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5-30-1969

Avion 1969-05-30

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VOLUHE I Hay 30, 1969 NUl·IBER MINER RESIGNS II Terry !'-'liner I resigned officially Hay 20, last COLLINS ELECTED PRO-TEM PRES. Tuesday week, at the regu­ lar SGA meeting. The re&sons for his resigna­ tion stemmed from the fact that he was being over­ \... l1e Imed by 5 cheol vlork and had an ::ver increasing work-load to contend with. Upon interviewing Jan Collin~, 1st Vice-Presi­ dent of the council, he concurred that Terry Miner was carrying 5. heavy load. This reporter prodded Jan Collins further by asking if any other actions were being initi­ ated prior to Terry Hi­ ner's resignation. I had learned through a rumor that maybe some formal proceedings were being initiated. Jan Collins reply was ., "At this time, I'd rather not say anything." - It is known by this re­ porter that indeed there were some forms of pro­ ceedings underway to try and get Terry Miner to re­ sign. -, That there has been the representatives wer~ how its new administration some sort of unrest among able to exert their pres­ headed by Pres. Collins the SGA representatives sure. will fare. Meanwhile, it throughout Terry Hiner's "It seems quite clear to is apparent that the gol­ presidency, is a' known date, that new effective den opportunity to organ­ fact. Whether it be from leadE::rship is needed to ize the SGA into an effec­ lack of leadership or just give more meaningful di­ tive legislation and re­ overburdened by a work­ rection to our SGA. Has presentative body is here. load beyond his capability it come and if it has will Will the new President it proved to be the it be effective? Time and take the initiative and eventual nvenue in which some patience will tell catch the opportunity?

J Jan Collins was elected President Pro-Tern for the summer term with Roger SGA Briefs Harwood as First Vice­ President, Terry Miner as During the third regu­ Second Vice-President and lar meeting of the Student Bill Ferguson as Third Government Association, Vice-President. President Terry Miner **** handed his gavel to Vice­ Roger Harwood brought President Jan Collins f0rth his research and shortly after calling the plans for a future Rath­ meeting to order. This skeller. He had obtained was Terry's official res­ information and pointers ignation of his position. from· the University of **** Florida's Rathskeller. PAGE 2 • • •••4£••• .... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\~I"'~~ IBRISFS Cont.)'" ~ - r Reportedly, the S.G.A. ' ,,', will have to go through F hE·' D various channels in order NEWS & VIEWS rom t editor s, esk to provide Embry-Riddlels Congratulations are in ble sources indicate that students with a Rathskel- order for Dean Mansfield he has no academic teach- ler. Roger is continuing and Harry Ness in their ing experience. How about to work on the plans. recent proMotions. This ~aising our discontent to * * * * is trul:' ',3. sad-happy e- SGA rep I s and the adminis- Jan Collins set forth vellt. but fair warning t.o traticn. They are going his goals for the "new" Bob Cessna. We agreed for to have a professional SGA. These items will be better communication by college; hire professional found in his President's sending out press releases teachers in academics: Corner for this week's congerning matter at AVION issue. school. So how come I .CJ-) * ** don't h~ve a press re- During the Pxesident's lecse? Why did I have to ELECTioN RETURNS Council meeting which was learn about this through The following names are held this week, it was the News-Journal? listed for the new repre­ stated that the convoca- * * * * tion for graduating stu- Well, I guess we've fi- sentatives for the SGA. An initiating banquet is man­ dents will be held before nally made the big time final exams. ------no~ that one of our stu- datory for these people. *** dents has been arrested There will be an awards for growing pot:! Fair Dean Dragoo banquet and swearing cere- warning, we need pot and Dale Schaeffer mony which all new repre- arrests at the school like Richard Gale sentatives must attend, on a hole in the head. When Bob wil..lllx June 1st, 7:30 PM, at the students act in such a Lee Henry Ridgewood Hotel. man:1er, it is disconcert- Richard Acee ** ** ing because there are many Jack Davis Soda machines will be more of us who work hard Gary Callendar installed in the new aca- to give the college a 'good Dave McCall name~: Dan Sturm demic complex as soon as Dan Martin the contractor allows for * • * • I see the administra­ Bob Nawrocki space and electrical con­ Don Nichols nections. tion finally has taken • • some positive action by Jerry Berndt • accepting (?) resignations Bonnie Brant The road to the new of 2 Board of Trustees Brenda Bridgeman academic complex will be members. If they cannot Jerry Hood built within the next two contribute adequately or Ed potter weeks. This entails a if they are using the Merritt Welch completely new route to school to further their Phil \-/oodruff the campus. own gains, then get rid of Bob McCutcheon •• • them. This type of manag­ John Davis The social functions ement is not needed here. committee of the SGA is * * ** running a dance this Sat­ With the resignation of urday, May 31st at the Terry Miner, and the elec­ With all the dollars Riviera Beach Motel. It tion of a pro-tern presi­ spent and being spent on is casual dress, and will dent, maybe we can finally engineering, designing, be held from ~ PM to 1 AM. begin moving in a positive planning and constructing **** direction. But we need the new buildings -- WHO In the near future the you, the student to help GOOFED? SGA will have it's own us accomplish some initial speaker patented after the 1st steps. How about giv­ Someone did not foresee Speaker of the House in ing the student government the "Big Trip". Why place our political system. support by contributing an electrical outlet which * * ** your ideas? sticks up 3 inches in the Dean Spears stated that **** middle of the floor, and if students have minor Well, the administra­ put the instructor's desk charges against their ac­ tion is doing it again! 3 feet away from it? counts for payments of ADout a week or so ago, a bills, because of destruc­ going-to-be retired U.S. If someone splits their tion of dormitory rooms, Air Force officer gave a head and sues, then they etc., they should make an class following our hiring may put flush fixtures on appointment to see tim. procedure. Welcome to the the floor. Why must we Otherwise, they will be haven of retired officers: wait on an incident or an restrained from attending He is supposed to teach accident? Why not change classes, until such pay­ business co~rses. Relia- them NOW? P.S. Room 214 ments are made. is an example. • • ta~ght (CO" , t ' There will also Ge a in this typo split session. They ei~h­ SPEAKING OUT treasurerls report. pub­ lished in the AVION to let er require too much read­ all of you know exactly ing or the material cov­ pre~ident's where your SGA fee is ,go-, ered needs to be absorbed thp 1I ing. If you have any. com­ at a sl"Ower pace. . corner plaints or questions to From the student's com­ ask the council, we will ments about the split ses­ Having been elected by hold, possibly eve:y ~two sion, it has been accepted the Student Council as weeks, an open mee~~ng on generally by the student president pro tern, fo~low­ a Tuesday night with all body. Yet, there are ing Terry Miner's res~gna­ students invited. still many areas where tiOII, I would like to out­ more study is needed in line briefly my goals and Remember, the SGA is seeing if the courses of­ plans for the SGA: you. Every student at fered can adequately ful­ ERAI is a member, so help fill their purposes. Our 1. Change the structure your organization to, grow first attempt at the split. of the SGA into a system by showing interest ~n SGA session is looked upon as of checks and balances. A elections, social func­ a success from the stand­ system which closely re­ tions, movies and any oth­ point of enrollment, and sembles that of the United er activity that may come from class sizes. The few States Government. along. Bring your prob'­ obstacles encountered may lems to the council and be completely eliminated .. Increase the position see for yourself how ef­ by the time the next set of council rnembeLS to one fective an organized SGA of summer split sessions of status and respect: are run. a. by eliminating man­ can be:-;~ ~~. ual labor tasks for '8J council members. b. by having an annual Jan Collins Statement awards banquet. By Terry Miner c. by giving all coun­ ~ cil members proper While everyone is still recognition through: Student"s OpiniOnS wondering why I resigned, I feel I shoulj clear the l. Newspaper BY RAY LOEHNER air of the rumors and give 2. posters each the reasons that prompted section Some of the comments my resigning the post as 3. letters of commen- received from students a­ President of the SGA. Last dation bout their feelings con­ fall when I was elected I 4. letters in records cerning the split session were: did not realize how much extra time was involved. 3. Inc=ease the position III think itls great- The SGA was building and of SGA to one of higher this meant many meetings 1. Students can get status and respect by with the Executive Board done with courses adopting a more business­ members, committee chair­ quicker like and realistic proce­ men and various groups. As dure towards all facets of 2. Easier to study for a result my marks star­ the SGA. 3 finals than 6 ted to suffer, and I a. letters and communi­ 3. More flexibility in fell off the Dean's List. cations (internal & taking breaks Thinking I could have more external) 4. School should be a­ time, I went to Pro-Pilot b. have all procedures ble to make more' in February. All was go­ outlined more defi­ money ing well until that Mooney nitely incident. Then what I c. better and broader "I do not 1 ike the split will call an Iladministra­ social activities. term. Attending the same tive snafu" set me 3 weeks class daily does not leave behind schedule, and as a These are all of the enough time for studying result, I am now taking ~tmost importance if we and homework. The trlmes­ commercial and instrument are to have a truly func­ ter (full) schedule left training together and tional and effective SGA. light Jays (Tue., Thurs.) working to support myself. for studying or homework. 1I Along with the improve­ ments I have outlined, My prime reason for lilt's okay, except for coming back to college was there will probably have one detail: If a class is to come an increase in the to get an education, and boring, it's impossible to I find I must spend more Student Government fee. like the course while at­ This increase will be ab­ and more time on studies, tending it five days a and consequently, less sorbed into sucn areas as week for one hour and ten a Rathskeller, better time with the SGA. Recen­ minutes. II bands at the dances, a tly, Jan Collins and Roger better yearbook, and pos­ Harwood went to a meetlng IIBasically, the split with other SGA representa­ sibly folk rock groups en­ term serves a good func­ tertaining during the tives at the University of tion in allowing students Florida in Gainesville, week. All these cha~ges to take courses in half are being initiated for and came back with some the normal period, so that new ideas to improve the the benefit of you, the there is a little vaCa­ student, in hopes of mak­ SGA.' These improvenlents tion time. But the major in~lude ideas for a Raths- ing Embry-Riddle as active drawback encountered is socially and professional­ that there are some cours­ or "ont. Pg. 9.) ly as other colleges. es that sho~ldn't be • • Sporb

