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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Activities at CORE Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Guardian Student Newspaper by an authorized administrator of CORE Scholar. For more information, please contact [email protected]. November 14, 1974 Vol 11. Issue 20 Wright State University GUARDIAN Washington Week enthralls audience by Samuel Latham Washington Week in Review, the top rated show on PBS, visited Wright State Sunday- night. It was the first time for thr show, part of the Artist and Lecture Series, to visit a college campus. Four of the nation's leading jjournalists. Paul Duke of SBC news. Peter Lisa go r of the Chicago Daily Sews Times. Neil Macneii and Charles. Cordray of the Baltimore Sun comprise a panel that discusses the latest news items and happenings in Washington and around the world every week. For approximately 30 minutes the journalists discussed their Final exam schedule p 8
views on a number of topics of national concern, and the first I to r Charles Cordray, Neil Macneii, Peter Lisagor, Paul Duke, from Washington Week in Review topic was the results of ihe recent election. Mscneil said that the Congress which was "slightly conservative, WSU traffic violators may end up in court has now become sliyhtly liberal," but that it is only by Nathan Schwartz advanced courses in the i Ken Davenport, Associate a SiO fine which Holloway can "philosophically liberal. To Fairborn or not to Sims explained '.hat WSU Police Dean of Students, said it was his appeal. Fairborn. became the question are classified as special police understanding thai the officer Sims confirmed that the ticket "It has become in Congress a last week for WSU traffic and that all special police must had discretionary power in had been recalled. Sims also said one party government" and the "country could be very close to violators. A Wright State student hav« 262 hours of training. He matters of moving violations and that in serious violations. DWI oi called the Guardian to complain said thai 15 minutes is about the that he was meeting with Sims property damage or persona a stalemate government," added Macneii. about a moving violation he time it takes to write a violation to straighten the matter out. injury accidents, the violations He went on to say that received that meant a court uste because "validity of the Later Davenport said that the would have to go through the "President Ford is a man of for him. operators permit has to be Holloway ticket had been Fairborn courts. quite conservative instincts and Tim Holloway told the verified and the owneiship of re-called from Fairborn and the Sims said he was sorry the barkjjround" but that he feels Guardian that, while riding his the vehicle must be verified." charges against him dropped. Guardian got the wrong "things will be worked out, I motorcycle from the University The stop sign in question is Holloway was then impression regarding the center towards Allyn Hall, he necessary Sims said because of University citation which • don't think Congress is a question of policy or law. plaything for those in office." failed to come to a complete traffic, "A person coming out of stop at the sign next to Allyn. A the parking lot cannot see traffic Cordray, recenhv returned ty officer stopped him and to the right because of the from a conference of "banke/s citation for the planter." and mutual fund people" in violation. Holloway said the Paul Phillips, student Recycling discontinued Florida and claims that, the general consensus of the officer, D A Seeworth. informed ombudser, also became involved by l.ibby Keller "The trailer was being used as economy was "bleak, iiwit plain him that the matter would have in the case after being contacted If you've been wondering nothing more than a trash bleak." to be resolved through the by Holloway. Phillips said Sims about what happened to the receptacle by students." Bell "Wage and price controls are Fairborn Municipal court had told him the moving said. Only paper can be taken recycling trailer formerly located going to (wcome very attractive When Holloway asked if that violation policy was just that, a outside the receiving dock and other materials were being to the Congress." said Cordray. was mandatory the officer said it policy and not law. Phillips said in the traiier along with behind Allyn Hall, don't wonder [Continued on p 21 was up to the discretion of the like to see the policy anv longer, it's gone. Numerous arresting officer. I. "I would like to see it reasons for its discontinuance Bell also said "people would Holloway claimed the officer kept on a university level." said were cited by Donald Bell, never replace the larp covering was incompetent because it took Phillips Director of Purchasing. the trailer after depositing UC faculty "almost twenty minutes to write something, allowing water to up the ticket." Holloway also soak the paper. This became a claimed the sign was useless as it WSU growth penalized hazard for us to haul sny where. unionized traffic in only one "Alsc, the price of paper has CINCINNATI (U PI)—The o. He said he talked to gone down so much that it is no American Association of Carl Sims of Security Kegerreis tells faculty longer worth the trouble of University Professors (AAUP) and Sims told hini be didn't Trucey Jayne Thompson increase were inflation, collecting it." has been selected as the official know who had put the sign there Wright State President Robert enrollment increase, and chanfje Bell said, "We are planning a collective bargaining agent for or why it was placed there. Kegerreis outlined the Board of of faculty mix (faculty members University wide d'.ive on the faculty of the University of Sims however said, "The .-.mte Regent's bier.mum budget get paid more the longer they weekends by placing boxes Cincinnati. us no option In the during the Fall report to the are with the university). inside the building. Right now Results of the representational " and that any moving faculty Tuesday in Fawcett Kegerreis hopes to reduce thre is no space available for the election heid last Thursday and violation must go through the auditorium. student-teacher ratio, which at boxes because of the furniture in Friday were announced courts of the municipality under The Regents are asking a WSU is comparable to other the old cafeteria in Allyn hall. I Tuesday. who's jurisdiction the university state-wide budget of $550 state universities at i to 21, and want to get with the Eco-Action Of 1,259 faculty members falls. million, a 70% increase over last to improve the subsidy program group on campiis and see some voting in the election. 676 voted As to competence of the year's budget. The budget wtll covering the faculty student support but most of the to authorize AAUP office;. Sims said Seeworth also cover salary Increases and compensation increase. interested persons have representation and 58 J hold* a degree in law cost-of living wises. "Higher education in Ohio has graduated." & gainst the propo .. enforcement and is taking Cil*d as reasons for tt» budget (Continued on p 2] [Continued on p 2] 2 0UARD1AN, November 14.1974 Washington Week plays to small WSU crowd | Continue from p 1] f 0 that brou ht [Continued from P111 .."Waw„r jin ,thhe mjdd)middiee east Ls NeUoNelson n Rockefeller'Rockefeller'ss chuncechancess *<* " I"**'* " « followed Iexte extendinn g the usual j 'The picture was one of „ likely next year and Kissinger's of confirmation as vice-president some laujfis to the otherwise hour program to over two hours. deep and lingering recession." big job is to keep that from was the first question. seriously overtoiled A short press conference was What is needed is "tax cuts or happening," said Cordray on the "My instincts tell me that he presentation. held afterwards in the faculty more government spending or prospects of another war. has about a 