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VOLUME 6, NUMBER 24 FEBRUARY 21,1*77 SAGAMORE 2 l,lf7 7
Letter/ Insurance agent rebuts handbook To the Editor, at m early ap, but you pay for It i t true. The assured I feeJ compelled to longer The truth of the matter Is a loan eta 5% or 6% Utter to dear the air doodad by a that insurance costs the same rate. The publication called a at ap I I or ap fssuad to l . Midbook published for the SI. A policy's cost is “ X" dollars, The fact is fit" o f IUPUI students. The article in and that amount will be paid over a on OUR mowy, not question is entitled, “ Life Insurance few years or over many years. Tbs yours. You are not forced to do any- For Students". amount of that payment is up to thing. A life hmuraoce l o i is not a As a professional licensed life, you. The kicker is that you don't health, and casualty insurance sales know what is ping to happen to you even pay the interest or the l o i . The man, I take issue with the misrepre tomorrow. If you can guarantee that interest is necsmary in order for the sentations, debasements, and gutter your health will be the same toasor- insurance ooaapany to guarantee the ing errors o f this article and its nov row as it is today and that you will policy benefits provided in the usd- ice air o f advice for this academic wake up in the morning, then wait lateral contract known as yourwir poli community. I would like to point until the day before you are ping to cy. It becomes your ty dby out that this article, obviously writ die or contract cancer before buying when you give us our policy beck. ten by a layman, has the same level your insurance, then it will be This principle is the same as for a of accuracy as an advanced text on cheaper. purchase of stock. The consideration brain surgery written by me. paid belongs to the company for GAME ROOM POOL TABLES Contrary to popular opinion their use and the certificate belongs As a student (one of 60) who at though, an insurance company does to you. You may exchange them at tends class at IUPUI for the Life Un not have to insure anyone. I have PIN BALL MACHINES any time upon your request but not derwriters Training Course, I find several clients who almost waited too theirs. t this article personally offensive. For long: age 22, married, child, disabled This could be a more lengthy let^ b Barry Sample. IUPUI student, *Good Eggs’ Awar has been named to serve on the The first annual "Good E « M Publications Board. Along with Jeni Awards were presented by the Indi Bonn, Sample will also serve on the THIS WEEK'S AWARD anapolis Zoological Society at its Screening Committee for Selection The unreasonable rational o f 33rd annual meeting, February IS, of Student Trustee. the week award goes to Congress to Dr. Emery P. Miller, F.L. "Mike" The Screening Committee is man Charles Wilson, (D C a h f), Lay den, and Seastrom, Inc. for made up of two students from each who said he is "not ashamed to their outstanding support of the o f the seven I.U. campuses, and accept the congressional pay raise, Indianapolis Zoo. recommends students to serve on especially when professional The awards, presented by the I.U. Board o f Trustees. athletes are milking the public David L. Biddings, vice president while making no contribution for and manager of Indianapolis Divi the good of the country.** sion o f AFNB, are dark bhw^reen Emu eggs from the too, mounted KARATE CLUB on polished wood bearing eira v ed Anyone interested in forming a Karate Club, please contact Jeff The "Good Egg" Awards will Vessely at 264-3766. be presented annually to pereons, organizations and corporations who have rendered outstanding service to the Indianapolis Zoo. ODDS AND ENDS LETTERS...... PAGE 2 Graffiti BILLBOARD...... PAGE 3 noticed thegraf OUR V IE W ...... PAGE 4 fitists have become so prolific that OO-EE-POO-EE NEWS . . PAGE 6 house keeping no longer washes ZODIACAL ZINGERS. .. PAGE 7 the stall walls - they use sand- IUPUTS JUNK .. .PAGES 10A II Bid them wash their feces. MIDWEST ARTS GAZETTE While we're on the subject, And keep their teeth clean. PAGES 12, 13,14, IS A 16 has anyone noticed how the lit Shakespeare CLASSIFIEDS PAGE 18 eracy level o f our graffitnts rises SPORTS...... PAGE \9 Coriofamus III. «i. 65 with each succeding floor? cover photo by frrd tucker | IRISH PROTESTANT MINISTER IS FACULTY CLUB LUNCHEON SPEAKER 9 00 a m , Union The Reverend W Sydney He ako has • reputation for working Athletic Advisory Committee 1 30 p m . Union Callaghan, a Mcthodnt minister from through community involvement t- i d i a m & i i i Sophomore DIR Clma. 3 00 pjn . Union Belfast Ireland, will apeak on “Ire mong mill workers, akohobes, ex Botzumi TA Group, 3 00 p m . Union land. the View from the Imide.” at prisoners, drug addict* and those Chonu Rehearsal, 3 00 p m . Union the Faculty Chib luncheon next with »uicide tendencies Advanced Lifeeevmg. 7 00 pm , Union Thursday. February 24 Tickets are S3.30 each Tickets Hu talk will follow the are available from Profemor Shirley luncheon of the Faculty Club in the BEDROOM Tuesday FEBRUARY o Quate. Journalism. Cavanaugh Hall. Roof Lounge of the Union Building PROM Room 303V Dromon of Service* for CnppMd Children 8 30 Union S150 ^ Rev Callaghan is a native of POPULARITY IS PRICE University Phywcal Facilities. 9 30 am , Union Dubhn and has earned a reputation Workshop on Personnel Relations for Library Faculty, 10 00 a m , Union OF HOSP. CAFETERIA •NCLU0ES ME AT & WATER for being able to speak to both sides Clmnr Guild, 10 00 a m . Union An age-old problem still plague* o f the hot Inst aectarmn confbct* Pulmonary Medicine Journal Chib, 1 2 1 3 p m., Union the University Hospital cafeteria - FEATURES School of Buaneaa Luncheon. 13 30 p m . Union REGISTER NOTICE too much popularity at the wrong • .AjSDRv FAC I ES S UMetraty Faculty Council Agenda Committee, I 30 p m . Union each Bj i OiSO School of Education. 7 00 p m . Union FOR NURSING FROSH Because of the good food and Appointment* for advance rega New Life Temple. 7 30 p m , Union service, patron* from all over the • cX ated*: p : ss « : m tration scheduling and counseling Egyptian Student* Association Movie 8 30 p m . Union campus Dock to the cafeteria for S3 Instructor* and Swimmer* C ount, 9 00 p m . Union will be taken starling March 7. Call lunch during the 11 30 to 12 30 or see Mr* 'Barbara Duncan. 264- hour and apace ■ not available to eat • SEAS MED CES’Ea as: 8406. NU 123, to set up an appoint Ralph Kletzien. acting director A il i SOS S Wednesday FEMUARY ment of hospttah. has repeated a plea • BASkE’ BA.i C0u«T Freshmen who are applying for O made Inst July to please hold off ASDPJ^SSOUSD Secretarial Training, 8 00 a.m , Union certification to the Baccalaureate appetites until after 12 30 pm daily Nursrng major will advance register • OS C’TY B-S w St Four State School* Purchasing Director*. 9 00 a m . Union The cafeteria 1a open until 2 pm for Office of Placement and Career Counseling. 11 30 a.m., Union in July for their Fall cl serving Infectious Disease 12 noon, Union Indiana Curriculum Advisory Committee Luncheon. 12 noon. Union RECRUITMENT CALENDAR Postgraduate Medical Education Luncheon, 12 noon. Union A tentative schedule of companies that wR be vimtmg the campus recruit mg 244-7201 Indiana State Board of Health Planning Commission, 1 00 p m.. Ui student* for career opportunities. »iU appear each week in the Bi!board The A€ST Of International Student* Association. 4 00 p m . Union ’ 90S A.E Plncement Center, located m the Uaioa Build mg Room G025M (Ground Chorus Rsheanal. 3 00 p.m . Union Floor), has sign-up sheets available four weeks prior to the scheduled recruit Education Alumni Committee, 7 00 p m . Union J iX Adult Learn to Swun, 9 00 p.m., Union meat date Student* should make an effort to ngn-up in person however, sign Science Dean * Convocation Sene* 12 noon, Krannerl Faculty Lounge ups may be made by callhig the Placement Center at 264-23S4 YOU MUST Values ClanAcatioa Conference, North United Methodist Church, 1 30 p m HAVE A FILE ESTABLISHED WITH THE PLACEMENT CENTER BEFQRE YOU CAN INTERVIEW Date o f Interview Company /Orgmni at ion Will Thursday FEMUARY o Tua. Feb 22 Powers Regulator BS/EE, ME. IDE, EET. MET Wed. Feb 23 Social Secunty Administration BS BA any art a League of Women Voters Safe Drinking Water Task Force, 9 30 a m Union AAS/BS/BA any area IAS Executive Board Meeting. 10 00 a n , Union Thu, Feb 24 Kroger Company freshedukd! Commonwealth Life Insurance BS/BA. any area Lions Chib. 11:43 ajn ., Union Tbculty Chib Luncheon, 12 noon, Union Fn. Feb 23 Arthur Andersen A Company BS/Actg Film Senes ‘Butch Camidy.' 12 noon, Krannerl Student Lounge Indiana Farm Bureau C oop BS/Actg, Bus Adm Student Activity Board. 3 30 p m , Union Cummins Engine Company BS MS IE IET. IDE. Watar Safety Inetructon. 7 00 p.m . Union ME. MET, 10. SPVT. New Life Temple Church. 7 30 p.m . Union Mon. Feb 28 Peal. Marwick * Milch.II AAS/BS Actg Crawford. Du cote A Company BS/Actg Liberal Art* Meeting 7 3 0 p m . Union Film Senas ‘Butch Camidy ,” 8 30 pm , Union Carrier Corporation BS/Actg Ballroom Dancing Clam. 9 00 p m . Union Tue.Mar I Naval Avionics BS/MS EE Great Atlantic A Pacific Tea BS/MS MGTA MKTG.P A IR. TCHG. SPV. SPVT. ECON.IPSY.PSY Safe Drinking Water Conference, 9 30 a n . krannerl Building Wed. Mar 2 FMC-Computer Science BS/CSCI Indiana Albed Health Association. 10 00 a.m ., Union Thu. Mar 3 Firestone Industrial Products BS ME RadiologK Technology Program*. 11 30 a m . Union Fn Mar 4 Equitable Life Assurance BS/BA any area Student American Medical Society Card Party. 7 30 p.m , Union Tue. Mar 8 Metropolitan Life Insurance BS/BA Bus. Econ. PE Film Sene* “Butch Camidy.” 8 00 p.m . Lecture Hall American Hercules BS/ME MET Meridian Mutual Insurance BS/BA any area Wed Mar 9 Firestone Tire A Rubber BS/EET. IET, MET Saturday FE M U A R Y 24 3 Farm Bureau Insurance Co . . BS/Business Thu, Mar 10 City of Indianapolis BS/Business SPEA Labor Studies Tit la I Conference. 