Stetson Reporter

A ^^^^ 1 Jf v„ He Stetson Voio-me y' Wo '4 %ieison »jn,ver$jry. DeLand Fionda Friday. February 9, J 979 Variety Describes 1979 Homecoming Schedule m MA RR MOVER if then-"^ sine wwd that ami} describes the IM-.-'" ix-aift-isnnr^ schedule, «*s VARIETY Taere's ssiinethine for siVrrylaisi}. iroin golf and tennis tsuirnatiieots tn break- -asts aad cwAaut,**. and irons exhibits to cowerts, fndaj Frtsrjary 23s a whea the action nil begins First iters;'.■■. an art exhibit by Stetson alumiiu S, Tucker Ox*<f, featuring drawings and paintings in acrylic and araplntsi, Tae show ii entitled "Stul&ws Retrosperttee'" Km* on fndaj is the American Studies Seminar in KLeabeU* fiat, which marks the "firth annwersary uf the Claries E, Merrill Grant to Stetson-»Weh w up fhe American Studies, program, Dr John Hague, professor of American Studies said that the seminar will focus on Hanging American values and Lifestj i*s He added that. ""ft? hope alumni from all oner the country will be here fa renew old fnenslships, to talk about ao** developments in -ttcerscan Sladies, and to think about some of the changes when haw occurred since their graduation." 'n addition there will he tennis and golf tonmajaiento, tht annual Alumni-Varsity hasrtalll game, ansi of coarse UH- Aetsoa-Senth Carnnhns aaskeiball game in the f-slisond Center Assembly Praises Students *i ftmkt.HeAkm Oss 1«. January 18, rntr.n,s; ths- Sisnirni Av is-rrsWy urswiirtsouyy pas, h-:1 ,s re«snluti« praasn^ las' *.hret students killed in j-s AjitHvia ssss-jiisssche ■n.iiss^ ih- v,snk-r isrras It's- -Jaw viMdcn^, Scon kn.sr, Deroia U«p, and Kartwnac th-xnj"! were sr-r,s-H-;i as, being '\ntpor- t_ri and vjui members ssf iis< Mrtspti CVnimiiDtty. s-rrithriy, wd *stding t*> the i$-,s-s. iss jH && louvbcJ.' \ iTsr-si ss.j.s, ,il>so usitkied « «b- iist;-s.- MadcmS a,s;si,:-s it«r supplying r*s.-y, «■«><<* t»L tht Dsipssi-Ball l*>Mr\ Tise Av^mbi} t-A-h- iii 11-a tial i,'s«nintiisrien ss-t iivfti wsth president John flrisper esseharged »i!ii gelling oilier nnivcr- Mtv organi-Mhoi** mt«*rcst- cd in i,-rsmtsbining h is snlicipufcd that it fund of j fr* hundred dollars sitiil tupph enough jaten-M its pnn*ii4s,e a nam her tsf boots for the hbran e,is*h year The resolutkw staled ihat copies sjf ths* h-giisla- rioa he vtm i« the paiersts sif :he ihrei- .Mudersis, wt preying the As«ii-nihiy's "•.'oiidels-ntt-s, lis the r«milieu** e«f s,cuj«its "ss'ss' Hiadc sxsr Ijscs, smsce rsseinisij-lsii K iae exam- pies, they iei s.s.-stii ihctr s-»s» n I "ACS, d^"r— Election February 14 Positions Available 2 Chaudoin I Carson I Conrad I Stetson I iep-ol:terge (Union Board} ! Publication goafcl Rep-aMarge Sign-ups end today iMS#*,; On Sssturtla), itiings sisintir.ne at a whirlwind pace Fira, there's a two iniie stun" run. followd by the Athletic and 1 fatter Boi«aor breakfaat "ftere are also la** Seheol and Ministerial breakfanis that morning, later that slay, ihe John E. Johns lectnre hall-a ref urbi*shed class rousa ieatonnii theatro-ty*p seating far IS and amJiii-viMial etjidpoiait—will be rfficially dedicated. A nianber c»f tM<uid nntables will be in attendance there. Also, there will be a reception in the President's home, Saturday afternoon. Gene Cotton will perform in enns*ert in the- Edmund Center This promises In be m sa^ygrfng, mellow yet highi], entertainiBji program, Cotton and his five-piece hand have had sunk hits as **f ouVe Get S« Riamm*" and the recent "like a Soiwlsy at S**?