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T h e Indiana U n ive rs ity Student ago u fin ally re c e iv e d , and IU S A co u ld n 't be happier with the reeulta
Thomas Schreck, dean of Student Servient, met all o f IUSA s d e m o n * , in retu rn , the SS.SSS IU S A withholding in an off cam pu s bank account haa been depot!ted into the Student O rg a n is a tio n s A ccou n t Schreck p le d g ed his h elp in es ta b lis h in g IU S A S e rv ic e # —a
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to maintain its own bank account with no u n iv e rs ity c o n tr o ls —and u n iv e rs ity fin a n c ia l su pport fo r lU SA s F acu lty Course E valu ation project. H e alao agreed to only frees®
IUSA money in the event that It was being uoed to buy bquor or personal gifts
Brian C larta, president o f IUSA.
waa elated over the results saying,
" W e 'r e very happy w e got a vw ytld a g w e wanted, and now w e just want to get on with — — * « ' "
Handicapped’s problems explored
hy Mike Gallaway
E v e r wondered what it would be like to be confined to a wheelchair, blind, or to lose your bearing? The O ffic e o f H a n d ic a p p ed Student Services w ill be ftvtn g you a chance to find out what difficulties handicapped persona must overcom e in everyday life w ith a special "H an d icapp ed A w a ren ess" program oa Tuesday, S ep tem b er 11 and W ed n esd a y, e n t o m b * is.
Included in the program a re two SB- minute videotape presentations, Slag a Sign and The Sliest Minority Slag a Sign is a musical using no spoken words, rather, the presentation uses hand symbols w e d in communication with the deaf Also included is a
"Blind D in e "- e a t in g a m eal while w e a r ii* a b lin dfo ld-a n d a Charades lik e e x e r c is e to fa c ilit a t e d e a f communication.
Th e h igh ligh t o f the p rogra m , however, is the "Aw areness R e la y ."
Anyone who wants to participate w ill have the opportunity to get into a wheelchair in the Hideaway Cafeteria beneath the Blake Street Lib ra ry and
A P O soliciting used toys
IUPU1 has announced the opening of its Child Care Center at the corner of West and Michigan Streets Alpha Phi Omega, in conjunction with the Student Services O ffice, will set up csBtctiow altos for toyg for use at the center Of special need are firetrucks, building seta and learning toys These don't have to be new, but should be in usuabie condition
The collection sites w ill be located
i t the Student Services O ffice in the Union Building, the main lobby of Cavanaugh, the Hideaway C afetena in the Blake Street L ibrary, and in the Krannert Building on the 38th Street Campus Collection w ill begin on M onday, S ep tem b er 11, and w ill continue until Friday, September 22
F or further information, contact Patricia Hall, 384-2546. in the Student Sendees O ffice in the Hideaway
to the Lecture Hall From the Lecture Hall, participants wheal them selves into Cavanaugh H a ll and p e rfo rm a v a r ie t y of tv o ry d a y teaks.
A fte r p e rform in g the necessary tasks, p a rtic ip a n ts then w h ee l them selves back into the Lectu re Hall, don blindfolds, and com plete one lap Inside the building using canes for gu id an ce. C o m p le tin g this, the psrticipsnts then travel back to the Hides w ay
Each participant in the Aw sreoess R e la y " w ill be timed and the person who completes the entire course with the lowest tim e w ill win a free dinner fo r tw o at the E a g le 's N est restaurant
An added a ttra c tio n at the
" A w a r e n e s s R e la y " w ill be the participation of three local sports com m entstorv-C het Coppock. Paul Page, and Craig Roberto. Coppock, P a ge and Roberts w ill try the course at noon on Tuesday, September 11.
T h e H a n d icap p ed A w a ren e ss program w ill start at • am and continue through 4 pm on both days.
Blake St. Closing
B lak e S tre e t w ill c le s e to through t r a ff ic on Sept 18 a c c o rd in g to K en B e c k le y , director of University Relations The closing comes as a result of co n stru ction o f the
corner of Blake and Streets and south of the Hall w ill rem ain open, Beckley la id T h e let south o f the K / T M M t o g w ill no loogor be accessible from Blake Stroet
Blake Street has also been d o sed between New York and W ash in gton S treets due to construction of the tennis courts
POLSA films
The Student Political Science Association (P O L S A ) la sponsor iag a series of film s about protest and re v o lu tio n in the T h ird World, in conjunction with Dr V ic to r W a llia ’ a co u rse on Contemporary Revolutions
The first film in this series, Bleed of the Gender (produced in Bolivia in I N I ) , la a story of the c o n flic ts a ris in g fro m U S.
involvement in population control programs in l^aiin Am erica
It w ill be shown on Wednesday.
