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The Guardian, May 12, 1977
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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Activities at CORE Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Guardian Student Newspaper by an authorized administrator of CORE Scholar. For more information, please contact [email protected]. 1 ^tate (guardian SaQtira, ©ijfo $ol 13 300UC 53 QJtlurfl&aU^uc Ulan 12. 197• «7 —— ——— Budget board finalizes allocations ... ; .ha*'* u Kat h»»'« cav. "tt'« nm the inh nf Budget board man'man s office has to justifjus y its proposal would be approximately gramming. that's what he's say "It's not the job of Budget board BY BARBARA LAND existence to Budget board, this $1700 iess than that requested wg." interpreted budget board to decide whether the Ombuds- Guard Inn Staff Writer represents a potential for abuse for the four-times weefely Guard- member Scott Hoskirs. man is doing his job. 1 think we've done the work and been that's a dangerous precedent to The Sudgct board's jurisdic- ian. "You're tailing the decision of fairly successful. If the Ombuds- (continued on page 3) tion was heatedly discussed at its D?.ve Strub quoted page 21 of concert/no concert out of UCB's Wednesday morning meeting. the 1976-77 student handbook. hands," accused Strub. Chairer George Moore described "Budget board Statement of Pur- "Dave!" exclaimed Pollock, the meeting as an opportunity for pose; The Budget board shall "The Budget board can't say University community members allocate funding i.i the student ; BY PAM EDENS Cusrdlan Associate Editor The University has been issued ' an exclusive zip c,«lc number by the US Postal Service which will THE MOUSE THAI ROAltED •speed processing of WSU incom- ing mail by one day. according to Ann Shumski; nwilrooni supervi ) ' ' ' - KITE CLIJB sor. The new number. 4543S. replaces the 45431 zip code that the University formerly shared Incite* till W.St Student* with Wehnijiie* ull Whi Mudent* ' with the rest of the Overlook their net together lo register for : to Wayton'M first ill W Postal Branch, It became effec- tive May 9. 1977. , this Tuesday** f.o/ig'.s/ioi.e! . Nile Huh. The new zip code should be Don't take anything tor used for ali outgoing and incom- granite ing US maii with the exception of business reply mail sent out by ASK VASQUE . . . w* ve been answering questions - The contcMnni* will lw eligible Now open Kri & >at from* the publications department, from silly to serious—about which uses it's own zip code. climbing backpacking and hiking boots ever s.itce we for our televined-.Hiineiilur : * 2:30 ion - whene\er " "Everybody should start to use it • irst introduced our mountain boots, built to E u'Opean stand- (the zip code number) as soon as ards on American lasts, to fit l>»«iroph\_ f.oMtf Sfrorr in June. eekthifrom possible." said Shumski. lite American feet So. for all the answers to your outdoor boot new number will make the mail- needs come see ua ' f'l-Hi »in> - JOJI- room mure efficient. The eight full-time employees in the mail « nlllM MltA^liHhrw- •«-)• ».mtl ,1 l it'lifs. - MuSli". V. till j.'ui.U h tfroom • r/tocem as mucli a> 10.000 pieces of mail daily, aa detennin • - pi>-«thh' »ii 'tlitit \ i.iur j'i< t Sttlur«l tupert Repair—Foreign and domestic cars • GRAND OPENING * WO'k Guaranteed One Year 808 South Central Av» k F inborn. OnO . Howard Yost's \ Phone H^ IWI ' Kemp Road Pizza & Drive Thiu 3850 Kemp Road FREE DELIVERY- 2 MILES -426 3881 •CUP For plasma (donations Open Daily Plus 4 Evenings KEMP ROAD PIZZA & DRIVE THRU HOUtf 165 E Helena Z24-19I3 3850 KEMP RD. IK DAILY » SUNDAY 426-3881 I \/ II &ATUROA* DAYTON, OHIO 45431 Mi — WE ARE ANXIOUS JOB YOU TO TRY OUB NEW PIZZA 4 u DRIVE-THRU SERVICE - SO-O-o-. - WE VWU PAY YOU 50< TO TRY AMY ITEM TROM OUR PIZZA MENU JUST PHONE !N YOUR ORDER — DRIVE-THRU A EAT CHEAP ON US. - NOTHING BETTER THAN A HOT PIZZA OR SANDWICH EOS IUNCH OS EVENING SNACK ALSO TOY OUR "YOU TAUC-WE WMK" »iAVER*<« SERVICE COLD POP. BEf.R, KM WINES A SNACKS EROM OUR COOLER TO YOUR CAR IN SECONDS. • T*Y US EO* CONVENIENCE • • 5Q< OFF COUPON * Sir lorrci: oooo ro* MONTH OF MAY, HID ->S &tate (Suariuan Editor Thomas Beycrlein Managing Editor Associate Editor Lane- Goldberg I'am Edrns New* Editor Copy Editor Susan Callan Dave McElroy - I -- • • - 2nd class citizens llrYfririn'n byline» The GUARDIAN resents the fact that student' who have paid for II and C parking deeals can be as easily barricaded from their Election anxiety rightful parking spaces as they were last evening. By Thorn aw Beyerlein I'uring a medical school function hosted last night by Mrs tion commission. only George Sideras was on the llemadette Beljan. wife of Dr John R BeljaK. dean of the school of Although I ain't claim to be an The problems with this elec- ballot as a nominee for chairer. medicine. Wright State University set urity sectioned off the B and expert on the cyclical pattern of The deadline for petitions from C parking area ad/acent to the med school /Hirking lot. \o one. psychological stress among uni tion, which was held earlier this month, began in the fall with the the three previously mentioned except quests of Beljan were allowed to use any of the park.ng versity students, it would be my colleges was extended one week, spaces, even if they had a decal for the area. uninformed opinion that spring but for some reason. Graham According :o one parking monitor. 200 persons were expected to quarter, held by many to be a didn't extend the deadline for the attend the med school event. season of rejuvenation and rapid unopposed chairer seat. Predic- Bob Burtusch. director of food services, said the attendance growth, is the most psychically tably, Sideras was the overwhel- totalled approximately I JO. It does not require a stretch of the devastating. Tension and anxiety ming winner. imagination to realize that the existing med school parking loom before us, suspended just After the initial pathetic peti- lot-by- its elf could accomodate the amount of cars used by IJO above the rooftop of every cam- \A\ tion return. Caucus Graduate people. pus building like grev balloons, "jj/r Kcp Mikey ("He won't eat it-he little did we know that w hen Assistant Director for Security and creating an unassailable barrier hates everything") Moms Parking Services. Carl Sims, declared in the October N. 1176 issue between May's sunny si;es and launched a two-fisted attack on of the GUARDIAN. "It | the new lot behind the Physical Education the stranded mortals stalking the the Guardian. In his habitual budding| would probably br used to serve the general public as quadrangle below. "act first, think later" style. well as the students. " the students, would have .second priority. Having survived the 'aw un- Morris virtually accused the The medical school organization has to realize that it is a thusiasm of fall qutrter and the Guardian of being responsible for university college like any other university college and must desolation of our ever-lengthen- appointment of the original Elec- the dismal turnout. respect some campus policies like allowing stuilents to park in I he ing winters, many students have tion commission. Ex-commission- Later, in a vociferous letter to spaces they have paid for. already spent their last kernels of er Dave Buccalo was the first of the editor, Morris suggested that Speak up before students have no priority. intestinal fortitude and are thus many to resign from or be thrown uanbie to cope with what is in off of the hapless committeee, the Guardian should take the most cases the tan three months which is responsible for ensuring blame for some of the problems Doomed display of tests and term papers before, that