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Reserve courses starting Aprii 13

Studenta planning to attend 1UPUI this coming summer or fall can select and reaerve their clasaee durìng early courae reaervation Aprii 19*24.

Early courae reaervation will be held in thè Jtagistrsr's Office.

Room 301. in Cavanaugh H all 925 Weat Michigan Street.

H ouraarefrom 9a.nl. toBp.m.

weekdaya. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Saturday. cloaed Sunday.

lU PU I’a firat aummer aeaaion begins May 13 and enda June 24. The aecond aummer aeaaion begin# June 29 and enda Aug.

10. Fall claaaea begin Aug. 26.

Fee pay menta for reaerved claaaea are not due until iuat before thè aummer or fall aeaaiona begin. To reaerve couraea early. atudenta muat be admitted to IUPUI and bave courae enrollment carda aigned by counaeora or advisora from thè school or diviaion in which they enrolled. Counselora will be available durìng early courae reaervation.

Gasa schedule» for both aummer aeaaiona and thè fall

term are available in thè R egistrerà Office. For more jM orm ation. cali thè IUPUI

Office of Admiasiona, 264-4691, or thè Registrar'a Office. 264- 4916

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Trip

Tha Society of Manufacturing Engineara will spooaor a trip to S t Louis Aprii 9*10. Intarwtad studanU may contact Usa Manufacturing Tachnology office

Seminar

‘The Davaloping Brain and Child Language" will be tha discuasad Aprii 9 at 3:15 p.QL in tha Scnool

Auditorium. Dr. Paggy C. Farry will be tha faaturad speaker.

topici lof Nursing

Rape

The Student Asaambly is sponsoring two sem inari aimad at giving wotnan tip# on bow to avoid rapa. The sem inari will be Aprii 13 at 1 p.m in LE 101, and Aprii 14 at 8 p m. in LE 102.

Shroud

Daniel Scavone, a professor of history at Indiana Stata U n iven ity E vana ville, will giva a lacture Aprii 8, at 2:30 LE 100. “ Shroud of Turin" will be tha topic of Ine lacture.

High Anxiety

Dr. Constanca Clodfaltor will hold severa! workshop# durìng ipriL Tha workshops will ba gaared tow srds tha subjact of T est A nxiety.” For more information cali 264-2548.

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Summer

Studente planning to attend IUPUI this summer or fall can reserve their courses A nni 13*24 in tha Registrar1# Office.

Hours ars from 9 a.m.-8 p.m. weekdays and from 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

Saturday. For mora Information cali 264*4591.

Cosmochemistry

Professor Midhael E. LipshuU from Purdue U n iven ity will conduct a seminar titiad ‘‘Cosmoche mietry: ExtraLerreetrìal Chemistry le Not Necessarìly Spaced-Out” Wednasday. Aprii 8,1981,4:30 p.m. at thè Krannert Building Room 231.

Accolade

Accolade Honor Society will have a business m eeting Aprii 11, at 11 a.m. in thè Faculty Lounge of Cavanaugh H ai.

Accolade wiahes to thank all studenta, faculty and

adm inistraton who helped to make thè Blake Street Library Book Sale a success fui event

Women’s Caucus

The Women s Caucus of thè School of Public and

Environmental Affaire will meet Monday. Aprii 13, at 8:16 pm in Room 107 of thè Nursing Building. Far more informa tion contact Carol Jones, 317*364*0714, or leave iettar in thè

i box, Room 102, Nursing Building.

Bible

diecusekm on ‘Te The Bible Enough” will ba Monday 13, at T iu n . at Catholk Student Cantar, 1309 W est

S t Coma and aak tha questione you’ve always

wantad to about thè C ithftltf Church and thè Bible. Monsignor Raymond Boaler, a well known national colum nist will

introduce thè d itn ittfon

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The Women s Studi## Program is sponsgring a photography conteet Aprii 9 through May 1. The en trisi will be display «J in thè lobby of thè U n h reraitylibriry whare bellot box styìe voting will take place. All en trisi m ust be recaived by Aprii 16.

For more informe tion, contact thè W om ens Studia# Program CA 604L or t all 264-2812.

