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By ANDREAJACOBS state feels that Americans an- not government) how better than I Shah, he said, the U.S. is toward the U.S. government, Guardian Associate Writer trying to understand the situa- do." But, he noted, "They {the indirectly supporting facism. Iranians come to this country. It's hard enough to live in a tion. "Sometimes people here Shah's people) want to punish Despite this, he feels the U.S. Why? foreign country, let alone under- don't want to understand. Tliey him so they think he should be will wait for the Iranians to make America is full of girls, educa- stant its people, its culture and its just support ti.e government." sent bcck." the first move. They (the U.S. tional opportunities, and free- customs. The Iranian student, here to get Tire people of Iran feel the Shah government) are not going to deal dom." It's harder to defend your a good education, feh he could stole from them, he said. They with it. They can handle the the native country to foreigners, understand why the U.S. was feel the Shah made a deal with demonstrators, but they won't FREEDOM IS something the where problems with under- supporting Shah Mohammed Re- the U.S. and other nations to sell finish up." first student feels his people standing lie on both sides. za Pahlavi. "He did a $ood job for them oil at a lesser cost. "He need. While he was not io Iran IN THE WAKE of .he recwit the United States" while he was gave many advantages to other HOWEVER, ANQ1HER stu- when the revolution occurred, he crisis at the American Embassy in in power. countries" in exchange for sup- dent said this move would not could feel a changing attitude Iran, where 60 Americans are BUT, ALTHOUGH he could port of his government. come from the Iranian chief of among his people. "You can tell being held hostage by a group of understand the U.S. position, he WHEN THE Shah and his state, "if he (Ayatollah Ruhellah an anxious society which wants a Iranian students, the Iranian did not agree with it. "He is guilt family were exiled from Iran, they Khomeini) harrasses the stu- change in govern.;-.-nt." residents of the United States concerning his people. Just send reportedly took with them $6 dents, that means (to the people) Looking to the future, another have been placed in this preca- the Shah tack before something billion from the Iranian treasury. that he supports the U.S. How Iranian felt his country needed rious situation. terrible happens." The first student said the can he explain to 35 million one more revolution for more Americans are marching to Another Iranian felt the Shah msjority of the Iranians believe people in Iran. "I'm just trying to freedom. "I hope in the future it protest the Iranian actions, but should be sent back, however, he the Shah was placed into power be nice'?" goes to a democracy. We should one Iranian student at Wright said. "I think they (the U.S. by the CIA. By supporting the Regardless of their feelings try that one." The Daily Guardian November 16, 1979 Issue 39 VolumeXVI Wright State University Dayton, Ohio Bus line opens to WSU campus
By MIKE MILLER born stops at WSU. the Beaver proceeds back to Xenia. be very convenient for the used, Risacher believes, "it stiould be a crucial step towanU Guardian Staff Writer Valley Mull. Wright-Patterson This bus runs every hour-the students during the Winter quar- last bus leaving the courthouse at ter." she said. alleviating the parking problem." Greene County Transit is cur- Air Force Base and the Grey- She says that WSU administra- rently providing bus service for hound Bur, station in Fairborn. It 5:50 o.m. daily. Both routes cost Risacher said that WSU has 50 cents for a one-way trip. been a big supporter of this tors can take advantage of the Wright State students who live in then returns to Xenia. reversing system as well as students. the vicinity of Xenia. Fairborn. the route and making additional According to Joanne Risacher, transit system. "We (WSU) have director of Student Development, wanted this route to stop here for "Beavercreek residents car. Yellow Springs and Bcsvercreck. stops at Fairborn's Five Points drop their cars off at * central The Transit's regularly- there is one bus for handicapped a long time." she said. "I think Plaza and K-Mart. location near the bus stops," said scheduled route service has two students, along with people over this is the perfect time to start Risacher. She said that the new routes-one connecting Xe- This bus leaves Xenit from the 60 and under 16 only have to pay this service." 19-passenger buses should be nia, Yellow Springs and Fairborn. county courthouse each weekday 25 cents between the hours of She said that the energy convenient to everyone in Greene while the other ore is connecting hour and five minutes, beginning 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Monday shortage and high gas prices were County, because the county did Xenia. Beavercreck and Fairborn. at 5:30 a.m. The last bus leaves through Friday, and all day on the primary factor in developing not previously have a mass With a simple transfer teiween Xenia at 5:45 p.r.i. Saiurdays. the transit system. "Bus systems transportation system. two routes, WSU student* can The Xcnia-Yeltow Springs-Fair- all over the country have deve- born bus departs from the Risacher said ihe bus drops off loped, because people are beco- travel between any of the four Risacher hopes to distribute designated Greene County com- courthouse at 5:S0 a.m., making students in ihe back of Millett ming more aware of the energy Hall and at University Center. complete bus schedules to ail munities. several stops in Yellow Springs. It problem," she noted. then goes to the Five Points "These two drop-off points are WSU students by way of students mailboxes. The Xcnia-Bcavercreek-Fair- Plaza, WSU and the base, then close to buildings, so they should 'f the transit system is widely Radio station lacks jocks to fill their dead air
