University of Central Florida STARS The Rollins Sandspur Newspapers and Weeklies of Central Florida 9-28-1982 Sandspur, Vol 89, No 02, September 28, 1982 Rollins College Find similar works at: https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-sandspur University of Central Florida Libraries http://library.ucf.edu This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers and Weeklies of Central Florida at STARS. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Rollins Sandspur by an authorized administrator of STARS. For more information, please contact [email protected]. STARS Citation Rollins College, "Sandspur, Vol 89, No 02, September 28, 1982" (1982). The Rollins Sandspur. 1599. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-sandspur/1599 ROLLINS COLLEGE untitled, Frost, A.B. cover photo by corey o'gorman visions from the "artierican illustrators" exhibit at the Cornell fine arts center runs thru October 3,1982. rollins college sandspur, September 28,1982 page 2 H-?M *Z+X All kinds of people reaching out to help one another. United Way Thanhs to you it's wording in Orange, Seminole and Osceola counties. IV^IHI io K.ytvc&c ^anubpur, sepremoer vs, iyc& pase J UJaft Disney World September 28,1982 ^^^^^B 89 no 2 cerrreR Calling All Canadians EDITOR ... And Mexicans diana chrissis ... And Japanese MANAGING EDITORS ... And French, Germans, emily 30SS Chinese, Italians, and British students! steve brady SPORTEDITOR We are seeking foreign students from the david greenberg countries listed above to work in the World Showcase of EPCOT Center, COPY EDITOR opening October 1, 1982. 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'^ftW^A^^^^^^V^^^^^^^y^^^rtW^Wrtrt^fli -roll ins college sandspur, September 28,1982-page 4 take an active role in are: Admissions Committee (Student Ambassador), Coffee House Committee (Co- LETTERS chairman), Pinehurst House (Steering EDITORIALS Committee), Orientation Committee, the Publications Union and I am an Dear editor... Associate of the Chapel. The involvements I take the most pride in As reported elsewhere in this issue of With women's rush upon us again, we the Sandspur, Rollins College is about two independents would like to take to subject itself to what could be a mere this time to reflect on what choosing a ritual of reaccreditation, a self-study. sorority and remaining independent is Undoubtedly, the college could breeze all about. It is a decision which each through the process; Rollins has Rollins student at one time or another survived similar reviews with a less has been forced into seriously impressive record. The future existence considering. The problem is that the of Rollins College is not at issue. It has serious consideration often comes after brighter prospects than most the decision was made—maybe even comparable Liberal Arts institutions. A years later, as a senior is nearing self-study could successfully ignore graduation and asking himself if he is many serious problems facing Rollins. satisfied with what he has done with his At issue, though, is whether Rollins time at Rollins. takes its future seriously enough to For those of you who may be thinking commit itself to an honest evaluation of that this is a "plug" for independents... its weaknesses as well as its strengths. it's not. If it's a plug for anything, then The self-study seems to be it's a plug for MAKING THE RIGHT undertaken in earnest. The Planning DECISION. There are independents on are my work as House Manager of Committee structure should not only this campus who have wished they address the standards of accreditation Pinehurst and senator of the senior would have "gone Greek" just as there class. I am particularly proud of and but also direct the study toward old are Greeks who may have decided they problems that still need attention. The pleased with this years R-Times. As tri­ would rather have stayed independent. ed itor of the book I had a great time structure reaffirms the necessary on­ So at this time, to the women of the going process of long, hard looks at the learning about every aspect of this Class of 1986 and all the women going campus and how it operates. college. Ed Cohen seems determined to through rush this year, we would simply put forth a sincere effort in directing the I also have 10 hours per week of work- like to introduce ourselves as contented project. Though it could be an study and enjoy tutoring an 11 year old and happy independents and tell you a institutional exercise in self-indul­ boy. When I have the time I enjoy little about what we do on the Rollins gence, the self-study seems headed in a spending time alone with good friends, I productive direction. campus. We feel that in the excitement like to cycle, watch all sports and cheer of the six days which make up sorority our teams on. I also enjoy playing Two major obstacles stand in the way rush, quite often happy independents of veracity. Rollins has, in the past, sports, dancing, mingling with the are not visible to those trying to find chosen a competitive self-image. If we natives and making popcorn. Overall, I "their right decision ". are desperately striving to become the just enjoy having a good time! If you of the South (fill in the Finally, we would like to add that we have any questions about anything feel blank with any Northeastern, preferably wholeheartedly recommend going free to give me a call. Ivy League, school), how can we through rush. The sororities work very effectively gauge our strengths and hard on making the parties a great time weaknesses by merely looking at and it is an excellent opportunity to get to know upperclass women at Rollins, Melanie Tammen ourselves. Even if we fire a volley at Class of '83 other schools asserting that "you don't and for the freshmen women, a chance to get to know each other. We know Elizabeth Rm. 209 have to be cold to get a good Ex.2552 education," do they bother to retaliate? because we've been through rush Rollins is Rollins, good and bad, and no ourselves. Lasting friendships can and amount of boosterism should deter the do begin during sorority rush no matter I feel right now, in regard to investigation. what you may decide. Also, we would rewarding experiences that I have Furthermore, faculty committees like to take this chance to say to those gotten out of Rollins in the past three have, in the past, remained behind Rollins students who think that it is years, that my cup runneth over (it's closed doors while a world of activity inevitable that Greeks will mostly hang corny, but true). I am an RA in Elizabeth went on just moments away. around with other Greeks and Indies with a fascinating unit of 25 freshmen Committee members have tended to around Indies, ...that nothing is women (aren't freshmen extremely choose testimony over experience, inevitable at Rollins. What we make of fascinating?!) in whom I see myself as I listening to descriptions over observing our social lives here is just that..