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• Orlando area initial track had The storm slowed and it going over weakened considerably to a regroups from Tampa and category two by the time it unusually heavy missing hit land. The sheer size of hurricane season. Orlando and this storm made it a consid­ Winter Park to erable threat, with some stat­ the north, but a ing it was the size of Texas. by John Ferreira last minute shift Frances will be remembered, sports editor placed the eye at least here in Orange Central Florida had not right over County, as the storm that received a direct hit from a Rollins. The never really was. hurricane in over forty years. Winter Park Although it caused con­ The last one to hit area suffered siderable damage to the wasHurricane Donna in hefty damage north and south of us, it just 1960, which crossed over the during Charley grazed Winter Park andluck- heart of Florida from the and parts of the ily the area got a much-need­ Gulf of Mexico. Over these campus were ed break: Frances pounded forty years, Central Florida without power the locals with non-stop rain has become a hurricane for four days. that ended only on Tuesday, haven, where residents flee­ Residents three days after the storm ing storms on the coasts of Winter Park photo /ADAM BURTON made its initial landfall. would come for safety. then startpd FRANCES AND HER FURY: Frances leaves her mark on Cococa Beach as Most Rollins residents First, it was intense . ,. , she ripped trees out of the ground and dealt severe property damage. fled the storm, opting to go Hurricane Charley that pieces, and life began anew. No one expected that from the east this time was home. Those remaining made landfall in Port In a way, hurricanes are Mother Nature would tell us potent Hurricane Frances, were packed into the Charlotte and Punta Gorda nature's way of saying, "It's to start over in less than a which once packed 150 mph Archibald Granville Bush and ravaged the area. The time to start over." month's time. Coming in Winds. CONTINUED ON PAGE 3 Russian Hostage Crisis Rollins Athletic • Militants take escaped in the initial over Russian confusion Director Retires school leaving The rest were held • Phil Roach said. "I believe in this devastated fami­ College wholeheartedly, and hostage for announces retire­ lies in their wake. a terrifying being part of the recent 62 hours in ment from Rollins Campaign for Rollins, which by Erika Batey which they College. enabled us to enhance our asst. news editor were denied athletics and recreational facilities, was very reward- both food On Wednesday, by Dean Hybl ___ ing. and water. September 1, a crisis began faculty advisor "I am especially proud Two and in the southern Russian of our coaching staff and the a half days Rollins College Director town of Beslan that became a of Athletics and Physical direction they are taking our on nightmare for its residents, later GRIEVING MOTHER: Woman mourns for her Education Dr. J. Phillip programs. I remain passion­ and would eventually turn Friday, chj|d |Qst jn the recent hostage crisis Roach announced last week ate about the contribution September 3, into a tragedy felt around athletics makes to the overall the crisis ended in tragedy in shooting that lasted over that he will retire from his the world. Militants seized a educational experience. I when troops stormed the 10 hours. The death toll rose position at the end of the local school in the region, 2004-2005 academic year. leave knowing that our stu­ school after hearing explo- in the days following the taking over 400 people Roach, 65, has been at dent-athletes are getting a sions and freed the remain- takeover, and it has now hostage. Most of the Rollins since the spring of great education and athletic hostages were children ine hostages. Throughout been reported that over 340 the confusion, part of the were killed, including over 1992 and his retirement experience." between the ages of 7 and 17. marks the end of a successful roof over the gym collapsed 150 children. Under Roach's guidance, Armed with guns and sui­ Most of the attackers 13-year tenure as director. the Rollins athletic depart­ cide-bomb belts, the attack­ killing many people inside. After eventually securing were killed by Russian 'T have appreciated the ment has developed into one ers stormed the school as the troops in the shooting that opportunity to be a part of of the model programs in children were about to begin the school, the Russian forces chased fleeing mili­ ended the crisis. They are the Rollins community for NCAA Division II. Despite their first day of the Russian more than a decade," Roach school year. Around 50 tants into the town, resulting CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 CONTINUED ON PAGE 19 SEPTEMBER 17, 2004 THE SANDSPUR -NEWS Rollins PR Office Russian Receives Recognition School Attack public relations and publica­ the Florida Public Relations occupies a special place • Our Office of tions during her career, and CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Association (FPRA) Orlando because it was aimed at chil­ she holds the professional believed to have been Public Relations Area Chapter board, which dren," he said. He referred recently received was named the "2003 credential Accredited in Chechen rebels with links to Public Relations (APR). terrorist organizations, especially to the cruelty with Member of the Year" by which the children were numerous awards FPRA and has received three Suzanne was awarded a including al Qaeda. Bronze Charlie Award for Chechnya is a republic treated. Throughout the from the FPRA. local and state awards for R- three and a half days, mili­ Town, the Rollins College Writing Excellence in the near the Russian town of tants denied them water and by Shaun Cricks electronic newsletter. "Best In-Depth Reporting" Beslan. Rebels and Russian staff reporter food. When they were Assistant Vice President category. forces have been fighting released, many were so Ann Marie Varga has more In her 21 years as editor there for over a decade. This The Rollins College weak they were unable to Office of Public Relations than 20 years of experience of the Alumni Record, Mary most recent attack is the lat­ stand. "They were marched recently won three state in the field of public rela­ Wismar-Davis, Manager of est in a long, tragic series of awards from the Florida tions and media relations. Publications, has garnered attacks through Public Relations Association FPRA named Ann Marie as more than 50 awards of which rebels (FPRA). Jeni Hatter and Ann Central Florida's 2004 "PR excellence for writing and have attempted Marie Varga won Judges Professional of the Year," design from the Florida to draw inter­ awards and awards of which honors the very best Magazine Association and national atten­ Excellence for Rollins' public relations work for the the Council for tion to their "Annual Story Finding year by an individual. Advancement and Support demands for Expedition." In addition, 2004 FPRA of Education (CASE). She independence. Jeni Hatter, Awards of Excellence were has served on the board of The repub­ Communications awarded to Suzanne directors of the Florida lic officially Coordinator, told The Baranek, Jeni Hatter, Anne Magazine Association and declared inde­ Sandspur, "We work hard to Marie Varga, and Mary the Parent Resource Center. pendence from reflect the college's core val­ Wismar-Davis for the 2003 When contacted by the Russia in ues of Excellence, Winter Park Observer Sandspur fifteen minutes November photo / REALCLEARPOLITICS.COM Innovation, and Community. "Welcome Back Rollins!" before a mandatory hurri­ 1991 However YOUNG VICTIM: The Russian community It's extremely rewarding to issue. cane closing of her office, the ' Russian mourns the violent act that affected so many- be recognized for doing Suzanne Baranek, Jeni provided a quote, R- government waited until to the toilet and if the tod­ what we love, and we are the Director of town copy, photo, and her 1994 before sending in dlers started to cry, the fight­ thankful Rollins affords us Communications, has more cell phone number, evidence troops to restore authority to ers would fire blanks in the the opportunity to be cre­ than 12 years of experience that Rollins PR applies its the area. The violence that air and shout for them to ative." in the field of public rela­ standard of excellence across ensued became known inter­ keep quiet," a witness said. In addition to her duties tions and marketing. the board. Congratulations nationally as the first The school hostage at Rollins, Jeni serves as Vice Suzanne Baranek has to Rollins PR members for Chechen war and resulted in tragedy followed an already President of Membership on received eight awards in their well deserved awards! the defeat of the Russian violent few weeks in Russia. forces in 1996. Most A female suicide bomber Chechens long for peace and killed nine people outside a stability in the area, but rebel subway station in Moscow fighters are still struggling just one day earlier. Thepre- for independence. vious week, two female sui- Throughout the struggle cide bombers, killing 89 peo- for independence, attacks pie, brought down two air- have occurred frequently, lines. These terror attacks mostly in recent years. In have prompted further October 2002, 50 rebels investigations into the possi­ seized a Moscow theater and ble connection between took 800 hostages. After 3 Chechen rebels and al days, Russian forces Qaeda. Along with sending stormed the building using condolences and prayers to poison gas, which resulted the people of Russia, in the death of many of the President Bush reminded attackers and hostages. In the world that these attacks February 2004, a bomb were "another grim attack killed at least 39 peo­ reminder of terrorism." ple on a Moscow One week after the Underground. In the past tragedy, tens of thousands of few years, there have been Russians held a demonstra­ many more incidents with tion in Moscow's Red an increase in suicide Square. Organized by bomber attacks. Russian trade unions, the The reported demands gathering of people is said to of the rebels in this latest be one of the largest gather- school hostage crisis were ings ever staged there, the release of fighters in the Shocked, saddened, and Ingushetia prisons, the with- angry, they held up banners drawal of Russian troops and signs saying "Bring the from Chechnya, and negoti- terrorists to justice," and ations with top regional offi­ "Down with terrorism.' cials. The withdrawal of People around the world are troops has often been the mourning this latest and main concern of rebels. tragic attack, and many feel Russian President it is especially horrific and Vladimir Putin flew to painful because its victims Beslan the morning after the were innocent children. For crisis ended. "Even along- the people of Russia it will side the most cruel attacks of never be forgotten, the past, this terrorist act SEPTEMBER 17,2004 NEWS THE SANDSPUR Probe Crash CEO Issues Contest • NASA's return­ more than two years in space • New CEO pro­ world of entrepreneurship November in Chicago. collecting particles of solar enabling them to make bet­ Furthermore, Rollins CEO ing space probe wind, lay shattered. The gram provides ter informed decisions about plans to host a talent lab, crashes into the wind contains charged opportunity, high- their career path," said which is basically a career Utah desert. atoms that are constantly stakes contest. Curran. One such activity is fair for high-tech companies blown from the outer layers conducting a business plan and start-up businesses. of the sun. This solar wind is by Jon Curran competition for the Rollins Talent labs connect compa­ by Brittany Lee believed to be untouched staff reporter community with $10,000 of nies that do not have the news editor since the formation of the This summer the student prize money. Prior to the resources to do extensive Failing to deploy its solar system. The hope of run Entrepreneurs' Society main competition, Rollins recruiting with entrepre­ parachute, NASA's 264 mil­ scientists is that data from of the Center for CEO will host a workshop neurial students having dif­ lion dollar Genesis mission this wind will be able to Entrepreneurship affiliated on how to write a business ficulty tapping into this hot turned into a disaster on reveal information about the itself with the Collegiate plan, provide team-building job market. Wednesday, September 8th gas and dust that turned into Entrepreneurs' Organization events, and sponsor a ven­ Some Rollins CEO mem­ when a capsule returning planets. (CEO), becoming the 109th ture pitch competition that bers are already entrepre­ from the sun slammed into This Genesis crash is the affiliate chapter of a pre­ will match teams with men­ neurs. Nadav Haimberg is the Utah desert at 200 mph. most recent high-profile fail­ miere worldwide organiza­ tors who are entrepreneur currently growing his third The space probe fell near the ure for NASA, which is tion. The group now known practitioners. business, Desktop Morphics original landing area in the struggling still from the loss as Rollins CEO acts as the In addition, there will be LLC (www.universe- Air Force's Utah Test and of the space shuttle student arm of the Center for lunch hour meetings where im.com), which produces Training Range. Following Columbia. Although Entrepreneurship. William Grimm, chair of the UNIVerse 3D IM, a 3-D this landfall, officials were NASA's success rose with Rollins CEO President, technology team at instant messenger applica­ grateful there was no con­ the landing of two rovers on Jon Curran, explained that GrayRobinson law firm, will tion that enables people to cern for the safety of onlook­ Mars, Wednesday's loss involvement outside of the hold discussions on his chat over the internet in a ers or buildings. served to remind the coun­ classroom provides an irre­ book, 21 Mistakes that virtual world. "Involvement The probe's return had try of two more previous placeable component to Entrepreneurs Make and How with Rollins CEO has added appeared to be on target failed Mars missions, the Rollins' education by giving to Avoid Them. In addition, tremendous value to my since the capsule had sepa­ Climate Orbiter and Polar students experience and net­ members will have the Rollins MB A...The rated normally from the Landing. It is generally work contacts. According to opportunity to gain real resources, contacts, and spacecraft that morning and believed that these two mis­ Curran, Rollins CEO is the world consulting experience ideas generated from our continued on a path to the sions failed due to a lack of best organization to get through a mentoring pro­ group provide an exception­ Earth's atmosphere. funding. involved with because it pro­ gram. Teams consisting of a al resource for Rollins stu­ Hollywood stunt pilots hov­ The Genesis capsule was vides an invaluable opportu­ few students and a profes­ dents," states Nadav. ered over the area waiting recovered on Wednesday nity to be directly involved sional advisor will consult Rollins CEO is accepting for its smooth arrival on that evening, and so far scientists in the Orlando business potential high growth com­ applications for officers this peaceful Wednesday morn­ have expressed some opti­ community. panies on how to reach their year available at ing, but as soon as the image mism that knowledge from "We have a full calendar next level of growth. http://www.crummer.rollins. of the capsule appeared on the capsule can still be of exciting activities and Members also have the edu/entrepreneurship/socie- opportunities this year that opportunity to attend the ty.shtml. will expose students to the CEO national conference this Hurricanes Rock O.C. