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STARS Citation Rollins College, "Sandspur, Vol 113, No 07, October 09, 2006" (2006). The Rollins Sandspur. 1818. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-sandspur/1818 The andspuROLLINS COLLEGE • WINTER PARK, FLORIDr A ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT SPORTS Scare Up Some Frightful Fun Techno-Tar: Rollins and Technology Ice Hockey in the Sunshine State? Universal Studios Orlando has kicked off the Halloween Dr. Tom Lairson contributes to this issue of The Read up on Rollins' very own club hockey team as they Season with Halloween Horror Nights 16, read all about Sandspur with his views on Rollins and technology. start their season and begin the Rollins hockey tradition. the spooktacular event. PAGES 8" PAGE 14 PAGE 14

THE STUDENT VOICE OF ROLLINS COLLEGE SINCE 1894 VOL. 113 ISSUE 07 www.thesandspur.org October 09, 2006 The Rollins College Honor Code Debate have had to make a presentation. that the Honor Code has been in JD Casto The Honor Council gave a pre­ the making for five years. This is the sandspur sentation to the Peer Mentors on the first year it has been in effect. how they were supposed to teach It is a culture change for the cam­ The Honor Code, since its in­ their freshmen the Honor Code, pus, and people will eventually troduction to the Rollins environ­ but most of the Honor Council adjust to it. They made it clear ment, has caused polarization on representatives didn't know the that multiple chances were given campus. The upperclassman of Honor Code well enough to an­ for the Rollins community for in­ Rollins have both fought and de­ swer specific questions. The Peer put, but again there was little turn veloped the Honor Code for three Mentors shouldn't have had to out. Lastly they pointed out that years. Fliers and emails were sent give that presentation. The Hon­ the top ten ACS schools had an continually in its development or Society created this code, and Honor Code; therefore, since Rol­ stages; however, there was a lack therefore they know it the best. It lins is number one, they should of student participation. would then make sense that they have one too. They also stated During orientation for the teach their code to the freshmen. that all of the schools that had an freshmen class of 2010, Peer Men­ The Rollins College Philoso­ Honor Code had less instances of tors gave a presentation on the phy/Debate team, for their first cheating. This however, is not a Honor Code. Freshmen debated debate, wanted to take on the valid argument. Schools that im­ and questioned the Honor Code, highly controversial Honor Code. plemented an Honor Code may for when it was presented it was A large crowd gathered for the have already had lower counts of unclear as to what a student's re­ debate; more than I think was ex­ cheating - it is not a direct cause sponsibilities were. The problem pected. There were three teams. or effect of the Honor Code. though, was that the Peer Men­ Pro Honor Code, Con Honor The Con team stated that the COURTESY OF JD CASTO tors didn't understand the Honor Code, and a Synthesis team. Honor Code, though its inten- HONOR DEBATE: Hamilton Holt looks on as Bill Rockwood speaks Code themselves, and shouldn't The Pro team started off strong CONTINUED ON PAGE 4 at the Philosophy and Debate Club's Honor Code Debate. with opening statements stating Hateful Behavior Opens Eyes End of Ben & Ben mind that the most important pose harsher sanctions when be­ be interactive with its listeners Juan Bernal Megan Borkes issue is that it happened at all. havior is proven to be motivated through a Facebook group (which the sandspur the sandspur "Incidents like this impact all of by hate," says Lee, "Students had over 300 people), exposure of us... and it is imperative that we found responsible for such vio­ On September 13, the Rollins local musicians, and interviews What kinds of things do speak out against it," cautions lations are subject to a range of College radio station, WPRK, re­ with student athletes and promi­ people write on the dry erase Lee. However, to stop some of disciplinary sanctions including moved the highly popular "Ben nent individuals on and off cam­ boards in dormitory halls? May­ the rumors, some information dismissal from the College." Lee and Ben Show" from the air for pus. "The purpose of the show be a reminder for an upcoming must be revealed to the public. believes that those who engage material that was deemed inap­ was to expose more students, es­ meeting? Perhaps a note because The incidents that were re- in hateful behaviors are in the propriate according to station pecially the on-campus students someone didn't an­ minority, but let­ management. The two sides part­ especially to the radio station, swer his door? Or ting things like this ed ways due to what WPRK said because many of the shows on even something as slide will only en­ were "irreconcilable differences." the radio aren't appealing to the simple as a friendly courage more hate­ Ben Owen, a senior from Rut- students or their interest, so we "What's up?" All ful behavior to sur­ ledge, England, and Ben Evans, tried to make a show that was a these are common, face. "Oftentimes, a senior from Boston, Massachu­ bit more interactive with the stu­ and students know students do not re­ setts were the hosts of the show. dents," said Ben and Ben. to expect them. But port incidents, but "The Ben and Ben Show" The crux of the disagreement what if, one day, I encourage them strived to inform students about centers on what WPRK manage­ there was some­ to do so," says Lee. Rollins' athletics and other on- ment feels was content that was thing terrible writ­ "The more we can campus events. According to the inappropriate, against FCC stan- ten on one of those reinforce the mes­ hosts, they designed the show to CONTINUED ON PAGE 3 dry erase boards? sage that we are Something hate­ a community that ful and offensive, values diversity, scrawled on the the more we can board anonymous­ URTESYOF ROLLINS COLLEGE lessen the occur­ ly. No one would HATEFUL BEHAVIOR: Hateful sayings were reported to be rence of hateful expect to see some­ scrawled on the halls of the Holt Residence Hall. behavior." thing like that, es­ This topic is pecially not in a community as ported were incidents of sym­ growing in intensity, it seems. diverse as Rollins College. How­ bols and slurs written on the So much so that several groups ever, this sort of hateful behavior dry erase board of one student, are organizing events and pro­ has been happening to students as well as on the car of another. grams around it. "Sometimes it in Hamilton Holt Hall, and it's Emily Jarrell, a friend of the in­ is a matter of educating and em­ no joking matter. dividual whose dry erase board powering community members There have been a lot of ru­ was vandalized, also had of­ to challenge and confront those mors flying around about what fensive material written on her things that are not conducive to actually happened after Donna board. "The slurs were anti-Se­ a vibrant, diverse community," Lee of the Student Affairs Ad­ mitic in nature," Jarrell says, Lee says. Perhaps the student ministration distributed flyers to "The only slur on my door was body needs to realize that hate students' mailboxes concerning 'Jew Lover,' while things like crimes and hateful behaviors the incident. These rumors have swastikas and anti-Semitic slurs are still integrated in society surfaced mostly due to the fact were on [my friend's door]." today. We are not in a happy, that the residence hall has kept The perpetrator, as of yet, comfortable bubble, as it may a certain amount of confidence has not been found. However, seem sometimes. The real world is still pounding at our door, with the subject, only allowing when the guilty party is caught, DANI PICARD/The Sandspur and we need to acknowledge it ^formation to those who were the consequences will be dire. CENSORSHIP AT ROLLINS: Is Rollins WPRK silencing Ben and Ben di so that the things that are not rectly affected. It's the smart "Hate motivated offenses com­ for rightful reasons? thing to do. No one really needs promise the integrity of the Rol- productive to a peaceful society are acknowledged as well, and o know everything about what i^g College community, and the happened, after all, keeping in College hearing process may im taken care of.

ENTERTAINMENT 6 LIFE & TIMES 10 OPINIONS 13 NEWS 2 HOLT NEWS 5 SPORTS 15 VOL. 113 ISSUE 07 THE SANDSPUR • OCT. 09, 2006 NEWS

WORLD Killed in the Line of Duty Silent Auction

Blaney was part of a military Rochelle Siegel family, said his gradfather, Dan Scottie Campbell NEWS the sandspur Blaney of Winter Park. His grand­ contributing writer A solider from Winter Park father is a retired Army major In Winter Park the open­ has been killed in Iraq. Christo­ who teaches math at Tuskawilla COURTESY OF CNN.COM ing night excitement for Agatha pher T Blaney, 19, died in Taji of Middle School in Oviedo. Christie's "The Mousetrap," on "a non-combat-felated incident," Christopher Blaney is sur­ ITALY: A Turkish plane was Friday, November 10, will be en­ a news release stated. Taji is a vived by his mother, Dorinda hijacked as it traveled from Tirana, hanced by a silent auction of items little less than 20 miles north of Blaney of Winter Park. Albania to Istanbul, Turkey. The donated from local and national Baghdad and is the site of Camp plane landed in Brindisi, Italy. merchants. Proceeds from the Taji, a U.S. military base. auction will enable theatre design NORTH KOREA: North Korea students from Rollins College to stated they will be conducting a travel to the Czech Republic for nuclear test. The date and time of the 2007 Prague Quadrennial Sce- the test was not issued. nofest. The Prague Quadrennial is VIETNAM: The death toll from Lending A Helping Hand the pre-eminent scenographic ex­ Typhoon Xangsane rose to 119 hibition in the world, and one of and is expected to go higher as ity sisters and have a Cutest Megan Hession the theatre design and technol­ authorities assess the disaster in Baby Contest. Our grand total, contributing writer ogy community's most impor­ COURTESY OF ROLLINS COLLEGE the Philippines and Vietnam. The that we made in just two hours, tant international events. PQ '07, Director of Theatre Thomas Ouellette Typhoon ripped into Vietnam's NCM set up a table outside was $73.04. And we still have held from June 15-24, 2007, will central coast killing 26 people, of the Campus Center during Friday to raise more money for showcase 59 countries, including most by the collapse of houses. the common hours, in order to this wonderful non-profit orga­ says Thomas Ouellette, Director raise money for the Beta Cen­ nization. Canada, Republic of Korea, Aus­ of Theatre for Rollins. "This is a tralia,. Egypt, China, Argentina, wonderful example, of our stu­ IRAQ: After Saddam Hussein ter. We also have a ton of other Iceland, Mongolia, Portugal, Rus­ dents consistently exceeding ex­ took part in a heated argument he The Beta Center helps teen­ community service plans in the sia, Japan, New Zealand and the was removed from the court for ager mothers by giving them works. pectations. We are flattered by the Pacific Islands. the second time in a week by the a place to come to get diapers, NCM attended the Ripple invitation and the opportunity to chief judge. baby food, other baby supplies, Effect event to benefit the Rollins College was one of recognize our design emphasis." and it also is a place that has homeless. only 32 schools to be invited to The silent auction will be held Fri- MEXICO: Mexican archeologists classes for these young mothers Also, NCM will be raising have found what may be the most to attend (they have a baby care money for a non-profit, no kill significant Aztec ruin in decades, center for the mothers to leave animal shelter called Pet Res­ with the unearthing of an altar their kids while in class). cue by Judy. We will be having and a monolith in the busy heart The Beta Center also helps Judy bring out puppies and kit­ of Mexico City, Mayor Alejandro mothers with babies in the com­ tens out to Mills Lawn for peo­ Encinas said. munity by putting together 48 ple to come and checkout. hour kits that contain enough NCM helps around Rollins baby food, diapers, and other College and the Winter Park baby supplies for two days. community to help those who In order to raise money, are less fortunate. NCM decided to collect baby NATIONAL pictures of some of the soror­ NEWS &

