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Law school' investigates possible cheating
by Eileen F. Worcester A student-faculty committee is investigating possible cheating in academic testing at the IU School of Law, according to Dean Gerald L. Bepko. "But this is just a routine in quiry," said Bepko. "We're looking into several aspects of the academ ic program at the Law School." Bepko also said that the Law School continues self studies, in its constant effort to improve the pro gram for faculty and students. There is no.reason to believe that cheating is a problem at the Law School," Bepko said. A two-page questionnaire was handed out to students last week in hopes of obtaining information Groundbreaking begins hospital expansion students might have concerning cheating or plagiarism at the school. by Dave Stafford number of operating rooms from 'The exterior of the project is $56.6 million, and revenues will be Bepko said preliminary results Expanding one of the top chil the current eight to 14, according more like a house exterior. There generated from a $20 million Riley from the survey indicate no pro drens' hospitals in the nation, con to Chuck Richmond, Riley Hospi will also be a atrium area which Philanthropy fund. A hospital blems with student misconduct. struction on a new, unique addi tal Administrator. will be one of the most unique hos bond issue is expected to raise the Investigations prompted by tion to the Riley children's Hospi ‘This will allow the hospital to pital areas in the country/' remaining funds. students' concerns will look into tal officially began with Oct. 20 continue to respond to the needs of Altemeyer said. Richmond expects the facility, the proctoring of tests by faculty ground-breaking ceremonies children in Indiana. Now we will ‘The atrium area will serve as a when completed, to create over members. attended by Governor Robert Orr, be able to meet these needs in a connection-point for the depart 400 new staff positions, expanding According to associate Dean for Mayor William Hudnut, IU Presi more timely fashion," Richmond ments and buildings in the hospi both manpower and specializa Student Affairs G. Kent Frandsen, dent John Ryan and other officials. said. tal, and will feature observation tion. students question whether faculty Along with improving existing areas, fountains, and a flowing 'This is the finest project we've members' leaving the classroom The facilities, scheduled for facilities the structure will also man-made river and pool which been associated with. There were during the examinations might completion by fall 1986, will ex achieve "a philosophical end," ac children may use as a recreational no outrageous expenses and no one lead to cheating. pand the existing Nuclear Medicine cording to Don Altmeyer, archi area. The atrium will be a six questioned our concepts," Alte But Bepko asserted, There will Department, the newborn inten tect for Boyd/Sobieray Associates, stories high at the highest point," meyer said and pointed out that always be students who believe sive care unit and Ihe pediatric the company contracted for archi Altemeyer said. the project is already running $1 there is potential for this problem trauma center, and increase the tectural design. Costs for the facility will total million under budget. to happen." V In explaining the Law School's testing process, Bepko said it would be very difficult for students to cheat, given the analytical-essay Ethicist prefers ‘covenant’ between doctors, patients procedure used in testing. '1 think that our students are probably more honest than stu by Eileen F. Worcester and other organizations on and off Veatch noted that the rights of Theory of tyedical Ethics, Veatch dents in other schools," Bepko "Something exciting is going on campus, focused on patients' rights patients are not served by the su m m arized his p erson al said. "It's so competitive just tp get in medical ethics," said Dr. Robert and physicians' duties. paternalism of the ancient views.'The time has come for a into law school, and I don't think Veatch in the kqynote address of a "Ethierfn medicine have become Hypocratic Oath. He prefers an new step in ethics: one which will sftdents would risk cheating. They symposium on "Ethical Perepeo__ye«y'*nghts-oriented' in the past 10 ethical code of duty and obligation be a covenant ethic, almost like a have too