The Stetson Reporter

[ S*Stf*--$S"-l^^ Information on Homecoming Page 4 a tk ]. a; 1* t* ak x," Volume lft3x Issue 9 March Ix TOI HaaiM Residential Life Giveth and Taketh Away 3y A-oPex Ballot k .%-aa.-.**..-*' f-tlO;*r Sat-saossal ehanges tOatde n.. the stlft-riogs as*. :>-« e-f Aie Residential Ltle s. c;xa: 01 xt.t nest yeat. adntmasttii.-i*- .a tixittricctl last week. tVan td Caatpus Life Jauies fic-.is!ev attd Associate Dean Isem- rotr Smith announced at the last Student .Assssaiation meeting two ntsire fesideocie- halls will be in- tegrated bills twins! the model of Emily Flail. fkxasley aid Smith also s,aW thai special housing opportujiiticx wiM he available for groups iottt- eded in adiianccaf foreign language s t udv. wel 1 ness, and cavit oa mental issues. 'fwsive-otonth boosing for graduate- students will also At* oSfctetf under fhe proposed siew stftsteni. Ilie huildsngs to he changed will he formally* announced along with usher policy changes af a com pus -wide lorum tin Monday, March 4. Smith commented that these recidenec* halls will not be for upper-classmen exclusively, as Emily Hall ts this year. "Anyone may live m these hushlsngs. though |fr«fames| will not Pe the top pnosiry," said ite thange ihaf is sxpcxft 3 iai aiei,;- ..i,itioxt*:'sial -. a new tnr:; ae pohey foi '.;: and x-.fi Xa't -*.s sesidt-tiO .in campus ic-aeciif- to tfieo third s*-r fourth \ear» in she dot- mttottes will recti-.e "pctia! nous- log grants in addition to current financial tod as an meettfii-e lo Slav m the dorms. Conversely, sfadents who choose to niovooll'-eatujius during then third and fourth year, stand pi lose a Mpificaai amount ol scholarship and grant monies if they* reative those lunik direeliy from Stetson. Ae&iPdiOf to Beasley attd Staith, scholarship and grant monies are given in an effort io help students affoid college. However, students who move out of the dorms are not helping; the University in ret am and therefore do not deserve these funds. The administrators said that need-based, mertt-based, athletic, andattyotlser Stetson scholarships svoold he affected hy the new policy-. Members of fhe two frafernitkxi which own their own hoyses noil suffer the siost front this change as their members will lose scholarship money if tiicy* choose to move info the house. 3 far- p«--ieii;ui: loss oi funding, t..mb,ned cilih a "ess ei revenues .r'ota pi edges due tai devised rttsh, so.nd" io niaatt foaterrittx badgef? estfeatcli sight -An initio lonai ehonpe mil te- ivord :fia nouasa**. agreement nta. king it most- difficult ie hnak hy* penalizing stodens-- who ehanpe I heir minds about whether or mo the*, want to live in the dorms. Smith emphasised that al! chane.es ate being made ta an attempt to remedy declining oc- ettpantrv ra:es in the residence halls. "We can'l compete cost-wise with apartments like Spsing Garden.-, the Arbors and Watership Downs," said Smith. "So wc arc trying other things to ntaltc {on- catopus| living, more attractive.*' Smith atirihufed anoihci cause of the declining rates to a deeira- itig number of entering frcshnicn To eountetact this, ntore opper- ciassmen must be convinced to remain in the dorms. The loruatt will he presided over hy Beasley, Smith, John Ageit of the Financial Planning Office and members of ihe Hesi- detittal Life staff, The policy changes re-present "positive strides toward dealing with lifiancial difficulties aad impjovrng. residential facilities,*' said Smith. Jesse Berry Remembered Pa. I attefci Ryan kampa- f Ac "door *--ix tSaat l nbtisiti it mum-, fhe -Lath i 3i f V--"S b. Bern. fro. !.