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G e e ) INSIDE FOCUS Classifieds 9 ■ Jam! Wait** wiD soon undergo ter Focus "T o fourth kidney transplant and she has Opinion 5 already found a donor -te r brother. Perspectives 7 Jami will now have received PAGE Sports 6 a kidney from each member Student Organizations 2 of the immediate family MOVD.W • \pril 20, W‘*2 • Vol. 21 • \u.32 Hx utvkK ncus|Ki|Hi' »f liKli.m.i I nivtrsinl’imlui- I niu-rsii, ill Indianapolis School hosts open house; Trafford wins recruits USA election teens, adults ■ Visitors find career options while watching laser shows, by 30 votes mousetrap car competitions. ■ Extra voting day benefits By. CHAR AE JACOBS senior whose previous margin LaKcwha Hyde had been cunudaing of victory was nine votes. ■ career in computers until the visited the School of Engineering and Technotogyi Open Home lau Monte) By CHERYL MATTHEWS S4W*nH>r* Staff «»u> I wanted a career in computers, but after this, I may consider a career in For Bill Trafford. the wail is over, engineering.*' said Hyde, a freshman at least unofficially at Broad Ripple High School Last Saturday. Trafford reaffirmed More than 400 people attended this his title of president of the From 8 am in noon. Trafford stood tvKxtey evert, said MjrJyn Scheneofce, Undergraduate Student Assembly outside the library (oyer, distributing Because the results of the presidential ihe ichool'i director of itudcnl Myers lu paxvervby Sudler campaigned developmeni election were contested by candidate ji the library arid the Mary Cable On April 12. d r open home attracted Steve Sudler on April 6. ihe election Building, where he had class Jeff committee gave students four more families while last Mwnday s event Mix hell dir died prvjdertul cavhdae. Mtracied p a w and tafh school studmu hours of voting time last Saturday was not present sad Bruce Rcad^ dean of the School Those extra four hours widened “I'm thrilled for Bill. I think he has of E n g a v n ii and Technology Trafford's margin of vicsory from a the dedication M will take to be a good Advertisements in the Indianapolis nine-point spread lo a 30-point spread president I think the students want Star a sign on W ot Michigan Street B e e n e students base 24 hexes to someone who can devote that time contest these results. Trafford will not and effort." vaal Sudler. a junior in in Indianapolis and s e a high schools be Che official winner unol noon, today the School of Ufaeral Am were ways visitors found out about With no further controversy. Trafford As students enured the library, (hey the open house, said Renda will take office May 15 heard Sang Lee and Todd Strom say. Laser shows, open tabenronex audem 1 only got three hours sleep last projects, carer infarmation. computer night. I was an*mm, about the election. activities, tours of the Electronics Now I fed relieved and excited." said P le as* m s WIN. Manufacturing Productivity Facility the senior science major. P a « e 3 (EMPF). and mousetrap car competitions were features of this event In the mousetrap car competition. Ehrlich will chair P teae* i n SHOW, P * * * 3 Sagamore Pnotos/LAURA RICHARDSON Taking tlu affirmative aid* of tha argument. Christina Jonas, (laftj, and Mallsaa Smith prapara for tholr rebuttal on the effect* of odvertielng on consumers In the United States council meetings DOC 6-month during the debate against Anderson University last Tuesday - f l II’ faculty council defeats and help encourage debate fighting Richard Fred land, faculty council lockdown proposal that would remove prevalent at IUFUL sad he remembers • s s • s s * a time when a debate w» going an president bum meeting char. and Ehrlich arrived late sparks human “Everyone just stopped talking and the debate was over," he said By AMY MAY 1 CP ii ■ V v «nu> 'This amendment will enable us to rights debate have open discussion." he added For (he first time in five yean. !U Huwam Sidhu. of the Department ■ Pendleton Reformatory- President Thomas Ehrlich was not of Physical Education, said the person present at the system-wide faculty presiding over the meeting should be By PATRICE HARTMANN through the debate tonight but somehow I did," council meeting. His son was m the lockdown raises questions S«e*ffV>r« start W>.ta< a neutral person, not a member of Smith said. hospital receiving open-heart surgery, Taking the affirmative side of the argument, of ethical inmate treatment hdi Maned out as <i lypicjl dch.ne so Ehrlich sent his assistant and his her voice shaking at times. Smith shunned the **Poop!o would not W last week for sophomore Melissa podium and strode across the platform in LE Coincidentally, a constitutional fool comfortable By AMY MAY Smith turned into a cave of life