ARTS RELIGION FEATURES Hurbrings pottery Church council Rosserbecomes new techniques to CLU plans forbusyyear dean ofstudents Page4 Page 5 Page 8 CALIFORNIA LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY Volume38,No.2 \ ThousandOaks,California \ Wednesday, Sept.17,1997 Kingsmen turnover home Senate PLU forms opener ranked squad to committees |>l y& Work to be done in groups ByMICHAELWEHN EditorinChief Cummiteeswereformedandfilledalihe SenatemeetingonMondayevening.Com- milteesaresomethingthatweresuppossed tobeinuse.buthavefadedinrecentyears saidAndrewTaube.studentbodyvicepresi- dent. 'ThepuposeofIhecommitteesissowe cangetthemajorityofourworkdoneinthe commitees,"Taubesaid- Hesaidthisshouldcutbackontimeand makemeetingsandplanningmuch more efficient for Senate. Members spent ap- proximately20minutesintheirnewcom- mitteesdiscussingtheirgoalsandplansof actionfortheupcomingyear. The livestandingcommitteesaregov- ernmental affairs, appropriations, public affairs, universityaffairsandstudentac- tion.Eachcommitteehasitsspecificfunc- tionsand responsibilities.Theuniversity affairscommitteeisresponsibleformain- JuniorquarterbackZackHernandezrunsfreebehindKingsmenoffensiveline. PhotobyJakeNannery tainingprofessionalrelationswithuniver- sityofficials. Thegovernmentoperationscommittee Fall sports kick season into high gear handlestheinternalaffairsofSenate.The appropriations committee maintains the Seasonsummaries resourcesofSenate.Thepublicrelations committeereleasesinformationonbehalf •Kingsmen football TheKingsmenare0-2afterlosing ofLSaesntaltye,.thestudentactioncommitteepro- toPLU45-23.Seestorypage11 videsaforumforstudentopinionwithin Senate. InotherSenatenews.Taubereportedon the publications committee meeting on •Regals soccer Regalssoccerdropto 1-2after Mondayafternoon.Thecommitteeismade Mondayloss.Seestorypage11 oftheadvisersandeditorsinchiefofThe Echo,newspaper;TheMorningGlory,En- SeeSENATEpage3 •Men's soccer Kingsmen soccer 1-1 on season. Inside Seestorypage12 Calendar Page2 News Page3 •Regals Volleyball Regalsvolleyballhome NCAA Arts Page4 openertoday.Seestorypage12 Religion Page5 •Cross Country Regals,Kingsmenfinish10th,14th Opinion Page6 respectivelyatfirstmeet.Seestory Features Page8 page11 Sports Page10 p n a r r »ECH» Sept. 17, 1997 School of Education Join yearbook staff Upcoming CLU offers workshop for alumni at Kairosissearchingforafewgoodmenandwomento TheSchoolofEducationwillpresentanAlumniLeader- helpcreatethisyear'syearbook.Ifyouareinterestedin shipConferencetilled,"MeetingtheMillennium: Con- makingouryearbook more memorablebycontributing Today nectingwiththePast"onSept.27,from8:30a.m.to1p.m. somecreativeideasorotherwisehelpingout,pleasecall ChapelService-10:10a.m. SteveKingsfordwillbethekeynotespeakerandavariety ext.3464. Women'ssoccervs.Occidental-4p.m.(home) obfewfoeratkusrheod.psTahnedcporsetseinsta$t5i0onswhbiycfhaciunlctlyuadnesdaclonutminnienwtialll Geeting to perform recital CWloumbeFn'Xsalvlolcllaesysbaslolcivasl.-We9spt.mmo.nt-TBA(home) breakfastandlunch. OnSundaycellistJoyceGeetingwillpresentarecitalin Thursday NCaondsuemerratdvoocahteoRsaltphwNaoderrwkillshhostoapworkshop bthyeAElcrshnaosptpeelBrlbfoeocgrhimniwnniigtnhagtpatithae2nicpso.tnmcD.err.SthRaeorebweislreltvepSreaarglfeoo.frmheSrcshteudleonmtos CNleuebdf-ai1r0-p1.m1.:3(0SaU.mB.)-1p.m.(Pavilion) onSept.26from8p.m.to10p.m.inthechapelfocusingon performing such repertoire as Passacaglia by Handel- Friday binutioldaicntgiotnh.etoolsofcitizenpowerandputtingdemocracy HGeaeltvionrgs,encelpleor.formedbyMaiaJasper,violinandPreston Campusministryretreat AttendeeswilldiscusswithNader,HarveyRosenfield andotheractivistsonhowcitizenscanutilizetheirrolesas '96-'97yearbooks Saturday corognasnuimzeersf,orvotcehrasn,gteaxtpahyreorusg,hwothrekeirnsitainatdivsehaprreohcoelsdse,rsthteo still available WMeonm'esn'sosccseorccves.rnvis.inWohiistBteineerd-ic1t1ian.em-.T(BAwAa(yA)way) lfFergeriesetloateCivLeAUardsetnvuadeeanntrds.tgraisssroiotnsogrganizing.Admissionis ycaolTulhehexatv.'e3964n-o6't49p7fuoyrrcedhaetarasbieoldoskoosnneahrfoeowrhtyehroeeulcaoanwndpgtrehitecoeynoelf.o$oIkf1y0g,orupealhtea.avsIeef CMSeaunmn'pdsuassoyCcocnegrrvesgaTtBioAn(-A1w0a:y3)0(Chapel) AnyonewishingtoadvertiseCLUrelatedeventscando alreadypaidforyourbook,youshouldbegettingaslipin Monday pusmusaoibollan,tistlehheceeahdvoC,[email protected],utttiefhxoretenr.eato3onf4.T6ceh5hde.aur.EfgaceTx.hhoaTetooefdxhfetiaa.cvde3le3ivy2ni7oae,ucrfaeoe-mrvmpeaauindsl-t ymwoaouIiufrllyrdoobluooimxko.ertdthoearpteudrwicalhlyaesaaelrylbooouwokoywbounutchtoaopvype,inpcolkteaisyteetulppeaaiivndesfaiodcrehiettcohkre rSDerev.noalAtuletbimeorente"tBi-on1gr0g-am6.ampn..nm(.Cshp(aeSpaeUklBs))on"Theinformation vertisingisFridayby5p.m. fyooru$i1nyionutrhemaKialibrooxs.mailboxandwewillleaveabookfor Tuesday ArtWorthy first meeting WToBmAen('Hosmevo)lleyball vs. CSU Dominguez Hills - ThefirstArtWorthymeetingwillbetodayat6p.m.inB- Join The Echo Programsboardmeeting-6p.m.(SUB) m1.ayInbfeorpmraetsienotn.oFnotrhequcelsutbiownisllcablelpBrroavdildeeydaatnedxta.s3p8e0a6k.er TheEchohas positionson thestaffforreporters, photographersandpageedi- E-mail account information tors.MeetingsareTuesdays Fall lecture series at5:30p.m.inthePioneer rgtweoragaPsCidlLsueptaUaletnsareeece,tednad.