The Stetson Reporter

92nrf Year. No. 18 'Florida's Oldest Collegiate Newspaper Stetson University DeLond, Florida Friday, February 12, 1980 Ninth Model Senate Going Strong »iw: Jr^iwx '3 students horn other campuses ami -,1-,-ctal nxxn-sl Sautes, hcai Ctmgrcw to Stetson each xssst--- %,«. i- x r.l,t the rettiro et ihe manatees io Blue Si-nnex ir-et rather theveailyl'.S. Model Senate which hs-Kar. xs-xiortisy aad *di continue thwugh Sunday .V'- Hangar tl Sihraitt tthe ttai om) wdl -speak iti tic f'.ican-tl- Hali auditorium at 8 00 p ra Satutdaj. Its- l-rni- tytnsoattt's xpe^h -*i1i bs- oper tc thr i',l;s- .. i-'ri-r, tUiik. hctoti. UCF FSU. Btrmiiiigiura i,„tit"sc-|-a tsllejte aatl StetSMt Itave sew Madenls tc p.c-kisiti ia tae rtwrk-iip nf lac retd-ltfe i6,Min,ti".' --xa" jp»ra«». xxilh participants parading. m,r,ei.t'.i:. ;iv?.l-.ng .nnt t-cen sleeping u* scrmittjj tol in ct.i,-r to fixirirax then waaicr-parts iti the upper h<,axt- :*.iht'« l'x . i-a.-la-iiiti this x-cur -*tli twer energy, the drait, anc 1-cc-. tts-xi Blue spring manatees, among other area*. Siis,it«st-- f.irncipa*.i. m rnmtiiirter nearitigs. pwiv ,Bs,xi.x.-x utd 1«s1 Senate sessions, all the whtir trjiiJawK .isicptistisixitig and tabling legislation. t.i- ' w^-.tie Miry chatrrtiati nf the pcittiea's xos-ct- ,i,.-.s.srrai.ttt and faculty advisor lor the Mixlei V.iwt-. -a - -rifcr-exctif this, the aiath Sctiate, "7his M..c-1 xxs>.-ii K-.«ax of :hebc« organised and phume(! i Oiifwrd J till n son dunk* in StHsi.ra'H , *>pt>rtaru1ar TT-T2 upset of Martiuollr las I \Sednesda\. Transfer Hassles.„P»4 J J. Master. JP.8 Baseball Begins „JP, 10 Students on ^a*mmgloii-YY.Xrip vurrtmnd Sett, IlarriMm Schmitt* t-x-er. Over 54.* SicSc-i stadems are involved, *hfch «, i vem, piHsttwc factor," All tiwtniTtet- hearings unit Senate vesuotre are open tn the public. CwrtmUwev will be judged, a* will individual senators, in a number et areas hy several Sk-tx«i sitidtins Ai the a-aards banquet Sunday, plaques and certificates will he axxardetl ta those etnupsi and tnj-.vidua! x xx-tn, hevi inert the Sotiate*? BtsJi. tor best ponray «nd its other Mandatite, Iht lolln»tng .-; * partial k-mn$ ,'1 mt Stetwc. xt.toe*"ts partk-pjlire ax -enan-cx jihI lb*1 1' "* .Vralcr-, ih-, -a-ll it itii.iiitit.e tk-hh.c %ers Sea Mimo oi HiXti-Ja-. "x'V< y,ss|ei- i.Vr. y.,'-yn.har, N *.i. Itict. -Vltna.' ,M:t.,r't, ti-..t.r Raid <»t Nan > V^nci Hob, a iSci ;L-,.i«.;.xxa. t,.i! i. t=ax t'al.ins .Sea h:.s-s-i. Una s li s- iuia-sx .Mascttx-is'i;P-t hi-istCis.. Vsa..x >, .V.hc T-,t .-> a iVn xiaixtt>«tut t >& ' J-1" I jni.ll: i'xcs WT na -.SI - V xc ^n-t1l- tP,-ttrax cc .-,,.--1 -.p--a^tt -x, «. x..' v -~ "-- V. . ill 1 Ptc. iV'ixrx \ a--, ,xr.!Jxl,.-- l,,s\ I--.—. -J.1,tl t>« ilix ftx.-r.aic lai-, year, as, Jti Inhhyats from Stetseti idm OCF -will he pushing for paijage rf ientski®?i uf special ^noe-rn ta thetn, aeeurdiajt to Marylynn Otavel, Model Senate Cotnmittee chaittni*n for witaessts and tehlnists, hfiss Grairel said there will be wtteesscs fur af least fcor uf the Seaate «wnmittcei. 'ITiey are: ifor ihe Fortigtt letotions Committeel Anttfaisafer Mtn-or. Ms Tm Ireland and Dr Kevin (FReefe {FOr th-e Eaergx- Coratntttee't Mr Bi-ek Mania anti hfe, Tracy Smith from Runda Power, Pr. Meal Loup and Mr, Willis Ktoppt {Ft* tte Huntaa Resetitees, Cmamisterl Or. tari Joiner. Mr. Chris Bmgper. Mr Ham taftt iFnr the Judiciary Coaimitteei Mr. j antes Oax-t aa and Ms. Sarhara Knippet. Senate Schedule frfayi B-il a.«i.. Conirmtteie Heannga, DUB 1-»-i3H p.ai.. Panv Caucuses, Dattx Hail Kms, 102 itlftt 1 ,»-WW p.m.. Senate Session. Paris Kail Aadisoritttii S«arda.i,s h-W;tS a.m.. Committee Mearingix, Dcxti- Hail PUP 1ft? W, feaati Vxxiae Davis Halt Atidtti-snjni :;: 15-1:5» turs, Rrp Bi',1 ChaOpiT lur,.hi-H,,r in ftetsca Soc-tn IlK. J 15, Pan;, faaewxtx. Dax is. Ha 1 ;■ V?:>1, 'xenato ^-^t.ir.. Oaxix Hal: "i,ax« «*W"-5H:3( p.m. Sen Harrises i,Ia: t:i./atvii' listl Atcrc-tit'ta in.iV-11 :tifi p.tc. P« .i-|.