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Vol. CLXXVIII No. 9 FEBRUARY 25, 1999 UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH SEWANEE. TENNESSEE, Civil Rights Activist Shares Vision for Future M.^iii.ixrtaiuly,importantly, W centcentolot" the populationfxipul.iii. >n More departiiK.ni 00 Affirmative Roberts his lecture quol- by Haynes JullilJ1 B „1K| opened as and unjust, an cx- said that race re- vnon ungrounded News Editor ingWJ B.DuBois who pcju'ocianiwnoclainitobe , manj it*- primarj issued the i itiens would be ce dialogue tnhiseyes.Af- twentieth century In response. Bond February 17. 1 ".». renowned cimI On i ** the n**4 im- nrinotivc KcttonwaaaWgnedtocw ih.ii ii would in fact also i if the Board rights BCth isi and Chairman remain i,i.„ v. middle i loss and must the fiisl centuiy. Bond, addressed a portant issue m twenty of the NAACP. Julian ot tins class n.xidthen policy to fostei the growth concerning Oivingaaujekhisti packed Convocation Hall eivedasaplot 10 it tWl > the fight fbi Further, WOS " First in ipola ..i the milestones in •"Civil Rights, Then and Now pvt \tm.inAnvn,.insl.|..t.ml.Kh.mtage. over the past one hundred J invcJvedby the violent mur- equality spired to gel simplv COUntO an age old white enfranchisement, rights to non bui tO 1111- Mr Bond has been including dering of Emmet e«d« wealth, panon- with ihe landmark advents movement since segregated education Ktive in ihe civil dgbe i" response to .,,v .,ud pienidi.. \nd ol Brownvs the College in Supwane Court decision his student days at Morehouse Martm Luther 1 1 who reference * (fa opponents Board ol Education in i ^. and I "N>. found- Mlanta, Georgia In he was a Kine Jr \ l Have a Dream" rnetort BblishmentofAffinnativf Action In 1999 member of die fir t student Nonvio- Action, ing justification against Uflrmative .. decades past the Brsl Reoon Coordinating Committee that helped 13 lent cutters by also referencing King, SUUCtion and three past the second the protests ind marches with that to organize who himsell called fw programs Whereas the Brst involved military into prominent civil rights activists such hopes of which would level 'Ik playing field in to protect minimal newly King Jr are associated. vention as Martin Luther creating a society where racial tor equal- one day freedoms, tlic second searched mid I960"s, Bond became the first In the blindness could exist under the law. [be civil rights move congressional r presentanve mthe ity black the same program ol "coalition, can be seen not as i- 'l lied peri With Reconstruction and ment now state ofGeorgia since org,ini/..iion.litie..tion.andmohili. ods "i resistance, but asabufldupi turned down a Vice-Presidential nomina- Bond as upon us organization in 1909, While ii started in in mod the Democratic Party cadesofeffort, uon m 1968 from thattboNAACP will doall in its emsensevriththeinitiafiverfweU-loiown promises he was too young to hold on grounds that fighl Finally, he ' l power continue the such and Rosa ] " U> Mr Bond narrates reformers as King the office. In addition can only go so tar Charley Watkins generations thai acknowledges ihatthii documentary se- hasbeen passed on to new PBS award winning to their of the as Uk people arc willing change Hall. Bond is the Chairman can and w ill maintain its progress Julian Bond speaks at Convocation the Pn/e " He has also ries, "Eyes on Bond believes that with the aid and a renowned civil rights activist. However, Bond quicklj moved (0 his attitudes the Board of the NAACP served as a commeniaior on America's including United o| the Vtner'u an public, ems for race relation! in Uk Black Forum and has hosted "Saturday gains ground anee, the movement States He warned ol tix- "feat ol minori Night Live" Currently. Mr Bond splits ,iti/ensandcorre- Weekend hue establishment be- , |, nstudl Minority Prospective and ties." in which the w between Washington DC. all time mond with representatives on levels lieves that they themselves are in ft Charlottesville, as he ^uest lectures at and Diversity concerning injustice in government Promotes Admissions nerabk to groups ol mm. Miin-swliomlhey American University and is a faculty mem- society believe account (brsome seventy one pa i Virginia historyrustory »«"«» ' ' berbcr of the University . O -* *. a •% «-» by Kelly Smith social side of Sewanee. Friday Women Begins pool on bhtor night, students will attend a Sewanee Conference Saturday, crime and justio at Fowler, and on been the president I ii the party by Kristin Jones and Kelly Smith Cloninger has will speak at Ihe COD I w.. women ninth will hike sections of the Perim- of Cumberland V a) This weekend marks the they Elinor Girl Scout Council Stay Water and Evelyn Parish, Saturday night, the she has also worked ference on Thursday tor the Minority Prospective eter Trail. On ley since 1992. and yeai ihe Commu- Alliance will host the driving force behind event aimed at the re- African- American school reform and raising money fbi Weekend, an Salle> chief executive for the Marguerite n,o, Children's Home tor abused BDd competitive all-campus party at youth projects Cloni cruitment of talented, an /»ns Family So- American officer of Bright Ho children in C BiTOlU in Oeor- Center to end the lh< neglected students "Sewanee is nol Multicultural serves on the advisory board ol minority i provider of lutions, the nation's irgest the Pinnacle Room of Mieperd II speak m -Amer ican weekend. Women's Fund of Nash . ilh well known m African emplovec-sponsor U:hild care and m • ( enia ai 12 10 p said problems exist with the Mi- Shepcrd Center in \\ the Women minority communities." Some address established ihe and early education sfvices. will Burwell will speak at the nonty Prospective the paralysis of her Dollie Nikki Robertson, ^^^^^^^^^ Women on lanta in 1975. after ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^"^^ the Sewanee Cont rence on 7 lOpjn Burwell be- Weekend. al- center has since be- Sewanee Inn of Assistant Convocation son. The medical C'96, I. at 7:30 m. in al young age, is me- March ganhei life ol service though it come the largest nonprofit specialty Director of Ad- has C voted her life to the civil rights Hall. Sallee been becoming involved with the ticulously planned in the country She has missions. paSt, th'lS and children ser- hospital ln the development of fa uly movement in participating in sit ins and usually con- featured m Reader's Digest and To increase mi- >usdevotion has cre- commitment vices, and through she is now known tor her sidcred very suc- magazines tor her achieve- applicants WGekend haS Sallee has McCall's nority ated a powerful c< poration. cnMronmenl.il justice and is . cessful. said (0 the overall magazine for ments. environ and been recognized file, called the mother ot the How- ' on times helped a great Robertson On Wednesdas Bl ' p.m., ihe cultural diversity its. she was in- She also her accomplishnv and mental luslicc movement fi then ever, the country ference will honor local women n of Sewanee's stu- the Ac Jemy of Women for monitor and ducted into , 1994 as peace in the re- multicultural. At i n deal is service to the Sewanee community. dent body. Minor- will be speaking tirst Achievement. Su ee election observei during the white I not strictly an honorary tea in the BC Prospective ipants about service south Africa. ity cruitment of mi- to conference pan multicultural elections in or minority, yet Lounge. Mary Sue Cushman, Anne was in- world. Weekend in the professiona rhe last speakei is known to many the Minority Pro- lroutman. Ruth Ramseur. and Ann as a ma- students nferencc on Women the troduced nority The Sewanee C Sewanee students who have been on spective Weekend Watkins will be recognized Got iht part of the and features v. in Sis jor takes place March 5 famaica reach trip in pasi years hosts only minor- success ot the Sewanee Elenu n University's re- ne 1999 conference m the Immaculate speakers on ,,., i aresidentol the students ous current prin- [nee -NUdd Robertson ity tary School Watkins is the cruitment pro- r Service" Kingston, Ja- theme. "Women ption I onvi m in Admissions Robertson said and she W01 ("• I" 1 by 1"'"' Asst. Director of there w ill cipal there, grams m To kickoff the c nference, maica, has implemented many in»| that the idea of in- Cushman. Troutman and Ramseui Office of Ad- carch." a 5K walk/ ol resi The be a "Race for R<- ments to the living conditions viting both major- Later on Wednesday, ai 7 JOp.m in decided cancel research. missions run benefiting br I dents in Ireiuh lown and OthO M>m the weekend as well Sue Cushman room ol the were needed ty students to on the the Mary that drastic measures Saturday. Feb 7. at 8 am King ton on Andrea Contee will munities in being considered. Women s Center. recruit minorities Admissions is Con e. Preregister at the Oovminthe to Sewanee Golf andre MayaAngelou imovie minority students question speak about mnei cityeconomit contacts w ith Many '• isa$l2 began making i.m, I here ai the SUT, Mon- officers dmingrange.7 i him w ill be showing weekend presents problems I throughout the whether or not the sullanl crime various high schools entry fee. day-Wednesday al 7 JOp.m Sewanee Although and is the president Ol Atlanta. Chat- B dear view of lues founded Southeast, targeting Ataservicepan lluneheonon ii„ conference will close on Satui much ol Sewanee Know How fbi e where a they are shown as Kathy Have the Power Memphis, I nn. speakers > il ouireach tanooga, and da) at (he Scwanet ->^' day. March 6, with day ol ," organization thai the group I siudents are as possible will join It, Inc an percentage of high and Alii Shenerd iry Hou e on Maple high minorities Cloninger has been a ,,ve students are still all from a minorities Miami also women to d> uss service 9 a through 3 p"> amongSl them- Other Street. m since and relate primarily perspective prime city for recruitment, professional and • "nicer stu- com- selves or with current minority a large international INSIDE there is there dents munity that been Scnioi lason Hamilton said page :. Overall, the weekend has NEWS IN BRIEF, experience when he had .. good viewedasagreal success The Mi- he view conducts weekend lour Princeton # Weekend • attended the nority Prospectiv< met students and had a annual survey aboul Sewanee. rhal he how I first heard and the weekend was the