'VoL'87 No" 19
Stetson University, Oetond, Florida Friday* February 21, 1975
OJ & Hats Return The Favor, 7
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Sports Editar
s'attu s«.,f: OJ: That was
ihs; crowd's -hssnt and the story
af the game Tuesday night as
fus_eS,-«oo ttntersity defeated the
Salusus, sti Ssiutht-ra Ilhnois fits.-?
3if'5soa's s~~iU« jts&nswn scored
'<; :ss«irts. ,-.rsj sirabbeu 8
reU«a.-*i. rrs teas; toe flatters to
tt'i-1 sutcrv. avenging an earlier
is«... t.. Sfl* s' idarbondalr.
-^.ski W Menweather .scvre-d
< I i«.«i*i^ ana had 8 rebounds m
tf.- .is: sti s--'f,-<:
A record crowd spurred the
Halters est asid rattled
the Kalutris early sn the game,
SMstsa jumped aur to a rjusvk
lead ,?o the strength of Bill
St-itsr's rebounding tsnd held it
through snosi of tlse gasne
The Ratters ted 1st as aiusrb as
eleven but SIU s*losed it lo sine
hits- sn the second hrdf. litis
.h-**insssi- hit a eoupie of outside
jumper? tsi re-estabhsh the
It an.
Bill Seihr scored 10 ptstnls and
hasi a gatsse high ti s*efaost!sds
1'at'e stowtrs added lit psante
asid had a game high 11
rebounds, Have Siowers a sided
Its points and 5 assists.
rrvd Ross held StU's high-
sessrmt, gaard Mike Glenn to
onlt iltshssts and S points. Busy
U'Csinsiell also had (* points tat
his contribution was his
hallhandling. Be repeatedly
brought the hall upceurt against
heavy pressure.
Fan! Morris st-tsred 3 points
run contributed in key
reb«>m;ds, foul shots and
isiii**ts< turn to $=#§« i«i
Retreat Needs Students
f.tasr. liat-s-s are stilt
ss-.-,-s..st .s- f.si -.tisuenn* to ahead
l! u -.isisissistdtts-ulu-asisninrst-
*;si ss sett t-ar hehmary tSt>
t.f,.s;', , ,-», s .ssfbsig rt- Lsuia
Ms-r .a ssi, men .tn -: «*f tne rerreai
-jtss's a sss, sites.- s;f SAC,
"i sinscher .sr pr.'s:n;neni
ia.-si n .,-ssl *,sisn;n.siratsirs are
set -*-.s!;-.i t- attttssl thss over-
rst,h~ - ;ci rtsstetne*-," irtcindiag
1> i'sh.*s.\ Dears t'tianra antr
t-ii-.cr.sr Cs rates Brunei sslstsn,
Petti- H.srsis"r-. siafi Turner
I'etjstrar iiarhara Ksiwe, aad
;»iin-i-s
F.ki'tulty ptaansag to no in-
-hsar- Or- Brady. Wyno and
Gancr,
M.srt*<aderts and faiscltyare
:s ceded, hew et*t-r. :.,ijs Ms
ifcriaisc She iisuk'sstcs thar tins
s'tt'tust ts.il he a tsnie ta mes-f
asid qisesSitsa easistus I'titcsTsity
ei;.t'a:s ,ut-d fsscuiit,
stsii- nit-suher sd the St odes; i
,*\ train, t'ssrcsniffee irsade the
tvnsnsesit that, "Thir, s't.idd he a
sresise-idouslt suspM-tari time in
Stc^s-, is j histvrs. |-3s>re i-, a
chtsticefsirstudeats. faeulrt ,md
ussiirnnistratf.r^. its eet ttsgt-ther
in a quiet SsHi:% and ask
Where au- we eosus; .Stetsasi"."
it's asi s^citsrat pr.ss.aeet "
Siudenis ,?iterested in the
ru-trsMt are urgt-c tit the
ur-'iarjttce Is contact l~erry
Vthle, Director sif Stusienl
Atrit sties liissrfdee '.oeatsai asi
die suet end f.sior uf tile .SCR
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Speakers "Massacre" Al
At Florida State
1.11-7* called it the St. perfsirrnssnee, Stetson Debate
taientsne's Pay Massacre Director Ronaid Baugh said.
