The Stetson Reporter

'' fr:;.--. :S0: Yt;iis\ No. 10 Reporter knet always unbiased' ^Florida's Okies! Collegiate Xewspaper* "*** S'fV«l!-'/.« ( X'f-I X.tf.'r !)i'f ;,«.'.-.;/ t iv Friday. November 12, litlx tu ^*^zz*i$&zzzz&***&&***&^^*^^ SGA may begin its own newsletter soon gy IttSEFeSEGiCS Reporter Edftor ** t u> k-c t X x. c rr.mc n t sl hs oc i a t: nr ae«i,'t*r rrseii flulita of South ii«.t jiiXs--s-ioci-i e reseSuttin Monday nigh: that -sK-ihi establish an SGA bitioothlt iev.sletler hetiau**. aucortiing So the ■*cix;u: -ir. present sonrocs of such news -■it* nt tills, <..-= unbiased. * tXir.it Hali Senator Elliot Ward ee- spaiysx-ed the resolution, which may be ixo d ..sa at s test wait* "s a iccting. ts-essoiaijan K-3 si-anlc establish She SGA newsletter which would include a letler tra-: raCA ftsi-itdent Todd Richardson, a -*cpi, -sf the fiffiA senate minnles and sxp.*r*s froia dir editor e-f the newsletter. If apprevre h> ihe tlCA, the newsletter nr s-teJitlcd ta begin the first Fndaj ai i-n*si.-aber A xoritine :e rhe resc-iuttun, --» srap.s-^ej -warveUer wxaulc! bt* pid Xi- t; .t- s.-i*r*s'.- h*. adt-crt;sinr; '* .*s on. -. -Xl.x vj.-i !x- i.-i -s> - write tat- Ctrl «a i - * s H.-.1 st-;a.-!sx tr.s. itaXmcai that i.-i--*.nt -.luxes «->- st,;*1, ae-s*-:: ^re i.s| j.-j.«s*.-n.-ilsi,s-,-*r; '* -'t .i;n v: -*- -tv t * .x, .-c*.*-iris -ipt-riXc on anybody in particular ca that stataocnt,** riahta s;c;l. Aecardaiji; is? Eluhta. Uie SGA is ncr as. well koewn en raaipas as it shoaSc ae. -f'e*sfie dsjii't know as ranch as ttiey should abt-ui SUA -icttviurs Sk-rattse s.'?;' lack c-f publicity fnr eat reason ur ar.ofhij-rX fiuttta said, -The pttmaiy oa|ecthe af the SCA newsletter t-- ts? sctsttvi '-he students as to what is gaing on in ihe Student Gerenimeni As-*oeia- tiocX Ward, wha authored the resointo-a. said the Eeprtet gives the SGA a reputahtsn as a -dss-nnthing and) X *'Oc nameraus ixeassions, while ixier sfraytig from the truth, the leprter aas reported SCst eveats 1.1 susli a waj .u* k proaioie a reeative connotation oeexrd- mr> tfce SGA atr.agj ths,- students.** IVe •said. -ft*s naportait ts? acte thar 1!..:-** negax.e xmteit;-*- hau: net been -iniint-i: is-tfre«;-d t-sri;.ip-i,.e* An-.siting t.. e-«-d. the Rep.*-' r lk- na * I'-ieaisitid *. . no or s,suir;-,.ir. n x, anssaj. IV *.tUsk'*ti Sredy i?; ths* ekxtsX Fort speaks Thurs. '*-! isi*.- ma;*, ht-sv < iniins to scs*tae the sawa?.- Ik ast. aot front tb* vie* pint of ***t flabt-t-t Xr-rt, to? role of sacred ousiv -■« i-a! ..i nrat a I a,-withe ar* to pro\*s>kt. *Mc-..i ti-t ds- many things, and at the arsis s-,-? u ^orx-sip. church musii. ,s not ;js! for uplift out fer provocation of the -ists. -irr to itsit ssjnie response from him," -si >ud * Canrch jaustc should appeal to ,*. s.v.*.k- raage af emotions in the listener -s pet af the drama of worship, and not ferujiLflaloat-." w » a; *.