Velum* 2. N o 21 Fobruory 19 1973 2 M 4008
B laze destroys lU PU l bu ild in g
Tampa trip trophy too
A lth o u gh d e t a i l ! a r e not available yet, first indication!
are that the Debate and Speech team attending the GaspiriUa Days Forensic Tournament at U niversity of Southern Florida at Tam pa did well
Our understanding is that they w ou ld up in the quarter finals in Debate and are returning with a trophy, and would finish as individual speakers as 9th. 10th, lis t , and 23rd No report was available yet on the Oral In
terpreters
A total of 00 schools p a r
ticipated with w ell o ver ISO individual participants. -
Notre Dame art
Bruner, Evans meet agree to disagree
On Friday. February 9th the building used by the B everidge Paper Company for warehouse storage burned down The building wa»
owned by IU P U I and was im dtr contract to B everidge
The fire was reported ui the e a rly morning hours with the first fire equipment a rrivin g at the scene at 1 a m Firem en from several companies rem ained at the b lu e for the entire day
Th e warehouse contained large quantities of paper and other combustible products Shortly after the fire started the roof of the building collapsed, m aking access to the heart of the lire difficult for the firefigh ters A bulldozer was called in to knock down walls lo enable the men to turn their hoaes on the center sectiah at the fire
Four other structures w ere involved in the fire Several people gathered to watch the fire and the excellent work done by the F ire Department Operations w ere further ham pered by the weather conditions Aerial ladder trucks froze in extended position and men were encrusted in ice from the hoses
The column of smoke risihg from the fire could be veen all over the west side of the city, and in the downtown area The stench of the burning building covered the campus all weekend
At least one firem an, who has been ■ m em ber of the department for seven years, suspected arson as the cause of the fire
An explosion occurred during the fire that lifted a railroad boxcar o ff ils wheels, leavin g the imprint of a brick wall on its twisted roof The two p ic tire s show the fire m progress with the w reckage of the m im e d car visible
The tremendous force and the amount of dam age crested by the fire gives one a healthy respect for fires and firem en B ravery was the watch word as the firem en went about their duties The buildings were part o f a five building com plex that was purchased by the university in Novem ber o f 1972 The area is planned for extension of the campus of IU P U I
visits Herron
A special exhibition direct from the U niversity o f Notre D am e (South Bend) will be at the Herron School of Art, IU P U I, through February 28th, 1973.
The exhibition is part of a
"tra d in g s y stem " of exhibitions that the University of N otre Dam e and Herron School of Art enjoy. The works are all by m d ergradu ate students who are fine art majors, and include p a in tin g , p h o to g ra p h y , prin t m aking and some sculpture
On view at the Herron School o f Art* In the G allery, 110 E. 16th S treep —the tim es are 1 p m to 6 p.m e v e ry day o f the week, except F ridays The public is invited and admission is fre e
By L E N M c F A R L IN G
The W ally B n aier - M Stanton Evans debate, held Thursday February 8th at IU P U I was an intellectually stim ulating event, a rare o c c u re n c e at this particular institution The debate featured W ally Bn aier, a form er broadcast journalist with ABC and Vietnam correspondent and M Stanton Evans, editor o f the Indianapolis News, winner of four Freedom Foundation medals and President of the Am erican C onservative Union
M r Bruner supported the resolution, that The mass media are c ir rc n tly useful as a tool of dissent " Bruner began by outlining his criteria for determ ining the usefulness o f m edia as a tool for dissent
"T h e media must provide thought provoking m aten al based on pnn dptes and convictions—but must avoid the im age of infallability The free press fills an important gap m this country Bruner credited the mass media with revealin g "W h at Joe M cCarthy really w a s."
hastening the prosecution of Bobby Baker, exertin g the pressure which convinced the late Lyndon Johnson not to cam paign for re-dechon, and h dpin g force the end o f the U.S involvem ent in the Vietnam War He stated that, " W e ’ve seen m ore dissent in the past ten years than m the previous two h u ife e d years "
(Continued on page 3)
2
Letters to the Editor
IFebruary 19, 1973
The SAGAMORE is published by the students of lUPUl Views expressed are those of the editorial staff or pt the individual writers whose names appear in by-lines These views do not necessarily reflect those of the IUPUI administration, faculty or student body.
Editor-in Chief Dick Young
Managing Editor Bill Houk
Business Manager Rick Minor
Entertainment Editor Rex Davenport
Cartoonist Dave Gregory
38th St Staff Lesley Morgan, Gregg SrVsith
Downtown Staff Chip Purcell,
Len McFarling, John Wild Bill Lutholtz, Rose White, .Mark Schneider Karen Williams. Greg Peterson
An Editorial
No student fee funds for hospital parking
In an adm tniiiralton that ite m s to operate from erlsis to trials perhaps * r should applaud an> occasion which points up an ) thinking ahead M in t of the needs of our grow ing campus have been met long after the) h ate been apparent
The tu ion of the men who several years ago at the Purdue n th street campus copied the parent campus In requiring fees for parking was keen They saw the growth potential and recognised the demand ‘ for parking would soon deplete the sm all surface space. In our opinion till* is the case todat
The fund for Ihe eiilire n n itersily has paid for many hundreds of surface spaces, lighting and organisation and ltill has continued to pile up a surplus which is now In excess of SlSO.OOQ and growing.
