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STARS Citation Rollins College, "Sandspur, Vol 100 No 14, February 9, 1994" (1994). The Rollins Sandspur. 11. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-sandspur/11 The Annie Russell Theatre proudly announces the cast of the two Forum Help create a sane society— upcoming spring productions: contribute to the newest addition to Present Laughter and Macbeth Forum, The Sane Society Journal. —page 9 This week's topic: Social Activism. —page 13
^vx:;:;£>x.-:v.>>vvx<^ . ,.^ 1894 x CENTENNIAL VOLUME 1994 ,me 100 Issue #14 Rollins College - Winter Park, Florida February 9, 1994 0LLINS HONORS Finding Some AYA ANGELOU Common Ground BY LAURA KOO Sandspur BY JULIAN GONZALEZ Sandspur Contributor Rol 1 ins Col lege recently honored noted poet and professor Maya A female folk singer sang about love to an overflowing audience Angelou by placing a stone from of person just finishing their vegetarian lunches. Behind her stood her hometown of Stamps, Arkansas a rainbow-colored banner emblazoned with the logo "Finding in the college's Walk of Fame. Common Ground". When the lunches were finished, the folk A tradition begun 65 years ago, singer stopped and yielded the stage to a modest looking man in a the Walk of Fame contains more brown suit, who, removing his matching brow-* Stetson to reveal than 500 stones from the the Jewish yarmuike and scraggly brown hair below, gazed birthplaces of famous Americans. tentatively into the air above the audience, and then began to put Other notables who previously forward his analysis of how the American government had failed participated in stone-laying it's people and outlining a "politics of meaning" for progressive cermonics at the college include: political and spiritual change in America. Franklin Delano and Eleanor Tliis scene took place Saturday, February 5 in the Rollins Roosevelt, Harry S. Truman, Mary College Student Center. The speaker was Michael Lerner, a McLcod Bcthunc, Thomas Wolfe, former student activist of the 60's, presently editor of Tikkun, a and in 1991, alumnus Fred Rogers, magazine of Jewish progressive social thought, and the subject of creator of "Mister Rogers' frequent attacks on Ruch Limbaugh'sradioand television programs. Neighborhood." He spoke to an enthusiastic audience about "the politics of meaning", Professor Angelou, who teaches his proposed solution to "the epidemic of socialalienation and American Studies at Wake Forest paranoia induced by. the breakdown of community and the triumph University, was on campus as part of selfishness" which he sees facing America. Lerner's "politics of meaning" have been praised by Bill and Hillary Clinton and m of the fifth annual Zora Ncalc photo/Larry 11 nines Hurston Festival which honors the please see COMMON GROUND on page 3 bnoree Maya Angelou and President Bornstein make their former author and resident of loy toward the newest addition to the Walk of Fame. nearby Eatonvillc. inehurst Tackles he Rollins Problem 'CARRIE TUCKER organization then voted on which facilitated the discussion and laid topic to focus on for the upcoming out a basic plan. The room was Sunday night, Pinehurst was hour. The topic chosen was lack of please see PROBLEM page 5 ">ing hot-bed of discussion. community, and Mike Porco nation's first meeting of "term was a brainstorming " lo define and propose lor -The Rollins She Never Promised On her way to the top ... President Bornstein joined the Rollins Outdoor Club for an •lie Rollins problem? afternoon climb. The group offered the invitation following Rollins have problems? You A Rose Garden her visit to a ROC meeting in November. John Langfitt and nscamcupwithquitea BY CHRIS SMITH Rich Farnham offer Dr. Bornstein a little help and isucs for reflection Sandspur information on the subject. The most serious student encouragement. lllun»l diversity or lack of Walking past the Warren concerns raised have centered A around the financial aspects of the °t sense of community Administration building, one THE SANDSPUR Mr^mmunicalion cannot but help to notice the rose garden project. "The rose 1000 Holt Avenue- 2742 Non Profit Organization * s'udent morale construction and wonder what garden is a fitting commemoration of the Nelsons, one of our college's Winter Park, FL 32789 - 4499 U.S. POSTAGE *°f tradition Rollins College has in mind for the - PAID - ninial dali most generous benefactors," says "g among students plot of land outside President ROLLINS COLLEGE sieved freedom of Bornstein's window. And when scniorRobSivitilli. Butinarcccnt ^Mon the topic comes up in student telephone interview with President >! student empowerment conversation, most students have Bornstein, the President said that miration the same question. "They aren't none of the twenty eight thousand dollars being spent on the project <>f students with little really building a rose garden, arc Cnj* interest they?" senior Penelope Richcy was coming from the ten million dollar gift, but rather from the and person abuse asked when approached about the general college account. |%/ education construction. Questions about the "standing that these could project continue to circulate, and please see ROSES page 4 issed for hours, the students seem at a lack of The Sandspur Volume page 2 1001 Around the H R s E s H o E Phi Alpha Theta Inducts New Members at Rollins Brevard Campus history courses with a minimum of a B College programs. Professor Harrell, Lancaster who is Acting Dean of the U BY JEN MUNCE Department Coordinator and Professor of Brevard Campus, Professor Evans Job Sandspur average. Student Paul Pendergrass, assisted by History at Rollins Brevard, said, "Rollins from the history department at Su Rollins College Brevard Campus recently Professor Edward Harrell, organized the College is proud to be able to recognize the University, and Rollins Colleges inducted fifteen members into a newly founding of the chapter—the only Phi Alpha achievements of these students in history." William Cogswell conducted the in established chapter of the International Theta chapter within the various Rollins Professor Harrell, Professor Patricia ceremony. Honor Society in History, Phi Alpha Theta. Initiates included Harold Baker, Shirley Baker, Michael Board, David Boyle, Cynthia Derengowski, Louise Dotson, Elaine Fowler, GRADUATE PROGRAM IN William Giguere Jr., Nancy Howser, Thomas Jackson, Cynthia Jansen, Donna LaMantia, Frances Lilly, Mary Anne O'Neill, and Paul Pendergrass. COUNSELING OPEN HOUSE Phi Alpha Theta is composed of over 725 The Rollins College department of about admissions, transfer credits, course mental health counselor. chapters. In addition to bringing together graduate studies in human development requirements, faculty, and careers related to A related master's degree incounsclii students, teachers and writers of history and will hold an Open House-Infonnation the master's degree in counseling at Rollins. trains students to become profession! assisting in their professional scholarship, Session for prospective students from This program provides academic training certified school counselors to the society honors college students who are 6:30-9:30 p.m., Wednesday, March 2 in and comprehensive skills for individuals kindergarten through secondary gra maintaining high standards in their college the Lawrence Center, 200E. New England interested in careers as professional For more information, or to make studies. To join the Rollins Brevard chapter, Ave., downtown Winter Park. psychological counselors. Students also reservation, call graduate studiesinhuma candidates must have an overall B average The event will provide information can take classes for Florida licensure as a development at 646-1568. or better and must have completed four "What qualifications do you have that would indicate that you would be successful in your field? ?t Can You Answer the Question? .... It Could Cost You A Job.
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Central to Lerncr's plan, as he capitalism has triumphed... from the regional meetings and another statewide expressed joy at seeing "so many young outlined*it Saturday, is a switch from the unemployment lines to the inner city ghettocs conference of the various progressive people here to take up the work which I aradigm of competitive individualism to to the under-funded public hospitals and movements to be held next year. An elder won't be around much longer to continue". e of caring communities as a responce to schools. We know better." Marablc gave attendee of the conference, who has been On this positive note, the Finding Common he-crisis of family, ethics and morality" statistics regarding the state of minorities involved in peace and social justice Ground conferance ended. which he believes the political and religious and the poor in America to support his right arc exploiting. contention that a "system of power and Michael Lerncr's talk was only one of the coersion limits democracy" and called on highlights of a three day conferance entitled his audience to help create "the American Finding Common Ground: A Gathering democracy which has never been, but must Looking for a good exchange rate to f Progressive Floridians which was held be." study abroad next on the Rollins College campus February 4 - Batya Bauman's speech adrcsscd "the 6 and attracted 300+ persons involved in factory farming of agribusiness which feminism, civil rights, environmentalism, slaughters animals, rapes the land, puts small animal rights, gay and lesbian rights, peace farmers out of business, and keeps much of and justice, and student movements. The the world in a state of starvation". She conferance was put together by the Orlando- encouraged people to consider adopting based Florida Coal ition for Peace and Justice vegetarianism, saying, "nonviolence begins 3.75 GPA and up = $l,500 Scholarship 3.80 QPA and up=$1,000 Scholarship and sponsors from the Rollins community with the fork." Study abroad grants based on need also available. included Student Positive Force, the Cultural When the first general sessions of the Syracuse University sponsors study abroad sites in Action Committee, Voi ves for Womyn, and conference on Friday were characterized by Florence, Italy London, England