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 were packed into the Archibald Granville Bush Science Center. Rollins suffered minimal damage during Frances— photo / CNN.COM only two small trees tipped PROBE MAKES IMPACT: The Genesis capsule lies damages over. It was nowhere near in the Utah desert, waiting for assessment. the destruction caused by the monitors, it was clear obtained. The collection Hurricane Charley. As men­ that something had gone plates inside are broken and tioned, areas to the north wrong. contaminated by outside ele­ and south were hardly hit. As the capsule entered ments. As Donald R. Sevilla, Lake Monroe, close to the atmosphere, it was the payload recovery lead Sanford, had waves over two photo/ADAM BURTON designed to fire a mortar at a engineer, stated for The New feet tall and widespread. EMPTY SHELVES: Florida residents fearing the onslaught of height of about 24 miles, York Times, "The fact is, yes, Both storms are estimat­ Frances flock to local stores. which would deploy a small it's bad. It's probably not ed to have caused about one Alabama, Mississippi and hurricane's strongest winds parachute to slow down the mission catastrophic. We billion dollars in damage in parts of Louisana. Ivan did were at one hundred forty probe and prevent tumbling. have our samples. The ques­ Central Florida alone, with leave a path of destruction in miles, which downgrades it Later, at a height of four tion is how much has been Osceola County taking the Caribbean hitting the to a category four but still miles, the main parachute contaminated and how about $454 million (Orange Jamaican islands very hard. heralds as a powerful storm. would open. Onlookers much of it can be recov­ County is estimated to have Estimates from the island The Florida Keys were watched anxiously as the ered." received about $250 million say that ninety percent of the evacuated at first but the small parachute opened, but NASA plans to set up an in damage). structures on the island had storm did not turn as it was quickly realized the main investigation board within The old dictum goes: one some sort of damage. Ivan originally forecasted, and it one had failed. As it got clos­ 72 hours of the crash to is ok, two is good, and three then moved onto Grenada missed the Keys by over fifty er, hope was lost with the determine what went is a crowd. Apparently, where it left twenty nine miles. Central Florida will be controller's announcement wrong, and from there will nobody told that to people dead. feeling effects of Hurricane of "ground impact." begin to assess the condition Hurricane Ivan, which now The potent storm was at Ivan the entire week. It is a The crash left the 450 of the material inside the threatens Florida again. It is one hundred sixty miles per good thing to brag to your pound spacecraft, which capsule. It is clear that this absolutely insane to those hour, and its minimum cen­ friends back home that you looks like a small UFO, on failure will have a major who have been watching tral pressure was at nine are going through a hurri­ its side and half-buried in impact on NASA, as much of hurricanes their entire lives hundred and ten milibars cane, even though it will the sand with its inner cap­ their focus will likely go now to see three major hurricanes making it the sixth strongest only be a slight drizzle and sule open to the desert air. to discovering why so many all hit the same state. Ivan hurricane in Atlantic Basin weak winds. Inside the canister most of recent missions have been seems intent on hitting the history. By the time The the plates, which had spent unsuccessful. 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"And I our team; and the campus is Observing a rapidly loved the Saturday class so beautiful." changing communications structure of the Master of The MACCT program is field, Suzi Albrecht, 2003 Arts in Corporate one that people will be look­ graduate of the MACCT pro­ Communication and ing for in the future, she gram, looked into the future Technology (MACCT). I said. "People who have the and realized a graduate really wanted to have tech­ skills that balance technolo­ degree was in order. nology as part of my mas­ gy and communication will A multimedia creative ter's. It is very important to be very valuable. I received a selling specialist at the have this today, and the great, well-rounded educa­ Orlando Sentinel, Albrecht degree has given me an edge tion, and the tuition was designs comprehensive mar­ to compete in my highly affordable as well." keting communications pro­ competitive field." • In addition to learning, grams, corporate sponsor­ She also enjoyed the net­ professional growth, net­ ships, and events for compa­ photo / LINDA CARPENTER working and learning from working, and camaraderie, BALANCING ACT: Suzi Albrecht, '03 MACCT alumnus, man­ nies such as Walt Disney others in her group. "One of Albrecht now has another aged to juggle her personal & professional life en route to ful­ World, Sea World, the the greatest strengths of the advantage. "When I tell peo­ filling her advanced academic goals Orlando Magic, and more. program was my classmates; ple I have a master's degree To further her education they were an excellent from Rollins College, they on the Hamilton Holt & Technology program, and her career, she first con­ source of knowledge and are very impressed." Master of Arts in please call 407-646-2416. sidered a master's in busi­ professional networking. We For more information Corporate Communication Ask the Holt News Career Coach Public Relations positions. flexibility is non-existent p.m. in the Holt School experience, creating an effec­ • This column However, in addition to within your present organi­ auditorium. It will be an tive resume, or preparing for provides Holt your degree, there are sever­ zation, you will be limited to hour filled with practical tips an interview, I am here to al additional steps that will evening and weekend func­ on ways to use this valuable help! Call me at the Holt Students with a improve your marketability tions. and effective tool. (Snacks office at 407- 975-6407 or chance to have after graduation. Don't despair! There are will be provided as well!) email me at: their career devel­ Would you believe that 3 numerous special events and Either way, Tracey and I [email protected] out of 4 jobs are filled promotions during these encourage you and other Do you have a question opment concerns through networking? This is hours that can provide you Holt students to contact me for Marian? Email her at addressed. an important fact and often with some initial opportuni­ as soon as possible for an [email protected]. She changes the way that stu­ ties. The critical step is for individual appointment. guarantees that all questions by Marian Cacciatore dents look at the job search you to demonstrate your Whether the focus is devel­ will be responded to indi­ columnist process. 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One 19 year old motes serious sention with the findings of (http://www.cnn.com/2004/ of alcohol prevention that male wrote he drank The Prevention Research binge drinking. HEALTH/09/08/drinking.re have been establishing a sci­ because he was .addicted. by Randi Krasny ut/index.html). entific basis for prevention Another girl of 19 stated she Center of the Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation, staff reporter "These are levels at strategies, especially those didn't feel she had to drink asked whether or not they The Prevention Research which drinkers are at risk for focused on the social envi­ to have fun or fit in. When thought binge drinking was Center of the Pacific Institute ronment. comparing drinking from a problem at Rollins and for Research and Evaluation The general conclusion high school to college, most recently put out a study of these findings is that students said they drink why or why not. Five claiming that college binge binge drinking is a serious more often in college. responded with a no, and drinking is progressively problem and it is getting Reasons for this included the their reasons for this includ­ getting worse. The research worse. In an attempt to see increased availability, the ed the presence of campus was based on the drinking whether these findings fact that it is socially accept­ safety and exposure to other habits of young men at uni­ apply here at Rollins, and if able, and an increased toler- campuses with more of a versities across the country, binge drinking is indeed a drinking culture. Five others and no women were includ­ major cause for concern at "Everyone is addict­ said that yes it was a prob­ ed in this study. Also non- photo / GOOGLE.COM our college, a survey was ed to alcohol...I drink lem. They felt that a lot of drinkers were not included COLLEGE BINGE DRINK­ given to ten students at ran­ people drink excessively. ING: Students regularly con­ in this survey. dom. The questionnaire to fit in and because One went so far as to say suming more than five drinks. Most findings define asked general information of* I can't have fun with­ "everyone is addicted to "binge drinking" as consum­ the very serious problems the participants, such as age, out it." alcohol and everyone drinks. ing five or more drinks con­ posed by peak drinking, gender, and year, and then I drink to fit in and because I addressed their drinking can't have fun without it." tinuously, without keeping including alcohol poison­ Anonymous track after five drinks. One- ing," Gruenewald added in a habits. Questions including This small sample sur­ thousand male college statement. whether or not the person Rollins Student vey did show that drinking drinkers were surveyed and The Pacific Institute for surveyed was a drinker, how is quite prevalent at Rollins many said that they had Research and Evaluation is much they generally con­ ance. Participants said they and according to most a more than twenty- four located in Berkley, California sumed, who or what influ­ drank both liquor and beer, cause for concern. College drinks on any given night. In and is funded by the enced them to drink, and with more guys leaning binge drinking occurs at uni­ addition to this, the study National Institute on whether they agreed with towards beer and girls to versities across the nation found that about ten percent Alcohol Abuse and this study that binge drink­ liquor. When asked what and can be potentially life of the time, the drinkers had Alcoholism. It has been the ing was a serious problem. was the most drinks they threatening. It is up to stu­ twelve or more drinks in one national center for alcohol The ages of those sur­ had ever consumed, the dents to become aware of setting. These are levels of prevention research in the veyed ranged from 18-20, answers ranged from three this problem and use pre­ drinking at which most men United States for the past and nine out of the ten wrote shots, to seventeen shots, cautions. Bad Dog, Good Legislation • Naked man is A dog revealed that he found the man with the dog point he was not in fact, Rudoplho still over him, and hit the got up and bit by angry dog. Kamirez's best friend last offending animal with a ran away by Chase VanSteenberg Monday by biting off that pipe, causing it to run away, too. The staff reporter man's ... uh...manhood. The man was unconscious police A landscaping crew until police arrived, at which found him naked in a park. There is College Math Club President Dumps some dis­ Supermodel crepancy He crunched the numbers, then crushed her heart as to when he lost his clothes. It is also unclear as to how a naked man photo /GOOGLE.COM with no MAN'S BEST FRIEND: One very angry dog in genitals Albuquerque proves that this is not exactly the case. was able to run from fiasco, governor Bill the police for any length of Richardson released a state­ time. Perhaps that says ment supporting new legis­ something about the quality lation that would impose By JAMIE MURRY 1 loved her like a quadratic formula, but the of the Albuquerque police stiff penalties against dan- off-campus lunches were killing me financially" Admitting that there was a good &-V$f percent said Burns. "I felt like a real abacus for breaking department, but that's a gerous dog owners. In New chance that he made the wrong move, college math things off." The fact that he was unaware of thought for another day. Mexico, the only laws that club president Brady Burns recently called it quits Washington Mutual's Free Checking—an account The dog remained on the punish owners for their with longtime supermodel girlfriend Elene. Burns, with optional Deluxe services like free online bill who claimed he carefully calculated the breakup, pay available at wamu.com—left Elene at a total loose all Monday, and as a dog's actions deal with dog said his alleged free checking account had i?t 7£ could have just «one to a Washington result one nearby school was attacks on livestock, monthly fees that just didn't add up. The whiz M kid was quick to admit that had he known about Mutual Financial Center or wamu.com, she said locked down, and parents Richardson noted that the Washington Mutual's Free Checking Deluxe, the "We were totally soul mates, but I guess he didn't see that As far as I'm concerned, he can go jump were asked to pick up chil- new legislation would force relationship's longevity may have had better odds. off a logarithm, Whatever that is." dren who normally walk dog owners to be more home. Police reported catch- responsible, requiring them ing the dog, a pit-bull/boxer to register and confine dan- FREE CHECKING DELUXE Washington Mutual mix, on Wednesday morn- gerous breeds, 1-800-788-7000 FDIC INSURED ing. Mr. Kamirez remained This law sounds great in critical but stable condi- for Kamirez, except for one tion at the local hospital. problem. Recent reports say As a result of the whole the dog was probably his. SEPTEMBER 17,2004 feATI/RiS THE SANDSPUR Pink Post-its: Sticking Up For A Cause!

