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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]. November 21. 1974 Vol 11, Issue 22 Wright State University GUARDIAN Student affairs looking at stipends, faculty evaluation, food by Bub y.eirl The evaluations are used information. ' We're looking for Student Affairs committee primarily by the instructor and a Faculty Course evaluation that met Wednesday, with a quorum Promotion and Tenure will be done and published," of five, and discussed Food committees but in a letter to Tanamachi said. service. Faculty Course Student Affairs. Bob Harvey. Edward Levine, Chairman of evaluation, and student stipends. Caucus Chairer proposed an the Art department, said "if the Beverly Tanamaciii, Science evaluation format be used for purpose is to publish them, then and f.nginee'ing Caucus quarterly publication. one will have to change the representative, along with other Harvey said Caucus was evaluation form." He SH'KJ the committee members, expressed developing an evaluation format published format should have disappointment with Wright that would be useful to faculty different perspectives than the Station. "I mean, if you can get and students Hartmann voiced a one used for Promotion and service for the faculty like thai reservation about giving the Tenure committees. (Faculty Dining room) then why tabulated results to Caucus The committee motioned to ,ave can't you get service like that at without any definite ideas of ' Harvey send his proposal Wright Station?" said what Caucus would do with the (Continued on p 2] Tanamachi. Joannt Rbacher of the Dean of Students office agreed. "Thse Seminar talks rape prices in comparison are by>».. LibbyI ihhAV/'»>r Keller a wa..r. agains• t. the. sexes. «Rap» e is phenomenal," she said, the belligerent act of retaliation commenting o.i the situation A rape seminar was conducted toward women." Bresler also that in the dining room, the yesterday by the Dean of said that a 121% increase of rape .'acuity can eat all they want for Students office in Oelman has been noted since 1960, $2.25. In Wright Station, it was Wendy Hull, art ed, is getting ready to htve a death masl e, but Auditorium. A crowd of 100 meaning that a rape is mentioned that the proportions this isn't the end, just the beginning See page 2.. watched »nd listened to committed every 14 (Tim Kern photo) and quality of food were demonstrations given by Weapons for women considerably less. numerous people. with them were shown Committee member Harvey On hand for the seminar were lemon juice in a Wachtell, Assistant Professor of of Dayton Women container, umbrellas, big lings, Profs differ on Rhodes History, was not present but Rape (WAR) headed by nai! files, and whistles. Victims forwarded, a letter to Hartmann Bresler. Ideas on the were encouraged not to yell concerning the Faculty Course philosophy and history or rape, "Help" but "Fire" because the impact on education evaluations. Presently, the forms as well as myths, facts and latter elicited greater response. by Dan Kelley was befriended to a great extent for Faculty Coirse Evaluations self-defense of rape were They were also encouraged not "Jt's not too wise to make in Ohio, and I don't see how he vary from college to collegc, and presented. to hesitate to break the window plans HOT the administration) (Rhodes) or any other governor in some departments, they vary According to Bresler. rape is [Continued on p 2) while they're still counting the could continue the policies with from class to class. votes," according to Gordon the prevailing attitude towards Peltier, Governor-Elect James higher education. My suspicion Rhodes campaign treasurer. is that the very positive attitude With this in mind, two Wright has diminished." State professors offered their Adams did not quite concur. opinions on the probable "Any further expansion (of the of Rhodes on Ohio in educational system) will have to and the Ohio system of be vocationally oriented. Rhodes education In particular has always had a 'mortar and Dr Robert Adams, Chairer of bricks' attitude towards the Department of Political education, that is, how many Science, felt that Rhodes was new buildings are going up? The going to have to change his income tax will continue to fund approach to administrating, or education through no effort of face many stalemates with the his (Rhodes)." legislature. Adams believed that Rhodes "it will be necessary to wouid wage (budget warfare) to devvlop programs that can be erode the effectiveness of the approved. This will be difficult Ohio Environmental agency, due to the large numbers of new while Brown stated that the members in the Democratic system is too large to make any congress. They're less flexible, radical changes. and unaccustomed to the On mental health system bargaining game," said Adams. improvements: Brown said, Dr Herbert Brown, an "Any middle 70's will have to Associate professor and ex chief have an enthusiastic reaction. of the Marketing department, The Gilligan initiatives will be saw things a little differently, re-directed, but only in their i won't be any right angle methods, no! their objectives." at most there wil! be a Adams added, "No one gains of a few degrees. Jim much politically by social wiii take over in '75 welfare programs, the public at after a break of four years, and large doesn't support them. The must deal with a new world," mental health initiatives of the according to Brown. Gilligan administration will With regards to education, probably be halted, and the Brown said, "The I960', were a present programs allowed to thin « higher education by attrition." Royal Gambit at WSU ge 8 [ 2 OUAJtDIAN, Wowahn 21,1974 Leadership lab scores well session was over, we had to go discover things about each other by Gail Snyder back with our groups to discus and just generally opened Have you ever shampooed it. ourselves up to taeh other. I can your entire body? The whole time I was at the Wt!l, that's what I ended up truthfully say that I got something in the way of Leadership Lab. it seemed as if I doing ai the Leadership Lab «: was being watched. I never had Glen Helen in Yellow Springs more than 30 minutes to myself this past weekend. I forgot to Guardian analysis out of the 41 hours I was there bring soap with me on the Somewhere in the midst o' excursion tnd I had no other understanding leadership each sessions on feedback, choice but to use my shampoo time. responsibility, feelings, listening, when showering. One of the strangest manipulation, sensory * But my shampoo-shower experiences I had while I was awareness, competition, wasn't the only thing that there was a sensory awareness cooperation, and decision happened to me while I was session which everyone at the making; I never got to relax, not there. I learned how to become a Lab participated in together. even in the form of sleep. leader, what competitiveness The purpose of this session It seems that leaders are not really is, ar,Boston. Though official reports The district this year has are as yet incomplete, allocated $697,000 for security * authorities believe vandals were services for the present school responsible for the blaze. year and is installing a new Las! spring, three youths, computer system for their wielding fire axes, broke into central alarm system. The Rex Putnam High School in the computer hookup will cost Portland. Ore suburbs, broke up $65,000. desks and other materials, The Houston security service pushed a piano through a presently has 49 officers, ail soundproof glass partition and unarmed, and intends to hire 12 destroyed numerous musical more to man a six-car night instruments, including the piano, patrol and supplement the which fell through the floor of present night force of three the school. The tab for the security officers and a night's vandalism was $25,000. supervisor. When apprehended later, the The security service is urging youths told police they had gone the state legislature to amend on the destructive rampage the penal code to allowing "because we didn't have school security officers to carry anything else to do." firearms. Each year, millions of Larry Burton, assistant taxpayers' dollars which should superintendent for security be spent to educate taxpayers' services, said the capture rate of children have been used by vandals is not very good and that reluctant and financially when they are caught, they strapped school districts to pay usually are juveniles, who get a for damage caused by vandalism lecture and are tumed over to and for neuritv Dmgrams aimed their parents. at curbing vandalism. i IMMPIIIIHI I 'JHWHI "Restitution for damages is Hull is in there somewhere, we assure you, and came out in excellence with a death mask. Nationally, authorities say. very poor," Burton said. (Tim Kern photo) school crime costs $10.87 per Burton said that >r> addition to pupil -about as much as books. present security measures, lie is While the figure includes other recommending that the school crimes, a substantial portion board put small apartments in represents vandalism. Burgin focuses on Action schools with higii vandalism "Every night, somewhere