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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]. FIVE WIN SPEECH NIGHT HONORS V? BY MICHAEJ. J PUHDY 4th place tie: Handy Gilliam She's the Only One You H ive." fessor In Voice Science, Dr The following cipated as judges In the pre- . "The Need for Self-Dlsclp- Her speech explored the ways Ctarlene Edwards - Associate part in the preliminaries for liminary round: Dan Switalskl, "To be or not to be" that was llne" we abute nature through pollu- Prcfessor, Mr Paul Lane • Speech Night: John Merge, Kar- Catherine Hoerstlng, Terrl the question at the Speech and Elizabeth Nelsen - "Public tion, litter, overcrowding and instructor and director of two en Leach, Mike Purdy, Randy Brlsendlne, Tom Schmld, Bill Theatre's Speech Night held Education for 3 4 4 Year Olds'" misuse at natural resources. plays. Gilliam, Lorraine Melton, Dave Anderson, Terry Rasmus son, May 24, 1972. Dr Abe Bassett, Director of The program began with Dr The contestants were then de- Brelscli, Elizabeth Nelson, Todd Fatemah Hamllu, Denlse iilte- Ms Beverly Gaw, Instructor Tlnatro, presented certificates Charlene Edwards, Acting liberated, Dr Elizabeth Hardin, Marshall, Glenda Stout, Ted nour, and Doris Baughinan. In Speech Communication, and to the 2nd - 4th place winners Chairman of the Department Associate Professor In Eng- Wendeln, Barbara Abrahamson, Director of Speech Night, ln- and a trophy to the first place of Speech and Theatre, greet- lish and Assistant Dean of Lib- Hon Burton, Derrick Johnson, The faculty Judges In the pre- winner, Ms Donna Johnson, a In., the audience. Gaw, Director eral Arts, commented on the Hick Walker, Donna Johnson, liminaries ' ere: Dr Gus Alex- event to be held by the De- student of Ms Barbara EaMns. of Speech Night, introduced the relationship between persio- Kathleen Bertolone, and Bon- ander, Ms Burl a Eaklr.s, Mr partment rf Speech and Theatre Judges for the finals. Dr Bar- slon In oral and written com- nie Urszuy. Norrls llellwlg, Ms Elaine Mills Fall and Spring quarter, "Treat Mother Nature Well- bara Dreher - Associate Pro- munication. The following students parti- and Ms Beverly Gaw. stated that Speech Nlglit riding be- ginning or all be- binning lts. It al- offers of excel- which can be for achleve-

finalists placed 1st place: Donna Johnson VolumGUARDIAe 8: Issue 39 Wright State University WednesdayN, May 31, 1972 2nd place: Barbara Abranson - "Alcoholism" A STUDENT PVBIJCATIOIS 3rd place: Ron Burton - "In- vestments vs Savings" NEXUS plans to sell in tri-state area Final Exam Schedule! thing that Is asthetlcally pleas someone who Is Interested In said, "The university would lng. 1 think that shows in ou distributing Nexus on a trial be visible ">r the first time design and I also think that ti basis la the East regionally," In Its short lived life outside Donna Johnson - speech winner first Class Meeting Nexus Editor Tim Thornburgh, shown In the responses of var Even If Nexus does find the of the trl-state area.'- who took over the campus lit- lout, artists around the coun means to distribute regionally ^Monday, Wednesday or Friday: Tlnal Examination Period erary magazine after Brian try." or nationally, the student pub- i<; Smith resigned last January, Observed Thornburgh, "Lit lications sub-committee will "Futurology"topic of honors seminar, *7:40 or 8:10 10:30 am-12:30 pin Wednesday, Ji 0 "v believes Nexus may sooner or erary magazine business have the final say-so. §8:55 or 9:10 1:00 pm-3:00 pm Saturday, Jun« ft later become regional. haps one of the most hit lie "It Is going to take some ser- 10:30 am-12:00 pm Friday, June 5 {30:10 ij "As ! see it," said Thorn- economically of any busln ious persuading," said Tliorn- students judge human consequences 10:30 am-12:30 pm Thursday, Jun 8 531:10 or 11:25 ij burgh, "In the future what will Imaginable." burgh, "to convince the uni- :00 pm-3:00 | •1-12:10 W ednesday. 7v probabln ml ii I y happen Is that Nexus Thornburgh added, "Then versity that It's In their best The University Honors Sem- quences resulting from the pro- disciplinary thinking. 