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Pessen. wbo received bis un­ 21at ianot fair, "The Thing will bs hsld tha nsxt wariti day guiahed professor of hiatory at Lohmann, director of thè Ameri­ der gradua te and graduate de­ Orgnnisatioos wanting to rasarvi a Cabla for ths Fisa Market Baruch College (City University can Studiea Program at IU- g ras from Columbia Univer ahould cali Studsot Activitisa bsfors Aprii 20,284-8284 Thsrs of New York), presenta thè Bloomington, Irene D. Neu, pro­ aity, litui written several highly i s a tl fasforsacb table. muaical "disserta tion" "Chatter fessor of hiatory at IU-Bloora ■cclaimed worka on thè Jackson and Pattar from Tin Pan Alley." ington; Sue K. Hammeramith, ian age. Among thooe ara: asaiatant professor of sodology "Jackaonian America: Society, University Theatre According lo thè aprìng 1981 atlUPUI; and Patrick J Personality and politica": iaaue of Convergine* (thè On Aprii 17 and 18 at 8p.m. ths IUPUI University Theatre McGeever, associate professor "Moet Uncommon Jackson» wiD prasont two one-act playa - Iarasi HoroviU "The Indiati IUPU1 bulletin for thè Center of of politicai acience at IUPUI. ana"; and "Riches, Class, and American Studiea). Pessen, a The evening lecture, which will Power before thè Civil War Wanta ths Bronx" and James McOura'a "Lons S u r" - at tha longtime devotee of "Alley" Marott Building Theatre. 902 N Msridian Street concern thè asme Lopic. will be He haa also written in such Ticket# ars 12 for generai admiaaion and $1 far studente loro, will aing and play piano at at 8:15 p.m. in Lecture Hall 101. publications ss thè Ratificai Both showa arili run sach night. They ara adult dramaa and ara 12:30p.m. Aprii 20. A makeahift The following morning thè Science Quarteriy, Journal of not rsoommendsd lor t hildran stage will be aet up for thia symposium will continue at Con- American Hi»tory, Enrxclape- "Indian" wiflhsdirsctsd by' Eric Bryant and "Lons Star" unuaual proaentation. ner Fraine Farm, noted Nobles- dia Britannica, and The New by Jim Tillstt vilk» museum which attempta to York Time». Pessen alao wrote Beaidea hi a musical perfor­ re-create life in Indiana during thè lead artide in thè Journal of mance, Peaaen, an International thè Jackaonian peri od Storting thè Early Repubtic, edited by authority on American democra- at 9:30 a.m., thè diacusaiona will Ralph D. Cray, professor of hit- Going Out of Business cy, will conduci a symposium center on what daily life waa like tory atlUPUI. and a public lecture that day. Ths Lost and Found asrvics at Cavanaugb Hall must go out in that era of buainesa. All Lost and Found Rame not pickad up by Aprii w t w r n i i i H m 20 will be sold (aa ia) in ths Fisa Market Aprii 21. Procaeds will be donated to some worthy studsot project The department at presene bea mora than 30 taxi booèu, 60 artides of ciothin^*, □ve umbrsllaa, and several valuabk itama. In ths futura, ifit itsma ahould be turned in to Houaakseping or to ths Studsot Tfre Q^cquisition & Aaaembly in ths basemeot of Cavanaugh. or, ksya and other valuablsa to thè University Polke. cI{estot‘atioil Corporation Abortion The Metropolitan Indiana)anapolia Campua Miniatry will hohold a diacuaaion on abortion A pril 20. For more Information cali UVE ONLY 5 MINUTES FROM THE CAMPUS 284 2586. 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To thè editor: administration according to I am writing in responsi to an which thè School wiil offer a four article in "ObservaLions" for thè year journalism baccalaureate Aprii 8, 1981 issue of thè degree on this campus, subject Sagdmore , in which it is alleged of thè Higher that thè Trustees approviti a Commission and two year journalism program on he legislature The Ibis campus. / ;he program will be The article is incorrect on two 'ear counts. The trustees did not Observadons approvo any journalism ‘•Pro­ gram." Whut they did was to approve thè Indiana University School of Journalism as a system-wide school. As a preciate it if storie* consequence of thè Trustee n academic matterà Student housing questioned action, thè School of Journalism fied with my office has enteriti into an cation since. as you When is an old building habitable? monfchs, including thè installation of a understanding with tfie IUPUI jth seldom catches Recent improvements to IUPUI’s Ball new alarm System. up with erroneous Information Residence have raised questione As of spring recess, thè System had not Very truly yours, concerning thè structure’s safety and yet been connected with thè campus ■Edward C. Moore, cleanliness. operator, n ecey^ting a trip by Ball's Executive Dean As a student residence, Ball seems hostess or guardo thè location of thè * little different from other student alarm for verification. The hostess, Mayor says housing unite at other univergities. however, believed that thè alarm System While thè hall subscribes to a year-round had been wired to thè campus operator To thè editor: Hudnut, to personally thank pest control program, mouse droppings for some time prior to spring recess. A Recently, Mayor Hudnut re those students for their support and dead roaches can stili be found in potential hazard—even though exits ceived a letter signed by a dozen of thè Mayor’s posi tion As thè many of thè kitchenettes. Although from thè hall arg stili clearly marked and IUPUI students commending Mayor has stated already. him for his stand on thè possible should there be sufficient provision is made for thè painting of fire extinguishers stili checked regularly. evidence to warrant a dismissal. infiltration of Indianapolis Pub­ we are prdpared to fight on any rooms, posters and pictures frequently Perhaps thè hahitability of Bàli lic Safety forces by extremist disguise fallen plaster. Residence could be guaranteed by thè ensuing court case- ali thè way organizations. to thè. U.S. Supreme Court, if Records show that no fires have improvement of Communications While it is not possible to needbe. occurredln Ball Residence in many between thè university and its housing thank those who signed thè Sincerely toits. years. Nevertheless, séveral fire safety personnel, and between those personnel letter, I would like to take this Thomas J. Henry, improvements have been made in recent * and Ball's tenants. opportunity, on behalf of Mayor Executive Assistant Saga more Voi. 10 No. 29 « I Aprii 15,1981 fAe IUPUI newsmagazme Michael W. Malrlng Reporters Ann Miller, Jlm Editor in chief Beavor, Dana Daugherty, JoAnn Tlmolhy L. Barnetl Shanks, Pat Wabb, Chris Managing Editor Brown, Julia Burka, Matt WllliarnWIdlna ^ Shrum, George Hayas Advernsing Photographers Dennls Tilford, Dlapie Adams Edmore Chimutsa Business Manager Production Dana Bagwell, Jlm Doug Hvidston DeNoon, Pam Dinkins, Susan Co-Production Manager Vanca, J.J. Freeman, Phyllls Beth Koch Romero I Co-Production Manager Sales Anita Pope, Phyllls Distribution „ Jones, Janet Wsterman Terry Mays Cartoonist Tom McCain

