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state s only medical school W George II. chair of the "Transplants of many types of organs are ham to stay," Brown m ti miners have produced a list of more thm a year. "W e need to tram phyaow a for the than 100 nommation* and that dowers to Dr. Jacqueline A . O ’l future." Browo mentioned the need lor the nominees were completed last dinattng cardfofofiat for the program. psoas, but Friday. He said the committees are will Coordinating surgeon Dr John W for persunnai trainee in the process oi verifying the can care. Drug therapy so'prevent organ re didary of the nominees and will loon
we do m the brat table iu t to present to Ryan. post be monitored tfoaefy, he mid. "W e would like very much to get everything done before students and The Med Center's pediatric lamliy leave for the sum mer." Pmnell cardiofogy-cardiac surgery prugram ■ said one oi the country's largest “ survival ia not as good." ha said. He added that due to the large number of nominations, including can didates inside and out of the IU system. Diver Cokey Smith, from Ann Arbor. Mich . eyes the water dur techniques are the sane for i each, over a long period of am t " the final list may be somewhat larger ing the preliminaries of the U S Indoor Dfvfng Chempionshipe Donor haarts for children are alao than the three to five candidates held in the Natatortum Photo by Tom Strattman “ it a big undertaking." ha said, "and harder to by, he said originally recommended by Ryan. "It In all rasas, acrordfog to the Medical would be great to get the list down to three or five candidates, but if not. then Housing ‘neglected’ says report we’ll work from th at." he said. There are two primary i Faculty groups at IUPU1 will have a Houdng for IUPUI students has The report called current on-campus three weeks for a letter to reach their chance to comment qn the finalised r neglected" for the last housing "inadequate" for a diverse country, and then another three weeks for survival. Brown said. One group list, Pmnell said, although the lot will 15 niiiers horn cardiomyopathy earned by be given to Ryan far a final decision, by the Student Housing Committee that policies be adapted to accom Specifically, the report blames the a virus infection The muedt » inef which will then be reviewed and voted recently. modate those students enrolled in "growing presence" of off-campus fective in pumping Mood," he laid upon by the IU Board of Trustees. The report states that the lack of an "unique programs" such at interna housing, the fuse-come, first-served The other group ia comprised of TJie search for a new vice president operational philosophy concerning stu tionai, graduate and health science housing policy, student and faculty children with "unrrpMmMe congenital comes at a time when the future role of dent housing contributes to the situs students confusion and a two-thrector ad IUPUI is being examined by both the bon "Existing circumstances," rather Bur dribs Carter, director of Interna ministration system, as four problem IU Task Force on University Organ its than a specific housing philosophy, tionai Student Services, said interna areas affecting IUPUI housing bon and the Indiana Higher Education characterise the student housing situs tionai students often apply too late So The committee, appointed by Vice bon on campus, it says. find on-campus housing " It amid take to o HOUSING. PngO la transplants on 10 so 12 adults tha year, fly hastflr about 20 Like mother, like daughter— queen for May each year, including
By NANCY MERCHANT "S h e knows everything that's ahead However, the S4.000 scholarship The Med Center baa several active Wendy Barth has given the dty » m e," Wendy said. warded to Wendy win free up funds organ transplant programs, and ia a something to talk about. She is the first H ie judges for the pageant didn't leader in organ procurement. IUPUI student to be selected as 500 know who Wendy was. "W e were just Wendy said that her profesaon t Transplants performed at the center in Fesbval Queen and the first whose to be proud of her selection as Festival clude . kidneys, a bone marrow mother also held the title. Exactly 25 2 9 ." She alao Q* tuabon to any of the other coo be ‘Since I now have 1985 and cornea transplants. The media is excited about it. Two to study and may have i local disc jockeys who love to poke fun Wendy's mother and lather have led at Carmel houswives are now talking The vivacious junior is also trying about Wendy's chiktsood—being rais out fo the Colt's cheerleaders She has ed by a 500 Festival Queen made the first cut. "T h e y 're down to However, she said her mother never 100 girls," * e said. "N ow they will UNIVERSITY 2 A, 4A. 5A pushed her in any way. "T h is was the notes to go into choose 36.” OPNAON 3A very first pageant I've ever been in ," He wanted to raise a family in a FEATURE 1«A. 12A more normal atmosphere with his 500 Wendy explored the field Mm I A . 7 A . I A that Wendy has been Queen by working at t day care cs cent for her sister, a loved it," she said with a m ile, " I 1 1 A senior it Center Grove High School really loved i t " APARTMENT RUBE M R I her about the Wendy said, "T h e preawre she’s been Asked if she had ever been interested Wandy Barth VRl 18. Nr. 14 Student Commission to Brown at 264-277) or Sharon Grady. for The Monitor at help fund summer Jobs (617) 926-5090.
