(The Liberty Champion, Volume 8, Issue 7)

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2 ^mmm wmmm TrashTV The Champon examnes advertsers' support of questonable programs. Page Emergency! The SGA senate had an emergency meetng to dscuss the readng days. See Page 4. Unbelevable! The LU Flames blew a 28-pont fourth quarter lead and lost by one pont. See Page 6. The Lberty Champon Lberty Unversty, Lynchburg, Va. Tuesday, October 9,1990 Vol. 8, No. 7 Aborton debate contnues: Local pro-lfers confront Wattleton ByCURTW.OLSON News Edtor Planned Parenthood Presdent Faye Wattleton addressed a splt, but pro-aborton, heavy, capacty crowd n Randolph-Macon Women's College (R-MWC) Smth Hall Wednesday nght on ssues "dat threaten the very exstence of Amerca as we know and love (t)." The speech, the frst n a seres of lectures sponsored by R-MWC for the academc year, was followed by a 30- to45-mnute questonand-answer sesson. The speech was attended by a group of more than 200 students and faculty from Lberty Unversty and protested by more than 30 local Chrstan Acton Councl members. Wattleton opened her remarks: " am grateful for the opportunty to be n Falwell country." That remark brought a resoundng response from the LU contngency and the other prolfers on hand. She proceeded, however, to say, "Despte the Falwell supporters n the audence, Lynchburg s stll pro-choce." The supporters of Wattleton erupted n applause. Wattleton expressed her concerns regardng recent changes n the makeup of the Unted States Supreme Court. She began by sayng that even before Roe v. Wade, the Consttuton protected rghts of prvacy and the decson whether or not to procreate. Watdeton stated, however, "There are some who say that s not true, and that we must go back to (George) and (Thomas) Jefferson to see how they thought." Wattleton exclamed, "Well, because owned slaves and Jefferson's wfe could not vote, am just smply unwllng to go back!" The Supreme Court has receved what has been perceved as a conservatve facelft n recent years, and Wattleton beleves the recent confrmaton of Justce Davd Souter to the land's hghest court wll contnue the trend. She stated that Souter, durng hs confrmaton hearng, "sad a lot about a lot of thngs but refused to answer questons on thngs that are pretty fundamental. "Ths (queston)," she sad, "s whether the Consttuton protects our most prvate rghts to decde for ourselves f we wll and when we wll procreate. "t s very dstressng to me," she contnued, "that a justce jonng de court, whocannotsaythatawomen's body deserves the protecton of the Consttuton, wll be rulng on matters that drectly affect the future of a woman's lfe." She expanded her remarks by tacklng the Supreme Court's 1989 Webster case whch granted states' rghts n lmtng abortons. Watdeton sad, however, "One thousand Webster's handed down every July 3 of every year wll not stop women from havng abortons, even f t klls us." Furthermore, she expressed her dsgust wth the June 1990 Supreme Court case whch ruled that teenagers had to notfy der parents or a judge had to notfy the teenager's parents before the teenager could get Shaw: Wattleton remarks dstort aborton pcture By DOUGLAS R. DEMPSEY Campus News Edtor Kady Shaw, presdent of the Lynchburg chapter of de Vrgna Socety for Lfe, offered a rebuttal Thursday at Randolph-Macon's Woman College to Planned Parendood Presdent Faye Watdeton's Wednesday speech. Shaw's presentauon was closed to the publc, but granted an ntervew after her remarks. She sad she receved a warm recepton and felt free to express her pro-lfe vewpont: " felt very free to express my vews, even though dey dffered from de majortyopnon. The quesdons asked were very educated." Shaw sad dal although a group called Frends of Planned Parendood s formng n Lynchburg, she sn't postve dal an aborton clnc wll open soon: " suspect that (the aborton clnc) s der ultmate goal, but don't know for sure." Lynchburg s a conservatve town, and most ctzens would call themselves pro-lfe, Shaw sad. "Poll after poll ndcates that most Amercans support restrctons on aborton," she sad. Shaw sad the speech by Wattleton gave a dstorted pcture of aborton: "t (de speech) wasn't a far presentaton. " don't thnk Faye (Watdeton) was drect. She ddn't gve any nformaton. She'sgood at exctng people about rghts and avodng de real ssue." Dr. Norman Gesler, dean of Lberty Unversty' s Center for Research and Scholarshp, agreed wth Shaw's assessment. "The real ssue never came out (n Watdeton's speech). The real ssue s prvacy vs. rght to lfe. Of course nobody has de rght to prvately kll, and dal's the real ssue." The confrmaton of Judge Davd Souter for the Supreme Court, whch was vehemendy opposed by Planned Parenthood, remans a mystery to Shaw. "As ctzens we have the rght to voce our opnons, but when t comes to a judge the questons should be on how he wll nterpret the consttuton," Shaw sad, " hope he (Souter) s pro-lfe." Gesler sad that Watdeton, who attacked Souter's nomnaton, has every rght to be Les Saker from LU's Lberators for Lfe was one of the more than 30 pro-lfers protestng Faye Wattleton's address at Randolph-Macon Women's College last Wednesday nght. photo by Bruce Herwg an aborton. Wattleton retorted, "Untl the day when young people have to go to ther parents to ask ther permsson to have sexual ntercourse, thnk we need to keep de government out (of ther lves)." Wattleton mentoned her 15-ycarold daughter, Felca, at varous tmes durng her speech. Wattleton stated she has fath n hcrdaughter to make decsons that arc n her (Felca's) best nterest. Wattleton stated: "f she makes a mstake, don't want her to suffer for de rest of her lfe the upset wth the new justce's confrmaton. "They (Planned Parendood) have every reason to attack Souter because he s a conservatve and he beleves n nter- Faye Wattleton pretng de consttuton the way t's wrtten." Shaw also talked about the upcomng Lfe-Chan demonstraton dal wll be held Oct. 21. Anyone nterested n more nformaton about the Lfe-Chan can contact Davd Lyle or hs wfe Jeanette at nformaton about the Lynchburg chapter of the Vrgna Socety for Human Lfe s avalable at Cty schools to foot the bll for Persan Gulf crss By KEVN M. BLOYE Edtor The Persan Gulf crss may put the Lynchburg school system almost $100,000 over budget ths year, actng Lynchburg Cty School Superntendent Dr. Ernest Martn sad durng the cty school board meetng last Tuesday. Heatng ol, whch was budgeted at 70 cents a gallon before the school year began, now costs de cty $1.07 per gallon, an unexpected ncrease of 52 percent, due to de crss n de Persan Gulf regon. Whle the school board cannot reduce de usage of heatng ol, Martn sad dat several cutbacks must be made regardng automoble usage wdn the school system. "We have a major problem on our hands, and unfortunately, some cutbacks must be made," Martn sad. "We wll have to greatly reduce de number of feld trps and actvty runs that are normally taken. Also, we wll probably elmnate many of the bus runs that aren't fully loaded." Whle the proposed cuts are expected to lessen de projected budget defct, Martn sad dal de varables affected make up only 7 percent of the yearly fuel and ol budget. n other school board news: * Martn reported that, as of Oct. 1, a total of 9,318 students are currently enrolled n the Lynchburg school system, only two students less dan last year's Oct. 1 fgure of 9,320. 'Ths year's enrollment s 10 more students dan we projected," Martn sad. "Ths s very postve news and we expect de trend to contnue to turn up." * Three gudance counselors from dfferent area schools presented a postve report on de new K-12 gudance/counselng program recently mplemented. The mproved program, explaned n detal by elementary counselor Pam Smth-Johnson, was desgned to put more emphass on the counselng and gudance of students at the elementary school level. "A troubled and confused chld wll probably develop nto a very poor learner," Johnson sad. "We want to betereto encourage them and show them how to make de approprate knds of decsons." Johnson reported that de gudance counselors for the mproved K-12 program spend 60 percent of ther tme counselng students and 40 percent for gudance purposes. The counselng porton of de program nvolves helpng young chldren deal wd any personal, socal or academc problems dal they mght ncur. The gudance part of the program manly focuses on makng chldren aware of de varety of occupatons avalable. * Because of a school board retreat scheduled for Oct , the Lynchburg School Board wll not hold ts regularly scheduled Tuesday nght meetng Oct. 16. nstead, the next school board meetng wll be held Oct. 30 at 5:30 p.m., Charman Wllam Long announced. New cty school chef named On Thursday, the Lynchburg Cty School Board unanmously named Dr. James T. McCormck of Champagn, 111., as ts new superntendent Thursday, endng a dree-mond search. McCormck, 45, replaces Dr. Joseph Spagnola who resgned to take the poston of slate superntendent of publc nstructon. McCormck s expected to begn wth de school board by de mddle of November. He s currently servng as assstant superntendent for currculum and nstructon n Champagn. punshment for a mstake for not lvng up to de moral standards that, as nconsstencesof Planned Parcndood attempted to corner Watdeton on de an adult, may hold for her and oder and de aborton movement. adults may hold for her. We (oder One audence member from Randolph-Macon asked f the Webster adults) can't lve up to dose standards ourselves, so why should hold case could be translated as an establshmentof relgon. Wattleton stated her accountable for them?" Wattleton supplemented her comments on her daughter by sayng that Consttuton defnes lfe at concep that the preamble to the Mssour government nvolvement n a ton. "Therearc many relgons whch teenager's decson to have an aborton s "terrorzng teenagers." (de Supreme Court) permtted to let do not follow dal defnton oflfc. t Durng the queston-and-answer sesson, pro-lfers n the audence See Aborton, Page 5 Money strans cause pageant cancellaton By DOUGLAS R. DEMPSEY Campus News Edtor The Mss Lberty pageant, anlu tradton snce 1972, has been canceled ths year and replaced wt a specal event durng chapel, accordng to Vernon Brewer, vce presdent of student development. The present fnancal condton of the unversty necesstated a change n format. "We don't have a major corporate sponsor, and the pageant s a costly event," Brewer sad.'tcket sales only cover about one-fft of de cost. just couldn't see spendng an excessve amount of money on a pageant when people (n the mnstry) are losng ther jobs." Brewer met wd Student Government Assocaton Presdent Paul Davs, as well as people from student development. Everybody agreed on de change, and a recommendaton to drop the pageant was sent to the admnstraton. nstead of a specal pageant, Mss Lberty wll be chosen durng chapel Oct. 26. The 24 contestants wll be ntroduced, and de fve fnalsts selected. Then the student body wll vote, and the new Mss Lberty wll be chosen. The dentty of the wnner, however, wll be kept secret untl halftme of the homecomng football game, Brewer sad. At dat tme de contestants wll agan be ntroduced, and the new Mss Lberty wll be crowned. Several alternatves to cancelng the pageant were consdered, but none seemed approprate. " am dsapponted about the cancellaton, but would not want to put on a pageant dat was second-rate or do somethng that would embarrass the young lades (n de pageant)," Brewer sad. The contestants n the pageant were told of de cancellaton Oct. 1 and reacted n a very postve manner. "Ther response to de stuaton was total cooperaton and understandng," Brewer sad. "They exhbted to me that they all have the atttude and sprt of Mss Lberty." Despte de cancellaton, Hcks and Cohagcn, de comedy team that was to host the pageant, wll stll be performng on campus Oct. 26. God Bless Amerca Day 62 The Lberty Champon jons the mllons of Amercans who are prayng and hopng for the safe return of the more than 250,000 mltary personnel and the more than 2,000 Amercans who are "guests" of raq dctator Saddam Hussen. We ask the LU famly to jon us untl all Amercans are safe on Amercan sol. People are requested to wrte to the men and women servng n Saud Araba by wrtng: Any Servce Member (Army) Any Servce Member (Navy) APO Fleet P.O. NY NY

