The Stetson Reporter

The Stetson Soccer team breaks win mmr4« Details an p. 5* jptru Antitafijir Cft6irfn$« JFi»r m#re ii|/b see p. 4* .„,..„. .,4flss«i|i|*^^ ltHf.1 Year Summer 3 ^Florida's Oldest C<egiate. Newspaper' Stetson Urthvrsitit DeLand, Florida Nirvvmbcr 7, 1988 Security Assists In Capture Of Fugitive liv ,l<-x?.a»pla Boaix.il llcpcjit-r Exttcar lasr Saturday, October 29. .Ut^ ^i i ?.o nan. Stetson Security along with the Defouiu iYslire der-unn-tcni cornered and . might -x fugttive car Sleson's •.amp I-. C>,-favr Su-ve Craig was on pa* real eheekinc ihe doors to Sage :lall when he came upon >A'a\Tfnnn .* Williams who. upon seeing the officer, hid in the bushes, Craig eonfronied the suspect, and questioned hitnaatohtsbustness, Thesus pert replied that lie was there to meet his girlfriend and that Craig had frightened him. Offio • er Craig said a check would he run and U all was well, he was free to go, As Stetson Security Chcif Tom Ellis said, "When officer Craitt readied fcr Ids. radio, the suspect struck him and lied the scene " WUne&aing ihe confrontation were officers Rent Mullins and Tat Paiierson who gave chaise until losing the suspect in the woods They not- itteci Deland Police and a three block perimeter was* set up t«» comer the suspect, Security Chlef Tom Ellis was working wild the Deland Police Department that night and was also involved in the search. The s it s p e c t was apprehended in the wooded area next to the OuiUespic Museum, A search of the s<is- prct yielded a staxikittg which looked like it would be used as a mask. It was also found thin the suspect had three arrest warrants outstanding against him. Wtlliantjs had a warrant for 'utapodbail of $25,000. Heal,sx> ita*i twoari-estwaiaTantaforrape-- agautst htta. Stetson Security reminds, students thai, it offers mi escort service at night for sittdenis crossing the rat-opus. It is pro vlded for the students sraety and they point to this irietdenee as evidence for the need of use of this service. Student Government Holds Mock Election A ixa-yoa,-* Iir?o/o«vskl ,-j.m,- a. ats- Edr.o: «* c» Ca:a-yd.'ty Mcieirahcr i. the -•-tii:rirn8 c;-iaa,4-.rnnta-ttr Ass*-ai,r- 4,-aa :i!"s -.-t;.jxn t ittverstiyhelda . ,.«a.-k aYa"pjdentlJk "ilecUPU to a~.lra:df wtth tbr -ipa.onxng ,-~a-^rt-:."8r.l eli-rtja-.-aa on XVava-m- a- r- -*-: Trie v-»-e«. were cist m front oi -as- -C-^.-iaritooAi and Senator .'aA-r- Wl odder.. fheChamnatiof \-a- K'a-a a!a-,ns and Selections -atnaii-nx- fac 'Student Covern- .H-at vav* at charge of voting, rhrea-- bundled and forry- -.-vr-n Madenls parl.eipatecl in la-j t-k-a tiajfi. The election was -.a,-lxl tlunnt* ihe nvaa hour lunch xcr.axi Thar returns were .such; Viee t:rsldcrat George Bush running -a..*aIt Sa"nator Dan QuayJe a-a.e:vr-tl 281> \««tcs for Pre si teal, fhe Miciiatt-l Dukakis/ , 4..vd ba'ntsen lick* r received •.i x-4ate%ta,r Urrsldvnt. The per- .;t:tai*-. wa*B S2.4x*. fnr Hush Inside: Opinions p«3 New& p*4 Sp^ris pS Greeks p.9 /Quayle and 17 **'>>.» bar I jukakis /I lent sen. The mock election was held after a hill was submitted by Senator Basyle TehMdjiar. during a a student government meeting Senator Dave Whid den staled, "I believe it was an ijjvieuspfey by the Stetson College Republicans to brint; attention to their candidate, fht-hill was brnujfht up by the soirttnai leader of College RepubUcans ;referringto Basyie Tchividjian! and in my opmk<rt thr-y fthe Strtson College Repuldic-uisl didn't have time theniselvr-s lo rarrvit out on their own, so they rnade theSlet$nn Student Gov- erranient Association das it fear ihem. The result of the elecUon was well known before it even started It, was just a matter of how big a snatgin Bosh would win by *• Sejiat«.r Whtddct» <,-xxjii ntenled that this was his nan partisan opinion of die mock election taking place, and lie 3ie8-son«sIh/ voted for Bush and suppotia hint for President. When Senator Kay llolley. cuiTunl President of Stelsott Caollege EepubStcans, was. ask«d ifhe I nought hewas aha- itighls powers ns a senator of the student j-overnrrteni by n,onely fairthering the cause of Stetson College Republieans he replied. 