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volume nineteen, number thirty-seven november 5, 1989
NEW HEALTH CARE PLANS: CHOOSE IN NOVEMBER OR TIME CHOOSES FOR YOU
S everal cures have been reconnnended for the headache or other malaise that may be induced in IUPUI employees who must choose a new health care plan by the end of November: Read the information mailed to you, attend one of many workshops set for different times in many loca'tions all over campus and ask questions there, or call the
"hotline" telephone info. rmation numbers 24 hours a day. You may choose any plan, but the deadline for making up your mind is Nov. 30. After that, you will automatically be
re-enrolled under your present carrier, which may not be the best plan for you in the future. G. Chris Keeley, director of Human Resources Administration, which is trying to make choosing a plan as easy as possible for everyone, suggests that you become familiar with each plan and each deductible level and then jot down any questions you have and get your answers in the following way:
Workshops: Nov. 6 --2-3 p.m., Union Building, Roof Lounge Nov. 8 --8-9 a.m., LE 104
9:30-10:30 a.m., MS B26 2-3 p.m., NU 212
3:30-4:30 p.m., EM Auditorium Nov. 9 --9-10 a.m., UH N436
10:30-11:30 a.m., MS B26 1:30-2:30 p.m., Riley 4150
3:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m., EM Auditorium Nov. 20--2-3 p.m., Union Building, Roof Lounge
Telephone Information: I.U. Health Care Plan, first call 1-800-325-4487, punch in access code 21401 and then one of the following numbers:
1901 for I.U. Health Care Plan (Major Medical) benefit highlights 1902 for open enrollment facts
1903 for preferred pharmacy plan information 1904 for tax saver benefit plan
1905 for case management
Maxicare (HMO), call 317-843-9989 or 1-800-752-5866
FURNITURE, OFFICE ITEMS AND MORE GO ON ''MOVABLE" AUCTION BLOCK
French provincial furniture from the Krannert Wing of University Hospital and Union Building hotel room furniture and some office equipment will be sold at auction by IUPUI on Nov. 11. The auction begins with the provincial items promptly at 9 a.m., . in the old purchasing building, 630 West New York St, where the auction items can be seen beginning at 8 a.m. In the afternoon the auction moves a block east to 520 West New York Street in the "Pam Am mural
garage" for the auction of Union Building items such as portable
TVs, single and double beds, chairs, lamps, typewriters, nightstands and more. It begins
at 12:30 p.m., with the items available for previewing beginning at 11 a.m. Watch campus
mail for more.
-2- Celebrating IUPUI's Twenty Years
TEACHER OF YEAR KEYNOTES EDUCATION ALUMNI COUNCIL GATHERING
The past, present and future of education will be highlighted during a 20th Anniversary celebration on campus Nov. 11, sponsored by the Education Alumni Council of the School of Education. Sue Talbot, 1978 Indiana Teacher of the Year and current director of the Indiana Leadership in Educational Administration and Development (LEAD) Project, speaks at 6:30 p.m. during a dinner in University Place. President-elect of the IU Alumni Association, Talbot will discuss "Current Trends and Issues in Education." There is a 5:30 p.m. reception before dinner. During the day, visiting alumni can hear 10 education faculty members' brief methods course presentations in the E/S Building, with five
speaking from 3:30-4:15 p.m., and five from 4:15-5 p.m. The faculty members are Jacqueline Blackwell, Mary A. Gilchrist, Michael R. Cohen, J. Donald Arrington,
Nelson H. Goud, Virginia R. Harvin, Ronald R. Dehnke, Arthur D. Brill, Stuart N. Hart and Edward L. Robbins. At 5 p.m. you can catch council members and alumni outdoors on a walking tour of campus. For more, call 4-8828. -S. Rogers
ADULTS FROM DYSFUNCTIONAL FAMILES WELCOME TO FREE TWO-DAY WORKSHOP ON CAMPUS People who find intimacy difficult, who are threatened by personal criticism, who cannot finish projects, who lie when the truth would be as easy to tell, or who
suffer from low self-esteem, can discover skills to overcome these and other problems during a workshop for adult children of dysfunctional families, Nov. 14-15, noon-1 p.m. on campus. Professionals from the IUPUI Counseling Center will lead discussion that can help people better understand and "parent" themselves. The brown bag lunch workshops are from noon-1 p.m. There is no charge, but registration is required.
