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GAL--E-Nf}AR OF EVENTS

American Hostages - The Iranian government said Wednes­ Friday, 10/24 - Candy Apple Sale, sponsored by the Freshman Class day that progre ss has been made in the negotiatiations for the relea se of the American hostages. Though there has b Euchre Tournament,at 7:30pm in Doyle Ha ll Lobby. been no confirmation from U.S. official s, Iranian Prime Minister Rajai has said that t he U.S. appears ready to meet Fi lm "Silent Witness" in the Library Audi­ Iranian demands. torium. Admission is free. In a parliamentary session on Su nday, conditions for the The Theatre Department presents "Ladies relea se of t he hostages will be announced by the appointed Night in Black and White" at 8pm in the commission. " If they( U '. S.) accept the condit ions and pu t Marian Hall Auditorium. them into action, they(the hostages) could be released as early as Monday. Saturday,. 10/25 - Volleyball game at Taylor, 11 am. In early September, the Ayatollah Khomeini set the terms "Ladies' Night in Black and Wh ite" at 8pm for t he Americans' release as the return of t he Shah's in Marian Hall Auditorium. wealt h, the freeing of Iranian assets totalling billions of dol­ Sunday, 10/ 26 - "Ladies' Night in Black and White" at lars held in U.S. banks, dropping all lega l claims against 8pm in Marian Hall Auditorium. Iran by U.S. firms(for broken conracts, lost assets and oth­ er grievances) , and a noninterventionist policy pertaining Monday, 10/27 - Fright Night at the Zoo. Will leave to Ira nian internal affairs. Clare Hal I at 4pm The Carter Administration has assured Iran in the past Freshman Class Meeting at 9 :00pm in the that t he U.S. will not interfere with their affairs or take Library Auditorium. further act ion against the country. Iranian assets in U S Tuesday, 10/28 - Mature Livving Seminar from 10am - banks we re " frozen" by Carter in response to the hostage 2pm. The topic will be "Two Mou ntains : crisis and will be freed upon the American s' release . Alps and Andes." As for t he Shah's wealth, the State Department says the Adult Learners Luncheon Meet ing at 11 :30am amount and location are undetermined, but adds they will in the Home Ee Room in Clare Hall. not preven t Iranian efforts to take the assets through the Volleyball Game at Home at 6pm against U.S. court system. St. Mary's of the Woods. Signif icant in Khomeini's conditions is t he omission of a demanded apology from the U.S. The demand was a Student Board Meeting at 9pm. t erm that Carter has refused to consider in the year-long Thursday, 10/30 - ACS - SA meeting with guest speaker crisis. Robert lr;ish. At 12:00 Noon in Room 355 The U.S. government has said that they would resume of Marian ' Hall. re latively normal relations and commerce with Iran upon the hostages release . This would clear the way for Iran *** ** *************** *************************** to receive the spare parts for its U.S. bu ilt mi litary equip- ment, essential for Iran's continuance in its war with Iraq. NEWS

Patty Hearst - The United States Circuit Court of A ppeals Kosygin resigns - Premier Alexei Kosygin, the second most Monday ordered a hearing held to determine wh ether powerful man in the Soviet Union, resigned his post Thurs­ Patty Hearst was improperly defended by her attorney , day because of illness. He is succeeded by his f irst depu ty F. Lee Bailey. Nikolai Tikhonov. Premier: since 1964, Kosygin was in charge of the Sov iet T he Appeals Court said there was evidence of a poten­ economy and the day-to-day running of the government t ial conflict of interest on the part of Bailey who had re ­ and served as the much-traveled diplomatic troubleshoot­ vealed to Hearst his intention of writing a book about er. the trial before the trial began. His intentions of wri ting Soviet President Brezhnev and Foreign Minister Gromy­ a book can also be viewed as a violation of the A meriacn ko have been in control of foreign affairs over the past Ba r Association's Code of Ethics. years. Western analysts believe Kosygin's departure will Hearst was convicted of bank robbery in 1976 and have little effect on Soviet foreign and economic pol icy. served 22 months in jail, winning an early release from Tikhonov, a deputy premier since 1966, was nam ed President Carter. Kosygin's top deputy four years ago and has frequent ly taken control during times of Kosygin's illness. Soviet Grain Harvest Fails - The U §; grain embargo and poor harvests by alternate suppliers of wheat and co rn will probably force Soviet farmers to slaughter livestock 88888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888 be ing raised to improve the Soviet diet. If the conscience of an honest man lays down stern rules, The grain embargo imposed by President Ca rter in retali­ so also does the ai:t of politics. At a juncture where ation for the Soviet intervention in Afghanistamhas cu t no accomodation is possible between the twQ, the off the possibility of buying surplus grain on the world politician may be faced by these alternatives: market. A sever draught reduced Australia's wheat supply "Shall I break the rules of my art in order to save by 40%. Canada is likely to follow U S example and re ­ my private honor? or shall I break the rules of my strict grain sales. conscience in order to fulfil my public trust? The American grain embargo left the Soviet Union ap ­ proximately 10 million tons short of projected need , F.S. Oliver

