/aocimoreVOLUME 7. NUMBER I SEPTEMBER M. 1*71 Search & screen committee seeks new SLA dean by Peel Miner Irwin said be did* t have any ob The School of Liberal Arts m ■ the jertu ns to students being an tbr process of finding a new dean to re committee He said he was w ilin g to place retiring Dean Joseph T Taylor add s i ludent to the committee if com who is stepping down June 39.1171 An nut lee Chairman Huger was willing II member March and screen com Upon being contacted Huger mHtee been appointed to indicated he was willing complete this task “ Dr Sugar agrees that a student Appointed by Vice President of I U should be an the committee said at Indianapolis. Dr Gletui W Irwin Irwin fc Jr . the committee will be seeking an Irwin then suggested the following individual who has an earned doctor procedure The IUPU1 Student As ate in the humanities or serial sociation SA> will have the option of sciences has qualifications as a full either choosing three Candida lev fur professor in his or her discipline and the position with Irwin ( housing one has appropriate administrative from among them or thr SA can experience for the position choose throne (hairing the committee is Bemerd Contacted on the matter SA Presi Huger economics professor Also dent Bruno Komaketh said It is ur serving on the committee is Margaret fortunate we have not hem contacted Applegate nursing John Barlow to appoint a student before this lime I German. Erwin Boschmann chemis dun l know why we haven t try . John C Buhner aaoormle deaA of the faculties Perry Carter, an Komakerh said the SA would choose alumnus from the School of Liberal thr option of selecting the student A rts. Barbara Jackson, representative foregoing the other anthropology Patrick McGeever. option of selecting three candidates political science Shirley Quale, with Irwin making the final selection journalism; John Riteris. philosophy Komakerh said “ Any time a stu and Mary Seldom history dent representative is needed for any At present, there are no students on university or (acuity committee the the committee When asked whether SA will provide capable willing and students could sit on the committee. interested studenU Irwin said such committees can have student members, depending on A final note Irwin said the time re whether they (students) apply This quired on com nwt tees such as the should have been done, he said Liberal Arts search and screen one I instructed the committee to con was quite lengthy Due to this time tact all constituents involved in this factor, committee participation would process, including students, faculty place a greet dee I of stress on a stu and staff.'said Irwin deni Plebiscite II Indicate your preference of name by checking the appropriate box IUPUI □ IUI □ U of I □ No preference □ Do you favor autonomy? Yes □ No D No opinion □ Comments ______Claiming to to tto "ana o I§n*a*>." tola tog kai laato a garfk an a n tt to to tor tott a il to nrkamr tor aaartw Campus tours too Concrete Concert series continues Sept. 27 Droo m Plebiscite box or bring to the Sagamore, C A 0 0 1 G by Chris Carter school students interested in IUPUI Street Singers Both events will be on Another routing Concrete Concert All IUPUI students and student or the mall In the interests of accuracy and clarity, two assumptions must be made will be brought to 1UPUI Tues . Sept ganizations are invited to mingle with Wrapping up the First of Kali fes pnor to filling out this plebisc ite 27 when Patt Webb and Charlotte these visitors-and enjoy the music tival. Thurs . Sept 29. will be the final First, assume that any name charge would not be accompanied by a lost Daniels perform from 4:304:30 pm on Tours for members of the Indiana concert attraction. Faith Band Pre of state funding or any change in the name of the university now appearing the Cavanaugh Hall mall polis community will be offered Wed . viewing their third album, the popular oo the diplomas (I U or Purdue) Neither the School of Science s proposal to Sept 28 The morning and afternoon This is the second time the popular Indianapolis based group will be on rename IUPUI as the University of Indianapolis, nor the Faculty Council s tours on Wednesday will be broken be folk duo