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Maybe people will think twice her family's experience with the accomplish their mission. before they get dressed in the morning. effects of this deadly disease. page 11 page 9 pages 5 and 12 Back In The Neighborhood Singing forward for "a book about peutle effect, particularly for him entitled, "The World people who knew him, and According to Mister Rogers: it aims to be a source of Professors Important Things to inspiration for the now Remember." grown-up children who • Music depart France, and the United Fred Rogers was widely were his audience. ment faculty per States. loved because so many peo In the forward for the The concert opened with ple grew up watching the book, Rogers writes about formed renditions songs from Italian com PBS children's series, "Mister how the two met at Rollins of love songs for posers Bononcini, Antonio College when Fred was a Rogers' Neighborhood." For the crowd. Caldara, t and Stefano over three decades, Fred transfer student and she was Donaudy. Per la Gloria d'ado- Rogers taught America's helping to show him around by Natalie Millan rarvi (For the Glory of Adoring • Recent book youth about things like love campus. The two became news editor You) by Bononcini set the honors the life and and security. Joanne Rogers close friends, then a couple, "Who can yearn for the love-struck tone, and insights of Rollins feels that his passing may and he finally proposed to sight of your beautiful eyes Caldaras' Sebben, Crudele have left a void in many peo her in a letter. She accepted and not love you?"—G.B. from the drama La Costanza old neighbor Fred ple's lives. However, she and they were married for Bononcini, from the opera In Amor (Constancy in Love) Rogers. describes the book as being over 50 years. Fred Rogers Griseldci. The Italian compos spoke to the audience of an "just like a visit with him," lost his battle to stomach er's words were brought to unrequited love. Closing up by Karma McCabe and so it should serve as a cancer on February 27. glorious life this past the Italian composers' sec staff reporter means to fill this empty Rogers describes her Saturday, sung passionately tion was O del mio amato ben, Joanne Byrd Rogers is a space. husband in three words - by Dr. Edmund LeRoy, bari by Donaudy, a sad song of member on the board of "The World According courage, love, and disci tone, as Dr. Gloria Cook love lost. trustees for Rollins College to Mister Rogers" is a compi pline. This motivated the accompanied him beautiful The German/Austrian and a professional piano lation of his many educa editors at Hyperion Books to ly on the piano during a per composers were featured player. She also has another tional and enlightening say divide the book into these formance on October 11. next, with Franz Schubert's claim to fame: she is the wife ings taken from speeches, three themes. It includes sev "Great Composers Love Im Fruhling (In Spring) open of the late Mr. Fred Rogers songs, interviews, and let eral beautiful messages such Love Songs, Too!" took place ing up the section, followed in Keene Hall at 3:00 pm by Johannes Brahms' Wir and she has just written a ters. It has an almost thera- CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 before a sizeable crowd who Wandelten (We strolled). came to watch the two pro LeRoy and Cook next fessors perform love songs performed Felix And The Band Played On by some of the most Mendelssohn's Auf Flugeln renowned composers from des Gesganges, an artful Italy, Germany and Austria, • Legandary jazz CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 drummer Joe Morello pays a visit to the Rollins campus. by Donna York copy editor On Tuesday, October 13 from 1:00pm to 3:00pm in Keene Hall's Rogers Room, world famous jazz drummer Joe Morello showcased his talents at Rollins College, photo / JESSICA ESTES performing during the about life as a jazz drummer. History Of Jazz class. BANG BANG: Joe Morello talks Morello was born on Mendelssohn Violin universally acclaimed violin July 17, 1929, in Springfield, Concerto with the Boston ist Jascha Heifitz, convinced Mass with a sight impedi Symphony Orchestra. Morello that he could never ment that restricted him to Three years afterwards, achieve the same level of indoor activities as a child. he made a second solo musical prowess. This led At six years old, encouraged appearance with the orches the fifteen-year-old student ty his parents, Morello start tra, and he seemed to be on to change the course of his ed studying the violin. At the path to becoming a mas musical endeavors and &e age of nine, he debuted begin to study drums. as ter violinist. However, a fate a soloist in the ful meeting with his idol, the CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 OCTOBER 17, 2003 THE SANDSPUR NEWS Mr Roger's Legacy Drummer Boy ous areas, including main music poll for five years in a CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 for you.' That's what eternity CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 taining an active teaching row, in countries ranging as: is made of: invisible, imper Joe Sefcik, Morello's first practice. Morello has addi from Japan to South "In the external scheme ishable good stuff." drum instructor, encouraged tionally provided valuable America. He is mentioned in of things, shining moments Family Communications the boy and was a liaison for contributions to music edu the twelfth edition of Who's are as brief as the twinkling Inc., the non-profit agency a lot of Morello's first musi cation in jazz through: clin Who in the East, as well as of an eye, yet such twin established by Fred, is cal experiences as a percus ics, lectures, and appear being recognized by The klings are what eternity is donating profits to the Fred sionist. Morello developed Blue Book, a listing of made of - moments when Rogers Fund, which pro artistically at a rapid rate, ances, including recent accomplished professionals. we human beings can say T motes children's develop and soon, at Sefcick's recom appearances in the Central Morello's visit to Rollins love you,' 'I'm proud of you, ment. mendation, the teenager Florida area. ' I forgive you,' 'I'm grateful began working with George Most recently, Morello was a particularly delightful Lawrence Stone, who point has collaborated with treat for the Music ed him towards a future in Doreen Gray, pianist, and Department and others in Rollins Music jazz. Nate Lienhardt, bassist, in a attendance at Tuesday's con cert, as Morello is consid CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Chloris) by Hahn was fea Morello left for New trio that performs in the ered to be one of the most description of a lover's plan tured next. LeRoy describes York City and, after a few New York metro area. talented drummers in the to run away to a hidden the song as "my favorite," years, found the position Morello has appeared on history of jazz. To find more garden with his love. The and adds "I just discovered that would last for over 12 over 120 albums total and information on this leg last song featured in the the song this past summer years with the Dave Brubeck won many prestigious endary musician, visit German/Austrian portion of and fell in love with it." Quartet. Morello played on awards, including repeat Morello's website at the performance, was Robert Duparc's Chanson triste (Sad 60 albums with Brubeck's honors from "Downbeat" www.joemorello.net. Schumann's Widmung Song) followed. Quartet. When this group and "Playboy" magazines. (Dedication) with beautiful The last country to be broke up, Morello continued Morello is also th<=> only lyrics such as "You are rest, represented in the concert his interest in music in vari drummer to win every you are peace, you are was the United States, with a bestowed upon me from medley of beautiful, uplift pectedly short song got a big He is greatly renowned and Bach Festival Choir and heaven." ing, and sometimes silly laugh from the audience. during his almost 40 year Orchestra, among others. The French composer songs. The section opened The concert ended on an career has been twice award The performance was segment of the concert saw with Amy Beach's Ah, Love! amusing note with John ed the Enrico Caruso well appreciated by those in LeRoy and Cook performing But A Day, followed by The Philip Sousa's Smick, Smack, Memorial Prize at the attendance. Says Bartschi, "I songs by Gabriel Faure, Daisies by Samuel Barber. Smuck, an example of an Juilliard School, from which found it to be a fascinating Claude Debussy, Reynaldo The well-known 1870's boy-and-girl novelty he received a doctorate in sampling of music from dif Hahn, and Henri Duparc. Beautiful Dreamer by Stephen song that contained such off Musical Arts. ferent countries. Dr. Leroy's Chanson d'Amour (Song of Foster set many in the audi beat lyrics as "I loved a maid LeRoy has also per selections revealed a little Love) by Faure was followed ence reminiscing to their long years ago, a queerer girl formed in New York at Alice known side of famous com by Beau Soir (Lovely Evening) childhood days. The song no once can show. She had a Tully Hall in the Lincoln posers who also had a knack by Debussy. The lyrics by that LeRoy sang next wart upon her nose, and Center and has been for writing love songs." Debussy, as sung by LeRoy, humorously broke the spell. eyes that looked just like a described by The New York The musical month of were powerful, advising the Promiscuity (Hermit Songs) crow's." Times as "a joy to hear." He is October also saw a riveting audience to "Savor the by Barber consists of a single LeRoy, senior professor a frequent local performer performance by The Rollins pleasure of being alive, frank and shocking line: "I of voice at Rollins, was and can often be seen per Chamber Singers, The while one is young and the know not withwhom Eyden delightful to listen to in con forming with the Bach Rollins Singers, and The evening is beautiful." will sleep—But I do know cert, and his talent is recog Festival Society. LeRoy cred Trio, conducted by Dr. John The memorable declara that fair Eyden will not sleep nized well beyond the its German singer Dietrich V. Sinclair, Professor of tion of love, A Chloris (To alone!" The funny and unex- Rollins College community. Fischer-Dieskay and French Music. singer Gerard Souzay with Here at Rollins College inspiring him as a student. we have many of the best SO.. Cook, Assistant and most talented profes Professor of Piano at Rollins, sionals as faculty members psychology, huh? holds the Doctor of Musical in all departments, and the Arts degree from the Music Department excels in Cleveland Institute of Music the quality of its professors and has won many competi and performers. Look for tions. She has performed as a more performances by facul soloist with the Springfield ty coming up, and make sure Symphony, the Hong Kong to attend the Bach Festival Philharmonic, Cleveland on October 24-26. Institute Orchestra, and the Major - Minor Fair Tuesday, October 28 12-2 p.m. Dave's Downunder
