Stetson Reporter

He Stetson 1 llPlIk mmmm WITll iflfRlt VtfNlh IW1!!!^ ilPNIIII IMPllik :HN: N: il!!': Hllll ill!1'1 | |||||!!) l!||||il: Jll Ijl III l|| llr 1|||' lllll,, J1I III HJH J^^ L___^ jlii Hb JM^ Jlii ^lihii^ Jib lib JIL , Jl^ Jlli III Voivme 9! No 5 Stetson Ui> >,u'; .s«fy Qelui.J fia. Friday. October ?3. 1976 >w&m&bt6mstfmiim< wtotsmt&mmmiib&itiif Literary Magazine Developed Troubled hero Allan Felix chooses who is to be the woman in his fife in Stovers first production of 'Ploy It Again, Som. Starring m the Woody Allen comedy, along with John Wright as Alton, are (k): Rene Campbell, Shelly Sfempel, 15,i<(S8i!iiS,S,«i,,,S«,,,,ii,l Patricia tee and Beth Howe. i)vHisabetliB|fri Are you interested in writing poems or short stories to share with other students™-sr want to read ■•nat other students have written: Well, the English Honorary Serirtj, Sigma Tan Delta, has something fur you- a literary magazine written by the Stetson community. Because at the problems surrounding the launebitig of such a project a small, organised *jrcup. Shjima Tan Delta, lias taken on the task af establishing the magazine. However, ac- cording to the Society1* president, Amanda Gahle, the rnagaane. will eventually become a universitr publication with an elected editor like the Reporter and tbe Hatter. Amanda cite* three bask reasons for Sigma Tau Delta's desire to farm a literary tnagatu*. ir -'The magazine is for recognition of student abilities on campus. Especially far those who don't necsmariiy have another outlet 2j We believe Stetson's campus has superior literary ability and we irant other eataprees to see that 3 i 11 will be good pbtieiiy for Stetson. It «Ui let people knew who aad what we are." -The ritole student body is invited to contribute- poetry, short storks, aad drawings.1' says Amani*. Photography wtl eventually be included hut as of yet the expense is too great. "The response frotn the adratoiatralioa ana faculty has been tremendous, their supprt means a Jot l? us," says Amanda. -We are looking tor student response now," Aav-ane wwhiKg to contribute to cr help ant ia orgaafeutg the mapi-me should toataei either .Amanda Gable at est .11 Mary Lubbers at est .W, or Ttna Cerenao at ext *21, The first edition «U3 be tut m the Spring but aa of yet the ma gamine has no title. Perhaps you, the student could help. All suggestions. contributions, and-or helpful htnta are greatly appreciated. Greenfeather Week To Begin October 22 by Jerri lautsky Ajiutw is ai the air and Aetata students know that means that Greenfeather Week ia near. The week-long cttfiritf dm-r, better Kfumn as Greenfeather, wiil be held from iietaber 22 to 38 This maris the tweaty-fourth year that Stetson and residents from the surrounding area will w«im together to raise money far needy organaadons aad *iti hopefully nave a little fun ta the meantime. J'tie trrwitifeather committee, co-chftired by will Oliver and ricma Hop, has planned several new activities far the w^ek ,tt »eJ rtS the Eraditnwial ones. Still ta the planninR «*,-■«-* are a dance ocmest, a pancake breakfast and an 1 F r". '.-rtv-jss fasculh vofleyball match The dance contest is tee-strctly akniied to: Thursday night of that week aad tlie r^-ate- hreakfast far feturdaj marniny, \*o date has been --H tor the«, r4ieybtt J match a* of yet Oliver says that -the f<R- siry ,«■ n-adj' aad tliey sire waiting lor rs respor&e from u»- -rait-i-nrtK-. i«si r-Mindai, ai i p.m. Stetson »il kirk off it? flreen.