September 13, at 11:30 am in Cavanaugh Hall. Room 123 and again at 2:30 pm in Cavanaugh Hall. Room 219 Film -tim e Is 72 minutes
Doctors’ wives
A doctors' W ives Panel w ill be held Tuesday. September 12 at 7:15 pm in the Rooftop Lounge of the Union Building Sponsored by the Spouses of the A m erican M e d ic a l Students, the m oderators w ill include Mrs.
W illia m E llis , M rs W illia m M a tth ew s and M rs. B eech G a ttm a n , p re sid e n t o f the Indiana S ta te M e d ic a l Association Auxiliary.
A ll in te re s te d persons a re invited to attend, ask questions and participate
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Those of yoo who are piaaaiag m appealing a ticket received from the campus police m ay want to take notice. According to a m em ber of the Parking Appeals Committee, the com m ittee's next meeting has been changed and w ill now be held on Friday, September 15, at 11 am at the School of Dentistry, Room 119.
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Our View
On the bomber
During the past week-and-a-half or so, an unknown person or persons has terrorized the city of Speedway by planting bombs in various locations for no apparent reason. N o notes have been found; no group has claim ed responsibility. Police suspect that the bomber is acting alone. But why?
Perhaps the bomber is satisfying a need for attention through his actions. Or maybe he is venting his rage on Speedway for some reason that only he knows. W hatever the case, an entire community is now living in fear, not knowing whether it is safe to do even the most mundane, day-to-day things.
Miraculously, nobody has been killed yet, and none of the first seven bombs even resulted in any injuries. But the eighth bomb did result in an injury, costing a Speedway citizen part of his leg.
Does the bomber mean to cause personal injury with his actions, or is terrorism his sole goal? Nobody kncws, and it really doesn’t matter. What does m atter is his being stopped.
We can only hope that he w ill leave a d u e that w ill aid author
ities in apprehending him. H ere’s hoping he doesn't blow tm
anyone else—except, perhaps, himself. ™
A valuable lesson
The Indiana U niversity Student Association has won its biggest battle, to date, with the administration.
TUSA’s funds w o e frozen w h o it deposited 98,000 in fees collected during registration into a private bank instead of the university’s Student Organizations Account. IU SA took the action—as directed by the IU Student Senate— to avoid the university's fiscal control, but when Dean of Student Services Thomas Schreck learned o f the move, he ordered the student activities director to sign no m ore checks for IUSA.
IUSA countered with a list of demands to be m et before it would agree to deposit the 18000 into the SOA, and, to make a long story short, IUSA won.
It was agreed that IU S A ’ s funds would never again be frozen unless its m oney was used to purchase alcohol or gifts.
Furthermore, IU SA was allowed to maintain its own bank account— without university controls. In return, IUSA deposited the $8,000 in the Student Organizations Account.
What happened in Bloomington may have set a precedent, but it should be rem em bered that the battle was fought over funds that IUSA raised on-its own and not over university funds. But the thought here is a good one— that a student organization should have control over funds it raises, free from any university interference
Letters
Econ prof can’t communicate
To the Editor:
As a senior in the School oT Business majoring in Finance, I am confused.
T h is se m ester, I h a ve the m isfortune o f having to take an pfeon om ia course that is required by ail finance majors. Th e course itself is not the problem The problem is tiw professor.
Although I have no doubt that he is extrem ely intelligent, be just cannot communicate in class. Just from
Comment
sitting In class. H is obvious that no one knows what is going on. 1 have been told that the School o f Business' O ffice has received many complaints about this professor. Unfortunately, he it in the economics departm en t Surely the economics department has received sim ilar complaints and yet he continues to teach this course tim e after time.
Is his tenure m ore important than the students’ quality o f nfcication??
Dr. Bogar, where a re you? T r y being in this class sometim e!
