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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Activities at CORE Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Guardian Student Newspaper by an authorized administrator of CORE Scholar. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Point Wright State University GUARDIAN ? March 4, IH74 Vol 10 Issue 40 1974 budget neither boom nor bust by Tom Snyder budget requests. which in turn are based on past Budget planning for next year is Murray will also meet with the enrollment, is for $11,040,000 in underway at Wright State and it steering committee of Academic state subsidies. appears that, although things Council. The initial projection for income aren't booming, the crunch that "We'll be reviewing the budget from student fees and tuition is hit last year will not reoccur. with the deans and the Steering $6,811,000. According to Thomas Keller, di Committee." said Murray. "The "Enrollment estimates is the rector of the Budget office, WSU Steering Committee will be critical thing." said Keller. is looking to hold the line on next asking for clarification and justi- Both of the initial projections year's budget. The only increase fication. may be changed after subse being allowed for. according to "It's essentially an exchange of quent budget meetings. Keller, are for inflation, in information." said Murray, "so "This year." said Keller, "enroll creased cost of benefits and pay the Steering Committee will be ment's been better than antici raises. aware of what the academic pated." Keller indicated that nothing budget will be." Student fees for the rest of this written had bftep sent to the A budget review committee year have been projected to various departments, but said which includes faculty members, bring this year's fee income t.< executive vice-president l)r one student member, one staff $6,627,855. or $140,000 over what Andrew Spiegel h.-.s met with member, and members from the was "xpected. deans, department chairers and steering committee will meet The final figure for this year's administrative heads and indi- with WSU vice presidents and state subsidy is $482,000 over cated to them expected income President Robert Kegerreis to what was expected. This figure levels and expenditure increases. discuss budget requests, pro does not include the $70,000 that Keller said WSl' is projecting a jected income and state subsidy the Ohio Board of Regents look total Instructional and General for next year. away from WSU's subsidy. income for the main campus of Faculty members of the com Miscellaneous income, which in $20,272,000 for next year, two mittee are chose by the steering eludes things such as invest million increase over this year's committee. 'That'll be the final ments and overhead for research figure. review." said Murray. projects, is projected al Requests were supposed to be Spiegel said they will "probably $1,359,000 or $348,000 over the into the Budget office by Friday, ask Student Caucus" to choose expected amount. February 22, but only 55 per cent the student this year. Projected figures for total were in by that time, according Spiegel said the final budget income from miscellaneous stu Itlff— to Keller. meeting with "he budget com dent fees for this year is ex Keller did say liberal arts, mittee will occur next month. pected to remain the same as the business and administration, and State subsidy is probably the initial projection of $350,300. '60 Minutes' duo education had submitted re- most important part of the bud In ail. the projection for this quests last week. get. The amount is based on the year's total income has increased Beginning this week and lasting enrollment of full time equiva- to $18,270,473. or $971,683 over at WSU tonight until March 13, Assistant lent students. what was originally expected. Provost John Murray will meet Keller said the initial projection Increased expenditures will use by Gary Floyd by Garv Floyd with deans of the various for next year's subsidy, based on up nearly all of the increased in academic colleges to discuss their projected enrollment figures James X Kilpatrick's liberal ad The right has no more eloquent IContinued on page 8) versary on 60 minutes is the speaker than James Jackson Kil- enlightened leftist, Nicholas Von patrick. Hoffman. Kilpatrick. who will engage Filio wins LA Caucus spot New York City born. Von Hoff Nicholas Von Hoffman in "Point man graduated from the Univer- Counterpoint" Monday at 8 pm in by Frank Nalsburg solved without an app?sl. Filic protested this decision to sity of Missouri, after which he the gym, is best known for his Paul Filio swept the special All candidates, including !hose the Election Commission, which became affiliated with radical or nationally syndicated column election for liberal arts seat on not present (who had been then agreed to open the polls ganizer Saul Alinsky. Von Hoff (which runs in the Dayton Daily Student Caucus, winning over 50 notified of the meeting), con- Wednesday and Thursday even man's nationally syndicated News) and his weekly appear per cent of the vote in a four can- curred. ing. column, written under the aegis ances on CBS's 60 Minutes. didate field. The Commission's decision not Due to a mixup. however, no of the Washington Pont, also Born in Oklahoma City 53 years A final ballot count released by to open the polls was based on body from the Election Commis appears weekly in the Dayton ago, Kilpatrick started his jour the election commission Friday the low voter turnout in the sior. was available Wednesday- Daily New s nalistic career in Richmond, Vir morning showed Filio with 54 previous special election this evening to pick up the ballot box Armed with a wit one could ginia in 1941. a career that has votes out of 103 cast. Order of quarter, and the scarcity of stored in Security and the polls shave with. Von Hoffman un- seen him become a contributing the other candidates was: Ted evening liberal arts classes. .'Continued on page 61 leashes verbal nematocysts on editor to William F Buckley's Low, 25; Kathie Brockman, 20; Nixon, conservative dicta, and. National Review and frequent and Gordon Porter, four. occasionally. James J Kilpatrick. visitor on Meet the Press Election Commission member "Now Ja:k," Von Hoffman re /s an author. Kilpatrick has Rick Commingore said the vote marked recently after hearing championed conservative causes represented about ten per cent of Counter-point his conservative counterpart in The Smut Peddlers, The those eligible to vote. blame ecology advocates as being Sovereign and The Lasting Filio arrived just after the count partly responsible for the energy South which he co-edited. was completed and his first re- crunch, "don't go blaming the As a political commentator from action on hearing the count was, Audobon Society for the gas the right, Kilpatrick says of "I'm relieved." r He added. "I'm amazed I got shortage." state's rights, "So long as the Nicholas Von Hoffman, But Von Hoffman is perhaps I beams of the construction that many people. I really am." liberal speaker, and James Filio said his first action as a most outspoken when he takes remain undisturbed, the ravages J Kilpatrick, conservative issue with Nixon, who he often of federal encroachment may be Caucus member would be "to get to know my constituency better, speaker, will debate to- refers to. tongue firmly in cheek, repaired." night at 8 pm in the main And despite the fact he has to know what they're thinking, as "President Truthful." gym in the Artists and Lec- Nixon, Von Hoffman contend*., become disenchanted with Presi and maybe to start a "is the first president to instill dent Nixon since the Watergate newsletter." the crudest features of big city fiasco. Kilpatrick still praises the The ballot count came a day Supreme Court of which Nixon after challenges to the election The debate will be gangster machine in the White patterned after their House " has appointed four members. seemed a good bet. Von Hoffman is also author of a "A court," Kilpatrick wrote, A dispute over the original book with the prophetic title "We "marked not by brilliance but decision of the commission not to are the People Our Parents common sense." open the polls in the evening and Warned U» About." "It is nonsense," Kilpatrick then its reversal of that decision opined recently, "that as Nixon Von Hoffman has been accorded threatened to lead to appeals. At left are goes so goes the Republican Associate Ombudser Eric Wag two of the most prestigous things both men. that can be given a liberal: Kudos party. Conservatives should ner arranged a meeting of Filio, from Ramparts magazine, and reject the silly notion that their l.ow. Commingore, and Joanne being branded a "dilletante" by IContinued on page 6) Risaeher, assistant dean of stu- the Chicago Tribune. dents, at which the issue was re- J Kilpatrick 2 Guardian March 4, 1974 Counseling Services has it all by Sharon Watcrn come aware of what kind of Clodfelter has been developing Walk into the Counseling Ser- person they are. what the department calls the vices office, located at 135 Zwetschke listed the testing Educational Vocational Informa Oelman Hall, and you are hit that is done in the office. . . tion Service, or "lape library." square in the eyes by a sign "Within the testing function This service is