will perform at IUPUI. the the mall from 11 am to 1 pm resolution to rename it as I l'I would have any effect on fundu* or diplomas tween 11 am and 1 pm by a visit by first being an appearance during last if approved Judy Came, currently starring in Food will be available during all spring’s Circle City Circuit For the second question, assume that an autonomous school would still re Meve Over. Mrs. Markham at the three concerts from the Union Build ceive state funding, and that the name of the university i IU PUI. U of I. or The concert will provide a break be Beef 'N Boards dinner theatre, and by mg food wagon located just north of IU I» would appear on the diploma tween tours being given for high a concert by the IUPU1 New York the Lecture HaU 2 Sagamore September » , Ii7 7 5 * Affirmative Action handles discrimination, salary inequity
This It Ibr secend ml I we articles nes of the third category comprised of about the Affirmative Artise since at ployees and their supervisors mostly clerical and maintenance em IUPUI. Oflan, hs added, there are cases, for ployees, are not reviewed by Mason R Norwood example, where a person is unhappy The review is done for the first two Two oI the major functions of Affir because he could not get s vacation accvdtag la Lewis, motive Action ( A A ) at IUPUI are the scheduled when he wanted and com dearly defined salary ache- handling of diocnmmotion complaints plained because of race or tax and the salary equity review Many of these, Lewis said reveal pay Complaint* according to AA head upon investigation that the person did This is not the case for maintenance Lincoln V Lewis, follow a procedure not follow department guidelines which allow* complainant* to pursue when requesting the vacation their salaries are not reviewed Com them beyond AA to government agen Lewis said there are currently 17 plaints about salary inequities by cies and eventually to court, if they unsettled cases of complaint* by these employees are handled by the choose IU PU I employees In addition, he personnel office First, a person verbalize* his com said. 37 other caaes have been settled The review, Lewis explained, is ini plaint and i* told the scope of the AA Lewis also acknowledged that some tinted by having the academic and procedure and the area of jurisdiction of the cases involved employees who administrative employees fill out a (type of law) which applies to that were fired and who then charged that form on which they list a counterpart kind of complaint discrimination led to their firing who has the same qualifications and Second, the AA investigating officer He said, however, that none of these does the same type of work contact* thwdepartment supervisor of cases were ever appealed to state and The form a bo request* information the complainant, review* the findings federal agencies with a finding that for six areas ( variables > the employ of *ny probe by the complainant * discrimination existed, thus forcing ee s deportment, rank, year of rank, department and seek* assistance in the university to rehire the employee highest degree, date highest degree conducting the AA investigation Some cases have also found valid was earned fnd years of service Third, a finding i* made after ascer complaints and conciliation Thu information u put into a com taming the fact* and reviewing the agreements have been worked out, puter along with the same relevant laws and regulations Lewis said information for the counterpart and a If the process determines the com Thus, there have been 74 complaints u tsttrned which indicates plaint is valid, the problem is correc taken to AA by the S.4M employees of an n#flfeyiiin pay exists ted If the complaint is found to be the university Thu formula has been accepted by invalid, the door is open to the com The other major function of AA is the U S Department of Health. Edu plainant to take it through appeal to the salary equity review cation and Welfare, according to state and federal agencies The salaries of two types of employ u - Lewis says most of the complaints ees are reviewed: academic and AA deals with are the result of com administrative (professional) Sale continued on page •
