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-wnr-SI tt>* ^«i,82 IVitlaytt November 7* 1%9 NO* 10 All Seven University Social Fraternities Placed On Indefinite Social Probation I * SERIES OF INCIDENTS SATURDAY SIGHT FROUCiS TME LAST STRAW" In a letter mailed out tiiis week. Bean of Men C-eot-je Borders, informed all seven taseiai fraierstittos on cacipus U;at they were being plated on social pro-baton until such time as 3 lie fn,titeri:ity system sti* ,t ~ai;o'e ctstxld eome'iip wiji a » protrraiit esmsidered constructive for ail inenibers of lite sr-aic | Creek system arid to the tnlversiiy as a whole. Ttie tester st-au?d thai ?nt-il such lime as a program was tlece'tiped- the indivioiiai irasavrttslies world be sta ainiosl com pie ie sue lal proh,it"on- | Editor's Sole; The 1-tst t.s: tttt letter fopon,.* tins Jlurt.t Ttt? .tt-tioit by -hi l*nlversity t-sxti.t a,*-, si -x-n-ili ol c, series isf is,*fett--t*s uy tie il'.rs-efc sy.'-ietii, sa-iu; many .nt-mlscrs* Ji" tite systi.*!*.. th.at haste pla-cu-d tne ahc'is thirty- *.tndetits start ed ihe " -l:"i.*"" al alx.til 3*1 u ehscks act! it*.s**n, when asked to move on *ay tsie Ihhersity ttssittent JSet-.iritv ."ICis ief* Creeii Feather Reset For Thi?-; Saturday Night Sehoenbrim On Nam, Noted Speaker Here November 11 And 12 t.-w.er-uty .*s^ nwm ,0 thf, ^ -m ^ ^.^ -lie fail semester. j*he time xviih mserve slreasi-h inhH*. stafititniting blow to this ra-*h nf r.^j.; ;fcr loW of ^ nvtr ^ snss-ettnduft. on the part uf ihe hundred- While the men vcm siptfleant *!*yneni of the Greek eocoumeed bv a few of -hes-irts population eater last i-tas-urday In the ii*.rm, who took to titittntt night when a -jpt-up of male te iheit. from tllieir wlndrws Jiudenb, itlentttied ,?< almost, all moss, o: thi- women tss the d-ir*n Owela spent nt late night esaoeialj-- yiose on sj-e fLjx»«r hours, frusn aboisl 3 a.ni, '.ill Qoon-. were .spset bt ^eii atout 4:3iO, eiivortmg outx-xidesif aclisins a.- disrobis'tp „nd tru? women's resident1.? hails. ,\ peNsiJttit lm.stx*fe*nB on on*- .,i jtoitp eiitttnaietl at upi-sara*,** lo she dons*-, to Ihe huiidine Itjiii males danced, Saiiouled The Universitv t*tuden- tsbs«tsities. stad look to tarious -^-i-ii-in Guard ^eral limes ""-ages of nnstimsss on the ROTC* ^feeti that- ihe men leare the field wh.st-i net- diiv-s-tly bchird ^ ba w ^ 1W ^y^ hi i.raitx st,s,a,. enforce iheir m-stuest aaa wsso,* ««, "X ^lf,PL^tf -JWhoq-jenlly .poted Itt- i*i= e area, unly (.j - - .-> -i* a*--.t,s reat-tiets" tits Jrt,-.**. -s-isisi-,. hm ?s.s|| .--]ttr-fT **!* 1" ."t***. s.* SS., -- is-*.,*-"- H-atlst-i- l.afit.val. t ttsiu'sla-,. Nu"tv-nl>>r i*. "-t,-i. i. -.it -.- ,y,. *, puv Ki*. t** I- *. -*-'?-,- .,i-.s,sr-S s.sl's,.rr.jxjj - «S-- iiil a ial'i .-,"-! '.-) SVS,-.,- j^j. "ta* sts-taii, s -^r-.; t'ri-s-ii-aiiSy S.s-tt f-S** . i-'x. * - " I . . .S- 111. .:sss -hs ::raay. l\ot. .•„ - *t .*s"*-Cs*-s*i ttli.t* ;" - -r**,*" - I' fast*. Va.Sf ,l*;t.-aa. -*->s .* it- >-,-t ,-tyt-,-* is-i-,,*,!, * 1 ** tt, t Ms-;- sf.i-iy ^t.-jp-. -a 1 a *i s . .Sa* 5t*i *■ ,ltji; t>s- " *-:*-* t a i---sx| .;i-.;t*ts, - --T 1-* a s * -tail l-h ' , i* - : .«, *-s.x "t --j. tre.pi*. - -* '- C *' |*SS *. -Sal IV*.** _* *"-S- -'-.* *t st*- aaaltiS *lt s-a-x-' ; - * * -1 i' * sfstis or-iait .ts-fl : t "*-■ - 'i- -1-3 Ij-t,- a * t; • -- a",; ss«S ta-ft l,y ** "**■* - * a titsl S. !>*=?*, r-fa1,,a *-SS ss, .I -, .-?a.t-t s-s|ti,tlty intnii^- -*- -- t-axi ".--xt ts.-t.x. T.t.* .stet.-astn t **t it st ,*;,i*x |.*JLsJ. a-ag •/,-,lM !• ir.l li-ixst, t hils-irrn's tktrne. ■*it-ir*.r--a lias]si. 1-issriria -"-Sheriffs B«'*," Isarts-i!, ami Erer-peen Dav tta *lfSSS:. * ts-sii* lor *jh- atueeea* $it' the dfSx*. -a. ;a„ ^.