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Vol. CLXXX No, 11 THE UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH SEWANEE, TENNESSEE, APRIL 19. 2002 "Experience" Offers Glimpse of the Future
the Quad; however in- by Kalhryn Williams doors on forced movie- New.i Editor clement weather goers into Gueny Auditorium. students and par- L^tSI weekend it was easy On Saturday separate panel 10 spol wandering flecks of high ents split up for schoolers following gowned discussions concerning student lourguides and prelcnding noi lo life at Sewanee. The separate ponicipanLs and spe^ik- be relaled to parvnis asking ques- panels let questions they really lions about SewaiieeS social life, ers ask the wanted lo ask (as in. "Will I re- If you failed to spot these droves. work?") and hear then perhaps you wtre wonder- ally have to do
[as in "Yes . ing why MeClurg suddenly in- honest answer troduced 5 -star weekend dining. but your parents won't be around Well.onApnl 12, some prospec- lo grouijd you if you don't"), academic informational tive member of the University T\vo students to in- of the South's Class of 2006 got sessions allowed with individual faculty a glimpse of what could be in tetael to explore oppor- More for ihem next year Every membere and panicular areas of spring all admitted students are luniues within di- invited to attend Ihe Sewancc academic inleresl. Program sessions Experience weekend to "meet rectors hoped these Lyn Hulctiifison "Sewanee 's dis- students, faculty, and staff . would illustrate with resident Quintard Hall, passed axvay on Apnl U. She tinctive environment Patricia Jackson, beloved head of 10 discuss life on the Mountain." academic helping to make it a better place. See "A Successful This year approximately 110 and its commitment lo student spent several years on the Mountain instruction." In die afternoon Back Page. prospective studenis and 170 Life" by Qitintard Proctor Esau McCaulley on lour Ihe parents participated. students were free to Tennes- On Fnday participaung par- Equestrian Center, the Center, and the Discusses ents were greeted by the Vice see Williams Sewanee Medieval Colloquium Chancellor and Mrs. Fowler Center or to seek out in- the Cunningham and the Sewanee formation on varsity sports, T oday's Society Program, and Lasting Ef fects on Parents' Council Students were Sewanee Outing opportunities. given the opponunity to spend Study Abroad by Chelsea Avintt The program concluded by mid- the mghl in a dorm, tour the cam- Staff Writer England than Eamon Duffy's plenary speech vt^'ions were held in the Chapel pre- Reformation class- day Saturday pus, and meet prospective previously had been believed. drew a standing n.iom only crowd 111 the Apostles and Hamilton Assistant Director of Admis- mates at a cookoul. In an attempt ordinary folk to the partially drsmandcd blue box respecuvely. this airange- particularly among "01 feels T.his pasi Fnday and Sahir- H.ill Asmussen. . get more current students, par- sion, Mark Pnxtors Hall Theatre, where to was chosen overthe former who looked closely towards ihe of a good day, Sewanee hosled the iweniy- menl uppercaKsmen, in- that the weekend was was held due to the ticularly collo- lilurgy for spintual nourishment the lecture hopes ninth annual Sewanee Mediae- practice of holding ihc the Of- "Expenence" overall and accompa- volved in the weekend, His lecture considered the post- abundance ot sUdcs that Colloquium, drawing ap quium m the colleges buildings that will see some familiar val fice of Admission and the Office we English church and the nied the talk. He mtrnduccd Ihc to a desire lo maintain a refonned year's freshman proximately one hundred medi due Student Achviiies planned to faces in next issue ottheCatholic prayer book, of easier adapiaiion ol a Catholic prayer evalisis to discuss this year \ compaci space, making it show the movie "Fletch" out- class. lemperaments the Book of Hours, and its survival find their way The b(X)k to pRiiestani theme: "The Middle Ages m liii- for YisiloiMo during ihe English consists of and doctnne Slephen Nichols. and adaplabon Post-Medieval World. Recepti 'n colloquium lormai considered both Controversy Continues the chair of John Hopkins Relonnauon; he and Interpretation," In othi-i three plenary lectures and a se- techni- These University's French department. Its use among Catfiolics. words, the colloquium consid- nes it smaller sessions plenary lecture, cally forbidden lo worship, and ii^ consist of three paper gave the closing to Plague the OG ered the lasting eft'eci of the nn.- sessions French adaptation among Protesianis, who of about twenty considering how two Ihem on the same plane as appli- dieval world in areas as vani'ii-- presentations, by Emily Ochsenschlager GuiiOt found its theology often di-sluitiing. which are then Restoration historians. tiom schools that count labs as theology, literature, musiL, minutes in length, cants iLself New f Editor ideali/edthe Ancien but apprea;ued the book He upon after which andThiery, as separate classes. This IS especially philosophy, art. America and comnk-ntaled Ifie "mar- in the process of dis- look his approach from floor IS opened for questions, Regime, X he Sewanee campus was hit important for pre-medical .students, popular culture, Faim dlscu^ the views on history. gias ot history," looking al post- often quite lively discus- cussing dieir by controversy again at the most as many limes their transcripts ap- sions such as representations "I and also gave a reformauon additions to prsonal. 19"* attendees were Professor Nichols Older of Gowasmen meel- pear 10 not include lab classes, the medieval world in cen- sions The mxM how handwritten copies ot the book ol university professors, study on the pereeplion of ingonApnL^'^inConvocalionHall. which can hun their applicaQon to tury English literature to die ibe- mostly lecture hour, and alsti Protesiont English of graduate stu- history progresses. This included discussion and schools. The proposal now vernacular ballad in (la- with a number Theagenda medical nan hours is fully realized in his pnnungs of \l A boi^ik of (torn dents mixed m. frvtm colleges in will be more approval of two proposals that had will be recommended to faculty and Mexican Revolution, fonhcnming book on the same intended lo give lay people the op- tin- Uniled Slates, Canada and been brought up at die previous admirustralors. Vasan's medieval hentage lo the Nichols' spe- poilunity lo panicipaic in monas- this students from topic, Professor aalit pro- S-^'s meet- revival, the colkxjuiuin England, year, meeting including a lab The majonty ofApnl Gothic the include linguistics, me- tic prayers, but recogni«s cla.ss al Susquehanna cialties senior Anna taken up by the second pn> covered a broad spectrum nf a history posal, broughl up by ing was umc that or- The dievalism and Ihe interrelation- siiortcned amount ot name ot the on medievalism Universily also anended Truss and a name change proposal pasal to change Ihe questions devote literature and history dinary men and women can is rounded oul by a ship of members ot the OG Older of Gownsmen to a more gen- While many of the lectures con conference bmught before pursuits Thus, Ihe books students Every year, the colloquium is- lo such Will Arnold, Order of the Gown. centrated on the lransisilion.il smattering ot Sewanee by Amy Myers and der neutral prayers and ser- sues the Colloquium pnze to die present mono-suc Susannah between what we term iht and also Sewanee professors both seniors. President of the OG, lime apprtv paper submiHed by a gradu- vices in a shortened lorm Renais- who plan, moderate and attend best lab credit pn^xisaJ was over- Peterson invited Amy Myer^, one Middle Ages and the The tor lay people Often these ate, or recent graduate, student- priatc jast a proponents of the sance, the consideration i>f the the sessions. whelmingly approved with of the onginal prayers year's recipient was James botiks include handwnrten Age^ was This year's keynote leclurers This handful ot dis.scnicrs. The pnrposal name change to renund olher mem- legacy of die Middle can- in the margias ot pag^s. ihus Pro- comprised some of Ihe lop Turrell, cunvntly a doctoral specificiilly denoting the bers of the Order of Gownsmen Ihe brought up to considering entailed Vanderhill fessor Duffy's marginal hisiory. controverMulists in didate in History al its rea- Foucault's posi-mixlem names and amount of time spent in lab for sci- purpose of Ihe proposal and Michel relomia- Turrell is also under Rillowing the prolcsliuii and medieval circles: R. Howard University. other lab carrying Myers reminded members peroeption of the time pentxl ence, theatre and sonmg. VUl onJered that all Duffy consideration to join the School tion. Henry was nol place of the mediev.il Bkxh from Yale. Eamon classes- Often at other universities, Ihal Ihe name change even ihe removed faculty Ihis fall. His Catliolic doctnnes be games from Magdalene College. Cam- ofTheology larger insorutioas. the merely some "scheme by m conlemporary fantasy particularly nine from devotional lexLs One of ihe Slephen Nichols from paper, chosen from among count campus to remove The colloquium comprise^ bndge and tab counts as a j.'paraie credit feminazis" on Duffy's talk other graduate papers, discussed aspects of Paifessor rather the En John Hopkins University Pro- and only adds to the students' ran- ihe peisonaLty from all leims. faculty members from confirmation in the was his ciinsideraUon of how ihis Bloch considered the pres- the rile of lubcredit pro- anempi lo make ghsh. An History, History. Span fessor saipLs, The Sewanee It was merely an pracUced in TU- early modem English chureh: his law was iictuolly ihe Schoi'l ence o1 medievalism in the posal came about as a way for Ibe name ot one of Sewanee s ntosl ish. Philosophy and the notion ihat dorEjigliind. His vjcholarly, yet hu- of Ihe "elemal thesis explored exhibit the and traditional uistitu- of Theology and is directed by French notion Sewanee sludenls to prestigious style kepi tlie audi- Protestant refoniiers. in their al- morous lecture History and femimne," considenng in par- number of hows they have spent in tions one ihal was more inclusive. Dr Ridyard, of die the traditions of entx interested and amused theefleci Mane de France lempl 10 recall academic career at Medieval Studies department ticular lab during their Next year's ailloquium. sched- holds the the early church fatheiN. lhat is 3 firsi the lectures and had. Professor Bloth the univereity. efTeclively putting See OG on page For the time, and their immedi- uled for the first weekend in Apnl Augustus R Street professorship Ihe Apostles the legOL^ given to ate successors, actually suc- wdl con-sider in French at Yale University and w.irid. ii is tenianvely ceeded in perpelUJling a Medi- the Medie% al is a widely lectured and pub- INSIDE? ot Antiquity in WHAT'S eval Catholic practice and Ltled "The Legacy medievidisl. His lished French ' the three Radier the Middle Ages ' Vw ot booksincludegr.unmaUcalslud- meihixl ot cimfinnation 2"^ plenary kxturers have been an- dian realize the recent ( 1 cen- News ies of Medieval French, medi- j of Ihe nie of bap- nounced as Maaia Cohsh. die plagiarism. tury I division Associate Provost eval misogyny and Sewanee Prepares for a new separate ntcs of FreUenckB Am Prolesaorof His- For many years, Pmf Bkich has tism into the Henry baplism and confirmation, the tory al Obcriin College and Catholic Church Faces Allegations, Scandals published arliclcs relating to reformers continued MayT-Hiinmg, a fellow and tutor Mane de France and he currently Proiestani Chrisi Chuah. Ox- to divide the two ntes. rather than of Hisiory al is writing a book entitled Ihs Opinion commented on umtmg them in imiiiilion of the foni The fomia AnviVrnP^'^ M^'"** ''*• France, Sp^i^ is a Beautifiil Mind ciirlychureh fathers Turrell be- one of this year's sessions and Wendell: A "Beny" front which his lecture here at Peter Ihal this medievalism rccogni/ed scholar of Setvanee Baseball Enjoys Record Rtm Sewanee was a part, Eamon lieves writings and tlieology Medieval and helps lo explain die other medi- Lomtiard's Alcohol Ahuse Duffy IS a lale Cautions Against I Laura Hahti Cadiolic. re- die latter is a noted scholar of Reformation English church eval, and diereforc
I and iiulhor tentions in the confirmation cer- Anglo- SoAon England scholar ai Cambndge Profes- die dieological pnn- of many books and amctes Dr, sor Dufly's laiesl iwob(xiks,Ih£ emony and as Direc- surrounded it This Raulsion will be actmg S;qpp,n nf the Altars and The ciples that Arts and Living i; of next year's colloquium dur- Voi.vx nf Morebath. present the paper was drown from his fuller lor Steal Sewanne's Hearts same topic for his ing Dr Ridyanl's sabbatical. "Pirates ofPenzance" contrvwersia! opinion that Ca- study on the diesis. "Ros" Raybom tholicism was much stronger in doctoral What's New in World ofHip Hop with Rosilyn ,
April 19,2002 aqje dctoanec purple Page 2 Bridge Program Promotes Campus Diversity With
