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volume sixteen, number twenty-one

DINNER WILL HONOR VICE PRESIDENT IRWIN

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lenn W. Irwin, Jr., M.D., IU vice president for Indianapolis, will be honored at a dinner'on Wednesday, June 18, at the Hilton at the Circle Hotel. He retires June 30.

A reception begins at 6:30 p.m. in the Circle Suites, lower level; dinner begins at 7:15 p.m. in the Meridian Ballroom, same level. Tickets may be ordered on a first-come, first-served basis through the Alumni Relations Office, Union Building, first floor, Ext.

8828. Checks are to be made payable to the IU Foundation.

For your convenienence, the following form is provided. Mail form to the address above.

Tickets will be held for pick up at the registration table at the hotel on the night of the event. For more information, call Ext. 8828.

---Clip and Mail--- GLENN W. IRWIN, JR., M.D., RECOGNITION DINNER

Please make the following dinner reservations for the Glenn W. Irwin Jr., M.D. Recognition Dinner to be held on Wednesday, June 18, 1986, at the Indianapolis Hilton at the Circle.

Dinner reservations at $30.00 each =

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A check made payable to the IU Foundation is enclosed.

Name:~---

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Street Address:

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WATCH FOR BRIDGE CLOSINGS EAST OF CAMPUS

Since we have not heard otherwise, we have to assume that plans for closing bridges over the canal east of campus are going ahead. Both the Michigan St. and New York St. bridges just east of West St. are set to be completely closed to all traffic about mid-June.

Construction of new bridges is expected to take from 4-5 months after work begins. Bids on both projects have not yet been awarded, so construction could be delayed.

THEY'RE OFF! Sara Larch is going to Hawaii, Michele Eberwein to San Francisco, Lynn Finkel to Los Angeles and Narcissa Hocker to Phoenix.

all are winners of vacations given away during a recent Hoosier Travel seminar series for about 400 faculty members.

They Service

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TRUSTEES PERMIT PERMIT HIKE

Parking will cost a little more for "A" and "B" permit holders beginning July 1. The trustees-approved hike will cost "A" permit holders $12 a month--$1.25 more than last year. "B" permit holders will pay $5.50 a month--50 cents more. Garage Cards will be

$18 a month. If you have not received an application form for your new permit, call Parking Services, Ext. 4232.

NEWS ^{I N I} NOTES FROM HERE IN ^I THERE

Swats That?--This is "Fight the Filthy Fly" month and Kitcheneering Week sponsored by Mme Ginette's Original School for Brides (Los Angeles) for the purpose of reviving homemaking arts.

Ridley Retirement--Friends and associates of Elton T. Ridley are invited to a retirement reception to be given him by faculty and staff of the Div. of Allied Health Sciences where he is assistant to the director. The reception is June 10, 2:30-4:30 p.m., CF 203 RSVP--Ext. 4702.

Say Ahh, Critter--Little people are encouraged to bring their favorite stuffed toy, no matter its condition, to the zoo's "Stuffed Animal Picnic" on June 7, celebrating

national Zoo and Aquarium month. Several folks from dentistry will join members of the Central Indiana Dental Hygienist Association who will be asking calico cats and teddy bears to open wide for a dental check in hope of promoting oral hygiene in the critters' owners. Other fun is planned. Call 547-3577.

Hilton Rates Static--The $45 special lodging rate offered us by Hiltons on the Circle and at the airport is extended through ¹86. If you make reservations, you must request the IU Travel Center Rate and ask for a confirmation. The rate will be 40 per cent higher if you forget.

Malayan Guest--Dr. Chooi Gait Toh, associate professor, Dept. of Conservative Dentistry, U. of Malaya, with be with us for the next five months and will work with the School of Dentistry's Depts. of Dental Materials and Pediatric Dentistry. Dr. Ralph W. Phillips, associate dean for research and research professor of dental materials, welcomed the visiting scientist.

Young Retiree--After 44 years in the Dept. of Pathology, Mildred Young, assistant professor of medical technology, is retiring. The department invites you to her reception on June 17, 2-4 p.m, UH N436.