expected to be an plastered to the file cabinet under Counseling Services, we effective supplement to written which says, "If we don't have it. have the various university test- information on vocations as a you don't need it." ings thai are done, such as the tape resource center. Couid they possibly have a American College Test (ACT), Assisting Clodfelter is an under magic powder that could cure all for incoming freshmen and graduate student, Shirley Beck, human ills? transfer students; the Miller who is presently working with Stay there for awhile and you'll Analogies Test (MAT), for the deans of various colleges at find any magic comes in a some graduate education students; the WSU to obtain pertinent criteria what different form than that of Admissions Test for Graduate from them a'j to what character Cinderella's fairy godmother's Students in Business (ATGSB); istics are expected sf a student wand. and the !,aw School exam with a major in any one field. Dr Earl Zwetschke. Director of (LSAT). Also, at the present Each "iepartment will have an in Counseling Services, and Dr lime the Federal Civil Service dividual tape available. There is Marsha Emanuel, a counselor ,.n exam is being offered." a nc * accumulation of published the staff, indicated there is no The Credit by Examination pro tap<-s also for this purpose. magician on the premises. gram or "equivalency" tests I'art of the focus on these tapes Emanuel pointed out the (both standardized and depart deals with giving as much infor purposes for ihe services mental I are available through the mation as possible about a de- provided. "We view ourselves in testing function handled by partment and what they have to terms of as a service to the Quatrano. offer the student. student body in the capacity of This testing allows a student to There is a prai licum program assisting individuals who come in earn by examination credit for in throughout WSU for those stu- seeking help privately or in a formation relevant to a partic- dents who are working on their group "citing and also we see ular class or set of classes that he advanced mast IT'S degree in ourselves in an educational has acquired through practical counseling. At present, four stu- fashion, working with students work experiences or independent dents are working on ihe Oelman on the master's level." readings. So far a limited number hall staff. To assist Ihe students on of students have taken advan- Emanuel said the students are campus, there are five full lime tage of Ihis aspect of testing. developing skills in individual professionals in ihe counseling A student new to Wright State counseling through actual prac- department. Besides Emanuel tical experiences during the University and others who have Deborah Duel I stands beneath a and Zwetschke, there is Dr been on campus for a time who quarter or two quarters they of macrame siie Lewis Qua Ira no. the Coordinator spend in Ihe office. The depart designed as part of the set for Samuel Beckett's one act plays. are undecided on which field they Embers and t ome and Go. of University Testing. Dr Darold should pursue may lake what is ir.ent also takes some students Engebretson. also Director of ,'ommonly referred to as an w ho are doing group counseling agenda has been spotlighted with women in Ihe "now" society. Her Counseling Services, and John interest test. After results come work, but they are not necessar- organizing of Saturday morning "Women's Awareness Group" Clodfelter, counselor. back, a member of the staff is ily assigned lo the department. sessions for training of students began on Friday of last week. Emanuel explained that the in available to discuss with the stu Zwetschke commented ... "Stu who work in a "helping capacity" She commented. "I feel that dividual counseling services that dent any strong areas thai have dents may have a practicum with other students such as resi women have special concerns ire offered take in students who manifested themselves. under someone else in group dent assistants and officers of or they need an opportunity to want personal counseling and at For this purpose the individual counselor education but occasion ganizations on Ihe campus. work through. One of the most limes deal with those who feel or group session can be utilized ally we have a need for someone Clodfelter. Engebretson and enlightening experiences-foe they need assistance in educa- for this discussion. The ACT test to work with us in a group situa Joanne Risacher, Assistant Dean them is to share somfr <*omments tional or vocational decision results on the undergraduate tion so we ask the Counselor Ed of Students, have worked in the and ideals wiih other women in a making. "In mai.-y of these level may lie used in conjunction ucation department lo give us recer.t past on developing a group setting and from that to cases," she said, "there are some with the interest lest which someone to assist as a group fa- model of training for peer coun- take a look at their own lives and very rewarding experiences for could give clues to achievement cilitator. selors. Emphasis is placed upon what direction ihey also wish them." of the student as well. "We feel we ha vea commitment the individual's personal develop- their lives lo take in direct re- In a guidance counseling session to Ihe education of counselors ment of assistance skills that lationship to today's society." Marriage counseling is also the student has a chance to here on campus as well as our they can call upon lo help other She went on lo say that in some available for s.aff or students examine his values, what life major and foremost commitment students in any immediate situa- ways the group is similar to a who wish it. Zwetschke said that style is eventually desired, and to help those members of the tion. consciousness raising exper a significant number of individ pasv experiences acquired in student body, faculty and staff in The philosophy for ihis action is ience. These groups are six uals are taking advantage of thi« occupational study or leisure whatever ways they desire that in certain situations many weeks in duration. service. time study. Individual guidance help." students will talk problems out "Basically," Emanuel concluded, He went on to sav thai Ihe staff is similar to the l.ife Planning Their attempt to train a greater with a friend or peer, who is "what we want is for every stu sees many more undergraduates group. number of competent counselors available and on the scene (in dent and staff member to be fuily. in group sessions than those who Fmanuel t.aid that she views the allows the department lo provide many instances) before they aware of the kinds of services we desire individual assistance. vocational sessions at. a time a larger university staff to contact anyone else, regardless are here to provide in the best; There are now six groups in when a student can pool all the handle the growing campus of the nature or size of the prob way possible." • **' session this quarter. The num information he/she can gather as needs more efficiently. lent. The project development is So. when you walk in someday, bers in 'ooth types of counseling well as all the information tne in There are two new programs in cooperation with University ami read the same sign which sessions are pretty well divided. dividual has known about underway at present which Division and Dean of Students says. "!f we don't have it, you Four of those groups consists of her him self, but may not have involve peer counseling and a office. don't need it." keep in mind that students who meet with staff sat dow n and really examined. women's awareness group. Emanuel has had a special is just exa- tly what they mean. members who help them wiih The whole gamut of information I'eer counseling on the recent interest in the counseling of career and life planning concepts. can be used together with tesi Students share not only their in results lo determine what direc terests. but ideas, values, and ex lion a student should consider. periences. Two other groups deai The work involved could shed with interpersonal awareness. some light into a vocational Individuals who participate learn search. Abortion Information Service more about themselves and be Zwetschke mentioned that John VERY CLOSE TO AREA Assisting I to 21 Work Pregnancy
