Stetson Reporter

Stetson Model Senate Enjoys Successful Year by data Wynne The Stetson University Model U.S. Senate ended Sunday afteraoan at the final swarfs baeqaet Tttis banquet marked the i jiiaatatton af months ol hard work and preparation by the Model Senate Committee. Jeff Hurley, chairman of the cainciittee, should he pointed oof, along wttli all these wha had anything lo do with this event, for being responsible far aae af the nitsst gratifying experiences! that Stetsaa has ever attempted. The Muriel Senate celebrated its third anniversary tins ;. ear aad hopefully it will live to a ripe sild age. This reporfer patticipted in the Senate far the first tune aad he would just like to say thai those of you wha did net participle- Boy. yet. really missed it, The idea behind the Model Senate is to try te create the attnospbere and working conditions of tlte C.S, Senate The student Senators attend committee meetings and party caucuses as well as the general senate sessions, legislation far Ihe pregnant is decided upon by the Model Senate committee hut a good deal af the legislation eames from the indents themseiees The iludent .Senatars arc etpecled ia tn to imitate the Senatar they are portraying, if not by personal mannerism, at least by voting pattern. Often though, a subject will come up ihal the student will have no way of knowing how Its-tier Senator feeis on that particular subject. As a result, the debate m fhe finer becomes ante ot personal views. Since the stadent Senators arc net tempered by the knowledge that they will have te wort with their fellow Senators again someday, as are the real Senators, the debate often nets abant a ''conversational tone1'. Perhaps the best way to describe whatthe Senate tried to s please turn to page S7 Inside Today: Stetsons Super Speaker Vol. 86 No, 22 STETSON 0EPOFTEF Stetson University, DeLond. Florida Editorially Today: Yearbook Mcm^f Friday May 3 19? J Top Rating Won ef Notional Championship Ths- Strisifin University F -rersrfs s quail has been ranssiit the laird place tea it in ita- nance hiltowmg their aerfi-ras„.n< i- ,-d the National trt! r tiiial F7-.-tr.ts Chain- pi-.-aal~i{s he! it at Piaftsburgh htah duvri-atti tn Ilatlsburslis New far^ Aprj ]%2t. Bobbi hs-,t« a .rts-iitlwr s-f the Stetson -fi-i- sua. aaiaed as the top - -.«-:-a.l spak-i ia the- nation af--i a.ar-ntp in iht- senii-fiaals m sis ,.| the eieht areas of s-aitij-it-dtian Tv -fie nisriinher Stetson sq t,i:i res-t-ived tlie third place haai---- aher placing eight pat-ttcpatiin; slots in the semi- finals and f«» in the final rnnnd, Bebbs Rowe, a stadent frani l,argo. Florida, was honored as second place spaker in the nation in the areas of fniaroitipfn speaking and Expiusiksry Spacing, and fifth plare m Oral Interpretation of Poetry Charles McCt-el. a ,3 ac k a anvil I e f reshma n, reec-ivee the award fer sixth place in the nation in impromptu speaking. Net in finals hut still placing m the top twelve in tbe nation, Mareia Timmel was named eighth in EatoapotaMsas Speaking, and Bobbi Rowe seventh in Persuasion and Erterapraaeatw spainttg and 13th in Oral Interpretation of Prose. Participating far ."itetsen but not placing in the top twelve ia aa event were Mike Dudtih a Junior from Jacksonville, and Clay Henderstei,. a freshman from Edgewater, Florida. Bobbi tk-we received ihe fir* place award ta Pentathlon, a competition whieh singles oat the top fire events a student participates in aad awards that student for the best oeer-all ptformanre. She prticipatetf in seven areas at the tournament and advanced io settn t^-^^ finals In all ba aae. the natitsit. ,vittee tta- ficst and Michigan Ontve-rsiti. uta h.-s-.a- Sfetsan was si-uremely rfs-un-t pittee achi.ss.-N, Ohiu stytleai u>d:«»<ei* ;-,er fC-rtd as hanaredtohavtrfinisht-drliirtlii; "itversux and i-laatera -pa--tse la3-:t :--~s o.ve ■*' Student Elections Held Tuesday Student elections for the Student Affairs Committee iSACi, the Siudent Union Beard .SCBi, Judiciary 1,'euncil. and tlie Publications Baard will be held Tuesday.May 7, m fi-urt nf iht- Carlton Union Building. CUB. front ||.30 a*.m to <6:1lf p in. These students wishing to run far poaitions m ani of these ornarimaiieiis may sipa up at tlie SAC office through Friday. May s, The final ruti-nffs will be held Tharsiiav, Mai Ir, . la- the SAC eieetian, tour reprei«iitaB«f will be ^tted on; twa froin the 1 Jtiera! Arte Scheml. one from fhe Business Settee!, and ane from the Music School. Students may rc-tt- ar.ly inr iheir awn sehoet s representatives. All peats for fhe- SUB will be decided, mciuaine President. ¥is:r-^resai«nt. Secretary, and Treasurer Chair positions far Building. Social, Fine Art, Films, Hospitality, and Public Relations functions will alsa be elected, tt: tlte past ibese chair positions have been appointed Ity the SUB. SUB fiaslers and IfepreterJatiirs will also be etoae-a ' please tara to page 4 s Stetson Yearbook Discontinued Th* Hatter will be closed He latter, the University yearbook, was discantinned Taesday, April S. by the Stadent Affairs Committee after receiving a reeamiitendation fram Ute Publication* Board that the annual be discoatinued for the mm year. The reason for stopping publication was the inability to find an editac er business manager, Milne Dudait, Chairman of the Publications Board, presented the reconmsendaiion io the Student Affairs Committee. Be stated that the Publications Board received -'two late applicants for editor." After interviewing the applicants, the Beard had decided it would he best to discontinue the book lor the MM-75 year This dues net mean that there will be na yearbook after tbe 1974-75 term. The feeling offered hy the members of the Publications Board and tlie Student Altai* Cemmittee was that enough interested students could reactivate the bet* for the IffJ-H A motion was made at the same meeting that the Student Affairs Committee be given the right to allocate the $liJM Hatter budget. The motion was sec-onded and pssed. A motion was also made by Mike Dudmt representing a recominendMion of the Puhiieations Baard that ROM af the that amount be given to He Stctaw leprter fnr the W4-B yeai The motion was seeonded and pssed hy SAC