that Help of New Scholarships "It is through the blotter t,s WH Oakes are." Afil. News Editor we all become who we ^„^ L-'uring the warm sum met months, when Sewanee interesting news those who are enjoying The most by Wll Oakcs of all IS vacated by most of its stu- of Sewanee few weeks at m the world Asit Nn-s Editor their last Jents. a group of 20 involves an the chief crime this week Sewimee. 1 think (uospectives make their way couple on a nature have even shed a Utile elderly siudy for may I.I the mountain to partici- As seniors not Anyway, through the walk. Though this does comps und ihc campus be- tear. p,ite m a unique learning ex- insianily e.iciting, emotional outpouring we did sound gins buckling down for fi- penence The Bridge Pro- interesting side to discuss a couple of there is an dreams of ihc glo- manage to gram in Math and Science. nals wiih couple was concerns and one rather the story. The rious, common source his Jirectcd by Mary Priestley. the woods near the gradnalion unusual occurrence that took hiking in prospective heaven ihat is somehow inings these this week. gates, when they the Scrwancc Police place on campus stwanee students lo the week, fell Chief Par- lost their fooling and Mary Pneslley Dcpurimcni has found its One thing that liiountain to partake in a the face of the large from last summer ^'' is very concerned about is down Program participants self in a quid ''"!'= ^'^ rot ihree-week program in The Bridge rixk that lies in that area, The their interest in math with Chief the current state of parkmg the opportunity to explore ways. I had a chut »hich Ihey learn a greai used While the year National Guard was called in Parrot lo discuss the major tickets. aeal and have an excellent and science. some rock that off in a very good to dynamiie happenings on campus over started line as well. The program keeping the couple who are inter- place as far as parking tick- was This year, however, the Students the last two weeks. The ,(lso strives to recruit some then airlift them exciting pro- recently students seem trapped and has received a ested in this chief had linlc to say, how- eugo, cviremely bright students. program woods by hclicop- like to started slacking off, out of the the Benwood or- gram and would ever, since the campus has to have FL'presentmg several differ- gram from Chattanooga hospital investment in Ticket issuing has gone up ler to a ganization Ihat will hope- make an been pretty quiet recently iFil minority groups, in that's not itue. What Ihe police Well, aciually Priestly bring Sewanec's future might while sIudcnt^ diligently significantly. to increase diversity fully helpDr rescued by lii>pes with as a means of really they were siudcnls who consider applying for one of prepare for the end of the are toying the student body, Wilh a more of the rescue services in work this situation is be- Sew.inees Sewanee as, four internships to year. One llinia that was on helping ncent grant for scholar- participate to il was just lurpuol incentive of and wcie fine, but college The with the Bridge Program his mind, however, was Ihe ginning a ships, the program looks to students in the the other way. in- spaces restricted to way cooler will provide over the summer. These joy und sadness that will parking (oaliie this second goal Benwood grant slow week in who drive two or Dcspiie a lo help terns live m Ihe dorms wilh come with Ihc departing of students more fully than ever. scholarships police blotter car. The police Scwancc. the with participants and work wilh our seniors. The chief was more lo a This summer will be the Sewanee compete chief observing the out- keeps on rolling, The schools them as academic aids, as quite emotiouiil as he talked have been liogram's fourth year, and larger Ivy League 1 wish c-eryonc happy the stu- well, lying dorm parking lots, and and for these bright high school well as introducing about senior he knows :ii students from all over the hope the seniors have noticed that many cars studying and In previous years, dents to life at Sewanee and whether it is for their in- n.it!on will come to students. being comped. remain even during class are enjoying Bridge Pro- showing them why it is such volvement on campus, or Sfwanec. For three weeks, the number of only one police blotter in indecent expo- hours This indicate^ that With participants who ma- a wonderful place to go their repeated itiey will take classes and do gram year. I must say I said thai many students already do lell for Ihc as freshmen at college. While student-- sure violations. He projects in the fields of Cal- triculate little leary- students carpool, and thus more stu- find myself a has been disap- seeking these internship* he has seen some Lulus and Chaos/Fractals, as Sewanee L'ntil next lime, take with a good denis may be receptive to the eyed, low. This year, are typically those come a long way m well as computer science. pointingly of yourselves and don't last few iden. Look for carpool spots care are com- math or science back- direction over the The work that the students eleven applicants park illegally. necessarv years, he very proud in the near future peting for the scholarships. grounds, the only and u do IS geared toward helping scholarships class is Calculus; so all in- Hiem make the transition With these new will terested students are en- imm high school to college to offer, the college an increase in couraged lo apply. This Ikvel coursework. At the hopefully see Dr Priestly summer's stuff is already Prepares for a tiidof their three-week stay. diversity Sewanee whi- congratulate chosen, but students students make presentatip(\* would like to for encourag- would like information on their parents in math and Ihe university for should this increase in our next years program physics in Blackman Audi- ing Associate Provost contact Mary Priestley, diversity New the physics labo- population's torium and sOLiale Provost tor Infonnalion raiory. working ivlaiiimship beiwctri Ihe by Fabd Arsbad Services and Libranan of the Col- infimnaUon semcCN benefiLs hoili Writtr Staff lege al St. Mary's College of M^uy- the students and the faculty Cily Gender land at Hislont St Mary's A Students Attend uni- /ibounut thn-t yciire ago, Rich- Sewanee bencflorth became a graduate of SUNY Polsdam jnd -trviccs organi- anJ Henderson joined Sewanee a^ fied infonnalion Columbia Mr Kelley is currently this is the doinam of the fitsx ever Associate Pnjvost for iraban. and working on a PhD in Managen lent Confer ence; Provost lor Infomia- Studies Infonnalion Technology Services. the Associate fruin UniversiTy ol Maryland. Dr Before him. Dr Alvarez, the cur- tion Technology Service^ (ITS) Lankewicz. the Uni versily Pro\ ost of 2001 renl chair of the Math and CS De- It was in early uitlie fall and the head of tlie search ccim- comniittoe was eh.'iiged with Enlightened provided leadervhip that a Feel partment, had minee. praised him not only as the tonipuung and technology outlining the rvsponsibiliOcsol the to the what salary they can expect to candidate witti the nght credeniials McVitty Leigh Cutler and Erin focus of office of the Provost, and to hire a bj Debbie staff at Sewanee, but the make, compared with men who bul iJso stimeiine \^ ho related well Editor Eggleston read papers on his- rcvampid posiuon was tobnng candidate thai had not only the nec- Aii(. Arts this are mostly confident thai lhe\ to Sewanee "s community during torical contexts for the situa- infomiauon ser- essary t)uahficanons fortliejohbut together all the /\ge'' Sex? How much al- sizable salary"^ Wc his vLsil and was wcll-likcd He has can make a in tion of women thai Ihe Univer>ily provides, would also be a good lit do you consume in a vices cohol should clearly have employed a very distinguished record in in- Represenling the Econom- academic computing to the Sewanec's unique environment ' What is your religion of from day give our lopit * fonnaijon services, and has a lot a press agent lo to the ics department. Professor library, uixler one wing This was and be able to contribute w choice? Many of you may be bit of media spin Neverthe- of expenencc wiih boili the libraiy Mohiuddin headed a group of a accumphslied nearly two years ago ciety TK-coitiiniaeewcnlthnHigh aware that survey season has was technology sides that con- less, we felt like Sewanee delib- and the five students Irom her "'Women when, amongst other changes. a period o( evjiluaUoris and hit Sewanee once again, forc- well-reptescnied. especialh stjniie an infomiation services or- class, which Ser- erations, and then invited a num- existential ques- in the Economy" Academic CompuUng.Mcdia ing us to ask studenis giinizaUon. During his professional considenng that many (in- includes a mandatory research vices, and InstnicUonal Technol- ber of interested candidates for tions of ourselves when we dis- presenling their hono^^ canxT he has heen associated with paper on the economic status were ogy Workshop w,rre brought to- campus inlersicws with a wide cover just how much money Johns Hopkins Univeisity and research papers, and we rcalh Sewanee 'v siatT. of women. Mary Chandler gether under the umbrell.i of the cross-sctUon of we spend on booze every week weren't. As tar as gender issues Conneciicut College, and has a Carter. Vesta Foster, Camp AcadeiTuc Techntiiogy Cenler, and faculty, and even students Earlier However, surveys can have publications are concerned Sewanee can large number ol and Kilcollin. Slelanie Stradinger forged a closet link with the this semester Mr.TtxJd Kelley wus their uses April 12-13 saw the ihan^. esenpiiienLsiohisname NotonK hold Its head up high, . ( ! pestered students for DuPont Library There arc count- tipped as the lioiil pick Associated Colleges of the and me I hi}.' Uiiit. people who had a chance to you. thank you And a is ciim.'iiil_v the f\s- weeks to fill out our surveys, less reasons why such a close Mr Kellev hold their FifUi Biennial South gi> meet him at Sewanee hiuled him round of applause must also Studies/Gender then drove our friends half Women's shari as m analytical problem-solver, a complaining about to everyone who took a Studies Conference at Hendnx batty by consensus- and leam-buildcr, who of the driving, and the profe* Arkansas. them all the time Papers pre- College. foi Ls able to see multiple ways of ap- sors who put up with us The conference comprises sented included work on Ihe without curs proaching problems and willing lo gap. spouses who move three whole days student presentations during wage work with people flexibly lo sol vt roundly. Thank you too to Sewanee because their part- ing us the day Friday evening saw opinion interested m lliciii. In Ihc of the search has found ujob, gender and If anybody is keynote speaker Dr Oyeronke ner ihosi.- commiltce. Ihe role of ilie Assoa - knowing the results of all present her study of sports, gender and toys, and the Oyewumi arc ale Pn»\iist a-quiics just such hai- surveys they tilled in. plans African culture and how the division of household labor moniou\ and posiuve leadership monograpt' We chose our topics ourselves, afoot 10 compile a family structure in Nigeria "^ qualities, and is very happy that he were hampered some- of Economics papers that might affect perceptions in though liiis occupied lojoin Scw.'ince. presented at the conference On Satur- what by the extreme lack of Western feminism you Mr Keliey's wife is the Asso- The results may make Brownie Ledbetler. card- diversity at Sewanee that day, some- ciate Pn>vost at ttie UniveiMty ot was squirm. Economics can carrying femimsl activist spoke meant that our data not M.iryland. and they have a .l-yeai- times seem to be the black luncheon on her work in what you might call a represen- over be- tild daughter Mr Kellej will visit sheep of feminist issues lobbying legislative commit- tative sample. Sewaritt; in tlie iasi week of Apnl necessanh Neither session was particu- cause it does no tees. lo meei the RcgeiiLs and Tmsiees. deal with issues of morality, bui Intrepid Sewanee students larly well-attended, although .ind at his request, the people al wilh stark facts and figures and professors tackled the the Sewanee contingency was Sewanee he will he woiking with However, as Prof. Mohiuddm drive in order to out in force, probably because eight-hour widi He M.vms to find it important to would say. you can't argue present ihe papers that they had the History session was at 8.45 develop a rcpertoiie v^ith prove his co- the morning facts and dala. If you can worked on in the area of gen- in and the Eco- workeiN as early as pttssihle. He that women are at an economn. studies Three students nomics session was at 4 in the der with will join Sewanw orticially at the disadvantage compared from the history department, afternoon, the very last session beginning ol the new jdmmistm- fan also forgot men. nobody can call that ably accompanied by Profes- We to make our top- uveyearinJuly '^t mJlw furple and you have won Ihe argu- sors Flynn and Berebitsky. pre- ics sound interesting, even welcome him and his family to ment And maybe even taken ;' sented a session entitled. though they truly were so For wish our Sewanee, and him tlie best small step toward getting "Quiet voices: Moments in example, did you know that of luck. needs recognized. American Women's Lives. women have almost no idea of 1630-1992," Carolyn Barskc. Page 3 April 19.2002 ^ ^e feetioanec purple i Easter at Sewanee Expands Beyond Sunday
