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UNIVERSITY CENTER FACULTY FACULTY DINING RM 7:15 am till 6:30 pm M-Fri 11:15 am till 1:30 pm M-Fri 11:00 am till 2:00 pm and 12:00 noon till 8:00 pm M-Wed 4:00 pm till 5'5:30 pm Sat & Sun 12:00 noon till 9:00 pm Th-Fri Wright State UniversitGuardiay Dayton, Ohio September 16, n1976 Vol 13 , Issue 5 UCB chokes on 'Deep Throat' BY KEN DUNBAR ampus, "It {Deep Throat) is of Shclton's duties is planning (i.iartlinn Staff Writer readily available in the commun- the POP right. ity." lie added. Pollock disagreed that a com University Center board's at- Pollock stated. "I don't give a mittce should be formed to re tempts to plav the movie Deep damn what people go see." but view films lhat are going to bi THraat during their upcoming that the University docs not need run on campus. "It is the Inn, Pay One Price Night were cancel- the controversy of showing Deep tion of the UCB to do that. led recently when O Edward Throat. "I. for one. don't want to be Pollock, vice-president and direc- "The issue of censorship has given ihc job of censor," Pollock tor of student services declined come up four or five times on continued. "I am not trying to allocate funds for the rental campus in the past." noted Ted practice 18th century morals. I fee of the film. Staton, UCB chaircr. "It was an don't think x-ratcd films should "Several years ago, the ques- itsue when the Guardian pub- be prohibited in a university tion came up of whether this lished nude pictures of the environment. particular film shoutd be shown streakers, when WSU played "I don't like censorship, and I on campus, and I said IJO," Lenny Bruce's records, and just am not going out of my way t< Pollock explained. last year when the magazines check every movie that is shown Andrew Spiegel, executive vice were taken out of the bookstore. on campus." Pollock said. president, provost and treasurer "The lack of policy led us to "I don't know that this was noted thai he had been contacted believe that we could go ahead censoring." Spiegel commented by the controller, and notified and slum the film. I want to "When you are doing something of UCB'x plans lor the film. bring censorship up as an that is going to lead to criticism "I called Mr Pollock and I asked issue." and you ask somebody to gi whether a less .-on;ro\ersial film Staton added lhat he hoped the a second thought, and thct might be shown." Spiegel controversy would force some reverse their decision. I would stated. policies to be made on censor- call that censoring." "I received a phone call from ship. S'aton estimated that aboul another administrator who asked "If we plan something like this $500 has been tied up in ad Construct-on is nearing completion sn the Umveriity Center me if I knew the film was going and they (the administration) can tising POP night and Deep tunneL The tunnel will be a welcome relief to patrons of the to be shown on campus, and I it at the lasi minute, then are we Throat. Rathslrellar |Paul Gardiner photo]. said no." He declined to give the going to have to have their "If we can get the money name of the administrator. approval for every film we pay for new publicity, so be i Pollock explained that it was show?" Tom Shelton. UCB spec- Staton added. "If we can't, we'll Convocation 'end of the notoriety of Deep Throat that ial events chaircr added. just go ahead and I'ass four frenetic years* kept it from being played on As special events chaircr. one (Continued to page 6) Jeffery to replace Oelman on board BY SHARON TWARKK Andrew Spiegel and the firsl Guardian Staff Writer employee of WSU and Fred BV TOM HEYER1 EIN pointment he is currently serv- White. senior vice-president Guardian Editor T in \cry grateful for the ing. Wright State President Robert emeritus. opportunity to serve, and I'm "I've had a very long sen- Kcgcrreis noted. "Sixteen years Kcgcrreis introduced Or John The Wright State Universin vcrv conscious of my responsibil- tence." Jeffrey remarked. "I've ago. the ideas for a medical K Bctjan. dean of the School of Board of Trustees yesterday ity." Jeffrey said of his new been here since the doors were school had their beginnings in Medicine, as (he object of a named Harry P Jeffrey chaircr ol position. IK added that he hopes opened, on the periphery. Ihc the community. Due to the lack nationwide search. Kcgcrreis Ihc board. Jeffrey replaces form- ihc Hoard can aid Ihc administra- Board is only on the periphery." of a state university here the commented. "We are glad we er chaircr Robert S Oelman. one tion. laculiy and students to He added lhat WSU. like oilier possibility was not right at lhat made the choice we did." of the founders of WSU. who continued WSU's growth rale, universities, is run by Ihc admin- lime." Bcljan. a native of Detroit, retired in July. which lie considers "phenom- istration and the faculty. with the Kcgcrreis said Ihis as part of graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Jeffrey's appointment comes enal." Hoard of I ruslces serv ing only as his address at the firsi annual the University ol Michigan. He in the last year of his appoint- Beginning m |%5. Jcffrev a guiding force. convocation lor WSU's School of spent ten years in the Vir Force. ment IO the Heard. His nine vcar served on ihc WSU Advisory- Jeffrey observed. "We hope Medicine held Tuesday at the Bcljar is also a member of 25 term expires June .W). hi"" Board lor ihree years v.hile WSU we can set some policies iliai arc University. professional societies and has WSU President rtobcrt Keger- was a branch campus for Ohio wise and helpful." "My sincere personal thanks authored numc ous articles. reis, who called Jcflrev the Stale ami Miami University. In accordance wilh Ohio state to those participating. This is the "T his is a joyous ami historic Board's "senior trustee." said When WSU became an indepen- law. Jefliey is not eligible lor re- end of four frenetic >ears spent occasion. I he school will meet a that Governor James A Rhodes dent university. Jeffrey received appointment when his nine year in arriving at this point." he social need. Nothing ever really will appoint a new trustee when a one vcar appointment to the term runs out. continued. begins, since somthing always Jeffrey's term expires, jusl as lie llcdghng Board o| Trustees. Jeffrey is partner in the Day- Final recognition was given by preceded it." Bcljan remarked. did when Oelman gave up his When that appointment expired, Ion law firm of Iddings, Jeffrey, Kcgcrreis to Vice-President (Continued to page 6) post. John Torlcy was chosen by lie received the nine year ap- and Donncllv. » ~ M Rhodes to fill the sca"-«t• vacate'mauud bi»v> Early semester systems subject of student survey B8Y) KKKEN DUNBAIll'ftiRAWR ""Th I h#e* llirvPUsurveyCs u.tlwilll hbe &«*nsentl mioult lifintionsi u
Reminiscent of the bookstore's ban on sex They Can Even Confiscate sexually-explicit magazines last spring is My Property... TheyVe taken the administration's current prohibition s> i Property- on the movie "Deep Throat ', which was slated \) li > Mat's Left for a fall showing by University Outer board. The administration's ban, despite Vice- president Andrew Spiegel's remarks to the contrary, is blatant censorship, pure and s i mp1e. UCB Chairer Ted Staton's suggestion that the University adopt a definitive censorship policy is an idea that should have been implemented much earlier. In these days of loosening sexual mores, guidelines should be set so student organizations could be aware of the University's stance on censorship. Primer for high school grads That is, if they insist on censoring student decisions. dents live in the neighboring Hvcr noticed how. in high By Thomas Bcvrrlt'in One point that should be highlighted school, the foxiest sweater girls area, few students will be par is the fact th.it UCB enlists sivuritv are always attracted, assu.ncdh leading letters (they still think ticularlv impressed by past ac- guards to check IP's admitting only 18-vear- by some bastard derivation of these mean something), and- complishments. however seem- shimmcring golden haloes (ne- ingly impressive. olds and over to Pay One Price night. Mesmer's law of animal mag- cessary to maintain a holier-than- Life on a college campus is a Admittance to "Deep Throat", then, would i.etism, to the school's biggest thou attitude). be as regulated as any established moviehouse. simps? major. I repeat, major transition The long range effects of HSM In all fairness, we must point out that The former is nearly always from public school life, and one spacev enough to make Neil can be devastating to both the must make a clean break with the 'i F.d>\ird Pollock, the alleged perpetrator Armstrong pea green with envy victim and those with whom the past. of this decision, is more the victim than the and endowed with 53 times more victim comes into contact. Secondly, one should not labor villi an. organic matter lining her size under the delusion that the- AKhough Pollock is left to take the blame 401) cups than between her tars. stereoty pic formula for popularity for the decision, we have the feeling that that worked in high school will Spiegel did more than to "ask somebody to The latter, on the other hand, apply in college. give it a secon-l thought." has ever more muscle in his Generally speaking, you will liven though the GUARHIAN is opposed to cranium than in his musclebound either achieve or fail to achieve nil kinds of administrative censorship, biceps, breath that comes a silly popularity within a specified in- everyone involved in the matter, students millimeter away from being ille- terest group. gal. and wraps skin-tight Levis and administration alike, have displayed College students have a broad about his fashionably bowed interest range and you're bound poor judgement. leys. to find a group of friends you can Just because a movie "shows it all", The point I'm trybg to make, fit into if you look hare! enough. doesn't give it any artistic value. There however inadequately, is thai Don't be satisfied to form cliques is such a thing as hard core porn. children have designed for them- w ith your old high school cronies. UCB's involvement is as bad in principle selves a stereotyped Joe and As you fit into a group of Jane High School. Our task was as the worst black exploitation