Call 4-2548, weekdays, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
NEWS 'N' NOTES FROM HERE 'N' THERE
Turkey Hours--Libraries will have special hours during the Thanksgiving holidays this month. All libraries close at 5 p.m. Nov. 22 and remain closed Nov. 23. University Library and Science and Engineering Libraries are open Nov. 24-26 during regular hours.
Check other campus libraries for special holiday hours.
In the Pink (and Orange)--You still have time to order delicious Florida pink grapefruit and navel oranges from Kappa Kappa Sigma. Call 291-1432 or 872-8749 by Nov. 22.
"Gar-Ran-Teed"--Cajun food will be served next in the Advanced Food Services luncheons in the Hoosier Room. On Nov. 14, the fare is orange-glazed pork roast with corn pudding, southern biscuit muffins, bananas foster and more. On Nov. 16 the menu includes gumbo, jambalaya, cornbread, Louisiana pecan pound cake, etc. Cost is $10; no tax, no tips.
Reservations are required. Call Lois Altman, 4-7649.
From Earthquake Country--K. Shea from the University of California-Irvine presents
"Molecular Recognition on Amorphous Synthetic Surfaces" in a chemistry seminar, Nov. 8, 4:15 p.m., KB 231. All welcome. Refreshments will be served before the presentation.
Flu Shots--Flu vaccine is available at Student Employee Health Service, Coleman Hall, first floor, for $5 each. Hours are 8 a.m.-5 p.m., weekdays. No appointment is needed.
Big L, Small r, One Word--Since the hospital on campus was named after Dr. Larue D.
Carter, an early Indianapolis advocate of mental health treatment, research and teaching,
it is corrent then, to spell the hospital's first name Larue also. Kathryn C. Young,
community services director at Larue D. Carter Memorial Hospital kindly sent this
information.
National Philanthropy Day
CAMPUS CELEBRATION TO FOCUS ON WHY AND HOW TO GIVE TIME AND SELF
IUPUI's celebration of National Philanthropy Day will be marked by a "teach-in" Nov. 13 in Bus/SPEA, room 2008. Opinions on issues dealing with philanthropy, volunteerism and student community service will be discussed informally. Facilitators will include IUPUI student leaders; Robert L. Payton, director of the Center on Philanthropy; Janet Huettnes from the Center and University Library; Dan McDonald, executive director of United Way, and Martha Bolyard of the Volunteer Action Center. How to volunteer, why volunteer and volunteering at IUPUI are among the topics. Sessions are from 1-2 p.m., 2:30-3:30 p.m., and 4-5 p.m. Students, faculty and staff are welcome to attend one or all sessions. For more information, call Marita Scherer, IU Foundation Office, 4-5508, or Mike Moody,
Center on Philanthropy, 4-4200.
CHEER GUILD WELCOMES YOUR HANDMADE CRAFTS Your finished craft items are needed to sell in the Cheer Guild's annual Poinsettia and Christmas Boutique. Paintings, woodworking pieces, wreaths, door decorations, candles, floral arrangements are welcome. Doll
clothes, pillows and stuffed toys are also needed. The Guild would like to have items no later than Nov. 27 in time for the Nov. 29-30 sale. They can be taken to the gift shop at University Hospital, the Cheer Guild Office at Riley Hospital or the Adult Education Center in Cavanaugh Hall.
