Educational Reforms Should Come from Grass-Roots Level, Reagan Says

the weekly news magazine of IUPUI December 14, 1983 Educational reforms should come from grass-roots level, Reagan says

by Eileen F. Worcester old-fashioned discipline. In too old empty rhetoric,” said Mary Educational reform must come many schools across the land, Hatwood Futrell, President of the «|r from the grassroots level, not teachers can't teach because they National Education Association. Washington, said Ronald Reagan lack the authority to make "In his whirlwind tour of In In his Dec. 8 address to the Na students take tests and hand in. dianapolis, the President turned tional Forum on Excellence in homework. Some don't even have the National Forum on Excellence Education. 7 the authority to quiet down their in Education into a charade. And Reagan was not expected to of class. In some schools, teachers he told them their country would fer additional funding* to the na suffer verbal and physical abuse. I do nothing to help them get it tion's schools, according to the can't say it too forcefully: This done," the NEA leader said. American Federation of Teachers, must stop," said Reagan. Futrell also stated that excellence AFL-CIO, and he did not. According to the President, deci in local education "can and must "Some insist there's only one sions about discipline, curriculum be achieved, but to do so, locally - answer: more money. But that's and academic standards should not controlled schools and colleges been tried," Reagan said. be made by the people in Washing must have the support of a full Quoting figures from the Na ton but rather "at the grassroots, partnership of all levels of tional Center for Education by parents, teachers and ad American government," Statistics, Reagan stated that this ministrators in their communities." Also present at the Reagan ad year's total expenses will total $230 Reagan also touched on the sub dress was Dr. Glenn W. Irwin, Jr. billion. ject of basic values, saying "I just IU Vice-President (Indianapolis). 'T h at’s up almost seven percent have to believe that the loving God Commenting on the President's from last year — about double the who has blessed this land should speech Irwin said, '1 thought it was rate of inflation — and more than never have been expelled from an excellent speech and delivered double what we spent on educa America's classrooms." remarkably well. But the emphasis tion just ten years ago. So if money Reagan's speech was interupted was not on higher education, but alone were the answer, jhe pro nine times by applause, but there rather primary and secondary blem would have been shrinking, were also cries of opposition from education. not growing," Reagan said. members of teachers' organizations "Returning to grassroots is not Instead of money, Reagan em after the address. going to be that easy," Irwin said, phasized the need for fundamental i tBftiiden^Reagan today offered "because the home life today isn’t reforms in American scKpols. the nation's educators nothing but what it used to be. Today's family "First we need to restore good a repackaged version of the same is very different than it used to be." Ron N—VSoQtmon Senator proposes program for health care cost reductions

by T . C. Doyle physdan’s fees, insurance pre deny that the costs of a stay in a Quayle called upon the assembl Senator Dan Quayle introduced miums, technical proliferation, hospital are often astronomical, ed students and instructors to gath a three-point "incremental ap and health plans. especially if a patient is in his last er information on what is working days." In hospitals. proach" to holding down health Quayle's plan consisted of the Quayle's final point in his com 'There is no complete source of co stsM d solicited the help of following: "An attempt to instill prehensive plan looked to preven information regarding this issue," IUPuifraduate students and facul competition among health care tiv e medicinl. T should be home Quayle said, "and before we are to ty members at a Dec. 6 reception providers, an approach to search in bed at the advice of my doctor, control rising health care costs, we held in his honor by the School of out inefficencies within existing fighting my bronchitis," the sena must have such information. From Public and Environmental Affairs systems, and efforts to create more tor joked, "but 1 feel that more ef now until next spring, I