Special Hours--University Libraries will have special hours the last week in June.

Libraries will close at 5 p.m. on June 26-27 and for the entire weekend of June 28-29.

Give It Your Best Shot--A photo contest of animals at the zoo--human and otherwise--is set for June 1-Sept. 1. Amateurs of all ages are welcome in the contest sponsored by Camera Hut. Call 547-3577 for more.

Family Fare--Thorton Wilder's "Our Town" opens the Brown County Playhouse's 38th season on June 12 and runs through July 6. Call (812) 988-2123.

Sports Camp--Your children can sign up now for volleyball, soccer and basketball offered in the IUPUI Metros Sports Camp beginning in July. Metros coaches and other top

instructors will teach. Call Ext.4501.

Women's Forum--There is still time to enroll in the Women's Forum, "Women are Doing for Themselves," June 20-21. Sponsored by the the Coalition of 100 Black Women, Indianapolis Chapter, workshops and seminars during the forum are designed to teach women how better to enjoy life. Call (317) 546-7613.

PARENTING, POSIES AND LATIN PEOPLE IN ADULT CAMP

Adult Enrichment camp on campus is offering floral arranging, parenting information, tennis for beginners and intermediate players and a course on Latin America that can prepare you for the Pan Am Games next year. The courses all begin in July. Nationally known floral designer Bill Cronin will teach floral arranging with fresh flowers. School of Social Work folks Peggy Hess and Barry Cournoyer will teach the latest in good

parenting, "Your Child's First Step." Marta Cruz, native Latin in our Pam Am Events office will teach "Latin America: Its People and Culture," and Sports Center pros will teach tennis. For fees and more info, call Ext. 4501.

POSITIONS AVAILABLE

CLINICAL SUPERVISION, two half-time (50 per cent) positions in the second year of the ASN Program on orthopedic units of major general hospital. MSN and at least two years'

relevant practice experience required. Prefer previous teaching experience. Call Margaret Applegate, Ext. 4353.

HONORS AND ACCOLADES

Merrill Grayson, M.D., distinguished professor of ophthamology and acting chairman, and Theodore F. Schlaegel Jr., M.D., professor of ophthalmology, have served 65 collective years of "old-fashioned dedication" in their department in the School of

Medicine and are retiring. After 29 years on campus, Dr. Grayson plans to study oriental culture, Chinese language, the organ and to travel. An ardent student of German, Dr.

Schlaegel will have more time after 36 years in ophthalmology to study more about the language and to write the "ultimate novel" he has been thinking about.

William F. Harvey, professor in the School of Law, has been given an engraved plaque from 80 students who represent the hundreds of others he has taught during his 25-year career in teaching. It read: " ••• We salute your effort and excellence as law school professor. All are honored to have been your students." Also in the awards department, for her continuing support of programs for mothers and babies, Charlene S. Lugar was given the 1986 Community Service Award for Outstanding Contributions for the Welfare of Hoosier Children. It was presented by the Indiana Chapter of the American Association of Pediatrics during a recent Multidisciplinary Child Care conference sponsored by IU, Riley Hospital and the Indiana Chapter of AAP. Another special laurel has been bestowed on Carleton Nordschow, Ph.D., professor and chairman of pathology, School of Medicine.

He received an honorary doctor of science degree during the 119th commencement of Luther College,'Decorah, Iowa. Dr. Nordschow has been with us since 1970 and he will direct drug testing for the Pan Am Games and the World Games indoor track and field meet, both in '87. The creative, innovative and pioneering teaching methods of Nelson (Nels) Goud, Ph.D., associate professor of education, have been acknowledged with the Burton W. Gorman Teaching Award given by the School of Education.

In the grants department, Rosario H. Potter, MSD, professor, School of Dentistry,

recently received two NIH awards totaling $43,800 for two pilot studies on the genetics of dental traits in twins and families. One of the studies is a collaborative project with the Beijing Medical University Research Institute of Stomatology in China.

