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STARS Citation Rollins College, "Sandspur, Vol 100 No 20, April 13, 1994" (1994). The Rollins Sandspur. 17. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-sandspur/17 Shakespeare's MACBETH is coming next to the Annie Russell. Plan ahead to catch a Sports For the first time ever, Tars Baseball has performance of the last show of the 1993-94 been ranked #1 in Division II by Collegiate theatre season. Baseball. —page 4 —page 11 THE SANDSPUR 894 • CENTENNIAL VOLUMVOLUMEE • ^ 994 Volume 100 Issue #20 Rollins College - Winter Park, Florida April 13, 1994 WHERE DOES Rollins Celebrates National ETHNICITY END Student-Athlete Day AND RELIGION BEGIN?

BY CHRIS SMITH fondspur about the new group. As stated by Trang Nguyen, member of the The Muslim Student Asian American Student Association's desire, to become a Association, "The Cultural Action member of the Cultural Action Committee should stick to the more Committee has fueled a debate over precise interpretation of what nature of the CAC and what culture is. Otherwise they will qualifications a group must fulfill obscure the purpose of their become a member. The CAC is organization and become chartered the arm of Student ineffective. Muslims are Government to promote cultural misunderstood and need an awareness and tolerance, and it's organization to promote their resources can prove valuable to needs, and an Arab student group aspiring new organizations on on CAC would be beneficial to Several Rollii athletes and President Rita Bornstein receive a proclamation from campus. But the distinction Rollins. But the religious nature of Florida Gover :elebrating national student-athlete day at Rollins College Wednesday, between a cultural and a religious the Muslim Student Association in te presentation on campus recently included Ted Holt (men's soccer), as become the sticking point ambiguous." frail), Joe Iarrobino (baseball)* Dr. Bornstein, Steve Bence (men's admission of the Muslim However, the president of the iS&jGGs Student Association to the CAC. MSA differed on the interpretation The question will be introduced in of whether being Muslim was a the form of a bill sponsored by religion or a culture. "I think that senators Don D'Orto and Jo Weiss Muslim is a specific way of life The Era of "Student 1 senate to be read on Wednesday with it's own distinct language, ight.. culture, and history," stated group "The Muslim Student presidentZaibaMalik. "Ourgroup Association is different the groups is here to break down stereotypes Empowerment" Begins as the Jewish Student League that people have about Muslims. If Jecause Muslim is not an the Jewish Student League and the ethnicity," stated Student Hispanic Student Association are with Porco and Knight Government Vice-President elect in CAC, then we do have a right to commitment. Said Knight, "I really challenge." Creighton Knight. " We would be there. We are now an officially BY TERESA GREENLEES ladly have an Arab student recognized organization, and we Sandspur feel that Mike and* I have a strong Members of the Executive organization on CAC, which would would like to be in CAC so that we commitment to making sure that Committee of SGA, for the 1994- the student body is happy. Our 95 school term, who have been to more appropriate because not could more easily coordinate Wednesday, April 13, marks the number one concern is with the confirmed are: Peter Behringer, all Arabs are Muslims. Promoting activities. The MSA is not just a beginning of a new era in Rollins' students ... improving the quality College Governance; Teresa J purely religious group on the religious group, bufit also observes Student Government, with the of student life." Greenlees, Chief of Staff; Brandy CAC is dangerous to the purpose culture and history." inauguration of President-elect, Mike Porco is emphatic about Randall, Student Services Chair; ofCAC. If the Muslim Student "I look at the MSA as a group Michael Porco, and Vice President­ the changes which will occur under and Origin Zanders. Public Association wishes to maintain it's that is in need and is justified in elect, Creighton Knight. The his administration. "This will be a Relations Chair. having a seat on CAC," state bill inauguration is open to the entire current status, it can receive funds new era of student empowerment. So, come one and all to the Kh SAFAC just like any other co-sponsor Don D'Orto. "Their campus and will take place in the Galloway Room, at 3:30 PM. With empowerment comes official kick-off of the Porco/ group." - viewpoint differs from the standard "This is the first real inaugural respobsibility, but I am confident Knight administration. Celebrate felt that it was my duty as a = WASP perspective, and it deserves celebration that the campus has that the students are ready for the the year of student empowerment. 