1:00 pm-3:00 pi Tuesday, J :-a2:40 or 1:10 will attempt to become a re- no such thing as a literary m•ag - interest for Nexus not only inar fcr next fall term will be jected breakthroughs, both from participation In the Seminar 8:00 am-10:00 s Friday, June 7 :, £l :55 or 2:10 gional magazine rather than azlne that does so much s to go regional but possibly na- co-ordinated by Harden Bal- a technical ".i«d from a human- is open to Senior ami Junior 3:30 pm-S:3C pi Wednesday, June 7: •:3:10 Just be relegated to the campus even break even. They're all tiopal In the future. It's a thing lantlne. Instructor In Educa- istic point of view. students In the University who - audience. Nexus will attempt money losers and will uiue I think especially the adintn- tion, and will have as Its topic The course could be subtitled are on the Dean's list irf their ^Tuesday or Thursday 1 to appeal to a much larger to be. They are either s rted istratlon will be very wary of "Futurology." "Applied Science Fiction," College. Registration permis- by some very wealthy beneBiie-- at first. Stulents In the course will since Imagined sets of future sion cards are available from §8:10 or 8:15 8:00 am-10:00 am Saturday, June 10* Thornburgh thinks that larger factors or by big organizations Uiatever Nexus does It Is choose a topic of a scientific conditions will be constructed members d the Honors Com- •59:45 or 10:10 g-oo am-10:00 am Wednesday, June £ audience will probably be a that use them as a tax write- to have to be subsidized, and technological nature, and by the students in the course, mittee (Drs Stoesz, Alleman, £11:15 1:00 pm-3:00 pm Thursday, June 8? trl-state one like Ohio, Ken- off or they are funded by the the present, I think we've gather expert Information on participating In the course will Bacon, and Benner). i;il2:10 or 12:45 8:00 am-10:00 am Friday, June 9 5 : tucky and Indiana. federal government." : a very fine benefactor In breakthroughs in development enable comparison of scienti- The class will meet from 3:10 §2:10 nr 2:15 o 30 am-12:30 pm Saturday, June 10$ 1 : Presently, the magazine Is Then what must Nexus do to e university. You couldn't which are needed or which are fic, technical and humanistic to 5:35 each Monday of the Fall 83:45 3:30 pm-5:30 pm Thursday, June 8 j; being sold throughout southwest become regional? fe a better one," Thornburgh likely In their area of con- modes of thinking. Since a num- Term. Grading Is on a Pass- •t; i. Evening classes (beginning at 4:00-10:00pm) will Ohio. So far reaction lias been "What we'll have to do first cern. They will then construct ber of faculty will be asked to Fall basis, and from two to ::: hold final examinations nc* later than the last schedule favorable. of all is find a regional dis- a scenario of the future, and serve as resources, students four hours of academic credit will have a chance for Inter- : final examli itions. Mondy evening classes may ::: ••We hope with our upcoming tributor. We liave already found nal or national, Thornburgh evaluate 'he human conse- $ hold their final examinations on Friday, Juno 0. j:j edition lo expand and cover most of Ohio," said Tliorr 2, Saturday clases will hold their final examination on burgh. Nexus' next edition wl | Saturday, June 10, 10:30-12:30 pm. § come out some time next weel ft 3. Music examinations are scheduled on Tuesday, June 8. ft "The market for a literary Contraceptive services proposal nears approval at Bowling Green 4. Final examinations will be held at the above specified magazine on this campus Is •ji times, based upon the first usual class meeting of :j: really very limited," explained •ji tlie woek. In cases with multiple times, the first ft Thornburgh. "We can't possl- BOWLING GREEN, UGNEWS- Hiring a gynecologist would fee to cover all services In- "In recognizing the need for legal ramifications of the pro- j: meeting day Is regarded ai the first class meeting. bly ever sell over 70*5 to 800 Students may soon bo able K permlt Hie center to "answer eluded In the program. About contraceptive services, the posal Is expected tube released •j 5. Scheduling conflicts are to be resolved by the de- g copies on campus. We normally obtain contraceptive devices at a clear and pressing demand $10 of the fee would be allo- health center would be respond- soon. ji par ment nearest the beglnlng of the alpliabet. j: print a thousand and we hope the Stulent Health Center .il for adequate medical services cated to cover the gynecolo- lng to a pre-existing problem of He said the proposal will prob- •ij 6. Seniors who will receive degrees at June Commence- to expand to 1500 which means Bowling Green State University, for approximately one-half of gist's salary. major dimensions, and certain- ably go f r c ni Dr. Coff man ly would not be subject to tlie through University President ji; ment slioulil contact their instructor(s) and make * e have to find a r The BG Health Services Ad- the student body." Services would be available to & arrangements lo complete their work and finals one X visory Commltteeand Dr James The proposed contraceptive "any stude..t 18 years of age... charge 1 at such service: llollls A, Moore, Jr. to the somehow encourage sexual & week early. ft horn burgh suggested the Olins, director of the center, program would require all those without (requiring) parental Board of Trustees for final activity on the part of the stu- approval. ssthility of even