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CLXXVIII No. 8 1999 Vol. SEWANEE,--"- TENNESSEE, FEBRUARY 18. UNIVERSITYUNIVfcnoi I T OFur THEi nc ouuSOUTHi n — Sewanee prepares for Archbishop's visit power ol doctrinal au- , —_^_ « _ .i: l««^l«^ ,-%. .v...... ,., .„ Amrr.ca have the powei ^^— to the only university m Ami Anglican leader Reitaei as Pathai Ward owned by the Episcopal Church. . hor.n ihe Art hbishop wields presenct undei i (plained, receive honorary I he ir< hbi shop's and the ihe power of persuasion . . both the uniqueness between His responsibilities Include in March i ol the bondi degree signifit an< Conference, I ambeth Sewanee and ihe church Se< leading the held once by Edwin C.erbcr meeting, ol all bishops ondly. and perhaps of greater im a visiting and Staff Writer every ten scars, and portance. the Archbishop's visit across the the supporting parishes Reverend and Right ,, minds us "i oui lies to The Most As Ward expressed. "The greater Anglican Communitj world, I Carey. Honorable George conard embodies the Angli- half million members Archbishop Canterbury, will The two and Archbishop of Communion," he is both 8 in i I piS< Opal Church m Sewanee this March, hon- Ol the come to oui unity and an 81 I America arc but a small pari ol a gj mool Ol invitation from the Vice oring an working to strengthen that communllj ol over seventy Chancellor on behalf of the Uni- faith worldwide We in unity the South ["he million scrsity of While the Episcopal church in Sewanee are part ol 8 fellowship Archbishop's viiit. which includes govern- beyond national America has a system ol both the College of that extends appearances at similar to that ol ihe Inderal md this bond allows ment Sciences ..nd the School boundaries Arts and government, with a separation of us to reach out to help Others 88 vvill be centered of Theology . the insurance that both 'rips, al powers and in our outreach bul special < invocation on around a laymen and priests have voices, learn from Others BS they reach OUI 12 At the Convocation. of March the selection of the Archbishop io us He cited the role the church. will give a pecial address less Carey Desmond Tutu, Canterbury is somewhat .md receive an i Jly Bishop to the University democratic played in ending apartheid in < arey is not the honorary degree. Traditionally. Archbishops have South Africa and the lesson n has Archbishop to sojourn in pool first Angli- been selected from a seleci Robert taught us As part of the Sewanee; his predecessor Icrgyman from the Oxford and we arc called to Ol i presented an honorary can Community Runcie was schools In this sense. ihe joys, and also in the Cambridge 23. 1981 share in degree on FebruBr\ is a departure world. Archbishop Carey Thorn Ward. Chap sorrows, of the Reverend the norm Before becoming the papal office of the from University, explained Like lain of the Archbishop, Carey served in the Catholic Church, the Archbishop Archbishop C .rey's visit to true that Air Force He did not feel a Canterbury is defined BS a "first a twofold pur- of Sewanee serves .allmg Christian ministry until among equals " Unlike the Pope, to sense it reminds us pose. In one relatively late in life. the Archbishop does not -I"i the.Southjuu... is.* however, thatthai the univcrau)University me Vice-Chancellor Williamson

Office retirement Jmveisity Relations announces George Leonard Carey. The of Canterbury, of Quintard and The Archbishop University. remain- jor renovations honorary degree from the 'these responsibilities In the A^hbishop will receive an February 16, 19v> residence halls The 10 Hodgson ing months there will be much strength is strong. plan. University's Bscal ommunity: finish the work on the strategic To Ihe Sewanee for future success very 0U | capacity complete the appointment of a nev. plans as office and our sense of purpose an Outreach secure funding great, dean for the College, i to- ann< unce lh. 1 have Joan and I write to Anglican institution secure ol Ml Saints' Re- for the refurbishment day formally noti cd the Board of debts of thanks to many renovation plan I owe Special inten- Chapel, finish events the Ch. icellor « I my a variety of gents and is and wc will in fund-raising Bishop's < om Carnegie, and 14th Vice-Chan- Gailor, gratitude tion to retire as e ways seek to express our the two i najoi COD 199^-2000 aca- nion. and supervise Students traveling to Jamaica cellor at the end. the over the coming months suuction projects now underway Bronwyn Massey will have served in a conveni in demic year. By tf n I will soon start COnstTUCtit will be based much to do in the Wc Writer among There is also still Staff : >urth longest and look where they plan to build twelve years, the home in Wiggins Creek Kingston community, including the is a retirement. Joan Sewanee ycais in small homes for fami- my predecessors On lorward to main more happy the high expense of one or two child L.ire and more faculty/ Because of sabbatical year and sues ol our the city s and 1 will take a )• joins me in sending Out- lies thai ive in one ol Sew .nice ian their spring break trips, the where staff housing . Sewanee Sewanee underprivileged neighbor, we will then retu to profound thanks to all the sponsoring sev- most just briefly. W exprei Program is I wanl. reach continue to teach Chancellor on the Mountain will also spend I will community., whether the hoods. Students appreciation to each ol JVOU ^different fund-raisers, and details profound mental!) Wimberly will s.. >n announce thoscdisi.ini from the Domain foi al an orphanage for years ones ol and raised will go directly to time who base made these money search pn ess for my succes- such wonderful years. food, and physically challenged ehil- of the asw< have making these "ay for building supplies, success forthel/niversitj sor Sewanee needed materi- dren. completed the Campaign lor clothes, and other alat ihc University gt will aid Since our am include The Honduras many of the goals i ,| lh( .Is The fund-raisers we hase made and achieved recovery of the South in '88. Samuel R Williamson occurred on those in need who are plan including new fa- Ck.A-Like. which many miles, 1987 strategic R0 •is-, as- friends, traveled ( hanceUorandPntstdml from the many Center, the Ten- Vice February 6, and There will ciUties al the Fowler I il of tun tating effects of and had a great. ma- pm ,joi of History nessee Williams Center, and the f, .i Pancake byes from Hurricane Mitch. be time later for inggood which Breakfast which lore held this will be Programs are through the coun- Saturday morn- Inside try last yeai 1 he February to ing, "designed up will camp SO ,.t the BC A rural 0U | ,n the students ... BRIEF. p.ge 2. silent Auction help community of NEWS IN 4 and on March and pcr- Proctors and As- experience an I mines New Head a Crawfish Boil and form building sistant Pi" »rs named. «Sbhnm on March 6 are awakening." agricultural as .ult committee to Sexual also planned specified projt CtS Back the support Out- forming u> Take in net essit) trips reach Closer to home. Night." . Myi break Dixon Spring students in New h Coordinator March 17-28, is Outreai Orleans become usuall) a lime assis- teachers' (page 2) Sewanee stu- EDITORIAL for tants in two inner re- dents to relax al Editor discusses the ihc- group will The beach With cj t> schools go to the li i home or worl cent decisn >n at Dartmouth party provide tutoring and ,,., virtual ten-da> ,, K11 ,i, a City are Io Greek system. who Projects in New York abolish then J.H. Chapman are iho e however, Freshman standout There different sues the ! at two an alternative. have chosen Health Crisis) Out- GMHC (Gay Men's The All Sa.nl's Chapel STIRLING'S (page 8) POLITICAL SWIMMING i page 5) tm coffee svwmmer dominates Wbat'S planned the :,":::,;,,, -- COMMENTARY (pag. I, man ::;, house calender? verdict, competition ji After the Clinton i ""' * Huh Short's simple paintings next with and "t;;:::« 2& Scott Maule asks "what's interact » kitchen Ihnt fe. complex themes „erales a soup MOVIES c7) convey p»»" «* for Congress?" ,;: the '"" " > ' ' ponder, ontaci .. Plan c e in ., rour A Simple Min, £oplad« y. Thelne oordinator of Outreach JH^ m.-ney to corrupt SO- page 4i power Ol JWrort BASKETBALL says that the prt (page istries. and Daughtersb organize- MUSIC 9) be m out^ons Editor previews b i iet) help students Sports reviews Movie reviewei gets The Var- Pete Thompson ketball games against Rhodes newest album Blui Cake's iccneloca. ,* ' weekend. rfn L ovidil lingandtt this penenceanawak inbd 1^ cum 1 8 '