Harare, Zimbabwe Rollins Friends of Lesbians and Gays. arguments over which issue was most Madrid, Spain Strasbourg, France Particiants ranged in age from high school important, with representatives from various SU credit • Reid trips/Traveling seminars • Internships • Study for a semester, year or summer students to elderly veterans of earlier peace groups supporting their respective causes, Courses taught in English and in host country language and justice movements. by the closing session on Sunday, the general SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY In addition to Lcrncr, the conference conscsus of participants was that greater DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS ABROAD • 119 Euclid Avenue, Syracuse, New York 13244-4170 featuredtwo other key note speeches by understanding between movements had been 1-800-235-3472 • 315-443-3471 Manning Marablc, director of African American studies at Columbia University, and Batya Bauman. president of the New York-based organization Feminists for Animal Rights. Also as part of the conferance, panel discussions were held on •Recognizing the Different Forms of Violence", "Building Unity Between Movements", and "Educating the Public for FINANCIAL a Better Future" and twenty smaller workshops were held on topics ranging from 'Alternative Political Parties" to "Organizing for a Single-Payer Health Care System". Manning Marablc, author of eight books, mostly dealing with the state of black America, spoke in his keynote speech of the AID. "challenges that confront progressive movements at the dawn of the twenty-first century". Marablc said that "though with the end of the Cold War, conventional Upcoming SGA Elections Only the GE Classic MasterCard offers students President and this unequaled package of benefits. Vice-President A/ The GE Classic MasterCard is the educated This great offer could only come from cnoice for a team like GE Card Services and [1 fjVO students looking for smart ways W M 70 to save. It offers one of the lowest APRs MasterCard. GE Card Services is part to save. of one of the leading financial services Pick up /• I APR you'll find on campus - 9.9%* variable APR for the first year with a low 16.9% variable APR thereafter. companies in the world. And MasterCard's the credit card more widely accepted than any other on the planet. Together, That means that even if you're only able to pay the minimum applications in they provide you with unparalleled financial security. amount due, you'll pay just 9.9% on your outstanding balance. the SGA Office NO ANNUAL FEE! STUDENT DISCOUNTS. (Mills Building, While other credit cards charge annual fees of $20 or more, As a GE Classic MasterCard member, you're also entided to the GE Classic MasterCard has no annual fee. Frankly, we special discounts at many of your favorite stores. Through the above the mail don't see why you should pay just for putting our card in COLLEGE MasterValues™** program, you'll enjoy savings of room) your wallet up to 40% on everything from CDs to travel. The GE Classic MasterCard. An educated choice. Look for an application on campus or in your mail. Deadline And get the financial aid every student needs. February 18, •sis:.-. TJT^^^X^ZZ^Z* 1994 The Sandspur Volume 10Q |v page 4 Spend the Summer of '94 in Russia %vfDmu:MG Ax^ ^^ Join Russian students at a resort hotel just outside Moscow. Study the Russian language and/or Russian literature with the latter being taught in English. The program is open to students with no prior Russian. The Russian students, on full scholarship with hopefully future Yeltsins and Solzhenitsyns amongst them, will be taught economics & western history. The mornings will be devoted to the class room courses leaving plenty of time for other planned and unplanned activities with the Russian students. Total cost for the 8 week course, books, room and board, bicycle rental, airfare: Only Artrt/\w A local tour package and a weekend is St. Petersburg are offered at $150 each as optional extras. Nine credits possible for the 8 week Russian language program from the State University of New York (SUNY) New Paltz for an additional fee of $150/credit. For a brochure, call 1-800-PYCCKOE (792-2563) ^^tonK^^o***^ GRANT1 S RUSSIAN EXPERIENCE Monday, Fab. 14-Jamii Washington "Sexuality and tha ATrican-AmericaKtrican-American Mala"~7:00p.ni.Hale"-7:00p.ra., GallowaGallowayy Room Tuesday, Feb. 15-forure: "Sex, Dating ft Relationships at Rollins"-- 12:30p.m., Galloway Room INCORPORATED Wednesday. Feb. 16--forum: STD's-Ward Hall Lounge Thursday, Feb. 17-ACE movie: "Indecent Proposir»8:00p.ra., Downunder 7330 WESTMORELAND DR., SARASOTA, FL 34243 Friday, Feb. 18.-ACE Comedian: Suzi Undolpbi Rita's continued from page 1 "To hear that our tuition funds arc being spent like this is distressing", says senior Emily Emerson. "So many other things need Order your to be done at this school first, cspcciallj considering the financial turmoil and layoffs last year." A similar response seems to always Valentine's Day be heard campus when passing the construction site. Balloons & Flowers Students such as Penelope Richey had more to say on the subject. "It makes me think twice about leaving my money to my early! old college when they can turn around ami spend it in such a seemingly frivolous way. I'm not saying that a rose garden or campus bcautification is a bad idea, it just seems thai there arc much more pressing issues at hand. "It's true that a rose garden might attract some students", says uppcrclassman Trang Nguyen. "But if the money was spent on such areas as financial aid, it might have more tangible results." "I think that it is hypocritical for students to criticize the Nelson rose garden when Carnations (red, white, pink) $2.99 ea (6 for $15.50) students spend twenty thousand dollars on a yearbook that only one hundred students Roses (red) $499 ea (6 for $24.95) receive," said senior Rob S i v i t i 1 f i. But despite calls for students to "get their own house in Latex Balloons (red, white, pink) $.99ea (6 for $4.50) order", questions continue to rise over the decision tobuild the garden,and whystudents Mylar Balloons (Valentine) $ .95ea (6 for $14.50) were never consulted on the matter. 2 "We as students just really find it amazing how the administration can justify tf expenditure after everything that happened last year", says junior Sophia Zcttcrland. "The garden was a creation in honorofthc Nelsons, lovers of roses. The trustees saw" ... at the as an appropriate display of appreciation from the college," said President Bornstein But with the controversy still mill"1: Rollins College Bookstore around in the minds of the R»llin^ community, the only thing certain isthattW final chapter in the story of the roscgai*" ... your Valentine's Day Headquarters! has not yet been written. 25222 imiiiim^am gtQZgS l Fisheries Many earn $2.000*/^o- •" canneries or $3,000-56,000+/mo. on f'shin| vessels. Many employers provide room (Quantities are limited) boa-d & transportation. Over 8,000 openinj No experience necessary! Male or re For more information call: (206) 545-41^ »** A 5417 _ • _ e5 Does Rollins have a problem? ones most in need of community when they continued from page 1 arrive on campus in the fall." must attend three sporting event each semester Rollins greatest problems w ithout resorting It was agreed that sports at Rollins should to a simple complaining session. This - Building a playground with SGA funding split into four groups, each with the purpose be used as the main instigator of spirit, since meeting serves as an example that students - Promoting a pub atmosphere in the of defining community and offering solutions sporting events are emotional and unite are more than happy to become involved if downunder by serving alcohol toourcurrent problems. This gave many not students with a common "foe". "There is a given the sence that they are being taken just the opportunity to get issues off of their - Holding pep rallies on Mills Lawn with seriously and that their opinions on school whole world of sports events out there that prizes and food chests, but to attempt to solve their own many students don't even notice," said Jo policy might someday be enacted. On problems. - Creating new traditions or better observing Sunday night, Pinehurst, with the help of Weiss. "If anyone get bored with their existing ones Community was defined as those who lifestyle at Rollins, attending a baseball or Mike Porco, was able to create this productive - Drastically changing the BYOB policy identify proudly with each other because of basketball game will surely spice it up." atmosphere and give the students who The outstanding thing about this meeting a common bond. And when discussing our The need for unity among Rollins students attended a forum that will hopfelly eventually was that thirty students were able to come common bond as Rollins students, the topic could also be facilitated by the creation of a lead to true improvements in the Rollins together and offer solutions for some of of school spirit quickly arose. This proved school spirit committee composed of community. to be a hot topic among students. The fact dedicated members from groups across that we all share a coomon bond as Rollins campus. Another suggestion from this group students was said to be emphasized, rather was to have every R. A. responsible for having than the differances that are currently his/her floor make one banner for a sporting emphasized. The Rollins community should event, and having that floor attend the game. serve as a canopy hanging over and binding "There could be a McKean section and a diverse extra-curricular and academic Ward section, each not only cheering on the groups, greeks and independents, twenty- Tars, but also competing with each other for somethings and fifty-somethings, day and loudness and prizes," suggested Melissa IT'S COMING Holt students, and undergraduate and Franklin. oraduatc students. And it was decided that Other ideas to promote community Rollins College Second Annual it was this commonality that would help to amonng Rollins students included: draw out school spirit from an apathetic - Putting all freshmen in one dorm CAREER EXPO! student body. "After all," said Don D'Orto - Having "spirit days" where