rates and allow security officers by Mvhael Graham ranging from age three to eight. located in Ohio. within the city, vandalism and their wives—or custodial Dr Ruth W Burgin, Director, The Action program contains a Health administrator. Health occurs." said Richard Green, workers and their wives—to live University Year for ACTION part time special education chief of security for the Los there. system analyst. Bio Med University of Massachusetts in program and a handicap program engineer. Oral pathologist. Angeles Unified School District. The Elk Grove. Calif, school Amherst, spoke Monday on that Surgin felt gave the Therapuetic dietichn. and Bio The district has an annual system already has live-in help. "How University and High handicapped people registrar are all jobs waiting 'o budget of $3.9 million for The district in 1969 started School Students Can Contribute "self-respect." be filled and most people have security ?nd its security allowing one family live in a department is the third largest to Solving Problems of Health Burgin s*id the Action not even heard of these jobs. house trailer at each school. law enforcement agency in the Care for the Black and the program also contains a chance Burgin said. The family provides the trailer Poor." to work in a Correctional county, exceeded only by the and agrees "to exercise a Los Angeles city police and Her audience was composed ;>f facility. watchful eye," says Merle Vending Senior citizens and high school She pointed out that in county sheriff's department in Custer, a district spokesman. manpower. students from Colonel White. Correctional facilities students In exchange, the school Roosevelt and Dunbar. try to give the inmates more vandals hit "Vandalism ci uses a district provides a sewer, plus In the lecture Burgin talked on opportunity to explore the every- tremendous loss," Green said. water and a utilities hook-up. the whole Action program day world through recreation "It's a growing problem It docs The program costs $1,000 per WSU something to the atmosphere including the legal field. and other activity. site, but has cut vandalism by 87 She pointed out that nine out In the area of legal assistance by Connie Huchenroth around schools that e not per cent. conductive to education." of ten students in the Action Burgin said lawyers tell her the Since January 1974 there have While most school program go on to law school and The district presently is Action students are more been eight vending machine systems-including those in medical school. She also said prepared to help them in the break-ins on the Wright State spending millions of dollars to Chicago, Boston and Atlanta, improve security. Schools have Action is a comprehensive business of law because they campus, rely on alarirs and security pi igram that includes fields been equipped with alarms and have had actual experience. "Overall we really haven't had systems and a few have people ranging from medicine to Green says they Tiave cut The Action program also any severe problems with on the grounds virtually around journalism. It is designed to vandalism by 95 per cent. contains a department for the breaking into the vending the clock, some districts take a provide l*gal services to inner juvenile delinquent and the main machines," said Sargeant Call The district also uses a dog different approach. city residents. "Action also job of students in that program Sims of Security. "We've hzd patrol, with five agents and five Associate San Francisco provides counseling services to is to "rap with the kids." several machines where there dogs pat ruling vandalism hot School Supt Milton Reiterman the mentally retarded." Burgin Burgin pointed out that health were attempts made to break spots, and there is a "parent calls a city program to fight said. care has a very low priority and into them when there was no patrol," mainly for reporting vandalism through improved In the field of Journalism the said this is due to the lack of money or merchandise taken, vandalism. community relations "the Action program permits young care by people in the although there have been some In Houston, Tex, where greening of the school yards " vandalism cost more than college age reporters to work in government. She also pointed attempts thut have been city hall. In medicine her out that for five years no successful," Sims added students work with Cerebral legislation concerning health "The loss from these machines Palsy victims, a disease of the care has come from Congress. has not been that great, Nuero-Muscular system. Burgin said out of a hundred probably less than ten dollars." RECORDS & FRESHBurgi n also pointed out that and eighty med schools only Sims said. the Action program contains a nineteen arc prblic health "In talking with other program for pre-schoolers schools and there are none universities and industries in dealing with vending machines VEGETABLES being broken into, their problem is probably triple what we have Beverage Dock here at Wright State," Sims SMJL Jazz, Popular, Blues, Bluegrass, added. "The problem is that this is SO' OFF Classical, and Cutouts BEER, WINE, and PARTY SUPPLIESsuc h a minor crime it's very low on the totem pole and the Mon, Tuea, Wed Open 8 cm to 11 pm 7 days a week amount of money or 11-9 We are able to special order merchandise that is involved Thurs. Fri, Sat most albums (hat are still does not make it worth a major IJ am 12 midnight 868 Kaufman Ave 8 78-6327~ crime," Sims added Sun Noon 5:00 in print at No Extra Cost

i Guardian OPINION SttOKJNS

W._ .. M - What now James?

Already the inaccessability to Governor- elect James Rhodes is beginning to rear its ugly head. Trying to get an opinion of either short or long terra goals from the once campaign, now strategy office is the equivalent of getting blood out of a turnip. Some of this is understandable, for the votes have not been completely counted. The standing rule at Rhodes' office is that it would be bad policy to reveal any of the plans for state management while the possibility exists that John Gilligan may again be the chief executive of the fair state of Ohio. Much of this tight-lipped attitude is incomprehensible, though under the circum- stances perhaps a wise political Move. Never- theless, Rhodes must have had some idea of what he wanted to do before November 5, or at least before now. Terrorism wrong Snyde comments: Death or conservation from either side This is going to be a long difficulty drives the prices up. the major ecological culprits in column, folks, so please bear Just as obviously, Rhodes does destroying the environment, Opinions about Palestinian guerilla leader with me. not understand, or refuses to, searches for an answer to the Yassir Arafat seem to be definitely one-sided Governor-elect James A these simple environmental problem, which he recognizes, eitner for or against. Both those persons Rhodes, by all good estimations. econom ics. but still does not go as far as the extremely for Arafat and his terrorist policies will, when he takes office, Well, that's okay. Because he radicals in their denunciation of and those persons extremely against his disband the Ohio Environmental wili surely perish just as fast as American capitalism. efforts to gain a home for the Palestinian Protection Agency. ihe rest of us. Throughout the book, the lives refugees seem extremely hypocritical. Hopefully, he will not. But The environmental crisis that of several people are shown at Those for him excuse his terrorist act ivit i es before he makes a fmai decision, Ohio may face because of the different times as the ecological election of Governor Rhodes, in of killing innocent people while condemning let him consider the effect this crisis affects them. will have on our precious natural addition to the too powerful The novel takes bits and pieces the Israelis' practice of killing innocent resources. influence of big business in of their lives and the disastrous people to get to guerilla bases. But those If Ohio, and the nation, government, leads me to events around them, until, he ties against him do the exact opposite. decides to forsake our question what the whole them all together at the end. Either we condemn both of these terrorist environment for the profits of nation's future may be. in Finally, poison gas, which the policies or we condemn neither. We at the big business, and industry, then relation to the environmental army had secretly stored in the GUARDIAN prefer to condemn both. several years from now, those problem of pollution. Rockies, is released into the As for Arafat's right to speak at the UN, profits will most likely serve no It also leads me to ask what water supply by accident, and we feel the UN has an obligation to hear his one everyone will be dead or will the final decision be for the whole nation disrupts into side of the story, just as we feel the Pale- dying. America death or conservation. chaos. Meanwhile, the pollution stinian supporters should not have walked out For a hundred years or more, Recently, 1 read an excellent lias destroyed America's this country has been steadily science fiction novel which gives on the speaker from Israel