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Verbal Three-wheel drive Voters making exchanges spice up final decisions debate ■ POLSA debate attracts on candidates three representatives from the presidential election. ■ Patrons at Chancellor’s Profs predict By Jim Hunt Sports Bar had plenty to CiMtribtiq to Tkt Sagamort say about thecandidates outcome of while watching the The latest segment of “Meet the fall races Candidates** turned into an often hotly presidential debate. contested debate in LE 104 Upt Tuesday, ■ Analysts say Gov. From Scgamcrt rrpofti The 80 faculty, students and others Bayh may help Clinton who attended also (rtjdtved a grass roots lesson in Jng&rta politics from The usual Thursday night chatter at win the White House. one statewide representative Chancellor's Sports Bar got turned up Original, plans called for state a few notches last week during the second presidential dchatc. By Ed Groves coordinators from the two major Cettnhtmg to Tkt Scgomorr parties to discuss the status of the Amid the smoky ha/e and the presidential campaign and their roles sounds of clinking glasses being in the political process. picked up by servers, bar patrons were What do you gel when you But that plan changed slightly when served some political “food for put three political analysts in a Rep. Andy Jacobs (D-Ind.) strolled thought" — via the television — room together? into the room and set the stage for the along with their pizzas and beer. In this case, bad news for the debate in his opening statement. But the “menu" that night, served by Republican P am . In that statement, Jacobs criticized the three presidential candidates, was On Wednesday, the POLIS the political mudslinging that often not always particularly filling, Research Center did just that as goes with campaigns. according to the IS or so people part of their Urban Agenda “An election is a civilized substitute' watching the eveqt. lecture series Professor Brian for war.’* the Democratic incumbent Matt Morris said that although such Vargus and Bill Blomquisi. from the I Oth District told the group. debates help inoease aw areness about assistant professor of political “And the less personal, less angry, the candidates, they don’t have an science, sat on the panel along the less warlike, the less demeaning, impact on the election. with George Gcib. a history the less smearing and the less “Debates give people a chance to see professor at Butler University (negative) campaigning, the more the candidates and they bring issues Some of the opinions brought civilized the campaign and the out in the open, but they don’t have a forth that day included the election is.** said the tall, casually major impact (on the election)." said following: the Republican Party dressed congressman. Morris, a junior in the School of is in decline, Gov. Evan Bash Representing the presidential Public and Environmental Affairs will be reelected in a potential candidates were Scott Sonrells, (SPEA) landslide and the democratic Indiana campaign coordinator for the “Clinton is giving Bush a run for his party will continue its trend of George Bush/Dan Quayle ticket; money, but he is not clear on the political and electoral growth in Jacobs, pitching for the Bill Clinton/ ideas. I hope for this country that Bush Al Gore camp; and recent IUPUI law wins," Morris added, gesturing toward Please see LOCAL on page 3 school graduate Rick Lathrop, the television set bolted to the wall of supporting the independent effort of the bar. Ross Perot/Jim StockdaJc. Bill Schcib. a senior in SPEA. Center at the University of Richmond. After Jacobs started off the event disagreed For those watching the debate in the with his remarks, the battle of words “1 think Bill Clinton has the best bar. it wasn’t always easy to get the began. ideas." said Schcib “He’s not trying gist of the candidates* comments. “Let me say. regardless of the polls, to cover up his past, and he would “This one’s been a little harder George Bush will be re-elected bring a new thought process to because we’ve had a harder lime president of the United States on America. The Republicans should try listening because of the noise in the November 3 “ said Sorrells. something new . Clinton is our age and bar." said Gary Jackvon. who was Sorrells wasted little time in a Rhodes scholar with practical staving at the hotel for a conference defending Bush's tack of success in solving skills." , for the University of Wisconsin working with Congress. The three presidential candidates answered questions from 209 ‘The president sent an economics Please see RACE on page 3 growth package to Congress more uncommitted voters at the Robins than a thousand days ago," he said. “He also sponsored a crime hill that has been sitting in Congress for the Recruitment efforts boost overall minority enrollment by 33.1% last 900 days. The president put a balanced budget proposal forward By Darin Crone ■ The number of minority students enrolled at IUPUI has increased The initiative ot the plan includes actively earlier this summer. This was a Tkt Sagamort recruiting and retaining undergraduate and proposal that 80 percent of the people from 2,430 students in 1986 to 2340 students this fall. graduate students until representation al the support." he said. “Again. Congress university reflects the number of minorities in will not relinquish their power to Increasing the number of minority students on The mission of "The Hoosier Plan" is to IU vice president and IUPUI chancellor. the Indiana population allow (the president to) spend our IU campuses is a concern that prompted generate a continuous course of events dial will This fall, there are 3.250 minority students “Our goal is not to recruit students, hut to see money." administrators to establish goals and develop lead to parity in participation and attainment of enrolled al IUPUI In 1986. there were 2.430 that they .ire successful." said Bepko Then, much like the nationally policies for each university in 1989. minorities at IU schools. minority students enrolled. According to the Education Commission of the televised presidential debates. The