The Stetson Reporter

Vol SB, No. 5 Removal of recreation duurman requested ftt I.OllIl^ EASTINGS Rrjser tee Falter -\ pt-'atior callmn for itox-x Viar:no s rt-moval from the x ft-Mali or . hxitrmajistiip was read ,si ihe stetson Union Boardy*. l-torJiii". night mcetrnp tins week's nether chairman resigned, rat-in hers discussed tht* National -is3i=ciatinn tor Campos Activities i ..sii*o*aias--e ann cuinaaitttee reports tiiii-aaveti SudorM Services Chainaan John t ore reon a -prlitton far Ross ytaraiiayi removal from the board- Aas.srdinti: tc the petition. Marrao - lias not niade any attempt to attend ,at*3 kkB a listings suice hh- ap- pointmerstk Ttx* petition will lie read ayain nest weei after whirl, fhe Beard a ill tote xs remove or retain Marino kf-.it students have expressed xti'i'iiSt at the recreation chair- tnaii.-aip, according to President 3iasvi;e Williams, two of whtiin attended this weekysioeetarig, Michael Whiteide said that he '•rt-ab.! lies to gel tautgs done" and weald like to g'ice tba SUB's cani- piny ei-aipmen't more '"exposure'' if tit- were voted in as recreation chiiititian. uJhai.-; J,wrens, also present at the itioeliny and a catididate for the pax-Hs'ti. told members tiiat tie was 'iiti.l.-eat in sac-it actn'ities as Re- f'iuh International ia high school and *.t,i;. .eterestctl aa betoming involved **.l3i the3*3UB at Sirtx-on. lltj-i-xr-a: mtc the Board thai last ;, -..r res real sea ahairmaii Ken - jtia-*-i, anal J--ha Joiner a.so -i i3x*ca*icpt*.-iti5ii. ';" '*-l;i ritia tr- t'istixi out. the ab-svc a-a -sij as ...stcit on at tta- iisad -is.t.s^ 5 c ...a a- : "3 t.i it ni. tn tlobett xiands -■i-oir. iit-ii I'i-* Ix-ttei of rcaiiatniitii-ii. *-. 1.1 i IV i .3 iti a t-r I ci d ai the 11 .ec t hy.,, S-a;ri t ir'ui-l apoioalkt k«r nc, o -f; -' iitlt-i .ia,ai-eai the irioctifiiCa,' ',.r Hi Sand.*- ka-ii-lt- wool on it. es- pla-i. ttia; a.- a jk trior at coaming is.a,.si ts, x-n.. now finditii*; thai he a.-t.- tht tatii' ta. xt-t'rlt wnh the 111..-;. iota's!- ikLtiwaajs riiscuxxion. ''.3c.--xx- He-Hi, bands' vice- s -a«.; tt aai.. ita-- tasted lato laic *t.----ti >i, a la .a;.; -.t-rctxi two -,;cot3 leocs s n ki. M-"fi" --naack -aid he'fell he -rhitj.! ac-ii. aes%;r. Sands surest erf that kush tx* voted ,ittu ihe posita*.;i ttaiiiatns tasked if aay incintKi -saa tt t.t any-ina- e,sc whoraigbt man! -it t-t'oarftiansinp then Bash wax. nnaa* ttie a-i,y. is. mil nee Bosh satd lhal sis;- kit that she would "be able to hoodie the mki " Rep-ai-laryV Frank Beil asked Hash what constituted what concerts the SI B would ptirehase tiebets for es it did for tte Amy Grant concert. Beli ported oat that the Beaeh Boy* ^Florida's Oldest Collegiate Newspaper * Fm^ 0ctob€r !1>im Smwf} Vm'versitv DeLimd. Florida *®^^ HAT Miiiiff Sigma Nus put on month's probation for Yod Day M Suggs tarfonwl * a spats* crmri in me tet Ra* Ma*y ity* Suggs was tie sBcaiMl etilsrtawet in ths JSUffs Ty Nat faytptaetit saoes. iinetsi m fee i*<*ti aki- dtd a show af the Dtiytona keeaa Frant Civic Cenltx and this at'istip enjoys, stm***- antoiint of popularity even with tona.i "s college siudenls, Williams answered for i-irish oy explaining that the SUB s purchase sk «i Amy Grant tickets win-, tx * testing ground"* to diar-ivcr hoiv ine students woold take to dist-ounfeti tii¥t-k for"a liaihiiia r*onct-ri Wilh a ni,-*- pointed i-ui that tht- tax-an Center nostcd Amy t kia.t. ,lt*hn kont-cr and the Beat h Boys oil a ithin a weeks tune. Advisor HoJttc* Ftin- trn-si ia clarify all) ths' decision to pars liase Atny *"iraat lickt-ls aas niade tijnost ,itthi-la.