students dress- in the heat of deliberation, "We're all Tars!" up to spirit for a team who has a game that The groups then rcconvcrgcd to compile night (ic. T-shirt Day, Hippie Day, ect.) their lists of suggestions for encouraging - Gimmicks to work up the athletic crowd school spirit. "Just because wc don't have a - Making a portion of Student Government football team doesn't mean that wc can't responsible for the promotion of sporting have spirit," observed Ed Sheer. "And we events have to start with the freshmen who arc the - As part of a new "T" requirement, students Where Opportunity —Student Hearing Board— KHOCKS Applications for the position of Chief Friday, April 8, 1994 from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Justice of the Student Hearing Board are For more details, stop by CareerSer\ices or call 646-2195. now available in the SGA Office. Deadline for applications is March 5,1994 at 5:00 pm Why don't you just GO AWAY? REGGAE LJ y Information Meetings Spring 1994 Come to the Casa! Learn about study abroad! Meetings will be held in Casa Iberia from 12:30 to 1:30 on the following Thursdays: February 3 February 10 February 17 FR€€ ADMISSION ffl€€ ADMISSION February 24 Info: 255-1068 Info: 255-1068 March 3 March 10 The Sandspur Volume 1QQ |SSUe page 6 THE SECRET GARDEN It Won the Awards. It Will Win Central Florida's Heart. (Peter Samuel) and the ghost of Uncle PRESS RELEASE Florida Theatrical Association Archibald's beautiful wife Lily (Jacquelyi Piro): the cheery chambermaid Mj Winner of three Tony Awards, The Secret (Amanda Naughton) and heryoun«br Vfjffv Garden will enchant Central Florida Dickon (Romain Fruge); Mary'; Sl audiences when the Broadway national tour cousin Colin (Andy BowserorYanivSec is presented by Florida Theatrical the irascible gardener Ben (John Carpent *o* ^ GUNMEN - BY STEPHANIE BOYLE Christopher Lambert saying he'd read the wim Sandspur script and wanted to play the role of Dani," says Mark. fill 1 Gunmen stars Mario Van Peebles as a The producer was surprised that Lambert, I ,A/*», if 1 4 special forces agent working for the DEA known for his heroic roles in the Highlander m- Ml f J who comes to South America in order to scries and Greystoke, would want to play the avenge the drug dealer (Patrick Stewart) part of Dani, the smuggler with an unusual responsible for his father's death. Gunmen sense of humor. Mark contacted producer teams John Davis, the producer of "The John Davis, who had recently worked with Firm," with action director Deran Sarafian, Lambert on Fortress, and Davis then teamed and an eclectic cast, which also includes upon Gunmen as well, agreeing that Lambert f Christopher Lambert, Denis Leary, Sally was ideal for the role of Dani. Kirkland, Kadeem Hardison, rappers Big "It's something different, something I've Daddy Kane, Eric B., Kid Frost, Rakim, never played," Lambert says about his Sb V DJ's Dr. Dre and Ed Lover, and singer character. "He's a little crazy. He's off the plwtolMartha Swope, Carol Rosegg Christopher Williams. wall. He thinks afterwards. He goes for it, From left: Andy Gale, Lydia Ooghe, Amanda Naughton, Chad Hutchison, When writer Stephen Sommcrs showed then thinks, 'oh, maybe that wasn't such a Romain Fruge, and Audra Ann McDonald in a scene from The Secret Garden. his action-packed screenplay for Gunmen to good idea.'" producers Laurence Mark and John Similarly, Lambert was attracted to the Association, March 1-6, 1994 at the Bob and the stem housekeeper Mrs. Mcdlock Baldecchi, they quickly came on board. script's mix of comedy and adventure: "It's Carr Performing Arts Centre as part of the (Mary Fogarty). They found the right director for the project not just an action movie," he says. 1993-94 Orlando Broadway Scries. The Secret Garden is an outstanding in up-and coming action filmmaker Deran "But what I thought most was that, teamed Inspired by the classic Francis Hodgson collaboration by some of the most creative Sarafian. with Christopher, this might make for an Burnett children's novel set at the turn-of- talents of women on Broadway today: Next, to cast the starring role of Cole, a unusual, striking duo," Mark continues. thc century, The Secret Garden tells the story Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winner lawman of few words, the producers and "They each have a very different kind of of a young orphan girl, Mary Lennox, who Marsha Norman (book and lyrics); Grammy- director needed a strong straight man who energy, and it will hopefully be fun to watch is sent to live with her uncle in a large manor winner Lucy Simon (composer); Tony would complement the quirky personality the mix." on the English moors. On his large, lonely Award-nominee Susan H. Schulman of Dani, the story's eccentric smuggler. Van Peebles agreed that the casting of estate she discovers tic entrance to a magical, (director): and Tony-winners Heidi "I knew Mario Van Peebles and thought Lambert was a winning one. "I think the secret garden. Her loving attention brings it Landcsman (producer and scenic designer), he was terrific in New Jack City, possessed chemistry in any movie is crucial," he says. back to life, healing hcrown spiritual wounds Thconi V. Aldrcdgc (costumes) and Tharon of a tremendous energy," Mark says of the "It's something that is either there, or it's and those of the people in the house, proving Musscr (lighting). actor who also directed that acclaimed feature not. [Lambcrtl cared more about the movie The Secret Garden is a place where anything The most award-nominated production of as well as the box office hit Posse. than his own role. That's very important is possible. the 1990-91 Broadway season, The Sectm Van Peebles also liked the fact that the when you're working as a team." As audiences of all ages follow along the Garden received 14 Drama Desk starring role of Cole was that of a man with Gunmen was filmed in and around Puerto way through lush Victorian settings and nominations (a record), 7 Tony nominations a mission. "My character came from New Vallarta, Mexico, with several key crew musical delights, they encounter Burnett's and 4 Outer Critics Circle Award York to see where the source of this drug members on board who had worked on other Cast of characters, among them the orphaned nominations. It won Tony Awards for "Best problem was," the actor tells it. "He comes Mary Lennox (Lydia Ooghe or Jamie Cronin) Book of a Musical, "Best Set Design"and down to cut off the snake by the head." please see MOVIE, page 10 and her widowed Uncle Archibald (Kevin "Best Supporting Actress:" Drama Desk Then, "out of the blue came a call from McGuirc); the scheming Dr. Neville Craven Awards for "Outstanding Book of Musical." "Outstanding Orchcstration,"and "Outstanding Set Design;" and Outer Critics Circle Awards for "Outstanding Design.'" The Secret Garden opened on Broadway April 25, 1991 at the St. James Theatre. "This is the best American musical of the Broadway season," raved Tjmc^MajjaiinC' The Wall Street Journal enthused it's "an evening of musical delight," while the Village Voice exclaimed "it docs what Broadway musicals have nearly forgotten how to do: it personal izes them, giving us an outlet for ours." The development of The Secret Garden began as a reading at Capital Rcp/Skidmorc College in the summer of 1989 and a production was subsequently staged at Virginia Stage Company in Norfolk the following December. The Secret Garden will be presented tor eight performances only, Tucsday-Saturda} evenings at 8 p.m. with matinees Thurso* Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m. at the ($22.50-39.00) arc on sale now Broadway Scries Box Office and all Tickctmastcr Ticket Centers include Gayfcrs, Mega Movies. Sound Warchou> and Spec's Music and Movies, or Charge- By-Phone by calling (407) 839-3900or(9& 353-3309. The 1993-94 OcJando Broadway Si photo/Abe Perlstcin sponsored by SunBank and a presentation Mario Van Peebles, Eric B., Kadeem Hardison and Rakim in Deran Serafians Gunmen. Florida Theatrical Association, a non-pr°' civic organization.. page 7 sound chec— k - WPRK Concert Calendar by iouro Koo & Matt Schmidt | Compiled by Lisa Blanning Uncle Tupelo with Joe Henry at the Downtown Jazz and their lyrics are far from meaningful. and Blues Club on Wednesday the 9th Lyrics range from the utterly stupid such as the opening lines to "More Comfortable". "I love you and I'll always be true/it's only you Fish bonewith Therapy and Green Apple Quickstep at that I love to screw," to the ambiguous Visage on Friday the 11th beginning of "Whither? Hither" in which the lead singer states, "I spy an icepick behind you/is that the spine that divides The Subjects at Johnny's Rockin' Bistro on Friday the you." Sounds more like something out of 11th !'