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iS**: "IS iff ., 98th Year, No. 7 f_Floridals Oldest Collegiate Newspaper^ Stetson (Jftiversm DeLand. Florida Friday* October 22, MB S*yJt6EP«lSEOIt#M Reporter Bdltnr AbrsBt 73 faculty members and ad- risinirtrat.jps, ^adj^-d Tuesday night ut X---s*- aj Hail! tt, 'n-air Pr-tseost lienton Coker * -tl-rx- «Va«> X hi* -t-jties as chief -; j-1s.'i-.i-- ;if-*. -* si-j-it- jrnversity en-fl tts -i-nt' *...- t'-.-n i*- -a -*ype Dtircan discus.*. -j a,—■ uv-: iriic. the acdgsH$a*) - - --:.'- -- - jx-x by - ti* ji finr-vses] ,..< ;x x.r.s! ;...-ir :.-ii; =a+.»v x.-^,, -> x *l - : XMti.fl .-;. per*-- ; -,-*** nr. v-tt .tr wrm t- ..s. 1 j,-;. - --;-i. t j.i.s, it.- ' martatinrX *.;* --; .1 xi- ,t* *ni. |, ixsajt ..tiiS, ;-,-s...-- > a - *-„* j -v- sewM txfxsr s.*f Ut - -s -s,x ..rxe.!*;- ra*tjXtt.siXJty .t; -.s r: -. 1.' ..'-.' . VftKVrvv-l iris. :.-.-ssi a- -;-.--;tiot. -sisr-rsli-ittsr. .-.*r- *-'atr;^-t;.|"-iitr: ;.-t. :*M. -",-.---.* .j^ 1 n,-,s.„s. lx rtla.t\l. b ,-.--s--,i ','1- r}j..r enrecctivt- tiff iter ssi the n ;*.«-r.*.|, ' .'Uur Msisi ac desrribiBss ti-s *.s-s-ji-ii;si. n^ t --i,.;c advisor and compet* irts'-ut-*si:sanf'iAi; -Wsrsast C.s.%; ..ca ttit- provost ts a ,s--.-rjriaT{.! Tix- prt cost miisi share a Lt. jad at :'«.rttaatis,*n...to improve the tea.x*a% ^srtst*s*sr. ij tbe tt-iieersify," -egsrsfii' x <-i ut lis Cdfer. the provost must -o*-- s, j as an ctinsitltant- "He west nave i-os.-agh ertpeneiiee aboat ccrrleti- .j-f. »v s ttatt.;«a- m--*aia, the hbrary. i-t si ettter matters to provide support and assistance in the teaching classrooio." Colter-said Coker siiid his main goal was to have the ' best reaehwg-learning ent-irotunenl WS-- yao on campus.** TK totl rule t-r the prcwist. said XA-T-1- *.t- ae a eatelyst. "The pr\*etst .nix*- is-- .Jit*.- L» f,--tU"sr same thirii.? ta xppta'..' tXt-xr said. -In one sense this j: . «..--} -|i.-trttL-li.j roic- .it ts laxi ;-,> ;'t;t'-t--.rit,-a,-his:od I'h1 xtxssi attxt roct. ttte husst-.s- X- ;,*! Hxtrx- ;<-«r prof-st-isitiriat hH-ti- i|*t is.-;t.... 'i'vsfcs-r*iatii. ..--1; .--: -Wi s.'ttir to the pfdiin. ts. i.--.,-" if; *Sf?-45 'iiiduet *-nn ihr isid ti ;.. s.. i,: .. pr.jt-ctsii- .and =J tii-jirt- =4 xa t.-pis;..-.!-.;-.*■= -k's.-'.';t-ss. iii tiaricai:. the ur-iversity x ; ;*j;tti.s; .t IIX-K COC in uiiti.-i.«t"lt'tei* ijitirs 1 irkr ia meet Uie projections fw tbs iss-.-driiui- vijar Al this point, die srweesitt fca>r nia-sKi oaly iaa,KB. hut Ouncait n.sted that (tie bulk of ttairibti- tiians ottrnnlSy ix-me at the end *--: the yew. Addtesstrtc the issue sjf fjsan-rutl aid X-jfteati saM tlte ottiventtty "is in a better posfcta'-thaa we hadantiefptted," Acec-rduti" the Duncan, the unit t*r,-ytj was able -.-- mini » percent of tbc >fudersia' finaacial nerds. Duncan sad the overall reduetj.-tft in aid lamed eat to be only about ti percent, "much less of a NCAA says he cannot coach both tt*-t-Ohtt..It4STlSGJt «..