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Medicai School alumni gather for awards
Alumni of thè Indiane University School of Medicine will converge on Indianapolis Wedneeday (May 26) for thè school’• 35th Annusi Alumni Day held under thè great tent on thè lawn of thè Union Building at thè I.U. Medicai Center
Up to 600 alumni and their spouees arili gather for thè traditional luncheon of roaat beef and straarberry shortcake.
for an addreas from Dr Steven C. Beering (dean of thè school).
for thè presenting *nd
receiving of aararda. and for thè paaaing of thè alumni
Versatile educator dies at age 88
A piece of Indianapolis history paased aaray Sunday arhen thè Reverend Dr. Charles H. Gunxolus died at
Community Hospital.
Accordine to thè Indianapolis Star. Gunxolus. 86. had been a mini*ter of thè ChrishtET Spirìtualist Church for 66 yeara and heeded thè Gunxolus College of Spiritualism.
Dr. Gunxolus’ unique career has been featured in past issues of thè Sagamort. For more than 40 yeara, he
singlehandedly administered and taught at thè University of
Indianapolis. Gunxolus College.
Gunxolus eamed fi ve degreee
in 18 years on thè Irvington campus of Butler University.
These degrees are among thè more than 200 degrees he received from colleges around thè world.
Dr. Gunxolus taught a varie! y of courses from Sanakrit, Hebrew, Latin.
Greek. and several African and Arabie dialecta to violin, piano, and mathematica. In addition.
he mentored dasaes in Hatha Yoga, phrenology, ESP, theoaophy and other spiritual subjecta.
Services will be held Wedneeday. May 26 at 2:30 p.m.
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The day’s activities start with a 9 a.m. registration around thè tent, followed by thè annual business meeting and election of officera of thè
alumni aasodatioo at 11 a m. in thè Union Building Luncheon start» at noon.
The I.U. School of Medicina is in ita 78th year, having admitted ita fìrst class in Bloomington in Saptembar, 1903. Twenty five members of this class ware graduated in
1907. Today thè achool ia thè Mcood lardai in thè country, more thnn 6.000 I.U. n ^ i < ».
alumni are acettered around thè world and thia year a graduating data of 299 M.D.a waa ooa of thè largeet in thè netion. Medicai Alumni I
started in 1947.
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Sunny days and warm weather has depleted our sta ff and we are planning some exciting issues for thè rest o f thè summer.
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To thè student body:
It would aeem that Ronald Reagan il trying to giva tha one—taro punch to studaot loan and financial aid programa.
Laat yaar. Congraai cut aid to collage studenti by cutting tha Batic Education
Opportunity Orant by IbOO million dollari and tha Guarantaed Student Loan by 1460 million. Thia yaar Preeident Raagan propoaaa to eliminate ai many ai 600.000 studenti from tha Guarantaed Student Loan Program.
On May 16. a statewide student conferenca was held to discuta thè problemi of cut
action can ba taken to countar thaaa propoged cuti. Studenti from IU —Southaait. IU —Fort Wayne, IU —New Albany and locai campuaaa IUPU1 and Butlar arare just a faw of tha campusee ryaaantad.
The main purpoaa of tha meeting cantered around forming a iuta-arida lobbying committee which arili work toarard sacuring fundi for higher educa tion in tha tU U legiilatura. It arili alio try to form a strongar unity among all tU U campirne.
Among tha many topici discuiaad arare thè iu te funding optioni for 1962*63.
Aiaiitanca Commiaaion ISSACI) ahoarad a 14 million increata in uoexpended funda for fiacal yaar 1982. It had been dabatad arhathar thaaa hindi ahouid ba carriad over or arhathar they ahouid ba
raturnad to tha tUU.
On May 12, Governor Orr.
after leverai treaki of
dalibaration, raquaatad that tha un usuai 14 million dollari ba used for tha achool yaar cycia to pay past SSACI debts and futura aarardi. After tha discuseion a motion arai meda that all studenU associa (ioni arri te a thank you iettar to Governor Orr for ’sticking up ’
for higher aducation funding Siace thè May 16 meeting, weakly phooa calli hav# nàto mede to inaura maximum partidpation from ragionai
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Construction crews are hard at work to com plete thè facilitiea to be uaed for thè N ational Sports F estival which takes place July 23-31.
