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IUPUI News

Participation m inimal in S L A open m eeting

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by Chris Carter

Oct. M at the Blake Street Library

External degree may M g high scheei dropouts

If v e t * peel that we're aa the riled at aa i [<d tl*<

collefe again using Indiana Uni varsity a External Degree Program The program, which a not geared to any specific university, make* it pea Bible for students to ear* s degree at Four degree* are offered Aaeociate of General Studies. Associate of Gen era I Studies with a concentration in Labor Studies Bachelor of (General Studies and Bachelor of General Studies with a concentration in Labor

• of student Id*

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ambers Gerald C.

isf student services Kan Berkley duwcler of university re­

lations Margo Lyon from Engineer ing and Technology Pat Hall, sous Lent to Dean Preuaa. Den Curt*, stu deni representative and Dan Wolf as senate dees of Liberal Aria 4

classes witJun each

PSSC elects Dr. Richards as vice president

Credit can be allowed for oo thwjob training courses provided by the armed services, businaas. or in­

dustry. for college credit* earned long ago at different institutions. and by examination through gutdsd in struction

Credit* may abo be earned through

la an annual meeting in Washington last week, the Public Service Satellite Consortium PSSC elected Dr Jane G Richards, executive (brertor of the iMhana Higher Education Telecom mumcation System (IH E TS ), aa vies president

PSSC is a group of 84 governmental

PSSC hoard of dimeters for the pnai

and radio courses, or from materials recorded on any I U campus or any other accredited college or university in the state

Counseling and financial assistance are available Inquiries should be directed to External Degree Pro grams. U S E » h S t , Indianapolis

gamiaUons Its goal is to aocourage effective and economical use of com mumcatm satellite technology la public service The consortium also operates a satellite earth station in Denver and provides consultation for satellite experiments

Dr Richards, a former profeesor of i at

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la the ceerve *f getllag inter mation for a story we’re invert gating, we had cause to call the Indianapolis Department of Met ropohtan Development

After introducing ourselves ss the IUP UI Sagaemre one of the department's secretaries said,

"The what’ "

We repeated ourselves, sayuig the Sag a store was the IUP UI

Whal two grades lee *f the School of Nursing, now surgory nurses at Methodist Hospital were seen trick or treating early at a northside drinking establish

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TU P U -w h a r"

We run into this problem daily Many people in the Indianapolis community are unfamiliar with IUP UI and are even unaware of its existence But the Depart ment of Metropolitan Develop­

ment ’ Come go, guys You can do better than that!

K r a r a b r oar w ssladae story of two months ago* Well, we heard from one of our usually reliable sources that it’s going to appear as a cover story in My Weekly Reader ( Hope they spell archae ology rig h t) Maybe there's a moral here. . .

tached to her gown, thus Ball Gown.' and her partner in theatrics was dressed ta a pm striped suit (safety pins serving as the pin stripes)

When asked about the name change the person in the ball gown said she could not relate to Purdue The person in the pin striped suit said she didn't know but liked I U I

Never let It be said the Sagamere staff doesn't take its

fever PhoU A Queen Anne sofa dominates one of the many ex

and Eli Lilly recuperated (Photoby Don Gorman)

October M, 1*77 S i f i B t r t I

Goa/ improved education

Teacher Corps community centered

Better education for the young of fenders is the goal of a proposal which has been developed by the Indians Univensty Teacher Corps and the Indiana Department of Corrections The proposal advocates state certifi cation of teacher training programs for teachers in settings such as cor rational institutions or alternative programs If approved, the certifica tion will be the first of its kind in the nation

According to Teacher Corpa. which is a Federally-funded program in the I U School of Education in Indiana polls, a major purpose of education is to help the young develop into re­

sponsible citizens They pay serious

Nursing student deadline for graduation filing Dec. 1

All nursing students expecting to graduate at the end of either the first or second semester of this school year must fill out a degree application for certification, according to Dr Burdellis Carter, assistant dean of student services at the School of Nursing

Recorders for the basic baccalaureate, KNBS and grathiate programs are located in Room 142.

