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1-26-1994

Sandspur, Vol 100 No 13, January 26, 1994

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STARS Citation Rollins College, "Sandspur, Vol 100 No 13, January 26, 1994" (1994). The Rollins Sandspur. 10. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-sandspur/10 Style Stressed about Rush? Lakeside's Mark Freeman offers tips on how to Forum R-O-L-L-l-N-S! Temple Crew could make the best of the Rush teach us a few lessons about school experience. spirit. —page 7 —page 10

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1894 CENTENNIAL VOLUME 1994 Volume 100 Issue #13 Rollins College - Winter Park, Florida January 26, 1994 Millers Provide Gift for Rollins' Campus Center ^Couple "delighted to give something back" to their alma mater, "particularly for such a meaningful purpose."

BY SHELLIE OLSZEWSKI Sondspur campus center exemplifies their graduated from Rollins College in caring commitment. We are 1933, married Elinor Estes, an Rollins' plan for a new campus grateful for their generosity." Orlando native, and returned to center took a step closer to reality "Rollins is where Elinor and I Ashland, Ohio. There he managed January 13 with the announcement met and received wonderful the family's rubber manufacturing ofa$250,000 gift from a prominent educations," said Miller. "For that business after serving in World Winter Park couple. reason, we are delighted to give War II for four years under General Thomas William Miller Jr. and something back, particularly for Patton. In 1971, he returned to his wife, Elinor, are both graduates such a meaningful purpose as a Winter Park where he was president of Rollins. Both have served the new campus center." of American Southern Corp., a college and numerous Central The Millers' gift is the second to local holding company with many Florida organizations during the the college in as many months subsidiaries, for many years. He past quarter century. Last year, earmarked for construction of a $6 also has served on the boards of Mr. Miller was recognized as the million campus center. In numerous Central Florida 9th annual "Citizen of the Year" December, George and Harriet companies and organizations. by the Winter Park Chamber of Cornell donated $3 million for the Named to the Rollins Board of Commerce for his many project. Bornstein said the college Trustees following his graduation contributions to the community. hopes to identify additional donors from the college, he was renamed "Bill and Elinor have willing to provide the remaining to the board in 1979. In recognition demonstrated time and again their funds necessary for construction of his many contributions to pholol Office of Public Relations love for this community and for within the next six months so that Rollins, the Independent Colleges their alma mater," said Rollins groundbreaking can begin next and Universities of Florida honored Rollins College almnus William Miller, Jr. s gift of $250,000 President Rita Bornstein. "Their year. Miller in 1981 as a "Champion of toward the construction of the $6 million campus center gift toward construction of a new A native of Ashland, Ohio, Miller Higher Education." edges groundbreaking to possibly within the next year. CLINTON'S HEALTH CARE SELLS AT ROLLINS BY CHRIS SMITH Sandspur Celeste was pressed on the issue of a very skilled and knowledgeable staff, and students present that Reflecting on the universality of the mounting opposition to the speaker, however, with only a few something needed to be done about the issue, the Governor stated that With the battle over health care president's proposal, Celeste curtly unfriendly questions, his expertise health care in our country. And health care effects the poor and the reform and other issues working replied that opponents of the plan wasn't challenged at Rollins. with such a purposeful debate being rich, the single and the families, their way down from Capitol Hill for the reason of opposition to Apart from differences over the engaged in all over the nation, and the insured as well as the into the hearts and minds of the medical socialism "obviously never fine points of the plan, a general perhaps Governor Celeste's visit uninsured. "And yes," he stated, American people, the importance read the plan". He appeared to be consensus arose from the faculty, will stir up debate here on campus. "Even college students." °four times seems obvious. On srs-rssFriday the 21st, the Clinton Healtrh Studen_ . t. Voicm • • e Hear• • d• »i n Curriculu^%. » I m Celeste, arguably Clinton's top desman on the issue. Celeste were echoed by other students and Rollins, Such topics such as the campus points of view.. sPoke for half of an hour, and then Debate faculty after the summit. continuation of Winter Term, the ' 'After all", said freshman Grey accepted the mostly friendly '1 think that the students can be "freshman experience", and Eves, "we are the customers, and proud of themselves for effectively serv ice/acti ve/practieal/connected our voices are necessary to the lotions from the audience. BY CHRIS SMITH articulating their voice on the topic learning were discussed from all future of Rollins." Celeste stressed the managed Sandspur 1 competition aspect of Clinton's of the curriculum,' said student sal, attempting to bring the government Vice-President Mike THE SANDSPUR Non Profit Organization ^of the realm of socialized Porco. "The fact that so many 1000 Holt Avenue- 2742 students showed their profound Winter Park, FL 32789 - 4499 U.S. POSTAGE ne that opponents tried to was taken to a new level as concern despite the last minute - PAID - slide it in. Celeste spoke students, faculty, and staff joined change in location was a definate ROLLINS COLLEGE conviction of the great in discussion of proposed victory for campus community." ^Provements to come because of curriculum changes. The summit, sponsered jointly care reform, although he did "The students that were there by the Student Government autious about his promises, were heard effectively and with Association, the faculty, and he °Pcn'y admitted that some interest," said Dr. Hoyt Edge, "In administration, was an attempt to would have to pay more for the smaller groups especially, reach consensus on some of the wealth care than they do everyone just sat and listened to ntly. each other/' These sentiments of most talked about and contraversial areas of proposed change for Dunng one of the few times that cross-campus unity of purpose TheSandspur Volume 1QQ |SSUej page 2 Around the H R s E s H o E

Freshmen Adviser Program Confusing Announced for Spring Term Calendar Clarification!