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What’s going on? Hie Sagamore has in the past made it a policy to identify, de fine and, if necessary, expose actions of university admims trators (both here and in Bloomington) and other personnel which affect IUPUI students This time it is the IUPUI Student Association At the last I.U. Board of Trustees meeting, SA President Bruno Komakech said the SA was planning a survey of students to determine their feelings about a possible name change of our university But the name change issue is not the issue here; it is the IUPUI Student Association—which incidentally, was voted in by a very slim voter turn-out Singling out repressionists evades answer Komakech agreed when the board asked to be given a report To the Editor fat least* it was Fidel ( astro and so tier are giaw Yet tuday far too man* during its October meeting (Komakech had brought up the mat on back through time remain and human rights advocate* ter himself). But now we hear this report will not be possible at Recently. I read an account Any intelligent person with an in should he aware of them There are this time since the Student Leaders' Workshop conflicts with the criticising the rvprt-Mionurt regime kling for fact* can see this is not the. the detiwigugue* such a* Park Kim survey in that the SA cannot receive funding for two things at of Idi Amin In the next iisur of the case, however Today advocate* ll-sung Mana* Hokassa and once That’s OK with us. but surely Komakech knew this at the Sagamore, a rebuttal said in so scream at Amin for gnms violation* S tn v iM ir a* well a* Amin, Castro many words. Lei > get Vorster in and atrocities, leftist* point out the and I'gartc And tia» man* mon- time, or at least the SA knew this before they released informa stead torturous methods used bv («enerai Thry're alt there, and the* re all tion to us about its survery which was planned without much Well, enough of this Obviously Pinochet C garfr and his cohort* in guilt\ Right Is-omd* planning. the two letter* deal with the ever Chile yet no one sa u f*u an Jay Ferguson tor Sardonicus, which included Arts Thunder Island Ferguson's "Mister Skin," is a rock Asylum 7E-1115 classic, still being played frequently The Sagamore s Quids nearly a decade after its release To Entertainment by K.C. Ferguson and Andes, feeling that Jay Ferguson is one of those guys Spirit had strayed too far from real Gazette whose music is more famous than his rock and roll, left the band in 1970 name Ferguson began with formal after several albums on the Ode piano training but was caught by the label They formed Jo Jo Gunne, and rock and roll fever o f Chuck Berry, their first single was a smashing suc and later the Beach Boys He and cess "Ride, Ride. Ride" was not only Art League begins film, video program high school chum Mark Andes met their first hit, but the first break The Indianapolis Art League will Pittaburgh From Pittaburgh, tbs John Locke. Randy California, and through for the newly formed begin an independent Aim and video work begins s three and-one half to Ed Cassidy at UCLA, where they Asylum Records, as well Ferguson program in late September Five four-month cycle to 13 sites acrott formed Spirit left Jo Jo Gunne in 1975 to pursue a hours o f new film and videos w ill be the U S Sues accepted for submis By the tim e .Ferguson was 20, shown once e month to program sion are 8mm or 16mm film , and Spirit s "I Got A Line On You" was His first solo effort. All Alone In mere, purchasers teachers, writers one-half or three-quarter inch vid one of ihe best popular songs of the The End Zone (Elektra Asylum and filmmakers eotape 60s The Twelve Dreams Of Doc- 7E-10631 was produced by long time naase. Jay Ferguson has a flair friend Bill Seyncxyk, who also pro for variety, experience and The aim of the free program ia to Preview Network was begun in duced J Geils, The Eagles and James stimulate interest and expand access 1976 It has been funded nationally Gang, among others Make you love him. (photo by to new work in a relatively short by the Alcoa Foundation. Alfred After touring in 1976, Ferguson Claude Mougin) Ume Preview Network is part sf a played keyboards on Joe Walsh's sole cooperative national project for the