In an altem|gl lo a v e r t the c r iils which would face Ihe I ’n lte r s ll) In Ihe near future. If we do not p ro tid e high-rise parking now. the ad
m inistration has pushed for construction of high-rise facilities h etera l locations are now under consideration and It appears the administration fa to rs a location which would serve the medical com plex Me can appreciate the need that the complex currently has * and we feel construction starting in the spring is not too soon to an
ticipate the need
Me do feel that ih an celfp r Mine should, as he has assured us he would, explore other means of financing than the method proposed by the Parking Policy Com m il lee which would use parking fund surplus to make a down paym en t" on the structure
Me feel a bond issue to finance the entire amount is the best solution, since Ihe legislature will not appropriate funds for parking.
Me feel certain that Ihe bulk of the fund la obtained from the un
dergraduate school and the lath campus as well as the other non- m edical facilities which now share the orgeat need for parking.
Ip p ltln g the surplus to non-student parking, essentially, would violate the intent of the fee. If parking is now adequate for students and no other use is seen fo r the surplus then the fee should be discontinued until Ihe surplus is depleted and not reinstated until another project In need of funding has been identified and construe lion started. Bonds to pat for the project could be retired from fee Income. Certainly the interest would be a sm all price to pay for an organised construction program .
Misuse of Ihe fund, such as m edical parking, would certainly point up the fee as a source of Income and not what it has been represented to be in the past
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John's comment drives
Dear Mr Editor,
Being a new part-tim e student at IU P U I, I feci I must comm ent an the rem arks m ade by John Wild in Ihe Feb. S issue of the Sagam ore I wonder if M r W ild is really concerned about the s ta n d a rd of IU P U I as an 'a cadem ic institution,’ or if his main concern isn't how quickly he can get through the most credil hours with the least am o u il of work This is tear tyng* I versy strongly resent his im p lic a tio n that p a rt-tim e students are here to pass the tim e and show o ff their academ ic prowess ' I strongly resent his ideas about givin g pprt tim e students m ore time- consuming work, and I certainly resent his feelings that I should be anything but proud of the 'A ' I got on m y last e x a m !!
I wonder if M r W ild has eve r considered the possibility that part-time students are just that because they don't have the tim e or the money to be full-time students It would be interesting to see M r W ild find ‘fiv e tim es m ore hours' that I could devote to m y subjects L et's see if be can try' I Am supporting m yself and three young children, so I must w o rt at least thirtyhhours a week at a paying job in order to put food on the table and com e up with 830 00 a credit hour far next year I spend another nine hours a week in the classroom (a m easly amount by his stand
ards), and another two or three hours a day studying I wonder how many hours Mr Wild spends m actual classroom and study tim e
her W ild
In addition, there a re m eals to be cooked, dishes to be done, clothes to be washed, noses to be wiped, and ears to be scrubbed I have the feeling that all of these things are still being done 1st Mr W ild
I hardly think the full-time student d es erve ! m ore con
sideration than I or anyone else!
What about the student who Is taking only ooe c o u rse' If that student learns m ore about the s iiije c t than I do — then be deserves a better grade than m in e11 A fter all — learning is what academ ic institutions' are aU about!
I suggest that M r Wild stop whining like a three year old and re-exam ine his reasons for being here I don't begrudge the fact that be has the tim e and the money to ‘pull down' 15 hours. I wonder why he begrudges m y desire to learn and my willingness to work harder than he does
Sincerely, Ms Carol Jean Rom ine
" Ihe problem is , Ih m are
no oullets for meaningful
February 19 1973 3
Club news Fund-raising project book
I i y o i* group, d u b or organization tat treated in • money raising project? The Student A ctivities o ffice has information concerning " E n tertainment U n lim ited " a Arm that d is tr ib u te s the " E n ter taming and D ining’ 1 booklet Th e booklet, a bw dJe of certificates from participating m e rch a n ts and b u sin esses located ta the Indianapolis area, co n ta in s s p e c ia l tw o -fo r-o n e deals that oover a wide range of activities attractive to co llege students
Included are certificates for fine fam ily dining, puzas. carry out r a ta l* a n ts , theatre, sports, rent-a-car and airplane ride
& sco lints
Entertainment Unlim ited has m ade the booklet available to any and all registered a m e n i t y grou p s In te re s te d in s e llin g these booklets on a consignment basis Consenting groups must ta k e fu ll r e s p o n s ib ility fo r contracting with Entertainm ent U n lim ite d and fo r the d is trib u tio n o f the bo ok let G ro tgv who decide to sell the ooigloos should meet wtth other sim ilarly com m itted g n x g » ta order to a gree on a sale price Such a m eeting can be arranged through Student Sendees. Th e m argin o f profit would gen erally provide 19 per book
If y o i* grotgi is interested please contact a Student A c tivities o fficer by Febru ary 19.
F o r m o re in fo r m a tio n v is it Cavanaugh Hall 523, 364*31
Dram a club meets weekly
Students of IUPU1, there is in active dram s d u b on this campus, and it is open to any student who is carryin g at least one c o u rse T h is s e m e s te r prom ises to be a good aoe for those studen ts who a tte n d , participate, or enjoy the theatre Dr J E dgar W ebb is directing You Can t Take it With You. a ligh t fa r c ic a l c o m e d y , and B a r b ra H a r r e ll is d ir e c tin g Mean to be F ree, a children s play, but excellent for adults
•Iso
In producing these two plays many if w m y are available to ttudents as crew chiefs and crew m em bers The fr a m a club r a l l y m e m *a g e s any student who wants to help, to do Just that by contacting Steve Rose after 8 p m at 2*3*420. or Barbra Harrell at 2564383 Each week the fr a m e d u b will have an annoiaicement of what ts being d m e in the theatre department
■ id d i m i d id ) So watch the Sagam ore for these articles, and believe us. we r a l l y do want you. but moat o f all we need you!
