Stetson Reporter

Stetson R Volume 89 Number 9 eporter Sfefeon University DeLand , 'Florida STU0BN7 ASSEMBLY SIGNED Movemibef 5, J 976 t*«a no C) LJ ansa If-aaMkJ Career Fair Plans Announced In Student Assembfy news, Dr, Georgrf* Borders, chief administrative officer, affixed his signature to fhe final draft of fhe Consfitufion of the Common wealth of Students at Stetson Universiiiy last week. This action, formally completes the ratification process. Clay Henderson and Greg Humphries, co-oythors oi1 the constitution, watch -fft; want to find out tvhether or nor we're doin*; the right things." says Gearj-e Williams, 1 hrectof of Placement, citing tht* purpose of Stetson University's second annual Career Fair. Taj. be held tan Xoventh-ar iTt-IF, in the Carlton "paion Building, the Fair will st-e a t'atVr Pkinnittg Program Invoivmt students, faculty, admirustraisirs and alumni, "A Stc-L-xisn -rradaat-* deserves more than iiist 4 degree, a hand*h,ike and ktaod-taye,"" the director said, Pireetsar ffiijixiirs and statical cosardtnattsr Stanley 11 Given II, have planacd the event to j^ve students exposure to rectant ■iratJitate*-, resnrnt' preparation techniques and corporate representatives on three separate tlriys. The c-onrslinaioni: have tried tu locate recent graduates frsitn each ef Stetststi's majors ft is hopd tlae program will make rtudeatu see the appiieattsing of their aptitudes and have a fnetter idea to hsaw to develop them in their college preparai.Lin. The progrsiiii is further designed 10 afes*-- profv-asors to see rn what ways they might nitisfsfy the university's programs te he better appbcable to the workiii"* world. "(Tareer Fair is designed to keep ui touch, provide farsi land information 011 what's available," fhe Director said. Given indicated that Alpha.Kappa Ps- and Phi Chi Theia, Stetson*s two professional business fraternities xvouH act,-» host and hostesses for the returning Stetsoa graduates, The returning alums are expected to eat aad mingle x the Ctimia/aons fhe first evening. Career Pair's second day wili witness interview*.- mc resume clluies Held fhe entire day. the st;inmars will attempt k'faiTiiliaruestudents with tbe prtacess ef applying f.*r and gertini; a Joili. Director Williams antl Maxiiir? Patterson, professor of business adaatinistraUcM, will head the working tt-ant. The final day of Career Fair will see corporate representatives from a wide range of industries and applied fields Distribatinig literature and eouaseling students ar. ptential farcers it is hopd the representatives will giie students a better idea of t*liat career and what prepraoon they should pursue, -ff 'student-1 are interested in their working future,*' Given said, "they should be involved in Career Fair,*' fS, xmm mm° "^ s™ ^ inwhred m Career Fa ?Zen,eather Fietd D°Y Successful >***»} Ouut-an race, At mrfrorn h*-,-^,.,--, . .., bx Betsy Omiean and ftusselt rjlchfsipp Amidst br-ikct" pedals, 'cruslaed t*irj*s and s,-;reasy shirrs, Stetson L'mversitx held lb, Field Pa"- activities for its annual Green Feather charity drive Thur-M/Jaj afternoon, Tht- main event of the ;iay was the Stet-.trta (M tricycle mce, At mr frorn breakneck speed, Jean lie Pevretave a ■unwr Emm llestuc.gal, Penn.. it on the ex en: wim Swan Kiextt, a freshman t«m Ptmipa,.u, Bwchi piaciny ,-; clese serssnd Thirty sTtdeut-. participated w the eciTst. Tbe second event ef the day was the fwaa-man ej*B -----■■•--■■■■^-^■^-^■'''''"'i -.---■ uav was the twn-nian ejjt* Campaign Active Down To The Wire "S r e: sx n Von --ji <& nnntl tor the event m ml the m *■ i .--*.-- - Thr SteT5..-i Ysinng Lae.'aafis-raars ha-j In en active Ar -.usis.i- fitt- xi-t-eka tst; Ct-.*:: <a Aasx aat! t.aear ss.-ssja.'* --X.1.. !el! sii tl-f s anap,aija;f: s*« V. fa-a C syaaly. W"ti i:a.*:a*iers*iip ai'asi- *3ttirat--er;aic -aine fin-i-fivr -tudeits. rhe **:a*ip is sine of 'ise lat-sy-t -ss-s8arij-;a!k.ns or. rauspu.'- Sssit-t-saf inr -.rsiiip'a, rs"-et:; a "aiities. have rente:ed j-.-otta xi-qti fr-att; asa.ti8s*i,jil-t sns.sxx'ts plural h,ciart-> Ai-;! TtJtrtdij 'he .isnatrp ff.vcicsi tsa Mr xx Smyrna |.