Sewanee Purple, 1995-1996
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Sewanee Purple, 1995-1996
" MR. LYTLE DIES AT 92 anybody risks than A mentor doing or have done. remembered life, McGee had crystallize Incoherent paragraphs would of sentences without warning into introduced absolute pith the neatly velvet whiskey bag over his face to block can only hope will be preserved in scope, and intact, was Borgesian editions of First deceptively random. 1 photographed in 1989 by Dennis molding next to inscribed Warren. novels by Robert Penn colleccomplete Squeezed in between and Jung Faulkner, Joyce, James, Andrew Musil, were dog-eared paperbacks by shared a Calhoun and Mishima; John C. Augustine. with shelf with Kafka, Val6ry an excellent metaphor I realize now what machinations about the future, about "the might be he thought I of the enemy." up. spoke so 1 sleep, his talking in tion. for his life, in its experience. contradictions and breadth of a southerner, These were the books of a and a man who once revised to said that the canon should be writers. 1 include more Latin-American a was in but heaven among those shelves, man I read everything? Not Rather than reading to it), books Contes as if he had devotion but ninety years of left quite a collection. ready to pick out a title some when 1 I was "Who's the enemy?" I asked him. the With that he flung the bag onto my clocklike regularity. that realized with delight floor them. sure), his the voice slightly muffled by often finished art "The he apolo- t p. 10 exhibition, p. Bowie's gallery Morning Fever, p. Geof CD: "Saturday 2 u when I got into the attempts to he said, by way of feel better. "I'm sorry I Lytle. Andrew gift itself . • • effort. bomb on one "I'm getting a I'm not sure little if it is all that had no idea I'd be page 3 me That If 1 do say it. Bachelor's Degree From Vanderbilt University 1942-44, he taught at South the University of the From • Was managing is Lytle Born on Dec. 26, 1902 Graduate of Sewanee Military Academy • old age editor of the Sewanee Review you take greater it SPORTS NEWS Sewanee, my clumsy Directing See Utilities District, p. 5 in can wait." His house was built for summers, beginning to the nights were already wood's so poor. son. the a life to one of the dangers of devoting risks ol and the seizure, understanding language. lies in Tennessee and moved making me them was to Possibly words have seized spontaneous or evade what get a log started, gently, garrulous to chill. be unfamiliar with verse, have winced at my but I'm sure he must control. Watch earnestness and lack of he in a letter of June 19. misguided am dated June 9. they are. In one I don salutation: elaborate an gizes for such in writing is that I am know why about prepares to drop the this and he wrote, you have nothing to do with." demands." abyss and "it rises from the how mad works I fire. He urged me and sil down more at the typewriter. He claimed my most ARTS Kronos Quartet plays 1 eerily precise. to think less among of which are now His letters were possessions. treasured and of art, non-sequitur n a year. for the first time. 1 Mr. Lytle's criticism of sometimes Andrew Rereading them Joyce's in Cork. but more metaphysical than literary, and useful was me gave advice he fruits brilliant in turns. you and sending him poems as this I little to find on a sentimental father took him well remember don't I journey, which once a week writing was I On my end in ' wasn't me il first apartment under his house. On my a him build me to asked night there, he there Cork with After a few weeks of door back would dream was good son. amazed at how open and began to talk to I in the No man attention to such. death was no less in evidence recline in a perpetual and adds "It self-indulgence," of those bright and bolted upright. Fixing he rasped. blue eyes on me like nails, he lay the bourgeoisie." Then moming heard a voice in the front hall. Mr. Lytle (or to himself, at toward Lytle's unflinching attitude formality their greasy senses, without the arts kind, correspondence, the Lytle had begun a and voraciously, he read regularly Lytle read sensitively (Tate once said that written a warning of sliding under to learn. Us Trois was and envelopes started white, typewritten quite, as Flaubert's my moving he hinted 1, forestall Wiles. romantics formality, but in spite of the backdown. .... words I had Those were about the last in June when from him until one moming didn't help. Leafing through the pages Had Thev were all heavily annotated. was It "Why critic, thoroughly intimidated. the Lytle, beside him. velvet bag. Pulling up a chair conversaof thread the I tried to follow of classicist, in the fall, much Sartre sat made were fixed on with him reproached himself "There are always letter of July threats," he reminds me in a adding "It's wise never to pay too I the library When we urgency of the situation, wondering might come home early. Later he went for the looking through his bookshelves library, Lytle's first of countless times. tions " absolutely fulilely protest I a man also read, in those pages, about mortality and age his of acutely aware the light. which way I couch with his arms folded across his chest and draped a his there asleep and one rambling anecdote summarize and asked if I wouldn't mind He lay reading while he took a nap. him In vainly to about an invitation he has tried might that phrase a decline, he ends in is "This career agrarian his lired left those letters everyday speech bordered on the poetic. fall May. a few weeks before I flew to visa. 1 Ireland on an open-ended more remember one of these early visits was Lytle perfectly than the rest. Mr. I I desk looking over the Lee river, often aloud. I heard a man whose us that down on think I at a appro- enough, through a series of written during the summer and of 1994. Sanford here It is may be of help And so they ran. Reading priately letters not " hyj ohn Sullivan my knew I'm ever you know exactly what you are yet sure Andrew Lytle entered I Sewanee Wheat house burglaries, p. 4 14 Sewanee's Shakin' Days, p. The Tiger Talk, p. 9 8 High scoring water felines, p. Days, p. 10 sport of surviving Shake November 16, 1995 The Sewanee Purple Page 16 BACK PAGE The Imitation of the by Rev. Popped-Art ANTIPOP February^ 1996 The Sewanee Purple Page 2 NEWS Treaty of Fontainebleau to shown in duPont Library From Monday, February 12 Friday, February will host 17. the to as duPont Library an exhibition ol the Treaty of Fontainebleau. Thi ias been memorabilia currently living in Sewanee This gentleman, who asked not the document to be named, will soon sell historical 11 w Christie's in ill London. The exhibition be sponsored by the history depart- ment. In the Treaty of Fontainebleau, French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte removes the French throne from himself and his family The treaty also estaband lishes Elba as his sovereign state The document secures payment to Napoleon and to his family. should the Emperor agree to the terms of ihe treaty. (Ironically, Napoleon residence. breached his accordance with the Alexander I. secure domination of Europe some 1. is April II. 1814, consists of 14 pages. bound neatly by a cord in the of the South in 1 the Univer- Sewanee, TN, and writing program Florida. He at the University of has also served on the Southwestern Memphis in faculties at oieign Affairs; the Duke of Bassano. Minister of the French State; and, of course. Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte. Iowa, Kenyon College, Each nation represented sealed ratification with wax. "Sewanee Review," America's (now Rhodes College), the University of the University of 1 Kentucky, and Vanderbilt University. He served a second term as editor of the his from 1961 Sewanee students are encouraged to come and view the exhibit. "I think it would be a great opportunity for Sewanee students to see until 1973, 1973. Among his students (1930). His first My Take "I'll novel. "The Stand" Long Night." appeared in 1936. He published "At The Moon's Inn" in 1941 and "A WILL PAY $25 an additional five until were many and Merrill Joan Gerber. Mr. Lytle contributed an essay to the Agrarian work, left profes- prominent writers, including Flannery O'Connor, Madison Jones, Harry Crews, firsthand," the loaner said. CALL LEE RAMSEY COLLECT AT: (615)577-7237 and was a sor of English on Sewanee's faculty such an amazing piece of history PHONE BOOK oldest continuously published literary quarterly All agin. After the nine pages of terms, the treaty contains ( was managing editor of the "Sewanee Review " In 1948 Mr. Lylle founded the FOR YOUR years extremely valuable. The Treaty of Fontainebleau, dated it sity Emperor of Ru Also, since the treaty ended the Napoleonic Era. Company" 193 From 1942-44 he taught at His Critter Prince Metlernich, the Austrian Foreign Minister; Caulaincourt. Minister of treaty, to as he attempted, unsuccessfully, ) author, Agrarian Nesselrode. the Russian Foreign MinisIII. King of ter, Frederick William I later tor, many lives: Tsar of Russia; Count Prussia. Francis loaned by a generous collector Ol famous " Mr. Lytle's pages of ratifications, signatures, and contain the lis. These five pages men famous world leaders Chad" ick Wall h\ be In Monteagle. Andrew Nelson Lytle, the last of the Vanderbilt Agrarians, a diverse and talented group diat included Robert Penn Warren. John Crowe Ransom, Allen Tate, and Stark Young, died on December 13 at his home in the Monteagle Assembly on the Cumberland Plateau in Monteagle The son of a farmer and lumberman, Mr. Lytle was bom on Dec. 26. 1902. on land that was given by a Revolutionary War-era ancestor to found the town of A graduate of the Sewanee Military Academy, Mr. Lytle earned a bachelor's degree from Vanderbilt University in of Oxford also studied at Exeter College University and attended the Yale University School of Drama, where he studied with George Pierce Baker. Early in his career, Mr. Lytle supported himself as an actor in New York- appearing n several plays- and working on his He first was released. also published three collections of essays and one collection of stories. Mr. Lytle is known not only as a distinguished teacher and writer but as a great raconteur whose anecdotes became nearly as famous as his best stories and A man of letters in the true of the term, he was famous si as a host, at his Monteagle cabin, accomodating anyone who appreciated good conversa- tion and good writing. honors are two Guggenheim Among his Murfreesboro. He novel, "The Velvet Horn." novels. Tennessee. 