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Behind the rift: how two new business d and the future of the College of Professional Studies

Annamarie Carlson page 6 Sandspur « NEWS Everything Real. Everything Rollins.

Established in 1894 with the following editorial: "Unassuming yet almighty sharp, and pointed, ' well rounded yet many sided, assiduously tena­ cious, victorious in single combat, and therefore without a peer, wonderfully attractive and exten­ sive in circulation; all these will be found upon investigation to be among the extraordinary quali­ ties of The Sandspur." Las Vegas, Nevada EXECUTIVE STAFF Jamie Pizzi Editor-in-chief David Matteson Production Manager Annamarie Carlson Managing Editor K> CONTENT STAFF © Emily Kelly ^ g Head Content Editor Daniel Udell WHERE ^ to Head Copy Editor *9 s Mayra Macias Web Editor to Compiled by Lauren Waymire 44 Cara Guthrie iWORLD Alexandra Mariano Seoul, South Korea — The exercises are harmless. NadineAvola Ivano-Frankivsk, Ukraine ring as the site to host the 2016 Copy Editors — Following months of civil Republican National Conven­ leader of North Korea has sent Eldoret, Kenya — Top ath­ Stephanie Garcia unrest, protesters seized the tion. The event would bring an open letter to the South Ko­ letes in Kenya are threatening Kyle McCoy regional government offices in tens of millions in revenue from rean government asking for rec­ to boycott the Olympics in pro­ CO Marcie Oliveira Section Editors the city of Ivano-Frankivsk in the estimated 40,000 delegates, onciliation and an end to "hos­ test of proposed tax increases OL Iman Shami western Ukraine. Protests were visitors, media and guests; not tile military tactics." The letter to their earnings. The Kenyan oQ_ Assistant Section Editor sparked in November when to mention intense week-long arrived just weeks before South Revenue Agency is seeking to CO Micah Bradley President Yanukovych aban­ media coverage and a substan­ Korea and the United States are double the current tax rate for Lauren Waymire doned a proposed association set to hold joint military exer­ the athletes who are already Staff Writers tial amount of federal funding and free-trade agreement with cises. placed in the highest tax brack­ Marissa Mondello for security and arrangements. Matt Boggs the European Union. Las Vegas civic leaders and The North Korean govern­ et in the country. 1— Nolan Brewer Activists cite the prolonged GOP supporters, such as casino ment has suggested that the ex­ The tax alone has discour­ Production Assistant 2 violence and demonstrations, owner Sheldon Adelson who ercises are more akin to prepa­ aged athletes in various coun­ LU DESIGN DEPARTMENT as part of the fight against ex­ personally spent $98 million on ration on South Korea's behalf tries from competing, save a Z Kayla Powers few events, such as Jamaica's Head Designer tensive government corruption candidates in 2012, are launch­ for an attack on their neighbors and misuse of power and say ing a campaign to convince the to the north and included thinly Usain Bolt, who competes only OL Alexandra Colvin LU Ginna Vick that all attempts to do so peace­ party that Vegas should host veiled threats in the letter about in the United Kingdom when h- Designers fully have been ineffective. in 2016. While the city may not what would happen if South offered a tax exemption. Many LU Hongjin Du Many government offices, in­ have the conservative reputa­ Korea chooses not to cancel the are crying out in protest over oS Photo Editor cluding those in the capital city tion that the party looks for, exercises. the treatment of Kenyan ath­ CO BUSINESS & FACULTY I— of Kiev, have added extra pro­ Republicans might be eager to The government in Seoul letes. CL Greg Golden tection by means of police and < General Manager reclaim the state known as "an has openly stated that they The country currently new defense barriers. Dr. Emily Russell electoral battleground" after are not taking the letter at face boasts some of the world's fast­ — Associate Professor of English Las Vegas, Nevada — Sin losing its support in the last two value and have assured, along est middle and long distance Taylor McCormack City has thrown its hat in the elections. with Washington D.C, that the runners. Business Assistant CO LU PUBLIC RELATIONS OL Lauren Silvestri Public Relations Coordinator St Marijuana Moves to Florida Ballot: LU Jennifer Gorman U_ Sarah MacDougall Nancy Trepany Public Relations Interns What does that mean for Rollins? — John Berggren Multimedia Manager Micah Bradley to marijuana. Popular opinion confusing or misleading, plac­ is not allowed on campus or Jaime Saure of the drug's recreational use is ing the legalization of mari­ in dorms. Many of the colleges 2 Multimedia Intern Staff Writer o also shifting, with many Amer­ juana for "debilitating medical also have rules against mari­ 2 As most people know, Col­ icans now thinking it should be ADVERTISING conditions" on the November juana in general and professors orado and Washington both legalized, or at the very least ballot as a potential amendment and students smoking marijua­ o Contact: [email protected] The Sandspur is published weekly on legalized marijuana for recre­ for medicinal purposes. Many to the state constitution. na, even off campus, might face Thursdays and maintains a circulation of 1,000 ational use effective on January states are now rethinking their How might changing mari­ repercussions. Since cities can copies. The views expressed in The Sandspur 1, 2012. Since then, the mari­ laws and several have intro­ decide whether or not to allow in no way reflect those of Rollins College or its juana laws in Florida potentially Board of Trustees. juana industry has grown at a duced new bills for less strict affect Rollins? It is easy enough marijuana stores, many college CO The Sandspur is always looking :or new shocking rate. Legal marijuana marijuana regulations. to look at what is happening at towns are not currently allow­ paid employees. To inquire about open positions, stores are now selling marijua­ L5U please email [email protected]. In Florida, the legalization colleges in Colorado and Wash­ ing marijuana shops to open. z The Sandspur Editorial Staff extends an na to individuals who are 21 or of medical marijuana could soon ington, where the marijuana Since Florida has not even invitation to all readers to attend weekly article older. As a result, these states become a reality. A recent poll rules are the most lenient in the legalized marijuana for medi­ assignment meetings every Monday at 6 p.m. In have become popular tourist — order to be considered for publication, the name reported that over half of the country, as a precedent. Mar­ cal use yet, it will probably be of the author must be included. destinations and some people public wants to legalize medi­ ijuana is still not allowed on a long time before marijuana is In considering a submission for have even moved enirely to cal marijuana. A large portion publication, The Sandspur reserves the right to college campuses in either state. legalized for recreational use, if O edit letters and articles. have easier access to marijuana. of these people are college-age. Because marijuana is illegal ac­ ever. Although, even if Florida CNj Please send all submissions to submit® The examples of Colorado This support led to a new bill to cording to federal laws, schools does eventually follow Colora­ O thesandspur.org. All submissions must be and Washington have affect­ legalize medical marijuana re­ •^ received no later than 5 p.m. on the Friday prior receiving federal funding are do and Washington's examples b to publication. ed the general opinion in the ceiving enough signatures from forced to comply with the Drug- to legalize marijuana for recre­ s The Sandspur rest of the country. President enough districts to add it to the Free Schools and Communities ational use, it is highly unlikely 1000 Holt Avenue Obama has made the strongest November ballot. Act. Winter Park, FL 32789 that it will be allowed on college 3 pro-marijuana statement of any On Jan. 27, the Florida Su­ Though it is now legal for campuses; Rollins will most Cover Art Designed By: president, saying that alcohol Kayla Powers'17 preme Court ruled 4-3 that the students over 21 to use mari­ likely respond with new cam­ is more dangerous compared language of the ballot was not juana off campus, smoking it pus drug rules. OPINION English Major: Just Starbucks Mere, and Scrutiny? Experience Hind Berji ping tea and reading Jane Aus­ HHMH9R • Writer ten may come to mind. It is this Amir Sadeh I beat myself up and tried des­ them. People can become toxic pedantic stereotype that seems The first time I told my to annoy people the most. But Columnist perately to make things right, and can bring you down. You racking my brain to find ways must always surround yourself high school economics teacher