The Stetson Reporter

95th fear, No. 8 [Florida's Oldest Collegiate Newspaper^ Stetson University DeLmul, Florida Friday, October JMSIS rm Ry-SAMCTW^T Tts-tf save been ,*i total of SS fire dlarrrus tvquirtnjt evacuation in the .s-samen*s residence halls this semester, t-,-,-i.srdiaa tv Oireeltir of Security Tim Kl'trXrf-. '-x-tsssit Roll has been victim, to three ef asir mlarais, Ccnrart Hall to Jive, Fnuly -l t.11 ii-s-vi nan*l Chanslout Hall to il, X' a si.^,*s y ;:rtS( a',arnts i tes n from .-*-*-- si x-aMjtix aeccriiine fo Pox* - *- ,-ts-- i-*. in s-'iarsf of safety far - *rr i * -i i*- - X iXaadmn Hal. the * -*;s**.s sxirsttrs vere aiehiv *:--'-'- ' --s.sk.-- jXcy vt-at s.-f --■i*- '"Xii**.. .,*., oerpit- ctitttxai * ' --s ' i'-niwj- frrstm \\)k <x I Xa.--;- s,^,, rven < ri^erec: as>-i* frtstn ccfree pats r> me s*. stems, When asked bow female residents were reacting to the unplanned drills. Resident aitsivisor Lynn Wilson replied, "The girls were very cooperative even after erstruating daring a storm in the middle asl tilai as.! Sill- " jt -w.rtrs-- - -<i'.-*itiaa a,..*sc-- -.i-tttac st'i'rat's^r.--ri i. - *" xa -* ~-i* t> . Xrms *sa-.tr.is crfr -..-- ..- .t.s:; riari efttal fire is - -*is.xtX s I,-,!. cesa.-.ed. Starson sa,c. X ~-t,.-i'factiisa-r. c»f the malty .-■ l--x =-.-■".--in-: .tat,*, rcpia-ieii some **>i '- r niX -.- tit.-.-; j.tstMiivi:' alarm," bs- X' s-.i .i-a; a.-.,Ua-f.ra;fij* rs.*as-is--*s ss ..'-'r."; iXs.' ;-r-Hl i.itl"',X;ti'S 5-- - -- sl.:"ts He;Is..-; ' '* '" i -*-' -ghfnaig bist-x .i I'sintniija. - - *.'*.-■: ' t*' - .rt - >*.. *i 'i *-"**'- * s j.r.sr.eiii ss.i^** u ,.» .-ai.va st tas- university. Delsind ts a .:wrasbii*nrtaf.*sr lightning tostrike.* ">*-*sr arc uresetitii trying to reawe,*-.s --*■ swn ;witsr.es determminE which * *;r.ia.!.r*!Kt cac > *«fe|ar u?*-d ia tttst -ivrm-- xow that the proaiems ,'tre being xJ«*a care *.sf, T'd be suprised d we have ,-j-y a uire such alarms. None of them itavtf beer, rnalcious; they were not done .ir. purpose.'" Stamon said. me laieijitto rtre uepartment ts summoned during each alarm and is now .txrkmg closely with Starson and coworkers to completely alleviate the problem of unplanned "false" alarms. **tle are aware of the problems they face in coming out here so often." Starson coneiuded. "It's costing them dollars and SUB lines up artists %$tt€¥Bi¥AN On Atonday, fsdober 11, the Stetson t-ttoa Bnard held a very long meeting a no discussed many topics including Greenfeather. tbe rfettoaal Association of t*i onus as-tivities tNACA'* Convention s-X (serformiirs to -appear at Stetson in ixriuttire 'tis-- V1.irr.tir. tras eonaratalated for -**'.X-- tijimoased ,SUB's candidate for *-ttss -;i--i«rsfeatlier. Ran Smarkusky was -t- -i*.iisciai;*-. ta he $tflTs repre- ---*in*-ti--e ti ibe Mr. Beauty contest. ;.*-- xir*iis.,u was aL*o a topte of I -* .issiain In .-.ddition lo their usual Coke ,-t t pa.sf*txsra btwth which tbey share with t.xia Rappa P..;, SOB voted to sponsor a s:-..ji. ii r si-tj^h they -sjl sell made-to- s.-i -ri'suttenrt Vt.itl.-T subject which came before the SIB an« tin* Saspecis, a band which has X-ti t.*--it;g ihe Mtai-Sab for a practice c >t 1 .a the fer a! til ppr day. The band rrvpofMi-d that they give a free perfor- "tisave s r performaares in refam for free i< ;sf *iie Mtci-Sub Tlie SOB agreed and . --lecia. committee wdl meet ui the near - .tare i-idraw up a* formal contract. *the- ent.'-rxtmc-rrs wric still appear at X-.---S--. jiciuds;- Is-*rit D-.