Stetson Reporter

Stet Volume 89 Number 18 son Stetson University eporter Oelond - Fhnda February 25, J 977 Eisenhower Opens Model Senate With Keynote Address Kt laiBsself-ekrsapp Ft-atariaiu facr naTTauaJt- xxtxs ps*lsteal Scares and .-tui-.-i'-.a :*ro;a ten csslirges ,i rut - rn .*. -:-s«.1 st s ; he St etsan :.*:;** <-*it. tn, j?. CS. year by Kim Fl. iflreeter of Tarapa a Stctewti sftident. Lira. T, Wayne- Radcy and Garj, Karis of the political scer.te jepartnaenf are sening as facalty advisors S^VENSON .te-isats- apent-sl '-is; na,-;:ht, LAco ;A »an --;, .-,3,--.x.;. rataspi,; tAs- t-lcsicl St rate, an niarsia. s-ixa-t ;na.isaura;e:i in 1*CI. .s seme iXrianxed thx -wsmiw^. lli inns; ttis; hsur-day event, parti .-i na tint. Aa dents wilt assume the roie of vanrus senators s-atd conduct sessftsias ia the same manner as the raja I U.S Senate The psilitical science workshop ss designed to "proi ide greater understanding of rhe American system .-f aa/overnnient." actttrdtng To Mass Streeier The pohtital fit1 arcs a*> pearinc a: this year's Model ■senate msaiudr autht-r a nat forniet ambassador Johf. S.I* E i se n h u wer St -1 •, Howard ff Caannn .f.a- Ms*i. , Rsap, bih t'happell ffi,-Fla. .and Hep Joa Fret 8li.-Fla,i. fJiserhriit't-r, .*t*n s.f ttae Iar-* President Dwanht *h Rtss-nhsawer. it as the kt-yrott- sps'aker and addressed tfx Model Senate tas! tsh-kt, Feb. 2*1. A former ambassador hi Btdsa/iiirn, l-jsenhourr has also a*-ntts:n several ns.n>-*s. inrludang a ar.eaaoir s'n hss private life t-nTitk-d Strif-tiy Ferstauuai Cannot., a>nairtii«ft of the Senate Rales ann a'ts/Jrainistratisan C.-trmiirter?. will address rhe Mndel Senate Tonight, Feb. 2§. ar the evening taiaqnet. Cannon was, first elect sad ;.-> the Senate in 1958, and was subsct-iitsTly re-eletted in 19M. «?» and 1176 Chappe-l, a fietcsiarot *ra.nt Otala avail -.ae,sk air the nooi: Iiini.;ht-.»n sii Maliirslai. Feb 2ta, at member ef a^ Ht-Uot s.f Represeriratiees since 195*1 Chappt-ll is carrsTtly a menaraer of rhr P sa w t- r j j ! ,-| s a s c Apprsspriatons 1 ".\mtrirtee. ITisir ro his elettinn hi the t .5. Htsiast*. Clapped served faeive icars ia the Floriik House of Reprt'sentalives. Krey, also a meuibsn' of the Bsiuse i.f itepresetiatiies stritt- lUsst, s*i!| address the Matdel Senate al the t-veinas- bu liquet on Saturday Feb "Tfi **, Republican frani ff inter Frtrk, Fie«, ,s a Fraternities Face Foiling Membership ir-i, Tstian Cot Avers ee fraferiaity it.eiTilaeisship as af tax lowest level ;r iwenty lears ae- Csardtiig a.sttitixjts released by the laifree of student affairs last Ms-nday Tai- s*ai.i rt't-ealed !"ra*ert ill aseirnerahip rcs-ssiied its hi-rhest teve. an IsftTs u nen fralcrnitat-* !aad an averagf raetiihsfsluf s-f SJ aaer aha pier Ttssiai. pre- sprnaa; naeitihershtp ialhs:s show a a averace if 13 a leather- a Mtetsaai's sis iLsiagxiatssisne chapters. "Eter, tht-uah Tie :c*ta m-imtaers are down the fraternities feet the qualitj of Their ir.embersliip is higher than it's ever been.'