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Students to picket Indianapolis meeting of IU Board of Trustees
bv ( artls M ria a irti justify their curreot investment line will be the first such action at policy IUPUI Student opponents of South Afnca s But despite the progressive force The picket line is to be peaceful ano apartheid system are organizing a argument s wide variety of groups legal according to ISAC and tht picket line outside the March 3 and individuals have voiced their protestor* w ill not try to prevent at maeting of the II Board of Trustees opposition ta corporate mvolvemeoi disrupt the Trustee s meeting scheduled to take place in the Union in South Afnca including I S Senator Following the picket liar there will ta Building nn the IlTUl campus Dick Clark. Indiana State Senator an open the Indian. The picket line being organized by William Crawford and District 31 of Southern Afnca Coalition, a Ioom the Indians polis South Africa the tailed Steelworkers of America state-wide coalition of anti aparthr . Committee ISAC > will call on the groups and individuals The meetim Trustees to sell the university s l i Chicago^arv area will be to discuss future action million dollars worth of stocks in la addition the Organisation of against It’ s investment policy a* corporations doing business in South African Unity and the three main well as other activities on other Afnca liberation movements ta South campuses and off campus Abo participating in the picket line Africa-the Black Consciousness Besidrs the March J picket line besides ISAC wtU be the It' Movement the African National ISM' is also planning other actions Northwest Afro Studies Club, the Congress and the Pan Africa mat and events this spring A workshop an Bloomington South Africa Congress have all called for the the anti apartheid movement in Committee and the Muncte South economic isolation of South Afnca conjunction with the BSl’ i Afrc> Africa Committee Non student Doug Adams of ISAC M id American American Conference it being endorsers of the action seclude corporations have been in South planned by ISAC And while na columnist Reginald Bishop and Afnca for decades Ta M y thr least specific plans have been made Robert Nelson director of the it's obviously time to try something official ISAC intends ta organize Department of Africa for the else because apardtheid is still events to conjunction with the Christian Church Disciples of there National Week of Activities against Christ This issue was first put before the US links to South Afnca from April 4- The students involved claim that Trustees in February of last year II Thu weak has been adopted by corporations involved in South Afnca when a demonstration of ISO IU regional coalmans of anti apartheid help to maintain the apartheid Bloomington students was held to groups in the Northeast the system under which South Afnca s coincide with the presentation to thr Southeast the Midwest and on the 23 : million blacks are ruled by the 4 2 Trustees of 2300 student signatures on West Coast representing almost 2*s million whites living there The petitions demanding sab of the stocks collage campuses corporations however My they can in question Since then a number of More information on the picket line be 4 progreoaive force la a process of subsequent protests have be or other setivtties of ISAC can be gradually changing apartheid The It7 organized on the Bloomington obtained from Doug at 717 3541 or trustees have arhoed the argument to campus but this Saturday s picket Pippe at M3-C317 Iranian students lose funds b> Basso J Farrar by thr Iranian | a resident »talus that accords thorn Construction Technology P'ofeaaor While the internal turmoil in Iran Many itudonta have not received virtually every right if an American E&T Mtchoot Maxwell instructs hie Building P*m* ta be diminishing the shock thr fundi they expected from thr cituen including thr right to work Materials end Methods class In the fine eves continue to be ft* ^ Imman *hen who have Thr other IVJD students who tove plays art of framing. The students are con on fnauly wealth ore not visas which only permit them ta structing a 1* scale model of a two cause of thr ace study caa get special pormwaien ta house. story residence (Photo by Don Qorvnen) Many of Indiana University • cnee that has hit thr poor and work oa a part-time boats Three Irtaian students have Bn* ttude already contacted thr Interna bona) tht IUPUI Programs Dipt far ftaaaciaJ oasis tzoa are hare an achoMrships promdod 1 Sogomore 2/26/79 McCarty discusses discrimination shorts “I am hopeful for women in the inheritance