FIRST RIDDLE LYMPICS PLANNED

Entry forms are availa­ ble around campus or at With the new split-tri­ the athletic office and mester system under way must be returned no later and students coming and th&n June 6. The big day going in the middle of the is Saturday, June 14, with summer, a ~egular intra­ Day~na final registration of ath­ • Beach Aviation Inc mural program would not be letes and assignment of , feasible. Instead, . the d numbers taking place in athletic department, under .;'.~~:;; the athletic office at t~e direction of Russ (OU"', 11:30 AM. Qualifying ~roell, is insti~uting the \ ONLY 1169 first Riddl-Lympic games heats will begin promptly at noon - a full schedule with the hope that it may ~ ~, will be posted at a later IOtll'S DUAL "~...... ; l become a regular" event on 111f(lfill~H' date. ~ the school calendar. (Il.S"."lIIt IIlYI'IlD 5'511" I Equipment for oractice The games are open to Includes individual ?~al all students and it is is available at the athle­ Instruction. No limi\ on Ground School includcc in hoped that all will take tic office during after­ noon hours. Why not enter price. the opportunity to compete practice, and then com­ Introductory Ride fo= a medal and try to es­ pete? Somebody is going Only $13.50 tablish a school record Course includes·····*····· to win, it might as well which will henceforth be ~recision Spins·Loops~ kept for each event. The be you. Aileron Rolls*Barrel Rolls events are: lOOyd dash, Snap Rolls*Cloverleafs· Hammerhead Stalls·Cuban 220 yd dash, 440 yd run, 8's· Immelmanns·Split SIS ~ mile, mile, shot put, Slow Rolls*Inverted 180· discus, high jump, long Inverted Stall Recovery jump, and mile relay (4­ Inverted Spins l~ S"ap· man teams). A student may Snap on a Loop· enter as many as three e­ HAPPINESS IS. .one more vents - not including the female student on campus, Peter A. Kent Instructor relay. :;omeday? Daytona Beach Aviation • • PAGE 5 pie plate. This will be PICK found within fift! feet of the two lime bags and WINNERS within six feet of the ground." Got it so far DAYTONA BEACH, FLA ..... but when the lime bag is Walt Dunbar, sports direc­ half white sand and half tor of WEGA-TV, Jac~son­ lime how do you see it on ville, F'la. hauled dOl"n a dirt road thats white or top place in the Union/ on concrete? t'.'ell, you Pure Oil Racing Panel of look carefully, you also Experts on the outcome of look carefully for those the Rebel 400 at the Dar­ The Dnytona Beach pie plate" which can be in lington International Sports Car Club sponsored a tree or on the back of a Raceway Saturday. a Hare & Hound rally Sat­ telephone pole. Dunbar picked Lee 'Roy urday, May 17. This event The forty mile course Yarbrough - of Columbia, was planned and put on by was layed out mostly be­ S.C. to ?ull the prize T~rry Bennet. A rally tween Volusia Ave. (92) plum at a of 133.342 master conducting this and New Srnynra Beach. The miles per hour and Yar­ type of rally must .give winners Here J. Raski from brough obliged wi th a mark instructions to entrants Embry Riddle driving a VW of 131.971 miles per hour. while the course is being fastback navigated by Jim S00th-sayer, Dunbar, marked-out by the assis­ Lauratis. Second place only missed the average t'.nt rally master (this went to Larry and Elli speed of the Rebel 400 by is to insure that no one Dittman in a 68 Valiant a skimpy 1.371 miles per starts with an advantage). and third place was earned hour.. Patrick Burdine from Em­ hy Erra & Eddi Doube driv­ Torn Powell of the Nash­ bry Riddle et al marked ing a VW 1500. Dash ville Tennessean r.an a" the course. As it turned plaques were awarded to close second to Dunbar out, s~e enlisted" depend­ all entrants and trophies with a prediction of Yar­ able help which made the went to the winners. The brough to win the rac~ at rally a good success. party afterwards was held· a speed of 133.888 miles Con~ratulations are in or­ at the Der Kella and was a per hour. der for all involved. big blast. Daytona Beact sports­ The object of the rally Sunday the 25th of this caster, Bob Smith of \~DB, was to follow the hare's month the DBSCC will spon­ came in third with a pre­ route and gather all the sor an auto cross. The diction of Yarbrough at hare's messages. The Grand Prix, put on by Jim 136.500 mph. rally instructions given Frittz at Samsula Airport. Ro~ncing out the top were: HOne lime bag on the Registration and practice four in the balloting was right hand side ot the runs start at 9:30 AM and expert, Dale Burgess, AP, road before an intersec­ stop at noon. Timed runs Indianapolis, Ind. Bur­ tion means the hare could start at 1:00 PM; trophies gess picked the winner at have gone right, left, 0r will be given for best a speed of 139.301 miles straight; within two time of day and all class per hour. tenths of a mile later on winners. Registration fee The panel, from all the trail (on the same is $3.00 for non-members corners of the country, side of the road) you will and $1.50 for DBSCC mem­ will next predict the out­ find another lime bag. bers. There is a near come of the World 600 on Two lime bags (on the quarte~ mile straight in May 25 at Charlotte Motor right hand side of the the coursei this event Speedway. road) within a car length promises to be fast. of each other means the HAPPINESS IS . . .A summer. hare ,left a message which * *. is a letter on a ten inch * * bar-b-q. ~Q~QOO QOOOOOO 01lQjl.QQ..Q.QQ..QQ.Ql10 Q00 0000000 Ql2Q . ~ Com minD1(dh~~ ASrjO CDub ~ . C(S;$Sfi1ei 1t50's ®1(Q).O~ ~(sli ~(Q)Mr C@mmQlnu~tBr A~DatDon Inc. 