★ S A election issue ★
Presidential candidates state policies, goals
EdMar'i Note: Monday. April I mark*
the Hart of the Studenl Association elections this u.ue u devoted to fa miliariting students with tht candi dates for various office*
by Mike Callaway h o o k Blum, » , is a sophomore majoring in dements ry education and a senator in the Student Associa
tion Blum's platform states that he would like to
• Make the SA an organization through which students could voice their opinions to the administration and be beard
• As Student Body President. I will make myself acceaibie to the studerts and try to help them with any uni
versity related problem they may have
• Make IUPUI more visible and re cognized ui the community
• Make the SA office an information center for campus activities
• See that the SA and other campus organizations communicate and work together
• Expand the route of the Shuttle Bus
• Work on getting the IU Board of Trustees to change the name of this campus to the University of Indianapolis, which Blum says was determined to be the IUPUI students' choice in the SA Name Change Survey
• Represent the Student Body to the administration and make the students' feelings known
“ All of these things," Blum said,
“ show that I am willing to work for
the students and for this campus In this light. I am placing my name up for the office of Student Body Presi dent "
Mike Reardon. JO, is a junior in the School of Business majoring in ac counting, and is currently a senator in and speaker pro tern of the SA Reardon is the Association for a Bet ter Campus' choice for president as well as being one of the founders of the party
"My main objective in pursuing the office of the presidency.'' Reardon said, “ is to work toward making the Student Association a strong voice for students ”
Tim Salih an JO, is a junior in the School of Liberal Arts majoring m political science, and is currently a senator in and public relations director of the SA Sullivan says that his platform is based on the hope of at
taining an accelerated rate of growth far the IUPUI campus Sullivan said that he believes this growth takes on many forms, but that the ones be per ceives as the moat important are
• Identity Sullivan says that name- change aside, he believes that IUPUI should serve as an educational facility
N av a rra sole c a n d id ate for SA vice president
for those persona who either cannot, or choose not. to attend the main cam pus
• Communication Sullivan says that the SA needs to work on improv mg its lines of communications with other student groups, the (acuity and the administration Unilateral dec la rations Sullivan says, serve little pur pose if the objective is cooperation
• Accelerated building campaign Sullivan aays that IUPUI has a real need (or several additional buildings and, since it is not likely that the Indiana General Assembly will pro vide funds the SA and students must work together to obtain the money needed to build
• Inter disciplinary courses Sullivan says that courses that combine various fields of expertise would be a useful addition to this campus
• A grievance/appeals procedure that allow* for easier settlement of problems than currently exists
• The promotion of varsity and non varsity sports for men and women Opportunities exist to become involved at several levels. Sullivan said, but many students are unaware of them
" I believe this platform to be simple but far reaching in its consequences.
Sullivan said "The possibility of
A I C p a r t y l o s e s c a n d i d a t e ; r u n s o n p r o - c a m p u s p l a t f o r m
Although the Advancement of the inrfianapnhs Campus’ presidential candidate--Terry Mays-has been ruled by the Student Court ^ be in eligible to run because of a lack of academic credits, the AIC is still nrn ning six Candida tea lh the IUPUI Stu
dent Association
Mays outlined a platform which he aays will be followed by tim e running under the AIC banner One of the top priorities, he aays, is for the SA to work with the many different groups an campus Too tong. Mays said, has there been a fear by SA members that cooperation and cosponsorship would dilute the power of the SA
The AIC lists getting books for the library as its number two priority
Mays said that he would like to see the establishment of a tax-deductable trust fund to be used exclusively (or buildings on campus Along with tfiat, AIC would like to see the SA work with local government which, AIC believes to be the only way both IUPUI and Indianapolis will benefit from mutual growth AIC aays that the establish ment of IUPUl's own lobbying group in conjunction with the Indiana Stu
dent Association will insure the con
tinued growth of IUPUI.
