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Contents Spotlight 3 Father of Mine Sunny RainFeatures 4 A Look at Kurt TroutmanFeatures 5 The Art of Photography Wild Wacky Wednesday Save at the Bistro
Entertainment 6 Winter is Back on USA Network Comic Strip by Alyssa Hollingsworth Sports 7 MCC Short-Circuit MCC Wrestlers Improve to 6-0
Entertainment 8 Art Exhibit
Cover Naomi Elenbaas
FERRIS STATEUNIVERSITYMUSKEGON
FERRIS STATEUNIVERSITYMUSKEGON
Choose now Your tomorrow starts today
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Ferris partners with Muskegon Community College We are committed to offering you degree programs locally and affordably You can earn a degree from Ferris close to home and get fi nancial aid to help you along the way Students taking classes at both MCC and Ferris get fi nancial aid through one source saving you time and trouble
Call our offi ce at (231) 777-0510 to make an appointment with an academic advisor
fit a bachelorrsquos degree into your busy schedule
How to
STEP 1
STEP 2
STEP 3STEP 4
Call or visit Central Michigan Universityrsquos Global Campus in Grand Rapids amp Online
bull Online classes allow time for work family and friendsbull Online students enjoy the services of the local Grand Rapids Center
Choose the online Bachelorrsquos degree thatrsquos right for you
Community Development bull Health Sciences bull LeadershipOrganization or Public Administration bull Political Science bull Psychology
Take your Associatersquos degree to the next level
Apply for positions you couldnrsquot even dream of before
CMU is an AAEO institution (see cmicheduaaeo) 35286b 1112
Get started today Call 616-361-4160 toll-free 877-268-4636 or e-mail GrandRapidscmichedu
cmicheduGrandRapids
ContaCt US
The Bay Window ndash Room 208 Muskegon Community College 221 South Quarterline Road Muskegon MI 49442 231ndash777ndash0542 baywindowmuskegonccedu Interested in participating You can also stop by the Bay Window office Room 1131 on Wednesdays at 1200pm to attend a staff meeting There we discuss story ideas and volunteer for assignments Guest are welcome to sit observe and offer their input Participation in the Bay Window newspaper can count as work-study work-assistance internship credit hours or extra credit depending on your financial aid eligibility or instructor
aboUt US
The Bay Window is a student-run newspaper at Muskegon Community College written edited and produced by students The Bay Window provides information about state local and school related issues and highlights the various aspects of being a student at Muskegon Community College As a student run paper ideas written in editorials and columns are the views of the writers and not necessarily of the student body staff or administration Information in ads are the responsibility of the advertisers For more information on us and to see prior issues of the Bay Window newspaper visit wwwmuskegonccedubaywindow
EditorS Josh Osborn mdash Photo Editor Kimberly Page mdash Photo Editor Alec Batchelder mdash Web Editor
StaFF Writers Chad Carlson Elle Lingnau Chad Carlson Faith Troyer Eric Rothoff Alec Batchelder Robert Mackie Photography Ashley Shira DesignLayout James Carey Ashley Shira Erica Douglas Miranda Norton
adviSorS Nancy Slater amp Jennie Naffie
The Bay Window Since 1926 Monday January 21 2013
Issue 5 Volume 13
SpotlightSpotlight3
Shine rays of love strike my heart and it manages to beat again For so long I sheltered my love from rain but the rain ruined it for angry rust got the best of meBut you popped out of nowhere giving me hope and runny rain taking my pain and restoring it with sunny rays of love
Sunny RainThey may have hope for you but I have noneEach lie that I believed I should have learned fromI have no sympathy no faith no love and no hatredMemories faded into the past time was merely wastedYou say I made a fool of you yet you made one of yourselfYou say I did this to you yet you chose your own hellDonrsquot ask for my forgiveness when you wish not to be forgivenThey may trust you they may
Father of Mine listen but we were your childrenWe lived behind closed doors behind their turned facesWe were the ones alone with you on a nightly basisThey say a childrsquos love is forever but mine is ancientIrsquove given you plenty of chances each one you wastedI may not hold these scars against you but I surely donrsquot forgetIf I werenrsquot to remember Irsquod still be burning inside like your cigarettesI would not have learned from your mistakes and they would have been sure to repeatIrsquom content with the life I lived I appreciate that you never made it easy
You taught me lessons no one could imagine lessonrsquos they couldnrsquot fathomSo I canrsquot bring myself to hate you for what happened
by Elle Lingnau CONTRIBUTING WRITER
by Faith M Troyer ThE Bay WINdOW
Kurt Troutman owns a cell-phone it was given to him as a Christmas present but it has only left the house twice He still writes 10 to 15 letters a month to family member and friends only to receive e-mails in return ldquoI would have done better in a different
timerdquo he says Troutmanrsquos road to teaching was by no means a straight one as a young man he had absolutely no interest in being a teacher ldquoUntil the age of 38 I had not taught a day
in my liferdquo Troutman said Itrsquos no surprise Troutman has lived a life many young people today dream of He has worked as a park ranger in Yellowstone he has traveled across the country hitchhiking he has been a United Nations Aid Worker he has been arrested he has been a lieutenant in the United States Navy and now he is a political science and history teacher at Muskegon Community College Troutman is one of the few remaining links to a time that once was A time when life was simple A time when one could hitchhike across the country for a summer with nothing more than 60-70 dollars and the thirst for adventure ldquoIn the 70rsquos the easiest way to travel was hitchhiking and one summer I hitched from Michigan to Seattle Washington down to Los Angeles back up to Yellowstone and then I came back to Michigan
4 The Bay Window Since 1926 Monday January 21 2013
Issue 5 Volume 13
FeaturesFeatures
Kurt TroutmanCoutesy of MLivecom
via Texas It was about a 10000 mile triprdquo Troutman said Troutman went on this trip one summer while he was a student at Saginaw Valley State University During March of 1980 Michigan raised the age which one could consume alcohol from 18 to 21 Troutman was 19 at this time and therefore had already been drinking legally for a year ldquoSo we were having the big party the last legal party Well the police came into our room at 1201 so we were technically illegal by one minute and so we were brought in They arrested 30 of us or something like thatrdquo Troutman said Most were forced to sit in jail until the following Tuesday when they were to appear in front of a judge The group was forced to pay a fine of one single dollar split evenly between all thirty people Troutmanrsquos brief encounter with the law did not impede his academic progress as he graduated with his bachelorrsquos degree in political science from Saginaw Valley State in 1981 Following his graduation he decided he was going to join the United States Peace Corps ldquoMost people who are going into the Peace Corps are early 20rsquos I graduated at 21 and decided Irsquod go next year Then I decided Irsquod go the next year
I waited about 11 of those next years and joined the Peace Corps in my early 30rsquosrdquo He was brought into the Peace Corps by a teacher in high school who was a volunteer and had come back the lure of being a volunteer had always attracted him and after experiencing life for a decade after graduating
he decided ldquoIt had better be nowrdquo Joining the United States Peace Corps eventually led Troutman to international work where he became a United Nations Aid Worker This opportunity allowed him to be assigned to work in South Africa as an election monitor in the historic 1994 election This was the first time in which black people were allowed to vote in South Africa which led to Nelson Mandela being appointed to office Troutman and his readiness to ldquomake it happenrdquo allowed him to not only trek across America but across the world After years of working as a United Nations Aid Worker he went to the University of Colorado in order to complete his Masterrsquos degree in political science and it was at this college where Troutman was first introduced to teaching Three years after presiding over South Africarsquos historic election a professor asked
ldquoIn the 70rsquos the easiest way to travel
was hitchhiking and one summer
I hitched from Michigan to Seattle
Washington down to Los Angeles back up
to Yellowstone and then I came back to Michigan via Texasrdquo
a Look at Kurt Troutman Continued from page 4
Jump to page 5
by Robert Mackie ThE Bay WINdOW
The art of Photography
With every shutter click of the camera artistic expression jumps from the lens and becomes a reality Photography is an art all its own and adopted by so many as both a hobby and a passion For one individual expelled photography is a way of life Last weekend I sat down with Melissa Scarborough a Muskegon resident and amateur photographer who also works at the Bistro at MCC I asked her a few questions about her beloved pastime and she was happy to oblige Q When did you begin your interest in photography When I was very young but it was when I was a teenager I started to really nurture my talent Everyone said I was good and my mom told me I should be a professional photographer Q How do you feel when you take pictures I feel differently when Irsquom taking different photos Such as with nature I feel very spiritual but people I feel very joyful and happy and love to make them smile
