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LI BRARY ARCHIVES ........., .......... ,,,11110/U We Live in the Present By the Past, but Four Candi ates for the . .. On Present Slate A dark. horse leapt into the heated Student Government Presidential Vol 3 No. 23 FTU, Orl.OOo, Florida April 16. 1971 rac~ Thursday, to join three other anticipated presidential and vice-presidential candidates. Phil Roberts, a 26-year-old ex-serviceman entered the race, with the reputed backing of lame-duck president ~im Stringer and Vice worked extensively last quarter in President Richard Lancaster. an attempt to disband SG, and Roberts filed Thursday without .raised quite a furor in the senate. de.,_claring a vice presidential running Daniels is a transfer student, mate. Since elections will not be by coming to Tech two years ago from . d . a military acadErmy. tick ~4'it a vice presi entia1 runmng The fourth candidate who had mat9 is not mandatory. Frank San try, the present announced his candidacy by legislative assistant in the Senate, Thursday was Gary Hallman, a announced his candidacy, along previous college governor. Hallman with Senator Charles Simpson as his was the first to formally announce vice presidential running mate. his candidacy, at -an inform~! press San try was an unsuccessful conference Wednesday morning. candidate for president last year, Hallman's:" running mate is the with his vice presidential running first female to run for one of the mate, Richard Lancaster, winning two highest offices in SG. She is the V.P. race. Patti MacKown, the present attorney general in SG. Fred Daniels announced his The vice president in the FTU SG candidacy Thursday, with George Welch ·as his running mate. Daniels (Continued on Page 1 2) 1-D Week Varied: Birth March Today Birth March happens today as the Inter-Disciplinary Creativity program continues this week. Sponsored by Byrd Brownell, senior from Maitland, and Dr. Walter Gaudnek, assistant professor of art, the art happening begins at 11 am and will resume at 1 pm. The march seeks to symbolize the creative search for new--vrsmtt; ethical and moral symbols dealing--------------­ with aspects of human love and the Rollins and winner of the Yale Poetry Prize, who will be on TRANS-TECH SEAWAYS? - HQW did this ocean who stumbled onto this picture on campus last week. survival of man in a threatened campus at Ichabod to read and liner get on FTU's campus, and what is it doing there To learn the answers, see page 3. human environment. discuss poetry. Experimental and_ might well be a few of the questions raised by anyone The special feature of the event is modern films will be shown at 7: 30 a pictorial and sculptural happening pm at Ichabod. composed and executed by the Instant composing by FTU students under the direction of student will occur when Dr. Brownell, with Gaudnek acting as Leonidas "Saraleitsannis, chairman New Rules To Govern Colonization guest artist and advisor, of the music department, presents Visual structures will include two creative piano works Tuesday at 1 By Duncan Marks was routed to Proctor and the and three story paintings, a swing pm by using notes and chords given It may be a long wait for some faculty board, the next and set on wheels, and a pagoda, as well to him by the audience. The fraternities on campus before they second-to-last step before final as numerou.s spectacular new Business College display begins are given the go-ahead by the FTU approval by Vice President of designs for prams. Students will Tuesday. Administration to be nationally Student Affairs, W. Rex Brown. design and wear ritualistic Dr. William O'Connor, academic chartered. Because of the contested first vestments and signs commenting on vice president of Lake City Junior That's the way it looks after point, the proposal will probably the symbols perpetuating life College and editor of the Creative Tuesday's Inter-Fraternity Council have to be rerouted through the today. Notebo9k, will be at Ichabod meeting, when Bob Stevens, ATO IFC after which Proctor will send it One-act plays sponsored by the Wednesday at 1 pm to discuss representative, reported on the to Brown with his own Village Players will be at Ichabod at roadblocks to creativity. progress of his proposed charter recommendation. Once Brown signs 8 pm tonight and Saturday. Experimental movies will be at criteria for FTU fraternities. films 71:30 pm Wednesday. (Continued on Page 12) Experimental will be at "Things are still tentative," the Ichabod Sunday. Artworks by .FTU students will blond-haired IFC board member Creativity begins next week at 1 be sold at an auction beginning at stated Tuesday. "The advisors pm with Peter Klappart, poet from didn't meet formally Monday, but New Com.Head (Continued on Page 12) some of them expressed the desire to see campus fraternities spend a one -to -two -ye a r prob at i o nary Search Starting period before receiving an administration-recognized charter." The search is on for a new Stevens was referring to the communications department advisor of each campus fraternity, chairman,. and Dean of Social eight in total, who must decide on Sciences Bernard C. Kissel said that Stevens' proposed charter criteria the position will be vacant for as long as it takes to find the right for the FTU Greeks. man. "The administration equates Kissel, added, however, that he longevity with quality," he said'. "I BOB STEVENS would like to have a new chairman don't think they will go for a by fall, but that he did not want fraternity becoming chartered in Stipulated in the criteria the college to "put ourselves in a less than two quarters." proposed is the fact that fraternities time frame." Dr. William L. Proctor, advisor to who have been an FTU local Kissel is temporarily serving as the IFC, commented Wednesday fraternity for a full year meet the the "unofficial acting chairman" of that so far some of the members of requirement that they are "actively the department since former the faculty board have been pledge to a national Fraternity department head Dr. William K. "generally receptive" to the (colony status)." This includes Grasty, was named last week to - proposed charter criteria. "Only Kappa Sigma, ATO, TKE, Lambda succeed George King as Executive one or two points have been Chi, and PAE, who is reportedly Assistant to the President. changed by the board. They favor still petitioning their national. Kissel said that a "search setting up criteria for both the Proctor, according to Stevens, the committee" has been formed and is present situation and the future." author of the proposal, is willing to di 1i gently looking on and off Proctor was referring to point see the five older franternities go campus for a new chairman. He Number One in Stevens' proposal national this spring. "Everything is stated that he is looking for a man which reads: "A Fraternity must-be still up in the air," Proctor reports. who has an appreciation for the actively pledged to a national various disciplines within the field Fraternity (colony status) for one "There is no discrimination about of communications, not one who is A RECENT IMPROMPTU CAMPUS - Competition pitted the (1) full year, or be a FTU local this," Stevens pointed out. "This is a specialist only in his particular Terrific Tractor against the Street Sweeper Special where the l'flCk Fraternity for one (1) full year, and not really a set-back to the older area. Kissel added that someone started or wh~ was victorious is unknown, but at this point in the race in addition, attain National colony fraternities who have met the with behavioral science experience ·the "tractor" appeared to be a shoe-in. proposed requirements, it just status a minimum of one (1) would be preferable. A doctorate is quarter later, not including summer ensures that the newer ones will go a necessary qualification for the through the same thing in the quarter." post. It's In The FuTUre future," he stated. Stevens, a Presently, the communications This point of contention is the graduating (this quarter) senior department consists of 10 Ye Olde FuTUre Horrid.scope ... ~ ..... ... ... .Page 12 most serious one, for it affects whose major is business instructors and four adjunct Millican On Communication . ..•.. .. ... : ...... Page 3 nearly all established fraternities as (marketing), has been working on professors. There are approximately well as the newer ones - and those his proposal since December 10, Grasty 's Stunning Reaction ... .. ~ ·: ....... .. .. .Page 4 170 students majoring in who apply to the IFC for 197 0. It was recently approved communications. recognition. "without hassle" by the IFC and J Page 2 FuTUre April 16, 1971 1JfuWllrr Ebttnriats ~.MIZ.ZIEGLER, LEAK "TO THE Pl2ESS THAT A WlmDl2AWAL- DATE lS NISAR\ '1 'B~~j)oy Assurance Could Prompt Attitude Change The unfortunate subject of the proposed Florida State university tuition increase was brought up by T, Terrell Sessums, Chairman of the House Education Committee", in his remarks to the Florida House of Representatives recently.