AIC feels that private industry would be allowed on campus so as to offer students more than just credit hours Thu, says Mays, will develop IUPUI into a growing community where apathy will die
Lastly, AIC would work to change to
"name-only" to the University of Indianapolis
Mays asks all those who vote for the AIC to vote against the SA s new con dilution The AIC. he said, does not believe that the executive branch of the SA should be as powerful as it will be as outlined in the new constitution
“ Nor do we believe that credit hours should be used as a determinate in li
miting participation to an elite few,"
he said This is in reference to the new requirements for SA office: 24 hours of credit for senators. 1J hours here at IUPUI and a GPA of J.S or higher, and 30 hours. It at IUPUI. and a GPA of 2.3 (or president and vice president
( has Navarra. 23, is a sophomore in the School of Business major mg in ac counting Navarra is a senator m the current Student Association and has worked as a director on both the SA Canned Food Drive and the Student Body Dialogues He also was a repre
sentative on the IUPUI Committee on the Handicapped and coordinator din
ing Freshman Orientation Because the role of the student body vice president-to chair SA meetings-Navarra says that a plat (arm is not needed A knowledge of parliamentary procedure is needed, he says, and believes that he has suf flcient knowledge on the subject
“ I believe that the moat important aspect of the vice presidency is in keeping the office of the SA running smoothly and orderly." he said “My main goal is to see that office pro cedure is streamlined and profes
sional so that business can be coo ducted In this way, I would be contri
buting to a stronger Student Associ
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upcoming SA etorO ant' Even if you aren't a o t of the many candidates runningtar
poaibom in IU P U I's student governm ent, you ow e U to youraelf to cast your vote far a number of raaoontPirat of all, the SA repraaen d your opunoM and d w r e t to the nibnim strattoD - babeve it or not If you really want to one action taken an y ea r ideas. m ake your
self fam iliar with the Candida tea backgrounds and p latform * and vote for the ooa* you feel w ill moot accurately and adequately aerre you.
Secondly. rem em ber that the student body
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has a standing position on every mayor com m ittee within the umveraity. and it in in thane rommittnea that decisions are made which w ill affect e v e ry aspect of I U P U I - f r o m architectural plan* to sootagy ciasaea The student body president, through the student body representatives is your mouthpiece to the adnumstretaanAnother thing to keep in mind » the value of being involved in student a c tivi
ties Not only are you electing the people who w ill see to it that your grievan ces are heard, you are through the SA. m aking sure that yen— the hand that feeds tfan place
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y e a r hard-earned money gom g to thone ttangs you find im p ortan t If you fad to vote, the new SA m ay unintentionally m isrepresen t your desires to the universityAlso, the SA a budgeted many thousands of dollars of your m oney each ye a r to do with as you tell them 1/ you don't vote—and tf you don’ t fettew up an you* vote, you can t justifiably com plain about how your money is being spent
You'll also be asked to vote this year on the new Student Association coasts ttitiao and on three referendum questions You can find these questions on p age • of this issue of the Sagam ore Think about them and then get out there and make yourself b ea rd ’
Voting w ill be held in C a ia a a a g k H all A pril 9 4 at the follow in g times: Monday through Thursday 9 am to 7 pm. F rid a y. 9 am to 4 pm, and Saturday, I am to S pm Votes m ay be cast at the UUi street Campus and in the N a rs is * BsUdiag M o o d s' through Thursday. A pril 9-7.9 am to 7 pm, and on F rid ay, A p r i l ! from 9 am to 4 pm
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Letters
Non-smokers have rights
T o the Editor
I have been am azed lately at all of the inconsiderate people that must be dealt with on a day to-day barns
"Pow erful Puffer*" in the M arch 90 Sag is one of many sm okers who care nothing for the rights of others That
"person " wrote that it is a fre e coun
T o the Editor
It was brought to the attention of many of the students, that the card table was rem oved from the recrea lions room because it was becom ing a
"hang o u t" or gathering place If the recreation room is not for gathering and having fun. what i i it fo r ’ If it's not a place to meet with your friends, hang out and have fun, what ia it fo r*
The card table happens to be the main form of recreation for many stu
l
try That goes for m e as w ell (h a v e the right to atuoy. take an exam , or eat in an area unpolluted by smoke That a rticle was v e ry brave, although it’s not surprising that it was left un
signed So don't believe that you con
trol what I breathe
dents, so why take it away?
