The Stetson Reporter

I /o--;:« '-V\ ,- s> s- *, ^*\s » tt*. :.--/ Infr*" **"*;/ . "^ "«w '/ \ 1, * -* . , -.-* v /-:-...-. --x_>. / X;^ -f slp\V^ VOI* 92 Frfda>\ January 16, 1970 NO, 14 Ct utious Opitimism The Note: Interview ites Experience, And Depth In '70 Hats iiiiililliiiiiliiif 1-- t .-ait-s-. >ii;tkos a nsi-.ni- s,in Use couri, and itt an run is**, *,*.ii,p j'lrjsortor spstirts writer C'rog Price iisits*,. -.ssttie ts; '.hts ,:'' ■<« ,s hss-t *s-,iri things iha; have hi-ijif-J tin* lints Student Cafeteria Workers Join Protest I3v EKSesT ACOSfA (.Her sevs-riiy students met at ss u si ay* to apt e.-« s disxS,tiisfas*3iofs over the food sersetl in the xaafvteriaatsd to set up a t-ouifsje of aetion that will bring about a «ime*iy to the prohleraa. The students, inspired by the cafeit-rta worfcets, piimned to distribute petitions around --ehooi. The po&sibilily of involving the patents of students by Kiakinij their, aware of the situation were also disssuased. Anion*** other ideas, the grosip decided- I. not to make this a jpersossa! campaign, hut a genersul one - directed against no particular isidhsduai. and with the sole ptirposs1 of tin pro*, ins; Ihe food service, 2, lo wort, througii the proper channels *-- the student goiteriinient, i3,e O-ontnions coniniiiSais-e, ssnd the various administrative office ts in order lo achieve thesie goals, -1. ihat workers will answer any qyostietis wptwfang the sifualioii in the cafeteria. 4, to niaite the university administration, and ihe maaageiiient of the Pornmons aware of the siudenis* complaints through tellers and petstitsna, li. to seek and air a nis-ussive list of grievances frosn the individual By GREGORY E. PRICE Having a Is ttie "tine between ga lies, Tve liad a chance lo sit hat-k and reflect on the Halters* season Urns far- 3,ookingai this season's tie tied isle, ihere def-niiaeiy is a vast improvement over hsst s-ea-ain. 'This lime last year oat itc-st'tird vf.is 3i-7. with a tunnel-up 'Kisitiort on our own Halter Invitational; on the other hans" mis asttason we Find the ■HsitTs-r-t ,-psifkiine with a s*--3 record, i ai-o time tourney t.iassi|aioiis {the Gold Coast i'lasxk and ll.LI'.l, and abort's.* in ien ts- nf nalional os-roqtiit-ion in hol-h the AP and 3'PI s.tta.1 tsoaiege polls. Curious aii out this pleasant ct.,-]it|.y« over last season, 1 went tsi Hr,id tlsjctch ft .eon tti Ikes, to at-*- I--?, views t,*i tin* Hattests 10711 *,ee.ior- Pri?-?s-* Ths? Hats are off io « vers, i-isl start. Ivltat do yots atlribiite io ihe icam's success, thus far? Coach Wilkes; Vt'eii, the most basic thing that has to lie attrihyied to our start is our experience. With four starters and eight tettermen returning from last year -- it, t,lhe experience! has to pay off. The players have had a ysaur of playing iogether behind them, and Hits has definitely Helped. Secondly, c o n ti deuce. The players have confidenee in ihsvusi'lves «*, a team. 1 itseiieve tht* leans play on iht? Western trip, silihougri we didn't win, instilled within the tearn even more confidence, The over all improved play of flertfli Boone, has been tretnendous this yesr, averaging over twenty points per game, cstimpatsi-d to eleven points per game lasi year, has to be a ssn dents to be pts-sentt-d tn petition form. AH ihos-ts* j*tac]**** specific and legiilmate. s*omp3amb should ss?nd I hem so Campus, Box di4. The meeting drainatt-stssd the rising discontent around the student bs-idy, moat teeeotiy demonstraied by signs displayed around campus and letters sent to the cafeteria adntinistration. Dne of ihese letters, picks-d up by a student worker from a rnesay pile of uneaten food read; ^'This slops when the Commons slops serving sif ill for pigs. Wo art* humans, and like human food. NDlNUii OP*1 GREAT JOY XHW KEY POLICY , *OM lOalOUES: rvco Keys per week; they are not conrnvutot-ivr-, i.t?. yon titav not have out* for tsne week and iHen hike t-hrett the rsotci week! Ji'XfCHtS: Full Key rights Willi aitairracnt of Cniverstty reeo-pixec! Junior ckss st-stus. plus. a\lso the acquisition of Bob slack, Iht? sinC, itansfer, has -strengthened our cluh considerably. Price: Has iliere hsien any one phase of the team's play illicit