After the weekend, I time, said Robertson. here For come reason that he came search c tnmitee formed. Robertson knew she wanted to VC Hamilton, the weekend a< to Sewanee are pi. shed ii- the weekend, students uss diversify at Dur.ng vanee. Regent's diss witness minority studeni given the opportunity 10 agrees thai the Sewanee. Stu- But Hamilton also various levels of Sewanee life. create a view ol Pel weekend can dents arrive on Thursday that is not complete. (page 3) welcome reci Sewanee EDITORIAL 24. and attend a thai Ihe only falsehood is acquainted with thi ad Columist responds to editor's to become els On are here with a recruitment staff and one another missions people, and hi article. .mended fifteen ot twenty the Students Will Boehme (page 8) Friday, thai Sewanee Featured Artist Chris campus, tells you ,, ,, ,ou, of the diverse." Hamilton said, admission- counse- isn't thai i page 4) interview with BASKETBALL you san get a misconception officers, and (ben match financial aid key i ,nd Women win ASKS P ..ge 10) Sewani , RLING 'S p. PURPLE professors and pos- about ST interview with problems with mis- againstnnulnCl HcnilriX.Hendnx. give up for the) |,, solve the planned on the coffee wh.n did ypU [n the afternoon What's sibly coaches esentedbythe inlonn.it. on sessions calender? Lent? will attend Recruitment [ask house academic ., Minority about Sewanee's 10) has been formed by PURPLE PAST ipnge student wpp c icular. and (page 4) (page including both mil SWIMMING- SHENANIGAN'S 8) Debate nheOGa will Robertson, Enduring Students ih, Title. rity siudents Women win SCAC |n gaUery, 8hQWS _ officials, B(ue Moon ^ ( ; m niversity ( dinnei with I students while • • ..I.. lU.rd nl ICC e tries to recruit take third place. siudents .ind jhimm Men current clear picture ol introduce ing them a The weekend will also "' anee minority prosp " '
February 25, 1999 anjmpaci ECOD^mainMaking Speaker Series Team is bringing The itcto.ourour ,„ c...,«~\ retvclinerecycling programsprograrm morecognizedenized environmentalists ,or Sewanees n u.onallv b> tdwinGerber i„additioatneanuwpt)lo©da« Ringo. a tormcrpei- toSewanee. Jerome Writer ^ Staff * ill tv talking about .ilU^nioarestudentsattir^.^yc neer, w 0* n cho me al engi ^ .merest in University's young- Data win d»J* Domain, the performance Justice, als i km rwnasEn- ^maJerega.din.Mrcrurureofd* ECO wrth their actual Environmental Review nuking Acuvit.es Princeton environmental ctgaruzatfoais the Earth Week Racsm. H.s..uk w, III ocus est * shared with s.ronmental Un,e...y^r----?^ Backed by tund- extensrve pre- „,-rencc.nScwanee ^planning an >n Louisiana. While Again elookatallast*cisotSewan«. . ldl ^am. which ,ncer Alley" Time ,1V C^Ueges of the AsTanex- ,m the Associated student body. yet be finalized, a second nmringfr.-r.tfie.uiiound.ngcommu- m , m ion to the details has e to volunteers, the ,-r.iuontha. be l Princeton Review will South(ACS)anddedKuied ainedm.s,sunetyTXOt,. Gold, may ..Kobe coming. The 1 speaker. Lou environmcn- p strengthen. itudeni jur- plans to bring designed to professor at Oberlin conducting i» annual hoTd.^student.n^.nc.udesug- oraruZatiOTJ Domain was formerly a C0r> ECO Gold, in The of Sewanees foa to ihe colleges listed enmllmen. ufism to the forefront T^aresevtrralrtherenvu^menud become one ofthe vey of for new facilities, College has Colleges ocsdons student-run group. TRAU. Beu rc-cuirc- „css Not just a Domain The in the Pacific Hrmcemn Review in academe within ECO cnviioiinientalists working fncrease. changes in.ua- .cams en^ ironmenial environmental nent week. Domain is an will soon begin a Guide and more inteTd.s..pl.n... ECO Boss team NorthwesL survey up to mems segments of the Working with ir.es 10 ncrp.. rating all program in participating in The Review SwdentBus.cesAhhjP leadership training is interested faculty Ifone a. Sewanee. ™ Students, xm „, ,he -.uden.s Siescn^n^.^ly cnc.xir- Sewanee community GregAUenoftteSewarxxOuungF^ram ECO Domain programs, intoniu- "Best Col- and Mirth Uru\ HStty, as based any .n their employees of the classes listed i *her leadership available at ECO which is inter, and the Ieam w .11 offer soon be age anyone vital „on will survey Bin **J*to members all play guide The n and well .csemmuniry ^anatioruUyrecogrtizedsyllabusdesigned web page | cgcs- new . fflttoPubDcInform. Domain's view of lifeai pn^ate- iwdmtnnlque m-comrnioeehas roles in the organizauon of government and One can rive „ uest.oas by a partnership .twsewaneecdu/ecodomain. ihe gu.de 1M as an um- It* desenbed in Domain is deigned organizations. to colleges years working on 3b ECO sector environmental e-mail questions view spent two iion- also this unique thai links all em studyingthe They claim that menuandilxry-anistudenMorcMCW brella organization Campus Sustainability team is An e-mail ..t [email protected] publication the bcs. together. Underneath from makes thc.r recommend- mental initiatives planning of the University, tested currently thought and ,ong-«erm list is being .htir do the hands- distribution the Un.ver- umbrella, several teams landscaping The Ai£ its genre the future of the transportation to soon be available al available in pining fa AsSylvesler Km and will surveys will be environmental work strictly web- The on News-paper team is planning B Both Tan oui •" student [email protected]. SPO for itudenli "« f"'" forum Sewanees ACS Environmental newspaper. Working the campus- »,dc.nf<>rmaUon based environmental urge interested students, Bid beginning A system was es- and Stevenson end of ihii week spring break, ume intern, explained, the team .n.Sewanee,thegroupplans ihe held before mther'«r /t community members will be w1 r faculty staff, and ,.,|.l.shedtoall<)wgn»srootsenvironnien- all AC* ,,l next week. detcmiincd. journalists on place t" be to involve student Together we can make and structured en- ,o get involved krvor to thrive in a more environmentalistsflcross ,.,l campuses, uniting greener, bener place for all seeks to iden- Sewanee a „, ECO Donuin Regents Discuss .nment. South sup- the rnvironmental issuer and to lend Chancellor Sfj Diversity Vice The real work, Sewanee port io individual projecis. teams, smaller visited and met Commitee is done by the The Regents recently Search however, creative en- and. men.- that can harness ihe with eighteen minority groups at The advantage dlvenity search for B of eager volunteer, ,tudenu to talk aboul The committee that will ergy Inela is one of numbers BUsha Hodge, C'01. has been an to linking the teams Sewanee new vice-chancellor Campbell. together gives en- and Nicky cha.r of the bringing all iniuativcs Selinlovic, C99, nounced. David Beecken. strong uni- i.^oftrwrrjersonaloipcnences the new in Se» anee a , also chair vironmentalism 99 Board of Regents, will fied voice. search committee led example of an Billy Lewis, COO. twelve Not is a pertect Campbell and The committee includes Waste IbetopfcS recycling orga- thai followed Chancellor Domain team. This die discussion members appointed by ECO Prospective Domain Mindly will begin existed long bet. « ECO discussed included Wimberiy The committee nizauon onenla- larger or- intemaljonal student the pro- chose to become part of the Weekend meeting within a month to start but academic disciplines has proved stnk- scholarships, vice-chancell. R ft i ganization. The move uon. cess of finding a new minority and Inter- Buoyed by a related to diversity, Williamson ingly successful thus l.ir feplaoe Vice-Chancellor (especially assis- student involvement 2i « « base of support and ACS national when he retires at commencement broader cultural aware- on an am- Greek system), and committee hopes Waste Not is emi sirking ,n the Wimberiy said that the tance. Several of the Re- Ksis initiative. As on campus to present the bitious waste stream an ness ,o have a candidate » the best explained, commenied that this was year. Mirth Sic .enson gents Board of Trustees within a learn leader meeting they had at- Sewanee dorms, Mudent breakfast search committee the trash output of tv.. The full list of the and Discussion was animated Sewanee other feiuJe, will be sorted tended members on be found on the one male, the is one of the seven days Annelies Echols pertinent, since diversity www.scwanee.edu/Alumni/ andcounied over theo'irse of website at strategic plan. with main emphases of the new coordinated the analysis ret/vcsearch.himl Stevenson strategic plan for class, Jo Anderson a^^fa Laura Ttic new complete an environmental anthropology Freshmen David Atkinson and ,n Guerry Wednesday years at Sewanee can be Smith, in the dorms The show opened the DCM ten Contributions by Kelly which will interview*tudents Dionysus and Co.'s SubUrbia. In fileservcr under Public efforts. found on the Mirth Stevenson, and Abby concerning their rccyflmg night The admin used to tai- f„rmaiion Strategic Plan. 