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CALL COLLECT - 24 HOUR SERVICE 216-631-1557 Clerk reviews Marc*. 4. 1974 Guardian 3 minority power !>y Mike Graham Dayton got the Model Cities pro- Don Crawford, clerk of the City gram by going directly to a Commission and executive assist- bureaucrat who has two or three ant to the City Commission, City positions below '.he Housing and of Dayton lectured Wednesday Urban Development director. on "The Power Potential in the Shifting his attention somewhat Public Arena for Black Stu- Crawford said that the patient dents." buffering in the nineteenth Crawford said that there is a century inevitably led to the tac- power in being a minority. tics used in the sixties. A minority cannot determine fie said the Revolutionary activ- who will be president, he said, ity helped to get the Civil Right; but it can determine who wil! not movement started. be president. Crawford said that he used to Crawford said the Blacks can u try to change the heart of people nite in the big cities to decide but now he war.ts to "get the sys- who will not be president. tem to respond to him" rather He gave the example of i'nan get people to like, love or Chicago.which Mayor Daley was understand him. instrumental in delivering to Democratic candidate John Next lecture Kennedy helping him become The Bolinga Black Cultural Re- President. sources Center at Wright State Crawford said that there are University will sponsor a panel three ways to achieve power. discussion on "Blacks in the One way is to be the majority, Business World" at 2:10 pm on Some people like singin' in the rain. Students had ample chance recently as rain and winds swept another is to control the wealth, Wednesday. March 6. in 112 the area. |01t photo) the third is to control the political Oelman Hall on the campus. destiny of I he people or the The panelists, who include black system said Crawford. business and community leaders, He said the first two are imprac will explore black business op Veterans receive educational benefits tical for Blacks now but urged portunities and the directions by Gail Snyder Blacks to consider the last alter black sludents entering the busi- Even though this program is Ferguson's report. Blake admits native. ness world should take. They will "I'm a veteran: I oughta' get open to all veterans in need of that she is in the dark about the Crawford said that Blacks discuss Ihe frequently cited rea more money." says Steve Lead- more income. Leadingham. who educational assistance part of the should not direct their attention sons behind the failure of black ingham. Vietnam veteran and works in the Veterans Affairs program until the state comes to glamourous elective jobs that enterprises: a lac'X of support full time student at Wright State office for Blake, and Don Richar- through with more specific do not g.,t to the gut issue. from both black and white University. son. who works ir. the Counseling information as to how the bonus He said that small obscure bu patrons: an inability to secure Leadingham, one of some 1.430 Services for Darold Engebr.»t will be determined. reaucratic jobs exist that get business loans in allegedly high veterans al WSU. feels that the son. are the only two currently Blake does believe that all the things done in this country. crime areas; and a shortage of monthly allowance rate alloted employed in the program. veterans at WSU are "interested He riled as an example how experienced black managers. veterans for higher educational The Veterans Affairs office is in this." purposes is much too low. not the only source of aid for "My only job here at Wright x "This rate." says June Blake, veterans attending WSU. Of the State is to help them through the ' ( Ml i,RSI I ) ( i:\TIJi Veterans Affairs Clerk, "is paid many sludents on financial aid at maze of paperwork." she addi-ii. according to the number of hours Wright State, ten percent of Any veteran desiring informa they (the Veterans) take, them are veterans. tion about any VA programs at CAFETERI A ALA CARTE LI\E whether they're a graduate or "But mostly they iinance their WSU is welcome to atop by the undergraduate, and their de- education by part-time or Veterans Affairs office. 178 Allyn MONDAY THURSDAY pendency." full time work." noted Blake. Hall. Applications for the Viet Under the VA program, any Another new program, just nam Conflict bonus program Roast Turkey w/ bread full time student with no depend approved by Ohio voters in the should be availbale starting lcMvco TO OKOERI) ents receive; $220 per month. If Nov. 1973 general election, en- tomorrow. dressing & grblet gravy. the veteran is married, he titles all Ohio servicepersons receives $261 per month; and if who served on active duty in the Beef Noodle Casserole TOP ROUND there is one offspring, he armed forces at any time Caucus passes our receives $298 monthly. For each between August 5, 1964 and July additional dependent over two. 1, 1973. and all Ohio service- faculty evaluations TUESIOAY OF BEEF aujus $18 is added to the $298. persons who served on active This monthly rate is "universal" duty in Vietnam service between Faculty/course evaluation ques- Grilled Cube Steak w/ Blake said, and does not differ February 28, 1961 and August 4. tionnaires will be passed out Pork b Cabbage Crisp even if the veteran goes to a 1964, to a cash bonus. Wednesday and Thursday in veg gravy, Beef Stew college with a higher tuition than For each month of active domes front of Allyn Hall cafeteria. WSU's $260 fee. tic service, each recipient would Rick Jeffrey, Business and Ad WEDNESDAY In essence, if a veteran wishes be entitled to ten dollars, $15 for ministration representative for FRIDAY to go to a private school he will each month of active foreign ser Student Caucus, and Jim Fried Chicken need some other source of vice, and $20 for each month of Haughey, Education represenla El Ranchero income; but if he goes to a state active Vietnam service. live for Caucus are on the facul Ham ala King run college, such as WSU. he "The maximum cash bor.us any ty/course evaluation committee Fish 'n' Chips profits. servicepersons could receive set up by Student Caucus. & corn bread However, veterans such as would be $500 unless he had been Other committee members are Leadingham can receive othtr designated by the Department of Dan Nevin, Gary Hansen. Ann r assistance from the Veterans Ad- Defense as a prisoner of war or Becker. Pat Hennessy. and Bob 'DON'T Steak Luncheon daily for ministration. A wo-k study missing in action in which case he Sweeney. ( program was started this fall by would be entitled to $1,000." the "These questionnaires will relay 'FORGET! $1.99. Good for 25 off, j the VA in which the veterin Vietnam Conflict bonus program to the committee what questions recives a $250 advance pay in states. in this subject the students feel * Mon, March 3 - Fri, March 8. ' return for 100 hours of "veteran- An educational assistance bonus are important and what they related" work. The recipient is also offered in the program would like to know about a must be a full-time student. which supposedly, >if the Gene-al specific instructor and course." Assembly of Ohio deems appro said Jeffrey in a news release. priatel, will be equal to twice the Jeffrey believes the question 1974 SUMMER TRAVEL PROGRAM TO EUROPE amount of the cash bonus fo» naire will give the committee "a which the serviceperson is better understanding" of the DAILY SCHEDULED FLIGHTS TO MADRID. MALAGA [COSTA DEL SOLI, BARCELONA qualified. choice of questions on the formal Only knowing at much as is evaluation coming out in the TRAVEL PROGRAM SPONSORED BY THE ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE UNIONS stated in Ohio Auditor Joseph T spri,.* quarter. REGION VII
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COLLEGE TRAVEL SERVICES SUITE 204.771 YONGE STREET • Depending on income and family size... TORONTO. CANADA TELEPHONE: 416 962 8464 Guardian OPINION J Crackerjaeks anyone? Although WSU is not faced with the budget hacking that is going on at some universities in Ohio, the shape that next year*; budget takes is very important to students. Therefore the GUARDIAN views with equal parts of trepidation and hope the budget review process that is now underway. Although we have no evidence either way we suspect student input on the departmental ievel has been lamentably smail. The GUARDIAN urges that the student voice be heard loud and clear in the final process that will fit all the pieces together. Whether the one student voice being al- lowed in the process will be loud enough remains to be seen. It would be a shame if the WSU budget, at least from the students' point of view, looks like something the administration got out of a crackerjack box. Porno band wagon grows lust about everyone is concerned about by torn snyder pornography these days: lack St a ley. the t'TA, the Ku Klux Klar., Billy .lames llargis. But in all the anti-smut rhetoric that's come down the pike the past few weeks, we've P/U minority report stinks yet to hear anyone give even lip service to what we feel is a fundamental freedom - the Today at its regular monthly a student's grade point average if sure individual students can de cide for themselves if they should right of an adult to read what he ants, where meeting. Academic Council will that student doesn't want them there. have a grade or not. he wants, and not to be lias sled while doing decide whether to limit the num ber of general education require The only trouble with that is I'mil someone invents a really so. nients .students may take under t hat a grad school or an employer objective, fair way of grading, It never ceases to amaze us what little pass unsatisfactory to only three would still be able to see that J in- then and only then shouid pro confidence s.i many have in the average person. courses. itio got a D in biology. lessors be able to use grades to judge academic standards. It's not without irony that many of the same- However, two professors have So it really wouldn't make that written a minority report much difference. Only ->ne professor gave a good persons who would take such an innocuous pub- opposing the motion, and con These professors complain that documented argument against lication like Playboy off the shelves of tending that pass/unsatisfactory