Stetson Reporter

STETSON REPORTER vSUOfaOf 'flef^CPiflwiiiyr^iKiy $5000 fire in frat house Cltsrred mem in LXA heyse ByJOirVRCTLW News Etter Sunday maramp ,i f3re eympseteiy tie-strayed thtt cnnterte af a raaiiii in the Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity house, F artursately nn urae was in Ihe rs»r, at the lisne. hetb roeitsmsstei? hem,; away tor "be weekend. The room helartp; ta Fred Hayes, a syphomt-st- ansj Kurt Eekei, a jeniar. The students retssrru-i3 late Suasbty* ie the sheet, ef stems; a charred Aeletyn wtthsh was trite fht-ir town ■"Fred and 1," atales Eelel, -"ttosild sa* really* helkt-e it. yea never really reatost wbat ynu have till steniethiag like this ae- tnaily happens, .every-thiiins yxi, w.«rsal far suite .aijth rt haie, as atrvned' The rami- itself is a less cf ahnaf tliW.iM but the i-trtilisttssi las;-;,. the sludentat will ann-ant tr- at lea at t4,WtUw." >.V: beinas ii].-3ttrtaljat,a," -Hales larked - l-ut evei'stfuaa 1 had st-as r ;ha: niaiiit. .1 ha re lie reens at hr-nie. .1 teas all ht-se. * "iVe .est all nut a-letheaj,' ata nelii:.^ ti Kays, "fhaei ,rs e jast hkc a,";pt-r new." Besides ihe eli-fiies anel '.lie ra-snr the xuiiec"... last suth pas,-=e,i£tefss as so rtbc, .rets, a T.V tape aieek. :ii7isa.r asi iar. steree, sieeks unri a Iat riaairc At eortbrss te Kurt 1-tc.ket, "1 nasi] apparently ae and- j- tdi'ase tars ti a, et Vk«> TtyJf)BNREH.f,¥ Mewst Editor Wednesday nisihl in Elirabeit: Hall Dr. Thoniatt tMusri, ar ,- altar st. speke tc a sitsal asxfc-nee. The emitting was .piansarsy by the Artists aad Lecturers .Series and attended hy now anfesscrs ans; non.5trtw> |Ktaplc than by Stetson -tnden:- I. |it«e esst-esnsias s'sat auditorium one was met by the i-3r'7tcetrs3s-r3t i-f str.de prteettor aid screen, ehalk beard. av'i-8a!.i,endf,-8»-iri3s pad«n.;l e-f eeurese. the speakers podium. ciesidaeer thss aiqnipfcienf, there an sugar slaiitd tlie ferae iinasi-t, sru.. flianras tMuni, "Aetchu^ diagrams ost tsie- 31.3d ti!-r a., -atr-i Iviien deserihinst Dr {idnm ti-'ien he wins a lea-aaua-i;. Iaa; j-rirfsani; rradaale student, tbe lecture t-r-Satl 7- cxjjir. an t'iassrcsnir style stariesl hy laying the f b .an .e ta 1 -i i i.-- sua as .pies ief irattaii s a nd sy ra anee tl; a r vt t, a] si a'i ,,-fni3. it t-aneltrs.an*. af rca: aia tana and ns> -a-riclanruie f.ir the rn-i-plr- prese-nt. Wis8- aa tie ysia-an rreaa fir rBefussds cfiserta'ansi t-a -l in aa hd-ai eats ai desf'tihed in Ihe fa] lea aia situation a' -ax, ly;a a- pate tssj ©r» Odium end rffepjpy ieerrf Rj-WHNHEWKTf In aa attempt toensitisiuaily eiar.fy stetson's current siic-sal sitniiStian. tbt Jteprter rev-sewed tbe events ef the past wet-as .n an interview 'aatb fiear. uf bier Cn't-rstc TSerders, as well as effrrutiit a fartial atcasxit ul sevx-ral staff mrexsiit dsstussionst Lett Thersday aftcmneu belli -student deals, rsiel stafa thieif resideatt- hall -staffs fcr ssrare than an