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THE OLDEST COLLEGE NEWSPAPER IN FLORIDA ;TOBER 28, 2005 FOUNDED IN 1894

IN BRIEF President's New Digs Hurricane Wilma Causes a Swirl of Controversy on Rollins Campus • The storm's policy and students and fac­ ulty began to e-mail the damage may be President trying to coax the found more in EOPT away from their deci­ On Friday, October 21, more campus relations sion. Caitlin McConnell, Stu­ than 200 members of the dent Government Associa­ Rollins community gathered than fallen trees. tion President, sent out an for the formal dedication of email to the students shortly Barker House. Located just by John Ferreira before 10 p.m. on Sunday east of the Rollins campus on the sandspur night saying that she was at­ the shores of Lake Virginia, Hurricane Wilma, the tempting, to the best of her this is the first on-campus twenty-first named storm of abilities, "to persuade the ad­ residence for College presi­ the 2005 hurricane season, ministration to reconsider dents and their families. made landfall on Monday, their decision." In the e-mail October 24, just outside of McConnell said that Presi­ CSI: Rollins College Naples on the southwest dent Duncan was standing coast of Florida. Residents of firm on the opinion since the the Central Florida area campus is 80% residential were prepared for the worse, that the students were not in as Orange County was danger to attend. Most stu­ under an inland Tropical dents could not understand Storm Warning. Some resi­ why so many cancelled class dents were reminded of last while Rollins did not. year's Hurricane Charley In response to the on­ that shifted its track just A "mock" crime scene was coming storm many Central investigated by Professor of prior to landfall and made a Florida counties and organi­ Anthropogy Carol Lauer's direct hit on the area causing zations cancelled or limited Forensic Anthropology class significant damage. activities on Monday. All on Tuesday, October 18. The Rollins community Central Florida counties can­ Joining the investigation was was on edge and many were celled class, and several Cen­ Winter Park Police detective fearful of a Charley repeat. tral Florida county govern­ and Rollins graduate The Emergency Operations ments, including Orange Stephen J Sciortino, '83. Team (EOPT) met on Friday Country, cancelled its ses­ NURI VALLBONA/The Miami Herald and decided that unless con­ sions. Many universities and UNDER DESTRUCTION: The Broward County School Board ditions worsened the predic­ colleges across the region Building sustained major damage during Hurricane Wilma IN THIS ISSUE tions did not warrant the cancelled class including the Monday, October 24, 2005, in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. cancellation of classes and University of Central Florida The Boys Are Back in Town other activities. This asser­ and Stetson University. tion was based upon Winter Embry-Riddle announced Park and Orlando wind as­ that it would remain open sessments made by extreme­ on Sunday but then can­ ly detailed weather forecast­ celled class on Monday at 10 ing. EOPT did leave the door a.m. open for a possible change in The flames of discontent Musical group Hanson visit­ policy saying that if condi­ were fanned even more on ed the Rollins Campus last tions worsened they would Monday morning when week to show their docu­ cancel class. Hurricane President Lewis Duncan mentary on the state of the Wilma did gain some sent out an email in which music industry, "Strong strength as it exited the Yu­ he said that while most Enough to Break". catan peninsula. Many stu­ protest emails he received page10 dents and faculty assumed were "earnest and open" that so many other institu­ some were "uncivil and im­ Everybody Neat and Pretty? tions were canceling their mature." The President then Then on with the show! Monday activities that endeavored to explain the [According to a Rollins would follow suit. decision making process to Inew rule passed by Many members of the those who found it flawed. NBA commission­ Rollins community were He defended the position er David Stern, shocked with the EOPT an­ that it would be safe to have players are now re­ nounced at 2:30 p.m. that class, that any power out­ quired to dress up "classes scheduled on Mon­ ages would be localized and Iwhen off the court. day, October 24 are expected brief, and the storm would page 18 to continue as planned." go by quickly ending at Students and faculty around 1 p.m. Duncan also members were outraged at said that UCF and Stetson NEWS.. 2 the decisions and many were closing for their partic- OPINIONS ....5 feared for their safety as they tular reasons. Stetson, be­ cause it is located in a flood DANI PICARD /The Sandspur HOLTNEWS ....8 walked to class during the A BLUSTERY DAY FOR ROLLINS: Damage to the Rollins ENTERTAINMENT ... .10 storm. On Sunday attempts plain and UCF is a com­ LIFE & TIMES . .13 Campus and greater Winter Park area was minimal despite a were made to change the muter campus. SPORTS .. 18 brief period of tropical-storm force winds on Monday. OCTOBER 28,2005 THE SANDSPUR NEWS Tulane Students Work The Haunting of the Annie Russell Hard to Overcome • Rumors of a er ghost haunts the Annie as well but no documentation by Jill Moon versity, the University of lane and attended one ghost in the Annie has been found to prove or st.louis post-dispatch Missouri at St. Louis and week of classes before Kat­ Russell are com­ disprove such a claim. Sup­ Webster University. About rina hit. Fire ants. Mold. Those posedly a security guard 40 people came, including "Wash U. was incredi­ mon, but is there are just a couple of things committed suicide, hanging 10 St. Louis alumni. ble absolutely incredible. I confronting Tulane Univer­ any truth to them? himself from the trap door in "I am trying to spin it in feel completely at home," sity students when they re­ the basement of the Annie. a positive way for me," said Keller said. by Sophia Koshmer turn to New Orleans. In a Sandspur article pub­ Susan Keller, a third-year She is flying to New staff reporter But on Sunday, Cres­ lished in October of 2000, a law student at Washington Orleans Wednesday to cent City favorites red It is unclear as to girl was quoted as having University. She is staying drive her moldy, fire-ant beans and rice were served whether or not a ghost truly been down in the basement with her parents in Eureka. infested car back to St. up for displaced students does haunt the Annie Rus­ and hearing someone whis­ "I do plan on coming back Louis. Keller will return to while Zydeco music played sell theatre, but traditionally per in the darkness, "Hey, here after graduation." her unscathed second floor in the background. The there are certainly many sto­ come here." apartment in Jefferson evacuees gathered behind She said she was taking ries that have been passed Another student in an Parish for the spring se­ the Art Museum in Forest advantage of being here by down of such sightings and electric closet in the Annie mester. Park to share trials and tri­ looking for jobs. She also strange happenings that was said to have been an­ Other Tulane students umphs. It wasn't a home­ said that the law school have taken place there. This swering th phone only to said they've had good ex­ coming, it was "Tulane and Washington University is one among a multitude of hear dead air on the other periences in St. Louis. Un­ Overcoming 2005." Tulane is fabulous. Sandspur articles in past end. Then suddenly the clos­ University Alumni Associ­ Keller, who has lived in dergraduate students Na­ years chronicling this et slammed shut and the 7 ation's St. Louis Chapter New Orleans for seven talia Filippov of Houston "ghostly presence ' of which lights went out as the phone was the host. years, had no problems and Patrick Brady of can all be found in the rang wildly off the hook. She getting into Washington Houma, La., attend St. Displaced chemistry Rollins Archives located on could swear she heard the University's law school. Louis University. Both professor Scott Grayson, the basement level of the sound of a knife running Tulane's Jaw school re­ agree St. Louis is a nice who is from St. Charles, Olin Library, ted an article down metal. When the door leased the third-year stu­ change of scenery and it contacted the association's by an anonymous source opened finally she bolted dents first because they seems like a vacation. Ac­ president, Ruth Zarren- who supposedly spent the without question. have to take the bar exam counting and finance stu­ Koch, about getting Tulane night in the Annie to obtain Annie Russel's favorite in July. Once released, she dent Lauren Ledbetter of students together to share his seat was said to be in Row C, contacted St. Louis Univer­ Chicago and law student their experiences in the af­ The Annie Russell was Seat 1. It is said that the seat sity and Washington Uni­ Charles Inslerof New Or­ termath of Hurricane Kat­ donated in 1932 by Mary has been seen pushed down versity. Both offered enroll­ leans, both at Washington rina. Grayson is temporari­ Curtis Bok as a gift to her on its own as if Annie her­ ment and said she could ly teaching at Washington University, said the schools friend, Annie Russell an ac­ self, were sitting there. It has start classes late. She start­ University where 80 Tulane were very welcoming. Nev­ complished actress of her also been said to flap wildly ed at Washington Universi­ students are enrolled. He ertheless, they're looking time, who ran the theatre up andy down if Annie is ty Sept. 6, two weeks after provided a way to contact forward to heading south until she died in 1936. not pleased with the produc­ classes started. Publishers students through their and returning to Tulane. tion. overnighted free law books The Sandspur in October adopted universities, to Keller. She already had of 1986, printed an article by Mostly, however, Annie which include St. Louis purchased books for Tu­ an anonymous source who has been described as a University, Maryville Uni­ supposedly spent the night kindly ghost with only the in the Annie to obtain his intention to watch over those story. Research from 1986, that reside in the theatre concludes that many believe after her. Two students, a nova southeastern university that a presence exists in the David and Joni Gawlikawski Annie but not a ghost per were rehearsing a scene health professions say. Head of the Theatre at from "Anything Goes" when the time of this article, a Dr. they supposedly heard mys­ Nastiff, was quoted as say­ terious clapping from a back ing, " The Theatre is a place seat in the audience only to where we are most in touch find that no one else was with our feelings. That is there. partly what an actor does, he Most of the stories in­ portrays, sells and feels emo­ clude lights going out, doors tions. The chemistry in the being slammed and ghostly theatre may lead your imag­ apparitions of a woman in a ination to ghosts." Many lavender dress from the open house have also been recorded as 1900's wandering about the mantioning that every the­ theatre and its balcony. atre certainly needs it ghost On the whole, however, which the Annie being no most of those interviewed 1:15-2:30 p.m. 2:45-4:00 p.m. Sunday, October 30, 2005 exception to the rule. have not seen or encoun­ • Audiology • Anesthesiologist Such stories have been tered any of these strange 3200 South University Drive • Health Science Assistant passed down as the follow­ happenings but have heard Fort Lauderdale-Davie, Florida ing: During Annie Russell's them told. • Medical Science • Biomedical Sciences Please join us as our deans, program first stage production, "Ri­ While none of these oc­ • Osteopathic directors, and admissions personnel meet vals" when the theatre currences have been docu­ Medicine • Dental Medicine with prospective candidates and discuss our opened in 1931, the curtains • Nursing mented, many believe in the • Pharmacy programs. Tours for the first session will be went up exactly six minutes ghost of Annie Russell. Yet it held at noon and 12:30 p.m. Tours for the • Physical Therapy • Occupational late. Some years later when is entirely up to interpreta­ Therapy second group will be held after the session. • Physician Refreshments will be served. Call (954) 262- doing a revival of this pro­ tion. Once thing is certain, • Optometry Assistant 1101 or 800-356-0026, ext. 1101, for directions duction the power mysteri­ upon entering the Annie • Vascular • Public Health or more information. ously went out causing the Russell theatre you can cer­ Sonography • Financial Aid production to begin exactly tainly feel its history as in • Financial Aid NOVA six minutes late which no ex­ many places on the Rollins SOUTHEASTERN NSU UNIVERSITY planation for the power out­ campus. Nova Southeastern University admits students of any race, color, and national or ethnic origin. to-022-05ESJ age. Rumor has it that anoth­ OCTOBER 28,2005 NEWS THE SANDSPUR Hurricane Wilma Hits Insurgent Bomb Mexico and Florida Attack in Iraq • Hurricane County were quickly filling Wilma made her turn to­ Wilma causes dev­ up with evacuees. Governor wards Florida and began to Over Constitution Jeb Bush warned residents in gain speed. Since the storm cant portion of the hotels' astation in Mexico the Keys to evacuate. was expected to move so • Iraqi insurgents guests since the invasion as In Fort Myers Beach, a quickly across Florida, resi­ before striking bomb hotel com­ hostages. firefighter shouted into a dents of Atlantic coast cities Security personal on the southern Florida. loud speaker, "Mandatory such as Miami and Fort plex after Sunni scene, however, said there evacuation, you are hereby Lauderdale were likely to by Rochelle Siegel minority rejects was no follow-up ground as­ ordered to leave your resi­ face hurricane-force winds the sandspur constitution. sault and that the only shots dence by the board of the nearly as strong as those on in the area were Iraqi mili­ Last Thursday, Wilma county commissioners of the Gulf Coast. by Matthew Schofield tary and police spraying was gathering strength at a Lee County, Florida." Gover­ Wilma crashed ashore knight ridder tribune gunfire, as they frequently record pace, growing into nor Bush announced that early Monday morning at BAGHDAD, Iraq - Insur­ do after such attacks. the most intense Atlantic heavy power outages and about 6:30a.m. near Cape gents launched a coordinat­ The bombing came storm ever recorded, a cate­ flooding were to be expect­ Romano, 22 miles south of ed car-bomb attack Monday shortly after election officials gory five monster with 175 ed, and the National Guard Naples in Collier County. As on the Palestine and Shera­ aniounced preliminary ref­ mph winds. Wilma also set a was put on alert. State and a strong category three ton hotel complex - one of erendum results that record for the most rapidly federal officials had trucks of Wilma battered southwest Baghdad's most famous showed the deep divide be­ strengthening hurricane ice and food ready to hand­ Florida with 125-mph winds landmarks - less than two tween the nation's Sunni ever. Wilma also dropped to out. FEMA was ready also to and pounding waves that hours after it became clear Kurds and Shiite Muslim a record setting barometric send in dozens of military threatened flooding in low- that Iraq's Sunni Muslim majority on the one hand pressure. The National Hur­ helicopters and 13.2 million lying areas. The Hurricane- Arab minority had over­ and its Sunni Arabs on the ricane Center bases a storm's ready-to-eat meals if needed. force wind of at least 74-mph whelmingly rejected a pro­ other. Officials said they strength on barometric pres­ Tornados formed in some extended 90 miles from the posed national constitution. hoped to have final election sure, not wind speed, and areas before Wilma even center, and wind blowing at Final nationwide results will results Tuesday, 10 days they said that Wilma's pres­ made land-fall. At least four tropical storm-force reached be announced Tuesday. after the voting. sure dropped to 882 mil­ tornados announced the ar­ outward 230 miles, accord­ At least 17 people died The early results, repre­ libars, the lowest minimum rival of the powerful Hurri­ ing to the National Hurri­ in the bomb attacks, and two senting essentially 100 per­ pressure ever measured in a cane. One tornado was spot­ cane Center. Mexico had to dozen wounded were treat­ cent of the vote in 14 of Iraq's hurricane in the Atlantic. ted near Kennedy Space endure howling winds and ed in the shredded remains 18 provinces, showed the Pressure drops as the hurri­ Center at Cape Canaveral. torrential rain for two days. of the Palestine Hotel lobby. constitution winning ap­ cane gains strength. The pre­ Also, a restaurant was dam­ At least two people were The bomb attack at proval by a large margin, 77 vious record was set by Hur­ aged in Cocoa Beach and an killed in Mexico. Thirteen about 5:40 p.m. targeted the percent to 23 percent. But ricane Gilbert in 1988 at 888 orchid nursery was dam­ others died in Jamaica and hotel complex in the city where it lost, it lost big: In millibars. aged on Merritt Island. Tor­ Haiti, and four bodies were center known as the site of Sunni Arab-dominated nados were expected all found off Cozumel. The most international news Rain pounded Key West Anbar and Salahuddin throughout Monday. At 12 outer bands battered almost broadcasts from the city and in the early hours of Monday provinces, 97 percent and 82 a.m. Monday morning, the entire state with heavy for its view of Fardos morning as Hurricane percent of voters said no. Wilma was centered about rains, strong wind gusts and Square, where celebrating Wilma sped up toward Flori­ If "no" votes in one of the 115 miles west of Key West, tornados. Iraqis tore down a statue of da, threatening residents four remaining provinces 160 miles southwest of Saddam Hussein in April with 115-mph winds, torna­ Most populated areas on total more than 66 percent, Naples, and moving north­ 2003. dos, and a storm surge of the Gulf Coast experienced the constitution will have seawater that could flood the east at about 18-mph. Hurri­ widespread flooding, crum­ The attack began when cane-force winds of at least been defeated. A "no" vote Keys and the state's south­ pled mobile homes, airborne one or two suicide bombers has always been considered west coast. Shortly after 74-mph extended up to 85 roofs and countless downed drove cars into the 9-foot- miles from the center and possible in Ninevah midnight, a wind gust of 60- trees. Early damage esti­ high, razor wire-topped province, the home of the mph was measured in Key wind blowing at tropical mates were at least $2 bil­ blast walls surrounding the storm-force reached out­ city of Mosul, which has yet West, There was sunshine lion. And seven deaths were two tall hotels, though U.S. to be reported. ward up to 230 miles. reported in the state. military officials said the ini­ early Sunday morning in the In the Shiite and Kurdish tial attack might have been Keys, and even some boaters Wilma marks Florida's Fort Lauderdale and provinces, approval was two rocket blasts instead of out in the water, as did many eighth hurricane since Au­ several other cities ordered close to unanimous. In car bombs. residents, went about their gust 2004, and the fourth residents to boil tap water. Dhouk and Sulaimaniyah normal routines. "We were evacuation of the Keys this In Miami, the winds shat­ The explosions knocked provinces, 99 percent of vot­ born and raised with storms, year. Wilma killed at least tered skyscraper windows, a hole in the wall, and two ers said yes. minutes later television cam­ so we never leave," a resi­ three people along Mexico's leaving a coating of glass The high percentages eras recorded an explosives- dent of Key West, Ann Fer­ Caribbean coast, where re­ shards along downtown raised suspicions that the packed cement truck rum­ guson, said while sitting on sort hotel lobbies were gut­ streets. vote may have been rigged. bling through the gap and her front porch. By late Sun­ ted and three feet of water On the streets across between the hotels before day night, shelters in Collier blocked highways. Then Iraq, residents already were detonating. questioning the voting. Shortly after that explo­ Newspapers wondered why sion, which sent a cloud of the vote totals were taking so debris and fire skyward, an­ long, and reported wide­ other car bomb detonated spread rumors of foul play. across the square. Police said The fears all stem from the last explosion probably the same fact: that a simple went off prematurely and ballot, on which voters only had been intended to catch checked a box that said "No" rescue personnel and resi­ or one that said "Yes," has dents who rushed to the taken so long to count. scene. Mousa Tad Aziz, the Iraq's national security president of Baghdad Uni­ adviser, Mouwafak al- versity, said he feared that Rubaie, called the attack a the constitution was on the "very clear" attempt to take verge of defeat. Even if it control of the hotels and passes, the vote shows Iraq ^ JANET SCHWARZ / KRT Campus seize Western journalists is far from being a unified Telchac, Mexico: Tourists on October 21, 2005 are evacuated from the Gulf Coast of the Yu- who've made up a signifi­ nation. catan Peninsula as Hurricane Wilma approaches. OCTOBER 28,2005 THE SANDSPUR NRWS Rosa Parks' Legacy of Civil Rights

