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___ ) ARA. ~mployees speak their minds by Samuel Latham on the subject. (Editor's note: Last week the There were several employee Guardian printed a story on what suggestions on how to improve students think about ARA Slater, Wright Station. the campus foodservice. This issue, "Lower the prices, they're a after another unscientific poll, nickel too high," said an ARA will try to reveal what the peo worker. "They should add a diet ple on the other side of the plate. They should open on counter think about students time," replied an employee. and ARA. This poll was taken in "Keep stuff stocked up a little the four campus foodservice better," observed another. · operations.) In the University Center, the Employees in Wright Station, employees of the Rathskeller where students tended to took some offense to students' complain the most, felt many of comments. the students complaints are Their main complaints were justified. that students were messy and "I agree with most of what blamed the employees for they said," was a general problems which they have no employee sentiment, but the control over. employees don't agree fully on "There are so many things student gripes about cleanliness. here that the employees have "If people didn't eat like pigs" nothing to do with," a worker and "if they'd help clean up said. their mess, then this place would "The people complain a lot if be a lot cleaner," summed up we don't have stuff and it's not one employee. our fault," another replied. Mo.st of the employees feel "They (the management) that some, but not all, students don't give us the right kind of are rude. su pplies, the students should "Most of the time you can get take their complaints to the people up here who are really management," a worker noted. nice, but sometimes you can get Regarding the charge of people who are really snotty," student messiness, the explained one ARA employee. employees said quite a lot. Concerning AR A's "I've never seen such a bunch management, employees of pigs," exclaimed one generally felt that the present employee. manager, Vic Wrenn, is "They're discourteous and competent but that previous sloppy," another continued. managers didn't care. "People with a case of the "I think we've got a good munchies just get very manager, who knows what he's arrogant," claimed another. doing," said one employee. "If they would just pick up Chemistry may not always be a gas, but those Hunsen burners are hot Little items. (Jeff Hiles photo) They also feel that as a result after themselves" and "it's a of better management that they few , it's not everybody," was a are doing a better job. common sentiment. "I think that since we've had Another problem, according to Vic, that service is getting the employees, was students Higher costs force r.ise in S & E better," stated an employee. mumbling ·their orders and not departments)," said Hutchings. Another noted, "I think we've going through the line. The one possibl~ new program gotten quicker." "People come up here and ';'~~~~nri~ff i$~~ would be materials science and None of the employees mumble their order," said engineering. Hutchings said the thought if a McDonald's came several employees. ~ 1\.,1111[Ill11ll . 11_ll~ program needs to ; be approved on campus it would please ''When they give an order I by the University, which he students any better. think they should give a full, expects to be i decided by "If they came in right next to complete order to the person mid-spring quarte~ , but if it is us they would have the same taking it. Instead, they add [Continued on page 3] as us," was an employee's feeling [Continued on page 2] ~]q70~ ( New heating system computerizes ~,§§ by Susan. Opt to get a brand new heating explained. While grade school children system, similar to Sinclair But there is. no convenient way often wear coats and gloves in Community College's present to change the settings to account school to keep warm one would system. According to Shearer, for outside weather difference or ~~ think Wright State has faced no "it will save quite a bit on gas shut down . areas not in use by Frank Salsburg Some growth is seen in staffing apparent energy problems.Room and electricity." without maintenance men The budget for the College of by Hutchings, as well as the temperatures vary from 70 to 75 Under the present system, continually monitori ng Science and Engineering is going possibility of one new program. degrees. room thermostats are set at 68 buildings. up, according to Dr Brian Hutchings hopes to add two "Not so," says Harold Shearer, degrees and turned down to 60 The new system to be Hutchings, Dean of the College, new faculty members in both assistant director of Physical at night and on weekends. said installed, a Johnson JC-80 but most of the increase is being the psychology and the Plant. "We can barely meet Shearer. The release of heat and Controller, involves the use of eaten up by higher costs. mathematics departments. "This current fuel allocations when the movement of the people in the "O mini-computers that will . ur budgets simply reflect reflects the numbers of students temperature drops." rooms cause the higher maintain atuomatic control over Inflation," said Hutchings. w·ho are taking courses (in the However, Wright StateJs due temperature readings, he [Continued on page 3] 2 GUARDIAN February 20, 1975 . r----Ask LJsl-----1, ARA employees speak their minds • [Continued from t t page 1] · employee. their trays back. The kids Who Are there plans to pave the parking lot east of the things at the register," a worker "There's no night manager," are _able to don't but the Creative Arts center? '"' complained. and the "management just hand1capp~ tr~. Most The poor condition of the parking lot referred to of the is "People coming up t~ pick up doesn't t~ke a strong enough problem temporary. The present weather has hes ~1th . the faculty made leveling this their food are being too hand with irresponsible particular lot impossible. and the fraternity kids who take Work on a revamping of the impatient and interfere with emp parking ·loyees," complained over that area in the back'' areas adjacent to the Library/Creative Arts center • other orders," added another. another. complex another added. ' is scheduled to begin this Spring. Opening and closing times Among the suggestions for the But, the general sentiment in w ere thought to be Rathskeller I've heard there are amateur entertainment nights in the was one that seems the University Center was that misunderstood by students very obvious. Rathskeller but I don't know who is in charge. Any help? Put out brightly students were "usually well according to th"e workers. colored The programming of Rathskeller entertainment is handled trash cans with signs mannered." People have to be out of the directing by the University Center board. The board member in students to use them. In the newly opened Allyn hall center by 11 pm," explained a Upstairs charge is Pete Wheeler. He can be contacted at the Center from the Rathskeller, lounge, attitudes toward worker. "So we stop serving at a is Board office, 042 University Center, extension 1242. the University Center students were generally the same quarter till 11. We do stay open cafeteria. Employees there as those in the University Center 'til midnight on game nights, and Why aren't the music practice rooms open in the evening? found students to be generally cafeteria. stop serving at a quarter 'til." According to the Music department, the seven practice friendly and contented. "Some of them don't pick up "We've had a lot of people out "They're rooms on 3rd floor of the Creative Arts center are fairly neat but some their trash and with the few sick so we sometimes can't open scheduled to be open until 7 pm, Monday through of them want us to be friendly tables we have, it doesn't take on time," offered a worker on Thursday. Security of equipment is the major reason the and yet some of them aren't much to make the whole place the late opening charge. rooms are not open later than 7 pm. Inquiries regarding the very friendly themselves," said messy," professed a worker. A number of the workers hours of the practice rooms may be directed to the Music felt an employee. "They blame us for the that the management was Department, 1 71 Creative Arts. Provided the demand for poor. "They ask what you have and number of tables and the decor, "They don't use warrants the hours may be adjusted. listen to it's right there on the menu, and but we don't have anything to students," claimed a worker. you say it's right there and they do with it," explained another. "The only time "Ask Us" will appear one each week. Questions for the they'll do get kind of mean," added In summary, employees in the things that students column may be submitted to the Dean of Students" office want is another. Rathskeller and the Ally n hall when there's a threat in 111 Millett or placed in the Guardian box outside the that they'll "We try to be pleasant when lounge generally complained of get kicked off Millettcafeteria. All questions must be signed. Students campus," a they walk up and say something student messiness and the failure worker stated. should include their student numbers. Faculty and staff are like 'may I help you' or of students to complain to the "The management's welcome to submit questions also. Questions are researched very poor, something like that. I'd like management about pro blems they don't plan ahead," and answered by the Dean of Students' staff. said an them to read the menu and which the employees have no know what they want when they control over. order," offered a worker. Wright Station employees were Athletes with poor grades which prohibited offered students with the students no "The majority of them are fairly optimistic about their new cannot participate in regulated less than protection. a 1.6 grade average pretty good but some complain, manager and the improvement intercollegiate competition, from engaging In a preliminary in NCAA issue the maybe it's because it costs more they've seen in the past according to a recent court few sponsored competition. court found that the NCAA Lately we've had a lot of weeks. decision. The 5th US operates Circuit Court of as a quasi-governmental compliments of the food, University Center workers fe:t Several basketball players from Appeals, in ruling body against the and was consequently especially since we've had the they were doing a good job and Centenary College in Shreveport, athletes, said no liable "property" or to federal civil rights suits, specials. Business has picked up were still trying to im prove. Louisiana challenged the "liberty" interests were violated · even though the court found no too," analyzed another. They had the fewest complaints National Collegiate Athletic ·because of the 1.6 rule, and that deprivation of the student's civil "My main complaints are card about students as association's (NCAA) "1.6 rule" did the constitutional due process rights _in this instance. playing and people not taking students of them.