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Some of Ideally it aims for achieving these species are endan an average of at least 30 per dents get involved gered, such as the white cent post-consumer recycled in second nation spotted owl. content for all paper sold, More than 80 percent of and to work toward 50 per wide Day of Action these forests in the nation cent content, thus making for environment. have already been clear-cut, 100 percent post consumer and more than 90 percent of paper available in all stores. by Monlque Hubert paper sold by office supply The campaign also contributing writer stores originated from virgin encourages educating tree fiber and not recycled employees, customers, and On October 8, office sup products. suppliers on the benefits of ply retailer Office Depot was While Office Depot has recycled paper, recycling, the focus of a nationwide made a commitment to sell and alternative fibers. Paper protest spearheaded by the ing recycled paper, the com Campaign leaders are cur Paper Campaign, a national pany still lags behind other rently preparing to meet coalition of outdoor enthusi industry leaders like Staples. with Office Depot represen asts, students, environmen Staples was the target of a tatives to discuss changes to talists, and religious leaders. similar two-year long cam the company's environmen Concerned citizens paign. tal policy. If nothing changes across the country rallied at In November of 2002, a boycott is likely. more than 70 Office Depots Staples7 formally committed Rollins students were nationwide, five of them in to the protection of the once again a part of the the Central Florida area. world's endangered forests national action. Eco-Rollins Protesters also called store and achieved an average of initiated a campus cam managers and the company 30 percent recycled content paign, passing out flyers CEO, and sent massive for the paper it sells. This detailing the campaign and amounts of postcards, faxes was a huge success for the Office Depot's current policy. and e-mails, protesting the people protesting and boy They also offered people an company's lax environmen photo /SELENA MOSHELL cotting the chain, and they opportunity to sign post ECO-ROLLINS TO THE RESCUE: Rollins students sign post tal policy. cards urging Office Depot to rejoiced in the victory while cards to protest Office Depot's environmental policies. The protestors urged preparing to pressure all of change its policy. Over 150 Office Depot to phase out the office supply stores to postcards were signed and tion. Selena Moshell, '05, stated paper originating from meet this new environmen will be sent to the Office Actions such as these "Rollins [and UCF are] large endangered old-growth tal standard. Depot headquarters in show the corporations that consumers of Office Depot forests, including the The Office Depot cam Defray Beach, Florida. consumers who buy their products. The actions that Tongass National Forest in paign has just started, so no At UCF, students actual products truly care about we took today send a clear Alaska, the Amazon rainfor boycotting has begun, but ly went to five local Office their origins, and most want message that we won't stand est, and native forests of the consumer pressure has. Depot stores and spoke to to have no part in harming for the wholesale destruction southeastern U.S. Specifically, the campaign the managers, letting them such pristine and delicate of old-growth forests any These forests, which take calls for the immediate know that citizens were con habitats, such as the old- longer." at least 100 years to grow phase out of paper products cerned about the irresponsi growth forests. back, provide vital habitats from endangered forests. ble actions of their corpora- Eco-Rollins student Bailamos: Celebrating Culture • LASA sponsors during the slave trade. They practiced this in an attempt cultural celebra to teach themselves self- tions in recogni defense in the hope of liber ating themselves from their tion of Hispanic owners. Heritage Month. The show combined song, dance, music, acrobat by David Grasso ics, and elements of martial staff reporter arts. "It was cool how they This month marks the maneuvered around and national celebration of didn't hurt each other," said Hispanic heritage. Here on Ryan Armpriester, '07. campus, the Latin American On October 14, the Student Association (LASA) movie "Frida" was shown. is sponsoring a month long The movie depicts the life of celebration, with a multitude the famous Hispanic artist of programs taking place Frida Kahlo. throughout the month. Coming up is the cam LASA's attempt to raise pus wide Mocktail Fiesta awareness of the cultures of event on October 23. Latin America on campus Sponsored by the LASA and kicked off with the appear REACH (Rollins Educating about Campus Health), for ance of Flamenco dancers. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ photo / PAM CRUZ Jose Linares y el Patriorca merly Bacchus, this celebra LATIN FLAVOR: Jose Linares and his flamenco dancers entertain the Rollins community to and his "flamenco dancers," tion gives all organizations kick off the observance of Hispanic heritage Month. put on a show featuring tra an opportunity to submit a 06'. "It is important on col light, good music, and deli ditional Spanish dancers. It non-alcoholic drink of their alcohol," says Pamela Cruz, lege campuses to have a cious drinks," says Kimberly was a night filled with danc choice to be sampled and '04, president of LASA. campus-wide event that Storall, '06. ing, live music, and Spanish voted on by the Rollins com Monetary Awards are advocates sober activities." Come out and support food. munity. given for the best drinks. The event already has LASA's Hispanic Heritage The intention of the pro First place receives $150, sec- On October 13, Brazilian high acclaims from last year. Month at the Mocktail Fiesta gram is to educate people ondplace $100, and third Capoeira Dancers came and "Mocktail last year was one on October 23, and enjoy performed. Capoeira is an about non-alcoholic options. gets $50. "Mocktail is of great of the best representatives of tasty drinks and fun compa African/Brazilian martial art "Mocktail is a way to create importance to Rollins," says all groups on campus, and it ny. hat was started by Africans an atmosphere where you LASA historian Abby Hertz, was a great time with fun, who were brought to Brazil can party with the absence of OCTOBER 17, 2003 THE SANDSPUR NEWS It's a Bird, It's a Plane, It's Cheaper Airfare!!!
government to markets. get access to both Europe • Thanks to a European carriers are and the US through these potential agree eager to get access to domes very gateways. Allowing all ment, ticket prices tic American routes, and carriers free access to both American carriers would Europe and the US will ulti may no longer be like access to all European mately lead to lower ticket sky-high. cities, hoping this will boost prices. their commerce, which has Just like the recent merg by Matt Moore been rapidly failing since the er between airline giants production manager September 11 tragedy. KLM and Air France, an The United States and The current agreement, arrangement between US the European Union are dis known as Bermuda 2, allows and European airlines could cussing arrangements that only four airlines to fly back provide an increased share would allow both groups' and forth between of the friendly skies. These super carriers would give photo/ AIRLINERS.NET airlines more access into Heathrow and the US. The FLYAWAY: If the deal between U.S. and Europe succeeds, each other's airspace. With airlines with this privilege travelers access to more air students may find it easier to travel to Ibiza than Hawaii. the advent of this new are Virgin Airways, British ports than ever before at a ports would be more vulner- approach towards air travel arrangement, international Airways, American Airlines lower price. able to terrorist attacks, will not lessen security in the business would be possible and United Airlines. The only concern However, proponents of this airports, for airlines, and control Under the new agree regarding this new easing of would be transferred from ment, more carriers would air-laws is the fear that air change assure that this new Business Ethics: An Oxymoron? • Rollins alumnus and former Enron employee visits to talk about the poli tics of capitalism. by Mark Bartschi technology manager In the first lecture of this year's "Addy Fellows Series," economist Dr. Robert Bradley, Jr. spoke to a group of 125 Rollins stu dents and faculty members on the topic of "Heroic Capitalism: Enron and Beyond" on Monday night. Bradley earned an hon ors degree from Rollins in 1977 and went on to pursue photo / BRAD ABOFF masters and doctoral EX-ENRON EMPLOYEE: Dr. Bradley speaks in circles during degrees in economics. After Monday's lecture, leaving some listeners confused. working for some time in the oil and gas industry, he took Enron debacle was more a They should ask questions of a job as Director of Public verdict on political capitalism whether their investments Policy Analysis for Enron than corrupt capitalists, and are put to the most economi Corporation. these are two very different cally productive use for the Bradley spent much of things. To this end, he indi general welfare of everyone, STUDIO, mt his lecture discussing the cated that some of the not just the corporation. idea of "heroic capitalism" brightest and bests minds Coming from a man who versus "political capitalism" available were put to work at wrote speeches for Ken Lay, and the shift away from eco Enron full time for the spe CEO of Enron, this rubbed THE MOST ADVANCED nomics based on principles cific purpose of examining some the wrong way. rather than regulations. He government code and find According to Jesenko Tesan, STRENGTH SYSTEM indicated that this "bad" ing ways around it. '04, "A hard communist was breed of capitalism is based Bradley cited many dif standing in front of me! We W • ImfcMI w 111 IP • «P • Mil on money appropriation— ferent economists in his lec came out of this lecture con seeking wealth generated by ture. Some attendees of the fused, full of questions, and IN THE WORLD others. lecture were disappointed in disappointed." Invented at the University of Florida College Bradley went on to cau Bradley's excessive use of Bradley's visit inspired of Medicine, MAXOUT transforms tion that businesses today quotations, and general lack thoughtful discussion must "be a little afraid," of original thoughts and among members of the audi traditional weight training equipment such rather than settling into insights. ence, who had a chance to as Bench Press, Squats, Curls, and more complacency where they Of those topics on which participate in a question and into Intense Strength Development Systems. begin to believe the lies they Bradley did take a stance, answer period following the promote to the public. many took issue with his lecture. Bradley drew the insightful seemingly contradictory While some attendees analogy, "We've got to be principles. For instance, left the lecture with more you will maximize iGtffl careful that we're not smok Bradley promoted less, not questions than they had ing our own dope!" more, regulations by govern upon arriving, all were given sports performance: I far an appointment Among the fundamental ment authorities to prevent the chance to' explore in * Increase Size points of Bradley's argument businesses from using cor * Gain Strength depth the strengths and J Bring this coupon for a FREE Strength [ was the idea that capitalism rupt accounting practices. weaknesses of the regulated * Leap Higher is not Utopian, and this i Evaluation ond one Fill workout Instead, he proposed that capitalist economy of the * Run Faster i located in the Hollkanno Shopping Center near the comer * stems from its often-political corporations base their eco United States today. * Reduce Injuries of 17-92 and Fairbanks Ave. (Behind Hollywood Video) nature. 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More Than Just An Amazing Golfer ties on campus for golf, she from Saturday to Tuesday. • Rollins golfer doesn't mind it too much There is no real 'break' for Charlotte Campbell because she loves what she me." Although golf seems is doing. The only thing that like a leisurely activity, it's a dominates all the bothers her about her suc full time job for the reigning competition. cess is when people ask National Champions. It is a ridiculous questions like lot to juggle with school, by Matt Moore "How far can you hit the training, practice, tourna production manager ball?" (To which the answer ments and what little time is Rollins College has stu is 230 yards, so you never left over for themselves. This dents that have achieved have to ask her again!). super Tar is single and avail great feats both in the class When asked about her plans able for the prospective men room and on the playing for fall break, she replied on campus, but don't say fields of the school. "What Fall Break?" I get to you can beat her in golf, Charlotte Campbell is no go home Friday night and because you probably can't. exception. As one of the star then we have a tournament players of the women's national championship golf team she has helped lead the team to be one of the best in the nation. As a freshman she was named "Player of The Department of Residential Life the Year" and "Freshman of would like to congratulate our the Year" by the National Collegiate Golf Association as well as "Female Athlete of September the Year" by the Sunshine photo/RC SID State Conference. She even FORE!: Charolette Campbell demonstrates her power on the Staff Members of the Month set the tournament scoring golf course. record at the NCAA Division which took place in the more fan support. She feels II championships. Northeast against division I that already the efforts have Kelly Monahan After winning almost schools. To start the week yielded great results. every award possible for col end, the Tars were leading After college, Charlotte and