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Sandspur, Vol 112, No 19, February 24, 2006 University of Central Florida STARS The Rollins Sandspur Newspapers and Weeklies of Central Florida 2-24-2006 Sandspur, Vol 112, No 19, February 24, 2006 Rollins College Find similar works at: https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-sandspur University of Central Florida Libraries http://library.ucf.edu This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers and Weeklies of Central Florida at STARS. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Rollins Sandspur by an authorized administrator of STARS. For more information, please contact [email protected]. STARS Citation Rollins College, "Sandspur, Vol 112, No 19, February 24, 2006" (2006). The Rollins Sandspur. 1803. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-sandspur/1803 The ROLLINS COLLEGE • WINTER PARK, FLORIDA andspur Bach Festival Introduction Tons of Gun Fun! The history of the Winter Park Bach Festival just Women Clinch Conference This week's .Opinions Section takes a "shot" at in time for opening night. The Women's Basektball team continued their the Second Amendment and all its spread. undefeated season and clinched the SSC. page 04 page 15 page 18 THE STUDENT VOICE OF ROLLINS COLLEGE SINCE 1894 VOL. 112 ISSUE 19 www.thesandspur.org FEBRUARY 24, 2006 All My Sons Debuts to Critical Acclaim Kelly McNoldy who approaches Joe Keller the sandspur (Dalto). "I was confident that we could establish Joe as a The Annie Russell The­ sympathetic character with­ atre is hosting "All My Sons" out the potentially saccha­ by Arthur Miller until Feb. rine trap of seeing this 61 25. Directed by Eric Zivot year old man play a scene and staring the talents of with an eight year old boy," Michael Dalto, Patrick Clark, said Zivot. Carrie Bonnell, and Sarah Opening night, Zivot Waibel, "All My Sons" ex­ was wearing a hat with plores what happens to two many different pins covering families when the American it. "I got into the habit many Dream goes wrong. years ago of always directing "I think the play is about with a hat on," said Zivot. the pursuit of the American "So I always have something Dream and what can happen to do with my hands when­ in the course of that pursuit," ever I get wild and said Zivot. crazy...this is actually my Dr. Lewis Duncan be­ third directorial hat. The lieves that the play not only other two have already worn provides entertainment, but COURTESY OF STACEY NORWOOD out. And the pins have been also shows the different STAR SPLENDOR: The cast, crew, and director of All My Sons poses on set as they prepare to presented to me by different choices that one may have to deliver their rendition of the Arthur Miller classic. companies at different plays make. "As a morality play it Zivot. "I think that these stu­ Zivot is proud of the fact mom and dad. They be­ that I have directed, so I have is sort of questioning our dent actors have been noth­ that despite all he put his ac­ haved like the young profes­ a little piece of memorabilia values and things richly lay­ ing short of heroic," said tors through, they were able sionals that they aspire to from everything that I've di­ ered in value choices...even Zivot. "I know that I am a to withstand it. "These peo­ be." rected." choices of the profession and very demanding director. I ple have worked astonish­ Zivot believes he and his As a representative for following one's dream," said make a point to be able to ar­ ingly hard, and they deserve team have done the play jus­ the audience, Duncan said Duncan. ticulate to the company a credit for that," said Zivot. tice. "I believe we have not that "[The play was] an in­ To produce this play, very specific interpretation "I've insisted that they work failed the play, but that's ul­ credibly powerful play Zivot and the actors had to of the play, and I demand astonishingly hard and no­ timately for the audiences to and it's just amazingly put in many long, hard- that everybody fill their re­ body buckled, nobody quit, decide," said Zivot. well done - the stage worked hours, which is not spective responsibilities nobody backed down, no­ Missing from the play, scenery, the lighting, the an easy thing to do with based on the play." body went crying home to however, is Burt, a little boy CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 Casey on Fast Track to Provost er. Crummer, and the Holt pro­ Joshua Benesh Lancaster, a former pro­ gram. the sandspur fessor in French and the hu­ Casey's current position manities, has opted to step as Dean of the Faculty for the Roger Casey, Dean of the aside and resume her teach­ College of Arts and Sciences Faculty, will be named the ing role in order to pursue has led to some reservation regarding potential fa­ nominee for the Provost po­ further academic study in voritism benefiting the Arts sition to be approved Febru­ her field. Lancaster's role as and Sciences Program over