The Collegian Grove City College Newspaper April 2000 Vol. 60 No. 19 Economist Donald Boudreaux to speak By J. H. Huebert Mart, airline agencies, and other and that the government should Dr. Boudreaux received his dents of the Foundation include Collegian Staff Writer businesses are never legitimate, never prevent businesses from B.A. in economics from Nicholls the late Leonard E. Read, who lowering prices. State University; an M.A. in eco- was awarded an honorary doctor- Dr. Boudreaux is one of the nomics from New York Univer- Dr. Donald J. Boudreaux, ate by GCC, and Dr. Hans F. President of The Foundation for world's foremost experts on anti- sity; a Ph.D in economics from Sennholz, who was chairman of trust law and antitrust economics. Economic Education, will speak Auburn University; and a J.D. GCC's economics department on why government should "Stop Before becoming the president of from the University of Virginia from 1954 until his retirement in The Foundation for Economic School of Law. 1992. Stopping Price Cutting," this Education in 1997, he taught in The Foundation for Economic This is Dr. Boudreaux's first Monday at 7:00 p.m. in the Rare Book Room of Buhl Library. the economics and legal studies Education (www.fee.org), lo- visit to Grove City College. In his talk, Dr. Boudreaux will departments at Clemson Univer- cated in Irvington-on-Hudson, There will be 15 minutes for examine how the federal govern- sity. Prior to that, he taught eco- New York, is the nation's oldest questions following the lecture, nomics at George Mason Univer- libertarian think tank and has had ment's antitrust laws attack busi- which is sponsored by The Foun- nesses for charging low prices. sity. His writing has appeared in a long association with Grove dation for Economic Education He will argue that claims of numerous economic journals and City College. It publishes the and the Grove City College Lib- "predatory pricing" (lowering in such popular publications as monthly magazine Ideas on Lib- ertarians. For more information, The Wall Street Journal, The In- prices below cost to drive the erty (formerly The Freeman), in see www.geocities.com/ competition out of business) of- vestor's Business Daily, The New which many GCC faculty, alumni gcclibertarian. ten made against Microsoft, Wal- York Times, The Washington and students have been published Dr. Donald J. Boudreaux Times, and Reason magazine. through the years. Previous presi- Orchestra & Choir to Little Sibs get a perform this weekend chance to experience college life Tuckey will conduct Bach's Fugue in G Minor, BWV 578. The Symphonic Orchestra will conclude their concert with By Rachel Leonard Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture. Collegian News Co-Editor Rumors as to the use of actual cannons are unconfirmed. The Between 6:30 p.m. today and tomorrow afternoon, over 120 Symphonic Orchestra is under the of the younger siblings of Grove City College students will direction of Dr. Konzen. The arrive on campus for the weekend. The weekend's events are Symphonic Orhestra performs geared towards junior and senior high school students and were tonight at 8 p.m. in Pew. organized by the freshman and sophomore class officers of the The Grove City College com- Student Government Association (SGA), including Ben Paulus, bined Touring and Chapel Choirs freshman class president; Jen Mahurin, sophomore class presi- will perform Sunday night in dent; and Angela Setti, sophomore class secretary. The Orchestra's violas prepare for tonight's concert in Ketler Harbison Chapel at 6:30 p.m. Said Paulus, "(Little Sibs Weekend) is a time for younger sib- Auditorium of Pew Fine Arts Center. (Chapel cards will be accepted.) lings to come up and visit their older siblings and get a taste of The choirs will be performing the college experience." Mahurin added, "It's a great time of selections from Handel's Mes- sibling fellowship and bonding." By Meghan Price violin. These musicians have the siah. Parts two and three of the Little Sibs Weekend is traditionally planned for alternating Collegian News Co-Editor opportunity to perform their Messiah will be performed, as years, though it has been three years since the last event. Three pieces accompanied by the Sym- these are the portions where the- years ago, SGA had only 30 participating siblings. This year, it Grove City College is in for a phonic Orchestra. Fisher will be text is more oriented towards has 124 incoming little sibs. "The response was more than we musical treat this weekend, with performing "Glitter and Be Gay" Easter. The text of part one (for imagined," said Mahurin. "It was unbelievable." one great concert tonight and an- from Candide by Bernstein. Kline example, For Unto Us a Child is SGA has been planning the weekend since this past Novem- other on Sunday. Tonight, the will be performing Piano Con- Born) is more related to Christ- ber. Activities will include a scavenger hunt at 1:30 p.m. on certo No. I in G Minor by Felix mas. Soloists featured will be Grove City College Symphonic Saturday, immediately followed by an ice cream social at 3:30 Orchestra presents the Annual Mendelssohn. Wentworth will be seniors Mark Kubichek and Jes- p.m. "Charlie Ritch wrote and developed the scavenger hunt Concerto Competition Concert. performing Violin Concerto No. sica Burns; juniors Laurie Neil- wild and wacky facts about the school," said Mahurin. "It'll be This concert features the winners 3 in G Major by Wolfgang Ama- son, Nikki Burd, Emily Fisher, an opportunity for siblings to do something together and to of the college's Concerto Compe- deus Mozart. Wentworth's piece Mike Henry and Ben Spead; and meet others their age on campus that weekend." tition, which was held earlier in will be accompanied by the GCC sophomores Mark Sallade and SpringFest, on Saturday, will also be open to both students Chamber Orchestra. the year. Shannon Stansbury. Junior Joe and their younger siblings. The three selected winners are Also featured in the concert are Gervase will accompany one SGA reminds all students hosting siblings to notify their head junior Emily Fisher, soprano; jun- two pieces conducted by student song on trumpet. Dr. Konzen resident. conductors. Senior Bret Kelley will accompany the concert on ior Rachel Kline, piano; and will conduct the Overture to Can- organ. Both choirs are under the sophomore Todd Wentworth, dide by Bernstein. Senior Erica direction of Dr. Brown. INSIDE Perspectives Life Entertainment Sports Should you be able to Stephen Bond profiles a Hannah Jentzen exam- Ian Pease looks at the Here's a look at bid on your room? J.H. group of singers named lines. tomorrow's Spring- 2000 Grove City College what's inside this Huebert says yes. after a toilet. Fest. golf team. 3 5 6 8 week's issue.