**** ****** ******* *********** *******************~ ~******************** ********* ******************* -oJ.: TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN DON'T LET IT BRING YOU DOWN

There have recently been instances called to our atten­ Old man sitting by the side of the road tion where students have intentionally destroyed (or at­ With the lorries gain by tempted to destroy) scool property. We would like to ad­ Blu Moon sinkin from the weight of the load dress this letter to the students responsible for such ac­ and the buildings scrape the sky. tions. Col d wind ripping down the alley at dawn You are living among numerous others who possess the and the mornin papers fly same attitudes as yourself - that the world is centered Dead man lyin by the side of the road around "me." This is only natural. It is a distorted, bias­ with the daylight in his eyes. ed view held by all since it is difficult to have an objective .Don't let it bring you down view of one's place in the universe. Yet these numerous otl It's only castles burnin others have also developed a value for the rights of "out­ Find someone who's turnin siders" to their world. They respect another's self-inter- and you will come around. est and his biased view. The world(even if perceived only as Marian College) is shared. The teachers are shared , the Blind man runnin through the light of the night facilities are shared, the social experience is shared. They with an answer in his hand recognize the obligation not to interfere and disrupt an Come on down to the river of sight other's right to the community in which they co-exist. and you can really understand After at least 12 years of schooling in both the aca­ Red lights flashin through the window in the rain demic and social sense, one wou Id be expected to grasp can you hear the sirens moan the importance of respecting an other's right t o his/your White cane lyin in the gutter in the rain world. What you consider trivial, the other might value if your walkin home alone either as pleasure or necessity. To interfere with an other's values, especially through destructive means, is nothing Don't let it bring you down less than an expression of the deficiency of your mental It's only castles burnin processes as seen in your inability to understand what oth­ Find someone who's turnin ers have learned at a very early age. and you will come around. Perhaps this is a harsh assessment, but we consider it rather degenerative to destroy a tree for the thrill of the moment(or the memory of that thrill), or to remove p -Neil Young- pages from books and magazines, the usefullness of which is only temporary to you, but may benefit others in times *********************************************** to come. We are realistic enough to understand that there is little chance that you will repent and/or change, though IT'S ALL FALL we would not discourage you from raising your eyes above that ground level view to see the world in which we respect The air is clear your right to exist. And Fall is here Nature is nothing But a riot of coloring

On the canvass of Nature We see this picture With all its grandeur ************************************************ A sight to admire

