Tht •lection board of IUPUI announced the LU following results in balloting for lost week's student senate elections. Don Curtis was elected student senate president and Fronk Radaker vice president.
Og PRESIDENT Duoata Curtis DT
Frank Radaker DT SATOR: James Albrecht DT Richard Andres DT John Deng Bnrttaw DT Steven D. Bitters DT Stephen Brooks 3Sth Charles Broyles 3Mb George (Wade) Carmichael <7 Herron Sara Cheaow eth DT Robert Crcvistoo ISth Alan B. Crewe DT WUlism M Embanks DT Robert D. Gaadnif Normal Robert Halter DT Patricia Hetoi Education Ondy Henderson 38th Daniel Jackson 38th Leslie A Jamison Normal Gerald M King DT Louise S Kitchen DT Pamela KUageasmMh Nursing George Kreilis DT Dorothy L Martin Education Caesar, Nego Anthony L Miles DT Referendum Frank Meier DT \ Ndugu Mamina-Withdrew DT and Luck Jim John Rekis DT Scott ScheiMer DT David Sigmund 38th The result of the voting on the During the spring semester Dick Sim moo DT refersodums came out as another new course will be of Greg Steele DT follows fared CM Ancient History II Marianna Tobin 38th Referendum No. 1, Row 34. In addition to covering the Do you favor the collection of history of Rome as s republic a voluntary activity fee on a and a world-governing empire, check-off basis’ Yes 346 No the course deals with the origins 117 of Christianity and the careers Herron faculty Referendum No. 2, Row 35. of famous Romans like Cato the Thelander Do you favor a consolidated Censor, 'Lucky Jim Sulla. Student Government for Caesar, and Nero, and famous to exhibit art IUPUP Yes 404 No 117 non Romans like Hannibal and aw ard $100 Also Ndugu Mumina, ballot Cleopatra The Herron School of Art, 1701 lumber 27on the ballot card, North Pennsylvania Street, will officially withdrew from the Section present a Faculty Exhibition An sward for outstanding All candidates are expected to (Part I) November 5 through student research and writing in remove, all posters and other November 24 history has been established st campaign materials as soon as The Herron School of Art has a Indians University-Purdue possible faculty of accomplished University st Indianapolis in professional artists, who come * memory of Dr Theodore together from many parts of the Thelander Jr., a member of the United States and the world history faculty for nearly a This exhibition gives an op quarter of a century portunity to view a wide variety of styles and media Paintings, The f 100 Thelander Memorial prints, sculptures, ceramics, Prise will be awarded to an Think of it as tuition drawings, photographs, IUPUl undergraduate student weavings, illustrations, and at the final spring meeting of the Students at ladlaaa l aiventty Pardue University at Indianapolis graphic designs are included campus History Club The paper will be a Me to aae Bask American! charge cards to pay far tuition and Approaches vary from the will be read at the meeting, then fee charges, campus hsakslsre purchases, and rental af university abstract to the figurative bound and placed in the per housing after November 20 The exhibition has been manent collection of the IUPUI tfcvided into two parts, with Library The arrangement will allew itndsnti to nse BankAmericards to „ twelve artists represented in pay fees at regP trattou fur their tsars sc nett semester each The second part will be The Thelander Memorial The charf. aids will he leaned upon approval of applications to held in December Prise has been established students 21 an-, eider. If their parents held BankAmericards students The exhibition is open to the through gifts made by under 21 may nse them to chdrge campus purchases and fees after public, free of charge, Monday colleagues, friends, students aanruval hv Indiana National Bank. through Thursday from 9 a m and former students of the late Application farms fur BankAmericards are avails hie at IUPUI will e p m in the Herron Dr Thelander He taucht Admissions Offices, the afflces af the Registrar. Bursar, and Con Galtary, 1701 North Pennsyl history st the former Purdue troller. apd at the Bookstore The Controller's Office (7888) and vania Street, Indianapolis University 38th Street Campus Bursar's Office (tl4d> will answer questions about the use af from 1M7 until 1971 BankAmericards 2 November*. Itn
