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 IUPUI 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 Nagy corrects story Dear Mr Young The story concerning the announcement of the Search and Screening Committee for the next chancellor which appeared in your February 5 edition was inaccurate in stating that President Ryan ignored the recommendations of the Faculty Council about procedures for establishing the committee The President formally acknowledged receipt of the report in a letter to the Council In a somewhat am txguous reference to a list of faculty namegjhat I submitted to him. the story also suggested that the President ignored the list in selecting the faculty members of the committee. I can assure you that such is not the case "i/iis uay kiegd' Sincerely, Paul J Nagy. Secretary IUP UI Facidty Council 'em coming and going! * Hbruory II. IV73 3 • OPINION------By K «rc n William* Genesis begins Fear of ERA false prose Journal Amendment needs understanding •Geoeato, " one erf the first student JounuOa on the IUPU1< will emerge this spring, tentatively k early April The eemin rill provide an outlet lor etu creative writing k the The Equal R i0 * i < is one of the controversial erf emay. ebort Action. and | 17 Since the J o m a l k i topics win hopefully onmmpaaa many of the neum tacuig the natioe s state kgialahsee The public has haard all the arguments for and again* the ERA. hut unfortunately. the ui <1 varse brancheo of the IU P U I mkafon “Genee*" wiU be available at (ftvtfraai who depends on such debates far enlightenment may be campus boobstores and “ as a special aet acquainted offer." the viable to d*ermine which arguments are farts and which are not projected v ic e of 80 cents will be slashed to aaro So get acquainted There are valid differences of opinion over the desirability of acquainted various implies!tons of the ERA but there are certain facts about what these implications actually are It lakes only s little logic and The IUPUI English and ay of the ant) ERA arguments are Philosophy Clubs are co* 1 of the ERA have faiiedto present s Humoring th^Journal and a kngle kgprai argument u> support their cause They have resorted to student editorial board com scare tactics to turn unsuspecting people again* the ERA posed of representatives of the (foe of the moat frequently expressed objections is that the ERA two groups will make would make women subject to the fraft It is true that women will be pifolicaflon deeikons The board eligible If the fraft is ever remet ated. but uuhcations are that there wiU select manuscripts on the Chancellor will be no fraft m the fonoeabie future If women are eligible to be basis of their quality, originality frsited, they could receive the same exemptions and deferments that and general Interest to students men have All military personnel would be assigned to venous duties Creditors ere Ann Wilcoi and choice yours according te individual physical and mental capabilities without Dinah Rockwell W orth* on the regard to sex board with them are Mark Contrmy to anti ERA claims, laws which presently pertain to Curto, Don Miller and Janet members of one sex will not necmeanly be wiped put Laws such as Rash, members of Philosophy In order to facilitate student those again* sex crimes end prostitution will be revised to apply to Club, and Fred Jones, Diane input to the Search and Screen both sexes Women will not be unprotected again* sex crimes until the Prernk, and Mary Walker from Committee for selecting s new laws are revised, because there will be a two^yeer period before the English Qhb Rebecca Pitts and Chancellor, law student. Roe ERA goes into effect to permit legislatives to make the necessary Lawrence Lam pert from the Stovall and Student Body revisions ui the laws English and Philosophy President Don Q r t k , issued the The ERA will not abolish separate restrooms te interfere with Departments w ill serve as following joint statement other matters of