tlie ofGtxIdied, Good Friday also fea- IS very solemn and it scls the lone the claim that he is the King of by Statey Brower for Jesus' liomfic death on ihe Jews Ilie last hours of Jesus' life tures ihe StaUuns of Ihe Cmss. in GutH Wriler cross. TocspoiiiKlonihisidca.ihc are then remembered on Maundy which a huge wooden cross, simi- Thursday Ttie Maundy Thursday lar lo the one Jesus bore, is came take ' if Lent Week. The re- people hai led him as an eanhly 10 be crucified Those who and Holy f«[ly days before Easter (not in- ihe take ^ull of embarking on such a jour- king. Tliere is a dai+; irony in this, pan in this walch today mms cluding Sundays), beginning with in tlie chapel all ney IS a tme appreciation ofChrisl however, as tlicse «n 11 be the same staying awake [he Ash Wednesday service. This '" next and a wonderful chance for each people who scream, "cruelly him through the nighi until ihe service is a reminder to us that we is the ser- person lo nrnect on his or her life. at his cmcifixion and force him to morning. Good Fnday are saved only becaase Jesus died vice thai marks the day thai the Son Lyn Hutchinson torusonthecnvss, Thcccrenrony wear a crown of thorns, mucking Tryouts for the Sewanee Firemen have |ust concluded. The new* team members from the Catholic Church Faces Allegations, Scandals Ireshmen class will ride along on calls until the beginning ot next year. hy Margaret Cabaniss USCCB's guidelines, Bishop Cutsi Wriler Wilton Gregory. President i>f the LISCCB. understands that even page 1 1 he Catholic Church has OG continued from ihc^ mcasuies will not be able to been ihe subject of intense media j.ssiire perfect compliance at all scrutiny in the la,sl months as alle- She also used her conuneniaiy to gendec In what some amsidered a times. As he explained in a leceni gatioas of sexual nu.sconduci in the clarify up rumots that a pmfessor raiher harsh comment, one student press release. "Unforrunalely, no surfacing understand clergy have b«;n The was quoted as saying that he would sai d thai I f ottiers did not set i>l policies or prtvedures or pro- event, understand most widely published bum his gown if the name change this point they "|didln"i iiiciiK can ever pnjiect us com- which began much ol ihe recent were passed. Apparc-nlly (he for- the English language," pletely freim depravity" uproar, has been the accu.saUon of merly stning argument ol opposi- The barrage of commeniary Canlinal l.aw has given Mas- several Boston area priests as hav- tion was prt>\en lo have been laken from both sides made ConvocaDon sachusetts auihontics the names of ing sexually molested minors in oul ol conicxt Myers also revealed Hall se«m more like a high-spirited Ml lo 70 pnests who have been discussicn llieir care. Cardinal Law of the Ihal in J grass tools campaign pnv verbal aittighl th-in the .iccased of abusing inmors. mostly archdiocese of Boston has also (cs.sors overwhelmingly iipproved il was onginally touted to be. The teen-agers, Notallofthcscpncatt is not to come under tire as authonUes have the name change proposal. Of a importance of the debate www time com havebeenamvicied, however, and knowledge firet time begun lo question his recent gniup of aboui '"i pnifessors sur- be marguUli/ed. Exir the The Catholic Church has been devastated by ihesc figures represent die past of acUvity of these priests and 45' actually ap- anyone OMild rc-member, mem- the John veyed. { of them ihal allegations concerning U.S. cardinals. Pope forty years in the archdiix.'e^e. not lliL- possibility of his having c\m- name change Myers bel^ from the School of Theology a special proved of the Paul II has called American leaders to solely recent months or years of Lt-aled this knowledge fmm the pointed out dial diese professors attended tlie meeting As a gnxip concerning the church's tarnished image. atlenbon. Hope- meeting inocased media overwhelmingly pnjper authonties and the general showed tlieir support hy wearing they seemed to fully, the recent concem over the public As more and more accusa- blue and pink nbbons on their support the proposal lo change Ihe of the .\men- nation without these policies m issue and the meeting oons are being made. Catholics and of sexual abuse These pnnciples gowns Alter Amy Myers" presen- name lo a more gender neutral Or- Ihe pope will place, and the Ad Hoc Commitiiv can canJinals wiUi non-Calholics alike are quesnon- include responding promptly to ail tation the fltxir was open for discus- der of the Gown. Taking into ac- church deal more on Sexual Abuse, already standing help the Oilbolic ing the integrity of die Church allegations, deahng openly with sion tor a limited amount of time, crainl the Episcopal Church's recoil with sexual in the church, will make recom- openly andeffectively hised on the recent allegations and civil authorities, and providing sup- ftiih sides were represented from declaration to adopt more gender- mendations for further .iction it abuse and molestation oarumng Ihe Church ofTicials' apparent un- port for \iclims and their faniihes comments around Ihe n.Kim. .\rgu- neutral language, iheir onenialion future principles to be added tin.- among its ranks m the responsiveness to the situation. Todav, there is no diiicese in the menls against the name change in- onthisissuemakes'^mie:*nse Still Vatican has been criti- iMliersl tf>e tradition despite die appare-ni support of fac- Even the cluded I among Departure: May 30th cized for not taking swifter or more ot Uie name linking the present m- ulty. Theologiaas and an unnamed siudcnis, decisive action in aiding Ihe Ainen- snniDon «illi iLs onginal roots Elliot jihI unnumbered group of Duration: 3 Weeks this is- -tfcnungly proposal to ctiange the name did churches to deal with t2 1 brought up a the can ON Scott I C'f sue The question everywhere is, Ten members only. imponani ai;gumenl for the opposi- not pass. Church doing to rec- potential alicn- Student reactioite ranged, obvi- What IS the Registration Deadline: tion Lxsnccming the their posiboo tily the situation? auon ot alumni and benefactors of ously depending on For In actuality, iLs more than origi- Ihe University Mane Smnger in die name change debate nally lliought On Apnl 15. the (C"02) answered Scott's point by some it was clearly a oclebranon. cases a Hi- VaUcan released a statement say- stating thai recently instituUons such and in some extreme students ii was a ing thai Pope John Paul II would as the lini\ersity board of Irusiees. um(* l^ir other convene an emergency meeting and HotHirCounci! had iwenlly un- great disappointment, and further theirctaim thai gen- ncxl week of llie Amencan ciirdi- denaken the njle ot revLsmg its lan- pmof to support is something that ex- nals. 1 3 in all, and specially elected guage 10 adopt more gender-neu- der equality the penphery of the bishops to address the issue. The tral terms such as chair in place of ists only on aimmenls wmmunity . However, the announcement came quite une.x- join us for an unforgettable chaimian Many other Sewanee Come change and aclivines sunounding peciedly, as it IS mre for such emer- &om students opposed lo the debate gency meetings to be called that persisted suggesiing that Gowns- the name cliange made It fairly clear learning Taichi under raditional deal solely widi Uie Amencan experience of men alreatiy was a gender-neiir,tl thai challenges to more Church, whose clergy members lemi and that (he men in Gowns- approaches wdl continue in the hi- represent only 8% of Catholic the guidance of masters in Beijing, men meant more ihanjust the male lure. clergy worldwide- Vatican oftic-ia!s had not ;idmil that, onginally. ihey China, for an unbeatable price of fully appreciated the extent of the concem in Amenca over the silua- Uon. but have neveilheless been Pharmacy deeply troubled by ihe recent dis- covene.s. In tlie pope's annual pre- lencr lo the clergy, he ex- Easler Highlights Notes pressed his own concerns over pnesLs who had recently thrown "a • Group Practice, personal guide, individual dark shadow of suspicion" over all have be- Ming Tomb, Summer Palace, priesis by those '"who • Great Wall, SEWANEE tmyed the gTAV of onlination," and voiced his grief over what he • Peking Opera, Hutong Tour, Dining with termed the "iimieriwn iniqiiitatii PHARMACY — the mystery of evil ~ ul work Chinese families... in the world." Let your imagination fly, because we arc the The emergency meeting with 17 Lake O'Donncll Road« P.O. Box 329 the pi>pe will function in addition Ph.D.. Phannacist lo policies already in place in Doug Dye. American churches dealing wiih Health . 931-598-5976 1992. ihe Orrtimum 931-598-5940 Fax sexual tiiisconducl. In United Slates Conference of Cath.ilic Bishops adopted five core Contact person: Shao-nlan Bates Mon- Fri 9am- 5:30 pm» Sat 9am - 1pm sene as a frainewoik principles to P.O. Box 104 for individual dioceses lo build policies concerning the proper Sewanee, TN 37385 metkxJ for dealing with allegatioas Friday. April 19,2002 Zhe detaoanee Burple Gitmdfather Clause A ''Berry" Beautiful Mind tional mind- shiny-suiied execuiivc Question by P. Ttmko and B. Lucky Called into screaming into his cell it is the mind phone work", and "We were here lirsl Staff Wrilen we arc sup- while screeching through an tiy Sou Diivi^ and we have the power lo do I had never heard of a posed 10 80-niite-per-hour left lurn Slaff WriUr whiilever we want." Respect- Wendell Berry before have, one through a red light in his comments from members W,ell II \ccnis ihai the uble so lavishly ex- black. ..whale-sized S.U.V. Sewanee which is de- Order ol the Gownsmen jusi of ttie highest academic honor pended her attention on him fined by con- sporting two liny American conlinuo lo make fronl page organisation on campus. Are beginning only three weeks lemporary flags" is a dislurbing picture recenr shc- current members of die OG news with all iheir ago Wendell Berry is some- views of indeed Actually, this quote nAniguns. This humble staff scared of losing their gown one in whom people find profitability was related to the fundamen- wriler docs nol ha\e anything under these new standards? I hope and aspiration for a bel- and raw "ma- tal changes in American [0 say uboiil the oulcoine of wouldn't lliink so. but it can't ter world terial ctfi- mood since September llih, help but across thai way, Ihe proposed name change come ai Ihe first Some panelists ciency." He bul 1 believe that even Mr. other rhiin that it wa« much It baffles me diat the current discussion believed thai admits Ihat Miller's radicalism strikes ado mer nothing, and thai members of the OG apparendy Wendell Berry was a these two some chord of commonality are goes lor N>ih sides. The thing leel dial they more impor- " Jeremiah prophel. nol only views are not within us. dial really drives me ihc most lanl than ihc order's future views, having extreme but all encom- My particular beef, how- mis ahiiii the OG is their re- members. wishing lo have them imple- passing, ever, is that Mr. Berry seems cent raising of the require- Another thing that baffles mented, as well. The back- ivwiv Virginia edu which in oniil the faci Ihul the world's inenl> for admission. me about this issue is current WentJell Berry recently addressed an bone of Wendell Berry's phi- seemed lo economy Is global. However, But hang on - please don't tX} members' inabiUty to un- enormous crowd in Convocation Hall. losophy lies within his expe- counter the our problem is in viewing our- point on this. think thai I am just a non- derstand my pan- rience as a farmer. Some pk'Mty Iwo fabulous seats inlerprelation thai Mr Berry selves as a whole wilh lack of who IS be- Some of the members I've spo- Gownsmen mud argued that this corncr- elisls were lell empty near him by wants everyone lo change lo respect for the pads that make cause ii will be more dif- ken to say that ii couldn't have now id experience advo- slone this crusade in the name of "his way." as has been pro- up Ihe whole. Mr. Berry made fieuh (or me to gei m earlier, been done any other way Ok. cated J reactionary change to weak backs, and they would posed by his critics. II clear lhat the pans create the because ihai's simply not the I'm nol in the OG, but I'm not Given, an agrarian society. if only come lo be filled by However, even though foundation from which ihe moron. Here are Hime case IflhcOGfeelsdialt^is- a loial Wendell Berry only imple- other youihs later on. Mean- there arc critics, many of the whole takes it shape Righl iilg the siandards lor admis- simple instrucuons for getting menls his experience as a believes w lule. people sat on the lloor ones I have heard represent now, Wendell Berry sion IS in Ihe besl interest of the standards nused with look- farmer to relate to business- surrounding the podium, call- this sentiment, "He is. indeed, thai our society is unhealthy, the school and ihe pur>uil of ing totally tame, and by lame. men, politicians, etc.. his ar- in.: to mind some vivid rec- too extreme for me. hul he and to remedy this, he suggests "positive change." then that IS I mean total parnics: 1. Delete guments do seem radical. 111 lections of Sunday school makes me question assump- on looking al the pans, rather jusi fine. I have no qualms die graiidfadicr clause 2. Vote. However, his thought pro- whole piciures of Jesus' sermons, as tions ihai I hold — assump- dian looking at the Thus Willi that, and in fact I suppon Pretty simple hull? ApparenUy cesses are based on four ba- Rory would point out in a tions that it is easy lo get he advocates the creation of a it. What boiliers me is the not sic principles of ihoughl in an laier Chinese Philosophy away with holding because slronger foundation of our so- gr;indlalhei clause in the n;- 1 understand that some understand atienipl to the cUss. Respond lo that anal- nearly everyone else holds ciety Quoting Jaspers, authen- cenily aiiepted proposal that members of Ihe OG have pro- complexity of the world. ogs as you will. them loo." 1 found this on the tic life can only spring from keeps all ihe currtni members posed to hjvc the new stan- They are connection in all Taking notes so I could Internet in a discussion group "the darkness in which the in- ul Ihe OG under the old sian- dards begin with next fall's in- humility, community, things, beiier understand Mr, Berry's dedicated solely lo Wendell dividual finds himself.. -from dofds - Ihe same standards coming treshnien class. Ap- and respect/fa Jih. In combina- comments. I found I enjoyed Berry and his work (if you his sense of forlomness when which die OG apparendy feels parently ihey think this would tion, these allow Wendell taking notes on the question want the source, ask me). I he stares without love into Ihc arc not high enough anymore. be a compromise. Bui what Berry's thought process to ap- and answer period much more have heard ihis many times in void, from his self- forgetful Surprisingly. 