~lorida Caru1 Z;;rawing
Drawings for the bags of oranges and gift certificates will be held on Friday, Feb. 21st at the following times:
9:00 am Allyn Hall 12:30 am Wright Station 3 :00 pm Rathskeller 5:30 pm University Center
. ·At each drawing 20 bags qf fruit and 2 gift certificates will be given away, totaling 88 free prizes. You need not be present to win. Winners will be notified and may collect at UC Cafeteria. A· representative from student caucus will assist in the drawings. Come ~nd watch the lucky winners-you may be one yourself! ARA Slater
L------~ ------_,.,=--· ------,----__, .February 20, 1975 GUARDIAN 3_ Budget 76: Highe·r costs cause increase in S & E college [Continued from page 1] 7 5% was devoted to faculty i.inchanged. "Our classified ranks Hutchings, plus a small amount Travel, said Hutchings, "is approve_d it would still need salary and benefits. Part of next are staying the same, and we of office furniture. essentially the same as last year. approval at the Board of year's increase included a have requested one-half an The· new Biological Sciences (Increases) are strictly related to Regents, an estimate of which potential pay raise. unclassified employee to do building is, according to the number of personnel and would be uncertain. "There is an across the board _repair and maintenance on the Hutchings, exp,ected to be ready inflation factors." The travel Hutchings added that no component and there is a merit c~wputer equipment within the this summer, but shouldn't budget this year is $44,000. program c ut~acks are being component that affect all coffege." The college would affect the budget. Equipment Hutchings said that efforts had considered smce enrollment faculty,'' said Hutchings. share the employee with the for the building comes out of been made to cut within the college is healthy. Although the raise is not definite computer services department. the cost of the building communications costs "The enrollments within the yet, Hutchings said ·Dr Hutchings outlined how some appropriated by the state. (duplicating, copying, telephone college o f science and Andrew Spiegel, executive of the other parts of the budget Moving will be done by charges, maiJ, etc) but costs have engineering have been growing vice-president and provost, had are being affected by inflation. University personnel, but this is gone up nevertheless because of about 10 percent a year." suggested they use a figure of Capital requests are up 15-25 budgeted for elsewhere in the a large increase in phone costs. The heftiest p art of the budget nine percent of the salary base as percent over last years or University, said Hutchings. Another category going up is for faculty salaries. Hutchings an estimate. $ 2 36 ,000, according to "It's a stable budget," said. because of inflation is supplies, said that for most parts of the While the College is looking to Hutchings. "These are for ·Hutchings, "in the sense that we which had to be increased to college this represented 80-85% add faculty members other equipment that are used in the are not adding large numbers of reflect the increased cost of of the budget. Of last year's employment is almost various laboratories," said personnel." items in the various laboratories. college budget of almost three and one-half million dollars, ov.er WSU heat [Continued from page 1] building heating and shutdowns. By pushing a button on a Roam around control panel, heat can be increased or decreased to any building from one location. Shearer said the main control panel whl be located in Allyn Europe an -summer hall with the rest of the buildings tied into it. According to the people who manufacture the Controller, the $180. "the ultimate is to feed · for computer a weather report so heating conditions can be anticipated and a thermostat A Student-Railpass gives you two months of unlimited Second Class rail regulation program worked out travel through 13 European countries. for the day." Buy one, we'll give you a map, and where you go next is your own 'rhe Joh nson people indicated business. that "the Controller will All we'll say is that European trains are a sensational way to conserve energy by cutting down get there, be it Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Holland, Italy, Luxembourg, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden or the intake of outside air." Switzerland. Instead, the. already heated air 100,000 miles of track link cities, towns and historic, scenic will be recirculated rather than and social attractions. Our trains are fast, modern, convenient, clean expending energy to heat fresh and comfortable. · incoming air. And you'll discover there's very little second class about They also stated the Controller Second Class. You can sleep in a couchette for only $6.00 a night. And will be _. programmed to shut if you want to eat on a budget, inexpensive snacks are often available. down fans and other such motor You can even ~ake a cruise on the Rhine, if you like. Eurailpass leads not in use at certain times. is valid on many European ferries, river and lake steamers and hydro Sinclair College has found the foils. It also offers you substantially reduced fares on many side take by motor coach. new system very successful. excursions you might want to And how's this for travel convenience? Many rail stations to M Bagwell, According offer bikes for rental, and it's possible to pick up a bike at director of Physical Plant at one station and drop it off at another. _ Sinclair, "We (Sinclair) were All you need to qualify is to be a full-time student 20% under our allocation last under 26. There's just one catch: You must buy your month." Student-Railpass here before you take off. They're Sinclair has not had to set not for sale in Europe. thermostats back to 68 degrees If you have less time to travel, but is able to keep them at 7 0 to or want to travel First Class, consider 71 degrees and still conserve Eurailpass. A two-week pass costs fuel. $130. Three-week pass costs $160. Bagwell explained Sinclair's One month, $200. Two months, $270. Three months, $330. operations as an "occupied Don't wait. It could be the unoccu pied status." The trip of your life. See your Travel Agent or Controller maintains a constant clip the coupon and we'll send you temperature during the day all the facts. While at night the temperature is Prices subject to change. allowed to drop to 60 degrees or so. One of Sinclair's greatest savings came in reusing the heated air, Bagwell said. Eurailpass, Box 90 While three of Sinclair's six Dept. 192-2056, Bohemia, New York huilditigs are being heated with 11716 fresti air, the others are Please send me your free recirculating the already heated D Student-Rail pass folder air. After a few hours the D Eurailpass folder Pl'ocess reverses. In addition, Sinclair is cutting I down on fuel consumption by I Street. ______...,_., SCheduling evening and weekend I City. State z·1p ____ I classes in the same buildings so Other buildings can be STUDENT·RAILPASS I The price of one trip could pay for all of Europe. I shutdown. Wright State's system is ~~l>ected to go into operation ill the very near future " said ~er. "The equipm~nt is ~~dy in." Guardian OPINION
A Committees not I '