(onatidcenUcAsttoDhhereaEdmtPioanfn,gmo-raectcoaaclamtlonhpuenduniestrdwsesmfthasaaatituvuullsedtbeoibpnnxetaeeDsssanstwwcoahrotfeeoraladl)tla,erindenuefnfcowodurrermurarangcetrdcniaeetodrsln,-sy Hu3tsniuo3immu3teeso.ecra.lCnjaSausdslistlgfnCivlelooxultmp.uumnpf3t.o4erye6otr15uh3esr3wooimrntoeeehr-^, CtfMhhoiecaCnupLfdseiUaie!'nlndgsdusnoSlfonpaefilstlreshidlteou.et"tcchtahAuteelrirlmeowelnise,"secerPtriaueenrrlsoeiatsgwdeiaidiorl.ngcl,maftsSech1aii0tfeuatnr.:cemeN.seapinewndaSkWaleomirrtuselerdlfastsruooornmef graduatestudents. questions. Sept.22"TheInformationRevolution:GrandPre- maraeiBlewcooaurutksitehnigspoiwsnitftaohgremcaectnoitsoetnrstdwoierAreeDctEoprrPsohaianbndidtgiorvteah,derwssteudtceonotuhsel.ldpWnouest Helpdesk staff dtraiencgate.inotnssparnodfeSsusbotrloefCphhainlgoesso.p"hyD,r.UnAilvbeerrstitByorofgmMaonnn-. disseminatethisinformation. Theseindividualsmayalso installing computers Oct. 2 "Colonialism, Catholicism and Population coabltlaitnheaccicrocuunltatiinofnodrmeastkioinn.PearsonLibrary,ext.3937,to Pleasenotethatduringthefirsttwoweeksofthetermthe CLoonpterzo,l:dirAecSttorudoyftohfePWuoemreton'RsicSatnudWieosmPerno.g"raDmr,.CiIrtiys Ifacontinuingstudenthasforgottenhisorherpassword, effortsofthestaffwhoregularlyresolvehelpdeskcallsand CollegeofNewYork. fLwoiorbrrksaeircnyugriiwntiyotrhrdeteahrseotCnoesonbtttheaeriynDintreheeactdtoicrnosfmotreomafiatnciipolnei.trastoAengaatpiornoPceweaesrssaosrnoe mfhaoalclkuse.seTodhniosnsihttaehsevtioisnpistptsrailtoloraitotifyof.niTcohefsectsootmapfsfuolwtivelerlsporfioncbotluhreesmersersweiisdlpleonncbdee oLiftOtechrtea.tWuo7rre-l,"d4:Dpr.T.mh.MeeNRleollHseaobonfeRrCmooaonnsm.u"mpTreohrfeeGsRoseoo-dresonfcinhEanMngotldimesehrn.nt thatstudentsattheCenterscanbeverifiedbythecenter toemergencyneedsandwillmakeeveryefforttodealwith Oct.20"FaithandFamily...TheFoundationofLife director. otherproblemsinatimelymanner. forGaysandLesbiansToo."RobMorrisandSteve Gunderson,co-authorsoftheautobiographyHouseand Get a Job... Home. SIGNUPFORON-CAMPUSRECRUITMENT! Oct.20-7p.m.Forum"ChangingRolesforHigher EducationinourPublicSchools,"GaryK.Hart,former statelegislator,chairoftheSenateEducationCommit- PROFESSIONALEMPLOYMENTLISTINGS tee. Oct.27-ForumMulti-MediaPresentation-"Digital BUSINESSRELATED Technology:TakingtheArtstoNewWorlds,"Michael ASSOCIATEMARKETINGCOMMUNICATIONSADMINISTRATOR--B14HNS-- AmdtandDr.JohnKundert-Gihbs,dramaandEnglish Business,Advertising,Marketing Majors professors. AREAHUMANRESOURCEMANAGER-B17SHS-BusinessMajors Nov. 3 - Harold Sloner Clark Lecture Series - "RethinkingtheMethodsoftheHumanSciences."Dr. OTHERMAJORS StephenToulmin,HenryR.LuceChairintheCenterfor EXECUTIVEASSISTANTTOTHEDIRECTOR-M230LAS-LawMajors MultiethnicandTransnationalStudies,USC. MARKETINGEXECUTIVE-MI6DE-ComputerScienceMajors 10 a.m. "Alternative Visions ofTheory in the HumanSciences."8p.m."EconomicandSocialPrac- ticeinCulturalContext," Nov. 10 - "A Collision of Cultures," Richard AttentionDecemberGraduates, on-campusrecruitmentforthefall Rodriguez,televisionandprintjournalist. semesterbeginsinOctober. Inordertoparticipateintherecruitmentprocessor 10a.m."TrueWest"8p.m."BrowninBlackand accessprofessionalemploymentopportunitiesyoumustestablishaplacementfile White" withShirleyMcConnell,professionalrecruitmentcoordinator. Nov.17-"MujeristaTheology:aTheologyforthe Forinformationregardinginternshipsorassistancewithresumes,contact 21stcentury,"Dr.AdaMariaIsasi-Diaz.professorof theCareerCenter. theology.DrewUniversity,NewJersey. ForfurtherassistancevisittheCareerCenter,locatedinthecommons Nov.24-"QueerScience:TheUseandAbuseof building,acrossfromthecoffeeshop,orcall493-3300. ResearchintoHomosexuality."Dr.SimonLeVay,neu- roscientistandauthor. ^HBGH^ Sept. 17, 1997 SENATE: Committee revisions to improve efficiency of members continuedfromfrontpage glish literary magazine; and Kairos, the ExecutiveCabinet yearbook. HesaidthattheKairosstaffhaslOmem- bersandtheyareplanningonincreasingthe I numberofpagesandaddingsomecolorto VicePresident thepublication. The committee also set up a time in I Octobertomeetagain. ASCLUSenate ThenextSenatemeetingwillbeMonday at6p.m.intheSUB. 1 Governmental Appropriations Public University Student Affairs Aflairs Affairs Action Constitution Capital Promotions Investigations Expenditures Interior Resource Press Resolution AfTairs Allocation Releases Disclosure Government Finance Surveys Diplomatic _ Legislate Operations Relations forSludenls » Runzo expands analysis of erotic love AmericanHeart FAigshtsinogcHeiarattOtito—ane} Health ministry- God's love and conse- programreceives qluoveentfloylltohweshfirgohmeswthhatumitains Ifyouarewhatyoueat, money totakethereligiouspointof whynotcutbackonfat? view argued Dr. Joseph Runzo on Monday in the chapel. V TheHealthministryprogramreceived Runzo,professorofphi- AmericanHeart $200tobeusedforcontinuingthemin- losophy, religionandhon- FA^susnogcHieaantOiisoonaw.' istTryh.emoneywasfromtheproceedsof osrpsokaetaCshpaarptmoafnthUenFiavlelrLseict-y theVikingSandwichboothatthe1997 tureSeriesatCLU. Medicalmiracles SmcaatncdhiinnagvfiuanndFsesftriovmalthaendhoalmseooifnfcilcuedeosf "ErHoetiscpoLkoeveonatnhdeGtoopdi:coAf startwithresearch AidAssociationforLutherans. ParadigmShift." ECH@- On Sept. 22, Dr. Albert Borgmann, regentsprofes- sorofphilosophy.Univer- THE sityofMontanawillspeak inthechapelat10a.m.on AnAllAmericanAssociatedCollegiatePressPaper ttihoentRoepviocluotfio"nT:heGrIannfdorPmrae-- EditorinChief StaffWriters dCihcatnigoenss." and Subtle RunzospeaksinChapel. PhotobyBradleyLeese MichaelWehn ErinBates, OpinionEditor EricBrandenberg, Conejo Youth Employment RebeccaRollins SonjaDahl,TomFarley, SportsEditor JenniferFleur, expands office hours PaulKendrick PerJohansson, ArtsEditor ErikKallman, SuzanneFazalare ChristaKnudsen, TheConejoEmploymentService apply in person at 80E. Hillcrest FeaturesEditor SunnyMarino ispleasedtoannouncetheexpan- Dr., Suite #207, Thousand Oaks, DanielleTokarski ChristianMontgomery, sion of office hours. CYES will (HumanServicesBuilding). 