Stetson Reporter

REPORTER VeiM Wfef .Stetson University, Poland, fbrlii It Is almost horol-IH! Greenfeather is over $6,500 goal RyBrttyiHiatan !1i- fiffO .n-al set ifsr the 1973 fisHieet. this vear's Miss Gret-nfi-ather and represent,! i-> Phi Mu son .rsi;,, cs-iketsv. ISM sif ;bt Itil-d amount. i.--t'sls-at3H- pri*-'es-l tins aet-n ;--.■ -ti I aflc" a «ssfs iii hettic Hss' ii-.3M.h-,- raided at tnt .«.; «. s!-.ana* eicnt,- Sn far . arn val ua*. t.pprossnsalf It *!.* tills a*t.:iuT ,- mt.ncy 4"c-f Toe first itrtc winners t; -■-f-3l.-; i" s'-sott. bt.t ;ss:ii*e tne s'srinval h«.aft. cunt est is.iS',-. .- -i,.7 ti 'isiisk m -.vert, V psax: Stabiiard and M -.; .; ' r- .n-i-uisi _aj:u* hi---.' ij*1;e-. Sh:*". \iu-ti--i -;-s si - \i...„, d-reersfeati-er ^'..fj. , lS|i,,-'? JSi, j^i, Jad :. Is 1-.S" iS-. .i-'-i.-'l 0IH1.;IT.teU plOs'C SlsCilS*, Ifrll.plsS -. t;:;sii sio -s-sirc ita,! -«-,,.:. dl.i-sstr-, *-■ 731/;; Shu v., ,,«17et*.io< : - . s<... 1 -,. - --.< i.r A's-.;cs j|_;i &|-,i --;r1 cisee' thand, Cs 'Dark of the Moon*; witch meets girl- Nmember II-IF an:J i ari-it-t. Hall's Jfsil. Ciilit-cting tlte. The i-frsffle ht-augM n SCf. Mart u-le wa- ;he i„raiid proo- wanicr. unm-!!; the ten-Speed hike Tnci,. 1'< watt u, a i&c- if:- Sa\'in-.;s 7-ioim frACi tbs fbirnt-t; liens, .srd f >r»u=; t '.at--idrn wcr *lss: caiiii~*ra ibna'cd by ihe Hi .aim Ciiiise-a SI 'ip. - -lit.'.-. er.i- ircis*. :*tf a:vh .*■ tii trcitscs n.oiit :rt..ii*.ty iar ii-Ci*3itr*-a'.ht'r The f'eii MarVt lir.iti-sihi si. abt.ui iff. "i ta 1'aietr, Ki'i.w .,1. 'di-otl,'j rft.J lacsda;. i.Url-. c'lllctted 'iiieh.y <», ; s-1 7l'i ,-iCB f,*i"i-. .c s n ds-. s-ntl-cr 71 t-i.'ll.-cltsii ap- nravi:is.iieh S100, P..ticase Da;. i*i-iiiriautcd ffSU is. ti-ecr- •'t*arhs;r, anti the .fftld -..avt -Ji-. ,ii.»s ronti-ianied finds. All 1 .ret-att-aiher mans*;, 1- th-r.,-iled te char.tt f-rganiiations. Fifty percent tf tlser-ieiic-*, IS;« vet- lethel-ohr-l I'sto: and tbi-. n-nr Ihe h> lohnKi-Uy .V l««-' Sn vcr Theatre ;s busily pictN-rs s*. i-r lot first major p^ilL:-Ji"C,: 7;sc 73-7-1 season - 1. >v. -1 r«. ri 1 cItardson and ff I.ws. th-rnt-i '*> "Dark of the .-,ti-i«-i' li;. i-oy fitting that "Hark of it',- IA t-a* c» Jfiie on the --•i'k;*<- 'heater level that is -.there i -it^an *l*iark ef the 'di-ai. i r;euta_h titleo "fsight dels-" .ta> written by .-;;r-l'.srs,-. io a: st. *terr.ci dunng tin,-t*s.a- INI ,il ;ne Statt- f*-si\t-tMt> i *' la*,., ll was first pt, dui ed 11. tb- I tstwrsity i" seal re s*s i^S under tne title 'H,,re,st," Allen ' "Barbara .Mlcis* vas awarded the Maxwell Anderson Avanl sisveit bj Standml Dniversitt'i far the be.-,! verse drama of the year "Hark cH fat* Mono" was finally produced on Brondway by tne Messrs. Shuberl, The -.bow appeared m their -With Street Theatre Moy *.i Wis, Inc itiginal Broadway cast starred Pit hard Hart and Caml Stone. Tlie pint sif "Dark tf the Mosin" clo^-ly Mhiss the well known Ballard of Barbara •tiler. A witch boy from the otouatain eatne, A ptnin' to be human, Fer be had seea tbe fairest gal. .ci-iiiiisiesl an ps^i? ,=', rc-nitin.rsis; ansa ms; mill bt ei video aniaisf.; nine at he; cliantk-f, Tttesc* arc-the Otivali tin hirer's Heme. Neighborhood Center, TB Ai-.se-esatiaa, Humane Sociei) rior.da Methodist Children's Home. DeLand Guidance Center. Sltlsea F-inergcnry Fi.ad, Project Concent and Frcjecf irtopc and Gret-nfeatns-i bcttoiar.".hfp Cone, Altbougn net a inor.ci- mnking eioat. the tennis teurnamenl added lo the general spirit of giving