[,. t- according to Noah ...... ~ ~ .> This year's commencement speaker, Lio " nel Newsom, will probably be excellent. ~ a. But the commencement committee, a coali ~ tion of students and faculty, made recom ~ p mendations, such as Shirley Chisholm and Suzy Parker, which were as equally excel ~ lent. The committee's recommendations, which were more or less ignored, should have been taken more seriously than a grain of salt. Webster's New Collegiate defines a committee as "a body of persons delegated to consider, investigate, take action on, or report on some matter," or more specifically, "a group of fellow legislators chosen by a legislative body to give consideration to legislative matters." It appears that Drs Kegerreis and· Spie gel do not look upon the members of the Floydian slips commencement committee as their 'fellow r legislators', or even as a responsible 'legislative body'. However, it is the Ma students and not Kegerreis or Spiegel sochistic conservatives who . are going to graduate. by Gary Floyd allegations about social security, sway a significant bloc not only Try as one might, it becomes but to announce an intention to from the GOP, · but increasingly difficult for one not abolish this insurance institution significantly from to accept the Black historycelebrated theory that the would be to invite electoral Democrats. conservatives wont for rhetoric retribution; just ask Barry So should the GOP find its This month, Black is surpassed only by their want History Week is being Goldwater. rightist elements straying, celebrated throughout for political thrashings. The the nation. Wright gap between rightist ideals rightis~s may find themse\vl!I' r State's For only last weekend, own Bolinga Center held a "Pre and mass popular support is also voting for conservatives buh I conservatives pow-wowed Black History 1\Teek" February 3-7. But in evidenced in the areas of fact electing liberals an& the Miami and hinted that the future actual Black History Week was last week. detente, where many democrats. may see a conservative secession conservatives refuse Although Black history is being cele to put down (Floydian slips is written by from the Republican party in their cold-war sabres, brated throughout the country, despite Gary Floyd, possessor of WSU's it isn't order to establish a third favorable public being anticipated response; their largest stock of di1:ty jokes, who throughout the country. political party. aversion to labor, Americans despite the gives performances every Friday · stil 1 do not know much more about Undoubtedly inspired by such fact that unions have been night in the Rathskeller. In- his Blacks, past, present, and future, than the right-wing purists as the Young accepted as part of the American spare lime he is lhe despair of years before Black nationalism. .Americans for Freedom and the process for a quarter Black his~ decade; and the political science department tory can be Liberty Lobby, such a break the and should be. an integral part rightist tendency toward and associalc editor may be the only of the _of every American's education. way Ronald laissez faire capitalism when Guardian.) Reagan will ever see his name on popularity for unbridled the presidential ballot, but the business practices are at an all chances of a split helping "true" Suggestion -has time low. ------NEWPORT, Ky (UPI)- Sa muel merit conservatives · gain office are Perhaps consenatives have Oder almost got away with For once, our about the same as the possibility been new Governor has made a bitten by the same calling two police officers " pigs" suggestion of M Stanton Evans marrying that has merit. secession bug that bit their when he was arrested for being Angela Davis. - Governor Rhodes has suggested that ser liberal brethren during the drunk and diso r derly To begin with, Americans are vices such as welfare, food stamps, and Henry Wallace debacle of the Wednesday. swayed more by a political late unemployment compensation be 1940's. but conservatives, "He kept saying 'pig, pig' and combined into person~lity than the purity of one building perhaps tired of ideological at first I thought he was talking in a district. This he says ideology, _and conservatives tempering, compromise, and the to Kenny," said Policeman would save possible recipients of these ser would be wiser to look in their "give and take" that popular Charles Johnson, referring vices from going all over number for to his town to apply for a · charismatic politics necessitates, have yet to partner-Patrolman them. candidate Kenneth than gauging the provide a candidate that can Pigg. It's nice that for once, Rhodes has candidate's disfavor of, for someone other than example, detente...... ~ big business at heart. ... ·-... • Furthermore, a third party editor ...... tom snyder : • movement -could only damage managing editor ...... frank salsburg • • the already battered Republican associate editor ...... gary f'loyd • • party. Granted the GOP may ad manager ...... ted hoY • occasionally stumble • business manager ...... or vary on spring white 1 the path • assistant business manager...... of righteousness, ...... ann klarquist 1 : conservatives nevertheless will news editor . ....· ...... ' ...... gail snyder • • find their theories more easily sports editor ...... ' ...... dave stickel • • wire editor accepted by Republicans than .. '· ...... {red stevens t • by Democrats and the likes of circulation manager ...... sam Latham • • Ted Kennedy, Birch Bayh and secretary ...... jenice boykin • • William Proxmire. staff ..... tracey jayne thompson, bob zeid, ramonia knox, • • But a point perhaps more sue opt, nathan schioortz, vickie hodson, connie • • significant is one that neither buchenroth, michael graham, richard a vorpe, Libby heller, • • conservatives or liberals seem to julie clark • • be able to fathom that to be layout staff ...... terry st john, amy deisher, bill licklider • • either conservative or liberal is photograhers ...... jeff hiles, charles william;..' • • to harbor ideas which do not allen wilganows t 1 have wide-.spread popular • artists . .... herman thompson, marty roelandt, sam Latham support. • news services ...... united press international, college • 1· . , r L·l t'' Conservatives, for example, "• press service, conservation news, 1 "lus qo IN aNd q~r ~rew n11J. · wsu communications may . be correct all their • • in ••••••••••••••••••••••••• • Wright State m~nts . .February 20, 1975 GUARDIAN 5 - 'Black history, a struggle for progress (Editor's note: Dr Navy, rather than restrict Paul to Afro-American cultural centers. entered the haloed curriculum of Black History week should McStallworth, professor of mess units, took blacks in all It spread from Berkeley to · white colleges. Granted that this highlight the past that from our history, the author of this issue's branches of that service. Black Boston, from Tuskegee to Tufts, was a wonderful achievement or beginning, blacks with courage Wright Statement.) women were found in the from Prairie View to Princeton, conquest, for white students a·nd confidence have always by Dr Paul McStallworth WACS, WAVES, and other and from Harvard to Howard. need it as well as their faculty, pioneered in rebelling against the To the students of this supporting units. ''' Confrontation and the believe it or not, most blacks system with its injustices university, World War II is Black individuals and units movement did not remain on need the course also. imposed upon the blacks and almost ancient history. To those were decorated for bravery, campus. It caught fire in the I feel obligated to make a few poor. The of you who are of meritorious service beyond the high school and elementary carriers of the more observations on the challenge expect us Afro-American heritage, your call of duty, but not given the levels. The phenomenal spread to seek introduction of black history to ch an g e - reform parents, relatives, and friends of Medal of Honor again until the · of the black studies involving and Io r avoid it being thought of as a