February 18, 199c ^urplt Vfyt fretoanee Page 2 Greek tradition ends unpus, to provide on inj Dartmouth "nityJ- *^ *>«• system .. _ , Greek Could ending, ndinc ,hethe communit) ratherr than|n hurtir^h the f0| th, editor of really make Tor more r,RicbanlBtintin. by Hell) Smith know ii" '" Hamilton students! tor • among college a verj philosophical assault Sewanee Ui in , eraoUon" this is Sexual 1 admit «ll field campus, we hear a lot about Mel.nda June IT*) system thai definently has a and and view of a i dating scene i terrible Sewanee facts of over-con- committee forming i,i,i. the problems The I f co-eds Weareprom; interracial daung. ,„ between alcohol, off-campus hous- if- n of ii j promineni iffirmativea sumption Soiidi usauli i thai this everywhere. 'ii not like and present, and ,i i irresponsible driving are appar- campun nwism in the past Oral Ing, and ollege ii ,s a. Dartmouth. general and The mi. us, including student,*, pro- both in I to all of four women have been meial interaction uses the division be- ent „.„,.,„ one in he President administrators, To think set Sewanec campu H and i^dprsuttcrcddfiemptcd rape, on Ihe and women undergraduates I , men do noi recognize these and discut which brought the indents iwenty vicl&ni report wl n dso answer Ipril :nd the Greek system. i„ kno« nana problems is ridiculous. the audience much validity 10 io the police from don't think there's students stated ii,. I As one Dartmouth in have the opportunil Greek system njunction with Residential members „,» argument The ihe student newspaper, college campi The Dartmouth, «ondtoallofthesesubjeci hnnges on sewanee administrator i Cutler is putti lhould M we're atoneol ihe most elite Life, Leigh with "Basically member ofihe \ be supplemented M .( Rilley. a noticed, we do not have ihe intelli- amjmnitigcotnniitieeofstudenttand i he Greek hut interac- college stated, "We wel- programs that encourage this issue American Alliance, other our own social scene - I iboin oexhibiuu nonaldeci House gence 10 plan express their as Stirling's Coffee " be plannii all to come and tion. ,uch insulting n„ committee will come lonfeu ncrihsnp sys- ihmk it's think that a co-ed Greek opiniontaasettingwhereevei decision at [don't far, Sewanee has not fallen into the Night" forum K nderstandblg Fhe should Thus tTikg (Jack uon would ever work or even " ,,on andheencc :ollegeadmin- tem of rash decision-making made creJtfJ-SwBenr n more divi- ihe type H would lead to even posi- I WOrk these issues that plague participate in this .1 on ihe Dartmouth on everyone to lijhils College stu- Bl between students us importance in M ,.n across Ihe nation. The Greek inter- discussion event , acknowledging campuses oi f< male, tive sometimes very Anyone, male dents admittedly are question idmon and the is being called into here ll "'- ollegi stem d wi,n group ol society S\ ested m bein stupid Whai other Sewanee's ad and everywhere I hope Leigh Culler at Head Proctors drinks as heavily event should contact New '"' studies as diligently, future, will communities rathcntl " nimistrators, now and in the as we do? But. this or cutlelhO. "' and sleeps as little the Greek 152264, problemi onl attempt truly 10 understand APs named up and becom- and •> pari Ol growing whi j B all individual to Sewanee problems in societj a system as ii is Head Proctors and As- And so is the Greek The new ement, the ing who we arc response to prob- American Bel thei ihan acting in African named earliei ra Procton were rel system but tistani Darn «h Board oi 'S'ecs lems and situations within academia socially inept that we Bulkeley and Patrick li we are so hosts this week Jen hepul that identified separate from Sewanee academics Alliance a single-sex group will won begin theii <"'- MHI cannot belong to sludenis Blankenship five principle! foi In Hopefully, we will involve in totally excluding ourselves along with " Ih without future panel work ai Head Proctors ntial lift at M( plans and decisions for the discussion opposite sex. then our N ''' from members of the 1 residen- Hltcl Si i"' included discus > of the the Greek system and all Month, K.m "in there in concerning As pari ol BlacV History noi going to make il Dartmouth, claim- were life If we do AngerholzerasHeadAssistantProi [iol lift program m facets of student is a I.kI ol other American Allian© the "real world" anyway It The African Greek lysicm led moi feci as Dartmouth stu- ing that the that not, sludenis will opportunity to tors a wonderful onc I believe, lem die into fraternity or life, and .is off campus and betrayed. "I feel like students will serve dorm pari of a dents do now of race These ,„, „ sometimes need to be a reflect noi only on the Issue ihan university away that the) • ritj houses raflm they're taking something ,ii beginning ne need !<• he .1 and i leaders " large! "men" and women ,hc|...-i bui also the present rhis Brgui iol Per take away," an- m I sing have the right to the currenl Head 'women.'' In college, don't campus. They will also help people live off part Of a larger rutun ,,, race relations on lain to Sewanee. Ifm -n told The Dartmouth. Proctors in fraternities and other student held Proctors and Assistant ,I|R "' ihis lakes the form of ' " is will be j panel disc ussion .,. than evei b< alumni are now working There this se- of college, other Durtmouth new dorm st.it! later hous- sororities When out ' "Con- turning increases ..no lack ol and Pres, onfebniarj !4ai 10 llment demean with the Dartmouth Trustees and onc groups form. There is nothing 'Race Mat- mester. 'Y- reverse the decision made last ,,„. n Hall, entitled world is now dent 10 year our about il The work staff for nexi I I h ing new dorm which l know must y organza \t open W ill The arguing that single-sex i dialogue week, | in. little i, integrated, so why not leave a coming months. iisifcis »cck). The most will be chosen in the the university's plan to en- students, faculty, and community tor those bonds of lions fit into vocal, .irgumcnt space in our soc lei) Applications for Pn neon influential, or at lea social and residential life ai wish to attend ITie brotherhood to thrive hance u who President al sisterhood and andapplk.it ! used bj the Trustor' -'"' As Sewanee plans for the will a February 1 8. Dartmouth fSewanee students be the Why was Rebecca Wells's D/vi/i Dnrtniiiuili is that »i "lnhmenl of thc\ will be available on future with similar goals. 1 hope Including in- mi Proctoi the Ya-Ya Sisterhood so popu- . mixed group, nd >uhscqueni enlS of single-sex system, recognize the fault made at other March 3. Because women relate to that no- will lernatipnaj siud< nts as well as oeds -lem. would "pro- lar? and continue in the other di- Carolyn Bendei that is beyond Dartmouth Contributions by greatei interac- tion ol "sisterhood" h u (Cell) Smith vide opportunities i working to respect and enhance encompasses j|l "women." rection, a Cutler << blood but the I'urplt. Nicky Campbell, and Leigh lion" among all -md, Of the Greek tradition at Sewanee. \n.l system has the opportu- ,.n ibout thisone the Greek I'veI ,1 reallyK-,,lll hadH.IU totIUII mw«« display helps fund outreach Rock-a^UkeT^owdyam ^- * otherolhei w w the stage for no u.u.i«c^ic«iminatinoPiohti«isr»nPs. groupcroup came onto witli the less discriminating eighties songs. The vMth their rendi- this yeai and \\,,rd won second pi vVullliiRford a severe lack of creativity reason than to trash it After "moshing' |,j Nick With songs like "Kung Fu Fighting" and - tion ol Ihfi Sonny » I &* indecency,' Myers said W into the crowd the Staff Wrutr bordered on Wanna Have Fun " this chip- and throwing chairs " Myerl layed the role of "Girls Just next Babe will pnibably have auditions > group was booed off stage M> ers said hruary 6, Cravens per group ignited the dance floor in a rage 4 .„„i Ward \ sed asChea Ihe I from Builh all,evetyoneleftsafi "Foot- mat he is sull awaiting an apology . uuiip.irahluu Kevin Bacon in . ,, 1 bizarttand nl> 1. > 1 'sii 10 the aci and ux ru^it; 11k , countered their Kotk-A-Likc me highlights firom theATOs. The KA pledges . oftbeyjeaj 1 loose." (Sonn-, 1 stent il when Myers went to two groups. One laughed hy fraternal opponents by performing first place iroph) PKE pledges went for cheese ap- only is an annual lip iyncrungccnTr^rSonhnd ihe The into Win) • (Ow's) arms a) M > 1 jumped wife beaters .1 mixed group consisting ol Heat is On." Wearing ., the Backstreet "The 1. mi., 1 outreach peal with renditions of end of the song independenLs. including one ol Ihe and sunglasses, the Eddie Murphy clones NIllHuiglillK-Uitte.khl'logT.iiii'.u, and the Spice Girls, and songs from irjp OneoflhenvrepnACx-atiseindinlovi Boys, group came out dance numbers everyone hosts, Jon Moms The pledges got crazier with choreographed different cccdcd in Rising money, not Pi Grease, and ADT cated acts of the verfjng was the Thctn Ok- trends "wlft beater" and lip audience. wearing It Well" that delighted the w, .iked away n winner Some acts were a rap medley, including "Doing pledge group, 1 ieirhjppy-go-lucky ren- highly explicit I more tactful) act synched to the Up." A group of Finally, the other (but vcre de and I Wanna Sex You " dition ofa Brady lunchsoogmuiatedinto Michael song. "I Want Your Sex The involving a strip tease was a group of se- privedoftaleniandsomearawere wefl, lour seniors, representing the Wheat performed a med- .,, ircusol stripte srhe girl re , *\tcx first place winners perforrning the "Full Monty' drunk House, performed "Free Your Mind." nior derelicts JUS) syncl -nwed to"l Touch My- Village People songs and included lingo ie and had everyone oordlnator, ley of testosterone- dance This crowd-pleaser Dixon Myen I lutfeochl The award for most Needless ii this was ajaw drop- and member. self." f, made professors faculty pledges. cheering. ,1 many changes wfll be dnven group went to the ATO Annwn Myers and Reverend Tom per. TheTKPpbi delighttxlih( forRocI \ 1 iki W suffered