. I Basic Instinct then a song about death and dying. On this same song the lead singers voice cracks. My guess would be that he Billy Joel 2X the Orlando Arena on Saturday the 12th does this to add an eerie edge to the song, but [DIMS instead it sounds as if he has just hit puberty. Most of the songs on Offering are redundant Jonathan Richman at Yab Yum on Friday the 11th, and forgettable and the ones that aren't have nothing unique about them to make them Saturday the 12th, and Sunday the 13th Material interesting. Hallucination Engine Legal Eyes at Yab Yum on Sunday the 13th Material has an extremely unique sound. Buffalo Tom, Braille Closet, and Archers of Loaf21 the (t times, the music is new age, at times it Station and Bad Brains at Club Nowhere on Sunday wnds Indian, and at times it sounds kind of ). In fact, the jazzy opening track, the 13th fcack Light," features Wayne Shorter, wcll- Ijiown saxophone player, while "Mantra" (asadccidcdly Indian flavor, tabla and all. The Toasters with Rocket 88 at the Downtown Jazz :rnal Drift" and "Cucumber Slumber" and Blues Club on Tuesday the 15th re other noteworthy tracks. But for all the aricty of experimental sounds on the album, iey fail to include this essential variety Tloe Crowds the Go Lounge on Saturday the 19th leach song especially since only one jngis less than seven and a half minutes «g. One press release said the CD was ". Polvo, Truman's Water, and Soreheads! the Downtown fruits of a musical vision: a trans- Jazz and Blues Club on Monday the 21st imcnsional journey. . .all of it floating in Yaggfu Front odcrn-day dream-time manifestations of Action Packed Adventure k trance of chaos. And we all know chaos ••••# Automatic Radio at Yab Yum on Saturday the 26th anbcavcr>' personal thing. This is awesome rap. The lyrics fit the rhythm. The rhythm fits the music. Totally The Connellsat the Church Street Market on Tuesday, cool. This trio uses the acronym YAGGFU March 1 to stand for "You Arc Gonna Get Fucked Up (if you) Front." Anyway, they deal with & Note: For more information concerning these shows (i.e. times, traditional subjects such as relationships as locations, ticket prices, etc.) contact the clubs by using the club well as with things like their adventure in directory in R-Times. Also, stay tuned to WPRK 91.5 FMfor more finally landing a record deal. But the album information and free ticket giveazvays to these shows. is not limited to storytelling as the group's verbal skills are tested in "Hold 'Em Back," "Slappin' Suckas Silly," and "Uptown Dowtown." Their background ranges from jazz and funk to cartoon, big band, and obscure novelty records. In fact, they're so make you drowsy. Just about all the songs Heart good, you should stop reading and go buy are cool. "AH is Quiet" opens up the album Desire Walks On the album. and sets the tone. "I'll Set You Free" features Susanna Hoffs of the Bangles in a three-part harmony. Other two-part harmony songs In their new album with the cool cover. include, "Constant as the Night," "Maybe Heart returns to their trademark hard driving Paul McCartney Later,""Broken Moon.""Pride and Hunger." vocals and acoustic guitar work. Lead by Paul is Live etc. the first single, "Will You Be There (in the Morning)," this album is a success. Also to their credit, all but two of the songs on this fooughPaul may not win the most original album were written or co-written by the *"ii cover award for this one, he can still Wilson sisters. "Rage," one of the best tatam. The album contains, naturally, songs on the album, starts off calmly enough 'tacks recorded from his New World but becomes tension and rage with a great J- '(contains not only the greatest songs beat. "In Walks the Night" calms things fewest album OffthcGro.md but also down in preparation for their cover of Bob "taieless Beatles classics as "Paperback Dylan's "Ring Them Bells." And before the r and "Penny Lane." He may be album ends with hope and optimism, they ! b > "tyou sure can't tell listening to this strike again with the "neo-psychedelic" Jni - Just buy it. "Voodoo Doll." But for all the good things on this album, I must say they sound the same on all the tracks. But if the sound is i good, why change it? Lowen & Navarro Broken Moon Shrunken Head ••••# Offering ALL ALBUMS RATED USING THIS STANDARD I haven't heard an album this good in a •••••EXCELLENT long time. Although better know for songs ••••-frGOOD 1 is your basic run of the they have written for other acts such as the and, nothing more. All of their Bangles, David Lee Roth, and the •••^^AVERAGE rncwalbum.Offcrino.arcdi-um Temptations, Eric Lowen & Dan Navarro ••-w-fr-frPOOR Ilar laden laments on love, pain, arc great singers and guitarists. Simply put, •#-&"&"& AWFUL s. and other dreary things. There they write and make awesome music. Their sound is soothing but upbeat enough to not The Sandspur Volum papp 8 MUSICAl SPOTLIGHT LOWEN & NAVARRO 0k BY LINDSEY ASTIN couldn't give away a singer/songwriter — Sandspur now that whole environment's changed. Wc wanted to be happy and as long as wc Yes, they are the odd pair on sight. Mutt couldn't get a deal, we figured we'd write 'n' Jeff. Felix and Oscar... They've heard songs for other people and at least have fun it all. They are the first to acknowledge how performing what we pleased. Then all of a different they are, but when they come sudden, it worked. Next thing we knew, we together musically, a special magic happens. made a record for Chameleon." Broken Moon, their newest effort (and the The band found fans and supporters in all debut release on Mercury Records' newly musical quarters, including Dan's cousin revived Parachute label), is a showcase of guitarist David Navarro, then with Jane's theirremarkably distinctive vocal harmonies Addiction. and acoustic based arrangements. "Wc had a mutual admiration society Eric Lowen and Dan Navarro have written going," Dan says. "We used to play their songs for the Bangles, David Lee Roth, demos in our van and they used to play our Dave Edmunds, the Temptations, and the demos in their tour bus, which is kind of Four Tops among others. In fact, their first funny because most people wouldn't expect success as a songwriting pair resulted in the that. Everybody in my family is pretty tune, "We Belong" which became a Top 5 musical, so maybe it's hereditary, but all the hit single for Pat Benatar. styles arc individual." Eric and Dan met in Los Angeles about a Lowen & Navarro's style finds them decade ago when they were both young writing and singing songs of experience, songwriters, working in an entertainment colored by emotional tides rising on a folk- restaurant as singing waiters. Eventually rock flow, with steady supple rhythms all (and over time), a friendship grew out of a centered around their intertwined voices. creative pact. They formed a band called "The first record's full of unabashed "20Times,"namedforalinein"Wc Belong," optimism," Dan says, "while this new one with Eric out front and Dan remaining has a lot of dark sides." There are layers to photo courtesy Mercury > offstage, as they continued to collaborate on the songs on Broken Moon, like "All Is Dan Navarro and Eric Lowen have released their latest writing songs together. Quiet" which could be about a couple not collaboration, Broken Moon. "We didn't start writing songs to give to facing their own crumbling relationship or a people, we wrote for us," Eric says. "But city at odds with racial and economic tension. Virtually all the songs have little stories musicians that include Dan's cousin Dai other singers wanted them, so we figured But there's hope as well, to comfort and behind them, like "Dreams I Left Behind." Longtime friend Susanna Hoffsjoii 'let's get songs on records.' We sort of uplift the spirit. "I started that one while on tour in Baltimore," duo to sing on the heartbreak ofTIISe thought it would help us as artists directly, Though they usually write together, Eric says Dan, "and wc finished it in a stairwell Free," which she wrote with Eric am though it didn't do that. We were successful, and Dan also find inspiration collaborating in a hotel in Nashville." Other collaborations and first recorded with the Bangles. but not satisfied." with others. None so unusual as a three- included "Constant as the Night," written were heavily involved when they arranj So in 1988, Lowen & Navarro took a one year-old boy who suggested the album's with L.A. to Austin singer-songwriter Jerry their version, but wc always wantedtora year residency as weekly mainstays at the title track. "I wrote that with Rob Lamothe Giddens and features a dancing mandolin it too. It's our first three-part harmoi Breakaway in Venice, CA, which became of The Rivcrdogs," Eric says. "One night he solo by Phil Parlapiano, who can also be Dan says. the genesis of an acoustic music scene that was in the car and his son was sitting on his heard on Rod Stewart's recent Unplugged Remarkably soothing yet strong,Li now stretches across Los Angeles in small lap looking out the window. While staring at release. There's a soul-folk feel in "Just To & Navarro craft a stirring music, ridf clubs and coffee houses. the crescent moon he said, 'Look Daddy, the See You" with its clip-clop rhythm, Dan melody and yearning. "People Dan explains, "When Eric and I started moon is broken.' We gave Josh a third of the describing the song as "Marvin Gayc meets awfully pretty, but wc do what WCM playing the Breakaway, we didn't call our writing credit; he's the youngest writer in Bill Monroe." do," Dan says. "That's how we'veconna music biz friends. This was a time when you BMI." Broken Moon also features cameos from with people the last few years." bred, they found themselves more in tunc to for Wales in 1990torccord OneSinif the sounds of classic British pop. As kids, Momentum continued to build andtlical^ THECONNELLS Mike and David were inspired by the strong climbed into the Top 5 on alternative* melodies and clever harmonics they heard even making a four month appearand from the bands armed with guitars during Billboard's Top 200 chart. the British invasion—and when they pushed The Connells broke a thrcc-ycarcyc aside their books in 1904, they became a touring to commence work on theirnei college band true to form. "We would meet release, Ring. This was our biggestt with friends once a week and doodle around to date," Mike says. "Wc were really« with songs," Mike recalls. "After a few to come with up an album wc all lik months things started to sound okay, and wc wc all felt comfortable with." Ri*isX decided it would be nice to find someone continue to explore familiar terrain! who could sing so that we could play out at band. Which is not to say The Connells parties." slacking off in any way; the band W They soon did, and within a year The repertoire continues tocxpand. Mac Connells recorded their first album, Darker vocals arc as strong as everand he'st Days, which garnered both critical and new stylistic directions (hearthen popular approval here and in England, and "Find Out"). The songwriting, too,! the video for the single, "Seven," nabbed a strengthened, as evidenced by trac'H place in regular rotation on MTV. "Disappointed," "Burden," The following year, TVTRccords released Picture," and the first single. "Slackj1 photo courtesy of TVT Records the band's sophomore effort, Boylan Heights, Lyrically, I think this record The Connells will be in concert at the Church Street Market March 1. an album Mike cites as a milestone in the ambiguous — and the least cynical, group's development. "In terms of tempo, notes. "I've tended to be a littlec sound, and musical complexity, I think that times because of my fear of drifting rolled down and the car stereo cranked up. BY MATT SCHMIDT record was a great departure from anything in the direction of the melodrama^ The album's 13 tracks shine with wry, Sandspur we'd done before," he says. The resulting band again extended songwritingrcl intelligent lyrics and sharply chiseled record became a college radio favorite for another of its members, co-founds From the sound of the first chord on their melodies and their gritty guitar sound is months, charting well in The Gavin Report, Conncll, whose sublime "He; fifth album, Ring, there's little doubt that enhanced by rhythms that punch. The Connells are poised to break through. while also attracting praise from mainstream apt counterpart to Huntley's sardom The core of The Connells — brothers staples like Rolling Stone and Musician. Co-produced by Lou Giordano (Sugar, Mike and David Conncll — grew up in You." Fun and Games followed in 1989 and the "It ended up being a lot of fun nu Eleventh Dream Day, King Misslc) and Macon, Georgia, home to the likes of Otis band's clear focus solidified their Top Ten record," Mike admits. "Wc w * band members). Ring's songs evoke a ride Redding, Little Richard and The Allman status on modern rock charts. relaxed about what wc were doing *" down a country back road with the windows Brothers. Southern boys though they were On a recording roll. The Connells headed a better sense of what wc wanted. 