Stetson Reporter

nm Ike Stetson Volume 91 No. 9 Sfe.'scn U/isV^i-.iify DeLonj f/o. Friday, November 10, J97fl Annual Career Fair To Begin Monday ByMMKPRfDMORE Sietse-n University's annual Career Fair will take plate mxt week, rat Hta, Iftli, and 1,1th ef November. Career fair is a three-day event whose: pa?*po« is two hid, Ic tae iirst place tt presents ta the students (all audents first-hand InfomaaiioB con-eeming; many facets af several careers st- that be ar she can tnafee realistic detJsiens concerning the world of work, In the second place ni it provides studeats with vital infannaticn abeatthe ■^jtcesse^ aad fasJares of the university's graduates. Tlie --ctedule far this anneal three-slay event is as Mows Monday. Xaveni'oer IS, W* §~M pm -Retaming students irJarmal dinner with students. Cafeteria; 5.« p tc ---:" t-::«-and conversation open ta all studeats, Student 1 ou^c; luesday, No<*en*ber 14, 1W8 8:00 am-4:30 p.m, jfejiu* rijsfe jf+jfijc.U B,: Wednesday, ."November ti, ties *.W a.a. -1:30 p.m. Open lipase Business & industry itepre-.ec tali ves with displays anJ infoTaiation, Student i..si:*u?e. itas tear, ay win past years, Alpha Kappa Psi prsvt.s.suir.ar business fraternity will assist Mr. Williams a*.o the ■: atecr Flaotr^ and pjjceine't affke. Alpha Kapp*. f^: *,idl 'jriush much of the manpower, including i*.ov„-s.»»:; i-rsstesies through Career Pair. ■ri.-s V.sim'ay. to io » recent graduates af Stetson wih return ->.i jinner with students, and afterwards a reception * 1 I si- he-d t ike student lounge. This resjeptian "s open to a si *: iderj-, ._i.es.iay ywrrjae sees the start af resume clinics. 1*4 is v. =, j>e covered include writing resumes, writing s-i!s>i?. s,f s^pleaw'-u, and attending job intent iew-s. Audie- vtsnal material such as video tapes will he used tteughoat the day. Wednesday is the climax af the annual event On this day representatives from several corporations will set up displays and provide iiformation about different career opportuaifes m and qualifications for employment in their respective ontanuation-s ft Is hoped that this year's Career Fair will be more successful than last, year's. If you're under the impression ihat Stetson's Career fair is only far business majors, y«u eauJdn"t be more wrong! Career Fair is for nerveae. whether their majors be philasaphy. American Studies, English, ar Spanish. Look into this year's Career Fair-it'-- all worth it! Student Option In J.C. Constitution By Mark Moyer .""tadents charged with the violation of University replations have hee.". jjiven another option i,- the Judiciary Council hearing process r*»'a feature, which is aeutaily an old part af ihe Judiciary process that was deleted, allows the stadent to deterrrJae whether or r.ut be or she desires to utilize the Legal Af'airs Cwnnnttee of the Student Assembly in order to insare that this student rights are nut violated tt has been included in the new Judieiarj Council L'onslJUJion, which was proposed this year,'The Stetson Commonwealth of Stadents ttseif adoped a new Cs-iiistituoan. frevHiusiy. a stadeat who had chosen te have the Count J hear the case sin- stead nf the Office of Student Affairs] had had bis name turned ever te the t-egal Affairs Committee withoat his knowledge. As Wad** Myers. Pro si do at ef the Aidieiarj i/uunctl, put it, -Jt seemed ta he an evasion af privacj to be iavinff the stadent* s namc-w-ithaut has choice to the bead of the Legal Affairs Committee.'" In the current ConsMtatina the student has the elwke af whether or not this eom- rniftee. As stated in the new dorumeiit, "The student's notice shall include ihe service* of the l^gal Affairs Committee of the Student Assembly available to the student.."' It is hoped that this changs. which mil allow student to keep their ease quiet, will render tht four'-ii alternative eren merr pratrttsiag for alleged vioiatars of Stetson policy The JaJiciary Cour.oii serves as a body of students which attempts "to pir fat and equal treatmeal a:: behalf: af the stadent had*s- a a"j disciplinary matters." according ta ihe Constitution. It provides student .input mta matters aorrcariy handled anly hy «> a-5- reiftistratitin University Forum Slated For This Weekend fr> Itsrj farrr** Vim ;j*- ".'lit. anc **rh a o te- uau., rs. y iii-=. j ear >s . -mt i>.i;.;"« ^.n ts-se Setd .