9 00 a jn , Union United Home Life Insurance BS Business Indianapolis Cham Club, 9 00 a m . Union Fn, Mar II Management Cybernetics BS/BA any area Safe Dnnkmg Water Conference, 10:00 a m Krannerl Bldg Mon . Mar 14 Lilly Industrial Coatings BS/MS SPVT. Chorus Rehearsal. 10 00 a m . Union CHEM.IET.IO Student Trustees Screening Committee. I 00 pjn., Union Tue.Mar 13 Chevrolet Motor Division BS/MS Actg or Fin IUPU1 Student AmocanHon, 1 00 p.m., Union U S. Army Finance A Accountmg BS/Actg. Math. CPT, Bus FEMUARY 27 Mamachusetti Mutual Life BS/BA/MS any area Wed. Mar 16 Burroughs Corporation BS/Bus FBI A AS/Science. BS/MS Naw Ufa Taapia Ckufck, 10 00 a a A 7 30 pm . Uaioa Others 4 SAGAMORE Our view Forum necessary for student organizations We recently attended a fint-ever meeting which dealt with all the student organizations on campus. The format of this meeting was to encourage parti cipation and group effort in solving many of the mutual problems facing stu dent organizations. What we found unfortunate during the meeting was that only 10 student organizations were represented. There are approximately 60 to 70 student organizations registered with the Student Activities Office, and about 30 of these are considered ‘active.* We suppose participation of one-third is not bad. but we hope the next meeting, scheduled for March 1 at 3:30 pm in the Union Building Conference Room will be better attended. What these meetings hope to accomplish is the presentation of a united front when requesting money and space from the university. We want to do a w a / with duplication of services and thus present a more streamlined front to administration. And so to the Student Association, we express our thanks for their in sightfulness in organizing a forum through which all groups can be represen ted. This type of organization is long overdue. It is this type of effort which will allow for better consideration and representation of students and their lives here at IUPUI. -JEMS Comment Illegal tapes legal? The Vice-President speaks , , , One is made to wonder at times, exactly what constitutes the distinction between instances where an illegal tape recording of a phone conversation can, Irwin states need for favorable legislative action or cannot be used in legal prosecution proceedings. The Indiana General Assembly has now passed the boundaries were more than a thousand separate pro half-way point in its 1977 session and I want to assure perties. most of them residential, most of them occupied The fact that recordings of Tony Kiritsis’ conversations were deemed cru students, faculty and staff of IUPUI that we are working by families of limited means. cial to insure the safety of Richard Hall is hardly a subject of dispute. It is hard to convince legislators of the urgent needs of our Over the years, we have initiated negotiations which more seemly for the dismay of the Prosecutor’s Office to be contested on the campus. led to the purchase of the properties for which the uni fairness of .their desire to possess those tapes. Why Kiritsis, and not othys? versity had ‘immediate needs - the land for the Law We are seeking increased compensation for salaries Could another precedent be set in the area of a court decision on when School and Engineering and Technology buildings; for and the hiring of personnel, more financial aid for stu example. But we have a waiting list of families with ur illegal tapes can, and cannot be used? dents, $8 million or bonding suthority for construction of gent desires to sell their property. The longer we wait, -PM the School of Business/School of Public and Environ the worse their situation becomes . . . and the higher the mental Affairs Building, funds with which to purchase ultimate price becomes because we will eventually need the Herron School of Art complex which we are now to purchase the properties. renting for about $140,000 a year, and SS00.000 for land The quality of education, our service to the com acquisitions at the University Quarter campus. These are munity, and the future of our campus depend on favor our prime objectives in this session. able legislative action on the needs we have presented. More than a decade age, we announced the ultimate Glenn W. Irwin Jr. /ogomore Vice-President boundaries of the Indianapolis campus, boundaries which included West Street and Indiana Avenue. Within these Indianspohs The Sigunorc it published by uudentt Artists of Indiana Unhrenity-PurJue University Tom McCain If the State Budget Committee has its way, the next The Legislature seems to be telling the citizens of this at Indianapolis. Views expressed are Joe Pfeiffer biennium will be especially grim for state universities. At State and this City, “ We can get it for you wholesale." No those of the editorial staff or of the indi Liz Mannix the same time it is recommending austerity for higher edu doubt they can get wholesale higher education. No doubt vidual whose name appears in the by line. Those views do not necessarily re Entertainment cation, the Budget Committee is suggesting healthy increa too they have already gotten for more in the way of excel flect those of the student body, admin M. William Lutholtz. Ed. ses for most state officials, including legislators. Each lence in Indianapolis than they had any right to expect. istration or faculty of IUPUI. The Saga Rex Davenport year, too, around this time the newspapers usually draw The pride and the hope for better times, the promise of a more is a weekly newwnagaaine pub Christine Kopitzke attention to the fact that the presidents of Indiana and great urban university have sustained many of the better lished at 925 W Michigan. Indianapolis. Photographers Purdue make more than the governor. faculty here even though they know their salaries and Indiana 46202. Phone 264-4006 Dennis Hauser The Legislature seems to begrudge higher education resources available to them do not measure up to those of M to h f M if Ron Neal in general and IUPUI in particular enough money to pro many community colleges, much less those of most qual Jo Ellen Meyers Sharp perly do its job. Since positions as a state university rarely ity institutions. Managing Editor Sales Sports A1 Klein J Bruce Parker, Ed. Paul Miner cany with them the perquisites and power of positions in Business Manager Paul A. Ragan Becky Wade state government, the old adage, "You get what you pay We can only hope that the Legislature will come to Elizabeth Teng J.Aikin Roy Yates for," is quite likely to apply to state universities. Though appreciate what is needed in Indianapolis to establish a Advertising Manager we may sometimes overpsy for an individual or service great university here, and that they will recognize the wis Don Curtis Contributors and sometimes gel a real bargain, especially in the form of dom of providing such an institution in their state capitoL Office Staff Nancy Boyer May those legislators who feel those in state government Jan Berea, Mgr. Dawn Downing a dedicated individual doing more work than the State has should be better paid (presumably to attract and keep the Maria T. Johnson Kevin C. Endalcy any right to expect given the condition of employment, in Production Harry Goodyear the long run th in p average out. If you try to fund higher best that can be found) show the same good sense with Chris Carter, Mgr Dennis Mills education cheaply, you'get cheap higher education. You respect to another of Indiana’s great resources, its system Laurel Bums J. C. Starker may be able to process a lot of students at fairly low cost, of higher education. Lana Cook Fred Tucker Gary Webb but the environment in which this takes place is more J. N. Williamson reminiscent of a Detroit assembly line than a serious com Michael Gemignani munity of scholars. Chairman, Mathematical Science SAGAMORE S more letter/ Handbook editor replies Wrongs don't make rights came the option to gam control of tell mortgage companies, utibty com A*' the editor of the IUPUI “This simply is not true." The article Dear Editor We are all familiar with the old the situation while at the same time panies who reportedly caused a Housing and Consumer Handbook, I stated: “ It is not always made clear, would hke to reply to the comments however, that to obtain the cash cliche “ Two wrongs don't make a reducing the participants' personal man to freeze to death in Ohio by nght." Well, neither do three wrongs. and professional ethics to nihility made by Mr. Babcock concerning the value, the entire policy mutt be for cutting off hu energy supply because article “ Life Insurance for Students.” feited. An amount leu than cash Wrongs can be defined in different While we may congratulate these of non-payment of an S18 bdl or ways. Two of them are ethical people for the safe resolution of the Students.” value can be borrowed, but if death any business dealing in unethical wrongs and illegalities or wrong! First, the author of the article should occur before the loan is paid ■tuation. we should condemn their practices that they cannot drive was not a “ layman.” He was a profes back, the beneficiaries will get only which go against the law Kintsis be ethics. But we should not be sur people to the brink of poor physical sional licensed life, health and casu what is remaining in the policy-the lieved that he was wronged by a prised Many Americans, have for a or mental health1 Who Mr Prosecu mortgage company - a wrong which long time, suspected the rise of un alty insurance salesman. difference between the amount bor tor? Mr Police Chief1 Mr News Di may not have been illegal but was un ethical practices in the business, po Second, after stating that it may rowed and the face value (total rector1 or Mr Kmtsu1 Who? ethical in Kiritsis' mind litical, and institutional communities be that most students may not need amount) of the policy. His