BY LAURA KOO Sandspur

Beginning in the spring term, thirty-five The Academic Rollins staff members will be informal Calendar published advisers for freshmen. Their aim is to provide support and assistance when needed and to on page 4 of the encourage activities for all freshmen. According to David Erdmann, Rollins' January 12 issue is the dean of admission and one of the founders of Academic Calendar the new adviser program, "We know that many of the new students who enrolled this fall are quite satisfied with their experience 1994-95 school year. here and know where to go when they need help. But there are always some who haven't developed support networks and who get overlooked by the normal systems. Staff advisers plan to be available for these students." In addition to meeting with their advisees individually, advisers are planning spring activities for the entire freshmen class. The ekof first activity will be a class picnic on Sunday the University of Central Florida. The picnic picnic with their staff advisers, support the afternoon, February 6, at the baseball stadium is being sponsored by the athletic department. baseball team, and- enjoy the afternoon," ;eof where the Rollins baseball team will play "We hope many students will come to the says Erdmann. HOLT SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINE APRIL 1 The Rollins College Hamilton Holt School current Holt students with grade-point- awards can be renewed if recipients complete and two letters of recommendation. Tol (evening degree programs) is now accepting averages of at least 2.8 may apply. the required number of courses and maintain receive a complete application packet,pleasel applications for scholarships to be awarded Holt scholarships can be applied toward a 3.0 grade-point-average. call student services at the Rollins College] for the 1994-95 academic year. These awards tuition for one-to-four courses per academic In addition to the completed application Hamilton Holt School, 646-2232. The! arc competitive and are based on academic year. They must be used in full during the f form, individuals must submit official copies deadline for application and all supporting] performance and inancial need. Beginning academic year for which they are given. If of all college transcripts, their most recently materials is April 1,1994. college students, transfer students, and funds are available in subsequent years, filed federal income tax return, a W-2 form,

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Before especially those from the freshman class. coming to TEMPTATION Bob recommends ^en Director Bob Rice was asked why he that you, "don't expect anything and just cast the show this way he responded, "I enjoy it... a chance to see a different kind wanted a cast full of energy, impartial, and of theatre," the Bob Rice way. stocked with raw-talent." Bob went on to TEMPTATION will complete its run on say'I wanted to give them a chance to make January 29. If you want to see the production afirstappearance." Bob, likewise, made his you must reserve your seats by phone at debut in a WinterFest production. 646-2145. There is FREE admission for There were two things Bob looked for Faculty/Staff, students and subscribers, all when he chose the cast. First, he wanted others $5.00. Seats are available January someone who could follow directions to the 26, 27, 28, 29 at 8PM. DAZED AND CONFUSED This is the setting of Dazed and Confused, DAVID BRUCKNER Richard Linklater's follow-up picture to his Sandspur critically-acclaimed feature film debut It's the last day of high school before "Slacker." In "Slacker," the 31-year-old, summer vacation somewhere in Middle Austin, Texas filmmaker observed the America— 1976. A general malaise hangs goings-on in a typical day of a contemporary in the air. Two years after the 1973- 74 "twenty-something" group. In Dazed and OPEC oil embargo, gasoline prices remain Confused, Linklater looks back to an earlier outrageously high, at least by American generation. standards. Worse, there's the growing The Seventies had a split personality. The suspicion that high prices at the pump are first half reflected the waning idealism of just the tip of the iceberg; the economy will the Sixties, while the second half hinted at From left to right the cast of Temptation. Front: Melissa Cook & never be as good as it once was. Watergate the hyper-materialism of the Eighties. In JeanMarie Esposito. Middle: Nick Sanzo, Jeff Dattilo, & Brian Moloney. still lingers; it's been three years since Nixon Dazed and Confused Linklater focuses his Standing in Rear: Holly Hammond, Teresa Greenlees, Ryan Wright, Jon resigned, but the movie about the country's camera on this ambiguous decade at its Brockett, Bill Klear, Dario Moore, Craig Campbell, Shawn St. John, most sordid political affair, "All The midway point and observes it through the Jamie Watkins, Claire Melvin. President's Men," is refreshing everybody's eyes of its youth. Much in the cool, almost- already fresh memories. Fortunately there documentary fashion used in "Slacker," the high school. Pink must decide whether he older sister, Jodi (Michelle Burke), who is are quick and easy fixes for everything that lives of disparate circles of high school will sign the coach's pledge not to indulge in still in high school. bothers you at seventeen. Sex is still safe; juniors and incoming freshmen are tracked drugs or alcohol; if he doesn't, his senior The film, however, is more an ensemble drugs aren't dangerous yet, and booze hasn't during an 18-hour period — from the time season may be in jeopardy. Mitch's conflict collection of characters and their behaviors gotten MADD. And the music, well, the they leave school to the impromptu beer is making the transition from his junior high than a traditional narrative. There's Sabrina, music keeps getting higher and higher.... bust late that night. setting into the high school world of "cool" the young incoming freshman who has "Get high everybody get high. Get high The story very loosely follows the conflicts however irresponsible that world may prove second thoughts about submitting to the everybody get high. Get high everybody get faced by Randy "Pink" Floyd (Jason to be. Worse, Mitch has become the focus of hazing that's required to be accepted into the fyh....Have you heard What's the word? London), a junior classman and the school's several of the seniors' traditional hazing of high school girls' inner circle . . . There's WsaThunderbird." football quarterback, and Mitch Kramer incoming freshmen because of his prestige Slater, the school's in-house stoner and -ZZTOP,"Thunderbird," 1975 (Wiley Wiggins), an eighth-grader entering as an athlete and because of his popular medicine chest... Mike, the philosophizing nerd, who eventually finds the courage to deck his tormentor, the leader of the greasers . . . Woodcrson, the aging high school wannabe with the "bad ass" car. who despite graduating years ago can't seem to leave his school "daze" behind . . . And Cynthia, the booksmart coed who, with the summer before her, doesn't mind at all the prospect that Woodcrson suddenly finds her attractive .... In mining his own Texas high school experience, Linklater has found a diverse stratum of characters that speaks of the many facets of the post-Sixties generation. Instilled with the ideals of thcirolderbrothers and sisters, ignored by their two-income or single parents, and mired in the crass commercialism of the mid-Seventies, this is a lost generation that no one seems to notice. As Pink comments near the end of the film, "If these are the best years of my life, remind me to kill myself.*" When the day dawns on the high school football field where several of the principal characters have gathered, the future might look bleak, but not totally without hope. Like it or not, the forced environment and resultant camaraderie that high school has photo courtesy Gramcrcy Pictures created for them is the closest thing they've known to home during these "best years" of **«ory Cochrane), Pink (Jason London) and Don (Sasha""^J™*^^'^* "^ Waters examination of the Seventies high school experience, Dazed and Confused. their lives. The Sandspur Volume 100 Is page 4 WPRK Concert Calendar sound check Compiled by Lisa Blanning by Matt Schmidt Legal Eyes at Johnny's Rockin' Bistro on Wednesday Mother Earth Dig, produced by Mike Clink, who also the 26th Dig produced records for Guns N' Roses and Megadeth, is the first release by I Mother Earth. The tracks range from meandering Watertown Choir at Johnny's Rockin' Bistro on Friday psychedelic songs such as "The Mothers" and "So Gently We Go" to the grungier the 28th sounds of "Levitate" to the thrashing aggressive sound of "No One." But I Mother Bob Rafkin at Java Jabbers on Saturday the 29th Earth is neither a thrash, grunge, or psychedelic band. Instead they are able to meld all of those styles into their own unique 8 Bark with Ringworm at Club Nowhere's matinee music. Other songs such as the hard sounding "Rain Will Fall" even have a little funk show on Sunday the 30th mixed in with them, while the song rv^^c. £5*~r{ I "Basketball" starts out with a sort of tribal African drumming. Dig has something for Today is the Day, Godplow, Mutha Funker, and all on it and is an excellent first for an Potential Frenzy at Club Nowhere on Monday the up and coming band. 31st

