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ByTBENTWBEN who is interested in random Ml. JONES, who is in charge sometime this spring ot' summer. These are experimental works GaanNaa Special Writer patterns and large scale texture, of repairing the Ohio Red, says he funded primarily by grants. said Jones. would like to keep the work for as Also on ditplay is Mike Hall's The "Ohio Red" Artwork la the Ohio Red is due for renovation long as possible. It is technically "Tieberon" (Spanish for shark) THE AIT gallery is currently School of Medicine tunnel is sometime late this Spring or early classified as a temporary dismay, located between the Ct satlve Arts slowly disappearing doe to vand- Summer, h is repaired twice a since it lacks approval for perm- building and the University Li- showing paintings, by artists alism according to Michael yeai when during the fall and ance by the Board of Trustees. brary. Shark is a permanent from Chicago, Columbus, and Los Jones, Acting Aft Gallery Dir- spring. Jones said it is not artwork, designated as * She- ector at WSU. Jones claims practical to put a shield in front of Other artworks currently in- Specific Sculpture, a sculpture Angeler. Rob Geibert will be people vandalize the piece be- it because the plexiglass screen clude the Erosion project prev- created in qualities of one spot, cause they don't understand what would cost between SI,000 and iously reported on by this paper, such as the terrain where it Is displaying color photographs next it means. The Ohio Red was S2.000, and would detract from which is an environmental sculp- situated. Robert Ervin also has a created lit 1978 by Marcia Hafif. the artwork. ture scheduled to be removed piece located In this same area. week. The Daily Guardian ^ April, 10, 1960 Issue 90 Volume XVI Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio J Financial aid will make allowances for tuition
By JESS PETERS student, added Darr. line" with other universities, and a two dollar a credit hour rise. the $335 students now pay for GaanNaa Aaaadate Writer THE NDSL (National Direct reasonable in light of the high GEORGE KIRK, vice president full-time. The tuition hike projected for Student Loan) and the BEOG inflation rate. for Administration, has stated the the nest year will be taken into (Basic Educational Opportunity RISACHER STATED that she University needs between SOME STUDENT services will account by the Office of Financial Grant) are federally funded; and never like to see student's fees $800,000 and $900,000 of ad- be eliminated rather than cut to Aid. said its Director. Dave DOT. it remains unclear as to the increase, but felt that the hike ditional income from student fees inoperable levels. Koch said. No The current loans and grants specific increases to be made, would not have a drastic negative next year to balance its budget. specific services were mentioned. available have provisions for noted Darr. effect upon student life. The proposed $25 hikes will The budget committee is wait- increases, in the event that loan There are no imminent in- A $25 tuition hike, for full-time generate $600,000. The rest will ing to estimate other sources of determinant factors remain con- creases in Veteraae Aid said a students according to Vice Presi- be made up by cutting depart- income besides student fees and stant. explained Darr. Such Veteran's Affairs spokesman. dent of Student Affairs Elenore mental budget, according to subsidies by the state General factors include student's income, According to Joanne Risacher, Koch, is the result of an annual Koch. Assembly before deciding what parents' income etc. The terms of Director of Student Development, inflation rate of 13.3 percent. A $25 hike in student fees has to happen to balance the loans vary from student to the tuition hike is not "out of Part-time fees are slated to see would be a rise of 7.5 percent over budget. Plaintiffs appeal judge's decision on WSU 'English suit'
By MIKE HOSIER The appeal was made in water, assistant to the President, liberty" to discuss the appeal, said Atwater. he went on to say Gaa/dUn Managing Editor reference to the March 6 decision the plaintiffs were given a 30 day Lorinc Reid, the plaintiff's attor- that there are a half-million made in favor of WSU on the waiting period to appeal the ney, did say that the appeal was possible reasons upon which to Plaintiffs in the case of Nancy so-called "English suit". Judge ruling beginning the dey after the "filed because of factors thnt base an appeal and that an Terrebonne, et. al. versus Wright Joseph P. Kinneary of the U.S. judge nude his decision. The relate to the judge's ruling and txtMpSe atigbt t* that the judge State University, et. al. filed a District Court in Columbus ruled deadline for an appeal would have final deposition of issues at hand permitted evidence which he notice of appeal friday. April 4. on the case. been last Sunday. aid questions of fact." shouid not have or did not permit with two di"s to spare. ACCORDING TO David At Although she wai "not at "1 don't know the details yet," evidence which he should have. THE "ENGLISH SUIT," which was filed by Nancy Terrebonne, her husband Robert, end Ave Search for new Dean of Nursing begins other former English instructors alleged that: • Terrebonne was not hired as a full-time faculty member of the By JESS PETEKS holistic concept, ur.ttitn and said Schmoll. the emphasis is W.S.U. School of Nursing English department as a result of Gunrlln ImrlilT WrtHe Began favor such an approach. placed upon the isolation and cure Dorothea Bye, B.N.; the antiepotiam policy. An Advisory Search Committee Bog an remarked that it is the ova disease, rafter, the auxiliary Associate Director, Hospital Ope- • Robert Terrebonne was term- for a new Dean of the School of "only way to go" as far as concerns of a patient are left to inated as an Assistant Professor Nursing has been announced by nursing is concerned. She also the psychologists, priests, etc. rations. Miami-Valley Hospital in retaliation for his support of his Dr. John V. Murray. Vice-Presi- remarked that she is not aware of HOWEVER, NURSING encom- dent for Academic Affairs. being a member of the commit- passes a great many services, (See 'WStP pa«o5) Betty Schmoll. 3.N.; The perspective of the new tee. according to Scinnoll. The physi Alumni, Wright State University zoning dean in regarda to the cai needs of a patient must feat thursday talis*ic approach will no doubt DR. HOEHN CAN "see both be met. Hut needs of other than • especially affect the direction of approaches" but emphaaixed that physical uttsre should alas be Jane Teevan, R.N.; weather the school. each candidate wiB be separataty considered, she added. Director, Nursing Services, Today partly cloudy in the TBE HOLISTIC concept favors considered. The committee iarfades: Sinclair Community College mid SO's with • 60 percent taking the biological, physical and Betty Schaufl. a registered Marilyn-La Jacobean, B.N. PhD.; chance of rain. Tonight lows in spiritual coaqnaaata of a patient nucae and W.S.U. alumnus, Omrman, Acting Dean, School of ALSO TO BE appointed is an the 40'$. Friday sonny In the Into iniM npoa iwiailira, stated that sbeMt the two ideas Nursing undergraduate nursing student , a upper 60's. said Dr. JmH Griffith, nursing are not mutually etdmiw; that Aadkaw J Kuntxman, Ph.D; graduate nursing student and ptofeaaar M0 CMnittee. there eie «apects of the cBakal ia Speciel aaaiataat to the Vlce-Pra- other conaukants. thought Thfa timpani to the 'sdeatifl- the holistic approach. She said sident for Acaiaaric Affairs "Few things ate harder to caBy taparaaaai' approach of that a Meadbtg of the baa of hcth LBbarn P Hoahn. Ph.D.; Ptofsa- The committee win screen and pot up with than the annoy- dWral MOriM. concepts would ha highly Javor- sor of Edacattoa. Vice-PrnHiat interview raniBdntea. aad make ance of a good eaappie." Coanafcee snattn ware aUe. of the Facaky. it* tiwiaenitatinai to Dr. Mart Twain asked how they ihuad the Baaed epoa the medical model. Janet OHO*. B.N., M.S.N.; 1DMLV GUABMAN April It, IMS Virgina Camels Two humped camels make the transition from Gobi Desert to Blue Ridge Mountains
