Stetson Reporter

Eight Are Impeached, Three Resign From SGC by Jamie liehards Etghr inenshfrs ss* the s; udesil 11 ex ere nei st t 'on- untsisn xxere iiSspeaehed nari Shrs-e stia-rs resigned at Ihe ; sisti-i.tts-s--. S-ivesraer 25 rittf-r^t Irani ataediiseitix-ts were Put Bs-yo. .SAC represen- ra-.it- l.is.is Ifradeti .suh- smuts- sj-leeaa. fs.r fnti A rt-he r. SA C representaii ve; C r a : e C r a w f« r d . representative from Carson Hall; Clax Heisderson, SAC rcpresertative' J-rans-j Ben ike, Otf-eatnpur- representattve, Steve Midkiff, Fraiernttj Row representative; and 3nan Toban, Sletstsn Rail respresentative lieiegaies re,*.setsing at Tuesday's meeting were Doutf i**e, SAC reprcseaafiec; Kevin Rit-hardson, Carson Rail representative, and Rtchard Tuiiy, Fraternity Row representative These tleparfun-s reduced the Csaiventtsin's membership tu twenty-one sTadciffi- At-cardsr.f» to the SflC's 3'enstittifisin, delegates can be impeached for -*due caase.' "Di.e cause" ,n this case was The lack ol attendance af the HOC weekly meetings. Says SGC President Daniel Gistrinmi, "We ns-cd parTicipatixsii, We ask that ihey - trie delegates ■ attend af least fifty percent of the meeTm,tts," The anse.nee <«f Tlsese members were also -'csakine it impossible to obtain a tjuorum and injuring The effet ttcesiess of the Convention," stated Giannini Ttie eight members were personally informed af that impending impeachment hy (iainnini The majoritv af impeached and resigning students cited "tonfiicls of ss'henuftng" as the istair. reastn fer their wtthtlrawal frt-nt the Canvcntsan. I'liannini concurred saytt:*|. "Most had legitimate ea.- x-ases, However,' he continued, -they the students - were delettated te "he Convention, either hx election or appointment, and had the responsibditx and •privilege of eoanji. whieh thex apparently did not fake t-eris.uslx ** Stet son Reporter Vol, 88 No, 10 StefsGf*} University Delontri , Florida December 5, 1975" Judiciary Constitution Rejected For A Third Time Tlie tx AX, postponed voting on the Judiciary Council Canst; tut .sat ,si;ee again Monday, The postpanesnent came after lengthiy discussien of two secttntts. Tnt- fa-st set-boa in questieu concerns entrance of staff na-nsber-s into studeots rooms. It reads '-Evidence seined by a .-taff :nctnber shall nsit be atLmbisible intn Council proceerjnes unless if was taken under one of The fallowing stt-mosfaate-.; is The staff member bad the es.preas jaer* nnssssas.: Tite student dean to enter the room, or I "The staff mt ml-er *-r tared tine ream in tbe presence of another staff Smotherman Elected ,h "' 'I, ll" m ■! member, or 3i The staff metnber was asiniitted by one of the room's occupants. Be Cannon tjiieshoned the possibility of two R,A,s en- terhsg an unoecupsed room to search for some evidence. He felt that if tbe roe-nt was unoccupied the R.A, should call (lean Borders fer permission to enter Council President Mare Schappell agrees that R.A s should not enter an uroecupied room without cause cr jrser- nsssston. However, that arrangernent was made before he became a member of tht- Judiciary Cotmeil S A.C. represeniative Dan fiianniru stateti ttrtii he feh K.Aj- had used master keys Too often and that he would like to see university policy on entrance of rooms parallel polsee policy. He farther stated that be would kite fo have the student deans submit a statement as to why they requested the R A. to eater tbe room. Dean Borders said that he hoped IhsVs woald not enter an unocenpted room without his prmission or abase the master key He also stated That he felt the staff were respnstble people who would not abuse this privilege. Thesecond section concerns appeals of cases, The added subsection sTates that an appeal may be made if -*new exidence has been discovered.'