much at stake." tives in Medical Decision M&ang" years," Veatch said, "and this is a that respects patients' rights. religious quality system meeting of Dean Frandsen pointed to the held Oct. 22 at the lUPUI/Student direct spin-off from the liberal An ethicist at the Kennedy In- the minds," he said, Code of Student Rights and Re Union. views of the 60s." stitute of Ethics at Georgetown Professional and lay people sponsibilities. adopted by the The language of rights emerged University and author of such should join to perfect principles General Assembly in 1969, as a The symposium, sponsored by in medical ethics, Veatch said, works as Death, Dying and the and define duties based on the guideline for the committee in the Indianapolis Lutheran Campus with the passage in 1972 of the Pa- Biological / Revolution. Case norms of medical ethics, Veatch vestigating misconduct. Ministry, the IU Medical School tient Bill of Rights. Studies in Medical Ethics, and A concluded. NOTICES
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An article in the Oct. 19 Suju fact, the University continues to more reported incorrectly that the fund BSU activities but not as University no longer funds activi- many of them as in the past. tics of the Black Student Union. In We regret the error ^ a m o r e editorial Volume 12. Number JO October U. IH 3 Education for the future In a letter distributed lo university personnel QMw W Irwin |r tws and aa an. iloni with those a t ifadrtwaaJ i d h p age h i aw M D lli Vk* President flndianapoMsi maim a ugfufuant comparison gins rattans (to widen the ippfkanae of Irwsa > pawat have s*w must between aa rarlier view regarding education and the ow that prevail to team for m to leave education to the young today 'When our generation began he writes That point ha* important impluaiioaa ta r a university such aa aura ux hod the ilea that ed u ca tio n tea* tometkmg that m It kaphas that m knowledge > omnium to esyu d aa more and moee ought to do when u* w re young and then >aMMdld go a t us iwa*eeUrwsn I words to keep aa our ^ u t tlmm aB along to work Thu wo* how the oUrr grorrsnoiu h o d ar fewer and fewer of our educational uaads wtl he wrvod hy the tradi ranged their hoes and d war bow we thought we would tional residential toUegr arrange our own No longer wtB * he a t twe far w to attend a uMveewty * a callage But it was m our grnet^gpts that the rircwnataare* o f town a place where students outnumber I monwt and wham the li ft were . hanged only pba available am ■ bu*gar pMAs and the kke Those am (aha * We went to school and then we want to work fibrf be sure hist tlg>psng hnsgers a hardly the tlung
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T o Ike e d ito r take the same exams So If L/S la With flippant pen in hand, Greg academically mentis** then so is Petropouioa had fun panning the campus And 1 don t believe that Learn and Shop program (October for a moment — not even in tart- 12) I can allow for tongue-ui A* for the merit of L/S students, .djgefc humor, but one blatantly I challenge you to interview some fact lees statement demands rebut of these teacher* on how they com tal Writing that "the strength of pare campus vs. L/S students Or Learn and Shop lie* in it* conve ask the students why they choose nience not in it* academic merits ' off-campus classes malign* everyone seriously involv About the only thu* I've muted ed in L/S education in not attending campus dames u I waa in the same Glendale Non regular access lo the S ag am ore 'Western Lit claw aa Fstropouio* But If G.P.'s humor fxempbftm the Our Instructor waa a creme da la usual quality of S a g a m o r e crem e professor from the IUPU1 material then I can say with feel campus With rate exception* a ll Ing: No Loesf of my L/S instructor* have been S.V. Mriatar the best from IUPUI Mow L/S clames follow campus syllabi and To the editor schedules, study the same books. If Greg Petropouioa u making
