/ogomore Vol 4 No. 5 September 1*. 1974
Tree Situation,
Leaf it alonel!
*» I tTM Ana perhaps the concrete crumble* On sawed-off i pe we'll always stumble
— Apetotlas to Joyce
by M. William Luthotti
Let's (ace it: we print an get planted in concrete wful lot of tree pictures in obviously have fewer leaves MS paper But if we dido t to rake than some of their ancient home-grown rela I C P U would you stand a tives. hence fewer man-hours chance of seeing a real, full- are required to take care of grown tree? the little bbghu One of the moat common It has been said that future complaints we get ( outside of plans for the university's de matters circular) about the velopment will include a bit university is the fact that more scenic thought and there are virtually no trees trees that can be left alone around Of course, in the will remain as they stand Medical Center trees are a more common sight But talk Of course, the story of how to some of the people who’ve some dental students linked watched the campus grow arms around one of their and change over the years trees to save it from the even the Med Center trees woodsmens axes is now part t match the trees that of Ooo-ee Poo-ee legend were there a decade ago Perhaps if more people took Unfortunately, it seems that kind of initiative in the that Mother Earth's foliage first place, we wouldn t be interferes mate frequently faced with the concrete with civic planners designs wilderness that we now have The little sickly saplings that stretching out around us
Photo by Jon# Russ#ll
s September IS. M94 editorials Is th e circle still unbroken? Well friends in case you haven t heard already, another Sometimes you win. hrroin n n | in thr city has been broken' thanks to the food work «< the Indianapolis Police Department and the Federal Drug Knforcement Agency And all sorts aI higher ups are implicated in thr case etc . etc But you may have noticed that thr word broken was in quotes Sometimes you lose in thr fu ll paragraph of this editorial Which might suggest tome cynicism on the part of this newspaper And indeed there
Time after time drug rings are 'broken.'' crime syixfccalcs are crushed." and Drug Lords are imprtaooed forever " Dear Editor. it la in an Newspaper headlines carry stones about thr latest raids and effort to protect Crock busts and how many tons were confiscated is possible to gam i But the problem ■ no m allrr how many nngs you break how Forgive me for being so far nothing to which Dr •nab dangerous attitudes that many bosses are convicted how many pushers are picked up. Kissinger owes moat of Ms the Greek government thr same drug situation always resurfaces With new names reputation is only an lUuaon decided to claim sovereignty and new fares of course but thr problem is one in which it and the degree to wtach it la over Us territory, water and apprars that no amount of arrests and convictions will ever stop You produced one of the i given credit is dirsctly air space, and pull prnpNtMuvmi to the imma entirely delightful and helpful articles out of NATO And we do net piece the bis me for the situation on the I have read m a long time turity of the public opinion It members of the police force The fault » not theirs for it is a Congratulations and continue is very difficult for every situation that orru n in every mayor urban area your fine work 1 try never to And you should not inter country and especially for the The fault seems to rest in a society which demands law and miss an issue Although I do pret the “ C IA go home US to protect its prestige and order at thr same time it demands illegal goods and services If not agree with you always. I slogan as “anti-ameri influence from the vanity and three was no demand for drugs there obviously would be no fad that the Sagamore staff am vtsm of individuals And market But the fact remains thai people are dying on our • to be commended for its CIA is not wanted even at rhere long streets every day from drug abuse And you can't serve two outstanding efforts combined home Unfortunately many as mutual masters at thr same time people in thu country have trust and friendship are The police seem to be doing thru- yob But thr pushers are som etim es verge on the adopted a passive hero-wor by doing their yobs as well And as long as the public insists on shipping messiah-expecting hort range (if not walking both roads at once neither of these two professions attitude and their latest hang (i benefits (fast seem in any danger of unemployment Barbara FiscMer up appears to be * Dr Circulation Kissinger Some yea rs ago both Blake Street Library