9,1994 e9 _ D FROM THE ANME. . . ET READY FOR A HOT SPRING AT THE ANNIE! ORE |nARloJDARioJM°- MOORE MACBETUAPRnTHu Old Siward & Flcancc.TBA Christina Apathy as Lady Macbeth tJons for both spring productions at the William McNulty as Duncan Alexa Royden as Lady Macduff/Banquct Russell Theatre are over and the Kevin Colbert as Macbeth Lady ment of Theatre and Dance is happy Scottic Campbell as Macduff Erica Veit as Witch #1 nnounce the following cast members: Chris Fitzgerald as Malcolm Sandra Shi I lady as Witch #2 Jeff Dattilo as Lenox Kim Cohen as Witch #3 PRESENT LAUGHTER Brian Maloney as Ross (in order of appearance) Allison Snyder as Dunsinanc Servant Dexter Vanzant as Banquo Crystal Ohr as Lady Macduff Messenger/ Nick Sanzo as Angus/Banquet Lord Banquet Lady Sally Wood as Daphne Stillington Trenton Ware as Donalbain/Banquct Teresa Grccnlccs as Murderer #2/Banqucl Kate Ogden as Miss Erikson Lord/Macbeth Soldier Lady/Macbeth Soldier Chris Fitzgerald as Fred _ Craig Campbell as Bloody Captain/ Jamie Watkins as Seyton Mary Kridler as Monica Reed Murderer #1 /Caithness Bill McNulty as Garry Essendine Michael Porco as Porter/Banquet Lord/ Laugh your troubles or worries away March Kelly Lagrcca as Liz Essendine Macbeth Soldier 1 lth, 12th and 16th-20th with Noel Coward's Shawn St. John as Roland Maule Jon Brockctt as Dr. of Physic/Banquet most famous play PRESENT LAUGHTER, Jeff Dattilo as Morris Dixon Lord/Macbeth Soldier directed by Dr. Nassif. You can also take a take you through the tragedy of MACBETH, ,tt Campbell as Hugo Lyppiatt Aaron Bean as Young Siward/Banquet look into the off-stage life of a famous actor directed by Scott LaFcber April 29th, 30th ndy Speake as Joanna Lyppiatt Lord without the "glamorous" facade wc are used and 4th-7th. The Annie is looking forward mnon Wisne as Lady Saltburn Ian Nelson as Macduff's Son to seeing. Then William Shakespeare will to making your summer hot, hot, hot! 994 BACH FESTIVAL DRAWS NEAR EL TAYLOR Joseph, geniuses of 18th century Austria. mezzo-soprano Mel issaThorburn, tenor Jon eminent vocal groups, and the singers will This program includes the well-known Humphrey and baritone Philip Kraus will share their expertise in the art of small The Winter Park Bach Festival is 59 years Nelson Mass. join the Bach Festival Choir and Orchestra. ensemble singing with students and audience. old this year, and the 1994 Bach Festival, The Saturday morning lecture this year Bach in the Chapel on Sunday, February The Western Wind performs in concert on February 24 through March 4, will be an will be conducted by Hesperus, a trio, rather 27, at 5:00pm in Knowles Memorial Chapel Wednesday, March 2, at 8:00 pm. •citing combination of the Bach tradition than by a single speaker. Hesperus, the is another new event. The Festival Chamber Established in 1969, The Western Wind w innovations. The 145-voicc Bach cnscmblc-in-rcsidcncc at the Smithsonian's Singers, a group of 25 singers from the Bach members have honed their voices to a pure, Festival Choir and Orchestra, under the National Museum of American Art, will Festival Choir, will perform Cantata No. 4, precise sound, which has been capturing direction of John V. Sinclair, will continue demonstrate the evocative music of the 13 th Christ lag in Todesbanden, Bach's audiences around the world. topcrform the major works of J.S. Bach and through 15th centuries using lute, recorders, showpiece cantata, and excerpts from other On Friday, March 4, the 1994 Festival other choral masterpieces. This year's bowed strings, psaltery and percussion. cantatas which he wrote for the German ends with the Brahms' Requiem. Conductor featured works are Bach's Mass in B Minor A new event this year is Bach in the Park, Lutheran church. Patrick J. Powers, Dean of John Sinclair says, "I am thrilled that our and the Brahms' Requiem. The biggest a Sousa-stylc band concert in Winter Park's the Chapel, will speak on "Bach and the new schedule allows us to perform an I ;c is in the overall schedule of the Central Park at 3:00 Saturday afternoon. Music of Christianity." This chapel service additional major choral work as part of the il. Rather than squeezing all the Bach The Orlando Concert Band under the is free to the public. Bach Festival." events into one long weekend, this year's direction of Mark Hcter will perform the On Tuesday afternoon, March 1, at 1:00 All events of the Bach Festival are free to festival will include nine events in nine music of Bach, Wagner, Rimsky-Korsakov pm, the public is invited to observe a master Rollins students with proper identification. days. and, of course, Sousa. In case of rain, the class presented by members of The Western Bring your "R" card to the door at Knowles The traditional Prelude Performance on concert will be held in Knowles Memorial Wind to local high school ensembles. The Memorial Chapel before the concert begins Thursday, February 24, remains the same — Chapel. This event is free to the public. Western Wind is one of America's most for your free ticket. highlights of the major works with the guest The Mass in B Minor will begin at 7:30 soloists. The official opening night concert Saturday night to allow time for this entire on Friday, February 25. is devoted to the magnificent work. Four nationally acclaimed music of the Haydn brothers, Michael and soloists — soprano Hcnricttc Schcllcnbcrg, 90816 to the Fresh Hot Pizza FREE DELIVERY to Rollins College at the Rollins College Great Italian Food-Great Pizza D I 629-7270 this Friday, February 11, from 9p»»,«2aj& '6 Park Avenue S. • Winter Park, Florida 32789 AH Major Credit Cards Accepted by Phone The Sandspur Volume 100 page 10 alternative to that." on the actors. "All I've got to say is, the Crew members also found themselves in dirtier they are, the sexier they look," she a bar in the middle of the Amazon jungle Academy Award-nominat with rappers. "In the middle of the jungle, MOVIE says. This also worked well with the western Kirkland found the role of a local look Heimann was trying to convey with her there is this club, this Rap bar," Sarafian runner, Bennett, a true departure fa says of one scene. "We've got our rappers CONTINUED from page 6. costumes. here, and it's so out of place that it is totally Throughout the production, the cast and r major films such as Total Recall, Medicine crew found themselves in many dangerous, in place. In this fictional, lawless town, originally written as a man, she f!l anything can happen." Man, and Predator. "It worked very well hectic, and strange locations and situations. Sommcrs' script irresistible. "it's for us because everything was twenty Oftentimes the crew would find themselves The shoot always stayed interesting, with those scripts that you just can't minutes from the hotel, says producer John driving across riverbeds, knee-deep in water, new stars arriving on location almost every she says. "It's as funny as it is intens Flock. "We've got jungle, we've got desert, or looking for a retreat to dodge the ferocious week. The line-up included comedian Denis But the actress was also art we've got ocean, we've got lakes, we've got heat and the summer insects. Once, a driver Leary (No Cure for Cancer), Kadeem Gunmen because of the creative rv,- waterfalls, we've more or less an urban found himself inside the wardrobe truck on Hardison, rappers Big Daddy Kane, Kid involvcd. "I happen to love ( environment that can pass for a South the edge of a road with the ground giving Frost, Eric B., Rakim, singer Christopher Lambert," she says. "But never in American city." way. The driver, wardrobe, and wardrobe Williams, as well as Sally Kirkland and dreams did I think he would be as fun Costume designer Betsy Heimann rather truck made it through, but only with the help Patrick Stewart. he is in this film."Lambert of his dire t enjoyed the effect the dirty workspace had of two local tow trucks. For Stewart, best known to American "He's a hard worker and knows exa-rt audiences for his starring role in "Star Trek: what he wants and the way he wantstod The Next Generation," the role of drug czar it." M.I.V.1,1, Peter Loomis was a welcome change. "I The director also appreciated the posit,, m became everything synonymous with honor, atmosphere on-set. "The people are fantasi intelligence, and rectitude," with his role as and caring," he says. "It's a real team. £&tty$ the captain of the starship Enterprise, he "Thisone was really a blast," says Lam •*#»;*a^? wmv&w%p®°H§ says. "Loomis is a delightful and refreshing of the shooting. Join us at Beans for a special Chinese New Year Dinner, Thursday, Febuary 10th, hades from 5 - 7pm. OF We'll be serving Dim Sum WINTER PARK and then some award winning salon HOURS OF OPERATION: AT 427 S. NEW YORK AVE !!• Monday 9 am •2 pm Winter Park Tue. • Thurs. 