By ELAINE S.POVKH had just "dropped" her baby. that the humps are as individual motor. She wandered off into the farthest as nosev. COLLINS SAID the National originally was k center for breed- FRONT ROYAL, Vs. UP1 comer of the 40-acre pasture to "Some flop one way, some flop Zoo. along with the Minnesotta ing ravalry horses, and during Virginia is cot exactly the give birth and was left alone, the other and some have one Zoological Garden, decided to World War II it housed German Mongolian Gobi Desert, but except for an observer on a hump that goes one way and breed camels because, though prisoners. After World War 11, creatures native to the Gobi are faraway hill. another that goes the other way," they are not endangered world- when the place of cavalry in making themselves very much at "Females like to cut off by he said. "And some are wide, they were becoming scarce modern warfare began to be home there • the two-humped themselves to give birth," Collins upright." in North American zoos, and questioned, the site was made camels seem to love it. said. He anxiously looked over The camels, in their barn just importing them is difficult. into a cattle research station for A rolling 70-acre tract in the the threatening sky as he drove prior to feeding time, seemed The camels are worth about the Department of Agriculture. foothills of the Blue Ridge around the ground* in a Korean- docile enough. But a warning $12,000 each and newborns are Mountains about 70 miles from war era jeep. After radioing for a from Collins was in order, nurtured carefully. Some of the But by >972 cattle research had Washington is providing a breed- weather report which predicted "WATCH OUT - he slobbers," camels arc sent to zoos. been consolidated and the Front ing and observation ground for an 80 percent chance of rain, he Collins said, noting the camel Royal site was no longer needed. the camels. They have acclimat- decided to try bringing the head above. "And he just might "We decide where they go It was then taken over by the ed themselves so well that four newborn camel inside. pick you up by the head." based on what's best for animals Zoological Park staff, some of baby camels have been born this He said camels are well- But tne camels were not in North American zoos," Collins whom moved into 1903-vintage year and another is on the way. protected against cold weather - resistant to petting and their said. homes while moving animals into THE CAMELS ARE being their native Gobi desert is a high, coats - shedding profusely in the THE CENTER IS on land that the equally ancient barns. raised as pert of the National cold one unlike the hot Sahara - early spring • were soft. Zoological Park's Conservation but said a cold rain could be As they waited for their food, and Research Center project. In harmful to the newborn. they made a noise that sounded addition to camels, the 3,000-acre THE EIGHT-foot-tail adult like a motor running • an site is home to about 460 creatures store fat in the?r two amalgam of a bass fiddle, a fog WORK STUDY STUDENT mammals and birds. Many are humps, and Collins pointed out horn and a putt-putt outboard endangered and must be bred in captivity if they are to survive. Larry Collins, the center's UCB Cinema CITY OF FAIRBORN mammolcgist, said many animals do not breed well in zoos. He said Fri Apr 11 7pm PARKS DEPARTMENT they prefer the semi-wilderness of sites like the one in Front & 9pm Royal. Sun Apr 13 8pm Work 20 hours a week during Spring term and earn $3.42 an hour, j At the center, the 20-member During the summer work full-time and earn $4.21 an hour. The City} herd of camels is allowed to roam only will supplement your Work-Study allotment. Further information' quite freely, though their mating and applications may be obtained at the City Buijding. 44 West; is controlled Admission $1.00 Hcbble Avenue. Fairborn, Ohio 4S324, 879-1730. extension 206. ON THE RECENT day of the visit to the site, a mother camel 112 Oelman KSMOOOS3CSX3C HEY V0UI! YES, YOU!! HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO WEAR THIS YELLOW (GUARANTEED NOT TO BE POLYESTER D0UBLEKNIT ) nmsuij?IF YOU WIN THE R0RY METCALF/DAILY GUARDIAN TRfYlA CONTEST,Y0U JUST COULD THIS STUNNING BUT CHIC OUTFIT, OR OYER 100 OTHER PRIZESI ITS IN TODAYS ISSUE YOU JERKfl I April It. int DAILY CPAIPUH3
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The report by the campus food service (SAGA) that $398 worth of silverware his been taken from the premises is disturbing. Whether S.E. Nunamaker is correct in his assumption that the S\j\ f GOOD ?GO\ silverware is "walking over to the apartments and dorm" is j \ ( Dp WOT 0>*e irrelevant. The silverware is not fading away under usage. Someone must be stealing the hems. Since SAGA operates on campus on a profit basis, the loss of almost $400 will be passed along in higher food costs. The Guardiu believes tSiat food prices on campus are already bloated, and this type of petty theft will only help fuel the inflation cycle that has everyone on campus backed against the ropes. Nunamaker could be. and probably is, right in assuming that the silverware is being taken because it is needed, not because of spite. Hamilton Jordan: But the effects of this can only hurt the campus cotnnrinHy in the long run. Whoever is taking the silverware should think about the efTee! of higher food prices on his budget over a period of months, and compare that to the immediate outlay of five or six dollars for a Master of White House disguise set of flatware. Stealing, whatever the degree — major or minor, has no place on campus or anywhere else.
WASHINGTON UP! -Say you are a high level guess who it is?" presidential assistant about to leave for Europe Vice President Mondale: "Is it Dan Rather?" for a secret meeting and you want to avoid being ZB: "NOPE. Guess again." Private property recognized. Secretary of State Vance: "henry Kissinger?" How do you go about deciding what kind of ZB: "Wrong again." disguise to we-.r and where do you obtain it? DEFENSE SECRETARY Brown: "We give Equality for the sexes is finally here. HAMILTON JORDAN, the White House chief up. Who is it?" A U.S. military court in Nuremberg. West Germany, found a of staff, presumably faced such questions ZB: "It's Ham Jordan." 20-year-old female soldier guilty of seiual harassment and during recent "back channel" negotiations on Carter: "Glory be! I never would have demoted her to the army's lowest rank. The soldier had the situation in Iran. According to Time guessed. Why is Ham wealing that get-up?" grabbed a male co-worker between the legs when she asked for magazine. Jordan on several occasions traveled a light for her cigarette. in disguise to "clandestine meetings with go- ZB: "HE'S UOING to Paris to meet some She got what she grabbed for. She's now a Private. betweens." Iranian go-betweens and needs to travel What Time doesn't say is how he happened to incognito." pick "a gray wig, mustache and tinted glasses" "Brown: "But isn't a gorilla suit a trifle as his cover. conspicuous?" In times past, as we know from the Watergate ZB: "H m m mm. Maybe you're right. Student elections open hearings. White House aides in need of Ham. I think you better return the gorilla suit disguises simply called the CIA. At least that and get a disguise that's a bit more subtle." was where Howard Hur.t obtained the famous red wig he wore on one ir.smorable assignment. JORDAN: "LIKE WHAT? The election Commission has announced that petitions for those Mondale: "How about a gray wig and a fak*' w ishing to run for student government can be picked up in Student NO DOl'RT Jordan could have been similarly outfitted But lordan in a red wig might have beard?" Development. Student Services Wing. Vance: "Forget th: beard. It might make the For those persons who wish to see something done on our been mistaken for one of the presidential candidates. All in all. it seems more logical to ayatollah jealous and at this point we don't want campus, this is a good way of expressing their ideas. Many may to risk offending the Iranians." think that the Student Government is a powerless concession to the surmise he did what vou and I would have done students, but they have not seen 'he situation from the inside. Nor and aquircd his disguise through th- Yellow have they attempted to change the "powerless" government as Pages. BROWN: "HE COULD wear a fal.-e mustache they see it. There is no listing for "Disguises" in the with the Wig. But since it wouldn't be as Here is their opportunity, and. it is just what Wright State needs; Washington business directory. There are. concealing as a beard, he might need another some student involvments. however, a number of firms catalogued under item of camouflage." "Costumes." Quite possibly. Jordan contacted Jordan: "I've got itl I'll wear tinted glasses. one of those. Nobody would ever suspect anyone of wearing Then if he is the type who yields to normal sunshades to conceal their identity." Guardian Staff impulses, he would have worn the disguise to a meeting of the National Security Cou.