the general election and on campus. To this 1 can only the advent of summer's com- other special elections enjoy repeat the old adage "if you don't like what you see, dcn't A new exhibit from the art department has been ordered out of forting release. Class cutting be- some measure of success ftnd comes the order for the day- proceed according to established blame the mirror." existence, to he hidden forever beneath a coal of pain! in the drab every day--and students, who as Morris, it seems, was peeved corridor between the Creative Arts building at I the Library. rules. a result of this frivolity, find their Two other commissioners, because the Guardian didn't Why is this latest piece of art doomed? Because it features grant what he considered to be human genitals, among other things, as its theme is pornography. GPSs hanging in the balance are Mike Considine and Karen Mur- often taken to spending many a phy, bailed out at the onset of enough space to notice concern- Once again the art department draws wrath and fury, but this long a ad sleepless night cram- ing the petitioning deadline. In a time it is censorship being exerted rather than mere eveJuation of winter quartet. This mass exodus classic example of petty jealousy, an art form. ming for exams, and other aca- left Elizabeth Graham 8t the demic projects. Morris argued that "the ombuds- Must the issue of rtrj be presented in academia purely as a head of the sagging group. And man got more space than we biological fact. comfAntly void of psychological and emotional A double dose of tension and herein lies one of the most did." aspects of erotu-is-i common to us all? Sex is the art of creativity at anxiety are in store for those of contestable problems with the it's most p-»fnu>>d level. us, so-called student leaders general election. Apparently, Morris did not consider the possibility that no- Why must -he *tot of humanity be forever condemned as evil? and administrators alike, who are Graham, while serving as Can any of as truly say we do not enjoy the sight of a nude human faced with the hellish burden of chairer of the Election cominis- - body wants a Caucus job since body beckoning for a brief interlude from the worhty concerns? preparing for the coming aca- sion. won the graduate repre- the present Caucus eliminated Are we not adults, knowing our own individual hounds? Isn t the demic year. sentative seat oa Caucus, an their salaries. issue of pornography a community one to be decided upon by the Spring quarter is a time of appointment which many consi- I should like to use this op- campus community ? We condemn the hasty decision made for :he massive reorganization on a Uni- der to be patently unconstitu- portunity to point out to Morris work. versity-vide sale. Student or- tional. The student body con- and any other interested party ganizations are especially affec- stitution. which governs Caucus that the Guardian is not now ted by the changing of the fiscal and its subcommittees, says that never has been, and hopefully 873-2505 year and virtually every student an election commissioner may never will be a newsletter for Designed by Black Lemon Productions. in a position of ay authority on not be a candidate for elected the purpose of boosting the egos advertising manager Imdu vreeland campus finds his job on the line office. While Graham maintains of a pack of self-important demi- business manager spring white during the spring. that, as a wthe-in candidate, she gods. secretary Judy Williamson In the case of WS'J's student was not an active participant in It also seems that Moms doth artist jimmy greene groups, it is already obvious that the rate, a candidate is a can- protest too much. Remember, photographers . phillip frederick. the annual process of selecting didate. 17 she is indeed not a this is the man who was openly paui gardiner. nbert marcum. robert paulson 6?w leaders has become a tra- candidate for the graduate rep opposed to extending the dead staff Cathy calkins. vest , with the average student slot, she should now refuse to line, saying thai if there were no mhert collier, cheryl conatser. lam. cooper, ken dunbar. churles getting the sour end of the deal. accept it. candidates for some colleges, dymond. eduardo garcia. dennis geehan. kathy gasper, tim Let us focus on this year's Another problem with the gen- 'Then 50 one will be elected iohnson, je'J iu.-on. barbara land, robert marcum. t.-leia mccabe. more hectic-than-usua! general eral election was that there were Who cures?" susan opt. ramonda rawls. rick scarff. less schroerluke. carl election, an election which is very few candidates on the bal- Why do we care. Morris? schmidt. richard vorpe. rot: wufseson. david a yetter almost certain to be declared lot. At the time of deadline for Because, in some small way. proofreader mary block invalid in pan or whole as a petitions no fewer than three Student Caucus does represent typesetters deejones paiti melnikoff result of the antics of some colleges (graduate studies, nur- the students of WSU. and even advisor robert pruett current Student Caucus members sing, and education) were with- 'printer beavercreek news inadequate representation is bet- and their appointees, the Elec- out Caucus rep candidates, and ter than none it all. May iJ, 1977 GUARDIAN 5 Utopia generates a mood rf joy, excitement BYRLMETCALF Powell. A simple love ballad, it senting his battle with the ele- two" (with Rundgren making a Technically, it was no*, a per- Guardian Special Writer featured an extended middle ment of water, and his eventual rather precarious somersault fect show. The sound quality of section enhanced by interplay victory and securing of the first from the pinnacle) to reveal the the film and the taped narration Less .nan two months ago. ! between Sutton's voice. Rund- key. Next was Sulton. who play- final key. The song ended with of "Singring" made the lyrics went tc Hara Arena to see Todd gren on saxophone and Powell on ed a melodic btss solo as wind the rescue of Singling by smash- difficult to understand. Small Rundgrcn, not particularly caring trumpet. The song took a strange and fog whipped through his ing the Glass Guitar. difficulties arose throughout the who was with him. On May 3rd, f turn as Todd and Roger took hair. The band concluded with "U- show (at the climax of "Sing- had to go back ilown to Cincin- apart their instruments and play- The inconvenience of being topia," a short tune from the ring," Sulton was forced to grab nati's Taft Auditorium to see a ed the mouthpieces. Rundgren without the Probe was evident in first Utopia album. After a tre- a towel to whip up a fog and do co-equal quartet called Utopia. It eventually utilizing his inimitable Powell's solo, the Forest of mendous standing, ovation from the job of a stubborn machine), is a group that is well worth a deranged laughter as a musical Flames sequence, which requires, one of the most enthusiasts but the group generally dealt second look. instrument before the song ab- the most movement of the four. crowds I have seen, the band with these with humor. Utopia's members are talented ruptly shifted back to simple Powell did an admirable job of returned to perform a tune from it is the band's ability to and experienced: gr.itari;' Todd balladry. slaying the fire-breathing dra- Rundgren's classic Something/ generate a mood of joy and Rundgren has been writing, per- Powell was forced, due to the gon. under the circumstances. Arythingf, "Couldn't I Just Tell excitement through their music forming. and producing since his explosion of his guitar-sized The final solo was delayed some Yau." Called back for a second and their message (the search for teens; drummer John "Willie" Probe Keyboard System some