Stetson Reporter

Stetson Reporter Valyme $9 Number 6 Stetson University DeLand » Florida October l$s 1976 Greenfeather Charity Drive Activities Announced Oil Ot-fnber Ifii Stetson's annual Greenfeattier drive wiil begin, Each year the week long drive attempts to raise atonex for local charities Iy offering a variety of aetmties. Besides the traditional Greenfeather activities such as the tarn x a. and the Cahared manv new and tilfferent -statics trretnteamer rim Funds are faised throitgh entry fees to the different toariaatoients, votes for Miss Greenfeather, doaabtras fronra local btmn-*«ffien, adaaissskin tc« rertabt activities ajad n-ssanies raised by eturnpsi** erpnfaatioras, f1iA*iye^r'*sgiml is lo raise |7»» which will be tiiitribitted to local charities. The United Fund will receive ihe inajerity af Refunds raised as it is a clearinghouse for many other rharities. Activtties get under way on SaluriJay. Oetoher J3 with a Flea Market at Hulley Tower. Tbe University has donated many pieces of furniture in excellent cendition that will i» sokl at fhe Flea Market, fcfenday night at i-W p.tn. fhe auauaa] Cabaret mil be held in the Edmunds Center. Tliis year die theme will be "Di One Era and Out the other," Belying entirely on stadent talent the Cabaret wil trace the progession of fads, frentb, and styles through the years. Adnitssion will be fifty* cents. Again on Tuesday ni|ht, the Fatatref wiil be presented. Also aT «;» p.m. She Artists lc JLeetnrefs Cooimittee will present tahe renowned baritone. f»e*mrd Soteay am concert in Etaraboth Hail On Wednesday, October 2f the two Gteenfeaftier taur- namonts will begin, both at 6 p.ai. In the Cue Rooat She Pool Tournament wdl begin. Grand Prize ia a two piece pool cue with a carrying ease. Oa the Varsity Caartst also beginning at S p.m. die anntail Tenuis Twrnamenf will gef under way. Both toajrnanients will ran throitgh Fritlay ereing. Abo on laaaxtoesday, at ft pjn. in the MEni-^ab the Stetsstn Union Beaarxt will spoaisor a Happy Hoar, *fradstoal Halloween f-r-ads wdl be served and a cs-siUima coaaitest will be held. The first of the "BIG" dajs for Greenfeather wiil be an Thursday. At S;-« p.m. a volleyball game will be held featuring the Stall Ail-Stars apinst the Faeuity- Adarjftitiistration Sqiiad. At 3;* fhe tlrivers in tbe Stetson S» will begin fo gear up their tigh-pwered, frost wheeled drive racing machines. Thrill to thesights and sounds as ten hi**hly qualifted racing drivers careen around the C U B. Circle in what has to be the most unique activity* of the entire week, Ebmittation trials begin at 3-30 and tte Steteot, 500 itself will begin at 1:01. Also on Thursday. Mr. Boone and the gwtd pople La the Commons will serve a barbecue af the foot af Hitiiey Tower, Also in that general area, different Field Day acfixities will be taking place. Some of the planned events include a greased pie contest and a tmhet thrtaa. If youYe hating trouble getting into the true Halloween spirit you will have a chance io get yourself psyched up on Friday night as GreserifeaUier will present Mred llftehock's elassis thriller. '"'Psyeha,*' tegbraijig at * p.m. e*«*iffl*8J3"s* m e»i* **! Dr. Borders Comments Tjtje |X Grievcmces t0 Be Investigated On Student Assembly by Ota"* tatuiilre In a short Wmiew ^ft tm members of the Stsderd Affairs Ceim-tife on Twstay. Dr. Bmim, K-tinr* Prsaissjdent of Stetsan i*fniversi*rly, stated titat he s§e$ no prableias in the ■*CenriUtaiaiojri of the Coa-asa^n wealth af Stadents af Stetson V^rnay" «nd woold probably gwe it his aprovai Later that sum dray at a meeting ti the StotiaA main Conanttte**, Dr. eefd**s-* sajoafflplatoented the aates of the ITr****!;**^ Coastitutioa. He aise sta fed ttat the ptopmA would "benefit Steisori Uiatv-^itt Irssmeaadously.'1 Witt Ih- Boarders* appeal aiiian-wf Mijretrl, tte sjidy ofctaeLe ptttpoieflts ttf the maptanentattoa of the prsia|*«ed Conetttetion fas*e is the student referendum on Tttestlay, CMober tltt The Stadent Affairs Coiaa-mttee on Tueastay approves*! an acMtional artrele to the Conii«uiion which