The Collegian The Grove City College Newspaper March 16, 2001 Vol. 61 No.15 Showing off Local gallery featuring sophomore's work By Joyce Liao exhibit. Hanna chose pieces that we should value aesthetics over demonstrate different styles of more basic, physical needs. Collegian Staff Writer photography. The photographs Hanna will answer other themat- Chad Hanna, a sophomore at range from black and white to ic questions tonight on a picture- candid shots. "Mexican Choir" is by-picture basis. Grove City College and amateur photographer, has made it big Hanna's favorite piece. Hanna Hanna has been working an explained that he does not try to average of four hours a week at least by Grove City standards. be profound about titles. since Christmas. He hopes for Hanna will exhibit his works at the Glass Studio Gallery from "I don't want people to sit future opportunities to exhibit 7 to 9 tonight. there and try to figure out what his works on more specific sub- The Glass Studio is located in the title means," he said. ject matters. downtown Grove City at 235 Within the collection, Hanna Hanna said he picked up pho- South Broad St. pointed out a selection that tography because he "was just The photography exhibit will reveals the theme of his pieces. fascinated with light and color and contrast." be at the studio for one month "I have found with my experi- The subjects Hanna chooses following tonight's presentation. ence with art, certain contradic- "This is just a general intro- tions between what's beautiful are never posed. He always pho- duction to show people what I and whether or not it is beauti- tographs things as he encounters them. have been doing," said Hanna, ful," Hanna said. "That beauty "I want people to appreciate exists in a place where the peo- Joyce Liao who has been preparing four the moment that is captured for years for this collection. ple are least concerned with Sophomore Chad Hannah's photography collection will be on Forty-two pieces, all first edi- beauty." display from 7-9 tonight at the Glass Studio Gallery in down- See Picture tion prints, will be shown in the Hanna also wonders whether on page 6 town Grove City. What goes up must Get protected come down By Jeremy Mikesell the possibility of an e-mail virus Collegian Managing Editor wreaking havoc on your comput- er and annoying possibly GCC does away with 'Baby Physics' requirement infecting your friends. During It's a dangerous world out the last few semesters the cam- there, full of people with unsafe pus has seen a number of e-mail habits. Any one of them could be By Jenny Klopsic "Physics had been built into one of several science options virus outbreaks, some of which infected, and all it takes is one the eight because it is so funda- for students rather than a require- have taken the mail server Collegian Staff Writer bad click and you could join mental and practical for life situ- ment. There are now nine ways offline for hours. them. A friend could send you an ations," said Dr. James Downey, through which students can ful- I'm going to go over a few The proposal was made. The chairman of the department of fill the lab and course require- e-mail virus and if you're not things here concerning basic pro- verdict has been decided. The ments. Departments, however, practicing safe computing - your outcome will affect all except for physics and associate professor tection and, more importantly, of physics and engineering. may not overlap in selection. computer could be at risk. common sense. But let's start science and elementary educa- "However, in the past few years, "This means that a student The Internet is a dangerous with explaining what an e-mail tion majors. evaluation of the freshman class cannot select two biology cours- place these days. Just last week virus is. Without question the e- All students who cringe at the has revealed that approximately es to avoid physics or chem- the Russian Mafia stole one mil- mail virus is becoming one of mention of physics can fear no 70 percent have already received istry," Downey said. lion customer files including the most common computer more. As of fall 2001 the cur- physics education in high school. This modification also does credit card data - from over 40 threats these days. Over the last riculum will be changed, and Therefore, the necessity for U.S. and countless other foreign year there have been dozens of students will have their option of not mean the student body can course completion is far less cru- Internet companies. E-mail outbreaks around the world and classes. Currently, all students completely avoid physics cial." viruses had nothing to do with there are more to come. besides the two aforementioned because sometimes the class lists The college catalog in the fall that, but you probably don't have First, it is important to note majors must take eight hours of will highlight this change, and for all departments may not bal- to worry about the mob trying to that there is no way for an e-mail lab science, with four of those Science 201 (Physics) will be hack your computer either. What hours in physics. See Physics on page 5 you do have to worry about is See Protection on page 5 Off to 'Kiss Me All- California Kate American Touring Choir Friday and Whitbeck takes heading west to TICKETS Saturday nights top honors in TES-3322 perform. sold out. swimming. Page 6 Page 8 Page 12