2 Sagamore

Observadons

T wo-year J program

Last Saturday. thè IU Board of Trustees met in Indianapolis. Among thè iasues voted upon was thè system -wide School of Joum alism . The Board of Trastees voted and approved a two-year

joumaliam degree program to be eatabìiahed at IU PU I and thè s i i ragionai campuaea. After fìniahing thè two-year program at thè ragionai campuaea, thè studente wul then have to transfer to IU-Bloomington to complete their dagraea.

To quote thè Indiana Daily Student, "The ayatem* aride school will be coordinated by a dean in Bloomington. Either one full-time or two half- time associate deans would aid thè joumaliam school dean." Ralph Holsingar, a joumaliam professor and chairman of thè cornmittee which racommended thè system -wide school, was indiractly quoted by thè IDS as saying thè control over joum alism clasaes offerad at IU P U 1 and thè ragionai campusee was one of thè reasons thè pian was proposed .

A direct quote of Holsingar in thè ID S said, " I think we bava som ething pretty special bere at Bloomington and we would ju st lixe to make aure that we nave that som ething special at

Indianapolis and thè other campuaea. "

The system -wide pian will also astablish a m aaters degree program at IU PU I that will allow professional joum alists in Indianapolis to take advantage of thè courses.

A two-year program at IU PU I will only hamper thè eftorts of IU PU I to astablish a

joumalism major. The new program will possibly mean a Iosa of d a sses all ready In thè curriculum.

N oi only that, but it will possibly mean a loss of faculty currently at IU PU I. The stop toward a system -wide School of Joum alism feels more like a step backwards for IU PU I.

The demand bere is for a joum alism major, not a two-year program. Se varai of thè studente here are forced to attend IUPUI baca use of

convenience, work and family and are not able to

transfer to IU-Bloom ington to finish a degree Realistically, thera is no raason for them to have to go to Bloomington. The demand is here and thè studente ara here. The only thing that isn't here is thè joum alism major—a full, four year.

joum alism major.

If thè program is to be run from Bloomington, then why not use Bloom ington faculty to teech thè courses bere? If thè curriculum is going to be thè same as Bloom ington a. then why not put more than two years nere? If thè faculty and curriculum ara from Bloomington, then why not put thè major bere? What it reelly gets down to.

is thè location of thè program. Even though Bloom ington will be running thè

show ,designating thè changas, hiring thè faculty and controlli i g thè curriculum, theioum alism degras will stili be granted only in Bloomington.

Should fourty m iles make that much

diffarance? Should IU PU I be granted only a two-

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program? Should thè studente wantmg a nalism major at IUPUI stand for any of this?

answer to all of thè questiona is an emphatic

‘no’!

Thera are channels thè studente and faculty can

*go through to protest thè program. The first step is to talk to Dr. Richard Gray, thè head of thè joum alism deoartm ent at lU-Bloomintrt/w The sacond step is to talk to Vice President Kenneth Qros Louis, also of IU-Bloomington. The third step is to talk to Dr. Ryan, thè president of thè IU

hv stem. The fourth and final step is to talk to thè Board of Trustees.

The two-year joumaliam program will probably be put into effect this fall. That gi vas studente wanting a joum alism major at IUPUI almoet five months to make their desires known. If thè

studente band together and make a positive stand for thè joum alism major, then possibly thè neceasary persona will be reached.

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Mailbag

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What’s in a name?

To thè editor:

W hat’s in a name like Indiana U ni versityPurdue University at Indianapolis? Perhape a more pertient question is "W hat’s in an acronym like IUPUI?"

Some element of humor seem s to exist in thè grouping of thè initials I-U-P-U-I. Some individuale inaiat on

mispronounring thoee initials to sound like "ooey pooey."

One suggastion for a new name is "State U niversity at Indianapolis." This would cali for an acronym of SU I. How long would it be before someone called it "sooay?" (If any pigs

carne runmng, you pronounced it right.)

