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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Activities at CORE Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Guardian Student Newspaper by an authorized administrator of CORE Scholar. For more information, please contact [email protected]. TriMarch 4, 1976 Volumee 12 Issue 40 GuardiaWright State University Dayton, nOhio WSU dorm fees increase by Susan Opt Rich Munn. dean of the re- dents, explained they were An increase in Wright State sident hall, noled that another still tryin g to work out detail s of dormitory tees was made de- change in the resident hall the food coupon situation with finite" abott two weeks ago. would be turning the corner thecampusfood serviceARA. saidO Edward Pollock, direc- rooms of the hall into triples. Right now, the coupons are tor of Student services. The Because of a mistake in designed to provide for 14 dormitory fees will be in- contracts, we had to put three meals a week. About two- creased by $15, bringing the people in a come, room this thirds of the resident hall stu- fee up to $310 per quarter." year, but it worked out well. So dents purchase them." The decision to raise fees were converting the corner 'We are working for next was made by an informal rooms to triple in order to pro- year for options ft* students committee." but Pollock noted vide room for a few more stu- who want to buy more or less that the increase "was not dents." Munn added those coupons," said tyon. How- very debatable" with the in- students would get a reduced ever. for the moment, board creasing operating expenses rate of $285. fee will remain the same at of the dorms. Bruce Lyon, dean of stu- $195. We were already losing so much money and despite the Raiders receive berth increase ir fees, we will still suffer a deficit of a sizable fi- gure. he continued. The fees in NCAA Division II are comparable to the rate Wright States Raiders re- Although it will be the change of newer dorms at ceive a berth in the NCAA Div i- Raider's first trip to the NCAA other state universities." sion II Great lakes Regional tourney, head coach Marcus |o Ervin, assistant dean of tournament, according to WSU lackson will be making his third students, said the resident hall Athletic Director Don Mohr. appearance. His 1972-73 and increase will "reflect increase Other teams receiving bids 1973-74 teams to Coe College in the pay rate for classified Tuesday were Saint (oseph's in Iowa were both invited to the employees, mainly custodial, College and Fastern Illinois. NCAA Division II tourney, the electric rates, sewerage rates Richard Scharf, Athletic Di- former winning the Midwest and fuel rates." rector at Saint loseph's and the regional tournament. "There has been a 14 per- Regional Selection committee "We're in a veiy good posi- cent increase over the operat- chairer. called it the tightest tion because we're going in in g cost s of the 1975-76 year," race" he could remember. with the best overall record she noted, but the resident The four-member regional We played a good schedule, hall increase won't begin to committee comprised of probably the second best cover that." Scharf, Mohr, Gil Canale of schedule of any team in our reg- She added, "We don't see Northern Michigan and |im ion; Evansville has the best how we can raise the fee any Spalding of Bellarrnne elimi- sc hedule " remarked lackson. more than that All we attempt nated two hopefuls lackson stressed the progress A: least this person will soon have a pel to well, you to do is break even." Monday—Northern Kentucky his team has made more than know the rest, tlanet Croeber photo) State and Kentucky Wesleyan. the team's record. We've The three teams selected by worked towards this goal all the regional committee were year trom day one," he said. Student services get budget package forwarded to the National The 19-7 Raiders will take on tourney host University of by lanet C roeber makers will receive dollar compensation in the buc headquarters in Kansas City Evansville in a 10:05 pm semi- Student services representa- amounts for salaries postage, for the 6.5 percent faculty- and formally accepted Tues- tives and academic deans have (totally new area) and tele- day. leceived their, 'budget pac- phone. kages' at preliminary budget However, areas such as Academic Council zaps early grading meetings this week from Tom travel, supplies, repair, and Keller, director of budget, and miscellaneous will receive a by Libby Keller commencement falls in the Fortman. Associate professor of Dr Andrew P Spiegel. executive "lump sum" which can be A motion providing graduat- final exam week and "involves chemistry. vice-president and provost. budgeted in areas without re- ing seniors with "letters of in- some students taking exams According to Lou Falkner. The package contains forms, strictions. tent" at commencement cere- after commencement. This dis- registrar, five "working days" information and the tentatively Murray noted that a total of monies rather than actual dip- courages attending com- are needed to compute the alloted amounts for operating $750,000 has been added to lomas was defeated at Mon- mencement." graduates' evaluations after expenses for the 1976-77 this year's budget to compen- day's Academic Council meet- Caucus chairer Don Schmidt exams. academic year. sate for externally imposed in- ing. noted that other Ohio univer- Schmidt suggested that finals Dr John Murray, vice- creases which included areas The motion called for a sities are giving diplomas at for graduating seniors be given president and vice-provost for such as maintenance, new "mechanism to be devised to commencement. early, such as a week before the Academic affairs, outlined the buildings, classified employee eliminate the need for early "I am wondering what the end of the quarter. new budget system for this salary raises, and utilities. grading," allowing the "letters problem would be if com- Assistant Professor of year. He explained the budget Keller said there has been to of intent" signifying that they mencement was held after Economics Dr |ohn Whippen would receive a diploma later, exam week, and do away with said this would make ir-struc- if all graduation requirement early grading," queried Dr |ohn Elevators trap people were met. Executive Director of Gen- by Susan Opt lyn. "It was overloaded. The eral University Services Dr Ombudser's committee "Three people were trapped elevator moved about two feet Elizabeth Harden was at the for 54 minutes in an elevator in off the floor and then stopped.'' meeting to comment on re- discusses budget request Millett," said Cliff Smith, Fair- But Smith emphasized, "The commendations made by the born fire inspector "But from most important