A Stadeat’a Supplication

GOD: Now I lay me down to sleep. I pray you keep the Prof from looking in my direction. AMEN

December I, 1975 ILLEGITimi NON CARBORUNDUm Vol. 5 No. 15 Like Ford to New York City

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by Don Curtis four page set of live specific the exception of the schools of exterminated. We can liken He also said that the recommendations differs Nursing and Law, and all this action to the Godfather voluntary method of fee Indiana University markedly from the IUPUI student organzations saying ‘we know what is best assessment will be available President. John W Ryan recommendations of the I.U. including the IUPUI Student for you.’ ” to the majority of student recommended Wednesda> Fee Collection Committee Association (IUPUISA) are Al Chastain, Sagamore groups because the univer­ November 19, to abolish all submitted to him on October excluded from the registra­ Editor, stated, “ It appears to sity could not provide a mandatory funding of student 36. The committee composed tion process. me to be another in a long line mechanism to accept fees for organizations at each of of faculty and student of overt, uncompromising, any organization to which the The IUPUISA, however, I.U.’s eight campuses indud- representatives was esta­ and pre-planned efforts to university was not responsi­ has been working for the ing IUPUI blished to review and make squash any and all student ble for the group's policies, reinstatement of mandatory Ryan's fee collection policy recommendations to Ryan power. Organizations are functions, or fiscal accounta­ activity fees at IUPUI hut recommendations were concerning activity fee col­ stripped of funding, students bility. mailed to the members of the lections. Their report consideration of their lose interest, and the big President Ryan made the proposal was halted when the I.U. Board of Trustees for supported mandatory green (that is IU PU I’s school following suggestions to action at their December IS funding, saying it is I.U. trustees called for a color isn't it) machine rolls leaders of student organiza­ moratorium on activity fee meeting necessary and “ provides a merrily on its way...over the tions desiring student finan­ predictable and stable base assessments earlier this student ” cial support: attempt to The recommendations for budgeting and has not year. Ryan’s recommendations persuade students to advocate a voluntary col- posed problems of authority provide that for groups which monetarily support their lection of student activity or control.’’ In response to Ryan’s would be left outside group by means of donations, fees in which the funding recommendation, Hal Smith, “ separate from the registra­ set up tables near the end of would be “ separate from the For those groups not IUPUI Student Body tion process,” Indiana the registration line to qualifying for mandatory academic registration President and member of the University will “ make avail­ publicize and promote their funding, the Collection Com­ procedure ” Fee Collection Committee, able space, facilities, and organization as well as mittee’s report also Student organization! remarked, “ I hope that the Bursar (Office) personnel on collect money from those who supported voluntary col­ which would lose mandatary Trustees follow the Com­ the day or days established wish to contribute to their lection!. funding include group mittee’s recommendations for the collection.” cause, and seek university packages at six regional and support a mandatory fee monetary support from the campuses and Bloomington’s The Indiana University assessment because it is In a November 25 telephone administration. Indiana Memorial Union Student Association (IUSA) necessary for the future of interview, President Ryan In explanation of his Board. Ryan’s proposal, has supported the conduction activities at IUPUI.” explained that by “ separate position on a binding student however, would not take of a binding student referen­ Student Senator and from the registration referendum concerning the effect until after the 1979-76 dum on fee collection policies negotiator for InPIRG" at process” he meant that no funding proposal, Ryan said, school year. hut neither the Fee Collection IUPUI. Bill Stuckey said. check-off list or fee-payment “ Personally, I have no Ryan had told the Trustees Committee Report nor Presi­ “ The administration controls form designating specific objection to a referendum but on November 7, that he would dent Ryan’s recommenda­ all funding and when it loaes groups or types of activities I wouldn't want to be bound to base his recommendations tions mention ,a student . part of ita control over the will be made available set to it. H ie results would definite­ upon information from referendum. process it sees the student as students prior to fee payment ly be influential, although it students, faculty, and Currently, IUPUI does not a competitor and in this case during the regiatration (a referendum) is a tricky administrators, however, Ms collect mandatory fees with the competitor is being process. thing to do.” AAOAMOmt i, urn A letter from the Editor Letters ii m m i* n ftiitt Dear Editor, by till Stuckey This is my last message as Editor of the Sag. Effective If a school song will end Student Senator g January 1st. Don Curtis and Anita Peachee will assume the apathy at this sacred institu­ Past Chairman tion. then by all means let’s helm of the IUPUI Saeamere while America assumes its 200th , at inPIRO at IUPUI year of Progress, and that's assuming a lot have the damn thing We students are getting screwed again Dr Ryan. President Elaine Poole My term has been an eventful one, at least for me, but as it of Indiana University, has just lashed out an attack on Freshman draws to a close I find myself wondering how to bow out grace­ academic freedom Koseann Spisak fully It's not as though I want to hang on (Cod forbid') but On November IS, 1975, Dr. Rvan recommended that all Sophomore when you have your last opportunity to speak your piece what mandatory funding mechanisms for student activities on all do you narrow your thoughts to? eight Indiana University campuses be abolished Instead of the Dear Editor : My first inclination was to tell you what a wonderful thing it's present system, he advocates a voluntary system that would be I fully agree with the letter been to work for you all these past months and how humble I "separated from the academic registration procedure” for submitted by Mr John Saroo feel at your expressions of thanks Well, to tell the truth, student activities There really needs to be a working for you has been a pain in the wazoo And as