legiate golf in her freshman the Tournaments at Penn looks to join the LPGA tour year, it has finally hit her State and Yale. The team was and has already started her Betsy Mitchell that improving on this feat not disappointed with their journey to prepare for it. The will be less than routine. start, but they would have trainer helping her to pre We are proud to have you on our team! Rather than basking in the obviously preferred to come pare for this is actually the glory of a National out victorious, for this sea same trainer that Annika Championship, she has been son, they feel that the experi Sorenstam of the LPGA uses. training even harder so that ence last year will help them Her favorite golfer is Ratief she can repeat and reclaim have the experience of win Goosen, a South African; the title and her spot on top ning and be able to play the although she thinks its „su*. ...» m * of the Division II throne. season with much more con funny that no one really has ; With tougher classes and fidence and much less pres heard of him outside of the obviously more in class sure. golfing world. When asked requirements being a sopho Charlotte is not only whether she wanted to play more, she is already finding involved with the golf team, on the PGA or LPGA tours, it hard to be involved in so but she is also involved in she said; "LPGA. It's just much in and outside of the school. She is a Political unrealistic to want to play in Rollins. Academically she is Science major as well as the PGA." She also com striving for A's but she being involved in the mented that playing in men's acknowledges that it is Student Athletic Advisory events this year helped her extremely hard when miss Council (SAAC). She also be much more recognizable ing so many classes for the went to a leadership conven in the world of sports. sport that she loves the most. tion this summer to learn Charlotte is pretty much This season the Tars how best to combine student your average college stu have finished in third place involvement with athletic dent. Although she has to in two tournaments, both of programs in order to garner miss some of the great par-
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Hair Color & Design The Olin Library will celebrate the opening of the Bookmark Cafe on Monday. October 27. at 3:00 p.m. in the cafe area.. European Facials The Rollins community is invited to join us for a brief ribbon- Glycolic Treatment cutting ceremony and for cookies and Seattle's Best coffee. Massage Therapy Manicures Be Pedicures The cafe, will be open Monday through Thursday from 3 to 10 p.m. Come by to study, sip a latte, and surf the web wirelessly Waxing & Make-up Apothecary Store Professional Beauty Products jrA CORNER Alcohol Awareness Week rituals October 20-24 ATOThnCARY Facilities Committee Meeting salon Thursday, October 23 - 4:00 pm Bieberbach & Reed Conference Room
CJ& (or an appointment (In the Campus Center) Benefest with Nanov Roots Friday, October 24 OCTOBER 17, 2003 ENTERTAINMENT THE SANDSPUR A Magical Gathering at Disney Walt Disney World hosts a three-day event to launch their latest attractions. by Kim Burdges ; " entertainment editor As the sky over Cinderella's Castle illumi nated with colorful fire works, Disney executives, invited guests, and members of the press were treated to a private magical display rep resenting the power of dreamers and wish makers everywhere. This new Magic Kingdom fireworks specta cle, "Wishes," was just one of three brand new attrac tions Walt Disney World unveiled at their three-day media event last week. The multi-day press event began on Wednesday, October 8, with Disney mak ing an astonishing announcement to help vaca photo / COURTESY OF DiSNEY tioning families. In an effort MAKE A WiSH: Walt Disney World premieres their newest firework spectacular "Wishes" at the Magic Kingdom. to encourage people to "Magical Gatherings" vaca less gourmet tables of food. the dedication of Epcot's as well as the excitement of choose the Walt Disney tion planner will also make it The Jump 5 and Brian Setzer new space ride, Mission: landing and exploring Mars. Resort as their vacation des easier for people to book An Advanced Training Lab tination, the entertainment vacations online as well as follows the four-minute sim company is launching a new coordinate schedules and ulation ride, where guests campaign entitled "Magical vacations with other friends can compete with others in Gatherings." Disney, in asso and families. space themed challenges in ciation with Visa, announced After the announcement an arcade type environment. a special travel opportunity was made, participants in Sugar Ray and the B-52's for families. When a Walt the event were chauffeured performed concerts on the Disney World vacation is over to the Magic Kingdom Epcot stage. booked before January 2, to partake in a celebration The three-day event con 2004 using a Visa credit card, honoring the premieres of cluded on Friday morning guests are eligible for the two new attractions: with Disney officials "Kids Stay and Play Free" "Mickey's PhilharMagic" announcing new plans for promotion, meaning that and "Wishes." The entire all four parks. Plans include each child between the ages Magic Kingdom was color a show featuring the Disney of three and nine receives fully lit up as favorite Disney character Stitch at the Magic free admission to the parks characters walked the photo / COURTESY OF DfSNEY Kingdom, a free flying expe SOMETHING ABOUT MARY: The original Mary Poppins, and hotels with each full streets. The streets were also rience over California called Julie Andrews, Mickey and Jiminy Crickett premiere "Wishes." paying adult. The new lined with chefs arming end "Soarin' Over California" at Orchestras provided the live Space. Disney chairman and Epcot, a new stunt show at musical entertainment. CEO, Michael Eisner, was on Disney-MGM Studios and a "Mickey's PhilarMagic" is a hand to dedicate the ride train expedition to the peaks 3-D interactive movie expe and was joined by twenty of Everest at Animal rience that engages all the former astronauts including Kingdom. senses as participants Apollo 13 commander Jim The Magical Gathering accompany Donald Duck Lovell and Apollo 11 moon- Celebration will continue through an exciting journey walker Buzz Aldrin. The into the New Year and will into beloved Disney films, ride's Mission: Space gives hopefully be the catalyst for including "Beauty and the people the opportunity to many new memorable Beast," "Aladdin," "The Lion experience the adrenaline Disney experiences. King," and others. The new rush of a space shuttle lift-off show premiered a red carpet parade of classic Disney characters, and many celebrities were in atten dance. Joey Fatone (*NSYNC), Florence Henderson (The Brady Bunch), Barry Williams (The Brady Bunch) and Miranda Cosgrove (School of Rock) were all seen enjoying the night's events. The night's festivities ended with the premiere of "Wishes," with an introduction by the origi
nal Mary Poppins: Julie : -: -: ::,•=": :r : : E Andrews. MISSION GO: NASA's Sean O'Keefe, Disney's Michael .„,., -,-^-ES/OF DISNEY Eisner, and former astronauts including Buzz Afcfrin and Jim B0Y BAND BUDDIES: Howie Dorough and Joey Fatone give The next day featured Lovell dedicate Epcof s new ride, Mission: Space. a thumbs up to the new "Mickey's PhilharMagic' OCTOBER 17,2003 THE SANDSPUR ENTERTAINMENT ONE ON ONE WITH ROLLINS' FASHIONISTAS Tyler Chasez, '04 The fashionably fabulous, unbelievably "ultra-yuppy' Rollins student may start feeling the urge t< upon How would you define your personal style? mention of the following designers: Lilly P Ralph | "Outrageous. I like loud things." and ?an What are your favorite shops? d 5i5 "Thrift stores. I don't really like expensive stuff, because available for purchase just a few strides from campus. you can do so much with cheaper things." "Downeast," located at 538 S. Park Ave., is waiting for all students and their wallets (or parent's wallets) to visit and Do you think that Rollins students try to conform to indulge. V other students' style too easily? The store has changed significantly since its opening 30 "Yes, way too easily. There are way too many people that years ago. Initially, it was a sporting goods store. Though a dress like their dads. I take a stance of f**k everyone. You shopper can still find plenty of Orvis sporting parapherna should wear clothes to make you happy, not everyone lia, the store's inventory developed over time, becoming else." much more diversified and appealing to not only local Winter Park residents, but also the students and families of Rollins College. The original owner created the name "Downeast;" there are no mysteries associated with it, just the fact that he hailed from the northeast, moved down Cordelia Wascher, '06 east, and opened a successful retail store. Don Sexton pur chased the store 13 years ago and keep the How would you describe Cordelia's store's original name, knowing that "historically, it meant a look? lot [to Winter Park patrons]". Justine Gioradano (left)- "Americanized Smiling, Meredith Cook, Rollins' alumni and European. The American cords with a "Downeast" employee, seemed to agree that the store remains a Rollins legacy. Cook believes that "many people shirt you'd wear in Belgium with the feel a part of their (The Sexton's) family," a result of the Lacoste flip flops." family-owned and operated business. Cook stated that for Emily Katitz (right)- " Plus, she went to some students, "Downeast" is like a "home away from an international school with people that home". Cook revealed that the store's apparel appeals to grew up in different places combining "both men and Women." She also shared that the store's [many] styles." buyer, Carina Graham, "travels the world," searching for top-of-the-line, trendy, "ready to wear clothing [to grace the j How did growing up in Europe influence your fashion? storeroom windows and racks]". Cook and fellow employ Cordelia Wascher (center)- " With a lot of different looks around you, all sorts of different ee Missy Riegel, also a graduate of Rollins, £re well versed people and everyone had their own look." regarding the store's histor. They are conscientious sales | associates and genuinely pleased to assist ;potential cus- ] Cordelia's trademark style? tomers. Cook shares that the CJ Laing "ribbon belts" and Gioradano & Katitz- "Low slung pants with a high funky pony tail, whenever she goes out the Downeast "ribbon sandals" are two popular items at night." among Rollins students. "Downeast" is a wonderful place to firld an original gift Dr. Scholls' sandals are hand-painted, unique and a visual treat; the sandals are decorated with various designs Timothy Bratcher, '05 including martinis, prim trees, flowers, zebra stripes, and What your personal style? more. The store's tie inventory is phenomenal. There are "Conservative, but with the current trends." beautiful picnic baskets, pet accessories, clocks, flasks, dec Favorite fashion designers? orative canes, bird feeders and various other trinkets and "Armani, Kenneth Cole, Men's Express." collectibles. The store also monograms gifts. I'm definitely attracted to clean lines and something that fits my On Nov. 14, "Downeast" will host a fashion show. The body type." entire 500 block of Park Ave. will be sectioned off, a runway Favorite Look? will be assembled in the street, and professional models "I like preppy, it suits me best. I also like to look clean and well will present upcoming spring merchandise. Customers will dressed, it fits my personality." receive 10 percent off their purchases, and 10 percent of all How would you characterize Rollins style? proceeds will support the Junior League of Greater "I think it is just a bunch of kids that have the same things in Orlando. common, but I don't think people should wear something, So, to all those iusciously-loud-lobster-print skirt, Polo, because it's in. There is nothing wrong with following trends, and handbag lovers, or simply anyone who adorns their but I think you should embrace personality style and wear what person in up scale garb, "Downeast" is a must on the list of looks good on you." places to shop. Nikkia Gumbs, '05, & Shereena Dann, '06 Describe your look? BY SUSAN WILLIAMS Gumbs- "It's a mix of everything. Not con servative, because so many different ele ments define me." Dann- "I have a more classic style." Whose style do you most admire? Gumbs- " I like queen Latifah. She has a lot of hot styles. Dann- "I don't really have one person, but my mom's a pretty damn classy lady."