privacy faculty advisors. “The Impact of the decisions ERA opponents fear that the amenfrnent will remove (he Because “Genesis" is a that the Search and Screen obligation of men to support their wives and chilfren and will force student publication, Committee will be making, women to provide half of the family income It is highly unlikely that will be limited only to the 4 could have a dkamatic effect this would happen since there is no law that forces a man to be the that contributors must have ipon the students of IU P U I wage earner ana support ms wue Many women work to support been enrolled at the IU P U I Therefore, tt is extremely im husbands who are in school or unemployed The law docs not interfere miaikm (which include* H em *. portent for the student body to with the financial arrangements of married couples Normal, the medical campus/ take an active interest in the ERA opponents frequently charge that the ERA will give women and law school) (bring any selection of the Chancellor As no rights that are not already provided ui other laws They usually semester of the various year members of the Search and mention th* equal yob opportunities and equal pay for equal work laws (simmer or fall of *71 or spring Screen Committee's Sub already exist Although this is technically true, these laws are of *73 for the first issue) The committee on Students, we frequently circumvented through slight difference* in yob titles and submission tkadhnr for the suggest that any descriptions and imneceaaary protective laws w ring issue is March 1, which wo3d like to Protective laws such as weight lifting limits and re* periods for m b I allow time for much individual lor the position of women can make women ineligible for responsible, high paying creative writing, but it's (funcelinr, should submit tbe positions Women who do housework and carry small children all day •Banned for the initial kaut that name k a sealed envelope ad * e proof of the strength and stamina of the average woman The ERA students have material hoarded framed to Search and Screen would allow people to apply for jobs on the basis of their individual qp that's worthy of publication Committee before March 1ft, at abilities A ll manuscripts w ill be any of the following locations: The ERA will change alimony and child support laws Women will considered by the editorial 1. Dean Foust 1 office be considered capable of supporting themselves and will not have to board anonymously and length (Law M ) depend on their husbands after they are divorced This change will not of the Joirnal wifi be kept is 2. Student Senate Offices Christ crusade be very dUadvmtageous to mo* women since alimony is often dsf flexible as possible to ac Tbs Drama Club and Dr. J. Edgar Webb, hi an effort to makgtbe theatre an active and attractive part of the Madam activities, invites anyone who h i student at IUPU1 to try out for the many parts in this ^rin g 's production of the hilariously comedy, "You Can't Taka It With You." There are nineteen parts to be Ailed, two specifically, ( could be) need to be Ailed by Mack actors and actresses, range from a Russian ballet -wrestling instructor, a xyftophgf player, to a (broken nympho octrees The try-outs last for two days and will be bald on February H and U at 7:30 p m . at ftt N Meridian in room M011 Anyone interested hi ra n ih g for a part should plan to attend Zubin Mehta leads the U s Angelteles Philharmonic in a tpellb11 binding version of Maurice Marcel Dalio and Carette in Jean Remor'i ‘ Rules of the Raveliref's ‘‘The Bolero." a PBS Game The 1939 classic, which satirises the social and sexual mores Special of the Week to air of decadent pre-World War II French society, will be shown on the February 19 at 9:00 p m on Public Broadcasting Service Film Odyssey Feb 34 at 9 00 p m on Channel 20. Channel 20 Metha conducts THE PLANNED "Bolero" COMMUNITY Conductor Zubin Mehta will Sergei Eiscnstdn's "Ivan the Terrible" is an epic tale of the