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Thoseinterestedinregisteringfor education, wasalsointroducedbyDr. TCaelliefpohroninae(L8u0t5h)er4a9n3-3Un4i6v5e;rsFitAyX,(68005W)e4s9t3-O3l3s2e7n:eR-omaadi,[email protected],utChAera9n1e3d5u0-2787 generaljobsearch assistancecan PamJolicocurasanewfacultymember. r 3 C s^bcih®^ Sept. 17, 1997 New CLU ceramics teacher excited about Hur to pass on learned techniques' to pottery students smalltownnearFillmore,orparticipating BySUNNYMARINO inoneofthetenartshowswhichhedoes StaffWriter eachyear.Busyasheis,Hurmanagesto escapeinhisstudiowherehecreatesmost When he's notshowing hisworkata ofhispieces. localartshow,craftingnewpiecesinhis BecauseIamapotter,Ihavetohavean homestudio,orspendingtimewithhiswife openspace,"heexplainedofhispersonal andson,JonHurcanbefoundintheCLU studiowhichislocatedinthecountry.Hur ceramicsroomcreatingnewpiecesorhelp- hasalsobeenbusyrepairinghishigh-firing ingstudents.Hur,thenewceramicsteacher kilnwhichfellduringthelastearthquake. fortheCLUartdepartment,explainshow Hur'saccomplishmentsincludewinning heendedupteachingpart-timeonthiscam- BestofShowattheBeverlyHillsArtShow pus. afewyearsback,presentingfourindividual "Professor(Jerry)Slattumdraftedme. exhibitionswhilelivinginSeoul,andpar- Basicallythat'swhathappened.Hediscov- ticipatinginthreegroupexhibitionsinthe ered me. He liked my work," Hursaid. UnitedStates.Althoughheisveryinvolved Havingtwoyearsexperienceteachingce- withhispersonalcareer,heisanxiousto ramicsatGae-won, an arts and musical givetimetohisstudentsinordertohelp schoolinSeoul,Korea,Hurisnowputting Hurthrowingathiswheel. PhotobyTomFarley themlearnhiscraft. hisexperiencetoworkforthestudentsat Hurexplainedthathisenthusiasmforhis CLU. techniques"whichheincorporatesintohis Huralsosaidthathispiecesaremore classesshows, "Mainly if[my students] Otherthanhavingto"findgoodfood" ownwork. marketablehereintheUnitedStates.'They enjoymaking,theywillbeabletoproduce betweenhisbusyscheduleandtheschool Hurwantstosharethesetechniqueswith areeasiertosell,butIdon'tgetasmuch goodwork." cafeteria.HurispleasedwithCLU."It's hisstudentssothatthey mayenjoyand money,"hesaid. Hurencourageshisstudentsto"reallygel great.Ihavesmallclasses,andthestudents appreciatetheentireprocessofceramics.In Hurexplainedthathemarketsmostofhis involvedinit"andgivesthemtheopportu- attendclassregularly.Thisisanicearea ordertoaccomplishthis,Hurwillinvolve worktoyoungcoupleswhoarelookingto nitytodothisbykeepingtheceramicsroom withfriendlyfaculty,"hesaid. hisstudentsineachstepoftheprocess.This decoratetheirhomeswithuniquepieces. openatalltimes,evenduringthedayswhen BorninKorea,HurmovedtotheUnited willallowthemtoparticipateandlearn. Hur'spiecesareuniqueinthathemixes heisnotoncampus. Statesattheageof15.Hefinishedschoolin Hehopesthathisstudents."afterfinish- bothpaintingandceramicsintohiswork. Hur'sdedicationtohisstudentsisevi- thestates,studyingceramicsattheUniver- ingtheclasswillappreciatethewholepro- Heappliesalotofhispaintingbackground dentasheshareshisplansfortheyear.I sityofMassachusetts,laterreceivinghis cess,"notjusttheendresult.Asidefrom intotheclaymediuminorderto"drawin hopetohavealittleceramicssaleattheend bachelorofartsdegreefromTheWringling learningthebasicfundamentalsofceram- theclay,"creatingnovelpieces. ofeachsemester,"hesaid.Thiswouldgive Sch"IooallwoafyAsrtw.antedtobeintheartfield," hicasn,dhibsusitluddienngtsanwdillwhfeoeclustohnrolweianrgnisntgylbeost..h artiIsnt,sMoimcehewlaaynsg,elHou,rwehmuolmatheesrheisspefacvtosrbiet-e hthiesirsptiuedecnetssastwheellopapsorsetlulntihtyemtioftshheoywwiosfhf saidHur.Hebecameinterestedinceramics WhencomparingceramicsinKoreaand cause"heknewallaspectsofartandwas to. Hur would require that the students aftervisitingandobservingapotterinCape in the United States heexplained. "Itis reallydynamic.Also,hewasaChristian." donatepartialproceedstotheartdepart- Cod.Helaterbecameanapprenticetothis easiertoworkherebecausematerials(such - When notteaching. Hurcan befound ment."Ithinktheschoolwilllikethat,"he potterand"bywatchinghim(he)learned asglazesandkilns)areeasiertofind." workinginhisstudioathishomeinPiru,a laughed. Drama meeting offers You have vour reasons. options for students Whetherit'sforeducation,retirementorsimplyforthepeaceofmind thatcomesfromknowingyourmoneywillbetherewhenyouneedit Askyouremployerorbankeraboutsaving Arndt introduces faculty associates withU.S.SavingsBonds. SBtyafCfHWrRiItSerTAKNUDSEN cciotmedpatnoybcealwloerdkSianngtawiStuhsaannlaocRaleptehretaotreyr ST'ta"okAckemer_ica I.O.B0NDS ^@P Company(SSRC). ofthisnewspaper TheLittleTheaterwasbuzzing Friday SSRChasjustrecentlyestablishedapart- whenmorethan45peoplewerepresentat nershipwithCLUthatwasinitiatedbythe v thefirstdramameetingoftheyear. 