appearances and when she tion. She appeared briefly at buses. They walked or used She retired in 1988. did, she usually did not a banquet at the downtown • Civil Rights ac­ a well-organized car pool In 1987, she and Steell Marriott to be photographed put together by the city's created the Rosa and Ray- speak. tivist Rosa Parks with family members on black churches. They boy­ mond Parks Institute for Self Her last public appear- dies peacefully in Feb. 16. cotted the buses for a year Development. It was a way ance was at a 90th birthday Prior to that her last pub­ her home at the and created a celebration at lic appearance was at a birth­ model of mass the Detroit age of 92 . day celebration the year be­ protest unlike Opera House by Cassandra Spratling anything that on Feb. 14 , fore. It doubled as a pre­ knight ridder tribune has been seen 2003. A con­ miere for a made-for-TV since in the Unit­ cert featured movie about her life. It was DETROIT - People Three Mo held at the Detroit Institute worldwide are mourning the ed States. Tenors. She of Arts on her 89th birthday death of the woman known Freedom appeared on on Feb. 4, 2002. as the mother of the civil fighters across stage briefly Several of the movie's rights movement. the world were while the au- stars, including Angela Bas- Rosa Parks died Monday inspired by her courage. dience joined sett, who played Parks, and evening at her home in the in singing Cicely Tyson, who played Riverfront Apartments in She was "Happy her mother, joined thou­ Detroit, her spokeswoman born Rosa Birthday" to sands of well-known and lit­ and longtime friend Elaine Louise Mc- her. Howev­ tle-known admirers at the Eason Steele said. "She went Cauley on Feb. er, she was gala. Ste vie Wonder serenad­ away peacefully," Steele said. 4, 1913, in too weak to ed her with a lively rendition Parks was 92. Tuskegee, Ala. sit through a of "Happy Birthday." Steele and Parks' physi­ Although concert. Earli- She never got caught up cian, Dr. Sharon Oliver, were people generally er that day, at in her celebrity, present. Swanson Funeral associate Parks .,-i , i -i ,, photo / Kirthmon F. Dozier / KRT CAMPUS a private re- "I had no idea when I re- Home in Detroit is handling witn tne boycott, PARKS HONORED: Civil Rights activist Rosa Parks is hon the arrangements. her activism ore^irrtheT.s' Capitol 'with the'congressiona^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^l Gold Medaml option, she fused to give up my seat on The humble black began years be- was named that Montgomery bus that woman made history by re­ fore the Montgomery bus ac­ to honor her husband's an honorary member of the my small action would put fusing to give up her seat to tion and continued until her memory and continue work- Links, an international serv- an end to the segregation a white man on a Mont­ health failed her in recent ing with young people. ice group of black women. laws in the South," she wrote gomery, Ala., bus on Dec. 1, years. Parks' health had been Parks' relatives planned in "Rosa Parks: My Story." "I 1955. She was one of the first declining for the past several a family reunion to coincide only knew that I was tired of A black person refusing women to join the NAACP years. She made rare public with her birthday celebra- being pushed around." to move so a white person in Montgomery in 1943. could sit down was almost For several years, she unheard of back then. served as secretary of the But soon the world Montgomery branch and ad- heard of Parks' quiet act of ,viser of its youth council. courage. She long had a special affec­ Her refusal ignited a fire tion for young people, even that spread until racial seg­ though she and her hus­ regation was burned out in band, the late Raymond the United States. Her sim­ Parks, never had children of ple act of defiance earned their own. He preceded her her worldwide acclaim, in in death in 1977. eluding the National Associ­ In 1957, Rosa and Ray­ ation for the Advancement mond Parks moved to De­ of Colored People's highest troit to find work and to es­ award - the Spingarn Medal cape harassment that contin­ - the Congressional Gold ued after the boycott. Medal awarded by former In Detroit, she worked President Bill Clinton and a first as a seamstress in a fac­ peace prize in Sweden. tory and then in 1965 began After she was arrested, working as an assistant to I photo / Chuck Kennedy / KRT CAMPUS black people in Montgomery U.S. Rep. John Conyers, a ROSA PARKS: Civil Rights Activist Rosa Parks acknowledges remarks made by President Clin­ refused to ride the city's Detroit Democrat. ton during the State of the Union address to the 106th Congress, Washington, D.C. Bernanke Nominated as Fed. Reserve Chairman He was a leading aca­ Bernanke is not only in­ Japanese economy has been in the summer of 2003 with­ by Rex Nutting demic on monetary policy at side the Fed family, he is a crippled by deflation since out the Fed having to resort knight ridder tribune Princeton University for 17 star. He was always on the the early 1990s. to more groundbreaking WASHINGTON - Presi­ years before joining the Fed­ short list of likely replace­ In a speech in November measures. dent Bush has nominated eral Reserve Board in 2002. ment candidates, in addition 2002, Bernanke laid out an Bernanke is also an out­ Ben Bernanke, his top eco­ Bernanke, 51, the chair­ to Bush insider Glenn Hub­ aggressive Fed strategy to spoken advocate of formal nomic adviser and a leading man of the White House bard and Harvard econom­ ward off deflation. In addi­ inflation targets, under member of the Federal Re­ Council of Economic Advis­ ics Professor Martin Feld- tion to rate cuts, Bernanke which the Fed would state serve fraternity, to succeed ers, was so apolitical that stein. said the Fed had a variety of an acceptable range of infla­ Federal Reserve Chairman friends at Princeton said Bernanke made his mark weapons to ward off defla­ tion and target monetary Alan Greenspan. they were surprised to dis­ shortly after joining the Fed tion, including buying Trea­ policy to achieve that goal. Greenspan, who has led cover that he was a Republi­ in August 2002. Later that sury bonds back from the Under this regime, the U.S. central bank for 18 can. year, the economy was tee­ market. which is gaining in use years, must leave his post by Fed insiders will breath a tering on the verge of defla­ The market drew confi­ around the world, the cen­ Jan. 31. sigh of relief from the choice. tion, or a general decline in dence from the Fed's tough tral banks sets a target year­ Like Greenspan, They were most concerned prices. Deflation is perni­ stance. In the end, the Fed ly growth average. Bernanke is low-key, soft- that Bush would reach out­ cious because it erodes asset slashed interest rates to a 40- spoken and listened to care­ side the loose Fed fraternity values and saps consumer year low of 1.0 percent, but fully by financial markets. to pick a new Fed chief. willingness to spend. The the threat of deflation eased OCTOBER 28,2005 0~^vn^&?p

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WEB EDITOR KELLY MCNOLDY Letter to the Editor PRODUCTION ASST. SOPHIA KOSHMER Dear Editor: As Director of Campus were protected. quest of advance warning. COPY EDITORS Security, I try to make certain A resident of each of the Please understand, however, TOM TRASENTE In response to the Sand­ that we are present and try three rooms visited in Sutton that they are not obligated to HEATHER WILLIAMS spur article "Feds Search Sut­ to represent the best inter­ Place received an explana­ do so before entering one of REPORTERS ton for Bombing Link," I ests of the College and the tion of what would happen our buildings. NANCY AGUIRRE TANISHA MATHIS think it is important for stu­ students involved. In this during the law enforcement Situations like these are KRISTINA ARONSON ANA MAIA dents to understand what particular case, the College search and voluntarily con­ certainly difficult and con­ JUAN BERNAL KATIE PEDERSON KELLY CASTINO ROBERTO PINEDA takes place when a law en­ did not receive any advance sented to the search. Nei­ fusing for all involved. If you VANESSA EVES MONICA SAWDAYE forcement agency comes to notice.. ther Campus Security or rep­ or your parents have any KELSEY FIELD JESSICA SCHARF our campus. I arrived on the scene resentatives from Residen­ questions, please feel free to JAMI FURO ERICA TIBBETTS In any active police in­ after the law enforcement tial Life were actively in­ contact me at ANGELA GONZALEZ MEGHAN WATERS LAUREN KENNEDY GENISIS WHITLOCK vestigation, Rollins College agencies and once the inves­ volved in this investigation, [email protected] or (407) LORI LIPKIN CHRIS WINSOR must cooperate fully with tigation had already begun. nor would we be involved in 646-2002. KIM LYONS NATALIE WYATT the authorities. Whether Campus Security then noti­ any police investigation that the authorities are local or fied Residential Life and might occur on campus. PHOTOGRAPHERS federal, or in this case both, asked them for assistance in In working with law en­ Director of Campus Security DANI PICARD Photo Editor we are often given little ad­ ensuring that the privacy forcement agencies, they BRETT HEINEY ASST. PHOTO EDITOR vance warning before they and rights of our residential have said that in the future STEVE MILLER *. .PHOTOGRAPHER arrive on-site. students at Sutton Place they will try to fulfill our re­ KELLY RUSS Advisor