Birds of fe a th e r MM Greece and Turkey as well aa a Unfortunately also, unless Cyprus were friends of the boom* leak occurs, we shall Now that we re getting around to thr autumnal equmos and Dear Effctor. US Now. both Greece and all the wee folk are going back to school one of nature s humble never know the truth about Cyprus no longer trust the wonders thr blue jacketed Ticketwnter is once again lobe seen I have a few comments to the Cyprus matter Never the subtle tricks of the Kissinger roaming thr wilds of our city streets This little creature is a make on your recent edHonal leas it is obvious who would administration seasonal yoy to all of ua tun loving commuters as he gaily fkatri Once Friends. Now gain from the partition of Cyprus now attempted by the bules hi* little piles d tickets to those of us who happen to be Enemies ' Maybe it is not yet too late Turkish invasion traveling faster than we ought far a honest. straightforward Lurking behind telephone poles billboards and parked cars I believe most Greeks are attitude ffom both sides to hr carefully aims hi* tiny radar gun and gives us the pleasant well informed enough to not in your editorial Cyprus n settle a ttoeUfcy and viable Mg hi of hts near relative thr black tracked JusUcedebeverer confuse thr American people ignored at an independent solution to the Cyprus another furry creature of our native habitat with US foreign policy And nation which essentially and problem, using the only The blue yacketed Ticketwnter is onr of America s greatest thr American people can not officially it still is First the person the Greeks. Turks and omnivores and is a true sight to behold when viewed in lus so far be held responsible far highly compatible with the Cypriots have trusted for 14 natural surroundings the omissions and com American Economy system years. Archbishop Makanos Some prime local areas for viewing the antics of this blithe missions of thr Stale Dept tnd political attitudes' What the world needs now is little creature are and thr CIA since they can Greek military junta tried to certainly not a new Viet Nam Thr corner of bright and Michigan Streets • behind the control neither of them How extend its control over nor desperate guerrilla act! big shrubs - ever, your declaration that Cyprus, then the Turks in vibes in Cyprus or around the Anywhere on New York Street east of While River the American political atti vsded the island aiming to world Michigan Street west of thr Methcal Center tudes are tstill?) highly partition it between the two Anywhere on White River Parkway north of Michigan compatible with the late NATO allies U in t like the Street military junta in Greece, is in Warsaw Pact allies invaded Anastaaaios Kynakakos itself s point to meditate IK course there are many other locations scattered through Czechoslovakia in IMS Medical Genetics out.the city where tfas wee fellow may be teen chirpptng about 16th and Illinois, just north of ltth< but alas, space does not allow us to reveal all of his favorite playgrounds However (he Saga mar* offers to band together tome of the Audobon minded fans of the blue jacketed Ticket writer in an effort to facilitate the viewing of this tiny creature actions where they may best be seen If you or any of your friends know of some of the handy retreats where this fuzzy fellow may be THE DENTISTRV SCHOOL HA5 seen call or write our office COME UP WITH A NEW KIATURAL LOOKING DENTURE / f t g o m o r e
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Due to change of procedure sheet of paper containing the floor lobby to direct you to the 11:30 a m . at the Annual author's name, address and by the Board of Trustees, the Leadership Conference of the The historic Morman telephone number. Manu tee refund schedule was An added bonus this year is Indiana Mental Health Tabernacle in Salt Lake City scripts should be submitted to changed TODAY (Monday) the motto contest The rules Association at Stouffer's and the 330 voices of the IS THE LAST DAY FOR are as follows On a piece of Indianapolis Inn The work Morman Youth Symphony REFUNDS FOR COURSES SuSSlt Services office paper, write your name, shop scheduled for the second and Chorus set the stage for a Cavanaugh Hall DROPPED IF YOU address, phone and the day of the two-day conference special 90-minule tribute to 903 West Michigan Street INTEND TO STOP GOING motto The motto should be will emphasize the extremely composer George Gershwin TO ANY OF YOUR one pertaining to education important contribution of on the PBS SPECIAL OF More information can be CLASSES. TODAY IS THE and then