B y the way, 1 have m ade the dean's honor list fo r the past four semesters so I consider m yself to be fa irly intelligent. A ll le a n say is 1 would like to see som e positive actioo taken concerning this situation. Th is is supposed to be an Institution o f higher education, isn't it??
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IUPUI fair exhibits pro
A m oog the p i p , c o n , tractors, etc., at the Indiana State F air, one can find just about everything related to the State o f Indiana except an exhibit for IU P U I.
The State University Building small exhibits from all of the state imlvarsities and, in m y opinion, should contain an FUPU1 exhibit. Not only would It provide ■
to communicate information about o w Institution, but o f greater importance, our students hm m the right In see us represented in displays o f information
state u oive rs tik sln Indiana.
—P e te r H al
IUPUI fair exhibits con
Indeed it would be w ell if the students and citizens in Indianapolis could develop enthusiasm for IU P U I I It would also he great fo r a sim ilar thing to happen for fU PU -Fort Wayne t
H ie U n ive n 'ties Exhibit is statewide In scope, and should focus on the total educational delivery system provided for the state One must recognize that IU P U I is not a separately funded institution, only such w o e afforded
space in the exhibit '
I was quite pleased that for the first time the IU P U I Purdue schools w ere invited to participate directly in die Pu rdu e d is p la y. T o h a ve re p re se n ta tio n fro m a ll geographical areas in which IU, Purdue and other universities have missions would detract and fragment an otherwise cohesive exhibit already restricted by space limitations.
To see IU P U I presented as part o f the total State o f Indiana educational picture is the proper perspective.
- W illia m Nevifl. dean. School s f S d ea ce
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active In community aervict with mentally retarded adoimcanla at the Urhan YMCA hi 1*74, and was a Man! in the University at children in 1*71 In 1017, she worked st the Northeide Child Development Center and »e s also a Parent-Chiid
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Canterbury study offered
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For the second year ladiaaa toT ,w0 aemaaten, Canterbury Umveraity atudenU are eligible to otudont fee#, and an orientation participate in an overteaa study
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Selected atudenU earn crediU for courses which have IU credits for com m which have equivalents The 1*7*4* academic yeer begins in
October and ench in Ute June with a Canterbury la one of the oldest and Christmas and a spring break, each m o t beautiful cities in EngUnd approximately three and one-half London is 99 miles northwest of Canterbury and according to Cutler
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requiremenU for the 1*7*00 program social life under one roof. A unique as being a cumulative grade point feature offered from each college is average of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale, second the tutor system Bach student is iitor, who is responsible aiding studoaU in all academic at also be majoring in matters, the tutor serves aa a liaaon the humanities, natural sciences, between the student and the mathematics, or social sciences
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Two meetings for IU atudenU these areas are not have been scheduled The first offered at the Univeeity of Kent meeting W set for Monday. September 11, from 1M pm at the IUPUI Union the areas of study Building Roof Louige Ran Flshsrty.
University of Kent registrar, will discuss the program and answer questions at the brown bag luncheon The meeting on the Bloomington campus will bo Thursday, September 14. at S 3* pm in the Indiana Memorial Union, Room M-45. with Flaherty and In Estimated tuition for in-state
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The combine Don d u b meetings and instruction sessions a re held on Tiamdsy and Thursday evenings from E7 pm ui front of the Student Union Building or. ha inclement weather inside the Union in the lounge N oon s M artial Arts discipline ■ sm cianades of Ja Jitsu K arols, Kuag Fu e re all w elcom e m em ber loa m s and advances at Ida/her
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Typing Fast, accurate service.
Thesis and technical typing a specialty 844-6326 <MW 16)
Roommates For Sale
Prefer female Own bedroom al Blue rug with pad n x 12 $75 Good beautiful W oodruh Place Rent condition 297 1043 evenings
inexpensive 636-6440 (MW7) |MW7)
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Clinic For W om en, Inc.
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Servin g i J f t j l students faculty spouses and children thereof exclusively
Eligibility U n d e r G ra d s 9 credit hours or more G rad etu dents 5 credit hours or m ore
O H e rs Apts and family townhooses
STUDENT RATES FROM *137” UTILITIES INCLUDED
PARK L A F A Y E TTE HOMES, LTD.