ary 28 via faculty election. Provost was the pinnacle of a others. Duncan dispelled The news of the upcoming career with Rollins stretch­ these reservations saying nomination was circulated ing back to 1970 and encom­ that Casey gave the right an­ via a faculty-wide email sent passing a multitude of var­ swer when approached with by President Lewis Duncan ied roles within all aspects of this concern, offering that he announcing his decision to the Rollins community. At nominate Casey as a replace­ would it was more probable the time of publication she that he would favor other ment for the outgoing could not be reached for Provost, Dr. Patricia Lancast- programs at Rollins and the comment. new challenges and learning Casey would move to potentials they present. the position from his current COURTESY OF KELLY RUSS INDEX The selection process for PROVOST ROAST: Dean Roger Casey responds to faculty role as Dean of Faculty, a po­ Casey consisted of Duncan's questions in preparation for the upcoming Provost vote, NEWS .2 sition he has held at Rollins consultation with the En­ ident. In describing these nounced without the nation- CRUMMER NEWS 5 for six years. The new role dowed. Chairs, Executive sessions Duncan noted the al search that typically ac­ HOLTNEWS 6 would expand his oversight Committee of the Faculty "strong positive feedback re­ companies the filling of ad­ LIFE&TIMES 8 into all areas of academics at Senate, and other faculty garding Roger" that emerged ministrative level positions. ENTERTAINMENT ... .12 Rollins, placing him in a key members whose opinion was and led to his decision. Duncan, in defense of his OPINIONS 15 decision-making role for the highly regarded by the pres- The nomination was an­ CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 SPORTS 18 College of Arts and Sciences, THE SANDSPUR -FEB. 24, 2006 NEWS VOL. 112 ISSUE 19 India: The mass collecting of Iraq: Sixteen people were Chicago: McDonald's Corp. Louisiana: The first of major WORLD poultry has continued in killed when seven bomb at­ is facing at least three law­ Mardi Gras parades with India's western state of Ma­ tacks ripped through Iraq. A suits related to its disclosure brightly decorated floats harashtra, two days after U.S. soldier was killer and last week that its french fries and flying beads rolled NEWS CI three cases of bird flu were 56 others were wounded. contain wheat and dairy down New Orleans' streets found among the chickens. products, which can cause despite the widespread de­ allergic reactions to food- struction from Katrina. COURTESY OF CNN.COM NATIONAL Philippines: After a mud­ sensitive costumers. slide buried a school res­ California: A 62-year-old Egypt: Osama bin Laden cuers using high-tech equip­ Washington: The lawyer great grandmother has be­ promised never to be cap­ NEWS m ment described hearing who was accidently shot by come one of the oldest tured alive and declared the "signs of life." Vice President Cheney dur­ women in the world to suc­ United States had resorted Nebraska: The U-Stop in ing a hunting trip was sorry cessfully give birth. to the same "barbaric" tac­ Mexico: After a gas explo­ downtown Lincoln sold a for all the trouble Cheney tics used by Saddam Hus­ sion rescue workers dug $365 million Powerball lot­ had faced over the past New York: The parents of sein. through debris in a Mexican tery jackpot ticket. The week. Natalee Holloway, the Al­ coal mine in effort to free 65 buyer took the "Quick Pick' abama teen who went miss­ Palestine: In Gaza City, miners who had been option, letting the ticket Chicago: An Illinois resident ing last May, have sued the Hamas presented Ismail trapped for more than a day. computer select the num­ reported finding a bird's van der Sloots. Haniyeh as its choice for bers. head in a can of pinto beans. Palestinian prime minister. Roger Casey Panel on Democracy in CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 fied, extolled the virtues of a decision, stated, "I do not sup­ national search in not only po­ port disingenuous national tentially improving the candi­ searches if an internal candi­ date field but also resulting in Latin American States date is well-qualified for the the greatest inclusion of the John Ferreira position." He went on to em­ Rollins community in the de­ the sandspur phasize the practical advan­ cision-making process. Fur­ tages of an internal review ther objections were sounded The SunTrust Auditori­ speaking of its ability to ac­ regarding the degree of trans­ um was jam-packed as stu­ complish position placement parency in the decision-mak­ dents, faculty and those in­ goals without investing "inor­ ing process, yielding a climate terested in Latin America dinate amounts of time and that fosters further distance turned out to listen to a money on national searches," between the administration panel discuss the current adding that "the exclusive and faculty.
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