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Spring cleaning Board votes to increase tuition once again ■ T he IU Board of Trustees has voted to increase the 1994-95 tuition for in-state undergraduate students.

In life, it's hard to find something to depend on - unless you are a student on an IU campus The IU Board of Trusters has voted to raise tuition fees for the 1994-95 academic year, claiming the increase was necessary to maintain IU's high-quality education Tuition has skyrocketed 15 percent in the last two years, and the tuition hike to S97 a credit hour for in state undergraduate students is no surprise to many. But lUPUI's seldom- publicized decreasing enrollment may be Lnrnllment has decreased al the university ft* the second consecutive year. Dean of the Faculties and Executive Vice C m /lit Chancellor William Plater said the early Wether* from At'* Window and Specialty Cleaning waited the outside window* of the elevated cross**** over Michigan Street last week. enrollment returns for continuing students have decreased again. When asked if enrollment decreases are related to the tuition increase. Plater remarked. “Well, there undoubtedly is some correlation. But the (tuition) increase at Indiana University New platform to bring ‘sense of u n ity to cam pus is below that of several of the other in state institutions” ■ Record number of voters turn political science, competed for president government more accessible for the Modcntv In relation to Indiana's stale market. PUier against Mohamcd Al Qualali. Benjamin and said that the Student Center would he a said that JUPUl’s “value and quality of education is below market. But yes. the Hunter. Carmen D. Marshall and Tony start out for IUPUI student I he continuing increase in costs of education have Whyde. Also. Schmidt wants to oiler activities for been a factor (in decreasing enrollment)Z’1 government elections. Also elected were: Friewi Ghuim. vice Undergraduate Student students using the activity fee they're already “Recruiting efforts and communications of president; Azcnith Ranglc. comptroller, and Assembly represents over paying. One idea being diwussed is to have on all kinds would he helpful (to increase By Monica Kodowskl Jennifer Berthiaume, secretory outdoor concert al IUPUI. during the spring of 1 9,000 students and enrollment)/* said Chancellor Gerald Bepko The platform of the ticket was to bring a '95. This would take place in front ot the old “We do have a Marketing for Lnrollmeni seme of unity to the diverse student body who even though under 1,500 library/Student Center Other policies this ticket will implement are committee” to look at all aspects of this A record number of attend IUPUI. voted, It's definitely a Schmidt's main priority is to fight for the to obtain student access to teacher evaluation Student Center. “The Student Center is a place step forward." reviews and to better fund the minority groups The committee has made its report and elections for Under­ Bepko said IUPUI has “implemented parts of graduate Student where students could come to relav, cal. play at IUPUI. KrnSrdc Ken Scales, cunrent president of the USA. the report we can afford to implement Bepko Assembly, conducted pool and study - somewhat equivalent to the VS Ahraim Union Building al Bloomington - yet still was a chairjvrson twi the election committee added from March 28-April 2. Bepko said the Trustees’ decision to increase Todd Schmidt and his geared toward non-traditional students by and was very pleased with the outcome He having maybe a post office and movie rental.*' said. “The Undergraduate Student Assembly enrollment was wise and will help maintain a entire Diversity ticket higher academic quality He said the 7 percent Schmidt said. Schmidt informed o! activities within each represents over 19.000 students and even hive been elected to increase was fair. serve for the 1994-95 The Diversity ticket will be sworn in May organization, and give these groups an ttk

Greek organizations combine efforts Rumors abound concerning ■ IUPUI fraternity and Intercollegiate Athletics. Riverpointc benefit our community” Collegiate Housing. Shadeland SizzJcr. TGI “Students will notice and perhaps want to be IU presidency selection sororities to raise funds for Friday's and WZPL have also contributed , a part of an organization that contributes to favorite charity organizations. prizes and different types of services for the the community ” Helton added ■ Bepko denies candidacy: chanty affair. An awards ceremony will lake place on WZPL radio personalities will kick off the April 14 in the courtyard of Riverpointc Congressman Lee Hamilton By Beverly Thompson fundraiser by making introductions of the Apartments from 4 3 0 to 7:30 pm . to 7W Safamert committee and chanty representatives at the recognize the committee, participants and may now be top choice for official grand opening at 11:30 a m. on sponsors. Students are invited to play presidential search committee. Five IUPUI Greek organizations. Alpha Phi Monday. April II. basketball, tennis and volley ball during this Alpha. Delta Gamma, Kappa Alpha Psi. Phi Information about the charitable time. Mu and Pi Kappa Phi. have combined effort* organizations will he provided throughout the “Do Good” is the motto for Quiroz's IXrlta By J.M. Brown 7h StfQwwrT 10 showcase their philanthropic philosophies. event. Gamma Sonvity. They will present ‘tjreek Week” April 11* Quiroz said the different Greek organizations ••Contributing to the community by serving 14 from 11 a m. to 4 p m. in the library wilt have stations manned with students ui as chairman of Greek Week is great Chancellor Gerald Bepko categorically courtyard puvs along information concerning the various preparation for a career," she sad. denies he is a candidate for the IU Many across Indiana believe Hamilton According to Maria Quiroz, event chairman philanthropies “We (Greek members* have responsibduicv presidency, but presidential search wouldn't give up his 29-veor seat in the and Delta Gamma sorority officer, the main "This is the first time that hisuhs will be set We work hard and we're proud of whal we’ve committee member Richard Fredlard sad House of Representatives for the IU purpose of the fundraiser i* to promote their up with printed materials about each c “ Quiroz sad otherwise. presidency chapters on campus and raise money for philanthropy.” Fredland. political science department The final selection should be announced charitable organizations