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Vol. CLXXVIII No. 8 TENNESSEE. FEBRUARY 18. 2000 UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH SEWANEE. Sewanee History: An African You Little Shrimp American's Perspective

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hi worked in the home Pholo By Elizabeth Ogletree ayoungman had I nlon rheatn indt - The Sewanei ol Vlc« Chancell twodlffen m mowings 1 Utai graduating from Win Guerr) and thi attended the 00 ihowing hool hewasdrafted people wi n allowed n 1943 Previously, colored Spring BreakOutreach Trip. inW the Nav) in towards the Honduras ,,. 10:00 shov ,„ \i,,, an American could onl) itlon iteward,acooi 01 ..baker going to the colored re< died aboui whites forces I ujan in the armed colored ihowing During this tim( Until Fall 2000 regulation was changed Suspended thai this in Epsilon allowed to e II Phi Kappa draft d people wi rt not around the time thai lw was ... .u . ...,r.i. ,l activitiiirtivitii Oil addition. assume the normal jgoodnu.nl" i Ol lOUthemi the Pall I" to train tobe a membei in ,1,, ol the ii uni tht Universit) the current PKI During his Integration al plcdgeship tor ,,, the hospital corps Ryan Cosrtovc School ol rhi bj • with the and itj World m will be suspended, inl providing medical aid to pledges ""' , , With ihe sudd i" " in 1-954 Si «ral i activate immedi- was able to ologj those girls will Wai ii joldiers I ujan 'Kl s rit) return from activi dlffereni surprise uponPKE s expected ,,.,, and tout a numbei oi should com* as little ately the o "' '" I, and i '" " the has found itself Zealand nottointegi m iodic Sewanee Along with the suspension, countries Australia New lontoM connected will in B ond board mem [JOns il deals to Iministrotors outlined B 161 Ol (equue- frinidad, and the PKI s..i..nt> ISC also the i hi Islands " I rumor mill thai situation hi dm d to n thiol thaii fulfill ii fusing Mi i ujai from campus mentsthal PKE musi ,1 thai has been suspended rl • tin policies First the so- unusual da] dcr to be readmitted .1 He explained the ol thi I but for the duration i it) When the first black studenl immediate fine -,, the govern received the roril) musi pas an ol | Ik sororitN PKI I ujan mcslcl ' '"" the univcrsit) sot tftei pa Invi ..dm. tied to , Sorority 150 foi the common , rvinidad which s>..n -I the Intel unds "' ol thi ' Involvcmeni de C1 has no access aboul the part) violations ol o brown papei I I j unregistered the hanging I Fcbruar) ant de matter Couneil on riday, PKE nseii Am) \tchi -"^ the Ku Klus Klan regarding thi upon return to campus ai the public racillty tomea- decision was reached based flu n ,d« ol a located in I was The parting sororit) pn the i^branchofthi Klan Adveni seme i in was violations committed nning of the skincoloi came ,,,, several these funds will so. springs rN and the) proposal ex- thai people I mil \. musi submit a in which colored a Wi ek earlier PKL mannei by the I'M S nexi n mi net H Sewanee to L< rn he allowed ovei 10 the (entering vari up to Usistani plaining wh) U should pn ented I Eric Hartman the fi students in cording to for ..i leasi two ol man Several ol this pro] young return \s pari ous publii venues '"' ihe sororil to ial llu ' kl Students finnni ' led Deanut „,,,, . on . ampus rtu ,,,,11 ol inn gri a ne« serving lime in the Navy, musi propose >' lor hazing t ion the) Wei olored Iceived violations PKI po i n theii tearch ol the excludes departure ol to Sewanee to in program which m, i ujan came back having an unregistered pledge led to the pledges, problem lll( i, which ulUmatel) , omplicated nt , any form of hazing. and raise his famil) Hewasa common source dunking and promi w0rt objeetivt rhi party, having a PKI had alread) faiiun of their initial must also suhmii written ichei .H b wariet) ol alcohol to minors Thcs IJIfoi loi atiom |nd providing mone) to both" hiPaiandl studenl hid oul in several what they plan is iii surrounding areas all ac- goals which outline , is suspended from take plat tided b) tht i Hon PKE parties expected to 1970s He an organization. fromthi late I940stothe the rest of the semes [O do as promi undergrnduati ivit.es for in the semestei PKE ol these brave feels thai upon the laboutastai playeronhis election ol new Hartman cosl ol the the hisi er. following the almosi hall the Mr i ujan saccountol oi the re- pa) b) the nam completion '"•• •tball team \ui. n February 14. successful Psi is ...I \huan Vficers Mondaj Pseudo that I hi Ol Sewanee l.oin tht PKI band Fulmer, prcsentl) suspension pro- quirements set oul for Phillip honesi and terms ol the month II also pi perspective was both The re ing nexi tbalH oach can have little trouble n* Hi id I in parti* they should "ii with its D m well re< i was ji.hn involvement none) to is informative Hi Bui II spoke about life as an U in the Pall i ujan the participation in in- turning PIJ1 island on ho ottended Bized sorority Bacchus Part) md leg- readmitted. 90 per- In the days ol and organized When the) are rican American tramural sports owb eveni atti the lira Cro* I <>i sororit) must ,,„!. and course. ,. cent the page 2 sorority meetings Ol See PKE drug and alcohol any of these terms mandator) Violation of Ser- put on bv < ounseling senousl) |eopardi/.c the ..,.,„, C0U 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PKE (sorority's readmission to Issues Inside^ Students Attack Racial

approached, smdents slavery When [ by Rob Guthrie double-ei I the argumeni is Sttfl Writei tgreedthal News... hands ot.lK- in eMski.ce by the u i held |>;im' - nighl ol this w« Minority life atSowniuf On Tuesday and whites embraced pasi Both blacks 2 student and faculrj mem jazz at Convocadon....page Sewanee inetombstor«ofnot-forgc«et Spelman HiUl to ad fthered at Convocation which despemiel) lohonoi racial issues oloui feeder-present Iwprevenaiigtheconiinuaiiceofai an ethnical!) di cry Introduced by disc usso. ol « - However, . by sophomon suiting student panel headed vvasco.Kluctedm.iKM- from pjc Opinion... ranged 1 McCaulle) discussion topics - uhKli.slos.iMl- nlJlua inaniK, Farm...pag« 3 Action controversy to the Writer travels to Th* feeAffirmaUve ctecWibentelysteppedcntherthtrs W...page 3 fcble-edgedsynibolicnatureoflhcCon The Democrats and George Ovcrall.tl '" federate bailie Hag f \noiiK, conro\«Baltopii approxi were impressive stereoi Ihe meeting related to racial topu halt of ihe discussion | y \m immediately, fogenwerei to Ihe expini due l ^vlcly Hd,,l.«Ix-nvU,.,unMlK. l 1 ,,l,,, limn Sports... rime ie Hon oi Qk meeting's woman alluded to the i thickened and th. V, the discussion mmlWhil, SwimmenvieforSCACcrowii..page4 .ntcrcsung range ol o Lening grew later, an Hood new record. ..pane Drinking Your Juke Inth. Irack opens with became more and ""llt Student opinions "kl it maybeta lBDCoibleasnKn.bersoftlKaud.cn pfewre ol \m paina in flaaaing and strode io the down internal b. ;ft ,„ \rflericanlil DUcrophon. oncb) « Son with Has approached fron [batik flag issue was Arts... particular culaire angles. One a*****™ noothlyand [en] different linaU.them Instant Theatre page 8 ihe O Review of hv comparing Students de hj uvunx-m ,„i, iriostuns Sewanee page 8 i roica SncytolhcBnUsh.irmy.ntl ,i.clhOglelroo Irvenxitrdrseniinmtscaln Pl dontflytne Revolution, staun ,n.em.pOoulro,nnK.inl..-ol' in the recent , K)l Ransom Boyton Callie Gannaway and Bnus* to vvhk± stocked msj (See review on page 7) production of Kiss Me Kate. many described die Ha |..Man..l>henugc while man ,,u„N l | '"' (hop