what t>y a stagehand, who forgot encore. lltapia brought everyone truth and light, which pervades Wilcox has toured with acts such time ago, to spend the concert to plug in Rundgren's guitar. to their feet to dap and/or sing their latest album) that makes a as Hall & Oa.es and Bette partially concealed behind a The fourih adventurer climbed lo along with ev«y Rundgren or Utopia show the special event Middler; bassist Kasim Sulton stack of keyboards. His synthesi- the top of the 24-foot pyramid, Utopia fan's favorite anthem, that their appearance at Taft has been playing guitar and zer wizardry was not hidden, the "mountain" which "split in "Just One Victory." Auditorium was on May 3rd. piano for half of his twen"* yeais. however. The only fault 1 could Roger Powell. Utopia's synthesi- find in his composition "Mister zer and keyboard player is the Triscuits" was that, like the title protege of the inventor of the (originally "The Emerald Tablet synthesizer. Robert Moog, and of Hermes Trismegistus"). the made an album of electronic song has been shortened some- music entitled Cosmic Furnace what from my favorite version. before joining the band. Another highlight of the show- The Cincinnati concert got un- was his solo in "The Seven derway at 8:09 with a short film Rays." His hands flew over the which flashed a welcoming mes- keyboard and controls, and as he sage to the audience and featur- concentrated on his music, his ed a short segment introducing expression was remarkably simi- each band member with his own lar to Jimmy Cagney's famous composition. Tlie film was an snarl; at the end he sank back, indication of the tone of the show exhausted, onto his seat. to follow: fanciful, strange, en- Rundgren. of course, was the tertaining. and at times breath- main attraction for many of the taking. people attending the concert, and The film ended with a sur- many of his classics were fea- prise. ti.en the huge screen tured: "Heavy Metal Kids." lowered into the stage, revealing "The Last Ride," "Love of the the band, shrouded in fog. kick- Common Man," and "Le Feel ing ir.to high hear with Bernard lnternacionale." One of his best Herrmann's "Overture: Moun- performances, vocal ar.d in other taintop and Sunrise" (from Jour- respects, was "Eastern Intri- ney to the Center of the Earth) gue." from Initiation. Rundgren and "Communion with the Sun." pantomimed the lyrics as he both from Ra, the new Utopia sing. delighting the audience. album. This celebration of the The group's collective talent is dawn is an effective opener, shown in "Hiroshima." a protest intensifying the overwhelming song from Kv. Wilcox and Sulton effect of the set and the props: a provided the ymg's very heavy 14-foot gold sphinx, a 24-foot bottom; Powell and Rundgren geometrically accurate pyramid, (the song's authors) contributed Egyptian costumes, and specially •he heavy metal. The lyrics are designed guitars in the shape ot if»aic ;he light of former Presi- the ankh, the Egyptian symbol of cUnr Truman's recent popularity: life. Utopia continued with a series "H?rry. Harry, give em hell, of classics from group albums give tm hell one time again and Rundgren's solo album; and We'll show those Axis powers how to make an oven... " several numbers from Ra, des- ' Utopia ' keyboard man Roger Powell displays his Probe instrument. tined to be future classics. The group moved from acoustic num- Powell's voice was chilling and Letter* bers si'.c'n as ' The Wheel" to powerful as he re-created the "Something's Coming" from sole warning broadcast to the Reader gives column big ov vey West Side Story, and on to "The Japanese: the intensity of the scures an essential point within Death of Rock and Roll," which song build until the stage was To the editor; berg brought up the archaic the nuclear morali.'y question. proves that it is very much alive abruptly bathed in the blinding notion of "an international Jew- The use of invalid, insipid gener- as » musical form; from ballads flash of a bomb The attempt at humor by ish conspiracy", ie "Oy Vey alizations by Goldberg L ads me such as "The Last Ride" to The highlight of the show was Managing Editor Lance Goldberg Incorporated." The term "oy to question the responsibility of Wilcox and Rundgren's hard- a twenty-five minute epic ballad. in his recent "opinion column" vey" is a traditional yiddish those in positions of forming driving "Jealousy." The latter "Singling and Glass Guitar (an (May 10. 1977) not only falls far exclamation of despair. Goldberg public opinion here. song, which was highly praised Electrified Fairy Tale)." Each short of the mark, it serves to uses this stereotype, invalid as it by all reviewers of Ra for the member of Utopia was featured perpetuate an outragcucs myth is. to present the types of quality of Rundgren's lead gui- in a solo spot in th-j tale about that is far bek>w the intelligence low-lights that would use an Richard Lieberman tar, was performed onitage with four adventurers who set out to and sensitivity of Goldberg. atomic device for sluggardly pur- [Editor's note: The Arril 29. Sulton on lead, Wilcox on rhythm find the keys which can free The myth that I refer to is poses. Then he infers further 197? Dayton Daily News report^ gutta.- and lead vocals, while Singling, the patron spirit of Goldberg's use of an inane ster- that Israel's atomic capacity is that the 200 tons of uranium ore Todd retreated to the drums—an Hartuony, from his imprisonment eotype to make a point. Goldberg the work of these siuggards. missing since the November 1968 indication of the recent emphasis in the glass guitar. Wikox was uses stereotypes long-associated Mr Goldberg's unenlightened piracy, is believed to have on the band as a whole. left alone onstage for a very with Jewish people to show his posture distresses me. He not "found its way to Israel" ac- Sutton's vocal talents were also adept drum solo; the audience perceptions of the ramifications only alienates those enlightened cording to American and Europ- showcased, in "Eternal love," showed Hi delight as fountains of low-cost nuclear weaponry. people who believe in equality ean Intelligence officials]. which he co-authored with Roger shot up around Wilcox, repre- In hi* particular fantasy. Gold- and freedom of belief, he ob- 6 GUARDIAN May 12, 1977 B-«r Truck CUT-A-THON at May Daze Phi Mu Sponsors Charity Accounting Club Job Hunting Skill. Due t" problems concerning Get your hair styled by Phi Mu Sorority sponsors Accounting club will be area hi^h school students at professionals and help a char- Charity Nile at the "Mouse meeting Wednesday. May 18 Before beginning your job tending May Da/e, in order to ity at the same time Glembe That Roared" Monday May at 2:15 pm in 346 Ailyn hall. search (or summer job buy beer you must present a International (affiliated with 16. All proceeds from the door Anita Dallas of Enrst & search), you should know the driver's licence and a college Elder Beerman) will style your will be going to Project Hope. Enrst, Able Eight Firm will basics of resume writing and ID. We apologize for the in- hair for $5. Sigma Phi Epsilon 50 cents cover charge, girls speak about topi of current interviewing. To learn these convenience, but please bear and Pi Kappa Phi fraternities and guys 18 with WSU ID. interest to prospective ac- skills, attend the FREE work- with us. are helping sponsor this Hotdogs will be sold for 5 counting professionals. Ms event. AH proceeds go to cents all nite. 7:30 till 2:30. Dallas is a dynamic speaker shops offered by Career Plan- Mil Eta Tau Multiple Sclerosis charity. which the club is proud to ning & Placement. On Wed- Phi Eta Tau Honor Society Beef Burgers Please assist us. Thank You have return. Refreshments nesday. May 