Quiroz said. chairman, said that Bepko and I* S Rep Thursday Information booths will he set up in the S e n i o r Lee Hamilton. l)-lnd . are two of the final Hamilton represents the ninth district and Greek organizations and charities courtyard and each organization has chosen a journalism five candidates fur the II presidency resides in Nashville He graduated with charity to share onc-fifth of proceeds with. major Vicky Alpha Phi Alpha - Christ Presbyterian Church Iatile league Harry Gonso. IU trustee aid presidential honors from DcPauw University in 1952, Money will he raised from activities such as Helton. a Delta Gamma - Sight Conservation Aid Hi the Blind search committee chairman and official and earned his law degree from the Indiana Basket hall Free Throw, Tricycle Race, Barney member of Kappa Alpha Psi - Big Brothers of America spokesman, reluscd to comment on University SchiHil of l aw in 195ft Dart Throw and Presidents Pic Throw. Phi Mu lln Mu - Children’s Miracle Network whether Bepko or Hamilton are finalists or Hamilton practiced law from I93H to “We want to break the stereotype that Greek Sorority, Pi Kappa Phi - PUSH America il they ever applied for the jtib 1965. and entered Congress in 19ft5 organizations only have parties/* said Quiroz, supports Bepko has repeatedly said he is not a Heavily involved in his legislative work. n t e want people to know that we care about Greek Week Corporate sponsors candidate he the jHnifton Hamilton is the chairman of the Hihisc scholastics and our community /* because ”h “Right now. my remaining at IUPUI committee m i Foreign Affairs, co- Several corporate sponsors have provided let’s people Cameron Springs Marsh Find Stores would sen e a better puiystse.” he said chairman of the joint Committee on prizes and products in addition to monetary know that Coca Cola Polar ke Hamilton was unavailable lor comment, Organi/aiKHi *4 Congress and member of Greek Greek Graffiti Riverpointc Apartments but his press secretary sod Hamilton is nm the House iVuuvraiu Congressional Coca Cola. Cameron Springs, Marsh h**J organizations Indiana Sports Corporation Shadeland SizzJer discussing his supposed coidd.* v Campaign Committee, the Joint Lconomic Stores and M a r Ice will furnish refreshments ivi campus are IUPUI Bookstores TGI F iday s “All that should he left up to the selection Committee and die I S ciroup of the committer/* sad die press secretary far the three-day event. Greek Graffiti. Indiana making IUPUI Intercollegiate Athletics WZPL North Ai!.iniu VscmNv Sporu Corporation, IUPUI Bookstores. IUPUI money to Pag* 2 • The Sagamore Sagamore April 11.1994

PAID ADVERTISEMENT The Student activities Page INFORMATION COMPILED BY BRIAN MOORE s 4 ctcv< tie& Multicultural Festival of the Arts The Multicultural Festival of the Matters," and his soon-to-be &zle*tcl

• Intervarsity Student Fellowship has T h e Dr. Cornel West, a writer University. West has written more Affairs. end philosopher fro Character of Caring People' Bible study every Princeton, will epee than 12 books including the New The event is sponsored by the Tuesday from 3 to 4 p.m. in ES 2108. Everyone is festival of the arts. York Times best seller. “Race Office of Multicultural Affairs. welcome. Bring a friend.

• The International Affairs Club. Global Studies, Applications for ambassadors are each organization's philanthropy. the School of Public and Environmental Affairs, available in the Student Activities Office Materials are available in the Student the department of political science and (LY 002), Career and Employment Activities Office LY 002. International House present their Great Decisions Services (BS 2010), Student Affairs Lecture Series with Charles Winslow and “Islam Office (UN 129), Herron School of Art IUPUI Cheerleading tryout, and Politics: Egypt. Algeria and Tunisia,' from dean's office and Ball Residence Hall workout and meeting 12:15 to 1:15 p.m. in CA 323A. (BR 134). Deadline for applications is noon Wednesday April 13. For A tryout meeting/workout for IUPUI Wednesday/13th information call Freda Luers at 274- Cheerleaders will take place April 12 • The Newman Center presents a “Midweek 3931 or Karen Marks at 274-3211. from 8 to 10 a.m. in the Natatorium Menu" meal every Wednesday from 5:30 to 6:30 Indiana Health Auxiliary Gymnasium. All interested p.m. Enjoy an all-you-can-eat homecooked meal Association mootings males and females are encouraged to for only $2.50 per person. The Indiana Health Student Organisational Communication attend. Association will have two meetings in Association field trip • Intervarsity Christian Fellowship conducts “They the month of April. The Organizational Communication Walked with God: Study of Old Testament Gina Frajola, Master of Social Work, Association will be sponsoring a field Characters.' every Wednesday from noon to 1 Shakespeare In the Courtyard will speak on “Anorexia and Bulemia' p.m. in £ 3 2108. Bring a sack lunch! trip to a local hospital to see a local from 1 to 2:30 p.m. April 5 in BS 4087. hospital's communication area C.U.E., the student theatre Jeff Bonner, director of the firsthand. The trip takes place Tuesday organization, will be performing in the • The Graduate Public Affairs Association will have Indianapolis Zoo, will speak on “Non­ April 12 from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. courtyard in front of Cavanaugh Hall an organizational meeting from 8:35 to 9:35 p.m. profit Management" at the IHSA To participate contact Alicia Butler at and the old library. in BS 4087. MPA students in SPEA: Get the meeting from 1 to 2:30 p.m. April 19th 271-6977. The day of the trip, “Shakespeare in the Courtyard" takes GPAA going again. Please attend the meeting so in BS 3023. participants must meet at 8 a.m. at the place April 12 and 28 from 1 to 2 p.m., the club can plan for the 1994-95 school year. All Nominations for officers of the IHSA Mary Cable Building. and from 12 to 1 p.m. on April 20. The MPA and PMC students are welcome. Pizza and are due by April 15. Nomination forms organization will be performing selected beverages will be provided. can be picked up at the SPEA Student monologues scenes from some of Greek Week celebrations In Services Window in BS 3027. playwright William Shakespeare's library courtyard In April • The Advocate will have its general meeting from 7 Announcement of the officers will be works. to 9 p.m. in BS 4095. Come and meet students from made at the April 28th IHSA Awards Greek Week will