The Stetson Reporter

95th Year, No. 4 Thrkkfs Oldest Collegiate Newspaper* Friday, Oct*-: er 1,1982 Stehoti CwversU} f&L-jwl, Honihi BiumHAsnsvs Staff Writer "risr resol-, « last springs r-ttndrn. s.*rai oat iui c* fart&y conducted hy the Studfltt t ;..>v-ernaa,ent Ast-oeiution were Tahi^tts.-tl fht*t week, nut the cvalaritisan result *,v,l. rot he rriaoe available to siuds-jtts sis the S.iJ A, nrsiinisctl because, ntiis*.\. s-tht*r ttunms. the S.tL-t ooiy n*s * c. •*?, ixcipk'teii eraluatic.t * sprits lr-si; ;d ;Xa jits, ureiti-scris In-- Xiarr ctit*l f-ir ktsi jcur*.- e--*asuartsin est la *.s SWl K V.\rc*.ix if f-Xitr Allei., thatnxtr. .si :rs S.«: -\ .stxNrrrr affairs cttmiaiiiee *-v|-.t> r. iianslk-j trie c-val j-Mis.*n rirocts.-;. r-s -X v i.*cx,-r. xoai ins ihi lacnil*-, -*... !a..ti.*;ii nila-r,.ll Tx x-ss ,-;.is-.-;tves -si* th-.- rs x \ ■ .« -j s ,--!-. -s, la: -t.isici I- t.risro 1*™ ihwr -;l"--,- --jsteci- rr.t- then prs-fc**.*-s-r**r, .s - Is -s r*x -sirt-^rc-ir-r.-on t.s kos*-i aes<- fit -i„- «:- *. t-a. *.X*s; pit«fes,-a.j,r.. aasi ys fc* -.ha -i .-*s-;-;*.x -aerox-lve:*. ici- l-.i*# :,« .-tx-rj. -*i;--i-, .x;.p-ii itnirtoXii-nt- .";.-: ;* i *, is I. si .a*.! sacs Uis s.*-;.t.r. a-*- -iiatfs ci,» 11*111 it Tf-de K..+- . 1 i,--s -I - ys,.iX S«i-ia-*it usXeiixteii i*: - , air.f-l* Xtefrsi wa,- BasnalX the form stadents were ts ids S.-111 iisxd questions pertaining ta their professnr's competency as running .he class, Some instructors, thoagh, ira xi rcrciw these fornfr anfil the laic, i '.ass session or aatd after the finals Bccouh- «f this, uotne facility tvon- unable *..s ,-ooperate -attth the evaluation .-flar*; thrmitih nsJaudo! theirctara, This, irt t-art, affotinis fcr the an.ad respond- from the approximate!;, .-IS fsctalty n;ei.i:«'"-. m,.h* rax*ah*sd tt-ah.a- i»,saf*,ritx, Dr fl ry 11.-1 ildh-r-jiic- last ,*t*ars Cxid* t> Sena:,- ;itrt.mtan, rrn-hedhas sex*,*-- tot .-ita- a,t.; «•?$ ximpn una'-A > i-*-s trta nt." Alls it ,-atd ttxt :;n- rvnsXi.li!*s rcrslt*s tl '.sh. ]-iK ;h.\t tite *ass ta** liad «*x 01,; t.; do ■»*.;-- .-tti.n,t,- iia bs ,, irrca-atiT t^xici-si t- f> '.han ifxy 1**1 .tr.tts. ipted Ih s.i,-i the o.sinplHeu t-vialv-ir..ii i'nrci. rX 10 tht JU fa.rtiit) 1a1.1ub.-r.- wt-tt- ieadj ts* he rail t;tr.ttr^h rat txatpais - ibr hr& par. n; ju;tc. -«t :is'i]tt,*fe' v.-t*. -lens. thsict;"*ii*.iai*.il'jj]j Mark WallLer-.*,, a ,Stelsi.s*. -.-.11.es,;. -=«;" ,tp tx cjoput,-r proairatrs llta*. the -** t- .V. sirsMPTrusiMi w nm psen-up iast Frittsv, For lega. welt-urn ed these IS men .'tti.