18. "Job Hunt- will be holding its next meet- Hev You! Would you rather ing and Interviewing/Resume will be served. ing on Thursday, May 12 at The llntlage listen to a boring lecture or and Letter Writing" will be 6:30 in room OS6 Millctt. New Cincinnati Playhouse in the enjoy a tantalizing beef bur- Delco Open-House oKered from 10 am-12 noon •ir.d old members are encour- Park will be presenting Tht ger brought to you by Sigma Delco Air Conditoning will and again, from 6 pm-8 pm. aged to attend. We need to Hostage by Brendan Behan Phi Epsilon fraternity. We're hold its second annual Open These workshops will take scnedule people to work at the from May 10 (o Jane 5. sure your intelligent enough House Wednesday. May 18 place ir. the University Cen- May Daze booths. For prices and times call to make the right choice so from 10 am to 9 pm. ter, Dining Room B. For more Other upcoming events are: 1-621-7770. fhc Playhouse is we'll sec you at May Da/e. We would like io extend a information, contact Career Canoe trip on May 21 and a general invitation to your stu- located at 962 Ml Adams Flo Kenned) to Speak Planning & Placement dents and instructors to come picnic-party on June 10. O'cle. Cincinnati. Ohio. lawyer Florence Kennedy, (S73-2S56) 134 Oilman hall. and visit our manufacturing Fashion Show Bowmen Club founder of the Feminist party facilities. WSU Bowmen will meet and defender of Angela Davis "Community Hospital Pre- Open House will feature every Saturday from 10 am to and H Rap Brown, will speak sents" will be sponsoring a tours of either our north plant noon in the Auxiliary Gym. Monday. May 16 at noon in fashion show for the benefit of at 300 Taylor Street, or our Members are urged to pttend. 112 Oelman to kick off Wo- Coldwa'.er Community Hospi- south plant located on Dryden tal. Saturday. May 14, 8 pm at All persons interested in arch- Shorts men's Cultural Week, he Road in Moraine, ery are welcome. speech is free and open to the the WSU Western Ohio Aillsts-Naturalists Workshop If anyone from WSU is in- public. Some of the other acti- Branch Campus State f idelity Savings . Cox Arboretum will offer an terested in attending, call vities planned for the v/eek Mr Jerry Goldstein, owner the next meeting of the Artists-Nuturahsts workshop Belva Datcher. at 445-9047 for (sponsored by the Women's of Dale Fashions. Dayton, will Community of State Fidelity on May 14. beginning at 1 the necessary arrangements. coordinate and present tin- Action Collective), are a lec- Savings will be held May I" at pm. Directed by staff member Special Courses show ing of new designer fash- ture by City Commissioner 3 pm. 2t>0l Far Hills Ave. It is Danny Goins, the Saturday Three special courses, de- ions. Several outfits will be Pai Roach at noon in 043 an open discission. afternoon event is open to all signed especially for teachers given away to those in at- University Center Tuesday, a those who sketch, draw or will be offered at the Western tendance, University Cojnmitees music workshop in the same paint No pre-registration is I here w ill he champagne All students wtSo arc in- room at II am Wednesday, Ohio Branch Campus of WSU required, but artists are re- cocktails and hors d'ocuvres terested in serving on Uni- and a panel discussion of at various times during the quested .o bring their own preceding the show and a versity Committee positions Women in Ministry Thurs- summer term. materials. supper buffet following. Do- should leave applications ai day at 2:30 pm in 242 Miilett. Death Education (ED 470/ The Arboretum's two-mile nations arc $25 a couple or the Student Caucus office. 033 Dance, music, and poetry 670 3 credit hours) with Dr interpretive trail will offer a $12.50 a single. University Center or contact reading will be featured on Ralph Stuckman. July 5, 6. 7, wealth of subjecis. Goins will Student Education Orientation Ed Silver ai 87.-2907. the quad Wednesday from 8, II, 12. 13. 14 from 8:30 am help each artist locate a likely 11:45 am :o 4:30 pm. to 12:30 pm. All students planning to May Da.'c subject, and then later explain All programs are free and I'm! 'ems of Society in enter the College of Education May Da/e. the annual cele- more about the spot, plant or in the Summer or Fail Quarter the entire University commu- Children s Literature (ED bration of spring, will be held flower and its place in the nity is invited to attend. 470/670 2 credit hours) with of 1977 are invited to take part Friday. May 13. 1977. from 10 larger natural environment. in the College of Education Dr Catherine Custenborder, am to 5 pm. Featured bands Cox Arboretum is located Car Safety Inspection Student Orientation. The ori- will include Natty Butr.po, June 15 through July 19 from on State Route 741. a mile A car safety inspection will 7:30 to 9:30 pm on Tuesdays entation will be on Tuesday. Dive Workmen /Hues Hand, north of State Route 725 and be held at Fairborn Baker May 17. 1977. 3:00 pm--4:15 and Thursdays. l ull City Ramblers, and Wa- the Dayton Mall. For more High School on Saturday. May pm. and again 5:30 pm—r>,45 terfall. Everyone is invited to Utilizing Local History (ED information on the workshop, 14 from 1 to 5. The inspection 470/670 3 credit hours) with pm. in '.he University Center, iome and have i good time call 434-9005. is being held by the Speech rooms 1S5A. B, and C. with plenty of games. music, James K Uphoff and Merritt NSCC Ralley Communication Class at All prospective Education food, and beer. Wood. Jr. June 20 through 24 National Sports Cars club's Wright State University. majors are forewarned that and 27 through 29 from 8:30 fourth rally of the current There will be a uniformed entrance requirements include Recent Sculpture am to 1 pm. season will be held Sunday, police officer at the inspection completion of 3b hours, a The exhibition of Robert Choosing Careers Sibbison's Recent Sculpture Ma; 22. sites. The inspections will be cunimuiative gps of 2.25. and open to the public. orientation attendance. will open on Thurs, May 5, "Now That's A Good Ques- Career Planning & Place- and continue througl- Weds, tion" will start from the SE Summer Wilderness Trtpa Not ment offers free small group Sillt-String Zap May 18. This one aitist ex- corner of the Salem Mall For Kids sessions for Wright State stu parking lot (near Sear's). Re- Phi Eta tau will be holding hibition will present new work Adults who look longingly dents. "Career Exploration", and models for new n*ork on gistration opens at noon, with its semi-annual "Silly-string" at lists of summer camps for for freshman and sophomores the first car out at 1:01 pm. ZAP on May Da/e. Here's boih levels of the Main Gal- kids can now plan their own who have not chosen i major, lery, and is continued outside The rally will use the vari- how it works: You put out a wilderness backpacking excur- is a 2-session group tha' will able main road concept and contract on a friend, enemy or where two sculptures will be sion during 10 weeks of Kill- help participants explore ca- temporarily installed between will be around 80 miles long. whoever (prof's are our spe- ington Adventure at Killing- reer options and make tenia the Creative Aris Center and NSC offers a novice class cialty) and we see to it that ton Resort in central Vermont. live major and career choices the University Library. for anyone with little or no they get their sha e of the Trips begin July 9 and Dates of sessions are. Wed- rallv experience. gooiest. pinkest. messiest continue through October 1. nesday. May 11 4 18. 2:10-3 EC KANhAH To Show Film For more information or ad- string that ever came out of a cost of each week-long session pm: Thursday. May 19 4 26, The ECKANKAR Interna vance registration, call the can. And its all for only SI a is $170. 