thing is that Commencement committee, of by Libby Keller Web Norman, Ombudser, the time the fire department got people should not have to wait which she is chairer. Ombudser Advisory commit- outlined the budget request, be- the call to the time the people 54 minutes to get out of an According to Harden, the tee convened Friday, February fore the first review, as $8,236 finally got out was a total of 54 elevator If you're healthy, it"s committee is an "unanimous 27 to discuss the Student Om- for staff salaries, $290 for minutes." okay. But if you're diabetic or favor of receiving diplomas at budser's 1976-77 budget re- supplies, $100 for travel, $525 Smith added that the fire de- have other mdedical problems, commencement." quest, registration problems, for communications, and $80 partment's most recent call to it can be a problem." Student Caucus Graduate and a possible change in the miscellaneous, bringing (he Wright State was to get 15 Smith explained that the representative Etta Steams official name of the Ombudse- total request to $9,231. people out of an elevator in Al- commented that the june 12 r's office. *2 GUARDIAN I»1QF\-IMarchI -T4., 197• J! V6 | • Elevator overloads, malfunctions cause strandings problem. Conley said that he 5:30, in trying to get people out .. _ minimum time, com- [Continued from page 1 ] Sims added that in a few has inspected the elevators and quickly. "We've had people mented Conley, "We respond elevators ^re equipped with cases Physical plant has been found one elevator with no stranded for as long a5 50 mi- as quickly as we can. but not on-campus phones but in many able to release people them- phone and another phone in an selves. "They have a few nutes in the evening, which is fast enough." instances the numbeis to call Conley has recommended a elevator did not work. have been ripped off. One people with a limited know- abusively long." few changes in the elevator "These have been c orrected ledge of elevators." When Security dispatchers young man had to call informa- emergency system. The first is a now, but a lot of good i'ne A problem with Montgomery receive a call, they must deter- tion to ge! the number for Sec- direct line to the Security dis- phones would have done for elevator is that it can take any- mine how long it will take one urity." patch office;. "All a person someone who was stuck," re- where from 1S minutes to an of Montgomery's persons to re- • Smith feels thai WSU should marked Conley. He has since hour for them to respond, de- spond how long it will be be- should do is have to knock the "research where they stand as recommended that a weekly pending on if they have a man fore one of Physical plant's receive' off 'he h
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Schmidt said he felt as if it was his res- ponsibility to reinstate these unreliable mem- bers because it was already so late in the Latham laments year and elections for next year's Caucus are drawing near. But Schmidt also has an obligation to the No complaints this year students who elected him. If Schmidt would have opened his mouth sooner and bitched at oy Samuel Latham the reps sooner, they might have got the mes- A c urious situation has arisen veritable journalist field day It While I am at it. and having sage and shaped up. this year for the firs! time since was heaven. no meetings or pressing en- All year Schmidt has been clandestine about Wrcng State opened its doors, But alas, no more. Unless of gagements at the moment, I his activities with the administration and the there has been a lack of com- course Bartusch is promoted would like to congratulate the ombudser. And although he did inform the plaints about the campus food- and we get an incompetent Raiders on their tournament GUARDIAN about his intention to reinstate the service. witling. bid. That's the Wright State members before his so-called "executive ses- ! won't go so far to say there Or the University might de- basketball team for all of you sion", he gave the impression that a rein- are no complaints at all. but the cide to award the toodservice who may not have heard of them before. statement of these people was his only al- ones ! hear are nothing com- pared to the gripes voiced last As a matter of fact, public re- ternative. year. cord, etc: they aren't half bad, or But after viewing the situation in its en- For example, everytime the so » hear. Their record this year tirety, we feel the Caucus seats of Science toodservice committee met last is ciuite good 19 and 7, impres- 5 Engineering, Business, Education and Grad- year there was always some sive eh? uate reps should have been declared vacant. threat to ARA Slater, in the form Now that we have a winning After all, if these people are too busy to of possible eviction notice. instead of losing team perhaps attend Caucus meetings, they shouldn't even Committee meetings were the University will concentrate be in Caucus, much less get paid for it. often hot enough to fry fries. some of its funds on other prog- It looks like Schmidt did what he felt From all reports this year's rams like academics. was the right thing to do, but he also rook meetings could cause one to But seriously, good luck team, go out and grind your the easy way out. Even though, one would think tall asleep in their plate. Could it lie that ARA Slater knows how opponents into the floor, Attc Schmidt had taken enough crapola from these to operate as a toodservice? ail we have to have something other members to vacate their seats without And even more importantly, is to show for all the money ••pent one iota of remorse. Boh Bartusch. campus foodser- on you. vice director, really as compe- By the way, it might l>e nice tent as he seems? to mention that some of the ath- Elevator rash new fad Upon examining the situa- letic funds go to more than just tion, either Bartusch and ARA contract to some other com- the basketball team. Believe it are good or this campus has pany, like Saga. Remember the oi not. we have other teams The latest fad for campus disasters seems turned into the most apathetic bad old days of Saga? here that do very well in com- to be people trapped in elevators. •.lime pit in the universe If thing-, keep going as well as petition. Not to mention intramurais. This quarter, a rash of claustrophobia in- Not onh does the toodser- they are, old Bobby baby will vice seem to please the masses, which should be of interest to ducing situations have been reported. One probably Ret promoted to some (vou can't please everyone of distant location, whic h would the masses since you don't group of three were isolated in the Millett course), but they are making be a shame especially for those have to be seven feet tall to par- hall elevator for 54 