pleases you iht? most*? Va'tikes: Yes. defense-1 feel our siefeuse has improved over iasi year. Price: tn both the C*oid Coast Classic and the HIT. the team sta stud very- -slowly. Bo you view this as a sign of ovew'tinndence, or is this a worry spot for the i tatters'? Wilktisi: Auy*time our team gets a slow start, it's time to worry. Ariuaily, i don't feel ihere*s any* reason to worn* too much. in the tloid Csjasl Clasattt. we were corning off a holiday layoff, so tht? slow start was a natural thing, io last weiek's journey, the Anr-tiry ivas unusually hot, and the heal had sortie effect on the team's play Aii teams have slow- starts now and then, so it's not as much to woi*ry- about as il might seem. Price: Has the overall leans play improved over lattt year, or has tht? i*»-3 record been a rc-sul! of individual players tsosning through in cotical spots. Wilkesi Yes, we have had individual players making the big plays during the *msts*n. But more importantly, we have i-afcsaeed st-orsnsj. Last year we had only one player scoring twenty points; this yestr we have two twenty point scow | Killum and Boone) and four playess in double hps-a-i Price: I don't want to overtook our ,-donelay and Thursday encounters with Tampa and Florida Southern, but are yon looking ferward to Saturday's eia-ii with powerful Louisville? Wilkes: BeGoitety. The game wiil pie-eat a great ehsritenge to our boys and Vn mm it wil bring oat the hest in them. IPrice; Csmch, m ot Monday our tecostii was f-3, with eight irs a row. Is fbfe your bisst a-ta*at*i" Wiilkes: V« it i», bat tt intll remains to be mm if til* a-t-iiaioii wili he my Iste-st istiiiiiA, My b«t ttomplete s*«t»si wns*. *x*0-'fi6j. We lost our fts-st fmm b*nt fmrahsi-d wills a lSt-7 ia-tcort. Bat this is deflnitelv our bi-sa** **tart. Price; Alhoul your -Aii-Anieriean, E*sjtntia*st Killunt. Has he re-iefaed his peak or is there stil a wealth of untepjjed potetstiai*? ■Attibest Mo, i doss't Ciinli he has peaked. On the s*s>ntrary, 1 feel lie wiil become hetiet, Eamei-t is a tremendous alhlete. tie's a very dedicated individual, and works hiad to belter himself. My only regstei; is that "tie grew up sn Mississippi which generally isn't a goot! basketball area, ranch as Mew York where there is a great dea; ssf '"bacygrossnd" b*hetbai3 goinj on. T'ae compel itton in such an area nrally helps ta build lag an athlete. His shs-Kitini* abiliiV is tremendous. He haas good istjie, -ind a great ds*sire for the game. 1 think he defi nil eiy i- i. get better Priee: tVhai is stir team's-, wea3*-est ptiint*? What do you plan r-sj do about IC? "ivt!kt*>; Hebouniliog- i*ion''t gel ine wrong. Our reboundms is •vOeepiaie, hui with no player over SMC', we would be hud by a team that is dominating on ihe hoarc**. Ail i can siti tt continue lo voir*, on ihe fuodamec.iab -- jumping, blockin*? out, tun-nit and nope for the hesi Prit-e; Oo you feel Mas your depth plays a great part in *j**s- Kaits'* tan start? 'Alikes; We have tremendoas depth litis year. And believe mt. depth tlot*s play* a great part in our and other teams* suecc-sia. shtst knowing s-hai we '-an depend on our tierscb to scome through when one of the frontliners is in foal trsubie or injusvid is a big plus in our favor. Take for example a\rchie Gale, Holland broke his ankle, and -sfuaior** stepped in and kept tte team going. Bsle has been simply fantastic, h«*s a ts*esmiRdoos bal-hsttidler, He*s maafa-nifivent on defease. I wiah you could hate ss?s">ii hte io action, passing, stealing, assisting, in the Boston Onivesaty game in the Gold Coast a-auv-irica Inctedihle, ¥«u me, Ihesas? are pp on our t«fflsch who would be s*tai-lter for SMsitny other t«aiBt*ts, It's a bad *a»«lion Jstt-'lag ^tenlnl starter osa the Iwtneh, but this is the ft* of a good team. From Mking to Coach Wiikss I s-^osisd an air of - «tst*i,-- optimsssiffls for the stem sr"-*r «-r the iiiejiiflosa.. This cosa id r in. i be Stetson"s yeaar. * U ti.?- iitigssaedt-rnts are- (sh^e- «s,-rin|s defense, ieiiisdersfeip, c- ^chinjs depth, t'onFiwnce ant trsosia inipotttantly, EXPBRIFttCl. ir is still etriy, hut tbe Hatt' *.•»«. eon id well end in Eit-rasviiSex Ind,. rather than hen? in Di?J,and,