Central Florida Future, Vol. 02 No. 26, May 25, 1970

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We Live in the Present
By the Past, but
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We live in the Present
By the Vast, but
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New SG President Picked
nil sun
"Mascotless
FIT  was still without B
mascot    this
university*? Ich o(
five candidates would win.
The Committee    was
aiming percent turnout of
students, faculty and staff, but only
ballots.
This left two alternatives.
The  first throw   out  the
entire election and try again at a
later date, either with new
suggestions or with the or
dent
Charles Millican to decide whether
or not  the nould
;nd    the   top
getter      an. five
candidates—reported to be Knights
of Pegasus—named th FTU
mascot.
The     Mascot     Committee     has
decided the    second
approach and sa
recommeni: president.
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had n<
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were a number of wr ea for
mascots
officially on the ba:
Awards Assembly
To Honor Students
The    first     FT I" and
Leadership Awards Assembly will
be held at 11 a.m. on Thursday,
May 28, in the Science Auditorium.
The hour-long program will consist
of a diversity of awards to groups
and individuals. Those groups giving
awards will be Men's and Women's
Residence Associations, The Village
Center, Panhellenic Board,
Inter-Fraternity Council and
Student Government. Besides
internal awards, the Student
Government will be presenting
awards to the numerous academic
and special interest clubs that have
formed on the campus over the past
two years.
All students, faculty and staff
members are encouraged to attend
this awards function.
assistant profess
AffHtem l oungblooa,
in lab
Melissa's flag Case
Awaits J.P.'s Ruling
Miss Lee's lawyer, and a second
hearing was scheduled for last
Thursday. However, a decision
still not reached becau*.
Peace Ju ice Lee Con*
the case, asked that
r and the solicitor submit
court memorandum* in p
closing argurm
must   be submitted   to  the judge's
hin ten d.r
Last  Thursday's  hearning began
with    a   motion   by   the   d-
attorn
Lee   tx d   a pauper so the
sill pay all court costs
Miss Lee testified as to her financial
state, the motion was sustained by
the judge.
This was  followed  by a nv
/nun that the charges be
dismissed on several grounds,
including the question of the
constable's   off diction   in
making the arrest and whether I
48-star flag constitutes an
. A prelimir
but was delayed
flag. Iocs   constitute   an
<an flag, U is permtssa)
i flag up
of  "<! *s"  and
testified   that   she   was   in   distress
because of deaths at
and     the
or, Assists:
Slate Takes Office
~ After Spirited Race
Jim Stringer became FTU's second SG President late
Friday after an extremely close election. Richard Lancaster was chosen to be  Stringer's vice president.
Stringer won over Frank Santry by II votes.  Nearly
:   50 per cent of those students eligible cast ballots during
the two-day election. After the ballots were first count
ed late Friday,  Santry's backers asked for and received
a re-count. The final results did not change. Lancaster
was Santry's announced running mate. Allen Pryor, who
lost to Lancaster by   only 27 votes, was Stringer's number two man.
Will Jones, who announced he was running for the job
of University President, received 18 write-in votes.
Linda Brown is FTU's new Spring Queen. A total of
693 ballots were cast. First runner-up was Melanie
Hurt. Second runner-up was Susan Hoeltke. Frances
Millican received a number of write-in votes.
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and repor
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Park
Department. '!
came   raci
it   here   and   had  a
us from a
fork it ,rly caused
Bt.   I   really  ^>ope  people
will     stay     <»ut     of    the    -a.-
n the  future.'
was located ouui<
was in  the wood*  At the   n^boundary off canst*, near a
scene   of
ir and the
wagon    u*rd   by    security.
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nmony    from    I
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requested    thai     U.<
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the  way   i
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wghtseerers   looking   for   the  same
<• five diff-
which covered an aree of ten
!ve brothers from Chi Alpha
re   to help put
ut.   One  brother stated,
driving around and saw
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Chi Beta Alpha Goes National
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Sunday, May 24, 1970, wa
day for Chi Beta Alpha, FTU's
professional business fraternity. It
became the first National
Fraternity on the Florida Tech
campus.
The day-long events began at
10:00 a.m. with registration in the
Library Lobby for members of the
International Fraternity of Delta
Sigma Pi from Oxford, Ohio, and
other Delta Sigma Pi chapters
around the State of Florida. A tour
of the campus was arranged from
10:30 to 11:30, followed by a
luncheon at the Stone Conundrum
in East Orange County. From 1:00
to 4:00 p.m.  there was a two-part
Ritualistic Initiation in which
pledges were tested and the
symbols and rituals of Delta Sigma
Pi were explained. At the
conclusion of the ceremonies, the
69 pledges and four FTU faculty
members became brothers of Delta
Sigma Pi.
An Installation banquet, was held
at the Park Plaza Hotel at 8:00 p.m.
Toa8tmaster was George Ragland,
District Director for Delta Sigma Pi,
Chancellor Dan Brenneman gave
the invocation followed by greetings
from FTU President Charles N.
Millican. Dean of the College of
Business Administration, Dr.
Charles Gilliland, gave a history of
>i Chi Beta Alpha.
Bill   Kugel.
mding of XBA. follow
\  John
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wore
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i Pi.
;nded
April       !-
Hock,     James     Reagan,    and
Raymond Richar, who fell tli-
fraternity
CampttS.   May    13,    Mt69,   elections
the iirst officers of
XBA and Mr. J. Thomas Simmons
(Director    of    FTU    Personnel
Service*) was elected fraternity
adviser. The XBA roll currently
. 69 memb
Officers of XBA include: James
Parker, President; James Thomas,
Senior Vice President; William
Kugel, Vice President; Richard
Lanchester, Treasurer; Robert
McClintock, Secretary; Daniel
Brenneman, Chancellor, and James
Reagan, Historian.
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fraternity...majoring in nursing ...{member of tri-k  sorority  ...   tau
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