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:::;x.,:-.-.. ,. _____ % Volume 98 November 27, 1991 Rollins College-Winter Park, Florida Issue #11 Rally S.T.A.R.T.s A.T. addressing student concerns

BYMIKEPORCO provements where park­ tordspw Staff ing, dorm renovations, and food service were impor­ "Opening the lines of communication" was tant concerns. Students ^focusof theS.T.A.R.T. A.T. studentrally on felt that a parking garage Thursday. would settle the parking As twelve o'clock approached, volunteers problem. Since Rollins is set up equipment, sound checks were made, and a small campus with lim­ Video Projects set up to film the event. Bob Rice ited space this would provided the opening entertainment as students, provide the opportunity to faculty, and administrators bought their lunch build up instead of across. and sat down to listen to "Suddenly Psychotic." Unanimously it was They eagerly waited to voice their opinions. decided that McKean needed major renovations, The music came to a close with Bob's "first photo I Tracy Stetson but there were also con­ year student song," "Rollins College 32789." SGA President Skipper Moran and musician Bob Rice kicked off the S.TA..R.T. A.T. cerns with other housing Rally on Mills Student body President Skipper Mor an pro v ided Lawn Thursday. Attendance was good for the discussions about operational issues. theopening remarks stating that this rally was by establishments such as ______the students and for the students. He pleaded Elizabeth, where it "stinks in the guys' hall­ with everyone who participated to listen ways!" The short term solution to these prob­ thoughtfully. In closing he added, "It will begin lems was more cleaning supplies. Andrea Housing policy: past, today, but where will it end?" Hobson, an R.A. in Ward Hall, addressed the idea that alcohol was causing the damage to the Session Topics dorms. present, and proposed The sunny atmosphere along with the out- Other ideas brought up were more food BY LAYNA MOSLEY ; location for the discussion provided a nice options at the Student Center (because all the Sandspur staff three; status three groups undergo annual hous­ setting for those who participated. The most fried food tastes the same),improvement of the ing reviews. Status is determined by annual popularly attended session was About Last downstairs area, and a pharmacy on campus to reviews and recommendations. Lawrence de­ ht. Students were very interested in their provide easier access to medicine. While stu­ The fact that approximately eighty per cent cided to involve empowered students in the ire at Rollins. Robert Holly moderated the dents were generally happy with the bookstore, of Rollins students live on campus causes housing process; a Housing Committee, consisting of | discussion which brought up concerns regarding they felt it was unfair that all books werebought to be a very important issue. representatives of each status three group and ' the effectiveness of a Student (campus) Center, back at the same price no matter what the origi­ In years past, the system of housing allo­ members of the Residential Life staff, was j cooperation of the MarriotFood Service, as well nal cost of the book was. cation for residential groups has undergone created. Gar Vance sees Lawrence's action as as school spirit. Mark Freeman, personal coun­ The yellow sign marked the group Every­ various changes. Thesf, revisions have addressed commendable. This committee formulates selor at health services stated, "Rollins needs a thing I Need To Know I Learned In Kinder­ inefficiencies in the review process. In the housing recommendations after considering 1 point to promote unity. Instead of larger garten. Issues concerned problems of off- spring of 1988, recommendations for housing grades, community service, damage to facilities, universities, like FSU or the University of Mi- campus students as well as a more personal were made to the Dean of the College by the and programming. , which have football teams to promote to­ relationship between faculty and students. The Campus Life Committee. At that time, the Recommendations by the Housing Com­ getherness among students, Rollins could have a big debate was whether Rollins fulfilled its roll decisions of this committee were made largely mittee then go before the. renamed and Theme for the Year" which would promote as a liberal arts college or whether it was becom­ by its faculty members. These choices were strengthened Student Life Committee. This ing a comprehensive university. Senator Carolyn based on residential groups giving a thirty minute committee reviews the information and presents "Rollins needs a focal Espasas felt that certain less popular majors presentation to the committee addressing the its recommendations to residential groups. should become minors to allow for the inclusion reasons the group deserved to keep its house. Groups may then respond. The recommenda­ point to promote unity." of more popular majors, such as journalism and That year, Kappa Kappa Gamma lost its house. tions and responses are submitted to Dean -Mark Freeman public relations. Senator Sandy Bitman dis­ Then, in the spring of 1989, Phi Delta Theta lost Nielson. The final decision concerning allo­ Personal counselor agreed, feeling that this would go against a its house, and X-Club was moved from Gale to cation ultimately belongs to Nielson, although liberal arts education. It was agreed that the Rex Beach Hall. he strongly heeds the advice of the committee. intellectual discussion as well as everyone liberal arts idea should be revamped. Publica­ An obvious problem with the policy was The review process has functioned in this *"*ting on common ground. tions and Broadcast Union Chair Rob Sivitilli that the faculty members were usually not in­ fashion for the past two years. Problems have Another concern was the lack of publicity put it the best way in saying, "Rollins has always volved with the groups they were reviewing. arisen for a variety of reasons; one major im­ school events. Is the "attractive kiosk" in been known to be innovative and has always Following the protests after the 1989 decisions, pediment is that fourteen residential groups are font of Beans suitable for getting the message tried to stay a step ahead." Dean Steve Nielson established the current currently recognized, while only twelve spaces rcss tostudent s about what's going on around John Dukes moderated the Demand Di­ process, which charges the review process to the exist for group housing. wjpus or should it be "souped up with comput­ versity group. This group wondered if the "C" Director of Residential Life. Nielson's goal In recent weeks, under the auspices of the es M someone suggested in the discussion? It requirement was enough. Should there be a was, and is, "to receive an informed recom­ InterFraternity Council, a new proposal for group «also stated that students who have work required freshman class which educated stu­ mendation from the Office of Residential Life." housing has been written, revised, and presented ty would be very willing to work later in the dents on diversity or should there be more than The methods by which Residential Life derives to various groups on campus, including the >t operating a "What's Going On" table in one "C" requirement throughout the curricu­ these recommendations is "an operational mat­ Student Life Committee and the four indepen­ « of Beans. The Sandspur, WPRK, and lum? Ashley Hoven, a Community of Learners ter." dent residential groups (Pinehurst, International m •' television station, channel 15, were student at Rollins, felt that there should be a Director of Residential Life Mike Lawrence Students Organization, Greenhouse, and ROC). 'Mas valuable sources to promote events. An "priority to minorities in admission to Rollins." responded to this charge by establishing a three This proposal is constantly under revision, but y ent hotline" was another popular idea. year cycle of review. Residential groups were Stephanie Brown moderated Home Im­ please see Rally page 6 classified as status one, status two, or status please see Housing page 3 NEWS STYLE FORUM SPORTS INDEX

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Magic Johnson and AIDS Rollins students that are HIV infected, about 3 Groups like ACT UP and others have "innocently" contracted the disease (i.ei chil­ BY KALEE KREIDER in 1,000 college-age students are believed to asserted that the government has given little dren, hemophiliacs, and health care workers) Sandspur staff and those who contracted the HIV virus through have the virus. The Students for Safer Sex An American sports hero infected with the funding to AIDS research because the disease homosexual intercourse or drug use. As evi­ organization at Rollins College recommends most stigmatized illness in America today blan­ first affected disenfranchised groups and out­ denced by the Center for Population's increased that if students wish to be tested, the Orange keted much of the media several weeks ago. cast groups- gay men and drug users. The focus on Johnson's past sex life and possible County Health Department (244-2680) m0. While Magic's wife, who is seven months preg­ Johnson announcement, however, has graphi­ promiscuity, it appears that the media and per­ vides anonymous HIV testing and counseling nant, has tested negative for the HIV virus, the cally shown that any individuals not engaging haps soci- for the Orlando area. Usually an individual will basketball player has focused new attention on in safe sex or _^___-mu--mmmm--m~--wmm-m ety is try­ test positive for the virus on the ELIS A test (the a disease which has killed 120,000 Americans abstinence mmmmammmw---~~m_-~---~w--m mm ing to de­ test commonly used to screen blood donors and since 1981. While no virus in history has had a are not pro­ termine if given by the Health Department) within a year 100% fatality rate, currently there is no cure for tected from It is unclear as to whether the he will be to eighteen months of exposure to HIV. How the HIV virus which causes AIDS. The Center the virus. considered ever, symptoms may not appear for up to ten for Disease Control (CDC) predicts that in the While Magic Johnson announcement will (10) years after the initial infection. There are next three (3) years 230,000 more people will Johnson may a possible a variety of local organizations that provide die in the US alone while worldwide over eleven begin AZT spokesper­ draw attention to inequities services to those with AIDS and those who are (11) million people are infected. treatment son and HIV-positive. The Hope and Help Center of Cases of AIDS as early as 1968 have been soon as his T- advocate in media attention concerning Central Florida (628-8542) is directed by a found in the United States. However, unlike the cell count for pro- Rollins graduate student and can provide infor­ rest of the world, HIV and AIDS in America has (which indi­ m o t i n g those who "innocently" mation and support to those affected by AIDS. become almost synonymous with the gay com­ cates the safe sex. munity. Today, the CDC predicts that while functioning Regardless While Magic Johnson's revelation has approximately 60% of those currently reported of the im­ contracted the disease . of the out- sparked a great deal of discussion about living with HIV, the uncertainty faced by individuals with the HIV virus are gay, the other 40% mune sys- _wmmmmm-mwmammmmm--m---mm wm_^m_m_m-umm---mmm--mm---* come of consists of IV drug users, hemophiliacs, and tern) is below this argu­ with a chronic illness can often be overwhelm­ heterosexuals. As HIV has spread from the east normal, there still remains the over one (1) ment, it seems clear that the millions of young ing. Experts are hopeful that his announcement and west coasts to the interior regions of the million Americans who are infected but do not people who revere Magic Johnson have now will not be a "flash in the pan" but rather that United States, it is reported that those most at yet show symptoms. been educated about HIV. However, with mil­ increased education will lead individuals to risk in the future are minority groups, the poor, It is unclear as to whether the Johnson lions of homeless and the astronomically high change their sexual behavior to include using a women, and children with 200,000 to 600,000 announcement will draw any attention to ineq­ homicide rate in the inner-cities, it remains condom during intercourse, abstaining, and new infections predicted in the next three years. uities in media attention concerning those who unclear whether or not safe sex or abstinence is testing for HIV and other STD's. While the full a priority in an environment where day to day ramifications of this plague have perhaps not survival comes first. yet been felt in the US, the future course of the While no figures are available at the American health care system may hang in the Student Loan Bill Proposes Lakeside Health Center as to the number of balance. to Save Taxpayers Billions

WASHINGTON — Put in a nutshell, of loan forgiveness. But if you are unfortu­ Congressman Tom Petri says his student loan nate, there's a way out for you." proposal is "simple, universal, makes sense, The IDEA program is designed to be and saves money. It will radically improve self-financing while being a better deal for Discover Kinko's ^ America's student loan system while saving students than the current student loan pro­ the taxpayers billions of dollars." grams which IDEA would supplement. Petri The Income-Dependent Education As­ identified four sources of savings in the for resumes that sistance Act (IDEA) would make up to program that correspond to four sources of $70,000 of loans available for most college waste in current student loan programs. and graduate-level students and up to $ 143,000 get discovered. First: The IDEA program would have for medical students. Under the income- "virtually no student loan defaults," Petri dependent approach, former students would said. "Because the loans are automatically The right resume can be your only chance to repay the loans based on their incomes after rescheduled based on income, there would be make the right first impression. At Kinko's we'll leaving school. "There would be no fixed no reason to default. Further, IDEA repay­ help you create a professional resume that's repayment schedule. Rather, repayment would ments are defined as income taxes. Evading sure to impress. automatically be stretched out as long as repayment would be tax evasion. So there people need it to be," said the Wisconsin would be no opportunity to default." «/ We'll work with you Republican, a member of the Education and Second: The cost of loan capital under on the format. Labor Committee. IDEA would be lower because the IDEA «/ We typeset and Those with high incomes after leaving program would use direct government capital reproduce your school would be expected to repay relatively rather than bank capital which, under current quickly at slightly higher effective interest programs, comes with apolitically-negotiated resume on fine rates which would help to subsidize those high interest rate. quality stationer with low incomes after school. Those who Third: Loan subsidies under the IDEA y All at a price expect to make high incomes would still be program would be targeted precisely to those that's right attracted to the program by its still-reasonable who need them, and to the extent of their terms and by its flexibility," Petri said. need. These subsidies would be balanced by for anyone IDEA loans payments would be calcu­ premium payments from high income just starting out. lated and collected as part of former students' graduates. income taxes. Fourth: The IDEA program would be $ "Under IDEA, every student would be much simpler to administer. There would be able to take out loans for his or her education no family needs analysis at the beginning, 34.95 Professional with complete confidence that repayment and repayment would be collected by the IRS would be affordable, no matter what income as part of income taxes. the student ends up earning after leaving 'The middle class is largely locked out Includes one page typeset and saved on disk, 25 copies school," Petri said. "If you lose your job, get of current student loan programs, and at the on fine stationery paper, 25 matching blank sheets (for sick, or take time off to raise kids, your loan same time the Education Department expects cover letters) and 25 #1G envelopes. Not valid with any is automatically rescheduled." $3.6 billion of student loan defaults this year," other offer. Offer good at listed locations only. One Petri noted that any loan amounts left Petri said. "We need fresh thinking to produce coupon per customer. Good through December 31, 1991. unpaid after 25 years would be wiped off the a simple, affordable and universal student Open 24 hours books. The degree of subsidy provided in this loan program. That's what IDEA is all about." way would depend on a borrower's total in­ Introduced in May, IDEA currently has 628-5255 come over the 25 years. "The only way to 60 cosponsors in the House from 27 states. 127 W. Fairbanks Ave. kinko's avoid significant loan repayments is to have a The list of cosponsors includes representatives (Across from Rollins College) very low income for much of your working from 27 states. In the Senate, IDEA has been the copy center ' life," Petri said. "You would have to be very introduced by Minnesota Republican Sen. unfortunate to qualify for substantial amounts Dave Durenberger. lm • -***>• - page 3