rap revolution for the that era found themselves as Korean war. In summary, there many of the various curriculums betterment of session or current events course. deprived cit izens with the job of was considerable improvement gave credence, support, and mankind. Moreover, I am not implying To those of reconciling the international in the status of black finally brought acceptance you who seek or that such has been either the may have an four freedo ms. These were listed employment by the end of the among blacks as well as publicly opportunity to anticipation or the case here. enter this specific in the presidential state of the war. There was more. Blacks and among whites. The saying of field, the Requests for the course have devotees of Clio, Union address in 1941. It was an the world saw and heard the Martin Luther King: "Black is adamantly often provoked administrative contend that ironic feeling with the four freedoms with the founding Beautiful" epitomizes that the approach and reaction which regarded the philosophy of this course ·deprivatio n of freedom that or establishment of the United acceptance. It was, of course, should movement as a "fad" or an have special tenets. blacks experienced as Nations in the USA. Thus, this preceded by a maturity of the Firstly, the exotic course. Thus, it often course should meet second-class citizens in the land country took a posture of world Afro-American population as all standard followed that the course was course requirements with regards of their birth. They, with whit~s , leadership. Blacks made known expressed in the poem of L M placed only in the summer to objectives, syllabus, displayed revulsion against the their plight with respect to Col l i n s ( F is k U n i v ersity) readings, schedule or restricted solely to a papers, despotism and Nazism abroad. World War II and its aftermath. Soliloquy, the Man Called quizzes and tests. one-term course Blacks were almost by US leadership was occasionally Nigger." from 1619 to Secondly, the course should present. The tenor of the times always themselves in the fight against distrusted and sometimes Black people, whether be taught by one who has have already indicated that these a deep institutional racism at home. severely criticized because of students or scholars in the ivory , dedicat~d concern for administrative actions were human and Blacks, however, found it injustice accorded blacks. towers, or as sages in the ghetto, personal dignity, and ostrich postures. With such vigorously necessar y to eliminate Whether one liked it or not, in this era more readily opposed to man's exposures, inhumanity to man. discrimination in two areas: the DuBois was right and the black recognized the questionable many Universities found themselves Thirdly, it should be taught by armed forces and supportive problem was no longer a values by the dominant group with sand in their eyes and aches one who is trained and defense industries. Blacks were domestic problem. Its arrival in considered quite suitable for the 'in their heads. They experienced in this field and, in heavily overrepresented in the the international market place of oppressed group. Such values also could not sit addition, one who has be services, s uch as engineering, ideas was a step to victory where tend toward the conservation comfortably. en There is also generously trained in United supply , transportation and port a world wanted and still wants and preservation of the status the observation that the States, European and African compani es. They were constructive peace. quo on all levels. Qualities introduction of this course in history. underrepresented in the Air -The melting pot may never considered suitable for white schools has been too often Corps, Marines and ground complete its work. However, subjugated people have been the responsibility of a special Fourthly, the course should be combat units other than the ethnic achievement is still submission, patience, endurance, off ice or a vice president in conducted by one who is infantry. They were subjected to mandatory for the good life in humility, simplicity, obedience cultural affairs, rather than a objective in dealing segregatio n in recreational and the USA. Many blacks work and meekness. select curriculum committee. with The sources-Dunning or DqBois transportational facilities on actively to achieve success. Some If these sound familiar to you course has been added materials, as well as with Army posts. Clashes between were attempting to gain it, while as so-called Christian virtues, it is sometimes following the emphases in thought-provoking white and black soldiers were burdened with a psychological not surprising. It is not unusual pleadings of the personnel techniques and guidance in class commonplace. In some areas, "hang up." Woodson, the father for religion to be used to departments agitated by the instruction. serious race riots broke out. of Black Historiography, buttress the status quo since Dean of men or women, or Fifthly , as much as humanly Although t he records reveal that recognized it when he said, "We religion functions in a student personnel. It should possible, the course blacks p erformed capably, must cease to straighten our conservative manner. Some of receive university support as should be confined to the paths racism and segrega tional hair, bleach our faces and be you recall that Frederick much as any other course and and search for truth rather practices certainly had some Negroes and be good ones. " A Nietzsche dismissed Christianity may be as much as a core course. than personal platforms and propaganda. detrimental effects on their much older sage held forth: as a religion for slaves, unfit for Even in some predominantly Lastly , .if morale and operational " Know Thyself." a dominant group. black schools, competent at all possible, in addition to the above, the course efficiency . Recognition of the task In view of this observation, we scholars who support this action will probably be more spicy if In industry, e mployers involved came early in the black could say that these black were at times unduly criticized and conducted by one who has converting for war production, experience as Alice students were not seeking to regarded as racists. Perhaps a traveled widely in this country were loathe to hire blacks Dunbar-Nelson observed destroy Universities, their ROTC few were. and abroad. Much color may be despite t he great need for fifty-two years ago: buildings, or desecrate high Most liberal scholars sought to added if he or she is of somber manpower. Rather than hire the All this is by way of" reminding schools. Rather, they were redress the balance in traditional hue. black American for special ourselves that for two seeking to change them, for history which so long ignored However, probably by 2475, training or in-service training for generations we.have given brown many had become the bastions the fruth in regard to active and there will be no need for upgrading , potential blacks were and black children a blonde ideal of institutionalized prejudices as positive roles and effects played celebration of this particular hired for the general services as of beauty to worship, a well as ivory towers of by black leaders and the masses week! janitors, attendants, chauffers, millz-white literature to knowledge controlled by in th history of this country. messengers and stockmen. assimilate, and a pearly paradise unsympathetic administrators. Machinist s, millwrights, sheet to anticipate, in which their dark These militant students appeared metal wo rkers, electricians and faces would be hopelessly out of