Stetson Reporter

He Stetson Vol 91. No. 18 ^sHIli Wmm 's^ttt^mm iippiK ^^^^^"^"j^^^^^ iMIM rllSPmmmm aw—— j»——1 'bbbwi Stetson CimVerslfy, DeLand, Florida _^^^—— Greenfeather Donates $9,000 To Twelve Charities The tKi Greenfeather committee has iaaiaunced who the retipients nf appoiumately Is,*" m cfflifribntiotis will be, lhe committees rerometidation» were approved by the atudeot Arteities ("ommittee at its February 38, routing. Co-chairman Donna Hop and Will Oliver presented a list of twelve orpniisations who will receive anywhere from P.ase m tn tm m. The United Way rcc-eived by far the greatest amount by .inuring approrim-ately ♦*) percent of the total flrteoieather earnings, A new charity, the VS. tXv-i»pk- lean*., was added to this year's fist and wilt be recravtaj; %m OO Thr Mlowmji* ia lhe complete M of charity recipients. as reported by the ecrmnittee, "these figures are based on t«ar goal of ft.OOO After thr quarter!} interest rate is added at lhe end ef March we will have etceeded that fig an."; Yale Historian To Visit Or. Peter Cat. ftirfee Profes&or of History at Yale Cnhersity will iris it the Stetson campus on March 22 and 23 Pr. Cay. a graduate of Col'jrohia Cniversity. has been on tlie faeaily at Yale sine 1969 and has heal tie D&rfee uiair in history since lff*U. 8e ;? a member of Phi Beta Kappa ansi has been a fellow tsf varum* leading ontvers.ties and learned soctetiea in America and Europe. Tie. Ciay has written, tmomiated. aad edited some twenty hoflks in the area of Eurc-peao political and cultural history. The first volarr*- of his work. The Eatigbtrnmniti An Interpretation, received the National Booh A ward in WW. Dart*?* ;*iis stay on cana- oi«K n-. Cay mil be tru* goesl of honor at the initiation banqaet of the national historic honorary society. Phi Alpha Theta, Oa the evening of March 2 at «.i»p.m, he will present a public lecture in Elsabeth Hail an the nineteenth century entitled **The Bourgeois Century: A F^-chological Metpreta- Uon." This speech will be followed by a public rereptron tc the faculty Lounge of the Carlton Student Unim The next morning, Dr, Gay will visit several clauses and then, at 10-."*. he will preside over a roiindtabie teeassion with faculty, students, and guests tn Rooms m-W of the Carton Union with the topiei "Psycfio-Biitory: Its Uses and Abuses."'" On The Inside Video Awareness.......p. 5 Blue Springs......„.p.7 Intramurals.......p. 10 Patent s Weekend United Way %66tMI0 rmmm mmm/mm vmmm'$ mm s mm Red Cross mm CarjcerSsclety MM "Seifhboro-Kid Tenter mm Mweatel^rtnrtr MM Stetson Emergency Fund HMI Cer«lrid.Palay mm Duval Home •MM DAssdEtesM MM Evergreen Bay Scbool mm UJ.OJpnfiflir«B MM! Parent's Weekend Begins Today By Melody Laier Families will descead in droves this weekend upon the otherwise imdaunted Stetson student to take advantage sf a variety of tadored-made activities. Weeks of careful prepratwi by tae tm PARENTS' WEEKEND OOMUITTGE promise to embrace this year's theme, "Getting to Know Us," in Mi measnre. A snaorgaabord of events involving parents, parents and students, or simply students will highfigiit the occasion, Friday night will feature the Stover producUari, '"Kiss' Me Kate," as »2Ja ss a concert by tbe Stetson Orchestra. Saturday is Backed with a picnic in the Forest Activities Afternoon, a slide-tape show starring Stetson atedeas, Taunts and Poo! toamaments. a BaaeMil game, and The f oliies. A Sunday worship service and a brunch in the Faculty lABiifte officially canefwie the sehednled everts Sr....,.