OPEN RECEPTION WILL INTRODUCE "ENCYCLOPEDIA OF INDIANAPOLIS" The School of Liberal Arts and POLIS, a new IUPUI center for the study of Indianapolis, will host a public reception Nov. 7, 3:30-5 p.m. in University Place Conference Center, room 137, to introduce the "Encyclopedia of Indianapolis: The City's History, Culture and People."
At the meeting the encyclopedia and the goals of POLIS will be announced. Details of the organizational scheme, editorial operations and schedule for producing the Encyclopedia of Indianapolis will also be unveiled. If you wish to attend, or want more information, call Lamont Hulse, POLIS, 4-2458.
MORE NEWS 'N' NOTES
Needs Ride--Laurie. who works weekdays 8 a.m.-5 p.m. in Orthodontics needs a ride to and from campus from Allisonville Road and 62nd Street. Call 4-3342 or 255-8258.
Walmsley at Herron--Lithographer and professor of art at Florida State U. William
Walmsley will lecture on his work which is best known for its humor, imagery and color in a visiting lecture series at Herron Nov. 9 at 1:30 p.m. in the auditorium. His work, some of which has been exhibited in the Museum of Modern Art in New York and elsewhere, also will be presented. There is no charge and all are welcome.
Relax--Effective relaxation techniques to help handle stress will be taught in a Counseling Center workshop, "Stress Management," Nov. 11, 9 a.m.-noon. Register by calling 4-2548.
Book Sale--A reminder that the Friends of the Library's annual IU Press book sale is Nov. 4-7 at University Library. Call 4-0462.
~Heather Waggoner, costume designer in University Theatre, sends a tip of the
~ hat to all who gave so many much-needed coat hangers for the costume shop.
Change and Grow--Communications with Feelings, a six-week study in how to say what you mean, is on Mondays, Nov. 6-Dec. 11, 6:30-8 p.m., in the Counseling Center. Call 4-2548.
Study in Germany--Five internships in West Germany will be available for the summer of
1990 for engineering/technology students. Deadline to apply is Nov. 29. Call 4-2535.
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SCHOOLS SET "SPIN-OFFS" DURING NATIONAL CONFERENCE
"The Urban University in the 21st Century," the 20th Anniversary symposium this week at the Conference Center, is bringing faculty and heads of cities and universities from all over the country to campus. As "spin-offs" from the formal program of speakers and panels, several schools are inviting students, alumni, faculty and staff to their own sessions Nov. 7 to learn how individual schools interact with the urban community.
Everyone can attend one or more of the following:
HERRON--3:30-5 p.m., presentations and demonstration, "Computer Graphics Design and Video Imagery for the 21st Century," with Henry Aguet and Aaron Law, professors of visual
education, and coordinated by Dean William Voos; main building, Herron, room 105.
LIBERAL ARTS--3:30-5 p.m., POLIS and Encyclopedia presentation. See p.3.
MEDICINE--3:30-5 p.m., "The Role of the School of Medicine in Meeting the Health Care Needs of the Urban Population," presented by Dr. Patricia A. Keener, associate chairman of the Dept. of Pediatrics, Medical Center; chief of the pediatric service at Wishard Hospital, and medical director of the Indianapolis Campaign for Healthy Babies. And by Dr. Richard L. Schreiner, Edwin L. Gresham Professor of Pediatrics and chairman of the Dept. of Pediatrics, and physician-in-chief, Riley Hospital, and Dr. Joseph J. Mamlin, chief of medicine at Wishard and professor of medicine; Medical Research and Library Building, room 301.
NURSING--3:30-5 p.m., "Nursing in the Urban University: An Agenda for the Future," by Gloria R. Smith, Ph.D., dean, College of Nursing at Wayne State U; Nursing, room 103, reception follows.
ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY--Afternoon sessions of the Indiana-Illinois meeting of the American Society for Engineering Education will be at the Conference Center. The 3:30-5 p.m. session in room 132, "Increasing and Improving Technical Education
Opportunities" will be moderated by David Bostwick, associate dean. The speaker will be Lee Harrisberger, U. of Cincinnati, with panelists Arthur G. Hansen, former president of Purdue, Georgia Institute of Technology and Texas A&M, and John D. Hague, retired
executive director, Naval Avionics Center.
