Stetson Reporter

T £j 1 P FPAPT Sis MOfcSL 3kliiiJ)iJiiiiiyrWfeffT'W«*^^ InsWt; Stadent Poll on Dorm Vfslfeffiit Trl|^rNo«"ii¥ii:'lZIiIl Proposal passes: erendum nextVU. Mm s ii-i'«t,7-•.*:■» hiio ,.tii«r.dni4 students. Before discussion «f the original proposal M1- Williams iCd-"-Hd tl eta-ssiaihty oi a see«xnti board betag elected aj -.indent- Tins uronp would bt- a -r.si,-i>.ir.e hoard iar the Student Affairs t't-mmittee and would consist t-f sixteen studetxls ts<- ;rs.;n eas'b 3-1ass, tae frwti the -aew-n's dorms, two from the men*s domis. two atf- i an r-is- and two from fraternity r:sw. its tsniy duties would he to attend tbe month'tx student xcrr-. aasl ts net as a sonudinil board ferlhe SAC. xxs-ni. s-ajxasttiun to ibe niiitlan was raised by all three members r»f the Interim Onta- iii-ttet- - Haiittot'S. W'sliiams, and Conner -, Their reason for -.taring opinions against such a s;s}ss1 ititi-E' on parje X Ceunfry Slwegross and Greenfeather g# well together Greenfeather Week in progress: give By Betsy Duncan Without'exception. Crtenfeatherweek has been a success sa tar. according to Liza Bewerse, The Grranfealher Tbemt-, "share in the joy of living and aapporl Greenfeather hx Stvinpf'. is being actively pros-en ny the students through the Kenvrosity shown these first few days of Greenfeather 'ft Celt Altnoagb not officially a part of the Greenfeather Week activities, the October iitttt Phi Ma phiiantltropy project, Hike far Hop, was sjccessful. Out of 129 participants, approximately Hit completed the twenty tittles. Fba Mu is expecting about taMi to bit turned in from spnsors, lai-a wau especially pleased with fhe respanse fa Saturday's Kirk-Off concert. Thorp Shuttle worth worked hard to get Jim Stafford and Pure PraincLoague for the euneert, anti Uau feels that ex*eryone seemed to have a great time. Tlie Forest of Arden wns a good location for the concert she feels, and she hops tiiat other eoncerls during the year ean be held there. .She was plea&ttd xviih fhe Flea Market This event tolleeted St*5.tki for tifeerfeather. There was a fairly good response to this activity, and iixa hopes that this xxill be indicative of the respnse fur other upcoming events. The PMiti Sh; Poher tieprtuieitt _iefthaii game also was successful, Laa says that there xias a goad crowd, coot! spirit, and everyone seemed to bave a good time. There was same muney raised there, but at this time the exact amcar.t af money raised is uncertain, The raffle is going well. So far. according to Uza, there has been an excellent response The sale will continue throughout Ihe remainder af this week, ami Ihe Greenfeather eomuiiittee urges students lo buy their tickets. Over twenty prixes are being offered, including a ten speed bike, a camera, free dinners, and gift certificates, The drawing will be at the carnival Saturday night at S3CW The tennis tournament started last Monday. a full weelt before ilreenfeather Week began, because, according tc Lka, the response was so ureal So far there are approximately 'ts-ii women ixntpetifars and 3 men. There are -,--.,1,1, , a ,,,■( paefc.1 S' 'Grain' to be in concert Monda Etixabeth Hell Auditorium ot I p.m. "Grata" "Gramf a fn-o-niettiiier musical leant, -atll traxel le x^ege tnaipuses Ibis Eall to present niusit with a message. Tlit- riwup. made up of persons who hax~e bved and ti-s-veled/ti-erseas, will entertain students xuth their eon- teinpnrary niusit and reiating of oxerseas eirpenences "There will he an emphasis nn naturalness m the per- formant'e." said Jerry Jones, director of "Grain,"' Stage etpupment will be hmited to essentials Hurricane lamps will light the stage rather than spotlights. ""Grain." sponsored by the Foreign Mission Board of the Sxuthem Baptist Canvaittion. is made ap of two fs.nn.et nxissionary journeytnea a program for college ajraduatt-s na elder than W who work overseas for tuo years«ard :wo sens tsf tareer missionaries. Dr, Stanley A Nelson, associate secretary '"ot the departnic-nt of missionarx prxonnel fcr the beard, fees that 'college students arc* more provincial than fb.t-x ttink tbei are. * They need direct ecntacl with pople who bave 'aaj overseas involvement.'" be said. "People who have n«d av erseas esposure ea n expand Ibe stutter.Fs unde rstan di og id tht* xiaritl." Members oi -Grain*" w.il also inform studeni*. X missionary service apprt unities available twxrseas s tis-fltmsisjU ssi pasis? 41