The Stetson Reporter

VoL 98, No. 2 ; Florida's Oldest Collegiate Newspaper H Stefan i'tih:vr\tiY Del.ami, fiamfa Friday, September KL Student removed from L'niversitv BvlJWll~ HASTINGS Iteporter FJitcr A laiak student was rwiwved from IM* titiivi-rsity Tuesdaj nlglit after he wi-m 11. an itleohni hinge in hi.*-- sioxiiriiem kie, Bradley, who has bet-n tenia*, eti item Ike University untie* aeti.s ttnx restrained hi para ntti,cs. 3M„a0i1 police anil 3atet;i-f xsecint*. tjefore imng '.r-a -*--.*i1ed ta the faspitai. .-**.t* .-any to flintier of Security Tani k-liratter. tun one liter holtles i-i .ixikaa acre hintd in Bradiej's rtsu; xt atid'tiai. ta a Cherry i'okt s a a t - ni-aia alee ant Iai iat*i*te- felt that Urndle*, had - aoaiataex-. me alcohol arithin an hour ;.. aa!:.-«-and a ha,t I na- Bain,- ears, one aiiibiiitsnte r\-st t«i.;3 one fire rescue unit .-t-apixnied to the late Ttiestlay night *a.l Ihe ajh]ert had been found oasai-e. i-..n an ta-, bed tiy has Mom- uatt wfcia tried to briny hiin ai'otirtit. tV'aaia Bradley did reawaken, tie felt -ft et tne krii, smashing hts head attain < the base of the bed. His riss'tntnaii- look aim tc* ihe K.A on tta- ra.i wtio theas. with the help ef ike aiainxixite, toiA hue dnwn tt the tit-att t rai dent's apartment ft -a,nt -at this point that the paaittnedica -weti- stallcsi which alsta att-iked tae-fiel and psiliee, **i--l-sijn k^.urta.v was net alerted, hci a stnard -stumbled upon it t-.un.-i}, rt routine check,1' accordina lis as tirta-ia-r, at which ilnte ks t.a ia-trr and three gatards respt tailed Srart-trter added that the '~:.A .tats eviiient-iy new and thus Hid ns.- -. e «t- ihai aaeis-so Set-unit*, ss te .teaa.led ta' a.Sa, t'a.- .-aajta't teas "not real ; n.ner-iia--e. ' aaid 5ehri>eter. p.a- sat s*e aas-. ttarasnliiirt-it ait-a-irt casta. in siytit S-cbrueter said the subject -mas ready to take on the world - ' -class tc al cohtrj sy-niptnus.'u "He was swiniytig at everybntty," aaidryeiirijeter- tk'hroeler said the student had to he subdued and restrained by seven men tn order to get hnn into Ihe EVAC unit. At c«* point as flrad ley- was being carried out i*n the stretcher. He hit the finger c*f a Ueiiand Ptibteiiian. His problem?, - stein from tiie alcohol,"' said Schroeter. -*He"s tsic'aintCiiillj an alt-abolick' Bradley was tnken tai the Halifax dets-i-sifieattnii antt once betnre in Maa-h of last year wkere he was kepi fer Hi days Stetson Security lias hnu to deal with his drinking prnhlem thret times hof ti rc Tuesday, tht! latest befero that being on the third of 3 his n tenth. Aceordtny to Sehrwiter, at that turn- tilt they haa I to do was "babysit" him for Ihe night after he had become be lie*! rent after drinking on fraternity row. In i* ehruarv- of WM and ktan-h of tins year Security wan called tn tn handle Bradley. The last time this problem occurred, September 31. Dean of Student a\ffaira t3. l»ar*Jb Jerakins advised Sehroeter to get the f>Land Police tbe next time it happened and Baker Aei Braittet into ihe iletnx unit at Halifax. 3 The Baker Act was passed by Congress m order te allow people to be involuntarily cuni- nulted to uistittttioiis an a temporary basis, i .Sehroeter said they were unable to find any other evidence of drags aside from snim roilwui papers Tsii»sdav tateta! J !««« -..Jk Ot. Sary (tans "ii»»'it»8e-iraxt«-i Senate zeroes in on. kev * lJni\ersitv issues By t<ORl U HASTINGS Reporter Editor -Wc spent Hie htiltt ot the time iteming vr. on what we want to do this yuar," said faculty Senate Chair- mar. Pr. Gary Marts of the faciilty senatfk first meeting Monday night. Sena- ssf tne key issues under coosideralier. ay the faculty senatt this year are facalty evaluations, toai+iui.' toads, liabdtty insurance, a yrtct-anct ptdiey for students, prceedurex*. fc*r mdepetieat sludj courses in the different schools and therelationshtn between ruisb wefe and tke academic enentataitir. -period. Accorrliag ta Marts, the fatxiUy senate topes tu devise a procedure by which the administration eoaid evaluate the faculty. ' This w a very sticky iouie," said Maris, Maris said the evaluation process may nr tnai, aot tttciude student evaluations. lie called it one of the 'basic Citoeerns' of the senate and said that it was a difficult topu, for everyaite lo cesaie to an agreement upon, i t'Ottthtueil oa p. tii Guards run into financial