Stetson Reporter

Vofcme it JVo. 23 Stefsoii VtUwrsitf ~ikLaad, J-fe-rtfa ¥rkty,Tiiy r,wj Title IX Self-Study Shows Negative Results --V-. *•.■ Gradvitltm ctirtntilits will! line htli in the EiMirts Adhflty Center, Snday, May 16- 1S?« at 2 p.». by Barbara A. Bssuda Tae results ,sf ts--- Title IX a en-d ts e r i ra s r a s r .iy -.el f- study aro an antl sii depart* ments reps rt tiiat n a diserinainatien aaturs at Stetsan ta»c cr a<ainst the female papula'-tsan. The seb-sttitii, under the direction ef the C-fastc nf Civil Ristbts. ss a requiremerf o; al. et-tieaes and uciversihes in assurine thai ns pei's^r in the t'nired a tales si tat, cat Tla* t'asis sf ses, bt eveiiisiCii trsani partitip-atis.*i m, lae denied rhv benefits af, or he asub* jeeted ie d'sHoiinatiun under siay "dMcaTienai praprar- -- -i-.iiy re*eivsng ledtr*-' ficaatsaat assistance.."' 1st a" us; -ase ihediscciininaiiisa is apinst the etsesls. The repcrt svhich will be ,..;s.aab(e in rtrsl draft font*. s,a tha reserve secrttan t-f ihe 1st ran, tor the neaart nrer.:h, -Uitsts that mere are tw d t-s - r i t n i n a t ery pracUee s a-tainsT v,;anit;."l student Tahisip place ci campus 'lav re-- ails clab n that tne faie-iviiisas: deparitnents are tree ttc-cs an-, ante tea nate psuaeiiti-s carter platen trs* awl *alaf*etsTet.t; preatraiTas rrst operated ht the .r- sritia'.tan i t.e studert is achar.at, - ltducattan,t! t'raerains arm Activities; St-jsmj*; frliitrttal sir Parental ,s>.ttar-, Stales, Resatiirrnsents and Practices i dorm ■■eyaiaticstis.' single sei * -rgas: was teas : noc-existan t a- Stetson aside frena Fraternities and Snranritiesr healta services; foreign study; access to eaurse titterings; counseling; fbtaueial assistance; t«f- Las-r,!;- arat "Thereport -.,.-.a ;t,-.,;.- r 'he hhrtiry"-"«■ s-ssavs* > a -, the studf nt,-, aaii .ars... a a alas- a-., aea I > as-;. - - a , ..iiiirtiarJT*, -a- , sTah;s L">a. pre,: i .;:? , - s-di na.lt, r far tne *"-j*]. ~v»*.- '-alue "jtajiterst ,an*a -r. ard :iJd:li"n«i i.ais.'.s.-; .- a .,* "ir stadents rtai '1« -t'ad- fttiflinc-, it- .t" >-*.-.- d»>trunin,,il* i;* s s --;; .-;- -:;il racist su. ;-- --t ;.- cluneu m the TV a -. * Tert; urates s'udert- a. - a'taais- 'he sTudy ,ird uansa::; ac nit-tcnnl data thai t,-,.;, ;-aaa- hecn avcrk-aite-.: The final sarar. tiaj,-a "ie celeased Tt, the faffis,-*- s;f f ;iv;i Rights in Vt-'asaindtitt Clearly Jutae. but prevtta-s tc thaT, t"t>tnni.-n-.- dnd cr'Tick'sats ace welt-isme-danst shauld state trsaade to Ds Ckrk SUB, SAC rJC, Finish Year's Business by Dana IJuttmtre 4 s thr* .sestr-ef yeaar stutnes to a chse, abree aa* Stetson's student committees; the Student Atfaits C*iaswsitt**-e, tin- Stuttitit Union (ksard and the jjfticiary Cauacii are finaitaiii-sp ralans far the aasa-tntnjT; year aad ta'sirig care i»f Uf;f3tii--as:si anstness The S'udenl Affairs CeciiT.rtee -Vj«j-j itself wilt Shl-ij -,;* anath l«as a led Jaoal.-. at a itt-eraaa Mat das, aaitght, it aas des -ds-d Tha: ft-aim weald it- speut;,-- ;t spruce 1rt*e Te ce uss'sj -•, o Christmas Tree. Seven buiariresi Mlars ar-err aUsxiiitsaid to thft library; a|SII fur beaks and tiP for pentsdicttts The remaining "Mtrfl will be ssaenlto prehase 12 Itwniaje chaics for fhe swbruninp pool area. During Menday night's meeting, an ad hue studeat carriiiiiftee was tTtiminissiiained witb the task of revaewin-* farms of student sjaverntnent for psassibie use neaart year. The Students Affairs Cenititittee is a ■ssiiut txtfiy uf stndenTs and faeutit usenst*s:rs ann raeels every tveeh. il b cotnprised af the Dean of Students, the Associate t>*tn of Students, fnur trsembers of the facultj; t*au ithosen by ttae