> iart--t r'f.ip t.arler. sor of Preaii.icnt.aa! Carajida*t- <*j:*in":> t'a-vr, ,s%- xxas r;i;-l,ir-g aa sht-r: airivart stop a "aa-x-t wrn x-«ji>-*r.*., cain- ia.,; a x iiitn teers. a ltd -;a 8-ibg.rs ssf the press. axAri-e brs'x hiirislreaa nesiple '.wre onnandfor UieevetiTand the visa: tax Carter's son received esTeasive press t-nx-era,*r in tbe Central Fls.r:ja area Menibers of the iiiE? filsu srfgamated a tieaiis,-tasrrat;tin taf Carter Kippprt for the benefit of Mrs, Ijtsh.-, wife saf R e p u 0 1 1 c a r- V i c e Presidentisil Candidate Robert IlMe, who w,3S xisitxg Aew Srtiyrna the same dax, Members tsf the club haw spn: many hours workintr sj-xsf.tsMii.sor m an attempt to sxvux x-ok-r*., Three weeks ti-,:l< ."Tatiirtlay, the saroup spenr a full day in New Smyrna, "nrexsini, the flesh'" and tappi**;.* off the dax by paai'ttcipatWj* in ,1 not Iter deHiunstralicn a-tainil ;s F-ird-P'-ie niofsireatic. The group caax-assed a full Aiur pfecyat-ba daring the course of The clectitin and haund respnse faxisrahle. PresiderairaI psiitie* hax*e not Pit-iilx dfiminatefi tlte ■"roup's 0ctmties A Dig event for SleiAor, Yisung Denitacrate wa* ,M tending a rally for ibenanar Chiles in Daytsa-na Beach, Thursday, October list. The Senator piibiieiA snijilesi ..sitt the irrasup fttr thanks in shosxint; that 1 Lsiing people can play a sigmficar: r-aie in the psihtts'uJ pr-xt-r*. The ureap is lest bx rwrs stwients who have been xery attlev dtinniT Ihe iorsi, polilical seissLsit, Patricia: Morris, lln- club's presidenl is a soils'! ajctente stodenf L~8,;u Ms/.mt wha was a regional c<sordinatar for Morris t'dali un Texas. Clay Henderson, whs*, represents Stetson on ihe EA-mtscrattc Exve-sraxe CtanarniTTee. sen*es as a rink between the trarnp-js ,*ind the Carter- Matsdale camp,gn, He has tie en a Car^-r coordinaiLsr sbit-e the begannini; tsf ;ite campaign m lEtT-l, for the- last few days, .-.i indents stayed tn the fie Jsi Ti.- itita-fi as possible. A spokesman explained rhat. Jlriinix Carter e'W thi' no mi nation from a rj-npaitai ba-ieii n.at on (tit- news iiiedita bat on prsonaJ -.ti-nr-ift. We senew that tlie f haver mar c^tald net spend mud* lime in Floridd. si- xvt -jtbr-trapresl to -aprrasl tia- xx-sird tsr nar/ra ' toss. The team af David Uain and Don DeWecs placed a messy first. Pain, a sxsphosnore fr„,n Ossvego. Sew York, and PeWees, a soph 0 rn ore fro tn tfjlmiaa-ton. Pel,, cauaghtt iheir egg at a distance of 45 feet, tautlasting IS safher teamt: Trsc most thffit ulf event saf the day n-i-s cliinbmaa; a 15 fyt-t irreased pole. Eighi srndent,*- challenged the pott: with ss-ipfiLairitsrc Hnafc (,',i?rns a* tantng the evert with n ten- foot t iunb Cairns is a native of Hockiedj-e, The tot major exeat a*as the frisbec throf-". Seniw Sam BenaeTr s.t ColiinTttns Go., tiLsr: tbe exent xvith trie most nt curate thro**-. Despite blustery winds, Btaiinett hit the Isullseye a: a siistance of M yamx AC wstrffliruT eontestant,* received trophies Said frisbec-throw winner Ben- neT. '"It sure feels good xxirining but if would feel "letter if I lot a kiss, too." He promptly received his wish A barbecue, prepared by the Stetson cafeteria, was held diinaj-, the ya^j pay actnaEies Field Day co-e-rd-nata-r 1 etxis Lakens, .Meibourrax-, expressed satisfaction with Gie afterntsc-r,- 1 rhirk da tugs wen: reailx gre^il. We Aid a kit ef fur.ansa 1 thmk n-e really aelpd raise --.sii,e f 'very thing was Oivrsey wasrth it. Southern Bell Disbands DeLand Toll Operators f.fles lis-, s;^», ,.j. .. Efl estiva. Saturday. Ni.veniDer ti. ILeTfi. :t:c stiisient,-, and tat ally i*:ll r.e ksiagcr ox able la aasiiixt; haisy ■jiatance eras,,*!! tails ,'r3,ns L'rnvt-riiiA t-arAriij.ir hnes. In an vfhart *i« be anorr- "effe'-tixc." Ss-arhern ftell Teh-pta.rN' (.-.sinpany has discaj-nttraasaid ;he DeLand sjj,fh,-,r4t', aa.axane ail to!) 3.per,jturs ti Pax tsi;a fAt;-, tula tllltlattsals; l*l"r * $ ' ,*.■***■ turrettly iim?: f.-.r u.J ;,j|K. T*i8, Slets--,,a y-,j!chi-«a:it .Il-cs ns/.r have eiisurt trurk hues hi laandk- -Ji.'ii-J-? :al. {aLA [aJls.-ci calls, s/naret,.- ... 8-t-ivr narnbers, ,ar;ai x-r**di: card s asi Is will now laas-e la, or pLacen fra-?:i pax pa-aj.s. b,. «t!is