going nation- have approved a proposal to students seeking birth control consent," the statement said, provide contraceptive services devices to attend a brief edu- If the proposal Is approved, dents," the statement said. If all parties act quickly, Bax- 111 1IS1C |»r< ill iicl ion to any student 18 years of age catlonal program designed to it would reverse a statement Dr William Baxter, chairman ter predicted that the new pro- Last of the advisory commlttee,satd appeal that could con or older. orient them to the medical published by Olms in 1969 es- gram could be In effect by fall The proposal Is now In tlie aspects United States According to the statement, also a 'right State student. Award, newly established this day, June 6 from 11 am to 5 Ins are also accepted. or Canada. Married donors re- prescribing contraceptives Is reside 1 Dayton. She is active year, Michael McCabe. pm at the American Legion Blood donors must be 18 to ceive blood replacement for now an accepted feature of med- Hall, 13 N Second St. 65 years of age and In good themselves, their spouses, ical practice. k Faculty and students who health. Parental consent Is no children, parents and grand- "Owing to the fact that the Poor <*»m*4 rfl iiHoiulancc mlSi ed tlie recent Bloodmobile longer required for those 18 parents, and their spouse's par- prescribing contra- visit at Wright State Univer- to 21 years old. ents and grandparents for one ct the health center sity may make appointments by The unmarried donor receives year at any hospital in the United would be specially trained In

TMs Is a list of possible films for next year bv the®: S§ University Center Board. Circle any 15 you would like to®: Has Wright State reached pubertyBudva-Dalmatia? n ••S see. Put sheets In the CARMAN bo* outside the ln-|:¥ Bowling Green is considering government, but that's largely one knows where one Is headed; sit on the Council and the stu- :$• formation Office In Allyii Hall vr University Center*:* hiring a gynecologist and estab- up to Rick Mlnamyer and com- it Is good to be a follower if dents watch from the grand- Counter Shop by June 2. lishing a contraceoti.•» program pany. (He's been rather dif- one can learn from the mis- stands. Vacations 's up to you to determine what movies will be shown! for Us students; Cleveland ficult to find no." that the cam- takes at others; Wright State But that situation could be : next year. Make your choice known. Vote now I State, Ohio University, and paign's over. ! hijpe no one's reuses to be either one, and corrected If the faculty approves By Rarx'y Mink others have succeeded in set- kidnapped him.) If continues la this vein. It will the original request for 14 stu- Biilliant blue-green waters, backed by craggy hills co Coogan's Bluff Mo, Natalie ting 15) day-care programs; Student government could soon find only sterility. dents on the Council, or per- with pine and olive trees, are drawing more and more students to The April Fools Luv Indiana University has a com- easily establish an office uf I would bate to bolleve that haps the motion for 15 which Southern Yugoslavia. That Cold Day In the Park Hall, Hero plete teacher evaluation for external affairs to communicate Wright State has not yet reached would give the students at the II the beaches, scenery and guaranteed sunshine are not 2001: A Space Odyssey Mash every professor and course with other universities, to puberty; ! would hateevenmore Cellna branch a representative. mg enough, look at the prices - this stretch of the Adriatic Coast The Baby Maker Monte Walsh J taught atlhat Unlverstty; Wright travel to other universities and to believe Wright State Jumped I've probably spent more words Cheyenne Social Club i t Mans State is building another park- explore their programs, see from childhood to old age with- this year on increasing student is a budget paradise as well. Big Jake Scrooge ing lot. . .whoops, that's nc* how they work and see what out ever touching upon fertility representation on the Academic Tourist center of the area is Budva. a quaint, medieval town Utile Big Man Grand Prix > in the same category. could be taker, from its home in thought and action. Council than anything else, and jutting out into Ihe sea. Located on the Dalmatian Coast, in Mon Sand Pebbles Dutch Cassldy J What is the above list meant to university and grafted onto that's the way it should be. The tenegro. smallest and warmest of Yugoslavia's six socialist republics. Killing of Sister George if demonstrate: Primarily, that Wright State. Faculty Meeting issue is critical to the student Budva lies 70 miles soulh of better known Dubrovnik Strawberry Statement Blow-15) s communication lines between A beginning project might be The faculty meets tomorrow body. Surrounded by a wall, the