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Sandspur, Vol 97 No 14, January 16, 1991 University of Central Florida STARS The Rollins Sandspur Newspapers and Weeklies of Central Florida 1-16-1991 Sandspur, Vol 97 No 14, January 16, 1991 Rollins College Find similar works at: https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-sandspur University of Central Florida Libraries http://library.ucf.edu This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers and Weeklies of Central Florida at STARS. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Rollins Sandspur by an authorized administrator of STARS. For more information, please contact [email protected]. STARS Citation Rollins College, "Sandspur, Vol 97 No 14, January 16, 1991" (1991). The Rollins Sandspur. 1695. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-sandspur/1695 ''"•:•: ••. '"'. PUR Volume 97 January 16, 1991 Issue #14 Winter Fest '91: a huge success Dr* Lowery to speak at Rollins Close friend of King honors his memory The Reverend Doctor Joseph Echols Lowery, the current President of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) and close friend of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., will be speaking to the Rollins community on Wednesday, Jan. 16 at 7:30 p.m. in the Knowles Chapel as part of the weeklong celebration honoring the achievements of Dr. King. Lowery was one of the key figures of the Equal Rights Movement in the 1960s and as President of the SCLC, is still working to establish racial equality. As an international leader for human rights, Lowery was given the 1990 Martin Luther King Jr. Nonviolent Peace Prize, the Urban League and NAACP Leadership Awards, the Alpha Phi Alpha Human Rights Award in 1985, and was nominated as one of the 15 greatest Black preachers and winner of the 1990 award in Religion by Ebony Maga­ zine. He also holds honorary doctoral degrees from several colleges and universities including Dillard University, Morehouse College, Clark College, and Atlanta University. Lowery was one of the 77MT TKES fight for the tug-of-war title photo/Chris Port founders of the SCLC along with Dr. King and other prominent by Michele Caraker piece by piece Winter Fest became reality. black leaders, and served as Sandspur Staff The events and competitions of Winter Vice President from 1957 to Fest were designed to promote school spirit 1967 when he was nominated This first week of J-term 1991 has and an air of all of Rollins working together by Dr. King to serve as Chair­ witnessed the first celebration of the and having fun while doing it. Ovir first man of the National Board of Directors. He then became the Winter Fest kind. To the rest of the event, the competition for highest percent­ third President of the organi­ world, it looked like the whole thing age of attendance at the Rollins/Wesley zation in 1977, a position origi­ began on Wednesday, the 9th of Janu­ basketball game, was organized by Rachel nally held by Dr. King and his ary with the Rollins basketball game Landreth with the help of the Rollins predecessor Rev. Ralph against Wesley College. But that is Cheerleaders. The game was preceded by Abernathy. not the case. Winter Fest began as the a bonfire on the fieldhouse parking lot and shared idea of Rachel Landreth and halftime included a balloon drop from the In 1982, Dr. Lowery orga­ Dal Walton. These two motivated ceiling of the fieldhouse. Thursday brought nized and led a 2,700 mile pil­ people saw the need for a homecom­ the fun and messy Jell-o-eating contest, grimage which passed through •)wery ing-type jubilee. They observed that the exciting Tug-a-war contest and the five states and seventy cities Rollins College does have an event very funny and entertaining Skit contest, and gained meaningful extensions for the Civil Rights Act. where we invite alumni to return to hosted by Michelle Caraker and organized Lowery has been arrested many times during civil rights protests the college but we do not celebrate by Lynne Scott. Friday's semi-formal, or­ and twice while fighting against massive toxic waste dumping in a their coming home. Because a com­ ganized by Anne Lloyd and Paul Vlasic small predominantly black community—Warren County, North Caro­ plete Homecoming week would have featured the music of The Functions and lina. He received a national award from environmental advocates for been virtually impossible to pull off decorations put up with the help of the this effort. Because of his protests, a Congressional investigation the first time, they opted to create a sisters of Chi Omega. The Float Construc­ tion contest on Saturday, organized by see Lowery, page 2 forerunner to the Homecoming tradi­ Betsy Barksdale, had seven teams show tion that we hope will follow. Begin­ their best construction, creativity, artwork, ning this past summer and planning and sense of humor. Finally, Winter Fest all throughout the fall term, the