P. U grades in general education P L' grading. Dayton drugstores are the same folk who scream lovers the academic standards if courses cause a rise in grade Or James Uarkins. who doesn't that any attempt to enforce such things as WSU. point averages. support the minority report, but But that is exactly what they does support the motion, said the civil rights legislation are "infringements of Needless to say. their report is bullshit. are meant to do. A student's P I' option for the first two 1ibert ies." P/U grading in general educa grade point average should years of a language has been a No ideological inconsistancy there... tion courses does not represent a never be affected by a bozo "disaster." lowering of academic standards. general ed class that the student He said in the last two years, It is an obvious option to the must take. scores on the first review quiz in political science major who hates Dr Ira Fritz, w ho supports the his intro course had fallen from Thanks, whoever you are biology, ar.d does not want the minority repot t. says P/U an 80 86 average to an average of grade he gels, be it a C or a D. to grading should only be used 60. Thank you, whoever you are out there, for go on his accum. Or the biology- where grading cannot be objec Vet. tf one is going to consider your contribution to the fund to test the major who hates English III. and lively evaluated. low grade point averages as high legality of WSII's policy of holding a diplo- doesn't feel the poems of Walt Hut grading is never objectively- academic standards, as the minority report states. ;hen the ma for not paying parking fees. Whitman have anything to do evaluated. with his future vocation. In the first place, professors, drop ia I)r Larkins' Spanish We say you, first person singular, because I'm not saying a political science even on so-called objective tests, quizzes represents a rising of only one person on this campus of over 10,000 ma jo.- shouldn't know anything pick and choose what will be on academic standards, the exact cared to show support by contributing. about biology, or that a biology the test. opposite of what the minority re- We wouldn't feel so bad about this lack of major shouldn't know how !•> That picking and choosing in port claims the P/U grading volves subjective reasoning, system does. interest, were it not for the fact that one write. Bui why must students be sub which many times can be illogical If a rise of grade point averages need only go as far as the nearest batch of jected to boring classes which as hell. is a decline of academic stan WSU students to hear bitches about the park- they care little about, and have And as for essays and term dards, then obviously, a lowering ing. poor grades forced onto their papers, you show me someone of the average is a rise in aca So again, whoever you are, thanks. CPAs when all that is really who thinks they can be objec demic standards. needed for general education re lively graded and I'll show you !t is only a small leap from there quirements is a pass cr a fail'.' someone who doesn'l grade to say, "Let's give everybody Guardian welcomes letters An alternative to the P/U many essays or term papers. 2.5s so WSU can have high aca Guardian welcomes letters on any subject grading system in general educa Grades are all bullshit anyway. demic standards." letters should be typed, double-spaced, signed with lull tion courses would be just not to If they mean so much to grad One doesn't expect such mud name, and no longer than two pases. put grades for those courses onto schools and employers, then I'm die headed thinking among We reserve the right to condense lor space. I'hDs. But sometimes it is inevitable. gort WELL.WfU' I'VE NiV INTERPRETATION W00LT1 BE TUftT CONCLUSION-. A SOtx-BSTlTIOUS, The option of pass/unsatisfac EXCAVATED A 'SOOGIEWOO&l€" IS SOME SORT A PBItAmve.SUPCR-P&TBlOTIC Tuese pcopue HOLLOWED STONE CONTAINING WOM50- JUMBO MEx'"BOGIE SOS>" PtC^E WITH PB06ABLV AN usee KAMIKAZE*! lory grad'.ng should be freely A CACUE Of ANCIENT PAPERS' MIST BE TUEIR WTCU OCCTMTWUMT AUTOCRATIC FORM Of GOVEfiMMENT' WAIT. ..W6C6, TOWARDS TU'ENP Of adopted by the university. As 0MM TUEm08VI0llSi.V SOME POP RoeeisuT' ueas ANOTHER -WAISC r . PATRIOTIC SON&S TttEV rue ioei> tw f*ssm tuMutinM- THAT AIR CORPS' TUIMG such, it may be limited to general ' • «fM TO PERTAIN TO o i Guess -rueiR Jp COMES THIS LINE: education requirements and " ' «° 600S OIREC'LW * • WFUvt/NFAMC, TAVUV-A. '> SOMETHING CALLED. 7A 0gG0 0> special seminar and graduate 1 •ww2"'weG0PSl «u ^ wramweD IN L ,° ^t'".„, SET TU!S TITLE' TVi&R STROSGtE" courses. •ruesooucmxxM: >V **>« *R^ s A JUMPING,', Otherwise, let's do away with guGii eov Of j!^W ~ J/ES) 6ATTLE HVMN OJw<~—3**' JOPITEK" aw/wvs"'.'. D / -SW of Tueie I CAN'T the inadequate grading system v' I . <|i,W "ARMV AI« 9600/6 altogether. That to me seems the L.,r- ,jj5v • k-. CORPS'. . most favorable option of all. r> O'TOnitljoj&fc, Vw'fh 4. 1974 >_>*>,
VOPINION v Crackerjacks anyone? Although WSU is not faced with the budget hacking that is going on at some universities in Ohio, the shape that next yeart budget takes is very important to students. Therefore the GUARDIAN' views with equal parts of trepidation and hope the budget review process that is now underway. Although we have no evidence either way we suspect student input on the departmental level has been lamentably small. The GUARDIAN urges that the student voice be heard loud and clear in the final process that will fit all the pieces together. Whether the one student voice being al- lowed in the process will he loud enough remains to be seen. It would be a shame if the WSU budget, at least from the students'point of view, looks like something the administration got out of a crackerjack box.
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.lust about everyone is concerned about by torn snyder pornography these days: lack Staley, the PTA, the Ku Klux Klan, Hilly .lames Hargis. But in r.ll the anti-smut rhetoric that's come down the pike the past few weeks, we've P/U minority report stinks yet to hear anyone give even lip service to what we feel is a fundamental freedom - the- Today at its regular monthly a student's grade point average if sure individual students can de- right of an adult to read what he ants, where meeting. Academic Council will that student doesn't want them cide for themselves if they should have a grade or nol. he wants, and not to be hassled while doing decide whether to limit the num there. her of general education require- The only trouble with that is Until someone invents a really so. ments students may take under that a grad school or an employer objective, fair way of grading, It never ceases to amaze us what little pass unsatisfactory to only three would still be able to see til.-.! JIM' then and only then should pro- confidence so many have in the average person. courses. Bio got a I) in biology. fessors be able to use grades to It's not without irony that man)' of the same However, two professors have So it really wouldn't make that judge academic standards. written a minority report much difference. Only one professor gave a good persons who would take such an innocuous pub- opposing ih>- motion, and con These professors complain that documented argument against lication like Playboy off the shelves of lending that pass/unsatisfactory P/U grades in general education P/U grading. Dayton drugstores are the same folk who scream lowers the academic standards of courses cause a rise in grade I)r James Larkins, who doesn't that any attempt to enforce such things as WSU. point averages. support the minority report, but does support the motion, said the civil rights legislation are "infringements of Needless to say. their report is Bui that is exactly what they bullshit. are meant to do. A student's P/U option for the first two 1iberties." P/U grading in general educa grade point average should years of a language has been a No ideological inconsistancy there... tion courses does not represent a never be affected by a bozo "disaster." lowering of academic standards. general ed class that the student He said in the last two years, It is an obvious option to the must take. scores on the first review quiz in political science major who hates I>r Ira Fritz, who supports the his intro course had fallen from Thanks, whoever you are biology, and does not want the minority report, says P/U an 80-86 average to an average of grade he gels, be it a C or a I). to grading should only lie used 60. Thank you, whoever you are out there, for go on his accum. Or the biology where grading cannot be objec Yet, if one is going to consider your contribution to the fund te test the major who hates English III. and lively evaluated. low grade point averages as high legality of WSU's policy of holding a diplo- doesn't feel the poems of Walt But grading is never objectively academic standards, as the ma for not paying parking fees. Whitman have anything to do evaluated. minority report states, then the In th'- first place, professors, drop in I)r l,arkins" Spanish We say you, first person singular, because with his future vocation. I'm nol saying a political science even on so-called objective tests, quizzes represents a rising of only one person on this campus of over 10,000 major shouldn't know anything pick and choose what will be on -academic standards, the exact cared to show support by contributing. about biology, or that a biology the test. opposite of what the minority re- We wouldn't feel so bad about this lack of major shouldn't know how to That picking and choosing in port claims the P /U grading interest, were it not for the fact that one write. volves subjective reasoning, system does. But why must students be sub which many times can be illogical If a rise of grade point averages need only go as far as the nearest batch of jected to boring classes which as hell. is a decline of academic stan WSU students to hear bitches about the park- they care little about, and have And as for essays and term dards, then obviously, a lowering ing. poor grades forced onto their papers, you show me someone of the average is a rise in sea So again, whoever you are, thanks. CPAs when all that is reall.v who thinks they can he objec- demie standards. needed lor general education re- tively graded and I'll show you It is only a small leap from there Guardian welcomes letters quirements is a pass or a fail? someone who doesn't grade to say, "Let's give everybody An alternative to the P/U many essays or term papers. 