1stannualKingsmanShakespeareFestival Therewasexcitementintheairthatsome thissummer. AmericanHeart couldnotconceal,excitementbecauseof Thefestivalwasawonderfulexperience Association. theboldandenthusiasticnatureoftheup- that reached out to the community and FightingHeartDisease coming season of theater at California invitedthemallinforagoodshow. The LutheranUniversity. nextplan istocollaborateonthespring Afterafewrefreshmentsandsomeso- productionoftheCivilWarclassicShiloh. DONTGIVE cializing,MichaelJ.Arndtbeganthemeet- Boththewriter/directorJohnShadeandthe ingbyintroducingmanyofthefacultyand artisticdirectorofSSRC,LaneDavis,at- associatesofthisyear'sprogram. tendedthemeetingingreatanticipationof Manyofthe faculty attended readyto thisproject. MONEY TO pitchdifferentoptionstostudentswhowere Last,averyenthusiasticKristenKunderl- interested in the theaterarts, as well as Gibbsmadeherbigplugfortheupcoming music. fallplayVinegarTom byCarylChurchill. theAirnweawyMounstioctahleTChLeaUtecraTmrpouospinishmoapkeisnogf TbehreisnhtohewPwriellusb-eBrraunndntinFgoriunmm.id-Novem- STRANGERS creatingatopensembleofsingersandper- Kundert-Gibb's energy got the whole formerstotoursurroundingareas. roomexcitedforanintense,inyourface, AndrewParkswouldliketoperformat production. highschoolstoshowcasetheschooland Herhopeistoincorporateamodernview someofthetalentedstudentswhoattend onanoldissueofwomenintheworld.The Trustyourheart:TheAmericanHeartAssociation. CLU. authorsetsusinLondonduringthemon- Since1924we'vesponsoredlifesavingeducation Otherdramaplansincludetherevivalof strousdaysofthewitchhuntsandmakes programsandfundedmorethan$1.2billionin theimprovisationalteamwithKevinKern, theviewerthink twiceaboutwhatreally research.Otherorganizationsmaycopyus,but andaBlackBoxproductionof'TheBald wentdownintheflames. theycan'tholdacandletoourheartandtorch. Soprano" with student director Tony Theshowmayprovetobeaninnovative Tolearnmore,call1-800-AHA-USA1. GarCdLneUr.dramastudentsarealsoveryex- plievrefboarnmda.nce including multimediaanda Thisspaceprovidedasapublicservrce Q199S.AmericanHear.Association n "fia-sg* Sept. 17, 1997 Church council plans for busy Knutson speaks on losses of year, increased involvement Princess Diana, ByHEATHERTEOH ;r"«V Mother Teresa StaffWriter "We wantto 1> fiV'l Luedtke to address TheChurchCouncilisdedicatedtopro- provide a unique next chapel gathering motingopennessinchurchthroughactivi- tiesthatappealtotheCLUcommunity, placeforstudents ByJACOBNANNERY saiMdaDxwreelwlMiasxwinelclh,arcgheaiorfoofrtghaeniczoiunngcitlh.e to come to where StaffWriter meetingsofthecouncilandtoinformits they can learn * 1 PastorMarkKnutson.likemanyother membersandparticipantsoftheiractivi- speakersthispastweek,touchedonthe ties. and have agood death ofPrincess Dianaand Mother "We want to have excitement in the Teresa in his sermon at chapel last thingsweputtogetherbecausewearededi- time." Wednesday. cbaetrTeshdeoftaotihtmeheComfL,"tUhMecacoxomwumenuclinllistiasyidtf.oeehleclopmmfoermt-- DrceowunMcaixlwcehlali,r Gnioc"da,Hteihoanevxoeppletanoi,knaeeneddpttohhauatrtwwleien,ensaesoefdpectooopsmlpmeeuao-kf abledoingtheactivitiesprovided. freelyandopenly,"saidfreshmanJer- "Wetrytoreachouttoanyonewholives, emy Schrock, adding, "he explained woTrhkesamnedmlbeearrnssoofntthheisccoaunmcpiuls,ar"ehmeaadddeeud.p Bo"arWdeahnodpethteoCdoouancloitlo.fcollaborationwith tiesthey haveplanned fortheyear. An tthheedpeoawtehrsooffPtrhiencpersesssDiaanndaraenldatMeodtihtetro ofindividualswhoareplanning various themthisyearintheplanningofactivities," upcomingeventisthecampusministryre- Teresa." activitiescateringtotheCLUcommunity. Maxwellsaid. treat. ItistakingplaceinElCaminoPines "FreshmanScottSearwaywentonto LizAmrheinisthevicepresidentandthe DanRoschkeisinchargeofglobalpeace from Sept. 19-21. Anyone interested in explainthathehadcomefromasmaller treasurerofthecouncil. GavinHallisthe andjustice, which sets up speakers and attendingtheretreatcontactJaeatext.3228. church, andhowexcitedhe is tobe council'ssecretaryandtheregionalrepre- programstohighlighttheissuesinvolving Forthosewholiketohavebreakfastbe- attendingabiggerone. sentativeoftheLutheranStudentsMove- justiceintheworldtoday. Socialactivities fore Sunday service begins. Continental "It'snicetobeataplacewherea ment. isheaded by Kaylee Bostwickand Sara BreakfastisservedattheChapelbeginning wholelotofpeoplearecelebratingGod ChristinFarrellisinchargeofChristian Larcombe. at9:45a.m. allatthesametime. Education whichconductsBiblestudies "Theactivitiesarenotnecessarilyreli- "Itisanopportunityforstudentstosocial- "Plusoneofthebest thingsabout eisvaelrsyoTrueespsodnasyibalte7fpor.mC.oimnmtohencGharpoeuln.d,Shaen gmieoaunst,"toMaalxlwoewltlhescaoindg,reagdadtiingo,nt"oThhaevyefaurne izeThbeefroeraerechoutrhecrhesvteanrttss,"thMaatxarweeplllansaniedd.for cwhoarpsehlip,isbtuhtatyonuotgeotntloyledaornyaobuougteatltoot informalcandlelightCommunionservice together." theupcomingmonths.Amongtheitemson ofthethingsgoingoninthecommunity thatoccurseveryWednesdayat9p.m.in KristenSawtelleistheworshipcoordina- theagendaareacannedfooddrive,mystery too. thechapel. torandDanielleGunnisinchargeofcam- dinner,talentshow,andaChristmasparty. "That's how I learned about"Re- RobHill headssocialministry,which pusnetwork, thepublicityaspectofthe Maxwellishopefulthattheactivitieswill joice"andseveralotherthingsthatI've includesserviceandcommunityeventsand council.HeatherEmbrecandBeccaThicdc reachouttomembersoftheCLUcommu- beenabletodothisweek," Searway activities. aregraduateassistantsforcampusministry. nity. concluded. ChristineLintvedtisthecoordinatorof Embrec advises the council and Thiede "Wewanttoprovideauniqueplacefor Dr.LutherLuedtke,universitypresi- religiousactivities. helpsoutwithCommonGround. studentstocometo,"Maxwellsaid,"where dent,willdeliverthesermoninchapel She is the liaison between Programs Maxwellisveryexcitedabouttheactivi- theycanlearnandhaveagoodtime." today. UniversityChapelSeries Common Ground provides a Wednesdays,10:10a.m. | Today Dr.LutherLuedtke,universitypresidi time for worship and reflection Sept24 Dr.PaulStanley,Mathdepartment OCcTOOleechccLlateettrU.bnlRri81iean5nvtgt.ierorGennseaoortfuriroyccnueaSlltwcuaesrtnneutssdeoernn,ts,diArector, SBCawtlioYaTltfmohhfKwmeasWIonrtMcniihatneRmfemGOoprrrtuDomisamuElenNmdffioonrprirrsmeotjovrufiivedewsenosartpsisrhotoinug,pdresaananmtid,sd cas^tnou^"d,mdNMe^ehnyo^Ottphsh^eeotscp^omheta^cahoihas_sattnf_oionttfre_wlecCio_lolrtlhl^meepim^gWrreoo^hfnvlai~^iifedteG.