*.taa]?iiite. fcoEtbi«ediMip.»i SGA working on. visitation policy* awards: one senator removed BySTOVEMORHAlKi SMfWrtter The Student Gocernnicnt Asstwiation convened on both September 3a and Cirtober 3T daraig the past weeks Reporter ptihiication haattis. Top safijects of the mcvtin**,*. mi'ludeti the visitation survey, the addition of new awards to ihe fkresidtoiikx Cup, the remtsial of a senatuir and tbe search for a new ikoiost. The September 33(3 meet int; openeJ with tia* anniitincwnienl tsf AJar llod^iiis a;, ,%nator of the Mtct3r ivr bs worls on .int-i-oia* Uarty Haatt t oafirait-at tin r*.**aavc at-Sixinse h- the xSinit- .si ths' kr.tversiys. Asid*x-,*.'- n J»«.-r iJ!'i.xsit!t-ui*.*. reporl, it*ilin,c 3ii,ti- tiii tac i"nivt-ia*tlj .ifusiak a; ,st- tcitdanietiioayht it is-orthatalt* oath uit-tsj a-tond tssnes raisc-o. Thouiih aa. acyattvc eniiiTiic-rix-. had htren receit'ou by Dirwtur nf Csi-i.tiads>.c-u,*paOp ikivi- K'«.xbv concerning Holler Fonntaia Haas re-parted a general air uf dislike atwtit enaipa-i for it*i new 'aaayaiie eavironaient". A petitinn was written and tiamet, are currently bs*iay coilecteii The fietition states that the atteiapt to beautif) the fountain is understood and well intended ttat that its new appcaraat'e is dist#a-siag and its restoration is reiMesicd Hnaii alst aimottrced that a krovs'St r.a,nataticc as s,t Monrltiy sins mine i.-| s(x, se.urtti -kr frovnsi keatiHi kt-kt-r",'- rctyai-c-ii.ent oaaj tJalat f ,1-s l 31-et.t.j |sait s.j; o;; tail- *, et'r shims'!. Uther iat;iixii,i;ctan.-i;ts on t.jcc. a-ti-.i,*. to ss- up nn s,a.*,anir«s*ij .-.*.-.it-it. to i't- 'i-ni t-vltt ts .iaxti t; i.a t.o i.f tai at-o. .tu-isoi-s n tnt- kl'tk .ii ..-v ti-KMisi. i«I tilt* t-Slttltirir. ill-.X*. iihk'txntia I ]aiaie.*.-itt"tctaait taatra t..- ,.ca ur.tts ri--xtst;x, uoy „ i -It'ki,sistjes1s-iitciit itf a iaccttft ,aitx*n iciiatiaucdiiao.*i *yumuuAsmus Reporter iditar The Siiajaia No Fraternity has been placed oa probation for a month after the Bel and Police tJeprtitient received lan, t-omplaints from eituens cancernuiij what may he considered tbe last Siiyaia Xii sponsored Yod Ray. According to Director ot 3Seeunti Tent Sciiroeter the lie!-and Pc-lict- receivod sta compiaint-x frt-in citinoiis who had items stoien that corresptsnded with iiems on tht* Vi=d rliiai list lastllataii'tlay. Lhrettlor of Student lofe Jnyne Marlowe told the Stetson Reporter i-esterday evening tiiat the fraternity is on social probation for one month winch Iticlisdea the tirtir period in which their aatiaiti Halloween Part** is held. According to Mariowe. the Halloween Bany as well a* the Ynd Ifaat are two of fhe most toiprtant f unrtiotis for the fraternity * 1 like to se,* what wilt impact the chapter the most,'" satil .Mario-*-e who makes tbe decision as to what the penalty will be. Due to firtaatiai constraints that the Siftan kits are under 1 i.e.. owning tiieir own house Jiarlowe felt it wanld be ihffia-ait to impse a fine on the fraterniti and feit that a aiaath"s social probatiota waaid haee the roost impact "A lot of peapfai* might not Ihins that's real significant." said A,, irlowe Ma rlowe a Ist- said that the fraternity wcuid "r.t*i-er hat-i- anothcr Yod Hunt ' Marlowe said bath shr and the ,-i'.uirini stronglt snggested tant the tratemity do contmnnity --nrrvit-a- aryrR alfhongh it is, net tnnndatory fiir tiiipxligma Nas to do so President of the Sigma Mas Itm keie said, as did Marlowe, that be liia-*ayM ttie Iraiertait;. had heea unproviag. Cole said that fhe scat enger hank which has been an aanuti tradilkitt for eight year-., "jiisi a*ot out of faaad.'" "I would say tins list was the least of the hnrtnfulk satd Cote t"ele said compared to items that he has seer, listed in past years, this oae wax much tamer in tontrast. "1 thuik this list was hv far not the tiaxit nrovocao'.