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STARS Citation Rollins College, "Sandspur, Vol 98 No 27, May 13, 1992" (1992). The Rollins Sandspur. 1735. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-sandspur/1735 Volume 98 Issue # 27 KolUns College-WnterPark, Florida May 13,1992 COLLEGE PONDERS RACE RELATIONS IN AMERICA

0Y KALEE KRIEDER of the lower classes but not on the Sandspw Professor Mark Chapman asked the system which is set up to oppress audience if anyone could understand As the rioting in South Central Los them. Certainly minorities of all col­ how the jury came to the not guilty Angeles cooled to a simmer, the Cul­ ors are not adequately represented in verdict. After a time, one student tural Action Committee at Rollins kind or in principle on Capitol Hill. bravely raised his hand. He immedi­ College held a forum about Race Re­ This inequity became painfully obvi­ ately came under fire from all sides. lations in America in lieu of the ous during the Judge Thomas confir­ Perhaps the reason why many "well Rodney King verdict. Approximately mation hearings last fall. Speaker meaning whites" do not comprehend 65-70 people were in attendence as a Kim White-Mills saw the riots as the pernicious and wide-spread na­ panel of speakers: Professors Larry ture of racism is that they do not VanSickle, Ed Royce, Mark understand its application. Chapman, and Kim White-Mills pre­ Perhaps the Cultural Action Committee chair­ sented their perspectives on the vio­ man Lee Wong and outgoing chair lence. | reason why many Traci Pough promise that this will be The brothers of Tau Kappa Epsilon celebrate their new charter at Many comments surfaced about "well meaning one of many programs sponsored by their formal Installation Ball May 2nd. ihecycle of racism and poverty which the group next year. An Executive has left most people of color in inner I whites" do not committee of student government, the cities with poor living conditions, I comprehend the CAC is comprised of the chairper­ little or no health insurance or access sons of the Black Student Union, TKE returns to full to health care, single-parent families, pernicious and Asian American Students, Interna­ and gangs. One man after the forum wide-spread tional Students, Rollins Friends of stated "I find it sad that a group of Lesbians and Gays, Jewish Student fraternity status people must riot to be heard in nature of racism. League, Latin American Students, and BY TODD WILLS well as Lon Justice and Gregg Wyatt, American society...these were the Voices for Women organizations. Sandspur two officials from the international second round of riots I have seen in Wong seeks to integrate Residential headquarters of TKE. my lifetime, I do not believe it will be "another phase in the four hundred Life, student organizations, the fac­ On May 2nd at the Hotel Royal TKE has had a storied history at the last." year struggle." She and many others ulty, and curriculum to impact a broad Plaza in the Walt Disney World Vil­ Rollins College. This is not the first Student Devita Mosely commented believe that "We [Americans] won't base of students. "This forum was a lage, Tau Kappa Epsilon (TKE) re­ time that TKE has existed on our on the role of the media which always acknowledge that we are basically a great start for CAC, you'll be seeing ceived its charter, making it once campus as a full fledged fraternity. In racist society." seems to focus on the destructiveness a lot of us next year." 1959, TKE gained its first charter to establish the Zeta Phi chapter at TKE is now Rollins, however, in 1987, this chap­ ter lost its charter. In 1989,16 students The search goes on- STILL given full voting re-founded the Zeta Phi group and in privileges on IFC 1990 it gained the status of a TKE BY KALEE KREIDER bringing candidates to campus. Pro­ career, many of the positions open here colony. With the May 2nd installation Sandspur fessor Eileen Gregory, chair of the do not have tenure. As the national and is also on an ball, TKE has regained active status Dean of the Faculty Search Commit­ economy is sluggish, many other col­ equal level with and currently has 42 members. The year 1992may go down inRollins tee believes that while a new Dean leges are slashing administrative posi­ This new status gives TKE new history as the Year of the Search. The was not hired, the interview procedure tions leaving professionals wary of other fraternities privileges which it did not enjoy in it maze of candidates and array of vitae is "a learning process for the com­ leaving job security in one environment during rush. colony status. TKE is now given full circulating the campus has been almost munity." Aside from the sense of to move to Rollins for fear of losing the voting privileges on IFC and is also on an equal level with other fraternities mind-boggling to most students, fac­ comaraderie personally and profes­ position here. during rush. As TKE Rush Chair ulty, and staff. Chuck Wainman, cur­ sionally which develops during the Interestingly enough, the College is again, a fully functioning member of Doug Satzman states, "Now that we rently working in the Dean of the Fac­ Search process, which includes fac­ in a somewhat unique financial situa­ the Rollins Inter-Fraternity Council. have reached our goal of chartering, ulty office, has just been hired as the ulty, staff, and students, the interview tion. While many colleges and univer­ Severalhonored guests were present we can take steps forward to becom­ College's new Director of Institutional process often sparks straightforward sities are laying workers off, Rollins is at the formal InstallationBall. Among ing a dominant fraternity on the Rollins research after a lengthy committee "real talk" about curricular and co- running a multitude of searches for these were Dean Steven Neilson, as Campus." process. Lou Miller also joins Rollins curricular problems and successes. faculty and administrative positions. Of as the new Director of Computer Ser­ Members of most of the Search course, with so many pots on the stove vices. However, these new hires are the Committees have been impressed by it is difficult to watch each one carefully. exception, not the rule. the applicant pool. When asked why Some of the searches also began late Student writing honored Search committees for a new Direc­ Rollins seemed unable to hire for two forcing the College to appoint interim WINTER PARK, FL. -Kimberly Dr. Wendy Brandon presented cash tor of Student Activities and Athleticke y positions like Dean of the Faculty Deans and Directors until they are Reed's "Reminiscent Placed" and prizes of fifty dollars each to Kim Director (AD) are still nirining. Mean­ and Dean of the Chapel, she replies complete. Steve Bence's "Killing a Man?" tied and Steve during the award ceremony while, the Dean of the Faculty and Dean that as Rollins has grown into a ma­ One is left to contemplate, after at­ to win this first annual Writing Cen­ on Thursday, May 7, 1992. Their of the Chapel searches will begin anew ture academic institution with high tending all the interviews and fora, ter Writing Contest for ElOl writers. names and a more detailed descrip­ tion of their winning entries will also next year. Don Griffen of the Physics standards, the College is "unwilling whether the Rollins community is seek­ Kimberly Reed, Dr. Thad Seymour's be printed in the Writing Center department was affirmed Friday as the to settle." While the expectations of ing a candidate to fill a job title, or if the student, presented a sixteen-year-old Newsletter. lew interim Faculty Dean to take the the College may be too high, faculty entire College is at a juncture. It appears girl's steamy visit to a mature man's ace of the current interim Dean, Pro­ agree that better to set high standards that many are seeking to redefine the apartment in her essay titled "Remi­ • The Writing Consultants also want fessor Ed Cohen. than low ones. College, to consolidate its gains in the niscent Place." Steve Bence's "Killing a Man?" ex­ to extend a special thanks to all who Many students have expressed con­ Another reason why many searches 1980's and look forward to the next plored the casualties of war by in­ participated in the contest. We clearly cern about the length of many of the are lasting longer or requiring more century. Those hired over the past year during the search are the new breed. volving readers in a British soldier's have some talented ElOl writers this searches. It is true that working on a than one round of interviews has to Perhaps they will help the entire com­ encounter with a Chinese commu­ year, and we look forward to con­ search committee can take an inordi- do with the economy. While the munity move forward. Meanwhile, the nist. Steve Bence is Dr. Rosemary sulting with all of you again in the ^ amount of time: screening resumes, College seeks to entice individuals search (es) are on. Curb's student this semester. future. one and airport interviews, and well-advanced in their professional NEWS STYLE FORUM CAMPUS INDEX in the aftermath of ADEPT honors two Habitat for Hu­ • Hmght off a sue- the LA ~;ots of its members who manity recleves a I! cessfui run of NEWS 1-5 following the have distinguished $10,000 boost to j! Amadeus, the STYLE Rodney King themselves with aid in its service ; Annie Busseli The- FORUM 9-1 fl oil ins students their service during Work throughout | aire announces its CLASSIFIEDS 11 schedule for 1992- speaV >ut the academic year. the Central Florida concerning the area. Ifew. ••• •"••'•.: entire affair. page 2