there are many different kinds "Sometimes being a friend to bring them back into my life with those who will raise you that I was planning on becom­ of English majors who may mi­ means mastering the art of tim­ and make things like they once up, keep you in check, and are ing an English major, his reply nor in different fields of study. ing. There is a time for silence. were. honest with you... even when was: "Ha! Good luck with that! Even majors with a writing A time to let go and allow peo­ One night, during my it hurts. In some circumstances, You're going to be broke." I, of minor can choose the "profes­ ple to hurl themselves into their freshman or sophomore year you have to drop those people course, took great offense to his sional" or "creative" path to own destiny. And a time to pre­ of college, I had a late night who aren't worth your time, remark. Yet, it wasn't until my writing. We are not all trying pare to pick up the pieces when conversation with my dad. I because time is so precious that first year in college that I had to become teachers or novelists. it's all over." - Gloria Naylor was home for the weekend and you deserve more than to waste any idea of the commonality of Many go on to study law, busi­ One of the things that I was feeling nostalgic for some such a luxury on those who in­ this criticism. Waves of people ness, communication, or sci­ was most self-conscious about reason. I wanted to talk about sist on being "trifling," or "hav­ offering me unsolicited advice ence. There is no set approach growing up was knowing who how much things had changed ing little value or importance" about how I could make mon­ to what an English major can my "real" friends were. In gen­ in the course of only a few as Merriam Webster defines it. ey as an English major, doing or should do. For the most part, eral, I am someone who is very years. I told him that looking There are those people in what they deemed as "practi­ we study language. We study open to friendship and have back, I felt really sad. While I our lives that are worth fight­ cal" office jobs, gave me an un­ how intangible it can be and the always believed in giving peo­ was happy to be going to such ing for, and in those cases, one familiar sense of anxiety about diverse and beautiful ways that ple the benefit of the doubt. an amazing college and I had should always put forth the ef­ what I wanted to study. Sud­ it can be laid out on the page. Also, I am someone who takes started to make new friends fort to make things work. But if denly I felt insecure about it- Any conflict can be understood afraid that I really would end the concept of friendship very and meet all these new people, doing so means that you have through language. Through fic­ up working at Starbucks for the tion and nonfiction, we study seriously and many of my best I felt bad that I was starting to to sacrifice or act in a manner rest of my life while drafting up life and human behavior. friends are the same as family. lose touch with those I had con­ that defies your values and the some mediocre novel and ship­ I would give them the shirt off sidered friends for years. My fa­ essence of who you are or what In a piece from The Chron­ ping it off to publishers. my back, the money in my wal­ ther then stopped me and gave you believe, then you must let icle of Higher Education, Mark let, and take a bullet for them what I consider one of his best that person go. By that point, Why are English majors Edmundson persuades stu­ - no questions asked. With that pieces of advice: "Know your there is already a good chance constantly ridiculed? What is it dents to consider majoring in said, one can understand why I distance." that person is no longer the about my fellow Norton-wield­ English. He states, "The busi­ ing grammarians that gets nessman prattles about excel­ have such a difficult time deal­ I, of course, asked him to friend you met in the first place. under everyone's skin? For lence, leadership, partnerships, ing with the growing apart, and clarify. He began to explain to Above all else, you must always starters, jobs. We live in a time and productivity. The athlete eventual loss, of certain friend­ me a lot of the things I already maintain a high level of digni­ when talking about "the job drones on about the game ships. knew: that people change as ty. No friend - hell - no person market" makes many a stu­ plan... the politician pontifi­ you get older, some interests is ever worth your self-respect. I never understood how dent shudder. There is a myth cates about unity, opportuni­ broaden or go away, and you Once they take that away, you and why people grew apart. I that English majors ignore the ty, national greatness... when start becoming a different per­ are nothing. thought that if you were nice, existence of this market alto­ such people talk they are not son altogether. Then he said, respectful, and open to your "With friends like these, gether and our potential roles so much human beings as tape "So... it is essential you know friends, they would always be who needs enemies?" It's a in it. In a CNN interview, Neil loops." If we approach liter­ your distance. Your friends there for you, as there would well-known proverb, but the Degrasse Tyson argued that ature, language, philosophy, are like planets. You revolve be no reason for them ever to reason why I didn't quote it in people with science and math and art with this attitude that around them and they revolve be upset or angry toward you. the beginning is that it does not skills were the innovators and they are separate from modern around you. Some of them you I was young and naive. But encapsulate the whole issue. drivers of the economy. Where society, we lose out on some are close with and others are that still didn't lessen the pain People grow apart for many do the people studying the arts of the most important parts of a bit farther away. Sometimes that came with slowly losing reasons, and they aren't always fall? The truth is, it doesn't mat­ human life. As for me, I agree you are closer to one person someone who you considered vindictive. But at the end of the ter what you major in, as long with Edmundson: "To me an and later on, you become closer a brother or sister to you. There day, there is no point in caring as you know what you want to English major is someone who to others. And sometimes in­ is no way to truly prepare for about people who don't care do career-wise, and understand has decided, against all kinds fluences outside of your hands that heartache, especially when about you, or in making time the amount of work needed to of pious, prudent advice and all can cause you to fall out of sync you never expect such a thing for people who don't want to get there. It is not our respon­ kinds of fears and resistances, with them. It's slow at first, but to happen. As I've gotten older, do the same. We have a primal sibility to discourage another to major, quite simply, in be­ over time, your paths get so though, I realized that in some need and hunger for compan­ person's interest of study and coming a person." warped that not even the force cases, the ending of friendships ionship, and yet it can be so pass it off as being "concerned of gravity can hold them in or­ is a necessary part of personal hard to surround yourself with citizens." growth, much like the removal bit. .. and they fly away." good people you can trust. But there is no alternative. We can What if the argument is not of weeds from a garden. Now while my father isn't about jobs? What could possi­ What is it about Now, I haven't lost many a physicist, he made a good singularly survive as hermits, but we cannot live, thrive, or bly make others feel the need my fellow good friends in my life, but point: Your friends today are to scrutinize the English major? for the few I have, I always be­ not guaranteed to be your prosper as a species that way. It is a constant struggle, but it For many people, the English Norton-wielding lieved that it was my fault. That friends tomorrow, and as a is one worth fighting for. Youll major is a reminder of your if I had only worked harder, senior at Rollins, I know first­ grammarians that never know how good it can stern high school literature forgave, and was less selfish, hand that my friends today are be nor have room for new, teacher who scolded you about gets under things would have gone differ­ by no means the same people I beautiful flowers if you allow which literary period was your ently. Maybe I just wasn't there was friends with as a freshman. favorite. An image of a person everyone's skin? As well, it's always important your garden to be riddled with enough? Maybe I was too pet­ weeds. with hom-rimmed glasses sip­ ty? Maybe... I don't know. But to know where you stand with The opinions on this page do not necessarily reflect those ot The Sandspur, its staff or Rollins College. OPINION

