St Andrews Presbyterian College - Lamp and Shield / Bagpipe Yearbook (Laurinburg, NC)

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Halloween St. Andrews Presbyterian College To: Jeff Keys From: Jerry Surface, Assistant Dean of Students Date: November 14, 1979 Jeff, by way of this memorandum, I am appealing the Granville Halloween party case to the Student Faculty Appelate Board. I am filing the appeal on the grounds of inappropriate sentence. Also, I question the validity of the cose being tried by a court of which some of its members participated in the event in question. Although 48 hours has passed since the cose was heard, I am requesting that this appeal be approved. As you know, the Student Faculty Appelate Board has not yet been established and therefore could not have accepted this appeal anyway, cc: Wynne Segal

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Mork Stanley gets a pie in his eye- We oil had a little fun. After pie-hit weei was over, the pies were counted, the money was totoled, and the College Christian Council had raised over nine-hundred dollars for muscular dystrophy. Towels were in short supply and eating habits were disrupted; but for the vast majority of the college community who did participate in the event, it was a great deal of fun and a huge success. I Grady MulHs gets creamed Nellie Rodriguez, before and after. 25

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memorandum November 14, 1979 To: Jerry Surface, Assistant Dean of Students From: Jeff Keys, Chairman of the Judiciary Board Jerry, I received your memo this evening after dinner. I cm not really sure what I can do about the matter. I do realize the Faculty Student Appelate Board has not yet been formed (a fact I do find distressing for a variety of reasons) but the Judiciary Board can do nothing regarding the case in question now that it has rendered a decision. As I understand the language in the Saltire dealing with iudicici pro- ceedings, particularly appeals, the Student Faculty Appelate Board is the only body representing students that con hear an appeal of our decision. The Saltire states that the F S AB may uphold or reduce the original sentence, reverse the original decision, or recommit the case to the court of original jurisdiction. I assume you are appealing for a more severe sentence, which might present problems concerning the rights of the defendents. Finally, the Saltire addresses only any appeals initiated by the defendent. The question of your standing in an appelate court will hove to be resolved. I tried to reach you tonight by telephone. I will stop by your office sometime tomorrow to discuss this matter further. My chief concern is that everyone ' s interests be fully represented within the forms set by the Student Assoc. Con- stitution and By-Laws, cc: Wynne Segal