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V
OL
. CXX
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N
O
. 139
W
EDNESDA
Y
, D
ECEMBER
5,
2001
F
IFTEEN
C
ENTS
B
Y
L
AU
REN
A
PPELB
AU
M
Colu
mbia
Daily
Spect
ator
Like
m
any
stud
ents
, St
eve
Pulim
ood,
CC '0
3, ha
s be
en m
eet-
ing h
is frie
nds a
t the
sun
dial s
ince
his fi
rst y
ear o
f coll
ege.
But u
nlike
the m
ajorit
y of
stud
ents
who
sim
-
ply u
se th
e sun
dial a
s a m
ome
ntary
meet
ing p
lace,
Pulim
ood t
houg
ht a
little
lon
ger
abou
t th
e cu
riou
s
struc
ture.
The
sund
ial P
ulim
ood
enco
un-
tered
in 1
999 f
or th
e firs
t tim
e wa
s
quite
diff
eren
t fro
m th
e su
ndial
when
it w
as d
edica
ted in
191
4. A
t
that
time
, a
solid
gre
en g
ranite
gnom
on m
easu
ring
seve
n-fee
t in
diam
eter
and
weig
hing
16
tons
stood
atop
the
base
. Be
caus
e th
e
ball
was
rem
oved
in 1
946
after
it
deve
loped
a cr
ack,
the s
undia
l is
no lo
nger
func
tiona
l in it
s trad
ition
-
al w
ay.
"The
sad
truth
is th
at I k
new
it
was
not
a su
ndial
. I
rem
emb
er
thin
king
, `H
ow
does
this
thin
g
funct
ion a
s a s
undia
l?'" P
ulim
ood
said.
Pulim
ood's
curi
osity
spu
rred
a
perso
nal in
vestig
ation
over
the d
is-
appe
aran
ce o
f the
ball.
In th
e pas
t
three
year
s, his
incr
easin
g inte
rest
has
caus
ed h
im to
wor
k to
ward
havin
g a n
ew b
all m
ade.
Pulim
ood, a
pre-m
ed ar
t hist
ory
majo
r, sai
d his
inte
rest i
n th
e su
n-
dial
starte
d w
ith a
mo
re g
enera
l
inter
est in
the a
esth
etic q
ualiti
es of
colle
ge c
amp
uses
. He
said
he
is
often
disa
ppoin
ted w
ith th
e lac
k of
art o
n Co
lum
bia's
cam
pus, a
nd h
as
beco
me
activ
e
in
the
Art
Prop
ertie
s Gro
up, w
hich
prom
otes
art a
roun
d ca
mpu
s. H
e is
also
a
staff
write
r in th
e Sp
ectat
or ar
t sec
-
tion.
"The
re w
as a
tim
e w
hen
the
Univ
ersity
had
art
all
over
its
walls
," Pu
limo
od sa
id.
This
sum
mer
Pulim
ood
spen
t
his s
pare
tim
e se
arch
ing t
hrou
gh
the C
olum
bia a
rchiv
es fo
r info
rma-
Studen
t on
Quest
for
Sund
ial'
s
Lost
Ball
A CC
junior
hopes
to
restor
e the
Low
Plaza
Sundial
to w
orking
order
.
See S
UN
DIA
L
, page
nine
Opin
ion.............4
-5
Spe
ctac
le...........6
-7
New
s...............9
-11
Natio
n/W
orld
.......
3
Class
ified
s.......
........
........
..15
Wea
ther:
Toda
y: P
artly
Clo
udy,
high
65º
, low
55º
. To
morr
ow:
Sca
ttere
d Sh
owe
rs, h
i
gh 6
5º,
l
ow 4
5º. F
rida
y: P
artly
Clo
udy,
high
58º
, low
42º
.
I
NSID
E
www
.colu
mbia
spec
tato
r.com
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12) 8
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555
N
EW
S
An Edifying Experience
Stud
ents
get t
each
ing o
ppor
tuni-
ties a
s par
t of th
e Co
lum
bia U
rban
Educ
ators
prog
ram
.