take place in the This event is free for anyone Butler University. The Advocate is a student Luncheon. Lforary Courtyard during Monday April interested, so invite all your friends and organization for all gay, lesbian and bisexual 11-Wednesday April 13. Take a break come spend an hour with William and students, faculty, administration and friends. Students sought for IUPUI from the food court and enjoy hot dogs company. and popcorn or have some fun at the Th>iraday/14th Student Ambassadors numerous sporting activities that will Students in any school or division • The Indiana Health Student Association will have take place. present essay exam workshops an Earth Day Celebration in the Library Courtyard who have a minimum 2.5 GPA, are in Also, there will be booths set up to from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. A large semi, converted good standing with the university and inform the campus and community of Help reduce the stress of final exams into a high tech emergency response vehicle, will have completed at least 12 credit our Greek System and their by attending the English Club and be on display. hours at IUPUI are eligible to apply for philanthropic projects. Writing Center's essay exam a Student Ambassador position. This event is sponsored by the IUPUI workshops. Frlday/15th Student Ambassadors work Greek Council which is comprised of These workshops will take place • This week's topirf at the International House's throughout the year hosting university members of Alpha Phi Alpha, Delta Monday April 11 from 2 to 3 p.m. in SI Coffee Hour will be South Africa. The meeting conferences, receptions, seminars Gamma. Kappa Alpha Psi, Phi Mu and 115 and Thursday April 14 from 11 a.m. takes place at 5 p.m. in the International and other special events. Pi Kappa Phi. Money collected benefits to 12 p.m. in S 1115. Commons of Warthin Apartments. * Saturday/16th Student Government Student Organization Elections • The National Society of Black Engineers will The last House of Organizations The Undergraduate Education Center student council office. The offices of play area youth in a basketball game at Fall Creek meeting of the 1994 spring student council and the Organizational president, vice president, secretary, YM CA in an effort to help the minority and under­ semester will take place Friday, April 15 from 12 to 1:30 p.m. in BS Communication Association will be treasurer, senator and alternate senator are privileged youth in our community. The game 2006. conducting elections this month. open. takes place April 16 at 1 p.m. Important topics will be covered The UEC Student Council The Organizational Communication at this meeting, so all representative elections wiH be accepting Association elections will take place Sunday/17th representatives should plan on applications lor candidates April 11 -18. Tuesday April 19 from 4 to 5 p.m. In S1102. Student can pick up applications in the Refreshments wil be served • The Newman Center conducts a mass/religious workshop from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. every Sunday.

How Student Organisations Forms Due For Monday/18th May Submit Items by 5 p.m.: Publication Get Involved! Date: The Student Activities • Zonnie Gorman, BA in history from the University Programming Board is excited about of Arizona will present “Navajo Codetalkers of January 10 January 17 the upcoming year and the Pick up a S a g a m o re submission World War II" from 12:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m in the January 17 January 24 opportunity for developing programs form from the Office of Student January 24 IUPUI University Library Auditorium. The event is January 31 that will be of interest to the students in celebration of American Indian Week which Activities (LY002). Complete all January 31 February 7 February 7 February 14 here at IUPUI. The Board is takes place April 17-24. information on the form, including February 14 February 21 responsible for planning a variety of contact person's name and February 21 February 20 campus-wide activities to meet the February 28 Tu*sday/19th telephone number. Return the March 7 social. educational and recreational March 7** March 2 1" • The International Affairs Club, Global Studies, completed form to the Office of March 21 March 28 needs of the IUPUI students Student Activities by 5 p.m. on the March 20 April 4 Applications are available in the the School of Public and Environmental Affairs, April 4 April I t Monday prior to The Sagamore Student Activities Office LY0Q2. the department of political science and April 11 April 18 Completed applications are due by International House present their Great Decisions publication date. The Office of April 18 Apnl 25 April 25 Monday. April 25 by 4 p.m. Lecture Series with Victor Wallis and “Argentina, Student Activities will date stamp May 2 Questions may be directed to Freda and prioritize all completed forms. Brazil, Chile: Democracy and Market Economies,' -Note these datesl No issue dunng at 274-3931. (Refer to the chart at the right for Spring Break! from 12:15 to 1:15 p.m. in CA 323A. Get involved in campus life and publication deadlines.) make a difference. April l i. 1994 News Page 3 • The Sagamore

Program helps students gain focus News Briefs ■ Mentoring Corps gives middle school student* can achieve weekly afternoon sessions at community in which you live/’ said students opportunity to Tracy and optional outside activities “Also, I will have the experience of University aids In Thompson. The Student Mentoring requested by the mentor and approved working with students in middle Twoway video share advice, support Corps coordinator. by the child’s patent or guardian school, an age with which I have education series youth employment “Research reveals that task-oriented IUPU1 students interested in being a worked. I really enjoy working with For the 11 th consecutive year mentoring programs provide greater mentor take a three-credit hour my mentoring partner. Tony. It makes Though currently limited, two- IUPUI will lake part in the structure and also help empower service-learning course which me feel good knowing I am helping way video will be more widely Summer Youth Employment youth by giving them something they provides training for maintaining him out just listening to him and being available in the near future. Program for high school students The Student Mentoring Corps, an can call their own." Thompson said. successful mentoring relationships his