deposited in the these volunteers y THE WEEK Monday. Sept 23 LAST DAY YOU CAN GET contest box on the first floor at 7 00 p.m on Channel 20 Pledge rush for the Tau ANY MONEY BACK CA Building, or by calling of the Mt building, no later Produced in honor of Omicron chapter at Alpha than September 13 The G ershwin's 73th Jubilee Phi Omega is underway from October l i is the deadline winner of the contest will Year, the program will be The local chapter of the now until September 20. for submitting r receive a one year paid mem transmitted nationally by the National Education Alpha Phi Omega is a service to the fall edition bership in the SEA. donated Public Broadcasting Service Association would like to take fraternity associated with the the IU PU I literary magazine George Gershwin was the this opportunity to invite you by Herschel B Monroe. Manuscripts are invited Boy Scouts of America first composer to com! to attend the following two Serving the school, the com from all persons who have Your participation is elements of popular and Student Education Associa munity. and the nation, our been students at IU PU I at encouraged and appreciated serious music to create a tion meetings Come and program for the upcoming any tune during the last sound that is distinctly learn how we can help you as year looks better than ever eighteen American His earliest a preprofessional Pledge initiation is less than mksion. Indianapolis, Indiana. success. "Swanee." im The second meeting will be two weeks away so if you plan A wide variety of writing is September 9. 1974 — The mortalized by the actor A1 held on Septem ber 21. to rush or simply want to fiction, poetry, work of college student Jolson. was written in just Saturday, at 10:00 in the lays, reviews of volunteers on behalf of the know more about us. call Ed fifteen minutes when Gersh morning. at the CA Dunck at 3S9-0613 or Joe mentally ill will be explored win was 19 years old (Cavanaugh) Building SEA in a panel discussion on Scberrer at 291 2219 or slop accompanied by a separate officers will be in the first September 20. from 9:30 - by our office in A 47.
Ferns battle
Mary Aikins Currie for JeannineC Merritt The Republican candidate Auditor's office that she The Democratic incumbent But some of the opponents for the office. Jeannine C would change, she replied. " I is Mary Aikins Currie, a 63 are going overboard ui the Merritt of Indianapolis, is not wouldn t say that there’s any year-old business woman discussion of some of these quite as supportive of ERA as thing wrong there, State her opponent specifically But there's was elected to the office in " I mean, if you don't want " I do believe that every always room for improve 1970 by the largest majority to wear a bra. don't wear one woman should have the nght ment in any office " of any of the Slate officials But that has nothing to do to the same positions that The daughter of a former now seeking redaction with ERA We re interested Auditor men have They should have Republican Congressman. Mrs Currie feels that the in equal legal rights " the right to the same pay. the Mrs Merntt has been active reason for her success had Mrs Currie s campaign is same job. and even the same in politics for over 20 years something to do with the based on what she considers chance to run for political Like most Republicans publicity surrounding the the improvements she has office running for office this year, antics of her predecessor. made in the office I hope ERA would do what she is aware that there will be Trudy Ether ton who was She is auick to point out position it's supposed to do I'm not problems arising from the jailed in Marion County for that the office workload has that sure that it will " Watergate scandals and the refusing to authorize State increased 30 per cent during Mrs Merritt is a 43-year actions surrounding them payment of an inheritance her term She has also sue old teacher She is presently Mrs Merntt served as the tax disbursement cessfully implemented on leave from her position as Chairman of the Indiana Although Mrs Currie changes in the system used to By John Schmitt an Associate Superintendent Teachers for the Reelection in the Indiana Department of of the President in 1972 She account far State expendi With the recent revelations Public Instruction defends her role in former type." her tures that the First Lady. Betty Working in this position has President Nixon s campaign ' record in public life might "A ll of these tasks." she Ford, supports the Equal given her the administrative by saying. "I'm a good show a different story In her states, "have been ac Rights Amendment for background that makes her a Republican I felt that in 1972 33 years of political activity, complished without adding women's rights, increasing qualified candidate for the our party had the best candi she has served as a Democra one person to the payroll " attention has been focused Auditor's position, according date and I still feel that way I tic County Chairman. 