minutes. money by pleasing people. This who eat on campus. tic ipate in the program. These Mien Security was summoned, their 40 min- is disgusting. Totally disastrous. But you have to sacrifice programs should be taken ad- utes worth of futile attempts finally caused Especially for the Guardian. something for news and con- vantage of since the money for them to get someone that knew what they were Why last year we were able to troversv. If we should be fortu- ihem is there and students i an doing to remedy the crisis. run at least one interesting? ar- nate enough to keep the food- benefit from them without fi- What's amazing is that the Fairborn Fire tic le a week on the foodservic e. service in its present no- nancial penalty. department was able to free the c'cranded vic- Not to mention countless edito- complaints form, I guess the tims within only 14 minutes after the call rials, either lambasting ARA or Guardian will just have to keep the University. Until they writing about parking and other came in. started to shape up, we had a Aid would also be much easier to reach if administrative nightmares. the telephones in the elevators had not been Get your mirid out of the gutter and into the Guardian' vandalized. In another elevator crisis recently, the person trapped had to call information to get Security's number since it was nowhere to be found on the phone. This would have been un- necessary if trie emergency number labels would have been left alone. Probably those who recently overloaded the Allyn elevator were able-bodied people who were taking the short-cut. Fortunately, it turned out to be a long-cut. That ought to teach them a lesson. To the editor: concert are incorrect. First of back up band." The elevators' prime purpose is to easily A couple ot the comments all he states that the only flaw I think the sound of many transport those unable to climb the stairs, Richard Vorpe stated in vol- ot the evening was the LA Ex- bands playing top 40 is soor- ume 12 issue of the Guardian press lacks ori ginality to make d.nary that it takes a special not reserved for hefty professors and out-of- pertaining to the Joni Mitcheii condition students. them anything more than ju.st a [Continued on page Si March 4. 1976 GUARDIAN 5 Lna-jxo— Students don't check out foreign programs list of colleges which have ac- by Neil Klotz and clean. But the foreign opt for a junior year or semes- 777 United Nations Plaza, New York. New York 10017. cepted credit for it s programs. fiom College Press service school may not let you in, and ter abroad program run by a Other council services, like Even if you're not dealing It all began with the Tower even if it does, your school in U S college. If vourown school the International Student ID with a private group, ask for a of London. She had seen a the U S may pretend it doesn't operates the program, you're and charter Sights, are de- full breakdown of tuition and picture of some American recognize you when you re- home (or aw<;y, actually) free. tailed in its free pamphle*. The fees. In some cases, profes- students in London laughing turn. But if the program is run by 1976 Student Travel Catalog. sors who have organized beside the tower's famous To make a long story short, another school, you may have Summer and Interim prog- study abroad programs have chopping block in a poster on European universities usually trouble if !l) you try to take a rams are listed in Summer taken an extra stipend on the the English department bulle- won't accept U S students with Study Abroad (Institute of In- side by, for instance, selling tin board. The poster an- less than junior status. They ternational Education) and round-trip air fare to students nounced The Great British feel thafs the equivalent of Cooperative Lifting of Interim for $600 which they bought for Getaway! Study in Europe! their secondary school. Term Courses (Association for $500. Full credit!" To get ba-'k >t them, no #siwer Innovation in Higher Educa- By the way, if you suspect She sent for the forms, she American university will give a tion), both of which your lib- the program may be running a enrolled, she paid her $4000 foreign student junior status rary should have charter flight that will leave for the semestef-a little steep for a secondary school dip- i Private agency-sponsored vou at the gate, check with the she thought at the time-and loma. A communications programs. You'll have to play Civil Aeronautic s board (CAB) gotaw ».y. breakdown, to be sure. the cautious consumer if vou Consumer hotline. (202) )82- Back in the US six months About the only way to get credit for unsupervised work w ant to use one of these prog- 60 H. later, the registrar of her col- 4 f inancial aid addendum. at a foreign university is to ar- rams, since the rip-off poten- lege 'old her that her getaway Yes. money does change the gets no cigar-zero credits. range a block of independent tial is great and c redit is prob- picture. Io continue to receive She tried to contact the firm study courses with set objec- lematic. Once you have the glossy c atalogin hand, check federal Basic grants, Work- that ran the program and tives for each with individual ior the following: Study. Supplementary grants found only a closed post office departments at your school. —Does the school or agene v or National Direct Student box. That may be difficult, how- have a legally incorporated loans, you must be enrolled at F,u h year about half of the ever. since you virtually must V home office in the U S that c an an institution here while you're 30 to 40,000 U S students who know what you want to learn abroad and what books and re- course pass-no credit. (2) it be held liable for swindles? study abroad don't check out You can, however, use the field in which you plan to C heck the local secretary of the programs in which they sources you'll use, before you Guaranteed Student loans at Study is not offered .it your st,ite's office (cor(Mirations cii enroll with their home school. go in order to structure the many foreign universities and home school or < ii it the field vision) for the firm's corporate The results: promised creoVt courses for approval. private schools abroad, even is offered at your school, bu' status arid the Better Busi disappears, programs are If you care more about il you're not enrolled any- the particular course in that ness bureau tor any out stand- disbanded on the eve of the learning than credit though, where in the U S. field isn't. ing complaints. trip and students pay rip-off go to a foreign school. Tuition Ask the- school you're con- So you may find your loc al —Does the c atalog give full prices for what are essentially is rarely more than $100 a sidering tor lis eligibility semester. Foreign