Navigating stages o a *a a a of a relationship to -a Does the "Honeymoon Period" really have to end?

David Matteson isfied within a relationship— set of definable symptoms. I'm "Landing" following the "Hon­ moon has an ending bothers me. skeptical of this endeavor, think­ eymoon" where doubt suppos­ Love is a constructed idea Production Manager whether that's physically, sexu­ ally, or emotionally—is an idea ing in a postmodernist manner edly begins to take over. You based on an emotional connec­ co \- On a surprisingly cool I am personally familiar with. that no relationship can be de­ begin to scrutinize your partner tion between two (or more) peo­ OL and question your decision in ple. The supposed "symptoms" O autumn morning last semes­ My past long-term relationships fined into tight categorizations. OL ter, I was walking into the were both earmarked with a And yet, after reading psy­ love. And as your relationship of the Honeymoon don't have CO Mills building and overheard level of comfort between my chological breakdowns of ro­ progresses, schedules and to- a strict ending or some point a hysterical girl speaking to partners and I. And while I find mance, I have found parallels do lists quickly begin to impact at which they become socially her partner over the phone. facets of that form of satisfaction within my own relationship your shared life—supposed­ unacceptable. Sure, life inter­ What caught my atten­ within my current relationship, and these findings. The first ly leaving little room for love. venes but that does not mean tion was her statement, "But I feel as if something is differ­ stage is often referred to as the This is also where comfort you cease looking at your part­ ner and thinking, "God, he is LU I'm so comfortable with you, ent. Which leads to my cur­ "Honeymoon Period," which is begins to ensue. You might this just can't be the end." I rent question of musing: What based in our infatuation with start feeling physically com­ everything I could ever want." inferred that she and her boy­ are the stages of a relationship this new person. I certainly re­ fortable around each other in So as your relationship friend (I'm assuming she was and when do you find your­ late to this, as I clearly remem­ ways you didn't initially think evolves, it is important to rec­ OL LU straight for simplification pur­ self in this comfortable stasis? ber referencing my now partner possible—god forbid he or she ognize that your emotions poses) were breaking up after The idea of various stages to friends as "the perfect gen­ might actually hear you fart. are your guidance. Com­ UJ having been together for some within a relationship is not a tleman" and even stating early But these stages are where I fort becomes irrelevant; rath­ o3 time. And while I empathized novel idea. In fact when typ­ on, "He might just be the love find fault with the model in re­ er it is about preserving and CO h- with her—feeling her heart ing "stages of..." into Google of my life." I also remember gards to my own relationship. continuing the love you felt

