University of Central Florida STARS The Rollins Sandspur Newspapers and Weeklies of Central Florida 2-15-1983 Sandspur, Vol 89, No 10, February 15, 1983 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 89, No 10, February 15, 1983" (1983). The Rollins Sandspur. 1606. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-sandspur/1606 february 15,1983 vol. 89 no, 10 cover photo: ac<obso n , If m r •A*0m Si: Illllllllli ••£*• • :•'•••• M :x:v:.:.'. 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We Decades On Stage 21 st Century Theatre Eastern Gas & Beverage sincerely apologize for this Pappagallo Whamarama mistake. ^ Fairbanks Polyclean Park Avenue Hair Design Zack's Herbal World rollins college sandspur, february 15, pg. 3 *#* %* SHERRY UNDERWOOD PROPRIETRESS february 15,1983 vol. 89 no. 10 EDITOR 102 PARK AVE N. diana chrissis WINTER PARK MANAGING EDITOR judy Jones 644-1025 NEWS EDITOR " — Hi shawn pender SPORTS EDITOR david sreenberg ARTS EDITOR • johntarnow PHOTO EDITOR david reed COPY EDITOR fTe«rl Educational Center lizz jacobson There IS a difference WORDS mark diamond Course robert baker Class Starting dana badinger Carolina mejia letitia myrick MCAT ann barzda 9LSAT-GREK. ^C5k SAT FEB. 16th carol-ann boler brad norford GRE PSYCH/ JS goff briggs scott nelson GRE BIO / WW mary russo DAT-VAT/ MB DAT FEB. 23rd cynthia darrach steve reich GMAT / ECFMG ann barzda dale speigal PCAT /FLEX- VQE GRE FEB. 28th steve bell erica staffeld OCAT /NDB-NPB MAT /RNBOS 2238 Winter Woods Blvd. mikedonoian kathleen sullivan SSAT / C Winter Park, Florida 32792 steve donaldson melanie tammen PSAT /SPEED- San Jose Exec Ctr K We reserve the right to cancel any class lor peter erickson billviall SAT /READING which there Is Insufficient enrollment. mike korens jay werba Days, Evenings, or Weekends TEST PREPARATION f jenny lowe bill wood I SPECIALISTS SINCE 1938 I 678-8400 GRAPHIC ARTISTS Centers In More Than 80 Malor US Cities laura galbreath Puerto Rico. 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All letters X AND PEDICURES Rollins I.D. should be addressed: Editor, Rollins Sandspur, Box 2742, Rollins College. rollins college sandspur, february 15, pg. 4| VOICES Editorial Things We'd Like to See Before May of 1. A 24 hr. study area in the library. Nothing has been done yet.... 2. Sell the electronic scanner for teacher SGA Budget evaluations to pay for the pool chairs. 3. More "modern" entertainers like Garrett Morris instead of has-been bands. It is SGA budget time, which means that all 4. SGA subsidized transportation to the new organizations recognized by our SGA are busy Orange County Civic Center so we can enjoy preparing imaginative budgets that will ineritably QUALITY entertainment be cut either from lack of funds or lack of "contribution" to The Rollins Community. It is ironic that we must present proposals for spending next year's tight budget while SGA's "$5,000 Committee" is entertaining ideas of Timeless Or Tastless Riddle spending this money to resurface the tennis courts or redecorate the Student Center. Our student government has purchased 12 pool chairs at a total Found in UCF's newspaper, The Future, cost of $660. Doesn't the Alfond Swimming Pool budget have money for chairs from their fees and Timeless Riddle our TUITION? How about hitting up the Blue Dolphins for half the cost of each chair? Editor: How many Rollins preppies does it take to spank a monkey? We want a REBATE! Think about it — this would Curious Freshman be a precedent set by the Vonder Heide Administration. If not a rebate, why don't you fund Beats me— Editor the Dancer's League and other new organizations. That is your first priority. The Sandspur editor welcomes any replies to this attack! Please send them to Box 2742 or drop them off at our offices. Be sure to include your name and year. The winners will be published in the March edition ofThe Sandspur. *Yt \$m TOfc -TWff 1 ANV WaAMST PR&tiNlNfi TO gwmONM&NT ON Tflfc. CflUTW&Y,,,/' rollins college sandspur, february 15, pg. 5 : :'•..' 7 •:• - Columns DIANA'S DEMIDIA TRIBE LEGISLA TIVE DINNER Two weeks ago, nine leglislators way to do that would be to allow and aides were invited to a round- students to choose the subjects table discussion of pertinent and they wish to discuss. Anything less ^t^ not so pertinent topics with SGA reeks of exploitation only for the words: s.h. reich representatives and other "campus sake of publicity. leaders" such as myself. (You'll find The Student Center Board of Directors (BOD) has us listed in the yellow pages of your told the Rollins student body another good R-Times). Representative Fran Carlton (Orlando) has news/bad news joke. Only this time the news gets The main reason for this introduced a bill that will prohibit the sell­ worse and worse. gathering was to gently remind the ing, giving, or serving of alcohol to persons legislators to continue to support under the age of 21. Persons 18 and older The good news is the Student Center is bringing the Florida Tuition Voucher and may serve alcohol, but not consume it. Garrett Morris to appear on campus. They have Scholars Fund both politically and Dedrick Owens, Film Chairman of the SGA found it in their hearts to present a performer who is both well known and who will appeal to an monetarilv. supported the bill saying that it would save audience with diverse interests. Mr. Morris did Faculty, administrators and staff lives. SGA senator Bob Boyd added that appear regularly on the old Saturday Night Live joined the students and legislators raising the age to 25 or higher would save (You remember? When it was funny). He has not in discussing such important topics even more lives. Other students asserted been as dubiously fortunate as other members of as: the Voucher and raising the that we can vote, be drafted etc... but the "Not Ready for Prime Time Players" who have appeared in such cinematic embarassments as drinking age. Other "sizzlers" were would not be able to drink. municipal tax options, teacher 1941, Hanky Panky and Under the Rainbow. His preparation in Florida, Crummer Senator Toni Jennings mentioned that an musical gifts and his comic mind distinguish him graduate School, and Russia today. "age of majority" should be established as the most under-used and, probably, the most talented member of the old SNL cast. invited to participate were not across the nation. Rollins students also surveyed as to which, if any, topics asserted that if alcohol weren't available they would like to discuss, valuable, on campus, they could go elsewhere.