-trk' s,ot* Cole '".""10- sliii run tn«.s*h ;tmotrty.er taan f"*=c seen tt tn a ton.s* tane. It'-= m the p*-: Wtiatcanyajiitio?' ■ I feel txbat thait n-vs- tss.it. rt-itu,. nr improve k -saixl Mekx,i«rt- - l-es-- heea pleased mth thai irtipraveitteat tcoattinieijoitp-ti l*rov«st searrli deterred due to leadership continuity stud\- i- w ?ins ts i«r last Chinee to watav jw sinrtifteT-Tisi^SS^^ ^ "atei ffltn 3 pir Wa,- n Ine Sti** iouop Piclweti mt. & fe-na Rdnnsoa. Electrical malfunction fills Gordis Hall with smoke: fire alarm ring« on B>UWttUHA$n.Vt«S fcportcr Editor Tht' --.eiicch fcr a nest- yi'uivcs! ri,-s ot-en extended act tn-tiirt-x, la. a n k-at-c sent oat h> fCsa'cotit t- Vta-e* 3Jrcsident Utaii^ias 3*-e-ii .sffiac eariier this week. ia inn tnleri-icw ys'stt-rda.*- ah ternnon. President Pope Dmitan assortti the Stetson Reporter that tlit- search conirnittee hits aot tseen dsabaodetl nor has the search been liiscoritusaed, -Noafsnottialtcd; it'sjastsortof detay-«dy'i^dDaaaiM. Aacmtia-t as 3.1'i-k I'ehatixi* r-^ Ika-titst .Sa rat ft- Oiunuttte *3i*W ,nil.i .potex d]i a-i-tended Xnietna i na caiaxr* ,si taa- Truster stud,*, of „',.dc,-saip mat in oil;*." i,ct chta.rs tin,. Ci>n:rriinc-x* cotiipi'isefl a*f hit 11,11 and ,idiitiat.*-ir;-mvt- taeinha-rx,. lilt rca'tir..!;- s uni ni tax la, retail tlxit tae i'litnaiitls'e - wtJl defer ia, ,ickti- starch fasr fun her noamiattiin-x ontit thetonti-ijiti issue kresoked,'" karia-r this year Cotter aaaaonced bis intentions te retire at the end of tins aeadeane year. Lee was oat of taws and lints anavtiittble far c^ewrwrML K-J«lfN «. til NT Has tits*ss Manager ,-tn t'Js-t 't'ti-at taa fia.u.t u r, Xoixi.- *iai. -laptsrs a,tc. ;.-uss-.l sir ihs. t-i 1 ,1 tt"i* lil.ll«tir,--* i,ti.t ttt-s*k nriil .isrid ttii- s-vx.s ,i,ti.t'i ot *'-*;iiIt 111,x it j|4|t- y 1 ermc -x-i ont*. it.-rcs-t'orcil lii|..t Ijtti ,t, a .1 i,tJ11 - n, r.3si.i s.tf tl i,- ;s>a:is..tii ,stxi *ti.l.i- it 3 '-itt- 'la-rasi aet 0.-113. J eiii 3ti araea-r He don't kia .ii the- .-pteffn*...' i-t.raiiac-nteai tiehrot-ter ua thf a sait • -irij.i- uif the itialfarit-tioi; Accardniia. ;o ku'lirotrier, 'nitolta- iiiit-d ihe aptk-r ana ,ower level* ot haiJs 4 and ;i through tbe air vents. Hesideiita, aotificd liie head resident oftheproWew. i3t-sua*nl.s is,s't, .i.a tt.ia.t a i.t "*-',:it|i3i-'ir-l.ia-ya.-llln-i; -,;a s.a; at ill ti> rhl't *t latl ta.aJX »f !L'< l-'a-«nca thci-iti*d it 1 ss ai.*- ..r- Oiic.ss'at the Jppi' iu",e. s«l .'a.,it s -, i-i-ii-iiOtc, atthi-oyji tin ; n .y|.-- it,i;t cot ncei. put eti a lh.it i-m tiei a iJtt iiciittttia; K tcti'icak*3.ipervr*.i t t ,r i"k,txt,i Phutl John 3A"iina,-c aas .--.alhti ta it. ck-i*. 'iinny ,11 ths axhijis.. ha .s-Os.-1'X: ilesitlenls tt-toroi-r; ti, atit-i; tixsstas jftcr ff>aici ,'at.t. aiadt „ prelnjitfiari, cheek -4! xat- hiiildiait. and foaaid no pntbienis fhe alarrtn newii lastalied this suttttsier, continued' to ring aftei residents returned to tbe boildsag, r-mmmm:rr