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STARS Citation Rollins College, "Sandspur, Vol. 86 No. 09, March 7, 1980" (1980). The Rollins Sandspur. 1548. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-sandspur/1548 ROLLINS MSANDSPUR Florida's Oldest College Weekly.
This Week New Vice-President Appointed Rollins College President Dr. He has participated in Thaddeus Seymour and the 24 numerous research and member College Board of consulting activities and has Trustees announced February several publications and 22 the appointment of Dr. honors to his credit. In addition Robert F. Duvall as Vice to his administrative President for Development and responsibilities, the personable College Relations. Duvall, Development Officer is a currently Assistant Dean for lecturer in English and a Development for the Faculty of member of the Pennsylvania Arts and Sciences at the faculty. University of Pennsylvania, In 1968, the Philadelphia will assume his new post June 1. native served as Director of Smashing Admissions and Financial Aid Tennis In making the appointment, for Pitzer College, a member of Seymour said, "Rollins is the group of associated If you've yet to watch the indeed fortunate to have Bob Claremont Colleges, before Men's Varsity Tennis Team Duvall join in the important being named Executive this year, you'd better hurry. work ahead. His considerable Director of the Pitzer They're off to a fast, nearly professional experience Department of Planning and unbeatable start after their combines administration with Development in 1972. first 15 matches..... Page 11 scholarship, and he shares our As Assistant Dean for vision that Rollins is on the Development at Pennsylvania, threshold of exciting new a post he assumed in March of opportunities. Bob and his 1976, Duvall worked closely family are wonderful additions with the University's to the College and to the "Program for the Eighties", a community." $255 million campaign. Since 1976, over $20 million has been A magna cum laude raised in the campaign for the graduate of Whitworth College, arts and sciences. Duvall received his M.A. and He and his wife Deanna Ph.D. degrees from Claremont along with their three children, Graduate School, where he was Theodore (15), Christopher a Fellow of the Intercollegiate (9) and Simon (7) will reside in Dr. Robert F. Duval/ Program of Graduate Studies. Winter Park. Parents Weekend Agenda
THURSDAY, MARCH 13 SATURDAY, The Results -MARCH 15 Parents Welcome Center (Alumni House Lobby) - Parents Welcome Center (Alumni House Lobby) 9 a.m.-l p.m Are In Lectures by Faculty - Bush Auditorium Open 9 a.m.- 4 p.m. 9a.m. & Parent/Advisor Conferences for parents who request them by 10:30 a.m Moderator: Dr. Edward Cohen (English Rollins music preferences (Department) seem to be on the same reservation form. Parent Speakers: Mr. Carl Yastrzemski; wavelength. At least, that's Optional: Cornell Fine Arts Ctr. 10 -5; Shell Museum 10 -5; Mr. Dan Galbreath how it looks according to Alfond Pool 10-4 All-College-Picnic - Mills Memorial Library W.P.R.K.'s latest Music Poll. 8:30 p.m. Annie Russell Theatre - "Merchant of Venice" 12-1:30 p.m. Tune in for the results Page 5 Lawn; Dress Comfortably; Nominal Charge for (Opening Night) Parents; Buy Tickets at Parents Welcome Center 2:00 p.m. Town Meeting - Questions & Answers - Parents/ FRIDAY, MARCH 14 STUDENTS/facirity/atiminstrators - Crummer Bus. School Auditorium Parents Welcome Center (Alumni House Lobby) - 9 a.m.- 4 p.m Young at Heart 4:30-6:30p.m. Reception at President's Home; 482 Lake wood Parent/Advisor Conferences for parents who request them by Drive, Winter Park reservation form Dinner Hour Free Time How old do you think the All Day Parents attend classes oldest student at Rollins is? Optional: Cornell Fine Arts Ctr. 1- 5; Alfond Pool 10-5; Luncheon Hour Free Time (Rose Skillman Dining Hall Annie Russell Theatre -' 'Merchant of Venice'' #1 50? No, it's - older. Her Available) name is Suzanne "Lucie" 8:30 p.m. l:00-5p.m. Mills Memorial Library - Continuous Slide/Tape 10 -12 midnight Coffee house at Rose Skillman Dining Hall with Turnure and she's 83 years Presentation youn9 Page2 student entertainment 1:00-5:00 p.m. Computer Center Demonstration/Observation Students/parents/faculty/administrators (Bush Sci. Ctr. Basement) SUNDAY, Optional: Cornell Fine Arts Ctr. 10-5; Shell Museum 10-5; MARCH 16 Alfond Pool 10-4 10 -11 a.m. Coffee and doughnuts with Dean of the Chapel; Inside 3:30 p.m. Sullivan House - Open House Chapel Garden 4:30 p.m. President's Welcome - Bush Auditorium 11a.m. Worship Service; nondenominational; Knowles 5:00 p.m. Wine and Cheese - House Living Rooms Memorial Chapel Campus visitors Page 2 Dinner Hour Free Time 12 noon Brunch - Rose Skillman Dining Hall Room painting Page 3 8:00 p.m. Parent Guest Lecturer - Bush Auditorium: Optional: Cornell Fine Arts Ctr. 1- 5; Alfond Pool 11- 5 ^afs Happening ... Page 3 The Hon. Lee H. Hamilton, U.S. Representative Fri., Sat., Sun.: 10 - 6 Winter Park Sidewalk Art Album Review Page 5 People Poll Page7 from Indiana Festival; Park Ave. M°vie Review Page 8 Optional: Annie Russell Theatre - 8:30 p.m. - "Merchant Sat., 1- 5 p.m. - Tennis Round Robin/parents & ^seball Pages of Venice" students - College courts Basketball Wrap-up . Page 10 10-12 midnight Coffee House at Rose Skillman Dining Hall with Sat., 1- 5 p.m. - Golf Tournament/parents & Men's Golf Page 10 student entertainment. Student/parents/faculty students - big Cypress G.C. Somen's Tennis.... Page 11 administrators ^^^^^^H Tars Waterskiing Page 11 Page 2 March 7. 1980 Rollins Sandspur A Proud Member of the Class of '80 By John Tarnow It is not hard to understand why. Percy R. Turnure was an exceptional man. He She goes to classes just like every other was awarded the Legion of Honor, fl student at Rollins. To get to school she highest award in France, held the drives an ancient VW bus. She has position of Assistant to the U.a homework and tests in her classes, and Ambassador in France, and even she gripes about 'some of the teachers invented the mobile unit used in comba| she has. She is Suzanne Lucie Turnure. to pick up the wounded. Just a few of bj| The only real difference between her accomplishments. and any other Rollins Tar is age; But Suzanne's life was still Suzanne is 83 years old and has the complete. She was still not fulfi distinction of being the oldest student being married to a man of such esi enrolled at Rollins. or even becoming an American citi Mrs. Turnure is a fighter. Born in the In actuality, though married, she slums of Paris in 1897, she