result of that concern is the “The Hoosier Goals are set for each of the eight campuses This represents an increase of 33.1 percent Stales National Task Force lor Minority Sorrells' verbal assaults turned to the Plan for Minority Enhancement." lUPUI’s goal is to have a minority enrollment *vf since 1986. or 4.9 percent per year. Achievement in Higher Education, one-third of A $1.1 million Lilly Endowment Grant was 10.5 percent of the total enrollment by 1995. “I think all of the activities have contributed to given to Indiana University *ecemly to increase “We have more minority students now than the succevs of increasing miruguy enrollment al Please see CANDIDATE on Page 4 enrollment and retainmem orminorities. we have ever had before.” said Gerald BepKo, this campus,” Bepko said. Please see MINORITIES on Page 4 Activist ruffles feathers over spotted owl, logging jobs controversy ■ Nationally known environmentalist Lou Gold spoke to SPEA timber jobs are more important l a T-shirt depicting the Northern Spotted Owl the vanishing habitat and Ihc spoiled owl. He While he spoke, lie gestured with a hand said he became “an overnight environ students about deforestation and the lumber industry in Oregon. The United Stales has only 5 percent of its crafted walking stick which he calls his “Bald mentalist" original forests left, while Brazil has 80 Mountain peace stick." “I had Kicked into my marriage with the By Amy May land, which is the process of cutting Bold Mountain. Ore., is the place Gold hit* mountain It is my longest standing and most 7kr5 everything down, as opposed to selective T h is is what wc arc doing in our own chosen to he the pulse point of The meaning!ul relationship ever." he said. cutting, where individual trees arc selected and country while we point fingers ai Brazil." Gold environmental movement m the west. After he He said alter a while he became lonely. so he started talking to his walking slick. cut down. Also to he Named is the federal said to Greg Lindsey’s “Introduction to became unsatisfied with his teaching career, “After a lew days ot this, the stick started to government bowing to the demands of the Environmental Sciences’’ class on CXl. 8. he hiked up Bald Mountain fur a five-day stay must people think of the Amazon rain forest; answer me. It said. ‘law. I’m jealous. All the lumber industry, he said. Federal land belongs to the citizens, and Five days turned into 56 as Gold stayed to but environmentalist Lou GokJ wants to bring other sticks get to go to Ihc big city and President Bush, for example, has said he will private timber companies arc culling wood on clean up a demolished fire-watch lower. He the issue a little closer to home - to Oregon. exciting places Hut s what I want to do,’" Public land within the US. national forests not sign an extension to the E ndaqm gJ^ it. he added. also passed lime making walking sticks, which is disappearing faster than the rain forests of Species Act unless ti gives grim*** A slender, unimposing man with a full, gray he gave to people passing through the area the Amazon, he said. consideration to jobs. However, only 37 beard. Gold stood al ihc front of the class While he was up there, he heard chain saws This is because of clear-cutting on federal percent of the people in Oregon feel that the wearing faded jeans. Hirkcnstock sandals and and found himself becoming concerned about Please see GREEN on Page 3 Page 2 • The Sagamore Sagamore > October 19.1992
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R ace Concerns on cultural sensitivity raised Ccntinned/rom Pagt l stories I*ve heard about the Democrats and faculty level. Recurring themes of ‘The books used in the classroom Extension Serv ice. when they were in office.’* shej^d. ■ Panel of five minority students discussed minority isolation and discrimination were also were irrelevant to me as an African Jackson said he liked the i "The thing I'm most concerned concerns at a lunchtime discussion last Thursday. prevalent among many of the American." Bailey -Smith said. of the debate, particularly because about in Ibis election is that my students' comments Pryor has seen other types of audience members posed the husband can't get a job to support his Cultural Diversity on the Campus: ‘There needs to he more cultural family. By Brian Moore Challenges in the 21st Century." diversity in the classroom as fat as "A lot of times these students are "I think they are being held more "He worked for 11 years at a good VbfSoanmm The pond presented their views as instructors," Pryor said. shut off in the comer, they raise their accountable to the issues," he said. "It job and was then laid off. We have on audience of 90 finished their meal. Randolph agreed hands to get called on and they are forced them to get off their agendas been struggling for two years now The need for cultural sensitivity and The panel of five included Sang Lee, T have not had a professor that was overlooked." Pryor said. and onto the issues." trying to pay bills. for more minority recruitment on the a senior mooring in political science; colored or Asian, and often I am the When speaking of volutions to One of the issues that concerned "Gintofl Mood up and said he is student and faculty level were two of Gloria QKjiroz. a junior in only black in the class," she said. cultural diversity problems ideas Dave Gilbridc. a senior in SPEA, was most worried about waking up the concerns rui>cd by students at a communications; Cynthia Randolph, a The panel also focused on negative ranged from mandatory cultural Clinton s alleged status as a draft- tomorrow morning and not having a lunchtime discussion last week. sophomore in chemistry; Carmen experiences that have occurred on sensitivity classes to a check of dodger. job to support his family. That's ‘Through the Eyes of Studenis; It's Bailey-Smith, a graduate student in campus due to their ethnic potential employees' academic T O be back in the army in January stupid because he make* more than Not What You Say, It's How You Say the School of Social Work, and John backgrounds. The panel said this records as an officer and I won t feel