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Equus: When artistic freedom prevailed BY MIKE PORCO AND SALLY WOOD ab°ut thenude scene. Thei folifollowino wineg veayearr , wwheW n * Contributing writers Storer was brought in as a guest, he agreed to Louise and Phillip Torrance 4/11/79). Juergens threats if they were to proceed with the nude direct Equus. Decisions had to be made about wrote back to concerned patrons and all seemed scene, plus irate phone calls from those who Believe it or not, there was a time when how scene 32 would be artistically handled. controlled until an article written by Jody Feltus. were appalled by the reverse decision to clothe students at Rollins stood up for more than the Juergens and Storer both agreed that the use of "Nude scene in Rollins play stirs only mild the scene. On May 2nd, the tables turned for BYOB policy. This article takes us back to nudity was critical to the story and decided to do protest.: That was the headline of an article that Equus. Arnold Wettstein, Dean of the Chapel, 1979 when a battle took place over freedom of the play as its writer intended. "If I was unable appeared in the April 18, 1979 edition of the and Sister Kate had come to terms with the expression. It is written in honor of three to direct the play as written, I honestly don't Sentinel Star. When interviewing Jeff Storer, situation and decided to have a campus wide individuals who protected the artistic freedom know if I would have bowed out" said Jeff he smiled as he read the comments that he had meeting concerning the issue in Bush Audito­ of Rollins College. Thaddeus Seymour in Storer. After making the decision, the next step made within the article when asked if he had rium. Students, faculty, and TV crews jammed remembered for his courage in allowing the was to bring it before the President of the any complaints. "Just a handful -1 think, four the meeting. The campus was alive with activity. Annie Russell Theatre to produce Equus, aplay College. Although internally apprehensive, Dr. - wrote back to object to it." Inside Bush, passionate speeches were made that caused much controversy during his first Seymour (who says he would have rather not When he repeated these words, a smirk danced about academic freedom. Someone among the term as President. Dr. Robert O. Juergens, who done it in his first year) allowed the play to go across his lips. He knew those words weren't group had mentioned that Gainsville suffered was chairman of the theatre department, and on. well chosen. Rehearsals were still progressing, from the same problem, but had gotten a federal Dean Arnold Wettstein of Knowles Memorial The next step w as to inform the public and the they didn't rehearse the scene with their clothes injunction and were allowed to proceed with Chapel are thanked for their great support. students of the decision. However everyone off until two weeks before the opening, but the play. With this news, Seymour pledged to find an alternative an seek an injunction. While Most of all, the spirit of Equus is dedicated to involved was stressing the importance of keeping while the cast was hard at work, more and more attention was being placed upon the production all this was happening, there was also a smaller visiting professor Jeff Storer. the nude scene from becoming an issue. That and the nudity. At this point, the situation was private battle going on. The young director, was only a small part of a very large production. still under control, even with an increase in who had found himself among all these faces, The Background: Storer remembers that he wanted it, "used cor­ letters and phone calls. Not only was Rollins was exhausted and fatigued. He was having "It has been decided that the roles of JILL rectly and sensitively; it was never aboutnudity." coming under scrutiny, but the city began to problems internally with his family and was and ALAN in Equus will be performed as It was felt that the subscribers should be in­ feel the pressure as well. That's when a certain doing his best to be the strong support the written." When this audition notice was tacked formed. At the end of a letter to all subscribers, city ordinance became and issue: "It shall be students needed while at the same time holding on the backboard of the Annie Russell Theatre, Juergens wrote: :I would also like to remind you unlawful for any person within the corporate back all of his frustrations with the community the students and theatre faculty knew they were that our next production, Equus, has a scene limits of the city to be found in a state of nudity and the media. As the huge group rallied, they in for a challenge. However, they thought the where a young boy and girl completely undress. . . .It shall also be unlawful for any person decided to march on city hall, in a peaceful but challenge would stem from producing Peter After very careful consideration, we have de­ potent protest. Whilemarchipp some students Shaffer's strong psychological drama, where a cided that this scene is essential to the over-all took it upon themselves to put a bra and panties professionally impotent psychiatrist reacts artistic impact of this very important play, and on a nude statue that sat in front of city hall. deeply to a young stable boy named Alan who, we will play the scene as written". While marching, Time was now very important because they had with a steel spike, gorged out the eyes of six Auditions were conducted, but anyone in­ only one day to seek and receive an injunction. horses. The company also had to deal with the terested in the part of Jill or Alan had to have some students Seymour was also without the aid of the school maturity of the play, where in a pivotal scene, parental consent. Those who were called back took it upon lawyer, because he was also the lawyer of the young Alan and Jill completely disrobe. The auditioned for Jeff Storer, Dale Amlund, and a city. Although the lawyer thought there was no real challenge came when the college, cast, and female stage manager named Isabelle Pierce. themselves to put conflict of interest, the school thought differ­ a handful of faculty members has to prove to Auditions were closed and the curtain on stage a bra and panties ently. Offers came in from many firms wishing the city of Winter Park that they had the right to was brought down. After reading the scene and to take the case, many free of charge, but perform Equus with the artistic elements they improvising it once, they were asked to do it a on a nude statue Seymour decided to trust the case to Lee Sasser felt it needed and deserved. third time while disrobing. David Lee McClure that sat in front Jr. The drama in fighting for Equus had many and Darla Briganti were cast in the roles and May 3rd, opening day - Everyone at the players, ranging from students to faculty, but rehearsals began. of City Hall. theatre and all over the community was anx­ three men found themselves in the middle of Throughout this time there had been little iously awaiting the outcome. The hearing was the controversy. The first was Seymour, next reaction from the public. Letters that came only scheduled at 1:30 to be heard by US District Juergens, and finally Storer, who directed the shared a mild protest. "We cannot believe that within the corporate limits of the city to exhibit, Court Judge John Reed. He was one of only two piece at age 26. Of the three, only Juergens was the success or.impact of a play rises or falls on sell, or offer to sell any lewd or indecent book, in the state - if he did not grant an injunction, the present during the selection of Equus as part of having such a scene included." However these picture, or other thing; or to exhibit or perform chances of receiving another were virtually the 1978-1979 season (plays are chosen at the words were tempered by having the letter end any indecent, immoral or lewd play ..." impossible. Reed's decision was of immense end of the year for the following season). He with, "we also feel we must be fair and con­ Everything began to combust on Monday importance to the situation, but it almost didn't had seen the play in London, thought it mar­ gratulate you on superb directing and the students April, 30, and the show was to open that Thurs­ happen: "That the court hearing would even velous, and figured something could be done on impressive and superior acting." (letter from day. Storer had taken an hour off to go buy a take place was up in the air for about 15 minutes shirt for the owning and returned to his office as Reed wondered aloud whether his ownership when a policeman came. Storer remember of two tickets for Equus would jeopardize his impartiality to the case. I'm fearful I'm dis­ being toled by the policeman that if he pro­ qualified." We can help ceeded he would be fined $500 and receive 30 days in jail for every performance. Even more At that moment, it looked as if there was no youfind horrifying, the students would also be pros­ solution, but one was quickly promised as the ecuted. judge promised to give away his tickets, if the MONEY "It broke my heart, I was perfectly willing to attorneys called his wife. As the case progressed, stand up for it by my own ground," said Storer. the judge finally issued a temporary restraining FOR Things were coming to a critical point, and with order that would allow the play to be performed the news of prosecution late that evening after until it closed, with the basis that the first part COLLEGE rehearsal, Seymour, Storer, and Juergens joined of the city's ordinance was unconstitutional. forced at Seymour's house. They discussed, Rollins has earned the right to perform the show strategy, however, there was really nothing to as they artistically believe it should be. When Every Student is Eligible discuss. "I couldn't let Rollins break the law." the news hit the school late that afternoon, Seymour, as president of the school really had students and faculty across the campus could be for Financial Aid heard cheering. The entire campus had won a • Comprehensive Database - over 200,000 listings represent over no choice. Meanwhile, once the press had heard of the legal situation of the nude scene, victory. Thecastof£t7uu5playedtoafullhouse $10 billion in private sector financial aid. and even though they had won legally, there • Easv To Use — we match up students to awards based on information the local papers were bursting with stories. Life r^Sdcd Snctding^Tp^ns. family heritage, and academe interests. on campus was becoming chaotic. were still picketers lead by Rev. John Book protesting outside the theatre walls. Even though • Unique Awards-our research oer*rt^ The next few days blew over Rollins like a golf caddies, left-handed students, cheerleaders. ™n's™^™™*. many of the faculty members were concerned hurricane. There were constant phone calls, • Guarantee - we w3l find at least seven sources of private sector financial that people may come to the show for the wrong letters poured in, and members of the press aid, or we will refund your money. i„„„rt reasons, they were put at ease with the thun­ were crawling all over campus. Equus had For more information and our FREE brochure, please derous standing ovation they received that become front page material. On May 1st, the complete and mail the coupon below.^ I Thursday night, "They didn't come for the theatre had a company meeting. Juergens de­ sensation. They liked and respected the show. scribed it as being a very emotional time, and Please send FREE scholarship information to: They applauded." - Juergens. that he was even having to fight back tears. To Equus ran for only two weekends and re­ Nam*) the department and the school, Equus had be­ mained a headline in the local news for the come something very special. However, at the entire run. Storer is still referred to as the Address end of the meeting, Juergens announced his "nude" director, and when people hear of the State. Zp. decision to clothe the scene. The faculty can't C*y Annie Russell Theatre, many still remember expose the students to public prosecution." The the controversy over the case. Even with all the theatre issued press statements revealing their Year in School trouble and pain that the controversy caused, disgust and outrage at the city. when Storer was asked if he would do it dif­ Phone( 'The tactic of selecting Mr. Storer, and pos­ SERVICES ferently if he could go back, his response was Mail To: SCHOLARSHIP RESEARCH sibly the two students as targets, is not only "Art was an appropriate form to discuss issues P.O. BOX 162691 P^* devious, but grossly unequitable." - Press re­ like these and I wouldn't do anything differ­ ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FL 32716 lease. ently." (407) 869-0790 I At this point, the theatre was receiving bomb page 4 The Sandspur Volume 98 Issue #27