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Aprii 15, 1981 3 9 Ed psych class converges on Bradford Woods by JoAnn Shanks ties began at 9:30 a.m. with On a trust walk a "leader ' to get thè entire eighteen over thè wall. Dr. Goud thao Members of Dr Nelson some qukk "getaquaintai" ex* guidea a "follower , whohaahia member group over thè spinning Goud's P253 Educational Psy informsd thè studente that erdxes which induded a "trust eyea doaed. through thè woods "grinder” without touching ita previoua groups had laken an chology for Secondary Teachers fall." A "trust-fall" occurs when Neithar leader’ nor "follower", sidee and within a ten minute nour to accomplish thè seme class emerged from Bradford one person stenda about two bowever, are allowed to speak. time penod. Dr. Goud's group task Woods on Thursday. Aprii 9th feet away from his partner and As a result, both part nera must succeeded. wìth tired bodies but stimuiated then falla backward into his develop new styles of communi Finally, thè group went minds. During a stay in thè arma without breaking thè fall. cation, and thè ‘follower” must A thirteen foot wall was thè through a rape obeiack course woods of approximately four This. of course, meant that thè learn to trust thè student nasi probi* m of thè Educational which induded rape ladders and hours, thè eighteen partidpants student falling had to trust his "leader” impliciti y Psycnology studente had to bridgee, a tire stringing couree, leamed about trust, leadership, partner. After thè trust walk studente surmount. Here thè group and s Tarxan-liks swing from s and co-opsration as they exer* Trust played a major role in confrontai a noi ber challenge in scored success Before Dr rape into a bugi crew net. With cixed their bodies on an obstacle each part of thè day's activitiea, thè form of thè ominous "meat Goud, uf mg a laddrr on ita back all of thè pbysical activitiea courae wbioh is closely related to and after a one-third mile jog grinder," a wooden obstacle side, could reach thè top of thè completai, thè group returned those of thè Outward Bound straight uphill. Dr. Goud's stu­ about 4 feet off thè ground and wall his studente had their firat to thè starting poént and Program. dente explored trust skills fur- shaped like a plastic Chrìstmas person on top. Within seventeen enjoyed a picnic. A fitting end to Warm-up for thè day’s adivi* therby takinga "trust walk." ribbon spool. The task bere was minutes thè entire group was s gmelling day. Public TV launches ‘Parkdesign ’81 ’ by Dana Daugherty process. In thè first workshop, wharfs, said Goodman, restauranta, buildings that 22 at 8 p.m, will focus “more " We got a tremendous which aired February 9 on " People also stressed having resero ble old Indy, bridie paths, spedfically on how thè canal will response," said Cary Goodman, WFYI Channel 20, viewers were slot of open park space, Many a campground-trillar park, come into thè park kandscape project director for Howard. able to cali in ideas, questiona questiona and ideas were offered emise and paddi* boats. s Designerà wilJ develop thè Needles, Tamen and Bergendoff and concerna about thè park about thè Tivoli Gardena Frisbee golf course, theme tower and show how high of Kansas City which is through six telephone linee, two amusement park area and thè handicspped sthletic facili ti vs it will be and how it will look designing thè White River Park of which were toll free number. Washington Street issue, hydroplsne rscing, an Indiana Tivoli Gardena will take on project. "The telephones are This was thè firat time an entire slthougn it wasn’t dirBctly Hall of Fame in thè park, thè charme ter." and thè theme of ringing all thè time. About 95 state population had statai There was also strong making of McCormicks Rock thè Indianapolis Zoo will percent to 98 percent of thè calls partidpated in a design project opposition toward having any into a stirine, outdoor develop. are valid concerna and ideas via satelite and public cara in thè park. People suggeet racquetball, s public ice skating "This is thè fun stage," about thè park.' television. electric cara and boats to get rink, a Thea ter in-thè* Woods. Goodman said. " We ve This was thè public's response "A broad range of ideas were around. ' thè training of senior d tisana to developed thè suggestiona into lo"Parkdesign*81/ thefirstof c&lled in. The calls mainly be guide*, and vantage points thraa-Jimensiona) ideai We three one hour television reinforced what we already Other ideas phoned in during along thè river. bave models and sketchea of thè workshops aimed at involving thought was correct, such as thè program with which thè idees we re working with now. It Indiana residente with thè park people wanting to get down on designerà are working were: an According to Goodman, thè should he vary interesting... an commi ssi on in thè design thè water in boa La and seafood arboretum, boat tie-upe for negt workshop, to be aired Aprii hour fiiled with detail"