far as What this means is that any student organization, recrea­ sc heel sang. This song would those expressions of thanks are concerned, any bits of praise tional activity, or educational activity has to be controlled bv really boost school spirit. tossed toward the Sag have also been accompanied by an the school administration The inadequate funding, if any at all. Cordially, avalanche of unconstructive criticism Never have I met so far our school newspaper, theatrical presentations, athletic Virginia Washington many seif appointed journalistic critics who had nothing better programs. InPIRG, and dozens of other activities will remain Sophomore todo than bitch So much for that and them abysmal should Ryan get what he is asking for. My »ecv*d idea 'developed to its peak by my predecessors) A Fee Collection Commission appointed by Ryan recatn- Dear Editor, was to thank profusely all those kind souls by name who were mended a mandatory fee because it is essential and "provides a I feel it would be very nice masochistic enough to work for the Saaamore for something predictable and stable base for budgeting and has not posed and also beneficial to the less than nothing Unfortunately, they are so few in number and problems of authority or control " The Fee Collection Com school if we did have a school so paranoid in outlook that any identification with this publics mission also recommended an optional voluntary funding sang, as suggested by Mr lion will push them off the deep end for sure So. anonymous system that some student organizations may use if they desire Samo s letter people. I thank you if you are who you think I am referring to Ryan apparently threw away tlms recommendation and is Hopefully this will come and if you deserve it For those of you are aren't, sorry bout trying to impose his personal feelings upon all students in the about m the near future Indiana University system This is completely unjustified that Sincerely. The third theme that I entertained writing about was a last The school admmutration was on the verge of losing a small Peggy A. Nickerson minute pilch lor more student involvem ent, more student in­ rt of its control of the funding procedure Students would have terest, or more student activism But then I thought, "why flog Cd joint control of administering what money would go to what Dear Editor a dead horse or a dead student? " Exit crying activity, with the administration having a final say on the sub­ I agree with John Same mitted budget Thu represents students having academic However considering all things more or leas equal. I suppose that 1UPUI should have a the single entity which has really earned my animosity this freedom sway in their direction school song IU PU I has a year u the university itself Let me expand on that Thanks. I Ryan apparently sees students competing for the control of basketball team, and will academic freedom This cannot be tolerated, so Ryan is playing knew you wouldn t mind soon have a school the role of the Godfather and sayu^ “ I know what u best for There's a friend of mine who has often remarked that the only band why not have an difference between a moose that's been raped and a griszly you " original school song" 1 think that students should have a b4hd in their own destiny bear in heat is that the grizzly knows what be wants to happen R Bandele while the moose wants to know what happened It's difficult to and one man should not be allowed to impose his own personal Freshman whim, regardless of las position say what this means as my friend's stones are often impossible to apply to a real situation Nevertheless. here s a stab at it If you can picture the university as a grizzly in heat you might be able to interpret and understand its actions as relates to students student organizations, and student tools li.e Student Government. Sagamore) The university knows what it wants A LOT OF m m to happen It may not fully comprehend why it wants something I KNOW THAT HAVE PROPOSED THAT to happen but it drfimtety has an idea of whal should came about And like a grizzly. the university has an almost magical MART OF YOU WEMKMD0IOUR way of making its desires come true I think it's called brute A l l CONCERNED SOCIAL PROGRAMS force The student side of the arrangement, on the other hand, ABOUT THE LCONOMT TO m i l DM POOR. closely relates to the screwed moose Students, like the mooae. react in an after-the-fact manarr something happens it affects THE ILL TW ILMRLY them either one way or another it might feel good and then AM) THE HEDT . again it might not Anyway you look al H something was done to someone else without prior consent, prior warning, or prior priming And that folks makes it awfully difficult to relax and enjoy The university < for political reasons > declines to authorize a mandatary activity fee thereby denying student organizations and tools adequate funding They further refuse to authorize from the general fund more token funding for some of these groups while for others there is no funding at ail This, m turn, creates the impression of ineffectiveness ui student groups, supports student apathy, and effectively negates all but a ...n/ir minimum of student input Satisfying student desires must be THAT B A DAM3B0US on the university s list soqipwhere between going nudist and becoming autonomous POLICY WMLEI I have been feeling claws in my antlers the entire time I have been Editor I have struggled with a newspaper that gets no financial support from the administration, with a faculty that OP TMB COUNTRY. l for the most part > tries to keep good writing talent away from our clutches and with student organ nations in a nightmare wi An m n Gone to where we are forced to compete for available space and equip O U T TOW All) men! Such is the reasoning behind my animosity for Mother University Anyone else feel the same way* I hope so. cause I've gut a feeling this grizzly's going to be in heat a long tune. © SUPPORT ® YOUR METROS December 1. 