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U.S. Postage PAlD Permit No. 3575 Orlando, Florida Smoke Gets In Your Eyes •••••. Smoke from a variety of sources filled the VCAR Sunday during the all-day concert despite 11NO SMOKING" signs around the auditorium. See page 12 for photo spread and story. ~i@~ ·~::-::: fm:{#fklf:~Ml*&~M¥..'fi:l~ • Beer In MPR, Cafe For FTU Programs By Torrey Stewart Beer may be dispensed and consumed in the cafeteria and VC VOL. 6.NO. 26 ORLANDO, FLORIDA MAY 17.1974 Mutli-Purpose room during properly scheduled programs, after adequate criteria are established, an FTU official said Tuesday. New Structure Sets No Ceiling In a policy statement approved for adoption by Vice President for Student Affairs W. Rex Brown last Friday, he indicated that the Village Center staff and student government members must • draw up and present to him the criteria for determining if "substantive program" and "adequate supervision" prerequisites No l.iinit To A&S accompany beer consumption in those locations. After criteria approval, the VC staff is assigned to develop By Glenn Padgett A&S revenues for the coming The committee receives the events in the VC allowing beer consumption. Under the present fee year in the amount of $12,000, proposed budgets from the Beer and other alcoholic beverages may not be provided by structure system every student as reported in last week's various areas which receive A&S program participants or other outside sources, according to the at FTU taking more than 9 FuTU re. funds and allocates the available adopted policy, and special request procedures are necessary for quarter hours pays $34.50 of A ruling from the funds to them insofar as it is consumption in the cafeteria or multi-purpose room when their fee money into Activity -Comptroller General of the State possible. accompanying scheduled events. and Service Fees {A&S). Of Florida that the Interest and Areas receiving the funds are, The new fee structure, Sinking fund portion of the A&S (for 1973-74), Student Special dining events, such as banquets, may include beer if proposed by the Board of must be increased to offset the Insurance, the above-mentioned Food Service Personnel are willing to assume responsibility for ·Regents and now before the deficit experienced in the past, Interest and Sinking Fund, adequate supervision and control according to the policy • Florida Legislature, every has also lessened the amount of Intercollegiate Athletics, and statement. student would pay $2.27 of the A&S money available. Lake Claire Maintenance. These $13.00 per credit hour fee into The committee, which is areas are listed in the budget Only the VC staff is allowed to schedule program events in the the A&S account. Proponents of advisory in nature, in composed under current obligations cafeteria, and events scheduled for the multi-purpose room will the new system express the of Assistant Vice President for meaning that the money evolve through regular reservation procedures. viewpoint that this will make the Student Affairs C. W. Brown, involved has been committed by fee system more equitable for all chairman, University either a previous committee or concerned. Opponents feel that Comptroller Joseph Gomez, an outside source as in the case " For non-student FTU groups, the VC staff will determine if because there · is no upper limit Director of Student of the Interest and Sinking fund. special permission for beer may be granted depending on th.e on the amount of A&S money a Organizations Jimmie Ferrell, For the coming year these program and arrangements for adequate supervision and control student could have to pay that two faculty representatives and areas consume 50.9% of the of beer at these events,'.' the policy states. students taking more hours will three representatives of the projected revenues, leaving the \ be unfairly paying for the student body. balance of the budget to finance To receive approval for been consumption in the activities of those taking fewer The student representatives the fallowing activities; multi-purpose room, individuals representing groups must hours. are Student Government Extramurals, FuTUre, complete and submit a standard Room Reservation form The new system has caused President Lee Constantine, SG Intramurals, Student requesting such permission at least five days prior to the date for the A&S budget advisory treasurer Dave Marr and student Government, Student Health the scheduled program. The organization's president and an committee to predict a dr9p iJ1 Mark Hammond. (Co.ntinued on Page 9) advisor must co-sign this reque~t. Crew Wins aNatl Meet By Larry Mccorkle dedication by the team Kan;irad who drove up with champion at the Vail) and remammg, FTU started the first members." alternate Guerin Rife in a van. Connecticut. In excellent of three strategic sprints or FTU's crew team, which had For FTU Crew Coach Dennis "They were relaxed and ready to conditions, FTU rowed the bursts. This sprint further come so close all year without Kamrad, it was the conclusion of race." fastest time of the day as the lengthened FTU's lead. When the winning a race, waited for a most a most positive prophecy. Earlier Friday was the first afternoon finals were in rougher field made a move on FTU, appropriate time to win their first last week, Kamrad had stated that preliminary for FTU. The team water. They never overextended another sprint at 1,000 meters to race--the Dad Vail Regatta, it would take a very good crew was using a boat borrowed from themselves. go retained their lead· and still emblematic of small college team to b at FTU, and as it the Universi of Pennsylvania another burst with 700 meters g TU remaining put FTU far enough in nationals. Add in win · the turned o 1 t ere wasn>t a y. r he Dad I. Penn's c · c , prest:gous event, the_ Ci erella "It was a great way end a se associate of w hat front that they had no problem FTU crew team showed eve one season," said "Kamrad. "Our kids rad w o vis·t d FTU last holding The Citadel off the that a small college team ith a wanted to show ryo e hat him t remaining 200 meters of the race. high school bu et u g a - they had nd borrowed boat uld I must a "They rowed just about a battle the best ," said Kamrad. acha) did an U athle ic Po1 M'tf~~~kl'e~~Ui~;:.:g~i;.~f:i,~~~~~ ~~~~~~';.1:.!i~~·~~l~'~:tl tll<~~~\ieS-~ltl}(ititt! • excellent JO steering on a w11ietil::. :.tiri-te. d . e." FTU students and c c that h&~,w~i~ - t.b&~~~Io - afi e · made the trip to Philadelphia. team consisting of Bob Garapic, ~·~.'!-.;t,'l,~ closesttn the stands. "We fmtwe After the-race, Kamrad learned "T ts has to be one of thymost Ralph Bateman, Berr -Horton, -had a ood I~' said "Kamrad. from Nash that the borrowed outstanding, if not THE most Martyn Demtis and coxie ison "We had a gnod - view of boat had never been beaten in outstanding event to ev appen Pacha flew up to Philadelphia everyone." national competition. "It was a to FI'U sports," said D owell. with their o..wn money in.oroer to FTU had nearly a one-length beautiful boat," said Kamrad adding that it was set up very "It makes you proud,n said arrive fresh and rea~ for the lead with about 1,500 meters to Powell. "This is unbelievable. It race. "The students handled go in the race after an excellent well. shows a tremendous amount of themselves very well," said start. With about 1,400 meters (Continued o.n Page 14) J;>age 2-FuT,Ure-May 17..,l97~ Resident Co111plaints Aired "We haven't gone up in our rates since 1968 and One student reported a rat running around in his open. other universities have, and maid services and other room. One solution to this problem, said Goff, is not Physical Plant drew some complaints from free services are still offered," F. Leo Goff, director to leave cafeteria trays in the halls. Shower curtains, students when the cement benches in the circle of housing said in response to complaints about long a problem for residents, will be replaced soon, between the dorms were removed after three dorm conditions at an interform meeting Tuesday. said Goff. incidents where the 400-lb. benches were set up on Many students complained about the "dirty, ends with a trash can on top. A student at the filthy" rugs and asked about the possibility of meeting suggested that they take a "five-lb. bag of shampooing them. Ten, 15 and 21-meal plans will be instated fall cement" and cement the ~nches to the circle.