2:15-3:15 pm. and Wednes- tional Student Society of rally-masters John and Laura hit!! The itinerary includes trips day, May 25 and June I, Wright State University, will Kay at 274-1562. Pbys-Ics Seminar present the film "ECKAN- to the Green Mountains of 2:10-3 pm. Dr John D McGervey of KAR-A Way of Life." along All Active Club* Vermont, the Adirondacks of "Career Planning" is for Case-Western Reserve Uni- with an introductory talk. The In'.er-Club Council is New York, and the White students who have chosen a versity. will deliver a 50 min- Thursday. May 19. at 2 pm in making their orientation man- Mountains of New Hamp- major but are uncertain of ute premutation on Anti-Ma'- room 043 University Center. ual for next fall. This manual shire. what career direction to go. ter at ' its Applications, Fri. The public is invited free of is distributed to all incoming Tuition covers guide fees, The 2-'ession group will be May 13 at 1:10 pm in 201 charge. freshmen and is a great way all Meals, transportation in- field Tuesday May 10 & 17, Fawcett. Oral Defease for your club to introduce cluding pick-'-.p and drop-off 2:' -3:i5 pm; Tuesday, May This presentation will focus Phyllis French will present themselves. Please write a in nca-by Rutland, a final 16 & 23, 2 pm-3 pm; and upon the positron, the anti- an oral defense of her study to short description of your club banquet at the Kill'ngton peak Tuesday. May 24 & 31. 2:15- particle of the electron. The investigate the use of medi and send it to the Inter-Club Restaurant and a night's lodg- 3:15 pm speaker will discuss the use of taticn as a technique to re- Council office. For any further ing ai Killington Village. All sessions will take place positron-electron annihilations duce attentional deficiencies questions. please contact For information write Kill- • in the Office of Career Plan- as a tool to examine the pro- in a 13 year old male on May Patty Kneer, Inter-Club Coun- ington Adventure Killington. ning & Placement. To sien perties of materials and of 16. 9:30 am. in 322 Miilett cil Director of Public Rela- Vt. 05751 or call (802) 422- up. come to 134 Oelna.i hall defects in materials. Hall. tions. 3333 or call 873-2556. Doctor's Ban May 12, 1977 Gl'ARDIAN 7 Penis sizedoesn't really matter, says Dr Long r «lil inn toll mo mark* — . . Kithriola nf t.. Sr . ? - - * - ... n > . ••• . ® ' Q: Couln d you tell me why Q: Wh»t Is a glucose toler- consists of twon pfirts; emission with a regular cycle of every Clomid will ovulate and about an adult man woaM Have • ance test? and ejaculation. Normally the 26-30 days is dependent upon 40 percent of those who ovu- penis the size of a boy's? Is latter is the most intensely regular ovulation. In the ma- late will become pregnant. I hire any medication that will A: It is a laboratory proce- pleasurable part of the sex jority of women ovulation oc- Your personal physician can promote grow th of the penis? dure that mcasmes the body's act. I assume that in this case curs between day 12 and day supply additional information ability to metabolize sugar this intense pleasure is lack- 17 of a 26-30 day cycle. If regarding infertility studies. A: A widely accepted fal- ing. thus leading to the state- (glucose). It's most common pregnancy does not occur then Questions should be a- lacy in our culture is the ment that orgasm does not indication is in suspected dia- menstruation will begin 12-16 dressed to: Dr Robert C Long, concept that the larger the betes. occur. days following ovulation. MD, Brill Plaza, 3333 Hartis penis, the more effective the The borderline hyperten- Many diabetic men devei- Therefore women who men- town Road. l«uia>Ule, KY male as a partner in inter- sion and medication for this ope organic impotency and struate infrequently ovulate 4021* course. It is widely t>el>ev»d while most cases of impotency condition is not responsible infrequently. that the sue of the male are psychologically caused, it for this dysfunction. Neither is There are a number of organ, in botft the flacid and is important to establish an a slightly enlarged prostate. causes of infrequent ovula- unplanned erect state, is directly related accurate diagnosis since treat- Generally speaking hormone tion: endocrine disturbances, pregnancy? to the sexual prowess of the ment differs. It follows thct a injections that are employed malnutrition including obesity individual male. These beliefs glucose telerance test is al- in the management of male and emotional shock are com Jon't know what to do? in turn result in a great deal ways part of the diagnostic sexual dysfunctions are only mon causes. In most instances of anxiety in the male con- workup of impotent men. occassional!)' helpful. Ihese disturbances can be talk over aU your cerning penile size. Almost surely ibis conditio*: corrected thus restoring more options with As a matter of fact, studies is psychological. Our writer regular ovulation and ennanc- conducted by Masters and Q: My wife Is S3 and I am lias developed premature ing the likelihood of pregnan- 52, we have four growe Johnson and others demon- ejaculation which is always t- Q/Voman^tne strated that while the normal daughters. Until recently, a- psychological and caused by Several years ago a hor- range of penile length varies bout a year ago, 1 had no performance anxiety. He mone was developed in the significantly in the flaccid sexual problems. 1 have no notes that his wife's depres- laboratory that induces ovula- Free pregnancy test, state, there is little difference problem getting an ercctiou sion has affected their sex life tion in the human female. It's confidential help. in the erect state. Further- and ejaculation, but 1 have no adversely. Depression is near- name is ("lomiphene Citrate, more. the penis of shorter orgasm. 1 also ejaculate much ly always accompanied by commonly known as Clomid. length in the flaccid state has faster than before. I have total or nearly total loss of This represented a major 223 3446 the capacity to increase its borderline high blood pres- libido and the mete often feeis breakthrough in the manage- length at full erection to a sure afl-J iske medication for rejected. Since physical exam- ment of infertility because degree greater than the long- it. I also have flight enlarged ination has ruled out any prior to this there was no er penis, although it still prosiate which I have checked disease process, sex therapy effective means of ovulation remains slightly shorter. regularly by a urologist. I tc!J involving noth husband and induction. Approximately What all this means is that him about sis months ago wife is clearly indicated but three out of four anovulatory while there is some individual about my sexual problem and only after wife's depression women who are placed on variation in the size of the he gave me a series of six has been successfully treated. penis, these variations are not hormone Injections over a Speed Reading Course to be Taught great. !n almost every case period of three months. But It Q: What are the common what really matters is not the did not help. My wife has causes of Infrequent menstru- in Dayton/Piqua/Troy actual length or diameter of been depressed In ;he las two al period'? Can this condition The Great Lakes Reading Lab is offering their famous speed the penis but how the man tears off and on, which also be corrected so that pregnan- reading course to a limited number of qualified people here in the feels about the size of his has affected our sex life. cy Is more likely? Dayton/Piqua/Troy area. The average person who completes this penis. To put it another way. A: Normal menstruation course can read 10 times faster, and with substantially improved if a man and woman