tax situation, aha talked 1 tudos which put woman into the role of arena of employment and all other About taxes and women five or six the seducer areas, but we must work together We times a day, over and over, until Historicaliy, she continued, rape must take the lead." said Virginia Dill things began to be changed has bean a property crime Women McCarty, United State Attorney for Presently, she is determined to were property, and a rape was a leoa Student of the ... the Southern District of Indiana, at a make sure that law enforcement to the (a then and busbands, not a vio “Outstanding Student of the Year" nominations are now being accepted recent talk on “Women and Law" at authorities quit discriminating la t ion of the victim’s own person by Sigma Pi Alpha, scholastic honorary of IUPUl The award will be pro IU Bloomington against women and minorities "No "Rape is a crime of violence," she sented at the annual Spring Banquet to be held at the Hyatt Regency Hotel on McCarty, a founder and first presi one has made this a priority before," emphasised "Men who are rapists April 7 dent of the greeter Indianapolis and she said, noting that she is not putting have usually committed violent acta The nominations, which are open to all fulltime, undergraduate students Indiana Woman s Political Caucuses, deal the rfforts of Iter mate predeces before. They attack the woman who of IUPUl. should include the name of the nominee, outstanding academic has long been active in working to •ors, but that she believes it took a looks modest or scored or capable of achievements, services to community and university, and extracurricular change laws which affect women Her woman to make sex discrimination a being intimidated, not the MH»Ued activities. long hours advocating inheritance tax priority isaue. woman who asks for it ” Nominations must be received by March 14 in the Sigma Pi Alpha office reform were spent despite advice She also shared with the audience McCarty believes that women located in Room 111 of Krannert Buildup 1101 East 38th Street. Indianapolis from her male colleagues that the tax her concern about attitudes toward M d wort together to form shelters situation was a terrible issue, she the victims of rapt, battering and in for women who have been the victims said cest Rape law* in Indiana are sex of violent crime "All over the country v Although she was told she would neutral, she explained, what needs it's happening, but the women are never be able to do anything about the changing are the deep, cultural atti- doing it," she said Wheelchair games mmm Volunteers are needed to serve as recorders, judges, Umers. etc for the md Annual Central Indiana Invitational Wheelchair Games. April36-36 at Colleges oppose HEW regulation Carmel High School Indiana University, Notre Dame TheodoreM Heaburgh (NotreDame) imperative, however, that the finel Interested persons may contact Paula Hudocfc, Central Indiana Invita University and Purdue University and Arthur G. Hansen (Purdue)- regulations permit the exemption of tional Wheelchair Garnet. Box 36408, Indianapolis 4006, or call 363-5371 have joined in opposition to a stated revenue producing sports in regulation proposed by the determining equal per capita basis for Department of Heelth. Education and "We jointly and publicly affirm our men and women participants Unless Wattare which would require equal support of Title IX as the law of the this recognition is given to the role spending per athlete, on men and land and Its objectives to provide played by these sports in financing the Pro-Am week mmm wobmd to totoroalggiate athletics equal opportunity for men and women overall athletic program, the An announcement released by the in intercollegiate athletics. To that continuing development of women's Students in the IUPUI Society of Automotive Engineers will be perticipa purpose our institutional programs ting in Pro-Am Week March 6 through 0. presidents of the three imtitutiom- and men's sports will be The program involves on-the-job training, coupling a student with a pro John W Ryan (Indiana), the Rev reflect an Intent to fully comply It la fessional engineer, which gives the student an opportunity to learn the vari ous facets of automotive ei^meenng, and possibly to aid in his choice of car eer path. Several companies in Central Indiana will be visited Participating students must be members of SAE or applicants in process For further information, Contact Prof John Ulrich, 164-4588. Duncan H Cooper, 386-3318, or Mart McCormick. 