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L::.:":.::~:,,.:~.:::::.~,,~~:::.~..~~:.~nrO...... Ir-rl'? PAGE 6 • • DAYTONA BEACH, FLA ..... DAYTONA BEACH, FLA ..... It's the Dyatona Medal of Figuring that it will take Iionor Firecracker 400 this plenty of stamina and a su­ year, but the chcnge of the per-reliable race car to do name to honor some 150 re­ the job, Union/Pure's Rac­ cipients of the Congres­ ing Panel of Experts has sional Medal Of Honor picked rugged ex-fulback Awards who will be guest of and his the speedway for the summer Wood Brothers prepared Mer­ classic doesn't mean that cury to win the Worl.d 600 the drivers will be slowing stock car race at Charlotte down when the green flag N.C. on Sunday. ~~ops at 10 AM Friday, July Cale stands as the Sec. Laird solid favorite in NASCAR's Cale Yarborough of Tim­ longest and toughest Grand monsville, S.C. established at Firecracker 400 National test, after being a new track record for the named by 28 of 99 voting "Firecracker 400" last year DAYTONA BEACH, FLA ..... Secretary of Defense Mel­ members of t:le Nationwide travelling the 400 miles at panel. an average speed of 167.247 vin R. Laird will serve as guest speaker here for Seven votes back in m~les per hour to make. this sec~nd Daytona I~ternational is defending Grand the fastest Automobile race Nat10nal champ David Pear­ Speedway July 4 ceremonies in the world. son, Wh0 will tackle the Yarborough will be back dedicated to the nations's Congressional Medal of grueling 600-miler in a wi th i,nother Mercury this Holman-Moody Ford Tallade­ year attempting to equal Hornor winners. In announcing Laird's ga. the late ' , a peren­ planned visit, U.S. Rep. record of three wins in the nal panel favorite, slipped Independence Day classic. L .. Mendel Rivers, D-S.C., back to third this time Cale won both the 1967 and sa1d the new Defense Chief will address the Medal of with only 16 votes--p"obab­ 1968 events. ly because he is still Honor Society at a banquet Posted awards already bothered ~ bit by painful exceed $76,000 with the Friday evening July 4 fol­ lowing the annual Indepen­ chest injuries suffered in probabi~ity of more lap a crash several weeks ago money to be added. The dence Day 400-mile stock car race at Daytond Inter­ at Asheville--Veaverville. winner's share will be , shinning ~ational Speedway. $15,625 plus lap prize star on the horizon, money. Laird, a 46-year-old former Republican Con­ rates fourth with 12 tal­ Registration and prac­ lies. Allison gained con­ tice starts Monday, June gressman from Wisconsin was appointed to the cabi~ s~de:ably in the panel 30, with qualifying on p1ck1ng order following his Tuesday to determine the net post by President' Richard M. Nixon last De­ near-victory in Darling­ two pole spots and four ton's Rebel 400 two weeks other positi0ns. Six addi­ cember. Rivers, head of the ago. A mishap just three tional spots will be deter­ laps from the finish cost mined on Wednesday and the House Armed Services Com­ mittee, is honorary chair­ Bobby his first super remainder of the field will speedway win of the season. be decided on Thursday. man for the ceremonies conc~ived by speedwa~ _ Fifth in the balloting Preliminary to the 1~ Dodge's , "Firecracker 400" will be Pres~dent Willima H.G. France as a tribute try the W1nner of last year's rain­ the third annual Paul Re­ shortened World 600 with vere 250 NASCAR Grand Tour­ 290 living recipients of the nationfs highest mili­ eight votes. Right 'behind ing race fQr Cougars, Mus­ Baker is teammate Bobby tangs, Camaros, Porsches tary medal. III'm extremely happy Isaac with seven picks. etc. This big classic' Lee Roy Yarborough, win­ something different fro~ that we will have the es­ teemed Secretary of De-­ ner of two major speedway any other race staged in wars this season, garnered fense and his family here the entire country, gets a surprisingly meager three underway at the strike of for the Medal of Honor 400 votes, followed by Paul twelve (midnight) Thursday, race and to speak at the banquet following the Goldsmith with two and July 3. An ~dditional and Donnie Al­ event," said Franc~. "Our purse of more than $23,000 lison with one ballot each. w~ll be posted for this entire community and state should be proud of the. Predictions of Yarbo­ event. rough's winning speed honor Mr. Laird and the Medal of Honor recipients ranged from 130.001 to 140. are paying us by coming 123 miles per hour. Race herB on Independence Day." record for the 600 miles is The 11th annual running 135.832 set by Jim Paschal ",\'·TU~.\·S in a in 1967. of Daytona 0 s July 4-th U·:,UUNt. 1"llenU Firecracker 400 has baen SHUI"S dedicated to the Medal of Honor wi~ners and all of them have been invited to HELP WANTED I. IVY attend with their wives. Needed--reporters, pho­ The race has been re­ ~II("'~ ItK tographers, sports writers I.ANlcJJ>4t .... named in their honor as to work for AVION immedi­ i: 919 volullia a",'. the Daytona Medal of Honor ately. If you want pres­ Firecracker 400. tige, benefits, and per­ h,·IIMI ... plllza France said about 150 sona~ satisfaction, come of the Congressional Medal to the AVION office and i da"loaa beaeh f1a. winners have already indi­ ~bdH'sd'bdWir sign on NOW:;! cated they will attend. • • GOOD. GOING MEN!

