The Stetson Reporter

CI j*i. $~i ,e4 <e°<t ^ f*% \j4 ^t & 4 r a*k ile^t**i^i +js IS.i.a^=fA=i-e's^drf9-PildS!.su ssBBBsis 92nd Year, No, 3 Health Service Hours Cut Bx.RiisSraree Reporter Editor stetsar s Unixersitj- Health ,Ser.i«i- has uaderjane a n.a.«.:.:c, cttliarl in weixkend a ir-- «h;e :„ hutlatlarj .eai <H .c-. a ;n;ixe that has i „-.;. c ill«- s;r;,-.c,-i com- - j, '. i.-C-Cs t weekdaxfe.,.We need tmeses when we're busiest" The health senate averages 75 to » patients m xieekdays, Bel ore the new weekend "Clime Hears," the ssrvuv avt-raeed 3» *.e- -+;i stndt ats <-n wee serai n a-i.- tl't ,- tt-- , s-. - -. '.-.c-e tte- -e f- -£.-; t.r.- tre idn. asie, 1*;- :-.is<-1 ~-;i-.-;! , in -.. :i.\,-s- In the- rw.» xvee\s ns.ae- hate .n'tii » i .,li.'li.al- -..x- Ss '. ;i -.. - ~s>e -.-< - .< v . -ci : re-,',..I;--ri-; , - .-;-.* ."nas M.-s. ~l' " a .iS-.^: -S-.'lst, j ■ \i-..'.*- " Mo ;% *lr>. janiVr Hess aitlinji a patient* -;ietilie.i rciSixn .ran a - iy-"a,.ti,.l r-rt ;J ftner salary i.sd ;,<-, naic ,she nail |«'< v. a s.'j it-t ree (rtsin the *..i1?.a.): field. 1>,a' <i Muderi Affairs fct. ilarfh ivnAiiastatcii, * There ,u.-'. wt-rent tnat many -taoe?:^ irsir.;:' the health ssirxiee an xxee*e.nsis. One student net-Jan; tt is enough u w-ar-an: n tall hnxe staff, ant a: Mrae poinl j aa have tn jasilij haxina nurses around thvthsx "'de t&a easily Jutify this xcai.s.c af Hie fait we're aat eutce hart; i. rf-reico lftat fta,s e-n .3 esdenHvely," ,hali,a>j.aid Ife. triei.-ilt>s sirrettar of :r,t- hi-n:th serx ve, jiiud. "1 %s.seil x. tl. ifta -lcriki.n< a.nd we ..h,.« --.«a tfc,st we reeded 2i 1, w,; = s -v.-acs. umTj; d'le case c? epiriemv „>r if a hed patleni canasit leave tlie facility or d wet-iteao The viatic haurs. i-4 p,nx, Saturdays and Ik* p,m, Sundays, will he atrictly followed. Mrs. Hess satm The health service will remain open aroand the clack oa weekdays. Mrs. Hess also noted that Stetson y the exception aiiwag colleges in that n offers 24-hear health services un weekdays. Moa sehooh. she iaid, affer daiic hoars raaaina' in conjunction wto normal wv-r^Wi! lanirf. m weekcays aad no service ai ai.oiraes»lerids Mrs- Hess uritedatadt-nts; lis relate their \ rows cr acemiaj' the new *ee.-,entl hours directly to her vr the other healrh service enipioyees On The Inside UrJUjwI Museum P§ge § IM kaihieem Johnson Page 7 Commons Menu Page 9 'Florida's Oldest Collegiate Newspaper Stetson University, DeLand, Florida September 28r 1979 Stetson Moves to 4.0 Grading Scale tirade.- *.re a rna>«r eaneern tc rxe-rysmo atStetson a-- well a.x students all «>ver the eoantry. The sxstoni ef uradain; ha^ been rex isee tills year, t naa^ntL Irani fhr- forsarra ^system to the ntn $A. itiaces aad ana.i'y paints rcprs«sent Uk- ir aras icr's faia. estimate i; the stadeir.V perfannaace a a course o»: the .13 system, m. "V earned thc- ,-taoerit thrx-e quajty yents aer se-aiesTcr hoar a "B" was xvorth two; ,. 'f'". ane, and a 'T'4 war, the mnnrnaui paL^inja .trade no cjuadty ptdnts weit earned ,-\ri "F" eaualcd minus one qnaiitx point eveepf ia the School of Mu>r • An laeomplete xx-as i;ix-er when neeau>e i«f ,1 ji.-k« ■<r i»thc-r reason, the student s acsdemk de,iii. pa'» \td aa ex;t«s,s!or.ef timeae the -snapleti m „f a ecir^ The wart, <->f the sn;irse wastn -ic s.r-mplt-te^ nj '.he «asi >f tile n> x;t aeademn. s-ssa-n in In 11-1 wis' result S; s < 'isvx, -,.• tlie "1" '*s an --. i ~ K" 1: a ; i,i>'s ; -.i.a . j «:.".« n .r ns to.i:;«-n i\sse-- t'H-.: i"i -* -- s- Tr- ' - . - :n,'i -1' r < ;-. s «-..!.« if i ; i -l„C- ^ I lI> i t'.it < tl s.. I-s -S-, : ,s.. . s . s. ihily ihftje day* remain to see tie present Samson Hall art exhilnL Monday begins a ceramics showing* ul ss ; cep*.