O tte rs excellent rental 3 4 4 be droom homes from $ 2 2 6 monthly Each rental home includes full amenities G arages of C a r p o r ts , C lu b h o u s e , P la y A re a s , P riva te P a tio s &
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2300 N. TIBBS 635 2161 0UNANAPOUS, IND. 46222
Looking for vegetarian non-smoker to share apartnanln Broad Ripple 636- 6440 (MW7) ______________
Roommate tor Iwo bedroom apartment on outside An an adult complex wtto HBO W on rent end u titties Cai W » tor more rrformatton at894 7 0 l8 (MW9|
to share Evening
For S a le -G o o d herbicide dope A l tope 4 no seed
of Mexico. Mexico Ceil city.
Vehicles For Rent
race sastside apartment 546-8902 [M8|
Roommates
$ Save $ R EN T
$45.00 MO.
4 0R townhouse shared by 4 students is
$45 each
• dishw asher
• range
• disposal
• carpet & drapes
• 5 mins to cam pus
A d u lt S tu d e n t H o u s in g , Inc.
2300 N. Tib b s 635-2161
CANON 36 SLR FX w case External (averagej metering 1 0 (50 mm Canon) lens 2 6 P 0 5 mm SoiiQOr preset lens 3 5 (100 mm Sofigcxl preset lens w comptele sel of color and BAW titters $250 2 ea Pioneer;
car speakers 10 watl. 20 02 $20 1975 Honda 4OOF Mint 8 000 m.
make offer cafi Don Gorman 894 3242 or 264 4006
Miscellaneous
Want carpooi between Muncie and iUPUl daily Ce* Todd 289-7188
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Student needs nde to Cavanaugh by 6 30 am from vicinity Easl 38th St Sherman Tuesday Thursday Fnday Marcia 546 8253 f W 7 ) __
Ride or ndera needed lo Bkoommgion Mondays and Wednesdays Leaving around 7 30 am return flexible sometime m afternoon Cali 253 5809 evenxiga (MW6|
Riders or snare driving Columbus 10 IUPUl mam campus Tuesdays leave Columbus 8 30 to 10 am leave lUPUf 7 30 pm Thursday leave Columbus same leave IUPUl attar 1o 30 pm Call 01 2 379 2601 [MW6i i need a r*de from 36th Street campus to ihe union Building on Michigan Street campus aiter 9 pm Tuesdays and Thursdays f'P help with gas money Please caU me after 10 pm 264 7505 fMW7i
The Sagamore will pay 650 per column inch for free lance news copy. Call 2644008 for details.
'69 Mustang good transportation 1341 West Michigan No rust (W7) 1966 Pontiac Ventura Good transportation good condition $350 fern Rhone 894 1089 or 485-6330
|MW6|___________________ _ _ _ __
. 1972 Pinto Two Door Sedan Yeflow 1 with black mienor Fotx speed manual transmission AM f M cassette radio wrtti two Jensen co-axial speakers Cw is in good condition $1000 or best otter CaM Roy at 251 8256 (MWiOt
1976 SAAB 99 GL A T A C cassette stereo 26.000 mi $4,500 888 3695 (MW6)________________
Convertible 1964 Plymouth Valiant A T r«h o heater New tires, battery etc Looks good runs good $675 925-4829 or 923 4715 Ask -lw Sieve |MW6J
171 2402 4 speed 57 000 miles Sale or trade tor 7 3 or 7 4 CJS Jeep Asking $3200 8 8 1 -8010 after 2 pm (MW7| ___ ___________
12 x 00 mobile home Newly decorated New su^condtboner Liilto Eagle Trarter Court Lol 38 243 7977 (MW7)
Miscellaneous
Numerology' Oscover who you really are Complete analysis1 Special IUPUl 'ate Send full name dale of birth and S3 50 Harmonics P O Bo*
5 0 2 0 2 0 Indianapolis IN 46 250 1MW61
IMPROVE YOUR GRAD&S1 Send S ' for ydur 258 page mail order catalog of Collegiate Research iG 250 topics listed Prompt delivery Box 25907 B LOS Angelas CaM 90025 12131 477-8226 (MW211
Vehicles
Studio and one-bedroom apartment' conveniently located at 15th w Alabama Cal Jay WNkama between ' and 7,6 38-5 08 3 |MW6)
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Receive $ 10 for first donation by bringing this ad
OFFER EXPIRES SEPTEMBER 30th
Bring your books & study
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Indy Plasma Center
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I _____________________________
A job is a job, right? Wrong.