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Aprii 15. 1981 ! Can you saythat? Freddie? Bure, Bure. by Bob Mowery "Oh, he's just doing fine," college. He jokes that when he called me up." yeeterday, Fever said. "1 had It a noon at Indianapolis radio Fever said. "He's down in was a kid he wanted to be an Fever'■ friend, Connor, now to cali a tasi thia morning;. and 9tation WNAP dftd disc-jockey French Lick now; he went snow arsonitst - he liked to play with devotes his time to thè morning was late for work. But Skip. s Freddie Fever tells bis radio skiing. matches. team, along with Ron Belo, from good ole' cab driver, said he'd audience he will see them But there s no snow in Freddie started his radio 5:50 until 9 a m Fever was part get me to work (from Fsver'i lomorrow. then leaves during a Indiana now. career eight years ago in a amali of thè team, but now aire from northside apartment) in no time. song "Yeah, well. he said it was too station in his home town of ni ne until noon. He danna, being He was righi Into thè lobby of theWIBC- cold anyway, so he ia akiing Lafayette, Ind. However, he single, he wasn't used to going In a write-in poli by thè WN AP building walks thè indoors in thè big hotel. Oh, and soon bacarne diacouraged. to bed so early like Connor and Indianapolis News recently, youngjock with wavy blonde nezt week there s a rodeo "The station was really small, Bdo. who are marriad. Freddie was ranked as thè hair, carrying his favorite hlack coming to town. Mr. Rogers is und sat out in thè middle of a big The 31-year-old d.j. ia satisfiad eighth most popolar disc jockey leather jacket. He has two cuts entered in thè sheep wrestling field," he remembered "you with his job at WNAP. where he in Indy. compared to fifth last on his forehead, which he says contest." could actually see cows grazing has worksd for thè past three year are from slipping on his Fever says thè ideas for his righi outside thè window. And years. Hagets along well with " Yes. well my family was out waterbed. frìends carne by accident. He at night I even had to take out thè othera at thè station, and of town this year, so I didn't get But Fast Freddie isn't just was eiperiemtning with thè trash before I left." sister station W1BC, which is in as many votes," he quipped. your typical d.j. The 1971 different voices one day when he Fred, then using thè radio thè sa me building "You really can i go by thoee Indiana State graduate brings realùed he sounded like Mr. name Steve K night, left radio Before leaving thè lobby, kind of polla where any one can " personali ties" on thè air with Rogers. He decided to use it on for awhile but returned at Fever petted a tali, bearded man stuff thè ballot box." him that are unique. Among thè radio. Now he entertains his Lafayette station WAZY. He on thè back and said “Hey Like WFBQ backers did. with them are: Julia Cnilds, who listems with various skits, most recalìed thè 50,000 watt station Orly." It was Orty Knutson, of half thè top ten listed jocks gives Fred some unusual of which come from thè top of as a good one. although in a WIBC He then walked over and "They're just babysitter* of recipes: Johnny Clash. who tells his head. small market. hugged thè young blonde thè studio. How can any one sit of rough, country life with his Isn't he afraid of using their So how did he find WNAP? receptionist and chatted with ■round and say 'Hey, wc'rv wife June; and Fred's voices on thè radio? " While in Lafayette, I had her before leaving. He obviously gonna do up some I*d Zepplin, "roommate" and friend, Mr. "Not rvally. Fever remarked. an interview with WIFE in enjoys thè atmoephere. or do up this or that?"' Rogers "It sno big deal. People imitate Indianapolis," Fever said. He usually goes outside where He then yells, "Hey, let'sdo At a Pacer game with fellow others all tne time, like Rich "On thè way home I dropped his Jaguar waits. But not today up two hamburgers and a fry to WN A P disc-jockey Chris Little.” off a tape at WNAP to Chris His doors were frozen shut from go.' Connor, Freddie was asked Fever didn't decide to go into Connor, then thè station s thè cold weather In his leisure lune Fever likas about Mr. Rogers. broadcasting until he was in program director, and la ter he "Shouldn t bave washed it (cont. on ffcTol

