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              floor seating will be reserved for students fioretti said public sales begin tomorrow with tickets at 9.50 the same ticket and seating arrangements will apply to the molly hatchet concert scheduled for nov 1 both concerts will be co-sponsored by sac and makoul productions the yes concert in the making since july depended on stabler arena's capacity to support heavy technical equipment once we got that ok we worked very hard to insure that ticket sales would benefit university students fioretti said ac-dc set to appear at stabler oct 7 will be a tom makoul production in dependent of the sac the sac will not sponsor the show because we didn't feel it was a lehigh-oriented act fioretti said ac-dc is like kiss — only worse sac concert chairman fred schaufeld 81 added fioretti said the sac is more concerned with student interests than with making huge profits the profits we do make will ultimately be funneled back into student activities schaufeld explained the sac previously worked with one promoter and was restricted to the acts he could provide fioretti explained working they delts shouldn't have been found guilty on these charges other regulations should have existed to support the charges made he said fraternity house presidents differed in their views on the decision i disagree with it because the rules which the delts violated weren't spelled out i see it more as a moral issue than as a discipline problem i don't feel the university has any right to judge the moral conduct of a fraternity said kevin parke 81 of lambda chi alpha dan bruzgo 81 of sigma nu said he too was disappointed with the outcome of the case whether or not what they delts did was moral was not the issue i agree with wayne shurls that the charges were not in the regulations he said philippi agreed that the morality question should be dealt with an available outlet to deal with the see delts page 5 by karen bi'rke the recent decision by the university committee on discipline to place delta tau delta fraternity on university probation has resulted in mixed reactions around campus i think the trial was misunderstood by the public the charges had nothing to do with the morality of the frater nity's activity according to larry philippi assistant to the dean of students philippi who was present at the closed hearing held sept 17 said the hearing brought in full view the fact that the university code of conduct and its sanctions are not broad enough and need to be revised the decision seems light but under the existing regulations it is the maximum charge under the rules he explained del markward 81 interfraternity council ifc president also pointed out the need for broader regulations bethlehem pa tuesday skptembkr 30 1980 861-418-1 vol 92 — no 9 students get priority for yes show southern rock b&w photo by vince giu"<ef i nearly 4,000 marshall tucker fans showed up saturday night at the stabler arena to watch the hand play its special type of southern rock see review page 5 party posters offering liquor will bring fines following concerns expressed last spring by the dean of students office and faculty members over blatant advertising of liquor on campus dean of students william quay has issued a new list of regulations for party posters larry philippi assistant to the dean of students in charge of fraternities and sororities said the regulations which are easier to enforce were sent out by the dean in early september all violations will be reviewed and fines levied by the interfraternity council ( ifc judiciary committee violators of the rules will be subject to fines up to 25 and after repeated violations will be sent to the university discipline committee philippi said according to eric boehm 81 vice president of the ifc and chairman of ils judiciary committee new regulations were sent out because the advertising thing has just recently become a problem the presidents and the social chairmen do not seem to understand the problems with enforcing these regulations boehm said the fraternity people that put these posters up do not realize that the regulations are more for their own good than anything else such sayings have illegal implications especially on a campus in which most students are under the minimum drinking age boehm said the use of any name of an alcoholic beverage any brand name of an alcoholic beverage e.g jack daniels any names of mixed drinks containing alcohol e.g tom collins words that as defined in the dictionary connote alcohol e.g cocktails and pictures which blatantly refer to drinking in posters are prohibited university students can purchase discount tickets for yes and molly hatchet a day before the tickets go on sale to the public according to pete fioretti 81 president of the student activities council sac tickets for the yes concert oct lfi went on sale to students today for 9 all by michki.k lerencher delta tau delta probation receives mixed reactions with several agents and promoters like john scher who co-produced the marshal tucker concert gives the sac a greater selection in the concerts it sponsors he added the sac has been asking for springsteen since early summer but he is in such demand so expensive and such a popular act that bringing him to stabler seems improbable fioretti said see springsteen page 1 b&w photo by andrew ginsburg william f buckley noted journal ist and conservative spoke to 3,500 peo ple in grace mall thursday night see story page fi lehigh university brown and whie inside tucker review p 5 buckley speech p 6 gridders romp p 8