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April 11,1996 in the life of community service
... «• die Rivenon wastelands, a 5.500 person community situated in a garbage dump Kingston, Jamaica Navajoland >'> Ed Flowers Jamaica Honduras
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Shorts Department truck will drive the Sewanee by Margaret Graham rojfl the tunes provided by Agents of in Here are your waters, and youi watering a local band which includes fan, , place. Drink and be whole again beyi , " - Robert Frost onfuslon. dedicate the coffeehouse lo her has' William Clarkson and Jennifer MkIic.iI at 3:30 pm. Speeches by Sam selected the above quote lo convey the Williamson, Rob Pearigen and a>.« essence of Stirling's Coffee House which students who helped to brew up 'h< official opened on Monday. April 1 The quota- of the coffeehouse. The tion was i Favorite ofTed Stirling's, for cutting ceremony will begin the rm whom the establishment is named festivities including several band' Stirling is memorialized al the coffee- v-ill play late into the night (aided house by serving as ils namesake and a much caffeine). portail of the professor by Emily Rowers The cost of caffeine will range i' has been commisioned to hang cents for the Plain 01' Cup o' Ji>c permenantly >>n the walls. $2.75 for Can* Mocha. Baked g.« Rower's painting is not the only bagels and biscotli, are available artwork which graces the temple to most expensive item, a bagel v.n' caffeine— the house contains a student- gourmet cream cheese, only com 1 v/ifia first show is 1 A 1 Erlrmne and Rob Rhoden participate in the legacy of English comprehensive mn gallery The entitled University charge cards are am examinations "Works Done While Wired on Caffeine." a $20 pay-in-advance punch car • and submissions are still being accepted available at the register. Allegn at the house. "Seattle-style roaster." supplies th Although Stirling's opened on Monday, and single origin beans, accordm. the grand opening will be on Wednesday, Jenny Blanchard, ultimate beann April 10. The festivities will include a When asked how the first da> parade from Gorgas to the yellow house Blanchard said. "The sun came ot on Georgia Avenue The Sewanee Fire we were closing and that's K, llh, then polish artist extraordinaire, decorates a friends car durum Super Saturday again tipped ils hat to tradition on Super Saturday, March 30, as American Studies, Philosophy, Religion, and English majors compnl Wot an Fools April Day joke: Ryland Moore frotlis milk behind the counter duru". < Stirling's offee House opening day. April I Tom Kepple plans sabbatical for summer b) \iikcIu Wurtf program at Harvard called the Institute for Bi BUM <>l the construction and DAIRY QUEE| k. torn pple, Vict Presldenl <>i Busi« Educational Management (IEM). and opening of the Fowler Center, Kepple has Qucci nasi and Community Relations, will take traveling in England. France and the USA Monteagle Dairy nol had the opportunity to go on sabbati- What he I ills a little overdue" Kcpple's wire, 10% Discount with UniverstJ sabbatical Pal. executive assistant to cal in recent years. This summer will, m Ihil summer Ine break is I benefit which the Vice-Chancellor, will not attend the Student ID fact, constitute his first opportunity to eacfaol the ailiiunistratore at the top of IBM seminar but will accompany Kepple month lake ndvantage of the benefit, and he Ravor of the the Univet it) even i. > mi) eOJO) on his travels eagerly awaits the sabbatit.il which he Cappiccino idrninistnton' During sabbaticals are like Kepple's absence, Man u has Blizzard been seriously planning since last Heath i.h uii\ members' sabbaticals, except Clarkson, director of Personnel Services September He anticipates "refreshing" Hours: Sunday-Friday 10am- ihortei Kepple i vacation from Sewanee and University Services, will serseas himself, "learning new things" and Saturday 10am-9pm will si. begin Mas im | ,, unhide on August acting Vice-President, and each of the returning to Sewanee to be more produc- I .' He plana to spend the directors Call in orders welcome time sharpen- m University administration will er in fundraising and "things" in his nluisinK skills at a number of "do projects here and " 615-924-2791 there." according to "own area seminars DOflOl v.hich is a three-week Kepple We are student friendly!! HWY 64. Cowan ©67-7824 Come check us out! Voa. uc. Am Ex, Optima a pnl 1 ,1996 The Sewanee Purple Page 3 c NEWS rhomas Hartley of Sinn Fein speaks with the Purple Now that Sinn Fein Ls coming to speak there has long been a conflict between "History's a nightmare from which I Sullivan for more and more Irish people, how two major political forces. If you're am trying to awake." To what extent is \Hartlev is a Belfast City Coun- does the IRA fit into the new para- broadly speaking, these are the forces of Sinn Fein trying to wake up from its ' the Sinn Fein party who digm? Did the recent bombings in and the forces own historical nightmare, or to what British imperialism ol Irish la special Presidential visa last Lnndon represent the frustrations of nationalism in its varied forms And in a extent is that history central to what I lectured in Convocation Hall. Sinn Fein supporters, or were they a sense what is happening in Ireland ti you call "the integrity of the quarrel?" ['/ always wanted to practice in-irjv.il of the "Yes" vote for peace is the tail-end of that long conflict. Well, you know human beings in my view Sinn \ and started out making bodhrdns that Fein cast two years ago? How does the EC fit into the conflict? are three-dimensional. They operate in not Irish drums) until, as he says, The issue of the IRA is very complex In You mentioned last night that since " the past, they operate in the present, and is I intervened and ruined my our community, historically, thcic very lift. London and the Republic are both in the future. Each of those elements ays that coming to America big support lor the IRA. And the molOl "l& active in that organization, links are determines the way we are. We just don't claiming a part m\ history for the IRA is to be found in the experi- of of being created. And some li»ok on the exist now. in this spot We do have a past diaspora. " This interview look ence of northern Nationalists during (he I as a precursor to the end of that often moulds what we arc now, and in EC at period of Unionism, from the I920's right I the front room of Rebel's Rest nationalism. What does it all mean for terms of our expectations we have a \lhe morning Tuesday, April up until 1968 Having said that, Sinn of the six counties? future As human beings we move from Fein's political objective is to take the I think that in fact the EC will bring in lis