    Kyle McCoy effort. In the week before the stress and anxiety he experi­ second semester of classes, Section Editor enced coming from the extra the boys were informed that pressure to perform positively When The Sandspur report­ they had been reinstated as a in the academic arena. I asked REVIEWOF ed on Tau Kappa Epsilon (TKE) recognized organization and Eric, Joaquin, and Frenchie if the THE last semester, it was to tell the s- would be awarded the oppor­ brothers were ever afraid that COVERAGE to story of a fraternity on the verge tunity to reapply to on-cam­ they would not be able to do © of disappearing. Upon eviction pus housing for Fall of 2014. enough to get their house back, April 4,2013: a* from their on-campus house, Mending minor prob­ to which they responded: "ev­ After a slow s Pugsley Hall, the boys found lems within a fraternity may M eryone was scared, every day". sanction process, © themselves faced with a choice: not sound like a long or After recently hosting both TKE and d3 do everything in their power to difficult process to an out­ re-elections for various inter­ restore their reputation, or stop sider—but upon speaking nal jobs and positions, the TKE KKG were put being one of the five recognized with three active brothers guys are certain that they have on summary fraternities at Rollins College. in TKE, I learned enough done what it takes to rise above suspension. TKE With the students and faculty about their grueling efforts our college's level of expecta­ was guilty of m of our community looking over to commend a job well done. tion for Greek life affiliates. Af­ their shoulders, scrutinizing the Eric, the twin brother of VP ter speaking with the boys on violations of alcohol co evidence of their full 180-de- Aaron Tanyhill, told me that the both occasions, their fall from and recruitment gree change, I am happy to re­ boys had been placed on social glory and subsequent resurrec­ policies, while KKG port that the boys have recently probation. This meant that ev­ tion, I can competently report a did not disclose been reinstated by the school. ery member would be held ac­ visible transformation in TKE's Back in the fall when I countable for the actions of the approach to brotherhood. In the information o spoke to Vice President Aaron general organization. So they times of trouble, they banded regarding their Tanyhill, he told me what the decided to focus their attention together to overcome the con­ charges. Both boys planned to do in order to on reputable changes within sequences. They never threw organizations could get back in the good graces of their control. Boys had been in the towel or decided their those they had offended. The reviewed for their performanc­ house was not worth the effort not meet unless they brothers' downfall had been a es in class, and if their grades of earning back. When their registered an event with the school and were not allowed series of violations pertaining did not meet a certain standard, alumni turned a cold shoulder to participate in any social or philanthropic activities. In m to our community's code of a board of brothers (called the upon hearing the news that the conduct, specifically concern­ MQV— "like a community house had been taken away, addition to their sanctions, each organization did not have *5 C ing the under-age drinking pol­ standards for a fraternity") they stepped up to the plate their respective on campus houses for the upcoming 73 icy. The boys were determined sanctioned them with a certain and got back into their inactive academic year. Both TKE and KKG made serious plans to m to refocus their efforts as a re­ number of required hours spent brothers' favor once more. To­ make amends with the school. However they believed the sponsible organization, revisit inside Olin Library. The end day, the brothers of TKE expel their constitutional bylaws, re­ result was a higher cumulative a sigh of relief as they move school underestimated the importance of their houses to their Greek organizations. organize their executive board, GPA for the brothers of TKE. toward a promising future of > and require more on-campus welcomed membership with­ 73 Additionally, TKE boys -i involvement for each mem­ could be spotted all around in our Rollins Community. Sept. 5,2013: CO ber. They wanted to make I, for one, as a non-brother, campus picking up the litter Following an rn their educations a top priority. am relieved to hear that the fra­ that tainted Rollins' notably unsuccessful In terms of responsibility, aesthetic campus. Approx­ ternity will no longer be hang­ appeal process, m TKE took their sanctioning as imately ten active members ing their heads as they walk 73 a very serious wake-up call. have joined our Eco-Rollins past their previous on-campus TKE planned to They held a meeting where all club in order to pay their dues headquarters. College, after make strides to get and service to the community. all, is a time for self-improve­ active members were present their house back. m in order to have a lengthy dis­ One class of 2015 member, Joa­ ment, re-evaluation, and gen­ cussion about where to go from quin Quiros, reported serving a eral character growth. We can Changes included rock bottom. Ultimately, they total of about 90 hours between all proudly view TKE's expe­ reorganizing were able to reach the unan­ Eco-Rollins efforts, volunteer rience as an example of strong their executive work, and a long weekend im­ work ethic and friendship imous consensus that saving board and a the fraternity was a well wor­ mersion trip to Miami. An in­ reaping success as the brothers c/) TJ thy cause for sacrificing their ternational brother, nicknamed smile in anticipation of move- focus on campus O 73 time and putting in a strong "Frenchie," told me about the in day this coming August. involvement. —i Given they meet CO Growing Pains the criteria, Abby After recently hosting re-elections for various internal jobs and positions, mmmmmmS Prokop of Res Life the TKE guys are certain that they have done what it takes to rise above also hoped to see the boys return to campus. Despite these efforts, questions our college's level of expectation for Greek life affiliates. s remained regarding the occupancy of Pugsley Hall—which

    is currently used as housing for students unaffiliated with Co © TKE. Staff reporter Kyle McCoy investigated overcrowding We can all proudly view TKE's experience as an example of strong work INS at Rollins and reported 94% on-campus occupancy—a ethic and friendship reaping success as the brothers smile in anticipation number that affects the use of on-campus dormitories. of move in day this coming August. Differing in focus from culture to social change, these degrees accommodate students seeking diverse business careers, despite the rocky start to the implementation of the new curriculum.

