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by D u i Dingherty
Patrona of thè Hideway Ca fi
lm a in University Library will enjoy mora lima juat food during their lunchtime Mondai Muaic and hiatory will combine aa Edward Pessen. diatin- guiahed professor of hiatory at Baruch College (City University of New York), presenta thè muaical "disserta tion" "Chatter and Pattar from Tin Pan Alley."
According lo thè aprìng 1981 iaaue of Convergine* (thè IUPU1 bulletin for thè Center of American Studiea). Pessen, a longtime devotee of "Alley"
loro, will aing and play piano at 12:30p.m. Aprii 20. A makeahift stage will be aet up for thia unuaual proaentation.
Beaidea hi a musical perfor
mance, Peaaen, an International authority on American democra- cy, will conduci a symposium and a public lecture that day.
The symposium from 2 to 4:30 p m. in University Library, Room 318 will focue on “ How Democratic Waa Jackaonian Democracy?'1
Among thooe leading thè dia- ruasion will be: Christoph K.
Lohmann, director of thè Ameri
can Studiea Program at IU- Bloomington, Irene D. Neu, pro
fessor of hiatory at IU-Bloora ington; Sue K. Hammeramith, asaiatant professor of sodology atlU P U I; and Patrick J McGeever, associate professor of politicai acience at IUPUI.
The evening lecture, which will concern thè asme Lopic. will be at 8:15 p.m. in Lecture Hall 101.
The following morning thè symposium will continue at Con- ner Fraine Farm, noted Nobles- vilk» museum which attempta to re-create life in Indiana during thè Jackaonian peri od Storting at 9:30 a.m., thè diacusaiona will center on what daily life waa like in that era
w t w r n i i i H m
Anyone interested in attsnd- ing aither or both of ths sympo
sium ensainnn shoukl <*•!! thè Center of American Studiea at 284-3759. The evening lecture is open to thè public.
Pessen. wbo received bis un
der gradua te and graduate de
g r a s from Columbia Univer aity, litui written several highly
■cclaimed worka on thè Jackson ian age. Among thooe ara:
"Jackaonian America: Society, Personality and politica":
"Moet Uncommon Jackson»
ana"; and "Riches, Class, and Power before thè Civil War
He haa also written in such publications ss thè Ratificai Science Quarteriy, Journal of American Hi»tory, Enrxclape- dia Britannica, and The New
York Time». Pessen alao wrote thè lead artide in thè Journal of thè Early Repubtic, edited by Ralph D. Cray, professor of hit- tory atlU P U I.
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University Theatre
On Aprii 17 and 18 at 8 p.m. ths IUPUI University Theatre wiD prason t two one-act playa - Iarasi HoroviU "The Indiati Wanta ths Bronx" and James McOura'a "Lons S u r" - at tha Marott Building Theatre. 902 N Msridian Street
Ticket# ars 12 for generai admiaaion and $1 far studente Both showa arili run sach night. They ara adult dramaa and ara not rsoommendsd lor t hildran
"Indian" wiflhsdirsctsd by
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Going Out of Business
Ths Lost and Found asrvics at Cavanaugb Hall must go out of buainesa. All Lost and Found Rame not pickad up by Aprii 20 will be sold (aa ia) in ths Fisa Market Aprii 21. Procaeds will be donated to some worthy studsot project The department at presene bea mora than 30 taxi booèu, 60 artides of ciothin^*,
□ve umbrsllaa, and several valuabk itama. In ths futura, ifit itsma ahould be turned in to Houaakseping or to ths Studsot Aaaembly in ths basemeot of Cavanaugh. or, ksya and other valuablsa to thè University Polke.
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E506 Curriculum in Early Childhood Education (8 ereditai will bs offered Summsr I which bsgina May 13 and soda June 24. Thia ia ths firat in a aerine of couraes fai ths m esterà program. For addiUonal Information contact Jacquetins Blackwell 284-8296.
Easter
An ecu manicai, intercoUegiata. Sunrise Service, sponsor ed by thè Campus mi ni strie» at Butler and IUPUI, wiu bs hekl at 7 a.m on Eaater Sunday Aprii 19. A tight breakfast is
provided for all wbo attend in tha Garden Houae following tha aervice. For mora Information cali 284-2686.
Jesus
A alide presenta tion will bs given Aprii 15, a t 8 p.m. in thè conferance Room of ths Union Buildimg. The show will rsinact thè placsa Jesus walksd in Jaruaalsm from Palm Sunday to Eaater. Jim Stender thè Lutharan Campua Ministar ia tne presentor.
Foodservice
The Campua Food Service and food consultante from
"Laventimi and Horwath" will conduci open diacusaiona Aprii 21.1981 at 12:16 p.m. and 5:15 p.m. in thè School of Nuraing and Aprii 22.1981 at 12:20 in Rm 101 and 3:45-6:30 p.m. in Rm. 102 of Lecture HalL Feedback from thase diacusaiona will help determine immediate and future food aervice on campua.
