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The Guardian, February 12, 1980 Wright State University CORE Scholar The Guardian Student Newspaper Student Activities 2-12-1980 The Guardian, February 12, 1980 Wright State University Student Body Follow this and additional works at: https://corescholar.libraries.wright.edu/guardian Part of the Mass Communication Commons Repository Citation Wright State University Student Body (1980). The Guardian, February 12, 1980. : Wright State University. This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Activities at CORE Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Guardian Student Newspaper by an authorized administrator of CORE Scholar. For more information, please contact [email protected]. OSU co-eds ponder draft registration, war By JANET WALSH million American men and be involved right up to combat. "YEAH, that would separate So 1 guess, if it's going to be all COLUMBUS. Ohio UPI A women aged 19 and 20. "I'll tell you one thing though, the women from the girls," over, why not be there fighting," Robert Redford poster grinned "It seems like all of a sudden they'd better pass the ERA. Put cracked Sabrina DiMichhele. 18. Ruth said. "Oh, I'm getting from the wall of the cluttered those of us having the easy life Schaffly. what's her first name, Worthington. sitting cross-legged depressed." "Ohio State University dorm room here in college are facing some- yeah Phyllis, put her in the ditch. on the floor. "I'm afraid the world will just and music blared from an ad- thing really serious," Ruth Nier- Make sure she's in the front "You know, I had to do a big sit by and not help us," said jacent hallway, but the women in ir.eyer. 19, Hudson, added. line." report about Vietnam." Amy Kate, and the room grew quiet for 4016 Baker Hall were somber. "BUT WHEN I thin* of how it DORI DRAUGHTON, S9. To- said. "There were a lot of several seconds. "1 just can't comprehend the used to be, with women at home ledo. laughed but wasn't so sure dissidents then. "It's so hard to believe in a idea in the first place • war." said waiting for the telegram about she agreed. "And guys were split between way," Ruth said. "When you Amy Lutz, 20. Euclid. their sons or husbands or boy- "I don't know." she said. "I wanting to fight for their country think of the universe - this may AMY AMD her dormmates friends heck. I'd rather be think maybe it's too drastic to and not knowing what they were seem irrelevant, but I believe in were talking about a subject none fighting there beside them." throw us in combat now." fighting for ... we'd have to have UFO", I know there's life u t there had considered much before last "Definitely women should reg- "Physically, maybe not." Roth a definite reason to go to war this besides us - we're so insignificant month • draft registration. ister," said Kate Wieteki, 19. said. "Well, some women are in time." really. And we can't even get President Carter called Friday •ronton, leaning forward in her good condition. Maybe after sii "I'VE JUST heard if there was along." , for military registration for eight r \ chair. "An: d I think they should months of boot camp..." another big war it would be over. \ The Daily Guardian February 12,1980 Issue64 Volume XVI Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio Physical Ed. Department denies HPR rumors By DAN DEPASQUALE be included as general education likelihood of the proposal pas- students enroll in the courses. although there was no empirical Guardian Associate Writer requirements. sing. but they arc looking into it "The purpose of 'general edu- data, "there is a generally "A proposal was made to the now." cation' is to provide for a negative feeling for such a Professor Stephen Fredericks, General Education Committee, FREDERICKS DID not believe well-rounded individual," Fred- program." She added that most Physical Education coordinator, recently, but it was too late for that P.E. courses should be in the ericks explained. "To me that students do not want to take 12 denied rumors that Health and any real consideration." Fred- general education requirements, means they should include hours of Health and Physics! Physical Education courses would ericks said. "There is little but he would like to see more courses concerning their physical, Education. as well as their mental well- PROFESSOR Herb Neve, being. chairman of the General Educa- AAUPgives WSU clean slate "I never favored putting P.E. tion Committee confirmed that courses into general education, the proposal to add P.E. courses but I would like to see more to the general education package By KEVIN THORNTON same issue. of University professors. Their support for our programs." was unlikely to be passed. AuliUnl to the Editor Both committees will