Daytona Beach Country Club was the setting for Embry-Riddle's first golf match of the summer last Thursday, May 22nd. The Golf Team played host to Florida Institute of Tech­ nology froffi Melbourne. Headed by Dean Spears, the golf team composed of Bob Weber, Mel Romans, Earl Rummans, Gary Quanstrom, Larry Brown, Tom Hohmann and Doug Young, played well, but not strong e­ nough to beat FIT. All members of the golf team are members at the Daytona Beach Country Club. The Country Club has two 18 hole courses; each a challenging 6100 yards.

Ahoy, there~ Here it is: summer time, with sun, sand, surf and girls!

The Embry-Riddle Sail­ ing Clu~, is looking for memb~rs.. Are you inter­ estect in sailing? How would you like to learn to sail? How would you like the thrill of outdoor cookouts, and competitive events? The club has 3 boats. One is sailed each week­ end, and the others are The team's top man, Bob being refurbished. We al­ Weber, a four handicap so have a chance to buy player, came in with B ov­ another Aqua-Cat, which er par. Other scores would give us two boats ranged from 11 to 20 over (of the same class) to at­ par. Birdies and pars tend regattas with. Every were frequent, bnt the A lot more practice and other weekend we race with climax came when Earl Rum­ a little more Budweiser The Halifax River Sailing mans broke a window ,with ought to bring the Embry­ Association. Sunday, the his 15th tee shot. Good Riddle golf team a victory 1st of June (at 2 PM) we going, men! in their next match. will be competing with them, so corne on down and give us some support~ ~OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO~'00000000000~ If anyo:le is interest-' ~~p~~ ~ ed, contact: _"'": FOR THE ..... ~~r I. _:~:FASHION-MINDED' ~ Walter Cantrell 'V ER Box 116 ~ . YOUNG MAN ~ or ~ - g Luke Williams .Link Instructor ~ ~featuring ~ Room 115 Old Academic Bldg ~ ~ ~t or g Robert Speakman ~ • ~athavv-ay & .Fabulous. ~ The Sailing Club's .~ ·.A.rrovv- shirts collection of brigs include 1 Aqua-Cat, ~ j.n the nevv-est ·Strassi .Glasgo~ 1 BUllseye, and 1 l1alibu • coo Outrigger. .~ & smartest ·Jantzen Knit ~ ~ styles shirts:;: TOTAL DISBELIEVEMENT IS = = THE ADDITION OF A THIRD ~ J.8e N. Beach 858-5J.8e· ~ DEAN OF MEN THIS FALL, ~QQVQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQWQQQQQQQQQ.l!..Q.Q.QQQQ.O_Q.Q~ WHAT NEXT? • • PA~-;E 8

