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YiL 97. N<i. II 'Florida's Okies! Cofiemae SempuperL., Friday, November at, 1984 Ssei■*!>*! Lftivi~r-.ili~ Lh*l tk.k/, I .xkiV/ti Buildings4 rocife finally tu be fixed h*\ iXkOKiiik MttlAC»«\i»A >iiiiaat Sudf Writer yia---,..ai x-i-. *rsiii, ti dl nave iti.idc , ,..**, ts-;^. ;•. ;,ij,sl *J. winci. CJtli- t.ii.n; -.*. i- i"i\ i3a-ix- i-it,*-". Xial ne-eti txpar rio;-- riijt*- are Ihe Stett-r .-*i .*:;.- -ix-i ihi' k.iiXi'ieitt llab i iHtpe i- ati- j-iti i a,- i on rati Hal, 3 ii,a.a*i a-iai *xa u-i -r.ti i .a iii 1' eye 11 ti n t 'a a. -ki'xrirTi -if ihi kntversitt. Ihe - xi-raox i "a-aiiinttt-e al ihe Boarxi a - TraAees ;iaiahairi?x-,1 Ihe itniver- si;x p ia ,ii t-iua on tiie repair of the rai,|x i"luick ,3e:insaXi, kuvetor af the Stetsaii .-'hj-rrietd Plant, said that eix'Iil cantpames have made lads to i .-pair xaa- ioek. The tolnl eust will k- -.ai ne where m tne aeiyhbarhotiai -y$*,ii,iliii. Mux-ai. -xroal ilaat a previtins ta-.aes «•: ,*.*:& ww%- tow*. "Our const JtiMiis t nxxAeal lih- eompames. and tiiey diuia I knot* ati they were kiddae.*.* sr.. Thai*. raxed their bid 11,1,1**" " The t-aart toot netsds io far teplaeeil"' said Proiesser Bruce tanffiths. *a*-tit*;xi* office is hi the ■** hta*-airaf-til ti| S'oivr I Ut'Oltn* -ktasier is etioiiii-tg oft yiie widl because of the leakage This bui idling is used for public ptr- Kigsby discu-sses downtown, campus wilh SGA 11^11*1 5% ladi^J t^ilx ftirinatsxe*. U does nt* speak i«v* hinhiy of Stetson tor the building ta bemteahape Chaek .itihrwtwt Wremar of ieawtts-Mid «*».«! ByHAKKKAIrtSTA AssMaiit raditor 'ite kq-o* spate* at Monttey aight"s Stotleni tlovernntent assw-aakt-itt meeting was Dave HiRShk * Udawl titf Coonrttautt . ,..k - ,",.. ir-nxai^xine Architect - I x,-. ,-.,.,,.--!,,, ,-Hx- .11.*.,. ,. J.-X--.- tit iisi a-^xn int-re lis* hit a ix- plans P.-> iha* A-t-.-].apiiieni ai the Del-antl aix*,-. a.-al thx :it*w kkua Pro***tt t=eri--- ainit in a*,.tit ef Stt-lsan HoJ. :.il3ii t t-. ,i lit-kirari- lip'shi has «"-i ;i -,-«.= lawn fur in e> etuia*". JA >-.iiiiii;iitta-ai iki* thx i'lk « uii,r.Cil * :i.--i.t*a *-; -.ni:;.-i*-t3t a.laia: i-nttr- a tt i it x. i. -i a- - i t---. -1 -c- i... jt li- t.. but has since received Mime -"new Mood.*" fti*|sby SKihned out tet central Flari-da has experienced more grnwlli in recent years than lite northwtsi or southern areas oi ihe state, and added thai this has yon- Xii«-.irxxr.- x, p,a x-a*i!,'. fUTi'.'.tir—3-J.f* * A*r Dektnd, iner.livniH'i the traffic stiuatian as an evaniph*. Tat aci-'onioxlatx' ibis yryitth. ite edit is wuirhinai on a l7Q.00t> la 4k<tfc»,000 reilevtitrtiiiieni plnn fer the doivnkiwn aroxt ttiaishi slated ih ako mentioned the t nrre-nt plan 3i«r .u m-» SSAHW.iMii liiiirt iMtupkx te tx .-iiiii in I la *l -and in tti aii an yo.ir-, iSenator C-arjier asked about any long-range plans to solve the traffic problem and pointed oat that it is particularly bad during ihe school •■ear, when stadentei atari toarists arc- in lawn, He added that tbe BeLand fleprtnienl nf Transporaiion is in tbe piwess rf ri,'dex*!i«n3ni.