sometimes gives them more than the first time absences have been Andrews presently has only "1 can revoke a student's By GRANGER BUTLER three chances. so numerous. "We didn't have two possible punishments for employment here at WWSU for a Guardian Associate Writer THE OTHER H!C issue con- any problems like this last year or absent DJs. The first, pertaining month if he misses more than three air slots," Andrew continu- fronting WWSU is whether or not WWSU. the Wright State stu- even the first of this year." noted only to a minority of the DJs, is ed. However, he said he can't do the Federal Communications dent-operated radio station, is Andrews. Andrews' ability to withhold the this too much or he'd lose all of All jo^s at WWSU, with the grades of students who are in (See 'RADIO,' page 2) currently being plagued with a the DJs. Consequently. Andrews lion's share of dilemmas. The exception of the general manager Communications 130. most notable problem is the lack arc voluntary, since WWSU is an of disc-jockeys who fill their air educational, ar.J in part, a Friday time. state-funded organization. weather A second, but substantially less "Slsice we don't pay wages." important problem, according to said An-'rews/'many of the stu- Today partly cloudy with a high in the upper WWSU General Manager Steve dents loot upon their jobs as a 40s with a 10 percent chance of rain. Tonight Andrews, is "our increase to 100 secondary activity. Most DJ's there will be lows in the 30s. correction watts. If we don't have people have other jobs, plus school work. "I WANT THEM to study, and maintaining 'heir their time slots thought In the Nov. 14 issue of The Daily Guardian, 1 try to work their hours around at 10 watts, I don't see a 90 watt the article entitled " "Brodie" problems ire not their studying, but it still isn't increase making a difference. ' the fault of the cast," Fran Anthony was helping things. People just "Man is not made o, the State, but the State for ANDREWS, WHO HAS been incorrectly identified as Fay Anthony. general manager since last spring simply aren't coming to work man." Thomas Jefferson said that the present situation is when they are supposed to." I DA&r GVAJOMAJV mmk„ It. 1*7* WSU provides five Dayton beauty contestants
By DAW Df?AS4?t ALE Tina Black. 20. and Karen by the Beivercreek High School events WWSU is planiiing in referee the event which will be Curilw A ..«l«t. frtHrr Flecienitein. 21. WSU graduate Mussc and Drama Department, order to promote public attention highlighted by the uJent competi- Four Wright State students wtf! student Cathy Busier. 23. is aisc with technical assistance from to the efforts of the station in the tion. Among the diverse demon- be among the 11 contestants at ente.-ed. The winner of the WSU under Buddy Vielhauer. community. Future events that stration! of thespian skills be tap the Miss Dayton Contest Satur- contest win receive a S200 general The contest will commence at the station will emcee include the strations of Thespian skills will be day evenrng at Beivercreek High jchoiarship. and will advance to 8:00 p.m. in she Main Auditorium Beavercreek Drill Team Invita- tap dancing by Miss Kinser. School the Miss Ohio contest. «!Th a S3.50 admission for tional. and the National Drill mime by Miss Dark and jazi bv The foar students are Sandy reserved seating. Team Invitational. Miss Black. Kinaer, 19. Mamlya Clark. 19. THE CONTEST is sponsored This contest is one of several Certified, national judges will
Oma Black. 20 Kathit Butler. 13WSU graduate Karen Fkckenstem, 21 Sandra Kineer, 19 Marilyn Clark. 19
10UNGE Radio lacks disc-jockeys
(continued from page /| engineering, technology and trying to get a power increase. HO US E OF DRAFT managment," commented An- WMUB also operates at the 88.5 drews. These forms will be the FM frequency. "They arc asking commission (FCC) is going to basis of the Fee's decision. for a very large increase. If they allow WWSU to boost to 100 WWSU's engineering depart- get their request it would super- watts. WWSU is currently opera-, ment stil! needs to get its form in. sede our airwaves." Andrews ting as a 10 w att station at 88.S on I The other two forms have been commented. the FM dial. mailed. All of these forms must If WWSU does not get the Since WWSU is a non-advertis- be received ty the FCC no later increase then the station will ing station, revenue must be than Dec. 31. move to another frequency. "All ON TAP acquired from outside sources. ANDREWS DID SAY that the stations between 80 and 90 watts Most money foi the boost would disc-jockeys being off the air are non-advertising, so we will OVER 21 BRANDS OF DRAFT BEER be in the form of donations. This would not effect the FCC ruling. either move up or down. That increase will cost WWSU an "Our case will be decided entirely shifting should be easy to adapt undetermined, but large sum of FOOSEBAI. PINBALI FOOD upon ihe forms we hand in." said to." money. Andrews. WWSU and WMUB should •41H Btirkhardt Rd "You have to send in three Simultaneously in Oxford.Ohio, know the FCC ruling by the first 256-8181 forms covering the areas of a station named WMUB is slso part of next year.