Q What is your favorite photo yoursquove ever taken I have a lot of them but my favorite is a candid shot of a friend of mine and this little boy Theyrsquore holding hands and itrsquos so close up and beautiful I took the photo while I was doing missionary work in Mexico
5The Bay Window Since 1926 Monday January 21 2013
Issue 5 Volume 13
FeaturesFeatures
Melissa is a budding artist and perfects her craft every day Shersquos always looking for new ways to build and perfect her passion and hopes one day to make photography her career Melissa has a Facebook page for her photography that is open to the public called ldquoSimply Beautifulrdquo and she invites everyone to come and visit Melissa loves to encourage other artists and photographers to never give up on their dream and keep striving for the stars
Continued from page 4
him to give a guest lecture on his experiences with the United Nations which went well so his professor asked him to come back and give a discussion on another topic to which ldquoIt sort of led me into teaching that way If you said Kurt Crystal Ball yoursquore going to be teaching eh no I mean I wasnrsquot against it but that wasnrsquot the planrdquo Troutman knows when to demand participation from the class and he knows when to let his natural charisma carry the discussion Kurt Troutman is a teacher who demands excellence A teacher who draws students into his lectures A teacher who wants every one of his students to succeed ldquoI think college is a time where you have to make your experiences Yoursquore trying out all of the things you like and donrsquot like Irsquom not saying go hitchhike around the country for four months but metaphorically thatrsquos what Irsquom sayingrdquo Kurt Troutman builds an educational foundation for his students to walk on Troutman knows the demographic he teaches mostly young men and women who only have a passing interest in history or politics Ask him yourself send him an e-mail maybe yoursquoll receive a letter in return
WiLd WaCKY WEdnESdaY
Would you like to do something fun or wacky Do you or a friend have a talent that they want to share with other MCC students Assuming it can be done safely inside (no bungee jumping or knife throwing allowed) please contact Ann McManus at Student Life about possibly performing on Wacky Wednesdays We are still scheduling Februaryrsquos Wacky Wednesdays For Global Awareness there will be a Photo booth on Feb 13th for students who dress in traditional eastern costumes Join the fun every Wednesday at MCC
SavE at tHE biStro
In February MCC student designed American made recyclable and refillable mugs for use at the Bookside Bistro for pop or coffee will be available Student Government wants to cut down the use of disposable cups save the environment and save your pocketbook These mugs will sell for $10 and include two coupons for a free coffee and two coupons for a free pop Afterwards you can refill the mugs with coffee for $125 or pop for $100 until December 2014
Interview with Melissa Scarborough by Faith M Troyer ThE Bay WINdOW
Like us on Facebook
wwwmccbaywindowcom
The Bay Window Since 1926 Monday January 21 2013
Issue 5 Volume 13
EntertainmentEntertainment6
Winter is Back on USa Network
USA Network is back with all new episodes of your favorite shows Suits and White Collar are back to finish their second amp fourth seasons and who knows what is going to happen After taking a break half way through season 2 of the hit series Suits the show will return on January 17th with six all new episodes In the return episode Blind-Sided Harvey (Gabriel Macht) and Mike (Patrick J Adams) take on a criminal suit that hits close to home for Mike who struggles to separate his personal feelings from the facts of the case Suits is one of the best Lawyer shows on television right now The plot-lines are changing therersquos always something new and the characters just make the show Mike amp Harvey work together as a team while hiding the fact that Mike never finished law school (which the law firm only hires
from) Now with Mikersquos job on the line they will do anything to keep it a secret Another popular show on USA Network is White Collar which will return with six new episodes on January 22nd In the return episode Family Business Peter (Tim DeKay) and Neal (Matt Bomer) attempt to find the truth behind Nealrsquos fatherrsquos (guest star Treat Williams) crime In doing so Neal must go undercover into the world of counterfeit whiskey to take down a high level member of the Irish mob Not having been a fan of the show since the beginning the show has actually grown on me a lot It has a lot of great plot twists and leaves me on the edge of my seat A show about a white collar criminal helping out the FBI to catch other white collar criminals is not just a contradictory statement it works really well Itrsquos interesting to see if Neal is willing to give up being a white collar criminal or if hersquos just faking to get away You can catch up on both shows on USANetworkcom and catch the return of ldquoSuitsrdquo and ldquoWhite Collarrdquo this January on USA
Courtesy of USa NetworkSuits stars Gabriel Macht and Patrick J adams as two lawyers who between the two of them only have one degree The show airs Thursday nights at 10pm on USa
ALECBATCHELDER
7The Bay Window Since 1926 Monday January 21 2013
Issue 5 Volume 13
SPORTSSPORTS
What is your favorite local band
ldquoThe Smithsrdquo
ldquoYard Sale Underwear rdquo
ldquoItrsquos a Secret rdquo
ldquoStellar Kartrdquo
ldquoKing Crabapplerdquo
daNaE
RyaN GLOvER
GINa hENdERSON
MIChaEL ShULMIER
JaMES aULL
World Record-Breaking MCC ldquoShort Circuitrdquo Needs youby Eric Rothoff ThE Bay WINdOW
On Oct 1st 2011 MCC students broke the world record for the 48 Volt Dragster This brought MCC to the attention of a number of donors One company donated a new electric motor for MCCrsquos ldquoShort Circuitrdquo This year students in AT-297-HP and the MCC Motorsport Club will be working on upgrading the ldquoShort Circuitrdquo and exhibiting it at local festivals and auto shows This means you do not have to be a mechanic to be a part of the MCC ldquoShort Circuitrdquo team The MCC Motorsports Club needs designers promoters and organizers to join the team for 2013 as well If you love racing alternative energy or simply want to be a part of a World Record holding team take AT-297-HP or join the MCC Motorsport Club Contact Allen Thomas (AllenThomasmuskegonccedu) if you are interested
by Eric Rothoff ThE Bay WINdOW January 12th 2013 the 16th nationally ranked Jayhawk wrestlers were finally back in action after a month layoff from competition Muskegon welcomed Alma College Grand Valley State University and Olivet College Saturday at Bartels-Rode Gymnasium They won each dual meet in dominating fashion defeating Alma 27-9 Grand Valley 36-6 and Olivet 30-3 ldquoI am always a little concerned because we have come out flat a few times in this meet due to the long layoffrdquo remarked Coach Brunger ldquoThat surely wasnrsquot the case today We wrestled with intensity all day and really took it to our opponents It was a true team effort today For that I am very proud of the performancerdquo 133lb ndash Andrew Nold (Dexter MIChelsea) 2-0141lb ndash Steven Ruppert (Reed City MIReed City) 2-1149lb ndash Nick Starzec (Mason MIMason) 2-0149lb ndash Nolan Solomon (Troy MISterling Heights) 1-0149lb ndash Chase Singleton (Caledonia MICaledonia) 1-0165lb ndash Dillon Francisco (Comstock Park MIComstock Park) 3-0174lb ndash Trevor Curtice (Delton MIDelton Kellogg) 2-0184lb ndash Zach Johnston (Orleans MIBelding) 3-0197lb ndash Tom Bolday (Emmett MICapac) 3-0285lb ndash Brett Martin (White Cloud MIHesperia) 2-0285lb ndash Jeffrey Tautolo (Clinton Twp MILrsquoAnse Cruse) 3-0285lb ndash Shawn Chamberlain (Dexter MIDexter) 1-0
MCC Wrestlers Improve to 6-0 with Three Impressive home Wins
What is your favorite local band
SaRIa GILBERT ChaRLES KORTMaNldquoPop Evilrdquo ldquoKing Crabapplerdquo
ldquoYard Sale Underwearrdquo
ROBERT dEEMS
8The Bay Window Since 1926 Monday January 21 2013
Issue 5 Volume 13
EntertainmentEntertainment
Make a diff erence earn your bachelorrsquos degree with a Major in Political Science ndash ONLINE Great for careers in politics diplomacy civil service and for pre-law students
Classes are forming now Apply today
exciting career in politicsBuild on your Associatersquos degree for an
Get it all ndash Online at Central Michigan Universityrsquos Global CampusCall 877-268-4636 today globalcmichedubspsCMU an AAEO institution strongly and actively strives to increase diversity within its community (see
cmicheduaaeo) cmicheduglobalcampus CMUglobalcmichedu 35321g 1112
Online Bachelor of Science degree in Political Sciencefrom Central Michigan Universityrsquos Global Campus
art Exhibit
Coming this month to MCC is an art unlike any other From January 14th 2013 through February 22nd 2013 artist Ina Kaur is showcasing her variety of relief printing lithography print making media and intaglio Her intention for this gallery is to better explore the issues of cultural identity
through abstraction and patterning Ina lives in Tampa Florida and teaches at the University of Florida but is a native of New Delhi India This art gallery is directly linked to the MCC Global Festival with this yearrsquos focus on Asia Ina graduated with her masters of Fine arts in Studio Arts from Purdue University Indiana but not receiving her Bachelorrsquos degree of fine art from Panjab University of Chandigarah