Nursing Bldg Seniors intending to graduate in May must file by Dec

1

Those graduating in December should have filed by Sept

1

Persons who missed the September deadline should file immediately, Carter said Information concerning graduation may be obtained in Room 101, Nursing Bldg______________________________

attention to a survey by the National Institute of Mental Health of U . M in mates which indicated that» par cent of the inmates were school dropouts and SB to S per cent were functional

program directed primarily toward

Dr Arthur Bnil, director of the Teacher Ctarpa Program, contends

“The young offender has not been reached by the regular process of edu cation, therefore, education has not achieved one of its major purposes "

Results of a IfTi survey by Anne Patterson, director of the Office of Teacher Education and Certification, show that no stales have specific certification requirements for cor­

rectional institution taachers Because of the lack of correctional training programs, the Teacher Carps proposal stales ' education dis criminates against teachers in cor rational settings. and more importantly, the students who are taught ui these settings “

Education in correctional institu­

tions occurs on many levels, from teaching the basics of reading and writing to programs in vocational training, or to programs which allow inmates to complete a college edu cation

According to Fred Kakas, an in­

structor in the Teacher Corpa Pro­

gram, the use of education and voca tionai training as a correctional re­

habilitative device is increasing Therefore, the need for specially . trained teachers is increasing

In reaporae to the needs assessment made at the Indiana Girls' School, Indiana University has designed a

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Council was formed in May to study proposals and innovations in aduca lion such as thu one

If this proposal has a bias/' says Hakes “it will be corrected by the Teacher Education Advisory Council before the Teacher Training and Licensing Commission and the state superintendent of public instruction are aaksd to approve It ’

If all goes well, the I U School of Education then can set up a proposed curriculum which also must be ap­

proved by the Tsecher Training and Licensing Commission and the Indiana Commission of Higher Edu cation

“The entire process is expected to take another year,' says Hakes, who.

along with Brill and Dr Im n g Levy, drafted the proposal baaed on findings at Indiana Girls School and ideas that have surfaced from their work with the Indiana Youth Advocacy Pro­

gram

If the new teaching certification is approved in Indiana the tentative re­

quirements will include Courses re­

lated to corrections (such as Juvenile Justice System and Crime and Delinquency), classroom manage meat related special education i such as teaching the emotionally dis turbed>. counseling and guidance and student teaching or practicum in a correctional setting

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Announcements were mode end invitatione were issued fer sny and ell stir dents to participate in the open meeting ef ths Student life Committee Monday

One student stteodsd the meeting el the committee which is assigned the re­

sponsibility af helping to decide the future of student hie progress at IUPU1 What are student hie programs?

For a start. Circle City Circuit, the free fUm series, intramural athletics, the Saga mere and the student government Just to name a few With as much parti dpetioo as witnessed by the committee, it would net be loo surprising to have ah student activities programs cancelled for lack of interest

Yet we know there is interest in student activity programs but we cannot figure out why there were not more students there Many students complain about the university takii* action on somethin which affects them and they supposedly do not know anything about it An example of student non participation can be drawn from the Student Fee Committee meetings of last year When the com mittee held open meetings students were kteraUy rounded up from the hslk so the committee could hear student opinions And people complain about not hav ingaaay?

However students feel, think or believe coocenm* student life, the forum is available for them to give their opinions Make use of it. folks, or eventually the decisions will be made for you here at the university, the country, and quite poo

sibly the world -J E M S

Parking predicaments

Recently, half of the red lot acmes Michigan Street from the Blake Street Li­

brary was turned into s green lot Shortly thereafter, a free lot across from it was roped off. with instructions for police to tow any cars that continued to park there

The red lot became green to expand the parting facilities for University Hospital The free lot was closed because Physical Plant was having s hard time getting to materials it had stored there Humph

It seems that as soon as students discover s kit that's dose to campus or docen t require e sticker, the university either limits parking or stops it altogether-a frustrating if not maddening situation

Croon administration, give us poor red-stickered folk a break At the rate things are going. we'U soon need those shuttle buaca just to get to the parking lots

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/ Q Q o m o r e

The Sagamore is published by students of Indiana University Purdue University at Indianapolis Views expressed are those of the editorial staff or of the individual whose name appears in the byline Those views do not necessarily

reflect those of the student body, administration or faculty of IUPU1 The Sagamore is a bi-weekly (weekly during the summer) newsmagazine published at ISS W Michigan, Indianapolis.