universities English department arguing information on course of in- travel fours with .i smattering number under theU S Guaran- allow students much more in- that a course you took on struction, qualifications of the :>t ac ademics thrown in. teed Student loan program dependence and responsibil- Shakespeare's sonnets from faculty and facilities availa- Although the number of and check it with your Stale ity. a situation like that at some the leading expert at Oxford ble? Are you housed in an students studvini; abroad has (iuarantee agenc v. experimental colleges here. will not substitute for the re- American ghetto oi with declined tor several years due You c an find out where that And many schools run a quired survey course taught foreign families? \re all the to inflation and increased in- is either by c ailing the de- language and culture prog- by the local long-tenured pat- French professors imported terest in vocational (anti- partment of educ ation in your ram for foreign students to riarch. iron-. Alabama'. untmployment) study, foreign - Does the c atalog provide stateor by writingtheOtficeot study still carries a mystique. upgrade their ability to cope No. it doesn't make sen se. It lull information on tuition and Guaranteed Student loans. in these uncertain times, it with formal university lectures. means that you must bargain fees ,ind provide lor a fair and LiS Offic e of Education, 400 might be phrased as See Probably the best guide to for almost every credit. Make equitable refund policy? Arc- Maryland Avenue. SW, Europe Before It's Gone." independent foreign study is sore after the deal is -truck there any hidden costs? Washington. DC 20202 fven it you skirl the disre- Jfi/s Way Out. A Guide to A! that you get your guarantees A good bibliography of pri- in writing from each depart- It the school is eligible Sen putable programs, however, ternatives to Traditional Col- vate financial aid sourc es for lege Iducation in the United ment from which vou want the federal Guaranteed Stu- getting credit for foreign study dent loan program, it must study abroad. Scholarships experience < .\n be difficutl. States, iurope and the Third credit. and fellowships tor foreign World (EPDutton. New York A good list of college- give your the above informa- Here are thi* major options tion under new regulations is- Study, is available tree from $4.95). sponsored programs is con- and their pin'alls. sued last year. the Institute ol International 2 US college-sponsored tained in the Whole World 1 The foieign university. You In addition, ask the school Fduc ation, 809 United Na- programs. Because it's ough Handbook, availablefor $2.95 could just cut out all the mid- for a lis! oi past participants tions Plaza. New York, New- to get credit for independent from the Countil on Interna- dlemen and enroll in a foreign whom you c an question and a York 10017. university on your own. Nice foreign study, most students tional Educational Exchange, Letter to the editor W IM'S W/ continued IContinuedfrom page 4 ] banc! with different roots to create the necessary sound for a c ertain artist. Tne LA Ex- press certainly expressed to me a sound with original character. Secondly he states that loni played the song for free on guitar. This is totally incorrect. She played the piece on a grand piano! Where was Richard sitting so that he heard a guitar instead of a pinao! Richard should have at least stated that facts about the concert. He was correct, however, in stating that "Joni's perfor- mance was fantastic." Michael De Moniio Editor's note: Richard Vorpe '"fa humbly admits that it was a grand piano instead of a gu.'tar. But he still sticks to his opinion about the LA Express. 6 GUARDIAN March 4. 1976 lished in the spring issue of DAI Campus Ministry DAI Exhibit The Dayton Art Institute Clockwork Orange Nexus, Wright State's student The Dayton A't Institute is William Stringfellow wiil All Ohio Painting and The University Center magazine. currently showing the works not appear on campus this Sculpture biennial opened board will present A Cash prizes of $20, $15. of Dayton Daily News month as previously stated and $10 will be awarded in photojournalists. Ttie works by in an advertisement by Sunday, february 22 in gal- Clockwork Orange Friday lery B. 57 works are being and Saturday March 5 and 6 each of these three will be on display through the Campus Ministry. Flow categories: short fiction, March 21. ever, he wili appear some- shown and 20 communities in 112 Oelman instead of the are represented statewide. previously scheduled movie poetry, and graphics. time in Aprii. Bla/ing Saddles. The movie Submissions should be The Guardian will carry the Contemporary Art Exhibit will be shown both nights at dropped off at the Nexus of- time and date of his appear- Two contemporary artists 7 and 9 pm and also at i 1 pm fice. 006 University Center News ance. will be featured in On the on Saturday night. (around the corner from the Rathskeller), or in the Nexus Wall", an exhibition in Travel Catalog Wright State's Art gallery Road Rally mailbox in the Dean of Stu- Shorts The Council on Interna- from February 23 through A road rally will be held dents office. I OS Millett. tiona! Educational Exchange March 28. Sunday March 7 at 12 noon Manuscripts and graphics (CIEF; is offering a free travel Doug Sanderson, artist in ni Hamilton. It will begin at should include the artist's Study Abroad guide for students and residence at WSU last tall Phalen Motors and the cost name, address, and phone Scholar ship educators. The guide in- will lie featured along with is $2 for members .md $3 number. These will not be Wright State international cludes tips on low-cost Thomas Maccaulay. an as- for non-members. returned unless accom- Programs offit e is offering its travel, accommodations, sistant professor of sculpture A caravan will leave lor panied by self-addressed tirst scholarship for study ab- travel insurance, special at WSU. Hamilton from Allvn ha!1 stamped env elope. road. A $100 award will be tours, and bargains around Gallery hours are 10 am to parking lot Sunday at 10 made for Spring quarter. Ap- "Pre-exam Buzz" the world for students and 4 pm weekdays and from plic ation forms may be ob- am. Additional information The University Center educators. noon to 4 pm Sundays. The can be gotten through board will present a dance tained in the International For a free copy ot the stu- Programs office, 144B Oel- exhibition is open to the mailbox R495. Friday, March 5. from 9 pm dent travel guide write to public without charge. to 1 am in the University man or call 073-2198 for an CIEF, Department EMC, 77" appointment. Spring Nexus Center cafeteria. Pegasus" United Nations Plaza. New Film Contest Most other forms