The Stetson Reporter

i- i /■■* a* s -H i-s s" ** i i /■ I s.rs.1 -§ f •.*-* = I £!s p* s * i f £k JKJ ^i a * <. ?*■* <*"s s-^. s-is .r =sfslSfiiifc 92nd Yeoi. No.25 iofida J- Ocleyf Collegia re Newspaper Stetson University Del ana. Fbr.cla Friday, May 2 1980 Jenkins Disregarding if jr1 im ¥ JL By-Laws ByllKSfAtrt; ftepnrter fcdllar he.e. ;i;- a „-..*: r»-vtrvi- h-> ar^-s c'.c- tne utan o: -in. :> il '5fla.r- j.H«w«;rs :i;s;i r s-Ms la adjudicate x- i".,-r-- \;'tf :«t -.-.ib-u* r.->l3:yi'i... Cjcetfc tf their -»..;: , e:-i !b t ici«..a--- «"»os I h-.-L-in,- ,!i.J ^ao O ;».-i-ir «:•- -'.-. i, -1iu»i*ai t >,-i-j^c.j si rrcikirs JMcersil-- rck* .; - i. ,t>. th- ij'-an o Stuh-nr ,fcuii:« ;or inda»'i .«i k -c-f-it-M- tl;;- j-tiifcit .s laicmea ut lie Hu^«s a.<, ias: h.a. rr,ij hs\ rathts, and eiveo tae dwicc ef ,-ir-s«j- .in .stisriistslnrtM- tearing with the dean or having Isuv :ii-:t--,n bt-f-;>i-s-.\dieiary Council. . v ,-juai..l t,« i-'smposed tf student, and its July is w *er«,< ^si -i.al b«ird. XvcjtJji^ tt» tae -euneii's by-law* a sweat may onlj na^ lus case heard ia aa adminmrath'e hearing or by :V uwodL na ather route of ad ladicatients mentioned, i^»t u where the eentroveray begins. It is the belief nf the deita ef student affairs lh.it he has the right to settle disputes hiniNelt and without notifying students of their right -<« nate the council hear the ease "If 1 think the continued presence of a student is harmful ta the continued operation of the oajwrsi* ly."Jerjuns said, t have the n|ht to fthandie tbe case inyseil" ..:... „ Comt*tPt$ Setemt af WednmdMy'g dectmm raws were ruled invalid and wiil. be m-mtm tm Mondsy, May 5, Seepage IQ for details. Yarn Spirits TUP' 1 T\ Larth Day Celebration Despite pressures trair. negative interests -n uefrrui; enviromnental bills in fo^ress, Jane Hut Yarn, a member of the White Hoase toaaeil en Eritmniac-aial Quality. Htated at Stetson Tuesday nipt thdt wterci letislacan would maxtax a lush priority in the i'artt-r adnw.-asiratioa The farter appointee t<» the advisor I'-oard cited i,i-t-eii as a rcajc; fart:* iii rjoavaline ;ae n%ai.ie i>r.< riwup. She was the featured speaker w the Stets-c- spoosfirtd Earth Day. 1C Year.- After celeh.-sti>-«-i oi rampi^ April 13. Please See Page 5 for Exclusive Ihe evening address followed a day of feramns and seminars which attracted several hundred people who joined students in the otaereances. Elected officials from throuihoot the state attended a special fa-aura on planning held in the afternoon. Jay Landers, f at&hassee attorney and former director of the Florida Department af Natnrai ieswrces, stated. "Coastal manaiement planning has been prettv much of a disaster in Florida, Citsen concern msaly began in the •Ills, and only then waa Jegtutatieo passed to replate the eni?iroianentandmaaai«our resources." CtmtJKS Proposed 1980-81 Budget Stung By Inflation ByJOSEPiNISRO^Jli iir H Grav«s fidmendson, «ce prestdew for Finance and Plarjiigg, describes the proposed 1W43. bodget far Stetson as being another ^evidence of the ra?ages of inflation,5- Tne propose hndget, amotmtinis to a total of *12,«*4,fi€ represents a near tea percent increase over last year'* badge! Ctoe af the priaiary recipents of the bodget increases will be tbe library. The library has long been a disappomttnenl to students, especially tfaee pursuing gradoate work. Joe Myers, director of the library, said he was i-xtrewiely phami with «« t33?s« bt»mg earmarlced for the library, an increase of J3S,I» owr last war. (MMmJmsMb iommentary out JC Con trovers y\*J*J2 Miller's Sons* Here [Bilbo a Christiaii?,.JP.6 |The Greet! Machine •«I\10 Myers, in his sttfh year as director, fcmled the a|ipropriatian as a :,my generous one and a result of the emphasis JOr, Bancan's gdministraSan has p-laeed on the maM-eaanee ef the library," Aaotter area af increase budgetary amounts will be Seennty, an organsaathi on campus that aceordliig to Edttioodson has "been neglected in the past." A t»,«t increase is expected in help beef ap security and provide for better stadents protection. Also, geosl news for the approsimately seven hundred and fifty students currently enrolM in the School of Business. Sufficient funds are being appropriated for two additional business professors mst year, (hie of the smallest appropriations far the proposed Awards Day JVext Wednesday A warns Oay wiU be Wednesday, may t, daring the replar chapel time of mm a.m ia Etabeth Hal, President Duncan wil be presiding. The awards ceremony is held every year at this time to acknowledge excellence- There are approximately 30 to » awards presented. Host are academic and are given through departments. Various scholarships are alsii awarded. The Student Assembly Fa rutty Excellence Award is given as well as the most pres%eoas award tbe Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award. It is given ta tbe male and female senior whose personal example and influence thnoahoai ttie canpu* best exemplifies the- fee-st spiritual qualities of huinanity aadhigh character, Thr final address *-i'.l be g:ver by last yearn WJllarr H-j#. KrEnerj- Award far Exeeileave* In Iwscqlu >.s?Kr i> ft'aiftiltee^..-. \mti budget i«s to tbe AtMetfc; ©eprtoent Approximately |SMH w being set aside far a program that many universities ifend amUiens of dollars en. Glenn Witteis, athletic direcotr aad bashetlaB coacfth, agreed that -there is no question thai we need a larger budget" He alluded to the limited seep af the athletic department, noting tbat similar institutions have nearly twice the amoast of intercollegiate sports tbat Stetson has, Abo, Title Miae, a provision from the Department of Health, Sdacatioo, aad Welfare- mandates that finding fer men's sports must be matched with similar funds for cerrespottding wnmen's sports. This, many of the increases ta the Athletic Department budget have been spent in the effart to comply with the federal government. Coach Wiifeea concluded his reoiarits by voicing his assurance thati1 President Duncan is very aupprotive of the athletic program at Stetson and will do aE he can lo improve it.'* Forty-one percent of the budget for next year will gc to fMilL,PJ This will be the last 'Reporter9 of ihe yean Hawe a , nice summer,