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Sandspur, Vol 90, No 09, February 28, 1984

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During the tenure rate; we don't think that's necessarily true. professors who are being evaluated for tenure, a McCarthy Era, for example, countless We think it's important that members be position that every instructor hopes to achieve. professionals lost their jobs for personal beliefs. encouraged to continue their own professional They are: Larry Eng-Wilmont of the Chemistry As Patricia Lancaster, Associate Dean of the development in a variety of ways by attending department, Roy Kerr of the Foreign Language Faculty put it, "the academic area is the one in meetings, getting grant support for research, and department, and Ruth Mesavage, who holds a which that cannot be tolerated." In order for attending seminars and workshops. Others, like joint appointment in Foreign Languages and teachers to be protected from losing their jobs Harvard, keep salaries low and want to assure Theater Arts. because of views presented in the classroom, it new faculty, and they can afford to be less The entire process takes over a year to is important that this sort of institution is present, it was pointed out. careful than we are because they assume the complete, after faculty members go through a person won't be there long. probationary period of at least two years. If they Recommendations and evaluations are based do not have at least four years of experience at a mainly on a professor's teaching, advising, "You have to make opportunities for renewal four-year, accredited institution, they can request research, writing, publications and overall and development — that's the Rollins approach. evaluation during their third, fourth, or fifth year; contribution to the college. Other department A lot of foundations look at the tenure rate while experienced teachers can be evaluated members sit in on classes, or the professor's because they assume your institution will not be during their second year. students are interviewed, but a great deal of the renewed by fresh faculty.'Essentially, we point First, an evaluation committee is gathered information used in measuring performance is out that we are extremely careful in recruiting from the member's department, with two other gathered from student questionnaires given at new faculty, those who have the potential to faculty members outside that department. Their the end of each semester. become tenured members. recommendation is then reviewed by the Dean of Lancaster commented, "teaching is a very "I think tenure makes them more committed to the Faculty and then the Provost (Dr. Denicola is important factor and it's hard to evaluate without the students and the campus community both). After he gives a recommendation, the those questionnaires. Students are positive in because they have a stake in it and are more President makes his decision and if it is their comments, more than you might expect. interested in advising and committee work. Dr. favorable, the Committee of Education from the With the new evaluation sheets (with written DeNicola likes to think of it in a special way. Board of Trustees makes its' review. By this time comments instead of a checklist), I thought they When you bring a person into the faculty it is like the faculty member is usually in his or her fourth would be more negative but it's turned out very buying a perishable product: You assume that as year and working harder than ever. well, so professors can see both their strengths time goes along you will have to do whatever is It is commonly assumed that tenure is simply a and weaknesses. needed to keep the product fresh." Parents Weekend Deemed Great Success monetary and academic interests, and they welcome new members. They pay for the Parents' weekends by charging ten dollars per person and usually break even without a profit. As far as money goes, the World Hunger Benefit concert made four thousand dollars Saturday night, largely due to the number of families who helped out by going to hear the fantastic groups. Three hundred and sixty-four people covered the campus this weekend, poking their noses into everything and making a lot of students secretly happy, though one student was heard to say "I came here to get away from them." Cornell Displays Collograph Distinctly different media is combined in an exhibit being held from February 22nd through March 11th at the Cornell Fine Arts Center. ] Artwork from two courses in the Rollins Art Department's Winter Term curriculum is being displayed: Collograph, taught by Professor Thomas Peterson, and Raku: Low-Fired Ceramics, taught by Professor Ronald Lamed. Coiiograph, a versatile and unusual'print- making medium, combines textural elements (from cardboard cut-outs, textiles, strings, etc.) with form and color. Raku ceramics are, generally speaking, clay vessels baked in wood-burning kilns at a low temperature. This variation in technique creates rich colors, and beautiful patterns in the glaze medium. by Shelly Kirschner weekend not only sports but also art could be Freshman Dismissed For Cocaine Sale appreciated, such as the Flemish Baroque and In a recent action taken by the office of the Fridays are cheerful days — our ideal of life, stiil life exhibits. Dean of the College, a freshman was dismissed the universe, and everything. The seventeenth Parents also learned the art of suffering by on February' 13th for the possession and sale of was one of those blissful, sunny days filled with submitting themselves to ctevvos on Math large quantities of cocaine. The Dean of the sunbathing. It was also the scene of several Anxiety, Broadway and Nutrition. They listened College, Bari Watkins, commented that "cocaine frantic room-cleanings. with surprising interest to lectures on is far too dangerous for us to tolerate its sale or What am I talking about? The nerve-wracking Reinventing the Family and Problems of the use on campus." entrance into Parents' Weekend. If you didn't Terminally III in Contemporary American Society. know what to do with your parents the weekend Their good behavior was rewarded with a mock Parking Made Available of February 18th and 19th you missed an graduation, an old-fashioned picnic on the lake, Attention Alumni: Planning to attend the Winter extensively well-planned list of choices. and a blue-grass concert that night featuring the Hark Art Festival on March 17 through 19? For Parents were exposed to art, eating, sports and school's favorites: "Three Way Street" and "Lock, your convenience and to benefit the Rosemary class participation. This began Friday with a Stock and Barrel." The weekend drifted into a Neff Scholarship fund parking places will be sold reception with President Seymour and a tour of comfortable close with a Chapel service in which behind the Rollins-owned Park Ave. Building, the Rubens exhibit in the Cornell Fine Arts parents could sing in the choir, act as ushers and located directly on Park Avenue. Center. Saturday followed with several sports even give a prayer (as Carolyn Mapes' father did). Planned activities include a reserved area with events — namely the Waterski Tournament — The group largely responsible for this flurry of a tailgate party, and a car wash sponsored by but also including tennis matches, basketball activity is the Parents' Committee. These fifty- several Rollins Greek organizations. There will games and a double-header. Throughout the nine parents are active in assisting with Rollins' also be a special area reserved for unlimited use aunng the weekend for those who pay a specific Rollins College Sandspur, February 28,1984, Page 5

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PRESIDENT'S LIST Study Center Opens Fail Term, 1983 (Average of 3.666 or better in three graded courses) In response to student outcry concerning the lack of a decent place on campus to study late at DanaL Ballinger Elizabeth M. Hosford Nichole Provost night, the Dean's Office is sponsoring a late-night Lisa J. Bassett William F.Jerome Beth A. Rapp study center. Initially, the center will be open Karen L Bauer Jeffrey R. Johnson Susan E. Reitz from 9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Monday through Julie K. Beckman David A. Keezer Kim N. Richards Thursday evenings, and will be located in the Steven M. Bell Eric L. Kerley Warren E. Richardson, Jr. Skills Development Center. The Skills Center is Janet L. Bessmer Dean B. Kilbourne Harriet W. Rodgers on the first floor of Elizabeth Hall; the entrance is Angela Y. Best Michelle L. Klebacha Lisa A. Rodriguez in back, facing the lake. Sharon M. Bonness David P. Lee Scott K.San Filippo The study center will be monitored by work- Susan E. Bremer Richard W. Leftwich Steven J. Saviano study students whose responsibility will be to Nancy L. Brown Robert W. Leftwich Diane M. Sawyer maintain the peace and quiet needed for a real Wende C. Burton Barbara A. Maddocks Carol E. Schultze study area. The center will not open without one Randall G.Cannon Judith A. Marchock Lisa A. Sealock of these people present. Additionally, members Katheryn L Cline Lori A. Marchock David H.Seligson of Campus Safety will help open and close the Cyril S. Cuminal Johanna McCarthy Kimberly J. Shelpman center, and will check in periodically to insure Jo A. Day Thomas R. McDonnell Karen A. Silien that the place is safe at all hours. Campus Safety Patrick F. Dorrian Mary W. McDonough Katherine J.Smith is also quite willing to provide escorts late at Zachary W. Dunbar Kimberly J. McDowell Ruth R. Stone night for students who want them. Lisa A. Dunner Judith E. McEvoy Theodore J. Strickland The center is equipped with large tables and John S. Eggert Leah S. McGowin Douglas B. Szabo with carrels and it will easily accommodate thirty Daniel C. Engelman Claire E. Meaddows Brenda J. Tamburo people. Food, drink, and smoking are allowed, Christine C. Everitt Gretchen E. Mitchell David L. Tehrani but since the center becomes a classroom early SylviaS. Fallon Michael B. Morgan Christopher J. Thorpe every morning, it will have to be kept clean. Kenneth I. Feldman Maryann Moriarty Susan I. Toth If you have any questions, observations, or JackW. Flader, Jr. Susan A. Murphy Olga M. Viso suggestions regarding this new enterprise, Saverio M. Flemma Patricia E. Navajas Glenda M.Wallace please contact Tim Bauer-Yocum in the Dean's Colleen M. Flynn Joan M. Naylor Keiichi Watase Office, ext. 2345. John C. Gateley Adam L Ohlstein Robert T. Watterson Suzanne M. Gelfand Deborah J. Packer CarlF.Wilhelm Emily C.Goss Alexis G. Payn Heidi LWitherell Are Supermen Jacqueline K. Haase Thierry G. Piguet Joy O.Young John W. Hokkanen Thomas T. Pittenger Lori A. Zappala Jill D. Hollingsworth Alice C. Powell Dagmara L. Zeidenbergs In Our Genetic Future? Terzah M. Horton Ellen K. Pratt Daniel W. Zinn by Pete Zies Thaddeus Seymour On Tuesday night (February 22nd) the TKE President Lounge became the site of a discussion on January, 1984 genetics; it's use today, the possibilities for tomorrow and the ethical questions these would Drunk Driving Crackdown raise. The two guest speakers were Prof. Persis The Dean's List Coleman of the Biology Department and Prof. Florida businesses who sell or serve alcoholic Karl Peters of the Philosophy Department. Prof. drinks to intoxicated persons should be legally Coleman spoke first. She started by telling the liable for damage or injury caused by those Will Be Published In persons, State Insurance Commissioner Bill audience the present use of genetics. Genetics, Gunter stated on February 10. today, is used mostly for counseling and disease Speaking as a member of the Governor's research. Counseling consists of, first, reviewing The Next Sandspur Issue. Highway Safety Commission, Gunter cited a couple's genetic background and telling them statistics showing that alcohol is a contributing the possibility of a certain trait, say a hereditary factor in more than 50 percent of all fatal motor disease, showing up. After that there can be tests vehicle accidents. A "dram shop law" would done on the pregnant mother to see if the genes Prevue Hosts establish liabilities for providing alcoholic of the fetus are forming correctly, such as ultra­ beverages to an already inebriated individual. sound and amniosentisis. "The way Florida law now reads, an From this the speech progressed into the Still Needed Hey Rollins Students! This is how part of the establishment can serve alcohol to patrons until future and Prof. Coleman said that even today Prevue Weekend pamphlet looks and we're they are barely able to stand, wave goodbye as work is being done in replacing or adding to rapidly receiving applications back, but we need they stagger out to their cars, and bear no damaged genes. She mentioned two different to find housing for about 50 more students. We'd responsibility if one of those intoxicated persons methods, one would just supplement the like to express our thanks to those students who drives three blocks and kills someone. 'Dram individual's damaged system, the other would already replied to the previous memo; you all shop laws' reinforce the principle that everyone completely erase the genetic disease. Then have been a great help. has a responsibility to prevent intoxicated ethical questions were raised because this can Please fill out the form below if perhaps you persons from getting behind the wheel of a car," be done to perfectly healthy individuals too. That forgot or felt you were too late when returning Gunter said. means that humans could be "altered" to be them before. Then return it to Box 1853. Alcohol-related traffic accidents in the United twenty feet tall or as strong as a bulldozer. This The students will be arriving late Thursday States kill 26,000 persons and injure 708,000 others was only one of the future possibilities raised. afternoon and will be departing Saturday. All a each year, according to the National Highway Others were such as required genetic testing for Prevue host has to do is provide lodging and be a Traffic Safety Administration. Insurance industry diseases and, even stricter, required sterilization friend during your guest's stay. Even the bedding estimates place the annual economic loss at $24 of disease carriers. Alternatives were given to is supplied. So come on and help us help them billion, and claim that personal and property these points such as "fixing" the person's genes have a great stay. damage caused by drunk drivers account for 25 and is seen as possible that, in the future, there The Prevue Housing Committee percent of every auto insurance premium dollar. could be no genetic diseases left! Legislation of the type endorsed by Gunter has The discussion then turned to even more been endorsed by the Presidential Commission futuristic subjects. Cloning, creating "new on Drunk Driving, and has been adopted by 19 species" with these skills or using gene other states. manipulation as a weapon were just a few. Many people brought up the question of "playing God" ••*••••••***•••*****••••***•*•*•***••••*••• with all this new power. Most agreed that it would PREVUE PREVUE PREVUE PREVUE PREVUE PREVUE PREVUE PREVUE PREVUE PREVUE PREVUE be advisable if some sort of responsible inter­ ••*•**•*••*•*•*•****••**•****••••••*•*•*••• national body was set up to coordinate and control further gene research. The possibilities Name Box Ext. were really shocking and this writer, for one, .Yes, I would be willing to host a PREVUE participant in my room. came away awakened to the possibilities and responsibilities of future genetic work. It was a Dormitory Room# superior lecture. Area of Academic Interest or Major Hometown, State Please return this form to Box 1853 A.S.A.P. Rollins College Sandspur, February 28,1984, Page 6