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Wf do not m fart, "support the T o the editor myth of /IUPUI si subservience to w a s i S S t , The Oct. 19 article by Worcester B loom in g ton Am o v ersig h t on the word, of j Z d m d a W W * .L _____..... Hie erro n eo u s us# o f m m w u ____ on ly and Thackston referred to IUPUI m g part resulted m our seem me to the m eetin g The erro n eo u s h nnggtratat our as a "regional" campus IUPUI is do so "regional rou n d its w ag mto print rh g k tly to m yth* we dream o ft* S t u p e S h o p t^ eb rw flap m of attention considered a "main campus along day when that august campus SO with IU-Bloomington I regret that IVorceeter end Thackston in miles to tha south is known as the Sagamore seems to support the ™ Angw mho rands tha Saga- the only aerobic fo rm use that their use a/the word University of Indianapolis at myth of our subservience to mot* rtgulsriy and takas note of dance studio "ngionnl" in reference to IUPUI Bloomington ■oaadngton. our tditonul stance tha attitudes reflects the ues o f th a t word by Pit regret the error on the Weetade implicit m many of our articlat. G lssR . Hoyt parties a t the O rt 14 meeting o f — I.N . the Indiana Commission for an d t o cm. cannot kelp bid u\+mr
Cekebrate out newly redecorated In viewing the Saturday, Oct. 15 Nursing schools, hospitals^ ladtoiet and gat aquatntad with Theatre performance of thia ahow I Mt out program each actor waa giving a 110% ef fort in working aa an ensemble and join to improve degree •Variable scheduling production thou Id be congratulated for a fine •Pay a* you go production What la important it program s that each of the acton it retched •Babysitting available in shop praised by Abby Mansion AD student nurses and of nursing their abilitiee and learned from thia •1st class complimentary Strengthening Associate Degree fob descriptions at universities and T o the E d itor: experience, and will carry thia new programs in nursing it the purpose Hospitals After they have been I uriah to take exception to Mar information with them to their of a three-year collaborative pro tin Dragonette's review in your next roles uniformly established workshops tect between the IU School of 4 4 * 7 W. 30th St. Oct 19 iasuc of the IUPUI Univer I am not advocating "white will be offered for ADN program* feetand A 6 P at XMi and Georgetown! Nursing and Methodist Hospital sity Theatre production. The Pas- washing" or "gloating over" a acrota the Midwest by I.U and m-4553 925-6775 Fu«*«d by a $145,000 grant sum o f D racu la Mr Dragonette review, but I do believe the mutual Methodist Hospital and at four from the W. K. Kellogg Founda makes s strong point concerning goals of (1) teaching the students other college-hospital teams act tig tion. the protect waa initiated by the inexperience of some cast and (2) entertaining an audience aa demonstration centers in this the Midwest Alliance In Nursing members. He should be reminded should be kept in mind when project. These competencies Bring this Ad (MAIN), an association of nursing and receive special gift that the University Theatre is an reviewing an educational theatre should help the faculty to teach ex sducationnl theatre and serves to performance. M AIN *duC*‘i0n •ctly what the nursing students MAIN wUl concentrate on devel- 10% Student Discount! provide student acton an oppor Paul I. Siddent 111 *jU n « d to know for their carters tunity to learn their craft. B.A. 76, Theatre, IUPUI Kl* h* r^ u*l'«y and stronger ADN programs with emphasis on Hopefully this will generate an ac- T g ^ l >Hw>d a J E T «P<«d definition of the qualifica- M r Boyd. R N . WHEN ARMY NURSES MOVE, •t* Degree Nursing graduates P coordinator, says 'Our Among the Midwest University S^Dro^>',al ,e4m* Participating in THEY TAKETHURttNIORITY H« program are Henry Ford Com ^ * £ 5 2 . I S 1 " pIw
sriJSS?lion ^ cduca- Army nurses are officers. ^ s s r lJ& They never lose status by lnS and nursina se r v ^ i° * Nurv arsLjrsr*=3«as »0f« from moving, as so often happens M>dwJJ ,0 ,he J«u‘H«m andW e,te^fm' the in civilian hospitals. £ ■ » 'W cilk Nursing also , All,*,Kr* of In fact, the Army encour •mas o f c S L Pr tram* Their ages mobility and growth. c°mpetency ^ 2 ;^ ,,0n ‘^'ude —••vuiumot pr^ You ’re encouraged to continue ] PrtP*r*tion ^ 4nd faculty your education in clinical specialties such as Intensive Care, OR, Pediatrics, O B or Anesthesia and to attend su conferences both inside and outside the Army. *. dP y o J^ o m S i c m S U oa If you have a BSN and are registered to practice in the U S or Puerto Rico, or you’re still a student, talk to an Army Nurse % - n x m w to. * * * “ Recruiter. 