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S e g a m o * 0 Speakers to be selected Thirty-five studente from thè then fltHt in thè tinaia to com­ CI 10 Fundamentala of Speech pete for "Top Speaker" awarda. CommunicatioD classai will Boom schedule* for theee semi­ X / k n y l meet Aprii 20 in Cavanaugh ti nal rounda will be poated in thè Hall to compete for thewven lobby of Cavanaugh Hall at 8:16 positróne in Speech Night Fi p.m. aharp. naia, to be heid Monda), Aprii 27 in thè Lecture Hall. Judging thè tinaia will be Pro­ ‘Doc at thè Studenta in each of thè Cl 10 fessor Nicholas M. Cripe of But- aectiona bave selected thè ir ler University. E arder in thè af- Radar Station’ "Beat Speaker” and alao their ternoon of thè 27 ih Professor "Beat Judges of Good Speak Cripe will present seminare to boti) facultv and studenta. by David Mattinai? ing." During Monday s semi At sge 39 Don van Vliet. tinaia thoee judges will aelect For more Information, contact known to a few as Captain thè top aeven speakers, who will Dr. David Buma, 264-4935. Beefheart. remains an anarchronism. Whetharornot Fund-ralser needs sponsors ha wishes thè world to catch up doMD t really mattar Though Sponsors are needed for menta or individuala at IUPUI Van Vliet might at timee wiah IUPUI studenta in wheekhairs are urged to support thè March for more recognition, l m aure he to pian to "wheel" 26 kilome- of Dimea fund-raiaer. For spon­ doeen't loee much sleep over thè ters, or 15 milea, in thè March of sor forma or for more Informa­ world's inability to deal with Dimea-WalkAmerica, set for tion, cali George Holland or him as ■ musical a no mai v This Aprii 26 beginning st 12:30 p.m. Andy Valentine at thè IUPUI ia moet obvious when one con in Military Park. Office of Handicapped Student sidars that in theee days of Services. 264-2540. Sponsors pay 10 centa a designar jean endorsementa Van Disabled IUPUI studenta and Vliet chooees noi to che se down ldlometer or a maximum of thoee who wish to hslp puah fel- S2.50. thè big dollar promoter a low students in thè event can Instasd. he opta for a lesa Schools, di visiona, depart- alao cali 264-2640. "glamorous" lifs by living with bis wife in a trailer in thè Mojave desert cMayfuCd- izza I think thè eleventh Beefheart Cooperative album "Doc At The Radar Station' waa thè beai domeslic album mede in 1960 It e tenda 43rd & Moller Road EDWARD CURTIS- at thè top noi becauee of Van THE Vliet'e personal ballata or protesta but becauee of bis 1 and 2 bedroom apartments SHADOW gsmua and akills righi down to 3 and 4 bedroom townhouses CATCHER hia own artwork on thè cover I was struck immediately by Washer and Dryer Fumi shed A dr ama tic film montage Van Vliet’s vocal changee on by thè earlieet 11914} film DocAt.. ’ which were among maker to discover thè thè most creative end espressive Convenient to I.U.P.U.I., Shopping and Churches. American Indian. I ha ve e ver heard There Gas Heat. All Utilities PAID except Electricity. Sponsored by IUPUI ■ppeared to be no boundaries for Arthropaèq© and Geogrsphy tua voice in terms of thè Depart menta. music, hence Beefhesrt's Open: ■ freestyle of slashing sometimes 291-2210 10-6 Monday-Friday f Mon., Aprii 20 poetic singing, typified by "Sue 9-3 Saturday 4:00-5:15 p.m. Egypt" and "Making Love To A Lecture H 4 106 Vempire With A Monkey On Revel Companie*, Ine. My Knee The musical Marketing and Management FREE! versatility ranges from thè sesthetic, as in thè beautifully conci*ved "A Carrot la As Cloee As A Rabbit Gets To A Diamond." to thè absurd. often Keep a Golden Florida psychotic-line Bhckbata' Itis music that noi surprisingly Tan Year Round! (because Van Vliet wrìtes all of • Europsan Style Tanning thè music) refleets and •No(fryìng, wrìnklmg, pre­ ultimately matches Beefheart s mature aging or buming vocali to form one musical akm damage entity. The music of Captain Beefheart and The Magic Band Cali for onofree viali ia very difficult to listen to and for some, may even be offensive. and receive $10 off The muaic requires a great deal regular membership of attention and ahouìd be with this coupon attacked by thè liatener inateed of being put on for background muaic For thè lighthearted. Speedway Golden Tan, Ine. unwilling-to-attack people I recommend Beefhearts Shiny Beaat (Bat Chain Pullerf lp as Hours Localed al an initial investment Mon-Thurs 7am-9pm 1414 Main Street "Doc At The Radar Station Fnday 7am-8pm Speedway, IN 46224 deserves much batter than it will Saturday 8am-5pm 244-3500 aver gel. Surcly there ia aomeone out there who will read in Zike s Fitness Center Sunday 12noon-5pm this and give thè album a trv

