The Stetson Reporter

April tools - Tht ittpirter sptofs Stetson in a four-page puitout starting §n p„n SSthYear.NoaO 'Florida's Oldest Collegiate Newspaper^ Vtetstm Vniwrmi' DvLtind, Florida Friday, April 1.1983 8;. -fitahra NEI&tiN lepiim-r Eilihar Th .X' i?t 21a{ batiyel .x-icnii: -p:s:e-: X* lie Xaatit e* Tru*la-cs ai *a*— - * ,0.=:. :aeet.n.t. autiiriei* a Sea. ti.rc-e-**atsa i at tte naive-si;1.'-. j-* xi* -.a-tto 1i*23-S-)aeaoei:i-c*,c,-r- ** - -tva at-., the :.ew tnid.s«,et trac-latts xt *,- <l*ts -acrc.ise oicr last u*ar :o ttn* xi**- la,.; :Xr a ie,a,r at Stetson, fix total -asv-sti - xt - lixixtong tuition, a Si-meal ate. -c*,;ei Lice-- and rent on ar averaee S.*t :i*t a«;iati*i.,a- aail raum - aow -.its a*. St..** tra Tin gtiiyasi -..lar, puei, a j-jd-j ^-=<hJ tfl ** saa.-«- oia;. raxes, is down $4,220 ever ast *,a-,*.r\ huigel. According j>. faculty nxnberi wl. receive an average eight pta-eni increase ,n salary wbife araves-si- ty per-anuel -aii] be- given au ares-a^r -even aerecnt raise Ta«> aiaxa^e tight prcent increase in fa raa j -Varies for 1S8**I n,;ll not be ,-icr-is,-the-teard, a merit system based au joa prlermaacc and other factors «• insect.r form uhitiact tie esaet iacrease -Ibe facuSfj salary increase is a esreat step torward for Stetson.** said Provost itootcn foker- - ti*s the firsi tone -o a atavad -eiulc Us* itse pay increase ha,-* teer. abeve the iafsauu>a rate.** Fa.-u.t*, t*en,ati* rhairman Pr, Gary Marx sa ic* ihe-*e ts still a substantial -a-.y -* *.ei;. hi'.r.^ facally salaries ap to aiaa*]-!-!*-*.* snouldae i total; teinal t eae ear saj that fins it.*iea..a ii n brie with President *hir;i:.-i. ,ia-; t, rak*e saiarj X*«,*els ta .*ai--a -. te.. -.-M.Uaj he. * \tar:s said. -*i*be .*a.. se-ii -..,- -.ia-;*;,.!; -,»r-y |-&i-r| Jjrton --an-- t -- er-aix- the ajeiicientv .n seveati-iive jicrcert af the nets, hi:j-a*i *.- ll orlitntaif frem sindctii tees <lt.sAa fr<.e;i an ?0 pe-eeaf reaarce en stutiert ini'isa** i. th Itit-ix**; tiuil-^et, Aparati- "siatoly fin- percer; af tba. trtahtet iai.) -v ::narked oi raiton-mont, wch stifi-, sgranto and atber (nan.* roundtna* ao: the rcitiai'uagas precnt. **Tfx autbrrt r\*r M141 hs,t ail budgets, represent- rss?s, ccaspx-aO'c aad onpartaxtiesX Presklent ?ioc Duncan said- tn spite of tbe risks ard cc.mprar.i:ses tont ate in ibe totd.-ter I 'oeheve st to te a significant step is; ear effort to adequately furd Stetson a*. :. periud wto-a we art* .-ecking fe aoti-- impre*\*e quality aod te fiscally responsible.'*" The following table represents the major areas eoveresi bv tlie budget in 3W7-T.B and i»t4. Money spent on research and public service round out the figures to too prcent. ajyisian lostraetif'i AcademirScpprf Student Setrices InstitutsotalSunpart Plait Ops j>i«,as Schelarshtf-s MB! Mas ill It'.tt a.i x.i 3ft ta .* -* *e 5.3 II- Same tucalighls af toe Wt* t-ueee: include tfie fa] loo-intt; ~S64,ftQ§ for two new positions m tbe School of Business and **one shift'" fasta another teacatag position to f)a vss Hal i, -|tS,i» increase to tbe Off it* al Adnussioiis in cover iacreaseil casts <**f publicity, marketing and travel -45JO* increase to the Hatter. Stetson's yearbook, to insure that enough yearbooks are available to Ite students, last year, stadents complamed of a shortage ef the books, atreortlwg to Vice Stetson MBA program solicits students «fHAN»f1»WE Students recently have received in their campus ami boxes material from Statsaa-s School of Bosbws regarrdiag its Master of Business Administration i.MBa i program, Stetsan-s MBA pcagram, now in its litis year, respires a raaKimuia of slaty hours of course wurk and is considered strong in accounting and finance. According te tte MBA pamphlet mailed out, a full-time student without prior academic wr-rk us business shanid he able ta ceosplete tte degree pcagram ia two years, and a fttB-tima staieat with an andergratlaate degree in hoslneas waald aurmaUy complete the ptpam in one year. Tte biasness foaadatiatt eonraee fflrat y-eart and the advanced level couraea faecand year) consist af thirty credit hours each. Some of these eonrsea are offered m hath the day and Ihe evening divisions. c\fcording to Banna's Guide as tJraim*' sssie Easiness Schools, a competensive guide to U-S schtatds offering graduate basiness degrees, aa applicant to Stetttian*s HBa pr-*jgratn ahould hold ar. .-ffrerjied aaehc.nr*s degree aad have a satxsfaitc-r, i»FA aacCA-lATscert Barrsia*'- sfnes that toe -.admission -tocisiec x aa,-i-d * a ar i-valuat.ar of Xn- apph-atiiX asiJex-raduaie rex-rd. «-acs to eia.s*- .eaaiersicc caattlie-** and ^est -cares A«*-.**nina li, Xtnc *A* fallen, Jean at the business sefconi. tbe average GPA af taose adtmtted ta iae MBA program is over ii 3. ana the .--average GM.AT score usually ranges from fa# to MO Accatda* ta »yj«s, tte giwlaate adm«iw ctaamittee ttet evaiaalas MIA appiKatiotts oaHbM df three hnahws patears ataf Jbu««. He said that the MBA pograat taa 3 studeats enrolM this spctog, tt which abac* half are f oaaer Stetson stadesta. Syien ate said that ite other half of the stadents enrolled are mainly from the Defend commtmlt}*. -*%'t also gel a fair master of students from other universities ail over the coantry.** fiyl« said. There are proseatly seven priafessix-r teaching hi tbe MBA program One MBA rcfessor, Xt itux-xt Cierrt. ttis tr;.tight a --*«• -xi>- .„; .- teach;tag >!trrp' *x* SX-tsa.* --»t t,rogram~pax -tpatiiecii=x.i-ce ;. '"he-ry «*ri;a-":xes b;s,rrr--ar- a .a --iay *.hat i*.«-f -ts assura x -; aianage-rs- -">. -i -aha ba ti-*..x ;-- *; test w,-j to -<*-.-c- ;s thrc^va a .-ai- ;--*- -*- ;.-i-s to.- jtirxfts nit*: : -t*^- iteaughotit the semester. exp*-a*a* bea io the realitj of mataag aituai r-vtoage iaont decisioc- uaWtaatil 3r F* 9 Ethics Fair to cover right, left IS THIS 3CEME FROM the Aetiag Cempny*s prodartiea «f Moiiere's **Ta ibyttta t'haasowi attempts to preserve the approaching marriage ad Vaiere , Wamane tMargarrt leed). 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