The Collegian Grove City College Newspaper May 2, 1998 Vol. 58 No. 22 INSIDE Grover meets world A QUICK LOOK AT THIS WEEK'S EDITION By Kim Stetson OF THE COLLEGIAN Princeton Theological Seminary. Collegian Staff Writer Currently, he serves as the pastor of St. An- drew's Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) in New- WHO'S THE MAN "And Jesus grew in wisdom and stature, and port Beach, California, where he has been (AND WOMAN)? in favor with God and men. Luke 2:52 The since 1978. With the 4500 members of his time the seniors have anticipated for four The awards for the Senior Man of congregation, he has undertaken a $16 mil- years has arrived-the end of the last the Year and Senior Woman of the lion building program-including a santuary semester. As they finish up their work here Year are presented jointly by Mor- which seats 1400-and has seen annual giv- (or ignore it), two men, Dr. John Huffman, tar Board and Omicron Delta Kappa ing to missions surpass $1.7 million. Jr., and United States Senator Rick Santorum, as a service to Outside St. Andrews, he has twice been are preparing to address the 1998 graduating Grove City Col- moderator of his presbytery, preached the class and persuade each member to. display lege. The candi- gospel on "The Protestant Radio Hour," and wisdom and integrity when they leave this dates were voted Senator Rick Santorum and Dr. John served on the Board of Administration of the campus and enter "the real world." upon by the stu- Huffman, Jr., will speak on May 15. National Association of Evangelicals for ten Dr. Huffman will focus on Luke 2:52 at the dents and faculty. years. He serves on the board of directors for Baccalaureate service on Friday, May 15, at The final selec- Christianity Today, Inc. and Gordon-Conwell 7:30 pm in Harbison Chapel. He requested in tune with God's will for their lives. tion was made by Theological Seminary, has attended the that I Samuel 2:18-26 and Luke 2: 41-52 be Dr. Huffman graduated with a B.A. from a committee of World Council of Churches Seventh Assem- read at the service to set the tone for his topic, Wheaton College. He then went on to earn two students from Mortar Board, bly in Canberra, Australia, and serves on the "A Challenge to Balanced Living." These his master of divinity from Princeton Theo- two students from Omicron Delta General Board of the National Board of the verses parallel the boyhoods of the prophet logical Seminary, his M.A. from the Univer- Kappa, the organizations' advisors, National Council of the Churches of Christ in Samuel and Jesus Christ as they learned to be sity of Tulsa and his doctor of ministry from and three administrators. (Continued on page 3) Turn to page 10 THIS AFTERNOON'S EVENTS Tri-Zetas return to GCC Crimson Review 11 am-1:30 pm-Lunch, Hicks Hall and West Hall features award- 10 am-Track and Field: Grove City Invitational, Thorn Field ments of the first three steps of the reinstate- 1 pm-GCC Tennis vs. Fredonia, ment process. College Tennis Courts This process included a series of twelve winning student 1-3 pm-WGCC Open House, meetings led by faculty and administration Ground Floor Ketler Dorm members focusing on topics such as the his- work 1:30 pm-College Jazz Ensem- tory of the Greek system, history of the local bles, PFAC, Ketler Auditorium sorority, parliamentary procedure, etiquette, 2:30 pm-Spring Court Proces- risk management, anti-hazing laws, and alco- By Dorah Rice hol abuse. sional, Front Entrance of M.A.P. Collegian Staff Writer to PLC A review of the sorority constitution, estab- 3 pm-Coronation and Spring lishing a code of conduct, and completion of For the first time in GCC history, a journal Dance Pageant, PLC, Arena several service projects were also included in of student essays has been published to 4-6:30 pm-Dinner, Hicks and their requirements. showcase the best writing in the school. The West Hall According to the reinstatement process, Crimson Review includes five essays by stu- 6:30 pm-Parents' Association Back again from November 1996: upon successful completion of the first three dents as well as the four winning student es- Program, PLC, Arena, followed by Back Row: Amanda DiCola, Jennie steps of the process, Greek organizations says from the Rea G. Walters Essay Contest. All-College Sing Greer, Christina Dooley, Betsy Klein, whose charters have been suspended may be The winners for the Crimson Review are Holly Fairback, Susan Sems, Elizabeth granted the privilege of wearing colors and Grady Summers, who wrote on the 1997 Godman. Front Row: Lisa Booth, identifying Greek letters. Upon review of the NOTABLE Pennsylvania Judicial Elections; Sam John- Kristin Shinn, Christina Dozzi, reports of the required activities and necessary WASHINGTON-Everybody son, who wrote on the religious voice of documents, the Administrative Council has complains about politics, but no- Heather Mitchell, Cory Forney, and Langston Hughes; Mark Scheffler, who accordingly granted the members of the Zeta body does anything about it. Well, Kristin Love. wrote on the Great Commandment; Dan Zeta Sorority that privilege. here's your chance. The Alliance Swiger, who wrote on Elizabeth Cady Stan- The Administrative Council has com- for Better Campaigns, a Washing- ton; and John Hazlet, who wrote on Saint By Nancy Paxton mended the sorority for their exemplary con- ton, D.C.-based public interest Special to The Collegian Thomas Aquinas, the will and erring reason. duct during the time of charter suspension. group, is sponsoring a contest ask- "The idea was to have a publication that The sorority may appeal to the Administrative ing university students for their The sisters of the Zeta Zeta Sorority, cur recognizes the quality of academic essays of Council during the fall semester for fall rein- ideas on how to improve political the students," said faculty advisor Mr. rently under charter suspension, have recently statement of their charter. Michael Coulter. campaigns. The contest winner will successfully fulfilled all necessary require- receive $500 toward tuition fees The journal received approximately 35 en- and a trip to the nation's capital, tries for publication. A student committee where the winner will be honored at Coach Walters bids farewell to GCC made up of Mark Scheffler, Nathan Oster, the Alliance's national lunch. and Lisa Fabian read all the essays and sub- The contest calls for students to mitted nine to a panel of professors for final describe an original, achievable so- Cynthia A. grown to be well respected and very compet- selection. This panel consisted of Coulter, lution in no more than 250 words. Walters has de- itive under her careful watch. Dr. Bill Anderson, Dr. David McKillop, Dr. Entries should be e-mailed to al- votedly served "I have had the distinct privilege of work- Gary Smith, and Dr. Kevin Seybold. They liance@bettercampaigns.org or Grove City Col- ing with Cynthia Walters for 30 years. She chose the five best essays for publication. mailed to the Alliance for Better lege for 32 years. has gained my utmost respect and admiration The journal is funded by the same donor Campaigns at 529 14th St. NW, She will leave a during that time for her many outstanding who provides the prize money for the Rea G. Suite 320, Washington, DC 20045. distinct mark of contributions to Grove City College. Cindy's Walters Essay Contest, and promised full leadership in the positive influence has permeated all aspects coverage of publishing costs if the essay win- COLLEGIAN CONTACTS GCC Athletic of the college, where she is held in very high ners were also published in the journal. Got a story idea? 458-2567 Department and esteem," stated R. Jack Behringer, recently "He wanted to encourage student writing. Want to advertise 458-2704 the College as a retired director of athletics and professor of This [journal] would, as well as giving pub- Or e-mail us at stu950419 W h o physical education. licity to the essay contest," explained Coul- @gcc.edu Women's athlet- Walters joined the Grove City College fac- ter. ics at GCC have (Continued on page 2) The essay winners competed in two differ- Cynthia A. Walters (Continued on page 2)