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Eight (8) senators and two (2) alternates will faculty and in planning and carrying out student be elected from each class. activities and events. The positions available 2. Candidates for senator positions must sub­ include: Officers, Senators, Board of Directors, mit petitions signed by fifty (50) of their class­ and College Governance Committee members. mates. These positions are outlined below, along with 3. Candidates must be in good academic other pertinent information regarding the elec­ standing. tions. 4. Senator duties and responsibilities include: OFFICERS a. Seek to fulfill the purpose of the S.G.A. as If you're interested in running for an officer defined in the Constitution. position there is still time but you'll have to hurry. b. Attend all Senate meetings (2 per month). You are required to submit a petition of 250 c. Be responsible to their respective class­ signatures and your application by March 7th. mates by relaying pertinent information Applications and petitions can be picked up and and properly representing constituent turned in to the S.G.A. office in Carnegie Hall. opinion. Conquistadores Honored Elections will be held on March 22 and 23 from 9- Board of Directors (B.O.D.) 5 in the Beanery. The powers and duties of the Serve as chairpersons of various Student Cen­ The evening of Feb. 22, members of La Socie- officers, as stated in the S.G.A. Bylaws, are listed ter committees under the direction of the Vice dad de los Conquistadores and the Founders below. President-Programs Director. Positions are as Circle were honored with a reception and dinner. President: follows: After a welcoming ceremony at Cornell Fine Arts 1. Act as the official spokesperson for the 1. Lecture Chairperson Center, the Conquistadores (donors of $1000 or S.G.A. and shall seek to promote cooperation 2. Film Chairperson more) and members of the Founders Circle (do­ with the Faculty, Administration, Trustees, and 3. Coffeehouse Chairperson nors of $10,000 or more) were transported via the College Community. 4. Social Chairperson trolley to Rose Skillman Hall for dinner. 2. Address the College of Arts and Sciences at 5. Publicity Chairperson Conquistadores and Founders Circle members Convocation exercises. 6. Special Events Chairperson contribute over $900,000 annually to the Rollins 3. Represent the S.G.A. and student body on B.O.D. members are expected to attend a operating fund. the Faculty Steering Committee. weekly meeting and are responsible for the plan­ 4. Serve on the Student Hearing Board Nomi­ ning and execution of all activities in their desig­ Trustees Discuss nating Committee. nated areas. Usually, only one person is elected 5. Serve on the Publications Union Nominating per position but two people may run together as Rollins Problems Committee. co-chairpersons. The tri-annual Board of Trustees meeting (held 6. Sit as an ex-officio member on all S.G.A. College Governance Committees every Oct., Feb., and May) was held last Thursday senate committees and on the Publications Students "serving on Community Governance and Friday, Feb. 23 and 24. Union. Committees are required to report on the Thursday three committees met. One dealt 7. Maintain his/her voting rights in the S.G.A. proceedings of their committee to the S.G.A. with business management of the college. An­ senate. liaison, who will in turn report on committee other committee discussed fund-raising. But 8. Appoint a Comptroller of the S.G.A. The activities at each Senate meeting. Student Thaddeus Seymour feels the most important senate must approve the appointment by a two committee members should seek to accurately committee was the one on education. This year thirds (2/3) majority vote. represent student body opinion and are required the education committee, along with Dean 9. Appoint an administrative secretary and to relay information and formal suggestions from Watkins, focused on student life. legal council. The senate must approve the the Senate to the committees. The individual Trustees then came together for dinner on appointment by a two thirds (2/3) vote. committees and their purposes are outlined Thursday evening, but this year the campaign 10. Upon discretion assign duties to his/her below: Task Force joined them. This community group officers. I Curriculum Committee (2) tries to determine Rollins' needs — just what Vice President — Administration: Recommends to the Faculty changes in Rollins needs and how much money is needed 1. Serve in the absence or removal of the Presi­ degrees, degree requirements, educational — by all means no easy task. Thaddeus Seymour dent for the remainder of the President's term. policies, and in the list of approved majors and smiles as he remembers a sign that says, "Happi­ 2. Represent the S.G.A. and student body on minors. Advises departments concerning new ness is wanting what you get." the Faculty Steering Committee. courses, Independent Studies proposals and Friday the 24 trustees were back at work dis­ 3. Serve on the Student Hearing Board Nomina­ changes in existing major and minor require­ cussing tuition and fees, teacher promotions, ting Committee. ments. Approves courses to fulfill all-college and tenure. The two nominations for faculty va­ 4. Be an ex-officio member of each S.G.A. sub­ requirements. cancies were also presented. The function of the committee, and act as a coordinator for any II Standards Committee (2) Board of Trustees is monitoring how things are standing committee or any newly formed ad-hoc Recommends honors; proposes academic and going and once a problem is outlined recommen­ committee or organization. social standards; reviews inadequate academic dations can be resolved. 5. Serve as chair of the Finance Committee. performance; recommends probations or Thaddeus Seymour says, "Momentum must Vice President — Programs Director dismissals; acts as an appeals board. keep going. People believe in the place and be­ 1. Serve as chairperson of the Student Center III Admissions Committee (3) lieve in what it does and are supportive." Board of Directors (B.O.D.) and act as coordinator Determines admissions standards; establishes Through the efforts of Thaddeus Seymour and for Student Center sponsored activities and general admissions policies and procedures; the Board of Trustees this momentum should be programs. assists in student recruitment; advising and kept flowing. 2. Serve as an ex-officio member on all Student assisting in the interviewing of students for After the meeting terminates on the 25th, Center and B.O.D. sub-committees. scholarships. Thaddeus Seymour will be seen once again. But 3. Report at every S.G.A. senate meeting the IV Financial Aid Committee (3) not for too long — May is just around the corner. actions, activities and planned programs of the Establishes general policies concerning Student Center. scholarships, loans, and employment 4. Work in close conjunction with the Housing opportunities offered as financial aid; recom­ Area-Coordinator Activities Director. mends scholarship allocations. VII Campus Life Committee (2) SENATORS, BOARD OF DIRECTORS, V Intercollegiate Athletics Committee (2) Represents the college community in COLLEGE GOVERNANCE COMMITTEES Represents the Faculty in establishing policy establishing and reviewing goals and policies 1. Each candidate must obtain 50 signatures for the Intercollegiate Athletic programs at regarding student life and co-curricular activities, from the Student Body. Rollins; including recruitment, scheduling, including intramurals; policies regarding campus a. Senators must obtain their 50 signatures budgeting and facilities usage. housing, and conducts a regular review of from students in their class. VI Faculty Compensation and Professional organizations which are housing units. b. People running for Senate and for another Development Committee (1) VIII Special Programs Committee (2) position can use their class signatures for Represents the Faculty in proposing all Approve off-campus programs, including both positions. policies, procedures, and criteria related to overseas programs and winter term off-campus c. Candidates may not run for more than two faculty evaluation, appointment, reappointment, group studies; assists in arranging faculty and positions. tenure, and promotions. Establishing policy student exchange programs. 2. Deadline for applications and petitions is regarding leave, research, and professional March 21st. Applications and petitions can be development programs. Recommending policies Note: Numbers in parentheses indicate number picked up and turned in at the S.G.A. office in for compensation and faculty load. of positions available on that committee. Carnegie Hall. Rollins College Sandspur, February 28,1984, Page 7

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As was reported in the last issue of the Sandspur, an SGA bill calling for the development of an advisor evaluation form has been passed by the Curriculum Committee. To coincide with this action, the Sandspur asked several students to voice their opinions on the present advisor-advisee system. These opinions do not necessarily reflect the editorial position of the Sandspur.