100% chance" but Numerous other questions dining room. both" he said. "Israel thinks it will take hts "gifts may hurt liim," Macneil Among the things wrong with Egypt that long to get ready," responded. the economy are wages keep he explained. Regarding Kissinger, l.isagor CIS looks at activities by l.ibby Keller going up, prices continue Peter l.isagor added thai "the said, "he is brilliant, he is an students interested in trie field One of Wright State's upward, productivity is down, ejection has not solved our absolutely superb politician" but of television oroadcasting. information sources for students we are unable to meet exports, problems, it has accentuated he "practices band aid Presently, there are 20-25 and faculty is through the and the coal strike, according to them." diplomacy." students participating, but »e Cordray. Campus Information Service. l.isagor feels that "Ford A question concerning the are always looking for more." CIS provides information about A "5% surtax will affect only should change his cabinet and recent sweep of the election by Stacey said. all University, departmental, and lower consumers," he added. advisors." the Democrats was explained by Stacey also said the group functions. On the increased defense Following the discussion they Macneil. production of the programs is spending, Cordray said, "defense The programs are taped twice answered questions from the It "is partially Watergate and it run on a voluntary basis and nt. spending is up lo keep up with audience. is partially the baj taste of a week and arc shown on academic credit is given. Any inflation." Democratic politicians. It's an monitors in the lobbies of Allyn student is eligible to participate economic thing, the Republicans and Millett Halls, Mondays and Stacey said CIS is independent WSU growth penalized can't deal with inflation," said Tuesdays at 9 am, noon and 3 of faculty aid which makes the Macneil. pm arid on Wednesday and experience valuable for students [Continued from p 1, Kegerreis also said he had to He observed that the election Thursdays at 10 am, 1 pm and -4 who help. closed its doors to many people, check on the regional centers of democrats because 'hey were pm Information covered by the Kegerreis said. "The goal of any being set up. "I don't know democrat! increased most CIS is one of the few broadcasts ranges from campus college is to raise lifelong what they do " he said. "I know profusely in the lower status operations on campus that is happenings to personal:'.-, education expectations. There they are costing a couple million offices totally run by students. profiles. are only islands of excellence in dollars and that they arc According lo Joe Stacey of CIS, education." l.isagor added that "it was Groups interested in probably nothing more than a Richard Nixon's political party there is rarely a faculty member publicizing their activities may Kegerreis said education could bureaucratic barrier " not Gerald Ford's political present at taping sessions, which becomt more available to all by submit the informaticn to the Di Andrew Spiegel said there party" that caused the usually last one and a half hours Dean of Students office, which ; freeze on :.tudent fees, an wer« no plans to change the "vengefulness" election. each. improvement of Ohio co ordinates the program, and it teviure system at Wright State. "I'm in love with N'eilMacneil, "We try to make the Instructional grants, and the is then forwarded to the H.» did mention that the how stiff is the competition?" experience a learning one for television studio. maintenance of the War Orphans university might hire people for Scholarship (which is less than limited tei's* one per cent of educational When discussing salary, Spiegei money available). said "We are very much aware of Unionizes Kegerreis said there would be a the salary needs of the people." (Continued from p '. j RECORDS & FRESH problem in convincing "the lie also said that salary university has slightly more that; legislature and the new governor information, since it was a 1,400 faculty members. that higher education" deserved matter of public record, would Raymond Roiwing. treasurer the larger budget be provided to the library. of the AAUP chapter at the Kegerreis also said that VEGETABLES LtT Dr John Treacv, Academic University of Cincinnati, said "Wright State is being penalized Council chairer. said a review of only about 15 universities for being successful while other th? Promotion and Tenure nationwide have elected to schools are being rewarded for SALE. Jazz, Popular, Blues, Bluegrass, document for WSU was authorize the AAUP as their iosing students," during his c currently taking place before the collective bargaining 50 OFF Classical, and Cutouts discussion on overearned Academic Council and that the representatives. subsidies. Council hoped to vote on the Rolwir.g said among the latest Mon, l ues. Wed An overearned subsidy occurs 1975-76 document during the to vote AAUP representation 11-9 We are able to special order when more students enroll at a December or January meeting were Tempi) University in Thurs, Fri. Sat most alliums that are still Univei-sity than the budget Philadelphia a K! Wayne State II am -12 midnight allows. The Board of Regents University in De.roit. Sun Noon - 5:00 in print at No Extra Cost can deliver WSU's overearned subsidy of $700,000 to Ohio State which underearned their subsidy (fewer students enrolled DAYTON WOMEN'S Ml,Mill (I VI\R INC then allowed for in their budget). Kegerreis said that Bowling Green, who received part of 3640 So. Dixie Drive WSU's overearned subsidy, "has 9 to be elope to number one on the list of schools not needing (financial) help. Central State University, for example, did need our help. An Outpatienf Abortion Clinic "Dampen down those request you're making for special expenditures," Kegerreis said, "and help me prepare my report For Pregnancies i.ess Than 10 Wks.-$175 to the Board of Regents.' TOYOTA PREGNANCY TESTING BY APPT.-S12 TUNE UP GUARANTEED 10,000 MILES" Your second tune up is free, il your car fails to run in 296-1306 tune within 10.000 miles of the first one How can you beat a deal like that? For complete deiaus on your TOYOTA call: Don't be ripped off by- a referral sen ice. 878-9331 •nw« fom«n on •l,ti»l> If we cannot help you we will be glad to 519 WES' MAIN sri'tET FAIRBORN OHIO 45324 give you information free of charge. November I . 1974. GUARDIAN 3 Homecoming
When they left their were Sigma Phi Epsilon, the Intoxicated with victory, perspective high schools, a lot scourge of !M football. several Joe's Bar partisans of Residence Hail students A haiftime show featured made a determine, albeit were happy to get away from the three member Wright unsuccessful, attempt at some of the traditional high State marching ensemble tearing down the goal post school activities. going thru precision drills and (lower right). However, one high school formations The highlight of Though the game producea tradition they liked just fine haiftime camo when the only bumps and bruises, the was homecoming. So they ensemble did their world teams nevertheless went to decided that the fact thai famous "Script 1." the Rathskellav after the WSU lacks both a Patti Morris was crowned as game for anesthetic homecoming celebration and the Dorm's homecoming (just as significant) a football queen, and not Ken team wasn't going to stop Davenport as was rumored. them from having a fall Undaunted, a standing shindig. room only crowd (there are They decided that they no seats) welcomed their would celebrate homecoming heroes on the field Though during the final game of the the dorm students appeared regular season of the dorm's to have their backs against intramural touch football the wall on several occasions, team. Joe's Bar. Larry Carter scored the Just so happened that their game's lone touchdown, opponents for the afternoon giving Joe's a ti-0 victory.
