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GOLF
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However, there was still
another matter to be settled, that
being the individual title. Yeung
and Dronov, a member of the “B”
team who did not qualify for the
“A” team prior to the tournament,
went back to the 18th tee to decide
the winner. Dronov won the honor
on the tee and placed his drive
nicely down the center of the fair
way, a shade over 200 yards from
the green. Yeung answered with a
laser beam to 150 yards. Sergej
plugged his second shot into the
bunker, leaving himself with a
dreaded “fried egg” lie, where the
ball is buried in the sand, basically
looking like a fried egg; a very dif
ficult shot for even the best golfers
to pull off. The calm Yeung placed
his second shot nicely on the green,
right in the center.
Dronov, looking back on
the hole, said he hit too good a shot
to get out of the bunker, because, as
it played out, he hit it pure and it
flew past the flag, coming to rest
18 feet right of the hole. Yeung,
seeing this, carefully lagged his
birdie putt to 30 inches. When
Dronov let his par putt slip by on
the short side, he, a true gentleman,
asked Coach Hughes, one of the
rules officials, “Can I just give this
to him?” essentially saying, I con
cede the tournament to you.
Hughes said no, he has to make
this, and Yeung coolly placed the
putt in the center of the cup to win.
The entire St Andrews
men’s golf team participated in the
tournament, either as a member of
the “A” team, the “B” team, or as
an individual. The two teams had 7
members in the top 20: Yeung,
Dronov, Ha, freshman Cory Fleck,
coming in with 79-78 — 157,
Boucher, who shot rounds of 78-
81 — 159, junior Jon Hermanson
with 80-79—159, and Bell. Other
finishers for the Knights included
Williams (80-81 — 161), freshman
Matt Wilson (80-86-166), fresh
man David Watson (87-84—171),
sophomore Peter Galan (87-87—
174), freshman Jlebel Kennedy
(94.89—183), and freshman Ben
Morrissey (96-93—189). The
overall top 5 for the team tourna
ment was rounded out by Edward
Waters College, who tied the
Knights “B”-squadders for third
with a two day total of 630, and
Newberry College, two shots
behind at 632. The top five indi
viduals were Yeung, Dronov, Dion
Sirrianni from Lees-McRae
College (73-76-149), Brian
Phillips from Newberry (77-73—
150) and James Camrite from
Queens (77-75—152).
ATTITUDE
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to keep your eyes open, no matter
how boring the class is or how
monotone the teacher seems.
Custodians, Physical Plant
staffers, cafeteria workers, our
security force, and everyone else
involved in our well-being are here
to make St. Andrews a better living
and learning environment. These
friendly, hard-working people cook
our meals, fix our leaks, scrub our
bathrooms, and protect us from the
negative things that could bbfsdlti.'
upon us. Show some respect, say i
hi, and adhere to their orders.
Insults and mockery are not
welcome.
In closing. I’m not picking
on any specific group, organization
or clique. This is for everyone
involved in the St. Andrews com
munity. I invite those who have
noticed this negativity to stop your
silence and voice your opinions
when these episodes arise. With
these actions, we can make this
campus ten times better.
Something drew you here - make
the most of it. And to those of you
who are screwing our cool world
'Up,' yotinl' be heanng 'ftorii 'mS’
whenever possible!'
Get Involved with
your School
by Cynthia Robinson
Dean of Student Affiars
We are well into Fall Term
2003 now and everyone has settled
into their living spaces, room
mates, academics and obligations
outside of class. But often you still
have spare time and you find your
self saying “What’s there to do?”. I
want to challenge you to never say
again, “There is nothing to
do I want to challenge you
to find your niche! And I want to
challenge you to try something
you’ve never done before...you
might find a new interest and new
folks to share and learn from. Let
me share with you about all the
options I know are available to you
right here at St. Andrews.
There are 37 clubs and
organizations on campus, with
interests and focus ranging from
academic enhancement to advoca
cy, from performance groups to
competition, fi'om entertainment to
spiritual quest, from literary pro
ductions to leadership, etc.