ALL RATED USING THIS STANDARD ***** EXCELLENT And In February... ****# GOOD Scrawl with Crowsdell at the Go Lounge on Friday the ***## AVERAGE **### POOR 4th *#-&## AWFUL Automatic Radio at Johnny's Rockin' Bistro on Friday the 4th

Refried Confusion and Bluesberryjam at the Go Lounge on Saturday the 5th

The Samples with the Crowd at the Station on Sunday y^nii^ the 6th iresents ^^^^^^^^ Unrestwith Slant6 and Tick Tick Tockat the Downtown JULIUS KLEIN, clarinetist and Blues Club on Monday the 7th Wednesday, Jan. 26, 8 pm Uncle Tupelo with Joe Henry at the Downtown Jazz and Blues Club on Wednesday the 9th ROGERS ROOM Fish bone with Therapy and Green Apple Quicksteps in KEENE HALL Visage on Friday the 11th

The Subjects at Johnny's Rockin' Bistro on Friday the PLEASE NOTE: 11th

LEV GUREVICH, violinist Jonathan Richman at Yab Yum on Friday the 11th, originally scheduled for Saturday the 12th, and Sunday the 13th Sunday, January 23 has been changed to Legal Eyes at Yab Yum on Sunday the 13th Saturday, April 30, 7 pm Buffalo Tom, Braille Closet, and Archers of Loaf at the Station and Bad Brains at Club Nowhere on Sunday KNOWLES MEMORIAL CHAPEL the 13th

Questions? Call 646-2233 The Toasters with Rocket 88 at the Downtown Jazz and Blues Club on Tuesday the 15th

Syracuse University Division of International Programs Abroad The Crowd at the Go Lounge on Saturday the 19th 119 Euclid Avenue Syracuse, New York 13244-4170 1-800-235-3472 r Polvo, Truman's Water, and Soreheadat the Downtown SYRACUSE ABROAD *t u* Something to write home about! *•' Jazz and Blues Club on Monday the 21st

• Programs in Africa, Australia, Belgium, Czech Republic, England, v France, Germany, Hungary, Israel, Italy, Poland, and Spain Automatic Radio at Yab Yum on Saturday the 26th c\N . • Prior foreign language not always necessary • SU credit • Field trips/traveling seminars & Note: For more information concerning these shows (U. times, • Internships locations, ticket prices, etc.) contact the clubs by using the club *s • Study for a semester, a year, or a summer • Home or limited apartment placements directory in R-Times. Also, stay tuned to WPRK 915 FM for more information and free ticket giveaways to these shows. 1994 page 5 flUSICAl SPOTLIGHT BY JILL SANDERS Sandspur With the recognition of rap and hi- hop as legitimate art jt seems it was just a matter of time e the young '90s proponents of the shifted gears from utilizing samples 70s R&B to uncovering the seminal icthat in many ways provided the catalyst heavy funk grooves of that decade. jiout jazz, musicologists contend, there Id have been no funk and a word or two George Clinton (of Parliament- adelic), Maurice White (of Earth, Wind Fire) or Sly Stone will quickly tiate that contention. new cadre of artists is emerging the marriage of jazz and hip-hop and at forefront is Us3 (pronounced "us three"), nglo-American unit that is refining this born natural fusion on their Blue Note Rtcoffc Hphnt . And,

