The C ollegian Vol. 56, No. 17 Grove City College March 22. 1996 Will late hours attract a new crowd? In this week's By TODD HOSKINS during the evening hours, in- Collegian Staff Writer cluding bagels, desserts, soft Collegian pretzels, and salads. If you are a java junkie, buy a cappucino, In an attempt to improve latte, or cup of coffee and get their relationship with Grove a free coffee refill. Students News: City College Students, are welcome to study or social- Profile of Broadstreet Books & Cafe is Betsy ize and stay as long as they de- extending their hours and of- sire. Conner, VP of fering Saturday Student For gifts. research, or Academic Affairs 2 Specials. pleasure, the bookstore offers If you're itching to get off magazines, cards, and books. campus, tired of the Gedunk Customers are welcome to crowds, craving caffeine, or browze or buy. If a book is not Religion: ready for a midnight snack, no in stock, a worker can place an Gospel Team toured car is needed. A short walk order for you and have it in mid-eastern United downtown and you will find your hand within a week. the cafe, a picturesque, Musical acts are scheduled af- States-- find out about century-old renovated ter Easter, including Chad their trip 4 hardware store. Starting Voller, Wes Kline, and tonight, the bookstore and cafe Inter-Varsity and Alabaster Box, along with a will be open until 1 A.M., monthly poetry reading. Gospel Team prepare seven days a week until Easter Owners Ted and Lana Soens for rescue mission in Break. If the trial week goes have had a difficult year New Castle 4 well. the extended hours will financially due to lack of continue for the remainder of Koinonia is back community support. but have the semester. faith that if the college students from Philly and In addition, for those who will frequent their establish- completed their don't enjoy the crowds or ski service project 5 lodge atmosphere of Hicks' ment they can develop a finan- Cafe. the downtown cafe and cial base to make some im- eatery will be offering a sand- provements they have slated wich and soup special on for the future. Stop by, enjoy Features: Saturdays with a reduced price the food, atmosphere, service, Area coffee house, Broadstreet Books and Cafe especially for GCC students. and support one of Grove begin extended hours p.m. to 1 a.m.) tonight. Check out photos of Food will also be available City's few cultural hubs. the Gala from last weekend 6 Congressman makes his pitch "Fiddler" Entertainment: Interested in classical This Sunday, March 24th, sister? How will you be able steals the Congressman Phil English music? Visit the Heinz to raise your own family will be speaking in Old Map while struggling to pay huge Hall for the Pittsburgh from 1:00 to 1:45. taxcs just to service the debt. Symphony Orchestra Congressman English will show speak briefly about current 7 "That's why I am concert By CARRIE LAMANNA issues facing Congress and absolutely convinced we must his upcoming re-election race Collegian Copy Editor Music Review of have a balanced budget, and as well. Jackson Browne's new we must have it now. No Triumphant is the only In an excerpt from a album "Looking longer can this problem be word that can describe the campaign letter, English says put on the back burner for a feeling of the cast and crew East" 7 the following, "As the future generation to after Wednesday's opening Going to a movie this generation that will have to address," English said. pay this bill [national debt], night performance of Fidler weekend? Check out on the Roof. you have the right to be HIS talk will be followed by Representative to the gravely concerned about the Fiddler was originally the off-campus movie refreshments and a time for effects of this enormous debt scheduled to open Thursday listings 8 21st district, PA, students to speak personally on your future Will there and run through the weekend Andrew Coffin offers Phil English speaks with the Congressman. All be any money for student with five performances his perspective on to Grove City College students are encouraged to loans for your children, or throughout the weekend, but attend. when the tickets sold out the Coen Brothers' "reality students Sunday. even your younger brother or very morning they went on filmmaking" 8 sale, Director Betsy Craig Steve and Andy visit called together everyone Clifford's Restaurant Students start special soccer involved with the show to see if it was possible to go up a in Evans City 9 day early. "My phone's Sections of this article were school have been blessed with Special Olympics contacted been ringing off the hook reprinted from the Grove a lot and this is a chance for the Circle K organization at with people wanting to know Sports: City Allied News us to give back." Grove City College to see if how they can get tickets, and Penguins inside Scuderi became interested they could assist Special I have none to give them," scoop on the Believing that they had in Special Olympics by Olympics in any way. Circle Craig said the morning after something to give back, the show sold out. playoffs watching his cousin, who is K. a service organization of 11 Christopher Scuderi, along autistic, participate in the GCC run in conjunction with Craig knew that she and Rugby club season with other Grove City stu- program. "I saw how the the Grove City Kiwanis, Stage Manager Adam Wyse schedule and dents have spearheaded the program benefitted him and responded with the idea of along with Music Director story first ever Special Olympics when I was really excited Julie Freeman, both of whom 12 sponsoring a soccer team. soccer team in Mercer when I saw the opportunity to During that month, Grove also act in the show, could get County. do the same thing here," City College men's soccer the actors together for "Special Olympics is one Scuderi said. team members Michael Wednesday night, but the of the few programs that The Idea started in benefits everyone," Scuderi November of 1995, when continued on 5 continued on 6 said, "Most of us at the Fran Sass of Mercer County