-jcil to see whether he could foo! its members. Dick West Editor Gaylon Vickers Managing Editor Mike Hosier News Editor Bob Myers LET'S LOOK in on that part of the session. u"L»"'r"S " indicated column for Sports Editor Bob Canady Zbigniew Brzezinski presiding: Side '"'emotional entitled -The L .ghter Assistant to the editor KevtA Thornton ZB: "Ok, everybody, here he comes. Can you Business Manager KtnKrir.tr A d Manager Tracy Jayne Copy Editors Craig Jhomas. Peter Jones Layout staff Salty Slusher. Mike Pollack Typesetters teresa Westorheide. Lori Kobes. Kuthy White Graphic Artists PatKirwe In other courses one can learn faculty in 1964. when wc were a sausage. less. In Defense about "victimization processes," branch campus, the general com- If we look at the history of some CarlM. Becker "muitifactored assessments." munity and spokesmen for the institutions in Ohio, we can find Professor of History of the Mounds and "multi-modality ap- campus were talking about creat- some useful instruction for our proaches." ine a fine, indeed a great state day. In the mid nineteenth cen- Wanted: In addition to the use of jargon, university. We might become the tury, a small college at Cincinnati To the Editor: D the course descriptions are re- "Yale of the West." said a Miami named Farmers' College dream- en Pal man. Later, our catalogs often It is getting almost disgusting plete with grammatical and syn- ed but did not dare when spoke of excellence in teaching, to read editorials every other tactical errors - in fact, their confronted by a fiscal crisis - and To the Editor: substantial contributions to hu- My name is Carlos Campcs, week about the Art Gallery • name is Legion. failed. But Miami, when threat- r.ian knowledge, and service to I'm 28 and a inmate at Columbus Andrew Leicster erosion pnjeci. My favorite descriptiou is COM ened by a reduction of state humanity that were to constitute Correctional Facility. I'm a para- Particularly. Mr. Hosier's attack, 471. "Interpersonal Communica- support that would have destroy- the mission of Wright State plegic confined to a wheelchair, was the final straw. tion and Transpersonal Aware- ed it. dreamed, dared, survived, University. One catalog declared my interests are music, reading, I. like Clark Rollins, am neutral ness." I will not quote from h. and suceeded. that the "University shall seek writing and chess. about the piece itself. But how since I understood only the first I believe that in the present distinction as a center of know- In the past year and a half I can Mr. Hosier first state that he two words. "A workshop." lircumstances we should be as ledge and culture in its region of have felt much remorse and need knows little or nothing about art, Now, I've heard of "interper- mean as junk-yard dogs, that we service." We can find similar correspondence to help mc prss and then turn around and call the sonal communication;" it's been should kick and scream at every views expressed in more recent the time I'm doing. Any help you "piles of dirt" non-art? around for a few years, and seems p.-oposed cut - at any sign of a offcial pronouncements emana- can be of is very much and deeply This man is running a news- to be a sort of California-mellow- proposed cut. If wc believe in the ting from the university. Even our appreciated. Thank you. paper at Wright State, and I chic way of saying "talking." But virtue and values of our disci- basketball programs have refer- Sincerely. would hope that he would have this "transpersonal awareness" plines -- of our arts and know- red to such goals and have Carlos Campos researched the project or even is a new one on me. ledge -- and if we believe that insisted that the university is Box 511 met the artist. He just might Last but not least - what has they arc worthwhile preserving in committed to "improving exist- Columbus. Ohio have learned a bit about art. modern education come to when a a dynamic way, we should do no ing" academic programs. Surely 432216 I would like to see this course description must include measures intended to excise some particular editor stop using the the warning, "Participants will be of our young and vigorous faculty Guardian to critique that which he expected to learn, read and members will not serve to realize knoAS nothing about. practice the course content"? WSU suit appealed the lofty goals of the university. {continued from page /| If we accept without challenge two more years, at which time Steven Myers Thomas Martin wife's discrimination charges a- (the end of his or her third year of Music Major History Department the recent calls for substantial cuts in our college faculty, we gainst the University. employment at Wright State) his shall vey likely become a cook . • Hie remaining five instruc- service to the English Depart- Cut the Heads for the boat sailing in the wake of a tors were terminated as a result of ment of Wright State will be man-of-war manned by scientists the English Department's "three terminated." Chopping Block and business administrators. Ter- years and out" policy in violation IN HIS RULING the judge Gobbledygook rible imbalances among the col- of their fourteenth amendment found no evidence to support leges might resul*. Programs in rights. either of the Terrebonnes' claim. our college can be emasculated. The "three years and out" As to the other five instructors, To the Editor: To the Editor: We might well see departments complaint referred to a policy referring again to his decision, falling below minimal levels adopted by the tenured faculty of "...neither Ohio law nor Univer- "Is It possible for evaluators Below is a statement that I read marking them as real department the English Department in May of sity rules explicitly establishes a and other professionals to com- at a meeting of the faculty of the in a real state university -- or in a 1973. right to continued employment as municate effectively? College of Liberal Arts on March state university aspiring to be- The policy stated- "At the date an instructor." Yes." say the authors of the S. 1980. Though dealing with a come a real state university. A of the initial appointment the By ruling in favor of Wright course description for RHB 470 in problem of direct concern for the mix of faculty might develop in instructor will receive a one-year State, Kinneary brought to an end the new summer schedate. "h faculty of the Coliege, It may be of which the old would overwhelm contract. During the year the a suit which, had the defendants is." I'm not so sure after reading interest to students at Wright the young -- we could become the instructors work will be reviewed. been found in the nrroog, could some of the offerings. State University who wish to be College of Senile Arts. Just as I If the review is favorable, the have resulted in costing WSU In all fairness, I should say that indentified with an institutional of do not want a department of instructor will 'je re-employed for millions of dollars. this year's summer course de- real substance and purpose. history unduly strengthened at scriptions are not as bad as I»( Recently we have heard an the expense of a department of year's. In fact, there were one or officer of the faculty, referring to English or sociology, t do not two that I actuslly understood. the budgetary crisis here and its want any college to epitomize Why is it that we educators find implvc-itijns for staffing, urge us Wright State. I want my children, it necessary to express ourselves not to stick our herds in the sand their children, and their child- in such incomprehesible jargon? by resisting reductions in our ren's children to be able to say Are we trying to attract students numbers. What he was really someday that I was a part of • or frighter them away? asking us to do. I fear, was to new institution that became a Witness ED 470, a course titled offer up our heads for the great state university. We cannot "Enhancing Self Concept." chopping block. His counsel of become so if our eyes are ever which seems to have something to timidty tends to undercut our fixed on models of staffing put do with improving one's opinion college administrators seeking to together by the Board of Regents. of oneself. This admittedly admir- perserve teaching positions and We are not here to grind out Puta your able goal is reduced to a sort of predisposes higher administra- mathematical process, employing tive officials to swing a meat ax at WSU ARTIST such methods as "cognitive re- us. HOURS: PARTY I make this statement from SERIES PRESENTS structuring" and "praise/criti- M-Th 11-11 TRAYS cism ratios." And whai is a some historical perspective. "pride line"? When I came here with the first F «• S 11-12 ft ERICK HAWKINS Sun 12-10 BALLS DANCE COMPANY DELI STYLE SANDWICHES BOOK STORE SALE! ALL MEATS AND CHEESES AVAILABLE BY THE POt*D' APRIL 17th We Feature: MUNVOM'S HOMCMAM POTATO CHIPS VICTORY THEATRE NIW VOtK CHUM CAKt CLOTHING OF »OfT DRINKS CAICTOT CAXI 330 W McCraight Ave, S®rin«t«td. CTMO 45504 TICKETS:8 73-2329 711 atvA. NMdMcxm. Ohio 45042 ALL KINDS!.. 471 Dayton Yellow Swings Rd . Fairborr.. Ohio 45324 Hi Phone Orders 07t-7273 6 DAILY Gl'AKMAN April It, HW The Rory Metcalf/Daily Guardian Music Trivia Contest —IT 10H MKltAU copies of the Sept. 9. 