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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 $1 00 guest fee which heuetr experiences that should be ties la an atmosphere of ever fnm vtm tN p mede available for students during growing programs the need for added Inquire today! the next decode Similar committees dollars for the academies is easily un Racquets Four were Appointed At the other seven denUndabte but m the fight for alio Indians University campuses, under ration from the general hinds, student 4002 Southport Rd. direction of President John W Ryan, hie programs are ahnoet always short and the results of their studies were changed tee recommended Indpls. Ind. 46227 released to the 1U Board of Trustees The IUPUI student enrollment has ___ 783-5411 meeting April I grown approximately 10 percent to the ronstmctien of recreational fa One result of the Assessment* wtU 21,700 in the fail of l«n > since the nittiesat IUPUI. enable the university to appraise its Indiana and Purdue programs in Indr • An increased level of funding for levels of funding sad related policies a ns poll* were merged m IMP the Personal Counseling Canter, Any Meal, Any Time of Day for student life programs The IUPUI The committee recommends that • Negotiations with private indue committee recommended s substan the primary source of funding for atu tries for the development of additional tia) increase in funding dent life programs be provided by e feed services of ( * rapes, •Breakfa$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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IU-B law school •asks planning hinds Trustees bring tennis courts closer The School o( Lew o l IU-B u ) In planning fundi hr L Mart nack actively m The project will ge from the Indiana Higher Educa Cotentn fund* approved lion Communion. 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 . IU vice next two weeks The trustees' April 8 West Street might be altered in a way missions for the school at Indianapuits funds were not avail action on the tennis courts, which that would divide the city and cam abb to complete all renovations at muntcations skids of would be built using funds acquires by pus “ I'm fearful we're going to get this time The estimated cost of Phase unemptoyabb youths the city through a bond issue, will be IUPUI math professor cut off from downtown," he said "I II. which would remodel and renovate The Get SET program a funded by taken to the City-County Council's think it would be a terrible mistake if the third floor and base ment of the a 8M.7SO grant from t o Imftanapotm to work with USAF meeting tonight (April 10). the university were cut off from the b 080,0884400,000 Irwin Division of Employment and Trauung Dr. G. David Huffman, professor of Trustees Harry Gonso and Clarence city ” of t o Department of Administration applied mathematics in the Purdue University School of Science at Indi ana polls and director of the Fluid Dy namics Laboratories at the Indiana National Medical Lab week celebrated polls Center for Advanced Research (IC FA R ), will begin a leave of ab Among the more anonymous ser National Medical Laboratory Week persona involves in laboratory health atones In large institution* labors sence June 15 for a 14-month assign vices offered by any hospital, and yet was initiated in 1975 by t o American career programs tory personnel often become special vital to the treatment of the patient, ment at the Air Force Academy near Society for Medical Technology to fo More than 150 000 practitioners of ista in such areas a are the tests made by the medical lab Colorado Springs’ Colo cus attention on the critical role of the medical laboratory science are at chemistry, nuclear medicine, oratory The medical technologist. • Huffman will serve as a “ distin medical laboratory in health care work today in t o United States Since biology and histology guished visiting scientist" at the aca highly skilled practitioner with s The local chapter of this organize t o development of this career group Their education does not end with demy under a grant from the Air bachelor of science degree earned Uon, the Indianapolis Society for Med in the 1980a, t o medical laboratory t o completion of a formal program Force Systems Command University through more than four years of rig ical Technology, holds monthly meet scientist has played an increasingly The demand for continued education Resident Research Program He will orous schooling, rarely cornea in con ings with programs for its more than vital role in the diagnosis and preven al experience is being met by t o var work with Air Force scientists in es tact with a patient Yet the physi 85 active members The group partici tion of disease Today, t o medical ious professional societies and ad tablishing an aero