Outdoor Educators Prepare for New Year WINTER PARK, FL. - Outdoor educators at demonstrably successful since Sir B aden-Po well project's philosophy is the desire to have stu­ educating the senses and intellect to enlighten Rollins College have begun planning for the and Ernest Thompson Seton suggested scout­ dents teach one another the skills associated others 1992-93 school year as students complete the ing for teenagers at the turn of the century. with trip-plarining including nutrition, journal training manual. Currently, they are compiling Teaching others to care for one another through writing, interpersonal communication, safety, assertiveness development in order to accom­ a list of interested students which surprisingly planning, conducting and leading trips into rare and volunteer service. plish tasks includes approximately fifteen students, most forests and through novel tails are not unfamiliar Through expeditions to the Ocala National decision making training to encourage problem of whom are women. Many of these students concepts. By tieing the concept of wilderness/ Forest, Cape Canaveral National Seashore, the solving may also seek opportunities for independent outdoor education programs to the liberal arts Oklawaha River or the Everglades wilderness exploring wild settings study for academic credit through the College mission at Rollins College, the group seeks to waterway, students may learn about their own as well. Faculty and staff who have been apply the proven values of the British Duke of strengths and weaknesses. Outdoor education recreation in order to instill a love of the involved in the program in the past are Judy Edinborough program to serve the needs of also seeks to impart a familiarity with and outdoors Provost, John Langfitt, Bob Thompson, Joe student life on this small campus. understanding for the values of wilderness science of the natural world to better compre­ Siry and others. Given the enthusiastic response In the tradition of a liberal arts education, preservation, responsible outdoor sport behav­ hend ecology to the Sandspur article published two weeks allowing students to take initiative and serve ior, natural science field study, map and com­ health and nutrition to guide lifelong habits of ago, the group has worked on and submitted a their communities lies at the heart of outdoor pass reading, and citizenship. The program personal respect program outlining their goals. leadership. It is the goal of this outdoor edu­ affords students the experience to grow through The quality of teaching students to better cation program to build self-reliance, mutual self-imposed challenges in a supportive setting interdependence, through team reliance and understand themselves and others in a natural respect, and geographical literacy through rig­ of other students, faculty, and staff. interpersonal dialogue setting through camping, canoeing, hiking, and orous, supervised hiking, backpacking, canoe­ The ten priorities of the program are: practice in planning, executing, and guiding skills that enhance outdoor survival has been ing, and camping expeditions. Inherent in the learning through experience our place in nature overnight expeditions