The Sandspur is published weekly Letter to the Editor on Fridays and maintains a circula­ tion of 2,000 copies. crumple zones. Rollins com­ The Editorial Board extends an in­ Dear Editor: being the weather predic­ hour can hurtle debris fast vitation to our readers to submit let­ tions used in making the de­ enough to kill a person, espe­ muters have their skin and ters and articles. In order for a letter Sunday afternoon I was cision. To call a hurricane's cially if on foot (which most clothes as armor. to be considered for publication, it of the Rollins student body I applaud the public must include the name and tele­ relieved to find out that my track "a tightly predicted phone number of the author and be classes at UCF would not be path" is completely ludi­ commutes on). This is much grade level schools, the Uni­ 400 to 600 words in length. held on the Monday that crous. Had the administra­ more than a little bad weath­ versity of Central Florida, In considering a submission for tion so quickly forgotten that er. and any business which did publication, The Sandspur reserves Hurricane Wilma arrived on the right to edit letters and articles. Florida. In communication the hurricane was supposed The speculation that close in the name of safety Submit all letters and articles to with a friend attending to be in Florida on Saturday UCF cancelled classes be­ for the people they were re­ the address below or bring them to Rollins, I was shocked to find night? Or that hurricane cause of its large commuting sponsible. To Rollins Col­ our offices on the third floor of the lege, I believe that you are Mills Memorial Center. All submis­ that Rollins had decided to Floyd was tracking to de­ student body is correct. It sions must include a printed copy hold a regular schedule as a stroy Florida, while instead was precautionary for the truly lucky that nobody got with a saved copy on disk and must Category 3 hurricane was in­ making a northward turn hit­ safety of the students, facul­ hurt on your campus consid­ be received in The Sandspur offices ty, and staff. What the ering you took no apparent no later than 5 p.m. on the Monday bound. ting land in North Carolina? prior to publication. A letter from President The danger of "tropical Rollins administration failed precautions against it. Duncan was brought to my storm level winds" was se­ to realize is that the com­ The Sandspur attention, and I would like to verely downplayed in this muters for UCF travel sur­ 1000 Holt Avenue - 2742 comment on a few points it letter to the students. Winds rounded by 2 tons of steel, UCF Student Winter Park, FL 32789 made. The first and foremost at speeds up to 73 miles an air bags, traction control, and Phone: (407) 646-2696 Fax: (407) 628-6349 Disclaimer: The views expressed within the Opinions section are entirely the opinions of the individual E-Mail Us At: authors, and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Sandspur staff or Rollins College. [email protected] Please address any comments, opinions, rants, or raves to [email protected]. ISSN: 0035-7936 THE SANDSPUR OCTOBER 28,2005 Right to Ask - and Know • The use of difference. ues and legal precedent. Only we can't ask her di­ One's ideology need not dic­ knowledge to rectly; the members of the tate one's assessment of the maintain Supreme Judiciary Committee are law. supposed to do that for us. This is why we can have Court nomination To permit this Supreme judges ardently in favor of transparency. Court nominee, or any other, abortion rights who think to skate through confirma­ that Roe v. Wade is really by Jane Eisner tion hearings for one of the bad law, and judges who are by Jam! Furo knight ridder newspapers most powerful jobs on the personally and passionately political columnist The ink was barely dry planet without an honest ac­ against legalized abortion HURRICANE WILMA VS. on the Constitution when counting to the American who believe Roe should the U.S. Senate voted in 1795 public flouts the very stand because of legal prece­ ONE SCHOOL STANDING on whether to appoint John process senators are sworn dent. Rutledge as the next chief to uphold. Even so, there are good University of Central across a campus that is majes­ justice of the United States. So far, the White House's reasons for asking about a Florida. Seminole Communi­ tically shaded by hundreds of A distinguished son of elaborate effort to signal nominee's beliefs. While ide­ ty College. Valencia. Seminole trees. the Revolution and the chief Miers' true feelings on a host ology does not inevitably Country Public Schools. Or­ While those trees are typ­ justice in his home state of of constitutional issues with­ predict how a judge will ange County Public Schools. ically beautiful, they can easi­ South Carolina, Rutledge out actually saying anything rule, it does give a general Brevard County Public ly become flying debris in had the pedigree and the ex­ is beginning to resemble a sense of that person's lean­ Schools. Osceola County Pub­ those kinds of winds and hit a perience, never mind the Kabuki dance. Understand­ ings. Several studies of judi­ lic Schools. Lake County Pub­ student, professor, or staff backing of that most notable ably. It may well be that cial voting behavior during lic Schools. Marion County member. founding father, President Miers' views on key consti­ the last 20 years have proved Public Schools. Polk County But class went on. George Washington. tutional issues won't res­ a basic point: Judges ap­ Public Schools. Flagler Coun­ Even Walt Disney World But he didn't have the onate with a majority of the pointed by Democrats vote ty Public Schools. Volusia and Universal Studios closed votes. The Senate rejected American public. very differently from those County Public Schools. Lake- on Monday. The theme parks Sumter Community College. the nomination largely be­ Seats on the nation's appointed by Republicans do not close for any reason, it Daytona Beach Community cause of Rutledge's public highest court should, of on issues from affirmative seems. They are open on College. Bethune-Cookman stand against the Jay Treaty, course, never be subject to a action to criminal justice to Christmas. They are open in College. Full Sail. Barry Uni­ a controversial pact that popularity contest. If the the Commerce Clause. extreme heat, extreme cold, versity. Florida Metropolitan averted a war with Great Senate pulled a Rutledge Adding to that picture and, yes, in torrential down­ University. Britain. "In turning down today _ denying confirma­ was a study released last pours and wind. But they Rutledge," says the official tion based on a single stand year by the nonpartisan En­ What do all of these cen­ closed on Monday because congressional history, "the on a controversial issue _ vironmental Law Institute, tral Florida schools, among they decided that it would be Senate made it clear that an there ought to be hell to pay showing that federal judges' many others, have in com­ unsafe for workers and pa­ examination of a nominee's at the next election. political affiliations may be a mon? They all cancelled class trons to be there during a hur­ qualifications would include That's why so many decisive factor in determin­ on Monday as a result of Hur­ ricane. his political views." public officials promise us ing the outcome of cases ricane Wilma. And still classes at Rollins Two centuries later, it is that they will not hold the brought under the nation's Almost every school in went on. disingenuous for senators nominee to a litmus test. premier environmental law. central Florida closed on I am not trying to say that now to say that probing a ju­ Such a standard would be a So suspend the Kabuki Monday, including Lake and the Rollins Emergency Opera­ dicial nominee's political test of ideological purity, a dance and start the jitterbug. Marion county public schools tions Team did not have our views is somehow outside way of finding out whether a We ought to get up close and that are further north and best interest at heart. I would the confirmation process. person is a true-blue liberal personal in Harriet Miers' more out of danger. One of never say such a thing. I am Not only that _ it's flat-out or a bright-red conservative. confirmation process, espe­ very few schools that actually sure that they took the evi- untraditional. No nominee should be cially given her lack of judi­ stayed open was Rollins Col­ dence into consideration and Citizens like you and me subject to that because it cial experience and her be­ lege. made the decision that they have every right to know the negates the reason to have hind-the-scenes work in the The winds were tropical thought was best for the stu­ background, values, influ­ an independent judiciary in White House. The public, storm force. Tornadoes were dents. I am sure that our safe­ ences and opinions that help the first place: to make judg­ through the Senate, has a everywhere. The federal ty was their first consideration shape the person Harriet ment based only on the facts right to know more about a emergency operations com­ in making the decision. Miers is today. That's not a as they are presented and ar­ woman who is an open mittees were stressing to peo­ However, I regrettably "litmus test," and we're gued, while taking into con­ question in the minds of ple to stay off the roads if at all cannot support that decision. smart enough to know the sideration constitutional val­ many Americans. possible. When almost all of the schools But it was not possible be­ in central Florida shut down cause we had to get to class. as a result of a category three The strongest winds were storm sweeping across the between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 state, I cannot support the de­ p.m., which is the time frame cision of this one central Flori­ when many students would da school remaining open. be driving or walking to class. I suppose I do not fully But still, classes went on. understand why the decision Traffic lights were out all was made to hold class during over the state, including in Or­ a hurricane. Again, I am sure ange County. The roads were that our best interests were slick. The wind was fierce. taken into consideration. But These conditions made it ex­ I, after reading the small piece tremely difficult for students, of the thought process that faculty, and staff to drive to was put on the website, can­ school. not understand the decision. But still, classes went on It turned out alright. One reason cited for keep Nothing serious went wrong.

-i.--:- ing the school open, is that However, before the event, / < ,\ f*"^ 'Mr*"* about 80 percent of the stu­ how sure can you be? How dents live on campus and much are you willing to risk if would not be driving to you are wrong? Is the life or school. Fine. So they will have safety of one person worth it? to walk to class, some from as When you are dealing ' SHe'S WX FRIEND AN& AMtoMAM ANp/flf FRiSND AND A TPyAk! far as Sutton, Holt, or Strong with safety, how willing are Halls. They had to walk in you to make a mistake? AND MY Ffi/eND, WHAT ELS8 Oo€S ANYBODY^eeD TA^V;???> tropical storm force win OCTOBER 28, 2005 O^^n^^rp-z THE SANDSPUR Is Our Morality Really to Blame?

by Tanisha Mathis American history there has the sandspur been sexual deviance. The one Whether its Janet Jackson's main difference is that in the nipple, Britney Spears7 gyrat­ past it was hidden, today it is ing hips or racy Monday Night played out in public. Not that Football skits someone always the latter is appropriate but it pines for the better days, the seems the real problem is not good old days, the more moral that we are less moral, just less by Issac Stolzenbach days when sexuality was not discreet with our sins. national correspondent rampant in our culture. When, We're more sanctimo­ AN IMAGE OF THE NIGHT BEFORE WILMA exactly, were those more moral nious than moral. We don't days in our country's exis­ practice the act of morality; we I thought after the cer­ hEeeewww' and I seed this picked up my phone and tence? just master the appearance of tain depression that would big black wall'a cloud just'a called Tallahassee, "Let me Was it in the 1950s when it. Don't celebrate gambling by ensue after the utter let­ dancin' 'round rite on top speak to the goverpor! down of "Hurricane Jim Crow was the law of the endorsing cities such as Las da building!" The man's The recording kept barking Wilma," I would try to take land and citizens were mur­ Vegas; simply keep our multi- body language made it back at me to punch num­ a note from my mentor, The dered because they dared to million dollar gambling en­ known that he had alcohol bers, but I would do no King of Fun, and write register Blacks to vote? Was it deavors to ourselves like Bill poisoning from a weeklong such thing, I needed my something entertaining and in the 1940s when Americans Bennett. hurricane party; he wanted threats heard now, so I let relaxing for change. of Japanese decent were placed Don't explore sexuality the I.V. they promised him them fly. In Memorial: one year in internment camps after the like Madonna; keep your per­ for getting in front of the "First, your major con­ ago this week, my attorney, camera. Desperate times in attack on Pearl Harbor? versions a secret like Jimmy cern during a potential dis­ Bryan Smathers, earned his Central Florida. Or maybe it was in the Swaggart. Don't admit your aster should be the SAFETY title by forcing me to go to early 1900s when women were prejudices like former Ku Klux The camera flashes back of your citizens, not the hospital after wrecking not allowed to vote. America Klan leader David Duke; lie to a drenched reporter, rub­ whether or not they have my Ducati (some random bing her nOse nervously, entertainment. Second, you appears less moral with every about them like ex-Los Ange­ f**ktard auto-driver assist­ and embellishing in the de­ better get a grip on your question and I haven't men­ les detective Mark Fuhrman, ed in grinding my face, struction. Her head tosses monkey-headed brother if tioned the two most infamous and then cash in on book deals hand and knee into the in sync with the inflection you want any shot at the periods of American repug­ and cable news appearances. pavement). Due to certain in her voice. "This man was White House there Slick. nancy, the enslavement of We frown upon hard­ "statute of limitations" just describing the brief And you'd better take note Africans and the genocide of working single mothers who clauses, I must remit the moment before the second because I'll be there on the Native Americans. No matter have children out of wedlock full details at this time, but of three tornadoes hit Bre­ campaign trail. We're not the social and political prob­ but see nothing unethical all must know He is to blame vard County this morning," screwing around this time. lems during any period in our about married couples who for any demented writing I "We're running with nation's history, Americans employ strangers to live in do (all writing actually) like the type of people in Wash seem to think demure styles of their homes and raise their Don't Forget: the excrement seen here, to ington who will jerk you up dress and "Father Knows children. wit: Enter the by the pants and shoot you Best" sitcoms is synonymous Sex has led to its share of An image of the Night full of angel dust and toss with a supreme sense of moral- immoral and even illegal activ­ "Howl Again Poetry Contest" Before Hurricane Wilma: I you onto the Democrat's ity. ities but the holier-than thou sat in a rotating chair. Kick­ campaign bus; then beat fail to see that sex is not the I'm not one for advocating ing my foot with slow HowlAgain you about the face, feet and cause of all our problems. rampant sex, nudity and the repetitive motion to take in genitals with a whiffleball Dressing women in knee dismissal of decorum in the blinks from the five televi­ @thesandspur.org bat after cutting off the tips length skirts and ridding the public forum but its unfortu­ sions surrounding me. of your thumbs. Then world of crass entertainment Deadline: October 31st nate morality is seen in such a Tired from the anxiety and they'll stuff your swollen won't end discrimination, limited spectrum. anticipation that we "might her arm begins twitching bits into a meat grinder racism and injustice because There are many traits asso­ have another Charley" on out of control in a muscle where they'll spray the they are caused by things that ciated with human decency: our hands, I rubbed coffee spasm that makes her look newly created man-sausage are equally immoral like apa­ compassion, respect and the grounds into my pupils to as though she's trying to with Mace; not for further thy and hatred. treatment of others being just a keep awake. Shaking my gnaw off her own arm, "an­ pain & suffering/but for ef­ few. If we were as moral as we We are a nation that is head towards the floor to other tornado touched fect alone. So you better have pretended to be through­ more offended by breasts and get the extra grounds out of down just north of here! get on the phone to mon- out history there would be less butt cheeks than the loss of my eyes, I noticed the field The woman sleeping on the keyboy, got it?!" movies like "Schindler's List" lives in Sudan, poverty in of piss-filled Trucker second floor of her home Right at that moment, and "Hotel Rwanda". The America and corporate greed Bombs around my seat. was saved by her mattress the power went out, so I re­ moral majority is selective that diminishes our trust in the When was the last time I got falling on top of her!" She turned to my book, Dr. when it comes to morality only economy and our government. away from these damn televi­ snorted a bit and then I Hunter S. Thompson's Bet­ equating it with sexuality. I Dirty little secrets swept under sions, anyway? panned to the next televi­ ter Than Sex: Confessions of a the rug, that is the moral Amer­ would like to point out in all Jackass twenty-four sion. Political Junkie (1995). ica we live in. the embarrassing periods of hour broadcast reporters— It's the "good" gover­ Good ol' Jeb really surely behind the camera nor, Jeb Bush. "We are all knew where to hit me for rubbing a mixture of meth, working diligently to re­ my idle threats. It sudden­ crack, and Folgers into store power to the 2.4 mil­ ly dawned on me that they :eii(0fn!fi every orifice — grab the lion people without service. must have the place token redneck with three We have people on standby bugged, so I called back

