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C I J"-, S* S #4 f* £" r\ I J<4 d*!, *■ * ^W' _:«* I 1 #1. ,!-■» i ^i $&* l\ijS=.=)J)J-e.-?r=.^f:6rt!,J?3!y *WfflPllllfr 92nd Year. NoJ3 "Florida's Oldest Collegiate Newspaper Stetson University Delond. Florida Friday, January 18, 1980 Women *s Tennis Team Denied Tourney Shot lyWKSCAltE Icperter Editor i'mi ni--ncn lenr.is plwm frtwi Stel-ysu had an ipf«.iri.niti, tc play ai a. major in vi tad-in id toiirnameni -a-h-rib a me nth. Nit because of un it op-ity pelhyihei, m.-er;- 1.11, aitd iht- apporramp- re shw aft their sit ilk n.citmM rin. -iti,: ia ih- nation, l.-.t-rdir.ii :tt Wi-inn*n'i Teams Coat h Vkky Pate, ihe Uiiv H^Ueci iiirrc int-iicti ie I lie Marotii National i-ajstlj"', t.i ae be Id Jan. A a in Sua i>it*ge. "Ihe tourer*, ic ini m-e tht top ihree small cetlepe tcania, in iIk "Mi'or., will* all ni-m-travel espouses paid hy "he I iurr„rteai pt i.i',! irip fifths fer die fear iikteri anc tc-,i-,-h Pale ai -I- n .ti-: >l!V«.Mifl, aad Mr*.' Paie attempted w ia -,L- iht iicc stars- land- on her iitea h> appealing to an-_ t-:inis faa.s supporters of tbe teu®, aatt by niing f'cr >--„ n rtiiiiiti.-. She haC raised aboai half at the money u her -,ht nas "sftmiej" by the ail ministration, ' h -t-cras tht- iini',crsiiy.iiji.aats a low-ievel women's, . Woodland-Maui. Intersection Examined By JOY TURNER The Mccseakc between ffnaataad Boulevard and ilnir.csata Arer.ue has bt-carce „ traffic haitard ta Sioca staderts far years t sat been a prab-lem, ant ;iuw\ as aodt tbr rnnrtiber of 'cciuclcs aad ttie cumber of siwieats iirtftfiam the m- tcr;-,ist;ar. u« increasing, the priit .en: .ia.- tieconie acute, t, setnticn is imperative A ssUy ot the .situation is aeay condattod by Mr. fjccties Edrnundsoti. Mr. Uacit. Rigsby end Mr. Ernest Scott, Together with the Lienarynetit of Trans* ptti-aatian tbey are tr>utg ta tts,se», in prcbleci and find a feajihlt sai attar. iticst-i, by mnljwnit prtenpi ef stcdeal .move- ii.rnt. i.ai- ,ietertn.ned that bitui-e-i -as and eight thousand students :-rass. at the intersection every school week, tn addition, he fauna that TT.W& cars, trtiriKS, and bases pass Stetson's mam entrance every week, Seiera* people have ai- reidt been hit there The srreeeii of locking wheeb- is not uneotnmoa tn those wha yrork nearby. The reasons fc-r these incidents are nsuaUy carelessness on the pan af the- driver and/ar the pedestrian. The process of finding a solution is Dinting rpickty tlirnut-h Mr Bdtnttndsoii. Tlie Departrnent of Transportation has eottnnifted itself to update the traffic signals, install crosswalk facilities, and demand buttons. The State .s also in the prcewss of updating the traffic sicaals, AC these irtiprnvernenis should help tc minumrethe hazard. Thr LnuijanJOisis tcuais program." Ivliv Pale said "Heir"re getting a great deal for ilwtr motirj, ih«ijjh He team's ei,pi,i^uri* promotes the team and the univerwft." The leam\ bod pel for the present j cm ii, If-titS}, with ne allowance lor speeial etenti- -ar opportuaitit-».. In an cft«*r tm rwaplete Ihe funding for die trip, Mrs, Pate appnaarhed ^dministratiti* oflieiak. lacludiup Aibk-tw Direrioi Cdenn Wilkes Wifts-s- n-ccntit- wld The itepflrter thai an Arhlclie C'c-aimhtre ruling n,soec shiinJirbiiftire Mrs. Pate toataeted him enneerabijj tbe fending directed all spsvial fatidinp efftirti ontiide at thnse iodaded ia a -sport' *i bodj|eT to \ ice-Preside at tor Dfi,oJopnteni H. Pea|«la*, l,ec. WJkvx said lhai becauie of the h,hoti penetl eCdme atli-*\*rt bt Mri Fate befare final conSrraation *as FwedeJ on the ream's participation m the MarriiH tournament itu-o sUys}. ii was neeessarj' lor hira to turn do* a Mrs,. Paie'*i request. IPreaident 0-uucaa u-oatd normally have wade the final dectsaw, bat he *as ont ..aSLLmikihsJiSil™.. _™_____„ ,4 reflective moment for Rollo May. Student Viewsf Opinions Vary 8y JQSFtm NEGRON, JR. Aliened Iraman students have now held American diptcaiats hastate at tbe American Ettihasay m Tehran, Iran, tor 7fi cays. There is no apparent break-through tn tae mutation; the crisis is, rapidly heeoraing something we On The Inside Earth Buy «L,P.