In order to facilitate enrollments In English THE SAGAMORE courses during Pre-registration, the English LET Department has prepared a list of expended course TUf Soqomoct •* pubMbfd by thf itudteHof Itidtoito-Uhlvtciity. descriptions for courses which are net adequately Purdue un.eervty ft i*»dton#poM v*wx tip rrutd Iff mou of the defined in the catalogue. The list will be available an «j.»or.*i SUM or of tho mdtvtdooi wntori whoit Ippf i r in by or about November 1 In the net T*c\c v*wv do not twccutnly reflect move of the IUPUI edrrxniitrttion toculty or student body The Department hopes that TERS students to make informed program. Editor in-Chief ...... OfcfcVoveo MANAGING Editor ------.'------*HI Nook \ But
Under Stalin minorities accused of 632-7575 "c o la b o ra tio n " w ere not only deported from their lands and ebsprrsed by government troops in Siberia and the Far East, but also forbidden to have newspapers in their own languages, to have schools, to form any tort of group EDITORIAL and had all reference to them ex cised from the "Great Soviet Encyclopedia" This. I submit, is what colonialism really amounts to Worse yet. m 1969. Kruschev admitted in lus famous speech ail of Veterans aid the crimes of genocide against the minorities and then did virtually nothing to improve the situation Stalin’s only effort to "im prove" things was to try and deport the Ukrainians, all 45 million’ He gave bill passes up because he couldn't find enough room in the U 5 5 R. (the largest country in the world) to lose them’ If the Soviet Union doesn’t upset the writers sensibilities then maybe ^ the Chinese Empire under the modern war-lord Mao TXe-tung will Ocl. 24. 1972 thill live on as a day of great happiaeu in the beam According to United Nations in of Viet Nam era teteraat for on that day the preaideot signed Into Ian vestigations, the "People's the Viet Nam Era Veterans Readjustment Assistance Act o11972. R ep u b lic” of China has I quote from the Congress tonal Record ; k was agreed upon that systematically driven out. killed off the rate for a single veteran would he Increased 25.7 per cent to 1229 a or brainwashed the entire month ...As agreed upon, the compromise version, which will be population of Tibet Chinese settlers retroactive Sept 1. *72. provides that a married veteran’s rate will be were brought in to toke over the land increased 27.3 per cent from 1295 to 1291. The addkloo of a child will from the natives and to make Tibet boost the rate about 29 per cent from $239 to 1299. Finally a 31 per cent "Chinese ” Much the same was done in Stnkiang province and in south increase tolls is provided for each additional child.*’ west China—all ethnic populations The Black Student Union wishes to Issue an appeal With the above approved increases a Viet Nam Era Vet can now were forced to accept Chinese to all students for tutoring. If you have any spare participate more fully in furthering bit education by nUlixing these culture (not to mention Chinese funds politics) or be exterminated time to tutor other students on a self-help basis we This act sIso-increases the rates far work-sindy programs and I think a sober examination of the would like to hear from you. We need tutors in almost lowers some of the requirements As the MU is understood at present facto will show that the true colonial every area of studies. You may call 264-89*3 and Che VA will, as soon as possible reimburse veto for the previous mouths empires of today are Ribs tan and leave your name, address, and telephone number and of the current schonl year as weU as the new Increased rates. This Chinese, not American Tim Hunter whatever course or class that you wish to tutor In. reimbursement shall be in the amount of which the veteran would have Let's help each other. received had the act been passed earlier In the year and not to exceed the amount stipulated in the act. 3 Electioh Tourney International NEW YEARS IN The Activity Room at «w Mth Street Campus wUI be gw some of law conference Results the ITO Annuel Peel Tournament Room SSB ef the Kramwri ButiAng PARIS is the place le go l you are in lereeted in caah h tflM on yem aMkty Straight pod e the type Mat A meeting oe the