of linan- The deadline lor the final will periorm and admission York. New York 10017 and 1976 Athens International Nexus i ontest this ve.v is is $ I at the door. Seer will (ial aid (veterans' benefits, enclose 25 cents to cover loans, grants) ran be con- Film festival will be held Friday. March 5. Prize- also be available at a spe< ial postage. tinued during toreign study. April 22 through May 1. winning entries will be pub- pric e. Films !16 mm optical sound- track only and 35 mil pro- duced by independent lil LITTLE MARY SUNSHINE makers and productions companies) should be sub- is a delightful musical spoof of the old fashioned operetta. mitted before April 10. Rick Besoyan's book music, and lyrics gently and lovingly Y777nr $2,000 will be awarded as lampoon the corny songs and naive situations of such favorites prize money in the six as "Rose Marie" and Naughty Marietta." The result is a categories of documentary, narrative, experimental, fresh, fun-filled musical that packed New York houses lilt jljill. animation, video, and fea- for three years. ture. Now you can enjoy this popular play at WSU All films must have t>-en made before April 24 and ' Little Mary Sunshine" will be at WSU March 5. 6. 11. 1 cannot have been previously 13 at 8:30 and March 7 at 7:30 in the Festival entered in this c ontest. Playhouse of the Creative Arts Center. When you Information about entry make plans for the play, include the Fri. & Sat. fees is available from Athens International Film festival. pre-theatre buffet in your evening. Held in the Box 388. Athens, Ohio Faculty Dining Room at 6:30 pm. the buflet features 4 5701. steamship round of beef, carved to order, pius other The festival will also fea- entrees, salads, vegetables, desserts & wine. ture workshops and semi- nars, feature films, and guest Don't forget to make dinner reservations speakers. thru the box office when you purchase your tickets. Ticket are $2.50 adults; $1.50 students & senior Personal Financial Plan- ning citizens. Wright State, in c onjunc - Plan an inexpensive evening of food tion with the National City and fun this weekend with the pre theatre buffet and bank of Cleveland. Ohio, is "Little Mary Sunshine. sponsoring a seven-session seminar on Personal Finan c ial Planning." Classes will meet .,1 New- tieldsCommunity building,6 North Broadway, frotwood from 7 pm-8 pm on Wednes- .Remember when your mom told days from Febiuary 4 to you to eat all your vegetables March 7 and on Tuesdays y— cause they were good for you? from March 24 to May 5. The course will include Well, she was right. Vegetables are good for you. lessons on investments, They provide you with many necessary vitamins and employment benefits, self- minerals, not to mention the protein of soy beans. initiated programs, taxes, With this nutritional information in mind, ARA is gifts, and property owner- ship. trusts and wills. Total expanding its vegetarian menu. Soy protein chicken cost of the course is $39. and ham casseroles will be available more often The course will be taught We've added a salad bar in the UC cafeteria— by Charles W Anderson, a concoct your own great salad for only 45 cents! registered securities anuiyst and an adjunct professor at And we're attempting to spice up our vegetables WSU. thru interesting seasoning. Do you have any For more information suggestions or recipes you'd like to see? Come about enrolling contact the tell us—we're more than willing to try. WSU College of Continuing and Community Education at 224-851 1. So when your conscience tells you to get that salad instead of the candy bar for Women's Softball lunch, don't let all your mother's good training be in vain Women's intercollegiate softball will hold an organi- zational meeting, Wednes- day March 10 at 4 pm in room 166 of the Physical fducation building. ews Shorts continued March 4, 1976 GUARDIAN 7
International Scholarship Little Mary Sunshine Wright State's Interna- Wright State University tional program is offering the will present the musical Lit- first scholarship for study ab- tle Mary Sunshine March 5 road. A $100 award will be 6, and 7, and March i 1, 12 made for spring quarter. and 13. Tickets are $2.50 fo Application forms may be adults and $1.50 for stu obtained at 144B Oelman. dents Reservations can b< Most other forms of financial made by calling the box of aid (veterans' benefits, loans, fice at extension 2500 noo« grants, etc,Icanbecontinued to 4 daily. during foreign study. Reservations can also b Offerings include inde- made for the pre-theatre but pendent itudv of Irish culture fet on Friday a,.d Saturdi". and travel in Ireland, physi- performance nights. Th cal education at the German cost of the buffet is $5 per Sports College at Cologne, person and must be made geography of South America, the Wednesday prior to the Russian languagestudy lour. performance. Business law in the Nether- lands. and many others. Antioch Area Theatre The deadline for applica- Antioch Area theatre will tion is April 15, for more in- present MARS: A Monument formation stop ir. the office to the last 8lack Eunuch. 144B Oelman or call exten- Performances are scheduled sion 2195 for an appoint- for 8 pm Fridays and Satur meru days, March 5 and 6 and ) 2 and 1 i. and matinees at 2 Graduate Assistantship pm on Sundays March 7 and Graduate assistantship 14. applications for the College Ticket reservations can l« of Fducation are now avail- made through the Antio* I able in 320 Millett hall. Area theatre. Yellow Graduate Student office. Springs, phone 864-1 -lb I Deadline for filing applica- toll-free irom Dayton and tions is April 1, 1976. Assis- Springfield, or in Yellov tantships are tor the 1976-77 Springs 767-7331, extensio i academic year. 526.
AMOCO Scholarship The Amoco foundation Sports Writers Scholar- has establisned a $3,400 ship four year undergraduate Greater Cincinnati Chap geo physics scholarship to ter of the Baseball Writers be awarded to a first year association of America is ot geo-physics student -n the tering a $300 scholarship to fall of 1976. a student who will be a senior as of fall 1976, who Applicants should send This female mallard is not the only one hiding its face alter drop date (Steve Walters photo) their applications to Dr Ben- demonstrates both jamin Richard, associate academic ability and sports professor of geology and di- writing ability. Further de- rector of the geo-physics tails and applications are av- program Wright State Uni- ailable from the Office of Fi- versity. nancial Aid. 152 Allyn hall. Included with the applica- tion should be a letter stating why the applicant wants to be a geo-physicist, and three letters o! recommendation and high school transcripts YOUR or equivalent. WrnqhT-PATT Cutdij UuioN has moved!