306-3222 Reservation practicums offered For the fourth consecutive year, the Prof. James M Mahan, Director of most Navajo children and adults have IU School of Education is offering a the project some knowledge of English number of summer practicums on the Enrollment in a three-hour gradu Navajo Indian Reservation in Arizona Participants will be placed for six to ate level course, which included prep and New Mexico for graduate stu eight weeks between June 10 and aratory readings, a day-long Satur • International dents, in-service teachers, and inter August IS at various boarding school day orientation session in Bkxxnii* Classes in French, Swedish, Italian, and Spanish will be offered by the estod lay people sites on the Reservation where they too, and weekly synthesizii* reports International Center of Indianapolis beginning in March A fee of $36 for ICI will wort with Navajo youth and from the site, constitutes the major members and $40 for non-members will be assessed Reservations may be In exchange for volunteering their adults in social, educational and/or requirement of the practicum Addi made by contacting Kith Taber at the Center, 823 1488, as soon as possible services, participants will have the recreational programs under local tional graduate hours con be arran- opportunity to learn about Navajo cul direction. (*d. ture and teat their own cultural adap Individual assignments will be Persons interested in participating tation and interpersonal skills. dctoyminori as much as [ffliiihlf by should ceotect Dr Jam es* Mohan, Teachers especially may beoeflt on etch participant's skills and interests Education 311, Indiana University, returning by teaching about the AO of the sites are located to very Bloomington, Indiana, 47401-tele Marketing Club mmm American Indian from first-hand ex scenic, but isolated regions. Langu phone (112) 337-8676—as soon as IUPUl's Marketing Club will bold a meeting an Thursday, March 1, at 6:15 perience, said Indiana University age problems ito d l be minimal as pA—1KU pm in the Lilly-Grtssom Room of the Union Building Guest speaker for the meeting will be Sid Cook, vice-president of marketing at American Fletcher National Bank, who will discuss the problems in the very competitive atmosphere of marketing the services of a bank Students will ako have the opportunity to interact with IUPUl marketing professors at this membership meeting, and all interested students are asked to attend
Internships mmm The Pubhc Careers Internship and Placement Canter has a variety of internship opportunities available for the summer The paid, full-time profemtooal positions are IMI weeks long, and offer up to six hours of Juniors, seniors, and graduate students in good academic standing from all backgrounds may apply, and deadline for program applications is March 36. For more information and applications, contact Reni Adamcxyk, Intern Coorthaator. School of Pubhc and Environmental Affairs, Bali Residence Room 164.364-3717
CCC meetingmmm The Orck City Circuit Committee will hold a meeting Tuesday, March I. in the Rooftop Lounge of the Umon Building, from 11:36-2 pm The purpose of will be to finalise new projects, offer idess for improving activities, and other planning activities Committee members plan to attend
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The IUPUI Counseling Center provides dll members of the IUPUI community with a place to turn to when the weight of personal problems becomes to yeat to bear alone Qualified counselors are available to help in many fields including individual, family and TOO ANON THAT iA jL jo ooL tvyiUAs C o4 j l IUPUI i Women s Softball Coach IS T H I S Kathy Tucker will hold an organizational team meeting Y O U R BAG? Wednesday Feb a at 5 pm at the School of Physical Education All Lunch and dlacutilon women wishing to participate la intercollegiate softball this year on Wed 12-1 pm should attend at The Metro women s softball squad Hideaway will open its spring campaign an Thursday March 22 against Butler Lunch Topic* ^ Ln« Pautoan IUPUI s Women Metros finished * Personnel Manager 11 in regular season play after their Stokafy Van Camp ahm SS-57 loss to St Mary i Callage at South betid Though they stayed Employment: within reach throughout the contest Risk and the team I failure to connect at the free throw lav < 11 of &> led to their Opportunities eventual downfall Game scoring honors went fb the sponsor ad by Metros sensational Tina Maaengaie Indy Lutheran Campos kknmiry with 21 points Steady Judy Jen Slender Campus Pastor c#a 24« m Plurkebaurn connected for IS Ruth Kelly came off the bench to pour in M 925-3588 for St Mary » 4 SoQomor* 2/26/79 Letters Chimes *rid they'll knock your