B Showing Pink breast cancer research to 26 Ribbon support for institutions in eight coun­ tries outside of the United October: Breast Caneer Awareness Month Breast Cancer States" Susan G. Komen Foundation Race for the Cure Awareness in (Komencentralflorida.com). This years Central Florida race is taking place at Disney's MGM studios! As mentioned earlier, To sign up for the event, go to www.komencentralflorida.com and click on October. this organization calculates "Race For The Cure" and then "Race Information." by Karina Mc Cabe that about 40,000 in the features editor United States alone will die 3M Corporate's "Post-it Pink Ribbon" Event, NYC from breast cancer this year. In October, 75,000 pink Post-it notes will be displayed in New York City in Even as the world close­ This death toll is of an enor­ the form of the breast cancer symbol of support, the Pink Ribbon. Go to ly follows the destruction of mous magnitude. It reveals http://www.3m.com/us/office/postit/research/largest_pink_ribbon.jhtml for lives brought on by recent that far more people die more information on this event. Also, for every purchase of a specially hurricanes, terrorism in annually from this form of marked "Pink Ribbon" Post-it pack, the company will donate a portion of the Russia, and the train bomb­ cancer within this country profits to the City of Hope hospital for breast cancer research. ing in Spain earlier this year, alone than from any of the there is a very prevalent, recent terrorist acts or hurri- silent killer striking world- canes that pervade our news, and the leading cause of tralflorida.com. It is $20 to October, the company plans wide and without prejudice: According to these fig- death for women between participate, but they wel­ to unveil a gigantic pink rib­ breast cancer. This year ures, one would think that the age of forty and fifty- come any larger donations. bon composed of 75,000 pink alone, the people nine, there is no mass media According to their website, Post-it notes, which would Komen The Susan G* Komen would coverage of "how to protect seventy-five percent of local make it the World's Largest Foundation Breast Cancer Foundation b e yourself from breast cancer" donations "stay in central Pink Ribbon, in New York's estimates extreme­ or "where to go if breast can­ Florida for screening, treat­ Times Square. For each Post- that 400,000 ly con- cer hits." Volunteers do this ment, and education," while it hung up, the company is will die cerned job instead. the remaining twenty-five donating $1 to the City of from this about Most of the volunteers percent will go to the Komen Hope Cancer Center. form of can­ watch­ are people whom this dis­ Foundation Research According to the U.S. News cer and ing their ease has affected, whether Program. and World Report, this Los ap proxi­ health, the person has contracted Another company that is Angeles hospital is one of mately ten much in the cancer herself, or if some­ currently raising funds for the top fifty cancer hospitals percent of the same one close to her has. this cause is 3M Corporate, in America. those deaths way that Consequently, they strive to the makers of Post-its. In As a result of research will occur when a educate others about ways to funding by companies such within the hurri­ lower one's risk, or others as these, medical doctors borders of cane is volunteer with associations have been able to establish the United coming such as the Komen that ninety percent of breast States of Presented by people Foundation to help raise cancers are caused by abnor­ America. ftLXriniftfci _CSI_| jJK)H_Dfi& stock up funding for breast cancer malities brought upon by photo / KOMENCENTRALFLORIDA.COM Q n lifestyle choices. T h e research. ' RAISING FUNDS: The Susan G. Komen water, On October 9, the Considering this, they have ^ j .. Komen Foundation frequently hosts Foundation _ . ., « , . ' . _ flash­ Komen Foundation is spon­ established guidelines that , , Race for the Cure events to raise lights, soring "Race for the Cure®" can be followed to lower is a world- funds for breast cancer research, and bat- in Disney World's MGM one's risk for breast cancer. wide, grass­ Studios, Orlando. They are These include quitting roots association that raises terie and when CNN currently looking for partici­ smoking, exercising regular­ funds to support breast can- announces an "elevated" or pants in the race, as well as ly, reducing stress (prefer­ cer awareness, and research "high" risk of terrorist acts volunteers to help with set photo / KOMENFOUNDATION.COM ably through yoga, prayer, programs. Nancy Goodman people stay inside and con- up, directing traffic flow, PINK RIBBON SUPPORT: or meditation), and limiting Komen established the sider purchasing gas masks. The ribbon serves as a data entry, and at water sta­ alcohol intake. Foundation in 1982 in order However, even though the symbol of visual support to With continued breast to fulfill a promise she made Komen Foundation states tions. If you want to partici­ those battling with breast to her dying sister, Susan, that this is the number one pate, then check out their cancer as well as survivors cancer research funding, there is promise that there that she would do every­ health concern of women, website at www.komencen- of the deadly disease. will soon be a way to deter­ thing she could to find a cure mine the cause of the life- for the cancer that took her threatening cancer and, sub­ life at the age of thirty-six. sequently, a way to prevent The Komen Foundation it. Please do all you can to alsoholds the Race for the help support this cause. Cure® events and has been able to provide "$6.1 million in funding for international KJ n SENATE ELECTIONS HURRICANE CLOTHING SGA CARWASH ARE NEAR DRIVE Sunday, Sept. 19th Be on the lookout for sen­ Now until September 29, 10:00am-2 pm ate campaigning and get to drop off clothes in boxes ___E Stop by and let your know who is running. Mm located in your residence student government These senators will be serve you!! making decisions on your halls or the SGA lounge. behalf so get informed!! All clothing will be Hangout with the executive board Elections will be Next donated to the and get to know the Tuesday, Wednesday, and hurricane relief residents running for Thursday the 9/21-23!! victims!! senate!! SEPTEMBER 17, 2004 THE SANDSPUR reATi/Res Announcing The Pricey Power Nap pie are napping at work, in many hard-working might be at least in part a found that midday "power- • Would you pay fact, that a cottage industry Americans get paid to do result of 20 minutes of sub­ naps", like the one I took, seems to be growing up $14 for a twenty each day. I buckled down conscious Dr. Dre exposure, can maintain or even around the concept. and took a long hard.. .nap. a number of scientists with improve performance levels minute nap? In the grand tradition of Yes, a nap—that word nothing better to do have sci­ at work. charging people exorbitant by Chase VanSteenburg second most frequently asso­ entifically explained the ben­ Such groundbreaking amounts of money for things staff reporter ciated with long and hard. eficial nature of my little research was well-received they could get free else­ What a first week of Of course, this is entirely foray into unconsciousness. by a resounding round of where (bottled water, oxy­ school. By Sunday after­ subjective upon your defini­ Twenty minutes of sleep, it "duhs" from working pro­ gen, I could go on), business­ noon, classes, homework, tion of long and hard, as my seems, is just enough time fessionals and other people es are now selling people and of course long hard nap lasted 20 minutes, and for the body and mind to rest with brains, who have been naps. Okay, admittedly, this hours of "social activities" though the act of napping before slipping into the "powernapping" for years. claim is an exaggeration, but late into the night had left itself may not seem difficult, brains deeper stage of sleep, These shrewd individuals it is essentially true. me worn down. it was sort of hard to fall known as REM (rapid eye have discovered that by Businesses like MetroNaps Unfortunately, the Sandspur asleep with Dr. Dre blasting movement). One can wake sleeping at their desk, sleep­ in downtown Manhattan are waits for no man. My edi­ in the room next door. up and feel alert after just ing under their desk, or by tors gave me a tough new Surprisingly, I did fall twenty minutes, but coming curling up behind one of selling places to nap. assignment, and being the asleep, and my little experi­ out of REM can leave the those great big potted plants MetroNaps, for example, on ambitious young reporter ment was successful, as I napper feeling groggy and in their office, they are not the 24*^ floor of the Empire that I am, I told them I was woke up remarkably more tired. A number of studies, only more efficient for the State Building, consists of a up to the task. Sitting down energetic than before. carried out by such presti­ rest of the day, but they also sound dampened room soft­ in my office chair and crack­ Although I initially sus­ gious institutions as get paid for doing nothing ly lit by light panels. A ing my knuckles, I did what pected my energy boost Harvard and Cornell have for 20 minutes. Enough peo- dimly delineated walkway down the middle of the room is bordered on either side by cylindrical "sleep pods" containing what are LSAT essentially barcaloungers, and a pair- of headphones that play a variety of sooth­ ing sounds. The whole scene GMAT has the sort of dark science fiction vibe that would make it really fun to have your GRE girlfriend dress up as Ripley, and chase her down the hall in an alien suit, just to watch unwitting nappers' expres­ MCAT sions as they wake up. I would have loved to do some field research in the DAT napping industry, and describe my personal experi­ ence to you, but there is no MetroNaps location in Orlando yet, and the stingy Sandspur leadership refused to send me on an all- expense-paid trip to New Take a FREE practice test at York. (I encourage you to donate to this worthy cause). Anyway, I'll try to give you a Kaplan's Test Drive and find out sampling of what the MetroNaps experience is supposedly like. After pay­ Date: Saturday, October 16, 2004 ing a $14 nap fee, (OK go ahead and do the double take,.... yes, the price is $14.) Time: 10am the napper is given head­ phones, shown to the nap pod whereupon he is Location: Rollins College, Bush Auditorium reminded how much he just paid for a 20 minute nap, and he passes out. Just kid­ ding; the napper is not reminded of his lighter wal­ let, but he does put on the To register, call or visit us online today! headphones, and falls asleep to peaceful sounds. The napper awakes to soft light changes and vibration and may treat himself to a lemon 1-800-KAP-TEST face sprits before heading KAPLAN back to work. I image the lemon face sprits does its job kaptest.com/testdrive best on those who forget to close their eyes, or when Test Prep and Admissions administered to the face of an unsuspecting coworker. I'd tell you more, but its -Test names are regstered trademarKs-ei their respective time for my nap. SEPTEMBER 17, 2004 fCATUReS THE SANDSPUR

LAND HO: A sail boat gets battered against the road on a section of Banana River. Many Hurricane Frances was hyped up but didn't deliver. boat owners lost their boats due to the storm. Although the damage to Central Florida was minimal, the coast was still hit hard. Here is a look at how Cocoa Beach faired during the storm. photos /Adam Burton

THROUGH THE ROOF: At about 1 a.m. the morning Frances hit, the steeple of Cocoa Beach First Baptist Church was ripped from its perch. The end result left the choir balcony severly damaged and lots of clean up.