BABYSITTER NEEDED The fruits of labor Are ready for harvest Tuesday from 1: 30 - 2:30, and from 3:30 - 5:30. The It's time for the farmer kids are 4 and 5 years old. They will be brought to the to take the yearly rest dorm. If interested, call Kathy at 862 - 3004. Birds of the air ****** ********* ********************************* Are picking wings Nature does care Not marble nor the gilded monuments For the weaklings Of princes shall outlive this powerful rhyme; But you shall shine more bright in these contents South is the part Than unswept stone besmeared with sluttish time. They fly to with glee When wasteful war shall statues overturn That will be their port And broils ~oot out the work of masonry, Nor Mars his sword nor war's quick fire shall burn For it's snow free The living record of your memory. 'Gainst death and all-oblivious enmity Nights will be longer Shall you pace forth; your praise shall still find room Days will be short Even in the eyes of all posterity We've got to get stronger That v_,,ear th_is world out to the ending doom. To beat the winter So, till the Judgement that yourself arise You live in this and dwell in lovers' eyes: Sonnet 55 -Shakespeare- -.i- -NEEL- STUDENT BOARD MINUTES YOUR PARTY NEEDS YOU OCTOBER 21, 1980 Do you want to make your political feelings known The meeting was called to order at 9:02pm. Members absent: in this election year? Consider three possible cou rses Ann Hammond. Also present: Sr. Ruth Forthofer. The of action. minutes of the October 2 meeting were read and approved. You can gripe and complain. Treasurer's report: $19994.52 You can stay home on election day as a kind of silent COMMITTEE REPORTS protest against things you don't agree with. Or you can do something constructive like work for Social Planning: There was no one present at the Visitation a political party. or Ski Trip meetings. There will be another meeting A growing tendency on the part of the American pub­ of the Visitation Committee on October 29th at 8:30pm lic is to claim "independent" status ... to not join or in Doyle Hall Lobby. associate with either of the two major political parties. The Halloween movies may have to be switched to the Pere -in stead of Allison but right now they are still -:Y et/ as.ft t:ii'~s'~-: eaffa~:\1f;p.opularity in recent scheduled for Allison. The Brown·l:tiJu nty Trip doesn't years, I fell that the quality of government has suffered have a definite date but Student Board will pay the as a result. price of gas and admission for a full car load of people The history books trace the origins of parties to the earliest days of our Republic and demonstrate their when we do go. constructive impact on our system. Academic Affairs: no report The Federalists and Anti-Federalist~. of those days Student Affairs: absent have given way to today's Democrat and Republican Senior Cl~ss: Mr. Elmendorf has agreed to be the emcee for parties. The Whigs, the Populists, the Know-Nothings, the Class Feud sponsored by the Senior Class during the Bull Moosers have come and gone, and for well Homecoming. over 100 years, America's two great parties have Junior Class: no report prevailed. Sophomore Class : no report The two-party system has provided the cement which Freshamn Class: There will be a meeting October 27th in has held our nation and our government together. the Library at 9pm. They bind the President to Congress. They bind gov­ ernors to state legislatures. Clare Hall Board: Tonight was the first night of Fright Night In this way, consensus is reached on public problems at the Zoo. They still have places available if anyone and solutions to them. Conversely, when parties are wants to work Monday October 27th. weak, government flounders and sputters and all too Doyle Hall Council: There will be a double elimination often becomes the tool of special interest groups. Euchre Tourney Friday, October 24th starting at 7:30. Also, remember that parties, for the most part, Sign -up will be Wednesday and Thursday and partners select the candidates whose name will appear on gen­ will be drawn on Friday night. eral election ballots. So if you don't like the candi­ NEW BUSINESS: A motion was made to place a quarter­ dates running this year and if you haven't worked for page ad in the Knights basketball program for this year. your favorite candidate in the party's primary election The motion was tabled for one week under the rules re­ process, yoiirlt, part of the problem, rather than the garding the tabling of money matters. solution. ..,~·,· A proposal was presented from the International Club Parties develo~~ ositions on the issues too. They to run movies on Friday nights using the new Video­ present platforms to the public for discussion and tape playe(:) the Libray. We will be looking into the debate. If you don't like the platform plank this possibility of doing this depending on who wou ld be in year, volunteer for participation on the platform com­ charge of the movies and who would pay for it. mittee the next time around. You can air your views A motion was made to send a card from the Student where it really counts. Association to Mrs. Sekula(Col. Wagner's secretary) . And if I can't entice you with any of thEie arguments, Mrs. Sekula's husband passed away Sunday. please consider the alternatives if you and I are not involved ... We forfit to others the right to set the nation's The meeting was adjourned at 9:30pm. course. ~ R espectfu II y Submitted, Ed Simcox Secretary of State Mary Holste ********************************************** ************************************************ INTERNATIONAL CLUB INDIANAPOLIS CIVIC THEATRE Indianapolis Civic Theatre's Main Stage Season continues The International Club has some International Festival tickets with the opening of PIPPIN ~ct~ber ~O continui_ng throu_~ ;-~~: for Marian College members (free). They will be given November 9. L~rett~ Yoder is directing along with Kyle;,\i'i/'"0 away on a first-come-first-serve basis. The tickets can Latsha~ as m~s1cal d1r~ctor and Bob ~herr~ choreograph~_:. be used on the 24th,25th,and 26th of October. If you are Cast 1n the title role is Darren Mathias. His father, ~./ : interested, please contact Mr. Fox 216,Carlos 351 ,Tuan 350, Charlema1}ne, is played by Bernard Wurger. Also featured or Neel 351. in this magical musical are Jacque Workman as Fastrada, ' Margaret Roberts as Berthe, Ron Spenser as Leading Player, Thank You and Jana Young as Catherine. ************* * ********************************** Show times are Thursday, Friday, and Saturday even ings 1H£ views o~ ,f-H-3 i>t.fB 1-,c...A,10"11 at 8:30 and Sunday afternoons at 2:00. Tickets are going A"RE 'Tl+OSE' Or 1\1E' l"-ID1Vi'Du'1l­ fast,so call now for reservations, 923-4597. ~IBlJf()R lrNO 'l+LWAY.S ~ f=F'LEcr -rr~ v.re-ws oi= MrrR11trJ cOLrL~~E<)'R' **** * ****** ***** ***** * * ***** ****** *********** ~H"e: .,...7'PE:W'Rtre:-R • FACULTY- STUDENT DISCUSSION ON REGISTRATION TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN' CONCERNING AND THE DRAFT HOMECOMING THEME

