Stetson Reporter

Th#re will be .nc. ...Reporter next week. The bsf issue of the s»m#slerjwill be Dec, 6 r Stetson University. PeLanJ, Florida Irridm^^ At Edmonds Center Dedication FTC's Dixon Advocates Wage-Price Controls by Cttsdy Morton A: an impressive ceremony held last Friday hi the Edmunds Activity Center combining convocation and the dedication of tbe new budding, Paul Rand Piieo, Com- missss-=aer of the federal Trade Comnnssion. advocated the reinsfituttoss of wage-prsce controls. l>elivermg the dedscatory address entitled ~*Let's Bite the Bullet." Dixon, a native Tesuseasean who got hss law siestreeai the University of Florida, supported his suggestion with the obsertration that presently small businesses are raising their priees to match those of large corporations, Oijsw -stated that be had questioned a small company man aoc-ut ihis pn*etice and "he answered that if he did not raise tic. price it would be necessary for his competitor te redact his price to that of his own company, and since be desired aigher profits he in turn asked what was wrong with making higher profits," Kaon sleplored this use of unnatural power stating that -si feeds the fires of inflation " He felt that competition, "the guardian of our free enterprise system," was being threatened, "f believe that we presently have a recession and Lhat it is going to get more serious before it turns around," the commissioner noted. Much of the blame for this situation fell, in Dixon's speech, at; "honest, intelligent, well-meaning Ainerieaas • whe't seem to be sarrenderittg. without even a fight, the precious freedoms that wc inherited." Officials on podium at dedication He condemned them for being preoccupied with their own narrow interests and for hairing conformity as a religion. Se found that tie nation's "citkeas are morally obese and spiritually blind." Isi Ms concluding remarks Dixon again recommended restraints in an effort aot to destroy insividual capital. He ended with the plest that "each of aa will aidividually get ol oar bacte...and involve ourselves lit tb® system." A Specie/ Report Should Students Miss Class For Fun hy Betsy BBBcan students miss class shook! at to find a way to have special Each faculty member worls out *f don't like whimsical and least he scheduled far enough in occasions, and "should have a system of topics and subjects cuprtf iocs decision:., advance so as to be able to in- them, especially ones as im- b he presented at each class Professors anu students should elude them in class preparation prtatit as that of last Fritiay. * sneetsngi if you know ahead of hi-irfusrsnesi,it the beginning of and syllabi. Ur, Siiiotherraan pointed cat time, you can prepare and Dr Mart Moor ssf the the fact ih.it northern st hoc Is i-rga nitre for it if that time is Relt.t;ii.»n depart"!ism! states tbat often smist cancel cits^s for < utasVsiy.ysiaden'l ds asstocca if mis Shrew,irninc does occur, adverse heather eonihriun;- job as joi. ir_i,i;ht hati- " hi'trh s rotten Is asm lacalty * Ihey plan ti- lose Iws' ■>? rhree harsher, he feels, "ior rsitet;, meistbers i'sat act meir ;.sfas tin s tsera?i=v sif weather < i~-si- d:iui> airhiiirt hebis,' scrifush s li noi is. Tin,-di-esi mt happen ir iha-ateoeul H-chia '-ftcr yet. as-nhern fir ,i.-ir_er tloes not feel that scdnci.- arc sts-t unsuoes-sltd nccssieita] a-isei-.res fur reasons 1-era .ise nf it such wl tie cledit-atior I-t f'rilynli. althoueh he lerenirsiiy ..-u- tss'tptionally esijutyed the dedicator. siefrsnts.-nt;il tu his ciassworl, t-r ti-reinony, did not see why the student.-. in-rih, -\clscities like s'es-enioaj esttsld nsit have taken this usee, he feel*, are not a Place at another time. When he threat, inquired nt flic faculty mectinj; '■Manysludcnt-uwasteenouch as ti- s-vby the ceremony could tisnc- as it is .ts;-.erastent- nnd not be held on Saturday he work ci-uisi be given and done recened no resimsise. without s'rearine sencsis " Tliese 'Jiirpnses'd Dr. ncademie ,~iftd isttellcclual Critoph notes, "'have happened the- .-sen. ester ef changes a sis I -.. I;s--i('ils.r| ,,. tint ics Sus a-* hi :- ;ut a-; ''ieiii' ~1, n*,,tj-.. i ytio ha vs.- ?4 ;tectja.,s ,-sn of the usual -Vd s;'i«%.i j i- '-iiale shs- tliisft hurt . ._<rH sjCihldr -ner ratal! .1 isiiu-ir.