'tow Oodv) ttoou- C c* SFC Harold Gommef 317-269-5499 ieata« ot * • cosmOS ^ _____ — ARMY. ------1 BE ALLYOU CAN BE. (i^V ena Na**w Kovttno' “SE* nr\T\\ 4 Sagamore Caucus to explore issues, provide support for women \ Workshops to focus on by Ellasn F WorcMtar threatening an Ths Women’s Caucus an orga and the caucus would kke to dear J/: wordiness, rssumos niaation intended to briny women up those ideas " together to discuss issues and pro Another member of the caucus. vide mutual support has recently Nancy Willoughby stressed the Upcoming workshops at the to I p m Ths workshop wtfl focus msumss T bs workshop wtl bo been reactivated at IUPUI problems associated with bringing Writing Canter wtU focus on die oo shminatieo of the passive tanas boid Tuesday Noe 19 hum 4 to 9 and unmeamary repetition P ■ 'Right now the caucus is ex women together on a urban cam elimination ot wordiness and efter- The Cmusr is iocasad to CA W ploratory and very general, and pus The needs of women here at tive job application latests and Another upcoming workshop Appointments are tor ridtrMusI what we need now are responses IUPUI are really divem site said. Effective Application letters and tutoring « e not wraaawy but wtk from women telling us what they " and the caucus wants to crease a _ the Aab Rasumse « B etabhsh guidabnes eliminate waiting Bar fwlhar bn want.” said caucus coordinator dialogue among women in hopes From Your Prose will be for creating compWw and ap- formation or to make «< appoint Julie Joy. of helping one another presented Tuesday Nov I from 1 preprints application letters and aunt, call 2*4-2049 Caucus discussion groups will Any issue or problem affecting focus on literary, political and women at IUPUI will be of concern spiritual topics, but Joy said dis to the caucus. Joy said cussions can be extended to other Plans for monthly forums talks j areas upon request or panel discussions will depend on Single mothers black women, responses to a questionnaire the lesbians, and older as well as caucus has designed for women in younger women will be groups the terested in the group The ques caucus hopes to attract, in order to tionnaire is available at the offer support and basically just Women s Studies office (CA 500) listen to their needs and concerns. the Student Assembly office (CA Joy said 001C). and the Cavanaugh Hall in The foots of the caucus will be formation booth more up personal than on political W e want to discuss what wom issues Joy said. We re afraid peo en here on campus want to discuss ple will think of us in connection and now all we need are responses with the womens movement from them in order to get the Some feminist ideas are very group going. Joy said. 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Opua h No 2 and Haydan. Moaart and Beethoven than k* a ftnak tha A d ^ m Can- Ham began the rental with Haydens Sonata No 41 in E-Rat ‘Air bands’ sought for contest If you just can t seem to put band of no more than seven mem St0 ups will be m room 0*2 of down that air guitar when your bers end a cassette tape of no mote the HiytKal Education 'Nataton favorite song comet on tha radio, than two tongs of Wes than seven urn building All songs must be tuna up thoee air strings and antar minutes each Contestants will be presented no later than Wsdnes tha lint IUPUI Air Band Contest fudged on originality style ap day. Nov Vat 4 00 pm A mas to be held Friday. Nov. 11 from pearance, audience rapport, and imum of 12 bands win be accepted 7:30 until midnight at tha School stage presence After the Air Band on a first-come, ftret-serve beets of Physical Education Contest there will be a sock hop so get your air art together The All you need is your air instru for all participants and spectators, contest is open lo all IUPUI ment! (no actual musical in-etru- so put on your air shorn! Refresh students, faculty and staff manta or unauthorised affects), a merits will be provided - Je« Newman Gardner Business Machine Service 1402 N. Gale 638-4581 We repair any typewriter. We1 re 15min from campus and guarantee our work ! Cadet Captain Joseph Kuicai stride* into the barracks Cad First Lieutenant Cary Oertel barl a command Atten-tion' rini against the bare walls Fiftei cadets, juniors in the lndianapol Area Army ROTC unit based IUPU1. snap to. standing at tl foot of their bunks The mood is formal yet inti mate As he approaches the first and a uniform hang on a rod below testing in land navigation, commu toon leader s handling of the cadets The trucks bounce and tlidr over cadet. Kincade receives and re the