1925. Name for Evil" in 1947. Ten years later. Mr Lytle's most important and enduring book, "Bedford Forest and Kenyon Review fellowships, a fellow- and ship, a National Institute of Arts Letters fellowship, lifetime achievement awards from the Ingersoll Foundation and the Lyndhurst Foundation, and a special achievement award from the Fellowship of Southern Writers, of which he was a founding member. He also recieved honorary degrees from Kenyon College, the University of Florida, and the University of the South. Sewanee Shorts Be The careful outside can be menacing, too. ice How snow and ice ha allowed room for some winAnyone ter antics as well. ever, the walking past All SaintChapel the Sunday before convocation might have noticed a rather strange ad< to the exterior No. it I wasn't new banners, but a 31/2 foot plastic snowman resting the on the upper balcony. Luckily, coFFeeHou$eM OPENING SOON the festive objeu safely returned to in Benedict ried sick. iLs owners who were wor- 9 Page NEWS page Lytle, continued from so. more fall And he would live before his moment to see weak. In the hotel elevator "I don't one arrived. felt The between those autumns just pay it any mind," he I is fine but it comes." "Still," said, "a standing 1 ovation's not bad." keep a diary so long as "You said. think about the do your work; you work. The reputation is year that fell in neither forget or sufficiently on e I can I made a choice remember, partly because not to I congratulated him. alive that October, very But he was much 1 he October." alive in His eyes grew wide lived with as quarters. Only retrospect, it him. In seems a juvenile and Andrew even bizarre decision, overly but I was surprise with that kind of "A my own impressionability. On charisma and Of course. Let a mistake _ many Lytle at Cornsi Ik The year comes back made out of equal profundity and parts mystery and comedy, and halfconfusion, snatches of song poetry. If I clear my mind, forgotten human always the simplest and most quality of light The in. flood memories relief tired afternoon stands in obvious drama. against moments of more I Not that drama was in any short supply. example, of his reaction after year's Fellowship of Southern think, for last Farm. awards ceremony, the Tivoli was given in applause and Lytle seconds of this, he good ten hadn't stood up, still from he tried vainly to shield his eyes and, with the footlights. I jiggled my coat clacking horror, heard his hearing-aids as together in my pocket. Shelby Foote arm and Lytle quickly rose bowing and blowing kisses to tugged on his to his feet, the crowd. After the readings, barely get him back I could to the car. People cheek, wanted to shake his hand, kiss his get his autograph. He did his best to artificiality" oblige, with that "brilliant him Flannery O'Connor once described as having, but he finally whispered mind arcane, and the against decades of defending his stance who thinker defensive a hostile critics, his philosophy of revision serious equated admirers with sellout. Some of his and his greatest strength, consider this him with the last laugh now nightmare (not to environmental our modem letters) has of state the mention many of his warnings. that credit start, at the a long standing ovation. After a my ever had were only genuine arguments we obrather called, be could over what after became, He politics. liquely, about Lytle from an awesome complexwas however, What When George Garrett announced his exploded fail validated Writers conference in Chattanooga. name students matters were, to jwii that ity struck the me so reduced and of mind, a quality which familiar caricature, distorted in the portrays him as little more than a conser- pausing over his vative spokesman, modem follies. bourbon to denounce our aspects of his personality I know these the ones I value, were no less real than was a man who'd saw gotten into a knife fight in Cuba, it when 'The Cabinet of Dr Caligari" Baker Pierce opened, studied with George 47 Workshop at Yale, lived a bohemian life on Sullivan Street in in the York, fancied a female New with hairy be Katherine armpits (who happened an Anne Porter), shared the stage with an down turned player, barely to Hollywood, and those moments. His duller are a few of the to really fantastic too far opinions were out bv spun line old tired the conform to offer to write for it gance. 1 just didn't go. He's the real thing, though." need poetry Mr. Lytle didn't always to he and listened once read to him. I reciting silently almost Madison Jones My Son" to one another, Sherwood few weeks ago. driving up McGee. 1 suddenly Sanford with Road remembered July at the details of a night last the dinner table in Monteagle. Partisan or The Intercollegiate Review. Nevertheless he often sided with such people publicly, and I won't claim know anything to about his battles. What I've heard content to forego them traditions, he was As a consequence. I in my presence. things that would think I heard a few Of course, he was rattle his readers. said add. "Now. I never after got to know him I always careful to you letting slip understand." after he'd withdrawn from the literary world. Before get too I quick with my opinions. should 1 remind myself that Lytle had California. 1938. life was in memory and friendship joys of talk and I met h.m. the small His sigh! -I during Ihe last ye;.. failed considerably to enough got bad his life, and after it often asked me to prohibit reading, he recite poetry for him. correct my comment at the I end of each work. read Robert Penn We Warrens "Stargazing his OTe night, and he shook ^"J,, lines, well. agnosticism of the closing shake could never he sighed, "old Red lhai Introduction, Mr That n.ght. without any meal and spoke from his Lytle looked up When Cymbeline. from one of the songs heavy tear on one was there he finished, laughed and each of his checks. He The verses napkin a with off them wiped speak for themselves: He would listen speaking up only to with his eyes closed, little phrasing, and then add 1 of his doubt" Another favorite Shall Have No Dylan Tfcomas's Death the line that goes especially Dominion." circa 1919. a son of a stood us up at Florida and then Southern His London one by saying. nothing a day late to read, thought arrothe of Now come on. think came Of that the editors of the time almost everything by to He bitch. the sun breaks Just a underneath the din of a noisy party. withdrawn from En route till Welshman was "Lord Randall. Abbey of their ferocity makes me glad I that artist sun thought that "I all, this persona? After in the down." He amended could a personality like Lytle's a mere to sense the constraint of inadequate for but they are painfully and his century. Perhaps defining the man grew up outside of those because "Break suspiciously radical remark How His views on certain Andrew on some some ^j** have always won£ dered about Mr. Lytle. first as a tableaux, Sunning. me touch on Sewanee times. me I something that I can appreciate now, looking back on the to I see a thing. 1 of what will be standing realized, he couldn't trusted in experience for the 1 declare." have entailed playing my memory, V theatricality. "Well, John. he said so I * ovation" he repeated. many memorable things them with that to record would integrity any secretary. Lytle could ever wear a look of conscious of his top of that, 3 The Sewanee Purple February 9, 1996 o the sun, Fear no more the heat Nor rages; the furious wintei s worldly task hast done. rh 0U thj Home art gone, and ta'en thy Golden lads and girls wages; all must As chimney-sweepers, come to dust. The Sewanee Purple Page 16 November 16, 1995 February 1996 BACK PAGE by Rev. Popped- Art ANTI-POP 9, The Sewanee Purple Page 4 NEWS Wheat House burglaries Disciplinary Committee Advent semester rulings 2:00 by Sikes Ragan AM The on October 27 student claimed that he was just "horsing around." On November 1995 the Discipline 8, however this student received a $25 Committee met and discussed two cases The three hours of case involved five students that first On November November 1. at 1 2:00 bation for the use of marijuana last semes yelling and knocking over ter. They were asked their names member of the dorm staff and one of the five students lied about his five students in Courts dormitory. that r*»>K Residents of Wheal House May 8, Ward numerous pieces of jewelry, a charcoal grill, cash, and a load of quarters are among the many ob- which have been stolen from rooms of three residents of the ground floor singles jects in the past ity Wheat House over fall the course of the semester Residents of the soror- house and Phillips dorm have had a few theft problems of their own over the past few weeks of spring semester. The began on the commenced first last weekend thefts after classes August and has continued sporadically during the school year. The burglar usually hits when no one is home- for instance, on weekend nights when bands draw a large majority of stu- very same drawer untouched. Accord- ing to Henderson, the burglar's choice of student sprayed a fire extinguisher under- a pouch in the clothes in a is desk drawer, yet left interesting as well, for victims in the Wheat House wear a $50 bill all the of his The burglar not only puzzles the seems to toy with the victims. For instance, one resident of the Wheat House (from whom $500 was stolen last semester) found an envelope in her room this semester with a $50 bill inside. The girls' name had been misspelled and written with what she beside is Whether the same culprit of the burglaries in all is responsible for three locations re- filled with many another." station will not Officer Butner at present. Meanwhile, the Henderson describes as which wasleft untouched. Just over a week ago. four rings were lifted from a jewelry box mains unknown. The police a theft, burglaries of "not obvious things," sists, which "flow" of subtle still per- girls can do is The University Police, of recommend the rest of the campus and the only thing the lock their doors. course, do the same, as this string of stolen objects Famous — 14 days! The basis of the diet is chemical food action and was devised by a famous Colorado physician especially for the U.S. Ski Team. Normal energy is mainin ED You keep full! tained (very important!) for fat reducing. — no starvation because the diet is designed that way. It's a diet that is easy to follow whether you work, travel, or stay at home. This valuable necklaces is, honestly, a fantasically successful diet. all Women's Alpine it. Ski Team If it wouldn't be Right? So, give yourself the same break the U.S. Ski Team goes. Lose weight the scientific proven way. 