Stetson Reporter

Stet son Reporter Volume 69 Number 22 Stetson University DeLand , Florida April 15, 1977 ^-^^xj^\j^s^^^^^ai^^ Z3£2ggXZS$£gggZ£ szzssmzsss? --~"~ SAC Increases Membership THE END IS NEAR ! See exam schedule page 6 By Data Itemake The Student Affairs Committee v n t e 4 uaaniuiuiisly te increase membership to double "iA present membership in a niomentori- but un- controversial rrnive last Tuesday The Commit fee approved Cuasatituiionai AmensJiiient 77-2S after having he-arsl ao discussion except two statements made hy Stadent Assembly President Clay Henderson aand the tiff faaapus Representative to the s**-s«MMy in suppd of the measure, The amendment reads as fsillows, "The membersliip of the Student Asseaatbiy j-hali be csirtipusetj of Steia-on siudents elected b3 their peers according tu the frsilotating nongraphic,*!] scheme; twtt repreaentatives from each of the men's aws*" women's "Jomiitones, twa representatives froiii fraterr,it/y row residents, and four representative* from off campus students, Each aiember must has,* it and ainintaiii a 1.0 (SPA ditrurg his temi ''Aaiase-nbiy rnetn- bers fur next year other than the president and vice president will he eiecre-j next September, The coaisliiufjonai ,ime«lrr,er,l follows action la**! week taken hy the SAC io approve an aniensdraent (*> the AsriM«ihly s/m-afetion wMeh provides for the addition of a vice prs-^dseat to the Assembij-. CsMtruversy over wbeiaher tie Pwasident and Vire Pr-aaajideat slaotaM run together sawniiwied this deei5iofl.T*heif;tuilenT dJtairs f oatmittee voted te apprnve the provision for a Vice President for the Assembly, iiunever, tte SAC deleted ihe stipulation that the- iwc ran together as a ticks;**; The President and Vice Presideni for nest year will be elected This Tuesd-tt. April iff Jemigan To Lecture Key Policy Poll Results Released Al the Tuesday, April it, meeting of fhe Stc-jent Alfaift" Committee Deait Tufiier anaotcced ihe results c* tlw recent key piit-y pail Women ■residente irttlicated an tsverwiaelming desire tr Me iteys 131 the daram .-.f tnear tiwa and to Jst-ep ttie,* asarmitories Isx-ted ai night- Haweeer, reaciittii is, the questions abrwt keys A-r freshti-ttrneri were miss! Deaa/t Tnmar afc-a ann-rsiaited pe-ia**, wssittd -.haiiKt-. sn aoft-raaaanto with *rir resaJts s"* ttit **s.-ii hour bunt; ml rsiitsiy-tonr xisricn ir-iis-,ii-.'d 11331! they xatslesj irsstit-Kiua! keys to t*-a- d-ormibi-y nf their own. even if they had to pay a defisxsit of twenty-five sfollars for the keys. Ninety-seven voted that they did nut tvant ibeir own keys. Oean Turner stated that girl- who did mi want; thear own keys ryuM still check them -.tat, as has bec,*i ihe poboy in the past Three hundred forty-sit urtsraem rsjtctl to keep ihe dorms locked an only fnx vuiced op in *,-.r. arjamsf having thnni hn'mtl. Freshman women voted a& toia.aw-si wa fsijy pnhcy f-ar frt-snrnan wotts-ai siunrij* then* first lew w,--rk.*i at Stetssxs nt-vt it-ar. "xi tY.fs!^tr V"e,■a--/] that tho first year wornen should not be allowed to have keys for tbeir first four wsj-eks, Forty-thresa said they should not have keys during the fnrsl two weeks. Pt»ur voted for a longer period of key resirictmn far tne freshw'ajnstan and five voted for a stioiner -jertocl. Farty-faur freshman women vsittr-d tc* have no resatricle-l perl-H*. * tlie Office ml Student Affairs has aJeeis/tea to have *r resirit-;ed key pelicy for frt-shinan iKsmen ftrr 00 iy ittt- ivs-eks neatt year, said fis*ari Turner, after havni** revlewe-d the results of the poll. There was ntj objeetltari to this plan eataj-iressed at the SAtl tnsjeting. Dean Ti*r»er also aated that aai-ee there had beeti a -vote un tte subject differettces in pole)' between men and women's •loinis could not be srors- siderod violations uf Title IX. The poll followed a resolution by fhe Student .