film or friends who share some of your to fit Ihe image to win the prize: own interests and goals, you'll Donny Osmond album. They sit outside the lhat being one of popularity. A shock to the system of the find that the old taboos are gone. door and count their profits while Some of you reading this victim usuallv occurs within the Freshmen sometimes find their hundreds of "sheep" flock in to see their coiumn arc just now beginning first two or three weeks of closest friends in uppcrclassme-n. notorious skin flick. your first day at an institution of college life when, horror of hor- Although some upperclassmen Stockton, Staton, and She1 ton should higher learning. Many of you will rors. the victim discovers that still suffer from HSM, and thus have displayed more aesthetic consideration fall victim to college's relatively no one cares any longer that he- feel a sense of superiority toward over their enterprising endeavors. high drop-out rate and never see- was once offensive tackle for the younger students, most will the firs' snow-flakes fall on our Cliquesvillc Clubfeet. accept you as an eoual. beloved campus. As the disease progtcsses, Well, that's all I have to say ein Others, however, just may- other symptoms gradually bc- the matter. I heipe this primer to hang in there long enough to see comc apparent. clean campus living has been of their names on a sheepskin As if in quarantine, victims some minimal help. (believe it or not. it has been associate only with those who By the way. if you're ever near done.) share their affliction. 046 University Center, drop us a Whether you succeed or fail at I have seen some advanced line. I'll look forward to seeing university life depends on a great cases in which victims can be you, if you're not struck down bv number of factors, factors too found staying up nights, locked the dreaded HSM. Guardian staff numerous to deal with ir the in their trophy rooms, browsing short space this column affords through volumes of high school me. yearbooks while idlv spinning a : editor thomas g bcyerlein However, looking back on my basketball on their calloused in- ; managing editor lance goldberg two-year career as a Wright State dex fingers. t associate editor dorctta mcgcorge student, it seems to me that one Some, rumor has it, even turn ; advertising manager linda vreeland of the characteristics that make to cruising about town with a • business manager spring white for a successful college student is six-pack of Stroll's 3.2 beer. : ciivulation manager gavlon vickers the ability to rid oneself of what However, the first-year stu- ; secretary libby keller might be appropriately called the- dent should take heart; there is typesetters ken dunbar, patti melnikoff. susan opt "high school mcnta'iiv" (H5M). hope. Preventative measures can ; stafj writers gail cales. bob cerro, kathy chat-nock. Suffers of HSM can be recog- be taken to avoid this chronic kcr.. dunbar. ron griffins, barbara land, telcia mccabe. david nized by their broad noses (ideal illness. ; njoqlroy. susan opt. less schroerluke. betty stutler, sharon twarek. for use in looking down on Freshmen should realize that, - ri;tfard vorpc. louis woehl. ron wukeson. david yctt-r others), school-colored jackets even in a commuter school like 2 p{K)|ographers paul gardiner, robcrt marcum wallpapered with sports or cheer- Wright State where most stu- September 1ft, 1*^6 GUARDIAN 5 Reader supports abortion
To the editor: Not so subtle, the implication, tion with the outside world is The question Who gives a the question. If Carter's mother essential to one's rehabilitation; damn about ' i -.is of victims had aborted the embryo. Jimmy because if one do not have no of Unplanned "•-«»! hood who wouldn't be 'available' to snve type of correspondence with the threaten our blessed peace-of America. That prompted by outside world one begins to feel neglected, alone and abused mind today. Dialogue concerning Biblical reference to Judas, and this is the same feelings 1 feel, the Abortion Amendment issue my question: I wonder if Judas every day without no letters. continues. was an "unwanted child ? I'm black -24 years oid (5-3-52: In response to a letter (of Sept Had his mother aborted the weight 140 pounds, height 57". 1st. 'in other words') written by embryo. Judas wouldn't have long hair, brown eyes- and still one who "would like to clarify" been 'available' to betray Jesus. pursuing my college education ,'er position on abortion, she Mv point was quite clear. "Ju- while confinec,'. I'm native of says, "for a recent letter writer" das went '..ait and hanged him Cincinnati. Ohio. and for other Daily News read seif," took his own life... I appreciate any or all corres- ers... Thus, continues the dia Frequently, unwanted children pondence. logue. grow up unwanted: childhood, Thanking you in advance for She wishes to clarify' to me. the teenage to maturity. Unwanted consideration of this request. writer of the letter in question. citizens, many of them become. I.eroil Davis That makes it "My Turn." in fair Through no fault of their own they tend to be resentful: HI 1,3-204 discussion. Box 78? I am pro abortion law as it now without self respect, they feel lit- l.ucaseitle. Ohio iSt>4S stands. It is the moral and legal tle respect for others' rights. Si a- right of any woman rich and tistically speaking, they are a poor alike, young or old--to threat to us. the society in which decide in each case, what is we "good people" live. right and not for herself only-• Of course. "We could help To the editor: her decision to make. them." Hut. honestly now. Do Hi. hope this letter w ill see you would care to write. (' Juliana "human compassion" hoping that The "subtle implication" re- wef in good health and fine spirit. (1143 210: I'O I tax 787. Lucas someone, male/female, ferred to was a banner: picturing S. Hi d! u Tanner I am writing in the hope you ville. Ohio 45648." black white, anyone might w ish Jimmy Carter as looking like may be of assistance in obtaining Any assistance you may offer tn correspond with me. Jesus, and referring to JC's correspondence with someone. will be greatly appreciated. Kven the briefest of letters will "Saving America." I am an inmate pi-esently con Charles Juliana do much for this "shadow of a fioned at the Southern Ohio Cor lonely man" than any so-called rectional Institution and have no To the editor: prison rehabilitation. We contact with the outside world. I am a young black resident In closing I would like to say My incarceration allows me more incarcerated in the confines of a "thank you" in a most humble spare time than needed and mail modern concentration camp, bet way for your time. To the editor: and visits are few and far be- ter known as London Correc Clayborn (1 Sims Hl-h'ii I'm writing this letter in the tween. tional Institute. Box 69 W ant hope to place an ad in your news- Having no means in which to London, Ohio WHO paper. pay for my ad. I'm writing in the 1 have no family or anyone on I'm without financial source to hope yon can print the following the outside who cares. pay the cost of the ad. I'm in your newspaper. I.ike. as you might have 1 our presently incarcerated and have "Man age 32 in prison. Without guessed it's quite depressing for lack of communication with the family; or friends who care. me. without "human contact." outside world for some lime now. Wishes to correspond with some Therefore, it is in your paper Letters I feel strongly that communica- one in sincere friendship who 'hat I'm entering my plea for WELCOME BACK!!It' s that time of year again
UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE 6 GOAR 1)1 AN September 16. 19761 Administrators cancel showing of Deep Throat grounds that it might incriminate events arc geared tow ard sexi-! (Continued fro ige 2) Staton described the decision shown during the 73-74 circuit. ness and "we wanted a porn film j last Tango in Paris and Trash in me." brochures oul . ' • ross off Deep to cancel the film "Strictly Pollock stated that he knew of to add to the draw (of people)." Threat. They have slrcady been public relations decision." the 74-75 circuit, and Fritz the no other films ever being censor- As a substitute for Deep Cat in the 75-76 circuit. All were sent to the printers." Staton also added Deep Throat ed on campus. Throat UCfi will show Walt Elizabeth Dixon, Director of his been shown in the rast in a x-ratcd. she said. "The main reason for getting Disney's Alice in Wonderland | Ihe University Center, said "I human sexuality class at WSU. What distinguishes these films the movie was to justify a 55 and Monty Py thon and the Holy din not object to the film. I was Spiegel said. "There was a from Deep Throat was "notor- price at the door, and $4.50 Grail. Richard Vorpe, UCB film never aware that two years ago a class that shot a clip from Deep iety. Most people see the name charge ahead of time.'' Shelton chairer said. decision had been made about Throat which elicited literally and know what it's about." noted. "Wc are not going to cancel this film. ' dozens of letters (of complaint). Pollock noted "The films shown Staton added that there will be- the contract on Deep Throat." Staton consulted an f.uoincy Wright Stale could possibly be on campus should have some other activities during POP night Staton said. This can be done who specializes in censorship subjected to severe criticism (if connection at least with educa- and people would not have been "almost up to the last minute.'' cases and was told that "legally, the film were to be shown tion." subjected to the film if they Staton explained that they we are in the clear. Wc won't again.)" Asked whether he had been didn't want to see it. wanted the film ready in case the . take it to court. We'd have to be Shelton stated that Pink Fla- directed bv another administrator Staton explained POP night's decision should be reversed. somewhat practicd al that mingos another x-ratcd film had to censor the film. Pollock re-