shelf, the hangers exactly one nications skills and marksmanship under his or her command rough and muddy roads as they turns a crisp salute. He stands close hand's-breadth apart. But their superiors will evaluate They've come up to me.' says approach the exercise area, but the in front of the cadet. In low tones The captain proceeds to the next more than the cadets use of com Jones, "and asked. Do you know senior cadets, who prepared the they exchange words, and they cadet. A secretary follows, squar pass. radio and rifle The weekend, where your people art?' Ill look exercise, seem not to notice They ing the comers when he turns. says Cadet Douglas Jones, offers around and III say. 'Yeah, and examine the papers on their clip Kincade inspects the cadet's This inspection, at 0730 hours "big-time leadership training' as they ask. ‘Well, where is so-and- boards to make sure everything is uniform, then turns to his gear. on 22 October 1983, begins a Field well Leadership of the platoon soT " in order. They, too, will be evalu Socks, underwear and towels, Training Exercise at Camp Atter- rotates from one junior cadet to Soon after inspection the cadets ated by their superiors, the mili tightly rolled, lia-ina neat row on a bury, near-Edinburg, Indiana. The every six hours. The sen crowd into trucks and depart for tary cadre attached to the ROTC shelf above his bunk. A field jacket cadets are there for in«itV‘l^)QP and iors evaluate inforaw taj|*h pla the Day Land Navigation Exercise See * 3 * 7 page 18 —— RotwtD 10 s Loyola biggest splash in water polo tournament Th« IUPUI School ol Physical gan. University ol Missouri Rolls EducationNataiorium was th* wtt and Southern Illinois University ol yrt another malor ^ ortin(com Matches were held every hour on petition Oct U -U , at th* IU both days, giving players a chance Water Polo Chib sponsored the to compete against each team Mid-Wasi Water Polo Invitational The team ending up von tap October U and 23 the water" was Loyola College defeating Air Force Academy 4-1 The aquatic tournament lea on Sunday morning This victory lured tome preatigiout competitors will put Loyola in the pole post from around the Midweal with tion for the Mid-Wert Water Polo eight opposing tea mi in 16 matcher League Championships, to be hold held over the two-day tourney November 3 and 4 at the Netator- The matchee boaated a wide range tum The victory also entitles them ol team representation for the Hrat to a bid for the NCAA National time in the tournament's existence Water Polo Championship Tour Among the teams present were nament later this season Indiana Loyola College and the Air Force and Air Force Academy tied for Academy, the two top seeds, along second place honors and will share Th. Mato wiuM Too V* to MHWft** ONMO m n UMftta** 9rt with the University ol Arkansas. the number two seed ranking for lam e>»wqM TmvwyEar—e OavrtTaaWM ■>.*— >* N—iMt ba>gwme» buos»rtwrtei> University ol Dayton. Indiana the upcoming Mid-West Polo University. University ol Michi League competition 847 compete to benefit McDonald House Rainy weather didr t dampen the spirits of 647 runners who com peted in the Oct. 12 Ronald Mc Donald House Run For Love. Hosted by the Hilltop Runners, the S and 10 kilometer races were run over a course of University and ci ty streets and finished ai the I.U. Track and Field Stadium Runners acquired pledges prior to the com petition wfMbproceeds to benefit the Ronald McDonald Home Among the winners were |oe minutes. 31 seconds. Candy Wof- in 39 49. and Sherman. Junior IU Medical stu- ok (female 5K) with an 16 36. Lundgen (female dent (male 3K). with a time of IS Lindary Carlile (male 10K) running 39 16. Win One o llh ie e B20OO »ooha»org Merchandise Pn»ai Hgrg'l Howl simply guess the weight of the pumpkin on dsptoy r on* of me three parttctpafmg bookstores A i RJAJt students,staff and toevity members are Mg*** to enter except tx>os store employees Separate contests w « be held r the Medcal Bookstore. Union Baking Campus Bookstore. C a v anaugh Hal and the 30m Street Bookstore, mannert fluDOng The winner at each store w « recteve o $20.00 bookstore merchandse certificate The contest begins on Wednes day October 26 The winners w « be announced on Mon day. October 31 after TO O p m HALLOWEEN DISCOUNT SPECIAL! On Monday. October 31 any student, faculty or stall mem ber who comes into one of the three