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niGel parry/courtesy of men's health
HAPPENING . . .
February 10
Choral Concert with
Bobby McFerrin
FOx HALL, 7:00 P.m. • It’s an incredible
evening of unique choral sounds, as the
moravian College and Central moravian
Church choirs are led by singer,
composer, and ten-time Grammy award
winner Bobby mcFerrin in a program of
largely improvised vocal music.
mCQ&AwITH...
Dave Zinczenko ’91 EdITOr-IN-CHIEF, Men’s HealtH Magazine
photo By ann Marsden
People magazine recently named you as
a “smarthrob.” Is that a clever word you
wish your writers had coined, or does it
make you cringe a little?
I can’t complain too much about the label
“smart.” The throb part, I don’t know about.
Did you see appearances on Oprah as
part of the job description when you
started as editor-in-chief?
I saw part of my job to be raising the
profile of the magazine—to get it talked
about, to make people more aware
of the great work that the team was
doing. And let’s face it, the media
industry is personality-driven. So to
get publicity for the magazine, I had
to create a public persona that represented
what the magazine stood
for. And what’s not to like about the
Men’s Health guy? Knowledgeable,
fit, a go-getter . . . I can play that
role on TV because I try to live up
to it in everyday life.
People sometimes poke fun at the magazine
for its attention to abs and great
sex. Could you mention a story that really
shows how the magazine breaks new
ground, giving men information no one
else is giving them?
Don’t knock abs and sex: abs relate to
March 13 – 16
The Laramie Project
ArENA THEATrE • The moravian
College Theatre Company takes on
what may be its most moving and
powerful project yet: a theatrical collage
that explores the death of hate
crime victim matthew shepard, and the
cruelty and compassion that surfaced
in the aftermath.
visceral body fat—the number-one health
threat for guys. And sex is a key indicator of
emotional health for a guy. But every issue
goes far beyond those core areas. We’re at
work right now on a profile of three Iraq
war veterans, showing how their experience
in Fallujah brought about huge changes in
their mental states and in their lives. The
story powerfully demonstrates what each
of us, and our country, owes these guys. We
put them in harm’s way—physically and
psychologically—and they’ll be suffering the
effects of that the rest of their lives. Will we
offer them the help they need? It’s a huge issue,
and it’s a largely male issue, because the
victims are most often guys.
If you were to take over our magazine—
which would be one whiplash-inducing career
move—what immediate change would
you make to it?
Cancel this profile. I feel like Woody Allen,
sometimes: I wouldn’t want to join any club
that would have me as a member.
Finally, and awkwardly, for our readers
who haven’t found their prince charming
yet: are you still an eligible bachelor?
I’m single, although I am currently seeing
someone, and no, she doesn’t have a machine
gun for a leg.*
*À la Zinczenko ex-gf Rose McGowan's character in
the film Grindhouse. —pop culture ed.
March 20 – April 30
Faculty Show
PAYNE GALLErY • Always a visual treat,
this exhibition of work by Art department
faculty offers a range of works, from traditional
subjects and methods to cutting
edge techniques and sensibilities.
MORAVIAN COLLEGE MAGAZINE FALL 2007