Stetson Reporter

Vol, 87 Ho 25 Stetson On»w£S|t^^ friday. April 1!, 1975 Stetson studevrts appear te be in. tlie middle oi what oae official has called "tlte biggest student election campaign tn years.1" Electrons for Stadent Affairs Committee, Judiciary Ctwatcil aati the f^tifcatterts Beard wil he held this Tuesday, April 14. in front of the Commons. Aise oa fee b&Bet wili be- a feleresdtwt «ja the .-sfrwtstre ansi representation ef Wit* Student Affaire Cetrsaittee isee aetwopanytag story) The election of repreaea- tatives-at-large to the Student Affairs f-ooa&uttee from the Liberal Arts sAool seems ta he the most contested, with folly eleven students rusdng for Use two available SAP seats Stodents atlottsptiog to capture the liberal Arte seats are Saasli Medina, C3ay Henderson, Sam Gasperoni, John Conrad, Deuf. Efeesridge, Cart Pfesffe,. Lynn Peebles. Mark Kartsnte, Paul Moms. Stephen Esrhstrarn. ani Addys Sales. Set! Hrcfceti wi Car-ot Byrd are both ranting fsir the rep-at- large lo SAC froai Use Business School, Judiciary rotated prcsi-d*mt for nest year appears la be Marc Sehappt'tl, who & naming »nf^5«sed. Pels) Peeler and Carol Waxier ace vying for thtr Vice-Presnjent'a spoL Bstdt class will eied me male and one female to sit ar. the Judiciary Council. Once elected, a stadest stays oa the {(■seas* twss su ptt» fi gait affairs, wi* afatett at "jettie Tss«-siaj-*s ssleciai r-arfWates vjrbaj Etfttftsti SestioM i .TVi.S' Kl.' ■THIS' liiiiBSiifS:, paleirs, Its I aot -He Mute, a. *eens te arwrk a tm m& flflhre. So fta ,«a pies I and $ , 0 llii'il I ir im! .■[■■■ i ■ 1.1 ■ ■ n :■! ,.il ■■■'! i-11:; i: -, I >■ i ■ l. n i< iiilfcitu and asMnritod eampip psapta-rsftlli:. al efeettwss tee been kse «»lttmg, tat aert to etar-tlam iays sf ok, will m saatiy aa ata* it yea weal le kff eat Ja the csrii, set At* wfA's ;tiaase year «as§tlhlrte» aad ttes vote * Taeathy. The elections Otis Tuesday, see the special elections section ability to represent the stadeats April 14, will include a aa pages I and Si. adequately, referendum on tlse future Dean George Borders. Bftrdet-s poiats eat, however, strata^ of the Student A Rain dtawman of fhe SAC, ea** that attitnateaathorityotror Use Cotrttaitteo. pttaszes that tte refarendsan is structure of the Student Affairs The referendum will iaetafe a aimed at gathering information Committee lies with ft*. Jebas, 4e9cri|rtJsanrf fhe SAC*s present and student opinioa. He says &etson'a presides!:, since the Arm-tire, anst four possible that tte eocunittee can use tbe group ts a presidential com- aHertiatiiret.shrexadwar&ig. malts in farther studying ite fiiittee HE ff. is the code name ftr Hatter Eairarvagaiaa Weekend, a Stetson Union Board project described by vice- prtsdeta Atiroi Walker as a "last-ditch effort to bring toe Stetson stadeats together." A lire-pejrt program eevtrimc Use daya srf April 18 and 19, the festtvft.es will coostA of: 15 The Camranas will be skcoraki draa-styte f riday af tersioan, and * fltsieiwl band wit mart* around ttie tables playing appropeutfe toes; il taisnwiately following tlitasef there wCE be b concert m Haley Field, lasting until l:Jfl; 3) At the ita&Sab wil t>e tee "btggeft, beat Happy Hoor tbe cainpss has eeer seen tor eatesii." at SiSS; "llAt ll-M twi GtoekiBsi bairf will jtsarclt from the campus down tise 8oaiei*a«t, leading the atodeate ts fee Athess Hseater. wlore there will he a fee miMght mss-^e. Easy ftfder. Tbe wxtdayttte Unkw Bnarsi wil host Hatter JBoBttey at DeLeen Sprinp. wjtere ifere «IB he sawfe tad, feed, eaooeing, asid pfaMKsi fecr«tt*«. Wstter aaya. "Dae to the shnrtened OBi?erssty catenate", the adajtnurtratton nsoild a* kt ns have Hatter Hobday on the tradfM®d *f edaeastaiy. So Use tfaion B«rd sfeclW te canpensale wife semething really ^jectai this year.*1 In rsspoiflise to a natjenwide fai. a groqi win a start history was fsirmei en Stetson's campus last month nader the aospiesis r?f fw-Face Uaismited. The parpse of the orjiamtMac was to earn meoey hy coniracta^; adlfa persens «-* de»3red t« have *i third person hit in the face with a tnemfite 3tr fsrsder iheftsdeaaiae ~*|jhjtterny,''frvt indtvisitiaii: dotted tfcr- tatnpist w erad-M<HTh with advertiang for thetr prar- i*.f J-jtle asismt-s.-* rerstare By March 19 Butterfly had T-et-fttrstia IB Sfspaymesit from an unducloaed person for the s-otsiianv r- first ^st4 Aaly faealif lit Mr iicsaaW Tltottipsen of the Geology Oeprtmeftt receivotl a three-day *M Paoah Bakery lanon tnertngae pie sn me lace at 11:5*1 aia. s« Masrh 21. Tie hit, made im-- mesiiakly hehinsf EUsabeth Kal. incerred no jrtiysiea! tkttagc tn the victiat. Aittaagh the **hit man" was stspposedly tlsiiguiss?d «n* sJenseaUi an army jacket, a black skrby awl a glaei-tm jjtvtiee beard, his ideatitv was mvstennosly dissmvered by ?.-» p tn ol the same da v. Interventism bv the Office uf Student Affairs prevented University dsatrissal im- ttwse lavalved Buterfh- apolt»{i»d and then offered tsi pav for the ruSssiitse t^s-ss ?i! p-ait* tl .-.t-Eiisa. jigiiii* s iieasryes»ilaiMiiB, Ae Mad ttaUer, Is «ow awiaHe fer AdrllMftlM ea the j seeaui Qocr el tte Cartfta Uatet ^#«g. Batted by Elkaleii W*bb, Ae s^ler teak was pt lajeAer Ai* year j beeasee ef *e lack of a stintem. aNe te rift a larger bonk. ft*« 1 ti£M cast Is a sJptfeamf saving #v« *e flMN Isdgeted , far fatl-stae yeaxtaefcs te r«*ftt years. Born Mi. Ill Yon Win! ~CPS« -- The 1% winners in this year's draft lottery, dependsnst s>ti >««■ point of vievr. were all iaisi tsurn m Vewtiary 15, «|,fi. Thev Ve the ones for whan nmrJbw «- ;!st hsgnest pssiblensiKtoer ut 'die .*al"j~up urskr - wa.« drawn. These men wsaild be Uw last t-rdered ix» iniistery service sf a rational en«-rgenrt required a ret. tail pf tor. nf Ilie draft Spiti-avsi tisr<s to gM^ jj