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WHITTIER COLLEGE jr* ^^ ^ -^ November 7,1996 Quaker Campus ► Men'sFootball The Poet football team was shut out for the second straight week by U.S.D., a team they have not played for four years. Quarterback Bryan Perez was injured, and he will not be returning for the remainder of the season. pg 16 C A M.P U/IS » ► Societies This week we explore the many societies on campus. To learn more about the ideals of your society friends, check inside to get an all-encompassing look. pg7 C O L L E G ► Dia De Los Muertos The Art Department and Modern Language Departments experienced a major success la^t Friday, Nov. 1, with the Dia De Los Muertos procession and presentation. The event included costumes, big paper mache heads, candles and traditional music. pg 10 CSHHilCTlCfi ► Last week, the OC reported that the Geology progam closed. The program is not closed; only the major. Introductory level courses in Geology- will conti n ue to be offe red next •; of the Geology-Lib Ed requirements, ii C regrets this error. The Voice Of The Campus Since 1914 Lacrosse Gives, Receives at Homeless Shelter COMMUNITY NEWS ► The Whittier College Lacrosse team has,foritssecond year, participated in a church- sponsored homeless assistance program which involves every member of the team in a volunteer position at a homeless shelter. by JEANNETTE PEREDA QC Staff Writer Every night from Oct. 22, through Nov. 3, members of Whittier College'smen's lacrosse team have volunteered their time by spending the night assisting the homeless at the First Friends Church in Whittier. The First Friends Church has opened its doors to the homeless every night for the first two weeks of this year's colder months. The First Friends Church is one of a number of churches in the uptown area who have volunteered their time and facilities to aid in providing shelter for the homeless. Coordinated by the Interfaith Council, which consists of members of many different religious affiliations including Mormon, Jewish, Christian Scientist, Catholic and Protestant, members of ■•-. '''mgmmmmimmmmmmmmimmW: WM Jascha Kaykas-Wolff/QC Photo Editor The First Friends Church has served for two weeks as a site for homeless assistance with the aid of volunteers from the Whittier College lacrosse team. the Council have agreed to provide a place for homeless members of the Whittier community on a rotational basis. Each church will take on the responsibility of housing the homeless for a period of no more than two weeks at a time. This arrangement lasts for five months out of the year, during the worst weather, according to Edith Haynes, coordinator of the shelter program at First Friend's Church. Last year was the first year the lacrosse team participated in this service program. Lacrosse team coach Douglas Locker said, "it's a great opportunity for my players to get involved in their communi- ty." Locker appointed team captain Damien Ramondo to coordinate the proj ect. This is the second Please see LAX, pg. 4 Alumni Activities Highlight Homecoming Festivities Whittier College nowiBComtnGi n Schedule of Events HOMECOMING ► The upcoming ceremonies in honor of homecoming will feature a new set of events that focus on alumni participation and campus involvement by LETICIA GARCIA QC Staff Writer This Homecoming weekend, Friday, Nov. 8, through Sunday, Nov. 10, will be kicked off with new events. "We hope to begin a new tradition of dynamic and well- attended homecomings," described director of alumni relations Christine Nelson ('72). Poets of the past will meet Poets ofthe present at "The Rock" for the new "Under The Tent" event Saturday, Nov. 9, from 12- 4 p.m. There will be a carnival- type atmosphere with games, cotton candy, cold drinks and live entertainment by the Free Range Chickens. Members ofthe band include alumni Kitt Clark ('89) and Byron Schatz ('86). During the event, there will be student- staffed tables to bring alumni up to date with the changes since their graduation. Current students will also lead campus tours. - The "Under the Tent" event, Please see EVENT, pg. 4 Friday, Nov. 8 on Pi :•. ect in Uptown. Saturday, Nov. 9 il Meet "Under tbe Tent" at the Rock Noon - 4:00 p.m.. Lower Quad .n 2:30 - 4:30 p.m. O Men's Odd-Even mm 3;Q0 mm.:, ClraJhom m[ Athletics Center G Purple- & l.o? .que 4:30-6.30 p.m., B; Field O FootballGame 7:00 p.m.. m O Society Bi -, Sunday, Nov. 10 ~\ Alumni Farewell Brunch • ■- • Cmmyvshm. O Homecoming Sunday Service 11:00 a.m.. First Friends Church H Inter-Society Council Reception ■ s" ' : - ; JO-..;" ; 3 Jazz Concert 7:00 p.m.. Shannon Center ISSUE 10* VOLUME 83
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Title | The QC, Vol. 83, No. 10 • November 7, 1996 |
Publisher | Associated Students of Whittier College |
Description | The Quaker Campus (QC) is the student newspaper of Whittier College. The newspaper has been in continuous publication since September 1914. |
Subject | Student newspapers and publications -- Whittier College (Whittier, Calif.) |
Date | November 7, 1996 |
Language | eng |
Format-Medium | Newspaper |