CAMPUS UNITED WAY GOAL IS 75 PERCENT MET Cash and pledges are still coming in as we
reach about three-quarters of our goal to raise $200,000 for the 1989 United Way
Campaign. With several large departments still to report, organizers expect our goal to be met. Several departments met Chancellor Bepko's challenge to increase not only the amount given, but the numbers who give. Following is the IUPUI Honor Roll of Givers and the percent by which they exceeded last year's dollar amount: Medical Library, 453;
Radiation Safety, 150; Orthopaedics, 107; External Affairs, 100; Pediatrics, 88; Real Estate, 87; Nursing, 86; Conference Center, 48; Experimental Oncology, 40; Pathology, 30;
Science, 29; Police, 25; Allied Health, 17; Bursar, 13, and Biochemistry, 12.
INTERNATIONAL
Reservations are being accepted for an international dinner buffet of Latin American dishes, Nov. 16, 6:30-7 p.m., in the Hoosier Room, Union Building.
Sponsor is the Quantity Foods Class in Restaurant, Hotel and Institutional Management.
Cost is $7. Reservations are required. Call Jim Bennett, 4-0810, or Pat Ault, 4-0815.
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Saturday November 4
NAT A TORIUM EVENT: Carrnel{fang Fruit Kooler, also Nov. 5, for infonnation Chuck Lang, 632-S361
NURSING CONTINUING EDUCATION: "Computer Assisted Instruction," also Nov. 11, Nursing Bldg, for infonnation 274-7779 LICENSING EXAMS: Educational Testing Service, 7am, KB, also Nov. lS, for infonnation 274-39S6
LICENSING EXAMS: Educational Testing Service, Production/
Inventory Control, 7:30am, NU, for infonnation 274-2S53 COMPUTER TECH PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SEMINAR: 7:30am, BS 1000, for infonnation 274-9705
COMPUTATIONAL CHEMISTRY SEMINAR: "Computational Chemistry and Molecular Modeling," midwest workshop, 6am, KB 231, for infonnation 274-6S72
Monday November 6
URBAN UNIVERSITY SYMPOSIUM OPENS:"The Urban University in the 21st Century," through Nov. 8, major speak- ers, Conference Center, for information 274-3800.
SPEA EXECUTIVE EDUCATION: Crane MP A Program, Sam, BS 4095, through Nov. 10, for infonnation 274-341S
SPRING REGISTRATION BEGINS (through Nov. 17) 9am-6pm weekdays
HEALTH INSURANCE INFORMATION: for full-time employ- ees, 2-3pm, UN Roof Lounge, for infonnation 274-4596
BIOCHEMISTRY SEMINAR: "Viral Regulation of Interleukin-I in Monocytes and Macrophages," Gary K. Iwamoto, Dept of Medicine, 4pm, MS 326, for infonnation 274-7151
Tuesday November 7
NURSING CONTINUING EDUCATION: "Nursing Unit Management," through Nov. 9, Quality Inn Castleton, for infonna- tion 274-7779
PHILANTHROPY CONFERENCE: "A Third Sector for the Third World," also Nov. S, for infonnation 274-4200
Wednesday November 8
PHILANTHROPY CONFERENCE: "Research Resources for the Study of Philanthropy," also Nov. 9, for infonnation 274-4200 INDIANA BUSINESS OUTLOOK: annual forecast for Indiana business, School of Business panelists, 9am, Indiana Roof Ballroom, for infonnation 267-2900
IUPUI DEBATE: "Should the Indiana Legislature Implement a Plan to Recruit High School Teachers?" 4pm, BS 2007, for infonna- tion 274-0565
PHYSIOLOGY SEMINAR: "Control of Protein Function by Multiple Phosphorylation: The Concept of Hierarchical
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Phosphorylation," Peter Roach, Biochemistry Dept., 4pm, MS 205, for infonnation 274-7772
CHEMISTRY SEMINAR: "Molecular Recognition on Amorphous Synthetic Surfaces," K. Shea, U of California-Irvine, 4: 15pm, KB 231, for infonnaiton 274-6S72
Thursday November 9
TEACHING IN SHOPPING CENTERS CONFERENCE: 5th biennial international workshop, 9am, also Nov. 10, Embassy Suites Downtown, for infonnation 274-4SS7