-. their na the Fall 188S Prateouty Bid Pk-U p. see Men's AC Mallow resigns ltsi'.B*rftFPirrVK*f:nftM **"■""' afSOSEPE\EGtmH Paditor Richara Mallow, men's area tsjaordinator since July 4, resided his posittots effective today to "pssibly pursue a career in the Navv* hegianmg in May la aispiaining ks restpation, which c-imes kras than a month Into the school year. Hallow said he has -chosen art tn eoateaoe my education right now." He was doing graduate work, tn coanselling, Malla.sc, who caine tn Stetsna from the Statr- t:aiverstty of Mew Ynrk at Plattsbarjj: wtth a B.A. in business, math and phythoiogj. called ins stint as area r'Oftrdiaator "a very gratlffiag e*iper;cnce " "*1 s-nje^ed worfcing »ith tn tbe hesideatia: lafe offic-e." Mallow said. '*! would like to thank Kemper, Garth, Tina and Kathleen who were just tremendous to me and made toy decision to leave very tough. **1 know thej, respect the decision and know what Fm doing," Maliowsaid. Hallow said he would miss the head residents, resident advisors and staff assistants. Director of Residential Life Ketnper Smith said Wednesday he is looking for someone to replace Mallow as area eoordiaator. "*We hate to see Rick go," Smith said, '"but I think it is very important fnr a person te fee! onngruenee in the decisions they make and if he feels like this experience is not one that's best for hint, perhaps it at best that he leave." was P? 'i*te and Bill Sawjer, another sltKienT, later assisted them fav .*.atoiX*ting out a few iroublespots- The data thai a--as originally scheduls.-d to be tabulated rn tmic for sturietits to ase at the hecinnmg«-: Uk fall ss.-mcster iaras fttia^ll) r-tr. ih,Titi?h the ctatpute; srarly thtSss,-s'C?t, Ai least ll-ree icaes in tht past iftt-rc] >ears, ihe siudeii ftfTrrtxnertt ha^ t'-rf«.tglr sni trx tees ft stuslent trvalji..* ttfns nf fa'*u.ty. had form,-: printsic ap, ond iJistniti,-i ia-it.. *i't's.ts.*s it .aixifim: n^jniity,' ,-aid Dr fiir;. Vnr -, shiiiriitan tat tl e ha. jltj, Senate t-.is a *rii'.- sr* r'nc ..ta*. .-tndecx- Secs-*.*id. Schs..rr yc&cA oftet: cnl> or.e prafitsscr t«4tiaes a certai-i s-tmixe and thus stnderts havt- no uption bat fe thiisjst- thai professor reeartlle - =f it*e f-ulcorat ofthe student t*i,-tiroa--jiKi- aSchorr a,so heheves it is nsuntX scmars who decide to attempt vsc rftadent et-aluatiiju project, and tht- seaiars a.-s ^one. According toScha«rr. tv, t-nt really wants to pick thtxat-a haek ap. Lycai-. t-biltred ancthair .ttircftot: ia at k-iter sia frelaad .tail .Cleta htc.'a. i,ri*!l- Ut-csst. iiiiii* let SAJXSl. !» . I iX- ----a.C«rt.:a -irtift***.-: .tl itr.,1 st lit ;Xs..t.ii, .trail .=.str-.-i,tli. -ti-*. Hit* S-fl..-**..**- :*t. a-* tx K-ix-d x. tl.efa**t ts 1 -*. sit..*Li-it,itir s vaLtatt*-!-- i".-oii.a*. ji j tl\i Tl.-IiC- rft'iiT^«fr -tt-rss-i.cx ti M,-;ri,v siixt it.s wrr vt ,r -.; -tf.lt.Ti-;-. a- -,t,n, rj-irtipti:^ t&t- -,v. j]x - a ,*.:- p|..;i ft Mins tseLevec lis. -X',a..t *.. it vt'*.'.ar. ws;r« -4s-vd but ss.-iii-ti *.iss. yrs -x lamp!;, .;.-xipaX-. ti'if *- nc*. ;,l"-*-p.e ^if* v-jts —si- a--sessit.,-tit . *. 'i.a"* n.-a*i mils h ' .■I t't .t-K X ^adv ' a.