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ai no process is fast or easj Lou* 90% Ben- However, around area so deeply . A Closer --—dents of colons*r-"?:£; "°:sespecially in an i m pi believes this program ,am.n mersed in tradition the general happiness Inajo, role in Nevertheless, in the 'Excellence Flort Sewanee. by Clurtes Jazz minority Students a. Compassionate snelman Of and Innovation in a part of creating and is an important which was drawn in environ- Community" (or maybe noil academic all know , stress-tree read on Sewanee's As well , tfe (and can be students can 1993 fcftican-Americen HU- where minority as number ljrs ii ment home page), listed one attenuon ..... i . rocuftaa . objectives' is i strategic the UhCM Hunt and Daniel under andculiur. ol fall. Nicole intellectual life ,hc history Last desire 10 support on deftuli. other Community Build- Americans and. by Richards began a by" increasing the dive in campus while it is Im- the dorm staff ethnic mtaorides ing Workshop for student body, faculty, and lity of the where you've been, prejudice and the dis- portant to know order to make xcellence through Diver to l concern seems a less-threaten- toe more pressing cussion of diversity " there have been ,,is And certainly as a community present discussed he what Sewanee. topic. Those area of cultural ing strides in the n.n race, great jaUnstiii of all kinds, from stereotypes since the planning docu- culture here gen- diversity tod me orientation, weight, to doing sexual written. But there is more article is Ul< ex- ment was hcDoma.n ITtfs Stereotypes were noted as which der be done. part leriei in not always to i i two reason, and as isting for a Next issue we will examine these examine (he mini These were dis- we will being negative and from the inside, and beginning by • programs r.encc at Scwanee. hopes that when the dorm cussed m the students have to sas Sewanee ast istt posi- see what lew of what assumed their leadership to Staff their effectiveness and their in ordtt of about tution Is doing be more aware tions, they would experiences here at thai in- own personal .,,!„. vt a community language, and pos- their every day groups and atu- Sewanee. ludes more ethnic greater understanding of socio- sess a a broader range of experience dentt from people's background and and religious economic geographic Break, the dorm " Over Christmas PKE from page 1 grounds scenarios | role-played several begins during re- staff The process true-to life inci- based on supposed Both fra- high school stu- Spring Party Weekend. merit, before Sewanee which in some their appli- dents at have since been scram- have even begun of ternities dents excluded a particular group The Bridge Program way bling to find other sororities to second seminar, more to give people. This the financial slack implemented in 1999 pick up part of in its focus, of color a general than the first of PKE. Jus- high school seniors Ogletree left by the removal rising Ptioto By Elizabeth the dorm staff a rruthemali- aimed at giving chair for the FIJI to broaden their tin Wear, social , hance play a to begin discuss- for three College Jazz Ensemble common language the frustra- ealandsclenUfit education Arrnmoanists for the Spelman fraternity, expressed Simone. issues. It was the ["he pro- Miles Davis and Nina ing these difficult great deal weeks during the summer, Prospective o John Coltrane. tion of finding such a sprmg tour. both Hunt and Richards that Priestly, sees its opened the groups hope of most of the sorori- un, run by Mary The February 12 concert of money when staff would then take what two-fold toincreasethe the dorm have already committed their purpose as dorms, ties students on learned back to their nber of m.nor.ty Sewanee careers This pro- they funds elsewhere. He feels year In order to their similar own excellent of the previous implementing a and to provide students with some- perhaps forced to deal campus (both vides incoming that the fraternities this, current students emphasizing tolerance, di- and research opportune achieve in the often seminar, have to educational one to go to for support with this problem may majority) play i vital understanding. students. The pro- minority and of fresh- versity, and organizations ties for interested difficult adjustment period look towards other answering the questions of these programs foui summerin- role m recognizes While discussing Mu- m also provides man year The program such as the Sewanee Popular minority prospects, including run them, one thing positions for University excellence to oc- With those who help, or just temship which lhat for education sic Association for phonothons and mailings each possessed a spirit, and body became obvious: pockets students a sound mind, deeper into their own prospects with current mi- cui stu- dig Progum recruits mi connect each love for Sewanee and for its The Bridge must be achieved. By pairing all of the repercussions The Impact Pro- for With across the noritj Students and a deep appreciation nonty students front student with a faculty or dents, resulted from PKE's sus- for pri- incoming that have .i program designed environ- mostly through publicity gram hopes to the ultimately safe, rooted Southeast, member, the program pension, the University is cer- minority, high-r.sk disad- here. Those on cities as Chattanooga, marily student ment we experience In such major much of the stress a a strong message to students oui of Chatta- relieve tainly sending Birming- vantaged life cabinet - Robert Atlanta. HunUville, and within an ens i- the student alike Cam] of color undergoes sororities and fraternities ^ap- nooga, TN.has held their Eric Hartman. Michelle !,,,„, iiu program received major- Peangen. m, in iii.it is, for the great alcohol and hazii the lasi two the school's and to date ,, Sewanee Foi Anne Sitz. Saida Huey. plicants in its firsl year, Students and faculty of- Thompson. taken lightl aimed ity, white policies are not to be summers This program Is Spalding. Dixon received almost 100 foi in afternoons Greg Allen, Dave DU ten lunch together, go for recent return of the Pfc\ students to col arc With the twenty will ,,i Introducing these Eric Benjamin — summci A select ..ucniliii.iU'i lunc- Myers, and suspension. ond mNashsill.- am I Society after a similar ,i, i„ r« iheii nigh tctool and are Jio.scn (jased on Ihcii applies [ in constant communication than he - to Eric Benjamin, clearer , According seems Wink noi s. ' this message Icu.-is ol recommcnda uauop striving to widen the cultural [,pnSj two Minority All.nrs alss ays introduce minoi director ol ever essays fne cifii ii has helped on the Mountain lion and two personal retention rate for stu- avenues here Sewanee S h> „, jtudenu to the University ii lell Bridge Program, supported a ap- DuPonl Rye "i this year's minority three-yeat grant from the ond College in yeai snd plicants attended Camp Fund I pet ol 1999 will expire aftei the summet ol ih, gummei • Office trie to aftei the granl The Admission i rhej hope with these will pick be as honest as possible , jph-es that the University ad the program miliums prospects and openly Up foi lad because DINNER remote St wanee • am which has been successful aids mitt thai the pus is not tor everyone especially both in tht recruitment ol minority of who have grown up in a Students and in the continuance foi those environment How- educational ex« ellence here at larger, urban program! exisi mih.hu I nivet several .DELIVERY us hope the Sewani i I el ,,i,i,i the assimila i D to make [tj dot i so pu .mil di- largest i, .i minority culturally The fall ol 1999 ia* tht BEGINNING FESRUASTY 16 students to Sew anee g smooth Influx oi minority students to date; verse process hi ', ol the freshman class ol and easy Pi i i acuity Mentot ut students ol color, bringing the hi introduce minority stu total percentage ol minority student! serves to early in Mi- ,i, ,,,, to faculty and stafl here a) Sewanee to about 7%. • - which "».««"includi , cnioiimou nunu p.m. norny,mits enrollment a Week • 5:00 p.m -b\00 Mn, .in Americans\iiu-. 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Friday, February 18. 2000