friend." Pierson explained Professors from the IU School This year’s program will take IUPUl/Indianapolis Public Schools Thompson said helping the Rve rUPUI students are pioneering of Education and School of place bom June 20 to Aug. 3. mentoring ^partnership, is seeking adolescents focus on their future the mentoring program during the Public and Environmental For more details on how the college students to work with eighth carter decisions is also a main aspect 1994 Spring Semester, *1 am impressed with the results of Affairs will discuss their program works and student grade students from Crispus Attuck* of the mentor program. These students are: Shelley the Mentor Corps Program." said experience using both full- availability, call the Human Middle School in a service learning ‘XDoc of this program's tasks is lo Caldwell, freshman with undeclared Annie Mayes. Principal of Crispus motion and compressed video. Resources Administration at project. help adolescents focus on a specialty major. Andrea French, junior Attucks Middle School. The video conference will be 274-8931. Requests are due by A federally funded program subject or career choice, something psychology major. Alex Pierson. “I believe that the mentors are on April 15, from 2*3 p m in the May 2. sponsored by the School of Education senior biology major, Gloria Quiroz, committed lo the students and that the Education School, room 2129. and the Undergraduate Education students are benefiting greatly from For further information, call the relationship with the mentors," Center, the Mentoring Partnership Menton will be giving the youths major and Patty 274-8880. Seminar to dbcuss offers IUPU1 students the opportunity they work with what they need most - psychology major, added Mayes. time and attention, added Thompson. Pierson said he “We hojpe to see the number of service learning Menton are required to provide 60 Mentoring Partnership to help the participants in the Student Mentoring Experts to discuss “IUPUI students provide hours of mentoring with their partner Indianapolis community. • Corp expand in the future" said groundwater flow A faculty development seminar throughout the semester during “1 fed it is important to help the on April 6 will explore the theories and practices of The TU School of Public and integrating community service Environmental Affairs will with academic study. sponsor a conference aimed at Julie Hatcher of the Office of studying groundwater modeling Wishard begins first ad campaign Service Learning will lead the technology at the University discussion. Place Conference Center on The event will be from 1:30* April 19-21. ■Wishard joins in battle 4:30 p.m. in the University Otto Strack from the University Library, room II10B. of Minnesota who has developed with local competitors for For further information, cal) the flow model that is currently 278*2370. health care consumers. being used by the Dutch government in the Netherlands, and Mary Anderson of the Experts to educate University of Wisconsin will address the conference. about child abuse Wishard Memorial Hospital, whose For registration information, medical staff consists of Indiana contact Harriet Roden berg at The Riley Hotpiul Child University Medical School faculty. 274-2700 Advocacy Committee is planning its quarterly child abuse last chanca to buy conference. Through the use of eight local radio The conference will take place license plate on April 8 in the Meiks other local competitors, Conference Room on the fifth Methodist Hospital, in an If you would like to buy 1 1994 floor of Riley Hospital's phase gain more business. license plate, you can pick up two. The week of radio ads will application forms at the Vision The conference will run from Wishard nearly $15,000. Center in the Union Building or noon-1 p.m. One of Wishard's ads includes a call 274-2323. It will focus on Child Abuse testimonial from Mark Doucey, a The plates cost $35. of which Issues: Crossing Countv Lines. patient who was treated in Wishard's S25 is set aside for scholarships. For more details, call 274-8271. bum unit after being severely burned in a 1992 mid-air collision that killed $i» people. 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African American, Hispanic American and Native American students have until May 110 apply for 10 Minority Achievement Scholarship* for (he 1994-95 school based on sales. Operational costs year. running the program are paid through The program, established last year, the chancellor’s office. was designed to help diversify the Espada said he hopes lo eventually student body atIUPU1. First-year students must have solicit individual and corporate T h ere has always been a long­ received a combined score of 900 on donations from alumni and the standing committment of the the SAT or 21 on the ACT, have community. university to increase diversity on this graduated with a GPA of 3.0 on'a 4.0 Other Minority Achievement campus, and one of the ways we scale and completed a college Scholarship committee members ate could do that is to offer some kind of Timothy Langston, dean of students; incentive for minority students to The scholarship* are funded with Florence Rogers, administrative consider IUPUI/* said Jo*e Esparto, income earned off the use and sale of assistant; Lavcroc Sutton, director of director of student financial services. the Indiana University logo Thai minority student affairs; Robert Espada said this program is the first means funding can go up or down. Bedford, director of multicultural

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The IUPUI A Gift Waits for Rose EAUrinCbrf Guest columnist reflects on emotions after encounter with homeless woman last month. Sagamore »ore than a month has passed since I've coat looked Thai coat and the hot coffee were her only Voftar&*Mb«» klnd46202 C1994 n» 3 seen her. yet she visits me almost daily. defenses against the long winter mglu ahead. Among the various demands in my And the old paperback probably wasn't on the cunent best­ Ml, workaday world, this elderly woman seller list, but it was an adequate, if temporary, diversion with pale, rumpled skin and slits for eyes imposes from her daily struggles herself upon me regularly. She continues to elbow For most of us, winter is a time when we warm ourselves on Research vs. Education her way into my conscience despite the fact that a schedule chock full of holidays It's a lime whfrn we can tell we've never spoken. each other that every thing is going to be all right Between ■ New breed of college professors must be research- What's more, she probably wouldn't recognize the holidays the anticipation of spring primes us for the sense me as distinct from any of the dozens of oblivious of renewalthe change of seasons bongs oriented, yet emphasize the importance of teaching. people she had to weave through that night. But But there are no holidays for Rose No sense of renewal. And although she was surrounded that winter evening by his might be a good The winter wind pressed against the shopping RAPT1 F IT P*°P,C wcrc much better off, she sat there quietly for classified ad to recruit With a grant from (he mall doors as this woman - who I'll call Rose - 1 I I aboutaVviitl an .in hour.hmif She iMinuslseemed mu.-kmuch toolrw\ proudnntu.l toin askauunl in June Page 6 Sagamore April 11.1994 ______Sports