wrongs were both unethical George Orwell wrote, decades ago. of Harry Goodyear life insurance. Mr. Babcock, in critiz- In d o in g , the purpose of the and illegal We have then the alleged when “yea” immunity would mean ing the handbook, gave several exam article was not to deter people from wrong of the mortgage company and no immunity. Have we reached that ples of manied people with depen buying insurance, but to make con the alleged wrong of Kiritsis - he point1 look at the history of the dents “who almost waited too long” sumers look closely and be more hasn't been convicted yet - two week of February 7 to buy insurance. The handbook arti aware of the facts-m ost agents going In examination of the ethics of cle clearly stated that: ‘This is not to into a home are not chartered life wrongs, no rights. Enter the third component in the Prosecutor's Office, the FBI deter people who feel the need for under-writers who undergo a rigorous this ridiculous adventure in unethical apparently without the approval of life insurance from buying it. Any training course. behavior - the Prosecutor's Office Attorney General Bell who reported one who has dependents whom he/ If a consumer hu any questions augmented by the FBI, the Indiana- ly said if he offered immunity he she supports with regular eam inp about life insurance he should seek pola Police, and strangely enough a would grant it the City Police, should have life insurance." advise from an expert-A Chartered local radio station. From this com and a radio station, specifically its Furthermore, Mr. Babcock sta life Underwriter. posite came the third ethical wrong ted the article indicated, “ that in Barry Sample newt director, we have a remaining the lying and offering of immu order to obtain emergency loan bene Editor question. fits, the policy must be cash surren Housing and Consumer Handbook nity. From this mixture came the While you have successfully, if dered.” To paraphrase Mr. Babcock, Nixonion philosophy, “ the end justi unethically, informed Kiritsis his ac fies the means.” From this fusion tions were incorrect who is going to Now interviewing sophomores for management opportunities Tl\e United States Army is inter viewing sophomores for future positions as Army officers. Applicants are required to participate in a six-week summer program at Fort Knox, Ky., to qualify for college ROTC courses next year. Pay for the six weeks is nearly $500, plus travel, room and board. Students who complete the summer training and enter ROTC as juniors will accept active duty and reserve obliga tions upon graduation. For an interview appointment, contact: MAJOR PHIL SAWYER 213 Riwles Hill I.U. Bloomington 337-9568 STUDENT DISCOUNT KERSEY AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES, INC. Having Trouble Finding Parts For Your New, Older, Antique Auto? 2452 West 10th Street 637-2417 SAGAMORE February 21,1*77 OO-EE-POO-EE News Student Services assistant named Student organization reps meet, discuss problems Patricia E. Biddinger has re cently been appointed Assistant to by Jo EOen Meyers Sharp Friday of the month. to use the Union Building for meet the Dean for Student Services at “ Previously, there has been no Stuckey said there is a crucial ings. IUPU1. She holds the Bachelor of united effort, and what we are on need of space for student organiza Arts and Master of Arts degrees from Upon completion, the calendars paper is not what we are in reality,” tions and the Student Activities Indiana University in Comparative will be distributed to academic de said Bill Stuckey. IUPUI Student Board said they had requested office Literature and has taught English on partments, administrative offices and Body President, at the first meeting space in the Union Building. No de the Middle School, Junior College student organizations. of representatives of all 1UPU1 stu cision has been reached on its re and College levels. dent organizations, Tuesday, Febru quest. Theresa Moran, Student Associa Biddinger has also had several ary 15. Mike Wagoner, Director of Stu tion, said the association has been and varied experiences in the busi- Patrida E. Biddinger The purpose of the meeting was dent Activities, reminded representa running surveys on various aspects to provide a forum for disciusion of tives that budgets were due in his of of campus life including buying • ness world in retail management, in She has traveled extensively in mutual problems which student or fice no later than Much 15. Wagoner habits, the pomibility of an informa the construction industry and with Latin America and Europe, resided ganizations face. About one-third of also warned representatives of the ef tion center and food services. newspapers. three years in the Bahamas and has the active student organizations were fect Title Nine may have on various- While studying on the Blooming recently returned from a trip to the re p rin te d at the meeting. student groups. History Dept, to bestow ton campus, she worked in the Lilly Far East. Library cataloguing department and Marta Cuenca, Student Activities Thelander Award As assistant to Dean Preusz, Ms. The next meeting will be Tues for the I.U. Foundation. Last sum Office, announced the preparation of Biddinger will be expanding the re day, March 1 at 3:30 pm in the The History Department is re mer she assisted in the Student Fi a university calendar, wtiichJisU all sources of the Distinguished Scholar Union Building. Any representative ceiving papers dealing with history nancial Aids Office and is presently activities that have been planned ship Fund and assisting in the prep from a student organization is in for consideration for the Theodore an Associate Faculty member in the since the beginning of the school aration and planning of Student year. Cuenca said most academic vited to attend, said Doug Heustis, Thelander Jr. award. English Department Composition Services' programs, reports and publi coordinator of the program. departments responded well by send The award of 1100 is given each Program. cations. ing in information for the calendar Several representatives expressed year in honor of Thelander who topic but student organizations were not concern over losing the Union Build served in the History Department Health care delivery as well represented as she wished. ing to academic departments such as from 1947 to 1971. Part of the problem, said the Business School taking over more of nursing program Papers must conform to stan for April 20-21; and Module 3 for Cuenca, was that most student space on the fifth floor. The Nursing Continued Educa dard research requirements and May 16-17. groups cannot plan far in advance - Because space is so critical in tion Program announces it will focus should be typewritten. Guidelines A workshop on 'Values in Clari the deadline for submission of activi Cavanaugh Hall, it was suggested on ‘Health Care Delivery’ this month for style axe available from the fication In Nursing’ is scheduled for ties to be included is the second student organizations be encouraged during a three-day workshop at the History Department office. The March 7-8 at the Indianapolis Mariott Ramada Inn in Nashville, Ind. The papers may be either assigned term Inn, located at 21st and Shadeland. program is scheduled for February Purse snatcher suspect arrested on campus papers or research done indepen land. 22-24. dently by the student. The Marriott Inn will also host a Indiana University Police report was responsible for seven purse Additional programs relating to workshop concerning ’Marketing they arrested a Northeastside man thefts at the various IUPUI cam All entries should be submitted the health care profession are sched Continuing Education in Nursing’ for February 15 for tresspass it the puses. The claim is currently under to the acting chairman of the History uled for March, April and May. The March 17-18. Marott Building, located at 902 N. investigation. Department, Kenneth Cutler, no first of these programs include: The Additional information may be Meridian St. According to Lieutenant Robert later than March 14. Progress of Health Education: A obtained by contacting Charlotte Johnson, I.U. Police, Clark had been Workshop for Nurses.’ Carlley, at the I.U. School of Nursing Upon his arrest, the suspect, warned not to return to any of the For further information, stu dents are asked to contact the Module -1 for the program is Continuing Education Program, tele Darrell L. Clark, 24, of 418 E. 19th IUPUI campujes on the occasion*^! History Department, 264-3811. scheduled for March 2-3; Module 2 phone 264-4360. St., Indianapolis, told I.U, Police he April, 1975, and August, 1976. There IS a difference!!! 1 Bottom g P l W PREPARE FOR: 1 For ladies. Uniforms, smocks, lab m coats, duty shoes and other accessories. GMAT • G RE • OC AT For men: CPAT • VAT • SA T Professional jackets, Our broad range ol programs provides an umbrella of test white pants, lab coats ing know-how that enables us to otter the best preparation and duty shoes. available, no matter which course is taken Over 38 years of experience and success Small classes Voluminous home study materials. 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Cities PHOWE. >42-1261 By thu time I had hoped to have the exact buthdatee of Richard 0 Hall •ad Anthony Kintas lot daoMmon m this space Unfortunately. IVe not yet aeqaiyad them h ■ k a e v i, k e e e m , t la U U d i ii m a b o n la August and la probably a Lao native The Aquarius pqssod which we just left sppsam Lao. as • recant column indicated The result u the native feels - well, opposed A Lao male, pushed to the Unit whet he in point of fact as la his own mind, tends to be so extremist, m y physical, often profane, an individualist who strikea out at anyone and everyone whom he feels stands in the way of his independent program Interestinj Recently a letter armed asking for Help, not a Zodiacal Zinger and reads “ I have been nam ed for four yean to a man bom November 23. 