2.5s so WSU can have high aca Guardi&n welcome* letter* on any subject. grading system in general educa Grades are all bullshit anyway. demic standards." letters should be typed, double-spared, signed with lull tion courses would be just not to If Ihey fi.ean so much to grad One doesn't expect such mild name, and no longer than two paxes. put grades for those courses onto schools and employers, then I'm die headed thinking among We reserve the right to condense lor spare. PhDs. orl But sometimes it is inevitable. l weu.,WELL! I'VE «W INTERPRETATION WOOLT) K TUftT CONCLUSION* A SUPERSTITIOUS, EXCAVATED A •BOO&E WOO&E" IS SOME SORT A PRIMITIVE,SUPER-PATRIOTIC .TUCM PtOPLE The option of pass/unsatisfac HOLLOWED STONE CONTAINING NUM60-JUMBO HEX? 'BOGIE 80V PEOPLE WITH PROBABLV AN oseo KAMIKAZE*! lory grading should be freely- A CACUE Of ANCieNl PAPERS! MOST BE THEIR WITCU DOCTOR'lWUAT AUTOCRATIC FORM Of 50VERUMENT' UMM TuEV-es OBVIOUSLV SO«E POP RoeBiSHTr HEREC cnaws.-pe.vse WAIT .HERE,TOWARDS TU' END OF adopted by the university. As WRIOTIC SOM&S fUEW rue LOCD AND PASS rueuuMwrrw" THAT AlB COBPS' TWINS such, it may be limited to general vy I0 reBTA|M T0 -xv_ o i SOESS TMtie __ ,o° COMES THIS LINE: education requirements and ' TAwV >. "» SOMCTUWG CALLED 4" ° sons OIRECLV " WfUVt/NFAMf, / #**\w ,",#WH"'V6GOPSl / nV, ^ INTERVENED IN "/ aesovomW special seminar and graduate Vr 5rUe jET THIS TITLE". *7 TUEIR STRUGGLE * ,h •- /raSSL. flAMtS -'.V. courses. 'TKKK&emxe* -•.Vi >} MOW HEBE'S A U P Otherwise, let's do away with v7*T U , BUGCCBOV& /*•/ —ofe/ BATTLE \mti j p '^gVr 1U I COMPAWW. U i -ZtjS OF TUE'B •cr7rs«L. * CANT' the inadequate grading system y I •"ii'aha -ARA'.V AIR BEUEVE altogether. That to me seems the 'f/fV W- CORPS". most favor.i' !e option of all. March 4, 1974 Guardian S Large part of nation wishes to get rid of Nixon I doubt if the public yet realizes the kind of offenses include, not merely acts that are indict drama before it if the House impeaches President able, but serious misbehavior." Nixon, which now seems at least possible. Here Meanwhile, in another battleground here, it re are the lines spoken on March 13. 1868, in the US mains to be seen whether the Department of Ag Senate: riculture. which arranged the Great Grain The Chief Justice (Salmon P Chase): "The Robbery with the Russians in 1973. hasn't come Serjeant-at-Arms will call the accused." up with a more serious blooper, a massive ferti- The Sergeant at Arms: "Andrew Johnson. Pres- IRB lizer shortage. Nobody doubts that we are going ident of the United States. Andrew Johnson. to have a bumper corn and wheat harvest this President of the United States, appear and year. But this may not lie enough. After a genera answer the articles of impeachment exhiDiteo tion of paying American farmers not to raise against you by the House of Representatives of crops the Administration responded to the abrupt the United States." new republic features syndicate world food crisis by removing restrictions on The chamber is jammed. The black-robed Chief acreage, including 40 million last year and Justice escorted to his podium by a committee of 20 million this year. But it made no arrangement senators and facing the seven "Managers" (prose for more fertilizer. An enormous amount is needed if the price of wheat, which has jumped cutors) and the entire House of Representatives The brutal fact is that a large pa' t of the nation (who have come over, two by two. from their from $1.75 to $5 a bushel, is ever to come down, or and a majority of Congress would very rryjrh like if the world's poor nations are to be fed. legislative wing) intones, to get rid of President Nixon, and substitute "Make proclamation!" How much fertilizer? For city people it's hard to Jerry Ford, if they only knev. how. The ar.\trty of appreciate. Imagine a lOO car train made up of The Sergeant at Arms: "Hear ye-! Hear ye! All llouse Republicans approaches panic. Harry persons are commanded to keep silence while the 100 ton hopper cars. The train wili handle 10,000 Goldwater sees a 10 percr-nt drop in Republican tons and as it rolls through the lonesome prairie Senate of the United States is sitting for the trial support if Mr Nixon re.-.iains in office without of the articles of impeachment exhibited by the night it will be a i!e long. A boy watching the raising his standing in the polls. That could be a engine pass ane . iting cars will wait three or House of Representatives against Andrew John loss of 70 GOP House seats a holocaust. Demo son. President of the United States." four minutes for the baboose. The new acreage in crats last week capti'red the "safe" House seat in crease for 1974 alone requires 400 solid train Michigan left vacant by Ford which Republicans loads of this fertilizer. And the earlier acreage have held since 1911. It changed America's politi increase is yelling for fertilizer, too. The Fertilizer "One rubs one's eyes. cal climate. "Watergate killed us: I don't know of Institute lobby declares that they must have more anything else." despairing Michigan Republican gasoline, and fuel oil. and natural gas to make the ehairer William Mclaughlin exclaimed. I'm sure nitrogen fertilizer, and that the Administration is wi ll win. said Minority I-eader Rhodi", before the grossly underestimating their needs. City people election, "but we must win big." They lost. The Is I his possible in I') 71 ? public is speaking up about Watergate. House impeachment will probably depend on "The Fertilizer Institute how many Republican members join the expecUd ( One rubs one's eyes. Is this possible in 1974? Democratic majority. They can pass the buck i. lobby declares lliol they These are the actual spine tingling words ottered they want. They can argue that they seek to send on that fateful day. One has to read them. I think, the whole issue lo the Senate to give Mr Nixon a to make this incredible scene come alive. V.'ill "fair trial:" the House will merely indict, let (he must hove nunc gasoline, William Wannal, the inconspicuous present day Senators say "guilty" or "not guillv!" It is the line Senate Sergeant at Arms from Montgomery of least resistance and probably the safest thing and furl oil. and natural County, Md. twice repeat his tremendous surv for many Representatives. mons to "Richard Milhouse Nixon to appear and We're lucky ihe reckless passions of 1 NHS don't answer" the Mouse charges? inflame the present crisis. Enemies of President gas lo malic nitntficn This possibility can no longer be dismissed. The Johnson charged that he participated in the plot present betting is now. 1 think, three-to-one that against I.incoln. Squint eyed Ren Butler of the House Judiciary committee will recommend Boston, one of the most despicable demagogues fertilizer. impeachment. Il will hand down articles which America ever produced, charged, on the House want gasoline, too and the Administration won't put a broad interpretation on that ambiguous floor. I March 3, 18ti8) that President Johnson got ration. Every development of this sort empha- phrase "high crimes and misdemeanors." And the "into an open barouche with two abandoned sizes again, the amazing interconnection of the llouse itself.' Most people here would say, 1 think, women, roaring drunk, and rode up and down shrinking planet with its bounding population. that it's a toss-up: there is certainly not a majority Pennsylvania Avenue. . :.nd the disorder latent in the new Age of Scar for impeachment yet. Whether then 'jr since, the great bulk of Con city. Moi "Co and Tunisia, for example, two of the But the vote is not today, it's three or four stitutional students conclude that the Founding biggest producers of phosphate rock (another fer- month* off, after the Rosiino committee's report, Fathers meant just whal they said in giving the tilizer) in mid October suddenly jumped prices after the Miree pending >;rand juries make their broadest grounds for impeachment. "Acts that 183 percent! Foreign customers, says Edwin reports, after the profcsbl) new White House con undermine the integrity of government" is the Wheeler for the Fertilizer