1979 Dick artists who sang them. All have Z. CmuMmm M—>c Wrftn Tracy comic strip which explained one thing in common-each men Atlanta Rhythm Section Mott the Hoople Thii quarter marks my third the difference between punk and tiocs a fellow musician or band. Large Time All the Young Dudes new wave. Distribution of prizes Anyone is eligible to enter the anniversary as music writer for B. the WSU Deity Guardian. To will be determined by the number contest, eicept employees of the above companies and employee of Bad Company celebrate this and my impending of entries and correct answers. Rhythrx Machine graduation, I have devised this THESE ITEMS were furnished the Gaardian. contest and conspired with a by: Judy Harper of CBS Records, ENTRIES SHOULD include an- C. AA. Gale Sparrow of Epic, Tina swers to the 44 questions, the Bad Company number of my record company Randy Newman Workman of A & M. EJeVtr*/ entrant's name, address, box Shooting Star sources to compile over one The Story of a Rock and Roll Asylum. Warner Bros.. MCA, number and phane number, and D. lundred prizes. Bend Prizes include: 39 albums. 55 Shcrrie Ring of Mercury, Harold must be received by April 15. Jimmy Buffet jromo buttons, promo items Bronson of Rhino, and Dick Tracy Mail to: Manana such as a Molly Hatchet frisbee), artist Rick Fletcher. Rory Metcalf c/o WSU Daily Guardian E. several bios, a Clash poster, a The rules are simple: just Charlie Danields Band Dayton. Ohio 45435 yellow vinvl Devotees suit, and match up the song lyrics with the The South's Gonna Do It New Riders of the Purple Sage High Rollers Go To it! 21. "Turn up the Eagles No Elvis in the alley F. 1. "John and Yoko farming beef The neighbors are listening" There's nobody there" Cheap Trick CC. Surrender Raising protein quota" 22. "The King and I. we got so Private Lightning 2. "I hope Neil Young will much in common 35. "I love their Mr. Blue Skies G. Bright City Cimarron remember We both shcot up our Almost my favorite is Turn Io Rings A Southern man don't need televisions" Stone DD. him around, anyhow" 23. "Eight-track playing Brucie And how 'bout Telephone Line? H. Gilda Radner/Candy Slice Springsteen" 1 love that ELO" The Clash Gimme Mick Clash City Rockers 3. "Elvin Bishop sittin' on a bale 24. "Got a ticket for the Bay City of hay Rollers 36. "1 was in love with the I. EE. He ain'l good looking, but he And everything will be dynamite Beatles Tim Curry The Ramunes sure can play" When F.ric strums his Stmt at 1 was in love with the Stones (no I Do the Rock Do You Remember Rock 'AT 4. "Frank Zappa and the the satisfaction!) J. Roll Radio? Mothers had the best place Roller show tonight" The Damned around" 25. "Glenn Miller is missing 1 was in love with Bobby Dylan Idiot Box FF. 5. "The King is gone, but he's At the Palais de Dance" Because I'm in love with rock K. The Ramones not forgotten 26. "And your car's leaving and roll" Deep Purple The Return of Jackie and Judy This is the story of Johnny tracks Smoke on the Water Rotten" Like charts of Guy Lombardo's 37. "Tom Verlaine, you may be I. GG. t. "The radio is playing some sas" A.-t Ian Dury A The Blockheads Bruce Springsteen forgotten song 27. "Jack was noddin' out and But you're sure not rock and Reasons to Be Cheerful Part 3 Thunder Road Brenda Lee coming on strong" dreamin' he was in a bar roll" M. 7. "McGuins and McGuire With Charlie Parker on the Wildman Fischer HH. Just a-gcttin' higher in LA bandstand and not a 38. "They both came up to New My Nam* Is Larry [RepriseJ Steely Dan Worry in the world" You know where that's at" York n. Everything You DU 8. "My brother's back at home 28. "I smashed it in the classix Kim Fowlet With his Beatles and his style Just to see The Raroones Waiting Around for the Next n. Stone*" As Petet Townahend might" Oh yeah" Tens Years Steely Daa 9. "Johnny was a schoolboy 29. "Got James Taylor on the O. Parker's Band w hen he heard his first Beatles stereo" 3?. "h'i Parker's band with a Generation X song 30 "Some of Buddy Holly, the smooth style of syncopation''' Ready Study Go JJ. Love Me Do, I think it was. and working folly P. Steely Dae from there it didn't take him Good golly Miss Molly and 40. "The Beach Boys didn't get Golden Earring Show Mix Kids long" brats" me but Fats Domino did" R'idar Love 10. "Don't try to describe a Kiss 31. "Jist lifce the Who do Q. KK. concert One See Me FerlMtt. Touchy*, 41. "And the big girl with the Reggie Knighton Tom obinson Band If you haven't seen it" neai me- sweatshirt on Tke King end I Gary Cortina 11. "What's that man moving Listen, Pete Townshend, Saying how she loves Pink R. across the stage? listen!" Floyd..." The Little Ladies (Rula Len- LL. It looks a lot like t'le one used by 32. "You come here to sing ska. Charlotte Coni.«ell. Julie Tonio K. Jimmy Page" You come here to be big like 42. "Rollin' numbers, rock and Covington HATRED Glenn Miller Is Missing 12. "Sweet. Home alabama Bing Crosby. Stills, Nash & rolling Play that dead band's song" Young" Got my Kiss records oui" S. MM. 13. "Roy Orbinson singing for Nils Lofgren Loudon Wainwright HI the lonely" 33. "I asked Boby Dylan, I asked 43. "Will you remember Jerry Keith Don't Go The Red Guitar 14. "Oh yes 1 wish 1 was as the Beatles Lee, John Lennon, T. mellow 1 asked Timothy Leary but he T. Rex and 01' Moultv?" Nick Lowe NN. As for instance Jackson couldn't help me either" Rollers Show Tom Waite Browne" 44. "We miss our father Jimi U. Jack A Nee! 15. "Buddy Holly was sining his 34. "There's no savior on the It's hard to breathe with that loss Lynard Skinner very last song" sidewalk But I've still got you brother Sweet Home. Alabama 00. 16. "We played Macon. Georgia No Beatles in the air Don't nail yourself to a cross" V. The Who with Lvnvrd Syknyrd" The Mamas & The Papas The Seeker 17. "They got the Steely Dan Creeque Alley t-ibirt" W. PP. 18. "Old Richard Betts will tell Meat Loaf Wings ya Lord, he was born a Ramblin BOOK STORE SALE Hot Patooti/ Whatever Hap- Rock Show M»n" pened to Saturday Night 19. "Come on and show me My X. 00. say the bells of Old Bowie GIFTS AND Neil Young When 1 am fitter say the bells of Molly Katchet My My. Bey Hey. [Out of the Gary Glitter" Gator Country Blue 1 20. "You, Mick Jagge., actually STATIONARY PLUS MORE! Y. continued to perform at a concert Katy Moffatt RR where someone got knifed and Another Magic Monitor in Warren Zevon tilled in the Sixties" Show Biz Play It AB Night long April It, 19M DAILY GUARDIAN 7 No, it is not just a boy-meets-horse tail By DEAN LEONARD The men behind the artistry are imagitt's pictures." But with The brilliant, difficult scene, the Black their island idyll and returned to totthM Writer relative newcomen. Director Black Stallion. Ballard has done (as Alec calls him) kills a civilisation, in this case a small Yea, The Black Stallion it rated Carroll Ballard, a graduate of just that. venomous cobra that is staring town in New York. (We're in the "G", and yei, h't toother UCLA film school, had made The nost entrancing sequences the just-awakened boy in the face. mid-1940s, and the period details boy-tad-hit-bone ttory. some successful short subjects in take ,4ace on * desert island AND THE SEQUENCE in are terrific.) Wild hones, indeed, couldn't the latter '60s, but The Black where U-yesr-old Alec Ramsey which Alec first rides the stallion drag most people to tee thii tort Stallion marks the <2-ye*r-old (played with unaffected charm is downright peotic. Ballard be- Alec, a hero among his class- of thing - though h't the tort of filmmaker's feature debut. The .ind simplicity by non-profes- gins by shooting underwater: we mates, meets a winsome old man thing that wild parent! might same goes for the cinemato- sional Kelly Reno) winds up after see Alec's two submerged little (Mickey Rtoncy) who happens to drag their kiddies to on a rainy graph er. Caleb Deschuel (a surviving a turbulent stonn and legs, followed by the home's four be a retired champion jockey. He Sunday afternoon. graduate of I'SO, J-ho forked shipwreck off the African coast. hoofed ones. Boy and none wade also hippens to become, as you BUT HOLD ON. Put your with Ballar.1 on one of his shorts. DURING THE STORM - stun- in the water for awhile, until might guess. Alee and the Black's prejudices to pasture. The Black BAIXAID'S FILM, under the ningly staged by BaUard - Alec suddenly the boy's legs disap- trainer. Nominated for a Support- Stallion isn't a film to be dragged aegis of Francis Ford Coppola's frees a wild Arabian stallion from pear. ing Actor Oscar. Rooney plays the to - h't a film to rush off to. I'd production company, American its stall. The horse leaps over- In the next shot, we discover old guy with just the right amount even label h a movie "for all Zoetrope, is