theme T he Octoter JO, 1 TO-Two IUPUI will be played la t » con lest Thor* Ceetemperery Social and tAcuity members will per* wtfl be three rounds la the tour Technological Revekmee aed In iematiesml Law will be haM s( the • 1 8 5 S L tidpnte in Ejection 73 coverage nement and they are as fellows TRIP JiT on lixknnapohs public redo 1) singlr elimination SO b e lt Indianapolis Law School ee Menday suuoo WLAN O eW lor the I ) semi-Ana Is 75 bells November II Of PART FROM IBDIARAPOUI The mm day meeting bet been broadcast will be eseociile Si Anais i m balk NCM faculty member and WIAN P rises wUI consist e f a organised by the InAanapol* L a * Director of News «xl Special Championship trophy and a runner School the Wendell L W iilk* Af TURN TO IRfHARAPOUS Events, John Woytioefc Serving up trophy No entry fee will be Society of International Lew and the JAR 4 m charged for the contest However American Secret y ef hdereauenal as analyst will be political players will pay mdividual time far Law j a m m u h science professor Patrick the tae of the pod table which A number ef distinguished Atm mm McGeever •mounts to l cent per mmute per speakers from m ijor taw centers Ob Tuesday. November 7, penon Semi Anal end Anal gamm are expected to lake pert ta the LIMITED SPACE WIAN ( M l FM> will iU are free conference which wtil deni with the AVAILABLE election coverage at S p m with Rules that wtB be followed err relation ef science and technology national results on National from It I Mr Biliar di Regolatlee and international taw with special MCK BAILIV, DIRICTOR Public Radio's All Things Rule Beak All interested pod emphasis directed (award the 1TUOINT TRAVKL OFFtCf problems of the emerging nation* * Considered From 1:30 until • players can register now si the desk IM U • teem ing ten the world p m regular broadcasts of in Roem MB d the Krannert (1121117*4111 Building The session is s totiow-up to an HCICN ZAPP. classical music on the Second •artier meeting held her* in the Programme will include Assistant Director spring It is also • m!d western Student Activity Otftce periodic updates on the elec regu»al meeting ef the American IUPUI Union Bldg
four acore and 13 An initial three weeks language course, fdlowed by a family stay, will give the student opportunity to CLARKSVILLE, ladltn*- practice the language on a daily Clarksville Providence IJ. basis and k> share in the life of thr Charlestown nothing That was the community For ft)c major part of actual score of s high school football the year he is separated from his game last week in Clarksville fellow American students, living and The visitors, in their first season studying among Scantfcnavians st a ever of varsity football, gained a ‘People s College" (residential total offensively of seven yards school for continuing adult Charlestown coach Ron Dowdell education) or some other specialised admitted his teem was outclassed institution The scoring by quarters was It, 12. f O and JO Quarterback Mike Etiell The fee, covering tuition, room, pasted (or su touchdowns and board, out way transportation and naming back Pat Harris scored two all course-connected travels is touchdowns M HO A limited number of Providence • record now is 7 and •choianhip loans are available For none Charlestown s is l-and4 The further information write to •ole victory was in its opener against SCANDINAVIAN SEMINAR 1M Springs Valley Eaat Mth Street. New Yort. N Y 4 November 6.1172 One of the better albums that i f k k , is out is the new album by the Rusinow 7 Paul Winter Consort entitled M- “ Icarus." Last January they appeared at Clowes Hall as part mim of the Indianapolis Symphony to speak Orchestra s “ Six For the Show" series Demonstrating an in Tuesday, 13 credible versatility there, they I. Bailment do the same here utilizing over Room, IUPU1. SB 40 Afferent instruments, many (Free parking across not so familiar to us There are instruments from India. South After Nonalignment America, and Africa, and more End the World Todsy ” - S ; 0 ) U ) N ] M 1 Rtainow has been too The album is instrumental I in Adriatic E irop r since except for one straight vocal and n he traveled to Vienna, two accompanied with choruses fie and Yugoslavia while It is produced