fortified village consists of narrow They Shoot Horses, Don't They Zulu colleges should be Improved. a day-care center. WSU still and will once again try to make Much of the faculty prefers stone streets that thread themselves between tall stone houses. It's Planet of the Apas Charly If o t h e r Universities can suc- has a very interested group a decision regarding the pro- to maintain a very paternalistic fun just to wander along these smooth, cobbled paths on a hot day Rosemary's Baby Dirty Dozen \ cessfully construct,Implement, headed by Dr Jeanne Ballan- posed Increase In student seats attltirie Reward the students. when the clusters of old dwellings shield you from the intense heat The Loves of Isadora The Committee and carry on these programs, t!ne which lspursulng the means on the Academic Council. They tend to forget we are After walking through the town's arched gate, you can scramble Thoroughly Modern Millie I love My Wife why can't Wright State? of establishing a day-care cen- First, I would like to encour- adults. If we can vote for the to high ground for a panoramic view of Budva's beaches, dotted Frankenstein Movie* The Green Berets i Sure, Wright State is still ter. By checking with other age every faculty member to President o£ the United States, with gavly colored cabanas set in Iron; of steep limestone cliffs with Wild In the Streets Wait Until Dark j growing. There are innumer- universities which have suc- show up at the meeting. If why can't we vote on matters scrubby Mediterranean vegetation There's A Girl in My Soup Cat Ballou j able budget problems. We're ceeded In establishing and op- there's no quorum It will ob- much more relevant to our One of your most vivid memories of Montenegro will be head- Eye of the Cat The Great Race expanding physically much erating one, many problems viously mean the postponement lives, matters dealing with the ing south toward Albania (off-limits to tourists) to colorful old Charlie Chaplin Movies Rachel, Rachel faster than the money supply could probably be reduced or if not the death ct the proposal. academic policies of this Uni- Moslem settlements, remnants of Turkish occupation of the coast Beach Party Movies Horror Films to support us is expanding. eliminated. If 111 faculty members of the versity. four centuries ago. Anne of a Thousand Days Bullitt But not everything has to cost If student government does not 300 plus on campus cannot When I came to college, I left Around Stari (Old) Bai and Ulcinj you see donkeys toting loads Colossus—The Forbin Project Viva Max thousands of dollars. A lot can wish to undertake such a line make the meeting, I would sur- my parents at home and I really of wood, and leathery skinned peasants in national dress riding side- Diary of a Mad Housewife The Bible be accomplished with just a bit of communication, there are mise that the faculty cares even haven't felt the need for sub- saddle The women, draped in veiled shawls and puffy trousers, Laurel and Hardy WC Fields of hard work and a group of others who can (are you listen- less about this University than stitutes. Honest, it's been years plod along with menfolk who wear red or black fezzes or white-felt Andromeda Strain Flash Gordon dedicated students. A lot could ing, Rick?). do the students and therefore since I said, "Da-da goo-goo." Moslem skull caps. Gang Ben Hur be accomplished via student It is good to be a leader If I would propose that the en- Therefore let me conclude this A dark, shirtless kid in Stan Bar. eager for money, showed me tire Academic Council be left with one last plea for the faculty the ruins of the ancient fortifications outside the small town. Ther to the students and to the ad- to accept the proposal already we trudged up a street behind a shepherd boy and his scrawny goat! ministration. endorsed by the Academic and stopped to peer inside a small, dingy mosque Actually that's not a half bad Council itself. 14 students At Novi (Newl Bar a car ferry connects you with Ban. Italy, ir Idea since that's Just about would only be i fair repre- case you're coming to Southern Yugoslavia from Rome You car what the situation Is today, only sentation. It's time for a bit also start your Yugoslavia journey in Venice, taking a ship - at ver the faculty and administration of fairness. reasonable rates — as iar as Dubrovnik. In addition, low-cost student flights link popular Dubrovnik with various European cities Brut Page 2 Wednesday, May 31, 1972 1 sels Dubrovnik by student flight costs only $46 Budva is then three Woman vs fetus again hours south by bus. Luckily for students, one of Yugoslavia's International Youth ferences between a woman and and Student Centers is situated near famous multicolored Becici a fetus. Perhaps I chose the Beach, just a mile from