one to the other very easily. It seems to gun out ol Irish politics One of the wake a whole series of national questions me nations are the same. So I wouldn't e's rife with English majors. If things we looked forward to in the And why? Because the European Union have the same view of history, of trying to • phrase came into their heads aftermath of the cease-fire was to actually tends to develop a more and more wake up from it. For me. history does the < i r lecture last night, it was move to a point, al end of negotia- centralized power structure, and creates provide lessons. Who was it said that if Stephen Dedalus saying, tions, of decommissioning the arms ol peripheral regions So what you have one doesn't know history, decommissioning the experience ol using now, I think, arc lots of people thinking one's doomed to repeat it? arms We hoped thai this could be i li.it they're powerless, that they don't This is another view of n achieved through •> negotiating process have a voice, that they can't shape their And history in Ireland, of Now l wanl to make il quite clear, out own lives. And it seems i<> me that 20 or course, is the present. objective is to find -i politcal settlement 30 years down the road .ill ol this ma) know that We are You wherein all the different parties lo the transmit itself in terms of national condemned to live in conflict can have their fingertips on thai struggles, that nations may want to lake history, because the of settlement Sometimes people gel a bil the power back from the center So I political conditions that transfixed by the IRA The IRA is ,i think people who see the EC as the end ol exist there. We have the symptom ol something wrung in Irish nationalism are rather foolish. I think it's of history immigration, society ii von want to gel rid ol the IRA. going to bring lorth a new variety of which is still rampant, the get rid of the causes that put it in nationalism. | history of oppression, You were emphatic last night in W ill there be a place for a 32-counly is still rampant, which making clear that Sinn Fein is do Ireland In thai new variety? and social degradation, longer (lit- political wing of the Repub- The contradiction for Republic ans is this which is still rampant. lican \nm Nevertheless, Ihl COIMCI It's quite obvious that the European All of these things are in lion Ls intact CD0Ugh to allow GtlTJ Union looks to Ireland and wants to sec our history and are there Adams In come forward and make a .in island economy You can t Beperete today, and if the political slnliiiinl like "The IRA leadership is mil politics and economics, they're IW0 -mi. iimn isn't resolved prepared to carry on the armed sides ol the one com Now. if there is a will be there tomorrow. struggle for another 25 year.. . i. dynamic there moving the situation in Now obviously political Clearly some kind of privileged terms of economic- toward an all-in land movements do have relationship exists How do sou economy, then what that lends to do is baggage— concepts and respond tO, for example, an Irish- create i political dynamii aimed toward thoughts—that they bring American who needs the exact nature .in .mi Ireland settlement So that's the from the past into the or the relationship . tariffed? contradiction. The Union docs create a present But in Ireland, When von look al the Republican political undercurrent win. h il aboul an consistency <>l the pasl vemenl it is representative ol all those X U.-K/..IU.JI.. the island settlement Ireland I ein, 12 lley, during his lei tun at Convocation Hall is this that in see Sum p arris receives Watson fellowship Fhe Fellowship will support students INea lar interest, lesi their aspirations and talk with drunken locals want them to be view Iheir lives and American iin.incially. bul they B system sucks lied. abilities, ! ™fc Machin. He attends Whoever said the Independent Fellows i uinol society in greater perspective and, emotionally n College MariskaObedzinski is receiving another r and recently was Stales loi anything less concomitantly, to develop a more return to the '"' to explore "Rivers Through Ihe ihe Thomas J. Watson S16.000 " sense mlem.ilion.il concern important than a family illnt Fisherman " If informed of 'P p»>gram, |Eyes of Fly There Ml spaces lor Su school ill Next year Belh Harris (< '">> will be are "he jyou are a senior, you can be funding of which private Fhisyear going to Great Britain and Ireland lo learn are h on jealous and that is about all K "Pubs Sewanee students applied, and Harris was more about fiddle music Bl (surprise) Effect you can do If you are a F oo while I pubs Hams does not have an) awarded a fellowship, iizil fraction junior, you should spend less therein. and Anderson is currently one ol eight newspaper, strong convictions to devote her life to ") [lime reading die Cohesion alternates should other Fellows dropOUl hul 1h.il is Ihe pOlM of the Watson Machin more lime al the study abroad musk will will hopefully travel to She is an English major who Anderson and gel a Watson Fellowship PiMOOftra |office. Mexico.Bangladcsh.andIndi.il. about to enter the real world, so instead bar al the Watson is l hopping in People Alleviation home and trying to get a real "Micro-lending and Poverty n| out 60 ol returning P ain. Fellowship gave " Ireland, the Developing World Between fly job with her Sewanee diploma, she has a in 1 for He grants of $ 1 6.000 each F is Hshing. fiddle playing, and poverty year and a lot of money to learn for the the coming year All you alleviation there is a lo) of leeway, and all sake of learning re need to do is convince them Poris on his of these were deemed acceptable by £ If you have uny curiosity strong * bu deserve the money ' for the that you Watson admissions Picking an accept- enough to sustain itself for a year, then 1 per h '5 more than the next « dropped subject is not a problem; the diffi- you should apply The only possible able ,nPe People from the Fellowship and is proving that you are smart is the Fellowship's emph culty grant students drawback main are looking to advantage of die money mdependence Wherever you decide to enough to take 1 'lime in which to explore "endance at know these people want lo give to you go. you * ill most likely no one ' particu- f* -'irv and to with thoroughness I • ; ajit small April 11, 19*»h The Sewanee Purple Letters to* Conspiracy for the status quo? is lhathat the studen' * „,,.! "physical crisis" X place,, andA well, weu^ are also hy Roquemore untainted protein. What we need JTrace world inflation not to affected by UV editor we get a new dining hall, is for the lusi recently, we mention, just within the US" — the University to use some of this exit received a notice that our familiar type of explanation