9 am • 7 pm Then join us again for a FrL&Sat. 9 am-4 pm Fat Tuesday Mardi Gras Dinner SPECIAL WITH AD Tuesday, Febuary 15th, from 5 - 7pm. 30% OFF haircut on your first visit Jambalaya, Red Beans and Rice, 20% OFF any chemical services King Cake and many other favorites from the Big Easy. $5.00 Off A $15.00 Manicure $10.00 Off A Pedicure Rollins College Foodservice Specialize in Foil Highlights, Spiral Perms, Hair Exxtensions and Color AFFORDABLE PRICES 6X8-3535 THE WEEKLY CROSSWORD 12 Sicilian volcano 44 Feed the pig " Valentine's Day Advice" By Gerry Frey 13 Fish eggs 46 49's square root ACROSS 18 Limerick author & family 48 "It's a fact." 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 22 Deserve 1 Beginning of Valentine 11 12 13 51 capital is Salt Lake 24 French river 14 r City advice 15 r 25 Solomon Island 5 Valentine advice con 16 53 Singer John 17 118 27 Golf-pro Walter tinued u 54 British carriage 28 St. Theresa of 55 Pickup ploy 10 Valentine advice con 20 21 I22 tinued 29 Bulgarian currencies: Var 56 Object of devotion 14 Cartoonist Peter • 23 24 25 | 26 31 Exclude 57 Moniker 15 Spooky 33 Caribbean Island 59 Jump into water 27 28 29 1 • 30 31 33 34 35 16 "Do others..." 32 34 Virtuous person 60 Oklahoma city 36 37 • 17 Conclusion: 2 wds 38 35 Gray's" in a 61 Marge Schott's team Country Church Yard" 19 Cinema for short 39 40 • 64 Grassland 41 20 Pester • • 37 Reimbursement 65 'The "; finis 21 Swlt and Young 43 44 46 38 Texas memorial 23 Russian news agency II 41 Man's name ^^^^^^^^^ 47 48 26 Bring up 1 •~49 GOING TO THE DOGS 27 Harold's nickname 1 50 51 52 531 RAMPIID 1 0 R S||T A oi 30 Peruses 1 54 55 56 57 1 E L I_A||E^NDUPJ|A 1 MJ_ 32 Washing machine cycle 58 59 60 61 36 Hateful 62 63 64 65 FOXTERRIERIIBRIX 38 Temper metal ENE|L 1 E S|l S LE^S 66 67 39 Valentine advice con 68 .R^ETR^ E A D||T E N T E D| tinued 69 70 71 40 Prize •^•s T EM|A G 1 T AXX 1 1 L 42 Evelyn to friends 1 • • F 0 RTEUOATE RB ' -^ 43 Expire A B E Si IJL7 DDE R| ID E Mj, 62 Astronaut Sally 2 New York's Canal 45 Accumulating 63 Valentine advice con 3 Actress Magnani or R E JJBT NEE R|B A S E 47 Pertaining to the nose cluded^ wds Grandma Moses 48 time TV MY R | ADS Is A , L xJ^H 66 Soon 4 Friar's event 49 Pig pen 67 Muscle heads ? •V 1 NLETSMLE AJS XX 5 out.expunges 50 Valentine advice con 68 Roman poet OPENERII STS| CLAA 6 Soggy tinued 69 Defrost 7 Spoken DOVE DOGMAT 1 S XX 52 Valentine advice con 70 Golfer Sammy 8 Hardships ISEE||OCHER||DI XX tinued 71 Mr. Beatty and Mr. Irish 9 Plow maker John NERD||GUSES||SE jLX 54 I mposter George DOWN 58 Church official 10 Religious beliefs 'Sc 1 Moonstruck 11 "Sit _ _, Pottsie!" © 1994 All rights reserved GFR Associates P.O. 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The FAR Side by GARY LARSON 1991 EarWortS he Oisr by UnavsarPicsf Spa i9Hf*mmi Beverly Hills of the North Pole Kevin, but my friends have all advised me not to run with you anymore." The Sandspur Vol, page 1 2 Forum The Third-World Country in Your Backyari BY JESSICA STANLEY AND LUA and Peace Center in downtown Apopka. A with inadequate toilet facilities, in the midst commented that: "In a society in RUDOLPH of pesticides and other health risks. most vicious and evil of criminal Sandspur Contributors class member stated that: -Coming from Winter Park to Apopka put me into a 'culture Wc were all given the opportunity to three hot meals a day, but a child k attend ESL (English as a Second Language) a family in poverty hasn't had adccei The consensus among our class of twelve shock.' I witnessed all of the figures that I classes on Wednesday night, and it was in weeks, people sit and judgcothcrN students on Tuesday night, January 18, had studied in my winter term class come encouraging to sec the dedication of these sympathy and no understanding. | before we left for Apopka, Florida, was that alive before my eyes." Sister Ann Kcndrick students. Many of them had worked the wc allow racism and ignorancetocl we had absolutely no idea of what the next spoke to us about her first encounter with the entire day in the fieldsor in day care facilities, judgment." This comment was also four days entailed for us. We had all signed poor when she visited Guatemala as a and were more exhausted than wc were. Wc "We have got to take a stand to i up for the winter-term course entitled "The teenager, and told us that we'd be witnessing • were able to sit with these students, converse people. Humans should nothavci State of Florida's Children," knowing that similar sights over the next few days. The with them, and help them with their beasts." we would not be sitting in a classroom Justice and Peace Center provides services worksheets. One of our class members watching movies all term. We planned to for the low-income families of Apopka. It Although wc all becamediscou spend two weeks in Orlando, learning about stresses the idea of self help. Two programs noted about a student in the ESL group that felt helpless at times during thi? the lives of Florida's children while visiting offered at the center, SMILE and GROWS, ". . . he said he worked in the fields all day were propel led by the extremedetc programs such as Head Start centers, are administered by the sisters of Notre long, washed up, and went to class on of the citizens of Apopka. There w Medicaid offices, and high school drop out Dame de Namors. Deborah Sims is the Wednesday nights from 7:00 to 9:00. He of unity that was prevalent amon« prevention sites. Then, we knew we would executive director of the SMILE program really puts in an effort." saw many SMILE members in their drive to nearby Apopka, to stay in a hotel (Single Mothers in aLearning Environment), Thursday and Friday were spent visiting and in various classes at nig! there and visit migrant farm workerfamilies. which was established to help single mothers homes in Apopka and notifying residents actually felt that wc had become But what we did not know was that this in Apopka with their daily struggles. about the children's conference that would their lives after only a few short da course would alter our way of thinking and GROWS (Greater Reading or Writing Ski lis), be held on Saturday at the SMILE center. have hope and purpose in their open our eyes to new experiences, is a literacy program offered at the center. Wc also collected information about the inspired us all. For a short period of unfathomable even as we were witnessing The center is so successful due to the needs and concerns of welfare recipients by saw the.world through thcircyesand them. leadership of people like Sister Teresa using a survey that the SMILE center had never quite see the same world again. We entered a different world on McElwec and the dedication of workers like developed. In the process of visiting these R.. a student in the Child Dcvcl Wednesday. We left Winter Park, Rollins Gail and Luckner. homes, wc witnessed some startling scenes Associates program run by the cent College, and opulent homes to discover the Later that day, we were taken on a tour of of poverty and neglect. One student noted that: "'My experiences have taught poor and indigent people of a city only thirty Apopka. Wc visited with some mothers who that: "the children that wc encountered today am not going to give up. I still have minutes away. Within the next week, we arc involved in the SMILE program, saw the were staring blankly at television sets with and I will succeed." would delve into the lives of the inhabitants Muck Farms, and the carrot factory. The very few books or toys in the room in one Professor: Dr. Carnahan. Class m of Apopka, realizing the gravity of their conditions at these farms arc extremely poor. home, a seven year old was left home alone Kristcn Carpenter, Marc Consol situation. This was a sobering experience The workers only make minimum wage at with his two year old sister." Rudolph. Jessica Stanley, Nicole for us all, and one that has made us more an extremely monotonous job. Wc saw acre Wc were all shocked by the way so many Christina WhitehouscTcmRolte, conscious of our surroundings. on acre of black, thick soil, or "muck", people, especially the children, were living Welsh, Elizabeth Broaclrup.Origin On Wednesday, we arrived at the Justice where workers pick produce for long days in inhumane conditions. Another student and Allyson Solomon. COMING TO TERMS: THE DISCIPLINES OF FREEDOM BY ALAN NORDSTROM Sandspur routines or resign themselves to trivial amusements and indecision, still be unable to make wise choicescn| mind-numbing, stultifying entertainments. your free time. You may even flee in terrorftj "Be careful what you wish for, because you might get it," Where they could be learning and growing, they vegetate responsibility of such freedom. Yet what you mighi goes the adage. What has this nation wished for, struggled and rot. Where they might engage in vitalizing and creative school and college—not necessarily because of ad for, and even fought for more than for freedom? While it's pursuits, they settle for the humdrum or the simply fruitful curriculum, but because of your own scardi true that we're still fighting for old liberties for new people stimulating. Instead of living eagerly, keenly, and joyfully discovery—may give you the resources and p competing factor to a successful academic THE SANDSPUR are not simply spent taking rking Up the career, however, there arc two ways which four additional years of high school. That Volume 100, Issue #14 the administration could have chosen to reason is toexperience life on ourovvn. This n rong Tree ... succeed under such competitive February 9, 1994 test can not be effectively executed and circumstances. The first could have been to benchted from if we are still confined to the whe improve the effectiveness of their side of the limits of regulations that will not exist after its, called -curriculum forum" held on battle until they had overcome their we graduate. If drinking becomes a problem Ibq ' January' 25 turned out to be much competition. The second could have been to Laura S. Koo 'ecu with certain individuals, the correct response a discussion about the Rollins destroy the competition (since in this case ; is to deal specifically with those individuals. Sheflie E. Olszewski rsw! | m. Due to the students' apparent they did have the power to do so). Rollins u There will inevitably be those who can not Ir for matters not on the scheduled chose option number 2 and unfortunately