Women’s, men’s sports not equal Sports At Purdue the female student hod) 17k suit was settled out of court, Compiled h Btwj m n Cm ■ Athletic programs across the country are being faced makes up 44 percent while the will) the unisenily agreeing to numher of female athletes makes up sponsor a varsity squad, build a new with the difficulty of equality for men and women. Mel Garland Award The program sends teams of around 30 peaent field and pay damages and legal fee*. volunteers into the backcountry, The number of female athletes al So. how do athletic departments more sports lor guys than girls,'* Senior soccer player Scon White where they spend a lOday By John Gearid* Bolkvk said She is not saying that both schools is close lo the national achieve this equity demanded by law? iontnhtmg U TV Stifamort won lUPUl’s Mel Garland "vacation” on projects ranging average The Big Ten conference adupted a she should base gotten a scholarship Award, the highest honor given to from trail maintenance in Texas lo The biggest rcoMXi for much of the policy that gives the member school* but that young women should be a Metro student-athlete. bridge building in Wyoming. note: gisrn a fair shot inequity in the number of athletes and five years to reach a p u l of 60 percent Editor'\ The folio* mu affair While received the award last Volunteers should be experienced finances is (outball The average Div. male athletes to 40 percent female. iv an unalwti o f u m m t ihanxr in 'There were twice as many hoys Sunday at the Metros’ annual hikers, 18 years and okier. inirn tMrtiuiic aihlrtm than girls who got scholarships from I-A learn consists of 112 players. Only the University of Iowa promises awards ceremony. For free information about the my high school,** Ifolkvl added "I 'Toothall is like the arms race,” a 50-50 ratio In 1*172 the puling of Title IX of Sophomore guard W es Breeding program contact American Hiking don’t think it*% fair that guys hate Wolf said. ”lf school A hires a coach While this is definitely a step in the the f ederal Education Amendment* won the men’s basketball Mel Society, P.O Box 2016a then schools B. C and D also have to. right direction and far better than prohibited gender discrimination at Garland Scholarship Award. W ashington D C 20041-2160. ______“If school A present differences, it still is not equal. federally funded vchvxil* Yet for At IUPUI the The Metros also honored the f a n equity be achieved?” Wolf vime reason the athletic department* athletic one-third of its student-athletes department practice asked. "What is equity ? There is no Scholarships at colleges and unisersities across the who had above a 3 0 GPA for the country remain primarily devoted to consists of eight “The Inevitable facilities or clear definition of what equity is. The men’s sports sports, four for weight moms courts will determine as time goes growth of women's Soccer player Edmund Leinbach reminded of millions of dollars in then schools B. o n ” Since the installment of Title IX. the each sex; and tennis player Michelle Yoder scholarship money going unused women’s and programs is going C and D have to. ”A kit will depend on whose eyes numher ol young women participating were the recipients of the Metro each year. The money may be men’s basketball It’s a never- you are koking through.” Wolf sakl in pre collegiate alhleiics has grown to be at the expense Athletic C ub's Academic going unused due to the lack of tremendously. In I¥71 only 4 percent and tennis, ending. vicious "It doesn’t seem equitable to me to Achievement Award. information on how to get it. of football.” eliminate (sports) without knowing all of young women played in women’s soft­ cycle. A kind of However, the National Sports inter scholastic sports, while today ball and volley­ keeping up with the facts.” Foundation has developed a new However. Wolf, for one, is happy to Vacation hiking approximately onc-lhinJ play ball. and men’s the Joneses kind publication with forms, sample of thing ” sec the rise of women’* spurt* That same change also incurred at baseball and American Hiking Society warns letters and tables of information to The inevit­ ”1 think you arc going to see the college level Before Title IX only soccer. people to lake a vacation. assist student athletes w ith the According lo athletic director Hugh able growth of women’* programs is continued expansion of women’s 16 percent of college athletes were The Washington D.C.-bascd trail over 100,000 collegiate athletic Wolf, the ratio of male athletes to going to be atthc expense of football.” spurts,” he said ”1 think that’s great.” women as compared lo 33 percent education and advocacy group is scholarships that are available female athletes is fairly even, roughly Wolf added. As lUPUI’s athletic program grow*, today looking for people who want to each year. 51 male to 40 female, with the It ha* taken 20 years for the full it has already become affiliated with Merc is where the controversy combine a vacation of excitement, For more information on how to difference being accounted for in the implication* of Title IX to start being the NCAA Div. II and plans on begins Title IX does indeed seem to companionship and fun with hard get a collegiate scholarship, large number of soccer players felt. This is mainly due to women becoming Div. I. The problem* being he getting more women involved in w ork, as part of its Volunteer contact the National Sports athletics and thus providing more "Scholarships arc offered in all across the country taking their case* Vacations program. Foundation in Qakhunt, NJ. women with the opportunity to play at sports,” Wolf said. to court. a* a reminder to the administration to the college level Since lUPUI’s athletic program isn’t Sanya Tyler, women’s basketball ensure equity in its programs. Nearly one third of all college as large as Div. I school* such as coach al Howard University, sued the alhkie* are women, so why is only Purdue and Indiana, it is a lot easier school under Title IX and the Federal about 16 peaent of college athletic for it to have cqtity. Equal Pay Act. budgets al located for women’s sports? As the intercollegiate athletic She earned $34,OX) a year levs than Denise Bollock was a two-sport high department expands Wolf said they the men’s coach, even though their job IN THE ARMY, school athlete from Lafayette who description* were similar. The court graduated in IW6 Although Bollock programs as men’s. 