life of lead the U s Angeles Philhar volatile 16th century Rumian Tsar Ivan IV, played by Nikolai Featuring; monic Orchestra in s unique Cherkasov. The Aim, made in 1943. will be shown on the Public visual exploration into Maurice Broadcasting Service Film Odyssey series Feb. 17 at 8 :0 0 p.m. on • Lighted Tennis Court Ravel's ''Bolero" Feb. 19th at Channel 2a • All Eleclnc GE Kitchens 9:00 p.m on Channel 20 • Completely Carpeted This experiment in presenting • Cer.irmc Tiled B.ilhioom* classical music by making • Individual Storage Lockers music lead the eye was • Game Rooms produced and directed by Allan NOSTALGIA RADIO • Swimming Pool Miller who is presently the • Laundry Facilities associate conductor of the Classic Goid Rock n' Roll • Community Hall Denver Symphony m • Sauna In "The Bolero." Miller, and filmmaker William Fertik. who 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments interpreted music visually on 2 A 3 Bedroom Townhouses last season's PBS series Beginning at S152 50 "Vibrations," strive to erase the public's image of an orchestra 34th Street as t homogenized black-and- Near Gaartjetown Rd white mass Miller says his 2 9 1 -3 0 2 4 intent was "to create an awareness of the differences in Ollice Open Daily 9-6 aound between the in- Sunday 1 6 stnanents " His solution was to let the camera do the work of Move up to on interpreting the sound "The Bolero" begins back- A H M Graves Community stage at the U s Angeles Philharmonic as Conductor Mehta and the players rehearse Mehta ‘discusses his concept of Ravel's score and experts the NORTHWEST particular challenge "The Bolero" is to a conductor He explains that in the beginning of the selection the flute must be played as if it were coming from a distance and that It is the conductor's )ob to restrain the tension until the final craahix^ climax As the soft and sensuous music of "The Bolero" begins, the earners moves from player - to-player As volume and in tensity build, the camera (haws the viewers into the musical center of "The Bolero " In one instance, what ap pears to be a large black fan fills the screen, fluttering intensely, and as the camera moves away, the fan materializes as con ductor Mehta's back, moving in time to the music as he guides the orchestra Mxvorv 12.1V73 5 \\ Reardon" Thompson on Festival Banjo music on new LP at IU new solo LP at CTS Tto H sau Fly Kepnse MS till " F im y and te c * and ab T t e * Is f mysterious about tius Elgin A Fine Arts Fertival. tailed as solutely extraordinary." laid a t solo album Underneath that the ArM m m annual s m s . will has s rsdk) m it you ve probably Boman critic of "And ftliai you hear in the song lies a bright young man whose percept be held at Christian TheoiogicaJ heard something that sou Reardon Drinks a Little." the hit far into the Mrface of the situation which he deals with Thompoon is Seminary February ll-lg The like the South had not only i play which will be performed by by no means e cynic and be docen t treat his sub)ecu m dumi ally It’s entire festival is free lo the but had taken over A T a national louring company at I good to sae that Thompson treats the rituation with s light -beartetoeas public Community wide par well If pjn Feb 13 and 13 tn the In end not the sure of tteprearion that teems to be the prevailing method tu is anticipated was probably a Uttle ditty called cftana University Bloomington The festival monaorsd by the "Dueling Banjos from the Reprise is now including an Student Council will include sotiMfcrark of Dell* eraser It Two stars of the stage, films that roughly exhibits concerts, films and Marts out very slowly with and TV , Lillian Roth and m arine the artist and the music plays, according to Mark Hall, simple chords and n a i and then Gretchen Wyler, share top that'son the album So the sheet chairman Others on the com ■peeds up — aorta like two in billing in the production tells us all we should know about nutter are Edward N Spry. summers trying