Cljc j&etoanee purple Here's the Thins George W. Bush: Every Democrat's Best Friend

of the Bush campaign's official \i. . t .on is gaining momentum freight train policy on gun control, remem- by Justin Wear like a run-away

that I am not embcllr-h even in places where he has yet bering Executive i Bush has ing this one bit. to \ isit and where "1 best accountabil- out spent him a hundred fold. think the I'm not going to lie to yen though. ity for someone who breaks the The writer in one of The Farm's school bus Hippie Dwellings. Mo i importantly, I don't like Texas Governor and a gun is called jail, \i .t ..in will be very tough to law with Republican Presidential hope- we Travel Novembei (should certain jail, but 1 also know very much beat come ful George W. Bush laws that keep because foi | to have WliTgtips, School Buses, he make il thai far) I like John McCain, though, do out of the hands of people the past several months the guns to the extent that he is at least who shouldn't have them." he i lore camp has been expecting Weird Stuff gi\ing Bush a run for his and Other told Iowa Republicans Wow Hush to win the nomination and (literally) and is making by Spencer Wood soulless office buildings which money - for criminals and thus has been designing a cam- certain jail Wrili i within the Republican Staff Norman Mailer notoriously disdained waves keep guns out of the to defeat him Accord- laws that a thought occurred paign If you have not yet chiseled into The Fann comes alive with artwork Party. Then people who don't need ing to an unnamed California^ hands of - if the GOP establish stone your ballot for the 2000 Presi- ringeverj feasible outside surface. 10 me very novel id Gore supporter. "It's like we've them. Two in all Mardi \. to see open pas- ment is against McCain, dential Grande Festivale du 1 1 >u go there, expect let's get some- been studying for a mathemat- George, but likelihood that means he is a Gras. or "Election," look no further ture, unique and interesting homes, and about what these laws ics exam for months, and sud- ideas credible, intelligent, and ca- than this page. The candidate I speak huge school buses parked in every as as youi wi denly the teacher hands you B should be. well pable candidate that could pi of is not a member of The Fab Four nool andcrannj how to enforce quiz in history." lion about Vice-President Al pop him on TV standing in to the campaign: An egregious sibly defeat gun You won't see Back Gore loved the idea them, being as the current next November. So Initially. in frippery, ainng his of presidential campaigns Gore Un- the snow clothed a-quirement dogfight, in laws are nearly worthless Bush ..l a Bush-McCain maybe 1 should root for congeniality by lobbing snowballs at nowadays is to have candidates talk McCain would drain fortunately for us all, he ..except hopes that I the nomination. - once "issues." Unfortunately, to win reporters rumor has it Al Gore about the Uncle obliges. becomes some of Bush's small s.un- v, li .it if God forbid he smile for the press even have space to include a "1 I am for cracked a wan only Pennybags-esque horde ol mean, that's why ..now maybe I am spilled down the ol G.iskin's platform in tins ,u President. checks I after hot gravy was plmg that Bush would instant background ever-expanding wealth and prepare U given the feci thai his back on the when front of his pants. Reader, dele, especially difficult primarj think that's a system that again emerge from a Education to Cam- McCain band-wagon work, meet a man of ideas, a man of mteg- ideas, ranging from season having been drug properly employed will him what Finance Reform, span approxi- h all so confusing. Excellent - i if you asked paign well." ntv man who, through the mud. To aid this. and work At any rate. Democrats would 1 lines of text. Here are three itl the he remembers from the 1960s, mately 3 Gore has traditionally spoke telling me that a sj m across the nation are beginning "Wow, dude.(5 sec- sample planks which 1 did not mate thus most Republi- probably answer. well of McCain, pointing out NRA. and of McCain win- to that to fear the idea support will no response up: 1 will never ond pause) I have they agree on campaign cans, nomination, and With that and ifyou Universal Health Cart ning the well it prop- His name is Stephen Gaskin. Hank 1 nance reform issues and have nonetheless work good reason. "You hear tins you're just like, not gets taken caH I II while WB Call me cra/y. i ( >r him, Everyone employed. dim \ ite f< similar views concerning both erlj sound coming from the vibes, man. Gaskin became argue about the money. uh-oh already under the B readin' my taxes and Medicare. Now, but I was Now Democrats." said Antonio in the sixties hosting Beatnik Plank 4 Let's Educate the Kids sumption that if any system famous though, it is becoming obvious director of the Francisco college on merit and argue Gonzalez, employed. Il "rap sessions" in the San Free junior Met ain is making Gore was properly Voter Registration thai followers money later. Southwest well. area In 1971, he and 300 about the nervous as some ol his recent would work Veterans Benefit System Project, in a recent Washington up his model piled into 50 school buses and began Plank 6 Fix sound bytes have compared the Bush then sums Pust article "They had a fix fash- is find a man as passionate butcher the English parading around the nation in a It rare to Arizona Senator \ stance on of how to Bush They knew how the) presidential idyllic as Gaskin seeking the press on language with this gem. saying. ion similar to the modem and tain issues to Bush's, to run against him like his detai led plan were going send a signal to campaign. And although his ideas may dency. I especially stances that are quickly becom- "We need to sys- Now this war-hero stud comes sell- >l veterans benefit Don't be illegally be unorthodox. Gaskin deserves a sh< to ti x our nation's ing stigmas no politician people. along and he's going to be very, in this consists of, "Fix Veteran's guns and don't be illegally at becoming our First Citizen tem, which wants ing to beat." Very " " Also included in very tough It was ahout this year's race. The unexpected twist is Benefit System Gore is visibly using guns rea- Moreover, calls tough to beat for several s is something he that I actually considered that HE LIVES REALLY CLOSETO Gaskin platform nervous because of McCain's time the fact that his Thought." (n terms 01 sons, including that this man could YOU. After roaming for a year and a "Freedom of wide spread appeal to moder- the fact straight-forward style and ac- tree has the Fab I QUI ,,„.u be the leader of the half, Gaskin and his •family" finally idealism. Gaskin liberals unhappy with the contrast ates cessibility is in strict outside shaking in their wingtips. and world, and after a tremoi Ol ab nestled on 1700 acres i imion administration, patented « affling and toenlighten the reader to Bush's terror engulfed me, the 1 solute Summertown. Tennessee in a free 1 eel obliged previously apathetic tO issues voters non-answers to tough all my e.o commune known about some of the other lesser-known politics Most people like clouds parted and form, self-sufficient the ward Coupd'Etat on (see gun control below), fell into place nominees in this year's because he is both real lier questions as The Farm. Ml I aln is is that McCain running House. One such person fact sounds while a new one arose. A brief afternoon at The Farm Le White and likable, he often polls in every onginally from strongly in the ihis is the man for quaint, li an activist rani Obviously proved to me that it is peaceful, Jim las r, more like your neighbor which he has had sig- whose campaign slogan state in the establishment Republican unconventional, far out. and just plain Albany. NY ing about the bums in Washing exposure, and the fat I this up): "Because nificant because the idea ol supporting the best is) I did not make politician trying to downright weird But here's where he ton than a I Also mn- thai even in states capable ol l» suburbanite everything else is crappy." Combine thai with a visionary man part: If you're an average campaign- lected. colum- hasn't spent a dime president is foreign to you've is Miami-Herald humor are ing or city dweller, chances are ning the faci that he and Gore as Delaware, he IS does not have a ing, such Oore and life. Dave Barry, who some m.i|or is- them, and obviously never seen anything like it in your nist tan Is C lose on over a quarter did have one. still picking up Democrats have to like Whereas many campaign slogan. If he sues, and all of the sudden the the It's so.. .colorful. now. 0| the vote. Right against Bush gray. irobably wouldn't tell you. a lactic they their chances American cities are full of sterile, I inns are facing since subject verb perfected in the last Presidi a pecially less foreign election take tWO Candi agreement, much Official Organ of the tial The seems to give him tits dales, have them run on sum policy, Students of the ones), That being said, though, a new issues t albeit good purple South |ai etoanee University of the question arises what exactly and the more likable one will ' is it the Democrats want Ac- Student Journalism likely win (Clinton in 1996 - oj 108 ye / Established 1892 A Legacy to California Ll Gov. McCain in this case) cording and financial "l the wrsiry of the South All editorial McCain's Cru/ Bustamante, think , thv the undents of II But enough aboul injured < want an ,. -**«—>« I Democrats ^rd^x-^rrion^rr; upside Why is it, you B Bush'' Bush more than anything else of wn,t J " J d0 would Gore rather lace s,encd cd "•— ^ * *" " (Bush and McCain] to < * * McCain's nomina- We want 22JE£SZ2£> ' I oi itarl I and ssarilyrenecttoeditonalvieOTOfUi^^ iir%enlIolhe Pun ,u > e-mail toc-to-toc, eye-to-eyc. tion would neutralize several go art *ouMb< Editor arc idw include il away with B uuers to the ^ M is expected for Bush to walk hui rftyUQ* J issues where Gore received b) the I u.tcrs must be „,, [ w 1(h at black eye J 10 nail Bush, such as the that seems to be fina Right now. me i ned i ampaign • . . . - W - \ I, i mil wbmittJon is happening, and the of an) i what ... appropriateness . an Judge the i how much milcagt

