Stetson Reporter

tetson orter Vol 81 No. If S#x.MicrIiiairi,«ttftn $ww*#y Stetson Uni¥«rsilf 0#Lon«l» Florida April I, 117$ Campuswide Title IX Evaluation Underway t-ytUHBARi, V nt.r. ai*. s Ss s. ;:sss-s-i:ssi,-i;itiort, utiaer :i c-edet:-«f Title IS and ilie *fticc ,-; -.'ml i-hs?hc.*., ts !.s;s;,. s-ta,estis.;;ia-.ti at Siet- .-1 Tt,-- si-lf-s'i-aajartisn i,*. ta ste-.e-asane th-a as, one -on the a; ans --f set. be e an: Lutkd trass; nart-sipatien in, bt- .ieta.s-si tha benefit*, isf. ise ho -ajbjeCTsi-il v aji-ae-rniitiaaitjar: tii'-iei lastly i--cL*as atif-na: aisi-rram nr -K-tivtty rss-eivsrii1 feslerai httaneial ass;stai--e.." accartJinp to the Title Iff regulatiotrt i'he s-valustisii! of Stetssa aim s*s Ilcites and aaiversitit-s ttirsaophaait the country is amist-d at the elijrmsnation of dsintie *itaiitiards if tattey spring has ttelfmtely "sijroosj" af ain, as this fraying stadent shows- The drudoera/ ot tomees-sa-ri, pa^rs atidoihercoPepe -'entertainment"* sit thankfarty o«rshaatlows*d by Sprsrw W w*i cu KMily foood its way into Delwd MtHt Sprtnsj break, Like it* swatlam J capss-rana, sps sntj lever -s a welcosne snja ot hope aroond Here For more ssons of sprtria. exist and the prohibitttati of discriminatory practices. Prior to July Jf, IfTfi, Stetson mast- a, eialuate in tsertns of sex aliseriminahon its eurrsaatit policies and prae* rntes catK-erning asalmissian, treatmeiiT and employment of stuslents; hi modify any* policies or practices not compiyini* with the Title IX repkition requirements; and ci rake whatever remedial actinias necei-sary to ehrmnatc the effects of pasi sex diseriTi'anatioo- By evamititntj housing, admissitms, financing, teslbaoks, caunselin^, foreign studios, athletics and nine ether categories, amvecsity einployees and prtsfessors are ta decrie whellaer Sh-tsatai offers equal afsapormnify ta both male and fe m a 1 e sf udents. Sia t es investigatis-ii co-urdinator Dr. Fred Pkirk, -We feel that by assigning individual investigakotta* te personnei involvefl writ that deprt* ihsant, the- findinsts will be mtare accurate as they're more involved with the material m question than an outsider would be." Tlie preliminary repcct from each cornniittee must be filed by* May 1 and placed m the DuPmu Ball library fer student criticism If ilis believed that the report lias oaimstttd a dkscrimwatory practice takintt place en eainpuas, students at that time arc urged lo sabs nit tta Dr. Clark aad otht:r committee members, well founded, documented proof that these practices are present m campus hut ant included in the reptsrt Altlacsuijhdisttiirrination is puiaiishable ha. law. There is no fine sir punishment if discriminatory practices are fcsaind fa exist Li; the Stekson t-ommujiifj". The iastihttien under Title IE will net be penaliaaaefl for itaseir iheja-al policies, hut an affirmadve action tnust he taken to eatreet thi*** measures or the Federal Office of Civil Rights under the deprtment at HEW ean hrinp lepal aetinn apainsr the in- stitutiott, as is the case with Bri|ham Toting UmversiTy tor iakscrmsjiiaiatic«n tr. the shfferent dress cndes for Use seates Because nf Stetsons use of federal aid. I saaajcrilrniiiatory practices were found to east and no ssflfart wsais trade towards the cnrrection, the