The Stetson Reporter

imm VOL, 82 Friday, November 14, 1969 NO. H Student Peace Gonim. aiuaent reace iionim. r%g - rwi jp «■ Sets Moratorium Activities StCtSOIl I O IjCt Baptist Funds The Student Pear* Committee has nos completely died out i-i nee ihe Oct o her 16 Moratorium. As the war goes, on s«ts gsj-es-. uur sseaareh Tor peiieif, The indefinilenesss of fitesident H \a?i's sttaienienl of New Vietnam policy has nut really eltanjit-i-i anything: ihe men art- ,-liil dym*;, thus, we hare si rattrai commit meni to do T,i*>ii sue t-xsn ht-nt*. to s»iaiow agiim ts**.;*." *-i*e iViil pem* must be *is,*h>e*-s*-si sisi-as., not a year from iw"* Vtith these feelinsts the i'ltstsi MunVnt C-ontniitiee fur Pi1 tt-s sne! Monday -iiph .ss *■ .-s-*- p.j*t"> Tor tills -wet-is- isi «"■*» trails emplhxtsis dtsrirtsj -"its Ma.*rtatoriuin -mat he that of a twr-x-s.nal t-onitiititnieo,. what we xj- hsiiijtdttiils can do tts find r*t-as s- i ss sius*-*, pt'i*s"t«nal s tsm-iiion-'nt. the aetiwiies of \'s-*-.-'t-iiihtr It ssnd 16 will bs* a lasting -ripi from noon Friday to sundown un -t-alursjlay*, and prayer fer ptsssci- 3*1-'*? afco hope to proiidts trans-portition to Oriando for iht eatidielijiht parade from h'spos-ittort Park on Friday iia#t al Us:30. The -air.pon of ai im«cested -"liiuVnt- is both encourageri and ns"-t*tts tf. This actksn b nut ,-iiiti{-=tirled by the administration or affiliated with the Mew Msttstlijsation C-orrimitteeV March sis Washington This is an a-ttttt'n *, individuals to -ho* their xornmilnienl te the Peaee siitsa-erneni. 'Hits* war is stety real its us tts il is our *'*%* sd» tha"; d.w dying. It is our d«r> m do what we can to i-ttip ittit sem-ele***. Xlling and pray* for peace in the world. Pleasf1 he with us at I hilly Tower and shots, your concern tor the fiititre of yojr country and tne world. Political Science Ckiuiirll A Success new truursies uod ineana for 1-ssriy litis rsat'it-issstler. Ihe rttiprmina independent iitutty. pt,itii.*a, *xt"«s..sis-e department tSr-qyiremente ha\e bt-i*n-siimtisl arssivs-ssor-x prr.pos.ed and fuiiy* met for inemtei-dtip in the tirtisinitted a DepartsnenSal national political science f stt,n«! on wiichss-xenssiidente honorarv. Pi %t,ia Alpha. ws-fs*- tivised lo serve as an Efforts, for e*,taN«sl:it-g better -y-'isr-x-ty i*si,mstti. At the «-mmunicat*on Atno'ig siudents sisirt«riitiitis*j session on ,«<■ f&m% a-,f |,s ttrpartinent -*-s-itSx*ii--3ii-r tt*-s. the tsiijes'tii-e tsf ■?<■ , (, -_],*. .,ros0!*i for ttj-.ir-.il Wall- a earthed as r*ss.- ttir*? i'i--r ,-'..*siust mu til" iiss' lis . -"»- .-is .ss ald-f-R;--' *-flsl -*■ -t **S.-l-,.Sl - it*. t'Sila-.?l,t.-s'-. *tlir -1* s s *s . **.'.* t ]«-- , it- I's-id . jt il t -!. .ai -*i as, t , ; : - . - .. s i ".. ->-- S-1tt--ss i .* aS - ,a - ?-Sa.