■I ihs t,a-t :lrc<ri,{t ---,.^ei-i,xy j"*w S'jraiu |sr„,-iiis> „ .- i.aiisrs' for -uurs-i... Cm,art*,. ,-.ad sd- r-1 i«ir»t -•!, C s.^ I iusiiefttr s rs tCj:»]ij u«d e^tthange1 ideas This prveram was isngintted five years apa? and caiied an - Awareness thrush conmiiiaicatioa'* rotrt-oi. .\npro-simaiely tn p«iple are i-snetted io -4s>. uith a ratk-of hsf-.fltuJeots to each facsilty jr administrative iT.eniis-r. There -mil t* two On The inside ... SUB txpteiped .„,...,„ p. 4 Record Review ,...„..„ p. 7 ^oiriiencince Problems ...,.,,... p. 5. ,**l:jtt'.e huse'? is* iahe 'Seorj^e departim; at ^-^a and ,"i:iS from the Of 3 cirrie, Kefreatnsr.aud meals w ill be provided, followed tn discasaion and a inorte. The -Nesajan wii] fr.d early, bat donuts and rriffoe wil ao prwided fur those who erijoy fete niriht rapsessiwis, % itie p<-,*4 Lierc- have hc-ea uwn>. N-ilarday. after hreak/ast, rhms wrtli ia A-nsetldat. ra-w. never Def we tried bj ih? Fs-riui.. There will be a "FishSamr diseasaea, ia -uhich a smail nrei;p discii.«es while surraanden *n ^ large outer gruup that listen?. There will be vas-,-ineies ia the center 4rt,up and people frum ihe vuter group may cnicr fntd is-^vt tbt discussion as fee> pieass;. ,*sjs added attract?an to this wdi ac the fact that everyone will wear -role description" taes That is, student tan play and areiie the rote of a faculty mcir.Der of administrator, and vice versa. The forum is civchatred by Beth Fcaie and Marforie Bl,sir, both si whom have participated in past Ferutns. AcrordinK ts-- Miss Vor^. the turnout this year seem? to he enthushistir She eaeeuraets mtsre trcsuaiiM ss, ,\ scphLinioreistt pjsrtieipfe jo the> ran meet the university staft earlj ia their college *'arecr Miss fogie voiced her opinion that it is valuable ta (mow each other as peapie, not as -roles"." The Karon provides this bt letting students, faciiltj and ad- min.strata*n -. ominnrttate ?; psrcrs. Lee Discusses Fund Raising Campaign Stelsca-Rollins Soccer .. p, 9. •.,-- ,*wA,-, ~* . ;^ fhe oarpose of ^i fund- raisiac eftorts in a private Taiversity sc-ltmc ;.« *,-, pristeU an,-, adraote ihr quajty ot t*K- Hrh*Rs. s ..'■-,d;*ir*- prs--i.;ram, •'und- -':s-*U y- « ki-j y- par --?;i- ■s;s.s u'rtc js, "hcirv 1, c*1!-- fiT'srr, ,V ,uiteC "J: li i'-lli'L-lr- r «.';>. *i^'«w*:: ;ss'-,s s, h s-.i'r- , i tie in fis- Devoisiiiror-rt. ,is % mil;. : ri'1-s.ni.y :il-,«--s;? |'3c L nivtTMly't plan ta he^Ji a * i>roprehs^ish-t« fuud-raiMae effnri. probnably ,u '^iS ot we. Using the 'ITT I 'acuity i Hiimiitee on i.«r4i fiance Pianamp itepurt .i* a basi? jiHide; the U^eolopraerl f; mniitloe ssf tie ikarr i-; Trisl^'s, is i--x.Hii-iru;i\i: r! rui.i-r .i '.s,:ws::'ik- j,r, .,rl,.r;, ,,:-,.,, .i} ^ b, ^^ ii'rcsiuj: **u- s,--;„st -\:thrMl!Ch ',r,ssr;ifi,.si<«ashas,s: nat bet-?: Toad*. i: is proisUsr-j thai i-u-ra^cd eissi«swmeai, f,ss*i„".t;, ^aiari:-s, hbr^:y j«i|n»*itk>a ar.d siiiaeu scholarships w-j'J he ihe prarwr.v foots of the cam- pawn, with sock attention tivca tt buddaih; renovatiuo ami r-elect;\«e ?'oji- ,stn:ruan. The campaign « p a,so prtsv;de ihe henc:4 ailQ>4ii!u- rca.-c-nar.lv. rather "has rada-ai, ir.rreasis jn iaii'ssr s-ixi* u>«r, It ,« ii:ips--rtant ia fvf"*Kft»c. l.s;s> stated, that StetSisr already has a ^ei: est a h"j s is ed d e v e I tsranf at aro^raiii for r«risa^ bgU* «i«*.iai -jperating gifts aad carotal ronstruct.aii art. tadowiieri' sStv -Wh^t is Lcini- discussed ;,, a ma*.- c\r:ai'Ms ;i af ihs> crc^Tir:. 'His ,,«;] rei|i,i;t *, -M:^- r >-,- >i «,or;;a. Tj;;f;: -r - a'i;*ii,-i ar.;' frier;',, ft ;.« <-■>», yiteat^ia'^t-u,, ;;.: i.a.r. :i ,si.au'm.ic -.ia-s^h and auahty. f*v addsrs.. wL ri-a:!y hove oj r-i^-.,,.,, \^ mts« enter the camp*, a a ■Jd \>.e asiist anctecd.