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volume eight, number forty-five november 12, 1978 PROGRAMMATICAL
Programming problems have forced the rescheduling of "IUPUI: The Westsid~
Story." WRTV-Channel
6
originally planned the show for this Friday at 8 p.m. but, instead, it will be shown on Friday, November 24 (the day after Thanksgiving) from~ p.m. to9
p.m.So tune in then to Channel
6.
EARLY WARNING SYSTEM: GREEN SHEET DEADLINE CHANGE Because of the two-day (November 23-24) Thanksgiving holiday, there is
a change in the Green Sheet deadline for the November 26 issue. All copy, news, notes, honors, printable gossip and interesting rumors should be sent to the News Bureau by 5 p.m. Friday (November 17) for inclusion in the November 26
issue. This may involve some pre-planning (which is almost always more effective than post-planning), so please get your information in early. Just send it to:
Green Sheet, News Bureau, Administration Building, Room 139. P.S. The deadline for next week's Green Sheet (November 19) is 5 p.m. Wednesday.
HERRON SHOW:
The artistic talents of six will o un dis la in the school staff members
to 6:30 p.m.
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SPECIAL PREVIEW FOR IUPUI
School of Art IUPUI facult and
The exhibit, called "Plus Six," will include a broad range of works in the contemporary arts: Lithographs and other prints, editorial and advertising photography, jewelry, sculpture, advertising design.
The new faculty members and exhibiting artists are: Lance Baber, assistant professor of art education; William Detmers, chairman of the Art Education Program; Eileen Divine, visiting lecturer in visual communication; Rose Divita, instructor in printmaking;
Bruce Dorn, instructor in photography, and Dale Traugott, instructor in sculpture.
The exhibit runs thrfJugh December 22.
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WHO, WHAT, WHEN, WHERE & SOMETIMES WHY
~taying Open -- Conner Prairie Pioneer Settlement for the first time in its 14th year is staying open throughout November into the f.irst two weeks of December to accorrunodate more visitors to the re-created 55-acre, 25-building settlement near Noblesville. For information, call 773-3633.
Displays -- Pharmacy displays this week in University Hospital will be Bristol Laboratories on Monday, Cooper Laboratories on Wednesday and Merck Sharp & Dahme on Friday. Hours are 8:30 a.rn. to 3:30 p.rn.
Monday -- "Gene-Environment Covariance in Analysis of Human Traits," Medical Genetics Seminar by Lindon Eaves from the Department of Medical Genetics at the University of Birmingham; Riley Re~earch, Conference Room 138, noon.
Seminar -- "Ultrasound Loss: Measurement Dilemma," ICFAR Seminar by Professor Floyd Dunn from the Bioacoustics Research Laboratory at the University of Illinois;
University Hospital, Room N436, 3:30 p.m. Monday.
More Genetics -- "Genetic Studies of Bilateral Rotation of Upper Central Incisors in the Pima r"ndians," Medical Genetics Seminar by Victor Escobar; Riley Research, Conference Room 138, 4 p.m. Tuesday.
Grand Rounds -- Dr. Clement J. McDonald, associate professor of medicine, will discuss "screening Batteries: Their Use and Abuse" during Department of Medicine grand rounds Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. in Myers Auditorium of Wishard Memorial Hospital.
Dental -- "Modern Concepts in Dental Materials Important to Dental Assistants,"
School of Dentistry continuing education course at the downtown Howard Johnson's Motor Lodge, all day Wednesday.
Annual Conclave -- Dr. David A. Hamburg, president of the Institute of Medicine, National Academy of Sciences, will address the 57th Annual Luncheon Meeting of the Riley Memorial Association this week. RMA members, friends, guests, and professional colleagues will meet Wednesday at 12:15 p.m. in the Union Building.
Educating Adults -- The Adult Education Council of Central Indiana, a group interested in all areas of adult education, will meet for a Dutch treat luncheon Wednesday and hear Rollin (Bud) Jump, director of the Harry E. Wood Continuing Education Center. The session is scheduled for noon at the Key West Shrimp House.
All interested teachers and students are invited. Make reservations with Mike Dean at Ext. 3463.
F'aperwork -- So that the Dean of the Faculties Office has time to prepare academic items for the I.U. trustees' December meeting, complete paperwork for all academic appointments requiring board of trustees' approval must be filed in that office by Wednesday. The address is: Administration Building, Room 108.
On Screen -- The "Avant-Garde Cinema" series at the Herron School of Art continues this week with four films from the 160s: "S~orpio Rising," "Fire of Waters,"
"Window" and "The Flicker." The screening begins at 8 p.m. and it's free. Total viewing time is 78 minutes.
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A View of the Mainland -- Dr. Shau-Eng Koo, professor of economics, will
talk about his recent tour of the People's Republic of China during a Lunch and Learn program Thursday at noon in the Union Building. Koo visited eight major
cities throughout the country, including Peking, Shanghai and Nanking. He will focus on the social, cultural and economic life of modern China. No reservations are
required and you can either bring your own lunch or pick up a tray in the mezzanine cafeteria. For more information, call Ext. 7294.
Thursday -- "PEC Methods for Mildly Stiff Differential Equations," Mathematical Sciences Seminar by J. Conrad Crown, professor; Krannert Science Building, Room 125, 3:30 p.m.