to keep each Roth plays the tart-tongued Richard Thompson He was t Robert L Unison. Lawrence F other awake by picking s banjo schoolteacher ckiven to co-foimder of Fairport Con Casey, Jon W Moore. Boyd W and a guitar to death They Sturdivant Deborah N Hall, of raw meat by her vention and was the lead apparently succeed s it e 's (Miss Wyler’s) and Gary L Hagan all Mudenti guitarist through several The number is found on s plus t e i r i K McKeon. CTS insistence on • vegetarian albums Richard was proficient Warner Bros album briefly periAcals librarian retime in t M r home in guitar both acoustically and tilled Dueling Baajea from the The exhibits will include Miss Roth, with many stage electric, but he's also competent Original heeadtrark sf photography, sncieat Indian and film starring roles to her with mandolin and accordian Deliverance and 4ddillssal artifacts, pottery, graphics, credit, is probably beet known After Fairport. he spent some Mask Performed by Eric for her popular and inspirations! paintings and other art forms, time with the lan Matthews Weiss berg sad Sie\r Waedef book, "111 Cry Tomorrow and are being submitted from group (Ian ill was formerly with oig. Now when you open the door you don't know that they are waiting to use the john You don't even realise who they are You just gasp in So there you « e standing in the commode with your slippers all soaking wet and chilling water swirling around yotr ankles when you realise what has just happened You know you fed ready stonid Mending there in the )ohn. and you know it is funny So I'm afraid that what I've just shown is that fear is stupid and funny. Union Building FOOD SCRVKI Cafeteria - Snack Shoppe Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner — Sugar Shack— Carry-out pastry from our Bakery. (2 ) Indiana Befl _ t t * * Hideaway Library Basement Hospital Study Saw yer Entrees - Sandwiches * Pastry administrators in Peru to head appointed Prepared Daily Dr Peter Sehlinger and Three Indianapolis hospital M icrobio ^ twenty-two students have administrators have received part-time appointments as recently returned from Lima. Dr. William Sawyer, acting assistant professor of hospital Peru, where they participated in chairman of microbiology at administration at the Indiana the Oversea* Study Program Mahidol University in Thailand, University School of Medicine V e group studied at the has been appointed chairman of Allen M Hicks, president of 'university during the spring microbiology at the Indiana Coramwity Hospital; Robert 0 semester University School of Medicine Cannon. associate ad Dr Sawyer, a native of Application* for studying at m inistrator of St Vincent's Rooduuse. m., received his the University at Lima are being Hospital, and Robert C Kidd II. medical degree from accepted for the next session acknuustrator of Marion County Washington University of St. starting in February and ending General Hospital, will assist in Louis in 1964. He has been a in December The deadline for the medical school’s hospital visiting member of the Mahidol admission to the Program is administration education University faculty since 1W7 November 1. 1973 programs Students who are interested ixxfcr s Rockefeller Foundation program to support the should contact Dr Sehlinger in CA MSP According to Dr diversity Schlirger several field trips will be taken to such places as the temple nans of Pachacamac. the Torre Tagle Palace, and the Indian burial site of Ancon NBrvory 11. 1*73 A mtfcly listing ot important calendar rtwrn and official uniftoity notice* oi mterest to the umwer*ttt community. Pleate submit items to the lU fU l Inlormation Senrtces Office, 127 A BWj . 31th Street Campus, by 5 p.m. each Tuesday. This space is paid for by IUPUI SKATS COINC FAST it i m currant schedule for student recruitment at FOR MEXICO TRIP FEBRUARY 12' IUPUI StuOnh m frwoa to tw**r . * ? ! TTmMw h£*tn Only five seats remain for the b«g spring semester break trip r n?essrxxs * to Acapulco the week of March Public Health, • 30a m , Union lu n u M h y «>• IUPUI ******* O W c t 3 10 Dynamics of Inter Per soot I Relations. 