SIG~I,\

Since our last issue we have initiated a new mem­ ber into our fraternal group. He is Mr. Charles Angell. We expect him to be a great asset to our organization. Chuck is What makes it worse for enrolled in the aeronauti­ us this summer is that we cal engineering curriculum are scattered about. Ray and expects to graduate trative post keeps him Loehner and I are on the frnm Embry-Riddle in De­ very busy along with being beach side while John Cook cEmber of 1969. The head of the Research De­ and Tony Cavallari are in brothers of Sigma Phi Del­ partment at the institute. Dorm II. ta extend him a hearty He is well known through­ welcome to our group and out the Aeronautical Eng­ We are still active, congratulate him on this ineering profession. His though, but in morA indi­ new achievement. knowledge of Aeronautics vidual ways. Ray has been has made him one of the working busily making mon­ key men in his field. He ey. Tony has been seen at speaks fluent Russian and the Beachcomber. John has is very well versed in been seen on the beach. I Soviet space endeavors. have been seen in Felony His special consideration Court (as an observer, not to students has made him a participant) learning well liked throughout the some first-hand sociology. campus. hIe are pleased to have Dr. Ritchie as our A couple of apologies advisor and we would like are due: to take this opportunity 1. To the readers of to thank him for all he this page for not having has done. an article in the last pa- We now have a new per, and pledge for the summer 2. To Sigma Phi Delta term. He is Michael Tomp­ for missing the inter-fra­ kins and makes his home in ternity council. They Ill~nois. Mike is showing have d better memory than One of the pictures on I have. the fraternity page shows great interest in our Don Nichols, President of group and we wish him luck through the entire pledge May you all tan without Sigma Phi Delta receiving burning. the second place sofcball period. trophy from President'Jack Hunt. It was a very int­ -Watch for more news erestin9 season for all from "The Professionals'!. who played. We tried hard to win the championship The Brothers of Sigma Phi and proceeded all the way Delta ALPHA In:" RHO to the fina~s with the BY DAVID \,OZNICKI Bombers. Unfortunately, they were a little strong­ The summer pledge party er than us and therefore triumphed. Next time Sig­ was held Friday evening, May 16. Even though not ma Phi Delta will be on many new pledges showed top, so watch out, fellas: up, the party was a big PI SIGMA PHI success. When the Rho This week I would like boys have a party, every­ littl~ BY RICHARD COOK to speak a bit a­ one wants to come. In bout our faculty advisor, This summer Pi Sigma fact, we had the police Dr. Donald J. Ritchie. stop by twice, although Dr. Ritchie has been an Phi is limited in manpower they just didn't meet the outstanding advisor to our and money. requirements for pledging. fraternity since early 1968. He has helped und Several of our past Anyone who didn't make the members have graduated, party, and thinks thdt he guided us through many te­ could meet the require­ dious times in the past Frank Alexander ~s wa~t~ng ments, contact any brother two years. At present Dr. on wOId fr~m the New Jer­ sey Air Guard and Larry of the fraternity. Pled­ Ritchie is chairman of the ~ill Grondzki is working for ging be fun because Aeronautical Engineering of the amount of brothers Division. This adminis- Piper in Vera Beach. down here for the summer. (con't) --._.,--e:------=Jt.------=p7A=G=E---,,9- t rgets as Ploesti, Mu­ ALPHA ETA RHO ("on' t) n ch, Vienna and Fried­ The fraternity house is r chshafen among others. starting to take shape qn-" As Flying Group leader he der the direction of the was awarded the Air Medal new brothers. The main with Clusters and the attraction of the top Distinguished Flying floor is the blue coom oc­ Cross. cupied by DCl and DC2. The blue room has soul, Finishing his alloted music and all, but I'm a­ missions he was assigned fraid that it will be get­ as an Instrument Flight ting some stiff competi­ Instructor at Lubbock, tion from the room accross Texas until the end of the hall. Ed and Jack \~~II. Going on inactive have made their room into duty in 1945, he went into a Purple Peoples' Pit. the radio business back in Picture this: purple Lansing. In 1950 he be­ walls; black lights accen­ came manager of & radio ted by dirty white base station in Alma, Michigan. boards: instant insanity~ In 1963 he and his part­ Let you know next week if "Nmv that Embry-Riddle ners bought WQXQ Radio the dirty base boards be­ has bricks and mortar on here in the Daytona Beach come a little cleaner. campus, buildings in being area. They sold the sta­ ano in use on our new cam­ tion on March 15 of this Elie, put that fire pu~ we have something tan­ year and l-1r. Cessna took out! : gible to talk about, some­ over his new assignmellt, thing to interest prospec­ here at Embry-Riddle on That's all this week tive students and prospec­ March 24. Bob is married from Epsi.lon Rho chal?ter tive donors" are the vJOrds to his high school sweet­ of Alpha Eta Rho. Only of Bob Cessna, newly ap­ heart, Jane, and they have professional fraternity pointed Director of Devel­ two children, Rond3, 22 on campus. opment. Mr. Cessna is al­ and married to Sargeant so in charge of public re­ William Wilson, stationed Good Luck, C.P. latiJns at ERAI. His job at McCoy Air Force Base in responsibilities include Orlando. Their son Randy informing the public at attends Seabreeze Senior every level concerning the and is a prime prospect objectives and performance for Embry-Riddle in a few of the school as well as years. Bob's outside ac­ interesting that same pub­ tivities include member­ lic in helping bring our ship in Daytona Beach Ki­ new campus complex ~o com­ wanis and on the Board of pletion in 1975. Bob was Directors of the Holly born in Adrian, Michigan Hill and Ormond Beach in 1920. He graduated Chambers of Commerce, as from Eastern High School well as on the Convention in Lansing, Michigan in Committee and the Ad Tax 1938 in the top third of Corunittee of the Greater his class. He went to Daytona Beach Area Chamber work in the Advertising of Commerce. He is past Department of Sears, Roe­ president of the Volusia buck and Company and with­ County Mental Health Asso­ in two years was promoted ciation, and is currently to Division Head, the serving on the Board of youngest Department Manag­ Mental Health Association " WE 'VI /)()"'E IT. er in the Sears chain at and the Guidance Center. WE HAVE C~E"rED that time. He enlisted as He intends to reactivate A NlAcH''''E ",,"ICN an Aviation Cad~t in 1942, hi~ various flying licen­ ~E'l~IS was callee to active ser­ ses if he can find the C.UI6E vice in February of '43. time while raising the ~mIlEAlTS. IT Du~ing the cou:se of Cddet funds to complete our new P~/NTS HUNMID training he was assigned campus complex. ~4UIIf gilL S to Embry-Riddle at Dorr­ PE~PICTL". " Field, Arcadia, Florida for Primary Flight in- struction. Passing suc- jcon't) STATE11ENT I hope that tht5 expla­ cessfully, he went on to nation makes more of the Gunter Field, Alabama for keller, constitution­ students aware of the ~re­ Basic Flight and then to changes and various other mendous effort involved in Stewart Field, ~ewburrg, things. These all require being a representative. New York for Twin Engine more and more time, which The SGA does spend q~ite a Advanced. He graduated I am unable to give. Most bit of time acting as the with the Class of 44-B as 0: these ideas could be "conscience of the admin­ a multi-engine bomber pi­ worked on by Jan and Roger istration", and subse­ lot and second Lieutenant. as Vice-Presidents. I quently should be backed, He racked up fifty miR­ resigned because I thought and supported by every sions and 273 combat hours it was in the best inter­ student at Emb~y-Riddle flying out of the 15th Air est of the Student Govern­ during his or her stay Force in Italy to such ment and my edusation. here. ~"/I~~T'J--·------.------