for that fusion, the opportunity of having photo courtesy access to what' s acknowledged as America's Us3 ("us three") is at the forefront of artists emerging from the marriage of jazz and hip-hop. jazz catalog is like a dream come true. little studios in London and gaining a Ed. He subsequently worked with Spike young players were picked to provide the Us3 has its genesis in the 1991 teaming of reputation for its use of the latest sampling Lee's "40 Acres And A Mule" company and perfect flavor for Us3's debut: trumpeter Geoff Wilkinson and Mel Simpson. and sequencing technology, giving Mel the was spotted by a friend of Geoff Wilkinson's , trombonist Dennis inson, a major jazz enthusiast and rare opportunity to gather the experience when he was rapping at a local Brooklyn Rollins, saxophonists Ed Jones, Mike Smith, record collector, began expressing his necessary to create an album like Hand On club. Powell has been listening to jazz since and Steve Williamson, guitarist Tony Remy, for music by working in London The Torch. his early years. His father was a saxophonist 19-year-old pianist Matthew Cooper, and stores and organizing special one-off A visit to Mel's studio by Geoff proved with a number of New York-based R&B percussionist Roberto Pla; while London- musical events. From 1985 to 1988, fortuitous: the pair hit it off and in the and jazz acts. After Rahsaan began working based vocalist Marie Harper can be heard on Wilkinson worked on a Campaign for summer of 1991, they produced "Where with Us3, he introduced them to Kobie, who the track "Lazy Day." Nuclear Disarmament concert that attracted Will We Be In The 21st Century?," a can be heard rapping on five cuts on Hand on For the samples, Us3 delved deep into the over 100,000 people as well as an Anti- collaboration with London rapper Honey the Torch ("It's Like That," "I Go To Work," rich Blue Note archives, selecting work by Apartheid Movement free event that drew Bee and jazz pianist Jessica Lauren. Rather "Just Another Brother," "Lazy Day," and , Reuben Wilson, Lou over250,000 people and featured such artists than waiting to get a record deal, Geoff "Make Tracks") as well as trading off with Donaldson, Big John Patton, & asSade, , Maxi Priest, Peter Gabriel pressed up 500 copies and sold them to Rahsaan on "I Got It Goin' On" (Rahsaan , Thclonious Monk, and Hugh Masakela. He was also involved record stores in and around London. Record also raps solo on four tracks of the album). , Bobby Hutchcrson, Horace producers Coldcut were sufficiently a series of anti-racist festivals that took On "Just Another Brother," a track which Silvcrand . Hancock's hypnotic impressed and offered Wilkinson and place across the U.K. features samples from the Art Blakey and "" provides the perfect Simpson a one-Qff deal. The result was the Enter Mel Simpson, who had created his The Jazz Messengers' "Crisis," Kobie backdrop for "Cantaloop (Flip Fantasia)," single "The Band Played The Boogie," which vn Flame studio in North London. lyrically interprets his own experiences of while "Different Rhythms, Different People" featured jazz samples from the Blue Note utilizes vocal samples from Art Blakey. The Encouraged early on in life to take up piano, what he sees as a crisis on the streets of New catalog, rapper Born 2B and sax player Ed ultra-rhythmic "it's Like That" draws from Simpson went on to be classically trained at York. On "Knowledge of Self," the first Jones. Lou Donaldson's "Cool Blues" and "Alfic's the London College of Music, but the lure of ever poly-rhythmic rap track, Rahsaan Theme" by Big John Patton. "Tukka Yoot's azz was strong and Simpson soon found A January 1992 phone call from Capitol addresses the importance of being true to yourself and who you are. Riddim" is perfectly matched with "Sookic himself playing vibes and organ in local jazz Records was cause for concern. Wilkinson Tukka Yoot, whose Jamaican dancchall/ Sookie" by Grant Green and results in a groups while listening to such renowned and S impson expected a lawsuit for sampl ing rap style is highlighted on "Tukka Yoot's fascinating fusion of freestyle Jamaican rap Hammond organists as Booker T., Jimmy items from the legendary jazz catalog. Instead, they landed a deal giving them Riddim" and "Eleven Long Years," made performed atop a cool, funky groove. Smith, Brother Jack and "Groove" Holmes. access to the entire Blue Note library of his debut at the age of eight with his father's While there arc undoubtedly standout cuts, Avisitto the U.S. led to a stint with renowned music and their 1993 self-titled debut album reggae sound system, Trojan Hi-Power. Hand On The Torch is best heard in its British blues guitarist John Mayall' s band is the initial result. When they heard Yoot at Flame recording entirety as an exceptional piece of work. nd subsequent American and European studio, Geoff and Mel decided to utilize his The combination of superb "live" playing, lours. After returning to London in the early Hand On The Torch features a stellar cast talents for the Us3 project. "Eleven Long innovative raps and samples from the ground­ '80s, Mel decided to invest in building his of young rappers, jazz musicians and the recorded works of some of Blue Note's Years" was originally created using samples breaking Blue Note catalog makes Us3's w studio where he went on to produce a legendary recording artists. Three distinct from the tune "Song for My debut a milestone musical event — range of music, encompassing the connoisseurs of hip-hop contribute to this Father," prompting Tukka to write lyrics unquestionably one of 1993's most "ring of music for film and television and milestone album including two Brooklyn about hisexperience of beingrecently united exhilarating, creative endeavors and the whang such eclectic projects as a classical natives, Kobie Powell and Rahsaan, and with his own father in Jamaica after 11 beginning of a whole new chapter in the ipanish guitar album and a London Gospel Tukka Root, a British-born rapper of years. exciting fusion of great jazz, rap and hip- choir. His growing reputation as a musician, Jamaican heritage. With collective credits that include playing hop. With an opportunity for young people I'neer and producer led to sessions with a to be introduced to some of the greatest jazz Rahsaan and Powell have been performing with virtually every contemporary jazz artist "se array of U.K.-based acts including artists to have lived, Hand On The Torch is together since they were in fourth grade. in the U.K. (from the Brand New Heavies to Eurhythmies, Mica Paris, Lavine Hudson truly a passing of that torch to the next Rahsaan's entry into the world of show Charlie Watts' Quintet, Young ^ Pioneering British rapper Derek B. generation of music lovers. business came as a dancer for rapper Special Disciples and Push), some of Britain's top ne was fast becoming one of the hottest COMING SOON! CROUP SPEAK The 59th Annual Sigma Phi Epsilon