Institute, are "literally frontalion with Special Prosecutor Jaworski. catchall definition which the Association of the tearing down the door to get American fertilizer." after the prospective public testimony of that Bar of the City of New York, puts on it. and the But there isn't enough, lie is only the latest to lethal witness with the choir boy face. John W Olympian Charles Kvans Hughes once wrote, that note "the specter of starvation" in poorer Dean III. "according to the weight of opinion, impeachable countries. Doctor's Bag: Sexual peak: men, late teens, women late 20's OI KS: We are a group of stu- desire in her mid to late twenties his hyperactive state and imagi find that they are better matched winter but which is not dandruff. dents aged 25 to 27 and we are and for some women this does nation takes care of most things to each other sexually than they In the past, ih-- cure i have re having an argument about when if he has not had negative early were in their early twenties and commended is to periodically men and women reach their not occur until their early experiences. The young woman sexual enjoyment is greater. fertilize one's scalp w ith olive oil "sexual peak." What exactly does thirties. There are women whose on the other hand, is more do pen There is also no real basis for and wrap one's head in hot wet it mean to have 'eached er interest and capacity for sexual dent in terms of sexual perform fear of decreased sexual towels for a couple of hours passed your sexual peak? Is it enjoyment increases even later ance upon the quality and nature enjoyment as one ages. Those followed by washing the whole concerned with frequency of in life than that. Signs of sexual of the relationship she is ir.volv.--d people who are sexually active at thing out with a mild shampoo. orgasm, intensity, or desire? Do peak include multiple orgasms, in. It may be true thai as she your age tend to remain sexually Some shampoo products on the we have something to look for- orgasmic dreams, greater fre matures and sexual interest in- active throughout their adult market tend to be so drying that ward to or is it ail behind us? quency of orgasm and greater creases. she may be less depen years. Those people who have they only make the condition I Signed by two married couples intensity of orgasm. dent on the relationship than she become sexually inactive in their worse, so be careful. and a man and woman of uniden- had been. fifties, sixties -nd seventies are I am sure the olive oil deal tified marital status.] often the ones who were never would work well on your face but Among the basic differences Be very sexually active when they there is a less odoriferous alter tween men and women is the were in their twenties and native. Wash your beard ANSW: Material dealing with greater impoitance of psycho- People who have ignored the sexual peak lends to be directed interpersonal aspects of sexual thirties. thoroughly and vigorously mas- logical factors and experiences in (J: I have had a full beard for sage your face getting rid of as toward sexual interest and ca- determining initial sexual activ- response have suggested that pacity for a high frequency of older women would be better about the last three years. With- many of the flakes as you can. ity in men. In infrahuman in the last year or so the skin After you dry your face apply a orgasm in a given period of time. species, parallel findings in the partners for younger men in Typically, it is said that a man in terms of their sexual peaks. Of under my beard has begun to itch moisturizing lotion and rub it male can easily be demonstrated, and particles have occasionally into the skin. Any common run his late teens to early twenties further supporting the notion course, the fact that they might has his greatest capacity for have little else in common, not flaked off. I shampoo the be&rd at of the mill moisturizing lotion that factors other than socializa- least twice a week with special sold to apply to hands and body- repeated orgasms. He also tends tion determine how we function much to talk about, and no real to be more easily aroused basis to relate to each other formula shampocs to relieve dan- should work fine but you might sexually. At least in humans, druff and while itching might be want to get the least perfumed sexually. Other evidence cited most males are more easily tends to be ignored. Sexual for sexual peak at this age is fre enjoyment is highly dependent relieved for a few days, the skin one available. aroused and respond to a greater under my beard still appears dry quency of masturbation and extent sexually at an earlier age upon the relationship between nocturnal emissions (orgasm the two people, so the fact that a and flaky. University Center Cornel- than most females. Capable of A: Obviously this is not a case of during sleep). being stimulated by fantasy, the man might be past his theoretical sexual peak really has very little habitual sloppy eating of pea Did you know . . . young man is also less dependent There is a piano in the The woman is usually described to do with sexual satisfaction. If a soup but rather a variation on in terms of sexual performance the dry flaky scalp, a condition Upper Hearth Lounge for as developing a greater capacity upon the actual relationship with relationship develops well, cou- which is very common in the your enjoyment? for orgasm and increased sexual the women he is involved with; ples in their late twenties often 6 Guardian March 1. 1974 fim.- CLASSIFIED ADS Budget plans I I I ITT [Continued from page 11 1433-1436 Alberta St. For Sale: '61 Oldsmobile. For Sale: scuba equipment, come projections, according to WANTED Good Firestone radials, 72 cubic inch tank with J newly decorated, carpet, 1111 L-L. Keller. etc. Summer vacancies for runs good, always starts, valve, back pack (quick re- lease) 2 regulators, pres- These increases from what was 12. 236-3552. new brakes. $125. See originally expected have reduced Wanted: A set of encyclo- David McElr&y. Room 236 sure guage, weight belt the projected surplus to Young woman age 22 pedia. Call 263 1201. A Dormitory. with 6-2 lb weights (quick $291,282. desperately needs inexpen release) wet suit (pants, Expenditures in non instruc sive housing near WSU. Wanted: Active attractive coat & head), vest, spear tional and general areas in- Please call Nancy at students to participate in 6 week old puppies, mixed gun, good condition good creased liy $700,00, more than 257-3241 or 257 2004. wesson oil party. Call breed. 4 females, spaniels. price Call 252 5863. wiping out the originally planned Leave name and number. WBDI 426 0999. Call 233 2411. surplus of $561,000. This 'paper' 18'A foot Vega canoe, For Sale: 1939 John Deer deficit is being offset out of i.arge room for rent, share Model "A" Tractor, over increased income. weight 68 pounds, retailed studio, bus lines, car pool, for $300. Sale includes two hauled $150. 7-767-1440. Budget authorizations from the share kitchen & bath with discretionary fund increased peter storm racing vests. art theater student. Mel i $30 each; Douglas hand For Sale: 1970 Renault 10 $510,000. This included $51,000 low atmosphere. $60 mon Kered I,lams is Derek for WSU's share of I he state made paddles. $23 and $21: Iaiw milage. 34 miles per includes utilities & phone. Small backwards. Masliag gallon Call 1 767 1440. classified pay raises. roof racks, cast aluminum, Call Vickki 254 6937; work vinal dipped. Will carry Increased budget authoriza- ext 267 268 WSU. Wf'KK is low frequency. tions for the rest of this year are two canoes or three For Sale: 1967 Chevy I if./ Masliag kayaks. Total amount $350 Impala very nice, 18 miles expected to total $214,601. per gallon. $400. 1 767 1440 leaving only $46,678 of the nearly for all. Contact Bill Pounds A gas $1 million in the increased in IM backwards. at 878-1094 or 433-3649. Masliav For Sale 1950 Chevy pick For Sale: 1973 Cuda; PS & up truck, really good en- Derek Small only smokes PB. 4 speed, air condi gine. $75. 1 767 1440 roaches. Mas'iag tioned. AM/FM stereo, Duo tonight rallve wheels. 15 mpg. Best Super Garage Sale: in Moving? Instead of hiring a Roomkrap is Park moor offer, phone 275-2276. lovely Yellow Springs Sat, backwards. Masliag March 2. 228 N High St. {Continued from page II national moving company For Sale: Hockey Tickets: employ 2 students, who Dayton Gems vs Columbus have 5 yrs exp. for a free Is it Shirley? Is it Shirley? future is tied wilh the presi Is it Shirley? Is it Shirley? Owls. Sunday. March 24. at Registered Quarter Horses dent's." estimate, call 254 2316. 7 pm. All tickets available. for sale: live month old bay Political observation isn't Kil Ask for Peter Donnellan. Is i; Shirley? Is it Shirley? Is it Shirley? Is it Shirley? Call 837-2994. colt out of Tackroom Biil Patrick's only virtue, fur his fliK.I Is it Shirley? Is it Shirjpv? For Sale: antique sleigh, and a Sugar Bars marc. anil idyllic verbal portraits he Is there any Aquxrisls out Nice conformation. Moves ofientimes paints of his Virginia there? I have about 30 Try saying that stoned. excellent condition. Teleia. The Lohnes Four. 767 7150. and handles himself very home in his column is some of the black mollis tropical fish well. Good prospect in an bes> contemporary contributions that I've bred and raised Like to party'?? Then call For Sale: drum set. Dixie english or western. Looks (<> American journalism. and want to give them like he has definite athletic away. Call Steve. 