NEVADA: The Bush administra­ Rollins Alum Named Dean tion, shocked by recent attacks in COURTESY OF PAUL HORAN public schools across the country, Rochelle Siegel is bringing education and law the sandspur ART AUCTION: The Mousetrap artwork created by Paul Horan. enforcement experts togetner m- degee programs, two graduate Rollins Alum, Cynthia for a conference on dealing with degrees and two certificate participate in the Student Exhibit day, November 10, 2006 at 6:30pm Patterson, has been named the programs. Lynn University is a the problem. Three schools have representing the United States in and last throughout that evening's new dean of the Lynn University private, coeducational university been hit by deadly attacks in the "PQ '07." Other prominent schools performance of "The Mousetrap." College of Arts and Sciences. awarding bachelor's, master's and past two weeks. include Yale University, New York Patrons will be able to bid prior Patterson holds a Ph. D. in history doctoral degrees. It was founded University, Carnegie Mellon Uni­ from Northwestern University to curtain and make final bids CALIFORNIA: President Bush in 1962 and is accredited by the versity and North Carolina School and received her Bachelor of Arts during intermission. The auction argued that the Democratic Party Southern Association of Colleges of the Arts. in history from Rollins College in and Schools. The university will be held on the walkways sur­ is weak-kneed on national secu­ "As a BA program, it is im­ 1977. currently enrolls more than 2,600 rounding the Annie Russell The­ rity and should not be trusted to pressive that we have been invit­ As a dean of the College students representing 45 states atre. The auction is made possible "hold the reins of Congress." ed to the Quadrennial among this of Arts and Sciences, she will and 93 nations. by the generous support of the elite group of BFA programs," Annie Russell Theatre Guild. PENNSYLVANIA: Charles Carl oversee seven undergraduate Roberts IV barricaded himself inside an Amish schoolhouse and killed five girls, wounded six oth­ What is Happening at the Cornell Thursday, November 2, Lecture: "The Swamp: The ers and then took his own life. 7:00 p.m. Everglades, Florida, and the Fine Arts Museum Bush Auditorium Politics of Paradise" by Michael COLORADO: Hurricane ex­ Rollins College: Grunwald, Washington Post pert William Gray downgraded Journalist and author. his forecast for the 2006 Atlan­ The Cornell Fine Arts Mu­ Thursday, October 12, tic storm season, predicting one seum is proud to present lectures 6:30 p.m. more hurricane and two more that will compliment Cornell's Bush Auditorium named storms, but nothing in­ landscape exhibitions. tense . Rollins College: Lecture: "Process and Per­ WASHINGTON: An investiga­ ception" by Jerry Uelsmann, tion has begun into a fire that photographer. ruined' about four percent of America's yield of hops, used Premiere: New media as flavoring in the brewing of documentary "Outside In: The beer and ale. Flames engulfed Transformative Vision of Jerry the warehouse operated by S.S. Uelsmann" by Daniel Reeves. Steiner Inc., sending smoke and a strong aroma into the air. Thursday, October 19, 6:30 p.m. IOWA: A Fort Dodge couple who bought three Powerball Cornell Museum tickets during a pit stop for Rollins College: soda came forward to claim the Lecture: "Part and parcel of $200 million jackpot. God: American Transcenden­ talism and Cosmic Unity" by COURTESY OF ROLLINS COLLEGE Barbara Carson, professor VISITING SCHOLAR: COURTESY OF ROLLINS COLLEGE Jerry Uelsmann, photographer. Fp ATT ffcAl URED FILM: Jerry Uelsemann's film will be shown on Rollins campus "Outside In: The Transformative Vison of Jerry Uelsmann." VOL. 113 ISSUE 07 NEWS OCT. 09, 2006 -THE SANDSPUR

Ben & Ben Say Bye William H. Noah Shares Art CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 events with buses provided for attendees. They stated; "Kids are tion doesn't cover anything up; dards, stereotypical and offensive going to continue to [party], you Rochelle Siegel there are some ugly things here. humor, and promoting off-cam­ can't stop it." the sandspur If the history of the Bible proves pus, for-profit companies. WPRK Additional guests on the show, anything it's that there are many states that it holds all DJs to high according to the hosts, were inter­ Rollins alumni, William H. ways to know God." standards, and that being a DJ is views with Curtis Earth, who fa­ Noah, recently presented his col­ Aside from being a curator a privilege, which comes with re­ cilitates the Fiddler's Green quiz lection to Rollins students who of his own exhibition he is also Jeremiah, on Parchment were able to view one of the most sponsibility. game, SGA President Cat McCo- a published writer and has plans 2nd - 1st Century BC "There were some underlying nnell, Campus Safety and ath­ widespread and rare collections to write more in the future. He of Biblical artifacts ever put to­ has written two books, "The First issues that we had violated, but letes such as Volleyball's Nikki Dead Sea Scrolls Fragment those issues were very vague," gether. Commandment" and "Muste- Swift, Soccer's Chris Cerroni and Genesis Midrash, on Parch­ according to the hosts. But man­ Marnie Mahler from the Tennis Noah is both the founder rion," both released in 2003. He ment agement feels "they used humor Team. and chief curator of the museum also published an introductory exhibition, "Ink & Blood: Sacred 2nd ~ 1st Century B< that was based on offensive and Exactly what was inappropri­ level book on the history of the Treasures of the Bible." Noah outdated stereotypes-a fault that ate, or not, is speculated. "The Bible entitled "The Bible in West­ explained how the title, "Ink & runs directly contrary to the mis­ material was deemed unsuitable ern Culture: Written in Ink and Dead Sea Scrolls Fragment Blood," was derived from the ink sion of the station as an advocate because objectifying to women Blood," set to be released in the Deuteronomy, on Parchment and blood spilled over centuries for minority voices." is deemed unsuitable for college Fall of 2006. 2nd - 1st Century B< of Biblical evolution that brought WPRK goes on by stating, radio. Also, we were told that our Also, with the help of Dr. out the best and worst in religion. David Brown the two were able "The issue at hand is not one music was a bit outdated. We Septuagint Fragment With no professional creden­ to produce a modernized version about censorship, but about re­ were playing stuff like the Arctic Leviticus, on Parclu sponsibility." Monkeys, the Chiefs, which we tials in the museum world, Noah of the 1560 Geneva Bible transla­ has still been able to curate his tion for publication. Not only ha.> 3rd Century AD own museum-quality exhibition ;he published writings but he has which is very rare. His exhibition also produced a video series on Gospel of John Fragm* consist of three sections which the origins of the Bible. This vid­ (P39) begins with Jewish • "eulturM and eo ihcitided seve'faTof the world's * Oxyi^'chus,Wjgrpt, on early Christian texts, followed by leading Biblical scholars. Papyrus the Middle Ages and the Catholic Noah graduated from Rollins Earlv 3rd Century AD Church's complete control over in three years, and with honors in the evolving version the Bible, 1982. After leaving Rollins, five and then it finally ends with the years of his life were spent on a Latin Manuscript Bible invention of the printing press, quest in search of the Bible's de­ which aided in the spread of the velopment. He ended up finding Reformation and Protestant Bibles that most of the Bible's develop­ in northern Europe. ment is similar to the history of "As you walk through you book in Europe. will see the development of this Noah is dedicated to his reli­ DANI PICARD/The Sandspur book and the efforts made to erad­ gion and has spent most of his life ALL TIED UP: Former Radio Hosts, Ben and Ben, were told they icate it," he says. The driving force studying science. Noah received went against WPRK rules and lost their show. behind the museum is William H. his medical degree from the Uni­ Noah himself. "It took several versity of Tennessee and still Station management was also kind of thought was fun," said years to organize the exhibition, practices pulmonary, critical care, L700, concerned about attention from Ben and Ben. It stemmed from much time contacting biblical and sleep medicine today with the FCC, which is the Federal when they asked Marnie Mahler, scholars from around the world his partners in Nashville. He is Government department charged who on the tennis team gets the and tireless research," said Noah. the leader of a team of physicians with policing the airwaves. Ac­ most attention. WPRK would not He hopes that those who view his who journey on medical missions cording to a WPRK statement, comment on the specifics of what exhibition pick up that "we need to developing countries. FCC regulations "prohibit the use exactly was inappropriate. In the to be more tolerant. This exhibi­ of inappropriate language and of­ end, the reader and listener is left nated two of his DVDs to fensive material." WPRK states to their own WPRK listening, or the Olin Library. that it is illegal to disregard these their imagination and hearsay rules, and consequences could in­ to Jearn what was, or was not, DVDs became available as clude the loss of the radio station. broadcasted, and after all that, to of 10/3/06 at the In its statement, station man­ decide if it was truly offensive or ciculation desk. agement stated its view that the inappropriate. show presented Rollins poorly, All may not be lost, however, The First DVD available and while interviewing Rollins as "The Ben and Ben Show" lives is: "Dead Sea Scrolls: The on, in spirit at least, as station athletes, would ask questions Greatest Archeological management, wishing to keep about their partying and dating. Discovery." The hosts admit they did ask "fun "in line with the ideas presented questions," but this "was deemed by the Ben and Ben show to rep­ The Second DVD unsuitable for some reason." "[We resent the students of Rollins available is: asked these questions to] laugh a College, WPRK is excited to an­ "William Tyndale: Scholar, little bit about it, to try and get to nounce our plans for a weekly know the players more." talk show hosted by student or­ Tanslator, Sevant, Martyr." The hosts state that their show ganizations and managed by the (which won the Gold merely reflected what its college LEAD team." COURTESY OF MCT CAMPUS Special Jury Award at the listeners are doing anyway, as Tom Trasente also contributed to . KING JAMES BIBLE: William H. Noah's exhibition includes the first International Film Festival, well as speaking of downtown this article. edition of the King James Bible dating back to 1611. WORLDFEST 2004.)

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about their friends to help them." at drug and alcohol abuse. In fact, afe v designed to help students for the Rollins Community. They The form, which can be ac­ students can report any type of so­ moderate their behavior. The Of­ have also been concentrating a Stephanie Hanisak cessed' from the Dean of Student's cial behavior that they might feel fice of Health Promotion is trying large effort on gathering statistics the sandspur page on the Rollins website, is very is harming their friend, includ­ to promote moderation, which is about the Rollins community's so­ ing family problems, relationship a realistic goal, rather than absti­ cial habits. This year, the Office of Health simple. It asks for the students problems, eating disorders, excess nence. "We are not going to judge, Promotion and the Office of Com­ name of concern and for a brief partying, etcetera. This program As we all know, Rollins has we are going to help," said Manu munity Standards and' Responsi­ description of the concerns. Stu­ is an excellent avenue for students quite the reputation when it comes Maculet, who is the Graduate As­ bility are offering a new way for dents who fill out the form have a who want to help their friends or to partying and substance abuse. sistant for the Office of Health students to help friends that may choice to remain anonymous or to give their contact information. themselves, but may not know The Office of Heath Promotion is Promotion. "Regardless of what be having problems regarding how. working to combat these stereo­ kind of behaviors students tell us their social life. Students may now After the form is filled out it is If you are having problems types and help change Rollins' about." fill out an online form if they are forwarded to a group of campus with excessive partying and would rep. Through numerous programs For more information, please having concerns about a friend. members who determine the best like to seek help, you do not need and events, such as residence hall contact either Sareet Taylor of the "The goal is to help build a course of action. Students may or to wait for a friend's referral. The workshops on alcohol, drugs, sex, Office of Health Promotion or culture where students take more may not be notified if they have been referenced. Since this pro­ Office of Health Promotion offers and healthy living, Mocktail Fi­ Diane Weithofer of the Office of responsibility," said Sareet Taylor, gram is all about helping students BASICS, which stands for Brief Al­ esta, Condom Bingo, and Field Community Standards and Re­ who is the Coordinator of the Of­ who may not know how to ask for cohol Screening and Intervention Sobriety Tests by the Winter Park sponsibility. fice of Health Promotion. "To cre­ help; there are no judicial conse­ for College Students. BASICS is Police Department, the Office of The form can be accessed at ate a culture where it's not so ta­ quences for any involved. a structured counseling program Health Promotions is helping to http://www.rollins.edu/dosa/stu- boo for students who are worried This program is not just aimed that consists of two sessions that promote healthy and safe living dentjreport.shtml VOL. 113 ISSUE 07 n THE SANDSPUR • OCT. 09, 2006 NEWS Students Gather for Honor Discussion ling and interesting as those most people's moral judgments. gested that there be seminars begin to not matter to the stu­ presented by the three teams. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Their final point was that the or classes on Honor as a pun­ dents, and just become second Results from the debate were tions were to build a trustwor­ students who propositioned the ishment for students who cheat. nature to write this clause on presented, and the Con team thy campus, does just the op­ Honor Code are no longer in Also, there would be a council papers. A large point made by placed first, followed by the Pro posite and polarizes the cam­ the Con team was the Bare Wit­ the Rollins community, there­ consisting of three students team and Synthesis team. pus. Also, it is redundant to ness Clause. This clause states fore making the Honor Code in and three teachers. Finally The Honor Code is here to be required to write "On my that if a student witnesses two a sense erroneous and not fairly they said that the Honor Code stay; however a strong enough Honor..." on every quiz, test, people collaborating on some­ representative of the current should be more of a philosophy resistance could change the and/or homework. Some might thing that the student reports student body. rather than a code. argue that by writing it on ev­ them. Two large problems exist. The Synthesis team, though When the floor was opened Honor Code for the better. All erything, it reminds students of One is that each professor is dif­ their arguments were weak, to questions, people seemed that is needed is participation what they pledged to by coming ferent in what s/he allows col­ made very good points. The anxious to let their voice be by the Rollins to Rollins. But the Con team ar­ laboration on. Second, the Bare Honor Code should have a less heard. Points made by the au­ gued that in actuality, it would Witness Clause goes against severe punishment. They sug­ dience were almost as compel­ Change A Light Day HALLOWEEN HOWL IS CREEP­