India Inarsquos art pieces have been show cased through many national and international exhibitions including a solo exhibition at Mehrangrah Museum Trust Gallery in Jodhpur Rajasthan in 2011 ldquoOur identities are defined and influenced by our history and the culture of our immediate surroundings We stand at a cross road where nationalities and localities interactrdquo ~ Ina Kaur
by Faith M Troyer ThE Bay WINdOW
ContaCt US
The Bay Window ndash Room 208 Muskegon Community College 221 South Quarterline Road Muskegon MI 49442 231ndash777ndash0542 baywindowmuskegonccedu Interested in participating You can also stop by the Bay Window office Room 1131 on Wednesdays at 1200pm to attend a staff meeting There we discuss story ideas and volunteer for assignments Guest are welcome to sit observe and offer their input Participation in the Bay Window newspaper can count as work-study work-assistance internship credit hours or extra credit depending on your financial aid eligibility or instructor
aboUt US
The Bay Window is a student-run newspaper at Muskegon Community College written edited and produced by students The Bay Window provides information about state local and school related issues and highlights the various aspects of being a student at Muskegon Community College As a student run paper ideas written in editorials and columns are the views of the writers and not necessarily of the student body staff or administration Information in ads are the responsibility of the advertisers For more information on us and to see prior issues of the Bay Window newspaper visit wwwmuskegonccedubaywindow
EditorS Josh Osborn mdash Photo Editor Kimberly Page mdash Photo Editor Alec Batchelder mdash Web Editor
StaFF Writers Chad Carlson Elle Lingnau Chad Carlson Faith Troyer Eric Rothoff Alec Batchelder Robert Mackie Photography Ashley Shira DesignLayout James Carey Ashley Shira Erica Douglas Miranda Norton
adviSorS Nancy Slater amp Jennie Naffie
The Bay Window Since 1926 Monday January 21 2013
Issue 5 Volume 13
SpotlightSpotlight3
Shine rays of love strike my heart and it manages to beat again For so long I sheltered my love from rain but the rain ruined it for angry rust got the best of meBut you popped out of nowhere giving me hope and runny rain taking my pain and restoring it with sunny rays of love
Sunny RainThey may have hope for you but I have noneEach lie that I believed I should have learned fromI have no sympathy no faith no love and no hatredMemories faded into the past time was merely wastedYou say I made a fool of you yet you made one of yourselfYou say I did this to you yet you chose your own hellDonrsquot ask for my forgiveness when you wish not to be forgivenThey may trust you they may
Father of Mine listen but we were your childrenWe lived behind closed doors behind their turned facesWe were the ones alone with you on a nightly basisThey say a childrsquos love is forever but mine is ancientIrsquove given you plenty of chances each one you wastedI may not hold these scars against you but I surely donrsquot forgetIf I werenrsquot to remember Irsquod still be burning inside like your cigarettesI would not have learned from your mistakes and they would have been sure to repeatIrsquom content with the life I lived I appreciate that you never made it easy
You taught me lessons no one could imagine lessonrsquos they couldnrsquot fathomSo I canrsquot bring myself to hate you for what happened
by Elle Lingnau CONTRIBUTING WRITER
by Faith M Troyer ThE Bay WINdOW
Kurt Troutman owns a cell-phone it was given to him as a Christmas present but it has only left the house twice He still writes 10 to 15 letters a month to family member and friends only to receive e-mails in return ldquoI would have done better in a different
timerdquo he says Troutmanrsquos road to teaching was by no means a straight one as a young man he had absolutely no interest in being a teacher ldquoUntil the age of 38 I had not taught a day
in my liferdquo Troutman said Itrsquos no surprise Troutman has lived a life many young people today dream of He has worked as a park ranger in Yellowstone he has traveled across the country hitchhiking he has been a United Nations Aid Worker he has been arrested he has been a lieutenant in the United States Navy and now he is a political science and history teacher at Muskegon Community College Troutman is one of the few remaining links to a time that once was A time when life was simple A time when one could hitchhike across the country for a summer with nothing more than 60-70 dollars and the thirst for adventure ldquoIn the 70rsquos the easiest way to travel was hitchhiking and one summer I hitched from Michigan to Seattle Washington down to Los Angeles back up to Yellowstone and then I came back to Michigan
4 The Bay Window Since 1926 Monday January 21 2013
Issue 5 Volume 13
FeaturesFeatures
Kurt TroutmanCoutesy of MLivecom
via Texas It was about a 10000 mile triprdquo Troutman said Troutman went on this trip one summer while he was a student at Saginaw Valley State University During March of 1980 Michigan raised the age which one could consume alcohol from 18 to 21 Troutman was 19 at this time and therefore had already been drinking legally for a year ldquoSo we were having the big party the last legal party Well the police came into our room at 1201 so we were technically illegal by one minute and so we were brought in They arrested 30 of us or something like thatrdquo Troutman said Most were forced to sit in jail until the following Tuesday when they were to appear in front of a judge The group was forced to pay a fine of one single dollar split evenly between all thirty people Troutmanrsquos brief encounter with the law did not impede his academic progress as he graduated with his bachelorrsquos degree in political science from Saginaw Valley State in 1981 Following his graduation he decided he was going to join the United States Peace Corps ldquoMost people who are going into the Peace Corps are early 20rsquos I graduated at 21 and decided Irsquod go next year Then I decided Irsquod go the next year
I waited about 11 of those next years and joined the Peace Corps in my early 30rsquosrdquo He was brought into the Peace Corps by a teacher in high school who was a volunteer and had come back the lure of being a volunteer had always attracted him and after experiencing life for a decade after graduating
he decided ldquoIt had better be nowrdquo Joining the United States Peace Corps eventually led Troutman to international work where he became a United Nations Aid Worker This opportunity allowed him to be assigned to work in South Africa as an election monitor in the historic 1994 election This was the first time in which black people were allowed to vote in South Africa which led to Nelson Mandela being appointed to office Troutman and his readiness to ldquomake it happenrdquo allowed him to not only trek across America but across the world After years of working as a United Nations Aid Worker he went to the University of Colorado in order to complete his Masterrsquos degree in political science and it was at this college where Troutman was first introduced to teaching Three years after presiding over South Africarsquos historic election a professor asked
ldquoIn the 70rsquos the easiest way to travel
was hitchhiking and one summer
I hitched from Michigan to Seattle
Washington down to Los Angeles back up
to Yellowstone and then I came back to Michigan via Texasrdquo
a Look at Kurt Troutman Continued from page 4
Jump to page 5
by Robert Mackie ThE Bay WINdOW
The art of Photography
With every shutter click of the camera artistic expression jumps from the lens and becomes a reality Photography is an art all its own and adopted by so many as both a hobby and a passion For one individual expelled photography is a way of life Last weekend I sat down with Melissa Scarborough a Muskegon resident and amateur photographer who also works at the Bistro at MCC I asked her a few questions about her beloved pastime and she was happy to oblige Q When did you begin your interest in photography When I was very young but it was when I was a teenager I started to really nurture my talent Everyone said I was good and my mom told me I should be a professional photographer Q How do you feel when you take pictures I feel differently when Irsquom taking different photos Such as with nature I feel very spiritual but people I feel very joyful and happy and love to make them smile
Q What is your favorite photo yoursquove ever taken I have a lot of them but my favorite is a candid shot of a friend of mine and this little boy Theyrsquore holding hands and itrsquos so close up and beautiful I took the photo while I was doing missionary work in Mexico
5The Bay Window Since 1926 Monday January 21 2013
Issue 5 Volume 13
FeaturesFeatures
Melissa is a budding artist and perfects her craft every day Shersquos always looking for new ways to build and perfect her passion and hopes one day to make photography her career Melissa has a Facebook page for her photography that is open to the public called ldquoSimply Beautifulrdquo and she invites everyone to come and visit Melissa loves to encourage other artists and photographers to never give up on their dream and keep striving for the stars
Continued from page 4