-issss*i»le lidiltsr --: -tx.sti ;:iA'--**er iniatf. ilil Doimngcei -.. isr-r rofs.sraksd by tbe NTAA itktf Itr - - as.** i.se petvtiitteu 10 siniuitaneousl) s-;* -s tfca. jniversiij iitsece team and the * M-a-ist tligh Stnool ^eceer ttsot, fercinn xs.-niu-atiKii, b cbMiM- between the two -earns m tne nttar future. fsai;i-r-/tit!ir had hoped he would be is-ran-Ox-d te roach sorter fer both -.-br.rst-= a? lie- .111.I ctstie tha- preeious yuar. -*s.itdtt.i- Dirvi'jr Glenn Wilkes notified X-siiriiCpeit thai he wyuld net lie able fo ...mis hath teajas again. Wift.es called ti-st* XtJAA offish irt Kansas City to -stittcst permission for Ooniiagueii to s*si»Xi tsitti teaais. but the reqaest was *X; xd I'lv- .srAA sai.1 sMyi;tdy neat" said "A LaurS i'hr NCAA tssgislaooo states that it is a -is\tcior te Hmaltaneously coach tht xmie sp-irt sm ootb the high school level si st. the'-aliege level. iti= XTitA s reaseamg far prehibitiiig *x.- tjpt uf dua. coaehing is that by sst--iung a spur; tt a telleee as wei as ■=.: hiea ssrbttttl. a eaach eoald attempt to -s-s -on thi- tiigh i.raoc*t players for the * Xxi: That Xt ,**,A is tsf-rc ata:* in tht arsa si -iXr -i.t*. si.itss4s,- j- rscxtt-t;^ and that ai sj^ . ..; xa ixu.-tsii. * ssid Frci -rs.- --;tn*.-| ir * I pihhr ;t.attcns ac*J -j:v---^iiit :.- *■*«: i.-ri.-s^i;T tur -.- V*.«r;. "There'*, aotlaag *a.± tan de atwat -t It's a title- * -said Wilkes. "I asstimt- that 'ie tDLnar^niej;; mill want to sta;, «jtf- ns I really lyv--1 a alter rrnsua n. thirdt wnen -^11-^0^^ a.1 to tbe detisiot, ;«: ■.-..ll n-ake- Domuigjcr* said, -fU^M cow -x- t:r.r.d ^ set at *Jie bad games « trsin .*f u a.-nr tl.s* .x*st ssr ear seifciOi. Tire =!,';--,* \ai*. .*,aiats- ven, -niis-fi tfs sfc,,„ ^ '-s-t.tru 1. SS»S^I at throughout te coanftfy that colleges atri anlversibes will net inoreaae ttouon at the same rate rf pa* yearn ■Seat the end ot hia jweaMtatw, Dunran flashed up a umtMparetiey d«ranjeatiag the results tf fan rege*ra- Uan which sbowea U®t 3k anmner tf lilseraJ artet maj«> stropped by over HC this ;.ear wsile the comher tf husBtess sehoo. itwjors «s-as jp bar as *lTlie prevrtst mrast nx*t tht* boat,..a» he presspr-cs ter -pru- lessi#nal ieve-lflpinr-itt-.." there was a "pretty universal feeling** Afsx-s-dutg ia ittaiean, tb- auwataa- stdnrsel X- sle-m a tx«ta*.srt 4*rtstt,*tlr a *w. «, ..-*>ear*i. Lajairaj. eifflted t: \*,^n.- tt war. **ei.ir-r-*-iXtv Lmpti„-taai- *p ss-e tove ,- good r-&ert.t;ii'-^ yrxt- * t-eai tf .*i-t nusKtsxis Ca^1 i*leadews then ansked th. Jepstrtment tweds :o write r*brspertrw sttmettts wtio were witrested ir* aadvine in theirprtictikr departmeni. Millard :WSTN mav go AM Dominpez: Stetson or DHS? BrCEfiRfil EttMAO-SOfal Hif^ttritssj Tas ;-.|;=tsars Unit.