experienced felt inferior and alone. Soon after hardship throughout her entire husbands' death, the answer beca childhood. Pressured with the situation evident: though wed to a man of sucal of divorced parents, few liberties and intelligence for twenty years, sh< extreme unhappiness, she was forced to herself had not been exposed to a flee the confines of France to find education. something better. After years of Lacking funds to fulfill this nece extensive travelling and performing Suzanne was again forced to move fri menial jobs simply to survive, state to state and country to country Suzanne's efforts were rewarded. She hopes of securing her future. Though met and married the man who was Registered Nurse, a landsc everything she wanted a man to be; architect, and fluent in three languaj intelligent, important and proud. the following years were vea In talking with Suzanne Turnure there discouraging for her. More of the same is no way of avoiding a conversation type of jobs resulted and life for Suzanne] that concerns her late husband, Percy. grew less and less significant. As time passed, Mrs. Turnurei acquired many friends, who were always interested to hear some of the many adventures that she had experienced. With so much to tell, friends were frequently suggesting that Suzanne write a book about her fascinating life. It was this, and a variety of other concerns, that brought Mrs. Suzanne Turnure to Rollins College. But why Rollins? What was so special about Rollins? As Suzanne put it: "Deciding to finally go and get an education it was important to me to choose a college that could offer the best education at the limits of my expenses. Rollins was the place that could supply those needs." There were underlying, yet important causes for Mrs. Turnure's decision to attend college. "I hadn't had any youth to speak about," she commented. "There were lots of mistakes throughout my life, and I owe it all to a lack of education. I'm happy today when I see youth around me; the children I haven't had, the happiness of youth; everybody looks happy in Rollins College and it cheers up my existence to be here." Suzanne started at Rollins last September following two years at Seminole Junior College, where she graduated with a 3.1 G.P.A. Though not too pleased with all the courses she's Suzanne Lucie Turnure, 83 years old, loads her bus with homework assignments. taking, Suzanne has been faring pretty well after completing her first term here in the Fall. Her final report card showed an A, 2 B's and a C. High School Visitors at Rollins With a little luck and a lot of studying, Suzanne needs to get thru this term with By Christel Haufe airport by a volunteer force of hosts and students would be best capable of flying colors in hopes of graduating hostesses who will bring them to accurately representing the college proudly with the class of 1980 with a For three days this month the Rollins campus. because they would provide a valuable degree in Humanities. To make sure Campus will be increased by 100 When asked where the students would inside view of college life. that she reaches that goal, security even students. These visitors are seniors in stay, Miss Flynn replied that she hoped The days are fully planned for our offered her an all-campus parking high schools from all over the U.S. They Rollins students would volunteer to help guests. They will be attending classes of sticker to make sure she gets to class on have all been accepted by Rollins for the out. All they would have to do would be their choice and speeches. There will time. 1980-81 school year. to consent to having a guest stay in their be special tours designed for them, led After that, what's next? "I have to get Behind this scheme* lies Marigrace rooms for two nights. Some students' by student tour guides. A speical a job when I'm through here. I can't do "MG" Flynn, an admissions counselor. rooms will be provided with an extra barbeque and all campus dance will also it without a B.A. or a B.S. In doing that, She hopes that this will give the students cot; however, only 52 cots are available be held in their honor. Suzanne hopes to gradually pay back greater insight into college life and that from Physical Plant, which means that Miss Flynn now needs a full force of the loan she needed to obtain this it will decide whether or not they would 48 visitors would be asked to sleep on volunteer helpers. Apart from people important education. "I still have, at like to join our community. mattresses on the floor or in sleeping sharing their rooms, she needs hosts my age," she claims, "enough ambition bags. The sleeping arrangements will and hostesses, tour guides and people to to belong and meet nice people and The event has been named be set by the hall officers who will be members of a discussion panel. The eventually make a living to get out of the "Reflections '80". Miss Flynn chose this cooperate with Miss Flynn. last group will be asked to answer the mess I'm in." name because choosing a college and The concept is to get the entire visitors' questions about Rollins Campus To sum it all up, Mrs. Turnure tells it the line of work you wish to pursue calls campus working together with life and school work. like it is: "I'm playing a gamble, trying for a great deal of • 'reflecting." prospective students. After all, the Ttns could become a very big event, as my choice and luck. I got rid of the The students are scheduled to arrive students are the community. Should it is in many other small colleges. boredom and doubting myself and put at noon, March 27th, and will leave at they not have some role in showing the Perhaps it could even become a Rollins myself in school." noon on the 29th. They will be met at the college? Miss Flynn felt that the tradition. To you Suzanne Turnure, "Right on!" Rollins Sandspur March 7. 1980 Page 3 1 232 Rooms Painted