support from student government which passed Habitat for a bill this year supporting the Habitat efforts. Student Life Committee Vice-President Reid Boren, responding to inquiries as to why no senators showed up to Humanity work on the Pennies for Heaven project stated completes Annual Report that because of Fox Day and the inauguration of a new Senate, there was a lack of commu- The Student Life Committee, one of the four solidarity, creating a peer-tutoring and operating committees in the All-College gov­ mentoring programs, increasing institutional gets $10,000 ernance structure, submitted its annual report support for leadership education, and encour­ ... the Habitat this month with six recommendations. Fol­ aging senior faculty to become actively involved project still needs lowing the issuance of this report, a faculty in group advising or working with the residential Boost colloquium was held to address the salient learning community (RLC). to raise several issues of the report. The Committee issued this The Committee was unable to reach con­ thousand dollars statement, "The colloquium helped us decide sensus on gradually phasing out small group BY KALEE KREIDER that we should move away from policies as housing allocations based on group affiliation Sandspur before they can they are currently practiced and expand our co- and competitive review. The Residential Life curricular concerns to encouraging student Office is currently evaluating the housing Following on the heels of a disappointing break out the behavior to change with respect to alcohol process. It is possible that the system of housing Pennies From Heaven fundraising effort; Mark hammer and abuse rape, hazing, vandalism, classroom review currently used may be eliminated. Freeman received confirmation on Friday that decorum, and honoring one another. At the faculty colloquium, many of these the Scotty's corporation is donating $10,000 nails. The recommendations published by chair­ suggestions were hotly debated. Clearly evi­ in building materials for the Rollins Habitat man Professor Joe Siry included the removal of dent were frustrations concerning the unhealthy project. This brings the group to within two nication. Boren is confident, however, that the Fraternity Rush from the middle of the Winter environment in which students live and learn. thousand of its $30,000 goal to build a house. new Senators are very "conscientious" and Term to either the Winter break or Spring All agreed that there are no easy solutions. Students Chris DeJohn and Gretchen Pollam feels sure that the College "will see a lot of break. Pan-Hellenic Council has already de­ These issues will continue to be addressed by who have spearheaded the effort this year them." cided to move women's rush to the fall term to the Student Life Committee next year whose expressed their excitement over the news. Next year, the Rollins Habitat group will reduce the stress on those rushing and to newly elected faculty members include Profes­ Earlier this week, the Habitat group was begin building the house. They will need minimize disruption to the College calendar. sor Mark Anderson, Rich Morris, and Judy "frustrated" as groups of volunteers from community support from students, faculty, and Other suggestions included promoting class Schmalstig. several Greek organizations failed to show up staff to make the project a success. In the mean to collect change from local businesses and time, the Habitat project still needs to raise students to raise funds for the project. Chris several thousand dollars before they can break Personal DeJohn stated that they had hoped to raise out the hammer and nails. $5,000 and only managed to raise $700. While mini • 7 Day Access many individual faculty, staff, and students • Resident Managers have contributed time and funds for the cause, Storage ''Outside Parking for RV's the group has been disappointed at the lack of boats, cars, campers & equipment • Month to Month jm± • 4 x 5 to 20 x 40 unit size MUSICIANS we have • Electricity Available H^LNDBOOK '92 LOW EDGEWATER FERN PARK Student 299-3043 830-9396 6325 EDGEWATER DR. 8226 HWY. 17-92 - FERN PARK Fares! (11/4 MI.N. OFLEERD. Take the i 1 Ml. N. OF MAITLAND EXCHANGE) N. 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Meeting called to order at 7:05 pjn. Motion to suspend rules for unfinished II. Reports business - 15 approve Senate Bill 1992-93-3 President: Thank you to college senate; Dean Sponsor: Bitman of the faculty-interim; World Hunger - April Bill 92-93-3 sponsor: Bitman; was no increase WHEREAS, the SGA By-Laws require the SGA President to remain at the college for six- 3rd; looking for student art; Cornell and Stu­ in pay for past two years; Alfieri: amount fea­ weeks during the summer, and; dent Center close on 15th and Beans on the sible for Dal and Reid?; Voting - 1 opposed. WHEREAS, the SGA By-Laws require the SGA Vice-President to remain at the college for 20th. Bill passes. four weeks during the summer, and; Vice President: next couple of weeks write Bill 92-93-4 re: Committee on Arts - Hamann: WHEREAS, the SGA By-Laws specify that provision for compensation shall be made by the down goals concern over budget - does it mean they need to Senate; Chief Justice: had 2 sessions - great board; be put in budget? THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the SGA pay $6.00 per hour for forty hours per week White-Davis is senate representative Dal: COA is in first stages-really doesn't to the President and Vice President for the summer. Maximum compensation for the President Comptroller: closed accounts; to report on need money because for now a communication shall be $1440, and to the Vice President shall be $960. money left; $12,351 Blues Traveler tickets; purpose. Question called; 17 in favor, 1 ab­ Senior Week from contingency. stained, 1 opposed - Bill passes. PR Chair: Surveys are out Bill 92-92-5 - White-Davis first makes Senate Bill 1992-93-4 Asst. Director: last weekend of party permits amendment to bill; Van Vliet: concern over Sponsors: Neunschwander & Weibel RCP Chair: need film & media chair; Weibel necessity of amendment; Nick: this past year WHEREAS, there is a lack of emphasis on the cultural arts at Rollins College, and; interested there were several cases involving sect. B15 WHEREAS, there is no specific organized group representing nor promoting the cultural PBU Chair: last Sandspur next week; need and B16 and it needs to be specified. Wilkerson: endeavors on and off campus, and; senate rep. clarification on "promptly and respectfully"?; THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that Section I Bf(2)b of the SGA By-Laws be amended to nf CAC Chair: 65-70 attend Race Relations; Nick gave example. Bitman: clarificati™ add a Committee of the Arts and its respective chairperson onto the Rollins College Productions vacutive committee. 2nd meeting Sat.; Diane Hathaway speaking of "college records or other records"?; Nick: "Voices for Women"; R-Flag: Davenport pertains to fake ID's. Question called; 2nded; pro: 11, 7 con; 1 abst,: Bill fails. SSC Chair: will be fax; office hours 2:30- Senate Bill 1992-93-5 5:00 T/Th Senate Resolution 92-93-1; Bitman withdrew sponsorship; bill rescinded, Wellman motions Sponsor: White-Davis TJJ. Appointments BE IT RESOLVED, that the following amendments be made to the Code of Student's Rights Parliamentarian: Jo Wellman to suspend rules and change 92-93-1 to 92-93- 3. White-Davis: RCP/PBU allocations for last and Responsibilities. President Pro Tempore: Rob Emerson B. Policies Regarding Student Conduct Clerk: Karen Shatz year? Vlasic calls question; Alfieri seconds; vote called, 12 pro, 6 con, 1 abst., Budget B7. Falsification approved. Falsification of any College or other Records, (R-Times p. 133) including but not limited to IV. Unfinished Business admission, registration, financial aid, student disciplinary, academic, health, and parking decals BilT92-93-2 Vlasic read through old bill and Dal announced Exec, for confirmation; is prohibited... amended version; no discussion, put to vote; unanimous. B 15. Requests or Orders (R-Times p. 135) Bill passes. Anne read PBU Editors & Manager, they all Students are required to comply promptly and respectfully with reasonable requests or orders stood: unanimous VI. Nominations Reid encourages more nominations Nick read SHB justices; Mosley voiced B16. Residential Living Approp. - Hamann & White Davis; Bitman: concern re: Sivitilli holding 2 positions (ed. of Students who live in campus residence halls, houses, fraternities and sororities are expected experience? Hamann. Sandspur, associate Chief Justice); Nick: to comply with the "Guides for Residential Living". Any violation of College policies occurring Elections & Training - Wellman declined; Sivitilli is best for job; Rob confirmed. in a student room are the responsibility of the student occupant(s). EmersonreadBill 92-93-1 re: budget; Vlasic: need more nominations; Tracy: jobdescription?; why general account not decrease as Shampa's Chris & Reid explain; Tracy nominated herself salary will not be included? - accepted. Senate Resolution 1992-93-2 Dal: money for fax machine, supplies, com­ College Governance - White-Davis & Vlasic Sponsor: Bitman puter expansion; nominated for chair; Vlasic chosen unani­ WHEREAS, Lucy Hamilton has served the Rollins community for two years with great Bitman: $12,000 would go for Fax & com­ mously. devotion and caring for the student body; and puter; College Senate - Weiss withdraws name; WHEREAS, Lucy has helped bring the Administration closer to everyone, and Dal: there is an increase in special events; Vlasic ineligible - Neunschwander, Weibel, WHEREAS, Lucy has been an endearing friend to many, and Bitman: concern on RCP's $3,000 increase Emerson, Davis, Bitman, Wellman, Van Vliet, WHEREAS, the students have benefitted greatly by her leadership, guidance, and integrity, in allocation and they get to keep $15,000 that Mosley, Perkins, Alfieri, Gridley, White-Davis, and they generated themselves - it is obvious that Tejada - circle 8 names on sheet of paper. WHEREAS, we would like to wish you the best of luck in the future, and this year there was not quality programming. Resolution92-93-2 - sponsor: Bitman: passes WHEREAS, the students, through their representative, the SGA would like to pay tribute to Dal: RCP shouldn't be damned because past by voice vote. a good friend; year not successful Resolution92-93-3 sponsor: Wellman; passes THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that you be commended and recognized for your outstand­ Reid announced new College Faculty Senate. Bitman: confused over "raising above and ing contribution to the Rollins College community on this 6th day of May, 1992. beyond expenses" Asst Director: What about status of this VTJ. Informal Discussion year's contingency? Satzman introduced as 1995 senator, Mackin took Burnett's place, Valdes points out Senate Senate Resolution 1992-92-3 Chris: may go in hole, if not break even; due Sponsor: Wellman to Senior Week, new computer, etc. didn't vote on Parliamentarian - Vote called, Wellman accepted. Asst. Director: use of contingency of past WHEREAS, Clifton O. (Skipper) Moran and Jason Dimitris, since their arrival at Rollins year? not good for future to spend contingen­ Adjourned at 8:15 p.m. College have been involved, dedicated servants to the Rollins Community; and cies. WHEREAS, Skipper and Jason have initiated positive change to benefit student life at the college; and ^ WHEREAS, their leadership has been an inspiration to many; and WHEREAS, they have provided future students with a firm foundation on which to build a strong student government; and WHEREAS, Skipper and Jason have sought to include all members of the LIVE JAZZ community, celebrating the richness and diversity of the Rollins campus, and WHEREAS, they have been involved not only in the SGA, but have been involved in many other groups and endeavors; and WHEREAS, they have had the courage of their convictions, exhibited grace under pressure, shared their vision of student potential, and demonstrated their love for Rollins College in a myriad of ways; and GREAT FOOD WHEREAS, Skipper and Jason have served as spokespersons for views divergent from their own; and WHEREAS, they have sacrificed many hours of their time to serve on committees, initiate discussion of important issues, attend meetings, support events, and try OPEN LATE to bring diverse groups together all in support of the mission of the College in LIGHT the best interest of the student body; Located Next to Bakerstreet at THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that we, the elected representatives of the 743 LeeRd in Orlando. student body, on their behalf, do hereby commend them for their outstanding Phone:644-5370 service and dedication to Rollins College and do express the gratitude, admiration, and best wishes in the future of the community they have deeply enriched. m page 6 May 13, 1992

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SUBMITTED BY THE WALT DISNEY COMPANY Aladdin in production at Disney-MGM Studios Production crews at Disney-MGM Studios are gearing up for a new season of the Disney Channel's popular "Mickey Mouse Club," taping audience "cut-ins" for "America's Funniest Home Videos," and continuing production of animated sequences for Disney's 31st animated feature film, Aladdin. Mouseketeers return to the studio in May to begin taping a fifth season of shows set to begin airing this fall from 5:30 to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday on The Disney Channel. Production is scheduled to begin May 12 and continue through mid-October. The after-school variety program stars 19 talented and energetic young people, ages 12 to 17, and two adult hosts, Terri Misner and Fred Newman. It features music, dance, comedy skits, celebrity appearances and special segments such as "What I Want to Be" and "Anything Can Happen." The Mouseketeers will be filling soundstages vacated by "Wheel of Fortune," which taped a series of shows at the Walt Disney World Resort this spring. Studio guests between the ages of 12 and 17 can be part of the audience by contacting the Mickey Mouse Club's Audience Coordinator, Jeff Hand, (407) 560-8492. Arrangements must be made in advance. On May 13, Disney audiences will have an opportunity to vote on "America's Funniest Home Videos." The popular network show is using Disney-MGM Studio facilities to tape audience reactions to the amateur videos, as well as voting segments in which audiences (from around the country) select the top three videos from each particular show. Audiences will be selected at random. Interested guests should check at the Studio Production Window at the theme park's entrance on May 13. Work is under way on animation sequences for Walt Disney Pictures' latest animated feature, Aladdin. The film, scheduled for release in November, is a retelling of the classic Arabian story. It is a cooperative venture between the Florida Animation Studios and the Walt Disney Company's California Studios. The film is a musical fantasy directed by John Musker and Ron Clements, the writing-directing team responsible for The Little Mermaid. It features six new songs by Academy Award-winning composer Alan Menken, with lyrics by the late Howard Ashman and Tony A ward-winner Tim Rice. Since the Florida studio is the only animation studio in the world that features a tour for visitors, Disney-MGM Studios will begin the animation production of Aladdin, scheduled to be park guests will be able to see actual work in progress. released in November. The Florida Animation Studio previously contributed animated sequences to two Disney feature films, Rescuers Down Under, and the Academy Award winning Beauty And The Beast. The animation studio is undergoing a 20,000 square-foot expansion which will enable it to produce its own full-length animated films beginning in 1993. In the meantime, artists will begin The Annie Russell work this summer on the third Roger Rabbit animated short, 'Trail Mix Up." The seven-minute short will be released with a Disney feature film. Production was completed on April 20 of Passenger 57, a. new action film starring Wesley Snipes and directed by Kevin Hooks. The film about a "skyjacking" is set in Central Florida and Theatre announces the features the studio's jet aircraft mock-up. It will be released by Warner Bros. The Disney Channel television series "Adventures in Wonderland" also used the Florida studio for production of its first 65 episodes. The series, which premiered in March, features Elisabeth Harnois and is based on Lewis Carroll's classic books and the popular 1951 Walt Disney animated 61st season film Alice in Wonderland.