Editors-! n-Chief handle the newfound freedom that collcsc do did not foresee the repercussions. Presently, many unrelated but important issues offers. These people must either adapt to the Iso jught to light. It appears that the social life here at Rollins is pathetic. It is Chris Smith iclp new situation or pay the consequences. On 'administration be 1 ieves that our lofty regulated in a manner that makes meeting News Editor oli the other hand, those who realize the rate is due to a dissatisfaction with new people an almost impossible task. For importance of moderation at an early stage, ,aspccts within the academ ic structure. instance, you can't go to a party because rao will be rewarded with a fulfilling, relaxed Mark Snyder our academic programming could your not on the "invite list" and you can't itr social lite and a satisfying academic standing Style Editor renovation, the real problem, here make the connections you need to get invited as well. Till because you're never at the parties. It's a j, is a social one. In my view. Rollins can develop the finest as a vicious cycle that can only be solved by Katie Martinelli |g the past few years Rollins, in it's academic curriculum this side of mars, but herr pledging for a fraternity or sorority and even Forum Editor .toshake its image as a "playboy" until they loosen the social reigns, the college lirli then there are no guarantees. I has done away with any chance for will continue to suffer. Many members of Alan Hancock :nt to enjoy an easy, free-living, and As far as personal growth is concerned, the faculty and administration will probably social life, a life that he or she would this new policy of rules and regulations is read this and shake their heads in Dan Kempinger been able to enjoy here just a few years nothing but detrimental. Arc wc here only to disagreement, but in the end. I'm the one Sports Editors and can still enjoy on most other learn our basic English. Biology. Economics. who's leaving. etc... Hell, why go miles away from home ;. In general, it is true that a busy Laura Gazzoli mjoyable social life is inherently a for that? There must be a reason that these Michael J. Fixler Layout Editor Zaiba Malik Photography Editors HE SANE SOCIETY JOURNAL Louise Bodack Subscriptions Manager ilo, Nancy Ann Fazio trebeginneth a new subsection of the perennial, even conflicts among good ends them, admit them. Then we must address Advertising Manager lip Forum. By special arrangement that contradict each other, not to mention the them creatively. We must imagine iSandspur, this new weekly feature indefatigable conflicts between benevolence alternatives and imagine how to make change Rachel Omo onsorcd and edited by the members and malice, altruism and egoism, generosity happen. Then we must act to make changes. Business Manager isCommunity of Learners (COL) and greed. But we are mcliorists. You can help at any point in this process. theme for this spring term Short of expecting the Best to prevail (or You can write about problems. You can Staff Hting a Sane Society." even to be conceivable), wc do hope for the write about solutions. You can write about Peter Behringer cinCOL want you to participate. Wc better. Wc can envision improvements, processes for making improvements. Or lyou to turn your thoughts this term to even when we reckon that improvements you can write to question the very premises Mary Fournier eofwhat would make the world, this generally engender new problems and of our quest to create a sane, or a saner, Melissa Franklin try. |nis city, this campus, and you challenges. Nonetheless, in the face of society. But you can write, and we want you Randy Gilmore self more sane. undeniable insanities prevalent in this to do that in the Sandspur. Heather Kaye flat promotes and sustains insanities of world—both personal and social maladies Elaine Kelpien What tempers or cures them? of mind, emotion, and spirit—we look for Sully McKnight can be done to allow and encourage relief. We tookforwaystoallcviatesuch ills Send your writing to Brook Loope Ho live lives that arc not stunted, and to struggle toward both a clearer vision The Sane Society Journal David Nail Campus Box 2672 *cd, damped, and cramped, but arc and a fuller realization of more wholesome Alan Nordstrom fcharmonious, joyful, and creative, ways for all people to live in greater harmony Paul Nowicki chasnature and fortune permit? What with themselves, with each other, with other And then come to our weekly Peter Pappas sagainst our flourishing and fully creatures, and with our common mother. conversations in Beans. Every Thursday. »g? What in our families, what in our Earth. from 5:00 p.m.. THE SANE SOCIETY La Shalonda Robinson iborhoods, what in our social From you, wc arc looking for opinions. FORUM will meet over dinner in the Sheila Scoville ns, what in our culture and values ideas, proposals, and criticisms. Wc want President's Dining Room (off the east end of Matt Schmitt "sdown. keeps us from becoming all you to submit writing to this public forum the lakeside porch). Just bring your tray to Cameron Smith ^ight be, keeps us from "realizing which we. as editors, will convey to the the PDR and enjoy a feast of talk. 1 potentials" as human beings in a Rollins community under the title of "The Each Thursday we plan to invite a special oc society? guest, often a faculty member with a The editorial board of The Sandspur Sane Society Journal." Wc believe that such extends an invitation to our readers to submit « not Utopians. Wc do not expect— a dialogue can in itself produce sanity. We particular slant on the topic of "Creating a letters and articles to The Sandspur. *hthc impending millennium—that believe it is imperative to identify and define Sane Society." Come and talk, and this In order for a letter to be considered fur publication, it must include the name and 1 will ever be transformed into a the insanities and absurdities within and should give you even more ideas to write about. phone number of the author. Wc know that conflicts arc around us. First wc must see them, know All letters and articles which are submit ted must bear the handwritten signature of the author. All letters must be typed—heavy, dark print is preferred. Letters and articles which are submitted must be factual and accurate. GCIAL ACTIVISM: TAKING THE FIRST STEP Word-limit for letters to the Editors is 350. The editors reserve the right to correct a newspaper left me feeling painfully spelling, punctuation and grammar as well !EPpY LANDRUM More philosophies, more discussions, more as any language which might be offensive to blue faces? Sanity is a neat idea, and so is insecure. What could / write about creating a sane society? What could / write about a segment of our reading audience. Under 3t,n§ a Sane Society..." I blush a peace. So far. though, these are only ideas, no circumstances will the form or content of changing the world? So I gave myself some t0 admit that the first time I heard not reality. Not yet. the author's ideas be altered. So it was the "creating" part that fascinated advice: start small. Submit articles to The Sandspur at >f this year's Community of Campus Box 2742 or drop them by our office e By absolute coincidence. I received a letter * BY PETER L. BEHRINGER she forgot to thank the chairs in which we problems related to the "world of work." by President Clinton. Clinton! Sandspur Dr. Lerner said that we must dismantle to Dr. Lerner: "You have helped,; were seated. our system which causes these problems. my own thinking and to feel ! February 4, 1994 - The circus comes to Dr. Lerner was praised as "an authentic a lt We must create a system that, "projects convinced to say what I fee] TI Rollins. 60's activist." Dr. Lerner received a peace, justice, joy, affirmation of pleasure, Following Dr. Lerner's speech Every left-wing, political, fringe group in resounding applause, as he listed some of humor, caring for others. . ." What Lerner the state of Florida came to Rollins to find his legal infractions. He then discussed his a number of leftist seminars and di, means is that he would use the government "common ground" - as if this would be a "politics of meaning." groups. One of them was "Women as a tool for taking over private businesses Earth-Take back your Binh, j difficult task. In the 3 day "gathering of Dr. Lerner gave his analysis of what has your and managing people's lives in a way he your Power." This was a discussk, progressive Floridians," there were political been happening socially and politically in formed to discuss the ways in which activist groups on hand to address the issues the United States over the past 30 years or : thinks would project peace, justice, joy, etc. arc oppressed by our health care that really matter to most Americans. so. He made the case that our problems as a For example, he said that he favored The leader of this discussion g . society are based on our capitalist system government intervention to take over roil "Animal liberation through an Eco-Fcminist certified midwife. lens," "Challenging Hctroscxism and which impedes "intimate human businesses and make them "more Homophobia: Insight into Gay and Lesbian relationships." It also promotes "racism, democratic." D?. Lerner said that policy "Medical rape" was one of the ton Lives," "Women of the Earth-Take back sexism, and homophobia." This is so because could formulated in Washington to "uplift discussion. This is the wide spread™ your Birth, Your Bodies, Your Power," and people spend most of their time in "the the consciousness of the people." Oh spare of doctors performing unnecessary "Seeking our Spiritual Connection" were world of work" which places great demands me, those people in Washington could not on women. They spoke as if this some of the seminars held over the weekend. on the individual. When the individual even balance their checkbooks or run a post only happens to women. According The Communist party of America was also cannot live up to those demands, he is told office but they can uplift our consciousness? women (or womyn, dependingon/ on hand to recruit new members. that he is not good enough or that there is Lerner did not go into any detail as to how considered themselves to be) One of the keynote speakers was Dr. something