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American people misinformed Nicaraguans support government, speaker says by Kim Lanier The Indiana Council of Chur before As a reault. the Contras Seminary at chat sponsored a senes of lectures have little internal The Zavala • last at IUPUI on Central American af Has the neither fairs Nov. 27 thorufh Disc 4 to of amajority of the aar the tttfedti information on this area of Nicaraguan peoplebecause It me world due to me increasing len- sectors of the population that arete According to Roger Zavala, rec ocrorvl neL - tain 1 -i tor of the Baptist Seminary in has been trying to No problem for eld reefaents Managua. Nicaragua, the ■how the urorid that the members of the conference decided Is freely to carry out the lecture tour in the to end the premure, but out Fee-payment date moved up United States because the feel that ssdt influences are preventing it. the North Zavala said The threat from the are given all the information Contras positioned along the on the on U.S policy toward the Con- The real threat comm from US trae. the U.S backed counter military tmd economic support of hi revolutionary government Since the countenevohitinnanm The 1979, he said, Nicaragua has feh (am. Zavala aiad. is that the US are increasiag pressure from Americans, and Zavala said in his country it is m l the Reagan administration took of not the American peo| fice that is op- separation of Church and 'l l is the whole series of it doee not know means separation of pressures which is making bfe dif what It Is doing If Nicaraguans pohtks This, he said. Is not ficult,M Zavala said have to request aid Zavala also said it is because they When the church starts to _ many people bebrve there is no have not gotten it from the West, in L ate freedom in Nicaragua, there ia bi- he said, it Is not fact even more freedom, par t> Thomas ). Liggett. President ly It a bcularty religious of the Christian Theological said
Center sponsors major study Two-year project to examine American religion, culture
by Aubrey M. Woods ligious dimensions in American vll Ten to 12 scholars will meet in definition. and other aspects of the three symposia next year to begin a relationships between religion and two-year project to asset* the roles culture in America and functions of religion in The symposia will be held March American life 13 june 14-16 and Sept 27-29. The project, entitled R ev wan 1 9 6 3 ing America Religion and the Life The scholars will then meet m a of the Nation. ' is sponsored by the general public conference to be held Center for American Studies at March 26-30. 1985 and address IUPUI It will be underwritten by a again the topics of their earlier dis $65,143 grant from the Lilly En cussions dowment Rowland A She mil associate , At the three symposia, the 10 to professor of Reiiggius Studies at 12 nationally known scholars and IUPUI. wrote in Convergent* authorities will address precircu 'Our first concern is to put together lated questions and discussion this ten- or 12-person core consti topics on specific aspects of Ameri tuency that will play such an im can life. portant role and to determine the According to Convergence, a topics for the symposia s focalizing publication of the Center, the sym lecture.' posia will explore The depth and Anne T. Fraker, assistant to dynamism of religion in American Center director fan Shipps, will be public and private experience, the the coordinator of the project role and importance of personal Anyone desiring further informa and corporate expressions of the re tion should contact her at 264-3759 Chinese, American cultures topic of lecture 9 f m w • Wcuhy N w s a pn » l — SawW md w— k sa A Surm-lMpe— e Apprnarfc Is A6u*mh nan*** by M art* Mkkfct adapt t< i the Western world and to ««N fee WUhan Hist gw nCAUT A* furtdy or* m*m*d m i im 6nli me mda mm China and America Cultural f u r t h e r persuade the Chinese to Contacts, Cultural Conflicts a give up thetr own Improper legal Tilt J O B S Program >*m» m m*mmm W fcmmom md S M u m m w md Nov. 20 lecture co-sponsored by system,' he explained This mm. md m n* dgMaan m d pmmmd — plan * TW prupam dm