The Stetson Reporter

IP i j-"* r ii a*-! ifa £ f*% Lflsrtj.^-1- fT* #°\ 11 fS*. a** s -fs 4^^. lvl£!s5,A:f&i^^JM!.isp sffllllta* Friday, October 5, 1979 Florida s Oldest Collegiate Newspaper Stetson University DeLand, Florida 92nd Year, No, 4 Stetson Grad, VA Chief Cleland Here Today i r ve. j.i.C - c,r .s Bx nu scare Repener Editor W. I .-'a.S-.S StCt-..sc ,. t .ax .sn,- -.jnio-isr-atar -is Vetera as tit-ium-.- -,i!" ai t.ft ,rsripa.x tn :-. -enes oi .,*!««!»-. ra,d ca-.aa ,- ih sioJent-- -pxJ.,nj; ar m c et-i nui ihis cxen- i -.ne- War j. t .-i in,! „d, "a?, running , * pr.fi xdxednle .s—i, iy .«,1 ihe Carlton "r.:-" itailsto'e at S JO. A t -~ prcxcnratien into rllmnisr-n Ik-ha Kappa, -•an,sti,j) ti-j,;k-rship f rater- -,rx „ih ac teHs-.^-ed by a et« n-irnte ff-v- confer» ;-r-.c niui.t,7ii-s -apl ihcn be al"e a- s.uc«.iMr: .1"* year old ,1 dmans!raa■-" fram 2.JB- .;:an ni an ,-per. t,iraw A ^,x\t loroeot k tvpected. v*ij i-n .' Wa,iso BoLey. - ns „t i,e',era taealfy rx-ns-,,--, ,*rie ha-c all t.: --.-. r eland -j.oee his .- ec-1 ln*-% acre. 1-; vv^ar.s Admm.s -ran-- s is the -,0-ci.sna-largest jun-s;-. ir the- federal icaxe-nnient. anc Cleland is r chaise i.«f running the mav"-'-,c horcaueriicx which sei----e.- !".*> nrlhou tits. Cns-.;-r his n ana^ernt :H tlit t.A has xtt-n ihe dciejop- raent of i-ao Rchaoiriiatkn Fagiatering fte<ear,-h ana Dexdc-pnwni t. enters, toll- free telephone xerenre to vetora it noe-servke re- C-OIC.S. C'klanft, a t'k-inam veteran and the vs-ur^es: man to Iwid his orescnr pesinar.. has also fought for a psychnlogxcal rcadius'- ment program far Vtefoan- imprs-xertrnt s-" rehahdi- lataso xerx-ce--. tftei spending hi months in mJitan aad VA hospitals ree.ixering from a ^n-nade espies ion sofleree outside af KK- Sank Cleiard ', hoy, :o n.n lor tne fieergia Siatx %nax- ia 1*3 "0. He serx-cit two icrras m ihi- Scnarx- aefcrc "iiiishiiig third h a f.ekt of Kr candidates in ihe t^-i Democratic primarx for the heulenaat goxcwifV xeai. But tJeland had e-aa- hSsfec a working relationship with then-Governor jinimx Carter through htx Senate wort »ac' his experience ax head of a t a -ter -a ppei a tc d specia 1 os-mmi-v-iea *.c- sudx Iht difTiCuhies af Vietnam ■veterans returning ie tjear- sia and en Steel- 2. IT" Carter wore hi a' in ax the VA chief. Carter estate!.-hed the VA as a Cab-.net- exet wjtaniraiie-a on lX-1. ".3 ia?h when he direeam Cleland to attenc tah.oei meetings en a regular hasis, a firs' tc-- the -I*-" xear,old agency Changes, Improvements in Store for Yearbook %ln% Cleland veterans calling \A offices xnrterans, better aicehul and the computeriratiM ot treatment services and The staff af Stetson'ft yearhoolt, the Batter, is planning many changes for this i ear's publication, Oenise Wike. yearbook editor, commented, '-I'd like ts represent intramurals, especially the referees and people xxlin orpaaiKo it. !n general, I'd like the hock its he more repre-Jenlar.xe af Stetson University and ;d iae students and aseidtj it is made of" The publication, schedaled for springdistrihuuoa, wifi be acee-nted xritb sfadent par- Winter Term Trips Outlined tieipation, Aioim with a student staff, representatives from campus organisations mil be mvolvieil in layout, copyreading aad candid < photm selettion processes. Tne j earhosA will ix-nsist of a»-fa» pages, tne first fifteen it. color. Portraits for tlie x-carheeit will he tatetti the xeeett of Oetoher ISih, and ,* special pSotc«jtraph 'anil in- taken at.October 13h at 1 -Or. This phntograph, slated for the endsheets iitiaide covers; is to involve "peopftre"' and -'dogs," with "'Friabees and sutftmards** gathered ariaad Holler Foaataia. Because this photograph is based on a student partii-patiM! tscme students will he asked tc joia inthephotaitraph, The net» staff, alapg with planaatg changes, .s aL-o rerj puahfied. Uenise tthke w ettitc- «J net high sehoul yearbook. Wihe * attended jouraalisiri .