3 Page 2, The Lberty Champon Edtoral "...Where the sprt of the Lord s, there s Lberty." Cornthans 3:17 Product boycott to lower televson sex, volence rates Too often Chrstans st around safely locked up n ther comfortable vory towers and complan about the horrble condton of the world. Unfortunately, ths practce does absolutely nothng to change the depraved condtons wth whch we lve, drectly or ndrectly, everyday. We complan that "evl s overtakng the world" and "sn't t horrble out there" and "there s so much sex and volence on TV," but what do we do to make a change n the stuaton? How often do we take steps to reverse the current sn, sex and volence trap n whch televson programs appear to be mred? Do we ever do anythng except complan to our neghbors n our ktchens over cups of tea or talk about the good old days when we smply ddn't have these problems? Do we really expect that our empty words wll ever have any knd of mpact f we do nothng? Are we not called to be stewards of our world and ts moral condton just as we called to be good stewards of our fnances? Many argue that they would love to get nvolved, but they smply don't have the tme. Others say that they have no dea what course of acton to take and, even f they dd, one person s totally mpotent to make any worthwhle changes n a problem as large as the content of televson programs. t s tme we recognzed these so-called arguments for what they are: a complete lack of concern for the state of our world. Yes, we say we are appalled; but f we were truly dsgusted, we would not reman slent. Now s the tme for acton, and fortunately, the Amercan Famly Assocaton has a plan of acton whch promses to be both easy and effectve n reducng the amount of sex, volence and profanty on televson. Research studes conducted by the AFA ndcate that Burger Kng helped sponsor almost 19 ncdents of sex, volence, profanty or ant-chrstan bgotry wth each of ther 30-second commercals durng the perod of Aprl 26 - M.a.y 23. Ths total was approxmately two-thrds more than the average sponsorshp for other advertsers. *" Pror to the selected montorng perod, AFA contacted Chrm. an Martn of Burger Kng's parent company by mal nformng hm of ts ntentons to montor the content of programs sponsored by varous corporatons' advertsng dollars. When he dd not respond, AFA contacted Martn two more tmes by mal askng that f he shared ther concern, he would not help to sponsor programs wth hgh levels of sex, volence, and profanty. Spokesmen further nformed hm of the organzaton's ntentons to ask for a one-year boycott of the leadng sponsor's products. Agan, Martn gnored The AFA's letters. n a last attempt to alter Burger Kng's sponsorshp habts, the AFA notfed Martn one more tme, presented ts fndngs and nformed hm that unless Burger Kng's choce of program support changed, hs company was beng consdered for a boycott. When he dd not respond, the AFA made one fnal plea for change and faxed Martn a copy of the potental boycott letter. He stll dd not respond. Therefore, the Amercan Famly Assocaton n coalton wth Chrstan Leaders for Responsble Televson (CLeaR- TV) s askng the Amercan publc to boycott Burger Kng untl Sept At ths pont, many may be prompted to ask whether boycottng really works. Just one example of the power of boycottng can be see n the results the AFA acheved n the Mennon/Clorox boycott of last summer. These two companes were leadng sponsors of programs wth questonable content. As a drect result of the boycott, both companes lost money, and ncdents of sex, volence and profanty on prmetme network televson dropped by 32 percent. Yes, boycottng works. Let us all act on ths opportunty to take back control of televson content. One person can have a powerful voce and as a group we can make a defnte dfference. Boycott Burger Kng products, and let companes know that Chrstans have left the securty of ther vory towers and are ready to fght. Lberty Forum Polces The Champon welcomes members of the Lberty communty to submt letters to the edtor on any subject. Letters should not exceed 300 words and must be sgned. The Champon asks that all letters be typed. All materal submtted to the Lberty Champon becomes the propeny of the Champon. The Lberty Champon reserves the rght to accept, reject or edt any letter receved, accordng to the polces of the Lberty Champon. The deadlne for all letters s 6 p.m. Thursday. Please address all letters to "Edtor, Lberty Champon" and drop them off n DH 109 or Box opnon Sneakng nto the Moves Dsney's "Lttle Mermad" offers humor, romance, chance to recapture chldhood To watch "The Lttle Mermad," s to allow yourself to be swept away to a magcal land, full of exctement, adventure and a whole lot of romance. f you allow t, "The Lttle Mermad" wll take you back to chldhood and help you to forget, at least momentarly, the harsh realtes of lfe. "The Lttle Mermad" s an anmated story about Arel, a 16-yearold mermad, and her quest for true love. Arel has a fascnaton wth humans, somethng to whch her father, Kng Trton of the Mcr-pcoplc, s strongly opposed. Whle he makes rules forbddng her to swm to the DOUGLAS R. DEMPSEY Campus news edtor surface of the ocean or have any contact at all wth the human race, Arel s busy dong just that. On one such excurson to the surface, Arel spys a young man, Prnce Erc, wth whom she mmedately falls deeply n love. Unknown to Arel, however, her father has assgned Sebastan, a muscal crab, to watch and report all of her actons to hm. When Trton fnally learns the den- TOP TEN COUNTDOWN >* By Kathleen Donohue Feature/Opnon Edtor Questons students are asked by College-for-a-Weekenders 10. How.long do we have after curfew before we have to be n bed? 9. Do you ever get to hear Dr. Falwell preach? 8. Can you tell me f ths hallway s the Relgon Hall, Scence Hall or DeMoss Hall? 7. You mean we really get to eat as much as we want? 6. Do we have to do our own dshes, or do we just hand our trays to one of those people n the strped orange shrts? 5. Pardon me, but can you tell me where can fnd the Vnes center? 4. Church starts at 11:00 Sunday mornng, just lke at home, rght? 3. f ths s the rule book, how come they call t Lberty ^ Unversty? 2. Are you sure we can't lsten to Barry Manlow? heard hm playng n the post offce. 1. bet havng three other people n your room s just lke havng a bg slumber party every nght, sn't t? ««* «««* «««««* * * tty of hs daughter's new love he loses hs temper; he alenates Arel. Not to be undone, Arel seeks out the ad of the wcked Sea Wtch, Ursula. Ursula strkes adcal wth Arel whch allows her to be human for three days. Durng ths short tme Arel must get Erc to fall n love wth her. f she succeeds, she remans human; f she fals, Ursula enslaves her forever. The catch s that Arel must accomplsh her dffcult task wthout her voce the one thng whch has captured Erc's attenton. Ursula s convnced Arel wll fal. However, just to make certan, she lays a few traps of her own. At one pont, she even goes so far as to use Arel's voce to entce Erc, who, bewtched by the beauty of the voce, proposes to the Sea Wtch. As tme runs out for Arel and all hopes that she wll marry the prnce begn to fade, Sebastan and a host of others come to the rescue provdng for an exctng, acton-packed fnale. "The Lule Mermad" s flled wth so many wonderful elements t s dffcult to know how to begn to descrbe them. The anmaton s crsp and sharp, a far cry above the sckly, one-dmensonal anmaton of such fluff as "The Care Bears" and 'The Smurfs." The characters are rch and capuvaung. Arel, wth her flowng auburn har and deep blue eyes, s enough to flutter any man's heart. t's a defnte shame she s only a cartoon fsh. Sebastan prov des excel lent com c relef and wonderful songs, ncludng the oscar-nomnatcd "Kss De Grl." Ursula s dclcously evl, and Trton s the typcal father of a teen-ager, who worres about how to control hs wayward daughter. Although t s a cartoon, "The Lttle Mermad s far more realstc than a lot of lve moves. ts romance wll touch your heart and send your sprt soarng. t s move magc at t's best and no one should mss t. A nswersy Please By the Champon Staff We asked students: Do you beleve that boycottng s an ethcal and effectve way for the publc to show dsapproval of a busness' actons? Derek Thoreson; Oklahoma Cty, Okla. Dave Seaman; Newport, Va. "Yes. Boycottng can brng to the publc's eye what s really gong on." "Yes. f t's a busness that am a major patron of, t would be a lot more effectve." Mchael Stgman; Mnneapols, Mnn. Scott A. Brown; Belot, Ws. "Yes. As long as the boycotters voce ther reasons to the publc and to thecompany." "A busness/ organzaton must be boycotted accordng to the Word of God." Kathy Bates; Amherst, Va. "No. t s more mportant to pray that God wll shutdown the busness." "Yes. t s our rght and responsblty to stand up to what s wrong." na Weeks Sprngfeld Center, N.Y. Tuesday, Oct. 9, 1990 Ell LU Forum Student argues for current LU move polcy Edtor, Ths s n response to John D. Das' letter n the Sept. 25 ssue of the Lberty Champon. Mr. Das, f the moves shown on campus offend you, please do not go sec them. beleve that s the basc purpose behnd the dsclamer at the begnnng of every campus move. And, yes, DO beleve that prayerful consderaton s benefcal. Dear Sr, the reasons we cannot go to off-campus moves arc language, volence, questonable content and nudty. Frst off, all obscene language s edted from campus moves. You don't sec them playng moves lke "The Exorcst." And, certanly, the moves contan no nudty. Secondly, volence. Lberty s not playng "Rambo,""Robocop" or "Total Recall" for ths very reason. "But," you say, "whatabout 'Shoot to Kll'?" saw nothng n that move that have not seen many tmes worse on one of the televson networks. f ths s your stand, ask students to wrte Dr. Gullermn and ask for the removal of all televsons also. But then, there are some graphc pctures n the newspapers sold around here, so we had better dtch those, too. The pont 'm tryng to make, John, s that the double standard you sec would be nothng compared to the one you wsh to create. Mark Lockwood Staff requests correspondence for servcemen n Mddle East Students, The Lberty Champon Edtoral Board would lke to request that all Lberty students wrte to one of the addresses on Page 1 n order to let our servce men and women statoned n he Mddle East know that Amerca stll remembers them and s behnd ther actons. A note of encouragement from "home" wll take very lttle tme to wrte, but t would do much to boost the sprts of our solders who are statoned n the mddle of a foregn culture n the heat and dscomfort of the desert. Magazne or newspaper artcles of nterest or partcular news value are also n hgh demand among solders. Help us to support our solders who are wllng to rsk so much to restore Amercan hostages ther freedoms and to preserve the freedoms of the Mddle East natons. Any correspondence receved from servcemen or women n the Mddle East that students would lke posted for the entre student body wll be placed on the bulletn board drecuy outsde of the Journalsm lab n DeMoss Hall. Stop by DH 109 or call 2471 for detals. The Lberty Champon Box Lberty Unversty Lynchburg, VA (804) Kevn M. Bloye Edtor-n-Chef Debbe Reece Copy Edtor Curt Olson News/Wre Edtor Douglas R. Dempsey Campus News Edtor Marvn Hamlett Sports Edtor Kathleen Donohue Feature/Opnon Edtor Jody A. Barker Photo Edtor Kelly Burton Advertsng Sales Manager Dawn Alsop/Jm Woolace Ad Producton Managers Stefan Scarlett Assst. Producton Manager Prof. Ann Wharton Advser The Lberty Cluunpon s dstrbuted every Tuesday whle school s n sesson. The opnons expressed n ths publcaton do not necessarly represent those of Lberty Unversty.

