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Number 30. Volume XXII Tuesday, November 5, 1985

Early semester system discussed by Academic Council

By KRISTEN HUFF AisodHa Editor the quarter system. Informal polls will be held after each forum to determine The proposed change from the student opinion, Fox said. quarter system to an early semester The Faculty Affairs Committee is system was discussed at yesterday's also collecting data from university Academic Council meeting. faculty in order to determine their Lou Falkner, member of the opinions about the proposed change. Calendar and Elections Committee, The Curriculum Committee is told the council they were to meet discussing the implications a change today to "put the finishing touches on might have on course offerings. a sample list of pros and cons of the Robert Dixon, vice president of the quarter and early semester systems." faculty and presiding officer of They are also preparing a sample Academic Council, pointed out that if calendar as well as gathering statistical a change is going to occur, it will have information about schools on the to take place at the same time the new semester and quarter systems. General Education Requirements are They will present their findings to installed, fall 1987. Proposals for the Academic Council during its change after that time will have to wait December meeting. five to six years, Dixon said. Jennifer Fox, Student Government In other business, a new Academic chairer, informed the council SG is Santa Claus has come too early this year. It seems like Just yesterday it was Halloween. Council Constitution and Bylaws was Here be Is seen making a stop in Fairborn. photo by Mark Wyzenbeek j planning to hold four open forums to considered. The issue most vehe- discuss the early semester system vs. mently discussed concerned the title of the presiding o "ficer. The Quadrenn.al Review Committee 'Perspectives on the USSR' discussed which came up with the constitution suggestions said "chairer" would be the most appropriate title for this Along with this, scholars are By AlANA 0 K00N Communism (marked by the rejection person. However, others at the Faiturai/EntartHnmant Editor defining the "importan* role Judaism" of Lenin dating from the 1920s). meeting argued "president" would be played in Marxism. "He slayed God, Thobaben indicated the need for The need to co-exist with the Soviet the test term to replace the current, but couldn't escape his Jewishness," "peaceful coexistence. We can't have confusing title vice president. Union, Marxist/Christian dialogues, Tobaben said. a nuclear war. It's dialogue or disaster. Barbara Mann, associate professor and impressions of the Soviet Union Other reasons for the decision to (We) talk together or Armageddon. I were discussed by Wright State of mathematics and statistics, said "I talk include the reemergence of don't think they want nuclear war." hate to see us get embroiled in this Professors Nicholas Piediscalzi and nationalism in Communist block The Christians also had their reasons Robert Thobaben last Friday in issue when there are much more countries (most recently in Poland) for talking. "(They) looked at the serious items to be discussed....It's a the Upper Hearth Lounge in the and the emergence of Euro- Bible without the blindness of a University Center. prestige issue and it's not very capitalist society," Piediscalzi said. By important." Mann said she believed The discusssion was the first of three Sat page 6 planned sessions in this quarter's Sea paga S Friday at the Hearth Series relating to Retraction "Perspectives on the USSR: the myths, Contrary to the headline in Friday's the reality, the issues." Guardian, Wright State is not looking ELSEWHERE Both professors have participated in for a vice president for Student Marxist/Christian (East/West) Affairs. The University has a very fine, (Dayton, Ohio)--The man charged with the until the super-powers do away with nuclear dialogues around the world. Such knowledgeable vice president in that murder of five people and attempted murder missiles. But a White House spokesperson said dialogues are not held at a state level area already, Elenore Koch. of three others was not permitted to post •Reagan is not implying that all missiles be done bond at his arraignment. Samuel Moreland is away with before the space shield is deployed. so the conclusions reached are not However, the University is searching accused of murdering the 46-year-old Glenna intended to dictate foreign policy for for a new vice president for Academic Green Friday and then turning on Glenna's U.S. marshals will accompany Bhagwan either side.- Affairs. 