participating book stores m idi Halo ween costume w « be eligible for a 29% ds- coent on the purchase of any gift apparel or book bag 3K . ■ Qlihw u mi u Adult Student Housing IUPUI Citizens mourn Marine casualties Affordable Housing Amid the tolling ot mournful for church bells, more than 100 citi IUPUI Students zens of Indianapolis participated Monday in a memorial mass at Now Accepting Applications for Fall Semester Chriat Church Cathedral for 207 1 k 2 Bedroom Apartments Heat Furnished Marines killed in the Oct. 23 ter From $165 to $22lTtotal electric) rorist aUpk upon their base at the TOWNHOUSES airport In Beirut!. Lebanon. "We are called together today, 2*3-4 Bedroom Apartments uid the bishop officiating, "to From $174.00 to $245.00 (no utilities furnished) bind up the broken hearts, to reach out and My to the families of thcwe who died, "W* cate, to share feel Eligibility: ings of outrage, confusion and Under Grads 9 credit hours or more frustration Such cowardly acts Grad Students 5 credit hours or more reflect man's inhumanity, man's ability to heap cruelty on his brother. Surely there must be some 3 imputes trom Oownlown Campus way to end this wanton destruc University Environment tion of human life.1' Close to Shopping Quoting Abraham Lincoln, he Mid. We seek reassurance these 3621 Lawn view Lane 2300 North dead shall not have died in vain." on Tibbs Avenue A contingent of Marines from Fort Benjamin Harrison was on hand The mood of those at the Managed By IUPUI Real Estate Department masa was one of shock, disbelief and anguish that such a act could 635-7923 have been committed They Mt in silence through the 30 minute ser vice. ■■ - ...... George Carter PERFORMANCE FROM A NAME YOU CAN TRUST-AT A PRICE YOU CAN AFFORD Looking at a aew word aad data proccaslag system for youradf? Looklag for itate of the art technology? ZENITH ZF-120-22 DESK TOP COMPUTER • BOM and M45 Microprocessors • Green Monochromatic Display • I28K Bytes of Dynamic RAM • Two (2) Serial and One (I) Parallel I/O Port • Two (2) S W Disk Drives W/320K Bytes each • Five (5) 1EEE696 S-100 Bus Slots ALL OF THE ABOVE FOR $2,33935 Slart-Up Software Package: N/C (ZDOS Operating System. ZBASIC, MBASIC S3. 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To pre vent further escalation and the in crease of international tensions the U.S should not deploy the missiles, they say Richard Wapies IUPU1 law stu dent and a member of the Pro gressive Student Union, a co sponsor of the rally compared the deployment of the U.S. missiles to Soviets, said. "You, too. must istewOct n taw— SmssenQs* seawalls asm, i the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis, freeze Our ideological differences when the Soviets attempted to are far less important than our life deploy intermediate-range missiles and death." in Cuba Then-President Ken Protestors were given black, nedy," Wapies noted, demanded helium-filled balloons tagged with the Soviets not deploy those mis the message. "Had a nuclear siles and even blockaded Cuba, weapon been exploded in India because the missiles would be only napoiis radioactive fallout would 30 minutes striking distance from have been carried on the winds to U.S. cities (W fla ce where you found this "Now." Wapies continued. balloon and tag." They then mar "Reagan wants to deploy in West ched to Monument Circle There, This is what your ern Europe missiles that can strike after listening to singers and more the U.S.S.R. in seven minutes I'm speakers, they released the sure the Soviets find thai as offen balloons Student Activity Fee sive a threat as we did |the deploy Asked about the value of the ral ment of Soviet missiles | in ’62." ly. protestor Robert Frey said. Other speakers made it clear "No it probably wont stop paid for this week that the Freeze Campaign demands deployment of the missiles but it is a bilateral freeze The Rev Garret a witness to the rest of the world Day. speaking in reference to the not all of us were silent ." IUPUI Film Series Begins: "Time Bandits" and "Two Thousand Maniacs’ GIVE PLASMA Thurs Oct 27. 6 p.m. in Student Union Cafe Fn O a 28. 7 p.m. in Lecture Hall 101 FOR YOUR CAR No additional charge UP TO Activity Fee Workshop I Mon. Nov 7. 