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wwwis $ T*£flT$ TO kccomm nn TS$T«, FMSU cellar-phone wit my sister tions. I know that happy vetoing the "Academic Bill 8(J$S£J> COffU HM$, HAS. 8£g«. i Wtiil Mt ffittltelf. [slaish couzin] dem trance- customers make for happy of Rights," which would formers wenna poppin' citizens . . . this is a gover­ limit a professor's power in £ •Friday & Saturday Mights: Live Bands & loca! Umic creating curriculum and in J#The 1st Saturday of Every Month; i%$®3Sdhiw the. then I seed it out the conna nor's major concern." I Sttrtace" - Open Turotabieizm With P,S.Y.C, mu eye. It wud like a threw a freshly filled the classroom. So thanks •Sunday Mights: Open liic Poetry & Comedy, Starting at 10:0&P» Check Out "f Comedy Troop" freight train . . . justa, 'wh^ Gatorade bottle at the for taking care of educa­ •Tuesday.& Thursday Nights: Open Hie Music (Bring tion. See ya' on the bus in Your Instruiiterts / Pfay Your Songs - Anything ©oesS) ; hessesss- screen, which popped and •The 1st Monday of Every Honfh: "Flick* on Fairbanks*-1 '08, Bubba. With Constanfin Preda FAIRBANKSMMJP AVE. wWWHoowwwWEeZzzze- splashed urine on his face, , •Local Art is Always On Otsplay With New Exhibitions Parking In The Rear »o»tn! weEEeehhhHHhhh- "You evil bastard!" I ~ Tschufl! OCTOBER 28, 2005 ^THE SANDSPUR fl OLT N EWS Four Holt Students Are Awarded With University Club Foundation Scholarships

ly awarded $60,000 in schol­ dents would struggle to find by Monica Sawdaye arships to 21 local students the means to progress. the sandspur from the University of Cen­ Lisa Doolittle, one of the Congratulations to Sara tral Florida, FAMU College four recipients of The Uni­ Anzinger, Lisa Doolittle, of Law, Seminole Communi­ versity Club Foundation's Cynthia Farina, and Amy ty College, Valencia Com­ scholarships from the Guy, on being awarded munity College and Rollins Hamilton Holt School shares scholarships from the Uni­ College Hamilton Holt her thanks, "I was really ex­ versity Club of Orlando. School. Gavin Watson, cited to receive a scholarship The University Club, first es­ President of the University from the University Club. tablished in 1926, has a Club Foundation shares his Without the scholarship strong commitment to the thoughts on the impressions they provided me, I would promotion of higher educa­ of scholarship, "The Univer­ only be able to attend tion, fosters intellectual dis­ sity Club Foundation's goal Rollins part time," then she COURTESY OF UNIVERSITY CLUB FOUNDATION cussions within the commu­ is to give students in our adds, "The scholarship has SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS: (From Left) Cynthia Farina, nity, and seeks to unite a di­ community the power to helped me work towards my Amy Guy, Kelly Anzinger and Lisa Doolittle. verse cross section of indi­ open doors of opportunity goals faster. [It] makes me viduals together to take on that lead them down many feel proud and encouraged scale). years, if the recipient main­ civic responsibilities to help paths of success in hopes to keep going. It's great to 2. The recipient must be tains a 3.2 average. The stu­ others. that they will prosper and know that I have the sup­ a graduate of a high school dent must demonstrate sat­ In 1932, The University grow. The scholarships that port of The University in Orange, Seminole or isfactory progression to­ Club instituted its commit­ The University Club Foun­ Club." Students of Hamil­ Osceola counties, and must ward the completion of a ment to education by form­ dation awards are a small ton Holt School at Rollins be a resident of the tri-coun- four-year degree or its ing a foundation to grant an­ token of our appreciation to College want the communi­ ty area. equivalent in order to be nual scholarships to Central give back to a community ty to know that every effort 3. The recipient must considered for annual re­ Florida residents. The that has given us so much." to contribute knowledge, ex­ have demonstrated leader­ newal of the scholarship. University Club's board of Truly, community in­ perience and scholarship is ship qualities in school 6. The scholarship shall directors solidified the club's volvement is crucial in the greatly appreciated. We are and/or his or her communi- cover tuition and books for a commitment to education development and enhance­ empty as individuals with­ full academic year. by forming The University ment of the Hamilton Holt out the bonds of citizenry 4. The scholarship shall More information about Club Foundation, a non­ School; hard work and par­ engagement. be need-blind. Other than scholarships and loans is profit organization that sup­ ticipation are not the only Guidelines for Applying residence, the only require­ available on the Rollins Col­ ports the Central Florida col­ requirements to attain a de­ for The University Club of ment shall relate to the stu­ lege, Hamilton Holt School lege-level scholarship pro­ gree, a financial offering is Orlando Scholarships: dent's performance and website under the heading grams. also necessary. Without 1. The recipient must goals. forms and publications, and fi­ The University Club of scholarships, loans, and have a 3.2 academic average 5. The intent is to award nancial aid and scholarship in­ Orlando Foundation recent­ helping hands, many stu­ in high school (on a 4.0 the scholarship for four formation. A Quick Guide To Holt Financial Aid by Tanisha Mathis and work-study programs. women, students who ex­ cludes your diploma. The partment. Many large and the sandspur If you are offered any schol­ emplify leadership, commu­ minority of the nation's col­ medium-sized companies It takes a lot of soul- arships not based on finan­ nity service, and numerous lege students will earn a de­ offer tuition benefits, and searching and time manage­ cial need, you are likely to other prerequisites. The Tal­ gree without incurring some the first $5,250 in benefits ment, but for many adults get it in this package. In the bot Charitable Foundation financial debt. Talk about each year is tax-free. who decide to return to col­ question that asks about awards scholarships of up to college with someone long CLEP tests and transfer­ lege, the biggest hurdle can your interest in different $10,000 to women who enough and surely they ring credits from other be the immense price tag. types of aid (e.g., work- earned their high school have a student loan horror schools can also save you From $882 courses to $100 study and student loans), diplomas or GEDs 10 or story for you. money by decreasing the textbooks, the cost of return­ answer "yes" to each ques­ more years ago. Some No one wants high debt amount of courses needed ing to school can be a taxing tion. schools have their own following him or her to earn your degree. Contact burden, particularly for stu­ Answering "yes" does scholarships for their non- around, but student loans the Rollins Financial Aid dents who are responsible not obligate you to accept a traditional students. should not be feared, partic­ Department at (407) 646- for households. If you are loan. Answering "no" will Holt students should be ularly if you research them 2395 or visit their website at the nontraditional student, not get you more grant aid. aware of scholarships avail­ like any financial invest­ www.rollins. edu/f inaid. (e.g., older students, veter­ Avoid mistakes that could able to them through ment. Remember, that is ex­ For a more student spe­ ans, international students) delay the processing of your Rollins, such as the Holt Tu­ actly what your degree is, an cific and comprehensive fi­ there are special considera­ application by 2-3 weeks by ition Scholarship and the investment in your future. nancial aid session, you can tions when determining fi­ carefully reading the in­ EXCEL Transfer Scholar­ When you work full request an appointment nancial aid. structions and questions. ship, that is available to stu­ time (or even part time), get­ with one of the Financial The Free Application for A common thought dents who transfer from Va­ ting need-based aid be­ Aid Counselors. A website Federal Student Aid, or amongst nontraditional stu­ lencia and Seminole Com­ comes tougher, and you are dedicated to informing FAFSA, is your initial step dents is that college scholar­ munity Colleges. expected to use your income Hamilton Holt students on the path to financial aid. ships are reserved for the The Florida Residency to cover the majority of your about financial planning is The form, which calculates traditional students. There Access Grant, commonly re­ college costs. Regardless of located at: your expected family contri­ are many scholarships that ferred to as FRAG, is avail­ your household responsibil­ www.rollins.edu/holt/stu- bution, or EFC, is used by are targeted to older stu­ able to all full-time students ities, you will be eligible for dents/finaid. shtml. every state to award aid, dents and simply have no regardless of need. It enti­ Stafford loans. Even if they Give yourself enough and used by many colleges age restrictions at all. Schol­ tles students who have been are unsubsidized, the inter­ time to research all the re­ to award grants and needs- arship search engines such a resident of Florida for est rates are low. based scholarships. as FastWeb.com are worth sources available in order to twelve consecutive months There are private The FAFSA is sent to examining for aid you may finance your education. By and attend a private school lenders who also offer loans, Rollins, and the financial aid be qualified to receive. studying more than just in the state to $1,425 per se­ though the rates and fees officers put together a pack­ Many associations, founda­ your courses and not pro­ mester. may be higher. Before you age of federal, state, and col­ tions, and corporations crastinating, your college Few things in life are borrow, visit your compa­ lege aid, including loans award scholarships for experience can be less drain­ free, and that usually in­ ny's Human Resources De­ ing on your wallet. OCTOBER 28,2005 flOlT NEWS THE SANDSPUR I Professor of Political Science, Robert L. Bledsoe, Ph.D. • Get to know 2002, Acting Director of Asian speaking engagements in the ences. the opportunity to share in the one of the na­ Studies Program from 1998 to Central Florida community. After such a great and growth of so many students 2001, Interim Chair of Depart­ As already mentioned productive career in the aca­ in a small way." He must be tion's wittiest ex­ ment of Anthropology and above, Bledsoe is a UCF Pro­ demia one may wonder why proud of his work when he perts on Interna­ Sociology from 1995 to 1996, fessor Emeritus. In addition, Professor Bledsoe is still sees the great accomplish­ Chair of the Political Science he was awarded: University teaching. I knew that, so I ment of some of his former tional Law. Department from 1993 to Faculty Leadership Award posed him the question. As I students like Professor John 2001, College Pre-Law Advi­ by Jean Bernard Chery inl998, 1994-95 Teaching In­ suspected his response was Bersia, a Pulitzer Prize Win­ sor from 1985 to 1993, and Di­ the sandspur centive Award, 1992-93 Col­ the love of the classroom. ning Journalist and Dr. Robert rector of the International lege of Arts and Sciences Ad- "Once I retired in 2002, it did L. Moore, Director of the Rollins College is known Studies Center from 1980 not take long for me to Hamilton Holt International for attracting some of the best to 1984. realize how much I Affairs program. As he is minds in the country to its fac­ In 1985, Professor missed the classroom proud of them, they are proud ulty, and Professor Bledsoe's Robert L. Bledsoe in col­ and my students, so of him as well. "I am proud to presence at the Holt School is laboration with Joan began adjuncting at say I took a graduate course an example. His record is a Johnson-Freese and UCF and later on with on International Relations combination of great success: David B. Slaughter the Holt School after from Dr. Bledsoe in 1983. academic, nonacademic, and wrote and published contact with Professor One of the reasons we asked publications including a dic­ Legal Research Handbook, Robert Moore, a friend him to teach here is that I re­ tionary. For, he is so quiet and a student guide to doing of many years," says member firm as a great profes­ sage that many could only get legal research from an Bledsoe. He goes on to sor," says Dr. Moore. In the a glimpse of his wittiness by undergraduate academ­ say, "I love students, meantime, he enjoys riding having a short conversation ic perspective. In 1987, sharing my thoughts motorcycles and continues to with him. Bledsoe is a political he and Boleslaw A. with them, and watch­ teach. science professor in the Boczek co-authored The ing them mature intel­ Although it is almost im­ evening program at Rollins. International Law Dictio­ lectually and profession­ possible to find a spot in his He teaches international law nary, a part of the Clio ally." class, I will encourage anyone or law of nations and interna­ Dictionaries in Political JEAN BERNARD CHERY/The Sandspur His advice for those to take one of his courses. tional environmental law. Science series. These two of us going to graduate Don't miss out. Despite the Professor Bledsoe earned books are highly regarded in visor, 1985-86 University schools is that "If you are fact that Professor Bledsoe his BA in 1961 from Marshall the academia. His works have Teacher of the Year, 1985-86 headed for law school or may not be too happy with University and respectively been published in scholarly College of Arts and Sciences graduate school, make sure another closed out class, put his MA and Ph.D. in 1962 and journals, such as, The Political Teacher of the Year, Army you prepare yourself for the your name on the wait-list; 1971 from University of Flori­ Chronicle; Journalism Quarterly;Wa r College Senior Research culture shock by taking as you may get a spot. I know I da. His specializations are: In­ Armed Forces and Society; Air Fellow in 1982, 1978 Out­ many undergraduate courses might get in trouble with him ternational Law, Space Law, University Review; and The standing Article Award, Air as possible that make you for the publicity, but he will International Environmental Journal of Strategic Studies. University Review, 1974-75 think and write critically, read have mercy on trie. This is a Law, American Foreign Policy, Professor Bledsoe also co- College of Arts and Sciences extensively, and integrate ma­ once in a life time opportuni­ National Security Policy, and authored "SST/Concorde: Teacher of the Year, 1971-72 terials to which you are intro­ ty. The Holt student body ap­ International Relations. He Lessons for Hypersonic Pro­ Outstanding University Pro­ duced," preciates Professor Bledsoe's has done extensive research in grams."' Proceedings of the First fessor, and 1969-70 Outstand­ Professor Bledsoe says sacrifices of his retirement to the fields of International International Conference on Hy­ ing Professor of the College of that he has "already achieved share, as he would say, in our Law, Military Budget Process, personic Flight in the 21st Cen­ Humanities and Social Sci­ what he most loves-having intellectual growth. and Defense Policy Issues. tury; Politics in America: A In 1966, Professor Bledsoe Study Guide. 2nd edition re­ f began teaching as a graduate vised; and A New Approach is CANSTRUCTION student-instructor at the Uni­ Needed for'Weapon Systems Co versity of Florida. In 1967, he production Programs Between on CAMPUS accepted his first full tenure the United States and Its Allies. teaching position at Mercer He also wrote the "F-X Pro­ Saturday, November 19, 2005 University in Macon, Georgia, gram: An Industrial Assess­ and a year later became a ment." International Arms and Sign up your Roilins organization, club, sorority, fraternity to compete in charter member of the FTU Technology Transfer Conference this year's food drive competition. faculty at the University of Documentation for the Los An­ Central Florida where he was geles: American Institute of Help raise food for those in need this holiday, and have fun doing it honored in 2003 as Professor Aeronautics and Astronautics by designing and building a structure made out of, yep... cans! Emeritus. and State of the Art Seminars. He has been with the Bledsoe's writing collec­ For more information, contact Rich Mino from the University since 1968, with tion includes over two dozen Hamilton Holt Student Government Association at: rmino@rollins. edu the exception of a teaching se­ professional conference pa­ mester with the University of pers and presentations on de­ For ideas on your CAN-structure, visit: Pittsburgh's Semester at Sea fense budgeting, legal issues, www. canstruction-orlando. com program and a year-long gov­ national security issues, con­ ernment fellowship with the temporary international is­ Brought to you by Holt SGA, in affiliation with Canstruction Orlando US General Accounting Office sues, pedagogy, and universi­ advising them on transnation­ ty administration. In addition al weapons co-production to the numerous faculty, ad­ programs: He also served as ministrative, and advisory an Intelligence Officer from committees both within the 1963 to 1964 at the Defense In­ university and the communi­ telligence Agency. ty, he served and continues to Besides teaching, Profes­ serve as reviewer and evalua­ sor Bledsoe served at many ted of article and textbook pro­ administrative positions at the posals as well as published University: Interim Associate works for professional jour­ Dean for Research and Grad­ nals and publishers. He made uate Studies, College of Arts numerous television and and Sciences from 2001 to radio appearances as well as THE SANDSPUR -fim OCTOBER 28,2005 Hanson Rocks Out On Rollins Campus by Jami Furo while, they found that, like the sandspur many artists, they had a dif­ On Friday, October 21, ficult time even keeping musical group Hanson vis­ track of the label to which ited campus. The three they belonged. They found brothers' trip included a that one minute the record WPRK interview, an im­ label loved their songs and promptu performance, the the next minute they did showing of their new docu­ not. The boys could not see mentary, "Strong Enough to the light at the end of the Break," and, of course, an title, especially since record interview with the Sand­ labels are typically run by spur. In the interview, the business men and women group discussed the proj­ rather than artists, who, ac­ ects they have been working cording to Hanson, take on in the past few years, in­ into account what is best for cluding their documentary. the business rather than DANI PICARD / The Sandspur They made the documen­ what is best for the art. The HANSON VISITS ROLLINS: The group, Hanson, visited Rollins last week and proceeded to tary as a means of illuminat­ group decided to end the rock out on campus to entertain students, faculty, and staff with their tunes, ing the public about the cycle and form their own skill he says he learned both have been recording records for us to develop as artists dangers for artists in the self-funded record label, al­ from experience and from for most of their lives. They at a much younger age," music industry. For two lowing them to choose their being a "technical person" say that they have benefited Taylor Hanson stated. He years, Hanson was tossed own musical path. They in general. The group also from learning and experi- attributes this early experi- around from record label to recorded the album them­ says that the transition was encing the record business ence in the recording indus- record label as a result of selves, and Isaac Hanson easier because they started at young ages. "The fact try to their ability to split off constant mergers. After a engineered the album—a in the business young and that we're brothers allowed from Island-Def Jam to form their label, 3CG Records. "Strong Enough to Break," named for a song on Han­ son's new album, "Under­ neath," tells the story of Hanson's rebirth in their new label and how that came about. Another project that Hanson has spearheaded in their attempt to increase the presence of independent artists in the public's ears is a website called "Are You Listening?" (found at arey- oulistening.com). The inten­ tion of the website is to stimulate the ideas of cre­ ative thinking and inde­ pendent creation that "Strong Enough to Break" supports and informs about. It is a forum for indie groups to get publicity and for people to hear their music, even though it has not been released through a major label. "[Are You Lis­ tening] is not just an artist community site/but a fan and artist community site," said Isaac Hanson. He went on to say that it puts control back in the hands of the artists and the fans rather than the record label, and it allows artists to "organical­ ly" build a fan base. The message that Hanson want­ ed to express in their docu­ mentary and through other means is a story that many artists have experienced, and they want dialogues to start about it. The three men are young —the same ages as many college students — and they want to share their f>J message with college stu­ 772.4500 to pre-book appointments. dents as peers and as lovers 12789 of music. "It's not about Hanson," Isaac explained. Awareness is beautiful. 2!^!? lp°\is proud to donate a p°r«o» of an October profits to promote Breast Cancer Awareness OCTOBER 28, 2005 -fats THE SANDSPUR £nUHaimacnt

