Stetson Reporter

,.„„„™„„™,.,«„iMiifi„. .,.„«««««,. ^aHwnnniiiniHIMH^ Mii^^MiMlilMt !l^^^^ij^^^^H :l^^^^^^^fci OeLui. ,.! fis,; Fridoy. December 1, 1978 Yule Log Ceremony Tuesday i " - . e ».: -.ai. wsli r~s--s t« . i ,-!-.«:-:.-s . .smaal *; s: is ,.: v *\ i,;««ny T ,«y- da j, ;>-,i-r t, iss's ,-r.nei' ,s, Phis -r -is si s. f= :Hs«- s-* Sis'tsoa's slic-s;1 C;s-|-.fc,. :jjs«JSltC tra i.tseiis i'h.s year will rsssr-c ,1,- \ssj«*;_s.-.firs,i year of .sis«-s-s-.!ocs\ Dal j one year mis;-* ran;' h»s r.-s yersimoni Hee is nc if i. In J SB? rhe s-it-nt had t- m s,snceiled hesiause ei hears, mm The RosipoUi Life CViairii is o iiarsie cf tne prostram vs.-tiwh will hegio at is:la p.m, s%iaan.ediej uf Adeenland f'hrsstinas niusie by Sarah Horsey placing the Holiey Toner belts. Perseus at- lendm^ the ssremeny w.li ss-vsemh'.e at the rcwer -hiruuj the raiie-crt, At'* SU a s'hoir irein tne Music tseheol *j,-,li lead these assembled u* the singing" -if familiar Christmas ramls The isrogram will continue with the readuut of tbe Crrlstrnas Candlelight Concerts Scheduled Tne i 'ene-ert Chc-ir ef the r*tetSiCsn I'nsverwti School of Mvsse wii's ^resent a ''nrij.ir.5a-s Candehghf t'sr.eert en Friday, Dec 1, and .Saturday, Dee. i, at I p m, and i* jnday, Dee. 3, al ■i y.m i*s Eliaibeth Hall Auttionum at Stetsrsn The -i-sct-rrt wilt he under the direction sif Dr Robert ftir-b, associate professor of coice and director of choral music at the Stetson School of Music. The program wiil open with the Gloria by Francis Poulenr, The Glana for Soprano and Cheras will feature the choir with alternating soleisls Valeric Frank. Miami, and Leigh rUinbraugh, Brocteville- Following intemnssion the vividly colorful Precession of the Carols ligttts a darkened Eluabeth Hall with glowing Christmas; colors as the sinners wend Cont'd, p. 4 storv from the tiiispei of l.okc, reCccik-rs <:«n the tneaamsi tsf the Christmas reason on eampus, and the hphtuti* uf the Yule Lofr The conclusion s*-f the etremom will inrlude a candielii'ht procession by all attendance The procession wiLI ma'se its waj te the quadrangle where the brass ensetnbie will conclude tiie ceremony with more carols played from fhe cupola atop Elisabeth Ha'J. rhraisfh the yeai*s this event has been a tntanuiiiff.nl part Christmas celebration in DeLand. Townspeople and students alike jeoi in fhe festivity. The Relistiotis Life Council expects another pod response this year as the campus moves into the celebration of the Christmas season, Stelifln„£h£iitiii«ii.,.; itagSufitui Proposed Constitution To Define Dean's BosIWon Ihi? is fhe third in a series describing fhe charges in *be Judiciary Council constitution. By Mark Moyer The pnspused .'ndieiary Council ""onsliriition contains a nun:twit 4 re*,isits!is that clarify, defne, and limit its -ui -ti«--s .sis-' rs.';e ss|- rarispus Seewwl i-»f ihe rceissons also s-iar h *,iso posit tor. tsf tiie Dean of the Of five- sif Student Aifasi's. .n any jushua, proceeshnas, In The News „. Registration changes ,.„..,.„ p.4 St Augustine ..»..„... p, 5 j Winter term ......... p. 6 ' Hatter basketball ....„..,. p. 11 This wfII be the last Reporter of fhe fall semester. We will be running again in Winter Term, The Reporter staff wishes you a. hapo^ and safe holiday. _ * fn the present Const itutie-na his role is not spelled out; furthermore, the actual procedure undertaken by the ' 'eancil as well as the Dean u« presented only in fragments and is often incomplete. The new document seeks to solve this problem, and contains a detailed explanation of what happens and who is involved m a ease, Specifically, the procedure involves several steps. I>*ir<*t, accord me to the document itself i '-Any student or i xrioer of the administrative or teaching fas-ulty may I'tfe, to the Bern of Student Affairs any individual student ueheved to he m violation* si of University reptetiermt etsneerned with personal conduct academic standards, traffic and security, or residence hail puitcy," The person making the accusation must then furnish the Peaii with all osreessarv rnbrmation, such as statements, evidence, and witnesses The Deaa proceeds to request a meetinn with the student in order to discuss the pssible violation* si if the stadent sloes not show up, ". ,ihe Dean, on the basis of the iniomiatksn available, may refer the matter to the Judiciary Council ifr it is determined a possible violatiems- of Universitj' regulations has occurred. This shall be accomplished in writiag from the Ueanftnr- the President of the Council, with a copy scot to the itadent." At the conference, the student ia given his righto, which include the right to remain sslent without inference of guilt, the right to nn adviser and-or the services ef the Legal Affairs Ceninuttee of the Student Assembly, the right in witnesses and evidence, th« neht to a prepared written statement, and others -aeain. spelled out in the Constitution!. EolilkaLQ|jioian Equal Rights Still Needed By Barhara Knipper Ever since I became known as one of those -eccentric women's libbers*' I have been deluged with insults and incredulous-penes. Why didn't I know that the ERA would destrtsy the family" How could 1 support a homosexual teaching little children? What hind of fascist was I anyway*.* Ws*]i, havirsst reached a point right about the mid-center of my nose with «[j this, I am jjoing te attempt to cease the sei-sis* uisd s.',dnfy -read- defend and expound uponi my psisition in all this. Te date woniun arc still underemployed, underpaid, passed siver in p-»-«mctiorss and disenminatr-d against ui credit, pensions and disability benefits, uespiie arguments, rsf ERA oppnentotothe contrary, discrimination does exist and 1 have the facts te prove it. Below is a topical list of dis*-rmiinatory practices anct quotes. SAUKY: A study dene hr Dr .l««hn Moruney. Chair of the Department tsf Ecsinomies atTulaae University, feund that 'women in Knpjish speaking <: oiuitries earn no tne average only siichtiy more than half thepayehecks on men.** quoted Cont'd, p. 7