* tla s a.Cs ;S is*.\r ,-t a r.-i ntix* s.-.x-r' si tD-t t'.t -»> ' Is ^- a 11*, *sl*- *i. riisT, r.an x i. i* -1 -sas- Tiras »f MX-X. - IXsT- lilt X r i-!--:s« ---l,-.t*s'i >f r.te f.i. * ss. ;".-; ..- „ s -. - h-1,-..fr s| . stlt'!.. t, * !..ist -ili.-s ..cj ftxt-sl'd i: *. is.ri--,'*i.-i'-.;.x-stii,.-<si :s. .,t n- ka-ft tiv- f.r.a. kiLin.. stiija.ai prefer i's le carded c-iiph,--tk, pecfoiiJ sxainattfo iij, ajitilher stuslent *:*. kixsts,*., who Iras had 1. particu.at s %,jr-..- taan to the process you have *agut,*.ts-aj-* I yitanissked- Dr. Jonr. Sfharr. f*nsfc-iss-.r of -j.*sCia.th-;t>, felt that in th.-. respect lite survey was soints-ihal Lorded Trrsr. argueti Scitorr, *t'tslun,it. s-.-suid tint use it as the) register tiefctc the fall it-mi - the tuns, the resells trttre dee io he punltsfted tjvm itnocri», naavin .a.evaittatinns tin »t tttflucitcc him j-yidit ,t.-t\.i*-* mat "lh*i-.t- tliacttn wi r.-*u*r pi rrni *ai- kbsj .4 ecaiaatiisti i«- nf.UtttiC;* tii d<*-**Liii:it rt*;aard.H-; ftcui**, iricci-itrs * f'e.io fhaivia, dt*ati tsf the scawJ oi hhs,ral ans. ^aid that he felt students .v-ts' nu. a- a position ks mate "solid Continued en P. 5 SGA to meet - finally ByR4\PVR-mV£ NewsBdihsr In an effort tn beeouie tnnre visible nn campus Steteon "s Student Oovemsient Association is seeking mnre student iavoivewent tn hehi the association asrtaeve its «<sals for the war. m a letter to be maded to all students, the Student Cktvemmenf Assoeiatlnn outlines its five main eomnuftees through winch it functions, the Academic Affairs committee, winch is enneemed with the academic standards of Stetsom the Campus Affairs conaiiittee. which looks into housing, health, safety, and mamle- nance problems on campus: the Municip! Relations cotatnitlte, which is concerned with student relations 10 the surrounding community; the Legal Affairs coatmittce. which acts as a counselor and advisor to students charged with tmiverssty violations; and the Senior Affairs committee, which helps with graduation activities. Aceordintt to Todd ftichanisoa. president of the S.CJ.A. there are UartfO* S.G.A. seoators m all, ainc nf which n*ere elected last spring According to ffirth ardson, the rest will be eteeted on Octobers. Richardson said that the parp«e of electing part of the senators last spring was to relieve some of the pressure on him and the vtee-presideot at the hegmning of this year. He said that three should be awe coatin-Jity hy tooing nine senators already elected because they would have same knowledge of the S.C*,A.*s plans from last year, and they woald be ready to go right to work. Richardson also said that the SXJ-/L wili oot meet this semester until all of the senators have heen elected. He itieatitined that ths- K.G.A.'s plans for this year include renewing the student discount card, workne to run a smooth ftiBtifiuee on P. 5