Budva The modern 400 bed holiday village Contraceptives needed wrpnj words, but they were only accommodates young people from around the world in triple rooms meant to explain why I feel the I thought people could express with balconies overlooking the Adriatic. mother should be considered Hopefully, the professionals who Sp j, their views in this paper without The center offers sports activities, dances and excursions t over the child when Its birth ;run the clinic on campus will follow fife, someone making a fanatical at- interior of Montenegro. Vacation centers like this one, located would cause her permanent men* tack on them. I fully expected throughout Europe, are popular with students from everywhere the pattern set by other campuses, tai, physical, or social damage, disagreement with my opinion, and afford you a chance to meet some non-Americans the latest being Bowling Green, in Ht*| or may even kill her. I was not but I am shocked that you have Baska Voda on the Dalmation Coast in Yugoslavia. Korle proposing an exDansion of health |B| listing criterion or qualifica- written such an elaborate letter Poland. Blanes in Spain, or the isle of Paros in Greece ate other tions for anything, I was only services to include contraceptives. to attack me personally. It Is :es. Most vacation centers include the cost of all sporting ac- stating my opinion, and for that Currently the clinic works as a most Interesting that you re- tivities in the general charge for room and board. Try to make I beg your forgiveness. How- ferred to me as a "he;" I hap- vations ahead of time as they are often packed during the referral agency for those students wife ever, I sUll find it interesting pen io be a "she." Perhaps popular summer months wanting contraceptives. Students you think that a woman would that you have completely Ig- are advised to contact Planned not have the courage to defend nored the question I asked: Parenthood in Davton or one of a decision that affects her own "What about the mother? Is she their other offices. The need for body. K S stands for my name, subhuman?" Would you be will- which I feel lucky you do not ing to give up "Thomas R Whis- BELGIAN EDUCATIONAL STUDENT TRAVEL SERVICE on campus services, such as this, sen, Associate Professor of 22 West Monroe Street 291 Broadway know, in order that I might Chicago. Illinois 60603 New York. Ne» York 10007 is apparent. avoid a direct attack. English" for that fetus? Telephone: (3t2> 726-6836 Telephone 12121 349-1316 Students calling PP for advice The terms I used which caused usually h&ve a mo»j£h;jw?it before you to invent your strange fan- KS getting an appointment and even RICHARD BRUNE, flemen^o j<jrlst, appeared at Wrlghl tasy about doomsday question- P S k»m soq^Jhat you dent sometimes longer. State last Friday night as part of the Artist and Lecture's naires anfl executioners were seem to know who you are, GUARDIAN will publish next week Series. According to one reviewer, he was "fantastic." relative terms simply used to what you do in life, and are It is time to press the admin- Photo by Merrill Anderson describe the comparative dif- not even sure you exist. istration to expand the services L offered by the clinic to more than prescribing penecillin for sore Write Ted Brown-End Ohio's repressive rules 011 ballot status throats and advocating lots of rest. An Open Letter to All New fo In 1948, Henry serve as President. The Ohio on the ballot. Many civil lib- though we are prepared to fol- of signatures to win her right iled off the ballot Supreme Court ruled that be- ertarians feel that the position low that course. Your support on the ballot); and we need tate maintained cause the electors were qual- of Secretary of State Ted Brown for this civil liberties Issue, Individuals who support Co- Spared seeing Nixon The State of Ohio lias a long not qualified to ifled, Wallace must be placed infringes on the constitutional which In no way Implies that De'.'s actions to endorse Co- history ct making It difficult rights of Linda Jenness and the you agree with the views of Del and our attempt to win the In an odd sort of wav, the Amer- for Independent candidates or citizens of Ohio. The provisions Ms. Jenness <>r support her constitutional right of Linda ican Deople should be glad that Rus- small parties to achieve ballot for free and democratic elec- campaign, Is needed. We need Jenness to be placed on the status. In the past twenty years, Moralists triumph again tions in this country require people to circulate petitions ball'4. If you wish to endorse sia allows verv little publicity to candidates, other than Demo- that the ballot be open to all supporting the right of Linda tills civil libertarian action, or come out of the countrv. crats or Republicans, have