Think Positive -- The IUPUI Women's Club has scheduled a dinner program for Thursday at the Speedway Motel: 5:30 p.m. social ho~r, 6 p.m. dinner and
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p.m. program on"Attitudinal Modification." The cost is $5 for the fried chicken-plus dinner. Send your reservations by Tuesday to Edna Dotson, Allied Health Building, Room 115
(Ext. 24 51) •
Son of Gong Show -- The IUPUI Student Activity Board is sponsoring its own brand of "The Gong Show" Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Union Building. IUPUI students will be contestants in the program "em-ceed" by Jeff Lucifer from WNDE. Admission is a mere 13¢ (to be donated to the United Cerebral Palsy Association). You'll also get a free bag of popcorn but you'll have to fork over some change for soft drinks.
Colloquium -- "Maximal Tori for Classifying Spaces," Mathematical Sciences Colloquium by Professor Clarence Wilkerson from Wayne State University; Krannert Science
Building, Room 125, 3:30 p.m. Friday (refreshments at 2:45 p.m. in Room 059).
Green Sheet Repeat -- Friday at 5 p.m. is the deadline for information to be included in the November 26 issue.
Concert -- Liana Boyd, an internationally known classical guitarist, will give a solo concert Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Showalter Pavilion at the Indianapolis Museum of Art. Tickets are $5. For information, call 637-3889.
Coming Up -- "The Mechanism of Action of Estrogens and Anti-estrogens in Reproductive Tissues and Tumors," Physiology and Biochemistry Seminar by Dr. Benita Katzenellenbogen, associate professor of physiology at the University of Illinois; Medical Science Building, Room 205,
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p.m. Monday, November 20 • . . Special Lunch and Learn program on Tuesday,November 211 will feature W. Carl Jackson, dean of the I.U. Libraries, who recently accomplished a solo sail across the Atlantic in a 30-foot ketch.
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NEWS 'N' NOTES FROM HERE 'N' THERE
Media Sweep -- Did you notice that IUPUI professors graced the airwaves of three Indianapolis television stations on election night? Brian Vargus, chairman of sociology, was a guest on Channel
6,
political scientist Patrick McGeever served on Channel8,
and political science prof~ssor Robert Kirch added to Channel 13's political coverage.~peaking of Elections -- The IUI Credit Union is now accep!-i~nominations for consideration for vacancies on the board of directors or the credit committee.
Names must be submitted in writing, with a short biographical resume (name, home address and phone number, credit union membership number and position you
wish to be considered for). Send your letter to: Credit Union Nominating Committee, 1317 West Michigan Street, Indianapolis 46202 -- by 5 p.m. Wednesday, November 22.
Elections will be held in January by mail ballot.
Participants -- Faculty members from the I.U. School of Social Work were among the participants in the three-day 87th Annual Fall Forum of the Indiana Conference on Social Concerns, held last week at the Hilton Hotel. Valjean Dickinson was chairman of the program committee, which included discussions led by Elizabeth Navarre on "Violence in the Family" and Gayle Cox on "Social Work and the Minority Family." More than 800 persons attended the conference which covered some 44 topics under the general headings of "Facing the Issues," "Families" and "Community
Responses." Theme of the conference was "A Curriculum for Caring."
Cosmetic -- Male and female volunteers are needed for an ongoing cosmetic testing program. Payment will vary according to type of test and number of laboratory visits required. Apply in person at the Elizabeth Arden Dermatology Laboratory, Regenstrief Building, sixth floor, between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.
New Number -- University Motor Pool Vehicles Reservations has a new telephone number: 264-2653. The office (in the Physical Plant Building, Room 112) is open Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Vanishing Art -- Unusual brass rubbings, almost a lost art, are on view in the Union Building display cases this month, the work of Diana and Claire Armstrong, a monther-daughter team who have also exhibited at the Indianapolis Museum of Art and at Purdue University.
S ecial Hours -- Plannin to enroll in s rin semester courses? The Undergraduate Admissions Office Cavanaugh Hall, Room 103) has arranged for special hours over the Thanksgiving holiday. It will be open on Friday, November 24, from 8 a.m. to 5 p .m. and on Saturday, November 25, from 10 a .m. to l1 p .m.
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GREEN SHEET'S FRIENDLY AD SERVICE
Hides Needed -- To Medical Center and back to Bloomington each day, from 8 a.m.
t<, 5 p.m. (or 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.). Call 332-4998 after 6:10 p.m . . . To and from
campus daily from northeast side, will help with gas, schedule is 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Call Ext. 7818 or 547-4056.
Lost -- Cameo heirloom pin lost around nursing building or Ball Residence, reward for return. Call Pat Mascari, Room 312, nursing building, Ext. 8579 . . . Lady's '~'imex
electric wrist watch lost November 7, white gold finish, wide mesh band. If found, please call Ext. 7120 . . . And Found -- Heavy, dark red wind jacket found near the tennis courts. Call Ext. 8737 . . . Small-size class ring found north of Fesler Hall, initials inside. Call Ext. 8371 to identify.
For Rent -- Furnished, four-bedroom home available sprinf semester. $300 per month plus utilities. Call 257-7993.
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