Favorite stores? ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Gumbs- " I like the Gap, Old Navy and Torrid.com" Dann- "Banana Republic, Express, Gap, Neiman Marcus, and Saks." Rollins Style? photo / JESSICA ESTES Gumbs- "I don't know how to define it, but they seem to follow a trend." LACOSTE LAND: Downeast is the unofficial uniform store for Dann- "People do follow a certain trend, but that's what fashion is- trends that people fol most Rollins students by selling many favorite brand names. low." OCTOBER 17, 2003 ENTERTAINMENT THE SANDSPUR
STUDENT DESIGNERS WCRP ON There is a new trend made," says Kojic. "I even popping up around the made my prom dress." Rollins campus Kojic applied skirts made her sewing from t-shirts. and designing KIM BURDGES by Heather Gennaccaro This new tash- skills to help Word on the Street ion item is due to others, and as the stylish talent of Rollins assist friends in creating With this being our big fashion issue, we decided own freshman Yvette Kojic. their own clothing. In high to go to the "common folk" and find out, "If there was Kojic combines vintage and school, Kojic contributed one fashion trend that you could ban forever, what colorful t-shirts to create a some of her hand made unique one-of-a-kind skirt. clothes for several fundrais would it be?" The general consensus: flip your collars Kojic has been sewing, under ers. In an effort to help her down! Here are some of the others. the guidance of her mother, friends find their inner styl since she was young. ist, Kojic hosted a creative "My mom has been sewing party for her six sewing since I was little," teenth birthday. "The mesh slide shoes says Kojic. "I always went "For my sixteenth birth ed to discuss her designs that look like they belong with her to fabric stores and day, I had a pajama party," with you. She can work with in a grandmother's she started out teaching me says Kojic. "We all made our you on any design. Her start closet." how to make scrunchies. In own pajamas and slept in ing prices are $10 if you pro fifth grade, I'd make pencil them. Everyone was really vide the T-shirts and $15 if cases and sell them for fifty nervous, but [the pajamas] you do not supply shirts. For cents." came out fine." more information, contact - Jill Boand, '05 Throughout high school If you are interested in Yvette Kojic at Kojic mostly made what she purchasing one of Kojic's [email protected] or wore. "Everything I wore I skirts, she would be delight extension 2956.
Yosa's mother came for a visit "High heel sneakers and from Caracas and maybe flannel shirts." brought with her exquisite, impos- s i b 1 e -1 o - f i n d Emily Greene, T05 Looking for an exotic stones. Yosa says piece of jewelry to liven an she often gains otherwise dull outfit? inspiration for I Rollins' own Yosalin Sosa her pieces simply Sanchez has just what you're from the stones themselves; she "The flipped up f***ing looking for. Yosa, '05, is an o art major here at Rollins, and will at times "build up a ed, possessing flair so often collar and the guy's shirts just this past summer her whole necklace to fit around lacking in jewelry sold today. only tucked in the front." love of art took on a new a particular glass bead or To view Yosa's jewelry for form — jewelry design. stone." Yosa's other inspira yourself and to make a pur Originally from Caracas, tions come from nature and chase, visit her website: Heather Mitchell, '04 Venezuela, Yosa came to the fantasy including creatures www.yosysosa.com. In addi U.S. in 2002. Since then she of the sea and mystical god tion to photographs of her has enhanced her early desses and fairies of the jewelry, the comprehensive appreciation for art, delving Amazon rain forest. site shows some of Yosa's into clay, painting, and cloth When describing her work in other mediums, ing design. It was not until jewelry, Yosa states, "[It is] which are equally impres "Capris. Make up your this past summer, while on a the kind of piece you wear to sive. Yosa can be reached mind, pants or shorts." quest for a new art form, that make your informal outfit through e-mail, address on Yosa experimented in jewelry formal." She feels you must the website, or by phone: design. Starting out with just have a strong personality to (407) 804-0129. Check out Matt Mahmian, '07 the basic supplies, Yosa wear her creations, as they these original pieces of art learned the intricate art of are bold and captivating. and help to support this tal beading and creating neck Each piece of Yosa's collec ented fellow Rollins student! laces. Later in the summer, tion is unique and hand craft- Before a piece of clothing As an undergraduate at is assembled or manufac Rollins, Petters is pursuing a "Leg warmers and black degree in economics and/or tured, it all starts with an spandex pants. Hell no." idea, which is illustrated in a international business and a fashion sketch. Fashion minor in studio art. sketches are an integral part "For graduate [school], Randi Krasny, '07 in the fashion business and it I'll focus on fashion, interior is the responsibility of talent design, or architecture as ed artists to bring those ideas "Art runs in my family," long as it relates to busi to life. One such artist is says Petters. "My grandma is ness," says Petters. Rollins sophomore Jenny really good at pottery and Petters hopes that her Petters. Petters has been my grandfather draws." artistic hobby will develop drawing since she has been Last summer, Petters lent into a success. "[Drawing] is a fun thing to do on the side, able to hold a pencil, and it is her talents to Sal Gal "Rocking the collar." a special gift that runs in her Ceramics, an up and coming that I hope to make into a family. ceramics, stationary and gift career someday," says company. Petters drew Petters. "I'd love to work in designs for ceramic plates fashion. I'd love to start my Michael Jurgens, '06 and ornaments and eventu own line of clothes, shoes, jewelry and all that fun KIM BURDGES ally, she will help with the companies stationary and stuff." card line. OCTOBER 17, 2003 OTHE SANDSPUR ENTERTAINMENT COMMENTS ON ROLLINS FASHION
Lauren Boole, '07- "Way too colorful!"
Michael Dalto, '07- "it's all stuck in the Whitney Cary, '07- On personal style: '80's. What's up with that?" "Whatever goes!" Danielle Lambraia, '07: "Guys are all in pink polo shirts with the collar turned up."
James Rowe, '07- On personal style: "Quiet beast." Peterson Hostetler, '06- On Personal Matt DuBeck '07- On Rollins style: "It's all designer On Rollins style: "Girls wear too much clothing." ^style: "laid back/ hippy/ redneck." On clothes." Ken Haskell, '07- On personal stlye: "BOSTON!" On Rollins style: "[There's] too much time Rollins style: "clothing??" spent on it."
