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Future Peek to Shock Campus \ “ I took this poll Sen Hartke High support also was registered for D n g Abuse WASHlNCTON^A^rtl 10- said, to laam more about our pnonUos m this period of Prevention through media and A lU r checking final figures hotting down federal aufho visual aids per cent * from in Education Poll taken Hartke San tu rtle noted thi Well over half the respondents recently Senator Vance Hartke, are intent on keeping federal favored continued funding for D -In d . said * It ia apparent that spending down to help hold down foreign exchange systems for Indiana Educators want a inflation T o r this reason," he graduate students continuation of federal aid to said, 1 wanted to know how education at all levels education stands in our This is the first apparent fai t prion ties ’ that Indians educators are not Vocational education ranked willing to discontinue federal highest among educational involvement in assisting the Results of the survey, called programs for the disadvantaged funding of educational one of the moat extensive and which Inch ana edurators feel programs Sen Hartke said complete polls of educators will represent the best money ever taken took three months spent for the best results Sen Hartke promised to keep to compile During January, Almost three out of four (questionnaires were mailed to a dose eye on the budget poll results respondents 172 1 per cent ) want regarding educational thousands of Indiana educators to keep such funds as they are. programs in light of this ex engaged in preschool, or expand them A number of tensive poll elementary, secondary, un other programs for the disad We want to keep federal dergraduate. graduate, van tag ed received high marks spending down We do not want vocational and handicapped as measured by a 56 per cent to a tax raise We do want^b slow teaching. ia c L school ad <6 per cent support factor of inflation But this poll shows nunutr stive keeping or expanding such education is high on the list of financing priorities for Boosters ** J Future peek to Sagamore shock campus geology and Miss Donna Dial April 24 has been designated assistant professor .of Vol 2. No 29 April 23.1973 264 4006 as Futire Peek Day at Indiana economics, will discuss the University-Purdue University at future with students Associate Indianapolis Students and Dean James K East of the faculty will look at the future School of Liberal Arts will hr' and how it will affect their moderator Haskins to teach black studies chosen fields Each program will follow the The acclaimed film, •'Future same format At noon the Shock," based on the best program will be in the student selling book of the same name lounge at the Krannerl Building scholar like Haskins, Dean Others cover issues that concern by Alvin Toffler. will be shown A nationally known writer and Taylor added Haskins two 1125 East .Wth Street Panelists the total American public- at four locations at IUPUI will be Warren l French educator has accepted an in­ clasles will meet Mondays i Resistance: Profiles in Non Discussions involving faculty vitation to teach two courses in through Thursdays The black chairm an of the English violence, Revolutionaries from several of the academic black culture at Indiana folklore class will be offered at 3 department Owen A Paul Agents of Change and The War (ksciplines will follow chairman of industrial Miper University-Purdue University at p m and the class in recent and The Protest Vietnam The public is invited to any Indianapolis this summer black American writing will vision, and Claude E Wilson Dr Joseph T Taylor, dean of film panel period al no charge assistant professor of James Haskins, ayfn ember of meet at 8 p m The classes have the IUPU1 School of Liberal according to Richard K Uurtis chemistry Moderator will he the faculty of the New School for been popular in the past, but Arts, said that over the past chairm an of the Lecture Dr Robert L Bogan assistant Social Research at New York with Haskins on the summer several years the school has Convocation Committee aU dean of the School of Drntistr> City and the Staten Island faculty it is expected that noticed increasing interest in IUPUI At 4 p m in the auditorium of Community College, will teach enrollment will be extremely courses that deal with the "We know that change is the Herron School of Art 1701 black American writing and heavy Early application is cultural resources of black octtaring so rapidly that it is Afro-American folklore from suggested North Pennsylvania Street American writing and folklore becoming traumatic to some panelists will be -Samuel A July 2 through August 9 Descriptions of the courses Taylor described Haskins as people Some react in fight Haskins is a prolific writer of and materials to be used will be Roberson assistant professor of ‘uniquely well suited to fill this some get sick, some accept books and magazine articles available from the department art.history Walter