ap- candidates, regardless aTtheir Jenness to be on the Ohio bal- If you can help, please write Because of this, the people of peared on the Ohio ballot only political persuasion. lot; we need supporters to write to CoDel at P O Box 3141, twice. Both times It took court us 'do-gooders,* CoDel needs your help. Be- or call Secretary of State Ted Cleveland, Ohio 44103. the US were spared the needless hours John Agnew of TV time, showing the President orders. Linda Jemies, the So< - moralists have cause of the expense involved, Brown urging him to place Jen- lalist Workers Party candidate In. I understand P S The political conotations we hope that a court fight to ness on the ballot (her sup- and his wife doing minute things for President, recently receiver! attached to my name have no place Jenness on the ballot porters collected more than such as eating, like the films that a letter from Ted Brown, the attempting bearlnS ^ °Plnlo"s- will prove unnecessary, al- twice the necessary number came out of the China visit. Ohio Secretary of Stale, which of genet 1 follows In tha! tradition. Up to the time of the China Ted ftrnwn knows that Linda visit, there was really no such .lennes Is thirty-one years old. thing as documentaries that said He knows that the constitutional age requirement (thirty-five) Safest business is let students rot nothing. Thanks to this admini- stration, the US government can is a requirement for serving sponsor could keep from run- Theatre on Main St) has been tainment. They're all like the claim another first. as President, not for running I think tlat these people fall ning In the red on proceeds. showing double feature movies proverbial ostrich with their for President. He also knows to realize tliat man has already The students have voiced their for $1.75. The movies are not heads stuck in the sand. Let that the actual candidates lu been tampering wlththelrgenes Finally promoters In Dayton views on campus entertainment, old, second rate movies either, them stay there and rot I every state in a Presidential In a less direct way. are beginning to realize that they don't want any extra act- that have been released forty Ripping off the Rathskellar election are the Presidential In most human populations, students do not have extra mon- ivities. But then the students million years ago. | Library hours | electors, and that all of Jen- natural selection is suppressed ey to shell Tut, lil large quan- are the first to gripe there Is Just this weekend, the theatre Things are pretty bad when the ness' electors are legally qual- or eliminated, people wear tities that ls,for entertainment. nothing to do. C'monl was not even half-way filled | during exams, § Rathskellar has to resort to usinq ified. In spite of these facts. glasses, use crutches, or are Several area groups, on and Under the auspices ct Middle with people. And of thoso who Brown wrote tu Jenncs, de- Innoculated against disease. off campus, are to be com- Earth Productions, at least did attend, the majority must g summer break plastic cups to avoid students rip- manding from her an affidavit In nati.re, those people who mended for their efforts, even three events have been spon- have been high schoolers who Sunday - Friday, June 4-9 S ping off the mugs. showing that she is qualified suffer from genetic abnormal- though the response by the sored. All were dismal flops don't have ID'S to get Into a 8 am - midnight g Apparently, no one wants SAGA's to be President. If he did not ities which cause poor eyesight, people his not been overwhelm- again, not because ct poor en- bar. Saturday, June 10, 8 am - receive such an affidavit by food service, but their glassware deformed legs, or susceptibil- ing. tertainment or even prices, but And yet very rarely does a •j 5 pm £ April 15 (a date which has no is in great demand. ity to disease would hopefully On campus organizations have atrocious attendance. day go by for me at WSU, that Sunday, June 11 - CLOSED | statutory basis) Brown said, die before they get the chance tried, rather aesparately, to Middle Earth has at least two I don't hear someone complain S Monday - Friday, June 12- fi The GUARDIAN Is published weekly by students of he "will not be able to place to reproduce. bring out the masses of people more on campus dates, featur- about this campus and Dayton. •ij 16, 8 am - 5 pm ¥ Wright Slate University. Opinions expressed herein are your (Jenness') name on the If the human race IstosurMve to campus events,featurlngvar- ing films and groups. They are "There's nothing to do on Saturday - Sunday, June 17 ^ those of the editorial board and do not necessalrly re- Presidential ballot for Novem- much longer, our society lad ious forms ct amusement,from hoping to even bring In national the weekends," Is