of Energy are making this year ING AROUND THE CORNER Rochelle Siegel the first annual ENERGY STAR the sandspur Change a Light Day. Parents may October 4 was Everyone can participate in Stephanie Duesing accompany their Change A Light Day. Every light this event by taking the Pledge to children on the that is changed will end up pre­ Change a Light. contributing writer tours, or they venting 450 pounds of green­ We can all participate by tak­ can opt to relax house gases. ing the Pledge to Change a Light. Leaders in individual states The National Educational cam­ and enjoy the and communities across the paign is run in the partnership refreshments. country took a small step to make with thousands of retail stores, As always, Rol­ a huge difference in protecting manufacturers, utilities, energy lins students are our environment. This small step efficiency organizations, non­ looking forward can lead to the preservation of en­ profit organizations, and State to leading the ergy resources. governments. little ghouls and Nearly 20 percent of home The goal was to reach 100 goblins around electricity use goes to lighting. pledges. After gaining 100 pledg­ campus. This The US Environmental Protec­ es 28,200 kilowatt-hours of energy event is free and tion Agency and US Department will be saved. COURTESY OF MCT CAMPUS open to the pub­ TRICK-OR-TREATING: Kids can get a head lic. start on loading candy bags, The event safe "spooky" daytime event for will take place the whole family. Some of the in October 28, from noon to 3 p.m. features include, trick-or-treat- on Mills Lawn, Rollins College. ing, spooky haunted house tours and carnival games. BACKGROUND: Children have the opportuni­ ty to get a head start on trick-or- Halloween Howl is designed treating throughout the residence to bring Rollins and Central halls and tour haunted houses, Florida communities together by which are created by Rollins stu­ providing a safe, daytime Hal­ COURTESY OF MCT CAMPUS dent organizations. If children loween celebration for families FUN FOR ALL: The event is are too scared for the spooky ac­ Last year, more than 400 children open to everyone tivities, they can try their luck at attended this event. Halloween Howl is a fun and carnival games on Mills Lawn.

COURTESY OF MCT CAMPUS CHANGE A LIGHT: ECO-Rollins helps save energy to conserve the greenhouse gas emissions. Helping A Friend diagnosed. He and his family face Rochelle Siegel tens of thousands of dollars in the sandspur medical bills. Friends, fellow students, fac­ Patrick Clark, a promising ulty and staff at Rollins are doing young actor who graduated from all they can to raise money to help Rollins last spring, has been diag­ Patrick out. There will be benefit nosed with T-cell lymphoma, an performances coming up both at aggressive form of cancer. He has Annie Russell and at Fred Stone just begun chemotherapy. Theatre. Patrick did many perfor­ In the meantime, Rollins' the­ mances at Rollins, including All ater department has set up a fund My Sons in February and Lend to help Patrick pay his hospital Me a Tenor (he played the lead' and other medical bills. role of Max) in April. (That's Pat­ Anyone who can contribute rick on the left, with Michael Dal­ may send their donations — pay­ to, in a Ryan Wright photo from able to the Patrick Clark Fund All My Sons.) - to the Department of Theatre To make matters worse, Pat­ and Dance, Mail Box 2735, Rollins rick's student health insurance College, 1000 Holt Ave., Winter ran out a few days before he was Park, FL 32789. THE SANDSPUR : VOL. 113 ISSUE 07

Holt News EDITOR: TANISHA MATHIS [email protected] Cornell Cafe Leaves the AREER Sour Taste With Students OACH

Nicole Shaffer curred because of our very own of the fall semester. Marian Cacciatore voices. the sandspur Heather Wilson, Retail According to Short, the Rol­ Manager of Dining Services has IMAGE MEANS EVERYTHING The upscale design of the new lins community was surveyed last worked with Rollins for the past and improved Cornell Cafe leaves Question: spring semester to see what could 19 years, and says Sodexho has Step 1- Brainstorm and Holt students questioning "what I am going to be grad­ be done to enhance the services been on campus even longer, generate a list of potential needed improvement?" The once uating in May and want of the cafe. The results showed a since 1966. Wilson and Short both individuals for your fist. At snack-packed campus food estab­ to start my job search. A desire for a more bistro-style, up­ agreed that they have yet to hear this step I would suggest friend mentioned that I may lishment has taken the fatty foods scale, healthier on-campus eating complaints on the new design of that you identify a minimum want to take off my profile off the shelves and transformed the cafe, Wilson adding, "Feed­ of 5-10 individuals. Who on MySpace. Is this really into a chic counter service catas­ back has only been positive." should be on your list? Con­ something that could affect sider professors, former cus­ trophe for some Holt students. But for some Holt students, my job search? tomers, former managers, "I want Chick-fil-A back," the change has been just the op­ peers from student and pro­ says Holt student Winston Mc­ posite. Holt Senior '07 fessional organizations, in­ David. "And the lines are way "I like the old way better," dividuals you have worked too long," he comments on the says McDavid. "And they should Answer: with through internships or new design; and McDavid is not at least do sandwiches made-to- Depending on the per­ volunteer roles and other alone. The huffs and puffs of Holt order if they're gonna charge so sonal information shared Holt students. Once the ini­ students can be heard throughout much for them." Once again Mc­ within your online profile tial list is created, review the the six-hour block before classes David is not the only one with an you may want to consider names again and ask: "Has and during breaks while they opinion. "cleaning it up"or taking this person "seen me in ac­ munch on the newest cafe menu. "I do think people wanted it off. According to a new tion"? Could they effectively So to find out what happened, I more healthy selections, but I don't study conducted by the Na­ talk about my knowledge, went straight to the source. think Rollins had to re-vamp the tional Association of Colleg­ skills and abilities?" If the Gerard Short, the Rollins w vices join the new Dining Ser­ es and Employers ( NACE) answer is "yes" I would keep campus Director of Operations vices Committee. The committee it was" reported that one in their name on the list and for Sodexho, a food management will work closely with the Dining 10 employers (11.1 percent) move to step 2. Since you service that stocks schools and establishment. Services staff to make your cam­ plan on reviewing profiles will need to be ready to pro­ campuses with cuisine through­ Short, who- has been with pus dining experience the best On social networking sites vide 3-4 references for each out North America, told me he Rollins since August of this year, it can be. For more information like MySpace or Facebook job that you apply for. If you was the man with the answers. informed me that the construc­ on the committee contact Kristin when considering candidates have a potential list of 5-6 Although he preferred not tion took place over the summer Eden at [email protected]. for jobs. references, it will allow you to be interviewed on tape, he did months before he got to Rollins, In addition, once the to avoid "burning out your let me know that the changes oc­ opening just in time for the,start company reviews the profile references" by rotating the information, it appears to names. have at least some effect on Step 2 - Contact via an employer's hiring deci­ phone or email every indi­ Rebuild New Orleans sions. NACE reported that vidual on the list and ASK if more than 60 percent of em­ they would be willing to pro­ ployers who review social vide a reference for you. If networking sites said the in­ they agree, verify their con­ During Intercession formation gleaned there has tact information. at least some influence on Step 3 - Prepare your their hiring decisions. when the levees broke." personal and group reflection references! Provide them a So, with the keen com­ copy of your resume and let Sue Easton Sponsored by Rollins Relief, and journaling; each team will be petition for jobs I would sug­ them know the types of jobs faculty contributor this week-long immersive ser­ responsible for the creation of an vice learning course will allow 5 annotated photo or video presen­ gest that you identify and re­ you will be seeking. Last year, Hurricanes Ka- student-led faculty-staff-student tation. Evening excursions into move any obstacles that may Step 4 - Remain in con­ trina and Rita destroyed the St." teams of 12 to provide direct as­ New Orleans are planned. This exist. It is just not worth the tact with your references. Bernard Parish, in New Orleans. sistance to elderly and handicap will be a zero-tolerance alcohol- risk! Once you move beyond the Rollins students, staff and faculty residents of St. Bernard Parish in drug free course." initial interview with a com­ have been active in the rebuild­ rebuilding their homes in a vol­ Question: pany I would suggest that ing phase over the past year. Now unteer project managed by the Details: I am looking for a job you loop back with your parish government and Habitat and need to know how to references to keep them up another opportunity to help is • Course is scheduled for available, and Holt Students will for Humanity. select people to be refer­ to date on your job search Jan. 7-13, 2007 ences for me? progress. be joining as a cohort team during Work could include house • Two (2) REQUIRED pre-trip Intercession in this 2 credit hour gutting and debris removal, mold Step 5 - Take the time class meetings. Holt Senior '07 to say thank you via a hand­ service learning class. abatement, house reconstruction, • 10 Holt students will be able to Steve Miller, lead student or new home construction. written note or a business go on this trip as a team - we Answer: organizer states "virtually every We will be housed and fed letter. Make sure you close will participate with the others Very often students residence and business in the Par­ at Camp Hope. We will work the loop when you accept a as a large group throughout neglect this very impor­ job. Consider sending them ish was flooded with 8-15 feet of from 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. daily. the week. tant step in their job search your new business card with water for as many as two weeks Participants will engage in daily strategy. Before embarking a final thank you letter. Since on a search it is important networking is always a recip­ to identify and prepare the rocal relationship, make sure "right individuals" for your to let them know that you reference list. Here are a few stand ready to assist them in recommended steps: the future. Tip of The Week "As we begin to meet expectations created by our families, schools, and environment, the motivation of our early years shifts from our goals to pleasing others, and often our desire to learn suffers." -Joe Landsberger, Instructor on Keys to Effective Learner How can YOU motivate yourself? 1. recognize your sense of discovery 2. take responsibility for your learning 3. accept the risks inherent in learning with confidence, competence, and autonomy Courtesy of MCT Campus Courtesy of MCT Campus 4. recognize that "failure" is success: HELPING HAND: Holt Students will have an ROLLINS RELIEF: Rollins students spent their learning what doesn't work is on the same path opportunity to rebuild The Big Easy. 2006 Spring Break in St. Bernard Parish. as learning what does work 5. celebrate vour achievement in meeting vour ffoals :THE SANDSPUR VOL. 113 ISSUE 07