A SANDSPUR PRESS RELEASE with an almost incurable optimism. A dazzling World premiere of Encino Man and MTV score and a joyous spectacle. The Annie Russell Theatre and the Rollins Street Party at Pleasure Island Players proudly announce the 61st season ac­ On the Verge, Eric Overmeyer cording to Dr. S. Joseph Nassif, Producing December 4,5,6,9,10,11,12, 1992 The World Premiere of Hollywood Pictures latest movie, Encino Man, an MTV Street Party Director. "A frolicsome jaunt through history, feminism and performances by the hot Aboriginal band Yothu Yindi are set for Pleasure Island at 7 p.m. May Candide and fashion" 17. October 23,24,25,28,29,30,31, 1992 Eric Overmeyer's beguiling comedy about Encino Man is a comedy about two Encino, California teenagers who are digging a swimming "Hilarious shenanigans - Bernstein's classic three young women explorers from the Victo­ pool in their back yard and discover a prehistoric man frozen alive. Once thawed and scrubbed, score" rian era who have been plunked down, through they take Encino Man to high school where he redefines the word "cool." Leonard Bernstein, Stephen Sondheim and a time warp, in the middle of the 20th century to The film stars Brendan Fraser, Sean Astin, Megan Ward and MTV funny man Pauly Shore. All Voltaire create what appears to be an opera but delve into Terra Incognita. They discover along of the actors will be at Pleasure Island May 17. MTV will tape the street party for broadcast May there's little doubt that this Candide is a mu­ the way eggbeaters, "I Like Ike" pins, 22. sical comedy. A story of two young people in congoleium, skateboards and fortune cookies. The Aboriginal band Yothu Yindi has apart in the film. The group, covered in traditional tribal love. Candide, an innocent, and Cunegonde, Occasionally they pine for the past and when make-up, "feathers and nanga," will perform on Pleasure Island. Their unique style is a blend of also an innocent but starts out life raped by a Man comes on the scene, the explorers must rock and Aboriginal music that is developing a huge following worldwide. They record on the regiment of Bulgarian foot soldiers and finds pause to powder their noses. Along the pro­ Hollywood Records label. The stage will also be shared that evening by rapper Hi C and Infectious herself with a slightly variant view of chastity. duction path, the playwright has been pruning Grooves. It is the story of adventures and constant mis­ pirns and the word play is a lexicological fortunes of a young hero who roams the world labyrinth. Please see Disney, page 8 Please see Theatre, page 8 MUSIC THEATRE ATIMCIOSS ESMRONMENT

Carla takes a look (and Disney has the rest of ROC helps us out with listen) si the latest by May {ancj even the one last look at some Juliana Hatfield, summer) planned out eyeopening Hypnolovewfreei, and in a big fashion environmental facts Curve page 7 6 page 8 The Sandspur Volume 98 Issue *27

Listen Up WPRK Concert Calendar BY CARLA BORSOI Compiled by Carlos Pinto Another Sandspur Record Reviewer 5-13-92 Surgery at the Beach Club 5-16-92 Gwar with the Melvins at the Beacham Crying Out Loud at Boomer's Juliana Hatfield, Hey Babe (Mammoth Records) 5-17-92 Flophouse at the Sunburst Pub 5-20-92 Flat Duo Jets with My Dad is Dead at the This album is a solo achieverr-nt by the frontwoman for the Blake Babies. Juliana has Beach Club invited members of the Lemonheads, along 5-22-92 Automatic Radio and Crying Out Loud at with John Wesley Harding to help her out. But all in all, it is unmistakably hers. Songs like at Johnny's Rocking Bistro "Ugly" are pure acoustic guitar, and Juliana's 5-23-92 Toad the Wet Sprocket at the Beach Club childlike voice sings lyrics akin to "Cause I'm 5-25-92 ugly with a capital G." The album is a standout Social Distortion at the Edge inmany ways, easy to enjoy and easily pleasing 5-26-92 Tesla and Firehouse at the Ocean Center to the audience. This is also fun to listen to, and every track is quality. Standouts include "Lost in Daytona Beach and Saved" and "I See You." A Memorial Day Sludge Fest with Clawhammer, Vertigo, Hammerhead, and Cows at the Hypnolovewheel, Angel Food (Alias Records) Beach Club 5-27-92 Yellowman at the Beacham 5-28-92 This album is fun!! The band couldn't have The Beastie Boys at the Edge chosen a better name to use, because their 5-29-92 Blur and Senseless Things at the Edge music is hypnotic and I love the band. Songs 5-30-92 range from "Wow," which makes me feel like Chainsaw Kittens at the Magik Wok I'm at an amusement park, to the very silly 6-02-92 The Cure at the Orlando Arena "Wooden Elevator." Other songs that I really 6-20-92 like to play on air are: "B lack Hole of Love" and Skinny Puppy with God Flesh at the Edge "Martian Love Song." Some of these songs are 6-21-92 Peter Murphy at the Edge slow and melodic, others slightly poppier. This 6-27-92 is great driving music since its cheerful, upbeat, Alien Sex Fiend at Visage and, of course, easy to sing along with. Check out Hypnolo v e wheel.

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In memory of Ed Theatre, from page 6 PLAYWRIGHT'S FESTIVAL IV January 22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29,30, 1993 "Featuring playwrights Caryl Churchill and Tina Howe" Caryl Churchill, (Cloud Nine, Top Girls, among others) has recognized as a significant voice Lindgren in contemporary theatre with her brilliant use of theatrical anarchy - probing the sexual politics that have historically controlled women's destinies. Tina Howe (Painting Churches, Museum, Costal August 12, 1955-February 2, 1992 Disturbances) has demonstrated an incisive eye for the quirky details of every-day life. Bus Stop, William Inge SUBMITTED BY BELOW ZERO March 12,13,14,17,18,19,20, 1993 "Uproarious comedy full of compassion" May 16,1992, "Ed Lindgren - Celebrate His name, title, price, artist's name, and wired for In a roadside diner where bus passengers huddle through a night waiting for a blizzard to pass, Life", will begin at 7 P.M. The combination art hanging. and music show will fill the Acme Glass a wild-eyed rancher and a brassy nightclub singer swap insults, blows and nervous confessions and Anyone wishing to contribute to the scholar­ at the end each wins a decision. It's the most endearing and laughable comedy written by Inge. Building, located at the corner of Colonial Drive ship fund but unable to attend the May 16 event, and Garland Street in downtown Orlando. This should mail a check payable to The Little Star The Merry Wives of Windsor, William Shakespeare event will raise funds for an art scholarship to Scholarship Fund, 200 Rolling Wood Trail, be given in Ed Lindgren's memory. It is being April 30, May 1,2,5,6,7,8, 1993 Altamonte Springs 32714. "Wily Falstaff woos two and meets his comeuppance." organized by the artists who followed Ed into Below Zero, the gallery within the Acme the Acme Glass location, and friends from all One of the most successful of Shakespeare's comedies, The Merry Wives of Windsor has the Glass warehouse, and the nightclub of the same fat, greedy and lecherous Sir Falstaff go a-courting in Windsor. He has attractions for Mistresses areas of his many-faceted life. No admission, name were indelibly stamped with the person­ donations accepted at the door. Page and Ford who, being loyal spouses, met his advances with stratagems calculated to make him ality of Ed Lindgren. He embodied a rare mix of ridiculous. It's robust, slapstick humor, and good Queen Bess was just the girl to appreciate it Some of the bands donating performances enthusiasm energy and all-embracing respect are: Braille Closet, Cat e. Wampus, Miller's for both individual and artistic diversity. He And upcoming in Dance: ISO will perform on November 6,7, 1992. Bait and Tackle, Philharmonic Conversion, and was not judgmental. He was fun. He was kind. "If you liked Momix, you'll love ISO". In addition, the Annie Russell Theatre also proudly Wm. C. Bartling. He was caring. The eclectic space and events he presents Ballet Flamenco La Rosa on January 15,16, 1993, which will be subject to availability. All artists who showed at Below Zero are created challenged boundaries and spurred the being invited to exhibit. We also, as Ed would energies of others. He pushed the edge for all of Dr. Nassif announces that Dale Amlund will continue as the scenic designer, lighting design by have done, seek and welcome the participation us. of any artist who wishes to hang work. The Melissa Shafer and a newly appointed director, Scott LaFeber, formerly of Duke University and Ed pictured a cultural renaissance in down­ most recently The University of Utah will be joining the staff. work may be especially created for the event or town Orlando, spear-headed by his efforts at This will be a special season of theatre and a tribute to retiring Professor Robert O. Juergens, can be an already existing piece that reflects the Below Zero. More sadly than Orlando can ap­ who will be featured as a guest artist in The Merry Wives of Windsor as Sir John Falstaff. artist's feelings about Ed and what he repre­ preciate, we have lost a true visionary whose sented. can-do attitude would have made it happen. Work for the "Celebrate His Life" show will Those who knew Ed consider it imperative to be accepted Tuesday, May 12 from 4 P.M. to 7 continue what he started, while always remem­ P.M. and Wednesday, May 13 from 9 AM. to 5 bering and honoring his formative role. Disney, from page 6 P.M. Work will also be accepted Thursday For more information, call Jerri Bowles at through Saturday noon to be hung "Pop Goes 862-5661, Kitty Petterson at 629-6269, or the the Easel" style. Deliver work to the Below Downtown Studio at 843-0388. The world premiere of Encino Man begins at 7 p.m. It is followed by a high-energy MTV Street Zero door on Garland Avenue, labeled with Party at 9 p.m. The regular Pleasure Island ticket price of $11.95 includes admission to both the street party and the performances by the musical groups. ROCs Environmental facts for Disney castas Walk for Wellness

