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£ STETSON REPORTER Jesus Christ loves yi3u: SSUEHOI Jiets5t ISj^^ Christmas has come to Stetson The Stetson community will officially begin traditional celebrations of the Christmas season next Thursday eveiung. December tJ. According io the Office of Student Affairs, activities will begin with the women's Christmas tea from 3.30 to fi:;* P.M. in rhaadoin Hall. All co-eds are m- vited, Al 6:30 pm. several everts will ialc place. The University chimes will bcitin tinning and will plap mlil Pin p.nt. The traditional eaadle-Jglitinu ccrenivny continences in all the womeids 1 term", and the Student Cntati Building Accordin.K te Dear. Piter Turner, the candlc-iightmit ctremotiy has been a tradition on tbe citrous since 1938. -It is a special something to asher In the Chestnuts season." as she pats it. Also, ibe Ii#is ot the Cniv ersity Christmas tree- will be turned on But, "bceaaic ei tbe cnerey crisis, they will only stay on Ihis one aistht' according ta Dean Tumor lie ,'isld te ihe festivities the Commons will be ,«*r, tntt il-. ,-ttiauai Christnias dinner. Fo jowmg these activities at 7;inl p ni. will be the annual eandle-lighiitstrand Pule k^ service under ihe auspices cf the tfehpious Life Council, at Pie b^se of flalley Tower . See tiu- annc-nncetnent on * Par dldigf.tins.; and Yule Log Service! AfP-r tliis tbt- nisthtfs activities will be topped off wtll; a Christinas Party io> all studr-nts m the .Stetson Portii It iull be sponsored by the Student Pnbei Board. »3jS!^ SS&KJ St; KfctyiK** K¥l-S3; ;-<i =ttftrH*-;r^s;,^Rij^^^ CANDLE IJGHTING - YULE LOG SEIVtCF, >; Thursday, December 13, lfTJ x i>:» pjn.-"<Betsy Cover will beam play irtg chimes: first | song*** "Angels We have Heard on High," Candles are to be i? turned on in windows of Women s Residence ffalds and all * Either lights, turned off, Christmas tree at Muliey Towti wtd if be lit. ■ Por this oceassier. ot.ij;, Groups are encouraged to | gaiher and walk on campus lo enjoy ihe fighting and sire ;,: together Ever} one is mviteu fa dress or bring decorations y fitting for the occasion. P-umor has if thai erne or^ai-jnalica f ts preparim; a large banner. We hope others will hr creative if in their own way. :: fisai pm *** Conclusion of the cantbe lighting, Betsy Cover | piavs * Joy to the World" as concluding number * jr f-'Jo pm - Brass Cher plays from 'fewer cf Puitabeth f: Hali fi.iiver>.iy Cher as gataers nt fht foaiitait.. -f Pla pr.i - Bros,- cholt loacludes itith ' 0 if me- Al? Ye ii Faithful," Pt eryore i.- reonesfed fo mi;c this enre". as 7hef -; walk to Huiley Tower. Tbe Priverstly (T.oru% is rcq-jevhid to -d lead the precession fiS nm - The Yule fsng w.17 be lit m front of Pel ley -d Tower. Refreshments wil. be served. TTie Citit-a Hoard ;< Christmas norti will billow, msniediaieiy at the Csriten ft; tr :5 Butlibna :f: Council has good transition i By Craig Richardson -.-.irs;sr.j it- President Mike Pronk. the Juda-iary « .it..ii J .s doi,b-.c out a very successful semester of *1ran- sin st* " - tti- ;,,at'e ;ris;d seven svtses ss;« for this year,'" tic !-t*a i ■ Pi Tir t;,s",i- been on dorm tisitatioo while the ofhti,- 3,tv- jcti ahaiil fireworks, thelt and vitndaitsrj " - dt t-se iau- -.isitatioii cises, two were drsipped beeaus" • • 3<-b nf t-iidf ntt." Prank continued. '1.3 the other two bath stt.di -its rteeived fetters ct reprjnaacV Ude;. iskesi wb,si wi.j]d nappcn if tbe s-tine stodents • ana is i -e tas' vt-jr.nl apoirs for ,*l..«r:i$ tit. lai ions, bf-Csik «i-o si a ,, ecjsici*,.srt. ' diehtt.ow itt-uldnts-ay what wvu'a. daapet* " th staled -f t'oubi only say thai a much stiffet -i-s a r- -.i"ii ;:teraio.i ac cciaidered seriously if would nut ERF is coming DPdAMfi. "Wiif ihe Hist s;enturt learn from out n-isiakts jam PKP j. Tribe and find out" Sfs-isic Pniversttj s -\rtisls and la-cturcrs Scries p-.--,-ont>. aitemnliosiai actor Bob Ingiis on slant* in an cii,-li.gtt'a. ptip-antasia entitled "KKP" Tuesday, Dec. 11, at s o.-is. it Mover Theatre. Tat public *ill be admitted after PtH pan. to the per- farn;or.c«- described as -a theatrical cartoon with puroovy tunes bt Ttoain Waodd* Students and faculty are urged to arrive at ihe theatre prior to that time, There will be no teserced seats, i1, tl donation will be requested front the public. depend t-i the case " " la iheolber«uses varied dceisions were handed down.*' lie .-Med, ' in the theft case a disciplinary warning was kiven, Itiithf now Inot case u- bcine ,-sppeaied. Tne fireworks ot'tensc sT.dcd tn a reprimand 'Tin- last case, a vandalism, ended with a not-guilty vei'dis-fd' he stentinued, "but wus significant bn-ausii- a student turned .r..motherstudent To me it is a ewd sip that students arc takiae responsibiliiies, Cofortunatcfy," he .nipbtd, "when scmethitsg like lias happens, many students don't know wkat io do. Ail that ha,, tc- he dome is nt«ke sorc ihcre ss at Past .we witness who s*w the aif anil iitun turn ibe case aver to tbe Judisaary Council. -'All icallfheri-ids-cted, X am pleased with ibe coancil Ibis sear st is trdcrh P is fair and is moderate tr. its cpinioci.. it ;s a y.iwiel council rtod is stilt novice "ftrowine pains' Tlien- are .smite mistakes beititt nade But if a rs.siaKe baf icc.i made il aas always been the Judiciary i oancil tbat has suffered instead of the student." ' One very stood thins that has come out of this linkage of the men 'a and women's councils is that we are better able to understand the litine ct«adttiotis of tbe entire campus, I never knew that the women couid hat e the same t isitatioti hours as ihe men if titty worried, bat titty can," he declared. "There are no longer any violations particular to women or men. I«t year when a ttui and a t'irl were caught for a violation ihey appeared before two different councils Sometimes the decisions handed down for tlte some offense were different. This was not fair. Sow this kind of thfaig can not happen because all eases come to one council." ■if *,.. SAC Elections soon Since the SAC hits been accepted as the student govcrii- a-ient, st is necessary that the student representatives be elected. Today is the last day to sip up for candidacv in the election. The election is to he held on Tuesday. December 11 with any possible run-off being held tbe following Thursdati The Reporter urges active student partieipaten in this election.
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