- ■t..:,i.-r wts* witri ,i ,".S nsils? -fund rue" This is astather rett i-v,ai s.ri will v open y, ar-a-students ,-u <mt\} a$ t'.-iriT,», \i«- ftetf ih« vf,-tr is the ra«pethai; ttumatnent . -*; Iran si.♦. »iff :' ia ?fl and the Dating Game held on fi ir-.s>. rcr unn 1 ic ^atropHiaine Btbeitur. sooiwored bv M'tXsi i.-i ti.-. . -s :;> %-'-sei-hie t«r rrenis art* several artmtieii it-tt .1 i'ir--,.s-j«.- yt^rs. r^e terjiij iujrr«dra«it teiiins c-n .-<"«oit U , rs,l vi,* c?s uc;i>tser28. Thraifihaui rae ffetik, i.< -.'is su'l,%- 5.-.is; -si- itt Klfiar ,-iwes>psi,s|ces t 'antlidiate .i-ilt >; -K-A'i to tl\ rtMsJerscr salfe and various rluhs anrt srersi-iiatsyss s« yr.irk all week isi r«u.-si- nsmuey The can- nitkstc ts- haw raised ihe ntsisi mm$y by the end af the week is . iois.o«i Mim Greer&atber. «»i \t-»rtbv and Tuesday nights af fl fkm there w ill ae i"a'eiA Si rsus iea m the Edtnunds Center .Any student nr «'a«i|j ,f dsideals xfc.. w«ild like to sing, dance, present a -<i:. - v. art- sreuui-ii, ed to try out, Then ta Thursday at 3 pm. the annual Field Day will be held. Students can compete in thegreased-poie climb, the egg toss, the Stetson 500. ot one of the other events and then relax at the barbecue that will he Md by Hulley Tower. Friday, bepnwng atT p.m. there wtli k> a Horror Film Festival ia the Stetson Room of the Carlton Union Bttidmg for ail the horror movie buffs on campus. The grand fsaaie ::Ce3iWtrai*i!0» Pate 4 s Blood Driwe Best In Stetsons History On Octobers and a. Delta ENAa Delta Sorority and the Mibrtary Science Department fo-spoasored the annual fail blond drive at Stetson University, The turn-out was one of the best in Stetson's histarj. with wel oter 3* people signing up to give blood and over m pints actualij collected At least part of the reason for the ««lent pr- tapataM rf the stadents can be attributed to the cum- petition* sponsored by Tfi-Deita, the Red Crws. and the office af Kesitleatiai life. The sorority affered a special plaque to be itivcn tn the fraternity or somrity with trip taghetf pereentajte uf participating merabers, The Hod tYoss spanwed tne 'Big Prop Award" which pstsestothe campus wr.<;jiiealfcn witii the highest nurahe- &f awnher* prticiprior, Apil Phs Ml, ^^^ (U]imiUp tetmn aait>rsg ,-sJ the camnns orqanizaUoas. The Offk-e of Residenfi.il i ife offered a «0 do aree la anv rndividual hail within a domijtnry that had Iff. 'percent purtit-iptien; and S.O? io any tali that attained ^ percent wKreater participation, Specui recognition goes ic Eadlv Kail's Second Center South wno was the onlv hail » elatm the lop prixe. Cannsd and hVrft. Stets«*lsf East, and Stetson 2nd East each quahfed fur the 6.00 prse, «her eampus nramps who had SD percent of matt of their niejtiberr psrticipatiar include- Upper S, Chaudoin 2nd -North. Stetson 1st West, Stetson &d West, Wheeler Hntff. ard ihe MinisKrtal Aswviatton Confident Donor Delta Delta Delta and die It wc Oepartment would Use ta express their special thatfts to tk. Vrmm ft,^ of th, cMiaeling center and to Kemper Smith * The results of the competition are as Jodnwa, Phi Mu 8? percent Delta l>lta Delta «t percent SiTgnta Nu it percent i Alpha Xi Delta a™ percent Signia Phi Epsmlon % ppreeal Alpha Kappa Alpha S3 percait.' larabda Cttr Alpha 30 percent il Beta Phi m pen-en Ma Tap Alpha 28 pert-cat Alpha Chi Omega SS pi-rcenf Phi Sigma lappa '5 percuri I'l Eappa Alpha 'A percent i'i Kapp Phil pert tut. IVsla silr.,!,,. ot., i ~- -