Attocatfons to M p feed m u m job* throughout the University Division needs M r h m b t o made by the State Stud tutors for HELP program at 1 :1 8 p.m kt L I 103 No i 2 0 4 -6 2 4 6 Summer job. through the State Work^tudy program The Univanity Division HELP program ha* dx paid •re open to token* c o tte r Kudentt who received «n tutof poatnni available for mmmer temetter. Applicant THURSDAY______SSA Q grant to attend m Indiana c o tte r the n u n be approved lor c otte r work-atudy by the Student The Uafvaratty WrlUng Canter wP aponaor a wotkfatop trom 11 am . to 1985-66 academic year. Uata of eligible itudenti are pro- noon on "Eaaay Emm Praparatton" In CA 4 2 7 . For mors tntormalton oak i cumulative G.P.A. of 2 .) or better. Far more The 1986 n rail Liaa Ruch, 264-2666. ljOOO poaitions in 6 ) counties, which it more than double I ol Raetsemnt sad Metal Management w6 have a what a n available in the fint two ' more in pork oook-ofl, ol 1 p.m. (judging at 2:30) kt kta area eouth of kta aohoot of Liaa Zay. 2)2-23)0 Campus Wheelchair Race Engineering mid Toohntori butdtoo Ptoh up rogiekaOon torme In ET 1202 For more kdonaaSon oaf Raymond Pm *. 2 6 4 -6 7 7 2 . Claycourt Tournament to rolls out on Wednesday towutdp w * havo a BMe atody on t u create parking problem The i ol Jaaua Horn 4 to 6 :1 6 p m kt BM RaaManoe Hal. Room 160.
The oooung ol the National Qay court Tennis Tourna- ^ ^ 264-9907 or the B8U at 264-279. rot to IUPUI neat waak la The Wheelchair Race ruin are: ol lor the event. • There v c to be no more than 10 teamt confining oI The tournament, which run* from April 28 through May 2. coincide* with the w edtoi final m enu, marking the « Each participant muat uae hit/her end o l Spring Semewer O aten and April 29 and final ea be puthad off by r n * run April 30 through May 6
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•rD A V I fTAFPOAD A new Student Awoebty has bom o fawer than 12 rfactad M IUFUI, and Kntti meMura N• looted senators Be A Winner could have been brought three or more regular meetings in any Thcjhadmt election ha* I for Inquiry. • STUDENT D marked on more than one occw No tewer than 12 tfaewd wnaaori could have, by the aaartnhly' i own con- • FREE HEAT A WA\ER! «• Motion, ben brought tor mqiury I n b lack ol U is the vm president who » cfcvr ad with the rnponnbihiy oi brmgiag HERMITAGE *‘l was vary swart [of accuaabons of improprieties of the Student Awembiy a ™ •tor and 1986 etection
Beckman alluded to the 1983 ace- don. which boasted the largest voter go wrong, the graduate turnout in IUKJ1 history Beckman, who has been active in students in the acarmbiy had. The ‘83 presidential etection bet IUPU1 Student government lor more “ 1 have no coaKroi over who ways in ween George Graves and Vaiilh Koulilias ended in t tie after five re of a noted. " I can ask her to do anything, counts. each candidate receiving 1.061 but whether she does it or not is up to votes. In at least two locations, the "T h a t was so ides 1 was part of last number oi ballots compared to the year," Beckman said " I talked to the number o i signed voters differed: one deans of the law school and medical farmed in 1972. there have been marc ballot box contained 179 ballots, while school and met with (IUPUI vice presi than lour conatitulioos for the only 63 signatures had bean recorded dent Glen] Irwin and Dean Boa* (Dean A re-election, which ran only, two of Student Services), and they didn't Law student Jim Clark days in three locations, saw fewer than Howto w ip q out 900 students vote. e 23-page document. That committee, which consisted of " A s it is now. it's grown too far out then-president George Graves, vice '[Separation of assemblies] would
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French has alto edited books far Twoyot's Umtitd Suits Authors Strtts He has authored a number of books far this series ss well, including ABLE /ohm Sitnhtck, which brought him much acclaim, A v s i Norris, J.D. Sol John Lattmore ant m p r, and one to be released in .Leslie Smith (laft September. Jock Ktroooc of tho Bool modal for tha Bled G tt r t U o n Student Unloi Richard Turner, Chak of the English Fashion Show. Tonyi Department, remembers when he and Robinson (below left French first arrived at the campus in and Angela Curtti 1970. (right) also were stu “ He was very helpful to me as a dent models in las young person starting o u t," Turner Sunday's show said. which benefits* Turner called French "a n outstan disabled students ding and eminent scholar, knowledgeable on a wide variet