If possible I would appreciate a res ply from someone in the Student A c tivities O ffic e -p r e fe r a b ly the D im e tor
Th ere w ere other reasons why the card table was taken out, but many students want a reply for this reason first.
Signed, It Seems That Someone Has a Personal Problem
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Student misses card table
Doan urges student involvement
An Open Letter
The prevailin g sentiment concern
ing student governm ent at IU P U I has been, at boat, apathetic The sm all percentage of students voting in past Student Association elections reflects this lack o f interest One can only as
sume students do not fully com pre
hend the function of student govern ment Surely, no one would knowingly ignore such an opportunity to supple
ment a college education with the sociological and adm in istrative ex perience offered by student govern ment
The IU P U I student governm ent is the student body's instrument for participation in the university's adm inistration and grow th Through student .em in en t, students partici pate in *cl in islrative and academ ic com m ittees for the campus as a whole Student governm ent repre
sentatives frequently address the Board of Trustees on issues relating to students at IU P U I The Student A ffa irs A dvisory Com m ittee has six student m em bers nominated by the student governm ent This com m ittee determ ines the allocation of m ore than $60,000 annually to the funding of student activities Without the stu dent mem bers, there would be no student activities Without student m embers, there would be no student participation in a m atter which should be of concern to all students the funding of student activities
A university education ia a multidi mens ions I experience Classroom participation is m erely one of those di mentions The depth and reach of a student's education should go through the academ ic onward to such endeavors as form ing and supporting organizations which are able to repre
sent the student as a citizen, if you w ill, of the university IU P U I is an institution of higher education with an enrollment in excess of 22.000 persons Such proportions indicate the need for a system of student governm ent Such an opportunity for experience in establishing representation should not be shirked
T h ere a re those who claim student governm ent and som etim es the uni versity itself have nothing to do with the real world T o those doubters 1 suggest that it is m ore real than you can im agine In any situation, it ia foolish to surrender a liberty under the guise there was nothing to gain
1 urge every student to vote on the election day for a truly representative student governm ent
Goiam Mannan A cting Dean, Student Services
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Sociology Club to discuss future of field
; l u p u r * m Sociology Club will be haftd Tuesday.
A p ril 4.1971 a t 7 pm in Cavanaugh 997 A ll a ociolofy m ajors and recent s o o aiogy g r a d u e te are unrited to attend
The agenda for tide m ooting v i l l m- d u d e osLabliohing objectives for the
d u b and outlining future a c t iv it t e In addition. Profeaoor B nan Varguo will
the Discipline H ave a Future’ " and Anyooe who is unable to attend the Profeooor John L w ll will speak oo job flrat m eeting but te interooled in being opportunities for college g r a d u a te in notified of future meetings should com sociology Tlie m eeting or“ ‘ --- " " '—
BSU sponsors Afro-American conference
Th e IU P U I Black Student Umon w ill sponsor the fourth annual A fr a Am erican Conference an A pril T, I and • in the IU P U I Lecture Hall The purpose of the c o n f u m i u to bring about a true cultural owarenooo of the IU P U I fam ily (students, faculty, administrators and sta ff) and the Indianapolis community
Keynote speakers at the conference w ill be wom en's activiat Fterynce
Austin Cultural and w ill be provided with e sti-foot table will be few to decora te a s it chooses
plays of products and/or services of various oriaw sataom and compamoo . The Black Student Union hepoa thnt
i w ill i
t a display or workshop to hot i with their acti-
■ for booth space m ay be obtained in the BSU O ffice. Cava naugb Hall basement. Room 001 B The deadline for submission of the forma ■ March SI. 1171
F o r further information contact Cathaleen Hcnard. *4-227* or M4-S19
IU hospitals save money with BAD ideas
by Chartes i.rigsby Since March 19. IU hospitals have saved 125.000 by im p le m e n t)!* BAD ideas, according to R oger S Hunt, director of IU hospital The BAD (Buck A D a y) ideas a re dorignsd la save the hospitals a dollar pee idea per day and hove been submitted by hospital em ployees, m edical staff mem bers and volunteers