Since acronyms seem to bnng out thè Don Rickles in people, perhsp-n un expert on lu K - should be consulted on all propoeals for new names and then accompany ing acronyms

On thè other hand, we could inaisi on a new name only when auch a change would mean improvement in thè school itself We could spend lesa lim e

worrying about acronyms and more about quality education

So, here'a a little lesa "fooey"

and a lot more "dooey.’*

Barbara Jonea

The Sagamorewelcome» lettera to thè editor. Lettera should be lim ited to 300 word», be to thè point and include thè phone number and addresa of thè wrìter. No lei ter will be printed unless it is signed. Only thè name will appear unless thè writer requesta anonymity. The editor reservea thè right to delete irrelevant or inflammatory material, but no letter will be rejected because it addressea a controveraial iaaue. lettera should be typed and addreased to thè Editor. Cavanaugh Hall.

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VoL 10 N a 28 Apri 8.1981 Cristi L Coop Editor in cfsef Tlmothy L. Barnstt Managing Editor William Wldlna Advertising Manager Diane Adams Business Manager Doug Hvldston

Co-Production Manager Beth Koch

Co-Production Manager Dtstribution

Terry Maya

thè IUPUI newsmagazine

Reporter sM Iks Melrlng, Ann Miller, Jim Bastar, Dana

Daugherty, JoAnn Shanks, Pat Webb, Chris Brown, Julie Burke, Matt Shrum, George Hayee

Photographers Dennls Tllford, Ed mora Chlmutsa

Production: Dana Bagwell, Jim DeNoon, Pam Dlnkins, Susan Vance, J.J. Freeman, Phyllis Romero

Sales Anita Pope, Phyllis Jones, Janet Waterman Cartoonist: Tom McCaln The Sagamore is a weekly newsmagazine, published by studenta of Indiana Universitv-Purdue University at

Indianapolis. Views expressed are thoee 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 aa an auxiliary enterprise of IUPUI but is financed entirely thrdOgh advertising revenue.

Copyright © 1B81 Sagamore. All rights reserved.

Cover photo by Dennis Tilford.

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The Seventh Annual

Student Actìvitìes Honors Banquet

T o recognize thè efforts of students, faculty and staff w ho have been involved in student activities at IUPUI

This Friday (Aprii 10) 6:00-8:30 pm

The Champions Room Indianapolis Sports Center

(Tennis Complex)

Students: $5 Non-students:$7

Ttckets are available in thè Student Activtòes O ffice, C A 321

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Parkin

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Ab part of a pian to beautify thè campus, parking lots along Michigan Street from West Street to thè White River are

being moved 40 feet from thè curb, and those along New \ ork Street from thè bridge to Blake Street are being moved 60 feet back Sidewalks are being

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According to Kobert

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said Tirmenstein

Contractors will start work to plani trees in May thè first of June. This means some parking spaces wiH be temporarily lost.

Tirmenstein said this summer they pian to “ increase tot capacity and recover those spaces lost in thè beautification project." The wooden fence in front of thè Engineering and Technology Building will also be removed. At thè same lime New York Street is being adjusted.

thè city will widen thè Street-10 feet.

“ Driving will probably be Limited to one and two lanes - along New York Street,” said Tirmenstein, “ but this is no different than what happened a year ago with Michigan Street."

The present, landscaping will be compieted by this fall.

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hitters with three hit* in a i rnanv piale appearancea. Kalb aiao had three runa batted in and arored a run Tina Maaemcale

had three KBI'a while Mary T a/lor,Judy Cumminga and Judy Pluckebaum eech acored taro runa.

Sheilv Joyce threw a no hitter in tha Metroc 7-0 aacond game win IUPUI travelad to Terre Haute where thpy routed hoet St.

Mary'a 38-0 and 20-7. Vicki Ford threw thè Metro» second no hitter of thè yeer in thè firtt game of thè doublé header IUPUI acored tigh t runa in thè firet. 12 runa in thè aacond, U in thè third and four runa in thè fourth inning aa tha

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Indiana Central put thè Metroe perfect record in

jeopardy in thè firat game of thè doublé header Thuraaay. The * two team* went into extra inninge with thè score tied 1-1.