fittings out. A simple bong on the hour would he suf Our View sound like sewer pipe handled by loug- flngernalled plumber* They are the Art Moms Located In the School ai Dentistry, University Hospital Indy railroaded? Indianapniis Mayor William Hudnut has made an announcement Student praises Art Gallery which city residents, particularly northeasts!ders, are sure to appreciate To the Editor: exhibitsits will engage participation Recently the Indiana lloivanity the10 lodfIndtanapoUe Alt Muouem. Seems the Norfolk & Western Railroad has been quick with School at Law, with (he cooperation of State Arts excuses and slow with repairs on three crossings in the vicinity of the Herron^ School of ^ Art types of projechTwUHmpro Kessler and Allisonville Rd., and the mayor is tired of fooling with The Art Gallery, it should be them. Law School Art Gallery, located in the emphasised, represents positive In essence, the mayor plans to have city crews repair the law icbool lounge The initial art exhibit Is on loan from contributing schools comprising this university but university and the outside dilapidated crossings, then ball the railroads. An alternative plan students and (acuity members from also between the university and the being investigated is to block the crossings in question with old Herron As a mult of the imtial outside community- a type of highly In closing, I express my police cars until Norfolk & Western fixes them. exhibit the Herron School Is able to desired cooperation which hat been appreciation to the Law School, the We are all too aware of the inexcusable condition of the crossings attain the much deoerved credit for absent in the past Herron Art School, and the many in question, and particularly the East Kessler crossing west of tudenta The time hoi arrived (or the various others who jointly assisted In the of the schools and their represents live project, for making the Art Gallary a Allisonville Road, and applaud the mayor’s intentions of not community are able to enjoy the students to quit fighting end jointly allowing further delay in their repair aesthetic value of the art. aim their efforts in pursuit of common Yes, indeed. And perhaps if the mayor's gutsy policy on Gallery exhibits will be rotated an a goals. The Art Gallery only Frank Brinkman, Jr. delinquent railroad repair is effective, university officials can take six week basis. a cue from his methods. How about blocking Michigan Street with old university vehicles until a little chuckhole repair is accomplished, hmmm?? ‘BACKSTABBEE Soap screamers As the Shah of Iran recently found out, there’s a time and a place for everything. There is a group of students (or maybe we should say groupies) who frequent Cavanaugh Hall’s lounge during the afternoon soaps Now, don’t get us wrong. It’s a free country and a person can do what they want with their afternoons, but one would think that violent reactions about some ficticious character's personal problems could be kept to'oneself. Surely they realize that part of the crowd down there just may be trying to study, and gasps and screams from the soap addicts can be very distracting. If these people can’t control themselves, it seems that the only fair course of action would be to remove the TV set from the lounge or limit viewing in some way. So go ahead and enjoy your soap6 if you must, but please show a little consideration for those around you. After all, remember what happened to the Shah (or to Heather on General Hospital). The Sagamore welcomes letters to the editor. Letters should be limited to 300 words, be to the point and include the name, phone number, and address of the writer. No letters will be printed unless they are signed. Only the name will bepuhUsi with the letter unless the writer requests anonymity. The editors reserve the right to edit all letters and to rejeci those letters they feel are objectionable. All letters shoold be typed and addressed to the editor. Cavanaugh Hall. Room MI G. The Sagamore ts published by students of Indiana University-Purdue administration or faculty of IUPUI The Sagamore is a semi-weekly University at Indianapolis Views expressed are those of the editorial .weekly during the summer, newsmagazine published at *» W staff or of the individual whose name appears in the byline Those Michigan St . Indianapolis. Indiana *6302 Editorial phone. 