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18.2000 Friday. February Che &etoanee pnw Vie for SCAC Crown t( gg The Wav JLQvjto > iewanee Swimmers Thanks, Dad A preview of the by Jevon Bool S>„-;i I " /•

such an affmnv fa championships In a country with undodogs.itsce«n»oddthatl).-..--"-''l by Jev on Boad what- absolutely no respect Co-Editor BlbJetfca get Sports teams of small. y^vCT. For decades, the vic- Fresh off of a convincing have hcoi i nvan- rtoMCfcolBSfaip Kb -K and tory over Transylvania ^^robbedoftherecogn.uonand women Cumberland, the men and long past due In recent the credit that is been Sewanee swimming have in countless "big- of years, wc have witnessed s preparing for this weekend programs the steady decline of an time" championship- Action is set ipoita mieg- SCAC mtrgra) element of college begin this afternoon in thai the vast major- ,o ni li imK B Shame y and is scheduled such a Grecncastle. IN i. ms, especially on rti weekend. The last through the campus a» Sewanee. have to m .,il .i,^- of the has been moved off truth thai D-IH alhlet- meet failed to realize the five Mountain for the first time in kivcmoreloofTcrthan the D-l schools, ii will be years, as the 2000 meet more to offer than the ,1, ,i the SCAC has hosted by conference power helmed SEC fa- DePauw. consider myself fortunate, for my I the meet as one imbued in Sewanee enters has completely and fully ther favorites, along true of the clear cut ideals of D-Ifl athletics. A me the Trinity and of with perennial rival scholar-athlete and proud alumnus The men enter the father would host DePauw. leyan UnivctMly. my Photo By Lyn Hutchinson ranked fifth in the opportunity to take competition BVO] possible lo .he SCAC the women, defending swim meet The learn heads to watch his alma nation, and .he bullarlly In a recen. ,„., hide brother and me MIKe Maggard swims are consid- Freshman ofbatUe against conference champions, mater compete on the field Championships this weekend. many to be the favorites. NIJJCAC (New England Small Col- ered by the home ad- set tively). For the women. Chapman oth- Though DePauw has sprinter Chuck Seymour, who Athletic Conference) foes. While The Tigers lege the 1000m freestyle. cut in the 100m championship is vir- school records this has made the "B" rave about UCONN, vantage, the the four individual ers would rant and also hold the best time in either of these butterfly, the 200m free and IM cared only tually open for year, leads the SCAC in the 100m Notre Dame, and Florida State, I for four out of the five re- to Head SCAC for the relays, the men's and fall. teams. According and the 50m freestyle. As Westoyan Cardinals Every three backstroke fa my lays. have al- Obcrmiller. "the meet for this women's 800m freestyle football in high school, Coach Max with With high expectations , 1 1 1 si . to play DePauw 1 m irted leave for The men preliminary cut, a- most likely come down to in- commented: ready made the us spend our Saturdays will credentials. weekend, Obermiller the three I if would equally impressive have the women's 200m freestyle bleachers at our be- tangibles." really think that we'll see some on the lop row of the The Sewanee men have the best "I the meet with the men's 400m medley. Ae were $2 ($5 for The women enter records fall, and several of and loved Andrus Meld Seals times in eight of the school seven of the conference Obermiller. "the key i provided a conference leaders in and relay teams cording to ,, every spot our swimmers i, .in my Kind individual events and two Sopho- fourteen into the meet, ar: watching the fourteen individual events. deeper cut towards simply getting perlc ' Ullage pomt for will make a of the five relays. Junior Justin the Jane Harrison the conference meet really is hunk: stands we had a more sensation nationals." As of today. Seymour, BjUK I -rum the posses the besi times in the these conference in Kelly If all goes well, ir.iiiem.irl. Chapman leads the a in the 50m catalyst." sinking View "I Vu-sleyan's and who notched 20.58 SCAC for both the 1650 500m to make including the I00,i200 in the teams have the potential ,., v.ist of picturesque five events fastest time ,ll, i,,w.' ,i tpje! Ryan freestyle-the freestyle, while sophomore at the freestyle, as well as the ihe automatic cut times buildings that stretched be- and 500m nation this year-is the only swim- brownstone in the 200m. Junior in- Bouldin leads quintessen- 100m butterfly and the 200m spot at nationals. SCAC meet. yond both goalines, it was the the SCAC mer guaranteed Keith Salazar sits atop championships will and the dividual medley Freshman Dana have both The NCAA I jigl.md college campus, Salazar n, , I New Maggard and both the 400 and 200m indi- or holds the confer- in at Emory University tootball game in the Woods currently preliminary cut in two be held i l best place li w stt h Mike made the vidual medley, and freshman women and ence mark in the 400m individual breaststroke March 9-11 for the 1 00 and 200m country Maggard holds the mark in the events ( brother. and senior Casey George March 16-18 for the men. hrouicr and I. especially my medley 200 IM. respec- My breaststroke. Finally, senior and 400 and in 100m athletes, for they notched a SCAC leading time I, . fad Up D I the Wfetleyan were Herculean in our young eyes. They and they Mir hen | wr mle models, were I ev Baseball Anticipates cued mt something tt> them In skrthwfl and Promising Season the w intra * e « i add go to ba a hockl games, and the football players J by Mt% Martens would invite ray bmthcr. this eight year Staff Writer STORAGE watch the game with , Id kid. 10 come and If you' ve ever walked through Fowler Ox-in rbej knew mat be idolized them. seen the in the afternoon, you' ve probably .mil they genuinely appreciated it Certain ACCESS- Sewanee baseball team hard at work in -EASY players would send my family cards the batting cages in the track infield. Ac- thanking us b out loyal support saying, cording to Head Coach Tom Flynn, the onywe coukn'tbeetWQIiams this dme GATED SECURITY- tremendously -CAMERAAND baseball team has improved u, ii yet cm fa you next year." Wc got thanks to this hard work over the past few to know the players, because they were unsuccessful history. about years despite us realpa ipk who booesdy cared theii (931)-598-5682 for the Flynn si. It's an exciting time • i -j«ul interest m the game program, and this is the most talented team becBieweknew the guysplaying,on field sums so far." Although the team this year is .Hid off; we knew more than thfU 598-5544 young, with 13 freshmen, five sopho- we knew their chamcta and only one senior. position of mores, two juniors, Son « I find my self m the confidence in his players. "We rc.ili/e Rynn has mj lonner heroes, und I hilly how 598-5681 have a strong freshman c lavs." Last Sat- dilgmcefu] ll ll fa the vast majonty of their first urday. Feb 1 2. the Tigers played aoitj in" to write ofl om sports as ut< games of the season in a doubleheadcr uih Inekrvani 11k Bet d i* m J in FOR College Montgom- EARLY against Hunungdon CALL that smaller, mm scholarship schools ery. Alabama lliough they lost both neod iusi .is much dme iwaiticing and 6-5 and 10-3, the baseball team mining .uid work just as hard games, positive ard opumisuc aratudc STORAGE mamtaires a SUMMER lnals.uv.1 tribulations, their , mi llvn for the rest of the season Clearly, this first liiiiiniHis.iiHKkte.iLsare JUS1 as v alid. jusl weekend will not dictate the remainder of asnotevrarih) snrijustasexdtingasthose -LOCATED BETWEEN SEWANEE the season. Flynn suited that Huntingdon ofthe maJcrprograrns-Tliere is, however,