who spoke after agricultural output, and eroding its natural resources, not a kind of warning as to what synthetic food is being supplied Arafat. only by using them up. but also might happen if the ecological to the poor people throughout The GUARDIAN supports all honest efforts polluting them with the harmful balance is destroyed by the world by big business. to obtain a nation for the Palestinian people. chemicals of industrial waste. pollution. Naturally, big business rakes in The piv'jlem is that those The novel was called The the profits from this synthetic natural resources, which are Sheep Look Up and was written food, which just happens to be Economy needs ideas slowly but surely being by John Brunner. It is one of the made from water which has been destroyed, are vital to life. best I've read polluted by the army's nerve gas. A while back, President Ford told Ameri- If the air is too dirty to The story is set about twenty Tht novel ends with America breathe, and the water too dirty cans that the way to halt inflation was to years or less into the future. in chaos. to drink, then man will not be America, and the world, is in an The last scene is a scene of two stop buying. able to survive. ecological crisis, but the The result? Everyone has stopped buying people in Great Britain. This fact is simple logic. government, business, and the One comments that he's everything, except food of course. Needless to Therefore it follows logically upper classes tend to ignore it. beginning to smell smoke. He say, this plays hell with the economy, as seen ;tut we must do something So America continues to wonders which direction it is by the lay offs of many automobile workers abov't preserving our resources, exploit the resources of other, coming from. because of too many unsold cars on the lots. and preserving our way of life, less powerful nations, while its T.ie other says that it's coming Uncle Gerry is going to have to do something or we will surely perish own people, especially the poor from America. "The wind's more than opening his big mouth and speaking Thus, the thing to do is to without oxygen masks and water blowing that way," he says. of useless panaceas for a complex problem. prevent our natural resources purifiers, suffer from the The book does give an anser Perhaps it might be better if he would get rid from being polluted by industry. extremely polluted atmosphere. though ; And it is given by the of the older Nixon hangers on like Agriculture Unfortunately, however, this The people in the less relatively conservative genius Lakes money, not only on I he Secretary Earl Butz. powerful countries begin to economist. part of the government, and the But we figure it will take more than just revolt, and an ctolofical His answer? people, but on the part of movement of radicals and leftists good appointments to economic positions to cure To get rid of the 200 million industry and big business as well. forms in this country, warning the mess we find ourselves in today. most wasteful people upon the This is a sacrifice we must the people of the danger which Earth, ie America. Ami that make, or we will have to face the the environment is in. naturally is what actually We awful consequences- no air to The rest of the nation ignores happens as noticed by the last breathe and no water 'to drink. them, while government and big scene. want Obviously, it is going to cost business try to kill them off. One thing's for sure—if the letters! less in the long run to do it now, Meanwhile, a genius environment is not cleaned up. instead of waiting until the economist, who also works for a and cleaned up soon, then the natural flow of inflation and big corporation which is one of | Continued on p SJ I November 21,1974, GUARDIAN 5 Massacre points to new North Viet offensive Editor'$ note: This is the first in North Vietnamese and Viet drives against areas tangent to communists for such an unnecessary. It is, in fact, nearly a series of Guardian analyses of Cong ba."» areas in Indochina. A Saigon. offensive in recent months unilateral as ARVN forces have the situation in Southeast Asia, base area is that which is used The fact that the insurgent include improvement of the Ho not invaded North Vietnam but and the effects of this country's over a period «f time for units in the area are apparently Chi Minh trail to within 40 miles Jfce reverse situation is a.d has past involvement. purposes of resu[.ply and rest for craving support to the degree of Saigon, construction of two been the stated major vehicle for troops. The Snuol base has that they would kill 400 North Vietnamese Air Force change urged by the National traditionally housed the 5 Viet potential workers to make their bases in Quang Tri province Liberation Frost and tis South Cong Infantry Division and at point is highly indicative of an south of the Demilitarized £one, by Dennis Geehan Vietnamese extension, the times has also supported both impending North Vietnamese and the already mentioned issue Last week's reported massacre Central office of South Vietnam. the 7 North Vietnamese Army offensive which will probably of fresh weaponry. of 400 Cambodian villagers by Such violent strategie- must be and the 9 Viet Ceng Infantry' bet — Energy, food, of membership, has issued a new innocent South Vietnamese lives development, resource scarcity, report, a more sophisticated and ware lost since "we must all population- the world seems Movies make cheap fun elaborate study using a much sacrifice for the liberation buffeted by an increasingly | Continued from p 4 ] of having hard to follow more complicated computer cause." tangled web of crises. economist's answer of The dialogue, but it still was a very program than did "The Limits to One must certainly ask what Rarely, however, were ihe Sheep Look Up may be the only good film. Growth." form of liberation is heralded by crises ever approached solution. Watching it for the second And it comes u,; with some such a policy. In fact, the North interdependently. Even now, *•«*«••**#******* time, I noticed even better how startling differences fiom the Vietnamese commanders were so politicians tend to treat such The other night, l went to well Altman handles the action earlier work, although they are concerned that their South phenomena as the world food view the University Center and the camert not differences that allow Vietnamese adversaries be shortage and rising oil prices as Board's Sunday night movie in But since the film was so anyone, e-fecially in the liberated that they ordered tank isolated unrelated problems Oelman hall. The UCB happens cheap, I don't understand why it developed wixrM, to sit back and crews manacled to the inside of capable of separate solutions. to have a very good schedule of was so poorly attended. It seems let things go on as they are. their vehicles while 15 and 16 Two years ago, however, the movies each quarter, at a very students love to gripe about The new study, entitled year old North Vietnamese boys publication of a little paperback cheap price- only a dollar. what little there is to do on "Mankind at the Turning Point" were herded down the iong Ho book drily entitled "The Limits This week, they showed a campus, but when it comes to E P Dutton argues that instead Chi Minh trail to find themselves to Growth" shattered -r>any of movie which I had seen and. supporting activities, they are of the no-growth policy ill-trained and chained to the assumptions commonly held liked very much—Robert very hypocritical. suggested by the earlier book, machine guns they could barely about world development and its Alt man's The Long Goodbye Hopefully, next Sunday's humankind needs to develop a carry in pairs. impact on the future. with Eliot Gould. movie will be much better kind of "organic" economic The terroristic nature of the 'Limits to Growth," a report The film is a very well done attended. growth, that :s, controls attack on Snuol certainly does based on computer projection film, which uses camera Because next Sunday's movie growth mucn like the growth of not stand alone and many done for Club of Rome-an movement and cinemascope is one o? the best movies ever 'he human body. readers may turn their heeds international, independent, with an extremely fluid and made, Stanley Kubrick's A from the matter asking what no n -governmental group of visually pleasing hand. Clockwork Orange. possible concern It may be of experts in global economics and Not only that, but it is a very Clockwork Orange is also a Letters theirs that Cambodians are developments—urged an entertaining detective film great movie because of the way fighting Cambodians several immediate slowdown In world which, although '.t doesn't offer the director handles his camera TV) the editor: thousand mSes "way. In the first economic growth, suggesting slam bang action sequences, does and establishes a particular Since when is there a time place, this particular attack was that to continue growth at have a funny, and breezy style, mood. zone between the library almost certainly not made by present levels was to invite interspersed delicately with The film is a masterwork o? building and