ArM&Entertainmen W EDITOR: JESSICA ESTES [email protected] Season Premiers Continue Heroes Debuts on NBC Supernatural Resumes though allusions to a nuclear war trying to make ends meet for her­ have already been made in just self and her son. Milo Ventimiglia JD Casto Season two is guaranteed the premiere episode. (Bedford Diaries, Gilmore Girls) the sandspur to be as action packed as season Has Heroes bitten off more steps aside from past roles as the Brothers Dean and Sam Win­ one, but one problem remains: the than it can chew? Within a single suave Bedford Bugle editor and chester (Jensen Ackles and Jared competition. Supernatural shares episode, all ten of the characters Stars Hollow bad boy to present Padelecki) had a helluva year. the same time slot as CSI, Grey's that will be featured throughout another shade of his personality They scoured America searching Anatomy, and when it returns, the series made their debut. It's a as a soft-spoken nurse stuck with for their father, killed anything Lily Velez The OC. Only time will tell with challenging feat for any show to the quintessential city slicker of a supernatural that came in their this show, but Supernatural has the sandspur brother. take on. The writers of Heroes, path, and somehow Dean had already made a name for itself. however, interweave the multiple If you can't wait for the last enough time to patch things up Supernatural has become a sub plots with grace as the char­ Spiderman installment to grace with an-ex in between all the rock cult hit quicker than most people If you could have superhero acters' lives and the fates assigned theaters with its release, and the salt blasting and exorcisms. would have expected. For Eric powers, what kind would you them begin to overlap. There are end of the X-Men saga has left Supernatural is a series Kripke this is a dream come true. want? It's a question nearly ev­ familiar faces in NBC's new drama you with a superhero dry spell, dedicated to exploring American eryone is familiar with, one we've Fans need to keep doing what as well. Ali Larter (Varsity Blues, Heroes is worth looking into. The mythology/folklore. Season One thoroughly considered through­ they're doing and support the Final Destination) shines as an show's characters are elaborately wrapped up with the Winchester out adolescence in light of comic show. Supernatural will need all out-of-work Las Vegas showgirl developed, sure to draw you into brothers reuniting with their fa­ books and blockbuster the ratings it can get this season. their lives within minutes. They ther again, and finding the said films. Perhaps that's are real, every day personalities, Here is a preview for this why NBC's new Mon­ terrible beastie that killed their week's episode: Episode 2x03 and yet all the same, they aren't mother. However, things took day night drama, He­ cardboard cutouts of dried out Bloodlust. The airdate is October roes, attracted 14.3 a turn for the worst when John 12, 2006: John Doe's. They have their daily Winchester, Dean, and Sam's fa­ million viewers when Sam and Dean meet up with struggles, whether it's a drug ad­ ther, was possessed by this very it premiered on Sep­ a fellow hunter named Gordon diction, lack of money, or dys­ demon. Sam shoots John with The tember 25. No other (guest star Sterling K. Brown) functional relationship. From Colt and the demon expels itself drama on the NBC who has been killing vampires in small town students and day- from him. The, three run off in network has received a small town. Sam is captured by dreamers to single mothers and their '67 Impala (the fan's favorite such high ratings for the vampires and finds out that busy politicians, there's always character) only to be T-boned by a its premiere in five they are peaceful and survive on an individual to whom you can semi truck minutes later. The Win­ years. Though the se­ cattle blood. Sam and Dean then. relate. chester family hangs by a thread ries has tough com­ have to make a decision on what Aside from the characters as the screen cut to credits. petition against FOX's to do about the town's vamps. Vanished and ABC's ' though, Heroes defies the every­ Season two starts right where Buffy fans will particularly like Lost, its intriguing storyline day drama by equip­ Season one left off, with the Im­ this episode, for it features guest may prove to win over au­ ping its pro- pala being crushed. All three are star Amber Benson. Benson diences exhausted by over­ tagonisls airlifted to the hospital. Dean is in played Tara on Joss Whedon's done characters and cliche with a coma, and John is suffering from Buffy the Vampire Slayer. plots. super­ moral problems. Dean figures out Season one of Supernatu­ natural that a reaper is after him and that Created by Tim Kring, a b i 1 i - ral was timely released on DVD the same inventive mind he is all. together screwed. It is ties.- Who last month, and was loaded with who brought us Cross­ later explained that Dean has two hasn't goodies. Bonuses included are de­ ing Jordan, this new options. Either he lets the reaper thought leted scene for multiple episodes, carefully crafted series take him to the other side or he about what audio commentary by creator Eric narrates the lives of stays in the hospital for an eterni­ it's like to be Kripke and both Jensen Ackles numerous individu ty. He will never be able to recon­ a superhero? and Jared Padelecki, a gag reel, als across the United nect with his body. Heroes gives and a short documentary titled States —all from dif­ us the chance Sam wont take no as an an­ The Day in the Life of Jared and ferent backgrounds swer from the doctors. He sets out to consider the Jensen, and unlockable Internet and walks of life — and brings a spirit bored to the possibilities, features. As a fan that couldn't who have as of late hospital and miraculously con­ and understand watch Supernatural because my discovered cer­ tacts Dean. Dean explains his situ­ the responsibili­ city didn't broadcast it, the DVD tain powers to be ation. In short, John makes a deal ties therein. It's holds up to my expectations. I in their posses­ with the demon that he's spent his an adventure ride don't know how fans could wait sion. The ability entire life hunting to save Dean. to fly, to stop bound to have one week for the next episode. plenty of twists, What did the demon want in ex­ time, to read change? It wanted The Colt, and Michael: I thought I was hav­ thoughts turns, and thrills in ing a nightmare. store. Monday nights John's life. The episode ends with Eventually, John seeing Dean wake up and Dean: I'd give anything not to they will be at 9 p.m. If you're tell you this, but sometimes night­ not tuning into NBC, then him consequently collaps­ called upon ing, dead. mares are real. to save you're missing out. the work'. From what exactly? Such hasn't been revealed,

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e Last Kiss: Crossword r ACROSS 1 3 4 U 10 % ": 12 13 1 Limb's partner 1 '-- / ft 5 Skycap's 14 I'd burden " 9 Tropical ray 17 1 •;9 14 Mountain goat A Search for Meaning 20 reached an emotional crossroads Bilson, the OC's Summer) whom 15 Cockeyed" Katie Pederson 16 WaikM hi-ya j:-'-; | • in his thirty-something life when Michael meets at a friend's wed­ 17 Hard Wri IH H''' the sandspur baseball • ;M he realizes he finally has every­ ding. Her spontaneity and youth n z? ?? ::a 3? 39 19 Pentateuch • > H'" thing he could have ever wished distracts Michael, making him 35 20 In all as -'••' These days life comes at you for. Michael works for a company feel younger and daring, forcing probability... 21 Lurches aa 39 40 fast and you find yourself inevita­ he loves and shows incredible him to question his seemingly 23 Give temporarily 41 42 H43 bly caught in a pondering daze. It future potential. He is constantly storybook life. And when things 25 Wide shot 26 Collared can be a little daunting to feel like supported by a group of 3 lifelong start to crumble in his friends' 30 CorrFet rival *<* HUH'"' • -' the rest of the world is going on and family's lives, Michael finds 32 Charlie Rose H : *s 4B SO friends: Chris (Casey Affleck, TV outlet about its merry away around you Ocean's Eleven, Hamlet), a kind himself at a new crossroads- stuck 35 Country south :51 53 54 ~j-S 58 5* 58 •without a care in the world and between the excitement of deceit of the Alps coworker and best friend, the free 36 Prevaricates 39 93 61 you're constantly stuck in slow spiriting and free loving Kenny and the monotony of monogamy. 37 Gravy bolder 68 S3 motion. And for those of us des­ (Eric Christian Oldsen, Beerfest, The Last Kiss is an extremely 38 Ram or bull 4* 39 Lowly laborers 6& SB perately searching for meaning in Cellular), and the deadbeat, con­ poignant movie that, much like 40 Not In ihe dark *t regarding Braff's smash hit Garden State, © 2006 "ft ttiuneWeda s Swvte**. I«c. 1 a world of way too many possible fused and road-trip bound Izzy 10/14/06 41 Hall or Pitt Ail rights reserved. options, again comes Zach Braff (Michael Weston, Garden State, looks to make an artistic point 42 Homeless child to the rescue to provide enlight­ The Dukes of Hazard). Compli­ about a generation in desperate 43 Stun gun 44 Yang's partner 9 Numerical array Solutions enment for the everyman in this mented by the beautiful and lov­ need of meaning. But perhaps it's 45 Keep from view 10 Healing plants fall's romantic comedy The Last ing girlfriend Jenna (Jacinda Bar­ not just us generation Yers that 46 Leave the 11 Lack of an K v i s 9 3 d O i 3 d y S country? answer V 31 ! v 3 1 V H S 3 n H a need direction, as Last Kiss par­ 47 Nav. ratings 1 Kiss. rett, Bridget Jones 2, Ladder 49) 12 Bigger a si O "i 3 S N n 0 0 3 i a n V 49 Satisfy fully allels Michael's issues of stability breadbox 1 3 V 1 O 8 N y 1 3 0 The Last Kiss follows the who is now pregnant with their 51 Sanitize 13 Contented N °li_!J and infidelity with a similar story­ • '3 1 v fsl S O d ever-mundane, but genuinely first child, Michael's life seems 54 Touch exclamations .":•:• line between Jenna's mother Anna 59 War-hero/actor 18 1955-76 3 a 3 0 3 Sjl3 0 I HBM A complicated life of an architect nothing short of perfect. 3 3 S V 3 l V M V b (Blythe Danner, Meet the Parents, Murphy Chicago mayor !• a a| named Michael (Zach Braff, Gar­ Enter the young, college 60 Camp worker 22 Accumulate C i N 0 S 3 b 3 .5 3 1 V n\ Meet the Fockers) and father Tom 62 Patent 24 Cheese 1 V O 8 S 3 1 V i i \ den State, "Scrubs") who has student temptress Kim (Rachel medicines • ' 5 producers S G d V P r|c 3 8 V N (Tom Wilkinson, 63 Abhor 26 Selfish • x & Batman Begins, 64 Verdi opera acronym s s 1 r*HaJN 3 I 65 Shooting soon S|NT 3 g ti V;Oid H V s a u '.:- - 27 Video-game ; Eternal Sunshine 66 Mine finds name H V y 0 1 3 A 1 y 0 3 n 1 i of the Spotless 6? Spend the night 28 invoice phrase V'|H 0 1 ¥ d O 1 * > i 3 1 i 29 Wasn't colorfast V? 1 N V Vi 3 0 V -- Mind). DOWN 31 NASCAR racer B 13 3 1 1 ' & Stitch" Gordon Directed by 2 Footnote abbr. 33 With breath 46 Cairn pieces 53 Canyon reply Tony Goldwyn, 3 off (deflect) 34 Ma8 unit 48 Satchel of 55 Afternoon 4 Former mates 36 Starring role baseball pa?' better known for 5 Prohibited 37 Old U.K. airline 50 Keenly 56 Touched ground his acting in films 6 Visitor on Earth 39 Kind of cheese perceptive 57 Musical tag 7 Staiehouse off. 43 Adolescents 51 Scoundrels 58 Server like American 8 Little detail 45 Truthful 52 Wa^t in hiding 61 Dinghy blade Gun and The Last Samurai, Last Kiss is an amaz­ ingly stimulating writer Gabriele Muccino has an Last Kiss as a first date movie or look at the re­ Americanized screenplay adapt­ you just might find yourself push­ alities of life and ed by two-time Academy Award ing solidarity and pondering the love. It's no won­ winning writer Paul Higgins who greater inequities of life. der that Last Kiss became notable for his work on pulls so many Million Dollar Baby and Crash. heart strings as Tear jerking and thought provok­ this film, based ing, The Last Kiss is a spectacular on the interna­ theatrical masterpiece warranting rtesy of Dreamworks Pictures tional work from serious accolades. But try to avoid THE SANDSPUR -OCT. 09, 2006 /TW& Sab