Fr. Bryan will lead a discussion on t he very timely topic Thank you for recognizing the effort that goes mto of draft registration, the three tradit ional positions tward planning hlomecoming by the Booster Club. war and peace, and the Catholic Bishops' statement on After reading the letter Friday I became very dis­ the draft. It will be held in the _President's Dining Room, tressed about your letter concerning the song for the Clare Hall , room 127 on Thursday, October 30t h,from dance. First of all, " Love, Look What You've Done 11 :30-12:30. Bring your lunch. Everyone welcome. To Me" is t he so ng. and not the t heme. The theme Sponsored by Campus Min istry. is "Marian's Takin' t o t he West." Booster Clu b holds open meetings ... anyone is wel­ ******************* ** ************************** come to come. We hold our meetings on Thursdays at 11 :30 in the Psych Lab.. If you were concerned FROM BUTLER UNIVERSITY with what the theme would be, you could have con­ tacted one of t he officers or Dr. Appleby and come Sunday,· November 23 at 7pm, Jean-Michael Cousteau to our meetings. As far as I know, in the past, the will be making a presentation entitled "The Li ving Sea Board has decided both the theme and the song. of Jean-Michael Cousteau". Cousteau is the son of Last year the theme and the song were not related, fa med oceanographer, Jacques Cousteau. Those attend­ but nobody complained. ing the Cousteau presentation are invited to a reception The only other t hi ng t hat bothered me was that at the Pi Phi sorority house on campus. The lecture/ you did not give even one reason for the song (not film presentation will be in room 131 of Jordan Hall. t he theme} bei ng inappropria te. This event is open to the public and free of charge. As for t he theme and the song being related, they are. The t heme is " Marian's Takin' to the West", ************** **** ***************************** and t he song is t he theme from the movie"Urban Cowboy". YEARBOOK NOTICE If a nyone would li ke to rebuff and give their reasons for not liking the song or the theme, they may The 1980 yearbook is held up in shipping. When t hey come to a Booster Club meeting. arrive, they will be distributed to dorms, departments and homes. We'll find _you! __ Bobbie Jackson Booster Club Secretary Reminder: There will be no yearbook published from now on. (Decided last spring by students, advisors, ******************************************* ** administration etc.} TELL US ABOUT YOUR MOVING EXPERIENCE ... ********************** ************************* If you or your parents have moved since the Student Directory came out, please notify someone in the CIRCLE K Registrar's Office. Your change of address will then be forwarded to the other offices who need this infor­ The meeting that was to be held Thursday is now re­ mation. scheduled for Tuesday, October 28th, at 12:45 pm. in room 206. ********************* ******* **** *************