By Judie Bissell How much will students be charged? Add up the costs of a $60.00 ladder, a This year marked the beginning of the $3.00 roller and pan set, a $4.00 paint "Paint-your-own-room" program, an brush or two, and a $12.00 drop cloth, experimental new project which and it could cost a student $80.00. enabled students to surround Despite the shortcomings of the themselves with their own creative program, it is believed by its directors expression. to be an all-around success. A great deal The response was phenomenal. Mr. more pride is being taken by students in Fred Wooden, head of the new program, caring for their rooms, which in turn commented that he never expected so boosts morale. And surprisingly many of the students to take advantage enough, spills and other unfortunate of it. Of the 600 dorm rooms on campus, mishaps have been minimal. 232 rooms were painted by students, It is also hoped by the program's using an average of 2 gallons per room, directors that, due to the 232 rooms totalling approximately 500 gallons of painted this year, there will be that paint. This put a dent in the Building many fewer which will have to be Maintenance Budget of about $6,000.00. painted over the summer. In this The paint selection itself was vast, respect money may even be saved by with over 70 shades to choose from; the program. some of the darker shades cost as much A few minor adjustments will be as $10.00 a gallon. Equipment was also made in next year's program, such as a provided to students free of charge on a slightly reduced paint selection and lending basis. This facet of the system, allotted amounts of equipment however, proved to be less than satisfac furnished to each dormitory, for which tory, as many students have failed to resident aides will be responsible. return the badly needed equipment. Hopefully, returning students will The Physical Plant would like to have the option to have their same room remind students of the fact that those next year, walls untouched. This, failing to return the equipment they however, is not official as yet. signed out will have to be charged for it So, if you were a victim of "Popcorn at the end of the year. Some notices White" walls this year you might want have already been sent to students who to put some thought into getting some Fred Wooten, Director of the Paint Program, does have either failed to return equipment color into your life next year in the a little painting on his own. or pick up ordered paint, reminding dorm...and remember to return the them of these charges on their accounts. equipment!!! "
Rollins hosts F.C.A.A.U.P. Backpack in Columbia For Student Union
A backpacking trip into the Andes of southern See Student Center The annual meeting of the Florida Colombia will be made in mid-June as a project Conference J. merican Association of organized by an anthropology student at the University Prof* ^ors will be held at Rollins University of Georgia. The trip is open to students College on Saturday, March 15th, at 9 ajn. in from other departments and schools. Use of the Student Union in the Student Crummer Auditorium. There will be two The group will fly from Miami to Cali, Colombia Center Building must be approved by the workshops beginning at 10:30 a.m. The first, on June 17, and after a day of orientation and Student Center Board of Directors. In order to Z sightseeing in the Cali vicinity, will spend three or do this, you must check with this office led by Dr. Martin Roeder of Florida State University, will focus on collective bargaining four days hiking through high cloud forests in the (Carnegie Hall - first floor or call ext. 2585 to and decertification. The second session will be 13,000 foot mountains east of the Cauca Valley. see if there are any other activities scheduled The backpacking expedition will be led by through that office for that particular led by Professor Dennis Marks from the Fernando Cortes, a former law student who is Association of State Conferences. Both date/time/place, and then you may check for CL- converting his family's large farm house in the College approval with the Public Relations workshops will be held in the Bush Science Cauca Valley into a hotel. The group will stay there Center. Office (BSC) ext. 2202. By following this step at the beginning and end of the week-long trip. you should be able to clear up the past Featured speaker at the luncheon, which Passports are necessary to travel to Colombia. confusion of usage of the Student Union by the The trip will cost about $520 (from Miami) and those will be held at Dubsdread Country Club, will Rollins Community. be Dr. Churchill Roberts from the University interested should contact Pennington (404) 435-9619 of West Florida. He'll discuss his recent weekends or write her in care of the Department of < academic freedom case decision in which the Anthropology, University of Georgia, Athens, GA 30602 by March 15. The trip is not part of University Florida Conference AAUP played an or anthropology department's functions. 'Merchant' to open important role. The conference will conclude .at 4 p xa. with The students and faculty of the Annie a general business meeting and election of X Russell Theatre at Rollins College have been officers in Bush Science Center. For more Authors to Speak working on the next production since early information phone Lynn Phillips at Ext. 2576. January. William Shakespeare's THE Tonight, March 7, the DINNER WITH THE MERCHANT OF VENICE will open at the AUTHORS will have an international flavor Annie Russell Theatre on March 13 at 8:30 for the third annual event sponsored by the p.m. Evening performances continue March Hefner guest preacher Friends of the Orlando Public Library and the 14, 15, 20, 21, 22, with a 2:00 p.m. matinee on Sentinal Star. Saturday, March 22. Production work began several weeks Dr. Philip J. Hefner, Professor of NBC diplomatic correspondent Richard < Valeriani, Pulitzer Prize winning journalist earlier than usual because of the magnitude of Systematic Theology at Lutheran Theological building 43 period costumes from scratch as Seminary and on the editorial board of Zygon, Haynes Johnson, and famous travel editor Eugene Fodor are this year's speakers. well as a reconstruction of the Globe Theatre's will be the guest preacher at Morning Worship The dinner will be at the Orlando Marriott stage. These production problems began to be in the Chapel Sunday, March 9, at 11 a.m. This Inn on Sand Lake Road at International Drive solved during a five week course offered X year's Staley Lecturer, Dr. Hefner's special and 1-4. Reservations are available from the during the college's winter term..."Putting on interest is in the relation of religion and Friends of the Library for $11.00. Shakespeare" was a course involving majors science. and non-majors in building costumes, scenery and props as well as vocal work and acting. In all, the play has taken at least nine weeks holds banquet Rollins Host Soccer to put together. Design and directing work began even prior to that time. The Florida State High School 3A Soccer William Shakespeare's comedy of love and The Alliance Francaise of Rollins College Championships will be held on Sandspur Field money has special high school and group rates will hold its annual banquet, Monday evening, the weekend of March 7/8,1980. All tickets are available. The Annie Russell Theatre box March 10, at 7:00 PM, at the restaurant "Le office is open Monday through Friday from 1- Cordon Bleu", 537 Fairbanks Avenue, Winter $2.00. Semi-finals; today, March 7th, at 1:00 PM and 3:00 PM. Championship: Saturday, March 5:00 p.m. daily. For tickets or further Park. 8 at 2:00 PM. information, call 646-2145. For information, call: 644-3309. 