Aprii 15. 1981 7 Banquet honors students, administration

by Pub DìbUbb that haa gone above and beyood one must maintain a S.S GPA faculty iffiocoa tribù tee thè The BLvinth IUPUI Honora their duty, waa given to V.A. and bave at leaat one year of muet to thè atudent activitiee. Banquet waa held in The - Aggie" Quella al thè Student collage to complete The award waa preeented by Dr. Champion! Boom of thè new Union Catering Service. The Outatanding Educa tor Patrida Boax, laat yaar'a Indianapolie Sporta Center Sanator of thè year ia an Award went to William Stfhwt. redpion' int. Friday, Aprir 10. The Student award going to a Student Electrical Engineering and TheSlStudent Servicaa Award Aaeembly aponeora thè event Sanator of thè Student Technology. The outatanding payia tributa to thè atudent who each year to acknowioge thè Aaeembly who haa ahown educatori! nomina Led by haa enthuaiaalenthua itkally efforta of thè atudenta and outa tendi ng leadership qualitiee atudenta who feal he or ane partidpaUatedlnn atudent adminiatratora who worked and displayed devotion to tht> ahowed a great deal of reepect activitiee tot m an than ono diligently to make thè a endemie atudenta. Thia year'a redpient and encouragement to atudenta year. The redpient of thia award year a success. The buffet style waa Chria Stout of thè Scnool of during thè year. la elected by thè Dean of dinner area catered by The Sriaiy» The Top Adminiatrator Student Servicaa and The Union Building Cetaring Student Activitiee Rooide of Award, an award in which Student Activitiee ataff. Thia Service. Dinner muaic waa thè Year waa a new award given atudenta nominata their choice yaar'a winnar waa Daniel provided by Bill Wlleon. to a ataff member who ahowed a of outatanding adminiatratora, Hagiat, from tha School of John L. Krauss, director of thè great amount of enthuaiaam. went to three mombera of thè Phyaical Educa tion. Department of Metropolitan The redpient waa Kathy adminiatratìon thia year. They William L G am tt waa a Development, aerved aa thè Shurloci. were: Robert Martin. Buraar popular aaaiatant daan of keynote speaker. Krauaa Three Cirde City Circuit Richard Slocum. Regia trar, and Student Servicae whan he died. encouraged everyone to remain Scholarahipa are awarded each Stephen Browna, Asaistant In hia romenibranca thè William optimiatic about thè campua year. Thia year, however, tour Regiatrar. L Garrett award waa boni. and thè city. He alao diacuased ewarda were given. The winnera Daniel B. Wolf, thè Aaaiatant Tha winnera of thè Ave awarda thè oxpansion of thè Convention were: JacqueUne Green, School Dean of thè School of Liberal wara: Timothy Sulli van. School Center and thè building of thè of Liberal Aita; J linea Arte waa thè redpient of thè of Liberal Aita; Jamee Glbeon of new aporta arena. After thè Hartman, School of Engineering Lola L Lohee Faculty thè School of Public and Envi- praliminary apeechee were and Technology; Patricia Hubar, Appreciation Award. Thia ronmental Affaire; MarU preeented. thè long awaited School of Liberal Arte; and award ia in honor of Lola L. Cnix, School ol Liberal Arte; Mia awarda were given. Karen Secor, School of Phyaical Lohae, a retired Dean of thè (mani, School of Liberal Arte; The Extra Mile Award, an Educa tion. School of Phyaical Educa tion. It and Dan Hagiat, School of award given to thè a teff member In arder to recai ve thia award. ia awarded to a member of thè Phyaical Educa tion.

Dr. Glena W. Irwin. M.D. congratulates Jackie Green.

David Craig (righi) and Richard Slocnm (left) ahake banda aa Pani Ragan look;, on. Pani Ragan (left) and Jim Gibaon (righi) Uatrn intcntly aa John L. Kranaa a peak a.