half-baked to the alumni and other highly skilled group jobs place. older generations. were seldom given to blacks. For centuries, black people Moreover, they appeared to be Only after A Philip Randolph, have struggled for liberation uprooting their fondest hopes, head of an all-black brotherhood · from the forces of but there was and still is a need of sleeping car porters made dehumanization. Some concrete for democratizing (not PUblic the plans for a massive and substantive results were patronizing) these institutions " March on Washington obtained during the last three with larger and wiser alumni and Movement " did FDR issue decades. In this country, the student representatioP. in the Executive Order 8802 . A clause struggle was highlighted in a government of them. In Loco barring discrimination was dynamic interrelationship Parentis has gone with the wind included in all defense contracts. between the civil rights and thus the concept of doing To the editor: And drink? Yes, drink I say. A , com mittee on fair movement, the urban uprising, something for youth must also My trusty typewriter cries: Coffee, cola-, tea or milk, employment was established. the demand for black power, be changed to doing something Tip, Tap alas, all, yes all, Other action was taken to and a deepening thrust for black with youth. tippy, tap at those prices itnprove the lot of the black nationalism and consciousness. The youth of this special era It's time to bring seem a certain bilk! Cri ~ldiers. tics decried the fact One cannot readily understand really started something and it the ol' administration into that few teeth were in it. this struggle unless it is placed in should be followed up, just as swing, However, Wherein was it a symbol of the context of the international black history is being pursued at with the prevalent theme Since I'm an intellectual, conquest for the improvement movement of African people least in many institutions, if not of happenings in academe. Complaints, of this group as well as the USA? toward self-determination as most, instead of the deference Would be highly ineffectual. . There was a noticeable part of a larger act by the given it only in a week of weak 'Dear me, dear my, So, improvement in the status of the colonzied people of the world recognition. what should I buy?' I keep writing these words of black troo ps in World War II as since World War II. It is an accepted and proven Said I in exasperation wit ~ornpared to World War I. One should observe closely fact that with Woodson, the standing and facing Wright hoping they'll be a hit ntegrated Officer Candidate that these movements had their Afro-American History Station. amongst those men ~~ools were established. The own campus manifestations in assocation (which is to be its 'A double-decked Captain who at WSU's pyramid-tip bllr Corps and Marines took the thrust for black studies new name) and other pressure Bro.any do sit. lcks for the first time. The programs, as well as black or groups, Black History finally or a simple sandwich of balony Andy Clemens 6 GUARDIAN February 20, 1975 Bid Euchre Tournament Clwmber Singers Green Beret on Amnesty Company Speech Night A bid euchre tournament Wright State University's Gerry Condon, Company a Green a musical On Thursday, March 6, the will be held Friday i n rooms Chamber Singers will present Beret who went comedy, will AWOL in be presented by Department of Speech 041-043 of the University its mid-winter choral concert February, 1969, and the Wright State has been University Communication will host its Center from 5 pm to 1 am. Sunday afternoon February living in exile in Sweden theatre on March and 7, 8, 12, 13, winter quarter Speech Night Entry fee is 75 cents. All 23, at 3 pm in the concert Canada, will 14 and 15 speak on at 8: 30 pm and at 8 pm in 101 Fawcett. All players receive a d eck of hall of the Creative Arts Universal and Unconditional March 9 at 7: 30 pm in the members of the University cards. Trophies will be given center. It is open to the Amnesty today at Festival Playhouse 2 pm in of the community are invited to to the winning team. For public· without charge. room 221 Millett. Creative Arts center. attend this program. more information, call Terri Tickets for Company are Speech Night is an activity Gilliam of Zeta Tau Alpha, at available at the University wherein representatives from 433-8896. theatre box office, located in the various SPC 135 classes News the lobby of the Information Center Creative Arts (Essentials of Public center. Box office hours Speaking) Feminist An Information Center to are are brought Consciousness · 12 noon - 4 together serve and inform students in pm , into competition. in Literature Monday-Friday and Two community in and around the Shor~ days of members of each section performance. For will Miami Valley area, has been reservations compete in a preliminary Due to a mixup in printing, or information, round formulated through the call of persuasive speeches Feminist Consciousness in efforts 426-3500. at 7 pm, with the three Literature was omitted from of Wilberforce Celebration Series University winners of the preliminary the spring quarter schedule. students and other The Wright State University New Nexus cooperating competition advancing to the The course is scheduled for schools. This will theatre presents the first The new Nexus is on sale at be done final round at 8. Mondays and Wednesdays, by means of radio production in its new· the Bookstore, at the Nexus and 7:30-8:45 pm, room 221 television. Celebration series, an evening office in the basement of the The winner of the final Allyn. It is a Activities must be sent to of two student University Center adjoining three credit -produced round of competition will undergraduate the Wilberforce information works performed the Rathskeller or at the course and is in th receive a trophy and all final center , Wilberforce Nex us booths. Price listed as English 190. The Celebration theatre of the is 50 round pa rt University, Wilberforce cents. i cipants will class number is 7006. Paula 0 hio Creative Arts Center on receive 45384 certificates. Randall is the instructor. , or call 376-6565 at February 28 and March 1, at least two weeks in advance. 8:30 pm. New Alumni President The program consists of a Garnett McDonough, a new one-act piay, The Springfield attorney, has been MIDWEST PRESENTATIONS Celina 's fine films Bureaucrat, by Alan Yaffe, elected president of the El, a Spanish film classic, and a collage of dramatic Wright State University Koboco Enterprises will be Saturday's pieces on the Alumni and . • relationship of association. university presentation in the WOBC's man anC. woman assembled presents center Fine Film series. The 8 pm by Lin Fima and Bob Bailey. board performance is free, and will TV Workshop Campus be held on the Celina campus. Tickets for the Celebration Information REO Service is SPEEDWAGON series are available at the door sponsoring a television workshop Special only on evenings of every Guest Stars Friday afternoon performance. The University from 1 to 3 FROM pm in the old TV ENGLAND Theatre box office will open studio (005 Fawcett). at 6: 30 pm on performance MAN nights. Seating is limited. General admission is $1. Sunday, March 9, 1975 Wright State University Gymnasium 8pm· h's a woman's right to make her own decision. Tickets: $3.50 wsu Students (Must 24 hr service, strictly confidential show valid ID) $4.50 General Pub Ii"c No fee. , $5.po Day of Show 1 Tickets '"J cµ/;1 on sale at WSU University Center Candy Counter, SIRTHR~GHT to~nseling Forest Record 1 Shop, both Goldc;-1rods, Cheshire Cat- Brown ,I ! ' I i I " I I I i Street, Sears Downtown. 111 I ' 223 - ' • 13446 • , I I 1 I