and professional life this Sagittarius (March 21-April week. You are going to be (Nov. 22-Dec. 19): This is a swamped with social obliga­ 21): Get out week for help­ tions in your life in the up­ there and find ing others. As coming weeks so you need someone to love World Famous Pianist to you approach the end of the to make sure you get ahead this week. If you're already year you will find yourself in other areas of your life. attached than be sure to Perform in Winter Park being asked to help others Try making a list of things to pamper that special some­ out. Help out whenever you do and stay organized. If one. In the meantime, you can but don't help others at you can make it through should let the love you're Hold your hats, grab your checkbooks, and get the expense of your own Wednesday without falling seeking in your personal life ready for a magical evening of fun and music, com­ well-being. Try to keep in apart then you'll be in good seep into all the other as­ ing soon to Winter Park. mind a healthy balance as shape for you weekend and pects of your life. You'll find On Friday, Oct. 28, at 8 p.m. at All Saints Church you engage in activities this the weeks to come. that if you'll let love color all (The Thomas Room) in Winter Park, internationally week. Help others, but help Virgo (Aug. the other aspects of your life yourself too. Do all things in 23-Sept. 22): Be that you'll be much happier acclaimed pianist Howard Shelley will take to the moderation. adventurous in general and others will be keyboard. He will offer a "Mozart Fest" and per­ Taurus this week, get happier too. form two Mozart piano concertos (K414 and K449). (April 20-May out there and Capricorn Several of the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra's 20): Love is meet new people, try new (Dec. 22-Jan. finest principal string players, plus former OPO con- looking for you activities. You've been too 19): You should this week. focused on work lately. try being a little certmaster and virtuoso violinist, Lisa Ferrigno, will Someone is developing a Don't be a homebody, there selfish this form the chamber orchestra to accompany the con­ crush on you so you should is plenty to do just outside week. You'll find that those certos. pay attention to those your door. The best time to around you aren't feeling Shelley, as one of the world's most stunning vir­ around you. Don't just blow meet people on campus is generous this week so you off new attentions from in the evening when all the should be generous to your­ tuoso pianists, will play in a program celebrating the someone you haven't really work is done and everyone self. Try buying yourself a 250th anniversary of Mozart's birth in 1756. Shel­ noticed before. Try to give comes out to play. Don't new toy or going out to your ley began his career with a highly successful Lon­ any new prospects with an wait for night to come. Get favorite restaurant for an ex­ don recital and a televised Promenade concert with objective point of view be­ out before the sun goes pensive dinner. the London Symphony Orchestra under Michael fore you just write them off. down and enjoy yourself to Aquarius If you give someone a the fullest. (Jan. • 20-Feb. Tilson-Thomas. Since then, he has performed reg­ chance that you usually Libra 18): You're ularly throughout the UK, Europe, Scandinavia, wouldn't you may find your­ (Sept. 23-Oct. going to be North America, Russia, Australia, and the Far East. self pleasantly surprised. 22): This might tempted to get As conductor, Shelley has performed with the Gemini be a good time off track this week. There are London Philharmonic, the London Symphony and (May 21-June to stay indoors so many wonderful distrac­ 21): This is a with friends. Things have tions in and around your Royal Philharmonic orchestras, the Philharmonia, week for adven­ been a bit hectic in your life home that you should pack Royal Scottish National, and many others. He has turing outside recently outside the com­ up camp and move to a more held positions of Associate and Principal Gust Con­ of your comfort zone. This is fort of your own home. secure location. Bring your ductor with the London Mozart Players over the past especially true in the artistic You'll find that someone favorite music and focus on twenty years, either recording with them in London arena. Pick a creative area of close to you in your life is getting your work done in your life that you generally having a very quiet week an environment that is con­ or touring the world. He has conducted and per­ avoid and try it out this and could use some com­ ducive to narrow concentra­ formed from the keyboard with many chamber or­ week. Delve into new possi­ pany. Find that person and tion. If you don't, you'll find chestras, including the English Chamber Orchestra, bilities, try new things, and keep them company when­ yourself regretting it this Swedish Chamber, Zurich Chamber, and many oth­ find a new passion for your­ ever you can. By keeping weekend. self to love. You may just them company you'll be Pisces (Feb. ers. meet someone with a similar helping yourself to avoid 19-March 20): Howard Shelley has made over 80 highly ac­ passion that suits your fancy. any problems in the social This is a good claimed commercial recordings, including Rach­ Get out there and create! sphere as well. week for the maninoff's complete solo piano music, a most for­ Cancer Scorpio fish to hide (June 22-July (Oct. 23-Nov. away from the world around midable achievement, to say the very least. 22): Someone in 21): Try to keep them. Don't go looking for Tickets are available by calling (407) 599-4316 your life is your head trouble and don't go out par­ or (407) 629-7654. General seating is $60, which going to make above water tying this week. If you ven­ includes a pre-concert reception with the artist be­ you a very happy person this this week. Life is about to ture outside your comfort ginning at 7 p.m. Preferred seating tickets are avail­ week. You've had a rough throw an enormous amount zone or even your regular couple of weeks lately and of work and personal drama habits you will find yourself able for $75 and $100, and include a private artist's you deserve to have some your way. Try dealing with bombarded by situations reception following the performance. happiness in your life. Be the personal drama first be­ you can't control and don't This could be the best evening of classical music sure not to turn down others cause it will be more abun­ want to be involved in. to be seen and heard in our area since an 89-year old in your life who are offering dant. If you can keep others Spend this time inside to you a little joy this week. In off your back socially you'll catch up on introspective Hungarian pianist, by the name of Sandor, per­ return, try to bring at least a find that getting all of your thinking, finish up your formed several years ago at UCF. little joy to the people in other work done is much schoolwork, and watch that If you have been thinking of a way of treating your life who need it most. easier. As far as academic movie you've been dying to yourself to something extra-special for a long time, Leo (July work goes you should focus see. There is always a reason this just could be your moment. 23-Aug. 22): Be on your hardest classes first to have a little alone time and sure to focus on before you attempt any you should thoroughly enjoy your academic smaller assignments. the privilege this week. BY JOSEPH RUBEL THE SANDSPUR Arts £nlirtainMWt OCTOBER 28,2005 NBA LIVE 2006: Big Moves and Big Fun freestyle superstars. Here tion. There is no better play­ alistic. I have bought every great and it makes the game • NBA LIVE 2006 there are six different er to resemble that than NBA Live video game since fun. The graphics are out­ is better than last freestyles with six superstars reigning MVP; Phoenix Suns 2002, and I had always standing. It's a bit more that best resemble them. point guard Steve Nash. The thought it had been too un­ challenging, and they con­ year but still has The first one is scorer, in fifth freestyle is the three realistic. It had gotten a lit­ tinue to add features that lots of room for which you can virtually point specialist. These are tle bit more realistic in the make the game more fun to improvement. score at will. Scorer is re­ the players who can drain 2004 and 2005 versions, but play, such as All Star Week­ sembled by Allen Iverson. the long range bomb consis­ after you got bored beating end. They may be the best by Juan Bernal The second one is highflyer. tently. Ray Allen of the Seat­ the CPU, you had to go on­ graphics that I have ever the sandspur Resembled by Cavalier su­ tle Supersonics is the fea­ line to find some decent seen in a video game. How­ With all the controversy perstar LeBron James, as a tured star for this intangible. competition. In 2006, it's a ever, the people I spoke with surrounding video games highflyer you can (in the The final intangible is the little bit more realistic. If had mixed reviews about the past two years, NBA Live words of nbalive06.com) defensive stopper. When you are an avid player and the game: "I think it's time 2006 is a blast for anyone "ride an escalator to the bas­ you need a key stop on de­ want to challenge yourself, for the NBA Live series to 7 that plays it. EA Sports, ket/ The third characteris­ fense late in the game, you rookie and starter are not apt step its game up. Each year which makes NBA Live, tic is power, resembled by want a guy with the defen­ to your competition levels. they add sidetrack non- bought exclusive rights to Detroit Piston superstar Ben sive stopper label guarding All Star is significantly hard­ gameplay bonuses such as NBA logos and products, so Wallace. Power gives you the opposing player to get er than it used to be. There All Star Weekend. But I feel it will be the only NBA video the ability to be a force in the your team the victory. Kevin are barely any fouls called, they have yet to improve the game of any kind this year. painted area. Whether it's Garnett is the player who re­ and the game is played more actual gameplay in NBA With criticism in the past dunking over the smaller, sembles this. The freestyle to a flow of a real NBA Live for the past couple of that it has been too unrealis­ weaker defender or owning features an enhanced transi­ game. The thing that I find years," says NBA Live afi­ tic, and with the brief emer­ the paint with blocked shots, tion game, in which the the most improved from the cionado John Pietkiewicz. gence of the popular ESPN I think this is the most useful player can do whatever you 2005 version is that it is easi­ Rollins student Deon Troupe video game series, NBA of all the freestyles. The want him to in the open er to force turnovers and run has different thoughts: Live's popularity was a bit playmaker freestyle is for court. more of an up and down "NBA Live is the best! Any­ stagnant for a couple of guys "who make plays/' Ifs There are only about 60 game if you like to run, gun, one who wants to challenge years. for guys who make plays players that have any of and score lots of points. me, come to Elizabeth 212." In NBA Live 2006 there that lead to easy points, these labels, which is ideal Overall, I'd give the new Deon's brief statement im­ are a couple of sweet new in­ whether it be a key steal on because if any player had it, NBA Live an 8/10, or an A-. plies how everyone should novations. The first is defense or a layup in transi­ the game would be too unre­ The new freestyle mode is feel about NBA Live 2006. Kanye West Speaks His Mind About Rap stand the word "ass/ But came a hit.): "I always have to just stick to producing, by Kelley L. Carter year. white girl? That line would stuff that's too racy or too rather than rapping: "I'm Detroit Free Press Biggest singles as an only be offensive to black cutting edge. And people like the dude that can't real­ artist: "Gold Digger," Before Kanye West's guys that left their,black will hear it and be like ly play basketball that well, "Jesus Walks," "All Falls controversial Hurricane girlfriends for white "That'll be the end of your but it's my ball. So I have to Down," "Slow Jamz," Katrina comments, he women. But I don't have career.' I remember when play as long as I have the "Through the Wire." stopped in Detroit at a lis­ anything against interracial people said 'Jesus Walks' ball. But now, I know I'm Biggest singles as a pro­ tening party for his new relationships. If that's what was scary. They said, going to get picked." ducer: "Lzzo (H.O.V.A.)" by album: Outspoken? Yep. you want to do, that's what "That's nice, but that's KANYE WEST Jay-Z and "You Don't On getting censored by you're going to do. I just scary.'" Age: 28 Know My Name" by Alicia radio and music video out­ talked about it." On what critics could Background: Born in Keys. lets: "On MTV, when they On rap newcomers: "It's possibly say about his new Atlanta, raised in Chicago. Artists he's sampled: played 'All Falls Down,' tough now that I'm out. album: "If there were flaws Debut Album: "The The Jackson 5, the Doors, they bleep out where it says You got to actually say in this album, it's like, why College Dropout," which Shirley Bassey, Chaka "And the white man gets something. And you got to even ... why?" sold nearly three million Khan, Ray Charles, Curtis paid off of all of that.' And put real story lines behind On blowing his budget copies and earned 10 Gram­ Mayfield and the Tempta­ on Canada radio, I just your movie." and spending $2 million to my nominations. tions, to name a few. found out that on 'Gold On how he had to fight make "Late Registration" Current Album: "Late (c) 2005, Detroit Free Digger,' they bleep out to get "Jesus Walks" on his and getting away with it: "I Registration," which has Press. Distributed by when I say "Leave your ass debut album, "The College would hate to not be me." the potential to be one of Knight Ridder/Tribune In­ for a white girl.' I under­ Dropout." (It ultimately be­ On people telling him the biggest albums of the formation Services. Neil Young Brings Bittersweet Sounds one of the first styles that ac­ by Lori Lipkin tinct voice and can be recog­ finished piece. out from beginning to end tually added to my cram­ the sandspur nized the moment it res­ When you listen to some with everything coming to­ ming than took away. onates from speaker to ear. of the words there is definite­ gether to create a picture of Time Magazine's, Critic's The first track began It is so distinct I can't ly a sad tone to them but very universality that we could all Choice, calls Neil Young's with a blend of instruments help but wonder if one likes sentimental in nature illumi­ relate to from our own intro­ new album critically-ac­ and sound that was very cap­ it immediately, dislikes it im­ nating a sense of letting go spections and times of deep claimed including 10 new tivating, almost an ominous mediately, or that it becomes and moving on. thought. songs. I call it great music to invitation into the creative an acquired taste. It sounds as if he is tak­ His words and thoughts study with. world of this LP. His easy melodies and ing inventory of his life, a are very bittersweet but What I enjoyed most was It was very sentimental calming story lines parallel mixture of regret and grati­ swollen with wisdom and in­ not only how each song relat­ in nature and welcoming be­ the prairie and the lolling of tude, realizing that home is formation about life and love ed to a sense of being on a coming the apparent theme the wind nudging the tum- where the heart is, was, and journey through the prairie, sewn within and throughout and loss. bleweeds onward in their always will be - that the but also how it was com­ the process. Like I said, you have to journeys through vacant times have changed so much have a certain ear for his pletely non-intrusive acting Initially it sounds a little towns or stretched out land­ as an accompaniment rather sometimes our memories voice but this album is worth country and twangy but the scapes. and dreams are all we have than a deterrent of attention. mellowness of his words and a trip down sentimental lane In his first song, entitled as reference. if you ever need to stop, slow It was perfect to listen to voice mixed with melan­ The Painter, he wrote "We while studying. There were choly and remembrance, Even the subdued pic­ down, or smell the roses. left our tracks in the sound" tures chosen are shadowed Neil Young will take you only a few words that stood bring images of slow, cloudy Seemingly descriptive, if out causing a break in con­ summer days. with a sense of pausing and there through The Prairie not metaphorical, for how having clarity. centration but overall it is Neil is known for his dis­ Wind and his other intensely each artist contributed to the It seemed well thought intimate offerings. OCTOBER 28,2005 imes THE SANDSPUR 1 Clubs at Rollins Gettmq Ready for the ORE ect that raises money for be used only once, meaning support that opinion. • Getting in­ by Lori Lipkin the pueblo of Cruz Verde no test takers will encounter In the second, test takers the sandspur volved in campus in the Dominican Repub­ the same questions on differ­ will have 30 minutes to dis­ organizations can lic, along with Habitat for Remember how just the ent dates. cuss how convincing they help find where Humanity are the groups sound or thought of the let­ The number of times the find an argument's line of to join if you're looking ters GRE caused you to test will be administered an­ reasoning and the evidence interests lie. for a community service cringe? nually will be 29 times, in­ supporting it. opportunity. There are I have more news... stead of continuous testing. In addition, the Verbal by Angela Gonzalez those of us who like to the sandspur As of October 2006 the If this sounds pretty and Quantitative sections like to make a difference ever famous and usually awful so far remember that will have new score scales High school's over and on campus and for them dreaded GRE, Graduate you have a whole year to get which will improve the GRE long gone are the days of there are groups like the Record Exam, the admis­ prepared, begin to under­ test's usefulness to students forced participation. Now Student Government As­ sions exam required for stand the changes so you can and to graduate schools. you're in college and sociation (SGA), Resi­ entry to most graduate level make important decisions "These changes are in­ you're faced with a wide dence Hall Association programs, will be going regarding preparation, tended to make the GRE array of extracurricular (RHA) and All Campus through some major exam, and application time General Test a more accurate clubs and groups but Events (ACE) which plans changes. table. gauge of how qualified where to start? all the entertainment that Not to worry - some of So is theTiew test hard­ prospective students are to Rollins offers a wide comes to Rollins College. you will like the changes. er? According to the Prince­ do graduate-level work," selection of associations Other organizations in­ First off a company ton Review, it depends on Payne continues. that appeal to all kinds of volved in the media of called ETS, Educational Test­ your strengths and weak­ "We'll also offer more in­ special interests. You Rollins College are our ing Service, has been work­ nesses. If you find essays terpretive information to might start of with the ob­ own beloved, Sandspur, ing over time to improve the more difficult than multiple graduate deans and faculty, vious Greek organizations the school radio station, test. choice tests, you might find including providing access but for those who don't WPRK, the school year­ This non-profit organi­ the new test harder. to test takers' essay respons­ want to devote that much book club, Tomokan and zation that creates the GRE ETS believes that the es on the Analytical Writing time, dues and responsi­ Rollins TV. and GMAT, administers the changes will provide gradu­ section." bilities there are less Being a liberal arts exams and reports your ate schools with better infor­ According to Kurt Land- pressing. For those aca­ school, you can find a vast scores to the grad schools mation on an applicant's per­ graf, president and CEO of demic enough, there are a selection of more aesthet­ you hope admittance to, also formance. ETS, "High school reform number of organizations ic clubs like the Rollins conducts ongoing research As it addresses security has long been the most neg­ that will admit you based College Dancers, or the to continuously improve its concerns and maximizes lected part of public educa­ on your GPA such as Phi Brushing Magazine that tests. technology making better tion which has been a dis­ Eta Sigma, the Order or puts out a collection of Apparently four years of use of computer enabled service to our young people Omega and the National student poetry, or even research has been in the questions, they expect the and to the nation as a whole. Society for Collegiate the Rollins Film Apprecia­ makings along with guid­ changes to increase the va­ For once those 16 year Scholars. There are also tion Organization, Rollins ance from the graduate edu­ lidity of the test. olds leave high school - une­ other kinds of Greek or­ Players, the Rollins Swing cational community, causing David Payne, Executive ducated, unprepared and ganizations that do not Dance Formation Team or the most significant overhaul Director of the GRE Program undirected - they are no discriminate according to Essence. Diversity is a big in the 55 year GRE history. in ETS's Higher Education longer someone else's prob­ gender such as Sigma emphasis at Rollins and if As a start it is going to be Division, believes the lem. They are our problem." Alpha Iota, which is actu­ you want to connect with doubling in length from 2 1/2 changes to the test are signif­ In taking on this prob­ ally a professional frater­ a certain ethnic group hours to at least 4. icant. lem Landgraf and ETS have nity for women interested there's clubs for Asian Format wise, the regular "The new test will em­ been listening to educators, in music as well as Rollins Americans, Caribbean computer adaptive test phasize complex reasoning parents, and policymakers CEO and the International students, African Ameri­ where the difficulty of the skills that are closely aligned and learning from sound, re­ Student Organization. For cans, Native Americans test is determined by the test to graduate work." search, are leading the effort those with an interest in and Indian. The Cultural taker's right or wrong an­ He says the test includes to achieve both informed sports, it may interest you Action Committee encom­ swers, is changing to a linear more real life scenarios and public policy and informed to take a look at the passes all ethnic groups computer test in which every data interpretation ques­ educational practice." Rollins Wakeboard Club, that have a small repre­ student takes the same tions, and new, more focused But you'll need to be the the" Surf Club, The Royal sentation as well. Should exam. writing questions. judge of that. Here are some Fencing Club of Rollins you still find yourself The material is being Test takers will have to of the big changes in black College, Rollins Equestri­ looking for a club that changed with additions of complete an Analytical Writ­ and white: an Club, or Rollins Out­ will encompass that spe­ new complex reasoning ing Assessment consisting of Frankly, as a grad stu­ door Club (ROC), which cial niche that you find in­ questions and data interpre­ two writing tasks. dent in Hamilton Holt, I even has its own hall for teresting, perhaps you'll tation questions. In the first, test takers would like to re-take it to try its members and organiz­ find solace in the Fellow­ Also, unlike the current will have 45 minutes to for­ and up my scores. es outdoor events. If reli­ ship of Rollins Karaoke exam, each version of the re­ mulate an opinion on an If only they reduced the gion is your calling, you Singers, the Rollins Role- vised GRE General Test will issue of general interest and cost too! can join the Campus Cru­ Playing and Gaming Soci­ sade for Christ, Hillel ety or the Rollins College (Jewish) or the Muslim Anime Club for Enthusi­ Changes Made to the GRE Student Association. asts (RACE). There are also a lot of These clubs and or­ Verbal Reasoning campus groups that stem ganizations and many from the number of ma­ others, as well as their - Two 40 minute sections rather than one 30 minute section. jors Rollins has such as meeting times and places - Greater emphasis on higher cognitive skills. can be found on the Office - A broader selection of reading passages. the Psychology Club, the - Expansion of computer enabled tasks. International Business of Student Involvement's (INB) club, in which mem­ website bers often dine out togeth­ (www.rollins.edu/osil) Quantitative Reasoning er at a local ethnic restau­ and they can also help rant and discuss current, you find the group that's - Two 40 minute sections rather than one 45 minute section. international events, the right for you. Extracurric­ - Fewer geometry questions. - More real-life scenarios and data interpretation questions. Philosophy Club, the Soci­ ular activities are an in­ ety of Physics Students creasing area of interest (SPS), Student Affiliates for grad school recruiters Analytical Writing Changes of the American Chemical and future employers. So - 15 minutes shorter. Society (SAACS) and the what are you waiting for? - More focused questions to ensure original analytical writing, Musicians of Rollins Go out there and get in­ - 30 minute argument and issue task. (MOR). The 5 Stones proj­ volved! THE SANDSPUR imes OCTOBER 28,2005 Sleeping Pill Use Skyrockets in America

