Central Florida Future, Vol. 02 No. 25, May 8, 1970

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We Live in the Present
By the Past, but
for the. .
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We Live in the Present
By the Past, but
for the. .
Flag Hearing Is Delayed
Peace Justice Robert doesn't look too peaceful a* placed  inside ea
he points a warning finger at students who crowded started the
around after Judge Webster arrested Melissa Lee snd Photo by Blake P
Howard Stovall. Stovall raises a clenched fist as
Delta Tau Launches
Cancer Fund Drive
Cancer kills 1000 people in the United States every day in addite
striking one out of every four people. Delta Tau fraternity, FTU's n<
Greek organization, feels that these facts alone show that some positive
action must be taken to get Congress to allocate more money to cancer
research,    placing    research    on   a   	
higher national priority. students,     administrative     staff,
In  an  effort  to accomplish thus,   faculty,   and   staff   may   sign   any
Delta  Tau is sponsoring a petition   petition.   There   will    b*
drive to get signatures to be sent to   petition    for   administrative    staff,
Washington, D.C. and presented to   faculty, and  staff and  in th.
ntation. (See more picti
Imer.
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Campus
^ Glances
President Nixon and the Congress.
The drive will be held May 11-15
and a table will be set up at the
Village Center patio from 10 a.m.
to 3 p.m. daily. The organization
getting the largest number of
signatures on a percentage basis will
be awarded $20.
Each FTU organization will have
a   petition   at   the   table   and   all
that this group wins the contest,
the money will be donated to the
FTU    Foundation,    The    winning
.n will be thoroughly C_
by Delta Tau and in the event  that
the   winning   club   has   a  signature
duplication   the   same   process   will
take place until a winner is found
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Bp*C_l memorial services for the
nil killed al Kent Stat-
will be held at PTU today at l I
a.m. in the are* between the dornis
There will be speakers representing
student g o v e r n in <• n t , the
administration and other groups.
Rumors were flying in  the wake
of     Wednesday's     demonstration*
that   . ..-ral   pro lessors who
joined     in    the    protests    has    been
a.sk.-d to resign  from the univi r ity.
My   I  ki.I.i  M.-i'
The preliminary hearings foi two I PI lay on
campus mji  delaj<-.i until May 21
Mcli-.-.a   I..-,    and   Howard   Stovall   w< . Ii. .iuled   lo appear
moi ning In < 'range < fount \   Pi   ■ > \r\ on ch
:u iii i ii g    from     i    'i in p
demonstration Wednesday, bul the
iie.n mg w.r. delayed it th* i
ol    Ihe    students     alloiiiey,   .1.
Hoi list ei n ,        i •■ pi <•    ilitlllg        t he
American Civil Lilx • ">.
with
impropei    displ
Stovall   w.i.   charged   wiih
not.. bly
ih.
reaull     oi     then     iction
ol Moi Ida
Stovall comuiued o the
oi iiciai    "in ■ derogatory mai
acini ding lo Hi : hough the
..I hei .     begin      lO     move     away.
McEtro)  then ptaced Stovall under
The    pan    sv.i-.   pla< . (1   111   the
en   along   with
the  di ive  tO  th' ill
oi    the    othei
.1 in the protest* went to the
w.-.i,.. iehere
lemons)ration st I- TU
..n  insi   began  whi
omplaincd
nl mm
-
Win • e  was
imt* this
Aa»   uneV
began   u
id  StOVatl  were lal |
get information snd find out
i i\   ol   posting Ixi.
i formation
a\u\   when
ng them
on   ih oi   the
nd.
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ap«ak    to   her
been
'".ill    V. .mm.uu:.
1  h U I morning.
•  him   ft»r  peo;
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Millican on Kent State U.
. i
•-era!
•-ilar
■ less to  **.! n of
i   on   the   camp;.
it   to  ih. ung
;>le who d | violent outb••
difficult     tO     make    comment    mi!
not being fu of all the ramifications, but I
I   find but
me    to    understand    w h\     we    cannot    hi
of the mind rather than Ihe fiat   Wh .
cam he   university's   truest   goals  are   not
•   high   ideals,  the  enrichment   of the
mindfc and   lives of  its students, tin   advancement of knowledge.
■ ISC of understanding among men   and most importantly,
mending search for truth, when-. Is us.
"It   is (■ this aim
for   understanding   on   the   university   campuses   of   America    1
hope   that    out    of   this   tragic   event   will   come   the
realization  that vioIcik . -struct ion leads on
further   destruction,   and   stones   ,\m\   clubs  lead   _ and
guns    We  must   real—*  thai   Violent   and destructive actions must
conn .i meeting of the minds and find
■ solution to the problems which beset us
"I   do   not   hi multituu. Among  tl
reasons is the terrible loss of human life. And 1 long for tin
when wars will < ease. I pray for peace and I trust (he the conflict
in Vietnam might be brought to an early conclusion. Perhaps one
day, the nations of the world will find I better way to settle their
differem
"I will not try to second guess President  Nixon with regard to
the  moving of troops into Cambodia,  which   seemingly   was the
I for the  Kent State outburst. The President has by far more
information than I do, and he has my support.
'" too** who may differ, and it is your light. I hope \ou
lollow your convictions m a proper and prudent manner and not
be a party to further destruction or loss ol life "
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