The Stetson Reporter

Semm mnd Stetson Sponsor Teaching Award P- 3 New Dipiott&m Am Jm mmd Lihrmry Extends Mmurs aee p. J "Florida's QUfest Cofkgifitit Snmjmptr' Stetson MwvefSftf ~&*ta«d, Fiorid* -January 1$, im Winter Term mimm tmmdBdUm Police Enforce Drinking Laws Sy Betsy Wmm Thai only thing that kept us aotii-at durtn*- esam week is finally .Sere. Winter Term, th** month- latig nitiii-meater that gives us a little mere academic f-*ee<Aim. 1 *te a-j.inii-ii.ier that has allowed ax* tc. aeiia; .tibi dis«spl*.ties we may ?n*t ha van i.therwise studied, as wsiit ui! jufiyle much more *+t>ciitl time, ii* -pute different this year Iri-iiip jf-nie are the days of i*,.*efr>-*e partyinp, the penaliies iXr urt4irf-aK& drinking, posses- mni a-f 4i fake l f >, and serving .iie*a*i;,i In a minor -ire (.trier and nev.- heavily enforced, -f p>-cp3e are t*a,i«**bi drinking- *m*i-'riaf**r-' a-*rd *t"s th?-i- first a-iffenso, orte of two thing?* will happen The police will either book them in the county jail or issiK- j notice f«r them te appear in court Peep!* are eligible for a notice to appearin court if they are over ls*t years of age and can prnduce positive identification. This pro- nidure is tli-e one most commonly u-ir-d andis the lest-er oftwo evils. With the notice lo appear, people are issued citations and released., but nuttl appear in-Miirt t-ra a spe- cijic date. The matter is not to bt- laken tightly h for if they fail t* appear m etaurt, a warrarit is put aiiit for their arrest The fr.tf nf the a,-'-!,***!} under age drinker then lies m the hanria of the judge. HrvShe decides the punishment tfitie atid.*or cotn- muniiy .servia-e.i and determines whether t-r not the incid?N?t will appear ian their record, Bemetn- ber those Job applications? It would he highly di'trtmeiital t-o have lo cheek "yes" next to "Have you ever been convicted of any civil o- criminal offense?* Studtmts are pmbably think- inp there are places where they are friar* from police tntervwsiien, Florida statute -S-T-*J.0l,*a ,-oneeni' ing open-iiouse parties p**etty much puts ihat idea ■*» rest. It dcrmea an XspemhoiMie party* as a sax-inl gati-eing at a Tesidero --. A * residence" is a home, apartment, condt-minium. or their dwelling unit If there is an "opt-ii .htauee party" at a "residence1* art! the pa-iliee suspect undent;-*** drinking, any -.taderil cam l*e .asked far tdent ift- t at toil. If -4 tide nts larre cau*iht tlrinkrcg and a-**e underage, they an- a"* *.he (inly ones facing eharga; i, *r5ectia"«n 2 of the -*tatu*af* ^atcs; "-No adult having control of amy a-t**-tth aa*r i-hull allawt an -pen r.a'*U*aa. |.*..tiy l-a t.aka- pklC,-- Isi ;, alsTI anv a in s*a---t* rt *-a7''y *i!r-;i!i--.|sX* »>*v«-r -ice *.*r sirbj; is ;u ihe pi-.ttaea- tot* nf -*.- Ik .nit io."t.*i.'in .*-aJ hi* a *ni?K.n- a?- said residenee, and wh***-e the adulr fails to take reaaonaihle steps ?■?- prevent the possession or con*-unipt ion of the aleoholn* Iwveca-r-e iar drug* Thi*. statute was the reesuri bt*hind the citation of three m??-m- bers of the ATO fraternity, including its house father and president, at a fraternity Spain- sored party two weeks age The •Mice discovered an undera-it- dnnker at tbe ATO house v.bile retupaanaimg tai a na*ise com pl.t n.i The president and h-us** father iai.e-re c"*.--ti hoe an iae a.-: t**eX- rc-spe.n-siiiilitv tor t-**i»ra-*-7t.i-- tious.*- t~u notions $1.4 Mil for Russian Studies -iv .\licltae-l ."-\ttniack triad Pan! §». Bain *" I ;a - iv n a a h a X. sit i i da t ion rece ** - *i- .*l*la:**.l*,; s-Xet-uasli-"-; liusrt.ari -i*i-**4--- f-raigr-iiii *J**hriXii3a\ gw^ --- '.'it-.vr-ii- mi.-ti*.