the four year period. An keting campaigns are signif­ from stressful events, wor­ scription containing diphen­ by Kim Lyon even steeper increase was icantly responsible for the ries, and environmental dis­ hydramine and doxylamine. the sandspur observed in the spending on sharp increase in the use of turbances such as noise or These sleeping pills, like pre­ The use of prescription sleep aids for children. Since the drugs. Sepracor, the temperature. scription drugs, should be sleep aids in America has 2000, the money spent on company which produces Also, taking too many used with care and direc­ jumped remarkably since these drugs more than Lunesta, admits that their stimulants and too many tions must be followed. Side 2000, especially among tripled for treatment of chil­ advertising expenditure drugs such as alcohol, caf­ effects of taking these aids young people. Sleeping pills dren between the ages of 10 could contend with that of feine, or nicotine can give can be daytime drowsiness. have become increasingly and 19. This is particularly mega fast-food franchise Mc­ you a hard time falling What are the results more accepted by doctors for troubling, because the Food Donald's. asleep. Sometimes these when you have a lack of young adults and even chil­ and Drug Administration In the end, it is the doc­ cases of insomnia can be sleep? Everyone knows how dren who have a hard time has not approved any sleep tors in the field who are di­ cured by simply changing important and vital sleep is. sleeping at night. A study medication for children vided over whether or not the lifestyle and sleeping It recharges our bodies and carried out by prescription under the age of 18. the sleeping drugs are being time habits. But if these brains and revives our management company Dr. Epstein reports the over prescribed. On one changes do not work, then strength. Medco Health Solutions problem for children lies in side, Dr. Andrew Krystal of maybe you should consider "Lack of sleep" is when shows alarming figures. their difficulty in falling Duke Medical Center says taking sleeping pills ap­ you feel you haven't slept More than 70 million asleep, unlike adults who the condition is under treat­ proved by the Food and enough. So even if you had Americans suffer from a have trouble staying asleep. ed, and that sleeping disor­ Drug Administration for slept for 12 hours but still form of insomnia or sleep This may correlate to ders can worsen other ail­ short-term treatment. But feel fatigued, then you have apnea, with about 60 percent Medco's findings that a great ments. Whereas, Gregg Ja­ before you ask your doctor lack of sleep. Usually for experiencing chronic sleep number of children taking cobs of Harvard Medical for sleeping pills, there are most people, 8 hours of sleep disorders. The study also sleeping drugs were also School asserts that many some factors you should be is recommended everyday. concluded that far more being treated for Attention people being prescribed aware of. According to the most cur­ women than men were using Deficit/Hyperactivity Disor­ sleep drugs should be treat­ One of the things to con­ rent medical reports and ar­ sleep aids, with the likeli­ der. ed with cognitive behavioral sider is sleeping pills' half ticles, lack of sleep is very hood increasing alongside The side effects of many therapy instead. Jacobs con­ life. Half-life means the bad for you. One case shows age. Dr. Robert Epstein, chief ADHD drugs include insom­ ducted his own study, which length of time it takes effects that getting four hours of medical officer of Medco, nia. Even though the use of showed patients treated to wear off from body. If it's sleep a day for one week will claimed that although the sleep aids in children has not with behavioral therapy im­ too long, then it may affect cut back on your glucose tol­ elderly used sleeping drugs been formally approved, it is prove in their condition your daytime activities. It is erance and endocrine func­ most frequently, more and common for doctors to pre­ more than those taking pre­ also important for you to tion. This phenomenon re­ more young adults and chil­ scribe them anyway. scription medications and know that sleeping pills are sembles the early stages of dren are beginning to use the In 2004, $2.1 billion was doing so without the side ef­ only for short-term use. diabetes. medications. 'spent on sleeping pills, and fects. Sepracor's study There is a very high Not only does lack of Other drugs sometimes of that, $1.76 billion was showed Lunesta reduced risk of becoming dependent sleep harm the body, but it used to prevent insomnia are spent was Ambien - the most the time patients take to fall on sleeping pills if you over­ also harms brain activity. antidepressants (drugs that prescribed sleeping drug in asleep by just fifteen min­ dose them or use them for Sleep deprivation will affect stimulate the moods of de­ the world. The market is, utes. extended periods of time. It the mind's ability to clear pressed patients and antihis­ however, expected to ex­ Over the counter sleep­ is safe to use them for short- thinking, judgment, and re­ tamines, drugs that block al­ pand even further with the ing pills like Ambien are term insomnia due to stress­ action. lergies.) Drowsiness is a side introduction of Lunesta, a very popular and effective. ful events, slagging, or Sleeping- Disorders.org effect of these drugs. new sleeping pill. Re­ There are many causes of in­ change in lifestyle, but it is was a website made dedicat­ According to Medco, re­ searchers anxiously await somnia, and the most com­ not recommended to use ed to sleep. You will find cently released data showed the 2005 data, which they be­ mon ones seem to come from sleeping pills to treat chron­ good information about the use of sleep medication lieve will reflect just that. Ex­ wrong and irregular sleep­ ic insomnia. sleep disorders, stages of by adults between the ages perts claim that the drug ing patterns. Short-term There are many good sleep, sleep aids, and much of 20 and 44 doubled over companies' expensive mar­ sleep insomnias can result sleeping pills without a pre­ more. Dirty Dozen: 12 Relationship Red Flags risdiction. by Angela Gonzalez ways exceptions to the rule, proaching that scary title as signal for problems below 3. Rudeness to Wait­ the sandspur but make sure you know . adults. So if your squeeze the surface. ers- This goes for anyone in what you're getting into. won't let you past "Go" Where MSN.com has Often times we're too the service industry and it's Tango wasn't meant for without an approval from laid the groundwork, you caught up in the "Honey­ pretty self-explanatory. It's three, or four, or five. Mommy and Daddy, move should pick up the rest. If moon Period" to see that the just bad manners. 8. Money Matters- The on. you're looking for any kind relationship we're in isn't all 4. Scary Divorce Sto­ article says that "If a man 10. Bad Sex- Amen. If of a long haul, take a step that perfect. On msn.com, ries- Uh...this could also go suggests splitting the tab on it's not good the first time, back and look at things there is a list of 12 Red Flags along with "Scary Breakup a first date, the woman, fine. Remember the saying, from another perspective. It to look out for that may pre­ Stories". I really hope di­ should pay - then bolt". "Fool me once, shame on could save you a lot of time dict the eminent doom of vorce isn't an issue yet. Use your better judgment. If you. Fool me twice, shame and heartache in the long your current fling as pre­ 5. A Deep Attachment your date pulls up in a on me."? It's like that. Bad run. In the classic words of dicted by Michael Shnayer- to Disturbing Pets- You brand new luxury car with sex can be written off the Jerry Springer, "Take care of son. know little Foo Foo that re­ any kind of Louis Vuitton first time for a plethora of yourself, and each other." 1. Chronic Lateness- sides in your girl's purse at accessories and insists on reasons. But after that, if The important things in Shnayerson clarifies that all times? If Foo Foo ranks ordering the most expen­ things aren't clicking in the a relationship are to support "chronic" equals 3 dates in a higher than you on the im­ sive items on the menu, sac, it's time to find a new eachother, give eachother row. This is especially true portance scale, it's time to then cries no funds, by all bed. room to grow, be ea­ ladies, because while we're move on. means bolt. Not everyone 11. Dirty Underwear chother's champion and allowed the "fashionably 6. Fling-O-Matics- "All here at Rollins is bathing in and Socks-1 really hope this best friend, be flexible, don't late" excuse, he isn't, espe­ of my relationships end a trust fund, so watch out is painfully obvious. Per­ be afraid to fight, and re­ cially if he's not looking so after 3 months." If your sig­ making judgments on cash sonal hygiene should never member that conflict is fabulous when he does fi­ nificant other can put an ex­ flow or you might miss out be a question. nally show up. piration date on all their sometimes good. on something more gen­ 12. The Anger Hum- 2. Ketchup on Eggs- past affairs, you can best be­ Healthy relationships uine. Shnayerson describes this The article states that "noth­ lieve you will too. are all about working 9. The Parent Trap- as a "low hum of anger" that ing good ever comes of 7. Demon Children- through the bad times, to­ You're dating the person accompanies any discussion ketchup on eggs". But this Or at this age, it extends to gether, in order to get to the you're with, not their par­ about past or current issues. one lies within your own ju­ any children. There are al­ good times. Not everything ents, and we're rapidly ap­ He says it's an inexplicable is easy, it takes work. OCTOBER 28, 2005 THE SANDSPUR