propulsion labors clan's diagnosis and the patient's pates in the campaign to screen the laboratory worker is a key member of vanced degree wort is encouraged tory in conjunction with the Depart treatment will depend on the results public for diabetes each fall by per the health care team, which includes ment of Aeronautics This work will of the laboratory analyses made by Of t o more than 150 800 persona form mg finger sticks and doing blood at least 15 workers in allied health be comparable to research activity the technologist working in medical laboratories, teats profess ions for every physician Huffman has been conducting at To recognize these unsung profea about 15,810 are clinical pathologists ICFAR under contracts with the Air sionals, National Medical Laboratory Rosemary Jordan, medical techno! Besides hospitals, medical labor* with M D degrees. 3.808 are clinical Force Week will be celebrated April 9-15 ogist at University Hospital and presi tones are found in clinics research laboratory scientists with Ph Da. Huffman has served as professor of "Laboratory Science Serving You" dent of the local organization, points centers, universities or doctors of 85,000 are certified medical tachnolo applied mathematics in the Univer is the slogan for the week It recog out that more than just medical lech ficea They may also be in private, in guts. 4,000 are cytotechoologists sity School of Science in Indianapolis nixes the personal part the laboratory nologists are working in medical lab dependent laboratories They per working with cells, 6 000 are histologic since 1974 plays in everyone’s medical history oratories Physicians who are pathoi form a wide range of laboratory tests techuucians working with tissue spe agists oversee t o work of t o labors that contribute to t o detection, diag ctmens, 50.008 are laboratory techm tones, phlebotomists draw blood, and nos is, trestment and study of disease ciano and laboratory assistants The Spring there are medical laboratory techm They analyse blood, body fluids and rest are divided among such diverse cians who have associate two-year de tissue samples for evidence of disease categories as blood bank technolo or grees There are also laboratory as or infection Tests in all categones of guts, chemists, microbiologuu, Summer sistants (technical assistants with a investigation may be accomplished hematology tn rlm okigif and nuclear one-year certificate) plus other by the same individual in small labor medicine technologists Wedding? 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Hours: 9-5:3014* * Coc. Co* o, c#ca-Cote Bottling Company- 9-5 S a t ty. Indiana CeM 2445771 4 Sagamore 4/10/71 Oui View CCC starts today I Circle City Circuit h *i arrived! And Hat in time, too The ( weather haa warmed up, SA elections are over, and we’re all ready for a good excuse to put our books down and stay outside. We sure don’t intend to stay in our basement office too much this week. With all the cookouts, contests and concerts going on, how could we stay inside? The bratwursts, frozen yogurts, sun* shine, seeing people we hadn’t seen in eons (or semesters, anyway)—we remember what a good time we had last year, and we're sure looking forward to this week’s activities See you there! rsn n / s brings exposure We learned quite some time ago, that it’s unrealistic-gullible, sometimes—to expect something for nothing. IUPUI, however, apparently stands to gain some tennis courts--and quite a bit more—for very little Basically, the tennis court deal is this: the City of Indianapolis will provide a first-rate tennis facility for the university in ex change for being able to use the facility for some youth programs and the national Clay Court Championships. It seems like a good deal. Keeping the Clay Court Champion The Haga mure welcome* ships in Indianapolis is mighty important to a lot of people in the letters to the editor Letter* community, mostly because of the exposure it brings the c it y - Letters should be Untiled to 388 something it needs to grow and prosper. words, be to the point and Having the clay courts on campus would undoubtedly provide include the name and phone exposure forlU P U l as well. Not only would the 8,000 people who number or address of the came to watch the championships become aware of IUPUI, but writer. No letter* wtU be so would those who tuned in on national TV. Maybe, after a few years, IUPUI-ers wouldn’t have to explain what an “ oooeeepoo- signed. Only the nam e will eee” is. People would already know be published with the letter We can foresee one possible drawback, though. Through the Singers need publicity unless the writer requests years, whenever we have met someone in a different state and To the Editor bigger music departments at Butler anonymity. The editors they’ve found