1946 My btrihdate ■ May 21. 1944 Are our signs compatible with each other? Are ere both bora on cusps’ ” This n that rare earn of exactly opposing Sun Signs, both et lero degrees, the letter writer bora (barely) In Gemini end just out o f Taurus, her husband bora (barely) In Sagittarius, /uat out of Scorpio Having read what I said in the fint paragraph of this column, it can readily be eaen there is not apt to exist the complete harmony ta this relationship which cither person would desire It Is true that such marriages can. over s period of time, complement rather than oppose This rarely occurs My correspondent, whom lU call B.B., reports her husband is educated in computer sciences but is displeased with his salary She comments on s rough year financially In 1976 and hopes for s 1977 tmprovemdht Wen. B.B., Saturn returned to Lao ai^ its placement in your husband'i natal chart last year worse, your oWa as well, since you both have Saturn in Leo This year it will square (land to thwart) all four o f his Scorpio planets, including the Moon (emotions) and Mercury (plans), so that he is apt to con Unite feehag restricted and is likely to be haunted by incidenti and deaatons o f the pest effecting his future I suggest that you exercise great caution in what you say, do, and plan m July and August, B B O ^ ^ a s t that Urns, I think you both may have s chance to increase your lnM P tfcrough mat ten inked to the home, property, and family She also asks IZAH if ha would "be w m to go Into another field” unce he "has a good backgrouad tn management and supervision ” Tim answer. In my opinion, Is yes Your husband seems to be s very pen-- tratmgly intelligent, even brilliant man whose mind requires an outlet through the straightforward honesty of Sagittarius which is probably more available (and expramed with humanity) in man^ement than in working with compu tars He always will need outlets for his mind, which probes and seeks facts, •beorbs them like a sponge and this should be encouraged without detriment to hu nerves or hb latent S*ittanan gregariouaneaa In terms of your overall charts, I compared them planet-by-planet and found that you. B B . share with your huabend only 16 aspects That u fewer than average The ratio Is a satisfactory I l-to-5, but only eight of the eleven are ma>or-favorable aspects I think this is s mamage which can work out well over the years if tboes yean pass together because your Ncptunes (dreams) and Uranus positions (interest in change) oonjotn However, he appears to re quire pester material security (Jupiter in Scorpio) than you. you can probably make do on good oouverutjoa, something to mull over intellectually some good friends and a chance to analyte situations enjoy ably Best of aB. and perhaps the kak that holds you together, you were both bora with the Moon m Scorpio This indicates umilex emotional intensity, directness, sensual strength and a way of envuioning a goal then heading for it by the atraightest route It can serve you weD during your mamage HAVING PROBLEMS*’ UNSURi WHAT TO 0 0 A ROUT THEM* WHY NOT SEND THEM TO TMB COLUMN. 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CA BLDG INDfLS - SAGAMORE F*knvy)M*77 OO-EE-POO-EE News Multiple bargaining units opposed Parking committee recommends signs, part-time student by Ryan parking fees The IUPUI Parkin* Policy Com parking permits, and in s more effective ma No H tilral fktKMT and the W > a1 of mittee passed a resolution caUin* for Valentine Jr., student member of the anon was reached on ha Pubic and Environmental Affmn installation of agns in the Handi committee, said the magnetic dips The committee turned down a capped Student Parkin* areas to read allowed handicapped students the request from a pregnant employee T h b proposal could result in m “Any unauthorised can will be flexibility of using different auto for a temporary blue permit. many m 12 different-faculty bargain towed immediately ," at its latest mobiles which can be parked in areas Colonel Spurgeon Davenport, ing units within Indiana University/' meetin* held February 4. designated for handicapped student IUPUI Campus Police, asked the Ryan aaM. Abo recommended was that parking. committee to focus attention on per* Ryan added that the muhipb part-time students may re*ister and sons parking and leaving can in bargaining unit idea abo runs counter purchase red decab plus pool clips Dan Franklin, Hospital Admin front of the main entrances of Uni to the concept of the Bloomington in the followin* manner istration, complimented Physical versity and Riley Hospitak Daven and Indianapohs campuses function August • January (eight hours or Plant for the excellent snow removal port said the can are creating prob ing together at one core unit. less) - S8 Job and the committee called for lems Tor emergency vehicles trying IV . Prtsidtnt John W. Ryan “Many of the streaghts inherent ** January • May (eight houn or cooperation from students, faculty to gain access to the areas. Bloomington - Indiana Univer in The system-wide concept oould be less) - S8 and staff so the lots could be cleared Franklin said the committee sity President John W. Ryan last eliminated ss campus or school bar The new prices for part-time would review the situation at Riley week said that one part of the facul gaining units move toward greater parking permits reflect the price in Fred Lennertr. Physical Plant, and University Hospitab at the next ty collective bargaining bill being dis separation/' he said. creases discussed and approved at a suggested schools and divisions co cussed in the Indians Legislature Ryan's comments were made in previous meeting operate in the snow removal process The next meeting is scheduled could seriously jeopardize the Indi a memo to the l.U.-Bloomington by allowing areas to be roped off so The committee discussed the S3 for Friday, March 4. 10 am, Room ana University system. chapters of the American Federation the snow removal job could be done charged to handicapped students fo* 318, Blake Street Library. Ryan said that Houae Bill 1631 of Teachers and the American Amo- calls for multiple bargaining units dation of University Professors. within an institution which could “ I hope you will agree with me result in each I.U. campus having an that such a fragmented organization, individual bargaining unit. It might . . . could very well jeopardize the even mean that separate »yttsm-wide conoept of an Indiana University sys or multi-campus schools such ss the tem," Ryan toid the chapters Values workshop free to IUPUI students Center for Humanistic Application of Social and Behavioral Science in Education, Univerbty of Mamachu- setts. Values clarification b a new con oept in teacher education and human development using an intellectual and emotional approach for examin ing and developing values. According to Simon, “the dearer we are in our values, the more able we are to make choices and ini tiate action. Education does not pre pare us to choose our personal eet of values or to be conabtant. Therefore, there b confusion in what we say ana what we do.** Dr. Sidney B. Simon The workshop will use the penel method of demonstrating approach, Values clarification b the topic involving the panel members in acti of a workshop sponsored by the D i vities to clarify and wrestle with vision of Continuing Studies and the some of their own values and con Lectures and Convocations Commit flicts encountered in the process. tee at IUPUI, to be held Wednesday, Held at North Methodist February 23, from 1:30 to 4:30 pm Church, 3808 North Meridian Street, the workshop b free to IUPUI stu Conducting the workshop b Dr. dents who present their ID cards. For Sidney B. Simon, Professor In the others, the fee b $8. DEMO SALE Due to increasinf inventory tnd tax time, we have devised a sale to nuke a Rabbit affordable for you!!! fry us for your best deal. GLEN HOLT 8055 U.S. 31 SOUTH 881*8661 21,1*77 SAGAMORE * Senior class officers chosen Re presen tat ires of the senior class of 1977 recently selected its class officen. They are: president - Pam Nelhnger, majoring in mathe matics; rice president - lean Segtr, majoring’in mathematics, secretary -Becky EUis, majoring in biology; treasurer - Georgia Buchanan, majoring in chemistry. Burger Chef The Senior Cabinet, which will be composed of the class officen and other representatives, will be responsible for choosing the recipi ent of the Loren T. Jones Award. introduces The award will be presented to a Science faculty member at the Honon Convocation April 22. In ti Student Assoc, fo r 99c! schedules next meeting The International Student (Introductory Offer) Association will have its next meet ing Wednesday, February 23 in the Harrison-Porter Room, Union j Building, from 4 to 6 pm. For information, contact Helen Zapp, Student Services, 264-8265. Med spouses card p arty The Spouses of American Medical Students welcome all bridge, euchre and pinochle players to join them for a fun-filled evening of card playing on Friday, February 25, at 7:30 pm, In the Union Build ing cafeteria. The Card Party is designed to help the South Side Clinic, which is partially staffed by medical stu dents. A SI donation Is requested. Please call 247-8514 to reaerve a table. Tickets will be sold at the door. Door prizes and table prizes will be awarded, and refreshments will be available. A few of the prizes will include tickets for an Indiana Loves game, gift certificates for The Face Place gnd planters frbm Gillespie’s and Bertermann’s Florists. Also, gift certificates from Kentucky Fried Chicken, Precision Transmission and Guarantee Auto; F.lain Powers Figure • Salon, Tuchman's Cleaners and others. History Society sponsors 'Roots* discussion Have a fish lover in the family? Come on in and catch again and again. The IUPU1 History Society is our brand new Mariner platter. For