The Stronger the Role of Women— the Stronger Our Movement Will Be New Location: Physical Education Building Celebration of International Same Hours Women's Day Tuesday and Thursday 9:00 am to 3.00 pm
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Thursday, March 4 WRIC^-BUT 12:30 pm 339 Millett Citidii UNKXN Wrighi-Pader«on font BUM Ohio Ph.,™- «8 '281 Mad to PO Bo* 286. FatfboOhio 4S32-3 Sponsored by the Revolutionary Student Brigade and the Revolutionary Communist Party 8 GUARDIAN March 4. 1976 Kettering Oakwood production Neil Simon play touches on many subjects
by Gary Gregory Evv"s teenage daughter, also little girl kepi in memory Neil Simon's play. The -jjreet s her mother, but does so forever. Gingerbread Lad y, is by dropping the news she The acting in K-O"s produc- Kettenng-Oakwood's current wants to move in. tion includes no shining production. In this play Simon Fvy's two friends, depen- standouts, bul across the probes his characters as he dent and self-centered, do no- boards, (he performances are has never done before, touch- thing but reinforce her path to generally prettv good. ing subjects of aicholism. self-destruction, jimmy is un- Dorothy Griffith's Evy is well nymphomania and homosex- employed and Toby is a defined, using an ironic sense uality. Those famous Simon whisp.'r from a divorce. of humor rather than a wallow- ccntiic one-liners are -till there, Daughter Polly is the one ing, self-pity type. Her charac- but this time around add great person who shows true con- terization of dissipation is as depth to his compassionate i ern by lovingly offering he authentic as faded, six year story. mother help and support dur- old denims. One weakness, Evy Meara. at 4!. a has- ing the rough '.pots. howevef-her confined been cafe singer, divorced, Gingerbread lady, except characterization is too calcu- insecure and lonely, knows so for a diluted final scene, is a lated at times and lacks a well how to sedate herself with superior script. It" s certinly no bnsd-ng cutting edge. tional vibrations, which are so party," do not reach the truly booze and a series of one- fault of K-O Theater that their Ken West as jimmy and vital. They are touched, but poignant level. Directed by night stands. ending rings with a "Cin- Myra Rutkoski as Toby are er- not fully explored. Chuck Gufsi.ivson, the pro- Fvy's small delapidated derella'' quality that's jus! too rec live even Ihough not totally K-O's version reaches duction runs at the Indian Rif- apartment is the setting for pat to swallow. Blame Simon, per* eptive. West" s sympathe- many tender, self-revealing fie Park (heater March 5, 6, 7 K-O's produc lion. cause he wrote >n that way. tic portrayal could be moments, but several key and 11. 12. 13. •\s the play opens, she is The unusual name ol the broadened (;« underplaying scenes, like the "birthday returning from a 10 week dry- play is uncovered in a tender ihe homosexual overtones out session in a sanitarium. scene between Evy and Polly. and emphasizing the inward Her only two friends, jimmy, Years ago. a Christmas motivation. Rutkoski. espe- WSU musical spoofs ,i no-talent gav actory. and present from mother to daugh- cially good in her final scent-, Toln. ,i narcissism dame ter, tugged the heartstrings ol is somewhat heavvhanded i aught up in furs and makeup, Polly. It was gingerbread with ihe glamor bit" in the first old-fashioned operettas are there to greet her. Polly, house and lady, a gifi that the ac!. Two performers, Lisa Hud by Teleia McCalx' from some crazy Indians. son as Polly and Don Hamilton Little Mary Sunshine, a musi- The case is comprised ol as Lou (Fvy's ex-lover) deliver cal by Ric k Besoyan, open at Linda Tucker (Little Mary); Bill 7 ACADEMY ihe most consistently believe- Wright State University with Morse (Capl. Big jim" AWARO able perform an c es. ft: 30 pm performances on Warington); Mary Buehrle NOMINATIONS jerry I lac kman is adequate March 5, 6, 11. 12, 13, and iNancy Twinkle); Michael in his brief role as the delivery March 7 at 7:30 pm in the Fes- Markus (Cpl. "Billy" jester); boy. tival Playhouse, Creative Arts Car! It'll (Yellow Fealhen; K-O's Ginge. bread Lady, a Center. Mark West (Fleet Foot); |ov valiant attempt at a memora- 1 he play is a spoof of the old Hoimer (Mtne. Ernestine von ble show, is sturdily staged leanefte Mac Dona Id-Nelson Liebedichi; Byron Hays (Chief and satisfactorily acted, but Eddy movies—which in turn Brownl: and K. Christian Elstun remains a good show only. owe iheir origins to (he old- (Gen. Oscar Fairfax). The cast's "communication lashioned operetta (Ihe Tic kets for Little Vfary Sun between Ihe lines" is only operetta is a musical where shine can be obtained at the qua si-successful. Those in- singing, usually operatic, is University theatre box office, ner. silenl feelings and emo- emphasized). located in the lobby of the Crea- tions are all too often noi Forest rangers and dainty tive Arts Center, from IJ communicated. This unspo- damsels in distress abound in noon-4 pm. Monday-Friday. 4th ken communications failure ihis sentimental romance, with For reservations call 873-251)0. Biq robs the play of searing, emo- the only problems generating A ; ire-1 heal re buffet, served Week in the Faculty dining room. University Center, on Friday and Saturday per.ormance evenings. Dinner reservations must be made through ihe bo* ci nemo. office by the Wednesday prior TONITE • SATSUN to the desired evening. 8 PM 1:30-4:50 ONLY 8.15 STAHLEY KUBRICK -.,'KiAN 0'HEAL~1MARJ£A'BER£NS0N"
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Match 4. 1976 GUARDIAN 9 Johnny Winter's live lightning strikes again