'ember of CAC to bring this issue the recognition of CAC to promote ever seen," said Porco. The party senate," stated bill author, Jo understanding and awareness of will begin at the inauguration on THE SANDSPUR "I believe that CAC is Muslims and their distinct ethnic, Non Profit Organization Wednesday, where the incoming 1000 Holt Avenue : 2742 s'gned to represent minority cultural, and religious aspects." U.S. POSTAGE officers will reveal their plan for Winter Park, FL 32789 - 4499 f»>ps, and the Muslim Student "We have a community in CAC," -PAID- the year, and continue at Harper's association falls into that category. stated Jo Weiss. "We find support ROLLINS COLLEGE on Thursday, 10 pm, with an "Out asl'm is a culture as well as it is in each other and the Muslim with the Old in with the New" gala %on. It's introduction into Student Association needs that." c (18 and up welcome). The Cultural will educate people and "By putting the Muslim Student Action Committee and SGA will itfully broaden minds. The Association on CAC, we may llsn Sn top off this week of festivities with Jdent Association is in violate the integrity of the CAC as a "Calypso Madness Inauguration •J by analogy the Muslims a whole", commented Creighton Jam," in the Down Underon Friday, te admitted." Knight. 111 9 PM. not all of those involved The bill will be read on Yet, beyond the festive spirit, ^e various CAC Wednesday and voted on after one lies a real sense of urgency and "nations were so enthusiastic week. TtieSandspur Volume 1QQ | page 2 SSUe f Around the H R s E s H o E Ctf STRIKE A POSE" GOING AWAY NEXT TERM? OPENS AT CORNELL If you are planning to study abroad or off campus in the fall and haven't been in touch with the International Programs Office in Casa Iberia, A major exhibition of six Centuries of contemporary period. please call us at ext. 2466 or stop by (next door to Hauck Hall, across from portraiture from the John and Mable What comprises a portrait? What does it ATO). In order to ensure the transfer of credits you earn while studying Ringling Museum of Art opens at the Cornell tell us about its subject? And whataboutthe off campus, you must complete an Application for Transfer of Credit. Fine Arts Museum at Rollins College on sitter's lifestyle and his or her times? These Also, we have International Youth Hostel memberships and International Friday, March 11. The exhibition—"Strike are some of the questions explored in this Student Identity cards, as well as passport information and applications a Pose": Portraits from the Ringling Museum fascinating exhibition. and visa information. Come by and pick up a free copy of Student Travels of Art—will have an opening reception for "Strike a Pose": Portraits from the magazine. Museum members the night before, on Ringling Museum of Art, made possible by Thursday, March 10. "Strike a Pose" contributions to the John and Mable More International Programs Office news: continues at the Cornell Fine Arts Museum Ringling Museum of Art Foundation, is on through May 1. a statewide tour for several years • 1994 International Summer School at Cambridge - Choose from a wide "Strike a Pose" consists of 52 portraits in concluding in 1995 with a presentational variety of courses in this four-week (July) program. Applications are still various media — painting, drawing, prints, the Ringling, which organized the show. being accepted. Come by the Casa! photography, and sculpture — drawn The exhibition at the Cornell — enriched entirely from the treasures of Florida's state by the inclusion of some of its own portraits • Orientation for Australia-bound students is Saturday, April 30 from 10 art museum in Sarasota, the John and Mable by Tintoretto, Byng, Dupont, Lawrence, a.m. to Ringling Museum of Art. The exhibition Alexander, Sully, Lavery, Chase, and 4 p.m. in the Casa. explores the history and art of portraiture as Arneson, among others — has been made seen in diverse media in works owned by possible by a grant from the Friends and • All students planning to study of f campus should notify the International the Ringling, which has one of the best Partners of the Cornell Fine Arts Museum. Programs Office as soon as they are accepted in order to complete the collections of Renaissance and Baroque art Related events include the Sunday Film necessary paperwork for the transfer of their credits. in the Southeast. Series on March 20 at 3:00 p.m. will feature Portraits by such outstanding artists as Rembrandt's Self-Portraits, 1606-69 and Leandro Bassano (of c. 1585), Nicolaes Maes Rembrandt & Velasquez: Two Faces of the (1674), Johann Zoffany (c. 1775), Augustus 17th Century; a slide lecture by Dr. David Saint-Gaudens (1874), and Marcel Ebitz, director of the Ringling, on "John Duchamp (1907) attest to the richness of the Ringling as a Collector" is scheduled for Ringling's holdings. The subjects range Tuesday, March 29, at 2:30 p.m., as part of from kings, queens, and princesses to artists' the "Art in the Afternoon" series; Cornell self-portraits, actors, and the bourgeoisie. Museum Director Dr. Arthur Blumenthal The inclusion of artworks by Philippe will speak on "The Art of Portraiture" on Halsman (A Portrait of Katherine Cornell Thursday, April 14, at 7:00p.m., ataspecial of 1947), Richard Avedon (A Portrait of evening event; and costume designer Truman Capote of c. 1969), and Chuck Close Jacqueline Bartholomew will lecture on (Georgia/ Fingerprint I of 1985) expands "Period Costumes in Portraiture" on the scope of the show to encompass the Tuesday, April 19 at 2:30 p.m.