And, in the too many to list department, literally hundreds of our students from every school and division graduated with national, local and university awards and

scholarships. Congrats to faculty who guided those hundreds.

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IUPUI LIBRARY STACKS UP WELL

The staff and director of our University Libraries took many awards and leadership positions during the recent Indiana Library Association (ILA)-Indiana Library Trustees (ILT) Conference that was held in the Union Station Holiday Inn and the Atkinson Hotel.

Jean Gnat, head of public services, Science and Engineering library, was installed as the new ILA president. Glenda Armstrong, acquisitions supervisor, became chairman of the ILA Librarian Assistants and Technicians Division. Vania Goodwin, head of

cataloging, was elected director-at-large for a three-year term for the College and University Libraries Division of ILA, and Dolores Hoyt, head of technical services, was elected chairman of the Technical Services Division of the ILA. Hoyt also spoke at

the conference on our libraries' involvement in our Computer Literacy Program.

During the awards and honors banquet Ann Griffin, administrative assistant, received the Outstanding Library Assistant Award, and University Libraries Director Barbara Fischler was given three certificates of award for dedicated service to the ILA which she has served in many administrative capacities.

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Green Sheet Reminder The Green Sheet goes on summer schedule with this issue.

It will be published twice a month through August.

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KNEE/HIP ARTHRITICS NEEDED IN STUDY

The IU Arthritis Research Center at the med center needs healthy adults, 18 years old or older, to participate in a study of an investigational new drug for the treatment of osteoarthritis. Candidates must have active osteoarthritis in at least one hip or knee for the past two mongs or longer and have X-rays from their physician confirming the arthritis, and they must be available for four visits over a seven-week period. All blood and urine tests, physician exams and study-related medications will be provided free during the study. For more, call Drug Study Information, weekdays 4 p.m.-5 p.m., Ext. 4225.

TEENS CAN LEARN IBM PC DOS, LOTUS 123, dBASE III AND WP

Teenagers 17-19 years old are invited to enroll in a nine-day summer microcomputer camp offered on campus by the Div. of Continuing Studies. Camp runs from 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., July 14-26 and the fee includes instruction, computer lab time, textbooks, parking,

continental breakfast, coffee breaks and lunch. For fees and schedule details, call Ext.

4501, or stop by the office, Union Building, GOOl.

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TRACK & FIELD EVENT: Third Annual Riley Run, also 5/21, for information 264-3517

2 BIDCHEMSITRY SEMINAR: Regulation of Branched Chain Amino Acid Metabolism, (Dr. Robert Harris/IUMC) 4pm, MS 321, for information 264-7151

~DICA~ GENETICS SEMINAR: Gene Expression in Neoplasia: A Comparison of mRNA and Protein

D1stribution in Various Human Tumors (Debra J. Morley, MD-Grad Student/IUMC), RI 138, Noon, for information 264-2241

NEW EMPLOYEE ORIENTATION, Fesler Hall, Hurty C, 9-10:30 pm, for information 264-8931 3 FOCI (Forum on Campus Interrelations), AO 103, lOam, for information 264-2306

NURSING TOPICS IN AGING PROGRAMS: Lifespan Perspective, 9am-noon, for information Sue Morrissey or Su Moore 264-4318 or 264-8579

4 LAST DAY FOR WITHDRAW WITH AUTOMATIC "W• - MIDTERM

TRACK EVENT: NCAA Men's & Womens Track & Field Championships, through 6/7, for information 264-8367 5 NURSING CONTINUING EDUCATION: Nursing Administration in Long-Term Care, for

information Charlotte A. Carlley 264-4360

6 BIOCHEMSITRY SEMINAR: Iodide-Too Little, Too Much, (Dr. Allan Fischer/North Dakota State Univ) MS 321, for information 264-7151

9 NURSING CONTINUING EDUCATION: Meeting the Challenge for Educational Advancement: Facilitating LPN to RN Mobility, thru 6/10, for information Charlotte A. Carlley 264-4360