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NewCrue The Paper* analyzes journalism cover-up angle ■ With a cast of prominent actors. Ron Howard- he.lion decides he'll physically reviewed directed film takes a look at the newspaper business. overpower Alicia and turn flic press m machines off He wasn't counting on Alicia bloodying his lip and throwing By Amy Tovsky By i.M. Brown Metro editor Hemy Hockett. Keaton, a couple of on target uppercuts After TW.r is on the story He convinces his worn-out, cancer the kittle o< wills. Alicia tires Haskett stricken Editor in chief Bcrmc While, and forces the incorrect dory to run Movte: The Paper Two yean ago* when Motley The lunacy The cniunevs The Um- Cnkr announced the departure of played by Ki4vrt Duvall, he needs on the liont page Start: Michael Keaton. Gkmn minute, nail-biting action of a As it Henry didn't have enough lead singer Vince Neil, faro and “Droppin' Like Flics” is a funky, more time to land the biggest cover-up Close Mansa Tomer problems, his pregnant wife Martha, radio-friendly tune dun includes story since Watergate * : Now Showing Imagine Entertainment'* new who is on leave from the pjfvr, gscs references lo war, death and other But the bkxxhhirsty Keaton runs rricavc. The Taper portrays the gritty, into a complicated labor, and the heavy metal band. aspects of a changing world. into a few snags in his relentless between-the-lines and behind the divtors don't know it she or the kibv The answer is here. However, fans of the “Wildsidc” investigating and ruthless reporting scenes operations of one of New will live Henry finishes his story and The release of Motley Crtle’i altitude need not be disappointed. and it exists the per over S12,U») York's largest daily newspapers. The rushes to the hospital to he with cad though a> the cncourogahle Mrs self-titled disc last month marks “Hooligan’s Holiday ” “ftjison every hour tlocket (is past the Sun. Hacked. who tries to force her the beginning of a new musical era Apples” and "Welcome to the Martha, who ts played by I W Oscar All the reporters in this fast-paced winner Mansa Tomei husband to care less about career and for the band. The album is a heavy, Numb” are reminiscent of the 80s The toughest obstacle Haclett flic will do anything, including fist 7he Toiler is an excellent Ux»k into more about family S ir's witty She’s guitar-laden effort that showcases CrOc. while adding a groove-laden encounters once he’s done w ith fighting on top of hot press machines wuik vs rtumugc and the siruggk* ol electric w ith energy. anti v »ewers the musical talents of each member twist to account for a new sound, a Puht/cr hopeful material is his as Glenn C lue and Michad Keaton's the sexes can’t help hut love her (IXm’l worry, of the bond, including new new lead vocalist and a new image. managing editor, cutthroat Alicia ambitious characters do. to gel the Keaton and Close turn in superb she lives through the difficult frontman John Combi, formerly of There art few disappointments on Carter (CkM). honest news story and send New performances as overworked, ego pregnancy f this album. Although the hand Alicia is a no nonsense, power York .mo scandal inflated journalists And veteran actor In short, lhe Tnjter oilers an For this album. Croc combined members have admitted a few die­ hungry woman-m-a man's wield Duvall was true to lorm as a well exlubraltng and accurate jsrrtrayal of their traditional rock 'n* roll hard Croc fans might he lost, this Two representatives of a financial tyrant To settle personal differences, respected, but over the lull sodgei conitTigxirary prim jinimjlism. big attitudes with a new level of album proves Motley Criie does firm have been brutally murdered and site pulls rank on Keaton alter While who loves the business loo much to cftv life and. os its advertisements have the talent and the strength lo the New York M ice Department leaves fie the day and won’t slop the quit although hts health is tailing promise, relationships in “wtiri, produce an impressive and overcome the criticism and the have implicated two inner-city kids in already running presses to re-run Mansa Tomei outshine* the entue manuge and oilier forms of combat complaints they have recently the dastardly deed But never tear - Keaton's hot. new sliey with the ‘ Power to the Music/' for received. example, uses a raw Mick Mars The musicianship of Lee, Mars guitar riff that is supported by and Sixx has greatly improved bassist Nikki Sum' s and drummer during the band's two-year hiatus, Tommy Lee's pulsating rhythms, and it is obvious that the industry's e c o ^ ' while capitalizing on Corabi's patience has paid off. range and musical flexibility. Motley Otic has rr-cmerged as a rock 'n* roll giant, and its U S. tour Sky*' are two other blistering that kicks off this summer w ill rockers that solidify the level of surely be a success. The disc is available in two Departing from the ‘Tjirls, Girts, versions - the songs and the format Girls” and "Dr. Feelgood” rhetoric. are the same, but the 20-page booklets accompanying the album of turbulent rock and acoustic are different. Also available lo fans melodies accompanied by the is a mail order CD or cassette Vancouver Symphony Orchestra. featuring an extra song and a solo Us lyrics“U nleold man track from each Crue member. contemplates suicide twice a day/ Although Motley Crile's new Life's passed him by/ Little old style and musical approach is woman scared and blind/ Left different from the Vince Neil-cra, alone in desperate times/ Life's they should have no problem re­ passed her by” illustrate the Crile'a establishing itself in the minds of increasingly serious lyrics.

