Wright State University CORE Scholar The Guardian Student Newspaper Student Activities 10-16-1975 The Guardian, October 16, 1975 Wright State University Student Body Follow this and additional works at: https://corescholar.libraries.wright.edu/guardian Part of the Mass Communication Commons Repository Citation Wright State University Student Body (1975). The Guardian, October 16, 1975. : Wright State University. 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]. "\ October 16. 1975 Vol 12 Issue 11 Wright State University GUARDIAN Dayton. Ohio Colleges grant adult status by Susan Opt have been in operation, we help," remarked Davenport. This summer several univer- have used this policy no more "Until the state or federal sities granted dormitory stu- than six or eight times." said courts force us to change I think dents adult status, meaning Davenport. "Generally, we we will continue to operate the university officials no longer don't use it unless it's for an way we have been." have the authority to search a exceptionally good cause." According to Davenport, the student's room without a polk e However, if the University Attorney General of Ohio has search warrant. sus|»'cts a student of carrying read over the (Kilicy and deter- According to Ken Daven- on a highly illegal activity, a mined that it complies with port, Associate Dean of stu- search warrant is obtained and state and federal laws. dents, Wright State's policy will local authorities will prosei ute Davenport commented that not change hecauseot the adult off-campus in court, Davenport if WSU should have to change status. said. Any evidence a University their polic y he thought the stu- WSU's poli< \ reads th.it "A oil it ial finds on his own ( annul dents would lose, since any ac - university staff member may be used in a court ol law. lion WSU takes against a stu- en*<'r any individual room in Davenport noted that in the dent only becomes part of his the Resident e hall for purposes only major case the University Wright State re< ord and doesn't of maintenance or repair, has had so far. which took "follow him around." where a complaint of distur- plat e last year, the student was "However." saici Davenport, bance is made; where there is only asked !o leave WSU. "if the c ivil authorities take ac- probable cause to belive thai In the past, a university usu- tion against a student, it be- illicit activities, such as use of ally handled its ow n problems, comes part of his criminal re- drugv, are taking place; or although the civil authorities cord. which will stay with him where there is probable cause have been more than w illing to the rest of his life." to believe that medical or psychiatric problems are in- volved. ()ctober Daze features "It is clearly understood that entry to an individual room for purposes of search or seizure ol sounds of four hands evidence is to be made only by authorization of the Dean of by Doretta McCeorge Ix>er will be sold in the booths. Students or the Vice-President October Daze will be held An art-: and crafts exhibit booth and the Direc tor of Student Ser- this Friday, October 17. from has also been scheduled. vices, and preferably when the 10 am to 5 pm at Wright State. The fee for booth space this What? The fourth week of the quarter and this person can't find the occupant is present." The activity, which is spon- year is $2.SO which is for right class. (Robert King photo) "For the six years that we sored annually by Inter-Club clean-up council, will feature bands, According to Sue Stockton, booths, and a Greeks vs Freaks program coordinator for Uni- PUCO hears complaints in Dayton football game. versity Center board, UCB is the only campus organization . by Id Silver enables a utility company io Luther Heckman stated this Scheduled bands are Hot Ice, Topaz, Coin' Home, and the which has a permit to sell beer. "I'm the only non-lawyer (on earn profits based on the cost of was not the first time he had Hot Mud Family, according to She added that the price has the commission) and I some- replacing the:.- property at to- heard this view. Heckman said ICC chairer lean Harvey. been set at 14 ounces for 25 times find lawyers and the hear- day's prices rather than at the his wife had wondered about Topaz will be the fust to per- cents. ing process to really be a retard • prices the company originally the necessity of FAC after re- "All of the food service ing factor in terms of communi- paid. ceiving her electric bill. He felt, form beginning at 10 am through 11:45. Hot Ice w ill ap- booths will be operating under cations. If we could do away Sweet responded by saying however, that because of the new health regulations this with some of the lawyers we that the "RCN lav/ has been in regulatory time lag of 22 pear second at 12:30 until 1:15 with a 15 minute break and will year," commented Ken might improve the (communi- effect in Ohio since 1913; and months in Ohio, utility com- resume at 1:30 until 2:15. Hot Davenport, associate dean of cation) process," probably in every session of the panies needed FAC to remain students. This was one suggestion put General Assembly there has viable. Mud Family plays from 2:30 through 4 pm, and Goin' Home He explained that any or- forth by David Sweet, the non- been a bill introduced to repeal The rate structure is another will wind up the event from ganization preparing perisha- lawyer member of the Public it." example of how the utility ble food on campus must have Utilities Commission of Ohio in According to Sweet, there companies are dangerously 4:15 until 5 pm. Various campus organiza- a $ 15 food service license. The a meeting with consumer has been no other time when behind the times. Under pre- tions have been assigned booth pert.it! is valid for one year so groups October 9 at Silver there were stronger forces sent rate structure, large indust- spare by ICC. Hamburgers, hot •he groups will be able to use arena. v working to repeal this law. This rial users pay at a far lower rate dogs, hot apple cider, popcorn, them for May Daze as well Sweet, along with Luther is because of what Sweet calls than what residential users cotton candy, cokes, polish Davenport noted any group Heckman, the chairer of the "unholy alliance." have to pay. This lessens the sausage and sauerkraut and selling a non-perishable item PUCO. were asked a wide This "unholy alliance" is ac- [Continued on page i) tually a coalition of lobbying which is prepared off-campus ranging variety of questions by and prepackaged does not consumer groups. The groups groups which, according to Sweet, includes United Au- 'Rat' sells canned beer need a permit. represented included the Na- "Last spring we had a prob- tomobile Workers, American by Daniel Miller however, all that can be bought tional Organization for Wo- lem with regulation interpreta- men, the Congregation for Re- Federation of Labor and Con- The Rathskeller recently in the Rat is 3.2. Six percent tion. The policy prohibited conciliation, and the Ohio gress of Industrial organiza- started selling six and 12 packs beer is not permitted to be sold 1 making any type of food off- tions, Manufacturers associa- of 3.2 percent beer for $2 and in the Rathskeller, and the cnly Housing Coalition. campus," Davenport com- At one point, commissioners tion and retail merchants. $4. place 6 percent could be sold, if Another statute, the Fuel Ad- The canned beer may he sold on campus, is the faculty mented. were asked for specific reasons He continued that the why they felt rates were in- justment Clause (FAC), came drunk in the Rat. but all open dining room. Greene County Health depart- into question by consumer beers must stay inside, includ- The $2 charge for the beer is creasing. The reply was that the ment reviewed the situation groups. Because of FAC, the ing beer off the tap. Canned inought by some students to be question was "unanswerable," and came up with a new policy. utility companies can automat- beer can be taken out of the Rat a little high, but, said Comin- since rate increases were "I would sav the guidelines ically increase their rales in if it is left unopen. gore, in most bars, prices lor six caused by "runaway inflation were very reasonable. 1 hey are concert with increasing fuel According to Rick Comin- packs usually start around $2. rates" and that it is not known much better than other regula- costs. This gives the utility gore, Rat manager, selling six The only thing bars offer that what causes runaway inflation. tions we've had in the past and companies no incentive to bar- packs on campus makes it more the Rathskeller can't is the The basic fairness of the Re- are less difficult to adhere to," gain with their fuel suppliers convenient for dorm residents choice between 3.2 and 6 per- construction Cost New. Less declared Davenport. Depreciation law (RCNLD) was since they can pass the costs and students who do not wish cent.