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Voi. 11. No. 18 • May 26. 1962 Michael W. Meiring
Editor
Laura Borrii Managing Editor Dinne A dama
Advertising Manager Mike Manning Business Manager Rogar Hoffman Production Manager Reporten:
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Ttm Adam i Toni Bailty, Tom McCain, Jan W a tarmai Cartoonista:
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Sports
5 0 0 Mile Race winners predicfèd
Turo of tho favorltoa lo wfn ih# 1M2 500 Milo fioco, taasimataa Kevin Cogan and fUcà Idear». discuta trac* conditoti*. (Photo by Ann Mltorl
Tho Plaid Evary May. paople
througtout tha dty. alata, country, and avan tha world try to predkt who tha winnar of tha Indy 500 la going to ba.
Wall, tha SaM*mon ia no di ffaraci Fouowing ara our
pradictiona for thia yaar'a race Wa'ra atepping out on a limò righi away by aaying Rick Maora arili noi arin. Hia ludi ia bound to run out avantually and tha 500 arili ba tha raca arhan il dota
Tha Penato P C - 10 arili alili ba in vie tory lana, lf Kevin Cogan can keep #4 running, ha ll arin thia yaar'a raca. lf noi, Mario Andratti arili improve on laat yaar'a eacond placa finiah and bring homa tha big pria*
Tho Boat of Tho Rasi Tha driver* ara ara predicting to round out Ih* top tan ara in
no partkular ordar. Thaaa guya arili ba running eocnaarhare bataraan aacond and taoth
Thia arili ba tha yaar tha Chavy anginaa prova thair durability Michaal Chandlar arili lead tha way for tho Chavy boya and finiah in tha top Ava.
Thara arili ba othar Chavya going tha diatanca bui
Chandlar'a arili probably ba tha only oca in tha top tan.
Of tha guya arho ara faat yaar in and yaar out. Gonion
Johncock. Tom Soava, Johnny Rutharford and Al Unaar arili ba tbara arhan tha duat daara.
Tha raat arili ba moda up of eome naar facaa aa arali aa tome old facaa. Thia arili ba Poncho Carter'a yaar. If ba can moka hia aray pati Johncock. Sitava and Rutharford. ha may placa aa high aa aacond.
Corning freni aray back in tha
ninth roar arili ba Johnny Pareooi Ha waan't avan auppoaad to ba bora thia yaar but did a fina job putting tha Wyaard Racing
March/Coaarorth in tha ftaid.
That laavaa taro apota loft.
Gaoff Brabham arili tabe ooe of thacn Ha area imperni ve laat yaar and haa anoihar good rìda thia yaar. Ha ia bound for Speedway a lardoni
Filling in tha laat spot arili ba Hector Ret>aque, arto arili alao ba tbe 1982 Rookie of tha Yaar.
lf Rabaqua can i break into tha top tan. Chip Ganaaai arili tato Rookie of tha Yaar tooora.
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Oanny Ongwa 199 148
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Concerts
Journey greeted with open arms
by Pam Kooni
More thaiì 18,000 people waited impatiently for an event announced montha ago.
They ranged in agea from 16 to 30, from rock lovera to ballad lovera. Finally. at 8:45 p.m. last Wednesday night at Market Square Arena, their waiting waa over. Journey had arrìved.
The ©and waatéd no time in aatiafying thè audience'a wanta. Opening with "They Won't Take Me."
followed by "Line of Pire,"
(accompanied with fire works).
Journey had thè audience on ita feet. At leaat thoee who
wanted to rock, fìut for thoae preferring thè balla da, it waa not long before thè harmonic
"Open Arma" or "Don’t Stop Believin’ " fìlled thè concert hall. Journey wa8 able to handle thè tranaitiona between rock and tuli amoothly.