4 Tuesday, Oct. 9,1990 feature The Lberty Champon, Page 3 Actvsts strve to wn programmng war By KATHLEEN DONOHUE Feature/Opnon Edtor The tmeless queston about the orgn Analyss of the chcken vs. theegg has a new twst: Who actually determnes what s televsed, the programmers or the advertsers? Although t s defntely not an easy queston wth a cut-and-dry answer, many experts would agree that the more powerful of the two nfluences s advertsers. Advertsers strve to buld an mage for themselves. Once that mage s establshed, companes wll follow any avenue possble to uphold that mage. Ths ncludes the sponsorshp of programs whch have questonable language or content. n an artcle ttled "What's on Tonght? An Advertser's Dlemma" n the Summer 1989 edton of Amercan Advertsng, Davd Hurwtt, vcepresdent of marketng and communcatons for General Foods USA, sad, "We make our expectatons of what s acceptable and unacceptable n programs we sponsor very clear to the networks. The networks know that we do not expect our advertsng to be seen on programs that make gratutous, explotatve or excessve use of sex, volence or controversy." Thus we can conclude that program sponsors and advertsers arc not vctms of the networks. nstead, they can, and do, make decsons regardng the content of the programs they support wth theradvertsngdollars. And these programs often thrve or fal accordngly. Accordng to "Who's watchng What You Watch?" the Summer 1989 Amercan Advertsng cover story, several examples of the advertser's strength n determnng programmng arc as follows: Mcnnen stopped advertsng on Watchng the ads How much attenton TV vewers gve commercals compared wth attenton they gve the programs t's Laughable New courses are proposed to gude msdrected senors nto proper feld One element of college lfe that rks me s the remnant of senors amblng around campus wthout any dea of what ther major should be. 'm afrad they are gong to stroll rght out of here after graduaton and steal all of those lucratve jobs so dearly chershed by junor-hghers. Snce asssted all of those bored students n fndng a club last week, deem t only far to use ths artcle to help these poor senors to fnd ther occupaton n lfe. Therefore, here are some suggestons for classes that could be offered next semester for that purpose. Underwater Fre Preventon: Ths class was specfcally desgned for the students whose grades are consstently so far below average that they need an oxygen mask every tme they walk nto DeMoss. To put t bluntly, they couldn't pour water out of a shoe f the drectons were on the heel. Dome Scalng: realze that among TMOTHY HOLLNGSWORTH Staff Columnst a group of confused senors there must be a few adventurous types. These are the guys who thrve on performng such darng acts as jumpng from a second-story dorm wndow, wnkng at female constructon workers, or admttng that they were dsapponted when they ddn't fnd a toy n ther Happy Meal. Every once n a great whle we'll get a person who s so brave that he drnks hs coffee wthout cream or sugar. can only st and marvel at ths ultmate dsplay of strength. Dome Scalng s the class for these wonders. nstructor Don Norman wll have the group clmb the Vnes Center, whle sngng "Onward Chrstan Solders" n trple-measure tme. After they reach the peak, the students wll gve ther unque rendtons of several Bll Gather classcs before the short trp back to the gym. Psychotc Hygene: Ths course wll dscuss creatve and unusual ways to perform the daly task of keepng tdy. Among the topcs covered are 1) the use of water wth your shower, 2) approprate weght lmts for spandex apparel, 3) tuna-salad-sandwch extracton from braces, 4) pnk har roller preparaton for K-mart excursons. Several other courses avalable that mght be of nterest nclude RECR 220 raq Skeet Shootng, FRCH 450 Poodle Clppng and Dppng, THEO 500 Evangelsm through nterpretve Dance, and ART 105 Creatve Sculptng. Ths class ncludes several make-t, take-t workshops. Please be consderate to your fellow students as you bash your way to the Busness Offce to regster for these classes. ABC's "Heartbeat" after the company receved letters protestng an epsode whch featured a prosttute havng an aborton. The program has snce been canceled. Chrysler and Scars pulled out of NBC's "Nghtngales" after the Amercan Nurses Assocaton protested "the manner n whch fellow professonals were depcted." Ths program has also snce been canceled. ABC canceled the sequel to a controversal, but hghly-rated specal, "Crmes of Passon." The program was dropped the day before ts scheduled arng because "there was no pad advertsng." n an effort to ensure that network TV remans wthn boundares acceptable to the publc, several organzatons have arsen whch put pressure on the advertsers of programs whch are too explct or volent. Two of the more successful organzatons are Amercans for Responsble Televson (ART) led by Terry Rakolta and Chrstan Leaders for Responsble Televson (CLeaR-TV) whch s headed by Rev. Donald Wldmon. Both of these organzatons boycott the advertsers who sponsor lurd programs as a method of controllng nctwdrk program content. They put pressure on the advertsers rather than the programmers and the system s apparendy workng. After CLeaR-TV and a coalton of ctzen groups conducted a natonwde boycott of Mennon and Clorox products last year, TV volence and sexual nnuendo decreased by 32 percent, a CLeaR-TV newsletter reported. "f don't lke what sec on cable, can stop my subscrpton," Rakolta sad n an ntervew wth Amercan Advertsng concernng the letterwrtng campagn she headed whch denounced Fox's "Marred...Wth Chldren", "But free TV s somethng shouldn't be afrad to turn on." How annoyng! Columnst offers words of wsdom to Lberty's couch potato populaton Snce my freshman year at Lberty, have been consstently amazed at the ncreasng number of students who actually lve n the DeMoss lounge area and rrtated by the mpossblty of ever fndng an open couch or space on the "wall." don't know whether or not there was a massve computer exploson durngregstraton, butthese people were obvously neglected n the dorm-assgnng process. These poor wretches of socety are now forced to make the blue couches and brck wall ther makeshft homes whle the rest of us enjoy our comfortable, well-kept abodes. can't help but feel the deepest sorrow n my soul for these helpless outcasts. My heart truly goes out to these unfortunate vctms of gross computer error. Okay, enough of ths sympathy stuff. What's the problem wth these people ( hestate to label them students) who hang out n DeMoss 24 hours a day? These mserably lost souls have elevated the term "couch potato" to magnfcent, new heghts. t truly must be lberatng to possess so much free tme. can only magne the elaton one of the "loungers" feels when he receves hs class schedule and observes to hs delght that hs one class meets n room DL (DeMoss Lounge). One class or less s generally the J^ JS/ 1&F JEFFREY SMMONS Staff Columnst accepted standard for those who consstently occupy the well-worn furnture. Any more than ths would subtract funds from the clothng allowance a "lounger" s requred to have n order to reserve a seat nthecrowded suburb. Even though they are essentally homeless, a strct dress code s mantaned to establsh a frm bond between the lounge resdents. Because of ths frm cohesveness among the "J.Crew Poster Chldren," those who have jobs, take classes and possess real lves are often looked upon wth suspcon and contempt. As a result the so-called'"normal folks" are unable to reach out and help the "lounger" lead a more meanngful, productve lfe. Snce am such a compassonate, carng person, have decded to take t upon myself to break down the socal barrers and form a trust fund to help ad the homeless wthn our own borders. feel that wth a lttle patence and effort can provde them wth adequate housng and even jobs. My "Save the Loungers" campagn wll utlze several yuppe mpersonators to establsh ntal contact wth the group. After ths frst stage s completed, the mpostor wll begn to hand out job applcatons and class regstraton forms throughout the couch-communty n an effort to provde alternatves to ther current lfestyles. My ultmate goal for the nfltraton program s threefold. One, want everyone who resdes n the DeMoss communty to be able to call some other area "home." Two, wll attempt to reduce drastcally the clothng budget and use the money for educatonal purposes. Fnally, want to free up the couches and walls so everyone who has ever dreamed of brefly sttng on them between classes wll have the opportunty to do so. know that my goal wll requre many hours of hard work, but want to ensure that our rght of "freedom of seats" as expressed n the fne prnt of the frst amendment s afforded to every student at our educatonal nsttuton. Fnally, would lke to address the DeMoss homeless personally. f by some chance you read ths column, just remember that we're always here to gude and encourage you. So, heed ths bt of sage advce: Stop tryng to hatch eggs on the furnture and do somethng worthwhle wth your young lves. We love you. ''These freshmen catch on quckly. Those BM PS/2 s should get them off to a fast start." ^COMPUTERS,/ r m MOVE UP N NURSNG. AND N THE WORLD. 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5 gage_yrhe^lberty Champon news Tuesday, Obnoxous behavor at R-MWC shames pro-lfe movement By KATHLEEN DONOHUE Feature/Opnon Edtor After attendng Fayc Wattleton's Analyss speech at Randolph-Macon Women's College Wednesday nght, have to admt that was embarrassed and appalled at the behavor whch was dsplayed by much of the pro-lfe secton of the audtorum. (ncdentally, much of ths secton was composed of Lberty students.) Several tmes durng her speech Wattleton had to stop md-sentence n order to ask people to stop shoutng out personal comments or boong, so that she could fnsh. When the queston-and-answer porton of the evenng began, a mld form of chaos broke out. Several students jumped up and down near ther seats vyng for Wattleton's attenton, and one student began shoutng out hs queston even after Ms. Wattleton acknowledged someone else. Furthermore, at one pont, as Wattleton answered the queston of a Randolph-Macon student, (very unsatsfactorly, must admt) jeers and boong erupted from he back of the audtorum. Now, unless the basc rules of etquette have changed drastcally n the last week and no one has gotten around to tellng me, boong s reserved for profcssonal wrestlng, :\ few legtmate sportng events and other base forms of entertanment. To her credt, through all of ths outrageous behavor, Wattleton remaned posed, artculate and kept her sense of humor ntact. t has been sad that those wth nothng to say usually say t the loudest n order to make an mpresson. 