Millett? id like Cambodians. It is not Soviet golbal catastrophe. slight touches of strong, but spectacular images and sounds, action taken to synchronize all policy to arm the Cambodian That book sparked an brief violence. plus meaningful comment on life hall clocks and clocks in public insurgents with fresh weapons international debate among Unfortunately, not many and the future. areas on campus. while its strongest adversary in scholars, scientists, economists, people showed up, even at such I hope to see all of you there. I'm tired of rushing from the the area, South Vietnam, industrialists and theologian!., a cheap price. Now I know the library on the hour only to remains non-communist. both on the substance of its movie the other night was not Snyde Comments is an -rive 10 minutes late for dan 1B SecoixMy, the area of Snuol is arguments and on its too popular, and some people editorial column written by illett historically one of the largest methodology-the use of are turned off by Aitman's style Guardian editor Tom Snyder. Anne Covin 0 GUARDIAN. November 21.1974 Brubeck's music extra-terrestrial by Nathan Schwartz not bad on trombone but he is What is this? Are they trying Darius Brubeck bears a sulking not polished Perry Roornsonon to put us en? That song has no resemblance to Lsoyd Snively, clarinet. He is the driving force. structure. They are making it up vice-president of WWSU. Dave Powell on bass. Is he ever as they play. They are making Impressions. Madcat? Who L 'his going to run out of frets? fun of us. Outrageous! But no, mad man on the harp who calls Blue Rondo a la Turk. patterns appear. It was planned himself Madcat? A blues harpist Another of Dave's numbers. this way. Organized chaos in a jazz band? Absurd! Emotional. Tight. A truly Creative Music. M'isic that It's a family affair with Dan on exciting song. Exit. Encore conjure images. Classify Darius? the drums and Chris on the Darius says "you asked for it." Extra-terresrial Trombone Sunday. 2:00 in the afternoon. Darius thanks the folks for UCB shows 'Orange' coming during football season. by Richard A Vorpe of this master of film latest, and "Don't think we don't Stanley Kubrick's last film best work. appreciate it. I know we Clockwork Orangr. will be at Based on the novel bv wouldn't do it for us." First Oelman Aud this Sunday Anthouy Burgess, Clockwork song. Jazz? Maybe. Let's call it compliments of the UCB. Orunge follows the adventures of Dixieland just to be safe. Second Clockwork is black comedy, Alex and his Droogs ir. a strange song. Jazz? Let's call it rock just social fantasy, and adventures of surrealistic world of the near to be safe. Third song. It all Alex, the ideal ultra-violent future. Kubrick's mastery of becomes clear. Darius Brubeck's hero. It is the story of a world image, and message give ensemble transcends overridden with its own Clockwork the ssme power that classification. anilmalistic fantasies, oui own made 2001 the masterpiece it 1 ntermission. world a few years f:\im now. was. Clockwork is R rak-d, but "What did you think of Clockwork Oicnge is Stanley was previously X. You can mak» them?" Kubrick's vision of a world gone up your rassoodocks at either "Motherfucker cooks don't mad. His satire, his obvious showtime, 6:30 pm or 9:10 pm, he?" symbolism, all the levels of total for a bit of the ultra violence. "Which one?" human insensitivity drains the Admission $1. "AW of them! They're all audience, is part of the beauty cook-in' motherfuckers'" This Isn't a typical art ed student. It'sa membe; of a sixth grade class Second set. which invaded the art wing last week. (Jeff Hiles photo) Could it be? 5/4 time? It is! Paper runs pot lottery Take Five Dad's classic But (CPS)- The Anr Arbor .Sun, an The Sun has said the name of what is this? A jews harp in a alternative w«s*klv in Michigan, the contest winner will be kept a Madrigal Dinner Dec 6 Dave Brubeck number? has come up with the ultimate secret unless the winner Sacrilege! It doesn't sound half subscription drive. specifically ailows the paper to by T'acey Jayne Thompson candlelight with jesters, bad. As a matter of fact, it Persons subscribing to the Sun reveal his or her name. The University Center Board minstrels, and actors in full sounds pretty good Damn between now and January 1, will will present Wright State's first costume." that's good music! But. no! be assigned an entry blank in a Madrigal Dinner on Friday, Guests seated at decorated They've gone too far! A harp lottery. First prize is a pound of December 6 at 6:30 pm in the tables will watch 24 WSU solo! Blasphemy! Hmmm. It Tony Spoziani Columbian marijuana. University Center cafeteria. Chamber Singers to the the high works That Madcat wails. The winner will be drawn by Madrigal Dinners are a table, which will be announced Danny's spasm. Slow and easy. State Representative Perry tradition that stem from 16th by a trumpet fanfare. This is dad's song. Let's not try Bullard, who has already been century England Popular at Following a second fanfare, to be too flashy. Tight. Danny censured by the Michigan i!>jn\ universities, UCB member bearers of the wassail bowl will Brubeck is a tight drummer. legislature for showing "Deep Jim Vote believes that "the take it to the high table, where Good Lord. Look at that boy Throat" on '.he University of Madrigal Dinner is one of the the leader of the singers, who go! Better than Morrello or nicest Ihings ever to happen at will repri-sen! the Lord of the Michigan campus to raise Dawson ever did it when they campaign funds. Wright Stale and should be Manor, will offer a toast to the were with Dave. irresistible to students." Chrismus season Saxophonist is fair. Chris is Vote said the dinner "will After the dinner, the fourth include the olde English fanfare wi!i signal the concert by ceremonies with v.assaii, the the Vladriga! Singer;. Tolling the parading of the boar's head and story of Christmas, the madrigals [laming pudding, a full course and carols date from the 15th nwal aiid » Christmas conceit all and 16th centuries. Mike Dennis Tor $4 The meal alone is costing The University Chamber the UCB $4.75! This is the best Singers will sing two F.nglish student buy of the year " carols, three Mennonite folk Tickets must be purchased by Christmas hymns, three early November 26 at the University American Christmas carols and guitarist It used to be that life Center candy counter or by mail five traditional Christmas carols. insurance was sold chit/ly to from Jim Vol/ UCB, Wright the heads of families for the State. Tickets are $4 for WSU protection of dependents in student* and $5.50 fop the BEAVER VU BOWL the event of death But general public. According to today, young men and Vol/., seating is limited and with women are buying life only six days Veft to buy tickets, 1238 Fairfield Rd. insurance in substantial almost half have already been 426-6771 Will A pear amounts not necessarily for sold Absolutely no tickets will immediately needed be sold after next Tuesday. open bowling weekdays protection, but rather "The Dinner -Concert Fri, Nov 22 because they are looking combines elements of theatre, ahead to future mu.ic. art and just good times \STUDENT RAYES\ responsibilities. They want to into one nif>ht It's a great way in the 4 a sound program started to start off the holidays," Volz 55c a game till 5pm at the youngest age and continued. The dinner will be by lowest rates possible, r- Rathskellar knowing of the great value it It's a woman's right to make will be to them when they are older. her own decision. from 24 hr service, strictly confidential 9:00-on 1800 Winters Bank lower No tee. Phone 223-4480 JOHN ft TAYLOR Coll BIRJHRIQHT Counseling),. 50* Cover Charge General Agent 223-3446 • . Sponsored by UCB November 21,1974. GUARDIAN 7

NEWS SHORTS Jazz Conctrt Oil visitor "Th*nksgioing on the Farm " A jazz concert ty Johnny The Feminine Psyche Byron Symposium Don Macpherson from "Thanksgiving on the Lytle will be ptwented at in Literature Dr Leslie A March&nd, a Mobil Oil company will be on Farm," a weekend centering Wilmington College at 8:30 English instructor Sandra renowned international campus November 26, 1974. around those things for which pm Saturday. November 23. Love will be teaching an Eng expert on English poet lord Macpherson will be a nineteenth century farm The -oncert will be held in 190 course entitled The Byron, will be the guest interviewing students family had to he thankfut, the Boyd Auditorium at interested in geophysics at Feminine Psyche in speaker ai Wittenberg Literature. It is part of the will be held at Carriage Hill Wilmington. Admission is $2 the graduate and University today Airing a Women Studies Program and symposium marking the Farm at the Dryluk Run for adults and $1 fo* students undergraduate level. reserve Saturday and Sunday (Wilmington College students Students interested in an the Continuing Education ISOth anniversary of Byron's Program. from 1-5 pin. free with ID card). interview should contact the death The course will be taught Two 300 pound porkers Lytle's appearance at Geology office, 134 Fawcett. Thursday night from 7 to Thanksgiving Worship will be used in a processing Wilmington College is Macpherson will also give a 9:30 during the winter The University community demonstration. Hams, sponsored by the colleges' talk from 3-4 pm at the quarter. Registration is open, is invited U> participate in a shoulders and lard will be Student Activities office. University Center Room prerequisites are Eng 111 and ''Celebration of among the things processed. 