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The Indiana Theatre VOLUME f, NUMBER 32 MARCH 23,1177 2 Sagamore March 23, \VH PIP IS YOUR PRINTER YOUR PRINTER IS PIP Letter/ Heading for a ‘break-’ down CAMERA READY COPY PRINTED WHJLEU WAIT Dear Sagamore, last class before the ??????? allowed to take a real break. that my assignment was due The university should do away COMPLETE TYPESETTING AND For the last three years, I Monday if the library and COMPOSITION SERVICE with the fancy trapping and have been infuriated with the computer center were open. If eliminate the break or inform ALSO SELF SERVICE term Spring Break. Break not, it would be due the the professors of the meaning IBM PHOTOCOPIES— EACH 8* What? Spring Vacation, what following week. That meant, of the word. If it is done away is it? Where did it come from? distinctly, I had no break. with, you professors will have RESUMES • PAPERS What was or is its purpose? ALL KINDS OF PRINTING Other professors use the to work over the break just I can’t remember the last guise of papers assigned like me. time I had a break from before the break and due im­ How many other abused WESTSIDE-3S44 WEST 16TH ST. anything around IUPUI ex­ mediately after. You spend students are out there waiting M IDTOW N -3762 N. MERIDIAN cept humaness. One of the their break ip the halls of for that elusive break? N O R TH -4435 N. KEYSTONE favorite abuses of academia is research. Still Waiting to break the break. I destinct- I think it is high time the P.S. I learned to type during ly» remember hearing in my hallowed hall and minds were the break. Announcing Judging jazz M. William Lutholtz: Judging jazz musicians with than big-name groups that are teeny-bop rock standards; most prevalent in the jazz in- the Love Doll Of all the nerve, of all the let’s stop this nonsense of dustp'. audacity, and ‘my, oh my, saying that for a true artist to It is great to see some men­ aren’t we getting cute.’ prove his abilities, or great­ tion of jazz musicians in the Now that we've gotten all ness, he must play in a group. Sagamore. Congratulations Contest Winners the garbage out of the way, Don’t you think its big-time for your new-found tastes. when are you going to wake enough for a musician to be in Bunny Wunny Paulette up? This time you’ve carried demand by his peers. It is a Sincerely, it a bit too far. big-name individuals rather An avid reader Kandra Waltz Roger Lindsey Masoch Susie Mince The Gory Girl Contest winners should report to the Sagamore Office to collect their Love Doll Kits 4 a.m. QUALITY The Black Student Union of IUPUI is seeking INTEGRITY models for a social to be presented Saturday, April PRICE 26, 1977. Interested per­ NEWS sons should contact An­ LETTERS ....... ..PAGE 2 + SERVICE drew Valentine or CAMPUS.......... Ramona Hayes at the OUR VIEW, HUMUS BSU, Cavanaugh Hall, by PAGE 4 = BEST STEREO calling 264-2279. F o r n e ’e r Was flatte ry lost on poet's INSIDE LINE.. ..PAGE 5 BUYS AROUND. IUPUI’s soccer team goes ear: COMIX ............ into its season training A simple race I they waste (WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL) ZODIACAL ZINGERS sessions Monday, March 28. their toll PAGE 7 All people interested in For the vain tribute of a L INDIANA THEATRE lAAltMIICUl joining the soccer team should sm ile. ) fUNs a s r l ■ 1 H B contact Bruno Komakech in PAGES8&9 the Student Association Of­ Sir Walter Scott MIDWEST ARTS fice,'telephone 264-3907 ; 264- from The Lay of the Last GAZETTE ..PG. 10A ll O s S O 3419; 264-2583. Minstrel CLASSIFIEDS .. PAGE 15 4 INOIANAPOUS LOCATIONS ■ «AI» OHICI SUMO cm MO moustouu KAMMOUSI 111 SO MM ■ I* I Mi CltlOAll MALI SUMO cm 1140 MO IITSIOAi Annul ■ * I mi ci oAoi town m u a u n * h im si iu im a cioacuom* aoaoi ■ m TM| AASHI4GI04 SOUAM MAU •ASHI4CI04 SI I MIMM0HHA AOAO March 23,1977 Sagamore 3 There is no crisis? South African exile speaks at IUPUI by Mari* T. Johnson white man came there. He ment has consistently tried to alive, observed Seatlholo colonialism in Southern Africa Khotso Seatlbolo, the for­ stated that all whites were force the blacks to accept it, Also, the unemployment rate and supplied it with a loan of mer president of the Soweto given guns by the government said Khotso. is constantly rising 8476 million in 1971, and gave Students Representative