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Thursday, February 25, 1999 Qfte &etoanee purple Letters to Editor A Columnist's Response Thank You to The as to just v, ho u .s thai A Second it >s unclear Roberts's previous claims were correct it is Maule will be on the other rideol hu by Scott follows from Roberts thinks not at all clear that his conclusion U fight for the tusk fans cultural war He WSrJI Sewanee ColumntM Just exactly which senators is he and his premises Purple valuesofcharacter.integnty.hoocsty.duty and Just charging with not voting their conscience? I checked, many Yet last tunc not decision to vote against ah.es" it was a popular will remem- admit thai after reading H ayncs Rob- because that students I must arguing that such values wen hope follow people were the Editor: troubled Ihc articles of impeachment, il dOESnfX To ibis year's last odilonal in (he Purple. I was the whole Clinton cruas. the success ol erts' wrong 1 Even during thank you for ber not also votes of con- I would like to I such votes were In particular. WU that ,-ki .. ..v. support about several things. no c**\ d di rrKx) his and be eager to no one, and I nwan for support team impeachment science the article asking analysis of the war is I I IP troubled by his While Robcm 5 cultural next season because some were good basketball us early on commentary on my Roberts seems to think that for Ihc women's and his rather bizarre that it has already been one for tnal it appears you it will be thought Clinton « ... uitcrcMing. like to promise senators admitted that they 1 would also lot article \s a result, the only real ef- team hope als.. voted (oughi record books We guilty of some of the charges and read the the Roberts' second point in his last article man position is that he allot those who Mr. fect Roberts' straw thank tradition is dear that Rich votes of we start a new popular belief. against impeachment, il Friday that as ' this country, contrary to more extreme groups by came out on is thai credibility to article and order to appease the public lends we also sturt a new a republic As were only cast in Rhodes of winning, not a democracy, but rather " divisive rhetoric of a ••cultural see us play 1S another aspect supporting the night to Such aiuls ms. however ignores ol attendenceandfan senators should have not followed the very disap- tradition such, consider war." College. I was issue that senators had to Duke has the followed their own conscience of the nu.ee important!) Involvement polls but instead Lastly, and perhaps team's pluy Fri- thought thai CUnton was pointed in our result he Namely, while some We can voting on impeachment. As a dJSOirl inj:from an insti- Cameron Crazies when Roberts 'i article wai was I disap- think that such en mes were but in noway about guilty, they did not day, feeling of disillusionment It is a basic conflict of Fowler PMIflfCI has "a sinking tutional point of view. was the the impeachable nature, in short, the issues pointed in our tans It make , if an future of our country." While some editor to write a specific rc- again to those who the for an I banks guilty or not guilty. interests sec a women's immediately jumped just aren't as simple as At best best crowd to ,,mil.irclaims, two things to. .ne olh.sorhcr^Ujnuusls supported us and thanks article, about SponSC have second part of Roberts's game at Sewanee The posioon for two reasons. basketball out at me awkward efforts ol war- it is a very all the is a need for a culture 1 for assertion, a de- bow there large- An came here in 1992 Roberts's BDu - l< -ms since I first, contrary to First the potenrja) lor . Purple to give t» my article on the religii US theSewartee republic A re- parent response alter the that those same is actually a form of power to change and only wish mocracy n editor has the recognition to the nght—was also troublesome. InparucuU. per- credit and government is merely a kind which the editor could then have seen our publican form Of very same article to people could have to note how Roberts wild) dis- who upon a monar- is interesting ilKMndcpendenceofthc young women government that is not based Asaresull Hcndrix on Sun- of religious respond. formance over his position iron, that of the continue to work certainly Tit that descrip- tances That is why no worked and chy. Democracies response is compromised claims that there are some day re- nght He correctly a build this program. initial confusion was somewhat or should engage in such so hard to tion. My espouse major paper does the biggest win in my which people shouldbe able to It was pointed out that he was values solved when Roberts practice of the to the camp of the re- years as coach without being relegated the three political theory course- Per- difficult I. * the readers of currently taking a Second it is Sincerely, nght Unfortunately, there are three women's team and certainlj Madison's distincDon ligious ->:oing on. As read- Roberts was using paper to understand what haps v, ina with his strategy. the most important 10" between a direct and indi- problems might wonder, "why is there one of m •Federalist dealing ers of this issue Barron article was clearly Our team Richard he called a re- First, since my ol the Purple!' Usu- school history. form of democracy (which utfighong on the pages in Basketbull rect elements of the Republi- Head Women's Roberts' with the more radical among other brilliantly and it was ex- Yet, this new formulation of editonal disputes pU out played public). he perceives his ally, party, it is unclear why Coach all. the Federal- can to the editor-not With most sincere claim also didn't work. After columnists and letters citing. U is my responding to mine. My point he means article to be the (upcr Last week's which is what I assume actual editors of ist Papers, religious nght the if left unchecked, the never calls for rep- was that unfortunate exception I do he writes "in theory." editonal was an when Republican party two of their Rather. might deny the to the eth- popular opinion. however, that it is 8 testament resentatives to ignore Yet quotes fiom think, candidates for President. article would refine, best its editors thai this Madison hoped representauves ics of the Purple and appeared every omc he highlighted After all. why my article should he proud ignore public opinion. was pnnted in full. Sewanee but not was arguing againsL Perhaps what it was he of dealing representative if their job is simply open and honest methods write your phrase "cultural of such Ramblings? both used the the fact that we Unintelligent with institutional dispute to ignore you? his opposition. felt I was somehow even it war." he My second problem was that the social obligations of Selections from: Mean, Anyway? evening Friends can no longet Balkanization another a» peer
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...inhrtihcamcsioiakegames to take ^OHf^Ow We have to win both Will travel to face .hWliniheSCAqoutrightlrtim- a. the end o! poruntlor momentum 1 play for Trinity on Friday Scseaon We have a lot to Barron. The ^u Head Coach Richard N«lh»n Erdm«n school record for by Tigers can « the this Editor with a sweep of Managing wins in eseason with games, and can tie it basketball weekend's The Sewanee women's a spin . Te*..s Ihil week- , a.u. w.ll travel to shocked the leam ,, Sunday. Sewanee and Southwestern, I end to face Trinity NCAA tournament-bound Lady vs.. seemingly stunning the Hendrix win, one a,,*, with a 73-67 upset Gymnasium this past Hendrix nors at Juhan in the hi f|he largest wins weekend wfa since program 'It's the biggest the Tigers (14-y. Friday night, said It On been here." Barron in San An- I've the SCAC) will be any- Information 1 1.5 ,n can play with Sports Sewanee taught us that we Sewane. to Like on Tnn.ty reason tonio. TX. it gave us a in body. Hopefully, scored 24 to Jen Bulkelcs and Jennifer Dick w.ll keep looking ourselves this expect more from over Hendrix. also to a sup- to Sewanee's win Michelle Chambers, but nind in the offseason played well in the port.ng cast that jumped out to an early continues to Sewanee five free upset Bulkcley 65. but Sewanee made Hcndrix capped a 7-0 run with lead, and Dick victory in scoring, al 14.2 ppg.. to cap a 7^ "7 lead Sewanee giving the Tigers throws, a Sewanee basket, at 5 6 rpg. Cham- stepped up. and and in rebounding, the first "Jennifer Dick 8- 10 lead midway through make her pres an 1 from Corie, bers also continues to led by we got producti"n But the Lady Wamors. second on the team half Kayla (Goodwin ence known. She's Cleveland ,n Melinda and points by Jorda.ne leads Sewanee in s.x Bar. on also com- in scoring, and a Barron said. minutes, closed the gap. tak.ng ,nd three-point shoot- WO outstanding defensive l mented on the slea with 4:21 left in the first Sewanee w.ll hope 23-20 lead and Bulkeley mg In addition. ex- effort by Dick. Bye's two teams traded baskets and pivotal perlomiancc The for the most for more of the Cone inside. He said that, changed leads, until Sewanee's Dick showcased against was good. The Jennifer with 23 part, guard defense Byers hit a three-pointer Mcl.nda Tones and Cone Turnbow (two- Hendnx giving the [igers held Lauren to m the first half, depth to .he Sewanee onds go Year) to Byers also added time SCAC Playc. of the Tigers a J2-3I lead. Hcndn* field and 1 attack against opened the just four of 14 from 'he 16- Sewanee and Hendrix comes into the game at post players 1 1 mily points, while with a very competitive six ii-5iniheSCAC.tiedforth.rdw.il. first half combined 7, Scarbrough and Atkinson that included nine lead include Mol I minutes Sewanee Key players five. broke that trend for just Bcrnadctte changes The Tigers (117 ppg) and led by Dick's Qu.nn Dick three The Tigers were jcssaJ with a 7-0 run opened by a Najvar (11.6 PPg » 24-point. eight-rebound remained light, outstanding re- pointer. The game Wurtzcbach leads the SCAC in nearly a double- in the last performance, unt.l Sewanee pulled away bounds Others |cunng in double a final Lady War- double. will lace eight, fending off On Saturday, the Tigers Byets (12) and Jones the Tigers offen- figures were Lyn Hutchinson Pirates at rior surge Dick led the Southwestern \4arciors fell to 19- final eight (13) The Lady Murfce sively, with 11 points in the TX Kathryn the Ti- standout Lauren Georgetown. s. 13-4 in the bCAC. while In front of Hendrix a crucial jump sl 101 Goodwin puts up a shot including : W (12.7 ppg.), minutes, in Kavla Trinity. leads Jv Krati sin woring to 14-9. and 1 1-5 Antonio tomorrow to play called during a gers improved T^ers travel to San (12.6 at 7 20 on a set play Turnbow The followed by Heather Lcmmons lead to 69- the conference. timeout. Hendrix cut the ppg) ^s^winiming Wins SCAC Title Women _ , ru.nl, n in thethp 100 ButterflyButterfly, Chapman ity or DePauw sophomore Anna Mayfield Obermiller insists, however, and 100 Back. The 200 and was the best men's meet in the Team to send that this 200 Ti- 400 Free Relays and the he"d seen in five years The point Medley Relay also achieved B swimmers to ger men led only once in the standings, during the first day's cuts the en- The 1999 Women's and finals DcPauw's men led meet controversial Men's Swimmers-of-thc-Year national tire meet, until the Chapman and Salazar. disqualification of their sopho- went to by Vickie l -n" 1999 Women's and Men's more superstar. Dan Garrison, in The EdUoi Divers-of-the-Year went to Assistant Sporu the 100 Freestyle during the third seniors Mackenzie day's finals Garrison, the top Sewanee weekend, Feb 18- and Morris All of This past seed from the morning, could have Johnson hosted the firsi ol individuals were the high wanee secured the team title for DePauw these Southern Collegiate Ath- with his scorers in their respective flcls! by a victory in that event; Swim- meet