'm sure Ms. Wattleton was very mpressed wth our mmaturty and lack of smple manners. Speakng of havng nothng to say, very few of the pro-lfers had very much to say. Some of the questons were excellent and put Wattlcton n an uncomfortable lght untl she managed to talk her way around the real ssue. However, for the most part, the pro-lfe questons wcrcchldsh and uneducated. t was certanly a sad commentary on the fact that we are supposed to be prepared lo have he answers these people need, bn we can'teven take he lme tofndout the facts behnd ther poston. Tell me, how can you urgucagans somethng about whch you know absolutely nothng? The way lo make an mpresson on someone of Wattleton's stature and poston s through ntellgent, pertnent, well-thought-out questons and a sense of professonalsm and maturty. Gve hcrsomcthngo thnk about, not fuel to add to her lre. Although Ms. Wattleton played a good game of semantcs, phraseology, queston-twstng, ssue-dodgng and ad homncm, many excellent opportuntes presented themselves for easy rebuttal. But by then most people were so worked up about he fact that "she had the nerve to stand up there and present aborton as an opton," that they allowed he opportuntes to slp past unchallenged. (However, n all farness, Wattlcton dd avod the back of the audtorum as much as possble when feldng questons.) Let us not forget that we were guests on Randolph-Macon's campus. Act t out: Drama team spreads gospel to hgh school students By DAWN K. LOONEY The Kngs Players, composed of 11 members, s more than just a college drama team. t s also a mnstry. Beng a mnstry group sets the Kngs Players apart from the other drama clubs. Team leader Todd Benson sad,"the people on the team are commtted for the whole year, and they're good. We're a hard-workng team. "he Kngs Players travel, on nc average, every other weekend and on breaks to churches and hgh schools," Benson sad. On October 5-7, they wll kck off the year n. Durng the semester, the Kngs Players wll travel to West Vrgna, North Phladelpha and Lynchburg. The churches vsted ad the Kngs Fne art cards & posters Players' travelng expenses by gvng "love offerngs," Benson sad. Church famles also "offer ther homes and feed us," he added. The learn members do not receve scholarshps or fnancal support from LU. Benson sad tha ther program conssts of four plays: Famly Outngs, Whch Way?, The Funnest Joke and The Sobbng Stone. Famly Outngs s amed at he problems facng the modem famly unt. Benson sad one goal ol the Kngs Players s "gettng back wth the famly unt, the famly core. We want to uplft that and get he famly back together." He sad that a man's marrage was saved as a result of seeng Famly Outngs. Whch Way? gves he salvatonmessage. "l s an evangelstc play," Benson sad. "Our frst goal s obvously to get out he gospel n the mosl effectve way possble. Our plays nvolve the peoples' emotons; (the audence) gets a menal pcture lo sec what t s actually lke to be n Hell." n addton, the Kngs Players perform The Funnest Joke to speak about alcoholsm. Benson sad, "We perform The Funnest Joke n publc hgh schools. l has a moral to t and shows them how stupd drnkng s." The Kngs Players use The Funnest Joke as a lool to get publc hgh school students to attend the youth ralles they hold. MunD's Gfts & home decor Boonsboro Shoppng Center The Sobbng Stone s based on a verse n Matthew whch says, "f we cease lo prase Hs name, then de rocks wll cry out." Next semester, the Kngs Players Art watches Puzzles & toys T-Shrt Calendars Earrngs & Crystal necklaces Soaps & soups Open Monday- Frday untl 8 p.m Saturday 10 a.m.- 6 p.m. "Lynchburg's most exctng gft shop" Wattlcton was nvted lo speak prmarly lo the Randolph-Macon communty. t s doubtful that Randolph- Macon wll contnue to open such meetngs to the publc f ther speakers are gong lo he heckled. 'm sure none of us would apprecate l all that much f some women from Randolph-Macon came over one mornng for chapel and jeered Dr. Falwcll or yelled out comments n he mddle of hs sermon or made rude comments to he speaker. Lberty students need lo realze that they wll not be at LU forever, the world s not Utopa and there arc people who have radcally dfferent vewponts ; and, lke t or not, they have the freedom to verbally express them. Tryng lo out yell a speaker s nether a socally acceptable nora useful form of rebuttal. suggest that the next lme a controversal speaker s open to the publc that LU students properly prepare themselves, read up on Rules of Etquette and adopt an adult frame of mnd. Otherwse, t would be belter for the speaker and he audence f they would just slay home. arc tentatvely plannng to perform The Sobbng Stone durng a Wednesday nght servce on campus. After preachng to the audence through the plays, the Kngs Players hold nvtatons. Benson sad,"thc whole team s traned to counsel, but under major crcumstances, lke dvorce, he people arc mmedately gven over to the pastor of de church." To be a member of the Kngs Players, a person needs actng ablty, a church background and a pastor's recommendaton. Also,"a personal testmony has a great bearng on he audtons whch arc held at the end of he year," Benson sad. Todd Benson asked de L.U. student body to pray for the learn as they represent Chrst and the school. Oct. 9, 1990 Senate passes readng day bll, plots guard shack's destructon By DOUGLAS R. DEMPSEY Campus News Edtor An emergency senac meetng was held Saturday mornng to follow up on the Thursday dscusson of he readng day stuaton. A bll askng the admnstraton o renstate the readng days was passed by unanmous consent. Durng de meetng Davs sad, "Ths s he frst tme we've ever done somethng lke ths (an emergency meetng), but don't want lo wat untl Thursday (he next senate meetng) lo deal wth ths. Wc want the students to know tha wc arc dong the best wc can." The Student Senac meetng Thursday began wth an announcement that the readng days scheduled for Nov. 5 and 6 have been canceled. Paul Davs addressed the ssue: "t's true. The readng days have been canceled. The reason s that wc started classes a week late and the readng days were supposed lo be for sprng regstraton. suggest wc start now to change l back before l s set n stone." Dr. Earl Mlls, provost of Lberty Unversty, confrmed the cancellaton of the readng days. "The orgnal purpose of the readng days was to regster students for the sprng semester. But at ths pont wc fear wc won't have the personnel and equpment to do lhat. Therefore, wc had to revert back to the old schedule and hold classes on hosc days." Mlls also sad that the days were never scheduled as readng days but as sprng regstraton days only. Mlls sad the announcement was supposed lo have been made, but, for unknown reasons, was not. Thanksgvng break wll be unaffected by the cancellaton. Durng Thursday's meetng Sen. Tony Baratta, charman of de Unversty Lfe Commtcc, announced that a fundraser nvolvng the guard shack s beng planned for lac December. "The guard shack wll be taken down because t s n the path of the new road," Baratta explaned. "So our fundraser wll be to sell swngsal the guard shack wth a sledgehammer for a certan amount." Baratta sad he has already receved approval from J.O. Reynolds, head of securty, for the project. The festvtes wll have lo wat, however, untl December, because the old guard shack wll not be ready for demolton untl then, Baratta sad. The frst bll consdered by he senate was a resoluton tha would add a $10 fee to every student's bll for the purpose of establshng a specal-speaker fund. The money rased would be used lo brng natonally known speakers to campus for a scres of lectures and debates. Ths bll, sponsored by Sen. Scott DcBocr, was passed by the senate last year but lost n the admnstraton shuffle. The bll was passed agan and wll be sen to the admnstraton. Another bll that was passed by the senate last year was reconsdered n the meetng. The envronmental protecton bll, whch sought a soluton to the ltter problem on campus, was agan passed by the senate. The bll has a new provson, however. Students who are caught ltterng wll be subject to a half-hour of campus clean-up duty as well as one reprmand. The ssue of overcrowdng at Davd's Place durng campus moves was addressed n a bll sponsored by Sen. Jeff Douglas and Ben LaFrombos. The bll called for movng popular moves to the Mull-Purpose Center where there s ample room for students. Sen DcBocr opposed the bll. "The qualty of the gym for showng moves s terrble. t's hard to sec anythng and you usually have lo read lps a lot of the lme." The bll was defeated by a wde margn. Mclondce Ncwby, vce presdent of he Student Government Assocaton, sad tha Dr. A. Perre Gullcrmn s scheduled lo be n the senac meetng Oct. 18 for a queston-and-answer sesson. The meetng s open to all students. School of Relgon receves approval for new degree By KER BURNS Approval was gven last semester for a new master's degree n mssons. The master of arts n relgon (MAR), whch began as a modular n May, ncludes a concentraton n cross-cultural studes and mssons. "The dea s to offer a degree program to he non-relgon majors," Dr. Larry Haag, drector of the Center for World Mssons, sad. The degree s desgned to provde he basc preparaton for he msson feld. t s also benefcal n provdng a theologcal and bblcal background, he added. A total of 45 hours s requred for the degree, ncludng 15 hours n he area of concentralon. The 15 hours also requre resdency, meanng tha they must be lakcn on campus. Classes wll be offered both n modulars on a rotatng bass, and durng the regular semester. The remanng 30 hours can be completed elherthrough LUSLLL or durng a regular