^her,ro^aaue^nnwdd~^aWyot^voee^fbroe-r^m^staf^ihhlele^Siyhraw_ensap_yshiZbro-vaiep_otesuisatdlustdnlheideianvetnetenddCsits"aoavtWcsihmCdhhieumtLaeradnUoenlig.sndemIfdmGyowarfraryohseseupqrfniuairwdeninhdtsctutealauinnyl-n DrODdOerreccl..aittnJgPio22oao2s9fn,mefpdaheJcpouElalvirtectyormeseuornn,t,universitypjpvost, 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o BCFI^ Sept. 17, 1997 ri 1E Student ponders read Editorial punishment for o o CLU homepage animal attack needs weekly ByDANIELLETOKARSKI events calendar StaffWriter atosIsitsahaTwahnulathnanwihbeitacioeIvTTnitooyrmrWdosodhcmghehuaenuhalas.ooaileteepdinhvomultsnlTeldeenahbp.asegemdheorleboltIlaceywotowtetitrawelsrhyeunnhalategcya,hiwtasrisylateawntaakemthdmd,g1itetssecuaano8ioobkasncsnswantwbmiylstaeisgteellemueoethudmalxayrmsrealeumdteact,pderohbrltgalerpoesseonotbdeskruaerrhiyguomo?mrlepanse.ntepfinikarts.evodvheniTiatwdowlesaTaynhldghsltioetsathgyoieopevtoettneauhaethkosoawlthiipdaousPoniswedadetuaptitteoeanscrtiaaphhoaonnaiol,tneseofgfftttadtitunairitrhaIoatemlthanechgocloarceekdbdekuanrwoilPiaypelnienaovinilmfnayawls.ennnbooHerhsiutacraupfieOshbotFimsssrtlaeu3nhyadneybltedei7epbeioeeeverfcncnoarrhnsuficorotorlonnio.arotnwcnilfetouugrwavmmolascsstebdhaseefneeehaaa,mcentntetpdtaerirtstwtwiIeuorob.heeonhehdoatihuooniciilwgnbasybcecl7lltalgsoel.soeyye5e.ee 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African Americans fillAsouftaranasapbpelniecfaittiionngopnr-olsipnee.ctivestudents 'Theclassof2001,thelargestfreshmanclasssince and parents and being used as a huge 1981."That'sgreat,Iguessweshouldbecelebratingthis recruiting tool for the university, the achievement. ButasanAfricanAmerican,itsaddensme "Gettingagoodeducation is informationgetshighmarks.Unfortunately, copcAtonhoomuIuoFesAtnlgnorehssdorieeietnaclbmasgaaaeofobnirrplralofesrittiseopeoanohswaftgmrmfpttoaeCmylifcniomLyst,tufsei,UsIcfvtaIhrweurnobiawredsuoesnoptntlidIrrduniewesdktgssoevaeteanethsdcnptahnrtsptinefeaonaootwdgcirttoesencitridtonahenmeemercttodspoerhtrouraeeiifelrnannflfesdiitideri.cehn,neeteidshenbolrhitaefaeegmnccsrhaaakteandsusdoimtscmfnciehailsACtoassfIsoLsCirslfiUo.Lieonpc.lUnstua.s,tnI CsmaLycUrBpi,afurigaticonmesodahedroIvyueearldcmyduotcnIghaceihtetnairtgvonineneh?lgets"rtoeehfaoatrt. Tfdctbtioihhnohardeseetmrtrttnpeapehoonuaetmwcsgiepamseo,aosafirfsinwattaionthhhlmeaeamseteonpvfiuneaevlixngiilsittennpnshfdgiftaoacohorptysafrumpltmoriateirwedhtnnetaeiioghsofnowenagfcegnnreaeeymtekxmvoiaot.epst.nmnuseEotLtisvosaronseergnlotvn.ooenwyownethktFtahasoohraat.net,tr havIeretaoliwzoenidte'srnioftl'mmyjuosbtlwiagasttiionngtmoydotimseu.chItahlisnogws,onbduterI ZelalemLemenih tishihsasphpoeunlidnbgeohnigchaomnputhserdiegshitgnnoewr'.sIptrsieoreimtsy ifI'mtheonlyonethatfeelsthisway. Sophomore list. IsthisaresultofProposition209?Irealizethatmineis Senateisaddressingtheissueoftherunning ainblslroytsiitIIrotnnact'ggttashihnieomnefnoooc.InltroalsoeucaynnkirpltdoeoyofpIptrnurwheleaesoapsentrsnneeti'tsuotahedntnaehiatnnoofatdpnfteepiotfcoohfutpneleuAdinlftnaubrhtfiyamiatcbctoaehuennilarsttcAyhmohm,aeftensaArtbsefiaouwrfctrfiaheccaenl,anrsanbsds.usAmatmwedI,eom'ruidbilnbu--dte otfgmhrnooeWoesnmothnet?aexohpenfberemcifstytosehoudetfe?ostouoWnarlobcyyouoeulmaAtrdfmsrreoaihntccehtearenepro.sonApumineutd?pre,irWcashatmanaItnidanilfwwththaheeyersceslghIaoo'snemsnrwacoeoobrmmeeitfnohogner srSicwtduaeUeulneadeBn.kenindnBttaoughrfata.fc,tcitaciIiittlevsiesmatnaiindlgeanlishrinots.nkukhsnoTwgpcuhheoelainoddtcddbha$ewte2ognct,iuooh5vluue0edlg0nmdheosb?eneiotnImaticaenlssugoigedrnreteplemauaossttaft cliakneftaocuklntoy,wswtahffyatnhdatandmuimnbiestrraistisoonloonwtahlisso.campus. I'd isIofnlIysoaupnrdolbilkeemaibnrmokyeneyreesc.ord,thenmaybethisproblem twoayw,haaltlesvheonutlsd,bneotojnustthsepehaokmeerpsaagned.oTthhaetr CLGUe,ttainndgIaagmoogdetetdiuncgatthiaot.niBsumtyshporuilmdarIyhcaovnecteorsnachreirfeicaet IsCLUa"diversescholarlycommunity?" alidsmtiend.isSttruadteivnetaacntdivfiaticeusltdyoeevsenatlsotcoaullredabdye eveIrdyotnh'itngkneloswefaobrouatgootohderse,dubcuattiIowno?nderifI'malways ZSeolpahloemmoLreemenih pEocshtoi,ngTheeveEndtgse,areo-umnadilcaanmdpumsu,chusimnogreThteo advertisewhatisgoingon.Everyonewants morecampusparticipationandattendance Letters/Columns atstudentsponsoredeventssomoreneedsto bedone.Thehomepageisagreattoolfor LetterstotheEditorareencouragedandacceptedforcommenton this. Eratfeoycnsrpyhtecrosidoculartbuienjosmednecnsnrts.voTeoUlshrtoetmnteghaEreecysrhrtbaiohergaehcrntodeovqutenueoreesbscptyoaoegnmFdere.itittoLsdbeaOgenyprgpiatatunhmbi5ilmoeipanrs.rlhmpeea.tagdtnPeesdrlsose.aewbUdsiyiteltlttihebdnereucsalecuuostdnthheosooiruns.dlapedmTarehceb,eede aeitvbweNeonotutttslerdoonnigldityevhaeewopforfruoowlnshtdpaepactatgrcieuavnbemnespituunussgdeeflcnuiatlflsefeaoinsrndadsaltlpruadaorebfenontautslts,l yearandmajor.SubmitstoriestoTheEchoofficeinthePioneerHouse andwhatisactuallygoingonaroundcampus. Cl@aoclciTiauhftnoeeerdntEai.ccaerhLdoouustshifserropamunbUPlneiitsveherersdsHiatwlyle.,eUcknallsylig8nb0ey5d-et4dh9ie3to-Ar3si4sa6lo5sciorareftele-edmctaSittlhueudmseaanjttoesrcihtoyof edAtdrcv.aemrwatoiupsrliodndgubaceltliatohngesrs,epapetarkoreegrcrsra,umiastthiblnegotaitrcodcoloenvtaeennsdttss,a, viewofthestaff. great asset forstudents that have already madeCLUtheiruniversity. t . Sept. 17, 1997 'Random Acts of Kindness' benefit all byREBECCAROLLINS cGpstbOFitihaoopofleAouimrterkSnissedetosistauhoIowcblnCmrhy,GwooeiEiasuadocvHssirnnheatslaeorinenarolenotlaofacocrdlfYathuieiClpdnicahfoelgtiraepccnueatLokdlnholeteaclnnireogMtscSpls,epteeoyi"ildrruoiiac"npotedos1ssff,em0ooo1Ae-rffI wnetaiLftohnrhu)de.,av-ea"isiFIVwynnuforiheguo(dnagreyncettevfmoohscereum,ataron'einymtdIboooeangirnntttreo,ttteaawseoeltwssor"jlthieusyuetsplsarocatyldolhtilnshyokbradcaeoeeetyosle.d.