Stetson Reporter

Inside Today: Streaking pg. 10 STETSON Editorially Today: Visitation and The W#w Calendar Vol. 86 No, Is DeLand, Florida Stetson University Friday, March ] MfZ£ Academic Calendar Changed Tite Academe Calendar for the Wi-75 school year was saerteaed 2S school days bv a -toners; faculty vote March t The alteralkn came in rcspnse to fiaanciai difficulties caused Hi the energy shortage. t'ndet The newly adopted calendar the fail and spring i-entcsters will he reduced to 13 in-ei'tei 'or classes and one week :or csaics. The Winter Tenii will he red.ii.ed io * necks X masses phij registration ^ final examination periods. Hi- Tiiautegiving ar.d Easier treat-, wiif cacti he Thursday through Sunday. There will be ao break between Winter Term and Spring semester. No extra holidays <Homecoming. Parent's Weekend, Halter Holiday, etc J will be included diirtnjj the regular terms. With this calendar the school will te upen approximately i days less in September atd 21 days less m May. Since these months are ihe two highest energv coasuiriptkn months, the adversity will save con- sidersbli on their electrical bill The recommendation for calendar change was made by an Ad Hoc Committee the President appointed to study fhe feasibility of saeh an alteration It was presented to the faculty hy President Johns. The projected savings of mMH which the eoiiindttiie presented in itii report should actually he greater, according tc- Dr Bradford Crain, a committee member. "The tBfOflt which we especial la sare from Ihis eaiTHiulum change was projected ur. a scale of present rales." lie stated "if ■prices increase as they are predided 10 do we will save closer te t»m or l?9,i»," The goal of the committee was to find ways of cutting operating expenses without sacrificing the qualify of tht academic prognmi. '~THe Ad Hoc CoatniiUee went into this thing not lust to save money,"' stated Dr, Grain. '-fact also to preserve the integrity of tlte academic program at Stetson," he cuaiinued, "The tmoor tinkering we did with the academic program was just that -- minord' lie measare lias only been approved for one year. School Books-Even Money Can't Buy Them .1 llper reiil price rise Aprd 1 for paper products will net eftwc* tar arionstrri. veri ranch because of their anticipatory u»-asiiri~--i a1vorrlir.11 Ir, Mr. Johnson, ihe manapex of the ucoksmrf and ihe pot-chasing agent for the school. The r-a.-,oa for .tc -each increase is the srhae! has bought enoagt ;i',v:it:ii-;. 7,.. .as: lite iit-vt >ear f.r.:i iher. somv since they fs.rc-1 w far asirc-non:ic,-tl prire hikes, Mi. j-fcisoi. listed several nacse;- for the price rises, inriidcis,. lit er.t-rs;s- crisis, the paper shortage.-, and the aaltk- xiiwt-er 7hep,ipi:rraillsar..l7."ii Flri'irLinaieiitahsl^. In j;;- "-I.;.!-?.- siiaccsie-ii. he :nill;ned tt.- many proskns facing tne paper iviismiinig world, We do liave an energy crisis, aad ihere is a pper -thor- :age, The price c-f books will oe higher anu the variety of titles wil decrease. The Stetson University Bookstore is c-siertitm every effort to protocl the siuJents from esnorbitant prite fluctuations, hut boohs will cost more unless someene or something causes a nn ec^i in the upward spiral, Tiic fir*: place where j-hortages aegan to appear w,v« in low «r,~iiiea?:J IWiiliicight papers, which have a it-wer profit natijia and uAs. ioaerr tt. inaiiufarture. In met the mills :irt»p;»ii airt oi ita. tipe af paper during "SI faruiu publisne;;-; :.. ixe htavki nad :ivre costly popers. Ft the most part, there was enough paper of one mind or another lo go around, but this may net be the case in WM fiaturaliy, tighter siiaplies are accompanied '11 ingiier prices which are now at about the maximix: under ihe federal price control program, However during the kit w «4; the government has remr-veil those controls, and rjrirrs art expected to rise even mere. iir. course, these higher pruu,«i have generated more profit for the nulls, but thin h*-; r«~- seen; tr-satisf;, tie paper ci'nipanj esej'titives w!ti« ,-,<,' di«t ihe rerarns on investment are stU not liirh tujjj: 1, sii umiak iiii'estnieiii ia new :nil'.s. What arc tl~i*tr s^ak 7i. picasi- Inn ;.» pa.»c } Visitation Committee Recommendation Passed Student Affairs. Posses Committee Motion lly Howard f arrtslt Th.- iccun:i.i<ritdatii~-ii la extend -isitation houn. -.->.-m in-d n ;lie Student .Affairs Comer tire hi its sub- - «i,mii;ft-e «cas passed 11 :tt :dy i»nt- negative vote Tuesday, darci ,3. n- -:i>;-,ti.iniee proposed that these hoors be ,~ic- . - .=1..- ».-■ cmvei tJ;. iiti.,:vhars fcr a specific period nt time. ~ 1 -; ; -..1..-.. i-~- .Iny. Mrrcn IS ard ending «~n Sunday. April .sl .3" d ;"-.ii.. : i."--?';:-i.-.y. April 'X ,s slode.il .■•srvci mil he * -in. -i- -1, u tn. -ifiiie die aftviyitaoi ;i:y of thc-e gnidii lints, : ;-. .:-<. -.a-.:-,* ~ni.k..-:'i-aiii.:at.i;he c-<--rt-ni sjidehno,-; s - ~- -».:-: -Ah,;;, 1 ml1 X nrcsi"ite-:l to SAC :i«r appri~-v,.| - -. U -'■"!*... -yri: S6, oiicrwise,ai- siaideiifi mil rrcvaa in •.di .1 Hei.;ic-,-~is o.r redudio.i i«: ri-itaih-n Imrr.- aiiliia the- i:i.-,c:-:ti cuinehiies after Apui ,10 mil. Ix- naadied af the i.-r-'i i. it. %;, Hie respective Head Gesideni ..«r desipated -iersc-n" _V fhisi an lend ment to thispreposal 'by Julie IMHiaps,- deleter ihe i«o4,ir ivriiKl lAoril II uM :»i where ilie new «pieasv turn to page Si ! 1 ml % - -"S s > t - .sSSiii^"ss*X'V:~---~ Ad minis! ratio n Accepts Committee Proposial fctijr.esuay incrniiij,. the nffice of Stadent Af:-i.i~-. x censultykii with ihe Prfeideai cf the Umversii} apu-vred :i visitation eipansiar rec-omm^ndeiJ to therri hv ihc-StJcent -ifrair,- C*iii:imitee. The new hours wilt ^f inu. effect Ma-i - IS. The new visitation expansion is as foik-ns mums Saniiaj Uroa^h rhiirsdai, 15'OOa.ir.. ■ 11 r< p.rt, r ric sy a nd 5,i7~jrd,iy >■ mi am.- If -if- f - n MEN '--la', 1.- a -.---1' Curs-jr.. hsiieri, Lou,-r f; y~-j. ~-.|-_t~ - Il.*;nc- rieiiSt.- Wliedr-r JIjusc Fratt-riilj Hc-v. IdshaJ^-J Vi dilation BOMB ^sejf*:*- WOWN Scndaj diroagl: Thursday Frida7tariiiSaturda\ U.iftp.iai ~-ii'i»p,rii. 12391 p,m,-lS:45a,ct {please turn to page 41