right S100.000 per year." she said. It ” sponsored by the Office of Faculty Paul Pryor. • senior in English. campus ignores minorities in its T would like to see everyone take with Ginton as commander in chief." In the end. at lean one viewer was lUPUI's Enhance- The students discussed ways to choice of books and in relation to cultural sensitivity classes I think they said Gilbridc. "I can't salute a man still stumped as to who won the improve minority relations. As other students would benefit all of us." Randolph w ho got out of the war " A panel of minority studenis led by minorities themselves, the panelists Randolph related her experience of said. Karen Long, however, worried 'T o me, the debates have been even Sheldon Siegel, dean of the School of discussed their own experiences on trying to enter a study group Siegel ck*ed the workshop with a about electing a Democrat. all the way across,** said Frank Social Work, met last Thursday to campus - both good and had. coaststing of white students She was summary of the points addressed 1 T m a little scared because of all the Henderson, another hotel guest. discuss minority concerns. The students emphasized the need told none existed, only to find out "We need to recognize and accept The workshop was part of a day for cultural sensitivity and for more later the students hod indeed formed people for who they are and what they Local long conference titled "Capitalizing on minority recruitment on the student their own group. can do.** he said.
theory in political science. Continued fiom Page l "About once a generation, the Green Advertise |m electorate, as more than a whim, as Opening the discussion. Btomquist more than a one time protest, Continued from Page 1 more about the other side of the issue. the Sagamore. said this year's political campaign basically changes its electoral "I think there is a kernel of truth to said Gold. T h e bears don't should focus on the economy. partem h e said. He decided to take his show on the both sides and a kit *»1 work has been If the economy is the driving force He said the last major alignment rood and has been doing so for 12 write letters and the d*we on both sides of this issue " sakJ behind the 1992 campaigns, was during the 1968 elections year*. He travels around the country owls don't vote; the Lindsey. for more informa- Blomquist said, Indiana is in a unique "If reallignment theory has any telling people about the spotted owL He added that there is a Htxisicr position because its economy and basis in fact, we are at about the ancient forests need spokesperson in this issue - Rep. Jim tion, call | state budget have weathered the twenty-fifth year of the old *68 I movement. your voice." Jontz, who Lindsey and Gold said is recession better than that of many allignment. That suggests that if The owl Is an undeserving subject of LtmOM very involved in lorest preservation in other stales. reallignments are going to come. '92 controversy, be said. Indiana and the western stales. He points to this as a major factor in or *96 is the year when they will "Job loss has nothing to do with the Gold encouraged the students to get Gov. Bayh's popularity. come," he said. spotted owl. Today, industries in the behind, said Gold. involved in the political process. 'll strikes me as intriguing that the VarKut- .director of the Indiana United States are cutting more trees "This is not an isolated species, and ‘The bears don’t write letters and Sun & Ski relatively better position of the state Uoiatftfty Public Opinioh than ever, and using less people to do the fight is not about the spotted owl. the owls don’t vote; the ancient of Indiana seems to be possibly Laboratory. acknowledged a it," he said. He blamed the job loss in It’s a tight about habitat and the forests need your voice." he added. Earn $2000 + r significant shift in electorate the timber industry on automation and species that call it home" said Gold. legislative elections here, Greg Lindsey, an vsisuuit professor FREE Spring potential landslide for the governor," "What you see. in ‘The United Slates is turning into a in SPEA, invited Gold to speak to his HAVE YOU GRADUATED? he said. _ p particularly, is an interesting Third World resource. One-fourth of class because he wanted his students ..frotr your parent's health Break Trips!! This may be ]/o6fPi(2ws for Bill reflection of American politics as a the trees cut here go to Japan and to hear first-hand about this insurance plan. *p North America's #1 Gintorv *fw8l)#0deb Blomquist whole. That is the decline in the Korea. It isn’t American demand,** he controversial ivsue. "Some# may be tubbing off significance of the political parties" said. He added that they are exported T emphasize ihut environmental H you art w operator is seeking on the prudential race," he said. Vargus said. in unmilled form, also taking science is interdisciplinary and that not currently ^ r ^ r | motivated students, He described this phenomenon as a "It's not reallignment/ it's woodworking jobs out of the United environmental issues also become bizarre, reverse-coattail effect. deallignment, and it’s happening not States and into Asia political issues," he said. organiztions, fraternities Geib, who early in the program told so much as pan of a regular cycle you are et Scientists call the owl an "indicative He said his students tell Gold was & sororities as campus the audience "he who has a crystal having to do with political ponies. It's species," meaning that when the owl an effective spokesperson for his great risk. L J ball dines only on ground glass" the redefinition of political goes, all other forms of life art dose cause, but they would like to hear have plans that are belter than the representatives promot refused to make predictions about the generations. I don't think it has so student coverage To get quality current campaigns. He instead much to do with panies as it has to do coverage at the most competitive ing Cancun,or Daytona described recent political with life experience," he said. Join over 100 Young Adults just like you rates available can developments, both on the state and ‘To ihc average voter, panics no Beach! national level, as cyclical events that longer stand for anything. Candidates C ollege & Career R a n d y P irn s o N can be illustrated by the realignment arc important." he added. 