*". Mike Jleid, tiie former Cincinnati B«ifaJs football jiayec, will also perform m the program. The ssirarities and fratenifi« wifl be bavotg spat house afterwards, and the HoraassdBg dQaaer wOl foJtow. In the a-eaing, stndenfe and alsmaii bw the date of attending either the Orrhertra <s»r*?rt in EbkaWi iafl, the Stoner Theatre reception awl preni*ew «f Kisn ate date or the "Mad Hatter Bail", All in all, it adds up tn aa m&mtd wes*«ri that studeats should take tune not to emjoy. Alley And Coffee House Open Approximately iSf) stm]pni\ a a ended three purfssrinanceii, giu-n by Ehinc Silver to rtiinrneniwats.- ihe opening of Jsre?son*«, new Coffw Htinse t>n fanuan 25, M*s. Si]u*r packed tht- Coffee Hou^e for the nine, irn and eleven o*c]tK-k perioral antes. She played tht- hanj« and gnilar while singmg cnjwable. sometimes prouie.stive or poimieally nrK'titedhrirv. The tspening of the Coffee House 6flowed by cimht davs the siffieiai cueiiiiia of ihe Alley, ,,. !:!"'"'"l,';".'i"' :' if,';',:i;y, , „,,,.,'min Hiiinii,'.m'" ■ * Gome Room opening "Alley" pool tables Stetwiiis new game rmsm. Tlie "ADcv" features video games, as, *»dl as a foosK^l'iable. two pin|.pon}j tables and several jxwri tables. New. comfonable tartirture and a way enjoyable atmosphere await Stetson ulu^ats « the Alkn; The Alley and the Csiffoe Hoas« and other SUB sponsored ganie rnoaw are located abyve the bookstore post office t»ijnple* in the Carlton V.mm Bmldnig, Symphonic Wind Ensemble To Perform The Sietson L'mveruity Syniphnmc Wind Ensemble »,'.! present a concert Friday, February 18 af 4 p.ra in Elizabeth Wall Auditorium at .Stetson, The Fnseaible is wider the direction nf Gordon O'ifera, assistant profesKsr of tiyjsie edjtatissr at the Stetson t riveniry Sehosil of Music i:iiara ha> pctsmied with lb e 1-' r f r id a Symn ao j iy i'i-che^ra and ha> dirrdsid -IJjl Vf'I»at-! bails*- Jk- has alscs MTved au associale conductor of the Florida Symphony Youth (IrcheSsTa in Orlando and as a woodwind instructor at Rollins {'oileRe, The performance will feature t. Saint Saens* Symphony Sn. S ir. C Minor Ksiiale. aranged and eonducti-d b} Ur, Earl .**ltscmn. enest conductor Mvc-jro !■: y*rssfi»sfor RnisTitus of the Uiuv-ersitv oi Xnrth Caroima at Oapei iib, ishrrsr he a a > directr r of liansi? and condncsir of the University Syaiphoii) Orchestra. Slocam, guest eondoctsir at many niajsir schools, enlleps, and unreersities, aha, conducted all the military hands in Washington DC He also has eoatiuriett aiaaj tuumcip] toads, inc"siidir.s: tts Goid- nusn Bane «*f ^ei, Yorjs Cut*, y.-XLiin nxreiiily re^isies n Deland where ie semes ,sn the Board sif Advisors of the Stetson University School of Masie. The program ©eledes the following: March with Truirspets by William Bergsma, Sfinphomr.%, s Ln C Minor-Finale, by C Saint aiens* Sheteteon A fiidnr Psalm by Fisher Tsill; Old Wine i.*i Sew Bottles by fsordon .Taeob; Syrajshoty Sa > H jjhn y'bao,*-, a.-.J *.he ;*rs.wrs Irrspetin's Cvro nation *sifarcb ;-:.- WQhun Wtl;on.