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The New Hampshire, Vol. 71, No. 32 The New Hampshire Bulk Rate U.S. Postage Paid FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1981 862-1490 Durham. N.H. Per.mil #30 X-rated film is cleared by SAFC By John Marini The Student Activity Fee Council (SAFC) voted six to five yesterday with one abstention to allow MUSO to show the X-rated.film, "Emmanuelle" on March 1. The Student Senate Judiciary · Committee will decide today whether the entire Senate will discuss the film. The Senate recently ordered SAFC to re-evaluate their previous approval of an X-rated film. "They may decide the Senate doesn't have the right to reconsider," Student Body President Bob Coates said of the Judiciary Committee, "in which case ••Emmanuelle" will definitely be shown." Senator Jon Cohen abstained on the vote which would have created a deadlock. In that case, SAFC Chairperson Sara Jane Horton would have cast a vote. ''I was all ready biased in favor of the film," Cohen said, adding that he felt it was MUSO's responsibility to convince SAFC the proposed film was not pornographic. According to Coates, the main issue is the money which would pay for the film. "If MUSO was getting this money from Larry Flint, the Student Senate would have nothing to do with it. The money is coming from the students and what we feel the majority of students want done with their money is what we'll try to do." · Student Activity Fee· Council· members voted yesterday 6-5 in favor of MUSO's proposed X-rated film. This is the first time the Senate has asked SAFC to (Jonathan Blake photo) reconsider a decision, Coates said. Is· part-time f acuity 1 Sem. l Sem. beneficial or harmful? Sororites ~, Ple4ge In-House Out-of-House ·By Karen Holstrom University wants 100 percent Alpha Chi Omega $195 One out of every five teachers at tenured faculty." $1000 $600 UN H is not a potentially But 20 percent of the faculty Alpha Xi Delta $228 $971 · $617 permanent faculty member. employed part time may just Information from the Higher exceed that balance a University Chi Omega $330 $965 $495 Education General Info Survey tries to establish between stability (HEGIS) submitted to the federal and turnover. Delta Zeta $250 $960 $650 government tbis fall, indicated that When part time help becomes there are S 14 full time instructional excessive, lack of permanancy Phi Mu $212 $375* $425 faculty. The University Mail · becomes · .too visible in the Service reported 144 part time University system. The core of full teachers. time people to provide continuity According to HEGIS, 60.9 is reduced. percent or 313 of the full time This could be the problem in the instructors are tenured. These English department. Because *Phi Mu's house has already been paid for. faculty members are guaranteed students are required to take the promise of a renewed contract Freshman English 40 I, and there or permanancy in their position. are nearly 2,300 freshmen each The remainirig 20 I are either on year, the department must hire tenure tract or hold ,an additional help to handle all the appointment to the University for sections offered. a specified time. According to English Professor Cost of sorority sistership is high . The practice of using part time and chairperson of SO 1 Donald employees is both beneficial and Murray, this year 110 sections of harmful to the University. 40 l were offered with 26 students By P. Rand Tracy "Most have you pay these lifetime ••The most important benefit to per course. 41 sections of SO I with Rush will continue until Whil~ sorority rush fees at UNH fees, then you don't ever have to Thursday, February 26, Bids the university is the financial 20 students in-each section were are only $3.25 for 13 days of pay them again." aspect. Hiring part time also offered. Night. activities, pledging costs can run Lauren Vail. treasurer of Delta ··on Monda v the women will instructors is much cheaper than Of the IS I sections offered, only from $195 to $330 and sistership Zeta Sorority, said, ••There have creating tenured faculty three sections were taught by sign up fora week's worth of parties can cost up to $ IOOO per semester only been a few people who have in the M UB. When they return on positions," said Dr. Hose, tenured or tenure track faculty. sources said yesterday. had to de-sister because of the executive assistant to the One &ection was taught by a full Friday to sign up for another week Sunday, February 15 will be cost ... perhaps two this semester." of parties, they will get invitations president. time Faculty in Residence. registration day for all women Vail went on and said, ••If