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Show IN Star Trek Generations sends Picard for a run and his crew to the in with some of the larger than life members of the original cast Page 6 orutn big-scre- Volume XXXVII Joseph Cannon lectures on values of todays society at Gore School of Business by Alan Blain Forum Staff Writer Joseph Cannon, Geneva Steel CEO and Chairman of the Board, lectured to students, faculty and administration in the Bill and Vieve Gore School of Business Nov. 10, 1994. The lecture centered around morality, values and the loss of soc- Pre-Medic- The ASWC Senate rejected ster upheld motion hearing Senator Neisler. to hold an impeachment for Arts and Humanities David I am not a crook" The motion was made by Anthony.Gillies, philosophy junior, on Nov. 16 at a special senate meeting. The Senate killed the petition vote. by a 10-- 4 secret-ballGillies and four submitted a petition of impeachment for three senators on Oct. 25. However, at the Nov. 7 senate meeting ASWC voted against the motion from Gillies for impeachment trials for Pure and Applied Science Senator Jennie Irvine, and Arts and Humanities Senator Brian Pilling. The charges for impeachment of Neisler were inadequate performance of office and inappropriate activities for a senator. The peti ot a seven-yea- tradi- r tion by qualifying for the NAIA Cascade Conference sectional playoffs and exceeded expectations by winning the district title, only the second in school history. Seeded third, the Parsons upset two seasoned teams to claim the District Championship which qualified Westminster for their first trip to NAIA area playoffs. Our team is looking really good. The wins have given them a lot of confidence and we now have a chance to go to the national tournament, Head Coach Chris Dorich said before the playoffs. The Parsons loss to former national champion Simon Frazier Joe Cannon , CEO of Geneva Steel, lectured on the need for stronger religious and moral roots of the in Weldon J. Taylor Lecture Series tioners said Neislers position as editor of the Forum, the schools a cel- school history, although a first round loss in the area playoffs to Simon Frazier has ended the 1994 season. Fielding an inexperienced team of 14 freshmen, Westmin- contemporary society as part at Westminster. Neisler will not go through impeachment hearing by Angie Francone Forum Staff Writer Staff Writer ebrated their greatest year in time of the Enlightenment," when the values and morals of the people were controlled by deep only officially recognized weekly news periodical, illustrates a conflict of interest or possibly competing interests. As the editor and a senator, Neisler cannot properly perform his duties, Gillies said, When attempting the impossible, one usually fails. All of these allegations against me are completely false, said Neisler, I dont know who their sources are, but I encourage them to come to me in the future. The petitioners also said Neisler was misusing his position as editor to further his political objectives. According to Gillies, he wrote a letter to the editor near the beginning of the year and it was not printed in the paper for three weeks and had been heavily edited. Gillies said a third party told him it was being held so it would not hurt Neislers credentials as a rumored future ASWC presidential candidate. In defense Neisler said, I have never displayed more than a passing interest in running for ASWC President. I have been encouraged to run; however it is not a situation that suits my academic interests. Gillies said that his letter, once printed, was delayed and edited. Gillies said his letter should not have been edited, considering he involuntarily pays for the Forum through tuition. He said Neisler does not have the right to take his money and then not print his letter in proper form. The petitioners said this showed Neislers inability to serve as a student representative. Neisler said the letter was not delayed due to content, but because it had been misplaced during editing. According to Neisler the letter was not heavily edited, as Gillies claimed. Regarding Mr. vol- Parsons downed in area tournament; celebrate great year The Westminster Parsons The title of Cannons speech religious convictions, our society has continually digressed because of a loss of our moral beliefs. The lecture by Cannon was part of the Weldon J. Taylor Lecture Series at Westminster. The next Lecture will feature Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day OConnor on Jan. 30, 1995. Issue 10 Forum On and up or along and down, suggested that our society has begun to deteriorate because of a lack of moral commitment. Where we are today isnt where we as a society would like to be, Cannon said. Part of the reason we dont like where we are today, is the loss of some of our religious roots. Cannon said he was speaking in general terms and not of one specific religion. Talking about religion is a very sensitive subject especially in Utah, said Cannon. Cannon added that he believes there has been an increase in the power given to the state and a decrease in the power of the individual. He suggested that since the al patients at Shriners Hospital Page 4 Traffic study determines the future of parking at Westminster Page 5 by Christopher Thomas ietys perspective. en Westminster Society unteers spend a day entertaining Westminster College of Salt Lake City Tuesday, November 22, 1994 This issue: ended hopes for. a birth in the national tournament but established a nucleus of young experienced players that should be contenders for a spot next year. The big thing is that we got there and learned what to do in the future. This is a giant bridge for next years team, Dorich said. With the loss of five seniors from last years squad, and facing one of the toughest schedules in school history, the young Parsons exceeded expectations finishing the season with a respectable record of 11-It has been quite an accomplishment to have a winning season and make the playoffs with a freshmen team, Dorich said. Opening the season with three juniors and a cast of freshmen, Coach Dorich was hesitant to predict the teams success. However, after a fiery start of Dorich could see the Parsons potential. Its difficult to see if 7. 5-- 1, Gillies letter, it was not edited, as such, he said, It was printed as received except that a post-scriwas deleted by mistake. The next ASWC meeting is Mon. Nov. 21, all students are wel pt they will be consistent, you have to expect a certain number of mistakes from a young team. Despite the lack of juniors and seniors these guys look like they can do it, Dorich said. Westminsters quick start lossubsided with a three-gam- e ing streak, but the Parsons rekindled the flame and won four in a row, putting them in playoff contention. An Oregon road trip almost ended Westminsters playoff hopes when the Parsons lost two of three games; however the lone victory secured post season action. One of our major objectives was to go up there (Oregon) and get into the playoffs, Dorich said. Westminster began the road trip with a loss to nationally ranked George Fox, then defeated Western Baptist College and lost the final game to Concordia College. Dorich said that the teams inexperience was a factor against schools which start primarily seniors. The freshmen hadnt seen this quality of competition before, and they seemed a little tentative. It was a learning experience for them this weekend, said Dorich. Employing a new aggressive defensive strategy, Westminster returned to Oregon upsetting both Concordia and George Fox to claim the district title. We werent caught off guard like the first time; we adjusted our style, Dorich said. The bottom line is if they will listen and do the right things, a young team can win even if the competition is older. The Parsons success has not only produced the best season in school history but also structured an experienced team that should be competitive for years to come. Its a positive feeling that I have all of these freshmen, and we have experienced this degree of success. We definitely were a giant slayer. People looked at us as dangerous to play because we beat a lot of teams we werent suppose to, Dorich said. come to attend. The meeting will still be held at 7 a.m., however the location has changed to the Reherd Memorial dining room in Shaw. |