Sewanee's lelic Conference (SCAC) disqualification. Trinity swept the sports at the Champion- was by unanimous ming and Divinj 100 Free, taking the top three Obermiller, acclamation, the 1999 Coach- ihips places. ,, were repre- Award for the gchOOlS For Sewanee. finishing in the ol the-Year sented Sewanee, Trinitj Uni team. top of the championships was not women's Rose Hulinan [nitilUtC and con- vcrsity, enough, they also swept all lour Amidst the national Hendrix Col- so many ol rechnology, individual swimming and diving ference recognitions, rare lege, Rhodes ( oil. MVP awards (mens and members of the Sewanee Swim- College, Southwestern Univer- teams who women's), as well as several other ming and Diving DePauvi Universil) i backbone and accolades and records For the provide support and spoils new lo i in powei remain livision men, sophomore Keith Salazar set to this aquatic group Hie the conference this yeai those who fin- a SCAC record and made NCAA unnamed (even .. \( meet is the one fot which t.rst in the top three of their it (provisional) ( uts foi his ished prepare all iwira and dive teami the nine oi i 55 00 m 200 events) season No matter their past and Individual Medley (IMl However, their successes losses, the ret ouK. wms, oi unno- Senior Jon Morris also tel B contributions cannot go most points in this team with the div- efforts of the new SCAC record for I -meter ticed. The overall meet wins the championship ing, finishing first and racking up K am contributed lo Sewanee's trend ot the I ollowing the ,l oi 47 1 45 points Other Outstanding performances pall lew scars, [hi Sew men's NCAA U cuts wcnl 10 Obermiller. refusing to single In- teams , ame OUl OH lop I Salazai m the 400 1M. juniot anyone out. remarks that the tin. shed l.rst, n's lean. trom . in the 100 and success ot the team comes Lyn Hutchinson but It Seymour with .. total in) • rhii 200 Backstroke, and to the 200 the tact that 'people contrib- points ahi ad Johnson competes In last weekends SCAC i pui them 106 MacKenzle team. Seymour al- uted not only in the water, but title, while the men Free Relay veteran powe.houve i nuns. championships. The women won the league ol en- national meet. ready achieved a B cut in the 50 definitely in enthusiasm and which rlnished second will took third place. Several athletes qualified for the earliei this ergy on the deck!" points, and OVet 400 points ) t tal women beat the Sewanee Poi the « omeil . .eshman Wnh this team spirit and D PiU« ith.id. with petitivi i rinitj 's preliminaries; Ol forward to while' averaged tour to five standout Jane Harrison Chapman ent. Sewanee looks 4»>s points) Sewanee (804-800) women records and made a suseesstul show al the upcom- swimmers in this range For the jel new SCAC The men took third plat t Sewanee s men took Firsi in im 1 2 96)and ing Division 111 Nation- Obermiller at men. howevct the scoring depth Bcuts the 200 09 NCAA with a total ol 686 points, be He Max over the edge 100 Free The 400 and als The women compete Mai hind DePauW, who .774), and inhu.es the success of the that put the w. men did the of Mi- the depth ol not there Even though the BOO Free Relay teams 11-13, at ihe University Tnnits (81 ; > Onlj 130 points women i team to ; and meet men s (earn ted finishers in the ^alllc. with times of J8 38 ami in Ohio, the men's tied in st place from third ring from all participanl p event. ss respectively Other indi- will take place Mar 18-20. at the meet wis points | sw immcr must top three most every I Ml scar, when tcore top 16 alter the thes were not able 10 catch Trin- vidual N< VA B CUt! went to the University of Minnesota. still unofficial, but highl) com- make it into the Page 5 W)t ftetoanee purple February 25. 1999 ^jjjeTsoitball Will Soon SewaneeJo^layjnTexas Begin Inaugural Season
will take place on 1 defeat Woody s Scott, Tigers by Catherine Sewanee heeds 27 On Mar 6-8, mpcte again t for Atlanta once in final The Hendrix bitheAgnesScoti tournament Sewanee Softball season will Tte a double- u , m , first home game ibis weekend with in getunderwa) Scott, will be last header against Agnes season's awq O" on Saturday, Mat 13 Mania GA The team is in played lege in hosts Rh" ipof "" Mai M 21. Sewanee ., wsitj game i home Centre, and Concordia and has had igoodtumoui Stillman, campus, Collegiate AthU.u Ryun Mahoney young, with The Southern by i Ik team is ihus I,, tournament (catcher/tirai lfetence (S( M I ,,„k one lenioi Spans Editor take placi Vpi 9-ih Ziegler) and two Weekend will i Martha IN College in Memphis, the packed baseman/outfleldei at Rh.-des Last Sunday, before luniojs (second head bacV ... Memphis i iu figers Juhan Gymnasium, the ,„.,, ^nnaBartholow andpiichet " Hands of I basketball team de- McStay) Sopho- Tiger men's 0UtfieWei ( arj and Principia Sew 73-66. in are Cone Bycrs Stillman, feated Hendrix College. ,.,, ,in .cam San endatheirieasonApi " "» finale ' lenmfei its home regular-season (first to W»onda Antonio.1exas,attheSCACCham With this win. the men improve Dockstadei (fi In or- Suzanne Smith pionships [0-12, 6-10 in the SCAC. Mims (outfield), > Despite this being the season, the base) and lanya der to avoid a losing (ghori stop/third mcial ic ison. *« \ win both of the season's (pitcher) men must Smith the prospeel ol -'" " c ,,,c are excited about they travel 10 oul lh< • final games when Rounding are con- Barnctt varsity SCAC play, and for back-to-bacV action freshmen Elizabeth Texas abilities to oxci I K.rstcn Boutte Hdeni in theii against Trinity and Southwestern (catcher/OUtfield), w.th.n the conference Sopho This SCAC double- base) Kayla I dwin (Feb. 26-27). (second Smith seemed BetsyNichols more pltcherTanya particularly diffi- ,,i , secondbase) header will be , 1M H out- comfortable with the team's However, if Ann Ramsey (outfield) cult for the Tigers (,hjrd base). the season When asked as (short stop/second l00V foi make it past Trinity, Jul... Reynolds ihey can upcoming fir«t game. (firsi base/ about the this season. South- Rachel Stephens they did earlier base) really excited UeciaSundsmo (short Smith said. "I'm should present little prob- Qeld) and western I ihinK tlm but aiitiic nervous, too team is coached bj ,W p) m« for a first- we'll do pretty good easy. Fifthed . " But it won't be amp against : team, though plethora of Tiger finl game, ranked Trinity boasts a The outstanding players, including sophomore guard Quintin Mason, 30 who scored a season-high Intramural Basketball against no. 3 Men's points last weekend recorded 10 Millsaps. Mason also ATOd.Ch.Ps. I (forfeit) \- League Basketball all 10 shots from (forfeit) rebounds, and hit Chi Ps. i d Ball Hogs free-throw line Southwest- Iheologs (46-40) the Lyn Hutchinson Gailoi d ranked ninth in "'"' ern, despite being KALandard I i eighth Fid. ATO (44-33) conference, behind Nud.LCA (50-26) lb OlTW.i Desgarbnd. Sigma Sewanee. will bring the p| ; ,ce (50-47) I Gold forward i K V footwork of junior weekend. 2- 22" i a ncy this Crimson (forfeit) Mlrl^HV- Trinity and Southwestern WillieSb ^1 KA to the game. face (forfeit) Derrick Mueller Ch.Psi I d. ATO three ol ,1 SAE(57-I4i points, six re- F°rdn m was Mueller had 21 twice closed Eddy H ChlPsi2d.A-Squirrelsl second half. Hendrix Jones Sunday s > Peter and an assist in nine on the long- Fac/Staffd L< t (forfeit) bounds, thegap.bring.ngitto47-46w.il. amid 2-21-99 Millsaps. t the court, SvndftV- 19) 67-65 win at a. made his return lord BallH overtime tying the game Desgarbado (41 12-52 to go. and eight poi KAGoldd .29-28) Tigers hope to win their Sewanee cheers, and man., d KAl andai d [heolog If the 1 57 mark. (forfeit) 64-all at the A horrcn- SAEd KA Crimson will likely rely on despite knc< inj p* Fiji (forfeit) two. they with I 30 re- SigmaNud final the lead again, be- Viagra' d. ATO (forfeit) guard look number -f fouls - >o efforts of first-year Truitt free ,l„„, ,he maining, off with two constantly Willie Six d FI (56-38) to lead the way. tween the two cams amcs; Rusty Fordham it to 60-64 (49-39) M?r rilx e throws, bringing and led to md OITW who has stepped up to interrupted go .eplay. Fordham. seconds later. Hendrix s lead.ng Twenty combined "3 free throws become Sewanee's tied the game B SIBAEast Charlie Samples the AfV"Tl v gEamcs: loss of Peter hit « of 34 from the anee 1 Sigma Nu(6-0) pointman after but Truitt sank 1 with a jumpshot. ol •" Zoom (I points. 4.5 as- while Rh des was 18 1) averaged 14 it, line, iailor(5-l) Jones, from downtown to clinch Gold (4-1) over one 2 23 at .he hall I) KA 3 steals per game Rhodes led JS . rheologs (3-3) sists, and with Eddy to fin- (4-1) combined In 2 1 Viagra guard Jamie then form st of the game weekend. Senior with tour ,hey did 4) ATO (2-4) the off the Warriors fell Willie Six (4-1) Trahan. ished pe..d. the Tigers i) 2(2-4) and forwards Josh the second 4) Chi Ps. May shots. Tim 3)FI(3-2) Ian foul further ehind. until Tru.tt. Tony DeFilippo. lost al even 5)L< A(0-6) Tim Friday. Sewanee five SAB (2-3) will also On brough it to within 4) Scott, and Mike Eddy 66-58. Truitt to Rhodes College. trom the Desgarbado (1-4) home basket nd a hit 5) Weal contribute had several double with a SIBA Rhodes, which the momentum 5)OTTW(l-4) against Hendrix. ,h..rity stripe sut HChi Psi 1(6-0) On Sunday, on the Tigers, im- figure leads not enough to OX) (0-4) five men in the hc generated is KAl andai (5-1) the Tigers put 10-6 with the win. and Crimson (0-4) 2) led proved to rs to ge. ahead 6) KA range. Fordham the allow the I j)Fac/Stafl I double-figure holding at no. 2 in is currently ,t (given the num- . with 15 points; Trahan Rhodes' 4, a Squirrels I all scorers, SCAC (now 11-6). behind firsi entage B-League Basketball foulsl Hogs i 2 4| Scott. 11. and DeFilippo (13-3). ber of 4) Ball had 12; Rose-Hulman also 2-17-99 Sewanee took place second .,ame (5491 I Wn'ired.WY- andTru.it. 10 each. once more in the Fiji (0-6) led Sewanee I iji (forfeit) into the Fordham Sewanee bay A-Squirrelsd 40-29 lead had 12; and kept a healthy 13 points. Scott but m .he with locker room with them,
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The Tiger women hoopsters a lot of MicrMfieharnbeis have been surprising e strong Imi ii U"d W„h a I n people this year. Ptnn J4-9 i i ii, town Una, .earn and. currently, a the SCAC ppg.,3.8apg record, and H-5 in can be at- Much of this success efforts of the !