John Holloway, senior Melinda Blankenburg, sophomore I got lucky in that I have a good advisor. progressive programming director WPRK However, the system is faulty. We're paying a lot The professors often times try and tell you to of money for an education and we deserve more take things you don't feel that you need and then, than a quick signature. when you want to go from taking the class to auditing it, they won't sign your slips. A lot of students get fed up and sign the slips themselves. Who checks and who cares? Angela Nardi, sophomore I was fortunate to have a good advisor. However, many of my friends are not happy with their advisors because the advisor is often times too busy to advise the students and, therefore, just signs the slips.

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Jay Werba, sophomore former member student court The system is totally bureaucratic. I have to get Ron Schott, sophomore my advisors signature on every single slip, no I don't think I would say the system is "messed matter whether I need advice or not. My advisor up," but I believe it needs to be re-evaluated. doesn't post any hours and he's very difficult to Many professors are advising for the sake that find. Occasionally, after looking for him all week, they are somewhat obligated to do so. In turn, I've been tempted to sign the slip for him. I don't those that feel this burden do not take their advising seriously thus conveying to the advisee "I think that would matter and it's really no big deal. Gary Waterman, sophomore don't give a damn." I know of a lot of students who can't find their I believe that an advisor can be very useful if advisor, or who don't need advice, who do this. you need advice. However, if you know what On the other hand, many advisees do not However, if I was caught all sorts of ridiculous courses you want to take, the periodic meetings understand the full purpose of the advisor. Many things might happen. I might be brought in front with the advisor are an inconvenience to both the feel an advisor is someone you go to if you need a drop/add slip signed and that's it. An advisor is of the dean so that I could receive a lecture on student and the advisor. I know that many people much more than that; they should be consulted how despicable lying is. Then I'd most likely be go to their advisor just to get a signature which is a useless paperwork procedure. I suppose that when one is contemplating career options. forced to resign some bull-shit position and last, Personally, I feel my advisor is the equivalent to a but far from least, I'd have to do something that I the advisor signature requirement is intended to promote helpful counseling sessions. But if you mom away from home because she is so willing haven't had to do since I was in Jr. high. I'd be to listen. made to read a book called Lying and then I'd : don't need the counseling, it's a pain. have to write a book report explaining all that I'd learned and how I was cured. Rollins College Sandspur, February 28,1984, Page 8 EDITORIALS

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by Judy Jones What are we in for? We sat on rusty folding Suddenly a voice came from my right: "Can I living in my car and yesterday I bought myself a chairs, waiting. A little man emerged from the have another plate?" The man looked so pitiful bottle of wine... but I'm NOT a bum!" I promised door we would soon pass through. "For almost and hungry, I felt terrible saying no. He kept him I'd send word if a job came up for him. He left nine years Daily Bread has served..." He asking if I was sure, as I explained that others with a smile but I had a heavier heart. continued, telling the history of the Daily Bread after him had to eat too. He just stood there so Everyone was somewhat quiet and a little in program, which is administered by the Christian finally I told him those were our instructions and shock as we drove away. I don't know what effect Service Center of Orlando. he walked away sadly. this operation had on the others, but it made me He left, and we sat whispering about what was Several people asked what church we were appreciate my good fortune a lot more. Groups happening. Every so often we'd check the cars from and we explained that we were from a from Rollins served throughout the week of outside — just in case. This place was definitely college. This prompted one man to tell us he February 20 and many of these students and not your average Rollins hangout. Without long went to Rojlins for 6 years and finally got an AA administrators (including Dean Bari Watkins and delay a woman came in to assign our posts, such degree. Another began a chat: "What's your President Thaddeus Seymour) probably felt as main course, vegetables, soup, etc. Then we major? Oh, are you going to be a teacher? Do you feelings similar to mine. I only wish every Rollins were told to give each person one serving only, know of any work openings? I've been here 3 student could get a glimpse of how this "other for if more was given those at the end would have weeks and have no friends or place to stay. I'm half" lives. none. She told us not to feel sorry for one, for then the next would expect more too. That's when I felt it. These people are starving, not just hungry and out for a free meal. The food for this program is donated by Champ Williams, owner of the Skyline Restaurant at Orlando International Airport. Today's (Saturday's) menu consisted of a meat and noodle casserole, beans, some undistinguishable mixed vegetables, soup, bread, coffee and water. May task was to pour the water. That sounded easy enough, so I thought. We went in and separated to opposite sides of the room, one for food and the other for drinks. The men were requested to remove their hats and Dana Ballinger said grace for the crowd. The people then proceeded in an orderly fashion, table by table, through the food line then over to the drinks. "Keep pouring so they won't have to ask" was all I could think. Finally I looked up, trying to smile as the men in their torn jeans and dirty t-shirts passed by. Many were missing hands or fingers, which means they could not get jobs doing manual labor. There were few women and children there, which, I understand, is not usually the case. Glancing around the room I noticed banners representing many of the over 300 church affiliated organizations who volunteer to serve food for one week per year. Rollins' banner was first on the left, representing the only college involved in this program.

EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR Judy Jones David Greenberg STAFF MANAGING EDITOR ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR Dana Ballinger Bill Wood Erica Staffeld Steve Creel Dave Feher ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR PHOTO EDITOR Jay Werba Laurie Gorman Denis Bourguignon Gregg Kaye ASSISTANT ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR COPY EDITOR Tim Kinskey Margaret O'Sullivan Betty Hill Dawn Marzlock Kim McDowell Victor Perritt Dawn Picotte Next Publication: March 13 Beth Rapp Dave Sarnev Volume 90 Copy Due Date: March 6 Lenore Vogel Number February 28,1984 Rollins College Sandspur, February 28,1984, Page 9