264-400*; /ociomore views do not necessarily reflect those of the student body, advertisement phone 264 J45* business phone 264 25» Office Staff Mike Galls way Karen Kayne Cathy Banters Diane Adams Managing Editar Tracy Pettitt James Hale Karen Wagner Kirk Carpenter J.C. Starker Kimberly Shae Shirley Couts Annette Etstager Joni Steele Cyndi Kilmer Susan J Ferrer Scott Wilson i m i * C a t h o lic concerts Student Center 1909 « . Michigan Si P-Funk plays to capacity crowd hard, toft and mild funk, low down/gat-down funk, funk funk, mid high bocamt vary popular you «mak funk and Saturday night funk toe** I moon. no way it could dung pot, pilh. thrtUe, boon* and m ^ have boon first-psychalphadiacrr beUbionqudalaop funk Y«n thla i* It. do The whole tetm t got out of hand the latest form at funk to Had a future and that * why I lay there has gat to funkin' around In the mimic field * When the curtain opened PTunk bo a now drug a drug of the mind performer* played to a capacity filled Whan people got into fin*, like. It connecta on the one the one rhythm af Punk. P Funk They responded with the universe (One Nation Under A a cut from one of (hair million dollar can stop and that's what wo i P-Funfc " I a eked Acting Crew Manager The group haa been very successful Archie Ivy what and who ere the Par- both an the road and la the studio Ivy ha menu, l> Funk and Funkadeiics contributes the massive turn out of He replied. "Than* Inc. are produ- people to the dtojocklm In the city "Indianapoh* has nacoUent jocks that bunu under thair respected name but. era really friendly and into promoting because of so much racceaa, we a group " Ha said, "after the aoar- decided to tour with all three group* moua tuccam of the Mothership/p Funk tour, the Motor Booty Affair shew will feature tune* from th* cur have been recording since then." Ivy rent Motor Booty Affair Lp as woU a* mid. "After yams of creeling ideas end working with new performer* we im* Uiat have tod up created the whole UFO thing with the tolt Thc entire Parliament group will Mothership Connection. Ten year* be on stage. Including Sir Nose, the nember "I Brides of Funkinstine and new char ft"), a fairly suc- ceaaful N.J. RAB group originally will be the usual gai« of P Funksr*. ANNOUNCING! SPEEDWAY MAZDA’S annual TAKE YOUR PICK FACTORY NEW! 78 Mazda G.LC. Deluxe 2-doors, 4 doors. hatchbacks. 4-speeds. 5-speeds $ 3 9 8 9 * delivered Many extra features including 12 month, 12,000 mile factory ‘state tax not included. warranty. ARE NOT YOUR This price buys the car of your choice TYPICAL ENGINEERS NONE OF THEM ARE STRIPPED Use your unique CIVIL, MECHANICAL INDUSTRIAL HYtXAUUC, or ELECTRICAL Engmooring hulk in Prices good until February 28,1879 C A a* a PEACE CORPS Sign-up at Placement Office for Inter- Your Closo to Campus Mazda Daalar. views, Thurs A Fri, March IS A19 |1935 W. 1«th Street. 637-1-010 • SoQomof* 2/26/79 Any Meal, Any Time of Day records •Breakfast • Lunch Bee Gees’ latest called likable •Dinner and that la that there ef the chon*, u areo no* ure same ap Our service « fast and frrendty so jon your Spirit* Having Flown la far too much slow malarial and not peal as Tragedy” and h a probable friend* in our dining room Or cal ahead and (R90RS-1-JM1) near enough disco The Boa Gaea are shoo-in for a future hit single uee our carry out service for any item on qpr at their beet when they do diaco songs, Tha majority of the rest of tire tyDevMEdy and it's a shame they didn't sea fit to album consists of soft, gentle ballads, new expended menu at the Weat 16th Street All right, all right! I'll admit it! 1 include more on this album. Tha diaco sort of an updated six ties/eeriy seven Waffle House, where quality and convenience Like the Bee G om , especially since cuts that are provided are, naturally. ties Bee Gom. The material h hand they went disco There’ I've said it lad quite woO sad h extremely like There’s not much you can do about it; "Tragedy, tha first cut on aide one able The melodies How out ef the 2621 WtsUSth StrMt my reputation already has holes in it starts the album off on the right foat speakers, bathing Ure listener with a fte ran a hard of ataphants Everything about the song is perfect very easy, highly listensble music Of Carry Out Ordsrs: 631-5922 so one more hole is not going course, the songs contain Ure usual to hurt much. The beat is very infectious and the Bee Gee writing, playing and singing Seriously. 1 have liked the music the vocals are the treat I've heard from The Gibbs appear to ha rather parti- Bee Goes have put out since that fate the Gibbs. The chorus is the most in cui* about Ure sound of their records, ful day they released Jive Talkin’ ” fectious part of tha song, so It la re •a Ure engineering and product!