9th Dis She also voices apposition upon women to politics across to a proposed Constitutional to Mrs Merritt have no regrets about it ” trict Vice-Chairman, and as a the nation member of the Ripley County amendment that would place Her duties in the Superin In Indiana, there are two On President Gerald R her s and other State offices tendent's office include over Council State wide races involving Ford s pardon on Nixons in the same year as the seeing teacher training and Lake the First Lady. Mrs women One is for the rela wrong-doings. Mrs Merritt Currie also supports the Presidential election "I licensing She also acts as the lively minor office of Clerk of states. " I think there will be think Stale problems are big office liaison with the ERA “ I believe in equal the Supreme and Appellate some controversy and some enough that the voters should General Assembly and sits on rights for women under the Courts The other, however, reaction to it But I think it's law That's really what ERA be able to give them full the Board of Trustees of the is the race for the fourth too early to tell what shape consideration without inter Teachers Retirement Fund highest State office, the When asked if there were the reaction will take " "The social(1 aspects of the ference from national Auditor of State a differed questions " any bad practices in the l aptamhm It i*m 1 C opt:o in Webb reports Sopwith Camel flys again GsegtitF •y Oary *•«*> stereos being fned by three- either Hopefully this will unlimited talent, a maturity / p o r o g u s li t * common ftct that chord guitar whangti it introduce you to them of the years is evident in "Hie A/ Sopwith Camel goes way Miraculous Hump and this nine out af every ten people Steely Dan currently one of In our never ending attempt to help and counsel You. die back, nearly a decade, being La lent is cultivated quite pre who buy a rock LP know »b Viewer, this is the first in a series of Asparagus Consumer Re itry the second Frisco bond to be cisely. resulting in one of the •oiuleiy nothing about mutic ports This week you should consume or not consume the follow and > ou d better (ace up to Another (use band that hat signed by a mayor recording company right after JA ■n , ing items according to our highly scientific and dangerous that right now Anyone who rating system, which is much too complicated for you to ever doubts this should glance at here while selling big abroad t orn posed of Peter Hello Hello was a good understand Lucky you! You'll never have to make a decision Billboard t Bop 40 LP Chart, is Strawbs a classical folk Kraemer Norman May ell. tune light, airy, feel good again! it's enuff to turn your mellotron group But the Terry McNeil. Martin Beard tunes In "The Miraculous biggest disappointment so and Willie Sievers. the Hump." the same mood is RECORDS You should consume (that means. BUY. not EAT, dimbulb) The Good Rats Tasty, Colin Blunstone's It« little i far and the group to whom original Camel produced one there but subdued somewhat Journey, Faats, Don't Fail Ma Now. many excellent groups cut the rest of this article will be album including the now-im- by really professional instru and Little Feat's Also Fulfillingnost First Finale. one record and disband, devoted is The Sopwith mortal single Hello Hello mentals The group's songs Stevie Wonder's You Should Slow Flux simply because they didn t Camel To be fair. I should *atso the album title > on the flow rather than lurch Avoid Steppenwolfs (Nixon protest records we measure up to C S N A Y 's admit that Sopwith Camel Kama Sutra label Hot stuff Well-executed synthesiser don't need), Harry Nilsson's Pussy Cats 4 | ▼ M N l K W A M M tor lUAVII To ptoy Mr * U I L T IMC AO SI T 1 OH Or* A o m OH ICO Q M l | IR H C MOlfO »I*M KAMI ItfACtiMM. torn All OHk . 