rife with imagery board (in one of the film's the youth atop the horse's back, of relish, and just the right ages" • if only thit term didn't that truly warrants the word breathtaking shots) and in the barreling out of the water onto the amount of restraint. letve such a treacly aftertaste. "breathtaking" (one of the more confusion, Alec falls over the beach. Nice. Suffice it to note, then, that The abused superlative* in a critic's side. Tne boy saves himself from But there's one fieeting tableau He dominated the second half Black Stallion (based on the first repertoire). drowning by taking hold of the that has really stuck in my mind. of The Black Stallion, which of the Walter Farley series of A recent New West magazine ropes attached to the stallion. It's a deep-focus shot in which a pretty much makes way for the horse books) is for anyone with a piece quotes Ballard: "If I'm Both make it to shore - the bronze statuette of Bucephalus Big Race, with Alec and his steed remote interest in or respect for strongest at anything in terms of ship's sole survivors. (Alexander the Great's horse) - verus two of the world's fastest the cinema. The film's ravishing, film, it's picture. Image is the The slowly developing friend- which Alec's father had given his champs. It's exciting stuff. majestic visutl style will elate most important thing to me...It's ship between Alec and the animal son the evening of the storm - sits you. extremely difficult to£«y to make is splendidly observed. In one in the foreground, as the Black canters along the beach in the AS IS THE entire film. Forget background. To me. that image about the "G" rating. 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No Chaa- Font may b« obtained at the Bed ada win be accepted ovet Classifieds Guardian ofllcr, 046 Uil- the phone. for sale wanted FOR SALE: 4 paperbacks for LOOKING FOR A roommate ROOMMATE Wanted: For able at the Hollow Tree for FOR SALE: Besvercreek $1.00 presale.4-2 Township - Spacious ranch on PLS 113. Very good coniieion. attendant for Fall quartet Spring quarter. 3 bdrm apart- wooded 1 acre lol. 3 bdrm., 2 All 4 for $10.00. or sell Would like to know at least by ment in Mapleview Apts., only l/2bath. family and activity separate. Call Trent 885-5527. August 20th, 1980. For contact two miles from WSU. $85 a WANT A CHANGE? rooms, 2 WBFP. 4-car garage ph. 879-7642. Address - 132 month plus 1/3 of utilities. If you feci that Congress is and other extras. Village Green W. Dayton-Yellow Springs Rd. Male non-smoker preferred. throwing cway your hard- Realtors. Come Rock and Roll with Apt. 4. Mr. Clarence D. Call 879-3831 or leave note in earned dollars and helping William H. Grimes: 435-9090, ILLUSION "Live Band" on Clemuns. Would like contact mailbox B-218. as soon as create inflation, then why not 434-1738. Friday. April 11 in the U.C. to begin immediately. possible. do something about it? Cafeteria from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Volunteers arc needed in I HAVE a limited number of Ice cold beer. Presale tickets WANTED: fastpitch Softball FEMALE Roommate needed almost all areas to do: mailing, rare Bl1 1955-5 cents for 55 $1.00 at the Hollow Tree in the players for WSU club-no to share Bcavercreek home, 5 addressing letters, phone-call- cents each, starter sets for the U.C. lobby Mon. April 7 - experience necessary. Contact min. from WSU and WPAFB. ing and contacting voters in 1st. book (1909-40) which Friday. April 11 from 10 a.m. Dan Ouinn at 274-5569 or $140 and utilities. Call 429- their immediate area. If you includc 10 different coins for to 2 p.m. $1.50 at the door. Allyn Mailbox H 122, or Ken 9928.4-2 arc interested in working for $2.50. Also Buffalo 5 cent. Knight, PE dept. Practice 10 Al Sealy-Rcpublican for Con- Send 25 cents for price list to ROOMMATE WANTED - fe- a.m. Saturdays WSU field #2.. male to share 2 bedroom gress. contact Alan Wein- Wil Mayne P.O. Box 205 WHIPPET SALE $3.90 a box, berger at 275-9153 or Glen ROOMMATE WANTED to townhouse by same. Near Fairborn, Oh. 45324. 3-28 as low as $2.90 each. Whippet Jula at 873-2088 for more share a large. 2-bedroom WSU $125.00. Includes utili- Specialists are at The Head- information. quarters. 129 S. Main. New house in Yellow Springs. Rent ties. See Bob of Guardian for PANASONIC STEREO 8 track Carlisle. 845-9357. Open every is 130/mo. plus utilities. On info. 3-25 player/recorder deck model dav. bus line. Call x2550 before EARN while you learn. If WANTED: Ride or rider RS808. twin ievel meters, 5:00. 3-25 your typing skills ere at least wanted - Miamisburg area to lockable pause controlled pro- 60 wpm; We need you. S/h or gram indicator, locking fast- ANNUAL full time C parking ROOMMATE Wanted:Male WSU. 866-6790 evenings. sticker for sale. $6.00 call or female to move in in April. dictaphone desired. Many forward. digital time counter, NEED EXTRA: cash! Local assignments, flexible hours, LN, retails for $115, will sell 426-9231. 3-27 To live at Bonnie Villa Apts. Call at night 429-0093. niteclub now hiring waitresses no fees. Call 224-0600 and ask for S85. 294-4564 or Box and floor hellp: experience for Camile. SMALL HANDMADE Mex- U202 4-9 WANTED: Opel GT service necessary, mostly weekends: ican guitar. Gilb, beautiful manual. '73 preferred. Top call Duane 252-2252 or Days CANOEING is an excellent sound, $75.00 - Call 382-4903 FOR SALE: 68 Chevy Belair dollar paid if in good condi- 429-9289.4-2 way for a group, organization after 4pm or leave note in station wagon - good running, tion. Call Dave 898-9848. or just two people to get closer B-124. together and have a good time. good engine. AM radio, de- WANTED: someone to play For information about canoe- cent recaps. $125 or best offer. CAR PARTS: for sale, many tennis with in afternoons or ing contact Jay through mail- Must sell...call 252-0057. new. 71 Chevy Malibu. Call evenings call 879-3268. ask for box B-103. BOOKS for Sale: McDonald. 429-2584. lost Andy.4-2 The Language of Argument DATA ENTRY positions TYPING- IBM correcting se- (1975) WANTED: someone from available for experienced op- lectric. Pica/elite type. Term LOST: Set of car keys - 6 Liebert & Speigler, Person- Springfield or Enon to carpool papers, resumes, tbetis. 5 keys with leather circle tab. If erators. 1st and 2nd shift; long ality Strategies Issues with spring quarter. My hours or short term. Call 224-0600 minutes from WSU. Call 878- found, leave in Mailbox B24. (1978) are 9-3 Monday thru Friday. 0212 after 6. 4-9 and ask for Lynne. Christcnton. Challenge & De- LOST: a coral Ttone from ring Please leave name and num- I WOULD like to nave help cision Political Issues (1976) FOR SALE: Int'l Scout. 304- setting, lost around faculty ber in B 153.4-2 in filling out my income tax Sargent, Contemporary Politi- V8; 4-whccl drive; radial tire;.; dining room, bookstore or forms. I live in Hamilton Hall cal Ideologies (1978) good condition. 52000. 1-884- tunnels. Small reward effer. room 338. my phone # is Swokowski, Calculus with An- WANTED: Social butterflies to 7471 or 1-884-5176.2-6 Grea! sentimental vaice. Call 879-7308. I will pay for gas if alytic Geometry (1975) emerge from your cocoons and 2425 ask for Cathlee.4-2 you live off campus. I can be Price negotiable, call 278- fraternize with younger pupa and adult forms Friday April home any time after 8:00pm 7601, ask for Gary, or leave FOR SALE: 3 pair of men's 11. 9-1 in UC Cafe. Within weekends. note in H300. pants. I pair gray dress pants your new found niche flutter W32 long, complete with belt. FOR SALE: black mare. 15 personals your wings to the sound of hands, 14 yrs. old, excellent I pair black dress pants W32 OPENINGS available now long 1 pair wrangler jeans, 32 "ILLUSION" and fill your for experienced Accounting trail horse very easy going. abdominal cavities with brew- I 34. All three pairs have Personnel. Flexible hours. Call 5350.00 (Will consider leasing) ed inebriants. Tickets avail- good home a must call 278- never been worn. Call Dave at SKI CLUB is alive and well. 224-0600 and ask for Krista. 2532 or H 589.3-27 879-1826. Reasonably priced All members are requested to SELLING coins to raise money come to Jimbos's House of for tuition and books. Have Draft Thurs. April 17 at 9:30 limited supply of rare 1955-5 p.m. after officer election. We for rent need your voteM-2 PARTY WITH ILLUaON - TO THE Brothers of Phi cents for 55 cents each, also "Live Band" Friday. April 11 Kappa Tau the sisters of PHI Buffalo 5 cents and more, send at the U.C. Cafeteria 9 p.m. - 1 Mu want to express our thanks 25 cents fc price lis! to: ROOM FOR RENT. 3 bdrm DEAR BILL. "You have the a.m. Ice cold BEER Tickets: for a fantastic party. You William F. Mayne. P.O Box townhousc. Mapleview Apart- sexiest legs 1 have ever seen!"' presale $1.00 at the Hollow helped make our Easter week- 205 Fairborn.Ohio 45324.4-2 ments. $247/month plus Trre-$1.50 at the door. 4-9 end a hopping good time. 1979 TOYOTA Corolla deluxe utilities, slit three ways. Male IF YOU iove the outdoors and DONNA Mullins. you have liftback, 5 speed, A/'C, am.fm non-smoker prefjrred. Call like to canoe then I can help nice legs and you look good in cassette. 