Sandspur file photo In the past, members of the History and Politics departments offered their construction services to those in need. Possibly, they could help solve the group housing shortage by doing it again.

arship. All members of a group will be consid­ It is doubtful that the proposal, at least in clude: Dr. Wendy Brandon, Ms. Gloria Child, Housing from page 1 ered for the total G.P. A., not just those living in this form, will become the procedure for hous­ Dr. Nancy Decker, Ms. Peggy Jarnigan, Dr. Eric the house. Also, consideration must be given to ing allocation. One major reason for this is the Schutz, Dr. Joe Siry (Chair), Ms. Lucy Hamilton, Wow is its format as of November 20. It lists the differences in numbers of each group. fact that, on Tuesday, November 19, following Dr. Mike Lawrence, and students Morgan seven housing guidelines and offers three rules -The Housing Committee will only meet: a presentation of the proposal by Dan Nadeau, Cesarano, CaraCrowley, Kriy a Lendzion, Devita for disciplinary situations; it also notes, "Upon (1) on all issues concerning the goals of phi­ the four independent groups decided against it. Mosley, and Bob Selton. As Dr. Siry warns, Repassing of this proposal and the completion lanthropy, (2) if a group is petitioning to take They responded with a memorandum, which "Student Life is not a rubber stamp." of its use for one academic year, this entire full residency of a house that is currently being stated that, while they appreciated the initiative Some committee members questioned the policy will again be up for review to ensure its shared with other men/women, (3) if any new involved in proposing a new system, they were inclusion of Rex Beach Hall and Harmon in next integrity." groups forming on campus want to petition for against the proposal. They also suggested year's pool of available spaces; Dr. Decker Housing conditions state: a floor in a forming a expressed her concern over the difficulty that any new groups would have in entering the dormitory, or committee to housing pool. Cesarano expressed concern over All groups are on equal status. (4) if a group work with the inclusion of IFC and Panhellenic advisers on •The Housing/Philanthropy Committee fails to fill IFC, and also the housing committee and their possible lack of will consist of one representative from each of 60% of the with knowledge regarding the housing situation; he fourteen groups, one representative of beds available "The proposed housing Panhellenic, Nadeau responded that the advisers do interact esidential Life, one adviser for the Indepen­ to them in their to improve the with students and are knowledgeable regarding dent Groups, and the advisers of IFC and house to dis­ system has been killed.'' housing re­ housing. Panhellenic. cuss relieving view process. To allow further discussion of the policy, •Community service projects will be de- the problem. - Kalee^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Kreider ^ According to an emergency meeting of the Student Life lded on and carried out through the Housing/ Kalee Committee was held on November 19. While hilanthropy committee and the members of Disci- Kreider, "The the minutes of the meeting were not available at groups represented. (It is understood that plinary Situa- mmmm'immmmm^mm^mmm ^^^^^mammm^m^imm^i^m proposed nousmg sys­ me rime oi irus writing, ur. oiry aia comment on ^Projects will involved intellectual, personal, tions: tem has been killed." This, she says, is because concerns raised at the meeting. The Committee 'socialgrowth.) Groups are encouraged to -If a group does get into trouble, there will 0 75% of the residential groups must approve the spent a total of three hours discussing the pro­ other community service projects, but they be no threat of losing their house. Probationary have no proposal. Now, the four independent groups posal; a vote was planned for the December 4 bearing on their housing situation. measures will be implemented (extra commu­ are considering setting up an "Interest Group meeting. Siry saw it as valuable that the meet­ -there will be a single progress report nity service, etc.) If a group does commit an act Council" which would preserve the groups' ings were attended by outside administrators, N«ted at the end of each semester updating deemed heinous (such as gang rape) and it is housing interests; the need is seen because IFC including Gar Vance. This will promote the idential Life on the development of the proven through the proper Judicial Board, then and Panhellenic already perform such func­ infusion of elements of the discussion into this the group will go in front of the Housing tions for the Greek residential groups. year's housing review. -One of the two houses for Greenhouse Committee to review the group's privilege to Dan Nadeau, the main force behind this Siry believes that the most serious problem R« Beach will be delegated as options to live in a house. proposal, could not be reached for comment on at Rollins is the relationship between men and ^° groups left of the fourteen who do not -The extent of the punishment will come the policy or the week's actions regarding it. women. Any new work by the Committee must houses. This will take effect for the 1992- down from the Student Hearing Board or the address this, as the Committee's mission this acadenuc year. IFC Judicial Board if male-Greek related. Members of the Student Life Committee year is to focus on the needs of the entire -trades for the different groups will no -Failure by any group to participate in the offered their views on the proposal when it was * looked at as narrowly as they have projects will be subject to extra community presented to them at their November 12 meet­ please see Housing page 8 ^ *e past Instead, concentration will be service projects by the appropriate judicial 41 ing. Members of this year's Committee in­ the group is doing to promote schol­ board. The Sandspur Volume 98 hs_ i page

S.G.A. NEWS Senate Minutes: November 20, 1991

SUBMITTED BY DANJEL1_E FARESE

•nt; excused: Farrelly. Sellman; unexcused: Nalley, Sherrffl. L Me€t5H2 CA\

II. Officer reports P^duci summary will be forthcoming; we need to make swelhatstudent is on committee for spendmg4 million dollars Pres.: Smakin; Rally tomorrow; Senators are expected to be around fhe lawn, ^ Nation; expect some coming of Rally tomorrow; encouraged Senators to attend Rally; encouraged people to go to M,. [abitat for Humanity, Computer Science program—mon< ecuritv—anvone interested lei Cyd know. • ' Senator Davis is forming a commi >ith Sam who is link between Marriott and the students—next meetmg \s Monday, November 25i-.,

Ch'ef Justice- Sig Ep is appealing IFC J decision and SHB hasagreed to hear iL Comptroller' The budget info session is tonight; update on group spending; urged groups to use money and program more. PR- Passed out schemes for tomorrow: need volunteers to help set up an RCP- Reminder BluesTest this/Saturday; working onAVinterfesi v.jth Walton; update on Blues Travelers date.

^SyTAlcohol meetings had low turnout; until las; one-ofl f-eopte there-lots of mput generated; Dec, 4th is alcohol policy meeting for Senate Input. :

Appro^riaLnTLast week met w/ Math and Computer Science Club and aDocated 100 dollars and Off Campus Student Organization received 150 dollars; sending out letters A ; semesterVbudgets soon.

?Sew Business; B3191-92-12 Academic Ii iasic—automatically tabled. . . \: •; ' . Senate Resolution 91-92-3 ke Lawrence by Davis and Vlasic; Wellman motions to suspend rules and vote this week; Chewning 2nds; vote—resolution passes unarumoi

Hussion: START AT rally discussion; Dean of the Faculty Search Committee needs student input.. •

eeting over at 7;50 pm. Bills & Resolutions Professional Hairstyle & SENATE BILL 1991-92-12 SENATE RESOLUTION 1991-92-3 sponsored by Paul Vlasic sponsored by Cyd Davis and Paul Vlasic Makeover Personal WHEREAS, there are no agreed upon criteria WHEREAS, Michael Lawrence has served the Wardrobe & for responding to violations of the policy on Rollins community for five years with great WiSS Accessories academic integrity including cheating, plagia­ devotion and caring for the student body; and rism, and facilitating academic dishonesty, and; WHEREAS, Mike has brought the administra­ Consultation WHEREAS, various proposals including an tion closer to everyone; and An Honor Code have been discussed, and; WHEREAS, the students of Roll:-s College WHEREAS, the current practices concerning Exclusive have benefitted greatly by his leadership, in­ Photo academic honest have not been researched and tegrity, and sense of humor; and Session therefore are not clearly known; WHEREAS, Mike has challenged us to make THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the positive changes in the Rollins community; mmediate Student Government Association requests the and Video Executive Committee of the College appoint a Proofing Task Force on Academic Integrity, composed WHEREAS, his commitment to diversity has Photo of three students and three faculty members, been a voice to the entire Rollins community; shoots in and the Dean of the College or someone so and designated by the Dean; and that the faculty COLOR BOOK should be drawn from a diversity of academic WHEREAS, Mike has opened his heart and his OR divisions, and shall be selected by the Execu­ home to the student body; and YOUR tive Committee of the College Senate. BUCK APPOINTMENT WHEREAS, the students through their repre­ & BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Task sentatives, the Student Government Associa­ WHITE TODAY Force generate a report outlining current issues tion Senate, would like to pay homage to a hero of academic integrity, current policies, and in their midst; possible suggestions for addressing the issues FASHION SHOTS™ 500 N. Orlando, Ave. • Suite 1391 comprehensively. The report should be con­ V Winter Park, FL (407) 647 - 4686 cluded within one year and submitted to the THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that you be Academic Affairs Committee with copies to commended for your outstanding contributions Mon - Sat • 10am - 9pm Sun • 12 - 5pm the Student Government Association, the Dean to the Rollins College community on this, the Located In the Winter Park Mad next to DOIards of the College, and the Dean of the Faculty. . 20th day of November, 1991. *ot**f expires 11/3/91 •^^,1991

ROLLINS UPDATE Are you a Florida Leader? Orlando's chilly sister-city GAINESVILLE — If you're a Florida college Oxendine says. "Students need to get involved student who supports yourself through school, now in some of the important issues that will be ORLANDO-Recently, Orlando Navy installations and substantial inter­ makes superb grades, and is active at your facing them in the future." City Commissioner Glenda Hood and national aviation activities. As well much allege and in your community, then you may Applications will be reviewed by a panel the mayor of Keflavik, Iceland signed a of the fish purchased from Icelandic fleets have a chance at winning a share of more than of distinguished judges, including former U.S. sister-city agreement. In attendance at by Orlando-based General Mills Restau­ $30,000 in scholarships and prizes in the fifth Secretary ofEducation Terrell Bell, former U.S. the ceremony was the President of Ice­ rants for its Red Lobster restaurants is annual "Florida College Student of the Year" Secretary of the Treasury William E. Simon, land, Mme. Vigdis Finnbogadottir. The shipped through the Keflavik harbor. award Miami Hera Id Publisher David Lawrence, S tate agreement is the fifth for Orlando. Keflavik began as a fishing village Hundreds of students from all types of University System Chancellor Charles Reed, According to Commissioner Hood, in the mid-nineteenth century. Today, universities, private colleges, community State Board of Community Colleges Executive "Orlando and Keflavik are entering this its metropolitan population numbers colleges, and other schools throughout Florida Director Clark Maxwell, Jr., State Board of partnership because both have strong 15,000; it is, however, the largest city on