    Annamarie Carlson Business (INB) faculty to cre­ While the business major of Arts and Sciences (A&S) on seems to follow a traditional May 1,2013. Managing Editor ate a business program for the Holt School of a similar caliber business format, the social en­ Their motion to return to For better or for worse, stu­ to the INB program in the day trepreneurship major creates A&S cites that the LNB depart­ dents know when the faculty is program. After deliberating something unique that stu­ ment was "no longer permitted arguing. Whether it's because over different ideas, the faculty dents, such as Kara Russell, to function as a normal depart­ of the stray, uncharacteristicly voted down their own proposal recognize. "Social entrepre­ ment as part of the College of biting remark, the increase in for an updated Holt business neurship is a cutting edge field Professional Studies" and had stressed-out expressions, or the major citing the pre-profession- and Rollins is pioneering this "lost the ability to govern itself out-of-the-blue class debate on al nature of the Holt program program. There is no other un­ and control its own curriculum a topic that relates more to the in comparison to INB as well as dergraduate institution that as part of the College of Pro­ college than the course materi­ the difficulty staffing both pro­ has a curriculum, connections fessional Studies." They then al, students can tell when their grams. and resources like this. Basic asked to rejoin the College of professors are not happy. Four faculty members management skills won't dis­ Arts and Sciences to "contrib­ Over the last few years, as from the INB department ap­ tinguish me from many other ute to the development of and much as many professors have proached Dr. Wellman with business undergrads (and even preservation of a liberal arts tried to rightfully hide the pol­ their proposed new business graduates with MBAs), but a based international business itics of their inter-department majors—the business manage­ social entrepreneurship degree major." relationships from student ment program and the social will prepare me to be inno­ Dr. Jill Jones, head of facul­ eyes, students have noticed entrepreneurship program. vative and a step ahead of the ty at the time, summarized the that the tension has grown. Business: The business day game, especially when it comes background leading to INB's New colleges have been creat­ program major mirrors the up­ to reforming non-profits to a decision to ask to return to ed, new majors have appeared, dated program offered in Holt. more sustainable model," says A&S: first, that the decision to and President Duncan received It focuses on sustainability and Russell. "When I explained my create a Holt business program a vote of no confidence. Mean­ social responsibility with a new major to diplomats and was opposed by the vast major­ while, most students are more management concentration to members of the intelligence ity of INB faculty but created concerned with the new menu provide students with a "solid community on a recent busi­ nevertheless. Second, she noted at the CSS Cafe, the lack of foundation in business theory ness trip to D.C, they were ex­ that there has been a dispute parking, and what they are go­ and practice, entrepreneurship, tremely impressed and interest­ regarding who chairs the de­ ing to do after they graduate in and innovation" (according ed in the curriculum." partment; specifically between about 100 days (that last one to the department's website). These changes left Rollins the department and the Dean might just be me). While the program prepares with three different business of CPS [Dr. Wellman]. Finally, For the last few months, students for work in all types programs—one focusing on she stated that INB felt disen­ rumors have flown around of business, it focuses on small international business, one on franchised during the national Rollins, leaving students won­ and family-run businesses. general business with a focus search for a Dean of CPS, some­ dering what has upset the fac­ Social Entrepreneurship: The on small business, and one on thing confirmed during an in­ ulty this time, with everything social entrepreneurship and business and its impact on so­ terview with Dr. Alon, chair of centering on the development business major describes itself cial change—all under the Col­ the INB department (May 1 fac­ of two new business majors at as in "the business of chang­ lege of Professional Studies. ulty meeting minutes). Rollins. ing the world." It combines International Business - Dr. Marc Fescherin, a pro­ Business Management and business and entrepreneurial Return to A&S fessor in INB, argued in support Social Entrepreneurship //ledge w idunder- Weeks after these new for his program's re-approval, In the 2012-2013 school ding of societal issues with programs were created, the stating that most of the faculty year, Dr. Deb Wellman, at the m on creating "innovative remaining eight faculty in the members that favored leaving time interim Dean of the Col­ and su luticms to international business depart­ A&S in the first place are now lege of Professional Studies the world's most pressing chal- ment requested to be reinstated in the newly created Business (CPS), asked the International ite). as a department in the College major. Furthermore, he stated...... that INB had not changed its the program easier to complete. man differs slightly, saying that curriculum since leaving A&S. is planning to move back to a In October 2013, Dr. Alon "there is enough student inter­ This lack of change shows that small town and run a family approached the Academic Af­ est to have additional majors." INB remains committed to lib­ business. The social entrepre­ fairs Committee with a pro­ She continues, "none of us be­ neurship major has an entirely eral arts principals. Remember posal to revise the curriculum lieved that we would be taking different focus on global initia­ this statement—we will return of tlie International Business students away from INB. It's a tives but specifically related to to it in a bit, since, after return­ major. great program." social change. ing to A&S, INB did decide to He cited external and inter­ And the new programs Big Picture make change to its major. nal factors, including AACSB, have not affected enrollment in I was tempted to use the Regardless that multiple which updated its standards in INB at aU. In fact, Dr. Alon stat­ heading "INB vs. Business," faculty members requested to the spring of 2013, as well as the ed that INB actually has a few but the word "versus" does not wait before making such an new lessened number of hours more students in the major now seem accurate for this situa­ important decision, the faculty to graduate (128 from 140) that than they did last year. tion—or at least what it should voted and passed INB's request would require the major to cut Dr. Alon separates INB be from the student perspec­ to return to A&S by a majority down on its core requirements. from the new programs by tive. vote. "We made it easier for stu­ talking about how INB "equips The Rollins' faculty and Looking back, Dr. Lauer, dents to complete the major," you with basic business skills administration's number one to current head of faculty, said said Alon. "we had to revise in addition to culture and lan­ priority is their students. Some­ that INB could return to A&S it anyway. We listened to stu­ guage. Our curriculum is world times it may not feel that way— because the AACSB accredita­ dents and looked at the avail­ class. We are a member of a se­ like when these types of conver­ tion rules changed, no longer ability of our faculty." lect, small group of universities sations about new majors take tying the undergraduate busi­ Starting in Fall 2014, the that offer INB programs... and a turn towards "we are better o3 ness program to Crummer, pro­ INB major will require two among those we are an elite than them" or become inter-de­ viding much more flexibility. fewer core courses (still requir­ program." To the INB faculty, partment battles for more fac­ In reflection, Dr. Alon felt ing eight core courses, two INB "there is no business that is not ulty members, more funding, that INB needed to return to electives, five foreign language international." and, eventually, more students. A&S because "we believe that and area studies courses, and When asked to describe However, o;\e consistent m the arts and sciences is the an international experience). the differences between the feature of everything I've seen, CO foundation for good interna­ INB also changed its internship business programs, Dr. Alon heard, dug through, and grown tional business education." He requirement to create a third said that INB's "faculty is frustrated at while trying to put does not see accreditation, one choice to majors allowing them quite strong... we are among together this article is a com­ of the initial reasons for leaving to participate in a local intern­ the most productive faculty on mon interest in what is most A&S, as a concern "because of ship with a reflection paper on campus. We believe in the mis­ beneficial for Rollins students O faculty sufficiency, scholarly international business. sion of this college—we are the including what majors stu­ TJ proficiency, and the quality of Three Majors - Let's Compare poster child of that statement... dents are interested in as well our program." While the three majors the other business programs as what students expect when International Business claim to focus on different ar­ are more embedded in profes­ attending a liberal arts school, Changes to Major eas, to be accredited by AACSB, sional education." particularly Rollins. Both fac­ Remember how Dr. Fesch- they all must include the same When asked the same ques­ ulty and administration are erin helped convince the A&S core topics. According to Dr. tion, Dr. Wellman referenced constantly searching for what faculty to let INB back into A&S Lauer, this created "some frus­ the different focuses—interna­ majors make Rollins more ap­ because the INB faculty had not tration among some faculty." tional business is focused on pealing and what majors keep changed the INB program? Just International Business is, as international education while true to the mission statement 73 months after successfully re­ mentioned by Dr. Wellman and the business major is focused of Rollins. Hopefully, these two rn turning to A&S, INB did make Dr. Alon, "the flagship business on small businesses, possibly new business programs will do changes to its major, making program at Rollins." Dr. Well- more geared for someone who both.