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By Phil Muse you probably didn't know that the Silver It was fascinating to see how the signatures of the forty people who WPRK Thursday 9-11:30 PM Bullet Band was around in 1974 on the took the time to answer our pool are almost identical. But even without Success has ruined another rock star LP entitled "Seven." a penmanship comparison many of the ballots were completed with — Bob Seger. Here's a classic example Several of you are probably exactly the same answers. It is sad to see a lack of diversity on the part of what sudden popularity can do to an scratching your heads in disbelief. Find of the Rollins student body. artist. Make an album of superior some of this early Seger material and For example, when Kiss first entered the market with their elaborate quality, such as Seger's "Night Moves", you'll hear some REAL music. That's concert ideas it was looked upon by even the John Rockwells (New and you're rich and famous. But why why his live album is his best. "Live York Times Music Critic) as being an interesting new idea that stop there? Record a follow-up album Bullet" combines the best of Seger's overshadowed the poor music the foursome produced. But this is 1980 that sounds just like the one before, such early music with his electric concert and even though Kiss still almost puts out an album weekly, who really as Seger's "Stranger In Town". You approach. But since then Bob Seger has cares. make more money and your name stagnated. He no longer takes chances We would like to thank those who answered our end of the decade remains a household word. But with his music; he's found the money- music poll. Your responses were somewhat interesting to review. recording a third album that sounds just making sound and he's sticking by it to like the first two is ridiculous. "Against the note. No new ideas, no new riffs, Sincerely, The Wind", Seger's new release, could nothing. "Against The Wind" is The D.J.'s of W.P.R.K. have been made in the same recording recycled rock music. The 70's session as "Night Moves". Everything on "Against The Wind" is the same as the two previous studio MaleVocalist Robert Plant albums. The Silver Bullet Band plays Female Vocalist Ann Wilson behind Bob on one side while the Muscle Gm*arv Jimmy Page ALBUMS Schoals musicians back him up on the Keyboards RickWakeman other. Special guests on this album Bass John Paul Jones Let's be honest, now. How many of includes the Eagles, Dr. John, and Bill you had ever heard of Bob Seger before Payne, but only because of Seger's Writer Plant&Page the "Live Bullet" LP in 1976? It's recent rise to popularity. This album Group Led Zeppelin conceivable that over two-thirds of contains the same stubborn rock songs live Performer Led Zeppelin & Pink Floyd Seger's fans have jumped on the and wimpy ballads as before. "Fire The Year 1979 bandwagon in the last four years. But Lake" was released as a single before contrary to popular belief, Bob Seger the album came out just to tease and MaleVocalist Neil Young & Roger Daltrey did record music before 1975 and even tempt the radio audience. What a Female Vocalist Debbie Harry before 1970! That's right, the Bob Seger mistake that was! Of the ten cuts on the Guitarist , Neil Young System was cranking out Detroit rock album it definitely is the worst. Any of Keyboards — not enough to answer and roll before your 10th birthday. the others would have been a better Bass Greedy Lee That's back in the days when Seger choice, but not by much. Writer Neil Peart himself was playing the guitar (he only The more successful and popular the Drums JohnBonham sings now). Those were the days that he recording artist, the more airplay the Producer s Alan Parsons was playing his best music. No original artist's music will receive. Group Rush Bob Seger fan can forget the banging "Against The Wind" is not a Single — not enough to answer drums and raunchy organ of "Ramblin' great album. It's not even a good album. New Group Triumph Gamblin' Man". And when were live Hopefully, Bob Seger will realize this on Live Performer Kiss favorites "Bo Diddley', "Let It Rock", his own and do something about it. If and "Heavy Music" recorded? In 1972, not, someone needs to give him a swift on the album "Smokin' O.P.'s". And kick in the lower back region. This contact offers information on the y Thel980's how-to" and "where-to" of getting GRANTS & NO INTEREST LOANS for @ ias students. SEND for this brochure today Fine Hair Styling for Men & Women are here Send $3.00 plus 25c shipping and handling charge (total, $3.25) by check or money order to: The Edward E. Harris with this coupon $8 Style Cut over 1000 Enterprises; 3470 North Meridian, #111 Dept. X; Indianapoli, Indiana 46208. 517 S. Park Ave., Winter Park, Fla. 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Rollins has a good reputation by today's educational standards; it molds cultured young people, places its graduates in jobs, and promotes its students to graduate NEWS EDITOR: Fritz Wettstein education; but at the critical crossroads presented by spiraling inflation and narrowing job Assistant News Editor: John Tarnow markets, can the liberal arts experience compete with the specialization of education? A liberal arts education is intended to provide a broad educational and cultural background FEATURE EDITOR: Chris Ramsay which will not only vault graduating students into jobs and grad schools, but will endow them Assistant Feature Editor: Judic Bissell with a moral fiber neccessary to entwine them in the fabric of society. Dr. Dan Denicola, in addressing new students last fall, did not ordain that the liberal arts college demands would SPORTS EDITOR: Derek Fuchs keep the freshmen up all night for agonizing exam crams during their four years at Rollins, Assistant Sports Editor. Chris Russo after which they would be rewarded with grad school or a career. Rather, he suggested that the plebians were about to embark on an educational journey which would PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR: Kim Beer continue throughout their lives. Few understood this, and those who did