The Reporter

!__ BylPnPene RowlulioaTMl baa proved to Aidants arant to be taadst in die administratis}!) f' Feature Writer be Use aismit referred to marK of tttversaiy policy concerning Tiae general sBtatuacapttoa A topic which will be omreu Ps par: ita value «ich tbiap as University which causes the treed af discussed bv students and was dbmssed sa leaps siartag Council, indicia! councils, thought that the SGA is si fart* (siasilty alike in the next few Ihe majority of tae Interviem, faculty dismissals, raiaor sly is tte fact (fait clipps iu- weefcs is &e effectiveness of tbe If you are not familiar with tP pop policies, and faculty Plated are not tawtoately SOP since election* trill be rssilaiPs and Its haeispound - wrfpf oomnittee. Theae are visible ta IP student; this mtim m ami In recent P bereiiis.lt is acmmiammof ah areas afiPdentcoaeeraanti mate* student* feel that Use isrvpts the general consensus stadent ideas which was tte resolution has opened the athnlnlitralPi ss not listtetiip a! tha gritaunfrtratian said the presented by Jonathan Haas eh&Boels or cmnmnnication topt^aaalj sua* to tte ftenate, students iii split. The ad- last fait Haas was aided bv both between the adtniaisfraUart ani Itse aspinPraiMi does Isieti eilaWratktit s.s pleased wills the anaiars and friends lisclusPit tlte apient Pp. Pairsip ta even closer tbast students pmgrau tte Senate tad aiap Pba-t Muwery. Pbw Qart Mr. -foe Wotsisap awbtaot restee. Qnngh. becauK Ihey HP yststr but rasp af the Michael Pish!©, RsPsird Hall, daanoliaw, die resolution hr'a are aware that SGA ist stalips feel that P senate is a and others. TP resolute orvsiallizalwi of stadest views reDresentatfreofflteoptotoaaof' states provisions that the which bast definitely affected the student body. Any legislative changes restart tttiie In order to become totally effective aad map1 times students are impatient, ft is | resiliring that i patience is atmmy that aAfa to the roped af a fcgpatlve hpy, moeh tttia ywlTu>e%y» ot various student leaders an ce. John I* Stetson University Week In Preview HOMY, .MARCH II - Last lay te *#> easses pfeaf paally. FRBtAY, MARCH 1» — Otacert; Steteon Oiiverpy Orchestra, Ssii PIL, IlteiSbetfc Halt Aisitlortait, FRSJMf, MAtCB I» —SUB Mevfe; '-WlaBlp" sH*i pp ltet*aa ItaoBt. iATliR»A¥, MARCH 11 — Cellar Deer, I* FJH. SUNDAY, MARCH 11 - SXAS. C*mmi fPif Sptfct Cterch, t-M P.M. MONDAY, IMtCH ti - Sfedtat leeiials *;*t Bttutbett Ball, MONDAY, MARCH II — Usual Brfoe; MfsWMsJJfl PM, StetiiB IP».. VolIJA F:ridity7Mareh W1972 No. 17 ixon, Muskie Win. Election Pr-fsiai rj,|j»-ri+ Pill. 'fhe Senate la now snore eUticfiv-e than il has teen in tte oast because of a mare constianttna; type cf senator,'' ^ Good senators mate an ei- Wwnibereailte of the March oualltv education, and 8Mft in fawr rf court reform 153.17. ^^Ktf^^S.,-?? m,,.,.!-!,,, .„.; ...3......... .... ,..jti:, s si..,. ...»,*..,- .. .^ ,J «,.„,.,.. t.,..^< . .„4 ;« ta,.,,*. s„s <i,.. .s.,..u.,s !...,.„ JiSsxr, lifts} 'MhX V.A& uasre Ilijt t.:xtt.istav ttritaarx' were tahtets la saw ■ os a tmiver asaettdttieal. aad in tav wr ta Uttr idsitteat wm u,. -*!--«• m. -i » «*,«,-.>.■ Tuesday nsstlit at Florida StKaoo atoderts aps toPI ia amatrtaient 1«P «^J i^wX«»r«-^ TaebnotiJiilcei Unlwrsltv. SS^'i5stS%Ji!SS PPoa Piprsla Bided with the v^pf vr^dw Prv p* cd xsitls the lop twti cuRtxradcrs for the NavecriPr Presidentiai elec» Con. isrfl. MONIMP HA1CI11 — Prtstisry Itt Party; !;■!. Atteti TUBSIM?, MA1CH M - flartda Waiap ««.*«. «miHsaM¥, mica n - chtpi? »r. b.c. c*»n, Spaker; ll;ii A,M„ EbaatKfft Itaii. fM0.1SD..il¥f MAiCB « — Asnerlesa Wstereetar lililiif; SsiBipssi llsil Gallery. flltftSPip lIAWffl« ~ 'Pfdiftr ea tl* Reef"; Stent ttssrater, S.