1975 SAP A MORI 3 editorial Student activihea at IU PU I have always been under the thumb of the university administration and that thumb often presses down with excruciating and insensitive disregard to the development of adequate student programs and student D0 0 NESBURY directed services. The administrative thumb is usually connected to a fist which clutches the purse strings of the university. The fist will not open to students nor wifi it allow ui to even peek inside the puree In 1972, shortly before the election of officers to the first IU PU I Consolidated Student Government (now the IUPUI Student Association), the administration of IU PU I announced that it was revoking mandatory activity fee collection at rretn IUPUI. Presumably, the fees would have been available to the On— olidsted Student Government for the conduction of their proposed student advocacy functions and service activities. The IUPUISA, however, struggled through that first year of operation on a Woo budget and has been struggling ever since to regain an adequate, dependable funding base. At present, the IUPUISA and other student organizations must reauest financial support from the administration, and when it deems specific functions acceptable and supportive to their own concerns, the administration will begrudingly dig a small pittance out of the mysterious and m irky depths of its purse Student activity fees collected by most universities through­ out the country, are normally allocated by a representative group of students and faculty to support student governments, student newspapers, student athletics, student activity boards which bring nationally recognized lectures and prominent spokesmen as well as musical concerts and theatrical presenta­ tions to their respective campuses, day care centers, shuttle bus systems, student consumer awareness groups, student dramatic presentations, art showings, movies, and many other activities as dictated by the desires of the student body. IU PU I students collectively and individually have been crying out for the development of a sense of community, for the creation of school identity, for ways in which they can meet and communicate with the reportedly 20,000 other students whose nameless and shadowy forms dart in and out of the classroom : muvsjh. w nause MU I'M F W LA. buildings and successfully evade any socializing as they curse M r at* all the way home about the lack of anything to do at IUPUI. maun* oh- u t %60 Even thmsgh there are a few ways to meet others and a few muANa.. &7 mcm< student activities at IU PU I the lack of funding makes it difficult for even these activities to be any more than mediocre. And now in the face of this already disparate system, I.U. President John W 'Ryan has proposed to destroy the only mechanism left available to student activities proponents by recommending the revocation of mandatory activity fees. How can the IU PU I student government effectively represent the needs and desires of students especially when these wishes are in opposition to the administration, when it must constantly be in fear of biting the hand (or thumb if you w ill) that ever so sparingly feeds it? How can student activities ever provide their essential alternative and additional educational function at IU PU I when the administration has consistently refused to give them an opportunity to prove their worth. The answers certainly do not balance and the color of their unk is m erely an indication of the administrative attitude for its “ responsible, mature, and unique student body." The sole function of administration supposedly, is to “ facili­ tate the implement action of student and faculty desires ” Their actions however, prove this expressed purpose nothing more than a lie. We call for the administration to prove that they are acting upon the wishes of students We don’t think they can. And we respectfully' submit that the Board of Trustees should submit the issue to a binding student referendum It is about time that the administration of Indiana University gets its head out of the sand and its thumb out of its...... / o g o m o r e THE SAGAMORE IS PUBLISHED BY STUDENTS OT INDIANA UNIVERSITY PURDUE UNIVERSITY at INDIANAPOLIS VIEWS EXPRESSED ARE THOSE OF THE EDITORIAL STAFF OR OF THE INDIVIDUALS WHOSE NAMES APPE AR IN BYLINES THESE VIEWS DO NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT THOSE OF THE STUDENT BODY, ADMINISTRATION OR FACULTY OF IUPUI. THE SAGAMORE IS A WEEKLY NEWSMAGAZINE PUBLISHED AT CA 001D, 925 WEST MICHIGAN STREET, INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA. 46208 PHONE 264-S456-3457-4008 ______E d ito r Ai "Chain" Chaitain Am y . E d ito rs Business M anager____ Entertainment Editor M. William Lutholti Sport* Editor C ircu la tio n ...... STAFF: Pttyllii WiCkllff JoH Bradio Harry Good roar D an M otto Dobi Thompson Karon Zllito Marty R ynard Joan F. Schmitt • Alan Abrahahi * Vic WooMndto K o rin Me Go ft i SAOAMOB1 December 1. 1975 Theory based on dysgenics threat Shockley shocks Universities with theory

by Allan Rabmowitz also withdrawn from the mg to Shockley, some blacks The Shockley controversy that invited Shockley, but < CPS)-William Shockley, University at Michigan may be superior to whiles is complicated not only by bis added that otherwise a the scientist who believes But the greatest anger was and some whites may them stature as a scientist but by debate over Shockley’s that blacks are genetically aroused at the University at selves show a "low genetic the issues at freedom at theory "would have been interior to whites in intelli­ Kansas Early in November, Quality,“ Shockley sUtea that speech and academic gence. has been explaining invitations to Shockley by two there ia an average IS point freedom involved Some “Of course academic his explosive theory recently student groups were with deficit m IQ a of bucks critics fe d split between a freedom is involved.” said at campuses around the drawn Later, while Shockley compared to whites desire to provide a forum for Shankei “That * what makes country—or trying to was speaking at nearby by a genetic difference, and unpopular it difficult Small groups have Shockley has run into Washburn University, where that ao per cent at an bvity toward the needs at a right to Invite speakers, and strong criticism that has s debate with Goidsby went individual’B intelligence is minorities The pouitality of the university reaffirmed its caused disruption at hu talks smoothly before an audience determined by genet Shockley’s appearance commitment to freedom at in aolAr places, and caused at 1000. Shockley attend to Shockley has also urged other schools to cancel hu speak to interested students thinking about voluntarily varioia campuses wittan But. according to William appearances altogether In at the University of Kansas sterilizing people with IQ theUm groups responsible for the Balfour, vice chanceOor for others hu appearances went for no charge tests below 100. or with decision student affairs, the groups smoothly Two other campus certain “ genetically —carried At the Universit that invited Shockley on The controversy centering groups—s history of science disabilities although he has Michigan for campus neglected their on Shockley has been going organization and a men’s not explicitly advocated such committee within the responsibility of “ talking to