^3ASG^f^^£EE TOMORROW AND SUNDAY ii.TQ" "The Big Knife" The F.sirborn Playhouse of STARTS TONIGM- ! STARTS TONIGHT ' GOLDEN BONELESS 23 E:. Main St. in Fairborn. will WYNOUW be presenting the drama "The BREASTof TURKEY ClAYUAKX Big Knife" by Gifford Odets READY TO EAT IA FORCE on Nov 2.5.9.10,16 and 17. BROWN ANDSERVF Box office opens at 8:00pm, 2 Bblb. and curtain time is 8:30pm. Tickets are S3.50 each, and SOLD BY WHOLE BREAST ONLY S2.50 for students and senior APPROX 81b. citizens. For reservations. call 878-1651. Good thur Nov. 21, i9 79 [A FORCE HOLLER DISCO1 WE FEATURE: OF ONE Project Policy Board DELI-STYLE SANDWICHES The Wright State University PARTYTPAYS Trotwood-Madison Teacher ISueM Who's Corp Project Policy Board will MUM FORDS HOME MADE un«ii UOT—• POTATO CHIPS meet Mon., Nov. 19 at 10:30 AMTMAL s oo I 8 oo , a.m.. in the Trotwood-Madi CHEESE BALLS |M||AB oR )M I ma son Boan! of Education Offici. NEW YORK CHEESE CAKE WVTB • 10:00 • 10 00 J&. 444 South Sroadwav. COCA-COLA PRODUCTS CARROT CAKE ALL MEATSANDCHEESES A VAIL ABLE BY THE POUND. •snCSS I SAT > MCAT «a GRE LUNCHEON SPECIALS DAIL Y GRE PSYCH • CUE 810 Tii GMAT • DAT • OCAT • fCAT VAT • MST • SA> NAT L MED CDS £= ECFMG • FLEX • VQE maqnilicent NOB • NPB I • NLE entertainment MPUm fouCATinmi ctKi.n MELD OVER Tfjl Prrpsritiofl Sptrt?liirs S.i>ct ISM 7:J0an«»:Si for mtOHKtbon, "'**!< Cmh it614) 486-9646 Columbusa November 16, 1979 DA&Y GUARDIAN 3
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For the real beer lover. M*y , [979 OH,SHOOT> TWO WEEKS' of Opinion CcA-SS fiUb I HAVE OWLY 10 Cetsrs M aw POMS i BerreK 8W MTH-tS f*LL Resident policy N6\U97 9 CMpans UIMTT
The is?ue presently facing the Residence Life Advisory ge Goo© „ Committee-whether to adopt a resolution that would recommend students who want to move bcck into University housing to have a 2.25 grade point average and to have earned 10 hours per quarter-is important, and a decision should not be arrived at rashly. However, the verbal two-step thai is now occupying the XPMORM.: WITH Focp Committee's time should be eliminated to make room for a more rational discussion of the problem. ^ £(TH5K~ WW j You O&ei
Those who are against the resolution feel that on-campus housing has two responsibilities: the growth of the individual into a society responsible person and to create a cosmopolitan student body for the good of au which will, incidentally, increase the student population. Break the boredom habit
It's not surprising that "I don't understand'' was a favorite FROM THEN UNTIL dinner time, you'll have comment during the course of the meeting. By MARSHA GROSS Guardian Giml Columnist »o use a little creativity. I can offer some helpful hints: water your plants: talk to your plants: The committee should concern itself with tke rights of students listen to some music and exercise to the beat; already occupying University housing as opposed to the rights of Fall quarter is coming to a close, and while vacuum the house; have a cup of coffee; look out freshmen who want to get in as well instead of "responsibilities. " some of you are anxiously looking forward to a the window; if you have a rocking chair, rock: month of vacation, others of you are probably read; write love letters or hate letters that you'll The only responsibility the University seems to be concerned with dreading it. Well, friends, you don't need to be never send; play solitaire; count circles on the is a roof over paying students' heads and the red flag of ideals bored, for I am an expert at keeping busy doing ceiling; count the kitchen tiles; make obscene shouldn'( be tossed in as a diversion. nothing, and in this column i hope to share some phone calls to a rectory (or convent); bite your of my insight with you. fingernails, pick your nose; watch re-runs of the The question of wkether returning students would have Rest assured, my credentials are good--I'm an "Andy GriffifV and "Mary Tyler Moore" precedence for housing or whether freshmen and upperclassmen unemployed college graduate. Just follow the shows; masturbate: smoke; gripe about some- should be given housing on an equal basis seems simple. suggestions below and your break will be one else smoking; draw purple spaceships on jammcd-packcd. the wall; listen to the cloch tick; fingcrpaint with your toes. It's the returning students who, obviously because they are FIRST, SLEEP UNTIL noon. (See? Half of the After dinner, curi up in front of the television already living in it, need the Housing. They've already attended and get lost in "The Little House on the Prarie," Wright State for a year and. mainly because University housing is day is already gone.) Ge! up and fix a cup of coffee or two or three and sip them very slowly. take a ride on "Taxi." take a bath with "Soap." not tke earthly