Photos by Hugh Black
I Guardian OPINION Get rid of parents The continued violence in West Virginia due to the public school textbook dispute there seems to be endless. A bi-partisan committee, after looking over the textbooks, came up with a compromise decision where the parents of each child could decide individually on whether they want their child- ren to read the textbooks or be given an alter- native. COUNTRIES This should satisfy all sides, since there still is in the community a large group of parents who like the textbooks. Rut the side against the textbooks still has elements within it who are continuing their violent acts, even against innocent children. Since the textbooks they oppose contain writings from black radicals, it would seem that this group's opposition is also a case of blatant racism. The violence which has occurred in our schools because of controversial issuer, like Overpopulation bussing and textbooks is deplorable. The issues in question are not worth the cost is everybody's bdby in lives and health, not to mention the dollars that are wasted when some clown decides he's Snytie comments'* going to shoot at a moving school has. Maybe we should give up trying to improve or change our schools, and just let them stagnate into oblivion. If we could be sure UFO'S out of this world that this would stop the current violence, I'm not crazy, am 1? I swear any kind of light refraction. sighting of UFO's had been then we'd be all for it. I'n. tota'ly sane. ! actually did It was norw of those things I happening. The only way we see out of this current see the thine. And I know my know, because I've seen them, One thing's for sure, the Air spate of violence in our school districts eyes weren't playing tricks on and this lighl did not look like i orce investigation. Project Blue is even stronger measures against such me. them, nor move like they move. Book, which had been violence, with bullet-proof windows for our Yes. Saturday night. at about A plane, helicopter, or weather investigating UFO sightings school buses, and bullet-proof vests for our 11:15 pm. I. and about eight balloon do not move in such an before it was disbanded a couple other people with me. saw an erratic matter A balloon kids. It's either that, or getting rid of years ago, wouldn't have been ho n est t o g ood n e s s . certainly does not move as fast likely to tell the whole trulh the parents of all the children in our country. 1-kid-y .u-rw.t UrO. 1 swear we as this thing appeared to move, about these UFO sightings, saw one of the there real live nor does it hover like this thing especially if there was no final Uniden. 'ied Flying Objects. hovered. explanation of any significant Woody's not funny I swear 1 had not touched a As far as light refractions go, number of them drop, nor smoked, nor took don't be ridiculous. Blue Book, reliable sources Woody Haves' actions after Saturday's anything before, during or after No, this amber light which have it, was just a cover anyway loss to Michigan State resemble those of I saw the flying object, although glowed in the sky was a definite for the real investigation, which an extremely poor loser, even if the officia- I can't and won't testify to the object or light of some kind, was based here ir> Dayton at ting was proven something less than perfect. others' presence of mind or which had a good capability of Wright Pat. The reflection, however, is not on Woody body. movement. For all we know, that Hayes, but the Ohio State football players It all started while we were 1 certainly don'l propose that investigation is still goin? on. sitting in front of the TV this light was definitely a flying who suffer because of him. It's unfortu- If only a quarter of the watching the news. saucer from outer space, but if sightings were like the one which nate that they have to be saddled with a One of the guys I hi-re went certainly wasn't anything we saw last night, then the Air coach wlso does not know how to cc.iduct outside to his car to gel a record ordinary either. Force would have to have good himself in public. album. A few moments later, he And if the Arr Force says it reason to such an But perhaps Woody Hayes is not so extra- came rushing back out. excitedly was a test of some kind, then investigation open. ordinary as some might think. He seems to shouting. "You want to sec a why don't they hoid their tests If I've heightened your fears, epitomize the worst in American enterprise UFO. Hurry up and come in an unpopulated area, or tell or created some doubt in your which unfortunately is too often the best. outside. the people what is going or. mind as to the existence of His ovei- fondness on winning borders on the All of a sudden, pandemonium beforehand'' estraterrestial spaceships, then psychotic. struck What is even more strange is that Ls what I wanted to do It was like the jubilant Woody Hayes' actions reflect badly upon just after the guy disappeared to when 1 began this column. Michigan State fans as they the school he works for, and Ohio in get his album, and just before he The light we saw was certainly rushed onto the field after their came back into the house, we general. Like one sports comment iter said strange and "out of this world." texm had beaten No One ranked heard on the news. Channel 2 by Snyde Comments is a column in one of the local papers: "It's not Ohio Stale earlier lhat day. the way, that an unusually large by Tom Snyder, Guardian funny anymore, Woody." Kveryone rushed outside editor. And sure enough, there up in (CPS) A controversial store. the sky. wa^. a glowing, proposal tentatively passed by "1 was pretty sure they hadn't orangeish amber light moving Rhodes doesn't care the city council of Madison bought them to roll tobacco," ground in the clear ni(;ht sky Governor elect Rhodes has said he will Heights. Ml, has been defeated. King declared. The light seemed to run a disband thv? Ohio Environmental Protection The council was contemplating After a first reading in early zig-zag course for several Agency. What he doesn't realize, though, establishment of an ordinance October, the bil! was passed by minutes, hovering at various is that thousands of Ohioans are killed that would require all persons the council 4-3. In order to times, then finally dimming in buying cigarette papers to be 18 become an ordinance the bill each year because of emphysema and other the blackness, as it seemed to years of age or older and to sign had to be passed a second time. respiratory ailments due to air pollution. travel at a very fast speed in the a city log book Yet a strong protest against And mercury in our water and fish can opposite direction. The ordinance was suggested the proposal was made by the cause dysfunction of motor responses to Before I say anything farther by Councilman Loren King, who unlikely source of the Madison the point of death, in speculating what the light said he got the idea after Heights Chamber of Commerce What this fact points up is that Rhodes was, let me say what it was not. watching some young people when the bill re; ,<•> for a final It was not an airplane, a does not care about the health and life "who were obviously high on reading. of the people of his state. helicopter, a weather balloon, or something" buy papers in s Yoictt Sugar great but not to eat fro® ftt by Dan Kelley the most harmful substance in be dealt with, so the question is: Americans love swjar. the our diet. If it was a Now that we know how bad wilderness average pc? c-ipita consumption pharmaceutical, the FDA would sugar is for us, and dictators like is 104 pounds a year. People like be forced to ban it as a Marcos