imitating art. 105 as she made her case against cigarette amendment came up for debate that advertisements expressing their Or perhaps more accurately. j cave of art deals with whether or not (he president Av Pendleton Reformatory enter* its imitating life — the ending of a life “Cigarette ads add an air of acceptance to should be required to m end the opinions If he siidi month of lockdown, people like Smith, a sophomore in the School of Business, smoking." she said 'They don't just try to gel meetings at all Achebe Laser! continue u> campaign presides." and her debate partner Christine Jones, a venue people to vwiich brands." In (he past the president has been for prisoners' rights everywhere in the Department of CammumcMions and She also nixed that cigarette advertising it not required to preside over the faculty Hits*ant Sidhu T here a a major human rights Department el Physical Theatre, faced off with memherv of the just aimed at adults council meetings which are m ended violation going on at Pendleton." he 'Joe Camel is targeted far kids Just because E d ucation Anderson University dehate team Iasi Tuesday by represenutnev of afl 8 IU campuses said. Their fopvc “Revolved: that advertising in the something rv lawful does not mean that it's OK An amendment to the constitution T h e prisoners thought they could the administration. United Slates degrades the quality of life " Let's stop the advertising.” vhe said of the IU Faculty would provide that bold a peaceful dem o m m o n . and n “People would not he comfortable Specifically. the debaters /rroed in on Jeremy Lees, a freshman at Anderson the voting members of the council ended if) wifi to m bong lucked down.1 expressing t e r o p n x n if he trtaxfcv. cigarette advertisements and their effeci on University, came nghl back with his own shall elect the presiding officer horn he added he added consumers arguments, saying that Smith was making a one of the members. Being locked down" at prison m a n lusty pnerali/aiiun about cigarette ltd* In spile of arguments for the that the pruoners are confined to their But in an ironic twist, ihe subject of the debate Arm Bn stow. IU Bloomington, said amendment, it was defeated 27-10. took on a real life meaning for Smith l^ist “It's not advertising's fault (hat people ihe president should be present at the 10' x 6' cells 24 to o n a day All smoke." he said. T here are other factors out Ehrlich and die presidents who follow educational. vocational and week, she got a call informing her that her uncle meetings, and if he wasn't required will continue to preside over the was dying of cancer, hroughi on by smoking, there" to preside over (hem. he wouldn’t come ■ehabilrtrtional services are suspended He cited factors such as peer pressure and meetings. she said at all. No visitors are allowed to enter the having parents or other family members who Kathleen Wariei, faculty rexmcil vice- In addition, her grandmother suffers from "This is ■ unique opportunity for prison to see husbands, fathers or suns. smoke president, said she thinks Ehrlich will emphysema, and Smith’s father died from the faculty to speak to the president." T h e current lockdown m Pendleton “Ads don't force people to make decisions to conduct the meetings in a fair manner. has caused severe hardships, including smoking-related cancer when she was 18 yean she said. T l'i my belief that he has regard old P te ee e s e e FIGHT, The representatives from IUPU1 for the faculty," she said “I thought I might not be able lo make M Pmgm 3 M 4 LOCK. disagreed and said they believe that *7 hate lo think thrt anything would R a ^ a d the amendment wifl benefit Eg council change that." she added House of Oiganizations meeting explains fall ’92 semester fee hikes rate by IW 5 generate the money from wuhm to pay for Integrated Tcchnotagicv but now each can ■ R ase® pfan may raisr technology lees lo $75 in the re d four years if When Er lechnofogy tec first impfcxncmoJ the transformation of chalk and talk education hose their own plan, sad Garland Elmore, two years ago it didn't include fmhmen. to newer electronic trends associate dean of Integrated Technologies. passed by the IU Beard at Trustees; freshmen pay fee for first time this faD. This new proposal will he the first time There is an increased cast for education He added that d r fee will immediately go lo freshmen will have lo puy a icchnukigy lee but there has to be a tradeoff." vud Plater wort fur the students, hut tangible results may By STACEY MCARTHUR in a few year*, web devefopmoas m t r tefcphnne The phare tn plan being adopted is m follows Three changes will lake place if dm proposal not be seen for a few weeks.

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