difficulties ByT.CUOWXiNMIED Staff Writer The Stetson Office of l^ecurity and Traffic or as it has mine to be known, Seeunty, is staffed, wtth many Stetson studettta who In past months have become disyiruotied with the ti nances nf that depa rtrsient in relation to tiie tinaneiai aid the Fni-versity isalinwuig them. few people taow tht- total scope of Secant} 's respoasibilifies which range- frr-m b«ii,t!iiatd to private police off icer. Ttie Guards and Shift Commanders who tonrtpuse the ail student force are paid on a cash basis with a starting pay of 13.335 per hcur Aeet'tdutg to Shift Coitainnnder Tim Mallard the average guard is doing well In inake $83x1 each month. Two hundred dollars every month may sound good, hut n student who works for seeunty can expect to have his ajrofe. adjusted income increased by a flat rate of S2,(Wv, Therefore, tf a guard works the eight academic months, the university wiii pay a wage of anna! tl.fflXr, cansiny a difference of MB. Accordirte tn force member Eich White the average guard only makes about $ia» per year as. npfosud to the Untwrsity's claim that he is niakiag $2.iMi. The University does refund tnt* difference at the end of each year but not all bills wait until ibe end ai the j ear. last sanuner the tiaivcrsik maintained ita force as it haa ir, the past, but this year the guards were notified that their fiiiatttaa3 aid had been cut by about tS.WW each due te their wanking tor seeunty The} were gtvain an average ef twi weeks te make up fer thr sa,i3«i, Financial Aid director U-an Mota-re- who aids in determinirtg tiie need of each student was uati-x-aitebtr for comment on this malter AccordiiiB tn Shift kammandei Maiiartt, * Mtusrc dnea aot Icxtet. anyway," Due tti the financial aid cubs this year Officer Craly Amcy -was forces to ilrop out uf the University after «,-iiratfn| Security and having .its aid cut Another victasi is Shift leata- mander White who lost ail ot tils aiu and now is looking fnr ways to make up the differences with alternatives such as laank loans Prucrasti nat h m pron totes pool problems: renovation now scheduled ««* Ji t#rtiii(. „„...J Hem. was atticksii wk ftiur« pieipiir jsajetahna ilns tiSs-StiWitetliai-iil; By LINDA GRAVES Staff Writer Stetson students in search of the ultimate suntan won't be findiB^j tt at the canipus poui anytime soon. Ttie ponl has been closed foe repairs .shieetaatiurDay, Ron Morris, who ts currently In charge of lbs maintenance, advistrd UniverMty otficiaLs two weeks ago that the pool would hare to tx- closed because its Miration c-quipmettl had deteriarateti to the point that tt was ne .oiiger possiWt to keep the water ai ,-otidition Ic fiirt-l County Health fiepartaie-tit sianiiarda j s.; i-leanhr'-ss ard -hiwine an.3 pa a'Vi-k iJei lurka". it-i.o baa pieviiat.-;!*, bet-r 1*1 .-har.a- s-' tk; r.|sketti. ti .ii.*i;is'.l -.-in . s.na i-n.i.ptisttr ite.'- issi-;i- t shfii,-i.it t. adeoaatelt lii-.i-lla 1 .t'i-p*i,.1;,">.tti*rial-xta-. Alt. axj mi;. >r .;.,ij; -.aa t, m- 'iai..-;- 1 il- Wt . V *i. fj--* it.., .- ;«-.--. s-s-i , - Ti ..* a"--- * -aa- •sui t r; LNt As -. adn g a< .--.SS.S . i-.iyiii-fiks.i V:-s t"*i,-iiii.'i; I.- kiiamea- a-w f"ll„a nx Xit- iel-.n-Stlaaa u.33 . ia1 isetsts'i-t; iia ;.rd "3s ihetiaana ,3nlht"a ",iadnck k.iiji t.sit; pa at vs. ji tsi- aaliX' atn- ts.srk. Tlitt stare iiti' kweat eslUtiate waet; tada ttere taker iast Nevianbet ,it.,; a^an. iasi week and they an* als;* tht- ordinal instoilerai.f the prink Edmundson said that knddot'k sticuid la,- abk te. fabricate new estimpment for it innre t|uickly tiian 'a-nuJd other eompanies tFecaiiise of this it is enpeciet! lhat the new idler tank and mechanical eauiptnent w ill be ready In four to sis weeks. Ourtng Ibis tune, nest- stainless steel gutters are being instatied and the interior surface «f the ptso3 is being rttfuiishetl Bdmondson eapressed regret at hamtig to ctese the pool at a time when students would ordwarjy have been ustajj it quite a tot. He said that tentative plans had ham made k- do the reaevatiny this winter when the pond would have nonnaMj been closed for cold weather any waj. bat when the holding tank oi the fiitti ruptun-d, "time ran out an tta.' teiintinneuiiiip ii- Pro\os| Cok«kr unntninccs his dcci>ion l<i ritiir** ty. m\h\ k insTiN«." -iali t-ss'sHs --1 * as i . 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