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She saya, "It's not like a dorm. random choices in must seek rehabilitation before seeking with his choice of pilferages, but he also comment burglar's seemingly room until the fall of size. offer the lights are turned off neath a door of a sent before the same all The lied Honor 1996 after completion of examinations. He merous "random, favorite shirts" to the burglar or burglars. She claims that it is easy for a prowler to see whether someone is in all Sigma Nu house and the drink landed on a band member. The Discipline Committee recommended to the Dean of Students that this person be suspended from the college from lock so that she could not lock her door. " for disorderly conduct and underage drinking after he threw a mixed drink into a crowd of people at the The second case involved one student who was sent before the Discipline Committee for violating dorm regulations. This stole all the quarters campus. Stacy Henderson, C. '97. a resident of the Wheat House, has lost $20 and nu- when no one's home because Sewanee Police about his Henderson's door lock and manipulated the see visit Council. resident of the dents to a single or select few locations on You can semes Wheat From one House, the burglar clothing, the 1996) along who last Committee for housing fraternity composites, which were stolen, in his room. The student cited was written up by and three hours of com- name was name an open container in September, a Deitz, C'98. Over $500 worth of with a $25 fine visit for stealing fire- lying about his to the Discipline semester received munity service. The student dorm room of Tyler in the Phillips by Angela Fn* targetted for recent burglaries. name. All community service The three students earlier this social probation (until *»Hh ter, had appeared before the Discipline Committee an honor council wood and were fined $25 were required to perform three hours Com- involved a student that was on social pro- AM on trash cans. by a 29th. the Discipline mittee met and discussed one case. This case mitory. These students were reported for dorm fine and service at the horse stables were sent before the Discipline Committee for disorderly conduct in Courts dorrunning around the community Team in occasions Niehtlv dinner Specials it to yourself to try the U.S. Women's Alpine Ski That is, if you really do want to lose 20 pounds two weeks. Order today. Tear this out as a reminder. Diet. Send only $8.95 ($9.60 in Cali.) —add 50 cents RUSH service to American Institute, 721 E. Main Street, Dept. 254, Santa Maria, CA 93454-4507. 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Since cannot national organizations be given di- entity, such as the Unirectly to a private Sewanee Utilities District versity, the created. (SUD) was The SUD is an organi- the entire Sewanee comzation that serves Recently, both town and university. munity, however, some financial troubles have District, and the variplagued the Utilities situation and the the ous feelings toward to be elected seemed candidate appropriate which town and the University, to split the is where the conflict arises. financial In July 1993, the problems truly debt, due to some began. The SUD was in increased by 83%. expensive repairs. Rates Commission Utilities District so that the bond payments would not have to default on in dues naturally due This drastic increase frustration among the caused a great deal of Several commission and the community. and resigned, members of the commission the filled around this time.Webb iniand gap in the leadership commissions tiative during that period. In 1994. there Five new members were elected, and some former members remained. the Dr. Sherwood Ebey, a professor in mathematics department, was appointed in 1994. not elected, to fill the void caused In by the resignations. October 1995, he commission. He exhad plained, during an interview, that there the between been a long-standing contract was elected to the University and the Utilities District Com- good deal mission. This contract created a gown, so and town of conflict between the to speak, because background information. The Sewanee ;„ ,k» -i-nrt«n election process. in the the University ward showed partiality to- UDC from the The which consisted of an agreement gave the Commission annually contract, which in it chunk of money was evalupayments, District's Payments legitimate. deemed the University a generous from the ated and dues with the contract and the increased of support the in town-gown split The the to the payments due Rollins because of these issues. James Webb while community, represented the represented the University. Since of Webb. with the commis1 3 months helpful, felt so quite proved sion has capabilities that he Webb's about strongly Ebey. whose faculty sent an e-mail to his fellow them to vote for bers encouraging Ebey Webb. encouraging However, more than just an of the gown e-mail was sent to members Ebey did Although the community. ing side of that ally SUD those and highly that Webb won the commission. .straior in Tom resulting at Community Webb won 200 votes the election to for Rela- Webb, compared that Webb. stated town's candidate. Kepple was a "good percandidate, <he University's SUD to the University. SUD has moved on to other prob- son to elect." Although ongoing repairs needed lems, such as the and water systems. Ebey in our sewage the SUD is to "prosaid that the goal of waste to take care of vide good water and However, the still this election seemed to do not solve the results tor the University, rates increased the problem of between precitated this conflict which town and gown. upset Late Night At the Domain Sunday-Thursday photographing, web/ computer Q Delivery 8:00p.m.-Mdnjght uidnunc cafe 598-1595 Minimum $500 delivery stuff) for the Purple this semester, come to the office floor on the second of the B.C. on Sunday, February 1 at 6:30 p.m. Refresh- ments end well water treatment community was (writing, designing, with the votes 100 votes for Rollins, the to just half that, paid annu- you are interested in working If Kepple. the adm.n- Business and tions, said that when a new con- check us out too! is. Nonetheless. by the The who made the calls, it is true called who had not yet voted were Webb for vote: to encouraged not say was re-exam- is check feels that the fac- well-informed. He illusulty is often not reasons for supporttrated in the e-mail his contract emerged. Now. $9,000 memWebb. service to was a public feels that this he his colleagues, since money. This University never took that was a source of conflictbetween tract to bished office and to contract) then (as dictated in the However, the doubled. also should have ined in February of 1995 you out our newly refur- ment the invites knowledgeversity deemed him "efficient, Ebey said as with." work to able, and good should have it Webb had E the Unialready served on the commission, that nearly doubled, the money an annual payas University gone to the town and gown, and dis- tinct the Once was candidates in the recent election continued. from the SUD to the University but as year, a $20,000 The payment was inpayments rates, SUD increased creased proportionally. The Sewanee order vided. will be pro- November The Sewanee Purple Page 16 16, 1995 BACK PAGE by Rev. Popped-Art ANTIPOP The Imitation of the February 1996 9, The Sewanee Purple Page 6 OPINION Suzy Q, falls through through sorority rush fell man year fresh- was the could have happened to and. in retrospect, best thing that my me. At the time, I it understand borrowed a drove car. and went shopping — to through this year than mean 1 hung out with my pledges were running who were errands for actives, 1 was writing articles And was that didn't I woman who hear that one PKE, TKP) offered fall because didn't I women And fluff and although I 1 of 8 bids. Taking helps. upperclass realized that sororities are didn't last know any need year I to be in if would it women nearly twenty women can fall in the sororities try to system. 1 To oversimplify, Q The fraternity bid system seems to work fine and in three years I have never once heard someone say that sessions because a few has devised. The men's system can be you like a guy, B, Suzy The easily ex- plained, as a friend explained it to you give him a bid me- men less when sorority A members sorority bid system could learn fraternity bid system: when you sorority B who computers;" he puts the Purple photographer new the graphics editor for photos should lead the photography staff to more Walker striking images. also handles other graphics such as cartoons and logos. designers by scanning photos. c. is His experience in the darkroom and eye Web and is just a call away when a computer crashes. Chris Demaree. also a freshman, aids Andrew. Chris under- Teddy Sauer, c. '96, Erik Walker, on the So who am I? Jennie Sutton, c. '97, editor. I worked for the Purple in 1994, managing the calendar of events and '97. has taken the manager Speaking of business, Sara Long, c '97. is the new business manager. She keeps writing the the editors in budget as well as signs occasional was all first Purple Picks. Last year the arts editor, and article. I wrote an I am I an English maor from Newport News. VA. I rounded out by returning player, sports editor Robbie Griffith, c. '96. Robbie has Wilson, be putting and biting sarcasm extroardinaire, c. '96, who has been is am excited about the Purple's potential this semester. We want to revitalize the Purple's reputation on campus, and make it the source for information and a venue for expression of public concern. With more than 30 a steady contributor to the sports section, will the students and on staff I think that we a cross-section of the student assume Robbie's post when he although none of graduates. or not. takes the post of editor. He'll instead of food reviews. assistant sports editor this semester you vote for her in bid sessions, whether she's a shoe-in for c. '99, to use writing Purple Picks this semester a rookie on the team, though. Katrina like a girl, are able to Official Carrie This season's new section editors are are Sewanee's a regular contributor to Andrew Gallian, c. '99, was recommended to the Purple in August as a "guy talks in section. his hip writing style Geisberg. represent body know which organ we officially are! The Sewanee Purple The girl Ed was news Jon Shehee, the checks! during bid Q falls through. from the "if " Simple. Few women and outsmart convinced that Suzy wants sorority B. and Suzy doesn't get a bid from sorority be rethought. to fellow freshman and Gorgas Series beat as arts editor. groups such as Theatre arts back page/page 2 into her capable business hands. — outsmarting the doesn't vote for Suzy men's system ought the aided this semester by responsibilities of advertising through because the have focused on the bid-system Sewanee the is me heavily involved is travels stands computers as well and helps the a sorority have to lose women instead of 26? who are an asset to any women, problem, ladies fall through for the past two years; instead pledge classes the system, which can work. That's a have never before blamed the sorori- ties for letting full they get 30 great sorority, be fun. I What does Great one, decided that bids for full pledge The smaller sororities offered a combined total GTU) (ATZ and Saturday has already said, but this (ADT, classes of 30 girls. through fell semester and semester replaces Studies' Classics program. Before his perfectly designed Purple every other Kate Brown, c. '99, design editor, worked on designing the Purple last through. Less Saturday. Three big sororities through because nobody liked me, which I fell last Sewanee and Perpt.ual Motion. Ed Flowers, c. '97. seasoned reporter, returns from a sojourn with the European Not editor. Friday night. out prefer- filled former news happy, but she makes sure that you get a better. had a disappointing women c. '97, new production who covered Sewanee Performing Arts performing only does she keep the production staff year does not uted compared to the 124 bids issued fine. slowly realized that fell working is editor, is the c. '98. the Chris board of the Sewanee Purple. 