The Stetson Reporter

■ r:t,„„:,,!,~ „ nu*»i r»iu,.;„*^ Ma....^^^/ JUL '92nd Yeor. No. 5 Kwirnl C!at]i|kit& F.k'«'lkuj£ Florida s Oldesl Collegiate Newspaper' Stetson University, Deiand. Florida Friday, October 12. 1979 Poor Publicity Blamed in Low Turnout lUSASCYMKYER "'iii-i- fybl.eiti tot this i'..i"'- i»tade.-tl Assemhly ,. rt' „*> « fiiAiit te be one .i > i.i;.i,°i eajses irr late ,iu.-i.r.- =i i*. a teter un; o.it it ,-t t,.o.ti. ft-taiv beer, hotter '<>-.«. \k-:i.i"!i president ei I"h .^ni'lni Jw-v-taaly Celt ""i, • i - ao- -udeLl apitio -r|-. . s ..i.. rti .,'j; o problems >-: lis :k-.:5i.a;-. aii that . «a... .-.-i,.-;!.-., «..-penitiy ,■-,! .,t .. ufi.j-«-. u-ri,- r. tl . -.-. -i - :*ir,s Vnhu, to t ..»- ii - --s --i.ii;, -i -i'i^.uI l?e : j-i -1 *!.-- r;" -.-ei: t,.^oirHj :: -1-. ion ,-'--i ,o ..ei ">"-!.« i.-. - 'II..- -".it,"-lit., -,.t > „;,-.:i,"< 4 "a* ek* tie us. tr-« - -it.--. -«»" remiro tbeii -i!"-.»'"-«-:- ,"i* itinleitl x -i ; ; I -. E-fiTiMNt* the "1.1- ix I ; J1 -0 J. ,-i t*preM.' 3- "*<tr,i--.".re ,-li,«-i-r Iriiu o,ieh euina nno ..a .>tt-i-aii;piis rejiriM uwtr."e 11? also cioseri Tie-so rcurrseotatiM-j must '.[tea jo,r at >»ST two cam- :oi:tx.-e-i. The Assemtky holds weekly tui-etn^ts lAlieli ,ire oper. ty the stodeat kidy It ^ at !fce.-it meetings :h.it stifc--n^ ntaj discuss their pro-ik-tn;. .«> thai synteihlog t an :w el irt-oi-<iHUl-.eci ~v Moirnt .trembly repi'events lie iciden: body ii"; rt;- iC.it erntoer.i =t this i-ampo? A«> -440ei.t oisl .i 4 ta ran ii.nst -i,i«,<. ;r k«ist a i.ti gpa an«t -nux; .xi;.ii m tin fere the a.-si,<iLe« Josfiteie Irs «riierto -j.:ii rlv; .lOtlii-.to ii.usi havv ii. n thxi a»% of t!io ,,otes Tl .a, wicle aiar;;i.i i,- >rhat • rii.^'s iftao max, rati1??, bul it a.Si.?i.-..-i.re- ttn- ,\witdate3 .no tin. -uoeo'j, 'rf .i fair ekelioa >?-att- llle piior pttiklj, Ht-oiius ii-tl.x that par- lieitiatn.it *«s ewd and there ■ttt-re £«'« rat goad race* m the morn r, awl tnen'is dorms Some of the donas Hawkins aao f festvu Miehet were late in their stpxips, Ttieir rleetioos mere hole with the rim-oBa on Monday. ,i, |," with Hawkins an the dinner. ;*reiitio Mitrhel won against Steve'Mil forCtardis HailSA Rt-presenfativt;. and Barry i over Eel PatncotJ ', ■' 1 " i i mi eleetioas are' vor St;B llepreseatative ul'-ariie: Una xlprigjts woo oeer Cyataia Vaa Wart, Off- Campus SA Representative run-oi was hetiseeii Ctiarle <day*& Huno^V for Mew ftMen's ftepteseatatix-e, SA Kiectnin& wrereslaehoki for Ettiile itnd Cttaadeiti. Due to laeftk of sign ujxj Meidy Silver Greenfeather Begins Oct. 21 % BARBARA GWftliH What is the Stetson ISO? Wti5 will oaiilpt Kiotisterin, raaitieitMs. elowns and eo'Abovs itvaiie Sletoen's eatnpas? Where will jou fittii a 'star for every light"? What haa raees and raffles, pla>s