EMBRY VETERANS

Bel. 2411 _ O.VlDnll 8euh, Florid, 3201 S BOOKSTORE Vets - tllanks tor your participation in our Tues­ SUCCESS day meetins. Sorry for the two week delay. BY PHIL WOODRUFF fi Rich Martucci, Pres. of Relilember, Vets, next Agdin this trimester, Va, Phil Woodruff, VA Book the Embry-Riddle Veterans Tuesday, June 2, there Store mgr. and Rod Lathe will be another meeting, Association Used Book are pictured in the VA Store has been successful. so we can get our meet~ngs Bookstore back on thei~ regular In only eight short months schedule. the store h;J.s become one of the most popelar ser­ An even greater I1s..~d Elections are coming up vices on the campus. This book store is expected in f Jr committees, so start trimeste= alone we have the future. This trimes­ your campaignin) early. sold hundreds of books to ter alone sales totaled There are very important students who are likely to nea~ly $1000.00. Of this, committees that must be sell them to someone else, over $900.00 was returned formed to carry out our througb l1S, \.... hen this term to students who sold div2rsified needs. is over. books. After expenses and 'losses, the Veterans Asso­ A & PIS. You carry the The days of pild1ing a ciation netted over $50. brunt of the ERAI student notice on the bulletin This isn't much, abou~ 5%, bo0~, but how about sup­ board to attract a buyer but, we have realized ~hat porting your most import­ for your books are over! our goal of creating this ant asset. Your com­ This new service has elim­ service is in sight. Most plaints keep r~lling, but inated many of the head­ likely thousands of ores­ when asked to donate some aches of selling used ent and future Riddle~ stu­ time and effort to solving books. By bringing used dents will benefit from them, you vanish into a books in early, some stu­ this store in years to sealed piston. dents have earned enough come. cash to pay for their book Your good ideas and purchases for this trimes­ Thank you all for your problem solving ideas are ter. support of the Veterans always floating around Association Used Book campus, however, during It has not been an easy Store. the floating process they task to organize and oper­ lose their punch. It ute this store, but be­ would be much better if cause the members of the you brought your ideas to Veterans Association have an organized and produc­ been generous with their tive organization. Re­ spare time, in providing sults would be forthcom­ voluntary help, the store L ing. has succeeded far above itE expectations for this Pro-pilots, you also stage of development. feel that you are on the S~ecial thanks goes to FISHER outside looking in. Ivhy com.ponehts not get in and help solve John Lula, Bob Fisher, Jerry Berndt, Gene LeClair the environmental problems ( DU.A.L that are harrassing your Charles Mattlock, Red Wil­ auto/pro. careers. liams, Sherman Bruce, Bob turntables ... Stambo1fsky, Rich Martucci, /EIG:H:T-~ The entire student body Dennis Krol, Bob Martin & seems to be split into Jack Hays for their unsel­ partridge decks three separate parts. fish efforts and interest { 1.a-7 pm. v<.rky. Vets, since we hold the in the success of the ,,:] 1.0 - store. These men will be 5 pm. sat. commanding edge in student />1''''' IlIDGf'-"OOO body membership, let's recognized at the first OI;.Yl0"". BE.(11 FlOIlIO. start pulling this body summer meeting of the Vet­ together to make it work erans Association for a as a coordinated unit. job well done. The Veter­ ans Association would also We are the heart of like to express their Request that person sel­ this body and we have just thanks to Mr. Edward Ger­ ling 1966-67 bkye Austin had a nitroglyceron pill: vase, Administrative As­ Healey 3000 contact DOll sistant to the President, Maxwell. 258-3535 or See you Tuesday, June 2 for his interest in the 258-4721 store. His assistance and at the meeting. considerations have been very helpful. • PAGE 11 TWO BOARD MEMBERS RESIGN I feel the student, con­ trary to administrative beliefs, has every right Last week it was Upon talking to Mr. to be aware of the events learned that Mr. Gary R. Wilkins, he was eager, al­ taking place that directly Cunningham, Vice Chairman most too eager to explain affect his life while at of the Board of Tr.ustees that there had been no this institution, and when and Vice Ad~iral, Retiree, falling out between him­ you cannot get the tr~th Charles W. Wilkins, also a self and the scho~l, and in return to questions member of the board had he had resigned because he asked, you are forced to resigned at the April 18th felt his background in reach your own conclusions meeting only several hours management and business which may not always be' after commencement at .affairs were no longer fair to the institution, which one man had been a­ adequate to keep pace with the student, or any third warded an honorary Doc­ the school's growth rate. party. tor's degree for his out­ He further stated that he standing service to thl:l had just returned tram a If indeed the adminis­ school. five month trip to the tration did put pressure Orient and could not de­ to force the resignations Both resignations .were vote the timE required of ,because they felt the men to say the least untimely a board member. He also were not acting in the and unusual under the cir­ stated that he intended to best interest of the CllWJtances. Mr. Cunning­ take more such trips. Mr. school, they are to be ham, head of Pure Oil in Wilkins had taken several commended for their ac­ Daytona Beach, was one of other trips in recent tions. The question pre­ only six of the present years, and I feel that valent in my mind however, eighteen member Board of there wa~ direct pressure is why were these men giv­ Trustees who served on the put on him by the adminis­ en the honora~y awards un­ board when the school was tration to resign because der these circumstances? in Hi'ami and was well he was not doing a suffi­ It appears ~~ re=lect known for his personal ef­ cient job. poorly un th~ administra­ forts in encouraging and tion's judgement. Anot~er helping the school relo­ Mr. Cunningham was un­ interesting point to pon­ cate here in Daytona available for corr~ent, but der: In the course of our Beach. Mr. Wilkins had it is rumored that he ,education at Embry-Riddle become a member of the might have attempted to we are taught in our man­ board soon after the use his board position to agement courses that the school moved to Daytona further his own business key to succe~5 in the bus­ Beach. interest. In all fairness iness world (and in real to Mr. Cunningham it must life) is to treat the oth­ The resignations seemed be stated that in his case er individual with the very untimely because they the facts concerning his same fairness, honesty, occurred only hours after resignation are very un­ and respect that you de­ the graduation exercises clear and the administra­ sire yourself. When is at which time Mr. Cunning~ tion is keeping quiet a­ the administration going ham had received honorary bout the matter. However to start practicing what Doctor of Aviation Educa­ they preach and be honest tion. with the ,student body?

In checking with the administration in an at­ ./ tempt to learn the reasons for the resignations of ~~~~[ffi the two men I found them, as usual, very friendly to talk to, but impossible to 4ffId~l~r get the real information I desired. The administra­ tion informed me that both men resigned for business reasons, inferring that it was none of my business as One important factor in the value of a member of the student your diamond is that of Clarity­ body. absence of internal inclusions or blemishes. Professional jew('!Ns d('­ terminp. this throuRh usc of sJ>P.Ci .... ll~ drsignf'd gem In view of the facts microscopes. We will be happy to show you thedia­ that Mr. Cunningham had mondyou select through our fascinating instrum('nt. int~rest shown so much in MEMElER AMER1C.'N GEM SOCIETY Embry-Riddle in the past, @ and Mr. Wilkins, who was in retirement with no ap­ parent pressing business .interests, I found it dif­ ft~~,~~OK· ficult to pass off some· thing of such importance to both the school and the 'student body so lightly...... ,.----~---_./ ... • •

Fro:rn. the VV"~ITE ~OUSE BORROWED? SOLOld oj" si telloe .. bu t ihe Ed ...following is a let­ 80U1ld of a generation Will the person or per­ ter received from the wJlich will work to el/sure sons who "borrowed" the President of the United t,}zat .. in the words oj' Wi.l­ following books, please States addressing graduat­ liam Fau Ikner>, " ... man return them: ing students. It is of wiZl not merely endure: he interest to all of us. I will prevail." HB 85.535 Schumpeter, Jos concur that today students A. Ten Great Economists. are asking "Why?", but I also agree with the let­ HX 276.M3 1954 Marx, Karl, ter's content. Communist Manifesto.

