Stetson Reporter

WHAT Sound Of Stetson Comes To Life- Is Airing Daily nx I .-.its- vt-harf -i, ,, ,,.|i'. ... i ,!,s'..tr, sxla-r ' .- *..>i -os * .-; s.-s- ::;.,. fsx 1 s'-dts-s.-harf Ms'at a Cii\x',-..iix - ",stn- sasti-ia. WHAT --atisc > j-V xthea hrs ast "fl-: lot fsilin -a- Ms.n.kiy. peiruar;- ."ntf WtiA'l trie Jeres .^-ani sit Stetstir,, nrsw arsa-di-asts live daily utt:iis.:lsfs*a*«i«sC -i-fi-'-1 and ssm::.-r lo-sii':-.. .i-ai evcamgs It.int 10 :■> t-nsi- night WliAl' Isr.sasit.iiTa shows in bs'th tit twois-suns and the Oatrac's. The simile. Lsxals.d upstairs in the Carli-ns .itiideitt Union bufsiiig, i-* t-jpiippea with a Kc-nws-f-sl ,-ltisplifier. Ptoncx-r furntabk-s, a Ss.«ny . tape deck, AKG;iiMlf?i«*.x.._ sij i U.lVs : is ,.->.*-.*'>-is,- a-'s) sj,ea*,ia- TTIC-x. ss,ais.sa-r Cvte i;ii8-k-aa.x lse;.ai his- .-atesT aj-adsj-x ].s-.l.ex hx -.'arlio.-.a hs.tl. -.i-f'.osi,' I'.'dis- -tari-m ..sft.is;' a:- jaiior year 1* ar iv-'.s ys-ar.*- Hr'sxkx,ax ut-txvipeo asid iTianaitc-il tht- hi-,1. xd.osil ;',suifs stafitri, tl-eu worked t.-r T-TBTC .»f DeCjnd. UrsicMtay ss es-m-uiiy a ttin js-ckcy E.-r WTHK ,a Sanit-rd, f*;k-s.rcd la--. April hx "hi* t-tusienf rnniaP wrd. Breck- W.--J say,- as- iws been xvorkioa -isn't- April, ."esea-vlimi; it * laitil the :.;.i.;'< -sf I s:a:,ir- *xker -.-a; x,a- i ;,-.sr ..oil >*,... tr..ex. j'.-|> olskax. .-T-s^tai-' *xl„i7s,-s*: •*: ft'SLU i'-..*- s.ls-a-i; -s-r the a-sifCt. Pes ,tli>e .sf hi,- sfesll a.lst deer; .s.tes'e-f ll sis'alii--1.1--T tls s"aiis>a "xlxKay os.:nis.t-i::*?d' •tt'irl *CT' tias ,i .s.t ef i-r-ifen- '.sai. We need supps rr people henisixl as,' lesujt-St ua an nas appointed irtrettioi ci VHiA 1 I'rox.tais-s Quality Cat.i*'«l asi-ertiisit; :« Uina^er Cefi- fsr-'-Kway. 1 axai*s resO'insiL;hfits incijde . iiu^'-ni .*'-■.■;- il-'-'ftftl1?.-:.. . -am :.-: -'--- ----- 'r-if.les xis - .-" *r -i-s". . :x' nat,! ;->r bls-i:: Co i.'k tV-lAi :s '.io r.t.J :'• i n'a iitisir.lfi ,. ■. ;-t*s:.l jsia?;a lv*,i'. Br-istwax an*iiianh.sx «rr..-,-",-.f. .sf ths-* prs.h'eiv. r-i the t..--s-s-..*' <f .iriiitrrs xx-ha-|- s-xil.' t<- ,r* -lalltai ;n U'e :ss.a-r tutue There are appr-si'iiafei'- :ti .-tudstiits -xf.o a:x .ksc juckc-xs P-r T-VI-1A I'. as:a PiLt-ktvay -ays the sittr :- still esparda -: The cost et sinJi-i eqinpineST ffri-ckixat says :-. e-dtriiaiea at (:,{« si Axi-.-rd.r.s "e Broxkxcii, cess.! oo pa*"-- i sr^ U# 'tr. Stet son «-* .3cv- r --v.- Vol. 88 No 14 Stetson University DeLand , Florida February I3t J 9 76 Pevy«.