Editor b^Ckief m Jo Ellen Mevert Sharp

Managing Editor Mark Finch Assignments Editor

Chris Carter Advertising Manager

Don Curtis Paul A Ragan. Asst

Bnsiness Manager Roy Yates Robert Maybnum. Credit

Entertainment M William Lutholti, Ed

Kevin C Endsley Christine Kopttzke

Office Staff Deborah L McDaniel. Mgr

Tina Fulmer Jackie Kqrbiy Pamela Maxwell

Catherine Layman Joe Collier Ramona Heath

Sports J Aikin.Ed

Am Miller SUtt Writers Mike Gallaway Charles Grigsby MaryHirsch Mason R Norwood

Cootiikntors Jim Moy Lynne Peyton Marilyn Phillips

MichadRoot Gale Schreiber

"Lynn Taylor Andrew Valentine Jr

Ron Whitehurst J N Williamson

Photographers Fred Tucker, Ed

Clarence Brooks Donald Gorman Jerry Lacy Mark Ludlow Evalds Valalnis Protection Sharon Brown, Art

Joe Bray Dan Motto Gregory RuUn Susan Land, Type

Elsa Kramer Paul Kruse

Artists Tom McCain Gary Varvel (im ita tio n Tom Locke Calvin Brown

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Comment

Chairman questions

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out’ procedures

There exists a well defined administrative precedes whereby a student can 'la d out” of a course, apparently say credit course at lmhaaa University

The academic situation is not so well defined Whether there exists a policy specif y u « s department s reopen sibUlty to construct such a teat is not dear to me In prac tice, if student Y peyt fer IX per credit hour yen have to sign yes or no that he should receive Credit By for your course. Basket Weaving 1 As a flat pohey I think Hut lea via quite a bit to be desired

Certainly there are good reason for advance stawhng, skipping required courses, or rerogmxu* non classroom learning experiences and those should be handled on aa in­

dividual beau

Where do they At in the university degree programs, how ever’ If the sole objective is to learn s certain set of skills, then s standardised test may well eeUbliah whether thaw skills have been learned or not

In my opinion many courses are designed to impart more than s set of objectively-measurable skills (This Is a* a universally-accepted viewpoint )

Lab courses present s peculiar dilemma la principle it may be possible to test whether a student has independently acquired the skills sod experience which s lab course is de­

signed to impart, but it u in practice impossible to as­

certain this with a short test It s difficult enough to assess a student s lab ability even over a period as long as a lem ester

majors contain mere emphasis on reasoning, thinking and

mehtiitton than sa a straight calculation and. therefore dual Mud themselves to a skill-oriented toot

la short, peonage tost* (toftotlsty pot the tame as taking the course, especially a lab course Finally, it does not take essay students requiring special tests to overload depart meats with already heavy teachiag loads

Please nets that 1 am set rscemmemhng that i tudm ta he made to take courses to my department I t « very approp rtote that s given deportment decide which service courses its majors should or should not be reqwred to take My point Is simply that whoever decides s student should take s required course should be tho one to decide that he doesn't he veto take U

It b r a t e thet the some system that aays, Yen decide,- on tooting out oomotunoo lays, “You don't decide.' on toet tog to. I refer specifically to dsnsMos made ea a etudmt '•

record when he la admitted to Kndiaaa University Recently said that exams taken elsewhere by a student were equiva teat to twe Purdue physics courses Some p e rm to I U Bloomington Adnuastone said three exams were net equiva tent and that was the and af that This teems to be another Catch B

One aahjtion might be that the person in Bloomington who feoto qualified to ovemito my judgment ea course equiva fonts in physics might simply be amignod my duty to sign Credit By Exam slips

Forrest Meters. Chairman, Department of Physics Reprinted with pormfoo ion from tho School of Scionce Ceemiaeiqne

Letters

Bogar explains position of SLA search comm.

To the Editor

Your readers may be interested in some of the background concerning the appointment of a studnt re­

presentative to the Search and Screen Committee, Dean. School of Liberal Arts The selection of the student is primarily the responsibility of the Stu dent Association, the only quail fcatton is that the student be s major in the School of Liberal Arts 1 told President Komakech of this quail Acation after the first student who came to talk to me about the position happened to be s major in the School of Engineering and Technology

Mr John Emfoy was than sent, I bn ifove, by the Student Association to talk to me about the position and after discussing the position and Mr Emfoy's background it was my under standing he was in the process of transferring to the School of Educe Hon I told Mr Emfoy that the Com mittee was tolerated in someone who would have s continuing interest m the School of Liberal Arts and there fore the Studeot Association should pick someone else 1 apologise to Mr Emfoy If he felt there was any ban tihty directed toward him by me I understand Mr Emfoy m an excellent studeot and interested to the adminis

tration of the university In (net. I served with Mr Emfoy oa the Student Life Committee fort spring The com mittee fools, however, that the solar tton of a Dean obviously is important to the future of the school sod that all the comnuttoe members should have a vital interest to that future

President Komakech indicated to me that the Student Aaaociation has several fine candidates for the pom Uon Hopefully, the student seat on the committee wtO be Ailed shortly

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Meditations

God & Humanity atIUPUl

by Daa Matts

it call me that. I really prefer metapherv Van k m . king rd."

