The Stetson Reporter

tag \ ^/^ \ „ x . ^ * l*tp -/ \, *siix1'*-X \ML.«2 I'VWaVx Ik-irtltrr IT, l<#€9 Ml. 7 """kT * 1 1 1 i J"* ft , .x»^,,„ „™«™. ,w..,^ ^^.^ ^ ^^, Neighborhood tenter "Fly To Five W;tIl Feathers" Needs You The Neighl*ss--rl.a-sBf| Center, -the lues: thin.2 that ,a,"-s happened in Ik-tjaiiiditia luist, :ane,'" may nrat be ii*i-.g for this v, t,rld The Center is tn sleep fiauitctal ciiffit allies. Their i,'s*nter Director aas been paid jO.iOtst1 per htmr. The twiyii.Btti! of the real has been depe.-nlerit uper. List tniseate ■.tenerosity by a pitifully small number of people from the Hei nntl area. ittiless the Center tan -?e*, some niosiet before OeSsbei* 31 the dears wiil clnse m Mot ember 1 aix-erthi:*; to one ui tae Center ihrectors." In ta note to the Human Helaiiutis Council Fred York invisitietl tne tolliwir.K tties-sxai!e «t Ihe Neii-taitioriititHi Ctnter 'Every agency, v-very ytraup and SH-arli ev*ery inthvirlunl tvl"fi has het tane ttct'u,T,n1;esi wilh ii- work sthc- (.*<* liters, hns uf feted lisithiue" hut iiraisc Li these anal tst her cetritnents Vctrk emihasked the With net uf ixingihle und is tangible (ttjctti that :ttt* Center hns alone and will continue In do if it ean find a way to slay isi existence. The Center must h*i'*e muiiey and il rnusl have s luney immediately. IVh-nehsry du»it",tit"*iis of nny sire will be tif great value in at- tempting to keep the Center or. the paths of ^resit sutssess whieh it lias alr-'ady started to snup wit for itself. Theme For Green Feather Sails, Task and iJit-k Mabstffey have started work on Sletson's ammal fireen heather campaign. Trasita- and Mahaffry-x this year's co-chairman, for Slelsoa's annual chasritv- drive slated that "Fly To Five With Feathers" would be the slogan for Ibis yearns drive. The annual charily drive is one of Ihe most important events in the sehooi calendar. This year the goal fur Onsen Feather has been set at S-L30(i«. In last Year's Drive For Five, the Stetson Community raised over 55000. iV *Si The Oreen Feather drive is a eoneenimtetl effort by Stetson to donate io several worthy stharifies at one time. Included amtmij the charities will lie Stetson Community Fund, tvetg«"en Day Sehooi. Duval Children's Home, Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch, Helping Hand, United Fund, and the Community Center, During the busy week students have planned several as*tiviU«isof imteistst to the ntudenl hody, as well as to the eitbens of tbe local community. This YeaFs Miss Hatter eontost has been postponed until the Christmas *«asom, however, another fa.--h.on show spon**»id hy a local business- will be held on October 2S On Saturday. November 1, the Pancake Brunch will be hehl, followed that evening by a gala t-amifsd from 7 until 10 p.m. Hull-ay field, mjoths wili be set np by stsampus frateimities and other os-pniaattotts with bo admission charges. The policy for the allocation of the funds collected this year has been changed so that the T'lie St-Mason Bun lent tioverniiieiit pre*en hs The Tains and the IM tiers in . em-err on Friday. ("HHtihi-r 17, llN-.""-. It will be held -til Ftaibai-dy Auditorium. Ihiytooa Bench, K ion da. iHatirs ivil". open at ?,*)0. ihe t oncer; will begirt at i-t'Oth Stetson ts tut lei its tiia-*y linkup their tic keta by pri's-'Eitiisg thesr student I.lV irt front of tiie s*d,il*t on Tuesday tbrougb Busses will lis.* | ms iv tt led lor those wlio need transporta-itictn. Bus tickets are available for twenty five cetiy- nt the ticket d *sk. Steh"oo Community tv ill excrt-ias gtseater eootrol over the was, n whieh the funds villi hs allocated. This methtid ?-i control will alio** th-* Community itssieif, rathet tha* some ou-ltside agency, to tieii-s-b- whete, and in what amounts titt funds wil tie dislstibntetl. tn "Si - way it is hoped tth»l the Orev-* Feather Drhre will to a greiaiei degree mp-resiaint lie wisher* -. the Stetson Commumify. The activities which sarroaita] the week have tredititinaii* provided the student hody wit«* mtsel in the way of outlets isat ingenuity and fun- The nigh long ctmival pmaents a varM; of forms for amusement aa*. fund raiamg. 8aeh of ia-* Fraternities and Sororities either cooperatively or mdividiatl> puts up a ttooth for the raisin*., of money. La,** jiitar, the first JMliit.**- show, coordinated by "*""h llaiwrstty bhop, was a tu-* sucst"e« and pw^ntlaed to tin Islapbiou Co-ed a first hand viev of fh# latest styles for fall COaCL And The Protest Movement i Last Sutidtsy, there was ao enthwiasttc iteeeption to Or, Wayne T. Bailey's talk mt the Protest Movetneat that esists itt the pretsent day society, at fhe meelmg of tbe Committee on fentrowtssal tstntes. The talk i^uleMid aroumd the topic of why there is a protes-t movement in this country, aiad whether or not the up coming peace day at Stetson is dis*eetly in vol wo* with ihe national movement, or is an effort on ihe part of this community to express the relatively stanie feeling, but in a diffeteot manner. There was maeh confusion among the participants as in what the Festoa day would involve. It was concluded that Stetson had Hnidlry acspiined some kind of political conaeiotiisnesas, and that tha students were becoming tnfoivs-sd, not to Just get involved but to e*tprii****t honest feelsnp for Peace, Another gusartioa that lutaaflsse waits that of what did pace means This brought on a rather heated and vajfed discussion <rf p#sa»e aad its KtevriiiiSjissy ia a world whets a North Vietnam still emsted. What was ©.n* mati" peace-, -teaa another's aafOKj,-, st- set eoneiusion waits ever fsj-n-, but a greater un#rstaffldin| a. each argument w« laMcompllxAed. Qnile often, the Feae movemenl alttouih intertwine with the Protest mowmetrt, dor not go radsoally ia*. far. Th FjtotiT»s*it movement fe prone t m-Molte dorni-tstie sasoes t*an*pn from racial proWenis t- govejanmeotal welfasre L-aftms. fi- Bailey gave a gsxid anatytas *- the movements of thus 'fiftx, an. stated that he much p«asfei*ris- the invosffenient tin the pastt s stidetrts today as oppsj.*is?d to tl* apathy of the 'a On anri rjh- UnwOB of the M«Carthy era Many people **eerta.i-**d to be a ease and thej spoke withot inhibitions -* th* mtsi*»Ung wass- succi-m the topic n#»t week will be a analysis of the Oct. i MtOTatortuatx and tt* t*apio«i*i«dosji8 whsseh ma«y ot? -os* nol tattctLir. C.O.C.C msass***-. i booiay ewabtp m a*t;0fl p,m the Cellar Door. For furth, information contract Pa*n Ls Bo* 206.