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M M Lot ay oft# Md on# Aio Good morning, good afternoon, good evening friends Today, this week I think we will play a three-dimension mind game If part-time you do not know what a three-dimensional mind game is. that is alright, because I just made it up WORK Please do not be mad at me for making up a game. If you were out here on the long, low lonesome west, you would be N m R 4 ambitious itvN nti. making up things to do too A person like myself can not be milking the goat all the time Well to get down U> it. Thraa nifht* and Saturdays; This first game is an easy one If any of you have had any car raquirtd. S3.SO par hr. math classes where you did three-dimensional graphs, then you have probably already done this First close your eyes Wait a For info call 2S7-4A0S or minute First read this all the way through, then close your There is o difference!!! 2SS-IS4A eyes In Indianapolis Wipe everything out of your mind, this may be easier for me. but try i t Now imagine a point One single spot. Now put a lot of 3 *k MCAT LSAT PREPARATION FOR little spots next to each other until you have a line That $ CASH PAID! shouldn't be too long That line can go on forever and does Now next to that line put another point. Place it so that it is the DONORS FOR same distance from all the points on the line. You should now have a circle with a point in the middle. Now take the point in BLOOD PLASMA the middle of the circle and make it a straight line Now you have in your otherwise blank mind, a circle divided FORM A CAR POOL equally into two equal halves by the line. It is now time to take Cash Paid Twice Weekly hold of the line and spin it like you would a pencil with a ruler on PLUS SONUS PROGRAMS the end This should make the circle become a globular type individuals. Clubs and sphere. A redundant globular sphere Organnations Accepted Now take that sphere and back away from it. It should soon HOUAS MON THAU FAl resemble the point that you started out with. You can now take STANLEY H. KARLAN Now* Moo ••» An • M • m 4 p m that sphere and do to it what you did with the point. Make a line, educational c e n te r a circle, a sphere and on and on and on. Of course now you have 2060 W Devon. Chicago O R C A L L lIimANLIS PLASMA turned your activities into a circle. You keep returning to the start which is what a circle.is (3121 764 5151 C H I. C O L L . nsw ravin 1 wonder if you could somehow divide your activities into two Jtth and Illinois equal parts by a line and spin it making your activities a sphere Phono 024-4214 and on and on and on Was not that fun? They are free and will be given out until the supply is exhausted Office* of the university which desire a calendar should contact the IUPUI Publications and Information Services Office in the Administrative Services Bldg phone m 2101 Copies will W ednesday be sent through campus mail Response to Saturday s canoe bits a feast an ethnic foods and trip sponsored by the Student foreign music dancing and Activity Board was What might entertainment be termed overwhelming Students who * ish to volunteer Hewwesfs * PTierding te the to go on extra hue was hired to jo exhibit or to donate items for tranaporl 70 of them but about IS the I p m auction should cell the Office et Records end Ad were left on a ‘hold list because center 036 J047 Proceeds from all the canoea available around the event will go to benefit the Sugar Creek were rented by the activities of the ijon profit In board temetienel ('enter Coming on the heels of similar experiences with last winter's ski Officials at the center said that trips the Student Activity Board the growing internal tonal in is convinced that IU P U I students Academic Graduate C ouncil Meeting II » a m Union tarest at IU P U I is contributing to want more super events And for Radiology Staff Luncheon II 30 a m Union reservations, “just get in early la Committee on Control of Infections 12 noon Union the only way to go.' the board Project Star Seminar 4 oo p m . AD Aud *lh St reported ('SCI M3 S 30 p m Union New Life Temple 7 00 p m . Union fall event is designed to help further understanckng to help people become better acquaint ed and to prov ide funds far the renter operations The .first, in the Showcase of Musu series lor the year will he graduating in December, next The location at 1060 W 42nd at the l^edure Hall at • IS p m May or August may be able to St places center activities near Tuesday Students are admitted find their career poaitiona the hub of Indianapolis educa free and facuity staff and the through the IU P U I Placement Continuing Education Advisory Panel. 10 oo a m . Ui tional institution* II PI I community may come for tl per Office The office is located in the Fortune F ry Research Labs 12 noon Union Marian College Christian Krannert Building on the Silh Locaf No 1477. 3 00 p m . Union Theological Seminary Butler Street Campua. 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