At -east that was what other "There's ao way that we're not
teams fe;f like when Stetson's going to win thc state totsr-
Tsebato and Forensses teams nament this year, for the first
Bine ut hishtrj." Tbe state
tournament, held this corning
weekend in Jacksonville, will
detrs-srune the top teains in
Florida in debate and forensic
aetivitles.
Bobbi Ktswe. a junior from
Ltr.usi itsok first place in both
Oral Isiterpretatior. ef
literature and in Persuasive
Speaking Bobbie tlnduii, ,s
jurtisirfrsist. Merritt Island, won
awanbas second plaec- in Oral
Interpretation aisj thtro isi
Persssassec "fpeakiiie.
le uit-bste. the tsiasis of Beiibse
ss«] sus.-i I. il 1 u i rh fsrsf pla com the JWe aasl Mark i'sijia. war.
K ,-r .t. stats, t'nicersitt -sere-m. -s tin- tr«raar;i.*nt.
s-.-sat lie'iate Ttuir- his'ia, sii'dw tnsal -suiid n ii-*
i 't''slhs|',s»;>s.- last ausscs* Mm-.! f ;«-,srsis,. dslies,..-,
ds.lt?- -. a ^s pi.sis'.sse f t'i sis';, uh >: ihb -utivs'- s,.!^,, ,|, j,,
The debate leans of bstbhie
Puduit and Marcia Ttinmei
went to Quarter-Finals before
OJ Leads The Way With 33 Poinh
Trustees Approve Budget Today
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Stetson's Board of Trustees will be on campus this
weekend to receive their annual report, elect two new
members and adapt what Stetson president John E, Johns
ealis "a bare bones budget."
Tlie Board will elect Kenneth Sardinian, a computer
executive from t*ngwood and President of Stetson's Alumni
Asssici at son ano .Mm 1-vJham. a pastor from Palatka, as
new Trustees, Thss tnot-e wiil bring the number of Trustees
tu 13, nne below the maximum number allowest, according to
one t'nitersity official.
The Bstard will consider toshsy the budget '"or 19fi-?e
aeauemit year. de-Sav. told a group of alumni last Saturday
thai thu. budget "u-, been thc most diffieult one to prepre
sins t- I'tv Ih^-ii n ttit administration,*'
,h«hnssti 3 hasl a'ss-atinsistss. wssrd tosav bowevcr, a> ht-
i.sii-ltt t-als:rsr.i i.r.ss'si Ui-;?-, ,c :,-; fata .ti.^nv. a- '-a-$ -*-
tWs 'i-l |-s tt~S- t'S'li- s'l ritllsd i.-u-s .13311 s~.is ; da a u.e '
According to ane University source, "This bucgei is
mesne to tne tight, A lot usf people may be unhappi ttsth sr me
of thc sruts that are being made "
Trustees atteiidma this weekend's session include Dr,
Frederick Allen, ibagrler. Colorado; Kiehartl %r.u»ld.
Sarasota. J«i- fiambetsi Mihan, Charles dasnpbel,
Jaekscatiile, l^ilc ff f.srltoa, Jr. Wauchuia William f
fiapo, St Ft-trnhnrK; I'larl Edmgton, St r*etersbjrs.',
Ralph Ferret 1, Csrai fltbles: Kusbert Fhppo Cmatilfa,
liaissitlarsiiaw Urt-xel t*ark Perm; I,. iasKoy Bitjiii&iiJ:,
-ir, Usii.svilh-. Kc-ntucXt. Wtadeil ,larrrtrd. fir . IVLw-J;
tVaits-i- Mar«e. \apiei-' Jaasc,- \lor.rtss' h't W«]'w. Hra,-h;
A*'r-si.s disss s*. Brsllt-is.--.. \|-si-.sitsii3i; M.K s-tst.iiu-s. V.V--
Ifftii B+-stn; I's-iutih,-. M-r-tn.s-s. Saatt-i'.l. M;-- Air-.
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