The Collegian Grove City College Newspaper Nov. 13, 1998 Vol. No. 10 INSIDE Tri Rhos scoff at Friday the 13th A QUICK LOOK AT By Stephen Bond Collegian staff writer sponsored came the preliminary THIS WEEK'S EDITION OF THE COLLEGIAN COME 11 of 20 signs bearing the Let's see it's dark, MGB housing group's sig- it's late, and a man nature mark, "PPP," with a hockey mask is SGA and with those came creeping up ever so the questions of un- BRIGADOON slowly behind you. Or The fall musical, which GROOVE suspecting freshmen perhaps, under a full everywhere, "What's opened this Wednesday night, moon, a black cat fol- PPP?" Now, Grove continues to draw students. lows you under a lad- City College is being The Friday and Saturday shows der as you break a mir- bombarded with even ror. That's what we've see story p. 2 LEAVE more advertising pro- sold out early in the week. come to expect after hearing the phrase, HAPPY moting the dance. Curious George boasts "Friday the 13*," but his talent in the Frozen the guys at Rho Rho Chicken Bowling LIVER MELT Rho would like to It's Tri-Rho Extravaganza time. event, but that's not Once again, E. coli sweeps In one of the biggest advertising campaigns each across the United States, con- paint another picture year, Tri-Rhos spread their message any way they can, including wallpapering halls, all. Apparently, even taminating hamburgers at some for us. In fact, they're dorm room doors, and even bathrooms with signs like this. the Taco Bell Chihua- of the nation's large fast-food hoping to bring us the hua is coming, because "best dance of the year." Yes, we're all in- he's quoted on similar restaurant chains. The bacte- at eight o' clock in the evening and the music ria, known to kill some of its vited to spend one "Night in Groove City." flyers as saying, "Yo quiero Extravaganza!" and games will last until midnight. With all of weaker victims strikes fear into This year's Tri-Rho Extravaganza will be in With such "celebrity support," it's easy to un- the new and old attractions. the Rhos are derstand why members of Rho Rho Rho have the hearts of burger consumers the Intramural Room in the Physical Learning promising something for everyone! Center this Friday. The festivities will begin such high hopes for this weekend's festivities. everywhere, not the least of Since the end of September. we've heard So what is it that will make this year's ex- which is columnist Stephen rumblings for travaganza so great? According to member Harkleroad. a this year's Tri- see Perspective p. 4 A Night IN GROOVE City Cliff Miller, some new attractions will add to Rho Extrava- FRidAy THE THIRTEENTH the old favorites that have been a part of this ganza. Of 14-year legacy. You'll still see such events as IM ROOM 8pm course, first SMILE! (Continued on page 2) Studies have shown that a positive countenance can actu- Football ends upbeat season with a loss ally improve your emotional health. see 7 By Laura LeVake Collegian Staff Writer The Grove City College football team fin- BOWERS BLURB ished its season with a loss to Muhlenberg The Grove City football College on Saturday, November 7th. The team's star player considers Wolverines ended with an overall regular sea- going pro after this season. son record of 5-5 and a 3-1 record in the PAC R.J. Bowers has led the conference. P.A.C. all season and is highly Muhlenberg came out strong, quickly scor- ranked nationally, as well. ing three touchdowns to make the game 21-0. see feature p. 11 Knowing they had their work cut out for them, the Wolverines chipped away at the Mules' lead and closed the gap to 21-14. Grove City sophomore fullback R.J. Bowers was respon- SGA Update: sible for both touchdowns, with 25- and 41- yard runs and a two-point conversion to aid Quarterback Steve Lacinski SGA members have been the Wolverines' comeback. Director of External Affairs working on a number of proj- (Continued on page 11) Lee Wishing and daughter ects in the past weeks: 1) Crimson Ball Planned every year by the sophomore Become more attractive in one easy step class, the event will be held in Old Map. Tickets will be on Students say internships give practical experience and an edge in the job market sale November 17 19 for $25 per couple. By Allison Fetterman through a lecture versus actually participating It definitely opened a door to an area I would Collegian Staff Writer in the day-to-day duties that the job entails. otherwise not have considered," said Powers. 2) The Academic Affairs com- Geoff Lawrence, a senior mechanical engi- Interacting with people in your area of inter- mittee announced that Instant When you're a freshman, it seems a long neering major, held an internship this summer est is also great for networking in the hopes of Messenger will be available in way off. When you're a sophomore, you with an engineering firm. For him, the great- finding a full time position. With these bene- the computer lab after Christ- think, "I've still got time." When you're a jun- est benefit was, "seeing how to apply what fits, it is never too early to begin looking into mas Break. ior, you start to get a little nervous. And when I've learned in the real world. In engineering, possible internship opportunities. you're finally a senior, you realize that unless schooling is so theoretical, that it's nice to see On Wednesday, Nov. 17, the Communica- you do something soon, the jobs are going to what it's used for." tions Association will be hosting an Internship Interested in writing for pass you by. What is all this thinking about? Not only are internships a source of practical Fair, held at 7:00 p.m. in Ketler Rec. At the The Collegian? Internships. experience, but they can also help you narrow Have some story ideas to Granted, internships look great on your re- fair, GCC students who have held internships down your potential career options. You may will be available to talk about their experience suggest? sume. But that is not the most important rea- find that a career that you believe is your call- and answer any questions you may have about Contact Kim Stetson: son for trying to secure one before you gradu- ing, may not suit you at all. how they acquired their internship, what they Box 563 X. 2414 ate. Internships give you the hands-on experi- Jen Powers, a junior English major, had an ence that is hard to muster in the classroom. learned from it, etc. Interns from all majors or e-mail: internship in the marketing department of Ca- Stu960302@gcc.edu There is a monumental difference between will be represented. It's a great opportunity to ble Time, in Williamsport. "It gave me insight find out important information in a casual set- acquiring theoretical skills and information into something I didn't know anything about. ting.