*J Chamber Mimic RecitaL.P*6 Nut tit ion (m idelin «\\\« I* 6 IPC (kt £iimng«*.P«7 are usedte, andsonietlaaj- we are getting very bred af. Haw do Sletson students mew the Iran Trials, and what are thea* feelings about Americans being held captive an foreign soil? Nearly all nf the students interviewed agree ca ene thing. The United States .Nasal forces la the Indian Ocean shaald immediately blockade the Persian Gulf and shut off all Iranian iniprta and exports When reminded that Ayatullah Shameini has warned that a naval blachado would be considered "an act of war." students are quick ta retort that taking over a guest eaiiiassy is also an act af war One student, Brian Eubarfts, eoaimented, '"tf they want a war, let them have it " Stetsen students are a bo very quieb ta rate President Carter on his handling af the crisis. Freshman l«e Harden is very critical af the President and eharpes -that he doesn't fave leadership ability and proved that hv nat earryinc oat the altimatiun he made a few weeks ago," Cont, P.4 "It canid have twen a had decision," Wilkes said, -'hai in Ifth, tbraean's absence and considering tbe shortage flf time, 1 bad in make the deeisian," Last spring the women'i, tennis team won tht Rorda state sauli-erlefe dbisiea championship aad received a birrh ia the national tournament held ia Beaver- At the eharapiemibips the badies finished fifth twnralj, with the mmiber one Strtvan doubiei! team finishing third while Mantl> Parsons was hotwreo as *n Atl-Anierit*an. The team was invited io the January loarnanicnt after two of the four reams which finished above a were unable to attend- Witites said that it is pas-dhlc for a tcum re receive additional allowances in us budget lor *fecia tournament plaj, hot it must give the, Athletic Committee adequate time ai ciaisalt Mr, H, Orave-s Edmundson. vice-preside at fer finanee, and f-red Cooper, vpocial assiaiaal to tbe president for ath,eiies. hefi^ciHpsiKt^^ Reporter Survey: Is There Cheating at Stetson? BrKBNGEEWNT Recentty, the itepurter has been notified of several Instances of cheating at Stetson, rhealing is unfair ta those students wha do their work and do* nat resort te cheating, Those students who are eheattng need to be stepped. We need your help to find oat just how bad the cheating is on the Stetson campus ae that something might be done about it. fm need nat identify yourself, ditst fill aat tbe following survey and return it tn the Stetsaa Jfeparter, t-ampus Bo* MS. The results of this snrvej wall be printed m nemi week's issue of the ttepeter. Thank you far your help. Chesting Questionnaire Jus! drop in tdititpus Mail chute: no address necessary 1. Po yen believe extensive cheating to haw occurred ia any of year classes'? •i. If so. do you feel year final grade for the class was affected by this cheating af others'! 3 Do yoa think cheating af this tnagtatude baa occurred regularly in the past and will ccinUntie? 4. What is tbe btie cf the department \ an bave tn natal' S What do you feel was the cause of the cheating! 6. What do you think should be done tn correct tbe situation? 7. De you think an Honar Code would help stop cheating at Stetson? 8, If Stetson did have an Honar Code, would pusiga it"* ll Other comments UmN^t^KUt^MnMMi
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