OMm m IUPUI and III, p v t concerned brought about conflicts that have sslsisd afli Wr citizens an opportunity to unders been with the cultures since The isB Nway Ow*fM» a Jss su i tand some of the conflicts between Chinese started rapidly accusing The Iniarnational Students a*k taa*,« 0 wMXisp »**n M a m 7 fm m CA 161 Thee* «m « 'the Chinese and American the west of spreading yuntual cultures. pollution . . ndBfMedMl Historian lonathan D. Spence Professor Spence, a native of did not describe our times He England, specialises in the study spoke instead of American and of China since the 16th Century European interests over ISO yean and has written several books in tfimiwNery at i.^ aneawu ago But lor some students of to cluding The Death of Woman fokanker ran !W«I<> O r I* MSp m m It US [Jr h U day's politics, there were alarming Wang and most recently, The Gate at k U u k w Mr e*tt m n « d *eefc
NkKoU. R*a « ia a Tw h at 413 1321 oaf M i This is what your The Finencfel Alda Office ******no •tup* TV Mas Mrmttenr Romm* Meinori ■M o n who a n purwmt * Wfrvr m e HtM rviaisd to H u m * preaervefteft a hum VirufUtmat lM»rnu AppNcedena for WtemeMpe md cuupmsi ' P ru M u Wnas Summer iemru md dm WN wamamm I ' • i o u * * 4 m | Ml MM IUPUI DAY CARE CENTER 8«l«ct«d Building Cod** I Location* Heme of Sodding AmwesSaSve buseny Spring semester registrationregisti will be Jan. 4. 5, & 6 from 9:00 AM to ax CA 3:00 PM. Maiv Cable Bldg. Rms 128 & 129 U C a ll 264-3508 or 264-2546 for more information IT XI U I f MU at tt M B W A i y N O TIC I; Watch the Sagamore for SAP Student chairpersons MiosiM tend bosk Information about to the Student Activities Office. LV 002. at least two weeks prior to the activity date. GIVE BLOOD - ■ ‘ Volume 12, Number 36 to the editor: ■ December 7, 1983 Bill Nolan E Winter teaches responsibility To the editor: It's getting close to exam time Intro CPT class unsuitable for beginners Let not winter be associated only quiring new skills. again, isn't it7 And that means with discontent. Let its blustery There is an ethics of winter. It many students will flock to the li To the editor: and other languages for the first winds be symbols of humanity's- ^M&ists in behaving and thinking brary in search of a quiet place to I am«currently taking a first 1ime7 worst features, if you must, but responsibly in the midst of study. semester COBOL class and I have The classes do not take a step- then let the crystal snowflakes be Nature's coldest cycle. It calls us to There will be a problem, noticed a definite problem in the by-step approach to the logic of symbols of design, creativity and a consistent response to a consis though, those who will happily ar Department of Computer Techno programming; instead, they jump mystery. Winter's positive side de tency in Nature's behavior. Where rive, laughing, chatting and com logy (CPT). It seems that IUPUI is right into different styles of pro serves equal time. would we be. here in Indiana, paring this semesters chemistry to the place where a lot of local pro gramming. How can a person pro In winter we tend to be more should December be like July7 last year's high-school algebra will, grammers and experienced com gram correctly until they learn the introspective and perhaps less ac Havoc and chaos would abound. at the same time, disrupt the rela puter people complete the required basic concepts? The CPT depart tive physically. The romance of Nature is a continual reminder tive peace and quiet of the library. classes for earning their degrees. I ment needs to either establish a the hearth, the laughter of the to us that we are creatures in the 1 said relative peace and quiet. No am not complaining about that; I "testing-out" system or an entrance snowball-fight, the glow of the ro natural scheme of things. And if library is ever totally quiet. admire their ambitions to g^back exam to analyze one's ability in sy cheek speak to us of vitality and the quality of our lives — if our Why won't these people go to to school and get a degree. programming. The current system life, of relationships and inti moral behavior — is determined the Hideway, where the main ac It has