a limited time, you can have The Mariner for sponsoring a discussion on the tele You get two fresh One man’s trash... J .. another’s treasure by Nancy Boyer are probably very few articla stored “ Yes, there arc 200,000 of them Mr. Wyatt must always conserve “ I usually make a note if some Old equipment and supplies of that he doa not know the history of, here," says Wyatt. “ I'm a heavy space and make new storage room, one has expressed an interest in a particular item, so that they may the IUPUI community never die - or the experiment it was used for - drinker!" Actually the paper cups th a e things are sold. they go to “equipment and storage" contact the second-hand dealer who in detail! belong to the oral health depart in the Bowen Building. If you have What happens if someone wants has purchased it. Ill put your name “Well, if you want all the details, ment. They are conducting an oral ever wondered what happened to the on that d a k he said. call Dr. so-and-ao, or call the such- health education program for grade to buy something from here? He typewriter you used that didn't type The profit from the sales goes to and-such department ” His infor school children. laughed, “Well, 1 can’t just outright capital W i or the gym locker that mation wat vast, and what a memory sell it." First, he meets periodically lUPUI's General Fund jammed just before the game be that man has! The Anatomy Department sent a with department heads to decide How did the Bowen Building get tween IUPUI and Marian, chances skeleton to Bowen to be stored. “ 1 what should and should not be sold. it's name’ "It used to be Bowen F.n- are these items and many more are in At one time the Bowen Building put it in one of the old gym locken Once this sorting has been done, he ( velope Company and part of their the Bowen Building. was the domain of the calliope of an to keep it from being damaged. One sends out letters of invitation to bid slogan was that it had had the tame Among the hundreds of pieces old showboat. Mr. Wyatt says with a day a girl about your age came in to second-hand dealers. They place location for 40 yean. Since many of paraphernalia are the gigantic chuckle that it is pronounced CUH- after something, and one of the truck sealed bids on a “where is, as is" people did know the location, the papier mache elf heads which were LI-O-PEE, and that a CAL-F.-OPE is driven who knew about the skeleton basis. That is, an all or nothing basis name was retained." part of lUPUI's float in the 500 Mile larger than a CUII-LI-O-PEE. A calli told her to look in that locker. I “One second-hand dealer told Race last year. ope, or a calliope is the section of heard a scream and she ran out. I me he could use the file cabinets and Mr. Wyatt enjoys his work very File cabinets, desks, typewriten, p ip a or bellows that the steam came haven't seen her around for awhile." chairs, but he didn’t have any use for much. He said that the fint 12 yean tires and swivel chain all have a out of. The students of science and Many of the departments plan to an oxygen tent ‘Unfortunately it all he worked at IUPUI, he only had 2Vi home at Bowen. technology built a circus wagon from make use eventually of the suppba g o a ,’ I told him." days absence due to illness. Then he Who mans the show? Well. 18 scratch using the calliope. Then or they are storing, so Mr. Wyatt put* a Occasionally there are category had a stnngof misfortunes He broke yean ago. on January 20, a man by gan keys were ngged to the bellows “hold” card on them. However, this sales, such as all-office equipment, his leg and had two heart attacks. "I the name of Jam a Wyatt saw the - “and I don't know exactly how is not always the case Many times dom atic furniture, and hospital sup- missed a total of 11 months work, packaging company' where he had they did it maybe it was bottled furniture, equipment, etc has been p b a , and a dealer may bid on only and yet never missed a paycheck I worked for yean packing up and gas . . . " - that was used as a power replaced with new, but the older one category If one dealer places a had enough vacation and sick leave moving to Michigan, so he came to source to turn the old bellows into items are still usable. Then, other higher bid on everything, then built up to cover every bit of time I IUPUI, where he still is today. a pipe organ. departments are notified that materi naturally it all goes to him. If the was out My advice to anyone would Mr. Wyatt laughs and calls him, Walking through Bowen, boxes al is available Some items are not total sum of three separate bidden be to value your job, whatever it may self a second-hand dealer, but there on b o x a of paper cups were noticed. used for months, though, and since is higher, it is all sold to them. be. It really pays off." 12 SAGAMORE Fctewy 21,1977 Midwest Springsteen comes to Indy Feb. 26 Arts by M William Lutholtz Sprinpteen - and Columbia Records is so unique that even without a hit, I Asbury Pirk is a small resort, dearly in the credibility know he will make i t . . . ” town in Monmouth County, N J„ SO department. Clive Davis was fired from Gazette A SAGAMORE GUIDE TO miles south of New York City. It was Columbia in a tide of scandals and ENTERTAINMENT IN INDIANAPOLIS first used as a resort town in 1870 But time heab all wounds and rumors, but Sprinpteen's fans kept when summer camp m eetinp were moat reasonable people have stopped pushing and finally, in late 1975, his held there for temperance advocates asking how a relatively unknown third album was released, Bom To and members of the Methodist Epis rocker from Jersey managed to get Run, which would earn him the copal Church. It remained fairly his mug on the cover of the top two covers of Time and Newsweek. prosperous until a race riot in 1970 “estabhshment" newsmagazines. Now they are ready to put aside the nearly dosed up the town and all Most of Sprinpteen's rock bal “ future of rock and roll" nonsense the tourists stayed away. It has never lads are about low-life losers who and simply listen to the man and his really recovered from the effects of come straight from the Asbury Park that riot. Asbury Park is famous for neighborhood. He styles himself in a absolutely nothing except, perhaps, Sprinptecn is short and wiry, Brondo-esque garb of leather Jacket being the place that Bruce plays pinball, and lives on Hostess and pants, ripped and faded tee- Springsteen calls home. Twinkles. He was bom in Freehold, shirts, sneakers and aviator glasses N.J. in 19S0, the son of a working He looks like the losers he writes Springsteen is coming to Indian class Catholic family. He bought his about, yet he has developed an airy apolis this Saturday night to give fust guitar for $ 18 in his early teens style of writing that makes his Jersey Naptownf rockers a taste of what and played for such Jersey bar bands tough-guys sound like high literary Rolling Stone writer Jon Landau to as The Rogues, the Steel Mill, and vogue. dub him the “ future of rock and Dr. Zoom and The Sonic Boom. Gradually he began putting together very that sounds like old-time Dylan it's been a while since his own bands and getting club dates and occasionally his lyrics border on Sprinptecn appeared on the covers in New York. In 1973 he got his fust the line of Dylan’s own style in "Jun- of Time and Newsweek in what must record contract with Columbia and gleland:” “ Outside the street's on Brute Springsteen. ilubheJ br 'Rolling Slone' the "future o f rock and rank as one of the worst cases of released G reetinp From Asbury flre/in a real death waftz/between roll." will be ai the Convention Center with the C-Streel Band February over-hyped media hysteria in recent Park. what's flesh and what's fantasy /and 26 at 8 pm. yean. That publidty move cost A second album soon followed the poets down herv/don't right The Wild. The Innocent, and The nothing at all/thcy just stand back E-Street Shuffle and Sprinptecn was and let it all be." The only real dif on his way. ference in that line is that Dylan would have rhymed it, “they just His followinp never rose much stand back and k t it all fall." above the cult level with small poups of dedicated listeners. At Columbia, But Sprinptecn isn't just a shill 'Next": They sound less however, he had the support of Clive in Dylan-clothing. He has his own Davis, one of the top executives and visions, his own unique interpreta like where they came from, a guiding light of the music industry. tion of the street life which be writes Davis said of Sprinptecn in his auto with a deft hand. He is also an biography, “He's received tremen accomplished guitarist and he and more like Journey. dous acclaim for his fascinating use demonstrates his knowledge fre of words and his lyric ideas . . . Bruce quently. So much for Sprinptecn. JOURNEY. NEXT. Three albums ago, ex So what about all the “rock and members of Santana, the roll future” stuff? Forget it. Nobody Steve Miller Band and WOODLAND THEATRES -an d I mean NOBODY-knows what the future of rock and roll is going to the Mothers of Invention 116th St. A Keystone be. There's just a lot of jokers who’d combined talents to form $1 u um..» 846-2425 like to think they know, out there Journey. taking pot shot guesses on the off chance that maybe, just this once, Marathon Man Reviewers couldn’t maybe they'll be right. help comparing their new Don't worry about Bruce sy< > Sprinpteen's future; go listen to i V V music to their former Norman, is That You? bands (quite favorably, we might add). And concert Bruce Springsteen now! goers went to see what their old friends Gregg Rolie, Neal Schon, Ross Valory and Aynsley Dunbar were up to these days. OFF Now, with "Next," it’s official. Journey is a on any whole musical force all its own. sandwich Listen to "Next," and you'll never again think of 50C with coupon Gregg, Neal, Ross and Aynsley as anything else but members of Journey. (valid thru Feb. 28) | On Columbia Records and Tapes. 