Hunt said that the concept of the idea is to find w a p o f operating the
hospitals m ore e ffectively — making better use of the health care dollars The director went on to say that while a com m ittee can determ ine a lot o f coat containing idaaa. the people who actually work the jobs can determ ine the beat ways of cutting Individuals whose ideas are determ ined practical and can be im plemented receive a co ffee mug m senbed IU Hospitals BAD guy. 1 had
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a BAD idea F or e very additional idea, the individual receives s rubber dollar The idea, according to Hunt, is
"th a t cost containment doesn't have to be painful
The program has received 750 ideas thus fa r and w ill end March 31 The program is open only to hospital em pioyees. medical staff and volunteers Ideas should be submitted to Don F ra n k lin s office. University Hospi tal. RoomCHW
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SA asks referendum questions
Along with the general Student A s
sociation elections next week, voters w ill be asked to vote on the new SA constitution and three referendum questions The SA had planned to print the new constitution in the Sagam ore so as to allow students a chance to rend it before they voted, but so fa r no printing date has been set. A sum m ary
of
the ocnstitution w ill appear in the A p ril 3 uoueof
theSagam ore if the constitution has not yet been printed
The three referendum questions are:
1) Would you be w illin g to pay a mandatory student activity fee to be asseased at Registration/ F ee P aym en t* Which amount do you fa vo r as a m andatory fee? ( l i f t , $1.13, 1 3 )
S) Th e IU P U I M aster Plan has sug tested the inclusion
of a
Student L ife Center on campus including shops,3) What name would you p refer as the identification for this school I n * ana U afv«raity4*urdue Um venuty at Indianapolis (I U P U I ); U aivortoty
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Indianapolis» U l ), Indiana Um venuty at Indianapolis (IU 1 ); Purdue U niversity at ladtoim p ois (P U D ; Indianapolis Stale U niversity (tS U )
‘Scan-tron’ ballots to be used
Because of t t f inability o f voting machines to handle voting procedures used in the Student Association d e c tans, the Student Court has decided to instead use “ scan-tron" ballots which w ill be counted by computer A tem porary ballot box w ill be used at Herron, the M arott Building and the School of Physical Education Buildup Valid ID cards are needed for stu
dents to vote as poll workers w ill be checking with enrollm ent sheets to
m ake sure those voting a re currently attending IU P U I. either full or part time. If a student does not have a valid ID card, he can obtain a tem porary voting card in the Student Ac t iv ita e offices, CA 323 or KB O il
Locations and tunes for voting are:
• Cavanaugh H all: Monday, A p ril 3, through Thursday, A p ril 0, 9 am-7 pm , Friday, A p ril 7, • am-4 pm; Sat
urday, A p ril 1 ,0 am 3 pm
• Krmnoert and N u r s u « Building*
Monday through Thursday, • am 7 pm; F r id a y , la m -4pm
• K ogineenng/Technatugy B u i * ing Monday through Thursday, • am 7 pm
• Herron School o f A rt: Tuesday. I I am 1 pm
• M arott Building: Tuesday. 1-7 pm Wednesday, ta rn 3 pm
• Physical Education Budding Monday and Thursday, • am 3 pm
ABC runs 20 candidates in elections
The Association for a B etter Cam pus is running a total of 10 candidates in the Student Association elections M ike Reardon is the A B C s as student body president.
Under academ ic reform , the ABC prom ises to work towards extension o f the pass/fail option; adoption of a statement of academ ic rights, expan
sion o f the number of full-tim e pro
fessors in the upcoming y e a r; main- tainence
of
the four-year physical education program and the establish
ment of a student/professor evalua
tion board.
ABC also plans to run m ore surveys than in the past, to work for the up
grading o f the library system, to in
v o lve students to a higher degree in university policy decisions, to work actively for the construction o f a Stu
dent L ife Center, and to oppose tuition hikes
Th e ABC says that it would like to see s system through which students
could pay fees under a def erred plan each month rather then in one sum at registration and says it would work towards that goal
Other parts of the party platform are: increased services for the handi
capped, the establishment o f an IU P U I tenant union; an upgrading of the university bookstore policies; es
tablish a Food S ervice A dvisory Board, im plem ent quality control, up
grade the vending facilities and op
pose the renewal of the M odern Vend
ing contract unless It agrees to upgrade its service.