************ ****************** ** *************** PARENT'S WEEKEND HOME EC Saturday afternoon and Sunday , November 8 and 9 There will be a costume party Sunday, October 26th, is Parent's Weekend. Events include Style Show, Variety from 6:30 to 9:30 at Mrs. Wesner's home. If you would show, candlelight dinner, championship intramural foot­ like to attend, sign up be Friday outside of the foods ball game and crowning of our Homecoming Queen. lab. You· must come in costume. Because of the limited number of rooms available in Clare and Doyle, reservations for on-campus lodging ******************************************** ** * for your parents will be on a first-come-first-serve basis. MANASA ******************************* ** ****** ******* There will be a MANASA Halloween party at La Rue RETURNING TO COLLEGE AFTER A FEW YEARS? Carter Children's Hospital Thursday, October 30th. If interested, please sign up Monday, October 27th in the Then you belong to the group known as the Adult cafe. Leave Clare Hall at 6: 15. Learners! Bring your bag lunch or cafe tray (coffee available) to the Home Ee Lab, Clare Hall room 127 for * ******** ****************** ***** *************** part 11 of Sr.Olga Wittekind on "Coping With Stress As An Adult Learner." She is returning by popular VISITATION COMMITTEE demand I Mark your calendar for Tuesday, October 28, 11:30-12:30. Bring a friend. There will be a meeting of the visitation committee The following session is schedualed for Tuesday,Novem­ on Wednesday, October 29th at 8:30 p.m. in Doyle ber 11 and will feature Hazel Katter, Director of the Hall Lobby. Please be there on time. If you are inter­ Nursing Department, leading the group in "Values ested, but cannot attend, please see Tim Trushaw. Clarification"...... _ / I