FRANCES VS. THE PEOPLE: Christy Sanford (above) screams and shouts at cops as they direct traffic away from a main bridge (left) heading out to the barrier islands. Sanford left her children and friends behind on the islands to check on her trailer home in between squalls. Sanford is angry because another squall hit and the police force was not per­ mitting anyone to use the bridge during the high winds and rain. SEPTEMBER 17, 2004 TO THE SANDSPUR £ntcttalnHi&nl Fair Review? vso% ®®v wfVf • Just another 19th century _ ARCHIBALD GRANVILLE BUSH English bore? Or is if something more? by Selena Moshell The Archibald Granville Bush Center has always staff reporter stood as a mammoth on the Rollins Campus. It certainly is very imposing, standing as one of the tallest structures A cascade of opulent at Rollins. On Saturday September 4 and on Sunday jewels, ripples along a spin­ September 5, most students got to know Bush more than ning dress, a peacock's they had ever wanted. Bush is not only home to most sumptuous plumage, and a Science and Math classes but is also used as a hurricane rose's luscious petal: these images of the latest costume photo / VANITY FAIR.COM shelter. Dubbed "The Bush Resort" by many of the NOT SO POLITE: Witherspoon portrays a viscuous woman. refugees, it offers many household comforts, not to men­ drama, Vanity Fair, impress Furthermore, she tion safety from hurricanes. upon viewers first; images of performance of pain that didn't use her sexuality to The first floor is used mostly for entertainment and luxury, wealth, power, and sends empathetic chills all the point of impropriety. dining. It is home of the Cineplex at the Bush sexuality. These themes run around the theater. Auditorium, which plays quality movies throughout the throughout this movie, Before Becky could fall, Rather, she used it as she entire storm. What about power you ask? Do not fret; the which is not only a feast for though, she had to rise. As should have, as a tool in her projector is also hooked up to the generator, so in case of the eyes in its luxurious silks an intrepid daughter of a barrage of characteristics. a serious disaster, the students at least will still have and sets, but a remarkable poor, widowed painter, Her sexuality was a part of movies. Some of the highlights during Frances were 50 story of one incredible Becky had enough clout to who she was, and unlike the First Dates, My Big Fat Greek Wedding, Pearl Harbor, and woman. demand of a wealthy patron women of her time who Mystic River. The lobby of the auditorium is used as the Her name says it all: a a higher price than her father repressed and suffocated Dining Hall, although not as glamorous as the Cornell quick wit, a sharp intellect, originally set for a sentimen- themselves, she used it, as Campus Center, it still gets the job done. Scrumptious and a bold temperament, tal painting of her deceased well as her intelligence, wit, meals like hot dogs, mystery meat burgers, and salad sur­ Rebecca Sharp is a character mother. This display of and charm to her full advan­ prise are served here. Another highlight of the first floor before her time, as is the strength was followed by a tage. If this makes her a vil- at Bush is the Internet Cafe, which makes its home in the novel she embodies. Often childhood of irreverent lainess, then some of the John S. Ross classroom. Here storm evacuees can watch painted as a "rags to riches" servitude at the obligatory most powerful, intelligent, movies and connect to the Internet at the same time.Tthe story of a "social climber," orphanage found in every and successful women of operation center for campus safety and facilities, also Becky Sharp is often seen Victorian novel and a gov­ today are Cruella DeVilles. located on the first floor, is a place where everyone can with a villainous hue, but erness position at an estate She is painted as a scoundrel hear the latest on the storm and get information about this is truly not the case. In of average wealth. Here she because of her bold nature, possible damage to the campus. begins her her dogged determination, The second floor was the quietest during the storm, ascent into her unfailing fortitude to not so it is no surprise that this was home to the faculty and the higher only survive, but prosper. staff during hurricanes. The hallways are nice and clean, echelons Becky is greatly misunder­ and only sporadic children's laughter breaks the silence. of society stood in this respect, even by Some staff members chose to read the storm away; others by marry­ her own husband, and is played cards. The second floor is also home to many com­ ing "up", misread and maligned even munity members who had nowhere else to go. During and here is today. Hurricane Frances, Rollins hosted a record amount of where the Rebecca Sharp is a char­ local residents. indiscre­ acter worthy of admiration, From the most boring to the most exciting floor we tions of from women of the past and go. On the third floor of Bush we can find the greatest photo / VANITYFAIR.COM COntemDO- the present. Against all odds, GENTLE TRIO: The men caught in the scandal. hodgepodge of different activities. When walking around rary critics she stood her ground, never on this floor, it is probably a good idea to have a flashlight this version, directed by come to mind. flagging in her resolve to see with you, for there were many people sleeping in the Mira Nair, Becky is por­ Often, Becky is painted the world on her own terms, hallway. Apparently, Rollins felt it was more important to trayed as a bold and strong as a villainess~a woman always resolute and spirited, protect its lab material than to give students a comfort­ female character, something who used others to achieve and never conforming to able place to sleep. Many of the rooms on the third floor many readers balked at in greatness. On the contrary, whatever society thought were locked up and had a large sign on the door that read the novels' time and some­ Becky did not need anyone she should be. The movie "LAB: NO SHELTER." Ironically, these signs were only thing some contemporary to achieve prominence captures the spirit of Sharp posted on the third floor where there were the most peo­ viewers undoubtedly do beyond the connections each beautifully, pulling the view- ple during the storm. Luxurious settings aside, most stu­ today. person afforded her. In fact, er into a spectacular world of dents made due with air mattresses, comforters, and The entire movie frames most around her in the eche­ Victorian society with ele­ some even slept on tables. It is a scientific fact that a col­ Becky Sharp and the world lons that she accessed gant costumes, historically lege student cannot sit and do nothing for more than she knows perfectly, from watched in fascination as she accurate sets, and an elo­ twenty minutes, therefore many activities started to the costumes to the sets, but charmed her way into socie­ quent script. The movie spring up. One of the rooms played a full marathon of Becky truly shines through ty. Her charismatic, intelli- would truly be an empty "Family Guy" with two entire seasons played on the first in the pitch perfect casting of gent, and bold character pro- costume drama without the day. Across the hall from that, we had what is called "the the equally bold and tena- pelled her to the top, not just incredible story, and spirit, Game Room," where a very exciting poker tournament cious Reese Witherspoon. who she knew or married. of Rebecca Sharp. was played that featured almost 30 people. Some also Witherspoon, who seems to chose to play other card games like Spades and Hearts. gravitate toward roles fea­ Making your way around the bodies, you could find peo­ turing strong women over­ ple playing soccer in the hall, improvising tables as the coming great odds, gives her goals. Another favorite way to spend time was to play most mature and compelling monopoly, a game that is so insanely long it makes performance to date. She Frances look like a sprint runner. truly embodies Becky's con­ All in all, Bush provides some comfort. It is not the fident and daring nature, Hilton or the Four Seasons, but it makes due in a hurri­ every ounce of her being cane. After being there for two days, one evacuee cap­ radiating Sharp's willful tured it best by saying, "If they don't let us out, I'll start spirit throughout each scene. hurting people." In one gripping scene where Becky's life comes apart at the seams, Witherspoon BY JOHN FERREIRA gives a passionate, stunning QUA DDE -rr\K photo / VANITYFAIRMOVIE.COM J>MAKPE TONGUE: Southern gal, Reese Witherspoon breaks the mold with a 19 century British role as a social climber. SEPTEMBER 17, 2004 ^ntcHalnMcnl THE SANDSPUR Hurricane To Do List

• Top 10 Things ricane decides to strike 7. Understand what a to do during the Central Florida. communal prison would be 10. Watch movies on like. next Hurricane. your laptop till the battery 6. Meet and greet all the runs out, then "borrow" one Winter Park police before by Max Remer from the kid sleeping down they bust you at a house staff reporter the hall from you and watch party. movies on his. When that 5. Mix together some Yeah, Ivan might have runs out, "borrow" again, missed us, but hurricane sea­ chemicals in Bush; some­ rinse and repeat. thing has to either go really son does not end till the 1st 9. Experience normally right... or really wrong, of November so it is always overpriced cafeteria food either way you can blame it good to be prepared. Here FREE of charge. on the hurricane. THE REAL MEAN GIRL: are 10 things, other then 8. Leave campus, do you 4. Buy all the water Looks like Lindsay's let her doing homework, you can not have parents that love available and then sell it to new celebrity go to her do if and when another hur­ you and want you home? people. Yes, this is horrible head. National Enquirer MEANWHILE, AT THAT SPECIAL PLACE IN HEU. RESERVE? but is not supply and says she's, "a nasty piece of FOR HURRICANE CHARLEY'S PRICE-G0U6ERS... demand what capitalism is work—spoiled, jealous and about? <#5PPP' ft vicious." Rumor has it 3. Not only do text­ Lindsay screamed at for­ books burn if you need fire, mer pal Tara Reid, "You're ICE but they can also come in a has-been. You're so over handy when a toilet paper it's not even funny!" $200. substitute is need. mm 2. Play "what is that photo/ Mi. smell" as all the food you had has gone rotten a long time ago. 1. Realize your room­ mate who wandered away )fMJ)\J*S %i from the group is not com­ MODEL BEHAVIOR Infamous ing back and experience all for her diva-like antics, Naomi mm. 'asm wmm the greatness of living in a Campbell lived up to her reputa­ plush single room. tion again at the recent Esteban photo / CAGLE.COM Cbrtazarfashimshow. Sherefused to get ready with the other mod­ els and demanded her own i All That is Rock dressing room and stylists. Later, she wouldn't walk in her desig­ nated outfit because she didn't • Chronic Future like me'way it looked on her.

lines in My Face' photo / THISISHAYWARDSHEATH.COM offers a variety of rock. by Caroline Ogle staff reporter GIVING 160 IQ JESSICA A Rock is a genre that has RUN FOR HER MONEY: developed into several dif­ Paris Hilton reportedly ran ferent types and styles over into the Williams sisters while the years. With this diversity, at a Tommy Hilfiger fashion comes the group known as show. While making small Chronic Future and their talk she asked the tennis stars, very successful efforts of "How many minutes apart combining the many differ­ were you born?" The ent aspects of rock. Their Williams sisters, who are not new cd, "Lines in My Face" twins, just laughed off the photo / CHRONICFUTURE.COM blonde's blunder. is a testament to nonconfor­ BRING IT BACK: Claiming to bring back rock and fostering mity and genius. unity, Chronic Future debuts their album. photo / RUMELA.COM Chronic Future is a tight­ If you want an upbeat, ly-knit group that began in "Time and Again" proved its cheerful song, youTl find Arizona. They stick to their worth on the cd. Lyrical tal­ one on this album by the ideals, and make music that ent really shows here, as name of "Static On the has a unique flavor. they would hit home to any­ Radio". The choppy, lively Meaningful lyrics, strong one who has tried to find out RIP-OFF: Simon Cowell, famous background is yet another choruses, and driving chord more about themselves. It's a for dishing it out now has some catchy tune contribution to accompaniments make this fast, powerful song that criticism of his own to deal with. this CD. group popular for the high truly shows off the talent of Facing a lawsuit brought on by Chronic Future is the Simon Fuller, creator of 'Pop Idol" school and college aged Chronic Future. melting pot of all that is the original British version of crowds. Using different top­ "Shellshocked" goes rock. Everything in this American Idol Fuller filed me suit ics ranging from dark to back and fourth between a album is about diversity of over a new show CbweH started positive is a trademark of soft, staccato melody with a style. This group manages to called, "X Factor." Fuller claims the this new, unifying type of slower feel in the verses and create great songs with a new show is a rip-off of "Idol". rock group. The whole a forceful exclamation in the variety of soft and loud, Cowell dismisses the accusations theme for Chronic Future is chorus. The song has lyrics hardcore and fun. "Lines in as "totally and utterly ridiculous". offering alternatives and of hope, declaring "Pm My Face" would make a per­ choices. standing shellshocked but fect addition to any rock Opening with a rapped Pm still here". Rapping gave music collection. section followed by a catchy way to harmony for an over­ chorus, the featured song all well put together song. SEPTEMBER 17, 2004 THE SANDSPUR <£ n I a * I * i n M e n t to Orlando country influence (and no break that appears on the lere is end of the album. Putting and" twiddling of the • Another alter­ much information available that does not mean rap). The vocals progress a bit more this CD in and giving it a thumbs. This band had a native group flop? on the band's background. first spin, it leaves a decent chance of being good if they They are supposedly a quar­ and resemble the artist first impression with the first weren't just trying to make A success? Or tet, although all evidence Howie Day quite a bit on tracks. But getting halfway some record executives and shows they are actually a this track. just copycats? through the album its all too radio disc jockeys happy. three member band (there It slows down a bit with apparent every song sounds Their own lyrics say it by Adam Burton are only