wasahard le-mi ii . pl.iv, asit iscompn-^d i distinction between the two is games mainly i >t seniors ami already six AND MONTEAGLE- 1 maintain their 1 III UhkSli I BR able lo into its season Commenting on the iii\ Wefindinsm ports u 1 doubleheadcr. sophomore Cullen Watson i. .ii "l'T*"* some i something said. "Wc losl bui wc played well last thing that hcarkcas back to days gone b\ weekend" \\, iiiKlOKpn-scixeofatrucsiii.kni,iili 10X15 10X20 several 5X10 10X10 evlu The baseball team has Set ob- Ictc. .i «. i 1 1 1 lodicatcd to — SI i jectives for the season. "Hard work .uvel wall as aihletSt schievemeni id athlete preparation are our two mam goals." wiih ever) intention ol taking B lull and Y\ idjoo mentioned. Beyond those over- viabk Class lOfld and graduatine. in I. mi all .urns the team hopes to break its Kbool years ,, grow ing r.inis m many D-I pn>

make it toconfer- > lll,illilelesu>ni|Vk lot sake record ol 19 wins and n.mi. I the CLIMATE CONTROL ence tins m. u as they just barely mi ol competition, Bee Km all expectations by one game last season Last year as a ol (ame ra monq Thc\ pit) h» honor love nithi iaslim.ui VLunTamburelki made the prc- and lot a of the game, 1

scason all Si \( Mm, and he is. picked lot m D III athletics, there is neither recog- STORAGE n. nuke it again tin- \e.u looking ahead attOfl DOJ II i«-xt from the outside They next weekend the Tigers arc fed the same exalting hi eh. Sfld wretched to ready to travel to Georgia to play LaGran. l, ,w . ilv erne pressure and the <.ime pain NOW AVAILABLE!!!!! lege on Feb 21 Sew ancv s fira home See Division III Page 5 I game will »n March 4