sets the stinidaTtls for implementation. The xmt of tte new article is as folJows: Article 6. The Csanstitubta of the Coalman stealth of Stetson Stadents shah be ratified upn the approval of the Chief Executive Officer of the University, a majority of the membership af the Stadent Affairs Comrnittee and the student*, voting at a general election. The Cti-i»i*dttee stall act to call elections far officers emailed herein with all sieii r^aate speed ij-j»b ratiBeatwn. As stated to this article, a sunple najoirify of studeat* voiung in the Ootcrtier lttfa arii-faereftdriini -trill ladrtuajiJiy pt the Stodem A-aasaeiaanbly info effect, assuming Dr, Biirijfers* approval ■yi omaas-ion wsja made in the Reprter's «pj of the prop-asi Cotistifittian in last wsa-ek's issue, This omission iwitisJes the foiling te be added after the words, "farm soch ettnmiiTtaaies as it deenis necessary." - Article S, Secton Si, -At review the Cultural, Academic, lAegab H^ustaj; and Senior Affairs of the .student." byB, Kiypper Dr. Cannon, tn aixwdm'-e with the Me IX Act, te been made the one-man grietranee committee lot complaints on tlbcriinmatioris at Stettoe. mttt*tttettb*"$u& recipient *dall ifesiignate at least one employe to eoar- dinate its efforts to swrnpiy with and carry oat its resprisibilitk-s untter this part, including any investigation of any complaint communicated to such recipient alepng its non» eompliaiKe with thi*. part or aueprig jjtny actions which wtiul-j be prohibitet by this part." Sestdea tbese duti«, Br, Cannon's resprsbilities also extend over sfettent employe cornpiaitifs and other corn-ilainia related fo this field. Students who -ouldhketo see an investigation into, a remedy to, ar Jnsi an answer to same pesUtxt are asked to put their mpesst into a signed letter, it is strer*sext that the name wil be beU strictly confidential, The sole |i*jr-Kise of the sipatare is for the »i*n*easenee of reprting any action taken on the question back to the persen whe requested the t-tftirrnahon. In this letter, Br. Cannon wishes to have a reprt of haw you view the situation now and bow you'd like to se* tltinp, It is also requested that you he as specific as possible. ^ To get in tsouch with Dr. Cannon eerae to rtmn m m Elttabetl Ban , that's the math dqMitmmi or write to him st Box IM. Wilson Fellows Coming To Stetson Stetson Unwersity may in the future enjiiy a visit by a Visiting Fellttw from ihs Woodrow Wilson Kational FeEowship Foandation. H. Ronald liouse. Executive Vice President of the Foundation was here at Steteen Tuestiay to finti out ewtjciry what kind of Visiting Fellow wouki he ttest for Stetsttn The Visiting Fellows Pragma concerns bnngirig a leader, a Visiting Fellows in tie fi-ekl of business, public service, Journalism, and the professions to campuses for a week to share pratiieai kntawiedge and insights gained fram Their own careers, The Visiting Fellows hopefully help students relate rlseu* acade-mic careers to their chosen professions. Mr, Bouse was ophmisttc that a Visihttji Fellow could come ha Stetson m late February as was Perry White, director of the program far Stetson. Visiting Fellows would not only address ciaasses*. and large groups but would alsn m»t with smaller irjrotips grving students and facility the sipportunity to become well acquainted with the fellow in an attempt to bridge the pp ttetween the academic and nart-aeademie worlds The Visiting Fellows Program ttf the WoiJ-Jrow Wilson iNatton-U Fellowship Foundation was began in April, im when the LiCy Endowment gave the Foundation a $i million grant to finance such a program, Since then more tJhan one huntlreti Visiting Fellows have made 500 visits to SS selected campuses, maitdy liberal arts colleges remote from nieTropohtan centers, Askett to s^miaent on his view gf Stetson as m -jut. sider to the Stet-»n am- munity, Mr. Bouse said that he thought thai Stetson students allowed ihe ad- mtniastration to make decisions m c-Bea wiKr€. students made them in other universities, but that there was a latent sense of involvement aaniong studerAs.