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Observadons
Student housing questioned
When is an old building habitable?
Recent improvements to IUPUI’s Ball Residence have raised questione
concerning thè structure’s safety and cleanliness.
As a student residence, Ball seems little different from other student housing unite at other univergities.
While thè hall subscribes to a year-round pest control program, mouse droppings and dead roaches can stili be found in many of thè kitchenettes. Although provision is made for thè painting of rooms, posters and pictures frequently
disguise fallen plaster.
Records show that no fires have occurredln Ball Residence in many years. Nevertheless, séveral fire safety improvements have been made in recent
monfchs, including thè installation of a new alarm System.
As of spring recess, thè System had not yet been connected with thè campus operator, n e c e y ^ tin g a trip by Ball's hostess or g u a rd o thè location of thè alarm for verification. The hostess, however, believed that thè alarm System had been wired to thè campus operator for some time prior to spring recess. A potential hazard—even though exits from thè hall arg stili clearly marked and fire extinguishers stili checked regularly.
Perhaps thè hahitability of Bàli Residence could be guaranteed by thè improvement of Communications between thè university and its housing personnel, and between those personnel
* and Ball's tenants.
To thè editor:
I am writing in responsi to an article in "ObservaLions" for thè Aprii 8, 1981 issue of thè Sagdmore , in which it is alleged that thè Trustees approviti a two year journalism program on Ibis campus. /
The article is incorrect on two counts. The trustees did not approvo any journalism ‘•Pro
gram." Whut they did was to approve thè Indiana University School of Journalism as a system-wide school. As a consequence of thè Trustee action, thè School of Journalism
has enteriti into an
understanding with tfie IUPUI
administration according to which thè School wiil offer a four year journalism baccalaureate degree on this campus, subject
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jth seldom catches up with erroneous Information
Very truly yours, Edward C. Moore, Executive Dean
Mayor s a y s *
To thè editor:
Recently, Mayor Hudnut re ceived a letter signed by a dozen IUPUI students commending him for his stand on thè possible infiltration of Indianapolis Pub
lic Safety forces by extremist organizations.
While it is not possible to thank those who signed thè letter, I would like to take this opportunity, on behalf of Mayor
Hudnut, to personally thank those students for their support of thè Mayor’s posi tion As thè Mayor has stated already.
should there be sufficient evidence to warrant a dismissal.
we are prdpared to fight on any ensuing court case- ali thè way to thè. U.S. Supreme Court, if needbe.
Sincerely toits. Thomas J. Henry, Executive Assistant
Saga m ore
Voi. 10 No. 29 « I
Aprii 15,1981 fAe IUPUI newsmagazme Michael W. Malrlng
Editor in chief Tlmolhy L. Barnetl Managing Editor WllliarnWIdlna ^ Advernsing
Dlapie Adams Business Manager Doug Hvidston
Co-Production Manager Beth Koch
Co-Production Manager Distribution „
Terry Mays
Reporters Ann Miller, Jlm Beavor, Dana Daugherty, JoAnn Shanks, Pat Wabb, Chris Brown, Julia Burka, Matt Shrum, George Hayas Photographers Dennls Tilford, Edmore Chimutsa
Production Dana Bagwell, Jlm DeNoon, Pam Dinkins, Susan Vanca, J.J. Freeman, Phyllls
Romero I
Sales Anita Pope, Phyllls Jones, Janet Wsterman Cartoonist Tom McCain
The Sagamore is a weekly newsmagazine, published by students of Indiana University-Purdue University at
Indianapolis. Views expressed are those of thè editorial staff or of thè individuai whose name appears in thè byline. The editor in chief is thè final authority on Sagamore content and cannot becensored.
The Sagamore operates as an auxiliary enterprise of IU PUI but is financed entirely thnough advertising revenue.
Copyright © 1981 Sagamore. All rights reserved.
. Cover photo by Dennis Tilford.
Aprii 15, 1981
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Ed psych class converges on Bradford Woods
by JoAnn Shanks
Members of Dr Nelson Goud's P253 Educational Psy chology for Secondary Teachers class emerged from Bradford Woods on Thursday. Aprii 9th wìth tired bodies but stimuiated minds. During a stay in thè woods of approximately four hours, thè eighteen partidpants leamed about trust, leadership, and co-opsration as they exer*
cixed their bodies on an obstacle courae wbioh is closely related to those of thè Outward Bound Program.
Warm-up for thè day’s adivi*
ties began at 9:30 a.m. with some qukk "getaquaintai" ex*
erdxes which induded a "trust fall." A "trust-fall" occurs when one person stenda about two feet away from his partner and then falla backward into his arma without breaking thè fall.
This. of course, meant that thè student falling had to trust his partner.
