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This week's Speech Night finals Nov. 27 therapy: by J a b Ernie? oriented lecture open to both students five proposal, and Diane Toney will Foosbail Seven students from C 110 speech and faculty on the rights and respon represent the negative. ‘This classes will compete In the Speech sibilities of both speakers and listen presentation will give the audience a Night finals Nov 27 at 8:15 pm in the ers " perspective of what debate is all booze 3 'til 3 Lecture Hail, Room 101 Preliminary TTie program will last from 2: IS to about," said Bums. "The debate cam petition was held Nov. 20. 3 15 pm Nov 2? and will be held in team, which now consists entirely of M n the semifinal event, a represen Cavanaugh Hall, Room Z3S. novice debaters, currently has a .500 tative speaker and a Judge were se "The faculty seminar will discuss record for this year’s competition." lected from each class section, ac ‘Faculty Menioer* and the Law' and The audience will be asked to Judge M r h m a j rwe pocrag. gftcfeReo,. cording to Dr David Burns, program will be held from 3:90 to 4:30 pm in the clashes between the two opposing chairman The seven finalists and Cavanaugh Hall, Room 235," said sides. their respective instructors are Kelli Bums. "From his perspective in the Any Meal, Any Time of Day Jo Kingsley, instructor Dick Burck; office of General Counsel for the Sylvia Marie Woodson, instructor Lee Speech Communication Association, Marketing Club... Giles; Paul G. Rhonda, instructor Rice will review some of the legal Larry Highbaugh; Desiree Marie entanglements facing faculty mem- The IUPUI Marketing Club will •Breakfast *Lunch Eubank, instructor Forrest Fruits; ben The scope of the address will en hold its next meeting Thursday, •Dinner Ellen Dewar and Lola N Wolfe, compass primarily the roles of the Nov 30, at 8:15 pm in the Union Marshs Grant, instructor; and Suzanne faculty." All faculty members are in Building, Porter-Harrison Room. Our service is fast and friendly so loin your Montgomery, David Bunn, instructor vited to attend, Bums said. The featured speaker will be friends in our (Srung room Or call ahead and ^ This is also the official speaking order At the Speech Night finals. Rice will Joan Straub, a representative of uae our carry-out service for any item on our !> for the final round of Speech Night wssume the role of speech critic and the American Marketing Asso ciation, who will speak about the new expanded menu at the West 16th Street Guest critic/judge of the event is will announce the winners of the Dr George Rice. Ph.D , Jur D., a But advantages and procedures in Waffle House; where quality and convenience event. The lUPUt Department of ler University faculty member and Speech-Theater-Communications will volved in affiliating with the come together IUPUI lecturer in communications award trophies to the top three speak AMA Rice has taught courses in speech and ers and certificates to the semi-final The club’s new officers were law for more than 20 years, and is cur ists. Bums said elected and are as follows: John 2621 West 16th Street Webster, president; Jenny MW renUy the general counsel of the Carry Out Orders: 631-5922 Speech Communication Association While Rice prepares his decision, Bums, vice president of member He is also the author of seven books— the University Forum will provide a ship, Jodi MiUette, vice president Senior Citizen s Day ■ Tuesday 3 pm-11 pm Half-price including Law for U»e Public Speak brief "direct dash" debate presenta of programs; Morris Todd, vice er—and approximately SO journal tion for the Speech Night audience president of public relations; and articles in the fields of speech and The debate team will stand "Re Jenny Fose, secretary-treasurer law. Rice will also be guest Lecturer in solved ; that the Federal Government Also to be discussed at the the Third Semiannual Lecture in should implement a program which meeting will be the club's Christ- Speech-Theater-Com muni cation for guarantees employment opportuni maaparty both students and faculty ties for all United States citizens in the "The student seminar. " said Bums, Labor force." Free University... "will be on the topic How Free Can H L "Pete" Reynolds and Greg Our Speech Be’ This will be a student Richards will represent the affinna- Indianapolis Free University begins its December-January term the week s M w 4 with more than 150 courses that ‘A Doll House’ opens Nov. 29 include 40 beginning and ad lUPUl s University Theatre will themselves In that process the wife vanced disco dance courses al present A Doll House Nov 29 through leaves her husband and children." city-wide locations Dec 2 The production will be staged The setting for the play is in Europe New Courses include hypnosis, each evening al 8 pm m the Marott during the Victorian era, but is as indoor tennis, children's karate Building, 902 N Meridian timely today as it was the first time it and sport judo. Christinas crafts. s was produced during the Christinas of chess, small business Lax, slim The play is Henrik Ibsen’s A Doll's 1879. Webb says nasties, Tboreau ami many more House as interpreted by Dr J Edgar IUPUI students James Tillet and Free