invite your (SPEA). enthusiasm for preventative medi forts need to be directed at preven questions and findings on this mat Speaking before graduate stu cine." tative medicine. We have the treat ter." dents in Health Education and 'W e need more than a word-of- ment for many problems, but often After the senator finished, Dr. members of the Health Science fac mouth system for consumers." not the cures." Charles Bonser, dean of SPEA ulty. Quayle said health care is Quayle said. "Because existing sta Quayle, who works on a Senate from Bloomington, said that two "one of the top three or four issues tistical analyses are not conclusive, Sub-Committee on Human Re new factors inhibit health cost on everyone's mind today." consumers need a complete source sources and Health Services and containment. One is that the elder of health care information." 'I've outlined what I feel can be sponsors a program on drug edu ly have been displaced from the done to fight rising health care Quayle then praised former gov cation in conjunction with Koala home and now spend the rest of costs," Quayle said. 'People want ernor Otis Bowen, M.D. for his ef Center and IUPUI in area high their lives in nursing homes, he three things. They want good qual forts to regulate malpractice schools, pointed to alchoholism as said. Bonser also said that the ity health care, access to health claims, but added that today the an example where preventive health care industry is the only in care, and low cost f\ealth care . . . threat of malpractice suits often in medicine could be used mtjreeffic- dustry where supply creates de "What I find is that you can get creases medical bills. tively. mand. two out of threes hut it is nearly "Often a patient's stay is length The sepfrtofTKoTthe turned to "Any time you have more beds, impossible to get three out of ened by the hospital because it (the the assembly for help, they will be filled," Bonser said. three." hospital) fears malpractice suits," "Indianapolis is good microcosm Bonser said that both factors, Senator Quayle then introduced Quayle said. 'The jury is still out of the health field — we have both unique to the health care industry, his own "three-point incremental trying to decide whether or not it is rual as well at urban hospitals, and contribute to rising costs because approach" to factors that drive actually cheaper for a patient to this is an excellent environment to the more the system is taxed, the Ron N—VSoQtmoro healtfy care costs up including return home early, but no one can analyze health care." more it taxes. / +

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CPT take these courses CanMekrr*. 113 140 make sure student, who M e lo Thb course, luted as a peers you during prr regMtratson have quisite to many CPT courses, b t»l»« these prerequisite* il takas invahtabb when it comet to barn- mutual umirnsiHfrT from slu ethics on c am p u s •opinion ing the basic fundamentals of pro- dmtt and rounaellor* lo atoe the by Wayne Q E a o J iM — M a i ramming and using computers system work Why student* fail to take thb •- Ksvbi L. thaw Self-respect, inner strength Why not take a stand in teaching more important than grievances, rights In its recent restructuring for in- study of religion — or. perhap* the problem with religion? Why b temal administrative purposes, the “more — accurately,■------*•*“ religion*—^ — — *- in it "taboo" for instructors in T o tke Minor United Church of Christ 'tacked crease* the hope for understanding religion to take a stand - or b it? Regarding the column a Femm may lack mi hie He aba should not on campus ministry to its new and cooperation If our religious faith » indeed a b it View (Nov 23); I fed the feel sorry for himaoB commission on religious education author Julie Joy. emphaeued loo Furthermore a person riusuld Somehow religious fa ith it part of our total personhood. b M (Sunday School), summer camping many of the rights and tailed to not attempt to be recognised aatefy downplayed Physicists, sociolo not a disservice to us to prevent and "campus ministry ." The move that part from expressing itself in emphasise the seif respect one as a member of a minority group gists political scientist* are all signalled a demotion for campus must have to achieve those rights Rather, he should wek Wdtvtdual committed to certain stance* our lives? ministry as one of the priorities of She came across as another New