The Stetson Reporter

V#ix f?* No. 13 'Florida *$ Oldest Collegiate Newspaper I Stetson University DeLand, Florida *" Friday, February 8,1S8S Stetson enrollment and SAT average to increase iyMAMKAPCSfA AtmlstantEdibif flary A. Meadows, Dean tt Ad- nussions, was the guest speaker at this iitanibA faculty senate rrMie4ilt,. Meade-ws spoke of Stetson's five- year yaal tn inert-ase enrsllment and raise iis SAT score retirements. fh-r- .Senate also dtseussed Ute - fiitud wees;"' policy, Unifersity uisuran-ce fur afkeanipus uitems, and a iujuestiotwtbie adificreatie to lifiiitnl procedure bj the ad-* aniiiistr,ition in granting a recent sabbatical for a faculty meaiber. -Tbe Seiuite has questioned the aetam by the adannistration tn awarding a sabbatical leave and hi«r.*i a replaceiTtent. The Senate invest igattnn revealed that estabitsbed procedures were net followed;* t«jd Fatuity Senate chaimuui Dr. Jaraes DeLap. The Jitvestiiatton stowed that last summer t3s« Oeiversity ad- Students to host Donahue-type forum on growth management mittiiwratioo granted a member af the faculty sabbatical lea*t«e without cunsttlting the paper channets, namely the Pfufesaionaf Development Committee, es^lained Betap. Furthermore, ia hiring a replaceateat fur that faculty member, the admiaistrafiun Med to follow established procedure* by not consulting tht department chairamn, added DeLap. The Senate ended this disensston by expressing: a concern fur such actions on the part nf the ad* miaistratwn in the near future In aw presentation, Meadows nuthntid tte University's flw year plan fur e«utoienl. Some of the ma jar goals he outlined -were: 13 tauia-j the total enrollment tu 4,§» students 'icfludint the Law School) by 1930 teflnthwedoop, tJn T-wx eiavernmeni ntfieials will be tbe iitiesls at an open brum an Voius-tu t tiunty growth zaamaf&amt. sputn-utred by «%rtst*n Uiiiversifs School ef Business fraternity, Pla Cht Tfieia, argiaaked pnmarify ay* stcve Alexander and Bob Gilarmto, Tiie kiruni, Iksb- 13 at ft p,ia. in fxttatiet-n Hali a\uditonum, wiU Ik a *Phd Donahue-style tplik sheer where Volusia Cnunij *s etliaeus and fitt-yttf. ttaiversfty students t-an ask tlteit Kc-vemtrnent reprf-txeutati-ees about growth. ,-nttd GilarsSti, tiru.i>ram di reel ur, ktbatski. a senior in accounting, aaid ihe fraleimtly wanted tn nnidui-a- a different kind tut where the conversation could flow- freely. 'This won A be a panel dlseasaton where the politicians left their views of haw gnawth shiuhi be managed," Gdarski said. -'Instead, it will take est the format uf the popular talk shew tasted by Phil Donahue, The people will direct the eanversathin and a host will be In the aadienee with a auefophone." Aleitiintler, sentur in finance, will host tin,- forum, playing the part of Donahue. The guests scheduled are State Bepresentative Turn Brown feoea Port firantie anu soiusta i ei«Ktlai«d nn p. Ki ■ i i r i,' i ■ , mmi*y Ptmm ?m A. Ounon m unsiricMi fit ft** Mwaty c^aiag TSW 11,010 cite* s the- mm iast*a« m a pfedp tt tte umanft hy 9a MM.iW* atmvmpa*._awa * ta Mr SUB holds emergency vote tytaOIMLillMTWGS iRspsifera&Mtor An -'emergency1* meeting nf the SMaen UnJan Board was Md Tuesday rufhl to do a remote en the issue at whether or net the Union Beard sheuW Md a vi-fea daaee on Feb, St fer li*«»ia»ung bet a matter nf aiteeummuaieations ended up deriding the ¥trte, There was some quastten after their weekly* tenday ajght meeting as to whether tie motion to Md a widen dance at a oust of $i,tte had actually paaaed wltba majueity- liWJeentainf OKihairmea Ttm jtaheim and Beth Chesaer and the H«netti»Kttg Oanee CaKthatrmen Ma*t Cijyper and Betty Beck were present at the Tuesday night meeting tn tteeuss what tJtev already had planned. Arnheim espuitned to tte Silt members present that the Humeeontaai Cninnntlee was under the unpression thai the SUB vt*a.