* are and turned their career around Al peated several times (in fact, moat of letter perfect with every note crisp most everyone of their songs are mag tha song la Ure chorus) but this does and pure The oreasints snoeer to be niflcent tittle gems of good pop imreic not detract from tha song s appeal, as of a higher atendntl than usually ad Unlike moat artists, they used almost can be noted by the fact that it la hered to by American pressing plants, no filler material, making each song a moving rapidly up Ure charts and can as every copy I’ve heard la near par potential hit The lyrics ware never be heard approximately every five foct-an unusual occurrence One profound, but they ware never intend minutes an Ure radio (and simultan word of warning, however, Ure album ed to be profound The son< eously on Ure two major pop AM sta h an *.M list, which places it's di» tions here in town.) count price in the range of about*.*. And now, the same can be said The other major diaco cut la Ure first That’s getting mighty expensive If about their latest work, Spirit* tune on aide two called "Search, we're not careful, records may soon Having Flown. The album is filled Find." It follows tire same general become a luxury item. But, at any with cut after cut of great malarial pattern as "Tragedy": Infectious rate, this album la worth Ure with almost no filler boat, tha patented Bee Gees (ateette as It la all 1 have only one major complaint scat singing and continuous repetition waste. Jefferson Starship’s albums yield ‘gold’ Jefferson Starship Ifc million coplea) in a short a mo mixing well with tho fine-tuned J offer eon Starship Gold af time considering that most of Ure musical accompaniment The (RCA B311-SM7) tunas com# from tha three J8 Dragonfly album was Ure baad'e only platinum albums: Red Octopus, album attempt that did not & Spitfire, and Barth. platinum, which might bo oxplalnad The Starship has land*) • The Gold album is truly a treasury by Ure fact that Marty Batin, one of containing four of Us top ten singles as for Starship followers Adding to its the founder* of Jefferson Airplane in well as six other big sellers Jefferson effectiveness, it la recorded in a 1MB, was not a fuU-tlmo member of Starship’s Gold album is Ure first chronological order baaed on the Ure hand but dkl contribute to Ure greats* hits collection consisting of retaeae date of the original album "Caroline" cut aangi from Ure four previous Starship Prom the Dragonfly record, Tho Red Octopus LP tent tho LPs released in 1V74," Ride Ure Tiger" and Starship soaring; ft hot only went The collection will probably be "Caroline" demonstrate eeriy JS, platinum but also was Ure band's first certified platinum (selling more than with the mellow voice of Grace SUck Number One album. “Play On Love," "Miracles," and "Past Buck MEN-WOMEN Freddie’’ are Ure three cuts on Ure Gold album which originated In Ure Give a Damn Good pay for 1175 release Undoubtedly one of the* moat successful tunes, "Miracles" 16 hours a month proved that Marty Balin is a vital part Do you care? and 2 weeks of Ure starship. The other two km popular cuts are not up to JS par. The Annual Training vocals of Stick in contrast to Urea# of That * al tha tima tha Army Batin are not quite as complimentary You can make a difference. to Ure music. Nominations Open for the following offices: Reserve requires after a few month* of Basic and Advanced The secood plstinuip album, Spitfire, provides tho cute "With Your Student Body President Training. Love” and "St. Charles " Both tunes You’re wall paid for tha time were chart-climbers with good ret Student Body Vice-President you invest A private earn* over son "With You Love" la one of the The following Divisional Seats are open: $900 (before deductions). (A boot songs on Ure Gold album, only staff sergeant with ovtr six equalled by "Miracles." "8t Division of Allied School of Science School of Medicine ysars strvice earns over Charles," although a fine place el Health Sciences School of Social School of Nursing work, sounds somewhat leas deair $14 00.) able, due to the Mitch Miller •lif School of Business Service School of Physical The retirement benefits are elong type group effort. School of Dentistry School of Liberal Education good, too The final JS release included In Are And al the time, you're learn Gold album, Barth, aJsq certified plat School of Education Arts School of Public and inum, was a success not only because School of Engineering Indianapolis School Environmental ing. Learning a s k i that can pay of Its musical content but also as a re off in a d v ia n career Learning and Technology of Law Affairs suit of a pre-release advertising cam about the world. 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