9SOtyear.No.lC
'Florida's Oldest Collegiate Newspaper^
Stetson Umvemir Lk*Landt Florida *"""*
Friday, Felraary 11J983
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lit QltWaERllMAUNttD
Staff Wrrler
■c.i.r-'— H*.iJ Student tk*ve!tir.i?nt
,*-„-a.-i.rtii*o Serratr-r Pi jot W,*-.r-j avi a
-tjiXc* taielcria-, cirteaiter tiatx aeen
t. n.e-r .--*i u^Jsjbary pra.*aatn-n by T^eai:
-tX-ttti-iii t-* X Cirtl Jt-i;kiris f'ir -theft o!
i i-*-r-it |,:t-3e-t-,* .r, ta^ar-ertiin vrJL
-Xix'*-- Jan ?l re^i',a*.:ar. to the StiA that
*-* - X*,.*,*::-";!*.*-- aiat-tied I** turn aan: nf
a -.1 t**-i 0=41 att-a -caiale residenee htJL
*ia.-i-.i,x ta W.*iJ-tl, the eneattrva,
-iiiroixit ;* Iha Xusrd >i Trusiiax rw*
Carson to get
new look
BiyiRlLttilSTiNGS
Associate Eiltur
-\ aixpi.i.-*aiii -reated by iJeao of Student
trvirs (X Xarth ierj&os and f iireett*r af
iteyaetnja. Xtfe Kemper ft. Santa. *,t*
Hutta-h Xawer and ffsper not, .if Carson
*. * -= .-aacrit'ti-' re,-inen«- hall has heen
iptrix-i-;; ii *ne iai»cutive eaminJtee af
:ne Boars vf Trustees
Ccntrar. it rumors rumtin^ aroand
i.-iraput- ttts doe,-. at*t traean Carson is
i-riinc :-!>-t*d, aer *&ili & ***alj be ta-aitt
l-et^eei. ihe wanren'*-: jeelion and the
aier's. ,-mt will y«re oe n secaoly guard
i *.*astnatiy pairoLitie die Brett.
TK- two seriates are already two
.-vj&ritte htnJtotngs j^iaeti orJy hj a
walkVk-ay.
According to three tt-r af Thj-Jtcal Plant
Charles Johnson,, the idea has been
dtsr-ttased ay President Pape A, Duncan.
Frorost f^ntoa L't*k«f. Jenkins and
Smith
Aetrwtfcng tc* derlifls, the main purpose
ia Piiaajviiir.g the winm ranaitig east to
»i»5t is sti that saint female students wit
CtfitSiWltiOrtfUS
ir tin- President'*! ttitmiji Room aac oat
r: the trustees aeridealally left behind
his eopy of the budge! The student
cafeteria manager picked up the budget
and gave Ward tt rapy.
* He gav* u«e o c>-py ane. f pholffepicd
it." Ward siiid. 'That is when f round eat
aaratt ti-jrjoti Hall, I cubit kat*' tht
.liitranieciswt-restoiHi"
Ward read front ihe Jtcunieot ti the
Jan. S* SGA nieehB* "WX might be able
I? do soioetfitg abiitt thx." Ward said
■it tf:e meeting, "it gitet us ,a,
ayBpattanny te get no! cf ot.-r rtt ot
itiacttch "
ArriirdtciJ io Ward, tae Cari«sja li'JI
plan aras the inly prt of tlie untt'enoij-'*!
budget he rt-ecaled toils- Senate
Ward offered Reporter editor Joseph
S euros a ccpy of the budget and the
awiat-tfc rf tfce Trustee:* eamtnittte
meetinp. but h'egren declined the affer.
'Th? nevt day Bean Jenkins caltect r.ie
aitd told me tt- -bring those stolen
a itseameots t o me.' * said Ward.
j.: t.t
tx;: e----i
"I am nftt a pilty party in this
M!atr, ! -m-as werpuaaisiX1' -
B1M Wattl tflioteby-i&rej Gates.}
Aceordi agio tVard, Jeoiaas laid
icas not in trouiile after ha- t.tirt.=
the cup.*, oft tlv audgei to ilie cean-
Wlter, a-sked '.i-verify Ward's asseni-*,
Jenkins saicf. **1 do aot recst nrasia*.
that statemeat, aaJdotit-itdetit ii.'
