Stetson Reporter

vew OpensVisitin nes - l>k-lva NY-vds lecture f .' tfri-ase ef Co<1: The - -ms <~«f itll; fVainry Fietfc-n" ' ,i, idyiiled ihe first Vintta:? :-km..ar Sens* f-erture Thur* -4a„ n «;ir4 tn a WS house ill IV.-.« Auditariura. The f-r -strata also included a poetry rt,idink hi Dr, William Taylor «-i 1.1 paper, *Y rats aad Myth BaildtJtsi a _%r* Vision", by Pr Br tdfi.rd C!',i.it ^pwikaii: first, r>r Sew et- ud,--s?is tbe trartsttiar: ut the fd*i:i-:ian "»t«r;a view info the y.-s"-tfar *utW wis* ajsd its .-free' on :1a. development cf ifWt rentury fiction Ih-. lath: t>s;.c-»ed tbt siiscciirue by reading sirvtrrai diftt-reai kinds nf poetry varying front what he hiiEiiirp'asiv deseribeii an a "found'" ptseei by Hk-serge Hilcti- coek to one ef his iwn pieces 'Reniettihefirig Classicism."' Taylor ctsiteltided his 3eleetioe,s <nth "The Set-ontl Coming" by WB. ¥eats who he described 'the creates! madem pel rf die English tacgaaae." KcafflrraiUij lias opinion, Or. Bratlford tVait; :onriuded the cvsiniiiiis attivi'des evplaimtif the ■smnfficaacf of Yeats' mythic censlrartsen A Vistei to his poetry Sew. pxesf-ntiy a professor of 18th eenlnry iiteratwe el the University of Florida, hnlds a fellowship from the National Ilndmiaient for tite Humanities to wxtipiefe Ws work as general editor tc "The *i>rka rf Liwrence Sicrnr." F,.?ploritig ths Uth century as a period nf transitiet wttich aUt-v. eif the develcpmctd ef lite navel as a n.i*dturc of c-s- pre^sinti trt tne semlar world. Dr. Xe» euplainrd h,s thesis. He -itated thai even though ttie distress ol itrhartlson, Oefne, Smeilet. and Fielding was providential, where tied personally regarded those who were fund and punished the wicked, the ttwelists were exerting liter own ciode ef expression through tbe novel. The novel was a -titular literary instrument and was a sip t«i the cisariiiiag ensmes, tplease turn tu page 3" iriticiririririririr Special April Fools Edition - Outside four Pages Voi. 86 No. 20 The Computer At Stetson flTEfi Stetson University,, Deioncj. fbrida Rfifoftoffy Tecfoy: Slack Emphases Week EiitDr'-. %'ote: This is tie first artielt- tu a t»«>prt series about tit- Coaipterthai Stefcwa t ofM-rslty «-amvifly tw. The first part will attempt hs tarplaia s*-sBie «»l tie prattle ins aisiaiated iiitl the cettipater, v. hi Uwv1 st-si and what raa be dam hs (v-Ufv tJtrnv BtFrcdSirlrWaed t;-. lh*-- ius-flyisr h-rel a? 1 .ac>r Has", is i dwr t=s-aring iht number ~."" and ;fsc liaatl- w-r.k-r. -;i5sn -Dtta -"r.cessi-tt.' Btmrsd the dear ,ire iji;e u*s> aewru- "teaiis-d hy Mr. ILtd ,*.**.»-;. Mr. drtJ} lias -.—fax:! wild i,-nrsii"er«- ar ihv ttsiiie&s world for aver 15 years. He has just completed tite first yf-ar with Steven Computers have only been at Stetson siacr 1364 The first system -sas "ist* IBM UW. In 18ft fhe pi-ssiM.1 system, IBM Id. was -.r-sUilleil, As far ais the i-'aluc ul the HOI !«t>"«aeeraed, Mr. Drtri s*iid ~iaaf Stelsen has had -several tiraes iis monies; wrstlfc* from ttie pre?eat systetn and thus Stetson has j^sf vaasf to ae et ry pread ot it. However, tne l#fl .s fast ap> praachine the sateator. ptstnt. Mere i'yes.;ftra*jy, t>e time ',~.~ill a;Min 1'i.sn,,- -j. hen r..» nwre pit;i.--t tarn !t. page .