The Collegian Grove City College Newspaper October 31, 1997 Vol. 58 No. 8 INSIDE Jam House spreads the Word A QUICK LOOK AT By Amy Scott THIS WEEK'S EDITION Collegian Staff Grove Aid OF THE COLLEGIAN Writer P.S Hallmark In the '70's there SHOP HALLOWEEN benefits were the discos, in the '80's there was Turn to Perspectives for our the mall, and in community Halloween special. the '90's there are Ghost stories on the Web the coffee Halloween memories shops-places for By: Sonja Wojick Campus Forum: Do you kids to hang out Collegian Staff Writer believe in ghosts? and relax, places to read, study, de- The eleventh annual Grove Aid bate the latest po- Benefit Concert is scheduled for litical issue, or the LIFE AFTER GCC tomorrow, the first of Novem- latest Grove City ber. The Concert will be held in So just how far can a GCC diploma rule and now to Crawford Auditorium from 5 take you? Find out in part two of spread the Word pm until midnight. This year, our continuing series on profiles of of Christ. Coming eleven campus bands will be seven graduating seniors from soon to Grove The Hallmark basement houses a new hangout for students in which performing, with all proceeds to 1997. This month staff reporter City will be a new the proceeds go to a good cause. be given to the Grace Commu- Holly Dynoske delves into the coffee shop-a nity Food Pantry. world of GCC grad Lauren Byers Christian coffee Grove Aid was founded in to find out what happens after four shop, the Grove City Jam House. a month. nice vehicle for Christians to 1986 by Mike Kelley, a member years of tests, cramming, career The new coffee shop will be lo- The Mustard Seed Jam House bring their non-Christian friends of the class of '88, after he at- indecision and confusion come to cated in the basement of P.S. in Greenville is open six days a and expose them to the Gospel in tended a Bruce Springsteen con- an end. Hallmark Shop on Broad Street week, and remains open until 2 a.m an atmosphere where all will feel cert, in which Springsteen en- See Life, page 7 in downtown Grove City. The Fridays and Saturdays are The comfortable. In addition, this couraged the audience to sup- Jam House name comes from an- Mustard Seed Jam House's busi- will be a place where Christian port a local food pantry. other Christian coffee shop in est nights and hopefully the suc- campus organizations can use. Kelley returned to college after Greenville, founded by the same cess will carry over to the new John Aderholt, a Young Life the concert with a vision to es- people, called The Mustard Seed Grove City Jam House. leader on campus, explained with tablish an annual musical event Jam House. The idea of starting There will be a variety of junk excitement, "This will definitely which would showcase campus a second shop came from the food, and as Johnson says "non- be a great tool for us to use in bands, and donate all of the success of the Greenville loca- nutrional delights," along with spreading the Word to high profit to the Grace Community tion. the coffee. They are planning on school kids." John also said it Food Pantry. In the past, the The brainchild and head of having hooks along the coffee will help Christian teenagers to proceeds have ranged from these shops is Marty Johnson, a bar so that students can come and feel comfortable sharing their $1,000 to $1,500. The Grace Greenville resident who is the place their own mugs along the faith more openly in a positive Community Food Pantry is lo- coordinator for the new Grove bar, one way of making the stu- environment. cated in the basement of Grace City location. Recently Johnson dents understand that the Jam Johnson expressed that the most United Methodist Church in and his associates met to finalize House is a place where they important thing to do right now is downtown Grove City. It dis- the building plans. Within the should feel at home. spread the news that a Christian tributes food to members of the next month they will petition for "The coffee shop is not a youth coffee house will be opening. Grove City community. a business permit. This will be group, or an extension of Building interest will be impor- The bands which will be play- HOPEMAN LECTURE the final step in getting the Jam church," explains Johnson. "The tant for the Jam House to be suc- ing tomorrow are Tweedle SERIES BEGINS House operating. main purpose is for Christian cessful. (modern rock), the Marty Lewis Dr. John P. McTague (pictured The Grove City Jam House will kids, especially high school stu- The coffee house is funded Band (rock and brass), Calave- offer live Christian music of all above) will speak on dents, to have a place where they completely by individual dona- nendra (progressive metal), varieties, and, of course, coffee. "Engineering at the Speed of can feel comfortable and where tions and local area churches. On Groove Tube (classic rock), Light" on Tuesday, November 4, There will be an open mike night, their faith can be seen as cool." average, the Greenville coffee Continued on page 2 and live bands three or four times in the TLC. McTague, who is The Jam House can also be a Continued on page 2 Ford Motor Company's vice presi- dent of technical affairs, is the first Orchestra recreates Vienna speaker in the Albert A. Hopeman Lecture Series. By Jacob Heubert STUDENTS FIRE BACK Collegian Staff Writer GCC students respond to a recent Pittsburgh Post-Gazette article. The Grove City College Orchestra, conducted by Dr. Richard Students felt betrayed by the bi- Konzen, will perform its first concert of the season on this Friday, ased media coverage of the cam- October 31, at 8 pm in the Ketler Auditorium of the Pew Fine Arts pus' "stone-cold sober" image. Center. The concert is free and open to the public. See Perspectives, page 3 The theme of the concert is Vienna, Austria. Each of the works se- lected for the concert was written by a composer who, for a period of time in his life, lived in Vienna. REGULAR FEATURES The concert will also pay homage to two anniversaries: that of Campus Forum 4 Brahms' death 100 years ago and that of Schubert's death 200 years Letters to the editor 5 ago. The Other Side 3 The orchestra's performace will include Beethoven's Overture to World News Briefs 2 Prometheus, conducted by senior music major Mandi Schlegel; Jo- ODK Spotlight 6 hannes Brahms' Hungarian Dances No. 5, 6, & 7, conducted by se- Things to Do 8 nior music major Sam Fisher; Symphony No. 8 "Unfinished" by Tritons on Tour Franz Schubert; and two pieces by Johann Strauss: Tales from the GCC's synchronized swim team will move to the beat of Vienna Woods and Thunder and Lightning Polka. Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley, the Beach Boys and John The GCC Chamber Orchestra will contribute to the concert with its Denver. Performances will be held on November 6-8. performance of Mozart's Divertimento in F, K. 138.