U catalogues are avail Webb, director of University Theater Roxte Jo Mains portray Torvald and able free of charge at Marion "Our interpretation," said Webb, "is Nora Helmer. the play's husband and County public libraries and most more nearly in keeping with I b s ^ s wife book stores in shopping centers original concept of his play, which Tickets are available to students Interested persons should call WIN A was not intended to be a women’s for S2 each and to the general public 283-1976, or write Free University liberation statement but a study of the for $2 50 Reservations may be made al 526 E 52nd Street, Indianapolis. breakdown of a marriage relationship by calling University Theater at In 46205 SUBARU BRAT as husband and wife try to define 254-7659 Monday through Friday
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8ervtoa i d pw* new *> toe Madkrd Cent* by ta* Courtesy OutNnce duly U/17/1% Ryan asks Qsnaral Assembly for budget reappraisal Indiana University President John more supportive of Indiana level aad la tem aee the number te reality el n e t heavy s t a t e ! pridlrtim deal parent pm dh «a W Ryan has asked members of the 1«7V Indiana General Assembly to reappraise the budget to recommend s level ef tiona for Indiana University salary ...... m I____„ ______by the Commiesien for Higher well below what h required fmi to ■te a t e * te stay even with projected inflation la te Education tad the State Budget t but to replace particularly disturbrng A six percent School Building addition at Delay te the Indianapolis and renovation of classroom effice touidi* at $323 million from the W ooten Hall at Biaomi*lea. as Indtenapebe would be to poatnene the university’s original budget request whoa classrooms scattered The IU budget proposal for all faculty tar the Schools te Business and the city at a th Street Mth campuses for 1V7M0 is 914M million the faculty aad staff ignore the Dentistry We are pleased thet and the Marrott and llt t l million for 1MM1 terrible impact of inflation on the adequate fundi* is r sr w sn itsrt for salaries of our faculty aad staff The unavoidable expenses such as “The recommendation fails to NEC's owo forecast of the rata of Inflation was eight porcooL ’’ h a t e r Ryan said. “We will seek the Other points raised by Ryaa ______go unmet if the aseiftaace of legislators from all of General Assembly should approve the for the current our campus areas aad all other state ww I both the rale te lawmakers who are senaetlve to the atkms Failure to fund the School of inflebon and the rate te deterioration needs of highor education in our ad for IU East (Richmond), IU Business buildi* addition at insonmef our tonkhags “ state,” Ryan stated “We must have Bend and IU Southeast < New Albany) Ryan said lU’s confidence that the members of the are below the fundi* level General Assembly will rise again as they have in the past to what is needed durtf^ the current year s s ”1 have great cone S T A U I M j v r quality public higher education for all committee (ailed to for program improvement on many ef Ryan, In s statement released from our campuses In particular, we must conhnus to press for approval to Bloomington, said, “Wo are both for the r^jpfonnwt concerned and disappointed that the decrease the ratio of part-time faculty State Budget Committee has not been at Indians polls to a Yoei ho different. Yon coo ho poo.
L J o u r n a l Studio J Hair Salon knows how important your of the Chi m ir Kongo . . . in hair style is to you It sue EAST MUD ST AT CAfTUTOO SQ - I ^alroonTitH'i separates you from the rest Let ut bo your hair studto by Hugh Y Kartell. Jr. Be coherent REWARD Mon Wsd.Frt 96 “You have to realise, Doc,” I said, “that Sam had Juat suffered from bis first Turn, Thun 93 meeting with bastardised religion Religion of Diabloo, used by that criminal Set 93 YOURSELF art|m tor hjt paywnsl gain ” APPLY IN PERSON “So Sam mot this old couple oo the riverboat and they all hit it off real well union tadersi bulking Sam didn’t know it then, but these people had just returned from India where 720 brood ippb SMsnu* FULL AND PART TIME they had been studying for several months with other gopher worshippers " POSITIONS NOW AVAXABU “Gophers? ” the doctor asked That’s right, gophers Sam dkfal know that these people worshipped gophers, and they never told him. They never told anyone, because gopher worship wasn’t accepted then, and they knew they would be ostracised if they did tell of worship ping gophers.” “Undoubtedly,” he replied “So they kept their beliefs quiet,” I continued, "and of course after coming from Rev Diabloo, Sam never asked about religion or churches. They kept Sam Think That is, Sam and Me and Pa, as he called them, adopted each other tad Sam went to live with thani " ’The Journal Is Ailed with times Sam is out panning for geld or Axing a meal, thinking and writing about all the good times he had with Me aad Pa. They were maturing to him aad he waa youtfcfto Ufa to than. A geed relationship, don’t you Snow! think?” “Oh, of course, but do you think it was a good relationship?” asked the doctor I avoided km obvious ploy, trying to get me to talk about myself, saying, "So 3 fabulous spring 79 skiing