MEDICAL CONTINUING EDUCATION: Office Orthopaedics, Conference Center, for infonnation 274-S353
MEDICAL CONTINUING EDUCATION: Garceau-Wray Lectures, also Nov. 10, Wishard Hospital, for infomation 274-S353 PHYSICS SEMINAR: "Protein Dynamics as Seen by Mossbauer Effect," Peter G. Debrunner, U of Illinois-Urbana, 4:15pm, KB 131, for infonnation 274-6903
PHILANTHROPY CONFERENCE: "Governance of Nonprofit Organizations Project," through Nov. 11, for infonnation 274-4200
Friday November 10
TEACHING ON WEEKENDS CONFERENCE: 5th biennial international workshop, Noon, Embassy Suites Downtown, also Nov. 11, for infonnation 274-4SS7
NURSING CONTINUING EDUCATION: 5th Indiana Nursing Diagnosis Association meeting, Holiday Inn Union Station, for information 274-7779
DENT AL CONTINUING EDUCATION: Evaluation and Man- agement of Common Medical Emergencies, S:30am, DS, for information 274-77S2
PHARMACOLOGYffOXICOLOGY SEMINAR: "Mechanisms of Interactions between the Signal Transducing G-Proteins and Receptors," Heidi Hamm, U of Illinois-Chicago, Noon, MS A506, for information 274-1573
MATH SCIENCES COLLOQUIUM: "Abstract Treatment of Omstein's Ration Ergodic Theorem," 3pm, KB 059, for infonnation 274-6923
Saturday November 11
ANNUAL STUDENT DENT AL DAY: for students interested in dental careers, 20th anniversary event, for infonnation 274-4561 AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER EXAM: 7am, LE 102, for infonnation 226-6252
FAA WORKSHOP: Sam, LE 105, for infonnation 247-223S DENTAL CONTINUING EDUCATION: Basic Life Support, S:30am, DS, for infonnation 274-77S2
CAMPUS SEMINAR: Stress Management, 9am, Counseling Center, free registration 274-254S
Calendar fof the Period November 4 .·
through November 24
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ORTHOPAEDIC EXAM: 7:30am, NU 230, for information 274-5650
NAT A TORIUM EVENT: Masters Fall Classic, also Nov. 12, for information Mel Goldstein 253-3652
COLUMBUS SUPER SATURDAY: for youth grades 4-6, and adults, for information IUPUI Columbus, 372-8266
Sunday November 12 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY A WARE- NESS WEEK: through Nov. 18, for information 274-8877
Monday November 13 SIGMA THETA TAU INTERNA- TIONAL CONVENTION: Hyatt Regency and Convention Center, through Nov. 17, for information 274-4839
SOCIAL WORKERS EXAM: for profes- sional certification, 12:30pm, Nursing Bldg, for information 274-2853
NEW EMPLOYEE ORIENT A TION: for full-time non-hospital employees, 2-4pm, UN Roof Lounge, for information 274-4596 NATIONAL PHILANTHROPY DAY:
"Teach-in," open forums, discussions, l- 5pm, BS 2008, for information 274-4200
Tuesday November 14 EMPLOYEE RECOGNITION PRO- GRAM: Honoring employees of 15,20,25,30,35,40,45 years, 3pm, Confer- ence Center, for information, 274-8931 20th ANNIVERSARY POETRY READ- ING: Jared Carter, 7:30pm, Conference Center Auditorium, sponsored by School of Liberal Arts, for information 274-3800
Wednesday November 15 DEDICATION SIGMA THETA TAU BUILDING: formal academic ceremony, 3:30pm, at building site, for information 274-4839
DENTAL CONTINUING EDUCATION:
Dental Treatment for Patients with Human Immunodeficiency Virus, 9am, DS, for information 274-7782
GENERAL STUDIES ORIENT A TION:
for prospective and new students, Noon, 6pm, UN Roof Lounge, for information 274-5039
RILEYMEMORIALASSOCIA TION:
Annual members luncheon, for information 274-4034
STAFF COUNCIL: 3pm, A0103, for information 274-2215
PHYSIOLOGY SEMINAR: "Prolactin- releasing Factor in the Posterior Pituitary,"
Moshe Laudon, Physiology Dept., 4pm MS 205, for information 274-7772
CHEMISTRY SEMINAR: "The Synthesis of Carbacephalosporin Antibiotics," C.C.