.k-nlitis offt-rtd b.-ta Warrl aa«i *>
.--tJifei:! I'afetetit. aiaaaifa-*r a tra---.
te**re itt J.t8iteni*i,tiia|«sc-d .'vd'era-y
Coni.tii- tint they ferftited I'aat
aitt-rnat'.-s.e a-ni lei Jenkins dxacst -*f tt;a
cauC-
*f ait. .mt a guiih party a: t;u-« affa*.i
Ward --did. aird r,g tnal k- is api«-ai:aa^
the de,x-.iiin n- Piwv-t Dei ter «a^: '*
wa s t eerpo ttis ac4 *
"The lafomiatti-in va:. a t,r.\*.x.-«r-J
atatXr a ic 'Jiactlivxred usa w.x inactt
cf it-' JerJtms ,vJd. ' It war-. jwx.-Lta i'„i-.--
infiarmiitiac and aot fiita'.. *ta;- i,-**c if .*
wwtid at*t hart fit-er accaratt* '
Wom tea-*, forted ic resign his isa: «
ibeStlg seoaie oecause* -if the six aa tii..-!
He ecttld ix- reinstated il t jfo Xnrtis aaf tin*
senate voted le dt* -<*.-
Contnued on P. 16
Millard addresses WSTN volume
ftyJMEPifiBaiON
Jfteporfcrfaitor
"f was eatiag liuieh with a representative cf tie TiiSanw law School and
the aw?tr was so load **e ceuld hardly
carry en a namta! coaversalic-n,* gripes
an irked liberal arts pcotessar
A student is eveffaaan!, '*Dattin. -ail
wt've been hearing aver chat jtapid radio
station for the pst hoar is faggj Barrj
Mawla* music Hp» 'boat same Rolling
Stones or something-.,"
"If they tssrotiM just baee more contests
and stuff, people wight listen," conies
another up
Enter Bill Miliaid, Be shiies and
laughs a let. Be fas to. The previous
TOmmetits - and niany more similar in
nature - were at ait-ant for ttis
etiifw alios
Si oce ht first stormed tin to the tat*ene
last year as a candidate for WHAT
ehstinwiti with a prescription io care the
stahfsti'i* tllaess, Millard has beea frying
ic aaplciacM las master plait to gtv%*
WSTS - WHAT haw again - a coniihle
repctatian.
In an mterview tha, week, he talked
aboat the radio station he could justly
call ai-? second hsssm. He is frequently
spited m tX'B JDf leaning owr a
trisibled control board ar ptiently
showinti a new student how,* ta belter
'frtax the rerord":
Nine huotlrer* dolktrii. and ate new
ttigioeer later. Uk -Board* w tstiall}
wt*rkmg ic Millard'-** satetacnon Ife na.*
s;icM al! hat $£».t af the stations $l,tf»
hedget au the beani. repairs, rettirtls and
c-taer routine ei;per.-«-s,
A', the oulsf-f af this year, Mdiard -set
r-iUt to pat all tfx egalptneni ta order,
tab Aadenis wb-.- were interested tn
spinning records ,it.d doing nhtsws. checit
iaio getting stanx* cart mactees fend
* fitid oat shiil the stu#nts wanted and
give j tto them *
CffGmtfenMJ}
Stetson beats Florida
aressetiee, Ths
'filaodtiisilsiiiiiie
-i-i o'as aai) wil begin practicing on EniiJv
Pltoto tiy Greg fittest, s
The Sfetsat University* forenaies foam
defeatsd tte UaiterrsityM..JPktsm. in th*
aanaal slate toartiaaient held Feb. * and
i at Flarida College «i Tampa to captarit-
the totxted :4aie chainptanship,
Stel«iii e&raed a tntal of tats? points
«-*uit setoad ptat-e gioritla pxki*it up S9.
Fii-f itciiiiiiual first place state tttles hy
■^^ ts.i-.-t ,*i.ntf ihatcai to iie \ ittt--y-,
Faf-t platx duo tnta^rpreiatka aorcars
w sot *.s- rhi' team oE Jerjtt r-,igiiette and
Stephen !*tt Pa-quefte att* w«n first
plare in naprottgiiu speakirg attule ttiti
fmishri: fir^t :r. dramttlic ii,t--rt:retaUa,i,B
Fti'st place m rhetorical eritiesin went to
Ann Milaer; Maretie Groover flnished
first place in afier dinner iburaaroos)
in asltiitton to fife first place titte, the
team captured a total of W other finalist
aositioBs, Pifluette wtsu secottd Place ia
both persuasioti aod after dinner speak-
mg, as well as third place in twetry and
fourth in prow.
Crratifi Piitnal placed sseeotsti in extero-
tHiriioeous, fourth In rtetorieai criticstii.
ijiformaim: and Impromptsi aad fifth
place inoersuaiirto?!.
Groover finktwi third in mmasim
and ifitrth in ifirsprtintpisi,
Susaji Dye placed second in av-
fiffrrniitt-vi", third in estermfwraiieous,
fifth :ti aiipramjitit and foarth pratr ut
duo rnterpreWicjt with parncer Itirk
Boutwej
Continuetl wi F.