Trust played a major role in each part of thè day's activitiea, and after a one-third mile jog straight uphill. Dr. Goud's stu
dente explored trust skills fur- therby takinga "tru st walk."
On a trust walk a "leader ' guidea a "follower , whohaahia eyea doaed. through thè woods Neithar leader’ nor "follower", bowever, are allowed to speak.
As a result, both part nera must develop new styles of communi cation, and thè ‘follower” must learn to trust thè student
"leader” impliciti y
After thè trust walk studente confrontai a noi ber challenge in thè form of thè ominous "meat grinder," a wooden obstacle about 4 feet off thè ground and shaped like a plastic Chrìstmas ribbon spool. The task bere was
to get thè entire eighteen member group over thè spinning
"grinder” without touching ita sidee and within a ten minute time penod. Dr. Goud's group succeeded.
A thirteen foot wall was thè nasi probi* m of thè Educational Psycnology studente had to surmount. Here thè group scored success Before Dr Goud, uf mg a laddrr on ita back side, could reach thè top of thè wall his studente had their firat person on top. Within seventeen
minutes thè entire group was
Public TV launches ‘Parkdesign ’ 81 ’
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This was thè public's response lo"Parkdesign*81/ th efirstof three one hour television workshops aimed at involving Indiana residente with thè park commi ssi on in thè design
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This was thè firat time an entire state population had
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television.
"A broad range of ideas were c&lled in. The calls mainly reinforced what we already thought was correct, such as people wanting to get down on thè water in boa La and seafood
wharfs, said Goodman,
" People also stressed having slot of open park space, Many questiona and ideas were offered about thè Tivoli Gardena amusement park area and thè Washington Street issue, slthougn it wasn’t dirBctly sta ta i There was also strong opposition toward having any cara in thè park. People suggeet electric cara and boats to get around. '
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restauranta, buildings that resero ble old Indy, bridie paths, a campground-trillar park, emise and paddi* boats. s Frisbee golf course,
handicspped sthletic facili ti vs hydroplsne rscing, an Indiana Hall of Fame in thè park, thè making of McCormicks Rock into a stirine, outdoor
racquetball, s public ice skating rink, a Thea te r in-thè* Woods.
thè training of senior d tisana to be guide*, and vantage points along thè river.
According to Goodman, thè negt workshop, to be aired Aprii
over thè wall. Dr. Goud thao informsd thè studente that previoua groups had laken an nour to accomplish thè seme task
Finally, thè group went through a rape obeiack course which induded rape ladders and bridgee, a tire stringing couree, and s Tarxan-liks swing from s rape into a bugi crew net. With all of thè pbysical activitiea completai, thè group returned
to thè starting poént and enjoyed a picnic. A fitting end to s gmelling day.
22 at 8 p.m , will focus “ more spedfically on how thè canal will come into thè park kandscape Designerà wilJ develop thè theme tower and show how high it will be and how it will look Tivoli Gardena will take on
charme ter." and thè theme of thè Indianapolis Zoo will develop.
"This is thè fun stage,"
Goodman said. " We ve developed thè suggestiona into thraa-Jimensiona) ideai We bave models and sketchea of thè idees we re working with now. It should he vary interesting... an hour fiiled with detail"
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Campus Ministry Presents a discussion on: "Abortlon” t
Monday, Aprii 20th l-2p.m.
Blake Street Library, room 318
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G ray edits publication
by Dana Dangherty
Ralph D. Gray, professor of hiatory at IUPUI nas taken thè editor s pen to thè "Journal of thè Early Republic," thè officiai publication of thè Society of Historians for thè Early American Republic.
Accordine to thè Spring 1981 issue of Convergerne, an IUPUI bulletin for thè Center of American Studies, Gray, thè publication's first editor, said thè journal will "cover a broad scope of subjects dealing with this country between 1789 and 1850.”
The first issue, to be
distributcd this month, features articles by C. Edward Skeen of Memphis State University, George C. Berlin from Baltimore Hebrew College, and Edward Pes$en of Baruch Collegfe in New York.
Gray outlined thè format for thè quarterly as " severa 1 major artides, an editor's page, book reviews, and a discussion of recent artides and
disertations."
Before coming to Indianapolis in 1968, Gray taught at Ohio State University and IU Kokomo. His most recent honors include thè
"Outstanding Faculty Award"
from IUPUI's School of Uberai Arts and thè Thomas McKean Memorisi Cup Award from thè Antique Automobile Club of America.
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Can you say that? Freddie? Bure, Bure.
by Bob Mowery
It a noon at Indianapolis radio 9tation WNAP dftd disc-jockey Freddie Fever tells bis radio audience he will see them lomorrow. then leaves during a song
Into thè lobby of theWIBC- WN AP building walks thè youngjock with wavy blonde hair, carrying his favorite hlack leather jacket. He has two cuts on his forehead, which he says are from slipping on his waterbed.
