The Stetson Reporter

VoL 98, Nto. 4 ^Florida's Okies! Collegiate Newspaper 1_ Sictstiit Cnixw\a%~ DeLtfin/, fh train **" Future of presidency to be studied V? (AMU HASTINGS Reprter KtHter liie Ttniitees' Committee oa tie iynnfianitj- of Administrative leadership tne. far the first time this past week, aceerding to President Pope A Duncan. ft was anfltmnced to the facnltj. at an ' emeryeacy"' facalty meeting Monday at W sum that this rota- mittee existed as weli as an adjunct .acuity coiaimttcc- ta advise the trustees. The faculty meeting was .laaoaneed last Friday afternoon. When asaM-ifl if this was any alalia iitiat- taat he would be leaning at tix* end of iae >«ar. lAnieansaid that ixaaso-j! f ira-tt tc maae lhat clear that - an nol acsipatua: at the end of this ;.i-ar " .xisiui Duncan. Duncan added ttat "to -.-arret-t ternas waultl be a eti a'int. rar s.aaogeuf statsa." i";a i..i= plantains: le Sltij thraU^i Xi xttslt s,iaipai.stnk said tkintatt '-it*tx*. it the t'-iivcrsiyc * $2Ufl mt.. t * iaar—s.iix* campaign I a. a .3a -.s.s.. ;ci*. lie porosxX' of the -1 -is - -'.ii'isitii-s- s t.s -lair-iaai i .*. ix-i a. .is -j .> .-antiaaiik ia -| - -a ;.-s--ttp bi Il,t*i'tt1*.t-r--ttt- itr. >*t- - t.at- -s.. e- fki"istrans - - 11 1* .. X - !t,!i,ri t f X*li- i.t i-.-t- -ascl-- asi.-r.1-~ .ait week --"!*- ttt i.x-t;.1. ; .. JSiecS a.- «ftf t .t - a.x-i;.t ii -li-ivisor-s it*r --* X st -*x,iiasit*-i ipt-a kieisao',-. S--.--1- tr.s jx-j-s.* T1u.r-.-tty land - X- -"* 3--.t - -x-a*- *r. hk-.Si.ks campus is - n i-i?>"i -aJttatt cacttiaata, It wa-a, xppi-i-.i*it tc yac Triastecs last May, :*.i .t,-ardiea ts INtncati. t]n- - t ks a y. ir.t,.v have a certata ,-at 01,1 I .-' .aritel.ti- ijift- Wort the .saipaix-i x-aactku i*Jlj .*4at't xt-k.it- no.*- .*uc33i r*ajrjoatita ts . iaa.- jt? w. it jit oaacc ta faavi- ad- .xei .a ft-* ra katid hi Mac."' said -jh-xJ. *k- piji-ed that figure rai a-k;,t--t-s. laya- at laprxtiattatait*,*, S3tt 3... ,; ;x -.. r*, ,i „ira,x rr*],-ix*C it. Xlc ti"t*-.*-i- .,x.-.- a; .-3; i-t sea oiJi s- in i.-r- .a'x..-t-cd *at*i y*ia- . ts-- ; r-= t.x ;t:,ci ;act hace- - ....- ss. t -sin,.-* 11 "itirii aa A workshop was teid for all of Stetsan's vtsitars test Thursday lo acquaint theai with the ways of fsuid»ising. Duncan said that in the past the National Baaed for the School of Music has derm Jtiore than any ether board of advisors for the University in the area of fundraiistnjit. The Board oi fmstees approved a bond issue enabling the University tn aeeoiapMsh a anmher of projects that have been waiting art the drawing boards. According to Duncan, this bond will fund whatever Panbellenk- housing the tank force on CSreek housing decides an. "They might boos* up to KB students totally.'" said Duncan of a future Stetson PajttieUexc building. Duncan aisa said that the University should be able to now niove "very rapidly to renovate Sampson 8sU and Elisabeth Hall." Duncan hopes that these projects will be started hefore the academic year is up and said that they are currently talking about begtanuyj after the first nf the year. Duncan said that the renovations wnuld begin '" certainly not later than tie summer," The Ethisuntls C enter roof ntust be replaced, according to Dancan. According to Dnnean, this jab carries with it a price tag of a quarter of a niillion dollars Duncan saiti that the bond issue also -"mean-, getting our swinmnng pool ti .stinpe scs we don't have to i«tttwwe#. oiiiiF.fi Curriculum committee to study courses »yUjmi1,,flAST«fiS Be porter l&tlf tor A carriculiun committee ttas been akasenh*. f h^sident Pope A Dancan to csxtntioc liie Unrvers-iy'.