tc f Irt-enfr.tihc-r. Doe lo the large number of participants as well as poor wealh.tr cunditivits Ibe tc-itrtianicnt is still .n progress. Sieve Flink has won the ntt-n's itwliiiuslti oil p.iqi? ;1 A witch bo 1 f#r he had $@m ike fairmi §ai, A gml namod Barbara. Allen SAC Referendum soon By f. Rlehardsoa lo tiietr afternoon meeting on %ovs;mber a, lu7S, the Studeni Affairs Cammittec blnnCy rejt-cted in disrassion any ideas caneerning an amendment lhat would insure student opinion reprvftentatiar. ir. the rfroup. Tht idea concerning a netd to inakt tertaio ih;it student apiiiton cauld and wnuld be voiced on the Student Affairs Conimiflee was related to the croup by a student attending the meeting Be stated that lie felt there should be "some way tu insure the students that ever Uit- perisid 0. vac y t-ar the SAC siuesn't become a type of sihgarcfiy". fie went an to say lhat dais "might possibly nuppc-.t sinte the SAC 10 the present plan could tmpse sot iai regulations and alit-ca tt- st uden t a tonoy w il hoc t the students be tna a hk> tsi re j ect the prono itncc tne nt f-ie emphasw'ed the point that "student!* should bave the power lo at least voice their apsaian,5" mi matters concerning their social regulations and activities. An argamnation such as tht- SAC. as tt is presently proposed, fails to do tins," Furthermore, he went on fa say the "students should aise have the power to insure themselves that their IHS 00 activities fee i> props.rH} spent, and right now thr SAC plan das;s not etiarantee a cheek." He ttnished hy stating ~'lhe idea of a community government lunclioiang around tlte Student Affairs Coniniitti-e is basically a good one. but with tialitmted power it cauld turn into a monster, Af present it ts a benign organiration and fairly sensitive to the r.cstds t: tne ■*tudeni Bul when eongbsiiirrattns; the aid SAC with the old Student Caverntncnt there- nrssi-. to be sciiiie implemeotaliar. to insure the students they will not get ruts over " Kebullais to these coirsuienlf were numerous from members of the tkuuert Affa.rs Committee, The large majority of the it-plies, eeaiered arcutd the belief ^tattd by M'ke Fronk that tht- "proaoNi-d camtnliter was epn and i-ensitive ta the needs of the -Trndcnl btssly,* "Students ate invited to ail the meetogs of the SAC to vote* opimatv.." he staicd. 'and thsa*e are a few students here today The proposal SAC is structured ts« operate wsthcist a r;reat deal e-f enthusiastic student participation, ff the students do become tnterestec. w -say particular matter they will tic able t« voice their aptnioni in a SAC meeting '* Olher rebuttals fc-Jowctl ,*tnd discussion lasted for fifteen ttur.utes. The cpi-i.3111 or tht- Ciiinmittc-e wa,«i that no new ainendmeni should he added. As it stands tne propasai will be handed ;o the sluieot body -or appraval n; tne nest fs;w wt-rks Tl-e seven majsir points of tht- pbii ,'.re as tallows *1 ff is proposed that four <■! s students .f wa trom Libtrisl Arts, one from Bu^irs-ss, and sose frmsi Mtsstt s, b-eicclen hy *hc ;nrec schacis ,iod that these people tie git er seat- ar. the SAC The:* students -.ht-uld havccoiiiplett-J ai least iwt ii e hj'jrs af cwirse wc-rk drd bale a i.fl ar better grade nesni uveraac. if. i'ht- loterm, Committve recommennsthat the SAC study the feasibility af hsvji,* ;tt- rtanie type af faeuliy repreaeiitatioa on Ihe coninnttct. ".1 All social activities and service functions formerlv sponsored by the Student «-iii*,st-e ir iiM-sit* 1-