Scholarship aim of new organization
A NEW O K U A N IZ A T IO N Th ere is a new organisation on campus, T H E L IB E R A T O R S This ■ groig> of ytx a if women whose pirpoae is to furnish a sm all scholarship for incom ing fr a h m e n This is just to assist with financial help
Anyone wishing further in*
form ation please contact the L iberators 835 West Michigan S treet C avan au g h H a ll President Ndeds Brenda B u m s The Liberators o f IU P U I are sponsoring a Sickle CeU Anemia Week February » to March 3.
1873 D i*in g the week we will have a table set ig> in the lobby of Cavanaugh Hall collecting donations and ch sin bu ing in fo rm a tio n co n c e rn in g this d re a d e d d is e a s e that is predom inate in Blacks Anyone wishing to contribute please make all checks pay hie to.
Sickle Cell Anemia Fouidation , 3549 N orth C o lle g e , In dianapolu, Ind 4006 or The Liberators of IUPUI. 835 W a t M ic h ig a n S tr e e t, C a va n a u g h Hall. Indianapolis. Ind 4002
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SEE IUPUI STUDENT ACTIVITY BOARD
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SARDIS seeks new members
S AR D IS which stands for Social Action. Research and D ue m uon IU P U I s Sociology Hub will undertake a mem berahip d rive February 19 thru 23 T ab let will be set ig> m CA (or people interested in joining the o rg a n iz a tio n A c t iv e M em bership.is 92 00 and Sup poriivp Mem bership ls91 00
SAR D IS like all clubs is not funded by the university They arc in search of money to con tinue their work, and it is hoped that the membership thrive will help bring ta money
People interested in joining, and who cannot make it to CA are urged to send their money to
SA R D IS
Marshs Gordon. Pres c-o N P Petropoulos Adviser IU P U I
835 W Michigan Indianapolis 49308
Folk dance workshops
Dances of many nationalities will be taught at the In thanapolu International Folk Dance Workshop to be held S an *d ay . February 24th in the au d ito riu m o f the J ew ish Educational Association. C7U Hoover Road, from noon to II p m
T h e W orksh op w hich is spon sored by the J ew ish Com m iaiity Center, will feature afternoon classes in dances from Balkan countries. Israel.
Latin Am erica. Eastern Europe.
Scandanavia. A frica and (he British Isles taught by Chicago folk dan ce le a d e r s D is n s M a rr io tt Pau l C o llin s and G eorge Davis
Admission price for the entire day and evening is 93 50. for the evening activities only, it is 92 00 Workshop participants may also join in the pitch in siggw r for 91 Ou or free if they contribute food
P r e r e g is tr a tio n is b ein g accepted at the Jewish Com munity Center. 6701 H oover Road. Indianapolis Tickets will be sold at the Center on the day of the Workshop For further information, call 251 8467
Bruner, Evans debate media
Continued ( ru n p*gt I •
Mr Hruner staled that it is (r a g * that the print media are noi covered by" the same POC Fairness Due trine that influence* the broadcast media thereby im plying that the FCt lo r o th er a g e n c y i e sp a n d controls ittlo this area
Defending charges that the media is dominated by liberals he answered that The m ore a conservative person sees the wurld and is espnsed to I he facts, the greater the chance h e’ll a id up to the left of renter The world has a lib rralm n g process
Mr E va n s r e je c t e d the a rg ia n m i- of Mr Bruner He staled that the mas* media is functioning not as a tool « l tassent but rather as a tool of liberal orthodoxy There has been no significant dissent in the b road cast m e d ia r e g a r d in g Nixon s trips -to China and Russia, because those trips suit the liberal orthuduiy
The next attack was directed at the Federal Communications t o m mission He said The FC T dues not administer the Fair ness Doctrine fairly l j cense denials have been directed at C o n s e rv a tiv e s T h e c a s e of station W XU R. m Pennsylvania is the clearest exam ple Evans s u g g ested we should e ith e r assure equitable enforcem ent of the fo ctrin e or get rid of the F C T to end its manipulation and intrusion He also took the F C t' to task for delaying increased licensing for cable and pay television outlets Because of this delay, Assent has been
• tr ifle d and a c c o rd in g to Evans, the interests of the m a jo r n etw o rk s h ave been served by keeping the sub script ton altern ative out of the hands o f consumers
Mr Evans charged that, the networks violate the Fairness Doctrine system atically at the national level by their ex dux ion of those reporters with political and social views dif b ren t from the Liberal ur thodoxy The liklihood of a Conservative journalist working his way ig) in the network hierarchy is very rem ote Nam e one hr nadt aster who is an identifiable C on servative You can ’t* There are none
In c lo s in g Mr f van s suggested that the broadcast mcdi.j should Move in the direction of the print media allow mg greater Ireedum ol true dissent
The underlying theme of the program was the never-ending conflict between the Liberal and Conservative doctrines Bruner p r e d ic ta b ly su g g e s te d m o re governm ent control as the cure for the problem of irrespon vitality am ong the print media w h ile E van s su p p o rted the fam iliar Conservative position that The greatest hazard to any form of dissent is con cent rated governm ent pow er
Febrvory 19, 1973
Jazz Ensemble here Tues.
Maria (a&ares plays the Princess of Death in Jean Cocteau's fanta&y/ilm Orpheus " The film, which is the story of the poet Or pheitt's strange fascination with the princess, and with death, will be seen March 3rd at 8 p m on Channel 30 on the Public Broadcasting Service Film Odyssey senes
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A full house is expected to turn out when the Indiana University Jazz Ensem ble appears in concert on the Bth Street Campus of Intfcana University Purdue U n iversity at In dianapolis.