equivalent of manna from heaven, would not stay have a snack with "Alice." and have a few another year if they did not feel it was financially necessary. After your "eye-opener." have some toast or a doughnut, and naturally, another cup of coffee, beers, but remember that "Eight is Enough." Head over toward "Vegas" and if you're a Freshmen who want to attend Wright State may feel disappointed the second or third time you empty your bladder, you might as well brush your teeth, fellow, you might make it with "Charlie's about such a policy, but if it is necessary for them to live on campus, Angels!" Now don't forget, when the "Chips" there are numero is residential colleges in the state of Ohio. shower, wash your hair, and/or whatever you do in the "morning." Then come back for more are down, turn the channel and sooii the "Love Boat" will oe around. It would be much easier for someone wht has never attended coffee WSU to go to a different schjol than for u student to tty to transfer a Mercy! It's 2:30 already and you haven t had year's worth of credits. a bite of lunch. Go ahead, take time for a My list could go on indefinitely, but you The people against the resolutions are right in the respect mat no sandwich, perhaps a little cottage cheese or a should have the hang of it by now. There's no one should be refused housing. However Wright State is primarily salad as well, and just one sample of homemade such word as "bored," if you have imagination! a commuter college and. while reality may not be pleasant most of Christmas cookies. Follow the above suggestions and there'll never thi time, fantasy and a turkey in every pot mentality will not provide You don't want to get cavrties, so go to the be a dull moment over break. On the other more housing. bathroom and brush the teeth again or at least hand, you may never return to Wright State if glance in the mirror to be sure no food is stuck you're caught. between them. Guardian Staff Editor Gay ton Vickers Managing Editor. Chuck Stevens Associate Editor Mike Hosier Send a letter to the Editor- News Editor Bob Myers Sports Editor Bob Canady Business Manager Ken Keiyer Ad Manager Tracy Jayne LOOK — \ POT IM Circulation Manager David Mix [50 UHegt is 17? you Forgot it? sati" Copy Editor... Brian Pitts 40<- I ASK€2> "•Hiank uou.* Layout Staff Teresa Westerheide. Sue Larkin Vivian Price fttK. A pie Typesetters..Lori Kobes, Kathy White Graphic Anists;Pat Kirwen. Scolt Alexander Photographer. Cat hie ex Vance Secretaries . Kathy White. LaGertha McGuire Reporters. Da,a Aiyegbusi. Granger Butler. Juli Ehlen. Carol Howell Andrea Jacobs. Stephanie Kanistros, Matt Kennedy. David Mix. Linda Sager. John Stevenson. Lora Lewis. Terry Libbee, Mike Miller. Kevin Thornton Sports Reporters..Chuck Arbaugh, Wanda Murphy, John Pohl Entertainment...Mary Jo Higgins. Rory Metcalf, Dean Leonard WSU fttusl Knack Knukers: November 16, 1979 DAILY GVAUNAN 5 Knuker numbers not nearly nearly numerous nationally
By RORY METCALF attitudes. It could also te that stage of their development where they're selling like craiy. The inviting comparisons between Guardian Maik Writer Knack-haters are a much more they should just be making their general public dearly loves them. themselves and The Beatles, by voc'l group. 1 suppose it could first German record." My Sharona - if I hear it one duplicating the old labels, the The Knack's quick rise to also be that they really are hated, Che Zuro, guitarist for Kim more time I could die - but it is a early ads in the which were stardom came while I was staying but that 1 just Happened to Fowley's all-girl pop band The hit." intended to conjure up images of in Los Angeles, The most notable question a larger percentage of Orchids (for whom Fowley hopes A HARD DAY'S NIGHT, etc. thing about it was the intense people who don't hate them than a degree of success that will bring MOST OF THE people who reaction of hatred for them in the is found within the record indus- comparisons with The Knack), is responded were somewhere in "UNTIL THE KNACK have music industry, typified by a try. (Thoroughly confused by quite candid in her comments. the middle. One man. who works proven that they can produce display in 'he Rhino Records store album after album of superb which featured this sign: In T music, captivate the entire world Hollywood. No One Can Hear You ; '"'LET'US ENTERTAIN YOU with their wit, charm and person- Scream. alities ai.d revolutionize an entire Readers may be familiar with generation's thoughts on politics, the "Knuke the Knack" cam- morality, fashion, religion and paign started by San Francisco more, those comparisons will native Hugh Brown. The kit have to remain unjustified." Brown markets includes t-shirt, button, stickers and an 8 * 10 now? Good—lets move on.) HATE The Knack