* Bsecatise there is no time tout on this reason ta appeal, several members of tht S~A,C fell It was unfair. Persons who were found innocent would have this chance of appeal -hanging over their heads." Rowever. the Judiciary Council did not wish to place a tame hmit oa this so that those found guilty would hat e a oetier chance of proriag their innocence and thus remoiing ttt trial and pimiahmenf from their recorsfc. four articles previously an the Council's By*Laws have been ineorprated into their constitution, H Judicial Procediires-this section guarantees the student the right rti a written nohficiation of tune, place, and complauns against htm. It also has a forty-eight hoar notice sTipulatior. tar Council This section also provides for ars a*tvestigat.njt csimmtttee. 2s Evidence--this is the section in question by The S.A.C ;hPenalTies~*sthis ssK;tion lists the penalties given by tbe Council and includes an explanation of the penalties It Appeals-this section provides for a review cosnrnitTee tt bear repeats for appeals, It also lists the four grountls fer appeal. This is the second section that is in spestion Pre-Law Committee Starts Counselling Service * 00 Stetseo Education professor Dr. T.E. tootterman was elet-ted chasrasan ef the School Board of Yolusia County in a unanimous von? of the hoard last November U during its •scnual reorganiainp, Dr Sniotlermaa replaced New Smyrna Beach attorney J. Boyd Delitiach. who had served seven consecutive terms as sche-ol ooard thatrman. Dr, Smatherman had served as the board's vice<hairman during that time, l.«r .-imethemsan and Mr, Deisoach have both served on flic st nsis-f Heard since 19(53. Roth wan re-elet-tson fo fourth Te-tTff* st. the board in If-ol. by Sandra tKrneger "-The f re-law Cossinsitiee for the Coiieae of Liberal Arts has defined its functions and is ready to assist students in law school with qijeststsns and eistcance. accordsne te fir Bradford (Vain, Csinsmiffee secretary. The Pre-Ian la-mmittee tuis as'ress drpartnsental lines xx silt members Dr Kxarss,J,il-?iH,n, {i:-,t,srx, Dr, fh-ralo t ntuf-h. Atntncan Studies: 113- Waym- Katley. I'sJitis-ai ,St.s'ns.'c, and JUr Rcasffsird Ccain. English The funs-tss-as ef file i're- laiv Csaismsttee sntinds' ths' availabiliti nf ,- la-xsexv itisard far laxs sslss^l ap- Iibi-aisls, tlses-s,|lrclksn.if law .-chiss-] srifsxtm,-kfi.sa. cs-sii- sfsnatsisii sS ,,-fsurst- udv:,-.sn$:, anil s's-i-rd-siafnas .sf prc-law programs for interested .students, "The Cesnmiftee will act as a review board for any stadent interested tn applying to law sclinoh especiailj ww. unsure ef Ins laxx sdssistl peft-nfial." slater) Dr. Cratn Tn sxfitaia fhe serxsxti- oi the review- hoard, a student .slniifsi tall fir. t'rair at s-itts-nsi-sti :t,si *j-is.t rttjstcst ,-st. irils'rvicxv. ik'tisr.,- the sn* it-rxiew, rise rs>v»x-iv bs^rd nit] Itsak at the stjds-nt's as-adessiis res .*rds jnu assess latx ss'h;i3.l psitxnTia:. - i>ur rcva-xs s-f the stitsis-nt's n--:xircs dss-s tis-f men:, rs,-wever, tnal fits-i's-ss -isix nit-orT ptunt for xjades and -s-s i's's in thr ijoturs, intertstix vv w,s* ^ L|;^ ivifb rhe sruds-or r.-asi.-ns t"i attending law school and discover hts strong points not appearinp in the records." said Dr. Craw, The review board will svnte a letter of rrakiation tt pim-spsvuxe ksw- school-, {e>r fhe -fadeiit after the m- ftt'xirxx, Tab letter will he an -noncst appraisal" af mt .-indent's j*-tent-at, ,-md wa.] probably carry more power fur. the letter of aa ic- xhtidual professor, siatess f'ra-j; stic pamphlet wtff ifl. -ix", 1 liable ssexf term, and nrt- Sol-iix-i issrf 1st »«e i: \kU INVITATION TO ALL STUDENTS On Tuesclsiiy evening, December 9, ih*x :Slijdeni Deans will Have a Christmas Opeii ; House in Chaudoin Parlors from ?;30 to $-m j o'cIock- We hope that yoc will drop by *or some IChrisfmas Cheer and give us +he opportunity fo twist you a Happy Holiday Season. I A* 6 30 p.m. the women's eesicience halls will I observe fhe traditional window candle i^ghlinq [The- Yule Log lowing and Christmas Program fxviii be held at hulley Tower at ? 00 p m " L MERRY CHRISTMAS ?orge Borders, Bill Stepp, Effer Turner, m§rf