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A M VOLUME 6, NUMBER 12 Azsw a m VOLUME 6, NUMBER 12 ! * azsw B B 0H 2 1,1976 Fee increase will hurt To the Editor, A quote from your "4 a.ra.” one of us will have to quit school and a tuition increase. And school, lear­ column of October 2S; ‘i t would work two jobs, or we’ll both have to ning, and related things are very appear that few care if they have to drop to part-time. We are not getting important to u s We would like to go pay more for the chance to let a younger, as no one it, 1 know-but to school the rest of our lives just degree." My husband and I take we started school a little later than to learn more ideas and facts But we offense at the statement. the majority of students. We are both can’t afford a tuition increase! We wanted to go to at least one working at jobs (we don't particu­ of the public hearings on tuition larly care for) only for the money to Mr. and Mrs. G.W. Blythe, Jr. increase, but both were scheduled we can go to school. By some quirk Fee increase questioned? during our job-working hours. In of financial aid rules, we make too order to go to school and meet our much money for financial aid. My To the Editor, financial obligations, we both work husband it getting tome aid from What’s this I hear about a fee full-time jobs. We are also both full­ CDV, but we have to pay for all of increase? What is this crapola? Where time rtudenta. Our time is precious my costs arc the additional dollars going to and almost all scheduled away. I had We would gladly protest more go? Obviously the university is trying GAME ROOM POOL TABLES time to write this letter only because actively if we had the time. But we to finance their Master Plan, while a class got out early. don’t. If there is anyone else I can ignoring tfudent interests. The only «Ve both protest the increase in write a letter to. I'd gladly do it, if way 1 could tolerate an increase is if PIN BALL MACHINES tuition. If the tuition is increased, given the addresses We can’t afford the extra money is earmarked for student activities. 51 JUKE BOX Where is our multFmillion dollar Feed ifte. I’m hungry. student center? Why it our basketball Pizza - Sandwiches - Indy 800 Dear Editor, team out practicing in the naval May I use the official organ of ried at this hour. The patron must armory, unable to make payments the student body to play my tad wait until 8 :IS to 8:30 to eat the in­ for scholarships? SPECIAL BEER PRICES song? In the morning before my 8:00 ventory. Where is the plethora of student 5380 N. COLLEGE am commitment I'd really like to On behalf of the cup of coffee groups which run rampant at other avail myself of the services of that with which I'd like to rendezvous I universities in the state? quaint little hide-a-way nettled in the would ask the supreme powers in the It would make tense for IUPUI INDPLS., INDIANA bowels of the Library. snack shop to move the inventory up to finally admit that students have to The signs all proclaim clearly fifteen minutes. exist and that they ate entitled to the that the establishment begins to serve activities which students elsewhere at 8:00 am. This however is not so. Paul R. llg enjoy. Donuts and rolls are being invento­ Worker/Student James Smith Student " 4 a.m. We heard that the prices of Have you noticed? Someone Larry Dorset, singer-guitarist, sandwiches in the university's hos­ has plastered numbered signs on the will be featured at the next Union pital vending machines recently security light poles (about IS feet Building Dinner Show Wednesday, dropped their price tags . repor­ up) throughout the downtown November 10, at 6:00 pm in the tedly about a nickel per. The sand­ campus parking lots. Union's Hoosier Room. wiches in the hospital machines are Although we find these addi­ Along with the entertainment, supplied by the University Hospi­ tions to be helpful for reminding us (actually before the music begins), tal’s Cafeteria service at reported where we parked we wonder why the Union Bldg, supplies a good previously in the Sagamore. the University police dispatcher and inexpensive meal. Well have menu the university phone operators were Although we jokingly referred details next week, and remembei not advised of the changes so that to it once before, the people who that all students are invited and ii the danger of emergency situations run the E/T Building must have you wish to sing a song, dance, play could be reduced. Likewise, we taken the gleaming new paper towel an instrument or hang ten, you are hope that when the IUPUI motor holders minus their respective paper invited to jump into the spotlight vehicle campus maps are reprinted, towels to heart. The school finally yourself. that