INTER-CLUB-COUNCIL IS VERY INTERESTED IN SPONSORING IN ORDER A CAMPUS "COFFEEHOUSE". TO HELP ORGANIZE SOMETHING OF THIS NATURE, OPINIONS WE NEED YOUR IDEAS AND SO THAT WE MAY BEST SERVE YOU. PLEASE QUESTIONS ANSWER THE FOLLOWING AND RETURN THE QUESTIONNAIRE TO THE SITY CENTER. ICC OFFICE ROOM 042 UNIVER-- ' 1 Would you be interested in having a coffeehouse on campus? 2 Are you ...... single? married? 3 Are you ...... student? faculty? other? 4 Are you...... freshman? sophomore? junior? senior? graduate? 5 When would you participate...... weeknights? weekends? WALOENBOOKS both? Salem Mall Dayton none of the above 6 Being a Commuter Campus, do you think that the idea is feasible and that once started it would be able to perpetuate itself? ...... 7 Your comments·---~------February 20, 1975 GUARDIAN 7 ../~ Flu spreads, caution helps 1 ~o- ~ b.Y Ra mania Knox . . Three specific types of flu complicating infections. ~ ?)Q Noticed your classes lately have been identified, they may The antibiotic and sulfa drugs ~ ~ have had attendance less than act alone or combine to cause that work against so many ~ capacity? One reason for these the flu. Attempts to produce a bacteria have no affect on · . ,· V b, . ~ abse.nces ma?' .be plain, old vaccine against the flu have been influenza virus. They may be · . 4_,,~ fashioned sk1ppmg of. classes, largely unsuccessful, partly given to ward off or control 1 ~. but f)QOther reason may be that because the virus seems to secondary invasions. ',;.; , gi:~at class decimator which change character between The basic treatment for the flu --...;;; !.l! strikes WSU every year at about epidemics. is to rest in bed, for as long as f-,..1 this same time; the flµ. The virus is spread by droplet necessary to regain strength and it' Influenza, commonly known infection, being coughed, avoid complications, and drink as the flu is a virus disease that sneezed, and talked out of the plenty of fruit juices to replace may attack the respiratory, mouths, noses, throats, and body water and vitamins that are nervous, or gastrointestinal lungs of people whom it infects. lost through perspiration. system. The virus is around most of The worst way to fight it is to The flu usually occurs in the time, harbored by humans. fight it on your feet. -_--· ~- - epidemic form, many people in a They fall ill when their Symptomatic treatment, which community being struck at the resistance is lowered. Epidemics is still the best that can be same time. The epidemic usually begin when circumstances for offered to flu victims, may also reaches its peak in two or three the spread of the virus are include aspirin, cough-control weeks, then subsides in another favorable. medicines and antihistamines. month or two. Influenza comes on suddenly. "The best way to prevent the The victim usually feels quite flu, " says Laura O'Hara, Nurse VA has education loans ve~ sick, and uncomfortable, Clinician for Health Services, "is for unwilling to work, unable to get a glu shot that is offered in The Veterans administration is The new measure provides that including other educational play. the fall. Diet hc.is a lot to do with processing applications for new applicants must have exhausted loans, grants, scholarships, VA The early symptoms may be it also, a balanced diet keeps education loans for veterans all efforts to obtain student educational assistance and cash much like those of the common resistance up." O'Hara also said attending school under the GI loans administered by the assets. The year in which the cold, except that the feeling of p t~rsons with the flu or a cold are bill. The loans, up to a Department of Health, loan application is submitted weakness is much greater. Other wi:lcome to come to the Health maximum of $600 in one Education and Welfare. The will be the base year for common complaints are Cent <~r. academic year, were established student must list all lenders reporting income. headaches, fatique, drowsiness, Th , ~ center also has pamphlets by the Vietnam-era Veterans applied to, with dates notified of VA also said the school must general aches and pains and availc_ble entitled The Cold. Readjustment Assistance act of final decisions. If denied a certify the student's course of chills and fever. A dry cough and 1974, enacted by Congress in guaranteed student loan, copies study and tuition and fees for all painful eyes may also be present. December. of denial statement from each students and any room and The course of the disease may The new law also provided a lender must accompany the VA board charges. run from two days to many 22.7 percent increase in monthly application. No loan may be approved for weeks, and weakness persists for payments for 1.5 million All financial resources must be intersession or other enrollment quite sometime afterwards. veterans in training under the GI rep.orted by the student, periods of less than 10 weeks. Relapses often occur, and the bill, which raised benefits for n~tiPnt i~ ''
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1 Street Address 1 q:OOpPI City State ZIP----- Phone ------1 1 -----~ I Educat;on · I · ...... _Your Current Job -:- i ~------"""- Rock 'n roll February 20, 1975 GUARDIAN 9 If they're wise, Midwest REO Speedwagon plays WSU productions and t he University by Gary Floyd talent and energy nevertheless. as composers. Despite their weaknesses, there REO Speedwagon will net Paced by lead guitarist Gary Furthermore, there is evidence is nothing wrong with REO that followers on two WSU campuses Richrath, REO displays an that the group subscribes to the a little more experience and next month with a performance understanding of the mechanics fallacy of volume; that a group polish won't take care of. in Dayton March 9, and a stop at •1,good energy rock'n roll; cannot kick out the jams Furthermore, these folks may Celina's Western Ohio Branch competent g.uitar work, without kicking up the decibels. have found their cosmic niche in Campus the following night. keyboards and voca_ls which But these frailties aside, there's energy rock, a medium in which And if the group's second don't distract from the no disputing that these dudes they perform well. If REO album, named appropriately aforementioned. can kick ass. Set them loose on decides to don their hair and enough, REO Two (Epic Ke But some· of this potential is an established energy classic like play old Carpenter's medleys, 317 4) is any barometer of the spent on weak material. Chuck Berry's Little Queenie (as they're in trouble . . group's potential, the Wright Performing mostly their own on REO Two's premiere side) Center Board, the fo lks handling State multitudes will witness material, REO Two has a couple and, B onzai, these dud~s not the WSU Concerts, will talent and energy which is of examples of a gap between only cut through it like a laser, purposely leave _ some empty Discussions sometimes misdirected, but REO as performer and the group but could even inspire the profs space on the PE building floor. lunching in the faculty lounge to A lot of folks are g.oing to want leave their seats and do the to dance to this concert, for Records rock with versatility bump. REO doesn't play music to sit by Bruce Meyer once quoted as saying that Ray personally cross-examine Moreover, the group's music still by. United Press Internaliona,L Manzarek " is the Doors." Then government witnesses in the grows on the listener; though Produced by Bill Rose II, scion Henrx Gro s~Plug Me Into Jim died in his Parish bathtub case-including convicted not overly impressed with side of another noted