w;il vie for the title in the prestigious schol­ Independent Colleges and Universities Execu­ international development programs. Iceland's southwestern peninsula of arship contest sponsored by Florida Leader tive Director Wayne Freeberg, Samuel L. Tourism is an economic mainstay of Reykjanes. It is home to Iceland's larg­ magazine and other companies that believe in Ferguson, executive director of the State Board both cities. Both also are home to U.S. est seaports. promoting excellence in Florida higher edu­ of Independent Postsecondary, Vocational, cation. Technical, Trade and Business Schools, and This statewide award recognizes students William McCray, founder of the Florida Afri­ who support themselves through school, can-American Student Association, as well as demonstrate academic proficiency, and are respected educators, business leaders and Make a Difference — involved in community service, philanthropy, journalists nationwide. and political activism on and off-campus. Winners will be announced at an April Twenty students from colleges throughout the 1992 press conference and reception at The Give Campus Tours state will share more than $30,000 in schol­ Capitol in Tallahassee. As "Florida's Premier Student Magazine," ROLLINS-The Admissions Office is now accepting applications for student ambassador arships and prizes donated by First Union positions for Spring Term. National Bank of Florida, Winn-Dixie, Zenith, Florida Leader is a free news magazine read by students at 58 colleges throughout the state of Student ambassadors help shape the future of the college by introducing prospective Busch Gardens, and many other respected students to Rollins through giving campus tours, hosting overnight visitors, and attending Florida. "We challenge students to strive for businesses and benefactors. receptions. excellence, to get involved in important edu­ "Florida's best students strive to make a Applications will be available in the Admissions Office beginning Tuesday, November 26. cation issues, and to care about others." difference, to have aoositive influence at their Applicants will sign up for a twenty minute trial tour and ten minute interview. The tours and Oxendine says. In its eighth year of publishing, colleges and in their communities," says W.H. interviews will be held Wednesday, December 4 and Thursday, December 5. "Butch" Oxendine, Jr., publisher of Florida Florida Leader recently won first prize na­ leader magazine. "They are admirable ex­ tionally for editorial excellence among college amples of self-reliant student leaders who magazines and the prestigious "Newsmaker" understand the importance of striving for ex­ award from the FTP-NEA for outstanding cellence, whether it be in class work or com­ coverage of education in Florida. The New self-esteem program munity service. magazine's award-winning publisher, Oxendine Publishing, Inc., also recently launched a spe­ "In addition to the scholarships and prizes, WINTER PARK —" College women with "The term 'self-esteem' itself is empty; cial issue of Florida Leader for Florida high maybe the statewide recognition that comes a lack of self-esteem are particularly vulner­ it's one of those catch phrases that means very school students across the state. with being Florida Leader magazine's able to such problems as alcohol abuse, date little on its own, but when I start talking to "Florida College Student of the Year" might For application information, please send rape, and sexually transmitted diseases, " said them about their relationships, they get inter­ challenge other students to attack their college a selfaddressed, stamped, business-size enve­ Judy Provost, director of Rollins College's ested." careers with the same passion that our past lope to "Florida College Student of the Year" Lakeside Health and Counseling Services, who During the 90-minute program, Provost winners, such as Florin Tudor of the Univer­ award, do Florida Leader magazine, PO Box has developed a program to heighten self-es­ asks the group to write down the initials of the sity of Florida, Caryl Brown of the University 14081, Gainesville, Fla. 32604-2081. If you teem. people-who boost their self-esteem and then need more information or have specific ques­ of Florida, Laura Prout of S t. Petersburg Junior "Most young people have the facts about those that wound it. "Writing it down is tions about the award or eligibility require­ College, and Mary King of Miami-Dade AIDS, about drunk driving, about date rape, sometimes the first step to help them change ments, please call (904)373-6907. Community College have demonstrated," but they don't act accordingly. Even though diminishing relationships and migrate toward they know how, they don't do the things that nurturing ones," she said. can prevent these crises. The national consen­ Provost also asks the women to list their sus is that there's a more basic problem in­ achievements. "So many college women don't volved and that problem is self-esteem," she feel okay about their accomplishments. Talk­ Career Services Programs said. ing openly about the things they should be Why would accomplished women with proud of helps them recognize their own At this point in the term, surviving through finals is a major concern for many students. intelligence, youth and bright futures suffer value," she said. There is, however, life after college. Career Services can help one plan for this through various from a poor self image? Provost said she^developed the self-es­ Programs. Next week, the following sessions will be held in the Galloway Conference Room Provost explained with an example. "A teem program because several national stud­ in Mills. student might have been captain of a varsity ies indicated that college students' risky be­ sport and president of her class in high school. havior could be traced to a low self-image. Career Planning Monday, December 2 at 12:30 She came to college with a lot of self-esteem, "Getting to the larger, basic issue is al­ but suddenly she's just one of many with ac­ ways more difficult than dealing with the Career Transitions Monday, December 2 at 3:30 complishments and talents. If her basic foun­ obvious problems, like drinking," Provost said. dation of self-esteem isn't strong, she's less While there is no way for her to calculate a Resume Writing Tuesday, December 3 at 2:00 resilient and she tends to falter." success rate, she said, "if an hour with these Provost said college students are con­ women helps them think about the reasons Balancing Life Roles Tuesday, December 3 at 3:30 fronted with new issues and self-doubts- that they make some of the decisions they do, it's they might never have faced before. a success." Interviewing Skills Wednesday, December 4 at 2:00 "Young people have doubts about their Provost sees her new programs as a intellectual abilities, their looks, their ability to complement to the college's overall attempt to Job Search Strategies Wednesday, December 4 at 3:30 make a living when they graduate. If they don't heighten students' self-esteem so that the have a good self-image underneath the doubts, problems manifested by low self-image are they might have trouble overcoming them," diminished. said Provost, who authored the guide, "The Rollins encourages students to become Freshman Year — Stress or Success." involved in activities that benefit someone "Alcohol and sex are common ways people other than themselves, because, as Provost ROM NOW UNTIL JANUARY 5. THE SYN­ attempt to bolster self-esteem," she said, and said, "If a student who feels she's not worth­ women who have low self-esteem are often while gets involved in helping an elderly person DIC IMAGE: FABRICATED PHOTOGRAPHY IN less assertive, so are more vulnerable to date or a child, she starts to feel like she matters at °R1DA, IS ON DISPLAY AT THE CORNELL FINE rape. Provost's new program at Rollins Col­ least to that one person. It's subtle, but it $ MUSEUM, THE SHOW FEATURES EIGHT lege addresses women's lack of self-esteem works." Any woman interested in forming a sup­ >RIDA PHOTOGRAPHERS WHO COMPOSE THE through exercises designed to build confidence. She visits dorms and women's groups where port group is encouraged to contact Judy 1M*GES THEY SHOOT. she speaks indirectly about self-esteem by Provost at the Lakeside Health and Counsel­ talking about relationships. ing Center (x2194).

•:•;>••••••:•:•••:•:•:•:•:• The Sandspur Volume 98 Issue- page 6

How do auxiliary services really work? An overview

First in a Series of Investigative Reports The bookstore is managed by Doc Henson. BY LAYNA MOSLEY Erhlich states that the profit margin it seeks to Sandspur staff maintain are "in line with that at other college At some time or another, every person at bookstores throughout the nation." Textbook Rollins has heard horror stories about gigantic prices are determined by the publisher; the textbook bills, great delays in the delivery of bookstore then decides on the amount of the campus mail, and impossible telephone calling markup. This decision, then, must be the rea­ card situations. son why a student may purchase a book at Understanding the operation of these Rollins and then remove the price tag to find a auxiliary services is the first step to understand­ much lower price printed on the book's jacket. ing the complications that sometimes arise A few weeks ago, a new manager, Gail during their operation. Auxiliary Services at Dager, took over operations at the Post Office. Rollins is comprised of the food service, the While she does not have experience in an edu­ bookstore, the post office, telephone service, cational setting, her previous position as man­ the copy center, central purchasing for the ager of a contract post office in central Florida college, the warehouse, and most vending ma­ has honed her customer service skills. Erhlich chines. All areas fall under Lou Morrell, the is able to offer a picture of how the post office Vice President of the College for Treasury and is supposed to run. Campus mail that is sent by Finance. These services are directly supervised 10:00 a.m. should be delivered by that afternoon, by Jonathon Erhlich; each area also has its own and will definitely be delivered by the next manager who oversees day to day operations morning. This occurs because one hundred and largely determines policy. percent of the mail is sorted and delivered daily. Erhlich has held his current position for Still, daily activities sheets for November 20 approximately one year. Prior to that, he was were not delivered to the newspaper's box until Special Projects Manager for the Vice President the afternoon of November 22. Incoming mail of Finance, a job which he held for two and a is picked up at the Winter Park post office half years. He began working for Rollins while Monday through Friday at 8:00 a.m. It should a student at Crummer. He also served as the be in the campus boxes by 11:00 a.m.; some Hall Director for Rex Beach Hall for two years. days, Monday for example, it is not delivered Erhlich feels that his prior experience with until late afternoon. Outgoing mail is taken to students helps him to effectively address their the Winter Park Post Office at 3:00 p.m.; it is concerns. His major duty involves dealing with also taken when pick-up is made in the morn­ individual problems that arise. ing. According to Ehrlich, the goal of the op­ At some point in the past, the campus erations is to provide services for everyone at post office was open on Saturdays. According the College, including faculty and staff, as well to Ehrlich, "We all would like to have it open as students. Every college and university runs then, but it is a matter of funding." When Dager its auxiliaries differently. Some contract for all was hired, Arthur Hutchings, past manager, photo I John Duke areas; Rollins does this only for the food service. assumed a new part-time position. This addi­ One of America's best-loved symbols of the US visited Mills Lawn last week. Photographtt The College prefers that employees are part of tional position has increased efficiency of the John Dukes captured (on film) this Bald eagle having some fish in a tree. the Rollins staff. The structure of auxiliaries operation. Also employed at the post office are may be designed to produce profits, or it may be students from Orange County high schools who card. Next year, colleges will be required by takes so long." He finds that the downsideofj subsidized and budgeted for a loss. At Rollins, are participating in a "work-credit" program. law to allow the use of all calling cards; Rollins administrative position is that it is difficult the aim is for a break-even system. "None of Phone service at Rollins is handled by the is already operating under a similar policy. to be able always to provide solutions; heir the services are designed to make a lot of money Telecommunications Office. Erhlich states that Erhlich attempts not to be defensive about try, though, to make every situation onet1" for the school," says Ehrlich. no markup from the local rates occurs. The problems — these contingencies are expected "win-win." The food service, under contract with largest carrier for outgoing direct-dial calls is in service areas. He hates to see an antagonistic Anyone who has a complaint regarding Marriott, has been and is being addressed by MCI. Long distance calls utilize the "One relationship between students and administra­ auxiliary service should bring it to the atten&J students and staff. Last week's report by the Plus" system. "The rates charged should never tors, and he hopes that students will understand of the area's manager. Erhlich is also v, Finance and Services committee offered insight exceed those of AT&T," Erlich states. Credit that short term concerns must be balanced with discuss larger issues with students; he nuyj into current discussions about the food service. card calls are carried by Vista United. The long term goals. Also, he wants students to reached at x2112. Every Wednesday at5:30 in the Lakeside Room service has been improved since last year; now, know that attention is being given to their Watch future issues for interviews i of Beans, a "Beans Dinner Forum" is held. it should be possible to use every type of calling complaints and that reasons exist as to why "it managers of individual areas.

Rally from page 1 between students and faculty was promoted as senior Carla Borsoi hurriedly recorded what Florida Symphony Orchestra was said. The administrators who were present She is distressed about the inequality of educa­ felt that the students needed to communicate Mozart Mania tional opportunities. It was further suggested more to them what they needed. They also felt It's Everything You Wanted To Hear that diversity is not just concerned with learn­ that they always received negative feedback ing about other people, but in also having a and not enough positive feedback. A student About Mozart - And More! diverse population attend Rollins. The B.Y.O.B survey was suggested as one way in which the This Mozart Festival, commemorating the 200th anniversary of policy was brought up on charges of not pro­ students' needs could be assessed. Mozart's death, features four days of music, song and stimulating moting diversity and unity because of its strict Things wrapped up with a few closing discussion led by Music Director Kenneth Jean, Associate attendance policy at parties. Parties would be words by Skipper Moran and an outstanding Conductor Andrews Sill, special guest pianist Christopher more diverse if there were co-sponsored parties performance by Ruth Ramos & Friends singing O'Riley and guest speakers from across the nation. associated with the Greeks and individual the alma mater with a twist. President Rita MOZART FESTIVAL I MOZART FESTIVAL ffl groups. Bornstein felt that it was a good turnout. Fur­ Dec. 5 Dec. 7 The most unique idea brought up at the thermore she said, "The important thing is that Winter Park Baptist Church Winter Park Baptist Church Demand Diversity group was the suggestion of some of these issues should start right away, as "The World's Biggest Twister Game!" The soon as tomorrow. The administration and stu­ MOZART FESTIVAL II MOZART FESTIVAL IV logic behind this was that weirdness breaks dents have to work together." Dec. 6 Dec. 8 down barriers. It was proposed that creative The Student Government Association St. Lukes United Methodist St. Lukes United Methodist programming along with more students involved thanked all who participated in the rally with a Church at Windermere Church at Windermere with the planning promotes diversity. special thanks to the moderators and recorders. 7 p.m. Discussion - 8 p.m. Concert each night And last but not least was a big green sign A news letter will be sent out soon to address all which read, "Is Anybody Listening?" and a the concerns and suggestions of the rally. As $5.00 STUDENT TICKET COUPON group of people talking about communication more of these concerns are addressed, the stu­ The coupon is good for each performance. between students and the administration. This dents will be informed with future newsletters To redeem, present this coupon at the door at the time of purchase or stop by the FSO Ticket Office, 1900 North Mills Avenue, Suite group suggested a monthly or bimonthly "round It all S.T.A.R.T.ed A.T. Mills Lawn on 3, Orlando, FL 32803, 407-894-2011. table" where important student issues couldbe Thursday, November 21,1991 ... where will it brought up, kind of a mini summit. Harmony end.... JAM A JAM Caps off Diversity Celebration

BYKALEE KREIDER Sondspur Staff

Jazz Artists and Musicians Against AIDS Bill Gridley com­ followed the Church Service last Sunday as mented on the variety and ftveperformers donated their time for this sevendiversit y of those in at­ hourconcerton the Sandspur Field. Over 1,000 tendance as the Festival tickets were sold throughout Winter Park, Or­ was fortunate enough to lando, and Rollins College to benefit local have perfect weather. organizations that provide education and sup­ However, while the con­ port for all people affected by AIDS. CEN­ cert itself was successful, TAUR, the Costick Foundation for Human fundraisers for local AIDS Empowerment, Genesis AIDS Project, the Se­ organizations are often renity House Pediatric AIDS Foundation, and not enough. While the the Gay and Lesbian Community Services economy is in recession, (GLCS) received the proceeds from this first many non-profits are fac­ year event. Terry Deischer of GLCS felt the ing hard times. Loss of Jazz musicians from across the country participated in the first annual JAMA JAMZ photo I John Dukes festival was a "success" both technically and corporate funding may Jazz Festival to support Central Florida residents with HPV+. monetarily. WLOQ generously donated over cause one organization to S2,OOOworth of advertising and sponsored JAM close its doors before the end of the year. Also, impact the perception of HIV and AIDS in the ever, it is hoped by the organizers that the A JAM while many offices at Rollins College while all of the groups had information on hand community, the event was a step in the right College will continue educational program­ including the Athletic Department, the Book­ Sunday, few people were interested in collect­ direction. President Bornstein and Rollins ming and support for local AIDS organizations store, and Physical Plant were integral to the ing the material. Although one Jazz Festival College clearly demonstrated its commitment throughout the year. success of the event. cannot save non-profits from going under or to the community by hosting the event, how­