be i "f*e rugbJ 5 Expressions indeed, this mas noi Choctaws in the second hall ii k centurii ned Vnd merely the bottom third in the optimum solution ii twinbill Af. ending is a "time-honored tradition' Boo- Kitting order should in bettei tomj mind lhanthe Of the Mississippi College lh( |0( dot aoi me in il sport. Mrue purit) oi back to ihe dugout, theTlgerD he perpetuated Certalnlj not by current one a tar- like Hue world older il once more. Vnior Roben Ihom] the i nited States, striving t< until some de- with I Strong model m world leadership! not fetched goal But opened the thud inning methods is inbj a parture from current double to rig] od wasbatwl onlj through the tports ii holds so "•'"' , Suzy Smith made, the Ol misn presen- twxHJutsingk.fi dear, bu. also through a dedication | 913 12-1622 tation, briber) and generalcoi CullcnW.n Debbie Petrochko to ethical action Japan ma) verj IOC will HOI cease, but The Sew ance scoring w odd n. * Stop - 10-5 Owners well hasc been the latest to fol lion m the OPEN MON. SAT. Lightner walked CO low .his iicnd. wining and dining sv ill onlj continue there, however Eli open the fourth inning, and w as ^uee/cd .
Th Arts Thursday. February 25, 1999 (Ehe Setoanee purple movie Artsjkene Life is Beautiful a wonderful Porn: Life is Beautiful Film Reviews Starring: Roberto Benigni. Could it be Art? Nicoletta Braschi and Van Hoose Georgio Cantarmi by Liz by Shap Sweeney Arts Editor Benigni Film Critic Director: Roberto
few weeks ago, I happened upon is Beautiful is one of the A Life Rating: R conversation about the ar- every- a lunch-ume those movies that reminds osuc value of Playboy Magazine. The one why the motion picture has Playing at: SUT Theatre. popul.it basic premise of the discussion v. as tf>e been dubbed the most arl li is partially be recounted here idea that many of the nude and form of the twentieth century would the describe |usi hov. pov nude portraits displayed on the glossy Few people would consider hard to ac- the second hall ol the movie pages are well-crafted enough to be con- typical formulaic big-studio ful people think ol But every is When mans sidered works of art rather than vulgar tion to be flick art envision brave sol . they snapshots taken simply to entertain the once in a while, a movie comes ourage, the subscrib- moving and so risking their lives qn lustful side of the magazine's along that is so diers However, if I ever that one realizes that battlefield ers. wonderful or sh< art. or , child and he An issue in American Photo from no work of literature, I '" think mind; possibly render what true courage is. < four or five years ago came to sculpture could way ol explaining il an anniver- upon the observer { no better one of its articles celebrated such an effect ''• "' wHful photographs of these than by showing Ufi sary of the first Playboy A good example of one Minmax Pictures see the s.ngle- reprinted a Wonderful ,, the) can taken by a woman The shots such movies is It's Awards and thoroughly inspiring were tasteful and thousands of families nominated for seven Academy mindcd in American Photo Life, which Is Beautiful has been Life on behall ol hit same season for its ry of Guido worthy of being viewed on the watch every holiday and the halt Jewish Joshua are accidental m ap Guido as they endure the of such to remind us all encounters son and wife level as the nude photographs unique ability by the fascists on only Italian acti athered camp alive. pearance hell of the concentration artists as Richard Avedon. lucky we are to be birthday and. along prestigious how is lOBhua'S fifth Braschi, who it is m [tn] who wrote, Nicoletta Despite the fact thai The notion that a Playboy photographer Roberto Benigni, the city's other Jews, arc senl wife, plays with I'. s off-screi Academy of Motion lech- in Life is Beau- Benigni north- ,an. the might be an artist rather than the directed, and stars a concentration camp in Dora, the teacher. Guido, though to Sciences, realizing had a masterpiece who mr, \,ts and erous, grimy studio photographer 1 tiful, has created ern Italy The "Aryan "Dora, and clumsyi manages to win great and rare BlOvie prud- go down in poor the just how envisioned ( I was a rather that will no doubt tree, torccs always she , ould remain despite Ihe I id that decided to wonder- her heart, Life 15 Beautiful is. had struck me as an en- movie history as rare and her to accompany ish adolescent) lass and en- , isis to allow .i wealthiei tor Best For- as Wonder- im nominate it nol jusi new idea, a revelation. ful a work of art It's a husband and child to the con- tirely prominent young lis her lor a gaged to a Picture but also BeSl Pi' of these pho- film is a comedy, a prisoner eign But still, the publisher ful Life. The centration camps as city doubt thai few once cisi iii the turc of the Year I was Playboy, a magazine dedi- drama, and a tragedy all at remainder of the movie is JUSI tographs .>! the movie The portion nol I I he lirsl sec this movie will to pre-pu- begins in Italy m the Initial part, who not to art aesthetes but The story .,.. hilarious as the cated truly i pure comedy, and il is hi de-.erves both Purthi young men ven- is will find that it besccnt boys and hide-the-mag-from- 1930s, when two however, most people Benigni m ;es to mix lhat few who see to the larious , I doubt men. ture from the countryside themselves laughing on the sur- the-wife physical corned kills remi- not always remem- fortune. One the th.s movie will publishing Playboy's best big city to seek their and but weeping within Would silent C: ..lie Chaplin as an has niscent of her the character ol Guido (Benigni) to i a volume classified as a ol ihe two. Guido ,;,:,,.,.! on photographs in unforgettably 'ivli'i incomparable hu- with . imple of the It is a longtime em- son the hor- book of good art solve the dilemma? an uncle who years ccal from his innocent Then the movie ju ,s five courage thai all admin intent of luxury hotel and man- concentration man would change the context and ployee at a finds ror oi what the : lienccnei.ee- hope in time, and thetne . mi— - lew could ever possibly would shed hook his nephew up with n A nr * , n thai work-die photographs ages to carap, '" the Dora pdy.mar^d ^*+«* aspire to IS Beautiful the hotel's res- Codo «nd M £»£ to lift questionable implications, as- j job as a waiter in using the only skills heJ can. of the ,>hua . ( iiorg.o along- all wi ,h a young son destined to take its place "Centerfold," and taurant Guido begins acciden- and a down sociated with the label both love gift as a comedian Cantarmi). who ihey the elite few masterpiece their into a beautiful the plol side instead be appreciated for tally running The remainder of would At this >int the movie twentieth century the city dearly. films of the depic- schoolteacher on better it witnessed first- cropping, lighting, and creative young turn would be lakes a sudden id drastic Grade: A + would one (with whom he immedi- audiences than it Shap's oon of subject Yet, how streets lewish hand by future The year is 194 and the love), and soon the determine the difference between trash ately falls in on a and art? Placing the label 'Art'" photograph does not make it art Bottle that article, I in a Shortly after reading Message Mod- visited the MoMA (Museum of On display on em Art in Manhattan). Reviewer's Boat was a se- the second floor of the lobby Floats Polaroids. The ries of black and white consisted of blurred Costner tiny photographs Kevin in pho- Message images (self-portraits) of the naked and sitting a needed tographer, who was standing makes a Bottle on an exercise bi- in various positions with this most ridiculous comeback *•** cycle. It was one of the evoking neither things I'd ever seen, flick romantic Starring: K- vm Costner, appreciation nor any emotional aesthetic Robin Wngr Penn. Paul flabbergasted dis- McDMtt response otheT than by Lisa Newman Warner Bros thought T m I had gust "Oh. 1 get it." Film Critit Bottle Into love in Message In a makes it art Penn sink shocked, and that's what Director: Luis Mandoki Costner and chic enlightened. Normally I recommend I walked away feeling great date of being put flicks as being Rating: PG-K But if awork is worthy this case, though simply because it movies ...not in Friends in an art museum and you sec at: SL T Theatre Meiburg base, re- guarantee that If Playing about a response that is Girls, 1 brings walkout most lim- a date, you will actionary, and visceral in the ,hison the guy you there is no the theater, look at Bliss then ited sense of the word, Ol Musical realize that he is no Offer should slop Larry Flynt from went with and ideal; reason we start- r search for the acoustics m st Luke's were other hand, in it This the walls Kevin Costner On the Hustler's images cm the 1,1 1 i] Van Boom left ihe au hanging tor thoi oi the '«age and the music they played the perfect opportunity au throughout the (li' ' museums it's Edltoi li of fine arts I wo exalted hu lovei ol her dr« Hicm dience in an to make that "comforting world guys "' '' and most ol ihe iiiiim- the though totall) •'"" .hi,.', «.>rks But anyway, beyond L fine Ime between move lh« instruim There is a I they have played several which you sec this meld together, a Me. burg Ciam and works that evoke s, .nation in Jonathan « that evoke shock dre Uh< irdreams, sometimes twitching from U11 promise you will think uffaii ol my Sewancc to perform On that are erotic ;ind movie. I turned 10 terror, between works their dreams ihe piano within n story I'm sorrv. I meai Hurke. ri ght baas to It's not jusi .1 night with Kim basely sexual. The latter ifs great much Sunday works that are givi ' loo about lit. Without Steven tew measun shock love, it's a story Mil Anta, and Mirth reactionary about 1 are purely ; you this Stirling ' off' responses 1 " tell Ihe lizc ol what makes you ol the movie held In an. *& s finding concert was can be brought |, about lh " Their rei r«at« A hesnal arousal movi . 