1 1 Purple or hiking on the Perimeter tor the Trail I not women fell through in 1996 although 142 women completed preference cards. Why? Last year, 2 bids were distrib- when my People for Little People), so friends woman last still ence cards and 19 brother (Big little women In 1995. 131 got involved with the newspaper and I students constitute the The following editorial Who in '96 Chris Shoemaker, Purple staff for the 1996 Easter semester! Saturday and that's too many. did. I system that the Eighteen could spend a whole year's sorority dues and, I'm afraid to say, is to the Tania Samman, Just because one less Chattanooga figured that 1 system that the is Welcome sat working. thought that falling through was the worst possible scenario. 1 Having get bids. gotten a bid last year and having just through bid sessions, I still have a sketchy understanding. What I do Editor I how women explain byjennie Sutton Purple: Who's LETTER FROM THE EDITOR Organ of the Student of the Dear Sewanee, University of the South Established 1892 - the Purple editing anything, I'd like to explain the rationale for certain layout A Legacy of 104 years of Student Journalism changes in this issue any and letters errors then introduce this semester's Purple I will not edit to the editor for grammatical and the like. Misspelled words will be corrected. Letters which address The Sewanee Purple is owned and operated by staff. the students of the University of the All editorial and financial matters are directed by the editor in consultation with the staff and under the authority granted by the University Publications Board. 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Letters to the editor are changed issues of excessively poor taste will not design of the front page was South 735 University Ave. Sewanee, TN 37383-1000 615/ 598-1204 1 February 9, 1996 Page 7 The Sewanee Purple OPINION Drug Dealers Dream Come True hy f!had Cunningham American because Fellow Americans, take note, now beginning to witness the we coming American justice system. Last week in the Washingthis. Listen to of New York City (one area Heights decline of the most drug infested areas in the noticed a car with nation) two cops parked on a city double plates Michigan then As expected, and the later she New they could look woman was in a trunk. would be a all Likewise, little I if were com- fact that six out of ten What is necessarily "suspinow? Do offenders have to shoot is on the and seizure. Apparently, the judge believes that the men ran away upon spotting because were just afraid of cops because of a history of police brutality in shouldn't the area; in his eyes the cops have been suspicious. Furthermore, he have stated that Michigan tags should not line each day in the toughest neighborhoods in the U.S., and they have judges telling them worth over $4,000,000 is worthless the fourth ultra-strict interpretation amendment! Why of should the cops try? There's no reason to try and consequently, cops are going to stop their wasting their time and jeopardizing if civilians lives to protect innocent such judges continually make decisions start could these. Furthermore, cops as their falsifying information to bolster could this produce results and cases and endanger everyone's civil liberties. Just caused suspicion even though over 60% of the drug related arrests in the area accosted for remember, next time you get of four million dollars worth involve people from out of the state. drugs in Now I support fourth amendment transporting New York, ask for Judge Baer. rights Students have strong opinions who should have lege of space pages. As the privi- on the opinion the students' paper, the Purple has decided to let the students choose who writes on the opinion page. Vote for your two favorite columns on this page by SPOing the following form by Wednesday, February tines to 14. (Valen-. Opinions, Sewanee Purple, The SPO. run Purple's Valentines will semester. for the rest of the a you are interested in writing opinion serious or humorous If column a guaranteed by display- please for the Purple, on the submit a 500-word sample of subject of the politics Day along with your Valentine's 14 deadline. vote by the February academic yearn for overly ambitious their eyes which must say that When I over into growing {Glamour. 42). The it" enough. Instead, she should shift her with focus to developing firm, toned legs, and the perfect definition. lusty look in make up will for A pair of fine legs in the any deficiencies Women breast department. of the the University of the South should look to Duke Daisy long-awaited restoration of the validity of anthropology as a serious subject. immune system woman is obsessed with her worrying whether they are big breasts, have trouble accepting I reported by injecting American appalling. is Glamour magazine breast tissue gownsmen walk around during Convocation with a me course my Mom's junior to enlarge breasts- tricking her regalia, So far this "a sponge-like material composed of a woman's own cells into her chest and their incestuous den called on the Dukes of Hazard for reference. signed up for "Power Gay Sledding - A Release of Sexual Tension who expend by Trace Roquemore Can we events over the Dinner conversation: What not an weekend were I don't even know why that statement as a question. excuse not to go to class, Besides an to go slide merry, relaxed brains giddily long, steep incline is the I down a psycho-molo long run. anyone who thinks ramblings for himself. are intended to be a to My is no There are language as filthy as Spanish. other are there and English words in used only words and expressions that are pace keeps blasphemy in countries where religion." Whoever with the austerity of famous quote this of author knows the will compensation for receive no prize or means that her reading It simply his or book has been read by someone somewhere. the Anyway, if danng will to might as well your you're going to extend "tandem sledding." you go go in where it's get naked. Besides, sledding warm and is a fast nde and which is over before you know the hill again for then one must walk up holds true for those another go. The same it. The picture 1 gel of the I intuition. It is sad that most hear talking about politics don't even begin to scratch the surface. And as something soon as someone who knows lads speaks up. they cry. "Ohhh. of the not talk politics, it's so... unbecom- ing'" mockery Even Spanish: "There my trust let's expecially of our academic system, psychology and subjects such as English, philosophy. CSPAN Democrats while is that of a bevy of I people truth one is sledding, he of the matter is. while his or her loins. or she is not attending to I know tag-along-officePrez Clinton and his workings. spouse's holding I The column don't recommend my get of the 1 constituency facts prefer the act of flesh in the we Hie Republicans are ambitious adherers to of details the of little very know the myriad of insertion (sex) itself to our longdistractions which prolong awaited ecstasy little uneducated babbling idiots elected by an humans. Personally, how about what's going on own. No. even thai it's any fault of our confused. The little •experts" seem a watching endowed crearealm of natures most tures, viz., is find in the country. .not picture not seen while is intriguing I actually the many people viewed the snow as an excuse What phrased I in circles. along outpouring of energy accumulated, we No. classroom? the in with sore butts, can't. precious thrusting their energy jogging around and around really pretend that the sledding "sledding." Love 'em or leave 'em about new way I that a bust because of a rights manhood, such as the ATO men's Shake Day. As if somehow freshmen country and a decision one of like insightful, interest- league outlines. — could affect law enforcement negatively in the future. These cops put their lives seems I presented in a is Shakespeare was realistic. In January. In this to fall within the and it great political writer. "Sewanee," students place intellectual achievement and image over character a fatal mistake. Eager development a dangerous precedent for a to set in this ing, pledges did on is frustrating part goes back to is artistic, Troiluses yielding to their grotesque ing their passion for raw violence! cop all it fashion that no common source of positive energy bonding students together. Instead, our society bonds through the grotesque performance of drunken of passage The read about African political I Shakespeare— where is cious" at a has proved so far to be a it think that missing. is I interesting. systems and the theory behind them, but pull us out of our rite that it would that is life is that otherwise. This York, threw out the taped that confession and the evidence stating the thing which There suspicious problem with Sewanee tragic descent, the metanoia, Unfortunately. Judge Baer thinks judge New the cops, they me and "reasonable" category? Judge Baer. a U.S. District Judge against unwarranted search noticed as fast as they could after paraphenalia gave a taped amendment men broad daylight, and throw the York City over twenty violated her fourth crucial would be it study of the obvious. A of students traversing Manigault park. if 1 up, then take hits off the crack pipe in would You would think that evidence 'em throw be enough to convict anybody, Guess the key. in jail and throw away in we state. times. again. have ever people arrested for drugs are from out of explaining confession to the N.Y.P.D. from how she had transported drugs Detroit to away pounded with the found over $4,000,000 in the trunk, and the duffel worth of crack and heroin in arrested U.S. and four However, Saturday night as University one of the worst drug areas the events that traspired men away from the car. Obviously, the They apcops became suspicious. bags. in think run proached the car. asked were a cop throwing bags noticed the policemen and began to if 1 ran to place several four I thought that System" in the Political and Violence by John Barber I was driving down Avenue I heard someone yell," Ecce Quam Bonum. buttface." to a group house without any would be suspicious too Personally, in the watched the car. the lady street. As they seat popped the trunk and in the front The my into don't really like cops 1 heard of within the federal court system. of the trunk. duffel bags in the