Colleauges echoed Turner’s praia French when they awarded him Distinguished Faculty Award of Liberal Arts in 1983. Students are complimentary as well. “ Dr. French makes literature come By DOROTHY EASTERLY alive,” said Ruth Raun, one of his ting the popular culture studies u well former students. “ He makes you think as the film course, a subject of long- that he actually knows the author of wall. Posters, soon to be removed, standing interest to the professor. the work personally." adorn the opposite wall of the office. The occupant of Room 501M , way back to high school," criticism of student writing ability Cavanaugh Hall—Dr. Warren French Philadelphia native said, recently, French is impressed with the of the English Department number of good writers he has seen in at the end of the semester. the past few years. The author of many books and which he edited. The series, a critical "T h ere has been an increase in editor of many more, French has been study of fUoynaking, was "m y own in number of gifted student writers," teaching American literature at IUPUI vention," he said. " I t is the most satis 1970. French began his teaching career in Among many contributions to complishments." A volume IUPUI, French is attributed with star- Steven Spielberg is coming toon. Concert becomes jazz time capsule
By MARIO MORONE Satire straight from the hip Those who Ferguson. I've also played a variety of Bloomington. The reaction has been so to be in orchestras, performing my own songs great both bands were taken out of By LESLIE L. FULLER cert albums." An Feature Editor Baker's band played at New York’s Crispus Attudts High School. Symphony Space April 5, where they Political satirist received rave reviews horn the Nno David Lippman and his alter ego, the early 1930s, spoke of his musical YorkTsmos, ViUop Voice, and “ George Shrub" lampooned U S. roots. " I began playing the trumpet Doumboot Mofoxmt. foreign policy and the press in his professionally at 13. Later, 1 went to Pharez Whined, 25, a trumpeter and on-campus show last week. New York where I played nine years. graduate student from Indianapolis, The San Francisco-based comic Arts and the In- p ve pUyed in bands with Charlie recently acted and played on the sound appeared at IUPUI as part of the Barnett, Tommy Dorsey and Lionel track of " Ja ix Daimyo," s Japanese series sponsored by the Progressive Hampton and also with the Radio City film about an escaped jazz musician Student Union. Symphony and the City Center Ballet from the U.S. Whined recently receiv Orchestra." In December, Spera was a ed an invitation to attend the movie's "George Shrub appeared as a two-and-e-half hour time capsule, trumpet soloist at a Circle Theater coo- Japanese premiere later this spring. part of a campaign called he musical repertoire included tunes „ , tribute to Glenn Miller. His Leonard Foy, 23, a trumpet player Reagan for Shah.' W e decid D ta y solo in Vernon Duke’s " I Can’t Get who is working on a doctorate in ed being president wasn't Started" was one of the show’s music, said, “ It's fun playing with enough.” n d Spera recreate Big Band h ^ hiigh ., friends since we enjoy what we do. DavM Lippman unds twice in their annual sis About 33 students performed in the There's a great comraderie among ncert jazz scrim. two iazz bands, which featured u s." In an interview, Lippman com Lippman criticized the press, ex Explaining how the jazx series vocalists Carla Margolis and Everett Scott said, “ Older people grew up mented about his comic double, plaining, “ The media empire is listening to the music we perform and “ George Shrub," a gun-waving owned by s small number of people Lnstmguished ITcSeaeor of M usk at Members of the bands have varied our parents listened to it. This is one personality who sports a who all have the same interests IU. decided to bring the jaix bands to musical h»n,gm ..«A which add reason why the audiences vary in age." camouflage tie with a missile tie- since they all have large sums of Indianapolis far s series of cultural ® each ensemble. The bands me s mix As for choosing between teaching tack and frequently quips, "T h e money. events." Baker founded the IU jaix of |rM)uate and undergraduate and performing. Baker said, “ I see free world is any country we can department in 1966, adding a new students them ss two sides of the same coin. "H ow much reportage has there buy." been in our papers as to what the to the Michael Scott, 31. a bass trombone Since I do both, 1 have the best of both "G eorge Shrub appeared around system in Libya is ? " he asked. player, is a graduate student who worlds.” 1980 as part of a campaign called "Nobody can tell you what they taught music education far four years In speaking of exposure the bands 'Reagan for Shah,’ " Lippman said. do—if they're trying to change in public schools in Rochester, N .Y. have received, Scott and Foy agree "W e decided being president Scott said, “ This is the first time con- that, "Fam e consumes you like a See SATIRIST, 10a ftan# ”