1CU acored two runa in thè top of thè eighth to open up a 3*1 lead IUPUI s first two hitters in tha bottom of thè eighth mede outs to moke things worae. «

Taylor then hit an inside tha park home run and Kalb aingled (cont on p. 8)

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You can’t judge a book bv ita cover is a trite expression that can most effectively deaeri be thè University Theater» production of " The Effect Of Gamma Hays on Man-In-The-Moon

Marigolds. ' The near seil-out audience waa deeply touched at Saturday nights performance aa thè five temale cast members portrayed each character with professional excellence.

The play, written by Paul Zindel, is thè story of a mother.

Susan Rosencrana por tra y a thè teenage daugh ter .Tillie. TiUie pours her love on a pet rabbit that her mother eventually murders

faculty honored

Studente, faculty and staff who bave given outatanding ServicetolUPUI willbe honored at a banauet Friday.

John L. Krauss, director of thè Department of Metropolitan Development, wiU be thè keynote speaker at thè dinner.

The awards to be given are:

The Top Administrator A ward, in whicn studente nominate administrators who bave demone tra ted concerti for thè welfare of studente; The

Outatanding Educa tor A ward.

an a ward given that recognizes thè qualities of an educator who crea tea a need for thè student to partidpate in thè educational procesa, The Lola L Lohae Faculty Appreciation A ward, an annual accolade given to a member of thè faculty who has con tribù ted thè moet support to student activities during thè academic year.

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her two daughters, and a boarder The youngeet

daughter Tillie, played by Susan Roeecrans, ia an introverted young lady stili in high school and very interested in Science The eldest daughter Ruth,

played by Mary White, is also in high school and has a history o mental problema. Beatrice thè mother of thè two daughters.

is played to thè hilt by Wanda Sewell. Beatrice di>pl<t\ed much depression. alcoholism. and freauent mood changes. Nanny, thè txwrder, was played by maria Russell. Her portrayal of thè line-lesa part is very

effective as she play s an elderly irtvalid.

Sewell’s first en trance in thè play aeemed al most too

powerful however, much to thè surpriae of thè audience, she developed thè character even further Her frequent mood changes made ber a colorful character in thè sense that fi diaplayed her total acting ability. In this reporter»

opinion, thè part was played to ita highest possibili tiea.

White providea thè audience with low key comic relief. Her portrayal of a young woman, up on thè times, cornea aerosa very humoroua, but she also

display» much dramatic ability in Act I Scene IV. Mere, she and her mother share memorie» of thè paat after she (Ruth) has a night mare. In this scene she cornea on strong with her past menta) problema which show»

her expertise on thè stage.

Excellent, touchina, and first- class are adjectives that can beat describe Rosecrans

portrayal of Tillie. thè youngest daughter. Although she has

very few linea, she is on thè stage throughout thè entire play with thè exception of a few scene». Her stage presene» is excellent along with her characterization. Again her character bacarne stronger as thè play progressed.

The technical aapect of thè show cannot pasa without mention. The set ia auperior to any seta this reporter nas seen in quite awhile. The special effeets.

tape recording at tne beginning and end of each scene, ia very appropriate. James Walker.

technical director, deserves applauses for his excellent work

"The Effect of Gamma Raya On Man-ln-The-Moon

Marigolds." directed by Dr.

Dorothy Webb, will run this Friday through Sunday The show goes up at 8 pm friday and Saturday and at 2:30 pm Sunday.

Ruth is olayed by Mary K. White. On thè right inda Sewell, portraying thè mother.

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Intense play a t IUPUI

A short, intense play, "The Effeets of Gamma Raya on Man- In-The-Moon Marigolds," will beperformed Aprii 10-12 by thè University Theater at IUPUI.

The Paul Zindel, Obie Award- winning drama about 20th Century living, ia directed by Dorothy Webb, professor of speec h-thea ter-commu nica tions in thè IU School of Liberal Arte.

The aU-female cast from Indianapolis include» Wanda Sewell as Beatrice—a bitter, dissatisfied but occasionali lo ving middle-aged mother.

Susan Rosencrans play a her sweet, brighi teen-age daughter.

Tillie. Mary K. White portrays

thè other teen-age daughter, Ruth, who has suffeeed a nervoua break down

Also in thè play is Maria Russell, 21, wno play a thè role of Nanny, a 90-year-old woman.

Nancy Peterson portrays a teenageclasamate Micheli»

Shady, an IUPUI student from Cicero, is assistant director.