Led by David Baker, the II- piece g ro ip will perform in the student lounge of the Krannert Building at I 15 p m on Tuesday, February 20 The appearance is one of four programs of the IU PU I student- artist senes
Under Baker's leadership the Indiana U n iversity Jazz- Ensem ble has re c e iv e d the praise of c ritic s from Bloom ington, Indiana to Bombay, India The Times of India said, "The immediate and moat striking impression con
veyed was its innate " fe e l"
for the pulsing, hot-blooded rhythm that is the foundation of all ja z z." In Chicago, the Daily News commented. "This crisp
band is a delight It bristles with excitement, and some of its yowg soloists are not to be
•believed" The Herald- Telephone of Bloomington notea, "The rhythmic (hive and the continuous building of dimaxas was breathtaking."
Professor Baker’s personal credentials are enoutfi to im press the most blase jazz fan.
His instrum ents include trombone, tuba and cello (He
"Downbeat's" trombone star in 1962) Baker s perform ance cred its include work as a sideman with Stan Kenton, M aynard Ferguson, Liond Hampton, Slide Hamp
ton, Buddy Johnson, Quincy Jones, Fred Dale, the Harold Land-Curtin Counce Orchestra, the George Russell Sextet and the Wes Montgomery Sextet
Baker is an Indianapolis native and a graduate of Cnspus Attucks High School where be studied tuba. He went on to Indiana University to earn his Bachelor and Masters degreea in music education
Chipurcell
Chi pur cell’8 Culture Corner
Like i has said before, the culture corner Is for you poets and very short story writers. What i is trying to do is maybe once a month or so put in all the poems that are acceptable in along with some art work that the studnets from Herron might submit to me. I would surley like it if things would start rolling in. But until you start sending in your stuff, i'll just have to keep making them up myself.
Now if yer goin ta submit stuff in here, ad dress it to me and i may get a hold of it I ’ll read it over and everyone else will read it over and if we like it. we'll print it If-we don't Hike it we'U probably print it any way So so
“ There once was a man from Miami Who was as mean as he could be He lived in a log — And ate like a hog
And shouted "What Ho" with much glee
Well that was bad If you want to write something better and read it* Then do it
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Perform er Baker is also a composer of serious musk and jazz His interests indude "third s tr e a m " com position which attempts to blend rlassirsl form and composition with p w e jazz
music /
The Indiana University J a w Ensemble is one of the moat successful groups In the nation It's "b o o k " (r e p e r to ir e ) in dudes music by contemporary jazz com posers and the classic big band nunbers
There will be no admission charge for students or the public for the one-night stand at S th Street
It's a bird,
it's a plane
A large chink of bluish lea fell td the ground in Wisconsin recently. An observer, thinking that it could be a creature from outer space, called the police.
The police tu n mooed the North Am erican A ir D efense (NO RAD ). NORAD sent jets to the area to seek out the thing
The thing was found and sent to a hospital for observation NORAD asked for ■ pathologists findings and after several hours, the pathologist determined that the thing was a solidly frozen toilet tank which fell from an airplane flying overhead. What if you were sitting there and the tank fell?
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Sandbox sports subplots O ld Allen on new LP
“Up T IB SANDBOX'
a C d a p but I i t tail what they
(I r a lly don't want to u y s ta rre d ) as a m iddlo-ciass married to a brilliant
Unfortimaieiy all this lost
■ the translation tunas. Iqr wot sura, the audience eouMst (ruthfidly say they knew what
to be
abortion, and day In short, it
11 m anthaf of the Mm is the h p ru d a g part I wasn't really sire that anything had bon resolved, and if It had ben. it was definite!) a social co | hmi I really M l e^mrf that from the lady who. at the Forum Concert for McGovern, lit iq> a Joint on stage and quipped
“What1 It's stall illagar
having a d ifficu lt tim e MatlngMahhlg reality and bar fantasy To .make things worse.