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"In 1986. we began looking al of Alex Haley; Lathrop. a the need for specific plans and targets By Su*an Springer ■ "Candide,” by Voltaire; CimtnhUing io 7kr Sagamore Perot volunteer, for minority recruitment" ■ ‘The Mismcasure of Man.” by brought a 15- Marcus Coe, a freshman in the Stephen Jay Gould; and minute video to Undergraduate Education Center, said Literature seems appropriate for ■ "Rachel and Her Children.” by speak for the recruitment should start in high campus discussion. But outside the Jonathan Kozol. Perot campaign. schools. classroom format, that discussion Francis Rhome, professor emeritus The tape de "High schools arc not doing takes on^ new meaning for of the English Department and the tailed specific enough.” Coe said. ‘Colleges should participants in the BookMarks Division of Continuing Studies, political leaders start seminar* in high tthool telling moderated the first meeting on Oct. 2. throughout students about admissions, financial For Lcslye Obiora. assistant She said the program is a necessary American his- aid and how to train for college.” professor at the School of Law, it is a extension of the educational process. lory as premier "It seems like the only recruitment welcome opportunity lo read and "People who ore interested in reading proponents for colleges do in high schools is for discuss works that reflect cultural go through school, then into work - change. the * * " — * » ■ athletic purposes,” he said. construction and personal realities. they don’t share their reading," overall theme of Perot’s independent Indiana University graduated its first The challenge comes in scheduling Rhome said. "We can take only so bid for the presidency. African-American student. Marcellas time around her teaching schedule to many talk show*, can’t we," she Taking his turn. Jacobs rebutted an Rrt WgtUr/Jhi Sagamore Neal, in 1895 and it* first African- prepare for and attend the forum. added. earlier comment made by Sorrels American female in 1919. "I have placed it in my agenda Apparently, many look for Rap. Andy Jacobs (D4nd) and Republican Scott Sorrells took part In tha about Congress. “Meat the Candidates" forum last Wednesday sponsored by the In 1969, the IU Board of Trustees along with newspapers;’ she said. alternatives to the Geraldo and Sally ‘The Congress, in about 75 percent resolved “to accelerate the final She said BookMarks allows her to Jessy shows - community response is Political Science Student Association. They, along with Rick Lathrop of of post fiscal years, has appropriated the Perot campaign, argued the points of each presidential platform. elimination of such vestiges of discuss the nuances beyond the "astronomical” this year, especially levels of spending less than the discrimination as may still exist, based surface meaning. in the downtown library series. president requested,” said Jacobs. spending." said Jacobs. "The Perot candidate didn’t really (xi race, color, religion, sex or national This year, "BookMarks” is a Rooksby said. There is space there for He pointed out that the president has The real questions are: ‘How will it clarify anylhiog. I’m still voting for origin, from all phases of university chance to have a cup of coffee and 120 participants, with anywhere from control on how the money is actually (the money i be spent?' and ‘What will Bush ” life.” discuss good books, according to 150 to 200 registering lo discuss each spent after Congress gives it to him it be spent for?*” he said. The fourth "Meet the Candidates” In the decade following this Program Director Jane Rooksby. work. each fiscal year. Jacobs said the Jacobs said President Bush wools will feature Republican Janice c made in the The program began last year as a The Indianapolis'Marioo County difference between Bush’s budget money to fund projects that . Horvath, Jacobs’ opponent for the recruitment efforts targeting minority reading series for campus and Public Library conducts its meetings request and Clinton’s proposed boJgct does not need, such as Star Wars. 10th District seat, tommorrow at 4 students. The number of minority on Sundays at 2 p m downtown as lies in the actual spending process. Johnny Camden, a junior ( p.m. in CA 227. The fifth in the series students peaked in 1980. when 8.9 Unlike last year, students, staff, part of the “Let’s Talk’’ scries. The "Bush wants to spend $400 billion major, said he expected even more will feature C arrieS ack ed , an percent of the student population were faculty and community members had Indiana Humanities Commission more than he has asked for in taxes. debate from the three campaign independent candidate. also a voice in choosing their preferred supports the series financially, Now I hear Governor Clinton wants to representatives challenging for Jacobs’ seirf It will The number of minorities declined reading matter, Rooksby said. 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October 19,1992 Sagamore Page5 Voice The IUPUI EddoM+Odef Ross Perot: A candidate you can’t trust Amy May Managing Editor Sagamore ■ Student claims Perot’s actions and words cannot be trusted and questions the *” true motives for re-entering the presidential election. ontrary to popular belief. 1492 was the year of excluded Jews as members. His response was that the dragon, for it brought an explorer from “around Dallas it’s not a problem “ But as the press beyond to the unsullied coasts of the Americas. caught wind of this, he resigned from the club, explaining C that he was not doing the right thing; and as compensation This chronic infection, who selfishly infected our for his ignorance, he donated SI00,000 to the American seemingly virgin New World, was no other than Jewish Committee. GO METROS?! Christopher Columbus. But no gift of compensation could be given to the Now, 500 years later, another dark knight - Ross Perot - members of an NAACP meeting (July 11, 1992), where he ■ Now is the time to change the university’s mascothas in spread his despoiling waste across a country begging referred to the African-American audience as “you for effective leadership. order to create an image students can rally behind. people.” A man who could not make his observations from behind SEAN He just simpiy lost any possible chance of a vote from the bent back tulips should resist the calls of the ignorant icture this: thousands of is it?