become very evident to is like throwing children into com macies, of being human in a world by the weather, well, what kind of tivity is conversation? Why can't me, however, that the CPT depart petition with experienced adults. very much dominated by nature. people are we anyway! they leave me and everyone else in ment would perfer to cater to these I am going to fight this deplor Snow plows, stalled cars, school No, let winter be winter, and let the library alone while we try to people instead of the newcomers to able system and get my degree, but closings, when you stop to think humanity be humanity. Even as we read, sleep; daydream or write let programming. I have surveyed unfortunately I know of many about them, are but a small chunk sing, "Let it sn*w," let us also ters? members of my c la ^ in d approx people this semester, with excellent of the winter experience — and ev make certain tharour inner selves Perhaps they don't remember imately SQ-percem of them are ability to learn, who have had to en these provide opportunities for are glowing with the delightful fire what "shhh" means. Maybe they alreadyexperienced programmers leave the CPT program because of variety in the human scene, for of upright and helpful attitudes just don't know. They probably and another 25 percent are imvolv- the depressing situation. I can only helping one another, for using time and behavior. Winter and Sum just don't care. ed or work in a computer room. hope that the CPT department will in a more creative way, for learn mer, seedtime, or harvest, let us be Can't we have a litte peace and Where does that leave the re soon begin to look at this problem ing to cope, for growing and ac noble persons. quiet in the library? maining 25 percent — the people and deal with it. Wayne C Olson isTfte director of Metropolitan Indianapolis Campus Ministry - Chris Little who are being exposed to COBOL — T.'Jacobs P ** , December 7,1983 3 Task force recommends changes in student-services system ftrtf hi e itries cause IUPUI is nearby or relatively University home for undergrad by Lynn Pickett inexpensive However, the group uate student* not admitted to a NAVY MEDICAL and Eilam F. Worcester also reported that during this same specific academic un In a report released last month, period of growth, students presen to the report. the Student Services Task Force re ting themselves to the University Scholarships Available commended an extensive restruc were less and lets prepared for col room learning such as testing. Navy Medical Scholarships provide: turing of student services to form a lege a t reflected in their SAT comprehensive Student Affairs or scores, a situation the task force part of the Student Academic Ser * Your full tuition, authorised feea and educational ganization. says hat precipitated nationals as vices Division well as local concern. The Student Administrative Ser Howard G. Schallrr, Executive Both as a consequence of these vice* dtaMaW^ill contain func * The coat of required books and supplies Dean and Dean of Faculties st change* and in preparation for a tional departments with which stu tUPUI. appointed the Student Ser * Rental feea for necessary equipment such as microscope future in which excellence it to be dents necessarily interact in the vices Task Force in M arch. 1983 to increasingly emphasized, a review course of an academic career, such * * A monthly cash payment directly to you. to spend as examine the delivery of student you please! of the delivery of student services as Admissions. Registrar. Scholar services The examination was on this campus was commissioned ships and Financial Aids and Grad Partice«lioa « ths Navy Hsailb E n I.iQ o i. twOalswMa Ptscraa doas long overdue, the report says. net involve any military training nor raquirw wearing of a Navy according to the report uate Services Your acadomit routine and Ufaatyla wiU remain the tame Not since the creation of IUPUI The report recommends the cre The Student Life Services is a in 1969 have student services been ation of a Student Affairs organ consolidation of existing activities thoroughly examined, according ization consisting of four divisions: on campus: Activities and Organ Qualifications for this scholarship include: to the task force report, and during Student Development, Student izations. Residence Life. Disabled that period student enrollment has Academic Services. Student Ad Student Service* and International e Be accepted for the nest entering class or currently increased from 13.382 to the pre ministrative Services and Student Student Service* The task force sent 23.382 Life Services recommends combining them for * in an approved school of medicine or osteopathy The task force noted that in The Student Development Divi increased interaction and con * Be a U.S. citiieo creasing numbers of students are sion is proposed to succeed the pre sequent enhancement of the quali making IUPUI their campus of sent University Division and re ty of support students receive, ac * Be physically qualified for a commission as a Naval O fficer choice, rather than attending be lated structure*. It is designed at a cording to the report For more inf arm a lion Call Navy Medical Programs Officer Lieutenant Greg Thompson TOLL FREE 140M82-9782 Prof wins award for slide show by Thomas Edwards The subject of the presentation it O u t of all the slide/tape pro heart catheterization, a medical GO LD S A L E ! tects I've had a hand in. I am most procedure in which a tube, or proud of this on e," said James W. "catheter,' it inserted into the Brown. AwociateAssociate Dean of the heart throughthn a vein for diagnostic School of JodrnBlfcm at IIIPUI^. g o o s e s $ 15. ° ° l o $ 25. ° ° recently learned tnaF his ^ f t e prpresentation will be shown presentation, entitled Y our Heart to children who arc to undergo the A Star on TV." earned a gold procedure, and fo their parents, in D i s c o u n t s medal in the health category at the order to reduce their anxiety. 26th Annual International Film Brown was asked to do the pro and Television Festival in New ject by Dr. George Lund of the York. Minneapolis Childrens Hospital A grant from the St. Louis Park VICTORY NOLL (Minn.) Medical Research Founda tion funded the project. SISTERS This was a part-time project, to Home Missionaries called it took a while to complete," to serve the poor through Brown u id . "I observed several pastoral ministry, procedures before I started, so I religious education, social could get a feel for the project. Al service and health care so I had to find a kid who was ma programs. ture enough, and articulate." Men's “Omega' Gold 'n Ice Vocalioa Counselor The child Brown chose was nine- Aon AMSaaanxvs Gsnume Diamond accenting you Oaa'ee Box 1091 \ M o n Noll year-old Mathew Perkins. Brown Huntington. IN 46790 followed him from the hospital door to the operating room to hit hospital bed. taking pictures all the Two booklets accompany the way. slide tape presentation. The first Help cure "The most difficult aspect of d o booklet, put together by Brow ns HtRFF JONES ing the project was the actual wife Rebbeca. follows the cancer photographing," Brown Mid. T showwith words and music.The had to shoot 20 rolls in four hours second booklet is for the parents It write now. to eliminate the possibility of miss instructs them in what to My and ing something." what not to M y to the child before ATTENTION SENIORS! After photographing Mathew s he or she undergoes catheteriza Layaway Plan Availabla for ’84 Grads catheterization. Brown had hit tion No Interest! No Extra Charge! daughter Jennifer narrate the be Brown is no stranger to receiv ginning and end portions of the ing awards for photography. At On Dec. 12. 