recognition a* a human being and within their disciplines Thry have 1 do not argue for fanetfchm. the Church in that denomination Deal Liberal who teeb sorry for made choices and enthusiastically holier-than-thou behavior, or even bt hb accomplishments or lack (mine) herself and all of the rest of the thereof speak for thereto re. endorse certain views rWher than for conversion from one faith to members of minority groups, whe others. Very seldom are professors another. I only argue that our He should feel proud af las ar This raises in my mind a larger ther they are Black. Oiicano. In in lift audmah to scolded, berated, or criticised for religious faith has a* much right lo issue; the place of religion and dian, woman or gay taking a stand in the classroom or identification. dbcueWon and ta- religious faith in the university. premson as any other aspect of our Today, m our society, there b in their writings They are. in fact, IUPUI. like all state schools, hat a an ever increasing desire to be re encouraged to to do. Yet instruc being Thb b true for all person* department of Religious Studies — cognised as an abused American tor* in Religious Studies seldom il on the cam a very fine one. I might add. and seek sympathy from anyone within all problems from i ever take a stand in teaching their faculty, staff and student* Religion is. after all. a "subject" for who will offer it subject And the Church demotes will take care of i study, along with English, history, my. my. what However. I think it b time we SELF RESPECT will c math, science; no one can or Don't the scientists practice a neat? Will the university does its realise a person should not be hr should quibble with thit. The form of sectarianism) Why. then. Ubrary? •shamed of who be b or what he - S m a l l 5 to

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1983 5 Women win tourney 84-75 in OT

IUPUI* women s basketball Anderson, with 24 points and eight eight points in both tournament team defeated hot! Marian 64-75 in rebounds. Fitzgerald hit for 13 game* and through five game* she overtime Saturday to win the fint points in the opening game vic is averaging 0.8 points per game. annual Marian Collett Tourna tory. As a team, the Metro* have been ment Amy Strohmeyer came into her plagued by turnovers. 27.8 per The victory waa the Metro*' own with the tournament. game, and are shooting just 41 per third airtight after they opened the Through the first three games she cent from the floor The Metros' season with two loeae*. IUPU1 alto had scored just 10 points, but opponents are only BMTtg 37 per defeated Andenon 70-59 in the op against Anderson she hit eight cent from the floor ening game of the tournament points and pulled down eight re Coach Jim Price's Metro* were bounds from her off-guard posi The Metros' next gam* will be down by lix with two minute* left tion. Dec 29 against Franklin in the In regulation, but tournament In the championship game Franklin College Tournament The Moat Valuable Player Chri* Nich- Strohmeyer scored 21 points, pass Metros will be bolstered by the ad ola keyed the Metro* comeback as ed out seven assist* and pulled dition of Denise Gritton, a transfer the dashed off an assist to Chris down five rebounds from Butler. Darla Stuart, a trans Scala. then hit a field goal to pull Debbie Farrell scored just three fer from Indiana State University the Metros to within two. points in the two games but she led and freshman Tonya Alums, all of Nichols then pulled down a re the Metro rebounders against An whom are now eligible. bound from a missed Marian free derson with 10, and finished se Indiana University-Southeast throw and hit Kelly Fitzgerald with cond in rebounding against Marian will play Huntington in the first the outlet pas* Fitzgerald pulled with nine. game of the tournament at 1 p.m.. up and hit a field goal from the free Through the Metros’ first five with IUPU1 playing the hosts at 3 throw line to force the overtime. games Nichols leads the team in re p.m. The losers of the first-round IIJPU1 opened the overtime with bounding. with a 10.6 average, play in the consolation game at 1 free throw* by Nichols and and in scoring, with an 18.0 aver p.m. Dec. 30, with the winners two free throws and a field goal by age. She is second in steals with 10 playing at 3 p.m. Fitzgerald to put the Knights away. and third in assists with 11. Nichols led the Metros ryith 24 Fitzgerald is