poversinient could priissibly cut off federal fundintj and financial ase, injuring die students as well as the uaiterstty- Assured Clark- '-The re's km maeh at stake ft-r the individuals ta whitewash the mi estimation, It's reaJy far oar awn aencfiT and we're tie -winners ar 3 ssers " The e-sThamittees under mvest'cation are ad- niissaons, headed by* Mr. Gary Meadows and Miss -4 i i cc K e r r a ed ot a t .vna I programs. Dr .Minter and the aeadenue deaiss, activities ■ uthec Clan etlucatif-aali. Dean tk-rdets and Dean Tamer- fsareittss study, Dr Mmler; non- operated prostrastis ■■*- intern prc-urniTisi Dr, Bortom hausina*, Deans Turner and Border j,; <--atnparabIe facihties, Dr. Morris and Dean Wads; access ta cviiose c f f er i ts ft ->, M1 Ss- Raw e; couneesins,. Barbara LVsar- dhorn; ficaneing. Mr. Mat-re: atop lot* meet assisTance ta tyacltiaatTitatJi students! Mr Williams; health programs and insurants'. Mists Bess; marLttd cent, est pm%% a> Ml Plans' PmQiiiml A$' menis* Weekend N#ors by Tttnti C« Stsdsoo ttnivssrsdy's seventeenth annual Parents' Weekend from April »h te the lith shall try to "shew parent*! anr campus and share our college life with themf* asx*ordisii| te plans and commentary released by* Parents Weekend tain tnrttee ilM-hairperson Becky Sayre last wee*.. Entitled -Stetson's Oeciaratttsn of laferdependence" by the Corti- nnitee, the bkeaitenuial Parents' Wee-send seeks In "etn- piiasfcre pareoaas as a vital part s«f the unieersiTi," accordinp io Miss Kite- racoer. Heats af Wotner. and sponsor of ah-trents' Weekend l*i om 'die 'Bicentennial Hvlravaeanna" to ttie '-Old ftisftk-aeti i«" sUrth ef J a.-. P'cii'.c" tiie weekend reflects .-is-tasin's -irttnpt tr- reteatnitie The nation's biteniennial . .1; irvrc 1-y- *-nipha'-*i"a-i4: it- *3T*r--dt?TH-r--teac<* pj students, coii ori M?i] -- ,i^--**--''**-'********-«******!S^^ ..SiMt.S.,.!*Mi8.|]ti Hatter Holiday To Take 50fs Theme iowlersamso Strikes 3tfccess„„ipe 3 | GoJi* Ttom ss Spring Surge «,#, I# Between the huurs srf S;f3i*j tin Friday and 11: tl saa Safitrda], the Stetewt u-uoti Board will present Uae aa- nua] Hatter Hoiida** Ws year taking die Ftftjes aa the theme. Hatter Holday Is a celebration of the fact that n-e have almost ni*i*Jk» it thrtsuj-h yet another yeaair. Varied activities are plannsaa-fj in the nope lhat sometliinft ivO appeal a, everyone. This j-r.ar'.'* editii-r ef Hatter IWidaj shaiild prate, ta bt- trae hit;ttest ard best yet Tne foe bepias at a*t3tj on a-rstlet etyc.s-3: as "Beans*" at IL he isai-psi-ttstnai m the i-,.rets.t'f3i, ' jr-caina" ap- pet-ri'd a: y;ei,-i,r; during the rail semester and they pri-cea ta he ps-.pukir with *-tttd,ijst-i A i ; ajo a terv spctal edition ef the Fruiay Flick will hegin as Htttp'r Hobday presents a StTs Film Festival -witJi a total of four full length movies plus a Mel Breaks short and eartottns h?r the inteUeviual", At 7:0*0. "Dal M For Mnrtler" will show along with the Mel Break* 'short". Then aT 9:ud the action siitfts to the Miii-- snb as a speekil Happy JHattr tvi'h see tarsiaf- -.undsises aill lie *ae In. 3a adsts;ss:n ti the .ce ca-'as-i, si ere v-ill >* a Ks i-,t is.;«>-,a!:ke consesi a-vlt;- sh- ,ii-irers:8.-8pir;38 a 13 df-ILa- -.ai.. 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