The Stetson Reporter

Vol tt, No. 14 ^Florida *s Oldest Collegiate Newspaper I. Stetson University Del.antU Florida "" Friday, February 15, BBS Stetson stu By i#RT J. HASTOWS and JOHN HtTUT .1 Stetson student was arrested hj 1*1 aad Police last Friday mnminy on charges of psseaston a.f cocaine and possession with xAettf to seb or deliver. Mars E. Polger, 11. was booked jito the Del amd Pohce Department at xtppraaimatcly 3: Si a,m. Prb. 8 after a search ef his room revealed eor*aiut and itntg paraphernalia. .dent arrested with cocaine charge Poker was released on his own crystalline powdery substance" two plastic bangles, according to !...„ !...- ii.«i.a^.. „...._!.... .... * a a., a,!., ......... i„ irx.r».J., tn... «r^„„»* i-Ft..., ^«,,^.^«.« ,.,.,,- reeoijabxini-e late Friday mominy after appearing before tiie judpe approaiinately 8:30 tlsat morning, Felger was formally suspended frorn the ttolversity fridaj and is now back borne ia TitusviCc. Bond had been set at tlflOO for possession and CS9G for the charge of Intent to sell. * Two plastic baggie comers and open piaslic cap containln-.; a white were found to his room in Cordis Hall, according to the arresi report. "Also found in close prosimtty in that substance was a cutting agent, a quantity of plastic baggies, a scale, and a quantity of raaor blades," the police arrest report revealed. In addition. (480 to cash was found hidden with Ihe larger of the Reagan's budget to cut student aid By r,fcoltGF,mOMAGNt|iU C«Btrltattac Kilter kreattlctti ftonald Iteatjan's new aadael will cat many eoliepestudent aid aati loan programs, it was aa- nuiureeit in Wasmngton this weeh Reagan's proposals include the denial ef any federaily.guaraateed student luans to faindies with in* •--atoes tii'fi %S&jm%, an overall u-eihna nf J* .MO of total grants and aid ie any one student, fit? denial of I "ell Grants te any family with tn* -lames, over $&.W. aad tbe total elimination of Supple mental Education Opportunity Grants iSEtak monies. iMew Secretary of EdaertAai Wiiliani Bennett said college siudenis would have ta make a -ubvesxilure of certato sorts; stereo thvestttiire, automobile divestitiire, three weeks at the beach divest terek Bennett stated that families with more ihaa one student in eoUege would -have to lighten their bells a*ven farther.' lian \tusoa>, fhrertor of Financial Aid .-tt Mtetsxao kmeersity. said the Reaga t bntlget will "adversely affrt-t 35 percent or more" af the i4ut.-eitl papulation. Thetigh Moore said taait be has ni>t analysed exactly *ix buaeet'-a student aldseetions and ■n„w ti aould affexrl Stetson, he did .atx* xi iarcjimnart- analysis of the -itt-Jioixat Vlax-ii-i* .itatit the ixaan proposals -wit] tia, - a x»a-r> wrious effort on us. It -xtt. ii.nxi--t,a.it hurt tatnilies which i,..- aa ..r itirei- children at roileyo. Those people who don't have a cress to loans will be in 1 rn ubie,'' Moore said the $-|,(l§o limit * mil also be eery serious for us. We have a large number of students thai receive more than t4.3XK> m aid and loans'" Moore said that the fell Grant cut will nol hurt Stetson as much as the other cubs, "Not a large number of students that have families with taeomes of over S2j,(!# receive the keii Grant*.. * Moore aisa stated thai tte SEOG g cants are goaty to tie cut out altogether Stetson wii] loso laUrKtt a yea r hexiause of I] iat cutback Moore said that the whole range of cutbacks wiU alfect tbe private eoliepes like Stetson more I ban other institutions community collage students' don't netd that aiacli aid ami state eoUeje students don't need as much, said Moore. Hatters sweep SIMUN By GE0-K6E i#M*fiiAAIU i[3iit:rttiiettB|: Editor Sstetson University won the award for tha '"Best Visiting School" for the second consecutive year at tjie Southeastern Invitational Model United Nations {StMUNi at Auburn University in .Alabarna. SIMON, the oldest aad largest college Model UN m the south, has btiea attended by Stetson delegates for over sk years. Stetson students portrayed countries along with students from sut-h schools as Alabama. Tuskegee Institute, Alabama- Hunbsville, Biraiin*»ham Southern, Map,svi]je