A t has two ehtkfrao and finds that shots having a third On tap of that her
role into that of an unfunny n i l berated Waiter Mitty It was a dapram ag Aim. and I was itsprssud w h n I left the T h n tre It also gave me a
mrauc There
pncM ^ r a p n n ]
Aim while o
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beautifully
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David Selby, as the professor pert-time husband and
>P*r«) effect)
oitf of N Y City the
lather. Ad n mua p rsd jot with hia role, which was im
Record ripoff '73
For than of you who made it la Broad (Apple lor Karma
••cord's Week-end Sale, the ) may have I
a repeat of
murgivn^MnsTAnTaU o f thin trying to g * THE record To of than THE record is but M’s THE record Somebody got the idn to pans out to the
was cool fc
you’ve a killing at you go
else got me thinking about an article I d just read in Ihne magazine that quoted Joe Smith, one of the big boys at Werner Bros ‘M imic is
participatory now You’ve got a gentraiMn buying It that has
lived through ten years of bos and crisis 11 m music
bimeh of adihcts being lad to the slaughter house on a record turntable And with record prices ranging from S3 TV lo astronomical SSM s. he might just be n0H The cash that gets poio’ed out in the name of music each year is somewhat buarre C billion in the United Slates alone fglS bUUon world wide) 1972 was the Aral year that the % record spending surpassed television or cinem as With A gires like that floating aroimd no wonder Lhonr fcidi need thoae albians." huh’ And thoae Agians don I mclude concerts grou pie m ags, o r Donnie Osmond T shirts
So far the music has main tamed a fair level of sophistication, no thanks to the Top Forty Charts With record *
■ales like those above H s anybody s gu n s whether or not the ipinlity is going to go down At least Beethoven didn i have the A T to lists to contend with for his popularity
has reflected every facet of that period Those luds need thoae albians You can't separate it from their lives ” A gentle translation ia that we re all a
W H A T W H I R K A N D HO W M I C H *
For any of you people who might he wondering what coots how much and whore. I decided to give you all ■ bend start m making yoia ptachnses The following list is based an what the local shops are selling a typical one record albtnn < James Taylor's One Was D eg» . Shop of the Feather Moon 4016 Madison Ave 93 MP m
Karina Records. SSI Broad Ripple Ave M B
Swan Records, UlTPruapect Fountain Square
Sotmd Productions, 2141E tilth Carmel 14 41
Pearson s Platters, moo E 4ith > 4 *
Meadows M imic , M B Meadows Drive H ST
IR r M u ir J 7 0 | E Bth 1 3 *
Discount Records h N Illinois U IS
BsIhagsr s M O N College 9479
Hytfrs Records 1947 E Mam. Plainfield 14 S Of ootrse the list isnt s complete consumer s giodr but it is a start towards reoapdMng a shaft whan one m handed to you The brilliant buyer should also be aware of occasional record sales at discount
■tores that sometunaa g i v e the prices down to as low as 93 B but you've got to be on yotv toes to catch thaw Gee. that rhymes Whstevsr Stay alert to more news on prices, bring il in and we 11 be
»tlwn happy to help the common folk b r a g the prices down
-B ill Lulholtz
ly dona I thought par tKiiariy. however, that the use of a smaller format film for the
• ty sequence was active
Finally, as I wanted to hear a non biased woman's outlook of the Aim, I sent my wife to the ladies room to etvendrop after the Aim Her report was t^t of the lodMs were much about the lack of
ib thaw the poMitsIjiy of
preased housewives which may jmt go la show ys. that the road tosir c aasftd marriage, like Up THE SANDBOX ‘ is paved with plenty of toilet timur
By BEN ADAMS
United Artuis have reisssad a CkHtbie LP set ( V AS SMS en titled * Woody Allen The Nightclub Years ISM ISM ” The Mt contains the highlights of three previously released albums that are now out of print
The nifudUb years are all but pmr now olid Alien now seems concerned with writing essays and such (which hes always done- and making movies 11 m IP 's arc probably the best deal to hear the man at his fisinieat
You can Ingh with the people that came to watch him and you ran play it over and over to your heart's damre
The gags have never sounded bettor with Allan Minting them out The characters are outrageous only Alien could meet Eggs Benwhrt Seymour Gutkin. Sheldon Finkleeleir or
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( ‘ My wife and her Nan reripes we were married an Long Island by a very reformed rabbi a Nazi " I , college ( “ I was thrown out of N Y l my frsahman veer for cheat ina an my metaphysics final I looked within the soul of the boy sitting nen to me his physique ( “ When | §o the beach I don t ta n —I s tro k e *) a d ifficu lt chiktiood <*i was once in a music conieai and I placed second - I won two weeks at Inierfaith camp where I was sadistically beaten by boys of all raras and creed* and his famoin hard luck with women ( “ I met a girl in Italy whom I fell m love with but she ran
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Last column I took on curve grading, and surprisingly only in
curred the wrath of one rather prolific reader Apparently moat recognized the intent of the article and didn t misa (o r m i l the boat So much for gratin g about the curve
This issue I suggest all o verly sensitive ituden ti stop reading at this point. for I want to tackle even hotter m aterial m the form o f the E R A Equal Rights Amendm ent ■ and the A R A . whom we all know and love I suspect that the 'gut' issue of A R A food is one that shall never eke. m til perhaps a student or two succumbs to the famous machine burgei or sim iliar cullinary d evice for destruction Can you rem em ber last sem ester s c r y down with the 25 cent c o k e '"’ W hatever hecame of that guy m aybe the M afia did him in The E R A is yet another great pressing is s u e -s o pressing that it still Unqutshes on the floor of the state legislature And as our slate drags its feet, other states have declared outright that they will not touch it with a ten foot pole let alone a six foot Hungarian Or as Henny Youngman would vay take my w ife please The supporters o f this amendment w ere hers in force, com plete with table and petition sheet- and to no avail, at least as of press tim e Which brings us to yet another in
teresting theory If students w ere careful enough to read, or at least (funk about half the petitions they signed, or groups they joined, the work load would be halved at the local FB I o ffice
Interesting points to ponder Have you noticed that the Hideaway runs very, very short on salt shakers'1 Did you know the Union Building has a swim m ing pool, and is even open lo students of (he confederacy Did you happen to know that the medical tunnel system disproves the theory that the shortest distance between two points is a straight line
Have you e ve r pondered why Indiana Bell and Indiana University have placed but three public phones for the several thousand people who use the CA bu ildin g' Can you find the two pencil sharpeners on each floor of the CA b u ildin g' Would you beb eve that La su e kills chickens, and that Freddie a d e a d ' All or none o f the above must be true you read it in the S AG A M O R E And now it’s tim e to say goodbye to all our company including all you mothers with scream ing kids at home M I C —see you real soon, K E Y . .—why. because we like you M O U S E And rem em ber, it m ay not be (he greatest, but its the only IU P U I w e 'v e got
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We at S AG A M O R E have often taken hits at the aAnintatration This week, however, w e have a new target 13m butt o f this week's joke la Mr Don Curtis
Don gets very upset if you call him anything but 'Student Body President ” Don. as you may rem em ber, was elected d ir m g a whimsical fall election, a lter which he began calling him self "Student Body President " In (act, he is m erely Student Senate President This doesn't bother me, he can call him self anything be wants As Student Senate President he made a poor showing in the f i l l election gathering less than 10 per cent of the eligible vote H owever if be is indeed the Student Body Presid en t" he was elected by le u than 4.7 per cent of the student bodies, and that is a bad showing
I sip p ose it is important for Don to have the title that he schemed .so hard to get I can see some future em ployer giv in g him a job because he was "Student Body P resid en t," not just Student Senate Pres I can certainly see his point
1 think my point is, that if he dicki I spend so much time making people know exactly what h a title is, he, and the entire senate, could get some real work done Don spends most o f the hours he works for the senate placing him self and other members of the organisation of the many com m ittees that make up the upper level absurdity of this university
I guess now the newspsper w ill receive many unsigned letters on senate stationary telling m e how I have m ixed ig> the facts The fact of the matter a that no one really knows what the senate is supposed to be tfaing
The bulk of the senate's work since the election has been to ratify iti own constitution I suppose it is necessary for them to have rulee U they are to function like the well-oiled machine they have been in the past But what have they done for the students?