packages! Sam stayed with them lor quite a wttio and that is where he learned to rend, write aad kaep a Journal, though ha 4 * 1 start keeping a regular Jocrnal until after bo’d spent half his life wandering around the w « t looking for gold.” Cannons burg, Michigan “One day, Pa was killed by a buck teteop, s ram, and Ma and Pa’s children came down from Indiana to have Me Hve daaer te them, to gat her to sell the Sugarloaf Mountain, Michigan (arm and move back with them Whe was too old to run the whole farm by herself, and she really didn’t want te, you know, but Sam dkfal want to go with Breckinridge, Colorado her, Hite they all offered for him to do, so he decided to leave for the west Before he loft, though. Me gave him a latter and a book. She told him not te open tether one until he got married or turned 93 .” "With thet, Sam went to California and started panto* for gold He found T d p l l : Cannoosburg, Ml for the Trip #2: Sugadoaf Mountain, Ml Trip #3: Breckinridge. Colorado enough to gst by, but never struck it rich. He went from California to Oregon, Jan. 26-28 weekend. Trip brat of for the Feb. 16-18 weekend As a dunng Spring Break, March 24-31 then to Idaho to dig for potatoes, then to Washington and to Caoada.” 80. Offers something for member of the Midwest This is the tog trip of the year, t e "It was somewhere in northern Waete*too or acrooe the border in Canada that Sam and Camellia met. Camellia was the albino Saaquatch She picked him everyone: beginners, inter Codepate Ski Association, HJPUI what a way to spend your ipwng up and carried tom off to a nest in the foveet." mediates and experts. This is the can join other colleges and break! One of Colorado's mote “Albino Seequatch?” asked the doctor as if be Jute couldn’t believe what 1 had 5th year for the Cannoosburg universities for a Ski Carnival popular ski areas, Bradunndge ■aid, as if 1 were crazy trip It must be good , weekend mckidtog good skimg offers 4 bedroom condonunaenA ’That’s right," I said, a bit offended that he should doubt what 1 was tteli* and some extra special night life ktechensm TV-plus four avadabie him, as if I were m aki* it all up “So tike I was saying, the great gopher told the Sasquatch that a hairy man would come into their midst, and that was Sam He fun and games Trip limit of 40. skiing areas: BrecJunridge. key was the man that the Sasquatch had been waiting for, and Camellia was the This will be lUFUf s second year stone, Copper Mountam A A- albino, the snow-white Saaquatch." at Sugarloaf. Basm. Trip limit of 80. ’*Snow White was a Sasquatch? " the doctor said, looking up from hit notea “No, no, no,” I said What could 1 have said to such a ridiculous idoa? "Sam doesn’t know that his very existence, that every secood he has lived is for the sole For further information about these Student ActMty ioard-sponsored trip*, cal purpose of fulfilling an age-old prophecy He thinks that some crazy Saaquatch 264-0264/8265. Applications are available now, to don't delay! has taken a liking to him, and wants him to live with Imt and the rete of her tog- footed famUy Which he doee. ” 4 Sagamore 11/27/78 QUOTH THE Rf&RS(o» Our View Counting ... Welcome back from Thanksgiving break. A break like that can really help you face the weeks of classes ahead, but don’t get too comfortable— there are only three more of those weeks ahead. Actually, there are five weeks until finals are over, but three before classes are officially ended Which means that more than a few of us are going to have to get it in gear if we hope to finish the semester with any kind erf GPA at all. For others, classes have been over for a while now and all that remains is the waiting for the grade transcript (hoping that your kind-hearted prof won’t hold it against you because you missed one-third of the class meetings and most of the homework). Who knows? Maybe you’ll make out okay, vowing that "things will be different next semester." Whatever the case, many times the "end-of-the-semester- study-and-try-to-pass" method is too little, too late We suggest that you remember the pressure you’re feeling now next semester. Make it all a little easier on yourself and make some sort of effort. After all, it’s your time and money that’s at stake If It were any more realletic9 you could write it off your texee If you're like most of the people we know, you’ve probably been exposed to ads for some of the wonderful, new toys that are on the market this year Robots and space games are big, of course, as are computer-oriented things. Even the old standbys Comment have reached new heights (if that’s the term)—dolls, for instance. Many moons ago, a doll was something that was, more likely than not. stuffed with rags or cotton It was up to the imagination The issue is larger than a name of the doll’s owner—usually a little girl—what role the doll I realize this letter will reach you long past the reason tor for going played. it being written but you know how the post office is. And "on and on." take a few minutes-actually it may take as With the advent of plastic, dolls became more sophisticated: actually, this letter is perhaps better addressed to Mr Tim long as half an hour-to think about the issue(s) at hand