heard money to get us Grade A food ser Extinction of a tuition will be raised. from a Sewanee economics profes- that, if we are i care girlfriend of All I'm saying is g Personally. I don't sor Well, a friend of a every year, we pay not pay $1,000+ more social species because my parents mine told me that inflation has getting better. All I raise in four see something the bill The nsen in the US in the past projectin. bitterness. Perhaps. I am frnlemiiy that is justified if the something seems Imagine B ipeclea Of tuition is years Hence, Still because I have a bad attitude. flourishing Imagine that these extra money goes to pay thing Sewanee has vita), even askew One one sees. Vi •! alumni, our profes This can only express what beasts are well -remembered by for a raise for taught me is how to add. chicken-warming machu least tolerated by as hard didn't fail with this | loved by italdenU and at sors, who work doesn't mean that I cot > BC? I'd rather just have mine professors How would one go about we do However, some calculus, but if you take 1,200 needed to do was invest in brought it to the that by the All they killing these things, the fraternities? have students and multiply that something which really prevents > motive, usually misting mind it seems There's no need to identify a attention of my 1.000 extra dollars in tuition, out pink and joy of seeing legitimate reasons are put more chicken from turning good or bad, other than the the seemingly the university needs 1,200,000 that wast administration It's just sad to see the Legacy lom-out hearts of rhetoric of the I the blood run from the forth in the dollars in order to off-set inflation talk abo. increase (such as the lawns interview with the VC to thee glorious creatures for the tuition also failed economics, so maybe I'm people have to aren't wearing the gown an first introduce compeli- of campus need mowing, intricate. people Wouldn't you just missing something j there are a: An innocuous the stained glass win- a many Southern people ,„„, into Ibetii ecosystem? be paid to wash Also, what is this about us needing ab< i is needed for Oye! Nobody cares so that no one would suspect of the church, money can all eat Sewanee litllt bird, dows new dining hall so that we gets sued, most students care ah. purpose— perhaps some sort of a reserve in case the University one student stuff What your together! 1 haven't heard #1 argue with the little strange, not to three things for their money. event board No one could etc.), seems a complain that they just can't see enough adec, this little bird that brings peculiar. equate food service #2. An dehghifulnrss of mention, people at once in the BC or Gailor. We sleep «l th.it no fraternity could excuse given for the extra milking room. #3. Enough time to bands to campus One don't need a new dining hall; for the bill so thai And, to ensure that this like this "Well, you see. there's we need is an itemized *] afford to hire goes Vice -Chancellor to say that it is a opposed t< before it has accom- marketplace you see know what "board," as bird won"! be eaten 'inflation' in the "physical crisis" befuddles me. The guarantee market means. plished lis mission, one COUld and Sewanee is 'part' of that "room," and "fees" that the fraternities couldo'l have bands at the same lime that bands hired by this bird are playing, even if that mean'- thai in Russi important night Ol the year- abroad ihc moil Semester ground. I kr, wrong. I miss there were a middle much. I was completely Party Weekend— is by Emily Flowers Saturday of Spring trying to find lb everything. going back there, monopolized by ihli bird ^Vhal can a year abroad do for you? 1 January 1995. It seems like I was balance. Urn out fraternal beasts arc hardy and a can a year abroad NOT do for you? What ' that I • before I went This year, the program in more accepting of people Utile Grnnpettfion tlont wouldn't be After spending the fall semester of 1994 wher- with, The American Institute for is to Russia. People are people— lufflt iciil to kill them Hie next step to St. Pelersburg, Russia and the spring do an interns! ever they live and however they act. I'm Study, asked me to dry up their water source for without semester of 1995 in Florence. Italy with this internship. I trying to remember that. Most people in them Through kegs, the fraternities could not grow lat the American Institute for Foreign Study. I abroad fair he this country have comfortable lives with organized a study iml prosper They would become can honestly say that I ain a changed study abroad ph. lots of cheap, petty "stuff" lo keep Ihem Sewanee and a ihriveled and crusty, iinimsiingof each person The mind opening experience of which » occupied. "Stuff" is everywhere Wal- and exhibit The exhibit, other, i"i each would nispeci thai the sludy abroad is something that, in my several v Mart, Kroger, the malls stuff, Stuff, feature photographs from Othei A H then hidden caches opinion, should be required of every all ov stuff No one needs all of this We have students who have studied ol life giving liquid, and teal 01 repeal ll liberal arts student exhibit so much stuff that we've become world, will be the second \n,i yel these beasts art soil no! dead While searching for a way to write about Please set extremely boring people. And we Stirling's Coffee House, ial ihock tolheli ecosystem it my experience candidly, I decided that my mostly think about how we can gel more- enjoy these wonderful photogmi necessary a disruption ol dun mating lournal was about as candid as I could get studs ml dcier stuff. you've been thinking about 1 1. Perhaps one could forcibly The following are some excerpts from my th( other hand, Russia is an abroad, think a little harder. It's ihcu beautiful ritual dances from the Russian journal On the extremely hard place lo live I wish experience you'll ever have halcyon days ol late kugusl and earl) 3 September 1994. 1 saw the Winter slings. mba to the early weeks ol Palace toda) I tried to see Catherine the malnourished January. Mo\ Ing rush Drom Great up there on Ibe balcony, but it was u i.i.i to semeetes would reduce die to with so many second difficult scene imagine •' The Official Organ • i SEWANEE fraternities St. THE numb ol offsp Oan and tracks whizzing pasl Peters- Students of the iii produce and without pledges they burg is a beautilnl dirts city Probably the !>o> the University of the would become en aid sicker dirtiest beautiful city in die world. P E die mallei ones would nuel) 1994. I can I decide if I hate 2rS October t ilaHuluA 1S92 - A IsgOC) of UH van o/ SttuUnt Journolum Alter these steps, all thai would !