Inc . A. W Mellon Lp earlier this year, and Walsh re screening of work made primarily for Charitable Trust and ths National POROUS PONT PEN turned the favor by providing his dis eelf-expreeeion rather than for com Endowmsnt for ths Aria Locally it is tinctive licks for Thunder Island. mercial. educational or instructional funded by ths Indiana Arta Commis ADIFFERENT Recorded at the Bayahore Studies sion and the Indianapolis Art in Coconut Grove. Florida. Thunder W A V T O Applications to entqg work are in Island has that tropical feel of Enc itiated by the maker aod are submit Persons wishing to attend the WRITE' Clapton's 461 Ocean Blvd., from the ted directly to Pittsburgh Filmmak screening or dsamng more informa- palm-dominated cover photos to the ers Co-Op After the application ia tioo shout submitting work may call warm and breesy tunes inside accepted (on a first-amnc first Carol Adney at the Indianapolis Art Walsh's guitar adds enough metal to served basis) the wdHWs sent to League. 256-2464 or 265-2466 keep Ferguson's songs from becom ing too commercial On "Babylon" and "Love la Cold" Tony Battaglia s Butler begins unique lecture series solos are the highlight of the album " Reminiscing the Golden Age of pnea v and Tom King, senior vice "Losing Control" has some nice Science Fiction 12" will kick off the prortdsat of the Indianapolis special effects reminiscent of the old Butler University Student Assembly 's Chamber of Commerce and aaaiatant Sardonicus days, and Walah s leads lecture senes Sept M o t Horn dominate The session, to be led by Butler T h u n d er Islan d is a good rock al Profeeeor Burrlon Woodruff, will be bum, with variety ranging from followed Oct S with s lecture by Ervui, who will Eagle-tab harmonies to reggae Jody Carne. Ike “ fleck-JUanae” former Criminsl Court Judge Andrew Watergate on the nation rhythms If you like variety, expen girl, will be at the ('secrete Concert ence and good music, you'll love Jay Jacobs Sr entitled Problems with Locations for many of the lectures ea the Cavanaugh Hall wall Sept *7 our Cnminsl Justice System " Ferguson have not yet The concert. which feelaret Other dtttagMahsd speakers in the II P IT s New York Street Singers, senes include Mark Lane, an expert about the aeries, which m free and will begin al Men on the Kennedy and K ilg open to the public may call the lecture senes chairman at the Butler International Film Festival: of the first female Episcopalian Student Assembly office. S 3 9961 FOCUS: Ths Third World Six Monday* Oct. 3 -Nov 7 320 Agn«t Street Free ThM protect fended bv «*• Officeat Inlemeaeuei Medical Bookstore Oct. 3 7:30 pm Lecture Hall 101 Idi Amin Dada ______A fin look at a tyrawt.-a —If portrait______Oct. 10 7:30 pm Lecture Hall 101 Catholic Camilo Torres The transformation of a student of a “ good" family into a rsvolo Student Center lionary priest 1309 W Michigan St Oct. 17 7:30 pm Lecture Hall 101 SUWOAV MASS Emitai (Lord of the Sky) ISM Exploring the inevitable human tragody of raalatanca to colonial 0AH.V MASS 1 iw b ______Popular folk doe Patt Webb and Charlotte Daaiete will make their second i COUNSELING Oct. 24 7:30 pm Lectureflall 101 pesraaee ea Ihe IU P IT campus during Tuesday 's First sf Fall festivities Fr Myles Smith — *1 Cent* n M ia I M » ■ . ISSf m Distant Thunder Ths ravgrboration of World War N It fail in a remote Bengali vU- MK> WEEK MENU » Oct. 31 7:30 pm Lecture Hall 101 X-ceptional Boesman and Lena 1 & 2 bedroom apartments Penetrating Insight Into South Africa's dehumanizing policy of starting at $185. Clubhouse Many Spiritual and Social & pool available Gas, heat Activities Planned Nov. 7 7:30 pm Lecture Hell 101 and water included, plus Call 264-4987 Tropicl appliances Call Linda The rural-urban migration In Brazil..