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So there we w ere, just sitting around m a k in g new s when suddenly a want ad walked in and said 1 want to place a want ad. I will strangle the next person who sits next to me and smokes during an ex a m — Jake B ein g a b a s ic a lly peaceful person, this bothered me at first but apparently not as much as the smoke had bothered him The guy was serious, he didn t like people who smoke in class Whether or not he was serious about the strangling I don i know but judging from the various problems that walk m and out o f these doors. I cer lainly wmjJtfei't rule out the possibility
Being a devoted sm oker, this remark bothered me somewhat I mean, r e a lly . the guy who's sitting next to you with the stogie puffing away doesn't have an y th in g again st you per sonally Ask him to put it out or m ove Unless he s a 250 line backer you 've got nothing to
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A weekly listini ol importwil calendar items and official umeenrty notices of interest to the umeersity community. Please submit items to the IUPUI Information Services Office, 127 A
B ld f3llh Street Campus, by 5 p.m. each Tuesday This space is paid for by IUPUI
F E B R U A R Y It
Dental Sc ho© 11 Admissions interview!. I O O im , Union Nursing Faculty Affairs Committee 10 00 a m., Union Dynamics of Inter-Personal Relations. II 30 a m , Union S A R D IS (Sociology Club). 4.00p m . Faculty Lounge. Cavanaugh Indianapolis Fly Caqprs Club. I 00 p m Union
Jesus Students Fellowship. I 30 p m Union Clermont Lions Club, 9 00 p m , Union
F E B R U A R Y 20
State Universities Telecommunications Council Meetings. 10 00 a m . Union
School of Engineering A Technology Meeting. 11 00 a m Auditorium A, 3tth St Campus
Dynamics of Inter-Personal Relations, 11 30a m , Union
Indianapolis Scientific & Engineering Foundation. Inc Luncheon, 12 00 noon, Union
Four Handed Dentistry Buffet, 12 00 noon, Union
Electrical Engineering Technology. SET Building, 2 00 p m . 149 Krannert 3tth St Campus
Campus Crusade for Christ Leadership Training Class. 4 00 p m CA 117
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00 p m . CA 104Student Faculty Government Nursing, 4 30 p m Union
IU P U I Women's Club Dinner Meeting, 5 00 p m Auditorium A, 31th SI Campus
Red Cross Senior Life Saving. 7 00 p m . Union Capital City Study Club. 7 30 p m Union
Indianapolis District Dental Study Group. 7 45 p m . Union Business Club Call Out, I 30 p.m , 031 Krannert, 30th St Campus
F E B R U A R Y 21
AlliedHealth.il 30am Union ^
Psychology Department Intern Sem inar/ll 30 a m 376 Krannert, 30th St. Campus
Genetic Counseling, 12 00 noon, Union
State Assem bly-W om en'*Club, 12 30p m , Union
Evaluation Committee of Indiana Regional Medical Program, I 00 it m . Union
Junior Year Curriculum Meeting, I 00 pm., Union IU P U I Safety Committee, 2 00p m , Union I D A A IN D A Joint Meeting, 7 00 p m Union
Academic Planning Council. 3 00 p m , 149 Krannert 3Rth St Campus
Red Cross Water Safety Instructors Review Course, 6 45 p m . Union
Financial Control Committee, 9:30a m , Union Family Planning, 10:00a m., Union
IU PU I Animal Care Committee, 12:00 noon, Union TV Systems Scheduling Panel — IHETS. 1 00 p m , Union Ecology Conference Group— IHETS, 3 00 p m , Union Red Cross Water Safety Instructors. 7 00 p m , Union
IR M P Program Staff, 9 00a m . Union Student Activities Officers. 11 00 a m Union Muslim Student Association, 12:30 p m . Union Local No. 1277, 3 00 p m . Union
Christian Medical Society Friday Night Clinic, 7 30 p m , Union
C A U FESTIVITIES AT EAST HOME CAME OF SEASON FOR METROS
Door priies. a half-time show and free adm ission for all students are featured at the last regular season home game for the IU P U I Metros on Tuesday night at Chatard High School gym
The free tickets are available at all Student Activities Offices (Cavanaugh Krannert Union) and any enrolled student may obtain a ticket as long as they last by showing an l D card Chatard gym seats only 2.000 so' early pick up is advised
Competition for the Metros will be one of the strongest teams they face this year Southern lliigops Edwardsville This team opened agam st University of Wisconsin and meets maior calibre teams in eluding IU PU I