Format-Extent | 16 pages ; 17 x 11.25 inches |
Type | image |
Format of digital version | jpeg |
Repository | Wardman Library, Whittier College |
Rights-Access Rights | Property and literary rights reside with Wardman Library, Whittier College. For permission to reproduce or publish, please contact Special Collections. |
Date-Created | 2013-10-16 |
Image publisher | Whittier, Calif. : Wardman Library (Whittier College), 2013. |
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Title | 1996_11_07_001 |
OCR | WHITTIER COLLEGE jr* ^^ ^ -^ November 7,1996 Quaker Campus ► Men'sFootball The Poet football team was shut out for the second straight week by U.S.D., a team they have not played for four years. Quarterback Bryan Perez was injured, and he will not be returning for the remainder of the season. pg 16 C A M.P U/IS » ► Societies This week we explore the many societies on campus. To learn more about the ideals of your society friends, check inside to get an all-encompassing look. pg7 C O L L E G ► Dia De Los Muertos The Art Department and Modern Language Departments experienced a major success la^t Friday, Nov. 1, with the Dia De Los Muertos procession and presentation. The event included costumes, big paper mache heads, candles and traditional music. pg 10 CSHHilCTlCfi ► Last week, the OC reported that the Geology progam closed. The program is not closed; only the major. Introductory level courses in Geology- will conti n ue to be offe red next •; of the Geology-Lib Ed requirements, ii C regrets this error. The Voice Of The Campus Since 1914 Lacrosse Gives, Receives at Homeless Shelter COMMUNITY NEWS ► The Whittier College Lacrosse team has,foritssecond year, participated in a church- sponsored homeless assistance program which involves every member of the team in a volunteer position at a homeless shelter. by JEANNETTE PEREDA QC Staff Writer Every night from Oct. 22, through Nov. 3, members of Whittier College'smen's lacrosse team have volunteered their time by spending the night assisting the homeless at the First Friends Church in Whittier. The First Friends Church has opened its doors to the homeless every night for the first two weeks of this year's colder months. The First Friends Church is one of a number of churches in the uptown area who have volunteered their time and facilities to aid in providing shelter for the homeless. Coordinated by the Interfaith Council, which consists of members of many different religious affiliations including Mormon, Jewish, Christian Scientist, Catholic and Protestant, members of ■•-. '''mgmmmmimmmmmmmmimmW: WM Jascha Kaykas-Wolff/QC Photo Editor The First Friends Church has served for two weeks as a site for homeless assistance with the aid of volunteers from the Whittier College lacrosse team. the Council have agreed to provide a place for homeless members of the Whittier community on a rotational basis. Each church will take on the responsibility of housing the homeless for a period of no more than two weeks at a time. This arrangement lasts for five months out of the year, during the worst weather, according to Edith Haynes, coordinator of the shelter program at First Friend's Church. Last year was the first year the lacrosse team participated in this service program. Lacrosse team coach Douglas Locker said, "it's a great opportunity for my players to get involved in their communi- ty." Locker appointed team captain Damien Ramondo to coordinate the proj ect. This is the second Please see LAX, pg. 4 Alumni Activities Highlight Homecoming Festivities Whittier College nowiBComtnGi n Schedule of Events HOMECOMING ► The upcoming ceremonies in honor of homecoming will feature a new set of events that focus on alumni participation and campus involvement by LETICIA GARCIA QC Staff Writer This Homecoming weekend, Friday, Nov. 8, through Sunday, Nov. 10, will be kicked off with new events. "We hope to begin a new tradition of dynamic and well- attended homecomings," described director of alumni relations Christine Nelson ('72). Poets of the past will meet Poets ofthe present at "The Rock" for the new "Under The Tent" event Saturday, Nov. 9, from 12- 4 p.m. There will be a carnival- type atmosphere with games, cotton candy, cold drinks and live entertainment by the Free Range Chickens. Members ofthe band include alumni Kitt Clark ('89) and Byron Schatz ('86). During the event, there will be student- staffed tables to bring alumni up to date with the changes since their graduation. Current students will also lead campus tours. - The "Under the Tent" event, Please see EVENT, pg. 4 Friday, Nov. 8 on Pi :•. ect in Uptown. Saturday, Nov. 9 il Meet "Under tbe Tent" at the Rock Noon - 4:00 p.m.. Lower Quad .n 2:30 - 4:30 p.m. O Men's Odd-Even mm 3;Q0 mm.:, ClraJhom m[ Athletics Center G Purple- & l.o? .que 4:30-6.30 p.m., B; Field O FootballGame 7:00 p.m.. m O Society Bi -, Sunday, Nov. 10 ~\ Alumni Farewell Brunch • ■- • Cmmyvshm. O Homecoming Sunday Service 11:00 a.m.. First Friends Church H Inter-Society Council Reception ■ s" ' : - ; JO-..;" ; 3 Jazz Concert 7:00 p.m.. Shannon Center ISSUE 10* VOLUME 83 |
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