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BLACK AMERICA: YESTERDAY,TODAY, AND TOMORROW Fourth Annual Celebration of the Peoples and Cultures of Africa and the Diaspora ROLLINS COLLEGE • THURSDAY - SUNDAY, APRIL 14 -17

THURSDAY, APRIL 14 SATURDAY, APRIL 16 6 -8PM Opening Reception / Casa Iberia 12 - 5PM Open Air Bazaar / Mills Lawn Host - Dr. Manuel Vargas Alan & Alan Maria Bryant 8PM Keynote Address / Hauck Auditorium VOKAL Orlando School of Cultural Dance Keynote Speaker - Cecil Josiah Guilbeaux Zx7 Economic Development and 2 - 3:30PM Documentary / Hauck Auditorium Transformation: Social, Cultural and Topic: Journey of Sorrow Spiritual Awakening 4 - 6PM Documentary / Hauck Auditorium in Black America, 1600-1994 Topic: H-2: Jamaican Farm Workers in Florida Panel Discussion / Bush Auditorium FRIDAY, APRIL 15 The Past, Present and Future of the African-American Community of Winter Park 12 - 1PM Off Campus Student Reception 7PM Fashion Show / Student Center Olin Library 11PM JAM / Downunder, Student Center 2 - 4PM Panel Discussion / Hauck Auditorium Sponsored by the Black Student Union Moderator: Cecil Josiah Topic: Who is Really Black? 4 - 6PM Film/ Hauck Auditorium SUNDAY, APRIL 17 Daughters of the Dust 12 - 4PM Open Air Bazaar / Mills Lawn 7PM Dramatic Presentation / Bush Auditorium Orlando Power Stars Steel Orchestra Sister, Can I Speak for You? 5PM - 7PM Gospel Extravaganza / Knowles Chapel

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Special Thanks to Program Sponsors: ™c m.,Nrn • AFRICAN & AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES PROGRAM • BLACK STUDENT UNION FLORIDA HUMANITIES COUNCIL AHUCAN CARIBBEAN AFFAIRS . STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION CULTURAL ACTION COMMITTEE • LATIN AMERICAN « ^ PD^DAMS . WOMEN'S STUDIES OFFICE OF STUDENT ACTIVITIES AND LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS WOMEN S STUDIES The Sandspur Volume 1QQ |SSUe #2Q Page Style MACBETH COMING NEXT TO THE ANNIE

BY KURT ANTHONY Sandspur The Annie Russell theatre's production of MACBETH, Shakespeare's chilling tale MACBETH is directed by Professor Scott of a man of honor tempted into unspeakable LaFeber and features Kevin Colbert and crimes, will open at the Annie Russell Theatre Christina Apathy as Macbeth and Lady on the Rollins College campus on April 29 Macbeth, respectively. Rollins Visiting and continue through May 8, 1994. Professor, Bill McNulty, on leave from the Shakespeare's MACBETH, is a tragedy resident company at the Actors Theatre of based on an early Scottish legend about a Louisville, will play the role of Duncan, the nobleman who was inveigled by a prophecy martyred King. of witches and by the spurring of his MACBETH will be performed at the ambitious wife, to murder a king and seize Annie Russell Theatre on April 29, 30", his throne. The terrifying scenes of the play May 4,5,6,7,8 +, 1994. Tickets are $12.00 develop out of the remorse that wrack Friday & Saturday at 8:00 p.m. $9.00 Macbeth and Lady Macbeth as they move matinees 2:00 p.m. the 30th and 4:00 p.m. toward their deserved sentences. In no other the 8th. $6.00 Wednesday and Thursday at Shakespearean play is such sustained power 8:00 p.m. For information and reservations of poetry combined with such a surging call 626-2145 beginning April 18, 1994 emotion and such unremitting force of action. from 1-5 p.m. photo courtsey of the Annie Russell Theatre Kevin Colbert and Bill McNulty in a scene from MACBETH playing at the -••••-• Annie Russell Theatre at Rollins College April 29*,30, May 4, 5, 6, 7,8+, 1994 indicates 2:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. performances and + indicates 4:00 p.m. The box office will be open beginning April 18, from 1-5 p.m. ROC NEWS Call 646-2145 weekdays for reservations and information.

BY BR I SOLOMON Cabaret Next at the Sandspur

Members of ROC would like hev Perfectly Marvelous. Sally's view of life 1995 steering committee. As Pr Mark Two is wholly carpe diem. She insists, Why should I wake up? But the dream has not long to run. junior and has been extremely BY MIKE EIGHT including secretary this year. Sandspur Ernst visits Cliff asking him to aid with President. He was equipment m further smuggling. By now it is clear thai trips. For Secretary we have R Cabaret, the second show of our fabulous Ernst is a Nazi and that the money he keeps minutes of all the meetings so Spring Series, is a lyric version of John Van bringing in illegally is to aid the Nazi coffers. contact. Our '"money lady" is D Druten's hit play I Am a Camera, which was Cliff demurs. But Ernst does not leave accounts and help in the subsid a dramatization of the earlier Christopher without warning Frau Schneider not to wed managers; Shannon Webster ; Isherwood stories. Its book is by Joe Schultz, "He is not a German." A rock manager this year...so he knows Masteroff with lyrics by Fred Ebb, and music thrown through the rooming-house window will be something new for her. by John Kander. Opening April 13, it will convinces the landlady of the sad truth behind Our Historian is N. Sydney; s3 run through May 22. the young Nazi's threat. putting a photo album of the ye At the opening a spotlight reveals a heavily Cliff begs Sally to leave Germany with to ROC as our Newspaper Edi made-up Master of Ceremonies white face, him. Instead, she returns to the Kit Kat Klub. charge of trip reports along wii rouged cheeks, heavy lashes, and cupid bow Cliff follows her, and in an argument there articles. Last but not least is Seat lips - who sings a tinny Willkommen to his with Ernst he is badly beaten by Ernst; house trips and keep everyone i customers in three languages. Meanwhile, henchmen. Sally continues to sing to the Again congratulations to th on a train heading toward this same Berlin, club's patrons, telling them life is a Cabaret forward to a fun year next year Cliff Bradshaw, a fledgling American writer, and inviting each and every "old chum t< encounters a pleasant young German, Ernst come to the cabaret. Ludwig. Ludwig seems to be engaged in When Cliff learns that Sally has had an some sort of smuggling, and Cliff, a little abortion, paying for it with her fur coat, h< ROC Animal of the Month amused by the whole thing, helps him