The Collegian The Grove City College Newspaper September 7, 2001 Vol. 62 No. 2 All the way from Assault the Bahamas Female victim of Nassau native finds warmth in Grove City two incidents By Megan Standish group of other staff and faculty Collegian Managing Editor members. By Matthew R. Divelbiss wearing a black ski mask, Heastie will also teach courses Collegian Editor-in-Chief assaulted a junior female, Van The difference in latitude is 16 at Grove City College. His duties Til said. degrees; the difference in aver- as assistant professor of psychol- Two assaults Then, according age temperature is 25. But ogy will not begin before the on campus in to Van Til, on Bahamas native Dr. Sam Heastie spring of 2002. less than 24 " Wednesday morn- is enjoying his new home - and "We decided that we wanted to hours. ing at approxi- finding that Grove City has a extend the opportunity to benefit According to mately 8:55, a warmth of its own. from the Grove City College Seth Van Til, We're not aware of male, believed to "Ever since I got here, it has experience to students in groups director of cam- any other incidents be the same indi- been ever so enriching," Heastie that have not been well repre- pus safety, the vidual from the said. "There is truly a spirit of sented here before African- assaults on campus or in the day before, again God here. People here are godly. Dr. Sam Heastie Americans, Native Americans occurred borough recently. wearing a ski Their lives are God-centered. and Hispanics, in particular," Tuesday after- mask, entered And I think that is what makes this recently created position, Moore said. "We think that stu- noon and MEP and proceed- this institution what it is." Heastie will spearhead a three- dents from these groups will Wednesday Seth Van TII, ed to the same jun- Heastie, who holds a doctorate year strategic plan for recruit- benefit just like all of our present morning. Director of Campus ior female's room in educational psychology from ment of minority students, facul- students, so we see it as an The first West Virginia University, joined ty and staff. He will work closely extension of our mission." Safety where he assaulted assault took her. Van Til said the Grove City College staff in with Dr. John H. Moore, presi- Moore said the college knew it place outside the student suf- June as assistant to the president dent of the college; Jeff Mincey, would need help for this recruit- the Mary Ethel Pew dormitory at fered minor injuries. for enrollment and staffing. In director of admissions; and a Heastie approximately 3:55 p.m. See on page 2 See Assault Tuesday. The individual, a male on page 2 Got Blood? Serving God by GCC hosts upcoming serving students blood drive By Seana Cranston check-in to post-donation Christine Swift joins Career Services Collegian Assistant Copy Editor refreshments, lasts about one hour, according to the Central By Suzanne Barnard campus." Knowing that she Want to be a hero and save Blood Bank. The donation itself Collegian Staff Writer wanted to work in college-relat- three lives? takes only five to 10 minutes. ed recruiting, she majored in Then head to the Anyone in good Christine Swift joins Grove psychology. She also holds a I.M. Room between 10 health who is at least City College this year as new minor in business. a.m. and 4:30 p.m. on 17 years old and assistant director of Career Swift worked as a college Sept. 24 for Grove weighs 110 pounds or Services. Swift is working to cri- recruiter for one year at City College's upcom- more is eligible to tique student résumés, help stu- FreeMarkets, Inc. in Pittsburgh. ing blood drive. The donate. dents hone their résumé-writing When a position opened at drive is co-sponsored Danielson said the skills and conduct mock inter- Grove City College, Swift by Zerbe Health most important thing views. jumped at the chance to return to Center and Central donors can do is get Swift will help students first her alma mater. Blood Bank. plenty of rest the night find their strengths and weak- "It's like coming home for before. Donors should also drink nesses, then decide upon a Christine Swift me," she said. "Everyone ends up having a great time talking, watching eight ounces of fluid for every career. She will also aid students Swift worked in Carnegie, movies and eating," says Karen hour awake during the day in finding internships and perma- dents find the vocational calling where Career Services is housed, Danielson, director of student before the drive. This increases nent jobs. that is meant for them." during her four years as a Grove health services at Zerbe and circulating blood volume. "I am so excited to be here," Swift is a 2000 graduate of City College student. She also coordinator of this year's drive. And don't forget to eat a good Swift said. "This is not a career Grove City College. She said she served as student director for the "It's the 'in' thing to do." for me, it is a ministry. My goal knew she was meant to be here first Career Fair in 1999. 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