Stetson Reporter

Students Honored At Model Senate Banquet ihe sit: .-AttainI Model l',S, M-tisssir at sis'tsar. L'mversify asap-iairr/it-i Hi*rs*ia> folluwing ,sii att-atds iiirr*heon which naiiatec si at students from xttAxc anr. h i *, rt-r llieir jaxh-ni-siiit's-*' di*i:»f; the f.sur ..;!>- |-isl;tit-,-il -.r-ience ,t-,r-k-A..i*. Tht- nearly out* hundred stusaeats from eleven s'.a'a sx-- ts-sd uatrversities ;i.S-s jxJtl li imite ta Ih", Floyd M II iddittk, retired Paslbrseaifarian of ihe U.S Scnale 'ittsl adviMtr to fbe Sietstiti Ldodei Senate, The IStA sesss8,ris were detheaTed in his haiiLsr The award for tlte \fnsl Influential Senator teas presented to Bab White si Fit" who prtrai-ed Sen. fsjisn Toirer. Best Charae- rer.*iattsais of a Senatorial Hole coin net iti on resulted m a tie bettveen Ken Shaba* saf Biraiuit-hiani-Setirherii ifArti James B. ."Uli-n- and Juhta Brhi-T/arner saf F'f'ill 'Sen. James B. Pearsssa foa Sanehsi 8,f Srrt-saiu was cited as tl'.e r-est CsanTmAlee Chairtnai; sii the role ssi Sen, i?eorf«e MeGoverts and the fomrntttee tst: porei-*;? Relations Kkk Walsh of FTC assumed the rale of alien Hubert B>rd, the senate majority leader and ihiats Pofite rsf Sietsan Urnversilj was Sen. Howard Baks;r. the senate minority leader Boil tt-'erc cited for their leadership efftsi-ts Kim Streett-r, general chairman for the Model Senate received a plaque nasi a bs^uquet of rtases in testmionj tor her efforts which were described as "tsttteiaiitluag " The four day seminar included speeches by Gen. John F.isriiha.'tfr, Sen, Howard Gannon ilV.Srt , Hep. Bill Chiippell and ftep. Lou Pr*?}. The stuajrait part-eipatiH were invoked m draffhtg uf legislation, fonimitlee tiearinits and tlebaie, party caucuses and sieneral senate sessions on a daily basis Straw voles taiaai durtnc tht; sessions tndiented larsre majorities uf ttie students favorim* passa-re of thr ERA, a age and once controls, pruhibtfitsn ia* ahcrtior, through a t-isfsstautkanal aniendrrient and su sport of President Car*,er in rrs* trefaring hurtiaa rights tretitJTient tr. the O AM A vote on the restoration af :*se han on chronniJ-n :r:aps„*ts from Ssiathern Rite .testa resulted ur a tie, Stet son Reporter Vo'urne 89 Number 19 Stefsofl Udiversify Delarid * Florida March 4, 1977 Flagler To Be Renovated, Education To Move In by Tojra Vm FSagSer Hall is in for same rerapdelintil and the ssduealion departmertt is in for a move according to Dr. tTlleorge Borders, chief ad- miaislrad've officer. Barder* said plans approved February IS will atlowthe tasiversity fa repair the second floor of Flagler Hall *su*d aawtee fhe edacafion department into that area, hopefully, by the beginning of next yiiar's academic session. Official word came when an unrestricted lSt\s» grant by an alumnus was authorised for use on Flagler Hall by the full board of tr*riste*-s. The entire renovation project is espected h* coal -jiJe.flOO. Financing has already been found from both the As-thar ?imng Davis Fotiotiatior, and the Edith Bash Foundation, ioth sources sure providing "f5fi.W0< Barders said. Though the renovatinn is still tu the planning stage, reactions were ver/y favorable to Ike project, "We'll bate fn lose our tjwd neighbors " Joe Myern. directfir af the Library said, "bat we'll love to get fhe space." Myers destxibed most of the action he would take after the planned September ttiovenaent as "AhiPint the stacks, "We plan to suave the goveriaineat doenm-nis to the basemenT saf fhe library Flu Epidemic Strikes Stetson's Campus hy ti«**** flu sow he TTs+-- Hi setx-on T/-H* year has /eacbtsa eaademaa- prs p iri ..