23-year-old daughter, Lana Green and three Shree Rajneesh to Oregon to face charges of The purpose is to get each side The mix-up was an error in of Gler na's grandchildren. arranging phony marriages so his followers talking on a basic level. production which occurred when the Dayton Municipal Court Judge Alice could dodge immigration laws. The Indian Piediscalzi said Marxists and McCollum said she placed no bond because of guru has been held in Charlotte, North computer disk holding the original the seriousness of the charges. A court- Christians both are unable to eliminate Carolina, by federal authorities since his ar- story was found damaged. This appointed lawyer will represent Moreland rest last month while allegedly trying to flee each other and they both will stay; caused irreparable harm to the story. November 12 in a preliminary hearing. Three the country. therefore, it is important to get along. In its original form the story was other children wounded in the incident are still hospitalized. "Both groups have a distinct factually correct. However, when it A former Salvadoran diplomat who custom responsibility for the future of the agents found with four hand grenades and am- was typed onto a different disk, the Soviet dissident Andrei Sakharov spoke with world and humanity," he said. They munition in his luggage was released in the title and some information was relatives in Newton, Massachusetts yesterday custody of El Salvador's consul general yester- also have a mutual responsibility for inadvertently changed. in a telephone call from the Soviet Union for day. Eduardo Casanova was arrested on Fri- the preservation of the planet, for The story's by-line was also the first time in six years. The relatives la- day at Miami International Airport at a time issues on pollution, economics, and changed from "DON HAMPTON, bele-! the call a "major breakthrough, a rever- when El Salvador's president and his daughter institution-, problems. sal of the Soviet position." Sakharov's wife were visiting the city. Special Writer" to "KRISTEN HUFF told her daughter and son-in-law that Sakharov Thobaben thinks Marxists decided and MIKE CORBOY." Hampton did has ended his hunger strike. She also sa.j she Humphrey the wayward whaie appeared to talk to Christians for several write the story factually and these is coming to the United States for medical yesterday to be trying to head back into the reasons. One factor may be the other two people did not write any part treatment. Sacramento delta. Officials were awaiting the discoveries of writings by a young of the original. arrival of a special boat carrying a radio that (Karl) Marx. This has led to a "radical A pre-summit interview between President sends whale sounds under water to help lure This sort of error is inexcusable and Reagan and Soviet journalists was released to- Humphrey into the salt water of San Francisco reinterpretation" of what Marx wrote we are sorry for any misunder- day. In it, Reagan indicates he wouldn't seek Bay. For three weeks, scientists have been try- in later years. standings it may have incurred. deploy a "Star Wars" missile defense system ing to get Humphrey back to the Pacific Ocean. 2 ThB Dally Guardian November 5, 1985 Madrigal Dinner to ring in holiday season

By MICHEIE FRANCE Staff Wllttr They organize the music and the order sauce, nutterbrede, and festive plum "Seating is in tables of 12. Groups of things," said Dawes. pudding, with hard sauce will be requiring more than two tables of 12 There are many ways to ring in the Gwendolyn Brubaker, director of served. will receiver special discount (10%), holiday season, and sometimes one of the Madrigal singers, stated the During the course, roving per- on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. the best ways is an old way. "singers will be in period costumes and formers like puppeteers and singers Thursday night we can take reserva- A Madrigal Dinner is an old way. It will sing traditional Christmas carols will go to different tables. And guests tions for a group larger than 12, but is a tradition stemming from the like 'Deck the Hall,' 'The Holly and will be encouraged to join in the Friday night we will only take Renaissance period as a way to conjure the Ivy,' and 'We Wish You A Merry singing of Christmas carols. reservations for up to 12," Dawes said. up the festive and royal atmosphere of Christmas.' The performing is going to Reservations are now being accepted the upcoming season. be fun." Dawes encourages students to from the Wright State community The Madrigal dinner tradition is The courses, "keep to the theme of reserve their tickets early. "The tickets until Nov. 18 at the Hollow Tree Box popular today and "is presented at the dinner and the day-Renaissance," go fast. For the first two wpeks, the Office in the University Center. At that many universities," said Lorna Dawes, said Cindy Stylinski, director of