^ South American “ Grapes for information 293-5270. Stptembw M, I >77 a * o Absolutely, the first In this corner, clean, hard-hitting‘Boxer’ byK.C. for his inspired work with Jee Cocker in his Mad Dogs and Englishmen can be rendered ineffective by a Absetotoh days SUinton has lost none of his guitarist who sacrifices smoothness Epic PE MtlS touch on the keys for blinding aimless speed Fisher It s nice to hear an album that a Along with the likes of Adrian successfully svoids this "Me Reply cleanly produced, with songs that are Fisher a seasoned guitarist, vocalist alao includes the pleasant dual key well written, and enthusiastically per Mike Patto, and drum beater Eddie board sound of SUinton on organ and formed It's also quite enpyable to Tudun, these guys seem destined to Patto on puno hear a bass player who is distinguish strike s fairly rich vein on their first Keyboards have made a welcomed able and prominent m the music Too time out, no small feat in the highly comeback in reck music, which seems many rock bands these days sound competitive field of rock and roll to be empty and unfulfilling without Uke a garbled mess of guitars and them Patto and SUinton have Each of the songs on side one easily drums, with a dull thud halfway b r achieved the balance that gives the a f rate radio airplay, especially 'Rad tween that is neither and resembles fective fullness of sound which guiUr Light F lyer" and Big Lucy." both both Boxer is a band in which every only bench just can ’t provide smooth rockers Whether they receive member contributes equally the Side two opens with “Can't SUnd it or not depends, of course, on the un energy and devotion required to turn What You Do." a funky keyboard imaginative tastes of radio out pleasurable and exciting music intro that suggests perhaps Jeff programmers, who ere always con Boxer is a new bend. Aheehrtely Beck's affection for Stevie Wonder toot to leti their first Lp But don't kid yourself rubbed off on Tim Bogert, whose bees by passing them off as tinhorn rook tines ere equally as funky FWher's lea These guys are pros with a lot of The tune that should help the bend lead solo on thie tune rivals aay ether years of experience and top-selling break airplay, however, it "N o rock guiUnsi and some jaxs gutter records to prove It. Reply," which starts softly aad builds ists as well Lynes are the key U "A s Tim Bogert, well-known for his to the osar falsetto harmonies of Gads My Judge." end the music forays with Vanilla Pudge and Beck. Patto an hokfc beck accordingly to feature Bogert and Appice, is the man behind Petto s breeay vocals that moving, grooving bass guitar The hot leads of Adrian Fisher sc The rest of the side demonstrates Chris Stain ton is fondly remembered quire definition end texture on this the advantage professionals with studto savvy have when putting e disc And in this corner r The mellower tunes have Thh is one Baser yea shaoftd have to corner tbe sesl time **■ base a Earl Scruggs can ‘Strike kick U keep you interested. beet with rorh and roM Left to right. is Chris NUtotos Tim Beffed Adrtoa Fisher Mike Patto sod Eddie Ttoy r* Absetotett aksmfc Anywhere’ anytime U keep you from walking sway sol! ipltoto by Herbert Werthtogtoe > k yK .C . approach to Sam Cooke's famous but The Earl Scruggs Revue recently overworked "Bring It On Strike Aay where Home To M e," end an upbeat version Columbia PC 34T7B of Willie Robinson s "You ReaUy Got It has been some time ago that Earl A Hold On Me " Rod Stewart will be told us to "listen to • story about a proud when he beers the S cru gp clan man named Jed." Just in esse there rockin' softly on "Mandolin Wind ” are any of you out there who forgot The opening cut. and also included FOR FOOTBALL FANS about oi' Earl, he is alive and well and as a reprise, is Gary's "Muhammad ptoying some of the best rockbilly A il." a tribute to some unknown available with sons Steve. Gary and fighter It is the rockiest tune on the Randy. and assorted guests album, and it's good, but when I listen Come to the Indianapolis Campus Bookstores (or your This album isn't the best they have to the Earl Scruggs Revue. I'm ready football season accessories? put together, but it is still head and for some down home getUn down shoulders above any other country "Love Them A ll," opening the second and western rock album out right side. flU the bill If you fed in that now The best cuts are always the mood sometimes yourself, sitting ones where Earl cuts loose on the around your crib wandering if tt‘s footMl jerseys IU &PU coolers banjo, Uke on his own "Pick Along" soup yet, bored to tears and praying andon Randys "Landslide" for some excitement, then get this si The album includes an interesting bum and lay it on It 's s spirit liftor. pennants miniature foothall\ stadium cushions 1 U mugs be it rage holders caps tote bags sweat shirts FREE I.U.