1 have nol about next year's freshmen'.' ply to all aspects of American thin during the actual lalk relalion to his work It does ness when he feels that hi ! heard many people talking Why should diey be held lo a society, even though his back- jrtie vividness of his person- that Wendell Berry being consunmd by the busy- about ihis particular aspect of higher siandiud than the rest of seem ground IS dial of a farmer ality truly showed m the con- touches sonieihing in every ness of the world, .when sud- iheivceiil vole Docs this nol [hesclKxil'.' II I werecurreiuly I arrived early for his talk' tent and spontaneity uf his seif-absorbed individual in a denly he wakes up in terror and seem absolutely liidicruus to in die 00. i ceriiunly would on Tuesday. Apnl I6ih, and answers. However, during the complex sociely as our own. asks himself What am I fail- anyone else ' If the OG is go- have vnied against the proposal a fine found myself seal in the I talk, I was pulled lo the idea We recognize the same ing to do'' What should do?" ing to feel strongly enough simply on Ihe basis ol Ihc third row. slightly off center of the Sympathetic Mind, one Tabsurde" of Camus and This IS the sentiment I gel, and about this issue lo raise the grandfather clause. Bui I ap- from Ihe podium. People that 1^ nol necessarily irratio- other exisientiatisls; this ab- it IS one I must escape. Through standards lor the firsi time in parenily have a litUe more re- poured in trom all directions nal, hales estrangement, re- surdity that we perpetuate. Wendell Berry's work and oth- 25 years, then they could at spect for my fellow studenis ;ind the "chivalrous" were fuses to limit knowledge, and Bui are lo slop this ers, my progress (or is it reces- least have the dignity lo apply than the 237 members of the how we asked u> vacate iheir seats for has an impulse loward whole- Juggernaut culture which is sion) will be measured by the these new standards lo them- OG who led dut they are more those with weaker backs. ness - toward locality. OUcn being driven by the Rational- level of compassion 1 show to- selves as well. 1 have spoken important ihan die rest of us. Berry's presence iransformed [ have felt at odds with Ihe ist wards others, and perhaps with J number of current OG The Order of the Gowasmen Mind? Quoting Dennis the normally egocentric per- mindset he defined as the Ra- Miller, the "stirring sight of a some readers would agree. members about this, and I IS supposed ifl be die highest sonality of some Sewanee have gollen responses such as academic honor organization students and left a fellow Chi- "Thai's politics - deal with it". on campus, but I certainly don't nese philosopher of mine, "That's jusi the way things see any honor in diis. Rory Fraser, in a state of per- McClurg Report Card The McClurg Report Card is not designed lo criticize or devalue the food or the service offered Clje ^etmnee purple al McClurg, but it does reflect the critical opinion of the Sewanee Purple Siaff asa whole II is the hope of the staff that by presenting an evaluation of McClurg, we may facilitaie improvement in areas that fall short of expectations and continued excellence in areas we And exemplary. I he UfTicial Orsiin uf the Students of The University nf ihe South Established iH92 • A Legacy o} HO Grade Service Explanation of Grade years of Student Journalism TJir Stwiuire PurpU ownol n nnd opcralfd hy Ihe stuifcnls or The UnivtrsUy of ihe South All cdiimi j| and Still good as a whole-make sure nol lo let the eggs sit finantial malicis are dircctcJ by Ihc bdilor-in-Chiel in tonvullalion wiihUje^tariand unJer Ihcaulhonly oul 100 long, though, because they become too dry '- HXanlcd t>v ihc Umvcrtiiy Publiuiixint Board ruidlhe Oiilcrof Guwiunitn. Breakfast UmiKncd cdiionaU repfescni Ihc ol ihe P^ The Fruity Pebbles opinion ediional itaff. Signed edilohals tvprucnt the viewi of ihc earned breakfast an A this week. wrilei and Jo nol nctessanly redecl ihc edilorial vicwi of ihc PurpU l^iien Ihc EiJiior 10 arc *cltomt and should he mailed dirccily to tJiloi-in-C'hicf, Srnanr/ PHrjilt. at %cni li> Ihc Purj>lt\ e-mail ad(lIev^ Lcilct* musl be received by the TImrMluy following Ihe publitalioii of ihc On a good day. there are lots of viable options, and prcnoii> ii.'iut untl Jiould include Uie wnlcr's name, Iclcphoiie number, anil year of graduaiion lot relalion.'ihip ' Mexican food days are still a hil. Bui some days there *ilh Ihe llnivciiiiyi tlnsigncd lcllci\ will nol he pnnieJ The Purjilr (rwr\cnhc nghi iioliopnni aniclool Lunch is ciceuive length oi poor Imie. Tlie Etliloi-in-Chicf will be ihc final of ilic nothing good to eat Try to provide viable meal ludfic appiopnaicncsi uf any C-i- a , tubmiuion 1 option every day- Raghav Virmani Better Ihan lunch in general, but same criticism as Editor-in-Chief Dinner B+ lunch Crawford Cleveland Executive Editor As a whole, they haven't been an F ^ Weekend too bad. bul it gels for thai awful day al McClurg when all ihe prospectives Emily Oe h sense hlager.. News Editor Ryan Davis Business Manager Dining were being served good food at ihc B.C, Kaihryn Williams News Editor Ryan Collins, Head Layout Editor Lauren Coiner. Arts Editor Richard Wilkens, Ads Manager Rob Guthrie Co-Sports Editor Ebba Allen Layoui Editor Margaret Chadboum...Co-Spons Editor Xan Hunter. Layout Edilor Not much to add here. Wil Oakes Desserts A.ssi. News Editor Jane Hamnglon f^youl Editor P^ Debbie McVilty. Asst. Ans Editor CeCe Parker Photo Edilor Thomas Carlson Faculty Advisor Steve Raulston Faculty Advisor * ' Staff Still good. Tin- ScHdn/r/'u/|ifrii printed bi-wcck1y dunng Ihe ichoolycor. ^uhscnpliont arc available (gr SI 5 per " Service ym/ Addicvt Tile llnivciMly of Ihc Soiilh. 715 Univcrsiiy Avenue, Sewanee. TN IT.lsr l()0(l The hllp://sluurs.vivancc.cdu/anec tsduln/sewn n ccp urpi c/OOp urplehomv.hlml seafood night was tenific. Also, it's nice to see Ihat although A Intangibles the end of ihe year is approaching, the Phone; iHlJ 5V8-1104 E-mail: food quality purple (*Kwance*du has no| yei gone down like Gailor, Page 5 April 19,2002 Ctje l^etoanee purple Student Body 2002-^03 Representatives Honor Council P<)rder of the Gownsmen Manry Porter, Senior Representative I running tor ihc senior Nmor council JVly name is Manry Potter I am cuTTCntly a junior and am honor axincil lies in my de*ire lo lake an acbve role as a President posiuon. The reason 1 w;int lo be a part ol the Britton Buckner, system, used fairly, is a benefit to siudcni leader on campas It is my belief ihai the h<.nor council when fiffT* this h.ippen. everyone university and I want the oppominity help make iLsclf IS a vUal iastit^ at the 1 he Oitte erf Gowmmen is cumrnlly struggling U) disonguLsh ol the I participak- in the OG? II 1 am cleaal PreMifcnl sity. Many studcnLs ask tlicniselve?. why shouJd »;adcinit change. The Siiiilcni As-^mbly is a gtvwp Cobb, Junior Representative Outer. 1 will strive to inakt the group an inititution of Ben he fotiim for discussing and considers issues pedaining to campus life. In conmist the OG should a Council, The kmor code is an thill I lam1: seeking the position of junior representative to the Scwancc Honor concerns ELxoculivc Council began focusing ihe purpose of the OG on iicjdcmics Ihe solving academic The thai binds us all to the same standarels and ideals as wc study tm I essential part of the Sewanee community in hopes of oigariiang pa-sidcni, 1 will entfiusiasucally continue EC meetings this past year. It elected mountain. iind ideas lo be presented to Ihe OG on aL-ademit maHers. imponani lo the umvetMlys inieghly. nmposals While the^e pmKiplcs ihai help define our environment arecxuemely honor and prestige associated being a member of the I interested in ideas for improving the lor tour years One thing about Ihe Sea>ndly. am (here should be olher clemenLs to the code we all are committed toUve by member^ will be more incUnedto [fit becomes meaningful tobeaptirt of theOG again, then perhaps unquestionable f.umess. Wlulc ii is currently OG. Honor Coiinal 1 hope inconlribule to is ensunng the system's academic numas ml on the tniditioiLs of beuig in the Order. Focusing tlic OG on on itie pnnvwIiiiBN' abilily to paiTicipaic and cany a respectable and honored tradition, an emphasLs should conlinue lo be placc-d will help assert the OG us U) increase the honor of being a member are two issues thai 1 think in Honor Council dclihcninons taking efforts jdcijuately as-ess both sides of every case. Those who find ihem-^lves PresideiiL Tlieroleoftlie Ihe University. However, the OG is much greater than the members o( itic community an iinpottani part of should be confident of the council's impartiality It is dL-coumging tlial many facilitate di'*.-ussion and change from us lo impose Ins or her ideas ttnto the Order, but lo error he gtimmls !,« sus|vrision iff OG President not leel the sLtndards are too threatening, as a suiiple unintentional amid into toserveaslhc President of thcOG.and I would woiktolcadthcOG liave pndc in ilte cixic's itstncmbcR. 1 wouldbelwnored lowenng the Honor Ctninars standards, but I do " expulsion, I urn not advix:uting hte. I of prominence once again its ttstinguished role in the cwilet of campus a pUtce taimcss I will stnve for the Honttr Code to maintain Umvcrsily of the Stiuth. I c-oniially believe that strengthening this tradition only adds lo ihe prestige of The Pariiamentarian junior class on one of Sewanee's nu>si chenslicd Kate Buckley/Robin Rotman Duo, .isk tor yiHir vote iuid look forward lo rcprescnnng ilic years, Thanks for your support!" : councils for ihe next two of Gownsmen IVite Buckley luid Robin Rotman me jointly rxinning for the Order wiU serse for Easter winester, Robin is pariiamenianan: Kale will serve for Advent semester and Robin Charles E. Jenkins, Junior Representative in high school, she served temis as expericncttl in the metlwxls of Icadersliip and pariiamentary procedure Assembly and '% .-onunui.- comnui myself to Ihe been active in the Student RepresentaDves. I will lo class president and clavs treasurer, and liere in Sewanec she has -/ re-elected to be one ol your Honor Council at to infunating chaos and waste of ume of OG individual responsibility we all chensh and uphold so strongly here vtirioas University commiHecs. Kate jast wants stop the .deals of integnty, self disc ipUnc. and has fair, consistent. long eoou^ to get things done. (She these pruKiples. 1 will do my best to be meetings by getting the members to icspea each other and shut up Sewanee. While maintainmg the high slandanls of are sure and would like to sec it accomplish more, and be. an air hom.)They think tlK Order is a great radition and neutral in whatever the case may frjm rudely inlerruptrng each other which they [belicvelhaithenucstfottrulhniusibeinonc'smindalaUtimcsdunngaheanng Asafellowsnidrtii,lwiU thai one way to do this IS to pre vent heir feUow Gownsmen effidenl and productive year with itie Otder of alwjysbeopen.mindedandwilllrytoseeajlsidesoflhcspocuvm. Wc.lhcMudcnisofthcUmvciMtynfthc as Parliamentarians would do. Tiey look forwand to an Gownsmen." Srtilh. take great pndc in one ol our oldest and and continue lo honor it with utinosl Greatest tr^aditions, the Honor Code We each signed it as freshmen ii for the ihis unique tmdibon and the high sLindanis behind respeiL 1 believe we should conunue to uphold to continue sers'ing you .is one ol yvHir junior .eiieranons to come It would be an honor and a privilege support,'" Student Assembly rcpresenlauves on the Honor CouiKil. Thank you for your continued Jacob Gardner, Speaker John Thomas, Junior Representative ' appreciate Speaker of the Student Assembly (SA). A representative to the Honor Council, I undeiv.«id and 1 Jacob Gardner, declare mv intent lo run for the office of riaving served this past vear as your years with Iradiiion does not constna iH.r as class' represcniaDvcs to the SA for the past three ihe Honor System we have here at Sewanee Our Honor rising senior in thecoUege. 1 have served my [lie importance of served in a vanety of civic sense thai tew other abroad. During this tune. 1 have level of freedom and trust, both ui an academic and the exception of last semesler when I smdied way of life, it gives us a dealing infmcrions It requina Charter Oversight committees. Die Honor Code is not simply a mailer of wilh capacines including the Housing. Food Service, and univer^ities'enjoy Upholding and as a ficshnicii, niiuntaiiuiig a-nsistcncy and worked as both an mtcm for the U S. Senate yesir. helping to educate tlw iric-oming In addition to my involvement with the SA. I have panent woA throughoui ihc in hope apply the Honor Ccxte toiKW 1 this informaDon w ilh you the ^^o^klng with the adminisiration tofairty Commineeaeik for the Louisiana House of Representatives share undeiManding among the lacultv, .ind strong fur, and I ask the political process. thks past lo keep our Honor Tradition both and sincere mterest ui both student government and situations 1 luve worked very hard year of conveying my j the Honor CcHincil and Asone thai 1 can umanue to serve you on IfeleciedSpeaker,lplantobnngorEamzaiion,energy,andarenewedsen.seofpurposetothcSA. ypu now tor your virte in Ihe upcoming elecnons mote : organizations, it is my hope ihal the SA will become a institution." of Sewanee's pnmary smdent government preserve Ihis important Sewanee to address campus concerns," eftedive liaison between the student body and adnunistrarion Polly Bibb, Sophomore Representative Williams, Secretary ' McCauley Univeisity of the South through p«uticipiiUiig on ilie Honor % Polly Bibb want lo serve the Lord .ind the iiiir.tiexl to how a paKpec^^e studeni. 