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8 Stgmnon Apri 15, 1981 9 Sculpture comes to Art Museum by Larry G. Guldaberry know thè sUtue by iU more pathoe of lite and deeth and Auguste limi in w u a Franch common name: "The Thinker." intense experience aculptor who some believe w u The Romantic period of art. Some extreordinary ezamplee thè culmina tion of thè French which historiana place just of French Romantic sculpture Romantic Period. Rodin, who before thè Age of Modera Art, can be seen thia month at thè waa conaidered thè fini greet atarted about 1826 and ended Indianapolis Museum of Art, aculptor of geniua aince Bernini, around 1900. The moveraent waa 1200 West 38 th Si. The received hia firat major a re volt againat thè disdplined. coUectìon. which has baso commiaaion in 1879 for thè formai stylee of thè Urne and thè exhibited in Los Angeles. Museum of Decorative Arte in atrict rulas of composi tion and Minneapolis and Detroit, ia Paria. It waa to be a symbolic subject mattar The work called “French Nineteenth- composi tion called "The Galea Romantic comes from thè late- Century Sculpture from North of Hell." Rodin did noi finish eighteenth-century popularity of American Cobectiona." thia ambitioua conatruction but thè medieval talee of adventure Included in thè exhibit are some many a mailer piecee were Uken auch aa thè legenda of King familiar names such aa Edgar from it and some bacarne Arthur. Theee storiee were Degas, Sarah Bernhardt and independent worka. One of theee called "romances" becauae in Auguste Rodin. ia now univeraally known. The moet casee they were written in piece ia called Le Penseur. Many Romance languagea. The Photo courtesy of Ih# Indianapolis Museum of Art

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Segamors 10 Food Services conducts survey

by Dana Daugherty Starting Aprii 20, some studente will ho distributing questionnaires and conducting on-the-spot interviews sround campus about thè food Services at IUPUI. This is part of an estensive effort by thè campus Food Service and food consultante from "Laventhol and Horwath" of Chicago to gain student input in a mfesterplan for future food Services. According to Steven Wagenhein, survey coordinator, thè program's purpose is to evaluate thè present System and to determine in what direction food Services bere should go as thè campus espanda. "We are studying customer patterns and patronage, where studente are congregating and epending their time between classeB, what types of food to offer, thè variety and auantities of vending machines, and so forth. We are trying to determine what thè needs of thè campus are and how best to meet those needs." "The survey s and observations we malte will be put into a computer which will cross tabulate thè customer patterns and analyze all pertinent data. In a month or so after all thè information has been compiled, we should bave some answers," Wagenhein continued. Questionnaires will be distributed Aprii 20-May 1 at thè Union, Hideaway, and University Hospital cafeterias, and thè DentjfrSchool, Law School, and Cavanaugh Hall Student lounges. Students can return completed surveys in drop boxes at those same locations no later than May 1. The questionnaires will take approximately five to ten ---- miAtttesto answer and play an important part in thè master planning. In conjunction with thè Now comes Miller time. surveys, thè campus Food Services will conduct open discussione Tues., Aprii 21 at 12:16 p.m. and 5:15 p.m. in thè School of Nursing, and Wed., Aprii 22 at 12:20 and 3:45-5:30 p.m. in Lecture Hall, Room 101 and 102 respectively. "Laventhol and Horwath," a ■ CPA firm based in Chicago with 55 offìcee world-wide, has been in thè consultanting Service for several years. Their reputation has attracted several mai or clientele, including primary botala in Indianapolis.