11:30 a m., Union The price reported m last IUPUI Animal Care Committee, 3 30 p m ., Union FttI t U S Air Foret, will h*v# ‘S' «P *« '•'* » ,M' * • »»• " » InlfTMtod to OWcor Progromt. no »lgn otWhool week’s Billboard was m Science. En£heer ing 4 Technology Building Committee, 4 00 p m , FoU I t A e tn o Lrto 4 Co»«olfv C o , nor yH dotwm.nod, Jon J* correct — it is really lower Total B4I Krannert Jilt St. Fob I t Arthur Andorton 4 Co.. iS 'A c d g . Jon JO cost for the flight the rooms at Food Service Executives Association. 4:30 p m., Union Feb IX Acacia Mutual Insurance Co , all areas for sales. Jan 30 El Presidente Hotel and ta*es Pacesetters Critical Care Nurses. 7:00 p.m . Union Feb 14 New York Life insurance Co., BS'Acctg, Fin. Mgmt A is 1773 f0 Indianapolis Fly Casters Club. 7 00 p.m.. Union Applications and information Jesus Students Fellowship, 130p m , Union Admin, Mktg, Jan 31 Feb 14 Social Security Administration, MSW. BS, BA/all trees of is available from me Student Activities Office m the Union liberal arts. Jan 31 ^ . Mrs Helen Zapp 744 1741 FEBRUARY 13 Feb IS, Public Service Indiana, BS/Acctg, Fin, Mgmt 4 Admin, Mktg, IDE, EET. MET, AAS/EET. Feb 1 Feb IS, Meridian Mutual Insurance Co , all areas for sales 4 sales IUPUI School of Science Meeting, 1100a m . A Auditorium, 30th St mgmt.. Feb 1 Feb 14 Haskins 4 Sells. BS/Acctg . Feb 2 Campus ______Feb 14. Allen-Bradley. BS/EET, Feb 5 E T T A . 11 00 a m . 060A Krannert. 30th Street Campus Feb 70. 71. Firestone Tire 4 Rubber Co. Nobiesville. IN. CUSS DROPPINC Dynamics of Inter-Personal Relations. 11:30a.m.. Union BS/Acctg, Mgmt 4 Admin. Mktg. M E T. IS. E E T , IDE. Feb 4 Radiologic Technology, 11 30 a.m . Union Feb 71. Firestone Tire 4 Rubber Co. Akron. OH. BS Mgmt 4 ENDS APRIL 11 School of Nursing Research Colloquim. 11:30 a.m.. Union Admin for retail sales m g m t. Feb 7 , M Indiana Psychological Association. 7 00 p m.. Union Feb 70. 21. U S. Navy, will have table set up 70th 30th S t. 21st • The ausomatic withdrawal Campus Crusade for Christ Leadership Training Class. 4 00 p.m , Cavanaugh Hall, no sign-up sheets period for spring semester CA 117, 7 00 p m , CA 104 Feb 21, Ernst 4 Ernst, BS/Acctg, Feb 7 classes ends at J p m March 14 Senior Life Saving, Red Cross, 7 :00 p.m., Union Feb 22. George S. Olive 4 Co . BS/Acctg, Feb I according to the Registrar s Of WASAMA, 7 30 p.m., Union ** Feb 23. Citizens Gas 4 Coke Utility. BS/CPT. IS. M E T lice Beginning March IS. and AAS/Chem Tech, CPT. MET, Feb 4 continuing through April 11 all withdrawals must be signed by FEBRUARY 14 Feb 7X Lybrand. Ross Bros 4 Montgomery BS Acctg, Feb 4 Feb 24. State Farm Insurance, all areas for sales. Feb 12 the instructor for that class Feb *7. Peat. Marwick. Mitchell 4 C o . BS /Acctg Feb 13 before the forms are turned mt© Purdue University Admissions Administrators Meeting. • 00 a m . Feb 27. G C Murphy Co . all areas for mgmt trainees. Feb 13 the Registrar s Office All Withdrawals end April 11 734A. 30th St Campus Feb 70. Powers Regulator Co . not yet determined. Feb 14 - and only emergency situations Univfrsity Division Meeting, 10 00 a m , Union approved by the dean of the Inter-Agency of Public Health Nursing, 11:30a m.. Union school m which student* are Graduate Program-Allied Health Sciences, 11 30 a.m., Union enrolled will be allowed Dean Red Cross Water Safety Instructors Review Course. 4 45 p m , Union FACULTY TO NEAR advisor and instructor IUPUI Student Activity Board Dance, 4:00 p m , Union SPONSOR OF signatures are required Official date of withdrawal from a class is that date the FEBRUARY IS U. OF INDY RILL forms ere turned into the A Faculty Club luncheon is to Registrar’s Office not the date ARA-R System Presentation, 10 00 a m.. Union be held Feb 71 with Rep E the forms are issued to the stu Continuing Education Advisory Panel-IHETS, 10 00 a m., Union Henry Lamkm Jr , sponsor of dent Cheer Guild Awards Day. 11 00 a.m . Union HERRON PRESENTS the bill currently in the General Marion County Health Sciences Librarians. 