Congratulations are in order to the new officers of Sigma Phi Epsilon who were elected last week. Our new President is Mikel! Thaxton, and he is followed by four Vice Presidents. Eddie Maple is V.P. of recruitment, Ryan Miller is V.P. of Programming, Michael Barta is V.P. of Finance, and Josh Monson is V.P. of Brother/ February 24 - March 4, 1994 Membership. Our new Alumni Director is Josh Heald. Our Chaplain is Alex Collins, and lastly CALL 646-2182 For Details our House Manager for the 1994-95 school year is Matt Dzurec. page 6 T^eSano^pLKVolurpeloc

AND FROM THE ANNIE. . - THE ANNIE AILEY ENSEMBLE PERFORMS REVELATIONS RUSSELL BY JEANNA ALEXANDER Sandspur THEATRE The Alvin Ailey Repertory Ensemble will perform at the Annie Russell Theatre on the Rollins College campus on Friday and Saturday, January 28, and 29, 1994, at 8:00 p.m. each evening. One of America's most exciting young dance companies, the Alvin Ailey Repertory Ensemble was established in 1974 and has received both critical and popular acclaim. Under the artistic direction of Sylvia Waters, former Ailey principal dancer, the Ensemble performs a unique repertoire of ballets by such master choreographers as Alvin Ailey spirituals and valiantly tells of the "travails and Tai ley Beatty, as well as innovative of the African-Americans in the deep south choreographers Donald Byrd, Ulysses Dove, through three centuries." Ralph Lemon, Shapiro and Smith, and Kevin Tickets for the Alvin Alley Repertory Wynn. Ensemble are $22.00 each, discounts are The mixed repertory program will feature available for senior citizens and Rollins Revelations, Guerilla Love Song Dances, students. For information and reservations To Have And To Hold, Hex, Reflections in D call the Annie Russell Theatre box office at and Revelations. Revelations, Ailey's 646-2145, 1:00 - 5:00 p.m. weekdays famous gospel work, is based on Negro beginning January 3, 1994. ATTENTION! AND CALLBACKS FOR BOTH SPRING P PRESENT LAUOHTE R AND MACBETH WILL BE HRI .D OK & 2 IN THE A

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REPERTORY ENSEMBLE SYLVIA WATERS •ARTISTIC niRFrmp AJNWTIE RUSSELL THEATRE ROLLINS COLLEGE, WINTER PARK, FLORIDA Friday, January *8, 1994 -- 8 P.M. Saturday, January *9, 1994 -- 8 P.M. 646-2145 26,1994 THE RUSH SURVIVAL KIT Is, MARK. iFREEMA— .-.i— rtiANM the members about their interests. This will :e Health and Counsel,ng help give you an honest appraisal of whether best decision for who vou are. It can be 8. Leadership potential and growth valuable to have some close friends outside Here are some tips to help you through the you want to select a particular sorority or opportunities exist in each group Keep an and sometimes stressful times of not. Knowing their values and "group of the group you join, to get distance from open mind about rush. Don't decide too eXciting internal sorority conflicts and problems. rush. personality" will help you make the best quickly. A large group of people pledging other areas of interest and social selection. 6. The rush counselors will always be one group may change the whole fabric of I. Have available throughout rush to discuss difficult on campus developed, so that all 4. Remember you are selecting the sorority an organization. Don't base your decision contact^ choices. Use them as a sounding board aside not invested in rush and as much as they are deciding upon you. You on the sorority's reputation, but upon how your energy is from friends who may influence you. can choose between six groups or not to join comfortable and sincere you feel the into a sorority 7. If you are not chosen by the group you f Make efforts to be yourself and not put on at all. Each organization is trying to entice members are. want now, it is probably for the best. You If you join a sorority having women to join their group. In some respects 9. Enjoy yourself, have fun at the parties, will know and find out that sorority life is Misrepresented yourself, you may find it you have more choice than they do. relax, and get to know the other women as just one aspect of college life. In fact, only hard to be yourself. It is likely you will be 5. Some of your close friends may be best you can. You may find sorority life is ^appointed in the "mismatch". 35% of your peers now belong to Greek not for you. interested in a different group than you. groups. If a group does not choose you to . -r |k a50ut your values and interests. Ask Think carefully for yourself and make the 10. Sororities represent one kind of student join them, it is their loss. You have much to organization. You may wish to join other offer and can find your "niche" elsewhere. social organizations or form new interest ftafffi75|*l«M-l»»*V9W«f««l|«|.|«|l.l«|4U|,||V |J| j y,r 9 0 0 v # Later on, looking back, most likely you will groups on campus. Remember you attend a say, "I made the best decision for me." You small liberal arts college with limitless probably will have gone on to discover some potential for personal expression of different activities or groups more satisfying to you. values. The choice is vours.