WSU tickets are only being sold to the time, reservations will be accepted for director of University Center. "It's a Food Services. "All the food is university community and their the general public, aiso at the Hollow great way to start the holiday season. prepared at Wright State and is families. Tree Box Office. The Madrigal dinner is not just a extremely well received. We are "We've kept the student's price at The Madrigal Dinners will be held meal." looking forward to more nights." the minimum SI 1.50. Non-students Dec. 10-13. Those interested are "Years ago there was a Madrigal Smoked ham mousse with cranberry can reserve tickets for $17.50, and urged to get their tickets soon because dinner presented by the University chutney, flank of beef with claret children tickets cost $6.50," she said. the event tends to sell out quickly. Center and Student Activities office. Then, one had not been held for many years," Dawes said. 4 "In 1982, research began on the possibility for reviving the tradition at Marie and Spacek- a must see' Wright State. In 1983, directors of the By DENISE LINDSEY University Center, Student Activities Sped* Writer Sissy Spacek is superb as Marie. She commendable job even though his office, department of music and the plays the part to a 'T.' Her southern character is, understandably, not too University Food Service, with addi- Marie, starring Oscar-winner Sissy drawling holy indignation is wonder- likeable. tional support from the College of Spacek, is superb; a must-see. ful. She is one blonde, little spitfire Keith Szarabajka plays Kevin Liberal Arts, decided to revive the Marie Ragghianti is a wonderful of a southern belle. McCormick, Marie's loyal friend, Madrigal dinner tradition. woman of courage, integrity, spunk, It is marvelous to see Marie's bordering on boyfriend. McCormick is "The dinner met with so much chutzpah, and pluck. She has it all. transition from country housewife and a very likeable, intellectual type. success that first year back that we The story begins in 1968 when, in good mother to sophisticated Vander- Fred Thompson, Marie's lawyer, decided to extend it to two evenings in spite of her efforts, her marriage falls bilt alumnus who in addition to being steps out if real life to play himself. 1984. And in 1984 the waiting list for apart. She leaves her husband after he a good mother is dedicated to her He has an upstanding and delightful the dinner would !.ave easily filled a beats her for pouring out his beer. work. character. This is one lawyer who can third night. She takes her three children to live act. The court scenes which picture the "That's when we (representatives with her mother who is confined to a She defies the governor of Tennessee fight between him and the opposing from the sponsoring organizations) wheelchair. Marie supports them all even though she is the sole supporter lawyer are particularly entertaining. decided to extend it to four nights in through waitresiing until she decides of her three children and invalid The screenplay by John Briley was 1985," Dawes said. to go back to school. mother. logical, consistent, tight, crystal, and "The quality food and music has She graduates from Vanderbilt There is no bad acting in this movie. well done. It is based on Peter Maas' attracted many people in the past," University with a double major in All the characters are as real and book Marie: A True Story. The she added. English and psychology and lands a colorful as life with an interesting directing, by Roger Donaldson, is Each night of the Madrigal Dinner, job as extradition officer on Governor mixture of good and evil. This movie polished and on-target. festivities will commence at 6 p.m. in Blanton's staff in Nashville, Ten- will win Academy Awards. the Upper Hearth Lounge of the nessee. Eddie Sisk, the governor's legal Jeff Daniels plays Eddie Sisk, the I saw this movie two times in a row University Center. Guests-will drink counsel, also from Vanderbilt Univer- corrupt legal counsel. Daniels does a and would still like to see it again. wassail while enjoying the holiday sity, recommends her for the job and atmosphere provided by the roaring a promotion to parole board fire, Christmas tree, and Renaissance chariman. music performed on the guitar, lute, and recorder. Marie finds she is the only one there Madrigal singers, toasts, and who believes in working. She suspects trumpet fanfares will begin the Eddie and the governor of selling procession of nobles and the arrival of clemencies to even the most rank the meal's courses. criminals, like rapists, murderers, and "The 'nobles' are usually Mr. and drug traffickers. She calls the FBI who Mrs. Paul Lane, who usually direct the goof up the investigation. Then the overall performance of the evening. fireworks start.