liour tt- diseass surreitt preblens and passable raraiicatiasix .: a raeeraiuatttin esf tht present stride]sties ami methods c- e a- fcrt-t-nseni Ma deeistve "edicts"' -were issued hy lie nk-aas. raUaer iht tticitissg enusistrd largely stf apta aai free ilialnysus- ati seva-rai iapies, na sifting twin the alleged "eraekthswa usi fraternity Mfiw" tn perssasal obson-a tints attaint the a-ijstwag nsb-s tn ihe sittsaliiia in the awn's dorms. ,-tt that nt-elia^.. is-hnch atet-estnea* the fltaleat itrfara Coal sttt-t- -itwwc. ant-taer tneet:>; itas plrtns'ed fur tc-f. n ni yc-.ser.3ii at sra;e-t. the da:an,i stx-rc erateti-3 ta ataast ss-en. tt«atli,s3*,e stirteiitt-nts .-tla-m- eefi.ain.,: tht sliaata a abntl tansisteiiey in cnfnixeasef.!. lu-d ,***. ei„( tpi- •a-npna; nail be like saciially- .n ihe n arths ,3ae,id. Ida,-.- ;.ssa. *> p.e - xs . e. . xS * - The Mluwing itstieiia was taaitlen hy hfiss Oipa fpiwen, tarcftives 1 .ihrarian, tnerder lo stimulale interest in Or. John if erfies Thcr« is ai present a petition beinp clreniaied which retniesti thitt the :'Unrtainesi New Men's fkarnaJtary"' he named "furlies Halt" in tinner of Dr. Forbes. This is llr. l-drlairs' StDry: First fresiiient Dr. .hahn i-'ranklin Farhes was Ihe first president al StsTtstrn f instiersity. whsch, when he heearsie president was knewn its 1ft: I .a nil iis-adesiiy and Dei and Ceilepe. Dr ffirlaes was burn in Middlesta. Kew Yerk in 1853. 8e atttisisiwti and ta:as pr ruinated ftoin Una Itrtiversitv nf [ Ksxhexter with hi^he5t hoaurs in IBM Ht wan later awarded a Ph.D. hy the same universsty. in ISttt. Dr. j.H. ttriffith at the reiiotrst yf .Mr. Henry Addisun. lailaiiirlslaileilaschiol in Ihe Baptist! Church, fir. ..infralla asaialsolhepaiiterof IheBaptist Chnreh. In tMsl Mr llitifinit buili (ieuinri Hat] fer the little sehottl. 3n the sprin.hS of laAh fit. Gnfltih informed Mr, Oel^nd that he eonld ne lonssercars-y on the two jobs and that he preferred the pastorate of the Baptist Church. Mr. Defand had lived in Fairpasi, New York which was near Rsictiester He may have known Dr. Ferbes, flaring the Stetson's first president summer nf IHS hJr Dei and tnigaped Dr. Forbes to come to the little school iss presideni. Dr Forbes, lus wife and three children came Pi Deiand sn Xeiiiember 18835. At thai time the campus ctaiisisted of bmr acres of land ami |>r.and Had which were the properly yf Mr Del and. Dr f tarhes had twa jdfts wry accessary tn make a sue- . s-xsn J a1;iitau.lratyr if- was an c\fti3ent s.-rj,anisier and had ,t s,anit anal is-inrina,' paers-irahtj II aas said that to snevs Df tdirbes is aas to like hi an. Bs*gas$ with faSStusleiit-a |, 'Mill'" N 1-.3* 7 .,i,l. t.s mi, 7|c- .li ihi- liiaa-titai«-; 'be fall a-rna tSef fuend i8 sbaees.t;. -rs -Lea:. I"**t taspds r-.-r, cn-si the- -,-;railt-s --s aa kinderiiartt - ;art, sec s r stl set. i... yp- |.i(-anti".-- ,i«n 17.sr|i a b * * - -s l-is ; t- x r.tae a,i-i ti.. t.vi-