But Fast Freddie isn't just your typical d.j. The 1971 Indiana State graduate brings
" personali ties" on thè air with him that are unique. Among them are: Julia Cnilds, who gives Fred some unusual recipes: Johnny Clash. who tells of rough, country life with his wife June; and Fred's
"roommate" and friend, Mr.
Rogers
At a Pacer game with fellow WN A P disc-jockey Chris Connor, Freddie was asked about Mr. Rogers.
"Oh, he's just doing fine,"
Fever said. "He's down in French Lick now; he went snow skiing.
But there s no snow in Indiana now.
"Yeah, well. he said it was too cold anyway, so he ia akiing indoors in thè big hotel. Oh, and nezt week there s a rodeo coming to town. Mr. Rogers is entered in thè sheep wrestling contest."
Fever says thè ideas for his frìends carne by accident. He was eiperiemtning with
different voices one day when he realùed he sounded like Mr.
Rogers. He decided to use it on thè radio. Now he entertains his listems with various skits, most of which come from thè top of his head.
Isn't he afraid of using their voices on thè radio?
"Not rvally. Fever remarked.
" It sno big deal. People imitate others all tne time, like Rich Little.”
Fever didn't decide to go into broadcasting until he was in
college. He jokes that when he was a kid he wanted to be an arsonitst - he liked to play with matches.
Freddie started his radio career eight years ago in a amali station in his home town of Lafayette, Ind. However, he soon bacarne diacouraged.
"The station was really small, und sat out in thè middle of a big field," he remembered "you could actually see cows grazing righi outside thè window. And at night I even had to take out thè trash before I left."
Fred, then using thè radio name Steve K night, left radio for awhile but returned at Lafayette station WAZY. He recalìed thè 50,000 watt station as a good one. although in a small market.
So how did he find WNAP?
" While in Lafayette, I had an interview with WIFE in Indianapolis," Fever said.
"On thè way home I dropped off a tape at WNAP to Chris Connor, then thè station s program director, and la ter he
called me up."
Fever'■ friend, Connor, now devotes his time to thè morning team, along with Ron Belo, from 5:50 until 9 a m Fever was part of thè team, but now aire from ni ne until noon. He danna, being single, he wasn't used to going to bed so early like Connor and Bdo. who are marriad.
The 31-year-old d.j. ia satisfiad with his job at WNAP. where he has worksd for thè past three years. Hagets along well with thè othera at thè station, and sister station W1BC, which is in thè sa me building
Before leaving thè lobby, Fever petted a tali, bearded man on thè back and said “ Hey Orly." It was Orty Knutson, of WIBC He then walked over and hugged thè young blonde receptionist and chatted with her before leaving. He obviously enjoys thè atmoephere.
He usually goes outside where his Jaguar waits. But not today His doors were frozen shut from thè cold weather
"Shouldn t bave washed it
yeeterday, Fever said. "1 had to cali a tasi thia morning;. and was late for work. But Skip. s good ole' cab driver, said he'd get me to work (from Fsver'i northside apartment) in no time.
He was righi
In a write-in poli by thè Indianapolis News recently, Freddie was ranked as thè eighth most popolar disc jockey in Indy. compared to fifth last year
" Yes. well my family was out of town this year, so I didn't get as many votes," he quipped.
"You really can i go by thoee kind of polla where any one can stuff thè ballot box."
Like WFBQ backers did. with half thè top ten listed jocks
"They're just babysitter* of thè studio. How can any one sit
■round and say 'Hey, wc'rv gonna do up some I*d Zepplin, or do up this or that?"'
He then yells, "Hey, let'sdo up two hamburgers and a fry to go.'
In his leisure lune Fever likas (cont. on ffcTol
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Thirty-five studente from thè CI 10 Fundamentala of Speech CommunicatioD classai will meet Aprii 20 in Cavanaugh Hall to compete for thewven positróne in Speech Night Fi naia, to be heid Monda), Aprii 27 in thè Lecture Hall.
Studenta in each of thè Cl 10 aectiona bave selected thè ir
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For more Information, contact Dr. David Buma, 264-4935.
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At sge 39 Don van Vliet.
known to a few as Captain Beefheart. remains an
anarchronism. W hetharornot ha wishes thè world to catch up doMD t really mattar Though Van Vliet might at timee wiah for more recognition, l m aure he doeen't loee much sleep over thè world's inability to deal with him as ■ musical a no mai v This ia moet obvious when one con sidars that in theee days of designar jean endorsementa Van Vliet chooees noi to che se down thè big dollar promoter a Instasd. he opta for a lesa
"glamorous" lifs by living with bis wife in a trailer in thè Mojave desert
I think thè eleventh Beefheart album "Doc At The Radar Station' waa thè beai domeslic album mede in 1960 It e tenda at thè top noi becauee of Van Vliet'e personal ballata or protesta but becauee of bis gsmua and akills righi down to hia own artwork on thè cover
I was struck immediately by Van Vliet’s vocal changee on
DocAt.. ’ which were among thè most creative end espressive I ha ve e ver heard There
■ppeared to be no boundaries for tua voice in terms of thè
music, hence Beefhesrt's freestyle of slashing sometimes poetic singing, typified by "Sue Egypt" and "Making Love To A Vempire With A Monkey On My Knee The musical versatility ranges from thè sesthetic, as in thè beautifully conci*ved "A Carrot la As Cloee As A Rabbit Gets To A
Diamond." to thè absurd. often psychotic-line Bhckbata' Itis music that noi surprisingly (because Van Vliet wrìtes all of thè music) refleets and
ultimately matches Beefheart s vocali to form one musical entity.