Halloween Horror Nights X\jl: How it is! The 'hosts," similarly, are all a few housesfin the time allotted to lighten it up a bit with a show Megan Borkes from the last four years of Hor­ to the preview. called "Bill and Ted's Excellent Halloween Adventure:" a show the sandspur ror Nights: Jack the Clown, The I, myseljt only was able to Caretaker, The Director, and The visit two oif the seven houses produced mainly to poke fun at celebrities and bring a non-scare Stepping through the Storyteller - and they're all ready featured thisfyear. "Psycho-Path: spin to the evening. If houses world-renowned Universal Stu­ for some more carnage. Don't The Return J of Norman Bates" dios archway on a cool October miss them when they're featured (themed aftey Alfred Hitchcock's and scare zones aren't your cup evening, one may notice some in the stage show "The Arrival," suspense thfiller, Psycho), and of tea, Bill and Ted can help you changes that have appeared al­ where each host-scareacter gets "Run: Hostile Territory" (a merry have a good time, anyway. This most overnight. An abundance to display a unique (yet equally romp through a torture chamber year featured parodies of Tom of orange and black, some cob­ terrifying) "talent" for their audi­ maze filled \f ith chainsaw mani­ Cruise and Katie Holmes, X3: webs, a very long line for a metal ence. acs and boc|y collectors). These The Last Stand, Superman, Sam­ detector... This is obviously no The newest addition to Hor­ were both Very well designed uel L. Jackson, the hit television ordinary walk through the park: ror Nights this year is a brand houses, fillefl with scare-actors show 24, and - get this - David This is Halloween Horror Nights, new show called "Sweet 16: The who know their tactics, and I can Hasselhoff's old television show an event that Universal has been Director's Cut:" a show displayed only imaginf that the other five Nightrider. There's something hosting for 16 years straight, and around Universal's lagoon on houses ("Scr|am House," "People for everyone to get a good laugh one of the most highly anticipat­ four different projection spheres Under the Stairs," "All Nite Die- at, and it's definitely a good year ed events of the season. (or "cinespheres"). This show is In," "Dungepn of Terror," and to catch the show. On these special nights, much like Universal's "Universal "Psycho-Scafeapy") are jus± as If you've got an extra $60 guests are welcomed into the 360" show that was introduced well done. or so (or you know someone park (for an extra ticket price) to a few months ago, in that it fea­ A big thing with houses, who can get you a special dis­ partake in a night of screaming tures a montage of movie clips especially in the recent years, is count) you've been meaning to until their voices are shot. With and soundtrack, paired with a to place strfbe lights at crucial burn, Halloween Horror Nights numerous "scare zones" inhab­ pyrotechnic display. For Horror scare points in the mazes, so is a great place- to do it. The ited by creepy, often gruesome Nights, however, the clips are scar«^acH^fc^#p^e seen until event runs on selected nights "scareacters," as well as the ever- themed around the most popu­ the ver^^^Hp^ent- It's fright­ through October 31st, and it's popular haunted houses (where lar horror films ever produced, ening, b^fHBso^uher annoying a must-see for anyone who has guests can wait in line to have along with a chilling soundtrack and distracting since the strobes a special place in their heart for the snot scared out of them). It's that features the theme from impair vision. It's pretty scary to Halloween. quite an intense experience. "Halloween." not know what's coming next, This year, to celebrate its The houses are a main attrac­ but running into walls and other 16th year of scares, Universal tion at Horror Nights, and are, guests isn't exactly my idea of a has come up with a "Sweet 16" therefore, the attractions with fun time. theme, bringing back haunted lines. Even at cast It's not all scares at Horror houses from pas: :, the lines were so Nights, though. Every year, the vamping them ts could only visit good people at Universal decide

Fergie Fails to Impress with Solo CD This Week bum on fellow BEP member will, Nicole Shaffer which ironically is the title of her chestra, sultry ballads, and songs i.am's self-titled label, and Fer- the sandspur first single, produced by Atlanta's that switch from reggae to ska- gie's first stiletto stomps towards Polow Da Don. punk mid way through the track. Due: October 2nd 2006 a solo career. Though she's sans Peas, Fer­ Pushing her Kids Incor­ Artist: Fergie gie is not alone, coEaborating Was it to show just how many Album: The Dutchess porated dancing, Wild Orchid with music greats John Legend group singing, crystal meth in­ genres can be unsuccessfully Label: will .Lam music group (producer/piano 'Finally'), Lu- stuffed into 58 minutes of music? gesting habits behind, Fergie dacris ('Glamorous'), and Rita sings and shakes to many genre- To lend at least one known name Stacey "Fergie" Ferguson fol­ Marley ('Mary Jane Shoes'"). on will.i.am's new label? But it 1 r lows Gwen Stefani's dance shoes, throwback tracks. 'Fergalicious' Although I couldn't seem to What: Visiting Scholar « borrows beats from J J. Fad's 'Su­ might be worth a few spins for all attempting a one-woman-dimb get enough Fergie with the Peas, you die hard Fergie fans. And if In: The Transformative * up the Billboard Charts, breaking personic/ 'Here I Come' samples I can seem to get too much of her Where: 11 the Temptations' 'Get Ready' you're looking to dance, skip to free from multi-platinum hip-pop without them. She's seemed to track 7 ('Glamorous'). 3( troupe Black Eyed Peas. and 'Pedestal' rips the harmony misplace the point of this album The Dutchess marks two be­ arrangement from the classic between its numerous sounds: children's song 'London Bridge/ ginnings: it's the first released al­ bad pop, dance, scat, hip-hop, or­ 1 Photos Courtesy of will.i.am music Friday/ What: Friday Night Of Live musk, gui*}'

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of private detective Louis hole he digs for himself as the Louis Simo's own failures in his "Man of Steel" mythology—Su­ Lily Velez Simo (Academy Award Winner main players in Reeves' life ei­ parenting and career. It seems perman Returns—was released the sandspur Adrien Brodyj, a halfhearted ther give the private detective Hollywood's appetite is never to theaters worldwide, banking and near penniless stoic who leads, or deal him threats. satiated when it comes to Super­ over $52 million dollars during Living in Hollywood can seems content on cheating his man. Smallville, an action series its opening weekend in the Unit­ make you famous. Dying in Hol­ clients out of their money until a The movie recreates and about young Clark Kent growing ed States alone. lywood can make you a legend. former partner introduces him to examines a number of circum­ up in his hometown of Kansas, is October 10 will mark the It's the tagline for Allen Coulter's the headlines lamenting George stances and suspects in its two now reveling in its sixth season; two-year anniversary of the drama, Hollywoodland— a riv­ Reeves' death. hours of duration. A jealous ex- it's aired by the CW on Thursday death of Christopher Reeve—the eting murder mystery set in the Though the Los Angeles Po­ lover draining brake fluid from nights. man who brought Clark Kent to summer of 1959, when actor lice Department closed the case Reeves' car. An unstable fiance This life nearly three decades ago in George Reeves (Academy Award as nothing more than a suicide, accidentally pulling a gun's trig­ past sum­ Richard Dormer's 1978 depiction Winner Ben Affleck), hero of the Reeves' mother rejects the notion ger during a skirmish. The exec­ mer, the of Superman (of which Marlon televised Adventures of Super­ as simply impossible and wel­ utive of MGM Studios ordering newest Brando and Gene Hackman man, suddenly dies in his Hol­ comes Simo's help in unearth­ the murder. adden­ were also apart). lywood Hills home. ing the grimy details veiling the Don't expect much from dum Hoi Based on the real life story of truth of that June night. The more the subplots, though. Some are t o Reeves' rise to fame and fall from Simo pursues justice, the too short-lived, reeling you in the erace, actual tacts from the origi- deeper a only to leave you hanging. Oth­ ers aren't explored to their full­ est potential. -What screenwriter Paul Bembaum focuses most on are the characters. The perpetual disappointment George Reeves faced as an aspiring actor who couldn't escape the child- hero fascia of Superman, and the parallels drawn between such and one more way to ever continue the pre tradition of the "Man of Steel", a char­ acter adored possi­ the world over. 7 bilities M-^, Nearly fifty years as view­ after the tragedy of ers are es­ George Reeve's death, corted on the enigmatic Hollywood puzzle a dizzying is yet to be solved. It might never journey to­ be. In Hollywoodland, the mur­ ward justice. der mystery— though well devel­ The film oped—has its high's and low's, follows the in­ and the length is well felt, not at vestigation all faster than a speeding bullet Rollins Lang's New Album Shows Growth funky ('One Person At A sessions with blues greats B.B. ful sample of what I'm referring ber 12th 2006 Time'), jazzy folk ('My Love Re­ King and Buddy Guy, or maybe to by choosing to download just At Midday Nicole Shaffer mains'), soulful collection album its just pure talent thats kept one track, may I suggest 'It's Not Concert Hall the sandspur of inspirational songs on a hope­ the guitar playing, soul rocker Over'? Artist Johnny Lang lessly romantic road trip. on the musical road for over a Other tracks including, :30 pm Album: Turn Around Collaborating with Michael decade. Sometimes you feel like "Bump in the Road", "One per­ Label: A&M Records McDonald ('Thankful') and you're in church, like when you son at a Time", "Thankful", and producers Drew Ramsey (India. listen to the albums self-titled "Anything's Possible" are free to >er 12th 2006 Grammy-nominated North Arie), Shannon Sanders, and track, and other times you think download on his website (john- telsmann premiers Outside Dakota lad Jonny Lang hits the Mr. Lang himself, Kid Jonny has he sounds like the last remaining nylang.com). Songs from past f Jerry Uelsmann (25min) road with his fifth full-length al­ come a long way from his first member of 90s boy band LFO albums are also available. bum Turn Around. independently released album (My Love Remains), regardless, He is currently on a US tour, Auditorium The child-prodigy-turned- 'Smokin'. you can tell an immense amount hitting locations from Califro- 30 pm sophisticated-musician trans­ Maybe it's from all that tour­ of heart, thought, and conscious­ nia to Tennessee; however, no forms his love of gospel and ing with the Rolling Stones and ness went into Lang's 13 song stops are currently scheduled for blues music into a Motown Aerosmith, or the mentoring spiritual album. And to get a ear­ Florida. use at the Morse Museum \ and demonstrations •8pm ussion