5 30 p.m. PER MOHTH. University Library 318 Help pay tor repairs Please call 264-3931 to reserve while you help save kves 55 bonus tor 1st lime donors with this ad * p plasma alliance N O TK fi Watch the Sagamore for SAP 9 North Ritter Ave Mon . T ubs . Th 6 a m -6 p m ------announces arm. Student chairpersons should tend italic information about 3 5 2-91 57 Wed Fri 6 a m -5 p m thair activities to the Student Actfvtttat Office, IV 002. at loaat two waolu 'suwesOct 31. 1963 Sat 6 a m 12/Closed Sun prior to the activity data. October 26. 19*3 U R e v i e w , cont d from M f i — Little of Mick Fleetwood the solo Meet Alport artist t» revealed here Fellow band Blow Your Own Horn members Undaey Buckingham and Chriatine McVie show up at vo Herb Alpert» style b best left calists and musicians, with Buck undescribed — hearing b every ingham contributing the album's thing. His latest, Blow Your Own best track, '1 Want You Back " Horn, b filled with the kind of The song sounds a bit like Tusk" musk that sets moods for dancing with its crashing percussion and in or just relaxing terwoven background vocals With the exception of a few dub The only other song that clicks is bed in background vocals, thb "State of the Art. an Eagles-style album b completely instrumental, California rocker featuring George a style whkh has nearly become an Hawkins impassioned vocals and Alpert trademark Hb trumpet an interesting saxophone battle. continues to sound beautiful on The rest of the songs, whether or Blow Xour Own Horn; one hardly not they veer away from the Fleet- notkeiroe absence of lyl wood Mac style, fall flat., "Garden Party,'* the only stifle Oh well, two out of eleven isn’t release, b a good example of the bad. perfection that Alpert achieves in • - Rick Powell every song he plays and it's mak ing its mark on the Top 40 Charts The Alpert spirit b still alive and well on Blow Your Own Horn. Tha Com mod or as Thb LP b not just for jau fans and Commodores f 3 • Alpert's followers, but for anyone MOiownh ------Htcoroi------*- who can appreciate musk played Lionel who? That question with feeling might come to mind when you lis — Darla Coop ter to the new Commodores album, their first since the depar ture of Lionel Richie. Richie s leaving has in some re spects furthered his career. It also Marshall Crenshaw has enabled the Commodores, fteti Day without Richie, to display their Wsmer Brolw i own talents. Marshall Crenshaw's debut Their latest album indicates that album last year combined some of Richie may not have been the the freshest, most tuneful pop to "soul" backbone of the group, and come around in a while with the that they may be able to continue lyrical stance of the S0». Field Day on their own with the same unique b not nearly as succesaful, but it sound that made them so suc has some bright facets and demon cessful. This is pure soul with strates that Crenshaw has a knack energy throughout the album, but for writing sparkling memories the repetitious lyrics become quite Thb album's main flaw b the annoying after about three minutes production Steve UUywhite does — and all of the songs are at least a fine job with bands md four minutes long Big Country, but he repeatedly About the only relaxed cut b the stomps on Crenshaw s melodies or current tingle O nly You * The obscures hb clear tenor in the soulful voice of lead vocalist murk. Crenshaw i musk b best left Walter Orange delivers a convinc unadorned e s Performance on thb song, as it Several tunes are good, how does for the majority of those on ever Whenever You're On My the album. Vocals on other songs Mind" made a perfect single for we by Harold Hudson and thb past summer, even it it didn t Thomas McClary. receive much airplay. "One More Commodores 1J may lack the Reason" and Monday Morning artful lyrics of Lionel Richie, but are standouts. But if you want to the musk b basically the same and find out how bright and original will likely please loyal fana of the new rock k roll can be, pick up Commodores. last year's Marshall Crenshaw — Darla Coop - Rick Powell The Aahs!_/h The Ughs' _ Two shows each night! Friday (the Good) (the Bad) Thursday S tudent 10 11 King Kong * ‘ Herron AudHortum lecture HaW 101 = Continent= *600 p m 7.00 p m Invasion of the The Three Stooge* H b f Fct> 3 .Krennert Stu A ct, Snatcher = G o In Ort>it= .lecture HaN 101 7 IS p.m 70 0 p a t The Thing Destroy All Fet> 16 f € b 17 Vi M jwi&r) phRty Urwon Cefctene, = (1 9 5 1 )= ------Monsters= lecture Had 101 6-00 p.m 7 0 0 p m ■tysftf'IM y. 