* questioned Tad Branner, the black communities, as well as from the homosexual and leave the exploring to the experienced and decisive Holloway voters fin his negative assertion about gays in the military fans gathered to root for the sophomore in the School of leaders of our day. and in political positions. IUPUI team that has finally Engineering and Technology. It is on this premise of “leaving well enough alone*’ that I Where does he stand environmentally? Well, he P Most of the students interviewed would like to attempt to convey to any Ross Perot made it to the NCAA basketball considers himself to be an environmentalist, but when supporters that may still be blindly slithering through this finals, and what do you hear agreed the mascot should be named asked to comment on the Rio environmental summit (the United year's presidential election process, that little is not necessarily chanted by these fans? - “Go after an animal. Suggestions offered Nation’s Earth Summit that took two years to plan and was the better. largest and most complex conference ever held): *T don’t know a M etros!44 included the Hawks, Panthers, and On Feb. 20. 1992. Ross Perot appeared on CNN’s “Live with thing in the world about it.” To make the matter worse, the the Cardinals. Larry King** and said he would run for president if his name was Moreover. Time magazine reported that a construction crew, hired fans are sporting sweatshirts, hats Students thought of several placed on the ballot in all 50 states, and subsequently set up an £00 by Perot, vainly blew up a section of coral reef near his home in number to track his support. and banners with illustrations of suggestions, including the Bermuda for the sole purpose of docking his 68-foot cabin cruiser After 6,000 calls on the first day, Perot’s threatening challenge that cver-popular form of Dinosaurs, Tyrannosaurus Rexes, Ross Perot’s actions speak for themselves. seemed to be off and running. transportation: the Metro bus. and even the Flintstones. One After relentless scrutiny from the press, a brutalized campaign Under his political guise, he vowed he would solve the problems came to an abrupt end on July 16.1992. Perot’s indecisive and The Sagamore is not denouncing student considered the Greyhounds that have perplexed other politicians “without breaking a sweat.” careless practices on the ever-changing road to the presidency the Metro Bus company’s to be a more appropriate mascot and added the steps he would take to rectify these problems, “won’t finally caused him to walk away. In doing so. 0 ^ rookie politician name because it at least offered the be pretty.” efficiency as a transportation turned his back on hundreds of thousands of grieving volunteers However, Perot s promise of “action, action, action” added little network, but rather its ability to image of an animal. that gave not only their time to support him, but many who also fuel to his sessile campaign, for his proposals were so vague or serve as an image and mascot for Even the Skyscrapers would donated money to this quitter whom they considered the great white nonexistent that the only message he conveyed to the electorate was hope, the only savior of a debilitated country. students, athletes and faculty. offer students a more attractive one of worry and negativity. Perot, once again, slips on his political boxing gloves to re-subject Athletics at the university are at a visible image than does the Metros. His chastising crusade reminds me of driving bumper-to*bumper himself to public scrutiny in the political arena crucial turning point in terms of The White River Rats and the in front of an 18-wheel truck with a Confederate flag painted Once again, the precarious explorer enters a remote jungle vividly on fts grill, which I can see plainly through my rear-view history and future opportunities. Commuters are two other jhrough the path less traveled where the risks are positioned and mirror. I don’t know whether the redneck (Perot) driving the truck With our future admission into the nicknames. Or how about calling I enomous. is going to shift into a higher gear and watch the black man (me) go National Collegiate Athletic* the team the 40*Year-Old Single Once again, curiosity surpasses intelligence, and he who is foolish splat as he off-roads over my car, or if he will simply stimulate me lefuses to leave well enough alone (this year's political ballot and Association (NCAA),ifc*«bave the Parents. (Okay, just kidding. But at with his presence. jts issues do not need the unorthodox alteration of a shifty-eyed. capability of gaining increased least that nickname is a little closer I never know what to expect, but whatever it is. it won’t do me Inedia-hungry kingpin). to the truth of the makeup of the much good. attention both locally and, possibly, 1 once had the idealistic thought that blacks and whites happily The man that once described himself as an action-oriented myth nationally. student body.) sailed together across the Atlantic on board the May flower to the (“not a living legend”) is so unpredictable that one never know, Bcsidqfthis athletic merit, the Another consideration would be New World, and I believed that a little man in the refrigerator from one interview to the next, when he might recant his views or turned on the light when ! opened the door - but I woke up and university’s membership in the to unify the mascots of Indiana his actions. thought otherwise. Ross Perot constituents, you need to wake up. NCAA is a potential source of spirit University and Purdue University. In 1987, Perot suggested we raise taxes to pay our bills and make and pride that will hopefully