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Volume XLVII, No. 6
J'lARS HILL, NORTH CAROLINA
Friday, Novenber 10, 1972
ixandra";
•day and
Oct.
Oct. 23-2;
n of Scot!
L shows al
’s
explanatioH^i
of months-
.e it also as*^
asizes the f®*
)owerto cr®*
lecrease as .
3ht this feelf:
)f the most
slaves of
lan. Like
ner of the P'
’ini cpting, president of APO and brother Bruce Woocfy- display
certificate honoring five years service.
APO Receives
Service Award
talking
-bl®^
^pha Phi Omega
*®cently received a
®rtificate for five
^®ars of faithful
. ^ce from their
y tional office in
^as City, Mo. The
jvard was given to
Epting, president
k the MHC chapter,
g^Mr. Bob Davis,’
‘Airman of the sec-
jj^al chapters com-
of Western Car-
uncA,
Mars
The national
service fraternity
has been quite active
in community oriented
projects. Their pri-
maiy fund-raising
project of last year
was the Rock-A-Thon,
which earned nearly
$2,200 for Easter
Seals. APO is al
ready planning a
similar project for
the first weekend in
March. Various other
projects in store 'for
•APO include a party
for the Orthonedic
fres, Tuttle
Answer^
Accusation
h .The new vice-
.j^^^ident of the stu-
pif't body, Larry
chaired his
k^"^t Senate meeting
te'^ay, Oct. 23. Af-
he and Chief Jus-
John Howes were
^/tailed by Pres-
Cook, the Sen-
moved onto new
^^Ress.
The most debate-
® issue of the
was the pro
posal to ask Treas
urer liattle to pre
sent a conprehensive
treasurer's report to
the Senate on Nov.
13, 1972. The report
would include a re
cord of all money
spent and every check
written from April 9,
1972 through Nov. 13,
1972. The finance
committee, Pat White
and Jan Sparks, will
help Treasurer Tuttle
SKL & SAX
Placed On
Probation
Children's Home in
•Asheville; distribu
tion of Thanksgiving
baskets; and a party
at Christmas for an
Orphanage in Hot
Springs. The local
chapter is also ac
tive in various as
pects of area scout
ing.
The Mars Hill
chapter of Alpha Phi
Omega consists of 30
members, having as
their main goal the
service of others.
in conpiling the re
port. There was ob
jection of the bill
since Treasurer Tiit
tie was not there and
the bill directly
concerned him. Yet
there was a strong
feeling that the com
prehensive report was
a necessary step, so
the proposal was
passed. S.G.A. must
submit a budget in
Novenber and will be
alloted money for
budget from student
tuition and fees.
The Cafeteria
Conmittee was estab
lished to handle stu
dents- conplaints and
suggest improvements
to John Bucy about
the cafeteria.
Two Mars Hill Col
lege organizations,
Sigma Alpha Chi Soro
rity and Sigma Kappa
Lambda Fraternity
have been placed on
social probation as
the afteimath of a
party they co-spon
sored on Oct. 21,
The two were charged
with the possession
and use of alcoholic
beverages at a col
lege sponsored event
and disorderly con
duct. They were in
violation of items
J and G respectfully
of the code of stu- '
dent conduct.
Both organizations
were given social
probation until the
end of January 1973
This means that they
can hold no social
functions or partici
pate in any extra
curricular activi
ties , such as spon
soring dances or par
ties or participating
in intramurals. How
ever they were not
limited concerning
their ability to have
money-making projects
SAC and SKL both
opted to haA^ their
cases heard by Dr.
Gehring, Dean of Stu
dent Development,
rather than by Stu
dent Court. The
cases have lead to
much discussion as to
what constitutes a
school sponsored
event. There has
been suposition that
since the site of the
party was rented in
the name of an indi
vidual rather than
either of the organi
zations that it was
not a college spon
sored event. How
ever , the counter ar-
guement has been-
given that since
Witten invitations
indicating the organ
ization's name were
sent to alumni, and
the party was paid
for out of the trea
sury's of the two
groups that it wa^ a
college sponsored'
event. Furthermore,
if any organization
is recognized and
sponsored by the col
lege then any event
that they are associ
ated with is a col
lege sponsored event.
The Mars Hill College Fellowship of Chris
tian Athletes has started a drive to
clean up the Mars Hill College Campus. We
urge all clubs,^ organizations, faculty
members, and students to help in this
drive. So got a bag L'rom any F.C.A. mem
ber and help keep our canpus beautiful.