walks out of her life. Alone on the train through customs. heading out of Germany, he begins to write The grateful Ernst promises to become his reminiscences. ROC'S animal of the month is the hippopotamus. The name Hippopotamus Cliffs friend and help open doors for him. itself means "river horse". Along with being aquatic mammals they can weigh The Master of Ceremonies appears again. Cliff takes a room at Frau Schneider's. The and in three languages wishes the audience up to 4 tons. Their tough skin alone, including a thick lining of fat weighs about good lady professes to have once been rich good-bye. 450 kg (1000 lbs) Imagine having to carry that around all day. The hippo is the and adored. The fates have not been Mark Howard will direct with JiH« second largest land animal mxt to the elephant. They have short legs and then- especially kind to her, but she shrugs them Johnson as Choreographer and Patrick • eyes, and nostrils protrude high on the head; which allows them to stay off with So What? She lives only for the Nugent as Musical Director. Set are design* comfortably submerged in the water for long periods of time. You may notice moment, and at this moment another boarder, a strange dunking activity that appears to be a sign of submission. This is a Jew named Her- Schultz (Jack Gilford), by Bud Clark with set construction by S< actually a form of protection and self defense. A large subordinate animal such seems to be on the verge of proposing Williams and Jesse Wilhelm. Terry Witt as the hippo will swing around and defecate (yeah that's what I said) dispersing marriage to her. Cliff visits the Kit Kat Klub, will serve as Stage Manager and Micnae the dung by tail flapping in the face of the approaching animal Not a pretty where he meets an English entertainer, Sally Barber will be in charge of sound. sight...the next time you see a hippo you better watch'but Bowles. The Mark Two is located in College Par at 3376 Edgewater Drive. For reservatiof Sally begins to visit Cliff in his room. He and information call (407)-843-6275. 0 is quickly taken by her forlorn charm, finding of town call 1-800-726-6275. 994 page 5

1994 Orlando WPRK Concert Calenda Sentinel Book Fair Compiled by Lisa Blanning Celebrates Reading, Literature, Music and Sella, The Watertown Choir, and House of the Arts In Central Florida Common at Club Nowhere on Friday, April 15th 0yKRlSTIEKlEDIS preschoolers' through fifth graders with one The Afghan Whigs&ndthe Spinanesvx the Station •rtie 1994 Orlando Sentinel Book Fair will free book of their choosing at the book fair Replace from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday Sponsored by Publix, the program on Saturday the 16th J Sunday, April 23-24, in downtown encourages youngsters to discover the fun Orlando's Lake Eola Park. A celebration of of reading. The giveaway will be located on literacy and the arts, the book fair is open to Central Street at the book fair. A portion of The Implications at the Go Lounge on ^ public, free of charge. the 15,000 books to be given away was The details of the book fair are as follows; donated by Harcourt Brace and Company. Saturday the 16th Booths and entertainment: More than 100 Songwriters Showcase: A panel of three Ijooths will encircle Lake Eola Park offering professional songwriters will discuss attendees the chance to buy new and used songwriting methods, techniques and ways Gnome with Paradox Green at the Covered books, visit other exhibitor showcases and to become published at this year's sample tasty refreshments. Two stages will Songwriters Showcase on Saturday, April Dish in Gainesville on Wednesday the 20th also provide live entertainment performed 23, from 10:30 a.m.—12:30 p.m. in the t,vmusicians, ethnic dancers and puppeteers. Harley Hotel's Reflections ballroom. Brunch with the Authors: Presented by Following the seminar, local professional The Implications at the Mill on Friday the Universal Studios Florida and featuring Peter songwriters will be the featured 22nd Benchley, Sandra Brown and Orestes entertainment at the Amphitheater stage in Lorenzo, Brunch with the Authors is Lake Eola Park. scheduled for Sunday, April 24, at 12 noon Storytellers Theater: Tall tales, folk tales The 14th Annual World Hunger Concert with e Harley Hotel ballroom. Brunchers can and tales representing various ethnic groups enjoy the authors' presentations and will be told at the Lily Pond stage in Lake Red Fox, Mega Banton, Sir D.,Iock Stock N breakfast for just $22 per person. Eola Park from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. each day of Children's Area: Sponsored by Universal the book fair. Presented by the Storytellers Barrel, Bluesberry Jam, Refried Confusion, Studios Florida, the Children's area will of CentrakFlorida, the stories will enthrall and the Crowd at the Rollins College for clowns, face painting, games and fun young and old alike. rail. Writers How-To Seminar: Scheduled for Sandspur Field on Saturday the 23rd Family Story Telling Workshop: Saturday, April 23, from 1:00 - 2:30 p.m. in Professional storyteller, Lynn Shenefield, the Harley Hotel, the Writers How-To otherwise known as Mother Goose, will seminar will feature.June Cussen of luna with low at the Downtown Jazz & / families how to create a big story out Pineapple Press. Cussen will highlight the Blues Club on Monday the 25th of a small thought. This workshop will use how-tos of becoming a published author. the simplicity of a nursery rhyme to activate E.T. Adventure Giveaway: As part of this the attendees imagination as to the possible year's book fair, Universal Studios Florida, story behind the rhyme. The workshop is WFTV-Channel 9 and Magic 107.7 FM are Mule at the Black-Eyed Susan in Daytona on scheduled from 3:00 - 4:30 p.m. on Sunday, jointly sponsoring the E.T. Adventure Wednesday the 27th April 24, in the Harley Hotel. giveaway .Children can win a Letters to E.T. Florida Authors' Alley: Located on the book by filling in the connect-a-dot picture newly-built dock within the park, more than of E.T. and returning it to the Universal Candy DolpheriX Dekkos on Thursday the 28th 5 Florida authors will be on hand to talk Studios Florida, WFTV-Channel 9 or Magic attendees and sign and sell their latest 107.7 FM booth at the Book Fair. A drawing works. of 25 family packs to Universal Studios Arcwelder with Kepone and Superball at the International Writers Seminar: Writer Florida will be conducted among the entrants. Robert Antoni, a native of Trinidad who The E.T. connect-a-dot picture will appear Covered Dish in Gainesville on Saturday the lives in Miami, will be the featured periodically in The Orlando Sentinel speaker at the International Writers Seminar Calendar section prior to the event. 