1 room and ' -"" mlddU and AfefM I the un- learning to change, 100m oi Stirling 1 our being drawn into happy, and middle concerts' ellcci on B without • - inyonc. previous I ihe It teaches you can be was overflowing , all to love . which without our being al learning " ld '" intimate ICBli it hand, .'ii 1 "' more loved by 1 " " much love, and to love your stmi. unity committed to the subject l0 live to vetv with stepped up to emotionally very 1 itional, Meiburg frequently though andprofi Terror, joy. love, an- ll,e from the nutter before us . 1. Us »' way a role thai touching and variety ol Costner (m ,,.,,, such a wide the overwhelming, Kevin to,, man) orawn his voice down ger, sadness, and eh. I haven't met ,, ml row, bringing defines "comeb 1 , \ltl with witn definitely tans .liblccvcn erotic feeling thatcomes thai loi k like K hi ipai th I a ol the lailoi attended any 01 thai re- Garret Blake, man It you have are responses plays art Garrci Burke's and fang the beautiful like from the bai k repairs, and drives in "" and emO- ho builds, ncerl I quire empalhetic connection happen to b« Anlars backup VpCjtll the lOUndj you drive a Blake, and whi what this art. ,Can then) aveanideaol to th* week of boaH , mandolin, 1 banjo, ( lin recommitment ih 1 ig ii,, iolln, you how much ot my age bui perform - ol evokes such shows n.a.led Ihe photograph boat' al guitai u oustic If a Playboy rk foi drum 1 lassit I under- sun par. of the movie ave w,.h John ofbe- that ,. reached the then, yes, it is worthy maybe that's what B l„d I guitai a response, ) R'Jt is the bune 1 .11- his characiei be v. (l 1 "'" 1 would It an mien nv thai ing a museum piece made thlS HIOVII special audience with the strong, silent Vlli taw of 1 that the vast ma- epitome and Lctt.e 97) larger performing ing to assert, however, .ended occur |e. cannot find in a equals sexy He also, Willi little type .which lonaihan image do straight • jority ofthe magaone's gender It weni space has severe cmot.otia 1997 are still spoken singly however, .hespringol played li more than bring about th. " every hu The quartet Robin Penn I heart, fondness by world in Enter With ..,;.. .Hied fantasy hangups Ol 1 title al arousal and provide a is ' 1" " * „ Meiburg" band before seen her in a man emol ,hcl " jnd hires have never tho itemed violin, envision 7 ,,„,,, win, Gnu Antar i which a man can her Her .her, mansion. but I really liked , have heard surrounded by a movie, different habit aco and someone assertive re- joined ftntai Stevenson's •man. 1 , , fall, he character if a new tex- I added nvimnM.rivevandv*TnelMb.*esto ,,. univt 1 al 'Ol alS n the us an Biurke'l 1. m Chicago in giving Such ponei vme md Burke so, ... ability album's fcvmoverhJmalhUbeckandcall h 1 erson's ture to the (almost liter- | OVl The Theresa She runs , Luke's. Blwpoi«bnc4aresponsetoarUnisa eventually to find M across a bottle with a letter le^jonsetoaeaalyatosingle-nunden ally 1
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Artist Profile: ChnsBoehme across. ally getting something with that An interview You're not bound by anything associ- people are going to already There's theSewanee ate to any gcner.il norms of also more you can do in terms photographer time and exposure and filtering in black and while by Jon Shehee Writer do Staff JS To what one photographer you owe the most in terms of influ- JS: So. you take photos, right? ence on your work?
CB: Yes I do. lhat right now Paul CB: I would say influen- Stand is probably the most IS Why photography.' looked at. Paul tial ariist I have ever arc what I most photography for mi Stand's portraits CB: I guess identify myself with. always been the most expressive easily lormforme I feel that I have much Strand's portraits do feel very is What do more talent in that. I don't for you? confident in a lot of the drawing thai
painting that 1 have I have done, the subtle in i work is very what I B Strand's done I just don't feel that nature His prints are not terribly am trying to get across comes out for the next shot. artist Chris Boehme aligns h is camera king in terms of what they por- Senior art major and featured Purple as efficiently and as successfully as out-of-the ordi- i, .,-, They are not in photo. And I've always don't continue to take lots of pictures it does scape and nature The portraits are lot of weight in the comp, but 1 images, things you wouldn't really intrigued by the dark- nary lor been not about the person at all. They are want to abandon the stuff I did are very simple pictures and the lab process see. They you have any advice for fu- room process more about the interaction between so long before that. JS: Do areas, environments, I've always been of people, potential majors in photog- I hat's something environment and ture or does with the person and the places But it's what he Sewanee? into. what the whole relationship is tell- JS: After graduation, are you plan- raphy at that. He makes something very work It's also not working in the field of pho- very engaging. ing you about the ning on a topic I subtle and simple JS: This has always been It you don't have money, don't so much a tree 1 am taking a picture tography? CB wrestled with myself, but I have of the tree's in- doit [laughs). That's a general rule dealing with the- of, but it's more any formal training in JS What are you don't have know if in fine arts, I'd say. 1 think that there your volvement with the environment CB I'd love to. but I don't technique— maticaily and technically in photographic theory of patience has to be something that real!) around it and how that picture has I have the motivation and differ- comprehensive project? Besides obvious physical it. I I It drives you to really do think been set up and phoiographed. am to do it on a freelance level. takes sec as the major ences, what do you be how the art is still very shy aboul portraits, but the lot of independent motivation to the focus should CB: My objective rests in the fun- a differences between black-and- and not what intrigued me. 1 do it. I don't think affecting yourself of Paul Strand's portrait has really go out there and white photography and color pho- damental notions will I'll people think about it. think that the portrait can-y a 1 am ever going to stop. Still other Strand once— I use this tography? vision Paul line like it's going out of style, but— are a subtlety CB Black and white has a lot more he said that his prints purity Coffee House the that lends to a compositional Month at Stirling's range. In color you are bound to This is engaging. My images are real world When you look at a that by Henry Parsley They are not Stirling's will have had its celebra- Finally, a NEW Gallery Ex- color print, you can more easily very, very subtle. Mgr.. Sibling's Coffee House Assl hibit!!!!!! Coming in March, Rachel shocking, but il is out of that not tion of Fat Tuesday by the time you identify with ii People can adupi h shocking that they become read this, so any help with the re- Nance will have a photographic ex to a real situation, as opposed to being Dear Members of CDAS. will be a will be very appre- hibition entitled "Moments of Soli black and white, which leads to very revealing. My work Here is a new one for you to chew modeling much and land- ciated. Meansvhile. a prayer for tude." She not only is a very tal more freedom in terms of emotion combination of portraits on. Recent studies theorize that drinking coffeoiMAY actually be poor souls cleaning up our "City that ented photographer but also is also Stirling's employee; the Coffee Gallery good for you! ifjuess lhat someone never sleeps" is certainly in order a. Shenanigan's is is to have her work realized that the divine bean may Coming upon the hori/on five House proud actually have some sort of pseudo- entertainment from Margaret Cooke displayed in the gallery for the is March. This is her first Features Blue Moon medicinal purposes and could PER- on Saturday. February 27 It guar- month of HAPS combat certain ailments, in- anteed to knock your socks off and formal exhibition, and it will no celebri- doubt be fabeau! Also showing will Shenanigan's gallery cluding depression and certain can- draw hundreds of stars and Katie Nard's photography, en- • % cers Ladies and gentlemen, this ties. Who needs star maps anyway, be celebrates Blue Moon could really be a breakthrough, if when you can come to Stirling's and titled, "Quietly Unfamiliar." The opening reception will be Thursday. and blue paint not a real life reason to indulge in see them all in their glorious ano- the fine pleasures of coffee appre- nymity! Also in upcoming events is March 4. from 4:30-6:30 p.m. All by Kuthcrlnc l.indyberR ciation. Oh well, class dis- a presentation of NOLS (National are welcome and encouraged to at- come. Outdoor Leadership School) by tend' Staff Writer missed more to Yours truly. Blake Harkey and pals. Blake is one Well, that's all folks! I know thai Single. Organic Mexican of Stirling's own fortunate souls, you are already anticipating the next On display until the last Monday disclaimer, last issue bound honor and a profound edition, but hey, you can't always of February, the Blue Moon exhibit at ( see ) by devote want, but if try real Shenanigan's Gallery features works sense of responsibility to get what you you entirely to a cause. It hard., wait, that familiar. So. by nineteen local artists in celebration I'll tell you folks, that Organic himself good sounds
certainly it under control, will be a chance to hear firsthand until next time, coffee be ol January's blue moon and ol the dude hus may your wouldn't say? Alright! Back information on the incredible pro- hot, your biscotti be crisp, and all trcsh cout of blue paint on Shenani- * you into the realm of coffee dreamland. grams that NOLS offers to people of your dreams be of lying awake gans Although ilus is the gallery's *sS first ninth year in operation, this is the in si So, any responses from the ol almost any age. unable 10 sleep! Adieu, adieu, adieu