were disquieted. Assistant Photography Editor: Tala Brodie To gain knowledge for wisdom's sake is a glorious but unrealistic pursuit, an ideal for the educators but a foreign reality for the educated. Dr. Denicola might just as well have said, CIRCULATION MANAGER: Brent Sigenthaler ' 'I've got a dream. I see pre-meds and history majors adamantly debating the wherefores ART DIRECTOR: Joanne Morclli and the whys of Plato's Republic. Business majors will hearken agreeably to the environmental studies student's tirades against the resource consuming capitalist Comptroller Eddie Berger economy." Right, and Martin Luther King was a storm trooper. Secretary: Marie Brown Nevertheless, the school aoriiinistration advocates the liberal arts education, which is reflected by the commitment to the 16 course, limited major, curriculum structure. In Photographers: John Flynn practice, there is credibility in the liberal arts educational system; however, in fields David Legcr frequently associated with the humanities and arts sides of the Rollins education, namely the Christcl Haufe social sciences and expressive arts, there lies a growing dissatisfaction. For professors in these fields are the ones forced to provide this 'cultured background' for non majors. Kario Davenport Critics argue that the Rollins liberal arts experience turns out artificially cultured pseudo- intellectuals. Granted, the Rollins intellectual atmosphere can not stack up against a large General Staif: Al Landsberger Ed Direzza prestigious school. But while students do learn things of interest outside their majors, the Jim Sprague Bobby Davis need for the liberal arts education hangs by a bare thread. In light of the underlying Leslie Wight indifference of students who are involved in specialized training, towards the arts and Grant Thoroely humanities or interests outside of their majors, the Rollins student does not possess the Phil Muse cultural awareness the magnamity of the Annie Russell Theater, Knowles Chapel and Tom Freeman Cornell Art Building would seem to ensure. Generalities may be unfair and indefensible, but Christcl Haufe because of the vague identity of the "liberal arts education," these generalities alarm Nancy Neviaser those involved with expressive arts into questioning the integrity of their future. Greg Moran For Rollins to meet the needs of a leading cultural center for expressive arts in the Central Cindy Harper Florida area, as the other departments in the college advocate, the expressive arts must build a competitive program. To accomplish this, the instructors in the expressive arts state Contributing Writer Al Hulme in their report to the Planning Committee: "The Expressive Arts Division can not produce mature artists of breadth and depth within the current 16 course limit." The Rollins Sandspur, Florida's oldest college weekly, was The expressive arts division acknowledges the fact that if Rollins College is to provide the established in 1894 with the following editorial: education its reputation deserves, then the divisions of the college will have to offer more "Unassuming yet mighty, sharp and pointed, well-rounded intensive and specialized training and qualified instructors. For the sciences as well as the yet many sided, assidiously tenacious, yet as gritty and arts, the abandonment of the 16 course limit in student major fields will attract and keep the tenacious as its name implies, victorious in single combat and students essential to an intellectual atmosphere and cultured environments. therefore without peer, wonderfully attractive and extensive in Fritz Wettstein circulation, all these will be focused upon investigation to be News Editor among the extraordinary qualities of the Sandspur." The Rollins Sandspur is a bi-monthly publication produced by the MAHJBAG students at Rollins College. Sandspur offices are located in the Andrew Carnegie Building, Rollins College. The Rollins Sandspur is produced at The Type People. 801 W. Fairbanks Ave, Winter Park. Fla. and printed at the Oviedo Outlook, Oviedo. Fla. Seniors Take a Stand In an effort to establish a continuing dialogue within the Dear Editor: money by not having a well Alumni Fieidhouse. Seniors, i Rollins community, the Rollins Sandspur promotes discussion known speaker and to instead you want your graduation indigenious to the scholastic environment. Hence, this paper With May 25th not all that far have a faculty member which you will remember for a encourages students to voice their opinions or concerns on off, I believe it is important to address the graduating class. I long time, held in a poorly pertinent issues in the form of letters to the editor. shock certain seniors at Rollins personally, along with many- ventilated, non-atmospheric Letters will be printed on a space available basis. AH letters College out of their respective other members of the class of place, namely a gym? must be signed and must be received on the Friday before the stratospheres. Rollins seniors, 1980 disagree with "Thad" propose instead paper appears. All letters should be addressed: Editor. Rollins are you aware that you have trying to establish a tradition graduation 1980 should be held* Sandspur. Box 2742, Rollins College. virtually no voice in the at our expense. I would much in a far more atmospheric planning of your graduation rather hear some pearls of setting...namely on the library ceremony? Do you know where wisdom from the likes of Jack lawn. The library steps would it is going to be held? As Paul Anderson, Bella Abzug or Joe serve as a natural stage and COLU McCartney said in reference to Namath than I would from any although it will most likely be the Northern Ireland situation Rollins faculty member. After warm outside, I'll bet the "Give Ireland back to the all, we have had four years to library lawn will be a lot cooler Irish", I say "let's give hear from the Rollins faculty; than a packed gym. We all know from four years worth rf g^T graduation 1980 back to the let's give the real world a gfMT SIX seniors." chance, for soon we will be a basketball games, just how not As graduation 1980 now part of it. the gym can get. stands beloved Thaddeus Another thorn in my side So seniors, with these Seymour has decided to save concerns the site where thoughts to consider, please ^ARti.^ graduation is to be held. As it don't just sit back - go talk to now stands, graduation 1980 is scheduled for the Enyart- • continued on i Rollins Sandspur March 7. 