The girls dance class from the Normal College will provide half time entertainment and door pnxes wdl be gift cer ttficates from Desmond and L e o n a rd S p o r t in g G o od s Carmel There also will be a drawing for the game basket bad
C A U IN C A U RADIO KNTHUIASTS
A c a l l o u t for the I U P U I A m a t e u r R a d i o C l u b is scheduled for Wednesday Feb 71 a* noon in R oo m 356 at the kran n e rt B u ild in g t|tr Street
The R a d io C»ub h as a fuiiv op e ratin g station w ith antenna S y s t e m t r a n s m i t t i n g *t n o r e c e iv in g e q u ip m e n t tor wo b ands and V M F b a n d s They operate ail m odes and the sta tion will be on d isp lay for an interested in io*ning the c>ub
A ny who can not attend m ay contact P r of O E S m ith m me E l e c t n c a i E n g m e e r m g T e c h n o lo g y D e p a r t m e n t tor further in fo rm atio n about the C l u b a n d t h e e q u i p m e n t available
FILM TO BE SHOWN AT PHOTO CLUB
A film on B asic Photoqrapny will be shown at the m eeting T u e sd ay F e b 70 »n the a B uiidm g at Jlth Street
All interested photoenthuiasts are invited to attend it begins at 4 30 P m m R o o m 05 * the A B u d d in g A photo dark room t%
a vailable at 3*fh Street tor*r«
c iu v v e Photo Club use
C U S S DROPPING ENDS APRIL M
The au tom atic w th d raw ai p e rio d tor s p r in g *em es»er classe s ends at 5 p m M a rc h u according to the Registrar s Ol hce B e gin n in g M a rc h 15 and continuing through April I I all w ithdraw als m ust be signed by the in structor for -that c la s s before the form s are turned into the R e gistrar s Office
All w ithdraw als end April 11, and only em ergency S'luat'ons approved by the dean of the school *n which students are enrolled will be allowed Dean a d v i s o r a n d i n s t r u c t o r n gn a*u re s are required '
O fficial date of w ithdraw al from a c lass «s that date the f o r m s a re tu r n e d m *o *he Registrar s Office not the date the f€rms are issued *o the s*u dent
IU P U I RECRUITMENT SCHEDULE
Fallowing is It* currant schedule far student recruitment at IUPUI Students interested In Interviewing for careers should sign up two weeks in odvanco of inforview daft All interviews will be held in me Krannert Building at the Jtth Strtet Campus information Is furnished by tho IUPUI Placement Office
Feb 19. Allen Bradley. BS E E T Feb 5
Feb 20. 21. Firestone Tire & Rubber Co Nrbitiviiie IN BS'Accfg. Mtfmt & Admin, Mktg. MET. IS. E E T ID E Feb 6
Feb 71. Firestone Tiro A Rubber Co Akron OH BS Mgmt &
Admin for retail salts m g m t. Feb 7
Feb 20. 21. U S Navy will have table set up 70th Jlth St 21st Cavanaugh Hall, no sign-up sheets
Feb 21, Ernst A Ernst BS Acctg Feb 7 Feb 72, George S Olive A Co BS Acctg Feb I
Feb 23 Citizens Gas A Coke Utility BS C P I IS M E T A AS Chem Tech. CPT M E T Feb 9
Feb 23. Lybrand. Ross Bros A Montgomery BS Acctg, Feb 9 Feb 24, State Farm Insurance, all areas for sales Feb 17 Feb 27 Peat. Marwick Mitchell A Co BS Acctg Fab 13 Feb 27. G C Murphy Co , ell areas for mgmt trainees, Feb 13 Feb 21. Powers Regulator Co not yet determined Feb 14
The IU P U I Placement Center is located in the Krannert Building, Room 61, 31th Street Campus Phone 923 1121. t it 366 Hours are • a m te S p m , Monday through Friday. A placement representative will be in Room 203. Cavanaugh Hall at the University Quarter Campus, every Wednesday aHtrnoon.
F E B R U A R Y 74
Continuing Education Meeting. I 00 a m , Union
Electrical Engineering Seminar 9 00 a m 131 krannert, 3lfh st Campus
Full Gospel Business Men’s Fellowship Dinner 4 30 p m . Union
Continuing Education Meeting, • 00 a m . Union Campus Ministry, 11 00 a m Union
Alpha kappa Alpha Sorority, 3 00 p m Union Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, $ 00 p m Union IU P U I Black Student Union. 6 30 p m . Union
M w ory 19. 1973
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Dickison:
"Hell we don't care if you come to boo us"
By Mfuk Schntidar
lo a c h Dickiian n M etros dropped to seven And tw elve on the season as the> w ere beaten by 1SU Evan sville, 13 59. and St Metnrad.