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:;!p , • v 4 The Dally Guardian November 5, 1985 Letters to the editor Student Government reports on progress Open letter to students of WSU: The possible switch to the early semester the forums and to voice an opinion about the system from the current quarter system is proposed change. In the hopes of keeping all students informed currently a very important topic. If proposed The Student Government office is located in about pressing student issues and how they're and passed, such a change would more than room 033 in the University Center. Office hours being handled by Student Government, this is likely take place in the fall of 1987. for each representative are posted outside the the first of, hopefully, many letters this year This would obviously affect a large number of SG office. about the goings on at WSU and the Student students currently attending WSU and student This year Student Government plans to be Government office. opinion on the possible change is extremely active supporters of the students' views and Several proposed changes, some actually quite important at this time, since a decision may encourage every student to voice an opinion radical, compose the current items of concern possibly be made as early as the coming Winter about any concern they may have. for virtually all WSU students. Topping off the Quarter. To help inform students about the Take advantage of the Student Government list are the possible change in school mascot and implications of a change to the early semester representatives and Student Government in colors, and, most importantly, the possible system, Student Government is sponsoring a general by expressing concerns to them. Student change from the university's use of the quarter number of forums about the possible change. Government plans to get action on student system to the early semester system. The forums will be held in mid-November. The concerns this year, so be vocal and things will Student concern on these and other topics exact dates, locations and times will be get done! needs to be considered before a decision can be announced within the next few days. Every made, and to voice the student's concern is student is encouraged to attend at least one of 1985-86 Student Government basically what Student Government is all about. During Spring Quarter every year, Student Government elections are held with a represen- She liked the 'Leadership Experience' tative selected from each college or school as Dear Editor, well as an at-large representative elected from when a person has his/her own personal This past weekend (Nov. 1-3) I went to the the entire student body. These representatives opinion on any topic and sticks to his/her side. Leadership Experience at Camp Kern. are elected by student vote and their duty is to I would like to thank the people who were I had a great time there. I met new friends represent the concerns of the students within responsible for this Leadership experience while I was there. Everyone (WSU students and their respective college or school. including Gerry Petrak and all of the peer facilitators) there was friendly, nice, and The current Student Government enlarged this facilitators, especially a Big thanks to Matt supportive of me. It was a weekend where we Wagner and F.J. Talley—you were great set up a bit to include a committee for the could forget about our family, our jobs, and facilitators. students of the University Division. This year, Wright State University. I would like to sa. to the new friends I met even students not admitted to the coilege or I am an introverted person and a shy person. that you guys are a great bunch of people. I school of their degree choice have a channel This experience has helped me speak in front hope that we still can be friends. I appreciate through which to express their concerns. of a group of people. It has also opened up my your support of me, the group projects and Again, the basic idea behind Student eyes to see that different personalities (introverts discussions we had and the great time we had Government is to have an elected student from and extroverts) can get along with each other at Camp Kern. each area of the university expressing the and have a good time regardless of their I had t great time at the Leadership current concerns of the students. background, college major, or clubs they belong Experience. As part of recent Student Government business to at WSU. Plus, everyone has an opinion about several concerns were discussed including world affairs, U.S. society and their beliefs. And Catherine B. Collins overcrowding in the now smaller weight room, there is no right or wrong side. It is only right Ohio Student Association (OSA) membership, Senior, Education on-campus