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Doors open at 8:30 p.m., Foundry play The Patio with The music, theater and art. showtime is 10 p.m. Vigilantes of Love. 4 Swell '4 1 ' The Smithereens get second chance with their fifth ■ After being fired then rehired by a new The move may hove actually taken The Smithereens buck to their rtwtv While the Uncup has remained intact for record label, East Coast band returns. 14 years, including guitarist Jim Babjak, bassist Mike Ntcvanxv and drummer Dennis Diken, many other area* By Trent D. Me Nee toy had changed ms Recording in New York for the first lime since "Especially Ft* You” and bringing back producer Don Beauty and vjdncvs art pan of every pervon'* life. Duon began die "new approach which is basically the old However, it take* true artistry to impart thca* emotions approach" “It was just the four of us this time, with. I think, one When an artist i% successful in doing so. he know* it. instance of piano from Don. There is a lot less production Such is the case with Pal DiNiuo. lead vocalist for The on this album than even what we did on ‘Especially For You.’ I felt it was necessary for us to go hock, and I think T m very happy with the new album. I wrote the song* the results speak for themselves. Recording was more to make me happy, and they do. (The album) truly is *A comfortable this time than it ever was. and Don’s Dole with The Smithereens.* “ DiNizio said. finding a way arranging prowess was better than ever," DiNizio said to work hi* band's new album title into the interview. "Lyrically we’re a bn different than the Last few records. While the 12-song record won’t be released fur another Like. ’Sick of Seattle.' It's about a kid who moves to week. DiNuxi ha* been promoting the project for some Seattle to cash in on the whole grunge scene, but gets there time. The bond finished the album in record time: just loo laie. There’s a few pioneering bands up there, you under three week*, a* compared with the four months it know, but not many. The song is meant to address that, it's took to record their most successful release. 199I’s "Bk>w not meant to he an insult to the great city of Seattle." U p - One thing that hasn't changed for 1994 is the band's “It all came so easily, it's essentially a live album/' be rigorous touring schedule. The Smithereens have long been regarded as a "rood bond." They played 150 shows While the recording may have gone quickly, the time last year even without a new record to support. between albums has not been brief or easy. The "It’s what we do. All our show* are good and memorable Smithereens were released by their original label. Capitol, - dare I say great. We never tire of touring/’ just prior to recording “Date " However, rehearsals are another matter. “We were fired from Capitol when a new president took ’’They're planned for early May. but it’ll only be like S%*Cm*sjftCAfbK»+ over - someone who's not particularly a Smithereens fan three days. Sometimes rehearsals take the edge off a live t Tha Smithereens are (from toft): Dennis Diken, Jim Bebjak, Pat DiNtzto and Mika I In a way. it’s been a blevung. We’re very happy with RCA performance. This time out we’re doing the whole album (the bond's new labelk" DiNizio said. start to finish, then we'll take a break and come back to do he is pragmatic when asked about the possibility of failure. factor went down a long time ago " "We're getting to deal more hands-on here in New York, some older stuff, coven and B-sides/’ DiNizio said. "If we fail I envision myself living in New Orleans or "Our video factor has been down since *11/ but I don't doing thing* like designing record coven. It's a whole lot When the band docs come to town, DiNizio hopes Chicago. I’d sell off all my possessions, listen to classical porticulariy miss it. My ego doesn't propel me to be on better than a phone call to L.A Certainly the change was a Indianapolis fans will make "A Dale with The music, smoke cigars and sell cigarettes and coffee stage. I just like it because it can be fun," he said. bit of a shock, but I kinda saw it coming." he added Smithereens" and continue their success story. However. I'm not in this for the fame - the recognition And what better way to make a living.

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ell, maybe not all the way lo the moon, but a journey into space, nevertheless However, the nervousness that many people might expect to encounter undertaking such a task didn't really affect Dr David A Wolf. W’That launch is the ultimate culmination of all your hard work.” Wolf said "It is probably the most spectacular eight and a half minutes of your life - it's certainly the most critical. "You hit about 3G* (three times the normal drag of the earth's gravitational force), and encounter lots of vibration going from zero to 17,000 mph in eight minutes. Thai shuttle is absolutely venous about getting into orbit. "1 would be nervous or scared if I didn’t know the quality of our team. My big worry was just not making it into orbit and coming back down." he said But make it he dkl. and he remained up there 14 days last fall before returning to Barth, completing the longest shuttle mission up lo that time. ‘Throughout the delays I thought more about the guests than myself," he said. NASA needed three countdowns lo get Columbia going, with various equipment failures postponing

“All my family and friends got up so early. I didn’t really want them to have to do that again. Whether I launch today or tomorrow doesn't matter. I work at NASA every day."