stage-" been shown without controversy. plie,)IICdU "II refusiliuu e tUo» answe*1113" VIr on the 9 Staton explained thai the court "It wasn't quite as notorious as costs and lawyer's fees would Deep Throat." lie explained. Med school becomes a reality Susan Stockton, program di have to be paid. 'And if we win suburban and rural areas in and as a very real and function- (Continued from page 2) the case, what do we win-thc rector for University Center, add- order lo give additional phvsi ing part of the community. ed that Pink Flamingos was ••'Ihus. while we arc assembled right to sell some tickets." Clans in proper distribution: and "It is a school thai will maki ii-day in begin a School use of. gain support from. am! Medicine, it is in fact only .i third, the emphasis is on lantily si mci care." Jellies added. contribute lo the enure health svmbolic beginning, one made education and delivery system ol possible bv years ol diligent Kev note speaker was l>r ( John I upper, dean ot the Univer- the community. and it is lasitij. effort on the part ol thousands of the groundwork for ssh.,t Authentic people from all ss.-lks ot lilt-, who sity ol California a' Davis School ..I Medicine. believe will be the future <>' hasc given ol themselves, so thai medical education in terms ol tin INDIAN-JEWELRY we might have a WM School ot A graduate ol the Univer- sity Ot N. hr.iska Medical school. intimate relationships and unci Mi ,il the I msersils ol relationships with the column Di John Worthman 111. I upper s.i-, Michigan h .I .'our scars, after nils." lupper noted. AT AUTHENTIC Montgomery County Medical Ihe .12 students ol ills' charlci society staled. I speak lor all which he « .is commissioned in class vvciv also in attendance. 2 RETAIL PRICES! physicians in ihe area when I say ihe Air I on males and '> females are in tin 2 at last. I think we've got it. Upon the end ol that .luls. he When we make you on offer u ilass. .10 of which are Ohinaii- Keal.lv i-- now . A welcome to the returned to Ann Arbor in l 54 on out beoutiful selection ol and 12 which are Dayton-are; a students to the challenge and and bv I*)<><» reached the position handcrafted jewelry, you can residents. The medical student- delight of medicine." of dean al the I ot M School of be ture you're getting o range ill age from 21 lo .12. bargain Inflated prices hove Worthman who is in (he field Medicine. 1 u to Ihe 1 i-'olloss ing tlie coilsoe.11 ion . no place in our buttnesi; ol ol family practice programs will In lino 1 upper wei reception ss.is held at the Uiiisei discounts arc taken off the be a voluntary clinical laculty ot ( aliforma al Davis. t lur school sits Center. i- wk ORIGINAL, ALREADY LOW member. luppe-r said. V RETAIL PRICE! Harrv P.lelfrey. representative today becomes one ot 111 Amer- LVi of the Board of Trustees, spoke ican medical schools ssith slu- of the relation ol the medical dents enrolled, ll is one of a new You always get 1 /3 to 1 /2 off school to the community, lie generation of medical schools, ol reminisced. "Thirteen years ago institutions that sonic have called at this was farmland. Now we have schools without walls, for this Parker s Indian Jewelry a school of medicine." school docs not see itself as an "It's unique in several respects. isors lower insulated from the Till: GUARDIAN IS NOW Downtown Dayton Kirst. it is a community project; people in tlie community about it ACCEPTING APPLICA- rmEI S INDIAN JEWELRT • J0IIE1S • WN0USAU8S • IEUIUIS second, it is a community school bill, rather, sees itsell as a ness TIONS FOR Till: POSI- s communitv resource and asset : Q& of medicine u regard lo tin city. TION 0I STAFF \RTI ST
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Open: M-F 12 noon-9 pm/Sat 10:30-4 pm'Sun 12 noon-tspm State September 16. 197ft GUARDIAN 7 University Center Day cooperative biggest ever BY LANCE GOLDBERG given away by ARA food services lancods vulcotaocs. du-.cd by Special Events Chairet pizzas, and dipped ice cream Guardian Managing Editor in front of the bookstore. Studer.ts can register for draw- Tom Shelton. cones. UCB "ill be giving away 25 ings during the day giving away Four tickets to "1976 Dinner Some of the drawings will be vintent welcoming programs tree lunches each worth S2 to the the following prizes: Theatre" produced by UCB Fine conducted in the dean of stu- dent's information van. will reach an apex today in the first 2? students to satisfactorily Two concert passes admitting Arts chairer Nancy Knight. Joanne Risachcr. assistant student coordinated effort of Uni- complete a questionnaire con- two people each to fall quarter • 0 percent discount tickets and versity Center day held in WSU's ecrni.".^ UCB activities. concerts produced by UCB Con- one necklace to be given away bv dean of students, and Edward Pollock, dean of students will be University center from 10 am to 4 Marty Kenlon. UCB videotape cert Chairer. Marcus Logan UCB's Hollow Tree Director Jill in the van to answer any ques- pm. c-hairer will be roving around E:ve tickets admitting two each Steele. tions students may have eon- According to I'CB Advisor with his camera taking misccl- to "Pay One Pricv Night" pro- Beer mugs, sweaters, small Susan Stockton, this is the first .-erning Wright State University. UC day to incorporate the serv- ices of more than one student Parking space squeeze afflicts students again organization. BY SUSAN OPT "This should he the largest UC first time in Wright state history one. Guardian Staff Writer ed by people w ho take advantage dav ever." said Stockton, "and that the t decal has been discon- Parking services is also plan- last year vie were mobbed." One of the major concerns of tinued." commented Grewe. ning "a traffic study, the first of the system and park illegally. "The first week we will issue John Reischman. I'CB concert students on the first day of "But we won'4know this until we week of the school year to get an warnings but the Monday of the assistant and student coordinator classes is finding a parking space get the final figures from data idea of the traffic situation." following week, they will become of UC day. invites all students to and this yerr appears no differ- processing." Grewe mentioned. So if you see a citations, he said. "But Grewe visit the center, participate in ent from any other. Sales are based on distribution black box on the side of the road, emphasized that it does not mean their activities and meet the "We have already discontin- of classrooms and the estimated we're just counting cars." they can't give out citations the various student organizations. ued sales of B dccals." said hour-by-hour, day-by-day use ol Grewe continued. "The first first week. "The student should Along with UCB. student Richard Grewe. director of Park the parking lots, said Grewe. two weeks ol school are not be aware from the first dav thai organizations in the center in- ing Services and Security. "And He noted that students who reflective of the rest of the year he mav well be confronted with a clude Inlcrclub Council. WWSU «•; mav have to discontinue the did not lake advantage ol buying parking situation." But he re- citation at am time." radio IH.V5 on your dial). Student sale of C." their decal during early registra- marked that in the first couple of Caucus. NEXUS Literary Mag- If this happens, "it will be the tion mav not be able to obtain week.s problems are compound- azine. and the Guardian ted note: be sure to follow our upcoming series on student organizations). Phys Ed parking lot now paved, add new lot UC activities include: explain to a visitor how to get 2 • 4 pm — free Marz Brothers BY SUSAN OPT This will be a control loi for from the present lot to the "Bui we will be spending movies in rooms (Ml. 04.' and Gsardlan Staff Writer visitors and doctors of about ISO Creative Arts center. You tell some in terms of labor lor (MS. parking spaces." Marlow contin- them to go across the quad. striping and bumper blocks." he- 12 - .1 pm — free admittance to Students returning this quarter ue*!. What's the quadS" added. Marlow said that money Rathskeller student bar. with the may have found a slight parking He estimated it would be Grewe added that as soon as would come from reserve money Davto-.Vellow Springs band pro- change - a paved lot behind the completed in late October ot some construction is finished and Irom parking lees and such. viding live entertainment. Pitch- Physical Education building. Bob November. some pipelines are put in. Ihcv Marlow mentioned that the ers ol beer will sell at the Richard Grewe. director of total cost of the two lots would 1 Marlow. director of Campus will be able to expand the reduced price ol S .25*. Planning and Consiruction. ex- Parking Services and Security, parking lots in that area. inn about VH 1.000 when com- All dav free videotape entitled plained. "The lot was getting explained that the present visi- "I he university community pleted "Rockin" the USA. bad cause so much construction tors lot "doesn'l serve the li- will not have invested any money All day free books will be has been done across it." brary. creative arts or medical lor it It's part of the capital given away in Iron of the hook- "Laier on. another small lot buildings." improvements program lor the store. north of this one will be added. lie remarked, "Just trv and medical schools." Grewe torn Periodically, t-shirts and stu- dent supplies wdl be given awav by the bookstore. All dav free coca-cola will he Announcing new lower prices on WSU co-op BY LOU WOEHL Guardian
A co-operative education pro- gram for Wright State is now in Texas Instruments the planning stages. The pro- gram. headed by Barton Wcchs- electronic calculators ler. coordinator of the co-opera- tive education program, and Ele- at WSU Bookstore nor Koch, associate provost, was started in early July. WSU has been in contact with TI-1270 the University of Cincinnati. An- Regular WSU Bookstore tioch. and the University of Detroit, concerning each of their Price Price individual programs. The concept of a co-op pro- gram was first proposed by the 1270 $14.95 $13.45 college of Business as an extra aid to their students. Wechsler said that the idea 2550-1 1 $34.95 $31.45 behind the co-op program is to provide the student with practical experience in a field related to their major, as well as providing SR-50A $59.95 $53.95 the student with income which can be used to defray school costs. SR-51A $79.95 $71.95 The implementation of co-op programs for certain majors will be left up to each individual SR-52 $299.95 $269.95 college to decide. A normil co-op program is designed to work in usually one SR-56 $109.95 of two ways. The student can $98.95 work part-time in a field related to his major while attending SR-51A SR-56 school. J Fall Quarter Activities Calendar