Aprii 15. 1061 ff J GRAND OPENtNG- Origin of genesis RICUSI INCORPORATED (thè journal) explained Q u a lty b> (ì«or|c A. HiyN retimi faculty member of thè •Rwum© Photo® previde an audience and a fonim Fhotographic Theyear 1972 was thè Engliah and Libarmi Arta for creativa and criticai worka of ■Comwoi & Accomodo® Services dawmnjr of a new age in thè lift depmrtmenta, hmd thia to aay, achoiarahip. •CompWe Dartooom à Supplw of IUPUI. A literary “ No one knowa who had tha firat Sinca ita inception •wocMhgs IO Discount Journal-compriaed of fiction, idea tcoocernìng (ìrnois). but approximatsly ni ne yrara ago, to c* eaaays, poetry, reviewa, and tbere waa thè neoaaaity to Geniti* has acquirad botb locai other manuacripta— was boni. publiab and encourage thè and national recognition. At Studenti The idea for Genetta waa eacellent literary talent at praaent. Genesis is being uaad at 2Btocks conn ived by aeveral English IUPUI Cannai High Schooi ma a guide 9*6 weekdays 9:30-3 30 Saturdays West or Club members. Ma. Rebecca The purpoae of Genesi», aa to creative arriting studenta In 1501W Michigan St. 637-1334 Pitta, one of thè foundera and a intendili by thè foundera. waa to addition. thè National Collegiate IUPUI Press (an organiiation that ratea all collegiate pubi tea Itomi) hai recenUy given Genesis a rating of All American.' Who are thè capable writera? None othar than thè student body of IUPUI. Yta, any student who has attended IUPUI within thè past eighteen montha is eligible All originai manuacripta, photographs. drawinga and prints may be submitted. All manuacripta must be typed and doublé soaced on a sixty spece line. Manuacripta must also be submitted in duplicate and be accompanied by a separate ti tic sheet. It ia important turrite that becauae of limited space. manuacripta of lesa than sixteen pages will be given first consideralion AUartwork should ha ve thè name clearly written on thè work or on a page accompanying it. Also, all art work and photographs must ba in black and white The works aubmitted are considered by a student editoria! board of severi members selected Irom thè English and % Philosophy Giuba. The board upholds complete anonymity and no autborship ia revealed to thè board until a work has been occepted. Mrs. Phyllis Newton, one of thè Genesi» editoria! board members, gives thia ad vice to those who wiah to submit. "My advice to any student author would be that they firat Ut their work be read by any writing professor. That way their work would at least get over thè first hurdk* Most professore will give an objective analyaia of a piece and would gladly help to pulì together any looeeness.,J If you hai e a $10,000 job w aitine tor vou, traveled use for business lunches. buying clothes Mrs Newton alao adda, “A you could bave an American Express* Card writer arili never be publisbed for work, paying for vacations - for all sorts of until he submita. People who aay right now. afterschool activities. that none of their articea will Tnkle thè card you’ve heen using ever>' day One of thè surest ways to establish yourself is aver make Genesis bave thè for thè C-ard yuu’ll he using thè resi ut yuur lite. to stan out as if you were already established. And wrong attitude They should You’re aKxit tu leave schuul and enter a wholc just having thè Card gives you thè chance to The joys and rewarda of new world. YixiVe gut great expectations. So establish a soltd credit rating. creative writing are li mi t lese do« American Express. For you. So trade up now. You’ll find application tiorms Tbere al way a remarne thè thrill That's why Amencan Express has created a on campus bulletin hoardv Or cali toll-fret of having a work publisbed. special pian that reduces thè usuai application 8CO-528-8CO? and ask for a Special Student Appli­ There is alao thè pure enjoyment of reading excellent literary requirements - so you can get thè Card before cation. And set yourself up for next year hefoce worka. Genesis can be thè you hnish schuil. you finish this one. beginning for an a spiri ng All you need to apply is a $10,000 job or thè IUPUI student author, poet or promise of one. The American Express Card aitisi. Genesis can alao ba thè beginning of a batter literary Youll use thè Card thè wealthy and thè well* D oni leave school without it. awarenesa at thè IUPUI campus.

12 S è g a m o f Outstanding University Division students 1981

Branda K. Burneti HowardC. Hendrich 11 Mary A Mansfield Annaffiane L Rutelli» Alvin S. Bynum, Dean of Kathleen V Busch Gene G. Hendnckson John F Manon Stephen P Sandler Unìveraity Division, IUPUI has Dwavtir K. Buttler Donneila S. Hill Richard D. Martz Della A Sarks established thè Scholar's List of Virginia B. Calhoun Rhonda L Hoffmeyer Morris E McCoskey Kathleen M Scanlon outstanding University Division Marie W. Campbell Michael L. Hoopee SharmaJ McNiece Carolyn M Scharadin students for Fall Semester, Catherine J.Carr Edilhann M Hudson Msrilou Mendel Vickie M-JShaler Jacqueline A. Chappell Branda S Hull Christina L Miller Pamela B vfowtn 1980. This honor recognizes thè Elizabeth A. Clouser Diane C Hutchins NelmaJ Miller Barbara F S ltra a n achievement of a scholastic Monica M. Condon Colleen Ison Kristin Mohlman Kim Shirar \ average of 3.50 for thè semester Shirley H. Coombs Anita T. Johnson Nancy L Montgomery Renny M Sho*niy»«,r and a cumulative average of Bruco G. Crawford Elizabeth J. Kasper Wanda L Morris Karen L Short Jane L S uiumj/ i 3.30. The following 160 students Sylvia F. Davis Vicki L. Kerr Marianne Mowrar Valeri A. Da via Janet L. Kessler Loia M Naughlon Becky J S r t f r h ^ qualified for thè Scholar’s List: Sarah E. Deviti Kay R Kessler Judith A Norria Beth L S m ftn \ Sue R. Edelmann William F. Kilbury Marilyn S Spibka J Su zanne M. Ehinger Alice F. O'Bncn Anomalie Abbatiello Sarah A. Kinney Joan M Overton Mane E Speart / Jeffrey M. Aldridge Richard F. Elliott Michelle L. Kisselman Teresa S Karman Sherry A Stimati William E. Alien Bertha S. English Mary O. Klagiss Teresa A Payton Jeffrey N Stuart Stephen M. Ashby Roeemary English Jill A^ Klein Catherine M Peachey James P Sulhvan Tracy A. Atkins Patricia M. Esteriine Daniel R. Klette Patricia E Pearson Chervl L Thacker Doni T. Babilz David A Farley Steven S K tinger Lcigh A Peek J acquetine A Thaman Dana Bagwell Karen E. Ferguson Lisa M Koehler Michelle A Phelps Margaret R Trauner Karen L. Baker Bonnie S. Fishman MadeleineC. Kolar Doublas E Ping Donna M Traut Gloria E. Balaakas Susan K. Fitch , - Kelly T Kofnya Patricia Prats Troy L. Tyson Cathy L. Banks Paula R Kos ter Judith A Krekeler Kim M Pratt Christopher E Ehegb\j Candace M. Barker Mark S Fraley Kenneth A Lanteigne Jan E Km sor Pauietle H Vandegnlf Melarne J. Baugher Rebecca L. Fuiler David P. i.aughlm Kimberly A Ranger Steven M V ertvon Branda A. Biacnoff Mack A Furr * Shirley L l^eonard Donna L Rennekamp Donna L Voils Jane D. Bogard Kim E. Gardner Karen S Limbach Carolyn L Rhue TerisaS Waterman Susan C Bohnert Ruth M. Gaylord Koru^^Kkffidblom Dena G. Robb Mary EUvn B Weaver Robert G. Boles Jr. Wendy J. Greenberg John Joyce R Wheaton Martha L. Hallett Thomas J Robinson Ronald D. Bonge Madeline R Loomis Brenda R Robison fina L Whiiaker Janice A. Bracalenle Mark T. Hart Margaret A Luker Tina S. Ho se man Daniel L. Wittry Patricia.K Brauns Matthew S. Hawkins Paul J. Mack Sandra L Wright Linda S. Head Jane A. Runo Debra K. Brown Karen L. Mahlum James K Rupp CarolD Young Only 27 days left T il Bathing Suit Season Nautilus 110 Minutes Program from campus •Coed • Opens 7 a.m. Facilities