"Okay , which do you prefer most ^

That's the prehlrm Far yaar Uase. most of the as are aaachreeislk Ktagt are meetly gam or are weak. Lards, loo Shepherds ride aiatarcycles, far heaves sake! ‘Father' was always gaad hot I ssderslaad that's can deal sod as sesist la some circles aad I ready cant affard a M CT image I have la stay shave limits Uses Na. amse af the aid aaea wark “

“Gosh, that's too bad I’m sorry'”

Hamph Sarry That's oae af year prahlems Daaiel. yaa deal ase yaar ima giaatiaa I gave yaa a hit af the pact; cas t yaa came ap with aaythiag fresh.

1 I mesa. I kaaw yaa're aat smart eaaagh U came ap with rhyme aad ke Da ate or Mdtaa saw there were parts aat correal Ihaagh Sa yoa'II have U da A metaphor Daaiel?”

“ Well, there's preCident ”

“Oh my heaveas! Trite. Daaiel Aad wraag' It’ll take at least a ceatary past

“ I was thinking of Ryan ''

'Ryaa? Oh yaa. Ryaa Na. las remote Isa t there aaythiag closer? "

Well atIU P U l . . "

O OEEPOOEE. heh. heh. lave It!"

“ At IUPUI. we have a vice president The students don’t aae very much of him, in fact, moat of them wouldn’t recognise him if they saw turn That s appro priate, isn’t it* Besides. I know him. he’s a good fellow

“ Vice president? Vice president? Na. thal daeaat saoad right (sigh) Aaythiag elm?”

“Wall there used to be an executive vice chancellor but his yob title was changed There wasn’t even a chancellor "

(Sigh, sigh)'

“ Y m ? “ T a * me Gad

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Chem lecture Oct. 21

Prof John E KnJfp deport ment of chem istff^nam i Uni­

versity (Ohio), will discum

“Crystal Structure Information from Infrared Spectroscopic Data. Friday. Oct M in Room S I . Krannert Building at nood

The seminar is open to the pub lie and is free

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A new hotel?

The ideal house?

No, but welcome to the Med Center’s Krannert Pavilion

by Jim Mey

As I drove up to the Medical Center and parked my car, I realised that I knew very Uttie about Krannert Pavilion, that strange and mysterious sixth floor of University Hospital

I walked around to the west aide of the hospital where the private en­

trance to Krannert pavilion is located Enteru* the door I im mediately felt an awkward sense of insecurity. a fading similar to flndii*

out from your best friend that your fly is down m the middle of a party

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my senses I walked up to the reception desk and asked a few bncf questions of the receptionist She was a pleasant middle aged woman who seemed very efficient in her duties She informed me of the back ground of Krannert and mentioned a few celebrities who have stayed on the somewhat exclusive sixth floor Among the list were such characters as Julie Nixon Eisenhower. Eli Lilly, and such locally wetl4nown figures as Jim Garrard and Governor Otis

I glanced around the reception roomand was rather awed by the brightly lit with modern gaidceUiqg lights, tte floor covered by s beeutiful

orange velvet, and the numerous plants added a fresh dean dimension to the spacious room The receptiantot directed me to the private elevator and I was on my way to see for myself this rather elite place of heeling

The elevator bell rang and the doors opened to reveal larger-than-life por trails of the cofounders §t Krannert Pavilion. Elinor Decker Krannert and Herman Charles Krannert The rich pole blue carpet and silver wa lips per in the hall took away any reservations I had about Krannert belt* Just a*

other hospital floor

Making my way to the nurses sta­

tion. I was smaxed to learn that the doctor and nursing staff were the same as those in the rest of the boa pMal I was also informed that anyone with enough money could stay at Krannert Pavilion