The music of Captain Beefheart and The Magic Band ia very difficult to listen to and for some, may even be offensive.
The muaic requires a great deal of attention and ahouìd be attacked by thè liatener inateed of being put on for background muaic For thè lighthearted.
unwilling-to-attack people I recommend Beefhearts Shiny Beaat (Bat Chain Pullerf lp as an initial investment
"Doc At The Radar Station deserves much batter than it will aver gel. Surcly there ia
aomeone out there who will read this and give thè album a trv
Aprii 15. 1981 7
Banquet honors students, administration
Dr. Glena W. Irwin. M.D.
congratulates Jackie Green.
Photoa by Dong livida ton
by Pub DìbUbb
The BLvinth IUPUI Honora Banquet waa held in The Champion! Boom of thè new Indianapolie Sporta Center Friday, Aprir 10. The Student Aaeembly aponeora thè event each year to acknowioge thè efforta of thè atudenta and adminiatratora who worked diligently to make thè a endemie year a success. The buffet style dinner area catered by The Union Building Cetaring Service. Dinner muaic waa provided by Bill Wlleon.
John L. Krauss, director of thè Department of Metropolitan Development, aerved aa thè keynote speaker. Krauaa encouraged everyone to remain optimiatic about thè campua and thè city. He alao diacuased thè oxpansion of thè Convention Center and thè building of thè new aporta arena. After thè praliminary apeechee were preeented. thè long awaited awarda were given.
The Extra Mile Award, an award given to thè a teff member
that haa gone above and beyood their duty, waa given to V.A.
- Aggie" Quella al thè Student Union Catering Service.
Sanator of thè year ia an award going to a Student Sanator of thè Student Aaeembly who haa ahown outa tendi ng leadership qualitiee and displayed devotion to tht>
atudenta. Thia year'a redpient waa Chria Stout of thè Scnool of Sriaiy»
Student Activitiee Rooide of thè Year waa a new award given to a ataff member who ahowed a great amount of enthuaiaam.
The redpient waa Kathy Shurloci.
Three Cirde City Circuit Scholarahipa are awarded each year. Thia year, however, tour ewarda were given. The winnera were: JacqueUne Green, School of Liberal Aita; J linea Hartman, School of Engineering and Technology; Patricia Hubar, School of Liberal Arte; and Karen Secor, School of Phyaical Educa tion.
In arder to recai ve thia award.
one must maintain a S.S GPA and bave at leaat one year of collage to complete
The Outatanding Educa tor Award went to William Stfhwt.
Electrical Engineering and Technology. The outatanding educatori! nomina Led by atudenta who feal he or ane ahowed a great deal of reepect and encouragement to atudenta during thè year.
The Top Adminiatrator Award, an award in which atudenta nominata their choice of outatanding adminiatratora, went to three mombera of thè adminiatratìon thia year. They were: Robert Martin. Buraar Richard Slocum. Regia trar, and Stephen Browna, Asaistant Regiatrar.
Daniel B. Wolf, thè Aaaiatant Dean of thè School of Liberal Arte waa thè redpient of thè Lola L Lohee Faculty Appreciation Award. Thia award ia in honor of Lola L.
Lohae, a retired Dean of thè School of Phyaical Educa tion. It ia awarded to a member of thè
faculty iffiocoa tribù tee thè muet to thè atudent activitiee.
The award waa preeented by Dr.
Patrida Boax, laat yaar'a ' int.
Student Servicaa Award redpion
TheSl payi haa enthuaiaal
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activitiee tot m an than ono year. The redpient of thia award la elected by thè Dean of Student Servicaa and The Student Activitiee ataff. Thia yaar'a winnar waa Daniel Hagiat, from tha School of Phyaical Educa tion.
William L G a m tt waa a popular aaaiatant daan of Student Servicae whan he died.
In hia romeni branca thè William L Garrett award waa boni.
Tha winnera of thè Ave awarda wara: Timothy Sulli van. School of Liberal Aita; Jamee Glbeon of thè School of Public and Envi- ronmental Affaire; MarU Cnix, School ol Liberal Arte; Mia (mani, School of Liberal Arte;
and Dan Hagiat, School of Phyaical Educa tion.