The play will be performed in thè Marott Building. 902 North Meridian Street. Curtain Urne is 8 p.m. on Friday and Saturday.

2:30 p.m. on Sunday. Ticket» are

$3 for adulta, $2 for studente and are available at thè 1U PUI thea tre box office in thè Marott Building. For more information cali 264 2094

21 to 91 in an hour

Aging from 21 years old to 91 ahould take about 70 years, but ÌU P U I professor J. Edgar Webb

used paint. powder and brushes and in lesa tnan an hour tumed this attractive IUPUI student, Maria Russell, into a sick, old woman.

"Stage make-up is thè same as painting a portralt," says Webb,

"Except that it's three dimensionai." The procesa is neither gentle ^{d o t} kind to an actress1 face. The young woman must wince, frown, laugh.

grimace. so that Webb can find on her nearly flawlesa face where her aging lines will someday be.

• The make-up is thick and must be rubbed in and then pushed on brushed to blend into a

believable mask.

Great clouds of dust go up when Webb dusts ampie

amounts of loose white powder on thè near-final "canvas.” The dust whitens thè skin, seta thè paint and givee a dry, parched look to thè girl's young skin Finally. a special a ponga dabbed into dark brownpdi ni isdappled over thè face, and large porea aeem to appear.

This asme make-up will be used on Maria Russell when she appeara as a very old woman in Paul Zindel‘s dramatic play, . "The Effeets of Gamma Raya on

Man-In-The-Moon Marigolds,' to be performed Aprii 10-12 by thè University Theater of

IUPUI. Dr. Webb swife, Dr Dorothy Webb, also a professor in drama at IUPUI, is directing thè play.

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S o ft b alle™ coni, from p. 6 Lo bring Cummings up with two outs ami thè Metros down 3*2.

Cummings rffponded with a triple deep into thè left field corner to send thè game into another extra inning.

Bernath opened Ine bottom of thè ninth with a single and end?d up scoring thè winning run on a single by Kathy Presimi Bernath was thè winning pitcher for thè Metros by throwing thè full ni ne innings.

IUPUI’^b second game win was a great deal easier as thè Metros scored six runa in thè second inning and went on to win 10*4. IUPUI had just two hits but 17 walks proved thè difference as Joyce won her second game of thè season.

Cummings is thè Metros leading hitter through six games with a .647 batting average.

Kalb is dose behind with a .636 average while Bernath is

currently hitting .500. As a team thè Metros are hitting .319 and have scored 86 runs in six games.

Cummings is also thè Metros leader in RBl’s with 10.

Masengale has eight RBl’s and

Kalb has seven RBl’s.

Monday thè Metros faced Butler and split thè doublé header and thè Metros will hoet Taylor Loday at 3:00 at

Metropolitan Softball Stadium

located at 2005 North S her man Friday thè Metro» will tra vai to Evans ville to play

1SU—E vana ville and Saturday afternoon IUPUI will viait thè University of Evanaville.

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direct ed t«*ke only doctor on cali ut a smull-town hospital.'

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recovered Bunnell. hi» nume was Jose J imene*."

Keturmng home. thè Metro»

werepounded 12-1 and 11*2 in a doubléheader with strong Butler, then were blown out by Marian College. 17*5.

"Our pitching has been thè primaryproblem," Bunnell says of his 1-4 ballclub. The metros have three freshman hurlers in their starting rotation. all of whom ha ve some adju9lment to make in switching from high school to college ball.

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thè coach. “They re losing concentration in thè middle of thè batting order.”

" Although he terms thè infield defense as ‘ejcellent’ and thè overall defense ‘not that bad.' he points out that thè outfield Kas had difficulty. "Our outfield play has not been vary good. There's a lack of

communlcation. Nobody is taking cbarge out there."

Coach Bunnell ia alao concerned with thè team s hitting. Sean Corrigan. hitting .376, and Dave Decker, hitting .364, have been batting

exceptionally well. But thè team needs more power from Steve Dixon. Terry Dorris, Cliff Kelly, and Ralph Skaggs. "The teams collettive batting average is about .190, and we’ve been leaving a lot ot men on base,' notes thè coach.

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