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All six study committees and the Steering Committee were Dear SAGA: constituted to involve the entire institution in the Almost all of us have seen Wendy's boards say 60 cents and 65 cents respectively. self-study process, and participants included commercial asking "Where's the beef?" And Don't tell me she's perhaps making a mistake administrators, alumni, faculty, staff, students, right now, I would like to pose the same question that one time. That was the third time she had and trustees. to SAGA. The other day, I got a roast beef sand­ done the soda hijack on me. Either all the rest of Second, the "conflict" described in the article wich with lettuce and tomato on white, with chips, them are screwed up or that girl is trying to screw occurred not between the Admissions Office and to go, and when I got back to my room and began me. the Study Committee on Student Issues, but to eat the sandwich, I noticed that there was a If you have raised the prices on soda, chili, etc., between the Study Committee and the Self-Study nutritious helping of lettuce, a somewhat shame­ why don't you correct your boards? That is what Steering Committee. The Steering Committee ful slice of yucky tomato, and — not much beef. you call F-A-L-S-E A-D-V-E-R-T-S-I-N-G(!M), if you met as early as December 5 to consider a Thinking to myself, I pondered (with much more don't. preliminary draft of the six study committees' vulgarity than the degenerating senior citizen of If the prices are correct, then you had better recommendations, and a good portion of that the Wendy's commercial), Where's the beef? ship that blonde over to Israel where the prices meeting was devoted to a discussion of the Granted, I realize that you portion each serving are inflating astronomically or give her a job with recommendation concerning SAT scores. In by weight, but there was either a massive attack the IRS so Reagan can balance his budget and brief, the principal objection was that that of carnivorous microorganisms in my sandwich eliminate his deficit. She's a crook! recommendation — unlike the hundred or so or someone botched the "beefing." As a loyal Sure — I read the other letter in the last Sand­ others — seemed to prescribe a policy rather roast beef sandwich eater, I wish something spur but that was in regards to the Pub and the than to suggest a goal for the institution. The could be done about this. students working there. I'm referring to the Beans Self-Study (which is an independent evaluation of Secondly, I'd like to ask "what's the beef?" I and the long-time (or shall I say hard-up) blonde. Rollins' operations and programs) has carefully got some sort of stew reluctantly one time and Please reply to my three questions. avoided preempting the ongoing business of the found myself chewing for an eternity. I didn't (a) Where's the beef? College, and for that reason the Steering know whether to say anything or not, but soon my (b) What's the beef? Committee requested simply but firmly that the dining mates said they couldn't wait for me to (c) What's the deal? Study Committee on Student Issues recast its digest my beef and they left. or I'll start beginning to wonder, "I don't think recommendation in a form more consistent with Abandoned and alone, I continued to grind there's anybody back there!" the spirit of the Self-Study. away at it. (Luckily, my dad wasn't there; I think Thank You. Ed Cohen his upper denture plate would have broken if he A Concerned Beefeater Director, Institutional Self-Study had had that shoe leather.) I finally stopped when I found a 6" piece of brown hair in the beef stew. I Didn't Say That, and I Can Prove It To this day, I'm debating whether it was one of Sandspur Acted In Bad Taste lovely Rita's hairs or part of a horse mane. I tend Dear Editor: Dear Editor: to think the latter since the beef was so tough. Just to make sure there's no confusion here, I I cannot refrain from registering my disappoint­ Remember SAGA, if it says "horsemeat" on write to divorce myself from the slanderous, if ment with what I consider bad taste — your cover the box, give it to the psychology department's hilarious, statement made about bosses in the eulogizing the death of Yuri Andropov. Despite dogs who don't pay any tuition — don't give it to Sandspur of February 14. References to "embar­ your cleverness, it was ill-timed. us $10,000 a year students. You could give us rassingly impotent bosses" would, if accurately P.S. As the Irish would say, "....and he was still something more kosher, like squirrel meat, since printed, tell us a lot about what kinds of things warm in his grave!" we have such an abundance of them on campus. this other Gary Williams spends his time thinking Sister Kate Lastly, I'd like to ask you "What's the deal?" about. Surely he wrote "incompetent," not Last week, I looked at your highly diagrammatic impotent." (Wasn't "incompetent" slanderous flow chart of how much we should have in our enough?) Probably the printer (a witty member of Pub Deserves A Break Today accounts and I noticed I was below the little the Adam Smith Club, no doubt) was playing a black line. deliciously clever joke, similar to the several Dear Editor So I started to watch your checkout girls and others involving parts of sentences left out, I, too, am a regular eater down in the Rollins found out that June, Evelyn, and Rita are quite missing words, missing punctuation, misspelled Pub and most of the time when I go down to the accurate in their totaling, but you've got a couple words. Pretty funny. The result makes this Pub I find the doors are open. The Pub does not of humdingers. This one girl (I refuse to give her Williams guy look pretty dumb, which I wouldn't close early on any Sunday - Thursday nights; but name... has kaleidoscope eyes and appears to be mind at all except that I have the same name. So. is sometimes forced to close on Friday & Saturday checking out the guys more than checking out I'm the Gary Williams who did not make the nights due to lack of customers, (usually there are the prices). She charged me 65 cents for a large grammatical errors that appeared in the printed more workers than customers). True, there are Pepsi and $1.00 for a bowl of chili when the version of that letter, and who wouldn't join any times that I've gone down in the evenings and union with Karl Marx and conservatives in it. have had to wait in line for my food — but never Your faithful reader, longer than I've been forced to wait in any of the The Other Gary Williams Beanery lines, including "fast" foods. Why don't we give the Pub a break — the workers are doing the best they can. The Rollins Sandspur, Florida's In an effort to establish a con­ Also, the Pub workers do get one free meal per oldest college newspaper, was tinuing dialogue within the Rollins work period — no more. If they choose to have community, the Rollins Sandspui more they pay for it, just like you and I. established in 1894 with the Instead of complaining about the Pub all the following editorial: promotes discussion indigenious to time, why don't we all do our best to show some "Unassuming yet mighty, sharp the scholastic environment. There- pride in it . . .maybe by throwing away our trash and pointed, well-rounded yet fore, this paper encourages so that the workers aren't pulled away from the many sided, assidiously tenacious, students to voice their opinions or production of food to clean tables. yet as gritty and tenacious as its concerns or pertinent issues in the form of letters to the editor. P.W. name implies, victorious in single combat and therefore without Letters will be printed on a P.S. Watch the students in the evening!!! Lettuce peer, wonderfully attractive and space-available basis. All letters & tomatoes can be seen given away free with a extensive in circulation, all these must be signed and must be sandwich instead of costing the additional 15* will be focused upon investigation received by the Tuesday before charged at the deli. to be among the extraordinary the paper appears. All letters qualities of the Sandspur." should be addressed: Editor, Rollins Sandspur, Box 2742, Rollins College. Rollins College Sandspur, February 28,1984, Page 10 ENTERTAINMENT •••••••••••••••••******* Rock Update The Who: A Fond Farewell Maybe Talking Heads should re-name by Margaret O'Sullivan One of the things I remember most about the themselves "Singing Heads." concert was right before the band came on. I was Soon they'll be appearing in a concert film It was a small article in Rolling Stone with a so exhausted from standing on the packed T- called "Electric Guitar." somewhat misleading title: "Townshend to Who: Bowl infield all day that I gave up trying to stand Filming took place at the sold-out Heads' Drop Dead." What it was, in fact, was a rather and just sank to my knees. I didn't care if I got shows in a giant Hollywood movie theater. straightforward statement from Pete Townshend trampled, I just wanted to sit down and rest. The Directing is former rock critic Jonathan to his band and the rest of the world: "I will not be crowd shifted and suddenly I was on the ground Demme, who also directed the critically- making any more records with The Who. I will not amidst empty soda cups and bits of hot dogs. I acclaimed movie "Melvin and Howard." perform live again anywhere with The Who. I wish couldn't see anything but a forest of legs, tennis Cinematographer is "Blade Runner" 's Jordan Roger, John, and Kenny the best of luck..." shoes, flip-flops, and cowboy boots. Cronenweth. It's not hard to understand why Townshend Then my friends, and people that I didn't know, The four Heads originally met at the Rhode decided to call It quits. Life In a rock band takes pulled me back to my feet. Pink Floyd's Dark Side Island School of Design in a visual arts class, and Its toll, and in no other band is that as obvious as of the Moon came on over the P.A. system and most of the movie's ideas come from David in The Who. Original drummer Keith Moon died of everybody sang it together— "Breathe, breathe Byrne. an overdose in 1978, and Townshend almost in the air. Don't be afraid to care." One of the The group also financed this film excursion followed him to the jam session in the sky three guys who had helped me up wore a T-shirt that themselves, supposedly to keep it away from years later. said "I'D WALK OVER YOU TO SEETHE WHO." cable TV. Fortunately, he pulled himself out of it. In 1982 I'm glad he didn't take his shirt too seriously. "Electric Guitar" is aiming for independent the band released its tenth studio album and I think I remember that incident more than I distribution this spring.—A.T. embarked on a "Farewell Tour." Then, nothing for remember the actual concert itself. That's one of a year. Now, this. the great things about The Who and bands like Sting is angrily buzzing about some less-than- With all of the media attention surrounding the them. Their concerts go beyond just performers flattering comments from Mick Jagger. Twentieth Anniversary of the Beatles, the demise on a stage with an audience watching from a Mick said he's "seen David Bowie, seen of yet another band has gone virtually unnoticed. distance, to a point where it's a special event. Talking Heads and the Police and I mean, is that Instead of going into a detailed account of The Everybody participates — gives and takes all there is?" Who's history — smashed guitars, smashed whatever he wants. In the new Rolling Stone Sting retorts, "You hotel rooms and smashed Rolls Royces — I'd Enough with the in-depth psychological know, it's not a particularly intelligent comment rather talk about how the band has affected analysis of a rock concert! Any listen to their live from Mick — he's a completely dour sort of people (including me). I first ought to warn that album Live at Leeds will tell you that they were bloke. this is not being written by an unbiased hand. the best group to hear live. "I mean, they've been doing nothing innovative Ever since the age of eleven, when a friend played There are a lot of rock stars just now reaching for 20 years — at least we've only been doing it Tommy forme, I've been a Who fan, a "Whoman 40 and beyond. I can't see Mick J agger singing for five." Being." "Satisfaction" when he's 72. What do all of the Stay tuned for round two in the charismatic "My generation" is probably the first song that musicians do if they don't "die before they get lead singer bout, heavyweight division.—A. T. any kid learns on the guitar (it was forme, old?" It will be interesting to see what these anyway), because it's so basic that anyone can people do with their lives after rock. Quiet Riot is the first heavy-metal band that play it. That's the beauty of the song, too — that Pete Townshend has left The Who to be a book ever took a debut album straight to the top of the anyone can play it and, even more importantly, editor for London's prestigious publishing charts. identify with it. Although "My Generation" was company Faber and Faber. I doubt that the rest of "Metal Health " far out-thumped even Led written close to twenty years ago, it still stands the band will go on without him. Actually, it Zeppelin's first LP, which only made it to number- up as one of rock's best songs. probably is better that he left before The Who 10. "My Generation" was the first song that The because just another rock cliche. But I'll still Meanwhile, head-bangers have turned AC- WhoDlaved^attteJLConcert^ 1982 miss the band. DCS "Flick of the Switch" to the "off"position. After hitting a high of number-15, it's sinking like a stone. The two previous AC-DC LP's both made it to number-one.—A. T

Linda Ronstadt feels she's pretty good judge of her own work. During a recent interview, the singer talked about how she measures the success of an album. For instance, take her latest LP release "What's New." Ronstadt says she knew it was good after having to listen to it a lot. The sure sign? — she didn't throw up. Ronstadt will perform the collection of standards with Nelson Riddle for the first time onstage in July at the Sounds in Atlantic City.—D.W. A new Era begins in downtown Winter Park. At left, poster from 1964; right, The Who — Keith Moon, Pete Townshend, Roger Daltrey, John Entwistle (I. to r.) in a 1978 photo six "Come Leh We Go" Doesn't Live Up To Its Name by Dino Londis We Go'!" All of this is from an NGSK press release. "Sounds of the Caribbean artist is proud to "Come Leh We Go" is a single that is presently present... Levi John with his latest "HOT" Soca being aired on WPRK. A few nights ago, the Disco Single "Come Leh We Go". Its upbeat single was played and afterwards, the DJ offered tempo and rhythmic beats make you M-O-V-E!!! the album to the first person who called. No one Once you hear it you will have to sway and shake phoned in. I think this may have been due to the your waist to its magnetic feel. His new single fact that she did not give out the phone number. will actually make you come A-L-l-V-E on 24 After she repeated her request, a listener in the tracks of music and more music ... all right! So Winter Park area phoned and won this "musical come, Come Leh We Go on a musical journey of journey of sheer delight". Quality Used Records & Cassettes sheer delight and entertainment... yes, Come Leh The EP has two songs on it. "Come Leh We WeGoonNGSKIabel." Go" and — my favorite — "Come Leh We Go" BUY-SELL-TRADE Sounds like quite a song. (Extended Club Mix). Everything from current to collectibles "Levi is to the highest degree an exciting, This music is cleaned up and commercial and We sell guitars on consignment exhilerating entertainer. If you have never heard suffers greatly for this sacrifice. him, don't miss this hot new single, 'Come Leh 629-1113 125 W. Fairbanks at Park Avenue, Winter Park Rollins College Sandspur, February 28,1984, Page 11

