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'Vloriiitfs Oldest Collegiate Neivspaper*
Sfelsoit University DeLatul, Florida
October 27. 19d§
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For 35 Years: A Selfless Cause
"X -*l:iu*.t- .its-. 8 -Bt.a
;rt'i--lt-aiha; is a week len-f
* :n.ar;.*s'ss*>a. .-atrpasini tsriapit ta
.--la-t.-at s -t-s nip as. Ths*. year
8ir-a-iiS*s.,«ii7*;-** nan* aran October
. lia <u.'a't.sht>* i-**
a I ait att-a-j aaa ^sv-t.sv-tiX uvmpus
** - r i - ti vt v t-, a rs a 8r*rt>. a h ta eve a t i 9
;-8n--4.--td asf v;.rtou*8 games.
*l a-tvs. ana -u.;*ii*,-it*ie£ designed to
*-i"s*b- mt'ii***-- "aa bent-lit- local
ah-sMt'a-*.
8"4<.'.*:'nfei.thsir involve-*, the
v I- * * t- *- tc- i -- - n -*a .in tn uni ty at
-.;i*-,]iv. -ili-il". and stutteiat-8 work
-a *£.*.-iher lb* this selfless cauae.
Tht? nasrat Sat ihl-s snetr-t wa-*
-Barsptt-d fwani ihe symhai! of a no**-
.*...fit a.r-Hirii*-8iien tb.al benefit*
hnntua-*: tba- n.*d feather of the
a isib*- Wav'. Ka*epiii*f the Ura-
-a f-itv spim ;**, aissitl, ibe B*ew-r tsf
the feasher was changed iaa tjar*-
»,v**> sB-wr. Stetson itrrts-n.
The activities yf Ibis ya-as *
Crtjenfeariiev- include the -iastta.--
*a-thoti, i-lr, Besituty coratesi. nack-
a-thou,;*halk art,olytnpics.ca'-ii]-
val, anal Pais*etit's Weekend t*V*ll-
its. Pa re titX weekend ittiedinta**
€EfeenfealtM*-»- again this year
since it was such a stucces,* in
19SS,
The foSlie-i. serves as a perfect
event to annaaunce the raffia* winners, present trophies to winning
orgi-ssitiatitsns, and crown ,\Sisit
Clresstfeat her
This year's tdrcen feat her Co-
chairsnen fHna Dtanni and Jack"
Payne have fe*aen working very
hard with Ktsdiiev Ellis tta niftfce
Grtesifeastber a suecess,
bant year's efforts raised an-rr
$2b.*)a-lti -.ind Ths-> year's goal is to
s-aisis over $2*iiMHh S-i-etson h <in
its way i-n i-hii-. goal as ibis year t,
dance-a-ttwn aiasne brosighi in
•aver $1 000 Thelargesl con r,**ibsj-
te-rs to the Ccret nfeathes- miida tn
the paai.1- have hec-as i"-*c'ilty and
ut-iC dt»ni*tic*na and tbe ntm-iey
raised by she A-!'a.**s f'reenfs-ather
cantlidales.
Local orgasiiiaiiwi-t which hen -
eiU f**t.sm the vlreesifeaiher funds
vary from year to year- This
year's rharities iistlude; Aftien-
iatt Cancer Safety, Ihsvalll-fcme.
Nfighbtirhtaaid Center, Methodist
Children's home, Xnited Way.
Anierican Red Crosi--- F.\"er--*r---ei-.
Day Strhovl. Hospice, and il*
llotise Nest Doer,
tlreenfeather is a fun way ibr
?Ste-tatsn**i coramanity tit gel
Involved and raise snoisey tor a
great eassise.
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Spotlight on Greenfeather
page 10-11
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Sports p.]2
Oaeksp-lS
Stetson
Diplomats Speak on Perestroika
By Paul IX Bain
and Hobert Bulk**,!*.
Top diplomats frons £480*11 and
West Germany and ibe Soviet
t'siton joined vvitb an Ansencan.
ex*;sa!"-rt 011 Pera^twika last week
to dife-uss the topic in the 19R9
Stetson i%rvers-ity later-national
Sytn*itasiisirt«
_ Tbe two Una. event aiffered :odi-
vidaia! j-.re-sentation3 of each aiip-
it i-iat'ai. v)ew,at of lieresr-faiika and
Jt4i4inost and their amernatiursal
liipactSj an Araeracan vies*.* oi
I^Kstriiiha by Dr. Jerry Hough, a
Duke li«ivw*i!t". professor and
expert, and a round tuhk- diinua-
sioin amaini; the four.
Represetsting the Federal
Jib*jittb5ic of Germasi,*, [Went €k*r-
manyl a*ae Mr, Tiielrich C*-ranajxv.
tnaj C.«n9iil Generat a.*f their
Mtann ctansulate.
Br. P,nd Lintj. the Sec-nnd iSec-
retary of the faennan Beflri**scraiic
P.e.piibb'c**5 Washington Embassy
anti Dr Andrei Isriirovicfs
t-ehedev o{ the Wasliingti>j-|
Embassy -jf the l-"a«ai ol* Staviei
S-taarrialtsi- P^epnhSic nipres-ented
the eastern blocli natiaaas.
At the fir-ji isessiun c«i the syrti-
fosiurifi. erjiitleri "-Diplomatic
Vievs-s,-* the ih rare s*a-pm*-aotiiats ves
"taw their news and opnioti**,
th I,ebt,-dev ajaobe first.
"There are change*, not jost-
w«;irds hut deeds," said l*bede*".
"Thete are changes happening
every tA*>, and they are happening in a po-ritw-!* ^ay,"
ht*hedev aisto discussed pere-
strtiika,s impact on the arms control talhs, asubjifjcton which lie i.*
an expsrl-. He said thait in 1**->S€,
when peresi rotka was in its early
days, arrtii* control taKts w«re ,tt a
stintistill. Now he hehsjvc-s an
a-yr**etJieiit voll be reached bt the
■slid cf next year
He uajd that the ne* polil-ical
thinking sQbac*dl>e« to the vse*-v
thftt protwctstssi comen from more
than just armies ,-ind wea|sons.
Pr. Line tosichett upon the
weetil repbteetnetit of the East
German f orainaniat Party Chief-
Erich Han«ker, hy hard-liner
figors Krens.
tins prardictad thai the n*-»v
leadership *iv*tll be sTtore willing ks
earry-oct the doctnnes of pere-
st-foika. He said, "The problems
m tthc-l (JDR will be -M»5vedX
•*M\aw wrt- have started, in *ihei
GDR, a*, well as 'in the; -Sovtui
l"Elton t« let the- pempie rule
again."*He said that Ibe taew. leadership is more oriented in a a..p4--a.-
noss tplissnoii.ts art a -vsull *af
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