want to use it as a president Ferdinand Marcos of dangerous drug." weapon again&t us, what are we chamber music Sunday, 10 ihe Philippines are trying to play Fredericks claims mat the going to do with all of the sugar November. Responding to the politics with the sweet substance tremendous amount of sugar that red blooded Americans Music Department's series of in much the same way the Arabs that Americans consume leads to aren't going to buy anymore? chamber recitals, about 500 deal Super Shell to the a condition known as There are many good uses for appreciative listeners moved clamoring masses. hypoglycemia, or more simply, raw cane and beei sugar C?ne is from the Recital hall to the Even with Marcos' embargo on low blood sugar. Although this in everything from nylon larger Concert hall to hear an the product, it is curious to note seems almost paradoxical, it is stockings to record albums. Both To the Editor outstanding performance. that sugar prices have risen at due to the pancreas creating cane and beet make excellent Because I get so damned tired After that, (or before if one the drastic rate that tliey have. larger amounts of insulin, which fodder for animals, so long as of the Guardian's myopic preferred; one could scurry up The world sugar crop was up 1% leads to the burning of too many the sugars aren't refined too attention to such non-academic to the Main Gym for the last 45 over last year's record-breaker carbohydrates, causing the brain much. Sugar cubes. *h»n minutia as parking and food minutes of "Washsi^on Week in The Philippines is the tenth and vital organs to starve. The stacked Teatively, make nice service at the expense of more Review," a panel discussion by symptoms are much like insulin igloos and castles. There is no vital university functions. I wiite largest cane sugar producing four noted media journalists. country in the world. Sugar is shock in a diabetic nausea, end to the good things that sugar this brief accolade for three free They answered some probing now up 300% in price, and it's confusion, headache, and can do for you. just don't eat it. recent events. political questions from the blurred vision. Fredericks also After all, they do make plastic "Oregon" was on campus anybody's guess as to why. audience of about 500 at this No matter why the price is up, states that this condition can and nylon and carbon paper out Saturday, 26 October, thanks to Artist and Lecture Series event. it is apparent that Americans are lead to "mild emotion problems, of it, and you wouldn't want to the Artist and Lecture Series. This splash of realism contrasted severe neuroses, devastating eat any of these products. About 300 jazz afficionados going to have to curb their markedly with the earlier collective sweet tooth, or pay psychoses The United States is heard an encore performance by romantic interlude the pipers, in this case the world No ie is going to deny that dependent upon o!»ie» countries classically trained musicians who I also urge everyone to attend sugar producers. this jch sugar in our diets in too many ways to want to piayed a hip blend of Eastern the "Darius Brubeck Ensembls" In addition to the fact that leads to another severe national add "sugar shieks" to the and Western musical styles on a concert this Sunday, 17 sugar is becoming outrageously problem, for most Americans are problems we must face from wide variety of instruments. November, at 2:00 pm„ again priced, it is also unnealthv. overweight. One pound of sugar overseas. If we can cut our use "The Camerata Players" free Judge for yourself w hether according to a growing list of is 1,750 calories, which is not of sugar to just 10, or even 20 delivered early 17th century you wish to read reviews of the doctors. Natural sugar !s fine, too much until you multiply it pounds of sugar per individual Amnesty's scope many free and excellent but the nighiy refined white by 104. In the primitive state, per year, we can be independent entertainments offered at WSU. variety found on the average man probably only consumed from the world, secure in the or whether yoi. wish to read bowl of cereal is about as good three or four pounds of natural knowledge that we have all the reduced J moronic, inacc.iraie dia.'ri'jes for you as tobacco. sugar in a year. sugar we really need. against the university Dietician Dr Carlton Sugar is a cr.sis much in the Now, if we can just figure out by Diane A uerbach community in your student Fredericks, as quoted in same sense that oil is. only there a way to make gasoline out of (CPS) The scope of Ford's newspaper. Cosmopolitan "Quite aside is too much sugar around rather it . . . amnesty plan has been Robert Francis from its effects on teeth, sugar is than too little. Every crisis must unexpectedly reduced. Out of the 200.000 men cited by the Selective Service for draft violations, only 5755 men who are affected by the amnesty piogram according to amnesty counselors-the others are scot-free. The complete iist of indictments was recently turned over to the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and the United Church of Christ by the Justice Department. The department had been sitting on the list for over five weeks, the two organizations charged. The fact that no one was ever notified whether they were on U or off the indictment list has led to some pecularities. Even though technically free from prosecution, the unindicted draft violate mav have found himself shuttled through the amnesty program anyway, if he mistakenly turned himself in to a clemency boaid. In a recent memo to all US attorneys, obtained by CPS, Attorney General William Saxbe instructed: "An individual who is neither under indictment no' investigation for an offense Hi 'ovT covered by this directive but who reports as provided in II (to his district attorney or clemency board) will be subject to State board recommends career motivations prosecution unless he makes an agreement as provided in III COLUMBUS (UP! ("Career Lyons, "and be motivated to school year and expanded for strong support for proposed (agrees to perform a period of motivation for students from the become a part of it. 638,472 students in 1976-77. teacher education standards. alternative service) " kindergarten to the junior high "Ohio is now serving more "The Legislative Committee is "We arc greatly encouraged The director of the ACLU's school levels in a vast expansion youngsters in career education recommending a biennial with the enthusiastic amnesty campaign, Henry of the career education program than ail the other states appropriation of $17,708,546 endorsement by statewide Schwarzschild. heralded the in Ohio was recommended combined," Lyons said. "A for career education," Lyons education related organizations release of the indictments list Monday by the Legislative rapid expansion nationally in said. for the proposed standards for "as crucial in preventing Committee of the state Board of career education can be in other action at Monday's colleges and universities thousands of American war Education. expected." 1 state Board of Education preparing teachers." said Marth resistors from being shanghaied "All pupils need to learn about Lyons said career education meeting, the Teacner Education Wise, chairperson of the into the punitive clemency tlw world of work," said should be extended tc 329,492 Redesign Committee heard committee. propam" , committee Chairman Robert E students during the 1975-76 6 GUARDIAN, November 14, 1974 NEWS SHORTS