A WMPNTP wlffrWJST^1 NMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTA bi^izJjiZrMSF&lWSSSI ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMEN K vITMINIT PMTciYrWxTK^NMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTA AINMENT ENTCRTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMEN I nLY .riA- n^f?ft51XTH?.TBlues, Rock and Dog Deafen Reporter by Dave Sarney resi OT tnis an star band kicked in, it was pure If you see my contorted personna skulking Mojo heaven. Be sure to catch these guys around That Rock And Roll arpund campus, please, don't try to speak to me. town. It's not that I'm anti-social, but I just won't be able The stacks were still smoking when the Is Here To Stay to hear you. My eardrums, over worked and over Nighthawks took the stage. They got off to a by Vic Perritt loaded, have finally given up the auditory ghost. rather slow start, but after four or five tunes they This is a dirty business, but someone has to do it. found their sealegs (or in this case blues legs) There are many talented musicians in this Here is a round up of some of the recent shows and took off for a pair of knockout sets. The world, but sometimes talent just isn't enough to that went down in a and around the Orlando area. highlight of the show was a slew of Muddy make the "big time". THE STRA Y CA TS have that . As my colleague Vic Perritt has reported, the Waters covers that the Hawks played with all the something extra, and it has helped to make them Sfray Cats were earth snattering. i-iowever, a energy and flair of the originals. I had to leave the one of the hottest acts in the U.S. Along with a pleasant surprise was the opening act, 14 Karat show at this point, but informed sources tell me tremendous supply of talent, they have style, and Soul. A five man vocal group, 14 Karat Soul that they rocked well into the new day. nowhere has that been more evident than at their lashed out at the teenv boppers with soulful concert on February 11 at the Orlando Jai Alai street corner classics in the spirit of Little The Coveted Dog Award Fronton. It was a lesson in showmanship. Anthony and the Imperials. Their broad range That was the good news, now for the bad During the hour-plus time that they were on covers gospel, jazz, and doo-wop that would have news. This issue's "Dog Award" goes to Black stage (including a double-encore that ended with been greatly appreciated by an older audience. 14 Sabbath, who's abusive excuse for music raped a gut-ripping version of "Jailhouse Rock"), Brian Karat Soul is one of the sleepers of 1984, without my ears, out at the Lakeland Civic Center. There Setzer, Slim Jim Phantom, and Lee Rocker went a doubt. is nothing I can say or print about this show that back to the basics of rock and roll. No messages The point After, down on Rt. 50, booked a pair is civil, so I'll skip it. The only pin-point of light in of great R&B shows this month. First, The are to be found in their songs, except maybe "Let this very dark picture was the performance of Fabulous Thunderbirds, an Austin based group, the Good Times Roll", and sometimes, that's Night Ranger, a band with some talent and good making their first Florida appearance. The T-birds good enough. This was one of those times. audience rapport, who should have headlined introduced us to the kind of tough, back to basics instead of opened. As they made their way through material from rock and roll that has made their style a new their albums, Built For Speed and Rant n'Rave Mecca for young musicians. Led by vocalist/harp with The Stray Cats, it was obvious that the band player Kim Wilson and guitar virtuoso Jimmie was enjoying themselves almost as much as the Vaughan (Stevie Ray's older brother), the T-birds near-capacity audience was. The aisles were full played a hard driving traditional brand of rock of "teenagers" of all ages strutting to such songs and roll that had the place jumping in no time. as "She's Sexy and 17", and slow-dancing to Their material consisted of mostly originals and "Lonely Summer Nights" and "I Won't Stand In was played with professionalism and Your Way Anymore." By the time they played, or spontaneity. I'm beginning to think everything is rather, performed "Rock This Town", the entire bigger (and better) in Texas. arena was one massive party. But the best was yet to come. Last Tuesday's Even parties have to end, though. As the last menu called for a tasty double bill of blues, strains of "Jailhouse Rock" echoed through the featuring the Nighthawks, from Washington, surprisingly excellent sound system, THE STRAY D.C; and Orlando's own Back Door Blues Band. CATS disappeared into the night, leaving behind The B.D.B.B. opened up the show with a them a tired, but grateful audience. I stayed scorching set of delta style blues/rock featuring around for awhile, waiting for the parking lot to tunes from Wilson Picket to the Yardbirds, as clear and watching the young girls at the stage well as originals. Guitarist Tom McCoy (owner plead for any piece of debris that Setzer had of ERA Records) played like his life depended on sweated on. Finally, I headed home with the it, cutting out on solo riffs as dangerous and pounding rhythms of Phantom's drums, Rocker's menacing as a pair of loaded .45s. And when the bass, and Setzer's guitar reverberating in my mind, and I was satisfied to know that, as long as there are groups like THE STRAY CATS, rock and Tom McCoy and the Back Door Blues roll /s here to stay. Band Rollins College Sandspur, February 28,1984, Page 12

ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTA AINMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMEN ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTA AINMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMEN. ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTA AINMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMEN '•••••••••••••••••••••••• WPRK Provides Fascinating Variety In Music chance to experiment. Way back in 1977, when Tuning into a college radio station can be an (now the Blind Dates), and The End. WPRK gives "punk" was just another four-letter word in interesting experience. You'll hear all sorts of a chance for these bands to be heard that they Central Florida (and most of America), WPRK things usually not heard on commercial radio otherwise might not ever get on stations such as was this town's "only alternative"radio station, stations, and that doesn't mean just music. The WDIZ and WBJWthat usually stick with only playing songs and groups that only recently voice of Rollins College is WPRK, located in the proven artists. WPRK also plays songs from became popular, such as The English Beat and basement of Mills Memorial Library. lesser known bands around the country, such as Generation X (Billy Idol's old group). It was an Bhadcasting at 91.5 Megahertz (FM), WPRK the Insect Surfers. Their recent library lawn alternative to most other FM stations that had to plays mainly classical music by day, but from 9 to concert was almost exclusively the result of wait for MTV to tell them it was okay to play a 11 p.m. every night except Sunday, WPRK being included on the WPRK playlist. new type of music. becomes a contemporary/rock station. Blankenburg keeps in touch with these bands "We have a large diversity of music being and their labels, and both prosper from it. The Another plus is the fact that there are no played between 9 and 11 p.m.," said Melinda bands get airplay and the station gets commercials on WPRK, only short public service Blankenburg, the contemporary music director at promotional items such as albums and singles. announcements. It is just straight music for two WPRK. "One DJ has a Jazz-featured artist show, Recently WPRK has been giving away a local hours and occasionally a DJ talking (sometimes others a pop show, another a format consisting reggae artist's 12-inch single to help blundering) between songs. And at the end, there of a lot of syntho-pop, and another that plays "listenership." is five minutes of news, including final sports scores. things like The Jam, The Who, and The Sex The station, of course, does not just play music Pistols. We've also been playing Three Way that nobody knows. Some nights WPRK sounds The request line for WPRK is 64&2398 and they Street, which is a group from Rollins." like almost any other FM rock station. The usually play what you want to hear. The station's The nighttime playlist also includes a few important thing, though, is that WPRK can play listenership is growing, as shown by the other local bands — Wham-a-rama, whose debut different tunes and listeners can be turned on to increased amount of requests. A large part of the album Shut Up and Kiss Me was produced by something they might never have heard before. audience are high school students, some calling R.E.M. producer Mitch Easter. The Sick Band That is the freedom of college radio — the in from as far as Longwood. Tune in sometime to 91.5 FM. Jonah Koslen Baby Divine And The Heroes Is Sheer Wonder 44 Somewhat autobiographical, Bette Midler's Are All Aces" latest "children's novella," The Saga of Baby Divine, is thoroughly laced with the same by Dino Londis delightful anecdotes and "morals"as her previous entrees. It is the story of a baby born Jonah Koslen, the former lead guitarist of the with flaming red hair, platform shoes, and a one- Michael Stanley Band, has formed a band of his word vocabulary — "More." Her ever-tasteful own called, appropriately enough, Jonah Koslen parents are shocked and convinced that the stork and the Heroes. The name of their debut album is made a mistake. Three prostitutes (semi- "ACES." symbolic of the Three Kings in the birth of Christ) Produced in May of 1983, this album has befriend the babe, and the rest of the book is her received little airplay, which is a shame. Although ventures into life and the many lessons she I do not listen to Heavy Metal, I was able to see . learns on the way. through my bias and realize the qualities "aces" This could sound silly. But it works. Written in contains. The songs are solid, consistent and the format of a Dr. Seuss classic with the very memorable. campy and robust vocabulary that is strictly The tracks have a finished feel to them. The Midleresque, The Sage of Baby Divine is sheer word "finished" here, conotates the words wonder page after page. Whether the tale is complete and polished. These men are meandering about with petty cuteness of experienced musicians with a great deal of innocently pondering the great truth in life, it is versatility. Of the four, Jonah Kolsen is the always entertaining and appealing to chile and groups backbone with his confident guitar . adult alike. * playing. Unfortunately, not enough of the talent is One cannot comment on this book, however, displayed. I don't care for solos unless the artist without mentioning the fantastic illustrations by is truly talented, (Phil Collins and Eddie Van Todd Schorr. Almost reminiscent of the Halen for example). But when the musician does Technicolor films of the 50's, the art work in this have the capability, he should exalt it. book is just as fun and appealing as the reading. All groups who release an album put a lot of A full length aminated version of it would be a attention and energy into at least one track of definite possibility if The Saga of Baby Divine has that album. This track, if there is enough money, continued success at the book stores. is released as a single and becomes the album's Regardless, Mr. Schorr's artwork is equivalent representative. For example, Van Halen's "Jump" with that of classic Disney artists' renderings. is the first single released from the current album Her last book, A View from A Broad, told of and demonstrates the groups move toward Bette Midler's adventures on her 1981 World synthesized music. Whether the mover was good Tour. In The Saga of Baby Divine, although never or bad, it was an overt change. That single directly approached, Bette traces her represents its big brother, 1984. development in show business; first as a bright- "Say I'm the One" is the strongest song and eyed infant, then her confrontations with anxiety appears to be the groups selling point. and doubt, and her ultimate self-dependency. She Jonah Koslen's voice appears not to be strong does this skillfully through a continuous rhyming enough for the type of music the group plays. scheme that demands the reader hang on. Even At home? At a friend's? Heavy metal demands a strong voice such as Def though Bette is not officially a professional DOMINO'S In a hurry, or just hungry? writer, it is clear here that she is a woman of Domino's Pizza delivers Leppard's Joe Elliott or at least a scratchy voice PIZZA a hot, delicious pizza in as Angus Young in AC/DC. Back up vocals — immense ability and talent. Though she may not 30 minutes or less. which AC/DC lacks — are quite good in "Aces". be in a class with Erica Jong or Gloria Steinem as DELIVERS Call us. Jonah Koslen might want to reconsider who a contemporary feminist, she is definitely far vocally leads the group. above the Jacqueline Susanns and Judith Fast, Free Delivery™ As for the lyrics, I've learned to expect little Krantzs of her time. Whether writing is to be a Maitland from Heavy Metal groups. Jonah Koslen and the permanent part of the Midler career is yet to be 136 Lake Ave. seen, but if the work remains on a par with Baby Village Plaza Heroes does not surprise me with any social Phone: 628-1161 commentary or new ways to say "I love Her." Divine, I certainly hope so. They do offer, though, strong confident music not unlike the Heavy Metal currently occupying our "It's the point of your view that decided what Our drivers carry less airwaves. you see than $20.00. One Man's flop is another man's hit Limited delivery area. From manners to movies the picture .? 1984 Domino's Pizza, Inc. keeps changing Depending upon where you sit." \ Rollins College Sandspur, February 28,1984, Page 13