housing and on-campus fraternity and sorority housing. The weight room problem was met by several students who attended a Student Government EDITORIALEDITORIALEDITORIALEDITORIAL meeting and expressed their problem to WSU athletic director Mike Cusak. A week later, the Accolades to Matthew J. Wagner, Editor weight room was open an additional five hours Kristen Huff .Associate Editor per week to help alleviate the overcrowding. The John C Johnson . Managing Editor school officials involved in working on solving Hearth organizers Carl W Grody Sports Editor Alana O'Koon . . Features/Entertainment Editor the weight room problem (particularly Mr. The fall series of Friday at the Hearth began Mark Wyzenbeek . Photo Editor Cusak) were more than happy to try to work last Friday in the Upper Hearth Lounge in Mike Corboy • Copy Editor University Center. Suzanne Vance Business Manager out a solution once students brought the Michele France Staff Writer problem to their attention. The topic, "Co-existing with the Soviet Javed Abidi. Jim Frankland. Warren I Grody. Mike Sakal, Karen Smith Union," was part of the quarter-long theme Associate Writers In other business, Student Government voted Don Hampton, Denise Lindsey, Stephanie Via. Lou Wilson to once again join OSA and all students are "Perspectives on the USSR: the myths, the Special Writers reality, the issues." Steve Bostic. Ty Greenlee*. Betsy Kemper. Brian KrusePhotographerc invited to submit applications for the OSA Jennifer Hough Graphic Artist representative spots now open. OSA is a state The audience for the discussion was one of Scott Uucl, Melissa Cook Account Executive legislative lobbying organization composed of the largest in Friday at the Hearth's history. In Kelly Presley .. Layout Technician Breck Hapner, Tina Stewart Cartoonists representatives from each major Ohio addition, over half of those in attendance were Deborah Cool-l-oreni Proofreader university and employs a full time lobbyist to students, and we feel this is a statistic to be Laurie Agnew Typesetter fight for student concerns at the state legislative proud of. level. OSA meets several times a year in We commend Series Coordinators Professors Columbus for discussion and votes on pressing Karlis Racevskis and James Walker and Gerry Petrak Adviser student issues and concerns. director of University Center, Lorna Dawes on The Daily Guardian, an independent newspaper, is pitted The representative spots now open are excellent their efforts to promote this topic for the Tuesday through Friday during the regular school year, and monthly during summer quarter. The newspaper is published b> :iie opportunities for students to represent WSU education of the Wright State community. students of Wright State University . 3640 Colonel Glenn Highway. student concerns as well as learn a great deal We hope participation will remain at this level Dayton. Ohio 45435; Business Office, 873-2505; Newsroom. 873-2507. about legislative procedures and government. or higher through the series finale on Nov. 22. The Daily Guardian subscribes to United Press International and If interested, fill out an application, available At that time, the National Issues Forum will the Reader's Digest College Resources Program Editorials reflect a majority opinion of the editorial board. View s at the Student Government office, 033 make some conclusions concerning the Soviet expressed in columns and cartoons are those of the writers University Center. conflict and artists, and do not necessarily reflect the consensus of the staff. November 5, 1985 The Daily Guardian 5

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Meatings: The Wright State Sailing 2 Club meets at 7:30 p.m. in 041 CO University Center. Old and new members are invited. No experience is I necessary. The Campus Bible Fellowship meets ffl so. HOWS mr wen ooop' for Bible study at 12:30-2 p.m. in 112 >> oc-STORY OH Fine, Y00R THAT'S me/M- me Fawcett. 45 COMIN' ? eprmsHtp' OOOP' JJST Fine' secovps. The Baptist Student Union will hold FiNe'FiNe', Bible Study from 2-3 p.m. in room 416 FIHE 'FM ' ( of the WSU library. Music: The Flies from Boston, sponsored by UCB will play in the Rat at 7:30 p.m. It's free.

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Meetings: The Kung Fu Wushu Club WHY OO ThfCi WAtiT *G£T Youe &V6USES meets at 7 p.m. in the Wrestling Room -K> CHAHQtL £HERyW/te,. tssro &AfL! ftu-v in 043 of the PE Building. TH£M OVK.& FAOM Health: The Wellness Table will be set A'A*tz o+sc*+ac*_ro... TMZ ££AZ t'' up from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Allyn. "Stress Management," presented by Sharon Brown will be held from 7-8 p.m. in the Hamilton Hall Rec. Room. The Baptist Student Union will hold a Noon Day Devotional from 12 noon to 12:30 p.m. in room 416 of the WSU library.