by George Martin, ialoing in the problems of Rtcofdrtvtow and its on Epic Records It is a Habsburg successor states as a Afferent album than usual, and Rhodes scholar at Oxford Univar y> its highly recommended ally He returned to the ares in 1169. One band that has not been after service in the United States heard from for a while, is Pace N a vy. as a Fellow of the Institute of door pnz.es DIVERSIONS They've left California now for Current World Affairs Following a Colorado and their album should year in Vienna he moved to St Antony's College. Oxford, to do be out by the time you read further research an recent Italian. ^rnoch memment this Finally, if you can't get Yugoslav, and Austrian history, and enough of Cat Stevens (even if later held a concurrent appointment the new album lets you down) as s temporary Lecturer in politics there is the album "D aydo" by > and modern European M u m Prof fit, formerly the Alaa Davies, Cat’s second New College He holds a B A Sound. Unlimited of In guitarist It’s his first solo, and Duke University and an M A and D dianapolis, are firm ly en Cat produced it and helped out Phil from Oxford The author of Italy's Austrian llertU ge ISI»-I94S trenched in California soil, have on piano. One song is “ I'm Late" u,lhID; and a forthco set pli nary y a 3 0 )t b ' b e released a new album, and a from “Alice in Wonderland" history of Yugoslavia since tMt. Dr plus much more fun Speaking of new label—Warner Brothers Rusinow has reported for the Field With W arners now pushing fun, was there any at the Frank Staff from Belgrade and Zagreb them, it is certain their fame Funk concert? And Tuesday, since 190 will spread much farther everyone has fun. Happy Having been in California for a L is te n iig ' while now, they released three Jack W iAier RECORD Classical gas albums under the “ Happy T iger" label, none of which were whopping successes (One was REVIEW found in a drugstore for 39 cents.) But despite this funny B| Bill luttelti set for summer “ Drugstore oblivion," the new album (with one side live) So we were all sitting around the The Festival Music Society of Prof Cooper said next season leaves very good first im other day mourning the passing of Indiana, Inc , which has will include five Sunday night pressions , and more is forth- Goethe’s contention that “ men Blood, Sweat, 4 Tears (sob, produced five successful concerts outdoors (weather on it from one who show their characters in nothing whimper, etc ) But bey! Somebody forgot to bury the corpse' Some wise seasons of Baroque and permitting > 00 the Museum some of their ex more clearly than in what they concert terraces, including two periences when they lived on laugh at” has been sub guy s pumped plasma in it and it’s Classical music at the In walkin’ around again' ballet performances, two nights Washington Boulevard .. stantiated over the past half dianapolis Museum of Art. today Let notice be served: B S 4 T is featuring operatic music, and Correspondents report: In century by America’s own unveiled an expanded program alive, well and resurrected on Bloomington, Stephen Stills family magazine, The Reader's for the summer of 1973. one of orchestral and choral Columbia KC317S0. New Bleed Aa Robert D Beckmann, Jr . music (This is an addition of packed the IU Assembly Hall, Digest In The Reader’s Digest you remember last time. David newly-elected president of the one more concert from recent and performed numbers by Treasury of American Humor, Clay ton-Thomas, Dick Halligan, Society. announced that years ) A special added feature himself, and with his group by the editors of The Reader’s Jerry Hyman, and Fred Upaiua Professor Frank Cooper of the next season will be three Manassas, who were missing Digest with an Introduction and hopped the last train out of town and Butler University School of Wednesday night performances Calvin Samuels, bass guitarist Casual Commentary by Clifton a premature funeral was held for the group Now Bobby Columby, Jim Music will be musical director of fine ensemble and solo artists Chris Hillman, usually a Fadiman-published in honor of Fielder, Steve KaU. Lew Soloff, and and general manager for the to be performed in the Howes guitarist, filled in the