University of Central Florida STARS The Rollins Sandspur Newspapers and Weeklies of Central Florida 2-21-1975 Sandspur, Vol. 81 No. 16, February 21, 1975 Rollins College Find similar works at: https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-sandspur University of Central Florida Libraries http://library.ucf.edu This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers and Weeklies of Central Florida at STARS. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Rollins Sandspur by an authorized administrator of STARS. For more information, please contact [email protected]. STARS Citation Rollins College, "Sandspur, Vol. 81 No. 16, February 21, 1975" (1975). The Rollins Sandspur. 1462. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-sandspur/1462 bocond ciau ram Mon* 327m SAKiisruir ISSHB 10 FEIE.21,1975 SOMETHING EXTRA FOR SENIORS national and local businesses and corpora­ Association has been busy developing an A prime objective of the alumnj program is By: William R. Gordon '51, tions. (Cooperating businesses are listed alumni oriented placement program. Mr. J. to develop the most beneficial program to the Director of Alumni Affairs - below). Breck Boynton, Jr. '63, Director of Personnel Rollins student that can be created and If you decide to use the Alumni program, and Career Development for Coopers and implemented. Mr. Boynton and his commit­ Soon, the major concern of a graduating your next step is to go to the Placement Lybrand, is chairman of this active commit­ tee, with Dean Pease and Mr. Bill Loving, senior will be "placement - will I have a job Office, Carnegie Hall. tee. The program is designed to utilize alumni Director of Student Aid and Placement, have when I leave Rollins?" It is a natural concern Mr. Bill Loving's office will help you as agents - "Rollins contacts." Each enrolled worked out the details of operational and one previously shared by thousands of establish your Placement Credentials and alumnus will serve as an intermediary, an procedures. alumni of this institution. The placement ambassador for a student who has expressed furnish you with a copy of the College dilemma of today's seniors is being addressed Placement Annual. You should request, in an interest in an alum's company. How do I get involved? by the Alumni Association through the writing, that copies of these Placement The alumni agent will personally see that development of a new program. Credentials be sent to the Alumni House. the students' resume and other papers are Your first step is to come by the Alumni When all your forms are completed and The "Career and Professional Development presented to the appropriate Personnel House to peruse the employment and your letter is ready, they will be sent to Bill Committee" of The Rollins College Alumni Director, who oversees the hiring process. recruiting materials of approximately 30 Gordon, Director of Alumni Affairs, for further processing. A cover letter from J. Breck Boynton '63, Chairman of the Career and Professional Development Committee, will accompany your profile when it is forwarded to the Alumni agent. From that point on, you and the Alumni agent will correspond and, hopefully, make arrangements for a job interview. This is "Something Extra". It is an effort on the part of interested Alumni to give a Rollins graduate a headstart in entering the job market. Take advantage of this program by taking the first step. Come by the Alumni House NOW! COMPANY CONTACT AREA American Express New York, N.Y. Anchor Hocking Corp. Dallas, Tex. Citicorp New York, N.Y. Cities Service Co. Tulsa, Okla. Connecticut Mutual Orlando, Fla. Coopers & Lybrand Orlando, Fla. Dana Corp. Toledo, Ohio Deering Milliken New York, N.Y. Eastman Kodak Co. Rochester, N.Y. Eastern Airlines Miami, Fla. Ernst & Ernst B Orlando, Fla. Exxon Research & Eng. Co. Florham Park, N.Y. FDS/ i-Div. of TRW Inc. Orlando, Fla. Florida Gas Winter Park, Fla. Foote, Cone & Belding Chicago, III. B.F. Goodrich Chemical Co. Cleveland, Ohio IBM Corp. Armonk, N.Y. Kraftco Chicago, III., (Glenview) Martin Marietta Co. Orlando, Fla. New England Life Orlando, Fla. Occidental Petroleum Houston, Texas Pepsi-Cola Metropolitan We Happened To Notice.... Bottling Flint, Mich. Price Waterhouse Providence, R.I. Provident Mutual Winter Park, Fla. BROTHERS AND SISTERS seems to me that the major purpose is to similar to that of burning paper! R.J. Reynolds Winston-Salem, N.C. make Whites aware of the Blacks and what Standard Oil of Calif. San Francisco, Calif. Oh, my, but the Orchesis Black Ballet was they have contributed to the American State Farm Ins. Winter Haven, Fla. Upjohn Co. Kalamazoo, Mich. superb, it was presented last Monday night as culture. This contribution, upon close look, is WOMEN BEWARE a part of the