-eminats at < AlumV.a Caieorsity m Xe« ?orh and at Winston-S^leai. X.t" during h,ij|h. sthoc-l. ,nhe *^s seat by last year's publishing company ta tlailinture. Tenn, and by tills year's xompay, WalsB--orth. a* Marceiline. Mo, to learn ""hasic jear'aaaftk tc-ehniiiaes.*' 8j 'yatdnhaaioti i-tisca'i: nffice of lotertiational Aftaire recerdly rekasec- tahst of Winter Torm aff-catnoas orojeets for tae 1?:s-.**i sthacl t'ear Aecordiag to Dr Elsie Mia> - th s is ,i revised list that includes a des< rtntmr. s-i" th--* -aucH- as wel. as the cw* tr the sti.dt-at -til uetaiis paperwerk and fees are handled eirouith the tiffier ef frternaiioflai Mfairs whic.n u- .osated in Sanipsor ilall On the Inside Deferred Rmh...P,2 Witvh and ihe Cross.**P.9 Hatters Go 2-L..P. Ml Election Remits*..P. 12\ 1 Fii 2SSH9B: Parisian Culture and French language haa Dr. Elsie tl, Mtater as the project director. The course spends fear wetks in Pans with lustration at all levels by native French teachers in French eratumar. coapesttica, cc-ox-ersatiaa. literature and culture. Independent study m French theatre Ls possihle. Hnusmp study m Freach theatre is passible. Housing is to be with French families. The s"ost is approKhtiateiy J33T,i.liCi. S fJH }*HtS&: German language and Culiare i^ directed by Dr Jesse Bern-, The students will sp-end four weehs m Coloi»ne mtii ir.-.trw:tion at nil Jexels by natnt Ccrtnar teachers m eMrnaiar, composittt-a eonversatif a. literature aad rtjiare, Hea^ui,; i= te ae ictlh tterni.=.r lanuhes "r,ne napros.n,ite enst is 3 f«h stfr-tJl?: i'i«nie-apoi"ary Mea.ic;i is headed l,y 1 ir Ixahcil I tssxith ar. prix'ecl'iiireeisir, The- .-tiA-nts ixill sperd f,n,r eeek' in .Motici: ta'<ma t-.erses a', tb- Insntaax Cultural itexi:;a?:o-%"sinrnnixii«.-a<fis a Spans-a -anxer< tion £ran.nar, Jrlexneiin ai-.ti,ri ar-i * -xilisatien, The st'rieiits v, j" a.so visit the- Ciricai k of Teotiiiaaean the shraii- ot iiaadaiapc ..nd itror xites Hi cist.sappi'cJ\i:n,.ts-]i *eatlC0 4. En SJJ4J8: Hrrttiiii«ir m British Kducatam ,s direcied hy Dr. Marattret tlortun, Th.t- course spends fear weeks in faindon with British lectures m edatatifsn, re tip on and tlraeaa e-a the agenda There will hi? seminars ia the Antenear. School m lattidon, British iafaat schools and Sanimerlull. The approximate cost is|138'iMB- Cont, P. 5 Michael Novak; Multifaceted Scholar »yl»lSALOW.ML"SSEE Assistaat Protessor af Religion "How could 1 be forte years old and still eare nhai happens te the Us Angeles Oftlgers?1" asks Mrfaat' Suval m the taroduetton to his Ihe JovoTSpom. This queshan is one nf the several whteh have aiade kovak such a fasciaatine figare tc me. For in a wav his question is mj own ipifcrtrc. often ariatna to" con- sciousness while I ran threaen the hasrhaf1 s,-af(.«; a« iheoutsetaf mx M.M,Morakx fln'SHklasN. "Hc,c can 1 he tlartx-sever ami stdl cart n-hat \ip|wmtothe Pitlsboren Pirates'?" I ask itta* If Perhaps tht ^niixer lies di-.t.-intli in tne to. '.rna.iv -'1 --'Ji arwa.2 up, %,-sXdt; Ir t!.i- div af Mch.-srH,r lax-dl n tlx- un ,i" Jdikecs iJxks: r,niL ,„r,. i'rjntit-s a strer-ear nde tr«.i Fixrbe.-- Fio"c ( r -arely Pit aas^r is mart .-.sanies, mcr .1 sfarit :,v mostly irrek-vaiit a, "he fi^s at aand, taat i- n rr isa, ant Jtehael >,",- t*s L tb-Sietsancmrja a itx -'*f 'em ai;; h,,',-a,; :„, a ,, Js-e> N .,n )u^r ^ ^, i-fij .nt task. Hi- tb- ,i,T- ^i-| jr. ;.aa ^ ,,,.. whelmen, c-w. irtiandaten by the hrc-adth xf ^ pcrieriet- raid espertr/f «f th:^- man. ftliert- 4« , nc start- *>- jw»!> haw tx :hi,nk abrng or >-« -,- anaijine a schakr who fc» >*a ar is a arofessc- nf **Jjctai. political atialysi and -peech.wnter, prolifi- aoflwr_ ir. the humanities and mortal rtt-ience-r fflie Esjierienee ol XMUtapiea. fhe Rfee of the Co- n-r the lasteapia Star, Witt, sis wife, he aiso gices Cont*. P. ft