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Church Street Station Phone 649-6484 This article is taken from the Wednesday, November 21, 1951 issue of the Sandspur. Altamonte Mall Phone 767-8852 For Consideration: A Long November Holiday

; BEANS With Thanksgiving Day upon us, coed on campus, Arrangements for s Ind­ we take this opportunity to register a ies and several missed classes were eas­ DINNER protest against the present administration ily made, but house rules demand her policy regarding the recognition of this: presence in this area. There have been FORUM holiday. This free day always occurs on similar situations in the past, and there a Thursday, leaving one and one half are undoubtedly more that have not daysof the school week remaining before reached our attention this year. Wednesdays the weekend. At least half of the student body 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. :.":.. We realize that holidays must be lives within easy traveling distance of reduced to a minimum in order Lo com­ home, and many more students would Beanery Lakeside Room plete three terms within the number of undoubtedly visit fiends or relatives were weeks now devoted to the school year, it possible to extend die holiday. For # Tired of trivial palaver? but we wonder if these rules are not being many of us, Thanksgiving is associated carried beyond the-point-of reason with with our families, and it is more mean­ # Want to talk more than turkey? regard to Thanksgiving. ingful when this relationship is actual. :••::!::; As the rules now stand, the student: Without seriously disturbing either # Want to sink your teeth into juicy ideas? may do anything he pleases with the schedule or the curriculum, it should Thanksgiving Day, so long as he is back be possible for the administration to rob Then come join the round-table discussions at for classes Friday mornings and'he is free a day somewhere in order to make this the weekly Beans Dinner Forum. again no later than midrday Saturday. At the most, the student in question must After all, enjoyment as such is not in Just carry your tray through the door of the attend no more than six or eight classes opposition to.the spirit of Thanksgiving, Lakeside Room and join in the lively conversation. during; this time. We doubt if the average and an arrangement that would permit a is more than four classes per student for Each week a different stimulating or contro­ this period, and some may have only one versial issue will be in focus. or two. We know of one ease this Thanks­ Students, faculty, administrators, and staff are Bv M-M.W. encouraged to drop in for this giving where rules alone are keeping a Feast of Good Talk. The Sandspur Volume 98 Iss **€ fcj page 8

A farewell to Lawrence

BY DANIELLE FARESE Sandspur staff Students, faculty, and staff gathered on Award. Dean Neilson presented Mike with this Thursday, November, 21, 1991 to bid Mike award for outstanding service to the Rollins Lawrence a fond farewell. The gathering went Community. The Student Government Asso­ well with Mike receiving numerous gifts from ciation also passed a resolution in honor of a variety of sources including Pinehurst, Phi Mike's "great devotion and caring for the stu­ Mu, Dean of the College Office, and the Resi­ dent body" at Rollins College. dential Life Office. Mike made a short yet Many people turned out on Thursday to touching speech in which he expressed that he tell Mike goodbye and wish him well at SMU. will miss Rollins and everyone at Rollins very One student, Dal Walton, summed it up nicely much. He extended a personal invitation to when he stated, "for the past five years, not a those people who may be in the Dallas area to day has passed that Mike Lawrence has not in come see him—everyone, that is, except some way touched a student's life." Trafalgar (Bullwinkle's dog). Mike was also the recipient of a newly founded award—the Student Affairs Staff photo I John Dukes

that the review process is not supposed to create Housing from page 3 paranoia, although "a little pressure is good." Clarke reveals shocking He cites IFC's lack of trust in Residential Life campus. The proposal, though, has a much as an impediment to improved communication. more narrow focus. Siry wonders how many Student Adriana Valdes is concerned about horrors of the Holocaust students the fourteen groups involved repre­ the fact that the proposal largely ignores com­ sent; moreover, he asks how many members of munity service except as a probationary mea­ BY TANIA SEBASTIAN these groups actually support the new proposal. sure. To her, this is a both a great oversight and Sandspur staff Additionally, Siry is curious about the an inconsistency. She is also worried about a response of SGA to such a proposal. While further shortage of housing when other groups Reflecting back on past tragedies can be a committed against human life. those sharing their views on the proposal pro­ — Alpha Chi, XLR8, etc. — become eligible priceless lesson for the future. Maria Clarke, a However, Clarke not only talked about vide insights from a variety of viewpoints, for housing. Holocaust survivor, shared her memories of the past, but also of her concern for the future. perhaps the most important aspect of the dis­ It is Dean Nielson's belief that the current Nazism with Rollins students on November 18. Clarke, who is fluent in five languages, said, cussion addresses the workings of the system policy has its faults, especially the lack of Clarke talked about the eight months she spent "If you can help one single person, bridge a rather than a specific proposal. Siry remembers housing available for groups, but he believes it in a Nazi concentration camp as a hostage and relationship, then you have not lived in vain," that the last restructuring (in 1989) involved has generally been successful in improving her escapes from both the Russians and the She also pointed out the dangers in ignoring many elements of the campus, including Dean residential groups. Valdes' concerns about Germans. the revisionists and the "David Dukes" of Nielson, Dr. Harry Kypraios, and the president housing shortages are being addressed by the Although Clarke called her experiences a today. "What happened in Germany could of Phi Delta Theta, working together for a fact that no more groups will be recognized as mild example in comparison to others, she happen here if people ignore these issues." solution. It is important, he feels, to include "residential groups" until more group housing undoubtedly left an indelible impression on An admired humanitarian, Clarke spends similar elements in the formulation of a new becomes available. It is hard to motivate a each person who heard her horrific stories of part of her time assisting foreign students to proposal. group to improve when there is no opportunity brutality and hate but also of the courageous study in America. A resident of Florida for Mike Lawrence does not see a change in to "gain" a house. individuals who saved her life. twenty years, she also regularly contributes policy coming this year; Gar Vance agrees, Nielson looks at housing policy from an The French film "Night and Fog" that (under a pseudonym) to the sports pages of the citing the facts that, first, it is too late in the educational standpoint; housing is used to ad­ preceded Clarke's lecture gave students a Orlando Sentinel. academic year for a change, and, second, other dress personal and social growth. The use of stark, unshielded portrayal of Nazi atrocities residential groups have their own ideas for new peer evaluation, he thinks, is the bestprocedure. policies. Lawrence partially attributes the lack It transforms the housing process into a learn­ of change to the fact that "Residential Life has ing experience and allows the administration to FAMILY CONNECTIONS been lame. The tough decisions regarding delegate authority. Rollins is presented with a housing have been made elsewhere at Rollins." unique opportunity because Greeks live in on- Lawrence also believes that the problem is not campus residence halls. With the privilege of How would you like to be with the policy, but in the simple fact that not on-campus housing, though, comes additional connected with a Rollins family? enough group housing spaces are available. responsibility for groups. Furthermore, discussions with ISO and Phi Delt have resulted in a realization that neither Like Brown, Nielson hates to hear the Answer the questions to find out!! wants to move to Harmon. belief that "if we get caught for one bad party, we're going to lose our house." Instead, he Oo .vou wish you hnd somewhere off-campus lo occasionally Vance believes that, due to the nature of believes "the reallocation of housing should be CKT AWAY? "the system," some group will always feel "left a last resort after trying to right the group." out" He explains that IFC members term the Reallocation is supposed to resemble "con­ l>o you sometimes wonder what the IC oil Ins staff do AFTKK current process as "double jeopardy," meaning structive criticism," although it is not usually that violations (such as those at parties) are HOURS? viewed as such. addressed by IFC's Judicial Board and are also An equalization of the system (fourteen l>o you have CltAVIIMftS for a home-cooked menl? taken into account during the housing review housing spaces for fourteen residential groups) process. Vance also questions the ability of the Would Ml \< III IS during finals help you study? should remove the feelings of paranoia. The proposal to survive with the momentum of the assumption, then, willbe that "residential groups Would you like lo .share In the celebration of cultural events. Greeks alone. will be 'good.'" holidays? Jeffrey Brown, area coordinator for Resi­ As far as the proposal is concerned, Nielson l>o you welcome the opportunity to develop a relationship dential Life, believes that the current policy thinks it is good to receive input for the process, with a second family, here'in the Orlando area? . should remain in effect. It is his perception that but this input should not replace the process it is efficient; also, it seems that "thirty five out If you answered YES to any of these questions, you may wish to make a already intact. He commends Nadeau and of forty students" are content with the present connection with a Rollins family. To obtain an application form, see Linda others involved for raising awareness about the system. In the proposal, he does not see a Gentry in the Residential Life Office on the first floor of the Carnegie issue, and notes that the new Director of Resi­ motivation to do positive things. Meanwhile, dential Life (arriving February 1) will be pre­ Budding. If you have any questions about the program, call Judy Kurtz at he believes the current policy is not just to sented with the opportunities created by the 644-8154 or Marguerite Wettstein at 645-1520. punish, but also to reward. He views the current discussion. competition between groups as healthy, even though some groups will inadvertently "lose." CarlaBorsoi, Panhellenic President, does The largest problem Brown sees in the not agree that the current system is the proper NAME: Age: process is the perception that the administration one. "While this proposal may not be the right AOOttSS (af ftollln*): is only present in a negative capacity. "What is one, there definitely is a need for a new one." T«f«phoAf: the problem with me coming to a party just to be On a lighter note, sophomore Chata Dickson Wntrt you or« from: there?" Brown wishes that groups would realize was overheard offering her own solution to the Major: Y#ar af ftolfins: that his presence does not mean that a group is "twelve spaces for fourteen groups" dilemma lnftr«f$ (jpart-fim* acfU/|fi«, tic): "in trout fiis regard, Lawrence thinks "We can build the Habitat for Humanity house on campus, and then give it to Phi Delt." Special r«qu«fi ax fo fh« tupt of family wifh whom uou want to connect'. 27,1991 page 9

First woman named Fast day collects $3,000 president of Crummer BY BILL SALZWEDEL Sandspur staff

Business School's MBA The Rollins World Hunger Committee On Monday, the Deacon's Stir Fry hosted hosted a fast on Thursday, November 21, and a representative from Oxfam International who collected several hundred donations of about explained the goal of his organization. He Assosiation $5.00 each, the cost of an average dinner at explained that "hand-outs" have proven to be Beans. self-defeating because they do not deal with the The fast marks the campus organization's long term problem of an agricultural system fall event; the World Hunger Concert will WINTER PARK-Ann Jones, a first-year demic and social activities. lacking technology, and even more so, very follow in the spring. The money collected in MBA student at the Roy E. Crummer Graduate 'The task I think we'll take now is to focus little training to make that technology useful. the fast could total $2-3,000. The fast began at School of Business at Rollins College, has been He also explained that large export businesses less on the social life here and more on finding 6:00 Wednesday evening and ended with a elected president of the MBA Student Asso­ jobs. We need to get ourselves and the school have impeded the growth of small, self-sup­ "BreakFast" at 6:00 Thursday evening. Out of porting agriculture. Products such as cotton, ciation. It is the first time a woman has been more exposure. I'd like to see us involved in the the several hundred donations of one validine coffee, tea and spices destined for American named to the position. community more. We need to take the approach meal, there were probably twenty to thirty who and European markets do not leave enough "She's very sharp and she's a great orga­ that we are the future business leaders. We need fasted for various ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ room for growing nizer," said Brad Sullivan, outgoing MBA As­ to let the business community know that we're lengths of time. the products a sociation president. "She was willing to spend here," she said. About a dozen community needs her time on things before she had any commit­ Jones said she will continue the were at the to be self-suffi­ ment to the association and I think that really Association's tradition of inviting business Sullivan When you give a cient. These third impressed everyone." speakers to Crummer, but said she expects to "BreakFast." world nations are Jones said she is surprised that she is the focus on internationalism in the future since the John man a fishing pole heavily in debt and school is also incorporating more global ele­ first woman president, but feels gender had Langfitt, one of beholden to their ments into its program. little to do with her election. the committee you must also teach western creditors. "If you want to get things done, you have A 1985 graduate of Plattsburgh State Unir advisors, said He mentioned the to be assertive, but that is true for men and versity in New York, Jones earned dual under­ that the Hunger him how to fish . . . old Chinese prov­ women alike," she said. "There are a lot of graduate degrees in biology and chemistry. Committee, erb that when you things the MBA Association can do for the Before entering Crummer, she was director of composed of it does not help if give a man a fish­ students and the community, but I don't think tissue services for the American Red Cross in eight to ten stu­ ing pole, you must I'll address those things any differently be­ Albany. She directed the marketing of bone and dents, tradition­ the pond is already also teach him how cause I'm a woman." soft tissues to surgeons, one of whom was to ally raises about to fish. Yet, he As president, Jones will lead the post­ become her husband — Craig Jones, who now $4,000 annually, to crowded with added that it does graduate student body, representing Crummer practices orthopedic oncology in Orlando. $1500 of which nothelpifthepond students to administration and the community After graduation from Crummer, Jones is dedicated to "other peoples" is already too at large and coordinating co-curricular aca­ plans to transfer her interest in environmental Oxfam. Rollins crowded with issues to a new career as a lobbyist. has been in­ fishing poles. "other people's" volved with (large foreign in- Oxfam for ap- mmmmmm^^^^^^^m^m aHHHHH^HHaH terests) fishing proximately fif­ poles. teen years. In addition to pro­ Oxfam International provides training and as­ viding local technical training and assistance sistance to third world communities to enable for poor communities, Oxfam lobbies the YOU LOOK those impoverished nations to become agricul­ governments in these various countries to make turally self-sufficient. The Hunger Committee them aware of the needs of these poor people. also works on national relief programs. Last Unfortunately, some of these nations, such as LIKE YOU year they helped the Seminole American In­ Kenya and Burma, have very authoritarian dians. They are also involved with the Chris­ governments filled with corruption as well as tian Service Center serving the local poor in with oppression of their peasants. NEED AN downtown Orlando. INN-EXPENSIVE VACATION. Crummer hosts open house