because as a session musician and a I also contacted Jim O'Connor, photograph. Not all Knack-haters My sample is by no means they're stars," Zuro stated. recording engineer, casually owner of punk boutique Poseur approve of it, however, feeling random--those who are quoted "And maybe some people will made a disparaging remark about which, when I was in L.A., was that even negative hype consti- arc the ones who took time to hate me and The Orchids when the band during a conversation in going to begin carrying Brown's tutes advertisement. And the answer, out of a group of people I we're famous! I hope so!" She L.A., but now states that he has "Knuke the Knack" kit. credibility of the movement was know within the music business. added that she finds balding lead no opinion one way or the other "I don't hate them-I'm indif- certainly damaged by The Kna- singers boring. " about them. ferent to them," he said. "I've ck's Doug Fieger, who has one of COLIN McCOL'BT, WHO wor- On the other end of the scale is no memory of having ever heard the kits. ks in the Artist & Reperatoire Gale Sparrow, publicist for Epic I'm curious as to whether he them. They look boring. I always department of Decca Records in Records. "I think they've got a docs hate them but doesn't want laugh at heavy publicity cam- ONCE I RETURNED to Day- London, is one of those with a great concept." she said. "Ob- to go on record, or he was paigns-thc amount of interest ton. I decided to poll a few definite distaste for The Knack. viously a lot of planning went into reflecting the attitudes of his anything has for me is usually in representatives of the music He attributed his distaste partly it. I say more power to them I" co-workers in his previous state- inverse proportion to the amount industry on their feelings about to his roots. Besides sheer enjoyment of their ment without really holding them of advertising done for it." The Knack. My major discovery As someone who comes from music. Sparrow's admiration has himself. was that the band is not as near Liverpool. McCourt resents a pragmatic basis. Joe Pope is editor of what is O'CONNOR HAS a piece of universally hated as it seemed the hype describing The Knack as probably the best-known Beatle advice foi Knack-haters. "Don't while I was in L.A. the "next Beatles." "The "A lot of people call them a fanzine. Strawberry Fields Forev- become as obsessed with this This may be because of the Beatles made their first record in B-'alios ripoff," Sparrow com- er. He remarked. "1 think some band as (Brown) has-they aren't biases of the friend 1 Stayed with, Germany, playing behind Tony mented. "but the band is a brand of their stuff is quite strong. My worth ft." and whose friends coo Id very Sheridan as The Beat Brothers. I new band in an economic situa- Sharona. for example. 1 think likely share many of the same just feel that The Knack are in the tion where there's no money, and they made a bad mistake, though. HEY! )id you know that only one State University student daily is without a UPI or A P wire affiliation? If you feel unhappy about this send a letter of complaint to the Student Budget Board in care of Student Development, 122 Student Services. etters may be dropped off at the mailroom in the basement of Miliett with no postage required. t DAILY GUASDUN !WM 16,1979
Guardian d—ads «• versity Center. free to Wright State U»I»e««lty Paid ada will appear aa itndenU and ton c«r»ta pw many Um aa reqneeted by word lot all other*. AB free ad* the advertiser. Payment will appear a mutanm ot two * ho aid accompany the order Classifieds time* onlcM rei" Emitted. for non-«todent ada. No Claaa- Forma may be cbttl 1 NEED A part-time maintain- IF THERE IS anyone who LOCAL NIGHTCLUB interest- PART-TIME EMPLOYEES to ance employee. Pay is $4 an understands music (major & wanted ed m contacting capable stand- work at the G.S.A. at the up comedians &/or magicians: hour for apartment complexes. minor chords, scales, etc.) I BUS DRIVER needed right Federal Records Center, 3150 contact Duane Puckett, Syl- Experienced. Call 434-2482. would appreciate your help- I away. Small van. phone 274- Bertwynn Dr. Dayton. OH. am in Music 165 and am ver's Supper Club 252-2252 !0-17. 28! 1 or 293-1020. Dayton area, Starting pay is $3.57 per hour. 6:00pm-9:00pin. 10-17. confused abou! some sections. must like children. 10-17. Please call 225-2852 or stop in NEEDED. PERSONAL case It would probab.'v take an hour attendent for male dorm stu- GUITAR PLAYER wanted for to apply. 11-7. of your time. Please contact £353.88 WEEKLY guaranteed serious, progressive rock band dent. Contact Bill in room me soon. Alicia. 878-3627 or $58.90 Daily. Start immediate- Beck, Kansas. Ailman Bros., NEEDED for a childless 138-A immediately. C329. 