Stetson Reporter

V. . 88 Wo. 12 Stetson University DeLand . Florida January liTWfc On* May R#sylf jn Coyrt Cme. Dorm Violations Result In Four Suspensions hx Bs-e-j- Uaaeaa and lawes litidsey Fs-jr titudetiTs were suspestded for uveniipht xisitaTtion Mx-hitis.-is, itirine the period oi Dec. 1-111. oecordsng In s'n;x'ei.-ttx sillies a i, .snt-s-gse witith ntssy result in ti law-suit .-etiiissT ttse Ibnee-sity, I'l=- I'tax-er-nit!. Jalteiary f'minx-sl suspended one male i.;i8-:i-. rbsrtteu -xiTit t'tolat.nn ui ihe sierra risiiatinn policy ..-1 sisii-rfs'i-rsx with lite riehts of anether stadent. ''..- ,s-1- sx-a-3 hi .stucht 'x«Tlte aTtention .sf Dean el Students -x -i-t- is r«tt-"s thrt-.iiih ^ plsune xJt tt- Itesifis'tsi John's sift- - *s ;; st, -uTstslx parTy s, tsncerns"*d with the usterests ef Dean Border's office rec-eieed worst that the two had been sitting together for nne week er mere. Dean Borders and teistani Dean Blh Stepp, usiBg a iroaster key, entered the student's rtjorn at apprnsiitsately 3i34 a,m, after, they stated, tosoc*siisg ami ideatlryiriK irtejisselves. it -I stjdct.i's rs-LsiTunatp, T--« -.---Jura-. irsx.sJx-cst 3' tissr.-resident xnssnstti t-o- ' rsit^irix. cs -s ;iss -s - stcrtr. L»r about sine week The defen- :..i - -s -: .i.i.tx t., s.-i,sttstitit- vssitatisirs and cot i*eilty tu s»* -:sv,3 -- sp-n- -:,ic.-rt-s rights tie -xa,- tcsutssl **uilty ar. both . -.ill -x. -is t.—-s s.3«lt- aril ieniah- were suspended by ats ad- ss',i-' ,ic-s .st*,n iftt-r waixtitit tneir ru*hls!t>,t L'niversity jnd, :,s,% .si-sids hssirsne. "Tlte live tivykett hnstxx fhttir . s^t t ts ss s issc-e 't« ntst t- tbe case heard '*n the t-ritder.1 ,*x,iftiits t*. s i.si ItisrdfrssTttti'-n. ' -ss , sjx i x's-ixx-c-ii'sjiternsti, Swase visitation citation, Wimer Term. Speaker Marks Cites Problems In CIA, FBI hx Pan feather 'tlij-iia-tli:tt. d v first week t ui .ssxri'tsstx-e sssic-s oi V-iiiii--i--ts.>3-n. .etTurc-s, juhn M.rK --«i*- <sf the betler- fctsssixis ,-.uit)tir-s tt-ho haw speaker's years cf .service in the U.S, State rsepartment, first as Analx-si asid finally as assistant to the sisreek-r of issTeliigenste and Research With Victor MarchaUi. -.i;-3 ti-, -to-p---- i;itttssii,-ite . s --U i (ttix-hsTxT-.'-e A.-"ens:y s-'.si... „;trfc-s ssed ;■ i-tnwd ■t 'SD * I.-.1 xt-Vs-j'trt-ilax .-tsfs'il ci Kii/tsC-t-s Hulls xhantl K--s -s-i- -1,-m iKirtss-r. rl-x..,**!--.! t-x the ianSsx, :*,.s.ixs| \1a*k-.. t.,ld 4 the Msrfc ct-auttiored The CIA and the Cult ef luteliigciice. ttis first t'si-l-; .ii the rsatissti s titstorx tss undergsi pri-ir i-s-ixstirship ,,ii the hanst sif tne .teiecoms-nt. pr.tnh-d *A llctissitratic iM tety arsd the Hr.li-- of ihe CIA." John Marks* leciare provi-Jed nuinefssus tragie aneedntcs from the lsistt«ry el the apency. csxnsitiered the cstntradicfions ef carerl aetmns by a democraiit government, and offered aorae s?bservations and suggvstisins "We're had spies since the tevchstian," said Marks, and added that tht-ir nsettis-ds were net always marked bx Integrity, ccen m nur natum's early nists-sty, Be related a techustiue used tlurtne the Indian lies til ities, many blankets wen* Ijn- ;seled ns the i-s-stskii-j. tkn hud bct-o inipci-ynalsv Wstl tuberculosis eenss ftis anlitiiie ttsetnest i-f ch-tu..-j warfare xxas sinjjs-cSi-s: ts> furTlier -Jkn-cl»tnnpiil ,i'is;t*r tile altspttt-s af the -jsssltl'ls tl A Is. Mi, fi-r csaissph. it hers Tlsi- fl,\ -,xa.„ trytnt; sttsptratels, t.i st sm-siit s't, r.a. "ix ;ix;cni-x -n-vt-li-jn-d ;. t'lairi.tat. M,.s, huitisi; ts-r tl sts-.blitis n .:i trs-ubled Afrisrs 'Ihe butter- xte-e treatx-d rfth a chi-u.-'a] ief'iineti ts, sii-ls'riisrjits- tl't- :'7ibrse tsi which tltex xxere atlixt-ti, bcSK-c, 1hsi>s> xxlks xt'isi-1- thi- bntts-tls ssrssuld htspefally eerne tt- asatciatc Masasm with the ruinatmn ef their cbthmg, Ourtiit; the CIA's frantic efforts tsi desti-ej tne Castas reitime in itearbs Cuba, chstirsicalsahte piayed a vital rsile. One plan was to apply some death-dealine s>-sluik»n in the inside nf a wet sail. Alone with sunie senba Rear, lite k-tbttl suii -s-siultl be sent 1st tot Premier tia a third parr-. Atst'-Tlier pKst "hat never reached irtntien soustded insaneix indrstrous as It was tclo. with ps\sfiise hand nssiverneists. sy Tilsarks, TH- t'l,\ sa,'-,,. s,-;sx-i:sttst l*-;,r. tl was i astts, s clsarisin,! itist 'si.