«s Spring Rush Aids Fraternities iy WeiaeJ Saitaf er Spriwi Bush was tried ht the firsl time al Stetsvn, Onl af thefiatmfcnbwhesiiaedapfarmsti. llpJedeed litemselees tea fraternity. Ordinarily. the only ferawl ru** w in the fail, and the rest jf th? y ear ia liftirtetJ m wildeatbtig--er mforatal rasMni; where wdiridnais pledge te a fraternity L-t- depeMaMly uf a planned prop-am . This means thai pledge for the Spring mil most p-robabiy be up train tot years figures, for the simple reason that die fraternities % ill have a head start daring the pried nf wildcatting winch starts litis week Phi Sipna Kappa did especially well, recrivinf 11 out ut ihe ll students nhe pledged. They are very pptanistie about Spring Rush pstbtlities ter ths (Ireek systeai as a whole, Dan CMaiutini, a Phi Sip. said lhat "a lot ef tads like to wait for a semester Wore they pledge ap. It Bives them a chtutce lessee the university aad the frstersities. Some freshmen who eeme are confused, ^od are net sure they want to pieilp to a group of ($%•$ they have only known for a viwple af days." H? felt that there might he, eventually, more rasbees in the Spring for the advantages he listed. This is also a f«-iiBfi of the PM S ipia Ea ppa fraternity, who as a policy try Oofa Processing X get« taow the stutlenEs well before thpy pledge The ft: Sigs want tc- be sure that every body kno-M,-,-; what is jjciing on The Phi Sua expect to hare S§ gi«mbers Sy the end at the semester, uhleh would nialfe them tht? fastest crewifig Ph; Sigma Kappa fratemrty t» the nation. Hairing J) raecibers wits qualify them for national meatta-stup. mi th* pledges weaid eraeily eflial this neeo. But m new of their retitarkattle growlh, the aatwral aithortllei haee assured the Phi Stes at Stetson that they ean go national even i teey are a little nhort. All of the actives are expected te go active, but even if some do nut. the fecerage thai ttie national has green them will alio** same flexibility. The Phi &i$h esped that by the end of April or May they will be aSiie to ue aattasatl, Pi Rapp Phi. wtueh reeetc*d 3 pledges, thonjiht thai Spring R^sh mr-as a good idea, aecurding to Bob Rentier The fraternity eoald see rtsh«« -jnder more formal ceaditiens, which was sometltiiig ef an asset The rusfeea ceald see more of the fraternity system with the bread pregram ter tt&h, The Pi laps right now are net attempting tn recrtdt a lame pledge ei&ss. as they have over W actives. They expect io piefc up rengWy ? mure jiledfe* darm-g wtldralfuia. SAC Meets By dial trow a The main tapte t-f discusst-so at Hns week's Sttaleat Affairs Committee meeting was the Beotatnre, Irerett John-ton, Bookstore Manager, spoke in the comihittBi- rar- teraasv; several t.f the Bvafc-tert-d- problem.-,. One of thvse was tint rf theft frnm the Bfiefcsti-.-c. fies thnwrt it is .-till a probfe-at, Mr, Jchit<toc said the ainvarst iif tiicit Jw c-ecrcasec in the past three years, fr 'Sl. IX- ateounl of shrinlaris- fi:a:til} frucs theft uas fi per rem. N\-», r..su.4hiy 24 per cent sitrirAage eecufi He al« stafeiJ that while the co?,t cf icstbooks is wisH * :..: -... at c1 r;a t« i;f. t- ,4 ?:- a :.ti.,-vi Id- ciu:i.iii.i„ it the > ao -1 Please itn-t te p«j-f- ".;