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Crack the whip!" After many years of marital bliss tension enters the Kent household. Leonard felt his skin suddenly crawl. Coming through the door were a couple of real sketchy characters. 26,1994 iiag.e 9 Forum RUDMAN AND TSONGAS JUST DON'T GET IT

0Y PETER L. BEHRINGER that got us into this economic mess in the first place. Tsongas and Rudman rationalized that it President Clinton who made this was all right to pass Clinton's tax plan At one point, senator Rudman was chasing announcement—it was President Bush. That because it would hit "only the wealthiest On January 24, former U.S. senators Paul his tail on stage. Rudman explained that was back in 1990. Now, it is almost 4 years Americans", (those making $200,000 or later and not a dime has been cut from the ngas(D) and Warren Rudman (R) came members of congress should have supported more) about 2% of the population. Rudman federal budget. In 1989, according to the le Field House to give a lecture about the Bill Clinton's so-called deficit reduction stated "[Clinton's plan] only affects the Congressional Budget Office, deficit !deral budget deficit. The senators have plan. He admitted the president's plan was C wealthiest Americans and I don't have a anized The Concord Coalition, a grass spending accounted for about 13% of the not a very good one, then said that members problem with that." This is sheer folly. For Jl effort to introduce fiscal responsibility federal budget. After the "deficit reduction of congress should have supported it because, these income taxes which are aimed at the Congress. In their lecture, Rudman and package" of 1990, deficit spending accounts "it was the only alternative" (He neglected wealthy, simply hit small businesses. Small for about 20% of the federal budget. President as advocated curbing entitlements, Tsong to mention that House and Senate businesses file their taxes the same way an Clinton's "deficit reduction package" is capital gains taxes, cutting wasteful Republicans offered plans that would balance individual does. Therefore, a wealthy almost a carbon copy of the 1990 package. iernment programs, and tort reform. Here the budget without raising taxes). Rudman businessman making $200,000 a year gets Are you starting to see a pattern here? was the basic message: We are running up then explained the problem with Clinton's taxed at the same rate as a small business anenormous debt that will be left for future The senators ought to look back to the plan by comparing it with a hockey stick. He making $200,000 a year. Keep in mind, a generations to pay off; we must curb deficit Reagan years to see real deficit reduction. explained that on a graph, the plan looks like small business must meet a payroll and pay According to OMB figures, Reagan cut the spending. The senators are now speaking a hockey stick. Rudman said that we might off other expenses. When the government deficit from $221 billion in 1986 to $152 across the country to educate the American see a little bit of deficit reduction in the short places such a burden on small businesses, billion in 1989. Had Congress followed »opIe about deficit spending. term, however, the deficit will shoot back up they must cut costs. Often times, this means through with the spending cuts they Perhaps the most important part of the after a couple of years. Then, on top of all cutting jobs. Over 70% of Americans are promised, Reagan would have left office senators' presentation was the part when this, Rudman went on to say that he did not employed by small businesses. Therefore, with a balanced budget. Incidentally, the idey addressed entitlements. They noted that believe we would ever see the spending raising taxes on the "rich" affects us all. budget deficit soared from $79 billion to entitlements such as medicaid, medicare, cuts. Nevertheless, Rudman felt it was better Clinton's plan is supposed to cut the $221 at a time when another one of those and social security account for the well over to go ahead and tax the American people, projected deficit by roughly $500 billion "deficit reduction packages" was in effect. the budget. The senators rightly even if there are no spending cuts to follow. over a period of about 5 to 7 years. Many of Tsongas and Rudman just don't get it. concluded that unless we get these The deficit was around $240 billion when the cuts are supposed to come from expected They made a pica to "restore fiscal sanity to entitlements under control, our budget will Clinton took office. Clinton's own savings from government programs. our nation", but they favored one of the tie out of control. projections show that the deficit will exceed The President announced, "The bipartisan biggest examples of fiscal insanity. They Although Rudman and Tsongas made $300 billion after the plan is enacted. One leaders and I have reached agreement on the favored the same old "deficit reduction imegood points, they still missed the mark. would have to be on drugs to believe this is federal budget. Over 5 years it would reduce packages" that have failed miserably in the It turned out that the senators supported deficit reduction. Yet both Tsongas and the projected deficit by $500 billion. That is past. some of the same old legislative garbage Rudman backed the plan. half a trillion dollars." However, it was not COMING TO TERMS: HAVING IT BOTH WAYS