11-16. ly, Homework. Free. Green- Cream, etc. Please leave name wood's. 4412 Primrose Lane. genetically deprived couple, a NEED A PART-TIME job? and information in N47I. ot P.O.Box 552 Wright Bros. surrogate m ither. All replies Earn extra money distributing call 348-4989. Singing is a Branch, Dayton. OH 45409. confidential. Please reply:Box quality Shaklee Products 6-12 615 Mid City Station Dayton. found plus. 10-17. 11-7. hours per week. Opportunity NEEDED: SOMEONE with a Oh'>45402. 11-7. for unlimited growth. Call van with lift to transport me to NOW HIRING drivers. Good FOUND: WOMEN'S watch. 429-1715 for more info. 11-16. and from the shopping malls. job for students, apply in Call and identify after 9:00pm person to Buccalo Catering. EASY EXTRA INCOME! I will pay cash for the service. 767-4441. 11-16 Inc. at Fairgrounds Terrace $500 1000. Stuffing envelop- Contact me( Charlotte Jcwett) Bldg., Montgomery Co. Fair- es-Guaranteed. Send self ad- at mailbox X508 or call after grounds between 1:30 - 2:30 meetings REMEMBER FOLKS, to- dressed. stamped envelope- lo: It p.m. at 275-1581. 10-17 night is th.- big party in the Dexter Enterprises 3039 Mon - Fri only. EOE, INTERVARSITY Christian WANTED: Volunteer aides for 11-7. University Center Cafeteria, Shrine PI. La. Ca 90007. fellowship will be having a learning disabled and behav- large group meeting on Friday sponsored by WWSU. Come 11-7. LIKE TO HELP an orphan ioraliy handicapped children. Nov 16 at 7pm in 155 U.C. and meet the jocks! Beer and PART TIME delivery nelp Please contact -South Das-ton puppy or kitten? Clip your dog munchies will be sold. See you or cat from the news- Everyone is urged to attend. wanted mornings anil eve- School. 426-5000. 11-16. there. 11-16. nings at Olan Mills studios - in 11-7. paper and save your tapes Easttown Shopping Center from Dorothy Lane Market. WAITERS. WAITRESSES. (258-2114). Salem Square Turn these in to mailbox # cooks and bartenders. Evening Shopping Center (277-54661. hrs.. part time, call 223-6902 KI64 and we (Com 141 class) and Forest Park shopping will give them to S1SCA for more information. roommates Center (274-1695). Must have (Society for Improvement of ROOMMATE NEEDED: To ROOMMATE WANTED male auto and insurance. Must PREPARE FOR law school Conditions for Stray Animals). share completely furnished or female to share 2-bedroom apply during business hours. admission test, call 836-7157. 11-2. 3-bedroom home in Fairborn apartment. Ask for Joel at with 27 yr. old working male. X3161 or at 252-2953 after Really nice place. $120.00 per 6pm- 11-2. LADIES OF ALPHA Xi membered - The Ladies of month(includes all utilities & ROOMMATE WANTED male Delta, get ready for the best Delta Zeta. 11-16. phone) Call 878-8067(eves) or or female to share 2-bedroom greek party of the quarter. Sat. at 399-9263(days) ask for Jeff. KAPPA DELTA PI Christ- apartment, close to WSU. ask KAPPA DELTA PI. an Laura's house. Signed. The 11-7. mas Raffle. Two $25 prizes. MALE ROOMMATE want- for Joel at X3101 or 252-2953 honor society for Education is NuDog Pledges. 11-16. Tickets will be on sale begin- ed to share two bedroom after 6pm. 11-7. having a used book sale LOOKING FOR ONE room- Thursday, Nov. 15. TO THE GENTLEMEN of ning Nov. 15 at the book sale apartment $115 a month; through Nov. 26. Drawing will which includes gas and air mate - male or female. Maple- NUDOGS: Meet at the Uni- Sigma Phi F.psilon: Thanks for view Apts. Rent is $91,67 per the great time on Friday - A be held in 225 Millet on cond., plus '/i utilities. Prefer versity Center atfc:00 Sat. nite month. Contact Clarence at (bring your dues). 11-16. night that will long be re- Monday. Nov. 26. Tickets may non-smokers. The dead need be purchased at 22S Millet not apply. If interested contact 878-1037. 11-7. Winners will be announced in Q401. 10-18 FEMALE ROOMMATE want- the Guardian. Proceeds will gi 1 AM LOOKING for a female ed: To share a three bedroom (-awards the Kappa Delta Pi roomate, non-smoker, to share house with 2 other students. Scholarship Fund. 11-16. Bonnie Villa ant. Cost will be House has large yard, fire free for rent 1/3 rent & 1/3 utilities. More place, washer Ac dryer, and is information call Chris or Rach located in a nice neighborhood IVY MANOR Apartments: SWEET TEMPERED, affec- el at 426-3114 after 5:00pm. only 5 mins. from WSU. Call 165 W. Funderburg Rd., De- tionate, house-broken, 6 mo. personals 10-17. 429-9928. 11-2. o.d female puppy. Price: luxe 1 and 2 bedroom apart- FEMALE ROOMMATE want- ROOMERS WANTED to guarantee love and care.Phone ments. Minutes to WPAFB DEAR BECKY. ! hope your ed to share Bonnie Villa apt. share large louse Forest 879-1633. 11-16. and WSU. Save $50 - $70 per week is going well and you like 1/3 rent and utilities, call Ridge call Joan 233-4672. 10- month, we furnish heat, fur- all your surprises so far. Keep 429-0067. 