*a ts -i- lt'*t t 'ISj-'* " -.-I*'* " a lippcr-'tai-Mri-ii ss i.ar3[t*paiss* a*- ad*. is.-t-s -*t ;,.,.,!i a-a ss.-ltil«" ii, p sn *.-t | h « ptt-1 «i xt dt l it. i's- SOritflt; - i "St S-S-i -S ,-jSja-; a.. a|' gk( - - *' i (s»'i,i,s"- t-t'les ,iss*. - a - - I ,t it i"s-S*l- i" itt*- -JS-S *l - *- isii*- :"..i it. r, ,-sKt),- *a.r * si -lis; . nd -'- „ l.iatti s? t"tir-ei"i-ttj pt'ssytititi.., ,*, at .** t as s s, s: s- t ,« r -..(Its *■ -Is-paO 'iis-r-ts, i hs t"ss j11 1 sas-(s-s*s-t-s]tss Hi' i"lt|Stt*i;il I -ts I* it i,aS*-p,laStj Steistisl S,|l lu Siti 1-. ^ c*lc\an Overhauls !*«nirtl And Administration .s*,t--], s or.it. - is.,f i - * .as: r**i--a,r-*i.*.-**- {-.sts,.rd ssf -sis-;- st'senity i-sit-iid ii -*--st-s*p'Saii iessri>siis,/,*i.l]fsii tsf the I lost ,*d -i r-1 ,. I'.], s. sjsl- r*t?st Ti lei ll ri lis* ss-* 'l-t si..ioiii'i*-mlisi.i ainietl u s-rsa>tit.sis.; .i betler halatss*sid and itsiote -caiistss sysstc-u] of eainpus i*t*---t-n iiiis*o. Maji't featursis of 'ht plan ini-sude- 1. ."utidifioi* of stissdeitts ami fai-a*i;y- a», noting members of the avt- -.landing Board eonmiittees where mmf poitey is foottuiated; 2, Creation of ihe offices of Chancellor, nominated by faculty and stu-talis, aad Rxs-cuih*** Vice f^sirfent, each to share adminislrative ret-ponsitiiliiies with the Ir^-mlsiM-it, ft. Eniiiirgemenl and iJ-rtnariciiUon of iae Soard to include ireeeni graduates. issii>'xaii;.iini and ttsniiti-ti 'Ovr* nis-i isltintni were namet a3 the line of ihis* ennomusfntenS iiH-ludint; tiss-o ta-isnieii antl (wo black S-rtistecs); 1. tlnaWin** N*nior-t its h-> nontinated ami io -not*" in -dumni trusi-s-e els?t:tioiis; Is, Erdtt-rf-ement of tits, Board (ftom 26 to 29) ibrou^ a system which *t*isurstas th-t? e's-eiioi! of at ieasl thrt*t- tecent graduai-sis as truslttes. The new We-aleyan praogram preserve*; llie iniotjr-ty of esttaliiished Univer-tit-y mlalfej*i8isip. hui la cited by the Irwlc-s as "a stj*iiricani- step*' lowartl Uie ttitisaaate torm of UniwRiiiy gowrnanetf.; "a Irfead of sludenis, faculty, administration and trustees rather than a iinhajje of •"tswatially separate bodies " STUDY ORDERED By HELBN OOiLI Sen Ne** Staff Wriiw St*sss*t-on tlNtlv-t-aity by a em&m ■mm insiiaitlaei M fli'Mias! •urppart afront tlw norida mpti* GoottmWm for Uils yi-arx but a s»mmitita**e was apptitar-ited to siutly tbe telitiliotaiihlp tetwii«ri the "feptate and Stttaeti to dii?t«rminta if the *'J1ll6a|aiwi»hsp,'' ishottld es»tinue. Baptists ste tppttlttteti a second eom«fti*ej§ to "atady tha feasibility for coa*<rt«lion awpport to tie H)m fear-h Atiatitie CWlege.*1' Tbe AswMijiB-ted Iftaaa w-MMtl^ that afi*er a 9# misjati? iW«te last night Use cattvettUoa, sneeting in Ssiar-ii, di«iisiiaaM hy a note of 382 m 3*IT ba s?i"*t»!