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What The Stars Say About Rollins College Compiled by Jopperstubing The Pretenders Just call me Jopperstubing. My father did Jello Biafra of the Dead Kennedv's — 1982 when I was born although I'm not really sure why. Rollins kids, they're a bunch of pukes. I hate Are Back Maybe because my name rhymes with copper them. They should be dead. I wrote a song about tubing and he was a plumber at the time. Anyway, Rollins kids called Terminal preppy. The lyrics are I've just finished reading a book that covers the like this. entire history of Rollins College written by a guy No, I'm not here to team In The Race named Jack Lane. The book is quite interesting I just want to get drunk and it does provide a complete history with the and major in business by Margaret O'Sullivan exception of one major deletion. Jack Lane failed And be tauqht how to f-~. to add a section dealing with what the celebrities Many people, myself included, assumed that have had to say about Rollins throughout the Erich Fromm —1958 the Pretenders would break up or simply fade away after the deaths of two of the band's years. I guess he forgot. No matter, I'll go ahead (at that time, Rollins had a lecture committee members, bassist Pete Farndon and guitarist and list what the stars have had to say and you with a real lecture chairman.) James Honeyman-Scott. But now the group is Rollins is very much like the lugibtz in my belly can just cut this out of the paper and glue it to the back in the spotlight again with two new button in that the hytmas is over the shuktob. back of Jack Lane's almost complete History of members, a new album and a lengthy United Rollins book. This action will make the book (People never did try to figure out just what States tour. entirely complete. Fromm meant by these profound words. No one cared.) Singer/songwriter/guitarist Chrissie Hynde and Mick Jagger—1975 drummer Martin Chambers have been joined by Rollins, it's okay. But not enough black girls Malcom Foster and Robbie Mcintosh. And are there except for the cleaning ladies. One Truman Capote —1974 Learning to Crawl isn't crawling up the charts, it's thing nice about Rollins, my nose could never The theater department is quite nice. There are racing there. The album is already in the Top Ten, starve there. several talented men there. (No kidding, in 1974, the highest mark a Pretenders album has ever there were several talented actors majoring in been. "Middle of the Road" is the first single Hugh Hefner—1978 theater.) released from Learning to Crawl. About thirty At Rollins they're perfect. They're all blond and seconds into listening to it for the first time, I look exactly the same. Just perfect. realized that this group is back, maybe even Kilgore Trout —1971 better than before. Mr. Harry Beltings Jr. — 1983 I once wanted to take a leak on all of Rollins First just a little bit of criticism. The album President of Old Milwaukee Beer Inc. but I couldn't find a mirror big enough. (Read does lack a certain cohesiveness, but a lot of that Rollins is great. Those kids keep the food on Breakfast of Champions and this statement will is due to the fact that studio musicians were my table. It is paradoxical, however, that all of seem very witty.) used during some of the recording sessions those rich kids drink the least expensive beer before Foster and Mcintosh joined the group. The available. best songs prove that it's only temporary. Enough with the negative, already! Chrissie Billy Jean King — 1983 Elizabeth Taylor Hynde is the best female songwriter around. You Rollins has always had a fine women's tennis I'm a lot like the Rollins girls. You think that I can keep Pat Benatar and "Wo, wo, wo, love is a program for such a small school. However, went to college to learn and major in theater? battlefield." Hynde's lyrics are about real things, several of the players just aren 't rugged enough. Hell no. I received 7 MRS. degrees from school. whether it be losing somebody close to you or the industrialization of a small town in the name of Judas Priest Gets Perfect Mix, Blend Footloose Gives Simple Entertainment "progress." She can inject humor and irony into by L.A. Vogel everyday situations, even being stuck on a By Pete Zies Footloose is an entertaining film that suffers Saturday night at a laundromat doing the laundry The new Judas Priest album Defenders of the somewhat because it has the quality of being in "Watching the'Clothes Go 'Round". Who Faith is their best in a long while. It takes their casually organized, it actually appears that the hasn't had at least one weekend when the most new "hard & fast" rock & roll style and carefully producers have spliced together a bunch of exciting thing was putting fabric softener into the mixes in some of their older, mellower stuff. On scenes from previous movies and arranged them rinse cycle? top of this they add sound effects that perfectly into the final product, "Footloose." The movie is Chrissie Hynde's hard-edged stance has top off the album. There isn't one "filler" tune on successful, however, in that the entire case softened since the Pretenders' debut album. the whole album and all of the tracks are held provides the audience with worthwhile Those first songs dealt with rejection, violence, together by a background "theme" of sorts. performances. and even rape — a previously taboo subject. The That's to say that the album isn't just a bunch of The story line focuses on a preacher's lyrics were almost frightening in their directness. sessions cut into an album but it's a carefully daughter (Lori Singer) who desperately tries to One of the biggest influences on her recent designed album. This even goes as tar as tne eschew her holy image. She dates the local hunk writing was the birth of her first child. That one cover design and concept. in the beginning of the movie; however, he later positive event amidst all of the turmoil The title "Defenders of the Faith" is carried turns bad and causes trouble throughout the surrounding the Pretenders and Hynde's further on through the quote on the back cover remainder of the movie. The preacher is personal life seems to have brought a new aspect saying that this is for the defenders of the faith interesting because, on the surface, he appears to her work — optimism. Several of the songs on (They are the only ones who will survive the to be a negative character even though the viewer Learning to Crawl axe addressed to her daughter. coming of "The Metallian"). The album really is a is aware that he is good at heart. His wife proves "Show Me" begins: Defender, too, because it's some of the best hard to be controversial because she holds a strong Welcome to the human race rock to come out recently and it shows that the compassion for the younger generation. With its wars and disease and brutality old masters still are on top. This Priest album is The other main character is the cliche "new You with your innocence anjd grace top quality and is a must for heavy metal lers. kid" (Kevin Bacon) in town who no one in this Restore some pride and dignity small town likes because he comes from a big To a world in decline... city. He finally befriends a typically stupid local You've found yourself a hopeless case who, despite his obtruse qualities, is incredibly One who's seeking perfection on Earth funny. The humor is further heightened through Or some kind of rebirth... the use of confused facial expressions which further delineate his country-bumpkin stupidity. The disenchantment with the world can still be The movies storyline is questionable in that found — but it's tempered with a hope for the many of the events taking place in the movie future. have been obviously borrowed from other motion There are several other standout songs: pictures. For example, the car races appear to be "Thumbelina" — a cranking rockabilly tune — "a lifted directly from Grease. There were several Christmas song called "2000 Miles," and an "rebel without a cause" speeches that were excellent cover version of the Persuader's "Thin made famous years ago by James Dean. Line Between Love and Hate." Last year's singles However, the most blatant rip-off is the finale "Back on the Chain Gang" and "My City Was when the kids decide to put on a dance in order to Gone" are included in Learning to Crawl, too. raise money for a good cause. This is just like all You have to know how to crawl before you can of the old Judy Garland-Mickey Rooney films learn to walk, and you have to know how to walk where the kids have a good cause but the adults before you can learn to run. Learning to Crawl won't support their plans. However, the kids proves that the Pretenders can do all three. continue with their courageous plans anyway by putting on the dance without any aid from the nsupportive adults. New Judas Priest Album Cover Rollins College Sandspur, February 28,1984, Page 14