- ooaetfhrpnddaileeT"ARiteyLnefhncifIaesedasaeyddwntnrtmiifeeomlipannnglnsaylg.ciasit"elvmesthe.eetthseyeneuteanttgniso1igaoc0toietnt1onh.sedeattsirLrbihsui.eoe,gfinsstgItSieohgtyomsenihotpmriveuielneerokeotnf,nfciowsbhrtmtayhiaheytenenshstdmheabaeeomenplvs.sdloaettnusrbedtyoeihvemmpoerppeerirrosronyorsngdutoodaeaftnn.yhttnc.hegeaeimenfdtarmsrsetaatiilhkcslaleayte M1c01ACassrmttahyle.ltwitaleyssutghgaetsotnse,mitiigshatlmisatkoef bwacehteeiPnvneirtmIsyoahnonaarvyleloyac,uthtioshnisetgreuenahotoavinveoeenr soTrheewatradsiknsga.ndgooddeedsaren'tdifficult,buttheycanbe abrniogthhteerr'.slifeeasier,orjustalittle another,andregrettedit Romance is atrhaeTthtIehfirenelgtswweetrhraeete1as0npyepcaoirfatliulcsyulfcaiartntsienugagsiginelstythdieooc.noslltehgeeasuettthionrgs.mTahdeey tomhreedidntraoraiwslbayaycakg"rsye.ees"to,saonmdetthiemebesnetfoiitsnstomhmoeesettnhdia.nlgTwhaiyIssmhoiaugsthtwtaeuinggphhtt just an Echo itiTFsohr"etSumfniiralstete.ol"ny,tIhehaavuethaolrws'aylsistfeilstatlhsaotfCirLstUoinsmaipnlea.ceSniomtpslhyy, nkeisnTsdh.edefeifdthansuogngyemsotuisolnyI.t"hoGuogohtdwoalsdriampnodrotmanatctwsaosf"kDinoda- away! saaImbncioIdalfumetytsheoesuwmtahiohtleamtinphnoipgsws.epanshlEcekthvorioeenbonlget.shotatontrcealiontafgsfesotrshosterewfrtishelewlisdtfoohrranetemeld,yoobfnge'ittvhtreeheerscfemeiairisslvteoetsnomshgaetirnhveaye,t cpsuearrfSIastibo'oxslrtnehea.l,alestasyhaveteeinasaoufnatuchgetoxhirtostrnoastulhdegatigtmescseoatmn,aetb"oeBtnaheeechoccpiuotteipvimyenidsfmtrfaiorccnoh.tm"ionifteyi,soiaumnimdnettahh-ee Forthefirsttimeever, The omneeT,.hietIsasoleumcnoodsnstdcgsluuiagcrghaeen,sttbeiueotntihtte'hsafttarsvutoerr.u)wcikllmebewraest,ur"nSead.y'(TGrouosdt BsouItmtaahnipnyokspitrthieivssesiusartsetositiaumndpedocrstatrnaenswts,ofriotkritswhoeenacsdoyelrtlsoe.ggeetstduidsecnotu.raWgietdh. PEecrhsoonailsAgdosinsegctitoon.have a pCwctwMCiiaooLoLelnsASrBsEuUlfUs.onuvll.,rtoitieodhrfncrnwiytngsAyriho,attdnwoagty'hmiynsuteiotyaueoennhwgsgyngvlkio,gpeeytsene"mnhsbsporwGaiutrsvwiptokhioofas.ooenbory"InaiadhoylohbfiuoousaloMpwsusytudorroneoromsbdn"xtdnbea'Praaliekettaymennshesmismsgstsfesye"uuanooaolrantnuninnnadsnsednfoosigeotutmecpelhtm.xlaeh'eeetr"aodbrtlmeofglaitoialocctnrcruwueoienlrrotdga,irhrhorinentbkflcgeuyuawitswaflnelsftatlcci.berhatoreotannoDfiacssflnotbhtlgtine.etahv'hentaiaeort-tt erpgm"eairuBarvTEETEoTcelnevihhvblhhegeiyeeal.eydhsrrebotnfyyrymsushiriooei,ntWogseavnutarhhtn"heretntudeSnlesded.pltteame"nelonhheyltnavsdenhetceissceotrestnuomtosiggmaiehtoeingaeotahcnetettneocsmtbhhremghtlisei'aposiapntslseosegghoiIsnsrrdeemmseasnlstaheaoyiiphpettnn,cmiaereteptnuecea.lngysiteIipaboos,Iveloueyhtescolsrbooriisyopusuustanemtllir.slocietdltoiikotyyeareensrfldaoia,eeelfnsoeway.tsldylmah"ilemsetapymnyorarp"ijeotdslwnoueoeeuvaydneolae.adlcmwkdntvoidbtseutYwalsbclhcauoltaaess.u-n.no",a tdamsehneasrISeicfoauklrudbibyi,gmnoophigtxusis,Cnuoswaubniommmouobipanfletnusdrydsy,omluoawiMrukhaysreeaialblttcf.eoy.amobpmurlap'aiducereseef INTERESTED "Spread love everywhere you go: IN First of all in your own house. let JOURNALISM? . no one ever come to you without leaving better and happier. Be the Join the staff of The Echo\ living expression of God's kindness; kindness in yourface, kindness in TheEchoisseekingenthusiastic your eyes, kindness in your smile, individualsfromanymajortobe writers,photographers,copyeditorsor kindness in your warm greeting/' pageeditors. Formoreinformation,callext. 3465 orattendastaffmeeting,whichareheld Mother Teresa Tuesdaynightsat5:30inthePioneer House. 1910-1997 Hopetoseeyouthere! 8 p n ^CH^ r Sept. 17, 1997 Campus welcomes new dean of students ByLARAPHILBY Rosserhasservedatseveraluniversities StaffWriter 'Ihave agreat across the country, large and small. He likesCLUbecausehesays"it'sagreatfit." California Lutheran University's new passion and "Ihaveagreatpassionandcommitment ddeeamnicofafsftauidres,ntBsilalndRovsisceer,prheosipdeesnttoofbraicnag- commitment fnoortjtuhsistakinnudmboefrs,c"hoRools,soenresawihd.ereyou're excMiotvinigncghiannJguensetfortohmeMsicnhonoels.ota,hetook for this kind of LuedHteke,cruendiivtesrsipteyopprleesidleiknetaDnrd.DrL.utPhaemr oinnithiiastendemwarnoylentehiwssiduemamsefroranthdehcaasmspiunsc.e school, one JKonluitcsoeounr,apnrdovfosotr,mearswsetluldeanstPbaosdtoyrpMraesrik- "After16Minnesotawinters.Iwasreadyto where you're dent, AnnieBaumgartner,formakinghim moveon,"hesaid. understandtheCLUspiritandforgetting Rosser'spreviousjobwasatAugsberg notjusta himexcitedaboutIheuniversity. College,asmallprivateschoolinMinne- "Peopleatthisschoolhaveapassionfor apolis. number.' thisplace. It'sweirdandwonderfulallat There,Rosserworkedinthesameposi- thesametime,"hesaid. tionthathedoesatCLU. Rosser'sofficehasbeenmovedoutof HesawalotofgoodthingsatAugsberg