to shoot blacks, and that a bill There were many cases All of these economic con­ military aid through NATO to Council, a township of Johan­ was introduced allowing the where the governmental ditions in turn cause many Portugal to help fight it's nesburg, South Africa, ad­ government to arm itself authorities would hold blacks youths to become juvenile colonial wars in Africa. dressed a crowd of nearly 60, physically with guns, aircraft, simply because they refused delinquents for the sake of In the opinion of Khotso, the March 17 at 8:30 in Lecture and politically with a system to be taught under a system themselves and their families, situation confronting blacks in Hall Room 101. Khotso, who is of security laws permitting it that had no bearing on them said Khotso. South Africa could be in exile from his country, is to arrest and detain anyone on and their race as a people, According to Khotso, these remedied if the U.S. would currently on a speaking tour any suspicion for as long as it said Khotso. conditions could be alleviated discontinue military aid to throughout the United States wishes. It will go to any In time, the authorities did if the United States govern­ South Africa, adding this Prior to his. lecture, in which lengths to seek the right to give in to dropping ment would cease in­ would allow blacks to live Seatlholo told of the massive control the lives, the wealth AFRIKAANS and making it volvement in the form of mili­ their lives as they rightfully injustices that have been and and the prosperity of the coun­ optional because of pressure tary, political and economic deserve, and to formulate stUl are tormenting blacks in try, said Khotso. they received from student suppqrt to South Africa. their own policies on matters South Africa, Seatlholo Khotso also spoke of the demonstrations. As for the The military aid is what that directly concern them showed a film entitled There is student and parent blacks that were being blacks in South Africa are no crisis? organizations formed for the detained, no attempt was immediately concerned about, Throughout this film were purpose of bringing about a being made to release them, because it is going directly in­ scenes of brutal and violent change concerning those said Khotso. He said this led to to the hands of the South raids by the South African issues that were of vital im­ more demonstrations, and African government, who use Government towards the portance to the blacks of stay-at-home strikes. it »a anyway it can to destroy blacks, where thousands of Soweto. blacks, said Khotso families were left homeless Khotso’s personal belief was and helpless. In the film many The immediate cause that that the people who are being Khotso said, Washington blacks were being arrested led to the forming of the or­ detained would never be re­ h is supported the South and beaten for simply ganizations started in 1953, leased. He went on to say the A rican Regime since 1948 by questioning the purpose of with the introduction of Bantu main purpose for protesting g ving it arms. Over 300 U S. their mistreatment. Education by Verwoerd, for­ was to fight for those rights cirporations in South Africa Acts such as these which mer minister of Bantu Affairs. which were justly theirs The a e trading and investing in separate families and take the Bantu Education involves living conditions are very bad r ecessary resources that play lives of human beings for no the use of AFRIKAANS in the — a family consisting of 13 ey roles in the South African sound reason are basically teaching of history and members has no choice but to fconomy. flagrant and dehumanizing, mathematics. AFRIKAANS, live in a four-room house; the Officially the United States said Khotso. the language of the ruling father gets paid 16 rand, which is against apartheid and for According to Khotso the white Nationalist Party is is the United States equivalent black majority rule, but Khotso Seatlholo, former government in South Africa identified as the language of of 820 a week; this is obviously Khotso said the record shows president of Soweto Students has been violent since the the oppressor ; and the govern­ not enough to keep a family the U.S. supported Portuguese Representative Council. Going to Chicago? 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