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Opinion

Thursday, February 18, 1999

For a sample tional rankings, the White House George Sewanee, but instead al her chances for winnmg [ ve about l»s conservative side, one needs to look no fun more effective. mess that Pat Buchanan caused with ment efforts even libcal and Mm McCain arc the two bl t University lo remain a vi- claims of the religious nght's Bush. Jr iocs ihc vsar at the last Republican than the recent education marketplace call for a cultural Republicans could The higher maga- candidate for which the insitution once again Reverend Jerry Fal well. In his Internet able a mar- convention, a few Republicans are (do not kid yourself — it is I hated all lelctubby Tmky- hope 1 was a student, rhctonc At the con- zine. Falwell claims that the When thing. taking such divisive -1 up successiul and a well-connected 1, tp] tee) is bizarre on the part of One is a gravel Representative Hyde de- winky" is part of a conspiracy ihe sidewalks Charming tusion of the trial, for a fa- reputations, | irui has a lormcr President Rankings, institutional homosexual groups to broadcast pro-homo- Gove™ lead lo wherever I the tnal as part of a larger cultural M BI paths used to scribed is .1 lormcr prisona offerings, the physi- And. if ther. The odicr modem course ver- sexual themes 10 America's toddlers. pas ing these inAmerica. Dan Quaylc responded to the needed to go. I thought Senator that champions campaign re- accessibility of cam- itch- and a , ,1 beauty and Bating thai "the ycHitooarcaconspiracythconsiandjusi rhen l in .1 arnuai fashion b> p.nhs was blasphemous dict kektonsintheii 1 de- form. Yetbothhav. ilitiea count to- implicate homosexuals in the moral pus, .md updated fee our values begins today." And ft* ing to Incnd of nunc In B fight for lhatprevcmftanfhw earning the support ol watched as a as Falwell has some evidence institution's survival just myself cheenng on these esteemed cline of America. ward an once, I find nght. C -.-orgc Bush fought off an wheelchair could Basil) BC< children's char- the religious like on After all. muchlikc the traditional aspects only difference is that 1 am foryOU much as more gentlemen. The past infidel- I alsi alcohol problem, while McCains places she used to avoid Tinky-winky is purple and his faculty. Do you the battle and am feeling pretty acter Barney. ihe quality of the the other side of end ol his first marriage While the BC lawn mangle. For the ity lead to the a chewed up part of antenna is in the shape of a students und pro- that my side will win. •< what the best confident compassionate Ancnca can and should fi easier (0 know however. Tinky-winky is just a become much neater and arc no means urn lied, rest of Amenca, don't find these While Democrats by n is an open question B ors do when they character that give these candidate- October mon- Demo- another annoying children's walk on during the Republican pany makes will ck> * somewhere else. the fractured social . mservatives They go Unless, of to whether the wasn't so qualities? For seems to keep kids entertained. soon. Suddenly, pavement like the Brady Bunch of politics. place. As a peat students crats look Amenca is a large and diverse After a few years of could find a toddler thai even knows the Republican party has been course, one pus bad many years now. welcon. a cultural v. u thai want heterosexual. for Democrat, I teachers finding what they homosexuality is (or ty the history and economic and social conser- what » After my graduation, split between the conservji! ccs against a more trj V would a twky' when evangelical schools. Sewanee and dreams ofbeing ' ' at other economic (or moderate) Repub- that matter) mind the department decided 10 nuke |unlot vatives. The crate majority thai doesn't stu grows up have to accept less qualified understandably angry. Now that their he or she however. semester instead of two. licans are If I were , Republican, tutorial one to view Falwell telctubbies challenging faculty it would be tempting hjn Us in the gutter, they realize While crossword for days denu are • approval ratings give I in Quaylc a in a fury right, I think I would I calked around have an extremist element of the religious probably tighten the social zealots of the party as for the next torture members, and how badly the hope it k. him busy department and control « hat puzzle and How could my the so- his attempts to censure the loss of tuition and theni And to make things worse, budget due to hurt the two years. any less than the) docs is symptomatic of future students just how Amenca sees and is chang- conservative«»*»»•*- —do not'— understand ' gifts If vou think Sewanee CcialI ill t*»ik>*-* - und wailed tortured me'' I moaned just think of what it would would get a hor- ing now. politics that history majors American under those conditions toward didn't have be like indifferent•»- rible education if they WriterUMIVI ever find anyone who 1 ,„™«aiooesi-.c-ihatwenot suggest g .hat we will doubt you will find just public servants, I am ancient historians I doing so have become not to read all of the .Juals to rule the coun- the changes Haynes Roberts harassment morally flawless uv agrees with all Of by examples. While sexual step back and realised but also urging that Then 1 took a l am simply its try. We are all huma has endured since even the most innocent of poli- Sewanee News Editor suites can plague should semester isstill pretty pain- level of po* J responsibility that one the "ser- j high I certainly don't a sexual scandal involves op founding in 1858 I have ucians. when liked the time in my short life consi ration in selecting can- ful, and I would have For the first sal- be the utmost that when you ask government employee whose But 1 do think toward Amen- vices" of a from the Presi- able to take another relatively indifferent didales.Alcssonc.0 jC learned 1, ,n of being become which perjury in a grand look ut Ihe university as a disillu- is lax dollars and in people tb feeling of ary in the beginning topic. I figured It a sinking he «>me out .1 can pofitid is generally proven, dent here. Had class on different is alleged and getting better for country jury lestimony and had whole, things arc for the future of our tor my. >f his mistakes to end sionment to know to arid admitted the world wasn't going American citizen has a nght a better place the impeachment every nation, then us it is ce-nainly From'ihc beginning of the courage to a -logia: 10 the experience ol to- Blloj President has abused his posi- the Sewanee past what extent the U freshman nine played out over the could have been when I was a drama that has been much of this s» scenario students do not than deceived us. bad because the Clinton would tion and day and 1 have appeared that BUI beliefs of many, the 1 loved it then, half year, it Contr. . to the ,, trsago to popular be- avoided and history majors Second this country, contrary remember gravel not the source of my sense H affection for it now remain in office This is President is noi victim in any an even deeper but rather a republic- new'' 1 think lief, is not a democracy, get (0 learn something senses, Clinton has been a ,kemistakeswhomadc.|imc apathy In many on per- maaboundion •Sarah Metzgar, C'94 theory, should vote based improvements that appeased the Officials, in responsibility ,„,, \rc these president. He has senousonesarv tailed to lake Publications breakthrough poles show that the Director ol sonal conscience Opinion a better place? vanous special interest and rm- have made Sewanee demands of ratings? Yes. for his actions. still has high approval not instigated, President taking is a moral nonty groups and approached, if The position ihat 1 am non-factor. II-|hc politicians but this should be a without slowing the booming pol cal science major and I am social reforms of one I am a the President was guilty truly believed that idea market must be at- tlieory. Theory, like bad While the bull currently taking olitica) Studies a economy. parties crimes, as many from both Women's con- the accused how wc factors beyond the President's phtlosopt classes, explores tributed to whether or not their con- most have admitted then ink refut- the White House receives >ot how we arc Net have spilled enough trol, traditionally should be ig- ought to he an. writers still like the President lustinSausvillc good times. stituents to hold ideal In bother to accolades for economic port ,t for us so I will not political President's approval rat- ing this charge, nored. Even when the masterful politician. toourheanscsc'iwithtlic-knowledgei! Staff W general level I will, Clinton is a truly the end of answer it 00 a to its highest level toward political loyal- ing soared upholding them however, apart from any will often fall hon ol charge is justi- I, dropped to a new low. hove ever, say that the his trust rating 4, I "leader of the free the tnal. fighting a "cultural article in the February disgusted with the Amenca is caa lestill m An studies. ties, am to anyone else? the CBSt ol women's Is this not disturbing funda- to fied m condoning the not involve ,, told of p plan though I am not lor values It does the pup!*" world" First, impeachment of President din- ccar e.uth docs one gam from a Clearly, the (cletubbies. \\l,.,t on party earned out the im- ty. homosexual studies majen the Republican for the mental Chnii.il tmplemeni a women's way in our lusiory both and ridiculous under- ion was asad chapter rather a rein- comprelicns.se proceedings or the pnor investiga- oroverwroughi ensorslup. but Unles<^hecbaract«ofthe peachment the actual tnal itself atSewanee that led up to it and women's oppression process was an years values of character, integ- standing of the actual impeachment (oa-cmcniotl c raajoi is radically uon. large degree by fierce par- Sewanee verslondl ex- arc plagued to a diffi- .mile- and history admit that We ethics. Though throughout I net undertaking I outwardly honestv dii v. and important deception. So. in the rity, suchprograrM and widespread different fromfhaiof qualifies its blatantly parti- nsanship values arc held generally for a degree which especially in the end a cult todefine H * ill- cept it was, Republicans didn't. this would be an won? Clearly the ai other schools, thnves on the end. who mjless of religious or ethnic (maybe) go to graduate However, this country by all groups a only to san effort. may have actually stuck out the vVomen's studies it b of one Though some hails moral val- advised move the inability 1 politician woman i of powers and in makeup. Whci lend up teaching separation morally bound it may and m tnal because they felt of these dobiousintelleciual importantly, 01 «*oul While many Meld of highly and more him else I person to consolidate political sw- ue* hear studies somewhere end equate to a form of ii completely ap- the cSmmedialclyoutca 1 value Furthermore, manipulate power While it is hon- Kpnscnuu-, academic however, that the most wor- them If (hey an I think, I congratulate religious Bui for an end to an extent. 'haps sonic arc not to the world at Iarg< for politicians to call vauons religious nghi applications studies*" propnatc themselves that their moti ritorne aspect ofwomen"! sscc- estly justify to moral vacuum of destruction.' amion noraiictlyo rvafivc. A women's studies as a majoi "politicsof rx-rsonal moral grounds, then divisivcncss Ii every group were not partisan but on families and field is its this phenomenon devcl< and though ond term has been less about plain truth sons has ^ rnosiforcefullybythefactthatit] have performed their duty. The considers itscll to have been pobucal fig- Ihe) locus ol us lebuilding. which many would believe Public schools should x- the of balkanization In Amen than Wolostbecaiuewebj to a trend .natter how true that tu- isihatwealllosl : T'loinincn. oppressed (no a higher level ol . "" "l"''' which rightly ures should be held to which statesmanship lhl go> letters Sewuncc. an age in politics in gets us own have will- ICRd ,' values demands and average cMzen They role in reinioi feeling Is) tiny than the pasL arts as nuniflet seems a thing of the sees the liberal liberal arts us a ihe country, and in Held, the chosen 10 help rule oi us charactei ,deml( mg|y lose an essential pari vcholc will becomeai.agiucntedcoun- the a prograni Official Organ of by implementing such The little ficldo.ns whose i, v Split up into "i I" Incarnations, Students of the 1,, most defend their ter- Held inhabitants vicioi »ly purple South women's studies is a very lilly of the arts will becomoan g>etoame University and ritories the liberal to bash men OT)e mially, it exists every society If . ,„ disunity In male bashing int II© o| ufj this little „, |,,> dam. to .Is own Journalism ji Student in its attempt to • years of tually ii fails point 1 / 1 ofuj 107 '-.ha. is the ^ IRQ? LesacyLe^ac I truth, Establishedw 1MZ A y " ,cn % the ^ • intellectual^ foi the truth Ittelf? produce very few ol i in Mng studies programs women's stud- ""' Perhaps Sewanee's publications, especial! I noi be like ihc oth * I* rhe les program will a ,s,cprese liberal arudepartmenu - S,gncded„on i courses it will consist ol , . produced tend | p, rhaps publications which are «""' si.uK and investigate the heri- ^aKS^rthe ed W view, o Iffot which reflect '•*eA«J academit merii no. nLL.ni> maUedd lo , f limited main- sod *ouldb«^^^^^ , sh d u0J he in society while sre welcome M jn tage of women Leuers to the Edito. ^ than that one can onlj r bc high c n. , cd w tiltll be recdved , un. taining Sewanee aJd,ess . e„e,- m* g^^ ^ fc ( out of discussions ;;; ^ muchmlleage ; ^ = will re- fheEd Perhaps the faculty • .ivelengtitorpooruut. the whale nandardi phalUc significance of '' |">. able 10 specialize S5SS— It ! alize thai *jSig ' in Moby Old ' Perhaps, perhap*. without balkantemg I „.K departi Erdman_....MA^,N0En tudies hope Nathan perhaps- for Sewanee's sake. I Editor to forsake theli Kellv Smith - Busim* Manage* been known come to Justin Wear. ,11 these "perhaps'^s Roberts NEWS EDITOR Editor dcm.c oriental deliberatelj Haynes Downey Copy pass __ EDi10 Sarah RyanMahoney SroR Cop^ EDITOR ornii !L ISiDiiioiu...' "'" """• Sewanee Purple would\ ^ K ' T0R dsss Bork goe The T that vLkieCogai. studies programs om.mo that I ""^U^onMatlacK vsomen-s Ulct to remind Its readers ft*™ be kepi VanHoose V\ I . ' o™>* discussions Liz ^ Kalita all classroom I ^* gshu the opinion Scetan editorials express * respectable academic d» - Rdeniial No and do not\ is rar ,.ta is- .inquiry by ofthe writer alone ssssti the views of\ meetings. ;sarily reflect general ha. its\ The liberal arts m the wholi t»il ••' any of having PP« x ten been accused of of the South SC c,ancccdu other members. University mai| purp | c @ enough J Address: The E .,„ M .„ large; 598- : edu/scwancepurplc Phone (931) 1 s scwanr : ^* w^ hli|e hHp //an g C | 1