1980 Page 7 COMMENT Why is everyone leaving Rollins? By Jim Sprague sight and almost as many over the past few years, many they are wasting time studying usually fairly intelligent or through contact experiences. It feel (especially those who are unrelated subjects. diligent. Others, however, wait The percentage of students at is also apparent that rumors concentrating in science, All institutions lose students for the institution to solve all [ollins who are withdrawing travel more effectively in a business, or history) that they because of personal problems. their problems without putting transferring to other small community. cannot handle the load. Most of Some want a break from in their own effort, persistence n nstitutions is above the The attitudes and lifestyle of the athletic team coaches college life or have an and motivation. Both types of ational average. The friost the student body in general demand a lot of time and opportunity to pursue a full- people become frustrated and jgnificant reasons involve frustrate people who are energy from team members; time job, while others just want tend to withdraw. Intelligence nstitutional and academic accustomed to or seek a intense devotion to sports often to be closer to their families. may be beneficial in adapting actors, while personal and variety of ideals. Thus they feel supersedes the importance of Emotional problems, which to lie lifestyle at Rollins, for it inancial problems play less of the need to move on. The most academics. Still others feel alienate students from the may take a great deal of role. Anger, frustration, and significant complaints are that the academic program community, cause others to thought and effort to be happy jjsorientation have developed aimed at social barriers lacks depth; these students are withdraw. for those who feel they are not within individuals who feel that resulting from Greeks life and studying subjects that extend Some students leave because fit to live here. j,ey cannot adapt to the athletes who form tightly knit beyond or are more particular they can no longer afford nvironmenthere. groups. The remainder of the than what Rollins liberal arts tuition and fees. Others feel The nature of this institution students must search for curriculum has to offer. Depth that the opportunity of being jnd the social life that exists independents or be able to fit also involves the attitudes and here is not worth neglecting ause many students to search into a social group that teaching methods of opportunities elsewhere. Seniors, or another college. Rollins' constitutes a minority. This is instructors, whom some Transportation expenses are anall size and conservative possible but difficult for students feel are performing also weighed heavily on the Carpe Diem! itmosphere limits the potential individuals who have unique, inadequately. Many students shoulders of those who are far [or discovery of a variety of stringent values and interests. feel that the liberal arts from home. types of people and learning Many students transfer for program here carries too many In some instances, students • from 6 experiences; many students academic reasons. With the diversified requirements. simply absorb everything that your fellow seniors and start that they eventually get to tightening and improvement of These students are career- they need or desire from a voicing your opinions to Dr. mow almost all the kids by academic programs at Rollins oriented; thus, they feel that program. These people are Seymour, The College Life Committee, your professors, etc. Only if we seniors get moving now can we change things as they now stand, and by doing the work ourselves, we will better appreciate our graduation. In short seniors, GLIMPSE Carpe Diem! (Sieze the day!) Michele McPhillips Class of 1980 PEOPLE POLL Should We Attend the Summer Olympics? BILL RAY CHRIS BERNARDO JENNY CARTER LISA EVANS PHILIP DeMARAIS AMBOWDEN Yes. Politics have no place I think it's wrong to use Definitely not! The Soviet Personally, I think we No. Who would want to go No, it's time to reassert to Russia anyway? in the Games, they are a athletics for political invasion of Afghanistan is a ourselves as a world power. should not go. But it should time of peace and countries purposes. I agree with the threat to world peace and the be a decision the athletes are should be able to get intent to show Russia our U.S. must reaffirm its allowed to make, not the together and compete distress over Afghanistan, position as a world leader. government. peacefully. but the means are wrong. £.*. .LET"* STAftT ro ] is GUY is THE MATCH EVffN ac fk&l-e TO OOOO. IWM W IT Gvfc* TKC M€«€TT J \H NO TiH«i IYOU CAM serftvi OCT m Page 8 March 7, 1980 Rollins Sandspur 'American Gigolo' No Longer American Tabo By Tom Freeman Richard Gere portrays Julian Kaye. His life is so fast and intriguing that the and original way. As Kaye stand Gere was a last minute replacement for life of a gigolo seems enviable. He does by a window, streaks of light es Mercedez 450 SL convertibles, John Travolta, whose loss was a not see his job as being unethical; bonds of the Venetian blinds an European designer fashions, the blessing in disguise for the film. Gere instead, he sees himself as a force of Kaye's body as sharply as hidd Westwood Country Club and the Beverly adds his subtle, method-inspired style to potential good, giving pleasure to divide his mind. One of the fines Hills Hotel are bits and pieces of the his characterization of Kaye. His women who thought they were occurs when Kaye is walking" incapable of feeling it anymore. Slowly, corridor and then descends the iv. world known as Southern California. detached style of acting is responsible la Among the list of objects and playthings for American Gigolo's success; it is the drawbacks of his profession are into a dance hall inhabited by stands Julian Kaye, an American essential that we do not fully understand brought forward. In giving love, he is black leather outfits. The ima| Gigolo. Kaye. Every few moments a new facet incapable of receiving it. He feels age Kaye going back down the steps creeping up on him and realizes he is a climbed. The world Julian Kaye inhabits was of his personality is revealed. He shifts e] fashioned by director/writer Paul from moral to amoral actions. It is to possession of the rich; when he gets The finest cinematic mot ir: Schrader, a film maker who specializes Gere's credit that he can capture the older, he will be replaced by another American Gigolo makes in submerging both character and ambiguity of the role. young stud. His world caves in when he asynchronous sound: in a audience in worlds which have Lauren Hutton plays