One reaaon for thè axnooth tranaitiona may be thè lead singer, Steve Perry. Never run- ning out of energy, Perry waa
over thè extra long ree stage. He introduced aonga, talk ed to (not at) thè audience, and kept thè ahow a pace flowing. Hia prancing, hia
swaying, hia rollicking never atopped. He ia defìnitely one of thè Setter ahowmen in thè buaineaa. But thè band ian't auccesafu) becauae of thè lead singer alone.
Journey ia blesaed with gifted inatru mentali sta. such as Neal Schon and Steve Smith.
Schon s guitar solo before thè fi rat encore number, "Lovin', Touchin , Squeexin ' sounded like a disturbed train, with long whinea and ghnda, but much approdated by thè audience.
Smith, on thè other hand, per- formed an impressi ve drum
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Once again, some aonga were inaudible becauae thè sound System was cranked so high.
The problema with any highly powered rock act, especially at MSA, ia thè sound. Perhapa thè banda should remember that they don’t have to play so loudly aa to trip off thè Richtor Scale.
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blem for thè opening act. The Greg Kihn Band Although thè band’s reperto ire waa more vaned than moel openers. even per for mi ng a nice rock version of "Higher and Higher, thè only song thè audience readily acknowledged waa laat year s hit, "The Break-Up Song (W'hen thè liatener cannot underatand thè loud, nnging words, he will reapond to. thoae good ol . recognixable-no- ma tter w ha t-one-doea- to- them, top-40 hita every lime!)
But thè reai troopers were thè fana. So often overlooked.
thè crowd ia thè agent which really makea or breaka thè show. Laat Wednesday night, they ate it all up. reliahing everything Journey churned out
Why not? It had been a long wait and they had been
satisfied.
So, "Who’s Cryin’ Now?"
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Stage & Screen
Brown County Playhouse presents comedy, drama
Three comedies and a mystery drama will take thè stage at Brown County Playhouse this summer. thè Indiana University departmeni of thealer and drama has announced.
"The Happy Time" by Samuel Taylor, "George Washington Slept Here" by Kaufman and Hart, "The
Pession of Dracula" and Neil Simon's " I Ought lo Be in Picturea" are acheduled for thè summer theater s 34th season
"The Happy Time" ia a 1950 Broedway hit about a fun- loving and unpredictable Franch Canachen family. Baaed on a novel by Robert Fontaine.
"The Happy Time" ia set in thè early I920s in Ottawa. Per
formance da tee are June 10-13.
16*20, 23*27 and July 4.
"George Washington Slept Here" ia thè originai version of television e "Green Aerea" It explorea thè inala and tributa- tiona of a dty couple aettling in thè country. The play will be performed July 6*11, 14*16, 21*26 and Aug. 1.
"The Pession of Dracula" ia a popular talling of thè story of
thè king of thè night. li will be performed Aug. 5*6, 11*16,
16*22 and 26*28
Neil Simon’s Broedway hit,
"1 Ought io Be in Picturea"
will dose thè Brown County season with parformancee Sept 24. 26. Oct. 1, 2. 8. 9. 15. 16. 22 and 23. It la thè story of thè reunion of a young girl and har long loet father
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County Playhouse productions will go on sale la ter this week The cost ia 16 for adulta and 13 for persona 14 and under
The theater la offering a aavings of 66 to thoee who pure ha se a coupon hook which fsature* sia admiaeiona for 630
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Foreign social workers tour Mile Square area
The dty of Indianapolis waa on display two weeks ago as 12 foreign soda) workers partid*
pating in thè Council of International Program» (CIP) cultura] exchange program embarked on a historìcal- cultural tour of thè dty.
The walking tour, which took place May 10, took thè group to most of thè historìcal site»
in thè downtown area.
Beginning at thè City Market, thè group visited Market Square Arena.
Margaret Robbins. one of tour guide», deaeri bed thè arena, thè shopa inside, and thè kinds of sporta and sventa held there.
The foreign sodai workers were also given a bnef descrìp-
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comprìsing thè Mile Square and faets on how thè dty was laid out by thè founding dty planners.
At Lockerbie Square, thè group was brìefed on old and newly reoovated homee and their historìcal value to thè dty, induding thè home of James Whitcomb Riley.
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The viaiting sodai workers are scheduled to be in
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