-M VM. Kestistered lipnocirats vsrteil Pa, Bdnwstd Muskie into top position of thai party, and registered Reprtdksaas gate Pt rePsPPs of President fPiiard Isiixati, Will) 111 Democrats vxPii. Musloe reeeivedl 31 votes. Jackson il. lisisteij' ll. MeCfovmi IS. Wallace ««fat, iffiissbotns mx, liusaphtev P«; MeCarttty Pir. and fasrtte aad Ppv with one each. President Niida received 48 wrf.es sritlt AshbtxK* getting seven and Punt McCloskey getbp p« 0(i ip SlePn Cm tP sirs* PPt autsstiom, Stetson students voted iipts In favor of a e-orPitatscsjsa! amcniJmetst to prohibit the forced basing «' miblie sctawl istPtmP They ap vofp ]$W bs fsivci" iif equal o^ortuniti' fssr * M^JtltK f'wM'fV^ w fit ft ouncils In 1 urmoil kylMttMlMa rsalte ssMy in his office Jiave Mike Grfcbko. and Jdl I*p«rtssr AsasMttatelsttst Pist since "fallea to the Patf! IMacalli went le speafc with Dr. The iodiriarv pweisaeis af Ufa aretiiuaits sacluAal mih jahna about the proposed Stetson have Pea in turmoil far potato'as hsa not being on changes. +P -rs-tist v* weiii'ls'ii What campus enough, bis rsat pip fhe meeting sPii the iesxxfftota 'm the aalaea a Fully tenosri«teeable af the President was not able to revamping of the indicia] judicial processes, he wuldn't ptxpiceatiythtptleftritpotlier rvsimiwasissrealitvaraatabef foltow eacfa IndMdwtl owe, etc. tots tp faet that he Bmmi of bow ttlavs ia P upper Farther, Joha'j reisiprittiMlities pptetted a kit the potspn lie ettheiasia. ' ' as President of IP IPvertttt}! supposedlv created. J»haa gave In a series of meetUurs bet- do not include him partaking in no definite PitwtisPs, Pt lit wears Assudated Women Pislent (iPiipliwiry action; tttia -ttiajs reported to have said cm; StoJetP, JI«ib' Cwncil. and job 1* teft »P to ** Siid«rt desired chaipp tte present the DPpiLUBrx' fttdi- Deans. system of jusPe. The attilv Committee of the Student The eooacsb were told to romraent which he did make affairs Committee il vm cltsaatte that particular part of was tha the would not meet with pointed oat that President their procedure, aatl think of fhe Student Deans. Johns wanted the Stetson butter alternatives. Several March 1st tbere wag a sty s tern of Justice changed so a s pi ans were sabtaittest even aie m eel t o u be tw e e rt th e toexePfclstnihaxPitasivveta which at the time itemed to (MwipPary Subcommittee power. This "veto power" is the have tte support, in spirit at and the President, Many of Pt authority te overturn any least, af roost of the combined council members, it was noted, decision made bv anv of tbe grows, llawever, seme of fhe wstre Pstinntnst to heiPx Pit. Judicial brasiehes. slwtenta began to question the sw change was necessary. fbev The reasons relayed to fhe arguments lhat bad tatest were less am! less swayed councils for Dr, Johns' not relayed to them, so an February wanting the veto aawer to tpa, three students (Scott Kirt, the sirpraeiittt xs'bich bad been jXiaiHiiiujirt (j is *i»ei» Pap; p Florida's iplstep xxitets Pt! be able to espress their preferences regarding oresidenlial CBii- diPtes, decide ixfietter the slate needs Judicial reform, participate itt a straw vate cm bastp. college loans and emial i>puurtunity edttcatiiot'i. and decMeaiiuiTiberQflocalusoes. In Votisata Comity lilaP residents are rystistered vaters. Cifthese.fS,t;«;;ae'DestMicrat.s; mm are ReotibiicasiB; and 2.1*1 are other Partieis. iPWtegisrfeftif Nearlpjw voters rep5tered Feb, 1J and 12, the last two days elections books were open «k3 tlse osily twe clays persons were able to register under a federal court ralip which struck down Florida's one-year residency rspiireutent, Of those persons registering tbe last two daw. IP persons would not have been able to meet the old residency respirenienls, Aceortaig to Mrs. (Catherine Odliam, setter visor of elections, M» Itt-PaPyear-Pil voters, have registered pies? tbe hooks* opened Nov, t, AUtdd.'Mli new voters have registered since Mrs. Odhara opened die elePoa books. SP saal the ntmes af IfP veps have been deleted from bar t»As Peanse «t failure to renew voter registration cards. Democrats have 11 can didates to choose Pas oa the presidential preference primary portion of tbe balkt They are listed here m their naraeswfll appear on the h&IJP Shirley Chlintlm, Vassee Ilarlke, Halsert H. Iftinpltrexx Hwiry M. sleep) laetana. Jaliss 'V. LtKbaji. Esipae J. McCarth}-, Gmrm UcGtnm. Wlbur ft. Mfp; Ednistssd S. Misskse, George Wallace aad Saai PrP Heiiistilsicaiis Issted as thev appear ots ths* ballot are; Ate M, Ajikw*. Pad If. MeClswfcey Jt, aasl RleharsJ ML "wri'PfO' - PfSSXrpfg PoviPta will be map lor anv voter wishing to "isnrslPP the candidate af IP choice. Precincts will be open frosts T a.m. to I pan. as Drescritecl by state law. Voters statewide will be asked to voice tlselr opinions on