ABC would also bring tp IU P U I top name concert acts in the upcoming year, states its platform AB C la y s it would with the Union Board and other university groups to avoid conflict with other university functions in scheduling the coocerta
Parkin g is a problem at IU P U I, ABC says, and it w ill w ork to upgrade lighting in parking areas, increase
p a rtin g facilities at the M eridian Street and Herron cam p m m , and to im prove the snow rem oval proems
The ABC stoles it would w o r t to keep the Shuttle Bus system going, to m ake studeuu a b igger part
at
the budgetary proem s, to install a system of directional i g n pointing out the various buildings on campus as w ell as street signs showing the w ay to IU P U I.Am ong the student services AB C would work far a re oneam pu s bank in# facilities, n p a i m n of campus culture; establishment o f a ca r pool ride board, an an-campus ticket out
let, o legal service for students, aa IU P U I Alumni Association, e x p a n
•ion of intram ural and athletic pro
gram s and increased fundtog for wom en’s athletics, exponrkng the present system of residence balls on campus, and to n u k e the Child C are Center m ore availab le to the student body.
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M ai A p d i (A B C ), ■ a sophom or* in the U m vcrn ty Division rn sjon n * in
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E va s* (A lC )*C h a r t s * M art* E w art (A 1C ), S , is ) o r » f in occupational therapy She would especially like to help other
• The establishment of the Student Court as a part o f the U niversity Appeals system
Student participation in library
tioaaJ therapy Thorn says that al
though she art her school, sh and would tike handicapped
Buainesa
the School af Law
• M ere rtuihnt artivtl
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Literal Arts
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Arenaman believes
J. M a r t Beam aa (A B C ). S , n
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in the School o f Liberal Arts■ h j v i h g ia pabtaeal scMBce Beaman
■ w vafved m state politics and wants M a w Mb knowledge and experience p IU P U I and net as a haaon the SA and stole g o v e rn
Bcrgam a (A B C ), M . ■ a in the University Division in *eech/theetre/<
capped students can do tor IU P U I Connie Forem an ( A IC )*
lagrtd Glntgow (A B C ), is a Liberal A ria junior m ajon n g m political ad- ence and a current m em ber of the SA She has a special interest in evening students c o n c e r n and in student input in the decision making process regarding tuition hikes
B e t L rvaath al (A B C ), is a School of Science senior m ajon n g in payeboio gy LevanthaJ is especially interested in increasing student input aod parti cipetion an the venous com m ittees
Correction of vending m actu ie Continuation o f support for the Iras
• A procedure for investigating
Charles D Grigsby (A B C ). S . » Liberal Arts junior m ajon n g »
Education
• Continuation o f the SA stu dent Body dialogues
T erri Peake ( A B C ), 0 , is a senior in the School
at
Science m ajonng in psychologyG arry P H e r te o (A B C )*
Cathy l l i g p (A B C ). B .
