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The Prospector (Helena, Mont.), 20 Oct. 2005, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/TheProspector/2005-10-20/ed-1/seq-1/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
^ P r o s p e c t o r r — r . o 1 f 1 j n u n f i r * G 4 ~ * -s / * !jrw k 4 * t ~ T ¿ r \ \ r x * * \ T k Æ #^ir**4* r \ t r % Carroll College Student Newspaper Helena, Montana Thursday, October 20, 2005 VOLUME 89, NO.2 J u d y S h e p a r d s p e a k s a t C a r r o l l By Linsey Lindgren Staff Writer Judy Shepard, mother of Matthew Shepard, the student that was murdered in Laramie, Wyoming for being homosexual, spoke at Carroll College on Tuesday, Oct. 18th at 8 p.m. in the lower cube. This lecture brought much controversy along with it. “I’m a mom who lost her son to a crime of hate. I’m a mom with a story to tell.” said Shepard. Shepard was to speak last year at Carroll but due to the whooping cough out break, the lec ture was rescheduled for this fall. The Gay Straight Alliance (GSA) and Montana Community Foundation helped sponsor the lec ture. Dr. Jim Hardwick, Carroll college’s vice- president of student life, was quoted as saying, “It is important for the community to under stand that the Shepard lecture is not about homosexuality; the Shepard lecture focuses on the need for all of us to protect human life.” Hardwick responded to the accusations against Carroll’s policy as a Catholic Church institu tion and the church’s standpoint on homosexu ality. Administration anticipated the Westboro Baptist Church’s presence at the lecture and made proper accommodations if they chose to interfere. Fortunately, Shepard’s lecture went smoothly without interruption. T. J. Reynolds of the GSA said, “We are very happy to have Mrs. Shepard come and speak to Carroll and the Helena com munity.” The GSA has been at Carroll for only one year, but they are capable of bringing in lec tures such as this one. The lecture was about promoting acceptance and toler ance towards all peo ple from all walks of life, race, color, religion and sexuality. photo courtesy of www.carroll.edu Sean Herrin, freshman, rushes for a couple extra yards in the J Saints’ 45-3 victory over rival Montana Te ch on Saturday. Story on page 10 . New Assistant Director of Community Living Hired Seinfeld coming to Helena By Molly Priddy Staff Writer The puffy shirt. Man hands. “No soup for you!” However you might think know him, Jerry Seinfeld is coming to Helena. Yes, that’s right, the man who made a show about nothing into an Emmy-winning program will put on two stand-up shows for the Helena public on November 4. Seinfeld only scheduled one show originally, but when that 2,000-seat show sold out in five hours, he agreed to a second appearance. “I was so excited when I heard the news,” says Chelsea Bond, a junior Seinfeld enthusiast. “I didn’t even think he knew that Montana existed, let alone Helena.” Although the tickets may be spendy for the average college stu dent (prices range from $40-$75), the experience will be worth the money. “I know it might be a little pricey, but come on, it’s Jerry!” exclaimed Bond. Seinfeld has been making audi ences and critics laugh for over more SEINFELD on page 12 by Mike Stratman Staff Writer There is a new Assistant Director of Community Living in St. Charles hall. Shiloh Sullivan was recently hired to take over the position that Martha Gonzalez vacated earlier this semester. Sullivan completed her bache lor’s degree in elementary educa tion from the University of Great Falls. She taught character educa tion at an elementary school for a year, and then middle school sci ence for a year at a Catholic school, she said. While she had been teaching at the Catholic school she had plans to move to Minnesota over the summer, but that did not work out, she said. Sullivan had been going through websites searching for jobs when she found Carroll College’s web site. She noticed the job had not been filled for over a month and so more COMMUNITY LIVING on page 12 Carroll Parents Weekend October 28-30 by Chelsea Fisher Staff Writer Catch up with mom and dad Oct. 28-30, at Carroll’s Parents and Family weekend. The week end is full of fun events that you’re sure to enjoy. Tickets are $40 for adults, $35 for non-Carroll stu dents, $20 for Carroll students without a meal pass, and free for Carroll students with a meal pass. Friday, Oct. 28 parents and fam ily are invited to watch the Carroll volleyball team challenge Rocky Mountain College or jump in on Helena’s Haunting tour. Saturday, Oct. 29 enjoy a full day of events including breakfast, campus lab tours, family tailgat ing, the Carroll College football home game against Western Montana, social hour, dinner with president and finally an encore Performance of “The Servant of Two Masters”. You’re invited to family mass on Sunday, Oct 30 in Guadalupe Hall, followed by Sunday brunch. Contact Mary Kenison at mkeni- son@carroll.edu or by calling 406- 447-5185 to register or purchase tickets. Visit the Carroll College website, www.carroll.edu, for a detailed list of the weekend events. Halloween fun in Helena page 4 Ethics on the Hill Facebook Fuss: Should administra tors respect student privacy? page 6 Sports highlights pages 10-11