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SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSft^^ The Soviets Describe America Compiled by Jay Werba up further the military budget which has Green and Gail McColl who warn their fellow- increased, out of every proportion, although the Americans that before they sit down to watch country cannot afford this, the report says. television and listen to yet another press The following articles have been reprinted conference at the White House they should keep from the Soviet newspaper "Moscow CUBA: A PEOPLE INSPIRED BY REVOLUTION in mind that Reagan holds the record among News". These articles are included to It is often said that twenty-five years is a short American presidents for ignorance. At least 300 offer the student a direct look at what time in terms of history, states Jorge Enrique, errors have been picked up in his pronounce­ other countries report about the United Chief Editor of the "Granma" newspaper in an ments, such as misrepresentations, the States. Please note that the Sandspur is article in Pravda marking the 25th anniversary of quotation of false statistics, distortion of not passing a judgment on the Soviet the Cuban revolution. Brevity, however, is a historical facts, etc. relative concept. When a genuine revolution Whether accidental or not, the Christmas Press in anyway. transforms an entire society, as has happened in message from the president was followed by the Cuba since 1959, it is hard to believe that this has publication of a report which Senator Edward SLAVERY IN AMERICA been achieved within a space of only twenty-five Kennedy presented to Congress after his tour of Washington. TASS. Facts showing that the years. In two and a half decades immense the United States. In it, the Senator points out "business" of stealing and selling small children advances have been made in all spheres of life in that at present, the Americans are suffering from is practiced in some states of the USA have been Cuba. many hardships. Thirty-five million suffer from made public. The children are either stolen from Its community of ideas and firm union with the malnutrition, and nearly twenty million their parents in the other parts of the United Communist Party of the USSR, the Soviet State, unemployed or partially employed are living States or secretly brought from neighboring with other countries of the socialist community below the official "poverty line". Central American countries, and are sold at a as with various detachments of the International The Senator suggests that those members of high price. Depending on the age and the colour Communist and National Liberation Movement, the administration who do not believe there is of skin, the price of one child is from 5,000 to has reinforced the foreign policy pursued by the hunger in the United States should stand in a line 10,000 dollars. Most of these children and Cuban Communist Party and Government. at a soup-kitchen in Minneapolis soaking wet in adolescents are actually turned into slaves. Their The authority enjoyed by the Free Island of the cold rain or spend anight in a doss-house in owners force them to work long hours in the Cuba on the international arena goes from Kentucky. They would then witness the tears of a fields and at livestock-breeding farms, to take in strength to strength with every passing year. The pregnant woman who had not eaten for several the harvest under the scorching sun, and do not principle nature of our policies, Cuba's loyalty to days, or the hands of hungry children shaking at pay them any money. For the slightest the cause of peace and its solidarity with the the sight of food. disobedience these present-day slaveowners revolutionary struggle fought by peoples for their But the White House refuses to admit there is severely beat them. independence, national liberation and hunger in the United States. sovereignty, have won Cuba much recognition It is, indeed, much simpler to take advantage of THE DEMOCRATS ON REAGANOMICS and sympathy among progressive mankind. Also Christmas and by disguising the lies in festive Washington. Under Ronald Reagan, America appreciated is the assistance we give to newly wrapping try to make them more convincing. has become even poorer. This conclusion has independent countries helping them to repel acts been made in a report drawn up by Democratic of imperialist aggression and to intensify their HOW THEY DIE IN EL SALVADOR Congressmen together with the Democratic socio-economic development. It is almost odd to die of natural causes in this Party's National Committee. Even if the American Imperialists tried to raze country. This is the opinion of Salvadoran The report stresses that Reagan's policies to the ground our island with its population of ten Catholic Auxiliary Archbishop Roza Chabez, who have led to an unprecedented growth in million, they will not be able to efface the claimed that 9,906 people died in El Salvador in unemployment, and to an abrupt curtailment of example set by the Cuban Revolution, notes 1983 at the hands of the armed forces and rightist the socio-economic programs vital for f0r Jorge Enrique. As has been repeatedly noted by death squads. millions of Americans. As a result, every seventh Fidel Castro, "our example will remain forever." In preparing his report for President Reagan, American, or fifteen percent of the population, Henry Kissinger, chairman of the bipartisan live in dire poverty. In 1982,34 percent of LIES IN FESTIVE WRAPPINGS national commission on Central American Americans lived below the official poverty line, Santa Claus giving out presents is an problems, is unlikely to have reacted to while the number of children living in poor invariable personage at Christmas celebrations statements like the above. The President of El conditions increased by nine percent. in the United States. Another American tradition Salvador, Alvaro Magana, expressed satisfaction The authors of the report state that instead of is that playing the part of Santas is the privilege with the report which essentially gives carte helping the poor Americans, the present of the unemployed. blanche for the continuation of the genocide. administration is continuing its onslaught on the However, recently Ronald Reagan also Both Kissinger and Reagan are forgiving multi- social security programs. They estimate that attempted to play Santa. At a press conference a million dollar aid to the criminals. They differ on in the 1982-1984 fiscal years, tens of thousands ot few days ago he made the following statement to only one thing: Kissinger is for some observance millions of dollars were withdrawn from the funds the American people, wrapping it up as if it was a of "human rights" before military aid is provided, on social needs. The first to be stopped or gift: "1983," he said, "was an excellent year for while Reagan would provide it without any cancelled completely were the programs of the American economy." conditions attached. aid to the elderly, the unemployed, to children How did the Americans react to their VladimirBrodetsky and to the starving, while the money saved has "present"? Most probably they followed the been used by the Reagan administration to beef advice they had been given by journalists Mark Special thanks to Angela Nardi for making available several issues of "Moscow News". Rollins Viewed Through Foreign Eyes by Ed Wylam viewpoint—a more objective one. I see things now that I would probably never have realized if I Well, fellow Fummers, I guess it's time for hadn't made the decision to "try out" another someone to break the news to you: F and M is not school for a semester. It's definitely an Ed Wylam is currently a senior at the only college in the nation where you can experience you should all try. spend 140 hours a week studying and still not get Rollins is rated as a three star school, Franklin and Marshall College in all your work done. It's not the only school where academically, by the New York Times Guide to Lancaster, Pennsylvania. He attended professors expect exceptional work before giving Colleges. Average freshman SAT's this year were Rollins during the spring of '83, his junior out an A, nor is it the only liberal arts institution about 1,000. Compare this to F and M: four stars, year. Upon his return to Franklin, he that "catapults a high percentage" (NY Times 1150 SAT's. Additionally, F and M's reputation is wrote the following column on his Guide to Colleges) of its graduates into good that of a very selective school, full of pre-profes- grad. schools. What I'm getting at is this: while F sional Ivy League rejects. To the contrary, Rollins semester at Rollins, which appeared in and M is a top school, compared to the 2,000 is dubbed one of the old "country club schools the Franklin College newspaper, College institutions of higher learning in the United for rich goof-offs." (also from the Times guide.) I Reporter. States, It is not as superior in every area as we'd figured that my guest semester would be spent love to think. watching a bunch of preppy drunks (using After spending two and a half years at F and M, incorrect English, of course) drag racing their I am now studying at Rollins College in Winter Alfas and BMWs. I also counted on being the Park, Florida, for one semester. Rollins is swiftest kid on campus, breezing through all my somewhat similar to F and M; it's a small (1,400) courses and studying 10 hours a week, maximum. coed, liberal arts school. My courses here are I mean, I was accepted at Penn! Yes, I was going interesting, but I think what's more interesting is to spend my semester getting a great tan. my ability now to look at F and M from a different Sorry to say, it just didn't work out. The Rollins College Sandspur, February 28,1984, Page 15

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After phone Health Center Ext. 2235 for information The earth had been beautiful until the spirit of hours and on weekends, in the event of serious and appointment. Health educational programs man moved over it and destroyed all things. injuries or illnesses, first contact your R.N., then and informal group information sessions will be call the Campus Operator for assistance. If the available on request during the school year for And man said- illness can be controlled the student should visit students, staff and faculty. In each Sandspur Let there be darkness... and there was darkness. the Health Center the following day to be issue there will be a special column "Here's To And man liked the darkness; so he called the evaluated. Your Health". darkness "security"; COMING And he divided himself into races and religions Pam Leiby, R.N. will take Blood Pressures and classes of society. for faculty and staff on request each day at WOMAN'S HEALTH SEMINAR Saturday, April 28, Student Health Center. 1984, on Rollins College Campus. Co-sponsored And there was no evening and no morning on the by Rollins College Student Health Center and seventh day before the end. Our new part-time Staff Physicians are: Peter Birth Control Center, Inc., Orlando, Florida. And man said- Let there be a strong government to control us in our darkness. Let there be armies to control our bodies, so that Anorexia Nervosa And Bulimia Examined we may learn to kill one another neatly and efficiently in our darkness. By Peggy Merritt, A.R.N.P. And there was no evening and no morning on the Bulimics may talk ceaselessly of new diets. They sixth day before the end. usually fluctuate in weight and become EATING HABITS THAT CAN KILL — Anorexia depressed. And man said... Nervosa and Bulimia Treatment of Anorexia and Bulmia is very Let there be rockets and bombs to kill faster and difficult to control and refrequently results in a deadlier; The idea that "thinner is better" can be two to three month period of hospitalization. Let there be gas chambers and furnaces to be hazardous to your health. Many young women Occasionally it is necessary to feed the person more thorough. (and some men) starve themselves sick due to through a nasal gastric tube or by And there was no evening and morning on the the "I'm fat" self image. hyperalimentation (catheter inserted into jugular fifth day before the end. What is Anorexia? It is a combination of vein and threaded into the superior vena cava). biochemical, cultural, and psychological Therapy includes indepth counseling, and And man said- disturbances that keeps the person from eating. recently new drug therapy has been added to the Let there be drugs and other forms of escape, for It is not a loss of appetite but a bizarre treatment regime. there is this constant annoyance — "reality" — preoccupation with eating - coupled with an Individual counseling car be obtained on which is disturbing our comfort. obscessive desire to attain pencil-like thinness Rollins College Campus by contacting Judy And there was no evening and no morning on the through restricted food intake and rigorous Provost, extension 2194. Also available is the fourth day before the end. exercise. Even when the person is extremely Anorexia Nervosa and Bulimia Self-Help Group, emaciated she/he will still complain of being too which meets at the First Baptist Church, Room And man said- fat. If the starvation goes too far, menstruation 250, educational center, every Thursday at 7 PM. Let there be division among the nations, so that stops, soft hair appears on the skin and the heart For information phone Tori Pruitt at 677-0910. we may know who is our common enemy. rate slows. Then catabolism of brain tissue - Irrational dieting is not uncommon and the And there was no morning and no evening on the causes apathy, confusion and coma. The body following facts about health should be third day before the end. loses its resistance to infection, and circulatory considered: failure becomes a frequent cause of death. 1. Nobody has ever proved that losing weight And finally man said- Another nutritional disorder which is common improves the life expentancy of moderately fat or Let us create God in our own image. in the same age group is Bulimia. Bulimia can be average-weight people. Let some other god compete with us. a complication of Anorexia but it also affects 2. The people who live longest appear to be those Let us say God thinks as we think, hates as we certain normal weight women who stifle who eat the most-but don't get fat because they hate, and kills as we kill. episodes of binge eating by inducing themselves are physically most active. And there was no morning and no evening on the 3. The choice of foods rather than the amount is to vomit or excessive use of laxatives. Bulimics second day before the end. suffer from poor impulse control — some abuse what should receive most attention. People who drugs and/or alcohol or engage in petty crimes diet sould be careful to get all necessary On the LAST day there was a great noise on the nutrients. like shoplifting. Preoccupied with their weight. face of the earth. Fire consumed the beautiful globe, and there was — SILENCE. The blackened earth now rested to worship the one true God; professors here assign just as much reading as literature from the Admissions or Alumni office And God saw all that man had done and in the they do at F and M. SAT scores don't mean a that doesn't state the F and M is the 20th largest silence over the smoldering ruins... whole lot either—the students here are just as producer of PH'd earners, and so and so forth. HE WEPT. bright and dedicated to their work as in Fumland. Status is a rather silly thing to be constantly Good grades require work, and so do poor ones. preoccupied with, if you think about it. Submitted by Landstreicher And like any expensive liberal arts college, there I think the saddest point I've noticed between these two schools and their students is that we are a lot of kids from higher and upper middle about schools like Colby and Bowdoin, which are aren't as happy with F and M as Rollins students class backgrounds. Professors are dedicated, stuck in backwoods villages in Maine, hours from are with their school. We seem to loathe our work friendly, always willing to help. Based on these civilization? Those kids amuse themselves and the distribution requirements; Lancaster grounds, I've found very little difference between without making excuses about the drinking age represents a kind of four year jail term that must the quality of education at Rollins and F and M, or the much more "stagnant" towns their schools be served in order to be a success in life. although I had been led to believe otherwise. are in. Everything at F and M is a drag; the work, the The major difference between these two In the end, it has been great to go to a different town, the social life, it all sucks. At Rollins, schools is the people. At Rollins, everyone knows school. I've made some judgements for myself people don't put the school down. They're happy they have lots of work to do, but they don't that will be of good use during my senior year at with themselves and they're into taking courses constantly harp about it like we do at F and M. F and M. I now know that the horrendous study and learning new things. Nobody complains of a People at Rollins don't seem to have an image pressures we have are self-induced. I realize that man c e bad social life; everyone finds friends and they do obsession like Fummers; a good y °"Y [: as students, we're not as superior to those at # whatever turns them on. sations at F and M focus on the UNBELIEVABLE other colleges as we'd like to believe. The so- workload, the ranking of the school in the Granted, Rollins is in sunny Florida, only an called "problem" of lacking social life and Barron's profile, the "high quality of the hour from the beach, with a drinking age of 19. Lancaster's deadness are misconceptions that students, etc., etc., which leaves us with the But what difference does the 21 drinking age we can remedy. And perhaps most importantly, conclusion we want to hear we're the BESi. it s have? How many of you under the age of 21 don't I've found that getting a college education as if we're always trying to prove something to go out and get bombed because of it? Lancaster doesn't have to be a chore. It is an experience ourselves. This obsession has some roots in tne is not New York City, but look at Dickinson! that can be really enjoyable, provided that you administration-just try to pick up a piece of Carlisle is a lot worse than Lancaster. What have the right attitude. Rollins College Sandspur, February 28,1984, Page 16