second in scoring The Metros will go on the road points and 13 rebounds in the with an 11.6 average and leads the Jan. 3 and 4 with an ovemighter in championship game. The S T Fitz team in assists with 16. Scala leads Evansville. The Metro* will play gerald was also named to the All the Metro* in steals with 11. ISU-Evansville Jan. 3 and Oakland Tourney team as she scored 19 Strohmeyer and Farrell each av City Jan. 4. points and picked up four assist*, erage 6.6 rebounds per game and IUPUI's next home game will be tour steals and four rebounds. with her tournament performance Saturday, Jan. 7 with Indiana Nichols also was the Metro* Strohmeyer raised her scoring av Tech. On Monday, Jan 9 1UPUI Freshman Chris Sods goes lor two Pont* agamst Marian CoSsg* In Ih* champtonahip leading scorer in their victory over erage to 7.8. Pauli Irwin scored will host Franklin at 5 p.m. gams ot the M aori Coasgs Tournament Saturday IUPUI deleeWd Manan 84 76 In over Sm* to weitw tourney Mar* Langtora Sagarngm Weekend with Metros I*i.ilon a basketball ‘trip’

IUPUI takes second by Jim Stone orite former Reagan administra The Sagamore and I decided it tion press secretary to what was time to uncover one of the animals could benefit the most in weekend tourney most undercovered facets of the from air shocks. Metros: road games. We wanted to Lunch brought the team a stop find out two things: What's it like for pizza, and l asked if anyone The Metros blemished their The Metros we fit l-l last to travel with this team 7 And knew where Rio Grande might be. record with an 80-74 loss to the weekend in the Rio Grande Tour where in the world is the Rio Two voice* rang out in near uni nament on the college campus in 11-0 Rio team. Said Grande Tourney? son: "You go east until you smell it Rio Grande, Ohio. The competing Lovell of his athletes, Fourty-one hours, two games, and south until you step in if." well enough to win. T teams were IUPUI, Rio Grande five meals, and over 600 miles later Later I found that statement wasn't College Bloomfield College of back calls were a key 1 returned knowing that we have a too far from the truth, as farming Bloomfield. New Jersey, and McKay was called for a charging team of potential champions hyre headquarters of one of the nation's Franklin College of Columbus. foul and Scott Boles for a blocking at IUPUI and that Rio Grande is leading sausage manufacturers was Ohio foul, causing the Metros to trail by not nearly so sunny a town as the located just down the road. The Metro's opening game was a 2 close to the game's end. name implies. The team had about a half hour blustering 86-68 victory over Those two calls really changed to rest before the first game of the Bloomfield College Four IUPUI the outcome of the game, Lovell In two vans, we left the Natator- tourney. After a short snack we net ten reached double digits As said. ‘I ’m not displeased; Rio ium Friday morning at 10:45. The were back on the road. Grande had an 11-1 record." McKay was high with 17, Gibson trip went very smoothly without Curiosity ran high: the Metros and Kayle Funkhouser scored 15 Bob Shaw led Rio Grande with any mechanical problems, though were about to play a team from 14 points and six rebounds. The each, and Boles 10 once coach Greg Mingus did have Bloomfield. New Jersey that they Metros were spread out with The entire team saw scoring ac to show a sun visor who was boss. knew nothing about. We arrived at tion, with Dave Corder and Jeff double-digit scoring by McKay I was riding with Charles Davis. the fieldhouse an hour before game Wilson coming off the bench to boasting 17. Aldray Gibson 16. Jeffery Wilson, Aldray Gibson, time. score 2 and 1, respectively KfeKay Troy Fitts 11 and Boles 10. Fitts Troy Fitts, Eric "lggy" McKay and While the Bloomfield team was and Kit Tramm each had nine re fared well in rebounding, with 7. coaches Dave Weatherford and warming up and our players were bounds, and Boles picked up 7. The Metros return to the IUPUI Frashman Ks«y Fitzgerald puls up tor a Mingus. 1f you like to laugh.' getting dressed, l met three ladies lump shot in the first hall of the champion Leading Bloomfield over Charles School of Physical Education somebody told me, 'get on the who were the tourney hostesses. Gymnasium this Saturday, Nov. •h*> game of the Marian College Tourna Bobby Smith and Eddie Sheffield ment Fitzgerald scored ig pomta and joev same van with lggy." I did; we tra These girls told me that Rio at 16 points apiece Bryan Roberts 17 to battle Purdue-Calumet at •6 MVP teammate Chna Nichol* m Ih* AS veled from Indiana to Ohio talking Grande is a teacher college mostly. had the mod rebounds with five. 3:00 p.m. Tourney teem Mar* Ltng&t Sapamors about everything from Eric's fav See Trip, page 16 s o u iv m o H S Uolatioi\ tank c»nt»i

