The Stetson Reporter

wmm mm 1411*82 Fri-lav, October 31,1969 NO. 9 Question Or Two For The Faculty ,* oS' your Poor Turnout Marks Congressional Visit A pcatsr in rn is til sif under fifty stsj sits-a tss fiiten-d into Ktis-abetli Ha'l ."-"ar-ii-day aftertst*oii lo near si** itewt-, and -"-xpressi some vk-ii'-- wttli Ct>ag*-e*«i*-ae**- Wendell ftVut* xaiid Tom Rails hat-is, who ItsStl CSSjitS*- to Sst*(ss?ti sis part of s In- lls-fsuhiivan ttatiitiisil I'ltu'iaiU.-os -iisttening po**i" pru^rans Vi,*,'sifi*as aiaiiit- twenty t"-*.e rs: n i* 11--. i a 11- tte l wo t" it r ** i* s- s s ?;i s.- n plunge d tirii i-riiaiei*. i si tis wnat wa- to bt* ss fifty minute "-tenor" of sjttis*,-iitsri.«i .s-nti ar,s*ws*r*i, P-istl? of liit* meti wt-rr pent-tot,-, in (3it*ir -uppcri s-t tltc present .i.dit--ii-tiissirsitis>:t. whilr ,tt the -.tit's t.iv.i' t-*..pi-*"S-,ift*j *(isi rresl ttt relsir-n 3it s,ariisits branrhtas of t.fitcr icicn; the lint* which hn,- s-I'.eri-t: out front lis" Ailirins:-*.rxslisir. fine ut the Jmruediaie topics tsi tlt-st-ns-sxisii- wtts the tk-tober 13 -its-tats-iriont and she planned Ntrtt-mht-r fo'iww tip. Butli men s-\fs«*--s-?itl t. itytt that (ne \s«--eti*.s-jer deiaonsl rations could v-el* lis* ii"a**rred by diffeter.it "tpes nf e\s*e*-s, e-spsM-ssilly in icriit*s sif xiotene*1. Congresasman stsiittlsacK |iistiitesl oot (has the dci*it*n--ti*-*i.ksns whieh are being iit-.-mifd 'ii iVasfciiigton. during Nm-embi-r are t-t-ing orgsmiaed by a different group from thai ahieli did most of Ihe work for ilie Oct s j her 15. and e^poti-sied ihe 3*ear shat this group would he h**xB ,*datt.e«t ami sus'cet-sful irs eon tain trig the p*^*a*t?nt-*> t»C uolen«* ivhieh so of 3 en in tt it- past ha*- marred the peaceful, legal right of dii-seiil. Anssitlier ttspit- that tecurred tiirtiitghtiut the pi-OaKaistsit'tssts wafl Hit* sirxtinatic nect for teftioo ui -iisme of the fundamental aspect*, of the s\ment*sin body politic. Btstfc of the Contreratmeri pante tsut >n fa-ur ol the t*sjiiatiitiito*teJ iimeiidnic-nl r-o abttilisb the t'olle-ste of eiet'ttsn* and t|o to (ht? direct popular election of *lu- Fresislt'iit Sitstlit-r man sice meti stirs optimistic about '.ie -.'trances s*f thi.- annsndnirnt IwHi*^ irt cfl'eet in time fur the W7s. t-il-fSisipJ- i-liough. liiscussitig other needed refonn" it wa*. pointetl out ilsat ilie House has pat-st-d and sent to the Senate she insist sweeping alteratiosts. of the income tar*, tews since tbe inslltuikinof that ftysteni. Rails'iack pointed oul that while he hsi*i«d that the Senate would alter some of the pnidstons as, {iass?ed by* the fit-use in its necessarily ail or nt'thing vole, he wa- affaid that the tttt-nate might well daniage *!«* new laws by tots much cutting of the Hotis*- psrwisitsins, in iiyhi of neeced reforms holli men staled llie ohiioosly long overdue not-d for teforms *-?,-«bin the Congress* itself, but- nolcii tfcal the sysls-in as **,*.-«.*• svustituted is rather hard lo n-fiinri- In oilier areas of comment the topi-.-"-, of druji laws and gun laws e.imt- up. Both men vitt-il ihe new drue abu-te edoralinn act.-s a step in the right dlreclion in the lernis tif improving the t-limafe which surrointit* the use of drugM'tday. A sjuias-tioii from the floor c-tincerrjiig the t-ightentni; of gun taws in light of I he as,-*assii iat ions which have taSsteii plaee in ret-ont year?* elicited the ri?s>psiru-e that list? laws pitifeed after the murder of Senalor llobert Kenaedy sahould tie effective in curhin*; the danger inhfmtit in llie intert-tate MJe of gun-.. Xeither man fssit that litis? fetk-rai government should become involved in any type of national n-gisttratiwn, ral her that this aspect of gun cootro! should tte left up to the states*-. How tn*s*ri>« of you have osotlifictl orit i-ourises -agnificantly in Ihe oast two year.