three main people "Take What's Mine", which staff reporter the same. Listening to it a the best: "Waiting for the sun mentioned through the features a bit more interest­ third and fourth time leads to shine"- and it never does. The music industry has whole CD booklet), which ing instrumental work from become increasingly pre­ would be more impressive. the guitar and piano in the dictable as of late. Every However, it is unsure middle of it. now and then a band with a because upon further inspec­ "Everything We Are" new or forgotten style gets tion of the CD booklet six follows up and absolutely thrown into the spotlight. In different people are credited screams of Coldplay during the wake of this, the sur­ for playing on the record. the chorus. Some more rounding record companies Confusing yes and proof twangy guitar stuff happens scramble to find, sign or that this band was assem­ and leads into the next songs even create a band or artist bled to make money? "Waiting for the Sun" and that can help them catch up Probably so. "Different Ways". Both and cash in with the latest The record opens with these tracks thrill the listener "sound". their meant for radio single with... nothing different... This is apparent with "Hard Road". It has a bit of at all. The Shore's recent self-titled a southern touch but is all These guys are obvious­ release on Maverick records. too reminiscent of Oasis for ly talented musicians, but Sometimes these ventures some reason. It seems to be their songwriting sucks. The work for record companies the way the vocals are only song on the rest of the and more often then not they arranged. It is a standard CD that is barely worth pay­ flop. This one flops. radio rock song. ing attention too was "IT1 Be In the wake of melodic "Firefly" follows with a Your Man". It is a bit more alternative bands in the vein twangy little intro. If there is interesting musically and of Coldplay, The Shore has one thing that makes this leans a little bit more come to surface. Formed in band stand out just a little towards the alternative. photo / GOOGLE.COM THE SHORE: Southern influence plus alternative rock equals 2002 by founding member bit, it is their dirty southern But that song is the only boring monotnous music. The Creek With Seth Green ra • Need a laugh? Without A Paddle. This played by Lillard, Shepard, action-packed comedy from and Green rehash old mem­ Without a Paddle Steve Brill, the director of ories only to find themselves has more to it such films as The Mighty inspired to go on a Goonies- than just Burt Ducks, The Wedding Singer, style treasure hunt to find and Heavyweights, is just the the lost fortune of the Reynolds as an trick to brighten those famous explorer, D.B. old mountain September blues. Cooper. Without A Paddle is the The plot thickens as the man and angry story of three life-long three are confronted with the farmers. friends, played by the witty forces of nature, wild ani­ and hilarious trio of by Katie Pederson mals, and an unexpected Matthew Lillard {Scream), staff reporter stumble on nature's crazy Dax Shepard (MTV's human inhabitants. Finding Looking for a break from Funked), and Seth Green themselves running from the everyday monotony of (Austin Powers). Following a gun-brandishing marijuana class, work, and life's general ten year separation, the three farmers, swinging with hip- problems? Then I suggest are reunited by the death of pie environmentalists and you take a leap and go up a their childhood companion, singing Culture Club's "Do creek at your local movie Billy. Following a comedy of You Really Want to Hurt theater to the slapstick hit, errors funeral, the characters Me?" Lillard, Shepard and Green must con­ front their fears and pass a crash course in wilderness sur­ vival and friend­ ship to make it out alive. Without A Paddle is a definite must see for this fall. Lillard, Shepard and Green bring the screen to life in a non-stop laugh-a-thon,

packed with unfor­ _.. photo / PARAMOUNT PICTUK gettable run-ins and fcYtS WIDE OPEN: This wilderness trip require s more than hilarious one-liners. one pair of eyes, and a full team. Just do not expect lines. Without A Paddle is head to the movies. You just any internal mean- strictly for the laughs, and it might find yourself sur- ing, advanced cine- does its job well. So take my prised and up a creek SOMEWHERE IN THE OREGON: Seth Green, MattK'uSana'ISa? mato8raPh% or advice-drop your books for Without A Paddle. Shepard embark on a ransom money hunt in the wilderness. complicated story- a couple hours this week and SEPTEMBER 17, 2004 £ ntctta in Ht cnl THE SANDSPUR Soul Searching Soft Rock . 'Of What Lies nothing that sounds differ­ It sounds like everything of this World," deal with a CD needs some work. I Beneath' album by ent or memorable. Unlike else but does not really less happy theme (alien­ wouldn't rush out to buy Of some of the other bands and sound like anything. Dyer is ation) than the rest of the CD What Lies Beneath, but I newcomer Dan artists out there today, Dan not copying anybody's style, and are a refreshing change would not call it terrible Dyer and pro­ Dyer doesn't really seem to but he just doesn't seem to from the almost childlike either, just lacking some­ have any troubles in his life; have any style of his own; so cheerfulness of much of the thing to make it more pow­ duced by Lenny no heart ache, sorrow, pain he is trying a little bit of other tunes. However, they erful and memorable. Kravitz hits stores. or anger. If he does have any everything. still fail to make an impres­ However, we encourage problems, he isn't complain­ by Erica Tibbetts There are a few moments sion. you to formulate your own ing about them. The first opinions about the new staff reporter of, if not exactly brilliance, at All in all, I was not over­ time I listened to the CD, all least promise on Dyer's solo ly impressed with this CD. It artist. Please visit his website I'd never heard of Dan the songs seemed to be debut. Track 4, reminds me of vanilla ice at DanDyer.com to view Dyer before I decided to excessively happy and "Stereosonic," does have a cream; just too blah to be photos and find out more review this CD, so when I monotonously similar to one good beat and is the closest enjoyable by itself. (Of information about him. You started listening to it, I had another. Not a great first of any of the songs to being course some people like can also listen tc some of his no idea what to expect. I was impression. original and catchy. Tracks 5, vanilla ice cream). But my tracks and even write to him. told the music was "alterna­ After listening to Of "Space Alien," and 7, "Not personal opinion is that the tive," but who knows what What Lies Beneath a few more that means these days? times (hey there was a hurri­ Then, I saw that Lenny cane, what else was I sup­ Kravitz produced the CD posed to do?), I realized (the first for his new record there was a little more sub­ label Roxie), and that he stance to it than I had origi­ actually collaborated on a nally thought, but not much. few of the songs. That was Dyer is struggling to find his slightly reassuring. own style, and in the mean­ I started listening to the time, he has decided to bor­ CD with an open mind, row from just about every­ ready for anything and not one else. Throughout the CD really expecting anything. there are similarities to That's kind of what I got: not David Grey, Jewel, much of anything. Of What Jamiroquai, Joss Stone, Lies Beneath is a CD search­ Travis, Radiohead, John ing for a soul. It is almost Mayer, and, most notably, sickeningly "easy listening." Lenny Kravitz. The CD has There are no real standout some blues influence, as well songs, nothing to make you as pop, jazz, and maybe a lit­ want to get up and dance, tle techno, but it fails to feel good, or feel bad, and make any sort of statement.

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Do not dismiss these surveys I would like to extend One thing that I will be should you get one because the warmest welcome to especially attentive to this you could be lucky enough anyone who would like to year is reporting on the core to have your thoughts pub­ submit an article to the ideology of America's largest lished in this book. College Sandspur's Opinions generation which is now Prowler has already released Section; this is your paper, entering post-secondary books on the Ivy League your staff/your voice. education: the Millennial schools and all carry five- There is much to be generation. Researchers star ratings on addressed this school year. have reported that this is the photo / ISSAC STOLZENBACH Amazon.com—now it is our We have a new and forward- most highly educated gener­ turn to let our nation know things to come to pass we thinking president in Dr. ation in America's history, what we are all about. will need your assistance. Lewis Duncan; we have a thus it will be interesting to This invitation is extended decision to make in regards report the opinions of the This section is here to to anyone who has some­ to who is going to be in the students that are going to annunciate the voice of the Wanna comment on White House for the next change the face of our student body; our aim is to thing to say; this includes, this, or any but is not limited to faculty, four years; and we are living school; this could foreshad­ get the issues that lie in dark­ Opinions article? history as Rollins College ow how they will later ness out into the light; our staff and students. Nothing takes its rightful place on the change our nation, and even­ goal is to make you have will be barred short of vul­ [email protected] national scene. These sub­ tually the world. conversations both in and garity, so expect things to get jects may seem light in com­ In more exciting news, out of the classroom. This is heated. We look forward to parison to the greater issues there are members of your a challenge that we are pre­ hearing from you; see you in that affect us as a school and journalism team that are pared for, but for these class. Bush and Kerry Sitting in the Tomb... • Whether you policy to domestic lawmak­ her book, "Secrets of the ing. Members are sworn to Tomb." Robbins empha­ pick the donkey or secrecy and as part of the ini­ sized the small, but effective the elephant, its tiation ritual are instructed ,size of the club. "There are to reveal all their secrets to only 15 people a year, which still connected to their fellow members; this is means there are about 800 America's Elitists. done in an effort to build sol­ living members at any one idarity and assure members time." by Issac Stolzenbach that if they reveal secrets of What does this have to opinions editor the organization, then their do with anything, you ask? Conspiracy theories own will be discharged. Well, you should note that aside, it is a fact that both Members include a wide- this is probably the first time President George W. Bush range of movers-and-shak- you've heard about this. and Senator John Kerry were ers: 27th president of the Even though 60 Minutes did both members of a secret United States, William a special on this subject last society while they attended Howard Taft; U.S. Diplomat October, there has been lit- Yale University. W. Averell Harriman; and tle-to-no coverage on this Skull and Bones, a secret founder of Time Magazine, topic. Though this is a news­ photo / CBSNEWS.COM society modeled off 18th Henry Luce, just to name a worthy subject, it has not THE SACRED SYMBOL: The Skull and Bones use "322" in century German academic few. been treated as such. their symbol to acknowledge the death of Aristotle in 322 B.C.. societies, was established in What makes this society Why news-worthy? two years apart. the Yale campus that serves New Haven, Connecticut, at so unique is its limited num­ Because Bush has five mem­ The American public as the Skull and Bones Yale University in 1832. The ber of members; only 15 uni- bers of his administration does not seem to hear about world-headquarters. that are Skull and Bones these kinds of things Stories like this reinforce members (once a Bonesmen, through the mainstream the notion that whether you always a Bonesmen), the media. Could it be because call today's presidential can­ most recent, William of the heavy lobbying from didates Republican or Donaldson, was appointed AOL-Time Warner on Democrat, they merely rep­ head of the Securities and Kerry's side, or perhaps the resent two heads of the same Exchange Commission— powerful media conglomer­ Hydra. The motivational cri­ Bonesmen class of 1953. ate of General Electric that sis that plagues our nation Donaldson graduated 15 lobbies for the Bush will remain in affect until we years before Bush, thus rein­ Administration, preventing decide to make a change: the forcing the fact that this elit­ the news from getting out same families on welfare ists club maintains relations there? One can only specu­ with a higher standard of with more than just their late, but a fact remains: one living than the guy that graduating class. This is should observe that the con­ works two part-time jobs, remarkable because Bush photo / CBSNEWS.COM nection between Bush and the same energy crises from SKULL AND BONES: An elite secret society at Yale that graduated two years after Kerry is not the faux-family giving tax-cuts to individu­ includes some of the most powerful men of the 20th century. Kerry, who was also a tree that went buzzing als that purchase the largest Bonesmen, class of 1966. It throughout the internet society is a collection of elit­ versity seniors are "tapped" SUV's, the same good-ole- would be difficult to assume showing their twice- ists that some theorists for membership per year. boy club pulling the strings that a Bonesmen would removed cousinship. The believe to reside behind the Author Alexandra Robbins maintain comradeship with of the empire with a popula­ scenes of everything has studied the society for relationship between our tion that cannot admit to a fellow member 15 years two presidential candidates America does; from foreign years, which culminated in apart and not a member just themselves that they are, lies in a windowless tomb on indeed, an empire. SEPTEMBER 17, 2004 O^t^pi^n^ THE SANDSPUR l VIEW FROM MARS Bush Speaks Clearly by Jami Furo perpetuated because the Again, Senator Kerry's copy editor The Oldest CoCCege children will not have the ideas are similar—only with­ So the Republican and skills or qualifications to rise out any specific plans. He Newspaper in TCorida Democratic conventions are above the status of their par­ incorporates the ideas that FOUNDED IN 1894 by Alan Nordstrom both complete, and we heard ents. Without