PHOTOS COMPILED BY CORA HARDIN Guster Rocks House of Blues • Guster receives were pleasantly surprised- "The drummer is amazing! surf-rock inspired guitar pleasers "All the Way Up to this was the biggest show He's so intense and into the work. Heaven" (featuring a har warm welcome they had ever played in music that he draws you in." Miller, Rosenworcel and monica solo by Miller), after a three year Florida. Sadly, avid fans were Gardner met as freshmen at "Come Downstairs and Say "It rocked my socks," disappointed to hear only Tufts University in 1991 and Hello," "Ramona, Barrel of a absence from said Hailey Hawn, '07, of the one song from the band's quickly bonded over stories Gun," "Keep it Together," and Florida. evening. first album, 1994's Parachute. of their high school, bands, "Demons." Before playing by Catherine McCarthy The band opened with "I "Mona Lisa" inspired a mas and love of good music. The "Fa Fa," Miller remarked, asst. features editor Spy," from their 1999 release sive, emotional sing-a-long three have been touring for "This is our last song, so Lost and Gone Forever and fol among the crowd to the ten years, but this year they we're, going to go over there On Thursday, October 9, lowed with "Homecoming band's angst-ridden anthem. were joined by singer-song and then you're going to pop rock favorite Guster King" from their latest writer Pisapia. Pisapia adds clap. If the crowd clapps came to town after a three- "Guster. They take the album, Keep It Together. hard enough," he said, "we year absence from sunny moment when you're com extra instrumentation from will come back out and play Florida. "The Airport Song," the pletely lost in the sound the bass guitar to the keyboards band's first "hit" from their some more. It's called an Ryan Miller, singer and rain makes beating against to the banjo, making for an re-released sophomore guitarist, admitted to the the window and make a amazing live sound. encore.' crowd of mostly college stu album Goldfly, whipped the song about it," said Amber "It was high energy and Clap they did, and the dents packed into Orlando's crowd into frenzy. An Hand, a UCF freshman. "All all about the music," said band reappeared to play House of Blues that the band already stunning light show those feelings you had that Ren Varnadore, '07. three more songs, "Diane," had been wary of their zeroed in on Rosenworcel you thought no one would Miller chatted with the "Either Way," and "Happier." return. In the past, playing during his drum solo as he understand—oh, they know! crowd between songs, mak Canadian singer-song in the Sunshine State had pounded with his bandaged They even managed to ing the show an even more writer Kathleen Edwards* only garnered lukewarm hands, creating a frenetic throw in some bongos so intimate experience. "Did and her band opened the reception, and a lackadaisi spectacle of sound and light. you can dance about it!" you know you guys have a show, and her catchy tunes cal crowd, which, accompa He was promptly pelted "Mona Lisa" was fol Lego store down there?" he complemented Guster's nied by sweltering, unbear with ping-pong balls thrown lowed by the biggest sing-a asked the crowd during his music perfectly. able heat, is not a formula for by rabid fans, a tribute to the long of the night. recap of the band's day off at As the crowd streamed a fun performance. ping-pong match recorded "Amsterdam," the first single Disney. "Let's thank the out into the warm night, still at the end of the song. Miller said the band had from Keep it Together was Lego people, because if it buzzing with the incredible "Their live show was challenged Florida to "s**t or obviously the most well wasn't for the Lego people, energy exuded by the bands, get off the pot this time." amazing! The first time I known song, and fans could we wouldn't be here." it was apparent the throngs However, Miller remarked saw them live, they won me n't help but dance to Adam The second half of the of fans were sated and many to the rapt crowd that they over," said Laura Pope, '06. Gardner and Joe Pisapia's show included crowd- new fans had been made. OCTOBER 17, 2003 OPINIONS THE SANDSPUR
Support Our Troops Cfje i£>attbs!pur I Letting our according to the Florida heat, or "Appalachian Mountain Kin our school's lack ^Tfie OCcCest CoCCege troops know that Folk Handbook." of a female mud Newspaper in TtoricCa they're remem I've been communicat wrestling team ing with Sgt. Marrero (oil or pudding FOUNDED IN 1894 through emails and care bered is vital to could be fun too). OCTOBER 17, 2003 packages since his deploy Hey, no one their success. VOLUME 110, NUMBER 8 ment, and despite all of the favors war, or is by Brian Hernandez support he acknowledges convinced our ESTABLISHED IN 1894 • " opinions editor his men are receiving from intervention in WITH THE FOLLOWING Before you continue the military, he mentioned Iraq will help EDITORIAL: through the litany of activi- that there are still people in forge a democra "Unassuming yet almighty, ties that encompass your his unit that don't receive cy. But there are sharp, and pointed, well rounded usual schedule today, I'd like mail from home and/or don't American men yet many-sided, assiduously you to take a moment and have anyone in particular to and women over tenacious, victorious in single imagine what it would be write to. Now, as far as you there doing their combat and therefore without a peer, wonderfully attractive and like to be in a hostile country, and I are concerned, a lack of best to provide extensive in circulation; all these wearing a uniform that email and a greatly reduced the children of will be found upon investigation draws attention from unsa amount of junk letters in our that brutalized to be among the extraordinary vory local characters, and mailbox would be a blessing, nation with qualities of The Sandspur." jockeying your head on a But for a deployed soldier, something they have never Rollins dudes just doesn't swivel to ensure that the sailor, airman or marine, known, a future. Whether have the same effect on serv- BRAD S. ABOFF buzzing sounds of insects serving 12-hour shifts or you believe in that cause or ice women (go figure), Editor-in-Chief around your ear isn't a bullet longer, in an arid climate, not, it's still your responsibil- What we can do from that just missed your head. If within an unforgiving war- ity as an American, to sup- back home is to support the SECTION EDITORS that sounds a bit unsettling fare environment, mail call port our troops and not troops through donations, NATALIE MILLAN SHANIQUA LAW and maybe even a little over and downtime mean more blame them for their mis- communications, and by tak News Asst. Opinions dramatic, well I have news than we could ever possibly sion, which was assigned by ing action within the com ELIZA OSBORN LARA BUESO for you - Men and women munity. Sure, the military Features Photography your age are experiencing provides the basic essentials CATHY MCCARTHY KATIE PACKELL these very things, and some to its service people to carry Asst. Features Photography KIM BURDGES CAITLIN GEOGHAN times much worse, on the out their missions, but by Entertainment Copy
United States' behalf logging onto any number of HEATHER GENNACCARO BRITTANY LEE throughout Iraq. military support web sites Word on the St. Copy Before you brush aside that are set up for lazy EDDIE HUANG DONNA YORK that statement and skip over penny-pinching armchair Sports Copy patriots just like you and I, BRIAN HERNANDEZ SUSAN WILLIAMS this article in favor of some Opinions Copy thing a little more light- we can help provide person al items and services our hearted, I just want to take a STAFF REPORTERS moment to introduce you to troops need most.
a. good h:\end of mine and to You can donate a phone ERIKA BATEY DARREN KETTLES pass on a message he recent card at www.operationu- SARA BECNEL KARINA MCCABE ly shared about his experi plink.org, so that a member MONICA CLAYTON BRANDON MELLOR JESSICA COMBS SELENA MOSHELL ences in Iraq. Staff Sergeant of the armed forces can call photo / JOSE MARRERO DAVID GRASSO AMANDA PEDERSON Jose Marrero is currently home, or throw together DOWNTIME IN THE DESERT: Sgt. Jose Marrero (center) some words of encourage deployed with the U.S. and his team relax between missions somewhere in Iraq. PHOTOGRAPHERS Army's 101st Airborne ment and praise on a person Division in an undisclosed fathom. the government. al message via www.opera- JESSICA ESTES CORA HARDIN area of Iraq, and in com Now I'm not trying to I'm sure anyone serving tiondearabby.net; here you mand of an elite squad of sway public opinion about overseas would gladly trade can even select the branch of ROBERT WALKER Rapid Air Assault Para the war, or our continued places to live and study on service you wish to have it Managing Editor troopers - otherwise known involvement in Iraq. But I such a beautiful campus delivered to. MATT MOORE in laymen's terms as ass- do care that there are mem where the women out num If you are more of a Production Manager kickers! In addition to being bers of our armed forces ber the men (I'm never grad hands-on person, or if you a world-class human being, who have volunteered to uating). But from what I've enjoy working with children, MARK BARTSCHI heard firsthand from Sgt. you can always help organ Technology Manager Marrero, he and his fellow ize a letter writing campaign soldiers are proud of what in a local school through DEAN HYBL Advisor they have accomplished thus www. operationenduringre- far, and would rather be sponse.org, which is hosted The Sandspur is published weekly on Fridays and maintains a circula hunting down terrorists in by the American Red Cross. tion of 2,000. Iraq than to be doing so back Sure, these options are not as The Editorial Board extends an home. romantic as shipping off invitation to our readers to submit So, for all that they do underwear or sending a letters and articles. In order for a let ter to be considered for publication, for us, I think it's time that nude photo of your room it must include the name and tele we give back and let them mate, but they're just anoth phone number of the author, and be know we still think about er way of letting our hard 400 to 600 words in length. In considering a submission for them back home. Sure, a few working troops know you publication, The Sandspur reserves scented letters, risque photos care. the right to edit letters and articles. (wink, wink), and lacy So with that, I will sign Submit all letters and articles to the off and leave you with a few address below or bring them to our unmentionables from the offices on the third floor of the Mills bevy of beautiful Rollins words shared by Tom Memorial Center. All submissions ladies could "lift" the spirits Brokaw of NBC news, "In must include a printed copy with a of any sand shoveling patri today's modern age of war saved copy on disk (saved as a Word Document) and must be otic grunt. But that takes fare, nothing is as welcome received in The Sandspur offices no postage and wouldn't work to a soldier as a message later than 5 p.m. on the Monday for the female soldiers - from home, whatever form prior to publication. ^d a damn fine soldier, he's place their lives in harm's way. They have done this so somehow sweat soaked jock that message takes." The Sandspur also my brother-in-law's 1000 Holt Avenue - 2742 brother (I know, it's compli- that you and I can sit around straps and strange smelling c letters from a few hairy Winter Park, FL 32789 ated) so he's family, at least and complain about the Phone: (407) 646-2393 Disclaimer: The views expressed within the Opinions section are entirely the op.n.ons of the md.v.dual Advertising: (407) 646-2696 E-Mail Us At: authors, and not the views of The Sandspur staff. Please address any comments, op.n.ons, [email protected] rants or raves to opinions(if thesandspur.org. ISSN: 0035-7936 OCTOBER 17,200' THE SANDSPUR OPINIONS A Pink Reminder engulfs him at times and all best we know how' • The life and he can do is sob. And all I festers? cantttSrstt do is embrace him, an d s^SafEher possible fears manifests- SKSKSSSyourself about breast canS* death reality of were cancerous, and this ed themselves. honor someone you know breast cancer cancer consumed her physi- allow the tears to fall. I whose life was taken by it, cal being for the next eight remind him that both his There are no absolute or 0r celebrate a friend who has from a personal years. She died in January of father and I are here now, correct ways in which to perspective. 