-fisseinbia" which eafej fer such a vote That resolution nas sti-nt to the Student atffa,rs Ctinimittsae where it was approved and sent to the Office of Student Affair,- which administered the p-a* Sara Staff Jernipri, professor of ph/ysieal education at ■Stetsun University, mil pn-ajent a lectare entitled -'ts-a-wi In Today's World1' MM-ty everting, April It m *p.**a. in nan m-M, Ontfaa Unien Bail-diBg, lui'tion Increases Explained By Ec bs, !'*sni ls.se "iietfs- -h-ji :-<- psirs.'a'itt ssf 1*is' *3;isis8s**ai'-- its-rea-.i'i -.■aisini,.-jitis-i Ts rtss- ;sr„ fs iait-s"! s',;..-, ; y Is- t-s.;r--|. psiisa*:«!..' s-i*i.rs!i*3i. trs h. Arais-r- ("sliiss-a s*si.i; Vis ,- pI-s-Hali'l.! a* I'ljl-i-ssa la s-vplainin-.* Mh- ii.:-fs*ar,c"- i:t lis HI or "ae ,-;,- --presisls*!,1 Xsst! !,is-8 *aa-i h-r-si - sr,, A-ajt a bslii-s,.; .,s* rK- laa, -by .st-iversits, sampiniees, us far aas xatiipeaisaltort was t-isiicerned." The time had saunic. lie .-aTnted, "to make soirx r.--a I ly ^hstrinlivr rbalitles in ftat ss-aie * Chsfr-gs's irs iis'mpensaiifsn hate been ,iu-*frs*8it.--t1 b- snereawri oencfiis fur un'i-er-.it' r-mf.lisjt-es *f*aj- jetir'v busket bi'irsgs t'terirssae s.n His* muerstli work force an t.* the ar-tireistent proa-rani Oi-a-pitc ttie r.<ie .sf asam- pi-nsatistn in li*s,ssttns* rhe si *t- of itevt year'.a f?aa:is*ra! p1,'u:s. KdinrsiitlMji: said rhero w-sTs.' aisi i"re,ii sini'ts rsf emprAiS-:: rtniaih^-re in alts* burja.*s4 "" int-n-nscs sn taatitm ran be irar-L-d isi rsfsl fs -s ;>J" rhs* budgetJni*" prveess Ir.treased energy ctrsts accounted hr * per cetat of the hereaa-e fUertritTitj atone has ptasfed a ITrfl prr cent price ircrease, Fataaicial cifficers aaiticifaate inarc than a Iflfl per cent incfsH-se in the ClisI of natural gas ut The future Prverrtrn and facility staffmc .idrustmeiits ac- enunted for staise hi per saem of the 235 dollar tuition increase. tncreast-ti fun sling for sttaden; aid programs were cited for some 12 per cent of trie rnrreaak* Provisions for room and board arc- responsibie fer the balance sif the comprehensive rise in student cosl-a,- ^ '•- .'si,,-s3 C ' -<;i3s- a. Mrs Ja^rnifsn tviil speak it conjunction with the StajtfaaM Morrfar Board fhaj> ter's aBnoel Last Lecture A gradttale rf Stetasiii Mrs, J-Eairilga Saas bsaea wiih the SMrwi fseulty for # years. She has served as Stetaeai's director of wttmeii**} iBterculieiiate aWetes since Sept, of Wi In March, she was: awardetj the Honor Fellow Award of tbe X-atiortaL a^Si/Kieiatiart fer Girls and Wemen in Sprts. The award was preseaated for her meritorious service to mCWS and her continued support for girls* and women'*! sprt3, She hai" received tlie lJAsti.igaishe-3 Service Award from the International Relations Counei! of the American AUtance for Health, Phyacal Education and Itrereation, She is an assocrate -member rf the U.S. Olympians and a mertiuer of the 'imrrtcan Academi uf Pcilifii-al ana Sot/sal Scienees, Jemiuan has alsts been banted to lecture ai the .innnai inters a ti una 1 Olympic Academy in Ohinpia, Greece ihis ssimmer, returning far an anpreiredentesi siaurth Time. C:-*1 ni .si r*i« is.-,^..- .