Stetson Reporter

He Stetson Vol 91, No. 24 $*et$an University, DeLand, Florida Friday, April 27, 1979 Housing Staff Selected For 79-80 isVif Mmam for Sbrtawt'a eSjfM raftnct ten* wil ok «t»3iHtee4 today, te^toarfits^ wt eating, a propam that be«;*- with ft* arrival <rf F«nsjper Ssaaitti m IMw-eter ot ftrsweatM life last spriag. y-aoiitb reeea% ©»0ii»d *be tooro-jgh plan which was ased is *t»i*Ba»f nejrt years ttaff in aa ater^pt te-g \* s*tadeiotaa better might iatoStroPW^Eewbalpsre^siEh. "The a»st topdani tAtae, that a dimte rf te* .,■*- caa do m seleettag * start fa to get pod pop ie," Sraifc CfflraneoM, *'An utawt ef eoavittioa must; toe seen ta the people »t select Ho other Fieri* uistttettM wtil ha%*e had saeh an bten&.ttamigh prog ram " Alter stadents bad fifed their a»lieattftusa ia tise Ottkre of Staieet Affairs tbey weat through «Klrf Meimews to deteraosc tbeir etfibiMv for whichever job they applied, "We went through a three^renged process," Smith said, "Read resident resident advisor, aad staff assfettutt eamMrte* all went through e»atiaih* fte ssaie process, though threre sere tifferenees tn each oae so ss te eoaf arm wtth tbe spedaeaUensrf each lob.*" Each ef these three -petitions m« farther brofcn down arte tore* jnurts f with the *a*«jifi« of staff asaistaiits who fc tot go troagh tbe final part): First, usterrfessw with Sesftt and Aslant Directe of itesdeatial Uf* Mary EdtsaWalb were had by each apphrautt Then entrant staff persons held interviews, aad fms% a *1eatixgidj> pwp diae*jssi«>! was held, The iottmew section was smly one prt of ti* selection process, though mtaialy aa iropertant ens. Each ap- plication was earefiUy considered, as were eaeb of the three refemriss- sabnaatH bj each stadent Ca ef Has s.o>'*-5.* -.^ /?«r's statt~ra« -Saatu hopes will be the best -: \ - ~o*ws --'- 5torr- was ;«rrt d \> tst staff irworb-cs J---.-? hee*. eVy-.a, ttooagh jt&rs o* clarmtttuiasu-act^) xKifcmr-aCTMrattiifc* JT Sreltfc noted, "Tbe adfrtaw ^a**-*** onl;- «r phas*. We now have totraLB*andsBpt»rttt»s*aa.H',*t Snsith plans to testae more uwolted in the werfeinp ef tbe residence hails nest rear hinssetf, '*! want te |et dotm ia the teawbea omk*. I feel feet's aa iniprteat part ef my Refund On Tuition May Be A Reality bj-RAScftree Sew* Bitot ^f*sm Prfsid«t Pope A. r or- w. armoanced to ihe K«*p*sstttr a pra,n Mendaj- thai s-.s'* -. gm i".W> credit - : Flentla residents at- \< - r$ fcaooU within the : c J passed "3} the state .y--.ato* .asic-m appeared hoprful *wi *J* Mr w-Riid get bj ic *« -i - form tto session, The >. * \f viewed by ad- - -ciMraior* at mmy --*-s.-te seh<>olf wttUn tbe ■AtoU bs, a vaJaable tool against InBaUoii aad the rising rests <d private aaif ersily edaeafcec "TM trnpr raiTafieatien <& tbia bill."" t>m» ca q said, *' is tb»t ft wiE allow students to eeme te Stetee Doebk-^iget taOstian is pMWig private scbwls eut of the market" OnpnaJJy presented b> Ss;r. Isddex flair .rf Jacksonville, the hill bas no fewer than nlneteca eo- sp*Bsnrs in the feurt}** metnher Senate, ft also enjoys strong sapport in the Heme. ftuwae £nd m oniaibus edacatien Wl in the f-touse eontains aJmsl esae% the same bU as was introduced in the S«ftie, along with aaethet stigM^ differeat Umm vt rsien. The tadepeaient Cell^ea m& UaJ?