on (or several years, invoiv honorary society—took a program tlty Activities Center (UAC), the victims, to those who con­ ■ng accusations at racism and Shockley up on hu offer sod. Many opponents challenge which sponsors speakers, sidered Hx mfjiim victims," questions of academic according to Dei Shankei Shockley^s theory on the decided to invite Shockiey. the black students freedom and freedom of executive vice chancellor at gra n d s that it ignores social but that decision was over­ Balfour acknowledged that speech plus the fact that the university, made “ secret factors and the fact that turned by the senior officers once be was invited, Shockley is a Nobel Pnxe ” to “ sneak in” ben totality ia environment of UAC itself Although the “ Shockley hod a right to winning scientist He shared But students got sensitive " reasoning behind the decision ip— qq campus ana those the prize for physics in IMS wind of Shockley '• vis if and “ Unbl you show me a group not to invite the scientist in­ w ho disrupted hun were in for the development of die about fifty protesters mostly at unoppreeaed blacks." said cluded problems of the wrong ” But he empha­ transistor black, interrupted hu talk Jorge Nobs, an aaautant “ security” and ‘‘public sised that “ considering the At the University of with chanta. forcing him t« rafaaaor of philosophy at appeal,” s senior officer an likelihood that there would be Southern California, ■top Sfathburn University who UAC said that the political protests and disturbances, be Shockley s participation in a The university disavowed challenged Shockley during reasons obviously entered should not have been in­ debate caused so much any rt vponubihty for hu appearance there. “ I into It,” but that the board vited The groups that disruption that hu opponent Shockley's visit, claiming would not be persuaded by decided these arguments invited Shockley, said I)r Richard Goidsby. a black that the student groups

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Hospital at the Medical kidney is not being perfused I H|Wilg»H«lKF*w Center was their guest with blood in t^t ambulance iker Mr Meinous w also on the way to the hospital As lorn up to *12 w eekly r president of the central a result the kidney will • a 'hose me ' f a n e ps«a Indiana chapter of the Kidney become ischemic The person •mm IH toifttt Jiff «t Pm vm anas atalJ^b SI Ml Foundation must Hie in the hospital where Discussed were the signs the kidbey will be taken This Hours: Monday thru Saturday and symptoms of kidney subject touched on the idea of -h irst- which include: brain death, turning off the 8 A.M. til! 1 P.M. 1. Frequency of irination. respirator, and what is in G& n h w m especially at night voivsd with the dying patient I Edema, aepecially of the and his kidney before SOOTH la Ow BtiMOALf KAU eyes hands, or (set removal I Hematuria (Mood in the The services offered by the Indianapolis Plasma urine) Kidney Foimdetion are DOWNtOWH IN0T 4 Hypertension ( high blood 1. • dialysis centers zeroes At 1)3 I RCNMHVAMA pressure1 Donor Center FMom SM S4SJ 9 Pam in lower back 1 3 transplant centers 3. A drug bank where a (AST WASHINGTON tQUASI Also discussed was the kidney patient may purchase I Wwtwew ti * MiwtioUUi u ■election of transplant drugs at coat 38th and Illinois S 4110 patients recognition of a 4 Gilt at Life program WIST GtONGfTOW* R1A2A potential donor (for example, 9. Transport van tor W Ml" S Gweewm* *o*d a person free of Infection and transporting kidneys and PHONE 924-6336 I4SJI w Mm »<•«•the Kinks “Another Face in The Crowd" tomorrow Mingus, a master bassist; The selection Devil Bless ain't were directed my way when I had produced (both aongs on the Ip) Mingus a master Jen composer; nothing but a good old funky recently shook up the "mantra SMe One closes with a ballad. In retarence to thru acclaim Saap Opera aongs range from Mingus, a controvert Mack men blues with lyrics sung Jay show rantemplating" atmosphere at a 'T h e First Time We Fail la last summer The Kmks mar crooning bailee* to aaa-tucking In Itotantof to Mingus’s latest man-tenorman George Adams local due shop with wild cheer Love " Considering the age-eld rock a rod Not only * the story­ record albums. Changes One end The belled Duke Rliingten's ing moaning and spastic clutch ctleaaly radiated a hast wave of tepee of pop-top W s, the s o * to line faacmating 'the premise of Changes Two. the first two state­ Sound Of Lave was written of ing at a needy released Ip I pro­ creativity with tea# Opera, a treated In tts c o m e t hght as identity ns conditioned by ments about him ere proven a course to the memory of the late ceeded to explain my exhufaer concept Ip which eventually kuch whnt *> but the Kmks make It fact While the third statement ante to anyone within earshot turned stage production Seep Side Two gnu into the nitty Duke Ellington The quintet's extraordinarily palatable via about him does not have such (since my friend had since gritty of the ^ot The dtapace' treatment of this tine is nothing Opera chronicles bow a lyrics 'humor in an audto-Menty abandoned me to bury himself in turns out to be the mattshment of disputable evidence through the but Elltogtonish. glamorous rock superstar Python v«ia> and muatcaiity (as the frank Zappa section to avoid the school bully m front of ail bis music on the albums, it is On Changes Two. colorful to the changes places with an “ average men bonedj embarrassment) person" to experience a banal friends which uittmataiy turns generally accepted as fact. word for the selection Orange Now The Kmks have released Several innocent bystanders him into a begrudged bitter Changes One and Changes Two Was The Color Of Her Dress, lifestyle which will hopefully what could vory well have boen a learned about i m Kmas that motivate his song writing The character Songs " I ’ m la contain music that was done at Then Blue Silk. This tune was preface to Seap Opera: album The perennial There are three other fram Warner Brae.' “ Dag Day A Her nee a," directed by Justice triumphs on “ Tho Electric Company." as Spider- Soap Opera concentrates on tha to find out “ the hard w a y ") each prediction for selling both selections on this album. Sidney Lumet tram a screenplay by Prank Pierson. The Men, the popular comic book hero who now appears on the convoy the esoonco of “ school- albums could easily be based on On e greet proportion of film is based an a series ef biserre events that actually Yet neither Ip requires day's disobedience that time the theory: If anyone buys one albums now being produced, the TV reading sarias, nets a villein named "Sandmen" (Luis analysis Just attention The when everyon e was