See P
age N
ine
O
PIN
ION
Welcom
e to Dissent
Cam
pus
cons
erva
tives
are
not
supp
resse
d; th
ey ar
e jus
t not
used
to ha
ving
their
idea
s ch
allen
ged.
See P
age F
our
S
PEC
TAC
LE
From
Rockw
ell to Rothk
o
The
suga
ry-sw
eet R
ockw
ell is
at
the G
ugge
nheim
as R
othk
o's e
arly
work
appe
ars d
ull an
d sou
r.
See P
ages
Six
and
Seve
n
Inter
-Greek
Council
Elects
New
Board
The
Inter
-Gre
ek C
ounc
il he
ld ele
ction
s Tu
esda
y ev
enin
g for
nex
t
year's
offic
ers. T
he fo
llow
ing w
ere e
lecte
d fro
m a c
andid
ate p
ool o
f 14
applic
ants:
Presi
dent:
David
Jele
nko,
CC '0
4, Sig
ma P
hi E
psilo
n
Vice
Presi
dent
Judic
ial A
ffairs
: Nate
Neib
auer,
CC '0
3, Sig
ma C
hi
Vice
Presi
dent
Publi
c Rel
ation
s: An
gel M
ahm
ood,
BC '0
4, Alp
ha C
hi
Om
ega
Secre
tary:
Nico
le Ta
rtak
, CC
'03, S
igm
a De
lta T
au
Vice
Presi
dent
Socia
l Affa
irs: P
ete S
hake
r, CC
'04, S
igm
a Ph
i
Epsil
on
Trea
surer
: Hea
ther B
alsky
, SE
AS '0
3, Alp
ha C
hi O
meg
a
Gree
k W
eek C
oord
inato
r: D
rew B
row
n, C
C '0
4, Pi
Kapp
a Alp
ha
B
Y
K
ATH
ERIN
E
H
AE
NSC
HEN
Spect
ator S
taff W
riter
It's n
ot ju
st ab
out th
e po
licy a
ny-
more
.
This
yea
r, th
e O
ffice
of S
exua
l
Misc
ondu
ct
Prev
entio
n
and
Educ
ation
, und
er th
e ne
w dir
ectio
n
of M
isum
bo B
yrd,
has
work
ed to
emp
hasiz
e ou
treac
h an
d ed
ucatio
n
effor
ts in
the C
olum
bia c
omm
unity
.
With
a
stud
ent
advis
ory
task
force
in p
lace t
o be
gin p
lann
ing a
nd
prom
oting
thes
e effo
rts, B
yrd s
aid
she
is co
nfide
nt th
e O
SM
PE
will
realiz
e her
goal
of be
ing "
33 pe
rcen
t
polic
y, 33
per
cent
educ
ation
and
work
shop
s, a
nd
33 p
erce
nt o
ut-
reach
."
Twe
lve
stud
ents
atten
ded
the
first
stud
ent
advis
ory
task
forc
e
meet
ing. B
yrd s
aid s
he w
as ple
ased
to se
e som
e new
face
s con
tribu
te to
the s
exua
l mis
cond
uct d
ialog
ue.
Vish
nu S
ridh
aran
, CC
'04,
who
atten
ded t
he m
eetin
g, sa
id he
wan
t-
ed to
crea
te ed
ucatio
nal p
rogra
ms
that w
ould
over
com
e gen
der s
tereo
-
types
, an a
rea th
at he
feels
has l
ong
overl
ooke
d "a
legiti
mate
male
per-
spec
tive o
f the
se is
sues
."
Sridh
aran
said
he h
oped
to h
elp
peop
le re
alize
that
like e
very
othe
r
issue
, "se
xism
and
issu
es o
f sex
ual
misc
ondu
ct h
ave
two
side
s th
at
merit
con
sider
ation
."
"I pla
n on
hav
ing a
ctivit
ies ta
r-
gete
d spe
cifica
lly at
men
's th
ough
ts
on s