time a collet don ol works has focused landmark installment of Stirling's The following weekend's events Stirling's Calendar on a theme Kiki Beaver, the owner flamboyant article for your beloved are taking us 10 the continuation of Wren Gannon all to: ol the gallery fot three and .1 hall Purple'' Mail responses foreign study information nighi on Thursday, Feb. 25 - NOLS (Na- had the idea lor (he Blue Moon ex- hparslcyC? sessanec.edu This really Thursday. March 4. More foreign Barbara Hughes's frog is tional Outdoor Leadership hibit inordei 10 promote interesi in the is the most tun thing imaginable study students and hopefuls will get showing as part of the Blue School) information and discus- gallery and, u artist Christi teasley ss ruing for a purpose and cause that together once again to dream about Moon Exhibit at Shenanigan's sion. 9-11 pm Mated, "to gel us inspired tor the year." you truly believe in. Coffee drink- unseen shores and exotic locations
1 Anion;' various pieces In the exhibit ers unite" Viva la rcvoluci6n! I all over the world. Friday, Feb. 26 -Trivial Pursuit arc Christi feasley's energetic, the design department in New York's sure hope 1 spelled thai correctly; On Friday. March 5. WUTS will Finals 9-11 pm otherwise, brightly colored textiles, suchas "Nib- Brooklyn Museum to apprenticing ai all is for naughi host a LIVE poetry reading in con-
bling the Blue I tinar "Moon Well, missed last junction svith Muffin." Hallelujah Pottery She now works .11 whoever this Stirling's from 7-9 " Saturday. Feb. 27 - Live Music! Blade." "I and nassv Moon Puddles Cumberland House Pottery in Saturday nighi at the Coffee House, p.m.! This highly eniertaining and Featuring Margaret Cooke. A native ol Sewanee and .1 graduate Monteagle Although Freeman usu- you certainly need to know thai il exciting event is surely something 9-11 oi pm the Rhode (aland School ol Design, ally makes pots, she has recently seemed as ii half of the campus you will not miss, so everyone stop
li aslcy has has adegrec in textiles hut started translating her drawings m clay turned up to hear returning musiv. ian by Stirling's or tune in to WUTS and Thursday, Mar. 4 - Foreign also dabbled with drawing and paint- onto metal screens. She said that the Malt Wise and guests. Il was shoul- hear ss ho the next Tennysons and Study Night, ing, in der continued 9-11 pm 1994, she did the livelj illus- tile screens are a new avenue for to shoulder, standing room only Blakes will be! Live music is sched- tor trations A 1 1. Id Guldt to Hoi things thai have been surfacing for a and truly a sight to behold! uled for Saturday. March fnh, bui the Friday, Mar. 5 - LIVE poetry Saucei: A > hllthtaa"} tout oj Vfon while." as hei prints from eight yean, Congrats Mali and friends on a per- nse will have 10 bring you in than itHi reading & WUTS broadcast Blazing Bn h i Sim e then, formance well ago are reappearing in .1 new medium. played' The Coffee House is certain it will 7-9 i,.r.ie\ has worked with pm fabrics thai Sh« enjoys "getting back to the paini With Tns mi Pursuit lulls under- not only bring down the house, but ore dyed and painted Her textili ing side" way, everyone be lhat the ssill drawing ol herself, and she will anticipating music be pretty . layered like Saturday, Mar. 6 - Live Music! a quilt, withdlffereni fab intends tor her tile screens to serve as the grand champions— too. There is never enough music 9-11 rics, such as organn and velvet, pm pok- OUtdooi sculptures or garden pie mmmmnim who ssill n be? An to satisfy the masses, but we try ing OUI and hiding beneath the cloth Also included in the Blue Moon audience ot thousands will be ex- fa isles said thai some ol her textiles pected t ihibil are Dr Lai 1 I aiden's to show up on the night of J
color, I an aboul 'pattern, light, and WeavingS, Barh.ua Hughes'S bright riday. February 26. to delisci cat-
movement," while others are about . 1.1s calls and frogs Sanford McGee's "I aby- throw tomaloes. rtOI to be (931) 924-3292 Alter Hours 592-2258 "time holes, passage, rusi and roi rinlh Shard." Leonard Coleman's confused with Potatoes, whichcause 1-800-830-9915 Her diverse works hoe been exhib- metal mirroi and bench, Mas re trauma to the face and head. ited in 1 urope and in Murfreesboro Walla indies and Betty Ahhh. Mardi Gras. The Organic Monteagle Florist and «'ii be displayed in Stirling s Kershnei s silk tapestrx The blue dude could not attend this year and 1 offee House beginning tins \pni moon-inspired an brought all of the can therefore ooi report on the caf- Designees Especially I OOl's Pas feine For You artists together, and, as ( hristi ft intake in N'awlins. I'm sure 333 W Main St Ginger Freeman's tile the screens, "Sun d it was fun coffee growi tor the to h ve dia- uch Moniearjlo. TN 37356 1 and Moon" and oosc Spiral, ' also drastic logue betssccn the artists si . increase in sales, bast appear in the Shenanigans Gallery the number enjoyed participating in the exhibit and or people Staying up to Owner Freeman received a degree all hours Bonnie Nunley m paint- "has ing an assignmem because, like oi the morning just to catch ing at Auburn I'msei mix. and ho being a student, you have 10 rise to an a glimpse 01 some token ol Festi- siip.ition has ranged Irom working in occasii val Tin, , s a reminder that Page 9 Ctie fretoanee purple February 25. 1999 Sewanee P erforming Arts Series Montreal Presents I Musiei de in the clarinet cadenzas formed Joaquin Turina's "Serenade displayed orchestra brought out sighs of amazement from Canadian Opus 87." Josd £vangelista\ Airs audience. Clarinetist Charles d'Espagne." Aaron Copland's "Clan- the electrifies audience Neidlich did more than make a boring net Concerto," and Franz Schubert's interesting—he Liz Van Moose 70." instrument sound by "String Quartet in D minor. Opus other-worldly Re.., h- made it sound Arts Editor The variety of style inherent in this sc- reserved tor a ing high notes usually lectlon of pieces made every moment Neidlich mighl have novelty; while many flute or oboe. Thursday night, the Canadian of the concert a Last it what he been a figure for comedy Musiei de orchestral performances drag by as the clumber orchestra I was doing were not so ama?ing; he spell-bound us audience same compositional style is repeated Montreal the stage, switching his piece, this concert swung about eclectic selection of music, in piece after with an trumpet position to bas- hours more of clarinet from the romantic creations evoked a desire to hear ranging from within spin seconds. As playing. soon position Schubert to the contemporary the musicians' f Franz he played interv als that of- memorable were the second he moved, of Jos* £vangelista. The sound Most music consisted of notes more than an and third pieces: Evangelisla's "Airs ten produced by the orchestra's sixteen the octave apart, hopping up and down was phenomenal, d'Espagne" and Copland's "Clarinet instrumentalists and playing upwards of ten Concerto." Evangelista, currently a scales iransfering to the audience a sense of within a second. The man who the University of notes was evident not just au- professor at passion that commissioned Copland's piece in created "Airs d'Espagne" visually as well, breaking Montreal, dibly but the cadenzas' wide range fifteen Spanish folk 1947 found set-up in which by incorporating from the traditional for theclarinel and of ten to be too difficult chairs scat- melodies into a composition orchestra members sit in demanded a revision Neidlich. The piece at one moment hence the stage, these perform- movements. tered about however, played the piece urns o.^! consisted of the slow sway of violins arranged themselves in a semi audience a treat ers nal form, giving the the next moment defined it- with the exception of the while at circle And. not obtain from performances hokey bounce of fiddles. it will bass player, all of self with the cellists and double concerto elsewhere- that the melodies of this remained stand- Evangelista writes the instrumentalists long applause at the end of movements arc based After a formation made the dis- on which the minor, I g. Their "String Quartet in D j n entertainment Schubert's and the "include worksongs. between the performers 70." instrumentalists re- tance His com- Opus the the songs and religious songs." seem less noticeable, as if for an encore, play- Jean-Francois Pneur audience has turned to the stage piling all of these into one creation in making up the other half before depart- listeners, a piece by Mozart fascinating piece of work ing f""'°m""8 S""" the concert. resulted in a S""- *"* the circle, were part of audience full of avid ap- SI0 <» Mortal **> * <*•», « P» - « of from an | M„ Copland's "Clarinet Concerto" fol- ing direction of Yull ovations. Under the plauders and a few standing lowed "Airs d'Espagne." The skill Turovsky, the chamber orchestra per- Best of Dave Matthews Live at Luther College is the wclwell \ "Warehouse".-»»/... ..k^hc*" ISi< done vervvery only IWO acoustic guitars. It Reynolds and Matthews is amaz- with ""DavVMatthews^^ introduction to the has appeared has an eerie Review ing. Reynolds, who CD the lights on/ The 1 all College 1 ave four of the Dave Matthews Live at Luther on all colors/ and we Pete Thompson decided black cat changing by studio albums, has never ladders/ and walk to be • ••• can walk under band I find that Music Crilii to join the you around and Some of the as the tide turns a horrible mistake. that I've ever rarely give a CD four best acoustic uitur playing ' dig this version I really into the tunes The Good: Some of the K around [really an solos that he throws one however, is it is UNREAL. stripped-down feel stars. This Billies") are heard in my life 'aid back- Hs got a nice (such as in "Tripping Live At Luther College exception. the 10 11 incredible. And the way that used Ae it. play rea.lv could have set "TWO it It's worth songs that they song on the is deserves guitars sounds like The Bad: A lot of the The last saying two play their might ge *^ycd ^h Let me start by Plus, your roommate viu. Im . > yaveyardpolWit- WOW. of percussion and band behind lh. m. Sup." CDs a combination ' the best youforplavlnc.v^ofthetimebec.osef^nnevervn.nt.otake ij!,.! the onlj this: this is one of rhls is They do it well Matthews has released music. makes me really that Dave 23 songs on this al- (tout on the album thai imagine what There are far. I cannot rest of the band were thus and each one of them is flaw- Wish the have been like if bum show would promise. ,!