Stetson Reporter

Homecoming 1979; Welcome Alumni lie Stetson Vol.91 No. 16 Stefson University, Deland, Florida Friday, Feb. 23, ,979 Homecoming Activities For Alumni And Students fteprferStaffWrtter Stetson t'nwersily's WT9 Homa-eatmg offers stwlrats and rptuminjj alnrani reunions And entertainment in an a:-tivity-i*aeltol weekend Friday^uaday, Feb. 33-S5 Why should an> alumnus come hack to Stetson for homeonainsr After all, that's far the students, isn't ft" Wrong Hsitneeoming uf supposed to Involve everyone- alumni, students. arJaurostratkHL and faculty, ft Is a great ajspenanity "or all to show their love and appteciatan far an aistiration, that has had a prrfoimd effect on their lives. Croat care has been taken in planning the activities ef hsai.eemrsing weekend to insure that all groups will be in- ivre-r-ted, A list of these activities mil ahsw this to be true. l*hr activities begin en Praia* with a luncheon sif the Aainsii. Association Board af larertors, Golf is a game sjersiandinii skill, and is enjoyed by aiaay. A joint alnrnni stntlent aoif ianrnamenf will he held at tiffi p.oi. at ihe 5s,utl*ri*fgc Golf Course here in OeLaiwf. Tennis is another nepnlai- gatiie and will net be left out. The animal Tennis Tatrisamont still begin at 1:30 at the Stover temtiis courts. 1*.«r nasehall fans there will ise tlie annual aiunwi-varaty basefsari game at 2:» in Conrad Park. A number of ioniser liatter stars rf be playiim Friday -night will he "nighhsihtcd hy the Stetson-South Carolina basketha.il game sn ihe Edmunds Center This should be an editing gaine sine*- beta teams scare a let of points- The Gamecocks will he out te avenue as for our atwuitng S pint view? nt er ttssir last year while they were natioialiy ranked. ^ special smveiling of Stetson Qiancetlsir J, OIlie Etaiassis" portrait is scheduled prior tn the game af ?:4S. Halftime activities featare an iiitrodsjctjoa of former Stefawi athletes inducted into the Sports Hall ef Fame thiu j ear and recogrution of reunion classes of 'Si "5S, *flS, "IA and rfl ■-:' - : ';-,: :v':-*-:;-:",:,.c'."-'£-:*S^ On The inside... \ Faculty Evaluations....p.2J On Satardaj* the big game la over, but don't go home yet! Satnrday Is going tn be an exdttng and fan day. All starts off early with the Rsomewmtag Run fer Pan at 7:15 a.m, Everyone should be tn this two-mile ran. At ?i» any playoffs from the tennis tonrnaiaent will be held Break- asis will be held for groups representing law, athletics, and ministerial interests. Alumni will be able to greet fanner professors and classsnates at the reception in the presideni's home at imid-nwmini. The annual Aiumni Assentation meethig will be held af 10:15 a.m. in Elisabeth Hall, James It Golden. Ealph F, Hansen and .ieaeph T, Stuttea will receive the Distinguished Alianni Award. FaUuwing tbe Alumni Association meeting, the John E Jnhns la.>eture Hall will be dedicated tn a ceremony at Flnsabeih Hail. Afterwards a reception will he held for Pistinqmshetl Alumni Artist S. Tucker Cooke. *63, in Sampson Ball and there wttl be a **wb©eue far «feiryiMie to the Forest of Mm. At J-» p,ia the Gent Gottoa eoneert will be held. Cotton's mellow music ahsmildl taw a wide appeal. His sound is certainty art the "acid rock"* that many people consider typical of today's pop sound., FoUowing the concert, the snrijrttie^ frateraii-es, aad Wesley House will behoi&ig open houses. Fraiwes Bmaon, who baa taught manic at Stetson since W3 and is retiring this year, wiEhe honored ata recital at Presser Hall at Ji3f p.m. The annual horaerumtog dinner is expected to #aw a crowd of S» people. Tlie Stetson Orchestra Concert is scheduled for8:S)p.tn, at Elizabeth Hal. The closing event EorHomeeomtog 19 will be fhe Mad Batter Ball, to be held at the Plana Hotel in Daytona Beach bepruiiaB around Ik DO Con't p. 16 Concert To Feature Gene Cotton Geae Cotton will be appearing here at Stetson Saturday, February Mfh. The performance will he held to the Edmunds Center at 2-M p,oi. Everyone is encouraftrl fo come and enjoy the program. Cotton can be deaenbed as having a sensitive style of musk- which will appeal ta both students and alumni, The Homecoming weekend does have something for everyone. Come arid hear what fl^ene Cotton has to offer yoo, Mike Reitl—pp singer, writer and pianist will also appear. The concert will be an entertaining blend of talent. Students don't forget to buy yoar tickets today. Thej are on sale for ti» with ID. > must Im presented at the doors Tickets are being sold today in front of the t-omraoiis during all meals AH tickets at tne the door are tWM, Following the concert an open house will he sponsored by Fraternities and Sororities for all studeais and aluinns •Sampson Art Review p. 7| Ohio Senofor To Speak At Model Senate '< Homecoming ;; Schedule...„p. 13 ;; Mono's***,*„p. 14 ^Baseball Outlook.....p. 185 i A' :■: >>• y-f x-sy^ i-.< « x-.c j- j > ;s- ;«-*<,<.:; k K.y « --Sr Se. John C. Culver. I>- iowa, wil be the featured speaker at the Ith annual Stetson U.S. Model Senate, it was announced by Dr. T, Wayne Badey, etoimian uf the department of Political Science ai the university. The four day proirarn is scheduled for March H Sen, Culver if- serving his iicfiai term in the IJ.S. Senate and was elected m WW. He joins the ranks of previous noted senators such as majority ifader Robert Byrd iD.-W Va.-, minority leader Howard Baiter ift-Tenn.s, Lnirton Chiles and Richard Stone, both Democrats from Florida, Murk 0, Hatfield ?R.-Pena,i, Sen. Daniri R. Inouye iC-Hawaiii was the featured senator in im. The nine year old program, conducted by students form colleges and aniversrtiesfram throa|hi»t fhe eastern United States, is a seminar in practical senate procedure*. Dr. Floyd M Riddick. retired parliamentarian of ihe senate, serves as advisor. Greg Brooks, senior pultical science major from Orlando, is the general chairman for the 1979 program. The students argania as the senate, conduct committee hearings an actual pending legislation, hold raocuMis, and debate and vote In senate sessions following the "real" senate Cm't pj