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February 18. 1999 Thursday, ee &etoanee purple -*-—stake ^svim Winning recordrecuiu «.at Lets send the right, when Tigers face Rhodes to Rhodes _ message m ^r,i^T*rr^^ r } Sports Editor large crowds Vj0us impact that by Nathan F.rdman particularly in for have in sports, The season is winding down dubbed the Managing Editor basketball Often Sewanee basketball, and if the Tiger noisy crowds ,,,1, man." large, (now 9-11; 5-9 SCAC) wish to Rhodes A game against <>ur men determine the outcome record for the to can help avoid an overall losing arch-rivals should be enough giving home teams least three of else on of a game, season, they must win ,n gel you and everyone disrupting oppo- order to at- cheer energy while their final four games In campus to come out and nents tain a winning record, they must win maniac at the women's like a Sewanee. the impact Here at them all basketball game, Friday. Feb. even greater. SCAC weekend Fowler Cen- would be Their performance this 19, m 6pm at the meager plav in front of them in good A game wilh a I7< teams would appear to stand ter Hendrix 200 apa- home crowds of 100 to attempt, however. The squad and a possible defining stead in this 4 Nearly any women's basketball. thetic fans men traveled to Centre College on momeni in Tiger into a packed rail- team coming Valentine's Day. defeating them 66-62 Sunday, Feb 21, at 3 p '" , ous crowd ai Juhan Gymnasium "crowd" of 214 at Alumni should have the campus buzzing before a would no doubt be intimidated double- excitement. But judging Gym. Four Tigers recorded with chance of and have almost no performances, forward Tony and in some i figure by the small, victory escaping with a on the day. crowds seen at home DeFilippo had 14 points subdued Julian Wouldn't it be great if made 13. for- women's basketball game guard Rusty Fordham could earn some no- a few Gymnasium Josh Trahan scored 12, and for- ,,, you might need ward torious nickname around the an ad- reasons to come out and ward Mike Eddy was good for more of SCAC, a la Houston's "House Standout freshman support the Tigers. ditional 10. Cleveland's "Dawg For starters, this yen Pain," Fordham nearly had a triple-double, Pound." or Duke's "Cameron eight Sewanee Tiger women's basket- recording seven rebounds and Something along the Irom Crazies?" - went four of ball team is different assists while DeFilippo "Ti- lines of "The Jungle" or the " nearly every other in the six from downtown. Lyn Hutchinson ger Cage." first school's history they're good The Tigers, who led most of the face Rhodes guard DeFillippo drives past a defender. The Tigers will Chambers and point period with Tony Really good In the face of a half, went into the second Goodwin can attest to the impact Friday night at 8 p.m. daunting schedule, the Tigers a 29-25 lead With 5 48 remaining. this the a large crowd could have have seem poised to at least tie Centre tied it up 53-all. only to weekend. "I think it'd be huge school's record for wins in a their hopes shattered b\ a Trahan-ini- against i,, have a big crowd season Gone are the days of tiatcd 9-5 run lhat pt: the Colonels Matchup because they're our Tiger agonizing Friday nights marred Rhodes away for another Tiger victory. All energy mul- main rival It gives you the by infinite turnovers and told. Sewanee shot 4ipercent from ploy better." Chambers said. Rhodes at Sewanee I In tiple, missed open lay-ups to field and managed ijhold the Colo- ' lor'the' to Goodwin agrees, behind I nil comes play, 1 percent from ... i igi | U nels to a mere 7 Friday, 8 p.m. Juhan Gymnasium Hendrix game, it will be huge; and they're competitive Cut the arc. play better, il the Tigers are riding on it makes you accomplishments would (9-11, 5-9. 8th in SCAC). rcntly, " All these Records: Sewanee Tigers four-game pumps you up the momentum of a seem to bode \ ell for a successful Rhodes Lynx (17-5, 10-5, 2nd in SCAC) also send a including blow- Large crowds On the (11.1 ppg.. 4.5 apg .), winning streak, conclusion to a t >ugh season. Key Players: Sewanee: Rusty Fordham recruits, three straight message to basketball recently 3 pt,, 1st in SCAC) out victories over other hand, the ' igers. who Tony DeFillipo (45.7% prospective students, and oppos- SCAC victims They're 10 4 dropped to eight in the SCAC. just Rhodes: Josh Cockerham (1 5.5 ppg.), pc- ing schools. They send a mes- in the SCAC. in the midst of lost two heartbre. kers on the road: to Zach Moore (11.5 ppg., 3.2 apg). pride. powerhouses sage of community and dent in archrival renniul conference 4th-ranked Oglei'irope (77-67) and Outlook: The Tigers have a chance to put a this sense of community we I It's well. The as Trinity, Southwestern in 3rd-ranked Mills ips (72-67) And Rhodes NCAA Tournament hopes, but will have to play champion at Sewanee but fail to Making this all the is offer no easy end Friday night. Hcndnx their final opponei Lynx will have a lot to play (or basketball exciting is that the Tigers show at women's two home 4-11 9th in SCAC) Their last Hendrix (7-15, , more to ihc season. Next game: February 21 . vs. athletic three Ircshmcn. games (and many other against usuully start games will be th • weekend events for that matter) When That'! right, the unprecedented Rhodes College (2nd in the SCAC) conventionally high-scor- has we fail to support our athletes, players such as Fordham. Trahun. that against ol this year's team and Hcndnx Coll. ge (9th. and quite like Rhodes. They might male or female, we undermine DeFilippo. Truitt. Jamie May, and a ing teams come with just one senior and beatable), againSI whom the Tigers hit more from outside, iheii roster This Scwance's most cherished and strong bench, anything is possible also try to one junior on the have already lost md won, respec- not the ihe trademark motion offense permits it. plays with Btl inten- upright tradition. No. There is even talk of Peter Jones, year's team tively. The icam ill finish up Feb. DeFilippo are per- thai gowns or the Honor Code, but senior who was expected to fill the and Fordham and sity and competitiveness 26-27, on the road it Trinity Univer- inclusion capable of racking up 12 points most on campus don't know community and Southwest- shoes of Ryan Hamgan and Turner fectly sity (5th in the SCA ) and of the long shot An freshman guard When we don't support our Emery this year, but who is currently a game each by way about. em Universily (10th). We must use the noise of Michelle Chambers pointed out teams, we send a message. out with a knee injury, making a come- In addition, ihey Thus, prospects >r a winning sea- tell prospective students lhat the point, is early to what audience they have at home, in ,i recent interview. "They back At this u loo son, let alone one at .500. seem dim. admissions of- still al home, to their don't how good we are community our tell If the Tigers are to make this while they are know But the Tigers will ol give up soeas iK doesn't exist, and they however. advantage (they arc currently only 3- i hi enure team lovei basket- muc h-antieipatcd comeback, ily. This was. after II, a restructuring as well go to Rhodes Wc Gymnasium). It remains ball Our team has ability anil might the) must concentrate on improving a 4 at Juhan year, despite all I si hopes that it wli.it makes fail 10 discount naysayers such time for the to be seen how well these and other desne And that's prove otherwise. Sewanee few areas of their game in " would as the Princeton Review who come to- it exciting big matches. For one. they have not aspects of the Tiger game Should beat Hendt v and Southwest- siudent life at The l9s)K-s»9 recruiting class have denounced over 67 points in the lasi five gether by Friday, when they take on ern and has alreads beaten Trinity (in gotten .is elitist sny of Coach Richard BaROfl hai es- Sewanee Some games. They will need far more than Rhodes the first game of i e season) With tablished n vc It us perhaps tin- that wc value alcohol more than finest in ichool history, head- cuch other Others say our cam- Intramurals Michelle Cham- pus excludes those who are dif- lined by guard! Wednesday, 2-10-99 bers and K.iyia Ooodwin ferent, rather than supporting Men's Intramurals 3) Desgarbado (1-2) A-Squirrels d Ball Hogs (36-22) 3) SAE (1-2) i hamberSi > two time all-statei tone While not always A-League Basketball Chi Psi 1 d KA I andar (53-18) 4) KA Crimson (0-2) in high si hool and i di adlj true, this is the message we send Tuesday, 2-2-99 Fac/Stafld Fiji (forfeit) 4) ATO (0-2) shooter, has already (0 recruits and our athU [< three point Desgarbado d ka Crimson Gailor d Chi Psi 2 (37-31) 5) OITW (0-3) II ai on< ol the Some ol Sev, inee's women's established hem (forfeit) Sigma Nu d ATO (34-28) Inn-si pl.iscrs in the Icugin basketball recruits are sought Fl d. SAE (43-36) Theologs d LCA (50-39)

.li, i I Ision 1 teams, and B-Leaque Basketball i bj >h li among the league leadt KA Gold d ATO (68-31) SIBA East Goodwin has been an inc. redible what do wc tell them ? Wc tell Willie Six d. OITW (35-34) Monday, 2-1-99 1) Sigma Nu (4-0) ossct to the team, providing In- recruits and current athletes that Zoom d Viagra (56-39) ATO d. LCA (34-9) 2) Chi Psi 2 (3-1) lentils, poise, and suit". King Sewanee cues about Shake Day, Ball Hogs d Fiji (forfeit) 2) Gailor (3-1) detense from ihc poini thcatet produt lions and convo- Sunday, 2-7-99 Chi Psi 1 d Fac/Statt (51-29) 2) Theologs (3-1) forfeit) KA Landar d A-Squirrels (55-14) position Other freshmen such cations - bul in" abOUl them All ATO & KA Cnmson (double 3) ATO (1-3) Fl d. Sigma Nu d Gailor (36-26) as guard Bassei and fit these things theater, Greek life OITW (39-27) Mind) 4) LCA (0-4) KA Gold d Willie Six (62-53) Theologs d. Chi Psi 2 (26-24) qucnt starter, Im ward Jennifer and tradition have their defi- SIBA West Viagra d SAE 1 59-37) Dick, also in. ike pi] nite place in the line educational 1) Chi Psi 1 (4-0) Zoom d. Desgarbado (49-32) comniiiniis ii sewanee. but so Wednesday. 2-3-99 The excitement doesn't MOp 2) KA Landar (3-1)