have a A: Orgasm in the male comprehension and better concentration. good sex life together, what difference does the S'ze of the This famous course has taught many thousands of people to read penis or vaginal opening real- Four Winds Cafe >ver 1000 words per minute with the ability to understand and ly make? 230 \enla Ave May 13 & 14 retain what they have read much more effectively. Average The second part of this Dinner 6-9:30 pm Y eilou Sptlngs, OH Natty Bumpo graduates can read most novels in less than one hour. question asks if there are any l unch 11:30-5 pir. 767.1144 (Sounds of Blues, medications that will promote Rock, Boogie) For complete details about this famous speed reading course, be penile growth in adults. The rlne Foods !0:30pm - 2:30am sure to attend one of the free one hour orientation lectures that answer is no. Spirits Available SI Cover have been scheduled. These lectures are open to the public, above age !3 (persons under 18 should be accompanied by a parent, if possible) and the course will be explained in complete detail, including class schedules, instruction procedures and a tuition that is much less than similiar courses. These meetings will be held in DAYTON at the Holiday Inn. North. 2-301 Wagner-Ford Road and the Holiday Inn-South. 2455 Springburro Road (exit 50 and 175) on Thursday. May 12 at 6:30 p.m. and again at 8:30 p.m., Friday, May 13 at 7:30 p.m. only, Sunday. May 15 at 2:30 p.m. and again at 7:33 p.m., Monday. May 16 at 6:30 p.m. and again at 8:30 p.m.. Tuesday. May 17 at 6:.T0 p.m. and -gain at 8:30 p.m. and TWO FINAL MEETINGS on Wednesday. May 18 at 6:30 p.m. and again at 8:30 p.m. ADDITIONAL MEETINGS WILL BE HELD IN PIQUA at the Y.W'.C.A., 418 North Wayne on Thursday. Mav 12 nt 6:30 p.m. and again at 8:30 p.m. Ftiday. May 13 at 4:30 p.m. and again at 7:30 p.m.. Saturday, May 14 at 1:30 p.m. and a^ain at 3:30 p.m and TWO FINAL MEETINGS on Sunday, May 15 at 2:30 p.m. and SIZE again a; 7:30 p.m. Introducing new J S middlewide Meetings will also be held in TROY at the Imperial House. 1610 rolling papet, from the makers of W. Main on Monday. May 16 at 6:30 p.m. and again at 8:30 p.m.,' e-z wider. They're one ond a half Tuesday. May 17 at 6:30 p.m. and again at 8:30 p.m., Wednrsday, j papers in size. J's are mode from May 18 at 6:30 p.m. and again at 8:30 p.m. and TWO FINAL the same quality paper as e-z wider, MEETINGS on Thursday. May 19 tt 6:30 p.m. and again at 8:30 with the right amount of glue. But, (l-m. really great about new J S? Classes are limited and class places will be filled OP first coaie-first IT'S THE SIZE! serve basis only. Be sure tc attend the earliesi meeting possible to insure » class place. Group rates are available upon request. Vh SIZE ADVERTISEMENT 8 GUARDIAN May 12, 1977 90 minute market concert schedule college connection Price Date Group Time (CPS)--"With my machine, the head will be severed in the twinkling of an eye, and without OIK feeling the least pain." So May 13 Jesse Colin Young 8 pm $5.50/6.50 said Dr Joseph Ignace Guillotine in describing his new eiecution device, the guillotine, to a merry Fourth Estates General in the 13 O'Jsys Davton Convention 8 pm $6.50/7.50/8.50 fateful year of 1789. Ironically, some of those who laughed hardest Center at the doctor's controversial contraption were victims of the swift $5.50/6.50 15 Heart and Walter Egan Memorial Hall 8 pm blade just a few years later when terror ruled the streets of France. Poco. Starcastle, The Baltimore Sun reports that the guillotine, after being Witlenbers 7:30 pm $5. SO 18 Michael Stane'y Band Fieldhouse stashed away in French prisons for years, may soon be cranked up again to deter a growing amount of violent criminals. Although 19 Heart, Foreigner; Walter Egan Hara Arena 7:10 pm $5.50/6.50 the guillotine has been used sparingly in modern times (only 15 persons have had their head sliced away since 1959). a string of 20 Bay City Rollers Hara Arena 7:30 pm S5.50/6.5C unrelicvcdly gruesome murders and kidnappings have brought Flora Purim, Tom Scott, Alrto BcRirts. 21 Cincinnati 8:30 & 11:30 pm M.50 calls from the French citizenry for the enforcement of capital Riverfront 8 pm $7.50/8.50 28 Emerson, Lake. Palmer punishment. France remains the only democratic country in Europe which $5.50/6.50 Uriah Heep & Sty* Hara Arena 8 pm still uses the death penalty. Polls show that Frenchpersons arc in 29 Emery Hall, favor of retaining the death penalty by a «M0 percent margin. 7 & 10 pm $6.00/7.00 June 4 Wea:her Report Xavicr li Believed to be a Persian invention, the decapitation device was lakefronl Stadium, used in several countries during the middle ages as a way to 8 pm $10.50 5 Arrowsmitn. Utopia. Ted Ncgent Cleveland execute the aristocracy. (CPS)-The Berkelev Free Speech Movement .nay have found its rightful heir. On May Day. 200 nude and scantily clad protesters marched through the streets of Berkeley A long time ago in a galaxy jar, Jar away. crying •'take it all off." Starting from People's Park, the contin- gent had attracted a sizeable audience by the time it had advanced a few blocks down Telegraph Avenue. "We want everyone to be free to dress however they like." one marcher explained. ' We waft Ihem to be free to wear as little as they a int. too." The police made no arrests. As the rally ended, the marchers danced to the strains of a group called Country Porn. (CPS)-Stokcly Carmichael cal led for all Afro-Americans to "come home" and fight for socialism in Africa recently at the University of Wisconsin-Madi son. The former chairperson of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating committee (SNCC) and prime minister of the Black Panthers issued his call for unity to an aisle jammed audience of more than 700 persons. "Ninety-seven percent of the people who come her (to the university) come here to make money. That's why there's so much cheating. It is a T^Niif IH ffNuxw tax Prettw A LUCASFILM LTD. PRODUCTION stupid student who cheats-you STAR WARS do not want to learn, you just want a piece of paper so you can "xarnq MARK HAMILl HARPJSON FORD G^PRJC FISHCR go work for them, and your P€T£R CUSHING and children will work for them and your children's children...some- A1£C GUlNNCSS one's got to stop it." he said. Writer- and Directed t* G€OTV3£ LUCAS PfodoiVd by GAPY KURTZ Muuc tv JOHN WILLlAMS Rather than motivation by pro- rs5S7i=«n WWHW Teo**a>av fit. which is synonymous with exploitation. Carmichael urged people to be motivated by social- ism which is "progressive" and Star Wars opens May 25th in these cities: has service to humanity as its motivating force. Carmichael is NEW YORK Astoi Pla/a PHOENIX -CineCapti WASHINGTON Uptown NEW YORK Orpheum SAN DIEGO Valley Circle TORONTO-Uptown I not organizing the Pan African HICKSVILIE-Twin MINNEAPOLIS-St Louis ParK 'CHICAGO-River Oaks I People's Party ca'Jiug for "unifi- PARAMUS-RKO PHILADELPHIA Fncs Place 'CHICAGO Edens 2 cation of Africa under sociai- MENLO PARK - Cinema PENNSAUKEN End CHICAGO Yorkiown 3 ism." BOSTON -Charles LAWRENCEVILLE -Eric II 'CHICAGO - Fsquiie : The April 2H. 1977 issue of the : CINCINNATI-Showcase Cin I CLAYMONT—End 'DALLAS —NorthPark 2 DAYTON - Dayton Mall I FAIRLESS HILLS -Eric H 'HOUSTON - Galleria 2 • Guardian included 2 letters to ; DENVER-Coopet PITTSBURGH -Showcase *DES MOINES -Riverhill | the editor written by Anthony \ ROCK ISLAND (Milan)-Cinema 3 PORTtAND Westgatel •INDIANAPOLIS - Eastwood j G Nicolini in representation of j DETROIT - Americana i SALT LAKE CITY -Centre "OMAHA-Cm Center : Tiffany McBrides. Because of : LOUISVILLE-Cinema I SAN FRANCISCO-Coronet •MONTREAL -Westmon! So ; a typing error, it read, "It is ; KANSAS CITY Glenwood I SACRAMENTO - Century 2b •VANCOUVER-Stanley • our policy to post a dress '• LOS ANGELES - Avco I SAN JOSE - Century 22A "ST LOUIS -Creve Coeur : codc " : GR ORANGE-City Centis I SEATTLE-U A 150 "Opens May 27t'n ; Origmally, 'he letter read. ; • "It is not ou. policy to post a • ' dress code." : 12, 1977 GUARDIAN 9 Women's team zips Cedarville, 9-0 . . * • ' . - las!