Torpor and other IUPUI students who have such little they could be fed liquid from little down sized baby bottles, and Think about how university politics of the last 10 years caring for IUPUI have influenced your life at IUPUI today And think about yes, what went in one end did come out the other—ask anyone Again at issue is the name of those clumps of buddings how these politics continue to influence your life and the who ever had a Betsy-Wetsy. That was the start of a trend, along Michigan, New York, Pennsylvania, Meridian. Mth lives of future IUPUI students apparently: dolls started popping up that belched, grew hair, and Mth Streets And let's not forget Bakalar Drive in Think about how much money per student (non-health) talked, threw up on your shoulder (what was that one-Baby Columbus, Ind. And then there are those esteemed Schools IUPUI receives compared to either parent' campus, any of Business. Education and SPEA which have an additional regional campus or any other state university Think about Upchuck?), put doo-doo in their dydees, even began to go campus in Bloomington known as IU, and the graduate the effect this funding (or lack of it) has on the future Study through puberty. (Honest!) The stat*of-the-art doll this year is programs of the School of Engineering and Technology how the funding base for IUPUI was initiated and why. You one that breaks out In a rash after you give it its bottle. which has a campus in Lafayette known as Purdue. And might be surprised. If you ask us, anything that real just couldn't be too much fun, still, there are those bastions of professional development And if you are like most people, you will find the issue is although they do have some redeeming qualities. After you're known as the Schools of Medicine, Dentistry. Law and much larger than just the name And you will find the think Nursing. tired of them, you can put them in a drawer and not get arrested, ing will at least help you form an opinion Going through life I agree with Mr. Torpor (up to a point) about it not really without an opinion about a place that consumes many hours and you don’t have to worry about sending them to college. mattering whsre you get a degree as long M you have that of your day and night must be terribly dull Kind of like Wonder if there’s a connection between today's dolls and the piece of paper But I would like the place that gave me that apathy. It gets you nowhere. declining birth rate.. piece of paper to have' a name one that is recognizable, But maybe you. Mr Torpor, and others like you, really easy to say and most importantly, encompasses all the hope don't want to go anywhere or do anything even when you The Sagamore welcomes letters to the editor. Letters should be for what could be which surrounds these buildings have the ability and the power There are terms for results I oppo>^ naming thoK clumps of IU as much as limited to m words, be to the point and include the phooe number of such behavior or attitude Like holocaust. Watergate, 1 do naming them Purdue. Or IP! So IUPUI will have to be and address of the writer. No letter will be printed unless it to cover-up and perhaps a bit more mild, do-nothings it until the age of enlightenment when the name will be What a shame Everythin* Is so much more interesting signed. Only the name will be published unless the writer re changed to something simple like the University of Indians when you become involved For one thing, you care. quests anonymity. The editors reserve the right to edit all letters polls After all, what’s in a name, right? And if you, really Thank you for these few minutes. and to reject those letters they feel are objectionable. All letters ; anyone within the IU should be typed and addressed to the editor, Cavanaugh Hall. Wherever one goes to school, works or lives should be a Jo EUen Meyers Sharp RoomMl-G. place that someone takes pride in. Pride is a little hard to IUPUI Class of 1978 feel when you are constantly being asked, "What? Where?" Clarksville. Indiana
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fTlidwest Arts Gazette The Sagamore s gu*Je to entertainment in Indianapolis
Village People produce humorous disco
Village People gestive titles and lyrics. These were album, continues along the same vein sound that is undergoing a change. help dancin' to that crasy beet and recorded by Victor Willis and a group Rather than a constant massing of becoming the center of attention at n il) of studio vocalists and musicians voices, a separation is occuring, much the disco After dancing with the cop. released as Village People. At that like the old barbershop quartets; the our hero Willis must be dead tired, time there was no such group But the because much as he loves his "Room byDavMEdy singing their own different parts Dtaco (ana. rejoice' One of the album was very popular and the fans mate," be simply can't take the counterpoint to each other dancin' fool's dancin’ the niaht away better diaco albums of the year has wanted personal appearances Moral! “Y.M.C-A." i the album with a soon took out ads sacking "gay "Ups and Downs" closes the album been released Yea, Randy Jones. This is a new and totally unexpected with an anti-drug