The Collegian Grove City College Vol. 56 No. 10 Friday, November 3, 1995 In this week's Clean sweep GC community Collegian debates reopening On this week's Per- of area dump By CARRIE LAMANNA spectives page, a jour- Collegian Copy Editor nalism student talks about how to get more out of life Jane Scott Cleary, presi- dent of the Citizen's 2 Environmental Association Grove City security isn't for the Slippery Rock Area urged Grove City College stu- facing many of the crime dents to get involved in the problems of other col- fight against the reopening of an area dump. leges. And see how resi- The voices of protest can be "the most effective means dents of Quebec voted 3 of opposition," said Cleary A religion staff writer who spoke last month to the Grove City College Environ- profiles the Fellowship of mental Club. Christian Educators 5 Meet two Irish students who are living and study- ing in Grove City and find out how Orchesis is plan- PROJECT ning for a 20-year celebra- tion with alumni 6 The tenth annual Grove Aid -- a Grove City tradi- Josh Cauvel and Tom Lesnett round a bend on their way to PAC cross country NO championship. tion that keeps getting bet- ter 8 Runners dominate PAC competition C.E.A.S.R.A. is a non- Check out a preview of profit citizen's group that the British comedy that's By BRIAN O'ROARK hopes to halt the reopening Collegian Sports Writer The women finished the playing on campus next Meanwhile, the Grove City and expansion of the dump regular season with an amaz- men were making short work owned by Tri-County Indus- weekend 10 It was merely a matter of ing record of 44 wins and tries Inc. of the PAC in their own right. time before the PAC fully only one loss. Mizzone was According to Jerry Andrew Coffin reviews Not only did they take the realized the dominance of the by far the best runner of the Bowser, general manager of top five places, they also did "Copycat" Entertainment Grove City cross country year for the team losing only the landfill, The Department it by defeating Thiel's num- teams. This past weekend, of Environmental Protection one race, an incredible feat Editor Erin Behan preview reality hit Thiel College cam- ber one runner who had only for a freshman. The PAC was shut down the site in Septem- lost two races all year. ber of 1991. Because the the two foreign films pus as both the men's and her shining moment as she women's teams swept the landfill could no longer ac- led the pack by 52 seconds. Cauvel (first), Jason Tom- sponsored by SGA tonight PAC Cross Country Champi- cept garbage permanently, it Grove City also took the sic (second), Tom Lesnett became a transfer station for and tomorrow 11 onships. next six places. Jessica Bishop (third), Temple Radcliffe waste being shipped to other Honors were abundant for (second), Heather Kirkpatrick (fourth), and Mark Bolumen Steve and Andy take to dumps. the Wolverines. Josh Cauvel (third), Abigail Temple (fifth) showed how tough of a Currently, Tri-County the road again, this time to finished first for the second (fourth), and Heather Anker- team Grove City has become. owner Ed Vogal is applying straight year, while Amy Miz- brand (fifth) assured a sixth review Vellente's, and Their sixth straight PAC title for a permit to re-open and zone finished a stellar year by consecutive PAC title for the was secured when Bolumen expand the facility. Cleary Italian restaurant in Her- breaking Thiel's course women. Not to be outdone bested Thiel's Shawn Hard- said if the DEP grants the per- record in a stunning 19:07. mitage 12 however, Katle Temple (sixth) ing by six seconds. The men mit, the new waste facility But the runners weren't the and Theresa Grana (seventh) finished their regular season will be a 200 foot high See the forest for the only ones garnishing glory. made the meet a rout as with an equally impressive mound composed of medical Coach John Barr was named trees on a trip to Cook's Grove City's closest competi- record of 46-4. waste and sewage sludge as as PAC coach of the year. tion was 43 points distant. Forest Continued on Page 16 well as municipal waste. 13 Cleary went on to say that Catch all the sports Volleyball team clinches PAC title the proposed trash mound will be visible from the col- action as the womens soc- lege campus and the winds By MATTHEW BECK cer completes a winning belts, and winning the match will carry the smell across could not take the bite of the town. Collegian Sports Writer boost our confidence going Grove City attack, as the Lady However, Bowser contra- season as PAC champs into ECAC's," said Freshmen Wolverines terrorized West dicted Cleary's information. For the seventh time in and the mens swimming Emily Bintz. Liberty in a two games to He said by all estimations the eleven years, the Lady "It was an exciting match none sweep (15-9, 15-7). On new dump will be at most team takes to the pool in Wolverines snarled and for us," said Freshmen Alysia Oct. 28, Grove City saw their 150 feet and will be camou- its first meet 15 ground their way to another Hortert. "We were happy to monstrous 12-match winning flaged by grass and trees so PAC title. finally make it official. streak come to an end as they that the actual trash will not On Oct. 24, Grove City The Lady Wolverines suffered a three games to be visible. Inside traveled to Waynesburg to roared in to Bethany College none loss to neighboring rival Also, he said he wanted to take on the Lady-Yellow on Oct. 25 to take on the Slippery Rock (8-15, 10-15, make clear that the dump Perspectives 2 Jackets. The feeble sting of Lady Bisons and West Lib- 6-15). never has and never will ac- News 3 the Yellow Jackets was not erty. In match one, the ex- cept hazardous or infectious enough to penetrate the solid perience and maturity of the medical waste. Religion 4-5 teamwork of the Lady ferocious Lady Wolverines Before their game on Oct. Another health risk asso- Features Wolverines, as Grove City proved to be too much for a 31 against Geneva, the Lady 6-7 ciated with the dump is con- placed the sting on Waynes- young Lady Bison team as Wolverines possessed an out- Grove Aid 7-8 burg three games to none Grove City prevailed two standing record of 31 wins tamination of the surrounding Entertainment 9-12 games to none (15-11, 15-6) and 10 losses, including a ground water. (15-9, 15-4, 15-7) to clinch the PAC title once again. in their last conference game perfect 8-0 mark in the PAC According to Cleary's in- Sports 14-16 "We all wanted to clinch of the season. for the year. formation, the monitoring the PAC, get it under our In match two, West Liberty Please see Dump, Page 5 Continued on Page 16