'AVell since every other university in this line stale is holding a mock election sponsored by t heir respective student goveni- tncut assx"iaiions, 1 supported and voted In the Senate for Siet - son to haw one also. Besides, if Stetson College Republicans had spfflrtsored the event, who would have believed the result sv I t's a matte r of having a neutral sponsor " Chris Rutz sbrled.'l vanild have like-.! to have voted hut didn't know it [the tnock elee. tkinl was taking plawj," When asked his opinion of the Presidential election and who he thought the media was haehine, and how they were handling it he repliisi. *I tlaink the election is as mr aa it can be The media seems to be against both r-ancii dates. The media Is what makes the elections urtf.ilr because they just present the mfonna lion al-Kaut it that peaks the public's tnreres.1. They show no real concern with presenting pressing issues." Senator Angel Ysaguirre was delighted thai there was a mciek Presldenlial election because as he slated "I'm noi an American citl/.en so it, was the only time I goi to vote." Student Governttifnl Vice President Kristin Jones stntediThe tnoa:ke,ler, tion was a good idea because I believe it's thr- job of (he Stetson Student Cea-xvenuneni to report on the views of Ihe students 1 also bejew dial, a nonpitrt isan oitga- rikatlon should have run the election instead oi" the Young Democrats or Stetston College ■Republicans. My only reg re I isi wish the nioek election would raave been publicized so tltat, more of a cress* section of votes rtauld have been expressed," Student Go-iieintJient Pre si detil, Catherine Deithorn enm- mented.*U was our duty to hold this nonpartisan election. Despite being Greek. Mike Hartdopnlos is pfanrtiag on voi- me, for Bush because as he says."George bush's econa-smtc policies far surpass those of Dukakis, i also agree with his stand on ihe death penahy. 1 vxiia-ai in the mock ek-;-t»an and thaiught It was a good representation of how Stetson students feel." Tony fiianrarnsa is vulJng for Bush nssxl w*«k because as 1 ,e believes,* If Dukakis took over there'd be another recession and interest fates -would a-ance a^avi sliorst up. The new lax svslcm currently in use isn't that bad because it is more mil - form for the whole lax ran^e. The c urrent system is a lul mere fair now tea the upper middle class because the new bracket system allows a more even dis inbution of taxing throttgho'js the whole svstertt. Tracy Thompson slated,*'' was glad th«ire was. a ruock t-ksc - don. It showed irsltiallve on the part of the student government and il also reflects on the «du dents attitudes. It is a good thing to know that our genera - tton is making more of an etiort tea be involved and iafortaed about something feat inevitably afleeisailxifus.'* Security Guard Praised Sgt, S.J,lHovt {Stetsntr 73} I believe thai the actions oi one of your security guards, Steven Craig, deserve special recogiUtton. Early Saturday morning, Stewn was alert enough to spat an individual who was hiding in the hushes. He approached the individual and uadex these, ctr eitmstftttoes. should have real tited that therie was same threat involved for him. He proceeded however, and c-haBe-aged the indtvtdual Ste-ven was nssuSied and the subject ran. This seetoed to atifer Steven and strengthened his resolve to catch this threat lo his enmpits. The subject was subsequently apprehended and arreated. And a threat to the etanipus this, todMdual was indeed! We asrrested the subject can mi outstanding Volusia County warrant for sexual battery, h does not take a considerable amount of invagination to we that Ste ven's at Usns may well have pre vented a life ratotng: or even life threatening enoft-aotet for ona- of his fellow students, 1 corrrrne-acl Steven on his alertness and. dedtea,*don to duty, and 1 hope that the tlnb versl tv vrtH se« At to do the sai ne.