education for patients and doctors make faculty columnist a lot of speeches about the adults and teenagers, they the decisions making health SEPTEMBER 17, 2004 AN III WIND stances of each of the parties. will not be able to find well- care more accessible, but, VOLUME 110, NUMBER 3 We heard from the front men paying jobs. Most jobs nowa­ Enduring these recent hur­ again, he does not say how. of these parties, such as the days require at least a two- ESTABLISHED IN 1894 ricanes as a householder has So why is Bush's state­ vice president, the first year degree. WITH THE FOLLOWING forcibly reminded me of the ment more believable? The ladies, and various senators. However, John Kerry same reason that the rest of EDITORIAL: treasure of leisure. Whatever However, the most antic­ has no plan for this. In his his speech is more believ­ "Unassuming yet almighty, else a hurricane sweeps away, it ipated events in both of the speech at the Democratic able: he tells us how he sharp, and pointed, well round­ robs one entirely of leisure, if ed yet many-sided, assiduously conventions were the convention, he did not even intends to accomplish his not by mere activity then by tenacious, victorious in single speeches made by the presi­ seem concerned with educa­ goals. He does not make anxiety. combat and therefore without a dential candidates them­ tion. George Bush, on the vague claims, and he peer, wonderfully attractive and I can now count nearly two selves—John Kerry and other hand, gives a relatively explains his objectives thor­ extensive in circulation; all these full weeks lost to Charley and George Bush. detailed plan for the issue. oughly. will be found upon in /estimation Frances, two weeks in which Both candidates' speech­ Another major part of Another reason that I to be among the extraordinary qualities of The Sandspur." every minute that might have es lasted approximately one the president's speech was was far more impressed with been "spare" was absorbed by hour each, and many of the consumed by the objective of the president's speech is that CAITLIN JO GEOGHAN finding ice, Eghting candles, themes of freedom, unity, creating jobs. This specific Bush is not afraid to say the Editor-in-Chief hefting debris, calling tree peo­ and compassion were shared plan includes encouraging hard stuff—the controversy, MARK BARTSCHI ple, roof people, or the insur­ in both addresses. investment, restraining fed­ the political suicide. Bush Managing Editor ance company, and dealing Other than these typical eral spending, reducing reg­ discusses his contentious with other issues of protection, American motifs, there was ulation, and making tax views on welfare reform that reaction, and exhaustioa little that was equal about relief payment. It also requires work, protection for SECTION EDITORS & ASSTS. Everything I did, it seemed, these orations. includes making the United the unborn child, and open­ NEWS BRITTANY LEE & ERIKA BATEY was something necessary. I was John Kerry and George States less dependent on for­ ness of his faith. He also feffTURES KARINA MC CABE living on High Alert. No time Bush spoke of similar topics. eign sources of energy, addresses and playfully crit­ i-HUttainrntMi LARA BUESO & JESSICA ESTES just to relax and be leisurely No However, unlike Kerry, Bush expanding trade, and level­ icizes his own character Oj*Sn**n-3 ...ISAAC STOLZENBACH & JESSICA COMBS SPORTS JOHN FERREIRA & KATIE PEDERSON time for enjoyable reading or gave clear, specific descrip­ ing "the playing field to sell flaws, such as having his writing. No time for—same tions of how he is going to American goods and servic­ English corrected. It takes a STAFF EDITORS thing—rendering. accomplish his goals. While es across the globe." Bush confident man to speak Which, now that I have Kerry stated that "values also plans to protect small about unpopular ideas and JAMI FURO HEATHER WILLIAMS such time again, makes me spoken without actions business owners and work­ to acknowledge his imper­ Copy Copy DANIELLE LAMBRAIA JANICE HARAMIS value my leisure more dearly taken are just slogans," his ers from the entourage of fections. Confidence is most Copy Photography reminding me that in the ety­ speech was riddled with this frivolous lawsuits—lawsuits certainly a trait that I like to mology of both school and sdwl- very error. He criticized the that threaten jobs all over the see in my president. REPORTERS nation. arship, the Greek root word current administration with While George Bush NANCY AGUIRRE SELENA MOSHELL skhok, means leisure. few plans for how to remedy President Bush also spoke about the difficult top­ Mo COFFEY CAROLINE OGLE If you are inordinately pre­ the situation. Bush, on the plans to simplify the tax ics, John Kerry said very lit­ SHAUN CRICKS SOCRATES PEREZ code, which will limit loop­ tle that can even be contest­ ANGELA GONZALEZ MAX REMER occupied with the business of other hand, was very clear in JESSICA JARRETT IKE SAUNDERS survival, there's no time for the his goals and gave explicit holes and the unnecessary ed. He spoke of freedom, RANDI KRASNY ERICA TIBBETTS "idle pursuits" of learning for plans for the future. hours of paper work that the unity, and his love of EDDIE MEHNERT CHASE VANSTEENBURG learning's or curiosity's sake. President Bush's speech American people must America. What decent How frivolous then seems any included extensive plans for endure. The president also American doesn't believe in PHOTOGRAPHERS suggests tax relief and other those concepts? And while pursuit but the practical. To education reform. Part of ADAM BURTON study the liberal arts and sci­ this reform includes a plan incentives to attract busi­ Bush spoke of controversy, CLAY CORBIN ences may prove grandly liber­ to give more Americans the nesses to poor communities, Kerry bragged about his NATALIE WYATT ating to your mind and soul, opportunity to go to college. stimulating the economy in ability to transcend party but even to study them you The president has a plan to those areas. lines and appeal to every­ BRIAN HERNANDEZ need already to be liberated double the number of people Interestingly enough, one. That's the easy way. A Production Manager from worldly concerns enough served by the principal job John Kerry's ideas are almost true leader can talk about the ROBERT WALKER to read, thinly write and con­ training program and to identical. He even includes controversy—not just the Business Manager popular, pacifying topics. verse in leisure increase funding for com­ many of the same phrases, DEAN HYBL The treasure of a traditional munity college. Bush also such as a "fair playing field" Even if you don't agree Advisor plans to put more power in for trade and closing "tax with the president's plans for four-year course of liberal edu­ The Sandspur is published weekly cation consists essentially of the the hands of the teachers and loopholes." The only differ­ the future, at least he has on Fridays and maintains a circula­ golden opportunity for eager, parents rather than govern­ ence between the plans is them. According to the sena­ tion of 2,000 copies. newly adult minds to absent ment officials, fund early that John Kerry's lacks tor's speech at the conven­ The Editorial Board extends an specifics of how he intends tion, I am not convinced that invitation to our readers to submit themselves from the normal intervention programs in letters and articles. In order for a let­ exigencies of working and high schools to help students to accomplish his goals. he has any idea of what he ter to be considered for publication, at risk of dropping out, place Health care is a major will do if elected president. it must include the name and tele­ householding and devote their phone number of the author and be precious leisure to learning more focus on math and sci­ hot spot in both speeches. I hear a lot of anti-Bush 400 to 600 words in length. what will let them aspire and ence, and require a "rigorous Again, the president offers a slogans that speak of a need In considering a submission for grow into a larger being than exam" before graduation. clear picture of how to for change. Don't you at least publication, The Sandspur reserves reform health care, while want to know what kind of the right to edit letters and articles. they might otherwise He also plans to expand Pell Submit all letters and articles to the become—to become more fully grants for "low and middle Senator Kerry does not. Bush change you will get? address below or bring them to our who they have it in them to be. income families." With these proposed insurance dis­ I won't lie to you—I like offices on the third floor of the Mills counts for small firms as President Bush. I like his Memorial Center. All submissions Woe to those multitudes initiatives, the president must include a printed copy with a who continually toil and sweat hopes to ". . . help more well as large ones, tax credits strength, his courage, his saved copy on disk and must be just to keep living. Blessed are Americans start their career to encourage small business­ conviction for what is moral­ received in The Sandspur offices no es to create health insurance later than 5 p.m. on the Monday we with the leisure to learn and with a college diploma." ly right, and his willingness accounts, and rural health prior to publication. to share the fruits of our studies. John Kerry only vaguely to do what he feels is right centers in every poor county for the nation rather than I thank Chuck and Fran, mentions the idea of educa­ The Sandspur in America. 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Without E-Mail Us At: bureaucrats in Washington, world we are given, "lis an ill education for children, the [email protected] D.C." wind that blows nobody good/' cycle of poverty will only be ISSN: 0035-7936 SEPTEMBER 17,2004 THE SANDSPUR C^-tna&tt^ T-Shirt Unworthy of World Peace Weekly the goal was as fol­ are delicately balanced with peeling the Ralph Nader crashing feel to it. The Ranks lows; just as the President • Beware choos­ the freedoms of those with 2004 sticker off of your mon­ were raining on Bush's was to take the podium to whom they disagree. If itor and replacing it with "4 parade. Not theirs, not John ing your attire accept his party's nomina­ activists want their message more years," would you? Kerry's. Although there was before going out tion for a second term, frus­ to be well received, etiquette But recall that these no public outcry on this one, trated Americans every­ during an election and common sense dictate shirts were made at a mall charges were eventually where were to "open their year. an appropriate time and a store. I would be hard- dropped due to ACLU pres­ place. Two recent cases illus­ pressed to believe the mall sure and a technicality. windows and shout 'fugged- by Shaun Cricks trate this position. owners lost business on that Jayson (no last name) is aboutit' into the night. No obscenities, and everyone staff reporter Stephen Downs and his occasion. There's definitely President of the cutting edge would quit when Bush's Here's the scene. You're son were recently at the some grey area here, and I clothing company, Sik speech started; just a nice alarm didn't go off (again) Crossgates Mall near can't help but see this as a World, wholesaler of T-shirts clean. show of free speech, and you are late to class. You Albany, NY, where they pur­ "no harm, no foul", and "no and panties featured in retail American style." Now that's slip on some shorts, laugh to chased, and changed into, win situation" as stated by stores nationwide. One of more like it. yourself as you slide on that shirts with the sayings "Give their local Sheriff. Mr. particular note features the new "Lick Bush" T-shirt you Peace a Chance" and "Peace Downs was just trying to phrase "F*@k Bush" Am I arguing for restric­ bought, grab your bag, and on Earth" across the front. display his opinion in what screened in red, white, and tions of our first amendment you're off. According to Dr. When asked by Mall felt like public domain. blue across the front. Jayson rights involving T-shirts? Of Steve Neilson, Dean of Security to remove the shirts Good intentions. Right time. has to believe in freedom of course not. What I am saying Students, there are no or leave, the son complied, Right place. Warm, fuzzy expression, right? Right. But is that those in dissent are restrictions on the messages but the father refused. message. Handcuffs? even Jayson agrees in discre­ wise to use tact so as to make placed on clothing at Rollins Security guards then called It's no wonder there was tion. "When I first started, their statements heard with­ College other than "use of police, Mr. Downs was a public outcry to the Mall's [the clothing line] I was out inciting outrage at their logo, seal, and the institu­ handcuffed, was held for actions, including a 100-pro- walking at the mall one day methods of delivery. That's tion's funds. Anything other two hours, and charged. tester march through the wearing one of my shirts self-defeating. than that is a free speech It could be argued that mall and broadcasted slams that had the F word on it. So keep the shirt! If it is a issue." So far, so good. But this was the wrong time and from Jay Leno, prompting This lady was in front of me political message without where else will you be going place; a mall is private prop­ the plaintiff to drop the with two kids, and they were obscenity, and you are in a today? erty. A local Assistant Florida charges. reading my shirt. She looked public place (and it's not Two recent arrests State Attorney I chatted with The second recent story so disappointed. I realized another party's party) wear it involving political T-shirts under a condition of involves Nicole and Jeff then that there is a time and proud and without fear! But have made national head­ anonymity had this to say: Rank, of Corpus Cristi Texas, a place." if you are on private proper­ lines, and are spurring much "Private property is not an who decided to wear "Love In regard to the arrests in ty, respect the rights of the debate. These cases involve open venue for expression of America, Hate Bush" T- New York and Charleston property owners or man­ individuals who wish to your first amendment rights shirts to a July 4 rally for Jayson commented: "There agers. While we're at it; if communicate a message via according to [Florida] law. President Bush in are always political opinions you are politically per­ T-shirt while exercising their When I have to look at Charleston, SC. The couple that conflict. But there are turbed, why not channel that right to free speech. Fair whether or not to prosecute was removed by the secret rules." Some T-shirts