unify Then students could rally behind our leaders understand this fact; however, in 1992, he stated that the campus and the Indianapolis the Hoosier-Makers. (Then again, “putting more money in the government is a serious mistake,” and com m unity. maybe not such a great idea). that he would not raise taxes. Sean Holloway is a sophomore majoring in biology Also, as recently as this year. Perot belonged to a private club that With all of this in mind, as well All humor aside, this university as the fact that IUPUI is on the needs a mascot that students can brink of change, we feel the time is recognize and take pride in. After right to change the name of the all, how can students take pride in a Metros. After IUPUI has been in mascot named after an Indianapolis the NCAA for a few years, it will bus company? be too late to change the nickname, We hope the university will nor will the university want to at seriously consider changing the that point. name of the mascot. We encourage In talking to students. The students to submit suggestions more Sagamore found that several conducive to promoting pride and supported a name change. spirit. Any suggestion received will One student wanted to know be referred to the administration how he would dress up like a bus to upon request. support his team. T vi r seen a Metro. What Deanna Gasvoda writing for The Sagamore Ch e m ic a l W e a p o n s ■ United Nations finally vjtlong pushed for the treaty, and Russia has said, unfortunately, not considering treaty to ban all the possessors of such weapons chem ical weapons. will likely fall into line. China, for example, has not said rom a weapons point of that it will give up its chemical and view, the world is definitely gas weapons. becoming a safer place. And insiders say that as many as The collapse of the Soviet Union, 20 of the countries that stockpile which considerably pushed back them may not agree to the U.N. the hands on the doomsday clock, treaty. is now being followed by an effort Russia, for its part, said that it to rid the world of chemical arms. will need monetary assistance in Rea d e r s’ voices A chemical weapons treaty, disposing of its vast arsenal - and if recent days as I've seen the personal bus. The "informer” waved his hands under the auspices of the United it doesn't get such aid, it simply Student recognizes the ■ struggle of several different students. One will be unable to abide by the terms toward the bus stop and said. “Just wait at Nations, has been in the making for was an elevator door that stayed open only the bus stop and wave your hands.” She of the treaty. trials disabled students must the past two decades. seconds, as a fragile, walker-dependent was at the bus slop, but was unable to Today it is close to fruition. An Despite all the problems of endure every day woman tried to get in. Another incident move her arms. In tears, she was passed accord might be signed in Paris as compliance that will surely persist was during a trip to the bathroom; a by. early as next year. for some time, this chemical I watch with amazement, awe, humility, function able-bodied people don’t consider Please, university and everyone - let’s as being too much of a hassle turned into a watch out for our fellow students, Under the terms of the treaty, the weapons ban treaty is badly and admiration those people who are half-hour effort. especially those who could use a bit ol pact would ban the production, use needed. attending school despite physical impairments. What a challenge school can An even more striking picture, seen by help. and stockpiling of chemical be to anyone - but watching those who are my husband in the Union Building, was a weapons. The United States has all The (Albany. N.Y.) Times-Uuion being faced with limitations is incredible. wheelchair-bound woman who asked the Information Desk how to catch the shuttle Linda Johnson My eyes have been widened more in Sopkomort/Spead Education •Yes, I think the *No, I don't think *Tve been to YOUR VOICE name could be a it should change basketball games Answers compiled by Deanna Gasvoda little catchier. As because IUPUI is a and never knew Photos by Gregory Kemp fa r as a mascot a metropolitan the mascot, but Should IUPUI school can rally university.* now that I know. ■ behind, its not I'm definitely change the name o f its opposed to it. I m ascot-the Metros? don't want to be named after a bus or a taxi * Matt RBanwarth/ Junior .Shannon Ptpar/Serwor Tad Brenner/Sophomore Criminal Justice Business and Liberal Arts P a g e 6 Sagamore October 19. 1992 Sports ______ Men’s and womens tennis Recruit gives back half his scholarship ■ Tun Caldwell, the men’s soccer axaptain as well as starting goalkeeper, by lU-Bloomington and was told if he played well teams fall short of goals in he could earn a spot on the learn. He was red- is working hard to keep the continuity of this years team. shined his freshman year because of the team's District 21 tournament All-American goalkeeper, Jurgen Sommer. By Brian Mohr talented he really was in the game of soccer. After his freshman year Caldwell thought things VuSafomon Colonial Christian was not the only team were not working as planned and decided a change made runner-up. The first team Caldwell played for during his younger years. He was in order. ■ Tennis teams faced was Cheryl Cooper and Rhonda also played indoors and outdoors for a soccer dub "I was getting little playing time with the team Not many players would give hack half of their Brundes, and the second (cam was during the winter. so I thought it was in my best interests to transfer tough schedule, but look scholarship so their couch would he able to recruit Chcri Tillman and Shelly Yoder. "I stoned playing for Dynamo, a local soccer club, to IUPUI "saidCaldwell. future talents for the team, hut Tim Caldwell did. forward to beginning "Overall, the whole team did at the age of 11. so this kept me playing year round Caldwell transferred to IUPUI in 1991 and "I did it because I didn't need it all and I wanted very well, and they all were very and really helped me to develop my talent," he immediately fit into the flow