30th at3 p.m., Saturday, April 23 at the Harley In 1993, more than 60,000 people attended I. When his novel Divina Trace was the Book Fair. Joining the Sentinel as major published In 1992, George Plimpton said, sponsors this year are Universal Studios Flat Duo Jets with Little Bill at the Downtown Trinidad, indeed the whole of the Caribbean, Florida, Publix, WFTV-Channel 9 and Jazz & Blues Club on Monday, May 2nd as its James Joyce." Magic 107.7 FM. Reading Roundup: The "Reading For more information about The Orlando toundup" book giveaway provides Sentinel Book Fair, call (407) 420-5595. Jennyanykindat the Covered Dish in Gainesville on Friday the 6th Now !! Thru May 27th ^ Thursday Night is Killjoy at Club Nowhere on Friday the 6th Spoken word by Lydia Lunch and a photo Rollins College Night exhibition by J.K. Potter at the Go Lounge on at the Saturday the 7th ReverendHortonHeatwixh Lucy Fur Coat at the dmc Downtown Jazz & Blues Club on Monday the Fashion Village 8 Theatre 16th 735 Herndon Ave. • Orlando, FL

All Rollins Students & Faculty <£} Note: For more information concerning these shows (i.e. times, locations, ticket prices, etc.) contact the clubs by using the club All Seats Only $2.75 * Thursday directory in R-Times. Also, stay tuned to WPRK 915 FM for more All Shows Nights Only ! information and free ticket giveaways to these show * Rollins student or Faculty I.D. required. Not Valid with other offers. Offer Void after May 27th 1994. The Sandspur Volume 1QQ | page 6 SSUe Campus Sites Needed ITS CRUNCH TIME AGAIN!!! For Community Service Are your final papers, projects and reports done?? Did you wait until the last minute again? Do you just need a Workshops hand finishing up? During the workshops, participants are BY JOHN WATCH involved in activities such as interactive Sandspur group exercises, panel discussions, small If you can answer YES to any of the above, we can help. group workshops and open forums. The Whatever your task (term papers, projects, reports, thesis, Everyday, college students are confronted workshops create a dialogue between campus with issues such as HIV/AIDS, child abuse, and community groups, initiate andenhan^ dissertation—including graphics, charts and artwork) homelessness and literacy. Although some campus-based service programs and build WE CAN DO IT!!! students feel as though they can change the on-going coalitions and collaborations to world, they cant solve these problems alone. address specific community issues. Through Florida's Office for Campus "Sometimes college students can forget Were FAST! Were GOOD! Were CHEAP!! Volunteers' Challenge & Change workshop they also part ofa community," says FOCV's series, students and community members director Steve Haddad. "Challenge <$ can come together to discuss issues that Change helps to bridge that gap by teaching concern them and develop ways to work how we can work together to solve common Call 277-1445 toward change. problems." Florida's Office , Host are for Campus encouraged to Volunteers (FOCV), "Sometimes college utilize a diverse a statewide students can forget group of individuals health matters organization funded to assist them with by the Legislature to they are also part of their planning. By BY VICKIE MCMILLAN promote and developing an Sandspur encourage collegiate advisory board a community" JCI involvement in —••^M^—— consisting of across :i$ community service, section of students, •ill How much is too much fat? is looking for three college campuses to host faculty, business, community and political the 1994-95 workshops. Challenge & leaders, organizers can ensure that the ::•: •a Change is a series of independent and problems in the community are being Fat should contribute to no more than 30 percent of your total daily calories. This interactive workshops designed to assist in adequately addressed. doesn't mean that every food you eat must derive less than 30 percent of its calories the development of campus/community Campuses will be selected based on the from fat, but that you should balance higher-fat foods with plenty of low-fat foods 50 partnerships. The one- day workshops applicant's demonstration of commitment that your total intake of fat accounts for no more than 30 Percent of the calories you provide a unique opportunity for students to connecting campuses and communities,a eat on a given day. and community leaders to network, discuss clear understanding of the responsibilities To determine the percentage of calories derived from fat in a particular food, you local issues and learn new skills. Each host entailed with the event, a clear articulation need to know the number of calories and grams of fat in a serving. Multiply the grams campus is responsible for identifying issues of goals and plans for the workshop and the of fat in a serving by 9. Then divide that number by the total calories in the serving. that are of greatest concern in their area and ability to provide students and an For example, a tablespoon of Peanut butter has 8 grams of fat and 95 calories. So 8 designing an agenda to address them. administrator or faculty member to serve as x 9=72, divided by number of calories (95) equals 0.76 or 76 percent calories from FOCV will provide financial resources local coordinators. fat. and technical assistance for the three To receive an application, write Florida'] campuses hosting the workshops. This Office for Campus Volunteers, 345 Lakeside Hours: 8:30-5:00 Monday-Friday. includes a small stipend to cover expenses Magnolia Dr. Suite D-12, Tallahassee, E( Open sick call 9:30-12:30. Appointments: 1:00—4:30. forfood, printing, postage and other materials 32301-2950 or call (904) 922-292: needed to present the workshop. Applications are due Friday, April 29.