by Dana C/ousei Adn the white flame'' < His Radford's rhythm guitar On side two is a 10 minute both him and Radford. They It something works once, lead playing is as good as work is noteworthy here as he plus killer. Bob Dylan's High- trade licks left and right dear why shouldn't something in ever, his slide playing, better alternates between playing way hi Revisited, lohnny re- through, with Winter doing the same mode work again than ever, and his vocal work chord patterns and playing corded this also previously in some improvi sation reirtindin g equally as well? lohnny showing more strength and the same thumping riff as the studio for Second Winter one of brother Edgar. He in- Winter and company appa- versatility than ever. Hobbs' bass. At the end. he album. The number starts fast ter splic e s much of thi s with hi s rently feel that they can cause Side one starts with the old joins lohnny on lead, once with some intro slide guitar guitar and rrtds it superbly on lightning to strike twice in the Larry Williams rocker, Honey again complimenting each which prevails through the a hi gh noSe probably off of any same place, the catalyst Maroney which Winter re- piece. Ths vocals are innova- scale. being lohnny's latest release corded in his Saints and Sin- tive and from the gut. For one, this js definitely a " lohnny Winte*-Cap!ured ners album in studio form. After a couple of verses, guitar player's album. But, Live." Any art it would love t". Radford and Hobbs leave the rock n' roll lovers will go A few years back, Winter hav ° a cut like thi s to kick of an stage where lohnny does an bananas over it, too. Second also recorded a live album, album. The vocals are hard extended slide solo. How he generation lohnny fans will lohnny Winter And-Live. This and raunchy with wild guitar plays some of those licks as digit asmuch asthey havethe record became his first goid leads tucked in nicely fast ashe does with a slide bar last records since Still Alive disc (one million sold). Many everywhere. Thi s tune sets the is beyond belief. He also is and Well. First generation people have played and mood for the next cut buddy able to play lower riffs and his fanv-the or." that say the played that record so much Rick Derringer's Roll With Me continuity between the two is flame" has gone commercial that if inspected now the released on the last album perfect. and pop with no more blues or grooves probably would be lohn Dawson Winter HI. The band regroups after funk in his soul-will return to worn through. Here the two guitansts dis- Winter re-establishes the the flock. For those who aren't On that collection there play their technical prowess groove, and get to the end of Winter fans and arelookingfor were rockers, boogie-woogie, besides their gut" reactions this particular road with Rad- a good representation of a shuffles and slow funky on a guitar. Both are using ford taking a lead snd more musician who gives a 180 blues." The new album fol- phase shifters (a device pro- voc als then ending the piece, percent effort on each note, lows the exact format only with ducing a swirling and sus- lohnny takes the mike and get this record tast. different tunes, new interpre- tained sound. The two never tells the audience that they're It reminds this listener of an tations, and generally higher let the device control them gonna' leave the highway and inscription on one of Winter's !eve!e reached, thou gh). hit the back alley for a while. earlier albums with some lohnny is obviously not Many guitarists using the The album closes with this obscure recording company. alone on this record. Along device nowadays use the 12 minute 12-bar blues, lohn- It reads. Before the session, side are drummer Richard phase to produce electronic other, not fighting each other. ny's own Sweet Papa lohn. there y\as lohnny Winter and Highes, bassist Randy Ho sounds to "freak-out" an audi- It's All Over Now closes lohnny's vocals here, as men- the guitar. Dunng the session, Hobbs (the only holdover from ence. it often does by cover- side one. Winter again has tioned earlier are strong. lohnny Winter became the •And. and also formerly of the ing up their inadequacies as chosen a former Rolling There is slide guitar work by guitar." McCoys from near Dayton) musicians. Here the two are Stones' number to revise and Winter and lead playing by and second guitarist Floyd complemented by the gadget, play as he has tor about his Radford. not shielded by it. last four or five albums. It should be stressed at this lohn Lennon's Rock n Roll He begins with an unac- U.C. GNLN CK. point that one of the main People, a tune he wrote for companied guitar introduction PRtSiMTS •• things that stand out on the lohnny's last record, is up reminding one of |imi Hendrix. whole record is the tightness next. This shuttle, with a The number soon starts in of this band. The rhythm sec- screaming .guitar lead as an full-swing and listener had tion is always together; Rad- introduction, perhaps is the better be ready. This thing is ford's guitar is always com- best cut on side one. After the unbelieveably fast and plimentary Winter, never battl- singing verses. Winter s burri- likewise intense. The guitar a ing for the front or playing ingleads cook and cook some work again is excellent by mediocre rhythm in the wings. more. both. DAI offering film series through April 9 ClOCKftKK
by Tele,:j MiCabe noon, was by French director ings are held in the Renaissance Friday night, February 27. Eric Rohmer and the turn-out auditorium. the Dayton Art Institute began a was surprising. Wine and Future screening are as fol- 0RKM6E series of 8 pm scree rings of cheese were available after the lows: films which have escaped movie. Mar 5—I Atljnte (19 54i— commercial exhibition in the The DAI's film series costs Vigo FRIDAY MARCH 5 Dayton area. $1.50 for students and Si.75 Mar 12—Soft Skin (Id Peau l OO AND
PLUS THE mn PRODUCERS mz FRIDAY hAfcRCtt £ \2.: 00 NVVDNXTL uiKen MOU i-H . W2_ OELWV^ HALL wr(v\Srci)5- by Chris Mauch Demonstrations by the Wright StateUMversity par- Biological Sciences depart- ticipated in last week's En- ment included electron mic- gineers and Scientists week roscopy and lilood pressure by holding open house on Fri- reading. day in Oelman and Fawcett Student exhibits were r halls and in the Biological Sci- judged with first pri/e Ot' $ >() ences building. going to Regina Spillman fo' According to Dr Billy W Fr- her work with human iar, assistant chairer of the cytogenics. Engineering department and Duplicate second prizes of WSU coordinator for the $25 were awarded to David event, Engineers and Scien- Brown for his display entitled tists week is an annual cdeb- " Solar Collector and Effi- ration sponsored by the Af- ciency" and to Percy Foster filiated Engineering societies. and |ohn Lyons for their Re- Displays by the depart- mote Piloted Vehicle." ments of engineering, Exhibitions were also held mathematics, computer sci- at Si net aii College and the ence, physics, and geology University of Dayton, as well included Phantastic "Phun as at the Dayton Convention with Physics. Your Thoracic center. Potential Exposed," and Elephant Wire-It Never Forgets.'' Participants in the Engineers and Scientists week open house use an analog computer to simulate the docking of a ship. (Steve Walters photo) , Am*.