21 varieties of submarine sandwiches and Indianapolis' Available at: first and best Sicillian pizza! (Offer good only at Castleton Store) | STONE BALLOON I Submarine Sandwich Shop | # ^ ^ ^ ^ A cAcross r o from Castleton Mall | 13 by M. WIMam Lutholtz For the Holmeaiana among ui, take note that a new eerie* of Sheriocfc Holmes mysteries'are being put together for radio! It's been yean since the old Mutual Broadcasting Network had the Basil Rathbonc and N ip] Brace radio versions of the Conan Doyle stories and now a 19-year-old broadcasting student. Michael Anthony, has sold the idea to the CBS radio network They are presently in production on the 39-week, half-hour series The Sherlock Holmes Radio Theatre and will be syndicating it this spring Edward Mutharc (you may remember him as the spectral half of The Ghost and Mn. Muir) stan as the great consulting detective with Best Wright as the faithful Dr. Watson. No word yet as to whether our local stations will be carrying it. For ths weepy lot among you who went sniffling out of the theatres at the end of Love Story, Erich Segal hat just penned another book which takes up where the last one left off. It's all about what happens to Ryan O’Neal after Ah MoCraw kicks thd bucket. The title it Other's Story and while the movie rights .haven't been announced, it’s a cinch that they’re upcoming. For the not-so-weepy lot, there’s a new one coming out from Walker Percy (T V Moviegoer. Love in The Runs) called Lancelot. It’s a book about the adventure* of a Southern rich guy named Lancelot Lamar who discovers that hit wife has been unfaithful to-him and to he decides that he must rediscover the meanings of good and evil. Naturally, the only way he can do that is to go out and do good and evil things. Percy is a little genius-tick and funny, but a genius. Associate conductor of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, Oleg Kovalenko, has officially announced his resignation, effective at the end of this season. He hat been with the symphony since 1972 when he took the position under Ixler Solomon and did a great deal on his own to Uven up the concerts Kovalenko explained that his chief reason for leaving is the heavy I.S.O. sche dule which makes it difficult for him to accept other engagements u a guest conductor with other symphonies. Outlining his own plant for the immediate SPECIAL! - only future, Kovalenko sayi he will have three weeks of concerts with the New Jer sey Symphony u w e llu appearances with the Detroit, Rochester, and Buffalo orchestras. He has also been asked to conduct ten performances at the New York City Center with the Eliot Feld Ballet and at Wolf Trap Farm for the Performing Arts. He is also in the process of arranging a series of concern in one buck South America where he conducted a series of state department tours last summer. Concerts A Cultcha Dept.: Brace Springsteen and the E-Street Band will hit the Convention Center this Saturday night for one show only . Leo w ith th is ad ••• Kottfce will be fat the Indiana Theatre for one show March 5 . . . Renaissance and Gentle Giant will be at the Indiana March 8 . . . and John McLaughlin of the fast-fingered guitar will be at the Indiana March II.. Marshall Tucker TRAVELING ANTIQUES & CRAFTS Band is booked for the Convention Center March 13 . . . Bobby Short will be the featured guest for the last Sunday Pops Concert of the season at Clowes. Feb. 27 at 7:30 p.m. . . Fomer I.S.O. Music Director k k t Solomon will return to Clowes u guest conductor of the orchestra March FESTIVAL 4 and 3 with guest violinist Jaime Laredo performing Dvorak's Violin Concerto in A M inor. . . Convention-Expo Center February 25-27 The Indiana Repertory Theatre has opened its production of Noel Coward’s Private Lives. . . The Beef h Board* Dinner Theatre is playing Up A Fri. & Sat. • noon -10 P.M. Tree with Janet Blair . . . and the Black Curtain is featuring Goodbye, Sun. - noon - 6 P.M. Charlie Last minute note: Qover Washington is booked for the Convention Center ANTIQUES - Nostalgia A country store Feb. 27. items to glassware, primitives A furniture CRAFTS - Colonial to contemporary Blacksmithing. pipemaking, metal sculp ture, tole painting scores more SPECIAL EXHIBITS A ENTERTfINMENT - Cincinnati Dan cing Pigs jug A washboard band all day A mghi Sal A Sun Col. John Seiver's Militia encampment. Regular Admission $2 Only o buck with student I.D. or this od ChiM.cn It-121 SOC i SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE! Information: 513-821-4101 6308 N. Guilford-Broadripple Village y 14 21.1*77 ‘Girl Crazy’ The Constitution rehearsals and the right to show it all by Jerry N W I s miss that we've already had them on the underway It ■ a good question to a * evening newt.) just when the furor over the Dkk Perhaps it would be wall to take Rehearsals arc currently under Hall Tony Kintus incident will a step back weed and think about just way at t i t Marott Building for the cease to be news or to intrigue all what It h we expact o f TV and the muaical “Girt Crazy,** presented as Indianapohs with its ramifications preas la It Just entertainment1 b it pan of the Lectures and Convoca sports, or mo vim, or carton** Jest It is not a good question to ask tions Committee's Spun* Music If TV should have earned the sense* Senes enough to hurt* Do we numbing action bve to the citizens Dr J Ldgar Webb, stafe direc of tha d ty , unless we are prepared the pram to act i tor. stated that '*Gvt Crazy" ■ "a to second-guess a viewpoint on which so many of us have ■ our 10's nostalgia muaical which takes most of us have been in ^reement Comstitutioaul right1 >lace on an Arizona dude ranch" U f l to ngki Ann Andenom. khekoel hakbng. Dennis Anderson end for The musical contains many show Vkkse Chennwilk une favorites written by George and I refer, of course, to the gen I haven't deoded yet md I Ira (rerthwin, including such goodies eld view that TV and the hope that you haven't either It h is Biding My Tune." "But Not For Vickie Chenosnth as Molly and a matinee without dinner will he press have certain key rights to bring nothing to deade casually It h a 4c." Tmbraceable You," "I Got Moorhead Ann Anderson as performed on Sunday. April 3. Tic all the news - not jittt the news matter that calls for the thythm" and ‘Stnke Up The "Fnaco" Kate and Michael Fahhng as ket sales will be handled by Student that's fit to print, or hear - to the of emotion, rsl*»o Band Charles Manning is musical Lob Mostel There n also a chorus of Services. Union Building, and will be pubic Moat thinking people have mal repugnance to the shedding of lirector eight showgirls and eight cowboys offered sometime in March, the ape asnued that, while there are certain human blood, and political ideology The cast includes Dennis The musical will be presented as cific date to be announced la a fu secrets which mutt be maintained for Or - b U? Don't rush, there knderson as Johnny Churchill. a dinner theatre on Apnl 1 and 2. ture imue of the protection of national security, just w ont be a quiz because I don't have about everything eke is fair game the answen But the hasty answers School of Business schedules management seminar I’m not sure I was ever 100 par the expedient ones, given just now cent m this oomer Maybe my Imagi may well come back to haunt us The Indiana University School include fcdgar G Williams, profaaeor William G Pans char, director of nation, as an author, is more flam where it hurts o f Business recently announced s of business sdministration and vice the school's external programs, said boy ant than most, but I could envi- three-day seminar on professional president for administration of the seminar represents the beginning uon utuations in which the pubic Zoo society head named management development for execu Indiana University, Thomas R of an extensive program of short migfit be asked to witness murder tives and managers scheduled Apnl Bdseort Jr , profemor of management The Indianapohs Zoological So seminars for middle and upper "hve,” if the terms aren't bopelemly 2$ through 27 on the IUPUI campus in the I U school, and a consultant ciety has announced that Dr Mel middle managers and executives who in congruent I can suggest other This management-in-act ion m the fields of business organization Pereimen. premdent of Eh Lilly Inter need to stay tuned and alert to things that we may not want to see seminar senes u designed to meet management development, and busi national Corporation, was sleeted changing management methods and But if we are to make s blanket the rising demand in Indianapohs and concepts ness pobey. and Pans char who is also president of the Indianapohs Zoolo decision give us the newt, let us see central Indiana for high quality prac s professor of marketing gical Society Board of Directors for "The role of the manager as and hear it all - then wc have no tical continued profesnonal develop 1*77-7* planner and catalyst for action m Other seminars to be offered logical right to pull away when it ment in business." said Schuyler F Other officers elected art Dr ever-changing in response to a during the coming months include becomes frightening, obscene and Qttcson. dean of the I U School of Emery P Miller, vice president. changing environment." Pinscher management by objectives and moti ugly (I'm tempted to ^ f ^ w e V e Business Cornelius O Alig. Jr. Vice premdent. "Thm seminar m designed to vational strategies finance and ac Ronald Hicks, treasurer, and Mrs The seminar series will be con explore both the environment for counting for non-finanaal managers, already been exposed to theee three Alex M Clark, secretary iucted in the fifth-floor lounge.' managing and the art o f becoming fundamentals of marketing, leader won Building, located at 1300 W s successful modern manager " ship. production planning, scheduling Michigan St Faculty for the seminar will and inventory