Vol, 91, No. 24
The Oldest College Newspaper in fhrida'
Friday, May 4, 1979
Graham To Speak At Graduation
P. Robert Graham
D. Rok«st iMuham jfth ^wenwr of *he State sf
l-Vrica *ill delist the ynacipa] Address and then he
sniaed h>- lour d^'iBeached edw&turi ;« rscsjvuij-
hanur-, fn»nt Stst^ti Im.suin a* thr ^W*. ^ih
anniul Cwnrjeft,eiret-: C\«m<scau<*a on Maj ?t», ■■»
DcJjid. jM\et>ilv president Pcfc A. fiiiawar-
uino&iced Wednesdj>.
Po-v. Oralum. a r.arht lk>ndia.-« and a«»asl advocate
of higher «hi;-alicn Mn as gwemor ^nd as. a legi&klar
for ir; years, will by xmotinl with a Poaor af laws
degree daring lhe 2 p.m ceremony in tfc Edmunds
Ccnwr on Si* two's lait^m,
^ W. Morgan Patterson John f. Howell and Cyril |>.
Garrett, all grddmtes <A Simm and preseni'h top
administrators in three Bapikt theo-bgtcaj serai Banes.
will be bo»wred with Donor rf Dhiniry degrees ft,
hoots Frettad, moralist a*td former chairman of the
dcpatimmi af an at Stetson, will nrat a Doctor of
fine Arts degree.
Or, Partersoa win deliver a mceatsurate sermon that
Sunday at 8:30 a, ai , also in the Edmunds Center
The lace Stm Hamlet Matthews, selected for honor*
prior h« her qaumcty death in March while vacationing
in thru, din *ili he honored posthuaioiwh be the
untwnay «ith a factor of Ho wangles degree. It wiJI
mark thr first lime in the oe*rt> K*0 vears <,4 the
school's cxivtence that such art hooer has been
t*eiste*ed jo this oianaer.
More than 400 persons will receive haceiors and
masters decrees from the unnersity, the oldest
eharter«iiiistitonont>f Wghw edaratuw ta Florida, ile
tkuns rf three sehools and wieges of the umvmiiv -■
Liberal Arts. Mu>uc.»ad Business Admiajstrabon - will
present the candidates lo Ijr, Duncan. who will egefer
tbe decrees ac behaJf ef the trustees.
New Editors Assume Roles
by Mary iarrer
M«w*eiUtOf
The new editors for
Stetson's ckims to hterajy
achievement are; Rik
Scarce as the fteyera*
editor, Denise Wis* as
Batter editor, and Umj
Lnhhers as editor for
Lttrtrlrar. Ute literary
ntaaasana.
Oenis* Wile's credentials
far Batter editor seem very
professional. Aithongh she
has had no pretaoas «t*
pesrienee an the latter, she
was Sports and Student fife
editor her jtuior year in M0
sehaai and was Edite*«ia»
diet al her iagh acheal
yeartwek as a senior.
She has attended journalism seminars at
Cofambia Oniyerstity and
Hsinler Pnblishini eampaa?
ia WwstafrSatem. Wile
iwfea someday ta enter tbe
field of journalism,
preferably dealing wrtft
magaKiaes.
W4e has sewral changes
in mind fer neat year, She
fdams to hate mare copy*
that is, more descripdons
aad apian far piettires
towaglwut the boot She
waa pleased with her support
in the election and also that
the straw ballet UKficated
that people are willing to pay
$3,tl for a yt?arboak nest
year. She is quids; to add,
however, that she wil try to
manage without any sael
fee. She also commented
that she encourages anyone
who has any uteres in
working an the yearhoofc to
eentaether.
On The Inside
Atlanta Ballet p.2
Administration
Wrap-up p.3
Movie Awards pA
Greeks p. 6
Denise Wike
also plans to have an index
mwim lhe people ir the
pictures
New <tecboos she hops to
add area faculty section and
an off-campus sladenl life
section. The latter will in.
ffafe favorite faaants like
Maae'sand the Port to$wa
foliar perqwetivt of student
life.
like commented that she
the Reporter has heen as
Sports Editor since September of 7? wttii this
March, when he became
Hews Editor, He has also
eontribiited roneert retiews
and photographs for Uw
paper.
He iawajonnginPoIttc.il |
Seionce with Englsh and '
Hlstori*. and someday hopes i
to enter the field of joar-
aahsin,
Among sortie of the
changes Scarce wndi to
prndttee aro changes in
writing and layout He hopes
to produce a paper with
more joumalislic writing ,
style than has heen produced 1
ia the past
Khrk Griffith, * scaor frvn*. Winter Pari,. Rt.. *iJI
speat at tlie Com an owe meat Convocation 4*
j^aduatiBg ek»s represetitati'.e. Onffitfi w« cicced
for the fwnor hy tts*:- i,eai.«r elass.
Student Leaders
Take Over
lyMaryKarrer
News Editor
There are three
leaders in the Stetsea
comaiitoity. They are: fJaug
Speans as SOB President,
Tina Patterson as Jadieiary
C*tmcil President, arri Steve
Medina as Presideat rf the
Stadent Assembly.
Dong Speara transferred
Spears aims to let people
know more about what the
S08 dees. Some thtnfg* he
wonld Ike to improve are
film equipment and the
Coi*» Moim and lie plans to
work to srenew enthasuaKn
far Hatter HaHday. Coo-
eesmingths eiectkat, lis aoly
comraaat was he was ~-gk4
it's «m with."
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Scare's pst eaperieaee on 1
# ttecwrtw has hem »s I
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Doug Spears
to Stetson last fear fi-ant St
PetorabtB*]j| Junior Calage.
Dorag his enroBs-eat here,
he has served as AMMant
Treaaarer and Tiee
President for the SUB,
He is a Pre4aw stadent
majectag it PdUaealScieace
aadistovoiis^dtatheStelw
Repnbleans, the Granatin
camera club, and la-
traiatrrals.
Vma Patterson
tto Patterson's pst
ex&simx with the J.C, has
been as sophomore and
junior female represent
Win. and haa alas heen
tavoived ia many investigating comirdhtoes. She
will be et staff neat year as
an RA, is arolyed In BCH
Cant, p.2
Griffith Elected
Kirk Griffith was
elected Monday to
speak for the class
of 79 at graduation!
Griffith
Com., p. 2