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December M, W » U Year’s picks reflect diverse styles, trends, tastes The following bet*. compiled by member died and everyone in tha 1. Big Country, "In A Big S Album in the mid-70a, bui they have iape- itching hit forehead after a ea g * (Epic). tor Hrea oonaaoullva weeks (Compiled and with comments ed into a much-deserved namcieas- listentn. The tingle also is very Jennifer Holliday, Feel My Soul naea. Our of Our Handt should be by Devs Stafford. Rkk Powell *nd (Caftan). emotionally" — Dave Dave Stafford) Jim Stone ) out of everyone ! hands*" - Dave xinoM . Billy Idol, Don) Stop (Chryse- Stafford 1. Styx, "Mr Roboto (ARM). 1. REM, M urmur (IRS) 2 (He). Michael Jack— , Real It Ua) They say this tong has Satanic TKia young band from Athene. Rolling Stones, U n d ercov er (Epk). The Jam, Snap (Marcury). influences Maybe it dose, but if (Atlantk). The Glamour Boy of Soul gets Ca. producat muak that'* toon- Gaorga Jonaa, Jonet Country ■o, Satan could get more listener* So what i f )agger can still sing? serious with this tearing indict tanaoua albaii with hard-to-hear (Epk). if he tried to contract a group like tyrio. Not to worry; it's tha play Ha's too old for the swaggering ment. which Just happens to be Man At Work. Cargo (Colum Black Sabbath or Quiet Riot. ing that ! ao atunmngly original ’ aexual immaturity demonstrated tailor-made for the dancefloor and bia). Either group coukl better ac - Rkk Powell on this album So what if the AOR stations Eddie Van Helen a Graham Parker, T he R eel comodate him." — Dave Stafford ■REM producat an airy quality Stonee can still play? The beat guitar aok) is classic, as are the beat M acau, (Ariata). / 2 (tie). Men Without Hats, -Safety of aound which it hard to capture. Rolling Stonee. U ndercover (At vocals of Jackson’s career." Dance” (Backstreet Records). - Rkk Powell 1 hka airy muatc ’ - Rm Stona lantic Records) "Proves you can rip oft every Cordon Ughtfoot, 'Salute (A 2 (tha). Mg Country, Tha Crossing VX War (laland). important techno-pop band and no Lot More Livin’ to Do)" (Warner (Marcury). Waa (Not Waa), Bom to Lough one will notice. Seems like they're Brother*). "Big Country la without a doubt at T o m ed oea (Caftan). missing more than |uk their hats." "Although it hasn't penetrated tha boat naw band to achiava suc- Wont - Rkk Powell the chart* (nothing Ijghtfoot has caaa thia yaar, and Croaamg aarvaa Album Quiet Riot, Cum on Feol the aa an Incradibly wall-aculptad done in the past five yean has been (Compiled by Dave Stafford. Noise" (Paaha). framawork for future auccaaa played on the radio.) "Salute" pro Rick Powell and Jim Stona.) If this Is the sound of youth. I - Dora Stafford vides the lyric* which maker lyr 1 (da). Ada, Alpha. (Gaffan) want to be 99 year* old immediate Bob Dylan, In fid els (Columbia). icists can rarely conjure. A fine, ly." — Dave Stafford The Naw Right’ of rock n roD Dylan combinaa hia faith with smooth, upbeat rhythm may yet Peter Schilling. Major Tom" And rock n roll' if manly a give Ughtfoot a chance on tome (Elektra) gratuity for tha aaka of clarity mote intelligent radio format*, but "Sure this len t a blatant ttaal Thia album la ambarraaaing at don’t count on it." — Dave Staf from an old David Bowie song. We bad." - Rick Powell ford believe you. Pete. Monotonously Daf Leppard, P y rom en ie (Mer REM, "Radio Free Europe" boring." — Rick Powell cury). musk here isn’t aver made by (IRS). Survivor, "Caught In the Game" StavtaJfeka. The Mid Heart them Maybe Tattoo You should "Hae all the attributes of their (Scotti Brother*). (Modem). have been their swsn song bcfteT album Murwswiwpiy thi* song is "Sounds like a carbon copy of "With inane lyric* and inripid to go out as a testament to the an- the aftum’s very beet cut." — Rkk lak year* unnecessarily popular muakianahip. The Wild H eart pro- .durance of rock and roll than aa an Powell 'Ey* of the Tiger,’ only this time it vea Stevie Nicks to be tha airhead example of Its superficiality." Talking Heads, "Burning Down has