«« s.'sjss HK-KsMM-¥ aWajPij Dr- F;srl. ;ira(escr i*f music iUIi Stei,-.ai. UnivrnsitjX St*hool of Mmae. i> an auXwirhy ,« sarrec musii. and its applrsx.tis..n>i ic Ctnurcb ivecice. He wi.1 speak on Its.- subject nf basic principles Csincernini: ihe use and choice of ma^c for worship m his upsiming engagement as guest spahei* in Stetson's MeEniry il.ts.ard Xxturi- Series on Taursday. Nov, «. ar it p.ttt in Eliaaheth Hail Auditorium. Hls lecture b titled. *-Mustc. f'roPtxsi-tVetitale," The MrRnirj iward Lenure program is prt of the university's Centennial Artists and iiednrers Series, witii apeeiai edutailanai and cultural programs hiniilighting the university's Centennial Celebration, The MeEniry lecturers are faculty members who have wan the William H. MeEniry Award for Excellence a*. Teaching, the most pre- siigi-csu,'; atatlemit awiird, ft is naancd m honor of the late Wifhani Hugh MeEnirj, former dea n of the university. Fsfrt *as asked how much time he has spot preparing for his MeEnir) lecture, and he ceptied only half-hamorousi), * All my life!*' fit- i-splamesi that he has long pondered the rale of sacra! music in worship, and the choices and uses tsf i hurxh music in wot-alan services, "What 1 do ui ;nj selections of sacred music grows .-*ut of aty contvpt-s of what worship ts and audit So txX* he said. *-f;i he s:ffcrinsn aty pms.*n.i reflit-ctions t.*i lh«!axnj ,i*i tux * Fsirl'.- r-ares r is ,i rs.-ficctis-'ii cr f.ts '.rXleai: inXxest m sactei .*iix-.is-, relniius ttU'i ptnlts -, ;*i\*r,rtir.i, ik- acids siei.rt-;-.'. frwr tise Vi:vmmI> af Fl.inira ".ftt, 11*5 . xsiitae-r aapt.s.! TSK-oicck-a: Setu- ix.rs. , fx.s'lieusr.. in SorrsX Music. X-ai , EtHttnt.il Srl'Lsal s--t Music • MasSr-r- .ti Mustc. ISSSi ar-d Caioc Theological Continued on P.14 -;-i---si;*.-x,-isi-*-Mi.si.'.** * It is critical fcr all arnamralicas on camnus to work locether if we are tc- achieve cur cotrimc-n goals," Ward sate. **♦; is sad that the fteprter has made unification that much more difficult to be had. * lo other action Monday night, tlte SG.A. unarnnioHiiy approved a resolulion permitting Word to miss any meetings that cot-fits.*; wtth his class schedule. Carson Hall senator John McCorvej. chairman ci ibe Campos Affairs cop. nutiee said h;s coaimittcc waslookias: -i.|-s .tr s-i -:ta4s.-ru evaluadon af Itil Rack ciaploiees and ^*cdciti A:jSa=r.« employ ves. M«j;n--ey also *aiJ he v..-*u.ii o- testigate the possihiiity of ixstailim. ci-.t mat hiae* in tire dormitories. Editor's »tc; in last wet-k s lvuc, the Reprter inaccuratcij stated thai the Student i^iveminent AssocraUen esrased a inember from meetings that conflicted with the memSxrr's class schedule. Thr SGA sy not fnniially excuse Ihe memberX absences until its aieetinc Ut.s wtsfk, The leprter regrets the ss-rer Critoph has heart attack Sy-HtSEP-HXECTtW fteporter Editor Dr Herald I nlopn, professor <-sf Anierivan Sliafces. wt'*. .idnattcl tr, West Yc-.na.a Hospita' .X.sv a afrcr su;fer.n.rf a **niiSc*' heart ,-ttack, ,s;*tording to a haspaalsrs-sksxp-i- .st* Xntsrri. ^ ;* -.