me f+istom of Halloween

Halloween has not al­ these predictions were an In the 800's, the Christ­ ways been a night when important source of comfort ian church established a kids can dress up and ring and direction during the new holiday, "All Saints' -• • i doorbells throughout their long, dark winter. Day," on this date. "All neighborhood screaming To commemorate the Saints' Day" was also called "trick-or-treat," and receive even, the Celts built huge sa­ "All Hallows'." Hallow bags full of candy. The holi­ cred bonfires, where people means saint, or one who is day began over 2,000 years gathered to burn crops and holy. The evening before ago. The history behind animals as sacrifices for the "All Hallows'" was known Halloween seems to be com­ Celtic Gods. During this cel­ as "All Hallows' Eve, or as it pletely different than they ebration, the Celts wore cos­ came to be abbreviated, "All way the holiday is celebrat­ tumes, typically consisting Hallow e'en." This name ed today. A lot has changed of animal heads and skins, was eventually shortened to through the centuries. and attempted Halloween. Halloween developed to tell each Today, Halloween is a from an ancient festival cel­ other's for­ popular holiday that takes ebrated by Celtic people place on October 31, which over 2,000 years ago in the is almost here. In the Unit­ area that is now the United ed States and Canada, Kingdom, Ireland, and children dress in cos­ northwestern France. tumes and go trick-or- The Celts celebrated treating. Many people their new year on No­ also carve jack-o'- vember 1. This day lanterns out of pump­ marked the end of sum­ kins. ROCHELLE SIEGEL / The Sandspur COSTUME HUNTING: Many students find themselves trying on mer and the harvest and Halloween parties for masks at Halloween stores to find the right one. the beginning of the dark, children often feature for cold winter, a time of the tunetelling, mock haunt year that was often associat­ tunes. houses, scary stories, a •Easy Party Ideas! ed with human death. By 43 A.D., Roman had games, such as bobbing & The Celts believed that conquered the majority of apples. People decorate Looking to throw a great guest get into the setting and on the night before the new Celtic territory. In the their houses and yards with Halloween get together with mood of the party. Some sim­ year, the boundary between course of four hundred images of ghosts, skeletons, some of your friends? Don't ple decorations that are al­ the worlds of the living and years two Roam festival witches, black cats, bats, and know how to decorate or ways enjoyed by all are spi the dead became blurred. originated. The first was other symbols of Halloween. what kind of food to make? der webs, spread across any On the night of October 31, Feralia, a day late in October Many communities across Look no further, for you are surface or piece of furniture. they celebrated Samhain, when the Romans tradition­ the United States also hold about to be informed of some Plastic spiders are perfect to when it was believed that ally commemorated the parades and other celebra­ of greatest and most simple nestle into the webs. Drip- the ghosts of the dead re­ passing of the dead. The tions for Halloween. Halloween party treats and ping candles can be lit in a turned to earth. The Celts second was a day to honor In Ireland and Canada, decorations. First, one needs dim room and placed around also believed that the pres­ Pomona, the Roman god­ Halloween, which was once to decide the theme of their the room or on tables, and ar- ence of the otherworldly dess of fruit and trees. The a frightening and supersti­ party. Many options are ^ tificial vines with berries spirits made it easier for the symbol of Pomona is the tious time of year, is cele­ available to you, such as a J§§L can create a more out- Celtic priests to make pre­ apple which most likely ex­ brated much as it is here in haunted hoedown, a ^^Jk doorsy, pumpkin- dictions about the future. plain where the tradition of the United States, with trick- pumpkin-carv- ^§£pE P^I|,^W patch feel. In For people entirely depend­ "bobbing" for apples that is or-treating, costume parties, ing gather- _^^^^0^9^a^f^^^^^_ accordance ent on the natural world, practiced today. and fun for all ages. ing, a ^g, &*^ * \ Wk witn y°ur dress-up choices party, a for food ghoulish choices, gather­ make ing, sure you friendly have a fiends, or large kettle even fall har of witches' brew vest. Once the theme has to drink from, complete been decided upon, the fun with dry ice and plastic part really begins. Invitations glowing ice cubes. Options can be sent out in the form of for this drink include Orange hand-crafted paper invita­ Ooze, which is simply vanil­ tions of various styles and la yogurt, orange juice, and themes. You can also be a bit orange soda, or a zesty cider, more modern and send out consisting of apple cider, an e-invite or greeting. frozen red raspberries, and Whichever way you choose, Cinnamon sticks. Black lights make sure your guests re­ and a fog machine are espe­ ceive something that is be­ cially helpful in creating a witching and makes them an­ spooky aura. ticipate a hauntingly good All ideas and suggestions time. were taken from Better COURTESY OF WALT DISNEY RESORT Decorations are an essen­ Homes and Gardens 'at TRICK OR TREAT: Mickey Mouse welcomes trick-or-treaters to Mickey's Not-So-Scary Hal- tial part to helping every www.bhg.com. loween Party throughout the month of October. THE SANDSPUR OCTOBER 28,2005 Ask Inside London Times and on the street, this is all you mustn't ever leave your by Lara Bueso and we talk about and it proves bag on the floor or out of Jessica Estes to rile up some great debate. your sight, do not feel like The Fox! study abroad columnist 5. The film, Love Actual­ you need to have one hand 10 Common London Myths ly, is the most awful repre­ on a can of mace at all times. lv It rains more in Orlan­ sentation of London at 8. We packed wardrobes do, which is the lightening Christmas time. First off, it of gray and black after being capital of the world than rarely snows in London and warned that the Brits stay here in London. You can if it does, you will encounter away from bright colors. count on the 4 pm afternoon snow flurries in February Hoping to fit in we avoided downpour everyday in Or­ not four weeks before the red pea coats at Gap and lando, whereas the rain in Christmas. It is actually cold­ instead went for the darker London is lighter and more er in North Carolina right hues. In reality, any color sporadic. An umbrella may now than it is in London. So would blend in with the come in handy, but you are sadly, you will have to aban­ trendy London. still perfectly capable of don those hopes of a white 9. Not everyone has the sightseeing. Christmas. posh English accent that 2. We'll admit - we 6. There is no need to Hugh Grant has mastered. Dear Fox, once. It's putting someone thought we.were going to hide your patriotism in There are regional differ­ starve coming to London Britain simply because you ences in accents, and you I'm really confused. else's happiness above being fearful of the notori­ heard that everyone hates will rarely come across the I've been dating this guy yours. ous traditional English food. us. In fact, they seem more aristocratic pronunciation. for a year now, and the gig­ To sum it up, love is the However, it is more common intrigued and often question The average Brit mumbles, gly feelings from the begin­ little things you do to make for an Englishman to enjoy about our homeland. Don't speaks quickly and punctu­ ning are starting to fade. your significant other curry (sometimes regarded feel pressured to wear a ates their sentences with I'm really worried because happy, even when you as their pseudo-national Canadian flag on your bag emmm instead of ummm. I love him, but does this sometimes don't feel like it. dish) or Thai for dinner or pretend you are from a The accent still makes us mean I'm not in love with In my opinion, there rather than bangers and different country (although weak at the knees every time him anymore? Maybe I are stages of love. The first mash. Traditional English don't even know what love stage you go through is the this can be a fun exercise on though - what a proper lan­ restaurants are few and far is. Can you help me? What infatuation, honeymoon a night out). Granted, there guage! between, but international is love? How do I know stage: the stage where you are those that dislike Ameri­ 10. They do not say: cafes and American chain when I'm in love? I've experience those wonder­ cans, but you must also real­ a. By jove I think she's corporations dominate the heard people say "you just ful butterflies and giggles ize that there are some got it daily cuisine. know," but that doesn't you were talking about. Americans who dislike Eu­ b. Oh poppycock help me much. I'm so lost. Then, when your relation­ 3. We were also warned ropeans as well. c. Lovely Jubly ship grows and matures, of the standoffish attitude of 7. We have all been fair­ d. Can you pass me the -Possibly In Love? which all successful rela­ the English, but most people ly warned of pickpocketers, Gray Poupon? tionships do, the butterflies prove to be friendly and ap­ to the point that we clutched Dear Possibly In Love, tend to fade, and a comfort proachable. They also don't our handbags with a Kung But do say: sets in. That's not to say mind when you ask person­ Fu grip. Much to our sur­ e. Bloody hell Love is a really compli­ that the butterflies go away al questions.. .so be friendly. prise, there weren't sneaky f. Rubbish cated thing. It's a word that completely, however. At 4. Religion, sex and pol­ thieves lurking behind every g. Brilliant is easily thrown around in itics = the three deadly table corner waiting for unsus­ h. Lovely our culture today. You can special moments, you'll ex­ conversation topics. This is love your family, your perience them. So, when pecting tourists to rob. Al­ i. Darling not so. In the majority of boyfriend, your pet, pizza, you least expect it, you'll though you must be aware j. Are you alright? = table conversations at work and the list could go on for­ get those wonderful feel­ of your surroundings, and How are you doing? ever. However, I don't be­ ings again. lieve there is one clear defi­ Every relationship is nition for what love really different. Some experience is. What I can do, is give butterflies all the time, Sandspur Student of the Week you my interpretation of it. throughout the entire rela­ In my opinion, love is tionship. Some fall into the something you do for comfort faze very fast. It all Starting this coming week! someone else. It's an action. depends on what you're It's wanting that person to happy with. If you are be in your life in good happy in your relationship Do you know someone who is active on campus? times and in bad. It's being the way it is - without but­ Does someone you know deserve recognition? completely open and hon­ terflies and giggles con­ est, and trusting them stantly - then you don't Do you know someone who is just plain awesome? 100%. It's above jealously. need to worry. If you need Love is wanting to rush the butterflies, which some home and tell them every­ people do and it's com­ thing that just happened, pletely fine, then you prob­ If yes, nominate them for Student of the Week! even if it isn't that signifi­ ably need to change up cant - just because you'll your relationship a little. know they care and want to Such as, going on more How: The Drop Boxes in the Mail Room and on the Sandspur Office Door hear about your day. Love dates, adding more ro­ is being best friends, com­ mance, etc. Talk to your What to Write: Their Name and Email and Reason why! panions, sounding boards, boyfriend to get a feel for and so much more all at how he feels. Good luck. -Daisy Fox When: Votes are due before Noon every Monday! The Fox returns to answer this Late votes will be counted for the following week! week's social and relationship ques­ tions from Rollins students. If you If a tie occurs, the sandspur staff will vote! have any questions that you would If for some reason, you cannot get to the boxes to vote, you may email submissions to: like The Fox to answer, then send an email to [email protected] [email protected] OCTOBER 28, 2005 THE SANDSPUR

Week 9: Spring Break Begins in the Down Under!

Fantastic though Sydney items. Wait—last minute people catering to the the rainforest? Arial's eyes beyond description. Approx­ is, the only thing on my items? I thought, I haven't tourism industry on the just glazed back at me in a imately one-mile long, this mind after booking a seven­ even begun to pack yet! So, I northeast coast of Queens­ half-asleep way. Sure, she completely deserted, white- teen-day spring break trip set out. land. This vacationing spot said, I think...Okay, so since sandy beach with the rain­ was leaving the city. The cal­ However, a member of arises from Cairns' proximi­ the itinerary only said "Trip forest as a backdrop looked endar countdown began Australian Green Peace rail­ ty to some of the world's to the Rainforest. Cape like some kind of mystical, three weeks prior to the trip, ing at our neglectful, oil most incredible natural land­ Tribulation. Adventure television paradise, and so I but before the first week was over-consumptive, resource- marks, including-, the Great Tours. Meet at 7:40 a.m. out­ half expected some random, up, I was so eager to finish depleting ways soon Barrier Reef and the Dain- side Bohemia's," we had no handsome waiter to appear marking off the days that I stopped two tree Rainforest. idea where we were going. with a coconut-cup drink decided it was acceptable to of us, A ^ By midnight, we No problem, I thought, just complete with little umbrel­ cross off a day at 12:01a.m. I ^ sleepily dragged our be optimistic, and watch out las. Well...that is what hap­ mean, technically the day ~*^^ stuff into our rooms for other sketchy things in pens on television anyway. had already begun, so I may Vat Bohemia's, but Cairns like the wake up calls! Since the beach was so as well mark it off, right? The *- •Mt only felt like I Finally, we arrived at beautiful, Arial and I decid­ fact that I had not yet even, & %\had just laid my RK. Jungles, possibly the ed to take up an opportunity gone to sleep from the night S * A head down most remote accommoda­ to go horse riding on it that before ceased to matter. Un-\ ** ^when I felt a tion I have ever stayed. In we had heard about at fortunately, I vaguely recall 4 jj i tap on my fact, the only thing it seemed check-in. So, early the next being just as eager to finish** t shoulder. An­ there was to do here was morning, we found our­ il • my last midterm as well, 14 noyed, I rolled walk to the beach or go to the selves riding through the with the notion of how fin­ over to see who tiki bar. Since it was only 3 rainforest to the beach. I ishing more quickly would was waking me up p.m. we decided it probably have no idea how I found make spring break arrive when, inches from my was not the best time to start myself doing this since I sooner... Hmm... ArriaT^Kii * •m f*&Z face, some strange guy on the latter, so we strolled have never even been on a t Anyway, as I mentioned Harring­ **&0?^ *^ smiled "good morning!" down to Cape Tribulation horse before, but it worked in an earlier article about the ton, '07, and I." Silence. I rolled back to the beach, renowned as one of out okay. So, no worries so "Urban Backpacker," I have Apparently, he heard our ac­ other side trying to calm the most beautiful in the far on spring break. I will tell never done anything remote- cents, and decided that this down, remember where I world, only to find a place more details next week. ly like backpacker traveling was the best approach to get was, and what I had done before, and have no idea our attention; thereby, com­ the night before, only to how to pack for hostels, ad­ pelling us with his anger to vaguely recall requesting a venture trips, and camping change our lifestyle and join "wake up call" from the for two weeks. My only ex­ his organization. Yeah, okay. front desk. This was not ex­ perience camping thus far Unfortunately for Mr. Bad actly what I had in mind. I was a fabulous little house Logic, Arial and I were quite guess a wake up call in Aus­ Barbie and I made in my liv­ aware of Australia's own en­ tralia is a bit more than just ing room with three chairs vironmental faults, particu­ the automatic phone call in and a bed sheet. Therefore, larly their own failure to sign the States, but even though I by Thursday evening, the Kyoto Accord. For fun, appreciate the, um, attenta- preparing for the trip was then, we decided to seek tiveness of the service, I beginning to look like a vengeance on him for his think I much prefer the im­ problem. Such a problem, stereotyping by pointing personality of a ringing ma­ actually, that I decided to go such failings out to him. He chine informing me of the to sleep instead and face it in turned out to be a decent time. the morning. bloke though, so we prom­ Slightly bewildered This was not the best ised him that we recycle and then, Arial and I prepared plan. At eight the next morn­ that we have been keeping in for our weekend at Cape ing, I awoke to rush into the accordance with Sydney's Tribulation, further north of city for a field trip to the water restrictions since our Cairns and the point at Sydney Aquarium. This trip arrival. These include short­ which the Daintree Rainfor­ ought to have taken only er showers in order to help est meets the Great Barrier three hours; therefore, leav­ conserve water in light of the Reef. On an "Adventure ing me with seven hours to extensive drought causing Tours" bus, we met our somehow get home, have Sydney's water reservoir to group for the trip. lunch, pack, and make my fall well below the minimum Once we were on our way to the airport. necessary to maintain the way, though, we realized we At the aquarium, I spent city. Scarily, the city may run had no idea what we were the next few hours walking out of water by mid-2006 un- supposed to be doing for the