opposite Gere as is set up for a murder rap. great tension, the soundti s previously been taboo for the cinema. the only person who truly cares about Schrader takes nothing for granted. overcome by the pulse of Kayi Taxi Driver, Hardcore, and now Kaye. In a cooly acted characterization, Everything in the movie says something as he searches for an ob ei American Gigolo are the vehicles for his Hutton demonstrates that she is not about Kaye. His environment is ultra importance. The sound comes journeys into the minds and lives of the simply a model who is earning extra posh and therefore ultra false, and Kaye back to the audience in a me: people who dwell on the underside of our money in movies, but a capable actress. himself is as phony as the Westwood great intensity and orig society. American Gigolo is Schrader's She plays a woman who is tired of her Country Club. He tries to be suave, but Moments like that make An most successful film because it politician husband and his intellectual is obviously concealing his real self; he Gigolo a movie that serious filli d skillfully weaves together the friends; Kaye represents a different is simply a stud who appears to have a should not miss; yet, it is a Mi techniques and styles that film student world. The love affair between them is lot of class and brains. Schrader paces serious setback: Schrader, no Schrader most admires. He combines another point of ambiguity that is not the film with a disco-inspired theme enthusiasm for Bresson, ini the lyrical camera of his idol, French resolved until the end. She loves him, song that exposes Kaye's superficiality. ending of Bresson's Pic a: film maker Robert Bresson, and a film but can he love anyone? Kaye has been drilled to become a well virtually intact. 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The Tars winning run when Tampa pitchers ngdoi Hn't get untracked as the le walked three consecutive Tars. Chuck ^ blazers opened up an early 4-0 lead. Overby won his second game of the ty nn fc Todd brought the Tars closer year, despite surrendering twelve hits. nage ffl ^ belted a two-run homer to right Jack Toffey came on in relief in the -pshe ^ but Rollins could do little more ninth to earn his first save of the year. the plate. Steve MacDonald suffered The Tars lost two tough, one run tomen first loss despite pitching a good decisions against the University of ! u se ie, FIU took advantage of the windy Florida last Sunday and Monday, 9-8 nomei # three flyballs were carried over and 7-6. On Tuesday, the hitters had a ^racl fence by gusts. field day against Davison College, lye's 1 |,e next day, the Tars bounced back, defeating them 14-1. Phil Muse was the objec fjng five runs in the first three winning pitcher, allowing only three hits s eras ngs to defeat FIU 5-2. 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The Tars quickly Conference rivals, Florida Southern and took the lead for good and defeated the UCF. cross-town rivals 81-73. hi The Sunshine State Conference is one The Tars, with the possible exception of those growing conferences in the of the overtime loss to Southern, had country that has a post-season played their best game of the year. They tournament whose winner get an had four players scoring in double automatic berth in the NCAA division II figures and held Bo Clark to a dismal playoffs. Going into the tournament, the afternoon (6-18 from the floor). The Tars were on the down swing. They had question now arose whether or not the lost their last two regular season games Tars could play three nights in a row. against Southern and UCF and looked The answer was both yes and no. downright dismal against the Knights. On Monday, before a very loud It was obvious that the only way the Southern crowd, the Tars and the Mocs Tars would receive a bid was by winning came out firing. It was 18-14 in favor of three straight in the tournament. the Mocs after 7 minutes as Kyle Rich In game number one against scored four buckets, including a Biscayne, it looked like the Tars would breakaway, two-handed dunk. It make an early exit. They fell behind by seemed that playing three games in a seven early in the game and were still row would not affect the Tars, but then down by three at the half, 41-38. But then they fell apart. Over the next 10 the Tars woke up, as they scored 56 minutes, the Tars were outscored 22-3, points in the second half and won 94-85. and fell behind at the half 40-19. Opening Tip-off for the 5J The big play came with about 11 The Tars were certainly not at their minutes left when Stu Colling stole an best in the first half, but on the other tough man to man defense all over the In order to be a truly outsl inbounds pass and drove the length of hand, the Mocs were just about court and drew close. On two separate team, you have to beat the the court for a 3-point play. The Tars unbeatable. Kurt Alston, the best guard occasions they were within striking ahead of you; in this case those! were never challenged after that. in the SSC, had 17 points and 5 assists. distance, once at 50-39 and later at 72-64. were UCF and Southern. The On Sunday afternoon the Tars played John Ebeling added 12 points along with A Felix Tertulian 4-point play snuffed not, and as a result the Tars thai their third game of the year against the a ton of rebounds. Southern shot 70% in out one rally, and foul shots wiped out quite get over the hump in Knights from UCF. The Tars good the half, while the Tars shot 33%. the other. Final score, Southern 100, season. But by the same toker second half showing Saturday carried In the second half, the Tars played a Rollins 74. record really is quite good. Golf Team Opens 5-Tournament Season The Men's Golf Team is preparing to Florida Knights won on their home This year's team is bursting with freshmen golfers from New enter the major portion of their season, course, Cape Orlando Country Club. talent, and at times they have shown should help the Tars, as will steady| starting March 6 at the Fripp Island signs of greatness, yet thus far they Van Dyke and long-hitting Geor Invitational in South Carolina. This Although Coach Joe Justice showed have not played up to their potential. Wolfe. With Reeves and McB opens a five tournament Spring obvious disappointment over the team's Although All-American Scott Cooke has rounding out the squad, the Tars: schedule that includes travel into three finsih, he did express enthusiasm over not played well, he usually keys his definitely be a team to be reckoned] states, and possibly the National the improved play of sophomore Dave game for