musician and Something (A&M SP-4502) and proved it wasn't so, because Watergate conspirators John one's Being Kind after the initial the object of at least one joke, -A tour de force of rock 'n' the Doors died with him. Mitchell and Richard listening, I found myself singing REO is strictly high-voltage roll versatility. Henry Gross was Still, it was a high compliment Kleindienst ...the film version along after a couple trips around boogie band, and if REO Two is one of the original members of and Jim Morrison was not the of the rock opera Tommy· the turntable. indicative, not ,a bad one. the 1950s resurrectionists Sha sort to bestow such without premieres in New York in Na Na. Now he's left the grease good reason. This is Manzarek's March, starring Who lead singer and the gold lame behind to go second solo album-and it is a Roger Daltrey in the title .... lctt®.Mi:fil[t•~~\)lM'ffift1%9l~~%- solo. Gross has a good voice, startling improvement over' the role ... at a recent LA concert, Talell I W. ~l~ writes first-class songs with . a first. the Eagles and stablemate Dan touch of tongue-in-cheek humor Manzarek's first album, The Fogelberg were joined Seal"Ch Singers, music ians, • and plays a searing guitar. Golden Scarab, was lost to a unexpectedly-on stage by Joe ~~i dancers, t ech nic ians, There's no ne of Sha Na Na in heavy.handed prnduction and a Walsh, Jackson Browne, Linda m agicians, banjo this record ; i·t·s a kind of guided laughable pretentious Ronstadt and JD Souther. Nice _ players , acrobat s , ·' tour of the last decade-from the philosophical ."concept." On piano p!ayers, to have friends. 00 l~ puppet eers, British invasion A ll My Love to The Who le Thing . . . Manzarek heavy metal Dixie Spider Man retains intact much of the I novelty acts . . . and country-rock Evergreen. underlying style in that initial I it takes all kinds of f~ talent to entertain Cedar Point's 2,500,000 summer And just to keep things effort, but gets back to music. guests, and the search is on. So. check the auditio n balanced , there's a gentle, His voice is improving, the I Concerts I schedule, polish up your act and come show us your acoustic ballad Only One, some production is surer and, most I talent. Technicians, come for an interview with Cedar raunch y Lou Reed Tomorrow's important, the songs have more February 24-Rod Stewart and I Point's Live Shows. YOU'LL COME ALIVE IN '75! Memory Lane and a solid guts. Faces with REO Speedwagon, sprinkling of straightforward This is the first album made by Cincinnati Gardens, tickets at i.f.;m,_~_:_:: AUDITION AND INTERVIEW SCHEDULE 1975 rock 'n' roll. a former Door that· a hardcore Sears. W PittU>urgh. Pennsylvania- Fri .. February 28, 1975 Detroit. Michigan- ThuTs .. March 6 . 1975 There is not a single weak cut Doors fan might '.~ Carnegie-Mellon University, Student Act1v1ties Center Ponchartrain Hotel. Plaza Roo_m actually enjoy. March 2- Ramsey Lewis and "'' lnterviews - 3 ·00 P.M . Audition; - 4 :00 PM. Interviews - 3 :00 P.M . Aud111ons - 4 :00 P.M . on this al bum-and if that makes And that, too, is a high Les McCann, Dayton Memorial Sandusky. Ohio - Sat .. March 8 . 1975 it sound like Henry Gross can do compliment. Hall, tickets $5.50 and $6. Indianapolis. Indiana- Sun .. March 2 , 1975 (Areas East of Sandusky) everyth Stouffer's Indianapolis Inn. Ballroom Cedar Point Centennial Theatre ing, then you've got the March 2- Johnny Winter and lnt~rviews - 3 :00 P.M . Aud111ons 4 :00 PM. Interviews - 10:00 A .M . Aud1t·ons - 11 :00 A .M
idea. Don't miss this one. John Lennon has won the first the James Gang Dayto·n Hara Sandusky. 6t.io - Sun .. March 9. 1975 Cincinnati, Ohio - Tues .. March 4 . 1975 I (A reas West of Sandusky/ Ray Manzarek The Whole battle of the New Year in his Arena, tickets $5.50. Stouffer's Cincinnati Inn. Bronze Room !fl Cedar Po•nt Centennial Theatre lnterviews- 4 :00 P.M . Aud11tons 5 :00 P.M . @l Thing Started With Rock & Roll deportation struggles. A federal Interviews - 10:00 A .M . Auditions - 11 :00 A .M . ~W And No w It's Out Of Control judge has granted Lennon's (Mercury SRM 1-1044) request that he be allowed to Live Show Dept., Cedar Point, Sandusky, Ohio 448 7 0 ti r------~------~------, x 1~~- ·-~ I ULB I CMarPollm ON LAKE ERIE, SANDUSKY, OHIO :~~~ - I I I I : t ~Vt.R:-/o~E · TuE.. lt>~i t Beverage-Dock t INV\"Tt:.D TO I> ClJL'I t t .L--EA RN A 'JOOR t BEER, WINE, a_nd PARTY SUPPLIES . t Ll\TLE. 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But only two persons picked Central fourth in a state meet held in The team of Woodrow, Groty, had a good season too, for their • first • Michigan over Miami in the tie-breaker . Youngstown, Ohio, last McKenzie, and Jill Cuhlman year," said Dexter. They • finished Pat Roberts collects the free pizza by virtue of the 79-7 4 Thursday and Friday. placed fifth in the 400 yd with three wins and four losses. score. Actual game score was 78-74. The Raiders loss at First place went to Bowling freestyle relay with a time of Bellarmine most certainly surprised everyone as the Green with 571 points. Miami 4:06.38. " However," said Dexter, "our losses majority picked WS U. finished second with 324 points The team's diver, Carol Ivan, were only to major Our Guardian staff fared very well and our schools like Cleveland State. We experts will be and third place went to Ohio finished ninth in the one meter Tom Snyder (TS), Frank Salsburg (FS) , Gary did have a big wi n over the Floyd (F), State with 276 points. diving competition, scoring and Dave Stickel (DS}. All University of Toledo." games this week are Saturday WSU scored 149 points, 252.15 pts. • contests. Good luck. Men's and women's swimming winning over seven other Ohio Coach Toledo at Miami(DS)(F)(TS}(FS) Lee Dexter said the colleges in competition. women's team was "really at Wright State has great Central State at Wright State(DS)(F)(TS)(FS} The team of Barbara outstanding," esptcially potential, said Dexter. Already Rutgers(DS} at LaSalle(F)(TS}(FS) since Woodrow, Teri Groty, Vicki the colleges that recruitment from high schools Kentucky(FS) at Alabama(DS)(F}(TS) beat them had Groty and Heidi Dabblet placed teams of for next year's team has NC State(F)(FS) at Clemson(DS)(TS) about 20 girls as begun. fifth in the 200 yard medley compared to "We had many strong Arizona State(FS) at Texas El Paso(DS)(F)(TS) their eight. relay and third in the 400 yard showings by Indiana(DS)(F)(TS)(FS} at Purdue The team is five and one, with freshpersons this medley relay. one year," and Dexter Middle Tenn(DS)(TS}(FS} at Austin Peay(F) more meet this weekend at added', "the Woodrow set a new meet future looks Providence(F)(FS} at Niagara(DS)(TS} Miami before the regionals in bright." record with 5:02.43 in the 400 Michigan and the nationals Ohio Sta~e(DS} at Illinois(F)(TS in )( FS) yard individual medley. She also Tie-breaker: Arizona. placed second in the 200 yard Dexter predicts that the Army(F) at Navy(DS}(TS)(FS} Ohio IM and the 100 yard backstroke. women will dominate the Last week we had a record entry of 40 contestants .. Pat, Teri Groty finished fourth in women's collegiate swimming at stop by the Guardian office and pick up your pizza coupon. the 400 yd IM with a time of the regionals. Drop all entries into the Guardian bullseye box across from 5: 21.72. She also took fifth He hopes to send at least one the Wright Station or the Guardian office University Center place in the 50 yd b utterfly and and perhaps more, WSU women room 046 before 5 pm Friday. 