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"Well, we could go back to my place, but you 'You need to see medicine man have to understand — I'm serious when I say me just handyman." it's just a hole in the wall." e9 -G* OMING TO TERMS: HAT IS A SANE HUMAN BEING? THE SANDSPUR NORDSTROM Volume 100, Issue #20 dangerously close we are to depleting and April 13, 1994 devastating our sole habitat. As a species mathematical, musical, spatial, bodily- kinesthetic, inter-personal, and intra- ,lc life of the individual is nothing we are potently ecocidal, which is the depth personal. Tragically prone as we are to process of giving birth to himself; of insanity. Although certain individuals fallacy and folly, we need to learn to function we should be fully born, when we seem wonderfully sane and enlightened, the at the highest levels of intelligence we Shellie E. Olszewski hough itis the tra£ic fate of most mass of humanity behaves like the lowest die before they are born." possess, assisted by the best tools that our Editor-in-Chief common denominator of sanity, propelling technical ingenuity can make. our planet toward ecotastrophe. Thus, either (2) Realism. To be sane we must be fully Frich Fromm, 77ie Sfl/z

RVIN NEWMAN outor Today children spend more time playing media form the cultural base in which we The editorial board of The Sandspur Wstoday are filled with devices that with computerized video games, at the risk find meaning and purpose in life. extends an invitation to our readers to submit of losing opportunities for socialization and Technology evaluates too much of the letters and articles to The Sandspur. balled "high tech." Now they are In order for a letter to be considered for 'mmonplacc, as in the FAX machine the benefits of learning about people, about information on which we rely and give meaning to our very being. publication, it must include the name and home computer. We are able to other cultures, about working with, and phone number of the author. Technology is not evil. Nor is living with •Mate instantly over vast distances, caring for and about, other people, about All letters and articles which are submit­ antiquated methods a virtue. But technology ted must bear the handwritten signature of cconds whole documents can be developing new ideas and solving problems. misused may prevent the next generation the author. across the ocean, and libraries of The Swiss dramatist and novelist Max All letters must be typed—heavy, dark from learning enough about human 'formation can be accessed with a Frisch once wrote that technology is the print is preferred. Letters and articles which knack of so arranging the world that we relationships or experiencing firsthand are submitted must be factual and accurate. Certainly, these developments Word-limit for letters to the Editors is 350. ated don't have to experience it. communication to advance their own °nce unheard of possibilities development. Furthermore, over-reliance The editors reserve the right to correct The novelist Herman Melville saw doom spelling, punctuation and grammar as well But there is a downside, on technology may impede our resorting to in technology. At one time in our history, as any language which might be offensive to become to regard technology not as the resources of thought, the tunnels of the United States whaling ships were the most a segment of our reading audience. Under "end, but as the end itself. Many mind, to liberate our minds and empower us no circumstances will the form or content of te successful and profitable. But mMobyDick, chnological advances limit or to function in many roles in a world the author's ideas be altered. Submit articles to The Sandspur at We the need for direct human Melville put a madman at the helm of the community. We need to experience the Pequod and had him take the ship to the Campus Box 2742 or drop them by our office "e new means of communication sense of dignity which comes only from on the third floor of the Mills Memorial Cen­ and strengthen non- bottom of the sea. The ship, the technology, personally experiencing our own humanity. ter. 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Through our memory certainly isn't immortality, but it's weekly during the academic year on We the bureaucrats, the statisticians and pollsters, may lessen both our about as close as one can come. No machine Wednesdays. ^ our ability-todeal with other the computers, the social scientists, the new can give us that. commentators, the opinion polls and the The Sandspur Volume page 10 Forum The Political Correctness Myth BY JULIAN GONZALEZ to persons who have been raped and fear of women still account for only ten pe Sandspur Contributor on changes in speech brought about by the feminist movement and the call for sensitive- retribution by the rapist. At many colleges tenured faculty at all four-year institutw Facing graduation and a looming amount and more accurate- language from various and universities, rapes that are reported are (only four percent at Ivy League collej, of work between here and there, I didn't plan sectors of American society. I am often not documented so as to not tarnish the five times more women with PhD on contributing anything else to the shocked at the righteous indignation some school's image. Why don't those do-gooder unemployed than men and only tw\ve, | Sandspur. However, being referred to by people express when a woman asks to be "anti-p.c."ers have time to talk about this? I Womens Studies chairs existed natioi T name fourteen times in Peter Behringer's referred to as a "woman" and not as a "girl". guess they're too concerned with Antioch as of 1991 ? Here at Rollins, failure tosupc last article, usually in the context of my Even worse are the fits of rage these same college. the Women Studies program can be see] being a "hypocrite" or "asinine", has led me people go into when they see womyn spelled The case of Catherine MacKinnon is the loss of three professors I to reconsider. Casting aside Behringer's with a "y", the reaction being completely another example of a distortion of an department in only the last two years. Th< ludicrous claims that he's a victim at Rollins out of proportion to the supposed crime. important issue in the frenzy to unmask "p.c. don't sound like the makings of afemu College because he doesn 't approve of every Personally, I consider it basic decency to thought"- in this case, censorship. Catherine "p.c." conspiracy to me. On the contrary,! program the C.A.C. brings and that anyone refer to people by whatever name they wish MacKinnon, a lawyer, seeks to use legislation facts suggest the continued resistance tot who disagrees with him is guilty of being to be called. That some consider this