through "shark tunnels" less there are large rainfalls entire weekend. Arial, I KARINA MCCABE / The Sandspur where the huge, big-toothed before then, asked, are we going for a KANGA IS THAT YOU?: An upclose look at a Kangaroo at a monsters swam around, By this point, it was now hike? Is that what you do in wildlife preserve in Australia. butting the glass with their 2:30 p.m., and I still have not heads to remind me it might packed anything. I felt like I break at any time leaving me had failed as the Urban at their mercy. Following Backpacker before I had this, I was peering down into even started! I finally ^UTiliilfc^r /xDIOctCi a crocodile pit where large dragged us away from the signs with a pleasant picture heated conversation towards » Innsbruck, Austria of a cartoon croc snapping a home, and began packing at man in his jaws warned, "Do 4 p.m. • 6-credit hours not climb in! If the fall does­ Magically (again, seri­ » Taught in English by Stetson faculty n't kill you, the crocodile ously!), I was not only will!" Then, I found Nemo! packed but actually checked » 6 weeks, July 1 - Aug. 12 To celebrate this accom- in and sitting waiting for my plishment (seriously!), a few flight to depart by 5:30 p.m. of us had a long lunch in (not quite sure how I accom- Stetson University Darling Harbour, and pro- plished this, sorry, no help- ceeded to forget all about the ful tips here). Then, at 7 p.m., School of Business Administration time until someone men- Arial and I were on our way www.stetson.edu/innsbruck tioned something about to Cairns, a city composed Tel: 386-822-7394 picking up a few last minute entirely of vacationers and THE SANDSPUR SPORTS OCTOBER 28,2005 Has the NBA Dress Code Gone Too Far? • A new NBA you are playing or not. I can ing a dress code. see why Stern would imple­ NFL and baseball guys dress code for all ment a dress code for that. dress more or less the same league business The NBA is a $3 billion a as NBA guys, and the NFL year business. A significant does not have a dress code. draws criticism sum of that profit comes The thing that I think Com­ from players. from items such as throw­ missioner Stern has gotten back jerseys. twisted is that the NBA is an by Juan Bernal Some players that are in entertainment business, not the sandspur "street clothes" who aren't an office. In an effort to further playing for whatever reason Entertainers don't pos­ "strengthen" its image, sit on the bench wear throw­ sess the responsibility of NBA Commissioner David back jerseys. I think that the representing themselves Stern recently implemented players are trying to show with the most professional a dress code. The league some appreciation by wear­ clothing. Doing that would LIONAL HAHN / KRT Campus stated that all players must ing an article of clothing also affect their fan base. DAVID STERN: Several NBA players are critical of the new be in "business casual" at­ that respects players such as Many fans love to see guys league dress code recently implemented by the commissioner. tire when conducting team Michael Jordan, Magic John­ like Allen Iverson sport du comes true if you are using ers have spoken out. or league business. son and Larry Bird. After rags and $90,000 platinum it during a game. The Pacers Stephen This includes when all, you can't possibly talk chains. But I'm sure the entire Jackson calls it "racist" be­ players are leaving the about the history of the I think it's definitely al­ basketball community will cause taking away the arena, doing promotional game without mentioning right for players to sport all be looking if you are using a chains is a direct shot at the business that is related to those three legends. of the accessories that they cell phone or headphones in black players who wear the team. It also bans items The NBA does not have want to wear outside of the the locker room. As the chains. Allen Iverson, per­ that are popular among an image problem. It did a court and on buses. I don't Wizards Antawn Jamison haps the most outspoken players such as hats, throw­ few years ago when stars see why some coaches such was quoted: "As far as when critic of the new dress code back jerseys, chains, head­ such as Allen Iverson and as the Portland Trail Blaz­ we're traveling, I don't see says that even if you put a phones, shorts and sun­ Latrell Sprewell were mak­ ers' Nate McMillan outlaw that as being necessary. murderer in a suit, it still glasses. ing headlines for the wrong cell phone use and head­ We're the first ones at the makes him a murderer. Tim To a certain degree I'm reason. phones on team buses and arenas so no one sees us and Duncan calls it "a load of in obvious disagreement to­ It's true that the NBA in the locker room. It's then we're out of here and crap." wards this dress code busi­ markets the hip-hop cul­ ridiculous. on a plane where no one NBA players already ness. I think it's somewhat ture, but that's not necessar­ Nobody (except for your sees us so why does it mat­ have to meet enough de­ appropriate for the games, ily a bad thing. I don't see occasional groupie) is look­ ter what we're wearing?" mands. Wearing a suit on a but other than that Commis­ why the NBA doesn't allow ing when you arrive in a It makes sense to many bus ride at 3:00 in the morn­ 1 sioner Stern is taking this players to express them hotel or arrive at the airport. people that Commissioner ing or not being allowed to issue a lot farther than it has selves. I mean baseball has They say dressing, using Stern incorporates this dur­ wear chains on a team bus to go. an image problem with all cell phones and headphones ing a game, but for "all or plane shouldn't have to The games are official the steroids and stuff, and is "disrespecting the game." league business" is just un­ be one of them. league business, whether you don't see them institut­ That statement only be- necessary. Many NBA play-

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Tiger Woods will break Jack cheered for him. He then tional League in ERA this Bowl. Nicklaus' record for carried the ball six times for century. None of them made Since 1985, counting this The batters box is wiped most major championships. minus-1 yard. the World Series. year, 13 different teams out now. The mound is Truth: Tiger Woods will Next week, they'll no Is this Houston-Chicago have won the World Series. lower. Batters wear body turn 30 in December, and he doubt cheer for him again. World Series a "small-mar­ Let's take one more step armor. Nobody except the has 10 major champi­ Myths in sports are hard ket" series, as many have and look at long suffering White Sox finish games. The onships. Nicklaus had eight to smash. People want to be­ suggested. Um, no. Chicago fans. How many teams have games are longer. Players major championships when lieve that Williams has had is America's third largest not reached either the work out more. The uni­ he turned 30. So Woods is a great pro career. He has city; Houston is fourth. World Series or Super Bowl forms are different. ahead of schedule. But you not. He led the league in Every so often, it's in the last, oh, 30 years? There's the DH, the wild have Lo remember, Nicklaus rushing once, which is worth taking a look around In baseball, not counting card, interleague play, field was one of the greatest mid­ good. Otis Armstrong, and popping a few sports expansion teams, there are turf, retractable roofs, the dle-aged golfers ever. He Charles White and Christian myths: only four: the Chicago influx of Latin players, won 10 major champi­ Okoye also led the league in Myth: Major League Cubs, Montreal/Washing­ Japanese players ... onships in his 30s and 40s. rushing. Baseball desperately needs ton, Seattle and Texas. Seat­ "Look at the. stadiums, Nobody else has been that The question is: How the Yankees to reach the tle does not quite go back 30 the advertising, the money, good that late in their ca­ good has he been during his World Series or television years, but we'll count the the relationship between reers. career? The answer: Aver­ ratings will plummet. Mariners. players and managers, the Woods might break the age. Truth: According to In the NFL? Not count­ relationship between per­ record. But he still has a lot Maybe less than aver­ Forbes magazine, during ing expansion teams, there formers and the press," of Work to do. age. His career rushing av­ the last 10 years, the televi­ are nine teams that have James says. "It's all vastly Myth: An NFL team erage is less than four yards sion ratings have actually not reached the Super Bowl different than it was 30 cannot travel and play on per carry. He is not a touch­ been better when the Yan­ in the last 30 years. This years ago." the same day. down scorer. He doesn't kees were not in the World counts Cleveland and Hous­ He then offers this fun Truth: Hey, the Chiefs catch the ball particularly Series. The 1998 World Se­ ton, two cities that also had statistic: In 2004, more play­ just played their best road well. He certainly is not ad­ ries ,which featured the their teams yanked away ers struck out 100 times or game in two years Friday mired throughout the great Yankees team that from them. more than in all of baseball night in Miami, that after league for his blocking abil- won 114 games and suppos­ This, of course, also in­ history from 1867-1960. flying three and a half ity. edly won everybody's heart cludes the Chiefs. Myth: It would be great hours. As the Chiefs Presi­ He has hardly been a , was the lowest rated Series Myth: Great running to have a downtown ball­ dent/CEO/general manag­ model citizen. of the 1990s. teams win championships. park like Wrigley Field or er/secretary of transporta­ And yet fans cheer for And the Yankees-Mets Truth: The last 10 years, Fenway Park. tion Carl Peterson said after him like mad in Miami. series in 2000 was, up to that the top running team in the Truth: People say this all the game: "Maybe we need This is not to pick on point, the lowest-rated NFL has not reached the the time. They need to stop. to get some busses." Ricky Williams. Kerry World Series ever (that Super Bowl. The last team to Neither of those ballparks is Wood is a myth, too. When record was broken by the lead the league in rushing downtown. people talk about the great 2002 Angels-Giants series). and win the Super Bowl? Myth: The Pac-10 plays pitchers in the baseball, Myth: The National The 1985 Chicago Bears. soft football. The Big Ten (c) 2005, The Kansas City Wood's name often comes Hockey League is playing Myth: Baseball never plays rough. Star. up. He struck out 20 in a again. changes. Truth: Hard to quantify Distributed by Knight Rid- der/Tribune Information Ser­ game. He strikes out a lot of Truth: Wait, this one is Truth: There is almost this one. But let's throw this vices. people. But Kerry Wood has true. never won 15 games in a Myth: The NFL, because season. He has never fin­ of the salary cap, is all about CLASSIFIEDS ished in the top five in his parity. Everybody has a league in ERA. He's wild. chance. Major League Base­ He has had a terrible time ball, meanwhile, belongs to staying healthy. He has a the rich. There's no hope for Spring Break 2006 losing record these last two most teams. Spring Break 2006 with Student Travel Services to Jamaica, Mexico, Bahamas and injury-plagued years. Truth: Everyone is con­ Florida. Are you connected? Sell Trips, Earn Cash & Travel Free! Call for group He's only 28 and might vinced that the NFL is "fair­ discounts. Info/Reservations 800-648-4849 www.ststravel.com. still have a good future. er" than MLB, because of the But the idea that Kerry salary cap and the draft and Wood is one of baseball's easier schedules for bad Women Ages 21-30 best is a myth. tarns. Every team should You can help make a miracle happen! Egg donors needed to help women who are waiting Myths are so entrenched have a chance in football, to become moms. 6-week process, $3,000 compensation. Call our clinic, 407-740-0909. in sports. Is it true, for in­ but not in baseball. I've cer­ stance, that in golf, "Driving tainly written on this theme is for show and putting is a few times. ELP for dough?" It sounds good. But is it true? Let's look. i i But look: The top four put­ This year, either the ters on the P call The top four distance The NFL, meanwhile, has (407) 671-6041. drivers? Thanks to Tiger had only four different Woods, they have made a champions in six years, Would you like to place an announcement or classified? Call (407) 646-2696 or e-mail [email protected], THE SANDSPUR SPORTS OCTOBER 28,2005 Men's Soccer Wins Homecoming Game by Angela Gonzalez Tampa Spartans came to the sandspur Rollins last Tuesday to play the Tars. With a rough start, Last week, the 5 seniors it seemed as though the Tars' of the men's team: David SSC ranking would slip Dwyer, Daniell Robertson, away. One of the Spartans Ben Owen, Ryan Dodds and forwards scored against Matt Gowan, were honored goalie Dana Singer within before the 2005 Homecom­ the first minute of the game. ing game and last home Then, a rarity, only 12 game of the season. minutes later, Rollins gave The Rollins men can rest up a goal when a misplayed easy for now, because their ball found its way into the #2 spot in the Sunshine State Rollins net which put the Conference is safe. The Spartans up 2-0. But then in the 16tn minute, a pass from Jon Gruenewald found its way to the feet of senior Ryan Dodds who put the first point up for the Tars. This match also saw a lot of yellow cards. The first was thrown on a Tampa player for rough play in the twenty- Courtesy of RCSID fourth minute, and shortly AT THE COUNT OF THREE: The soccer team gathers in a huddle and prepare for the big after Chris Cerroni earned game. the first yellow for Rollins. some quality plays to make he does best, scored a clean count was 4 for Rollins and 5 Matt Gowan also collected a sure Tampa didn't go home goal off a pass from Jon for Tampa. Rollins also out- yellow card before the end of with the win. Four more yel­ Gruenewald and took the shot Tampa 16 to 5, and the first half. low cards were given; lead away from Tampa. Rollins goalie Dana Singer During halftime, the Tampa with 3 and Rollins Cerroni then again, managed 3 saves for the Homecoming Court came with 1 as the 2 teams fought brought the score to 4-2 night. The next game for the out to center field and the voraciously. when he shot the ball in past men will be in Melbourne on Homecoming King Nick Then in the seventy-sec­ the Tampa keeper assisted October 22na- when they face Tanturri and Queen Chrissy ond minute, Daniell Robert­ by Leslie Osei and Juan Kus­ off against Florida Tech in Cardinell were crowned. But son put a free kick up for nir. The-Spartans were un­ another Sunshine State Con­ once the second half began, Ryan Dodds to head in the able to make a comeback, Courtesy of RCSID ference match up. The men's READY TO SCORE: Anthony it was back to business. goal and tie up the game. and the Tars won the game recordis now 9-4-0 (SSC 5-1- Santiago kicks the ball down Rollins was still down by Within the next 5 minutes, 4-2. 0). field for a possible goal. a goal and needed to make Chris Cerroni, doing what The total yellow card

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