D ow ntow n street projects threaten cam pus traffic flow

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Volum e 15, No. 16

I N D I A N A P O L I S

D ow ntow n street projects threaten cam pus traffic flow

By RICK CALLAHAN University Editor

N a t year, IUPU1 students will have more to worry about than finding a parking space in time lor clam. In (an, just getting in and out of the campus will become an at creasing dilemma.

Between March and November 1986. several road reconstruction projects planned in and around the uni verst ty will close the campus' northern, eastern and southern thoroughfares

The result: lUPUI's 23,000 commuting students, and faculty and staff, will spend a great deal of their time dodg

■ng construction and possibly cursing road workers.

The following projects are planned, or already underway:

* Now through October 1986,10th Street directly north of campus will be widened and resurfaced. Traffic snares in this important northern access route are already beginning

• March 1986 through November 1986, Agnes Street

increased operational and maintenance costs." said David Paul, director of University Housing.

Paul added that a portion of the operational cost will be put into a reserve from which funds lor future renovation or building improvements can be drawn.

Rents for campus housing will in­

crease about IV) per unit, according to figures from IU. Under the change, double rooms in Ball Rewdence will rise from $972 to 11.020.

Units in Park Lafayette, an off cam pus apartment complex, may see a slightly smaller increase Rents for two bedroom units there will increase 16.

IU Trustees plan dorm rent

By MARK j . GO FF Senior Staff W riter

Students who plan to live on campus next year may need to put a little more money aside for rent payments this Rents lor university-owned apart ments or dormitory units could see an increase of about five percent, effective this July.

At press time, the IU Board of Trustees, which met on campus Fri­

day. was expected to raise the rents for by the university both on and off cam­

pus. The increase of 4.9 percent will af feet both IUPUI and Bloomington

" T h e increase will be going to cover

Only Shorctand Towers, another off campus apartment complex on M en diaa Street, and th e G rad u ate Townhouscs, located on campus, will cost of adding a new

makes the increase necessary Each room in Ball Residence is furnished with a free phase, he said.

ammer. but trill be covering leases 'hicii begin in fall 1986, Paul said

The increase has been endorsed by se Halls of Residence Association m

Prof seeks donations for volcano victims

will be widened i

• April 1986 through August 1986, New York Street will be dosed east of West Street while a new bridge is in­

stalled and the old canal tone is excavated to make way lor planned housing and commercial projects New York Street

• During this same period. Ohio Street will be doted east of West Street as wed. to undergo sunikar reconstruction.

• June 1986 through November 1986, Michigan Street will also be dosed to allow lor the construction of a new bridge and excavation of the canal Michigan Street is the most-used west bound entrance to the campus.

As a result of these projects, Willard Hanshrw. director of Parking and Transportation Services at IUPUI, said last

l M CONSTRUCTION. Peg* S

By TR A C Y McQUEEN IUPUI Spanish professor Luz Galanie and the "Friends of A m ero,"

a local relief group formed to aid the Colombian village of Amero. which was devastated recently by a volcanic eruption, need the hdp of students and faculty.

Galante is asking f a donations of w a lk e rs, c r u tc h e s , c a n e s and wheelchairs f a the approximately 1J 0 0 amputees m Amero. all victims of the volcanic eruption and subse­

quent mudslide that struck the village in raid November

She is also asking f a contributions to purchase medication to combat gangrene and other ailments that are now plaguing the survivors.

On Nov. 23 Galante flew to Bogota.

Colombia, around V) miles southwest

Amero. bringing with her 300 pounds of medication and medical sup­

plies f a the victims. Another shipment was sent Friday, she said.

While in Colombia. Galante said she met a 10 year-old boy named Oscar who had lost his leg in the disaster

“ He will need • w heck hair, and I

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Wish Foundation to hold Santo’s Workshop

T V Children's Wuh Foundation ii accepting donations for their S w ta'i Workshop to be held thi* Saturday a d Sunday. T V workshop wUl inchtde . viait Irom S a t . Claus a d a varkty of

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Riley Hospital wants to talk to car crash survivors

The Automotive Safety ior C hidrm Program « M ty Hoapkal wsnts to mterview p tr w u whom dtildren V e t b a n m e d horn fajurj in am nobO e

they were using r a t beks or safety te m T V Imcrviaws will be videotaped and u«ed far educe

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tendon. " I didn't am a y probkme with the light*. b the wak light k a bit abort." k e aaid.

T V d a a waa admitted to the hcapiui following the i

the Ai at 264-2977.

D e a n B o a z feeling g o o d ; re c o ve rin g in III Hospital

Prograae k condnuini for Patricia Baez. Dean of mu d a t Aflair* at IUPUI, who wet atntck by a car a w ed

B o o k s to re s bu yin g b a ck stu d e n ts’ u s e d textb ooks

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Boar waa atrwcfc by a car driven by a IUPUI uodem while croaaini north at the touthwe* corner at Agnes in Umverkty police record*.