*! P-tiard-i radir su tit a WS't'y.. «- ck« to betoiniag .1 s-aiteriu,-: iride tmasmiihag staben, Tbe oiJy tlnngs bioetoig tliat are a fuiishtsi ariaposal und astathustratiee approval -bill Maasiattr. an cntployee of Date ana Xsrate, gat ihe wheel taming," said Bill MUartl »,*5Tfl rt«timiitttte ehatrmar.. fie told me uf a roaipny that selb trarisaihters for around |3,«gl, wWch is really a phenomenal priee. Last year the schorj lainsidercd aa edneaBonai FM slatit-n. and the starting coal was around $10,300." A definite estanate has rail 1k-«i Mbtai-ned "The prepesal weald be rom- plete aija-ept that w*; dtsn't havs; aa es-tiniatss.' said Sasan Ives, president of the UiU'sr fksturii, 1 tape it wouldn't be w.*ersa,§«. *'Tat AM trensaatter wdl be under tl watts and should cover the campus with tio problem," said Millard. "Maty students dea't like the idea tf AM." sard Millard- "They think that we are wasting money for the equipment when we weaidat get the stwnd- Thei' are partially true. But the more yeu listea to AM the less you notice its not steret*'" Sietss.*,*! lias had four rtdiu stattens m its history la JM9, Stetson bought the 2# w?tt WDIJ-" and used seme stadents as aia.-scis.-ers ,*;r.d ***nters. te tall tetters w«n- ^-&nisiw| to WJBii and it became an MBi tilfili.lte ftwitXjt:;M*SO!iL. la IKS tfte mudt-ct e*..vemment sbtrteti the .C watt WP-Of-i. The max retk-or. it W-!--- --is.rt-.*t Wd;-, ats.ajse tf the lack « rtnn: stattwts ir, tfcae area. Ir 1971 tj» Sl.ll fl't-is- .1 «- 1*SX jstj |is, a*-^*,-, ^L-si-k-.s a-ljsf S. a rtssnlt fi iaeal tsimpetiban. in 15i3 WlAP was wgairsec ft t^;-, meitec: range- from Caxaiti ir CNusk-ii: Halls, fl slid nit last the farms' WtM. *tl*r Cimmtsiis nufs.-. -a^-j. started .-totan aftefi f^ ^j. !t. ry-. letters were changed ta WS*li *'Wff.eT was receiving tad puajctty.* said Mkatl. -A new name i*s.^ikl brine i" a n«w t-jtiati. Aisu. aaetter rstatjic t- raUed WHAT m PeiiHsylvaniai, anC *r want Uf nvaid confusion waet snau-g far K-cuirdE from t-empanies- * * Stiiard has a teatabve forrnai .isted for the transmittttqs WSTts.*. -tr tht mormraj we wil play soft reek At liirKhliine wsi wil phty tup #-s and tsioer rta;er4s- rhere wiU t*. naiftesp* in Ua, aftemotat and allajnureieated n^i. ai nigbt,"i»said- ^*'Ou Sunday we wdl nave an hoar of Christian eontempoeary mnsur arrt a lew hoars tf ten," continued Millard. «-■»« «E alsc- havt an amafetar hour and a comedy hour.'* "We will have a show tatted WSTN Presents' with mterfiews ef teachers and Possibly taped theater pregrams." said Millard. "The Cavern has said it will pve as albams for albam give-aways aad Bate and Skate said they woald give tu, a IH ticket" fi "WSK will be the huUettr.*bo*ttl yoa can hsten to." said MiOard. :*We wdl haee a tap called This week at Stetsuc' that will tell us all the mads .j^-. Wr eonangtoeampus," X'ae yinnate gcal w?wa,j r# -yag^ WSTtl the sipbntem means rf r^, intaiitatci 1 or. tsimpas * * r-jti 11 vs-. Axia ttar pussibihty cf WSTX -.1,-- s--eettag, MiLard saia, -|f ws. ^a UVP ,s X' :S-S,-| -,-,.-, l-f;,« s.
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