Bodurow, Eli Lilly Co., 4:15pm, KB 231, for informaiton 274-6872
METROS MEN'S BASKETBALL:
Season Opener vs Purdue Calumet, 7:30pm, PE Gym, pep band, for information 274- 2725
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Thursday November 16 PHYSICS SEMINAR: "Cesium 133 NMR Studies of Cations in Zeolites," Myong-Ku Ahn, Ind State U, 4: 15pm, KB 131, for information 274-6903
METROS VOLLEYBALL: NAIA Tourney, Brigham Young U-Hawaii, also Nov 17-18.
Friday November 17 HERRON GALLERY: "Chicago View"
Exhibition works of Julia Fish and Neil Goodman, 1985-1989, 10am-7pm M-Th, 10am-5pm F-Sat, through Dec. 21, for information 923-3651
BIOLOGY SEMINAR: "Yeast Genetics/
Molecular Biology," Mark Goebl, Dept of Biochemistry, Noon, KB 357, for informa- tion 274-0577
HYPERCARD GROUP: Hypermedia demonstration, system engineers from Apple Computer, lpm, BS2000, for information 274-6911
MEDICAL CONTINUING
EDUCATION: Fall Meeting, Indiana Chapter, American College of Surgeons, for information 274-8353
PSYCHOLOGY SEMINAR: "Effects of Intrinsic/Extrinsic Motivation on Intention for Sobriety," Margaret Hanke, doctoral student, Noon, KB 054, for information 274- 6449
MATH SCIENCES COLLOQUIUM:
"Complete Intersections in Three-Dimen- sional Space," Apostolos Thoma, Purdue U, 3pm, KB 059, for information 274-6923 NAT A TORIUM EVENT: IHSAA Girls' State Swimming and Diving Champion- ships, also Nov. 18, for information Ray Craft 846-6601
Saturday November 18 DENTAL CONTINUING EDUCATION:
Magic Shadows: Panoramic Radiography, 8:30am, DS, also Nov. 19, for information 274-7782
DELTA SIGMA PI INITIATION: 9am, NU 243, for information 274-3931 MEDICAL CONTINUING EDUCA- TION: "Current Treatment ofNIDDM and its Complications," Conference Center, for information 274-8353
METROS WOMEN'S BASKETBALL:
Season Opens at Millikin U.
Monday November20 HEAL TH INSURANCE INFORMA- TION: for full-time employees, 2-3pm UN Roof Lounge, for informaiton 274-4596
Wednesday November22 THANKSGIVING DAY HOLIDAY BEGINS: No classes
CHEMISTRY SEMINAR: "Synthetic Receptors for Small Molecules and DNA,"
Steve Zimmerman, U of Illinois, 4:15pm, KB 231, for information 274-6872
Thursday November 23 Thanksgiving Day Holiday
Friday November 24 NAT ATORIUM EVENT: NCAA Division I Men's Water Polo Championships, through Nov. 26, for information 274-3378