bass while the Digest s 50th anniversary- Pavi 11 ion, both in the courtyard Stills handled all the guitar this is further confirmed by over Chuck Winfield have added five new 1973 season sounds to the group Jerry Fisher. and in the auditorium Local and Stills also demonstrated his 600 pages of chuckle-getters and Beckmann reported that the Dave Bergeron. Lou Marini. Jr . excellence on banjo and piano laugh snatchers—a whopping Society% is making a strong nationally prominent musical George Wademus. and Larry Willis comeback from the last year artists will perform 1 Following Hu songs were mostly what he 1,500 entries with 130 Aaw ings And guess what' The sound's still when it sat out the season is the schedule of concerts had written while m the com by Quentin Blake (American (he same! because of insufficient funding Specific artists will be an pany of other groups, but he also HeriUqge Press in cooperation The group is a little leas horny to carry out a high quality nounced as they are con
Dear Rupert and Dave: What are the parties in this There has been little response to this article so far (too far) which state? only shows to go you that this school is apathetic. I asked one student Sendak about the apathy that is ever evident. The conversation went like this. Dear Send: Sag: Do you know that you’re apathetic? They are in order New Year, Student: I don’t care May. August 25. Halloween and I'm also concerned with the decline in interest in the Okl, Old, Christmas West What about the Ole West? What about it? What about the old six- RAD shooters** I knew an old six-shooter once He was about 80*years old when I met him, and he died soon after. So what does all this mean to you as a student here at I.U.P.U.I., well it means a lot of things It Dear Rupert and Dave: means that many of you will be making trips to the western part of our Why does-do Rupert and Dave country to see all the old sights, such as Pike's Peak, or his W ife’s ' come out on Monday bust The Grand Canyon is always nice this time of year, the rocks Concerned start to turn to brilliant colors of orange, red and yellow, and begin to Dear Connie: fall off the Mountains and cliffs To see if our shadow appears RAD Dear Rupert and Dave. Are you guys appearing ChipUhrelJ on games anywhere this weekend? This week gang bang Houdini In the old, old, west, there were many, many many cowboys Dear Who: running around with their six-shooters on their thighs, just itching to We didn’t know we had shoot something There were s few women in the old, old west, and A weekly Intuit of rniportent calender Hem and official unieenity nofice* of intern! to the uniotrsHy community Plea** submit Hem to the IUPUI Information Services Office, 127 A BWf , 3tth Street Campus, by 5 p.m. each Tuesday This space is paid for by IUPUI IUPUI RKRUITMEHT SCHEDUU EVBNNC NOVEMBER 6 Following is the current schedule tor student recruitment at COUNSEUNC IUPUI Students interested in interviewing tor career % should ngn up two weekt in advance of intorvitw deft AH mterviows will bo held in Special counting hours for Psychiatric Nursing Meeting, 9:00 A M , Union the Krannert Building et the J0th Street Campus Information is evening students in E n g in e log Deans' Council, 10:00a m , Chancellor * Conference Room furnished by the IUPUI Placement Office end Technology, end In Science, Public Heelth Nursing, 10 00a m , Union hove been u t for Nov M , from IUPUI Deans'Coucll, 10 00a m , Chancellor'* Conference Room Nov 7. Gene B Glkk Ce., Inc , (AAS/ART 65'C N T). ttgnupi 5:30 to 0 p m Dynamic* of inter Personal Relation*. 11 30a m . Union E 4 T Student* mey tee Prof. Indiana Rehabilitation Association. 11 30a m ., Union ***N o ^ V Cincinnati. incorporated. (AAS/et E E T . BS/ft E E T ) Freser In A121-0 on Wednesday Perinatal Planning Committee, 17:00 noon.. Union sign ups bogm Oct 75 end Prof Peele on Thurtdey In Society of Manufacturing Engineer* E xecutlve CommltfW, 7:00 p.m., Nov I, Allstate Insurance Co., (enyeroo), sign ups begin Oct 25 A235 Science student* mey tee 730 A. 30th Street Nov 9, Citiitnt Ges A Coke Utility (65 CPT IS M ET Prof. Sem uelt in K31S on Jesus Student* Fellowships 0:30p.m., Union AAS CHEM TECH. CPT. M E T), sign ups begin Oct 76 Wednetdey end Prof. Flake In Nov 10. Roti Enginoering Co. Inc IMS M E, BS M ET K 137 on Thurtdey AAS/MET. M OOT) sign ups begins Oct 77 Nov 14, Public Service Indiana IBS Acdg,Fm. Mgmt. 6 Admin NOVEMBER 7 Mktg IDE. E E T,M E T AAS E E T Assc'Acctg.Mgmf 4 Admin Otc Mgmt), sign ups begin Oct 31 KsavATtoes f o « Nov 14. Messechusett* Mutual Life >ns Co (MS or BS any General Elections. 