Chi Psi 1 d. Fiji (71-18) wuii Hie freshman class Jenni- docs women's basketball 3) Ball Hogs (2-2) Tuesday, 2-9-99 Chi Psi 2 d. LCA (26-25) fer Bulkeley. un All SI M I el's send a message to 3) Fac/Staff (2-2) KAGoldd. Fl FacVStarl d A-Squirrels (22-18)Gailor pi '' '. leads Ihc Tigers in |< or- Rhodes. Hcndnx. and all re- (58-41) 4) A-Squirrels(1-3) SAEd Desgarbado (46-41) d ATO (47-19) ing, holds the school record lor cruits this weekend I ai i show 5) FIJI ((M) Viagra d OITW (57-46) KA Landar d Ball Hogs (43-26) ihooiiog percentage in i • them thai Sewanee is better, that Willie Six d ATO (41-40) Sigma Nud Theologs (23-18) Women's and continues to climb the lists we have a sense ot communis Zoomd KA Cnmson (65-8) Monday. 2-8-99 spirit the Domain to of Sewanat's ill lime statistical and on Intramurals Ball Hogs d Fac/Statt (19-15) leudcis Suzanne Smith led the whit h >> hools like Rhodes and 1)KA Gold (3-0) Chi Psi 1 d A-Squirrels (81-18) For the Record: nation last year in three point Hendrix i to only aspire ( omc 1) Zoom (3-0) Gailor d LCA (37-18) Gorges won ihc Sand Volleyball ets and continut i to bi s long out and cheer rot Sewanee 2) Fl (2-1) KA Landar d Fiji (52-18) Tournament (Oct I5i range threat women's basketball this week- 2) Viagra (2-1) Sigma Nu d Chi Psi 2 (54-20) Cleveland wonlheFoo Another reason fot to end fans 2) Willie Six (2-1 Theologs d. ATO (50-47) nameni (De come out to the game is the ob- *— \ r 1 1

Page 5 g»etoanee purple February 18,10, 1999iy»» tEHjc*»v ~— __----—-----—-——— Surging Tigers to host rival Rhodes Friday Tigers defeat Tiger Matchup straight in four Rhodes at Sewanee Gymnasium SCAC play Friday, 6 p.m Juhan 3rd in SCAC). Records: Sewanee Tigers (13-8. 10-4, 8th .n SCAC) by Nathan Erdman Rhodes Lynx (9-13. 5-10, FG o) Jenn.ler Bulkeley ( 14 2 ppg. 55 9 Mann^im; Editor Key Players: Sewanee; apg.). M.chelle Chambers ( 12 3ppg. 38 four consecutive 1 47 8 FG%). After defeating Booties, Jessica Crawlord (14 ppg. Sewancc Tiger rpg.) SCAC opponents, the Hannah Miller (10.2 ppg.. 7 7 should basketball team will host Rhodes in Memphis^ and women's Outlook- The Tigers blasted the Rhodes Lynn, school history. But .he Lyn* their arch rivals, Rhodes .or the first time In swlep so the night at 6 p.m in Juhan Gym- lor a game against Sewanee, Friday always, will be motivated as with The Tigers will try to con- looking ahead to their showdown lusium. Tigers should beware ot surge in the SCAC stand- on Sunday. tinue their Lauren Turnbow and Hendrix when they face off (18-4. 12-3, 2nd In SCAC) ings this weekend Next game: February 21 . vs. Hendr.x against the powerful Lady Warriors of Hendrix in an SCAC showdown. " h more consis the best •We'll have to play w The Tigers (13-8. 10-4 in per game "She believes she's the v now in third place in the con- the confen noe andplaj tent SCAC). player in lake a need Ml , uhletes agree. "It'll ference, enter this weekend's games ively; that's something we > Iwin aid, "We winning streak, and said Barron smart game," riding a four-game ,,, i, am from Barron tht first timet we i smart several formidable players as always, will didn ploy «ill bring idded iii. n rtimbow, " this tune night's contest Tiger presence, but that the 10 into Friday be a significani aiul •'We have to play level-headed freshman guard Michelle Chambers key to the game should be Shutting Chambeni said iWe the particularly H ith confidence,'' has had the hot hand of late In down ihe supporting cast, at that caliber." \ikmson and loiov, W( can play game against Centre. Chambers lit up those suvh as JeSS'lCB the pasi two wet ks, the tigeri a career-high 28 Barron noted that In ihe Colonels for Whitney Elmore, opponents: to detcatcd three SCAC last three game* and Elmore were able points. In her Atkinson Last Millsaps, Oglethorpe and C 'entrc and Centre). during the I (Millsaps, Oglethorpe, ints Cen- Sunday, the 'catcd the Chambers has averaged 23 3 points road loss to Hendrix earlier this sea- 79-69 C baroben scored now tre Colonels per game. Her season average son. one of the highest SCO* athletes 28 points, m 12.3 good enough for Ban-on and various tiger stands at ppg.. a worthy Hendrix mg performances against Chambers also point to the importance of Ihe 1 Ith in the SCAC Cli.nn Tiger foe m recent memory. steals, an extremely important ranks third in assists, seventh in game "It's assists and v iteeli determine second bers added seven fourth in 3 pt. field goal perceni.ige. game and could Michelle Chambers had ahugeganv pointers per game. Goodwin said. "It's real big, and second in three place." said. was a catalyst," Barron be a they're a good team and She Jennifer Bulkeley should also jus. because was 7 Bulkeley scored 16 points .,nd this weekend. awinwouldbeamotivatorforourlasi strong presence led the Hutchinson of 9 from the field. Goodwin in scor- Lyn Bulkeley is sixth in the SCAC two gam Ti- in assists with eight The game foi us, Tigers and second in field goal The Tigers This will be a big ing (14.2 ppg) her shot against Rose-Hu.man have had to come back Mindy Bassett follows a game thai would (55.9%). Sunday at p.m. Barron said, "This will be percentage p.m. and Hendr.x 3 hall deft li Friday at 6 , ,,,,, point second SCAC) will face Rhodes our outlook tor nex. The Lynx (9- 13. 5- 10 in the will determine Johnson wm the came Stephanie " win against Hendnx would to attempt to counter the Tigers with Rhode game, a show- season A will Dlavine After the lor the Colonels with 23 „.. w a •Th^vMl be position to led the way Crawford. Hannah Miller and put the rigors in a strong IcsMca February 7, the ligcu likely i On in in die SCAC. and pQ nH Crawford is seventh a p.m nenurn finish second Kerry Wingo. is set for Sunday, « Oglethorpe (89-68) in At- i it «mn'i heb hardMid to be school throtded in their paceJtwon Tigers, to tie the and second . of she premier enable, the the SCAC in scoring tierce hger defense venev.a swept Knouc*. that lanta, Ca The muuvaieii. we - wins (15). irj a season MilteW .«".»«- ^shouldh0uld brfngbring record for blOctedshWs teams in iheSCA'^and, he scv i and turnovers in the m 27 < Iglethorpe and that's a goal." schedule ever, and forced and averages 10.2 ppg luhan Gymnasium saw their toughest bounding a talented squad t' alone, en route to a 51-22 guard Kayla Goodwin n, i half Barron said that Freshman arguably the toughest in Division 111 coach Richard rs sp. i two-time Head motivation will The Lady Win lead Chambers scored a agrees. "I don't think win. the Tigers will halftime will put a lot of pressure on Year, Lauren But in order to the Tigers SCAC Pla>er . the high 25 points, and is a big rival then-career guard, to be a problem; Rhodes make some improvements Lynx point 7< <• PurpU's consen- need to Katie Johns, the Turnbow (also added 16. while Jennifer expects "a real high inlensit) ag Bulkeley that the Ti- She Player o. their last performance force turnovers, but also preseason se ction l"r over rebounds On Feb. sus grabbed 1 1 lot of fast breaks." Banon Barron, the Dick any one indi- game and a leads the Hendrix According to not key on i gers would the Year honors Turnbow rolled past Millsaps m that a let-down of- shots from S the tigers did acknowledge assists Tigers need to 3d more vidual. in scoring (17.8 rn@ >• (78-49) Chambers a team that one SCAC dribble pen- Jackson, Miss ot ten occurs when facing Bulkeley. stop Hcndnx's Despite their 74-46 trouncing and st. ate. She dominates 17 points, also (4.9 apg). „ led the Tigers with already beaten handily, but he an improvement m the Tigers do not has also appearing etrauon. and make Rhodes in Memphis, the SCAC rank -.g, had 14, and Mindy B the rivalry factor "It's a ri- to play with a Bulkeley problem get- discussed in free mindset "We'll have think they will have any amongst the lea- tie leaders Smith each had 1 gives the game more said and Suwnne game . . It Barron night "I expect valry field goals lot more confidence." ting motivated Friday throws. 3 pt. field oals, and game," energy and significance." them to play a much better

Athlete in Focus: Freshman swimmer dominates competition

thai Shaul said, after mentioning by Blake Harkey com swimming is indeed a big time Staff Writer miiment With the extra imposed by the dedi- Chapman (or constraints Jane Harrison souad. Of the Sewanee is not the cation "JH," to her friends) team unit) and support be- When this re- such bragging type. Nevertheless, about comes essential porter asked her to talk Chapman ei was momen- wanee, her new record, she tunes not centered at all "Oh," she rc- life tarily confused swimming She likes probably be around her plfed "you would having ihe opportunity to pai about the 200 IM talking" variety of school there are ticipate in a record." You mean Ha\ activities and academics I think I've others? "Oh. yeah. people is Lyn Hutchinson mg the time to meet seven " No bravado got. like, she finds particularly tacts one thing school records. just fact And the holds seven here, her life outside in freestyle event. Chapman ,, warding about swims a themselves Freshman JH Champman speak for pool ,,, the swimming collegiate star, for No. ., bad say that her standard Which i- noi to SOPree.2001 a freshman, by any Notby ixthintl swimming has suffered 100 this swimmer from >00 IM and eighth in ihi jane±laiTison_Chapman But lor recent 200 yard sew tlongshoi Hei S.C . i 1. Spartanburg. i lime Ol (Individual Medics -I new IM v need the help / reshman Swimn and achieving Sewanee records ,n .. comi nothing new 2 10 thers as the) heights is , hapmanand let.c match will, the swimmei she • "I competition high school, ,,„ final i South Carolina "When 1 was & Lee and Johns Hometown: Spartanburg hington weekend iht am thoughtfully. » ' This coming reflects Hopkins, broke the sol eating. I was wHl c wasn't sleeping or evenl ph.b, ,rd foi the si thai t'"" 1 In owns says i -'' "' now ,he pool" She then the Fowlei Facte: JH Chapman in sevens!,, And ham Key envi- ( a new official v \' Conference holds the „ee presents Chapman holdt iht records. She SS others Sewanee swimming o. lean, uni.v iships fhcreiheywillbepii one every l | ronment, the conferem c foi achieve- time in ag.nnst their perennial rival. LsXesinlheSCACnH.K-s,,.IO(..2()(»,i opposed to individual which she has ted slow or ,,, in hosi "i las' Butterfly matter how I,,,: 100 ment "No the SO. 100 freestyle, 100 Breaststroke, pelcd . including 1 1, they bad you up, i m fast you ore. I -cam 500, and 500 r< mewcomerDePauv. rhe the 200 IM. Chapman Of her and ast, I"" Butterfly Bre Division III mates IM NCAA 10 University swimmer held in Mar^h at the freshman she is second in be How In the nation, agrees. "Everybody Ol Miami. « II Lisa Shaul S00 Free, fifth In lhc 100 else. ,hc takes care of everyone ^urpte Qfye fcetoanee