semester. The concentralon ncludes the classes World Mssons (MCSS 700) and ssues n Mssons (MCSS 730). The remanng nne hours are clcctves. The other 30 hours nclude theology, bblcal studes and church mnstres. Haag and Dr. Wllam Malhcnyarc currently leachng mosl of the courses n the program. The courses wll also offer guest professors from varous msson felds. Haag sad lhat they arc also lookng for others lo help leach the program. Accordng to Haag, career mssonares from taly, Afrca and Latn Amerca have shown great nterest n the program. "Wthn a year, we should be well on our way," he added. Haag receved hs doctorate n Mssology from Trnty Evangelcal Dvnty School n Deerfeld, 111. He worked as a mssonary n Brazl for 10 years, where hs mnstry ncluded evangelzaton and church plantng. Haag s currently n hs 10th year at Lberty. Alpfta lamta Helta The Lberty Unversty Scholastc Honorarary Socety Congratulates ther new members who have earned a 3.5 GPA Laura or better Gooden ther freshman year. Justn Agogla Ruth Albert Susan Allson Jolynda Baker Chrsta Barber 1 Mark Behrens, Cherlene Benfeld ' Barbara Beutler ', Tmothy Brophy TC Buerer, Kathleen Crag Martha Davenport Erc Davs Davd Dawson Carey Evans John Evans Jennfer Eveland Stephen Farley Susan Flangan Dee Flora ' Bobbe Frazer Karn Godshall Mary Greer Matthew Gregory Davd Haynes Laura Helton Alsha Hershey Heather Hrshman Feleca Hte Angela Hook Janna Hopkns Tammy Howard Kathleen Hunt Danel Hylton Jennfer nge Bradley Jefferson Lesle Justus Melnda Kapraun Joyce Krby Kerry Kortrey Tosha Lamdn Caprca Lee Heather Lepley Mchael Lnd Carole Lndqust Jeanette Lucadano Valere McGrath Sally Elayna Meekns Mentone Shela Mskmen Douglas Neff Carol Nelson Melssa Nckerson Chrstne Perce Amanda Ptkn Amy Powell Tara Prowant Tammy Pryor A. Dannette Rausch Wayne Robertson Jr. Trenton Sehake Kmberly Schneder Becky Scott Karl Shoemaker Jennfer Sms Adran Smth Todd Smth Dawn Summers Mary Sweeney Lyman Taylor Angela Terry Jennfer Tdwell Glbert Tnney Ashley Trunnell Mchael Upton Karr Van Hatsma Jenny Vohland Shannon Wade Chrstopher Walls Anne Whtford Brenda Woodhams Rebecca Wooldrdge Lsa Wray Bryan Wyatt Danelle Zawodny Class Offcers: Freshmen By JULE BEUTLER "Snce was lttle, my mother sad 1 wasaleadcr," reshnan-classpresdent, Robert Wallersdorff.sad. WallersdorlT'scx )crcnce ncludes servng as one ol two delegates oul of a class of u 00 lo represent hs hgh school n Morrsvlle, Pa.,lOlhc Pennsylvana School Hoard Assocaton. Wallersdorlf has also spent a semester at the Unversty ol Salamanca n Span studyng Spansh language, culture, and hstory. He has a love for the Spansh people and hopes to apply hs degree n government and foregn affars toward becomng an ambassador lo Span. Wallcrsdorl's goals for ths year nclude a more unfed SCKX> and actvles geared towards freshmen. "Our school has an advantage over mos unverstes. Wh student chapare excted about LU els, you gel an opportunty lo sec the entre student body," he sad. "'ve had he lme of my lfe," Bran Cons, freshman vce-presdent, sad about hs rs semester al Lberty. Conng from a publc hgh school n Alexandra, Va., he sexcledabout beng al a Chrstan unversty. "Prayng n school s somethng can'l lake for granted here," he added. As vce presdent, (Jons sad, " want lo be a medator between S(JA and the freshman class. would lke lo see more of an ntertwnng between classes." Ths s (Jons' lrs nvolvement Robert Waltersdorff and Bran Gons wth a Student government. "1 wauled lo ry somethng new and dfferent," he sad. "1 feel that l s a relatonshp job, and 1 am glad lhat t s Cod's wll for me." "My goal s lo mpact the youth of ths country to go oul nto he world and make dscples of other natons."

6 Tuesday, Oct. 9, 1990 news News Brefs USA TODAY/Apple College nformaton Network World: Drug traffckng remans problem n Panama Less than a year after the U.S. nvason of Panama, drug traffckers arc once agan usng the country's bankng system as a safe haven. "We changed the ruler, but we ddn't change ther rules," Raphael Perl, author of an upcomng Congressonal Research Servce report, nternatonal Money Launderng: ssues and Optons for Congress, sad. Mazoweck to challenge Lech Welesa n Poland Polsh Prme Mnster Tadeusz Mazoweck sad Thursday he wll run forpresdentagansths former ally and poltcal sponsor, Soldarty charman Lech Walesa. The decson opens the wayfor the frst popularly contested race for presdent n Polsh hstory. Romana wll not receve western monetary ad Romana's Presdent on lescu wll return to Romana Frday wthout the poltcal endorsement he wanted from the Bush admnstraton. The USA and most other Western countres are wthholdng economc assstance and trade benefts, clamng democratc reforms have not followed quckly enough snce the December overthrow of Ncolae Ceaucescu. German leaders meet to dscuss economy Leaders of former East Germany and West Germany met n Berln's Rechstag buldng a day after unfcaton and warned of hard work and sacrfces as they rebuld the East's economy. "The German weddng party s over," Wolfgang Thcrse of the Socal Democrats, sad. "Now, the marred couple has to earn a lvng, set up a home n a humane way, and take care of the chldren." Naton: Asan mmgrants attackng each other Vetnamese and other Asan mmgrants are attackng each other for money, revenge and poltcs on cty streets and n suburbs across the USA, Phl Hannum, ex-presdent of the nternatonal Assocaton of Asan Crme nvestgators, sad. Vetnamese rob other Vetnamese because many do not trust banks and keep valuables at home. Bble readng banned n Florda school Martha Mtchell omtted her usual Bble readng to her ffthgrade class after a Jacksonvlle, Fla., judge ruled Wednesday that she was volatng the U.S. Consttuton. Mtchell, a Methodst, sad she used the readngs toquet her class, never thnkng they mght be unlawful. No date has been set for a hearng on the fnal njuncton. Polled teeagers reveal vews on aborton researchers found most of the 88 teens studed n seven U.S. ctes sad aborton s murder, but t should reman legal to keep t safe. Other fndngs: Only one knew the Roe vs. Wade decson legalzed aborton; most opposed parental consent. n a separate study, 53 percent of 270 pregnant women n Appalacha supported aborton. Pror to pregnancy, only 17 percent dd. Sophs want to nvest n campus project By JULE BEUTLER Chuck Taylor, sophomore-class presdent, became nvolved wth student government because of hs dsappontment wth class actvtes and chapels.'t want class chapels to be somethng kds wll look forward to," Taylor sad. Taylor plans to place a sophomore suggeston box n DeMoss Hall. "We want students to gve us deas for what they would lke to see happen," he sad. Another goal Taylor has s lo see the sophomore class support a project here on campus that would memoralze the class of nvolvement s not new for the sophomore from ndanapols, nd. Last year he served on the student Aborton Contnued from Page 1 stand a partcular relgous doctrne that s not shared by all relgons n our socety," she sad. She contnued by sayng that Webster logc reveals that de fetus takes precedent over the lfe of hc mother. "There are many relgons that do not uphold such belefs," she sad. "A woman's lfe s of much value to a fetal lfe. And mere s the danger here that we arc encroachng upon the separaton of church and state." She concluded her answer, "We are protectng the rghts of people to decde for themselves to follow de ethcal decsons of ther choce and not one mat may be mposed upon them." Chrstan Acton Councl Presdent Davd Lytc asked two questons: Frst, f the babes born n Amerca each year who are females have rghts; and secondly, wth all de talk about government gettng out of our lves, why does Planned Parendood receve $20 (0 $30 mllon from the federal government? Walcon slated that chldren who are born have rghts, buadded,"n all matters where there are conflctng rghts, as perceved by some, the women's poston, untl the Almghty senate. He has also traveled wth hs famly n an evangelstc/musc mnstry snce he was age 12. Taylor, a double major n economcs and government, plans to go to graduate school and study real estate law. Eventually, he would lke to have hs own practce. " lke the atmosphere (at LU) the most. t s dfferent from other colleges. You can feel t when you walk on campus," Holly Wllard, sophomore vce presdent, sad. Wllard, a graduate from Hollywood Hgh School for the Performng Arts, s currently a member of the Kng's Players at LU. Last year she served as vce presdent for the freshman class. "Last year helped (me learn) a lot. Ths year thngs wll be planned [he l berty Champon, Page 5 Offcers seek class nvolvement By JULE BEUTLER makes a change n the composton of where fetuses develop, must resde wm the woman." To government fundng, she sad, "Yes, we do accept government funds to provde famly plannng programs for low-ncome people and for teenagers, because de government has made a natonal polcy more than a generaton ago that poor people should have access to the same qualty of health care as the wealthy." One of de fnal questons posed by pro-lfers n the audence was asked by LU student Scott DVncenzo. He asked f Planned Parendood allowed the grls who go nto the clncs to vew the pro-lfe flms "The Slent Scream" and "Eclpse of Reason." Waltlcton staled that Planned Parenthood wll nol allow the vewng of naccurate and false nformaton. She sad the flms had been reflled by numerous medcal scentsts, and that they are attempts "lo terrorze women even furder." To ths response a pro-lfer n the balcony pressed the ssue further by askng about the humanty of developng fetuses. Waltlelon sad,"there s no purposeful behavor lhal any fctuscan demonstrate nlhc frst three months of pregnancy." She went on Gay Wcathcrall, senor class presdent, wants to make a dfference at LU and out n the world. The psychology major from Whle Oak, Texas, hopes to use her poston as prcsdcnl"o provde an opportunty for those who want to get nvolved." Actvtes that provde a chance for frends to get together and a senorclass Bble study arc a few of the thngs Wcathcrall would lke to sec happen ths year. " want the school to remember ms class," she sad. Furthermore, " have a burden for