Win­ wound up with the music of Naomi's Hair Tars capture title ter Fest Committee has encountered (followed by taped versions popular dance nothing but support and assistance tunes performed by the original artists) at from all corners of the college. First the street party which showed Rollins that second straight year proposed to President Bornstein and we have not investigated ALL of the pos­ Dean Neilson, then to Fred Battenfield, sible uses for the space that we have. This by Fred Battenfield Gordie Howell and Coach Tom Mardi Gras party was organized by Dal Sports Information Director Klusman, the idea was approved and the time was chosen. Committees were The Headlines say it all: formed, plans were made, tears were see Winterfest, page 3 "Rollins defeats Division I Central Florida fifth straight time" shed, plans were then altered, and "Shooting Tars capture second straight Holler Chevrolet/Tanger­ ine Tourney Title** "Blue & Gold stun NCAA II semi-finalist Jacksonville State" ^-.-...•.-^-.-.•.•...•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•. "Martin shoots 76.2% from three-point range during week." Prior to the holiday break, it appeared as if Coach Tom Klusman and the Rollins College basketball team were in for a long season. World news Since the visit by Santa, the Tars have put together a six- Winterfest results game win streak and could ex­ tend it to eight before begin­ Visio JJLC7 ning Sunshine State Confer­ ence action. Play Rollins captured its second straight Holler Chevrolet/Tan­ Australia gerine Tournament title by downing cross-town rival Cen­ Group Speak tral Florida 78-70 in the cham­ pionship game. The win over Nordstrom UCF was the fifth straight for Rollins dating back to 1987. Pg.10 The second straight champion­ Letter from Bush ship marked the first time any Per. 11 team had won back-to-back Sports titles in the 16-year old classic. photo /Andres Abril *n *he opening round, the Tars : n . downed NCAA II semi-finalist ; Steve Rotz plays man-to-man defense, helping \the Tars roll to a!06 to 63 victory over Wesley, see Tournament, page 11 ________ page 2 The Sandspur Volume 97 Issue #14 International News (The world this week> v USSR A group of Communist Party loyalists, known as the National Salvation Committee, put Lithuania under martial law Sunday after the Soviet Army seized power Iraqi installations for the Committee overnight. The attackleft 13 people <4 Air bases ffl Conventional weapons plan dead and over 100 wounded by bullets or tank treads. A Oil refineries iL Chemical weapons plants According to reports, the Salvation Committee an­ nounced on the radio at 8:00 am that a Major General K Source: GNS research. Gannett New* Service of the Soviet Army had been named commandant of Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania. President Bush denounced the crackdown but did not take steps to penalize Moscow's actions. Other Soviet republics are Lowery, from page 1 now apprehensive about similar responses from the 1979, he became the first black American leader to Kremlin. fly to the Middle East for meetings with Yassar Arafat and other leaders including the President of Persian Gulf discovered that there was overutilization of poor and black communities for toxic waste disposal Lebanon. In 1983 and 1985 he flew to Nicaragua to After meeting with President Saddam Hussein for meet with President Daniel Ortega and three top two and a half hours, Secretary General Javier Perez sites. Rev. Lowery has led campaigns against the leaders of that nation to promote peace with justice. de Cuellar of the United Nations said Sunday evening He has also led attacks against U.S. businesses that no headway was achieved in persuading Iraq to Klu Klux Klan, police brutality and has fought for increased employment, job training and eco­ having contacts with South Africa before it became pull out of Kuwait byTuesday's deadline. Secretary of popular to do so. As early as March of 1977, Lowery State James Baker reported Sunday that with the nomic opportunities in both the private and public sectors for blacks and other ethnic groups. Ac­ and the SCLC demonstrated against the Atlanta- exception of Syria, all the nations aligned against Iraq based Southern Company urging it to cancel a ten are in agreement as to the timing and necessity of force cording to an article done by the Atlanta Journal and Constitution in 1986, Lowery is an easy man year contract to purchase 10 million tons of coal to evict Iraq from Kuwait after midnight Tuesday. The from South Africa. anti-Iraq coalition includes Britain, France, Germany, to like: "witty, intelligent, caring, good-natured Lowery also was among the first five people Italy, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, and direct, even a bit mischievous." arrested in November of 1984 in the South African Turkey, Switzerland, and Syria.
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