At the Sagamore we have opportunities for interested students The positions now available are classified ad salesperson, circulation manager, sales management trainee and typesetters In these positions you can learn about the fascinating art oLputting out a newspaper and see close-up how business runs, you can polish your skills by using them, and establish the contacts you will need to start your career after graduation. Form er staff members now hold positions as editors of newspapers and magazines, artists with large retail stores, and advertising agency account representatives. They star
ted with the Sagam ore—and you can do the same. To apply contact Shirley M iller at 264-2539 or stop by our office in the basement of Cavanaugh Hall. Room 001 Work-study students preferred.
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881-2541 9000 South U.S. 31
G R EEN W OO D , INDIANA _____
• Sagamore 9/11/71
Classified
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STUDENT WIVES
2hSd care In your home. 2 year-old; Broadrlpple or Jnlversity area Afternoons
FARRELL’S ICE CREAM FARLOOR RESTAURANTS
to* ndw hiring M or part Bp s. day oravantog PoeMon* open Indud*
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Halp mo cop * with aggra»*iv* mpor. ara ancouragad to apply Al iKHmahold dirt Expact 3 hour* mqmnaa *houk1 b* diractod to:
waaltly Tan* and monay nagoW W Mchaai R Andrew* Upward Bound 646-6022 avaning*. weaken da Pm ^ci 123 2 w Michigan BM 1, Room 021 IUPUI (317)
FIRE COUNSELORS OF INDIANA
If you can talk to people we want to talk to you! We offer opportunity with a young expanding people oriented Company. Earn what you're worth for a change. Flexible hours.
Call Mr. Meek, 241-9353
Help needed m atocklng e l M 4-2S60 * 9x1 * * * * |MM»U warahoua* Part ana* Ftoxtol* hour*
Contact Mr Mach al 624 3261 Prhato tutor wwded tor Paychotogy
<“ * 7 ) 306 IStokatlcai at S.8 Dorm, 2-3
CUSTOMER SERVICE TRAINEE ^ 264 * 426
E E Mutton! or Buaaia** major wdh __________________________
taran with amoa wd Vounfl P^aon
i ohona du M « * 3,h' Ca« 926-3096 mawdaor aRar 4 pm (MW6) apraaantativ* office handling a * * C Liquor* 4043 N KayMon*
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Nursing Assistants
No exponent* necessary. We w* train Derive satisfaction contributing to the well-being of our Special consideration for nurelng students
A pply: A m ericana Health C are C enter 8350 Neab Road
(across from St. Vincent's Hospital) 297-4111
leaat k w hra/day Salary |4-S6/hr
experience CM Mr Angnck tor ________________
appointment al P R. ANGRICK
ASSOC P C . 903 E 36to St 926- 1 " • * to Inn. 262-9406.
3667 (MWB)_____________________ aaktor&aairWT)________________
Co-op Students
Work one semester— attend class one semester
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Indiana is smiling ambitious students enroMod m the computer technology program to Join our co-op curriculum beginning January 8 ,1 9 7 9 We offer
• On-the-job experience of classroom-taught skJto
• Exc eSent wages
• Good working hours and working environment
• Employment In downtown area (convenient to bus
>)
K Interested in learning more about this co-op program with one of Indiana's more progressive, state of the art.
data processing centers, contact:
Dr. W. David Boetwk*
264-2653
i Blue Cross *■•*«••
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Slanot towncmg Bookkeeper
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Keypunch R*yro» Survey T*Mr
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Trwi*cnb<ng OatoProc***mc Switchboard oparttor
Figure Clerk P*Ck*f Racapborv*!
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If you do cell STANDBY OFFICE SERVICE
635-1546 or come In from 9-3 130 E. Washington
NEED EXTRA MONEY?
Up to $ 150 p e r w ee k p a rt-tim e
Salary $3/hr. plua bonus Twenty-four year-old company expand
ing. Need 30 people Immediately. These are permanent positions. Choice of hours.
No experience necessary. Paid training program. General office, telephone. No typing.