>c this munlrs or not Maybe I'm |usl too The Sewanee Purpli is owned and operated by the students of thi I nhrersii . inn the extinction ol Ibis "''' ih pampered ever to be comfortable here All editorial and Bnani Ial maims an dlrei ted by thi editor in i oi lee is a hunter will] II November 1994. Russia no peace and under the authority granted b] >nsB I 1 i ih. d edii do the i" ' Perhaps thi n i man in i big How can such a nalion continue to opinion of thi i tutorial itafl Sigw thi ' theviev, icranddon ry reflect thi editorial views of I nivenit) Vvenue with i swivel How much can people endure 1 Letien to die editor air welcomed ^nd should tx mailed dire* tf] to i ditoi Ihc I elephant gun who , .m do |0b B What would be belter here For die by th his help, or tent to thi Purple's e-mail address. Letters mustbe received in tyba we wouldn'l even need ins tO be like the Amen. following ih. ->i Ik- the ' publii i die previous issue ami must signed with the dcspciaiion ol being cornered maybe 17 November 1994. I think leaving leleph lumba yearofgradu ir reladonship to the 1 ruvei it) I n would icid the fraternities to turn on will be terribly hard It look time Russia noi i" it to emplo] p themselves but I'm mall) beginning to enjoy being of« Inai inee Social here I sldl miss washing machines ii" I Yeah laatc All gi.iinm hi, . wifl I" inns will be place without and tap wata the appropi them lh December 1994. I m I worn. in and Jennir Sutton i withheld. C. '98 Name . her daughler gel hit by a , ar ycslc Samnuui ! I ditoi ..-ruble H only u were an is* atecripLicns Rjrple ins idem I lei being he saw a man !>' Ctntact: FYankPtatt N ittiil bum to death while he was sleeping 735 UiivasityAeue res me 37383-1000 SaamTN I :: December iw4. i dldn'l third 1204 _i 615/598-1201 tcvene-culturr Page 5 I. 1996 The Sewanee Purple FEATURES - i, i// few Orleans, /mm?./ Jamaica, /rem P.i Honduras from p I Navajo,/ spread the word. Especially since background music of Navajo peyote sone • al how friendly and loving stealing the pencils and trying to break to will I amazed Saturday We'll have that she had brought with her. She walked Bouduil Elementary School are them. I laughed with him and asked if I tomorrow is I for a few visitors from person to person blessing each one hey are constantly giving us hugs, could borrow the pencil back about and we're still shovel- with an eagle leather given to her h\ the shaking our hands, hours because we needed it to work on his It's 11:30 j with our hair, to replenish Pope himself We all left this remarkable arms and talking with us. house He looked at me and said. "Not my ing A dump truck came earlier J mi our completely at and Stunned, I our rock/din piles ceremony feeling peace [kids are asking all kinds of questions house. I don't have a house." allowed experience asked him where he sleeps at night He said There aren't enough tools for all ol us to amazed that we weie to ! out who these Sewanee folks in once, which is good because (he heal hixil really are: Are you a police- "Sometimes my father's, sometimes my work at mother's, sometimes on the country." I s'' Do you have a gun? What do you ' he aur house asked if that meant the floor and nodded nil goods and guns seem to establish hn these kids' eyes. Most of the !• ire from the St. Thomas project . . . one girl tugged on unding said, of children in my kindergar- my sleeve and are drug babies and have very dark "Miss, have you gone •S I wish the kids could remain SO and beautiful Forever l wish we to the moon?" heller them from the violence, crime. and poverty they encounter He told DM lhal he has si.. brothers and seven sistei and there's not enough room lor them ill So l in standing there, holding this stupid pencil when Ian doesn't have shoes, clothes- he's been running around in his underwear ill da) - or even a house I fell like the biggest heel in the universe Honduras '' " puppet s '" •» Later, some giggling 13-year- Children in wah such a unique oeremon) ol Na\ ajo Chri old girls sidled up to me, and li anil', kepi pushing a science textbook . . .there aren't enough into my hands I began talking to them BDOUl school and they She walked from per- tools for all of us to So I told me the) couldn't n ad blessing asked if they wanted me to read son to person work at once. . . to them from the book and I each one with an eagle immediate!) bad a cluster of children around me, So I gol on feather given to her by is more than we are used to, bill DOl al all iu\ knee with them and began unpleasant llicie is a hrec/c ami ample W talk about the pictures in the the Pope himself. shade to find during our bit book the < if. mil Canyon We i'",k lunch al noon.,- g in tl glaciers, whales and dolphins, shade inside the building ami admiring our "I things they've never heard an) oj the tiudenls that unveiled work Several o( us walked up to a I got the before. When to and l,u to lend a helping hand and Ihe) will glass Coke bottles and pointed market to return on space, I to a di, i '•" theii I ( haptei i.ll \ answer I Smiled and Tragically, mOSI Ol their lives will mv and heart sank ""ipleic dlsarra) Mosl will said no. my is so chest I here isol the harsh, bitter life ol in my much the) don'l undet land bfiuult anything '" imagine these sweet six- The moon, the sky. 1 j world - outside dnig dealers, prostituti about the will " cver tims of murder and violence Mo. i ol them the highwa) * > : rim re tlitj weighs heavy "' Riverton from hearts as we work with the kids. separates "t all mud, the dust grown to really love these Kingston The are all they '^1U going to be extremely and the cows le »ve diem here to go back to know. [ y°u are Interested In Outreach trips or "unity service, contact Dixon Myers In the Rtverton community of Kingston, Jamaica daily life <« 'he Ts office at xl 156 Asnap~shot of ' ' April 11, 1996 The Sewanee Purple Teeine off in Texas of promising O , orj , n the, hp imorovementimprovement of forward to Hams. Alice In kairlna Nelson ,uch as Mary-Carol \ „isEditor_ Young. Unfor- „„„ ri Grey Odom. and Lindsay fierceil can be either the will not be able Spring break tunately, the home crowd of friend* lo team or the mow benign improvement since the | roe* (o watch the Ilnlhlelics rhe eleven-day lor the Di« only competes in Sewanee Easier semester can the close totamission in the Conference Championships at ..nation to I . 4_- 1. 