#-= its f*IO,sK» ali«N«Hr'Si! to Sutssoox which tea an ow-al DUd>-et of about $7 -mBUoe. Totjlay ai nsxia the eatire dsitleptieii voted to apptone tbe complete badijet for tbe Baptist Convention p*t-ta|-*-«m whkh soeluded the tfoiiatJeB for Stetson, fir. Ead Eddington, chairman sif the tSoard of Trustee* of tt t e i st ra ii t" a t vs'trsi! y, warned ttislstx-. tha; "The close vtste -t-s-cssli s ha Stetson, tin -jTwUtau-Mi t.*s."ssmmiited to Use highest standard of academic education, must inteimiff iti e-fforts- to eowmeietfe with ip***!!*" -"ocsta Bori-ife HmOm." Ha also noted that ttta «s*rtis« "Which almost defeated ftosiiHtial si p|»rt for So*i»n last tasfht fjii-as ,wme IniiisaOian of tbe psi*oblem whkh jfeptisis **« faang hi hi*|hBr education not only in IferisJa test in oiiher states in the Soai*era Bap&t Oja-seotion."' A coaration spotatBiia smid that ifelepiws were Irked by hsatotint phwa forswi-r trVactdstrt ifeei r. iCJeste-i «d espifaiEai-^ **ii*i»i»iT*i mm boys ^ 0^ trading visits lis Ststson domi*ftorle«,n the Mmi®iM l^sisisi s^poritsiistij. For savcarsJ ye*rs time haft been mounts ag opptwiWom at the jfloiAtat 18*i**lisi tl^nveRtiosB to continuing flntaasi-lal »ppo« for. Sl«tson Uniwrttsf. Ab*MNU 9W pt-tsom attenAtd the conference, sSontinnei «pport for Stetsoa afjnii^^ty was one of the itnajor iassues ds*^t»i. flie ress.iliititin apiast fannei- mjL- the ttl^OOO to Sleteun was iritrtssieced by Ur. Den Manm*! ef the .'Hup-its-th Baplisi t'liui-sth in ttfi.t"SlS ttr t;<*ri-n subirutisi-ti his j*t*s- tertitis-.n as pres,sient r-. ihe s-oi- j.Vif ni .3une afis-r bet*i*-' -«IVl;,j-, a -I'ti ,-x*-ifid«ice*' Vi-ls- isv the faenily- Ke was tilled in a Kea- hschty aubtsiiiobite aesasfent i** day (Merit hb sh-pping i*«sstm bectsrtse ettectee, "Dr. s*^r-en was a fawilw el the FBC,"' -aaid W, G. Si*r*sia«a*iiera editisr ef ilte gronp's rrwithly s«wspspsar. "It ijbiiiekiMi jmsost nf oar si-etnbesrs when he re>i-erved the no carttsifcnee vei* feint the teachers and deans.'* '"The Florida Bapttet Ctmwsti- Can was oust totp?**is-»ii srtth Br, Serentts warst and it cataias-d a great ileal of rmciua apitist the faculty iiiiS3efti»ij of itg smM apinst ihe fts-raier pretsident."* Stracener said a rsspert uf twys and girts, swsi*ifiiti| atudeat wits in dsairirttis *"apset tnany ef the Metatses'* ae did dssnees span* iKsred by ttw uoinecstry- "They're not rnad at *attntiies put m by- fraternities * sorcritiea, but the cnes that might hate acftool ,*-ap<m?iisicsiiip,** ha said- Thc spi*esrrian saiitt the FBC 'has taken a ijenerai stanii aixssiitst tianeing hr a nairtxier of ye,irs " Slett-itat] was eritit*ij{s--ti is: Di. Maiitiueitt dtcurneil fur "tibttral titt-s-.s-aty" ir. its st'dus-s-ttisit metl.