WINTER PARK-The Roy E. Crummer is matched with a top business executive from Graduate School of Business and the Office the Central Florida area. of Career Services will host an open house "For those students who do not have a lot Sunday, December 8, for those interested in of work experience, this is an excellent pro­ the MBA program. gram because it gives them a contact who could be very beneficial when they seek future em­ With our. special Weekend Rate, Crummer Dean Samuel Certo, mem­ bers of the faculty, alumni and current stu­ ployment," Bell said. you'll enjoy a fresh, comfortable 34.95 WEEKEND RATE dents will give presentations about the Attenders are invited to ask questions about room with a king or two Crummer curriculum to Rollins College jun­ courses, tests, career planning, international­ double beds, free HBO and ESPN, With this ad iors and seniors and Hamilton Holt students. ism in the program, faculty and the well-known thick, thirsty towels, a swimming Jay Bell, an alumnus of Rollins and a laptop computer, standard for every entering Pool, and free morning coffee. first-year Crammer student, urges anyone student. And, of course, famous Marriott hospitality. Rate is per room, considering an MBA program to attend the The two-hour open house begins at 6. To Per night, up to 4 persons per room, through December 22, open house, particularly to learn more about attend, contact the Office of Career Services at KCI mgnt, up to 4 persons per room, througn uecemoer zz the Mentor Program, in which each student 646-2405 no later than December 5. Wl.Rateis91. Rate is nno t valid with any other coupon, discount or promotional offer WINTER PARK FAIRFIELD INN, 1-4 at Lee Road, THE NEWS SECTION OF THE SANDSPUR Winter Park FL (407) 539-1955 iS ALWAYS LOOKING FOR DEDICATED CALL YOUR TRAVEL AGENT OR PERSONS TO JOIN ITS STAFF. IF YOU 1-800-228-2800 HAVE WHAT JT TAKES, CALL ROB OR FAIRFFLD INN LAYNA AT X 2696 AN OUTSTANDING VALUE FROM MARRIOTT. RC The Sandspw Volume 98 Issue #ji

Health "Terror on Church Street" Thrills BY MEREDITH BEARD AND JENNIFER STULTS matters Sandspur Co-editor and contributing writer BY VICKIE MC MILLAN Sandspur Contributor Where in Orlando can you be chased, swooped down upon, and threatened with My name is Vickie McMillcai. I am new to various weapons that's not a singles' bar? Kollins this year. I have a Mastei of Science The new home for the scariest-looking bunch degree in Family Health from the University of of monsters you will ever see, Terror on South Florida and a Bachelor of Science degree Church Street. m Nursing from the University of Central You are directed and sometimes fol­ Florida. Family Nurse Practitioners are trained lowed through the 22,450 square foot laby­ in primary care skills such as physical assess­ rinth of 23 horrifying scenes. (Chicken exits ment, diagnosis and treatment. As a Family are provided along the way for the weak- Nurse Practitioner, my belief is that the mind kneed.) and body are a whole and in order to experience The spooky atmosphere is created by a complete, fulfilling life, both parts must re­ your own imagination—not smoke and pitch ceive their respective amounts of attention. I black like most haunted houses. The actors enjoy exchanging information with students on that make up the motley cast are extremely any health-related topic. authentic and professional. If you have an At the Health and Counseling center, we aversion to being groped by ghouls, never provide a variety of broad-based medical and Sandspur file photo fear—these monsters are strictly hands-off! One oj the many gouls which can be encountered at Church St. personal counseling services. The staft are: ! Terror on Church Street is to be a per Pauline Gray, M.D., Sylvia Kurth, R.N.. mancnt attraction, and the well-built scenes Melinda Akard, Administrative Assistant, Judy reflect this—they're not all made out of ply­ est horror flick and a night full of STD-safe streets, in the historic Woolworth building. Provost, personal counselor, Mark Freeman, wood. Unfortunately, this is also reflected in thrills, Terror on Church Street is for you! -When: Terror on Church Street opens at5p.r personal counselor and Addie Leibin, personal the price, a nefty $ 10 for about 30 minutes of nightly. counselor. We have open sick call every week­ thrills plus the 30 to 60 minutes of anticipa­ -What to bring: a friend or mate to grab during -How much: $10.00 day morning from 9:30 -12:30 and scheduled tion while waiting in line. the scary parts—this is all the time! -For information, call: 649-FEAR appointments every weekday afternoon from For an alternative to Blockbusters' lat- -Where: the corner of Church and Orange 1:00- 5:00 PM.

A REMINDER... About getting medical attention when Lakeside Center is closed: Rollins Coalition for Literacy is •If it's an emergency (broken arm, severe cut, etc.) go to walk-in clinic such as Centra- Care, 2540 Lee Rd. (open 7-7 PM M-F and 8- 5PM weekends), or to Winter Park or Florida looking for a few good people Hospital Emergency Room. It's best to notify your RA or area coordinator who can help with transportation or contact Campus Safety to The stronger a person's basic skills are, 33rd Street in Orlando. Training in teachingI transport. the more likely that person will be a productive adults to read will be provided by Literacy| ORLANDO--23% of adult women in citizen and a successful parent. We are look­ Volunteers of America at Rollins. Your! *If you're sick, dial "0" to reach a person this country are functionally illiterate. 43 % ing for women students who would like to could mean a brighter future for these women j who will contact the physician, so she can call of the women workers today are in jobs work in partnership with the Rollins Coalition and their children. you to advise you on what to do. ' with below poverty-level wages, compared for Literacy and Orange County Corrections to to 27% of men. Nearly 40% of female start a literacy initiative for lower security risk If you are interested in volunteering) Remember: in emergencies you do not need single parents have an eighth- grade edu­ female inmates. The program will begin in time and talents, please call the Rollins Student] a Lakeside Center referral to have your student cation or less. Studies have shown that a Febru ary and require 2 hours, one night a week. Volunteer Program (RS VP) at extension i health insurance cover some of the cost, but in mother's education is the greatest pre­ Tutoring will take place at the new women's or Kathleen Gawlik at extension 2308. nonemergencies, you do need this referral. dictor of her children's success in school. correctional facility (a facility without bars) on

Inside Style: A scribble... from the writing center

Mm t&rtainment: THE ROLLINS COLLEGE MOONLIGHT MADNESS We can still use more writ WRITING CENTER AT MILLS ers here in Style land. How was theAdam's Family? ANNOUCES Ah, Wilderness! is not to far off. pg.l 1 If you like writing short sto­ Where can you hear interesting sports talk? A WRITING CONTEST Come to the ries, poems, or about places Where do you eat after you've heard it? FOR THE BEST FRESHMAN WRITING CENTER'S you've been and things you ve And once you're done with all that, you'll ESSAYS OF THE 1991-92 Sixth Semi-annual All- done, send them in. The Style probably want to go hear some good jazz! ACADEMIC YEAR Check out pg. 12 nighter section is getting biggerandwe Any student enrolled in a freshman need your help to keep it inter­ Sunday, December 8 writing course may submit an essay written esting. Send in your stories or for class. Professors may recommend that 3:00 P.M. to 4:00 A.M. Music: students submit essays, or students may CONSULTING suggestions to box 2742 orjusl determine for themselves pieces they bring them by the office and would like to enter. COMPUTING ALL NIGHT Mark reviews Enya, Die Warzau, Water­ put them in my box. melon. If you're looking to find a concert check the The Writing Center staff will judge Enjoy the free stimulation, coffee, capsule. submissions by a date to be announced doughnuts, popcorn, support, and re­ P.S. during the spring semester. Three $50 assurance the Writing Center All - Shame! Abeneitconcert. Checkoutpg. 14 Thanks to everyone who* prizes will be awarded, and the names of Nighter offers, and ask our first-rate the winning entries will be printed in the Writing Consultants for help as you been sending things in tyP Sandspur. continue preparing your papers for the and on time. You've been i end of this semester. For further information, please con­ great help! tact the Writing Center (x2398). •27,1991

\)a-Da-Da-Dum: The Addams Family JR

BY JENNIFER ST. JOHN are probably the only reasons to see this tilm; Sandspur Movie Reviewer just when you are tempted to get up and leave, Wednesday and Puglsey will have you in I'll be honest. The Addams Family de­ hysterics. serves better than this. The biggest flaw of The Addams Family In what may be the most disappointing is a flat script from Caroline Thompson and film of the year, The Addams Family cannot Larry Wilson. They just do not supply the make up its mind whether it wants to be a colorful Addams characters with any truly (or children's film or a black comedy. The only even decent) comic dialogue Granted, the one- saving graces are it's crafty one-liners and liners are hilarious, but you can't support a perfect casting. film with one funny moment every twenty Based on the cartoon characters by minutes. Director Sonnenfeld vassilates be­ Charles Addams, the Addams Family was tween slapstick and black comedy—the blacker turned into one of the most successful (and sections are wonderful to watch, but the silly campy) TV series ever. This modern adapta­ sit-com-ish moments are just that. He would tion is slow, poorly written, and suffers from have done well to watch Heathers and War Of alack of direction and an element of predict­ The Roses before he started filming. It's not ability that is hard to get'past. entirely his fault, though, He is given a talented The plot is all-too-contrived. Uncle cast and great visuals, so all is not lost, despite Fester has been missing for twenty-five years, the horrid dialogue. and suddenly a look-alike con-artist pops up Unfortunately, the film runs an hour and to assume the role (Christopher Lloyd of fifty minutes, so you have to sit through and Back To The Future fame), and claim the hour and fifteen minutes before it really gets Addams' family fortune. Of course, he bonds funny. The Addams Family is a film your to Wednesday and Pugsley (Christina Ricci younger siblings will love—but I doubt any­ and John Workman), although Morticia one over fifteen will be standing in line to see (Anjelica Huston) is skeptical of his claims. it again. The plot drags on, predictable and not even as funny as an episode of the TV series. CLIPS: This does not, however, take away from -Only 10 days until Star Trek VI: The Final the absolutely perfect casting. Raul Julia Frontier. (Kiss of the Spider Woman, Presumed In­ -Only 15 days until Hook. nocent) is a flawless Gomez, perfectly -Only 29 shopping days until Christmas. complimented by his oh-so-sexy "Tish", who AH, WILDERNESS will surely make blood-red lips a fad again. V1D P1X OF THE WEEK: Christoper Lloyd is a wonderful Uncle Fes­ Creature Features: AH .WILDERNESS!, Eugene O'Neill's in the list of O'Neill's numerous serious ter, even though it is obvious he is given little Edward Scissorhands starring Johnny cheerful chronicle of a small town family in plays. The story is concerned with the joys worthy dialogue and not enough interactive Depp and Winona Ryder. A wonderful and a horse and buggy age, will open November and gentle poignancies of a kindly, aging scenes with the family itself. Judith touching Christmas film, directed by Tim 29th at the Annie Russell Theatre on the editor's family, and it centers chiefly on the Malena's's Grandma is underdeveloped since Burton and complemented by a great score Rollins College Campus and continues comical aspects of his teenage son's anguished she is stuck over the cauldron the whole time. from Danny Elfman. through December 8. puppy-love affair. For information call 646- And the speechless Lurch is perfectly cast The Elephant Man, starring John Hurt AH, WILDERNESS! is the only comedy 2145. with the actor who plays Mr. Holm (Lwaxana and Anthony Hopkins. Probably David Troi's assistant) on Star Trek: The Next Lynch's finest film. Adapted from the stage Generation. Thing (the hand of Christopher play, this is a classic tragedy of human love SEE YOU IN 30 MINUTES! Hart) is a wonderful addition, and the special and hatred. effects are phenomenal. To act with one hand Frankenstein starring Boris Karloff. This is almost impossible, but Hart is wonderfully film is regarded as one of cinema's finest talented, and funny in doing so. ever. Worth a rental just to see the scene by the But the real show stealer's in this film lake, with Frankenstein, a little girl, and the are Wednesday and Pugsley. Christina Ricci flowers. Many have tried to duplicate this Mermaids) is deadpan hilarious, and is film, but none will match the original. lessed with the best one-liners in recent rs, especially when she decides to play Next week...turkey. But then, maybe, a film. There A God" with Pugsley, and their Until then... ndition of Hamlet in the school play. They That's a take.