155C en "The Fourier 112. Thanksgiving." an Other activities will include Transform and the Frequency Books used will be Joyce Ecumenical Worship service woodworking, blicksmithing. Graduate Fellowships Domain." Carol Oates' Wonderland, to be held on Wednesday, hauling in shocks of com The National Science All are invited to attend. Flannery O'Connor's November 27 th at 12 noon in from the fields on Foundation Graduate Everything That Rises Must room 1 28 Millett. horse-drawn wagons and Fellowship Program is Orchestra s First Concert Converge, and Carson Men and women of all processing through an antique offering three-year awards Sunday, November 24, the McCuller's Ballad of the Sad faiths are invited to share this separator. intended for students at or Wright State University Cafe event. n>-ar the beginning of their Community Orchestra will Contact Sandra Love, ext Mew Peruvian American Film Theatre graduate study hold its first concert of the 621, or the English Acquisitions at DAI Starting tomorrow, The program is open only 1974-75 season at 8 ym in department for more info Seven ceramic pots and a subscription forms for season to citizens or nationals of the United States, and to those the Concert Ha!! of the Charlie Chaplin Festival half poncho textile from Peru tickets for The American Creative Arts Cwiter. A Charlie Chaplin Festival have recently been acquired Film Theatre will be available who will be college seniors or The orchestra will present a will be held at the Western by the Dayton Art Institute at the ca.^dy counter in the first-year graduate students. University Center Closing date for submission wide variety of works from Ohio Branch Campus (Celina and placed on display in the Wagner to Hovhaness and Dr branch) in the auditorium Ancient Worlds Gallery of the The season begins in of applications is December January and ends in May. The William Steinhort, a member Saturday at 6:00 pm. Museum. The e i g !it 2. 1974. and announcement of the Wright State music The festival is one of the acquisitions are representative five films include Topol and of awards will be March 15, John Gielgud in Bertolt facalty. Cl«f>ic Film Series and is of the pre-lncan civilizations 1975. Brechi's "Galileo." Alan The concert, under the sponsored by the of Peru and range in antiquity Any eligible o( interested Bates in David Storey's "In students may apply to The direction of Robert Young, is Colleije-C'ommunity Arts from 700 BC to 1100 AD. Celebration." Maxamilian Fellowship Office. National free and open to the public Council. Schell ii> "the Man in the Research Council. 2101 Glass Booth," Glenda Constitution Avenue. NW. Jackson and Susannah York Washington. DC 20418 in Jean Genet's "The Maids." and Jacques Hr«i himself in Subcommittee Meeting Carlin Audio Goes On "JacquesBrelis Alive and Weil There will be a meeting of and Living in Paris." the Student Publications The season tickets are $10 Subcommittee today at 3-30 Record (Or Tape, If You for students. pm in 245 Millett. Prefer) Again: Everything UNTIMELY PREGNANCY? 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by Tracey Jayne Thompson to know when trying tu get a The Trial of Billy Jack, sea lie! job. It is my assumption, frightening—to discover that one guy who bea's the shit out of to Billy Jack, breezed into however, that the students will Dayton Wednesday, and if it's continue to live at the school somebody is a go--d guy while another guy who beats the shit actually possible. Trial is worse until they turn 30, at which time than its predecessor. they will move into town, forget out of somebody is a bad guy. The film starts off by all the love, pacifism, and Also appearing in Trial is Teresa Laughlin, daughter of mentioning National Guard state non violence they ever learned at police atrocities such as Kent Freedom School, and start giving Laugh I in and Taylor, who Y. and Jackson State. This is Indians. Freedom School repeats her role as Carol, She exploitation of the worst kind; groupies, and everyone eise wrote and sang two songs in the movie, using a whole two to :,iflke money off tragedies of under 30 a hard time. that magnitude. One also gets The film suffered from several chords. Judging from her facial the impression that there are problems, among them apparent expressions, she must have taken her acting lessons from Marlon several versions of Trial out; the nepotism, familiarity with East Coast version mentions violence, or familiarity with Brando. Kent State three tim&i. in the "stars" Laughlin and Taylor. Speaking of Brando, Sacheen South Jackson State will be Bong Soo Han. who served is Littlefeather also appeared in mentioned, and the West Coast technical advisor, also served as a Trial. Littlefeather. you may film probably has something like Hapkido instructor, which is the recall, turned down Marlon's "What about that pot party in art of bludgeoning someone Academy Award for his role in Pasadena where highway usirig only bare feet. Han has the Godfather because the patrolmen beat up 13 kids?" been teaching Delores Taylor the American Indians in this country Using tiashbacks, Tom martial art and apparently were being discriminated against. Lasighlin (Billy Jack) and wife doesn't have the heart to tell her The National Guardsmen in Delores Taylor (teacher Jean she's no good at karate. the film were equipped with Roberts) mentioned every Han also choreographed the M-16 rifles. What The Trial of government scandal of the last fight scene in the parK in Billy Billy Jack fails to do is twenty years. During his trial. Jock, which Billy Jack lost. Han differentiate between the power Billy Jack said he had refused to and Billy Jack don't fare very of love and the love of power. participate in a My I.ai :>po well in Trial, either. Han gets Failing to do this. Trie! did show massacre and brought up l,t diet and Billy Jack ends up that guns are dangerous Sit the Billy Jack vs the Governor of (."alley's name, Watergate and killing one of the bad dudeV hands of children, whether the Arizona. Billy Jack Goes to riHE Nixon were blamed for the brothers who has influence in children are eight, 33. or 67 problems of the American Washington year* old. Washing'i n to Kill the CIA, Great Skate... The only thing worse than the Billy JIK « Against the World. Indian; the Bay of Pigs under Cinematographer Jack Marta it's twice as much fun! movie itself (with the possible Laughlin and his twisted John Kennedy was passed off as received an Emmy nomination • Open Skating on twin morality wmld be pathetic a ploy by Nixon to eventually for his work on Duel, driven by exception of its brother movies rinks (ice & rolier) except that millions of people gain the presidency, and Ted an unknown psycho, chased llilly Jack Mid Walking Tall) was • Ice & Roller Skating believe his message that it's just Kennedy's "misfortune" at Dennis Weaver through the my date's description of the I/essons dandy to go and kill someone Chappaquidick was blamed on desert Marta also worked on damage an M 16 bullet can do to • Private & Fund Raising whenever they do something the CIA as an attempt to Walking Tall, which is more in the human body. I d have to Parties you don't like. For more information, call discredit the Kennedy name the line of BUly Jack senseless take his word for it; the man Jean Robert's Freedom school violence that the audience loves. received a im'dal and a "Good This flick is three hours long 433 2115 was less believable Jhan ever. People dapped when Walking Shooting" pat on the back from and costs $3 to see, which is not The students had their own TV Tail's Buford Pusser I Joe Don the Army for being a only insult to injury, but ironic station (WWSU should ask the Bakerl picked up his stick and sharpshooter with the M-16 for a movie which goes to such Wright State administration to headed for enemy territory; carbine. great lengths to be a stinging contact l.aughliii to see if he can when Billy Jack took off his I see these Billy Jack movies as indictment of capitalism. help set up a ladio transmitter) boots- even when he put in an the start of a dangerous trend. and a genius who invented more appearance the same audiences Billy Jack survived after being Rt 725 sophisticated anti telephone Jigain went wild. shot by the State Police and is '/; mile east of Dayton Mall bugs than those possessed by the When the "bad guys," i e, now free to go and kill National government townspeople, cops, state police, Guardsmen who shot and paralyzed Jean Roberts, who These students exposed crime the governor. National and corruption throughout the Guardsmen, etc, beat up people, shot and killed three Freedom town, which irritated the the audience boos. This is the School students and injured 39 others, and is free to kill the UCBCINEMA townspeople enough to send same audience I hat cheers when someone out to blow up the TV Billy Jack beats up people. State Police who shot ana nearly tower, in which a student was It would be impossible to tell killed him. In general. Billy Jack burned to death. Score one for Billy Jwk from the townspeople is now free to go znd kill the towns people. just by listening to a description everybody Who Done Him Students also practiced yoga of the fight. It's truly Wrong. and ballet, which are great things amazing — and rather 1 can see t'ie sequels now, Billy Jack Meets the National Guard. IfTAMIXYl Admission KUBRICK'S Wright State University Special Coupon 50$ Off per person Coupon good any Wed or Thurs thru Nov 28, 1974 rrcm Warner Bros This coupon means free admission on Thursdays and 50C off on Wednesday's Drink and Drown