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Standby Office Service — Tuesday through Saturday — Call for appointment Mon. - Sat.. 8 a.m. - 12 a.m. 130 {^Washington St 635-1546 Open Sunday 7 a.m. - 3 a m. / October 26.1983 15 < R O T C , cont d from /mg* 8 W h e n the )i m o r cafes arrive at area 7 A . site of the exercise, they receive maps instructions and a Men • •• safety b rie fin g In this three-and-e- half-hour exercise they will use IKx'Swnatun* map and compass to locate eight checkpoints concealed as much as Mjrbou a kilometer apart in woods and Meant aliit brushtand At some they will copy didst kiCXirGxintry. down code letters to certify they Hy feaKtatotunlsr have found the point At others, aand f e ! btetty instructors will test them on radio \mn* will tno. telephone operation and encoding S d I « # .• and decoding of messages A ksof png* w Id* I you W wtthm a month of It continues to rain, as it has m> toss TTmjt think that yuur e^ aoenfh huthdm done for the past week Wet brush tvsryum&Matoamxr 3 itagM * to. liny U* H t rone you repwvtnj wtrh quickly soaks the camouflage trou A&snoafi Gamer Surety Safe tivr Servxr m am sers of the cadets as they strike off through w * u eervK* toward the first checkpoint sod rvhatHiiUboij prugrsffls U S J W O i r e x The rain still falls in spells, the Ifeantsm si It tQuKk It'ilm ground is still cold and wet the n o r a x i t e Tht Ab sin hat tote next day when the cadets report to And ti l the U w . Units that M p Aaunoant firing range M-3 for their range •bo vs new bad can evaluation. To qualify, they must uftbnUPd Ibfltor place 20 out of 40 rounds in targets Tofe nor* sod that appear minute from a distance canmr a sourste da of 25 meters When C a f e Captain Ignorance a te * oanoer a curate too Vr» V*. » W W W Michael Wilding, the firing range teaiifiw r*' instructor, commands than to assume the supported prong post tion the c a f e s do so Without hesitation They hit the cold, wet I ground, supporting their M IbA assault rifles on sandbags If they feel the dampness and chiU, they don't show It. People in ROTC and in the mil itary in general work harder and HOW HKH IS YOUR are more able to take suffering/' says Cadet Michael Selby Sharing such experiences builds a s t r a g sense of camaraderie. S om rorth e best friends I've hadffe E.Q.?(Ccoromci Quofcsni) Selby says, "were made through — probably Marat aom military service, because we just CANtOUANSWl* struggle through a lot together THESE A q e n d booklet has been The best friends are made through WONOMC QUESTIONS? prapsled to hetp you teem adversity M m f more about what makes our Small wonder that the cadets, □ □ ( I . ) One out of five American Economic System many of whom proudly cq |l thenp Amencan workers belongs to ack A s fact Abed, easy reading •elves "army brats," regard their aiebor union and free It s also an easy way membership in the Corps as more □ □ (2.) Producers of to rase your E .Q For your copy write than preparation for a career or a goods outnumber producers of services in our economy 'Economics” Pueblo Colorado way to pay for college. Asked why 81009 he pined, C a f e William Wood □ □ (3 .)ln 1975.the ewesuiwe m equtpmem and ANSWERS i t i t i t states that the cadets, himself in fadftbes averaged almost I t o t h w H l I cluded. are "a cut above the rest " M l .000 for each production ThaAmaricon This spirit informs the Corps worker in American mduelry Economic Sustam ol Chiropractic from bottom to top. Cafe Lieu V you found theee ques U t o w W t frapn can *a* yew wnw a h u m am •**•*»>-t* u a w «s a S a w «i tenant Colonel Patsy Shirley, Bat bons tough, your Economics . . i v V w ■■>*—i Ceweswi* talion Commander for this week Quotient, your E.CL. could 4 li A CawM M XXeiwia* end's Field Training Exercise, says she thinks that people in the wac*« w atari H vm, «uu* »Mt H> M W ho* military are "more well-rounded . «*** cOiiftCT « «• t) t m t n t people; they're forced to not only be able to take part in the civilian world and understand what goes ------on there, and how to communicate with people who don't know any Converyenay tocaled near From *280 to *430 thing about the military, but they 4 0 * 4 * g n School Rd also are expected to be responsible Was** A fryer noox ups Large w f r s d ossil m 299-7924 and efficient in the military world Mon through Fn 10 7 Your ctxxce or weipspw Affcrowevt Ortv as well. 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