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The Guardian, February 02, 1990 Wright State University CORE Scholar The Guardian Student Newspaper Student Activities 2-2-1990 The Guardian, February 02, 1990 Wright State University Student Body Follow this and additional works at: https://corescholar.libraries.wright.edu/guardian Part of the Mass Communication Commons Repository Citation Wright State University Student Body (1990). The Guardian, February 02, 1990. : Wright State University. This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Activities at CORE Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Guardian Student Newspaper by an authorized administrator of CORE Scholar. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ...~. ·.·· .. .. n the Right -to. 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Thousands of Moscovites :s that have been ©Copyright 1990, USA TODAY/Apple discovered Quarter Pounders, Filet-0­ l in the name of College Information Network ould ask this -il F'ISh sandwiches and milk shakes. Eventually, there will be 20 test of Christia& WASIDNGTON - With peace and McDonald's in Moscow. k, "I this how "glasnost,, and generally high spirits .tld act?" breaking out all over, one might wonder Fighting Continues in Lebanon 1ow, in the name why Congress should be asked to ke.ep Christians fought Christians can these acts~ funding a ''United States Institute of Peace." Wednesday in the bloodiest battle yet One who does not wonder is Samuel W. oves control of east Beirut, Lebanon. Lewis, the career diplomat who has taken · Police said at least 52 had died as the institute from a wobbly start to high : forces loyal to Gen. Michel Aoun ______ , fought with Lebanese Forces led by esteem in many diplomatic circles. "Superficially, of course, this peace Samir Geagea. business is really the wave of this era,,, Lewis said in an interview in the institute's Bush To Cut Troops small Washington suite. "In terms of the President Bush included a surprise ·sonals East-West Cold War, it's more assuring and plan in his State of the Union address to promising than it's been in a generation ... CUl United States and Soviet troops in After a few quick puffs on his ever-ready Europe. Plan: The superpowers would cigar, however, Lewis ticks off regions of draw down to 195,000 troops each in the globe that haven't known peace for years 1rrect answers F.ast and West Germany, Czechoslava­ and probably won't in the near future. He ;e of a tie the kia and Poland; and the U.S. could keep . be drawn. 3. added it's far too early to declare peace on in be 5 clues total. its 30,000 troops Britain, Italy, F.arth. VSU. 4. AnsweJ! Tney and Greece. He's a diplomat's diplomat whose tenn by wednesday ~U.S. envoy to Israel spanned two presi­ p.m. CLUE: Polis Want Records dential terms (Jimmy Carter and Ronald Photo by Acbm While look: like a Poland ordered police and security this I am not I ReJl&an, from 19n-85), was a mechanic in officm nationwi e to halt destruction Wright State guard Chris Wampler searches for opening in Wednesday night's where studen~ the Camp David accords and of files and other official recools. 00 clash with Central State. - Peec:e" page 4 Solidarity members had requested the edict, fearing police were destroying rvices evidence of past misdeeds. Aids researchers exploit virus' weaknesses JRSELF alone enzyme essential to reproduction. might make it work. S.A.F.E.! Free DID YOU KNOW? KIM PAINTER mv ms escort 873· ----::-.. ..-,. -. ­· ------------. ©CopyrighJ 1990, USA TODAY/Apple A year ago, Merck: & Co. unveiled a - Studies continue on drugs like AZT h 7p.m.-12a.rn. ,.'Y/.sU Undergraduate GPA• College JnfonruJtion Network. three-dimensional computer model of this that block another enzyme, reverse tran­ Fall Quarter 1989 enzyme, called a protease - a break­ scriptase. Researchers also are working on a - The first AIDS drug, AZf - recom­ through allowing precise design of com­ model of that enzyme, which could help ~Business & Adm. 2.779 mended for wider use Tuesday by a pounds that might shut it down. Human them design drugs more effective and less QUICK _Educ. & Hum. Ser. 11 3.067 government panel - was a drug found by studies may be years away. toxic than AZf. tERVICETeJl!l - Human studies are under way on AZT remains the only approved anti­ ~Egr. & Comp. Sci ~ ~·809 chance. It was among hundreds of com­ ses, resumes, ~ soluble CD4, another designer AIDS drug. drug, and with Tuesday, s action by a rs, manuals. pounds first tested against the AIDS virus. mv 5 _liberal Arts l 2.764 . 