a "p.c." to restrict violent pornography. This has only feminism, but to women thcmselv "p.c", I would like to address some of attack on Western culture doesn't say much been called for many times before by the within academia. Under a little scrutiny,! Behringer's misrepresentations of my for the state of Western culture. Mr. religious right, only now things are different; political correctness myth collaps position on political correctness. Behringer contradicts his own argument that because Catherine MacKinnon isn't a Jesse house of cards. Behringer apparently misunderstood a we shouldn't "promote sensitivity" in speech Helms or some other religious conservative, It's true there are feminists in Amerj satire I wrote called "The Political when he complains in his article that he has she is a feminist. So where before There are gay s and lesbians. There arcpolit Correctness Witchhunt" as a defense of been called insensitive names like "Nazi" commentators cheered the efforts of the progressives. And yes, minorities are political correctness. It's not. I would not and "Herr Behringer". Behringer believes religious right to promote "morality, God around and still facing the problem ol defend political correctness for the same he has the right to be rude to others- he and country", now they rail against "attempts both physical and cultural. And it'sal reason I wouldn't defend Santa Claus- I regularly ridicules women and gays and at p.c. thought control". And is MacKinnon's that many of us in these groups seek to don't believe either one exist. Political lesbians in the Sandspur- but wants others to prc-censorship stand representative of the other Americans over to what we consii 9 correctness is a myth. That is, if we use the be sensitive to him. Complaining because of American Left The most carefully reasoned be our logical, humane beliefs. All sc term as it is commonly defined in the media, insensitive language, Mr. Behringer? How rejections of the legislation she proposes I of American society do the same. The as a monolithic conspiracy of "the extreme "p.c"! have seen have been in Left magazines such way the aforementioned groups chall left", as Behringer says, who have infiltrated What are some other aspects of the "p.c." as Z Magazine and The Progressive. America is by questioning outdated government, media and universities, hell controversy? Two examples inevitably Censorship is as wrong now as it has ever inhumane social structures. For this they bent on stopping free thought and free speech. brought up when political correctness is been. However, it is hypocrisy to sit quietly sometimes rewarded with "anti-p, How many times have you heard hysterical discussed are the sexual abuse code at by when Fundamentalist groups seek to violence- it's not gays who are denunciations of something called "political Antioch College and the writings of anti- censor information on birth control in straights but the other way around-and tag correctness" which if we don't resist,we are pornography advocate and lawyer Catherine classrooms and then seeth with rage when with that dread label of "politically COTO told, will take over America? I have heard MacKinnon. Let's be clear about this. The Catherine MacKinnon tries to stop The political correctness witchhunt such ranting everywhere from college sexual abuse code at Antioch seems silly to pornography depicting violence against the first witchhunt in American history newspapers to the Orlando Sentinel to the me, what with it's requirement of asking for women. Furthermore, it is a lie to suggest even the only one besides the famous Sal Rush Limbaugh show. Now try to remember approval at various steps on the way towards that the Left is the driving force behind witchhunt. In the 1950's, Senator Jos( how many times you've heard a defense of sex. But does this one ill-conceived policy at censorship in America. This honor McCarthy established his political car political correctness. Have you ever even one university represent the biggest problem, historically rests with fundamentalist insisting there were "thousands of met someone who claims to be politically or even one of the more important problems, Christian groups such as the so-called Moral carrying Communists" infiltratingeveryk correct? I have never encountered either. If regarding sexual relations at college Majority, and to this day remains with them. of American society, from Rotary club there are a few souls hiding somewhere who campuses? Let's test one of the main assumptions of Hollywood to the State Department. consider themselves politically correct, they Call me "p.c." if you will, but I think the the "anti-p.c" movement-that feminists have threat of being called before the House are not very vocal, and I have a hard time chronic underreporting of rape on college come to dominate American universities American Activities Committee and labe believing that this timid minority represents campuses is a much bigger and much less and have in the process rewritten the entire a Communist was used to silence any diss the dangerous threat to free speech and free reported problem. Do you believe there curriculum. Or as University of Chicago within America. The label of "politi thought some would have us believe. On the were no rapes at Rollins either last year or professor Allen Bloom puts it, "There was correctness" is used today in a similiar.al contrary, I believe the greater threat to free this year, as campus safety records indicate? this great push to hire women no matter less severe, fashion. Though the labclschai speech to be the knee-jerk reaction of labeling The Campus Safety officer I spoke to was what, and women have really advanced and the reality persists; dissent is to be silcix anyone "politically correct" if they dare clear to make the distinction that no rapes they're there now... The terrific attack on the The "political correctness" controvert even broach the subject of past and continued "had been reported". If you know or have curriculum is fundamentally by the feminists a ruse; a non-issue designed to silenccdiss mistreatment of women, minorities and gays heard of even one person that was raped because the feminists have been the most and distract attention from issues of substa and lesbians or hold political views outside during this time, this should disturb you. On successful". But how could feminists It's a myth, and like the myth of SantaC the narrowly defined mainstream. campuses across the U.S., rapes are not dominate universities if, as Pulitzer prize we must recognize it as such and grow A great amount of "anti-p.c." anger focuses being reported due to the stigma still attached winning journalist Susan Faludi documents, face reality.

