The Collegian Grove City College Newspaper Dec. 4, 1998 Vol. 59 No. 11 News Brief: Grove City College - Crimson Ball continues to roll Microsoft Campus Agreement By Jenny Hopkins conjures images that differ with Saturday from 6-12 p.m. in Old simple question of math - 500 Collegian Staff Writer every person. For the girl, it is Map. Even simple details such as people able to attend versus the image of curlers, nylons, hair these were only established after 800 - many other things had to If you ask the girl, it is up to the spray, and last-minute panic. For long hours of debate and negotia- be considered as well. Grove City College has boy to ask. If you ask the boy, it the boy, it is a casual reminder to signed a Microsoft Campus tion. The dance has traditionally "There is intimacy that comes is up to the girl to give him a sign ask "What's her name" that sits been held in Old MAP, an area Agreement. Therefore, Micro- along with limiting the number of to let him know she wants him to nearby in his 9:00 class. For the soft Corporation has licensed that can comfortably accommo- tickets," said sophomore secretary ask. If you ask the objective ob- sophomore class officers in the following Campus Soft- date 500 people. A new idea was Jeannie Klein. "That intimacy server, it is a miracle that the charge of planning the formal suggested for this year's event. would be lost if that dance was ware Products to Grove City wires are ever uncrossed long event, it is hours of preparation, College: School leaders proposed to host held in the IM room." enough for anyone to actually get ticket sales, and hard work, all for Microsoft Office the evening in the IM room, capa- Others felt differently. Said one a date. one night never to forget. Professional Edition ble of holding 800 people. While student: "The main difference is The Crimson Ball. The phrase This year's Crimson will be held Microsoft Windows 9x to some this idea may see like a (Continued on page 3) - Microsoft FrontPage - Microsoft Visual Studio Professional Edition Orchesis struts their stuff in Microsoft BackOffice "Styles Client Access License Instructions for loading the c n n y software listed above and a By Kim Stetson Janke and copy of these "User Terms" are Collegian Editor-in-Chief junior head available by selection choreogra- "Networking Information" at Early in the spring of 1976, a pher Claire the following Internet address: group of 21 dancers came to- Plitt have http://info/ gether to perform the Freedom headed up These Campus Software Prod- Ballet for Grove City College's this years ucts may only be used subject 100th anniversary Founder's Day 83-person to the terms and conditions celebration. The students, spon- cast, the contained in the Microsoft sored by Dr. Hilda Kring, called largest in Campus Agreement and may themselves "The Orchesis" and not be copied, transferred or continued, from that year forward, years. And otherwise used in violation of to put on annual performances unlike the such terms and conditions. each fall semester. leaders of Termination or expiration of Twenty-three years later, the many cam- this agreement automatically troupe is preparing to present pus organi- terminates your right to access "Styles" on December 10, 11 and zations, and use all copies of the prod- 12. The program celebrates the they have ucts. Immediately upon termi- diversity of music and dance and done so nation or expiration, you must features tunes ranging from Van virtually on delete and remove all Campus Morrison's "Brown-Eyed Girl" to their own. Software Products from your the showtune "One" from Chorus "One thing that has been impor- now have the opportunity to have Honors abun- computer or order licenses for Line. Dance styles include jazz, tant to us is that Orchesis is a a hands-on perspective of plan- these Campus Software Prod- tap, modern, ballet, character, completely student-run organiza- ning, organizing, and running the ucts from a legitimate source. lyrical, and funk. dant for tion. Dancers who have for many production-everything from Faculty, staff and students Senior head choreographer years been seasoned performers, (Continued on page 2) who graduate, transfer or Speech and otherwise leave Grove City College must delete and re- Mmmmm Protein Debate Team move from their computers all Campus Software Prod- By Douglas Barbour ucts obtained through the Students get a taste of the Second Collegian Staff Writer Microsoft Campus Agree- ment or order licenses for Annual Bug Feast The Speech and Debate Team's these Campus Software hard work and dedication has paid Products from a legitimate off once again this year. Both the source. By Colleen Keating Mealworms were the main in- team and individuals have received logical stories, and Dr. Jenkins By downloading any Campus Collegian staff writer gredient in the other dishes: pak- great honors this semester with one recited two poems. Software Products, you agree horas, peanut-butter balls, and more tournament to attend. Last year's bug feast was popu- to be bound by the terms and Would you eat a bug? This onion dip. Dr. Jenkins compares They will travel to Ohio State lar even among other faculty. Dr. conditions of use contained question was posed to Dr. Steve pakhoras to curry; it contains University this weekend for a com- Peter Fraser, an English professor, within the Microsoft Campus Jenkin's Entomology class flour and vegetables fried in oil. petition involving approximately was so enthralled with the pakho- Agreement signed by Grove Wednesday morning, and the an- During cooking, the mealworms 30 schools. The team will com- ras that he fed some to Zachary City College. You may exam- swer was a resounding, "Yes." "puffed up and were sticking up Throne, son of the Spanish de- pete in what is known as a swing ine a copy of the agreement The Second Annual Bug Feast at jaunty angles" which made tournament, spending Friday and partment professor Dr. Stephanie by contacting John G. In- included six different insect deli- them easy to identify, according Saturday at Ohio State and travel- Throne. Fraser also left another man, Director of Distributing cacies. Beinenstich and grasshop- to Jenkins. However, he claims insect dish in the copy room in ing across town to Capitol Univer- Computing at Grove City Col- per pie were two dishes named that they "tasted great" and that sity for more competition on Sun- Calderwood; the plate was myste- lege, during normal business after insects: "beinenstich" is Ger- "practically every student sam- day. riously empty the next morning. hours. man for "bee sting." A cake filled pled them." However, the idea of eating in- The team has already competed with creamed butter - it does not The other two dishes also con- sects is not unique to GCC. Dr. in three tournaments this year, in- Interested in writing for contain any bees only milk, tained chopped mealworms: on- cluding their most recent at Jenkins showed a video Wednes- The Collegian? flour, butter. sugar and almonds. ion dip with carrot sticks, and the Youngstown State. In addition to day morning which described Have some story ideas to Sweet-n-sour chicken wings were peanut-butter balls with coconut. how Western culture is the only many strong individual finishes, suggest? also served because they included According to Dr. Jenkins and the the team placed second overall out society that does not knowingly Contact Kim Stetson: an insect by-product: honey. Dr. students, the mealworms did not a field of eight teams. eat insects. This is a psychologi- Box 563 X. 2414 Charles Kriley donated the grass- have a "strong flavor." In addi- There are currently 13 members cal condition, Jenkins maintains. or e-mail: hopper pie, which also does not tion to sampling bug-flavored of the team; one senior, five jun- Insects have a higher protein Stu960302@gcc.edu include bugs. foods, students related entomo- iors, two sophomores, and (Continued on page 3) (Continued on page 3)