you're Dr. Hose also commented part Teaching Assistants taught 56 of to sororities who have an interest interested in rushing a sorority. going to be a part ofa sorority, you in them," said Joan Hansen, time teachers are helpful in the remaining sections, while part The act of becoming a sister goes expect to pay that much." teaching a single course in a time lecturers covered 91 sections. President of the intersorority through three stages. The first, ·Dana Eveleth, a freshman who group called the Panhellenic specialized area. According to Murray, it wasn't rushing, includes visiting different is interested in rushing a sorority "The University can't justify the necessarily a harmful situation, Council. sororities. Pledging cons.ists of . · said, "If I get a bid from a sorority, After a woman receives a .. bid" expense of hiring full time but something of which people activities a woman does in I'd expect to pay between $100 to instructors for a specialized should be aware. ••students think or invitation to, pledge a sorority, becoming a sister and can cost up $150 for pledging costs." When there will be an eight week pledge course," said Hose. he's on the faculty, she's on the to $330. Sistership is the end result told the actual amount Eveleth Dean Dwight Ladd of the faculty (lecturers); they're not," time in which the student will which can cost up to $1000 per said, .. No, it wouldn't change my participate in the pledge program Whittemore School of Business said Murray. semester. mind about rushing, I'd still rush." and Economics (WSBE) said, ••we 50 I lecturer Peg Aaronian also set out by the sorority, said Carol Dallen, treasurer for Chi Rush registration will be held Hansen. hire part time people who teach found the students unaware that Omegasorority.saidmostofthe Sunday from 7-10 in the courses that we don't have enough she was not a professor. ··some pledge costs can be broken down. Carroll/ Belknap Room of the faculty members to teach, and not kids call me Professor Aaronian," ••Two hundred and forty dollars MU B, and late registration will be enough demand to hire another Peg said with a laugh. ••They don't of thl! pkdgl? money goes to our on Monday February 16 from 11 Inside full time faculty member." realize I'm only part time." national organization, $30 goes to a.m. to I p.m. in the same place. From an educational stand ••1 don't 'know if it makes a national pledge fee. $100 goes to After the information part of the Campus Calendar__ page 5 point, the flow of part time difference to the students if I have a the national lifetime initiation fee, registration Sunday evening, the Class Ad pages 14, 15 · Ph.D. or not," continued employees broadens the depth and $60 co\crs the pin that you buy; women will be invited on a tour Editorials pages I0,11 breath of the curriculum. ••you Aaronian. ••There is always the it's gold and has pearls. and the from 7-10 p.m. The women will Features pages 13,14 want fresh blood, a turnover, a danger of students not taking the remaining $80 is a charge you must then be able 10 \ isit the five fresh perspective indifferent fields, instructor seriously. ••1 don't sense Notices page 6 pay to our Chapter ... Dallen, said. sorority · houses (Alpha Chi Sport pages 18-20 from different institutions," that attitude in my class." Most sororities have a similar umega, Alpha Zi Delta, Chi commented Dr. Hose. ••No FACULTY, page 4 figure breakdown, Dallen said Omega, Delta Zeta and Phi Mu.) PAG. ~ TWO. THE ~EY\(HAM ,PSl:H~~ ~RIDAY; fE,BRl)ARY 13 .1~~1 ~. j ~ 1 " \ - "' ' ' . - . '.. " .... Kole mixes• magic• and ' a cr1 sade for Christ By Sheila Mcl;>onough A'n audience of all ages watched levitation to the sound of Pink Andre Kole as he performed a two Floyd. As his face strained it hour exhibition of illusionjiry seemed he was lifting himself up on magic that included sawing his two hand 1pedestals, but as he &ot daughter in half, acts of higher his assi~tants removed them disappearance, levitation and even and Kole wasi suspended four feet Biblical revelations at the MUB above the stage. A silver hoop Wednesday night. was passed around, under, and Kole travels strictly under the above him to show no staging was sponsorship of Campus Crusade used. for Christ International and Kole then "cut" his daughter in always includes a Christian half with a saw, revealing her"split message in his acts. personality.''. Later he put her into Charlie Pagano, an amateur a vertical box of his own design magician and owner of a sandwich and cranked her down to less than shop ·in Dover was among the two feet long.
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