* the iratf ic iieltt sjsietn fur tbe city's ntirih- xiirth currtdur, .Stitaltar Tim DeSanite asknl abot.1 Ihe pessihiiiti, of n parkitip area being built behind tne {"«,!»-cilor's Cut toga. h-'esbi, answered tiaitsi-fli a proy-t t tiamlai lie relatively east ia ran iai. ha" xii tra- ".ianc is w.t ittikf,- eia33*. fa-ti.x,-iri3i* fflirii i.slti'ii ah.*et Ihi' i-uit- .•■rrjeliic liu*;rxi ukt.r .=:i U'c i oi i.ar i-c A".ii.ik-itiul tititiii-'..itil ,ii,i; I'ktsl 3itt-l- ix'i-i'.ii-. ;„^sht saiil ttai: ihi- ixtt i-Aixiri; *rtji-tt" .- xi i«iiv.aiti--- ii.c.ji-* --.i -. -i-atiiii. ai'" ea i xtln k tit.! 'ia ,.1, it* -a ."'i.i,j ia.. ri -pt.lfiX it-i,i.i -j i- ii,a/... aliapi -. tii.;. ;i., ...ii.i ii'ot.; x, i*.s t... . ta .il ' ',., ,ri ii. 1- t" il.i- pi-t i- xl ,--; r :"i---*i iat - -*t i.k.i ;l - t. ,.«x;- t .*iitpiu-tid i3ti "ii ii.- --ilii i ia.-i -, -> ttit -. i ai I >i i-itl, -i-it-t.t- ir ai t.iiit :a.-i*-i-iai ik ii*,! rlfi^iti llit.i t.i ii- - ti-iri -1 : -A-ir-1- .i-i-ta. ui'it ci sike hem re: an ■ti *iii- -ll-a*a I *ixiii*i Puwr I*witta"ti«i r»iir»s«fti*3ii.-9ii ftchaitt Mvtn. ilistittjt inaiiap, art P«te -"laicsina. aasttti tlmm mwa|r prw* 5 S15JIW ctet*. *.a SWsw xlii*«srt| ^-ixusl 3«iit*r yafea -t*r-i:j,s.tt«x,,"ja I.»l« |ur". * - ll» "u*3i a. tiu-31 n; :i;i* j.i]iari i.i. .: •*.*,«-.« l-iei-riyt" Hi- aJiii ■-' .I.'.it kix" tti-:! « * :!.-- . a .I ,-t i ji it' ai i - I x,-i .*..« im ti .1 t-t, f rt i 1 -1 Ana,ex ii -ix-iit-3 ax-taJ s-tne .It,i;sht a ta,xj-.:; Ijy .xt, itti itx ii.it iha « , i, --- xt i. i.-n intra ,i staora i"e-u-ai a.it»Btl*»ed**.iMp,#« Seven out of twelve teams participated at Sports Night Bj. FATTI PI.ASKET Staff Writer Tiie yurtwse of Halter Sports .Atghl ts ia ret-ogriae all oi the Stetson athletic teams. This was ahfheuJL iKaw-ever. iseaase «rily st-ven ai the twelve teams were in attendance ,Sf>€>rts Ni*|hT was held on ■Ataeniher 3?T in Ibe Ethttunds Cenier frtmil-luip-in, SLdl fAesidvnt Helena fiahrtiwsfa said. -1 think the hie reason ior the baal turnout was ttttiek* If she had known thai the St"B would he in fihargia she said, "wp it-outa have began ornartif-ingmaeliearlier " Up unlit a month asto, Hatter Sports Nighi was a project of ihe SOA. Then, bath the S13B and SG.A agreed that il should te ihe- SOA responsihiltly. TTs* nlhJebc coaches, alone with Ihe sorttrities, fraternities anti oarins, each receii ed a tetter front iiie SUB tin Novembei 131 kroiti these Si letters, only fanr teams and etixiitorga'liitaiiiins replied. After catling and trying to recruit player*,, two metre learns and two more orpaiiSations did partiripate The warns that participated were bastibalL men's anti women's oasketliatS, gall, wrestling, snflbail anti wajmen's voheyban fAabrowski said that - Sheae -vas apathy an the part ajf the M=aches. not the team members IT*- team members wanted to panic if ale, out the. coaches deeMed fcr themselves not tc participate