* Bui Stepp, assistant dean .sf students said He intlieafed that chapters are fair It- happy at their current sine, - There has been a breakaway from big chapters nn this campus," Stepp said. "tlte fiptires, kept since W4. reveals»d a shift in ptspidatiats aiuongsi the s't-mpetina- frah?ratttt*s, At the "icgtnmng tsf -*«■ ri*nsiis taking, Sipna Na was the largest fraternity on campus, nolding aver Sa mem- bt-rs t>t er the itienty year Itine span. Pi Kappa 1% was aide to sustain the targes; average membership Their average for The years het- ■ti-en 113SS and WiA was ."afl Sigtna Mu membership averaged 57 Lambda Chi Alpha is t nrrently the larger*! chapter at Stcisnti. ft. hie all other fraternities ir. below ils iwenty >ear nittnbership averaee Stepp Lrautttsned tlae saveruse of statistic'* m measuring the fraternities, however. *'There are lots of Ihinp fraternities sio which .awl ae ranked," he said. Srepp elaborated lhat iueasuretner.t of success in the pledge training, internal organia/attoa, and community sen-it c was uiiac- atsible for ihe fraternttaes, Stepp predicted fraternities wsaultl react to falhae memberships with - a ren en,'ttt effs.rt in rush at- ttvtli"." Borders Approves Visitation Extension by liana Ounmitre .*a-,iis Fia-isr .sfsiaLUtssed Tucsdai, Fehraary *.:*, at tht- .as > *.s a -f ila- A u.,-i- ."sfhiu's i tsiianuitt-e that -tdme t*hief \thi ni.«'i-„ists a/- as- (fs-r Jsi":, t.ad apprs-ttsl 'ns res-i.n;- i-,e*.,b's,-. s:. ,'tp-:.^,; as -; 'i,--iisi"i>rt hs.urs, Appt.sva, in I ir. '-, c a-s '.,.x -j, i;a. ] sis p, lr, ij,,, :J;,f Jrd!t, u jr,,,,,,, ,,u s, ,-t j,- ,{....,.-,-,_', ;^ ,.. ,, -u I'j-jj.j. ,j..,. 4, i«..us, t-iJ -*a,si - -is ;. ss.. ,. j,. .„ ., -, h . j tf i.. n hx- :s .s,,|jj as xna h';- haf.'si-s j.-n'.iij s?' ,-r *\n- i ,..,s -;, ,--, hsicr-- iis-ss to fssaain inuncchalei.'s up* n nisiifisaAia-a tf Hie s'ha age Vixlatis-n hs-,ir*a in -»J of the men s ti, ras;t.srtes Hers- i-st.-iails-st mm l« tosits tv 31 fs m s-a *>,st:;iays mm,--/is Ti srsda.vs %'-■ chalice was naace tvaternj;--; Fndat «- xriuAay htsurs x. ci:her the mea s ar rhe w, -nen s d'Sinis Fx-aiy and hatnrdaj vpqlatum hours in tttsth tie risen s and ss, iisicr.'e sa-snnsa til retcam, as in the past, from 12 rxar. untd saaat-s; Tiam Tls n»Lj« ,- niettaber of the t'Amniitiee m Science and Teehoelngy and thsa Interstate and Foreit-rt Commerce runa-iiiLltee Thi.* year's Model Seta, ife ts being held tn hoasar of Ur Floyd Riddick reTired L-tir Jam en tartan t-f tfie C S. TienaTt* Dr flitidick lias assisted the spoasortfir* c.*sir.m;t:ce t.f ;l*e \lc-fe! Sena:e forseceral jears, aa i is else assisting wi:la lias J car's eiei::. acvoruinc Is Miss Strs:eler, ,.\1 the .