1988-her youngest daughter and healthy. I cannot not teach our children^ Nothmg survived, all tni; signified by 8 ? Zse^i^old. help but parallel my own ^YP^^<*Z *nothin ^ g else, you can e by Susan Williams I remember watching child's age and fears to the on how to handle the loss of simply wear one for mv copy editor my aunt's youngest daugh- experience of my aunt's an acquaintance, friend or aunt's youngest daughter. I picked up a pink rib ter at the funeral, playing youngest daughter. It is easy mother to breast cancer. We bon and pinned it onto my and running with her to ponder how upside down can only honor and do the shirt. The ribbon, in my cousin. She seemed so very peripheral vision, constantly far away and removed from caught my eye the remain the situation. Of course, she der of the day; I glanced was only seven. What was down and remembered. I going on in that little girl's remembered: her smile, her head at that time no one will deep, genuine words -of ever know; how does a encouragement at an awk seven-year-old cope with the ward age, her compliment loss of her mother? Some ing my style, her husband managed her by spoiling. poking fun, her laughter, Others never encouraged (their love), her stern, exas talk about the pain involved, perated (secretly humorous) most reminders of her moth tone with or about her son, er were gently tucked away. her dependence on andCuriously , and not by coinci Engaging you in the service of humanity respect for her oldest daugh dence, she started to grow, ter, her adoration of and and began to resemble not It's the unique combination of modern National Certifying Examination. authentic joy found in her only her mother's physical expertise, traditional knowledge, and You engage in clinical rotations that youngest daughter... I appearance, but also her a hands-on family-oriented approach help you develop diagnostic skills thought about my own very essence. I wonder at that makes being a physician assistant and clinical reasoning. And you also breasts, and wondered if I times if my aunt's youngest so rewarding. 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480 NORTH ORLANDO AVENUE #110 ASSJ S^A* TA *J~ /v Not very long ago I was the best thing for your heart you've known the thrill of Picture yourself in front tracted. Work and study in sitting in my room, contem rate or blood pressure, but reading 24 chapters in one of your computer. It is 4 a.m. an environment that is con plating all that I had to do, everyone can use a little night and finishing only and you have two sentences ducive to what you need in and how little I actually excitement once in a while. minutes before your morn typed up on your screen. In order to finish your assign wanted to do any of it. I find Plus, just think about all the ing English final. exactly four more hours you ments. Eliminate unwanted myself in this situation health benefits you experi Finally, many people will need to have five pages noises and study in a quiet often-bombarded with a ence in the process; dozens insist that procrastinating of sentences. Don't laugh, place such as a library. Do list of tasks and not quite up of carefree hours spent recre automatically equates to I've seen it happen, and it's not become too comfortable to performing any of them. ating and relaxing. wasting time, but this is usu not pretty. Any organized when studying or doing I'm what some people may The claim that work ally not the case. Instead of person will tell you to avoid homework. It's a lot easier to consider a "last-minute" per done through procrastina- doing my mandatory tasks, I procrastination at all costs. fall asleep when studying on son, reserving all my energy often perform other equally At the end of the your b?d for the few moments just valuable activities, such as day it will save than studv- before my task must be com FOR IT watching TV, sleeping, eat you stress and ing sitting pleted. In a way, I'm like the ing, or socializing. So you frustration. up at your super hero who saves the see, without procrastination So are you a desk. day seconds before the end I would be uninformed, procrastinator? It Next, of the world. In a much more JESSICA ESTES fatigued, malnourished, and isn't a question develop realistic way, I'm like the girl socially ostracized. that only you can good who really likes to socialize tion is inadequate or not up There you have it: the answer. Those around you, habits. It is imperative that and watch TV. to regular standards is also amazing and unacknowl such as roommates, family, you develop a habit of Of course there are those completely inaccurate. Some edged benefits of procrasti and friends, can tell if you're studying that is healthy and who argue that procrastina of my best papers have fin nation. I, for one, have expe putting things off to the last does not lead to procrastina tion only results in negative ished printing at 5 a.m., after rienced the joy that is pro minute. There are some tion. Set time aside for all the outcomes: stress, substan a sleepless night of procrasti crastination, and so can you. questions you can ask your goals you have to accom dard work, and misuse of nation. Often people work So next time you have an self if you aren't sure that plish and set dates and times time. But in reality, when best under pressure and hav assignment due just remem you've crossed the line into when each must be complet performed correctly, the ing a quickly approaching ber, if you wait until the last procrastination-land: "Do ed. Divide your studies and downsides to procrastina deadline gives them the minute, it only takes a you act as though if you homework goals into small tion are minimal. Okay, so extra motivation they need. minute! ignore a task it will go blocks of time, instead of maybe procrastination isn't You haven't lived until away?" "Do you underesti trying to accomplish every mate the work involved in thing in one long stretch. completing a task?" "Do You will complete more in He Can't Be Stopped you believe that minor three one-hour sets of study ' I Arnold's on his thing after basketball), or What kind of message are delays are harmless?" If ing, with breaks in between, how about President Cher, it we sending when we oust a you've answered yes to any than if you study for three ) way to pump up makes about as much sense highly educated man in of those questions, I believe straight hours. You must also practice self-control. as Governor Arnold. Plus, favor of an uneducated man that you have crossed over what's left of When distracted while com Cher would have a way bet who has made his fortune into the land where every Sacramento. pleting a task, do not allow ter campaign song, "Do you with his brawn, not his one waits till the last minute. yourself to be drawn into the believe in re-election." Then brain? According to psycholo by Robert Walker distraction. Control yourself again, we've already got People talk about Arnold gist William Knaus, 90 per managing editor being both a great leader and cent of college students pro and keep your eye on the Governor Jesse Ventura. I'm goal. The first sign of the waiting for Hulk Hogan to a smart businessman. Let's crastinate and 25 percent of apocalypse is upon us. run against him. Sunday! get serious. What has he those are chronic procrasti- So follow my advice and Pretty soon the sky is going Sunday! Sunday! A battle for been the leader of? I know nators who end up dropping do not procrastinate, it is the to open up and it's going to the world wrestling title and he was Mr. Universe, but out of college. There are worst of bad ideas. It will start raining frogs. Then all the governorship! It won't be that doesn't mean he was many reasons that students not only save you stress, but also everyone around you life as we know it will cease long before Californians get actually the leader of the procrastinate including poor (such as roommates), to be. All because the people bumper stickers that read, entire universe. The truth is, time management, anxiety, because they are the ones in California have gone "My governor can beat up the only leadership skills he difficulty concentrating, and who have to deal with your freaking nuts. I mean seri your governor!" has is leading bad movies to fear of failure. ously people, Arnold? In one the top of the box office A student can overcome terrible mood when you've Now, people might be left everything till the last of the biggest states in the charts. Yes, Arnold did come these obstacles; it just takes a thinking I don't like Arnold, minute. Good Luck! country, couldn't we find and the truth is, I don't like to America as a poor immi little bit of work. First off, do anything better then Arnold or dislike him. I think he's a grant and has managed to not let yourself become dis Schwarzenegger? horrible actor. Did anyone amass a substantial fortune. What will become of manages to turn his lack of So, what's my beef? The else see "Twins." or how Some want you to believe California? Personally, I political experience into a people in California elected about his brilliant perform this is proof of what a great think we should investigate fruitful tenure as governor. a no talent actor as their new ance in "Batman?" Let's face businessman he is—it isn't. If the possibility of building Okay, he was Bush Sr.'s fit leader, why should I care? it, Arnold is famous because I paid you ten million dollars some large machines to ness advisor, or something Well, besides the world end he has, or had, big muscles. I to make a movie and you break California off and very important like that. But, ing ramifications, it is proof do give him all the respect he ended up poor the next year, push it out into the ocean. I given the catastrophic prob you'd be either an