him to give a guest lecture on his experiences with the United Nations which went well so his professor asked him to come back and give a discussion on another topic to which ldquoIt sort of led me into teaching that way If you said Kurt Crystal Ball yoursquore going to be teaching eh no I mean I wasnrsquot against it but that wasnrsquot the planrdquo Troutman knows when to demand participation from the class and he knows when to let his natural charisma carry the discussion Kurt Troutman is a teacher who demands excellence A teacher who draws students into his lectures A teacher who wants every one of his students to succeed ldquoI think college is a time where you have to make your experiences Yoursquore trying out all of the things you like and donrsquot like Irsquom not saying go hitchhike around the country for four months but metaphorically thatrsquos what Irsquom sayingrdquo Kurt Troutman builds an educational foundation for his students to walk on Troutman knows the demographic he teaches mostly young men and women who only have a passing interest in history or politics Ask him yourself send him an e-mail maybe yoursquoll receive a letter in return
WiLd WaCKY WEdnESdaY
Would you like to do something fun or wacky Do you or a friend have a talent that they want to share with other MCC students Assuming it can be done safely inside (no bungee jumping or knife throwing allowed) please contact Ann McManus at Student Life about possibly performing on Wacky Wednesdays We are still scheduling Februaryrsquos Wacky Wednesdays For Global Awareness there will be a Photo booth on Feb 13th for students who dress in traditional eastern costumes Join the fun every Wednesday at MCC
SavE at tHE biStro
In February MCC student designed American made recyclable and refillable mugs for use at the Bookside Bistro for pop or coffee will be available Student Government wants to cut down the use of disposable cups save the environment and save your pocketbook These mugs will sell for $10 and include two coupons for a free coffee and two coupons for a free pop Afterwards you can refill the mugs with coffee for $125 or pop for $100 until December 2014
Interview with Melissa Scarborough by Faith M Troyer ThE Bay WINdOW
Like us on Facebook
wwwmccbaywindowcom
The Bay Window Since 1926 Monday January 21 2013
Issue 5 Volume 13
EntertainmentEntertainment6
Winter is Back on USa Network
USA Network is back with all new episodes of your favorite shows Suits and White Collar are back to finish their second amp fourth seasons and who knows what is going to happen After taking a break half way through season 2 of the hit series Suits the show will return on January 17th with six all new episodes In the return episode Blind-Sided Harvey (Gabriel Macht) and Mike (Patrick J Adams) take on a criminal suit that hits close to home for Mike who struggles to separate his personal feelings from the facts of the case Suits is one of the best Lawyer shows on television right now The plot-lines are changing therersquos always something new and the characters just make the show Mike amp Harvey work together as a team while hiding the fact that Mike never finished law school (which the law firm only hires
from) Now with Mikersquos job on the line they will do anything to keep it a secret Another popular show on USA Network is White Collar which will return with six new episodes on January 22nd In the return episode Family Business Peter (Tim DeKay) and Neal (Matt Bomer) attempt to find the truth behind Nealrsquos fatherrsquos (guest star Treat Williams) crime In doing so Neal must go undercover into the world of counterfeit whiskey to take down a high level member of the Irish mob Not having been a fan of the show since the beginning the show has actually grown on me a lot It has a lot of great plot twists and leaves me on the edge of my seat A show about a white collar criminal helping out the FBI to catch other white collar criminals is not just a contradictory statement it works really well Itrsquos interesting to see if Neal is willing to give up being a white collar criminal or if hersquos just faking to get away You can catch up on both shows on USANetworkcom and catch the return of ldquoSuitsrdquo and ldquoWhite Collarrdquo this January on USA
Courtesy of USa NetworkSuits stars Gabriel Macht and Patrick J adams as two lawyers who between the two of them only have one degree The show airs Thursday nights at 10pm on USa
ALECBATCHELDER
7The Bay Window Since 1926 Monday January 21 2013
Issue 5 Volume 13
SPORTSSPORTS
What is your favorite local band
ldquoThe Smithsrdquo
ldquoYard Sale Underwear rdquo
ldquoItrsquos a Secret rdquo
ldquoStellar Kartrdquo
ldquoKing Crabapplerdquo
daNaE
RyaN GLOvER
GINa hENdERSON
MIChaEL ShULMIER
JaMES aULL
World Record-Breaking MCC ldquoShort Circuitrdquo Needs youby Eric Rothoff ThE Bay WINdOW
On Oct 1st 2011 MCC students broke the world record for the 48 Volt Dragster This brought MCC to the attention of a number of donors One company donated a new electric motor for MCCrsquos ldquoShort Circuitrdquo This year students in AT-297-HP and the MCC Motorsport Club will be working on upgrading the ldquoShort Circuitrdquo and exhibiting it at local festivals and auto shows This means you do not have to be a mechanic to be a part of the MCC ldquoShort Circuitrdquo team The MCC Motorsports Club needs designers promoters and organizers to join the team for 2013 as well If you love racing alternative energy or simply want to be a part of a World Record holding team take AT-297-HP or join the MCC Motorsport Club Contact Allen Thomas (AllenThomasmuskegonccedu) if you are interested
by Eric Rothoff ThE Bay WINdOW January 12th 2013 the 16th nationally ranked Jayhawk wrestlers were finally back in action after a month layoff from competition Muskegon welcomed Alma College Grand Valley State University and Olivet College Saturday at Bartels-Rode Gymnasium They won each dual meet in dominating fashion defeating Alma 27-9 Grand Valley 36-6 and Olivet 30-3 ldquoI am always a little concerned because we have come out flat a few times in this meet due to the long layoffrdquo remarked Coach Brunger ldquoThat surely wasnrsquot the case today We wrestled with intensity all day and really took it to our opponents It was a true team effort today For that I am very proud of the performancerdquo 133lb ndash Andrew Nold (Dexter MIChelsea) 2-0141lb ndash Steven Ruppert (Reed City MIReed City) 2-1149lb ndash Nick Starzec (Mason MIMason) 2-0149lb ndash Nolan Solomon (Troy MISterling Heights) 1-0149lb ndash Chase Singleton (Caledonia MICaledonia) 1-0165lb ndash Dillon Francisco (Comstock Park MIComstock Park) 3-0174lb ndash Trevor Curtice (Delton MIDelton Kellogg) 2-0184lb ndash Zach Johnston (Orleans MIBelding) 3-0197lb ndash Tom Bolday (Emmett MICapac) 3-0285lb ndash Brett Martin (White Cloud MIHesperia) 2-0285lb ndash Jeffrey Tautolo (Clinton Twp MILrsquoAnse Cruse) 3-0285lb ndash Shawn Chamberlain (Dexter MIDexter) 1-0
MCC Wrestlers Improve to 6-0 with Three Impressive home Wins
What is your favorite local band
SaRIa GILBERT ChaRLES KORTMaNldquoPop Evilrdquo ldquoKing Crabapplerdquo
ldquoYard Sale Underwearrdquo
ROBERT dEEMS
8The Bay Window Since 1926 Monday January 21 2013
Issue 5 Volume 13
EntertainmentEntertainment
Make a diff erence earn your bachelorrsquos degree with a Major in Political Science ndash ONLINE Great for careers in politics diplomacy civil service and for pre-law students
Classes are forming now Apply today
exciting career in politicsBuild on your Associatersquos degree for an
Get it all ndash Online at Central Michigan Universityrsquos Global CampusCall 877-268-4636 today globalcmichedubspsCMU an AAEO institution strongly and actively strives to increase diversity within its community (see
cmicheduaaeo) cmicheduglobalcampus CMUglobalcmichedu 35321g 1112
Online Bachelor of Science degree in Political Sciencefrom Central Michigan Universityrsquos Global Campus
art Exhibit
Coming this month to MCC is an art unlike any other From January 14th 2013 through February 22nd 2013 artist Ina Kaur is showcasing her variety of relief printing lithography print making media and intaglio Her intention for this gallery is to better explore the issues of cultural identity
through abstraction and patterning Ina lives in Tampa Florida and teaches at the University of Florida but is a native of New Delhi India This art gallery is directly linked to the MCC Global Festival with this yearrsquos focus on Asia Ina graduated with her masters of Fine arts in Studio Arts from Purdue University Indiana but not receiving her Bachelorrsquos degree of fine art from Panjab University of Chandigarah
India Inarsquos art pieces have been show cased through many national and international exhibitions including a solo exhibition at Mehrangrah Museum Trust Gallery in Jodhpur Rajasthan in 2011 ldquoOur identities are defined and influenced by our history and the culture of our immediate surroundings We stand at a cross road where nationalities and localities interactrdquo ~ Ina Kaur
by Faith M Troyer ThE Bay WINdOW
Kurt Troutman owns a cell-phone it was given to him as a Christmas present but it has only left the house twice He still writes 10 to 15 letters a month to family member and friends only to receive e-mails in return ldquoI would have done better in a different
timerdquo he says Troutmanrsquos road to teaching was by no means a straight one as a young man he had absolutely no interest in being a teacher ldquoUntil the age of 38 I had not taught a day