women's success this I^^rTlc^^ Clearly, the '" "^^^ nationals, ndesrides on theIhc — weekend,,^tpnd. and.ind atal its underclass. prodigious strength of by Catherine Woody the most deco- For the men. Moms, W '" ' Sewanee history, will be Staff rated diver in more to earn a bid to the lo, .king once has and Championships He made Ihc |WK W swimming NCAA the NCAAs three nines be- onjl^ktwin c. arid the tnp to the he injured be the Last year at nationals, ,,„,! ipcel will a uAal, fore putting him out of the meet ofiheieason ITiiswed his back, ICVCT to leave Sewanee with l8-20).SewaneewlDli He is hoping Confer- national title IhernCollegUtt Athletic nothing less than a Mcci be looking for a . hampionsh.p Salazai will also plans to improve on rhlsl nodiingnew.theieambMheld big weekend, and many \cjin But streak m the 200 IM .h.Miieei annually f« his undefeated recognition UiisyeM qualify for nationals for ,i ^th the He looks to swimming as I Full Seymour, the fast- by ihc SCAC of the first nme ever M " |jl history, also plans ..„ it) pon li est man in Sewanee icams the men's and women-, to the national champi- Bolh ., repeat tnp ledtofintahvayweUaUhe onships. Bolh team are head- impionshipi Last year he placed 17th there in with a lot of the big weekend Mayfield, missing the ing into the 50 Free, like On Peb 6, Sewanee Sewanee may momentum finals by a single place Institute of ,i |f,e Rose-Hulman relay or two for e\ en qualify a mens al ihe Fowler i ngineen and reel logy Lyn Hutchinson nationals (with the aid of Bouldin won 147-82, Center Pool The men potential first x Emerson), another rhis ^^ ihc women won 191 M and for senior Breti Moldenhauer. lo9-2 Look mat brought the men's record ^^^^:^^^^^^^ himself an accomplished sprinter, to '"' n also the SCAC leader m overall andtf* wo Melissa Habcl Free. She is a well Backstroke), freshman and help out with thai goal SalazarinthelOOBreasBtrolci well as the 100 step up ,,,,ii lovefallOhebestlnihe Shaul (200 all those events, as freshman I isa mpn fbi Fl) i and excited I 100 50Free oofc I teams are eager as Seymour in the Both confewnce). junior Christiana St Claire Breast. coach I ai Free), Head two to make a major impa for the big weekend. for the Sewanee Ihcsc Carter is also nationally i ,, it pioceflnishes Macken/ic Nona Other (1000 Free), and senior anticipates a win by Keith me conference championships aquatic Tigers, Max Obermiller meft came from sophomore diving) ranked, and like many conference Johnson (one and three meter acknowledges But- finishers in the the Tiger women, but Freestyle and 100 top qualify for the NCAA Divi- Salazai (200 Medley Relay, composed of hopes to should include Centre's I he 200 the men, with three swimmers Kyan Bouldin (500 this weekend Carter is 3 1st that terfly), freshman ha man.a..d sion HI Championships, ' VnnaMayfield Ha} < P will DHMcNabb out for the season with injuries, Emerson 1 1000 the 50 Free. Free), freshman lefse the 200 in the 100 Free, 40th in DePauw Carter, finished first as did first pclitors from Trinity and have a fight on their hands for jupior Mac Morris (200 in- 100 Fly. and 43rd in the Free), and which isted of Kalah 4 1 si in Ihc champi- I rec- Relay, C< appear- J«n no miilake: the men's This will be the last home i M dividual Medle) Senior Shaul and 1000 Free. Sophomore Mayfield. who three rompkins, Katie Conos, it will be a battle between for the Tigers this year, and blew away the competition onship year at NCAAs in the ance as usual, took 1 7th last from Indiana, M.i> field three- i each very exciting three-meter diving rigors, one the 100 promises to be a in thct>ne and weekend, the 100 Back, is currently 16th in Tennessee Coming into the hig Freshman Amber Gibbs lea f( hucl No. U Icxjs. and Back In day series. events. The six nationally Back and 24th in the 200 • top finishes women's team has per- and Justin Kelly On Ihc women's ide summed up Sewanee's attitude Bouldin, Emerson, addition. Berg is 36th in the 100 Back swimmers, i hapman is sec- recorded by freshman Nona ranked gonna swim well, .. Relay were fectly "We're won ihc 200 Free the 200 Back; sophomore nation in the 500 Free; 5th and 49th in (2(H) IM and 500 Free), fresh- ond in ihe we're gonna ihi figer men Carter we're gonna win. and n„ onj) ihreai tp 44th in the 1000 Free and 6th in 'he 50 Free, 200 Liz Pate is - hapman(50Free m the 100 Fly; :i laneHarrisont from i Vfl| nun celebrate." ie Ihl 100 is 44th in the 100 Breast. d ZOO IM b l 8th in the Habel and 100 Breast), senior Jen Berg (100 m cntine and Matt Smith, who beat OUl Baseball drops openers cam- That was when Jeff answered with a three-run hy Wesley Bonil third. J. bottom of the fourth, Conyers. last years leading Tiger paign in the Staff Writer All- followed by a one-run fifth batsman, a .374 hitter, and an Shortstop smashed a base- In the seventh inning. The 1999 Scwsnee baseball SCAC honoree, reached first on a double to advance Sam Cullen Watson season got inderway Sunday at clearing Morrissey. and one-out single, and was advanced I Ted Atlanta's Cruppejj Park, .is the i- Moses. catcher Matt Barlleit Eagles Tamburello. This gave the Tigers to second by gers faced I mory The it home. Trailing lead. Emory managed to lie He never made d Sewan e into extra innings, a 7-6 7-1 the eighth. Conyers got the the ballgame at 7-7 in the bottom in to edge them -8 in the firsi game innings. final run of the night when he Sunday's d >ublcheadcr half, forcing extra of second base on an the tenth, freshman shortstop scored from Sewanee Ie Jolt man and fool- In cast it- Tamburello batted in Sam Emory error. As darkness Kill standout vi.mi Tamburello Adam giving the Ti- self over Emory's Chappell Park, walked toopci the game, and was Moses off a single, called the 8-7 lead. But in the bot- umpire Darron Padgett halted in fron third by a double mers an Sewanee game, sending the Tigers home irom number-five hitter Dan tom half of the inning. inauspicious 0-2 start. however, baited succumbed to several errors, two with an Masse) I mO will look led to Emory runs, giv- The Sewanee batsmen in run after rui four in all. which of which for redemption this Saturday as went unanswe ed until the fifth ing Emory the win for a In the nightcap, Emory started they travel to Clinton. MS inning In l fifth. Masscy first, and broke doublehcader versus Mississippi notched two m e RBI. baiting in off with a one-run hit a College. The Tigers' first SCAC senior Jeff Co vers and pile her away when Todd Rasmussen the homer in the second. This action is slotted for the weekend ,i rhomp >n. to bring two-run 27-28. against the 0-2 of tying Ihe proved to be all Emory would of Feb. I igers within o e run to down the Tigers in the sec- Stormy Petrels of Oglethorpe Uni- ballgame Mas y reached first on need first run versity (Atlanta) The home an error by Enory third baseman ond game; Sewanee's fourth, when third opener is scheduled for March 3, Nix but > thrown out go- came in the Robert Thompson as the Sewanee nine host a double- ing for second \ two-run Emory baseman pitcher Jelf header with the Petrels at Mont- seventh and a ireless eighth in- doubled in Starting Eagles Field ning brought Sc vanee into the lop Conyers from first The gomery ol the ninth inn ng trailing 6-3 In the top ol 'he ninlh, the bot- tom ol Sew. in s batting order

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Thursday. February 18, 1999 f£he £etoanee purple Varsity blues A rts Scene Reviewer has the What's your Film Reviews Varsity Blues