^Obstructive iurfcry at In­

diana Univenity Hoapkal on ■ tibia that was crushed in the accident, and k currently undergoing phyucal therapy. Boar expects to be reieaaed irom thk hoapital thi*

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S tu d e n t A s s e m b ly halts typ ew rite r privileges

T V Student Assembly has temporarily suspended fur ther use oi the typewriters in Room 001D oi Cavanaugh Hall until the currant investigation into act* oi vandalism

‘Tbs a tough old lady. I can gat around," the said, ex piammg that the haa been walk

aid of a waiter.

In addition, alternatives for more space in which to type are being considered.

Student* in need of t typewriter may find one typewriter available on a first-come fun served bask at the Student Activities Office in Room 002 of the library.

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r a y , r a y food to me And nobody'i m art surprised about it than I.

By bow 1 had thought I'd have at

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structor! at IUPUI, I've bad dinner of llbnois. I

ccllence in Education; and £ven a reading of my own work at the In- dianapolis Museum of Art. I maintain that all these opportunities would not

IUPUI, endured it until

An article in a September 196)

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"T he New York Street bridge has a IS ton limit and Ohio is going to need one very soon," he added.

Rumchlag said the cost of the predicted five month closure of the three bridges is estimated from S6SO.OOO to *000,000. not including the canal excavation and final resurfac ing of the affected street* He noted, though, that the bridge projects will

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" W e're trying too hard," Lovell continued. " A nd if we don't play more relaxed, the pressure seems to compound itself."

" I t's like the worse it (the pressure) gets, the harder we try. And the harder we try, the worse it gets "

D on't look for Coach Lovell's trig­

ger finger to reach for a panic button.

Last year's team slipped out to an 8-14 Kart before ripping off 12 Kraight wins to cop the District 21 championship And this season only 16 points mark the difference from being CM and 4-0.

Today IUPUI motors to GrecncaKle, Ind. to meet DePauw University. From there the Metros head north to meet the Mastadons of IUPU Fort Wayne on Thursday.

After winning the Manchester Basketball Tournament three weeks ago with a double overtime victory and a tripleovertime win. DePauw nearly knocked off Butler in the Bulldogs' season opener Nov. 26. In an interview in the Indianapolis News. Butler Coach Joe Sexton said of the Tigers, "They outhus!led us and outm usded us."

No lest than ten lettermen returned to the Tiger den this season who have not lost at home m 36 straight games.

They are led by guard Phil Wendel.

who it DePauw's all-time leader in scoring pastes.

It's a rebuilding year for Coach Tim Russell's lUPU-Fort Wayne unit. The Mattadons lost a lot of scoring punch and rebounding via graduation and ^ pear to be lacking in experience with several new faces on their rotter.

V-ball team won some, lost some

By M AUREEN BOW EN d m l M M matrix* to St Edward*, with Mrincr. tlx Metro* w * aiao

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ion The Metro* did finish third in their yew The team, however, will return

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better .. round robin pool; bet only the top two ail it* lutterainriudmg ARDmrict Jam The Lady Metro*. competing in team* advanced Dealt, Shelly Farrar and Sharon their firs* national tournament

m.

The volleyball team di

Milwaukee, Wi*., broke even wtth a moat succesahil season in i

2-2 record in what Coach Tim Brown with a record of 32-1). More unpor "should he a* stro n g as laat yew termed " • very even tournament.*' tantly, the Metro* won their first because

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a strxwj nudeus oi ex Although the Metro* did have vie Dixrict and Bi-District rium panshtp* pcrienccd upperduamcn and. hopeful lories over Eastern Naiaresw, MA According to sensor Lori Hriner, the ly, a strong recruiting cks* tim ing 13-7, IV ) and the third seed and even highlights o< the season were " a sue in ."

tual champion, St. M ary's, Calif., 13-9, cesaful trip to CaMornia. beating With a aofid oudeua of leturnmg uw 13-3. IUPUI needed one more victory Franklin in the District final, and com |-rrrlm*mtn ___ 1 experience, the Lady to riinch a spot in the final eight-double peting in the national tournament. " Matron look to be strong cwxhdates lor elimination tournament. Building the

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Then, the proverbial bottom seemed team probably began with the team's to (all out oi the boat. The Metro* lost arrival back to Indianapolis Along

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IUPUI* Lady Metro bmkctball AU the Metros got into the act. K d bke s solid gold hit until

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j Fitzgerald, faiuor, led the way with Tech came to town, rendermg 16 posnu o elM O while Glenns e (h is a 77-65 setback Noe. 3ft Massey added 12 atom with da sadaa The Metros entered the hay at VO sod seven steals. Lethe Martinet. Judy of a record b r o k e * DeVoogel, and Debbie Farrefl each 117-33 victory over III Southeast h a towed 11 on a combined effort

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