13 * 14 show to achieve the boy-girl last year's New York Festival, he Your Herff Jones Rsprssentstivs combination he desired Jennifer. received a bronze medal for his slide/tape show entitled Caring wMI be at the Campus Bookstore Cauanaugh Hell 7. has also undergone a heart catheterization. for Minnesota* Elderly Martial artists exhibit skills by T1m T « — > PracttHowm of Ta* K « « Dm Dm IUPU1 T m Kwo. Do Club. colored beh* to *ho» theu With Other i m club* that make up knowledge at th* art WhMt « fighting match** Begwron ate net th* Indianapolis T a t Karoo Do dkata* th* beginning Wad. H lake* allowed to fight at tNa stage Club, participated on N ov. 4 In an a minimum d throe month* to ad The IUPU1 T at Kwon Do CWb «** * awe ro exhibition al the Chriatma* Gift vanra to th* yallow b*lt O n m , and Hobby Show at th* Indiana purpt* brown and black bdt* M - day at *J0 p m bi th* Auathary 2 M - 7 M 4 State Fairground* low Th* black bah ruga from Gym d th* P l Natatonum During (he hour long exhibition on* to ten d*grw a practntonei Due* are 110 per month eei *oa member* demorotrated Ta* Karon may teat for a higher dagra* only Do tkilla at th* beginning, intar- with the personal invitation d medial* and advanced leveb Al- Duka Sung Son, Director d the information contact Mtck Campantoa, lag. though they do not practice Tat World Taa Karon Do Amount too Howard at PW -5UI or com* tax g I bhnagaunt Kwon Do with th* intent d doing The IUPU1 club we* *Urt*d harm, member* demonstrated ictf about three yean ago by Chrta defence tactic* Between th* (kill Haggerty d Cornell llnirentry dgptorbtration* end freeetvW fight- The current inetructor. Mick u\g match** member* d th* chib Howard, nplauwd that Ta* Karon broke board* with their hand*, feet Do l a • aerie* of block*, kkks and and elbow* to ahow ihe power Tae punch** Kw on Do im part* to their At the *e**k> Board-breaking i* not part d the form group* d u b * regular training member* or They strewed and body contact is not movement* i allowed chat At the end d the The TRowe Price403(b) Tax-Sheltered Retirement Account gives you freedom of choice and freedom to change. The T Rowe Pncc 403(b)(7) Tax-Sheltered 1W7. Retirement Account p m the employee* TI. How*Rowe KneePncc manaiBcsmanage* mmore ar thantr SB bilhun of nonprofit and educational organizations in mutual fund asaets wb’re aleu thb advantages of retirement investing with advaer to many large corporate pension plana pretax dollars and something more Whichever fund partxipants choore fir thru 403 ARTS The Fi m to C hao* ryh» style stands out, a product of Ed. Robert Lynn Aapm experience and talent. Her story Disney film ‘animal movie’ and more and Lynn Abbey "Necromant" draw* us under its Never Cry Wod plays the activities to man and Ac* Fantoay Book*. 12 96 fearful spell as the sorceress Starring Charter M Smith animal against the majestic scenery The Face o f Chaos is the fifth Ischade conjures up ghosts. of the Artie Northwest in a cons volume in a fantasy adventure scr The lead story, lanet Morris' Directed by C a ro l Btotord tant visual delight Director Bal im that take* place in Sanctuary, a "High M oon," belongs to the sub- lard has found a style (hat fuse* city teeming with the human dregs genre of "fantasy for the strong of storytelling with visual art In the of the Rankan Empire Prince Kad- stomach." There’s enough murder, The teaming of Walt Disney Pic process, he elevate* the film to akithis u sfltl nominally in charge >|Ci1 «»****» *» —sTCmS tures and Director Carroll Ballard new-mythic symbolism Ofcoune, M irfaW ktiteliiiw i. although the Beysib fiahfotk, hav the complex plot to affect the FBI's was a match made in Hollywood the film tofers fUe playful animal h W O n A ing )ust lost a war at home, have crime statistics Heaven. And now. after more than Cut IH.I. VeOeet + Hem* scenes that are a Disney trade escaped here and taken over the ci OCfifi Tfc**lfc«M*4lf * « ■ * . "Mirror Image by Diana l . three yean, that marriage has mark. There are also powerful •4 k *. Cfimn >#•«*• ty with their arrogance and cruel Paxson. offers relief from the eye finally produced an offspring: the scene* that leave one breathless, N N aw litaiidktikli power Wixards Ischade. Lysande gouging Cilia, a sort to medieval recently-released Never Cry Wolf. such as Tyler running alone acmes and the immortal and cursed Enas Ma Kettle, braves gods, goddesses If you're expecting just another the tundra with a herd to ttam- Yorl still weave their spells heavy- sorcerers and snakes to rescue La- animal movie, you 11 be surprised footed soldiers tramp the filthy lo. her beloved husband to twenty- to find it s probably one to the best It was rumored that ths finan six yean. It’s a humorous story streets, swords at