1 But researchers aren't leaving future The genetically engineered molecules Food and Drug Administration panel, it Springs Rd ~ all Win at 878· mimic those found on immune system cells soon will be approved for as many as ~~~~~~~I] 3.000 .:'. discoveries to chance: They're finding weaknesses in the human immunodefi­ attacked by HIV. In lab dishes, the decoy 600,000 people at various stages of HIV TED IN ciency virus, and making drugs to exploit molecules soak up mv' preventing it from infection. a gay/lesbian them. infecting cells and reproducing. No one drug, found by chance or design, mp? write: It's called rational drug design and it's In early human studies, the drug seems is expected to control IDV infection. "It's oup, P.O. Box bearing fruit: to cause no harm, but also to do no good, very likely that the successful therapy of the n, Ohio 45409;1 •An numbers represent mean rumulatlve _ This month, Up,1nhn Co. and says Dr. David Ho, of the University of future will be a combination of drugs," says urself as a W5 u grade point averag&s. J"' one# or address ~-.-.--­ .-­ . _______, SmithKline Beecham have reported on California, Los Angeles. Ho and others are Margaret Johnston of the National Institute NTIAL .Wnght State Unrverstty Student Fact Book compounds that, in lab studies, inhibit an going back to their labs to see how they of Allergy and Infectious Disease. Michael McClure, The Daily Guardian • · ,.:, I ' : : .. ' f ~ ~: • ' · • ; i , • • r • • • • • • ~ • • • • • • ~ • • • ~ ~ • • • , • • • • .. • • 2 THE DAl~X GU.ARDIAN Friday, February 2, 1990 Lake Campus gears up If you could rename the Nutter for Spring Quarter Center, what would you call it? As anothe.r wee comes course in individual tax begin as early as next Friday. to a close. the snow is preparation. But Kreme.r also warns that a beginning to melt, the circle The course was taught in few bu have been found in drive is alm~ free of ice. December by Dr. Thomas the electronic filing pro­ and thoughts of midtenns Knapke, professor of grams at other VITA sites, invade the cafeteria management, Ronald so it may take longer than FCX" those of you who Kremer, CPA, ·stant one week to make electronic have waited until the last professor of accounting, Bill filing a reality at Lake moment to con r your T well, Instructa Campu academic tatu.5 this quarter. taxatioo (and a retired IRS A final note. 1f you you are reminded that tut.en agent), Robin Schwartz, an planning on registez'ing f<X" are available from the accountant with Cook. courses to be held at main to Wril Learning Resource Centez' Thomas, and Green, Inc., campu • your best bet would _night I Arena." (LRC). The LRC is ~ and Carl Schneider, a probably be to go down to I from 10 am. to 9 p.m. repesentariveofIRS.VITA main campus to register. Merrideth Smith, Fr. Douglas Emery, Sr. Mooday through Thursday COWtselors are available in You are completely free to Eleinentary Education Psychology Peace and 9 am. to 2 p.m. on room 150 Dwyer Hall from 8 register here, but the Lake Saturday. Besides tutoring, am. to noon every Friday Campus computer cannot the LRC has a variety of through April 13. enttt registrations into the compute.r. video and audio A new addition to the main computer until programs available. sezvi~ available from the Tuesday. The point is that Today marks the serond Lake Campus vrrA site tw the.re is no advantage in week of this year's VITA tax been planne.d f<X' this year ­ trying to get a jump on program at the Lake Cam­ electronic filing. The ~ of registration by going through pus. VIT~ or Volunteex electrmic filing can me.an the Lake Campus. As Income Tax Assistance, is an that your refund may arrive alway~ junioo and seniors IRS-spoosaed program in as little as two weeks. have priaity, b~ again, the designed to aid students. the Currently, the IRS plans earliest you can get into the elderly. and low income on testing the Lake Campus' system is Tuesday. Those individuals complete their electrooic filing ixogram oo who have had difficulty income tax returns. VITA W~y. Accooting to getting into upper-ievcl "I like Rowdy Raider voluntttzs have comp ted Kremrz, if cvttything goes classr3 know that ~Y is Arena.'' g well, electronic filing could often f too late.
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