If you would like your upcoming /AHH! THE LOST AftK FcuNO e>Y SORRjr, R.:r. BUT event, meeting or departmental and M£, RHODF IS/.AND RAT AND THE WSU RATT£*5.' MAY GOD i£T THE 016 GUV s*rj special events published, please contact r/iRK /vo Alana O'Koon or leave the necessary information in the Guardian office, 046 University Center. Semesters 3 QQ Continued from pag* 1 the issue of faculty elections was much more important. Dixon said he was "happy with 'chairer' because it explains exactly Men's soccer closes season in victory what this person will do." Better methods of conducting faculty elections were also discussed, •y CAM. W M00Y allowed two goals. Spwti cuttr until 20 minutes remained in the game. ways by which off-main campus Wright State outshot Central Dayes scored the goal, and McDonald faculty members can cast their votes. Wright State's men's soccer team Michigan 25-6. was credited with another assist, his These included possibly placing closed out their home schedule Sunday Raider goalie Dave Swanson has second of the day and seventh of ballot boxes at each WSU-related with a 5-0 win against Division 1 allowed an average of only 0.40 goals the year. facility where faculty work or, opponent Central Michigan. per game since being moved into the McDonald finished out the scoring perhaps, conducting the voting Wright State is now 11-5-1 and has starting line-up, but he has had a lot eight minutes later with an unassisted through the mail. Other suggestions won three straight games since losing of help from the Raider defense. goal. He now has five goals for were to allow proxy votes or to to nationally-ranked New York Tech. Swanson has only been forced to the year. conduct a double envelope vote The Raiders are only 3-4-1 at home, make 17 saves in the five games, an Wright State will finish its season on through university mail. but won the last two home games. average of only 3.4 per game. the road against Oakland on Saturday Central Michigan is now 7-11. Wright State, on the other hand, is at 2 p.m. The Raiders are 8-1 on A vote on these proposed changes Senior Rob Campbell, playing his averaging 3.2 goals per game over the the road. will take place at the next meeting. last game at home, scored two goals to last five games. Also during yesterday's meeting, the run his season total to 17 and his The scoring started early for Wright formation of a committee to evaluate all-time Wright State scoring record State on Sunday. Campbell scored off proposals for supplementary leave to 52. a corner kick by McDonald just 12:22 funding was approved. Gordon Freshman Michael McDonald also into the game. Constable, associate professor in scored two goals and added two Campbell scored again 33 seconds management science, was voted new assists. Senior Hylton Dayes added his later when he knocked a carom off the chair of the Calendar and Elections sixth goal of the season. Central Michigan crossbow into the Committee, and Frank Stickney, Sunday's game continued the net for a 2-0 lead. Freshman Steve professor of management, was elected dominant play of the Raiders over the Sowards was credited with his first to the Faculty Affairs Committee. last five games. Wright State is 4-1, assist of the year. You or your organi- zation can assist At the Council's next meeting, Peter with the only loss coming against New McDonald scored his first goal of taxpayers in the Bracher, chair of the Curriculum York Tech. the day 12 minutes before halftime. preparation of sim- ple tax returns. Call Committee, will present a proposal for In those five games, the Raiders Junior Byron Patten got the assist with the IRS for details. a minor program in classical outshot their opponents 88-48, a crossing pass to McDonald. humanities. recorded four shutouts and only Wright State did not score again 6 The Dally Guardian November 5, 1985 To Live and Die in L.A.- A study in the art of surviving By RICK MUSH Spacial Writ* pretty informant, threatening to traffic, his back seat partner all the To Live and Die in L.A. fulfills the revoke her parole if she doesn't give in- while a mass of jangled and exposed viewer's needs for action and excite- Categorizing William Friedkin's To formation and her sex whenever he nerves. Chance eludes 15 pursuers who ment. It balances these with explora- Live and Die in L.A., would defy the needs them. From a crooked judge he he later learns are federal agents.The tions into the mysterious, though'ob- film's appeal; limit it artistically. extorts a signature that will release a scene is frenetic and realistic and ex- viously usury, ways people relate to With Wang Chung's pounding "carrier" from prison before the cellently photographed. one another. It exploits a market, yet soundtrack the film generates the elec- counterfeiter can have him silenced. Chance creates his sad end mostly it's honesty rings through it's confor- tric personality of TV's Miami Vice, But