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; September i September October October October October October Nc 19 26 3 10 17 24 31 7 19 Sunday 26 Sunday 3 Sunday 10 Sunday 17 Sunday 24 Sunday 31 Sunday 7 5 j Video programming Video programming Video series—Lite ot Video senes—The Video senes—The Video series— 1 Movie Orgy Growing Up Female the Bolmga Center and Mexican Connection Mexican Connection Amencan Time November I UCB campus TV tlCB campus TV Black Omnibus Part I campus TV Part II campus TV Capsule and Fly Me to campus TV The Moon campus TV 1 Monday | Sorority Forma! Rush Soronty Formal Rush Sorority Formal Rush Bike Hike to John Bryan Hollow Tree Christmas 8 M Artist series—The Alard State Park 25 Monday 20 Monday 27 Monday Sale at University n0», String Quartet 8 p m 11 Monday Video senes— Center Creative Arts Video programming Video programming Video series— The University Theatre American Time Movie Orgy Growing Up Female Mexican Connection production--The Capsule and Fly Me to 2 Tuesday i UCB campus TV UCB campus TV Sorority Formal Push Birthday Party Part I campus TV The Moon campus TV Hollow Tree Christmas 9 T1 Information Van 4 Monday Sale Hol.( 28 Tuesday No classes -Columbus 18 Monday 26 Tuesday Dean of Students Video programming Video series -Lie ot Day Video series— The Video series- Volleyball Ohio Valley the Bolmga Center and G'owmg up Female Mexican Connection American Time 21 Tuesday Black Ommbus League Tourney here vuiir UCB campus TV 12 Tuesday Part II campus TV Capsule and Fly Me to Video programming campus TV : Video series - The Movie Orgy The Moon campus TV 29 Wednesday Mexican Connection Registration for 3 Wednesday UCB campus TV 5 Tuesday Miriiversity Richie LeCea on Part I campus TV Volleyball Cedaiville Hollow Tree Christmas ' 0 * Ouad - tree— Video series —life ot courses—Mixology and Rio Grande here Sale Hi-.. 22 Wednesday 'ofreshments the Bohnga Center and Registration for Belly Dancing I Video programming Black Omnibus j Mmiversity University Center Movie O'gv Video programming campusV Lecture series—Boo courses—-Aug 27 Wednesday Woodward 8pm mam | UCB campus T V Growing Up Female 19 Tuesday i Weaving Macrame Video series- gym 11 1 UCB campus TV 6 Wednesday i and Jewelry Making Video series—The 23 Thursday American Time Video series—Lite ol | University Center Mexican Connection Capsule and Fly Me to 30 Thursday Video programmino the Bolmga Center and Part II campus TV The Moon 1 campus 4 Thursday j Volleyball—Wilmington Won eOrgy Video programming Black Omnibus TV ! i UCB campus TV Growing Up Female campus TV Capital at Capital 20 Wednesday Hollow Tree Christmas Umn Sale ' ; UCB campus TV Video series—The 28 Thursday ! Touch Football Registration tor 13 Wednesday Mexican Connection Video series- ; I men »r-?" i Register October Miniver sity Video series—The Volleyball Wittenberg Part II campus TV i American Time Miami here 12 F PE locker room, starling courses—Kundalim J Mexican Connection Capsule and Fly Me to (ale Oct 5 1 Friday snd Hatha Yoga and ; Pad I campus TV Lecture series—F Lee j The Moon campus TV ! Video programming Beginning Auto Bailey—S p m mam 5 Friday 24 Friday j Grou mg Up Female Mechanics loi Men and | University Theatre gym Women University Volleyball Mt St Hollow Tree Christmas Open House—Hollow UCB campus TV | production- me Joseph. Ball State here i Tree UCB University Center Birthday Party Volleyball Dayton. Safe Center I Film series A Cincinnati at Dayton ! Clockwork Orange 112 7 Thursday 14 Thursday Racguetbal! doubles 29 Friday (men women) Register | Ftlm senes— | Oelman Video series—bte ot Video senes—The Archery {men women) i Tourr : Woodstock UCB 112 i the Bolmga Cente• and Register at PE locker Video series- at PE locker room Univf Mexican Connection American Time starting date Nov 15 i Oelman Volleyball rco-rec ] Black Omnibus Part I campus TV room starting date Oct j • triples) Register at PE campus TV 20 Capsule and Fly Me to Badir The Moon campus TV | Video programming locker room starling Registration tor 6 Saturday (men i Movie O'gy j date—Oct 13 8 Friday Mini versify 21 Thursday Hollow Tree Christmas alPE Dinner Theatre—1876 j UCB campus TV i Jim McCutcheon in courses—Pottery and | Sale slant Video series—The by Bill Rickert mam I InnetuDe water polo ! Rathskeller UCB Beginning Mexican Connection \ cafeteria Unive Ecnad a dance ! (co-rec team) Register Photography Part II campus TV Volleyball Ashland University Cente' , a* PE locker room. j Volleyball—Ohio University Center Akron Slippery Rock at p'Odu I starling date Oct 8 j Wesleyan Earlham 22 Friday Drink and drown — Akron j Greek Day on the Ouad Rathskeller Band I here Volleyball Ohio Video series—The 2 Saturday 13 S Dominican. Urbana Mexican Connection i University Center Film series—HaroW Woim i Video programming Video series—Lite ot here Part II campus TV ! Day—10 a m -4 p m the Bohnga Center and and Maude and Swim I Growing Up Female Fantastic Planet 112 | University Center Black Omnibus Cross Country at Col | UCD campus TV Film senes—The Oelman campus TV (men women) Register I Exorcist 112 Oelman 25 Saturday ' Film series/* PE locker room, starting i Films Table tennis singles Film series— ! 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Moves '12 Oelman Volleyball Wooster Kenyon Sl.ppery Rock Volleyball—Miami. at Wooster Bowling Green at Miami University Theatre production— The Birthday Party November November November November December December December December 14 21 28 5 12 19 26 28 Tuesday 7 Sunday 14 Sunday 21 Sunday 28 Sunday 8 Wednesday 13 Monday 20 Monday Wrestling Wilkes Hollow Tree Christmas Video sonss—W S Men's Swimming State Wrestling University ot Basketball Indiana Basketball University ot Hoiiow Tree Christmas North Oakota in Grand Tournament at Sale Merwm Reads His ot Otno Men's Dayton at Dayton Central her,> Forks. North Dakota Wilkes-Barre. Poems campus TV Collegiate Invitational Pennsylvania Video senes—Video Columbus Basketball Miami here 15 Wednesday 8 Monday Visionaries Video University Theatre Basketball University ot 29 Wednesday Art campus TV production—Scapmo' 29 Monday 10 Friday Akron at AMon
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University Theatre production—Scapino! Non-Credit Music Courses taught by William Walters at Minivcrsity classes this fall. Car Pool Deadline Beginning Monday. Sep- 10 GUARDIAN Ssptembcr 16 Students, faculty, and staff the same time as the can- Included will be rug weaving tember 20. Wright State's who would like to have com- Philosophy Changes celled course. The coursc. and macrame. quilting, belly Music department will offer puterized assistance in form- Philosophy 308. Survey of which is worth three credit dancing, jewelry making, 10 week periods of non-credit ing car pools for fall quarter Analytical Philosophy, has hours, will meet in 182 Mil- beginning photogr.'.phv. pot- instruction in piano, voice, should visit the Dean of Stu been cancellcd. The class, let'. tery. mixology (two separate basic musicianship, and pri- dents office. Ill Millett. by schedule.' . meet on Mon- classes) kundalinc Hatha yoga vate lessons on other instru- September 20 to fill out an day. Wedi l.iv. and Friday, Creative Writing Cumost and beginning auto mechanics ments. from 11:10 am to 12 noon, will Writers interested in win- for men and women. application. Piano will be taught on Each person who signs up he replaced by philosophy ning SI00. $50, or Sz' for best For more information, con- Mondays from 4:10 to 5:10 will be furnished with the 312. class number 225.5 The short story, humorous essay, tact Randy Durnell at the l!C B pm. Voice lessons for high names, addrc.scs, and sched- new class topic will be "Sui- or other short pieces between office. school students will also be ules of other individuals who cide. Absurdity, and Sex". 250 and 1000 words may enter held on Mondays, from 5:10 the Collegiate Creative Writ- live near his or her home and Bartender. who also have applied for the to 6:10 pm. ing contest by November 5 Basic musicianship sessions Waitresses service. For rules and official entry will be scheduled for either Walters form, send a self-addressed, Kitchen Help News Collegiate Trapshootlng 4:10 to 5:10 pm or from 5:10 stamped envelope to Interna- to 6:10 pm. tional Publications, 4747 Students interested in trap- Needed lor Fees for any of the three the upcoming school vcar at Fountain avenue. Suite C-l shooting in coiicgiate compe- l l Shorts lessons will be S35 each, but Los Angeles. California KX)2>. tition tor just for fun) should contact Greg Mandas a! students enrolled in any com- THE SHED 2Wt>42H. munity music division course 1126 Brown Street Arts and Crafts Program may enroll in the basic musi- Minivrrsltv Offerings 223-6902 Montgomery county Recre- cianship course without L'nivirsity Center Board & part-time, all evening hours ation and Parks department charge. will be sponsoring several Summer Playground Program The annual registration fee AUDIO of S3 for Community Music will feature an arts and crafts BECOME A display through September 29 division enrollecs is also re- CAN MAKE at Montgomery County Gov- quired. COLLEGE CAMPUS DEALER ernment pla/a from 8 am to 5 Interested persons should MONEY pm Monday through Friday. contact Sarah Johnson at ex- Sell Brand Name Stereo Component* The program, part of the tension 2346 to schedule an overall recreation program be- interview to correctly deter- FOB YOU! mine the beginning level of at lowest prii'ew. ing conducted at approximate- Sell audio equipment al your ly 44 playground areas study. college. No investment: ex- throughout the Montgomery Kidney Help High profits; NO INVESTMENT KEyUIRFD; perienced sales -help and county, will feature various A hoy in Hamilton, who incentive programs provided. projects made In children and must remain on a kidney- 0ver.60top'brands. including dialysis machine, will receive For detail*, contact: aiidiophile lines. Audio Outlet youths between the ages of t< and 16. one free hour of treatment FAD Components, Inc. 20 Passaic Ave., Wholesalers, 325 Pascack This year each playground from soft drink companies for Ave.. -Washington Township. every 