and pnaea, foed ami field da>«., eontests, and eoettafttes* These <jitestioas ean be answered with one word' - ■titeetifeather. For the ptist 24 eears Stetson fcas raised fatiik for manv worthy causes ,tnd clarities. f\4ebrating its Sft-th anniversary as ati aantai intickrai^eg eastoa-i =i: otete-c, C.reeoioather Hits war _, ckp^ t"- t* mere. Jtx-iE wit t-^. ;aore events. -1« "« I j rt-t. i.i««i< brwtl ,- ami tins >ear new and r«ld uleas arc eembmrng to create the silver anniversary ftreeafeather. Gteeafeaffter wee"« is gesni to be a f u§ ene, lat the preeeas hegiw etea hefore tlie first Sunday, Already in pragreas by Santtay mO. be the Hiss Greenfeatlier newest, Tlie contestants will he represeatatives frotn all the campus ergaakatians Eaoh repreaentativve will try to sel the most raffle tR-tets. They will sell tiedets fur 10 dajs, betttnnttig WednoKlay, Oet. IT aad eadtnp Friday, Oet. 3S The winricr of the M«* t Greenfeather oontest will he an» -iour.-wJ Saiorrtay iBjjhl at tiierarur,J Miv, ttreetifeotlicr fer tins ye^ir will reeeive the trailitKflal rotws anil a ftft eertitttate, hot .she will also have the speeiai hanor ef hetetR the stiver aantversary CamHJPA Mood Drive Nets 233 The ISA wmm\ Ittd Crens Bleed Dnvc ta he heM at Stetson began ai 11M a nt en Moatlaj', Ocrtoher 1. The drive, whteh lasted tto days, was joia.% spoasared b| Delta Delta Delta and the KOTC program oa tsiapns. &e Overvoltt and John Lacey, ca-ehatrpertans far the drtve warleel dUipejifly oa pubttcaileri and the actual openttienai pracodotes lor the pvirt| of islood to aiaftke thk particalar drive aad unqualified saasas. Aftleng with their efforts, the iei Crasa stwtii«l a i»maW« aaAOe unit for On the Inside Student Affairs a . .K 5 Sampson Gallery Exhibit. . J\ ft Eateries and Henneries. . .P. 7 Menu, . , ll 11 Last ttffkV Jsirtstin Room hlocidiftlln^ " -Cr.:;tt;-.>ii".eCHJrrt-itilc-"pel"Jx.,:,; -.-,lifti:.;=".* a-vls-i (ii; k-, IK ;.--■> j,r,s ".0" ^.^k -k;m;,--t ^«,i --". ,.-.,, .:S aCia -iii.-i, ;-- «.-««- ;i ;t; -, .r,-> t.^d Att>-i.j iri- .-1 i.,i -I;'?, a : -;.: -<-- m. a< -i "^ »_*.< ;,s -i -; >r --;,;-.--- ."--t;;. "" i -« -k, -.ta\«l f"l":r --fte- "< t "".--e--..--, .\=. ; .1 - - »;. trvft. :vr- .ift" e'l !-.x« '-".-.■. '.;, t ti ' I' ix" -« ."!»! : .- .t - I- > ;",r -t ;.a;, .5--.-. 4 - 1. >i- i-et' r.-". 1- ,,.!;. -1-.-1 ii--- -t-t,'l--:.l -r l"i -ni, i- \i..it:>. (-C"! ,t c.-- -«-:..i i-. i|-,i' -; ,- .. ^r >l« t; ■» s..i i>f ^?, txif,!-i.". >,i, ..! I - t-.-opti s-..M.-i*.< \,!i--. ee, -r-.- x -,t;..i .-x ir -.....- i I -a ll iak-1.^ r.« p -1.;.. il'- 11.1 ti ".'!-.- --"-,. ft . ..-.