the numbered lot system is filled the dispensers-the day of its included on the diagrams. official dedication ceremonies-the day that the Governor, the Mayor, the university Presidents and a host of others happened to inspect the Are you done in with parties, studies, building. However, the towels have once again disappeared-and if the FLU SHOTS tests and are you tired of being alone? E/T building holds another open house on its 10th anniversary, Hey, wanna shoot up? Come Well, sometimes you just need to maybe students will get a second on, w ell turn you on to i t . Have chance to use them. you ever been approached in this communicate with someone . And one Thanks go to Dean Preusz, of manner at IUPUI? No? Well, the Student Services and to Student Student Employee Health Service of the best ways to get in touch with a Activity officers for initially repair­ will be offering free flu riiots at the THE LINE UP ing, cleaning up, and officially School of Nurang, Thursday, long lost firiend-or maybe just someone BILLBOARD PAGE3 opening the Cavanaugh Hall recrea­ November 4 (in Room 210), and EDITORIAL PAGE4 tion room. It has truly been an Friday, November S (in Room whom you're just burning to meet is with OO-EE-POO-EE NEWS PAGES improvement but student leaders 110). Times for both days are 9.00 are still wondering what has hap­ am to 12:00 pm, and 1:30 pm to ZODIACAL ZINGERS PAGE7 pened to the sound proofed wall 4:00 pm. a Sagamore personal's ad. KELLY PAGE7 that was supposed to be con­ So hey, like show up and, hey, METROS ‘SPECIAL’ PAGE9-I5 Check it out in our Classified section, and structed around the area some we really mean it, w ell like roll up CLASSIFIEDS PAGE22 months ago. our deeves together. cheer up-only S cents a word! SAGAMORE 3 Money available for projects by Fred Tucker Proposals may be submitted ui any combustion of science or engi­ neering disciplines, using an interdi- siplinary approach to problem sol­ M4-2MI ving for the National Soencc Foun­ dation (NSF) Student Originated Studies program. UNIVERSITY WILL ASK FOR LESS MONEY To be eligible for NSF support, a Bccauae of a slight decline in IU per cent, and 3165 million for 1978- student must be enrolled ass regular Pulmonary Medicine Journal Club, 12:13 pjn., Union syatsrowide enrollment over earlier 79, up another 15.8 per cent, junior, senior, or graduate student in Sophomore DIR Meettag. 3:00 pan., Union projections, Indiana University will The exact amount of the re- a college or university at the time of Bap tilt Student Union, 3:00 p CAI11 acceptance for participation, March Botrum'sTA Group, 3:00 p.m., Union Rightly leas operating funds but it will be sent through the Corn- I. 1977. The program is aimed primarBy Spaghetti Dinner, 4:30 p.m., Beiiarraine Home, 1309 W. Michigan St. The original proposal was for mission for Higher Education and the at upper-divinon undergrsduate/gra- The Way Ministry. 7:00 p.n., Union 8140.7 million for 1977-78, up 24.1 S u l» » * •» « Agency prior to the for- Hunter Miniitrie. Dinner. 7:00 pjn., Union duatc students who have completed a Coffee Houje, 9:00 pjn., Union NURSING SCHOOL Preaident John W. Ryan said substantial portion of their baste that -although the reduced request degree work in science, engineering GETS BIG GRANT or mathematics. The School of Nursing has been did not quite come up to earlier pro­ In previous yean the program z> has afforded students a broad scope Cheer Guild, 10:00 ajn., Union named as one of four national A cs ject tons, the university stOl enrolled a of independent study including pro­ Radiologic Technology Programs, 11:30 ajn., Union to receive a special grant to train fa­ new record class this faH. The total jects on natural resource utiiixatioa, MHA Class of 77.12 noon. Union culty members from nursing schools was 77.948. Thu was up only 1.3 per pollution studies, waste disposal/ Water Safety Initructon Coune, 7:00 pjn., Union throughout the country. cent and the forecast was for a 6.4 redamstion. transportation, and New Life Temple, 7:30 pjn., Union The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation has awarded a 3675,000 architectural or engineering practices Proposals for 1977 should have a NOVEMBER 3 grant to the school to conduct a CLASS SCHEDULES training program specifically de­ close relationship to the quality of ARE NOW OUT human life, conservation of scarce Medical School Admissions, 8:00 sjn., Union signed to help establish clinical pri­ Copies of the 1977 Spring Se­ resources or the physical well-being Office of Placement A Career Counseling, 11:30 ajn., Union mary care as a scholarly and profes­ mester Clam Schedules are now being of the American public.
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