Stetson Reporter

Vol aZjNoJ.4. .l^tfsonJiniversl|^A,_ Detand, Florida fB4M±JMM£[M-jl±J323-. list .GM^.SlMe.ofeI...ttams..Ad.di:es.^i Fife Release May Have Violated Law by Michael Ijudatt The release sa a student asaihi's- .ist k the IX.SR Vagt lnstiranu-e A^eas.-. m i soceniher hy dtets-st; «-f_:n&.«- may have fcsvsi a i.alatiusn r» the family (fdus atisjnal Kiylils and Pma.-i -let tf !«♦, which hu-caass- s«ffsss hv,-- Swersiber IS, Ths list ec.er. is the DeLst*) nrris 1,,-ss dread) sir. mail ism J,-sra«].« stita the students' home adsire;.... ars s-rtsnn to t\sl ll U. f.s-sies.r'ftustss; -n the- Comp- trulis-'*-: nfffc*- The Stetson sifitrnal tiasd the fist was given "at 1~e sliroetsws of the hrtsidvas ,uod ilie Eisistness \iana.i;o» ~~ Ds Jahss E Johns. iJtefeitt President, says that he did siut auihorsie the rotease of the list, Saisi Johns. "I don't laiou aoyihna about it " We-Presidentfor Finance 11. t'raves Mdnsondseo says that he slid authorue gt\tup the list to the Hon Path* s#'t*ncy« and that it was, done some time sr. Pec ember. Under the new la**, also krioiftii as tlie Bus;kk\ arnetid- meat .after its spatisor James Wus-Mej. CMVi, schools that hold * -'policy sn" pernutttni, the release of personalis, identifiable rswords or files (W persoaat lafortnatten contained therein, of students witb-uut the ftTitte-B consent ef their Comedy Team Here Thursday SiyJs.ffHsitibs. td.is ,,gJ> and C irk-> a i-atSi.-.s, lean. trs.;ts i'httasta. .up *ats-st,ss's Sirtva: sn the s ais-'.s na sis-s* "Ittirsdai;. j.sr.n,-sri fit, disrssis» the htneb tss-jr. Joei, !",drcsssisk anil Thoni t'strh-'. a,ute ;k«nc the opensae a.-ir of .-siis-s»rt,s. tl-rcuehoisl the iiitss-i, appeanag %Mt i-uch timsip-; ;ss 1'hrev Hog Kieht, riiLssias Wanna'It, ft..! Thomas, .aha %a fw,. s^iv^, ,und Jplm 'Vtnvr lo addst ,sr, ilie team has had is.t.*isr-ru«Ls rcicctsiciu ap- pcaraiis-cs. suit c thes hsasat; five tears .is;o. i'ho due lias appears'si sits .hihnnj Carson"* Toriplst Slow. The Mike 1 !«~ssti;las Show and others, sss tit-lias ,st nsght s*i«l» frwti cuast Us ri.a«t, Variety sajs their program inclndrs "a versatile and realistic scsmsf -.rust' with w erythiatt from ""a nisitsir-cyde revi-srisi up ti» an eler- trceardloerasn sn,dfunrtis~«nhsit ■hi an nnajj.sary put tent" parents" sur the student, if twer Ills shall lose all Federal funds. Stetson receives fuad" under several Federal student-aid programs Whether or not the home address ol a student's parents tcusuld come under Use law's prtstjsioiss is disputed hi suite Usns-~orsiti officials. Dr, Jtslms sasd that ~*we jibi don't kiwi" if it ss illei-al to rs-lease the information Jie added that, "we'll cut uui the lists . until we himw. st>- heller to do nothing. Eshnortsisuo .ndicated that he had '~sis»i seen any eottmeni rhat this would oe in eiaiatitiji ef the land* Other aslasiiru--trattve affkials disagreed. One eatsunentee an the release ed such a isst with the slat sis.s-r i. - ds s*;;., uirsirss, u Si= Stiffs) " H't'ff lis-- :~e;s-;rd. prvusid.i;atssti ,;ss leads no. fii st;e new law. received this week by Stetsan affh-ittls As-eorslm^ to Stetson's President, the su'sdehnes allow "director*, mteinatiort" to be "unconditionally releasd to the whole world." The college, huwci er. "must publish a list r«f vs-'hat is directory srsfamsaiioss and rss.eii e prior consent of the student to release tsifomiation " The guiseiines or. directary infortisation refer to the ^udent'a "address " When ,-ssked what address this referred to. tbe tampas er parents' fsotnc- ajdress. .ftitas said. ~*i n'usuhi think it in«-uld be hi^ casispii^ adsi'e-. Seaatssr Stin it"t-y. its the f'aiissretisisiHal Res-tsrd of Dot c-sisacr 1,1. Wf 4. descriht-d asi im-enutn-.esit r.e was i~»fferinii r<- Ihe raw whis-f. ftuiuld illuw '.he release t-f "direelisry in- fisrin,ttiort r.uch persana. facts a» name, address, ana telephsjae number " Whetter or not ihis refers to the parents' adslresj as well is nat stated. BucUev indicate,--, howereir. that usisier this amendment, a sch-oul plannuie to release tins directory mforsitation must "give public statice ssf the in- formatiitn rt planned tu make aratlahle tn Ihe general public, and to allsiw parents i ar