going happened a few years age In grenkiyn. Martin dreg man album. they will surely return to albums are without liner notes, Avalos) and shares his results with viewers through a staryline unfolds with each throuM some kind of poms and Martin I Hand produced buy the other pertly because someone said. “ thought balloon." His comic book-llko speech end thought number even though a single Climaxing adolescent On Changes One Mingus starts “ Lot the music speak for itself balloons give viewers the opportunity to follow the action tong has the ability to spook for emotional pangs is tha song "The with a brisk composition entitled Changes One and Changes Two through an enjoyable reeding experience. In the series' Mem. Ray Davies lyricist of The Law Assembly " The tune la not Remember Reckefeliar At do have liner notes It seems the tilth season, which promiorod Oct. TO, the balloons will Kinks is largely responsible to r Attlee. " I ought to give titles to notes give the listener more grow largor on tho screen in order to give the slowest this successful element. THE inSIDE LIRE 1 my music that may make people Insight to the music and readers the chance they need to reed whet Spider-Men, psiti chorus of "Auld Lange Syne" f Sc he el he vs m Dte«rece begins X think " Mingus says on the liner musicians, while at the same rather than a tearful farewell to played by Denny Seagren, Is saying. with a prelude. Schooldays notes Next It's Sue's Changes, time, the music of these albums m institution of loorninf which la almost reminiscent of by M . wuuem Latham the most complex tune on either ■peaks for itself, and the music to "No More Looking Back" album Here Mingus constantly pure Jets the traditional ‘ ‘School - And new idnan roll, pianos) Mountain which, if you went to ■ay Davies (that's him an the left) and The Kiahs cen appropriately doaoa the Ip changes tempo and form days good old golden rule the Sot amors prmsnts its First count, has bean naming longer tinee their “ every album tells a stery" style with a leak at (except for a loot-stab Finale of Trumpeter t Jack Walsh daysgiven a tonal of “ Alma Annual Holiday Give-Away! then Jews. Whit* only goes to WOODLAND THEATIf the educational so-called system on their latest RCA disc "Education' encorei with paced introduces the tune Pianist Don Mater " If anything could project sustained appiaumi For all you Mow you don't have to chew up HMh It. A Keystone Schoolboys la Disgrace." rogidanty The gwt of the lyrics Pullen plpyi pretty and then nostalgia by sound alone, this a i Poems freaks out there the people to be big box office (All seats t l t i i ts throcted at a last lows at first plays froe Saxophonist George •46-2425 song does A f eqemere la giving away free glance Upon i w ixmitoi Wuxi Adams provides warmth and free the "loot laws" could be a tern tickets to the premiere of his arw John Nelson will be conducting But SURPR1ZZE’ The next cut expression Drummer Dannie porai existence schooldays and flick Doe Dev Aherneee. That's the I S O Doc 11 end IS with a wakes you up to a She Na Na like Richmond to right on time on AMBRICAN GRAFFITI administrative tyranny that ac­ n#U bunky. FRRBBiRSi Ws Moeert-Stravinsky Dvorak con­ The Union Building of I.U.P.U.I. chorus grueling out a SO s boogie every change And, Mingus plays companied them Yet ts don't even care If you think o n cert which Includes the suite which introduces us to a some fine bass lines See's ------"Looking Back" appropriate’ odttorial policy Minks w ell give from Petrouchke He will return character: "Jack the Idiot Changes Is dynamic. Set's isn't administrative tyranny you a ticket oven if you hate our the fallowing week. Dec IBand^O DROWNING FOOL presents the Dime* * The fast paced song Changes to a master composi­ found on every level of social guts' After ell, that'* what h r the Ousts* Mahier Symphony \exciting disco to characterises the dunce well experience' Good question Christmas Is shout. rtOrt? He I In C minor This is another uace his only capability is doing Just (hop down noro by Ye of Mahler s monster symphonies one hell of a Jive damn and Locale Newspapers Office'we re Scheeibsys la Disgrace not as long as Symphony No S, hit Indy! 1975 Madrigal Dinners Tammy's forte was pm ball so la the beaement ef the Cave- provides a refreshing break from but much m ore interacting. what else is new*). oauM Building across from the Edusnlo H u t conducted the much of the currently recorded loud music mschinei and daun Third last month with some featuring the muck The Kinks hove their net “ Education.' third cut on the your ducats The Mow is Doc. IS together musically as wall as eucoaaa Nelson performing the first aide. comaa ciaae to etanthag at T:M p m up at Glendale Socoad "Resurrection" creatively. Pity they wore out from the rent at the album ut Onaroa III and the Rea pern you Symphony Metdd bo even more I.U.P.U.I. Chamber Singers downed out m the M ’s by their its score and rhythm The venae pKfc ig> from us admits yourself fellow-English rock rivals But taseraMtog offer a satirical look at what Friday - December 5th maybe aow’s as good a tuna as and oat gusst education is all about and what Oh yeah The film Is all shout m y to welcome their contribu­ By the time you're reading can be done about it Noodloos to the Chase Manhattan bank Saturday - December 6th tions of entertaining social com this. Beef 'n' Boards will have say. the absence of an answer la robbery attempt with Pacino men lanes opened their holiday program * the answer itself At the song's pitying one -J the baddies I ■ms niv vu and tha Black \n Opening Highlight of the liolidsi Seaton close a sing-stingy chorus chant haven't seen It yet but Warner Curtain will open Abe Burrows' mg "education'' illustrates the Incidentally my enthusiasm Bros la Mowing a real bunds la comedies Fear On A drilted-m values which are for The Kinks will continue to promo material If that's any due Bar Sen And don't forgot the Tick aft May B« Purchased By adopted without recourse shake up record ebons If K haa to The only catch (ab-ha, says new Mow nt CTS this month. Perhaps the cut could ovm rtae to After all revolution can bo you) is that we've only got a Andre Okay’s Naan. a comic Mail, or at tha Union Building Director'* surdom if recommended as the spoken of in mors subtle ways limited number of tickets so i f e drama concerning—you gussied Office or by calling Mary Haffnar 264-4738 IUPUI school song Maybe tha than in John Lennon terms on a dm -com e first eerve basis, n—Noah end The Flood we won't mail 'em to you. you can't roearve them by telephone, And there's the Madrigal and Dec M Is the only Mow D in n e r this Friday end Saturday