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Stephanie Hanisak about checking on my status. the sandspur Along with many other careers, there is no point in arguing for a clare what you would like to be applying for sports team's po­ Kelsey Field better salary if you have not yet paid, because it leaves no room Last week, I checked my the sandspur campus mailbox and, along sitions consists of sending in officially gotten the job. Thirdly, for improvement. Also, make with the rest of the senior class, a cover letter and a resume to make sure you have done your sure you place all of your atten­ the Human Resources depart­ pulled out a thick envelope full For all of you thinking ahead homework. Do you know what tion on your interviewer; do not ment. of graduation forms. Week of life after Rollins, you probably the average salary is for the posi­ fall prey to watching what is oc­ Last week, I dropped my by week, graduation becomes have some expectations about tion you are applying for? This is curring around you, as it gives resume off at Career Services, more of a reality. The first what you should be earning after an important piece of knowledge the appearance that you do not and it was reviewed by a mem­ form, which is our petition to spend close to $160,000 on your that can help you argue your way care about the interview. When ber of their staff. They made graduate, was due October 4. education. However, when you to a bigger paycheck and with you are being interviewed, make some corrections and added The rest, which are referred to get out into the real world, make sites such as Careerbuilder.corn's sure to be yourself. If yourself is some suggestions, which made as Senior Audits and General sure you are prepared to negoti­ Advice and Resources Tab, find- overly cocky or perhaps lacking it more desirable to my pos­ Education and Major and/or ate your salary intelligently; do self esteem, meet yourself some­ sible employers. My next step Minor Requirement forms, are not ask for too much and subse­ where in middle. It is important was to write a cover letter - the due November 3. Despite be­ quently lose out on a great job, that you do not appear to be one type of writing that I hate "You should ask for ing just pieces of paper, they but also do not ask for too little bragging, but also that you are to do. represent our entire education­ and underestimate what you are between 10-percent emphasizing your strong quali­ While at Career Services, al career at Rollins. worth. According to MSN.com, and 30-perceht of ties. I picked up an information After filling out my peti­ you should ask for between 10- Most importantly, make sure packet all about writing cov­ what they first offer tion to graduate and turning it percent and 30-percent of what that you give yourself some time er letters. It is a step by step in to the Office of Student Re­ they first offer you, because more you, because more to think about the job offer. There guide that helped me signifi­ cords, I went back to working often than not they will low ball will always be other jobs, and cantly with the process. A cov­ often that not they on what I am going to be doing you. Although it may seem triv­ perhaps there are qualities about er letter is a professional form will low ball you." next year. This week I had a ial, an extra $1,000 a year will this particular job that do not ap­ of writing, and therefore needs meeting with Ray Rogers, Di­ add up to a significant chunk of to be written in business form. peal to you. Be sure to think about rector of Career Services. We change over time. ~ Advice from MSN major factors, such as moving discussed my plan A for next The handout teaches how to do that and more. I recommend Therefore, MSN is advis­ on salary requests in out of state for the job, the pros­ year—working for a profession­ ing ten important steps that ev­ pects of promotion and how this al sports team in their commu­ that everyone stops by and new jobs. picks up this handout, even if ery post graduate should take to particular job will enhance your nication department—and what heart. The first is like all inter­ future. It is always fine to politely steps I needed to take next to you already know how to write cover letters. The information views, make sure you dress ap­ decline a job in search of some­ work towards being offered a propriate for the company, and ing out salaries has never been thing better. Who knows, maybe job. is also available on the Career Services website. They also are prepared to answer ques­ easier. they will counter you with a bet­ I asked him when I should tions about the company, such as ter offer than before. apply for the position. He told have packets that deal with writing your resume and tips why you deserve to work there. MSN also recommends that you me the sooner the better, and But be sure to not jump the gun; should never be the first to de­ once I applied to be aggressive on the interview process.