„,,GSAa A RELATIVE AMD ENJOY::! FAKENTS' WEEKEND was made possible by. Laurie Coons, Pat Front, co^lncrpenais; Uyane Evans. Secretary; Rick Eggers, Treasurer; limherly Thearer, Kfff' r'.)\ !•'"' I' ■. W'fif-'.i' ?.'■■" I'„,i.li'li'l"1''.'!,' Arrangssrnentet Nick Sturin, Kan Tebaa, Pelfaesi Gary Waile, Melody Lawr, Publicity- Vafl Bland, I^epttons- Cathy Williams* Kick. Eggers, Kegutrttta; Madge Lipton, Jim Abbot, Picnic: Artie NaiMman, Lfada Pfeiiaaf, Slide- Tap Show* Alyaw Coot, Jeba Tanchek. Tennis Toer- natoent' Michel Hedlew, Dave McAJpto. Teurs; Ttaa Patteirson, Sunday Servicti Dave saarrell, Pool Tournament- . . Con t p.4 Black Emphasis Week Proves A Success The annual celebration of Btack Emphasis ff«k bcgaa February t8tb. This year's theme was: A Blaek Witaea through tbe Artsand Literature, The first event of the week was a Black Variety Show that took place in Eliaabeth Hall on Sunday, February l«h. HigMi|hta of the program included ontertainment by MissN'oast Carroll, Emck ¥oon|, Polly Nrinas, and Val Dawkins. Monday February tftb-A special film entitled -OuisolBii Parsaini* a Dream" was shown in the John E Johns lecture "HalL The film emphasiaed some of the or- #alShirley Chiisolm encountered during her campaign for lie Presidency, Tjcslay. Frbrjary 26tb- Variims (cwfcs uf Black natliors hoiic«r.ns» ibt> kejnere sneaker James Ha skin*. ?r..-.e*it at ihr Ijowjut-: -.nyrv i-TeJitet ar«d Mr? PjKcaa Ij-. o.it Airs. .Tyfcss -i f «r. i.iid ?4rs. Bryan Gillie, Mi. :>a: i*«.;s,pi'li.-.. 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He also said you COrt't p.4 Course Evaluations .!-■■- -*-s I,, .t^cO'ji":.- '"- !s:.s.:^ •■yets,' . 1-,'lt-:** ii;. i i~ ---ii U *i s«:- 'l-11-;- '"i'tsl-s-s -Ifi'-sisr- «a* :*s--5.i:st > BylJsaTheraea After weeks of dedicated work by the Student Assembly's Academic Affairs Committee, the course and teacher sHrtfaalions for spring iKi have been complied m turn incur pria* utit shrctis, Ti-ifv arc reily fj>r arj 41,^.11"- u.h* jr ir^iTe .n *i- i.yi;sr.- s*f.ss-.s •--ss.ysi:. sr- ,r».- ,. -, ,j,,t.s.- "s'ls-.-S'l s, *,f- jy- -.Llcssj i u:. ; sv ;|.:--.l«.;5j; ,.st-ji <; «tr j:- s ir.-ilii-*. .ir - j-*>.-rr-"s..i ;.i -.s=,'n.- .*„-- -.s.. ,>r * i-in- - .:--.- -*..--- ^iHt yi-.ts.ri -;'s..i ~'s'ir-s- iiiys^jri" arn: ts, • -.sy*i«,-*rf.:rr; ar.i*e j .1 :n qneationaire form witb percentage ratinp for each paittcolar question*in the evaluation. Fail »?<*- Erainations are still being compiled but will ate- be tsn rewn'u m te Xirary as soc-ts. 11$ the} art. s.s.-mpieft*d. k^ir.ciNbe:. ln-i<-r* -.ts i't-r. ors-*-r;>s*istral' sr. -ss.- ;: wha' yau iCl 1 ---'^jscs.. lis sjjLt ;1 .. ..;y, ; < stsywr. - -..j. ., A. =y. < r.i.;"r.a;.s.rs ior * sj '.^t.^ ; «*:- -!.s- *-*-:pv;-s,iJ. ..n-s^xc % ---. ' i-i.i.-.; rr-. .y .ar;-,.- .-s...s" . - - .> *■ rVs. 1- 1. .j. *.i-i-rs. - ;