David Craig (righi) and Richard Slocnm (left) ahake banda aa
Pani Ragan look;, on. Pani Ragan (left) and Jim Gibaon (righi) Uatrn intcntly aa John
L. Kranaa a peak a.
Patricia Boax.
8 Stgmnon Apri 15, 1981 9
Sculpture com es to Art Museum
by Larry G. Guldaberry Auguste limi in w u a Franch aculptor who some believe w u thè culmina tion of thè French Romantic Period. Rodin, who waa conaidered thè fin i greet aculptor of geniua aince Bernini, received hia firat major
commiaaion in 1879 for thè Museum of Decorative Arte in Paria. It waa to be a symbolic composi tion called "The Galea of Hell." Rodin did noi finish thia ambitioua conatruction but many a mailer piecee were Uken from it and some bacarne independent worka. One of theee ia now univeraally known. The piece ia called Le Penseur. Many
know thè sUtue by iU more common name: "The Thinker."
The Romantic period of art.
which historiana place just before thè Age of Modera Art, atarted about 1826 and ended around 1900. The moveraent waa a re volt againat thè disdplined.
formai stylee of thè Urne and thè atrict rulas of composi tion and subject mattar The work Romantic comes from thè late- eighteenth-century popularity of thè medieval talee of adventure auch aa thè legenda of King Arthur. Theee storiee were called "romances" becauae in moet casee they were written in Romance languagea. The
pathoe of lite and deeth and intense experience
Some extreordinary ezamplee of French Romantic sculpture can be seen thia month at thè
Indianapolis Museum of Art, 1200 West 38 th Si. The coUectìon. which has baso exhibited in Los Angeles.
Minneapolis and Detroit, ia called “French Nineteenth- Century Sculpture from North American Cobectiona."
Included in thè exhibit are some familiar names such aa Edgar Degas, Sarah Bernhardt and Auguste Rodin.
Photo courtesy of Ih# Indianapolis Museum of Art
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Food Services conducts survey
by Dana Daugherty Starting Aprii 20, some studente will ho distributing questionnaires and conducting on-the-spot interviews sround campus about thè food Services at IUPUI. This is part of an estensive effort by thè campus Food Service and food
consultante from "Laventhol and Horwath" of Chicago to
gain student input in a mfesterplan for future food Services.
According to Steven
Wagenhein, survey coordinator, thè program's purpose is to evaluate thè present System and to determine in what direction food Services bere should go as thè campus espanda. "We are studying customer patterns and patronage, where studente are congregating and epending their time between classeB, what types of food to offer, thè variety and auantities of vending machines, and so forth.
We are trying to determine what thè needs of thè campus are and how best to meet those needs."
"The survey s and
observations we malte will be put into a computer which will cross tabulate thè customer patterns and analyze all pertinent data. In a month or so after all thè information has been compiled, we should bave some answers," Wagenhein continued.
Questionnaires will be distributed Aprii 20-May 1 at thè Union, Hideaway, and University Hospital cafeterias, and thè DentjfrSchool, Law School, and Cavanaugh Hall Student lounges. Students can return completed surveys in drop boxes at those same locations no later than May 1.
The questionnaires will take approximately five to ten ---- miAtttesto answer and play an
important part in thè master planning.
In conjunction with thè surveys, thè campus Food Services will conduct open discussione Tues., Aprii 21 at 12:16 p.m. and 5:15 p.m. in thè School of Nursing, and Wed., Aprii 22 at 12:20 and 3:45-5:30 p.m. in Lecture Hall, Room 101 and 102 respectively.
"Laventhol and Horwath," a ■ CPA firm based in Chicago with 55 offìcee world-wide, has been in thè consultanting Service for several years. Their reputation has attracted several mai or clientele, including primary botala in Indianapolis.
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Journal-compriaed of fiction, eaaays, poetry, reviewa, and other manuacripta— was boni.
The idea for Genetta waa conn ived by aeveral English Club members. Ma. Rebecca
Pitta, one of thè foundera and a
retim i faculty member of thè Engliah and Libarmi Arta depmrtmenta, hmd thia to aay,
“ No one knowa who had tha firat idea tcoocernìng (ìrnois). but tbere waa thè neoaaaity to publiab and encourage thè eacellent literary talent at IUPUI
The purpoae of Genesi», aa intendili by thè foundera. waa to
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One of thè surest ways to establish yourself is to stan out as if you were already established. And just having thè Card gives you thè chance to establish a soltd credit rating.
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The American Express C ard D oni leave school without it.
previde an audience and a fonim for creativa and criticai worka of achoiarahip.
Sinca ita inception
approximatsly ni ne yrara ago, Geniti* has acquirad botb locai and national recognition. At praaent. Genesis is being uaad at Cannai High Schooi ma a guide to creative arriting studenta In addition. thè National Collegiate Press (an organiiation that ratea all collegiate pubi tea Itomi) hai recenUy given Genesis a rating of All American.'