<„s it-lt-ased from ths* iats.nsi.v «.are uc.l sn r%s.sc, X w-ilS not (each an5 riwre -it.-ssies this strmesier. avcur-iine t* fi. .\*iu Haeut-. Ciairinan af I he Sircrifta Smd-eudt-portment Speasiog ihr;sii.<h his antse. Crhi.*rih .-r.-nd he * lee.*; ^es.4 eitimgh to be hack teaching.*' His .m^t said he was uttsble toesers,-ise bin h.s*s- mditioa w'asstable Cnfaph saic Iv we-nid i*-elc«r.e visitoi-s oa a limited h-isis r.^-st w*-ck- Aeeistdbig tn itagae. CriSoph wiU restuas.- his teaahinc duties tra ihe sprrx semester. *'He*s dcsine very well,* Hague said liigut will teach two sj.f tJnlopn ri fall (lasse-i while lAtaa of liberal Arts Roher; Cbanvir. and Ur. Cilhert f.jcan will each lead; <*soe of Catoph*s two remaining classes. Hague will take care of registering fritopl's advisees for the winter and spring terms. "fl's a hectic lime, I wtll assure you." Hape said. *-Yoj just take it one day at a time," PBK picks Mew?.|5d»«r The installatfon of Sietson liareersity's Caaitna Chapter of Phi Beta Rappa, aationai academic honorary fraleriiit), mill take plats,- Friday, November W, at Ma.in, inEluahethlall Auditorium. Frestninc a*, a formal Cmcersitv cenvacatien. i> Catherine S. Sims, presidaiot of The Toiled Chaoiers jf Phi Beta Kapp, will install the Stetson chapter, the lh.rd in Florisia The cnailix incnl-ser*. s«- the tluntnia '.'hapfer wil! ac farcin rnxnba-rr- wht are -ileathers ^ Pm Beta Kappa fis-s,- saartt-r invcr..-*. riuvs;- i.c»ii^rrf Dr. x* Cant; Col-^ *L Ftidtish arcEcssi,r. t.nS X:. Ca^ta WilLrcus. :na the trial ics prts- fess,sir, |.*, xxy ..cii;,* ttt-tn as feui\h.tbri meniacrs..it?is.-ixif-;er Exprc-s-iag a.s delight al being nominated to sudi a algh honor, Dr. Williams jaid. -It speaks highly of ^.. Br. Gendd Critoph ,..s«ff«retl **nrikr' heart attarfc Stetson I'niversily thai we i&vt heen honored in this way. It is a coatphntent to the entice Stetson eotmmimty. -'The establishment af a chapter vf Fb Cwtnuofl wi P, 12 SUB okays ByLflifLHstSTIKSS V Associate Editor Dr. Rob Brady approached tite Stetson Cnioii Board at the Si*BX Monday night meeting lo request a monetary donate, for speakers to lie brought h- n--rapu diiruip the .tans Ih-h* -hlhics t >. Divided Wo? If* conferencs. tei Hi.•*•:-. and Dr Earl Jaincr ace '-iKrhainait ' Tta- ide«i -*f the pragram ti ti .-.-ss...-{ t-ll per-juasi'-itjs," said Brady Vlacdi.*. light. Tta- Fitr.is Fair t orittoo.-s- fci,f*c- li* hncs ;s ci«,rri't> .-sf ,*--e.]-.|trss-s.ii iscrsonalilicis hsildtng diverse v tei* si After hraai. expl,*nne4 the oiittcmi- rdeas far tne GtJucs Fair, the S'JB memfsers discussed and coted ves to a GNitftmlinM