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november 24, 1985
CHILD ARTISTS DESIGN RILEY'S FIRST 'MIRACLE CARDS'
The delightful drawings you see on this page are taken from Riley Hospital's first edition of "Miracle Cards." The unique, colorful holiday greeting cards come in five delightful designs that were done by patients at Riley--children, whose true holiday spirit cannot be daunted even by illness. Just in time for holiday mailing to friends and family, a box of 20 cards and envelopes in one design is only $5 a box, and every penny you spend on the cards will go to Riley. To order your cards, call the Riley Telethon Office, Ext. 2273.
CHAMPIONS Coach Tim Brown and his team of Lady Metro volleyball players beat Thomas More College last week and brought home the National Association of
Intercollegiate Athletics Bi-District X Championship. They advance to the National Championships with a season record of 30-13.
MAY TO GIVE FOUR LECTURES ON MEDICAL ETHICS
The author of books on the subject of ethics in medicine and law and former chairman of religious studies at IUB, William F. May, Ph.D., will give four lectures on campus Dec.
4. May is now the Carry M. Maguire Professor of Ethics at Southern Methodist
University. His lectures include two case studies. The first is at 8:15 a.m. in Myers Auditorium, Wishard Hospital, and focuses on internal medicine; the second is at 2 p.m.
in University Hospital, C261, and focuses on OB/GYN. The keynote lecture entitled "An Ethical Process for the Care of a Dying Patient: Implications for Words and Deeds" is at 10 a.m. in Emerson Hall, 342. The noon lecture, "Images of a Healer in Medical Ethics"
is in Medical Science, B-26. The lectures are free and all are welcome. For more information, call Rev. James D. Stender, 925-3588. Sponsors of the lectures are the Indianapolis Lutheran Campus Ministry and the IU Medical Center, with financial support from the Metropolitan Indianapolis Campus Ministry.
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HOLIDAY, POLICY CHANGES IMPORTANT DEADLINES
Research and Sponsored Programs, the folks who help you with grants and such, remind you that their office will close Dec. 25 through Jan. 2, and that grant applications bearing an agency receipt date of Jan. 6 or earlier have to be in no later than Dec. 13. If you expect problems, call Maxine Tutterow. Also, if you are preparing materials for the Jan.
14 meeting of the IUPUI Committee on Protection of Human Subjects, your materials must be completed and returned no later than 5 p.m. on Dec. 19. For more on this one, call Joan Straszewski. Finally, the National Institutes of Health has revised deadlines for grant application receipt dates. They are:
Individaul National Research Awards--Jan. 10, May 10, Sept. 10.
All New Research Grants--Feb. 1, June 1, Oct. 1
Competing Continuation and Supplemental Research Grants--Mar. 1, July 1, Nov. 1 For more information, or to speak with those mentioned, call Ext. 8285.
NEWS 'N' NOTES FROM HERE 'N' THERE Turkey Talk--Thanksgiving is on Thursday again this year and your self-basting birds, paper plates, electric dishwashers and Tums.
friends and family is good.
editor is thankful for Hope your day with
Deadline Note--The holiday moves the Green Sheet deadline next week to Monday, Nov. 25 at 5 p.m. Notes you want published for meetings between Dec. 1 and Dec. 7 should be in AO 139 by then.
Dead Pasts--Our past--"the key to what we are"-- is the subject of the last Essential Cinema film, "Last Year at Marienbad," directed by Alain Resnais. The film is free.
Showings are in the Herron auditorium, Dec. 4 at 9 p.m., and Dec. 5 at 8 p.m.
West on East Trade--Phil West, director, East Asian Studies Center, IUB, presents
"Indiana Trade with Japan and the Pacific Rim" on Nov. 26 during a dinner meeting of the Indiana Council on World Affairs. Non-members welcome. Call Sherrie, 634-9978.
More East-West--Dr. Lech Zachers, Polish Academy of Sciences, presents "East-West Relations" on Nov. 25, noon, in the Harrison Room, Union Building. Sponsors, the University Faculty Club and International Programs, invite you to bring lunch.
B-Ball Trios--Dec. 4 is the deadline for team sign-up for the "3 on 3 basketball,"
sponsored by the Intramural/Recreational Sports Dept. Entry fee is $5. For rules and more, call Ext. 7548.
Biochemistry--Ki-Han Kim, professor of biochemistry, Dept. of Biochemistry, Purdue U., presents "Regulation of Acetyle CoA Carboxylase" on Nov. 25, 4 p.m., MS 326. Coffee/tea at 3:30 p.m., MS 321.
Quiet Masses--The Catholic Student Center invites you to mass and a simple meal, each Wednesday of Advent at 5:30 p.m. Call 632-4378.
Nutcracker--The IU Ballet Theater presents the seasonal favorite, "The Nutcracker," Dec.
6-8 in Bloomington. For tickets, call 812-335-1103.
Nuts for Education--The Faculty Women's Club of the IU School of Medicine will fatten its scholarship fund with the sale of cookies, nuts and poinsettias at a tea on Dec. 3 at 1 p.m. For more, call Delores Muller, 293-4535.
Physiology/Biophysics--Michael Selmanoff, associate professor of physiology, U. of Maryland, presents "Effect of Prolactin on Central Dopaminergic Neurons" on Nov. 27, noon, MS 205.
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CONSTRUCTION PREP TO CLOSE PARKING LOT
If something is being built--it must be IUPUI. On Dec. 1 preparation for construction of our new Conference Center will begin on what is now the big parking lot at the northeast corner of Agnes and Michigan Streets--just east of University Hospital. The
lot--actually three lots--37, 39 and 47, will be closed. If you use these spaces,
Willard Hanshew, director of Parking, Transportation and Special Services, suggests that if you are a B parker, you use the East Garage or lots 58, 59 or 80 that are south of Vermont St., the dental school and the South Garage. E Parkers can find space east and north of the East Parking Garage, which includes the garage itself and lots 69, 70, 71, 72, 73 and 83. (See your campus map for locations.) Hanshew also wants us to know that when construction begins, traffic will increase and he asks that we be careful driving or walking near the area.
