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Greenfeather Week Funds Are Tallied - More Coming In ^"*». i-.i '. V Mi Co-chairpersons Callaway, Nemec hy Jatnie Ixstltanis Pari ".a: tlres-ntssitntr returns were ropx-rtf-d before the ss n, it-at .Trfan-s r«.in.ruitsv. Id-.-ndax hv tlreenfeather s.'haintsan l„rrtx 0a I hi-.its-. Althousth ss-iris A-orxxx- -.*! rexerue have yei to he res-etx-ssi. thu yi-ar's suatc-tai has ,i>cad> surpassed last xyb"'s .ic-natt^ns The figure:* "pix-ted by f'allatxay watre; Ssnirre 1IW4 HTS Miss Greenfeather j 9'? -j8 $-■_-$- 7-1- Faculty and Staff Contributions X'AiM 1,171,011 Carnival aifT.ffl 738.25 Cigarette Fand mM - Tennis Tournament l&iM I'M. 90 KaRle SS.16 21SJK SUB Mnvie mm K.rj Foosl Sales 134.48 m$» Talent Show • Stetson Rexue) IflMI liSJS Flea Market nut m» Golf TournametsT MM Miscellaneous sIS.Jv mm, IClTAI, $rjJ?5.1B &,«U9 The proceeds from two eartissral hootlis and the cipareltc faisa, plus more faenltj eoatnbutions are still Irieklwg its, w-hieh makes gauging the success af Gresafeather ihs-k diffiestitatthistmte. This year's Greenfeather rommittee has also managed to shave their operating huditet-food, troptties. prises. askertismp--from ■»» to H19.H. Callaway is opiisaisiic that the Greeitfeathisr Drive wfll reach the projected figure af sftS,i». "I the faculty results are on the aaaw par as last year, then we should have no trouble reaching otsr goai," eortfirms Callaway, son Reporter i V*oi -So No 8 Stetson University Oe&and . Florida Nov. 7,1975 University Interim Vandalism Policy Is Announced bjW-irrs-nlindsex Tii -sudor; Aftairs i-ftse; aanosjevd an isiteriin "» -.-■ .oai-ti-mnt, graup ts x * ere assessments To - - --st pub ie are-i" siansage -XS-.-S1-; ;-k resist ate htdls xarl s.- il b week, accsirdinp '. i.ie,sa -;- Smdetito George K»rd..*., 'lie pt-licy reads. ' A •publk area' within the University residence halls for purposes ot damage t-astrsd and raonetary as-sesan sent shall he xlefmed as follt-xx's, any area or facilii), other than a residenr's retail, made axailabie for use rt- all students llvta*- sm ,-. flsisr-r. hall, or within at: emire bunding. "Iiamage whiea occur", lo a public area as u resnli .if the aetit-o nf students sisail result m a recovery asstrsfsment to the students responsible. Where m- ssiff-cient evidence exists to char-te an ritdtcidaal, assessments for damage may be made it. all students assigned ts, a hall, floor, or an entire burildfn,tt as ap- prsiprsaTe." The polity will he eniorttd af the recommendation srf tht residence hall staff, as-cos-duiy; to Dc-ais Borders. Stetson's Poetry Symposium Is A Success Ry Hanslrahraeger Itss i'asf Tnsiuid Florida 1 "< t-i - * Sx 1 s ,pn-ii tn;. whi eh b-:.Sii'nt rxv eastern United s;,sts., -**-'-=: iasf weelt at -*-3t-"-i w,.* -.--jteessrul in r.s't ri-3-eation ,mxl at- -sfitlaase. aess-rrfing to 1> ft' .,-.-s. laxa-r English .-3-c«i-iiai-i,t fhairnusn. Tat \. Pro*-. Btlty ti!.->-; t,. ,-»--*er \leiuke, vs-'ibtan Toy -sr. aid Loias h'-alli: s ;*-sxe afteinoen xx «r s -a , p>. , i as 1 t-ve 1; i 1; g ::3i-irx rt.-.-i'jtej.s tatx-bc-r 27. ;.. -:n-. Owens was sshefhisst tn appear Tbssr- s-lax ssj t. ba*. cssis-eiied ,iis X ss; s,.x st Hx-elxt- studs-sib and .3 h*xx Dtl^nti rsfjysrr- at- feiiled eai-Jl pf,etry f.