299 1627. the WSU Parly Hotline to brass, floor torn, and ll is requisite in a democracy for day' 426 7120 or 256-9585 ability. Tackroom Bill is an (he maintenance of a viable tomtom ludwig super Want to learn to tilav or 275 2976. snare, hi hat. w cymballs ,UJHA Champion, and hss liberal and conservative faction, piano? Need help with produced several outstand and as long as American con and two symballs with notes? I can help. Nine Want to make more friends stands. $150 mint condition ing get of which one won servatism is viable. James .) years teaching experience, at WSU? Throw a party! the 1972 Pleasure Futurity Kilpalrick will be at its 134 4081. ten minutes from WSU. Call the WSU Party Hot at the Quarter Horse vanguard. reasonable rates. Call line and we'll send as many For Sale: full set of golf Congress. Sugar Hill 250 6550 any day after 3. good looking girls or guys clubs including 14 woods. Farms. as you request (no limit!!) $100. 431 4081. Note: Please give us at least two (21 days notice. Time to Improve: remem Caucus election 426-7120 256-9585 275 2976 For Sale: Rabbit and pen. ber horse and rider work as a team. If you're not (Continued from page II Gray and white Dutch buck. 1 yr old. Phone satisfied with your present Congratulations to Pat & remained closed. 429 0370. combination, perhaps LIT* had objected to the Phil arrival of 8 lb Alex "horse and rider" need ad- opening of the pol's, stating he 2/27. From Music & Thea- For Sale: 1965 Ford Mus ditional instruction. . .Con wished to encourage people to t tre Depts and especially tang. 2 plus 2 Fastback. tact Mrs Wm J Pounds vote, but didn't like changing J: vour friend Mark 289, 4 barrel, 4 speed. Sugar Hill Farm, at rules in the middle of an election. Rally Pak. black. US Mags, 878 1094 or 433 3649. The compromise agreed on at Wanted: People who love call 256 2476. hockey to buy tickets for Saddle seat. Forward seat. Thursday's meeting was to open Stock seat. the polls that evening, and to the Dayton Geins. March For Sale: Playboys, Pent 24th game with Columbus. contact the people who had un- house and Oui magazines, successfully tried to vote For ticket sale(s informa -!•36 total. All recent. Call Registered quarte r horses for sale; own son of Poco Wednesday evening and give tion call 837 2994. Garage Sale: four students 848-8140. them a chancc to vote. moving out. Must sell all Red Ant. Sorrel, nine year Driving Instructors, part cheap. Two households. mare with white blaze, Commingore said he felt the F or Sale: '68 Camaro. stands 15 3. Thoroughbred Ombudser and Dean of Students time. Must have minimum Living room, dining room, $1400. Fourteen coat 5 years driving experience, bedroom furniture rugs, cross with good muscling offices should both be thanked laquer paint job iblackl, and fine legged. Deep in for their help throughout the valid operators license, records, textbooks, etc. pro stock and chrome neat appearance. Call Sat Sun 9 6 (Mar 2 & 3), the heart girth, accom election. wheels. Body in excellent panied by a well extended 222 2861 between i 3 pm 2799 W Knon Rd. corner Rt condition and engine and only. 235 & W Knon Rd. trot. An excellent hunter, drivvline in A l running hunter hack or jumping order. Call 276 9146, ask For Sale: pool table. 3 prospect. Contact: Mrs for Mike or Butch. 7 am6 Wm J Pounds. Sugar Hill cubs, bridge and all acces. pm. TAIRBOR^ 4 leg and 3 lied levelers. Farm, at 878 1094 or ; $55: automatic radio car 8 433 3649. track tape player, bracket Huinidilier: furnace CAMERA Pound: Men's watch in and all wires. $25. Call mount, unused, must sell Quality Photo Supplies and locker room of PK Bldg 236 5924 or 667 6785 ask for school money, cost Registered quarter horses equipment at Discount Prices •2/25/74. Describe it and for BOB $129.50, will sell for $70 for sale: own son of Poco it's yours. Call Lloyd at ext (cheap). Can install upon Red Ant. Sorrel, nine year NIKON MINOLTA 618. For Sale: 650 CFM Holly request. 864 14S0 after old gelding, stands 14 3 Spread Bore. Fits Chevy 6:30 and has ROM in reining, P5NTAX VIVIIAR Lost: Shopping bag with manifold, used only three three halter points and books on poetry in Univer weeks. $45. Call 276 9146, three pleasure points. Poco For Sale: 61 Chev wagon, MAMIYA KODAK sity Center. Call David ask for Mike or Butch 7 am Red Hoss was trained and Smith, ext 656. 6 pm. body shot, motor good, verv reliable, $100. Call shown by Bill Horn to the KONICA OLYMPUS number two reining horse, For Sale: Cannon Camera, 2755450. (as a three year old) in the 6E11& HOWEll CANON I "ZWdf 45mm I 9. Like new. $50. Call Clyde at 263 8689. Snow Tires (21: VW state of Ohio. Thus horse Darkroom 560x15. black, one winter has been shown success left. $10.00. 864 1490 after fully in Western ami > Supplies & Violin for sale !65, excellent condition, lots of 6:30 lish (jumps five h Equipment Two people need ride west hair on bow, plus rosin, Excelk-nt young activi RADIAL TIRES (2) VW horse. (Idaho or Washington) plus rase. Call Pat or Phil 165x15. black rayon belted. 14 E. MAIN ST. March 16th, .-all Suv Everling 252 6356, 1367 About 5000 miles left. $15. 879-2369. Please. Tabor Apt B Call 864 1490 after 6:30. 878-4392 'Ji March 4. 1974 Guardian 7
Godspell Trip News Shorts lota Omega inducts University Center Board Women i Center Miami Valley Hoetel Club has organized a bus trip to Iota Omega, the Wright Cheap Seats Cincinnati to see the State University chapter So now you're liberated The Miami Valley Hostel national touring produc of Sigma Delta Pi, national Tickets a-i now available tion ol Godspell at the Shu do you have to burn your Club will conduct a Spanish honorary, will bra? leave your husband? at the University Center bqrt theatre Tuesday at 8 meeting Monday, March induct eight new initiates apply to law schooi? ticket counter for the pm. II, 1974 at 7:30 pm at the tomorrow. Dayton area women will Red Cross Building. 370 W March 24 Dayton Gems - Orchestra seats are $3.75 Membership is open to Columbus Owls hockey and mezzanine seals are have the opportunity to First Street. Dayton to students majoring in any dir.euss these and more game. $3.50. The price includes acquaint residents with subject who have demon serious questions about 'he American Youth Hostels. The receipts for the game round trip transportation. strated excellence in both implications of the wo will go to the Trotwood Seats are normally $6 and The public is invited. Spanish and their entire men's liberation movement There will be displays of Madison Twp rescue $5.50. university curriculum, when ihe Women's Center squad. .The money earned Tickets are available at equipment used in bicycl have completed or are en community forum series ing. canoeing, hiking and by the squad will go to- the University Center rolled in a third year begins on March 4 at 8 pm. caving. wards a coronary rare unit Ticket Counter :r. the Spanish or Spanish Ameri- purchase. lobby. can literature course, and are endorsed by the I'CB Ticket Counter Spanish teaching faculty. 'Hendrix' a nostalgia trip The following tickets are b\ Wayne Wenning sleeve. My god. he couldn't have Richard, who's thrown in tor now on sale at the Univer- been in more than the sixth sity Center Ticket Coun Sorority Gets New (Hficers The no ia kick has really hi! comic relief) really don't talk grade when Hendrix died in aboul Hendrix the person. In ter: the m-» 1970. Gedapell charter trip Yesterday. Alpha Xi Ther.-' The Wsv We Mere (or stead, it's Ihe Superslar. who Delta installed new officers Yet. the film also has a small lives fast and gives his money Shubert theatre. Cincin the over 40 crowd, and American clip from a Hendrix appearance for (he 1974 75 year. Graffiti for ihe 25 35 sel. And away. Or Hendrix the guitar nati. Tuesday; Orchestra on the Dick Cavett show. Sitting player. $3.75, mezzanine $3 50 They are: President, now a flick's hit town that'll right next to Jimi. flashing his Bui Hendrix the guitar player is Seals and Croft March Susan Rasmussen: Vice- recall the good ole days for ihe besi Dr Marcus Welby is Robert President, Paula Bock- more than enough to satisfy, as 13, 7:30 pm Hara Arena: college age group. Young. Doe Welby's endured Reserved $5 stedt; Membership Chair A l-ilm About Jin.