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On Thursday, March 8, the Rollins Tars match like he would any other Major will host the 1979 World Champion League team. He is not sure who will be Pittsburgh Pirates in an exhibition game. pitching or playing, as it basically I recently received a letter from Jim depends on who is in the best shape at Bowden (Rollins, class of 1983) who is the time. However, four or five pitchers now working in the Pirate's public will most likely be used and the line-up relations department. Jim is very pleased will probably consist of stars and those with the upcoming event and has been in who are trying to get there. touch with Pirates' Manager, Chuck Tanner. Tanner says he will treat this — Ed. Note

Manager Chuck Tanner Three time batting champ Bill Madlock. Second Baseman Johnny Ray

All photos courtesy of Pirates public relations man Jim Bowden. Men's Basketball Bids Farewell To Four Players. best years of my life." After graduation, Theo is by Erica Staffeld hoping to get a coaching job at his high school Dave Wiesenhahn has played basketball in Four basketball players; three seniors and one alma mater, Edgewater High. He is currently three of his 4 years at Rollins, missing only his graduate student; three business majors and one taking classes that will enable him to get junior year. In those four years, he has undergone English major. Rollins will be losing this and certified as a Math teacher so that if he gets the a lot of changes: "My attitude has improved. I much more when Theo McWhite, Glenn coaching job he can also teach. Theo's interests learned to accept things as they are; go for it and Stambaugh, Dave Wiesenhahn, and Greg Hahn outside of basketball include fishing, hunting, hope for the best." When he was younger, Dave graduate this year. These four students have and anything outdoors: "I love water; it's exciting played both football and basketball. His father contributed to this school in a variety of ways, to walk down by the lake, listen to the birds, or was a big influence on him during those years. including, of course, basketball. This group is a watch the sunrise. What I'll miss the most," he He played on a NCAA championship team in very special one to Coach Tom Klusman, for their continued, "is the people. It's like being part of 1961, and also played a few years in the NBA and freshman year was also his — they have grown one big family — everybody knows each other." ABA. At Rollins, he is a Business major. He up together. "I'll miss those kids. This school Glenn Stambaugh will "miss all the free time hopes to stay in Winter Park after graduation and should be proud of them," said Klusman, and the laid-back atmosphere. I'll miss getting look for a job. "I'll miss the college life," he said, "nobody ever tells people that until they're dead, psyched up for games and playing in front of "someday I'll have to wake up every morning and and then it's too late. If you can get it across to fans. I'll be close enough so that I won't miss the go to work for somebody." Klusman admires these kids that they're special, that will be good." guys." Klusman feels that he will be missed for Dave's ability to come into a game and do the job Theo is a Co-Captain this year, along with his hustle and hard work, as well as for his he was needed to do. "He was never intimidated; Glenn. According to Klusman, the team really personality. He is leaning towards getting a job he was very valuable to the ball club. He pushed missed Theo's quickness and leadership when after graduation, probably in a bank, but he is the starters and kept them on their toes." he got injured. This is his fifth year at Rollins; he also considering graduate school, most likely at The final senior is Greg Hahn. He transferred to had another year of eligibility after graduation Florida State University or the University of Rollins last year from FSU because he wanted a because he transferred into Rollins after a month Florida. As captain this year, Glenn felt an smaller school, where there was more interaction at Eastern Kentucky University and therefore had obligation to keep the guys' spirits up, "It put to sit out that year in basketball. "It helped me to more pressure on me," he said, "I couldn't show have that year off — I could concentrate upon if I got down or upset. I knew this team the best Please turn top. 17 — studying," says Theo, "it was probably one of the — maybe because I was a captain." "Four Seniors" Rollins College Sandspur, February 28,1984, Page 17

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Four Seniors Men's Tennis Shoots For National Championship. by Dave Feher with the professors. He is majoring in English, but is entering the Marine Corps for 3 years after The Rollins College Men's Tennis team is off graduation. He started playing basketball in the and running on their quest for the NCAA Division 4th grade: "I totally loved it as soon as I threw a II National Championship. Currently at 8-2, the ball at the hoop. I use it as my problem solver — Tars have posted wins over Flagler, UCF, Florida Emergency Hooper — other people like drugs, I Southern and South Florida, among others. The think basketball is the answer." When he leaves squad's two setbacks have come at the hands of Rollins, Greg says he'll miss "the loft in my room, Maryland and South Florida. being carefree, and the opportunity to be on a In the first match against South Florida, at college team." He is positive he will be playing Rollins, the Tars found themselves sitting pretty basketball after graduation: "I love my shot and I after the singles, leading 4-2. However, in three always will." His devotion to basketball is very heated doubles matches, South Florida stole the evident to Klusman. "Being on the team was very show, sweeping all three in straight sets. important and it showed," he said, "he really Exactly one week later, in Tampa, Rollins The 1983-4 Mens Tars. Coach Norm enjoyed being out there, and that's fun to see. He turned the tables, sweeping South Florida in the could be one of the most improved players on the doubles en route to a 6-3 win. The turnaround Copeland is bottom row, right. ball club." could be due to what Coach Norm Copeland has strength is at their bottom three positions, as All of these five players will be missed characterized as "the coaching move of the they are perhaps the most consistent performers tremendously. Although some got more playing century." He adjusted the doubles back to the in the country. In addition, the "new" Brian Talgo, time than others, they were all an integral part of successful duos of last year — the three teams the speedy B.K. Cody and the inspired play of the team. To finish, one final thought from being Brian Talgo/Rob Bates, David Feher/Brian Rob Bates could spell trouble for Rollins' foes. Klusman: "We always miss Seniors. They provide Morrissey, and B.K. Cody/Mark Gabriel. They all Facing the most difficult schedule in recent leadership, and will be tough to replace." put on an inspired performance which could years (including Division I and powerhouse prove to be the catalyst for another successful Miami), the Tars appear ready for the main season. stretch of their season, culminating on May 15, in The Tars are led by Ail-Americans Brian Talgo San Marcos, Texas: The NCAA Division II (#1), and Rob Bates ). They are followed by Championships. Barring injuries or any B.K. Cody, Brian Morrissey, newcomer Jonas unforseen circumstances, the Tars will be there Tar Pits Martenson and Captain Dave Feher. The Tar's ... and they will make people stand up and notice.

by David Greenberg Sports Editor Key For Lady Tars Is "Doubles" by Dave Feher At press time, the Rollins baseball team is off to a less than impressive start. In their first series The Women's Tennis team is gearing up for vs. the University of Georgia, the Tars split, and another successful season behind veteran coach currently hold a 1-1 record. However, the squad Ginny Mack. The Lady Tars, ranked fourteenth in accumulated only five hits in the two games. NCAA Division I, are coming off a 3-4 fall season, And, to add to their troubles, Catcher Dave which included many close matches and some McCoy suffered a knee injury during the season disappointing losses. opener, and could be sidelined for the entire Led by Ail-American Jenni Goodling and season. According to Rollins Coach Boyd Coffie, freshman sensation Mary Dinneen, the Tars have the next week or so, will be an indication as to an interesting mix of youth and experience. how the team will fare this year. There have been Newcomers to the top six are Dinneen, Alyson a few bright spots thus far: the speedy base Farlow(#4), and Lynn Godar(#6). Add in Goodling running of Centerfielder Shawn Pender has been (#2), Joni Holzschuh (#3), and Diane Sawyer (#5), an inspiration to the Tars; Brian Meyer, Dick and you have the makings of a fine singles Dvorak, Greg Stake, and Roger Vierra have all lineup. This is their strength. pitched well, especially since the season is so The women have split their first two matches young; optimism is high. Many feel that the team of the spring with a 6-3 victory over Florida State has enough talent to make up for the injuries; and and a disappointing 7-2 loss to the University of finally, one can only take this slow start for what South Florida, in Tampa. The victory over FSU it is worth, which is not a whole hell of a lot. Last was an overall team effort. Leading 4-2 after the year, the Tars were 2-4 after their first six games, singles, Rollins took two of the three doubles and they went on to the Regional Playoffs. matches to clinch the win. However, against South Florida, Rollins found .__ The Orlando Tennis & Racquet Club is offering themselves down 4-2 after the singles. Sweeping a special Racquet ball Package to Full Time Rollins Students. The fees are as follows: $50.00 Annual Dues $2.50 per person per court hour during Non- Coach Ginny Mack Prime time hours. In other words, you can play the doubles would be an extremely difficult task, any time Monday-Friday 7 a.m.-3 p.m. and 9 p.m.- especially on foreign turf. Despite an excellent 11 p.m., and all day Saturday and Sunday. effort, South Florida swept the doubles and came All fees are subject to 5% sales tax. away with the win. If you are interested, please call Terri for more The key to success for the Lady Tars lies in the info at the Orlando Tennis & Racquet Club, 644- doubles. Coach Ginny Mack must find three 5411. stable teams that can close out a match. Too many times, the team has been ahead after the Hardworking men and women are needed to singles only to come away empty in the doubles. act as student athletic trainers for Rollins' varsity The addition of Lia Baker, currently the resident athletic teams. The department will fund an "doubles specialist", should help Coach Mack in intensive course in care and prevention of her search for the right doubles combinations. If athletic injuries to be held this summer. A unable to find these combinations, the Lady Tars modest monthly stipend will be awarded. could be in for a rough season. Experience as a student athletic trainer is However, if Mack can reach into her bag of preferred but not required. We are looking for tricks and come up with the right duos, the Lady one FRESHMAN, SOPHOMORE, and JUNIOR to Tars will undoubtedly continue the winning remain in this program until graduation. All tradition of an NCAA Division I powerhouse. interested students should contact Charlie Urban in the athletic office, extension 2429, to set up an Freshman stalwart Mary Dinneen hterview. All photos courtesy of Athletic Dept. Rollins College Sandspur, February 28,1984, Page 18

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