idiot or that the U.S. has gone nuts. deserves for spending hours mean, I love the scenery, but lems facing California, it is M.C. Hammer. But manag If Arnold can get elected in the gym sculpting his first they elected Reagan, doubtful that a guy whose ing to hold onto that money why not Gary Coleman or Adonis body. But is that which lead to Reaganomics, resume includes battling doesn't make you like the ^haqjhe's got to do some what we want to award? and now they've got Arnold. predators and terminators Ben and Jerry's guys. They I actually heard Bill O'Reilly, and getting really buff, will actually started their own or one of those conservative be able to build an economi business and slowly grew nut bags, talking about the cally stable state. Then again into a very successful enter possibility of some clause in Ronald Reagan was nothing prise. Arnold has yet to culti the constitution allowing more than a second rate vate the skill of acting. He is Arnold to run for president. actor when he became gov a horrific actor, but people Yup, in a time of war and ernor, and we all know what pay to see him, so he makes poverty we really need to a brilliant economic wizard the big paydays. And it focus on ways to allow the he turned out to be (yes, that doesn't hurt that he has politically inexperienced to was sarcasm). accountants and a small become president. Watch out for those frogs army of people to watch I hope Arnold proves me and vote Cher! after his financial affairs. wrong. I hope he somehow OCTOBER 17,2003 THE SANDSPUR SPORTS Here Come Your Orlando Magic TVIP New Guvs Louisville, serving as both a point guard and shooting • The new and Juwan Howard. Howard is improved Magic most comfortable at power guard. At 6'7" 205 lb he has forward, but he has played squad has high If he can learn the Ma<>ic both center and small for offence and run the point he hopes for the ward before. He is a career could finally give Doc eighteen point and seven upcoming season. Rivers the big point guard rebound guy Once he and he has been searching for. by Robert Walker Drew Gooden get their Keith Bogans: Bogans was managing edittor chemistry down and learn the standout of the Magic It's that time again. how to share the post they'll training camp. Bogans Basketball time. After hav be a hard combo to stop. ing a full summer to try and Donnell Harvey: Harvey Kentticky and is one their figure out how in the heck played with Howard in they let the Pistons climb out Denver last season and had all time leading scorers. He of a three game to one hole, the best season of his career. has nice size at the shoot the Magic are back. This sea Harvey is young (23), ing guard (6'6" 215 lb) he's son marks the fifteenth year active, and physical. At aggressive going to the bas- of Magic basketball in 6'8", 220 lb he adds nice size Orlando, and it could be one at the small forward. Look Bogans will give us a nice of the most successful sea for him to help with reserve that'll help us keep sons since the Shaq and rebounding and get McGrady fresh well into Penny era. involved offensively the postseason. Zaza Pachulia: At 6'11" This year we won't be around the basket. 240 lb Pachulia has great building ourselves up withi Shammond Williams: size, especially in the small hopes of the miraculous Williams is a bit of a jour return of Grant Hill. Oh yah, neyman whose played for a east. At only nineteen he's I've been wondering, does number of teams. He is a youngest player on the he still drink Sprite? "Grant talented ball handler and Magic roster. He showed a is working," Magic Coach photo/AP can drill the open shot. His lot of talent during summer Doc Rivers said during a THE MAN: Magic all-star, and team capatian Tracy McGrady league and has demonstrat posterizes another defender. speed and ability to hit the media teleconference. "He's open jumper will make him ed three point range. Once teen to twenty pounds of shooting now, and that's nice for rookie Reece Gaines, "I'd an asset to the Magic. solid muscle, which should to see." The jury is still out like to get him into the rota Tyronn Lue: Lue was style of NBA play he could tion," said Coach Rivers, "at keep him from getting on whether or not we'll see signed to replace the aging become a solid big man for either the one or two, but see pushed around in the post. Grant Hill on the court this Darrell Armstrong and the the Magic. season. Initially, the Magic him starting. Not this year." In the small lineup, veteran lackluster Jacque Vaughn. office wanted to bench Hill If Shammond Williams con Juwan Howard will be He has nice range on his for the season and get a tinues to play like he has in working the center position. jumper and can hit the three medical exemption from the the preseason he could give Even in the tiny East, pointer. He has the speed league to sign another play Lue a run for the starting Howard will be undersized and court vision to fit with er. The league denied the spot. Either way, we're guar at center. At 6'9", 260 lb the Magic offense. exemption, so Hill may be anteed to be better off than Howard will be challenged Reece Gaines: Gaines back this year. If you ask We were with Jacque to defend bigger centers. played four years at Hill, he'll be back this year. Vaghuan (did he ever make When Rivers decides to In fact, during interviews a shot, seriously?). It is a go with a big lineup we'll over the summer Hill allud pretty safe Det that Tracy still see Lue at point, and defense. Howard should set. If we can do that we'll be ed to the fact that this is his McGrady will be starting at McGrady at the shooting help us on rebounding, so able to overcome size mis do or die season. It would be shooting guard. Now here is guard, and Gooden at power will Harvey, Pachulia, and matches. This team has more nice to have Hill back where it gets interesting. If forward. Howard will shift hopefully Hunter. The talent and more depth than around the middle of season Rivers decides to go with a to the small forward, which defense is something that last year and that is going to to add some depth during small lineup, we will proba will make us very big at that will hopefully come from come in handy during the the playoff push. The real bly see second year player position. And either Steven everyone on the court. post season. I predict this is question for the Magic Gordan Giriciek at small for Hunter or Zaza Pachulia will This is still a run and the season to finally make it should be, do we need Hill ward. At 6'6", Giriciek is on start at center. "Steven is gun full court team. Look for past the first round of the to be successful? The answer the small side for a forward making huge strides," the Magic to push the ball playoffs. is no. and Rivers wants to be able Rivers said. Hunter has been and not let the defense get This off-season was one to have him come off the a tease for Magic fans over of the b isiest since the year bench as a scoring sixth man the last two seasons. At only we signed Hill and and backup for McGrady. 240 lb, he is on the light side McGrady. The Magic has Don't be surprised if Donnell for a seven footer, still he has added size with veteran Harvey works his way into the length to be the defen- Come hear about ais excit Juwan Howard, rookie Zaza starting at this position, sive big man the Magic so ing opportunity to live In Pachulia and former gator Harvey would bring a nice desperately need. Hunter Japan for a year while Donnell Harvey. We've got a defensive and rebounding has shown great anticipation working as an assistant English teacher in a Japa brand new cast at the point presence at 6'8", two mores as a shot blocker and an abil- nese high, middle, or guard position with Tyronn inches in height compared to ity to be a decent rebounder. elementary school. Lue, Shammond Williams, Giriciek. If he stays healthy and can You are surrounded by other college graduates from and rookie combo guard Drew Gooden is a lock at be consistent with his play the U.S., Canada, England, Australia, Mew Zealand Reece Gaines. We also and Wales for a one year contract (renewable for up power forward. In half a sea look for him to start, if he to three years), and it is an experience that will bought Bucks draft pick son with the Magic, Drew cannot don't expect him to change your life. The program pays for every Keith Bogans on draft night expense from your front door in the States to your averaged just south of thir be back next year. If both new front door in Japan and pays approximately and he has been one of the teen points and seven Hunter and Pachulia can't $30,000/yr tax free salary! This is the one thing true highlights of the train rebounds. With a full sea you will hear about that is too good to he true! 1 pull their weight Rivers will was a 3-year participant from 1994-1997 and will ing camp. sons worth of knowledge, be forced to start Andrew be sharing many of my experiences and details So, with all these new and a training camp with Declerq, "I'd really rather about the program and answering your questions. faces what will the Magic Coach Rivers under his belt, have Declerq coming off the When: October 23rd starting lineup look like? these numbers are sure to bench," Rivers said. Coach Rivers has made it Time: 4:30-6:00 improve. Gooden has also Even with all these new Where: CSS 220 obvious that for the start of spent most of the summer in players the Magic will face the season Tyronn Lue will 5 the gym and has bulked up many of the same chal •Seniors must come hear about this opportunity!! ! be his guy at point guard. As nicely. He's added about fif- lenges, namely rebounding ***AI1 majors are welcome!!!!!!!! **No Japanese language experience necessary!!!!!!5 OCTOBER 17, 2003 SPORTS THE SANDSPUR And the Fortune Cookie Says... SCOREBOARD 'skins have been breaking Men's Golf: NSU Fall Bnvit. . Get your bets in well with him at the helm. I hopefully Vick comes back my heart the last few weeks October 12-13, 2003 actually thought Holcomb in a couple weeks. this week cause with tough losses to a bad Top Five Teams was better last year, but it Tampa Bay at San Francisco Eagles team and the Bucs. l.FL Gulf Coast 874 the Fortune looks like I was wrong. - Tampa put the clamps on Last week's loss is under 2. Pfeiffer 882 Cookie won't be Dallas at Detroit - The Lions the 'skins last week and the 3. West Florida 883 standable, but they really are awful and without 49ers o-line is actually worse 4. Valdosta State 894 here next week. need to bounce back and get Charles Rogers, they're than the Redskins. The Bucs 5. Rollins College 895 a win this week. Buffalo something worse than awful. 5. Nova Southeastern 895 bv Eddie Huang will destroy the 49ers and looked great in week one, Maybe Marriucci can catch sports editor TO will yell at anyone with a Leading Scorers but with Eric Moulds passes. I take the Cowboys, clipboard by the 3rd quarter. 