    International Business Social Business Management Entrepreneurship

    Focus International Small Business Social Change Enrollment (majors) 336 26 11 Major/Minor m Yes Yes Yes Option Number of (Shared with Business 8 6 Faculty Management) # of Required 16 (Fall 2014) 18 19 Courses co Internship Yes Yes Yes Required? Global Yes Yes Yes Experience # of Classes 3 (electives, though 4 of the 3 (plus all business core 5 (language of area many electives Outside studies) courses) of Major offered are BUS courses) Continued on page 8 FEATURES

    The History of Triple Business at Rollins Creation of CPS request for faculty interested working other courses so of pre-professional liberal dence" in President Duncan. 2011, Feb. 15 in teaching in department. there is less overlap and so studies (the College of Pro­ More details on what each of Dr. Rogers presents proposal 2013, March 21 that the INB department met fessional Studies) that would these events can be found in to change INB major due to Faculty voted for a resolution AACSB's 60% of courses be include INB, communication past Sandspur coverage on O- fc." AACSB certification require­ of "no confidence" in Presi­ above 300-level requirement. and education. thesandspur.org. 3 ments at Academic Affairs dent Lewis Duncan. Concerns about the loss Soon after returning to Committee (AAC). INB ma­ 2013, April of the two economics courses campus in the fall, the Arts e cs jor is rejected, Dean Wellman named per­ and INB losing its interdisci­ and Sciences faculty to though INB manent dean plinary nature led to the orig­ censured President intends to of College of inal proposal ending up not Duncan, and, draft another Faculty censured Professional passing through Academic during the next version. Studies Affairs. Due to no INB facul­ school year, 2011, Mar. 15 President Duncan, 2013, May 1 ty being able to attend the last in March CO INB proposal INB's request Academic Affairs meeting of 2013, the I- and during OL passes AAC. to return to the year, the revised INB pro­ faculty o 2011, Mar. 22 the next school the College posal was not considered. passed Q. CO INB proposal year... the of Arts & Sci­ At the end of April 2011, a reso­ passage is re­ ences is con­ President Duncan spoke at lution of scinded due to faculty passed a sidered and the Arts announced a new "no con- econ concerns resolution of "no approved by Vice President position fi- in AAC the Arts & well as a new college LU 2011, Apr. 19 confidence." Sciences fac­ A new INB ulty. proposal was 2013, Oct. 29 1 brought to AAC, but due to INB proposes to change their LU no representative from the curriculum, reducing parts of LU department being present, their curriculum. Changes 66 the proposal was tabled. are approved by the Ac­ CO h- 2011, Apr. 27 ademic Affairs Com­ OL < President Duncan announces mittee. at the faculty meeting that, Background in order to "protect INB and All the way Crummer," he intends to es­ back in February CO tablish a pre-professional lib­ 2011, the current LU OL eral studies school—the Col­ chair of the lege of Professional Studies. Internation­ LU Faculty Response to CPS al Busi­ 2011, May 4 ness (INB) Faculty asks Board of Trust­ department, ees to postpone approving Don Rogers, the new college and the new presented a Vice President position until proposal to the faculty time to consider the Academ­ Q_ the proposals. ic Affairs O 2011, July 1 Committee President Duncan officially to change the creates the College of Pro­ INB major and fessional Studies, which in­ minor. Accord­ CO cludes communication, ed­ ing to the Feb­ <: ucation, and international ruary 15 com­ LU business. mittee minutes, 2011, Sept. 22 Rogers cited an The A&S faculty vote to cen­ AACSB team visit sure President Duncan— report highlighting showing that "the faculty as items that needed

    CM a body has been disrespected to be changed in Rol- by one of its members." lin's INB department Three New Majors by August 2011. Proposed b changes included a new in­ e 2013, March s troduction course, dropping g Dr. Wellman releases memo to faculty announcing cre­ two economics classes from ation of business major and the core curriculum, and re­ 8 FE^TTOES Science or Magic? A day at A great opening Otronicon for the new On January 17th, the 9th Annual Otronicon showcased the groundbreaking inventions that may just curator be the next big thing in technology. Dr. Amy Galpin, former Associate Curator at

    the Art of the Americas at the San Diego 5- Museum of Art, makes a good impression to during her first semester as CFAM Curator. M © Monique Henry Writer