what city we're from, the question invariably This letter ia in regard to a lack of er IU-B. So, we would like to try to get reserv e the right to edit aU asked is: "Indianapolis? You ever been to the Race?” We can publicity far the music department a good music department going here letter* and to reject those already hear that inevitable question, should the facility be I feel that the music department haa I think more publicity might help letter* they feel are objec something to offer, not only to the encourage people to join us -some built: "IU PU I? Ever been to the Clay Courts?” tionable. All letter* should university but to the general public as people don't even know musk exists But then again.. maybe that wouldn’t be so bad after all. well at IUPUI Please give more coverage be typed and addressed to There are many people here who to one of the more beautiful arts the editor. Cavanaugh Hall, are interested in singing and/or Sincerely, Room 881-0. /o g o m o re dancing but cannot afford to go to the A New York Street Singer The Sagamore is published by stu those of the student body, admini dents of Indiana University Pur stration or faculty of IUPUI The due University at Indianapolis Sagamore is a bi-weekly (weekly Comment Views expressed are those o f the during the summer) newsmaga staff or of the individual whose line published at «2S W Michigan, name appears in the byline Those Indianapolis, Indiana 46202 Phone views do not necessarily reflect 264-4006 Professor would limit science graduates There ia a delightful editorial column entitled “Scientific Employers nserting a parson with a Ph D or masters Editor La Chief Office SUff Con trike ton Speculation'' which appears in the rather obecure mags level training can recruit nationally I just don’t think an L Mark Finch Jackie Korbiy, Mgr Harry Goodyear sine industrial Research Its discussion tries to point out IUPUI graduate can compete with a student waving a Cal Dan Motto Tina Fulmer Tech of M IT degree for that important ftrW job even if he or Managing Editor possibilities and alternatives that run counter to current Andrew Valentine Jr, she ia smarter and better trained That seem unfair or Elsa F Kramer Pamela Maxwell trends without any real attempt to prove them workable 1 J.N. Williamson “ All in the interest of provoking thought, you understand even strange when our (acuity can compete with some sue Assignments Editor To give you a flavor of this approach, the author of that cess for national funding or scientific publication, but tt'a Sales true Therefore, I hope our School concentrates on strong Mike Gallswsy Paul A Ragan column has been sleeping with magnets under his pillow for ProdacUoo two years just In case the effects of magnetics fields on the undergraduate education plus competitive reeear ch pro Ramona Heath Sharon Brown, Mgr grams but keeps the graihiate programs to a minimum Advertising Manager brain are detectable In the spirit of “ Scientific Specula Pavla Miles I f you have not noticed, that picture appears to At quite Paul Miner Chris Carter tion," I offer my comment on graduate education for the well with the concept of Bloomington and Lafayette as the Jean Michele Martin School of Science Business Manager S p o rt i ' graduate" schools and Indianapolis as a feeder “ Sorry Charles Poole Universities continue to efficiently and methodically turn Roy Yates Ann Miller, Ed I have enough battle tears to ward off embarrassment on Randall Redman out graduates with advanced degrees who cao’t find em Robert Maybaum, Credit ployment commensurate with their expectations Graduate thoee occasions when I agree with central administration SUff Writers In reality, however. I would hope to reduce the number of Shirley Miller, Asst students serve as apparent justification for large faculties, Charles Grigsby ClrcnlaUoe teach large numbers of undergraduates, and perform val Ph D students in science throughout the state which would Mason R Norwood have a secondary affect of tome equalisation among the Enters lament Don Deputy, Mgr uable services in research programs (Without the tenure Jo Ellen Meyers Sharp system, professors would probably think twice before pro three campuses In fact, this whole trend of thought tug M William Lufholtz, Calvin Brown ducing potential competitors for their jobs ) feats that our profession in gensrai might benefit by re Senior Editor Photographers This School justifies its existence primarily by its strong stricting the total number of graduates and enforcing the restriction with tome type of certification board The con Christine Kopitxk* Evalds Valainia. Ed Jgiterial Cartoonist undergraduate program and by its research without re eept of holding supply below demand haa worked quite well Tom Unham Don Gorman Tom McCain quiring large numbers of graduate students coming in one and and going out the other I suggest we don! step on that treadmill 4/10 //a