--. sst"*ss*r than to reitrrang*1 one sir '»o or ortlor new onftx? How many of you huvs* tlesigTist'd a new t our*.,. ■viUrin Ihe past two ytiars, bubrnitted ii. ttt »nt> Curriculum Commi'tct-. and innileraenTed uitiiht-r than some monkeying with a G touirse? How many of you have re-*vrUten or otlier vrw* siajtTrttfieaniJy altered your les,-3,ure miles witnir. t*s,* past two years*,* How snwtty of ysiu have iiekl class in -*ome fslas f* oilier than your nss-iffttietf citesrotint',* In The fis***-*,; of And en, t»r in your homes om*- nishl" How saany tsf you isave deliberately sought s-'il stutli'itif-1- tiuLsidt* the da-^rnain sitUsilioi1,. I'a'.r reiistKi.*- otti-sT than stric-tly ncadetnic su*etl- lor u rap: no iiuttter !u«w uiit-omfortaliJo ihe- si;ttai,ss*.t msglst ia1 to stttrf- vr.th? Wio-n is the last time ym. wt*ro in ihe Itnt'k? How* many of y-«u cossst-tasisiy ^ir uitcon.*?*,*tou3ly rely* on the IrailiUonal 'luU.oriinrnjn psisstinn of the teacher ah a crutch in you* /t'h.tioit--. with stutter!ts'* How Dtany of you, actinji tis advisors r,j.kt* .> point of irtdittutiniaf ■ararhtatr* s-cfctiol rcquirs'tiisttu,-. *-.» your advis-ocs? How many of you kiss.ni, tiffi'tittii",, wha*, tht* jsens-ral, c-ontcniponay recpt:.**f*rtis"*i"at,*- sirc'a-' How many nf your dep-irtrnt-nu. have .--oji-m". whiclt tire untransl'ertihli*? How many of you haw ce-tisitlert'tl *-i*r.ttnis"y the question as tn whether nr not 8itst,-sst:t University is stat|Ctaietl *»-ducaiiot^aJly*'? l-low snany of you will personally iMss-at* -lontt'thitss Mi h.cln remedy this prtjVjlein. The general feeling nlucli this fejKirtet got as be was leaving the ■neetinf- wgs t,htt it was niee thai the men had consc, htil thai tbe meeting was gtstierally i»3t?aSiS, dae to the form of (lie nieotinis as used by botii -jtc autiience and tht ConjpissMtteri- \ti real piercing tjutations wett- "*>ked, and site Cong-i-aisj-snaeit t'i return pite forth no pierci.-,;* jtTt-tponses. World Famous Ensemble ft* iCarJi Mtisie Quarset, from Mi i s: Ms, mill appear lis ive today i- iJi^abr-h tlsiJl: firsl stt J:,'Jit |s.n. iis ,.ts orft'ii teheareiil as -.tits*** i'lr .irtists wil ifccu-s s ii-*if is-sis-k. tw-rfoiin. andiitta-aer s,s s**sSMiru«. -his -*ct*ond in *--«jK-rri -it "*-s""tt p.ns Bo-iri ?.et-sjssii*; are ttper viititi.it-, vhsa-ja* t.-,*. all m?-i ilt*t***t ;** the Stetson t i-i:iisii,it ly. 11k- t-r,-*tiialtsjt is rOMpis-ie,* of Jj-ttss'ssn.li-Ari Ar;tlrt?jit vssti "i*tnnn. i-*s taH'-.ttpjaiits, and tluec An t-'ii*a«t ar.istst "Xiltard < obo, ttrnr, Siertins: .ioaei. who plxtys ns.*-,itu ■x'.rtn-' tnstrunienL-, and 11 t--*r -1 .i-t 1 '-i n kl i y. nil t s p lay s iiluc. s rt -,iii!it. and tjvind .is-ir.intecfcj. 'iDe?*- four young pi i-ft-r-iK-rs jtsaie s-ctsred major .-tsjs-t-ssv. in Eunspe, Ilte Far Bast, and --ssi.im Acierics* as well us in the Csiited States, whew they have been hailed from ci>asi to i'i****;! as I lie finest group t.f their hind in tht* world. Their .St-itson pmifram Is made up ssf a crosis-seclirsii of Teiitiis-sam-s- inifxic from fi-tly, Fran,-*, liptTniuiy" and .ttpain, both s.-sR-ai and ia^tr-jj-nenial. Thnir -switad is es ".ting, and, ftiei aiise ssi the use of aiitbcniit- reprts'dus'tinst's of tcsnai-at-ifiet? insi rumentss. ma of the *--sit*a3 :eci:nitjueat and itsHesttlisjasi, of r-he lime, new and frtsli tn trie ■nodern ear. Tin* prtgram In bv hi-ard here ranges f*otit j-arted ciu-.ic of Luther's tis- tntany- to a setting by OriAfitio di Laft-xo, the ]-nis*.| t'osnitiptsfitiii of rto doiibt urtprintaWe hit of composptsti. word-piiiVs and inclitdet- s-its,t> W"s:sr3,s for luie and pantlia, two tif the many insinsrnents tu«?d in this s'tincert. The portrait tbus er*coniptt*i*w?- of Ihe music land t-oincidemtallv of , -J - --. - the rpoaisssint-e should hs* of inlete-tt to tnany in our Adimissioii charge for those outside llie University ew-jnmBSMiiy st tree to those under 16; 50 cents to studetiis; $1.00 to adults.