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a School of Science Junior m a jo n i* in paychol ogy Higgs is interested in the future o f IU P U IAm y H shinem. current SA m em ber*
' (A B C ),
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a sophomore in the School of Education B ecker *intoreated in the im provem ent of the _ ._______
facilities for the handicapped and in
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T erry Whitaker (A B C ), a a I in the Herron School o f A rt
Law
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I (A B C ), it . a a Um- versity Division freshman m a jo ru ^ in speech and theatre Lukenbill forts h a experience in the SA would be beneficial if he w ere elected
. B . a a junior in the School o f L iberal Arts m ajon n g in English Manmx is currently a
•enator in the SA, and would like to
•ee the following changes im p le
R oger D. Erwin. 25, a a freshman nt the School of L aw and the Graduate
( * B C ) . *• • hMUor w» School of Business, and a seeking the I J n l a a r a l t u D M a i o n
WeSdmalef Literal Aria
m a jon n g in law sch ools senate seat He feels h aUnhreftlty D
speech/theetre/communications law school background would remdve Becky Do w m o(A 1 C ).S Ai some of the Student A ssociation s p r o I B W lM n e (A B C ) it. a a f c o k ira l d iffic u lt* * He would like u» „ U . u . m f » . t , D m u o . ,
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u K c ra lc d h• The name of the campus ch ain ed the expansion
at
the present parkin to Indianapola University or U m ver facilities ami the adoption of A rleee R Thomas (A B C ). i a a U averaity Division sophomore m a jo n i«
in induatnal labor rrta U o u She feels
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IUPUI Student Activity Office Union Bldg. 264-8264 Tickets $2.50, $3.50 at the door
STUDENT ASSOCIATION ELECTIONS
IUPUI Student Body w i have the opportunity to elect representatives tor tie offices of
Student Body President Studenjjody Vice president
T h e fo k o w m g D iv is io n a l S e a t s a re o p e n
School of Medicine School of Nursing School of Physical
Education School of Public and
Environments/ Affairs University Division
School of Science School of Social
Service
School of Liberal Arts Indianapolis School
of Law
Herron School of Art
Division of Ated
Health
Sciences School of Business School of Dentistry School of Education School of Engineering
and Technology In addition, there are fifteen at-large seats open for election
Locations & Times
Cavanaugh Hall— M-fl, 9 am— 7 pm; F, 9 am— 4 pm; S, 9 am— 3 pm KrannBcl A Nuraing Bldgs— M-fl, 9 am— 7 pm; Ff 9 am— 4 pm Engineering^achnology Bldg — M-R, 9 em— 7 pm
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• Sagamore 3/29/78
Meditations
God & H u m a n ity a tIU P U l
b> l>a* M*tU
Daniel sit* brooding under the budding Russian olive trees on the mall, ob livious that even though it's spring there's ice coating moat everything-includ irtf Daniel Suddenly an idea cracks the glaie and he bait* upright, the falling splinters of ice tickling like little temple bells (Really—temple bells)
"G od this is your mini-minor prophet, D a n ie l"
"lH . yeah -O h. yea re covered with ke— Domle most he kbbytag for Us titkm again He enlist y o a ? ”
"N o . God, this is Daniel at IU P U I, you know, Indianapolis R em em ber Indiana weather0"
"O H ! Right, one
of
my fun/»*rprt*es spots."Hmmm I think I should talk to you about that But right now 1 want to dis
cuss something."
"Okay, discuss."
"W ell, the last couple times I talked to you, w e talked about IU -Bloom ington."
"OOEEBLOO "
"Y e a , OOEEBLOO Uh, earlier, when 1 asked you what you wanted m e to do around here, you told m e to tell everyon e about IU P U I as an ideal urban uni
versity I still don t understand where I am supposed to start. Does your talk about IU Bloomington mean that I should address the issues inherent in the state of higher education in Indiana0 Should I speak to the question of the relationship between IU P U I and. uh. O OEEBLOO? Should I talk to the legislatu re’ "
" H a ! "
" H a 0 What does that mean’ ”
"You mutt tike lion dess."
"T h at wasn’ t me— that was an ea rlier D a n ie l-a n d , no, I don’ t think I could handle lions ”
"Humph, mini-minor you certainly are. Well, let's hold that option for the moment—maybe a voice crying in the wilderness or a small voice in the whirl
wind mav help later on—no. The place to start Is one your own turf."
•You mean. IU P U I0
"Yeah! OOEEPOOEE. heh. heh. love it!"
"W e ll, here I a m ! What do I do?”
"OOEEPOOEE. love It!"
"Should I make an appointment with V ice President Irw in ?—D r M oore0—
G olam ?”
"OOEEPOOEE. L o v e ll"
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Y O U ’VE ORDERED WINE IN A R ESTAURANT. THE WAITER
OPENS THE BO TTLE AND HANDS YOU THE CORK A You Km p the cork a* s souvenir
You smell the cork end tell the waiter whether or not (bated on your evaluation of the cork) he should serve the wine
Sports
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Blue Nun advises When the waiter hands you the cork, take it. It should smell of , wine If it smell* 'corky'' or| ’musty' Thu flavor may have — t been communicated to the < gg \
wine If the cork smell* like wme. piece it on the table and nod to the waiter to
• serve the wine
by Ann M iller Is it fo r re a l0
Would you b elieve Jamcn G a m e r is the No. 1 seed an the IU P U I tennis team ?
