The Stetson Reporter

9StJt fear, Nu. IS ^Florida's Oldest Collegiate Newspaper* Stetson University Ik-l. and. Florida Frife j, February ia«3 M 100 theories of origin' RtWtltLHWXNfty Assiieiate Editor br. L*iiiijt-n Gifey, dressed in attirt not nasally thcatht or ts that of a liit-tiio-iditr.'s, spoke ic ihe rampus Jati, 3S in the Eatiahelh anajitorinra en *The Croat ontsl Coorrnt-ttrsi - fivolatit*.! aae iJadatiJlieRock*' Arte- las wtrodactiyn he Dr. IXwJaJ Mux-wr. (Jilkey, wcariue one earring, a itcarf, a ae-a-iutee and lent? hair, htmor- otisly rttiaiod tlie aetoanf cf how he* became ,i -oitaestr for tlte American Civil Xtbenit**! Entori tACi-U* in their case against the schoais ttf Little Book, Arisatisas and the law that enabled the sehoe-s to Icaci en*aitor. science ir school 1 itaiol hart* the least ielea,** -wild 'fliib-y i*i rs-ferentre to why tie hnhs chosen as a-wrttiess. Tht case a-vaJved tilt, issae of teachir-ii creation -xteoee aktoitside evtahti'tt; &.■= an esplanatien for thf progress jf th** earth- UlHfcj and the ACM' fanad fatu with tlte defendant's ease ia tnat a depicts creation science and evnlrtiaa as the only iwii theories oi the earth* progress, -Thus is aci a very accorafe **ay of lookinp ai this." said tJlJkej *There ar? 1O0 theoriet. of orl|ln. There aren't jr.ii i»y," The plafnlflf'it side also putted out that creailoa science is a rehfion, altlieaglt creationists tried to call it a science, and ffris :s in itoiatian of the first Atnend- meat, "The center of oar e«sse.~waa to snotr that it teieation seieneix waa religion," stance) CfWiwatlMMl wms Thi* Hat &aHt gets a laeeflft as wuvwaly i-mplotees appli ihe fiaal tow-lies to ihe *-iV-wi-rfc.peojeet tPhrte h> Gregfiaiesi. Renown prof essor to deliver lectures Humanism and Christianity Sieisot: L*iie,xmtv*s forensic teain teott a weeptne ration .lannar> 21 and tltt al a tou-.iaciettt h^ted he the IWvertiiti,- of Nona Caiohaa ,-x Wiltc.tnttta.to ihiian.>iii .tad rx relation X rftt ftn-'.ttei; r'arJ-i «tfl he die feitas or a tc-rst-i. i*r thret- chapel led ares to he ■it.-i-,trt*t; oesi week by Or, Martin Marti, pmfesia.tr nf mrwfcm Christianit** a I * *m l 't ii ersiti et Chicago. Marty- wide It teic-wii brhis satstt'e wit, *-*.'!; -+XSML tn seeijar huniatnsnt, re- d-iiics iim.itri'sir.s and Chrrstiao tj-i.-jiisni or Wednesday. Itorseai and I- -Ua,*, ftxoetix'eii At the leetercs it ill be #vca io ftiuate-ft Hal: aatlitoraim ai la a.ru. *"Hania:;sni is hasitraih anderstottrl ta negative teritii*. Marty thinks ol htiiiianism it; a ninth broader perspeetit-e. ,'* ,-vud Dr, Donald Musser, assistant pro!fesor e-r religion, '1-k**.<? c.*ttertaitiitsA estremely weJ informed and considered an international attlh<irifi on maderti religion.** Marti M-r,-t*ii, ns ss&Kiitr editor of *l'hc fhr.sttati Centary.'* editor of Ihe aewsk-tit-t * tetiieri" and co-eJiiar or* 'Chartit rlXtccy.'* t-X* if«j: awartied Ite hatioitrt. Ba.-.i Atraosi for ao.* vrwrk. *fligiiia;a.,as Empire " Ir Wf Strtaoa, ccctptittg apinst top schoc* from throagtiraiit the East, tint onlr ran awa> with first place team overall bat also tot* the t-ttanipiaMahfp ut indtvUna eion*s Steiseti*s learn plaeeti fie*r -iicrall with 154 tsatctx foHow«, M- iMWi. L'ti.va-*r*.Hiy of Bts&i. in xrcit*^ plaee with IttOpoints Heward University of ffashttietttti. fi,t ttttk tlitrn tt ith IC points. W,th a ii*t,-t. .if tmientyJijar wdivir*jsja« aifat't-ls, fXrt-tisics Oirertt,; Rarhart Bauua reinarhed, "This is oar third fir*,; plate ?v«raJ: first at Montevnllc* ta Oonanued4HP.8 ,, .j,,.,,,,...,,»,., jjj, . t :a -1 ^i i ATOs official Sat. Campus SUB votes money Cabinet drop bill BjUtfUt-. HASTIMGS A-*.saieiaie Mter 1': K«pp Ptui Jeff Bornatt and Im titiiit* *ame before ttie Stelson Union !