Stetson Reporter

Kill-A-Watt And Save Two Bucks At Stetson By luaseii Sehroap la an unprecedented move in the liaattory of Set-on Cmvertilj, students received a cash rebate Tharsday fair their help in saving eievtrrcity in the residence hails iasr munth, it was ann-iuneeri today by Ktrer Tarncr, lh*an of Students, The drive m save electricity, ItmsiLr, throaghtaat Ihe raiiipus as *'t*apf-ratitsa Rili-A-Warr.'* nas initiated last mouth to c*«mhat the energy shortage lhat resulted from the severe winter eaperteaeed nationwide, "We have sav*eeeded in reducing ihe number nf kiJiowatf hours needed for the tiperation of fhe university by i»,l«,1' stated Dean Tarner. "'Daring this same perio-d in IStfj, the Cniversity used TiS,«» kitisiwatt hoars This year we w*s*r« abie is 3 cut it tu Pean Turner further stated that the use of electricity was the lowest of any single month since the ani varsity began keeping track of such figures in 1913. The previous tow was t*ecorded in January, 1974. daring the first energy sr-risis, when Stetson used mm kiliowatt hours." The reducttor, in kiliowatt haiirs resulted in a S3 .WO saving for Stetson. Each student living in tie residence hails received a f wo-ttillar rebate Irom these savings, according to Dean turner- "We thought that if students could learn to think of the little things, such as turning off the lights when leaving the room, that the university would see a savin-is in what tt has io pay- each mnrtth," Dean Turner elalarated, "It's very easy when yea're not; paying the MB to forget to turn off the switch,*5 "So we pot a challenge lo the stadents," she confinued? "We id it in a very low-key manner, by word of mouth through fhe titonntterfes.*' "It's been a very sttc- : cessfii program and we feel very grateful, and very proud of oar stadents," Dean Turner taenelstled. "ft shows that when collage stadents want to do something, thev can make a difference ** Dean Turner indicated thai other savings coold result if electricity usage remains low. "If we'te started a trend, it could be reReetive in tn* increases m studeat tuitions that we have fo make in tlie future," she explained. "But, we are very hopeful that this will help as in the future, im-ause this thing -the energy crisis« is here tts stay." Volume 19 Number 21 Stetson University DeLond . Florida April 7, 1977 Inflation Drives Meal Ticket Up Fifteen Dollars fiyTsststaTstx Meal lit-tn rhareer- will axri-a-a !»j fiiPx-i tr. spars argianstsc i-s Sen!a*:cht-r ;sf i;s-**S is-;!! -s axishian xi Wi hat s il H,i.as.. Ihretta r s r f s;„. .Ssax, isi- P.ssxs* '.xala'tH-d lit \ieai i"is ks'1 i-ss -s ass* rs ".t-rrns sit atslljlis-iaary pressarci- .ir is-,*! a asi aas--' rswls. tla' sTx - praix tailtiial bias LA d,v. si ila- M;-a: IVket I-S .s ,'s- A.-s,a.. astaux, as.ss.s.L-s.a- ran 1 prist- llavr.- ars. -.ias).-s 1 .s -hoistx avithoiit tssitiLie. The seven* 1* anger isf IK"," has forced some raw food rosb- up s-.o hs wn handrot! per cent. Bs-s-HC* repLiiirtl, The Jtres-rs'-r t-rtpiaaned lust iittoui all the fresh priisiiax items sen t-d h the- cismmorss and H-il Hack bad es- peiisans'ni ruLbcai upv-artl pracs* ats'-vca/issTst. Bs-s-at prsiajii-ted the sucae in araaiaat- prks*s sVs-uld evt'iiinaily t-ffod tht* prices in ihe canneo rastvi industry the axmie svat Labor costs were also cited m ihe disctosed mcai ticket bsssist Anticipated shifts ht the minimum wage from C3I per hiiia* m $S.fLafi ps*r hear ibis summer with as ptssatble tiicrease t.s S3 i/o bv Sclpember also infiuent'ed the decisisin, Boone cited continuing food waste problecss ia tie Csatrirnoas for ihe yearly price increases as weft. A study performed by fhe commons staff revealed a apprsaacimately list! In raw food easts wen- ased tn the preparalien of fts-sd returned untouched lo the kitchens eierj day, The dollars Translate mro pi per cent oE the raw fond costs generated eath serving day Boone farther reported that abuses in the meal ticket policy itself cause sisine of the yearij tn-rrease They're a heck of a tot of stadents around here vshfi don't tike the fact that ihey are suhsithnng people nor s-n the meat plan,'* the dirt-sAxr said, B.iene has neer. working for fwr. months nn a more "eqaitable" plans for I be next academic year Re •sard details t-i the ire**, system wisutsi he released later, D Slips Go To 175 Poetry Symposium Tuesday Su-.sor Crsiversa,1 titi! -isss: its set-sand annual Paisrtrv iy, lapj-siiaaau April A3- 14 ts. la salt witl feat art risietry "■siathaiss ,31381 LS.