control STone BALLOon HAS MOVED But our record prices have not! New tfort located at: 916 Westfield Blvd. E. Sunt Low Prices on A*1 Springsteen s albums are available on Columbta Record and Tapes Available at Karma Records and Obidiah s \ February 21,1977 SAGAMORE IS Listener's Theatre announces ‘The Emerald Island' The Listener’s Theatre of the Genesis; and Glee Frances Renick, IUPUI Department of Speech and senior, and a drama consultant for Theatre announces the cast, crews the Indianapolis Department of Parks and datea of The Emerald ldand have and Recreation. been chosen The performance is the Abo reading are: Elizabeth Theatre's first production for the Canille White, sophomore, majoring Spring Semester. in Speech; and Mike Perry, freshman, The Emerald Island, an inter majonngin Radio-TV. pretative reading performance, con Crew Heads for The Emerald stats of a compiled acript of Irish Island include William E. Stuckey, as poetry, ranging from a poem of technical assistant, and Jon M Dietz, Saint Patrick's - written in 432 A.D. as stage and set assistant - to a 1972 poem written by actor- Performance dates for The poet Richard Harris. Emerald Idand are Friday, March 18; Yoga Seminar offered and Saturday, March 19, both per The acript was compiled, and formances with curtain times at 8 pm A oneway seminar on Siddha will be directed by Dr. B. Bruce Yoga, an ancient tradition handed in Room 100, Lecture Hall. Wagener, IUPUI Department of Tickets for The Emerald bland down from generation to generation Speech and Theatre. through spiritual masters, is sched are $1 per person, and they may be Readers for The Emerald bland reserved by calling 264493 5, or the uled for Sunday, March 6 from 9 am Readers for “The Emerald Island “are Elizabeth Camille White. Mike Perrv are: Ruth Redstone Avitia, senior, Speech Department Office, located to S pm at Siddha Yoga M editatio. (frontI. Ruth Redstone Aritia. and Glee Frances Renick (rear) and a member of the editorial board in Cavanaugh Hall. Room 401, tele Center, 5427 Seneca Drive, Indiana photo by feed tucker polis. for lUPUI's literary publication phone 264-4796 The seminar, called an intensive, is considered the grace of the guru and is a spontaneous awakening of From Ralph Bakshi, the follower's innermost self, ac cording to disciples, Raman and master of animation, comes an Go pal. Persons interested in attending epic fantasy in wondrous color. the intensive are asked to contact A vision of the world, 10 million years Fran Dodson at 888-7711. The fee is S25 and includes vegetarian lunch. in the future, where Wizards rule the Conducting the intensive will be Shankar and Girija Kruckman of Ann earth. And the powers of magic prevail Arbor, Michigan, authorized teachers of Siddha Yoga over the forces of technology in the Let us answer your final battle for world supremacy. questions, please by Jerry Center IUPUI, is a vast and ever-chang ing university, and from time to time, change-no doubt-has left many students with a number of unanswered questions concerning university life. If .you, as a student here, fall within this category, I think we have an idea that might interest yqp. •** On February 26, at 9 am, in Room 143, Cavanaugh Hall, a core of university personnel will be assem bled, small group workshop style, to field questions you might have con cerning the many service areas of the university. The program will provide students the opportunity to partici pate in two general discussions. The first will cover placement goals. This will be followed by a ses sion on student, parent and spouse relations. The second portion of the program will involve students with university representatives who are ‘experts' in their particular service areas. The following is a list of those service areas that will be presented: Financial Aids, Student Activities, Parking and Safety, Bursar Office, Student Placement, handicapped stu dent problems and libraries. 20TH CENTURY-FOX PRESENTS If you are interested in finding out information about this service A RALPH BAKSHI FILM area, or have any questions which were not lilted, drop by any Student Activities Office, which are located in Room 322, Cavanaugh Hall; Room 102, Mezzanine Floor, Union Build IMURDS ing; or at the 38th Street Campus, in Room 018, Krannert Building, and Written, Produced and Directed by RALPH BAKSHI tell the folks there that you will be in Music Compoaed and Conducted by ANDREW BELLING . attendance. If by chance the office is closed, Produced by Bakshi Productions, Inc. fill out the information card located Color by De Luxe* outside the door, and either slip it © 1*7/ TwwHMth CwUury r«B under the door or drop it into Cam pus Mall 16 SAGAMORE What’s the harm in Casanova - r CASH a little marijuana? You'll find the answer in a vision j PAID this “sane and sensible book, full of information I Donors For Blood Plasma not to miss and free of preaching"* by Christine Kopitzke EARN UP TO Once upon a time when ex $15 W EEKLY SENSUAL ploring the forbidden garage attic DRUGS of a childhood friend of mine, 1 Receive $10 For found a plate of Vermeer’s The by Hardin A Helen Jones First Donation Procuress The color and texture of Whether you’re on them, Fellini’s Casanova are quite similar By Bringing In of! them, or just thinking to that place, as is the subject matter. This Ad about them, shouldn't you Tracing Giovanni’s life from the know what marijuana and time he returned to Venice in 1755 | (Coupon valid thru February 28) the other sensual drugs do and his resultant expulsion to the to your sex life and all your Piombi State Prison on suspicion of other pleasurable sensa sorcery to his lonely death in the BRING YOUR tions? castle of Count von* Wald stein in Dux, Bohemia, Fellini’s fantasia of BOOKS Hardin Jones gives a popu lar course on drug use at Casanova's conscious and uncon « AND STUDY UC Berkeley, has coun scious unshrouds the elations and J WHILE selled hundreds of students, despairs of his many legal delin Casanova (Donald Sutherland) carries hts ancient mother (Marie Marquet) interviewed 1,900 users, quencies and sexual exploits through on his back during one o f their infrequent meetings. | YOU DONATE and surveyed all kinds of the chatoyant* art direction of rehab centers. He has solid Danillo Donato and grimly melodic facts and encouragement soundtrack of Nino Roto. theatrics and saltatory bedroom salu Fellini again prods us with in this ; HOURS for anyone concerned about If Mircea Eliade was right, then tations, you’ll see them. But Fellini film. The gold owl that pirouttes the drug problem. to Casanova, sex was the only offers so much more to the eye and inside a music box that Casanova 9 t i l l A.M. 4 P.M. *Kirkus Reviews hierophany, and the female genera mind in his films that Casanova, brings along to abet his seductions, TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY tive geography the threshold to it. characteristic of his other films, can for instance. Gel your copy today. S3.95 | INDIANAPOLIS BLOOD Actually, that is neither here nor hardly be drunk in one sitting. AT YOUR BOOKSTORE there, except to the extent that one Chancellor-attired dwarfs, elfin- I PLASMA DONOR CENTER Lush green Parisian garden walks Cambridge University Press wonders why a man of Casanova's apparelled giantesses, a trio of waifs punctuated with old wooden trelli 38th and Illinois 32 East 37th Street extensive education and accultura spinning invisible cobwebs through \ New York, N Y. 10022 ses, low stone walls nottled with pale I PHONE 924-6336 tion experiences such sacred space billows of mist as they swing from a so one-dimensionally. 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This Ad about them, shouldn't you Tracing Giovanni's life from the know what marijuana and time he returned to Venice in 1755 (Coupon valid thru February 28) the other sensual drugs do and his resultant expulsion to the to your sex life and all your Piombi State Prison on suspicion of other pleasurable sensa sorcery to his lonely death in the BRING YOUR tions? castle of Count von Waldstein in Dux, Bohemia, Fellini’s fantasia of Hardin Jones gives a popu BOOKS Casanova’s conscious and uncon lar course on drug use at AND STUDY UC Berkeley, has coun scious unshrouds the elations and WHILE selled hundreds of students, despairs of his many legal delin- interviewed 1,900 users, qugpctes and sexual exploits through on his beck during one o f their infrequent meetings. YOU DONATE and surveyed all kinds of the chatoyant’ art direction of rehab centers. He has solid Dantllo Donato and grimly melodic facts and encouragement soundtrack of Nino Roto. « theatrics and saltatory bedroom salu Fellini again prods us with in this HOURS for anyone concerned about If Mircca Eliade was right, then tations, you’ll see them. But Fellini film. The gold owl that pirouttes the drug problem to Casanova, sex was the only offets so much more to the eye and inside a music box that Casanova $ A.M.tiU4P.M. • Kirkus Reviews hicrophany, and the female genera mind in his films that Casanova, brings along to abet his seductions, TIESIMY IH tU SATURI )AY tive geography the threshold to it. characteristic of his other films, can for instance. Get your copy today. $3.95 INDIANAPOLIS BLOOD Actually, that is neither here nor hardly be drunk in one sitting. AT YOUR BOOKSTORE there, except to the extent that one Chancellor-ettired dwarfs, elfin- PLASMA DONOR CENTER Lush green Parisian garden walks Cambridge University Press wonders why a man of Casanova's apparTelled giantesses, a trio of waifs punctuated with old wooden trelli 38th and Illinois 32 East 57th Street extensive education and accultura spinning invisible cobwebs through New York. N Y. W022 tion experiences such sacred space ses, low stone walls nottled with pale billows of mist u they swing from a PHONE 924-6336 so one-dimensionally. Eighteenth violet and yellow wildflowers; fire