of the learn. the upcoming season on consistent." Pcirick said. Coach Egilmcz to be able to attract some other T im has a very good attitude. He is easygoing players." said Caldwell, a stoning goalkeeper for The women's team also plans to Caldwell's club soccer coach at the time was and can get along with anyone on and off the field," a positive note. the Metros soccer team. play an unusual spring season. Egilmcz, currently the Metros soccer coach. Egilmez said. Coach Allen Egilmcz was They are trying to set up some "Tim was really beginning to develop his skills. It took little time for Caldwell to find good By Benjamin Cox very pleased with Caldwell's matches with surrounding He really had great timing with the ball" said , friends in his first year at IUPUI. One friend he Catfnfoftqf to Tkt Sqgamorr decision. schools, and over spring break Egilmez. became close with is Scott White, the team's o thd "Through Tim’s dad they arc going to travel to cither Caldwell left Colonial after the fifth grade and captain. i Their fall seasons are now over, working for the university* South Carolina or Florida to play decided to transfer his talents to Heritage Christian "1 have played overseas, so I have seen a lot of but members of the men's and he was able to get half of his some new competitors. School. It was there he met Allen Leinbach, good players, hut Tim is the best goalkeeper I women's tennis teams are already tuition paid for, so he didn't The men's team finished a another couch who had an impact on his playing have ever played with,” he said. , looking ahead to nest season. need an entire scholarship. It disappointing 5-7 for the season, style. White was also readily impressed with “Definitely next year, there was great of him to offer half and placed sixth out of right in "Throughout his four years, Tim not only Caldwell's attitude. won't even he a question in our of it back because it gave me the District Tournament on Oct. 8 developed his skills physically but also the mental T im gets along with every player and he aho minds." said Debbie Pcirick, a chance to recruit another at IUPUI. aspect of his game,” lie said. "His strategy of the helps to keep the team focused in practice as well tennis coach for the women's player" Egilmcz said. "We didn't finish as well as we game grew immensely." as during the game." said White. team. Caldwell helps to keep the had hoped." said Joe Ramirez, While playing high school soccer. Caldwell not As far us the team's play this year. Caldwell said The women finished the season younger, players as well as men's coach. only progressed as an excellent goalkeeper hut aho he feels things are going really well considering with a 6- I record against district the more experienced ones, The men’s team still has the as a field player. the amount of injuries they have had to endure. teams and a 6-7 record overall. prepared to win every game. spring season to go. and Ramirez T im started off each game as a goalkeeper hut 'T he season has been kind of up and down. Due The Metros faced a lough He was voted by the last year, said he Is hoping the player% will during the second half of the game he played in the to the injuries we have had little experience schedule, playing two NCAA Div. players to be their co-captain find ifie desire to win within field. playing out on the field, so we have had to rely u 1 schools, two NCAA Div. II themselves by then. because of his ability to be a leader and get along "1 had to pul him out in the field because he had lot on our freshmen. I’m proud of their play. They schools and several lough NAIA "Individual desire from the gut with his teammates. Egilmcz said. are doing a very good job," said Caldwell. teams. so much energy and drive," Leinbach said. and heart is what it’s going to He has worked on his mental and physical game During his senior year, Caldwell was selected to Caltjwell says he hopes the team continues taj They placed second at the take." said Ramirez. since the age of 10, when he attended Colonial the first team all-state as a goalkeeper as well, as play well for the remainder of the season and will, District 21 Tournament on Oct. 9- The team’s goal for the spring Christian School during the fifth grade. It was leading Heritage Christian in scoring, ■ , hopefully peak at the right time during the District; 10 at Anderson University, season is to get through with a there he met friends who helped him realize how Following his senior year. Caldwell A1.7( missing first place by one positive note, he said. heartbreaking point. Looking toward the spring, "Everyone in singles and doubles Ramirez said he is hoping things got to the semifinals at the get better and better for th » team o/Sre today minum from IUPUI tournament." said Wrick. and that they can keep going )•' '. r i \ wmh eaty accru to M6S. Shelly Yoder made ninner-up for forward for the season and the singles, and I Give! rhe Gift £llHi PHOTOGRAPHIES Of 11i j M M WESTLAKE New donors accepted $ 2 0 For the Jirst donation! \Medium format experience preferred. from 7 a.m. - 2 p.m. M-F Special arrangements can 248-0666 Please call this number be made for groups on Starling at $350 for further details Saturdays. 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Talks, spaces available in each parking category (A, The History Society, which meets once a Also on October 21 in BS 4093 from 1-2 lectures, discussion groups, films, confer B, D, and E) and a comparison of how many month on Wednesdays from 3-5 p m in pm, the House will meet and elections wiD ences and just about every type of event permits have been issued for each category. CA 438. presented a lecture on "The Dead be held for Speaker of the House, Co one can imagine is offered each week on a I will report this information when I receive Sea Scrolls” by Professor Mullen. The next secretary, and (^comptroller. All campus H i wide variety of topics. I encourage every it meeting is November 4 and will feature organizations are eligible to have a voting one to take advantage of these free events. I attended the weekly Wednesday night Professor Robbins on “History: It’s a Gift” seat