citizen; the most asinine decisions ton men proceeded Sheer Barberism as the next God-fearing reason. This, however, has to be one of are four much just as I have nothing to hide politically: think automatic rifles I should be distrib- with epilepticuted to pre-pubescent girls should be pit-bulls conditions; and that in the loose let in gasoline and doused community's alzheimer from NASA all the Aside way baby! 1995...looking back: admit the district. that, I'm pretty conservative... it! new Maybe C'mon O.J. just we'll put your face on dollar coins! The Croatians and bored by now? the Serbians: Aren't they on that war book a write to I'm going Bonngus." called "Tractatus de Battlalus @#$! commy the re-elect Just don't after Albert take must Clinton: Hillary aware of those Speer. "Gosh.I wasn't " without thinking atrocities. I just acted right idea, Anyway. Nostradamus had the happen." After 1995, viz.. "Bad will feel like a 4.000-year-old Peruvian vase shipped U.P.S. November 16, 1995 The Sewanee Purple Page 16 BACKPAGE The Imitation of the by Rev. Popped-Art ANTIPOP February The SPORTS midteam started off 6-2 before hitting a Misty Coach 6-10. low. Currently season Thompson's Tigers are struggling through some very tough Conference coming up 0-7 SCAC after facing opponents. one play, each of Thompson two point overtime loss to Oglethorpe as is season in their third also a junior, for the team. Janie Taylor, joins the pair in her third season. of the team is fairly of them are still to their new The rest inexperienced and all how to respond Thompson adds. learning coach. working very hard, and I've They're really seen a lot of improvement. should be yet." just not where 1 think they Thompson feels that her team has a "Everyone is tendency to start slowly and mount a come-back too late in the game or allowing to play well and then let down, themselves to be knocked out of the game. She noted that in games with both strong just is now for 12-7 with six One just most of the able to play hard the season. five She think that will change this week. this practice in looked really strong games four years now. Pete consistent play of senior co-captains there have Dillon and Hunter Connelly, quite a few surprises on the team University. starter who team Jaret I honestly feel that this the strongest I've seen at the The men are consistent in of the game and. due to Coach Thoni's team attitude, they are unselfish and a pleasure to watch. When all of this has emerged game, however, the is every facet is is put together. Sewanee were I wouldn't be surprised if to crack the Division III national rankings in averaging leading scorer on the team, 16.1 points a is this season. Division Hendrix College, ranked fifth in with the Along Arkansas. Conway. III. in One year As a senior, and having watched Sewanee basketball for came offense as a key player in Sewanee's second the is Ryan Harrigan. Ryan I is left in two weekends ago when they beat this year. tentative with her shoulder injury, week." Thompson commented. Thompson added. "Kim Fauls games year of their high points this this has Pfluger who, after a two-year absence from competitive basketball, has started been and with confidence. "Sara is probably a our most athletic player. She has been little Another surprise for yet men's basketball team. Looking are another winning season, the Tigers practice and available for competition once. Sara Dicks. C'99. has experi- but at starting positions lost their girls season, the squad has had only eight season and lead by co-captains Kim Brandi Poole. Both are juniors Fauls and has been result 69.5% from the charity stripe, Ryan become the team's key post force. the only because of the weather, about Sewanee is our thing still going strong in most of the that, for 606% down With nearly everything closed The Sewanee team has been plagued The with injuries and illness this year enced shoulder problems have won. The squad second half and percentage. ir his field goal storv lies in story field, and the from Shooting . . by Aidan Arn ey chance for a win. at cited the in the slowly at their that Sewanee should SCAC game threat of blizzard despite ..» the competitively, trailing by only nine at out came Tigers the games, half. In both The Sewanee Lady Tigers Basketball The team started their season with a bang. 1996 heat Men's basketball turns up the Tough time in conference play for the Lady Tigers by Maria Marcum 9, Sewanee Purple its next couple of seasons. n-.il really " carrying the team right now Kim for Sewanee game averages 19 points per and currently Jeads the conference in rebounding, with 1 1.9 per game. Before the February 4th match-up with Oglethorpe, Kim was 1,000-point mark Thompson 18 points shy of the Sewanee in her career. looks for a strong finish for She and the team thank the students, faculty, staff, and community the season. members and Hendrix, tough SCAC opponents, the Sewanee team played very Trinity SEWANEE for their continued support. GO TIGERS! High scoring Water Felines by Scott Evans Going into their last meet, the Sewanee Swimming and Diving teams boast an impressive record. The Women's team had gone undefeated until their slim loss for against Emory, leaving them 7 and 1 The Centre. against meet upcoming the Men's team also claims a 6-4 winning season, also heading into Centre. 'The team has been forced to deal with a lot this season." claims Coach Max Obermiller, "but despite the hardships, " fall the personal and school records still The oldest school record for the women, against the 400 I.M.. fell in last meet Emory to Scottie Pate. C'99. 'This year's team is incredibly tough. The toughest I've seen in a long time. And kept that perseverance which has it's them going and kept them winning Defeating teams like Emory (men ranked Washing5th and women 3rd nationally). ton & Lee. and Georgia Tech used to be only dreams to this team. Now. these goals are within our grasp." continued Coach Obermiller. Georgia Tech is a Division I school. proof of the success of the team needed, one need only look at the If is National Rankings by college swim coaches for Division III Schools to find and three men (Swimmers Brian Spurlock Brett Moldenhauer and Diver Jon Morris) and nine women (Swimmers East Apthorp, Jen Berg. Melissa Lykins. Nicole Noffsinger, Scottie Pate. Caroline Powell. Robbie Spruill, Anya Sammler, talented and Kalah Thompkins)! These events in 25 nationally athletes ranked 1and made national qualifications for and 3-meter diving. Kris Kimball, C'99, describes his season, "It's been tough with all the sickness, but the team is and you know really supportive, that they be there for you." It's that mentality which has enabled the Tigers to have such will a fantastic season. Along with the success found in a winning season, the Sewanee Swimming and Diving team has also enjoyed increased support from the school. 'Having all those people up there in the me that little bit of extra. whatever.. .to make me win." stands just gives explains Kalah Thompkins, C'99. "It's really cool to have your friends around when you do all Freshman Jon Morris looks to nail the dive in last week's meet against Emory. well." adds Scottie PateC.99. Now. die Tigers look forward to their biggest rival. Centre College, and the SCAC Championships. The Tigers swim against Centre in Danville. your family youVe an organ i\n& tissue donor, If you haven't told on Saturday. February 10 KY Co-Captain Paul has Randall discusses Centre: "The meet been our biggest, and no matter always how many Division or nationally ranked will teams we swim against. Centre I Then, continue to be our biggest rival." first ever SCAC the 22-24, February on Swimming Championships will be held you're not. at Washington Sewanee. Teams including Lee (men only). Rollins, Asbury. With such Centre, and Trinity will attend. & To be ^ cf$an oad wsue Jo™. to be quality competitors, this promises perfect end to to remember and a an event *> i\xy c#* a great season. frcv br»*fiiii<c oi» Jiow 10 t*s-ty 1 , <*v*i if j*u'v* on: voor <^cljietf ralfc lalef. For a <oyou r bmity. calt Q^^ &%ISSU& — #,,,,^,1 ftjft, S^wcy*" &<*&*• Page 9 The Sewanee Purple February 9, 1996 SPORTS Sewanee Outing Program Spring Break Xsday March 14 and return Monday. March "e'nt, food. gu,de service, and transport* „, 18. 10 participants is All camping and boating .Coded ,n ,he cos, ol this tnp. mawimuni Carolina for two day. of North Carolina: Travel to North Trio #2- Rock Climbing in Uud«. Appalachian unction with Bnrton Moomaw of dimiTng Mo— Z Z ™x banning moontameenng nic will concentrate on climbing eve toward advancng to lead «"*£> < ^fT^X^i^ ^^^^^ts r^o^r s Five participants maximum. M» F0r Questions about price or particulars regarding any of the above trips, stop by office at #1214. or call the Outing Program Rachel Reimer All- American ^^^ R^^ Sophomore Ryan soars over Harmon M Junior C.alie Rachel semester. This honor was h.i,mii«w» a gome wee* las, in aefenaers o against Oglethorpe. F.Y.I. Varsity Schedule Attention All Sports Information (2/9-2/22) 2/18 Southwestern (A) 3:00 Trinity (A) 12:00 PM 2/21 Emory (A) 7:00 2/17 Anyone for Volleyball? practice PM is anyone who is the playing for the team in open considering to gamma B asketball 2/11 2/17 2/18 2/19 Hendrix(H) 6:00 Rhodes (H) 3:00 PM PM Sjrinmdng / 2/10 2/22-24 PM PM Diving SCAC PM Championships (H) AM Prelim 10:00 Finals 6:00 PM to is get the ideal time to players the coaches and will attached!! Practices to join ^™>££^ ^^ J^"* please call Coach Nancy Ladd at ^rested in pining the team. extension 1320. two matches scheduled can College, and the team are currently with Centre matches. schedule up to two more Monday and Practices will be on 7:30-9:00 PM and Friday Wednesday 400-5-30 PM. Time * F.YT that at is a new you would addition to The you have anything Section d „/„ Spo£ Snntis ^on^ ^neePu^ ^ Purple offlcc like run sports, pi concerning varsity or club 1204. with no fundamentals. There primarily focus on Scott (A) 7:00 Centre (A) 2:00 know strings Southwestern (A) 1 :00 Trinity (A) 2:00 PM Agnes Golfers If Sewanee Volleyball off-season PM Fall Off-season 2/9 , not too late Friday 12.30 Monday. Wednesday, and PM PM Women 6J (_ | § XheSewaneeWomen-sVa^y^ it M-"'« fipsketball Hendrix(H) 8:00 2/9 Rhodes (H) 1:00 2/11 J save percentage was flRt test semester Ke on her performance in goa games on the Division III level. In 17 (0 938) in the nation 160 saves. per game) and had over tion based conflicts can be interested. Please worked out. If you are Ladd at extension call Coach Nancy - Sfwnnrr Standout Hunter Connely has made his mark in Sewanee basketball history hy surpassing the 1000 point pis 5) back in December He is 1320. , 1995 SCAC All-Conference Hallelujah Pottery Volleyballers Highway 64 captain Congratulations to senior to named being for Celeste Unsworth Team Second SCAC All-Conference the Sewanee second time in her Conference Honorable career. All to senior