TO Tilt' 1969 These books are needed GIIADUA1'ING CLASS for Dr. Lopez's reserve. EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL INSTITUTE If books continue to disappear, the library Each ~eJleration, shaped by will have to change to a 1'orces outside and withill "closed stacks" situation. ~uestion it, asks tha it This means each student mus~ ask. Some genera­ will have to submit a re­ tions, co~!ael'ned wir;h the quest for each book de­ building cf a nation, ask Snfety First! sired complete with infor­ "How?" Other generations, mation from the card cata­ ~eeding to set priorities The Airport Control log to the desk attendant. fop the futupe, ask Tower has again reported I am opposed to this sys­ "!\'hat? /I the presence of una~thor­ tem because I f el it dis­ rc~r J2neration has asked ized persons on and near courages use of the libra­ If Why ? /I the Airport runways and ry. I know it will nece5­ taxiways. sitate adding an addition­ As Americans we must to­ Two offenders appre­ al staff member. Our bud­ gethep ask all of the big hended today were Embry­ get does not prqvide for auestions and seek to find Riddle students. this. answers. How we build a This is a recurring better America~ what kind complaint from the Tower Please help us build a of nation we want~ why we 'and/or the Airport manager book collection that you pursue ceptain goals in­ that requires recurring as an ERAI student and al­ stead of others -- these reminders. umni will be proud of. are not p~oblems to be Piease publish again a Please be considerate of faced by one generation notice that unauthorized others: they may need the and ignored by anothe~. pedestrians or motorists book you borrowed. All of uS must face them. on the flying area are a menace to themselves and Finally, our budget A college education in the to operating aircraft. does not provide for the humanities a~d sciences Violators are trespassers purchase of many dupli­ teaches us that the ~eal and are subject to appre­ cates and replacernehts. powep to deal with these hension by Airport author­ problems comes out of the ities or arrest by City Your cooperation is ex- human mind and the human Police. pected. heapt. All powep must be Heyward W. Sauls, Jr. disoiplined by tpained WIn .. N. Boaz Director of Library intelligence and tempe~ed Chairman Services by compassion. E.ODU~&CO Each of you is a center of GUY .. INC. powp.r. Your p~ofessional INSUR.A.NCE - EOND.S or social or religious or political activity will EST.A.ELIS~ED1.9aO detepmine the shape of the future of your nation and of the woP ld. The questior. asked by youP generation -- Why? -- is one that must be answered not only by the qU2lity of youP phetoPio but by the 1.a1. N. RIDGEV\700D aVE.. quality of youP lives. It D.A.YTON.A. EE.A.C~, FL.A.. was in your college years that we were first made Telephone a58-3'701. aware of those "people JAY .A.D.A.~S.E:X:EC.'V:~ talking without speaking, people heaping without GEN.~.A.NAGER listening . .. , ·co:rn.petitive pre:rn.iums 0!1 aircraft. What you have bpought and automobile,cycles,life and personal will continue to bring to . property caverages . American life is not the ====~=:::======:::-"_.=.::.- --_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_--'_'.r------"P"'AO"G"'E--;-1"3- about years ago she ,[.,.~, Snack Bar Opens worked in the ERAI cafe­ teria in the old, old, old buildings prior to the ~~~MU~~r~- opening of the Nova Road Dorm. Linda has worked FP~ is in process of for Sands for over 5 years prepairing new taxiway and is happy to be back on lights_ It is hoped this the ERAI campus. Marilyn will speed up ground hand­ is new with Sands. She ling _ enjoys her work and likes the ERAI campus. Welcome, The proposal for speed­ gals~ up is by "adoption of a green-centered line taxi­ Comments on the snack way lights mounted semi­ bar so far are generally BY PHIL \;OODRUFF flush in taxiway inter­ favorable. However, by lines in place of present 8 AM some of the A & P array of elevated blue Improvements are on at students are ready for a ERAI~ lights along the edges of In addition to the burger and a shake, and taxiways II • new buildings, new furni­ would like to see the ture and new roads I a . new snack bar open earlier. It Many pilots can be con­ snack bar nas opened in would also be pleasant to ~he ERAI Student Center. fused by the "sea of blue" have a machine or two at How fortunate we are to appearance, and poor gui­ the new academic complex. dan~e get such a fast solution provided. So, air­ t9 the problem that came craft taxi at a slower co light only lart trimes­ speed, slowing ground ter. traffic.'IThe Taxiway Cen­ terline Lighting System" The snack bar \'Jas in Happiness is .... . Mr. Bruce alienates this problem. the plans for the ERAI with office hours Crash locator beacons Student Center at a later "would be m... ndatory for date, but last trimester's all air taxis under an FAA boycott of ·the machines rule proposal". It would helped push the opening require installati~n of date back a 'few years. As survival radio, in addi­ a result of a committee de~ision, tion, for extended over­ the contract was wa ter flights . awarded to Sands, Inc., of ~~r~ 1; * course, and there is no * Sometimes fl~ght opera­ ki~k-back ~ to anyone. A SAT. MAY 31 tions are suspended due to certain percentage goes to RIVJE~A ~EACH MOTEL .~ natural occurances~~ the administration to cov­ Example: out west in Jack­ er operating expenses and ~ son, Wyoming, all opera­ rent of the snack bar. '. 'j PI" - 1 ATM ~ tions were halted 15 min­ The decidlng committee in­ utes, while "five elk cluded three members of FEATURING HE locked horns in combat on the SGA, Sands. Sands, ~.>. the runway." Inc., was only one of five "BREWED" companies submitting bids * ** * on the contract. Accord­ ~ FROM DELAND ~ ing to the contract, ex­ DAYTONA BEACH (PR) cess funds collected are ~ DRESS CASUAL ~ to be returned to the stu­ BOB CESSNA dents by way of reduced 2 B,Y.D.B. ~ prices on sandwiches. ~ ~ The recently chartered Sands plans to operate the SOFT DRINKS PROVIDED Daytona Beach Chapter of snack on a non-profit ba­ the American Institute of sis, leaving the machines ~~~~ Industrial Engineers has to make the profits. taken as their yearly pro­ ject the assisting of lo­ The food is surprising­ cal educational institu­ ly tasty and moderate in ~ tions in expansion of eng­ cost with no immediate ineering and technology change expected. Really~ programs. They will as­ The snack bar is open from COURSES OFFERED IN THE sist in helping in accre­ 10 AM to 3 PM serving hot STEWARDESS PROGRAM ditation of programs not dogs, hamburgers, cheese­ now accredited by the Eng­ burgers, french fries and 1) Physical Education ineers Council for Profes­ shakes Monday thru Friday_ (bending & stretching) sional Development. Wi1i Ie 2) Sick Sack Unfolding I Embry-Riddle has courses We welcome to the ERAI already accredited by campus the opeLators of 3) Basic Dirty Jokes 4) Lap Sitting I ECPD, the local chapter the snack bar - Miss Linda Douglas and Mrs. Marilyn 5) Bartender Basics w-ll be working in close Atkinson_ Both Linda and 6) Judo cooperation with the Embry Marilyn say they enjoy 7) Natural Childbirth Riddle Peronautical Insti­ their jobs very much. 8) Fluffing Pillows tute Aviation Engineering Linda is no stranger to 9) Advanced Passenger D~partment to assist in the ERA! campus_ Up until Harassment the continual updating of 10) Expense Padding I information in a fast mov­ ing discipline. -""P~A""'G""E--'-14·~------.J...------·L ----=----~-