>i Hendrix, the 12 lo 13 concert numbers ll while Jimi's gone. lost count) bear oul. They range er. Belinua Masters; now playing at the Victoria Besides its nostalgic qualities, Bio. Health Club Pledge Trainer. Beth Opera House, is almost certain lo in quality from grainy, black and there's an unsatisfactory feeling white with garage band sound to Simons; Treasurer. Connie make you wonder where the to the Hendrix documentary. I'v e The Biological and Health Pulliam; Quill Chairer. time's gone. 1 went to see 4 cinema ver-'e color, high fidelity, seen I hi same show before. Only but all of them, as Lou Reed says Sciences Club will meet Mary Tee Ewing; Record- Hendrix Wednesday night, and 1 it was about, say. Lyndon Wed from 12 to 1 pm in 346 ing Secretary. Kathy (Jeer; spent half Ihe time leaning over during Ihe film, prove "what a Millett. A trailer meeting Corresponding Secretary, lo my companion and asking Johnson or Harry lruman bitching guitar player" Hendrix will be held Thurs front Jerilyn Potts; Journal aloud if il's been lhal long. instead of Hendrix. was. 12:15 to 1:45 pin in 372 Correspondent, Alisa Ko There's Hendrix at Woodstock The people being interviewed That's w hat the audience at the Millet t. walski; Historian. Robin I it's almost five years now) aren't the same. Instead of Vic came to see anyway. As the Notice to (Graduates Reynolds: Chaplain, Jamie playing the Star Spangled Ban Averill Harrimar. or Hubert screen credits were rolling at the Graduate Student Repre- Gregory; Marshall. Ann ner. Hendrix al ihe Isle of Humphrey. Hendrix gives Ihe end of the film, nobody left. The sentative, Dennis Cochran, Becker: and Ritual Chair Wight festival in Kngland in 1970 viewer Mick Jagger. Peter background music was Hendrix will be in the new Sludent er, Ellen Von Greverz. playing the guitar with his teeth. Tow nsend. or a couple of tough playing. Caucus Information Center It almost seems a quaint street dudes saying what a swell in Allyn Kail on Mon and anachronism now. considering guy Jirni was. Rhodes grants Wed nights until 9 pm, the strides (either forward or At one point in the film. backwards dependin; on your Hendrix's father comes on and opinion) some rock group? have says one lime he asxe-d Jimi to discriminatory taken in their performance on sweep the room. When he came & slage. back, he found the room unswept iCPS) American college en SOIIH'I liin«» !\>fi- But the big shocker for me in and broom straws all over the dorsements of "male only" watching Hendrix was the floor. Jimi has been pretending Rhodes scholarship applicants curious mixture of how old the Ihe broom was a guitar and may be illegal under the 1972 at Vzi/rsi King'. . . film made me feel and how much playing it. Education Amendment, accord things have remained the same. All of the interviews seemed ing to a spokesperson for ihe De- Stumbling out of the theatre. I like that one. partment of Health. Education saw a boy wearing a letter jacket Almost everyone interviewed in and Welfare tHEW). with ihe numbers '76 on the the film (including Little Title IX of the Education Amendment bars sex discrimi nation bv educational institutions receiving feueral financial assist TUESDAY IS a nee. A school's endorsement of men only in compliance with Cecil S Rhedes's will consequently couH be construed as a violation fflMILYDOT! of HEW stipulations prohibiting unequal distribulion of benefits to students on the basis of sex. An act of the British Parliament would be necessary lo change the 25° 50' WO will stipulations. OFF OFF OFF WE NEED YOU! Sin all Large king*Siz<> PLASMA DONOR Pizxii I' i 7. XII Pizza Meet Bob Clark, WSU Graduate Assistant No Appointment Bring the whole family, your friends, or come by Hello! My name is Bob Clark. I am a senior at Wright State No long Wait yourself, to < •sxano I'iua Kings every Tuesday for University majoring in biology and I am attending the Reserve Officers Training Corps program at the University of Dayton Family Day! It's a great way to enjoy that delirious Reg Nurses in Donor Room Casseno hearth b&ked pizza and save money at the through the Dayton Miami Valley Consortium. same time! Eat-in or carry-out! 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Wilh the Super Bowl, the United States lays claim to the title "world champions of professional football." A group of sports minded entrepreneurs last summer began plans mm for expanding the professional football circut by creating the World Football League. The WFL in theory will know no national boundaries fielding teams anywhere in the world, provided the necessary capital and interest are generated by potential franchises. It really is about time that the rapidly expanding sport of football included international competition. And the WFL has sought such ex pansion by attempting to foster, in addition to US competitors, a franchise in Toronto, Canada. This particular franchise would be most interesting to Dayton area sports enthusiasts since the University of Dayton's own grid coach John McVay hss consented to coach the team. Yet, the Canadian government has moved to block the establish- ment of such a franchise claiming an American based operation would endanger the economic boon that Canadian Football poses to our northern neighbor. Why then does the Canadian government decide to make its stand in professional football? After all, the Canadians have imported their televised football to the US through the TVS network for those of us who could receive the remote UHF stations that picked it up. It seems a bit selfish that the Canadians should reap a percentage of the television profits of their own league and then f lock attempts at inter- national competition in the sport. WSl"s first-year grapplers lost their last match to Bowling Green. 47-6. Unfortunately, only the Canadian officials involved seem to know the whole motivation behind this tactic. (Holovack photo) For the moment though, we can take a closer look at just what the WFL will mean to football fans First, the WFL means more football games an.! a Linger football season since TVS has contracted to air a 20 week schedule cf games beginning in mid July, as if the football season were not already long Bowling highlights i-M action enough. This saturation may be an advertising firm's dream, but it certainly makes things a bit more dreary for die hard grid fans who by I>e»nis Geehan Club (24 24). the Suns (20-28). place-3 points; and 4th place 1 complain about long seasons but don't want to miss any of the action Phi Kappa Tau (20-28). and New- point. Well its that time of the monthf for fear of missing out on Monday lunch hour conversations. man (2-54). Individually, Mark Potter and Second, the WFL means that viewers can expect to see a cheaper again, time to review the fasci- Of the six Gold I>eague teams, nating world of intramural sports Jerry Cole pinned all of their calibre of football team as the National Football League. Canadian the Lady Bugs are tops having opponents, while Mike Sabin, at Wright State University, Footba'.i League, and the WFL will all compete for graduating won 44 games to 12 losses, with Robert Jackson, and Al Ketring collegiate jocks. It will become increasingly difficult to field teams As we roll down the list of an 828 average. Following closely won their final eliminations by with the concentration of talent that the old Green Bay Packers or the ongoing I-M events it becomes are Kappa Wienersnitzel (38-18) pins. Miami Dolphins have boasted. evident that I-M bowiing has and Just Us (3t> 20). Though the above ramifications are somewhat negative, there will not yet had its di.y in the Further back in the Gold be n definite advantage to the expansion of football. The NFL will Guardian. League are Troop 303 (29 27). the JV's fail now he faced with the ultimatium to implemenl long requested rule The ten pin enthusiasts are di- No-Knocks (25-31), and the changes to pick up the dragging pace of professional football. Finally, vided into two leagues, the all- not-so-well done Ohio Fried Tur we may see the return of the two-point conversion. And at long last, male Green League and the keys (5-51). While the Turkeys to More the NFL may allow "sudden death" play in all games to eliminate ties. female Gold League. have been basted royally in team by Dave Stickel Whatever the outcome, the growth of the WFL will prove interest With two nights of competition competition,^ spc s Debbie remaining as of February 19. the Notorious shooting from the ing. Will the Canadian Football League finally settle up with the NFL Atkins whose 164 game average field proved the downfall of the to play of. for a more valid world title? Will the WFL lay claim to Pore ol Profs dominate the Green is highest in the league. League with a 40 8 record and a 7-5 Raider junior varsity men's challenge the victor of the NFL Super Bowl as well? Will McVay ever Saturday the WSU I-M Depart basketball team as it lost a close forget UD to find happiness, glamor, and success in Toronto? three-game series average of ment sponsored a wrestling meet 968. The Profs also feature t rank 71 69 decision to the 12-2 Rebel open to students not competing JV's. Lasola the league's outstanding on the varsity level. individual bowler with a 196 The Raiders made only 28 of 80 Of the 10 participating teams, field goals for a poor 35 percent average per game. Trailing the the Ohio Fried Turkeys re- Profs are A7.X (36 12), the Moons accuracy compared to the Rebels deemed their poor bowling excellent 52 percent mark in the (32-24), Pi Kappa Alpha (26 22). record capturing the team Forfeits (24 24). Engineering orelude to Tuesday's varsity tilt. wrestling title with 34 points, Freshperson Jim Hough led the LAUCH including three wins, two entries Raider attack with 22 points as placing second and one third. the Raiders prepare for their last The only other two-figure FAM TYPING SERVICE game of the season against ALL THE MAST finishers were Joe's Bar with 19 Cedarville Saturday night at 5:45 Term Papers points and E Hortno with 15. 252-1941 pm prior to the varsity main Points were awarded on the event. TO THE following basis: 1st place-7 points; 2nd olace-5 noints: 3rd UPTOWN FLEA MARKET I Rear 420 N. Main Street HMDSAMK. 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