-* iJ**i»!■.*>-.", xx I si i *b endears 1,1 ants t.- ll-i- t jhatl ps-s.|ih«; Itx- ai.s'tisi Xs.i.s lur'Jss'r .-s.-sxCs-s-d iS'ts1 * ise K-ads-r s *rse,.x y hs-a*il is ji. .sit-;s:sx r:--sp"rxib,e t'-ss Hia', .-I'lsristn;-. m. ris- s.iit-rr-, dt-.-x i> iietl ti sptisy rit,i, svbet. -*fi*-J.wl is- tlse .st-stur- i>s ihs- t. tislrs.' .-hs-es. wi«.ildx ause: .11 facial I last Ts t'.-.l ,swax xTTec l-'tuel 'ntxelx'tl ahrtucl, ,ks-.f-i:t.' --vcre t< i-scate 'tis is-tx-I ristn. i-pplxj-sst tne spcay xx-t-f-n t'x st?nt his stiees i« r jii«lishtr3|j. \ppate:3t]y CsHS'.-sued ci ansj- y In defease of his usee? the master key and early incrr.n.it. visit Berders stated -I thmlt there is a dtsltnetien hetweeti ^ short visitation violation and if the eirf is living There. A ".J minute violatten ss net senoes, the ether is Tne or-h ■*.%> t;« ]e**itmiateh' determine ThaT these stndenfs had -eriausk vielaiedthe regulation was bsKu aT that time.'- He anlsieil tf.M he "doesn't like to-sleuth aretird hut it nus aecesstsry tier.-- " A seennd case whers1* a master ket was used ax tis- Tiear, and tarrhafts the most xt-.-thssx-ersial case c*f -ju-tp-fit-i'jr concerned ,*t iretts tietton ay fiean Berders te a ,.tis'i«..a**, Touncil ruline. enncernine an axeirsij-ht --."isitatir r. x-siat.s,i- t. the Mew .\leu*s Dorm. Ilie t ase involved a .Stetson malt- ehartst! n-.fh ni>La:. si. of tbe dorm visitation poke) Dear fics-der.- n-as ns'Hf .i-i ttsa a freshman male was sharing bis t«.~-*»nt with a r M-rxs.! 1s-rt femttle. Again fiean Borders ar.d Mr. Stepr. went tx tv rt-s-:r. this time in the morning. The wrl xxas is sec. Dear, bari^rs rem nested she dress herself and step ,ctt- tic .'..if-a whereupun die was uuesticsnee abtxut her preseoxs'- Ttie Judicsarx ronnt tl rccempieaded extended -jciHiarL-r for ,ts lone is tht- fres*unati siudent attendee Stei,-*i-«*i *Vy Borders souphf «tppeai ef tht- case based upt-n ores-eslersi t x said was St-unded its the pre*--k«ss te+absiatton xast-j, tls 1-^; snentls. The Jnaitsary L'unnetl tlclsaTed that tae wrtttiter: xvas nrst fermstd tha-ttgh ttie Ceuncil since cte „--*--*- ^ j- ;udicafed by Adnnnstratix e he.-trinu antl the other nvtaeii 7. different charge rite Ceitncii then \ated they IvJ -1:3 jsn-tsdiction in the case anu refused tit hear the .-.piss*,-!- Dea-s Borders vetoed their ruiiag and the student vms ^■d.^.tt*: The Council also stated that tht- review -xiHrj »*,->- established under their 1-sinstitufie-n to decide upon a need f«t appeal was net formed in accordance with their cetistituTiat. A (acuity memhe-c. accorshng to thaT docuntetiT, nxusT V Cam -ixest -.--s »s*-> * Johns Is Interviewed For Furman Post Position Stefsc-n Cr.icersity PresidenT Dr, John E, Ichns ve-.ted Greenville, S.C., last vres'it antl ixas wterx-iewed t-r-r the position -i president s-t bis alma mater Furman Ctiiversilx, riCtcrtlmg j. the tieLiTt,; tssja >.etx*. -"--a affscstxl at -itttsea, xfltis .ssked si8«t l,s he .shrntlsexi^ t- .rfirriieu a repon "hat Eir, 's-tins t:ad ,kx'lt-s7si ts he hl- Sxtxis'tted ..s tae :i-f-,,sr-S'1s-.!*ltt ter Dr. a (. H.tis k -x-i-.l. t'ltma rs ; |'s .s-ist-i:: is-as. - *c-tsnfixi „? ih s'-s: sf itus ,js*.-i3-srsir xi-ar, Its- ,-;psikesitan i-aid Dr. -■-r-ns sxas trsxded bx Fur- ciur. s Hrsatxi s. * 1 rosiees Et«r -sa i7ilerx*icw an8l Dr, ,'a hns accepted, 'ever tiwjj-*. hx t.sld Kattisaii's imstees that I'c is bapnx here at SteTss n " Bssth oniversiTscs tfrt- stippsirted by tae Sauthern Baptisx CarsversT-'-«c The spokesman saisi hsrman trustees will :*-- '.erx-iew a r jisiaer s t . "1 '"-* f-rs.specuxx |;rs-sfdi---st,- befnre an iffer ts istadt 1. anx -site af tlit-ns las-lttsLr *. Dr. Johns