H Uw> were anwillmi ai snpporl this, why sho-uM rtudente sapptirt their teatnsk* A couple of players ;old ber that they were eotnpleteiy B*aware of the evein, Coach Mike Parsons said thai he was out mi5 town nn a reeriutiag trip far two and a half weeks and didn't arrive haek in tawm tmiii Tiiestlaj', Novemher W Coaehes Eay Btsse) and Vicky Pate were unavailable for eanrnieiit. lad* of att-endartce wasn't tiie nhty thing that playued Hatter Sports Night. The tetter that was sent uict statfd, *'the Union Board will bt- awarding trophies tu tlAi top oriankatians ia attendance and participation." Apprently. sratne organlatinns only saw the wards trephtes and litteBrlttiiee, nerorrhng toBabrowshi. By the af»d ef tiie ought, maay people had left. When it earne time to give Ihe trophy to the winnn-oj frafenitty, the one wrtb the musk items confiscated from ^ex^i<lelllts, room over break B>Jt>rtNHtiWT AsBaeiateKditee UMKIL. HASTINGS (teprter Editor Thanksgiving evening seeurit} yusrib discovered and ciHifiscated several itetiis Irani two residents' ravni while setunaa, campus awtWiniis, tn preparation for Ihe tioient .xtei-iiiS that struck Florida's east i.na;xt aver the weekenrt. Anit-ia lite itcuis rvmnved Iren: iht riitnii bt seeanlj gantils were a htr.ti.-y x.*w an nnnx Hnift*. a oraa ;tee ainiiiarii', ...ant "ulaiit.*- ..-. at; a us i t :ii -r i Al*i"i" i t:i -i Ui rt ta; lift iiolt."t* »t 3j« t-r xtiit; x« ot x*lt t: .xit,i> xitlt tt 1--riinx H> \."-,-st;.i.l («--a:j t, Ml *.x*itt -\;":a,rs K 1*11101' .S;n,lh. -x'i. 11",". >«-*." ni itit i-e. iit i-haa ?. a 1 .J -xi- 1,1 a aia- Pin .-"-iaiilS ei.;- it- Wa-.it-V-r iitt.Iil .iix -xxtiXiix i,i-ituk ;: >t 1 -xtt-"! ; «i-t X*r -".uilti-- k« sex-tlf e .|ii-- J. jt>}ii*,x.x aii «,t ct "ili-J-.t i- -a ttii I hi i-lusiaa a-.;it-ixier; XMied a\ n. a a-il,- xfiiii-i ;net n--e*.;- :*-i-u C'« aix-Ssia-i;jH-t;t-- kntit t Adii titmal tV-ul'Si.-r.*. ,-t wl J iii -sj i,; i-xi I «i31; it- ■- sa ei 1 .ai a ) -; ;v rid.- - A --aiia-i-a* ah- ui'e-3 i-it ir'tar-x ib km ii 1 - it k aha I - 11 ta k* «-. < -r > • -I f t ,1; tn at .ti fan x-e -.tidi -irt-ict *.i* xi,- nxa-t;art.it."- a-i iht' re.-txii tice -iiu;i,"- lit.'iidii'.x c: the -«kik" ol 11 :* li-uij*. n .**-tU„en*.ti,. Wil rtt tiv Itaii-*- :i." rts e-etitr hall ,-ttiif- 11111011 an, 13m- aaia. -ntWcter. b- elder a .ritxienl's .-••jXi t; ijier-'* is rt*<-^:a:.,.i' tajse x> beheve Uiat the safety artdkir welfare of the occupants is at stake or the physical prorhirly of the ilnivcrsity is in jeopardy, S111.I1 siafi memhers afe» have Ihe right ta enter ie*iaWBi»rt«ip,(i Florida Baptist climate one million to Stetson Bj Atl** Ht'SfT ils-xnt-iate Edilor y^elst :i ltji:xeraJtj ati. .t x"-.ix. .d.-ii-ateu t-ter t) mtJixit ... .urt >i lis- apprevi-d Itinlaa-i. t ;r- 1 1.1-1 *.( liiipti'-1 kiifi--eatt.i-- i--; ..- pr- xn alea. *Wi,,xa.-k.xri . -k ^*t ul ijJ to 3 -» "-''> ;-* -: ,-.-nli,i;; uii tax I ,i - • i;,vt'nUt,.iix,i- *. --. ni .a.- ---ta." 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