to o t No heavy David Hodo, Victor Willis, Felipe singers and dancers, very good lines as their earlier material It is looking, with moustaches ." Seriously preaching. Just a subtle message Rose. Glenn Hughes and Ales Briley also a continuation of their Journey of group taking chances to try some Musically. Cruisin' takes very few under the staid direction of Jacques gay America They sing powerfully thing different-what is the world chances, with the exception of those Marsh have produced another totally were outfitted as a construction work about the pleasures of staying at a Y coming to’ There Just may be hope on side one But. take heart The er. a cowboy, a leather man, a G! and when you're all alone and want to for the-70s yet a cop They recorded Machs Man. ha ve some fun with the boys. The beat album is loads of fun-you'll have a Who says disco is mindless droning which Just may be the first disco doesn't let up for a second, so the Side two finds us back in the old groat time with this album And with for poor. Jaded feet’ None of that on album that doesn't feature the Bee choras line really worts up a sweat groove, dancin' the night away to the the Marx Brothers of disco, who this record The lyrics ore too great to Gees that will go platinum The song is so strong that Casablanca sounds of "Hot Cop," who Just can't wouldn't have a good time’ ignore and the beat la far too One of the reasons that the group's has released it as a single, and sug infectious for you to be sitting alooe in albums are so funny is that Moral! gestive enough that the radio stations that chair You simply have to get up and lead singer Willis (who is not gay) are picking it up and boofivf And you Just may die play it straight They don't quite see “The Womcn/I'm a Cruiser" is the First Light’ shlnss bright laughing while you shake your booty how humorous the caricatures of start of what may be a new direction for the Village People The sonp start Moral! started the group when he Americana they have created are Us haunting beauty Thompson is realised that gay people had nobody to off typically enough, but are quick to Richard and Linda Thompson The chorus line knows exactly how obviously getting exactly what he make changes The lyrics are no dif First Light they are, and play it wants from U. His voice compliments ferent, because they still use various (Chrysalis CHR-1177) help from hu business partner and the rock setting he places it in. stereotypes Instead, it is the basic by David Edy wrote several songs with very sug Crataia', the Village People's new Linda's voice, however, works at least in this country, relative much better in the ballad setting, I find it very hard to hence she sings lead on almost all of the balls
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I amo EM tra tbo alaglo Fa l Bottomed Glrto/Bi cycle Race" on I public Of courao, Uw two ooagi a rt la tbe tame voin aa "Somebody lo Love" or "Bohemian Rhapaody" of a couple of year* ago and laat year’a “We are the Chamnona " "Fet Bottomed Girls," Oh yea. Freddie Mercury baa multi and "Bicycle Race " These three tracked himaelf until he muat be blue songs are the ma)eetic. sweeping in tbe face and my. how theee vocals Mercury is so prone to eoar They move from right to left and unattended •gain and up and down. )uat I of the band grt to you dlny And, of course, tbe stretch a bit and show their material ically, So wbat'a going oa out bora?" crowd dewed Ua way to the feat to gw This stuff rocks! Not punk like laat Someone spoke up. saying there was a good rock n' roll, a nice alternating pattern Gone were stage Aa the earafy mimed City Bay giant HaU and Oates painting down Daryl s acoustic instruments like might vesaid, whaleaight' change of pace from Queen's usual stairs w ait!* to be autographed don't you believe It! trademark sound Even Mercury gets My muid drifted back to the | "It doesn't look like we re going to guitar and keyboards written, arranged and performed a cut in there that is a change of style. John did not go unnoticed artbar. he •xcuslvely by Queen " (My italics > Side two starts off in the same vein R?" I aaked The eaveedroppu* road e lead muter but aot My. aren't we getting uppity with "Dead on Time" and "In Only Tbe mat of tbe album ia quite some i real chance when he took the mike Seven Days " This album is )uat like toiling me how tired they were end af thing It is much better than the an Oreo cookie-it's got a tasty the next gig in Chicago and how they monstroaity of an album they middle surrounded by two juet-es- tied to get beck to the hotoi and time toil lights fade, aad thea hopped into released last year, commonly known tasty outsides So It goes Back to wee really abort It'e really groat how aa Public Enemy Number «E-IU, my beat-up Chevy aad took off, ami! • Sagamore 11/27/71 sports shorts The week after Thanksgiving break alao retains the services of all Members of the champion Mutroca cooking with kirk la a busy one for the IUPUI Metros •quad are Gartnor, Ray Denary, Grog Following Saturday'! (Nov »> Ult Kurt MoreilHan, the leading scorer Wmteregg, Dave Bollmgor. Craig kyUrtCufMlM with Tennessee- Martin, the IUPClsn the past two yean Filch. Gary Nondort, take to