W Kreiger need The institutions which he change So that our students will associate professor of law and covering a broad range of of English and the bookstore in represents are renowned for be able to cope and change with Roger Ware, assistant professor subjects Most of his books— Cavanaugh Hall, 925 West exciting experimentation in the times, we organised a of psychology Moderator w ill he such as The Diary of a Harlem Michigan Street Persons programs adapted to student program to let them see how Dean Elizabeth K Grossman of Schoolteacher. Psychology of wishing more information about needs and concerns " change will affect their career Black Literature and Four Haskins are invited to write to the School of Nursing T U P U I is fortunate to be able fields.*' he said "The good old Black Mayors—deal with the the chairman of the department In the IU P U I Union Building to strengthen Us summer days definitely will not be concerns of the black com­ of English at IU P U I or to the cafeteria, IJuu West Michigan munity Some, such as the Life program by offering courses back " Street, the program will begin at directed toward uniquely urban office of the dean of the School of of Langston Hughes, are con­ Liberal Arts The IUPUI Future Peek 8 p m Panel members are Dr sidered purely literary works concerns taught by a brilliant program will begin at 10 30 a m Gary J Anderson assistant in the Lecture Hall, 9 » West professor of medicine Dr Michigan Street, with the Robert J Witham assistant showing of the 42 minute color professor of dentistry and B Sag: inside - out documentary film A panel Bruce Wagener. assistant composed of Charles D Kelso professor of speech Moderator ofeasor at the Indianapolis will be Everett E Jarboe Pg. 2 — Lesley speaks Pg. 4, 5 ond 6 — Entertainment Ciw School. Arthur Mirsky chairman of the Division of chairman of the department of Education Pg. 3 — Chipurcell Pg. 7 — Billboard / \ * 2 \phIS. 1973 L/Sgamore Lesley wonders LET­ Will wonders never cease* A third person has found the 38th Street Sagamore office i I 'm not counting the person who found the office and TERS The SAGAM ORE is published by the students of upon doing so, tore the sign off the door, then tore the sign in half and lU P U l Views expressed are those of the editorial staff or riuved it under the door) I found a note slipped under the door asking of the individual writers whose names appear in by-lines me to find out what had happened to the idea of a study room at the These views do not necessarily reflect those of the IUPUI Krannert Building During the first semester, students had access to a particular room for quiet and study purposes This semester, however, administration, faculty or student body. the room became the Student Activities Office and the Student Senate And. some way in the proceas, the students lost their study room Editor-in-chief................................................Rex Davenport Now. all of you downtown students are thinking this isn't too im­ Managing Ed ito r.....................................................BUI Houk portant But in reality, the problem is significant to many 38th Street Business M anager................................................ Rick Minor students Downtown, you have a large library (probably five times the Stream of Consciousness E d ito r.....................Chip Purcell size of the one at 38th Street) that has a variety of different areas in Entertainment Editor............................. Bill Lufholtz which to study You also walk nght in to the library. At 38th Street you NEED FINANCIAL HELP Sales .........................................................................John Wild have to walk up three flights of stairs to even get to the library portion FOR A HEALTH-CAREER of the building Also, although the walk to the library at 3*h Street is Staff.............................................................. Lesley Morgan. EDUCATION? very short you have to go through parkina loU and c r o « a street to get The Cheer Guild of the Intfcana Rose White. Karen Williams, Dick Young, Jack Widner to it from the Krannert Building Now, don't get me w ra g , I'm not University Hospitals has Cartoonists............................ Tom McCain & Dave Gregory saying anything about the quality of the 38th?kreet library, only that wtablished an educational fund for many students it is not the easiest or best place to study. for scholarships in the health What are the alternatives? Weil, you could try to study in the career field Applications must lounge But if you're human you will either he <kawn to the current be in by May 1 Application game show on the T V or else the dun lighting will lull you into a forms may be seared at the pleasant nap The student canteen activity room is another place to Cheer Guild office in Riley try The noise level, however, is extremely high (Comparable U> the Hospital cafeteria under the library downtown).
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