The Collegian Grove City College Newspaper Oct. 23, 1998 Vol. 59 No. 7 INSIDE Jordan and Myers coming to campus A QUICK LOOK AT Aeronautics to follow economics in GCC Guest Lecture Series THIS WEEK'S EDITION OF THE COLLEGIAN Dr. Jerry Jor- dan, president and chiefexecu- tive officer of HISTORY LESSON the Federal Re- Last month, Dr. Lee Edwards serve of Cleve- addressed what he terms "the land, will speak most terrible in recent his- at Grove City tory - Communism. College on Speaking to several political Monday, Octo- science classes, Edwards out- ber 26, at 7:00 lined the attrocities of Commu- p.m. in Ketler nist regimes around the world Auditorium of and presented the need to re- the Pew Fine member in order to keep from Arts Center. repeating them. The title of his see story p. 2 lecture is "Economic Poli- cies for Sus- tained Prosper- CONTRACEPTIVE ity." CONTROVERSY Dr. Jordan has One student's response to last worked in gov- issue's editorial on birth-control. emment, acade- Dr. Jerry Jordan, president and chief execu- see Letters p. 5 mia, commer- tive officer of the Federal Reserve of Cleveland, cial banking and will speak on "Economic Policies for Sustained in the Federal Prosperity." Reserve System. Aeronautical Engineer Dale Myers will speak 2002 PROFILE His commercial on "Aerospace Adventures: A Life of Thrills Statistics on this year's fresh- banking experi- and Spills.' man class and their impressions ence includes after midterms and their first five years at break since arriving on campus Pittsburgh National Bank and seven years at ico. and a past president of the National Associa- at the end of August First Interstate Bankcorp in Los Angeles. Dr. After earning his Ph.D. in economics at tion of Business Economists. see story p. 3 Jordan served as a member of President UCLA, he was employed at the Federal Re- Reagan's Council of Economic Advisers in serve Bank of St. Louis, rising to the position Aeronautical Engineer Dale Myers will 1981-82, during which time he was also a of senior vice president and director of re- MASCOT ON A speak at Grove City College as this year's Al- member of the US Gold Commission. Preced- search. While there, he also served as a con- bert A. Hopeman, Jr. Lecturer on Tuesday, MISSION ing and following his service in Washington, sultant to the Deutshe Bundesbank in Frank- October 27 at 7:00 p.m. in the Technological As part of the campus beautifi- he was dean of the R.O. Anderson School of furt. He is a member of the Mont Pelerin So- Learning Center Auditorium. His lecture, cation campaign, two wandering Management at the University of New Mex- ciety, an adjunct scholar at the Cato Institute (Continued on page 2) Willie-the-Wolverines pass out candy and compliments for good little Grovers who keep their feet firmly on the cement. Donnelly delights in overseas Asian culture In this issue: Willie dispels rumors that GCC students are somehow oppressed by the By Jenny Hopkins Others had balconies over the narrow city "My big friend and 1 asked for a ride on this quad-preservation efforts. Collegian staff writer streets. tiny little girl's bike, he said. She took us up see story P 7. The streets themselves, according to Don- to where we needed to go, but she was sweat- If you ask Dr. Donnelly about his trip to nelly, provided perhaps the greatest contrast ing by the end." China a twinkle will come into his eye and he with American culture. "Everyone rides bicy- Another interesting aspect of the streets will quote science-fiction writer Kurt cles," Donnelly says. For a small charge peo- were the variety of vendors. A trip to the gro- Vonaguet, saying, "Unusual travel proposals ple can get a ride to anywhere nearby on the cery store is very different form a quick trip to GCC are God's dancing plan." A glance through back of someone's bike. Dr. Donnelly Bi-Lo. Instead, a person walks down the his photo album will verify this quote, and 10 laughed as he recounted one such instance. (Continued on page 2) minutes of conversation will make you a be- liever. The trip began with a single purpose: Dr. Donnelly was to present a paper to the Third Crimson Review takes shape International Workshop for the International Institute for General Studies. Dr. Donnelly has cultivated friendships in the Chinese ex- By Colleen Keating sions from class assignments, The Review change program at Slippery Rock University Collegian staff writer publishes the results of the Rea Walters Essay for years now. When he learned of this op- Competition. Dr. Rea G. Walters was an edu- portunity, he contacted several of his friends A few ballpoint-pen corrections, some ge- cation professor and administrator at GCC. and was offered a number invitations to visit neric comments and the letter "A" scribbled at His efforts led to the development of GCC's while in the area. Very soon however, the the top: is this satisfaction for pulling an all business administration, economics, and busi- Interested in writing for reservations were only a memory, and Dr. nighter on that Civ paper? If not, maybe The ness management departments. A panel of The Collegian? Donnelly was living in shared apartments Crimson Review could be. Grove City Col- faculty judges chooses the best responses to Have some story ideas to above rice paddies. lege's newest publication, The Review is being one of several essay questions. The topics suggest? The most common form of housing in the touted as "The Academic Journal of Grove range widely, and include politics, education, Contact Kim Stetson: areas of travel were apartments, approxi- City College." It is the brainchild of senior and economics. Winners are rewarded with Box 563 X. 2414 mately 10 feet wide and 30 feet long. In- political science major Mark Scheffler. cash prizes and publication in the undergradu- or e-mail: cluded in this area was a kitchen, bathroom !The goal of The Crimson Review is to ate journal. Last year there were four win- Stu960302@gcc.edu and sleeping area. The apartments had a vari- "showcase the best of student essays at Grove ners: Toby Basalla, Isaac Harris, Rachel God- ety of views, many overlooking rice fields. City College." In addition to student submis- (Continued on page 3)