a fairly fam- ij; - 18, CLOSED S flect the attitudes of the faculty or admlnlstraUon, The ber 7, 1972." better come up with some meth- carnivals to concerts to movies. recording star Livingston Tay- iliar cry, and I am contending $ Monday, June 19 - Resume GUARDIAN welcomes all letters to the editor, but re- • This Is slmlllar to other ac- od of controlling our children's Of all these attempts, only aie lor. I can't help but think that now that they are all wet. quests they be no longer than two double-spaced, type- Hours tions or Inactions) by red genetic make-up. has been successful; the Uni- the promoter has his head stuck The dorm students are ruining ffivl-XvMvWrSSJ written pages. Letters will be edited if In excess of this Brown. Not onlv does he try AS our gene pool oecomes more versity Center Board film ser- somewhere else besides on his the buUdlnR by creating their limit and with regard to the laws of libel. The GUARDIAN to deny independent and small and more polluted, the human ies. s houlders. own forM: I • i-talnment, rip— Is a member of the College Press Service and tins National party candidates the right to race will probably degenerate THE Center Board has brought Money has been lost by the ping the part. They claim CLASSIFIED Educational Advertising Service. appear on the Ohio ballot, but into a race of blind, crippled, In first-rate movies, with a groups and not In small sums. there Is r,.ti;lng else to do. he has tried to virtually deny Idiots. I, for one, prefer some few exceptions, for 50 cents a Yet these people are only tem- Perhaps they are too busy The GUARDIAN the right to vote to Cuyahogo ADS form of genetic manipulation person per show. But It did porarily discouraged. getting their moneys worth (SEEKING PEN PAL'S) 046 University Center County voters. to selective extermination. not really matter to the Board Could It be these people are out ot tne dorm and are too 1 am Incarcerated In the Wright State University Despite repeated warnings. But I suppose some would If large groups of people at- masochlsUc and dont care If apathetic (yes, I'm tired of Ohio Penitentiary on Death Dayton, Ohio 45431 Secretary of State Ted Brown, le that we are already blind tended the series, financially. they get their pacts beaten eff that word too, thanks to its Row, and would like to Phone 426-6650, ext 638 Ignored the problems with the The board is given a budget of them? Must be. overuse but unfortunately It fits correspond with ANYONE voting machines In the recent by the University to spend and But their valiant, chivalrous the student body at WSU per- that is Interested, and I editor .harold j battson jr Ohio primaries; thus denying Biology Light Show they did not feel the pressures views give them some faith fectly) to walk down to Oel- will answer all letters managing editor...... Jan dagley thousands of citizens the right The Biology Light Show pre-J of making money such as other tlat one ot these days the stu- man hall to even hear a free as soon as possible. assistant editor...... laura kear to vote. sents the world of life In strik- groups. dents at Wright State are going concert sponsored by the Artist THANK YOUI news editor ...... torn snyder The Committee for Democra- ing diversity, complexity and Just recently, Beta Phi Omega to respond to some honest at- and Lecture Series. Robert Edward Strozler feature editor...... mike dah»»y tic Election Laws (CeDel) which beauty. Its educational and en- fraternity sponsored a folk con- tempts to provide low priced I have one suggestion for area 131-502, P O Bo* 511, sports editor .waync wennlng Includes such prominent people tertainment value Is heightened cert on the soccer field, with the entertainment (the meet expen- promoters that think they can Columbus, Ohio 43216 club news editor. . . . paul as Benjamin spock, Paul Mc- by musical accompaniment. help ot Arrowhead ProducUons. sive event yet mentioned lias build a good market on campus. business manager. .,. .mike purdy C loskey, George McGovern and WANTED for summer: In- You are Invited to attend The concert was a flop, not been $1) that also has a bit ct Forget it. advertising editor.. .. .vlckl barton well-known lawyers, is prepar- telligent, attractive, hox. - presentation ct this show ai because of poor entertainment, quality. The students at Wright State photographers .. .. .merrUl anderson, carl wllcox ing legal actions against Ted est, natural and single be guests of the studeris but a very small turnout. Two Someone must be crazy to are here for one thing, to go secretary ella himes Brown and the State of Ohio Sr or Jr Coeds. Must en- Biology 114. hundred people bought tickets think the students at WSU are to class (and even that is doubt- advisor ...... dr r I chard j vansUenklste Is