THE Sl LENT WI T NESS

"The Silent Wit ness, " a recent award-winning f ilm about Georgetown: Elephant Man 5:00, 7:20, 9:30 the hroud of ur'n, will be screened at the Library Audi­ Glendale:!: Somewhere in Time 2:00,4:00,6:00 torium at 7:30 thi Friday Evening. Glendale II : Oh God Book II, 1:45, 3 :45, 5 :45, 7:45,9 "'f, ,e Silent Witne s" t ra ces the history of me Shro d 9:45 . from earliest times to the present, using color loca f on Glendale Ill: Pvt Benjamin, 1,3;10,5:20,7:30,10:00 photography, re-creation of certain events, illustrat ive ma­ Glendale IV: Loving Couples, 2 4 6 8 10 t erial and interviews. Much convincing information con­ Glendale V: It's My Turn, 1 :30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30; 9 :30 cerning the Shroud's authenticity is contribut ed by textile Lafayette Squaret:Pvt. Benjamin, 1, 3:n5,5:30,7: 45,10 experts, forensic scientists, phycicists, photographers, Lafayette Square 11 : Empire Strikes Back, 2,4:30, 7, criminologists, hematologists, historians, and theologins. In 9:30 the words of a Rolling Stone article on the investigations, Lafayette Square 111 :The First Deadly Sin,2,4,6,8, 10 "It ma kes a more tortured manipulation of the facts to Lafayette Square IV:Ordinary Peop le, 1: 15, 4, 7: 15,9;45 disbelieve in the authenticit y of the Shroud than it does Lafayette Square V: Caddyshack, 1 :45,3:45,5:45,7:45, to accept it ." And Film News says, "Believers and non­ 9:45 netie •ers al ike should find the film engrossing." Lowe's Quadl : Loving Couples,2:15,4:15,6:1 58 :15,D0 :15 A -c the conclusion of t he 55 minute color presentation Lowe's Quad 11 :Terror Train,2,4,6,8, 10 on April 1st, Father Larry Lorenzoni, SO B, will be on Lowe's Quad III:lt's My Turn,1:45,3:45,5:45,7: 45,9 :45 hand to answer any uestions about the Shroud. Lowe's QuadlV:Cheaper to Keep Her, 1 :30,3:30,5:30 Father Lorenzoni i the Development Director and 7:30, 9:30 Provincia l Delegate for t he Salesians of vt, John Bosco . Speedway I :Oh God Book 11, 1 :45,3:45,5:45,7:45,9:45 " The Silent Wirne s" is a magnificent film, intelligent ~peedwayl I: Motel Hell, 2,4,6,8, 10 and fascitJat ing! Adrni sion to this program is free . ·······••***************~*·•••• • • • **** ** **•• * * *************** ******** • •••••••••• • •••• ••«« ••••• " TE LL ALL THE TRUTH ... " INT ERNATI ONAL FOLK DANCE WO RKSHOP An International Folk Dance Workshop will be held The truth is there are three women's one acts being November 1st at the Liederkranz Club of Indianapolis, presented this Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 8 :00pm 1417 E. Washington Street. jn the Marian Hall Auditorium. The pr.ograrn for this workshop will include dances on The first show "At Liberty", by Tennessee Wil liams the beg inning as well as advanced levels. Beginners are is about the struggle between a dying actress and her welcomed and encou raged to attend. The type of ances mother to face reality. Two new ac_tresses to the stage to · e taugl'lt include: t he Lindy Swing (America); of Marian in tbis show ar.e LeeA-nne Robson and Ger' Sp innradel {Austria);Bicak (Bulgaria);· Kalamatianos (Greece) Stewart. Hora Chadera (I sreal) ; Ravno Oro(Macedonia) ; Fe·a Med The second show, "River of My Song" is a cutting Vais {Norway); Krakowiak(Poland); Sorce (Rumania) ;and from t he three act play by Mari Evans, a Ma rian grad­ P!etyonka {Ukra ine) . Af ter the workshop, for the second uate. This show has four newcomers to Marian's stage : season,the members of Dans Ethnik will perform a Angela Grundy, Marian Locke,Bianca Crawford,Rhonda concert of folk dances from several countries. The con­ Tipten,and a regular at Marian, and always a pleasure ce rt will 9\:! followed by a pa rty t o which everyone, to see , Jacqueline Coleman who does two solo dances whether attending the works hop or not, is invit ed . Any­ in the show. one interested in ethn ic da nces should not miss this dc1y The third show is a cutt"irig from "The Belle of of learning an d enjoyment. Further information : Amherst" by William Luce,. This play is about the (312) 852-5218 or 787-7157. life of the poet, Emily Elizabeth Dickenson,being Schedule: 9:00-9:30 Registrat ion portrayed by Page Phillips. 9 :30-11 :00 Teach ing Well, that's the sum of "Ladies Night in Black and 1 :00-5:00 Teaching & review White", Marian's first theatre presentation for the 7:00 Concert 1980-1981 season . 7:45-11 :00 Folk dance party Everyone come--admission is free for students, faculty and staff of Marian College. *•*****************•**************************** · ·········****************•**************** **• FATHER JOHN POW ELL. FILM SERIES BENIHANA OF TOKYO RESTAURANT CELEBRATES The faculty and interested students of Marian College AKI MATSURI are invited to attend the exciting Father John Powell Celebration of Aki Matsuri (Fall Harvest Festival),the film series "Free To Be Me" at St. Michael's, 30th and Japanese Fall Harvest Festival, will be held at Ben ihana Tibbs, starting at 7:30 p m. on October 26th in the Church of Tokyo Restaurant,located at Keystone at the Crossi ng basement. On eight consecutive Sundays the one hour in Indianapolis. program will consist of a 17 minute film presentation by According to Mr. Aoki,the two day festival will Father Powell, followed by discussion. While it is suggest­ feature the Minyo Dancers,Karate, Kendo,(stick fighting) ed that all the films be seen, each film covers an inde· Calligraphy, Keto playing, lkebana (Japanese flower pendant concept. For additional information, call Dan arranging), a Japanese tea ceremony,Origami, a fash ion Clark at 926-0516. show of over 70 Oriental costumes and a prominant authority speaking on Oriental Art and a display of **********•******* ***•***********•••••••••*•**** Oriental artifacts. -tilf?r Y t~-r +t DA~) The gala will be free and open to the public with sign -e, language interpreting for the deaf community.

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