students, if aver 18* list so lo notify tht institution that any or all sif that «tf«raiaUt?a sfiMtic, not be released." This sras net sione in the rase under s~uestias; Fdnionslson sasd thar the list is-a- itiver- h tht- Ii«~,s lda>i- ast-osy -this t.sia- bet-ic-se st u,-i« .is taadetr, suta rhe hospitaiisiatios;." whtcts s3 <;arrsetl uso Stetsca studesits with the at.sir.ee. ftie hrtsritsHe n-csacesl hi stadeats at thesr parents horse sddresse-. ad- trertised a JfO-Wu" term .i:e insarttive policy available tc students H.G t.eduervou«d hdd the fte|»rter tha*. lists are alse pven tu ~'Use rnitssin Pitsa ard four or fixe ather finarce s-omiiaiiies. * EJniot.dsen s.i.rl thai lists are prs-nided tc 'natsonaily recapitred groups"* of this load .suifsoo firsancs* compasiiess ss is sersice u ttit student, The Vts'e-t'resicent for Finance aha.' said that, if tht release of the lists rs fauad ts he illegal, inf on nation ef the ryp.- sent by the a'.?iirans.-i~- a^enc*, woaid sonpiy be capsjlei;! atsc -vol t-jl with oritcr trnuirr-iti maifiasts ats;; alio usuacesi sent j. Dr. Johns st.V,rJ that **. sisd atst espect any preset iti o»; sf schools under thf law as it *s..-siu- stattds because of thr s;s - '.-erlasmlies ami amhiauitios ir. it 62%OpposeCircus Plans Flans by the Steisan foisin Botird ta brini; a 3-run£ circus to Stetsnii ttre opposed by sisiy- tvro percent sif Usose retpondine to last week's Beprter pli- Tiseaty-four percent af the respsmdents favor the circus, scheduled to appear its the i'dmunds Center utt February k RespoRses to the question. "Would ysm he in favor of ta J» ta Studs-tit Activity Fees bt-inR *.pent lis hrtae a 3-riOi4 rircus tus rvriorssi at Stet-sua"" wort as fssHcw, ' Would ton favor chareinp studaits S4tt cetiis to attend that circus**' were as iollaws: pet cent af the tesprwdersh: uort- tr tavor. Twenty-tut perrent csupresM'd at- tspmiffli. t*i*5ht Pr«uMsmen «,ts*«sfll¥ tlsiiiiisi.rssvs' Qs-»jhh.w Ssifiiijrsi &rflii SI Tsutsl IK1 supes. -spct ?? pet ■? »s!s-s;siiil 1-. ti«t. « pa *' m * (3<t. tt jUiircssssS 13 pshrslisfli' « pn « psrt m pet 3? 9*1 s» MH-ide-n*. '-t sss s isi pc M ^ * SC* J' psssreinS Oplflssifl 1-3 p,9rei?ss-i. It. p<t s'l ats; 51 psi ^« »s;l ?1 p«re««t ss,j* taM fseufHSsssii!--, Jtesftunses to thi.-, question stumed more stads-nts in favor ni chafKitsu fc-r rhe cir*ass than favors'd havsri;u; Shu- csrci,.... ap- jsssjir This ss,siu|sj «uf.f.;r. iss i,a- pen-er-t itusre than fttth tht prei.'ioii.«. question Senior? e^pre^-sed rnon- apprtsv^i -fsirsy pereerss than disapproval - thirty -nutt* per. s'ertt with the orcpsisai Everi aths;r class s'ltpressesi mtsru- opposttttsrt than aparoial to rue usinussion charge. Rt'presentativt-.s af the ,-itrtym I'i sum "fci,Erd aavt- b. dicated that tne Board tf ans sa charge students a r.aiaH ad- mission f«-e for the t ireus Stssjsusslv I1 r« hi*ss>su i p#rt.s=sul p pt>s-«s.-«s| SQis-heirsift-. i («t st »s-l D.wpprs^ tl,..j»s|.s.e^sr ?ss«nfllt. tta ISI-OSS Sutissi-'l, tatnrn nrm. s tsiiai 'pel SipsIS is »ts sl frSIS Js ftt*. p si s' p«st*«s| IS, ps-t 1* pet j* pa. ** tl-Ct * sssiiicw IS fipwo!.! W psr*es-ns ms total setpsss-bi?,.! 1# sisii J£ pa a pst 1." pet it ps.rs:s.sij *r p^rcsfsss n Pxt sis p.t i# IKS J-? »?*■ '-S ps?SiS.S»t More- --tudesits 279 e?u. prsrssesl strosisi rtisapprtn aj than enprei-uSiHl disapproia! i'AH. s inly 132 students favorec' the ices, with ffliotht-t-,« strs<ncly tn ;ator. ifsaulis ts the nefl quei-tusti. dsiratc that stssiie who appose the i-irvus' appearsance favur rliargine far it if it u-omes. (''afty-llrce percent ;if ^usior.is renpondsnti ;(i this question t!>fe .sppts^-e ti. cliarpsrsu ad]s,s..sioii Thirtvlivc Co-Ed Attacked Sunday Night A 21-year-old Stetson en-em was the cictim sif an ar- tempted assault .Sunday mete near the campus pst office The womrtr. student told police that she a_td a frienst were walkiiiu towrard the post suffice front Entily Ifaii about 7;3» p tn when a ntar. ran up asi grabbed hef troaa hehind. •\ecurdinu to the pirl. their screaisis drove tht ahacter sway. 1 he assailant. «,!» has net j et liees: found hy city palee, is described as tail, slender. *ith collarderssrta frtoy Han aisd ivearir-s; biut- Jearss, ,inJ a tee shirt.