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Circle City Circuit the Week in Review T Soqomor* 4/19/71 Volume 7 Number 57 Indiana Unhrerslty-Purdue University at Indianapolis April 19,1978 — v m ; .- *2>i Circle City Circuit the week in review t SoQomor* 4/19/71 A LECTURE ON KUNDALINI YOGA Levitation possible, says TM rep by M a t G aia way ties. One u rn mental formula s, or BY It fa bow possible (or • human to autroa, to attain a aldhi, be explained levitate utilizing the power of his There la a different sutro for each There will be two free lectures at SWAM1CHETANANDA mind That ! the view of Don Howard aldhi. Thee* tut res are private and IU PU I this week, the first being an In­ at the Transcendental Meditation are exchanged only between teacher troductory lecture which will be held (MICHAEL SHOEMAKER) Center, O B N College A ve and student, Howard said. Wednesday. April IB, at B pm, Room Howard explained that levitation fa 1(B In the Lecture Hall Tha second Stdhis are a part of the advanced only one of eevoral “ supernormal" will ba a preparatory lecture Thurs­ TUESDAY. APRIL 25. S:00 P.M. TM courses which a n taught To evonta, or atdhia, pouible (or people day. April » . at 1:30 pm, In the learn to perform tidhfa, a student LECTURE HALL. ROOM IOO to learn Another U invisibility, which Lecture Hall, Room 104 Howard must learn the basic art of TM The IUPUI(Cora«rof A|i m &N«« York) Howard aaid he haa not teen yet, but stresses that interested persons basic course is taught in seven parts. hai heard of It being performed to a should attend the first lecture before The first step is to attend a free intro­ SPONSOHED BY limited degree. they attend the second so as to under­ ductory lecture which is given each RUOftANANDA YOGASMRAM “ The TM aldhi program ia not un­ stand what the alms and goab of TM Wednesday, at B pm, at tha Center *OANAPOUS 925-0622 like T M ." Howard aaid. "In TM we are. The next step Is to attend another free teach the itudent to lower himself Into The main reason people meditate, lecture which is held on Thursday the level of peer consciousnaa* Peer Howard said, is not to Just be medi at B pm The next lessons require a fee comciouaneas makea up everything tatlng, although meditating in itself U which Howard says goes solely for the in nature and haa alwaye ex tiled, but enjoyable He said that the relaxing maintenance of the TM program The man is only now beginning to discover feeling a person experiences after he government considers the TM pro­ and tap this power mediate* is what makea meditating gram to be a non-profit organization, Ned Ingberman, who handle* publi­ worthwhile to moat people ThU U Howard explained city for the Broad Ripple based what the TM program hopes to center, compared peer conaciousneea Paying the course fee makes the achieve, to allow people to relox and to watching a movie In a theater person a lifetime member of TM, en- be free from outside pressures “ You watch the movie but when the projector la ihut off and the image* stop coming, you notice the white Osgood speaks Friday screen. You realize that while you wore watching the picture, there wa* The Department of Psychology of tentative To War Or Surrender and tomething there all the while That'* the 1UPUI School of Science and the Perspective la Ferelga Policy. what we try to do In TM ; we try to section of Psychiatry at tha School of The address U free to the public as make the student see thii level of peer Medicine, IUPUI. will sponsor a well as to the university community consciousness which exists even lecture by Dr Charles E. Osgood, a though it cannot be seen noted psychologist and past president Indiana s largest photographic supplier Howard said that anyone can be of the American Psychological taught to meditate “ I like to say that Association at 5 pm Friday, April 11, IW Cnk US 5151 • HI Buit M t » « !S3 3« J if you can think, you can meditate in the IUPUI Law School, Room 102 TM is 100 percent effective for every­ Osgood, • professor of psychology St. W ill) • m S Pm flirt Ol Bloonmglon one. We have doctors, lawyers, stu­ and communications at the Univer­ dents, anyone you can think of in our sity of Illinois will discuss “ Mankind program TM does not require drugs, 2000?” as he details problems that he strange foods; it is not a religion or feels must be resolved before the end philosophy; there are no cramped of the century The main Issues facing positions one must perform to mankind will be outlined and the clas­ Introducing meditate; TM is Just a way of relaxing sic means of