Gretel Mention honors went Blythe^ The Jamie Leslie and freshman for the three led the Udy Tigers to their best of years, with a record finish in three Open9am-5pm Tuwday-Sawiday 59^0141 15-15. mark {1257 asoj February urrently amongst the league leaders in points per gam* (14.0). assists game (4.0). per and rebounds per game (6 V) as night of Monday November The Sewanee Purple Pag e 16 16, 1995 BACK PAGE The Imitation of the by Rev. Popped-Art ANTIPOP February 9, 1996 The Sewanee Purple Page 10 SPORTS review of intramural sports Tiffer Talk: a *—J w%* 500 enn _ University i n ;«i»ixiiv knM isn't IM - Intramurals. by Robbie Griffith Sports Editor Welcome Tiger Talk to historic Let it to the hardwood or to Below are a couple sports Quintard field. make it past the won't probably that home - Griffith, sports IM Midget Tossing the views of the Purple because no one else on staff expresses their opinions on sports. Just kidding- everyone has their get a chance to express opinions, only I them every once in (I career at that point in when you just die... left at your Sewanee Bungee Jump Off Natural Bridge Never got approval from the Dean's IM be answered years. It's in the new time for a flAffoon Smofctf Tfcui VfcpfrrtM Spicfc* Mmore! Chevy It's . CttidMt, Ball enough for the heavy hitters; players would traditional hit Quintard field isn't more HR's than Griffey, team by singing off key. I can coming my way. wwhNdlV'Hfitty it»y« b««« fa-w fcmnam Jr. IM Street Luge Down the Mountain the 'Race upcoming Sewanee Snwkid Sflfcnw Com C*w.adPljtt deep IM Tee - Fmh Afl0 91 Ihtty* 6nlM Sedood Jarrcacai Jtft an never know, you might be scoring points for your elements of intramural competition? Is ping-pong even a sport? These questions to fields so just out 1996 just see that T-shirt place in the realm of athletics - office handball against the faculty? Has trash Sewanee CAFE awesome vision, isn't it? Well, it is for some of us. Leave those midgets alone and keep singing in the shower. You compete to Center and can't quite get inspired to play as one of the IM on the maxed car on the inside of turn four. Sewanee; professionals aren't allowed can't get inspired to people into the dividers in the Fowler its keep on to just Monte Carlo with your sorority/fraternity on the hood passing the Tiger Bay Pub 1 talking lost need all - shoes? Are you tired of checking smaller need picture that IM Drinking Olympics No amateurs up those 985 Air Jordans or those baseball cleats that double as your soccer lace would IM Dodge Ball - Somebody discussed and they will be, but for now... Are you yet, at least not a serious issues arise that need to be we next field over for a while longer. The University isn't ready for a big change independent teams would dominate. week it's some days but hope) looks like isn't lacing up those Chucks, bricking threepointers, and hitting home runs into the unethical here. a while for your Karioke - Despite the fact that it sport, Sewanee just isn't ready yet. IM It There's something IM TYactor Pull - Local reading pleasure. Enjoy! This humorous - up the land to build a half mile oval on the Domain, but it would be cool a Athletic Department in 1996: be known that the opinions it expressed here don't necessarily represent little sports won't quite make of the opinions of Robbie editor. many In the quest for change, willing to give i - Decherd' was deemed unsafe to era in THE SPORT OF SURVIVING SHAKE DAY... A Fine Line Between Sanity and Shake Day by David G. Sewanee music scene. Instead of another Dave Matthew's formula Thompson change The same scenario occurred year as this every other year for second semester men's People showed up Shake Day. other at them a T-shirt and the people's doors, gave opportunity to spend a good deal of the day drunk and happy. Of course, there also the ceremonial throwing of the was new converts into a lake and the singing of those boisterous songs that we all love to was the feeling of relief and camaraderie. Even though more than hate, but that there second semester Shake more low-key than is normally much semester. first I couldn't help but think that everyone en- joyed themselves and their beer. After the initial period of shouting and drinking was over, a headed back to lot their of the merrymakers dorms for a cooling- off period before readying themselves for awakened my suite-mate (The Purple's own Ed Rowers) at the lenthat evening. der hour of I 6 pm only to find that he had missed most of the afternoon due to a three-hour "nap". Around 7 pm most people started reloading for the night by down heading to Shenanigan's or to the more liquid confidence. news for that evening was the The big unmistakable sound of the Squirrel Nut Market for Thanks goes to Taylor Bickerstaff suggesting a new and much needed in the got real musicians with a real band, we sound that to rock our socks. was meant Everyone seemed to enjoy the music and asking that all-important question, "Is she a man or is she a she?" Of course, I am referring to the "lady" in red, but don't ask me for the answer because I've seen the nude photographs and they're not pretty. Womens' Shake Day contained some of same themes as the mens' but definitely on a more intense level. The beer and estrogen flowed as girls danced the day away, the , new muddy belting tunes and respecting their actives' slid across wishes as they floors with once clean ing on their faces. shirts and fresh writ- Territorial it was. but more than that it looked like a whole lot of fun. One young lady, seen dancing wildly, was rudely awakened when she lost her balance and fell to the floor, hitting her head by doing nothing and had been made people got the bad neuv Complete Desire turned into Complete then courteously asking us to be careful. NoShow and Sewanee was stuck with a DJ sity handled this situation like delicate intricacies, Whatever happened Yet. there Chalk it it does most to in loco parentis? appeared to be few mishaps. up once again Sewanee Angels. The theme for that for the gooa ole' evening was best loudspeaker. wonder if at that point it really mattered. Most people were either into having such a good time that they could care less about the cold or they day nights in knew that like most Satur- Sewanee, anything short of police were able to keep the peace The how- one who all out craziness just wouldn't do. ever, except for sly "hot-rodder" Complete Desire? Most people were hitting their second wind and deciding what hit by ments for the band that night at Fiji. would be more appropriate: Needless to say this day was hampered snow that affected driv- Zippers. somewhat by for ing and walking conditions. the The Univer- at start. Who beer, liquor and a pack of cigarettes- or liquor, a pack of cigarettes and beer. After the tough choices the 1 same snow banks which had cursed as the work of the devil for causof ing me to kiss terra firma. The duplicity Sewanee was apparent once again M so found myself loving what I had earlier life at Only on the Domain can you people laugh seen the illustrious advertise- down earlier that day hated. all retired to their quar- thoroughly enthralled by sliding I had most people alone or by two's. place to stash his car while refueling on We Fiji a The day had been only endure so could fun. but our bodies seemed myself, much on any one day. I, ters decided that front-door parking was the best quite profoundly. people get After . I the scream of some half-toasted singer over statement are alcohol and cheap lovin' but wouldn't get excited about a band named cry. I've seen our innocence around a can lost warmth." The obvious implications for this a flying sandwich that hit her in the eye. logs' we of Bud. However, most people didn't mind when they realized that it's the people and atmosphere that make the scene and not some Gailor goulash. The night appeared promising "Don't thought summed up by the electric chalkboard in Gailor, "Beware of a false sense of on a log. She was no whiner though, for she rebounded quickly and started back into her party grove. Another girl was not so fortunate as she was viciously attacked by Someone remarked reeked of nostalgia and of those silly high school parties where we style party that much fun, I when had they say. "We hear had so to take her to the emergency when too smiled with delight Da> Shake that heard those words for I knew room!" '96 had I I come full circle. Men's and Women's Shake Day V Photos and Pledge Lists on pages &15 u February 9, 1 Page The Sewanee Purple 1996 1 ARTS generation grunge the for therapy Regression * ' .... O •* "Saturday Morning, Various ArtistsHits" (MCA Greatest Cartoons' it's kind of sad that way, Records) In a our childhood girl-groups filtered through Lord as a pre-teen dancing and memories have been mass commodified and repackaged for Morning". "Saturday in synching in front Ramones MTV's You can almost Alternative Nation. Mornin and bowl, turn on Saturday Morning, ... _- _..,_ „„ , still salute your childhood while you are ...*.. At the Juniors' "At r«™*n<s as Danny Dannv and the Juniors opens st century and ends as a Hop" set in the 21 __j. : c.u. A.,u;«,'"c.,„,r Lord's version of the Archies' "Sugar, Sugar" drips the patented sounds of '60s w _ lip- of her TV like Jan proteges comprised of Japanese girls and consumption Even stranger is that we have Italian appropri- memories that are not even oursfeatured on this album many of the shows most of us were before off the air about early Sonic Youth wrapped up in a hip international package More Pearl Jam—Mrrkmball rock from and post-grunge hard angst were fondly remember them. bom. yet we still else scared by the possibility Is anyone years today's middle lhat in five will be wearing "Ollie North album this is Add Various Artists— Twisted Willie proWillie Nelson to the never ending pairings albums )dd cession of tribute believes ( abound with Johnny Cash. L7. Kelley Deal & Kris Kristotfeison. the Rev. an innocent return to goofy artists can childhood by a bunch of over half of good-bye— thought and Horton Heat, the Supersuckers, X, up. others popping Ministry— Filth Pig Although it was k,ss that on this album are the shows featured Cartoon Turner's broadcast on Ted yourself, you congratulate So album that Ministry's new industrial outfit into the transform would Network. rumored purchased a $17 ad for the Turner spent Corporation (unless you also a country band. Filth Pig Nails. ment. So the if "lots of fun for every- this made Hour theme), and it is custom and the bong that a thinks for anyone who entertainonly the Cartoon Network are evening. ment that you need for an songs are the of many Unfortunately, (i.e. w/ Material Issue, Sponge. Hatfield & Tanya Donelly. latch Butthole Surfers' hero for the '90s. The "Underdog" and of renditions and Wax's key kid. and As far as cultural hodgepodges Morning weirdness go. Saturday "Happy. Happy. has as much as The songs that work attain the the mix of intellectual disdain