Faculty- Senate and :**-« cfKiser; ht ibe pr-csident It alsc w- ci sides tht preside tils and vice presidents of the Student bnioti Bttard aad the Judiciary Ctiuneil. the president of the Stetson Afrtt* American Society, and tbe presidents of the latcc- fraiernity fanned and the Panhelleme Asst-viaiian- Te insure represeniaUoa ot the different schtitils, ts-t*o students rroia the Sa-boal ef Jib Outlook Brighter For Stetson Srals Bt Tom feat Tae job taarket ts brightec liiaa .as-: ytar's hut not as hrtpb* as tt has beer, m the past ;V SteTssan's aasraduaTing sertf-rs as r-ard'stjr; ta Mr sseare- W .11 tanas, ?lavc-;isvnt Uirccfasr for tlte LVitersia:;,. la appratsinc the presea: ;i,ij tnarket, the I's'iT-vicr ittslitated his ftt-hcji* That tuday's seniors cauld no leager depend on their college degree as th-efr fundamental erapltsyrnent asser fauT ratber look toward their omn "creativifj, initiative, and per-aerverertsae."" Pireetrsr Willianis vtsiced his cantinued belief that "there are always jobs" for :he deterniitied college graduate- The jobs for Sfelsait's iiTrasTsiats.a. at,ah lie ttTlh tis-se pcs.ii*s-i:ia- vbieh denaarsT "wtsrk.n*T with * peapie" according to the Director. HiretTcc Williams en-jiaierated several areas n; wtaicb he felt graduates should laok for jabs, autably- "social refrsiaart andl rehabilitative pasitiuns, fsxid service managetneat pttsilions dnd the taritsus 8 Cssatttssataja sjj* pag.a 31 Libera] Arts, ane stadent from the Schusjl af Mnste and c-ae student from the Schawl of Business is eleetcd re the Catiajnnttee. InsJeiajaendents are net specifically- represented. Hovtever, Dean Bsirders has stated lhat this is due te the lack of any orpfsiaaaatiftn for independents He alsa feels that the Committee is representative at independent's interests because there are some independent members new on the Camp il tee "The Student Affairs Committee baas nss policy isiaking power." said Xrean flsirders, ' bur it does have the power ef making recn tu me n data ens ' Students are enc-rairaped to ait-snd the weekly meetings af the Student Affairs Cf-mmittee that will be held during the cotiiiti** year and provide input The Student Union Beard has ended the year with a nimibcr of plans for tbe eomintt year ac-esarding re cost, on sjsa§e j fit the Netcs What Hipipiiisi T« Our lsittir«„„„ p. 1 Tit Year li Pictirts . n i * **" i »*i »*" »smi«<,si « m m «-i s,p«l5 Inlits Take Cw «,„„ n n 1 In Activities Budget Increased by Dim Feather The studeat activities budget for Stetasen's summer school wilt shaw a marked increase this year, as a portitin of the general fe-e Is, for the first baaie, funtieled directly into activities-. Perry White, activities direetar. elatedly anncsunced that his summer funds have been boosted from fhe traditional one fheusaad dollars to t*#s>and-tau*a>-half thousand thdlars While plans ta spend this a,eels fl t nalia* ing ihe summer calendar, but said that six trims have already been ordered. He plans to schedule seme "interest Tournaments" i tennis, ffsbinci. a couple af <-*,«■• night cssiee trips, and a band prty at the begmrsinp cf the tenaa, Tbe earpanded* attivifies budget has prompted White to cab for t'olutitesers bar a "suiiirriec union biard ' , If you're icteceste-ai, eonTajcT his saffiee in the € U.ff. Es;,;-i*;t-l about the expanded possibilities far surnamer recreation and ea- tertasttrneut, White raaiiesa; the funditti* change as 1 positive step. Pris «r ts,, This "term, sijrxaei activities were prc-vsded fratn a aine-thoiasand-dolbi* budget for the sumnirr session This tear, tie summer's eeneral fee -still be increased ta prevssie a raor-i*- adequate activities badeet.