*-„teJ at iheir dan- J-i meeting to retpesl the StiR*t, sfonsor,-*atp of a hand for tfse Pi Kapp Iwnefrt for iheir phUanthropv, PL'SH Plat arte for the severelv hanafi- eorpen fCSHi art- 16 h> V- hy 7 foot wtirttei siraetartt*. with siides, tannels, .ijK,fct-«- ouin'ers. ele- the event, H-lach will mciade f-nod, t*e*,-,:,iitt-.-.. hetiths so, ap hy i-anoos •atjiptt-r a..rgatit?aiie-ns, s tarcased par --ao arn. eeaipetTitta, fog i*f war and .iriiA-Birix Hill bt- tietd at ihe Voaisia * '-.iinii fatrstroanati \farctt 11, ('N ,tXft ajreetl i,i spcasor a hand aan -X -i-lnajircaib, *--* -i. SXR's Ji.li. j: oweixa. :ait-iti.t-s *,eted tc« ;a*mg a tiffeelttase a*xr- - in.;, 'Oilis-as tu ihe campu*, ajri ""-i -: a te.f-stth*d ptak/iX:i fotte tir ?. II BySE0ttCEi01«.4€MrHJ StaM Writer The ittttdeal ftoierotneni fesotrtatiett met January At, hot were iiaabte to attain a naorttiT:- Fresidcnt Ttsdd Ricitanison ctttaaienied oa the abseaees. Rteltarfson a*id he weald cheek atteatlance records and bring all senator;* vitsh mere thaa tlirtre absenees up for expnlsi<ja, Richardson then spoke en the prt«tXK*ed hill to investigate lla,* haeiog d ^ Uoiversily ion. Jle .%id the'price would be |l,a»,l»ft. The tabinel decided that it aoald he ttrJeasibJe so Ihev dropped thi* Mi The Senate then it-sofe a(x«at the seiertioa prcieerx for the Senior apeaatc* in a Jess centroeersial inannaer ft was a.*ni,iii.*tceaj rHscoimr cards nxnlc hexc-- this ax -i; that ttte dGA k- >n ±e aai The Sietsoa ATli cidony will officiailv receive its charter totaorrom as the Theta Flst chapter of iht Atpha Tan fh-nepa fraternity, Tae event represents Ibe MifKriMMM of me first aatieaai fraterniiv ai Stella in the htsl deende and ts seen as the calraination af mere tnan iwc* years ,-,f CK,:,rt ^ ^ fraternity's tneiitbers, Thirtt aeaihers will bt* atir,¥,tteii intu tae national jrgar katton. Those noem*. hers inelade- Russei? Crjioiev .pr^y. dent I. George Kcra ieire-presstletit!, haatlaj I*e trea^uren, Sam Aceredo Jtstorian.-'pobfcf relations cffieer Frank Murphy «secretary>, HC1 Jfieperte -'pariiatuentartan*, Rebss-n BrciaaJhurst Diabns Crranct. iitelt Skoc thm-'m Wiestcr Uaetd f s^t, Hah He«ities,*rt ijm- Kitnhrt-*agli, Cheek Hill. Rifbard ttheehoa. Brian Squit&rr Bnw ^acFarlane, r«ve Touniade, Eddt* Wais, .1.1 tiwcns, Jk; Huackkv. Pave -+jsum. Greg X-aescfter. Ren GaW, Ec firahatst, Frank Orifir.ar-d Tow Jaines. AU- acm,M«c will he ti*jr oi thi* irair-rady * reeeai alianni; Han Butler rUan t.-irsson t#ttnie Barrett- and iketi h..esttn, The ATii'i, wii. br- *tr..iapanied t*y thet- ti^ctt.. atlii<ier. Utt Richard *. |--r-rry Tte i*t-*a k-t a r-ew fraiert;tivat5ictst-:t wai* fi; -t M-ja.e-ia, ^ jr: t^tohtr of !»} fct- -;- - ot S.-*st -... ul 11 Vn-sn . ard ,-*;ir. ,* j* t" eiplalns, iispra^e th*- Crtanlt-y, a,-= Crandcy tntcntior. mas aot lo existing fraternities but to aagtriot then. hy providing a fraternity based oa. tar ao! etxmsiir* ta Christlaa raoraX ,te.tl principles. By January nf 1181 the Setjpug kaai. fraternity smovtn as Gatrana ttii h«e itrowrti b a gronp of eleven incaibers In thit nitwit the fratertntt* reccied affinal University recognition as a u«al creek organtratioa and was |iven ad- malESSl^!!?* fa^*>ate»ty GhwoI. ' 50's FLING ' Simon Sei,. Movie iash, Im Festifai Sort Hop ., . 3:30 pm . 8:30 pm . 8:00 pm . 9:00 im.