1 w;ls sch.*>l year. Wien I visited Sewanee as the office of Secretary of the Student Ass«nv Coun. il thts coming ls McCauley Williams and I am running for My name reasons chose to come here. Honor Code, and it was one of the 1 positions of RepresenlaDve for serious the siudenls talked aboul the the college, but Icurrendy hold the one of the two biylamansingjunior in thus unp-rtaiii .ispxl of the 1 would b^e lo be a part of is a special with Uk Honor Code, and on the Student Assembly. 1 have learned lis purposes and Sewanee pUe the Class of 20(M With my one year of e^penence yixi all the best in your .Kision-making. and being a pan of the Honor Council I wish of doing so much more. If elected. I will have ihe UniveiMty through 1 have learned that it is capable what It does however. sewanee alu Thank you so much questions please call ext. 2517 or emaU me at bibb_pcO@ well ;ls all other members of the Assembly if you have any oppominity lo work with the Speaker and the Treasurer, as staff, and srudenb have of this governing for considering me Together, we wiU work to live up the espectatioas the faculty, South. Thank you for your consideration." body of the University of the Paul Dominiak, Sophomore Representative Powers, Treasurer ' be reelected a Rivers on the Honor CouncU. and I wish to ^ 1 ;mi Paul Dommiak. Iieshman repre^nlative meeting and Ini feeling pretty ii.ed and cranky sophomore T vejusi returned th.m an Honor Council ' Treasurer for the school year 2002- rising Ptowers. am ninning for the office of Smdent Assembly over tellow students ckss- T, Rivers wonder i( I have the nght to judge my Iwve A soixi decision w;is m^ide, but I often Treasurer, and this is my second year to be on the S A. 1 I the Student Assembly Code is not aboul 200T Cunently am Council Then I remember that the Homw mates. and even tnends who cviiie belore ihe Committee, and Food Service Committee of the SA in the jerved on the Housing Committee. Student Life hidgement. It isabout the UniveiMty Lectures , position as one of the two student reprej^ntalives for ,H.nisting people 1 also hold the HonorCode is mH about post, and community, both academically andsocmUy. TTk Student Assembly again. TlKr integnty of forwanJ to the chance of servmg on ikit is worth Committee Thank you and I look about promoong a sen-; of belonging in a .xMiimunity who make a misuke Rather, it is tr.ictures ihe hani together When a member lorgeis tins ,a.d something, a cmmunitv working and playing to ease financial womcs. or juggling lime 1 HonorCode amidst the pressures of geiung g(»xl grades, trying retleclion. sell- rather offets a space and community for ComTmt hope thai Sewanee does not exclude them, but Discipline all I kive hoeri sisters here at Sewanee, a family, .liter dLs.x>very and reintegration We are brothers and and Honor system I placed in me to be p.ii1 of such a fellowship hon^ired this year bv the irusl and faiQi yim ani.n.uimy want tocontmue to serve yim and the Sew.ina ha^c tern honored to be pirt of vi»ir f;umly. and Bedard, Senior Representative .emeniN.^ Erin iliiil I c;ui doubt. I h.T>e get tired, mad. cranky, or suffer from on tlic H.>nor Council And when I 2003-2004 Ues behind us ;iikJ what lies before us an: tmy on the disciplinatycouneil during the which are- so apil.^lh,s place: "What '1 would like to represent the senior class the wordsofEmerv,n mallcis compared 10 whai lies within us." academic year." , c v v. u „..-.. »» ^ ^ with English thre<> dashing figure my a.mp.iv..onate service, and continue to cut a Lamar Stanley, Senior Representative 1 pledge (o give f;alhhil. ways dunng meetings piece suit and cute English ^ on the DiscipUnary Council." '1 intend to ran for one of the senior positions Junior Trustee - Lanier Brandau Baird Beers, Junior Representative tor the Kegcois .tuI il.c H.vinl ot sei%e ;i, a siudeni represcnutivc "lelcc.ed as Junior Imsiee I intend lo to committee because 1 feci it is so important Scwaii.v life^ along for a position on Ihe discipline involve iheTmstees and ihe Regents w.lh cum;nt '*I am running -nusiees, 1 hope to infomi. upda.e. and ethical sundards set our peer^ that uphold the honor code and (ireparalion tor ihe Regents and Tmstee have commiltees and councils of their knowledge. Ive woAed in schwl with leanimg and sharuig irom addiuon to the committee because of my high prepare-d to repa-^c--.i ik- .kX^^x and 1 feel I would be a good ChanceUors office, and I .im by Scwanee meetings for the p^is. t^vo yea.^ m the Vicx promise to be fair and thoughtful m any .«gani/^ons active leader m my class I will been uivoived with nuiny diffeieni siud^nt experience as an diverse voices that Sewanee studenLs offer I have luid honor that is such a pan of this lodo to continue to uphold tradition and leadership, II cleclal I micud my decisions 1 make. 1 promise opportunity of involvement and I feel this position is an implant andptt^gitv of TTie UmveiMty of the South- ''^"'' best to connect and further tfic growth Scott Knittle, Junior Representative and willing to fiilfil! whatever dun« ahigNyorgani/ed. mature, fair.and motivated indiv.dual.capable for rc-clection to the Discipline Committee. " and I am running '*My name is Scott Knittle position may call for. Thank you upholding the pledge I made lasl year lo representative. I believe I am a.s a sophomore Presently. do Representative believe Sewanee is a special place and we should Jess Kane, Sophomore help foster a safe community on campus. 1 of this year. I believe I for .lU of ils residents. Over the course the 2002-201)3 sclKwl whatever we can to keep it safe sophomore seal of the Discipline comminee for the 'llessMKaneintHul to mn for the the Committee. Through my experience on a fair and objeci.vc manner on as an impartial judge lor the committee. I hope to have acted m I believe I oin ^c weU year. I s«.-k this p(*.iuoi, because However. I feci seen how dilT.culi some of these decisions can be " Committee this year. 1 have serve the Sewanee community be elected so that 1 can better Ihe Committee. I believe 1 possess the senouscascs presented before that 1 am capable to handle Discipline to adequately represent our class on ihe S.udem Sophomore Representative Ihe enpenence and qualifications Erie Newton, consideration." Coraniiliee. Thank you for your ' Committee I can bring lo the for the sophomore seal of the Discipline 1 Erie J. Newton, intend to mn Representative bimess. Gregory Simmons, Junior office an ofien miixl and a sense of of the Honor QhiikU in high M:hcK.l, I would in such a posHK-n as 1 served us a mcniba Disciplinary Committee tor (he 2002-:(X)3 scIh«I 1 have wpcncnc^ nin for a junior pos.uon on .he 'T is my mlenuon lo tlieOaa of 2005 and wouM be hoooraiiosave the committee and consklei myself to be aopiedate the support of ihe pi^ibaity of beinganwnbcr of ihis year, lamenthusiasncaboui Continued on right.. . , Friday. April 19.2002 me delDanee purple Sewanee Baseball Enjoying Record Season by Margaret Chadbouni Co-Sports Editor A,L.side from one shaky game out of back-io-back double headers against Cen- tre College on April ft'' and 7"', the Sewanee men's base- bull leam is finding thai de- pendable pitching and de- ^ fense IS ihe solurion for im- provement Underlying ihe Tiger's success and a 3-1 game record wnh Cenire College. Ihe team baited ,388 against the Cornels, padding ihe season's com- bined average lo ,331. In- creasing their wins. Ihe men's team came away wilh a 13-12 record for the year, and a S-3 standing in the SCAC In the first game of Ihe doubleheader, Sewanee devastated Cenire 11-3. with credit lo the accuraie pitching of freshmen Lane Shackleton and a solid bai- ling line-up, Shutiing down the offense. Shackleton rc- iired the firsi five hitlers he faced from the Centre ros- ter before allowing two con- seculive walks With a costly error in the field. Sewanee was unable to pre- vent Cenue's first run in ihe second inning. In ihe lop of Ihe ihird, Shackleion per- milled Cenire to score once again, when opponent Scoii Schlegel led off with a Lyn Rulchlnson dduble. advanced lo ihird on Eric Reames gets tagged during a recent game. a wild pitch, and siole home Sophomore plate During ihe fiflh. Cen- tre scored iheir only olher run of Ihe game. Shackleton pitched a steady seven in- catcher Matthew Spivey nings, giving up three runs lead the 3"' inning with a on three hits, two earned, walk, and junior shortstop two walks, and five Joe KasI and junior righl sifikcouls. Scoreless until fielder Kirk Holtgrewe fol- the fourth inning, the Tigers lowed with back to back exploded wiih another four, singles lo load the baies for and a final three more in the senior first basemen Cullen simh to put away the visit- Watson, Watson launched a ing team grand slam, making his Wiih unfavorable playing founh homerun of the sea- conditions and combating son, and gave Ihe Tigers a the strong winds of ihe day. 4-1 lead. Sewanee extended Sewanee suffered a mar- the lead av the game wore ginal defeat in the following on. upseiiing Cenire wiih game. By the lime of the nine runs scored on seven fiflh inning. Centre led 8- 1 hits, giving Ihe Tigers a 15- Sewanee was unable lo 3 lead. Bringing logeiher come up with enough hits ihe win, List pitched a com- until the sevenih inning, plete game, scattering 10 where they rallied to lie the hits, five runs, four earned, score 8-8- Unfortunately, it one walk, and seven was too late in the game to strikeouts; as the offense manage a comeback win. was lead by Watson { 1 for 10- and Sewanee suffered a I. 5 RBI. 3 BB. I HRi. 9 defeat. Highlights of the freshman David Tipps (3 for afternoon included junior 4. 2 RBI. 2 runs scoredl, and Ljn Hutchinson Senior Nick List pitches for the Tigers. Joe Kasl's performance at junior Dusty Rowland ( 3 for the plaie batting 3 for 5 wiih 4. I RBI. I run scoredl 2 RBl'v and I run Stanmg During the spirited last first baseman Cullen game. Shackleton and Tipps sinking out two. Walker Baseball Game Series Vs. Watson and the versatile took charge as the Tigers pickcd-up the save with four player Eric Entrekin also won the series, three games innings pitched, giving up rose-hulman picked up two hits apiece to one, with a 14-5 final vic- no runs on only one hit. Following a split double- tory over Centre Second walking two and striking Compiled by Co-Sports Editor header the day before, the basemen Lane Shackleton out two In the offense, 2 for 1 Margaret Chadbourn Highlights: "Kirk Holtgrewe went baseball team came oul of and ihird basemen David Tipps was 4 for 5. 2 RBI. 2 •Team Batting Average for the witJi one 2 B locker with a win- the room Tipps each thrilled Ihe runs scored, 1 2B, I HR, Game 1: April 13. 2 Page? April 19.2002 ^e ^ebianee purple Coaches Corner by Moi^rct (..hjdbourn. Co- Sports bduof Alumni Rein- Coath Man Kern 2000, Scott Polancich. second in the ing competition With an On Match 29'". itic dcco- Honored in both 2000 and outstanding performance in raled and rcspecied men's 2001. Kern was the SCAC for soccer coach. Matt Kern, Coach of the Year. He lead the ring, she qualified resigned from his position the men's team to capture 8 Zone 5 Finals. here at Sewanee and an- records during his memo- roach Megan Tavlor riMunced his decision to be- rable years at Sewanee. and Head Equestrian Coach. Liiiiie the head men's soc- coached 48 SCAC selec- Megan Taylor received the cer coach at Wufford Col- tions, including second of the Year Award lege in Spartanburg. South leam and honorable mention Coach second straight year Carolina. Incomparable to players, and an impressive for the Region I Champion- any soccer coach in 26 All-Region aihlcies at the Horse Show on March Sewanee school history, With Kern leaving to coach ship 16'\ in Morehead. Ken- Kern leaves with the moiit [he Division I school further tucky Taylor is in her sixth career game wins, totaling south, the Sewanee men's as head coach and di- 126. Out of 34 years of the assistant soccer coach Josh year University of existing soccer program, Mixon will step m as the rector of the South Equestrian Cen- Kern was the first out of school's inlcrim head coach the her leadership. eighi coaches 10 lead the for the remainder of this ter Under Sewanee has had 14. lop 10 Tigers to an NCAA post- year. national riders, including a season appciiriince in 200 1 national champion in 1999. and in the same year, the rnach Kati- Elliol In 1998 and 2000, Taylor first Soiiihern Collegiate Competing in the Alumni lo pair of top- Athletic Conference Horsemanship al (he Re- contributed a team finishes Championship. Among gional Championship, assis- 10 national her dynamic other acclaims. Kern tant equestrian coach. Kate through skills. coached the school's first Elliot won the Alumni coaching soccer AM-American in Horsemanship and placed Health on the Mountain I Ml llutiliinson Sewanee Ail-American Kathy At No. 1 singles. Abuse: Are You North defeated Rostna Maccio. 6-2, 6-0. Alcohol Women Demolish Martin Methodist Taking Care of Your Body? SINGLES DOUBLES tem- Hahn ing alcohol, like any other breathing and skin def. ; by Laura 1 Kiilhy North (S) def. 4. Emily Allen (S) dcf. KaUiy 1. J. Norlh/Rheil (S) extremely harmful perature Be prepared to 6-0 8-2 Staff Writer drug, is Rosina Maccio. 6-2, Boland. injury default Bolond/Bayon. medical to your body. Drinking al- seek immediate been cohol in excess is a major attention. U you have 2, Tackie North fS) def Flor 5, Mary Belli Bolt (S) def 2 K Noith/Molly Cannon (SI problem for college stu- drinking too. find a sober Bayon. 