--LQSOT DuPont Renumbering Needs Five More Years bySa«lraKrtie|er Clas.'Jit-ation of Efi pr rent of the DupncBali I Jbrary :a-i-L«. irto Tin- library of Coagress system is eompiet-ad this ussTsfh. antl the remaining volctiies trill be reclassified tn abaci fur years, ar-cordina to Ms. Betty Jehnsar., bmA of 'e;*l: i..cal .-trix't.'-ca, has .nss:fis,-atoi: froni line old Dewey Deeuaial syste-tn mtt tit J .ifcrary of Coairrcss system bt-gaiti in ll-W hecaura' of tf *- setter -.objec breakdown of the newer system, said ,\t. is-firs--- sr -Tl. s (.'(-.-.ifiavstias;, noth of ne»* books, uhich arrive im- > l,i-.-*-:':r-i. ans!; * ..Mer t oluiner--, which costs about tea cetik-. ser-,-., «I',- s'saSenal-,- fo rxvias-afj-, «• Jonc- by enapasyees of Is -, -t sr-.'f -i-*---if-e- der-artnient x i i-a.;s' c :o,3'«i asiok-. wssrc handled hy ttw depart- nient each year since 1W-S, according to a deparnnsant report of February 1IM. ta lEtaS apprxisiraately IS.tlfkt books were haissied. t-MA ssf these xtere new bocshs, and ftjtto were old volutnsts changed from The Dewey Peeitna! systetn lo the lahrary 0" Cennress sj iTeia "We are reclassifyin*.. at mininttun int-onvt-mence to both siiidails and faculty," said Ms. Johnsoc. -Flanlt valiinte «-- only off tit* shelf for one or two day*. :■>: fste?:j'.Kg and reclassification *' flefert-nce btsuk:- were recatsiied first iitt-rainrt' education, philosophy, rehftiou,history ,-iad the ar*s..refallx ar partly tfitn-ertt'tl fo the new system, s.i'j,-- s<-«eti8C vt-l-tnies are sfsllm The Dewey at stem, althe-4'l- new h*i3.'ssia every subjes-f are isi the library s;«f Cmistrt.-is .-ysfea; "The Library at Ct-ngrcss -yawta i- i-r^aaaten !.y subject just as the tC-ewey Iteciniai system is." s*itl Ms Jofmson. "but bt-catsst* if uses letters as well ,-d, aitiTilac-rs. there- are msire possible ffsnhliatsois.'., subjeri sJisttixctiiscK ansi mora .or ssrowtl-." jewelry Concern Barred From Campus Selling Bx ,iim€,ifef.te Cais-dsin t'ft-atisins, a ster1ir.it silver jewelry concern, -0- r«:* ol.. ,x-*;*' 1 s .ft any ca-tti-aosl-x-arrj busiiiess on the . ,.1.;;:.- .T-stisf- tsx- tht* administration tluriog their shsim f-..-i;- *4 e.hs-*is;ss,. Fi-t-t'itaty 4th. Susan Cavs-don Pintiult, tx*tio 1- ,, -.sis., ;-srtli. tt..<:s B,s-;t.,n. Ma,s,S8tcttst*,<-tt,*i. her Istish-isid, .s.scto ."-;sf dsA*. s;ai-«. a series fit prsifetsston a Irraft shows ss -s s. Closssla irs difft-rciit ?lialt."3 "A. W----1;- at Vohi'sia Mall 111 Daytssna tk-aeh, wbeo a asioss-s-r, xsjisa rappetietl tc he a student here, spagested that -xe L-sts.ex-ts tc :m> ctttiixus fo sei!," said Mrs. PioaulT. "We talitsi, 's- Mr Trt-pp at ttie Olfiste of Student Affairs and asketl 1: r tss-.i, i Ik- psissiale *.e set up on campus for a day and he -.i-s-if,-1 si lik- pkisax-d with the iafea." t^sii-dtsss t'reatisitts* prosiux-rj- are different kinds of stcrine silver s:wc-try. They disptayed a carted sterling .