-r.-j s -- *>ietasoa's t-.-tnigu.- hut las caased ix seris-u.. nrshla -iss rraer Trian r-l E-rslt-j-x -saa fatt;!!*-- si.-xs r I . - .aa I sh-e-.;-!- fr •:;. ; : .■ '.-i. i nit'ii- a -.th "ti- i -1 .-..:; \ «, 1 -s;x, ; - ;*-._ **t-t-. *.: *-.,<.. Ar . A-- .:- -- -* ; i.X •:- ; * x * - -- -. -. .., -. -. - i-x > V - , - ., -; - .-i -r, > -- ■, -"". > -x. '- tl..- a--.'-st„ .-.,-.. a. ;- *J :-s; *;- *-!-;' . , -isais s*- r sp- ras-xt heds arhost- wi*ji exireraely hafih tenipcraitires that noaat be watched - and many more are recuperating tn ths-sr otrn bed.* tct 'tt-andaj, Fehruary 2ts:. ai unofficial rer-ord w,is -,et is a Stttses lanoiary laxit*. a* :.**. i,s anc-alay Mr- i**--..-l-.*-s* :ra,:t ..A .sasil'.-- *:-*.'* -.::»tt: .'? -^. s<A; A : 'X - ar i -r -U* ;..,-;!•. ai ,-'*s" - > '; ra. nisxa-:- -- - h . :- "hx -h - I* - -:! -■ '-.-.-pxsdxl-x :■- r :. t ; * . i„\- *.i l!s -- .,L«s ..I,,;.-.: "aat v i!" xA i su-Xr- s.it sl,;i;> at: «J-t ■>!■* axi...3 *ris.t rns- inlirmary staff was *'rearing thin" She also noted that a fs*» problems hatt sieveleped anat/h cettintt facain meahers to exeti.se sindents who were ;il, Written ntsttt-es of illness are nsj loiiKier sent te mdsvidtia*, faealti tneiaibers and have PliMssl Taaras Tta Pass. 1 and eatpand tihe aasis^visital deparfwieaf,*' he said, •'One Wo** we'-ve got ta watch," Myeft waraed. -is the hifflEiidity .. tit might« ruin any collection of b^ks w-e put drttt-Ti there.*' Dr. Jajnes Coffee, chairman rsf the department of education, mirrored fhe enthtjsiasm of the library director, "It's -toing ta be a great; new day," Coffee said, coiaaartentusaga "Sew spitf* fers dn stimulrite you a bit." Dr. Coffee indicated he felt the Flafler facility wnnld help the education department sir? its 10b better. He said the better office space, die increased availability of ssscretartes ia the area, and general consolidation ,jf astamistrafiea would help smooth out operations, Branches of the saturation departmeni are carrenrt, located it: four lucaiion*a aroand the ranipus. The Flagler move wiLl can. iclidate tahesn sabs ihree. The kiitlergartrn and The ac- tivnie-. nt tne eouncilutg center wsuild Slav put. daffee ■raid- The student teaching lab ia the band hail next to tbe swinajiiiiig pool and the offices- anil class space in the basement of tbe library would all be pu; Together on the Flagler Hail's second fls/xir. "tt'e can dti our >ib better .a ihe new* spt-e," Coffee said: 'We think it's going is strengthen the prugram," Flagler Hall earreafiy notds the psychoionj" airsd suciotogy departments tc the third floor. The first fLat r of the ft-raser seier.s-e brnlsjing and law schtasit is fanaihai" to everjtiae as Trse kscaticn sail The t-or-apcter used tn regis! rnt/i<*-a Bt-rders indacated Tt*** an,versity would continue te suiicat funds ft-r s'a*ir-.* reittadelinf* sif Flagler Hall Borders noted mat the first flt-sir ant! the, esterh.r sa* »n«- hutiding needed tt-ark He also said theaa: were tentative plans te rekxate the rnauitenance deparinien; ou*. ..f tht- K'aj./;tt;r tf,-.. A basement. University Tuition Increases - Again Tna f i s'-x-sr.-- t- i" he aliXli-a '*.- rX'isiUi .*; shai:.r«.' '. - i ,.:1: .a. le.*- ; > n . , a i x.a-i ■-*;- :'--< ,, .s. -j-, . ,c ^;,^u-x*t*:. Ss*pls':s.i*-3 *'■-' 'i'txx .; . ;r,ij-s-.- ha ft Lata -es-'Sta- l;",*l,.k.l -.» ths* IToatal .f 1".;s;-.s.a a a. I r..* arfn-ov-x. ;;: ift- "srir I"* 'n-f :*a.A «.tr "-i. lei lis ;a-- pan als '....a.i -a-s'is- ;-. 1„ t,Pht'..sa. s,--T '\n a - *-«;>. 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