•«t» year'vrars\ whewhenn ththee womemimctn i finTin-- startinstart lnig , todativiayv inin DelawareDel- . Ohio ished 8 6 for the season but and running through May 14. Wynkoop pointed out that this "It's an individual tournament year's schedule was "more dif- for each flight, number ones play ficult." number ones and number twos Mad Wynkoop thought the womer. play number twos and so on." "played well yesterday" but that Wynkoop explained. River "it just took them too long to get Wynkoop added in restrospect into playing." that "they've all kept real good Regional She is looking for them to play attitudes, that's kind of hard to well in the Ohio Women's Cham- do when you are losing. Ttwy pionship Tennis Tournament have all worked very hard." OAISW state softball Art/Crafts tournament here Festival BY SUSAN OPT Ottcrbein. Toledo, Bluffton. Ml Guardian Sports Writer Union. Ohio Wesleyan. Akron, Rain once again washed out iiminue^njja^clil^ •Vright State's women's softball team who was scheduled til pl*v ABORTION in the Ohio Valley League Tour- INFORMATION nament in Cedarville last Satur- day. SERVICE The women were scheduled to Saturday, CLINIC meet Central State in a double- May 14 leader yesterday for the final Your Area Vime game of the season. ASSISTING I-24 WEEK Sunday, On Friday and Saturday, PREGNANCIES May 15 Wright State will play host to the TERMINATED BY LICENSED first Ohio Association of Inter- PHYSICIANS 10am-9 pm Tom Strubczewski displays maximum effort for women s tennis. collegiate Sports for Women IMMEDIATE ARRANGEMENTS \Larry C<"oper photo| (OAISW) softball tournament WILL BE MADE WITH NO Free admission BY SUSAN OPT Kirker defeating Marilyn Nauta starting at 10.30 am Friday. HASSLE to exhibits Guardian Sports Writer and McMurray 6-1. 6-0. Strub- Teams participating in the sin- Fiee parking czewski and Baker over Penquite gle-elimination tournament in- call toll free Wright State's women's tennis and Taylor *>-2, 7-5. and Jail clude Miami (20-3); Kent State 1-800-362-1205 finished their season Tuesday Jacobitz and Ginny Decker fell to (10-2). Youngstown State (S-l). on the campus with a welcomed 9-0 win over the team of Cindy Hitchcock and Cedarville College, finalizing Mary Brune 6-1. 6-0. of their record at four wins and nine "We tried." was Coach Pcggv Learn to Wright losses. Wynkoop's reaction to this year's Number one starter Marilyn season though she admitted it SKY DIVE State Witt led off the winrfing match was "disappointing." University bv defeating opponent Amy Ross "There were individual iiigb- 6-1, 6-2. She was followed by lights at times and in specific Greene County Sport 3640 Colonel Christy Kirker who took a 6-3, maiet.es several of the girls did Glenn Highway- 6-3 win over Becky DeLancy. really well," said Wynkoop. Dayton. Ohio Cedarville's Laura Palmer fell She attributed the high num- Parachute Club to Raider Toni Strubczewski after ber of losses to "inconsisten- An excitsog three sets 3-6. 6-3. 7-5; as did cies." "When they did play well CUuneit IO:OOam & 2:00pm daily they all played well at the same exhibit ar*J Shawn Taylor, losing to WSU sale of Debra Baker 6-1. 6-7, 6-1. so we ended up losing total Individuals $45.00 Tena Hall and Karen Lewis matches instead of winning. ' superior arl were able to defeat their oppo- explained Wynkoop. Group of 5 835.00 per ind. and crafts by nents after two sets of play. Hall Wynkoop felt matches were selected over Karen McMurray 6-3, 6-2 played that the women should For further information call 376-9293 artists and and Lewis over Landa Penquite. have won, "1 can thi.ik of four craftspersons that they should have won and it 6-1. 6-4. All items Wright State took all three coutd have made a difference." 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Three Women. Robert Alt- Shelley Dm all give equal amount Duvall's charicature of a me- man's newest film is a nightmare of acting prowess to Three Wo- dia's child is as humanistic as it realized. Press releases applaud men. Each is a distinct and in- is frightening. She is an uf the fait that its orginal concept dividualistic performance. known, who has spotted more came from a dream Robert Alt- Janice Rule is the omnipresent than one of Altman's films. man had. But there is in Three a partition of the sensitive female. This is a conclusive paragraph Women mere than a dream Trapped in the silence of fore- or an open fan letter to Robert quality that seems ever present shadowed madness. Rule is Alt man. Three Women is a on the film's physical surface. It beautiful in a way to complement masterpi- .c. You Mr Altman arc is a succint statement about as entire gender. The beauty in a genius. You arc to me what women in our society. her presence, is a deep spiritual film is supposed to be in this Pinky: I'm scared. I had a bad .. power. That ability to project that society... dream. is an actresses' dream. Pinky Rose, (Sissy Spacek) is the center of the film's plot. The f % majority of the film iippears to be shown from Pinky's point of Springflelders view. Pinky is the innocence of a child/women who lives in a 5 Drafts (Light & Dark) grown-up society. The nightmare , dream that takes over the film's Peanuts in the shell plot is a direct reaction to a simple moment, when Pinky is (One of Springfield's Oldest Taverns) rejected. Pinky 's change, Pinky s Janice Rule as Will Hart in "Three Women. " Mellow Atmosphere maze of confusion, Pinky's rejec- Willie's strength is her unborn Women parallels Altman's (ion of reality is what makes child, like Millie's ignorance, Images and MvCabe and Mrs Altman's point about the women that is also a weakness for a Miller. Three V omen is a tightly Try Us! as an individual in society. woman in the scorpian society of structured film, its sense of un- Millie: Dreams can I hurl you. the human male. None of the reality and distactment from time Millie Lammoreaux. (Shelly three women arc sirong enough is a very controlled thing. Altman "Just a damn good place to drink' Duvall) is the pivotal character in to survive in it. has made, with Three Women, a Three Women. She is the media- Three Women is a rare ex- major film, lhat if it does not 601 W. North made one. w ho clips recipes from perience and a complement lo receive credits this year, will be a magazines and files them by hou the fortitude of one of America's long it takes to cook them. Like major film artists. Robert Alt- many of Altman's characters, man. Altman does not make there is always a sense of films that can be watched once comedy. Yet Millie's sense of and be totally understood. Reali- perfection is ironically just a ty in film is always a major filmic matter of ignorance. The basic statement for Altman. Un'ike the ignorance in Millie's character is loose feeling of MASH, Nash- a weakness lhat is a foresha- ville. and California Spit'. Three dow ing of what is to come. Happy Willie: I just had the most wonderful dream. I tried lo FOLLOWERS orrew ENS UP LEAXC.S remember il hut I couldn t. WHEN «V FOLLOW T»6 RI&UT «850M. 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For Rent 429-9270. 5-12-2 annual WSU bowling tour- Call 256-8481. 