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Warren Zevon makes monumental effort on 'Excitable Boy’ Warren Zevon his slow, moving "Hasten Down The headless corpse of Roland. These im Side two starts off with a driving in And tenderness on the block.” T V Excitable Boy Wind" on her album of the same name, mortal lines end the song: “ The eter sistent disco rhythm (thanks to a re grand finale, “ Lawyers, Guns, anc' (Asylum 6E-118) and two more of his tunes were redone nal Thompson gunner /Still wandering markable band of studio musicians Money,” is structured around * on her latest album Simple Dreams through the night/Now it’s ten years called the Section) and goes into the catchy riff, and it tells the tale o f : by Tom Lanham ( “ CarmeUta” and the boisterous later/But he still keeps up the fight/in very danceaUe “Nighttime In The rich young wanderer who gets in’ ‘TOor, Poor Pitiful Me” ). This gave Ireland, in Lebanon/ln Palestine and Switching Yard.” “ Veracruz,” a song trouble everywhere he goes. HecaJ With all the publicity going around the aspiring singer-songwriter a great Berkely/Patty Hearst beard the burst that Zevon wrote by first accidentally home to Dad to send “ Lawyers, gut about Warren Zevoo, I though I ’d bet deal of notoriety but not a great deal of Roland Thompson's gun and bought writing the title down, and then won- and money ” to get him out of the jar ter jump on the bandwagon and give of record sales. This stalemate is it.” Slightly chilling The title cut Is . dering about what he had written and Maybe the rich are different from t the trivia-riddled public a d ear view being kicked aside by Excitable Boy next, with the strange theme of an I looking up the information on it, is un- after all. of the album that has critics' heads and deservedly so. The album is un “ Excitable Boy” wbo rapes and kills dotiBtedly the mqst sensitive song he’s Warren Zevon has established bin turning. Warren Zevoo is from the deniably the best disc released so far Us prom date, etc., all backed by an written to date. Being a proud father self as a songwriter from Californ West coast Southern California this year. out-of-place happy-type melody and has affected him, and be writes of how who’s not afraid to continue tt cosmic cowboy music factor, and all chorus. The song works oo this quirk it feels in ‘Tenderness On The Eagles’ Hotel California theme an U s pals are naturally deniiens of this Warren Zevon has an acute sense of alone. The catchiest tune on here, Block?!’ a consolation to parents every show the darker side of the glamou kingdom too. With friends like Linda humor which is continuously reflected “ Werewolves of London,” is backed where who see their children grow up life. It should pay off this tim Roostadt, Jackson Browne (who pro in his songs, as is Us penchant for the by the Fleetwood Mac rhythm section, and leave them behind: “ Wide eyes/ around, and this just might be one o duced die Lp), John David Souther, macabre and the bizarre. H ie album Mick Fleetwood and John Me Vie, and She'll be street wise/To the lies and the biggest records of the year. I ’i Glenn Frey and Don Henley, bow can opens with “ Johnny Strikes Up The Zevon’s haunting howls linger on long the jive talk/But she’ll find true love/ bet Warren’s pretty excited. one go wrong? Zevon answers this Band,” a bouncy ditty which provides after the song ends. His werewolves musical question on his monumental a more optimistic view of life, being drink pina colados, eat Chinese food, effort, Exdtable Boy. followed by “ Roland The Headless hang around the Queen, keep their hair Disjointed ‘Fury’ disappoints Warren Zevon hasn't released an Thompson Gunner," a grisly tale of perfect and yet still find the time to by Christine Kopitxke hopes to reunite with Robin and elimi album since 76, so naturally this has combat. mutilate old ladies. This song should nate the terroristic activities of to be a very special occasion for fans Director Brian de Palma (Sitters. Ut the charts with a silver bullet. “ Ac Cassavetes’ insurgent group. garnered from the first Lp. H u t Roland is a mercenary hired to fight Carrie) brings filmgoere in Fmry an As in Carrie, in Fury there is an record, simple titled Warren Zevoo, the Congo War but be is too good a kil cidentally Like A Martyr” ends side other venture into the supernatural- abundance of blood and Exorcist-type was highly touted by ovont ga rde rock ler to be allowed to Uve by the CIA. . or perhaps one could say “ unearth one, showing a more serious side of special effects. The standard wind critics and others quickly recognized They pay Us comrade, Van Owen, to ly.” De Palma’s realms are a little Zevon as he sings