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High-Rise Parking Here Soon Volume 2. No 20 Febrvory 12. 1973 264 4001 High-rise parking here soon Represent stives of the Veterans Administration Hospital. LaKur 500 parade float Carter Hospital. The Slate Board of Health Marion County General Hospital. the Riley Hospital Board of Governors and IUPUI at tended a to represent IUPUI meeting called by IUPUI Chancellor Hine. on the last day of January, to discuss the parking problems on this campus With the assistance of the I U Alumni Association, the IU P U I At the meeting it was agreed Dr Bogan admitted that the Student Association for Campus that the only solution to the committee explored the Identity (SACI) is in the process problem is the construction of poaalhility of allowing a com of entering a float to represent two, or perhaps throe, high rise mcrciai developer to build the IUP UI in this year s “ 500“ parking garages General facility bbt none would develop Festival Parade With the float Hospital is already well into the while surface parking ap will come national and local planning stages in construction peart adequate He added that recognition and publicity for of such a facility to serve their IU P U I has “ More surface IUP UI lients and staff and in a recent parking area than any other As part of the effort to erview Dr Hine stated that irban university ' promote the float, SACI is Chf, “ ...Would be very disap He noted that the parking sponsoring a contest, in which pointed if we don't break ground fund, paid into by permit pur students of IUPUI will have the soon for construction of a high chasers, now contained a large Speech students opportunity to enter and win nse parking garage for IUP UI sir plus which might he used as prizes by naming the theme of The construction was a down payment" for the new the float Each entrant will recommended earlier this year construction Chancellor Hine receive a 25 cent coupon by the parking policy com agreed that this was a redeemable at the Hideaway or mittee, headed by Dr Bogan of poaalhility but would be con set Tampa sails any Union Building food service the Dentistry school, following sidereda “ loan which would be The contest will be open to all an extensive study of the repaid He did emphasize that Phyllis Shipley and Cyndie The residents of Tam ps IUPUI students and will run problem Their recoin this would only be done if it was Williams will present oral in­ Florida each February brace from February 19 to 5 p m on mendation was that it be located determined that the needs of the terpretations of dramatic and themselves for a pirate in­ February 23, 1973 The winner on the North side of the Campus undergraduate campus had poetic material in competition vasion. The annual attach is will be announced publicly in the Currently there are three been met He admitted this was with other students from all over only one of the event! scheduled March 12 issue of the locations under consideration important since much of the the U.S for the week of the Gasparilla “Sagamore Several years ago an attempt permit revenues come from the Tom Gray, who won top Festival, which includes a The list of prizes, entry blanks was made by the American undrr graduates honors in a recent event at parade through town and a and rules will appear in the Fletcher Narional Bank to Chancellor Hine has made it Hanover College, has prepared mayor's breakfast February 19 issue of * the promote and develop a similar clear that any suggestions which a persuaive speech which he will This year the imsuspecting “Sigamore” Entry blanks and project at the northeast comer might improve parking on (his present in opposition to other residents of the area near depository boxes will be of Blake and Michigan but. the campus would be welcomed persuasive efforts Tam pa’s University of South available February 19-23 at the support for the effort fell short of In order to make the trip Florida will endure another following locations that needed to begin con economically possible on the invasion, one by seven members Alumni Office— IUMC Union struction small debate team budget the of the debate and speech team of Bldg , First Floor Dr Bogan explained “The «4eam will (hive to Tampa Assistant Dean Bogan s Of Slate Legislators have never IUPUI themselves and sleep in turn The angry hoard, led by coach Ace— Dental Bldg , Room 106 appropriated money for Most of the members see it as Dr David Burns, will settle for Financial Affairs Office- parking, so the expense of such a more of an adventure than a nothing less than total victory as Medical Science Bldg . Room building would have to be sacrifice since the vehicle will they compete against fifty other 164 financed by bonds The bonds be a cam per-trailer made universities in what has been Main Office— Normal College. would be retired with funds from available by an Indianapolis billed as “The only forensics revenues resulting from the attorney AGU tournament in the nation to be Main Office— Herron School of operation of the garage The The camper will be a swift held in conjunction with a pirate Art facility would primarily sell vessel and the team expects only invasion and festival * Student Activities O ffic e - space, on a monthly or hotrly two days travel each way The Team members Don Curtis, Krannert Bldg . Room 60 A basis to patients, visitors and fare from the galley will be Anne Wilcox. Paul Lang and Associate Nurntig Office— visiting physicians Students varied and the majority of it Doug Bartlow will compete in Wyle Hall. Room 234 faculty and staff would benefit frozen so frostbite is the mess Tor Owe debate tourneys which will Student Activities Office— directly from a decreased steward s greatest hazard The o< VxSonopoi/ require them to take both the Cavanaugh Hall, Room 301) demand on the now limited team will live on-board even affirmative and negative “ Sagamore” Office— surface parking after they “ weigh anchor” and position Cavanaugh Hall. Room 135 they hope their return voyage Ball Residence-basement will be the occasion of a victory bulletin board celebration. 2 fsbmsry I t IF73 Editorial... The team plays well T fans disappointing ) / The first intercollegiate basketball season for an IUPUftaam Is drawing to a cioae. This is the time that taually finds fans and jour naltats as well as players and coachm looking back on the faihres and It seems otr young Metros held their own on the court against some strong, established, respected teams Coach Dlckiaon has built a competitive team over night, using no fe ria l recruiting incentives volvement suggest that any The only truly disappointing performance of the season v u by the 38th St Staff............................Lesley Morgan,Grtgg Smith students of this University Attendance for most of the home games Reporters and Staff.............................................Steve Zlker student who would like to recommend an individual for has been a few huufred hardy fans, and observers admit few among those were students. John Wild, Rose Boorman, Greg Peterson, Louise the position of Chancellor should g Kitchen, Mike Shuba,Rose White, Mark Schneider, Bill wubmit the name in a sealed A number of people have worked hard and made sacrifices in order to give IUPU1 an intercoUeaiate sport but the support of the Lutholtl, envelope addressed to the Search and Screen Committee student body as a whole has been lacking at Dean Foust's office (Law There remains only one more coolest at our home court, Chatard 306), Student Senate offices High School, and a last chance to make a statement of support for our < C A » , NK60A), or Student team The Metros will meet the team from Southern at Ed Letters to the Editor Service offices (CA 322, NK 1<S, wards ville, which defeated the Metros In an eartier game, and the Union Meixanine). Upon admission for this contest is free receiving the recommendation In an attempt to And the missing ingredient in the offerii* the the Screen Committee will team is making to the fans, they have added to this last contest tfiowmaiuhip request the nominees to submit Fredland denies quote their resumes, which will then The game will be played February 30 at Chatard and will be our be considered by the Screen last chance to say thanks to the team and lei everyone know that this Committee The recom­ University is ready to’P L A Y B ALL! To the Editor mendation should include the 1 know-you have been hired by the Star to make them look good nominee's present title or rank, But even so. it hardly seems necessary to do such violence to the address or office number and truth as wts done by the lead article in your February 3 issue Having phooe number, and reasons why been both a participant in portions of the process described and a they Vbelieve the individual source of some of the original information provided for the article. I should be considered for the could barely recognise myself chancellorship, and any ad In true yellow journalism fashion you conjured an enticing ditional information which headline without providing any evidence to support your assertion might aid the committee Even a nomnvolved reader could recognise that the reporter had not In conclusion, I hope that all done sufficient homework to understand the process about which (•) students will take an analytical he was writing intelligent and active role in the To correct some of the more glaring errors and misin nom inally process.
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