passion? by Lisa McDh ill

Film Critic by Cole Cotlrcll Starring: James Vanderbeek, Awuant Arts Editor John Voight, Amy Smart stood in line to buy As I shamefully of Brian Bobbins the September 1997 issue to over- Director: In tickets to Varsity Blues, 1 tried Dr Mark Harpers Magazine. fifteen new come my bias against the R of the University of Vir- students Rating: Edmundson movies aimed at high school entitled. "On ihe ginia VWOte an essay school students, for Theatre. They are about high Playing at: SUT Liberal Education; As Lite Uses of a high school students, and glorifying College Stu- Entertainment for Bored students; because after all, high school football exists I > "his Edmundson contends that con- our lives town basically dents" those were the best times of mean thai is probably its . and I temporary university students lack twenty-three year team . yes. the . . gag me So of true economy. Every and daring He comments that and the only source passion old actors are good looking, occupation in this movie WBS kind, fair, and always foot- faiher's we instead are countless scenes of sweat, dirt, and glory-days, those da>s for charitable ,o relive their ilhng to volunteer definitely had its advantages, NS ball pants the same team, in qualities, they played for These are all good felt like getting when causes. overall. I really just but the same coach (Al- Picture* are ob- same town, for Paramount states that because we and doing my the but he up. leaving the theater, forward-look- and be- you can sense the B*~. P'-V* with monetary success homework instead. ready, Vo l9M «. In M» sessed Humanities This team's VanderbeeK and John nature of this film. jOTe, •self-esteem" culture of and I' ing cause of the start of the movie, m From the goal, is to at the SUT in fact this town's soon that has flattered us into where they dra- goal, and our society talking about the point state championship, or at were chil- make it to the being mediocre since we display the emblem of the matically title (What high to win a district are unable to react passion- of which, by least dren, we production company (all don't know Well 1 to our relation- outer- expectations!') corrupts (or in ately to our studies seem to be located the way. school hut at mine, our Money mat- about your high and personal lives, for that astronaut appeared with ships space), and an .entered around about entire football season Students today don't write his helmet. I real- ter). the MTV symbol in game because that piece of litera- our homecoming difficult heart of a for a horrible cinematic the ized I was in eu-r mattered If Plan only one that topic for their station that was the Simple or art; they choose a a television I ture production. For was in A enure season won that game, the that is pleasing and to be legal in we paper or project even quality enough just isn't lost it, .he players passion and successful, if we attain This lack of baffles me as to why they easy to some areas, it .ming nighl Plan our got more drunk homec , filled drama Simple gain a good opinion from the movie-making Suspense A desire to branched out into point movie rate, the of the claims, the track may At any is. Edmundson Although the sound professors business. with me. and it's not best films yet to solidify of year's Bill Paxton. Brent generation. audiences still has one Starring: downfall of our huge seller, the poor be a really wan. to spend my Bob of the hours something I Briscoe, Billy article aimed at one the initial W o The have to sit through over, so 1 Fonda analyzing long alter it's by Snap Sweeney Thornton, Bridget important in is the time consider most realize that the music things I of pain to reman ih.sfittzy mix- Film Critic be guess it will just think that I strive to quality. (Well, that and Ralml life: I like to only redeeming clubs, beer, Director: Sam ture of beer, strii certain things in my football pants). Plan passionate about the aforementioned sex. high corrupts. A Simple scoreboards, parties, eer. Money has this changed quick run-down on point, Rating. R life But how much Ill give you a memo- hours to make this . ahh takes two More school, and football pa. at Sewanee? movie (and let me cm- credits roll, it since 1 have been the plot of the I'm sure the time the ' (well, not min- . but but by SUT Theatre. Sewanee com- Since the pre- ries Playing at: does the the word quick.) in such an effective importantly, phBsize just laVe a tough time has made il emotions and about someone's). I foster passions us absolutely nothing is easily one munity view's told I can the movie the glor of a sport way that among us stu- of fans, basking in then passionate learning except for the sounds poignant and memo- they devise From the movie -.me I'll never get of the most the plan the never play, dunng. the school, and the fact that The movie four characters and dents? the empty 1' e-mail- films of the year. on. these with people i no longer rable the answer is yes. involve mid- back, plan arc con- In many ways, cheerleaders' costumes a thriller -- al- simple ay producers will is not so much supposedly and ing. Maybe some students come to Sewanee the basic concepts. suspense as the movie takes Many drifts, I'll explain the lives there .s enough stantly tested out with a m ie about though one of the many America (well. come it turn after an- find themselves in There's a high school in we movie for anybody - as one unforeseeable students Hit by the time in ihe on campus. In geographical lo- of college The hell ol paranoia religious communities Texas, but you get the psychological drama other. We sec the suppo-- *ose **** is a communities are football see them. I ^ await the of these school has a three men men as they fact, many cation), and this plot centers around ,n ihe three this will be long over t lead completely student-run. If *enough, the entire farming thaw which will almost team.earn. Amazingly/mihm.>»6'/ — from a small Minnesota spr.ngtimc strong desire to believe upon small imminent discovery, doesn't show a town who happen a to ihe plane's in- something other than the ultra-cool, kicks in a snowj m the comparatively in Mountain Goat plane that has crashed especially and flattery-filled world. The million dollars on Hank as he helplessly materialistic forest with 4 5 telligent Students also keep Lou and don't know what does. devise a plan 10 watches the bumbling I semester board and play music, character. stupid mistake al- coffeehouse and another main i, make one go to the off the money The prize, sweet their artwork, and d for the is an We sec Sarah, read poetry, display will be consider Hank Mitchell (Bill Paxton). ter another in be- ol personal thoughts will be notified citizen, a lov- innocent at the beginning leave complex, and winners honest, law-abiding and floats around soon-to-be fa- completely chang the "journal" that by Li* Van Hoose fore publication husband, and a the movie, con- ins living students also devote copies or disks all ol the of her family Stirling's Many Editor SPO hard Hank has achieved the thought Arts ther making wearing their ork to L./ Van once tod of their lives just their time to athletics, taining written elements that his father ,hc rest The submission Mountain and more t-shirts proudly. semester's then in the to be happy in meet grows more jerseys or team This Hoose. drop him u man needed ends Goat server. .h, poll away from Mountain . the file Ad. .-her given spent in training and deadline for The Goat drop box wile he loves distasteful time , lte "A that a< million dol- 'normal" cam- March 12. We hope e-ma.l me neighbors who of adding 1.5 the fraternity-centered, is Friday. or job. Friends and hilny artwork, fic- blec- he all goes H displays a certain amount will send your .ee.edu. indeed lars (Hanks cut If pus life also you van_hfcO@se^ like and respect him." criticism risk ol and Hank 'l bud- poetry, plays, and submissions cut the the fateful find that planned) to her of passion. tion, tronic i, happy until for with thing Sewanee life arc- before you head out and save time change nil life The most intriguing Other aspects of „ u r way copy errors to drastically get is audi- passion, 17th hard-copy ver- coconspiratoi movie II thai an ambiguous, they could foster the beach on the lay-out. though forever Hanks about the constant acknowledge One example has been a pis are certainly Briso... lh» member may but sometimes do not. The Goal sions of manusc are Lou (Brent ence cre- sub- would anyone would seems to me that fewer for the community's Pleas* accompany whom Hank early on that nearly is the gown: it forum welcome. drunk with This letter: keep a find each year Since 1922. a nojl cover nothing io do with least tempted to student* wear the gown ative voices missions with probably haxe be at present the include nobody academic will letters friends with ,,,,,, much cash thai athletic jersey, the semester's issue most submitter he not best „, Like an were then he pr.de and the annual Bain regarding hometown. and lonely be missing, and gown displays a students winners of information Hank's dim-witted seems 10 which as the char- If a stu- Poetry Prize, and n ijoi (Billy Bob atCh m honor passion towards his studies. Sw.gget class year, brother Jacob mus( W cash prizes spon- "iher visual inevitably led into situ- awards three Photographer md rhornton). who accompai Kters are English De- J.inna Hankins the right thai I hope no Sewancc's should <. wants to do ind actions sored by artists them Hank tti ,m Scene page 9 the themselves Justi- See Arts All submitted | the money 10 ,„ picture partment. .,i x2302. Ihing and take names appear on hu« the What makes the movie so Nosubmiti"! e immediately. fying by chillingly realis- -ics reviewed convinces first excellent is the the(111 mail**--*"manuscriptT Bm i„ Lou 8 the morul Headquarters your pieces, until pub- Hank thai in which The the editors; ac0 b and "nalli tic wa> monymou , and moral compromises lication, remain is probabl> struggles money portrayed. send us your work; have tw ihe characters arc not hesitate to else- Id of ihe magazine de- plane ah not have been achieved the quality of c rashed mi id brll enthusi mi ..., hi. uniformly >n the hli i pends entirely Hank then must convince li n0 mc at of the four lead contributors Call , performances of ,he reluctanl | lan lia lly Ka ""' an. questions We participate in Characters "" Sjm V 2 1 14 with Fonda) M (Bridget with hearing from you the movie's effect look forward to heightens and the con -eriencedna. lecn* metaphorical imagery the snowy wonder- ,,., , between town and sur- 2258 land 'hat the rural or Hours 592 AM lorests appear (931) 924-3292 hngt.irms and 8 - ? dire nature of the Monday - Saturday, 1800-830-9915 ,,„! ,hc Open m them A Florist ,, ,hat unfold Monteagle guaranteed 10 make Simpl, Plan i% '„«•* rela- , h,r R.dd.e question the true HM You ,iewer especially Fo, between happiness and B ' 8nde Dostgntd lup " 333 W Mam Si powerful To™cTb ,,,,, mysterious and TN 37356 Montcnglo. and has COKUpted force lhal can many good men and women since Bonnie Nunley society, money. , in human Skin Care Owner but nd Afbonne Shap's Grade: A- (931)598 0610 . 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February 18. 1999 ^rJ^dTZc^^^^^gnje dctoanec purple eranftenigmancque ns nemm Shehee "'oeal with ba- by Jonathan as now we are supped inm.nvcurgesandg.vr.s.Kncavenues Staff Wrilrr » is released hjdi primal instinct walked into the Univen When I SWn^Love, ^rnaderfsteeLraw- Greg *irdVTerttnBZ». alludes to Gallery to « and a leather saddle, found my*" hide, the fir* time, I fflri Di U»w for Si«nle) Kubrick's 1963 direction, The attack from all account ot the sell- undo Mra,,,, /„u.alK.J.fial squeals and >" ^ ln ^athes rallies ^ human life on earth. P hjvedmen dcMTUftion of and should cowbo> sh^reputodme in which the became cntranc-cd and ... leave, but I opensthe bay d,.