the road for the first lime this After the 5 pm IUPUI Anderson Holiday Drink and Daaaart Ideas year, squaring off against Oakland With the holiday season upon at. thoughts of food food and dnak c. (Mich > Collage an Monday. Nov 17 will try to kaock eff the N Y Krncks Last year the M etro slipped peat the i recipe, from Ktot'. Krtchee" The Mutorco captured the lo in this season IUPUI roturaa to the home court on Wednesday Nov ». taking on NA1A IUPUI Intram ural FUg Football flplrttUlUr crown in playoff action Nov 13 at • a t piakl Belmont Part. The Mutorcs defeated •at. I Ravens (13-15 in 1377-79) are current ly a- 1 on the se a m , having loot to the Sr Dents 3-7 an a Chris Gartner •at. I Huntington College despite guard field goal from « yards out with two 13-M at. Sprite (regular or w gar free) M jigger* gin Mike Hartley s M pou 1 cup crushed ice a law to p e rod or grata food catering (optional> Combine ingredient* in blender Blond at highert tpood until froth.new appear* on top. Serve in tall glataot and garnish wttb mint lea vat (with rad food Congressional Insight coloring) or a cherry (with groan food coloring > Ptak Holiday Pie Like most Washingtonians, Jimmy Carter la siting up the Interior at all unleaa he gave up other "major" committee new Congren It probably will be tighter on government assignments In any event. UdaU tells us he wants a lam 1 cup heavy cream spending But so io President Carter and everybody alao 2 tablespoons confectioner*' sugar That’s dearly the mood of the country And these congress- cup chopped date* or rauint persons are nothing If not representative It's impossible to Sen Lawton Chiles (D-Fla ) face* a hard choice over l« cup (framed pineapple tidbit* make rational assaaaments until we know what kgislation Carter will ask for Committee has a hard time attracting and keeping The administraion is working on an agenda now Warning members, the rules were chained in September to allow a few (frops red food coloring flags already are up on trucking and rail deregulation, senators to serve on two “major" committees, plua Budget hospital coats, a new energy kettle and the neverending B ut-and here's the nib (or Chiles-members can't serve Beat cream until thick Add sugar Fold In resuming ingredient* Spoon into struggle over Uses With the pundits predtetiqg a on tlxae three plus another "minor" committee cooled coconut cruet Chill at leastl hour recession, and with Social Security Uses on the rise, there Chiles, whose major committees are Appropriations and will be strong pressure for new ta i ctrts or rollback of Social Governmental Affaire, is in line to chair Aging when Frank Security increases due m 13M Church takes over Foreign Relation. He wants the jo b - Congressional discipline there’s no question it's been fellow Floridian Claude Pepper would be his House countar 1S cups packaged flaked coconut frustrating, particularly for Senate leaders, to get legists part—but he'd also Ilka to stay on Budget, where he's con 3 tablespoon* margarine tkm pest a constant stream of filibusters Majority Leader sidered one of the most active members and a watchdog of Byrd has fewer Democratic senators (S3) to work with in the federal government But he can't have both unless the Place coconut and margarine in » inch pie pan Toa*t at 375 degrees for 15-10 the new Congress, but he's a clever fellow And not all rule* are changed sp in minutes, stirring occasionally, until golden brown Press over bottom and sides Republicans, even the new once, are obstructionists, while Actually. Buget should have leas trouble than usual r* of pie pan Cool. Fill with filling some of the departing Southern Democrats were hardly c no ting Even though it's thought of as a pain, the panel oracles of change. We still expect procedural change* offers senators-including those with national ambitions—a THE ***** r Republicans may pick up some committee strength. cent over inflation, government spending and high federal 1 They’ll certainly try. GOP leader John Rhode* will make taxes as strong a pitch as possible for committee ratio* that ac i Comic Carnival curately reflect the new House lineup of 276 Democrats and Ted Kennedy is already plotting bis overhaul of Senate 159 Republicans, or S4-M percent But Tip O'Neill is a hard * Judiciary. Key legislation on the Law Enforcement assis s 4913 N. College Avenue bargainer, and isn't likely to back off much from a ratio of tance Administration and anti trust will be aired at the full about two to one (The current ratio is two to ooe. plus one committee level. Some of the 10 subcommittees may be Indiana’s Leading Specialist in Science Fiction, Fantasy j \ member.) Thus the Rules Committee now has 11 abolished and the Jurisdiction of others broadened Sources }and Comic Books— Old and New, Middle-Aged, Too \ Democrats and five Republicans Rhodes wants 10 and six, tell us Howard Metxenbaum (DOhio) will take over O'Neill might settle for 1 0 5 Kennedy's Antitrust Subcommittee Metxenbaum s Citizen 283-4913 Still, O'Neill could tighten his own control within the and Shareholder Rights Subcommittee may be abolished \ Tinas Fn Noon- 7pm S*l lOwnSom SundeyNoon 4 j Democratic Party by making careful assignments to the