*L*'ca xijp- ttr>.r>. Brian flcs.sey fc-Jc sillier)- die SmfBt Stolen. Dave Rudolph and the Pradacers, Many uf these talented people were discovered at the MCA canu'eation which several SOB members, including Prt'suleut Susan ivisi, attendeal last week, bl.fiPr«sMeatSisa»lv«8 Aceordine to Ives the convention was tery worthwhile. "We attended showcases where we saw various artists and entertainers pa-farm thaff various acts,** she said, **ff is the best outlet for finding a wids,- variety of performers af reasonable prices,** Ives said, *1i also orutrides us with an opprtunity ■» cooperate with utter K*ttois on block bnokligs,*5 it's a danger each time a fire truck pulls out of their dnveway," Lt. George Marshall the liasou officer who beads tte ta^ farce that is working to hnprove comrnunicalions between the anif ersi% and the city, acknowledges the problem but also lakes a ''safety first" attitude toward Stetson's false alanns. "We'll treat every call as tha real thing," -Marshall said, "until the problems are solved." * According to Capl. George Graves, who beads the city's fire prevention and inspection program, each call cost the city approiumateiy 1KB In hurras of equlpieat, firefighters and tane. When an alarm is triggered, tne fire department disptches two pumper trucks, a hose reck and rive firefiguters. it the same moment, tae call sends the airport fire station into action as firefighters head for the cay ic- aet as a hac.-mp in case another fire breaks cut in the district. *lt*s tto secret! we're tired ol Iti Stetson's ttrttl of ttt th« putor |trlti wlit lite to Chauiota are tired ot it,,,* Dye leads forensics Stetson's Eorenstes Team captured a tetal of fourteen awards and was franked ■=s*rafid place team at their first wima- rnentoftheyear. The toiajmament was lusted by Florida 0-*iiege in Temple Terrairre, and feature.! csmpetttiwi amsag rjne schools fn»i tliroughrsiit the state sif Florida. Marshall also irdieated that (he false cia'trms have esa,«ed seine grojnhimg ai noag Delana ftref ightets. -'We've just seat around a memo pinting out our obhgatlons.'" Marshall it-tressed, "ffs aasecreti we're tired d iti Stetson's tired of it the poor girls who lice in the donas are tired of tti hut it's our job to respond and we're going f o do lhat}i4ilipreeBt" MarahaD noted that "even a saiaa fire could be cataatrophic" For these reasons, the unfeerady to trying to reduce the risks through renovations, alarm systems and fire prevention programs. Johnson to ipeak Thurs. ProfMor Kathleen Johnson, visiting a&SQciate profe«or of hunmnittes, wU delver the second fdeEniry lecture this Tharsday night in the Elizabeth Had Auaitortnm at 8 p, m. Johnson, who has ten named the Runneth Sircbman Frofessor of Humanities three years in a raw, will speak out the topicf'Whale Bread.** sfohnsco received a bachelor of music degree from Stetson in iaa and joined the iacuttjf in 1JS1 as a musk- teacber. Her teaching speelalttes are humanities, English as a foreip ianguage and freshman English, Johnson's lecture wil ask sacb questions as *"Bow much can we eat?" and "To whom does the loaf belong?" and will feature some insights regarding her effort to get students to engage in * imagination expansion." Johnson won the McEairv Award in at,... Fi « wwtet fetter Soam Bye At the owiclusioo of two days of speech prformances,, StMMi ted earned » sw*sptak« pm*&. Tfe jive them tlw secasid ptece ffife behW «k Ooivtftrsitv of KoriAii wla had # puftda. t*adh^ the team in whuuags was juiueir laaa member Susan Dee a PoMtScal SdenceifSpeedi malar'from Dtltona. IJvw woa firs* ^^t-r^, « «». JuntirHMK ai-1- ■■