in my liferdquo Troutman said Itrsquos no surprise Troutman has lived a life many young people today dream of He has worked as a park ranger in Yellowstone he has traveled across the country hitchhiking he has been a United Nations Aid Worker he has been arrested he has been a lieutenant in the United States Navy and now he is a political science and history teacher at Muskegon Community College Troutman is one of the few remaining links to a time that once was A time when life was simple A time when one could hitchhike across the country for a summer with nothing more than 60-70 dollars and the thirst for adventure ldquoIn the 70rsquos the easiest way to travel was hitchhiking and one summer I hitched from Michigan to Seattle Washington down to Los Angeles back up to Yellowstone and then I came back to Michigan
4 The Bay Window Since 1926 Monday January 21 2013
Issue 5 Volume 13
FeaturesFeatures
Kurt TroutmanCoutesy of MLivecom
via Texas It was about a 10000 mile triprdquo Troutman said Troutman went on this trip one summer while he was a student at Saginaw Valley State University During March of 1980 Michigan raised the age which one could consume alcohol from 18 to 21 Troutman was 19 at this time and therefore had already been drinking legally for a year ldquoSo we were having the big party the last legal party Well the police came into our room at 1201 so we were technically illegal by one minute and so we were brought in They arrested 30 of us or something like thatrdquo Troutman said Most were forced to sit in jail until the following Tuesday when they were to appear in front of a judge The group was forced to pay a fine of one single dollar split evenly between all thirty people Troutmanrsquos brief encounter with the law did not impede his academic progress as he graduated with his bachelorrsquos degree in political science from Saginaw Valley State in 1981 Following his graduation he decided he was going to join the United States Peace Corps ldquoMost people who are going into the Peace Corps are early 20rsquos I graduated at 21 and decided Irsquod go next year Then I decided Irsquod go the next year
I waited about 11 of those next years and joined the Peace Corps in my early 30rsquosrdquo He was brought into the Peace Corps by a teacher in high school who was a volunteer and had come back the lure of being a volunteer had always attracted him and after experiencing life for a decade after graduating
he decided ldquoIt had better be nowrdquo Joining the United States Peace Corps eventually led Troutman to international work where he became a United Nations Aid Worker This opportunity allowed him to be assigned to work in South Africa as an election monitor in the historic 1994 election This was the first time in which black people were allowed to vote in South Africa which led to Nelson Mandela being appointed to office Troutman and his readiness to ldquomake it happenrdquo allowed him to not only trek across America but across the world After years of working as a United Nations Aid Worker he went to the University of Colorado in order to complete his Masterrsquos degree in political science and it was at this college where Troutman was first introduced to teaching Three years after presiding over South Africarsquos historic election a professor asked
ldquoIn the 70rsquos the easiest way to travel
was hitchhiking and one summer
I hitched from Michigan to Seattle
Washington down to Los Angeles back up
to Yellowstone and then I came back to Michigan via Texasrdquo
a Look at Kurt Troutman Continued from page 4
Jump to page 5
by Robert Mackie ThE Bay WINdOW
The art of Photography
With every shutter click of the camera artistic expression jumps from the lens and becomes a reality Photography is an art all its own and adopted by so many as both a hobby and a passion For one individual expelled photography is a way of life Last weekend I sat down with Melissa Scarborough a Muskegon resident and amateur photographer who also works at the Bistro at MCC I asked her a few questions about her beloved pastime and she was happy to oblige Q When did you begin your interest in photography When I was very young but it was when I was a teenager I started to really nurture my talent Everyone said I was good and my mom told me I should be a professional photographer Q How do you feel when you take pictures I feel differently when Irsquom taking different photos Such as with nature I feel very spiritual but people I feel very joyful and happy and love to make them smile
Q What is your favorite photo yoursquove ever taken I have a lot of them but my favorite is a candid shot of a friend of mine and this little boy Theyrsquore holding hands and itrsquos so close up and beautiful I took the photo while I was doing missionary work in Mexico
5The Bay Window Since 1926 Monday January 21 2013
Issue 5 Volume 13
FeaturesFeatures
Melissa is a budding artist and perfects her craft every day Shersquos always looking for new ways to build and perfect her passion and hopes one day to make photography her career Melissa has a Facebook page for her photography that is open to the public called ldquoSimply Beautifulrdquo and she invites everyone to come and visit Melissa loves to encourage other artists and photographers to never give up on their dream and keep striving for the stars
Continued from page 4
him to give a guest lecture on his experiences with the United Nations which went well so his professor asked him to come back and give a discussion on another topic to which ldquoIt sort of led me into teaching that way If you said Kurt Crystal Ball yoursquore going to be teaching eh no I mean I wasnrsquot against it but that wasnrsquot the planrdquo Troutman knows when to demand participation from the class and he knows when to let his natural charisma carry the discussion Kurt Troutman is a teacher who demands excellence A teacher who draws students into his lectures A teacher who wants every one of his students to succeed ldquoI think college is a time where you have to make your experiences Yoursquore trying out all of the things you like and donrsquot like Irsquom not saying go hitchhike around the country for four months but metaphorically thatrsquos what Irsquom sayingrdquo Kurt Troutman builds an educational foundation for his students to walk on Troutman knows the demographic he teaches mostly young men and women who only have a passing interest in history or politics Ask him yourself send him an e-mail maybe yoursquoll receive a letter in return
WiLd WaCKY WEdnESdaY
Would you like to do something fun or wacky Do you or a friend have a talent that they want to share with other MCC students Assuming it can be done safely inside (no bungee jumping or knife throwing allowed) please contact Ann McManus at Student Life about possibly performing on Wacky Wednesdays We are still scheduling Februaryrsquos Wacky Wednesdays For Global Awareness there will be a Photo booth on Feb 13th for students who dress in traditional eastern costumes Join the fun every Wednesday at MCC
SavE at tHE biStro
In February MCC student designed American made recyclable and refillable mugs for use at the Bookside Bistro for pop or coffee will be available Student Government wants to cut down the use of disposable cups save the environment and save your pocketbook These mugs will sell for $10 and include two coupons for a free coffee and two coupons for a free pop Afterwards you can refill the mugs with coffee for $125 or pop for $100 until December 2014
Interview with Melissa Scarborough by Faith M Troyer ThE Bay WINdOW
Like us on Facebook
wwwmccbaywindowcom
The Bay Window Since 1926 Monday January 21 2013
Issue 5 Volume 13
EntertainmentEntertainment6
Winter is Back on USa Network
USA Network is back with all new episodes of your favorite shows Suits and White Collar are back to finish their second amp fourth seasons and who knows what is going to happen After taking a break half way through season 2 of the hit series Suits the show will return on January 17th with six all new episodes In the return episode Blind-Sided Harvey (Gabriel Macht) and Mike (Patrick J Adams) take on a criminal suit that hits close to home for Mike who struggles to separate his personal feelings from the facts of the case Suits is one of the best Lawyer shows on television right now The plot-lines are changing therersquos always something new and the characters just make the show Mike amp Harvey work together as a team while hiding the fact that Mike never finished law school (which the law firm only hires
from) Now with Mikersquos job on the line they will do anything to keep it a secret Another popular show on USA Network is White Collar which will return with six new episodes on January 22nd In the return episode Family Business Peter (Tim DeKay) and Neal (Matt Bomer) attempt to find the truth behind Nealrsquos fatherrsquos (guest star Treat Williams) crime In doing so Neal must go undercover into the world of counterfeit whiskey to take down a high level member of the Irish mob Not having been a fan of the show since the beginning the show has actually grown on me a lot It has a lot of great plot twists and leaves me on the edge of my seat A show about a white collar criminal helping out the FBI to catch other white collar criminals is not just a contradictory statement it works really well Itrsquos interesting to see if Neal is willing to give up being a white collar criminal or if hersquos just faking to get away You can catch up on both shows on USANetworkcom and catch the return of ldquoSuitsrdquo and ldquoWhite Collarrdquo this January on USA
Courtesy of USa NetworkSuits stars Gabriel Macht and Patrick J adams as two lawyers who between the two of them only have one degree The show airs Thursday nights at 10pm on USa
ALECBATCHELDER
7The Bay Window Since 1926 Monday January 21 2013
Issue 5 Volume 13
SPORTSSPORTS
What is your favorite local band