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The Not-So Phantom Steppin' Out: Classic Diner:Peppino's American Style BY MARIA LUISA PINO, JR. Sandspur Restaurant Critic BY LINDA DEPUTY There are no major light shows, like m Sanspur Columnist clubs, yet perhaps the Junk Yard decorating Owned by the Ligouri family, Italian by may give you a feeling of the rough city life- heritage, Peppino's proved to be capable of Blues, Blues and more Blues. You don't hub caps and all. serving a scrumptious Italian home-cooked have to go down town or pay for an overpriced There are live bands every night of i} meal. The dining area of Peppino's is elegantly Amazing! You'd better try it! ticket to hear some of the best jazz and blues week and on Monday nights they have "o decorated in mauve and hunter's green. The enjoyed dipping the sensational homemade bands in Orlando- or to occasionally enjoy mic" night (but you must try out for an i tables and chairs are simple, as those you would breadsticks into the soup. some table dancing! first, sorry). Because of the live music a COVE find in your own mother's kitchen. The silver­ Moving right along, the main course comes The Junk Yard is just a stone's throw away charge is required which runs from 3-5 bucks, ware is real...Real?? Yeah, real. The utensils next. What a treat it was! The Chicken Valdiana from Rollins College campus, located in the no biggy! aren't pencil thin tin and, instead of two regular is marinated chopped chicken sauteed in white Butler Plaza, right off of Semoran Boulevard. Music and rowdiness is not all i entree forks, Peppino's has the salad fork and wine, onions and tomatoes; the Penne Rigata is Although they just recendy opend, January '91, offered. The food is called "a classic American the regular fork. It is nice to see a casual dining rigged ziti topped with a homemade sauce...truly they already book names like Jackie Jones, style with a southern flare." You may decideon establishment which does not overlook details the pinnacle of the meal. If you are avid readers Clarence Carter, The Lucky Peterson Review your own what you think that means, but it such as these. Where other establishments seem of my column you understand my love for and Troy Turner. If you are not familiar with definitely has a touch of New Orleans cajun to to think this sort of detail goes unnoticed, spaghetti sauce. This one is absolutely com­ these groups, believe me, they're good. You it. For example, the Shrimp jambalaya and the Peppino's considers it significant. pletely positively AWESOME! ! ! may be interested to know that the owners, Red Beans and Rice scream New Orleans i As opposed to the usual dinner dining, my Mrs. Ligouri and niece are in charge of the John Lewis and Paul Vernon are graduates of the first bite. Don't feel forlorn, however,the] visit to Peppino's was for lunch. The Ligouri assortment of approximately 30 desserts. A Rollins from the class of '88. John, who is regular burger and chicken wings are also in­ family offers a special lunch buffet each day; on variety of cheesecakes, canoli, and other Italian originally from New York, said he tried to add cluded on the menu, for you unadventurous j Mondays you can feast on pizza and the rest of treats are among the choices. Whatever you do, a litde bit of the New York style to the bar. types. the week varies. Today, Friday, for those of you I advise saving room for the treat of the evening. who are nosey, the buffet included salad, I dare say that anyone who does not visit Manhattan Clam Chowder, Chicken Valdiana, Peppino's is mildly negatively touched in the and Penne Rigata. Sounds absolutely delicious, brain! You cannot miss out on this dining. For WPRK: No longer just does it not? And that, my friends, is the reason Joe Rollins, the lunch buffet is a perfect meal at I ordered the buffet. I started with the salad a perfect price...a mere $5.95 for top notch the public address announcer for the 1990 Pru- which I topped with the house dressing...pure cooking. The dinner menu includes entrees dential/BHCHE Securities Classic Tennis Tour I olive oil, red wine vinegar and certain spices which range from $6.50 to $14.95(that being a music at the Heathrow Country Club, he was public which combined provided a sensational additive combination of calamare, shrimp, clams and BY PAUL N. WHITE-DAVIS address announcer for the 1990 Rollins Tars ] which accentuated the crisp lettuce and vine scallops on a bed of linguini...its name - Zuppa Sandspur Staff baseball team, he will be the Master of Cer-i ripe tomatoes. My description of the Manhattan de Pesce). This restaurant is. AMAZING! emonies of half time activities for all our men's | Clam Chowder would do it no justice...put it You'd'better try it! It is located two' miles north In case many of you have been wondering varsity home basketball games, he is aComrnu- this way, it was too good for words; I especially of UCF Alafaya Trail. what all those flyers advertising "Sports Rap" nications minor, a pitcher for the Tars (this will are all about, I can alleviate your fears of it Faculty and staff are cordially be his third varsity college baseball season),he being a new song by the NFL. What Sports Rap had three wins, one loss last year, he is Sports] invited to the is, is a new call-in radio show about (you Director of WPRK, he is 23 years old, guessed it) sports. The show's program direc­ RWA Holiday Party B altimore, Maryland, he transferred fromJack - tor is Mitch Stringer, who feels that Sports Rap Saturday, Dec. 7, 1991 sonv ille University, and before that, he attended j is rather unique. Towson State University, in Baltimore. in the "Professional sports have never been At that point, he asked me if I had i Rollins Student Center brought to Rollins radio before...Sports Rap is background information on him for the article, Enjoy dance music. Ivor, wine and soft drinks. the only sports show on F.M. radio in central I than thought to myself, "What, there is more?" (mixers also provided lor BYOB) Florida," Stringer says, "there is one on A.M. I told him that I had enough, and asked him iflj I Please bring a "licaw hors d'oeuvre" This makes Sports Rap one of two sports shows could tell me how he personally felt about the j Brinii an ornament lo hang on the tree; lake one home! in the whole area." show. He said he felt Sports Rap was a unique Tickets: S5.00 per person Each week, the show focuses around one opportunity for students to gain an insight into j main sports theme, and the "Orlando Magic some of the top sports figures in the country. Report", which was then that he revealed a little secret torn gives pre and post The host of Sports Rap, Mitch Williams, is I Hours: game interviews really a pseudonym that he uses for himself. He Tues-Thurs 8am - 6:30pm with Magic play­ says that peopleoften mispell Stringer and flu ers. Sports Rap Williams is his middle name. In response I Fri-Sat 8am - 11:30pm has also given in­ this, Stringeroften gets mistaken for a Mitch Sunday 10am-3pm terviews with Stringer who plays for Philadelphia Phillies some of the Anyway, back to Sports Rap. The id SPECIAL PRICES IN DELI N.B.A.'s top the show is to be controversial, and sometin players from vis­ humorous, but responsible, by giving 1M« FOR ROLLINS STUDENTS iting teams, such facts. They encourage calls from everyone as Karl Malone, adds, "We tailor our guests and discussions J Hurry In„ Our accountant says that we need the Kenny Anderson, topics both men and women can relate to- money!!!!!! Dennis Scott, and is not a male-oriented show." He gave arec Gerald Wilkins. example in which a program dealt withh Stringer says sexuals in sports. The show received 31 Full Size Sandwiches, Calzone, Stromboli, Italian so far, the show 30 minutes, in which 50% of the calls Grocery, Soda, Picnic Baskets, and 12 Inch Heros has received women. "In addition to that," he says, "* And just moments away from campus. pretty good re­ all the football scores on Sunday, alonj sponse from the any [sports] news of the day." community, I then asked him to tell me about his WE OFFER STUDENT ACCOUNTS. partly because of for his future, and that of the program. several articles said that radio broadcasting is not his ^ written about him but what he wants as a career. He feel personally, in the has given him a valued step towards; a I See Special Menu On R.A. Boards • • c r ttip future- Located across K-lot next to the Power House Orlando Sentinel. career in radio and television, ror mc» ^ I then asked him the Sports Rap, Stringer hopes the si why was he so in­ not die when he leaves, and that excite Phone: (407) 629-1099 teresting—what motivated people is all that it takes to K his background show going. whefr': 117 lan Ave., Winter Park was. The answer In closing, I inquired as to 1 read like a list of about doing interviews with famous. commendations to-be-famous sports icons. He said Try Our Italian Restaurant Next Door of a military vet­ people," and, "when you start interv eran. guy when he has just stepped out of t Stringer was he is pretty open to • 27,1991 page 13

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We'd like to extend a belated thanx to everyone who helped make Alcohol Awareness Week a success by their support cooperation and participation. Things got pretty crazy and a lot of people had a lot of fun...and we were all sober - imagine that. Congrats to Kappa for getting the most involved - your prize is on the way. Yet another hip & groovy Coffeehouse w/Brushing, Pinehurst & RCP. If you haven't come to one you're missin out. Two snaps up to SGA for organizing the Student Life Summit. The discussion on Drugs & alcohol & other social issues emphasized the need for shifting the focus of the social scene away from drinking and drugging, and to provide more alternatives and education on campus. This CHI-OMEGA -ipired us because, hey- that's what WE'RE here for. Get involved in helping us make a change. Farewell to Mike The sisters of Chi Omega would like to ins thank all our Formal Dates for a wonderful time Lawrencwrence our old adviser who never stoppestooned eivinpgiving... ._ at our fall formal (except the real mature ones who trashed the Hilton bathroom.) Despite the inconvenience it was a blast. We'd also like to extend a thanks to the brothers of Alpha Chi for our "no theme" party 11/22 and the "Fraters" of TKE for our Sunset Cocktail party 11/23. We had a GREAT time at both. A very special thank you to SGA, especially Dal, Tracy & our own X-Club Cydney, for organizing the "Student Life Sum­ The X-Club would like to thank Mark Freeman mit." Every discussion was great and we hope and everyone that showed up for Mark's forum on, to see this openness and activism continuing on "How to be a better lover". We're certain that everyone into the future. Alcohol Awareness Week -The will improve on their performances. Also, we would Highlight? Pigging out on Banana Splits and like to encourage Rollins' students to donate money kicking Kappa's butts in Family Feud. We to the habitat for humanity. It is unfortunate that (belatedly) commend ADEPT on a great week. Rollins no longer allows validine contributions, but JSL hopefully our donation of $200 will set an example. Jewish Student League will host a Hanukkah party on To all of you who miss our members who are abroad: Monday December 2 in the student center. Music and food as far as we know, they're all still alive and....well ? will be provided. To those who have not yet X-perienced the oldest fraternity at Rollins, come on by the X- Club and lay way back.

InterVarsity Christian Fellowship

Ever think about taking half an hour out of your day to converse with God? The members of InterVarsity would like to invite all students, faculty and staff to join them at TKE the chapel for prayer. We meet every weekday at noon to share and pray for each other. The fraters of Tau Kappa Epsilon would like to December 6th, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and InterVarsity will be going thank all of the women who attended our Fall Crush to the "Singing Christmas Trees" at First Baptist Church, where a choir of over 400 will Party. Held at the French House, it was a wonderful be singing Christmas carols. If you'd be interested, contact Todd Bequette (x 2061) or night. Becks Tau Kappa Epsilon would like to announce our newly elected officers: Nicholas Panagakis, President; Ion Wood, External Vice-President; Daniel Voccia, Internal Vice—President; Hobie Cadieux, Secretary; John Myers, Treasurer; David Michail, Historian; Brett Freeman, Educator; Kirk Rudolph, chaplain; andBryce Halaychik, Sergeant—at—Arms. Also congratulations o the newly elected Chi omega officers. We wish you luck. Finally, the fraters of Tau Kappa Epsilon would ke to wish everyone a safe, and happy Thanksgiving holiday. PhiMu &»9 S The sisters of Phi Mu would like to thank all the guys who attended our crush party. We had a great time! Chi-Psi A special thaks goes to Kappa Alpha Theta for the The brothers of Chi Psi would like to thak the dinner, it was a great success. Also, to NCM: thank you students and administrators who attended the re- for hosting the stress management lecture and the dinner dedication of our back room. We also appreciate to help the Diabetes Foundation. We would like to thak the donations received for Habitat for Humanity Sigma Phi Epsilon for their participation in crime pre­ during the IM championship football game. vention lecture. Also to Chi Omega for their participation in the stress management lecture. Phi Mu congratulates Tamar Duffy and Elaine • •••••••••••••••HHMBB^I Kelpien for the induction into our sisterhood last week­ end! We love you! *^^a The Sandspur Volume 98 W page 14