report to main concern is academic free- The Curriculum Committee is the AAUP to make tecommenda- dom but Maneri said the WSU ACCORDING TO Fredericks reportedly looking into s physical An investigation by the Wright tions at their next meeting. chapter is concerned stongly with only about 10 percent of the total education package that would State Chapter of the American "The AAUP it not taking any faculty participation. enrollment is presently Involved allow students to understend and Association of University Pro- stand on this issue." said Ma- Although the AAUP is not ir. the P.E. program. Fredericks assess their needs, and learn fessors (AAUP) has concluded neri. "All we are trying to do is taking a formal stand, Maneri is said bad communications be- physical skills thst they could use there have been no violations of protect the faculty's rights. willing to express his views on the tween the students and the P.E. throrghut their fife. academic freedom in the School "WE WERE concerned that controversy. Department have led to false of Nursing controversy. the administration already had a "THE NURSES are the experts impressions of the program. According to Koehler. the Carl Maneri. president of the program written. (President on the nursing program." he He dented reports that classes courses will be arranged on a chapter, said a committee had Robert) Kegerreis has since told said. "Anyone that is not a nurse are given letter grades, but are on quarterly program. "The first two been set up to investigate the us that no program has been shouldn't write a nursing pro- a pass-fail grading system that quarters would stress nutrition possibility oi any violations and written yet so we are not gram." does no effect a student's overall and physical assessment " she has since been disbanded. worried." "When the administration re- grade point average. said. "By the third quarter, the MANEEI ALSO said another Tlic AAUP is a self-governing leased the job description for the Student Government Repre- student will learn skills in certain committer was being formed to body established to protect the sentative, Kim Koehler. said. "ports." investigate the governance in the civil liberties and responsibilities (See 'AAUP' page 2) tuesday weather Student Government lends support to legal services bill Mostly sunny today with highs in the 30's. Clear tonight with temperatures dropping By MATT KENNEDY services to the students." decided on." into the teens. Sumy Wednes- Ctuutfiaa SUIT Writer The student legal service would THE COST per student was. Counsel or representation in Walker estimated, about $1.25 day whh highs in die mid to be like "legal insurance" aaid court is not covered by the upper 30's. Student Government will be Brenda Walker, chief supporter per quarter. service, said Walker, only advice Stinziano said that a fee for the presenting a resolution to Ohio of the Student Government reso- will be given. meeting legislature in support of House lution. students might be $4 a quarter. Bill 83J to provide student legal It would be "like health WALKER HAS spoken to four "We see about a hxlf-a-dacen service. insurance." said Walker. unions that have legal services. students each quarter whom we EdaoUieaStsdbe Proposid by Sate Repre- STUDENTS would pay a policy refer to lawyers." sat Om- They said that the service is Come to an open forum sentee Mike Stinziano, Ohio amount and in return they would "very good, very beneficial," budsman Chipp Swindler. meeting with Brenda A. House Bill 833 will provide get free legal advice and recom- according to Walker, but the THE BOX may paas after April Walker, Education Represent- funding for student legal advising mendations as to the kinds of union services have representa- 1. said Walker. The bill will go ative to Student Government services at state universities. legal representation they need. tion ht them. before the House Wednesday. to ask questions, to give btpot, Items covered by the service Walker haa also fooe to two If the bin Is passed, an to hear what your representa- "WITH THE passage of House could include investment In ten- law Anns that hanfie union independent committee will be tive has been working OR, to BUI 833," he said, "students win ant/owner disputes, accidents, services. She Indicated both set up and • law dm chosen. get Manned. T 3 meeting win be able to join voluntary legal parking violations, and maybe showed an interest ia the pos- Then the two groups must be at 1-2 p.m. Tuesday service programs which, for a divorce, said Walker, "h all sibility of a student legal advising decide a policy to cover studMt February 12 fa 12* MBtott. sir all fee, will provide legal depends on what kind of policy la service.
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