-;.,-;e. 1 -i--l;e-. t»1 -•- , t Edttiondsati ran an- ehallentteil and is Lie first repreaenlath e will he hole iient week, The eatidldate-. are. Cathv Murphy. Mentpe Merrsw, and Betsy fcogein. Carid Froathaggen n,"un the eieetion for Eaolv Ha J over StkWDlanehard. Eleetioas were «ih« held for two seats in the jtubk-atiaiK Board, T'tii- feiir «.,ardiaair.a were David t'ox, Mar< Prtdaor, Alice Al.er ,.fO Walter Sasia. Tae w«nw^ wfrefos,"irrf?i;,iHi:i Russian Trip Okayed ByMARVKARRWt tiae tt; the Ssime aof-ietent Inst year .n Europe" there will be ar. additional J£L« .lability fee hr all students oa off-Catripos Winter Term trips, bat other thar. atme- turing free feme more rtpdly. there will he little efaaMe ia the pirngraim There were coiaphcatioas with the Russian trip because few lasttranee eonipattes TOithi grant instiiational liability policie* la groups travelftng ia tlie Soviet Uaioa. However, on Oet 3, the problem was resolved and the RiBSiantripwillp. The ftBoaed nf Trustees passed a resahstio* that if the trip eoaSda't he insured, it woald be eaneelled. The final aay will he made by the Exeetitive Cijiamitlee of die Board based on what the tlatversity Laywer, Paal Itaytnond, could find as aa sitem^tiii'e way to orgaaise the trip to tse eligible for proleetiuii Negotiations were tjwckly underway to work oot the problem, eitticr by andbas a (t»mpaay t« iasare the trip or by finding ati alteniatn-e means t»f .jreaiiiiio^ the trip through a tr.r.-d agerj or anoiier umaitorttio^ dut wes ,di\-adt jis-jrt-o h.r --jCi r:--raiii:- Ai- -"iiuii >r, rt-y >e«i; -•wi;. s?,« ficiar^i 'v sarant •-1 'otf-f cr-,, wln>.. *a- oriainallj appe»l->t . >. agreed to uisare tlie trip after Or, Paid Sleeve* neijutwtetl with Cae eoaipato. The Exeettire Coamntfee has ya to vale on the plan. hut Steevea is eoaf nleiit there will be no more problems- cencertaajs ttie issae and is eager to hegia plaaaitig. Steeves eottaticnted that fthe was *:glta tu resolve that snag." Although there is en- rtusiaistte response to the tap, ;ht is abll aeoesBary ta find participtatts to make the tnpfeasahlj' possible .,u Steeves, who has lived ia Meseow, personally will arrange the trip directly with the Scwiel Union, iaaking arraageraetits as eeanotateal as possible. He haps to expose his students ta as realistic a picture of Russiaa couture as be ean paint, There mil probably be a stght inerease a priee oeer iast year due In the fiae- taatiaf market aad the es- peeted loiirease in flight rates Concerning the oeire ri^idlj plarnc-Hl tree time -JCUvit.C-l, i.tr^-'e?: - ,jj_. noted that "it:- iwsior ma ha.*. <J^av«; t-« cr rifr> rUdll M >.!:.!,.! Oi;- i; -l:lU' I l I ii -; .. lli'JU'latu 1 " -i -_^ "i»:» witftt, ;- -> +.C.S- -p- III >^l VN UVTKIt TBP1 At jttDisl,L -.>,;.?. 1 - : llorhS L»- -1'. : I.t'.' V- -if,' T-.I. 1 „.. ,. -,;,.x -., . •I .1, lt> '« II. -;-I*-i;i; .| ^^ ;. >,:«.!' A.. .„ j; - "!<-! I"." .. 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