100 yd b reastroke and eighth to the National meet. According • place in the 100 yd butterfly. to Dexter, most of the ~··········· · ····················~················~ ir times in Scientists attempt to tap reservoir AUSTIN, Texas Oil-well drillers along the heated from underneath from extract natural ( UPI)-University of Texas gas and possibly Texas coastline often ran into about 300 to 500 degrees. The have potable scientists and engineers are water for GIVE BLOOD TO blowouts because, Dorfman said, pressure inside is almost double irrigation," he said. conducting a three-year, $3 "It'll be a they penetrated the geothermal normal." wildcat, KEEPAGOO million project to see but we're doing a if it is zone at about 7 ,000 to 10,000 In addition, natural gas is possible to tap a giant reservoir tremendous amount of THING GOING. feet. suspended in the hot water, of hot water and natural gas geological and well-logging work " It's a young sedimentary Dorfman said. When the gas is on under the Gulf Coast. it now." $1 O per donation basin that is unique in the removed, the water should be Preliminary estimates The project is being funded to buy gas. are the United States. It extends inland pure enough for irrigation. zone could supply one-third of through grants of the Atomic Plasma twice a week. Or about 200 miles under the Texas "Our ultimate aim is to drill a whole blood every 8 weeks. the state's electrical generating Energy Commission and several and Louisiana coasts and well and bring these fluids to the Mon.-Sat. Free Parking needs for 50 years. If successful, Texas electric utility companies. offshore about 100 miles," he surface to generate power, the project could lead to the said. ~blood alliance development of similar "What happened was the basin DENVER (UPI)-Mrs Sydney will have to be replaced. geothermal basins around the was filled in with a succession of Burns told police her 14-year-old "I have no idea why anyone world as viable energy sands and muds by ancient river son Eric was wrestled to the would do such a thing," she said. producers. systems similar to the floor at Cole Junior High School "No other project like this has Mississippi. The sand bodies sank by two youths who stole his been conducted before," said Dr down and the waters were $175 glass eye. Myron Dorfman, associate locked in. The whole thing was "It was a pretty sick thing to A-1 VW Service, 5950 North Dixie Drive. Engine Rebuilding director of the UT center for then covered by new systems. do," she said. $200. Valve Grinding $110.95. Tuneup $20.95. Above in energy studies. "But there are "In effect what we've got is a Police said they had no cludes parts and labor. WSU ID 10% off. We service other similar basins around the world, great big pressure cooker. It's suspects in the theft. Mrs Burns makes and models. 898-5702 so this will have global got a great bit cover on it, about said Eric can see with his one implications." 7 ,000 to 10,000 feet and it's good eye, but his artificial eye
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(Can teach theory). 2-13-8 See Dave in 339 Fawcett 435-0784 after 6. 1-30-8 will accept niale. or female. 228-1345 2-13-5 2-6-6 February 20, 1975 GUARDIAN 11 Raider fems Raiders drop near .500 • by Dave Stickel score a fourth and final time at of 18 charity tosses while WSU Wright State University may 71-71 on a layup. convert ed 5 of 6 free t hrows. p<>St wms be in desperate trouble to reach Both squads blew last minute The Raiders out goaled the a winning season this year after opportunities for a patterned home town team 37-35. Don't look now but the Raider •J'dropping a 83-79 overtime offensive play to win the game Falknor who netted 31 points women's basketball team has contest to Bellarmine College by ball handling miscues. The against Bellarmine is in striking pasted together back to back last Saturday evening. Knights threw the ball away distance of becoming the wins over the last week to up its The Raiders found themselves with five seconds left and the Raiders third 1,000 point player in trouble season record to 4-9. On from the beginning as Raiders set up for a desperation in WSU history. Bill Fogt and Saturday afternoon the ladies forward Jim Hall of the Knights play. Tim Walker reached the coveted ripped the Raiders zone Falknor received the blasted Ott er ~ ein 67-21 behind out of goal last season in their senior Sandi Pedrotti's 21 points and defense's for 18 points in the bounds pass and launched a 45 years. center T erry York's 17 first half. foot bomb that bounded off the Central State will bring a 14-9 rebounds. Hall missed last year's game rim with no time on the record to WSU with all five Ohio Dominican visited the PE with WSU due to a · bruised scoreboard. Bellarmine won the starters scoring in double figures. building on Monday and left tailbone. "I saw t hat game last overtime as a result of six free CSU is led by guard Bobby discouraged as Margie Coates year and they didn't look throws. Brown and freshperson Steve tough and Kim Williamson notched 12 ," Hall said. " We just Throughout the ball game Bayless from Xenia. This is the points each to defeat Ohio didn't play ball. I r eall y wanted there were many disputable first meeting between the two 43-39. Coach Amelie Jackson a shot at them. " whistles blown against Raider Miami valley institutions and it and her squad will finish the During the first twenty , personnel. As a result promises to be an exciting game. minutes the Raid regular season at Central State ers just f ell Bellarmine, now 11-10, made 13 apart as Bellarmin on Monday at 6: 30 pm. e disturbed the The WS U grappler's dropped a WSU offense with its zone press pair of matches to Bowling and the 51 per cent field goal UCB CINEMA -~------Green and West Liberty of West percentage netted the Knights a Virginia. BGSU pinned . the 46-31 margin. Raiders 19-17 while Liberty "We came out with strictly a romped over our grapplers 35-6 man to man defense in the Wher e does t he camping trip end .. . with only Rob Taylor becoming Vicki Mercer's jump shot against second half and went to the and the nightmare begin ...? the only Raider double winner Ohio Dominican helped the running game," said Raider to extend his record to 20-3-1. Raiders to a 49-39 win Monday. assistant coach, Jim Brown. At Parl Bargo , Chuck W ray , and (Jeff Hiles pho lo) that point the Raiders must have Dennis Cl eary were also Raider started to look tough for Hall, as winners with Taylor against heavyweight. WSU (11-9) will be he cooled down and WSU BGSU. Cleary is now 9-3-1 home Saturday at 1 pm against pecked away at the lead. wrestling at 190 pounds and Indiana Central. Lyle Falknor then began an awesome offensive onslaught with 17:01 remaining. The 6 foot 5 forward scored the Raiders next ten points to close Lakers improve record the gap at 54-51 with 11:21 to go. During the remainder of The Lakers of Celina's Western OU-Chillicothe, and finished on regulation play the game became Ohio branch campus finished the short end of a 99-60 score. tied on three different occasions their basketball season with a Last weekend, the Lakers and then Falknor knotted the 5·15 record, which i s four more competed in the Ohio Regional WASHINGTON (UPI)- The victories and two less defeats branch campus hoop tourney in student as a consumer in the than the year prev ious. Newark, and were defeated by emerging educational buyer's The Lakers won game number their first opponent, Kent market was a leading topic at the five at home against Richmond's State-East Liverpool, by a 97-79 annual meeting of the Indiana-East, by a score of score. The eventual tourney Association of American 74-73. winner was OU-Chillicothe, who Colleges in Washington. 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