—PURDUE FOOTBALL TICKETS! On Friday, October 7, a drawing will be held at each of the three Bookstores listed below The prizes are three pairs of tickets to the November I.U.—Purdue football game Come in and register Campus Bookstore Medical Bookstore 38th Street Bookstore CA Bldg. Union Bldg. Krannert Bldg. Htg«— r» «*y»— W c ic iv n ;U »:O rM «W aO »|:M XeSa*:»»rr.iX Sickle cell anemia studied at Med Center k y MONuAy Niq k> Mike Kent Sickle cell anemia s , w it not well studied until only re in blacks It is a foOTUll fANs! cently is currently being studied here red blood colls lack the amount of any •t IUPUI gen they need causing the cells to da and { t Doctor Edward J Hicks director of form and become sickle shaped in ap atnctthe flam of oaygon to bady parts W droNks m o n d ay the Sickle Cell Screening laboratory pearance A healthy red i at the Medical (enter, is studying sembies the shape of a early detection of the disease with People who have tickle groups of 6 or more get first round of money granted him by the state of do nut receive the amount of oxygon According te a Indiana and the Department of they need to keep their different body draft beer or mixed bar drinks for stble with money from HEW tickle Health Education and Welfare parts healthy Theee people often suf cell anemia wna at out tune a dts 5* a person HEW, far from swelling In the joints, pains group leader gets one ardor which was beneficial for people whore malaria prevailed hecei— M FREE Production Sandwich leaaent the seventy ef the malaria game of the wee* infection Nee, It is a paudul dtooate which threatens the lives ef about New England Patriots tt.QOO black Americans at bshed by HEW , among black patients Cleveland admitted to general East 82nd St. tth all the " I r e primary blood dteeneoa com (next to Castteton Square) ® . 8 leukemia and other inherited blooding Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday— featuring Steve Dunbar Aoaeoeo fc -a new music format. Dr Hicks is currently studying a form of detection for sickle cell anemia called blood cord screening This form of detection involves cel « 0 > ° tectrng blood from the umbilical card of • newborn child The blood is then tested for the sickle cell disorder Felly capable of carrying oxygen. thee* normal red U n f reds have a basic Hicks feels this type of testing » tm ceacsvecircular shape «magaifkatten \S7Sei. portant so the parent and child may CYNICAL? be educated about the disease He also feels it is important that the child s phyaician knows the child has the disease and can treat the symptoms accordingly Many institutions use » net is called mass sickle cell screening This is testing for the disease when the patient it at child-bearing age so that a person who is found to have the genetic disorder may make a decision about having children Dr Hicks is currently lasting children from University Hospital Wtahard Hospital sad hospitals around the Cary area About one la MO children tooled is found to have Cynical enough to convert four years of academic training into a one or the disease When a child * found with two yeer volunteer experience7 the disease. Hicks then refers the patient and parent to Dr Robert Take this simple CynicTeet for a post-graduation day preview Baehner at the Comprehensive Evalu These bleed cells have tickled due te low eaygeu You are meet likely to heed the following advice from Uncie Horvoy a lion Center and M e n — * Unit shape la a resell ef ret la pa* ef he meg tebte metarules ftoeb cells have a for sickle cell anemia patients » (Circle only one) greatly reduced ability te Irasapert exygea Classified Advertising OMdllnM end T*rm* The deed** tor CtaeeiSed Adverting • 6 pm Monday tor Wedneertoy Roommates puMoation and 10 am Frtrtay tor Monday pubkeatton Services Services Services fneertton of advertteementa la subject to toe approval of me advertising la your car overdue tor a tune-up? We oome to your car Appointments only PREGNANT? 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