Who are thè capable writera?
None othar than thè student body of IUPUI. Yta, any student who has attended IUPUI within thè past eighteen montha is eligible All originai manuacripta, photographs.
drawinga and prints may be submitted. All manuacripta must be typed and doublé soaced on a sixty spece line.
Manuacripta must also be submitted in duplicate and be accompanied by a separate ti tic sheet. It ia important turrite that becauae of limited space.
manuacripta of lesa than sixteen pages will be given first
consideralion AUartwork should ha ve thè name clearly written on thè work or on a page accompanying it. Also, all art work and photographs must ba in black and white
The works aubmitted are considered by a student editoria!
board of severi members selected Irom thè English and % Philosophy Giuba. The board upholds complete anonymity and no autborship ia revealed to thè board until a work has been occepted.
Mrs. Phyllis Newton, one of thè Genesi» editoria! board members, gives thia ad vice to those who wiah to submit. "My advice to any student author would be that they firat Ut their work be read by any writing professor. That way their work would at least get over thè first hurdk* Most professore will give an objective analyaia of a piece and would gladly help to pulì together any looeeness.,J
Mrs Newton alao adda, “ A writer arili never be publisbed until he submita. People who aay that none of their articea will aver make Genesis bave thè wrong attitude They should The joys and rewarda of creative writing are li mi t lese Tbere al way a remarne thè thrill of having a work publisbed.
There is alao thè pure enjoyment of reading excellent literary worka. Genesis can be thè beginning for an a spiri ng IUPUI student author, poet or aitisi. Genesis can alao ba thè beginning of a batter literary awarenesa at thè IUPUI campus.
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O utstanding University Division students 1981
Alvin S. Bynum, Dean of Unìveraity Division, IUPUI has established thè Scholar's List of outstanding University Division students for Fall Semester, 1980. This honor recognizes thè achievement of a scholastic average of 3.50 for thè semester and a cumulative average of 3.30. The following 160 students qualified for thè Scholar’s List:
Anomalie Abbatiello Jeffrey M. Aldridge William E. Alien Stephen M. Ashby Tracy A. Atkins D oni T. Babilz Dana Bagwell Karen L. Baker Gloria E. Balaakas Cathy L. Banks Candace M. Barker Melarne J. Baugher Branda A. Biacnoff Jane D. Bogard Susan C Bohnert Robert G. Boles Jr.
Ronald D. Bonge Janice A. Bracalenle Patricia.K Brauns Debra K. Brown
Branda K. Burneti Kathleen V Busch Dwavtir K. Buttler Virginia B. Calhoun Marie W. Campbell Catherine J.C arr Jacqueline A. Chappell Elizabeth A. Clouser Monica M. Condon Shirley H. Coombs Bruco G. Crawford Sylvia F. Davis Valeri A. Da via Sarah E. Deviti Sue R. Edelmann Su zanne M. Ehinger Richard F. Elliott Bertha S. English Roeemary English Patricia M. Esteriine David A Farley Karen E. Ferguson Bonnie S. Fishman Susan K. Fitch Paula R Kos ter Mark S Fraley Rebecca L. Fuiler Mack A Furr * Kim E. Gardner Ruth M. Gaylord Wendy J. Greenberg Martha L. Hallett Mark T. Hart
Matthew S. Hawkins Linda S. Head
HowardC. Hendrich 11 Gene G. Hendnckson Donneila S. Hill Rhonda L Hoffmeyer Michael L. Hoopee Edilhann M Hudson Branda S Hull Diane C Hutchins Colleen Ison Anita T. Johnson Elizabeth J. Kasper Vicki L. Kerr Janet L. Kessler Kay R Kessler William F. Kilbury Sarah A. Kinney Michelle L. Kisselman Mary O. Klagiss Jill A^ Klein Daniel R. Klette Steven S K tinger Lisa M Koehler MadeleineC. Kolar , - Kelly T Kofnya
Judith A Krekeler Kenneth A Lanteigne David P. i.aughlm Shirley L l^eonard Karen S Limbach
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Madeline R Loomis Margaret A Luker Paul J. Mack
Karen L. Mahlum
Mary A Mansfield John F Manon Richard D. Martz
Morris E McCoskey Sharm aJ McNiece Msrilou Mendel Christina L Miller NelmaJ Miller Kristin Mohlman Nancy L Montgomery Wanda L Morris Marianne Mowrar Loia M Naughlon Judith A Norria Alice F. O'Bncn Joan M Overton Teresa S Karman Teresa A Payton Catherine M Peachey Patricia E Pearson Lcigh A Peek Michelle A Phelps Doublas E Ping Patricia Prats Kim M Pratt Jan E Km sor Kimberly A Ranger Donna L Rennekamp Carolyn L Rhue Dena G. Robb Thomas J Robinson Brenda R Robison Tina S. Ho se man Jane A. Runo James K Rupp
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Stephen P Sandler Della A Sarks Kathleen M Scanlon Carolyn M Scharadin Vickie M-JShaler Pamela B vfowtn Barbara F S lt r a a n Kim Shirar \ Renny M Sho*niy»«,r Karen L Short Jane L Suiumj/ i
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Marilyn S Spibka J Mane E Speart / Sherry A Stim ati Jeffrey N Stuart James P Sulhvan Chervl L Thacker J acquetine A Thaman Margaret R Trauner Donna M Traut Troy L. Tyson Christopher E Ehegb\j Pauietle H Vandegnlf Steven M V ertvon Donna L Voils TerisaS Waterman Mary EUvn B Weaver Joyce R Wheaton
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Baseball, softball battle elem ents
by Mait Shrum
Weather played havoc with lUPUI's baseball and aoftbaU tea ma last week as thè former were able lo play just one
•r and t doubleheader played two.