- PWUntf i-m xt uiuiit offered and te arm-eat a aOMt xaaaauaint; Mat is kith tolx-sit-i- dud aa-ia-jrchensit-t-- I ta.tr, the inasts. stlie-ai f'tinrles 3ia3ckniii<at tehairt and Antt* Smai: .in- atcrutjtix .tf the .-tsinmitaee 3if-tn a.risand.kaientt-sarell-*' Anoe Alorxs, kr. kai; Papp-a'isrrta. Dr Join-. Scti-sri' atad 1> Belly ffines, .i?...i ktuit the buixinitixi*' sctoct are J J yta-xter. Ken kackxir. and Vtamtic Paltersisn. Duiscan lapiaineal tlsat eact si-r*jtor is represtrcted ht these professors. - Eact one represtntea jsrtteuiar area in that st-hoot, * said Duncan. All *.*f the divisions, of vork arc rtrpreseated. That's one sk (he rcaaxiirts for this spread," •ta t irriiau to iiunitai; toe kniverr-ity has teen e-ttri,*iiaiJn«- its iaut'itujjTt for tac aast dine jeans writ-war, comiay io a tiancrett* tlects.t.a nn a bat syBX*,.-i k- .-fie-rer- aiai at tj aired 3 a the pas", the ,*ie,-sils--caif- a.txers kiiimiriei s-t Un 3-acaii-- .Sc-oau ha- ttaa I til.- rcsps-*--.JBit.l*. "ool Duncan felt tt&t a coiictnttee hai'tny thi-t goal aa -fci so.e purpose wooli: hetttrr serve the kn.t erstty- yta*akint, of i-*ii.-.t effort--, tnjicar. said, "lyici've really nol yottei anj when- .*ti 1 it. ai-sit-tis that wx1 yt-t sotacwhere." As'cordhiix ic 1 ""11.-0*aas. he wants l.ac ti>i-'iatlt«' ta con at- ap with i;« taaxraataititii-. of o cuaacitlattn c-r tfixtaxsi kd.*, isf kaowles.hte ttat all taidt-raaaadtsates .xtiould be sritpused ta a-telher thk mt-ait-x «ddiny ct-uasos tc tte University's eJferii5-.*s or alleciay esisting ecursc-x ' kte het-n faacticularl*, interested fMfa tac- brae 1 came here." said ftunetsii of the ewrriculuni issue, fiut-saift istin thai in las iaaagtral address tit* paint*--3 <«t Iha; he Ms-anted tt. - Ir* sarc that car i-nrriculuii, liad a euhi-retict- .it*out .1." Duncan acdert Ihw the Otiivea- sit;ks i*urricnlum alio oagtl to in clude the stud!, of values " Coherence and values have been terms I've thmiim around a eoc-d deal." said Duaican Duncan hopes that tiy the end uf aa.s j'trar tte .""urricnJuiti comntiri.ee aat iiatx* a plan fc-r atx- faculti, tc- s'at tit, adopt s.-r tlaaosi, t.jt Huaicaii yfinted .ml x*iai aat- carrtcaliat; * ai runi ttet- aaa j decide that ihi- * arrtn t offer ne,-- and reqatrenacrTiS e« tte IJtaVCitSlty aie Uic host ptjssthle 1 think xxtax anj currieuluau shouJd fft nnexanunt-tl for lony periods uf tune. * said Duncan. -There isn'i t whale lot nf unity or cnisrence," said Damcaa about Ktetsoa's cncricnluni, "We reaily have t'ety littk- of a common taidy nf Xnewiedyt- * -'I'm nol arj*tag to say what should ix- tn there, but I think we've ended ico«tttieiioup.Si IFC discusses results of rush B)-.*«KANNO\lUKBY dUilfWrtlcr Tiic icteiiratet'ii tt t si - si-;a,i r;-- .ysii^s- n s-iax- 11- 1.111 - 's.-rri.-..-.iiis tx - si .,l . at a a 3. it - t ,-t i-3s r-« B-.tt-a - t tv-.. i-* .'I .1 iilUlClt's*-ll3 t*f' -srieii-x-cutsi; '-. kCl X|.- ass. tLu.t.a:»«:. . I, is tki'. skit ki a ip bi .fix- t laiousc, President sif tanrtbda Chi Alpta frnternit*. - He -i.id k&i an aa att of respect, oihea ;; x.1 s. - .a t> ait; ;*rs w d. o < be a 1 lo wea 1 is .i- naif i.-i.,.ci* ;3w 3».iaia .aoiia-x* .r 3 in. si t-a s -s ttaj. 3 is. attest ti> torn ; i - .fix Itsttii - iltt • sr I liatk j i it-.