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Aprii 15, 19B1 J 13 Baseball, softball battle elements by Mait Shrum Wabaah scored a run in thè Stadium, home of thè Weather played havoc with bottom of thè second to regain Indianapolis Indiana. lUPUI's baseball and aoftbaU thè lead at 2-1. Grog Krwger IUPUI swept both of their tea ma last week as thè former pulled thè Metros back into a tie doubleheadera last week to were able lo play just one in thè top of thè fifth with a improve their record io 12-2. doubleheader•r andI tthè lattar pineh hit single to acare Dizon The Metroe trailed E vana ville played two. who led off thè inning with a 1-0 entaring thè final inning walk and waa sacrificaci to third Meni Taylor opened thè Metroe The Metro» baseball team loat by Whyde. seventh with a aingle and Marty both gameti of their Wabaah won thè game with a Kalb aacrìficed ber to second doubleheader al Wabaah 3*2 and one-out run in thè bottom of thè Judy Cummings followed with a 12-6. Coach Bob Bunnell aaid seventh. homer that gave thè Metroe a 2- thè 1 ossea were due lo an IUPUI scored fi ve runa in thè 1 victory. inezperienced team that haa not firat inning of thè second game. IUPUI scored four runa in thè learned how lo win. Jeff Fleehearty led off thè inning fourth and three runa in thè with a walk and stole second. third innings of thè second game In thè Metros' firat game Dizon then walked and Cliff to tura a 5-1 deficit into a 9-7 Wabaah opened thè scoring in Kelly aingled ho me Fleehearty victory. thè bottom of thè firat inning Terry Doma walked to load 1UPUIUPUI retumed home with a run. IUPUI tied thè game thè baaes far Ralph Skagga Monday to sweep Anderson 15-0 in thè top of thè second. Steve Skagga hit a doublé that scored and 8-0, Truck Bernath won ber Dizon aingled followed by a thm» runa. Jeff Werden brought seventh game of thè season in as Doug Whyde doublé Mike in to run for thè Metros' many ou tinga with thè firat catcher, scored on Dave game victory. shortstop 11.» t waiaen connetta ior ■ M ie nn m Quinìan hit a sacrifica fly to So' right held to score Dizon. Decker» doublé Cummings led thè Metroe in • r» i Metro contasi. (Photo by M a il Shrum) Wabaah scored in every inning thè second game with two with aingle runa in thè firat, triplee and a doublé in four piate second. fourth and fifth inning* ■ppearances. One of Cummingii' to go with three runa in thè third triple* carne off thè left field wnll and five runa in thè aizth. and ber doublé hit off thè wall in IUPUI defeated Franklin left-center. Tuesday at Bush Stadium 4-2. The Metroe will play hoat to Tom Davia threw ni ne innings to Oakland City Thuraday at 3 gain thè win in thè Metroe home p.m and DePauw Saturday at 1 opener p.m Both date* are Weather permitting. thè doubleheadera and will be Metroe will face Marian College played at Metropoliilitan Softball today at 3:30 p.m. at Bush Stadium. 2005 Nortlorth Shernftm backpacking sale & swap aprii 25-26 10-8 Sitzmark 924 E. Westfield Blvd. Broad Ripple Village 251-8557 North Face, Perceptlon Kayaks, Kelty, Sierra Deslgns, Eureka, Choulnara, Vasque Boots, Jan sport, eie ,

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