- ttti*. Study On New Mode Released **-tt*i.tt3(I\*U!'si.tt - fops, Iin* tiittiiitaii nf itie Utiit-n- t 'i sn sn -Itt-e >.n Ititeniiil J-t'Cirtsv Hiss i-t.ar*M that the Msni, 'tluhtltjijit ,sn Co s ts in it See u. "*tloini?iat.t*d by* <\-iuniwi~*-is '* ai*d th at *h? Vi<-tn,.m Mforatoriunt C*«iitmitit-t* i*-. "part nl' a prs.sj-st-.itn ria maneueer •tietatgncd ard organ ired hy ^otnn^ulii^ls and oihs-r n.*s,tiiuittitinarii?s.** itep ititshard ichord (tlMo.j said it fc. not surprising that "Americans have bat-kesi away from the November deuionsttations of tt'ew Mobe" stnee. "tftCi per treat of tbe ret-tilutioninag Marxists in ihb nation'* participati**! in the Oet, Iii Moratorium. His eontiniitee, wbieh usted to be called the House ■Un-American Activities Committee {11UAC) has s-ei-ssased a "-staff .-tudy" on the .-to-caBed fall peace offeaiisive; sturdily'a ftfisrch on Wa5»hisi|lo«, sj»jri»sted ftf New Mobe, the strikes for pseaee Nov, 13 and H sir»»*pB*aW! hy ;l.e Siitdetst tt;tstiiii.-*alio?i ittimni'iis-e. tied isical3}--.irt-xti**a. ted Monitoriuni art ML <•-*-. Tie siiidy stays Stinlcni Wo he is «.-n.iitrolieii hy lit Yoi:.if» Ssi-t-ix-lisis Alnasssx*, svhich is the frtuit. isrifiiiu/alitiCa for t.h.i- *ts.is.-i,iltatt Workers Party, whisth h tlse tVisrtl wrgasiist^tttsn for the Trotskyile t'omtiitiiiist- Party in the l5,S„ which has tseets prown its ise .nubwwtv*-. Attitstiigh many of the Mora tort um iraders are **si niie*>e>l> mot i rate d, * * i he st sidy says, they hare unfortunately beasnie "intimately allied with a distinctive pro-Communist program and ieadeitship," The study calls Daw ~tte!linj*er, co-chairman of the New Mobe, a "self-styled nom-Soniet Communist.'* *The news orpniaationati pietsent at flew Hois-e planning sessions, IJheratioB News Servicst" and the Natitmal CJaiaWdian, are wferred to ass ikmrnuHiist orpna, proving New Mobe's sjtorobiatloa % CloinmanisiA types. Tit*- pattern of tht? fiJi ps-ast* ttTi-*,-; -,s* -'is ntu isa*- ttt' It-Rili in aite, .xiiis*es'e prist**.-* ,-,i*iiiit*.t presumed ir.a*it'onas-h*s n tn r Vts.-tB.snt pttiis-ts*s." act-sjrdina? ttt ilte sstytiy. "iisstlier. il n, o-i*- ts f s'.Uimii Con in -i ii i -i n-tmpula*.k"Ti. exploit ati on ttiin suhversioti... "In the words of the tjoniinianiatl Parts-'*. s,vx*a=.t coas*: ncicsps-iper, llie * People's Wtsriri, -1 lie Moratorium Is he in-, vtevtisd, not as the eiirnas or higti pt«isst but the openint* shot oi the fall offensive ssgaistst tht war.' The us»j«e niay haw heesi inadvertent but it is. nonetheiet-*- api, the fail offensive isindeetli Hholc a shot al tbe hear! ol a4meris,-a duoog a time of cs-isis. *'Let th«*e who eontistue io participate in the fall offensive do so with no iiuaoas, So matter what their intentions, Ih airesuit wili only he aid to the causse of the Communists in iini-^w,, Peking ind Hanoi - and their adheveats atid apotK here at home," the stacTy