they're far You con tend your night here el IUPUI If you Applications for Modrigol Dinner Tickett The Discotheque little brother to pick them up but haven't got your tickets by now, getting them away from Mm is your dinner conversation may be your problem, friend conducted across a very long and See how easy that wm? And crowded room—namely the mein Name youMdn't even haveloguamhow hell of the Union Building The many miles are on the Circula­ IU P U I Chamber gingers sort of Address tion Manager s car Right on, under the direction of Charles Johnnie. I can dig K! Manning will present an evening - of Christmas enrols The Union Meet John and Mike at their fabulous Please se n d ...... tickets for December 5 Building Food Services will ...... tickets for December 6 Black teeaewi will be in town present a traditional maMtgel bar and boogie to the hottest music in Dec i with the ever-present dinner on the traditional long Students Public Kansas at the Convention tables to the not-so traditions] town. Center...Olne Veaaefll (say Union Building Tickets were ‘5.25 •6 25 who’ ) will be at the Rival! for one disappearing quickly last week Make checks payable show Doc J Maynard Portveon when I checked with the to: Union Building will be up at the Beef h Boards Director's Office at the Union. dinner-thestre Dec I for s dinner Saturday night Is almost sold out concert with hie band (M .F does and Friday Is getting that way, so GUYS and a damn fine show If you like horn Mail your ctiriTi with a tetf-addresaed. stamped envelope fo If you plan to be there move fast! Jen)... The tickets are M .tt for students and M M for everybody else Modrigol Dinners Have you seen that Jaws Is still DOLLS Beer Mast and Chug a tog Union Building • Director's Office floating? This week makes 24 In And If you want some real Mender Nights. M 2 RM. 1300 W. Michigan Nsptowne with no m d In sight entertainment, rend Chastain's Prtiei given te the best.. . Y tt Of course Just m big. If net CnucfanOrUIr Huad Indianapolis, Indiano 46202 The Exchan editorial this weak! Real Fang n’ Jm i urM o f Ike Indy JOB 4316 1 .12 St as loud, is the Universal Films Claw work there. If I do say so. romance The Other tide Of The Happy New Year everybody! iwowawai I SAGAMORE December 1, 197S 10th Annual Madrigal Dinner IUPUI brings tidings of comfort and joy by Karon M. Zilita And now a brief pause for a sixteen various singers (all have guests relax in a totally “ departments” will be the historical retrospection No, IUPUI students) will be ac­ catered atmosphere. Christmas Concert, you will not be barraged with companied by a brass fanfare Although IUPUI does not December 8 at 3 p.m. in bicentennial bull. This of IU-Bloomington music yet have a “ Music Depart­ Lecture Hall 101. It will be nostalgic look goes back even students and Charles ment,” Charles Manning is open to the public and free of further in tim e...to the Manning (Musical Director optimistic about the current charge. So far the musical Henna issa nee of the Chorale ) on the harpsi­ “ music program*' in the numbers, featuring over 60 IUPUI Chamber Singers in chord. Their voices and Liberal Arts School. ‘‘We students, will run the gamut conjunction with the Union music will represent over 400 have grown tremendously in of instrumental ensembles, Building will be presenting years of European song the past few years. To attest choreographed productions, the 10th annual Madrigal Although tradition calls for for that, the IUPUI Madrigal and choruses. Dinner December 5th and 6th dinner guests to join in Dinner used to feature Manning encourages at 7:30 p m musical revelry, guests at the Indiana State University students to look into the Setting the atmosphere, IUPUI Madrigal Dinner are singers, whereas now, we music program. He is candlelight and a miscellany only required to sit back and have such a showing of accepting those who wish to soaring for the Christmas enjoy the evening of good of music from the 16th, 17th, interest from music students apply for chamber and Season. Also, what could be food and entertainment. and 18th centuries will that we can finally claim our chorale singers in Room 437 more refreshing than a step Even a bit of levity will ensue convey the aura of own performers. This is only of Cavanaugh Hall. Call him back into the times when the Renaissance artistry. The with Debbie Butler, Court the second year IUPUI for more information at 264- season meant more than IUPUI Chamber Singers will Jester and merchant of Chamber Singers have sung 4672. dashing through shopping don authentic costumes and merriment for the Dinner, but I am Seating capacity for the malls or out-doing your characters as they provide During the dinner, the IU tremendously pleased with Madrigal Dinners is 325 per neighbors 64 foot outdoor entertainment befitting the Brass Quintet will share their the talent and coordination of evening. Already Saturday nativity scene? yuletide tradition of song and horn-blowing exuberance our group,” stated Manning. night is almost sold out but music to accompany a with the crowd when food will Director of the Madrigal tickets are available for audio brokers Christmas feast. be served in a grandiose style Dinner, David Paul, shares Friday, Toastmaster Charles Lynn, by appropriately clad servers his enthusiasm. The IUPUI Madrigal HI-FI & STEREO Wandering Minstrels Tina on enormous platters. All Another program Dinner is a great kick-off ■ DISCOUNTS M TO 10 F Scheele and Jeff Ferrer, and efforts are being made to sponsored by the music event to get your spirits ■ ALL SAMS BRAID AUDIO 4 P .A . SQUX»MS»T

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S I X TO COMPETE A.P.O. BOOK EXCHANGE RAD IO F R E E H O LID A Y A SEMESTER ATTENTION FOX TOP MONO** A P.0 'Alpha Phi Omega» AMERICA (?) BREAK CRIMINAL JUSTICE On Wed . Dec 3rd. in LH Service Fraternity will once Radio Canada Interna­ SCHEDULE CHAHOE MAJORS Ml i t I P M MX student tional. PO. Box 0000, INTERNSHIP PROGRAMS again be sponsoring the used Blake St. Library finalists will compete (or thu book exchange Used books Montreal. Canada, has begun sem ester* top honor* in may be turned in and pur­ to broadcast to America A l t December U threes* SPRING SEM ESTER I97S-74 persuasive speaking Allen chased any time from p m (E S T ) Monday through January 7 There will be meetings at da nee it open to all students January 2 to the 30 The Friday on 0 0 8 6 kHz in the 40 O cse at S m Weekdays below listed times and loca­ and the public The contest is A P O. book exchange is a meter band an your short­ Closed We tions far Criminal Justice held each semester for, service offered to the student wave set RC1 broadcasts a Close at 1 p m December Majors who are interested in students tailing Cl 10. Funds body in order to save IU PU I three hour bloc at news start 24 Internships for the Spring mentals of Public Speaking students time and money mg with the WORLD AT SIX. 