5 yr., 50.000 mile 879-1880 or 277-1984. you ~«it, with information a bathing suit. Hope to you warranty, great gas mileage. - about where to go in the many more times! HA HA! HAVE YOU ever thought must sell - $5100. «II 898-1237 Bcavercreek Town '.iip-Spa- tri-state area. Just leave a not 'Good luck this quarter. Greg about joining a sorority? If so. or 898-4223 or Mfcilboi F cious ranch on wooded 1 acre in Allvn Hall Mailbox B Sills. the sisters of Zeta Lou Alpha 121.4-2 lot. 3 Bdrm. 2 1/2 bath, family 103.4-2 TO THE BROTHERS of Sigma would like to invite you to and activity rooms, 2 WBFP, 4 Phi Eplison. Thank you for attend our first Spring rush BARFLYS the lost sheep has 1974 VOLKWAGEN pass car garage and other extras. making us a part of you. party. Meet at 7:00 p.m. in the returned, see you in the wagon ex. cond. $2850 call Village Green Realtors. Love, Upper Hearth Lounge of U.C. rounds "BOOMER".4-2 845 1830 before 7 p.m or leave William H. Grimes: 435-9090. Your Goldenhearts Be prepared to have a good message in Millett Bos E 661 434-1738. 4-9 time! See you there! 9 DAILY GCAKDUN April 10, 1M0 New* abort] in a pdbSr vfguuiauoM- — • - at I.. -. OccaetonaHy, Hnln offered by The Daily paid anaoann mU may be Guardian lo • For farther Information or rabmbaioa of Newt Sfcorta, New. Short* shoeld be contact Bob Myp», New* lype^, doable-*paced an- editor, at The Daily Gwdian, News Shorts nuctaeiU W blmtl la Ike M* rjc H extrnaiou 2505. University tun—My. The Daily Guardian I AIM, New Skera are pri- the right lo edit fee style marily for the oae of an-pnft space consideration*. TODAY Malk Help Religion of the United States." Ralph Nader Speaks for Ontario. Canada on Thurs- The Department of Mathe- Dr. Catherine L. Albanese University Center Board will day afternoon. June 19 and matics provides Math Help for present Ralph Nader on April return on Sunday. June 22. students in MTH 102. 127, May 6. 1980 15. He will speak on "Energy The approximate cost of the Wocfcy Bletr Speaks 130. 131. 132, 133. 158. 224, "Is Meditation Religicas" and the Consumer. The rvenl trip-including transportation, 225 and 231. The hours for Dr. Willis M. Stoevi Rocky Bleir of the 1980 will be held ir the main gyrr lodging and theatre tickets- Spring Quarter are 9-3 Mon- Superbowl Champion Pitts- of the P.E. Building at "*:3< will be $95 per person. A $40 day through Friday and 6-9 May 20. 1980 burgh Steelers will speak on p.m. Admission is free. deposit is required by April 11. "The Arena of Success" April p.m. Monday through Thurs- "The conventions of Class- A maximum number of 20 10. The event will be held in day in 486 Fawcett Hall. ical Biography and the Writing participants will be signed up Help is provided for MTH of Luke-Acts" the main gym of the P.E. Gradaalf Scholarship with additional names placed Building at 8:00 p.m. Admis- 164 and 265 Monday 2-3, Dr. David L. Barr on a wailing list. Tuesday 2-3, Wednesday 1-2 Applications for Wright sion is S3.SO with group rates Slate University Graduate those interested in the trip and Thursday 10-11 >\nd 2-3 in available. Two Career Workshop* only should call Mrs Snyder at 486 Fawcett Hall. Scholarships are now being Analyzing Your Skills. April accepted in The Office of the branch campus al 419/586- 14 2-4 p.m. will be offered in Financial Aid. Graduate Schol- 3458. Those interested in the Career Planning & Place- arships are available to both taking a credit course as well Career Phaakg II Placement Rehabilitation Gub. The men! Office. 126 Student full-time and part-time stu- as the trip should call Karen A new workshop series on next Rehab club meeting will Services. Learn how to identify dents. Part-time students (en- Jons. WOBC Registrar, al the "Decision-Making" is begin- be held Thursday April 10 in your functional skills and rolled for at least three grad- same number. ning April 2 and will continue 151 Millett from 2-3 p.m. May relate them to: uate hours per quarter) mty on April 9 and aprtl lb. Dare helpers please be at this 1. career planning apply for awards of $350 per The wo'kshop will present meeting. Refreshments will be evaluation of job titles year. Full-time students (en- FOREIGN FILM SERIES information on the steps of served. 3. resume writing rolled for at least nine grad- decision-making particularly What Careers Do You Want uate hours per quarter) may The Wright State University as they relate to career deci- lo Find Out About? at Career apply for scholarships ranging Artist Scries, in conjunction sions. Students and alumni Planning and Placement Of- up to SI200 per academic year. with the University Center will learn about various styles SKI CLUB MEETINGS fice. 126 Student Services Students must have achiev- Board, will present a special of decision-making and relate April 21 10-11 a.m. ed at least a .1.4 undergraduate foreign film series this spring. them to their own situation. Attention: The regularly Learn effective ways to or graduate cumulative aver- All films arc open lo the public New ideas on overcoming scheduled Ski Club meeting locale information on careers age to apply. Students who and will be shown in room 112. obstacles will be covered. will not be held on Thursday of interest using Career Re- will receive graduate or re- Oelman Hall, on the WSU The workshop, a 3-part April 3. However, the meeting source Center. Avoid the 4 search assistanlships/fellow- main campus. "Every Man scries, is open to all students Thurs. Aprii 10 will be held in common mistakes of informa- ships will not IK- eligible to for Himself and God Against and alumni. Those who want room 043 UC at 9:30 p.m. The tion gathering. Learn about receive scholarships. Students All" will be shown at 7p.m. tn participate should plan to meeting Thurs. April 17 will informational interviewing must be enrolled in a master's and 9p.m. on Friday. April 18. be held at Jimbo's House of attend all three sessions For with contact persons. degree-seeking program of and at 8p.m. on Sunday. April further information, call Ruth Draft at the corner of Burk- These workshops arc open study. Applications are avail- 20. "The Tall Blond Man with Lapp, extension 2S56. hardt and Spinning. April 17 to students and alumni. Nc able in 129 Student Services. One Black Shoe" follows on Other workshops being of- >s election night for next year's pre-rcgistration is necessary. The deadline date for return- Friday. May 2. at 7p.m. and officers •• Come and be fered are: ing completed applications is 9p.m. and again Sunday. May counted. "Whal Careers Do You April 15. 1980. •4. at 8p.m. Wanl lo Find Oul Aboul?" "Bread and Chocolate" is April 9 10-11 a.m. Student Elecilor.s Shakespeare Festival scheduled for Friday. May 16. Learn effective ways to The 1980-1981 Student The annual WOBC summer at "p.m. and 9p.m. for Sun- locate information on careers government Elections will te pilgramage to the Stratford IMPORTANT FINANCIAL day. May 18, at 8p.m. of interest using our Career held: May 5 (Mon), Ma; 6 Shakespeare Festival will take "Cousin. Cousinc" winds up AID MEETINGS Resource Center. Aviod the (Tues). May 7 (Wed), and place on June 19 through June the series on Friday. May 30. four common mistakes of ZMay 8 (Thurs night). The Office of Financial Aid 22 this year. The trip to see at 7^.111. anil 9p.m. and agair information gaihering. Learn The positions available arc: Shakespeare's Twelfth Night on Monday. June 2. at 8p.m. has scheduled four campus about informational interviews Chairer (at-large); representa- meetings for all students who and D.L. Cofc'jrn's Gin Came AH of the films in (he series with contact persons. tives from Business. Educa- is open lo both students and were released between 197679 are interested in applying for tion, Liberal Arts, Medical the general public. and are subtitled. Tickets for financial assistance for the School. Graduate Studies, and The group will depart the each film will cost $1 at the 1980-81 academic year and Scienc-' and Engineering; also Western Ohio Branch Campus door, or all five films lor $4. who did not attend a similar COMING UP available are five Media Com- session during the winter mittee student seats. quarter. The topics will be Piease VOTE, we need your Spring Check Signing discussed at each session, and Phi Eta Taa Meeting support. P.S. Poll worker Last Name Starting With all students are cncouraged to Members are encouraged to positions are available. P.S.S Date attend one of the meetings. attend for discussion