    Amy Galpin, in her first semester as the curator for the Cornell Fine Arts Museum, is m hitting the ground running. oo With new exhibits like the Ma­ tisse as Printmaker: Works from the Pierre and Tana Ma­ tisse Foundation running from January 4 to March 16, 2014, O Galplin has set a very high stan­ E. Byabe dard for what is to come. STANDING TALL The Orlando Science Center, a private non-profit organization O opened in Loch Haven Park in 1960. The Amy Galpin was the As­ center is home to ever-changing exhibits, huge screen films, and discovery labs. sociate Curator for Art of the Rebecca Finer plications, not only do these nity to do something that they Americas at the San Diego Mu­ things look like they are from said I would never be able to seum of Art. When Galpin ac­ Writer the future, but they behave like do again, so it feels good to get cepted the position as curator Rollins.edu Have you ever been to magic. They make the wearer up and walk." Sarah has been at CFAM, she did so not only The Cornell Fine Arts Mu­ m the Orlando Science Center? more productive and efficient a paraplegic for almost eleven because she was very much seum is the only teaching mu­ c Chances are that if you grew up and greatly decrease the like­ years, after spending almost inspired by the vision Cornell seum in the greater Orlando 73 in Orlando, you have probably lihood of on-the-job injuries. eight years not being able to has, but also because she want­ area. Located on campus, it is m been there at least once. But, if This is not actually anything "do anything." Even if you are ed to continue the development not only accessible for Rollins you are like me, it might have new though. This particular not "that into" technology, you and bring works in that really students, but also for the com­ been a solid ten years since system is in its sixth year; the cannot deny the inspiring na­ have an impact. munity. your last visit. If that is the case, first Ekso skeleton was built in ture of what these companies As Curator, Galpin strives The Cornell's public hours > you are missing out. 1966. Though they are being are doing. to make the Cornell Fines Arts are: Tuesday-Friday, 10 a.m. 73 used, they are still few in num­ to 4 p.m. and Saturday and —1 January 17 - 19, the annu­ On the fourth floor, video Museum more known in the CO al Otronicon took place at the ber with just one hundred of games took center stage. Reps community, and where else to Sunday, noon to 5 p.m. There Po Orlando Science Center. Otron­ them active in the United States from Disney and EA Sports start than to have the Matisse as is no admission fee for stu­ m icon is a celebration of the role today. Of these Ekso skeletons, were present. There was a sys­ Printmaker exhibit? The collec­ dents, and CFAM is continu­ -\ ing offering free admission m that interactive technology Lockheed Martin built at least tem not yet on the market that tion by Matisse is very unique, 73 plays in various aspects of our fifteen of them. captures all the movements of especially in the way that the to everyone throughout 2014. lives today. The Science Cen­ These Ekso skeletons are your face called Faceshift. It can human body is captured. Ma­ For additional information, ter had interactive technology be used in movies and produc­ tisse shows the human body at please call 407.646.2526 or visit also being used for therapeutic m available to test out on its sec­ purposes. I had the privilege tion for realistic facial anima­ its most vulnerable. cfam.rollins.edu. ond, third, and fourth floors at of speaking with Sarah Ander­ tion. the event. son, a paraplegic who is also I will say this too ~ the Otronicon had something an Ekso ambassador. She is one Orlando Science Center knows for everyone. For those of you of the many wheelchair-bound how to throw a shindig: their that like men in uniform, Otron­ people that Ekso's medical cheese cubes were to die for. icon showed off new technolo­ breakthroughs have benefitted, One thing iss for sure, I will not gy for military training. How­ giving her the chance to walk wait another ten years to visit ever, I could not figure out how again when it was thought all the Orlando Science Center. to work it (that is, work the pro­ but impossible. Ekso skeletons gram, not work what my mom­ of this variety are exclusive­ Ekso skeletons are ma gave me); guess I should ly used in rehabilitation cen­ hold off any plans to enlist. ters. I asked Sarah if it was her designed to enable One of the most inspira­ own suit, but she told me she tional and exceptional parts of does not get to use the suit at the wearing to bear the evening was Ekso Bionics. home. Sarah has been using 200-pound loads Ekso skeletons are designed the suit off and on for the past to enable the wearer to bear three years within rehabilita­ without feeling the 200-pound loads without feel­ tion centers. Sarah talked about ing the weight of the load at her experience with the Ekso weight of the all. Currently being used for skeleton: "It's been life chang­ load at all. military and industrial ap­ ing, it gave me that opportu- ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Netflix show Quality cafe with puts viewers creativity When Anthropologic meets Urban Outfitters decor and behind bars hand-blended teas, this artsy cafe offers quality service

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    WeRWhoWeR Sarafian gives his opinion on the buzz surrounding body image frenzies and disorders within Hollywood culture, specifically in regards to the recently rehabilitated pop artist, Ke$ha.