11. Dan Walters 221 banged up teams are stack 29. Bill Tompkins 226 Finally, I'm back on but if Mariucci suits up you Chicago at Seattle - The ing the line. I think 32. Tim Aquavia 227 track. Last week I was 9-5, gotta take the Lions (I'm kid Bears have Kordell Stewart Washington wins this week. 47. Scott Wilson 230 which ups my overall record ding). at quarterback... I read one Tennessee at Carolina - 50. Tim Sunyong 231 to 41-33.1 actually should be New England at Miami - time that any team that starts 10-4, but I took the Redskins Carolina is a machine this The Dolphins have been Kordell is only allowed to Women's Golf: Nittany Lion even though I knew they year. Their defense is stifling playing ugly ball, but win one game a year, and the October 12, 2003 would lose to the Bucs. At and I really didn't expect they've been getting wins. I Bears already won that Top Five Teams least, I can say I'm loyal. them to beat the Colts last, still don't understand game. The Seahawks win. 1. JMU 900 Denver at Minnesota - Both week. The Titans got an easy Wannstedt's coaching phi New York Jets at Houston - 2. Penn State 901 of these teams are playing win last week, but Steve losophy and play calling (I The Jets got a nice win last 3. Rollins College 903 g*oa+Kail »nrl thp Minnesota Mcnair wrW± t>o passing tor know Norv Turner calls week agaiiioi Di^rr«ivj mia i 4. Marvland Qi'^ 5. Princeton 942 offense gets Daunte back this 400 yards this week and plays, but Wannstedt still want to take them this week, week. I would have taken Carolina will win. Leading Rollins Scorers has a big hand in it). but a couple people talked 3. Ulrika Ljungman 224 Denver had Plummer Baltimore at Cincinnati - Someone needs to tell him me out of it. Houston wins 3. Mariana De Biase 224 returned this week. He is not This is my upset this week that Jay Fiedler is his quar because my friend Hunter 5. Freddie Seeholzer 225 planning a return an d with and I'm going with the terback and that Ricky thinks they will. 23. Charlotte Campbell 233 out him I take Minnesota. Bengals once again. I don't Williams is standing behind Kansas City at Oakland - As 24. Sabrina G^ssner 234 Green Bay at St. Louis - know why I like picking the him. I saw him throw the I've stated before, my AFC Green Bay lost a tough one Bungles, but I do. Nobody ball under three minutes team is the Raiders and Tennis: Varner Invitational last week, but they pretty shows 'em love, so I figure I with the lead last week and although I don't like them October 10-12, 2003 much gave the game away. I should. Cincinnati's defense almost gave the game away. nearly as much as the Women's Singles Finals Rollins: Caddick 1 4 think Ahman hangs onto the really isn't bad and I think Luckily, Byron Leftwich Redskins, I still got love for Aub.-Montgomery: Stanic 6 6' ball this week and the Pack they'll give Boiler trouble can't tell who's on his team. the silver and black. But wins at St. Louis. and then put eight in the box Bottom Line, I think Miami they've been making me bite Men's Singles Finals Philly at New York Giants - to stop Jamal Lewis. Look for beats the Patriots this week, Rollins: Umbers 1 0 my pillow in sorrow lately. Barry: Lovasio 6 6 I've been taking the Giants Dillon to get a hundred but it will be close. They are horrible. The NFL and they keep losing, but the yards and set up a couple New Orleans at Atlanta - should let the Bears, Raiders, Men's Doubles Finals Eagles are really awful this play action passes to Chad The Falcons make me sick. RC: Custodio/Thompson 5 and Falcons merge into one Barry: Hipp/Wiring 8 year, and I think the G-men Johnson. They're always on national team and they might get finally get a win. I actually San Diego at Cleveland - television around here some wins. Kansas City will Volleyball Team like watching the Eagles and Cleveland's really turned it because Vick was off the pop a serious can of whoop October 10, 2003 love Philly, but their offense around lately and they'll run chain last year, but I'd like to on the Raiders this week. 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Must be flexible to evenings many of the games being Although the game was and weekends sometimes at short notice. Must have transporta la to all the players, referees, P yed under the lights, close for much of the time, tion to my home near Mall at Millenia. Must provide references. and intramural officers for which added a more enjoy BD did come away at the end Contact at 352-516-5314- able atmosphere for the with a 22 - 12 victory behind making this season so spe players. the help of Jonathon Diaz, cial. OCTOBER 17, 2003 THE SANDSPUR SPORTS It Only Takes One Goal • Men's soccer Baker to gun the ball down able to beat Corrado one-on- to the Tars goal in the final one just 11 minutes into the pulls off two wins minutes of the game, the game and gave the Tritons over Baker and defense remained strong to an early lead. The remainder hold on to the shutout, of the period was uneventful Eckerd by just a which will go down as the until, with 30 seconds left, single goal. fourth of the year for goal Chesarek was able to knock keeper Justin Corrado, '04. one in on an assist from by Mark Bartschi Coach Keith Buckley Chris Cerroni, '07, to give technology manager was quick to point out that the Tars hope. Pouring rain and a soggy the Tars never took the win Rollins exploded in the field could not stop the for granted. He said, "We've second half with three con men's soccer team from com never been good when we secutive goals. The first ing up with a 1-0 victory thought it would be easy. came just three minutes into over the Baker University The defensive players and the period on a strike from Wildcats. goalkeeper were excellent." Ryan Dodds, '06, with assists Most of the first half was The Tars were happy to from Kusnir and Chesareck. photo/RC! uneventful, with neither have yet another win under Seven minutes later, German I GOT THE BALL: Rollins player Daniell Robertson, '07, drib team threatening until Baker their belt as they geared up Vivas, '05, hooked a shot in bles past a defender as the Tars push the ball toward the goal. goalkeeper Pat McNamara for a big conference game on an assist from Eric r U->A hr^ jump on T\ point- aeainst Eckerd on Tuesday, \7o~acxti, Or7. Juot o.m.m minnfQ hnarrh but it was too late, total to 60. blank shot by midfielder where once again a single and fifteen seconds after and the Tars picked up ULCIX -rue tars improved their Juan Kusnir, '07. Forward goal decided the contest. Vivas shot his goal, he assist second conference win. overall record to 9-1-2 with Clayton Chesarek, '04, was Play was sluggish at ed Dodds on another, bring Corrado, named defen the victory. Their next chal there for the rebound, and first, with the Tars able to ing the score to 4-1 in favor sive player of the week by lenge will be hosting the he quickly recorded his sev accomplish little offensively of the Tars. the Sunshine State Runnin' Royals from Warner enth goal of the season. for most of the first period. The Tritons were able to Conference, picked up four Southern on Saturday, Despite an effort by Sean Miller, however, was put two more goals on the saves to bring his season October 18, at 2:00 p.m. What a Washout! • Women's soc Jordan Ward, '06, opened up the score to 5-0. formance, especially headed Mocs 17-8, but goalkeeper Tars scoring just seven min Cayla Teller, '07, into two conference games." Kim Fish allowed nothing cer picks up two utes into the game off of a knocked in a corner kick One of those two confer past her until just 20 minutes big wins over loose ball. Ward would add from Reagan Anderes, '07, ence games came on remained. It was then that another goal in a one-on-one with just under ten minutes Tuesday night," when the Guild tied the game on a Shorter and battle with the keeper in the to play to further the Tars' Tars successfully took on the rebound from Keri Dye, '05. Florida Southern. second half to bring her sea already substantial lead. Florida Southern Mocs in It took six minutes oi son total to seven. Finally, with 85 seconds on Lakeland. Rollins earned its overtime to decide the out by Mark Bartschi Whitney Chamberlain, the clock, Kristen Haggerty, third Sunshine State come. Alexis Sutton fired in technology manager '05, was next to score on a '05, struck to the left on an Conference win of the year the game winner for her The Tars women's soccer pass from Laura Guild, '06. assist from Teller to bring the with a 2-1 overtime victory. fourth goal of the season. team continued their suc The Tars went into half- final score to 7-0. The Mocs came out to an With this win, the Tars' cessful season Saturday time leading 2-0. The second The Hawks shot just early lead with a goal by record improves to 3-1-0 in night with a win on a soggy half proved twice as produc once in the entire game, a Mindy Dymon just 14 min the conference and 9-3-0 Cahall-Sandspur field. tive, with Lindsay Taylor, credit to the Tars' defense. utes into the game on a pass overall. The women's soccer The women's team '07, taking a head shot from Head coach Tony Amato from Becky McQuain. team returns home to chal opened the double header Laura Guild, '06, after just has much to be proud of in The Tars had FSC under lenge the Spartans from the with a 7-0 win over the seven minutes. Ward's sec his first season. He said of heavy pressure throughout University of Tampa Friday, Hawks of Shorter College. ond goal was next, bringing the girls, "It was a good per the game, outshooting the October 17, at 7:00 p.m. COLLI S CALENDAR Friday D-T7 Saturday 10-B Srnday 10-19 Monday 10-20 Tuesday 10-21 Wednesday 10-22 Thursday 10-23 Olin Book Sale Olin Library Women's Soccer vs. Fail Break Begins Fall Break 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Tim pa No Classes No Classes Volleyball vs. North Jet Programs Cahall-Sandspur Field Women's Soccer vs. Florida CSS 226 7:00 - 9 00 p.m. Men's Soccer vs. Fall Break Fall Break Vassar College Alfonds Sports Center 4:30 - 6:00 p.m. Chi Upsilon Sigma Warner Southern No Classes No Classes 5:00 p.m. 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Mocktail Fiesta Pool Party Cahall-Sandspur Field Men's Soccer vs. Nova Wickit Wednesday Dave's Downunder 7:00-11:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. Southeastern Dave's Downunder 7:00 p.m.-1:00 a.m. Alfond Pool 7:30p.m. 7:00 p.m. -12:00 a.m. Women's Soccer vs. St Cahall Sandspur Field Thomas Cahall Sandspur Field 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Friday 10-24 Saturday 10-25 Smday 10-26 Monday 10-27 Tuesday 10-28 Wechesday 10-29 Tlxrsday t>30 Bookmark Cafe Ribbon- Major / Minor Fair Cutting Ceremony Dave's Downunder Olin Library 12:00-2:00 p.m. NAPPY ROOTS Halloween Howl Men's Soccer vs. Barry CAC Meeting 3:00 p.m. Hispanic Heritage Movie Concert 12:00 - 4:00 p.m. "Senior Day" Warden Dining Room President's List "Real Women Have Warden Gym RHA Scary Movie Cahall Sandspur Field 5:30 p.m. Reception Curves" 9:00 p.m. 7:00 -9:00 p.m. TPJ Speaker Mary Jean Plaza Galloway Room Dave's Downunder Wickit Wednesday Alan Berger 9:00 p.m. 6:00- 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Dave's Downunder Crummer Suntrust Latin Rythm Dance ACE 7:00 p.m. -12:00 p.m. Auditorium Group Bieberbach Reed Room 7:00 -10:00 p.m. Dave's Downunder 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. THE SANDSPUR IS OFF FOR FALL BREAK ON10/24 ANP WiLLBEBACK