10-17. 18. nished and unfurnished. Short smiling and looking for more term leases available. Some clues!? Your Little. 11-16. apartments adapted for handi- capped. From $200. 878-3871. rides 11-16. SIDE NEEDED to Tulsa. for sale OK, around third week in Dec. 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Contact either Call Diane at 873-2996 before APARTMENTS FOR RENT contact Hamilton Hall 125B or a '79. Huber Heights. 233- D-30 or 890-1799. 11-16. 5:0u or at 1-372-2665 after North Smithville Rd, - 2 one 6:00pm. 11-16. Allyn HallEblS. 10-18 8499. 11-7. '71 FIREBIRD Excellent bedroom units, $160. - 1 one GRAND PIANO. Steinway. condition. No rust. $1500. Call RIDE NEEDED tr Oxford bedroom unit. $145. Cleftn. N1KKO 7075 am/fm siereo Mohagany. 5' 101 November 16, 1979 DAILY GUAUHAN 7 Biggest success 'Prime of Miss Jean Brodie' ends 1979 year By LOHA LEWIS said. "Our weekend perfor- for last year." "taturday. and S3.25 on Thursday dy Center for Performing Arts in Guard lea Suff Writer mances have been sold out for Because of the demand for and Sunday. Washington D.C., in the Ameri- weeks and we've had waiting lists season tickets, only 20 percent of Vol* attributed the Theatre's can College Theatre Festival. The Wright State University of 20 to 60 peoplr for perfor- the available seats were left for success to several factors. Also contributing to the thea- Theatre Department is ending mances." the general public. The final "1 think the bulk of the tre's success has been the Guest 197") with its biggest success show, the Spring Dance Concert, congratulations goes to the facul- Artist Program. The current play. •ever, the Prime of Miss Jean This past year has also seen is already sold out, although there ty. The directors and designer? Brodie. features Fran Anthony, a Brodie. successes in season ticket sales may be some cancellation. have been top notch professional New York actress who was seen in "At this point," said theatre and the growing good reputation quality." he said. "Our Theatre Hello Dolly as well as several manager James Vol/., "The Prime of the Theatre's ability Vol* recommends that students students arc as good as any in the daytime dramas, and James of Miss Jean Brodie is breaking Sales for the 79-80 season wishing to purchase tickets take nation." Donadio. who has appeared in all of our box-office records. On a tickets closed with an increase of advantage of their "Student Hems and Foul Play. percentage basis, we've had 106 percent over last year's total. Rush" plan. About one hour Last season's production of "It's marvelous." said Vol*. bigger audiences than we've ever "We have sold over 1.800 before showtime ail left-over Look Bad in Anger won the WSU "The number of who wen: 'urned had in a 15 year period." season subscriptions - tickets to seats are sold for S2.00. This lheatre several months of na- on by our season last year and the "We are running at about 90 each of the shows for the year," compares to the regular student tional attention when it was summer season has truly been percent capacity for Brodie" he said Volz. "This compares to 820 price of $3.50 on Friday and selected to perform at the Kenne- phenominal." To the Editor... Share the news V. At our electric company we brighten the dark hours a Instructor responds to Guardian letter little differently. To the Editor: the various food service outlets on has the knowledge to make those In the November 8 issue of The campus. choices. We are available to help Guardian. Ms. P. Patrick com- 2). Yes, there ate materials that interested individuals in this plains of nutritional problems on she might call "junk food." but matter. A course in basic nutri- Campus and asks the question. which we would prefer to call tion and food choices. BCH 270, is ixie Electric Co- Have you ever tried to select foods high in empty calories (high being offered in the Spring of f.x)ds from the four basic food caloric content with limited or no 1980. groups and form a complete nutrients). They arc available 4). Food service locations on meal?" As the faculty with especially in the vending ma- campus were planned so that responsibility for undergraduate chines because they are very each location would have a An Entertainment Utility nutrition instruction at Wright popular and are (probably all too) "theme," allowing individuals a State, we would like to briefly frequently purchased. They variety of foods and ways to : respond. would probably rapidly disappear purchase them. pro. d ng a unique audo-. sja exper ence if people would stop buying them. Mary L. Duke. R.D., Instructor thai mues good people, g'ea: m^c. danc ng 1). 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A PCPSI StorrfR... Siorrej... YOJ'P RWC9MATION MAJOR' btiXHAT>0« Sirrni KtAp THIS! / ° — ~o £ 1, !