ldquoThe Smithsrdquo
ldquoYard Sale Underwear rdquo
ldquoItrsquos a Secret rdquo
ldquoStellar Kartrdquo
ldquoKing Crabapplerdquo
daNaE
RyaN GLOvER
GINa hENdERSON
MIChaEL ShULMIER
JaMES aULL
World Record-Breaking MCC ldquoShort Circuitrdquo Needs youby Eric Rothoff ThE Bay WINdOW
On Oct 1st 2011 MCC students broke the world record for the 48 Volt Dragster This brought MCC to the attention of a number of donors One company donated a new electric motor for MCCrsquos ldquoShort Circuitrdquo This year students in AT-297-HP and the MCC Motorsport Club will be working on upgrading the ldquoShort Circuitrdquo and exhibiting it at local festivals and auto shows This means you do not have to be a mechanic to be a part of the MCC ldquoShort Circuitrdquo team The MCC Motorsports Club needs designers promoters and organizers to join the team for 2013 as well If you love racing alternative energy or simply want to be a part of a World Record holding team take AT-297-HP or join the MCC Motorsport Club Contact Allen Thomas (AllenThomasmuskegonccedu) if you are interested
by Eric Rothoff ThE Bay WINdOW January 12th 2013 the 16th nationally ranked Jayhawk wrestlers were finally back in action after a month layoff from competition Muskegon welcomed Alma College Grand Valley State University and Olivet College Saturday at Bartels-Rode Gymnasium They won each dual meet in dominating fashion defeating Alma 27-9 Grand Valley 36-6 and Olivet 30-3 ldquoI am always a little concerned because we have come out flat a few times in this meet due to the long layoffrdquo remarked Coach Brunger ldquoThat surely wasnrsquot the case today We wrestled with intensity all day and really took it to our opponents It was a true team effort today For that I am very proud of the performancerdquo 133lb ndash Andrew Nold (Dexter MIChelsea) 2-0141lb ndash Steven Ruppert (Reed City MIReed City) 2-1149lb ndash Nick Starzec (Mason MIMason) 2-0149lb ndash Nolan Solomon (Troy MISterling Heights) 1-0149lb ndash Chase Singleton (Caledonia MICaledonia) 1-0165lb ndash Dillon Francisco (Comstock Park MIComstock Park) 3-0174lb ndash Trevor Curtice (Delton MIDelton Kellogg) 2-0184lb ndash Zach Johnston (Orleans MIBelding) 3-0197lb ndash Tom Bolday (Emmett MICapac) 3-0285lb ndash Brett Martin (White Cloud MIHesperia) 2-0285lb ndash Jeffrey Tautolo (Clinton Twp MILrsquoAnse Cruse) 3-0285lb ndash Shawn Chamberlain (Dexter MIDexter) 1-0
MCC Wrestlers Improve to 6-0 with Three Impressive home Wins
What is your favorite local band
SaRIa GILBERT ChaRLES KORTMaNldquoPop Evilrdquo ldquoKing Crabapplerdquo
ldquoYard Sale Underwearrdquo
ROBERT dEEMS
8The Bay Window Since 1926 Monday January 21 2013
Issue 5 Volume 13
EntertainmentEntertainment
Make a diff erence earn your bachelorrsquos degree with a Major in Political Science ndash ONLINE Great for careers in politics diplomacy civil service and for pre-law students
Classes are forming now Apply today
exciting career in politicsBuild on your Associatersquos degree for an
Get it all ndash Online at Central Michigan Universityrsquos Global CampusCall 877-268-4636 today globalcmichedubspsCMU an AAEO institution strongly and actively strives to increase diversity within its community (see
cmicheduaaeo) cmicheduglobalcampus CMUglobalcmichedu 35321g 1112
Online Bachelor of Science degree in Political Sciencefrom Central Michigan Universityrsquos Global Campus
art Exhibit
Coming this month to MCC is an art unlike any other From January 14th 2013 through February 22nd 2013 artist Ina Kaur is showcasing her variety of relief printing lithography print making media and intaglio Her intention for this gallery is to better explore the issues of cultural identity
through abstraction and patterning Ina lives in Tampa Florida and teaches at the University of Florida but is a native of New Delhi India This art gallery is directly linked to the MCC Global Festival with this yearrsquos focus on Asia Ina graduated with her masters of Fine arts in Studio Arts from Purdue University Indiana but not receiving her Bachelorrsquos degree of fine art from Panjab University of Chandigarah
India Inarsquos art pieces have been show cased through many national and international exhibitions including a solo exhibition at Mehrangrah Museum Trust Gallery in Jodhpur Rajasthan in 2011 ldquoOur identities are defined and influenced by our history and the culture of our immediate surroundings We stand at a cross road where nationalities and localities interactrdquo ~ Ina Kaur
by Faith M Troyer ThE Bay WINdOW
The art of Photography
With every shutter click of the camera artistic expression jumps from the lens and becomes a reality Photography is an art all its own and adopted by so many as both a hobby and a passion For one individual expelled photography is a way of life Last weekend I sat down with Melissa Scarborough a Muskegon resident and amateur photographer who also works at the Bistro at MCC I asked her a few questions about her beloved pastime and she was happy to oblige Q When did you begin your interest in photography When I was very young but it was when I was a teenager I started to really nurture my talent Everyone said I was good and my mom told me I should be a professional photographer Q How do you feel when you take pictures I feel differently when Irsquom taking different photos Such as with nature I feel very spiritual but people I feel very joyful and happy and love to make them smile
Q What is your favorite photo yoursquove ever taken I have a lot of them but my favorite is a candid shot of a friend of mine and this little boy Theyrsquore holding hands and itrsquos so close up and beautiful I took the photo while I was doing missionary work in Mexico
5The Bay Window Since 1926 Monday January 21 2013
Issue 5 Volume 13
FeaturesFeatures
Melissa is a budding artist and perfects her craft every day Shersquos always looking for new ways to build and perfect her passion and hopes one day to make photography her career Melissa has a Facebook page for her photography that is open to the public called ldquoSimply Beautifulrdquo and she invites everyone to come and visit Melissa loves to encourage other artists and photographers to never give up on their dream and keep striving for the stars
Continued from page 4
him to give a guest lecture on his experiences with the United Nations which went well so his professor asked him to come back and give a discussion on another topic to which ldquoIt sort of led me into teaching that way If you said Kurt Crystal Ball yoursquore going to be teaching eh no I mean I wasnrsquot against it but that wasnrsquot the planrdquo Troutman knows when to demand participation from the class and he knows when to let his natural charisma carry the discussion Kurt Troutman is a teacher who demands excellence A teacher who draws students into his lectures A teacher who wants every one of his students to succeed ldquoI think college is a time where you have to make your experiences Yoursquore trying out all of the things you like and donrsquot like Irsquom not saying go hitchhike around the country for four months but metaphorically thatrsquos what Irsquom sayingrdquo Kurt Troutman builds an educational foundation for his students to walk on Troutman knows the demographic he teaches mostly young men and women who only have a passing interest in history or politics Ask him yourself send him an e-mail maybe yoursquoll receive a letter in return
WiLd WaCKY WEdnESdaY
Would you like to do something fun or wacky Do you or a friend have a talent that they want to share with other MCC students Assuming it can be done safely inside (no bungee jumping or knife throwing allowed) please contact Ann McManus at Student Life about possibly performing on Wacky Wednesdays We are still scheduling Februaryrsquos Wacky Wednesdays For Global Awareness there will be a Photo booth on Feb 13th for students who dress in traditional eastern costumes Join the fun every Wednesday at MCC
SavE at tHE biStro
In February MCC student designed American made recyclable and refillable mugs for use at the Bookside Bistro for pop or coffee will be available Student Government wants to cut down the use of disposable cups save the environment and save your pocketbook These mugs will sell for $10 and include two coupons for a free coffee and two coupons for a free pop Afterwards you can refill the mugs with coffee for $125 or pop for $100 until December 2014
Interview with Melissa Scarborough by Faith M Troyer ThE Bay WINdOW
Like us on Facebook
wwwmccbaywindowcom
The Bay Window Since 1926 Monday January 21 2013
Issue 5 Volume 13
EntertainmentEntertainment6
Winter is Back on USa Network
USA Network is back with all new episodes of your favorite shows Suits and White Collar are back to finish their second amp fourth seasons and who knows what is going to happen After taking a break half way through season 2 of the hit series Suits the show will return on January 17th with six all new episodes In the return episode Blind-Sided Harvey (Gabriel Macht) and Mike (Patrick J Adams) take on a criminal suit that hits close to home for Mike who struggles to separate his personal feelings from the facts of the case Suits is one of the best Lawyer shows on television right now The plot-lines are changing therersquos always something new and the characters just make the show Mike amp Harvey work together as a team while hiding the fact that Mike never finished law school (which the law firm only hires