— Jin i'r.tterson an. 3ich r .a-aT.oc lister, to simulated ear project. cxiNMie. t5UCHE.Mfi.CfTR KT THE, £»KT. NA&kLH lx> q -\2_ ISC *VDM\£S\DN These students are learning to hook up an analog computer in order to solve a 2.5$ OFF ON UCJ& CVNE.WV*. second order differential equation. March 4, 1476 GUARDIAN 11 Raiders destroy Wilmington, set season record with ',382 points. by reserve center Guy Connors Seniors Steve Shook and Lyle layups and uncontested shots by Gerry Miller Grote finished the season broke the 100 mark with 3:22 Falkr.or also scored in double resulting from steals and excel- Wright State's basketball with 436 points to break the to play to make the score 100- figure* for WSU with 10 and 16 lent play. team could do no wrong last previous record of 428 he set 47. points, respectively. Freshper- The Raiders controlled the Saturday night as they de- last year as a junior. Grote also stroyed Wilmington College. Raider coach Marcus sor> guard Alan McGee added boards, 50-21, with freshper- son renter Bob Schaefer getting broke the school's free throw 109-53. to vault themselves lackson substituted freely 10 points. 14 rebounds. mark as he made 118 in 26 one step closer to a playoff throughout the game, using all lackson said, I don't think it The victory improved WSU's games this year. The old record berth in the Great takes reg- S 2 of his available players. was the best game we've Senior co-captain Bob Grote. played all year...but it was our season record to 19-7. the best was 108 points. ional. This was the final regular The Raiders began fast- who scored 28 points, was pul- last game lor the seniors and in Ohio among Division II teams and the most ever by a season appearance for WSU breaking and stealing the ball led out of the game to stay with they were obviously ready to 9:06 left to play. The other cap- play." WSU hit almost 60 per- Raider basketball squad. The seniors Grote. Falknor, Martin, early in the game and the lead and Shook During the reign at tain. Rick Martin, followed at cent of their field goal attempts. team also set several individual just kept increasing until it was Wright State they put together a 59-24 at halftime. A fou! shot 7:13 io go with a total of 20 45 of 76. marks Falknor bacame points .0 his credit. Many baskets came on easy WSU's all-time leading scorer 68- 30 record and four seasons. No appointment needed Milk can cause 'intestinal lactase deficiency9 by H Spencer Turner, MD statement. Incidentally, at laitose. which is not broken but significant symptoms Recently I read an arti- age 45 I normally drink down, is Ihus not absorbed < ommonly do not develop cle of yours concerning about one to one and a into the towel and ext-rts an until age 12 or later. There the drinking of milk. I half pints per day. osmotic effect, pulling fluid appear to l«> significant ra- should have indicated I assume you are referring into the gastrointestinal cial variations in the inci- that milk drinking by to the problem known as tract. The disease is sus- dence of 'he disease, with at adults in certain human intestinal lactase defi- pected when an individual least one reference indicat- populations is possibly ciency." Lactase is an en- develops symptom, such as I ing that live percent oi the not recommended. zyme of the lining of the have described, following adult white population have I first learned of the dif- bowel which is necessary for milk ingestion. lactase deficiency while the ficulties in milk drinking the digestion of milk suf.ar Although a Hue milk incidence may run as high as in a recent article in "Sci- (lactose). allergy—to proteins in 50 percent in blacks and entific American." Of Individuals lacking this milk—can cause similar orientals. course you need not enzyme have symptons of symptoms, a specific diag- A non-hereditary type of agree with the siatements milk intolarance which in- nosis of lactase deficiency lactase defic iency has also mentionec there, but the clude diarrhea, bioating, can IK- made by performing been noted in certain gas- presence of a need to in- and abdominal cramps fol- a procedure known as la< - trointestinal diseases whic h vestigate should have lowing the ingestion of milk. tost- tolerance test. c ause actual damage to the been included in your Symptoms occur since the mucosa of the bowel. Pack two years of Army ROTC into WSU given six tough weeks. NCAA II bid Army ROTC usually takes four years of final game Wednesday March 10, ir the 13,000 seat Roberts college. But now you can do it in only two. Municipal Stadium in That's a good deal for everyone! men and Evansville. The other regional women) who was unable to start the semifinal pits Sain! Joseph's program in the freshman year. College against Eastern Illinois You make up those missed years in our at 8:05 pm. The two semifinal losers will 6-week Basic Camp during the summer meet in a consolation game the following your sophomore year. It's frankly next evening, followed by the tough because you cram 2 years of classes championship game. The win- into a fast summer. But if you're looking ner will advance to the quarter- finals and possibly to the na- for a challenge, it's there! tionals to be held March 18 and You get over $500 for the time you're in 19 at Roberts stadium. camp plus travel allowance, ^ou re under Tickets for next Wednesday's no obligation. You can quit anytime (but game will go on sale either late loday or early tomorrow at the over 90' i completed last >>ummer's camp.) Physical Education building for You are then eligible for Advanced Army $4 apiece for everyone. $3 tic- ROTC. You earn $100 a month while you're kets will be available a! the taking the 2-year Advanced Course, and door, if not sold out. you earn your commission while you're earning your degree. Bluegiass 4 Cnun'iy Stars Monday & Thursday— For more Information call Cpt. Durham at Ladies Nites 229-3326 or 229-3327 or write the Profes- Thurs, Fn. Sat. 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