200 soft drink can pull N X 07675 (201) 666-8868 will also display a banner, Fairfield, New Jersey ()7(X)6 based on the theme "Avia- tabs. Attention: Artene Muiyka. tion." with categories being Pull tabs should be given to Hene Orlowskj 201-227-6UB4 F!: past, present, and future. Diana Bluher in the Person- nel. 243 Allyn. College Poetry Contest International Publications is FRESHMEN sponsoring a poetry contest for interested students. Any student is eligible to submit poems up to 14 lines in SOPHOMORES length, but no more than five separate entries will be allow- ed. All entries must be original VETERANS and unpublished. typed, double spaced, on one side of the page only. Kach poem must be on a separate sheet of paper and the name, address, and college or university of the student must be in the up- Army ROTC per left-hand corner. There is a registration fee of SI for initial entries and 50 cents for each additional en- helps put you ahead. try. All entries must be post- marked no later than October You've heard th.it beturc Yo.i earn y our commission while vou earn voui 15 and fees must be paid by- So. make us prove it UV think we ran decree The commission, by itself, testifies to cash, check, or money order Army ROTC helps keep ill vour options your leadership abilities. Vou ha", " the option of to International Publications, open That means a lot unless you're absolutely an Army career wit hall the pay prestige and 474 Fountain Avenue. Los certain how you want to spent! the rest of your travel opporiunities of an i Ificer Angeles. California 90029. life. It prepares you for success in both civilian There are plenty of other leasons why and military careers. Army HO IV makes sense f,>r a young man or Anthropology Club How'.' woman determined to get ,ihi sid We'd like Jo Wright State's Anthropol- First (and maybe foremost I Army KOTC I ell V on more. ogy club will have a "start-the teaches you leadership Practical leadership ycar-off-right" meeting Satur- How to deal with and influence people: how day. September 25 at 7:30 to make things happen Business anil govern FOR MORE INFORMATION pm. at 5230 Underwood in ment always pay a premium for leadership' CONTACT: CPT DURHAM, 225-3326 Dayton. A discussion of the While you take the Advanced Course. \o-j als OR WRITE: PMS, US ARMY ROTC year's coming events, an elec- earn $100 per month That'll help pay vour INSTRUCTOR IJROUP, tion by anthropology majors expenses. for a representative to the de- UNIVERSITY OF CANTON partmental meetings, and a DAYTON, OHIO n:>4b9 guest speaker will be fea- tured. Maps to the BYOB function 1. Earn an Officer's commission. are available in the Anthro- 2. Compete for full-tuition scholarships. pology department. 3. No obligation during first 2 years. 4. Harn $100 per month during your last 2 years. Fall Book Sale 5. Get Ii^ership Experience & Adventure training. The University library will 6. No loss of freedom to choose your own major. hold a sale of used books Tuesday. September 21 from 8 am IO 5 pin, in the library. September Ift. 1976 GUARDIAN II David Bowie: the man who fell to stardom tally pawning an enormous, un Most complaints abou. t th• e incident... s in th.1 e. plot are missemil tltldl iIf* misse1*1 IV Vl'dn the first time BY LANCE GOLDBERG In any event, the film is worth explained stash of gold wedding movie deal with the serious you blink your eyes a! the wrong Guardian Managing Editor al leasi one viewing to those who hands. In no time, our enter- ambiguities in the story line. lime. prising young alien, under the Perhaps this is the film edit arc interested in pop culture or If vou hk- .. ..ahttrhouse These are valid complaints. pseudonym Mr Nelson, is in con- or's intention to cleverly draw fascinated by spaccy. slick, and Five. Stranger . t Strange The insignificant story details trol of Worldwide Enterprises—a are expanded and studied in the audience back for a second sensuous scenes. land, electric ilildos. "r David minute detail, whereas major viewing to catch what they Bowie, you'll probably like Nico- serious competitor to KoQAk and las Reog's Thi Man Who Fell To !BV'. Like many sci-fi stories. Man Earth. Contrary to pop belief, Who Fell To Earth deals with the Almanac no longer medicinal you do not have to be a rock-ti- us that in 178b a German by the shallowness of human perspec- standing, the result of their roller to enjoy this flick. B^ KATHLEEN CHARNOCK name of Vogel was an advocate tive. in determining alien oddi- collaboration. The People's A! The movie incorporates a var- (iunrdian Staff Writer ties in relation to Earthling oddi inanac (Doublcday. S7.95). is a ol infibulation (use of a cagelike iety of low-budget science-fiction delightful package crammed wiih device) lo prevent the evils of stratum ranging from a beautiful, ties. Bowie docs an effective job of To n.osl ol us, almanacs have seductive little capsules of Fact. masturbation, and that barely a dumb bellhop who falls in love acting like a fragile, cold, obiec- long been considered "niedici- lake, lor instance, their com- hundred years elapsed between with a young genius, an uncm- nal" tomes. Bitter elixirs, not livc mi'lded alien who indulges pilation entitled J Famous Alco- the lime that writer sexologist plovcd science professor, ami an in such cosmic entertainment as unlike I \ ilia I'inkham's. they are holics." Krali-l'bbing first coined the eccentric tycoon . . to locket watching twenty different TV nasty tasting, but effective. and Out ol fifteen who are listed. term "sadism" until, in W72. ships, ultra sensuous alien be- sets tutted to twenty different hu- sometimes unfortunately neces- eleven ate writers of son— sort Napoleon's penis was sold al ings. and miscellaneous, unex- man dramas at Ihe same time. (Sherwood \mlcrsoii. Theodore auction in England. plained gadgctry. Fans ol David Bowie will rec- Most of us have been known lo Dreiser. I'dna M V incent Millayl. A useful compendium ol im- An unusual story plot, how ognize his vast influence on this choke down a dose or two ol \ king, an actor, a dancer and portant facts and equally import- ever, and Bowie's inimitable film which borrows only the basic alman.ic when hot on the pursuit a diploni.il comprise the remain- ant trivia, this book is a worth- character lend to the film's storv outline ol Walter lev is of an elusive term paper. ing four. while acquisition for not only uniqueness. book. The Man Who Fell To Perhaps then, the firm of Chapter I'' is a chronicle of si x scholars, but punch press opera- Instead of an alien who falls to Irving Wallace and David Wal- throughout t In pasl hundred tors bartenders and bartenders' Earth and violently attempts lo I'arlh. Actually. u seen is as though le'scltinskv have niercly taken the vears. In it. we find that the word patrons, anil even those of us pillage our most precious re- Bowie had been grooming lor leal! ol the people who gave us "syphilis" w.is introduced In an who pretend lo be writers (and sources. Bowie pottrays a mild- (his part over the years as I linlsionc shaped chewable vita- Italian pocl in a poem entitled manage to siav sober long mannered alien who. through book reviews). evinced bs Ilis albums The mins. and made previously lin- "' Sx plulis. sive Morbus Galli- lOllgll I' free enterprise, attempts to briny Who ,'.<•/ •Tillensured Highlights" tell (fueling theatres! WSU leases cameras D.VH
BY SHARON TWAREK be increased." Guardian Staff Writer Color tapes for academic usage w ill be produced and stored on Continuous Sat \ Sun Three Norelco color television •-ampus in a tape library. Audio All seats SI 25 lil 2:.t0 pm IH) CINEMA cameras, costing about $200,000. and video tape duplication will are the newest additions ti> also be done. Wright State's telecommunica- Through interconnections of the tions studios. OEB network WSU is linked W FUNNIEST COMEDY Dr Clair Tettemer. director with Ohio State University, PBS J IN SO YEARS." of telecommunications, stated. in Cincinnati. Central State, Mi- "These were not capital pur ami University. Columbus PBS. f - * chases. These cameras are leased Bowling Green. Toledo. Akron quipment. The lease will be paid State. Kent State and Ohio Uni- versity. for out of non-university funds." Sal Sun — »tvBR00* ^ttl'''k Tettemer said there should be Recently representatives of the l s Medical school were shown the I .1(1.1:20 ' days m enough outside contracts to pay S:(M)-t>:4(l 7:00 for the lease on the cameras in capability of the hand held color 8:20-10:'" the last five years. camera. While discussing its Fall Schedule Dr Tettemer cites the work and usage, the group was televised \'ir ra 10:15 service of Jay Kuca. chief engi and shown the tape replay and neer and Jim Craig, executive the potential of the stationary producer for the set up and feasi studio cameras. bility of the programs that will These cameras will be used lo be produced by WSU. promote activities here at WSU As for camera capability Tet- and will be used to produce temer noted. "With the installa programs for release on commer lion of cable through the tunnel cial stations. system program, potential will I oniinuous All scats Daily ~1 All scats !il.25til 2:.'0 pm wlOMN WAYNE PRINTED September 24-25 Woodstock (tree) 6 30 p m and 9 50 p m October 1-2 T-SHIRTS A Clockwork 0"ige 7 p m 9:30 p.m.. midnight THl October 8-9 Our line of rock t-shirts gives you more than 100 SHOOTIST Night Moves'7p.m.. 9pm 11pm lAUHIN MCAII different popular designs from which to select. High October 22-23 quality shirts at very good prices. 324 S486 The Exorcist 7pm 9 20pm 11 35pm 5 We also offer custom printed t-shirts. We print October 29-30 whatever words you want on a l-shirt at a most Harold and Maude 6 30 p.m and 9:50 p m reasonable price. HI 40 I AS I Fantastic Planet 8 20 p.m and 11 35 p.m. With our personalized roiling paper you may have Open 7 pm .tarts dusk November 6-7 your name or any wording stamped in gold on colored ID'S Required Adults Only! TheLongesl Yard 7pm 9:20p m 11:35p.m. rolling paper packs. November 12-13 Design your own t-shirt using a photo, drawing, Lenny 7 p m.. 9:30 p.m.. midnight album cover, or whatever you wish and we can November 19-20 reproduce it in color on a t-shirt for you. Camelol 6 30p m 9:30pm 12:30a m Send a 13 cent stamp for full details on everything. (shown in 112Oelman Si).