huge may pose harnessed by triplet works above muted silver -blue re Centruy women may have been ero workhorses running in a never-ending flections of Venetian waterways, tically undernourished, but it seems circle, are just part of the phantas ribbons of brown and grey light a little presumptuous that Casanova magoria of this supremely accom blanketing the evening Seine, are sets about trying to duplicate the plished cinematic exploration of the only a taste of the visual rep u t of bread and fish miracle with such off memories, dreams and unconscious Lake-, Four Casanova beat variations. fancies of one of history's most Well, you get the idea. If you Not to be overlooked either, is notorious inamoratos. There are choose to see the Him for its erotic the distinctive surrealistic whimsy other visions you should not mist. You'll appreciate our point of With features like trash mashers view at The Lake A refresh . . . formal dining rooms . . . ingly unique view of glistening washer/dryer book up Bowie should dump Eno scenic waterways from the patios . . . wall to wall carpeting and and terraced balconies of garden fully equipped kitchens . . . by Gary Webb Ferry and Roxy and, now that Roxy out of control), For Your Pleasure: heat A water oaid and penthouse apartments You’ll This is not a David Bowie album. has disbanded, I think Bowie is try songs with a minimum of lyrics and a FURNISHED APARTMENTS enjoy our boats and our p o o l.. . It's an Eno album with Bowie's ing to get his own Roxy Music start maximum of bizarre electronic our party house, and game room ALSO AVAILABLE name and picture on it. ed. 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N o n ) 259-4880 MON.-THURS , 7 AM -515 PM 259-7075 743 Broad Ripple Ave. FRJ.-SAT , 7AM-5 30PM 8520 Westfield BM. 4 \ { SAGAMORE 17 I Collective bargaining topic of public employees conference A conference to prepare public John Bennett, co-ordinator for handle two sessions, one on munici other on special problems of munici employees for collective bargaining the Division at IUPUI, said the ses pal budgets and collective bargaining pal employe* bargaining once amendments to Public Law 254 sions will be planned to apply to the and the other on state budgets and Interested persons should con are approved or defeated by the Indi ■tuition of either state employee* collective bargaining Also. Dr James tact Bennett by writing to the Divi ana General Assembly has been or those who work in local - county S Walliham of the Division of Labor sion of Labor Studies. IUPUI, 1232 Women, t presentstion/discus- scheduled by the I.U. Division of and municipal government. Studies and Bennett will conduct West Michigan Street. Indianapolis. sion tenet (hit will be considering Labor Studies at IUPUI. The conference staff includes two sessions, one on special problems Indiana 46202. or by telephone at vinout perspective* on contempo The one-day meeting vail begin Marvin F Hill of the I.U. School of of state employee bargaining and the 264-3471 rary issue* confronting women today at 8:30 am on Saturday, February Business who will discuss the legal will begin Tueaday, February 22. 26, in the main floor auditorium of framework of collective bargaining. The six-part series, organized by the Union Building. The conference, Don Russell of the Indiana Educa We take the hassle out of financing. Drs Kathleen Klein and Barbara financed by a Title 1 grant of the tion Employment Relations Board who will discus collective bargain Jackson is an attempt to showcase Higher Education Act of 1965, is Residential-Commercial Mortgages work being done by members of the free to all Indiana public employees ing as it is in Indiana today, and FHA and VA loan specialists School of Liberal Arts faculty in this but participants will be expected to Professor Dale Bricker of the School area. pay for their own lunch. of Labor and Industrial Relations at Call Stephen Green - 632 1355 Weekly topics to be considered Topics covered include the Michigan State University who will range from the image* of women in framework of collective bargaining discuss impasses in collective bar art and literature to sexual discrimin and its status in Indiana, resolution gaining and their resolution. CHAPPELOW MORTGAGE CO INC ation in the labor market, as well as of bargaining impasses, governmental In the afternoon, Carlyn 155 E. MARKET SUITE 70 more personal considerations such as budgets, and special problems in pub Johnson of the I.U School of Public the problems of a two-career family, lic employee bargaining. and Environmental Affairs will and the persistence of traditional sex- role self-images. The sessions will be held in an informal atmosphere, from noon to I pm in the Hideaway Lounge, base ment, Blake St. Library, and will include discussion, questions and comments of the audience. The complete schedule is as fol ALKA-SEITZER. lows: Tuesday, February 22, WOMEN IN SCIENCE FICTION NEGATIVE IMAGES, Edwin F. Casebeer, Department of English. FEMINISTS AS DETECTIVES- POSITIVE ROLES, Kathleen G. FOR STUDENTS Klein, Department of English. Popu lar Fiction eaiily and readily reveals the contemporary attitude towards women and their "proper roles" as TRYING TO pell as acknowledging changing atti tudes and concerns. Tuesday, March l.WE CAN BE WHAT WE WANT TO BE-OR CAN WE?, Beth Crozier, Department of Political Science. Legally women have rights and freedom to pursue a variety o f roles and occupations, hut social constraints limit our concept FACULTIES. o f the role o f “women. “ * Tuesday. M arch! 5. THE NUN- HOOD: AN ALTERNATIVE WAY, Sue Hammersmith, Department of Sociology. For centuries the nun- hood has offered women an alterna tive to marriage and motherhood. This presentation deals with the nun‘s way o f life and the changing role o f women in the church today. Wednesday. March 23, THE TWO CAREER FAMILY: A PER SONAL STATEMENT. Art Mirsky, Department of Geology. This is a personal statement which assesses what is involved emotionally, Intel lectually, socially, physically, and professionally In a man and a woman's decision to raise a family but still pursue separate careers. Wednesday, March 30, MOTHERS AND WHORES: WOMEN IN AMERICAN ART. Miriam Z. Langsam, Department of History. Slides o f American art from the 1700s to the present showing On the date listed below, w ell be giving away free samples ol AlkaSeltzer on how predominantly male artists your campus. And that's not all. depicted women and their roles in Four ol the samplepacks we're giving away will contain $25 winning society. certilicates good lor a $25 prize (books or cash). Wednesday, April 6. SEXUAL So. il you're lucky, w e ll relieve a lew ol your tinancial pains as well. I DISCRIMINATION IN THE LABOR Only one pnze awarded per person... MARKET, Robert Sandy. Depart prize value $25. No substitution ol prizes ment of Economics This talk will permitted. Original pnze certilicate must review recent data on men's versus I accompany request to claim prize, and women 1 earnings, labor force partici cannot be mechanically reproduced. pation rata and occupational distri bution; it will describe how the effects o f sexual discrimination are measured. DATE; F I I 23 TIME: 6 - 8 L O C A T IO N : UNION 18 SAGAMORE February 21,1977 Lab Technician ts SII4IIS (FIS) For Safe for Classic 19S8 Mercedes Ben* 220 Veterinarian Hospital Everything in immaculate Negotiable condition - 11,700 Cloz/Ified/ Wages plus room 861-6234 Bill t Unclaimed Freight Cal 839-8154 (F26) Abodes Must Liquidate Immediately Body Bazaar Products Noble Romans Furnished apt.—1 bedroom. Ill per Walters or Waitresses week ail ultliltes paid. Cal] 101411 2778 Lafayette Rd.. logic dale aflat I pm. (FID Norge wringer type washer, wigs • • a • • t l J l . Yard ley cosmetics I J l ; work Day and Night Funuahad basement apt. adjaoaal to benches IS : used sewing machine •utter. 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Following are the results of the dual meet between the IUPUI Wresthng Club and Ohvet Nararene College IUPUI 148 Forfeited 126 Ttm Snyder 4 154 Ray Alkn 7 142 Tim Starks 6 150 Bob Witness 9 154 Mark LaPack 1 54 167 Jerry Swank 4 177 Jaff Johnson 7 Hwt Randy Woodson > B F Ohvet Nazarene 114 Dave V earns F 126 Doug Hayse 8 134 Bob Benner 4 Rick Tnpp 142 1 150 Dave Hams 1 154 Tom Alkn WBF 167 Steve Radford 3 177 T Light master 6 Hwt Leas Moore 2 34 Little 500 announces application deadline Bloomington Indiana Univer sity students interested in fornuag theu own team to compete ui this year's Littk 500 bicycle race should attead s mass nders meeting lues day, February 15. at 8 pm in Room 2 19 busmens Building Potential nders will recave phyncal clearance cards, ndcr reg» t ration blanks, official housing unit applications and rules of ehgibihty. workout rules, road regulations and medical pokey statements AU ap plications must be submitted by 5 MOOCH OPEN pm. Friday, February 25. at the 104 DAILY Showaiter House Bloomington 144 SUNDAY OR BY APPOINTMENT Those wwhing to participate in , the race must be undergraduates with a minimum of 12 credit hours and a 2 0 grade point avers* edward rose of indiana Second semester seniors need only to be carrying at least 6 hours, pro nding they were full-time students last semester 20 SAGAMORE The Strand Records continues SUPER SUNDAYS Every Sunday 12:004:00 You can buy any 2 S6.98 list LPs for $ 8 .5 0 A savings of S I.10 AND Buy 3 cut-outs - get one of your choice free! Be one of the fust S customers any Sunday and you get a free T-shirt The Strand 7624 S. Meridian 409 N Marlin Indianapolis Muncie 7 7 * 1' SYCAMORE SHOPS A Division of L S . Ayrat ta d Company $9.99 John Rukavina... * ON TOP OF THE WORLD in RED WING BOOTS Longtime Red Wing work boot wearer John Rukavina, con struction superintendent, at work atop the world's tallest building, the 110-story Sears Tower in Chicago. 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