« hi-- : : I.s.is I -i ifs c - "-I-'-;«-n i> V ;a. x --s i;-rr*s'.. j',, ; .< ,s : ,. a; "sa ,,. o-'1- i* -i '.saal s.apa«-i*.:;-- i,i I an: n -m sa is 1 - \ -,; adej st i -, -i r. .a -,' ftft ,.-; .; ;ns r*.^ - -nmaria.. I'l - -' in 'i,sls.- I, iluv a "i,i-ter ihe «r-a.ni'a-. - i nv-es-ny ii>r rt{«e,stitsC hei. ~t, ix dit ,aax ae -i j >x-,» :, s-Odhl,, 3»«il! .s tin a,lae .-,-,;|ra d ie :, • - - - i-j-ads Tl ea"s y.at ■.«.j.tsTi.n-.,ui--.]:1;i;-ii:r s A !--.-- A * sU I e o,;] ilx rx - j .t> ns ™ sen, e 4 -r I»-n' 1'. *.! r -. .p,'i tx ]«..':)'- per ->-;;h-<< ~ no1 r, i' -,s s i.,>t j ,, - r-*-rnt.'t* - h-a.' *'« «,n ,:i,l.ij, pn;,:.- t%t -s n s--a iitJidr. 1'- i. > veaity |x,icits«.inasi. 1 - ,e.-.ni,{ (s'-i 15 „ remains'.-it sams. ,1- n lie- y-t ciniis sx sici i As ;*r.i'- -r.tdeir.. ;;ratlt.« art se-neei-icd. :ns -- ns n.-J trw-lM' s-nly the sehorl'.. -.rati t'.i ;«e1 rex'ifrea. xVla.c the .-taaea; is ..jixvn >re < x;:^ «ai,a r^ pom' pc ..enu^ier imar. Use Unu'e-rsiix a,-..s r., -e-. their standards unt point Students wdio p-i .-;n..|y reeeived 1'»'".-. ^ud eai ned ni irialir for them wall 'saen their itrado ? inverted to th« nee,- syiit-m ,i, xiaicl -i "D ' wi,l s'qttal one aeeiu. llnxrever, since !!ie w,is,.o nealf has i;iiae up ore point, so the ^ra* esse?:ti,-dlj. reaains. the same, En manx ether schools and aniveraitics when tin. ■1J syj-tern is used, xvlrea ae-ceptinti transfer stadeais front Stetson, thej have confused the students' «>rasjes or, (tie ,1& system with their -1 tl The new scale wall ersMie unifortiuiy aaiatsu naxs-t schools and it appears to he a nenefieialnystemin many respects Triples Cause Inconvenience By M4R¥ KAABEK aid PAT Us, WATERS There «isv a Itrge aamher c«f rnony with thrxv rfiotn- matea rathe-r than two this year ir. the women's residence halts. According to Gary Meadows, I-lead ef Mniif-Laons. this u-as net planned, fthut is due to an unexpected increase in the number of frehstnen and transfers- admitted and the large mirn&er ef students, eligible to live off eaaxpas wha elected to live it the donna, Kemper Stnith has had tc aceoinmadaie » extra students. He feals "cranfarfeihle with the acconimodatiotia made. They were net haphazardly dane, hat tisalved much effurt." Smith believes the triples will last for one semester aad by Water Term, if there are any triples, they will be by choice. One transfer student, who asked nut be identified as a courtesy ta lier rrwamattaiL said that haying two roommates made stodyiag, sleepinit, aad eatertainto| tow-da difficult to coordinate. Sh« added that (far WBditions sre ova-crowded and "hardly heme", Forthermore. sh« frit that "c-omplaininittnthe Buasitig Department would create teasiap betweei aiyseff and my raomtaatiBS." Perhaps tlte biggesl complaint concerns the- financial aspect of the WpleKiccspncj roeras. Several stede-ats. prtieulariy upperelassmea, have expressed concern that C«nu i* 1 Winter Term WinierTermwilJ-L»nhe upon the Stetson coni- mwiitx, and this y«r's Winter Term Cflmmittee has been working diligently i on preparations far the start of Winter Term. The ehairoBUi for ihe M?*-l«co«mitt©sj»Br. I J**a Jt. Scliorr of the socioiogj' departroeat, Ihe ttetae he aad the a»- mitfee have selected is Planning "Turaimp Pciob- tjixii! Choices and Their Cor.xe- qaenc«." There arc five ssuhthojnes fo tins ye«\ thesac: IV, Career Choices; ftPlanmag tor a career: iji Lifestvle Choices: Anaiynin|i Personal Options," (Jj Heaith Choices: Keeping Mentally aad Physically Fit: !<i Politiciia Choices: Seenmu^ Coat, P. 4