-lose t-f radstranou 8*>n Feh. 4. fifty-sn* students franr ier. co'a en sas ansa amvers'tties had registered for tbe Model Seaate. INse svhot-ls in elided Pia"- itiingham Southera* Ctsilege, iTlajiona Beach Ct,mmtit.ity CoLlrge. Eckerd College, and Enibrt-Paddie .'\ert-naunaal Cciversity Cther schools thai are registered are Florida feutherii College. Fharida State University. Florida Teehas--tcagieal Caiversiij Jris'-hsoriviile Caiverstti. New Ysirk Institute ,.f Techno augi. and Stetson The following .-stetson students atli partieip^te as senators in tlie 397T T.fns'el Ssa.ate Franjs, McA]ix«i. ps-rejir olii I- r.gli.vh oa_. r fram Miami, tt-nll portray Deinsicral senat.x Jaiue- ,*\h'8Ufe*k sif Satati trakila Ritss Baustn, at tfl-u-ar .4i pre-iav, rcaji->r xs-m Ks n Wash . tt-;'; j-,, ?t- st Deniot-ratar- -4-n,As,* !i-r*y .fackscn -if A'asinctx. lioaelas Ixhr a A-teaa aid poLiTital r-eis-asc raajs * frviii Atiar-ta. will rssrira-- fieic.ocraisc st-aa: >i Spark afatsjajaaKa s-f ffaata.;. Fain Fis,h- h-y-as A! are-la it'i:.a j-a frosc **r!----1 "w ill p-rlrai hs p„h ;, tr; --t-naftr >i..*-t,irl ;.:;<, - ■ Ts:r raes1 sc* haul thens. aT-, -.a; ,; ya'.ititaA-txr.'s t-i- -a **-'- a Sarins I.ast. \ C. portray l*L-pohl;;',-':i set a-. - Char.e* Perci at li.ta. ;- L-attrt Ms*sser. SD.'.tii >I>.. pre-law i.a,i|e: fr,.i., ." :- sinaal; .sill p, r:x,y Demiotrafic senator .fair-e-s Sasser .sf Tcrnt-sssae Dana faiinrnirt, ?.».-, wj -Id a> atrttl sc;es;at* asraj* * r- x xai-t:ar.a beacit, ** 11 ps-rr-ai Aeput-hcan stnatsr St*, a, rhaira/r.tat.,11 f St ath Car-si r,a Belli Kenry, 2fi--,.-ar ■ j p-shiaral Jt;ieaire maxr f". a, f3e!.ar.d will r >r*r,i/. tietaricratit --enaf. r fiaxel Inf'Uye t f Haaat. 1st; Saiarhs-.. ahhiear >Is, St-cial ssai-t; -e is.ajs r fr* n T-Vinter Park, mj c-rT-nv Ot itssic a ai L- sxr.a r-.-r ' Lt-s r .;t- Mdl.-.ierrj ,t a.-ira laalr.-ri -last f'hnrics Ms-s"- .>! '2X it-ar, .si h.sl .a-;, ri ta ■ «r ;;■-;-, . a-;ks,sn -.-;!.e as, 1. ,-orir-jx "x:aaecra;it" s,ei;,iis-r parr -1. Tdis* nifcai . f N'ce. V. a- Semi-Annual Blood Drive Begins Monday hy Bel-y Oaua'-an far 1 he Ar; ser ican Ht d ' r-.s,s Sietson Cnnersily will laaht springs tcud -t.xs ;c\ fasltl its semi-annual hls-tsj j-sints. drive Feb. 28 and Mart h 1 in Facta d..m>r * -X ret est s- a tne Stetson Kx-n, ,4 the at-tap^ hr a fret harsaer Car.tr.j-s Cnssja Htnlfjia-:, Quest; thicken du.-at-r :iix irdtrx 1. .x-.*I a:rmt n A v.ien taat - -*H';. ^,^1}^- tlaiiiaa-a K.\tat<. hf-cxy ri 'd it lis a -t-ii.--.-x ,'i.si liartan H.sr-,s, %!<-,;,-(--, ";.Jr' .4 s ,h, (*.iii*MiJ.- ia-*.-8.-»a*t.i -.air;;:,; •' - H,,Ta ^ As.1,,8,,..^ ftJ.; ,,. ,:lvJ,. ,]Tt ;i M^%-. ; j s;.,_ fixe, Han; ;.-;*;,.;, 1- j,;) -,,,.-!,,- > -3,..^^. -'" IA- ,Hti .1. . .,,.,. .,s ^*" - *-* !" :".!- -anx, ■ ;;.;-,.-ye(^- 1 ;s ■-, -. alia't a.x ■; ra . sa .j-, - u j- ; , - ., ,s ,s .. . „ hs. ssav As.« 3..;sx -:" -. , is a. , r r- .