Stetson Reporter

inside Today: Hotter HotidQf STETSON POfiTE ic ir it ir ir it it it Welcome . Parents Schedule pg 3 itititicicitirit WelJIi No. 19 Stetson University, DeLand, Florida_ Admission Applications Up i.-i.-.:" «r- i ri- up up- i^-i'e-e,'eivt'd The voiuiii:- of for fidiiiissioi' per d;i> Th.> n::i-;:i ti~.-tiiitii-n iiu re«se will \ - .;, -. i'i fvi--3.-i,~ Iir--„^;fjr.rM:ie- ii,.^ wen runnoif fie sire-it ulf drop t« sb-ut ~i .»r IteVe on the sTi,iieiits nvcepted. -• >'l.a.: 1'» tlai"- abv,.i. i-f ,a-.; ye,~n~ij riuurc h;,~~ 4 per day lifter Karcb. luit lie iai* cniy s,-l-.ui~.»i' < f-;~aer --!--- d-ir, .-t,, ofan.ni ifi i-ert-ci.t ,aid should will s;ill be -'et-tnim. ap- .-tin-.*!.. ire i»-rt-M..i:y their . i. -s- -i: ihe 7si.r,vrsity, „_-yie ,.i.and ihal future vhea ph-aar-as !iin.tyj. I*it Spnric rjirie.-i.-. jkt wc are Imviig to _JFridoy. 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"'i.te aresenily fli-adi w-. .-eviie'd ii7,tt-r:,iut "~I a,.-,,- i. l'ih ~d:i .ippaeiiieiit-i: ibat 1*, jjd *i,svr -<« -my i; lore:-, ie -ire .r;-t nspltd-, .iivlvearv ri.J;e 1.- nor,- -i-Iteiii c' lie -a :--i i ii'i.T- LOO ^yn,-,,, .n-,ac ck-m " leuia-t:: -.laud, "cl wce;nf- si aw wl it fhe .Srhs.lustii- ita;itude Ave r;.ei-s 11.11 it-ctmn a beat the -;a_-w fciiivtrbai i.nd affi naliu :i.i the I..-V. .-.tudvals, But ac- *-.inline n Mi-nth *-v dai- i- ait rv-.-ai-e >, iii-i '.be reTis»nal a-, 1 ra a e i~ 1 - Vt-r« ~i ;'i api 1 ii7 "la ■li.e,.-*' :urr t> rails- a Former Dean McEniry Dies -* --"-: .«i lis: -. .tli-i-.i'ir;, a-.-■!.1-ie;: d:t .l;'i.ri.'ter-,;i:i: 01 ii.-.-i-eia,-:', f-hi. ie ',,.1-, 11;.-ratart " lis .--ai- a civn;.* * . ..1 :>i >f-. x .sad f.»r ib l-.ncli.-h ai"3' h i?cii3it..ej. i.i-ith.a'.i-d fr.c F-ciriii., h, n. nr »ffteer c1- iti.*« i.s rf advi-t-n, '""i '1 ^~i-;,-«-a lei'^Hi;: -i:- rharih , her 1.- Mi;5ii-rt i ««lle;„- n d'd" 11, ,-osf is ui-ian « k^nk - i - 1.--. c-:'i cij ii-3- 1-.- t.e '*1'.|: ft"»ir *.:.-:- i;Sii-ii<'i -ijiiit-. a' taiverfh Survii.r. tr.-a'.^,vi-t .u- l;w3- ~ '.. ."-. ~~-.i., h-3'1 b 1 : -,ei-iU .1 laC liter I'a-.a-Mi-., da vivid", i.i 1 -'■. ,hu;-.li«:, Mar. 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(«• "< -h,t ff, Wlfi., 1. f.'t.ii'lt i.i ' d.-i-a-.,-in 'di-J-r:: Mu;M.r.;-ii Si-h .a rsi«a l-'orei. moment during Stover Fhecfera prodyefion of The Apple Tree ' Shows ore tonight ond Saturday of 8 pm The Athletic Program and Athletic Academic Scholarships Academic by Michael Salinger aau Scett Erkson isr John E. Johns. President af die University, Or. 'Adkeis f'-iretii-r ef Athletits, and -.ariofc students w'ere .iitt-rv.eu-s-d re-eenlli, Tlie aurpeise wa-s to find out whether they felt .Stetson aui aihletivs and academic-, in proper rctiace w aether athletes were fiettntri a pood education, ,..rrl thi «a7.i;.iif-a sa *t-nns i>- acadenec scaelarshin-ii. ~'t=.- i-ite-..-it-H,j ,.re presented here mdiv dually. iir ., ans -t-anyly nsade the point Itiat academics was the -fr-; -i_iu.iiler,itit»o ef the >rtewl, 11.1 thai athletics was a -.ii»: .-c.-ii*-it i.f ihe pre-gram ft-r ilevelepiaj; the wbele l?er-."«i he ^i d tiiai the whole athletic arojcrain needed imi-a'adiay. esps-eiady far lh- average Siclson student. I'be new c*-a- Ml help alurig these lines act ceding fa Ur, Johns. .Soeakiac «.-l the ir.lrrcoflegiale program, he stressed its ai.p.-itatiii'i- ia represenlinv and pahhoirtii the school. Wiih the y-nt-ricar System of V,~dues" the way it hi. commented the JYrsideid. wc have beceme sports saturated to bloating propeln-a.- tr.it Stetsc-n has been carried alr-ng with tbe tide iii dt-aeterol that an uKirdinate amount of money was cttuc ^.pe'it t>n addeties at the expense af -;rhaiarstiip. He en:f"har-.ri-c tatl only tfli,iliSi out id ar. operaiine budpei of ijJS&df-Ciifi -.sparmimateiy i per rent, was spent on in- ier3-r Jt-giats- athletics Cm the scholarship Side he said thai s;t-:si.a was still attrae!ii~K superior students. He does have «pleasv turn to page 4» Athletics ond Academics. An Anoiym iy Howard Parrish aad Steve Benedict lack of funds for pure'.;, academic achievement prevents Stetson University from civuig out scholarships without relyinj? upon the basis of need Approximately JJ,2S0,«« ;s civen out each year by the university in the form ef tlrards- m-Aids, loans, jobs, feeerai ard itate procrams, and cruatr deaatiwii,, f'mler SMi.ftW el ihis is pivon aul pureli ,-n ibe basis 01 academic achieieiccri. The rest ef :hc aicne.-. i., allc-cated by the umveisity and the t'odect- Sraofarsaic Sers-h-e atcardirig to the fiaaceial need i: the individual stodert Academic st-Marships cepaid on private deflators and a few university scholarship awards. The athletic depart nieat which dislcibufes tSfytati ^h year recsivt-,- money from its booster duos ana novate donations. Another Harti-r is tha: most people are aic-re willing te contribute ic an erganijiation like tbe basketball team than lo sometbirc as remote as scholarly pursuit. Donors find athletics men. tangible than academia and are wiflinp tugive their money to athletics hut only willing to loan' money 5or scholarship, The problem facing the umveristj is basically inadequate funds to expend with no ret iht or tbe investment. Although Stetson could attract mart- capable siaderti hy increasing the ass.our.! and aumtm-r of academic scholarships, it seems that there are more impurtunl anorities,. Teacher salaries are ihe :nn ar consideration alone with ali-i-!"*- '.it. u- pace a ■