V .. Page 5 (Die £etoaner purple February 18, 2000 Record Breaking Season Women" EnjoyJ J resounding Willi .poundinga I,«tcdMill..p.tied MilUaps with second (in th f veeps us in > tie to ^ ^ ^ « J"**™ ^ Tigers add another llllliuiuiv — j- and I «< rebounds^ASSC*1 assists, fheteam which has says Barron Smith so-ed I'' pom.- win to the season, Sewanee has „, been called the be* in4rebounds 5assists, Universit) uidthrov, Centre set the (hambers added to beating and : steals in one season ind df , wins ol assists with 4 grow her growing list 74-64. continues to add on to their College against Mlllsaj jng record ranked Sewanee is CUrretttl) resent loss by Catherine Woody Sewancc's most indthe numbei 15 in Division m Division I Sports Co-Editor came to the hands ol h.gh team has manj individuals s ill Nash . Feb . Belmont on Tuc boards this basketball team stop the D in leadei The women's Bulkele) led the team with ville. is number one 10 then in n Bulkele) yet another win Jones had I I added 14 points MelindS I 1 ield Goal on Sunday aftei in the nation In credible season and Chambers chipped in points, and number 46 in S defeating conference oppo- centage noon, ii points. Sophomow Sewanee's with Smith is third In l-Potnl nent Centre College at Goodwin contributed with K .,Oa pei 0am< and I Mad< The 1 idd Goals Gymnasium l< Juhan strong 9 rebounds Th« a 1 id Goal Per- behind „„ 15 ^ 1 point ii pulled out a come from swept S< M came after the Tigers Goodwin istied 1 inally. after trailing the Colonel! and centage victor) opponents Oglethorpe Garni Itwasa amumbei 13 in Assists per •4 at halftime Sewanee I he Win M.Usaps at not wlel) Coach However, the team ii hustle victory "stated Head tied the record ovei Oglethorpe »anee ihl upol individu Barron. "We earned season while madi RKhard lor wins in B (15) '» good play all ently leads .,11 ol Dh III Victor) There was broke the the win over Mlllsaps "'" Kew i s " in 'he s half, ad record old ,,.,,! Made per Came went on a six -minute Sewanee -i Sewanei faced OnFri..Feb I H to team HCXl pi iyS 0H outscor.ng Centre 18-7, The I. The run. off against Oglethorpe. Sun Feb. would hold 18 at Hendrix. and a lead that they Stormy P> take gers defeated the heers w.llbc at Rhodes The remainder of the game, with 20 f01 t he Bulkeley led the team against 74-64 77.66 vengeance topping the Colonels moved her up to seeking 17 pomts. which to the War- guard Michelle Chan, 'one Hendrix alter losing Sophomore 5 on Sewanee'a all points number norsathomeonJan l\ Sev, hers led the team with 19 recorded an scorlngUsi She also on Feb Bulkele) had nnall) returnshomc Captain Jen rebounds 2 assists. Senioi impressive 8 Southwestern and with 16 points had 1. tt against B double-double ( hambers also .,„., i ,,eais believes [hi while sopho- Trinity Barron and II rebounds, das. lallyiti ., record-making and against Southwestern Jennifer Dick pitched in is now, matches more BistS The sophomore Hutchinson -ire "two ver) Importani Photo By Lyn points and 9 rebounds all-lime rrinit) solid 1 1 number 5 on Scwances be tor the against Centre the rhe) could for the basket in a recent win over Centre gives games Michelle Chambers aims The assist list Rhodes th.s weekend. overall record of 17-4. Conference title The Tigers face Hendrix and Tigers an On Sun. Feb. 6. the Tigi SCAC. "This Win and 1 1-3 in the Division continued from page 6 Begins teams that would Season essence They mm Uieir backs OT Recruiting D-Ill athletics the pure We find in care Sewanee those who « embrace them in favor ol to be, the way • _ . ._ «..,. in., vueh asa; If sport; the way it used locales such for his wallet makes trips to tor the fan. but rather the future people bleeding and dying no, Jon Morrises of Cleveland and l ought to be: and Oregon. a big college team a I dorado they have on the Vbu can root fa often not as involved and leaving everything Nathan Krdman While 10 fisll rei ruits .lie In its success, by Baltii that live and pro< of competition, say you Writer Division 1 recruiting presents Ik M and all tor the glory Staff at Sewanee know the guys andiambk work in Recruiting exists only the youcansl.) you coaches musi >ve of the game Then.- Sewanee advantages and chal- tor I. but do the both uniqui statistic imaginable, attract quality pure and simple off every creasingl) hard to past game and the heart, plain, nation big-time ,,„ coaches "In the you, do they care Around the HI people pay guys on the field know as Division n pitiable watching next Grant student-athletes, administratioi 1 find Are they hunt for the fiv< years the - are or that your a fan'' schools mon and a Florida v, Ik i you have becomi for a ticket to watch or Rebecca athletics $200 of you support and Hill, Mia Hamm. slaying on genuinely appreciative Suite game rather than coaches Florida about Division 1 football or are they just thinking Lobo watching Sew anee com- idolization, e" Mountain and have already signed K -" ,«d,o,be The pros' Does the front oi- hope that thev ""£ r it to the *.< ^ watching people they l,g « — ttthle,k paeagainst Rhodes; Peyton Manning or successofmanj your support, or arc the) the next ol attend ippreciate • identification representing the school the) But the search ,, coach the national rankings know, loyalty to squeeze LaVarrArrington. soccer programs in sec- preying on your For mens football team finished jUSt continues dent-athlete factor in recruiting The Sewanee Chances outstanding athletes „ a positive dollar from your grasp'' for Kern, this happens conference and the women's another as well. coach Matt to the success ond in the at Sewanee ,i He pointed this February a pro- finishing are it's uw latto ways Sometimes is putting the to attract several basketball basketball team father coaches hope Of men and women's fortunate, formy S ewanee is noticed while hNorx and Uonsidt mvte.l athlete I uieir best season in Jen spective men and women touches on in me Ryan Harrigans. t.eld hockey, and fully imbued , he high school watch North Lcomnletely and scouting for talent at national people break then backs to Mary Missbachs and swimming in utSsofJraaaile^Thai^sDad. B u.ke.eys. by a cut iia Auburn -Alabama games or recommended ranked in Carolina -Duke or rankings (all have been or an alumnus On rent player p25inthepastthre« yeai i] student will con n,,. r other occasions a and trad well as ci mtry or the admis as [acl Kern office nal qualifi in producing m will notify hiraol an sions office attested to i ol Kern, n.„ ,.,n also s ...te.es. Like 'Ii I tt ,hiete advantages. Richard Sewanee'S women's basketball coach .reat school, and wmewhai identifies potential N Barron We gene. ..n. gel bright identifica- selective cruits in addition to k>ds who are IndUSUiOU! screens his recruits tion Barron greatest challenges He One ol the three principle criteria using Sewanee is its cost Often, labil f0I -uages the potential recruii most expen- Sewanee is one ol the admission probabillt) itytopla) us prospective stu- in a sive schools recru.i ! interesl and the I oupl athlete consldei rhe next step deni school like Sewanee competitive aco with i (s quite usually a campus visil Pro program is demic tcholarahip student-athletes gel ach live x Division in ichool go to class, meet to see Sewanee. icbolarshi noi Dffet athletli participate in social students and convinci athletes current stu- coaches »l events Kern says that worth th« a Sewanee degree is role in the re that dents pla) a "huge" aenl process "They [recruits] almosi cruiting Barron who recruits Information from lu I lie most •' " looking , young like to ,, lusivi I) .Mhi'"- *hal il i Division den. holarshipst Is in soccer and ae I and u gglC such as the OV( SHENANIGANS | [conferences live on a moun what It's like 10 Sewanee s s hern Confcrenc. \v,„„, n basketball pla) FOOD lllin ml rden e He GOOD in then price ti role MES, daopla) u majoi of th« T ted to the difficulty GOOD rh 11 I 7 4 tiling that puts Its E 19 • ichedule. 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track and The men and women's indoor Held teams opened their with a home son this pas. weekend were invited to meet. Eight schools the Fowler Center. the meet held at Berry College. Belmont University. College. Carson Newman Umver- Cumberland College. Emory Undsey Wilson sity.Rsk University. Brown College College, and Moms were the teams present. Emory came On the men's side. up a away with the victory, tallying Cumberland dominating 182 points. 102 points, and game in second with 54 points. Sewanee finished third with Pcdy Freshmen Wes Bradley and second, re- Tchram finished first and Photo By Lyn Hutchmso- Bra- in the 55 Meter Dash. season spectively in the first meet of the Tiger Stone runs the 800 Meter barely edged out fellow Heather dley Center Record. 61 seconds time set a Fowler Tehran! with a time of 6 Her Both Bra- more Tehrams 6.66 seconds. in the meet that much t, i mark of mance amazing drop from his old andTehram's times broke the old dley another freshman, impressive. 4:50. Jed Leonard, Lyn Hutchinson 6.79 seconds. The Cumberland fin Photo By school record of run F0] the women. ninth in the 3000 Meter Relay also claimed a finished with 136.5 points Sewanee 4x 1 60 ished m tirst 10:02. Head Coach Jeff blis- with a time of 8^ record-breaking first place with a Emory came away in second with Hen/enrater commented on seconds, break- claimed third tering time of 76.10 points, and Sewanee Leonard's performance as "a pretty 78.15 seconds Individually, senioi ing the old record of with 58 points start" to the season Ja'Rob good of the Sights on Tehrani. John Edinburgh. Roshun Heather Stone was the story Men Set In the field events, Sewanee the all in ir t made up first place Coggins. and Bradley High meet. She grabbed Eppenger jumped 6 feet in the relay team. Meter races. Her freshmen S(K) 1 500. and 3000 Opponents competition. This jump is the in Jump SCAC The men also set a new record were 2 18.58. 4:40.09. arc Future years, ac times best starting jump in five Relay. The team, Stone -i the Sprint Medley 10:49.81, respectively. to Heitzenrater. Tehrani. a! blocked three shots Edinburgh. cording - bounds) and consisting of Tehrani. Fowler Center records m the 800 Woody limited practice nine finished by < atherinc side ol the ball. Jeremy Mien teronly results w,w on the defensive Alex Lockhart. and 1500. even though these rJ and was onl) Spon from in the Long Jump The freshman was 10 of 16 old record of 3:08 W ith 3 tunc, Sewahr shattered the no , her besi fhe Groin the school record 6 fromthe char- a se- onefootawa) Sewanee men's basketball ,l„ i, old, and Sol time of 3:03.74. Allen, finishecl first in the Spm The a new pleased with women also ,ilNi>"inun- Heitzenratei was very i Jarretl has outstanding the olJ game again a j|j sinpc also had an pulverizing team lotfi iholi nior captain, "We did Medley Relay, leader board his team's performance I Hie on the improvements 10 se, I land vast I eb 10 made by an amazing tre College Sfon day. He focus on our school record Heiscur- and pretty well. We don't to defeai the i ion HI players in both the 800 Bush also had i olonelt managed | Dj V $ from his old times >,nds Freshman Kris re actually more Goal nine indoor .,. all We Sewanee's luhan rentlj ranked 12" in Field Allen's new fourth in the 200 at runs , Tigers 73-61 1500 Meter d a> , finishing of our outdoor sea- brings from focused on the end Gymnasium rhis loss Percentage ihe 800 is 2 10. down with a time of 28. 1 8. foi the perfor- Meters men lace heavj an son." This fact makes rail record this sea- i iu Sewanee time is 4.28. S CVN ,, In the 1500. his new as they DMl travel son to 5-15 and 5-9 in Ihe SCAC SCAC action lor a < Arkansas conference onway, War- lieshman sensation Jonathan n match with the Hcndrix 17 Memphis to face Jarretl led the ligers with riors, and then to conference rival points, lil rebounds, and two in-state and pride on blocks Sophomore guard Rusts Rhodes With conference with a solid line, the games this coming i ordham contributed the 4 SEASONS 14 points, five rebounds, and three weekend ought to be intense. close- assists "Both Ol those teams were Over Ihe weekend ol lei- 4-h games when they came hen. laid and the Tigers made a strong home Head Coach Joe Thoni. and stud, sweeping (he Storm) Pe we're expecting to go there RESTAURANT the close games. trcisot Oglethorpe on I ri and have tome more some more Majors ol Millsaps on Sun; both Hopctully we'll make wins " The Si \< opponents In ihe 17 61 plays and get some 18. win over Oglethorpe, larrett led Hcndrix game is Pri . Feb