^.^q j.^ ^ ,»£.,, ^. ttie -itstrHjt-rss st-1 ihP frW-jng Oui-i-iiiritse, tV.-ehairnten -tally Ittast ansi Uk-k fdahaffey. C'indv 'stirii.. -Isi Aai; ikutesTaan, Jenny stt-it.-is-si*.. ,*a,r]Jt. wice, Crtv i-CT lit- Karen Henne, Mike Lollttai Linda Millisor. Judd I'ltasiraatt C-an**! ttiiroittfc-- Ted -tivfc-jr :-tt?i-a Sawyer, i)fsHn,i VViillstst,*. Marl Weaver, Pas Jleittsv. and hatsuity* Sposvkist-, Ur. sstsirrts and Hr. Andrews. *i«* ""Fly so Five with Fealhti*," •*-'! retjuitt1 the partitipaiitsn ol the stadents In tht CJiewi Feather Carnirai this -^tursttiay night. ,**:s sst-sj's sts-rles of ,es**i, its on Contemporary ,\fi*iii*t-a win --*eai,ure Its Ctsi speaset of rjte tc'nter term ■ Baritt ^ehoershl-]tn. i.warsl-winninij "selevisistia eoj-stntentaiott ami tsathor. He wili speafc in Elltittabeth il ail andis-orhsm, -ttovent-her 11 and ia a: i* t}„*u «"*ehoenbru.n is one o; "five s-pe,titerssa engaged for the leeiute ^-ris.*.^ at Stetson this year. a\ n o n st t.* s ti e r *, p e a k en- throughout the term are Jknator ,3, tt*. Fulbrighi, U.S. Senator f r is m Art ansas. Mis;itaei Harriagion, controversial sspojate-atnan on social issues and best seiilnsj author, and Anibsttisador (ihariiB E. Buhlen f-« L, ,, „ Deputy Umfer-Seemtary of State lettheT Ctmival «*»"«» for Political Affairs. ^ * *™**f P^« ^ptantv* of the deeesson, A siis-pri-iiiigiy to-pa ttitdetts. Tiie Seeitritt t J used came .«n she scent at s-*u- reqne : o;* tiie dorm repwisetitative*. of Erni.y Kail. One of s'sie 11.-011111 tsslti fill' Reporter thai, xhs* hao beer. _i---*nsetl front a s-cnsari rms-p *r*y ;h?t* yssiiii|» ssf ttas*- pxj-tver.-.*' *?*a'hil-* the ,*4.i,yrav Caeard «a.- .itttshit 10 slispi-rw- the itrasust.. Ills-"- aid reeOgfs./a*- a^i-*.* ,,; -_|^ r-ssrtk*.pani-s by name, ttrssi tx*. -* ,itso ..hi? ts- I-tenttfy ifct tr-yt. iiisj*ir*ty of list me-ias me-tsh*-** nf fe'e-isltttts. L'n- ortunately t<,s. jt(^ li:s-,ds*-r3 tt siitly lite csipp-nc.-s =.. stries ,af jic-'ixin,*, t**- ~ ;ss;. fr,.ten;ity ;,-ysst?m wisis.. I*;,- msisitest ;n litis drastn mssetss-i ■s-st t3tr ;arl n; i."a= in xersit-- Olht-r s-'ueh ""seienaaies * --,..- -*tl-.t?n p.aes"* duria-s s,tn- *, ta-. ss, - *ii'-ttt per cert*, of t;*-,.. s>,-i.--r,*i--. men ■.--> eampn** uptieiare*; ---a o- OiisaS iliai reci'titK- -„ci,- --a** aci-niPes, sathicli ii, ini- pass sjs-s hwrn tsitistsataive o- ir.-tterr..i- -ttstion 1s1 arc-as ether than ;*].* isten-ly st,s.-iai ,^. ijeij,-, r.-fta*.,.,i si- sa-lttit mated, in iiehl .*-f the •ot-.v-j--JI.n-; seties of me-auitinx ami isun-sss.-Stont--, the t itsts-itxt.v has decided its plart- <.ht si.tBn* system on probation, on u-kl. The iinmedsasae reaelion its ih<« :ioiiflca*Jun of ptobalion tta.-. been naturally mixed. Tht* esvtremes of opinion have ran from tiaraate t0 wiihstlfaw from Ci-iteeri Feather Carnival actnrities The seties. which got underway in Septernber with noted SBC neweaster Sander Tanocisr speaixing during Orientation Week, pi-omis.es lo he one of the most iuformative ptop-ams in the school's h'sius-v. Or, Itlalculm tfynn, arts tig chairman of the "Artists and Tutoress Committee, predicted this wee*,. iCsssniiisissssHai ssn jssias-. 5, number of Ore-si men said thai- while they felt ihat- the action was hatt-ls, it. vs-sats not eniirelv unex peeled, nor was it. obtsonsly, totally unsatisfied. This reaetion would seem to indieasat? that the tireek niett were not entirely unaware of some of the exest-s-as-sg of their fraternities during the earis? weeks of this s^s^er. s.C»s«stisisi.a sis* Pi*st« "ll
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