    Chris Sarafian so low... it was a miracle she a Haynes underwear model. Hollywood is linked to sex ap­ than a kiddy pool; however, Columnist hadn't already dropped dead The physical appearance of peal. there is a limit. Women and on stage." The tension between the celebrity is assumed to cor­ Then comes Adele: a beau­ men are going to the extreme Earlier this month, Ke$ha and Luke is rooted in relate to their success: all male tiful, curvy woman with a leg­ with dangerous measures to tabloids and gossip blogs an­ more than just physical appear­ actors are dashing and all fe­ endary voice and immense ensure their physical beauty. nounced that singer-songwrit­ ance. Allegedly, Dr. Luke has male actresses are stunning. If success. The thing is, however, How do we change this? It er Ke$ha had decided to check held a tight grip over Ke$ha's one deviates from the physical Adele does not present herself is not so much something that into the Timberline Knolls treat­ career, dictating what type of ideals, they are thrust into co­ as a pop star. She is not dancing the entertainment industry and ment center for body image is­ music and singles she should medic roles: the wise-cracking around a stage, taking on the the music consumer can fix. In­ sues and an eating disorder. In write and release. As a result, friend, the frumpy underdog role of the temptress. Instead, stead, it is a social movement 2010, Demi Lovato enrolled at "Free Ke$ha from Dr. Luke" pe­ (i.e., Melissa McCarthy and she uses her voice and talent to that must take place—one that the same institution for similar titions have spread online with Seth Rogen). When was the last ensnare the audience. spreads throughout society. struggles. It has been widely hopes of giving the singer more time we saw an "average" per­ This is a step in the right We need to realize that reported that Dr. Luke, Ke$ha's control over her career and son as the lead in a rom-com or direction—perhaps one day, "sexy" is not limited to spar­ producer, spurred the singer's preventing further harassment an action movie? Curvier ac­ we will be able to hold a simi­ kling six packs and bikini bod­ emotional decline. According from Luke. tresses have more options than lar attitude towards women in ies. Hollywood's job in the up­ to TMZ, Dr. Luke has been nag­ What we have here is a case fuller figured ladies in music. mainstream pop. As for now, heaval of ridiculous physical ging Ke$ha to drop weight for of a young woman's emotional Pop music specifically markets however, the goal of the club- standards would be to stop years, going as far as to call the collapse at the hands of the Hol­ itself on sex appeal. The goal and dance-music crooner is glorifying them—to stop plac­ pop star a "f*** refrigerator." lywood perfection standard. It of the pop star is not just to en­ to seduce. It seems to me that ing perfection on a pedestal Ke$ha's mother, Pebe Sebert, is no secret that celebrities in tertain the audience, but also producers, such as Dr. Luke, of magazine covers and pho­ has even shed some light on the the public eye are expected to to make them fantasize—to seem to forget that anyone can to shoots. Perhaps, then, we conflict. In an interview with uphold perfection. The enter­ arouse sexual interest. Would seduce. Anyone can be sexy, can make strides with greater People Magazine, Sebert says, tainment industry and tabloids Rihanna be as successful as she no matter what body shape. success towards a less shallow "I've watched my beautiful, seem to neglect the fact that is if she did not have a fantastic Luke fears that any deviation view towards physicality. It is self-confident, brilliant daugh­ beauty does not solely depend body? If One Direction consist­ from the Hollywood physical imperative that we erase these ter be berated and ridiculed upon one's body. In Holly­ ed of five meatier guys, would standard will lead to a lapse in physical ideals. Only then will for her looks and weight to the wood, women are expected to they be where they are today? music sales and public interest artists such as Ke$ha realize point that she almost died... have flat stomachs and cellu- These ridiculous standards un­ in his client. that they are, in fact, beautiful doctors told me her blood pres­ lite-free hips. Likewise, men are fortunately do dictate success. The entertainment indus­ and no producer can say other­ sure and sodium levels were held to the physical standard of Everything that comes out of try has always been shallower wise.

    Students respond with their opinions about celebrity culture and eating disorders

    "I think it's tragic that the media puts "People kind of like to have that "I think it puts a lot of pressure on pressure on girls and young women image and have something to strive for normal girls to look like that and I don't to be skinny"—Hunt Bartram, class of something that they can't necessarily think it should be like that at all" -Kyra 2016 have—they like the idea of idealism" - Navia, class of 2017 Charlotte Whiteman, class of 2016

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    Images Courtesy of American Federation of Arts ABOVE: Henri Matisse Engraving, 1900-03, Drypoint, Image: 57/8x7 7/8 in., Sheet: 913/16 x 1215/16 in., Pierre and Tana Matisse Foundation (1303 -105083) © 2014 Succession H. Matisse/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York FAR RIGHT: Arabesque, 1924, Crayon Transfer Lithograph, Image: 19 x 12 5/8 in., Sheet: 241/2 x 181/8 in., Pierre and Tana Matisse Foundation (1728 -109016) © 2014 Succession OL H. Matisse/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York UJ RIGHT: Head Turned Upside Down, 1906, Crayon Transfer Lithograph, Image: 11x1013/16 in., Sheet: UJ <* 17 5/8x1015/16 in., Pierre and Tana Matisse CO Foundation (1485 -101005) © 2014 Succession H. Matisse/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York < Matisse exhibition ventures to Rollins CO UJ CL Rollins has the honor to present French artist Henry Matisse's works at the Cornel Fine Arts Meseum.

    !< The exhibition was brought to our campus by curator Jay Fisher, an admirer of the impressive prints. LU Lauren Waymire ar event, whose popular­ With the use of stark, solid Staff Writer ity quickly filled the small black lines on a crisp white museum. In his lecture, Mr. background, Matisse is able Henri Matisse, world- Fisher described Matisse as to say so much with so little. renowned French painter "a very generous artist" in My personal favorite in the and sculptor, has long held reference to his prints, "be­ collection is a series done a special place in my art-fa­ CL cause he wanted to share his in 1929 of a young, elegant O natic heart. For as long as I method of thinking." In con­ looking woman staring into a can remember, I have carted versation after the lecture, fishbowl. a print of his painting, Les Mr. Fisher commented that The night of the Matisse Poissons Rouges, from state it was always wonderful to lecture was the first time I had to state and countiy to coun­ handle the works of Matisse. ventured over to CFAM, and CO try, admiring the brilliant, "Every time I return to him, I I will certainly be returning UJ contrasting colors i\nd how discover something new," he in the future, if only to make he managed to make chaos remarked. sure I was not dreaming look intentional and, well, The collection includes when I saw a Gainsborough wonderful. It was to my de­ etchings, monotypes, aqua­ on one wall and a Rubens light that the Cornell Fine tints, lithographs, linocuts, on the other. The exhibition Arts Museum announced a and two-color prints—every will be on display at the mu­ new installment of prints by printmaking medium used seum from January 4 through Matisse back in November. by Matisse. Although the March 16 and is made pos­ Jay Fisher, the curator for color that Matisse manipu­ sible by the Bessemer trust, the collection at the Baltimore lated and utilized so well in whose generosity also allows Image Courtesy of American Federation of Arts Museum of Art, journeyed most of his works is virtually us to peruse incredible works Marie-Jose in a Yellow Dress (III), 1950, Color lift-ground aquatint (black to Winter Park to formally absent from the exhibition, it of art on our own campus like with four colors), Image: 211/8 x 16 7/16 in., Sheet: 2915/16 x 221/4 in., -4 introduce the exhibition at is eye-catching nonetheless. Pierre and Tana Matisse Foundation (1485 -101005) © 2014 Succession these for free. H. Matisse/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York 12