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h> r leanor Flemming^ \,i h..s been i ommonly Writer Staff loroetl sumed to be i produci finished work ,,, bi vii wed as a II- weekend. Fehru;iry stage The i This past in B gallery 01 OH Department, with sup important, it noi 12, the Music cess Is obviously Theatre Sewancc. staged the not show port from vital, but galleries do

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the matter. il ideas In iriety of opinions on and working oui musit no one thi fin "The matter seems to be that some ways the mystery ol to put on a musical at is part ol the ati , dared ished work that therefore faded il Sewanee for years, and and il thai mystery incompetency, powerful tomanj a certain inadequacy, mign, not be so expected - es- masses I urthi I and general failure is in the art going theatre com- unfinished art and pecially by the Sewanee m0re showing danger- should be. I • is munity itself Why this ,1,, process ol n Ming ignorant of the un- can ai timi bi rough Jo not know, lam ous, foi il of our local othi rwi • |u« written do's and don'ts unsuccessful, oi perfectly willing walk Into i mu thespian set. and am bad Vou i annoi Gershwin all theatrical efforts and by "Thi to mock any and ,„ store Dtdn I ampus irrespective of their genre Brothers Songs rhai lust exhibition ol Some of you may re- o/orl oi i" an or pretension Hutchinson Photo By Lyn ful kind reviewer. I rhe I nsi member thai I am no Rembrani [.too That He Didn't Lil jay these things to concede thai Paintings this pro- that would be pretty had my reservations about although almost duction - especially since I am cool ZMS^^^ things behind the vital inter who usually directs the process is fond of musicals as 1 am of significant cue. and o Howevei as and tire- missed an> othei fai the sometime unconvincing scenes, Dr. Potter and the lucl even dance - and yet was pleasantly an over-exuberant and necessary tothei pretive , , twice did amongst the charac- 1|U oi mosi ol flu , and some bickering oui .,„ members the process Is mistakes surprised. performer knock her microphone ,i muchol - and parts were not especially specialty dancers, leemed pa.nt strokes thai to this show Satur- ter gestures tad joUj young mi ol the As 1 say. 1 went mmissionwilhher the thing V, as I h.s pro- and on the whole it for a good imu covered un- funny, to be in . luin I lik« and heard many an of a high scl I Rembrani day night, having yet it possessed most me.Katt lacked produci ind it. too long. ducrjonofiOM to the final various comers about has I imagine U p wei.i m kind thing in expect- production's charms and perhaps because I went to professionalism the ones of But tain pretension ,,. Important as having received earfuls audience mighi claim) | U8 | as 1 also went mosi of the and like .i Inch school often finds it 10 be more thai one so end rhe arils- and optimism ing thl high art thai remain m the youthful enthusiasm sen knew several members of than one of the mi « find unpleasant included is 1 "specialty production can mistakes of the freshman a professor ol mine, and li( process from one theat- recogm/ed a cut" ous and professional Sewanee MissRaegan Payne put in the product Many also went in rather an es- involved in the dlrecl the essence ol dancers". I this knew people [cameaway impressed by well-rehearsed performan thrive on the show of being - but not ricals, Many ofthi and art.st.. styles pe< tally jolly state ing and production Ran- suffered very few high Bianca/Lois 1 ane especially It . production. buxom , itself, watched the pro- the ,„ L ,|, ( process loo jolly. 1 assure you. 1 ciaItydancers"arenot.Isuspeci • n< t nnumbei ol musical Faults Boynton impressed nwi ii< the careful, critical school ihej simply rc- improvisation J I performance with ional dancers mi quavered too horribly oi evei young women with h.-iouii. u nothing the p« looking foi voice -I school lap and wicb virtually eye of a Purple writer, membe.cd their hi > ameron carried offth actual)} .ml build, I I and , kcd land interai might rac i and shodd.ness that 1 lessons and were more willing sloppiness Bill Calhoun/ ballet with wil who played as Fred Graham/I'etruchio ....oil, c. to spool Audi Hartney. perform Yes. fl one held up for degradation. ,h.,n rest oi us to I.,,,, Erica lensen Lilli tJ,e Gilliam and lacob particular Lucentio. and and poise Chip create an alive anddynamii think of anything in lead roles were tilled by ousl) Cannot especial manj ol the wacky fTCSh- deserve added .. touchof working out icll Vanessi/Kaiherme. - but Barrett Instead oi like to ridicule 1" theatre majors , 0Und that I would upperclassmen triumphs), the Vanessa Squires, |us< - praise for their vocal man foolishness such ideas before hand and parts of it were bufoomsh Jensen, arecerilly compedpsy- the truth, admirably and Erica and Sarah H occa- dancers kept together Kate McKenna what worked the impro too-grinning dancer, the major and Cameron Hartney, playing the to have chologj vivacious energetically, no one seems stand oui as partlcularl) hows everything th< pro gangsters, i S sional flat joke of the two in the numbei truei to specialty dancers cessitsell This indeed is routine that lustilied "" Hot" the ' Dam Ufe; we don't intei Ware's promise to the radio audi actions Bill icripts and predetermined weekly program 1 ive mo\ enceonWUTS' we improvise when talking Lounge (Fridays 3-4pm)lhai isaconatani pro in the Ing deciding li clad be "scantily I i the mu would i Ike there cess ol n,i. Ware himself, with his e women" Bill cian with h.s oi hei tooli Di BranPottei put techniq partner played by serve scales, chords, clownish performance ai lions to ,„ ., typically ,, tie i,..s words and rhispaircaused ,ii.i gangster, the final i i ultimately U8e , but the I laughs with until il has the longest bination is unknown Brush number in the musics I to clever happened ll <^ exciting your Shake-i bei ausi il is dan up . u ,i, art unfold pleased with short, l was very ii rlpl oi In . . Without lhe entertain. nn.i il is my even. ue's ,„ anj planned combination the more a show luell Is one of almosi inevitabli to maki play- a play (oi rather, taleni lies in pia) within rniaiak. rhe real and -musical) sorts of things and abt nog withm -a using the mistakes catel are silly and with what I the tunes thi m playing Weopen, used totlflndmyselfhununing -right" David Bowh toothp with in Venice' intomy to hi tdvantage Richardson Bdenfield and Dale ,.,kes Mislead ol using thl m j entertaining. rcographv s^as solidly grammed sounds be thought ll neat In numbers sounds and even especially more Interesting m lhe Darn Hot' Sloan supposi D as "Too the machine wasn't Steve (Stage Director), ll is thronrl. Bdenfield m ake. its "mistakes'' (Musii Dii Ul1 Schradei mi itake thai trl gri ' oach), Schieuter (Vocal In thi end thai „„, oarj fl the process Center of i, j Pregnancy hoi Crisis and Dale Richardson (< ihows through in ever) finished fbl deserve compllmentl , .,.„,, When Manchester, TN phen. all fj 1 I '""" together a well s itill ph) >i putting ing ., painting IfcCbH-rfuif CWP Univeraity Orch. tra AClsristian. PtO I S h..w lhe "''" th< itosay fi dynamii and oecdli P« ing thi work is m us execution ol thl ,1 hand would like top ui sti musit tad I y/ouci bII whenacoloroi ,s one grand ad |uai ell ,hat this was laid down and il Depi enl musl he let that these Music withihi arti n and wh> assuradiol others A paint Lhattl one remal iet lisfonasawit 1 Adoption ol " lively "•'' i" every e fini qualit) in lool differenl mi skeptical, and yet I thi fonnanct I waa ,, is ., |ourney