-:sisr,sb:.p?a by ' b rev a r a ta i i a ent poets, rt'sai-sa-sa.-si *.:r William t*aj, ar , aasrstasiis s.j Uk- .**U*:ss r s.s.n;srl;'seis1 sif Llat-jssl A-sets Jsarliaru H .lata. Atx A-tcxt ,.i"i 'iu*- ta-,SL-a ars Ihe *s,sls,it-a srtasis lAr rhs* ll'rtx-l.'i siri8p.ss"i,iii. All -4s ;'!ts! .«|- -.'.-.r- s1?.s 3s.L ar ;ii*-I.. ,- t...ss;- -fAHS «-; ths* .'arlp a 1 i.h-i Pu isliag Arm Ai p s.a \I is.sein r-adrii."s wiil ts a'l.« sls-sl" ; -I *- n,. bt I-Ll xa as. 11 s *-1. .1. ,3 .is tils ;' i ur s Ills aals" ft" .aa:" IS t'ae -1.1II '.1 .;'is.i, as-.s -s ,-i ts.ss.iri i*sc s,- -,5-3.-1 si a, I \| .-I :st? I.s as.s: 11'. "A* -.a 'pas"i;t - f -«s \s,. ,|-,s s-a.ssi. \;*'nrsT Wilbur is tnrrenUy an Glut professa'-r at Wesleyan University In 141110. He will be available ir. si wsirksnsip sessisiii Tuesday, alprtJ ]s ano will jvad his wtxks that evenuas/a at S p rn Ann Deasyns aas writ tors anthislts-"ies ai poetrj Str«- iravet.-a exttaisivi-ly, ci>-v duotur.-, ps*c!i"y readings, w-rkstiLspaa arss; it's/Aires. Stuns a arsVi'-vas-r si* a'assst-;- ai tiislfara College m Xs-rilt Cariiiaia "ihss Dsaaaso uitl aold hs-r s-i-arsLxhop -^-s.--i.ir ffsaafnesaa---. April T', ann a-ad hs-r pwAry laisir 'ha: eisinr-.'., ,a:aL* i*-- alss svhcth.it'tl : s apsxii". al rlis- aniv x-sly -; ; eadrrsbn-a haantj tsi lant Jt CsX X'.ss'-s .».„ia ai; ■cXrx.ia-sr ar.sis*.*,--sr ..f L'lx I --' ,3* hlelxal its.*Is 1;3"A its isf®, liis verse- hjj. hs"*on published in a number tsf Plrns-M Tsar?" T« Page al by Barbara Snipper One haaired and seveaiy- Ive D and P slips were mailed out this semester, Dean Turner stated. Of these 175. only twt, students took advantage of a workshop being offered n the Csaunseliag Center for students with grade probtsams. A breakdnwu shovrs Freshman nsales had the most 0 and F slips, 11D in ail, uith Freshman women second with tM iota] D and F slips, Only IT fif these notiees were served tsi Sersssx women. This was the smailes! number. .UI across the bs-artl, t- si-meri had fewer stradc slip;- and as cia-v-. increased, the number t-a 1) and F slips decreased, The Liberal Ao -achsxl bad JS5 students with D an,: FsLit-is, ttti students fr*-i:t the Business School and -tH fr-in the Music Ss-hxai alj.s rt't-srived notices The reason mast afteit sighted for the prMr grades was pssar lab work McEriky Award Accepting Nominations Each year the Faculty Senate selects an outstanding teacher on the Deland campus ier recopition by the tViiliam Huch MurKniry .Twarti for Teaching Eatceller.ee The laarne a;.; the recipient is atsiivansaed and the .Award ts bestowsai durtna staring praduaiion evereises. T*se recipient o: the Ait^rd each yt-ar will; 11 s have bis .->r her name tascrihetl on a bronate plaque wfrels will hails' it. a riinspicaoas place .a the -\iimiita-tratst.a Baslduis; of the University; i r > receive a., r-rtiricals* ta The form saf a piaqae Tc hang oa ssffice « ^tudy tt-al; and. 8*1 s ixeeive ;. viiets far alAAl W- ."s nrsiiisiiatuig r-oitaia-ttc has taeen appelated for tbc- fsurptisc 8.; rshTainnih; larvrmatson and aominatioris which will he provKic-il l.s ,1 final selection casmmittev. Fast a'copis-nTs isf the Aajiarsa are neligmie tts -eaaeive the Asvard Lex ts act x.si sif -.1 l* 1 ear.- iietvat recipient,* art; I*rt fttsi.rs Man* Live!ace <>f.J KiAHsita .'t-rrxLia h's:-isia,sliLsi'.« is j, l,s-as.;i'k bs ne rubers,'-; the --.isi.as.3* iasidy, and hy members of the General Facait). Eacts student and tieneral Facaltj member may make one naa-muaation at writina, giviag reastnts for the nominalioa Cruidebaes for fataiii-tr.g ttt .rboice 01 a wtnaer will include the following; il* ExecUt-net- in ciassrjom teaching Thia, repuirement is pririiarv' <2 - infeiieefual growth and professional competency as reiisacied its wriTing ana scholar".',' publications. Scholar!) piaaltcatior extends the educatieaal influence af a reacher l-t-issrid the university. -S' intdiectaal stimulation green to tlie acadetcts sacnuiiunafy aulstde the cassrs/n-.m 11 ik-sxire Ix tae TAusieots ,stsd ts*. the I'raversity as a w.iiiie' h'umtaalion Eorms will be available or, request CLirc- taet's-mg April 11, at Ate fotlow%rK itK-a:,ons. htudt-at Affairs i-ffi---*-: ';.;«-epta.a destt sir tat i'IB eis?«s- Tsssi- Ts, -»^^4