HEALTH INSTITUTES REP TO GIVE SPECIAL SEMINAR
A seminar, "An Insider's View of NIH (National Institutes of Health)" will be presented Nov. 26 by Dr. Luz A. Froehlich, deputy director, Extramural Activities, National
Institutes of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, NIH, Washington, D.C. She speaks from noon-1 p.m. in the School of Dentistry, S-116. Since coming to our campus last October, Dr. Froehlich has been gathering opinions from researchers and administrators regarding NIH. Before leaving on Dec. 13, she will be observing and commenting on the grant
submission procedures used by our office of Research and Sponsored Programs. In addition to the seminar, Dr. Froehlich has time to visit and talk to researchers in various
science/health units on campus about procedures and funding. To speak with her or to join her for a dinner on Nov. 26, call Chuck Palenik, Ext. 4561.
ARTS INSIGHT OPENS WRITING CONTEST
Arts Insight, the statewide magazine for the literary, performing and visual arts, is opening its annual competition for writing on the arts in Indiana. There are cash prizes awarded and winning articles will be published in the magazine. Writers must be Indiana residents. Deadline for entering is March 1. For more details, call 632-7894.
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OPEN AUDITIONS The IUPUI University Theatre will have open auditions for its
upcoming Childen's Theatre touring company production of "The Magician's Nephew" on Dec. 11-12 at 7:30 p.m. in the Mary Cable Building. Written by C.S. Lewis, the play
is adapted for stage by Aurand Harris. There are roles for 12 characters. A small salary will be paid and the cast will tour from late February through April on
Fridays and Saturdays and some weekdays when necessary. Copies of the script are in the University Library. For more information, call Ext. 2094.
'ROUND CAMPUS
--The 120 volunteers from Nursing and Social Work who will be on the Circle Nov. 25-27 from early morning 'til 6 p.m. will be happy to collect your food donations to the Gleaners Foodbank of Indiana which feeds the needy all over the state.
--If all went well, our Automotive Safety for Children Program at Riley and students at Orchard Country Day School last week (Nov. 22) got themselves into the Guiness Book of World Records. Jennifer Stephanidis who works in the program tells us that 230 kids sitting in seats fixed with seat belts were to buckle up at the same time. Walt Disney's Goofy was also there.
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KORE NEWS IN I NOTES
Cheers--Cheer Guild members are making like elves in order to prepare the best Christmas possible for staff and the little and big patients in our hospitals. They can use your gifts, and remind you that the Ruth Lyons Christmas Fund is still operating and needs donations. For information on the types of gifts needed, call Ext. 8705.
Female Health--Elizabeth Choi, assistant professor of nursing, presents "A Feminist Perspective on Women's Health and the Nursing Profession" on Nov. 25, 4-5 p.m., CA 438.
Free lecture is part of the ongoing Women's Studies Program fall series. All welcome.
Biophysics--Dr. Julius Friedman presents "Interstitial Protein Concentration Gradient" on Nov. 29 at noon, MS 205.
Free Concert--The U.S. Army presents "I Hear America Singing" concert, Nov. 26-27 in the Circle Theater. Tickets are free at Army Recruiting Stations.
Finance Seminar--The '85 Management in Action Seminar Series presents "Finance and Accounting for Non-Financial Managers, Dec. 4-6 on our campus. Sponsor is Graduate School of Business. Call IUB 335-0229.
Hoopla--The IUPUI Men's Metros play Anderson, there, Nov. 25, and play Indiana Central at home on Nov. 27--both at 7:30 p.m.
Holiday Happenings--Christmas at the Zoo is from Dec. 13-22 and children of all ages will enjoy the giraffe, the pretty lights, the Clauses and more. Call 547-3577 for special events. The IU Symphonic Band and the Singing Hoosiers present the annual Chimes of Christmas Concert on Dec. 12--call 1-800-772-7209.
POSITIONS AVAILABLE
RESEARCH ASSOCIATE, psychological aspects of pediatric diabetes, Dept. of Medicine, IU School of Medicine. Design and implement research protocols and collection and analysis of psychosocial data. Prefer MA in social or educational psychology or related field.
Desire experience in a medical research setting combined with knowledge of computer
languages and operation of micro and mainframe. Also important are knowledge of SPSS and ability to apply statistical analysis independently and originate research publications.
Send resume to Dr. Michael Golden, Search and Screen Committee, Riley Hospital A586.
FACULTY, electrical engineering technology, tenure-track. Requires BS in electrical engineering and appropriate master's. Begin Aug. 1, '86. Prefer two or more years' industrial and teaching experience in an ABET-accredited electrical technology program.
Desire professional registration and broad backgrund that includes industrial controls, electrical power and digital and analog electronics. Send resume and addresses of three references by Dec. 31 to: Professor William Seibert, chairman, Dept. of Electrical Technology, Purdue U. School of Engineering and Technology, 1207L.
IUPUI IS AN EO/AA EMPLOYER
GREAT FOR PARENTS Parents can do some holiday shopping or enjoy a night out Dec. 13 and the kids can also have some holiday fun. The Indianapolis Sports Center will combine baby sitting with entertainment for kids ages 5-11. In the Champions Room they will trim a tree, see a movie and eat a balanced meal. Fee is $8 in advance, $10 at the door for child care from 7-11 p.m. For reservations, call Jennifer Tyson, Ext. 3517--mnrninac ~~ ~~ry-~ry~n -£~
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