of the also students without on cam- Monday April 14 A-E (8:30 am — 4:30 pm) Dates/Times/ Locations future of the organization. pus amilboies may vote ab- Tuesday April 15 F-K (8:30 am — 4:30 pm) Tuesday, April 8, 2pm - sentee. Wednesday April 16 L-R (8:30 am — 4:30 pm) Fawcett Hall, room 106 SPRING COLLOQUIUM Thursday April 17 OPEN (5 .;0 pm — 7:00 pm) Wednesday, April 9, 1pm • The Religion Department Friday April 18 S-Z (8:30 am — 4:30 pm) Oelman Hall, room I2S will present a series of three PREMEDICAL SOCIETY OPEN (5:30 pm — 7:00 pm) Thursday. April 10, 10am • Colloquim during the 1980 OPEN (8:30 am — 4:30 pm) Univ. Center, room 1SS-C Spring quarter. Members of All persons interested in Friday, April 11, 10am • the Department will present careers in medicine or related You must come to the 1980 will result in your regi- Millett Hall, room 118 papers on their most recent fields and wishing to partici- Cashier Windows on your stration being cancelled due to research and publication pro- pate in a Premedical Society assigned day or during the non-payment ol fees. TOPICS jects. Each colloquium *U1 should contact the following OPEN hours. Your completion Students who have not used Types of Financial Assistance take place on a Tuesday persons: Jeff Shutte, phone: of this process on your as- their entire Financial Aid Available afternoon from 3:30-5:30 p.ir.. 322-2334, mailbox#: B645 ; signed By DEAN LEONARD the incredibly credible kid of support to The Seduction of Joe think Hoffman has it. I have no Guardian Entertainment Writer Kramer, could very well charm Tynan and Manhattan. Streep. I personal preferences, however. the voters into handing him the think, deserves the Oscar, though As Oscar night draws nigh, it's victory. Duvall has been such- I must admit there's a small pait time for us movie freaks to acclaimed for his portrait of a of me rooting for Bergen, an BEST ACTRESS. The nomi- indulge in some anticipatory crazed Air Calvary offiet-r with a underrated actress whose would nees are: Jill Clayburgh, Start- sooth-saying. peachant for surfing — his •be seduction scene with Burt ing Over; Sally Field. Norma Roe: Which performers — or pic- chances, tot), are good. We can, Reynolds was one of last year's Jane Fonda. China Syndrome: Marsha Mason. Chapter Two: tures — will walk away with the however, rule out Frederic For- comic highlights. Best Picture. The nominees 52nd batch of gold statuettes rest. who's definitely the dark- and Bctte Midler. The Rose. are: All That Jazz; Apocalypse Field's affecting protrait of a come Monday night? ! dunno. But horse. I guess I predict that the Now; Breaking Away. Kramer vs. Southern textile worker copped hell, there was never any harm in award will go to Melvyn Douglas Best Actor. The nominees are: Kramer, and Norma Rae. Why guesswork. So here are my who, at 79, carries perhaps the Dustin Hoffman. Kramer. Jack the Best Actress prize at last isn't Woody Allen's Manhattan year's Cannes film festival. 1 guesses — "educated" or other- most sentimental weight. He's Lcmmon, The China Syndrome: included here? Oh. well I guess think it'll do the same at wise — along with some personal also my personal choice. He made Al Pacino, ...And Justice for AH; it's too late to gripe about that. If Roy Scheider, AH That Jazz; AND Monday's Oscar ceremony. Why? commcntarv: the dying billionaire's total belief I had my way. All That Jazz would Peter Sellers. Being There. It Because Fonda won last year for in Chance the Gardener touching, get the prize — it's one of the Coming Home; Mason isn't c and, especially, believable. looks like Hoffman's in for a win. most inventive, exhilarating films big enough star to win; Midler is BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR. Lemmon received an Oscar in this I've ever sten. But I think The nominee* are: Melvyn Doug- category too recently — in 1973. a newcomer, and Qayburgh's Kramer will wind up the winuer Best Supporting Actress: The for Save the Tiger. And the other role in Starting Over isn't heavy las, Being There; Mickey Rooney, — which is certainly nothing to The Black Stallion: Justin Henry, nominees are: Jane Alexandet. three nominees, all of whom — enough. I suppose I prefer Field, cry about. It's a superbly crafted, Kramer; Barbara Barrie, Break- like Hoffman — have never won too. since this fine actress has Kramer vs. Kramer: Frederic deeply moving work. Forrest. The Rose; and Robert ing Away; Candice Bergen, Start- before have special handicaps. been struggling so long to shake Duvall. Apocafype Now. This is a ing Over: Mariel Hemingway, Pacino has been nominated for an off her Gidget-FIying Nun image. toughic. Rooney is an old pro Manhattan; and Meryl Streep, excellent performance in »r. Finally she has. who's just returned to the lime- Kramer. No contest here. I can't unfortunately, very bad movie. Best Director. The nominees Well, folks, there are ray light as the star of Broadway's imagine Streep not getting the Scheider's been recognized for are: Robert Benton. Kramer; Bob predictions, for what little they're Sugar Babies; the Academy may award. She's hot. She has already his work in what is essentially a Fosse. All That Jazz; Francis worth. We won't, of course, really figure that now is a good time to grabbed every other conceivable director's picture. And Sellers got Ford Coppola, Apocalypse Now; know what we've been dying to honor him — not only for Stallion. prize for her performance, and a nod for his achievement in a Piter Yates, Breaking Away; and know till Monday night when we but for his many contributions in this past year, in addition to comedy — and comedies don't Fdouardo Melinaro. La Cage aux hear over our sets, "And the a long, long career. Justin Henrv. Kramer, she supplied memorable fare too well with the academv. I Folles. If there's a Kramer vs. winner is..." House considers expanded Kopechne mother auto inspections favors Kennedy COLUMBUS UPI - A parade of Braxton Tewart. executive di- assuming 15,000 miles are driven SWIFTWATER, Pa. UPI - SHE SAID THKT was no witnesses told an Ohio House rector of the Ohio Lung Associa- Gwendolyn Kopechne, the romance between her daughter Nick Basso of the Ohio Depart- Committee Wednesday a state- tion, told the committee that mother of the woman killed in and the senator, while indicating ment of Transportation, said Ohio wide inspection network for motor Ohioans spend $8 billion a year on Sen. Edward Kennedy's auto at she neither holds Kennedy re- stands to lose 1600 million in vehicle exhaust systems is need- health care. Chappaquiddick island almost 11 sponsible for tiie death of her federal highway funds if the auto ed to bring Ohio into compliance "THIS IS GOING to have years ago. says she is leaning daughter, Mary Jo, nor any with federal air standards and measurable results in reducing emission standards are not met. toward voting for Kennedy in the wrongdoing surrounding the ac- preserve federal highway funds. those costs," said Tewari. Pennsylvania primary April 22. cident. The witnesses testified on a bill "WE WOULD hate to be But some committee members "They were a close bunch up requiring the Ohio Environmental threatened with the loss of this remained unconvinced that with a Mrs. Kopechne. expressing a there," she said. "I know what Protection Agency to study the money." said Basso. $7 annual vehicle inspection purely political opinion and after people were taying. but there was inspection programs of other Plans call for a pilot program in chargc, plus required mainte- ruling out other candidates in the nothing immoral going on." states, report back to the legi- Cleveland or Youngstown. where nance, the benefits would out- 19*0 presidential ra« as "too The Kooechnes have lived la slature and draw up rules for an conditions are worst. Cincinnati weigh the costs. conservative." »»io "Yea. I guess their large home in the decluded, Ohio program by the end of 1982. already has its own inspection "I'm speaking for the people of you could say I'm leaning toward heavily wooded Laurel Hills ''AUTOMOBILE AIR pollution program. Ohio when 1 say they don't want Kennedy." Estctes the past five yean. accounts for 90 percent of the this and they can't afford it," said carbon monoxide and nearly SO Rep. Harry C. Malott, D-Mt. percent of the hydrocarbons in Orab. Woman's hand and arm reunited many urban areas," said Rex N. "WE CANNOT afford air pol Sprague, Assistant Director of lution." responded Tewart. DALLAS 'JPI - Baylor Medical when it was cut just above the today. the Ohio EPA In testimony before Ro&er Tackett. Clark County Center doctors today completed a wrist in a ftrjk accident. the House Highways and High- commissioner and a member of 13'/i-hour operation that reattac- IT WILL TAKE about 72 hours way Safety Committee. the Miami Valley