5 00a m , A Auditorium. 30th Street business or itb erti eroo). sign ups begm Oct 31 RUKKAIS BID Physical Therapy Program. 0:00a m . Union Nov 15. National Life 4 Accident IBS Any area), ngn upsbegm MROV.IS Muslim Student Association, 0 00a m , Union Nov I Joint Chairmans'Council, 11:00 a.m., 149Krannert, 30th Street Nov 15. Wm H Block Co . (BS Mktg. Retailing), ngn ups begin Lett dete for getting reser- Dynamicsof Inter-Personal Relations, 11:30a.m., Union Nov 1 vetiont for the ISU Medrlgel IUMC Toastmaster's Club, 17 00 noon. Union Nov 16. State Mutual Life Assurance Co (BS business area w.tn Singers performencet In the Family Seminar-D Acts, 7 00p.m . Union prior business experience) sign ups begin Nov 2 IUPUI Union Bldg, it Science, Engineering, Technology Committee. 7 00 p.m , B60 Nov 17 Blue Corss Blue Shield mot yet determined) s.gn ups Wednetdey, Nov IS. Krannert, 30th Street begin Nov -3 The fettive pegentry of the Principles of Nursing Seminar, 7 00 p.m , Union Dec 1. Traveler* insurance Co (any degree any area) sign ups 16th century will be on ditpley in Family Law Panel-IHETS, 3 00pm , Union begin Nov 77 the Union Building on Dec 0-9 et iUPUl Animal Care Committee, 4 00 p m , Union Dec 4. Altman Enterprises (BS any tree) sign ups begm Nov the ISU tlngert pretent thit Red Cross Water Safety Instructors. 7 00 p.m., Union 70 prelude to the Christmas season Indiana Society of Implant Dentistry, 1 30p m., Union Authentic costume* of the ege will support their performance, end the Union has planned e NOVEMBER 0 MUSIC FOR YOUR LUNCH menu to compliment the tradi tion end lore of the occasion Lunchtime performances by Wednesday Dec a Shor Ticket* ere 55 75 each end ere Muslim Student Association. 0 00 a m , Union local high school singing groups tndge High School New available in the Catering Office Indiana Home Health Agencies, 10 00 a m , Union will be held »n November and Establishment II 45 of the Union Building Question* Inter-Agency of Public Health Nursing. 11 30 a m , Union December at the Union Building mey be referred to Mr* Reba Educational Resources Tour. 17 00 noon. Union cafeteria Nix, 764-7350 Marshall-Aires Performance, 17:15 p m., Union Geology Club Diamond Lecture, 4 00 p.m.. Student Lounge. Krannert, The IUPUI lectures end Con. vocation Committee announced APPLICATIONS FOR NIKON FACULTY 30th Street the following schedule State-Wide Laryngectomy Committee. 5 30 p m . Union B.S. NlIRSiS DUE EXNIBIT*WOtKS Wednesday Nov 0, Marshall High School MersheHeires. Applications for certification Pert I of an exhibition of 17 IS to the baccalaureate nursing works of the Herron School of NOVEMBER 9 Wesnesday Nov 15. North maior to begin the nursing ma Art faculty began yesterday Central High School Music Men. lor m January 1073 ere to be (Sunday) and will continue 11 45 completed by Nov 15 through Nov 74 in the Herron "A Holliday Happening with Flowers". 9 00 a m., A Auditorium, 30th Wednesday Nov 77. Warren Applications are available from Gallery Hourt are Id p.m. daily Street Central High School Madrigals. Sharon Marsh Room 114. Bad except Friday Part II of the Nursing Education Meeting, 9 00 a m.,Union 17 15 Residence exhibit will begin Dec. 3 and run IUPUI Faculty Council, 3 30 p.m , Union until Dec 77 American Chemical Society, 5:30p m , Union Red Cross LifeSaving, 7 00 p.m , Union Citizens for Religious Freedom 6 Abortion, 7 30 p m , 767 Krennerf, IUPUI EAST COASTERS 30th Street ACADEMIC CALENDAR 1972-73 MAY fLY HOME NOVEMBER 10 FALL SEMESTER 1972 Wednesday Nov 72 Student* living on the eatt THANKSGIVING RECESS (fust day) Monday N ov 7 7 coast may have bargain flight* CLASSES RESUME Credit Union Meeting, 11:30a m . Union Monday Dec 11 home over the Thanksgiving and CLASSES ENO (last day) Pharmacy 6 Theraputics Committee, 17 00 noon, Union EXAMS BEGIN Tuesday Dec i? Christmas holiday* Relative Analgesie Buffet. 