it's his partner who feels the full through misjudgement and ming restrictions. yet L.A.'s artistry is far more wrath of Chance's cruel obsession. impulsiveness. sophisticated and evocative. Friedkin Chance's story intertwines, and even Simply elaborating on the plot is in- Tautly bound with passion, humans leads the viewer to accept his own parallels that of the counterfeiter's in sufficient in conveying the film's rather than good and evil face off, negative view of humanity and human many instances, though the power, it's superb characterization, neither ultimately winning, the cyclic relationships. counterfeiter's character is more ar- and it's surprising and saddening relationship of sordid lifestyles being Chance, is the film's marginal hero. tistically developed by Friedkin. twists, which after thought, seem the mainspring of life. The movie is He embodies traditional heroic ideals The counterfeiter, played superbly inevitable-the characteristic of a searing, gripping and emotionally only until his passions overwhelm him. by Willem Dafoe, is a reserved artist cohesive tale. draining. He is a thrill-seeking L.A. who burns his beautiful creations, sup- plainclothesman(faded jeans and pressing these impulses to his need to scruffy tennis shoes) working the make money-literally. Weekend spelled bad luck counterfeit squad. Chance is bound to Though just as morally wrong in his friend, an aged, though hardly many of his actions as Chance is, the for volleyballers wise, man, through their partnership counterfeiter has a redeeming value: he By MIKE SAKAl on the squad. appreciates art. The Raiders final match was a Without back-up, Chance's partner He frequents a night club where winning one against Lewis University. visits a suspected counterfeiter's dancers wearing painted faces and It was not an enjoyable weekend for The Raiders prevailed in four games, warehouse and is murdered. black leotards show off their Wright State's volleyball team. 15-7, 15-13, 14^16 and 15-12. This bond severed, Chance resorts choreography. Afterwards in the dress- Starting with Thursday night's Shelly Harness led the Raiders with to less than ethical means as an ing room, he waits for and passionate- match against Grand Valley State in 13 kills and Basler led the team with avenger, diverging from police pro- ly kisses a dancer who appears, from Michigan, the Raiders lost three 19 assists. Basler also led the team in cedure. His motives, initially, are ad- behind, to be a man. The couple create straight games, 15-8, 15-9 and 15-6. digs with ten. mirable, and he is only doing what his art together, videotaping their slow, The Grand Valley loss was only a bad The victory upped the Raiders partner would have done had the bullet loving eroticism. sign of what was to come at the Ferris record to 26-11. been in the other head. Their relationship, though strange, State Classic Friday and Saturday...a The losses to three teams in the His motives gradually degrade until is one of understanding and compas- lot of bad luck. region (Grand Valley, Northern he seeks only the thrill of conquest. He sion, another trait which elevates the The Raiders finished third out of Michigan, and Ferris State) were wants to beat the counterfeiter. "evil" counterfeiter over Chance. four teams at the Ferris State Classic. crucial ones for the Haiders because it He's stuck with a new partner, un- In trying to catch the counterfeiter, hurt their chances for a berth in the fortunately for him, one more in- Chance sets up a sting, but he is not There were bright points in the loss regional tournaments. terested in surviving, and less obsessive authorized for the sum of money he to Grand Valley. Junior Paula Grow "I would not say we are completely than Chance. But partners have a way needs to set it up and must get it from continued her consistent front line play out of it," said Head Coach Peg of influencing, even through intimida- other sources. as she led the team in kills with nine. Wynkoop, "but our chances for tion, each other. Getting it and getting away with it Donna Zuber led the Raiders in assists regional are very slim. We ran into In his obsession, Chance abuses a evolves into one of the best cinematic with 14 and in digs with seven. some bad luck facing Ferris State. car chases since the car chase in Sharon Kroger had the flu and we were Freidkin's The French Connection. The first match of the Ferris State playing without her and that hurt us." Chance's crazed energy catapults the Classic looked promising for the Sophomore Shelly Harness was car over railroad tracks, through an Raiders as they took two out of the chosen as this week's volleyball player obstacle course of bridge supports, and first three games against Ferris State, of the week. "Shelly was our most over medians into wrong way highway but the tables turned when they lost the consistent player over the weekend," last two games of the match. said Wynkoop. Despite their bad luck over the Grow again led the team in kills with weekend, Wright State's volleyball TWIST THE NIGHT AWAY 10 and had 11 digs. Tricia Basler led team is ranked twelfth in the nation the Raiders in assists with 18. among Division II teams. 