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Grad School: When, Where and Why to Attend U.S. 39% Wednesday, October 18th at 4:00pm in Olin Library Bib Lab R.I.Q Grad School: Applications and Admissions ConrhQ Thursday, October 19th at 4:00pm in Olin Library Bib Lab Del.Q COVER LETTER TIPS (Information provided by Career Services) Print your cover letter on the same paper as your resume (white or off-white paper that is thicker than normal computer paper). Try and keep the length one page. Use the same name header as your resume. Make sure that your salutation is appropriate. If you don't know who you are sending it to, then use "To whom it may concern" or "Dear Human Resources Director". Don't forget to thank them for taking time to read and review but few for keeping college affordable ...but drops in the your information. attainment of younger Make sure that your closing is appropriate. Use "Sincerely" or adults ages 25 to 34 "With Sincere Regards". After your closing and signature, skip a few lines and type EN­ CLOSURE to indicate that your resume is attached. Canad; For information on actual content that should be included in the 52% letter, please pick up the handout from Career Services. Korea 47% This week's Vocal Builder Finlanc from The Princeton Review's Norwa^ Cracking the GRE [Sweden Belgium ILLS. 39%l Arcane (ar-KAYN) (adj.): Understood 38% or known bv onlv a few. Graphic: Pat Carr ' © 2006 MCT France 37 VOL. 113 ISSUE 07 LlFE&TlMES OCT. 09, 2006 -THE SANDSPUR j\re you •Wkfrt first i^rtnenthnent? adults, raised with the Internet, Adam Jdahav and simply don't see the potential Fiscallsave," she said. "I yget a lo t of eFi-t- ? hazards of uncensored infor­ out. I had people calling the Shane Graber Jamie Malernee mails saying, "Thank you. I had mation on the Web. As a result, house. I had a car repossessed," met campus met campus no idea this is how it worked. she said. "For our generation ... Facebook controversies are pop­ A recent survey by the New everything around us looks like This used to be the domain ping up on more and more cam­ York-based Diversified Invest­ it's easy to obtain and we want it of locker rooms and bar stools. puses. She grocery shops with cou­ ment Advisors shows that 62 too." The details of private esca­ Louisiana State Univer­ pons, doesn't have cable TV and percent of those between the ages To get out of debt three years pades — bragging, lying or just sity booted two male swimmers wore the same pair of sneakers 18 and 26 believe Social Security ago, she said she worked two joking about sexual success — from the team last year after they for eight years. But when she fin­ will not be around when they re­ jobs, took the bus, got rid of her were generally not for public posted negative comments about ishes graduate school, she'll have tire. cell phone, and put nearly all of consumption. their coach. And coaches at Uni­ zero debt. "In our experience, the Gen her income toward paying credi­ But those who belong to the versity of California, Berkeley, He owned his first stock at Yers experience more concern tors. These days, she's less strict, Internet generation are comfort­ threatened their track athletes 12, invested in real estate before about retirement than even Gen but still vigilant. able saying almost anything on­ with suspension after finding the boom and contributes the Xers," said Scott A. Coopersmith, "I want to buy more units line, including things that would Facebook photos in which some maximum he can to his IRA. As vice president for participant and someday own my own build­ make their parents blush. Many team members violated team a result, at 28, he owns five piec­ communication.- ing," she said. young people are perfectly at alcohol policies. Loyola Univer­ es of property and isn't worried Coopersmith conceded, Professor Pamela Peterson home with Web sites like Face- sity in Chicago has responded about retirement. however, that turning this wide­ Drake, director of the school of book and MySpace, electronic ty banning its athletes from us­ They are members of an age spread "concern" into action finance for Florida Atlantic Uni­ networks of millions of people ing Facebook and a similar site, group normally known for max- getting young adults to save, put versity in Boca Raton and Port who can talk to each other, share MySpace, altogether. ing out credit cards, spending money into a 401 (k) plan _ is dif­ St. Lucie, said most people learn photos and gossip _ all under a "I'm not sure students under­ an entire paycheck on a Coach ficult. The median head of house­ about money and investing this thin cover of web-onymity. stand the vulnerability they put handbag or the latest plasma TV, hold under 35 has only $1,900 way _ through their own mis­ It's such freedom of informa­ themselves in by putting such despite having massive student in their checking and savings takes. Drake said FAU has tried tion that is now stirring contro­ private information in the public loans and savings accounts so accounts, according to the latest offering personal finance courses, versies like the one at Southern arena," said Vicki Rosser, an as­ empty they echo. Only stereo­ Federal Reserve data. (Financial but few students sign up. Illinois University Edwardsville. sociate professor and higher edu­ types don't apply to these young planners often recommend that Drake's favorite real-life ex­ There, sophomore Mike Turk cation expert at the University of and responsible South Florid- people should save roughly 10 ercise is to have students get pa­ could be booted from school for a Missouri at Columbia. ians. percent of their annual salary. perwork detailing the credit card Facebook page he created earlier To counter, some institu­ Foreseeing a murky future of Even if half of the $1,900 is in or pawnshop loans. Then she this month that was dedicated to tions include warnings about stagnant salaries, soaring hous­ savings, that is too little unless has them calculate the cost over claims about intimate relations Facebook, MySpace and blogs ing costs and vanishing retire­ the person makes only $9,500 a time. with a woman. with their freshman orientation, ment benefits, a small group of year.) "When they look at those A number of other men Rosser said. But their audience is young adults are working hard numbers, they are in shock," she added themselves to the list, all vast. Facebook, for example, has to avoid the financial fiasco so said. "They can't believe it's 600 claiming affiliations of the inti­ almost 9.5 million users, mostly many in their generation are slid­ percent a year." mate sort. And when the woman at colleges. ing into. Some are doing it the "When they look at Karry Perl, 35, a wealth man­ found out, she went to authori­ University of Missouri of­ old fashioned way, socking away those numbers, they ager from Palm Beach Gardens ties. The page was taken down ficials warn they will not troll one dollar at a time and proudly thinks parents need to step up permanently. the Web looking for student mis­ labeling themselves "cheap." are in shock. They can't and teach their children about Now, after a disciplinary deeds, but what goes on Face- "My brother always made believe it's 600 money early on. He says many hearing Tuesday, Turk faces pos­ book is fair game as evidence if fun of my 1995 Nissan Sentra. percent a year" of his Baby Boomer clients are sible expulsion. Experts and offi­ a complaint arises. At Southern He'd be laughing, but I didn't extremely wealthy, self-made cials say the incident _ and others Illinois University Edwardsville care how cool if was or wasnjt businesspeople who are best de­ like it around the country _ repre­ _ where Facebook claims thou­ What was cool was I didn't have ~ Professor Pamela scribed as "humble" and "savers." sent some of the early skirmishes sands of adherents _ Greg Con- to make payments," said LaChish Peterson Drake, di­ Yet they rear spoiled, apathetic in an ongoing struggle involving roy a spokesman for the school, Rigg, a coupon-clipping, 26-year- kids who, rather than under­ free speech and privacy rights, declined to comment on Turk's old Pompano Beach graduate rector of the school standing money, feel entitled to the Internet and naive users. situation. student who has scrimped and of finance for Florida it ars of litigation and discus­ Instead, he noted the stu­ worked through school to avoid Atlantic University, Perl, who was raised in a sion and attempts at legislation dent conduct code, which says student loans. modest home and now enjoys around the use of these things _ misconduct includes harassment Others are getting aggres­ speaking on credit considerable success, plans to personal Web sites or social net­ and behavior "which poses a sive with stocks and real estate, card interest. avoid doing the same with his working sites," said Ed Yohnka, threat to the mental, emotional, turning impressive profits at ten­ three children. Although his el­ spokesman for the American or physical well-being of self or der ages. dest daughter is only 6, she al­ Civil Liberties Union in Chicago. others." The code, however, says "It's new technology. This will "Anyone that does their ready gets an allowance. And students can express "political or continue to come up again and homework who is pur age realiz­ Where does the rest of the when his kids are old enough, he social views" within the law and. again." es, with all the taxes were paying, money go? The average 25- to plans to teach them about credit school policy. there's not going to be any (Social 34-year-old spends 25 cents out cards by creating an imaginary Predictions like that evoke Politicians have weighed in Security),"said Brendan Lynch, of every dollar he or she earns one for them to use. an incredulous response from on social networking sites, some­ 28, a Lake Worth insurance agent on debt payments, according to "1*11 be the credit card. I'll Turk. He insists the initial Face- thing that causes consternation who co-pwns two commercial Demos, a New York-based policy charge the interest, and ... if they book page was intended as an for First Amendment and Inter­ warehouses and three houses. He research group that advocates for don't make payments, I'll walk inside joke. He claims he thought net freedom advocates. In Illinois, plans on using his, investments to expanding economic opportuni­ into their room and take it from he and the woman were friends at bills are pending to tackle online pay for retirement. ties and reducing poverty. their piggy bank," he said. the time and believed she would sexual predators and stalkers, understand. but right now there seems to be In just the last year, dozens One promising tidbit Some Millie Domond, a 28-year- "I never thought something little interest in cracking down of young adults have moved on­ money is also increasingly put to­ old mortgage broker, thinks the on Facebook would get me into on social networks as a whole. line, swapping tips on saving, ward a mortgage. Home owner­ financial key for young adults is trouble out in the real world. I Yohnka, the ACLU spokes­ investing and avoiding debt _ as ship is up slightly among young to learn to think long-term and to wouldn't see why it would," Turk man, said issues remain when well as commiserating about fi­ buyers _ from 19 percent in 1982 avoid the idea they need to look said in an interview this week. universities begin to punish nancial difficulties _ under such to almost 25 percent in 2006 for to be successful. Domond The woman, who wished speech online. Although Turk's blog monikers as the "Young Pro­ those younger than 25, and from lives below her means, spending to remain anonymous, said she page might be questionable, fessionals Financial Blog" and its 39 percent to 41 percent for those little money on cars or clothes, hadn't spoken to Turk in more any wide-ranging prohibition _ Frugal Living Guide, "The Bud­ 25 to 29 _ according to Census taking a calculator to the grocer}? than a month and hadn't been in­ which Yohnka suspects might be geting Babe," "StopBuyingCrap. figures. store to make sure she gets the volved with him since February. a gut reaction _ could tread on com," "My First Million at 33," Rebekka Garvey, a Davie best deals on everything from toi­ After seeing the Facebook page, the First Amendment, he said. and "Free the Drones." software trainer, is one of those let paper to meat The money she she said she only thought, "This homeowners. She grew up poor saves adds up, and she invests it, Turk, a 19-year-old physics CNN also has a series called is my name being slandered and and still remembers a landlord usually in real estate. major with a 3.3 GPA, says his "Millionaires in the Making" on something must be done." threatening to throw her family "I don't need to prove myself move was "just a dumb stupid CNNmoney.com, featuring sav­ If it was a joke, she never got thing online." He expects to hear ers, investors and entrepreneurs, out in the street As a child, she to anyone," said Domond, who vowed she would own property. splits her time between Miami it. from administrators on his fate in many of whom are 35 or young­ "People were commenting two to three weeks. er. Now 28, she owns a condo, and Atlanta, where she owns property. "When I buy a car, it on the page that I didn't even The incident has generated Amanda Gleason, 24, the makes a monthly budget, saves needs to last me 10 years. If I can't know calling me a slut,'" said buzz on campus. A story in the Chicago blogger of "Young and regularly, drives an old car, buy it cash, I don't want it. I just the woman, less than month student newspaper detailed the Broke," thinks the young and fru­ tithes to her church, and seldom was at Ross, about to buy some­ from turning 20. "It was humiliat­ saga and _ in the tradition of gal lifestyle is rare but catching eats out. But she learned this re­ thing, and I said, 'You know I ing and hurtful. ... I want people Facebook _ one of Turk's friends on as young adults wake up to straint the hard way, after amass­ ing thousands of dollars in debt don't really need this."" to learn to think, for once, about created a new page about the money problems ahead. other people's feelings and to controversy. "When you finally under­ while attending Nova Southeast­ ern University. think before they act.'' 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TA ...mt ...... nJfcirtBlh* make is not having their feet women's running club that pro­ Lisa Gutierrez measured before they buy shoes. motes fitness through running met campus As we age, our feet get longer and walking. and wider. "You should always "It's a huge mistake to rely double-check your shoe size," he on store personnel because you Now that the weather is fi­ says. just do not know what their ex­ nally cooling down, you have Next, pay attention to the toe periences have been, and you can few excuses for not taking a walk. box, the space where your toes make a much better decision for Around the block, around your go- yourself if you walk into the store neighborhood, in a charity walk. "Make sure there is enough knowledgeable." It doesn't matter. lust walk. depth," Bembynista says. "When She tells people to surf the But first, make sure you have we walk, our toes tend to pull Internet and read magazines, the right shoes. There's nothing up, and if the toe box isn't deep including walking and running worse than getting all psyched enough, your toes will hit the in­ mags, to see what kind of shoes to exercise and within the first side of your shoe, which can lead are out there and what kind of PHOTO COURTESY OF MCTCAMPUS.COM block, your feet start aching. to nail deformity." feet they fit best. The key is in the fit, says Before you buy those walk­ "One thing the resources will strikes the ground, and therefore foot health," she says. Thomas Bembynista, a Kansas ing shoes, do your research, says tell you is that you should look what kind of shoe you need to City, Mo., podiatrist Saskia Jacobse, membership at how your old shoes have worn provide maximum comfort and A mistake many people coordinator for KC Express, a to get an idea of how your foot Homecoming Week: Rediscover, Relive, and Remember Rollins to 1 p.m. in the Darden lounge. will be a chapel service, Boyd Kelly Castino Throughout the homecoming Coffie Golf Classic, and women's the sandspur week, the music department will volleyball versus Lynn. This year be featuring Rollins Students is going to be different at the Golf performers and be having a vocal Rediscover, Relive, and Re­ Classic be­ master class. member: the three key concepts cause a few that the Alumni House of Rol­ months lins College pro­ ago, Boyd motes. Rediscover Coffie passed l the spirit and pride TOT6 £6UMTW 6F k6LIM CCILME AFCTcE 6i ALUkM ftELA'i ioW4 that makes Rollins a a w a y . truly unique campus Get in­ Homecoming. At the same time that all community. Part of volved According to Elizabeth Fran- these special events are taking the magic of home­ with cetic, Director of the Alumni place, there will be reunions for coming is alumni and t h e House, "Homecoming is a re­ different graduating classes. students connecting alum­ vived Rollins tradition featuring They will be honoring the classes to share in the campus ni, be­ the rituals of reunion and the fes­ of '66, '76, '81, and '86 and re­ life of today. Relive cause tivities of a "college" homecom­ membering the young alumni old memories and cre­ ing all rolled into one. I invite all of the classes of '96 and '01. At ate new ones with fel­ students, faculty and staff Crummer there is going to be a low, alumni, students, fcta^^^ to join alumni reunion for the class of 1986. faculty and staff during Bfehteft^ in a It is especially exciting that this grand campus-wide the class of '56 is having its celebration. Remember to Golden celebration. mark your calendars now Be kind the for Homecoming 2006 Oc­ alumni and tober 23-29-your gateway they have H help them out to Rollins' Past, Present, and Also, on Friday great sto­ if they are lost Future! In a month Rollins will do not be surprised if you have ries, love because of the celebrate its homecoming and some visitors in your classes. Do to hear changes to the will have many different events not be afraid to say "hi" to the your campus or if they to commemorate the occasion. alumni if they are in your classes. stories need help getting Get involved with the activities For example, alumni are able to about around. The alumni and have fun! visit these classes on Friday, Oc­ your will truly appreci­ Many alumni will return tober 27, RCC: Technology and experi­ ate it. I hope when I back to the college and get in­ the Future of Human Society, Pop ence at come back to Rollins volved in the opportunities. In Culture: Films of the 80's, and Rollins^ in 60 years that a nice the Darden lounge, on Monday, Medieval History. If you enjoy and are student, or group of October 23, there will be coffee, sports the Rollins baseball team kind. students will be there juice and treats from 8-9:30 a.m. will be playing the alumni team The Alumni House is in helping me. on Saturday, October 28 at 1 p.m.. Then on Tuesday, there will be charge of planning the Home­ If you want to contact While that is going on, there will art exhibitions featuring Jerry coming festivities. I know, be­ week long the Alumni House go to be a swinrming meet, the AJ Cos- cause my mom works in that Ulesmann, Tranquil Vistas, and celebration of student- the website www.rollins.edu/ talas memorial golf tournament, department that her office starts Revising Arcadia at the Cornell led activities, athletic and art alumni, email alumni@rollins. and later on in the day a volley­ working on homecoming about Fine Arts Museum. Wednesday, events." Homecoming is a big edu, or call the Alumni House at ball tournament all happening six months or more before stu­ more free food, because there is part of Rollins becomes it brings 407-646-2266. an ice cream social at 11:30 a.m. at Rollins. And on Sunday, there dents are even thinking about many generations together to cel­ ebrate our school. Homecoming Week 2006 Oct. 23-29 Information www.rollins.edu/alumni [email protected]

