The Collegian Grove City College Newspaper September 13, 1996 Vol. 57 No. 3 The count is up to 5! Phi Taus and Oakies are back OE OE OE (Left) Finally able to wear their colors with pride, the Phi Tau Alphas: junior Jaime Costic; seniors Shane Ens- weiler, Paul Woodfard, and Greg Kreutzberg; and junior Kevin Heaphy happy to hear the news that they were again recognized as a fraternity. (Above) Monday was the day that the Omicron Xis officially received their charter back. Although the men have been able to wear their colors since last year, the "Oakies" had to wait for the okay which came from Student Affairs on Monday. The three seniors modelling their shirts are Chad Updegrove, Matt Summers, and Alen Stupplebeen. One more pizzeria tries to take students by storm By Tami Lenz and its students. They have ago. Frank said that business Collegian Staff Writers also provided seating for 32 was good for the previous occupants. owners, and that they were FOXiSPIZZA Just another pizza restaurant? To accommodate students, busy. He doesn't know why Frank and Carol Blawas, they offer free delivers, but they chose to leave. Frank and owner's of the new Fox's said they would rather have Carol said they like Grove Pizza Restaurant on Broad students come in and enjoy the City and hope to stay and Street, hope not. If you restaurant. "What better ex- make a success of their restau- haven't noticed, Grove City cuse to get off campus?" Frank rant. has a new entrepreneur. quipped. He then laughed and The Blawas' live in Saxon- The Blawas family opened said, "Tell them to check out burg and say this is their first the restaurant in June. They my advertisement in the paper. venture into owning a busi- said that from that time for- It's proof of how much I want ness. They chose Grove City ward, they have anxiously students to come in." specifically because of the col- been awaiting the start of the The name may not be famil- lege and want to become part fall semester. jar, but Fox's Pizza is a chain of the community. Frank said Frank said he has tried to ex- established in 1971. Other lo- he is excited to meet and get to tend a warm invitation to all cations near Grove City in- know the students who he Fox's Pizza is the newest pizzeria in town. Grove City College students. clude Mercer and Butler. And feels make up a majority of Inside the newly renovated this is not the first Fox's to the community. dren who are now married and raising worked as a licensed practical nurse. restaurant the Blawas' have come to the area. The last Before joining the Grove children of their own. Over the last 20 Frank now devotes all his time to the hung Grove City College pen- Fox's in Grove City went out City community, Frank and years, Frank worked for the Wendy's restaurant. Carol assists him and nants in support of the college of business about five years Carol were raising five chil- Corporation as a manager, and Carol works for Mars Home Health Care. Life Entertainment Sports Page 7: Hiking the Bluffs at the Page 8: Tuesday R. E. M. released Page 12: The lady Wolverines Outing Club cabin challenged New Adventures in Hi-Fi. Does shut out Pitt-Bradford, 11-0, last club members last Saturday. the album live up to expectations? Friday at home. 2 The Collegian September 13, 1996 Ross Perot picks virtual unknown for partner World and national news compiled by Erin Behan Two local PA Cheryl Crow and VMI yet to obey odorless, and about 10x as potent Collegian Editor in chief Walmart face off in as Valium. It quickly dissolves in lawmakers vow to federal ruling on a drink and takes effect after only Ross Perot, the Reform Party's presidential nominee named stop the ATM/ MAC debate over lyrics admission policy 15 minutes. Just a tiny dose can cause loss economist Pat Choate as his run- surcharges which hit Wal-Mart Stores Inc. has an- of consciousness, which makes it The Virginia Military Institute ning mate Tuesday. nounced its refusal to sell an up- difficult for victims to prosecute often unaware has refused to send enrollment their attackers. On CNN's Larry King Live, coming album by Sheryl Crow applications to women despite Choate said that he and Perot consumers due to song lyrics suggesting the this summer's Supreme Court would wage, "a very unconven- retailer sells guns to children. -from the Pittsburgh Post ruling making all-male admis- Gazette tional and very effective cam- The lyrics of "Love is a Good Two paign" on radio and TV." Alleghany County sions policies illegal. Thing" co-written by Crow with democrats, Sens. Leonard Bodack If VMI does not admit women Tad Wadhams read: and Albert Belan, are introducing it stands to lose its $10 million a India holding out in -from U.S.A Today watch out sister, a bill to ban the common bank year in federal funding. what could be the watch out brother, Senate sends practice of levying a surcharge for use of ATM's. watch our children as they kill from U.S.A. Today end of all nuclear each other message to gay If passed, the bill would make testing explosions PA one of the first states to attack with a gun they bought at the rights advocates Wal-Mart discount store. Date rape drug the process. Record industry executives Most surcharges range from possibly linked to The U. N. approved, 158-3, a have estimated Crow could take a landmark treaty that would ban The Senate passed a bill Tues- $.50 to $2.00, but the charges loss of up to 400,000 tapes and sexual assaults at PS nuclear explosions forever. day aimed at thwarting same-sex have been reported as high as CD's. However the treaty cannot be marriages and rejected another $9.50. which banned job discrimination The album, "Sheryl Crow," is P.S.U. issued a warning Tues- implemented until India, who has A federal bill has been proposed set to be released at A&M day about Rohypnol, an illegal vowed opposition signs. against homosexuals 50-49. by the U. S. Sen. Alfonso Records on Sept. 24. tranquilizer linked to sexual as- 2,045 known nuclear tests have The news infuriated gay rights D'Amato of N.Y., as well, but the saults, after three date rapes were occurred, 1030 of them in Amer- leaders who vowed to keep fight- PA lawmakers say they want ac- -from the Pittsburgh Post reported at the school. ica, since the first test atomic ing for their rights. tion now. Gazette The drug is illegal in the U. S., bomb exploded July 16, 1945 in but readily available in 60 coun- the New Mexico dessert. -from U.S.A. Today -from The Herald tries as a tranquilizer. Rohypnol is tasteless, colorless, -from U.S.A. Today ANNOUNCING Pizzaiolo Pizza "The Pizza Maker" Now you can get pizza from your on-campus pizza maker fresh, hot, delivered right to your dorm. Wednesday through Monday complete 8:00 pm to Midnight for coupons Delivery is free! Look and menu mailbox. your Call Extension 2094 to place your order.