Mark's Music Marquee WPRK Concert Capsule

Enya, Die Warzau, Watermelon Road November 27 - December 5

BY MARK SNYDER ing", and "My Pretty Little Girlfriend". But Die Sandspur Music Reviewer Warzau don't stop surprising us there. They even included one mellow ballad, "Head", which Wednesday, November 27— Grandad and Crowsdell ENYA, SHEPHERD MOONS (Warner is full of piano! Even though Die Warzau have Beacham. 9:00 pm Bros./Reprise records): This is the third album experimented with all of these new sounds, Die Warzau from Enya, and she once again succeeds in there are still some powerful industrial tracks: Club Spacefish. making very melodic, beautiful music. Nicky "Crack Radio", "All Cut Up", "Red All Over", Ryan produced this album, who worked on her "Pig City", and "Dying in Paradise". If you are last release, Watermark. As a matter of fact, the expecting something like the last album, you entire album sounds a lot like Watermark, be­ are in for a surprise. Still danceable, it seems as Thursday, November 28- Shame—The animal liberation concert. cause Enya pursues similar sounds and ideas. though Die Warzau lie in-between Nitzer Ebb 15 bands scheduled to appear The first single, "Caribbean Blue", deals with and 808 State. Their industrial roots have been her fascination with water, and is very Enya- changed and rearranged, not forgotten. For Beach Club, The Beacham, The Beacham ish. She makes up all of the backing vocals on those of you who will be in town and like Die Jazz and Blues Club. the tracks, which adds to the appeal of the Warzau, they will be in concert tonight at 10:00 at J.J. Whispers. songs. Her "choir" of voices are especially Saturday, November 30— Fishbone and Prim us noticeable on "Ebudae", "Angeles", "Book of WATERMELON ROAD, MERMAIDS Days", and "Afer Ventus". Another intriguing AND ROOSTERS (Impala records): Although Beacham. 8:00 pm aspect of Enya's songs is that many of them are released late in the summer, I feel this group Generators and Giantman sung in the Celtic language, and she includes have not had enough publicity, so I have decided Club Spacefish. 11:00 pm the lyrics to these songs along with the lyrics to to review them. Watermelon Road, a husband/ the ones sung in English. The Celtic songs wife duo from Tennessee, have a very unique Wednesday, Decembers- Thin White Rope include "Ebudae" and "Smaointe...". She also sound to offer the nineties. They sound like a Beach Club. 9:00 pm sings one in Latin, "Afer Ventus". The true combination of Edie Brickell and the Rolling power of Enya's voice is showcased on much of Stones. Using guitars and wonderful folk-type this album, especially on "How Can I Keep rhythms, Watermelon Road combine music to Thursday, December 5— Crowded House and Fishbone From Singing?", "Evacuee", "Marble Halls", in-depth almost country type lyrics. This sound Beacham. 8:00 p.m. and "Smaointe...". In addition to the songs that isevidenton "Everybody's Right", "The Trouble House of Common and Braille Closet highlight Enya's beautiful voice, there are three with You", "Mary", and "Media Street". They Below Zero. 9:00 pm wonderful piano based instrumentals: "Shep­ also have a lot of funky tracks with groovy bass herd Moons", "No Holly for Miss Quinn", and lines and quaint acoustic licks, such as "Lothlorien". Overall, the power and peaceful- "Chocolate Saints", "Fashion Tragedy", and ness of Enya is kept throughout this album. Her "Springville". They also included some very unique sound is still as gorgeous as ever. If you nice, mellow acoustic ballads, including loved her past two albums, you will love this "Summer Makes A Lover", "Let It Roll Away", one too, if not more. "25 Years Ago", and "Red River Valley". There Shame! Benefit are two lead singers, the wife and husband, DIE WARZAU, BIG ELECTRIC named Amanda and James Whelan. Amanda METAL BASS FACE (Atlantic/Fiction rf»<~r»rHcV niirQiiino all sorts nf ni>«/ Vii-7arrp sounds like an Edie Brickell/Natalie Merchant (lead singer of 10,000 Maniacs) combination: concert for animal sounds, Die Warzau return with their follow up to their debut album. This industrial duo explore her whiny yet emotional voice goes well with many new perspectives of industrial music on the feel of the songs. James is a Bryan Adams/ Flipside, East-west Records, and Crimim this album. The album contains a lot of strong Mick Jagger remix, and his voice blends well Records (DaytonaBeach). Theconcertiso pop hooks, as well as a lot of funky rhythms. also. (James Whelan is also a well-known song liberation to all ages. Figurehead Records andMusea This is especially evident on "Funkopolis", writer, he wrote "Mad About You" by Belinda jointly promoting the annual event. "Never Again", "Coming Down", and "Suck It Carlisle among others). So, if you enjoy mel­ ORLANDO- "SHAME" is the theme for the Admission to the Beach Club, which v Up". Some of the songs even attempt to sound low folk and New Bohemian-type music, then Third Annual Thanksgiving Night benefit both feature dancing, drink specials, and' almost disco, which is also different for Die check out Watermelon Road. You may be concert, kicking off another season of anti-fur prises," will be $3, of which SI will got Warzau. These include "Never Again", "Burn­ pleasantly surprised. activities in the Central Florida area. Fifteen ANIMALiberation! Central Florida bands and musicians, three ANIMALiberation! is a nonprofit anil downtown Orlando night clubs, an endangered rights organization headquartered at 9 Snow Leopard, an Indian Leopard, a Bengal Washington Street in Downtown Orlandi Tiger, and a baby Tiger Cub (courtesy of Members seek to inform residents atx Tiger's Eye Productions), all decimated for society's abuses of animals and to piofl^ WPRK TOP 10 their fur, have, to date, signed on for the event. lifestyle changes which eliminate animal' All proceeds from the show will benefit ploitation. l.PLXIES Central Florida's ANIMALiberation of Last year's anti-fur event had the diet -America, Inc. The participating Night Clubs "Fur Is Dead Downtown" and attracted close 2.BLUR are The Beacham Theatre, Beacham's Jazz and 1,500 people on the normally dormant Tha 3.TWO ROOMS- A TRIBUTE TO ELTON JOHN AND BER- Blues Club, and the Beach Club. giving night. Jim Faherty, President of hj NARD TAUPIN The current lineup for entertainment in­ urehead Records, which has promoted a 4.RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS cludes: anti-fur shows, expects a big turnout; Alabaster will come for two reasons, First, to 5.CURVE John David Baldridge statement about the mindless slauShte'^ 6.0CEAN BLUE Black Cats and Bottle Rockets mals for fur and, second, to support the w 7.0RB Braille Closet . music scene. Cat E. Wampus The November 28 concert and a P^ 8.TRANSVISION VAMP Kimball Collins (D.J.) demonstration against the MaisonBlancj^ 9.LLOYD COLE Drainpipe partment Store at Fashion Square Mall, »j 10.DINOSAUR JR. Giant Man will take place the following day on'ru Grandad Friday" (November 29), are part of i Knight Welders wide protest against the use of anima Monday Mornings products WPRK TOP 5 CUTS Naiomi's Hair ' nfthena Mark Sabatino "This past year, wesawsomeor The' Same largest furriers permanently close the Slow says Kirsten Fisher, coordm 1 l.PLXIES "HEAD ON" Tick Tick Tock ANIMALiberation anti-fur camp*? while fur merchants are clearly on 2.BLUR "THERE'S NO OTHER WAY" Tickets for the shows at the Beacham and sive, there are still almost 50 mlho^" Beacham's Jazz and Blues Club are $5 ad­ :i 3.KATE BUSH "ROCKET MAN" year slaughtered in the fur trade. vance, S7 day of event. Advance tickets are 4.CURVE "FROZEN" sumers learn of the torture and pain, ^ available at all Ticket Master locations, Mur­ v connected with fur taking, they m ^ mur, Wax Tree, Park Avenue CD, Spotted Zebra, 5.0RB "LITTLE FLUFFY CLOUDS" away. When enough people learn Infinite Mushroom, Rock and Roll Heaven turn away, the senseless suffering •si v: • ' v> '**. •:-•••'• Ever Get A Pal Smashed ?

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THE SANDSPUR What makes this film memorable? "Oh Dear Editor: actual argument of those opposed to the movie. Volume98, Issue #11 I encourage any of you to follow up with a That was the movie when Jesus had sex!" "Oh really?" On Tuesday, November 19, The Last written reply to this letter. Temptation of Christ was shown in the It may be said that images stay longer with us Most can agree that Christ should not andwasM November 27, 1991 Student Center. This controversial movie than facts. For example, on a test it is easier to shown as "actually" marrying, or "actually" dems has a reputation that includes the fact that recall the general idea of a topic rather than little Christianity and being shamed in front of his'cV ciples. Imagine Christ actually changing hisM Winter Park refused to show the film. facts, dates, and names. and shouting out "It's all Lies!" It wouldbea Meredith Beard Sandy Bitman Many churches have voiced concern over In the dream sequence of the movie there are stupid and scary to think these things "actua9i Editors-in-Chief the film's content. Some of us who have the following images: Christ is seen falling in happened." seen the movie have trouble understanding love with a woman. He marries her. He has sex Bill Gridley the reason for the argument against the In the story, what is the difference betwe* Todd WiUs with her. At the end of the dream, Christ is seen movie. showing what actually happened and showing^ Managing Editors denying Christianity to a preacher and shouting The movie was merely the director's out "It's all Lies! All lies!" Christ is shamed in could have happened? Layna Mosley own interpretation. The controversial front of his disciples. One fact. "It was merely a dream." Rob Sivitilli events were shown in a dream sequence There are the following facts: The above As I said before, images stay longer with us tl News Editors and so did not actually take place in the mentioned scenes were a dream and therefore facts. Images probably mean more to us thanfai story. The dream was about the temptation untrue according to the story. From now on, when I think about Christ I it Julie Soule of Christ to marry and abandon his divine Could the director have used the idea of a think of the actor who played him. I may think of ii Brian Hylander mission. Christ then rejects the thought movie, the Last Temptation of Christ, produced] Forum Editors "dream" to enable him, under artistic license, to and is not tempted. go a step further and popularize grotesque and 1989 (or was it 1988!) And I will think of Chr Ashley Glassell So, why all the fuss? I too wondered just perverted "images" of Christianity? "After all, shouting out: "It's all lies!" Sports Editor why there are so many Christians who are its only the imagination of Jesus. It wouldn't opposed to the film. I hope that both sides actually be true." Perhaps we would draw the Bill Salzwedel '95 Rich Charpentier will agree that what is written here is the line there. Style Editor

John Dukes the candles out, like any normal person Photography Editor Dear Members of the Rollins Residen­ would, and yes, you guessed it, the fire If you're tial Community and those who spend a alarm went off. We exited the building and Cydney K. Davis great deal of time here on campus: Head News Writer waited forever well, fifteen minutes for interested in campus safety and the fire department to I have a tale of woe I would like to Mark Snyder arrive. When campus safety arrived, I ex­ Assistant Style Editor share with you so that what happened to plained to them what happened, pointing to working for me will not happen to you. Approxi­ the devilish cake that had caused such a mately two weeks ago I turned twenty Kim Peterson furor. The incident was cleared up, campus one. Now, as we all know this is a very the Forum Office Manager safety even shared in a little birthday cake, important date for those of us in college, and I believed that was the last of it. But no! Bill Gridley for obvious reasons. My birthday was on Classified Manager a Monday, and my brother, Xander, who The next week I got a notice in my box from Section, call is a freshman, had not given me a birth­ the Residential Hall Judicial Council to ap­ Chris Mande day present. I was upset with him, but I pear before them the following Sunday Business Manager understood, after all he is a freshman, evening. The possibility of the $250 fine was great! All this for having a birthday! As Sunita Bheecham and they never have money. Friday Advertising Manager evening rolled around and a friend had the popular expression goes, it sucked to be Sandspur at came down from the University of me. At any rate, this letter is to inform you Maria Martinez Florida to help me celebrate. He was that, yes, these fire alarms are very sensitive, Subscriptions Manager 646-2696 or supposed to come over to Pinehurst with and when the rules say "no candles" they mean "no candles" even the little birthday Paul Viau my brother that evening. Well, Mike Adviser (my friend) arrived and we chatted while ones. So now you know my tale of woe, and drop a note we waited for my brother. I couldn't I hope that you remember to always light up imagine what was taking so long. All of and blow out the candles on your birthday Staff to Campus a sudden, Xander walked in with a birth­ cake - OUTSIDE! Danielle Farese day cake with twenty one candles aflame. Lori Wayne This is where the tragedy began: I blew Carla Borsoi '92 Box 2742. Kristen Kletke Karen Pierce 0Wl Mark Synder ^ft*h&1r Monica Swanson

