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SGA hdlts evaluation The SGA Senate voted Mon day, May 11, to temporarily discontinue the Faculty Evalu ation program. The chairman of the committee on Faculty Evaluation, Jim Camp, asked the senate to take action either to continue and support the evaluation or to authorize him to halt work on the project ’"' Senator Wayne Gullatt moved that the Senate re evaluate the Faculty Evalua tion and discontinue work on the Winter Quarter tabulation. As a result of the adoption of this motion, the Winter Quar ter evaluation will not be finished and there will be no evaluation for Spring Quarter. Camp explained that the SGA had never officially en dorsed the Faculty Evaluation, but that it had appointed chair men to the committee estab lished to work with the pro ject. The suggestions of a Fa- cutly Evaluation for Mercer came originally from Waverty Conference. Former chairman Steve Carraker resigned in the Middle of Spring Quarter and at that time, no tabulation had been done. 4 Camp said that the evalua tion in Its present form la not as effective as it could be. An ad hoc committee composed of faculty and students has been formed to reassess the evalua tion form and obtain infor mation from other universities which have similar programs. Several faculty members have expressed the opinion that Faculty Evaluation would be most beneficial if conducted once a year during Fall Quar ter. The move to discontinue the service for Winter and Spring Quarter was viewed by the SGA as the best action to take under existing circum stances. Camp said, “It’s better to cancel the evaluation for this quarter than to turn in a half done job and possibly give the students a bad Image." LADIES READY Country set, Jonathan Logan, Hinson Kickernick Petite*, Juniors, Ladies, Misses KESSLER JEWELERS Fin* Gifts Nice Selection of Pins, Bracelets Earrings, Necklaces, and Watches ‘Free Engraving’ 520 Mulberry St. 745-1055 One of Old South, Sigma Nu pitcher, Bobby Patter, fires for story) V SAB. (seepages Wilder promoted Or. Robert E. Wilder, pro feeeor of health and physical education at Mercer Uaiventty, has been promoted to dufc- man of the department and has asked to be relieved of duties as basket bell coach, President Rufus C. Harris announced Fri day, May 15. SGA (Continued from Pags 2) knowledge due to the abas nee of official rules. It is hoped that this code will alleviate this end other problems relating to aD aspects of election pro cedure. Of perhaps greatest interest to the studanti, and gncHiril- ly to candidates in upcoming elections, la the information contained In Article IV, Sec- GOING <;thf Get the feel of sport car driving without denting nOW do#t your budget. The Fiat Spider hat authentic Fiat do It for Barton* body styling, fully lyndwomethed stick tho price? shift, dash tachometer, front wheel disc brakes, radial tires, -and a fantastically economical price for a fully equipped true sport Spider. See it today! MPORT DIVISION MACON DODGE tion 1 of the code. Therein is the information raprdlng cam- — five posters and one ner will be aBowed per can didate; signs posted in excess of these limitations will result in a one dollar fine for each such sign. This, I fast, is in all fairness to those involved and baa not bean dooe to provide a meant for SGA to secure any additional (although much- needed) funds. This, hopefully, will alle viate the ability of the more fi nancially secure candidates to have an excess of publicity since these signs will be re moved immediately by the election committee and the fine imposed at that tiaae. Pro haps in thb miner the Umtted ■pace available on campus for these d£w will be shared more equally among the candidates. baUum diesasn. MEP the event wi some of the black who wanted to Join ii festivities of the occadoe. By their appearance wearing Con federate hats, it appeared that at long lad they realised that the South was not such a bad piece in which to be. Once the festivities at MEP were completed, the event turns to Wsdeyan College. Once again those who have Wesleyan dates are Introduced in much the nuns meaner as those at MEP. At Wadeyan the Ordinance of Ssrmeton from the United States is read as written by the Georgia Deiegs- tlon. The Ordinance is delivered by a Brother on a bone and given to the officer in charge. After which the flag is raised. During the saidi* of the flag, you could Mar in the background chanting as if com ing from the old cotton fields. Once the flag with He hen and ■tan ie flying there la a twenty- one gun aalute. At the conclusion of this, the southern gentlemen and their dates move to the loca tion of their Ball. The Bell was held at the Idle Hour Country Club. Included st the Ball ie the presentation of the Roes Court end the Bed Beard Award. The Rose for 1970-71 is the lovely Mbs Judy Royal. Mamban of the Rose Court in cluded Mbs Marilyn Ctawford, Miss Vicki Bumpta, Mbs Nancy RamdwttOm and Mbs by Jwright Harris honored H I pointed Dr. Rufus a pnddaat of Mercer Unhandy, aa offioar In tba Moat Exed- tant Order of tba BriUdi Bm- pbe. Dr. Harris wU receive hb this from OPTION Contemporary Gifts 360 First St. R. 1 THORPE 4. Hoadquorton for Young aoo cecum* austw MNTNM WAUdR SM( THE MERCER CLUSTER • May 19,1970 • 4 m •• • ' - ;• - tif '.A , i / . ' * •> • i • Vi. • s- . .;■< if ; A •- . . •