no multi-million dollar movie wa all thought aha waa. Humble -R ic k Powell tha House" (Sire). to relate to. Survivor is on the thyekf, Stevie, and dkk with Jo— ay. Frontier* (Columbia). TU never understand how auch same course as another overnight Westwood Mac. — Rkk Powal a weird yet refreshingly witty and g fi Onany-a The Caaaanp ana a * at He rags-io-riches-to ragsband from taaal L#U n a yaar. and ytaU ei Ha Q u it! Riot, Metal Health Air Supply, Greotett Hitt intelligent a x g ever got played on year* bock, tha Knack." - Dave gagmwab Meaner One angle. (Paaha). (Arista). today * timid radio stations. Stafford D m day, maybe aoon. thia Pal Banatar, Live From Earth Maybe there's hope yet for quality Taco, "Puttin' on the Rita" Ida root* and comae up with aom bond's vocalist* vokua will atari to (Chrytalia). programming." — Rkk Powell (RCA). of the boat songwriting of hia crack, and they wont be abia to Christopher Croat, A n o th er 7 (tie). David Bowie, "Modem What* next 7 Slngiri in the career, aa wall aa aotna truly In continually pah out thaaa In Page (Warner Brother*) Love" (EMI). Rain with rynthasuer*? Nause u red playing from Mark Kifepf- tolerably horrid tunm which have Kansas, Drastic Measurei Eddy Grant, "Electric Avenue" ating ' - Rkk Powell ler and company - Rick Powdl taken America a gulliblt youth by (CBS). (Epk). 7. Air Supply, "Making Love out 4 (tha). Culture Gob, C olou r by atorm. I can't wait until they grow Man Without Hats, T he Rhythm • (nine albums Usd). of Nothing at All" (Ariata). H um bert (Virgin). up — not America'! youth; Quiet o f Youth (Backstreet Records ) - .a_M___ P-1_*-- 1- Joan Armatrading, "Drop the • <11 knglae tied). Cordon Ligktfoot, Salute Riot. - Dave Stafford JVUMUlf nrtoQ f, jp T n | XWOft Pilot" (ARM). Jackson Browne, "For the (Warner Brother*) 5 (da). AC/DC, F lick o f th e Sw itch M (Capitol) Culture Club, "Church of the Rocker" (Asylum). Ughtfoot it back with aorna of (Atlantic) Eddie Money, When* th e Par Poison Mind" (Virgin). Sheens Easton, Telefone" tha beat muak ha t ever produced, 'The bland, repetitive, uncalled- ty ? (Columbia). Bob Dylan, 'Sweetheart Lika (EMI). and a daim auch aa that it difficult for and untruetable allmanta of Anne Murray, A Little Good You" (Columbia). Eurythmici, "Sweet Dreams for any recording artiat in any modem heavy metal' musk an N ews (Capitol). The Rxx, One Thing Leads to (Are Made of This) (RCA). game to ton." -D u r a Stafford more evident in Rick of the Switch Robert Plant, The Principle of Another" (MCA). Billy JoaL "Uptown Girl" (Col New Order, Power. Corruption than in any other LP thia year." M om ents (Atlantk). Billy Idol, "Dancin' with umbia) and line (Factory Racordb). — Dave Stafford Black Sobbotk, B om Again Myself" (Chrysalis). Kim, Tick It Up" (Marcury). "Danccable. energetic, in* Eurythmks, Sweet Dreamt Are (Warner Brother*) Man At Work, "It's A Mistakt Anna Murray, "A Little Good and incurably moody. lelHgtrii M ade o f This (RCA). Saga, Heads or Tales (Epk). (Columbia). News" (Capitol). New Ordv'a sunk la die beat com- Paul McCartney, Pipe* o f P eact Rkk Springfield, Living in Ot Tha Polka, "Every Breath You Kawy Rogsrs and DoBy Parton, lag out of Britain right now." (Columbia) (RCA). Take" (ARM). Island* In tha Stream' (RCA), - RkkPoweR "If Paul doesn't need the money, Stye. KOroy Wot H ere (ARM). Prince, "Little Red Corvette" cveryimng ay pounwy 9MKH ryiuBM , jfuwifi ryrm - why did he aeU outT - Rm Stone Triumph, Never Surrender (Warner Brothers). "Everything by Aka" mirk (label unknown) ■T____»Ll__L,. | n , ■ * ,L n i ,** Pablo Cndaa, Out ofOurHmdt (RCA). Prince, “1999" (Warner cvcryimnj ay Lortraoy ♦ (da). The R n , Reach tlw B each (ARM). >). "Anything else by Triumph, (MCA). I f fate waa a constant on aarth, Wont AC /DC. John Cougar Mefiencamp Tha Police, Synchronicity Pablo Cruise would have been one (Compiled by Rkk Powell and or the Aane Murray/ Air Supply (ARM). of thoee 1970a bands in which a Dove Stafford). (Compiled by Rkk Powell and typaa." U Sagamore Warp II Streep Excels in continues saga Silkwood portrayal