-i;.Ts fhatst - ct I,. Pat. t. SKiiiaiy " :-1" t-. rs -1 ^ f«t. 11 -.fe4 xcaio- ""t-x-is- s ,ft^''a.-.l:ssfs ts r. . A-ajrCx Baai|-.i "jt.-i .- R:*.ir Parents Weekend March 7-9 G>VAt'LA HATERS fetitn-s Writer i*art,:ils' Wechcnd !».' u-i. tie fr-M Mweli T-:1 netl 01 onuses to have .^itichi-y, a; .iterr for eveririitie. Under Ihe JtMuc cf Va! Bia;id aid" Jt»lri "Yak * Y.inchelt. fifty oithwiissu* .tlt.dv,"ifc! httcc- tesi wurkii-c stct iit-t^ter tc h^.t t. rcfard run.lvr c: parrnt-, arai a i",-.riet, Lsfait.tiUe^. This, xi'^r'a Fellies vuli he held iti EitiMiijetl: ilal; and wCI feakri:- tah stttdt-nt and fattillj, n-Btertattint-trtn nnd a ptufcpsioaal O.J wtic mil atinoiince the acts. Also, the pi-iy " Ttie FantastnicLx * ttill he presented !j\ the theatre xiiparunwtt tn Stiver Ttt^tre. Bnii &,eM* will, lake ph,ce btthf riday and Satttrttay aiaius. * Tht bar-h-tiusi this yenr u-itl I*- uenlereti attsund the thtw ef ur. tiltl-fashintieil pittnc," stated ,\te, Biattd. whe stressed thr need frr st'jfiait a ati faculty participation. ALsti planner! fer the pirtiat if- entertnimnerJ hy tht- Stetsoti jtis easetnWc, and pe-yably, custtuiiitig for the aftemaun The ?resh!ent'ii. feceptina will he Satnrttay frnm S:S>U:«, At this tmir, th-e Dtanctim, trill apn their huate «> parents and students who t«li be serced refreshrnente fer da bit of Stintbem hnspi tality. Several sindftn-^nenteti attttTitt*s have nlsn been planned, neeorduig to the two ctHchatmieti, Aomng ihese are an Art Shew fenta-infi student taleM, and fr.tertaitnnent in the C&Ree House, Students are ete-aaraiedtnattend ant! brinj; their parents. Ms. Bland also intrmlueed t&e possibility nf aa Open R-ttise tn "shon, off" th dorm ttiiprti¥enient prsigraixts w'-neii were receatly ctsinpieted, Here, it is hop-til that parents can feel free tu coine to then* sittdenits' room and tour the dnrtn ureas Mei«t v* Hit plaaain^i nf this, will be left up to Head Rcsidi-tit.x, in rai-h resptrdtce ecirtri -'A'tso pitumed is the annifcl xetum icurntiitssi-t, ps«n tearaarat-ut and the aifttertwcx"! Basebai; i,«anio. * reniarkert Yinchei? - We arc :iet-k;n«; t-i pitsc.dt liti-r«lly -.-,1-ijnthhig for e-ceryxitir.' and ti,«tx ",nat .--..sOCLb wiil ttJce ti.lva.it. -n ci nil the hard xx-irii-,'.itd t;ii«*it-y--lhat has j..:.r.e j it- Pari-ais' Wceki-ad- Evr-n J a .vadenfa parent-' s »-,i.„t attx-ntl, he ar she sttould adopt.-. tutvd nr at h-ast £c tx the act-.tiiici vi\h a friend " ."iUurtlay's acttities will ttn.ti.de dtiplays arcw J ii« tlcr fotmtam which mil feature tlreelt ornnniiatiuns, cluis ,sr.d ether tsrennizatteis, wise vnJ .nftsmt antJi pctrents, &:«! slodeats niKrist apeoasttit eeenP: ant! hour tu ttet .tieohcc Jntereis-ted nrptmctttions shoaliiseoar of the ;o-tiha.rf.x-n Eecaase of tb-e eitormi.su.'-- respunse tr Parent's xVeekenti. arra aotels are hrtoteed fer tae »eek»n.l Wawever. ttiere are tiereral hotels and motels in the IMttsttti area, and there ;s. still fwtti for a fen patvats it tht jxutist rooms in the Carlton Vntun Building. Tht> year. Or I and can espe-et 8W visitors djriijs preaf» weekend, so staletils are creeti to niahe anj arrangeniente »-ei! tit advatiee- Self-Study Surveys IJiiderway ByitlSCAlCE ispurterBtitor As part of the ttawer- sity's Self-Stidy m beinji undertaken in compiianee ts-ith the demands <tf atemhership tr. the Sooth- ear Assneiation of Colleges and Schools tSACSj, ewen- stxc quest inn aatre«i haw been xi-m w all iacah", metnners ar.d nntrht-r isf .Miidi-titx aao aiumrj will receive simitar sunreirs. Or. lichard Itmlred, assistant profesi-or of psyehology and memher af the Study's steertaj cotnmittee, has been heading up tbe i|ne«jonnai« effect. Kindred is, editing ipies. twns sabantted by x-arttHts committees, tnvnlxe d ir, the Selt-Statly ' 'iasteaxi af ea, h cimtnntiee ds-«-.rip thb. " at fjinl.J*^