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Wtdl Sfm* Journal Mites Stetson University see p.4 Roommate Nightmare* -see p.ti 'Florida's Oldest Collegiate Newspaper"' Stetson University DeLand, Florida tirtl ^**-**«*-. JtQBtid Kdiiion September 2% i$H9 Sex Harassment Policy 7*:8, . -*a -a'.aa.-ll J*la--* ..a.is **s-fs-nt*8 -idi-apiard tt*s lir*i -,.8sa;-r> hon*,*.*4* sosssai har- a**.rw-~t |>.sj'-*\ -md related! arac- '*-.s*-as »i*;c" .-.u-v. 1" I a- pals-rl W.a* t'aitulh I lad SOt* SU a-'da-** -s„ *,--a--at., i-i,,-, -.hi" r gilt of all *•"*■£**=- , -s-ijrtV-st-*. ""-acuity, and *l-.** s»,ss, ..-'V'-onm*** 11 rot* frem -4-\,s-a '-as-4 ..|$8s-1ti." jr,,8'rds8s^S8. a -4,-*-, ... :'-- '«-?.- i* .**,!;. *-y !•«»! asa-l, !a ss-*. * *- t-i-lt tXrra.- **,hi8*h i. '-*s- s> .'. at ,.8\a. ,v -,- Ik*. 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"mpacya-e. a a s'sit, or --asds 8 T*ia -> -a.bssia>n ra*7*ogTii*?es sex- 8,. a", ha* a---.l-t.rr .sS 84 " I b OSl of ill S B- 4-s>*-a«-i hI. sh .iiisla--rssi?neHt the rssttsr-my «jf i *ib a-,-ftdvtmc environ - meni sla-bilss^st*-.* n-iasrafo, and Inside: Opinions p«2 Letters p.3 News p.4 Features p.$ Sports p«8 Greeks p.ll thas-refai-f sasis-Fteresa wsth ihe tiflfCtsvcnfra-s isf iia virrtimi-a aind thesr jit«t.a-;*X Evs-.bcitli defined, r-e-asal Is.ir- iisTunw-nl isBeintk-s iinw--<U-rjme -seiaial advassva-aa. *-47*ajsn*Kt* fe«t- aa-xutil favors, ar.al <>thtr vi-i-hai ur physical ct-ndua-i of a slxiusI nature which "ssiiolves art ui$ willing pjrty or i situ--fa-res with the actadt' sr: 1 c 4 -si e s ra si 101 ■ n I Tliep4 4J4.y lists *-.*.,!.at basts ry. s.Tirafct*eS*.,,Si'y fs'll-ata, *,*<«*■ taja-H. ssJ-tle pr»---*-«8*i for a.t"*4i4s-il ;is'rjV-- 1\. snasl .84--711**. s*e:ss.4tt-f-* a- at.- ;*-<s- hlhatar-a! C's.la.aistt -la.-iii'ii, *.t ana. sssa-sssi'or 4at thi- t-Xai-ss.fi «-«»T»iiiunit>' b'a-X ht; ur sh*.- niai have n4-.<-»i scyualh ba-*-a.*-«-d, liira*-a- t*-slabl..*>t>t1 |.ara.Cndsira-*S ex-si far fslsssj? 41 -"^*inp,di«:*". 1» inT.-rnial pn trcalurt*. Li: fbrnwl procajdur*'. and -X lentil pn-ceed- ilag-1*- lnfa»s*ni4tl rsiid IX-arss-si a-assn- plaiislfi sire pn-ce-ajaed land rssled lipa.Ji I»y a japftlisl CDS!nasi e«<ni' pa>sed aif two hacuUv menibl-rs, ora- studVrn. one a-immiMrulor other thsin the lY-iv*--at, one ane-n- rx** "f ilie a-uppairf stiiif. and iha? ui8sver**m grieva-nee a*-ftirar*r. One tmportatnt a-fan*?"- 1* lhaat at l-?a**l half tha- costtictl mui-t In* t'esmale Facility council ni-praU-ra are appisiated by the Provost, for three-yasar tertntr. The sits dent aiar-rssWr sen-*es for just em* yeass*. EtaA must rawoive initial an-ri ya;arh tritmnip for these pof-i- 1,4,01! S- Tne P-a»v4,»-st has yart in sa-rk*ct the cosssidl iiswatba-r*, a* a tn e - a -tVou 11c i I men s a e r*t w 1! be p78-at8--d e.!ss*pH-ua-8ii*-!y 41 fad iiindf Eivaiiislib' thraiugl- tht Pn- vr.it. the th-iirs* aaiFtre,-,, the Per- hr4n-*i-i Oflirc. and lbs* Sitlicc at" iStli*7S7S AlliStS*,*, At! aa;'8-a Salsalsot: of ton pr> -jCtat :t rt a*u prualeia*. iaa en-*it** - f-iosu li haa*i*.siama>TaT i*i* canipu* and 5n tt~>r* wnrkpl-l;*!', 74UI 8*Ji*S*4-arttlii;7 ts« ;4a--a-- ti.ar. B. «* I*J*8.hii»Jt*'d Ca-tadurt XX;;*. t7ia'itBl-4-.