And that W illy M ays is the coach?
Sounds right out of the Rockford K tie« o r the latent issue o f Photoplay , but, no kidding, it’s the booest-to- Sagam ore truth And M etro op
ponents should be star struck, so to speak, for the rest o f the season.
" W e have a lot o f depth on this y e a r's squ ad," says Mays, who is a f
filiated with the Indiana State Board of Health, “ ana that’s what it takes to win in the collegia te (s ix singles matches plus three doubles matches per outing) set-up "
G am er, a freshm an out o f Crispus Attucfcs, has an "e x c e lle n t overa ll gam e, esp ecially his net v o lle y s " a c
cording to his coach. M ays feels that once G a m e r picks up a little experien ce and sa v v y in the college ranks, he could becom e a top-notch state threat
Rick Scotten, a sophomore from Plainfield, is the N o 2 singles seed while the third-seed position goes to Curt Hedegard, a junior from Indianapolis Manual G eorge Cooper (Indianapolis H ow e). Duane Boldt (Southport), and Rod Steele (P lain - field ) are the N o 4, 5 and $-seeded players respectively M ays w ill count on W hiteland's E ric E llis and B reb eu fs M arc Diebold and John Fleckinger. a fo rm er Indiana state high school doubles champion, to pro
vide back-up help
T en tatively, G arn er and H edegard w ill be the N o 1 doubles seed; Scotten w ill join fellow sophom ore and ex P la in fiek fer Steele to form the No. S seeded duo. Cooper, senior, and Boldt, a junior w ill com pete as the number three seed in the doubles
Th e M etro ra c k e t-te e n start o ff their cam paign with a doubles match on Saturday. A p ril 1, boating Uni
versity o f Illin o is C h icago C ircle at t am and Indiana S ta te-E va n svilk at 1 pm. Both m atches w ill be held at the Indiana Central U niversity courts
The IU PU I tennis Metros are cur rentiy in the same boat as the IUPUI M etroa-both are home IU PU I d m not own a taanh upon the a va ila b ility o f apartm ent com plex courts fo r p ra ctice tim e and
colleges Needless to say, Mays and Ms netters are anxiously awaiting further development* concerning the proponed lUPUI-City of Indianapolis tennis facility
1878 IUPUI Varsity Tennis Schedule
A p ril I — U N IV E R S IT Y O F IL L IN O IS -C H IC A G O C IR C L E • am
IN D IA N A S T A T E -E V A N S V IL L E 1 pm ( Indiana Central U courts) A p r il•— M A R IA N (M a ria n c o u rts ) 3 pm
A p ril 7 4 » - L itU e State Tourney (a t Wabash C ollege, C raw fords v illa ) A p ril 14 A IS—C ity Tourney
Butler, M arian, Indiana C entral ( Indiana Central courts) A p ril lb— B U T L E R ( at B utler courts) 3 pm
A p ril J S -a t M arian 3 pm
Golf season opens today
by Ana Miller
T w o m ore IU P U I spring sport* get underway this week
Th e IU P U I g o lf team "s w in g s " into action on M arch 29 at the Franklin C ollege Invitational, to be follow ed on F rid ay, A p ril 1 by the first home meet of the season against X a v ie r (O h io ) at
the E a g le Creek course T h e team is coached by J e ff Vessely
A lso on A p ril 1, coach K ath y D oughty’s IU P U I w om en ’s softball (earn opens its season with a double- header at Indiana State-E va navi lie
M ore on these two va rsity squads later
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Coming of a New Dawn
The 4th Annual Afro-American Conference
April 7,8, <& 9
IUPUI Lecture Hall, 320 Agnes St.
Florynce Kennedy Ramona Austin
Women’s Activist Poet, Lecturer, Dancer
This year the Afro-American Conference will delve into history, music, art, politics, society and edu
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The 4th Annual Afro-American Conference sponsored by the IUPUI Black Student Union
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