go energy into active participa­ enough. They certainly have someone, it's based on if service. They were held, beyond free speech and vio­ tion? Share your opinions the right to express their there was any harm done to charged, and later released. late public obscenity laws with your friends, family, opinions. The framers of our the private property owner. "We certainly did not and private domain; those and professors. Join a cam­ Constitution took great care They have rights, too. It's a expect to be arrested for "should not be worn in pub­ pus organization. Make an to grant freedom of expres­ balance." There you go~a expressing our freedom of lic." impact. Tact and diplomacy sion within the first amend­ balance. If you want to wear expression [sic]," stated Mr. The following is an will get you everywhere; ment, even if said expression a T-shirt like that, do it when Rank. The problem is that example of dissident with remember this axiom. If you is one of dissent. you are not infringing on they were doing a bit more class. Al Franken organized can't, do the rest of us a favor What activists evidently someone else's liberties. You than just "expressing." This the Great American Shout and just fuggedaboutit. need to be reminded of on would not want "the man" was defiantly premeditated, r Out at 10 p.m. on September occasion is that their ights coming into your dorm and negative, and has a party 2. According to the Orlando Power to the Cabbies! • Join the ranks coming cab drivers union, the convention last week. of the few ... the standing against our current The cabbies have agreed to president, are shaking things drive with their lights on proud ... the New up in this country, or at least during the day to symboliz­ York Cabbies on 42nd street in New York ing their vow to "Shine a Union! City. light on Bush" and his poli­ On top of laying down cies. Cabbies Against Bush by James Coker on the horn and teaching have even gone to the staff reporter you how to curse in multiple, lengths of offering free cab languages, ten cab drivers in rides to the Newark or JFK New York cab drivers' New York City have formed airports for any Republican efforts to use their head­ an anti-Bush coalition willing to fight in Iraq. If lights as a symbolic endeav­ known as "Cabbies Against they should also throw in a or to shine light on the Bush Bush." While this organiza­ coupon marked for 50% off administration seem a little tion represents a mere .08% items at the Pottery Barn, it dim. of the 12,000 licensed cab might gain more attention Throughout drivers in the city, the anti- from the Republic party. Washington, DC, there are a Bush cabbies seem to be cre­ Also, some of the most photo / GOOGLE.COM MUGATU SAYS: Hating Bush ..so hot right now. number of lobbies who vie to ating quite a stir. An accurate famous automobiles in TV control much of the political side of the spectrum, The last thing I need is some number indicating how history have decided to General Lee from the Dukes sway on Capitol Hill. many of these cab drivers cab driver refusing to take throw in their two-cents of Hazzard and the Depending on perspective, that are actually eligible to me to the airport because of regarding this presidential Batmobile has staked their some might say that the vote is still up in the air right my beliefs. I guess hating election. claim in backing President teachers' union has the most now, but they are making an Bush is "in" this fall, so I K.I.T.T. (the car from the Bush. If you ask me, I get influence; others would say impact on those that can. guess I'll have to stomach 80's TV series Knight Rider) enough political propaganda that lawyers or accountants One cab driver went so far as these ruthless cabbies until has decided to join forces shoved down my throat by have the most pull. Yet it is to refuse service to a G.O.P. November, like the rest of with the Cabbies effort to oust watching the news or just clear to see that the up and delegate that was attending us. President Bush. On the other walking around campus. SEPTEMBER 17, 2004 SPORTS THE SANDSPUR Federer and Kuznetsova Win US Open

• Swiss first seed young age, as she defeated fellow Russian, number 6 and Russian sixth seed Elena Dementieva, 6-3, seed take Tennis 7-5, to capture the 2004 U.S. open with easy Open Women's Singles Championship. final games. There were also a few disappointments across the by Danielle Lambraia courts. Marti Fish, a Tampa, copy editor FL native, went from win­ With Hurricanes ning the silver medal at this Charley and Frances gone year's-Summer Olympics in and Ivan a looming threat, it Athens to losing in the early is no wonder that many peo­ rounds, a frustrating fall to ple who usually watch the be sure. Another upset was U.S. Open in Queens, NY, the loss of Justine Henin- would miss most of it if not Hardinne to Russian Nadia all of this wonderful display Petrova. of athleticism. For those Andy Roddick provided who had electricity, eyes much-expected entertaining turned from the Republican matches. Holding the record Convention to Flushing for fastest serve, he was defi­ Meadows, where the Open nitely on his game at 152 celebrated its 122nd anniver­ mph. Roddick played an sary. exciting match against September 12 ended the Joachim Johansson in the eventful open with a bang. quarterfinals, forcing the Swiss first seed Roger match to a fifth set. With a Federer captured the first few bad calls from the U.S. Open title of his career, umpire, Andy mocked and defeating 2001 champion made faces to show his dis­ and number 4 seed Lleyton approval; it brings back Hewitt, 6-0, 7-6(3), 6-0, to memories of the Johnny Mac become the first man to win days. Unfortunately, it was three Grand Slam titles in to no avail, for the Texas res­ one year since Mats ident lost anyway. Bad calls Wilander in 1988. Now four seemed to spread like wild­ and one in Grand Slam fire as Serena Williams bat­ finals, Federer also joins vet­ tled Jennifer Capriati also in eran Andre Agassi as the the quarterfinals. In a press only active players to win conference after the match, a three different majors at any distraught Williams had to point in their careers. This laugh to keep from crying. She claimed that the umpire was Agassi's nineteenth U.S. photo / USOPEN.ORG Open. was against her and that FOREIGN INVASION: For the first time in four years there were no Americans in the final four As for the women, it's all there was a conspiracy res­ of either competition at the US Open. about the Russians. Number onating from Wimbledon. Doubles Championship tro­ ATP Master Series. As of Gaudio, Andre Agassi, nine seed, Svetlana In men's doubles, Mark phy. The tennis world now right now, the ATP rankings Marat Safind, and Sebastien Kuznetsova, succeeded Knowles and Daniel Nestor turns its eyes back to the go as follows: Roger Grosjean. Anastasia Myskina and won their second slam, ATP Master Series as top Federer leads, followed by The women rankings Maria Sharapova, champi­ while Paola Suarez of seeded men and women Andy Roddick who had a read as follows: Mauresmo ons at the French Open and Argentina and Virginia seek to make it to Houston, disappointing time at the US leads, followed by Myskina, Wimbledon, respectively, to Ruano Pascual of Spain where the ATP Master Series Open. In third comes Davenport, Hardenne, become the third consecu­ dominated women's dou­ will meet for the second year Lleyton Hewitt, followed by Dementieva, and tive Russian woman to win bles. The duo took home in a row. Only the top eight Carlos Moya, Guillermo Kuzentova. her first major at such a their third straight US Open players are allowed into the Coria, Tim Henman, Gaston Hockey Club Team Likes to Chill yet another exciting season Most opponents said they cial club, so the team can ing, they should contact • The Frozen of Men's League Hockey. had never seen more than receive funds and donations Steve Cahill at Eagles offer great With no college hockey five people at a game during for ice time, jerseys, and [email protected]. With ice hockey excite­ teams in the vicinity, the their illustrious house league tournament fees. current record of one win Frozen Eagles have found career. Last week Steve Cahill and one loss, the Eagles are ment in Hot the next best With team co-founder was actually approached by looking to push the program Florida. competition...fifty year old Matt Santini graduated, out the hockey coach at Florida in the right with a win next men trying to relive their of picture, and no longer on Southern and is currently Sunday at 5:30 against the by James Coker high school glory on the the team, the Eagles now feel arranging a round robin Flyers. For directions to the staff reporter frozen pond. Last year, the they have a real chance to tournament between Florida rink, go to www.rdvsport- It's a another beauti­ Eagles joined the Men's win the Championship. Southern, Rollins, and Lynn. splex.com. ful fall in Central Florida, House League at the RDV Team Captain Steve Cahill is As of now, the team is hav­ and that can only mean one Sportsplex off of 1-4 and extremely excited about the ing trouble finding a faculty Schedule thing...other than the fact have never looked back. potential this team has; with advisor and that if anyone is Sept 19- 5:30 VS FLYERS that it's hurricane season. With attendance at many returning standouts John interested in helping out, Sept 26- 9:00 VS FURY That is that hockey season is games peaking around one Chandler and Matt they would be welcome Oct 3- 5:30 VS ICE HOLES dawning upon us once hundred people, opponents Nahmias, as well as senior regardless of hockey experi­ Oct 10- 9:00 VS FLYERS ence. Rollins Hockey is also again, and the Rollins and referees were dumb­ netminder David Hennessy Oct 17- 5:30 VS FURY looking for a few additional College Hockey Club (also founded by the number of between the pipes. Cahill Oct 24- 5:30 VS ICE HOLES players to fill the roster. If know as the Frozen Eagles) fans willing to watch a house said that this year he would Oct 31- 5:30 VS FLYERS anyone is interested in play­ are lacing up their skates for league hockey game. like to make Rollins an offi­ Nov 7-9:00 VS FURY SEPTEMBER 17, 2004 THE SANDSPUR SPORTS The Hunt for October Heats Up Despite playing • Two teams fight extremely well over the last in AL while there few weeks, the Angels have are still many slowly lost ground to the ridiculously red-hot Sox. times in the NL While the Angels have a fan­ vying for final spot. tastic defensive and offen­ sive lineup led by the likes of by ChaseVanSteenburg Vladimir Guerrero and staff reporter Garret Anderson, their With the final two weeks weakness lies in their start­ of the Major League Baseball ing pitching. Bartolo Colon, season fast approaching, the man brought in to teams are fighting harder anchor the staff, has played than ever for each win, and like the stuff that comes out the races for the wildcard in of a colon (5.12 ERA), and both the American and the starting pitching has fall­ FLORIDAMARLINS.COM THROWING FOR OCTOBER: Despite being on a staff with big names like Burnett, Beckett, National leagues promise to en apart from there. Luckily and Willis, Carl Pavano has stood out as the Marlins most solid starter remain tight. Let's break for the Angels, the bullpen down the key teams and has been lights-out when the Granted, the Giants do have currently out with a groin offence, the Astros have races in both leagues. Angels have been able to get MLB's number-one head- injury). With the level of tal­ played well of late, and that far. Despite their start­ honcho man-with-a-stick in ent on this team, the Cubs surged to within striking American League ing pitching problems, the Barry Bonds, and an NL Cy might be winning a division distance of the wildcard Angels are an aggressive, Young candidate in Jason right now if Kerry Woods leader. If the Astros have Essentially, a two-team hard-hitting, strong-fielding Schmidt, but the rest of the had not had a spotty year indeed broken from their race between Boston and team that should be a con­ team is composed of some and Mark Prior had been underperforming slump, Anaheim, the AL Wildcard stant threat to the Wildcard pretty average guys. healthy. The Cubs are more they could well win the remains exciting. leader until the end of Especially considering than capable of righting the wildcard. September. Schmidt's recent groin ship. Boston Red Sox (86-56, Leader) injury, look for the Giants to Horida Marlins (76-65,1.5 GB) National League drop out of the lead spot. Houston Astros (78-66,1 GB) Smart trades, team Led by a brilliant young chemistry, and a loaded ros­ The NL race, more so Chicago Cubs (77-64, 0.5 GB) The Astros are finally pitching staff, including the ter and rotation have made than in the AL, is really look­ beginning to live up to at likes of Dontrelle Willis, AJ the Red Sox the team to beat ing like it will be thrilling A rather embarrassing least some of their fans' Burnett and Josh Becket, last in the AL for the last few right to the end, as six teams sweep at the hands of the expectations before the start year's world champions are weeks. After GM Theo are all within 5 games of the pitiful Montreal Expos of the regular season. A line­ not to be taken lightly. While Epstein shored up the Sox leader. Some of the teams marked an ongoing losing up that was once touted as the Marlins lost the leader­ defense at the trade dead­ have surged to become seri­ trend for the Cubs that start­ one of the best 1-2-3 punches ship and hitting prowess of a line, the team went on fire, ous contenders only recently, ed a few weeks ago, and has in baseball has fallen apart number of free agents at the playing well over .700 ball. and key injuries among the lead them to finally fall out with the flexor-tendon injury end of the season, the addi­ A seven-game winning leaders may make things of first place. A lot of guys in to Andy Pettite, and a pow­ tions of Paul Lo Duca and streak followed by a ten- more interesting. Expect a the Cubs' lineup (especially erful lineup flat-out under- Juan Encarnacion have game winning streak helped revolving door of NL Sammy Sosa) are showing performed under manager helped the team tremen­ them to gain eight games on Wildcard leaders in the their age, and have just not Jimmy Williams. At mid- dously on offense, and they the struggling Yankees, and weeks to come. stepped up in big situations season, however, the man­ have been quietly picking up they are now in position to as they did last year. agement made a number of steam. If the Marlins' pitch­ contend not just for the SanFrancisco Gaants (7^65, Leader) However, the Cubs have moves to re-invigorate the ers can stay healthy, and Wildcard, but for the AL East retained most of the same team, which included bring­ Dontrelle Willis steps up his title as well. Expect to see It is somewhat surpris­ winning team together that ing in outfielder Carlos game, the Marlins will be the Sox in the playoffs. ing to see the Giants in top they had last year and have Beltran and firing Williams. right with the Wildcard lead­ spot in the NL considering gotten stronger still with the Led by fantastic starting ers at the end of the season. Anaheim Angels (82-61,4.5 GB) the number of good teams addition of Nomar pitching by Oswalt and that are right on their heels. Garciaparra (though he is Clemens and a resurgence in San Diego Padres (77-67.2 GB)