UD Lecture Rapt Seminar "The Kitciien" New Program Total program cost, Robert H Pollack from the In an attempt to provide '" The Kitchen," a "Introduction to Brazil" is including air fare, University of Georgia will women with realistic and tragi-comedy in which British the name of a new program pre-departure orientttion in speak on "Illusions in straightforward information playwright Arnold We.ker available to Wright State Miami, tuition and living Perceptual Development" on the subject of rape, a examines the lives of the students winter or spring anangemenU with a Brazilian Friday at 3:30 pm at the seminar entitled "What Every working poor, will be quarter through the American family, -fa only $1,095 University of Dayton's Woman Should Know About presented at the Antioch Association of State Colleges Students may earn 1 £ quarter Kennedy Union. This is part Rape" will be held on Area Theatre from Thursday and Universities. hours of Wright State of the UD Psychology Wednesday, November 20, through Sunday, Nov 14-17, AASCU's "Introduction to University credit. department's Colloquim from 3:00 to 4:30 pm in and again Thursday-Sunday. Brazil" combines basic ALFRED. NY (UPl)-Robert lecture series. Oelman auditorium. Nov 21 through 24. Curtain Portugese instruction and Olislagers dived into a pool Sponsored by the Dean of time for ail performances is 8 courses in English or Brazilian Saturday and then climbed back Bolinga Lecture Students Office, thosr pm. life, culture and economy. out -35 hours later. •"How University and High making presentations will For information and ticket The program utilizes the The feat earned the Alfred School St udents Can include: l,aura O'Hara, RN, reservations. Dayton and facilities of the Catholic College sophomore fvom the Contribute to Solving University Heii'.h Service; Dr Springfield patrons can call a University of Salvador in Netherlands a new world record Problems of Health Care for Marsha Kmanuel, University toll free number. 864-1461. Bahia, Brazil's most colorful for treading water. The current the 61ack and Poor", will be Counseling service; Malfie The Yellow Springs box state, heavily influenced by record listed in the Guinness the topic of the next Bolinga Breslen, Dayton Women office number is 767-7251. African cultures. Book of World Records is 32 black cultural lecture, Against Rape (WAR); and Sgt hours. Monday, November 18. Carl Sims. University Police Cans not redeemable Olislagers said lie wrote the Dr Ruth Burgin, of the and Security, The seminar is Guinness editors ar.-d followed University of Massachusetts open to all members of the New York, (Aluminum "If you encounter this rumor, their rules of not leaving (he will give the 2 pm lecture in University community, men News)-A growing belief among please check with your pool ar,d not touching the sides 112 Oelman. as well as women. Americans that collected aluminum collection center or bottom of pool during his aluminum can pull-tops or other before embarking on what is. in session of treading water. Sorority Meets Public l ecture aluminum scrap materials can be all likelihood, a well-intentioned Olislagers is a member of the Alpha Sigma Alpha "China-Some Perspective redeemed directly for hospital but misguided collection Alfred. NY, school", swimming Alumnae from Daytoii, in Social Development" will equipment is a tragic program." and water polo teams and was Cincinnati ar.ii Columbus will be the topic of a public misconception, the Aluminum goalie on the Dutch National join collegwtes from Wright lecture at 3:30 pm Thursday, association said today. junior water po!o squad last State and Miami for an Nov 21, at Wright State S L Goldsmith Jr. President of year. Annual Founders day University. the association, noted that this lunchtsiii <.n November 16. Leonard Schneiderman, misinformation has regrettably The luncheon ill begin at i-.-'ifessor oi socio' weifi.re at cropped up in several parts of 12:00 at Waldo's Restaurant the Graduate School of Social the country and that thousands in Hamilton Special guest- Work, Ohio State University, of Americans have participated will be Pat O'Toole, will be speaking in rm 171, in such collection campaigns Collegiate Province Director Millett Hall. All interested only to be sorely disappointed from Columbus and Marilyn groups and individuals are upon learning that the program Burris. Alumnae province welcome at t his disc ussion. doesn't exist. director from Indiana. The suite at Miami will be open before and after the Student election Man takes bus luncheon Students interested in running for the vacant INCLEWOOD, Calif Student Caucus seat in (UPIl Charles Dahl had his own ANTIBODY Education can get petitions in answer to the trar.soortation Delphi lh liter the Dean of Students office problem be took a bi s. Via Duck? in room 1115 Millett. The only problem was, hi' BEAUTIFUL You can find out Saturday Elections will be held took an empty bu.. an- left the night at 180 West Grand November 26-27. driving to hemself. CONTEST avenue in Dayton, where Only students enrolled in Police said Dahl. 27. hopped Theta Delta Phi fraternity. the Education college can on an empty Southern California also known as the Del phis, is vote and run. A two point Rapid Transit District bus while Olher prizes: T-Shirts [7 Dinner lor TwoH Concert Tickets molding a rush Boiler party at grade average is required to the driver was having lunch, and &:30 pm. run, as is attendance at WSl' went for a ride Saturday. Theater Tickets • Frisbees • Gift Certificates Delphis was the first for two quarters to run In his wake, he smashed into .1 i iHer anytime Drawings lor all prizes once every month organized fraternity at WSU. Interested students can three parked cars, uprooted a Donate plasma 6 limes •» '• weeks to become eligible Theta Delta Phi has a table contact either Paul Kraef at traffic sign, hit the corner of a _i cam S!0 per dona'ion win or lose. in the lobby of the University 258-1068 or Sheryl Barger at building and crashed through a details Center this week, with 878-2368. fence before coming to a stop sign-up sheets available. against a utility pole The D»lphis are also having If your group or Dahl was arrested on suspicion ^bkxxJ alliance a pledge meeting Sunday orgunuation has a news short, of grand theft, misdemeanor nigh' at Grand avenue for send it at least a wevk in drunk diiving and hit and run people interesled in joining. advance of the date you wish It's not necessary to join to it to appear The Guardian attend the Boiler. cannot be responsible for Maps are provided at the news shorts which do not table or from any member. arrive in time for the maii. Abortion Information Service Call 228 2909 after 6 pm for more information. VERY CLOSE TO AREA Free beer is available at the SUNSHINE Boiler HEALTH FOODS 1030 Brown Srreel Free Delivery Assisting I to 24 Week Pregnancy Davlon Ohio 4fi409 Ph. 278 1311 9 am 7:30 pm M Sat Terminated By-Licensed Physicians Immediate Arrangements Beverage Dock «i!l be made xiili no hassel BEER, WINE, and PARTY SUPPLIES convenience open even on Sunday Moamg Open 8 am to 11 pm 7 days a week CALL COLLECT - 24 HOUR SERVICE 868 Kaufman Ave # 78-6324 21 6-631-155P November 14. 1974. GUARDIAN 7
Sixth patters were responsible for these silhouettes adorning the Creative Arte building (Jeff Hiles photo)