Here is a description of what I law strolling thrash the haUs of Krannert Twenty-five privates rooms and four suites, each color co­

ordinated in either a French Provin­

cial or Early American motif The beds were obviously regulation hos­

pital nedi but with beautiful solid wood bead and footboards, looking ratter odd but attractive The fully carpeted rooms are neatly contrasted in color-cemdhwted bedspreads and drapes AMs. each boasted old foob^

ioned deeming partitions and were softly lit with attractive antique

The scene was like something out of seemed equivalent to any room found polls The suites wore even more ex­

travagant with plush sitting rooms fit to entertain anyone on any occasion

The expense of tteee rooms and suites is surprisingly Mas extravagant tional semi-private room on one of the

r floors costs $106 por p

business during ImpitaUxation gate fully.

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trudged on to Mara about the moat interesting part of Kranoert.

the food service facilities

Having b e n la a few Impitato my

•elf.

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ted experienced some of the so- called dietary delights slung out by many hospital kitchens Delectable entrees such as tuns te ip v and mushy v gstsbtos Dry, paper ^hin roast boot can always be found hiding on hospital menus

As I entered the dietitian's office I was smugly confidant the meals st Krannert wars Ms Achilles Heel A

(arts about the feed smvtce at Kraa- Ftoat a survey of the stp— ii

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- lookiag menu m ealed such tantahs tog taste tree Is as shrimp cocktail

with apodal Krannert Sauce, thick Juicy beef tendarloin steaks, and for dmaart, • law French concoctions with names that this poor Chineee kid could not bogin la prenmnes. I was givon a tour of the dining room and was utterly speechless st what I saw

The room was finely carpeted and the tables wore majmticalty (hoped with boon tablecloths. and meticuloialy sot with excellent chins, silver and crystal Tim rich walkover ings and tastefully done floral or rangoments each addad to the pleasant dining atmosphere The final touch came whan the (tetian non­

chalantly mentioned that wins and

Oa my way bock to the elevator I was bluntly and cofcfy brought back to the realty of a bmpitsl by the sight of an g j j j f r gmftomsn being tra m (erred on a stretcher apparently on Ms way tosurgvy Halstead hte any otter grandfather would, except he had cancer I tten realised Urn bru­

tally ssrieus aide of Krannert, the pottants They were Jmt like the otter man and woomo In tte hospital being totally b a t p li u> tte determination M their dartiny Every man mist die someday and wtea tte time comes far this reporter la go, he to bee<hng straight to KranMrt because whet a way la gal

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On the whole, the fUm is entertain a potential claaatt bncauae te a lech of potteh and a few too many dtiutod scenes But it cor'd make s plaaaael evening out. especially if one n inter anted In fardai ptela, droll character!

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R edgrave a hit as Shakespeare person

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\ to capitalise on It A politician retire* from office end promptly aeti about recording hia memoir* and Greataat Hits for paa colly any pubhc figure con lay a bit away by simply putting together a modeat scrapbook of momorobtlia and paraonal notea

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steed only as a mem bar of a small

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The two-hour "catobn U on af features the to-year-oid Redgrave vtth a supporting cast of four in a quick tour of Shakespeare's plays and period toe p The result is a kind of

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“ Redgrave's Greeteat HiU “ A good crowd of studenU teachers, literature and theatre folk turned out to eee the one-night-only staging of the show at Ctowea Hall on the Butler eampasOct S3

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•ociation with the Bard goes back to Sir Michael's days as an actor director ef the Cambridge University theatre company in the early 1930s

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from Winter's Tate. Twelfth Night, Richard II. Mac Beth. Kiag Lear and others, Redgrave made no attempt to taka all parts but walled for those to

i ka am suited not I not Orlando but Proaparo

The scenes wore fairly pieces-Lord and Lady Mac Beth at the murder of Duncan, Richard II I return from Ireland. Lear's reunion with Cordelia-hut not so standard as sad Jeiiet balcony t

(tendency, the feeiii* being that they came more for words than music any emy

The idee of taking snippets from the play and s tr ti«ii« them all together aa a showcase for Redgrave ia a fine one. but the overall effect it similar to making an entire meal of hors d'oeuvres— not at all filling and only whetting the appetite for more

If nothing atea, the show probably

•eat the audience packing out to pull the old Fotoer paperbacks and G B Harrtoon Annotated Shakespeare off the shelf for another look Perhaps no small achievement after all!

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