chldren," Wcathcrall sad. She would lke to work wlh underprvleged and abused chldren n the nner cty and conduct semnars on the mportance of lovng and nurturng chldren. "Our future depends on today'schldren," she added. " lke workng wlh people," Mchelle Pro/.man, new senor vce presdent, sad. A marketng major from Huntngton, W. Va., Protzman understands that senors arc busy, but she wants the people who arc hestant to gel nvolved, to realze that ths s ther last chance. "Snce ths s our senor year, beleve t should be the best because you always save de bestforlast. t s never too late to try somethng new," Protzman sad. "Beng n SG A s somethng 've always wanted to do." Protzman draws strength from ths sayng: "Anythng you want to accomplsh must be purposed n your heart and mnd. For an alttude of determnaton wll turn an T can't' nto an '1 dd.'" n the future Protzman plans lo use her degree to be a sales representatve. Junors hope to provde exctement n class chapels By JULE BEUTLER "LU s what you make of t. There s so much there ready for you to turn over," Bran Buckley, new presdent of the junor class, sad. " want lo get as many people nvolved as possble," he sad, "We are overflowng wlh deas. We wll do as much as SGA and hc admnstraton wll let us."buckley hopes to brng a "new flavor" to class chapels ths year. He would lke to see chapel become a prase and worshp servce, featurng on-campus drama and musc groups. Buckley's major s youth mnstry wth mnors n musc and coachng. He plans to use hs musc mnor lo teach teens how lo worshp, and he feels that hs coachng mnor wll be a great way to reach out lo unsaved teens. "They can do mountans beyond what they beleve," he sad. Vce presdent John Jensen transferred to Lberty ths semester from Maranatha Baptst Bble College. "Comng from a small school, t was easy for me to get nvolved," Jensen sad. " am excted de Lord opened the door for me to be vce presdent." He looks at the vce presdency as hs chance to get nvolved at LU. " Maybe can use ths to create an opportunty for others to get nvolved," he added. "'m lookng forward to meetng other junors," Jensen, a busness major from Jacksonvlle, N.C., sad. "There (are people wd) lalcnt here that can be cultvated and used for not only de class and the school, but also for themselves, and most mportantly for me glory of God." Jensen would lke to own a busness someday, but he sad, "Rght now, 'm really open to what the Lord wants me to do." Holly Wllard and Chuck Taylor faster and better," she sad. Wllard would also lke to sec actvtes planned wth other colleges. She wants LU lo be an example. A volleyball challenge s beng planned. " really hope that Chuck and can be an example to our class to say that Dr. Bernard Nathanson, who flmed he abortons n the moves, admtted that some parts were overdramatzed. She concluded her comments on he aborton flms by sayng, " fnd very curous, a group of people, who consder aborton murder, partcpate n an aborton for the purpose of makng t (the flm). t's a campagn to terrorze women." After the queston-and-answer sesson, Dr. Norman L. Gesler, dean of the Center for Research and Scholarshp, felded questons outsde Smth Hall,"She was very sklled and very artculate. (However), t was a classc n ad homnems, and t was a classc n breakng about half the fallaces n he lasl half of a logc book. and do our best for them," Wllard explaned. WHard's future goals are to earn a doctoralc n chld psychology and to open her home to abused and homeless chldren. " love chldren," she explaned. "Frst, George was gult by assocaton. flhadatranscrp of t, could use t to leach my logc course n the fallacy secton." To Waltlcton's comments on "The Slent Scream," he sad: "He (Nathanson) never sad that t was naccurate. He stood behnd t and other medcal authortes verfed t, so that (Wattleton's comment) s nol correct. He ddn't perform the aborton, he just dd dcsonagram of t. " Who's a belter audortylo speak on the topc than he. He presded over 60,000 abortons. He saw de lght and realzed wlh the wndow on the womb that modern fetology has gven us, he was kllng human bengs." LU professor Dr. Charles Poe joned members of Chrstan Acton Councl to protest Faye Wattleton. Gay Weatherall photo by Bruce Bran Buckley and John Jensen Food 'n Fun 2150 Arport Rd. 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7 Page 6, The Lberty Champon Flames Feedback Marvn Hamlett Flames lose shocker, can't afford another loss My feelng followng Lberty's loss to the Delaware State Hornets Saturday nght was hard to descrbe. Maybe t was shock. Maybe t was confuson. Maybe t was just a nghtmare. But thnk "shock" perfectly descrbes what and nearly 4,000 other fans felt (half of the fans left n the fourth wth a 37-9 Flames lead). The Flames domnated the frst three quarters. But the Hornets mraculously scored 29 fourth-quarter ponts to pull out the come-frombehnd wn. don't thnk 've ever seen a game's tde turn so suddenly and so dramatcally. As watched several Flames players kneelng down n obvous angush, also nearly shed a tear. But was too devastated! was speechless! The 4-2 Flames came out fred up, provng they could rebound after last week's loss to the Vllanova. Last week wrote that the Flames could use thatdose of realty (the VU loss) to rebound. But n the strange twsts that football often takes, Lberty fell vctms of crcumstance and some hard luck. The Hornets methodcally chpped away at the score, almost as f the they were tryng to "sneak up" on Lberty wthout lettng the fans or the coachng staff know. At one pont durng an LU lead, a Flames player yelled out to me. 'They (DSC) shouldn't even be on the same feld as us. They're Dvson 3." The most panful aspect of the \\oss was^hav l was ncarty a muavwn stuaton for the No. 13 Flames. They were expected to beat DSC to go 5-1, leavng only Youngstown State and Central Florda as possble losses. Reasonably speakng, expected Lberty to be 9-2 wth a sure bet toward post season play. Saturday, the Flames play ther frst crucal game of the season when they host eghth-ranked YSU. f the Flames can defeat the Penguns, t wll be a huge leap n therghtplayoff drecton. n fact, a vctory over YSU would once agan put the Flames n a prme poston to control ther own destny aganst teams they should be able to beat. But can LU come back after the dsheartenng loss to Delaware State? "Ths team wll ascend over ths loss, and the coaches wll too," coach Sam Rutglano sad. Rutglano surely realzes that wth the DSC loss, the Flames are on the playoff bubble. From here on out, each game s crtcal, and the Flames have somethng to prove. The Flames have really played only two tough teams ths year: Vllanova and Delaware State. Ther vctory over James Madson was truly mpressve, but the queston wll stll be, "Can Lberty wn aganst a real opponent?" Last year Lberty fnshed 7-3, narrowly mssng the playoffs. Those three losses were n the fnal four games. Lberty can ll afford to let hstory repeat tself. Rutglano now faces a task of elmnatng the DSC loss from hs team's mnd. "You don't buld a team by stressng the negatves ofa game," Rutglano sad. "You have to take the effort and buld from good thngs they dd." The Flames dd have a lot of postve ponts n the loss. For one, the offense moved the ball at wll, except n the fourth quarter when LU sat on the ball. Also the defense played well, despte gvng up 38 ponts. After all, 29 of the ponts came when the Flames were n ther fourth-quarter, "let's-prolect-thelead" type of defense. serously doubt f Rutglano wll ever st on a lead agan. The loss to Delaware State stll shocks me. t probably wll for a long tme. 1 just hope the effects wear off quckly for the Flames players. sports Tuesday, Oct. 9,1990 Could we play t agan, Sam? Flames blow 37-9 lead, lose By MARVN HAMLETT Sports Edtor f anythng can go wrong, t wll. Murphy's Law struck Lberty's football team Saturday nght at LU Stadum as the Hornets of Delaware State scored 29 fourth-quarter ponts for a dramatc come-from-behnd wn over the 13th-ranked Flames. "You have to gve Delaware State credt," coach Sam Rutglano sad. "They ddn't gve up, and they got a lot of breaks (penaltes)." DSC kcker Matt Stehman, who had problems throughout the game, naled a 45-yard feld goal wth 15 seconds left for the game wnner, but the comeback had begun long before then. Lberty, 4-2, led 37-9 n the fourth quarter and appeared to be on ts way to an easy wn. But DSC would not qut. LU specal teamer and cornerback Wesley McConnell blocked a punt n the end zone and Shclton Lews fell on t for the LU touchdown, the turnng pont came. The ensung extra-pont attempt faled because of a bad snap. The Flames led 37-9, and t would be ther last score of the game. The Hornets then drove 78 yards n 14 plays for a touchdown. After a faled two-pont converson, the Flames quarterback Robbe Justno scrambles out of the pocket durng Saturday evenng's loss to Delaware State. Although Volleyball star Km Thomas led the Lady Flames to two wns ths Week. photo by Jeffrey S. Smth Flames stll led wth 12:33 remanng. Lberty then began a conservatve type of offense that would play rght nto the Hornet's game and rght to LU's downfall. After a John Vnes punt DSC began ts next drve. Helped by an LU defensve holdng penalty on thrd-and-14, the Hornets agan drove 78 yards for another TD. But agan they faled to score the extra pont because LU blocked t, resultng n a Flames lead wth 5:52 left. Three plays later, Vnes kcked a 13-yard punt, and DSC began t's thrd drve of the quarter. The Hornets wasted no tme gong 40 yards n fve plays for another touchdown. Ths tme, DSC went for the two-pont converson, but LU snubbed the attempt for a lead wth three mnutes remanng. After two runs up the mddle and a Seven n a row! Justno had three productve quarters, t was a crucal fourth quarter that allowed the Hornets to wn. photo by Jeffrey A. cot. shortpass, Vnes unleashed a 39-yard punt gvng the Hornets the ball at md-feld. DSC proceeded to drve, clmaxng n a 32-yard TD pass from QB Curts Wllams. Ths tme, however, the two-pont converson was good, narrowng LU's lead to wth just 33 seconds remanng. Stehman then kcked a perfect onsde-kck. The Hornets recovered at md-feld wth 30 