supplementing the campus and bible studies are offered. Campus Ministry 'Newman's' land library is kept on file, and the Also personal counseling and team is available to «peak to group interaction are available to university classes, and also priest who wrote the book Itte those that desire it. by Lauren Barnes "Clergy Day" for Montgomery cor;f?r with the faculty, advisors, Parties and informal gatherings Just across the parking lot Idea of a University." county, and administration as well. take place in the center lounge from Allyn Kali sits a rusiic "But," Reaume continued, "It took a lot of work, an "Our primary operation is not area. building located on a private "we like to emphasize it as the unbelievable amount." recalled to schedule events or club "Often times people end up wooded lot. A large sign oui Campus Ministry. That's a more Syrian, "but it was worth ii. I: meetings," Seaume stressed. here if they're lost or can't find front reads "Wright State accurate description of what got such good response that "But we can direct a student to i their way around," Reaume Ntwman Center," but got* on here. Newman Center is we're staging a repeat in ihe in already existing chuckled. "We're sort of an underneath rests a smaller sign: a place. The campus ministry is spring for Clarke and Greene organization." unofficial information center The Campus Ministry. people." Reaume maintained. county." Various activities do take place gu.ding them to the right people Father Michael Readme, Staffed by Reaume. Brother "Clergy Day" permits area at Newman Center, however. and places." Centel director, explained that, Joseph Stasi, and Reverend Carl churches to visit Wright State Mass is held at 12:30 pm on Tlit campus ministry team is "the name Newmar. is common Syman. the campus •ministry and Newman Center, giving Sundays, Tuesdays, and always available through to the Catholic university at works with WSU serving as a link them a picture of what the Thursdays. Marriages, appointment at 426-1836. Dayton. Actually the center was between the campus and the campus has to offer. confessions, renewal weekends named after John Henry surrounding communities Aside from public mictions, Cardinal Newman, a Ca'holic Recently, the staff held » the ministry learn offers services WSU debaters battle
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Please audition this fine system at either location of GEIsE WHIPPS CARL.IN AUDIO, just across the bridge at 323 Salem Avenue LBNC and five blocks north of Dorothy Lane at 2520 Far Hills Avenue. GENE WHIPPS CARLIN AUDIO.._ TELL US WE SENT YOU fcCCDB/t jCeiKt WHipp'i carlin audio 1 323 witem avc 228-5196 . 2520 >.v hitH 294 4423 BE r •UHi.—IKimM" II 8 GUARDIAN. November 14,1974 !v Darius Brubeck here Sunday rFo« r thos* V e intereste• « dJ iUn thIkne father's tremendouIromonMrtlKs effecpffwft oOfnl Milhaud\f I I h A II <4, the French sounds of jazz rock, an excellent modern music. Many performers impressionist composer who •f' ».V' •:: opportunity wil! present itself now use music in 5/4 time, a Dave studied under. this Sunday. November 17. in direct result of Dave BrubecK's Admission for the Sunday the physical education building lasting ideas concerning modern afternoon concert is free and the to hear a major group. music. public is invited to attend this Darius Brubeck, son of the Darius was named after Parius sure-to-be enjoyable concert. famous jazz pianist and composer Dave Brubeck. will appear with his own jazz ensemble. The 26-year-old Student rip off victim pianist has appeared with his group in Europe. Australia, by Stan Huston tape player and a reel to reel South America and at Lincoln A burglary on the men's side tape recorder. center in New York City. of the Residence hall resulted in Sims also said that nature of The group has included two the loss of over $600 in stereo entry may throw suspicion on a other sons, Chris and Danny, equipment last week. dorm resident. and now includes Dave Powell According to Sergeant Ed Sims "Only certain items were on bass. Perry Robinson on of Security, the theft occurred taken .'rom the room" Sims said clarinet and Jerry Bergonzi on around b pm. when the two "and though both residents of soprano saxophone room rvsidents were eating the room claim they locked the Young Brubeck has been dinner. door before they went to dinner, influenced indirectly by his Items taken were a cassette there were no signs of forced entry. Either the door was unlocked or someone used a FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE key." None of the stolen items were FIRST CLASS MEETING FINAL EN AM STATION PERIOD insured, and Sims said that there Monday, Wednesday or Friday: are no suspects. 8.00 am-10.00 am Wednesday, December 11 "We keep in touch with the 9:!0 8:00 am 10:00 am Tuesday, December 10 Daytor. Police's division in case 10:10 10:30 am 12:30 pm Wednesday. December 11 the person tries tr pawn the 11:10 10:30 am 12:30 pm Monday, December 9 items" Sims said. 12:10 1:00 pm- 3:00 pm Thursday. December 12 Not interested in the legal 1:10 1:00 pm- 3:00 pm Monday, December 9 aspects of the matter is the theft 2:10 1:00 pm 3:00 pm Friday, December 13 victim. "1 just want my stuff 3:10 3:30 pm- 5:30 pm Friday, December 13 back" he said. "If they are Tuesdsy or Thursday: caught. Id be interested in 8:00. am-10:00 am Thursday. Dc-ember 12 proseculing. but if they returned Monday. December 9 8:00 am-10:00 am my equipment to me. I wouldn't 10:30 am-12:30 pm Tuesday, December 10 even tell anybody who did it." 10:30 am-12.30 pm Thursday. Decern bet 12 1:00 pm- 3:00 pm Tuesday, December 10 3:30 pm- 5:30 pm Thursday. December 12 BEAVER-VU BOWL 1 Evening Classes (beginning 4:00-10:00 pm) wii! hold iinal eximmitloffi not laler lhan the lasl scheduled div of tinjl examinations. 1238 Fairfield Rd. 2 Saturday classes will hold their Iinal examinations on Saturday, Darius Brubeck December 14, 8:00am-l0:00 am. 426-6771 3 Final examinations will he held at the above speditied times, based upon the first usual class meeting ol the week. In cases with multiple Report expected times, the first meeting is rzgarded as ihe first class meeting. open bowling weekdays » Scheduling conflicts are lo be resolved by the department nearest the beginning of the alpl.abet. to favor CSU survival 5 Mathematics Common Examination will be held on Wednesday, \STUDENT RATES\ COLUMBUS (DPI)—A task said I>r Lionel Newsom, December 11, from i :00-3:00 pm. force report to be released Nov university president. "If we did 55c a game till 5pm 18 is expected to favor the not get back U> business continuance of Central Siate immediately, the state could black professors." Newsom said. University, Ohio's have said, 'There is no need for "When there is social, political predominantly bla> k college, Central State. Its students are and economic equality for all. which was ravaged by a tornado gone and we can now scatter its Central State will become just MIKE DENNIS April 3. faculty and property among the another state university. That The future of Central other universities."' Newsom time will not be soon." S'ate- whe'her it should feels Central State, which serves folk guitarist maintain its identity or be 2,200 students, has a definite phased out of existence—has place in Ohio's public education been debated for years by system. EMU government officials and Central State provides a place Thousands of Topics educators. Before the tornado where black students can $2.75 per pr.je Send for your up to date, 160-paise. Will Apprar struck, the Board of Regents had develop self-confidence to mai1 order catalog. Enclose $' 00 created the task force to decide become leaders in a society to cower posl.ige (iJ»lirtry lime is the fate of Ohio's smallest where they represent a distinct I to 2 days). Friday. Nov. 15 •j n iversiti and costliest per minority, Newsom said RESEARCH ASSISTANCE, INC capita to I\.K. "It is essential the stale offer a 1194! WtLSHIRE BLVD.. SUITE *2 LOS ANGEtES. CALIF 90025 The report wwi to have been place to black people where (213) 477 8474 or 477 5493 III The released April & but the seeing is believing where there destruction of 80 per cent of the are black administrators and campus forced the member* to reconsider whether social and economic realities justified a Learn to Rathskeller rebu tiding —let alone an expansion plan that could run into millions of dollars. ET^ SKY DIVE~=E Gov John J Gilligan reassured from Onual State administrators immediately after the Greene County Sport 9:00-on devastation of the campus that the 16 leveled buildings would Parachute Club be rebuilt. However. construction is at a standstill [tosses 10:00 AM ft 1:00 PM PAIL Y\ because the university has 50< ('over Chnrjjc received very Httle of the $10 1 million in disaster relief funds Individuals '40.00 promised by the federal Group of 5 *30.00 per ind. Sponsored by UCB government. "After the tornado, students For further information cal 375-9293 only missed flte days of class," j • Doctors Bag: November 14. 