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12 GUARDIAN September 16.1976 Siegel's 'Shootist' stands as an epitaph to old west
westerns, is a ruby in a field of sense, but Wayne's silent the performance of Ron Howard BY RICHARD VORPE fitting ihe western genre as Bacall's son. His appearance diamonds. So is a classic mean On ?. level less personal for demand that an adolescent not Guardian Staff Writer follow in his path is accepted. in the film is more or less a bastard lhal Richard Bonne some, and more personal for Wayne's demands arc accept- pivotal point, around which Ihe somehow overplays and you still Summer's over, so now's Iht others, is ihe use of John Wayne ance of the end of his erz and talc is told. Bui Howard's hate him that much more. Hugh lime 10 bitch about the apn»sl as ihe personna of Ihe western O'Brien is just easy to hale: 100 the end of his own life. presence when needed in the "fine film, thai deserved better hero. conclusion suddenly tills Ihe good looking and loo insensitive Slarling with ihe opening mon- Siegal has laken a cast and a release situation." plot that could have been totally screen with his and the audi- to his environment. Last year at Ihis time, it was tage of Wayne's western film ence's emotion. He is good. All thai a western can be. The history, the film parallels ihe life misused and I'irncd The Shootist John Frankehhimer's sequel to The final compliments should Shootist is. The turn of the of its gun fighter wiih Wayne's inlo a film one slep ahead of all the French Connection. French the Butch Cassidv's and Wild go lo Ihe character actors who fill century is it's end and so is too connection II. I' "as massed re- own life and times in westerns. up the cnvitonmcnl of Ihe story many ideals thai left ihe world Openly. Siegal means lo make Bunches. leased to the drive-ins and dis- There arc films that maybe itself. empty of heroes. Wayne is some- appeared within a week. Ihe the audience identify with John Jimn.y Stewart, the personna how symbolic of the lasl Amer- Wayne and what he has been in similar in text, but none quile as film in mam aspects was better sensitive lo the genre of western of ihe man in personal conflict of ican hero. countless westerns, making more lhan its predecesor. film making, something thai is Helped by the classic cinema- powerful Ihe impression of Wayne wiiliin the text of Ihe totally unique in America, bui tography of Claude Renoir. Ihe recently, something too rare. film was an adventure master- film. Film DePalma's best The Shootist is a moralistic The cast, needless to say. is piece thai received a total lack of (lawless. I.aurcn Becall as the The film is scored by one of challenge of Ihe values of west- BY TI1KIA McCABI recognition. ihe master's of the soundtrack, ern hero, by Ihe values that moralistic room renter is filmic- Guardian Staff Writer Ihe same situation, a year the laic Bernard Herrmann- called itself civilization al the ally the perfect blend of the later, is Don Siegal's epitaph 10 man woman thai stands beside whose work includes Citizen lurn of the century.Wayne's end Obsession, starring Cliff Ro- ihe old west. The Shootist. and when needed, in front of the Kmie. main of Ihe Hitchcock On many levels the film is a in the text . I he film is Ihe end bertson and Genevieve Bujold. hero. The chemistry lhal goes on stands in tribute lo the suspense films (Vertigo. North by North lamenl of things past, accen- of Ihe values I iai old gunfighler betwe.-n Wayne and his leading films of Alfred Hllchcock (direct- I rest. Psycho. The Birds. Mar tuated by Ihe moody cinemato- proclaimed as his philosophy. lady sends a shiver through one or Brian Del'alma's mosi import- ;:#e| Del'alma's own Sisters, and graphy of Bruce Surtee. it leaves The methods by which he just remembering it. ant directorial influence). More mori recently. Scorccsc's Taxi its audience awed by the emo- meets his final conclusion are The surprise of the picture is specifically, il is Del'alma's ver- lh.ver. lions, both subtle and blalemlv filling and traditional in one sion of Vertigo. As usual. Herrmann has man The plot is basically the same, anged lo create suspense and the story ol a man who loses the romance through his music. WSU theatre holds fal! play auditions woman he loves (in I his case. Ro- Clilf Robertson is adequate as bertson's wife. Bujold). becomes Ihe New Orleans land developer, but he is overshadowed by ihe BY TELCIA McCABE encouraged to attend. Moliere social farce. There are obsessed with her memory, and Guardian Staff Writer The department requests that parts for nine men and four later finds her physical duplicate. versatility and talent of Gene- those auditioning prepare a two women. lie then tries to recreate San- vieve Bujold. Buiold's credits Auditions for the Wright State minute selection. Scripts will The set will be designed by dra (Bujold). merging the two range trom classical renditions-- Theatre department's fall quar also be available for those senior theatre major Terry personalities to find a surrogate /lie Trojan H'O/HCM, and Ihe title Ver productions of The Birthday desiring lo audition. Stump. and regain his lost love. lole on I \ in Shaw's Caeser and Recall lists will be posted on the Product ion dates for.SVo/nno Party and Scapino will be held Although the filmic style of Cleopatra, to such popular enter- frer.i 3 to 5 pm and 7 to 9 pm on bulletin board outside the are set for November 11. 12. 13. Obsession is very similar to lainmeni as the ballerina in King bsth days. Theatre department early the 14. and November 18. 19. 20. 21. Hitchcock's. there is more •a Hants and the more iceent These will be open, university following week. The play w ill be directed by Or \nn\i libmklcr wide auditions. Won majors are The Birthday Party, by 'Harold Abe Bassett, professor and emphasis on camera movement, i'inter will open Ihe 1976 77 chairman in Ihe iheatre arts. soft focus camera, and characer flu movie is a good entertain- season. The play has parts for Later in the quarter, auditions than on the editing, which is the ing film, and does not copy Ver- DIOCESAN four men and two women. will be held for student-directed master's stock and trade. 11go, out stands as Del'alma's Production dates are October one act plays, to be presented in Dcl'alma. Obsession s direct- best film !>• dale. He is a talented 13. 14. 15. lfi. with a matinee on Ihe Celebration theatre. For or. has previously directed Gel to director, bul one who is in need October 17. The Birthday Party more information, check with the Know i'our Rabbit (with Tommy ol a tinenialic style ol his own. Iheatre office. will be directed by l)r Richard Smothers). Sisters, and Phantom rather than mere imitations ol Andrew, assistant professor in finer directors. theatre arts. at the Paradise. One ol the stronger points in Obsession is currently showing Scapino, by Frank litnlop and at the Day Ion Mall Cinema i. Jim Dale, is an adaption of a the film is lhal ol an impressive .For inhumation contact soundtrack. and the Koti Tiki theaters. Fr Pal Ctone OR Fr. MiKe Pucke 5440 MoeUei Avenue Cincinnati Ohio 45212 631-8777 CRUISE DOWN TO THE ALL - NEW llU:,!'s ''I U, Bettys Airway Pizza WELCOMES EAT IN CARRY OUT WSU BACK STUDENT SPECIAL, FRIDAY STUDENTS WITH ID s DRINKS - Vz PRICE Beer. Rookie. Every Sunday BUMP & BOOGIE WITH THE LIVE SOUNDS OF SWITHOLD wed— sun ON ALL SANDWICHES You must be 21, and properly attired MON ----- & PIZZAS WITH THIS AD (18-20 year olds, admitted with escorts) SUN THRU THURS 4PM TIL 11PM 330 E. Dayton Dr. Fairbom 11 AM TIL MIDNIGHT FR1 & SAT 11 AM TIL 1 AM NO COVER, WED & THURS 4766 AIRWAY RD 254-1749 September Ift. 1476 GUARDIAN U Administration affects new appointments old decal before th»y can get a While most of Wright State Dave Strub. member-elect of reps read them. Parking decal prices increased replacement. We have to have students were enjoying the sum- the Student Publications sub- "It is your obligation to con- slightly over the summer. Ed some verification that the decal mer sun. it was business is usual committee and Student Caucus duct parliamentary procedure and you have made mistakes." Cooper, office manager of Park has been destroyed." for WSU's admin;. The Ed Silver met with Dr Harden, Tunnel leaks will be repaired following is a brief si,,-.unary of stated Lynch. ing Services explained. and the end result w as that Hus- by winter quarter predicted Dr «hat happened. tler. Oui. Penthouse. Playgirl. Graduate rep Dave Hamilton Price changes are as follows: Robert Conley, vice president, Robert Oelman. chairer of and Stag were all put back in the moved that Caucus adjourn the Zone A - SI00 (increased by $4). /.one I' and B $42 (increased by and director of planning and WRight State's Board of Trust- bookstore. meeting early "because 'hey development. ees resigned after nine years, were acting childish." $2). /.one C - S2I (increased by The magazines are now behind Wright State applied for funds having served as the Board's concealed display plaques to Wright State's STudcnt Publi- SI), and /one K - no charge. ill IT.? and the money has just only chairer since its inception. cation committee also chose Tom In addition, replacement de- avoid offending customers. recently been allocated for the He ill continue to serve until "I was preparing for a big Beyerlein