-_] K !• rr—i 1 Jnr i m fT Trrl 8 DAILY GUARDIAN November lft, 1*79 Wrestling opens against OSU, Michigan, Miami IN ORDER for the Raiders to do ing is Jim Kordik. He will be and freshman Mike Gabbard from A few of the olavers are not By JOHN M. FOHL sorely missed. Centerville. The coach said, eligible until Winter quarter, but Guardian Sporta Writer well, not onlv in the tourney but aiso the season, the team will "Both have excelled in practice, Bulugaris thinks things will work KORDIK, FROM Centerville. and 1 think they're going to each out. He commented. "1 think our The Wright State University have to rely on its good health. piled up an incredible career have a great season." team will do very well before and wrestling team rf-ns the season after the p.u :rs return...at least I this weekend sga.nst s< me of the Wright State Coach Stematis record of 118-wins and only 28 THE RAIDERS will try to hope so. You know, only time will toughest competetion in the na- Bulugaris commented, "Barring losses in the 118 pound class. He improve on last year's record and ten." tion. any injuries. 1 thin* we'll have a was in the top eight in the nation very good team this year...(But) and was a Regional Champion accomplishments. They captured The Raiders will be hosting the we just don't have as much depth last year. second place in the Regionals and There could be as many as 350 Fourth Annual Wright State as I would like to have, and that Anothci Regional champ ftom at one point were rated 16th in the participants and 30 teams in this Invitational and such perennial means if anyone gets hurt it will las! year is sophomore Craie nation. Although it does seem weekend's tournament and it all powers as Michigan. Ohio State, set us baclr." Miller. Bulugaris looks for him very possible for the grapplers to starts Saturday at 9:00 a.m. with Indiana. Miami. Toledo and Wright State has most of its to do well this weekend. do even better this year than last, the preliminaries. These run Eastern Illinois will invade Raider players returning from last year's Bulugaris also mentioned co- they will have some minor Saturday and the finals start at territory. squad. but one player not return- captain David Fullmer, a senior. concerns. 10:00 a.m. on Sunday. Basketball scrimmage a showplace for Welch By CHUCK ARBAUGH points. Senior center Steve during portions of the game. WSU's latest intra-squad scrim- Guardian Sport* Writer Hartings also had a fine contest, Underhill explained the seve- mage. "On the who!e, I was scoring 16 points and rebounding rity of the injuries. "Rodney pleased with everyone's play. Wright State's intra-squad very well. Benson landed on the side of his We did commit a lot of turnovers, basketball scrimmage on Nov. 13 The winners also got a big lift hip early in the game, and didn't but this is why we have these was highlighted by an outstan- from Tom Holzapfel, a forward get to play in the second half. types of scrimmages. It allows ding individual performance by from Greenville. Holzapfel made "Also. Joe Fitzpatrick and Bill the team to get these mistakes out junior Roman Welch. many key plays and totaled seven Wilson suffered minor muscle of their system." Welch scored 29 points and had steals in the ball game. strains late in the game. 12 rebounds in leading the green However, all three of these men On Tuesday. Nov. 20. Wright squad to a 87-80 victory over the THE LOSING GOLD squad was should be practicing again within State will he holding another gold squad. consoled by the fine play of many the week." scrimmage between two teams IN A GAME filled with turn- of its members. Senior forward Underhill is happy with his comprised of players who are overs and numerous passing Joe Fitzpatrick led the scoring team's progress and is looking on this year's squad. It will begin errors. Welch stood out. playing with 20 points, followed by forward to the Dec. 1 opener at 7:00p.m. in the P.E. building, well at both ends of the court. veteran guard Bill Wilson's 15. against Oakland. and admission is free for students Coach Ralph Underbill comment- The sold squad also received HE GAVE THESE insights on and fans. ed on Welch's plav, "I was inspiring play from Leon Man- pleased with Roman's play ning. a junior from Indianapolis. throughout the game. This is the Indiana. Manning scored 12 best scrimmage that he has had." points in the game, but led Welch was followed in scoring everyone in rebounding with 15. REPORTERS WANTED on the green team by junior guard Apparent injuries to three key Eddie Crowe, who tossed in 22 Raider players silenced the crowd The Daily Guardian is now in need of a number of reporters .The reporter must be available for approximately 1 REPORTERS WANTED 165 E. 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