the ready; while pictures you'll see this year. cially strapped Diency studios the delicate IDyra catches furtive and a nice portrait to people who The story is as simple as U is were toying with the idea to reieas glimpses of the future. still love each other after a whole powerful. Tyler, a naive biologist, in f a teem sexploitation film in Asprin designed this world be lot to togetherness (Vtagfc). b|> (av pre»«» *1 ** is dumped ill-prepared in the cold, order to cash in on that genre's The IUPU1 University Theater Courtney Spudic and Edward present a series to Albces Zoo Story, directed by student-direettd plays Dae. 9 Mary While 10 in the Mary Cable Studio. SI Amicable Parting, an upbeat 002. comedy, involves the divorce and | T -t & t i" Wary Ignatius Explains It division to property to a y*T*T|____ A JIF or You, written by Chris couple, and climaxes with a dog- topher Durang and directed by custody struggle Kristina Malandto. swill be pre A suspenseful and shocking sented Dec. 9. The play revolves play. Zoo Story is a philosphkal around a dogmatic teaching nun contemporary play which draws whose ex-students include a contrasts between an orderly man mother to an illegitimate child, a and stereotypical 1990s rebel homosexual, a suicidal alcoholic Plays wtll begin at 0 p m both /W and a woman who has had two days. Admission is free but seating is limited. For more information Two other plays will be present about the plays, contact University DUBAWMUIR M M V M xclA I* ed Dec. 10 George Kaufmans Theater at 264-2094 VOtMCKXSCN / Amicable Parting, directed by - Dav* Stafford totofM md m j their way Out o f thetr l+ u t album Immigrants Ren* si/ Iv e lived m a slum sugar plum Georgette dance naked end it did not amuse mo Thu moonlight to tilt sounds af cerns except where they serve to il lustrate ABC's new topic: the econ omic and political situation in England That s not bad in itself, but ABC flounders throughout this album, trying to find a focus in their music It seems that former pro ducer Trevor Horn provided the tight sound of the Lexicon o f Loot, claps and drum machines he is sorely missed on Beauty Stab The title track is the centerpiece of the album Using his character about ready to take off, some odd istic demons!rati^btosages Simon non-melodic, atonal sound shat delineates the "arc of a love affair ters your anticipation. Its The couples relationship is mark disorienting, considering what was ed by one of them loving more than the other Why ran t you loo* me for who I am K the girl asks " Cmue that s not the u>ay the world is bah# Thu is how I love you. baby. her lover answers When the musk stops and Simon s voice echoes and ac- FUNny page Trfargaret in a Female Boucg^oiT Bout Joan Rivers vs vs Rivers Joan Bout Boucg^oiT Female a in Trfargaret ih ol’ problems? world’s with wrestle not hy W ed igr f h Clue Club Culture the of singer lead the time oi departure - or. better yet. the lack of condition - gave gave - condition of lack the yet. at paaaenger* better the or. of ihow* ot condition aerie* - a uaual finiehed The departure Just oi had time who Canada the and Icons," S. 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The Jackson the Space Shuttle - aD to be broadcast live, via sattlelite sattlelite via live, broadcast inside be to aD Cosmonaut* Russian - stranded the Shuttle on Space take the to Crusher The with o Stark Koo I The Antarctic in an even match against the Arctic Circle — polar- polar- — Circle Arctic the against match even an in Antarctic The I enjoyed the (light until Alan, one of the guitarists, raced up the the up raced guitarists, the of one Alan, until (light the enjoyed I y huhsrcd I mgnd arne ek n Ad Roe in Rooney Andy and Welk Lawrence imagined I raced. thoughts My I reasoned. "Why even bother with talks about nuclear warfare! warfare! nuclear about talks with bother even "Why reasoned. I In a exhibition match featuring aging television start. Andy Griffith Griffith Andy start. television aging featuring match exhibition a In Mick lagger takes on Paul McCartney, who it managed by Michael Michael by managed it who McCartney, Paul on takes lagger Mick Idi Amin. Yuri