seconds left. Wllams' frst play resulted n a 22- yard Hornets completon to Davd Jones (11 receptons, 198 yards). After two ncompletons, Stehman kcked the game-wnnng feld goal. "He's really a good kcker," Hornets head coach Bll Collck sad. "He lost hs holdera couple of weeks ago, but stll had fath n hm." Rutglano sad: "No one play can dctate the outcome of a game. felt See Football, Page 8 Volleyball wns agan By LOR HLLARD The Lady Flames volleyball team broke.500 ths past week by shuttng down the Unversty of North Carolna-Greensboro and the Unversty of North Carolna-Charlotte at home for a 10-9 record. Lookng to repay the Flames for last week's defeat n a tournament, UNC-Charlotte went nto Thursday nght's match determned. "They were out for us, because we beat them n ther tournament last weekend," Laura Mller sad. The Flames captured the frst game 15-9, but Coach Sue Kelly was not pleased: "We were sloppy n the frst game. There wasn't much producton." Ganng confdence, UNC-Charlotte took a 3-6 lead over the Flames n the second game. However, Mller rose to the occason by servng three straght ponts for the Flames to te the score. Mller had 38 total asssts durng the tough match. Captalzng on team effort, the Flames contnued ther comeback aganst Charlotte to wn the second game " was pleased wth our comeback n the second game," Kelly Hot Flames soccer team wns three straght By JEFFREY A. COTA The Flames soccer team stretched ts wnnng streak to three games when LU defeated Malone College 2-0 Saturday afternoon and Appalachan State n double overtme, 2-1, on Thursday. Lberty also defeated Vanderblt Unversty on Sept. 29 for the thrd vctory. Even though executon of plays hndered the Lberty Unversty men's soccer team durng the past week, the Flames came away unscathed wth the help of tmely goals from unlkely sources. For the greater porton of the contest aganst Malone, Lberty walked a "tght rope" untl Bran Stephens broke the tenson to gve the Flames a 1-0 advantage over the Poneers wth 7:30 left n the game. 'The ball came n, and Regge (Whcaton) went up for the header. just happened to get t down and take a good shot, and t went n," Stephens sad. "After beatng Appalachan, we thought that because ths s an NAA team, ASUwas gong to be easy," coach Bll Bell sad, referrng to the lack of executon. "n the second half we played balls n quck, and thnk we domnated the whole second half. t was two dfferent games." The goal from Stephens was hs team-leadngffthon the season. The junor from Garrett, nd., also leads the team wth 10 ponts. Durng the last eght mnutes, t was just a matter of tme before the Flames saled a shot nto the net. Johnny Sasu shot a rocket from the top of the goalkeeper's box that naled the uprght of the goal and narrowly mssed scorng a goal. Stephens scored 30 seconds later on a Whcaton assst. Darren Shelbourne added an nsurance goal, for Lberty about two mnutes later off of a Sasu assst. After weavng through a pack of Malone defenders, Shelbourne admtted that hs frst goal as a Flame was luck. " just cut nsde and tapped t past another and just ht t. ddn't really look up. guess t's pretty lucky that t went n," Shelbourne sad. When asked how t felt to net hs frst goal, the freshman from West Pont, N. Y., sad: "t was my frst goal ever. t fell ncredble, unbelevable." See Soccer, Page 7 sad. "We showed a lot of class." Despte the three-man coverage used aganstthercsa Bream, the team pulled together to end up on top. "The key to the second game was gettng Km Thomas nvolved n offense more," Kelly remarked. "Also Ncole Nce provded strong blockng n the mddle." Thomas performed 10 klls, three aces and eght dgs for the Flames, whle Nce hadfveklls and 10 dgs. Bream executed 16 klls, 18 dgs and two block solos durng the match. Comng on strong n the thrd game, the Lady Flames left a tred Charlotte team n the dust wth the score As fans ralled around, Lberty won the thrd game 15-5 to take the match. "Lke we say, there's vctory n Jesus, and we're excted," Mller exclamed. The Flames frst extended ther wnnng streak Tuesday nght when they defeated UNC-Grccnsboro at home. An all-around performance led the Lady Flames to a 15-4 wn over Greensboro n the frst game. "Lberty has a good combnaton of passers and offensve htters leadng them to success," UNC-Grccnsboro coach Terry Dale commented. Hustlng n the second game, Greensboro gave LU some competton wth a close score of 6-5. However, drven by adrenalne, the Lady Flames moved further ahead to end the game Slowng down n the thrd game, Lberty fell behnd, losng "We were overconfdent n the th rd game," Kelly explaned. n the fourth game, Greensboro put up afght,keepng the Lady Flames alert throughout the game. However, under the strong leadershp of Thomas and Bream, Lberty stood vctorous, defeatng Greensboro to capture the match. Thomas came through wth 13 klls and 10 dgs n the match. "Km played the best match ' vc ever seen," Kelly sad. "She was the story; she was everywhere." Bream led the Flames wth 18 klls, 25 dgs and one block solo. Jennfer Hedges supported the team wth 10 dgs, and Mller had 41 servce aces. The hard work of the Lady Flames s payng off as they now look toward a chance at the East Coast Athletc Conference playoffs n November. "We were breakng down at the begnnng of the season," team co-captan Bream sad. "Now we're hangng tough." Flames sweeper Freeman Turkson battles a defender lor the ball n Thursday's 2-1 overtme wn over ASU. photo by Davd Denlel

8 Tuesday, Oct. 9, 1990 The Lberty Champon, Page 7 Nevar say HJP Men's track runner Fabulous Fne LU Talback tops adversty By TM SEARS but by that tme t was too late. and eghth overall. Woody's season was over. Hs njury Woody, who was aded by Pettyjohn, who helped push hm to per Keth Woody s a fghter. A severe had caused hm to redshrt the entre ankle njury threatened to end hs season. form at hs top potental. Woody season early last year, but hs battle to Most would have gven up, but managed to beat Pettyjohn, fnshng recovery landcdhmnfrcsno.calf., Woody refused to qut. Gradually hs hgher n the 1500-meter run. Woody last summer for the Junor TAC (The ankle healed, and he Woody started sad, "He really s a better athlete. ' m Athletc Congress) Natonals n the competng n track meets on hs own just glad made t." decathlon where he placed seventh at the end of the season. He fared Not only dd Woody fnsh seventh overall. well, but he was stll a long way overall, he fnshed frst n the javeln "Hs strength s hs drve and wllngness to compete," track coach Brant Hs fnal chance to make natonals feet. " really enjoy the javeln throw. off. by spearng the rod a dstance of 181 Tolsma sad. Woody's wllngness was after the school year. Woody t s by far my best event," Woody was put to the test last season. Woody decded to take a summer class to sad. started the season off wth dsaster. qualfy for Junor Athletc Congress The season was fnally over. However, t was dsappontng because Woody had been ready and anxous Natonals. for the track season to start. Hs goal Woody met the challenge at the only the top sx athletes were chosen was to be n tptop condton as track Lberty Last Chance May 22. He set to compete on Team USA. season began. a personal record nfveof the decathlon events. back home to Vrgna. A couple of Woody left Calforna and headed That was hs downfall. Woody was workng out n the Hancock Athletc He needed a total score of 5,950 to weeks later Woody receved notced Center dong stcp-ups. He fell and reach Natonals. Woody scored 6,088, that the wnner at natonals had decded not to travel wth the team. turned hs ankle. For the next two and hs teammate Todd Pettyjohn also months Woody had trouble walkng, qualfed. NCAA asked Woody to travel wth let alone runnng. Woody sad, "t was all God. He Team USA and compete aganst the He was constantly n the tranng gave me the strength to do t. owe Canadans. room cng hs blush-purple, swollen hm." Woody had stopped tranng, and ankle. The traners worked wth hm Woody had reached hs goal. He he was not at hs peak. Stll, Woody and gave hm crutches to walk. "t had made natonals, but the work had managed to place frst n the javeln really had me down," he sad. just begun. wth a throw of 168 feet. Eventually Woody started to heal, For the next month the trackster Ths year, Woody reflected on how prepared for natonal competton. He everythng fell rght nto place and Pettyjohn practced ndvdually throughout the summer. "t s knda wth Coach Tolsma every day untl werd, but Tolsma predcted t all. He June 29. predcted would make natonals and Woody apprecated of Tolsma's ntense workouts. "He took hs tme to Ths year Tolsma expects much travel wth Team USA." help us; that was half of hs summer more out of both Pettyjohn and too," Woody sad. "He really cares Woody: "They are so much better. for you, not only as an athlete, but as They look lke veterans. thnk they a human beng; and he cares for you wll make t to the C AAAA nvtatonal and place well at the meet." sprtually." After the rgd workouts, the day of reckonng fnally came. Woody, Tolsma and Pettyjohn flew to Calforna and prepared for competton. Woody and Pettyjohn placed seventh Keth Woody Record breaker! Volleyball star bulds stellar reputaton By EVE DAVS and guess was just a tomboy and pcked up on t," Bream sad. Sd The queston most-asked of Lberty volleyball's senor htter from frst baseman for the Pttsburgh P Bream, Theresa's older brother s the Mount Holly Sprngs, Pa.,Theresa rates. Sheldon, Bream's youngest Bream s not, "What records have you brother, s a junor on LU's baseball set lately?"but, "What records haven't team. you set?" "t's nce to have famly at school! Bream was recently named the Most Sheldon s one of my bggest fans," Outstandng Player at the Tachkara Bream sad. "He comes to every one nvtatonal Volleyball Tournament of my games." hosted by the Unversty of North Bream s a two-sport standout at Carolna-Charlotte. But that has not LU. She not only plays volleyball; been her only accomplshment.n fact, she also starts on the Lady Flames t s a mld feat compared to her other basketball team. Her leadershp and achevements. flexblty allow her to set the pace for Two weeks