11 30 a m.. Union Assembly to create a University Academic Graduate Council, 11:30 a m . Union 3 ONE-ACT PLAYS of Indianapolis «• Faculty Labor Advisory Committee. 1 30p m , Union The program will be a Academic Planning Council, 3 00 p.m., 144 Krannert, 30th St Three one-act plays, directed luncheon in the 3tth Street Cam IUPUI CHOSEN AS Campus by Mrs Patsy Krett and pus auditorium, with program to Red Cross Water Safety Instructors. 7 00 p.m , Union presented by the Actors Lab. follow Arrangements are made RECIONAL CAMPUS will be given at Herron School of through Prof Alan Weed, Art auditorium, 14th and Penn treasurer of the IUPUI Faculty TOURNEY SITE sylvania, on Saturday, Feb 24. Club IU P U I Metros have been at 2p m moved into the semi finals of the The plays are "Botticelli**, Indiana Regional Cempus Comm Education Facility Design Committee, 4 00 a.m., Union and "Next," both by Clarence basketball tournament to be IRMP Program Staff, 4:00a m , Union McNally, and "Ferryboat." by played March 3 at Chatard High Student Activities Off leers. 11:00a m.. Union Leonard Meifi The program is a COMPUTER Muslim Student Association. 17 30 p m.. Union memorial for the late Danny School here The Metros w ill lace the Local #1477,3 00p m , Union Bray CENTER Christian Medical Society Friday Night Clinic 7 30 p m . Union Prior to the plays, the winner of the Purdue North Ce« Arlington High School string HOURS tral IU Northwest game to be ensemble will present a half- played Feb 71 The other h o u r program of music Educational Computer Center pairing will pit the winners of The program is free 3tth St A Bldg the IU PU Fo rt ftayn© IU Mon-Thurs lam llpm South Bend game with the Fri lam Ip m winner of the IU EesMU Sat lam-Spm Southeast game The northern Sun lOam-Spm regional the quarterfinals Rid Research f be played at South Bend Computer Center IUPUI Athletic Director Nitk Union Bldg General Service Representatives. 00a m , Union Kelium announced that seesm 10 Mon-Fri 12a m-4pm Ala*Nons State Assembly, 10 00a m . Union tickets will not be good tor the Sat lam-I pm Campus Ministry, 11 00a m , Union tournament All tickets are a Sun closed Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. 3 00 p.m., Union bargain, however, at 41 each IUPUI Black Student Union, 4 30 p.m.. Union f 8 11N 9 9 lu r t n Back to back File move to 38th St. B E M Y VALENTINE Metro victories completes restructure SALE J rMvlHvjf 1% With the reorganizationi of ththe Art« end Sciences Division at IUPUI into the School of Liberal Arts and the School of Science, all Feathal Mseys • Bag R TS - taw U .M Indiana University students majoring in Biology. Chemistry, Geology By M ARK S C H N EID E R and Psychology will report directly to their major departments for M was the unlucky number (or enrollment, advising and other needed help IU South Bend. Feb 2. and Ill- All science files, with the exception of the 197) Pi' Fort Wayne. Feb 3, as IPI have been moved from the Schooltool of Lib*Liberal Arts < in Cavan* ugh recorded consecutive victories Hall to the A(fcnuustration Building at 1201 E and improved their record to 7- University science majors (1973 Seniors) who have filed a degree leeks DM Etttem 1 0 application with the Recorder, School of Liberal Arts, will continue to seek information from the Liberal Arts Recorder All other science (Camps* Stem Only) majors formerly counseled at the Michigan Street Campus must now Last Friday night. The Metros contact their major departmental chairmen or advisors (or in crunched South Bend, 7S-64, and formation and counseling for Indiana University collected their sixth victory of the season lAz e i itlle " -L-‘— Charles Battle led all scorers with 22 as . ^ r T r ^ L ^ m r M t T ' / "V rw r- o turan c*/4’ TA'A m m o% /r