*-nfih-Sia't*4iiii l"n- vt-8**-iry t'a»-sn8-,nii*. vtb.i nt-taii ■ it*.**- ;o ..ny mantia-r «r*ina*t a toniplitsniaiti fas* rop8.rtUag--i'4;str8l bii'ts-stnetil 8A*ill ba- tlei-Tsis-'d ts-. l*a" in vssXs'ia.u 4>t" thi-* poisiyX 11 tro hai*a*8--.iwi-it o'tnv'luii'l snclswles l-»-havia>r whii-h m.ay vic*- ittt- she Hsrnda Crimssial t\-do, ciratna! t-hargt-s may he filed by tha? c1in-43i.ii1ifi.nt; a>r th-* university ailmssii>1 ratson In tw h a <;rise, a niembt-r i-f tht usisver*!!*, coin- munii-y isiai -ipt laa consult the R«*rida (*i*.s! Hight-* Ca.Tntmsjaion arlbe Fqual E*i8playti$entOp".i-*r- iunils. *''i*nsnisssson, -st- ...,,.,. iilMit;75...aiII lillliii **«a^ liitift ^■ilPW^Pa^ phi'tf hy T,a:l. Lom'r Fraternity Rush Over $m p, tt Chapel Attendance Drops By; Laar*7*lci Kyan Attendant-** tit Steltsosi Univ-i-r- *ity> w-asokty chapel wrvtct- is a-howjag a dramatic drop of late, anil s-isnar-erned r-r-li-qk-n proAjj-tTtors and athapel goers are blaming cb.ings in the University's dailv schi-aitih* Tiie-ie acheduhr changtis have fit mined from a problem of d«nn- dlttif. clan-sroont space, {si an effort lo nsainlissn the {tmall -and persosiasl cfaaaM-s that tbe University is known for, Stotsson'a adtni- nistration this ye,-ir bus roar* raitgetb the chiss i*rfhe.duk*-i to ailow Ibr estra nieeling tssne. In the ahuffle, cha*,x*l services were movod fmos Hi a.m. to 13 ,i.m Afcorsdngiti rnensberiaofthe religion department, this is wtVte Use pn.We?n lies. Elcwn aan. is tbe Jsuur a,>aganriy nntitspatd by many students,."-not a-* a tssne for ,*ipisilttal esineh- Tiic-TH, but rather as a time to sjslisfv thi:* gro-wlsrtg of their sto- snaehs Or. Mrt-rheil 0- Beddiah, aasis. tant pra*.f'e-ti8or of religion, aaya he feel** iht* tarrta- fhangt? has beon "detrimesiti.!"* to the chapel because "other things now compete with ictnipa-i"), SUCn a8 thr/. cafeteria, Sta-fents te"0 me Ihe isiK-*s are very long if ortr sun't thcra- when the cafeteria open** al 11.* A fresliman wbo -wished to «*main ttttt-nymou-a -added, "If yuu're nan there right at 11. you *j"ta*, not h«va» time ta> eat lunch at aat). and a lot of people wtll -sooner go to luiit'h than po ta.' chapel," Or, Oainal-1 W. Mus-K-r. former head a>f the chaapc-l committee and a chapel ffter for the past 1*2 vvars. made a sinsilar obas-rrrva- i:on; "We used to hnve naisch tetter -student attendance. Now tha*Te are sistually lees than SOasta- denta at chapel, the uverase i-s about 25." "Dr. James it Bar-as-dey, assoajs- ale ps'tifesasor of rad-g^in, has -*o me what s iron-for fes-iing-a iThifi time change a host hud *sev eral siegat ivu «.-**;rJt--> anal bet- rr.v-si 'he .iter-called pnosiii pivet*. Is. i-hapel. It also creates a hreak iti the ihemtn-. Ihat jsirt ,*,n"t natural.** While the rehgta.u department srtaiy be dssipletssed with the new* Furhcdule. sltidcnbit in penerail iwiii content with il, Sleiaon Hail residaint advisor Siephan: BothwelJ remarheah "Eleven is better. It makes it easier for me 1 Us attend'. ** Other sstudenta have ttjfprstsrted a-itisfactwji or indtfft'r- ence to the change.
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