More than 1,000 Disney cast members took an early morning Walk For Wellness on May 13. the week The walk was staged at 7:15 a.m. along the 1.3 mile promenade around the Epcot Center World Showcase Lagoon. 1. Everyday, 3500 acres of rural America are bulldozed to make way for buildings and According to Jim Willard, Manager of the Disney Corporate Wellness Program, the goal was Highways. to encourage Disney cast members to make walking a part of their personal exercise program. Willard said the Wellness Walk was just one activity planned in observance of National 2. Every day, American families produce an estimated 4 million pounds of household Employee Health and Fitness Day. On May 15, the company will host a Wellness Expo from 10 hazardous waste. ajn. to 7 p.m. at the Team Disney Building. "The idea is to let our employees know what resources are available in the community and on 3. For every gallon of gasoline a car uses, it puts out 20 pounds of carbon dioxide, the Disney property," Willard said. "We have about 40 participants lined up, including organizations major greenhouse gas. like Florida Hospital, Orlando Regional Medical Center, the American Cancer Society, the American Lung Association and dozens of doctors and health care specialists." Willard said the 4. Every day, more than 3 billion gallons of sewage are dumped off U.S. coasts. Expo will feature demonstrations, exhibits and screenings by medical providers. Willard said that all 33,000 Disney cast members are encouraged to participate in the Wellness Source: Earthworks Calendar Expo. "We will provide refreshments and prizes to people who come out," he said, "including a basket of fresh vegetables grown at Epcot Center's "The Land.'"

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I write this letter in response to an editorial written by Chad Bundy in the April May 13, 1992 29 th edition of the Sandspur. He wrote his letter as part of his sanction for having an open container. This however, is the only truthful thing in the article. First, he mentions how his Resident Assistant, Mona Lise Lewis, did not inform him correctly of the policy concerning open containers. He feels that it was especially Todd Wills Rob Sivitilli Adriana Valdes hypocritical for her to sit on the Board the night of his sanctioning, knowing she Editors-in-Chief was at fault for not explaining the rule to him properly. Nevertheless, it is the responsibility of the individual to inform himself of the college policies. The Bill Gridley Kalee Kreider Brian Hylander Julie Soule college, understanding that most students do not take the time to do this, did Mark Snyder Duign Editor News Editor Forum Editors Jennifer L Hilley several things. They had a front page article written in the December 21 edition Style Editor Focus Editor of the Sandspur, which explained the policies concerning open containers. John Dukes Andres Abril Kristin Sparks Nora Bingenheimer Furthermore, posters were put up all over campus which explained this rule. Photography Editors Copy Editor In addition to the basic guidelines of the open container policy, there are other issues which every Rollins student needs to consider. Most colleges deal will Kim Peterson Chris Mande Sunita Bheecham Joe Beck disciplinary matters only administratively. The Student Hearing Board operates Office Manager Business Manager Advertising Manager Sandy Bitman as a courtesy to the students of the college. It allows for students to be judged by Todd Davenport their peers rather than by an administrator who may not be able to relate as easily. Bill Gridley Maria Martinez Paul Viau Jeannie Infante Staff Further, next year, students can choose whether to have their cases heard by SHB Classified Manager Subscriptions Manager Adviser Kristen Kletke or can have their cases handled administratively instead. Moreover, it safeguards Penelope Richey students from being prosecuted by local authorities who, without a doubt, would Blanca N. Ruiz hand out more severe sanctions. However, the SHB must still adhere to the We, the editorial board of The Sandspur, extend an invitation to our policies of the college. Any open container case serves as a perfect example of readen to submit letters and articles to The Sandspur. As the Editors, we reserve the right to correct spelling, punctuation, and grammatical errors; but, under no circumstances will we alter the form the Student Hearing Board working for the students. The common sanctions of In order for a letter to be considered for publication^ must include the or content of the author's ideas. Dime and phone number of the author. writing a letter and attending an alcohol education class are right in line with the Submit articles to The Sandspur at campus box 2742 or drop it by our All letters and articles which are submitted must bear the handwritten office, Mills 307. Telephone: (407) 646-2696. The views expressed in educational purpose the Board serves to the students. In the real world, a person signature of the author. The Sandspur do not necessarily reflect those of the Editors. The letter should be focused and must not exceed 275 words in length. would incur penalties including a minimum fine of $250, possible imprisonment All letters/articles must be typed; heavy, dark print is preferred. Submissions must be received In Th* Sandspur offices by 5:00p.m. of 5-10 years, and the scar that a record gives to a person. Which process is more Letters and articles which are submitted must be factual and accurate. on the Friday before publication. fair? The Student Hearing Board is composed of some of the most qualified people on campus, including senators, executive committee members, fraternity, and sorority members. The competition for spots on the Board is probably the most competitive in all of SGA. When these people are selected, they are required to Coming To take an oath, promising to maintain confidentiality and impartiality. In the upcoming year, the Board will do more publicity than ever to prevent any further misunderstanding of the Code. However, this is a courtesy of the Board and is not an obligation. It is every students' responsibility to educate themselves on the Code. Luckily, if a student falters while at Rollins, they will only have to face up Terms: to the Student Hearing Board. Unfortunately, after graduation, the police will be the people one has to face up to. They will not be so lenient an then, hopefully, students will remember how easy they had it from the SHB. Nicholas Panagakis '94 Life Is Not A Chief Justice SHB