17 00 noon, Union EXAMS END (Iasi day) Monday Dec 10 The Student Flight Office, in Muslim Student Association, 17:30p m., Union SEMESTER ENDS Wednesday Dec 20 the Student Activity Office in the Local #1477 Meeting, 3 00 p.m . Union Union Building, ha* S74 round- Clinical Pathology Meeting, 3:00p m , Union trip flight* to New York for both Christian Medical Society Friday Night Clinic. 7:30 p.m.. Union holiday* Seat* are available t NOVEMBER II NVtSf S HOST FIOSN O iU n c trtS lio n ti Ladica CluDMtaUng. 10 00* m CampuaAAiniatry. II 0 0 «m Union Full Got pel Buainoti M ont Followahip BrooMoat. I a m , Union Bali Residence will be site of 00 Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. 3 00p m . Union the 1977 Freshman Nursing Day, Frtahman Nursing Day. 10:30a.m., Union Kappo Alpha Rti Frolarnity. 4 00 p m . Union to be held Oec. Ilfrom 10 a m to Rolatlvo Analgesia Buttat, 11:00noon. Union IUPUI Black Student Union, 0 30p m , Union Christian Medical Society Meeting, 7 30p.m.. Union 4 p.m. % “ » 8 November 6. 1971 Classified ads tTuocMM heeded •© m i * W * Full 'm, UJIM I • Breakfast of Agpt* mi prtM frw* Candidate Quiz 0(( Hk* RAMT TIM « pro m o tM l | N M W i « » • M UM hr 9m m Mm *!** c*4l 547 M7* H R } H v 1 • Weil gang itfa s etoettaaelection timeU se again li t time farfa the 11 ysur alii la t 00 GHOMPions?? exercise. 144. That’s the way. PnU th a tlr.. . . But wait! Who— f simple gala and sat S r— m. t>«erooom 4p*r»m #ct» sJiut.Mwt. clean and qu*+ c*,.U3.ng how yen stand tar ah) "n»'» d^oraiad. 175 tt man im 1. Who k running Norm Alabama, phona 914 M l a. Matt Welsh Some artificial mouth* at the Indiana U m vtm ty School of Denuatry are h. Otk Bowen r a s y s it t e r n s c o c o 2 oan a « m chewing on the theory that breakfast cereal* are bod for teeth Mwrt o . « t r a n q u ila n Dr Si moo Katz working in the Oral Health Research Institute at Uxhaoa c. Gary Owens Si oo homt ana can if I foil Uni verityP u rd u e University at Indianapoli*. report* that aocne preliminary d. Hopphy Hopper result* from the artificial mouths indicate that some conventional breakfast t. None of the shove N lfD C O raadtrs tar oi.no »lud*o» it cereal* do not cause the dental grief* which dentists had expected them to 2. What b rannlng for preside* * .ni»m b»o ptaaoa can Ma 1754 cauae a. Undo Jranees r UCAMORC (iM K la d am yOur wav K The ultimate results may be breakfast cereals with increased nutritional h. Richard Nlxan rtacti 75 000 ptapN Call 744 4001 a*j values which actively prevent tooth decay c. Gaarge McGovern M l tor Oup Ralph Nader Generations of dentists have Thu work u part of a com N fdw va goi ** can Mlp wit *t SAC e. Arnold Ziffle .1 worried that breakfast cereals prehenaive program in which the •.ant adt art cheap Call 744 4001. or 3. What congressional district da you Uve in? drop .n Ca US encourage tooth decay findings will be tested in animals The cereals are made full of sugar and eventually in humans The a. II ____ -* ______and we usually sugar them some animal research is currently at the b. tot 71 TOTOTA Coror* M«Mi a v * v more when we sit down to breakfast Preventive Dentistry Research c. • • eo •>% IlffJ 75)0)47 The theory hgs been that the sugar Institute by Dr. James L McDonald SO YOU AR1 HA VINO a Mart l,m* turns to acid in our mouths and that Jr . and Dr George K* Stookey e. none of the above. ve.'.n« Earn >•« SAG h«p r«v the acid cuts cavities in the teeth under another Quaker Oats grant 4. Who is yaor present congressman f ,» • •ti t-ad aa *»» ctiaaptr man But this logical, p redictable » \n Arap a. Rupert and Dave process dues"not occur in some of the b. Beaay and Cecil O ffO C O o*M »rs'0,f ont tamaia artificial mouths which have been rw rn^V* r«nt SSI a monm toca'td c. Andy Jacobs Vovm can -u «**c chewing some of the standard brand cereals in the institute'! research d William Bray N l i O TO «♦* ,ov/ mauaoa *0 m§ ^laboratories e. none of the above. OwTt.O* nor id’ T r, a SAGAMORE nan. Something in some of the 5. Who is rannlng against your congressman? cereals - Dr Xatz speculates that it Ford grants a...... N A N T E O In t Pi|«< M tr«o »o work may prove to be a combination of b. Dr Pblbes