for any typical cartoon. rip through amphet- and as strange than "Cool, dude." Almost OrientalSublime's is cool as definitely canine ska-jazz run through of the by the way of amine Quest" and Venus covers of "Johnny with "Stop that Pigeon," complete from Dastardly Muttley's sampled laugh, Machines. and Muttley in their Flying superhero gem on earnest that Doo. Where Are You?" is so to have wet used Sweet you would swear Maryj Lou dreams about Daphne, while interpretation (Means I i is album. you're the Violent .v., from Love w»»v You)" definitely the hidden . Femmes Ah- Ah "EepOppOrk of strangest of all this is about Not much more can be said get it or either Saturday Morning You Never of forever locked out rewritten as "Gigantor" appropriately Perhaps industrial-hardcore metal. longing for simpler times. Matthew Sweet's take on "Scooby Hong Kong Phooey's theme song. This track of Helmet contributes a version of youth and a melancholy Joy. Joy," respectively, that there isn't are really just so bizarre them other about said be can much that The laced, rockabilly spirit. frivolities Brady as a Rev Horton Heat Daisy, face to Collective Soul, Tripping with little Toadies) the face, the Murmurs, right want old collection from one of LA's The Halo Benders— Don general Liz Phair Juliana Germs and Threat school, hardcore outfits Adven- generic altema-rock/power-pop punk move- you have already picked up Minor ture fairly the original retrospectives, then you'll probably aside one' (to quote the in an interest on the Cartoon Network. are willing to set If, however, you moments, your cynicism for a few Splits — The Angry Samoans Unboxed Set ignited The new wave of punk bands has they're playing Banana them Nine inch tinged metal in the vein of thing you can sing along. The only when know you missing is a guide so album can be returns route of industrial to the well traveled videocasanother $20 on the matching The Barrymore). sette hosted by Drew biographical brief a liner notes even have and lyrics so sketch of each 'toon's run the Mr Vedder and company. schoolers Anyone who boys! Jinkies. Scooby. what will you loved they think of next' Everything ated T-shirts? for Pres." it. ^Recently Released... Blonde Redhead— La Mia Vita Violenta! Check this out: Sonic Youth Speaking of the Ramones, their take on the Spider-Man theme transforms the pansy '60s Spidey into an ass-whuppin' see to enjoy young enough style rave-up. the Jetsons. Neverland. So It few, rum on if you're one of the lucky the lava lamp, pack up a This is the ground scene. Make the Village A 50 MILE Shoppe your Party Stop! Information & Order 924-2288 Hours of Operation 8am- 10pm M,T,W,Th 8am - Upm Fri & Sat Closed Sundays NextdoortomeSrn^ker^e^Foodknd Me Now NW under- characterized as punk rock, this indie Various Folksy ballads from Bruce Lovett. Springsteen. Johnny Cash. Lyle a dark provide Eddie Vedder, and others Soundtrack and moody atmosphere Robbins flick. for this new Tim GZA/the Genius— Liquid Swords Perhaps Another Wu-Tang solo album. the Clan as because yet work the best solo Voltron the like form they says, when GZA is the head. CABIN WITH RED LOG MONTEAGLE !N RADIUS IN Tell heartfelt, supergroup produces fuzzy yet songs goofy, and compelling pop Artists— Dead Man Walking VIlXAGjnJQpORS ROOF "LOWEST PRICES Once post-cocktail nation ,__ - '/ sound of die true February Pace The Sewanee Purple 12 9, 1996 ARTS Hot h\ Geoffrey Sewanee "Jas" in Koh about the eternal damnation of everyone's l soul. Coining on stage in Cravens Hall on Hailing from Chapel Hill, North Saturday, January 27 in five tuxedos and evening dress, the Squirrel Nut .in and vocals). Kathenne Whalen Mathus (banjo, vocals). James "Jimbo" Mathus (trombone, guitar, vocals and guitar, swaying, blossoming beats of jazz. wept of the for the vibrant colors Mudents' clothes, Cravens Hall seemed to h.i\ in e been transported a half century back lime into some New York jazz hall saxophones and e\ Nut Zippers started late in the ening and kept the crowd enthralled until I stood mesmerized by the trombone, this of "Alleluia's" shouted to some elusive god of jazz. The religious tone of the music was humor- ously confirmed upon hearing "Hell set. in was column. Just E-mail [email protected](cr simply "grrr" if you're hooked up to the University computer network) and you might see your Tiger growl in the Purple. lyrically to the Not even Boss Hog can stop you. Nut Zippers have circualbum "The Inevitable" much of their sound to the jazz Orleans, where they recorded forthcoming album. The Squirrel Head-Quarters EVENINGS BY APPOINTMBNT MASTERS OFHA1RCUTITOG & CREATIVE DESIGNS FOR MEN AMf> WOMEN "Twa Suntftn*- WcilT Beds Nut Zippers have been playing gigs in Chicago, St. Louis, and even embarked on a Florida mini-tour last year. For Yonr Convenience" KATHY JENKINS SMITH-OWNER 34 Vt*l VJSRS1TY AVE. SEWANEE, TO Together with the North Carolina Symphony, the Squirrel the Nut Zippers will be involved in REDKEN 598-0610 music for the Olympics and are studio with the possibility of recording which guitar player Jimbo" preached to Grrr! looking forward to getting back in the Calypso" near the beginning of the second Squirrel New their one prayer they were, for the explosions of became The attribute could almost imagine her in prayer. In the brass instruments According (guitar, vocals). new the Purple's in lated their 1995 musical entourage, clutched her banjo or the lips, Tom formed almost three years ago as a humorous sideshow from North Carolina As banjo, saxophone, guitars, and drums. microphone and pursed her and (see "Sheer Barberism" on page 7)? Bo and Luke Duke wouldn't have waited to growl their complaint and have a new album coming out soon. They call their music "hot jas" ("jas" is the original spelling of "jazz") and one the next morning. Kathenne. the sole female of Raleigh Are you mad that you've had to wait too many years for the return of the "Dukes of Hazard"? Has the Sewanee Vice acted like Roscoe P. Coltrain? Do you wish more Sewanee women had legs like Daisy Duke rock bands. Sewanee's enjoyment by the B.C. Board, ihe Squirrel Don (bass), Chris Phillips (drums), the bassist. Squirrel Nut Zippers Provided for into listeners' ears. married to Kathenne), Maxwell w here Louis Armstrong with special guests the Squirrel Nut Zippers blew bright notes of jazz into is comprised of Ken Mosher (saxophones, Zippers swooned Sewanee's ears into t Carolina, the Squirrel Nut Zippers GRRR! asoundtrack for an upcoming movie. crowd Bowie blurs boundaries ally by Chris Shoemaker, Arts editor framed picture. Bowie poured the gelatin over his enlarged photos just Sewanee artistic is home expression, to many forms many of which of before the opening of the gallery, allow- often the daily demands of college life. come through ing for the images to go unnoticed. Unfortunately, students here must put their creativity second to clearly. After several weeks, the gelatin begins to yellow and harden, blurring Yet and adding new quality fine points the to the Geoff Bowie, a 1993 graduate of Sewanee. has made art his career. Fortunately for us, he has decided to pursue his career while residing on the Mountain. Bowie's unique approach to sculpture can now be seen on display in the University Gallery. Usually taking a site-specific SUMMER STAFF POSITIONS combine my world lar Come to my art our Video Presentation Bowie defines sculpture as "anything girls figures to performance art, to music, to camp for boys ages 8-16, located in the heart of the painting, to photography." He has sculpture. refused to limit himself by conventional many different cohesive work of art. The works now on display now accepting applications for in Arkansas, summer positions. staff center final touch to the sculpture of "common is con- of struction materials" for the frames. All together combined these unique elements represent a around the world. Digitally enhanced on summer of Bowie's travels over the globe. Bowie's accomplishments in the field a computer, the colors on the photos of sculpture reflect a desire to provide become more people with an The sky in new sunglasses" vivid. "christine and her on a takes violet hue, while in "street scene" reflects For more Info Camp Ozark • HC 64, Box 190 Mt. Ida, AK 71957* (50 1 ) 867-4 1 3 The provided by the use materials to form the final product into a around Bowie's photographs taken from Ouachita Lake and Mountain Region is it takes to express an idea: from marble standards and uses and showing represent and Cambodia. Common, Large Lounge Christian sports and adventure Bowie. The particu- in this of the world, including Greece, Egypt, 7:30 p.m. A this making process with travel," says photographs work, to his attempts to Bowie's travels to several different parts Wednesday, February 15 Bishop's approach collection "reflect it an electric blue. Perhaps the most interesting aspect of this particular collection is Bowie's use of gelatin as a second layer instead of glass. Poured over the photograph, the gelatin gives the photo a three-dimen- sional quality not found in a convention- "I artistic representation personal and universal statement. show photography comments on today's visual desire to presents my a "My as sculpture arts and opinion concerning the boundaries between disciplines," States Bowie. He has effectively blurred the boundaries to create sculpture incorporating many different aspects of art. Bowie's works will be on display University Gallery until February in the 25. "«. -• Page 13 The Sewanee Purple ebruary9, 1996 ARTS Kronos Quartet performs January 30. the Kronos On Wednesday. to Sewanee to hold a Quartet traveled concert in Guerry Auditorium. lw0 hour of Sewanee students, profes- Hundreds sors, the theater to and residents packed world-renowned quartet's their performance. Kronos launched see the se , of John an uncanny presentation jarring "Dead Man Walking", a rendition that promised an exciting ..... work evening. their initial The quartet followed with the Studies haunting melody of "Two On Ancient Greek Scales" by Harry Partch. This 'Tragedy at Games". In the work consisted of two "Olympos* Pentatonic" and quartet "Archytas Enharmonic." The Mario Lavista's closed their first set with parts. Alfred "Musica Para Mi Vecino" and 2" before Schn.ttke's "Quartet No. intermission. former piece, the quartet many listeners in the audience. The Kronos Quartet managed to Phan by bursting into "Mugam Sayagi." Originally done by Franghiz Ali-Zadeh, this composer its portrayal of was deeply influenced by the exotic musical scale and traditions of Mugami, a secret Islamic language. In this song, the cello takes on the role of the woman who cries out her love for a man, while the violins and viola reply in room backperformers. The asts gathered in a dressing stage and met the quartet signed autographs and talked members with fans. The Kronos Quartet their about spoke enthusiastically history. Violinist and Kronos spokesman David Harrington described his joy at how "music allows us to know more about the world and its people. And, life especially, if one grows up around and thought-provoking Hank Dutt piece of the concert, violinist unearthly of atmosphere an evoked that is different from Januan M) Kronos Quartet plays as Guerry Auditorium on 1 cadenzas. Five minutes after the concert ended, a small group of Kronos Quartet enthusi- the spine-tingling came P.Q Phan's Opera" and "Children of Kronos Quartet Soon and resumed their stage the to returned "Song of concert with Ken Benshoof 's " Perhaps the most Shadows Twenty after, the squealed fragments of Shakespeare and Elvis Presley to the dismay and irritation redeem first w ith 2^,'s Sewanee melancholy. Next Chadwick Wall ,y at that life that others experience, music can demonstrate this rendition ol individuality to people." 