Stetson Reporter

Phi Sigs Refused Honors House Bulletin: Thursday niie, IFC vows to take action next we&k or disband, Deta tk-orp feeders has Md Pt.i Sign-a Kapp fraternity thai ihe> w~.ii rsot he able to take rat fhsf.-r.-. HEiii.se as they had requeste-il The Phi Sigs are cotititimng ta foal f.tr wsjs to publlew-e their plighr, including discussion or a Boycott of liru.-erfradacr activities Rics Medim, Head Resident 3if Eonrrs House, hidstates that a is pretty much a closed matterr-ow." He said tbat there no solutions, - never was any real question of the hctuae being turned over to Mediin discussed how the Phi Sigs. sitaatios: casne about: tbe Don Sproat, president of the fratertutt. espreased the hope that something eould still be worked out. but tie was not overly optimistic ffe said that the situarioa had heen espiored for two years, that they are ik* sure which way to go, and that ~1he atlniritsitration is offering "Tlie Phi Sigs contacted Bill Stepp to see if Ite hrd anything for them When he said no, they said " What about Honor's House"''' So they started ift write a proposal ahotit why they shEiuld get the house, and a big hassle tmsuedd* "Bill Stepp asked us to write a proposal wt why we should stay here -The whole (ting was a farce -• there never was a question on our living here." The sityattoa became; cottj- plicated when InterFratetttity tfoutieil slapped in to offer suppon te the Phi Sigs, des,pi,e the fact that Borders had already indicated to Bill Stppp that the fraternity could not have the ftottse. Sproat said that the reason for the decision is that "if serves as an attraction fer itoows students." Mediin said that Borders reasons were threefold: -first, the Trustees have ruled that alt fraternities must live on fraternity row. They toid the Phi Sigs when they formed they had so housing for thetti. And it would be ethically wrung to move us out." Sproat said that a possible boycifftt of tht» Greepnftiatlier canite!! to hr»| attention to their need for a house would be dtsenssedattfels week's c!ta|R«- meeting. The Irateraity presidtsrit said he doublet it woalrl he dome, but punted out that if tie chapter die plat, j boycott it would ht»id its u*n activities to provide money ;,-.r charity. XoLWZEKSX JtetsXbnXXXyMvorsijy^DeLWtL fkrilamm. IridayZJ tsEJZWSX. li>*srfeBt,tsdsey n.e fate i-if the Winter Term -.-.sii t< ;.isrtussetl aid possibly •ts-tsis-,-; at a f-ovesiiber U fauji;;. (aart;a^. Necessary ;-3.ot---.se -'Uicacks without -as t X-int a--a#oiic quality - :>i i.tj;i'.t.;-f of acuity stare -.i- ti drt-.re roi;rat~.on t-r tte -f--d-.'.;t Ttitc. a target for it - ;-.«;~is«T.ii..-'~tf. 3; the . .\.o: :-ifi>;- -sida'aiul. in .- a -*- :n- ;-t .oetctt o- .ri-i.p-.rsi s> i.. i.....a-d'. .'I.C-.. a_ ,;~->r...t~t -.at ~<s."-tt;' --- ;.»: a i;.7i- : .. >. .- >.:i' f«tif ~ .;-. 1 ,i..a taiiiCv. -1 --a - -s**---s±- .tr. t: -■s.:.... - ..!J7ssC;;-r; .-- -;-.*--.:-.; . |.an-.;;,;s-.'s,-...*.iisfe ,r. ; 's ->i"-.-tili;7 c.xpcr;.-t .^. aut ..- ;; :-y ,i-i!:rus"iurirjj the ; ad'*- J,.c ~-*.t s-atr.s; ap v,-Xt jttst ».s -.atisDiiiii ct *n txiucationai t siient-nce - Seme faculty »-.eo:t*ers hctve F-rt.j,t.-«d mat the Wirier Term he aac,i.<tecl and the wing 5etr.ester» extended. Dean CkaTftii. explained, "We are tty kc tc find waj s to save more tr.otie>. litis ii oae exploration. The faculty ar« studying now :o see wlirit am ho none. One way is to close down the plant at even- chance we get. -If the Winter term is disetctiniied, we wouiul have to lengthen the wine terms a smalt bat net appreciable aait-ur-t, probahly not more than a week >ti tacit term.' ¥ fdmonefson: F/nonctaJ Considerations The subject of tie Viator Term had net been planned to he discussed unid WW. Mr Eilmo?tdso« aplataed, -'We are lookmg at it a year snorter because national and In- iesstattcnal ecttftoniif cnniittions have become iacTeaMn(tl> t-lt-itrti, The di-us-ariinnatios! of the Writer Tertc has beet-nte on aotsen 3if rr-asirtt-raltot; i-x-a at-e r has het-a Ci.T.-.iiierei-| in the fa-7 witb KOTi- difretet;--- <i; - :.'r.s;;i' \ ;"*rvt v«', V-~..'i7-.; Tertc. ~-,cis ■ :.'. wvlV fi-,;J; .istj adc.it it.e» t-. l;.-r .-;.;,.- 7i- >- •1 ,a- ."«..1.1} .as. n jr- :~d3. .~ -...- 7 ;.f£;.i-. .i-df-r 7 wa' id» '-.1 ii, -\-r.-s; i. 'i-.-usJ i-icd ;ititl ..s: -'Inr.-ii am e asiilt'tit.C.i.a, ^v;a;riet-ce' A fatuity i:ic:oaer ct;w- raerJu-d «i iha sr.n,'ey, **A tnajont} of student also an- sworetlthai they 'no-jf off more ar Winter Term' and yet about the same ^rt,t.-ct still t-oasicler it "very educational," " Paul Steeves. Chairman of Winter lerat. reaeted: -Winter Term is whatever sisisienls choose to make ft. tt is based sn the r.eed to innovate IWtertever tltere is innovation yeu ran a risk, la some cases students are goi'ifi to waste time- Some students weal few Sww b use the freedom ptea tl«a.s- Fraak Citaaiser. ChaimriaB -;»f the Sociology Departed, c-splatned, "Winter Te:rrri has decreased the uc3iur -if iime we haw >3ptsnt on trsdrttoral stttdfeai. A stsittemt ttkts an - tf ri :- Sleeves: Winter Term VafuaWe Johns Discusses Seating Proposal 1-Tesirler.t dehr. E. Johns has reeonmiended that swoents ae allowt-u3 to reserve unsold seats in the o'smirhaek section of we Rdmur-ds Crtiter duriag haslethall gatses, rather than he.n| restricted to the bleacher sections This proposal was announced tiirougt; a subcosasmttee of rac s>ta4erst Affairs Committee at Tuesday's SAC meeting. Marc Sehappel, chatrmaa of the saheoataiittee, presetted the plan and Pr, Johns followed with an explanation. Under the proposal, which was approved unanimously hy Studertf Affair?-' Comtnittee. "Wtma chair seating in the west siands schatr-hat3* seats < m arailabie, stusleris, faculty, and l»H» ivn tti j3«9P « tn the past a stssteat could take an acadsraic load of 3 to 5 hoars darini Winter Terra. Self enric-hmtm and traditional eoan-es, deprtmental pre]«te antt trips, independent studies and senior prejetts have been offstreJ 4ming past Wwter Terms. average of IS hoars darng Winter Term while ai Stetson four yearSs Every year the stisderit stives up hours which cannot be applied toward hts major. Those hours ajso do not often transfer c-r help a studeni get into graduate sdiortd' iipl-iMHM. tarn as e»jf $;