BY ALAN NORDSTROM can, at least, imagine. It is sometimes called methodology yield us variable degrees of won't have it so. km&pur the realm of the spirit. And though science certainty within its systematic purview. The Soul will send us angels or spirit guides if cannot see it or account for it, the spiritual advance of human consciousness and power we seek them. It will bring us sage ancestors "... / do not find it any world reveals itself to our minds in many that science has given us is as indubitable as and ancient masters from this world or from more difficult to live strange and captivating ways, offering us "a it is dangerous. But its arrogance in claiming across the universe. Soul will perform with the paradox of a universe of pattern and purpose" to offset to be the only valid form of consciousness is miracles that baffle scientists. Soul will universe of pattern and the "randomness and chance" of science. science' chief deficiency. sustain us with visions of God or of gods, purpose than I do with Let's say that this spiritual realm is only We know more than science. Another just as it will torment us with demons when light as a wave and imaginary. I normally don't grant it greater way of making sense works within our we stray from wisdom's way. Wc have only light as a particle. credence than that, myself. Except that awareness, informing and directing us, to say yes to soul, and soul will bloom in us. Living with "only imaginary" sells imagination short as providing our lives with meaning beyond To say no and to deny one's soul is willfully contradiction is nothing a force in our consciousness. The power of the ken of science. This way, again, is the to condemn oneself to hellish ostracism new to the human imagination is incalculably great in human ken of spirit, the noetics of the soul. The soul from our source of comfort, our soul of being." —Madeleine lives, for what we imagine to be so, or not to is that immaterial, immeasurable faculty wc meaning. To say no is a possible but dreadful L'Engle, Two-Part be so, moves us to attitudes and deeds that can come to feel operating within us that choice that many make, to their dismay. Invention (1988) shape both us and our societies. orients us towards wisdom, that guides us Better to acknowledge your soul, learn to There exists a spiritual realm to the extent towards a meaningful life, that assures us in hear and heed its counsel, and enjoy the that human beings crave and create "pattern the face of chaos and disaster that purpose rewards of wisdom and righteousness with which the soul so bountifully blesses its What a liberating observation this is. We and purpose" with their consciousness. can be found or made, however hard the trial. The soul is the seat of meaning in us, believers. canhaveitboth ways! One thing is true, and Although science may not be constituted to and without soul, we despair. Without soul, 50 is its opposite. Love that paradox! recognize intentionality in the unjverse or to The realm of the spirit is as real as chaos is come again; cruel randomness and imagination and as potent as poetry. And ^particular world I mostly inhabit— acknowledge observable patterns as more chance abide. But that must not be, for soul poets, saith the Bard, do dream things True. ,e world of particles of matter, of than the result of mechanical laws operating ^omness and chance, but also of rational randomly, human consciousness transcends «and empirical science—this sensible the cognizance of science. Human or'd suits me happily enough as a consciousness seeks purposeful patterns and THE SANDSPUR portable, reliable, predictable cosmos finds them. Though scientists dismiss such 0reveryday living. It toasts my bread. findings as "myths" and mere imaginings, will not be published next week M it isn't enough, because it doesn't we need the myths we make. They feed our to be all there is. More power to the elemental craving for order and direction. due to the final exam schedule for :P"cal and rigorous secular humanists They provide us with a Truth that transcends Bertrand Russell, Isaac Asimov, and the numerable truths of science. Winter Term. The next issue will "Gardner. They labor to keep the rest The mythic or spiritual imagination honest and undeluded. They debunk expresses itself undeniably in human beings. IQ be published February 9,1994. kum and disabuse the hoodwinked. Our innate rage for order will make sense Ice> logic, and accountability are the out of seeming chaos one way or another, tf their rationalism. I applaud and fantastically or logically. Randomness and Submissions for this issue are due Jrage the advance of science within the chance must not prevail. Moby Dick must )f scientism, even though I believe be brought to dock. Satan must be jailed. to The Sandspur offices by - only realm we live in. Sense must be made. Thus even science is e appears to be another, seemingly a myth, our most prominent and convincing Friday, February 4. realm that human means of finding order in apparent chaos. ^inhabits. Or can inhabit. Or The tenuous but potent theories of scientific TheSandspur Volume loo L page 10 Fun-loving Rollins Fans Went THE SANDSPUR Out Of Their Way Volume 100, Issue #13 Granted, Rollins College has an enrollment They waved their blue Rollins seat cus] January 26,1994 BY JILL COUSINS of just 1,440 students, so sellouts at Enyart- back and forth; they tried to inn; Metro Sports. Orlando Sentinel Alumni Fieldhouse (capacity 2,500) are as cheerleaders by doing their own versi0] reprinted with permission rare as snow in Florida. But these 14 Temple a pyramid; they danced during a tin the theme from the TV show Batman Rollins College is certainly not known for rowers were proof positive that you don't Laura S. Koo its rowdy college basketball fans. In fact, at have to have big numbers to make a lot of During the first overtime against Gardne^- Shellie E. Olszewski most games, students seem to spend more noise. Webb, the Temple crew started the State Seminoles' tomahawk chop, Editors-ln-Chief time socializing with each other than actually They won the game for us," Mike cheering the Tars to victory. Rockovich, Rollins' assistant athletic was one of the Florida Gators' chants That's why it was shocking to see 14 director said after the game. "If we had a we go Rollins, here we go." Chris Smith students in the upper section at Enyart- game ball, I bet Tom [Klusman, Rollins' Not only did the Temple guys do a gre News Editor Alumni Fieldhouse last Saturday, cheering men's basketball coach] would give it to job of making noise, they also put a p their brains out during the men's basketball them. touch on many of their chants. Mark Snyder team's double-overtime victory over "Those guys were fantastic. For them to Gardner-Webb's point guard, Bilh Palagonia, was the perfect target. He looked Style Editor Gardner-Webb College. behave that way is amazing. I wish we could These students were going absolutely nuts. enroll them at Rollins." like a 13-year-old with a crew cut and further distinguished himself by wearing his socks Katie Martinelli They were easily louder than the rest of the Klusman, who generally keeps his focus 605 fans combined. They went wild after pulled up to his knees. Forum Editor on the basketball court, admitted the Temple every Rollins basket. They stood shoulder- rowers made some serious noise. "Billy with the high socks; Billy with to-shoulder and did the wave. One student "It is [usually] quiet in here," Klusman high socks," the Temple crew chanted when Alan Hancock even stood in front of the others and used his said, "and tonight [Saturday, January 8] Palagonia brought the ball up the court Dan Kempinger body to spell "R-O-L-L-I-N-S," while his there was some life." "Arrrrrt, Arrrrrt," they shouted, as Sports Editors fellow students chanted each letter in unison. Senior forward Paul Shipe, who scored a Gardner-Webb center Art Hinton steppedti During the past two seasons, as a reporter career-high 24 points in the game, said the the free-throw line for a crucial 1-arid- Todd Wills covering Rollins basketball, I had never rowdy bunch was a factor. opportunity with three seconds left in the Layout Editor seen anything close to this overwhelming "You could definitely hear them up there," first overtime: display of school spirit. Shipe said. "It was nice to have some people He missed the shot. They screamed for Klusman to pu Zaiba Malik This was great, I thought. A handful of up there, yelling. They were really Rollins students had actually learned how to reserve forward Derek Burrell, who is Photography Editors enthusiastic. It's fun to have a crowd like have fun at a basketball game. that — and they couldn't have picked a known for his offensive skills. "Put in I was wrong. better night." on defense; take him out on offense," they Louise Bodack Yes, these were students. But they weren't The game was, in fact, one of the Tars' suggested. Subscriptions Manager Rollins students. They were members of the most exciting of the season. But you couldn't When Rol 1 ins forward John Steele madea Temple University rowing team, who were tell by looking at many of the fans in the crucial 3-point shot with one minute left, Nancy Ann Fazio in town for a week of training on the Rollins stands. Some would occasionally look up at Temple crew honored him by bodily spell Advertising Manager campus. the Temple students and grin. They seemed out his name: "S-T-E-E-L-E." And wf Too bad these guys can't put together a to be amused by their enthusiasm, but they the game was over, they stormed the court Rachel Omo required seminar for Rollins students: didn't join in the fun. for a wild celebration. Business Manager "School Spirit 101." Someone needs to show Rollins' cheerleaders did their best to get College basketball fans having fun. them how to have a good time at a college the fans going, to little avail. Leave it to our a novel idea. Maybe Rollins students basketball game. Staff friends from Philadelphia to do the job. try it sometime. Peter Behringer Mary Fournier Melissa Franklin Randy Gilmore Heather Kaye Elaine Kelpien Sully McKnight Brook Loope David Nail Alan Nordstrom Paul Nowicki Peter Pappas La Shalonda Robinson Sheila Scoville Matt Schmitt Cameron Smith