I thè lattar
The Metro» baseball team loat both gameti of their
doubleheader al Wabaah 3*2 and 12-6. Coach Bob Bunnell aaid thè 1 ossea were due lo an inezperienced team that haa not learned how lo win.
In thè Metros' firat game Wabaah opened thè scoring in thè bottom of thè firat inning with a run. IUPUI tied thè game in thè top of thè second. Steve Dizon aingled followed by a Doug Whyde doublé Mike Quinìan hit a sacrifica fly to right held to score Dizon.
Wabaah scored a run in thè bottom of thè second to regain thè lead at 2-1. Grog Krwger pulled thè Metros back into a tie in thè top of thè fifth with a pineh hit single to acare Dizon who led off thè inning with a walk and waa sacrificaci to third by Whyde.
Wabaah won thè game with a one-out run in thè bottom of thè seventh.
IUPUI scored fi ve runa in thè firat inning of thè second game.
Jeff Fleehearty led off thè inning with a walk and stole second.
Dizon then walked and Cliff Kelly aingled ho me Fleehearty
Terry Doma walked to load thè baaes far Ralph Skagga Skagga hit a doublé that scored thm» runa. Jeff Werden brought in to run for thè Metros' catcher, scored on Dave Decker» doublé
Wabaah scored in every inning with aingle runa in thè firat, second. fourth and fifth inning*
to go with three runa in thè third and five runa in thè aizth.
IUPUI defeated Franklin Tuesday at Bush Stadium 4-2.
Tom Davia threw ni ne innings to gain thè win in thè Metroe home opener
Weather permitting. thè Metroe will face Marian College today at 3:30 p.m. at Bush
Stadium, home of thè Indianapolis Indiana.
IUPUI swept both of their doubleheadera last week to improve their record io 12-2.
The Metroe trailed E vana ville 1-0 entaring thè final inning Meni Taylor opened thè Metroe seventh with a aingle and Marty Kalb aacrìficed ber to second Judy Cummings followed with a homer that gave thè Metroe a 2- 1 victory.
IUPUI scored four runa in thè fourth and three runa in thè third innings of thè second game to tura a 5-1 deficit into a 9-7 victory.
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IUPUI retumed home Monday to sweep Anderson 15-0 and 8-0, Truck Bernath won ber seventh game of thè season in as many ou tinga with thè firat game victory.
Cummings led thè Metroe in thè second game with two triplee and a doublé in four piate
■ppearances. One of Cummingii' triple* carne off thè left field wnll and ber doublé hit off thè wall in left-center.
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E1 Salvador
Ramon Cordona, a r e p r e a e n t a L i t h è Revoluti) Democratic Front in El Salvador, will a peak in Letture 101 Wedneeday, Aprii 15 at 7:15 p.m.
lonary e. Hall
Awareness Week
The Progressive Student Union will sponsor Sodai Aware- ness week on campus Aprii 20 through 24. More than 70 envi- ronmental, sodai and human righta organilationa will present Rima, lecturea, debates and li tara tu re tables throughout thè week. There will be a fair on thè mali Wedneeday and Thurs- day.
Photo
The Women's Studies Program ia sponsoring a photography contest Aprii 9 through M avì. The entriea will be displaved in thè lobby of thè University Library where ballot box styìe voting will take place. All entriea must be received by Aprii 15.
Fot more information contact thè Women's Studies Program CA504L or cali 264-2812.
High Anxiety
Dr Constance Clodfeher will hold severa! workshop* dunng Aprii The workshops will be geared towards thè subject of
“Test Anxiety.” For more information cali J64-25-48.
Human
The Catholic Student Cantar. 130»W Michigan St.. will hold an open discusdon on Human Sexuality Aprii 20, at 7 p.m.
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Due to s shortage of personnel, Wedneeday will be thè last day to make ID Carde unti! Fall Registration. Those who want pocket ID Carda now should make an appointment by calling 264-3931. Cost ia 92; studenta should bnng thè current fa*
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