*rsiB« of Florida flCTFi tare beea rt» in> pdu» behind the bill Banean and other ICLT mieimbers haw talked with effieials te TatebasBe fer seme time, lobbying fer the bill as weB as a^anng before e«tn- tnutees to provide testiB»ay. A vete on tbe hai, n et- per ted before ibe end nf the spring session. The effects on Stetson -oil likely be felt by both uwtate and ouHf-st&te stu*Jente, Duncan cwtmeated **tttts may rffeet costs dureetlj* because naore ttmey will be available for sehobrship aid" for the thirty percent of Stetson stadesB flat eorae frem entstd-e ef Florida. fkoxw a-Jdtd that Faleral faa& say alsn be ''siread aroBRd'1 mere amoe.g rtB*ntet hat that there is some problem aa te whether the credit sboiaM go to a students tuition base m be inciaded as prt of Ms ■ftongb the hQ will likely not get tbroagh the legislature m its present ferro^ almost any bill eloselj ffewtblwg the pre»nt one woaM be te the liang of itW and Daaean, prondea state wterventieo and control woeld be 1* out of the proposal If pssed the Mil wil atriwt cer&Wy go kto effort aett fall, with funding eomiriifi Irom a aew "State Tuition ¥oaeber Fnnd" andfir fte aw^.ees of tt# fteprtawt of Edacatioo. ,**»* (el m&mi a* Ite^idwfe bwi^leeJatett tm pc ograow Tm $$, to tf*r fe fandi wlft iute «h^ alaJF ;^ih «i|34ftterf "toi^j ir«if tfeew^" at, '*tmmmm wt aasrt utar#a free « au jfewteila were f * «*d tii» j «r'» steff pmmm te «te ttws pe^te a* AMns, &k Bartow, last) oi en a word ef adttce te ber Bieee's Mter, ^orw Tew»ead iCmy LangRon, ■ftemasvile,, G».\ m a scene from Steteert Unweratty,» ptmtartioa ef "The Heirw," slated April «ft, Adajrted fsroms Be^cj James' novel Wadttegiai %aare toy Erth and kwmy® 6«fe. ftg Ptay *pfcto a ra^ttoe b#w«a a fcrtme>l»ttft|ye«Bg^Maadttie*y> pMa darter of a wealthy doctor. Perfotmaaeea aw «*h«Jiali&a at 1 p,si. m So?«r Tiwire. Ee^rvattota may b& laiade WE WEBS OP PIS^ORMASCTE fcy caffiag 734-ftS, tA Ml. hwi I a,m.-neoa -*eekday> m 734>4B jf^aw.Am^Mfc On The Inside Judiciary Council Constitution Voted Election Results p. 7 Nexus Explained p 8 Kite Flying P.9 Lady Hats Take State p.l 1 by ilk Sauce iVfwEdtt** Studeats jpprsHKd a. oe** Judscijry Co-rail CooMitu- uott to L»m W«|iu-sJa\*> §«*nera] cuapu> elemw*; fchre tk ^m\umf.'.m wax j-rei-rsirf r«i *K- \tude*iK. though, i: k-a*- ."ppr^ed h\- tht St^t.,.-^i AfCiir- Cc-s- r.rst-t sa-. s -*h<:*. ■.<.* r the question of whether the Appeals Booid shoaid nttrj* eases w+ec for «>etr reasen there is a pow.hibtv <>f a retnJ, 4 r;e« uftins-, s«is •*i:lt- it so"'1 thr v-nsithnt.OE ipvint a rt-i. wv b^arj :hc fiwti tt- *i(s:isjxj. e ^ac..- „ et- *-' ■ncnt* *. -• :-* f-t" «*°- -Ji- :- -. jp^r-Wx-c s.r*-.i: .. «• *T,t.-'t :t*-<.** .*r; -.- with the closing of husimesss pjeetiogs. The approved amend- nwtit Jeatifi| wriA e*-i- der-.**? requireratnts. %as much *tiifer than the •.--rti'-ifj fcaml to ttr c::n^tnndx«r. So* o pan of the .-■strtttiitioB. *he areen-iiieo! fe«.fnet«, the r>erx,*^ox who fsm ai.tl-«.<r;-*e sr-ar.-h >*J a tv*m:. J,-v~(.i:\-«. thit i f-ntt;*r - rirjtt br -prvifi :?f«!^ * x* -scu-.v. -nj s-sit.-"- l-.-.t -J-. u-rix •.•> ,v- «•■ -rr.ns; eontd br i-oafiscated. thoofh aaothet warrant ma» be had froa* o* of the rehired offieiAk. The amendirifs-t Jeiliag -a th the Councils hn^i-CM ■w--etuta< stew eet «rf ; recto; concwrm he,*>-ccf« xneruJ Sttcert A^emh v neriibe»«- aad the (>«:,.-.; 1r rprn r ;xjoc^ neet^ v a> ..*.?>• .*C -> h*r c eel--..' s- - »-«- .-art - - J-- •>K-s.:*- i.» ., -• s *■• y „ -*rrs« -r. --r.>:« -t «*« .>: t---.;ft --