aad a tiosi oi other colleges and universities The t» Stetstsn students who drove the eight hours to Auburn were kei, to Sletson winning the top award Besides that award, Stetson swept manjr' of the other homtra. The delc-patton of South Africa Alary Speaker, Jeff last .md (epriseatatiii-e "eta lv atari jiitl Vfiia*s,i CeurSy yee slut e Baa* 3Mh aiupf Tor ftalev iteuss iJfesIHiW&iailWuiit.' IJonai-d ftattereet won xSerond Place - Methurri Powers." The delegation of France ; George Itaiaagnoll, Nina Madosla, CJ. l>rake and Jill Jobansen) wen '-Honoraole Mention - Big Powers." Tbe delegation of Madagascar tK.en Giertsen, .iohn Bixby. Eeith Sebenlt and Jim Haskiast won -'Honorable Mention -- Small Powers." The other tlelegatioas were Chad iMatt Larry. tSarcy Haag and Teaio Moroir Argentina itiUAr-n Weiss, ftttbert Homers and Burton Burner«. and Romania iiScott BosrtneU and Carol Ann Austmt Many of the members nf tht various delegations received tn- divldual speaking awards for the Ciimmiltces the} sen, ed on, Radiwta won a speaking award on the Economic and Sofia! xommittre Hotnaanob won first i>lact* on the Seruritt Li-uafii. Spraher won a ,*"Ovakint, ,tward «!. th? ikibtuxt, and a-ex until i~-int- laitlt'i d att tta^.itiiax man .i x-is-aMiti. ,xu,aiii ->t ii.- \p-x i.„ knalii-al t-.uaila.lii.n A "i-i a-.*.e. t-i,"- ;-i *xia-.,i.it aifiiUl dill xl ,.' ,«. *.-{-. t,;,;x V,, '- ■ ii -> .'a«i la ,ui ^ '-'tai.- ..-ji..ii -11*11 .*-- ii .ii . ,i.;ai i a "a.x ■k-l---.it-> - \ taarii. s,.m. i 'ajk ;.-,ai lite int.-. ,r.;=u*fl,'t.t ti tm, ,tx-i,. X,i- ,-.*,«t!M-.. dxia rixi1 i a ,i k.\k A* ixo-; 'ik- ai tx|- x-i ,1 ."■'.nitii; ,x*--i«k* ii.i-i f..ii ,. iit jiret i-r .'-.xti".nt n; liix ' an-ni atiti a xitu-ial ika ■>• at. tfn ek li ti. Ibe iani Siyit'v rt.itii,tt,i-.a i, Kaitei-t-u*, 1 i.xi ypra*ier 'titex nf. ai; sa*najrs csi-epl kiai have .ittencefi times i List has attended three '• i«*iittoiiedoap.Ui --i-i."-i. 1. . 11 X I ■"1. -a.i.. tn liiii-? , All fi"iit piaslic baggies, according the report. The pwder was prtsumptl*. ely tested positive as cocaine. Sergeant Steve Dost of tbe erimbiai Investigative Division of Ihe OtLand Pohce Department was called ta search the room after tkrerter of Stetson Secant^ Jinn Tyson searched the rooai and found a felony amount af illegal substances. Aeeordtag to Oovi, f olger gave ban the consent to search and turned the eoeaiae and paraphernalia over to him. Fotger had been under .".ttr-- vetliance. according to Devi, after trasttaffle-loftp. lit i^wiffiaSeMtm, Iha Stwam Snw Stwtf spwwariwi« aachar awf*« 3^ ^rtw^j w tl» SUB ¥otes for Survi¥or iteparter Etttttr Survivor was voted in nine to five ever John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band for a possible spring eoncert at the Stelson Union Board meeting Monday night. Both groups are in the lll.twi price raiuje, not including Ihe staging needed or poblicilj cost, ft was estimated that sound and lights would come to approstmaleiv $25fiai to VOW. The nlotion voted nn at the meeting, which was held at Mano's, onlj allows the SUB to place a bid fur tiie group and does not ensure ttiut the toncert will attuall> t-unix tlitxiuch. 3V.e i«f tlte lead it it, faCun*-i t. sxt,tt;tia tix* vote- b-r Sii-citnr tea-i lhat Survivor is avadabie on March S and 9 while Caffertf was onty avallahle on Aiarch 8. After discussing tbe issue, SUB niembers tlecidod it would be best tn shoot for a iMarrh SI concert date first. Treasurer Dawne Williams jwinted out thai Survivor has one hit ji Ihe Top m listing and another on the rise, Williams fell that faffertv. ca the other hand, is falling i-t popularity on the Tap tti chart 0,ie ot the SUB's key concern** in che-jsuig a concert date wia-ij fe €T.xitST wlnrh sophomores must talte on 1 he morning of March S The put was seal to Survivor this week President Helena r^ubrawAi i*s.prcsseij ht-r iingor i.«,a-r tat -.anitiihsnt ta the Sl'B's infot-nxittiit ■ ettatiaued ou p. M - Call "Bookbusters" iXM-.KIxiky*! ixf-t Ai-a.*.unit l-,diltir il. ta'*x.tiitii hii-; -i,i ,x.ii' .-* . ixkit.aa x -iX-iitiu.iSii-.. -i«t. 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