The Phoenix Theatre opened a MJCWOOO little o w a month ago with Wary Ovuctud b*. Mho t I M* Battlefield My B o d * Inno vativ* and funny. it was the Hnt tpuodr of a thrve-part au-li apk ake ftna appease i s i r w . waartng that manage* to crest* m a i l uni they Util* makeup undar a langh af vena* on on* amalj stage (Vary II UnlUthtd Unckmntd of The fttghr S tu ff the Chuck U playing through the end of De V eager* obaamad wiM a grandteaa cember. and the action la livelier a they the Karen Sdh than ever In Epiaode 1. timid David Car worker* caught up in rtrcu— tears eon wa* eager to puraue hie Ide a and unwilling to tumprumis*) ■ toad to got m the way work aa a<*nk teller He waa also Whether the Silkwood of tha* by tha and of the Mm ah* gt*o* a eagerly purauing hi* boaa'a film u dose to the real Silkwood superlative porturmen** daughter, the lovely Mary Louie* we can t knew But this Mm by Char n the aurynae Ml ad dto Without warning. David waa iducer duector Mika Nachoi* movtayoar Not only is dp lourh traraported into the fifth dunen C lint in eight year* present* a mg and convincing a* Karen a lion, where a population that moving portrait of Silkwood aa Mend Dolly but minus tha ghu include* bug*, ape*, tree* and even hero people welcomed him a* Lord Karen Silkwood worked at a •PI" * than dm Cumuhi*. Savior of the Universe Karr-McGee plant m Oklahoma Char The aecond epiaode take* up that produced plutonium fuel rod* Kurt Ruaanfl U also a happy snr- where the lint left oil David ha* for reactor* When iht became pnw aa Koran* boyfnaaM Draw defeated the archfiend Chao*. convinced of tafoty violation* at giving a mature performance and Prince of Darknea*. and deaire* the plant die became Involved in looking better than ever nothing more than to return to the union octivttaae and poaeftly stole The screenplay ba Nora arm* of hi* beloved Mary Louiae xs and Abce Arlan ue And return he does, in a hilarious dona In 19M. an har way to mom ad by Gphran* diary wtt. « hat acene that find* lour actor* twitch with a New York Tone* reporter many hu ing role* at breakneck speed Then Silkwood wot killed in a myeien lidi he is off again to do battle with an Especially fin* art Chuck Goad a* ly, for die-hard action-adventure ou* auto accident Tire mark* at Aa we are i even archer fiend. Xander the Un Culmulu*. John Lampaon as Chao* junkies We trust the emt will be the acene augpetad ah* may have conquerable that Karen is domg Uaitla with a and Deborah Sargent aa Sargon given a month in intensive care to been driven off the rood, but drug* behemoth bound to overwhelm Director Brian Fonaacas caat Wary III To Dm . ■ Atom recuperate and akohol found in har blood har, Oew apeak* dm very wards and production are good enough premier* Jan. 6. and 'Wory-e- stream inggeit the could hove been we ate thinking TUa't give am a to make you forget thia is a non Thona on Jan . M and 29 will pre Ticket information is available tha victim of her own Unpaired profit community theatre. sent all three epiaode* consecutive at 619-PLAY ability A Karr-McGaa who attended a screening of Sift- la y s dw m dm t arc yegh^sUwoi- wood in Oklahoma on Die. 1 ft* ublaaaweB U nuciaw power aafal Movie rights for Warp sold suod a thori statement dial charm Why U eo much plutonium unac- teriaad the Him as hfchly fkttonal- countod for? And why are human by Joyce K. Jensen credit* indude the film* Poltergei Wary was created by Stuart being* not better to asm another? Movie right* have been sold for and Death Hunt as weU as *f led " Since acn Whatever dm truth* of Karen the three-part Wary aerie* current Gordon. Artistk Director of Ou of many lalrviaion show* ly always elevate an over ac ly onstage at the Phoenix Theatre, cagos Organic Thaatre Company, Sift wood a Ue were, dda ia a nam The first Wary comic book *| curacy S ilk w o od is afanaal cer and the twelfth issue of Wary com and written by Gordon and Bury ing and thought-provoking Mm. Ui Ute 1962 Acgurding I ic book* will hit the stand* next St. Edmund The aenas has had tainly a stylised portrait but it » * ur tlow week Mark Hylton of the Comic C* two auctamful runs in Chicago and lovely one marred only by a tog - k y « K Immm jdvaJ. 6269 North Carrollton, t) First Comics. Inc., of Evanaton. has been produced in severJ cities Ul. ha* reached an agreement with Hnatinine issues paralleled tha staj since its premier m 1971, but the Pnductioo with three * the writing/producing team of Phoemcx Theatre ■ the first non- Mark Victor and Michael Grais. •"T f ■— — profaaaionaJ company to receive according to First Comic* presi f ^ l ma,ert*1 *velop< production right* dent Mike Cold. Victor and Graft Wary is appearing at the Phoenix Theatre though January 29

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