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2001 September 28
The Collegian
The Grove
College Newspaper
September 28.3001 Vol. 62 No. 5
New faces in
the crowd
Freshman officers take
their place in SGA
By Kaitlin Domanoski
Inside
Collegian Copy Editor
Get a look at SGA's
Five new freshmen Student
newest members.
Government Association mem-
bers repeated vows of service to
p. 4
Grove City College and its stu-
Sept. 12. Derek Bradley, SGA
dents at 7 p.m. on Tuesday. After
executive vice president for aca-
Photo courtesy SGA
almost two weeks of campaign-
demic affairs, said the freshmen
On Tuesday, SGA welcomed its newest members to join its ranks: Jong kwan Park, Amy
ing and two days of freshmen
were able to declare candidacy at
Fehrenbach, Hans Latta, Audrey Slayton, Jonathan Beilfuss.
voting, Hans-Christian Latta,
this meeting or by midnight the
Audrey Slayton, Amy
following day.
preliminary election was held on
pated," he said. "That's over half
is little difference in upperclass-
Fehrenbach, Jong kwan Park and
Campaigning began Sept. 13,
Sept. 18 for the offices of presi-
of the freshmen class."
men and freshmen voting
Jonathan Beilfuss were elected
following guidelines set up by
dent, senator of social affairs and
Bradley said the computer vot-
turnouts.
by their peers to represent the
SGA regulating the poster size,
senator of student affairs. Final
ing system, instituted two years
"Typically underclassmen have
freshman class.
location and number posted per
elections were held last Friday.
ago by Sean Ammirati, encour-
a higher number of voters than
The freshmen were first
building.
Bradley was pleased with this
ages people to vote because of its
upperclassmen do, but the differ-
informed of the election process
Because of the large amount of
year's voting turnout.
professional look.
ence is within the hundreds,"
at an informational meeting on
freshmen who decided to run, a
"About 300 freshmen partici-
Bradley maintained that there
Bradley said.
The rule of law
Light it up,
George speaks in 'Faith, Freedom and the Future' series
By Matthew R. Divelbiss
Grove City
Collegian Editor-in-Chief
When you want to know about
Helping Hands hosts
the rule of law, few have more to
say than Robert George.
And that's what George, the
McCormick professor of law and
GROVE CITY
community days
jurisprudence at Princeton
COLLECT
By Kaitlin Domanoski
simulate what an intoxicat-
University, spoke on last week.
Collegian Asst. Copy Editor
ed person sees, and the
George spoke on "Freedom,
195
Grove City Rescue
Reason and the Rule of Law" as
In an effort to reach out to
Squad may do a drunk
part of the "Faith, Freedom and
the community, Helping
driving crash simulation.
the Future" lecture series.
Hands is hosting Light it
Other groups attending
"I want to take this opportuni-
Up 2001. This commu-
include the Grove City
ty to stress what an important
nity day will focus on
Sheriff's Department (which
achievement the rule of law is in
YEARS OF
drug and alcohol awareness
will promote red ribbon
our country and how critical it is
EXCELLENCE
and will include a number
week), Grove City High
to disseminate the rule of law
Photo courtesy GCC Public Relations/Lee Wishing
of demonstrations as well as
School's Project Peers and the
throughout the world as a pre-
Princeton's Robert George said morality must play a rule in law.
a street dance with refresh-
Behavioral Health
condition of democracy and
ments.
Commission.
prosperity," George said.
"It's the law that critically
In our system, George said,
The Grove City Police
Grove City College football
According to George, law is
enables a people to be a people,"
justice demands that people be
Department will demonstrate
coach, Jon Kolb, will be speak-
essential to Western thought.
George said.
See George
on page 2
fatal vision goggles, which
See
Light
on page 2
What
Krispy
Hot
Battling
Now?
Kreme
the PAC
DOUGHNUT
CRU looks to
COFFEE BAR
The doughnut
Women's soccer
another year of
sensation
looks down a
ministry.
arrives nearby.
long road.
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September 28, 2001
George
From page one
Light
From page one
governed by rules of law.
said.
