Stetson University - Hatter Yearbook (DeLand, FL)

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. FF-CAMPUS Off-Campus Attractions Whether it be for a Friday night out-on-the-town or a fifteen minute breal from studying, students always found a place to get away from it all. near- by Daytona and riew Smyrna Beaches offered a convenient way to spend a sunny Saturday, and Orlando always boasted a lively night spot. Here in Deland, the Athens Theatre showed an endless array of Wednesday night flicks. Lucky Pierres, Frapps, Reds, McCabes, Summerdales and many more provided ways to relax and converse. And, of course, to get away from the monotony, a local restaurant was always nearby for refreshing food and drink. For that little extra spending mon- ey, a part-time job off-campus proved very reward- ing. Top: Kim nelson finds some time to hit the books during a lull at Lucky ' s where she works part-time. Above: Frapps is a favorite with students — especially when discount prices are offered. Right: Brothers Todd and Ben Kennedy go Mexican for a Httle culinary variety.

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iriTER TERM A Time To Explore Winter Term at Stetson . . . from classroom to concert hall, stu- dents experience in these four weeks of mini-mester what it is often difficult to experience in an entire semester. The theme for 1985, Education and a Better World: Learning and Responsibility, lent itself naturally to the exploration of topics ranging from the threat of nuclear war to the role of government in educa- tion. Capping the month was the Vote on Values, in which Stetsonites ranked their values. Above: One of the highlights of the 1985 Winter Term was the appearance of Florida Governor Bob Graham, who delivered a lecture entitled, Social Responsibility in Education. The Governor then answered questions from a noteworthy panel of qu estioners. Right: Governor Graham accepts from Stetson President Pope A. Duncan a Stet- son Hat.