Wolf credits the hard work of others for the success of their mission, but he doesn't tack a r6sum£ replete with hard work of his own. The Indianapolis native graduated from North Central High School in 1974. received a bachelor's degree from Purdue in 1978 and a doctorate in medicine from the Indiana University School of Medicine in 1982. After completing his internship at Methodist Hospital. Wolf completed the U.S. Air Force flight surgeon primary training in San Antonio. Texas. "1 can’t stress enough how important education has been for me." Wolf said "North Central had programs in physics, biology and chemistry that provided excellent preparation for * college. Really, the whole Indiana educational system deserves a pal on the back." Whatever accolades the system receives. Wolf*s father said most of the credit must go to David "He far and away surpassed our wildest expectations. His mother and I are certainly very proud of him. "He always talked about being an astronaut, from his early teens all through college. But it wasn’t just talk - he thoroughly prepared himself by reading books on space and the astronauts. He really pursued his career in a professional manner." said Dr. Harry C. Wolf, a local physician Education isn't everything, though, as Wolf also held numerous jobs throughout his career He worked as a research scientist at the Indianapolis Center for Advanced Research from 1980-83. While there he developed digital signal and image processing techniques to produce high-resolution medical ultrasound images. Wolf said the "slate of the art" images have aided significantly in the detection and treatment of tumors. Wolf joined the Indiana Air National Guard as a medical corpaman in 1982. and continues his duties there today as a flight surgeon. W olf s father said David loves the Guard, as evidenced by his commute. The younger Wolf travels from his home m Texas for weekend drills with the 113th Fighter Squadron in Terre Haute "As a corpsman. I realty started learning some solid skills ... in aerospace medicine from many of the flight surgeons already there. They were all pretty smart guys, and they helped me become a full-fledged flight surgeon by the time I finished my internship (at Methodist)." he said. In addition to his medical duties in the Guard. Wolf flew for several years as a weapons system officer. "Most people just get ‘familiarity' training, but I wanted more," he sanl. He got his wish, with two ov erseas deployments where he flew F-4 Phantom jets. Now he flics F- 16s and T-38s whenever he can "All astronaut pilots fly T-38s for proficiency. They’re safe and cheap to operate, but it is a handful. There's no auto pilot on that thing." he said.

Of course, all work and no play can get pretty boring. But Wolf is far from boring, according to Alccc McIntyre, crew secretary on W olfs shuttle mission. Wolf could not be described as a quitter. He knew the “You can't just observe these things, you have to "David knows when it’s time to conduct business. When training would be tough, just as the application process was experience them, and that’s what SLS-2 was all about If it's that time, he's all work. When it's time to play, though, he difficult w e re going to build a space station, we need to know the knows how to do that, too," McIntyre said "He's a great, fun T here are not many slots available at NASA. One of the effects on humans. At NASA we’re using the expertise of guy socially. Really, he’s one of my favorite people m the hardest pans of my life was just getting in. My application international partners - Russia, the EU (European Union), astronaut program." wasn't accepted three limes before 1 finally made it on the Japan and Canada - to provide an orbiting international McIntyre recalled one exciting social interaction with fourth try. laboratory," Wolf said. Wolf "You really have to learn to deal with rejection. You must Those are NASA's future aspirations, but they're not far “He took me flying one day at Clover Field 1 told him lo just move forward in a positive manner." Wolf said. from W olfs own. be gentle. He was anything but gentle, but it was really fun Certainly the most publicly visible portion of W olfs work “I'm looking forward to numerous more space shuttle He’s very proficient (at acrobatic flying). I never thought I'd with NASA occurred during the space flight. However, that's missions, including space station assembly and manning. In he heading straight tow ard the ground doing a Hammerhead only a small piece of the whole picture the Guard I'll continue to function as a flight surgeon." he (maneuver) and be grinning, but 1 was. That’s how good he "All the projects I have worked on at NASA have been said is," she saul. both stimulating and worthwhile. It's not just about being an Wolf refuses to rest on his laurels. He was recently McIntyre has been fnends with Wolf since she was astronaut.” he said "We’re also scientists." honored with the Indiana Distinguished Service Medal, and assigned to be his secretary four years ago. She worked As scientists, the crew continued the work begun during has received three NASA Superior Performance Awards and elsewhere at NASA for a few years, but was delighted when Space Lab Sciences-1. a previous mission. five Space Act Awards for inventions and patents. Rather than they were reunited for this mission. "As part of the big picture we looked doady at how slow down, he prefers to expand his horizons through f% +cm*t,4 HASA "Working with the whole crew was a wonderful experience. human physiology changes in space. Gravity masks many continuing to work for both the Indiana Air National Ouaid The training - well, rigorous doesn’t even come close to physiological phenomena. Research in a micro-gravity and NASA. desorbing it I have a great deal of respect for David He's a T h ere’s no age limit (to be an astronaut). As long as you brilliant man. but still very down-to-earth." McIntyre said many areas of basic and biological research. can pass the medical exam, you're OK."