}seait**.t-gr-«*i- -iiid a.ffo. :i ..eher institutional * aapia--.-** -.a** a toiai e-nar-wim.nt v*f **! i raiiiSi::it tc the pro*p"aiT, riia.sa. s-'a-i-stina- -*. rrimier j-m'"-- "a-m niii |ta-i3sb|j, 7>nta iaf tht-most - iep-v-h-s-rtoa.e iti tbe natwn. a**;iiir*H tbas*i* Stetatotl's Ruu- -..i-a.il -aiurt e.*i uat of a pool oTtWen-. *.*. >a7her un*.ve**sit"*s * ith "timtlar :«str; rd? -t-o pi in ary p ro gra o t s, i »;a*- K»;s*a?&*** atudies p»ogram i.a*. n*. ;r r.-i-fessxiri cv.vering vari- ..i.*, 1'iebfc sand rl.acipltnes: evo- -«-"r.ai;--a. —iiinic. history, y-olitieal *-an«* 1a*e. niaa] ga,»ography, * rd i k h< i. 11 ka rt**ac no -* ** a s - i n;.o" i Rusa-eiir. -,tuiiia-s p4-p;r',tr air-ev.. i'loring ihe iteatai,-; 1-1.1. -.vt- lha.nia*;rn. *-f the Buf-ritazin*-- aa* *t*r,.-n tr.uat -^ur-rai Now we *av*e m ,1 dillt- reni na.-*iti set." as^tai Ur. Paul Steevea. "in ntuaiyingthe Soviet ilTn'.oii, studs tits ere exposed to t*- na-ci'-ity that ihallcnges nt** or her assuntptt'-ina about poliln-al. «*co- naitnic. s*.ntl eului"-"." "-aliie-i- " Steeves said, "Ruri-aatUii sturhc* niaka-*a the students tWttk afca-aut the vf*tr\4 artani-id thetn, it iti is pra'trrrarn dr.sip:ned t*: enrich .1 iiber-jl i^rts currii-uliim by brta.idi-ntt--g tin h4.ii«*rvit*a- erfitis siudeiru-* -ta u danv- lops acad.-imi*,- skill-t" rHi-urin;* a gri,*-;! fr,'tit *.itav K,n.gt*i P'a*.jnsiut:*Jii *... tin- -*r?-,u- c-st stt'r* tatkeii tvexparid the yrog- ram- *7-?m*e Ensstan stuii-ea* c-c-s-jn thirty years apiiu? X*i-t.*-tin. it has been --.-tithaiut .? -s-aoftrte sti'urce ior ftindirag and h;a-a .-ur- sived on what irtotis '-vera -aiade availabk- "it wai- avet4i.-nt4ii th.it >aur newly hired violinists were ■Sx-O*. gradttMes t*f the Tcbiolti*v-tky Ca,,r.se"vatory m Moscow and 1 hut otar#a*04*4tarnia*a professor jn**i happened to have expertise in the erronomy of the Suviot Urn**-, * Dr. Stec-ves commented. Furthering the pre.gr.a?n, Dr. E?igeTa: Huakey h**as nepot.att-d rhe start et a atudent-'nrofevsaa* -.i.™-"™--.--.-!^^ s?*e p, 3 Ste-tson Bastahall Play*****. Bkk tMitarray *«-?! Deurj W*#i •Na*-rwarty lbc»*-t« &»th is Aa-to A^iafeir-t Stetson Phones Change on Friday ly UmtcM Ryan Stu'tsori-s campus phone trfe-a.- t-ent vnl be tuidergaiing several changes this month. These changes go iritoeff«t this Friday, .tanuarv 19 The university's niaitt phame number is scb*«tiul*d k* ehangt to the riumher prefix •*-ii ♦<**, and the extension sys- te*-, will be abandoned tn favor ef separate and direct numbers for the vartous departmenla, Stet- aoa*» new main telarpberie number-will be ftaS-TMM. A«ord-ing to public arelaairans. the main reason for the change ia that "the old system simply eouldn't hendle the load. We only liava? 2 a-iperalsrs. This net*- eytt- i*m clitranxtev the aeed for st* many call:- to go tbrongh the switiChboards*' The t-banires alst4 result in part fhim the thtiv**?8iiy*s emteh in loug-dintance ee-rvice frsmi AT&T io MCI "We cost-pared the rates andfoundMCPs ■tctbelo-wcr,* said PS apoket-person -Jatriueline Kensh. "Students new rs-weive the same letig dwtance rates as Ilie university de-eB, W&are hopin** h> the f?ill to hav« long distance call- injj carda av^lable for studenta.** To facilitate the transition from the nld sy«tea? to the new, personnel will be issuing a teni- rvrary direet*-Ty wiihm the nesri weeli:, AH new -university nnra- h?*rs will also be hated in the new JOeiaaad teiepl-wtie afir***!*:!-**!/. It will probably Uke most of the »pring before everything mettles down,** said Kereii, "However, 4. think rtat once -ewrysne biitcomes accustomed to the new syet#tnt*. limy will prefer tbemX