1974,GUARDIAN 9 Self examination key to detecting lumps the menstrual cycle also guide by Arnold Werner, MD the physician in determining the and palm still fattened, she kosher dill pickles Pickles and and .lead Fill the )ar to the very Address letters to Or Arnold importance ot the lump. should feel the opposite breast nuts often tend to have a certain top with hot brine made from Werner, Box 974, East laming. The age of the patienl is also moving her hand in a spiral amount of fungus growing on three-fourths to one cup of Ml 4882.1 significant, breast cancer being direction swinging o"'w»rd on them. They are safe for people kosher salt dissolved in four unusual in women under thirty. the upper part of thf breast and who are not allergic, but some quarts of water. If you can't get IQl I've been to my doctor A biopsy (surgical removal of a inward on the lower part of the people do develop fungal kosher salt use any non-iodized for £ iump in my breast He piece of tissue) is done whenever breast. The other breast is then allergies which could be what salt but use less of ii since it is confirms that it is there, but says there is a slight possibility that checked in a similar fashion. you are describing Allergies finer. Seal the jars and keep "it's nothing to worry about." the finding could be malignant Checking while lying down with develop after repeated exposure them at room temperature. They How does a doctor decide when The best protection against (he arm tucked behind the head, to the noxious agents so it is no! are ready in a week to ten days to do a bkipsy or if the lump is having an undetected breast the breast is flattened against the surprising that ttie condition but only las! for a month or something to worry about? My malignancy is self examination. chest wall and lumps are more appealed after a long period of two. Refrigerate after opening doctor's statement "it's nothing While malignancies are unusual easily detected. The procedure time when you had no trouble. to worry about" •vorries me. in younger women, it is wise to should be repeated with the Skin problems when nervous, IQl I have a very serious but IA | Lamps in breasts are begin to examine breasts on a woman sitting. This makes it upset or tired are also common 'mbarrassing question to ask I frightening conjuring up monthly basis in late possible to be more accurate in sine the skin responds to would like to know if the penis immediate images of cancer. adolescence or early adulthood. checking the lower part of the emoiional factors. For some can be enlarged proportionately Yet. the overwhelming majority In this way, the woman can breast. Any new lumps should people (his can take the form of by some form of plastic or of breast lumps are not due to become familiar with her normal be brought to the attention of a hives. People who have allergies reconstructive surgery or silicon cancer but are due instead to breasts and form the habit of physician immediately. and sensitive skin in general, injection without any after benign accumulations of tissue, regular examination. IQl What is your view of may respond with skin flare-ups effects. I have heard that such fluid (cysts), inflammations, Examination by a physician is steam baths? Are they beneficial when under emotional stress. work had been done on injuries and normal anatomy. also indicated on a regular basis or injurious? Do they put a I would suggest seeing an deformed penises but I would A physician makes a decision and should be part of a routine strain on the heart or lungs' allergist first If the hives are like to know if il can be about a lump based on a number check up. The best way to learn How often (if at all) should one only an occasional occurrence I performed on an average sued of factors including whether the how to examine one's breast is take them and for how long? would b° reluctant to penis and how much would such lump is in one breast or both to have it demonstrated by a Ditto (or sauna baths recommend a prolonged course surgery cost ? and whether there is one lump physician at the time of IA 1 Heat generally feels good of psychotherapy, especially if IA1 ! know of no repuUble or many lumps. The doctor also examination. Some guidelines after physical exertion and in other ways you were doing plastic surgeon or other type of decides whether the mass is follow. seems to have a positive well. It might be thai at times of physician who would undertake easily moved or whether it U The best time of examination fjsy etiological effect for some stress, a mild anti-anxiety the job of enlarging a penis. No fixed to tissue underlying i, the is ore week after menstruation people, placing sauna and medication or antihistamine melhod I have heard ol would quality of the mass (soft, firm, begins. At this time the breasts steambalh use into a nonspecific would keep you or your skin result in an undamaged organ. I fluid-filled) and where in the are not swollen from hormonal ind harmless class of activity. calm enough to avoid the hives. quite regularly receive letters breast it is located influences and are generally not Fnsjyeacv and duration of use But before such a decision is from men concerned about penis Factors such as a history of tender. The breasts should be is an individual matter usually made, ii would be wise to size. Many men, regardless of breast car.cer in the family and observed in a mirror, first with governed by time constraints eliminate all physical causes of penis size, would like to see it changes in the appearance of the arms at the sides then with arms rather than how well done one the problem. larger. lump at different times during above the head. Although one likes to be Heat produces If you are not really allergic lo On checking my records, I breast is usually slightly larger dilation of blood vessels and pickles or get cured from such have not received a single leUer than the other (the left one) pooling of blood in the an allergy, my mother's recipe from a woman complaining Tony Spaziani they should, by and large, be extremities. This makes some for oickles follows: With the about a man with a small penis. 