^ me \nKm.,.. P ilo. finally iWl attraction-re- have been ever since ofhisbombaandsoaddfcshisbcertMii , l >od^n.enr M,,n^^isrurt..tl [nhismformal H drops down into Russia wants us to recoil from Ptond (C '95) Blkonftbruary4,I%ndsaidihitthewM wants uMo think about his worfc. and he Bjoressir^soiTteetawmtsof'^uBllc- Hesl,r*.n.olhemleofa Ma revulsion one an m in which | ^rdomcDr ftmkewieinwhoiben Fetishism •inttoseiexual ntuation animal hides ami n, al« life, using whoexperience H back »™ entitled hnng uW most aurally jarring WOI* which the pn- His pnmal and gives a forum in convM ol '"" individual "Zootropc," nulseMulinstinctcanlloun^ ThusPond separate mot.fs thai view- pieces run by question. "How do rives an answer to tte unknowingly by setting irl scn- ers turn on But the piece it- we de.il with instinct'' walk by the WO* The mo- H |i .is they that this answer is in- move self acknowledges four attached legs to tors cause the question is potest- sufficient and thai the and the .Hum. n of rc- the deer hide on top, daily irresolvable .uii. nation occurs meditaove Pond's most capita afing and made the ..pening "Znotropc" alone which Pond re pieCe.s "Buffi do lablc."in January 24 one of the most reception on using steel, bronze, Riann Allen .,,. a buffalo ever witnessed There interesting I have motor Small buffato hide, and an electric to be no order to the CrtS in the University Gallery seemed this buffalo hide is showing now rods scrape the ms.de Of Greg Pond's work these Incredibly loud and decrescendo of locomotion. an eerie sense ol to rank arKJ create which were Cfl and ready machines gives the Sense ol Tins piece effectively recrpt..... I had fa the duration of the dead and experience with the living of the machines an wondered .1 ihe ItOilC art effectively carries wJthitaseri heart most vcrsauon and i I tht Short's would affect con the gravity of death, A Bob point of mortality and might even repulse people 10 the beast's hide, il tunc re-animates the hy MegunSheplurd self-promotion. These figures are to see tum- a painterly evangelist and leaving. I half-expected somewhere, the hide " " maintaining order in so- an lowly destroys Staff Wnler or an unedu- necessary in bleweeds rolling through the gallery such as How ard Finster. from Pond's work with of the painting I walked awa) ciety. In the middle but when I draws, paints 01 hour after the reception began, 28 'Thoughts, a cated hillbilly who I thought of moder- Through February in it, was death on my mind there is a window with a mirror (fashionably late), the gallery sculptures OUl ol gourds arrived hut by local artist makes industrialization and longevity, collection oj pa tings forced to ask him and interested nity and Unlike many and the viewer is teeming with conversation the Short is none of these conclusions Pond Bob Short, will he on display in 1 walked away with no herself. "What are you?" H people earned plaM.c artists, Shan is self or faces Well-dressed paintings are so-called outsider answer to th Stirling's galley Short's wolves or and walked not give a straight attribute classifies people as either cups and ate Stirling's food from very well educated, an Rather, hi b.,sed on intcrpr au.nsof poems , contrasts he presents in the painting beim the artist himself ft and lambs, the latter among the works which w hich is evident in the paradoxes build of British I itera- sly loqt test " m and to the Romantjc Pc.kI in pro absurd, vio- rjnues i easele symbolically armored by God ..I , In later described as "not rum. sophisticated ideas in his work ones His using work- ^y poets such as Wil- new quesbons upon his previous ture. of gold. The wolves arc The nurst interesting atmnsphcni' Statement he says "I en- ice nve globes lent" and William Blake. his Artist's machines self-destruct, and he said him- |,am Woulswoti business suib place when all the "Zoo- evil. To shown as men in gray moments took as joy contrasting good and interested in the archival also uses th> Bible as a source, I .m> not He and quotes fro- machines were off and conversa- choices between Short uses ideas trope" now. make knowing point of this work is to see it well as his own ideas. w normal level for about a The the Bible and turns them around > went on at a recognize truth and in n per sonable them, we must self-destruct and Short il i fnendly. ! 9, ill Id Ihe work Bob c.-iili,.vcjsial and ironic machines turned on and lujlill ob- make a more minute Then the -^.vnyh values. II I can my and maruScxaTacisScwajicc in tiryijjew- will build upon what he lmnwhtwniL . Knowledge' .silence. know Statement, Man Gains «MitkKUbhcd tlie relative portraying truth as 1 • jeciive of i. and soon made riiswcfksasksrnebehcWerioctoihesarne. ildng classes, apes about to eat the for- Pond delights and rev eK in the absurd. consciousness within portrays two Aitet it and create a will be at the University Gal- Sewanee lis permanent home mechanis- The show fruit with a snake behind them Contrast ,.l org.uitt and consider myself bidden Chaotii for the viewer, I will being a l.u vi in Mississippi many ask deaf- lery until February 26. background stands a man and n dc elements, and all of his works In the looking for a lift with a successful." years, he v as i fully clothed, and the man are visually simple- woman, found his peace The paintings at Stirling's slower pai md he hands. Shor happening ideas holding two leaves in his What's -their complexity lies in the in- ; that he begun pan" and here It w. hetfc he con their Guitar, Bass. Harmonica pan equates nudity with purity, and pkrj in the work. For the most by Henry Pai II herent | from'' ing. innocence through thi« Vocal Chords in Stirling's Gallery & depth or a sense vevs a loss of painting as a pro- ihe work lacks visual Housi i took up Ant, Mgr„ Stirling's Cofftt 20th FauSI Bob Sho story of Adam and 11 PM on Saturday. February uses patterns. action This is the ol the of perspective. Short I »1 His expression will he fession in twist. 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weird, eene sound in "Mars Attacks." metal band lauding the works of Lu- sound Lord It's a groovy Cake n cifer Beelzebub or Satan or CD Review ot have There are songs on here that Magic of Darkness, or whatever they're into Prolonging the quality them — Thompson know a nice "chill-out" to Pete week But I honestly don't by that "When like "You Turn the Screws."' what this song is supposed to mean. I • •1/2 Music Cnlic to Sleep." and "Where Would that this band You Go drumbeats with the mean. 1 wouldn't think incorporation of s> Dthttlzed are good for the post- Good: I like the 1 which The brought you ballads to Be?"— n,,,,, .... e The Cake — ihe band who would be the type to sing addition of sampling into the b coming-down Soft lyrics ii re«l percussion. The is trying to party musical saw for tunes like 'The Distance," "Rock and the devil Maybe the band And »hll other band uses . and a light feel could easily tunes arv pitttj Ctchy. ver- stuff. You music, Lifestyle," and the redone do some experimental ' Roll then songs send you drifting off to sleep But their of the 70's hit "I Will Survive" know, broaden their fan base. "Un- sion songs like "Sheep Go To combustion there are the they did on returns to the Alternative music der my hood is internal " seem as happy and carefree as leave you thinking, The Bad: The band doesn't hear Heaven" that '" with their third album. Prolong- power/ and Satan is my motor/ arent MCalchj " v tot,li* scene these guys coming Fashion Nugg* »»d ,hc tunts *** only one Where are the Magic John McCrea. singer my motor pun/ Satan is the ing out these lyrics: "And past. Never- from?" Check front man for the band, has a who seems to understand." and puts on the forceps/ introduction the grave digger that invokes a mood somewhere theless, it's a really weak to hell."' voice work/ : "Sheep go to hea> en. cats go , The stone mason does all the The Ugl> between minimalist music and care- to the album. barber can give you a haircut/ The enjoyable songs 1 The free art The twangy guitars and the One of the most Wow. carpenter can take you out to lunch/ thumping bass, the typical drumbeats found on the CD is "Mexico." to heaven/ Goats go to from page 7 . Sheep go mariachi-style trumpet com- don't think that any band but Cake Scene and the I they've got Arts hell" It's kind of funny— very mellow, laid-back could pull this off without catching won't bine to form a background yOU S-virtykccpstellineiMlviivve a bunch of kids in the dent spends as much lime studying a> an has poten- heat human rights groups "Ihad dec- sound that not only dance from go any «• unless webecome the chorus, singing. "Sheep does training, why shouldn't he make lighter/ had a during athlete is also very adequate back- a match, but she had a 1 [tscaoausaway tial but lo hell" over and !OB.lawvtt orbanken to heaven/ Goats go wear with pndc the gown that represents best but she had a fire/ 1 was bright, creative ground party music It's not the name, ,,,„„ foe .ins and foe beautiful ridiculous example BTJ DTI high, over again. It's his passion? Another ol has put out since they but she was much brighter/ 1 was need to make a thai i wr music Cake that syn- abo.it- life Maybe "Cool Blue Reason" has biguous tr.iJmon is the much-talked- on the music scene, but she was the sky/ Oh. baby. I was we want tobt made their debut thai « as bold statement tosociet) thesized flute-sounding thing in-viewbooks close relationship ol the Mexico." It's kind of amus- it's better than most of the Alter- bound for boutwhatweoekanio but 70's songs, like the and professOl Ho» steel used in most Scwancc student there. ing. The combination of a pedal because our parents h* « native stuff out a siandard talk ke money theme to Rocky It turns many students really dare to go m and Cake for guitar and the trumpet gives this waltz [hinV iboui I've been listening to ' that is what we wan! jam session into a half- inspiring l,K n ""' told us garage band to Ok passionate and about h .1 three or four years. Every time a nice Latin flare. liven go veil tolhc world M about That's one of the that do. it, and you've decent CD track. women that teach as? Ol those happy and "Never There," the song all do it »| I need to hear something youite [f we redeeming qualities of this album— how many really take advantage of their kick on the radio about a million an tell us we" re Nugget and heard . i> that they, fun, 1 put in Fashion the songs go H., . snow the fact that most of teachers' knowledge, and how many tend to do that), is together, we however, doesn't times (the stations If do it back. This album, il wrong or CT8ZJ we usually be ihat good il they have he.inl it helps synthesizer and wouldn't in simply because of feeling. It's a rocking tune. The have the same kind of the the , hi sun weren't for the artistic ability grade? Which of these displays techno effect are nice thc.r but it's a little bit different. the overall not bad, it and they band. But they pull off. most passion? the guitar and bass re- are the radio singles ("Never touches, and There well. we, as students do to bring Stirlingsjron^paget^ song. Fast do it What can "Hem of Your ally sound good in this There." "Let Me Go," you could argue thai to our I suppose that back a passion for learning simple bass lines make believe in "Walk on By"), the guitar licks and in anything really. I just Garment," and Magic is a multi-pur- in fields licve kicks Prolonging the pus? For one, we can all majoi good. Then the horn ' student Lee aren't quite "radio this one so ' This quote, about fellow songs that really sure tt ant Ux good album, but I'm not honestly love It y hit parents song, and it's a pose foal we "You Turn the in and finishes off the sums up the camaraderie of the quality" ("Mexico." doesn't oer seem to take Chemistry major, but you have Bryars of Your Gar- about it. It you to be a Parking Lot"), great way to end. "Hem Pursuit challenge Way to slick up Screws." "Alpha Beta really fired up as much painter and enji Trivial song with off and get me always longed to be a & say- is another fantastic John' May the best then the songs that leave you ment" have. anything for your opponent. and as their past albums your tine arts classes more loan kind of flare 1 adcihrunn I think the lat- the same By the way. hell?!" i Beetle win ing "What the go J addition to you're nt * »» ' in It's okay— a else, tell the folks (hat g noticeable motif is in or- that really make The most reigning two-year champions ter are the songs overgrown mu.ic collection consumer society and t< ifcil the guitar as a percus- your sell out to really weird Cake's songs is the names please) YoukKjwwho Cake what it is—the point that I'm trying Ifyouwanttobeawriw der (no But 1 guess the what you love The rakes that you live normally wouldn't make sive instrument don't ,,,„,„, wuow where that I way songs to make through thi ilbum is: and think that journalism is the ol> in the breaks be- you that the music McCrea uses to fill Alnghty liven sports fans, there sense, but the way expectations too high. 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