1990. Harrington also spoke of the twenty albums his group has created to date. recent concentrating on the group's most what album. "Released." When asked was the chief desire he felt start the in order to group. Harrington exclaimed that Crumb's tamous work their musical career, future to perform The day performed in Seventeen years after the formaFrancisco, the tion of their group in San reception in their that will surpass works after the New Kronos Quartet released and look toward the the quality of "Black Angels". George Crumb's 1970 work. "Black Angels," inspired him most to form a musical group based on music of that caliber. in The group seems lo look on this particular album as a consummation ol York world Sewanee. they traveled on City. China, and tour. Kronos Quartet Iowa Hong Kong Thankful to City. Australia, to continue their for his warm Sewanee. Harrington eagerly awaits to return to the Mountain. own GOOD WEEKLY INCOME processing mail for national . LOVE-TENT company! Free supplies, postage! No selling! Bonuses! Start immediately! Genuine opportunity! Rush S.A.S.E.: GMC-SUITE216 HWY. 1861 N. FEDERAL HOLLYWOOD, FL 33020 ALSO-" BU* CaCMi 1*»- February The Sewanee Purple Page 14 9, 1996 Easter 1996 Sorority Pledges Kate Vasey Sievert aDT Colleen Gabrielle Beecken DAP Carolyn Gray Bender Leslie Elaine None Bradbury Brown Katherine Mattox GTU Caulyne Nichole Burton Lauren Joyce Caldwell Ashley Elizabeth Amy Soto Tina Lee Coniglio Denham Malinda Kathleen Clowe Haley Kimberly Holmes Paige Elizabeth Eagen Janna Carrie Futch Carrie Anna Geisberg PKE Rebecca Ann Gilliam Kristine Gillian Emily Susan Allenburger Sara Elizabeth Anderson Susan Laudadio Mary Martlew McAdams Dorothy Jane Becker Sarah Elizabeth McCarthy Jamie Barton Blythe Heather I'm PKE, yeah, you know me. Sara Caroline Regitko Katherine Hall Wassum Jean Page Scully Jennifer Campbell Thornton Karen Marie Tumey Shannon Noel Weiler Eveylon Corrie Westbrook TKP Elizabeth Boiling Allison Charlotte Jane Bell Mary Farrar Betts Margaret Gray Bresnahan TP Kimberly Steffens Burke Courtney Lee Ball Caroline Henley Cheves Maggie O'Sullivan Brown Nancy French Bunch Jennifer Elizabeth Caroline Lee Ann Coward Virginia Estes DeBardeleben Casey Elizabeth Crosthwait Kelly Michelle Drawbaugh Dexter Dunn England Sara Blair Dicks Elissa Ashley Jones Elizabeth Tipton Dooley Amy Brown Kathleen Tough and tumble TKP's Kelly Christine \iave photo fun in the snow. Sarah Peyton Mooney S. Carroll Martha Hancock Entwistle Broaddus Mary McConnell Clarke Coleman Marie Knupp Mary Montague Logan Catharine Frampton Mebane Jane Bacot Mebane Lydia Wickliffe Fenet Mary Kathryn Shannon Corey Tronnier Brown Sara Molloy Cameron Nicolette Campbell Sally Ann Cassady Christina Michelle Castrichini Tara Jane Howell Fairfax Virginia Nabers Culver Stapleton Alison McCauley Clyde Jennifer Elizabeth Jackson Laura Leigh Ouzts Yancey Ann Norris Laura Ashleigh Parson Laura Jean Ross Krislina Anne Steenson Knsten Elizabeth Touhey Stephanie Mae Tourk Laura Brooke Gibson Stephanie Ann Harkess Sarah Josephine L. Harper Condon Matthews Day Catherine Hails Kristin Elizabeth Mary Lee Jones Scott McKeogh Nicole Mavis Mes Lauren Manning Millichap Jacquelyn Elizabeth Presley Margaret Mclsaac Rankin Catherine Read Ravenel Frances Elizabeth Van Hoose Jamie Noel Evans Ingrid Elisabeth Merritt Anne Vibul Bnana Maria von Weimer Gwendolyn Jewel Weien Elisa Clare Young Kelly Haggerty Falconi Olivia Jane Merritt Gwynne Kristen Leigh Morrissey Amy Elizabeth Shivers Jennifer Brittany Leigh Theresa Marie Zucchero ATZ Mary Sterna Emma Nu 's Robin Renee Klein Katherine Grace Lindyberg Anne Sturges Dee Dee Johnson Wade Delores Ann Rigdon Emily Elizabeth Rue Kristin Samantha Anne Sutphin Mary Harding Talbot Anne Anne Jefferson Tate Taliaferro Thompson Kalah Marie Tompkins Ann Northern Karin Leigh Palmintier Enayat Rita Anne Robertson Parker Elizabeth Christy Lee Drake Glenn Anna Catherine Gray Abby West Howell Anna Ashley Ivey Stuart Richards Rebecca Amelia Koppel circle up for a head count on men 's Shake Day. Pitts U.U,l.»v Rolling in the snow, insane actives dive into the fun of shake day. M'«" Shining Page 15 The Sewanee Purple February 9, 1996 ATO's gather on and signing faces on Shake Day the front lawn to welcome Fraternity Pledges Easter 1996 KA ATO Granger Christian Osborne, Latham Chase Speiden John Phillip Donnelly John Barksdale Holmes, Stanley III Owen Mcnulty Theodore Gilbert Morrissey Selh Alexander Pajcic James Wesley Rogers Jeremy Jackson Whitman LCA Daniel Isaac Archibald Benjamin Trefz Roosevelt PDT Jonathan RhettWieland Joe Dick Mobley. Ill Forrest Kelley Porterfield CP Kenneth Carter Eddings Craig Michael May Jonathan Christopher Tucker Jesse Winchester Wilson SAE DKE Jeffrey PGD William Covington James William Spriggs. Ill SN Philip Brantly DTD William Joseph James Joyner Gannaway, V McGaughey Travis Adam Buck Giles Andrew James Smith Louis Cody Smith ThePKE pledges pile Taking a dip, ofCh, Ps, falls Tom Dees resident , into fun on Shake Day. it all on to play incoming their pledges. February 9, 1996 The Sewanee Purple Pace 16 BACK PAGE POINT OF VIEW Purple |faks What b\ to do when there's nothing to do on the Trying Dixie Carter Jon Shehee by DANIEL ARCHIBALD Domain To del To Heaven. O pinions Of A Tennessee Talker (Simon & Schuster, $22) Who is Dixie Carter? . February 9 & 10. The Weekend Bands . With hopes of better luck than last weekend*s failed, snow-infested gatherings, a crowd of bands will attempi to wash away the pain that last weekend's snow brought upon Sewanee. On Friday, KA and Theta Pi will present a band Double Wide, and Saturday night will be the time of redemption for the Fills, who will showcase Bobby Messano. called one might ask Do you remember that show about those Southern interior designer belles and the gay guy? "Design- TV ing Women." remember? Dixie was one of the now and stars, she is simply following the traditional path of the late twentieth-century actress: be a nobody, get a sitcom, get a following, lose a following, lose a sitcom, write a pseudo- However. Saturday's most interesting philosophical book. According to the band may prove to be the TKP-Phi Delt Black Sabbath cover band. Don't forget Chattanooga Free Press from February 5 when asked about her beliefs on heaven. your heavy boots of lead, for Ozzy has Dixie said. most certainly not left the building. when I "I die. again and I very much want want to see the people all The Secret Art of Dr. Seuss (Random House. $30). Theodore Seuss Giesel's gone." otherworldly, previously unpublished majors are wasting on Wow. and just I my to . go there mother who miss think of all are the time our Sewanee English and philosophy silly degrees. paintings and sculptures are out in print These works are a and more more adult-oriented abstract, but they all still retain Feb. 12-14. The Sewanee Conference on Women On Feb. 12. Cathy Rigby. an . the artist's absurd bit wacky talent for presenting the in a strikingly sensible manner. Olympic gold medal-winning gymnast, speak will at 5 p.m., evening author Remember Barney, dinosaur who annoys and Bloo pv's Buddies the purple . sometimes gets beaten up in bothersome romantic comedies? Well Barney's number-one annoyance crown is in the process of being lifted by a hideous blob called Bloopy San Diego's public television station this green ball KPBS with huge eyes and a will Add a Feb. 1 3. , at 8 p.m. that will lecture. civil rights activist and columnist Linda Chavez will speak at 8 p.m., and aviator Dora Strother will give the final lecture at noon the following day. All lectures are at Convocation hall except for Dora Strother's speech which will be held in the BC large lounge. has been airing gargantuan purple baseball cap, and the kids love him. On and McCorkle Jill new color, and they come. Feb. 17-20. M^d\ right, folks, the Gras Weekend That's time has . come to pile into subcompact automobile and head down to New Orleans where the parties are wild a New OG Easter Molly Elizabeth Bagwell Alston Bennett Barrow David Christian Michaels Cristy Coors Beasley Carrie Melissa Miller Andrew and the drinks are legal for just about anyone. So everybody jump in a car and leave your worries and but not your fake Lydia Edings Blessing Darby Brooks Andrew Gist Moody John Ramsey Moss, Jr. Andrew Ryan Nix Nicole Aimee Noffsinger IDs behind (Louisiana's legal at 21 now). It should be one ragin' cajun weekend. Jonathan Mark Brooks Julie-ann William Lee Belford, Elizabeth Lee Bailey Warren Jr. Bowie Brown III James Dale Carter Walter Brian Costilow Harris Frederick Powers Emily Catherine Crosby Christopher Scott Rainey Ian Rutherford Cross William Carl Ray Thomas Arden Daniel IV Lamar Whitworth Davis III Katherine Cole Downie Danny Moulder Dukes. Jr. Joshua Hendry Reams Martha Hart Rhodes Wayne Eugene Ripley III Matthew Scott Robinson Richard Alexander Robinson Elizabeth Rowe Steven Patrick Schale Lauren Penn Shannon Herbert Terry Gibson Avery Barton Strachan Ryan Hart Harrigan Robert Tudor Strang Stacy Susan Faber Henderson John Jeremiah Sullivan Moody Holland Alexandra Boggs Huffman III III Yvonne Frazier Jennifer Calhoun Fuqua Hugh Edward Garrett Virginia Gregg Christian Shepard Anna Ayres Steme III Jon Seaward Trussler Rachael Elizabeth Jensen James Lesueur Uden, Jr. Leonidas Clyde Vaughan IV Margaret Conner Kizer Richard Michael Waller Collin Harrison Lane Peter Bernard Walls Elizabeth cigars look... funky? Jeanne Kennedy Porter Anne III Julia smoke Lizzie Anderson and Cathy RafFerty suck stogey prove at a boisterous outdoor cafe. These babes Corey Matthew Passman Neal Langley Pickens Betsy Hanna Pollett John Douglas Elrod James Hunter Flack Sassy, swingin' seniors... Nydegger Diane Marlene O' Bryan Mary Bradford Clark John Means Cooper Katharine Salter Edwards women with Rachel Margaret Miers Kiley Allen Miller Beck Carlie Nicholas Paul Bruner that 1996 Ann Lay Brooke Ashby Westfall Drew Michael Lineberger Walker Barton Willse Belle Hearon Little Kristen Ellen Wilson Melissa Leigh Lykins Carry Lynn John Allan Montgomery Maguire Bo Zheng Julia Miles Dawn Yadon