about ill-fated love blown furniture, spontaneously break the commercial qualities of the songs kill him, wUch be does, only to be far out no matter what criteria one ap ing gla s, vivid bullet holes, and slow contained on it. Linda Roostadt used bunted down and killed himself by the in a mournful tone. plies. motion falls to earth can be expected The story is about a very secret along with what is getting to be a de federal organization whose existence Palma trademark—thin streams of is unknown even to the FBI. but which blood running down faces. The twist nonetheless has enough munitions to on that this time is that it comes from wipe out several hundred people when novel sources like tear ducts and ears. necessary. Its purpose is left unspeci The sad thing is that what might fied and its slaughters, even of inno have turned out to be a well composed cent bystanders, remain uninves and exceptional slant on the intrigue/ tigated. A splinter group of the organi occult theme (and one has high hopes zation seems to be extremely interest off and on during the first half of the ed in abducting Kirk Douglas’ son movie that this is what is being at Robin (Charles Owning) because be tempted) has turned out to be a con is psychic, but to what end they plan fused, disjointed collection of scenes to eventually use his powers is ob that the viewer is left on his own to tie scured. After the slightly hackneyed together to make some kind of sense. Hollywood-style carnage at the pic Meaningful transitions from scene to ture’s beginning and the successful scene are virtually nonexistent and al kidnaping of Robin, Douglas is left to together too many necessary details bunt few him alone, since his osten are left carelessly abandoned or al sible best friend (John Cassavetes) together forgotten. has turned out to be the leader of the Perhaps the novel from which the faction which kidnaped Robin. Far screenplay was adapted was too long fetched? to be successfully condensed. Be that Douglas figures out that Robin is as it may, Fury winds up being a dis probably in Chicago and with the help appointment because the story does of a psychic private-eye type locates a not use the psychic powers motif to its girl named G i l ! ^ (Am y Irving) who full potential and because it relies so is as powerfu j . /chic as his son. hea^|y on cheap special effects 1c Making ’ ■ *- - -xtrasensory per support a script that must have been ceptions and e<. ostatic faculties he pitifully tenuous to begin with. iGraitfma Walton inspires viewer by i. N. Williamson communicate. In her own expressive Many things are capable of bringing eyes and the reflective faces of cat the TV screen alive, and few of them members Ms Corby offered a tre have to do with the brand of set or the mendous appeal on behalf of all those quality of the color. who are seriously ill: Remember tha Recently, the reappearance of Ms. we are still human beings^ that w* Ellen Corby as Grandma Walton on must be needed, that we refuse to b- CBS' The Waltons did the trick, not invalidated past the limit presse only for the faithful fans of the family upon us by fate, that we can still lov» shqw but anyone with a modicum of and return love. compassion. The moments when Grandma final Ms. Corby is a single lady and the ly succeeded in referring affection closest thing that she has to a family ately to her beloved husband as “ Y is the cast of her program. In ‘Teal - o ld —fool,” then clung to him in ; life,” as they say, Ellen was struck lief and joy as she sighed, “ Boy, < down in 1976 by a paralyzing stroke. boy, oh boy” over and over, we Art imitating life, so was the charac times that viewers of this unusual e ter of Grandma, largely because Will sode will never forget. Geer, who portrays Grandpa, per Obviously, Ellen Corby deserves suaded the producers to keep her Em m y and nothing cluttered with character alive. adjective “Special,” either. Her In late March, Grandma Walton— ways supremely-professional acti and Ellen Corby, more importantly— ability was tested as few actresi Open: 11-9 Daily, Closed Monday, Sun. 12-6 returned to Walton's Mountain in the have ever been tested. She wasi customary Thursday night slot. 1 can found wanting. not recall an episode of a regular But there is something millions series more moving than this, be Waltons fans want: Ms. Corby i cause Ms. Corby—and Grandma—find turned to the program on a regul it difficult to speak clearly. Both in basis for the 1976-79 season. Su real life and on The Waltons, however, talented, courageous ladies are this valiant lady found other ways to national treasure of the richest kind • Sogomor* 4/10/78