„.,,. „, the holes Itdoesn'i this more space to The Ugly: Nothing. 1 fin | n less I wish I had there. Its subtle the I would have been us good without about every song on the CD. Luther College "Jimi sound mellowness of talk omething more Live at the live flavor with the men- personal to have humming. n the background or because each one deserves "Satellite." "What Would makes this an in- the millions Thing," Bui re acoustic guitar from conversational I m ping the tempo. tioning There are songs "Typical Situation," think that the distant You Say." a good I credible album. I don't screaming far and song makes The Table and Dreaming. of "Ants Marching"-- gardlCSS the just how good Under everyone Warehouse," sweet can stress enough of 'How's It slips into a I Two Things, monologue make each one- Closer Crash, Remember ,t sail there They words for you: if* almost like "Celebrate we this album is. Two Crowded doing tonight?"- the melody and lyrics and Before These as good or better than pert rm at a coffee sound but sweet for BUY IT. unreleascd' seeing him will/ For life is ihOfl Streets. There is also CD versions I can say without tWO by I think that house. certain/ We'll climb 00 on here such as "Granny." Up." originally appear- this cam- music this album is "Seek days con- reservation that 90% of and Every song i two/ TO be Mire these ] -Deed Is Done." "Stream." on Remember Two Thing listened to a Dave pretty slow with ing pus owns or has " a good. It starts on se- tinue/Things we cannoi cha "Granny" is this album— it il 10 "Little Thing " comes so good on When I choose a Wor Then a good job, mak- Matthews CD vocals •One Sweet that this Reynolds docs song with soothing quiet 1 think find one sweet followed by rene and men, week, I try to "#41" Cro ". lor the lack of Other CD each scheme. I from whai ing up a complex time is much better than about or at and /3AWOW. what version He tin that everyone knows 4/4. "Tripping Billies hers towards the end if it is a waltz or Things II doesn't can't decide i, Was on Two should know about. version of this song! solos and some quick least everyone sounds good. an amazing or bass, but the In some wild Nonetheless, it incred- need any drums Sewanee student d< * some to make the whole I mean, what improv Tim Reynolds beautl guitai licks •Deed Is Done" is a dark two guitars intertwine 10 Dave Matthews? 'his song from decent song hasn't heard of a ible solos during a thing a pretty "Little Thing" is that its almost like sym jam session "Eat. fully tins 01 he actually 'hings point is 1 Or about when Remember Two So. I guess my Matthews/Reynolds original. phony a few years Merry/ For Tomor- one CD. you gel PLAYED up here give Drink, and Be docs some in- the price ol Which Dave Matthews version Xlm Reynolds •> that arc It good songs 1 back'' begins. row we die." the Incredible explanation of before it credible solo playing on CD Dave Matthews viol drums, bass, chill out 10 01 10 sei Oil I In my opinion. without the instrumental entitled tunes to It's really funny He docs an guitar- while I I amazing It's so .id back long drive with can I isoneol the most about this and sax i" upon a That's another thing vigor ••Stream, filled with (right up .0 all of the ,„. much I enjoyed ibll ists that I've ever heard Dave remaining true soloing , .,„,.,, | M that's really nice: strumming, picking, and Ph.sh's Trey album udio recording the Album Show of the , out there with the likes lot and and power of serene, and |, check talks to the audience a that at times are really this Under The ( N1 Sundaj it on best Horn ''i 1 on Anastasio). 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STttS^OO 'A Dead Letter? '^ Tt,. of Gownsmen * ,_, _ Order at SMW large ma- The purple of a the exclusion cree by like the University itsell Ron Walker fromstudent govern- Sewanee. N*rd. Photo Editor jonty of students and traditon & Katie of the founded on history con- the attitude Con ,. is indeed ment. a model of Oxford Uni- to fatlurt the swden ceived after the O.G. condemned Administration toward ls England In itself, it plai upfor (impotence andm- to us full- versity m you give ng tradition which brings apathy did t- body (hose who have attained What Ed that the recognition Walk* Associate often appears in effectiveness} est maturity. I« of excellence, whether 01 that it is; but student de- some degree iorofthePatjlt, thinks regards Administration acquirement is actually done about ft blank stare, not the actual something can b, and requests with a mands excellence. It places into Lent? a closed m.nd limited to stifled yawn, and a those who. amidst the mam blessed and damned student peti- one group, Sewanee it ht.ih They tend to greet many (both internal and extertui sense of Hie traditional of both paranoia activities by a Strong u „ns with a mixture domain) can use their lime to sense of the Iradllonal holding thai of this While ih.s and disbelief, seemingly thai and still achieve the us of the debt place in the best advantage serves (o remind student has no real "hen the required by the Order of past trad n of policy- standards we owe to the shaping and implementation bevond us proper bounds, remembered that the Gownsmen Stretched It must be let us consider heaviest of burden so many From this basis then, can prove to be the skull can stand only human Gownsmen as the gov- shoulders of the present wall, before the Order of for the charges against a stone students of this Innovation must exist erning body of the rraditon and unconsciousness results it does balance of give and any stu- University. As it stands, not within a healthy You may ask what could rejectlhe entire student body, yet one can neither totally the face of such represent the lake; dent government do in dependent upon the represent those of this univer nor be totally Administration it does past an attitude as the Gownsmen mentally and physically past. The Order of the democratic stu- sity that are seems to hold. A more tradi- the hardships and o>s the stamp of approval of certainly give able to rise above enJ dent government could be asked: which this university af- tion Yet, the question must the University a pressures the student body of serve therefore, seem to rep- the Order encompass and would no It does, does greater sense of itself; it fords. es- capable to demands of the present? This support belter, those who arc ihe doubt enjoy more widespread resent 10 justify the answer and responsibili ,11 atiempi enjoys handle more duties than the Order of Gownsmen " placed upon them of "no the need of a ties which may be the present time. If the at and possibly The basic conception behind the Admin- are more prepared Caffeine direct confrontation with They instrument handle them- Order of Gownsmen as the end this au- better qualified to istration arose in order to a little could best be responsibilities in the of student government be the entire stu- selves and their Phillips tocratic rule, it would .BiUj aristocratic struggle. Ever, expressed pithily BS an nse to meet of this academic dent body which would face conception and not say that the democracy." Such a a mere frac- however, does the challenge rather than this, the start by whole stu- practice is damned from statement Order fails to represent the of it. The preceding terms tion an inherent contradiction in for a any student can receive not be construed as a call dent body, for based should Membership in the Order is representation in the organization student revolt. . achieve- evidences of academic a other member of the Or upon The Order of the Gownsmen in through any of leadership and basis in ment and qualities of nothing Therefore, it does have a very real sense consists der. recent history character, although in gTOup representation, although it may the present time than a student have more at requirements of membership so ihe priveleges; the Order is essentially not be structurally of of down to a simple matter with its hislorv boiled dependent upon the grace of the Ad- For this university, ask: why grade point average. We stand behind it, the ministration for any effectiveness and tradition that grade point average, a the best should one's state affairs is in system seems to afford v, hatsoever. This of present at best, de- most imperfect standard mist which atmosphere for growth and a large measure due to the possible rights in a so- termine one's political Order. the smallest or least envelops the constitution of the development, with survival ' here in fact a c iety We have sketched of failure possible. But.asone Its powers are very hazily amount literacy test Moreover, in no work of the of being it is in individuals and are still in the process well knows, Order be said to repre- sense can the exists, therefore, together as one body that produc: determined. . There ing members of the stu- sent the excluded afresh. An results, whatever they m- need to start anew and the desired achieves a dent body The townsman form a is good in ilseU attempt should be made to be, and no system efforts; he his status through his own and thought. If democratic student government. Its without participation moral or oth- is under no obligation, its pow- requires the same standards position within the University, Sewanee anyone other than Took on a prayer journal erwise, to speak for responsibilities entrance lo this university in the ers, privileges, and upon himself. qualified [students] will should all be precisely defined future, then widely discussed apathy of a^ -Naif Cltndf nin The be produced through its history to a Sewanee would make it difficult honor and re George Hart tradition lo uphold the for the Gownsman— In- held. For large degree spect with which Sewanee is argued that the seeds Pro deed, it may be what higher goals could any other sys the O.C.. Hart finds apathy are sown by the impo- As President of of such tern hope to achieve? 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