The Padres are a defen­ sive team. They have stun­ ning young defensive talent in Khalil Greene and Sean Burroughs. A solid rotation includes the likes of David Wells, Jake Peavey, and Brian Lawrence. Trevor Hoffman is an experienced closer with great stuff. On offence, the Padres are decent contact hitters but have little in the way of power. It says a lot about the character of the team that they have made it this far, but statistically the Padres don't seem to have what it takes to legitimately contend with their rivals in the Wildcard. In the wildcard, only one Register to vote online. thing's for sure - anything can happen. These last few weeks should be very enter­ Visit Sand spur's Vote '04 channel, taining. www. thesandspur. org/vote THE Sponsored by QTE SEPTEMBER 17, 2004 SPORTS THE SANDSPUR Dr. Roach Retires as Head of Athletics CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 ings. Rollins also claimed Roach was instrumental in collegiate athletics," said finalist for the national both the men's and women's the fundraising and design Rollins president Lewis Athletic Director of the Year being one of the smaller Sunshine State Conference of the Harold & Ted Alfond Duncan. "Under his direc­ award. schools in Division II with an Mayor's Cup All-Sports Sports Center, which opened tion, Rollins' student-ath­ Roach has served as a enrollment that has ranged Trophies. Eight Rollins h\ December 2000 and dou­ letes set new records in their member of the NCAA from 1,400 to 1,700 over the teams competed in the bled the athletic facilities of sports and in academic Division II Management last decade, Rollins has fin­ NCAA Championships with the College's former sports achievement. Phil is a true Council and the NCAA ished among the top 30 in the Tars' claiming national center, the Enyart-Alumni champion." Division II Nominating the NACDA Directors' Cup titles in women's golf and Field House. Rollins also Prior to coming to Committee. He also has been All-Sports Standings five water-ski. In addition, the recently completed the Rollins, Roach spent three the President of the Division times in the nine year history student-athletes at Rollins Cahall-Sandspur Field at years as the Director of II Athletic Directors of the program. During established a new high mark Barker Family Soccer Athletics at Guilford College Association and has served Roach's tenure, Rollins has for grade point average in a Stadium, which provides the in Greensboro, North as the chairman of the offi­ claimed national champi­ semester and for the year College with one of the top Carolina. He previously cials and awards committee onships in men's golf, men's with 65% of all student-ath­ soccer facilities in Division spent 19 years as the Head of the Sunshine State tennis, women's golf and letes registering a grade II. Other building projects Basketball Coach at Marietta Conference. water-ski while competing point average of 3.0 or high­ completed during Roach's College in Marietta, Ohio. "I would be remiss if I in the NCAA er. tenure include the Rollins Roach won 213 games at did not thank our college Championships in 10 differ­ During Roach's tenure, Softball Stadium at Lake Marietta and is still the administration, Board of ent sports. Rollins has added men's Island Park and the Norm school's career leader in Trustees and my fellow staff The 2003-04 academic swimming, women's swim­ Copeland Tennis Stadium. men's basketball coaching members for enabling me to year was the pinnacle of suc­ ming and women's soccer as Renovations have also been victories. direct our program these cess for the Rollins athletic varsity sports and now offers made to the Alfond Pool and In the summer of 1999 past 13 years," Roach added. department as the College 21 intercollegiate sports. the Alfond Baseball Roach was recognized as one Roach and his wife, finished sixth out of 282 Facility growth on cam­ Stadium. of four NACDA Regional Linda, reside in Winter Park NCAA Division II schools in pus has also been significant "Phil Roach has set a Athletic Directors of the Year and are the parents of three the Directors' Cup stand­ during the past decade. standard for excellence in for Division II and was a adult children. One of the Many Great Faces The F Behind the Beauty of Rollins Word This week on the F-Word: • Winston Short apparently has enough clout the differences between because he has been chosen Keyshawn Johnson and is the man behind as one of this year's 20 Terrell Owens. For those of the pristine condi­ Coolest People in Orlando you who watched week one by Axis magazine. The issue of the football season saw tions of all Rollins was scheduled to run this that Keyshawn's new team: Sports Facilites month. However, due to the Dallas lost badly, while confusion the hurricanes TO's new team: the Eagles by Angela Gonzalez have caused, the issue has won handily. A sharp con­ staff reporter been pushed back to trast can be noted between As you all may have November. Added with the these two gifted receivers. noticed in the wake of the fact that Axis is not as mass- It is ok to trash talk (espe­ recent slew of hurricanes distributed here as it is near cially in football which is a and storms, our beautiful UCF and downtown, I just violent sport) but you have campus has taken a bit of a couldn't wait to bring light to bring it every week to cosmetic beating, most to Winnie's achievement and gain that privilege. Johnson notably our picturesque bring it to the attention of thinks he is God's gift to sports facilities. our school. (If you can't find receivers, and decided to Charley left the Harper- an Axis in November, the stop caring about his team. Shepard Field (the baseball website has the layout, He then moved to Dallas field, new people!) in disar­ www.axismag.com). simply because he wanted ray from its usual pristine Those who know Winnie to play under a coach who condition. Debris littered the can vouch that he deserves make his name famous outfield and the back fence this honor not just for the again. That's a huge differ­ bent over. Our new and work he does but also the ence with Owens, who immaculate soccer field was positive attitude he exudes. chose to play for the Eagles also left disheveled. On top Hopefully with this because he realized playing of that, Frances did not help spotlight, more people can with Donovan McNabb the situation and the threat give Winnie the recognition gives him the greatest of Ivan (and possible others) he deserves for all his hard chance to play for glory. For is, as of the typing of this work. I know there's some Johnson glory is getting higher-ups who need to article, still real. onto Sportscenter the next photo /ANGELA GONZALEZ wake up, too. Winnie is all day or getting some big I'm sure everyone knows ROLLINS' MR.GREEN JEANS Winston Short called "Winnie" over the place, be it at a endorsement deal, while the grounds don't maintain by his friends has passionately taken care of Rollins' fields for sporting event, driving for Owens he will only themselves, and I wanted to seven years. around campus on his cart, experience real glory when introduce the man who's or hanging out at "Splinter to ensure the safety of all the him, he also let me in on he wears a super bowl ring. been working through these City". So if you run into him, Johnson is the poster child athletes that play upon some of the tricks he has up natural disasters to keep make sure to give him a for selfish, childish Rollins' sports complexes them. his sleeve that ensure a little thing called a home field wave and maybe get him a atheletes. All he cares about beautiful and safe: Mr. "Safety's the whole advantage. margarita if you happen to is himself, he forgets that Winston Short. thing," he explained. He's also known as the be at PR's. I'm sure he'd sports is about teamwork "Winnie", as he's more "People don't realize it, but I tenth man on the baseball appreciate it. Because he is and most of all giving back commonly known, has been could care less about what team, and Coach Rikeman one of the nicest guys that to the fans who are actually the athletics groundskeeper the grass looks like as long can attest that he puts in his you will ever meet here at paying his paycheck here at Rollins for 7 years. as I don't have any bumps 6 to 8 games a year! Rollins. His job is not just to keep the for my players to lose teeth JOHN FERREIRA Oddly enough, Mr. Short fields looking great but also on". In my interview with Sports Editor SEPTEMBER 17, 2004 EfflTHF. SANDSPUR SPORTS

What's Boys Open the New Field Happening? • Late goal from Ben Munson lead ROLIUS the Tars over Embry-Riddle in CALENDAR Home Opener. Friday 9-T7 by Dean Hybl Clothesline Project faculty advisor Mills Lawn Senior Ben Munson 7:30 a.m. • 4:30 p.m. scored the game-winning goal with less than four min­ Men's Soccer vs. Nova utes remaining to lift the Southeastern Rollins College men's soccer Cahall-Sandspur Field team (1-1-1) to a 2-1 victory 7:00 p.m. over Embry-Riddle (0-1). The contest was the first Sakrday 9-18 played in the new Cahall- Sandspur Field at Barker Family Stadium. Women's Tennis vs. Stetson Rollins controlled the action Fall Tournament early and scored the first DeLand, FL goal of the game just 16 min­ 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. utes into the contest as Chris Cerroni intercepted a pass and put the ball past the keeper. The Tars finished the half with a seven to five shot Sendav 9-19 advantage. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^B photo /RCSID SGA Carwash Embry-Riddle seized the FIELD OF DREAMS: The beauitful Cahall-Sandspur Field opened for business when Rollins 10 a.m.-2 p.m. momentum from the begin­ played Embry-Riddle. ning of the second half. Daniell Robertson led to a uled for September 14th, has Shots: Rollins 14; Embry- Guest Speaker: Clifton Philip scored the close shot by David Pitt. been postponed until game-tying goal less than Strizelka was there to make October 18th. The next con­ Riddle 10 Rebecca Martin Nagy, Ph.D four minutes into the half the initial save, but Ben test for the Tars will be a Shots on Goal: Rollins 11; "Growing Pains: The Ham Museum" and the Eagles kept the Tars Munson took the rebound home < match against Nova Embry-Riddle 5 Crummer Suntrust Auditorium without a shot for the first 20 and put it over Strizelka and Southeastern on September 3 p.m. - 4 p.m. minutes of the period. into the net for the game- 17th in the conference open­ Saves: Rollins: Rogers 4; Rollins finally began to winner. Embry-Riddle: Strizelka 8, Monday 9-20 er for both teams regain their offensive focus Strizelka finished the Gametime is 7:00 p.m. Team 1 midway through the half game with eight saves as and had several excellent Rollins had 11 shots on goal. GAME SUMMARY Corner Kicks: Rollins 5; Men's Soccer vs. Flagler scoring chances. They kept Jeffrey Rogers had four Embry-Riddle 4 St. Augustine, FL the pressure on ERAU keep­ saves on five Embry-Riddle Goals: Rollins: Chris Cerroni Fouls: Rollins 17; Embry- 7:00 p.m. -10:00 p.m. er Mike Strizelka and finally shots on goal. (15:57), Ben Munson (86:44); Riddle 17 broke through in the final The Rollins game against Embry-Riddle: Clifton Attendance: 545 minutes. A free kick from Palm Beach Atlantic, sched­ Philip (48:47)

Tuesday 9-21 Soccer Star Keri Dye ACE Meeting Bieberbach & Reed 6:00 p.m. Talks to The Sandspur • The senior won First Team for two years in a every day, between one and game? SGA Senate Elections row now. At South Fork a half to two hours, except Keri: Scoring! the Sunshine High School, Keri was for pre-season when we are SS: What are your State Conference named Player of the Year by here two weeks, before future plans in soccer? Player of the the Palm Beach Post and school starts. Then we prac­ Keri: I plan to continue Wednesday 9-22 made the All State team in tice three times a day." coaching- I am the assistant SGA Meeting - Galloway Week Award. 2001. She has traveled to SS: What is your best coach of the girl's varsity numerous tournaments, by Janice Haramis experience playing soccer? team at Trinity Prep right including Flagler in 1998 and now, and I would like to play 6:00 p.m. staff reporter Keri: I would have to Hawaii in 2000, where she say winning MVP at the semi-pro, I tried out my Keri Dye, a senior from was named MVP. Keri took SGA Senate Elections Hawaii tournament in 2000. sophomore year and made Hobe Sound, Florida, was the time out of her busy I was selected out of 125 girls it, but I was unable to play selected as the Sandspur's schedule to sit down with from all over the U.S. because I broke my ankle. I MBA Information Session first featured athlete this the Sandspur, so we could SS: Worst experience? think I will take a year off SunTrust Auditorium year. This women's soccer find out a little more about Keri: Hmm... I have before I try out again. 6:00 p.m. standout was recently her. We all know about the had plenty, of injuries, but SS: So, are you going to Thursday 9-23 long hot pratices that these named "Player of the Week" when I broke my ankle in make a career out of soccer? amazing atheletes have to Guest Speaker: in the Sunshine State 2003, which kept me out of Keri: Maybe, but for endure. Here is what we Raymond L. McGovern Conference, after scoring the the first four games of the now I plan to go to grad only goal in a double-over­ got: Intelligence Specialist season, would be my worst. school to study Zoology. 1 time win over Belmont Bush Auditorium SS: What is your would love to work with ani­ Abbey at the season opener. "You seem to favorite part of practice? mals. I am going to look for 6:30 p.m. • 9:30 p.m. She has also been awarded have a busy schedule. How Keri: I just love playing an internship at either numerous honors, such as often is practice?" the game, so definitely when Animal Kingdom or Sea SGA Senate Elections being selected for the we scrimmage. World. Sunshine State Conference's Keri: "We practice SS: Favorite part of the