to replace Gail Snyder cals will cost the same amount as as the new Guardian editor. the original. purpose of tunnels reparation. a new chairer is elected in battle." Silver noted, "but it "It was a matter of looking at September. turns out that Harden was w illing Beyerlein plans to require all "The replacement deeds we are going to watch very close." our priorities and deciding what "I've been a part of the to compromise." reporters :o attend workshops to noted Cooper "They are going needed the money most." Conley institution since it was an idea." Student Caucus has kept busy improve their reporting skills. remarked. Oelman commented about WSU. this summer, appointing its for- Beyerlein considers credibility to have to bring in pieces of the "There's alw ays a lot that needs mer chairer. Don Schmidt to "our first priority." to be done but 1 think it is Budget Board. Mere recently. Eleuore Koch, progressing just as we hoped. Also. Caucus declared all by- former executive director of Stu- Early semester system In ter-ns of a timetable, it's laws Irom previous administra- dent Academic services was ap- (Continue.) from page 21 between all terms for getting out beyond our expectations." tions invalid by a vote of 4-2 with pointed associate provost for Ac- grams and that "I think we could grades, notifying students about Or Elizabeth Harden resigned one abstention. ademic services by Andrew P Spiegel, vice president and pro- work something out (for stu academic actions being taken her post as executive director of "We can amend new ones!by- and. for petitioning. v ost. dents)." General UNivcrsity services to law si by a two-thirds majority On the other hand, the system serve as a tenured full professor vote as Caucus feels they are As WSlJ's associate provost. A report issued by Keller on Miami University's switch to the would provide few opportunities in the English department. necessary." commented Silver. Koch will report directly to Spiegel and be responsible lor carlv semester system listed lor course selection, changing of Warden's position has been At the August 12 meeting, sequences, and solving problems disbanded and her duties put viec-ehairer and Liberal Arts Admissions, Visitation and Rec- some other advantages and dis- advantages. including the reduc- concerning one's major. under the control of several representative .layne Lynch ords. Registrar. Student Informa- tion of the number of faculty The system would also elimi- administrators. charged Silver with neglect of his tion systems. Veterans' Affairs. tasks such .is grading, advising nate one opportunity during the Purchasing will come under responsibilities as ehairer and Financial Aid. Women's Career and registration, and giving the year when a student can transfer the control of ARIo Ragan. con- called lor his resignation. Development center. University Counseling service. Career Plan- teacher more time for instruc- in or out. or when a new student troller; food scrviccs-O Edward Lynch charged that Caucus' can register. Pollock, vice-president and dir- first lew meetings were invalid ning and Placement and Onivcr- tion. I lie system would also provide I he report stated that it might ector of student services; Book because Silver had not c»iicu sitb Testing service. Cox Heart Institute will serve more time lor class development, also cause problems for students store-Dr Jerry Hubschman. them to order. such as in-depth study and better at Christmas break, forcing them associate provost: News and IN- She also noted she had asked as an off-campus learning center for WSU's sch >ol of Medicine. iapport with students. to travel right before the holiday. formn ion services-President Silver repeatedly for a copy of Med school Communications Courses would be less trag- Spiegel explained that fall Robert Kegerreis. Caucus' budget and still had not quarter was chosen as the time Assistant Ruth Mardin said the mcnted and compressed, accord- Personnel and publications will received it. for the student scrvev because institute will be "concentrating ing to Keller's report. be under Or Andrew Spiegel, In addition. Lynch accused this is the quarter that attend- on heart care practices" in its In addition, the early semester ••xecutive vice-president and Silver < f sending letters in Cau- cncc is at its peak. instruction to mcd school stu system would provide ample time p.-ovo'.1 cus' name without lettina the
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(Records pertaining to others if a) there is written consent record il desired and has an students which are maintained by Irom the sludent spec,tying the records to b6 released. the reasoi is opportunity to challenge the content university offices are official records, ol the record, c) authorized and as such, remain the property ol lor such release and to whom, anc with a copy of the records provided to representatives ol certain federal Wright Stale University.) I< GUARDIAN September 16, 1976 Republic of China challenges US over net Mail orders can be secured by ed ihe Chinese 3-0 in the World jlon. which seeks to develop the adults and $2.50 tor students BY DAVID MCELROY writing the UD ticket office, Championships. The last appear- tion's national volleyball pro- with a valid college ID. Ticket (•uardlan Staff Writer Dayton. Ohio 45469. Ticket sales ance of an American volleyball gram in order to render it compe- outlets arc all Sears stores in the began September 13. with mail team in Olympic events was in titive at the international level. Dayton area. Kike's, and the UD *• volleyball leant from the orders ending September 29. i-'.-'s Republic of China will l%8. Tickets for the event are VI for Arena. .1 15-day, six-match, tour of The Chinese team is expected she I S in Dayton October 2. to arrive Dayton October 2, at Co* international airport, and WSU to be home of US volleyball The Chinese team will chal- lenge the I S Regional All-Star after vis:!' .g points of interest in BV DAVTI) MCI I K<» international volleyball competi- team at the University of Dayton Ihe Dayton area, leave October 5, (luaidlan Staff W riter nnit tf.e sear round tion such as the Polish and Arena at 7 pm, October 4. Other stops are scheduled for Experts consider the short Russian matches of 1975. A team The National Committee c«. them in Washington DC. El Wright State's Physical Educa- leant training schedule ol the trout the People's Republic of United States - China Relations, Paso. Pasadena. San Francisco, tion building may someday be- past lo be the prime reason China "til play the US Men's a private non-profit organization. and then Honolulu before return- Scuba Diving in RON Wl KhSON cause ol cigarette burns left from rector for Maintenance and (iuardian Staff Writer concerts, according to Wright Kepair al WSlf. "and we've worked with them before." Slate's Director Don Mohr. Swimming Painting ol the Physical Educa- "Some doors were painted Original plans had seS the tion building's main gym Country clean air. freedom front too." said Mohr. "but the floors completion date for the painting resumed today after a delay traffic noises, park like needed it most." around the beginning of this caused Its a shortage of paint. surroundings- these lotm the Additional paint was pur- quarter. The gym's floors are being setting fot t' « jc.vel that is chased Irom Cincinnati Flooring I he additional paint, a special painted again because the lines varietv thai expands with the tar- Scuba Rentals SPORTSMAN LAKE, sparkling company, "because they under- on the original floor coating stand our pressure for time." tan flooring. came in Friday. But Air Station pure sitting water, unpolluted, as aren't distinct enough, and be- said Dick Bowman, assistant di- the maintenance department clean and pure as Nature Trampc'ines crews laced an additional delay, intended it to be. Sun Bathing due to the previously scheduled John Bryan State Park is only 4 Learn to convocation of the new Medical Snack Bar miles away tor overnight centring. school held in the gym Tuesday. DAYS AND TIMES OPEK: Ihe tarpaulins, placed on the Picnicking SKY DIVE flc*»r tor the event, were to be Saturdays and Sundays removed so the crew could re- Frer Parking 10 im til 7 pm sume painting today. Tuesday thru Fttday Greene County Sport Physical Kdueation classes 17 noon til 9 pm scheduled to he held in the gym CEDAKVIUE SEASON SP0HTSMAN will be held outside if possible, Ml Memorial Day Parachute Club while the painting is being done. thru Ihe painting process entails Labor Day Classes 10:00 am & 1:00 pm daily stripping the floor, the painting Certification Required lot Scuba itself, application of a sealer, and individuals $40.00 a recommended seven-day Admiss on Adult $2'Child S 75 "curing" or drying-out period. Group of 5 $30.00 per ind. Due to the dclav and the need lor additional paint, final costs CEDARVILLE, OH 45314 (513)766 3041 For further information call 376-9293 have not been ascertained. Zeta Tau Alpha presents Re New U' ilh LOCO Friday Sept 17 University Center 9-1 $1.00 presale $1.50 at door Beer 25 cents September 14, 1976 GUARDIAN New book chronicles Dayton history in photos sponsoring the Tow n Hal! lecture The News Behind the Head sored with WSU. crs. fires. floods. parades and BY SHAkON TWARKK series for the 21st year. lines": June Weir, vice president