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Offer expires 1/1/86 Limit one per customer November 5, 1985 Th# Dally Guardian 7 Women's soccer out to prove itself By JIM FRANKUND credited with only four shots in the Associate Writer second half, Brandon and goalkeeper Roz Richardson felt Louisville took Get out the broom-again. many more shots than they were Wright State's women's soccer team credited for. completed their second series sweep Richardson, in recording her second Saturday afternoon by knocking off shutout of the season, turned away the University of Louisville Cardinals seven-and maybe more-shots for the 1-0 at WSU. The Raiders are 4-5 on the game while playing on a strained season, while Louisville is 7-8. Achilles tendon she suffered during "We had a nice game...we needed practice. one," Raider Head Coach Maggie The only thing now standing Brandon said afterwards. between the Raiders and a .500 finish The Raiders scored the game's lone is their final game of the season goal in the first period, on an tomorrow against Denison University, Women s soccer team looking good against Louisville CardlnalsPhoto by Brian Kruse unassisted play by midfielder Dawn in Granville, Ohio at 4 p.m. Mitchell 17:10 into the half. Brandon and her crew are hoping for a win over Denison. "1 think it (a However, the WSU defense faced a win) will give us more credibility," stiff test in the second half when, as Brandon said. "(We) can use it (the Brandon said "They (Louisville) came .500 finish) as leverage for new out hammerin' away. recruits." "(Louisville) controlled the second Brandon also feels a .500 finish will half," Brandon said. "They were in "let the administration know there's our half of the field a lot." in definitely a talent for women's 418 E. Fifth St Although the Cardinals were soccer." Dayton, Ohio 46402

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Continued from page 1 The first Marxist/Christian developed impressions of the country. want to be under Soviet domination. looking at the Bible in its own context, dialogues were held in 1964 more for Piediscalzi found many parallels They prefer to be separate and Christians found the Bible to be a "feeling out" each others intentions. with the U.S., especially in independent," he said. revolutionary book". In 1976, at Rosemont College in geopgraphy. He compared his flight Soviet people have "painful Christians also found the need for Philadelphia, both Thobaben and from Stockholm, Sweden to the memories of invasions (during which social change, equality, and justice for Piediscalzi attended the dialogue as meeting site with a flight from Kansas they) suffered terribly. They haven't the oppressed to be a common theme part of the American group. Also to Chicago. invaded us, but we have invaded in their religious beliefs and Marxism present were contingents from Western In addition to finding the country as them," he added. as well, he noted. Europe and the Soviet Union. a "nation of peasants moving to the Piediscalzi then compared the Other reasons stemmed from people city," Piediscalzi noted other promi- society to an adolescent complete with in Eastern Communist countries who For five days the three groups nent features. fears and insecurities. "They want to understood the need to live with discussed "peaceful coexistence of "(It's) a boiling cauldron of keep us at arms' length and catch up Marxist ideas. Though these people education" in both formal and different nationalities. Many don't to meet us at an adult level," he said. could not agree completely with the informal talks. Since the groups lived ideas, they found some parts to be together in a college dormitory, the good and they wanted to discuss them. informal talks took much of the time. Another reason may be the change Thobaben called these moment "very CLASSIFIEDS in the way the Christian Church views good." communism. Since Pope John XXIII, When a later dialogue was held in the 1950s the Christian Church has within the Soviet Union, the Soviet For Sale stopped viewing Marxists negatively. group kept to themselves and informal Services "The Christian Church is not iden- discussions were almost non-existent. SCRATCH-FREE RECORDS & tapes: AUDIO JUNIORS, SENIORS, GRADS establish your credit tified with one system," said "It was disappointing," noted ETC...buys & sells. Need cash? We pay top now with MASTERCARD/VISA. SEARS and Piediscalzi, so it should be able to Thobaben. dollar. Buy 3,4th free. 3864 Dayton-Xenia Rd., other top companies. High approval rates. No exist under a socialist system. 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