5-12 LOST: legal size clipboard in nament, May 21. at Beaver-vu Lanes. Cost is only $3. Fur- FOOSBALL: V, million dollar, FEMALE ROOMMATE need area ot physics lab around PSi'SQnaH ther information can be ob- tournament table, rosewoo1 cd to share apartment at April 25. Contains valuable type finish, very sturdy, r.ew Bonnie Ville Apts with 2 other papers If found leave note tained from Jeff Keener. Deb TO THE FORTHCOMING Ze- $550. Sell $450 or best offer. women starting summer D236 or call 879-5629. Re- Gowans (P149). or the Intra- Ui and Beta who found true Call Tom at 293-8478 or leave quarter. Call 426-8733. 5-12 ward. 5-10 mural Sports depart men' in love by the light of the glis- the physical education build- message at P264. Must Sell! tening flood! ght. 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Cover month plus utilities and scripts. resumes and general GIL WHITNEY from Channel search. nna. 5-12 included. Call Chris 890-2247 phone. Dennis 277-6943. 5-12 correspondence typed and du- 7; DL Stuart from the Journal A MESSAGE brought to you or leave message in mailbox plicated. Fin'ey Typing Ser- Herald: and Bill Nance are all by the Idi Amin Midwest U360. 5-12 APARTMENT FOR RENT: 3 vice, Dayton. (513) 22-4-7819. going to run in VEO's Cpl Terror Club! 1 want my Leon 5-10-8 Klinger Drag Race. Sign up FOR SALE-F-4 Drag chute, rooms furnished; one bed- Rcdbone ablums back. Dada. and run with the celebrities. red. white & blue. Great for room. Utilities included. On WEDDING MUSIC: Classical 5-12 JJ Dtegfakd. 5-12 hanging from your ceiling. bus line. Dayton. Call i21- guitar and any popular vocal WHO IS that new couple Leave name in mailbox L261. 3933 after 6 pm for more you wish to add a difinitc TAKE OUT your aggression walking around campus? 5-12 information. 5-12 personal touch to the cere by throwing water balloons at Where did you come across FOR SALE 1966 Martin D-20- SUMMER RENTAL: Furniih mony. Call Tim M> Cutcheon Zcta Tail Alpha Cuddle Bun- the du^ set of stilts? 5-12 12 twelve string guitar. Excel- cd 3 br home. Yellow Springs at 233-7479. 5-tO nies!! See you by Allyn Hall "IF YOU'RE lying in a ditch lent condition. Must sell. 767- June-August. $250 per mo. EXPERIENCED piano accom- on May Daze! 5-12 with a truck on your ankle, 7613 evenings or see Mike in 767-7110. 5-12-1 panist available. Reasonable ALL WSU Students come you don't send someone to the 014 BH Phase I or mailbox ROOMMATES needed start rates. Call 256-7978 after 6 have a great time at the library to find out how much the truck weighs. You get the in 50. 5-10 ing middle of June at Bonnie pm. or mailbox N480. 5-10 Mouse that Roared Monday Villa. Call 426-8719. ask for May 16 and be doing a good truck OFF " Flo. 5-12-1 Automobiles Larry or leave note in D96. Share-a-Rlde deed. All proceeds from the GANGARAM!!! (Alias tall 5-10 door go to Project Hope. Guys dark and handsome) Have a and Ga's 18 and 5 cent 19<6 CHEVY. "Basic trans- AIT FOR RENT. I bedroom, ! NEED A RIDE from Bca- very happy birthday. With hotdogs from ':30 to 2:30. portation." 2-door, 3-speed, unfurnished duplex, in Yellow vercteek or from WSU io the wishes you will have many- Sisters of Phi Mu. 5-12 6-cl. Good tires. Reliable, en- Springs. 767-7613 eves or May 14 PACE exam, the more happy days to come. gine good, body fair. Asking mailbox HI50 or sec Mike in exam is at 8:30 am at the ATTENTION ALL JOCKS & Signed. Guess Who. 5-12-1 $300. Call 879-2695 before 014 Phase I Bkriogy. 5-10 Senior Citizen's Center. 105 jocks fans: It is now possible TO THE CAPT. 1st officer. noon or box D45. 5-12 FEMALE ROOMMATE wan- South Wilkinson. Dayton. for you and a person of vour GB. amb Jacobs and others ed to share a bedroom apt Contact me in box G461 or 046 choice (jock or not) to win two 1968 BU1CK SKYLARK, good who were/are involved in the University Center or extension box seats to a real live Reds body and runs. New battery, near WSU Must have job, be Battle of Kazoo: We will soon responsible and like cats. $77 2505 (873-2505). Barbara game. The opportunity is of- two snow tires, leaving state, be in the Michigan solar Land. 5-12 fered for a small 25 cents at a have to sell. $200 or best a month plus utilities. Contact system. I am ordering shore- raffle on May Daze by Speech uffer. Call 879-5187 day or box G241 or call 372-7032. RIDE NEEDED From Forest leave for all involved per- 141. 5-10 night. 512 5-10 Ridge. Summer A. Mon thru sonel. The Chief Medical Of- 1973 MUSTANG Fastback. FOR RENT: 3 bedroom fur Thurs, for 9:15-11 class. Call PONZOS ARE COMING! ficer (Lf Com Tamburino). Best offer. 252-1027. 5-12-4 nistled rondo. Englewood. Bill 233-7580 or reply box What's a Ponzo? It's like a 5-12 S721. 5-12 pizza, only different. Find out !0-r) PONT1AC Grand Prix Tennis courts and pool. Avail- TO THE ETA PI ZETAS: Its more May Daze at the Pi S I: PS. PB. PW. VT. AIR, V8. able June 22 through August NEED RIDE FROM SIDNEY easy for me to see why the Kappa Phi booth. 5-10 R & H. very dependable. 25. $250 per month, call So main campus for morning Zeta's arc #1 at WSU! Thanks $700. 873-8312 aft 6. 5-12 836-8564. 5-10 classes Summer A. and ride GAMMA DELTA Iota is doing for the super visit. Be sure to back after 4 pm Summer B. 1969 PONT1AC Catalina sta- NEAT, quiet female wanted to it again. We are raffling away come to my hometown in !ndy •ion wagon. Perfect running share large house with single 5-iO Heineken beer at May daze. for Convention next year! and excellent engine. Little female and male. Non-sir..*- There will be 5 winners. You FRED asks-what fraternity rust c.n the body. $250. Call er. Great location near WSU WQJI^ can enter with a quarter and was the man in who helped 879-5187 diy or night. 5-12-4 and WPAF3. $130 month cov- with a buck you can get 5 write our rituals? ZL. FS WANTED: 3 good homes for 3 1971 VW Super Bug. beige, vers all. 8'9-4208. 5-10 tickets. Catch us at Millctt ALBRIGHT. 5-12 playful male puppies, born 48,800 miles. Auto stick shift, hall.5 10 April 19th. (You can have CINDY: thanx. but it's nice to am radio, $1100 Call 274- JUMP at the chance to win a them around June 4th). Fa- bt free at last. Carl. 5-12 1735 after 4 pm. 5-10 Help WantecT 10-spccd Concordc Raven bi- ther: Miniature Apricot Poo- cycle. Buy your tickets early, TAKE YOUR PICK: 1974 Ve TO THE ' Cheeks" it may dle: Mother: Toy Manchester have a new bike on May Date. concern: I was driving by ga Wagon, air. iuggage rack VOLUNTEERS ARE desper- Terrier. If interested, call ficv 4 speed. $1800 or 1971 Vega Bel a PM Omega Spring Raf- campus last Friday nite, And ately needed to assist handi- at 426-7650 after 3 pm. 5-12 fle. 5-10 Wagon, good condition. Call what did i see to my delight. cappeo children. The United DISCOVER NEW England by Many moons, not of blue 299-4143. 5-10 TO ALL STUDENTS and far Cerebral Palsy is currently bicycle. Looking for 2-4 (ad- cheese, bui I'd still like a tit*. 1972 CHEV CAPRICE. 400 ulty: Would you like to see a setting up bowling activities venturous) people, (male or 5-12 CI. Zbbl. automatic, power every Thursday afternoon female) interested in discov- varsity soccer team at Wright steering, power brakes, new from 3:15 to 5:00. but in order ering the back country and State next fall? Nt obligation TO THE WIZARD erf Owa. did you know your rainborv rear tires, air rand. 8 track for it to be a success we must coastline of NE US this sum- is involved. Your signature on ends in my dreams? Love do stereo, must sell. $1,200. 223- have volunteers. For more mer. Leaving approx August one of the long yeilow pet- s 7 ROthy. 5-12 *" 2 after 9 pm. 5-10 information. contact Ted !, returning for fall quarter. itions posted around school would be enough to ahow your '72 VEGA: 4-spd. funs grea'., Scharf at 767-7124 or 222-2113 Contact Ray Learri ph no DENNIS: My feelings arc un- support and would be greatly 30 mpg. must see to appre- or Barb Schilbred Alyn hall 429-3807 or stop by 352 Allyn. printable. Take that as you ciate. 878-7568. 5-10 mailbox M513. 5-10 5-10 appreciated. 5-10 will Julie. 5-10