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TARS REMAIN WINLESS IN SUNSHINE STATECONFERENCE BY DAN KEMPINGER Sandspur Unfortunately for Rollins, center Frode "The The Men's basketball team has struggled Norwegian Nightmare" Loftesnes fouled this year, to put it mildly. The team was 6- out, but not before adding his two points for 8 going into their game against Tampa, the team. Brad Ash and Mike Holmes had including a dismal 0-3 conference record. decent games (both 1 -2 from the field, 2-4 Rollins was ripe for the taking and Tampa from the line with 5 points). Their lack of had a field day. Tampa, the number one shooting was compensated by Daniel Parke, team in the conference, handed the Tars who put up an incredible 18 shots. another loss on Wednesday 88-63. Unfortunately he hit only one-third of his photo/Cameron Smith Rollins loses to Florida Tech despite the large home crowd The game was close for a while, and shots finishing 6-18, 3-8 from the three Rollins seemed to have a chance at half- point line. John Steele had a solid game on Saturday, January 15. time, behind only 36-44. However, the Tars shooting almost 7 2 percent from the field (5- could not keep up. The final was a crushing 7) and hitting two of two free throws. Steele 25 point defeat. Tampa was overpowering finished two points behind Parke in highest and the Tars could not stop any of them. points with 17. However, Parke took more Rollins Women Tampa had four players in double figures. than twice as many shots as the more patient The big man for Tampa was Decarlo Steele. Deveaux, who finished with 27 points The game left the Tars at 6-9 and 0-4 in the including a perfect 13 for 13 at the foul line. Sunshine State Conference. Rollins has yet Rebound From Loss Rollins did not fair as well from the field, to win a conference game and it is not going shooting an embarrassing 36 percent. The to get any easier as the year goes on, BY ALAN HANCOCK especially if the team becomes content with Mspur played Southern down the stretch. The Tars Tars also had trouble inside the paint. Tampa were led by Dawn Henderson with 23 points punished the Tars with almost twice as many losing. After playing on the road against The Rollins Women's Basketball team, and Melissa Gavin with 17 points and 8 rebounds as Rollins finished with 25 to 47 Mississippi on Monday and Barry on overshadowing the struggling men, steals. for the Spartans. Forward Paul Shipe was 2 Wednesday, the Tars will return home on continued their strong play this week by Rollins was not as fortunate Wednesday for 8 but somehow managed nine points Saturday, January 29 against conference defeating conference rival against Tampa, who is with the help of some free throws. opponent Eckerd. Florida Southern 72-66 on undefeated in the conference. Saturday at the Fieldhouse. The *-***% Tampa (10-4, 3-0 in the SSC) leant showed heart coming off a was lead by Laguanda grueling overtime loss to Tampa Carmichael who scored a 85-79earlier in the week. This career high 22 points. Despite M week's games have left the the loss, the tight overtime 'omen at an impressive 12-3 performance proved that wall and 3-1 in the Sunshine Rollins can play with anyone tote Conference. in the conference. Florida Southern came into The Tars will travel to Miami on aturday afternoon's game at a solid 11-4 Wednesday to take on Barry and then will nd 2-1 in the conference. The Tars, play a double header with the men Saturday however, took the lead in the first half and against Eckerd. Come out and show your *crc able to hold on to it for most of the support for the women, who have proven to Pmc. Still, the Moccasins stayed tough and be more successful and more exciting than »ouldnot let Rollins pull away. Rollins was the embarrassingly bad, fast break once a J to score when it mattered as they out season men's team. sss f •^ Something New

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