-'r-isl'-sp and at least lift ps-iss«as xx-ere at each poetry reasiint.aaitl Pr, Tavior Van I.. Brock, Mostdaj right's reader, is a creative xxrittn*: sasiriider al Florida State t'nixerstty. He read poeti ss from his sit-ek Final Bolef and newer poetr-s fr-ini a sem-s ilittsp-ating itamf.nus of Jsar-i atrticilies Beftx Adcoek, a free-bmce wnx-r. read poems Irom her b-.-ss-k Waft,ijsjt Out ts;, Tut-stla- aijciff. Ihese fsoems fleali with her personal staperseas t-s in growing up ansi uvini in rural ?sorth fartsLn-s Peter fvb-snke ot Eekrrsi Collettc ir S; Petersbssrg read h«th esiremely eoiific ps-eins. sat-h a-, -fhicken l-'rj uss; res|f- a^id Serhsus psa-nis, ms-liidmg ««r-« trom his inr-l b,-,gi. ijacs imm Nenchaiel, William Taylor of Stetson University read poams from three colietttions on Thnr- sday rsiBirt, These included his Florida poems, those frojrs his Mew Mun nsantisixTipf, and "Tlie Joliy - My lira atlnirsf her Stood on Varicose Lrjis" ^rf ^MVi and tlie Telephone Cora- party," the latter dealint; wfth the destrtisttion and He added that the inain- Te nance department and the Student Affairs Office xxisuld help decide what inr'denture subject to point) im- plemcntatis'in if ipest.of,s arise concermnt; respon- sshillty for damages, -'If ia the judgment at the rsrsidence hall staff m* ter.tionai malicious sieslructien tias occurred, the po'dej will he enforces!," explained the lUean A bhorosigh ineestiKation will lake placv- before any group fines are levied, added Dr, BsTders. He rs-eamented, '-We're goisig to he fair ai»ut en- fort-inp This policy and use oar utmost discretion.*' The inierim policy xvilt he effective until a committee to discuss the ptdsey detennines acceptable Guidelines to he put into the official university literati-re, said ftenn Borders. tA-rismenting on whether outside indixtduals could be respcasibie for vandaiisia in the dorms, r*sar Borders said, "If damage is done, -we will assume the stu-ients did it. We're trjing to be realistic about this Usitigf' He said the ehanccs that s--uiside sndivtduals would 3,i»me to the campus to damage "public areas'* ts "very small." The residenee hall pcr- --wmei in each hall are resps-iftsibie for sckeia^ that -public areas" as well as the dorm rooms are not siamaued, ateordtng to Itean Borders. The Student Pear, commented that m erder for students, to protect theire selves and the university, tley should not allow- stutlents who mmmit acts of xandalissn to g.. anreported- He added that -siudasts shs-uld ms?et us fift*5Ci or. this Thlli't.' The pbhey was developed abng lines similar tt, Lnose present sn the otf-.ctai literature of other itmver. siiies, eiplained life Dctsu. .ySAftf^sfe Rapfst." a humorous pot-m, Author and playwright houis Phillips of .New fork fiiy read such poems as IfiJtlLarWfficfc vandah sm la Nexv York City. At each workshop, the poet read Ins own pactr) and Continue-d on paije ? Ie the newst„ Sowmt Trip A Reality This year,..p. 6 Moiteweeri Happenings ......p. 3 Stetson's "KKK":A Leader imergm..,p. 9
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