The Makings of a Sane Human Being : continued from page 9 II justice, temperance, and courage (especially (7) Freedom. A condition of sanity is to prudence, rationality, and logic, to be sane ever greater complexity and integration. courage, the underpinning of all the others) be free of avoidable impositions and we also need attunement to a subtler and of such consciousness conies a sc still apply, even to atheists, for these are limitations, particularly the self-imposed more psychological awareness; we need a transcendent beauty, joy, and glory simply the behaviors that lead to happiness. shackles of fear, anger, envy, greed, lust, higher and deeper kind of consciousness confirms and sanctifies one's sanity (6) Non-arrogance. Believing that "man apathy, and fear (fear is worth mentioning into the ways of the world and the spirit. Clearly, we have far to go. Some is the measure of all things," as the antique twice). Discovering how to liberate ourselves Age and hard experience may lead some to pioneers of sanity have struggled ^ Romans declared, once helped to boost our from such slavery to passion and irrationality such insight (as with Oedipus and King further reaches of the human fronts » species-esteem, but now needs tempering, is the chief project of our progress toward Lear), yet even some children have been have returned with the golden news! especially as we recognize our own barbarity sanity. blessed with wise intimations and intuitions, optimal potential. They now serve as^ toward this plundered planet. "We have met (8) Power. Complementary to freedom "those deeper illuminations in whose light exemplars and prototypes, insPinlJJ the enemy, and he is us." Also, to be fully from is freedom to. Being free to do as we justice and unjustice [sic], good and evil, directing our development. But huni' L sane we need to cultivate the humility and choose, within the scope of reason and virtue, means and ends are seen in fearful sharpness has yet to undertake a gold rush o ^ fellow-feeling that curb our dominating and requires strenuous cultivation of our talents, of outline" (Jacob Bronowski). sanity. I see history as the record! L manipulative ego in its tendency to regard knowledge, skills, and capabilities. We (10) Reverence. Being wholly sane means successful and failed experiments o other people as inferior to us, or even as less need to be efficacious, not feckless. We feeling due respect for infinity and eternity, beings in our efforts toward achicv than human. Such prideful egoism happens need, in Garrison Keillor's words, "the feeling awed by the immense mystery and humanity, civility, and ecositjH^ naturally at early developmental stages in strength to do what needs to be done," for we majesty of the universe, of which we are efforts to become sane. It is time nov human beings, but maturity and sanity require cannot be sane without exercising maximum such infinitesimal specks. It means knowing history. The time for failed expert its extinction. Narrow self-interest must control over our destinies (though we cannot ourselves as micromarvels within the done. We now must build on oursf expand to appreciate and respond to the best be wise without accepting how little ultimate macromarvel of Allness, the Cosmos. Being follow the lead of our wisestnarb,ng interests of others out of awareness that self control we do have over our destinies, even sane means abiding in such cosmic create sane societies that devc o versus other is a false dichotomy. Other is at maximum). consciousness, acting in accord with the persons who will conspire and co^ self. (9) Insight. Wisdom, if you will. Beyond evolutionary career of the universe toward to save our planet and make it t n Issue 13,1921 page 11 ARS BASEBALL ET SURPRISED /ITH #1 RANKING KEMPINGER Perce PANIEL Sports istitu colle and proven hitters. Among these hitters are Rollins College baseball team has h.D'i Jason Lunetta and Scott Thayer, who exceptionally well this year. With a y twH combine with senior pitcher Ben Fleetham reCord and 15 games remaining, they ation to form the Minnesotta Connection. All n|y six more wins to move past their three of these players come from the tosiij with Sophpmore Tom Peck, who has also Husseinus has been a pleasant surprise for Minnesota area * sei r(j number of done a fine job at the plate. The Tars got the Tars, who have come to depend on the for a single which makes it 'rom another surprise when Ryan Alkire freshman quite often as the season goes on. With the quite odd that they irs.T ft transferred from UCF to come play across Smyth has done a great job starting and 1 fem of only two would all come town. Alkire presently leads the team in RBI saving games for Rollins. The rest of the itrarj crslast year, the together and play and average, and is second in home runs to bullpen of Pat Kennedy and Matt Scales has iceti looked good here in Florida. John Hernandez, who is also a junior transfer. been able to come in and finish out the ;mse ng into the Junior Joe Tony Rich is another solid bat in the line up, games successfully. utiny u but not this Iarrobino not to mention a great shortstop. Along with Rollins looks very well to finish top in the es Ii As of April transferred from Peck, Fleetham, and Gregg Smyth they made conference and make their second ie Tars were Providence to play up the three PreSeason Ail-Americans. consecutive trip to the regional tournament ed #1 for the here last year. With The Tars pitching staff looked strong at on the way to the College World Series. :pol (time ever in a questionable the beginning of the year, with Ben Fleetham Jason Lunetta said that, "We have to keep it arc ision II by shoulder, coach and Gregg Smyth coming off good seasons in perspective because we still have to finish i'v.irfciateBaseball Fulgham still in '93. Ben has turned on the heat this year #1, and come home with a ring." The Tars als is quite a feat signed him. Bino by striking out 114 batters in 93 innings. are ready to go out and show the country :k to eTars who play in arguably the best started out as a designated hitter last year Fleetham says that, "If we go out and play what they can do, and with this well rounded •nsid ference in the country. Rollins has been and proved very handy with the bat. This instead of going through the motions we team, they just may end up in the College ;eg solid offense from a variety of new year coach decided to platoon him at first have a good shot at winning it." Justin World Series for the first time in forty years. The hall ited

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