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Circle City Circuit: April 10-17 a Sagamore 4/10/76 'almost anything goes’ plzza*eafing 7io/7<s contest contest Circle City Circuit: April 10-17 a Sagamore 4/10/76 Raquetbafl speciaiT1 Full time college students Student activity fee proposed ~ (now until June 1,1978) Singles— $2.50 each* credit bour cost, bss been proposed Doubles— $2.00 each* for supporting student tile program* At IUPUI Hours 6 am—4 pm, Monday Friday WCOUIT5 fOUR The proposal comes from a commit able fee IUPUI Academic Uukhngs toe Appointed in the aprtng of 1077. to and academic program* invariably — C a n t play?— We can teach you free in one hour *co* evehaete the full ren t* of extra cur receive precedent over ether activi­ •or or* hour s ptey mckidee $1 00 guest fee which heuetr experiences that should be ties la an atmosphere of ever fnm vtm tN p mede available for students during growing programs the need for added Inquire today! the next decode Similar committees dollars for the academies is easily un Racquets Four were Appointed At the other seven denUndabte but m the fight for alio Indians University campuses, under ration from the general hinds, student 4002 Southport Rd. direction of President John W Ryan, hie programs are ahnoet always short and the results of their studies were changed tee recommended Indpls. Ind. 46227 released to the 1U Board of Trustees The IUPUI student enrollment has to the ronstmctien of recreational fa ___ 783-5411 meeting April I grown approximately 10 percent One result of the Assessment* wtU 21,700 in the fail of l«n > since the nittiesat IUPUI. enable the university to appraise its Indiana and Purdue programs in Indr • An increased level of funding for levels of funding sad related policies a ns poll* were merged m IMP the Personal Counseling Canter, Any Meal, Any Time of Day for student life programs The IUPUI The committee recommends that • Negotiations with private indue committee recommended s substan the primary source of funding for atu tries for the development of additional tia) increase in funding dent life programs be provided by e feed services of ( * rapes, •Breakfa$t •Lunch The IUPUI study of student atti dedicated fee, voluntary fee cellec • Immediate consideration be given •Dinner tudes toward existing offerings and tion, and funding toward the establishment of a Student projected interest was compiled on The dedicated fee would be an Activity Center Our service is tost and friendly so join your the basis of open hearings and a sur­ amount set aside from eech credit The committee also recommended friends m our dining room O r caM ahead and vey administered to s campus wide hour to be used for student Die pro­ that administrative policies and prar use our carry out service for any item on our random sampling of students grams In addition, the committee ties* be developed toward impressing upon the students that an important new expanded menu at the West 16th Street The committee, which consisted of recommended that students should students, faculty and staff, appointed have the opportunity to contribute pnrt of growing and learning is parti Waffle House where quality and convenience ^ .W ? •' v? by Dr Glenn W Irwin, J r, ft; vice money to organisations or activities of cipetion m nonacademic programs come together " 2621 West 16th Street Student Activities Honors Program April 21 Carry Out Orders: 631-5022 The Fourth Annual Student Activi dents, the Lola L Lohae Award and sward and the Garrett Award are ties Honors Program will be held the Outstanding Educator Award for available in the Student Association night of April 21. in the Student Union faculty members, and the IUPUI Top Office Cavanaugh Hall Room WlC m Building The event, sponsored by the Administrator Award The Outstanding Educator Award and IUPUI Student Association, was es­ The Garrett Award, named for the the Top Administrator Award are tablished for the purpose of giving rec late Dean of Student Services, chosen by ballots which may he found ognition to the efforts and contn William Garrett, is presented to five elsewhere in thu taaue of the MCAT • M I • LSAT • OMIT buttons of individuals involved in stu­ students who have distinguished 8agamer* All nominations sad bal dent activities, according to Denise themselves in student activities lots must be turned in by Monday 6RE • O U T • MT • SIT Booher. SA vice president The pro­ All IUPUI students are eligible for April 17 at 4 ID pm gram will start at • pm and will in­ this sward, but the persons must be The program is open to all members clude dinner and s performance by nominated The Lohae Award is pre of the IUPUI community ReM rvs NMBUI.IIIECFMG'FLEX'VQE the IUPUI New York Street Singers sented to a faculty member who is not Uons are required, and may be oh In addition, severs! swards will be employed for student activities, but tamed by contacting the Union Build NAT’L DENTAL BOARDS • NURSING BOARDS presented, notably the Garrett Award makes significant contributions in tag Director s office at MA7SB5 Tic Flexible Program* A Hours and Student Services Award for stu­ that field Nomination forms for this bets are IS apiece There IS e difference!!! 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Approval for to It I miihon were IUPUI ai ■«*i m BmmMI i of the at the action was given April • by phase of the step closer to getting their clay courts that the project are pet te be bt The prejsrt abe re the IU Board of Trustees at the April • meeting of the Indiana wuM accelerate the development of Current projections indicate to'approval * ** Highm University Board of Trustees in New that particular site (southwest of the that the law school needs an addi Albany Law school) 10 to 10yaars ahead of the by the Agamy tonal 67,800 prom square feet of Master Plan estimates biy in 1175 and 1177 space. U approved, part of the The trustees carried a motion that Qgt WET o#t« horn# planning funds will be ueed to de the board adopt, in principle, the pro­ I to the IUPUI At ib February An agreement far IU b rent t o termine the beat approach to visions of a lease agreement and a to Long, is that approved the first phase of the plaa, ground fleer of a twe story, converted meet program needs fertility operatic agreement be Agnm Street would be extended to which will renovate the first two The Bloomington law school tween Indiana University and the City Washington Street along the western floors of the budding for use by the approved by t o has an enrollment of about 560 of Indianapolis The documents have edge of the tennis facility, giving Allied Health Sciences division and students In the next five to 18 already been prepared, although they lU P lfl a southern entrance The coat Student Health Services Trai may not yet be in their final forms A years it is expected that enroll of extending Agnes Street would be to­ Only the Bret and second floors of gram, which is staffed by » special meeting of the trustee* will be ment will increase to 780 stu tally absorbed by the city the building will be usable after com nahsta from t o Schools of I called to approve the final drafts of dents, according to Frank Motley, pbtwn of Phase I According to Dr and Social Work The t m n i 'i the documents sometime within the assistant dean and dire tor of ad Long a bo expressed concern that Glenn W Irwin J r . 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