Although numerous books on celebrations, people and events, Guardian Stall Writer Speakers tins year include of Women * Wrar Daily. I Febru- the history of Dayton have been The 152-page book includes Frank Blair (October 14-15). "TV ary l"-IW>, "'the Five W's of written, not until now has there photos and an introduction Dayton's first photographic and Communication Industries- Fashion": Kdgar Bergen I March been one consisting primarily of ''v Allan W Eeken. a noted history which truces the city Where Are We Now and Where 17-18). "The Importance of Non- photos depicting the early settle- historian originally from Dayton sir.ee its pioneer el's* svill he Are We Going?": Trie Segal sense": and Lowell Ihomas mem of Montgomery county and The book is printed in sepia available in local bool.stores the (November IS It). "Reading. (April 21-22). "Around The following its development to the tones. Photographs arc repro- first week 111 October. Writing and Communication": World With Lowell Thomas." prcscnt. duccd in fine detail. Test and The Wright Stale University Jack Anderson lJanuary 20-21). Dayton families have combed picture captions are printed in Bookstore "ill carry the publica- their attics tor 180 years for early large, easy to-read type. tion. ' Two copies will also be ir, photos, engravings, maps, mem Names and dates have been the main library." noted Connie orabilia ol which many have authenticated In the Montgom Merciless, publicity chairer lot never before published. The oil- ery County Bicentennial eommis- the project The bi>ok's proceeds will be lector's edition includes ideas sum. which have shaped the Dayton ol Copies can be mail-ordered by returned to the conimunit.' today Dayton's first settlers, sending 44.50 to: Junior League through the Junior league's v.'r- the canal and railroad eras, the Dayton. Ohio. Inc.. Box 225. vice protects. One such service age of llight. politicians, indus- Dayton. 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It is remissions of iba disease. the total disability days are in regular every 28 days, the sexual interesting, by the way. that What are the basic symptoms some way related to cigarette encounter you describe occurred nearly twice as many people die tor acute lymphatic leukemia and How much iung destruction or smoking, it has been estimated four days prior to ovulation and, as a result of hymenoptera stings acute myelogenous leukemia? bodily barm will result from that because of the ill effects of thus, pregnancy would not be than they do from snake bites How long can you survive with- smoking moderately jaf.oul two smoking, an unnecessary 77 mil- likely. However, if your periods each year. All the venoms from out treatment and with treat- paefcs a month]? Would this small lion nan days have been lost are shorter or if for some reason hymencpterous insects contain ment for both disoaea? amount of smoking increase the from work, and additional 88 mil- you ovulated earlier than usual histamines and various enzymes There are several different possibility of any type of cancer? lion man days were spent sick in during that period, there is a such as phospholipases and hyal kinds of leukemia, but all of them bed and an additional 306 man possibility of pregnancy. ronidase. have several manifestations in This question can be responded days or restricted activity In general, one should wait two The most common reaction to common. These may include en- to in two ways - either from the occurred. weeks past the first missed such bites or stings includes largement of certain organs or standpoint of the increased menstrual period to have a preg sharp local pain and swelling, glands, such as the spleen or numbers of deaths because of nancy test done ... or otherwise accompanied by severe itching. lymph glands. Secondly there cigarette smoking or because of Recently a friend of mine was stated, six wee;.:, from the first In most people, the symptoms are typically fewer than usual increased morbidity: ie, frequen- telling me he had heard of an day of the last period. A positive and signs do not progress beyond numbers of normal blood cells cy of illness, days lost from work, exotic venera! disease known as pregnancy test may develop that point. However, probably which may produce anemia with etc. The Surgeon General's 1964 the Asian gonorrhea. He said it slightly earlier, but a negative two to three percent of the fatigue if the red blood cells are report indicated that the greater was somewhat rare and could test prior to the six weeks may population have more serious few in number, hemorrhage if the number of cigarettes smoked only be cured by unusual means. be so called fals.' negative and effects, which may include an the platelets are low in number daily, the higher the death rate. Could you shed some light on therefore, not valid. inordinate amount of swelling and recurrent infections of vari- While there has been no study this? It is somewhat difficult to tell lasting for a longer period of ous kinds if the normal white which has looked at as little you with certainty where time; others may develop blood cells are low in number. smoking as you describe, it is Despite any rumors to the problem pregnancy counseling or massive luves w hich may be ac Commonly there are vague very likely that in fact two or contrary, there is no sucii exotic abortion services might be companied by shock, by acuU symptoms such as recurrent fev three cigarettes -i day can be form of gonorrhea. The treat- available in your community, asthma attacks or with ar ers and weight loss and. finally, harmful. In general, the rule is, ment of choice for all gonorrhea since the availability of these anaphylactic reaction and death. there may be more unusual any amount of cigarette smoking infections, regardless of the services varies from one locale to For most individuals, appi>ca symptoms such as kidney stones is dangerous and that the more country in which the disease is another. In general, however, tion of cold compresses or lotion* made from uric acid becaus? of ciagettes one smokes, the more contracted, is still penicillin. you should contact your such as Calamine lotion, and the breakdown of largp numbers harmful smoking becomes. physician, your local Planned antihistamines by mouth (most of leukemic white blood cells. For individuals smoking one to Please answer this question as Parenthood facility or your local common cold preparations con- While the numbers are nine cigarettes daily, the death quickly as possible. I am going medical society for assistance. tain antihistamines! arc suffic changing in terms of survival, in rate from all causes is about 40 out ol my mind with worry. My ient. In more severe cases, injec general the chronic leukemia? percent higher than for non fiance and i accidectly had sexual tions of cortisone preparations may be accompanied by surviva' smokers; 10 to 19 cigarettes intercourse on the night of the may be necessary. For individ- of as long as two or three daily. 70 percent higher; 20 to 39 10th day of my menstrual cycle I was stung by a bee and it got uals who are highly sensitive to decades. In general, survival daily. 90 percent higher and for and as of last week I had missed my arm all swollen. It was so such stings, desensitization may with chronic lymphatic leukemia more than two packs per day, my period. What are the chances painful that I wondfr what I be indicated. is longer than survival with over twice as high. of my being pregnant? How could do next time immediately chronis myelogenic leukemia, Morbidity, ie. disability many weeks do I have to after being stung? Before that I where an individual may rarely brought on by cigarette smoking, wait beofre 1 can go for a was biatten by ants and it live as lor g as ten years. has typically been measured in pregnancy test? If it seems I am seemed putting on soap solution For the acute leukemia without two or three ways; days lost pregnant. I will probably want helped relieve the pain. Does a treatment, survival of perhaps from work among employed an abortion. How can 1 go about bee sting cause an antibody- three to six months is typical. individuals, days spent sick in getting one? antigen reaction rathei man With improving method: of ther bed or days of restricted activity. some chemical reaction? 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Details' $1. self-ad- sion to all UCB events and a Mate Ball Point. Lost in com- FOR SALE: Guild 12-string. vate room, furnished washer dressed. stamped envelope- valuable working'learning ex- puter center evening 18 or 19 good condition. Beautiful & dryer. 570/mo. Abou! 15 Johnson—9117, 26K At'-vood. perience in all levels of cam- August. Call 878-7431 or leave sound. $225. Will negotiate. min from WSU between Main Pittsburg. PA 15213. 9-16 pus activity. Interested faculty in Computer center office 9-16 Call 276-4336 after 5:00. 9-16 and Salem. 278-760!. Have 3, members should contact Ted need one more. 9-16 MALE ROOMMATE Amity WANTED: Reliable and re- Staton. UCB Chairer or UCB RACQUET STRINGING Green ' • - '-1 eiectricitv & sponsible female attendant for Program Coordinator Susan cheaper than the pro rent. Call Mary Rose 879- FEMALE ROOMMATE need- handicapcd student. Must Stockton at ext 2700 or 2922. shops. 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