"Dayton's only to BBoogi e Palace' Sunday, Nov 24th | THE PLACE TO BE! Proper Attire *be & ID Requirec 6;30 & 9:10 $1.00 FOPIIST PARK SMOW.'iSO CENTER. OFF RIVERSIDE DRIVE. OR OFF 4300 BLOCK N MAIN ST LOOK FOR THE SIGNS. EASY TO GET TO FROM ANY DIRECTION! Oelman Aud. J Roya! Gambit a sure bet to please November 21, 1974, GUARD!AN 9 by Vickie Hodson Rirna) failed in this, he took the beautiful wife. child However, she had was built ir. from of the "Excellent" Is the appropriate marriage before the religious Jane Seymour (Shirley followed what she thought were proscenium arch. It was painted word to describe the court to have it dissolved. When Spencer) became Henry's fourth Henry's ideals before their to appear as a stained glass performance given by the cast of the court found no reason to do wife. She was his most beloved, marraige on a woman being able window. Varying images were Roya/ Gambit, the Theatre so, Henry amply declared for she game him an heir to the to give her body is freely as a projected on the screen behind department's second production himself "God's immediate throne. Her price to pay, man. She soon confessed to wild the set, giving added effects to of the season representative on earth" and however, was death bioueht on parties as a younger giri. which several seems. Written by Hermann declared th* marriage unfit. by too much activity soon «fter disillusioned Henry's view of The costumes reflected the era Gressieker and directed by This was the beginning of her son was born. This activity her. Her price was beheading. in which the play began Henry's Wright State's Richard H Henry's rebellion against the was following the tradition of Last and most objective In her stayed the same throughout, Andrew, the play centers around Catholic church of England. It handing the heir to the king to views of Henry was Kate Parr while his wives gradually became the legendary Henry Tudor VIII eventually led to a revolution be blessed; she died moments (Cathy Cartwright), who stayed more modern as the pli'V and his six wives. that dissolved the church's after she did so By this time, with him until his death. Her progressed Bruce Collier as Henry VIII power in England. Henry, however, Henry was so role was more nursemaid than While the beginning acts dealt gave s captivating performance. however, always felt guilty over-powered by his own dreams wife. Her sometimes toe witty with issues relevant in Henry's In the first moments of the play, about his unfair treatment of his of being God's extension on tongue tended to anger Henry time, the final act included lines he tried a little too hard to fill first wife, so he eventually took earth that he hardly noticed but he would immediately nefd referring to more recent issues- his part, which was a quite care of her financially to resolve Jane's death. her loving care to help him with Some hard hitting referrals were difficult role to fill. As the his guilt. Henry next took Anna of attack; of gout. made to computers making our production progressed, however. While Henry divorced Cleves (Peg Holland) as his wife. Each of the ca«t members decisions and nuclear power in Collier soon became a very Katarina, he wooed Anne She turned out to be his equal in playing Henry's six wives did a the world. believable Henry VIII; regal, Boelyn (Lucinda Marker), who size as well as tongue, so he fine job. All knew their lines Royal Gambit was a fine demanding and difficult. became his unfaithful wife. granted her the title of "Sister to well, and the audiences' approval production that was well worth He became even more Although she bore him a Henry VIII" and annullled the of their performance.* was shown attending. Serious moods and demanding and closed-minded in daughter, Henry could not marriage. in absolute attention during the high comedy were present his treatment of each of his six tolerate her outside interests, no Fifth on Hsnry's list was over two-hour performance. throughout. The great amount wives. While hoping for an he ended this marriage with Kathryn Howard (I, yd i a The set wis also representative of work put into the production obedient, ego-building Anne's beheading. She was Josephs), not much more than a of fine work Most of the stage by the cast and those assoc 'ed companion, someone he could remembered is his most with it was clearly evident. »iiow his weak side to, Henry's sole purpose in marriage was to gain an heir to his throne. When Katarina of Aragon (Lin Fireside Watergate-Trudeau to form

by Sharon M Watern discovery of the "complex" mission," van Hoffman said, as 1954 to 1963. In 1963 he What happens when Nicholas conspiracy of Watergate, and the he describes the burglary became a reporter for the von Hoffman, acerbid wit and eventual outcome of the surrounding Diniel Ellsberg's Chicago Daily News, where he star of CBS's 60 Minutes, and reclusive and resour vful shrink's office. This episode worked on specials for the Garry Trudeau, Yale graduate President Richard M Truthful touched off many "missions" as newspaper under the title and creator of Doonesbury He. further, diligently follows illustrated by Trudeau's sketch "Panarama." comic strip collaborate? This Nixon's thugs, goons, noogs and pen funnies. While at the Chicago Daily Thousands of Topics happened and the effort guths comprising the famed President Nixon left office on News, von Hoffman wrote the $2.75 per page produced a volumous explosion team of "plumbers as they go his Pendulation Day. One sign a prize winning Mississippi Send to> your up-to-date, of biased satirical view on the through all their antics. Both man carried read "Nixon Is Well .Notebook." a work on civil 176 page, mail order catalog Nixon White House personalities authors emphasize and analyze Hung," which could easily be rights, he spent live summer of of 5500 topics. Enclose splattered through the pages of a the great "intellectual" processes seen from the window of the 1964 in that state gathering $1.00 to cover postage (1-2 small and popular co-authored behind every activity these men Oval office amid the great research for this publication. days delivery time). book, called The Fireside execute in their plans. turn-out of people on the lawn While m Chicago, he also wrote 519 GLENROCK AVE. Watergate There appears on the scene for the ceremony. "I will not be "Multiversity." a book on SUITE #203 Von Hoffman portrays a such notable multi talented pendulated in the presence of college life and education in the LOS ANGELES, CA 90024 humorously exaggerated cliques as "Senator Sam and the that sign." Nixon said to his US North Carolina Jug Band, who Our material* are lo'd for description of each astounding aides and walked out ihe back Garry B Trudeau, one of the fesearch purposes only was contracted to cut an LP on event which leads to the door of the White House. He was most successful young artists the strength of their 45 hit met by a 1937, four door, black tody, received his Masters degree sensation. "Dickie. Dick, Dick, Lasalle. President Nixon was not in graphics from Yale in 1973. You little Bugger You;" while hung, implied von Hoffman His nationally syndicated comic The Bitch is Back!! one network petitioned the Find out for yourself how he strip, Doonesbury, is read daily Senate to move its sessions to ends the story in over 300 newspapers in the evening prime time hours to Nicholas von Hoffman is US. compensate for the extra work. presently a columnist for the "Magruder, Colson and Strachan Washington Post syndicate. He In Monday's Guardian, the TTKA formed the nucleus of a rock was formerly associate director Student Caucus story on the group cailcd 'The Horribles'." for professional radical Saul front page quoted Caucus "The Mafia calls It a job, while Alinsky's industrial Areas chairer Robert Harvey as Presents the White House calls it a foundation in Chicago from saying that the WSU shuttle bus will not stop anywhere J T S Brown on its route between school and 3rd and Murray at the driver's discretion. & However, tSe word "not" w«s a typographical error, ALL THE BEER YOU CAN DRINK and ihe opposite is true. Alsr. Monday, the review of November 26,1974 Images refers to Herbert Martin's Antigone 17 "as one of the funniest poems in the AT 3:00 pm magazine." This is a typograph!cal error and WSU CENTER CAFETERIA should read finest.