from) Now with Mikersquos job on the line they will do anything to keep it a secret Another popular show on USA Network is White Collar which will return with six new episodes on January 22nd In the return episode Family Business Peter (Tim DeKay) and Neal (Matt Bomer) attempt to find the truth behind Nealrsquos fatherrsquos (guest star Treat Williams) crime In doing so Neal must go undercover into the world of counterfeit whiskey to take down a high level member of the Irish mob Not having been a fan of the show since the beginning the show has actually grown on me a lot It has a lot of great plot twists and leaves me on the edge of my seat A show about a white collar criminal helping out the FBI to catch other white collar criminals is not just a contradictory statement it works really well Itrsquos interesting to see if Neal is willing to give up being a white collar criminal or if hersquos just faking to get away You can catch up on both shows on USANetworkcom and catch the return of ldquoSuitsrdquo and ldquoWhite Collarrdquo this January on USA
Courtesy of USa NetworkSuits stars Gabriel Macht and Patrick J adams as two lawyers who between the two of them only have one degree The show airs Thursday nights at 10pm on USa
ALECBATCHELDER
7The Bay Window Since 1926 Monday January 21 2013
Issue 5 Volume 13
SPORTSSPORTS
What is your favorite local band
ldquoThe Smithsrdquo
ldquoYard Sale Underwear rdquo
ldquoItrsquos a Secret rdquo
ldquoStellar Kartrdquo
ldquoKing Crabapplerdquo
daNaE
RyaN GLOvER
GINa hENdERSON
MIChaEL ShULMIER
JaMES aULL
World Record-Breaking MCC ldquoShort Circuitrdquo Needs youby Eric Rothoff ThE Bay WINdOW
On Oct 1st 2011 MCC students broke the world record for the 48 Volt Dragster This brought MCC to the attention of a number of donors One company donated a new electric motor for MCCrsquos ldquoShort Circuitrdquo This year students in AT-297-HP and the MCC Motorsport Club will be working on upgrading the ldquoShort Circuitrdquo and exhibiting it at local festivals and auto shows This means you do not have to be a mechanic to be a part of the MCC ldquoShort Circuitrdquo team The MCC Motorsports Club needs designers promoters and organizers to join the team for 2013 as well If you love racing alternative energy or simply want to be a part of a World Record holding team take AT-297-HP or join the MCC Motorsport Club Contact Allen Thomas (AllenThomasmuskegonccedu) if you are interested
by Eric Rothoff ThE Bay WINdOW January 12th 2013 the 16th nationally ranked Jayhawk wrestlers were finally back in action after a month layoff from competition Muskegon welcomed Alma College Grand Valley State University and Olivet College Saturday at Bartels-Rode Gymnasium They won each dual meet in dominating fashion defeating Alma 27-9 Grand Valley 36-6 and Olivet 30-3 ldquoI am always a little concerned because we have come out flat a few times in this meet due to the long layoffrdquo remarked Coach Brunger ldquoThat surely wasnrsquot the case today We wrestled with intensity all day and really took it to our opponents It was a true team effort today For that I am very proud of the performancerdquo 133lb ndash Andrew Nold (Dexter MIChelsea) 2-0141lb ndash Steven Ruppert (Reed City MIReed City) 2-1149lb ndash Nick Starzec (Mason MIMason) 2-0149lb ndash Nolan Solomon (Troy MISterling Heights) 1-0149lb ndash Chase Singleton (Caledonia MICaledonia) 1-0165lb ndash Dillon Francisco (Comstock Park MIComstock Park) 3-0174lb ndash Trevor Curtice (Delton MIDelton Kellogg) 2-0184lb ndash Zach Johnston (Orleans MIBelding) 3-0197lb ndash Tom Bolday (Emmett MICapac) 3-0285lb ndash Brett Martin (White Cloud MIHesperia) 2-0285lb ndash Jeffrey Tautolo (Clinton Twp MILrsquoAnse Cruse) 3-0285lb ndash Shawn Chamberlain (Dexter MIDexter) 1-0
MCC Wrestlers Improve to 6-0 with Three Impressive home Wins
What is your favorite local band
SaRIa GILBERT ChaRLES KORTMaNldquoPop Evilrdquo ldquoKing Crabapplerdquo
ldquoYard Sale Underwearrdquo
ROBERT dEEMS
8The Bay Window Since 1926 Monday January 21 2013
Issue 5 Volume 13
EntertainmentEntertainment
Make a diff erence earn your bachelorrsquos degree with a Major in Political Science ndash ONLINE Great for careers in politics diplomacy civil service and for pre-law students
Classes are forming now Apply today
exciting career in politicsBuild on your Associatersquos degree for an
Get it all ndash Online at Central Michigan Universityrsquos Global CampusCall 877-268-4636 today globalcmichedubspsCMU an AAEO institution strongly and actively strives to increase diversity within its community (see
cmicheduaaeo) cmicheduglobalcampus CMUglobalcmichedu 35321g 1112
Online Bachelor of Science degree in Political Sciencefrom Central Michigan Universityrsquos Global Campus
art Exhibit
Coming this month to MCC is an art unlike any other From January 14th 2013 through February 22nd 2013 artist Ina Kaur is showcasing her variety of relief printing lithography print making media and intaglio Her intention for this gallery is to better explore the issues of cultural identity
through abstraction and patterning Ina lives in Tampa Florida and teaches at the University of Florida but is a native of New Delhi India This art gallery is directly linked to the MCC Global Festival with this yearrsquos focus on Asia Ina graduated with her masters of Fine arts in Studio Arts from Purdue University Indiana but not receiving her Bachelorrsquos degree of fine art from Panjab University of Chandigarah
India Inarsquos art pieces have been show cased through many national and international exhibitions including a solo exhibition at Mehrangrah Museum Trust Gallery in Jodhpur Rajasthan in 2011 ldquoOur identities are defined and influenced by our history and the culture of our immediate surroundings We stand at a cross road where nationalities and localities interactrdquo ~ Ina Kaur
by Faith M Troyer ThE Bay WINdOW
The Bay Window Since 1926 Monday January 21 2013
Issue 5 Volume 13
EntertainmentEntertainment6
Winter is Back on USa Network
USA Network is back with all new episodes of your favorite shows Suits and White Collar are back to finish their second amp fourth seasons and who knows what is going to happen After taking a break half way through season 2 of the hit series Suits the show will return on January 17th with six all new episodes In the return episode Blind-Sided Harvey (Gabriel Macht) and Mike (Patrick J Adams) take on a criminal suit that hits close to home for Mike who struggles to separate his personal feelings from the facts of the case Suits is one of the best Lawyer shows on television right now The plot-lines are changing therersquos always something new and the characters just make the show Mike amp Harvey work together as a team while hiding the fact that Mike never finished law school (which the law firm only hires
from) Now with Mikersquos job on the line they will do anything to keep it a secret Another popular show on USA Network is White Collar which will return with six new episodes on January 22nd In the return episode Family Business Peter (Tim DeKay) and Neal (Matt Bomer) attempt to find the truth behind Nealrsquos fatherrsquos (guest star Treat Williams) crime In doing so Neal must go undercover into the world of counterfeit whiskey to take down a high level member of the Irish mob Not having been a fan of the show since the beginning the show has actually grown on me a lot It has a lot of great plot twists and leaves me on the edge of my seat A show about a white collar criminal helping out the FBI to catch other white collar criminals is not just a contradictory statement it works really well Itrsquos interesting to see if Neal is willing to give up being a white collar criminal or if hersquos just faking to get away You can catch up on both shows on USANetworkcom and catch the return of ldquoSuitsrdquo and ldquoWhite Collarrdquo this January on USA
Courtesy of USa NetworkSuits stars Gabriel Macht and Patrick J adams as two lawyers who between the two of them only have one degree The show airs Thursday nights at 10pm on USa
ALECBATCHELDER
7The Bay Window Since 1926 Monday January 21 2013
Issue 5 Volume 13
SPORTSSPORTS
What is your favorite local band
ldquoThe Smithsrdquo
ldquoYard Sale Underwear rdquo
ldquoItrsquos a Secret rdquo
ldquoStellar Kartrdquo
ldquoKing Crabapplerdquo
daNaE
RyaN GLOvER
GINa hENdERSON
MIChaEL ShULMIER
JaMES aULL
World Record-Breaking MCC ldquoShort Circuitrdquo Needs youby Eric Rothoff ThE Bay WINdOW
On Oct 1st 2011 MCC students broke the world record for the 48 Volt Dragster This brought MCC to the attention of a number of donors One company donated a new electric motor for MCCrsquos ldquoShort Circuitrdquo This year students in AT-297-HP and the MCC Motorsport Club will be working on upgrading the ldquoShort Circuitrdquo and exhibiting it at local festivals and auto shows This means you do not have to be a mechanic to be a part of the MCC ldquoShort Circuitrdquo team The MCC Motorsports Club needs designers promoters and organizers to join the team for 2013 as well If you love racing alternative energy or simply want to be a part of a World Record holding team take AT-297-HP or join the MCC Motorsport Club Contact Allen Thomas (AllenThomasmuskegonccedu) if you are interested