-.Ivor xs-s-f-sas s'-r rfokvr.-. bracelets, rings, and neckiacsrs ..li-iK -xttl istxielry of "icrslK--. coral, s.'stl kimls of canisl ,s-.s.s,t- Tlse: 1 isa-;a xx-as fs,t-atttl on thr froni steps of fhe MinNj s* a,'-«i P "tjltl-f.it- frem Itl-lH) A..*.! to approsiriiatety t ,1 C.\l UTsle i!'*-x ss.rre sin the cattspu--. btiying anythinia. -ran 'hen -xa.« a proNs-tn Welt the buympt wasn't ihe ist ,f,.s s. H o ars oh-t $ a as tr pax in . fur it o.';3 iri83tiex could hr- xscnaiii-f'tl oa the s ainpjis cntitsds. Ah trai>aftiai:- had is he ntado oi; .tome kind of auhlic property, nut-n as fnc sttic xsrslk ii fcoct oi Def^uti Hash - BetaiiM* sfntlersts ie:.t money tseforc m su-l: cperati8.'ss we told them sCavedon Croat ions s thaT the sfitdents ct-tCd snake n sleposif and aet 8^m a.f tjit-tr htismeris tarsi- tine p,sy the cost anytime." said Mrs Pili Slepp. '*Wt* vere Jrytr.ti ;.• prevent the student- from Is-.-iti-; their money " The exhibi*aon hx Cnvt-tk-n Creations »eetned To get a lot of attentii8ii froni the- students and the response was 6*sxs;i. *-M-?edle.s.s to say. Tbk* whole thin-- has been very in- convenienT for ali concerned bat they dhi- studetiTs- have been tsiost unjerstanduitt and co-operative. We matle spt-c-ial arranceincnts with those wishm-;* to make a purchase." sa:« Mrs, 1-inault. When asked if any sales were .asC '.-is I've said, ihe j-twieiifs «-«-rc -,¥."■■- sx-mpthene antl daht as- 'lerstand aiiyintsrc than we did." Mr. Stepp replied about it. "They dtsl call and say exhibition osih.' No snention of sales was nsade . Ve Thsiuaht it-ixostlsi he gsiocl ts- have thesn evhtbit tacausc not ail Ihe -.fsitlstrsts sum cart to the isxalls tsi set- the craft -aoxx-s. We dsd itsit know !n.'.l safe" -tasuhi l-s- utx op*t'tl uniif thex xs ere ah corst oa page } ftwste bt Date Odt-tsji, -'slics-. xx-itTfeclassshcafifso of alder hoota rien.|:r^ -.r-1 wtt'-tt-. .-va, 8«* tfieM* books .a dene if Oecvsasux A \rk-r;i« r(s,'p,-ir:nsasfs tn- aakesi to heb m the wrfhirett-.tl ;;.*s r«,-s;-. «i:d wifatls'axxi; hxtik- are .-xaj tti faetilfx and -Tjffs»rst- In the Xeucs... -So \mt "Think >mi Wmt To Fpat'lif' .„.„p. 5 WM* HtiiiH'CDjniii-u VIm* „««w„.„Mp, 6 Kur-.!>iu: Nice To \Mf, BlL„„,„„„,.p, g IfdUcr Ilia tin itwt Pr<)s|M*-rt«s„.„»„,„pJ.| j ■j