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To qualify you must divisions select the student service Chris Youny (A P O reports from around the have completed J-100, J-290, they believe will represent member organizing the world, all done from a AAA have attained sophomore them most strongly ui the exchange > has not yet deter Canadian point-of-view This standing, and be a declared semi finals which were held mined the room where the is followed by s provocative PINATA ANO CAROLING Criminal Justice Major in 0 sections at Cavanaugh exchange will be held How around - the - world interview The Spanish Department The meetings will be Hall December 1st ever, students may check the program entitled AS IT will celebrate the Holidays Tueeday. December 2 at 2:09 In the semi-finals student first January issue at the HAPPENS - a name the with s party December 1st, p m in Cavanaugh Hal), judges selected the six Sapemsre and take note of station says it really lives up 7 30 p m in the Faculty room 227. and at 9:90 p m in finalists posters s round the campus to The final hour is a round Lounge CA507 We will have a the Nursing Building, room The Speech Night finalists up of the news, weather, pitch-in dinner 'bring your 204 will be judged by a competent sports and RCI's daily favorite food ) For more information, you judge brought in from ★ A A magazine are urged to attend one at another institution In is transmission became those two meetings Applica­ The department of speech effective on November 2. AAA tions will be available then and theatre-communication ALL CAMPUS OANCC 1975 Call 2*4-4*59 for m ore has sponsored the Speech The Student Activity Hoard FINANCIAL AID information Night competition each w sponsoring an All-Campus O tSCU SSED semester for seven years Of AAA AAA Dance on D ecem ber 4th Opportunities for college recent years Professor 'Thursday) It will be in the CHRISTMAS MUSIC financial assistance will be SKIMICNIOANI Charles M M owner hat Union Building from 9 p m to TO ROCK the tonic of discussion The Student Activity Board acted as coordinator and all midnight The band is LlCTURt HALL Wednesday night. Dec S, at is sponsoring two fun-filled C110 instructors participate "Smithsonian” They play The IU PU I Chorale and the 7 30 p m at the Fall Creek ski trips to Mictsgan The top 10 and like requests from Chamber Singers will present YMCA, 990 W 10th Street first ski weekend will be the audience Most important their annual Christmas The Indiana Student January 1 *-17-11 to Mount IT IS FR E E See ya there1 Concert on Sunday, Financial Aid Association Brighton, cost 5*5 00 December S at 3 90 p m in and the Association far Loan Application and payment in Lecture Hall 191 The Free Education will provide full must be received no later program will be free and information about financial than Tueeday, January 13. TYPEWRITERS open to the public aid eligibility and application The second action-packed Charles Manning will procedures, as well as. weekend w planned for Feb­ AVAIL ABIE FOR d irect the groups in s advice on the completion at ruary *-7-* to Cannonehurg, melifluous array at tradi­ STUDENT USE IN the Parent’s Confidential cost 165 90 Applications and tional and contemporary Statement, a nationally used payment in full for this trip THE Christmas tunes as well as s form for the determination of must be received no later Christmas cantata a student s need for financial than Tuesday, February 3. STUDENT Dance numbers will be assistance Each ski package includes staged by Susan Michas. Interested persons unable transportation, lodging, ASSOCIATION farmer choreographer far the to attend the Wednesday equipment rental, lift tickets, I U Singing Hoosiers meeting may wish to take and lesson OFFICE Student dancers will present note of another ftnanciil aid Applications are available "M agic to D o" from the session to take place on now in the Student Activity CA 001-C musical “ Pippin " Saturday, December 6. I97S Office, Union Building room Refreshments will also be M 108 OPEN Sam • ipm (11 A M ) at the IU PU I provided courtesy of the Lecture Hall at 320 Agnes For further information Mm Fn Lectures and Convocations Street and reservations, call 2*4- NmMEOBOS 264-3907 Committee at the cloee of the All interested persons are 9256 Space is limited, so program don't delay See you there! W— s*s<«i 3:00 • CA 104 7:00-CA233 8:15-CA 105 Sponsored by Students International Meditation Society 259-4291 UOAMOK 11

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LIBRARIES POST EMPLOYERS LOOK FAVORABLY ON HOURS FOR HOLIDAY IUPUI GRADS; RECRUIYING UP 34% For industrious students, and Plastic Surgery Meeting, 7:50 a m , Union Some 288 companies visited lar activities are emphasized by there Sr* sane among up—you BOOKSTORE SALE. 8:00 a m . Union IUPUI last year to interview some firms, but because of the see then lurking behind every Iiuliana Women's Intercollegiate Sports Organisation. 9:00 a m., prospective new employees from nature of the student body here. campus banyan tree—some of Union among graduating students, up Hawkins said that the Placement the libraries will be open during Renal Division Meeting. 11:50 a m . Union 34 per cent in a "soft " economy Service stresses the work image the holiday vacation Dialysis Transplant Meeting. 11:30 a m , Union This is hailed by Ray Hawkins, of our students Hours of the Medical Science Executive Group Luncheon. 11:30 a m , Union placement director, as evidence One aspect of the report shows Library bad not yet been set by Fortune-Fry Research Labs, 12 noon. Union of an increasing value being average monthly salaries by Billboard deadline, but the other Red Cross Water Safety, 7:00 p.m., Union placed on IUPUI graduates by firms which hired students. three undergraduate libraries business, government and These are only the salaries have set the following schedule: industry He expects the job reported in a survey of students BLAKE STREET and 38th market this year to be similar to and some higher or some lower STREET CAMPUS: last year but recruiting to be may have been unreported The equally high highest average went to super­ Dec IB-IB—8 a m to 5 p m BOOKSTORE SALE. 8:00 a m . Union In his annual report. Hawkins vision graduates in the School of Dec 20-21 —CLOSED Registrars Workshop. 9:30 am ., Union said that companies are taking Engineering and Technology who Dec 22-25—8 a m to 5 p m. Irradiation Therapy Seminar. 