in'the House. If your organization does' Check bulletin boards and The Sagamore dinner at The Ne^vman Center. The On December 2. Professor Bpdenham^r will not yet have a representative, contact the for announcements. Newman Center, 1309 W. Michigan, is lecture on “POLIS; History Making in the USA offica. Again, allstudentsare wel I want to report on some campus meet funded by the Catholic Church, but is open Modem City.” Refreshments are always' come to attendHouse meetings. ings that 1 have attended and what is to everyone. Dinner is at 5:30 p.m. and 50 served and a lively questlon/answer/discus- The next Town HaD meeting wiD be : planned for the future. If any campus cents is requested for a donation. As a non- sion period follows. Wednesday, November 11, from 12:15- organization would like to invite a Christian, I have found the house to be a The first Undergraduate Senate meeting 1 p m in the basement of the library. The member of student government to a meet nice space just to sit back and enjoy the took place and its minutes will be posted purpose of Town Hall meetings is to give ing. please call us and we will do our best company of others and some great food. I on all school bulktin boards. The issue of a aU students the opportunity to discuss any to attend. recommend it to anyone. Other activities student center was discussed at length. It campus issues or problems. We hope all In the biweekly meeting with Vice take place there also; so check it out. was reported that the administration does students wiD attend and make their opin Chancellor Blake and Dean Langston, I I also attended the first meeting of The not plan to make the old library a permanent- ions known. If anyone wants to request the was informed about a conference on the Advocate, a group for lesbians, gays, student center. This is an issue that effects presence of a specific administrator or subject of diversity that will take place bisexuals and their friends. Future meetings us all, since funding has been added to our faculty member to speak of answer ques October 15 in the hotel conference center. will take place at 7 p.m. on the second and fees for the last three semesters specifically tions, contact the USA office and we wiD The administration is committed to en fourth Wednesdays of the month in BS 4088. for a student center. The next Senate meet see if it can be arranged. We are here to couraging diversity on campus and wants At the next meeting, October 21, a tape of ing, open to all students, is Friday, October serve the needs and interests of aD IUPUI to explore what encourages and what two Channel 20 broadcasts will be shown. 23. from 7-9 p m in BS 4095. All agenda undergraduate students. discourages diversity. Psticl Advert isem ent TeNaj McFadden October 19,1992 Sagamore Perspectives R.E.M. Two years ago, they lost their religion. Today they find success with a new album and a mature sound. By Darren Jackson 1* likes of Moriah Carey and Garth everybody cries/Mimetimcv" The Brooks. The single ‘Losing My overall flavor of “Everybody Hurts" is Religion" helped the bond sweep last sinftfcy to the Rolling Stone's classic year s MTV Music Awards and "Fool to Cry ." e have watched RJLM. earned them seven Grammy Andy Kaufman’s wrestling match 1 There was no turning back now- Lyrically most noiable in the tune W R.EM. was huge and die-hard fans “Man on the Moon." The song is a were dying hard. tongue-in-cheek walk through the. Athens. Ga., hand-that- David Trew, a guitarist for the netherworld as Stipe sings about could is now one of the South Bend bond Way Past Tense, Moses. Elvis. 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REAL'S answer to fans jumping off Some fans grew increasingly The last cut of the album, “Find the the bandwagon? “Automatic for the worried their favorite alternative a River." is the bund's most beautiful might be getting too big far their work since “Perfect Circle" from their 1983 debut album “Murmur " and puts the lid on the best and most This latest album is by far one of the cohesive work they have ever ottered Music best musical efforts R.EM. has ever Group: R E.M. offered. It captures their unique Album: Automatic for the People sound and explores their So, Ians that wrote R.EM. off as H iim i Data: On sale now musicianship as possibly no album Recommendation: * * 0 * 0 “pop junk" and “sell-outs,” take this. has in their impressive repertoire. “Automatic for the People” (a name The members of R .E M . ore. clockwise from top nobody can deny. taken from the motto of Weaver D’s toft, Michael Stipe, Peter Buck, Bill Berry and After all, we still love Ray Charles Delicious Fine Roods in Qarke even after his conversion from soul to County. Ga.) was recorded in various “Shiny, Happy Peopto1 country to Diet Pepsi. It doesn’t britches as each single received more pons of America with the band's better than ever. really matter what they do, as long as find more public acceptance. With the , they do it as good as this. release o f‘The One I Love." from producer. Scott Utt. reminiscent of “Out of Time," but Chandler for his two cents worth. There are some true gems i I986’s “Document" album. R.E M / carries a brooding melancholy attitude The cuts that follow arc deep and album that require special attention. went from being a staple video on similar to the band's gothic 1985 moving, heartfelt and sincere, and not The song “Everybody Hurts" Is a MTV’* “ 120 Minutes" to heavy The opening track and first single, ulbum “Fables of the Reconstruction/ necessarily "Shiny" ur “Happy." Cuts musically simple tunc in which ’’Drive,*’ is an eerie sounding, darker Reconstruction of the Fables.” Thank like Try Not to Breathe," “Sweetness impact comes not from the prime-time slots. extension of "Losing My Religion." ex-Led Zeppelin bassist John Paul Follows” and “Nighlswimming" are musicianship, but from tire incredible 6259 N,.College From there it has been an uphill Lead singer Michael Stipe, who Jones for "Automatic’s" string musical excursions into R.EM.’s vocalization of Stipe. He digs deep march for the hand. 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