67 46
Team statistic i w ere not available for the E van sville gam e although it is certain that Jim Fo w ler led the scoring with I I points
As an explanation for losing to a team the Metros had p re v io u s ly b ea ten , co ach Dickison said. W t are used to playing on a high school floor w ith ,a b o u t fifte e n stu den ts cheering us on That gam e was played in Robert s Stadium, a m ajor college basketball arena, with thousands of scream ing E van sville students crow ding the 12.000 seat gym
We w ere awed by the floor and the number of students After playing on a high school flo o r and su dden ly fin d in g yourself on a co llege floor you find your tim ing is hindered
* If we are going to continue to compete in this league we muat be able to practice once in a while on a college court We also need better student support
Against St Meinrad. J C Roach scored fourteen and was followed by Jim F o w ler with th irteen L a r r y D o d ge and Gerald T rotter collected ten and eight r e s p e c t iv e ly B ru ce Parker netted fiv e while Kim l.ease and Tom Swain notched four apiece Also Jam es Gill
idded two *
The Metros w ill play in a tournament after the regular season is c o m p le te d T h e opening round w ill pair the Metros against the winner of I II N o rth w est and P u rd u e North Central This gam e w ill be l p m . March 3
Looking back on the year. Mr Dickison was quite upset with student apathy toward the team
I am very pleased with everyone except the students Hell, it s not much of an in centive for a team when the damn attendance is at an average of about fifteen Not only m yself but the team members are very disappointed with the student turnout I will veniure to say that with good student support the M etros can win the rem ainder of their schedulr’
I am afraid the students don t u nd erstan d w hat an ambitious athletic program we a re u n d erta k in g W e h a v e accomplished in one year what it took the other regional campuses three years to do Our team has a better record a fter one >ear than the other cam puses have com piled in three years But where the hell are the damn students'1 The players deserve better support than received in the past Alumni and facidty have been great but we want Student support m ore than anything e ls e 1
We are not playing a nnky cknk schedule Some team s we have com peted againat will enter the N C A A T o r o e y this year T w o of thcee teams w ill be N o rth w o o d and S outhern Illinois These two team s (h aw half the student body to a g a m e 1 1 predicted at the beginning of the season that we would (h aw l per cent of the student body The Chatard gy m holds 2200 and som etim es w e are lucky if the fans outnumber the players!
' W e a re attem pting to recruit several outstanding high school boys We invite them to the gam e, and when they com e they ask where the student support is We can't very well tell them they are home studying for exam s!
" F o r the gam e with Southern Illinois all students w ill be a d m itted free with a student ID card If you don't com e to see the M etro s, at least com e to see Southern Illinois, which has a fine team Hell, we don't ca re if you com e to boo us We would just like to fill the bleachers "
The M etro's play at Chatard Feb 20 Opponents, of course, Southern Illinois
M agazines needed for SEA library
T h e Student E d u ca tio n Association will begin collectin g magazines Monday Feb 19 These m agazines will be sorted and used to supplement the S E A library Located in 28B in M Building, this library is a v a ila b le to a ll stu den ts M agazines not added to the library will be used to begin an article and picture file for students
Anyone wishing to donate m agazines should take them to Student S ervices o ffice on the 3rd floor of Cavanaugh Hall SEA m em bers w ill pick up the m a g a zin e s on the th re e following Wednesday mornings
Week-end seminar on cave diving
What are you doing this s im m e r * W orking* Going to school* W hatever you are doing, you will probably want to take a ttn g ilt o f week-ends to get away and do something different The NAC D has a suggestion for one o f those week-ends Th e NAC D stands fo r th e N a tio n a l Association for C ave D ivin g The Association la sponsoring the Sixth Annual National C ave Divicw Seminar to be held at U n d e n w o o d C o lle g e , St Charles, Missouri on June 16-17, 1973
The p irp o s e o f the Sem inar Is to encourage the developm ent of safe ca ve diving techniques and equipment as well as to expand research interest in springs Participation in the Seminar is open to u n d e rg ra d u a te and graduate students interested in c a v in g , d iv in g , the n a tu ra l sciences, or the h yper baric . sciences
The Seminar Prog ram and registration form s w ill be sent to any student m ailin g a self- addressed, stamped envelope to NACD. ’•2900 N W 29th Avenue, Gainesville, Florida,
32601
Night people get job help
F or the first lim e eve r in the history o f IU P U I there will be a C a r e e r N ig h t-E m p lo y m e n t Contact Night for all interested jin io n and sen io n This in
fo rm ative m eeting will be held F riday, February 16, at 7:00 p m in the Faculty Lounge, fifth floor o f the CA Building
Various representatives from g r a d u a te sch ools and e m ployment sources will include:
the Arts and Sciences Graduate School, the Master of Public Ackninistration, the School of Education, a State Government P e rs o n n e l R e p r e s e n ta tiv e , a F e d e r a l G o v e rn m e n t C iv il S e r v i c e C o m m i s s i o n Representative, an Indianapolis City Personnel Representative, and a General Business C om munity Representative
A fter a general introduction, stu den ts w ill s e le c t the representatives to whom they wish to speak and will he able to circulate from table to table for the rem ainder of the m eeting R efra h m e n ts will be served by the Student Political Science Association
O rgan donors aid transplants
In this day and age o f trans
plants, a lag problem is finding donors willing to g iv e organs lor tra n sp la n t c a n d id a te s T h e heart, eyes, and b f o e y s are j r among organs that can he trans- / planted (the cornea o f the eye u the only part o f the eye that a m currently be transplanted).
Now, by sim ply carryin g a wallet card, you can donate one (o r any) organ that m ay he needed to help som eooe continue living, and eventually return to a normal life This card also covers the. provision ( if you w u h ) of donating your body to science for study The only signatures required a r t yours and two witnesses ’ If, at any time, you change you* mind, all that need be done is tear up the card
If you are interested in such a program , contact the Renal office, Room 107, F eeler Hall, and you will be provided with the necessary form
Donate on a Regular Blood Plasma Program • and Recede up to $40 a month. Bring Student I. D. or This ad and receive a BONUS w ith your first Donation HYLAND DONERS CENTER • 1032 E. WASHINGTON STREET, Appt. available to suit your class schedule, PHONE 632-1352 • 8 to 3 Mon. thru F r i. .
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