Look for coordination of committee projects from the top. three "exclusive” is member can't serve on any other) During the 22 year reign of Chairman Jim Eastland, sub committees Appropriations, Ways and Means, and Rules committees were ran like fief doms Kenndy may take more All have several Democratic openings no matter what of a hand in the subcommittees, including hiring some happens to the ratios staff—now largely the prerogative of subcommitte chair Arid, for the first time since the Cold War gave way to the men arm s race, a liberal will chair the Appropriations There'll be lots of room for maneuvering There are four Subcommittee on Defeme Joe Addabbo t D-N Y.) is in line Democratic vacancies (Eastlans. Abourexk. Allen. Paul to take over from retiring Chairman George Mahon (D- Hatfield), three of them chairman of subcommittees In Texas). addition. John Culver (D-lowa) may have to leave Judici There may be a struggle over two other Appropriations ary unless rales are waived to allow him to hold down three subcommittees Adaip Benjamin (D-Ind.) and Bob Duncan major committees Senator-elect Howell Heflin (D-ala > (D-Ore.) are in line to head legislative and transportation has expressed interest in Judiciary panels respectively; but they're way down on the seniority Republican Ranks will be thinned by the retirement of list on the full committee There'll be a vote on how to Bill Scott (vs ) and passible panel defections by Malcolm choose subcommittee chiefs Bill Natcher (D-Ky.) will Wallop (Wyo.) and Paul Laxalt < Nev >. nvited replace Dan Flood (D-Pa ) atop Labor-HEW ***** Senate Appropriation* ti a sea of calm amidst committee Ed Muskie (D-Maine) wants his ok) Job back on Foreign 1 Jockeying. There ere no Democratic vacancies and only Relations. He’s let members of the Democratic Steering M in t c i two GOP ones (Case, Brooke) GOP freshmen Jepeen Committee know he's keen on rejoining the panel, which he (Iowa), Humphrey (N.H ) and Kassebaum (Kan.) have ex left in 1974 to chair the Budget Committee He'd give up his pressed understandable interest, but must compete with Governmental Affaire seat to get back on Foreign Rela senior colleagues and each other > tions, which now has three Democratic vacancies Mi nilci liinil (spaiiunan, Clark and Humphrey) One insider told us Home Interior is a "maae with too many options " Phil Burton's (DCaHf.l National Parts Muskie could be the aofl-Uner's answer to Scoop Jackson \\t (j like wiu In join u> in .1 Hnlui.iv Dinner and Insular Affaire Subcommittee may absorb Public on SALT. A hot debate over Senate ratification is sure to Dante I rirlav. Drt I m tiie l nmn Building Lands Jurisdiction from Indian Affaire and Public Lands follow any treaty With Jackson leading opposition on the while relenquiahing Insular Affaire, solo, to Guam delegate hawkish Armed Services Committee. Muskie—like ( ,i»t‘iena ami i‘.U ami tiame vnursell into a Antonio Won Pat and leavu* Indian Affairs as a separate Jackson, a one-time preiedentitl hopeful—could become a panel, perhaps under Jim Santini (D-Nev.l. spokesman of equal national prominence in promoting merrv ntiMifj Dinner is served ? H. uitii tilt* Then, the full committee could take on the subject of SALT on dovish Foreign Relatione dunt ♦* running from H: it)-11 HI lealunnu the Alaska lands, depending on how much legislating needs to Even if vacancies were to be filled by the moat bellicose be done And John Seiberiing (D-Ohio), who’s handled senators, the panel will still be moderate overall. It re Jhird ( alteration hand Hurry now ami fink Alaska in the past, could get Special Investigations added to mains to be seen whether Senate dove* will be intimidated up vour tit ket. reservations at the Student his General Oversight panel, leaving Harold Runnels
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Call Dale 26 4- (M W 2 9 )_____ day-Frk% (M2 7)______GENERAL STUDENT ASSISTANT Two opomnga Typing, ganarto cler WrtW Sox 22, do SapB m of 2539 or 831-1357 for fur STABLE NN no— tut «ma days bus GENERAL OFFICE WORK typing ical work Parl ttme next* hours boy 63 00 plua kpa. cooks star raqurad No ahortwnd nvptved 40 Cal to apply 62 6A/hour Contoct 63 25 Apply m pereon. 1266 W hours/wk I3 tw Cal lor appomknani Mrs Boyars LaRua Carter HoapM. Miscellaneous ther information. 66ti SI 646 6620 Aak lor Tarry Contact Mrs Qurm QUAKER 1316 W 10t» S I. Personnel 100. (MW 331 STATE 0 * . 1711 E 30* St (MW 26) 647 0505 (M 27) CHRISTMAS TOYS FOR QVtLS AND PERSONNEL SECRETARY Parson PART-TIME RETAIL SALES-Aggree BOYS Anytkng you deairs I can to a stuffed toy Handmade sr r r r r -r svsrrc2*» sonnal are needed by CMC Stereo reahebte 293-6043 Naw wsatsf torZ„, r houl — k *»> hours amgs Cantors to work on a rotation p u n •check* dwtng weekdays, evenings. NOBLE ROMAN’S Thomas. 636 2641 (M W 27) * * t * m m ' 6 • * *nd• P"» WIM ed 7201 W. 10th HELP WANTED—1 247-9163 lane Mon— Fn 10 30 am-2 pm kd and table lop computer , dapiay console «4to eaoeAant hourly Help Wanted part-bme Days and evenings aval wdh keyboard and printer Contact plan )64 6/hr) 20 •Me Apply a» pereon. ShMter s Pete Stainaker or Jm Lyone. L I E 40 hours par weak Exceient kwneig PART TIME POSITIONS No tea 253 1404 ENGMEERMG COMPANY. 