----.-: a' i -*Xii!L ..anguaees so 11 tl l.-i of ; arieet on Wk«i- 7x *. ' tf e 1 ii*. 1 "* I'll, -\atits- ..O : - x .-- O-i ii g 1" leabtia Ha ... .. t .1 ~ . la '- IVJ.I -i -t .0 X i.a e .« il -. ixt.e *.-- e hc.i . ;- X , 00 1 ;-'. "Is : r*. 1 *. in ille a. .-.-is - P - .- i -.. . a -steas-- gal V ton 1st-, .is ..fiat as-ri niunsty pthcred ts*. remember this special man. Speaker-, ut the serote intituled Foriign Langnaec .than r>o Til-ie \1ir:ei and fottiiet -pet ah ard ihcatte insoa.xior V.--.. Star i-.i-is iiiihi.]! Ilnx lenient*--.ix-d He:*-- a. a .x.ona and eeni e if.,iii -\1'-- x-ipo-x.,3 h.o.i-. ag t|-.-ia..|, 11.a :i .iila s f -; tixapti -.. a- x. |l a--.. 7a. ...'..I lea, as l xitft t areas i>-*-c a-i Ic. ait ; atl.t a. Ip'lt* ..'tt.ts a '.fi. \1 is'tt. pa x,as,if 'ttiabs'tltats o-l lie* I titd in*." i'aikaiO.x -le e touchtog onc-s. Religion proiessor Dr. Mileheb Re-Wish added thai Berov hast toueheti i.ie Iocs oi all oho fiuexi ami. Ota "Jtidc-ns ups- aiic-adea. tiic acrci.-t -aid .aStesci; rd tiias skate *,i. - '. x-eti faiugis. but -xsy ■jir. 1 ;. A ! g..a; in h s el. s- ■. a. <aa. I'm t]se an as] a.a'jcj .- " He 'l l.aO tesck,x3 lis ]! -\ 0 iri ii i ol.exe i-i" Will ;ou .,];,S "x1;,i-x .-i a- -lik iron \"ji.de:- -ill , ss-t -so, 11. lad he* it ts sciiss t s tire ai. ai Stt ist-r .sir...- 1'*"'." The Maw Emmet $o Smsm H*i8 Sexual Battery Stuns Students By Brenda Nichols Campus Hews Editor Report of sesraal battery of a Stetson .student was received hy the Delaaod Pohotr feparlmeai on Feb. 15. The sf.udc-tti was assailed bean armed rtersoa not associated with Stetson. According to a student security guard, ihe victim, knows the suspect, who was armed with a knife. The alleged attack look place between bfetson Hall and ihe library. Tile vjethii repined the incident thru days ialct hi ieHing a security guard she knew, aec-eding to a Public Saieo oliit'er "I perss-nolli couaseka! xAth iJie -,'itS nt s'.?s biititix tienmg ,on1 xte h,a*3-e sOOtli a.i3 .-a ;-H, I a sr x lle ,0'x! stippeii it r flic s i - -itin . ' -.ui (0 Pa- lex !A ir ■ I's'.ijitgie- it- ir a ei.no io ti.t Sao ei .t-oritjoitx. 3 i e t'la 1 1-- .lb.. , i. pa; ,. -|-x- pr-*.-aai. idssi..,i -.-.Lei .s o.i- d, it i"e. taies i l i,-'t**i . 1 .s x i i.x it til]-. •■We- encourage victim*, of vie tent crimes to report the entile to local police,81 stated the nserao. "If a victim chooses not b*- report ox not io prosecute, ihen we will report io the police that we iiacit* kmiwledge of a crime hot, ia an effort io protect the privacy rights of the students wh * are itetims of sesoal assault, we will withrtold the name oi ihe victini.*' Or Beaslcy said in his memo But several student- won. dismayed 3-y Beaslci'" eatph isis .»i perstma! safely. i understand that lhe st-iaal ;e sauff tiecurred li-iht e-iifdait s*t-t aaaii Hall .titer bis -tactio xi.o caokctl iron the m,si- ajia-e.x..*, --a d I ot.i Slot ah ,. xse s-s 'Wtlai,. dx" i.-a !.'*- to . . - fa - if. ae; itn- .; 'Opa " i »- t'ui'A tftx (s a e.-rx. e - o - i 0 1 Cie---- pt 1 - i'UO - iia tx 1- ---.!- xx. --. d.s.s,'b ay u - " 0 -? - - - - . Oa I .- a Xt! t .o a . oe ss -fitx I't-i.CC Xst,!*, '-ii'- .sl- - : 1 ; a a... in; Px; «:•- o • 'is se