U. of Mmachutotts to host Towards Tomorrow Fair Shorts... i The Univeriity of Massachusetts will host the third annual Towards To School of Science morrow Fair June 18-18. Amherst. Massachusetts will host the exhibit picnic to be April 16 which will feature presentations in The School of Science is spon such areas as alternative energy, sonng its annual Spring Picnic at transportation, agriculture, health, Eagle Creek Park on April 16. human rights, consumerism, conser All School of Science faculty, vat ion and ecooomic reform staff, students and alumni are in Speakers at the exhibit will include vited to attend Games will be or such noted figures as Buckminster ganized from 1-4 pm and dinner Fuller, Amory Lovins, Bruce will be served from 4-8 pm Sand Anderson. Makom Wells. Helen wiches. beverages and table ser Caldecott. Dennis Hayes and Dennis vice will be provided Reserva Meadows tion slips are available in depart Further information is available by mental offices or by calling writing Ernie Corrigan. Toward 9 0 1321, ext 313. The rain date is Tomorrow, Hasbrouk, University of A p r ils Massachusetts. Amherst, Mass 01003 Placement office Court decision under fire sponsors cereer dey
(NewScript)-Several thousand pe* The 5th Annual Government Ca pie, including churchmen, civil liber reers Day will take place Tuet tarians, ahd minorities demonstrated day. April II, in the concourse at Justice Department offices in Los area of the Lecture Hall The event Angeles and Washington. C. C Tues is sponsored by the office of Ca day to protest a recent Supreme Court reer Counseling and Placement decision and is held to acquaint students Earlier this week, the Supreme with the variety of career oppor Court let stand a lower court ruling (unities available in the govern Two ttedent* in Ik* Department of RnUunnl. Haul and is shown with her second place ribbon for a tray of canapes. which allowed the Justice Depart ment sector lnzIilutkMial Management won lop honor* at the recent Congratulating the student* on far right is Chef Harry ment and the FBI to raid the Church This year approximately 30 Indiana Culinary Art Show sponsored by the Chef's de Greene. C.E.C.. who is president of the Chef de Cuisine As of Scientology and seize thousands of - agencies and departments will be Cuisine Association of Indiana. Stephen B. Horrall 'second sociation of Indiana. Chef Green is also Executive Chef of documents with just a general war represented, these coming from from left) b shown with his first place ribbon and trophy for the Airport Hilton Inn. On the left is Cullen L. Simpson Jr. rant the federal, state and municipal decorated cakes. Jacqueline S. Skinner (second from right) who is an apprentice chef at the Airport Hilton Inn. Some protestors said the decision levels The event 's format will be would result in wholesale raids on that of a shopper 's fair to accom churches and newspapers-organua odate easy and informal dialogue Paraquat sparks smoker split tions that have traditionally enjoyed between interested students, fac (N ew S crip t)-F or the first tune in fields with the toxic herbicide Para if he can score just ooe ounce of special search and seizure protection ulty and government represents recent years, a split has developed quat Paraquat-contaminated weed on the under the Fourth Amendment Bill Uvea. among the groups organised for the The press conference was disrupted streets anywhere in the United Farr, a Leo Angeles Times reporter, There is no registration fee and decriminalization of marijuana by representatives of High Times States' who was jailed for refusing to disclose the program will observe after The rift occured earlier this week at . magazine, a group called the Con It looks, however, as if High Times his sources, called the Supreme Court noon and evening hours a press conference announcing a federation of Marijuana Growers and may lose it's $1,000 PharmChem, a decision a “ dangerous one" that federal law suit filled by NORML, the Dealers and some Yippies. They ac non-profit laboratory that teats sam needs review by the courts on a case National Organization for the Reform cused NORML of exaggerating Para ples of drugs sent to them by anony by case basis And Morton Halperin, School of Science of Marijuana Laws NORML is seek quat's health dangers mous users, has found Paraquat con head of the Center for National ing to halt the U S sponsored pro At one point High Times offered tamination in nine out of 68 marijuana Security Studies, called such raids Honors Day April 21 gram to spray Mexican marijuana NORML Director Keith Stroup $1,000 samples tested so far "political harassment " Mr Wtllum J fertlU. di rector, Indiana Energy Group will be the speaker at the School of Science Honors Convocation on GOVERNMENT April 21 at 3 pm in Krannert Sci ence Room 150, 38th Street Cam McKinley Is Wizard of Oz pus All students appearing on CAREERS DAY
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