There are Intramurals throughout
the year. Is it Ultimate Frisbee that
Mountain Games for competition
as the best in the Southeast! The
Chorale has been performing in
churches and is practicing for a
campus performance soon. All our
competitors love an audience, go
check them out! ‘
If campus doesn’t meet all
your expectations, have you
checked out Laurinburg,
Pinehurst/Southem Pines, Myrtle
Beach, Fayetteville, Charlotte,
Wilmington or Raleigh/Durham?
All are within a couple of hours ‘
drive. Shopping, movies, dining,
hiking, festivals, concerts, theatri-
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with Smores on Granville Beach, a
Canadian Thanksgiving celebra
tion, ‘Take Back the Night’ vigil
and speaker, a Calcutta Horsing
event. Chapel Services, a
Halloween Party, Writer’s Forum,
weeklong Alcohol Awareness
events, the ever popular 80’s band
and dance, the Traveling Max
Interactive Show, Bible Study,
Disability Awareness Activities, a
Native American Storyteller, a
Celebration of Peace, Dinner and
Dancing on Wheels at Pembroke, a
trip to The Holocaust Museum, a
Candlelight dinner for two. Habitat
is your forte? Or is it Flag Football
or Three on Three Basketball? Is it
Horseshoes or Bowling? What
about board games like Chess or
Backgammon, or Trivial Pursuit?
Or are you the PlayStation Champ?
What about Water Polo? Or card
games like Spades or Hearts or
Bridge? Do you have another
idea? See John Watson in the
Office of Student Affairs to get
involved.
Rather be physically active
in an impromptu way? Go check
out equipment from the PE Center
and get a pick up game going or try
out a new sport. There are soccer
balls, volleyballs, basketballs, and
racquetballs, nets and sticks and
other equipment things you need.
If we don’t have what you are look
ing for, let us know. We can prob
ably get it. Also, don’t forget about
the pool - it’s heated and you can
swim laps or get in for fun!
Special Events occur regu
larly on campus. Just in the next
few weeks you’ll find a Bonfire
list goes on. Check out the wall
calendar across from your mailbox
for days and times. Pay attention
to signs and email for details.
Cafe Ala Carte is open
Sunday through Thursday nights in
addition to its Monday through
Friday day hours. Check out the
BIG SCREEN TV, bring a crowd
over to watch a movie or Monday
Night Football or the World Series
or reruns of Friends. Look for new
improvements. There are more
food items, lowered prices and
nightly specials. The Alcove is
open 24 hours a day for pool, video
games, PlayStation games, and
board and card games. Get a group
together and go Hang Out!
Do you play an instrument?
Acoustic guitar or banjo, sax or fid
dle? Feel free to play in Cafe Ala
Carte or maybe outside on the Belk
steps or during lunch or dinner on
the patio. We’d love to hear and
see your hidden talents! You might
even find enough folks and instru
ments to get a band together. It
won’t be the first time that has hap
pened here at St. Andrews!
And don’t forget our
Athletic teams and their home
events. Men’s Soccer, Women’s
Soccer, Women’s Volleyball, Cross
Country, Golf, and Equestrian
folks are all in season. The
BagPipe Band has already WON in
the Charleston Games, and they are
headed soon to The Stone
political events, rock clim6iifg'"'
fishing ...small town and big city
offerings all close by. And we are '
a just a matter of hours from the
beaches or the mountains for great
day trips.
And if none of this catches
your fancy then PLEASE stop by
Student Affairs and let us know
what you are interested in. We’ll
be glad to talk to you and help fig
ure out a way to get things going
for you! Of course, your academic
pursuits deserve the bulk of your
time. But we want you to embrace
this Living and Learning environ
ment and get the most from all
your experiences at St. Andrews.
This is YOUR college
experience....It will only be as
good as YOU make it! CON
TRIBUTE! GET INVOLVED!
SHARE YOUR IDEAS! And,
most of all, HAVE FUN!
For a^oSptet^
list of Clubs
and
Organizatins
Please refer to
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