by Eric Rothoff ThE Bay WINdOW January 12th 2013 the 16th nationally ranked Jayhawk wrestlers were finally back in action after a month layoff from competition Muskegon welcomed Alma College Grand Valley State University and Olivet College Saturday at Bartels-Rode Gymnasium They won each dual meet in dominating fashion defeating Alma 27-9 Grand Valley 36-6 and Olivet 30-3 ldquoI am always a little concerned because we have come out flat a few times in this meet due to the long layoffrdquo remarked Coach Brunger ldquoThat surely wasnrsquot the case today We wrestled with intensity all day and really took it to our opponents It was a true team effort today For that I am very proud of the performancerdquo 133lb ndash Andrew Nold (Dexter MIChelsea) 2-0141lb ndash Steven Ruppert (Reed City MIReed City) 2-1149lb ndash Nick Starzec (Mason MIMason) 2-0149lb ndash Nolan Solomon (Troy MISterling Heights) 1-0149lb ndash Chase Singleton (Caledonia MICaledonia) 1-0165lb ndash Dillon Francisco (Comstock Park MIComstock Park) 3-0174lb ndash Trevor Curtice (Delton MIDelton Kellogg) 2-0184lb ndash Zach Johnston (Orleans MIBelding) 3-0197lb ndash Tom Bolday (Emmett MICapac) 3-0285lb ndash Brett Martin (White Cloud MIHesperia) 2-0285lb ndash Jeffrey Tautolo (Clinton Twp MILrsquoAnse Cruse) 3-0285lb ndash Shawn Chamberlain (Dexter MIDexter) 1-0
MCC Wrestlers Improve to 6-0 with Three Impressive home Wins
What is your favorite local band
SaRIa GILBERT ChaRLES KORTMaNldquoPop Evilrdquo ldquoKing Crabapplerdquo
ldquoYard Sale Underwearrdquo
ROBERT dEEMS
8The Bay Window Since 1926 Monday January 21 2013
Issue 5 Volume 13
EntertainmentEntertainment
Make a diff erence earn your bachelorrsquos degree with a Major in Political Science ndash ONLINE Great for careers in politics diplomacy civil service and for pre-law students
Classes are forming now Apply today
exciting career in politicsBuild on your Associatersquos degree for an
Get it all ndash Online at Central Michigan Universityrsquos Global CampusCall 877-268-4636 today globalcmichedubspsCMU an AAEO institution strongly and actively strives to increase diversity within its community (see
cmicheduaaeo) cmicheduglobalcampus CMUglobalcmichedu 35321g 1112
Online Bachelor of Science degree in Political Sciencefrom Central Michigan Universityrsquos Global Campus
art Exhibit
Coming this month to MCC is an art unlike any other From January 14th 2013 through February 22nd 2013 artist Ina Kaur is showcasing her variety of relief printing lithography print making media and intaglio Her intention for this gallery is to better explore the issues of cultural identity
through abstraction and patterning Ina lives in Tampa Florida and teaches at the University of Florida but is a native of New Delhi India This art gallery is directly linked to the MCC Global Festival with this yearrsquos focus on Asia Ina graduated with her masters of Fine arts in Studio Arts from Purdue University Indiana but not receiving her Bachelorrsquos degree of fine art from Panjab University of Chandigarah
India Inarsquos art pieces have been show cased through many national and international exhibitions including a solo exhibition at Mehrangrah Museum Trust Gallery in Jodhpur Rajasthan in 2011 ldquoOur identities are defined and influenced by our history and the culture of our immediate surroundings We stand at a cross road where nationalities and localities interactrdquo ~ Ina Kaur
by Faith M Troyer ThE Bay WINdOW
7The Bay Window Since 1926 Monday January 21 2013
Issue 5 Volume 13
SPORTSSPORTS
What is your favorite local band
ldquoThe Smithsrdquo
ldquoYard Sale Underwear rdquo
ldquoItrsquos a Secret rdquo
ldquoStellar Kartrdquo
ldquoKing Crabapplerdquo
daNaE
RyaN GLOvER
GINa hENdERSON
MIChaEL ShULMIER
JaMES aULL
World Record-Breaking MCC ldquoShort Circuitrdquo Needs youby Eric Rothoff ThE Bay WINdOW
On Oct 1st 2011 MCC students broke the world record for the 48 Volt Dragster This brought MCC to the attention of a number of donors One company donated a new electric motor for MCCrsquos ldquoShort Circuitrdquo This year students in AT-297-HP and the MCC Motorsport Club will be working on upgrading the ldquoShort Circuitrdquo and exhibiting it at local festivals and auto shows This means you do not have to be a mechanic to be a part of the MCC ldquoShort Circuitrdquo team The MCC Motorsports Club needs designers promoters and organizers to join the team for 2013 as well If you love racing alternative energy or simply want to be a part of a World Record holding team take AT-297-HP or join the MCC Motorsport Club Contact Allen Thomas (AllenThomasmuskegonccedu) if you are interested
by Eric Rothoff ThE Bay WINdOW January 12th 2013 the 16th nationally ranked Jayhawk wrestlers were finally back in action after a month layoff from competition Muskegon welcomed Alma College Grand Valley State University and Olivet College Saturday at Bartels-Rode Gymnasium They won each dual meet in dominating fashion defeating Alma 27-9 Grand Valley 36-6 and Olivet 30-3 ldquoI am always a little concerned because we have come out flat a few times in this meet due to the long layoffrdquo remarked Coach Brunger ldquoThat surely wasnrsquot the case today We wrestled with intensity all day and really took it to our opponents It was a true team effort today For that I am very proud of the performancerdquo 133lb ndash Andrew Nold (Dexter MIChelsea) 2-0141lb ndash Steven Ruppert (Reed City MIReed City) 2-1149lb ndash Nick Starzec (Mason MIMason) 2-0149lb ndash Nolan Solomon (Troy MISterling Heights) 1-0149lb ndash Chase Singleton (Caledonia MICaledonia) 1-0165lb ndash Dillon Francisco (Comstock Park MIComstock Park) 3-0174lb ndash Trevor Curtice (Delton MIDelton Kellogg) 2-0184lb ndash Zach Johnston (Orleans MIBelding) 3-0197lb ndash Tom Bolday (Emmett MICapac) 3-0285lb ndash Brett Martin (White Cloud MIHesperia) 2-0285lb ndash Jeffrey Tautolo (Clinton Twp MILrsquoAnse Cruse) 3-0285lb ndash Shawn Chamberlain (Dexter MIDexter) 1-0
MCC Wrestlers Improve to 6-0 with Three Impressive home Wins
What is your favorite local band
SaRIa GILBERT ChaRLES KORTMaNldquoPop Evilrdquo ldquoKing Crabapplerdquo
ldquoYard Sale Underwearrdquo
ROBERT dEEMS
8The Bay Window Since 1926 Monday January 21 2013
Issue 5 Volume 13
EntertainmentEntertainment
Make a diff erence earn your bachelorrsquos degree with a Major in Political Science ndash ONLINE Great for careers in politics diplomacy civil service and for pre-law students
Classes are forming now Apply today
exciting career in politicsBuild on your Associatersquos degree for an
Get it all ndash Online at Central Michigan Universityrsquos Global CampusCall 877-268-4636 today globalcmichedubspsCMU an AAEO institution strongly and actively strives to increase diversity within its community (see
cmicheduaaeo) cmicheduglobalcampus CMUglobalcmichedu 35321g 1112
Online Bachelor of Science degree in Political Sciencefrom Central Michigan Universityrsquos Global Campus
art Exhibit
Coming this month to MCC is an art unlike any other From January 14th 2013 through February 22nd 2013 artist Ina Kaur is showcasing her variety of relief printing lithography print making media and intaglio Her intention for this gallery is to better explore the issues of cultural identity
through abstraction and patterning Ina lives in Tampa Florida and teaches at the University of Florida but is a native of New Delhi India This art gallery is directly linked to the MCC Global Festival with this yearrsquos focus on Asia Ina graduated with her masters of Fine arts in Studio Arts from Purdue University Indiana but not receiving her Bachelorrsquos degree of fine art from Panjab University of Chandigarah
India Inarsquos art pieces have been show cased through many national and international exhibitions including a solo exhibition at Mehrangrah Museum Trust Gallery in Jodhpur Rajasthan in 2011 ldquoOur identities are defined and influenced by our history and the culture of our immediate surroundings We stand at a cross road where nationalities and localities interactrdquo ~ Ina Kaur
by Faith M Troyer ThE Bay WINdOW
What is your favorite local band
SaRIa GILBERT ChaRLES KORTMaNldquoPop Evilrdquo ldquoKing Crabapplerdquo
ldquoYard Sale Underwearrdquo
ROBERT dEEMS
8The Bay Window Since 1926 Monday January 21 2013
Issue 5 Volume 13
EntertainmentEntertainment
Make a diff erence earn your bachelorrsquos degree with a Major in Political Science ndash ONLINE Great for careers in politics diplomacy civil service and for pre-law students
Classes are forming now Apply today
exciting career in politicsBuild on your Associatersquos degree for an
Get it all ndash Online at Central Michigan Universityrsquos Global CampusCall 877-268-4636 today globalcmichedubspsCMU an AAEO institution strongly and actively strives to increase diversity within its community (see
cmicheduaaeo) cmicheduglobalcampus CMUglobalcmichedu 35321g 1112
Online Bachelor of Science degree in Political Sciencefrom Central Michigan Universityrsquos Global Campus
art Exhibit
Coming this month to MCC is an art unlike any other From January 14th 2013 through February 22nd 2013 artist Ina Kaur is showcasing her variety of relief printing lithography print making media and intaglio Her intention for this gallery is to better explore the issues of cultural identity
through abstraction and patterning Ina lives in Tampa Florida and teaches at the University of Florida but is a native of New Delhi India This art gallery is directly linked to the MCC Global Festival with this yearrsquos focus on Asia Ina graduated with her masters of Fine arts in Studio Arts from Purdue University Indiana but not receiving her Bachelorrsquos degree of fine art from Panjab University of Chandigarah
India Inarsquos art pieces have been show cased through many national and international exhibitions including a solo exhibition at Mehrangrah Museum Trust Gallery in Jodhpur Rajasthan in 2011 ldquoOur identities are defined and influenced by our history and the culture of our immediate surroundings We stand at a cross road where nationalities and localities interactrdquo ~ Ina Kaur
by Faith M Troyer ThE Bay WINdOW