Andropov and Richard Nixon meet the Three Three the meet Nixon Richard and Andropov Yuri Amin. Idi m w on ■ chartered Lear Jet. returning lo Indianapolis with a rave rave a with Indianapolis lo returning Jet. Lear chartered ■ on r ad age rda v. rnes i n Princess and Di Princess vs. Trudeau Maggie and ark EUN F H EB " NEBBl THE OF RETURN ate royale battle sms — MOPD ? « V U OpPCD CM * * ^ V I f AtMCHT f 8 AUCWMONSmSmHJll L SCOWL ML £Co*C Vf&BAL OR ON . iMw i i w w eicMows had been restrained in a cargo net It appeared that the plane and the the and plane the that appeared It net cargo a in restrained been had reality to back me bringing cans, beer !*A DO!!**MAT you Morgan Fairchild when someone tapped me on the head with two cold cold two with head the on me and han tapped Nicks, a in someone Stevie when wrestling start Fairchild Anderson. to Lorn Morgan with about was battle I bondage me dicapped introducing was nouncer. h cin a bu t bgn Sm inkr te igie an ringside the Minnekrr. Sam begin. to about was action The When I came to. we had landed in Indianapolis Alan the mad dog dog mad the Alan Indianapolis in landed had we to. came I When of the passengers, like my Championship Wrestlers and 1. had had 1. and Wrestlers Championship my like passengers, the of UNTIL*'/ TOAST it down for the count. the for down it .'.1 r U C & W ' O ------* — H T f f f l P ^ - y - r Men break losing streak «M tW IUPU-Nn Wayne i h AMI m ( W « M i h « • H -9f at A » School gf Phydcal week and fed to play an dm m m t l m i came bum eat ef m J w i m R * U was hm m the board baei KwUk> We m n ewasaby Mtti M Ivtt McKay butt* The Urvd I UuOaru. ( M n l |, ' W col Tennis tourney to benefit handicapped Another major (porting ev^fw AIM is a _ [ coming to Indianapolis The Pon- organisation, whose goal is to help I deroaa Tennis Invitational, to be individuals with various handicaps Women defeat I held at Market Square Arena Jan. through the AIM Method of Spec I 19. Bjorn Borg, Vilas Gerulaitis, ialucd Movement Education. In M-Southeast | Billie Jean King and Lisa Bonder dianapolis programs will benefit I are the pro talent scheduled for from the money made in the in The I competition vitational > Not an everyday professional Tickets are on sale at the Arena | tournament, the Ponderosa In vita - Boa Office, all t.S Ayres Stores, Southeast S7-S0 Iasi night I tional is a chanty match, with pro- and Ross and Babcock for $13.00, IUPU1 lad the whole way but ? ceeds to benefit Adventures In $12.30. and $10 00. Movement For The Handicapped, — Abby Marmion I Inc. (AIM). the final seconds secured a victory for coach Jles Prices tease AO District forward Nichols scored 24 points end pulled down ia rebounds Gslyen and Pauli Ir win pitched in with 12 and 11 points, respectively IUPU1 wtfl play Anderson Col lapr Friday night at 5 30 m the Marian College tournament Manan wiO play St Mary of the Woods m the othsr first-round game The koeaes will play Satur day at 1 p.m. with the winners playing el 3 p m for the cham pmswlup December 7. « Chid safety seat^topic of program An mibit of 30 models at infant 5-yoam-olds to b* k . Forum on education held this week and convertible car seats car mat In will be displayed m the lobby of » end 4 years This week’s forum on Excellence Dec 4. 7 and I at the Indten^ofo OJPUI the James Whitcomb Riley Hoe old be reetramed either by a in Education wiU h e * get educe Cenveebss C an t* Hoesed by the from the pita] for Children Dec I and 9 car amt or a mat belt Violation of tionel aeuas out of the does* l ft f^ m m e n t tt Idtirortaei, a b from a i m to 3 p m each day the lew m a Claes C infraction, said U S Senator Dan Quayb be- expected to draw about 1 000 The exibit will be sponsored by punishable with a fine of 613 to fore a conference at IUPU1 Uat Riley* Automotive Safety foe $900 week Qtsayle added that the toft Children (ASRC) office which h « Laet year. 710 Infante were kitted nitson ef tofcrai etale and focal pit Tfe purpose of tto forum • te «poM M ty»miM d« w a m p . tK> w t m « * ■ m Am Singkrt to perform ofC*youn§ cfokbS1WThePASfC tfe npoMit 04 Ittn. 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