Stetson Reporter

jCSllTIiP |iii^^j ^^^# Ih Stetson Volume 91 Number 7 SfeKji" Uto,o.'3rly Deiai.ii fl ia. Friday, Oct 27', 1978 rill Stetson To Get New Game Room, Cellar Door ^Lm * 4*» DD □ □ Mhrn LA. LJ rv* tMfcj.*, Game Room Floor Plan B^rMNKX. MCALOON Eodtey juts* Wreeter of Student Aetiflties, had made public ihe Door plans and information on the new stndent activities room to be constructed on the second Boor ul tlie Carlton Union Building, Work on the rooms is expcted to be completed by the beginning of Winter Term, The twenty thousand dollars needed for the renovation and purchase of new equipment was recently approved by the Stetson Board of Trusties, Plans call for the renovation of what used to be the bowling alley and up until recently a storage area for the bookstore. This room is immediately a bow the bookstore and next to what is presently the cue room. Among other improvements, the ceiling will be lowered, tie floors will either be carpeted or touched up, dividers will be put in place to create separate game rooms and sound systems and lights will be added The present day cue room will be rearranged into a -coffee house" motif where the SUB plans in hold "cellar doors1' and where students will he able to rest and relax between classes during the The ijame room will contain five pool tables, four ping-pong tables and anywhere from twenty to twenty-five electronic game machines. P'untronics Incorperated wit be assisting Ellis and the SUB with the initial opening af the game room ml will also lease tbe machines to the university with profits being split in half and Funtronies handeiing all repairs. Con I'd p 7 Stetson Union Board: Keeping Active By MAKK MOVER H. yna iinnh (tin Stetson Cnion Board is just involved wtt tiie (• riday Fliehs and Happy Hours, eh" Well, flunk ^tam 3 U,B. is currently mvofced >n a number of Green- few aciivife aarf wa wlJ ^ mJmrH >wra| -ecreatissrsal and entertaining activities open to Stetson students. in * meeting last Monday night sophonwre Beth &ndv ws reaffirmed as the $ U,8. representative for te Ws dmatfeatter contest to be held this week. Similarly Ed Tr* aci wiii be representing te Boart in an upcoming BCM 1st Camniis Ministry! 0«ng ishow lso in the meeting thei'nion Board became the last of .- ree branches of the Stetson Commonwealth to ratify ' .= .-w Commonwealth Constitution I On The Inside 0*-~.nfeother Carnival .......... p, 5 i\- . mer As Professor p. 5 Judiciary Council .......... p. 6 Sculpture Exhibit p. f Hathween .......... p. 10 tnhammois p. 12 ■SMMMfc*#*^fl«rfWrt*-rt#-*f*^ *B,»i*'WW«-'>M'i^^ «J A number of members wre welcomed back from a natonai convention of student campus activities groups In this gathering representatives from universities throughout ihe nation exchanged ideas on activities and events and talked with managers of individual performers and groups Greenfeather events proeidod by the Stetson Union Board included a sidewalk chalk art festival last Thursday and a photo contest on Monday, November 13. The latter event will he judged by Tom Waterman, who helped film Ja»s and the Deep. These events are in addition to the Horror film Festival this Friday at eight o'clock in the Carlton Union Holding and this weeks Happy Hour which was held Thursday in conjunction with the deco contest ir. Chaudoin flail and featured cheese and crackers Some construction is in tbe making for the Union itoard first, the Miri-suo i* having work, done on both it's interior ana extcrwr A fresh coat of paint has already been put mi toe outside and the inside will also be receiving a paint job ,n addition io new carpeting and drapes This remosjelinc is r#xn dorr in order to provide auderts with a i';,ice ihey can call their own and to promote a better at- osisfpliore far !„• -oy Hours The Stetson ilacis- h.^m is ,ilso beirii, renisidelVd. M«U"j kis .dready been appropriates! for the project and work is ss^ediiled ti« iieco this week Plans ier ihe new raims sticiulv s .eetronir 4ann-s. ,i stores] system, aad a 5,ni3s'k bar W H 4 T Stetsnn's < loM-tkm-a: radio fiaiksr,, is alio iindcrcaioi, mow 'i-i.-nsiru-tiisr. y.w\C A w rfiinir.ittee .-onspi.srsi of ih-.c -n«ks>.w, ;s :*-« realist m,*; ihe missic p.jwi in order t< aranarc Muad« with wider rtudent sp- laisl >;>,,, ri.i.Mi ,m!1 ;m jiisht be piped into the Garden discus rs si!-ils.r tr. prwulr an catir.s; phi ^ for tti«se students ,s.h«- .hs cat -juo ti. hsy.r n sis.r A-mxixc ther rux-al. \ «-m upromm j; .-ve-nt dui the Strt>=an fnion Board * ill U- j-ri>t-v ;:i:; lowiU ■•. a crsiiov irip „n .Saturday. \,.s.,-.si,..i ii \,rt nvrt*,«-.! ^.rtcnt ma> mc-i sip m the J-lmi-suh during office hours which are weekdays between J'Stiand4,t», Here's some things to do, students, so don't stagnate- activate! Woodrow Wilson visiting Felhm i Howard Bird, jr.. former vice-president of Mobil Oil Corp. See p. 4 lor schedule