thinking about issues will and getting rid of the everyday stress be demonstrated that builds up inside the human body ." ThU address will summarize much a distinguished Different individuals are best quali­ of hu life's work. The author of at fied to perform different sidhfs, least 75 papers and magazine article!. Icelandic bird svho Howard aaid, and a student is taught Osgood has also written three books has the answer the aldhi which is best for his capabili­ The Measurement of Meaning, An Ak Dr. Charles E. Osgood to all those contusing air hires to Europe. Du lard mu *v hm-1* kikMii a.m. .ix .i Puffin A Mini iln uuhirul i tr^rtml ii It vk.nl < k. 14 lh> 4 to-l lluiii' i Hut ihervs l>.inii"ik'i' urn In IViSumt \pnl l l‘*7K .'tank than |utl Inside l.rtaah «d lh .an \>«Jth • fans ilHiftnn ivrvmihitwtvn Ymu1 1. 1 » art-ji IUPUI newt....... page* 2,3 \2-Si (hvnrnndnu+ Comment...................page 4 tri.iiSv« YiakIt km mtv. vim hunt** aw U«i no viwrlnp And Crittur........................page 4 trunkI».h!" Kvtuni livLaak « 6 m1 Lettera.......................page 4 nvidnwn naht i> I hi itwhk irf Our View...................page 4 Kurn*'. » 1» tv yulla-sM laurv Midwest Arts .i*» hi If.wi trim Gazette..........page* 3,6 ,urn»'Mt«rtl U i. un l.ntiurV>. CCC wrap-up.... pagea 8,9 ShJu'jirnTthp Zodiacal Zingera l.irtii III Lawf-. L.kimt- »nl I. .an in Hi luiaxk 4 Help.................... page 10 ii.a lr.nvt.i0 ia. l*r » thv Kelly A Duke........ page 12 lk|H . »i I'Mui.rt. Wtam v M l Sports.................page 13 . II,x III.. Ili il IIiii.M i ,al NY llVit k.d wnii.W liUtia i.il tin ClaiBlfledt.... pagea 14,15 Cover: golf photo by Rick Bsngha $275 Other photos by Evalds Y aUlnls Whenever a child says "/ don't naaaltn|i 11-- l.'iiknl.'Yikw AI‘K\\I*K\ (.av(.hi (nan N Y ' believe In /alries" there's a little /airy somewhere that fall* right down dead $400 James M. Barrie imaitkn|i iimill Ian-. < *««lln ;t|#' -• Peter Paa Icelandic to Europe. Sux pipor pnitnlod Prof Cohn Wilhama will pre­ IUPUI News Outer ricd vM fuMowshlp sent a paper. There Ha* Bean Edward Gubar of the IUPUI Ne Sexual RevolutMn -sociologi English department has received cai Reasons Why ," atT pm. April IUPUI ROTC awards given a resident fellowship from the » , in Cavanaugh Hall. Room M7 National Endowment for the Hu Prof Wilhama. senior roe to rch n e IUPUI ROTC awarded the of thou ROTl inanities This fellowship will pay associate at the Kinsey InsUtute George C Marshall Award, its up to *14,000 tor nine months of for Sex Research and associate Isghret honor, to Brant A Bennett full time research and study dur profeasor of aocialogy at IUPUI. at the ROTC Honors Day core c z r . r r r ^ r r ing the ll7»-7* academic year mritat all who wwh to attend to many on April 17 theur ROTC clem, weet to Gerald Gubar is one of 145 successful take pert In a cribcnl discussion The Marshall award n present T Kitchen* end Ttacy L Clymer applicants and was recommended of his explanations The presents ed annually to the outstanding for the fellowship at a meeting of bon is being sponeored by the senior ROTC cadet The Depart Humphry Meven E WUhnms the Nations! Council on Human) Sociology Club Refreshments ment of the Army Superior Cadet Elisabeth A Manor sad James ties in February of this year will be served Award was given to Gary R K Greil 4 Sagamore 4/19/74 i m u sST t aAs o S n I i /i . Mm W i i m V st , , STbeiCPIlW* CAMMIS X> MBIT A H t t N fi b u t Too W / P6 1 A C C R S MUSTK A * Of SOMf<IHP OF &KHIUS - | Our View Thank you, c a u d l e s We sure had a good time at this year’s Circle City Circuit fes­ tivities—didn’t you? We just realized, though, that we were so JUST Off OttfSTiON«. WHADPYA busy watching the volleyball and golf tournaments and eating DO wrm allThe w a t T h e pizza and ice cream and international dishes and listening to the ^ MU.TH6 QUtieRS m a k e ? New York Street Singers and cheering the canoers at Eagle Creek P a rk -w e forgot to say “ thank you” ! We’re really feeling guilty about taking CCC for granted now that we’ve heard about what happened in Bloomington at the IU regatta It seems there was some disagreement between the president of the IU Student Foundation and people connected with the De­ partment of Natural Resources over why there were sixteen law- enforcement officers at the regatta (as opposed to six last year) SPONGES and as to what motivated the 90 arrests made (on 39 charges, ranging from illegal possession or consumption of alcohol to fish­ ing without a license).
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