Dear Editor

Rollins College is not a playground. It is an institution of learning, and if you accept it, it will accept you. The rules of this institution are not meant to control the student body, they are meant to protect it A couple of Fridays ago, myself and some friends decided to bend the rules a bit, and have a pleasant swim in the BY ALAN NORDSTROM college's pool after hours, under no supervision. We were eventually caught Sandspur Columnist bobbing around the pool by campus security and taken back to our rooms. At that time we did not realize the magnitude of our crime, so we did not think much of what we had done. I now realize the position I had put the school under by doing What is the ontological status of an audience vis-a-vis the characters in a play? That is, how does being an this, and I would like to help spread these facts on what could have happened. audience member affect our sense of our own being? That is Rollins' pool and that means that they are responsible for it The As spectators to a drama, we accept the convention that we are outside observers who are privileged to look in liability for such a facility is colossal, and people swimming in it after hours upon simulated human action, encapsulated in a "dimension" that is obtuse to our observing. What we witness in gready increases the risk of someone getting hurt, and if this does occur, it is on aplay has the status of a separate reality from that in which we live. Our "reality" is superior to that upon the stage our schools hands. in that it incorporates and controls the dramatic reality, or that image of reality. I apologize for what I have done, and now I know that I put all of Rollins in a bad situation, so I urge you all not to make the same mistake as I. The student A natural effect of watching drama and abiding by its conventions, I think, is the subliminal encouragement we Hearing Board asked me what I thought could be done about helping people stay feel to believe that we ourselves, in our own "reality," may be subordinate to yet a higher order of reality, to which out of the pool. Yes, stricter security, and bigger fences around the pool couldn' t we are as oblivious as the characters in a play are to us as onlookers. Further, we might come to suspect that what hurt, but that will still not solve the problem. If we must solve the problem, we seems to us like improvisational life, determined solely by our own choices and by happenstance, is in fact scripted must go to the core, the students themselves. by a creative authorial intelligence or providential designer. What I am trying to get at here is that Rollins has a big problem that it must deal Thus, the very fact of our having invented and then become accustomed to artful dramatic imitations of human with. This problem is the effect that it has on students. Each year, Rollins gets life leads us to suppose that our lives are themselves covert dramas over which we exercise no true control. We come a new Freshman class, and each year, that class as a whole goes through a to see ourselves as characters bandied about by supernal forces—angelic, demonic, or negligent—that remain transformation. They begin to turn into social robots. Each of these robots mysterious and yet determine our fates. We look to the stars and to our horoscopes for hints of our destinies. We develop one major goal while they are at Rollins. Academics are not highly seek out mediums for information about the "spirit world" above and beyond us. We pray to invisible powers to stresses or looked up upon, so that is not their goal. Athletics are not extremely powerful here, this causes social climbing to be the real challenge of Rollins favor us with good fortune. . T College. AU of this foolishness proceeds from the reflexive illusion engendered by our own dramatic creations. Is it One will last and do well at this college if they are able to step out of the "scene" surprising that in this ageoffilm and TV, in which people devote hours daily to viewing vivid and engagmg dramatic once in a while, and to focus on what is really going on around them. Our student fictions on screens set before their eyes, that we should extrapolate from our relationship with those fictional body is formed like a pyramid, and everyone is trying to reach the top, or reach "worlds" to the idea of "higher powers" influencing our own world? While it is no longer fashionable to imagine popularity, whatever you would like to call iL When Freshmen come here, they Aema eof ttate deities onMountOlympus looking down uponus and poking into our affairs, nowadays; g ^ "f™' all follow the same path, and this school, being the size it is, does not help the alien super-intelligences observing our planet and possibly meddling in our destinies fascinates and horrifies some situation. What I mean is, this is a fairly small school. What this does is it leaves the illusion that since it is so small, freshmen actually think it is possible to reach 0fL^^ILkm and folly. Although it may be comforting to disburden ourselves ^^Sons^ the top of the social ladder. webear for worldly events, large and sma^^ ^^ I admit that the crime I committed was wrong, and at that time I did not realize whether conscious or unconscious, whether high-minded or base, Werner creative or dest^ what I had really done. B ut now, instead of trying to make people realize the size we live in. The condition of our lives and of our planet proceeds not from the stars, the power **^J**? of my crime, we should start by making the student body realize who they are. h 1 John Butera Plots of a providential playwright, but from ourselves. I grant that mmdless forces, ^1. ^^. ^^ iremors, affect us drastically. The human will (despite our wishes to the contrary) is not all-powerful, yet it is potent, transformative force on the earth today, capable even of decimating our £*«*. To the Editor: Just as you can break the spell of a TV drama on your mind by snapping the off switch ^£££iZ£ As a student who enjoys exercise and keeping in shape I find it extremely theprevaiLgcultu^ disturbing that the designated exercise room at the field house is in such poor has scripted. condition. For example, the tread mill has been out of order for months, and to Snap! Wakeup! • determiners of how things will go, my knowledge there has been no effort to repair it Also the weight machines are Here we are, the makers and the shakers of our own reality. We are the large oei outdated and there are less than ten of them. I could possibly understand this, if of what things will occur. We can take control and make things happen other than they ar . the exercise room were solely for the average student body use, but our athletes lift and attempt to stay in shape there as well. Rollins spends a ridiculous amount Snap Work to end poverty. of money on uniforms to make the athletes look good, but they don't spend Snap Work to end homelessness. enough money on equipment to enable them to be good. Snap Work to end illiteracy. If the exercise room at the field house is going to remain, then I believe that it Snap Work to end racism. should be fixed up and modernized. Snap Work to end pollution. Tara Stadelmann '95 Snap Wakeup! Work! Make a difference in reality. May 13, 1992 Forum ...To The Hditor Some