6-4. 4-6. 11-9 (super Crissy Howard. 6-1. 6-0 def, Matt iii/Kong say sy. S-6 1 he trees arc bloom- person to help you take birds are singing dents who often fail to view tie breaker) ing, the care of your friend. spring is in the air At their behavior as risky and 6. AnnCoxSieedman{S)def. 3. Allen/Amy Martin (S) def Yes. is something classes seem a bit potentially dangerous to There 3 Katye Rhetl (S) def. Noiy Sevier. 6-1.6-0 Howard/Sevier. 8-1 last, Sarah spring that carefree themselves and others. If about the Kongsaysy. 6-4. 6-3 shorter and the makes people Ihmk they days of summer are almost you do decide to drink, it is to know how are invincible Perhaps it in sight. But even though imperative and IS that with the trees bud- the semester may be wind- much you can handle ding and flowers bloom- ing down, students across know your limit. the depths of winter campus are gearing up for According to recent sta- ing, wooby life is - heavy seem long gone and MONDAY FRIDAY some of the biggest parlies tistics, one night of swing. As the school year. Yes. drinking can impair your back m full 9;00AM - 6; 00PM DEUTSCH of the abstractly weather gets warmer and spring is definitely in the ability to think days. Ihe excitement of summer air. At last, the long- for as many as 30 SATURDAY remember that life awaiied Spring Parly With finals coming up, this builds, - 4:00PM reason to IS precious Accidents 9:00AM Weekend is drawing near should be one occur more fre- and graduation festivities think twice before becom- tend 10 quently among young are right around the corner ing intoxicated. people during this time of Let's be honest. In these This year, Sewanee has year, so be safe. Know final weekends of the had Its fair share of hospi- your limits. If you've been spring term, drinking on talizations due to heavy drinking, give your sober campus will most likely be drinking and alcohol poi- to policies re- friend the keys or call at an all-time high- At soning Due Bacchus, Sewanee, like at many garding confidentiality, the dis- On a more positive note, other colleges, students of- hospital was unable to AAA close the exact number of as school draws to a close, ten feel a need to equate these last few weekends drinking with partying patients admitted recently. will surely be a blast. Think abgul ihe last time No matter how many hospi- you want lo remem- you panted and chose not talizations have occurred, Don't having to go ber them? to drink. The next day. just one person when one of your friends to the emergency room be- asked what you did the cause of drinking is a seri- S^tfyfing Facts; night before, you probably ous problem. -30*^ of college failure is responded. "1 went out, but When a person passes out consuming too much alcohol related. I didn't drink." To accu- after BICYCLES col- central ner- -The average female rately describe your night, alcohol, their system has been se- lege student spends it is as if you must make vous causing $150,00 per year on alco- this clarification Other- verely depressed, male heart rate and breath- hol and Ihe average (931) 967-7020 wise, if you jusi said you their 115 NORTH HIGH down and college student spends 967-7030 went out, your friend ing rate to slow FAX: (931) year on alco- STREET would have automatically blood pressure to drop The S300 00 per woodys@cof es net WINCHESTER. TN assumed you meant that amount of alcohol it takes hol www.woodysbicycles.com -Drinking and driving is 37398 you were drinking. for a person to pass out is to the the number one killer of This is not to say that dangerously close Americans between the every student on the Moun- amount of alcohol it takes to person. ages of 17-24, BIKES tain thinks alcohol is nec- kill that WE REPAIR ALL -1 in 3 suicides involves essary for a night out. or If someone you know alcohol. even that every student al looks and acts extremely in- -75'X 90^ of campus Sewanee drinks Many toxicated, the best thing you to ROAO, AND KID BIKES- is to rapes involve alcohol use, NEW MOUNTAIN. choose not to. and know can do as their friend Al- -Alcohol IS associated FEATURING TREK, LIGHTSPEED, AND how to enjoy ihemselves not leave them alone most with about one-third of all and be ihemselves without though It may seem OTHERS, PLUS WE FEATURE TOP emolional difficulties MANY being under the influence. logical to let them sleep it PEARL, professionals ad- among college students, NAME ACCESSORIES SUCH AS However, lo completely off, health with the -One out of 3 Americans LOOK. overlook the prevalence of vise friends to stay IZUMI TIME, BELL, AND happily chooses NOT to alcohol on campus would person, waking them fre- drink. be ridiculous and unrealis- quently and checking their tic. The truth is that abus- Softball Impr oves to 6-2 in SCAC DINNER by Rob Gulbrie Co-Sporti Editor 1 he Sewance sofiball squad reccnily returned DELIVERY from ii weekend trek to Creencasilc. Indiana, where the liidies compcicd with Dcpauw University in a four-game series. Each game was hard-fought, and ihuiigh the Tigers would have prelerrcd lo have de- parted with ihe upper-hand, they were forced to settle • 5:00 p.m,-5:00 p.m. wiih an even splil-two wms 7 Day5 a "Heel and two losses The Sewanee bals were slow in waking at (he start of the series; the ladiev Items Available thL Full Menu failed to muster a run m first of ihe four games. Al Cream) ihout:h sophomore piicht i (excluding Slushies and Ice Amy Owcnsby held Depauw lo only one run. it now Serving Hamburger, Hot Dogs, and Ueggie Burgers! - proved Id be enough for a I loss Owcnsby and sec- ond baseman Eli/a Herrera each contributed one hit lo Sewnnee's total offense, the only two hits of the game. uidnunc The 1-0 shutout must have stirred some anger amongst the Sewanee play- LvD Hutchinson cafe ers, because the Tigers en- Amy Oweiuby focuses. tered the second game with a vengeance. Team member walks, was forced to settle Softball: Sewanee vs. Rose- MoMy Moore led Ihe offen- with her ninth loss of the Huiman April 13, 2002 sive attack with two hits, season, the tenth for the Ti- The Tigers secured (he while Herrera and Tina Hill gers. SCAC Eastern Division 595^1595 added one hit apiece. Julia Reynolds and Gar- Title after the double- solid Owcnsby remained on ret Marquardi each had two header verses Rose-Hulman the mound, this time allow- hits for Sewance. while on April 13, 2002. and there ing no runs and leading Owensby aided her own record is 13-13 in the Sewanee to a 5-0 shutout cause with a single. She also SCAC victory. aided her cause m the final Regular Delivery Menu Available On the following day. game on Sunday when she First Game Score: Win 5- led ol Sewanee by a margin belted a iwo-run homerun. 1-0 until ibe tifth inning, • leading Sewance to a 4-2 WP- Owensby (12-12) IP 7 Days a Week 6:00 p.m -Midnight when Depauw erupted for victory. Herrera and short- - Clark (7-7) [wO runs, taking the lead at stop Reagan McRae each 2-1 Unfortunately. added one hit and one run Second Game Score: Win cielivcr^ orkr • Frf e kWvcr^ to Sfiivar^ mmpui and imnedlatc Sewance could not manage scored, as Sewance im- 10-2 \Mvm\ toiX" to change the score, and proved record to 10-10 Ihcir WP- Owensby (13-12) LP re&idetTtlal ^reas • bUid&ri ^M Fac ^Ity/'/^ti^ministr^tion charges acc5pU;d Owcnsby, who gave up two on the year, with an impres- - Clark (7-8) runs on four hits and two sive conference record of 6- What? You never have? YouVe made it this long Lvn Hulchinson without having....well, Javeliii thrower, Michelle Chambers. ever?....You know, those Track Teams on a Roll of us who did a long time by Btby Warfd 3. Alexander (145"2") ago have a name for Staff YMter 5,Perry (I23'8"l. as well as S aturday. Sewanee Clay Perry's Isi place fin- people like you played host to thirteen com- ish in the pole vault (12 peting tcam^ for the Moun- feetl. Casey Alexander's Blue Chair Virgin! tain Laurel Relays, the first domination in the high home outdoor track meet of jump(6'3"). and the team's the season. On the men's first place 1600 meter relay side. Sewanee ran lo a first (Phillips. Milcb Perry, If you have never dropped in the funny place finish ahead of the Brighton Ndebele. Will second place finishers. Copeland). little building at 41 University Avenue Carson Newman. The The women's side was women's side, competing in led by senior. Michelle for a delicious Chicken Salaa Sandwich, an 1 1 -team field finished Chambers Her 3rd place 7ih overall behind first- finish in the 400 meters was or a Smoothie made from Real Fruit or place University of Ala- the highest individual per- bania-Huntsvitle and second formance for the tigers, just a warm bowl of Irish Oatmeal, dien place Tennessee Tech. while she also placed 8th in For the men. the team long jumpdS' 9") and 15lh it's about time! Afterall, all your friends achieved a new school in the javelin. Other out- record lor the 3200-meter standing performances were are doing it! relay. The four man team of given by Stacey Brower in Grant Burrier. Adam Th- the 100 meter dash as she ompson. Troy Reinc. and set a personal record of Zach Phillips ran lo a sec- 14.47 earning a 7th place blue chair ond pLice finish behind finish. Marisa Shulman ran Berry College with a new to a 9ih pace finish in the record of 813 37 The 400 meters with a personal 598-5434 - - men's final score of 145 record of 65.93. Mon. Fri. 7K)0 5:30 / Sat 8.-00 - 2:30 / Sunday Closed points put them well ahead Both sides competed well their nearest competition and finished strong. The after a near sweep in the day was successful for both javelin: I. Thompson the athletes and coaches as (I53'7") 2. Kelly (I45"3') competitors and hosts. Arts and Living Fridav.April19,2002 HDhe detnanee $urple % Pirates Steals the Hearts of Sewanee h\ Julie Blair ^^____ loneliness and ihc faie of prison. Staff Writer Ruth, meaiiing lo assign her __, charge. Frudric to u post as a pilot 1 he Sewanee community came nusLikcnIy gol hiTii an apprcniice- of ship as a pirate. Frcdnc. a nian with out in full forec on the weekend grows up Apnl 4lh 10 enjoy a local produc- a strong sense of duty, pirate ship. The play begins uon of Gilbert and Sullivan's A- on the when he believes his icrni has ex- raies o[ Peimnce. Sludcnis and ThcpLraiesofPenzanceaje teacher* forgot comps. parties, pa- pired. hours. ojinpassionale mcitiful ones that pers, and exams for a few orphan or siege groups while enjoying the uemendous never hurt Ihey. Rulh, u matirn; musical. weaker lliiin The orchestn under the direc- woman of 47. ensnares Frcdnc, never seen anolher uon of Steven Shr^ider started the who has Jasi as herhis perfonnance al 7:3() with the over- woman. he promises nol coTiuiiitment a group of truly beau- ture, which was engaging, overpowering, Shrader deserves tiful women arrive on the island. tremendous praise for coordinat- Frednc hides. This begins one of talent many endearing scenes of the ing the overwhelming local the instrumentaJs. play. The tmly beauufiil women i.f both voice and baltet-like daneing on ihe jliey seam together llawlessly un- Stan beach aiidjusi as ihey are about lo J(.-r his duection. sirip off their shoes and stockings In the fifsl act the audience Frednc reveals hinvself. niceis all ihe major characters. Ri- beautiful are in- chard. Ihe piraie king, portrayed by The women "s wards Robert Huglies has a solo exalting deed General .Stanley Annie Annour. Janel his post, which showcases his played by. Armour- pleasant voice. Samuel, hislieulcn- Armour-Jones, Meg Getinas, Yolande anL played by Bran Potter insti- Jones, Monica Goltfrred, Pal Heck, Ginny giiied spontaneous applause from ^•-^ Vi Ljuk. Uirce Penncr, the audience About half way Holmes, Senefeld, and Counni through the first acl the ingenioas Emily women are Major-Genera! Stanley amves on Wisenhaker Lalcrihe i 1**^ discovered by pinsles played by. Ihe scene. Chip Gilliam sings the Gottlncd, hallmark song wilh ease Frednc. Adam Carols, Robin Hanney. the pirale apprentice. (Holmes Alex Halicki, Cameron audience a char- Seth Moms. Dan Nicodemo, Seth Paschall I pves the Robinson, Brett acter wilh whom to identify. Potier. Sam and pirates are Paschall carries the play wonder- Scheffers. The wooed for a doctor of fully especially as he convincingly about to send oH never in short (and charmingly) falls for Mabel, divinity iwhich are Sewaneei when Major- the general's youngest, witli whom supply at hehastreniendouschemistry Pi«- Generat Stanley iGilliam) amves. tiously \eIf-absorbed Mabel's eyes Upon learning ihat Mabel sparkle upon meeting Frednc. (Higgens) IS a daughter of die M.Lbe! played by Megan Higgins. Major-Geneni! Samuel (Poller! swallowed Miiys With a strong voice that ex- looks like acat thai just ceeds description. Amanda a goldfish. Untominaiely for the Lvn Hijlrhin^on Sewanee lender hearted pirates iheir repu- Ihe success ot Pirates. Mitheals. whom Exquisite costumes and stage direction ensured ihcatregoeri may remember from tation has pn.t.'cded them so the Mmpl\ fibs dial he Quillers, plays Kate, another Major-General designer. tops played comically by included Kelly Mc Gowan, Lora alive for iwenty-one years, Fredrii. scanJy Her singing and danc-e isanorphanboy The gcnerahakes imagine the caniara- ilaughier. KipCi«iper Robin Napier. Krista Puenie. Becca I can only away has only collecied five birthday ^ Adam Carlos, audiences again. his daughters and wards play il was uilenis delight Stokes, and HiLiry Turrenttne The dene on ihe set of diis his sense nl Gottfiied. Alex Halicki, Cameron for Frednc, Thus, by appealing lo VjM\. yet anodier daughter, por- Mabel makes an iippeal while community theatre at iis best! Nictxlemo. TTiey wards were all stunning in Frednc baL k Haitnej , and Dan general al- duty Ihe pirjU> cxjetce irayed by "Scwanee's songbird" the fomier pirale The Tcaclieis and students ^^nglng and singanddance Theyexeculeapin- dresses of differing slyles that fam- as a member of tlieir band. Tunnl "laylor Cornell shares a duet with lows hini lo accompany tlie together enicrtaincd die accuiBcy of adnim complemented each body dancing cops hired by Frednc and ihen h' wlieel with the Mabel (Higgins) dial is euphoric ily. enlianced die audience, hul just as importantly bugle airps. type lisha Paschal! Mabel try lo capture tlie piraiesbui and Kelly McGowan sings and dances In the second acl Major-Gen- genuinely seemed to enjoy heauiiful presenialion of iill die characleis diey fliKir The; Frednc asks the feels guilty for his lie immediately hil die her way inio the heart of pitaie and eral Stanley tlieiiiselves, Seth Poner dins.lor. not lobe afraid of his "el- tJirough m:ike-up artistry Ruth appciil lo ihe piralcs patnouc dui> women it lo Frednc " director Sedi Potter, as Isabel an- and confesses two set- deserves credii for orchesD-adng but alarming costume The acts lake place in the skull and cros-sbones fla;; feciive pirate king reve;il lo Frednc and a other daughter and Ihe English beach and a ni- these competent perfonmeis in meeting them. Hisand all the tings: an traded lor a Union Jack in ,i upon pivolal thai was bom on the very un- is Rebca.