the Spring. George Kavanagh in the Division II championships! Division II finals. McBride and freshman John Reeves. and Mark Diamond, both outstanding year. The Tars played a three tournament McBride made the All-Conference team fall scheudle and competed in the as a result of his fourth place finish Suntree Invitational in January. Their individually. Reeves was second for most recent competition was the Rollins and tied for seventh overall. Sunshine State Conference "We've still won this tournament two Crew Team Championships February 16 and 17, in out of four years, which keeps us ahead which Rollins finished third out of six of both Central Florida and Florida teams. The University of Central Southern," commented Justice. National Champs By Greg Moran facing FIT, Jacksonville, Univer Minnesota, Drexel, and Ambi Piggott on the Way The Rollins College crew team has Rollins started the race in lane fon four members who, unlike any other quickly jumped into second athletes at Rollins, are National By Derek Fuchs behind FIT. At the 500 meter drafted) if I play well this year. If it falls Champions. The team of Paul Deatrick, Rollins caught FIT and the two through, then I'll worry about it when Tim Steliga, Craig Timmins, and Scott Rusty Piggott: Five foot, ten inches, battled for the lead. With 500 meti the time comes." He said he doesn't feel Lyden are the National Champions in go, FIT started to sprint, raising! 170 pounds; 1979 Rollins leader in hitting any added pressure because of the the Varsity lightweight-four crew event. (.342 average), doubles (13), and runs rowing time from 34 to 40 strokes| scouts that are looking at him: "You The National Championships took batted in (34); drafted by the New York never know what the scouts are minute. FIT began to pull awayf Yankees last year; four year starter at place on the Schuylkyll River, in the Rollins, but with 35 strokes left ii| thinking, so the hell with them. I just heart of Philadelphia. Twenty-four Rollins. These are some of the want to play ball." race Rollins started its sprint and i credentials Piggott has behind him as a schools entered this tournament, called finish line edged out FIT by one] In evaluating this year's team, the Dad Vail Regatta, and the Rollins length, thus winning Rollins' Rollins baseball player, and it could be Piggott said "pitching coach Blake just the beginning. lightweight-four team came in first. "Four" national championshipj Lorenz is probably one of the biggest To prepare for the championships, the addition to winning the gold me assets we acquire this year." Coach members of the lightweight-four team won the traditional "shirt Piggott came to Rollins from Boyd Coffie said in pre-season that practiced each morning at six a.m. for Northbrook, Illinois, the same area that pitching was going to be one of the each team participating in a partii the final two weeks of the season. To event bets their school rowing shirtp ^ brought former Rollins stars John major obstacles to overcome this year, enter a lightweight event at Dad Vail, Castino and David Hall. Castino was the but thus far the Tar pitching has been the winner takes them all. the members of the team have to Lyden, Timmins, Steliga, American League Rookie of the Year one of the team's strengths. average 155 pounds, with no man last year, playing third base for the So far this year, Piggott has been one Deatrick are all returning this ye weighing more than 160 pounds. The two are seven of the eight varsity me Minnesota Twins, and Hall is currently of the leading hitters on the team. As of weeks of intense training enabled the working his way up through the Montreal March 2, he was batting .400 with four of last year's team, so the outlook fl team to lose the required weight. Lyden Tars this year is very good. SteliHpjjj Expos farm system. doubles and three home runs. If he went from 160 to 145 pounds, Timmins Piggott said he is "planning on going continues to hit and field like he has the team to beat this year will be[ from 169 to 155, Steliga from 163 to 153, which has 50-60 oarsmen try out' as far in baseball as I can. People tell been, the Yankees should surely draft and Deatrick from 169 to 151 pounds. me I've got a good chance (to get him again. year while Rollins has only The day of the finals saw Rolling jml^i Roffiss Saadspw March 7.1980 P*gc II [en's Tennis at 13-2 By Greg Moran accepted by most coaches as being the best team in the state, so the Rollin's L Rollins College men's Tennis victory was a big one. Chuck DeSalvo L gotten off to a very quick start won at the number one singles position, E, winning thirteen of their first Craig Perry won at number two, Lee Tjatches. Ramsdell won at number five, and John prs entered the 1980 season Arciero won at number six. Providing ^Hin the nation in Division n, the fifth and deciding point for the Tars by defeating Indiana was the doubles team of DeSalvo and y and St. Leo College and Perry at the number one spot. Keating fifth-ranked Valdosta After beating the University of College, 9-0. Next, the Tars Florida, Rollins beat Florida Institute of !je St. Leo again, and then Technology, and then in a close match Br first loss of the year to the defeated Flagler, 5-4. Nest, the Tars Jsity of Central Florida. "1Tie beat Florida Sothern again, Ball State played well below their University, and Western Michigan said junior co-captain University. bielman, "and had to battle the Rollins* only other loss of the season fand a partisan UCF crowd as came on March 4 against Guilford Hpr opponents." College. Rollins led 4-2 going into the doubles matches with Steve Speilman, ptheloss to UCF, Rollins went on Ray Green. Lee Ramsdell, and Glenn inatch winning streak, defeating Outlaw winning matches at the number diversity of South Florida. Florida three through six positions. Guilford lern, Georgia Southern and won the number two and three doubles, mating with a defeat of Division I and in a final tiebreaker set they won rUniversity of Florida. 5-4, T:;e the number one doubles and the entire ersity of Florida is generally match 5-4. Chuck DeSalvo reaches high for a backhand /olle/. s B £ fUmm «! m m i M 1 IMufcisKf FWida if Ml il # § I Wtenz f%yttS^,2HM«B;iyaralMni34; hfedttsi BB IP R H KB m SG Mutt ay fK 2• 2 7 % crow** m % % 3 1 $ Vflsmm • 2 1 2 1 « Tdfeyd**!) i i i 2 7 I m H E CHs€xsity¥]M Hi m m m i T 4 ?.: •w at Philadelphia feb ilFoni on University of Florida Waterslcf eeker.c at Lake do. The Tars won the tournann . 015 points, 4.5^ CMBM 2 44 4 Seeing BUta ! 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