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My Profile Facebook Wasn't Broke, so Facebook Flunks Out with My Friends My Photos Why'd They Try to Fix it? Its News Feed Feature My Notes (20,000 new accounts are being an issue. I had to take an hour out created everyday). Additionally, My Groups of my time to explain to him why when you are reading the news it was that I hadn't coxnmented My Events feed, it will be like "Six of your to his page as well. Sure, this is My Messages Mends are friends with Susie a very unique case, but the basic Q,'" someone that you might idea is just the same. People can My Account know. The disadvantages, see whatever their friends are up My Privacy which certainly outnumber the to with this, and that is a scan advantages, are that is you don't concept. It certainly makes one really care about every single little want to be more careful what is move that your friend is making. said in comments, and I am sure it Most of the news and mini feed is is done its part in making private "Mark posted on Susie's Wall" or messages a more widely used "Jill joined a group," or that "John Juan Bernal feature. and Allen" are now friends. Also, Speaking of widely used, the sandspur as many people have been saying, Megan Borkes Facebook has just recently Ever since Facebook was it promotes stalking. The good the sandspur announced that they are opening invented it has surprised us with thing about the news and mini- the site up to whoever wants to many changes, some for the great, feeds is that you can erase your "Megan changed her use it. Fellow Facebook veterans such as the status changes and tracks with one trace of a button, relationship status." All of a should remember way back when 'nihil* others not so great, such as the which is part of the advanced sudden, 90-something people the site was used exclusively for mini-feed. privacy controls that Facebook know that I've broken up with college students. It was our haven The best feature from the has set up. someone, or that I've gone out from the obnoxiously popular new Facebook is the new pictures The status changes are nice on a date with someone and "it is Myspace where everyone and feature. You can upload an because they do not necessarily complicated." I can't really speak their mother could join up and unlimited amount of photos from reflect what the student is doing for everyone, but that just seems add whomever they liked, virtually anywhere. It is great for exactly at the time. Many students a little too much like stalker sparking popularity contests the pictures that you take on your use the status changes to focus on behavior to me. over the Internet. Facebook was phone, as you can create a photo their moods over an extended Facebook, a popular Internet only available to those with album with one touch of a button period of time. However, the community, has added a new college e-mail addresses, and the on your phone. Also, Facebook status change feature was the feature called the "news feed" networks and communities were Mobile is convenient because you feature that started to turn to its slew of communication tightly knit around alumni and don't have to log into Facebook Facebook into "Stalkerbook," highlights. However, it is hard to fellow students. Then, slowly, the every hour or two to see if there which is a term in which Facebook say whether or not the feature is a knitting began to unravel. High is anything you missed. However, is commonly referred to. step in the right direction for the school students were allowed Note: the mobile feature sort of takes website. added The implementation of the access to Facebook, and the away the point from logging into Global Facebook is hypocritical The first day that it was college theme died away. Soon, it the site altogether. to tiie original purpose of the site. introduced, there were already looked as if the site was going to , The notes feature is the worst Facebook was designed to be an groups being organized to protest become a sister site to Myspace, I cannot believe she tagged him in a feature because it does not make exclusive community in which it; It was criticized as everything especially when the news feed 3 What a lo . sense. Nobody goes on Facebook college students could interact. It from "Omg soooooo stupid!" to was introduced. Did you actually read for class? Meet roe to read blogs or notes that say is great that they added colleges an invasion of privacy. That same And now that Facebook in the library what is on a person's mind at in Mexico, Puerto Rico, Australia week, the feature was given a is open to anyone with a valid that point in time. That is what and throughout the world for the privacy option where users could e-mail address, the tight knit Livejournal, the MySpace blog or foreign students that have friends select which actions other people community is tiiming into a lump Blogspot.com is for. Some .argue in other countries. However, when could see, or even get rid of the shame of yarn on the floor. The privacy is that the notes feature is great for Facebook started to let everyone feature altogether by not selecting disappearing, and it is becoming Living the college dft-.- making announcements. If you in, it was trying to go global, anything. Many people have more and more commercialized, want to make an announcement like MySpace. The integration of chosen to give their online friends to the point that almost every g this weekend you can send a message to all of high school users was sufficient a limited view of what they're original user is a member of a your friends. and was protested by many. The doing on Facebook. What I think about gas prices protest group against either the The best new feature of backlash of opening Facebook In my own life, this news feed widespread use of the site or the I hate this mini-feed staff Facebook is the new global groups to everyone has been evident as feature has caused its fair amount privacy issues of the news feed, or in which students of all universities there are an estimated 400 Global of drama. For example, I decided both. Myself, I am getting tired of Why facebook should not be public can unite and join groups that groups criticizing the opening of to post comments to a couple of hearing about what so-and-so did my friends who I had not seen You did what?!???! share a common theme. The new Facebook globally. with so-and-so, or who what's- feature has prompted the creation Overall, I understand what or spoken to in a while. Pretty her-face is friends with now. I He's wish her? of groups that promote political Facebook is trying to do by average Facebook-ing activity, want that sense of being exclusive movements, donations to charity expanding. But there is a saying but once it was up on the news and special again, and I doubt organizations and other groups that goes, "If it ain't broke, don't feed of my ex-boyfriend (who I any amount of protesting is going that qualify as just plain stupid fix it." 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Rollins, Technology, and 2015 America: Is Dictatorship Coming? Dr. Thomas Lairson new curriculum will find room to blog. people willy-nilly, and do with address this obvious weakness. If Surely the most drastic Tom Trasente contributing them as they decide? we fail to do this, our curriculum changes lie at the edge of, or the sandspur will look far more embarrassing just beyond, the time frame of The truly frightening part of Professor Can? Williams, in 2015 than it does today. 2013. Over the next 15 years, the all of this is not merely the cost, It has been more than five self-appointed faculty gadfly and The past 20 years have wit­ students we teach will begin to but the lack of benefit. Osama years since the terrorist attacks curmudgeon, recently asked the nessed important changes in the change. The outlines of whom bin Laden still runs free to taunt on September 11, 2001. In that right questions in a faculty fo­ way we teach, resulting from we will teach are already visible, and conspire against us, and our time America has experienced rum: What will Rollins look like new technologies. Almost all in the form of steroids and iPods. governments response has been an unprecedented assault on its in eight years? How do we define faeultv now use computers, es- Students will soon appear in our the Real ID Act Our army is get­ freedom at the hands of the gov­ our goals to fit «V tations? ally for comniunicationi, and classrooms, if they are not already ting cut to pieces in Iraq, and our ernment. The Executive branch Can we have a discussion about increasing numbers prepare class here, with chemically enhanced government's response has been has broken numerous chains these top materials for web-based instruc­ capabilities. Initially, this will the Patriot Act. Al-Qaeda grows which the Constitution controls There are several avenues for tion. Much bigger changes He come from advances in neurosci- stronger, and our government's it by simply demanding powers such a discussion. One just ahead. Hie new techno L ence that enhance memory and response has been to threaten Iran be given to it by a cowardly Con­ is to consider the implications oi s rooms on campus offer some concentration, while reducing with sanctions. gress, or by merely ignoring the having more than 25 faculty, with hints, with large LCD and other the feeling of stress. Like Barry Indeed, from an Associated Constitution. more than 30 years of e\peru screens, global video conferenc- Bonds, they will begin to set new Press story in the last eight months The most recent, and I be­ 3 tire during this time and the ability to records. And when biotechnolo- of fiscal year. 2006, through last lieve the worst, is the "Military period. 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ooor ts EDITOR: SAMANTHA MARSH [email protected] Men's Soccer Defeats Barry The close defeat by Saint Leo Samantha Marsh was the first time Rollins have lost the sandspur a home game. Rollins men's soccer went 1-1 The Tars went on the road in the Sunshine State Conference looking for a conference win after on the twenty-seventh and their loss at home, and found one thirtieth of September, first at Barry on Saturday the thirtieth. losing 3-2 to Saint Leo, and then Rollins dominated the first bouncing back for a 3-1 victory half, scoring the only goal, a shot against Barry University. by senior defender Eric Vergati These games brought their from forty yards out. The keeper record to 3-1 in the conference mishandled, the ball, and Rollins and 9-2 overall. went into the second half up by one. In the game against Saint Leo the Tars took a 1-0 lead For the majority of the half into the second half after Chris this goal seemed to be all the Tars Cerroni picked up a pass from Jon needed to secure the win, as play Gruenewald, beat his defender was scoreless. and scored his tenth goal of the When Jon Gruenewald season. assisted Chris Cerroni with a Rollins appeared to have shut goal with ten minutes of play left, down Saint Leo's offense, and Barry finally answered with a scored again, a Christopher Chafin goal of their own, an impressive goal off another Gruenewald header. assist early in the second half to This attempted comeback Teamwork at Work: Defenseman Eric Vergati prepares to get rid of the ball, perhaps with a pass to his increase their lead. was cut short when Gruenewald teammate, midfielder Juan Kusnir. The Tars defeated Barry University 3-1, but lost to Saint Leo 3-2. scored in a one-on-one battle with Three yellow cards were Barry's keeper five minutes after given to Rollins because of their only goal. physical play, but it was the third that would turn the tide of Rollins played Nova Volleyball Drops Two the game. Twenty minutes into Southeastern on October fourth convert the lead into a win. They the second half, senior Matthew at home and Eckerd away on the Samantha Marsh They took the first match by a score did win the next match to tie the Gowan was called for his second seventh. of 30-25, but Eckard responded the sandspur score at 1-1, but were unable to yellow card and ejected from the They play conference with tough play in the second capitalize on this momentum. game. opponent Florida Tech at home Rollins' women's volleyball match, doininating the Tars 30-16. on October thirteenth. The game suffered an uncharacteristic losing They lost a close third match Despite Rollins' attempt to regain The Tars' opponents were able will take place at seven o'clock at streak over the weekend. Their and fell in the fourth to give Saint the momentum, and a close 30-28 to take advantage of the uneven Cahall-Sandspur Field and Barker defeat at the hands of Saint Leo Leo its 3^1 win. Junior Lorena fourth match, Eckard cinched the play, scoring three unanswered Family Stadium. on Friday, September 29 and in Orlandini played exceptionally 3-1 win. Senior Sarah Schneider goals in the last ten minutes of the their contest on Sunday, October 1 well for the Tars, with a total of contributed 15 digs to the Tars game. against Eckerd College gave them fourteen kills. Nikki Swift led admirable defensive effort. The Free kicks led to two of Saint three straight losses for the first Rollins' defense with eighteen Tars play on Thursday October 5 Leo's goals, and the third was a time since their 2004 season. digs. at Tampa against their top ranked header off a cross after eighty The Tars started off strong in Still on the road, the Tars team. minutes of play. the first match, but were unable to started off strong against Eckard. Tars Nation: Rollins CLASSIFIEDS SERVICES HELP WANTED O' Q SPA NEW AT WINTER Hockey Begins Season PARK VILLAGE PART TIME NANNY NEEDED NAILS HAIR DAYSPA preseason games for one win and players strong with a 5-3 win in IN MAITLAND WWW.OQSALON.COM James Coker one loss, the Tars are confident that front of 200 FIT hockey fanatics. Maitland Family, M-F, 2-6pm, 407-644-6534 $5 off for Nails contributing writer they will have a very successful Goalie Graham Gilbert Pick up from school, drive to activities, light housekeeping, It's October, the start of fall first season in league play. played another strong game $10 off for DAYSPA & Hair help w/homework. Must be and the leaves are beginning The Tars' first test occurred between the pipes, keeping the flexible, have own car, good to change. The air is crisp and two weeks ago in Tampa against Tars in the match throughout FOR SALE driving record, references. for any sports fan, this means arguably the best college club in three periods of play. Senior Matt Some evenings and weekends college football, the World Series, Florida, the University of South Nahmias scored two goals with available. Salary negotiable WANT A DORM and yes...the start of the 2006- Florida Ice Bulls. an assist while Brandon Burns, plus gas allowance. Call 321- ALTERNATIVE? 2007 Rollins College Ice Hockey • Due to scheduling conflicts, Keith Archibald, and freshman 217-3322. WITHIN 3/4 MILE OF season. the Tars were only able to field a Alex Amicucci all scored one ROLLINS. Nicely remodeled 2- team of 14 skaters against a full goal a piece on route to a 5-3 Tars This will be the first year that Bedroom/2-bath single-family bench of 22 players for USF. After victory. Rollins College with be playing house. Master bedroom suite a strong first period in front of a Matt Carnnuccio and Cooper in the ACHA Division III league, with library/office, hardwood sell out crowd of approximately Stuart both provided an assist and playing against other Florida floors and large private 150 people, everything fell apart solid defensive play to keep FIT's FOR RENT schools such as UF, FSU, FIT, backyard. $298,500. Call Guy when 4 Rollins players were offensive strikes at bay. Led by Embry-Riddle, and USF. Nicosia, Coldwell Banker ejected from the game due to upperclassmen Brandon Burns, The team only lost three 407.415.2628 or 407.682.2600. questionable penalty calls from Johnathan Mousseau and Matt APARTMENT players from last year's squad, SUBLETTER NEEDED and many feel that this is the most the officials. Nahmias, Great Winter Park location. talented squad in the program's The game resulted in a loss the 2006-2007 season looks 6 weeks free rent. Security four-year history. for the Tars but nonetheless to be a promising one for Tars Nation. Information on upcoming deposit already paid. New additions to the team proved that Rollins could hold home games will be available this year include freshman with the best team in Florida. Immediate occupancy. Call within the next week. Geof Anderson, freshman Alex The Rollins squad turned Andy (442)418-2186. Amicucci, transfer junior Kevin things around last Saturday night Krughoff, transfer sophomore in Melbourne against Florida Kevin Stickney, sophomore goalie Institute of Technology. While the rest of the school was downtown Graham Gilbert, and freshman Would you like to place an announcement or classified? at 10:30 pm, the Tars' 12 skaters manager David Irvin. Call (407) 646-2696 or e-mail [email protected]. After splitting their two routed a FIT team that was 22 1131s THE S AXBSFOL • C 2006 SPORTS

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