-- «f tn a " 1 is..s <*vrv -,.cniiy $ ess,irks ,i.t,stt u n'-.iiaier l> the s'ta-..!;.« -j,hat ,|s you fee; iiOt-at s..|'e:snled -ic: italics hke :**s~ -ie.i c. ticn cerenis-05 X last Ftidai .'tr ilatter Holiday, -,shs-rc stt; de: its are reeaired to bs-fs-s* s ass'" The remarks »vrc mam- bj professors .-fs-i'-rhu-r-Sian -Education s tt pa tl m u- at, a nd Critoph -tneiir-a,*! St'itl-es t'en- iMrotflicriy la rstadnin questioning of arafs-sstir-.. ~nv a rneral con- i --nst.-. sf upinior vas that ,tt:v;i!c? rtticrdic thai Faculty Votes To Keep Winter Term By a unanimous voice vote at the S.ssvember t*t General Faculty ineetinst in Davis Hali Aaditorium, the faculty voted to retails a four-week Winter Term and to add five days to the academic calendar, tc- be distributed between the Iwe semesters. The move came after President John E. Johns recommended it to the group. Other propsals were discussed, but Johns' recommendation was the only one to reach a i ote cf the faculty. In passing the motion, the faculty included a prevision for a committee of the academic deans and faculty members from each of the three schools to work out my details. Also approved was the appintment of a conamttee to consister options for the future. Among the proposals mentioned was one by Dr. Prank tJlamser of the Sociology Department Olamser's recommendation, which, had met wiHi a fat orahie receptian at a meeting of department heads, would have ^flowed Winter Term to be retained on a aon-saatidatory ftaais, Stusteats would have been charged enrtra to attend the Waiter Term. Johns indicated that after studying Ute problem, he had made h» recommeodatistn on the basis of five cs»clastons- (1 s Winter Term is desired by tbe jaajority of the faculty: i S i otaB the students be had talked to. only thresn wanted, to see Winter Term ended; (Ss the tdmissions officers feel Winter Term is an extra appeal to prospective students: fii the music school csnriculum is now geared to using Winter Term for socialised instructors; sii theBsislnessscJssjol would like to see Winter Term ended. luhns told the faculty that there was little reason to discuss the matter at length since it was clear tliat most parts of the universtfy conimunity want to continue Wirier Term, The president did indicate that there were four things to consider in making the final decision: finances. Cne wishes cf students, the academic program and the wishes of tae faculty. tplMW ISSSI- Iss Uftfj. IJ Model Senate Plans Announced problems wirn aerivtties like this isoc sdedication teremosiy« schtth tied periodically.' Pr-ifrssor,'- and students, before, -lost last Spring there were tvm. Hatter Holiday arid Cotid Friday, neither uf which were planned uin when class stairs Or js '.net-.-thould ho able mecttnits were being prepared Pamela Ht-ontr, SietsH. -s md -.n-Jy resjx-isib.e ft-r senior and pe-titucd >c»vncc rs s&irehsnitthe views and ideas soajs.. ha-, retcntlj arcepted ct tbe Scnatm- he l- playing hut iheehdfflianshinfi-cther-inrtti t;i draft iegislatic-a suitable t;j Anituai Stetson Musdel U.fi, his character, fhe student then innate, die prcgrssm. which is billows tie legislation through espcetetl tt- attract close to 1S» the tominittees. pariy sfudents from colleges and caucuses, strategy sessions and universities throughout fhe sin the flswr where he taltes tne -usitheosf, will lie lieldMt.rchS- lead in fcntial debate ir. art t here on campus, effort tr- H-cure passage of his The Mudel Senate :s a hit, priiirram whitlt attempts to Ttie three Jay wcrk program duplicate the atiiesphere of the ahs. itifitidcs a number vf I' S. Senate hi having various prominent speakers and guests fttols-nls portray tae rtsle^ X its an effort hi intritdacc the Se«i,ittirs. Hach sriKtent-senaroi i-articipanls to influential jxiiilirians on an mfersnal gin- ami take level Pi'rvious ij'sfgrasn have bcluded hcn,stur 1 twtt-a Chiles, i-naia* Poherl Byrd, Senator fdark Hatfield and Florida's tluvernor Rcuhir. Askew. Tliis year's pommm will aeam include ri-ome jI tne most distinguished lenders ssf Captit-1 Hill accoroint; tj Miss hoontr As Stetson officially hostr- and sporspr^ the program -Indent, here have the t~.pp.?rtunitv it- participate in ihe .vtssal sir net arm it s.f the *v<-kead spiCiH* turn t-q pate n.