Finals Schedule I wish I could do more FINAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE than just thank those who have gone out of their way FIRST HALF OF SUMMER TRIMESTER, 1969 to help me during my stay at Halifax Hospital. I Examination Period June 23-24 can't mention the names of everyone who has taken Courses running the full trimester will not have fi­ time out to come and visit nal exams at this time. Students enrolled in these me, because this column courses may be excused from class on Monday and/or 'fues­ would not be long enough. day in order to take exams in other courses if there I can, however, give spec­ should be a time conflict. ial thanks to Mr. Gies­ Courses which meet more or less than one regular per· brant and Mr. Quanstrom iod each day will have the exam at the time designated for taking care of my pe~­ for the period the course first meets, for example, sonal belongings, and also ET 102-31, Engineering Graphics II, which meets at 8:00­ to Mr. Ralph Mancuso who 10:35 M-F will have t!le exam on Nonday, June 23rd at assisted in the moving. 8:00 to 10:30. All courses are expected to meet at the designated I have a word of advice exam period. Any deviation from the following schedule for those who may be int­ must be approved by the Associate Dean of Faculties. erested in parasailing: Exams will be given in the rooms in which the class regularly meet unless some different arrangement is made 1. Always use a lookout by th~ instructor. in front and back of the tow car to direct traffic. Courses meetin~~ Will have the exam at: 2. Don't fly in severe x-winds because of limita­ 8:00-9:10 Monday 8:00-10:00 tions in control of the chute. 9:25-10,35 Tuesday 8:00-10,00 3. Most important of all, don't try parasailing 10:50-12:00 Monday 10:30-12:30 without modifyitog yo"r chute. 1:.00-2:10 Tuesday 10:30-12:30 I hope this information 2:25-3:35 Monday 1:30-3:30 will be instrumental in preventing another acci­ 3:50-5:00 Tuesday 1:30-3:30 dent like the one I exper­ ienced. 6,1 (;AfJ+II"rt USED BOOK STORE Yearbook Due ERVA WILL OPEN ITS USED The 1970 Yearbook staff Anxiety is ..... finding out BOOK STORE FOR STUDENTS is now organiaing. Come another student with an i­ TO PICK UP THEIR BOOKS join us. If you have the d~ntical draft classificc­ desipe to be papt of a t~on as yours has been WED &THURS wirtgwguke canoys en­ drafted deavor, contact Bob Con­ nelly, E-R Box 162. 12 :00 TI LL 2: 00 Happiness is.. . discovering that THE Managerial Mind If you have used books The 66-69 Yeapbooks ape there, please pick them is a reprint of a classic due. next IJeek. (Jamie book up. • PAGE 15 I j of .' • 'oUeehouse •.,on,·e!l.ion joy an evening inexpen- benefits of a Rathskeller BY JAN COLLINS sively. It was obvious far outweigh any problems they had accomplished both that might occur. For The University of Flor­ of these goals since open­ instance, . the SGA is ida held a Coffee house ing in January of this spending a~ average of convention ~.tay 16 and 17 year. $800 a trimester just to at their Gainesville cam­ rent places like the Riv­ pus. Embry-Riddle was one Included with this ar­ iera for a dance. This of the schools invited and ticle are numerous pic­ could be money investad in was represented by two SGA tures of toe University of a permanent structure members, Roger Harwood and Florida campus. Obviously owned and operated by the Jan Collins. The purpose quite a bit larger than students. There are many of the convention was to OULS, with an enrollment other benefits and these discuss a talent circuit of over 22,000 students. will be covered in future between Florida colleges details as the Rathskeller and also a breakdown on At present,the ERAI SGA project progresses. t~e expense of construct­ is drawing up plans for a ing a coffee house. Rathskeller type building on the new campus. There are many problems to over­ come before we can actual­ ly open such a place. A liquor license must be ob­ tained, which could take as long as a year. We must find a plot of land close to or or. school property easily accessable for all students. The cost could run as high as $50,000 to be paid for ov­ er a 20 year period. The

As it turned out, the University of Florida ac­ tually has a Rathskeller, which is licensed to sell beer, and not really a coffee house. They bring in talent from Miami 3 nights a week, and big name talent as often as possible. The purpose of their Rathskeller is gen­ erally to promote better faculty-student relations and provide a place where --"" students could go and en-

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The AVION is a bi­ Editor Cene LeClair monthly publication for Co-Editor Trish Redmond Embry-Riddle studeats fi­ Contributing Editor .... Cam ~anced by the studentls McQuaid activity fee through the Business Doug Young StudL.,tt Caver'nment Asso- Layout Editor .. Rich Hilton ciation. Sports Riuh Hilton Articles may be submit­ Cir-culation Ray LoahY/el' ted to the AVION for pub­ Photoqraphel' s Ed Pottel' lication by the adminis­ Glen Yeagle Proofreader Bonnie Brant tration" the faculty and studerlt body. The AVION Rypists Trish Redmolld deadline is every M01;day Bonnie Brant afternoon at 5:00 PM. Cartoonist .. Tony Cristiano Please mark all items A­ Office Mgr .... Bob Yawro"ki VION and deposit in the . basket in the trailel' .. ti"e Stnff: Bob Nawro'lie Brenda Bridgeman" Phi Z Suggestion Boxes, or ERA! WoodY'uff, David Woz~!iaki Box 1568. Krol~ Ja~ Dennis Collins J Tom R~bertsonJ Glen Foley.