6460 S Excellent Part-Time (MW 27) Baimont Ava . 763-9304 (MW26) Plaeee apply In person 1-5 pm Mon • guys and gate to demonstrate various 5603 E 36* SI (CMC Ototoct products to ret* ouflats Wd tram Employment Opportunity Cl666lfi6d Advertising Office) Age. sex, race no barrier Good pay rate Cal tor Into 634 CMC la an equal opportunity 6601. CMatan Temporary Services > ______(MW26) 130E Market,Suds412 (MW29) • Pizza Maker evenings and weekends pubheabon dunng the summer month* No refund or credl on Cteeatoed Advemerng • given excepi to caeee 15-20 hours par weok $3,00/hr whore the Sagamore • at fault Reed your ad carekdy when I appears • Waiters/Waitress Must be 21 or over xi the paper wid noafy ue of any errors mmedialety The Sagamore CLERKS part-time evenings and weekends wd not grve ersdrt tor more than one day 's mcorrect inaartton Al Ctasertod Adverting requres payment in advance, except tor Appkcakons now bamg accepted for 165 darks needed bagmnng 12-t 6- Apply in person 2*5 pm ttoee university departments organnaeons or bus mass as which hove 78 und approximately 3-9-79 Off Chnatmaa week Need good clerical ap- Nad an account credit appbcation with the Sagamore trtuda and dear lag** printing No typaig tovdvad Own twieportokon CLA6S1FK0 DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES: Begins at S3 00 per and home iataphona necessary column mch FirstSNft 6 30 am-3.15 pm Do you quality tor aupartancad temporary CLASSIFIED WORO ADVERTISING RATES: Second S hit 4:00 pm-12:30 am ottica hatp In any ot thaaa aramat Students 1 tUPUi employ— 7« per word per eaua (rrwwnum of S3 00 par hour. Second ahdt S3 30 par houF 10 words) # Soma ovarttoia and weekend mandatory N E Morton County Secretarial M e s s e n g e r Colator Non-txwarwty buamasees 6 general pubic 10e per word per iaeue C a l or oome In 9>2. After 2 by appointment only. Stenoa tovoemg (minimum of 10 words) N per word per issue if ad rune two or STIVERS TEMPORARY PERSONNEL Typwts Mecfwi# Operator Product Oemonekafor more coneecutve issues with no copy change Keypunch Payrol Survey Taker Make check payable to Sagamore MJPIN No Claoailiad Advarkomg IISN.PannNo. 1160 Programmng F*ng Sempier wd be accepted by phone except m special cases 637-2693 Tranacnbmg Data Procasemg Smichboard operator toterkon of advertisements • subject to the approvsl of the adver Figure Clerk Packer Recaption ist Racapkomat being manager 921 E. 66111 No. 203 Addresser Clerical PBX Operator Word Procasamg Ctaeatoed Adverkamg should be addreeaed to Claaarfted Ad Mana 251-7743 Calculator F * Clerk gar. 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TWO FEMALE ROOMMATES needed 1973 Manta 606 4 ^ station wag- Wmted Woman to toac* metfc* «tu ** Knd* <* **** p rc to m n tly done I have (hrae-bedroom house I need 24-year-otd mate seeks (Aattxuc on 65.000 miee Needs some rear- ^ proper technique ol paMc ^* * 0 Re— on- meiow pereon(s) (M or F) to spM rent ■Three'B Company arrangement m and work, no engine problems $505. saerareaion Experience umecesavy. able "rates 203 3753 (MW27) H necessary you can ive here too OTTfcrwes Laymmce area Tm > M i. Cal 630-2921 (M27) must be easy to examine, genutoNy CM 259-4097 lata night (MW 27) Bring in this b,,fl. „ tn,1t, >r,. , hlr ____...... - Experience with theses. three-bedroom house Rent under wareeted teaching, not obeae. 8 ts ^ _. _ c __si ,-.. . . _ dissertations. manuecnpta. papers Grad student seeks roommate to 1100/mo includes utttrtie*) •ions 3-6 pm. February. March, April Quality reasonable prices Cal 259 share expenses of1 nice apertroent coupon fgr 545-5708 LET fT RING |MW 27) $35 per session Ctf 264-4221 be 7039 (MW2 7)______near Lafayette Square. Available late tween 8-5 pm. (MW30) January Cal 639-5627 days an extra SHERLOCK'S ol Camel to now ac RESUMES— Complete resuite prep 925-0396 evanmgs. ask for Jeff cepting applications for the position* (MW 37] of waiter wattrees. caahier. hoetaaa. aration service Cal Carol. 636- dollar at coal-room Apply Si parson between 6445 MAYS & ASSOCIATES. INC 2 and 4 969 Keystone Way (MW30) Services 156 E Mirtet Street. Suita 305 (MW 27) Lost/Found Indianapolis ACADEMIC RESEARCH— Al Raids FOUND Advwice registration receipt Blood Ptaarea, lac. Help Wanted I Help Wanted PREGNANT Professional writing & editing Send for Ernestine Mathis Cal 642 2996 NEED HELP $2 for Is tin g of over 7.000 topics or the Sagamore, ask for Dan Beard Authors Research Suits 600. Dept First time AH Choices Offered A. 407 S Dearborn S t . CrsesQO H donation— $12 60605 (312)922 0300 (MW 33) Ton Free 8 am - 8 pm For Rent $10 par donation $3 - $6 per hour 1 -800-438-8039 Pregnancy FURNISHED APARTMENT one bed No experience necessary Pregnane? room. Wvng room kitchen. * old Open Mon — Fn HOTUNE mansion #i Woottiufl place Rani 7 30 -2 30 Ltoa o a t s to tra s iK c weekly Utilities paid Extremely Capital & Michigan Pregnancy test & counseling CONFIDENTIAL dean 356-5375 (MW 27) General Office free parking Highest quality medics! care IMMEDIATE One-bedroom and efficiency apart 63 7 32 94 dim e For W om en, Inc. APPOINTMENTS roema m newly-restored Victorian buAting c e * n g » telephone apartment Ten-fool ____ J n d p k . S4S-X286 EVENING HOURS e