The Collegian The Grove City College Newspaper February 16, 2001 Vol. 61 No.13 On the air After a semester off, WGCC is back By Palmer Avery the air this Friday night at 9:15. Collegian Staff Writer Participants are celebrating with a simultaneous coed pool tourna- ment in Ketler Rec. For months, the WGCC radio Many of the faces at WGCC station has been silenced. are brand-new, especially that of Speculations have abounded as their new advisor, Mr. Kerin. to why. No answer seemed com- Officially, Kerin's titles are plete. The generally accepted Assistant Technical Director for explanation was that the shut GCC, and Manager of Technical down followed conflicts between Facilities at Pew Fine Arts the school administration, facul- Center. He started working for ty, and students. That was that. the college last September, and End of story. was asked to advise the radio sta- In the meantime, a radio pro- tion sometime afterwards. duction class was established. The staff is enthusiastic to be Taught by Dr. Hamilton, the bi- working with him. His presence semester class teaches the techni- has helped smooth tensions cal side of running a station. between administration and stu- Cues, cables, confidence. dents. "We have a new advisor Students simulate being on the and a better relationship with the air, but nothing is broadcast. administration," says Brosius. Many people saw this as a poor "They seem just as excited as we substitute for the once-thriving are [about] going back on the air. WGCC. They're behind us, which we Apparently, the conflicts are really appreciate. I think for the over. According to Jill Brosius, first time most of us actually feel general manager for WGCC, the administration is involved." Amy Clingensmith "We're not really thinking any- Jill Brosius, WGCC's general manager, and Brian Kettell, director of secular music, ready for the reopening of Along with new faces come the student radio station. more about last semester. We new ideas, new goals. The range already solved all that." Thanks of formats and play lists keeps feature secular and Christian Girl Power Hour, and Local big goal. Not only will local to a lot of hard work and cooper- growing in volume and diversity. modern rock, CCM, Jazz, Artists. ation, WGCC is going back on This semester the station will Musicals, Irish Folk, Techno, Encouraging local music is a See Radio on page 8 Down with Darwinism Parents' Weekend 2001 Spring Court named as Behe addresses intelligent design committee By Matthew R. Divelbiss by tiny step" theory with which eye evolved from a light sensi- prepares Collegian Editor-in-Chief even scientists in his day found tive spot found in smaller organ- problems, particularly when isms. By Bethany L. Morgan is approaching quickly. By sim- applied to the complexity of the "But there was a question left Parents' Weekend Committee ply looking around, one cannot Rarely does Crawford auditori- um fill to capacity for a guest hanging there," Behe said. help but notice the squirrels vertebrate eye. "But Darwin knew about the "Where did the light sensitive bustling, the construction work- speaker. As we go through the motions But, when Michael Behe came eye, too,' Behe said, "And he spot come from?" ers digging, and the Parents' of our first round of exams, grow wrote about it in a section of This, Behe said, is Darwin's Weekend Committee planning. to Crawford Auditorium, not tired of bundling up in our mit- only did the auditorium fill, but 'The Origins of Species' that is Black Box, which he left for sci- This year's Parents' Weekend tens and scarves and show bitter- people overflowed to the base- appropriately titled, 'Organs of entists of the future to explain. will kick off on May 4. While ness toward the groundhog for Parents' Weekend has been a tra- Extreme Perfection and ment to listen to the biologist According to Behe, scientists the news of more winter, it is in Darwin's time did not have the dition at Grove City College speak about his famous book, Complication. And in it, Darwin easy to get caught up in the sea- "Darwin's Black Box." said essentially that he didn't tools to examine the complex since the early 1900's, this year son. We tend to fail to recognize According to Behe, Darwin's know how the eye might have functions of the cell or the light marks a very special moment in all there is to look forward to. evolved." sensitive spot. the life of the college as it cele- theory of evolution is flawed. While May seems a long way Darwin proposed a "tiny step Darwin proposed the vertebrate See Behe on page 4 off, especially to seniors, it truly See Parents' on page 5 Economic Making Rave liberty music review Huebert Orchestra Jeremy Mikesell interviews performs presents his Clint Bolick. tonight. art show. Page 3 Page 5 Page 9 Perspectives The Collegian 2 February 16, 2001 Building a life of the mind By Jennifer Scott feverishly taking copious notes I modern academic culture. I was even dusted off my old literary