THE RODNEY KING INCIDENT BY KALEE KREIDER Sandspur Contributor Editor: treat their surrounding environment as it has treated To The Editor, them for hundreds of years?! ? Whether or not we I read a lot of commentaries in the USA Today react violendy, they still take violence to us so In the event of the Rodney King verdict, this brings me to remember the events and actions that concerning the Rodney King case. One comment what difference does it make? I know^white s a news-writer for the that sparked my interest was that of Arsenio Hall people are tired of hearing this, but believe me, have happened to me on this campus. The issue I Sandspur this year, I have had .. ."We can't pull white people out of cars to beat Blacks are 400 times "mo"' tiredo f it. hear a lot is what about the violence, what about the the privilege of reporting un­ them up. That's the wrong way." I feel bad about the innocent white man being violence, which one are referring to the beating of Rodney King or the violence to the people. I feel I agree with Mr. Hall's comment; however, we beaten, but I feel bad for innocent Rodney King usual, exciting, and downright that we all feel for the people; however nothing cannot pull my brother Rodney out of a car and too. Yes, innocent people have died because of frustrating events. My article on the Surnrnit, would have been done or the nation would have not beat the hell out of him! Dogs get better treatment the monstrous 6 page single-spaced treatise, these riots. In the 1960's, when lunch counters, known about the abuse the police were contributing than this. This is the wrong way. schools, buses, and other places of public utiliza­ to this community. Then we have a president that is perhaps the work for which I am most Rodney King, a black man, was the victim of a tion were being segregated, innocent people died says "By any force necessary, this violence will proud. But before I leave for Washington, I beasdy crime, a crime of hatred and of savagery. too. Four innocent little black girls were killed in stop." Think about this people, who do we know have a few words of advice. As a 21 year-old He was beaten fifty-six times with metal clubs. the bombing of a church. They were just children! that said the same exact thing, but instead of "force", many of you, particularly the venerable fac­ Can you say UNLAWFUL POLICE BRUTAL­ Innocent people died too, even when we were this man said "means". And do you know who this ulty, are probably chuckling. But remember, ITY? Now can you say FOUR WHITE POLICE­ using the instrument of non-violence. man was, Malcolm x, and he was assasinated. out of the mouths of babes... MEN FOUND NOT GUILTY? I believe that in order to succeed and in order to The verdict of this trial was unjust to say the obtain justice, violence must occur. It doesn't Going back to the incidents on this campus, it is Rollins is sometimes a very unkind place. very least. The violence that erupted after the even matter what I believe, the history books are just like the Rodney King's verdict and the actions I'm not just speaking of sexual harassment, verdict was, in my opinion, a natural cry of rage, right there for everyone to see on black and white. that were taken against him as a human being. Some rape, and the other atrocities so prevalent in fear, and desperation. It had to happen because Violence erupted, innocent people suffered and of the white students on this campus, looked like our society. I'm speaking about the way we violence is the mother of violence and violence is died, but, we desegregated buses. Violence they were expecting the black students on this professionally relate to one another. We eat campus to riot. Some of us might have not rioted the born of violence. After reading the latter sentence erupted, innocent people suffered and died, but, one another up sometimes, calling for people you might think, "Well, I disagree because these way you thought we would, but we did riot, with the we got the right to vote like any other American. to resign, blaming alcohol abuse and every­ riots are not solving the problem and innocent Violence has erupted, innocent people have suf­ help of some fierce black men and women we have thing else that happens in American culture people are getting killed." OK. Fine. Let's rap for fered and died, but, we will get a verdict that is just on this campus our words were heard. But the funny thing about this issue, is when GAG got a forum a little while. Let's erase the rioting by Blacks, as humane to Rodney King, those who love him, on the failure of a few administrators who together only a hand few of white students were Hispanics, and other minorities. Let's say these and to the rest of the United States of America. make the rules. Most of the time we treat our there. Not like the issue with 4 0's, it seemed people, these minorities, were reacting non-vio- staffs extraordinarily poorly. I, for one, think My philosophy is that growing up means learning everyone and their mother were there to protest. lendy to this unjust decision of the Rodney King form the mistakes we've made and making a Why because some of them felt like they should be that people in the Physical Plant are some of jury in Sirrri Valley. Do you hear the name Martin conscious and positive change in our lives and in in the group; "Oh I was in the senate and I gave so the nicest people on the planet. Most of the Luther King Jr. being whispered by the wind? If the way in which we do things. If the verdict much of myself to this college and this is what I get administrative assistants and secretaries have you don't, you should. If in the 1960's, Martin remains as is in the King case, it is obvious that in return, I feel that I should be in an elite group." saved me from my own incompetence on Luther King and other civil rights leaders were America hasn 't grown up at all and these days will Oh for sure, I wanted to ask these people, What do many an occasion. And yes, the faculty with marching, protesting, and sitting-in non-violendy be no different than the days in which separate you want a COOKIE? Since I've been here at all its flaws did finally take even me under and were still beaten, shot, sprayed with fire water fountains read "NEGROS" and "WHITES." Rollins, it is definite that the only thing the students hoses, lynched, killed, (reacting in a non-violent can complain about is alcohol, parking and living their wing (I was definitely a black sheep two years ago), nutured me, and turned me into a manner mind you) why in the hell should they not Yecenia Dawson '94 arrangements. It is a shame, when real issues appear in our world and you don not see most of the pretty good historian. My Russian ain't bad students out to hear our to support the issues on either. hand. But let us discuss alcohol. I am so tired of Our community seems to be contemplating Editor: to satisfy these rights. Especially to her minori­ hearing some of these students cry about the fact whether or not to make a real institutional ties, for we are still waiting for a more perfect that they were written up for open container. As my friend Pucio says, "Whah, you baby!!!" Some of Who's accountable for the riots in LA, Atlanta, union, we are still waiting for liberty, we are still commitment to changing our culture. I agree you people on this campus have no respect for San Francisco, Seattle, and countless other cities waiting for happiness, and as "good Christians", this place is a bit too male-dominated for my yourself, therefore, you have no respect for others. we are still waiting for life. Its up to us as taste- I've seen the commitment of Joan of America? Is Rodney King, the Jury, or the four Look how some of you abuse the dining hall area, animalistic cops who beat him half to death ac­ minorities to achieve all of these rights for our­ you leave you crap on the table and expect for Straumanis, Arnold Wettstein, Susan Allen, countable for these violent acts of unrest? If you selves, because Sam is not going to give it to us. someone to clean up after you. Sorry no one here is Sue Schillinger, Joe Siry, Wanda Russell, can't figure out the answer to that question, then It seems that the same means that America used your maid or your mother, Clean it your own self, Rosemary Curb, Mark Freeman, Dee answer this question. Who is accountable for this to achieve independence from Britain, her impov­ pigs!!! It is a shame how some of you act and treat McGraw, Maria Ruiz, Barry Levis, Linda nation's inclining poverty, for the nation's illit­ erished citizens seek to use in order tho achieve others around here, why because the person does Glennon, Judy Provost, and Larry VanSickle eracy, and for the nation's drug importations? their economic independence - through violence, not have the prestige that you think or thought you to name a few, to move the institution out of Why it's obvious; our "Good old Uncle Sam." revolts, and rebellions. But ultimately, with blood have, "not." It is time that the students here take He's accountable, butconstandy he's trying to tell shed. You might say its tike the chickens coming responsibility for their own actions and wake up the dark ages. I hate the double standard the victims of these social ills that they are the home to roost. Hate breeds hate, ignorance breeds and smell the coffee, better yet, light a fire to your between sorority and fraternity guidlines, I problems and the solutions for their own ills. The ignorance, poverty breeds poverty, and violence ass! Get off your behinds and stop blaming the hate the "chilly" classrooms where it is clear American Dream has not turned into a reality, breeds violence. These are realistic characteris­ school for something you can take care of yourself. that having breasts is only a plus on a Friday Some of you need to take a stand and stop being although Judge Clarence Thomas might think so. tics of America. All of these activities take up night, but, for some reason we love this in­ drug heads. You might talk a good game, but when Rodney King is the victim of the American reality much time and unfortunately, there is notroom for stitution for all its flaws. Remember that, this and he has demonstrated the realism of being love to breed love. This is a message that Mr. it comes to action, you people are pathetic and place has an intrinsic beauty, one which I will poor, black, and male, in America. I say to all King tried to deliver to America last Friday, but pitiful. sorely miss. (God, I'm beginning to sound as young black males; be careful and unite with each America has still not taken the time to listen. sappy as Bullwinkle). other because we are like ducks on a track at the In conclusion, I challenge the class of 1992 to Finally, Rodney King was robbed of something fair - just moving along while Sam tries to shoot listen to Rodney King. Continue to look at the that he can never get back in life and I can under­ For all of my activist friends (students, stand that from a different point of view, dealing us down. This is the American reality. video of his beating and question yourself. Ask faculty, and staff alike) remember a couple of with some people here and the sports world. It is Sam should be ashamed for what he has al­ yourself if you are going to continue to allow such time for some of the students of Good Old Roily things. For one, faculty aren't that scary. lowed to happen to his cities. Ignorant people animalistic behavior to take place. Are you going Jolly College, to get off the drags while sitting on Once they find out you're a rabble-rouser, would say that the violence that has spread to continue to think that the 50's and 60's was then your comfortable cushions, and try to understand you gain a kind of immunity. Challenge throughout our cities is a result of "Thugs and and that the 90's is now? Or are you going to go what is happening in our racist society, because not them, challenge them often- they like it, re­ Gangs, made up of blacks and Hispanics." But I back to your hometown and spread the gospel. Be only does it exist in America, but it also exist here in refute this, its not a "Black Thang" or a hispanic a prophet for truth and morality, be a prophet for at Rollins College, big time. As a friend told me, ally. Two, don't shoot from the hip, if issue. Its a direct result of Sam's ill interpretation love and honor, be a prophet for justice and broth­ "Girl, Gary Williams said to the people that the doubt write down dates, times, keep copiesof of the preamble of the Constitution which states: erhood. Who knows - the violence could have bottom line was that there are some Whites who every memo- you never know what mess lies We the people of the United States in Order to broken out on your neighborhood. Think about hate Blacks and some Blacks who hate Whites, just around the corner. And three, many of us admit it." form a more perfect union are endowed by our what you would've had to return home to. If you who are graduating are leaving behind project creator with certain inalienable rights and among are not a part of the solution, then you are a huge unfinished, realizing there are causes and these rights are life, liberty, and the pursuit of part of the problem Get The Message! Ieai people here which need our help. P happiness. please, ask for change, demand change and if Well in the eyes of realists, America has failed Michael Bryant Mona Lise Lewis you must get a group together an make change Lastly, apologize for your screw-ups an Dear Editor: ing reports - stating that the slain subject had PCP or However, as in so many other facets of life, my thank people for all of the little things tl The blind anger that was expressed through riot­ some other drag in his system? white counterpart is fortunate because her concerns do. We are all far from perfect. To t; ing and destruction two weeks ago has slowly begun When the acquittal of the policemen in the Rodney and fears are temporary and fleeting. Her stability advice from Ann Landers, I am going'° to subside. However, many feeling remain in the King case were announced, I wasn't surprised. My and confidence in her environment can be restored apologize to two people before I g°- hearts of Blacks in America. Disappointment, dis­ parents had taught me that in America, equality is a simply by stationing thousands of National Guards­ Socky, we all made a lot of ™stake$' gust, frustration, and exhaustion are a few, but the reality. The following day, however, I was shocked men in her neighborhood for a day or two. Unfor­ most prevalent emotion that any black person in to hear the attitude and reactions of many of my tunately, as a young black woman, my fears and sorry for mine- believe me I've learned 1 America has felt, is feeling, and will continue to feel fellow white classmates who have vehemently denied concerns for the safety of my loved ones and myself them. And to Jason, you are one of the m is fear. to be prejudiced and have claimed to be understand­ remains. talented people I know, I'm sorry tna^ We fear fOT the well-being and live s of our brothers, ing of the plight of blacks and other minorities in This is what the riots that so many called "anarchy haven't worked this out. To everyone else fathers, boyfriends, husbands, and acquaintances. America. They were outraged not at the unjust trial and madness" were about. This is what revolts of the I've worked and played with, you are sorr Because if in 1992, the videotaping of the brutal and and verdicts, but instead toward the lootings and past were about. And unless every citizen, black, vicious beating of a black man by police officers random beating of a handful of white citizens that white, or other shows an equal level of concern, and the most caring, amazing, intelligent, W vefl cannot justify their conviction, what would deter or followed the announcement of the verdict. fear for any person that is beaten or killed unjustly, frusatrating, strong human beings I' j^ stop a police officer in Virginia or New York or Their anger, like mine and other blacks, was based the riots and other violence sparked on April 29th wish that I could have served you more. Florida or South Africa from doing the same thing to on fear. A fear that they too may be brutally attacked will return. out m<*{ someone we love? And if that person were to die, if a riot were to explode in their hometown or a little nicer in meetings, gone what would stop the officers involved from falsify­ neighborhood or college campus. Charmaine Josiah - '94 often, shared more of myself. I tried End of Sermon Uail3,i992 page 11 IEDS

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5 11:00am Morning Worship At the Knowles Memorial Chapel 8:00pm Festival of Gospel Music Being presented by the Black Student Union Gospel Choir in the Knowles Memorial Chapel 8:30pm Catholic Mass At the Knowles Memorial Chapel Hi CO

II 18 Finals Week

5 5:30pm Open Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting At the French House Lounge 7:30pm ISO Meeting Held in the Ward Lounge

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> JJ 19 Last Day of Finals 5:00pm Deacon's Stir Fry In the Chapel Classroom a 5:30pm Overeaters Anonymous Held in the French House Lounge LU

5:30pm Beans Dinner Forum Held in the Bean's Lakeside Room 7:30pm Senior Week 1992 Kicks off at Border Cantina InterVarsity Christian Fellowship In the Sullivan House