-a Slokes plays die he chapel beach sei was suceeNsful pnxiucUon. pinues' costumes were effective ined The Even- moiiKni thai is pure comic geniu- role of Rudi. the nuiNcry maid. She likeIydaieofFebmaiy29th, Piniles played to a large crviwd swords deftly simple bui effecuve. The mined uniquely Gilbert and SuUivan Brandishing shining ihey reveal lo liim thai his and audi- has a strong voice as well. The tually more sisually sumu- on Fntlay Apnl 3 at Gueny added irony lo the non-profil tam- chapel was endures The lasi SLvncs include all the char jokes, il is Rulh coneact of i^>prenticeship started seating al punch line of many lating- This sel provided posts for tonum, which slapstick passionale pirates. Hester Wagner, birthday Aldiough aclet^ including some thai ends up saving the pirates from until his 21st behind when 7-(>5 pm. The first aci lasted about costume designer, did a wonder- ihe police to sland second acl, the from piralcs. h pnwided an hour, as did the ful job as she has for many hiding spngs ihal Bran and play included a fifteen-minuic in- Sewanee production-, in the past. eucalyptus Discount 10% Always! Bodishowings(April Student cause to sigh in a mo- lemussion. Luckily she is a junior and will Seth Potier lowanls die end of 5thandftthireceived standing ovB- hopefully grace Sewanee with her ment ofluliinly Kip Cix.-rper was si.viiic iions HOURS! 1 lici.ii>ii.ui".cusnimccrew-ii." the"1^ play. NEW talentslaieillSIIVXiytjU.next yeiir. The l"V •••I ---r- Jennifer Daniels - not to be listened falling apart. The Hungiy Bear to if your life is involved frenetic ingful. Her voice is so strong which often h> Debbie McVilty and rhythmic fool Ihat at limes she was obliged movement Assixtanl Arts Editor to siep away from ihc micro- stomping. endearing quality phone lo avoid deafening us Her most her acl was her love of music, and her Sandwich Shop A lew Thursday nights all. She interspersed from her per- album has inspired a weallh of ago al Stirlings. singer- with anecdotes acclaim, descnbed us combin- songwriter Jennifer Daniels sonal life, such us her early life ing "passion and inielligence" cniertained a small bui avid in Knoxville that inspired the (RichardWinhamofNPR) On Open Monday-Friday crowd, providing a welcome stale song, "East Tennessee". more lyrical note. Neil Pagan, break from the allernaiive. Shecurrendy lives on Look- a performing songwnier says, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. more tren/ied atmosphere at out Mountain near Chatta- a and musi- "this is music that seems to ihe pub Jennifer was promot- nooga wilh partner Neal, and have grown slowly from some Saturday 11 a.m. to 2 ing her new album, "Fisis of cal accompanist Jeff he- rich, dark sod" I would say Flood . from which, if her per- was a counselor in schtKils lo mu- thai if you want something formance is anything lo go by. fore luming to a full time p.m. accounts, listen to in die bath or in a dark- we can expcci a lol of haunt- sical career By all her ened room, her music is ideal. ing melodies, a strong focus on her musical abilities helped Her music requires real listen- Call ahead ordering: breaking up and plenty of gui- in her counseling acliviiies. troubled kids ing, and you can'i dance lo il tar strumming since she allowed (so bring something else into Jennifer sings like a cross lo beat up on her guiiar. Her an- shower), I would be inler- between Sineud O'Connor and ecdotes inspired warmth to- the might csled lo hear her album, if only Jewel, wilh a folksy sound that wards her: whalcver you see how her performance en- can occasionally cross over ihink of her music, she clearly to personality, ergy translates into her record- into wounded banshee terri- has a wonderful ings But if your true musical is pow- which comes through in her 91 University Avenue, Sewanee tory. The overall effect also came affinity lies at the death metal erful though, and the words lo writing Her energy performance. end of Ihe scale, give Jcnnilet (Across from ttie Sewanee Post Office) her songs arc genuinely mean- through in her Daniels a miss. ^^etoanee purple April 19.2002 m^t Fincher and Foster Cause Panic by J.Harringlon and A. Cninz Layout Editor and Staff \\riter 1_^ as( Saturday, with a sense of adventure and a desperate need to leave the Domain for a couple of hours, we drove down the Mountain into Challanooga 10 ^ee David Finclier's new film. Pann Room (2002) The adrenaline packed thriller Mats Jodie Foster as Meg Altnian. a recently di- vorced single mother, and Kristcn Siewari as Sarah Alliiiun, her mouthy teenage daughter. After recently purchasing a house in New York's West side. Ihc two spend their first night in the home locked in their panic room due lo a surprise visit from intruders, Raoul (Dwighi Yokaml. Junior (Jared Leio) and Burnham (Forest Whilakcr). The panic room is a room that was left behind by a former resident and is meant to serve as a haven for the homeowner in case of an emergency. The room is made of steel and is impos sibic to penetrate and cnme^ www. son/movies.com i,vvi so f>v 11 ovies.com equipped with fire blankets, phone still director Finch a loilel, rations and a intruders using crude hand Another thing that stands overly childish and even with information, they and Overall, this is a faM ihat Meg Aliman unfortu- gestures and even cruder out about (his film are the brings a sense of maturity to leave the audience rushing forgot hook-up paced thriller Ihal will leave nately to words, ihe intruders resolve performances, Dwight the role. Foster though, to the lobby to get more Ihc movie's plot be- Minis. many grabbing the arms of Thus to break in Yoakam {Sling Blade) is -teals the show. It is a plea- popcorn and Junior gins: the intruders demand The movie involves sev- wonderfully menacing as Nure to see her return to the One major inaccuracy that their dates for security. The the panic room cast is superb and even in- access into eral twist and turns, includ- Raoul, and Forrest Whitaker screen and in such a force- annoyed a girl in our group in which the Alimans refuse the cludes a voice cameo, by the ing a few scenes that show- iGhoM Dog: Way of the ful role. Anna and the King IS the false impression to leave. After a series of gives dia- original Meg Altman. case the directors flair for Samurai) brings to the role 1 1 999) IS fat behind her and movie concerning humorous exchanges be- endeJ digital effects. These fan- a dual performance of a tor- It seems she is returning to betes. These inaccuracies Nicole Kidman, who the Altmans and the to turn down ilte tween tastic displays of Fincher's tured victim of happen- the roots of Silrnie of Ihe are not nearly as bad or ex- up having mastery include many al- stance and a calculating Lambs (1991) She trans- aggerated as in... say Steel role due to a knee injury the filming of Moulin most nauseating roller- criminal. Jared Leto (Fight lorms herself from naive Magnolias | I9K9) and could form But the rcil coaster rides through the Cluhi is also well cast in the single mother lo a slcdge- even be dismissed as artis- Rouge (2001). are Jodie house and a delightful ex- role of Junior, the ringleader bammer wielding she-wolf. tic license, but still they left Stars of this film plosion of propane gas. of the operation who unfor- Willing to protect her the wrong impression to Foster and David Fincher '^ Fincher also proves that he tunately has no real idea of daughter at any cost. many moviegoers about visual effects. They com- the audience's atten- IS Mill one of the best when what is going on. New- iThe dialogue, penned by what juvenile diabetes truly mand Jurassic thing to note tion and we, personallv, It comes to the use of a cam- comer Kristen Siewan is David Kocpp ( is. Another of ii era. The varieties of camera fantastic as Jodie Foster's Park. MfiMon Impossible). about this film is the sheer loved every minute hardily encourage any- ploys Fincher uses makes it daughter: besides the physi- is snappy, however some- volume of clichtfs, but We of clear that these sequences cal similarities between her- times il docs labor along rather than Ihe cliches one in need of a boost are filmed by the same self and Foster, she is also with the same slow gait as seeming trite, they come off adrenaline and a want for people who previously cre- able to trade barbs with Fos- Forest Whitaker. Although as almost original due to the fantastic cinema to see this ated Fight Club (1999) and ter and not come off as these slow points are packed execution of writer Kocpp film. Alivns 3 {\<^ brought a picnic. Somebody by Debbie McMlly even had a giani bubble Aj§isiaat Arts Editor blowing device coFpee House, I.f you went into the The numbers were lo\\ ji woods on Sunday, you first, but as Ihe afiernuon might have got a big sur- wore on, more kids and pjr prise. Well, not the woods ents emerged from iht: as such, actually the prac- woodwork, clutching their IIP tice soccer field behind paper and string I was dis- Corgas and Cravens. And il appointed that there were no 598-1885 you had already heard thai home-made kites in evi- Mon-Fri 7;30flm until there was a kiie-flying after- dence (unless they had been noon taking place there. made by experts), since 1 Midnight; then the surprise wouldn't have always cherisheil Sal-Sun 9am until have been all thai great happy memories of altempi Nevertheless, the scene of ing to fly a gluey sheet oj multicolored kites getting newsletter on (he end of .i tangled in the roof of string of knitting wool. In Quintard was overwhelm- buy one's kite at Wal-Muri ingly cutesy, and Ihe perfect takes all the fun out of it it anlidole lo poM-Suturday ask you me. though it di.l fli night blues Having ne- make the scene a lot more b. glected to buy a kite on my colorful. last shopping trip (how Since it was a fannh Some of the Gieatest could I?), I was there only event, nobody expected ih.ii in the capacity of a specta- Ihe kiies would do tricky Events on Campus Happen lor-cum-sun- worshipper, and Ihe quality of flying wjs As we all know so well, mainly at the discretion ni at Stirling's Coffee House! the wind has been blowing the nexlgust of wind. How- strongly recently, so there ever, those kites stayed up great deal of there So, Come In and See wasn't a for a good few hours, trouble in persuading Ihc and as far us 1 know did nm kites to go airborne Fortu- have a run-in wiih any nately, the sun was shining, dreaded kile-euiing trees which probably encouraged thai Charlie Brown has to more community members cope with so often. All in and students into the oul- all. Ihe scene was somcwhji doors than might have been idyllic, although quite unex- expected. While families pected by the majority f>f flew kites, in manner of the people passing by, and pro- Ni-xt to the BC acTOS,< from final scene in Mary vides a further example of I liiit:t I ,t(u I i-mclciy. Fupptns. students sunbathed Ihe community wiihin a col- on the periphery of the ac- lege sei-up in which and enlerprismg Sewanee take tion, some such pride CeCe Pa**"^' Sewanee families enjoyed a beautiful souls made a day of it and Saturday ol flying their kites. Page 11 Cbey^^}^^-ftetoanee ^-^.