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The usually accurate Guardian suffers each apartment, only I five minute jewelry handmade in New contact Mike thru the Wright walk from your classes. lowered their heads in bewildermenl with only 40 per cent Mexico by Hopi, Navajo. State Security office, 2nd Apartment is clean, quiet and of their picks proving correct. Zuni; New Mexico prices floor Allyn. $15 reward. modest. Excel led atmosphere The pizza machine in the Rathskellar is now fixed, so 256-4082. LOST: BEIGE Coruus for studying living. If you Waggoner may drop by and we'll arrange that free pizza for 1 97 0 MG MIDGET calculator in black carrying wish, we can split the living him. Ir. the meantime, the rest of the school's population convertible 32 MPG Good case in Rathskeller. If found expenses or. we may deal can try to figure out the picks in the final week'v segment condition. $1800. Call Cindy please contact Toni Welles at with them separately. of the contest Already seven weekly winners have been 435 9287 after 5. 894-1263 or 849-0496 decided. The winner of this week's contest and his or her $90/month rental • $20-$25 for elec. and phone. Stable THAI BRONZEWARE with TEXTBOOK BY Mischel predecessors will have an opportunity to select the winners called Intro to Personality in income and one year's buffalo horn handles. 7 piece of the various holiday bowl games for the $25 Grand Prize. the Wright Station cafeteria residency are preferred Call place setting service for 12 So let's get or< with it Wed Nov 6 If found please 426 2586 (after 10 pm) or plus serving pieces-dishwasher safe. Excellent Christmas gift. call J Abrams 767-5771 Colorado St 426-6650 ext 1343. Ask for at Arizona Si (G>(F) William. 65 VW 15.000 miles rebuilt LOST—A bla.k wool jacket. Yale at Harvard (G)(F)(TS)(S| LOOKING FOR small engine, new clutch, 4 new CPO-style. Gift from a friend. Kansas at Missouri (G)(F)(TS)(S) apartment in Yellow Springs. tires, 1 yr old paint job, sun Contact Steve at 278-6624. OklahomalG jiTS) at Nebraska (Fl(S) Will take over lease. Have roof. $700 Call Bill at QUIET MALE, 25, Northwestern at Illinois (0)(F)(TSMS) small dog. Needed 224-3621. good-looking, college senior,' Indiana (S) at Purdue (G)(F)(TS) immediately. Call Pam at 66 INTERNATIONAL Metro would like to meei feminii't Iowa at Mich St (G)(F)(TS)(S) 277-4 5U6. 800. Good condition, good woman 19-35: attractive, Minnesota at Wisconsin <>'J)(F)(TS)(Si TWO FEMALES need third utility vehicle or camper. positive, under 5'8". My Michigan (Si at Ohio St (GMF)O'S) roommate to share duplex in $750 only interested callers interests: baseball, music, Tie breaker north Dayton. $47 a mor.th * please. John at 767-7674. auto racing. Please send reply Miami Dolphins at NY Jets one-third of utilities. Libera! 389 PONTIAC engine rebuilt to "George", 707 Grafton atmosphere. Good Deal! Call Ave, Apt. 2, Dayton 45406 transmission complete ready Entries must be submitted no later than I pin lo the 254 4179 or 1-325-2274. or call 278-6986, 5-10 Tues. Guardian office in Room 046 of the University Centrr or to run $175 or best offer. MALE NEEDS roommate for POCKET CALCULATOR in jtisl drop one in the fmll's-eye box located across the hall apartment. $60 a month or 256-3232 before noon or 134-5765. Fawcett. Call ext 782- from Wrigh: Station in ti>e basement of Millett Hall $15 a week plus electricity AM-FM, FM Stereo revr & This week's Guardian picks are made by Den v.- Geehan an*, phone on Wayne Ave. 8-track stereo tape player. _ MISCELLANEOUS (G>, Gary Floyd (Fl, Frank Salsburg (S), and Tom Snyder CsJ! 256 3232. THETA DELTA Phi is ITS I. '69 CAMERO Z-28. 36.000 WORKING WOMAN wants actual miles 302 4 speed, looking for people who like to sh.-.re apartment north. interior and exterior are in to be with people. Cor.ie to 274-S167. excellent condition. Must see our pledge table in the Wheelchair ciub downed GIRL TO share house, call to believe, ail accessories. Call University Center or phone after 5:30 pm 25-1-5748. Cincinnati sport's teams seem Cincinnati club has been 878-9276 after 6 pm. 228-2909 after 6 pm or ext ROOMMATE NEEDED to to hold a magic wand over together four years in 649 at WSU. share two bedroom apt VW AM RADIO $25 Call Wright State athletic comparison to WSU's two years. 252-7058. HAND-MADE WIRE-CRAFT w two girls. Cost $48 rent per organizations. The latest WSU A stingy wheelchair zone GOLF CLUBS full set, Wilson crosses & love knot rings. month plus share of electric victim was the Wheelchair Sports defense by the Spinners kepi Blue Ridge Irons. Very littie Unique-man? good gifts. bill. If interested call Diane or Club which lost to the WSU flustered all evening. It was use-almost new. Also 14 carat Love Knots ($1.50) Crosses Linda at 878-4071 after 6:00 Cincinnati Spinners 51-10 on t'.ther a turnover or only one gold plated Kroyden putter. ($3.50-$4.00) Call pr.i week days. Anytime or Saturday evening. shol at the basket for the sport's All together $60. Call (513)849-6350 after 5 pm. weekends. The basketball outing club while Cincy wheeled wildly 252-7530. CRAFTSPERSON WILL resembled last season s Raider for easy fast break layins with N' E ED PL A C E to FOR SALE: A combination decorate your jeans, jackets, men's varsity loss to the UC occasional 15 foot baskets near live- walking distance to Sonar police band radio shirts etc with embroidery, Bear ats 7IM2, with a flare of the foul line. WSU. No dopers. Between u nit/radio . . .with two studs, sequins patches etc Call .$50 & $75 per month. the women's volleyball defeats Roland Sykes and Randy crystals included. Can follow Terri 263-3130 after 5. $5.00 Spiritual people. Leave to Mount Saini Joseph and UC Whitaker led the scoring for activities of Dayton and minimum. EXPERT message for Rrenda at WWSU. this season WSU with four points each. It is Fairborn police departments, BICYCLE repair work, all or listen to favorite local rock Experience was the key word now time for the Wheelchair FOR SALE makes and models $5.00 per for the Spinners over the Sports club to regroup for future station. Radio unit can take hour. Call 298-4366, ask for Turntable adaptable 2 five Wheelchair club The semi-pro contests as six more games extra crystals for other police Blake. inch speakers $50 Call remain on the schedule. bands. Going price is $25. If TYPING, mss, business, etc Andrew at 426-0106 interested, call Elmer at Call 434-8372. 1961 VW for sale $250 to a 878-9535. Radio new Bake sale. Wed. Nov 20 good home, call 274-4516, T, Vo/leyba/lers finish 8-14 HELP WANTED starting at 7:30 in Miliett TH. weekends. by Iris Sullivan also to booster 12-15. 1512. Hall. 