-1 ar it-santiirut'dssnp. Iji Friia|, September 27, im Leaders speak at University address By SfE¥E MEBAitG SWfWrlter Issues sueh as the tnstaitation m an on-canspus teBer laaebine mid a $5 anlhon afoUar bund issue ere brought into the open at the State of the Unieersity Address held in the Stetson Roxitn Monday eveairig. A etampreheasive panel nf 3*?tet* i«on ix esecutive. admiaistratlw and studeni«el«cted caaaisis leaders assembled to answer iiuestions ia a p-ress cenJerentaxtype prn-i-eedmg- The panel included iitetsnn President fhspe A riunean Esecutive Vice-President Doagia& l.ee, fkaivost Demon koker. Dean i*f Student Affairs Garth Jenkins. Director of Student life Jatnt- Marlowe, Director of Student Af fairs Kemper Smith, DirecPw of thi karttoa Union BUxltiinis, Bt*ttney t3iJk. Dirtrctor of Stetscu yrata; Service Dacid Troupe, ktetsi.ii iia tea Board President ."lawi r tti31iaiats. Student tkau-nanioi.. kn-smein Pany Haag, SUA V.*.c- Prcsi daint Tres M uJiis a tid xhif h 1*1 a t - ■- eaai-irPres-iieiii Mark Kapusta •tfte.-xir.aava-catiiii.tsi, yiul3i-i.h - jti;i,t. speakex. .i.-inrrjnxt-a tina.. olid plans fca ilic > ttr i ia-.,.*.; f aker aesi a.iat! t.1 st x.-ar ;. ~.t a a t.\trx.-ir..*l-B xiBtati; -.11; ot.r ' then a;iiti.uae.-d ana*, tin- t.3t"i«- ai.3i.sj- ciam^iiytt 3ai3.aet;x*ia k SlCtsela ta, in- t-antpleted Iat ktt- x.-a. JHWa wa* aolhca a oai,. tk-iter ,akc. iifrCot^.it-ii tlte ,a prc-ia, ay tte Baora a.-f "1 tu«*tet-j. lar- wei-s a.«f a (;i nil I liar, dollar bond .ssiie wtat-S- tt-tll tie ustd forthe rencc-iliaaa ci at .adc-nac taeiltilt-t. .-atnoix* ettea ihLaa-- I --ike-" nixri slesenlatl Xaa- «la-- pr.v. eait-nt- w tte ^-hou- eaantiitta wriah 3ias proven ta ae -soii.ewha'- ccatastiig a 1 tfte paa:!.'" sift will .aoo. shoii. .xtwlenk what alasx-e-* ar. i-S|>et ti-tt fi'iaa tt'oiit ituii'i -k ck-ail-.- "Ik-tei at-f itult-a a ..-sir.py;. ,*vi .r....!s and ,mpr-i',t-:nc;a. sf it-, sees- ccrrii-utuu. Is a.sppen siiiriristi-ear, k-ipusit |..itranr.s t*, tt«- j-.sct 31-iii-iaber Jtiai-i i.t;. .--tai-i -. a- s -*;i-*.'ir-.hti-krli'i-lf; ..art w li.. is*.?, atiti- ;s-. --tti.it . - -- -i= -'t- ibt i't*;- ittxr -t 3.11 .-t.ti-.- *-i-i- * r-i a -i *•-;. s.-; '* - *3 - tt ti rt: as s,-y >t .s.-,-. .i^Bis. 1.1-;p. 1.» as -t;-. i.«,--t-iara*ii** ai i.-aerai aa .a. ateaksd l . Xs3ea. fr aa -ex-. ta. s- |-ls- ia*-k iis.-ikis sjx-- t-psr.-.t. a - kia Kxappa Js -e--r-nt.iti--i -latest xiapjii kt^ntia fcillsl a; .a 'criaiiplc.3 hair li#w» it. te Tss-rr*. Tne IMa %a r«e ftm* tM im at W pU-if tu am ta 1I» raite fit* taufrt 120 -aw wan kip 1* for* ftttmfr Sfsttw this W. (fiat shry, p. ii.} klai kpsiloi; inisats, wex rnai3ros.ia xsti.sti*t*iaskel inioanal;," These- Ms-en put back in their prospective oojw.s yat txappuxedli, aithers wort- still aiisiitit'. *A su^yoaxtion itxis ttiadt- fc-r "each fraternity to hand deliver thear invitation to ea ch pletige rotaa, Tbe IFC exeeativecorurtuttee then wok 11 upon theaiselvet. to devise a isowprocx-ijore. Anather topic discussed al Monday's IFC meeting was brought Iti^ereitlioti v needed; rep resigns ByhOBik,HASTBIf3* Keprirteriktltor Oae xiteisoti ktuon Board chair- aaan is cspxreted to resign and oae rep»at-large has resigned aa of the SOTs Moatlaj, night meeting after the x3liate of ihe kniwersity Address this week. President Dawne Wiliaais aa- nounced AxamJay night that SUB members should be on the iook-oul for a pruapectiwe recreation eisn- twiattiwwlflBp.il S * -> 11 t '.cSS'.;.t .... ,^(_ - * 11. t.nl;r -ti .t - ..j-- i-. ,i - - -.tixs-a..'. ;.,'.- - . . * .3.3.3 * 3-.-fin i. 1. a - '. -* .. .bA , a -too. s.st,t tas. i« x,.-i- .; ;-b- :.. s,..,. ix-aaint. .s aat i*i^..l.i.a