-purple April 19,2002 The World of Hip Hop According to Ros Ooh. the new R&B artist Glenn Lewis sounds just like Stevie Wonder on his 'Don't You For- Since we have evolved new single " about lo ihe get It This song IS Irom ilie buying age re- lovers who have grown burning age. Ihis music hol- apart, but who. in the end. view will focus on the K&li find their way back home to iest hip-hop and quiukly each oiher The only prob- singles thai can be though is that neither ,kiwn!oaUed from Ihe liiiMy lem at home when worldwide web and burned one of them is Ihc other one is "Take You troni your friends. Home,' Lil Bow Wow's new One ot the hottest songs from single has all of the girls oul fight now conies swooning, not to mention Twcel. a new arlisl from women. Speaking M.ssy Elliot and all of the that's what all Timbaland's camp Misvy ol swooning, guys are doing over Timbaland are respon- of the and song "1 us the Faith Evans new sible for tracks such Love you" from her new al- ever-popular "Get Ur Freak bum 'Faithfully. " The On." and "One Miuute lovely song is about missing Man." songs that make us significant other Men lell us how your siiy "Ok. Missy, ' jusi cat ihis song up Ok. yni really feel This time let's be real, the men don't MI^^y has found an arlisi cat the L-al the song up. Ihey ih.M IS a true "Soulhern because all . idco up Hummingbird" as the liile literally suggests through It. Faith is ul her debut album busting out of her lop, I'm jnd created a song ihdi sure none of the guys who pushes ihe envelope even care Minule like this song know or further than "One "1 .iboui the meaning of Man." The new single is Love You simply tilled "Oops. Oh k Some additional singles My This song explores the ivww salon com ihal are worth downloading Micially taboo subjecl of are: Mr. Cheeks ihemsclves the new arl- ASAP w.imen pleasing diJnt just call it "1 Need J. dancy, doesn't get Ihe CD home only to re- Action," if ihai shows how a "Lights. Camera. ihcmselves The beat is \ong because that's basi- isl. Sharissa. resemble by alize that our CD has "Pass Ln," dance. Nas'.s dare 1 ex- you want to can expecl from women (or men. We gei version of the tight, as we and if we c.illy all il's saying. bootleg entire ihe Courvoisier I" "One Mic." if you want lo niu- clude men after thai 411?" J. Missy and Timbaland's Ihiec and a half minutes of What's Ihe Mary want part 11 we have lo go some rap about stuff we can ()G luckus'l get caught up 1995' hear sitai genius, and'if $7 singlel P Diddy whining about how Blige from relationships purchase ihc other than the "bling- Tweet's whole CD on 111 ihose who by the Sharissa's claim to fame is judge Bustas songs are tight, and he misses J. Lo. ihey arc being done single, then It will most where thinking aboul Ihis not trying to knock his way. isn't but instead of leav- Km be a hit (but that wrong, showed him and definitely (that's slang for criti- hmi! She act plain foolish hustle doesn't matter because no- ing, they whole world that in her ci/ing the way he makes his il]^- This song has a follow-up buys CDs anymore. It Funny" fca- body money), but does he have to Miigle "Ain't song called -Un-Foolish" iliat'ssn pass^l We can also lunng Ja Rule Puffy. P. Diddy, or whatever he ,.alls himself, needs to cliange liis name one more time, this time to D Sissy. I'm sure il will stick •The Whole World," Outkasfs new single is off Ihe chain! Some groups just have uU the luck and Outkasl is one of them These guys seem to spit out hit after hii after hit The \Vhi>le World" is an upbeat song that tells u-. how ihc world doesn't care aboul vou until you're do- ing something bad, or in trouble.. I'm ^ure R. Kelly can has vouch for that. He www universal com seen The Besl of Both in to Wrong bling;"bul. if you're still World." when it comes her single "The tri- Ihal "bling-bhng" stage, how Ihe media feeds off of Time." a song about a "Saturday." If misfortunes. R. man who doesn't have Ludacris's iSfww tauiers com peoples fling ihe you're a more mellow Kelly and Jay -Z's new al- lime tor his woman, check out any- bum. 'The Best oi Both woman finally decides that mountaineer, thing by Worlds' features the truck iwo can play Bilal. Max- > ' "Get This game S7'' Body and also that the xcU his fans out for that Jill where at the end sur- well. look forward to a male ver- sell-oiil Money." This CD is and gets her eaves You can't say Scott. Of woman wises up and deals with ..on of this song coming oul DidJy prising because it u new man. - without thinking of P. For .he man. This rack te Jay-Z Jahcim. soon This should be imer- be- more than your usual This R&B These two words have some inspi- lures the late (and arguably bling-bling ^^^^^„ same since money, girls, single is a '' Smalls. Gee. come one and the rational, great) Biggie any it artist who is I don't have switch, Another new sold himsell and because just love how P, Diddy self-esieem- 1 iracks, This the whining about depth to me" shows other men out t technology has issues hoos ing newest album explores real woman, not u woman. P Diddy's try made it to where lunes. fake friends and rela- leaving, but Need a Girl" featur- like we can resurrect song "I India Arie's tionships. It's noi much, but gelling even ing Usher is slamming, "Acoustic people from Ihe from lay-Z's her However, It is a step up with download It quick' Soul" or dead. of redundant Awwamazoncom to ihe lyrics, usual nu51ange man. when you listen a n I a Speaking of redun- keep 1 y wonder why he lyrics Speaking To of resurrection. It makes you Vanzant's album. "In the Ihis article gender balanced. Rhymes' In the mean- Busta Usher gets even with his Meantime." new CD. 'Gen- and between time "all woman in his new single time, features ' need to one esis." "You Don't Have to Call of y'all "Pass go get the Ihc track This song explores getting yo'self-landj h c burna," and t even from a ihat's from Courvoisier." man's per- No. It's not the Beanie spe c t i v e that le ge r s tight track Unlike S we hear on the new blading Sharissa , radio; il is ihe track "Roc www uDI com Usher version, iha Mic" original doesn't get I must Be sure to which. even by that check out say is u flop. 1 know making her presence felt m cheating on t these the artist's cuts haven all of ,he music industry is Ills woman, the same since we've songs and Ashanli We first heard been he simply come into the burning age. more at the Ashanti on the vocals of Ju goes out and ' ing your tuns for that extra Hot Spot, Rule's "Always on Time hangs with WMW ul>l com dollar just isn't right We every Fri- track from his "Pain is Ihe fellas for buy the "Genesis" album day night Love" album. Now ANhanii a while for the few songs (hat have as he from 7-9 on WUTS 91.3. has come out on her own which is cool, as long already come out like One. and has a self -tilled album doesn't forget his way "Break Ya Neck" and ''Pass that features her hil single. Coursoisier." then wc www953partycom "Foolish." "Foolish" is a Ihe m}t ftebjanBP purple Page 12/BACKPAGE Perpetual Motion April 18, 19,20 7:30 PM www.sewanee.edi beautitui day on the Mountain. Wrs. Jackson and Mrs. Smith enjoy another Guerry Auditorium "A Successful Life" Admission is free Lvn Hulchinson Cheryl Burns prepares (or this weekend's Quintard Proctor Pays perlorrrances. Homage to Pat Jackson ty Esaa McCaullcy dotlor.orevenaprofessor.Sheiauclii^ COMPING...COMPING...COMPED compleicly unexplainahle .iboul GueU Wriirr dial hie isahoul him you live. Lilf v. Sewanec thai sepiirales il ln>m aKiui the people an Hind and how m olhei schools. I sptnt my fiiM few V pir (his mysbcal ex- Ui^at Ihem. That is whai miikesa IN a litlle tlaiier al Sewantf years thinking ihal memorable. That is what maki'si iMiglu-abcaunfulrddianllighlhas perience was due lo Ihe isolaUon son love l| 10,n(K)iicreMntlie life a succe-ss-a lifetime of Ix-enexluiguished Piii Lsgone Her ofthccompus for showing uk* It seemed so lliank Ms Jackson c lor G(xJ and lier iicighborN middle ot nowhere Iraditioiis- this most vital truth liiftied ihe lives of everyone sale Maybe il was ihc remember silling inlhehaidstill| it is tlie dogs or the ghosts I ttKounienxL I could caulog all Maybc as Arcadians chairs at All Sainl-s ijie day of her tu [he things she did for SewanetMhe of old professors, the As my neral. 1 was trying to toncenlrate, it misMon nips, the church u-ork. her bketoiellthepnaspccnves slowly stumble Oicir hear the seiiptures and sing ^U^. life as a matron, and the random four year, hone-stly hymns, bul 1 could not take my e^ n icb ot Idndness she sliared with way iDacom'lusion. I ciin people like Ms, Jackson off Ihe box that held her remain Dihciv Even if I wcrc lo do thai assen ihai thinking about hi are what make Sewanee speciiil- could not slop which I ani not, ir would nut conie !<.< gtxxl not (or the small It was. Her life was wa\ J(te 111 encapsulaung all ihiit Ms. Pcople who do Thcrt' ".is' lo acknowledges! as big for such a small Kn, acksim meant Ki us. It was n(K alienlionor be becaiuse too much love and too much givmw .imply wh.it she did-bui liow she a holy person, bul simply sudi a are told all our lives loo many inemtmea to fil in id iL She served Gtxl jnd her fel- il i» giwd. We small box As we piocevsed do" low men with unpandleledjoy.She thai we lia\'e go and make some- ourselves Thai we need university, heading lo the cemetery ,us Ihc gospel Her life wiis the thing of look around. I saw iho live in huge houses iind dnve started lo ifc God tells u.-. to live. He lold us 10 huge. young and the old, the nch and ilic o love our neighbors as ourselves huge cars. We areloldiohve idea of succevs. Ms. pool, blacks, whiles, Asians, ciwkv mil that IS evacdy what she did This is our sometlung dif- ptofcssoi^, deans, sludcnls. all fol- icr life was a semTon. Il was a Ics- Jackson lau^l me matron, that a huge life lowing the remains of our in, a gift; Uie path of truth. 1 ^w ferent. She tau^t huge Uie lady wnili the big life in a sm;ili| hnsl m Pat JaLkson. She believed does not come from obtaining TliosewhoL-omcuptomeam! it conK-s ftom loving big box. ml liN'ed 111 3 way tliai atU serve things, many ask what v^il! happen to Quint.inl a model to iJl those who met She was a matron Not a ma- now thil sIk- is gone are luH comini:: r She spread love around her people dream of becoming Hutctiinson even close to answenng the right que-slion Lvn jVe seeds in a ganJen, This love tron. Many people might happen n (or written exams. view a job such as that as Ix-neath The question is whai will LaRuan Cole takes a pensive moment to consider options pmng to life in ihe lives of count- will shine in M in life as a matnin touched Sewanee, Who less people. I know ii spmng up them. Her will be the light' Wh Her love changed nte. more people and affected more place'.* Who love unconditionally'-' No iw hen you come lo Sewanee. they people than any high-powered will busincssperson or executive She peiv>n can do iL We all have lo Jii rll you uboui a strange feeling you loveeach oilier a little mim-. naycxpencncv They tell you that knew iuxi taughl things thai you our pan, eannol learn from a lawyer or a shiiH.' a lillle bnghter il IS something mysticul-almosi South d/mber/and Theatre Production Press Release Houghi"ii . published by Twelve pcrlormances of a new T\vo young gjris. ages 8 to 1 4, lains was y'""' Milllin. In a few yeuis. it had play dravMng on Tennessee's past and one young boy. age 8 to 12. Uimugh 23 ediliims. Her [XipuLini'. are now scheduled for July and will be ca.sl. Adult mlcs are lor six five was mainlained ihrtmghoul her liU August in seven mid-state loca- women, ages 16 lo SO. and novels such as pmphel ol itb lions The Round Forest by Mark men, ages IK to 60 The tentative wilh Mountains . P^iwgihL Edens will be the second pnxlut- summer schedule includes pcrtor- (ireat Smoky n' , other sU mancx-s Winchester, Ravine . 1 n tlu- Clouds and tion III the South CumberiandThe- in Montcagle, Murfreesbon>, siones. She was nol.ible for her l-.h aire, (ThaltiUKxiga. Tnicy dialogue and ti" The Theatre was established City. CoulmotiL and Sewanee for mountain Forest Ltimbines Smoky mouniain last year by the Soulh Cumberland The Round ihc Cumberland and Cultural Six;icly (SCCS) a non- life of Ihe author, Mary Noailles characters playwnghu was profil organi/jtion chartered m Murfree. willi the aclion of her Mad. Ellens, Uie and livi> Oclobcr2niX), The mission of Uie story "Diincm" Party at Hamson bom in Portland. Tennes-see, " educated ai Lyn Hutchinson preserve Cove it spiins a [lentid of more near Sewanee. He was and Jevon Bozzi prepare (or History comps. SCCS is to pnjmote and Catherine Woody Kni'v the history and heriuge of the ihanSOycaislhmughanadroiliisc the Umvcrsity ofTeiinessee, wilhCBS, South Cumberland region, of flu.shback techniques. ville. and has film credits Warner Brother-, Through lis theater, it produces Mary Murfree was bom in Disney, NBC. other prexJudionof- onginal plays based on the history 1 859. the great grandd;iughter of ABC. Fox. iind and culture ofthe region. The are ihe founder of Murfreesboro, gani/.itions, Clark wniien.dirw.ied,andpcrfoniiedby Hardy Murttee She died in 1922. [Tie director. Elizabeth Sewanee. Six liKa! iutisLs. Foralleasi 15yeai\,shespenlsum- Duncan, isanative of Vanderbili M' Liiil, also writicn by Mr, mcrs in a cottage in Beershecha took a degree al eslensivel> Edens.. was the firsi play slaged Spnngs, Grundy County, Duncjui has perfomied by ihcTheiiuv.il was presented in Maiy Murfree's father, a law- in Los Angeles and Wiishingion- ^ diav JulyandAugU-sloflaslyearinnine yer. buill a mansion called She has previously directed mid-staie cities and towns. Granlland where slie and her sis- pniduclioas. mosl rccendy iifilB^ Elizabeth Clark-Duncan is, di- ler Fanny lived as children. It was seas sliiged in Montcagle Myers, is rcclorofthusycar'sproiluctioahas destrviyed dunng ihe Civil War The pnidueer. Lucas He w'** announced the schedule for cast- Subsequently, il was rebuilt on a also a luiUve of Sewanee of tl« ing auditions for The Round For- much smaller scale ("^ etiucated al Tlie UniveiMiy University, and Cij. Auditions will be held on May Mary Murtree published under Souih, Cambndge pseudonym Pans One of his I iuid 2 at 7:00 p.m. and on May 4 die Charles Egben the UniveiNily ol |)erfomied m P^^* al I p.m. They will lake place llie Craddock The story 'Duncm' plays has been "-"' "K*^' Tennessee WiUiamsCenteralThe Pany at Hamson Cove." set in and Iwo in New York His CDiS University of the Soulh in Beeisheeba. is included in her first cenlly published book is a "W"*"^ Sewanee. Call (931 192+7227 for collection of short stones. Tlie col- SLt^Mimi-rys Appeared , PlaH^ further information. IccOon. In the Tennessee Moun- of Ted Huglics and Sylvia One Senior enjoys the age-old decorating process that follows comps.