'Mm t ^mmmm several months ol m ,,,,,1,1, of the season. mental technique and two years as of j and Only a varsity team for But for teams such ai Sewanee golfers will conditioning. the 1996 season, the recess can mm m die mid-March home course on the Sewanee Oolf, attack the challenging team bo ogital help. As the Despite having prove id last weekend of April. were able throughout Texas they Sewanee Still traveled only a nine-hole course. several days consecutively matches with its , play on provides interesting wealhei [he accommodating and numerous lhanju [o difficult pulling greens >a ..i during die Division pt Is Washington and 'he Purpli bac- ill spring season Recent!) runners i ee and losl Sewanee and coachei whal University ol i did lot iheli teams Do the \\ i ..iiivin and feel burned oul due lo training athletes won lost against track Did athletes return with a on the fast Amherst, bui both added addnio. heightened and desire thai Palminlier played really well In Maria Marcum 3.000 meter (jus ..ai i.r.i through ih records in ihe Il helped my tennis two track i mory University ho sted r miles) at H (i: and II 16. game Icfl It a dunng ihe pasl two weekends, Karl PabnbsJkf meeis On the field.ValeneKi.il helped when we ,te.»,Baiia» finally providing Sewanee teams with the shoi Women) ftack personal record in | face came back let nearly foui weeks hi Iped d ompetiilon aftei 22'10" In discus. Spring break throw | lough learns like Emory It's good men's Varsity some v. uli. mi competing The throw r lot because il in MarlaMarcum's 102T and we had a lol la piaj tennis ovei Break hs 1 Foss. athwi Track le un puncd eAnn she capture I qui dedit in Ihe finals where ill "i friends were in Ol fun.bul my competed al Emory University on Ihe last and il".- team unit) place finish. Rondo' bicak. in their first Mjj die distance weekend of Spring Julian Bibb and among I „ the men. meei ol this leeson Foss came I runners since we weie outdooi Kingdon reached personal 1 Chapmun Kirn record iii ihe 400- < 111 up with a personal 4 ,,ii on the New mile with times ol 4 19 and Trainer AfMtxlC hurdles sh.itienngherown 1995 < 1'iogram meter i rutreach David Ridor.ihe ihe schedule the second hall lively 1 rjoklng Sl Conference performance by two full Emi logethei member to score in ihe ,i crucial Any serious ihe season is Foss crushed lh.it mark this seconds in a compel this year, finished 4th thai has a a alistli goal to place in athlete weekend at Ihe Emory Invitational would field ofjavelin throwers. .., win the SCAC championships improving her time by Uuce seconds. up I' 11 lulianBlbh Both learns are geanng not take that tinv Several other personal records were H > \trn\ Dvd 6 Sewanee Mountain Laurel "The meet we went toi rded in Ihe longer races i| EmOT) Mtchi niora Miranda Davis. -ft and Both Kan Palminher and Ahi While had nut ii helped to sights ; good bet and Shawn William personal bests in I0.IKX) nietci il ol the season the soru ihe n competidon after comping me sense ol miles) Abbs Hov.cll. who injured her '""'""' fndnlfl also gave The. ,,,k ,i"<*> plishm ankle in practice earlier in the week, atieim-" continue through the delivered a great personal record perfor- in. in. e in Un- s.iMK) meter Howell al K) Micliuil Sjnshun reached a new personal record in ihe AI Logan /all mile, with a time ol 5 29 r\bi White and I \l, u . Ir.i. | .Hich i getto i wedidn \lici m\ weeks of training it I good l"' ,„c- [fwepUyedthe vome lake - "me time off to full schedule, u could've real!) been icjusenate for llie second half ol the wcjtih >nu while [raining and competing se-ason Bvet) year s dillercnt ihough, it something v.e dclinileh .ncr break IS IHL^IRCiAXJJEB^ " everyone's banged up .it thai point in the need lo do season (hen ihe kid\ definitely need to uke ihe time oil " Page? The Sewanee Purple I. 1996 SPORTS figer baseball team ups record over break of the team." Black and Tim proceed to the Championships. The anchor twice in Atlanta on their way to Sa- Evans Bechtold feel thai juniors Malt Cooke. Ml Tigers toughest opposition are defending vannah. Then, they beat Knox College Steven Bruce and Rich Douglas also arc champs at Millsaps College who have had a fire in their eyes." is how and lost to Savannah College of An & |ey responsible for ihe team's successes won five out of the last six conference Black described his baseball Design in Savannah. Oglethorpe and > Rob break Thecoaches "This year we |were during spnng break. While will challenge Sewanee on championships altitude over spring Knox College as "the j their describe Matt Cooke, co-captain, heller) able to give them a run for tjonty of the student body relaxed its home turf during the conference power hitler for the learn," Steven Bruce money, something we have not been able over break, the Sewanee championships lied best and most consistent pitcher do previously." promised Coach Tim as "the competed against With only four weeks left in the season, 10 all team Hie noted that Rich Douglas, Bechlold coaches Atlanta (twice) and played the team looks forward to their 13 home- ihorpe in with Bert Emerson, "rote to the lot of ils improvement along preparation for champion- The team owes a jsi College and Savannah game streak in Knox challenge with many key plays" in to strong leadership and seven new &. Design at a tournament ships. Sewanee will host the Conference £e of Art Atlanta Savannah With a hopeful members, six of whom are and Facing a losing season championships from April 25 through the starting \ mnah. GA. thought for next season Black observed. freshmen. "We are a young learn, which Tigers knew there was a played throughout the day : 27 with games break, the ' Ihe besl team Black The In my years here, this is Millsaps, bodes well for us." said work for The team practiced twice Participating teams include \ I've had They arc a quality team with B lose only one senior this year, at Sewanee in the Tigers will .is a team, a rare occasion Centre. Oglethorpe and I lot of young players I'm excited Foi Ihi co-captain Bart Kempf. Kempf rotates with their 19 different schedules East Division and Trinity. Rhodes. South " nee luture third base and pitcher, but. drive in the West. The between [: .ers. 3 coaches). Desire and Western and Hendrix "always acts as the Division according to Black, iilcd The Tigers beat Oglethorpe too two teams from each % fc. 1 _ ' rK»o In l.» H«**»*» Stwaiee baseballuam loola ./!.* «>••.• to keep Rotvri u pton din uii Sewanu «« mi ,,,, v„ to iplti ha , „„ Wpp Milh.it" twinging Certified Massage Therapist Swedish-Deep TissueSports Call 598-5942 For Appointment Member AMTA-Reference G. Sanford McGee home game J'eve Bruce winds up and stretches out in a recent April 11,1996 The Sewanee Purple "This is. so exhausting, don't wantit t« stop." -Mac McCaughn, SuperchunlTsinger^x including: Near Lands End Jeff Swann & John Sullivan Ben Roosevelt & Mike Butterfield Loch Ness Cheston Singularity b.y.o.b. Page 9 IWG The Sewanee Purple Ifrilll. ARTS delivers lecture Sir Frank Kermode visits Sewanee, which linger most strongly in Kern* including Australia, China, Japan, writer, a literary god in the eyes of ones which are given Kermode had not yet experienced memory are the Sewanee's English faculty I had an autobiography Sewanee and was rather anxious about Ins prominence in his enigmatic image in my mind of the Kermode's inspiration for writing his upcoming lecture. Kermode was prepar- individual: Kermode would be an autobiography came from his experience ing to speak on •'Problems of Autobiogra- reading older man, he would wear writing a piece for a friend's 60lh phy." which addressed his own experi- glasses and drink hot tea while Although he was leluctanl to do ences while writing his memoir birthday. a frantically scribbling notes in he agreed to write about his childhood INTITLEI) One of Kermode's First statements on so. pad. Instead. 