HEALTH INSURANCE INFORMATION, Union Bldg Mezzanine, 8:30-9:30am, for information Barbara Jones 264-8931

MANAGEMENT IN ACTION SEMINAR: Sales Force Management, thru 6/10, for information 264-2670 NURSING CONTINUING EDUCATION: LPN-RN Education Mobility, also 6/10, for information Charlotte

Car 11 ey 264-4360

10 FOCI (FORUM ON CAMPUS INTERRELATIONS), lOam, CA 438, for information 264-2306

NURSING TOPICS IN AGING PROGRAMS: Older Women, 9am-noon, for information Sue Morrissey or Su Moore 264-4318 or 264-8579

MOLECULAR BIOLOGY GROUP: Replication of Hairpin DNA Structures In Vitro (Arun Srivastava -IUMC), RR 138, Noon, for information M.E. Hodes 264-2241

12 MICROBIOLOGY & IMMUNOLOGY SEMINAR: I11111unological Reaction and Subacute Spongiform Encephalopathies [the Transmissable Dementias] (Dr. Clarence (Joe) Gibbs, Jr-NIH), MS 326, Noon, for informtion 264-7671

14 TRACK & FIELD EVENT: Indy Senior Classic, also 5/21, for information 264-3517

15 TRACK & FIELD EVENT: Hoosier Track Club Invitational, also 5/21, for information 264-3517 16 LAST DAY TO WITHDRAW WITH

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MANAGEt£NT IN ACTION SEMINAR: Sales Force Management, thru 5/23, BS, for information 264-2670 NEW EMPLOYEE ORIENTATION, Fesler Hall, Hurty C, 2-3:30 pm, for information 264-8931

17 NURSING TOPICS IN AGING PROGRAMS: Social Support & Health, 9am-noon, for information Sue Morrissey or Su Moore 264-4318 or 264-8579

- - - university calendar, Administration Building, Room 136. Phone: 264-2101

20 NATATORIUM/TRACK & FIELD EVENT: Indiana Wheelchair Games, thru 5/22, for information Sandra Hohlweg 637-7636 or 264-3517

21 TRACK & FIELD EVENT: TAC Indiana Association Junior Championships and TAC Seniors & Masters Championships, for information 264-3517

23 BIOCHEMISTRY SEMINAR: Role of the Na+/H+ Antiport in the Regulation of Internal ph and Cell Proliferation of Erlich Tumor Cells (Dr. Hans H. Grunicke/Innsbruck University Medical School-Austria), MS 321,4pm, for information 264-7151

HEALTH INSURANCE INFORMl\TION, Union Bldg Mezzanine, 3:30-4:30am, for information Barbara Jones 264-8931

24 NURSING TOPICS IN AGING PROGRAMS: Future Perspectives, 9am-noon, for information Sue Morrissey or Su Moore 264-4318 or 264-8579

25 SUMMER I CLASSES END

TRACK & FIELD EVENT: TAC All-Comer Meet, for information 264-3517 26 SUMMER II FINAL REGISTRATION, thru 5/27

27 NATATORIUM EVENT: Indiana Diving National Invitational, thru 5/25, for information Robert Morris 846-6591

30 SUMMER II CLASSES BEGIN DROP/ADD 100% REFUND thru 7/4

JULY

NEW EMPLOYEE ORIENTATION, Fesler Hall, Hurty C, 9-10:30 pm, for information 264-8931 NURSING CONTINUING EDUCATION: Nurse Aid Program Director Training Seminar, also 7/1, for

information Charlotte A. Carlley 264-4360

DROP/ADD 100% REFUND thru 7/4

FOCI (Forum on Campus Interrelations), AO 103, lOam, for information 264-2306

NURSING TOPICS IN AGING PROGRAMS: Ethical Issues, 9am-noon, for information Sue Morrissey or Su Moore 264-4318 or 264-8579

2 TRACK & FIELD EVENT: TAC All-Comer Meet, for information 264-3517 4 INDEPENDENCE DAY HOLIDAY - NO CLASSES