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t'sthe big deal about cocaine, anyway? ffinotthat easy to get addicted to. It makes you up to that same point. Before, you know it, you're on an endless roller coaster of ups and downs, ' azing- it puts you in the best mood, makes White Line falling lower and lower with each high and need­ f n powerful and confident, and you can talk Ye?; ing more and more to climb that hill. 'Lone about anything. It gives you an endless You're so absorbed with reaching these highs L of energy, you can get so much done, and BY KRYIA LENDZION Sandspur Contributor for ADEPT that you're completely out of tune with what's rlc so efficiently. Plus, sex is incredible on it. *noi WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMOOOOOOOOOOOO0OOOOOOOOOOO0 """ ^flnnnnonrmnuuuuunnnrjrjrjcuu going on in the reality of your young body. Flake ONE try is not going to hurt anybody. •oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooeooeooow after flake, your body is breaking down. Blood Thearthis a lot around school, especially around years and/or a fine of 5,000-10,000 big system also controls your heart and lungs - vessels become more and more constricted. The afls when everyone's looking for quick sources you remember- those little organs that keep mi ones. The penalty for possession is a little ones in your nose are the first to go, gifting you 'fefficiency and confidence. It scares me that a less severe: A couple less years and few you alive. Just a little to much of that flake with sleepless nights, constant sniffles, and awk­ can screw up those electrical signals and Jaiiy t of people I really care about are making dan- hundred less dollars. No big deal. Prison's ward moments of uncontrollable bloody noses. s uneducated decisions about coke use. I not that bad. Free room and board and such things just STOP. But, you're too healthy for The cocaine uses up all your natural energy, and this to happen, right? So was Len veej uldn't worry so much if these decisions were an intimate atmosphere. Just always use the starts sapping it from parts of your brain and body Bias! serous but educated ones. At least this way I bathroom in private and never bend over to which really need it for normal everyday func­ ire individuals deserve every one of the consc­ pick up your soap. You may even be lacking the chemical in tioning, overworking them to weakness. You iences they get, no matter how deadly they are. Cocaine has developed a false reputation your body which breaks down cocaine, but hide this inner deterioration even from yourself, So are you one of the people that spew out these as being "non-addictive" because the you have no way of knowing. There's only as you use and use, then, as I've had a recovering ^ove justifications for your cocaine use? Well, physical withdrawal symptoms aren't as one way to really find out. Two lines and you addict tell me, "You literally just wake up and firstletme say something about addiction. A drug severe as those of some other drugs. The could experience a cheap O.D. Also remem­ your life is a living hell" of paranoia, tremors, and ^dictionis an involvement with a particular drug, pyschological ones alone are enough to ber while that pure white snow starts to absorb insomnia. At his point there often appears to be •haracterized by a loss of control, continuous use drive you crazy and make you want to die. into your system, that it's not all that pure. only one way "out." Only 10-35% of cocaine off the "street" is I despite negative consequences, and compulsion The intense cravings will leave you frus­ Oh, and about sex, it can be incredible when use. These are called the "three C's of addic- trated and hysterical, screaming in your pure cocaine, which means (and I hope I'm you're coked up. I wouldn't lie. Just appreciate it n." Sure, people get addicted to coke, you say, head for another dose, not aware of anyone not insulting your mathematical abilities too while you've go it because it won't be long before tonly one in a hundred, and they're just the ones or anything else in the world except of how much) that 65-90% is some other white pow­ you've lost all interest in sex... and all ability. dery substance. I don't know about you, but without will power. Actually about 10% of the much you want to suck that precious pow­ All these myths about cocaine are dangerous, there are a lot of white powdery substances cople who TRY coke "just once" become ad- der up your decomposing nose. actually DEADLY, and all it takes for them to that I definitely wouldn't want running This means if you have nine friends who "But just once won't hurt you," you say. spread and infect a community is a bunch of through my blood stream. ave tried coke, only one will become an addict. Hold on to that thought while I tell you manipulative smooth talkers who will make some "The rush you get from is so incredible it's i'ell, that's reassuring right? some things about cocaine's effect on your big bucks from it's use (and abuse, what do they worth flirting with death for," one student Life as a coke addict is nothing like the euphoric body. So, you do a couple of lines... before care?) and from about 600 people who want a once said to me. Sure, you're on top of the confident feeling that most experience from the you're even aware of how "amazing" it quick external way to feel "amazing." world, which is pretty far to fall as you start very first line. Your mind is constantly preoccu- feels to your intelligent brain, the coke has You've gotten some information so your deci­ "coming down" from the high. About an with cocaine- where you're going to get it, hit your heart. Immediately this hard work­ sions can now be educated ones. The next time hour later you're feeling irritable, tired, para­ and how you're going to do it. Nothing else in life ing muscle starts racing, your blood pres­ you're making this decision I simply ask you to noid and depressed, the feelings you wanted matters nearly as much- not your possessions, job, sure and pulse rate shoots up, and suddenly keep something in mind. How about feeling to escape and avoid by getting wired in the y, friends, health, or school. You'll do any- you've made yourself a prime candidate for amazing about YOURSELF? 1 promise, you'll first place. Now you're crawling even lower to get your drug, and since it doesn't run a heart attack, seizure, or stroke. The co­ still get a lot accomplished and be able to commu­ than you were before. But, hey, there is an , this usually involves stealing, lying, cheat­ caine then hits your nervous system imme­ nicate with people and, yes, you may even have answer. All it takes is another line or hit off ing, and dealing. Don't forget cocaine is also diately after, going directly to your "plea­ great sex. It will be because of YOU, and not a the pipe and you're up there again. Actually, . In most states the result of getting busted sure center" and activating this "amazing potentially life threatening drug. My propose it takes even more to reach that high the for dealing coke is a trip to The Slammer for 5-10 feeling." This same part of the nervous high is a lot less expensive, a hell of lot healthier, second time, and you can't quite seem to get and the rush lasts forever. Coming To Terms: What Rollins (and America) Are Looking For In-Depth A WPRK talk show every Tuesday from IULAN NORDSTROM that I've told you matter to me (even if they show on WPRK. You've started a new campus 10:30a.m. lo 1 1:00 focusing on a various ^mdspur Columnist seem unnecessary to you). Your paper looks organization to fill a need no one else was range of issues hosted by Gregg Rainone. %be what Rollins is looking so hard for is an good; just its appearance of crisp layout, doing anything about. The more you've given This Week's Topic: rfc ofExcellence. dark print, and careful typing bespeaks your to Rollins, the more rewarding your time here Nuclear Fusion: Energy of The Future? Rollins is a place o f great privilege and potential pride. You are giving me a well-made arti­ has seemed. with guest Rollins Physics Professor largely pissed away by nonchalance, neglect, fact. The same concern for quality appears But you do lament that too few others seem Donald C. Griffin ^ negativity. We've set low standards and ex- also in the essay's substance and presenta­ to share your enthusiasm and dedication, both itions for ourselves, and we're living down to tion, where it matters most. Careful reason­ for learning and for Rollins. You see the same Tan. ing, solid and resourceful evidence, persua­ sad waste that I see: unfocused and purpose­ tot me" you say, and if you say so, you're sive rhetoric, and engaging style (not to less people, serving their time in college, do­ obably right. But what about the others? What mention mastery of the elements of compo­ ing just enough to shuffle through, confused sition) tell me that your mind is performing Ntheprevailing attitudes? Is Rollins a place of about their values, clueless about the joys of 1 at full illumination. learning and mastery. They have small respect ^striving to do and be one's very best? Is this a Billy s Boost I* where high-quality performance is fore- Of course your work is not perfect, but for their minds, bodies, orsouls.it seems. They m People's minds, where people take keen it's clear that you wish it to be and that pollute them all with trivial pursuits, debilitat­ "Without inspiration m working to their full potential, and where you've used all the skill, knowledge, and ing substances, and shameless self-indulgence. wnic success matters more than social, ath- care you could muster at the time to do your You wish they'd wake up and have a care. Too my life has no Ec utmost. That's what you're proud of, even if much money, you figure, too spoiled and pam­ * - or economic success? es pered, too snobby and materialistic, no sense ' -formeitdoes!"Good. Ibelieve you. I know that doesn't bring you an A grade. You ff of responsibility. They' ve been given so much, motivation. re there. I've seen you in my classes. You're know you did the best you could under the circumstances. but they take it for granted, think they deserve P°ne who shows up faithfully. You're the one BY BILLY MARSHALL, JR. it, think they're superior, as if money makes • 0r sends me a note when you have to miss When you're my advisee, your wide in­ Sandspur Columnist them good. ^sandchecks to see whatyou've missed. You're terests have delighted me. Four years seem too little time to you to travel the exciting An Ethic of Excellence is what we want. A one who always seems tuned in to whatever's Oh these damn I-O-N words: dedica­ commitment to quality. Pride in doing well «»class. You ask a lot of questions. You pathways of learning that open up in col­ tion, inspiration, motivation, salvation, and doing good. Isn't that what you and I long ^genotonly me but your classmates. You're lege. Winter Term's exotic potpourri of complication, — desperation. Gotta love to see at Rollins? Do you think there's enough •to? Ii Massing yourself or others by courses blows your mind. "Can't I take more 'em! Especially inspiration and motivation. than one?" you always ask me. Invariably, of us to start a conspiracy, maybe a movement? J ! toge t things clearer or truer. Nor are you The two are directly related to each you opt for an independent study when Can you imagine how different life here would _ g! rownnose me. You really are inter­ other. We have to have a desire^ something given the chance. You relish the prospect of be if people really cared, if they really tried, if nally do care about the material and the that burns within our hearts, in order to fuel pursuing your special interests and getting they felt important and purposeful and deeply e discussing. You seem eager to find our motivation. That desire is inspiration. individual guidance from a professor. committed to finding the greatest values this m lunderstand things. You are curious, It's such a powerful entity. It alone is what Areyouagrind? Are you a nerd? No. You college could give them? What a thought! Just vigorous in your learning, not passive provides the footing to make all those amaze me by the breadth of your involve­ imagine. I ^ter. You shine. dreams come true. ments on this campus and in the community. Having trouble getting yourself into our shining isn't visible until I read And while you're thinking, consider if Rol­ Ve been uietl It turns out you have a part-time job or gear? Search into the soul and find that |«Jn se^ . °l y attentive in class. lins' problem isn't the same as America's. you're doing volunteer tutoring of Head burning coal (INSPIRATION) and allow it fc'ft rC foUowmS what's happening and n Start kids, or you've been rebuilding the Couldn't this country use an Ethic of Excel­ to set fire to your restless drive (MOTIVA­ lmaong, not dozing or daydreaming. walkways in Mead Gardens. You write for lence, too? TION). ^ in a brilliant paper. You've been the Sandspur and Brushing or you host a t0 attend to those conventional details November 27, 1991

Bull's Hit: Before you go home BY RICHARD BULLWINKLE Sandspur Columnist for Thanksgiving • <

So all of your Thanksgiving plane reserva­ some term for this fact, that parents get more The "Student Summit" made life at Rollins bitching about our Rollins Plight, but tions are made, you've "ved out the ride strict as they realize they are losing their so much nicer. this may be as good as it gets. We have. home or to the airport, you\ stuffed three children, but who gives a damn about what My love life is "so" grand! of the best. ^^ months of smelly, mildewed laundry into a psychologists say. We won that war in the East so gloriously. These past few weeks, the response to mv bag\ you've talking to all your friends back Remember, they pay the bills. If you keep Didn't we? column has been tremendous. Thank home and can't wait to see them, and you all these things in mind, then you '11 thank me Laura Ashley had a sale. for taking time to write me, or stop and talkiV think you're ready to get the hell out of here. when you get back. After all, what is I get to graduate in six months, and then go a moment. Especially nice were were a Obviously, this doesn't apply to those of Thanksgiving for? off into the real world. Yippee! who were touched by the peace giving farewei] you in the theater. (You love-your theatre. Speaking of which, have you considered to those who recently left us. You love your craft, but you can't go home, so the things you have to be thankful for? I But really, I do have some important things This particular column is shallow, so don'tl try to laugh.) But for the rest of you, let me have: to be thankful for. I 'm thankful for my family; think I don't realize that. I'm taking a brei warn you that there a few things you should scattered as we may be, we're always their for from depth; those things drain me. realize before you go home. I thank God David Duke didn't get elected each other. I have the best friends in the world. they do you, too. Do take a moment of tha First of all, look poor as you get off the in Louisiana. I've had a blast at Rollins so far, and they at some point, but enjoy your break, i plane. This may seem silly, but the chances My dog's finally starting to learn that he haven't booted me yet. I've got the coolest take nothing too seriously. are our folks will slip you a hundred as you get shouldn't pee in thee house. dog in world. I guess I'm fairly blessed. By the way, if you find a secret messageii| on the plane to go back to school. I'm finally big enough that my Mom can't Take a moment this weekend to think about this column, please tell me, because I didn't] Secondly, don't get off the plane with a force me to eat turkey or string beans. what you've got. We all get so excited about one in there. flight attendant under one arm, and a bottle of Mr. Bull, Box 962. Jack Daniels in the other. This is perfectly acceptable on your way to, or at college, but your parents don't pardcularly want to know about it. Somehow, parents really do believe when 1aro& «*»**• they call at 8:00 in the morning, that we have already left for classes. God forbid they should ever figure out the truth, that we haven't come home yet by 8:00. Try not to shock parents; they pay the bills. For instance, try not to repeat any McKean language or mention how many times your hall mates puked in the bathroom. And though it is common courtesy at Rollins to belch in someone's face, the rest of the world frowns on it. Carry a book satchel containing The Com­ plete Works of Shakespeare and General Bi­ ology, pulling your shoulder to the ground. You certainly don't have to read either book over break; it's an image we're striving for here. Wear a sweater your parents gave you, preferably one with deep sentimental attach­ ment for them, and try not to smell like cigarette smoke. If you manage to accomplish all these, then your parents will love you and hug you. Of course, last time I went home I did all these, and my father barely recognized me. He said, "I knew it either had to be my long­ haired son, or the ugliest woman I ever saw." Thanks Dad! Just because your parents love and hug you doesn't mean they won't have a few off-color remarks to make as your nestled in their arms. No matter how many pounds you gained over the term, freshman fifteen, sophomore seven­ teen, junior-year spare tire, or senior sixty, your mom will still tell you that you look thin and ask you if you've been eating well. Tell her about Beans, maybe she'll give you money so you can eat off campus more. If you're a guy, your dad will tell you that your hair is too long, and you look like a girl. If you 're a girl, he'll mumble something about an article he read claiming that ninety percent of all college women lost or lose their virginity in their first semester, and how he's glad his little girl is in the top ten percent. Hurnor him, i^me^ knew Tue night had he'll never know the difference. The ride home from the airport is hell, and \m successful. *« we you'll probably have to do the obligatory dinner at home that night. Tell your folks VOote if in •«& rvttddle of about classes; try to remember. You might mention any intellectual clubs you've joined, OaMpU^ \NCar-'ir*j mi\^ like the Philosophy Club or Spanish Honors Society, but you needn't tell them about your Chemistry Club that meets at 3:00 in the morning to stare at the lights in front of the library. But, after that, you'vee completed your family obligations and can stay out all you like, try to be in by sunrise. Freshmen may notice that their parents are more strict than they * ve ever been before. 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5-30pm Open Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting At the French House Lounge eS Rollins Friends of Lesbians and Gays Meeting At the Subvert House ' women's Basketball vs West Chester University Away ?ffi J^SiSSyrSSrSS «Sr Center, ,ee music. drinK, and ,ood hosted by the dSL

5:00pm Deacon's Stir Fry In the Chapel Classroom 5:30pm Overeators Anonymous Held in the French House Lounge 7:00pm Circle K Meeting in the Sullivan House 7:30pm InterVarsity Christian Fellowship Meeting In Bush 105

5:30pm Beans Dinner Forum Topical discussions with students, faculty, and staff in the Beanery Lakeside Room 6:30pm Rollins Tri-Club Meet at the pool for 1/2 hour of swimming and 1/2 hour of running 7:30pm White Christmas Being shown in the Student Center InterVarsity Christian Fellowship In the Sullivan House 8:00pm Ah, Wilderness! At the Annie Russell Theatre

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