Ml.ClefandtotheSUBalongwiththerest andhopestoimplementmanyofthemat BillRosser PhotobyErinBates ofResidenceLife. CLU. BesidesResidenceLife,Rosseralsoover- Oneideais"seamlesseducation."Rosser seesStudentActivities,HealthandCoun- saidthatitincludes"learningintheclass- selingServices,Women'sProgram,Multi- roomandlearningbeyondtheclassroom." AtAugsberg, houses such as the Sci- ground. HewasborninJackson,Miss. culturalandInternationalServicesandthe Hewantstheresidentialexperiencetobe ence-FictionandFellowshipofChristian By theageof 14, hehad lived in six CareerPlanningandPlacementOffice. funaswellaseducational. Athletes brought students together with differentstates. Healsomeetsregularlywiththeother Toachievethistask.Rosserisgoingto similarinterests,yeteachgroupwasre- Rosser's fatherdied when he was 15 deans ofthe university and sits on the assignataskforcetoseewhatisgoodon quiredtodosometypeofprogramforthe yearsoldand hismothermovedbackto school'sBudgetCommittee. campusandwhatneedsimprovements. restofthecampus. Kentucky.HenowcallsLexingtonhishome Withallthistodoandoversee.Rosser HecomplimentedMichaelFuller'sfresh- AsappliedtoCLU.roomsorfloorsmight andmostofhisfamilyresidesthere. still finds limetoread and relax on his manorientationscheduleforitsabilityto begroupedtogetherinsteadofanentire RossergraduatedfromTaylorUniversity sailingboatinVenturaHarbor. incorporatenecessaryinformationandmake residence hall. AtAugsberg, lessthana inIndianawithabachelorofartsinphiloso- Hesaidhelovesthewarmclimateand itasocialtimeforthenewstudents. quarterofthehousingwasthemehousing. phy. greatsailingthattheCaliforniacoasthasto "Inayearortwo,Iwouldliketoseesome Thisleftmuchofthecampusopenfor Hecontinuedhiseducalionwithamaster's offer. tswahhiaedt.met"hIheywouowsuoilundlgdstowanartnttbhiyasnadcstakhmienpnguostp,he"enfRitaocusupslettryo nlwiohvriomnagwlwoilutilhvdipngeliobkpueltetghoaefvsceiomaminfloaorrpttiniatoennrdetsotfsut.nhosoef dLeexgSironemgeteoanpto.stthegrUandiuvaetresiwtoyrkofwaKsenatluscokdyonaet CsatluOidvfeeonrrtanslilha,eRaconasdns.weorusladyslhoeveisteoxcmieteedttaollbethien thestudents." Rosser comes from an unusual back- attheUniversityofIndianaatBloomington. CLU professors drawn to Princeton for 1997 spring sabbatical studies ByCHRISTIANMONTGOMERY thanteaching,whichwasanicechange," StaffWriter Coreysaid.ShestudiedAfricanAmerican Women'sLiteraturewhileatPrinceton. CLUbeganthe1997fallsemesterwith Ahighpointinhertripwaswhenshe thereturnofstudents,faculty,andDr.Jo- attendedalecturebyToniMorrison,Nobel sephEversonandhiswifeDr.SusanCorey. Prizewinnerinliterature,andCoreymet Theyspenttheentire1997springsemester herafterwardatareception. onsabbaticalatPrincetonUniversityand Theprofessorsspenttheirtimeattending PrincetonTheologicalUniversity. lectures which were described as "very EversonandCoreyhavetaughtreligion large"byCorey,whoexplainedthat(he andEnglishrespectivelyatCLUsince1990, Universityallowedthepublictoattendthe whichmadethemeligibleforsabbaticalat lecturesatnocost. thesametime.Thetwoprofessorswere AfterarrivingatPrincetoninthemiddle thankfulthattheuniversitygrantedthem ofJanuary,Eversonreturnedattheendof sabbaticalsatthesametime. themonthtoCaliforniatogiveaseriesof Theirjourney began through Patrick eightlecturesfortheLutheranChaplain Miller,anemployeeatPrinceton."Heurged Association inSan Diego. AtPrinceton, ustoapplyfortheVisitingScholarProgram EversonstudiedtheBiblicalHebrewbook sianiwd.hichwewerebothaccepted,"Everson ofEIvseairasho.nandhiswifehadachancetoget Dr.JosephEversonandDr.SusanCorey PhotobyTomFarley Thecouplerentedanapartmentatasub- awayfromtheuniversityandattendeda sidizedraterightontheedgeofcampus musical"BringinDaNoise,BringinDa "whichhappenedtobeclosetoourclasses Funk"inNewYorkCitywiththeirdaugh- and a baltlefield from the revolutionary ter,Sarah. "The Sabbaticalgave me a newperspective war,"Eversonsaid. Everson said he enjoyed working so "Inaddition,onthetourofthecampus closely with the many doctorates at on my area ofstudy, and allowed me to tfhreormetahreeRuenvreoplauitrieodnaBrryitWisahrbuolnleotnheoploerstlieofnt Porfitnhceetcoanm,paunsdadses"cerxicbietsintgh.e"academicfeel really concentrate on my studies rather oEvfertshoen,cawmhpous'saidsthreuctfeulrte,t"heeuxnpilvearisnietdy calBowtahsp"reoxftersesomreslysaviadltuhaebylefe"ltatnhdehsaabvbeatail-- than teaching, which was a nice change." wa'sTahne"soalbdbastcihcoaollgafivlelemdewiathnetrwadpietrisonp.e"c- rfeoraedytheexfpaelrliseenmceesdtesrombeetghainngbsyimgiolianrgbet-o Dr. Susan Corey, tiveonmyareaofstudy,andallowedtome Jerusalemduringthesummerfortheirstud- English professor toreallyconcentrateonmystudiesrather " ^ECt*^ L, a u r e s t Sept. 17, 1997 Aguirre and Hill take Washington D.C. Students get life and lobby experience United States capital BySILJIEGJOSE HepresentedhisownresearchofLatin byFidelCastrowhenhewas9yearsold." StaffWriter sAtmafefr,itcrayintgotloeignisfloartmivaendaspseirsstuanatdec.hHieefsalosof "With seven major sai"dWAigtuhirsreev.enmajoruniversities,andthe CLEUd,gasprenAtgulaisrtrseemaensdteRr,obanHdisllu,msmeenriograsina-t mwehtowiintjhoionttheerffhourtmatrnierdigthotisnofrlguaenniczeatmieonms-, universities, and the mWoassthipnegrtcoanpiitsaaenftuenrttaoiwnnmelnotbienythoeunnagtiionn,," ingfirsthandknowledgeofhowAmerica bersofcongress. mostpercapita saidAguirre. runsitscapital.Alongwith35otherstu- Hill,acriminaljusticemajor,minoringin Thestudentslivedinfullyfurnishedcon- dentsfrom11Lutherancollegesacrossthe