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' problem. "'' b seemingly never-ending Mamei ttcJlajd.r.-. > inierviev instalment of the Sewan* not th< expected wool hat. white t- as the latest it is Alric's simple Eroica Trio performed morn MarinMiUei and employe. o« sneakers The "" , ween employei overalls, and Series. " S hirl Performing Arts Gail andLynet. coun- man and wife. Southern black a. wtrdrobi while hei meel matched his li i married, limefriends each such timel to achieve Sewanee tcrp Stuns „al lunch Lym presence of Trio patient bui the growing Eroica thi rol ol a lhe Brmg.ng performed ' dialogue into our typical of these three li issues and ments woman to race asking Gail ausi nes even getting a cs friendship bj scene daringly chal- by Laurence I Styles, somen. inter- itingdyni theater, this i,„ ii the lasciviousness her lessica's white au- STqff Writer "blues wail" oui ol the with lenged Sewanee's largely passable be lv Keara Frizell I wa s tered bj oss,bl> "' a hoi fiddlin sound from and trust to find ^ pasi «nd P con- strings an friendship dience . missed the Moe playWj oui until K. Those who itional restraint problem. Alnc S violin with ann. usell as part of this Saturdays ago the became bluned hei love cert in Nashville two character erupts, declaring physical pres- Piazzolla was an Italian ovei imallde- vocal delivery and the latest per- Astor doubl rhe Bnxlet) experi- the chance 10 see Lynctte.nlove beyond had famous to. |; '"> f0, pain, passion, and composer . most ence burned with the campus hv mil In ftodin Expectations ol lunch formers broughi to i Buenos Aires seeking em ment! Arts the Symphony of „,,„, with those char- resignation. Performing Se- are shattered for both the Sewanee version and gen vignette, an excerpt from Eroica played an expanded Cas we sen The last Trio. This New ploymeni our expectant ries the Eroica rs . as were Mortals, takes the which was originally Il "-' hand " Ive-s piano of Oblivion, lo) " David Mm York based cello violin, and to an the instruments This other items!! the encounter festi- written for two B hat (plus a few interview, played at prestigious trio has club feel extreme, as three construc- tango had a smooih. night opposite and concert halls in Europe. lunch, griev- vals and dramatic worker's share ..sell dotted with accents tion Asia and lhe US and prides .denl.t.es the three instm ances, and their h.dden all-female abrupt nourishes on being one of the only the street. on the spotlight twenty odd stories above such menis l Ik violin took ensembles lo have achieved delusions outstanding The workers' imaginative con- in this piece with it's worldwide success. For their escape from the daily grind provide they played a Loeillet so- solo. eert here, * routine, overbearing last piece on the program of the work trio, and pieces h> The nata, B Schubert and cold-cut sandwiches Trio No, 1 inB-Flu wives, Raimundo Penaforte and Astor Schubert's himself as the true early romant'u Charlie reveals master} , a beautiful Piazzola displaying theii j the right- bee Lindbergh baby. Frankie terpiet, rhe first movement baroque romantic and modern reincar- f soon joi tsar of Russia, and Joe a with the cello which ful music Antoinette Charles violin to carry the mel i« nated Marie trois No - m with the Loeillei s sonate a Garrett, and Raymond the pounding acebmpanimi I [ore Steven Cod&lSted ol a slow first ovei the]I B minor affortless McAnallv provided comedy, of the piano rhi u-lo movement a fugal movemi Theater Sewanee sudden, drastic shifts i [ikes ol which movement with handled the shori slow third the Athenian lov- the Ulegro Howe hasn i seen since, andafi dynamics and curious dissonant touches Night's Dream. and ended With ers in A Midsummer promineni smoothlj along gigue rhe cello was impec- nal The rhythm; [heir New Jersey accents dramatic crescendo. throughout introducing the first posturing called lo. cable timing, and manly cally interesting Scherzo all but the third movement. especially theme in interpU many laughs, the same smooth melodic brought frequentlj exchanging the confessions ol and as the Loeillei when the emotional sometimes between instruments melody with the violin, Oglelree This las- the same mi pholo by Elizabeth idenitiv took place as and the trio displayed dropping down to its typical role or interview musi< as with White's Presence and Spirit. brought lhe encounter tuosity with Romantic showing at Stirling's. WHIalm base rhe trio expertl) Now end contrapuntal stood. to reflect my interests in a deluded and hilarious state, Baroque. No one part White comments/My work attempts to the complex string writing, a deci- handled but th: I do theater with other two. tavorite painters and their styles. ing the hour of during the better than the and admiration for my staying perfectli together spirit gesture. Raymond. star ol the fin.. evoke their presence and sivelj exuberant S< piano was the not try to copy them but rather rapid" intricate lugues and left the stage piano run- maintaining my own approach. Painters Steven and C harles and fourth Hondo, with its rapid while developing and quences ol the second with audience took in and itsintr: Dyke, and Velazquez inspire me singing while the passing the spanning the keyboard such as Reubens, Van movements, and i asilj depth, and uni- strm: compostitlons that draw the the Insight, humor, development of the quiet their rich palettes and mastertul from one instrument to the c ate all melod\ with painting s encounters portrait or a figurative ti .i of all five melody. The piece concluded viewer into their works. A other throughout the piece. Everj also go you will, Aweek finale R of the subject but should fivi interviews, if grand Romantic should always be a likeness note of the rich baroque ornamen a into the critical reflection, we find the pro insight i after quoted in likeness. It should provide lat. and Schumann was beyond a mere tation was clearlj articulated, subjects to say about this glance ji personality. My goal Is to capture the nothing negative Head) gram as saying, '"One subjects life and the slow movements were insight, humor, depth, inB-Flatma the viewers curiosity." houi plu. ol mbert's Mo No I In a way that Invites and graceful universality the troubles oi and Penaforte's In ,,.,. Op 99, and i ik nexi piect disappear and ii three differ human existence / roi, ,, h, nbined theworldisfreshandbrightaga.il ent modern sounds in ihree mOV« ...as so ... anj cas< n wai i hai be menu rhe first movemeni have heard Broica s p< I influenced could verj rhythmit and atin being sufficient "i native mance without i,., th, musii Penaforte's FRI 5AT WOODY DEUT5CM MOM Brazil, and the ghosi oi the final amazed played one encore to sjt- note held the audience silent foi The trio - i pn n an 6 pn 9 An standing and., no many seconds aftei the pii i e had isfy the Eroica Trio pla\' ended lhe second was a slow and All in all, the program, a verj di blues) usuallj with one instrument their entire selection music easily and lUng a simple melody while the ol detail V other two jammed leparatelj oi n. mule attention tO had an uncom""" together, on lop The piece ended SUlt, theii sound grace rht with an blue grass like finale much level ol claritj and classical recor.l i lor in appre< iated i<" its local color he Up a Grammy

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