12 noon. Union an even closer look at job reported SI085a month Also over Dec 24—• a m to 1 p m Endocrinology. 12 noon. Union applicants The demand is still 81000 a month were electrical Dec 25-2B—CLOSED Infectious Disease Group. 12 noon. Union highest for business and market­ technology grads at 81041. inter­ Dec 20-51—8 a m to 5 p.m. Department of Neurology, 12 noon. Union ing graduates, with engineering disciplinary engineers at 81033; Jan 1—CLOSED Clinical Chemistry. 12 noon. Union and accounting graduates next in construction technology at 81029 Jan 2—g a m to 5 p m Computer Services. 3:00 p.m., Union demand People with science, and mechanical technology at Jan 5-4—CLOSED Red Cross Water Safety, 7:00 p m., Union math and computer backgrounds 81006 Jan 5-7—8 a m lo 5 p.m Master of Science Industrial Operations Exam. 7:00 pm., KB 263 ranked next, with liberal arts and Others picked at random were Regular hours resume on Jan Society of Manirfacturing Engineers. 7:50 p.m . KB 151 a. education graduates following physical therapy grads at 8825; HERRON LIBRARY He said that in addition to degree accounting al 8974. Liberal Arts Dec 15-10—and Dec 22-34-8 OECEMBER specializations, company at 8761. nursing al 8802. chemis­ a m to 5 p.m recruiters look for good grades, try at 8840. criminal justice at Dec 25 through Jan 1—CLOSED work experience, and planned 8810. computer technologists at Jan. 2-5-0 — • a m to 5 p.m BOOKSTORE SALE. 8:00 a m . Union career objectives Extracurricu­ 8844 and MET grads at 8858 • Regular hours resume on Jan Medical School Admissions Committee. 8:00 a m.. Union 12 Radiologic Technology. 11:50 a m . Union Allied Health. 11:50 a.m.. Union CAMPUS GIVES RECORD SUM TO Current Pediatric Management Luncheon. 12 noon. Union UNITED WAY BICENTENNIAL' Hianan Services Evaluation Committee. 12 noon, Union The annual contribution by past the deadline Student Employe Health Service Staff. 12 noon. Union IUPUI faculty and staff This year's goal was 10 per cent TO P IC ON Pep Band Practice. 5 00 p.m . Union employees to the Indianapolis over the goal for the previous Social Service Alumni Board. 7:00 p.m., Union community, the United Way year SPEAKEBS MINDS drive, exceeded its 866.000 goal No student participation was Some 40 looks at the Bicen for 1975 by more than 82000 arranged as part of the IUPUI tenmal are offered in the new According to Vice Chancellor fund-raising effort At other IUPUI Speakers Service John C Buhner, who was chair­ universities, there is a concerted They are in addition to 220 BOOKSTORE SALE. 8:00 a m . Union man for the fund drive, donations student United Way organization other speeches by faculty, staff Ultra Sounds Principles Seminar. 11:30 a m.. Union and payroll pledges exceeded Students there have become and students which are available Academic Graduate Council, 11:30 a m . Union 8 6 8 .0 0 0 this year and if past exceptionally noted for their to clubs, groups and organiza Human Services Evaluation Committee. 12 noon. Union experience continues, money and support of their communities tions in central Indiana needing ALGOL Class, 1:00 p.m , Union pledges will continue to come in through the fund drives programs Computer Services Class. I 00 p m . Union Bicentennial topics include Nursing Alumni Committee, 5:00 p m , Union LAST BILLBOARD TILL JANUARY How Otd Glory Became Old Student Activity Board. 5:30 p m . Union G lory; Women of J778 and New Life Temple. 7:30 p.m.. Union Today. Our Indian Heritage; a Student Activity Board Dance. 9:00 p.m , Union look at QukOen’s Folklore, and IUPUI RECRUITMENT CALENDAR Electricity from Ben Franklin * 0 n-Compus Interviews Kite through Color TV Conventional subjects include The schedule of employers inlorviowing students tor carter op­ topics on business and industry portunities appears each weak in this section ol tho Sagamore. Inter­ health, education, economics, BOOKSTORE SALE. 8 00 a m . Union science the future. 1 denture, Master of Science Industrial Operations Exam . 9 00 a m , KB 263 views are held in the Placement Center, Room 44. Kronnert Building, history, personal living, and Indiana Mathematical Educators. 9 00 a m , KB Faculty Lounge Mth Street Campus. Sign-up sheets are available after 1:10 a.m. on tho Criminal Justice, 10 30 a m . Union Monday two weeks procoding tho dole ot tho inttrviow. Students I S S L of the booklet are avail­ Financial Aid. 11:30 a.m., Union should contact the Placement Center in person or by phone (421-1121, Ext. 144) tor interview procedures. YOU MUST HAVE A COLLEGE able from the Information Wray Lecture Luncheon. 11:45 a m , Union IN T ER V IEW FORM OR RESU M E ON F IL E before you con interview. Services-Publicationa Office, 264- Fortune Fry Research Lab. 12 noon. Union 2101 Indiana Medical Records Association. 12:30 p m . Union OATS OR INTERVIEW COMPANY W ILL INTERVIEW Students included in speeches Local No 1477 . 3:00 p.m.. Union OS-CMT; W M ITi CIT T h i D * < 1 Un»» Enfinwwnrtt offered include the University Alpha Phi Omega. 8 30 p.m., AD Auditorium Chinese Christian Students Fellowship. 7:30 p m , Union • M D m . I e il M ' 1 e x f s w r « AS or MS Mfet§. Retail Fortan which will arrange debate M fm t. olftor Bus or Lit programs on the national debate Madrigal Dinner. 7:30 p m . Union A r t s to B u s m in o r T N f f l , 0 «< 4 topic centering on a Federal land S t F m I IMA- • SORy But. BA Lift Arttj use program for the nation F l v C t Then.. O m * University Forum students also MoHrete CAE IRC All Araoa (fpr seiosj will present Lincoln Douglas F r t . . D m s C lK fH , IRC . Osv of Bristol A S B o a j BA Lit Art* (tor style programs on urban life, the M V f t l local salts) influence of the frontier and other Indiana Society of Professional Engineers Meeting. 9:00 a m , DAM! . O k • Em ployer* IRA Ot WeuSOw AS ID E. IT . IIT . MET sipuficant historical issues Union Dental Auxiliaries Luncheon. 12 noon. Union T m i . O w e * U S A r m y P i r p r c o C o o to r •S Acctf. M«mt A Aam, CRT. M att. AA Bean. Pal Madrigal Dinner. 7:30 p.m.. Union PROGRAM HAS S e t W o A . O k i t • Rdpis Dipl Of A S C N T i A A t C B T j WORLD FOCUS Trensporlehen M M O T M E T W o # . O k i t Perry T«rp Schools • la m e n d a l l a r m A special program on Dec 13 at W t 8M # f » n o i . D*t IT WOftftsRftoR Torp Sc h o o ts Elem «nd all areas Marian College. Indianapolis, S e c o n d e r y will take a look at aspects of New Life Temple Church. 9 00 a m . Union A 7 00 p m , Union internationalism Anyone is Indiana Society of Anesthesiologists Luncheon. 12 Noon. Union m m . D o c i s iRtpis RvMtc Schools Moth Science

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