Regional Plan- hed the left hand of a North Texas Miss Legg, a 21-year-old jour- to determine if the body will ning Commission, told the com- State University student. nalism major from Longview, accept the reattached hand and "Many of the committee mem- mittee average costs in Oregon, Thr band had been virtually Texas, was in satisfactory condi- several weeks to determine if full bers have heard of carbon mono- which bas inspection and mainte- amputated ir. an accident with a tion today. use will be restored. xide and hydrocarbon emissions nance. range from SIS to S2S a band saw in art class. reductions of 20 to 30 percent in year, with 74 percent of repairs A HOSPITAL spokeswoman A team doctors began existing inspection and main- 'All the major structures were costing $10 or less. said the accident Tuesday left working on the hand about 4 p.m. severed in the accident and tenance programs. Also we know Tackett said the cost of owning Christie Legg s hand with "a Tuesday and announced ii had that a more efficient and cleaner during the sugery all major and operating a new car in Ohio, little piece of skin holding it on" been reattached about 5:30 a.m. structures were rejoined and her running vehicle saves fuel." by comparison, is S2.685 a year. blood supply was reestablished," the spokeswoman said. Make a March orf Dimes Vagi "We're cautiously optimistic at c!p this point but the surgery went well," said Dot Legg, the wo- man's mother. "Her attitude is ^UPEHVIALIC great." YOUR SUPER EFFORT TO PREVENT "THE WAY THEY handled it BIRTH DEFECTS in Denton site of North Texas WEVE GOT A tfHOtf STORE FULL State when the accident happen- TM^SPACfCONi»W«l»riDB* »M* ed was just super and the doctors have done r. line job here." 11 DAILY OT AMMAN Apfl W, 1M0 lllA&YOOAMAHAf* *,#) Women's softball team opens season... sort of on. 1 was pleased, though, By CHUCK ARBAUCH and the second game, were called because I felt we were mentally T|ini —itii off, and head coach Pat Davis alert out there. It just helps to get wasn't really in tears. your feet wet. even if it literally The Wright State women's •IHEY WERE ahead, 3-0, ao I meant getting your feet wet." •ofttwH teas Dully opened their didn't mind it too much," laugh- 1900 HUM. However, they ed Davis. "The game win not didn't exactly open it In the count on our record, and we'll try Sports THE WSU women's Softball fashion they would have liked So. to reschedule the doubieheeder team meets the University of A scheduled double header on sometime in the near future." Dayton, weather permitting, in a Tuesday wkh Ohio University Davis is understandably a bit twinbill on Thursday in Dayton. dida't exactly take place. What disappointed by the many cancel- was pitching a good game, and Davis. 0» Saturday, the Raiders meet did take place _waa about three lations this seaaou, but she was everyone was playing well de- She added. "The playing con- Akron here in a pair of ball Innings of play/ Ohio U. waa nonetheless happy with her fensively. We needed to get some ditions weren't very good. The games. leading, 3-0. in the top of the team's effort in the three innings playing experience on our field wind was blowing the ball over fourth inniag when a massive rain of piay. "I thought we were under our belts, even if it was the place, and then, when it did shower hit the Held. The gaae, playing just fine. Chris Snyder only three innings of play," said start raining, we really got poured Women's athletics facing common foe Sy CHUCK AUAUGH in which Griffith is forced to work last season, Katie McDermott. women's tennis teams, Akron and really well, and I think we're in GaanHaa Sparts Writer a lot of newcomers into the Rounding out the top six single Wright State. Our team will meet better physical shape than we system "We have ten individuals single positions are freshman Akron later in the season in a were last season. I expect im- For both the Wright State on this team, and only three of Diane Wilson in the number four playoff match. 1 really don't know provement as the season goes women's softball team and the them are returnees from *ast spot, sophomore Sandy Grinvalds what's going to happen, because along, be we'll have to play hard WSU women's tennis team, the season. I'm still in the process of in the number five position, and none of the teams that we will be to hang in there." toughest opponent to date has finding out who plays the best in the number six single position, facing are exactly pushovers." been an unbeatable foe: rairv where, and I've been doing a lot freshman Amy Scbowalter. weather. of shifting around in trying to THE WOMEN'S tennis sched- The next outing for the wom- The women's tennis team most determine who my top doubles ule this season is certainly a Although the rainy weather en's tennis team will be with recently had their scheduled April teams are," Griffith said. well-balanced one. "We'll be conditions has slowed down Shir- 8th match with Miami cancelled Co-captains Jody Flommersfeld playing a mixtuie of Division I, ley Griffith's efforts, she is still Otterbein in an away match on due to poor weather. "We've had and Rachel Pequignot are the Division II. and Division 111 confident that her team will get Thursdey. April 10. Wright State two rainouts already. It's really a team leaders of this young squad. schools. Among the top teams tougher and tougher as the is scheduled to meet Division II shame because our team has been Flommersfeld will be playing we'll be competing against are season progresses. "Three wom- working hard and is making number one singles, while Pe- Bowling Green. Miami. Ohio en from Wright State got to the for Akron on Saturday in a match excellent progress," said head quignot will not be playing University, and Cincinnati." said semi finals last year, but I think that will be played at Akron. coach Shirley Griffith. number two. The number three Griffith. that this team is a little more COACH GHFVTTH'S dub is singles spot will be occupied by She added, "There art only organized. 1-1 in this young season, a season the other seasoned player from two Division II schools who have THE GIRLS are coming along Baseball accompanies walker on March of Dimes hike By RICK VAN SANT grinned. "I'm ready to do it again March of Dimes. Day after day, in 30 or 40 mile play soccer Sunday." CINCINNATI UPJ— His shoes tomorrow. As Babbage spoke, he BABHAGE BEGAN his walk chunks, he covered the 430 miles THE HEELS of Babbage's blue were worn thin. was walking across the Clay two weeks ago in St Louis, where between St. Louis and Cincinnati. runn'ng shoes were nearly worn The baseball he was carrying Wade BaUey bridge, over the the Rawlings Co. manufactures "I feel great and my feet feel ott. was soiled. Ohio River, ftom Kentucky into major league baseballs. There, he good." Babbage said, smiling as "I wore out my first pair after BUT A band marching behind Cincinnati. picked up the ball for the Cincinnati's Riverfront Stadium 200 miles," he said. "I think I've him was playing "Take me out to ft was the final leg a 430 — ceremonial first pitch of Wednes- popped into view. "The first few got just enough left in this second the ballgame" and Keen Bab- mile walk that tie 26-year old day's "Opeaing Day" game days. I Jtac some blisters and a pair to get me home." bege was bubbling with joy Proctor A Gamble Co. executive between the Cincnnati Reds and skin rash. But I'm in great shape He held his baseball up for a Wednesday. made to promote both the start d Atlanta Brave?. now. I'm going to walk to the cheering crowd to see. "1 feel tike SI •Woa," he the baseball season and the. And then he started walking. ballgame. thin walk home and "ITS PRETTY soiled, but con- sidering it's been in my hands or LOU GREGQ S my pocket for 430 miles, it's in pretty good shape." he said. C & L Haber-Dashery "It'll be good for the ceremonial first pitch, but 1 don't think the specializing hi our umpires are going to let it stay in ftutohaus SHIRT and TIE BAR the game." Asked about his best and worst experiences on th* trip, Babbage hrs-9-4:30 everyday^ insisted. "There was no worst ,145 W. Fifth experience. There really wasn't a operators: bad part. BMW 461-2623 "1 loved it all. The walk rebuilt Nicholas Ringer my faith in the fendamestal Tommy Nickieson strengths of this country. The DATSUN energy, the strength of the people. Everybody welcomed me. urr WAS a great way to see a big part of the country. My •EQEQEO BOOK STORE SALE favorite section waa southern Illinois. Beautiful farmland. I thin I left my heart in aouthern BOOKS Illinois." Waiting for Babbage at the foot f AisMu •" N s;.-< '? of the bridge in Cincinnati waa 5-year oid Jason Edwards, the 1 'jfjO K Huffman Ave. March of Dimes Poster Child ONewrnmselecte d to use Babbage's baas- ball for the ceremonial first pttck.