they attempt to keep Jenness Joy sun, fun, and boating. Time: 3:03 pm; dale: June 5 and only 75 showed to watch going to respond to anything. ful at times). contributor off the ballot In Ohio. There Is Write 5045 Longmore Ct, 1972 (Monday); Place: Oelnian over $1,000 worth of entertain- in Dayton, the Victoria Cpera Don't try to do the students H„hv „.nn»»il. tatl.r spoon, turdou burter Important precedent In Ohio Dayton, Ohio. Auditorium. ment. There was no way the House (the remodeled Victory a favor by bringing In enter- fek Wednesday, May 31, 1972 GUARDIAN Page 3 the group present at the affair. j|l'laNiiifi«*d| Married couple arrested WSU student teaches dance However, only nine were act- Nine faculty members or ually performing from the booth Dayton's annual "Youth Day" furthar ex- atsxiMt —1 f making love at home 1972, was held last Sunday, press their own Individuality receive national honor Jjvvlce needs M/DISCN, Wise (CPS/LNS) — commits an Indecent act May 16 at the Fairgrounds, The classes mainly consist jgfput In reception office.?: Wright Slate University has Acting In accordance with Wis " ual" conduct in front of an- Among the participants in the of modern dance and are held in a national awards volume, ft; Come to Room 03 Allyn.S i chosen nine of Its faculty as cousin's new "No Knock" law other with knowledge that they affair was a modern dance group at the Center Monday-Thurs- Outstanding Educators of are In the presence of others f m Dakota Street Center, led day, In the evening. Outstanding Educators at America. g and with a valid search warrant , ro SgFOUND; Carroll HS 1970J may be fined not more than Ms Deborah Harris, a junior There were about 24 girls from America for 1372. Nominated Nominations for the program v the Madison KXco Squad broke by S3 class ring. Initials CES.:j: $500 or Imprisoned not more t Wright State. earlier this year, they were are made by officials of col- down the door of Beth and a all 879-0750. J; than one year or both. The modern dance group's selected for the honor on the leges and universities Includ- S John Freugal's apartment at Pregnancy TELEPHONE SERVICE S 9 am In the morning supposedly John Freugal was charged with classes are sponsored byCam- basis of their civic and pro- ing presidents, deans, and de- SjijFOR SALE: llFlelcacam-:-: looking for heroin. the additional violation <* the pus Development's Public Re- Counseling Service S5.00a Month fessional achievements. partment chairmen. era; PZ summlcron;screw> The nine are: Dr Roger Id- The narcs surprised the Freu- same statute because when the laitons committee. The classes In praising the Outstanding mount lens; CDS metra- W« Car# - Fr«« Call dings, Beatrice Chalt, Dr Mary gals (married for six years) police broke In, "Mr Freugal provide an excellent epportun- Educators Sen Humphrey (D- Si? star hand-hold meter; cop# BIRTHRIGHT Harbage, Dr Oleta Harden, Dr making love In bed. Their flve- wlthdrew from Ms Freugal, lty {or young g,rls lo Iearn 878-5854 Mlrai) has said that they are :$••• stand; close-up attach- * Robert Corroale, Dr Victor year-old daughter. Donna, was exposing his sex organ to the various dancing techniques and 223-3446 "the men and women who by ments; many other laica-;; Sutch, Dr Eugene Craine, Dr playing near the door to the vision at Donna Freugal, a their actions In the classroom accessories. Alan Ptnkus minor." Myrtle Korenbaum, Dr Rubin ¥ bedroom, which was open at today mold the course at his- ;|l; 275-0600. Pending the outcome ct the WEDDING INVITATIONS Battirio. :• the time the ccps barged In. tory. Our hope—the natlon't trial, the Freugals' daughter. CIAl.TY SALES Outstanding Educator's of ^"Persons at various oc-:j: :j The Metro Squad, unable to youth—is In their hands. As we Donna, will remain In the Ju- Selection of over 300 styles America is an annual awards cupatlons regarding North-: § find the heroin described In the honor these teachers, we are venile Shelter so that her From $10.90 Per 100 program honoring distinguished reminded of their awesome duty. SSAmerican and Overseas-: jf search warrant as hidden In parents cannot have an oppor- Bridal Napkins &i<* men and women for their ex- As they have our ccnffeience, MS Opportunities, up to $2,600 :• ;j; the "cookie ]ar above the klt- V tunity to Influence her testl- ceptional service, achieve- we must give them the tools S:|". monthly. For complete in-$ j chen cabinet," decided to bust 98-3456 ments, and leadership in the to wage Jefferson's 'crusade formation write to JOBRE- S £ the Freugals for "lewd and field of education. against ignorance.' With men :W:SEARCH, Box 1253, Stag lascivious conduct." Each year those chosen out- and women like these we know A, Toronto, Ont. 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