before Bream recorded the rest of the team. 41 klls to set a new LU sngle-match " want to be a motvator," Bream record, and last week she was named stated. " go nto the game knowng to the All-Tournament team at the that have to be confdent so the rest Kentucky Fred Chcken nvtatonal of the team wll keep up the pace." at West Vrgna Unversty. Km Thomas, co-captan for the Currently, Bream has a 47 percent Lady Flames, sad about Bream, kll rato, and she holds seven school "Theresa s a very confdent player. records, ncludng number of klls n just look at her before and durng a a game, season and career; number of game and get enough motvaton from dgs n a game; and the number of her to n turn encourage the other blocks n a season and career. players." Although her records are numerous, the tradton of excellence n teammates. " thnk that we are all Bream's closest frends are her sports s common n Bream's famly. really good frends because of me "All of my brothers arc nto sports. amount of tme we spend together," she stated. Although she chose to attend a Chrstan unversty, Bream never really knew the Lord as her personal Savor untl Oct. 31 three years ago. " sat n my room one day thnkng about some thngs had just heard n chapel, and realzed that ddn't really know Hm," she sad. " eventually went tocoach Kelly. We talked a lttle bt, and then asked Hm to come nto my heart." As far as her future goals are concerned, Bream hopes to return to her hometown to work n her former school. Another goal s to play n the Olympc games. "f t's possble, want to Theresa Bream do t!" she stated. For Sale Camera for sale Mnolta X-700; Vvtar lens mm; Flash & flter ncluded. Call Jenn at ext For Sale: 1986 suzu Pup Truck low mleage, AM/FM cassete, sholl, standard shft. 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9 Page 8, The Lberty Champon Tuesday, Oct. 9, 1990 Game Sx Offensve woes contnue Lberty (4-2) vs. Youngstown St. (6-0) On Deck: Youngstown State When: October 13, 1990, 1:40 p.m. Where: Lberty Unversty Stadum, Lynchburg, Va. Seres: Ted 1-1 Coaches: Lberty, Sam Rutglano (2nd year, 11-5) Youngstown State, Jm Tressel (5th year, 29-24) Analyss: Even the most complcated of words could never descrbe the hurt and frustraton the Lberty football team felt after Saturday's astonshng defeat by Delaware State. t's the knd of loss that could throw the Flames nto a deep talspn for the rest of the 1990 season. The queston s: Can Lberty recover from the nghtmare that took place on Saturday evenng? f the Flames do rebound, t wll have to be aganst the toughest opponent on ther 1990 schedule, Youngstown State. The Penguns, sxth-ranked n Dvson 1-AA before Saturday's narrow wn over Western Kentucky, have won all sx of ther games ths year, ncludng an mpressve poundng of Dv. 1 -A Eastern Mchgan (remember them?). Last year, the Penguns fnshed the regular season wth an 8-3 record and advanced to the quarterfnal round of the playoffs. The Flames have a large debt to pay to the Penguns Saturday after gettng pounded by YSU n Youngstown last year. Lberty, n ts worst performance of the season last year, allowed an ncredble 413 yards on the ground whle ganng only 24 total rushng yards tself. Last year, the Penguns had one smple offensve game plan: run the football. Ths year s no dfferent. Talback Arche Herrng, who ran for 111 yards on only 19 carres aganst the Flames last year, returns as the key man n the backfeld. Ths year Herrng, who leads the Penguns wth 482 rushng, s second n the naton wth a 32.5 kckoff return average. Quarterback Ray ssac, who has completed only 45 passes for 783 yards ths year, has really had to focus on only one thng: the handoff. On defense, look for strong safety Dave Roberts to cause problems for the LU passng attack. Roberts has seven nterceptons n only sx games ths year. He s only three pckoffs away from breakng the YSU record. For LU, talback Leroy Knard had the best game of hs career Saturday, rushng for 154 yards on 15 carres and catchng fve balls for 75 yards. f Knard can fnally break loose after several neffectve outngs ths year, the Flames can boost one of the most powerful, balanced offenses n the naton. On defense the Flames stll must be wonderng exactly what happened n the great fourth quarter collapse. Hard-httng safety Erc Carroll was busy all nght makng a career-hgh 22 tackles whle lnebacker Johnny Woods got credt for 20'tackles. Despte the standout performance s, the LU defense has had problems playng four, effectve quarters n a game. There are many questons to be answered on Saturday. Can Lberty overcome one of the most devastatng losses n ts 18-year hstory? Can the Flames' defense stop one of the best ground games n Dvson 1 -AA? Are the Flames a playoff-calber team? Stay tuned. Saturday's game s make-t or break-t tme for Lberty. A loss could all but elmnate the Flames from the playoff pcture for another year, but a wn aganst a powerful YSVJ team would bolt Lberty back nto the heart of the Top 20. t's tme to get mad. K.B. The PJayfcr's Club Player #j ^\5j^ek Men's soccer sensaton George Nmo, of GhanajWesVAfnca, has been nar».ebpayer ofthe Week by The Play%'s Cljjb;.;, Nmo %1 [the 6?-2 flames to ther thrd consecutve.vctory on Saturday wth a 2-0; wn over Malone Colfege :.(See?page 6). t was the ffth shutout recorded by Nmo ths season;. /Nmo has allowed three goalsn nne games for a.42 GAA. He s pranked thrd n the South Atlantcland s among the Top 10 n the naton. Footbalr Contnued from Page 6 we needed to be conservatve, but t was also a lack of what we were unable to do." Justno sad, "We thought we could push the ple and get some frst downs, but we ddn't beat them on the run." Delaware Slate, whose defense entered the game ranked second n rushng and nnth overall, was easy pckngs for Lberty durng the frst three quarters. Leroy Knard ganed 156 yards on 15 carres. Knard had gans of 71 and 38 and a 50-yard recepton. "Even though had a good game, t was overshadowed by the loss," the senor talback sad. Knard was not the only one who had a brllant offensve day spoled. Justno completed for 272 yards (261 n the frst half): "Rght now we just have to forgelabout ths game. t's over wth." Senor wde recever Scott Queen also domnated the frst half. Queen had fve receptons for 135 yards and two TD's. "We just have to go on and learn from our mstakes (11 penaltes, 85 yards)," McConnel sad. "We'll take a look at the flms, take notes and learn." Rutglano sad: "'ve been n ths busness long enough to know Yog Berra was rght:' t an't over 'tl t's over." George Nmo Delaware St Lberty Frst Quarter LU Queen 50 pass from Justno (Harrell kck), 11:00. DS Betheal run (Stehmankck blocked), 9:25. LU Harrell 23 FG, 6:27. Second Quarter LU Knard 7 run (Harrell kck), 14:55. DS Stehman 21 FG, 3:53. LU Queen 15 pass from Justno (Harrell kck), :09. Thrd Quarter LU Shelton 1 run (Harrell kck), 5:17. LU Lews blocked punt recovered (no kck, bad snap), 3:44. Fourth Quarter DS Whte 6 run (2-pt. conv. faled), 12:33. DS Whte 1 run (Stehman kck blocked), 5:58. DS Whte 5 run (2-pt. conv. faled), 3:01. DS Jones 32 pass from Wllams (Jones pass from Wllams), :33. DS Stehman 45 FG, :08. ndvdual Statstcs RUSHNG Delaware St., Murray 11-65, Whte 11-51, Bethea 13-41, Jones 1-15, Watson 4-15, Wllams Lberty, Knard 5-154, Shelton 5-13, Mntz 3-12, Justno 1-7, Vnson 2-5, Cherry 4-(mnus 2), Parrsh 1-(mnus 4). PASSNG Delaware St., Wllams , Watson l-l-0-63.lberty, Justno RECEVNG Delaware St., Jones , Lews 1-20, Bethea 1-11, Whte 1-11, Wllams 1-(mnus 8). Lberty, Queen 5-135, Knard 5-75, Nelson 2-39, Thomas 2-19, Parrsh 1-4. By CHARLES J. CONRAD Vrgna Beach was no fun n the sun for the Lberty women's soccer team as t suffered ts thrd consecutve shutout by losng -0 to Vrgna Wesleyan College Saturday. The defeat was Lberty's seventh n a row, and t dropped the Lady Flames' overall record to 1-7. Although Lberty's offense contnued to struggle, the defense kept a vctory wthn close reach throughout the game. The contest remaned at a scoreless stalemate untl Vrgna Wesleyan scored the game' s on ly goal wth under fve mnutes remanng n the second half. Lberty assstant coach Allen Long saw a lght at the end of the dark tunnel: "We played our best game all year. t was just a matter of who scored frst. t was frustratng to lose a close game lke that." One postve moment came when Holly Lghtbody, recoverng from a recent njury, reclamed Lberty's startng goale job when she stepped nto the goal wth 15 mnutes remanng n the frst half. Krsta Whte, the Flames' substtute goale, played admrably by not allowng Vrgna Wesleyan to score for the frst 30 mnutes. The Lady Flames played well aganst what was, at least on paper, a superor team. V WC entered the contest followng four consecutve vctores, ncludng two n whch they thrashed Randolph- Macon and Sweet Brar by a combned score of Contrary to what Lberty's record mght ndcate, the Lady Flames contnue to show mprovementevery tme they step onto the feld. Long summed up Lberty's progress: "We played more as a team and played a whole lot better. We played the ball more and marked them (VWC) on defense." The Lady Flames seem to have beneftted from a week-long layoff. The vacaton gave the team an opportunty to regroup and work on ts sklls durng practce. t also gave njured players, such as Lghtbody and fullback Trac Camln, a chance to fully recover. Lberty's strong effort aganst Vrgna Wesleyan should provde the Lady Flames wth a boost of confdence and also set a postve tone for the remander of the season. The Lady Flames wll seek to mprove ther record as they take to the road twce n the upcomng week for back-to-back games at Tusculum College Oct. 12 and at Maryvllc College Oct. 13. Lberty's next home game s Oct. 20 aganst Chrstopher Newport. Trac Camln 'd never have beleved that one lttle computer could make such an ncredble dfference n my academc and workng lfe. rffe Mram Stall B.A. Hstory, Dartmouth College M.B.A. Stanford Graduate School of Busness " became a Macntosh convert n busness school. 'At out computer lab 'd always fnd lnes of people watng to use the Macntosh computers, whle other computers just sat there. 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