1 symmetrical and not have any people dizzy if they stand up tines of a fork, puncture the am still firmly convinced that puckering of the skin While in a suddenly. However, the main ends of small and medium sized the- vast majority of women are shower or bath when the skin is dangerous effect remains pickling cucumbers (they have much more influenced sexually slippery, (he breasts should be buttock splinters. better warts and don't go sort by issues that relate to (he fell all over with the flat fingers. / Ql Over a year ago I quickly) and pack them tightly persona lily of (he man I ha n the\ Following the wet exam, the discovered that I was allergic to into a quart mason jar Also are by (he size or shape of his woman should lie down and nuts of any kind and pickles Up throw in four cloves of garlic penis. place one hand behind her head. until then the only allergy ! and a stalk of fresh dill, stem With the other hand, the fingers suffered from was hay fever So pickles and nuts arc definitely out of my diet as they cause a VOLKSWAGEN horrible swelling of both lips and Smoking policy the swelling lasts for at least 24 TUNE-UP GUARANTEED hours, sometimes for as long as 10,000 MILES* two and a half days Your second tune-up is free, IASI winter I began to get if your car fails to run in at WSU? - maybe tune within 10.000 miles ol hives whenever I became nervous, upset or overly tired A SOUND FINANCIAL STEP the first one. How can you beat a deal I've tried everything from Does Wright State have a had a midierm exam laken from like that? changing soaps to medication policy on smoking in class? him by the prof The prof Today, there is widespread For complete details on but I still suffer from hives According lo (he WSU informed his students on the agreement that the first and your V01KSWAC-0N. call: ix-casionahy. I i.-ould like to see 197-1-75 Student Handbook. first day of class about the soundest financial step for a a doctor about these conditions, "Smoking is not permitted in no-smoking rule, but an appeal young person to take, both 878-9331 but my main question is do I go classrooms or in the PE or by the student enabled him to for his own benefit and that 'most lorBiRM art *llfibl« to an allergy specialist, a performance buildings. Smoking retake the midierm. of <|fe family, is purchase of a 519 WEST d rmatologist, or a psychiatrist> is permitted at the discretion of In addi.xin to the previously life insurance policy. As there MAIN STREET | A | Your letter touches me in the faculty member . .in charge mentioned incident. Ihe FAIR80RN coutin.ies to be an & OHIO 45324 an area close to my heart. of groups utilizing seminar Ombudser office has received ever-growing appreciation Contrary to Greek and Roman facilities " complaints over the smoking among young people for the i mythology, ambrosia was not Despite this prohibition, most ru!e. According to Ombudser value and service of life the food of the gods, it was sour, profs do not enforce the Paul Phillips, complaints have insurance, and as life anti-smoking rule. And when the come from both smokers and insurance comes to play a prof does, it often leads to non-smokers. mere important role in the confusion and trouble. So does WSU have an policyholder's personal and First National Bank Recently a student, after being anti-smoking policy? business plans, so does the asked several times to extinguish Yes and no. underwriter's advice and a cigarette and failing to do so service increase in significance. 'Tony Spaziani, • FAIRBORN, OHIO a man willing to accept that It's a woman's right to make responsibility iWII *1 fit H.l II (l \A < her own decision. 1SC0 v, infers Bank lower 24 hr service, strictfy confidential. Phone 223-4480 5-Point Brand?. . Main Office No fee. JOHN 8 TAYLOR 10 W Dayton-Yellow General Agent TW Main -Street f " ' * Springs Rd_ Call BIRTHRIGHT Counseling MUTUAL HTliiUtlil C Lt»l *'9U»A".C« COMPANY #r&r_r/r •; • 223 3446 10 GUARDIAN, Norcmb«T 14,1974 The sixth weekly Guardian Football Pool and a free piz.'2 1 have been won by J C Shapiand. LM week's entries Shssrfhd Ads FOR SALE-Fcur OSU totalled &8, a drop of one from the previous week's 59. But ROOMS I.OST ANQ FOUND the total number of female participants doubled from five Michigan tickets. Good seats, no i?ss than $200 each. If entries to nine. WANTED: SERIOUS- ABOUT SEPT. 12 a large interested, send letter to The Guardian staff did not fare quite so well as did niinded. positive-thinksing campus envelope containing a Guardian, 046, University Shapland who scored with 80 per cent accuracy, but Sports and together Brother to share TV manuscripte in a manila Center. Editor Dennis Geehan did present a close challenge with 70 spacious two-bedroom folde; was sent from the p.»r cent. Tom Snyder trailed with 50, while Frank apartment. only a five minute GENUINE TORQUOISE and social work office 227 Millett Salsburg and Gary Floyd were both devastated with (heh, walk from your classes. sterling silver Indian to the TV studio in 005 heh) 30 (snicker) per cent accuracy (?). Apartment is clean, quiet and jewelry handmade in New Fawcett. It didn't arrive. If In its seventh week, the Guardian Fool ball Pool takes a modest. Excelled atmosphere Mexico by Hopi, Navajo, you know where it may be turn back to the world of professional football with a nice for studying living. If you 7.uni; New Mexico prices located please call Susan NCAA tiebreaker: wish, we can split the living 2564082. Dossary ext 582. expenses or, we may deal AM-FM, FM Stereo revr & Pitts Steelers (G)(F)(TS) at Cleveland Browns (S) with them separately. 8-track stereo tape player. TEXTBOOK BY Mischel NY Giants (G| at Detroit Lions (F)(TS)(S) ) $90/month renul « $20-$25 called Intro to Personality in NY Jets at New Eng Patriots (Ci)(F)(TS)(S; i for elec and phone. Stable Turntable adaptable 2 five the Wright Station cafeteria Baltimore Colts (G)(S| at Atlanta Falcons (F)(TS) income and one year's inch speakers $50 Call Wed Nov 6 If found please Buffalo Bills (G)(TS) at Miami Dolphins (F)(S) | re-iidency are preferred Call Andrew at 426-0106. call J Abrams 767-5771 St I.ouis Card (G)(TS)(S) at Phi! Eagles (F) 426 2586 (aft« 10 pm) or THAI BRONZEWARE with collect. Cin Bengals (G)(F)(TS|(.S)at Houston Oilers 426-6650 ext 1343. Ask for buffalo horn handles. 7 piece Dallas Cowboys (S) at Wash Redskins ((G)(F')(TS) | William. place setting service for 12 THETA DELTA Phi is Los Angeles November. 1[4., 1974^CUARWANJil Shull holds two harrier records by Gordon Brown Shull admitted his suffered an injury early this past John Shull, Wright State performance in cross country | summer While other squad University's top cross country- during his sophomore year was members were able to run alt runner, has been the first WSU "kind of rotten, worse than summer, Shull couldn't. "At the harrier to finish in every meet ip mediocre." But with a great deal beginning of this year, I tliought the Raiders' two year history. of practice over the summer he I wouldn't do as well as some of Both the five mile (25:14 at improved. "I was one of the the freshmen znd transfers the 1974 Notre Dame better juniors in the area." coming in." said Shull. "I was Invitational) and six mile (33:01 Shull expanded into track, surprised I've done as well as I've at the 1974 Indiana Invitational) running the two-mile ev*nt done this season." Indeed Shull school records arc in Shull's during his junior year. The next has run better times this \ear grasp. Yet he almost dfdn't come season he ran the 880-yard run than last including his fastest to this campus last year. and the mile. "I won the time of 25:14 at Notre Dame. "1 wanted to go to Southwest sectional in the mile and placed Running is a year round Missouri State where the sixth in the district " During activity for Shull. "I plan to run national (NCAA Division II) Shuil's senior year he ran in the in a few indoor meets (this championships are being helci Ohio AAA cross country meet, winter) and track meets (in the this year, but I university i center board f vwwe^rny OEKJTER E-CWRD FftV - DNfc-PRK.E- k)\GHTll iAVllOO 6ANBUW& : NCK/. BAUD N&W PANCEJi? 1 9- UK ' FREfc- POfCORW AUD MOVIE- TWefc£.>A &IRU PRe.TZ.E4_? JKi hAV UNIVERSITY vi(?£0 TAP£- L CENTER. AWL fTP- *1