Black Awareness week, and woe Walt DisneyWorld Lake Buena Vista, Fla. an awfully damned lot. In fact, on their own Winter Park Telephone Winter Park, Fla. to all who missed this beautiful display of brochure states that one of the aims of the All concerned females must be on their dance and black culture. The dances were a program is "to facilitate co-existence of the guard for the next several weeks. Any series of half-parodies, half-glorifications of races." Well, let's see the whites get moment now, the 3M Society (Mucho Male black children's games from the turn of the involved. Let's see everyone get involved. Machismo) is expected to publish a list of UP WITH PEOPLE century, black religious services, TV and Consult the program and you'll find that Dick chauvenistic demands that they hope to take recording groups, and other prominent Gregory is coming to speak, for one thing. We to the student Senate and have passed as Up With People, the internationally acclaimed musical spectacular which has aspects of black American culture. recommend that everyone take the time to Rollins law. The list (of which we have performed at Expo '70 in Japan, Carnegie Hall Poor Edith Royal just broke our hearts the see these things. It's not a foreign culture; received only the briefest glance) contains and Lincoln Center in New York and for the previous weekend to see her wooden much of it is very recognizable to any such detonating items as an amendment visiting gymnasts from the People Republic of ballerinas knocking themselves out to produce American as an integrated part of his or her nSquiring Home Ec courses for all girls; all China, will be appearing in Winter Park in it's a stiff and dull series of steps, while the own way of life, past and present. girls sports will be focused on domestic last United States performance. The cast will perform at the Winter Park High School Orchesis company, with a calculated infor­ requirements (i.e., figure, training for child­ Auditorium on March 1st at 8:00 p.m. mality and indescribably good choreography, HOT BOOKS birth, back exercise for housecleaning, etc.) Immediately after the show, the cast will be knocked the audience right off their chairs. It instead of the present emphasis on com­ flying to Puerto Rico. was a very exceiting thing to see, and it is a The Mills Memorial Library had a near miss petitive sports; special nights would be set Up With People is an international musical shame that so many students missed it; last Tuesday night when a flourescent light aside once a week, according to one article, group of 120 students from as far away as Melbourne, Australia to as close as Atlanta, attendance was very poor. fixture on the fourth tier overheated. The tar allowing mens' dorm kitchens to be open for Georgia. ballast inside the fixture smouldered and the use of girls to cook lavish meals for their Which brings up another point. A lot of The cast is being co-sponsored by the produced such a smell as to prompt librarians Ybite people seem to think that Black Aware- boyfriends. There is more, but the list, as yet, Winter Park Mail Merchants and WKIS Radio. to call John Beaumont, Deputy Director of ess Week is just for Blacks. This strikes us as is not complete. All interested males are Don't miss this musical spectacular, March Campus Safety, who in turn wasted no time in 1 silly attitude; the Blacks are already a'ware, urged by the 3M to write the newspaper for 1st at 8:00 p.m. in the Winter Park High calling the Winter Park fire department. School Auditorium. Tickets are available at *ause after all they're Black. Granted, the information on the society and how to join. It Firemen arrived shortly thereafter, found the the Bill Baer Music Stores in the Winter Park, should be made clear, however, that the Program is designed in part to make cause of the smell and removed it. Doesn't Colonial, and Altamonte Malls at $3.00 for uninformed Blacks more aware of their sound so bad, but it caused a bit of a stir, for Sandspur does not support or condone such adults and $2.00 for students and senior cultural heritage, but at the same time, it the smell that filled the second floor was very politics. citizens. NOTES CAMPUS NOTES CAMPUS NOTES CAMPUS CAMPUS NOTES CAMPUS NOTES CAMPUS NOTES addition, students may choose among a wide to the state capitol. Each intern will arrange television auction, or be involved in projects t variety of physical exercises and sports. The for academic credit for the internships with a insure the continuation of such televis^ BRUSHING NOTES: theoretical part of the program will consist of faculty advisor. Generally, internships run programs as "Sesame Street" and "Master" lectures and discussions in English on such from September through May or June.