politicalscience,gothiseightunitsofprac- entertainmentin the dominiumsoverlookingthePotomacriver, nation, they participated in theLutheran ticalexperiencebyworkingforthefederal andtheyalldidtheirowncooking."We collegesemesterinWashington. districtcourts. nation, Washington becameexpertsat making macaroni and JeSreenmiyorHsofRaefrfianBdahEamdiarliyanJ,ohJnesroenmyalCsoooakt,- forHitlrliaalss.siHseteadlisnomdeiddiartesienagracnhdfcorou"nrseevloilnvg- is afun town to be cheTehsee,M"etAgruoisryrsetseamidw.ashelpfulingetting ten"Idte'dsathgerepartogprlaacme.forstudentswhowant cinogmpdaonoire"sc,asaens,didnicflfuerdeinntgdinitsepruetsetss.between youngin." tbahcekmownhethreeirtehxepyernieeendceedintoWagsoh.inLgotookni,ng hands-onexperienceintherealworld,"Hill He got first handexperience incourt, EdgarAguirre AguirreandHillsaidthatithasmade said. meetingwithjudgesandlawyers. themmoreawareofwhatthe"realworld" Studentsparticipatingintheprogramre- "Wemetalotofinterestingpeopleout senior islike. ceiveafullsemesterofcollegecredit,typi- there,"Aguirresaid. "Until you talk to people, and get to cally16unitsthatincludesbothclassroom 'Theinteractionbetweenstudentandpro- experiencewhattheyactuallydo,youmay educationandpracticalexperience. fessorisgreat,"Aguirresaid.'Theymake oneofthetopshooterscreatedahappyface, neverknowwhatisoutthereforyou,"Hill AguirreandHillattendedtwo4unitclasses greatcontacts ifyou stay in touch," he shootingfrom 100yardsusingaTommy said. atGeorgetown University, while the re- added. gun. Studentsfromallmajorscanparticipate mainingeightunitswereearnedthrougha Whennotattendingclassesorworkingin Althoughclaimingitwasachillydayfor intheprogram. 32-hourworkingweek. theirrespectiveorganizations,Aguirreand afewCaliforniaresidents,AguirreandHill "Mostinternsresultinajobofferofsome Studentsinternfourdaysaweekinan HillfoundthatWashingtonwasa"happen- werepresentatPresidentClinton'sinaugu- kind,"Aguirresaid."Besides,it'sniceto organizationwithintheirfieldofinterest. ing"town.Wednesdays,thestudentswent rationceremony.TheyalsoheardVicePresi- wearasuit,andcarryasuitcaseeverynow Aguirre, political science/Spanish major, outonexcursions. dentAlGorespeak. andthen,"Hilladded. foundhimselflobbyingandempowering SeeingthePentagonandtheFBIbuilding "Oneofmyfavoritemomentswasatthe Ifanyoneisinterestedintheprogram, humanrightsissuesforAmnestyInterna- wasprettyfascinating,"Hillsaid,adding nationalarchives,whereIreadaletterad- theirWebsiteadr.is: tional. thatwhilevisitingtheFBI'sshootingrange, dressedtoFranklinD.Roosevelt,written http://www.2.dgsys.com/~/cwc/index.htm Tired of student aid paperwork? 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It's fast, free, and easy. „ I©1995,AmericanHeartAssociation V AmericanHeart Association-1 9 Start to Finish Heart Disease load now it www.ed.gov/offices/OPE/express.html CH995,AmericanHeartAssociation| 10 o p o r s ^ech^f Sept. 17, 1997 [ New comes CLU assistant athletic director to ByROBYNRUSSELL CLUwasbasedonseveralfactors,oneof StaffWriter which is that she is interested in further pursuinghereducation atoneofthesur- sitNyotgiovnilngyiasCwaalirfmornwiealLcuotmheertaontUhneivneerw- rdoocutnodriantgeduenigvreeres.itAiemsajinororindeprhytsoicoabltaeidnuchae-r freshmenclassandtransferstudentsthis tionattheUniversityofWisconsin,Stevens fall,butalsotonewfacultymemberTina Point.Hill'sultimatedreamistosomedaybe Hill.Shewillbetakingontheresponsibili- theathleticdirectorofaDivisionIIIuniver- twioesmoafnasasdimsitnainsttartahtloert.icdirectorandsenior sfiatcy.ed"Hwoiptehfuhlelrye,attheCcLhUallweilnlgehsetlhpatmIewiglrlobwe Thevariousdeutiesofthispositionwill professionally."Hillsaid. certainly keep Hill busy, she believes. Thechanceoffacilityexpansionandim- Workingwiththedirectoroftheathletic provementfurtherpromptedHillincoming departmentandcoaches.Hillwillhaveher toCLU.'Thatandtheweather."sheadded, handsfullassistinginbudgeting,compos- laughing. ianngdshcehlepdiunlges,athhliertiensgwwiotrhkesltiugidbyilsittuydemnatts-, grGamo.inHgillluwlilllgaalmsuothewsietrhvitnhgeoanthtlheetiNcCpAroA- ters.Underthepositionofseniorwoman WestRegionalVolleyballCommittee.Asa administrator,shewillalsobeaccountable partofthiscommittee,shewillbepaying foraidingfemaleathletesingenderequity particularattentiontothevolleyballteamsin issuesandevaluatingtheinstitution'spro- theareatomakeselectionranks. gdirsacmrsimainndatpioolni.ciestoensurethatthereisno atCHiLlUl.ha"sIakbnroigwhtthoauttlCoaolkLounhhearsfrierscteyievaerd AlthoughthisisHill'sfirstyearatCLU, nationalrecognitionforitsathletics.Thisis schaemeishneortentoeswuntonythCiasliffieolrdnioaffwroormk.PeHninl-l AssistantathleticdirectorTinaHill. PhotobyErinBates dveafliuneidt,elwyhiachscghiovoelsmwehearneextcheellaetnhtleftoeusndaar-e sylvania where she held a very similar ButhereatCLUshe will strictlybe the threeorfourdifferenthats,typicallymost tiontoworkwith.It'sfuntobepartofsuch pybaoseesasririssott.ifaoWnwnthaiyavstlo.elElHlteihiylezblaawlwboleartskchotawaolacswoshniaoCnlfoivkloetllheviegenedsacafnhsoourotmlh-7.e atWsrhsa"itiTlosrtheaeantatitdaCetEaLhllUioeftziabicbseediwtinrhhgetactotthwoenrf.ifruCsltolltilnietmgreei.agudIemdiwnomires.e- pIgeotaohHlpiilnlolke'fisitandwdtmiehliiclnsiibspseiotosrrniaettfiitroonengs,mha"ilansksgohetteoestafahcoiehcd.uomsroocvoneaocnhte.o assdiehsaceusitcssicacieiossdnts.affc"ufoI.lm'Ipimhrnaocgvgoernhfameimryd.ee.eAn"xtlpoetcnhtagtatwIiimotnhasdtsheeetaehnigtgohhou,d-" EXAMS? H EADAGH£S? HECK & BACKACHES? 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