-t Ifiukirig inte* possible a^onee-fts to have nf ter a Hni-neeainun! datia't,-, tht x-ortcen bewj! speaisored by SUB and the dflati't- ix-mg spuinsort-d -*y the IfameeoiBung C«wnittee- And»etsi said that the Dance Curamtttee has been planning a wtgaWnpc danee where the "King and tueen" will preaide and die IfameciMtiini Caurt will be an- oounced Aceurding to Arnleim. decurationr*. hai»e been decided aad a d.J, lias already been esntraeted. UM dnn't want to aiake it seem like we're not appreciative af yw efforts." aalti Amheiin. He aaid amiudering all of the work Beck and Carper have done on the danee already, thengh, it would be dfflietlt to uieoepurate a video danee mto Hofflisemalng, The mottun to tew, a video danee was restated and unanimowly viaed down by SUE members. On the previous night, of M voting aienx Hers, six had voted affirmalively, !ive opposed tte dance and three uiastaiaed front votintj. After Uu* tttx'etta-it. tlte question of the i-aliddy oi" the cute was brought up and thus the enw-reenx t mt-elie.e was called by yttB Pres'iteiti iteiecaa fiabcii-wsla icauittuued en n iai SGA plagued by iix open seats, kiw attendance* y«ARJiS.A«:STA iAistaat KiUtur iJj-jen settaie seats and -tpat-.-i- Ltondencepii-iynedtheseiiatt- d ;at- ludent Gtit en nt lent Assec-i a l kn r. s first uieetiae t*f tne ,-3pra.ai nnesier, Hawieter. ite fie-tst utiautit-e vni.x ,-ib.e la* ai*t a tsponse trod Keinpri Sicitn ul indent Affairs in referem t- ia its -usniix peltki-n. and trie J-'tiuid Tx-tte eoiiuttiflet and rt*f*tnj af- ntlantt- at its January At inu*etuiix,, 't-ordiife tu that camnnitee Tne Senate passed a re-xriiuttni; hah cunitrtends the ,tdiitin.*i-trattx«i. r its cattperalinri txatii its- ir- -xutUaiior, of the Dnivrr,*dtt- raaasiijn on t-A 3st*nate fresideni lirt-wik*Vi';accx- s.iid that he had expected yn'at interest on the pari uf sladcnts in filling the empty senatt pesAions. Hcwever, as of tiie time axf ihe meetiny, lie repaj-rted that He had received only three applteattnns He then extended the deadline fur ap- pbcattons. rSenalor Dan Byrne, u-hairtraan ef the HuusuTfr rommitte-3-, rejitirx"d en the results of his inert-tun with Smith, The tnwn topic uf diseuss-tun was .1 Huustug petition which cites the many discrepancies .it the miens and-w&fflenAdortrw By-rms .-eported that South, tnr the most pari, astreed with the pruhletns that petite addresses. The Ftiod Servit-e t'omntilttrf* reported a record turnout for its last nteetinp, w-ith the Morrisun',t staff Oiseussmn at the meetiny included the probienis of stale feud, wuteii, soup, and students iea*x*;ru*i the-tV Irajirun the tables oflercatias .StiA President KA3 kumbtc rescheduled a i-abittei nit-et.tit i-riixinalh scneduled k-h.ft- rn Sen.ife llteetWpi %t-no of rae-« an t.ei it ia-n thx* r s she w i-d tp, at* -. t .i, *ttitrk a*3it*iitr, .-i.at"tn,tu i-i ii ,- -St-i'taxi rk'tairs tk -.r,iitli-i i'i ,id i-J .« Ii*ti1a1IV.-* '.iMuij.I' a* *3ta 'k -iiii -« li-eiitt-ni ttexki-nii it-iti, p,.i-*ai-i --i iii-r-uini.n-s.ii-d taa n i..n.n . i - -B..SX.XR. xa „i.i ,^ 3^, .-a .,,- ,-u-iti.ii .x .,. .a x aa a. a Harrington speaks out against poverty fit itifil I. 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