wrong with him. This, in turn, wc might create this heaven on Earth. He discussion group, "medical rape"is Michael Lerner, editor and founder of Tikkun leads to conflict. said that furtherdiscussion would take place by the "patriarchy." One woman Magazine. He was scheduled to speak around Lerner believes the. capitalist system in his magazine. . out that some women doctors were 1 o'clock, just as people were finishing their promotes poor values. He said that one must Dr. Lerner put a new spin on old ideas. this practice. She went on to say t lunches. Before introducing Lerner, the MC know how to control or manipulate others in None of his ideas were unique. Dr. Lerner women doctors were "more malcth offered a prayer to the Earth. She said, "It is order to advance in the system. And that is a Utopian. He advocates social engineering men." customary to give thanks before eating. . . . type of mentality leaves people "open to via government force. Lerner believes that The Finding Common Groundcon Let us give thanks to the Earth for providing racism, sexism and homophobia." It also when left to our own devices, wc do not run was quite a show. The commongroi us with this food, and to the people who promotes domestic violence and abuse. our lives correctly. He made that case by victimization. Everyone in am grew it, and to the people who prepared it.. People arc fixed into a mentality of wanting pointing to our social ills. So, in essence, defined themselves according tow ." She then thanked the food itself for to manipulate or control. Our societal Lerner is saying that people's lives ought to were a victim of. They were vie having the "energy to keep us going for the problems like racism, sexism, homophobia, be managed by those who know better. This racism, sexism, capitalism, the pal rest of the day." What was missing from this violence, etc. are a result of that mentality. is the same type of thinking that leads to homophobia, hetrosexsim. etc. Fn thanksgiving? Can you guess what she left Alcohol and drug abuse can be traced to the communist and fascist states. Dr. Lerncr's conference, Sally and Gcraldouoy out? Why she forgot to thank the building same cause, because people arc often trying "politics of meaning", would not deserve so enough material to keep them buy where this speech was taking place. Also, to escape from societal problems, as well as much attention, except it has been endorsed next 6 months. THE SANE SOCIETY: SOCIAL ACTIVISM! continued from page 13 ...It is time for those who are blessed to activism and gave me the moral courage to revolution, but I am ready to think ab raise their previously silent voices and stop try it out. It doesn't require pickets or chants world. It starts small, with only on Klux Klan in New Port Richy, Florida. Please the hatred that is running rampantly in our or even loud voices: it only requires a first confident belief, and then wc takeil read: communities! belief. there. In Maya Angelo's book Wouldn't Take You've taken the time to read this far, and By the way, if you do determine yo Nothing For My Journey Now she I have one more request from you as a belief to be as disturbed as mine was recommends to Americans... [thatJ by reader. Please, before you put this paper photograph, feci free to follow tlin demonstating that all people cry, laugh, eat, down and go about the rest of your life, take defense of a sane society, or whatcvj worry, and die, it can introduce the idea that just a moment more to really look at that that is sacred and precious to you. if we try to understand each other, we may photograph, thoroughly concentrate on it, is the address of the Pasco Count) even become friends. and then take the leap of participation in first government. If silent voices can at I ...Please show this photograph to many belief activism: decide what you think of it, armed with a pen, it is a beginning, people with silent voices and hopefully (they concretely, and why. It's that knowing part up and I'll even give you a stai will be) inspired to speak up. We all can that begins to change you. might be ready for a little bitofquicta make a difference. If wc arc ever to create an even remotely Pasco County Government Cent] It was this letter, and this embarrassingly sane society, change must come with Chair of County Commission ignorant—yet violent—photograph that confidence, conviction, and activity: 7530 Little Road made me believe in a different kind of KNIGHTS OF THE activism. I am by no means ready to lead a New Port Richcy, FL 34654 KU KLUX KLAN Dear Friends and Family: This is a good-news, bad-news letter—the bad news first: The enclosed photograph was taken three weeks ago on a roadside ten miles north of where we live. Hatred and anger have become so predominant in our society that it is accepted as a way of life. The local government in Pasco County, where this sign is posted, chose not to contest the application for sponsorship out of fear of a lawsuit. The precedent has been set through Freedom of Speech. I believe our forefathers meant Freedom of Speech to be an open exchange of ideas that would lead to something good—not to open our hearts and minds to hatred, bigotry, oppression and corruption. Isn't that what they were trying to prevent? Sure, we can get tar up in political correctness or laugh away iin throu . but allowing the h,,t ti,,\ _ W^F IN T\fe KNefejKW kT^^TW../' ,9,1994 Ofe page 15 5) tARS OPEN SEASON WITH WIN little In the top of the fifth the Knights scored lankc ROLLINS: 5 their only run on a botched double play. The .there, Tars put the nail in the coffin in the bottom discn UCF: 1 of the sixth with the help of another newcomer. After Garrido drove a double ur Bo Sports DANIEL KEMPINGER down the line, Outfielder Ryan Alkire s'ong stepped up with a line drive single past the ichwtB^"' shortstop. With men on first and third, the The sun poked out of the clouds Sunday Tars had Junior transfer John Hernandez oup, for the Rollins season opener against cross step to the plate. The clean-up hitter did just ivalsUCF. The Rollins baseball team that on the first pitch. Hernandez sent a blast 'topi ROLLINS WOMEN ranked number four in the pre-season over the 375 sign in left center giving the id pj II but ijcF, a Division One team, was no Tars a 5 to l lead. O'suri er. Rollins started ace pitcher Ben In the eighth, coach Fulgham brought in is pi am, who is one of the Tars' pre-season Junior Gregg Smyth, another pre-season ON TWO GAME line •.Americans. All-American, to finish off the game. Smyth Fleetham opened the game strong, retiring did so without giving up a run, and the Tars Knights in order. In the Tars half of the started the season with a 5-1 win. spraci LOSING STREAK Second Baseman Harold,Garrido wpoi Overall, the Tars played well with a few ic of his three hits, but was stranded on mistakes that can be polished up as the year BY ALAN HANCOCK Sandspur i the meat of the line up could not goes on. Rollins got the timely hits from produce the timely hit. their lineup, especially from the first year The Rollins Women's basketball team, which had been playing extremely well, has now The real action came in the fourth when transfers. When the team gets the bugs out, dropped their last two games against conference opponents. Saturday, the Tars lost to jsignatcd Hitter Joe Iarrobino led off the onfcr they will be a tough team to beat, even for Florida Tech in overtime 88-86. Earlier in the week, Rollins lost to North Florida. ]gby being hit by a pitch. After reaching big name schools like the University of Against Florida Tech, the Tars were unable to contain Panthers Senior Shcrri France, the icond on a blown pick off play, Harold ttcnd Miami, which appears on the schedule later leading scorer in NCAA Division Two. France scored 47 points, over half of Florida Tech's mother single, putting men on first in the year. It looks like it will be a good scoring, including the game winning basket with 3 seconds left in overtime. As if France's 4'ti nrd. This set the scene for Junior season for the bascbal l team so come out and scoring did not do enough damage, she also added 24 rebounds. lalna iwcomorJasonLunnctta. Lunncttadrilled watch. There will be home games this Rollins, which was down 40-28 at half-time, was led back into the game by Kellie triple to the base of the wall, scoring two Friday night and Saturday afternoon, both Gardner, who scored 22 points on 6 for 8 shooting. Junior Dawn Henderson also added 22 and putting the Tars up for good. against Morehouse College. points of her own. uv fo The Women's next game will be this Wednesday against Tampa. Tampa is probably the strongest team in the conference and the team could use a large turnout at the Fieldhouse. MTARS BASKETBALL SHOWS IMPROVEMENT WITH TRIPLE OVERTIME WIN itevc Panthers 40-39. BY ALAN HANCOCK Rollins was led by Junior Mike Holmes lis mspuf int) with 25 points and 10 rebounds. Forward al Ic! The Rollins Men's Basketball team John Steele proved to be the go to guy for the :.Ca mtinucd their improved play of the past Tars as he scored seven of Rollins' 20 points up; ouplc weeks with a triple overtime win, in the third and final overtime. Steele finished : act! 15-92, over Florida Tech this past Saturday 20 points overall, including 4 three pointers. iter Melbourne. Florida Tech came in with a Freshman Guard Daniel Parke also played tetable 12-6 record, 4-3 in the Sunshine well, finishing with 17 points, including the fee Conference but the Tars overcame the shot that tied the game in regulation. pthcrs with five players scoring in double Earlier in the week, Rollins lost a tough itircs. game to conference rival North Florida in -game, Rollins finally produced an overtime. Before that, the Tars recorded Ncgamc that had been lacking greatly, their first conference win with a win over Larry Conley's hit Forward Paul Shipe and Center Frodc Eckerd at the Fieldhouse. The Tars next tones scoring 16 and 11 points, home game is this Wednesday against tlvely. Both players, however, also Tampa. Come out and support your SPORTSCASTERS out. The Tars also outrcbounded the basketball team at all their games. ^ nVORKSHOP .x***r Something New in Daytona Beach, Florida for 1993-94... 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