1 well-wom writing on the Isle of Man, which lies between writing autobiographies was "if it is not met a relaxed gentleman who Northern Ireland and England. Kermode not worth reading." I room well written, it is usually invited me into his said that this exercise planted the seeds mulled over this statement, and wondered smile. His charming memoir with a warm applies not which ultimately grew into his if, for Kermode. the statement manner melted my nervousness, lecture, Kermode read several autobiographies, but is a maxim During the • i only lo ti* v noticed a pair of bed includ- and. when I critiquing excerpts from his autobiography, for a man who has spent his life foot of slippers neatly placed at the ing passages about his beginnings as a other people's work. He continued with put at ease. lis bed. my mind was poet and his time spent on the Isle of the problems of writing autobiographies, of King Edward VII professor Man. as well as a striking passage from pointing out that the greatest problems University English, emeritus, at the encounters with D J Gordon anse with the memory and the truth. his of Cambridge Kermode has written Kermode worked with Gordon in 1946 numerous books of literary criti- during his time in Liverpool Gordon FRANK cism, including "Romantic Image." "if it is not well played an important role in Kermode's "Puzzles and Epiphanies, " "The understanding of scholarship, and it was Uses Sense of an Ending" and "The his that Kermode became a it is not by example of Error " He has edited collections written, serious scholar. KERMODE of poems, plays and criticism; he Kermode began writing poetry while he "Oxford Book of Gordon's Irecently co-edited worth reading". was in the navy, and under Letters," and wrote a memoir, "Not influence he decided to become a Incurs i Wheeless and honors include in print Entitled." Kermode's Critic, His books have been foi i Shoemaker. Arts editor. his chairs at four English Universities. past 45 years— he has dedicated frustrations with autobi. the well is the envy the truth. Kermode's [ of of the memberships in the Royal Society life to the written word During in the judgement necessary frank Kermode phies lie Literature and the British Academy and interview Kermode remained tartly during the writing process; Should the various honorary degrees. faithful to his profession and the wnltcn book be truthful to all of the facts of a ^rousness overcame me as I walked Kermode possessed an endearing mix word, and he suggested that I read his person's life? Kermode forsakes com- ebels' Rest. In my head 1 repeated of humility and reticence when he autobiography rather than isk him plete truthfulness for what remains true in " ls with the ' f°r m y interview Al- B*' discussed his accomplishments. is questions his memory, and he admits thai memory nenowned literary cntic Sir though he has traveled throughout the Events not always completely accurate i Kermode just to calm myself I world and taught in multiple countries. Qui lo meet an accomplished ithryn Garcia Smith Ixhibit shows in Gallery painting nub Murphy 62" X 84" oil on canvas, The strange objects I us nothing on Kalhryn Oarcia combines odd ihaptf ind let (Sun pleasing colors The display, "Sol y Sombra" .... nli .ubtle light and of mystery nrrendy appears in the painting expresses ihe feeling that is rallery until April 21. The wrapped up in vibrant colors works in the pii'i isawarmcM'l'" "'" "' -'''rant present in most of Smiths rs. reds and oranges. A collection Gallery white drawings also Another painting that caught my 72" x nci the paintings, although the Mention was "Buenos Nocbea,' Noches" '{' ire not as evocative 60" oil on canvas "Buenos aftera ning professor who hails looks like an electrical mnsel burst ol i a San I Bay area While midnight storm, It contains with Francisco, Gucia Smith light mdarkneas, intermingling five years for the late, great rock black and white Garcia says. ftr Hill Graham at his Winterland Speaking about her work, Inno workings. ihe received numerous "My work is truly thai ol Capture time " her artwork such as the ptjins the moment a courage to iKnlii Metropolitan's New Works Reveal my heart It takes Toiea.hu To love he has produced piev. create. To passu on for .1 " closing reception Dm Grateful Dead. Pee Wee h To live The University " Hie Rolling Stones Tattoo You Smith will be held m the 3-5 pm "•> Santnna and Prl ay on April 20 from rade" a uidnwnc cafe — . l April 11. l The Sewanee Purple Page 10 ARTS Uncovering the truth "Extrenities" cpens at term paper blues Guerry Auditorium of ties" in July of 1980. Bom oil * tl costs * Thai'sThat's right,r u. ,»„...Dave Thompsonn.„mn4nn Total cost is $45.00. by Chris Shoemaker b) conversation Mastrosirara; $7 50 a page for their research and a ArtBBtLbac yean I have been loolung For 22 writing. This is a pretty hefty price had with a rape victim, the various magazines and have "Extremities, * a two-act play through especially since no Sewanee English play rtol-3 with the psychoi always hecn Fascinated hy thai little by William Mastrosimone, will professor is stupid enough to think that a cal trauma that occurs wifii article in the back entitled classified student found 4 sources from which to be playing in Gueny Audito- " attempted rape and how in Paper Blues The ad shows a cite 23 limes in the DuPonl Library. rium fran April 10 through the agony ol Ins work, Marjorie deals with her raa man sierpcd in the papers, RA In addition lo undergraduate 13. Directed by SkyeHowell, uking '"Why this topit ' Hehasaterm "Extremities" takes the aud also does specialized research, masters theatre major, "Extrerd.