George also said reason allows
ing.
sends flyers to churches and puts
Citing one legal philosopher,
Finally, the officials in power
us to know when we need to fol-
Funding for Light it Up 2001
posters in store windows. Senior
George said there are eight fea-
must follow the laws. If not,
low the laws and when we need
came from the Dance-a-thon
Melissa Harvey is in charge of
tures of legality to law.
George said, the laws are worth-
to break the laws.
held last February by Helping
food, which will be free, and
First, laws must be prospective
less.
According to George, when the
Hands, as well as from sponsors.
senior Laura Foley is in charge
rather than retrospective.
To those eight, George said,
end of the law would not be
Prizes and give-away contests
of the design for staff members'
"People have to know in
there must be added one more
served by following the law, it
throughout the evening are cour-
T-shirts. Senior Jonathan Toms
advance what the laws are,"
element morality.
may be necessary to break the
tesy of the Grove City Police
heads up logistics, sophomore
George said.
According to George, without
law.
Department, Armstrong Cable,
Sarah Thomas is in charge of
Second, there must be an
an element of morality, a law
For example, a person may
KDP (GCC education honorary)
set-up and clean-up and
absence of impediments to the
could contain the other eight ele-
have to run stop signs in order to
and Helping Hands' own contri-
Terpening directs public rela-
laws.
ments and yet be an evil law.
get a dying person to a hospital.
butions.
tions and education.
Third, the rules have to be
For example, laws in Nazi
In this case, George said, the law
Senior Kate Terpening, com-
It was Terpening who first had
promulgated so the people know
Germany or Soviet Russia could
is there to protect life, but that
mittee chair, said the three main
the idea for this event.
what the laws are.
contain the first eight elements
end will not be served unless the
goals for the event are to build
"I saw Grove City College as
Fourth, according to George,
of legality, but that did not make
driver, while being cautious,
community bonds, to promote
having an amazing opportunity
"The laws must be more or less
their laws fair and just.
breaks the law.
abstinence from drugs and alco-
to be a light to this city," she
clear."
George also said there is one
George was the second speaker
hol, and to share Christ.
said. "I wanted to develop a way
Fifth, "The rules have to be
reason man can be governed by
in this fall's "Faith, Freedom and
Terpening said planning for
for the two communities to come
more or less coherent with each
law reason.
the Future" lecture series. Last
Light it Up 2001 has taken over
together. I chose drug and alco-
other," George said.
Unlike animals, George said,
night, Dr. James Billington, the
a year. It is modeled after a
hol awareness as the topic
Sixth, "The rules have to be
man has the ability to understand
Librarian of Congress, spoke on
national event called Safe Night,
because substance abuse is a bar-
reasonably constant over time."
and follow laws because of rea-
"Christianity and History." He
for which Terpening chaperoned
rier that divides communities. If
If the laws are changing con-
son.
will be featured in next week's
two years ago. Terpening said
we can start by attacking this
stantly, George said, people will
Reason, according to George,
newspaper.
she chose not to do Safe Night's
barrier, maybe it will give us the
not be able to know and follow
allows the whole system to
Mark Noll, the McManis Chair
actual program, because it does
courage to break down more."
-the laws.
work, from those who follow the
of Christian Thought at Wheaton
not include a gospel message.
Terpening hopes the event will
Seventh, laws must be "gener-
laws to those who enforce the
College, will speak on Oct. 9 at
Despite the differences
teach the community how to
al in their application," George
laws.
7 p.m. in the Ketler Auditorium
between Light it Up 2001 and
work together and care for one
of Pew Fine Arts Center. Noll
Safe Night, both share the com-
another.
The Collegian
was forced to cancel his Sept. 13
mon goal of alcohol and drug
Light it Up will be held
appearance because of the terror-
awareness.
Saturday outside the YMCA at
ist attacks.
Many people have been
6:30 p.m. Though the advertising
involved in getting this idea off
focus has been directed toward
The Grove City College Newspaper
the ground, and there will be 30
the community, Terpening hopes
staff members at the dance.
GCC students will attend as
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