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Roses are red, violets chairs $40 294-2204 except ft the Sunday movies. are blue. All boogers I love Tues or Thurs Contact Julia ext 1366. ou. Charlie P. f • ' November 21,1974, GUARDIAN 11 Wrestlers face tougff season by Theodore H Hoy Morraine where he works on disc University of Dayton. He Stanatis Bul'igaris, his friends brakes. A graduate of Fairmont received his Masters in 1969. call him Stam, irelieves in tough High School in 1961. he did not While at UD he started their schedules and agiessiveness. "To wrestle colleglately as he began wrestling program .and remained get tough is to wrestle tough." officiating in 1962. He has as th«ir coach until last year said the second year wrestling officiated the sUie high school when he came to WSU. Bulugaris coach at Wright State University wrestling meets for 11 of the is also the rules interpreter for as he relaxed after a practice a past 14 years. the southern half of Ohio. In few nights ago. "We are He has both an Associates this capacity he travels to the wrestling some very tough degree and a Masters in schools in his area and explains competition. We have Olivet, Mechanical Technology from the the regulations to the high Morehead and tjie University of Cincinnati on our schedule." school coaches. Bulugaris believes in giving the public exciting and agressive matches. "The most exciting parts of wrestling, he said, 'are Shull 72nd in NCAA the take-downs, escapes and tremendously. You can't go on pins. Take- downs will decide 90 by Gordon Brown the record, that would be percent of the matches." John Shull. placing 72nd out Bulugaris stresses agressiveness of 195 participants at the NCAA ridiculous, you have to look at ihe progress of our young men." and endurance in his practices. Division II championships Each day before regular Friday, concluded the 1974 Schul also felt one should realize that the squad only had practice begins the team cross country season for the 0-6 one or two years college members are required to run two Wright Stale University Raiders. experience sayinjv, "You praise miles through the woods The meet was held on the ! h«-m for their individual surrounding WSU. During the grounds of Southwest Missouri accomplishments and not practice the emphasis is on speed State University, Springfield. because some senior beat him coordination and wrestling Missouri. The host team won the over the course of five miles." techniques. Bulugaris used films meet with 112 points, whipping second-place South Dakota State Far and away the best Raider to correct technique -nd a runner was Shull. who holds Stamatis BuluQuto reaction box, a square yellow University, who totaled 130 both the five- and six mile school contraption loaded with lights points. The first hanier lo cut records and hat been the first and arrows which blink on and the ribbon was Garry Bentley harrier to finish every race in Joe's Bar in l-M finals off, to test the wrestlers speed with a time of 23:33. Shull. who WSU's two year history. relay run. IM basketball and and reaction. The matmen are was named Wright State By Dave Slickel However, he has been hampered howling seasons ire approaching required to run sprints after each Athlete-of-the-Week for his Joe's Bar of the men's by two injuries: ono cccs. be players who try to increase their ever and a new school record. by virtue of Potpouri's 6 0 upset I thought I ran only two good played from Monday through weigh , strive to lose pounds so Last year, Shull placed 106th in of the Sig Eps. Undefeated Joe's races, one was at Bowling Green Friuay from 6-10 pm and a ten that they can be more the NCAA Division II with a Bar (8-0) will play the winner of and one was (at the NCAA dollar forfeit fee is required competitive in their weight class. time of 26:15. "If I'd had a Friday's Gold Division playoff meet)," he said, "(but! I'm when entering a team. The There are two ways io shed 25:12 last year I'd have placed between Yesterday's Stars and satisfied with this season." Shull bowling league will perform excess poundage, dehydration or 43rd." Shull said. the Suns for the All Campus hopes to "be an All-American ', every Wednesday from January dieting. Bulugaris offers a variety Wright Stave coach Bob Schul championship. that is, to place in the first 25 at 8th through March 5th with a of diets to his wrestlers. He was "very pleased witn (Shull's The Suns and Stars will enter the NCAA Division I! starting time of 3:10 pm. The recommends lots of liquids, run), when a young man can run the 3:45 pm clash with identical championships next season." 7-1 records. Field 3 near the PE rolling will by at Beaver-Vu especially water. "1 will let them his personal best in the first building will be the site of the Bowl. (the wrestlers) eat what they three miles (of the race) and for gridiron playoff. The Campus There will be five members to like," he said "but 1 restrict the the race, that shows improvement." Shull himself Lakers Lose championship battle will be each bowling t am with a cost of amount. I don't believe in se'/med satisfied with his Monday. November 25th at 3:45 $1.75 for each individual. This changing a person's basic eating Celina's Western Ohio performance saying, "It went pm. includes three games and shoes. habits. If a boy likes spaghetti, Regional campus basketball alright. I went the way I wanted Ten men and five women have A ten dollar forfeit fee is he can have spaghetti-just not as .earn opened their basketball to. I faded a little sooner than I entered the singles badminton required when entering a team, much as he would like." season on sour notes last week, expected, (but) I was in the Top tournament for Monday, "I dislike dehydration as a losing both of their games. 25 the fivst half (of the race)." November 25th from 5-7 pm. "I ************** means to lose weight," he said. Northwest Technical college Shull did not seem to be was very' pleased with the "Perspiration, saunas and squeezed by the Lakers by a The Wright State University overly bothered by an injury number of entries for badminton sweatsuits can be harmful. They 7 7-76 in the opener last men's basketball team will suffered over a week ago. considering this is the first year can cause fatigue, cramps, and hold an open scrimmage "Injuries tend to disappear Wednesday. Jim Knapke was the for the IM event," said Assistant disturb the body chemistry. If a Lakers leading scorer with 18 against Denisoo University around race time." he said. IM director. Ken Knight. boy isn't feeling healthy he is points. tomorrow beginning with the going to have a tough time Impressed with the competition, Entry deadline for the turkey In the Laker's home opener junior varsity game at 3:30 maintaining his grades." Shull commented, "It was a trot is tomorrow. Sign-up in the Saturday, the Lakers dropped a j>m. The WSU varsity game Besides coaching the wrestling really good race. It's only equipment room of the PE 71-53 game to will immediately follow the team at WSU, Bulugaris is a obvious, since it's nation*! building for the November 27th Miami-Middletown. JV performance. project engineer at Delco competition. The times w-.-re ungodly low there." The Lakers travel to Richmond this Saturday for a 2 Despite an C-6 record for the pm (3 pm Dayton) game with season, coach Schul was not Indiana EcS. Friday, November disappointed with his squad's 29, the Lakers will be in Dayton Abortion Information Service performance. "I'm pleased with for a game with the Tartans of the progress of our young men," Sinclair College. Time for the VERY CLOSE TO AREA he said, "they nil improved Sinclair game is 2:30 pm.

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