- - write and no direction or ideas senior paper to iheses.andPh D Dissertations. The cost through the hours irrmedi^ students this ties" features a small yet im- Whatsoever 1 ike most Bl ol higher education just got higher— following the crime wher. school, his paper is probably due in three pressive cast of four Sewanee these services cost anywhere from $20 lo Marjorie turns the tables *rd] all of his i is just now getting I sand he sti i riLs. Whenever I have V $45 dollars a page PaiL falls victim to her notes" together Ke» i.mcc ol thought that Marjorie (Liiida Latchford, C. looked at this ad, the first will be th? West LA (RA). however, wants 10 help The production Comes I" my mind is "Cheating with a ' 96) is a young women pushed fo: you Thai's right, when it appears that all Theatre Sewanee show capital C " My question is, "Is any of this over the edge of sanity by Paul hope for yOUl gelling a seruars Howell, Latchford, legal?" Apparently so. (Montgomery Maguire, C. '96) i grade just went and - company tells Maguire and Phillips because the when he attempts to rape her. down in names because newcaie- [ Term you that you must first for talented hi- professor's topic Lori Fhillips (C. '96) playsTerry incorporate their research enco Koppel . Everyone is thai can't he answered Paper and Mary Kcppel (C. '99) plays ; into your own work aged to attend this show, if 2n pages, die Marjorie' s two legitimately However, I Jetricia, Blues? breakthrough endeavor f •- people al RA can save think (he allure of a pre- roomates who unwittingly get ihc .lav Sewanee theatre departm written paper might be caught in the middle of ualog to rssSSff" The house opens at 7:30 enough lo send some Marjorie's physical and psycho- adver- I hoOSC Iruin an £ students over cheating and the show begins at the logical tormsit of Paul tised J0.000 topics ol TERM PAPER ASSISTANCE edge pnwith limited seating. loan *ii" viu'Mr wcon lied educational okm CatMg The Rutgers Theatre Com- Check out the next interest Foi the same 800 351 0222 pany first produced "Extremi- GE>1 edition of the Purple to Ollltfll' 1 V7\ **0B In V ^f>mi?jjO*ClAO 'aIi.h I OUMHIOF CATALOG T0*C . sec answers can own, the i isionarias al ItW« OWUtttUOUSOJilSUClM to these and I—teen MWtt m m* 'se < t ls»^ formulate turpi* actually have I«sibbjk m* 1 v«-* •wavrt » ' lo and tedious Kn 1 1 he) are ii you would "Go directly to |aU," not i h io tell us ih.it i ollecting the $200 of which you prob- Shakespeare and Sophocles are the ably alre.nl) lost in fees to Research "iiiiois in uiirsu, lie 2*' lUlhon question)mh Hiei imwip>|>ei hasims . •«.«• . 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Sonic Youth. labeled very well be m GVSB's sound defies band, so we may more of these ouse ol most comparisons; the only seeing a lot one that seems to work is to guys. imagine Helmet trying to Recently Released cover REM songs The line-up Various hxtimtn-Songs in the consists of guitar, two Key of X (Music Ftom and basses, keyboards and drums, Inspired by "the X-Files') while guitarist Scott As the name implies this is McCloud and bassist Eli a sort of soundtrack to "the Janney layer their vocals. X-Files" featuring the Foo While the guitars sound like Fighters, Soul Coughing, REM a thresher, all set to chew with William S. Burroughs, you up and spit you out; the Frank Black, Danzig. Rob songs also imitate jazz Zombie with Alice Cooper, PM structures, allowing each Dawn, etc. All in all. the band member to explore dif- music matches the weird tone ferent sound-scopes with in of the show, but the album the same song. is still a disappointment. "Super-f ire. " which opens Afghan Whigs-Black Love the albums, begins with The Whigs mix Goth, guitars that segue chiming rock'n'roll and soul while Sonic Youth rave up. into a charting the darkest re- while McCloud speaks his cesses of the human mind. hard-core punk faces the vocals and Janney 's screams >hn Molinaro ?f Revenge, arson, lust and same pitfalls; it has be- are buried in distortion. Against Boyo- House of desperation are the big ^ 17 (X-Rated Car)" is come the masculine/meat- "Crash again. Touch and Go Records) reminiscent of themes head obsessed domain that another song Horsepower- Sackcloth [of what passes for the Sixteen it originally rebelled Sister -era SY only Cave, rnative music these days and Ash Like Hick guitars crash down like a close to against this band combines Sout [not even come able bricks hitting pave- Few bands have been load of mysticism/Gothic epics kg as an alternative- it Six Six to escape this trap, yet ment, and "Disco Sixteen lassie rock thinly cov- music. like Shudder to Six* has a slower, sultry "grunge." several, Horsepower's music is mi lin a layer of it still hits Think and Girls Against rhythm, but illy Appala- Jam, Bush, more authei Boys, are making hard rock hard. Soul chian tl. r^rden. Collective the House of GVSB is Girls that relies only on them as a hi 1)1 the Foo Fighters and Think of post-punk tradi- Against Boys' last indie Nine rewrit- punk and version of the Cure or test have simply not gender album before heading to the tion and that is Inch Nails. I elin, the Beatles. is not specific. Their primary majors. Although it thecue '90s.7U&. Andmiu much*..——•« on stage ypnotist bites lemon, students run Wolfe o behevcrbeliever in reincarnationreincnrn '* ra mniicmanioulQlion.manipulation. Wolfe, a _;...„„„„„nHis more than dramatic the dazed and tism icenes from the hypnotized only, taking associates her recollection ol DJTrcy Kohl audience quiets down to dull weightlessness, The wifi lo confused participants to the Ufeol Rachel Jackson, at the suggestion ol age larch 28 show opens with a bite and 10 murmurs with a prioi extremes of hot and cold (98 Pn lident Andrew lackson. and pasl lives Mapes Iftki hi a regression mio a lemon, of course) and Fahrenheit), friendly huge home, preserved n degrees early life, visitta three Students hack mio their uf dazed students blunder amidsl flowers and, visited the house flowers, spiteful huge Nashville When she their lull names on a chalk ^s of the .tisles of lliey wnle years ago. seals, sprint down the transporter heebie-jeebies lor ihe first time a couple of finally, then regress to " board al their present age, u [>n unto stage to fall deep of feet. ol • April 11,19^> The Sewanee Purple continued from p.3 Sinn Fein, marriages have broken up, «l Irish-America as a whose here tries lo portray British rule in All that rubbio. want to see an end 10 suffered ill health. who group, when in fact Irish-America Irish foolish The IR * and the exercise by all the the IRA making money! Ireland, forgotten the reason for its own has never operatio purple people of national self-determination. make money through its Presbytarians, existence Whether it's movement, which never been a t Within the Republican as I know. There's who were forced out, or Irish-Catholics socio-political movement, you against the IRA aroi, is a broad know case brought who were forced out, many of them you have Sinn Fein. As We're always be have the IRA and forced their issue of money. the political conditions that under- drugs I said l.iM night, the IRA is an that ihe IRA are dealing 1 grandparents out. They are judges and military force, whereas never been a court c .<•* ground, illegal business people. years there's lawyers and doctors and | political party There British around a R> Sinn Fein is a legal though the brought by the They are nol drunken fools, organic links between the two. can dealing drugs It's all propo*: are no and portray them as such. to British try there's nothing lo tell Sinn Fein what (here's only a core Whil lo do when The IRA doesn't think It's like saying the first point you made, I are done On of pe< do on the Domain do. Obviously all these things ment. Substantial numbers role is essential. He came and people Clinton's support within the Republican family, and whether you like it or nol. he did his best for the peace process, direction, and people effort is made to h '96 unwtwetk. know a common for that IRA. and every Earth Week he has lo be in fact congratulated common purpose, to effort is made to crim rtyrofoam— have a sense of a It's fact. Every KefuM lo «"* Marrkrtt'» People need to stand up and say that. form of an independant Sinn Fein and what l! mug. Play ouUlde. establish some Conditions in the IRA and lnslr.d carry a better he did something. there are no organic linkl. through these old your °*« r Ma" Ireland. But altitude stand for. made Sniff floweri. Take Ireland moved on because of the meets with Ihe IRA, machines. It's all ah recycling bin. So when Adams don't ihink propoganda down lo the of the British government. 1 Adams or... their sti does hetJo so as Gerry The demonizing a people and that made a fool of Bill Clinton. the President of Sinn He's doing it as cease-fire self-determination 13 April. Riles of Spring • British didn't respond lo the Fein old stories In Irish-Ann road-blocks to the We hear coincide* with Earth Week thU The British threw up Vendy American political writers collection campaigns Certain didn't engage, about Ihe this l» an envlronmenUl cease-fire. The British year. Whelher thut Clinton was made can an Irish have suggested Tliat gun-running. How Vandy students they didn't grab the opportunity commenl on Ihe part of most recent bombs of the .i [bol <>f «hen Ihe American who Is abreast do tensions within the nationalist Sewanee may never know, bul we his creates went off in London, and that lo Ihe new peace pn>. the IRA contribute call TkketMaster community, and as a result know that we can American ar- naivete Is typical or an best way is to work in the IKemmea The and eel IkkeU to Ihe Vlolenl of bombs failure to appreciate the complexity and recogni heard many people say that self-information, concert they're hoaUng at Memorial conceive of In Cork, I il„ 'troubles.' How do you people, not just a section, h realigning Itself along Irish i;ym. Bpm. this conflict is his role In the peace process? they want I paramilitary rogue dghl to decide what The divisions between i.i laltei poinl first. common burden on the Irish government tnlea. elements in society and 13 April. WUTS-fest British always like lo portray Irish- government 10 resolve lh< working people, rather than divisions British Violent Femmea fan, emotional rumps, who can you're a die-hard Americans as there and support for thai position between ( (range and Green. And don'l really you may as well stay at Sewanee and support Irish nationalists bul people in the Unite side. In enhanced by and was a big article on this enjoy the mellow mom. afternoon know what's going on the links people work around wntn saying that the IRA makes Some Cheaton. Local Irish-America and Ireland are Harpers, night on the lawn at between support of human nghis. Wh money every' time they destroy a in the Moviegoer* open and I've found Irish band* all day and vers strong, Writing letters to counter the pi building. Is ll just another gang? at night. Take thto lo be the most luiowledgable for Superchunh Americans oul ihe British is very im "i Republicans who put by Hill* much understanding I don'i know anj grand opportunity lo get a .,1 people when it comes 10 Vn let you get lo breakfast. have become millionaires through ihe I'll dual off the winter I think that, too needed tun and Irish politics and history so early. know are a lol of to meet with me tfeUlla fit struggle What I do blah*. See page B for all the olten. the British propoganda machine Republicans who've died or gone to jail. 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So Many • -mranstrd/superchunk T» Brandos had a little too m in the life of community service <, 4 y fO» Kingston. Jamau o person community tltUOled In a Rarhav, dum\ i ihe Rivenon wastelands, a 5.5IX) Honduras Navajoland I by Ed Flowers Jamaica I d Flowers , by Maria Marcum by diiur by Titnia Samman van broke down on Intent lion with the i ommunlt) 1 Our Russian-made i- Went lo Riverton again, Ihe waste- ". 1996 over a hundred urn tpei ted tin a one-way bridge (two- way road) We a\ lands a garbage dump We finished Icdicaled (heir spring of gathered in a small sc in ll pushed Ihe van off the bridge and Wc is nearly through for AllSamf. the roof and the house hofl talk li others. earlier i gJhl i (peeling a slopped m from ni .in elemental) school a troubling day hand now, but it was such nun and reached out a I lloria a Roman Catholii pushed up Ihe hill and tried in roll Sister as the bus dropped We led locations hoih Like Monday, as soon on ihe merging ol In five * native Navajo, Start back down A nun with •> DTK off, kids swarmed out of the lhacks verseas. Breakers traveled us i ilianity with Navajo spirituality and van back foi us and some hri around us They lowed the ' Vi wanee and huts and swarmed following dinner as New Orleans and > rituall Her talk began in j fish innk gave us ride us t urj were so eager to help, helping forui.il SI aflei dinner ihi ' tjroup ventured in die same I0:3n- .uc ihoveling and whi much materials i" We Vavajo m our supplies and the roofing very informal reservation into i building behind the conversation, there again, harrowing, dirt SMI others the house Keesba was thai ihe would like to made overseas trips Church of San Fernando Key She then itab d person to person Episcopal her way from ii iroall rug licfl and Omoa. Hondu- making begin, after win, ihe plai ed n Omoa The building m Ml be i si hool sqiaebody She in always wrapped around floor sprinkled with com meal. ioumali from March fill the flooi on the ajidoui firsi lasl > to in more than an) "I IT* 'he I ol alia "' uniqut craves affection polli n and i hi i le den ihen to mis and poui com reti leasl tatisfied with and Sewanee students and others; Ihey are all at earth she also placed walei and fire(ifl of band) on eilhei side ol die the people . attention. Ihe form ol linen-el