Dec. 3, 1981 UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI·SAINT LOUIS Issue 412 Parking fee expenditures to be studied The Student Assembly has income has averaged 52600, formed a committee to study according to the resolution. The parking fees, parking regulations resolution said that recent park­ and lighting facilities. The com­ ing expenditures are the result mittee was formed in response of the administration's of mis­ to recent university parking ex­ placed priorities. penditures that some members "It seems that rather than of the Assembly have termed have a definite project in mind, unjustified. At Sunday's Student they're looking for ways to Assembly meeting, Student As­ spend it," Swift said. IT'S AN HONOR: UMSL soccer coach Don Dallas [far left] receives the fourth place trophy In the NCAA sociation President Larry Wines Wines was critical of the Division II national men's soccer tournament from an NCAA representative. The UMSL players from left specifically noted the building of administration's reference to the to right are graduating seniors Tim Murphy, Pat McVey and Mike Bess [photo by Bill Lyons]. the J.C. Penney 'Building walk­ "Master Plan" when referring way and the purchase of a house to parking plans. He said that he on Natural Bridge Road as has spoken with Vice Chancellor expenditures that should be not- of Administrative Services John hantom penman causes rift ed by students, _ P. Perry many times about park­ The Assembly also passed a ing expenditures and that Perry the office by Wines, it contained of the Assembly. He said that he Lacey Burnette resolution condemning the con­ has justified the purchase of the the signature of Tony Colandro, was removed as an authorized struction of the Penney walkway house and the building of the a Student Assembly representa­ signature so that he could be "as befitting few individuals at walkway by saying that they A conflict between members tive and president of the Politi­ removed from the assembly. the expense of the overwhelming were part of the Master Plan. of a student organization has led cal Science Academy. Wines said that O'Driscoll was majority of university community But Wines added that when he to discord among some members Previously, Wines, Broerman, replaced on the authorized sig­ members." asked Perry about reparations to in the Student Assembly. and Tony O'Driscoll were the nature list because there is some the Marillac Parking lots he was doubt about whether he is The resolution, submitted by Virginia W. Bowie, special authorized signatures. The told that the administration had adequately representing ASUM. Roland Lettner and Earl Swift, projects senior clerk in the change replaced O'Driscoll with to wait until the Master Plan "The official decision is that we said that the walkway is intend­ Office of Student Life, said that Colandro. was completed. felt that, based on different ed for use of extension activities early last week Student Associa­ "I did not sign it and I asked "It seems they can pick and ' actions by O'Driscoll and his participants while extension tion President Larry Wines and that my name be removed," choose the projects they want to expressed viewpoints, he was parking has resulted in less Student Assembly representative Colandro said. do," Wines said. not representing the views of income than full-time student Matt Broerman obtained a form Wines said that he does not The members of the commit­ ASUM," Wines said. Wines and faculty/staff parking. Stu­ from the office to change the know how Colandro's signature tee to study parking are: Earl L add~d that he and Broerman dent and faculty/staff parking authorized signatures for the got on the form. Swift, Roland Lettner, Lary made the decision to remove income has averaged about Associated Students of the Uni­ O'Driscoll, who serves in the Wines, Terry Bruce, and Jim O'Driscoll. 5450,000 a year for the past five versity of Missouri (ASUM). Student Assembly as the ASUM See "Conflict," page 6 years while extension parking When the form was returned to representative, is the chairman See "Assembly," page 2 Pro-ERA group formed Danforth to speak at graduation Senator John C. Danforth National Historical Society's flea will speak at the UMSL winter market, the Arts and Education to seek UMSL support commencement exercises Dec. Council's Camelot Auction and 20. The exercises will be held in the St. Louis Symphony Orches­ Barb DePalma cards is to inform the legisla­ tors that they should vote for the Mark Twain Building at tra's Gypsy Caravan. A pro-ERA group has been ERA and that their vote has 3pm. About 600 students will be Eric Newman has published organized at UMSL to bring some consequences on the graduated during the exercises. books on numismatics and is ERA issues to campus and passage of the amendment. Also at the ceremonies, Eric curator of the new Mercantile get students and faculty in­ P. Newman and his wife Evelyn Money Museum. He serves on volved in the passage of the The pro-ERA forces have a Edison Newman will be awarded the boards of the Missouri amendment. membership ranging from honorary doctor of humane let­ Historical Society, the Commun­ two to eight members and ters degrees. The Newmans ity School, the Jefferson Nation­ The group has held only consists of UMSL students, have made many philanthropic al Expansion Museum, and the one meeting, but has set up a faculty and staff. The forces contributions in the St. Louis Mark Twain Summer Institute. table in the lobby of the also have two male members. area. The Newmans have also con­ University Center several Fletcher said that studies Danforth was elected to the tributed a Human Mechanics times to allow people to sign have shown that a female U.S. Senate in 1976. In the and Rehabilitation Laboratory to petitions. the group has also with a four-year college de­ Senate, Danforth serves on the the Massachusetts Institute of set up petition drives at the gree makes less than a male Finance, Commerce and Govern­ Technology (MIT). He was grad­ weekend movies, evening Senator John C. Danforth with an eighth grade educa­ mental Affairs Committees. He uated from MIT in 1931. Koffee Klatch and the Anne tion and that, in 1979, fe­ is Chairman of the Subcommit­ Baxter performance. males earned 59 cents to tee on International Trade, the "The group was formed every one dollar made by a Subcommittee on Surface Trans­ because we wanted to see male. portation and the Subcommittee ERA passed," said Nancy "This is what made me the on Federal Spending Practices. inside Fletcher, UMSL team leader. most eager to start a group at Danforth has also served as "The purpose of the group at UMSL," she said. "The re­ the Missouri Attorney General UMSL is to get people in­ sponse has been overwhelm­ and as Chairman of the Missouri Showtime Law Enforcement Council. He volved in things that are ingly positive. We did not The UMSL showglrls and pep happening across the nation has received the Distinguished expect UMSL to be that band provide entertainment at concerning ERA." positive. All we need to do is Service Award of the St. Louis all UMSL horne men's basketball Along with petition drives, organize. I think the positive Jaycees (1969), and was a recip­ games ........................ page 7 the pro-ERA forces at UMSL response is why many people ient of the Missouri Jaycees -Outstaiiillng Yoiuig Man Award', are involved in a message are getting involved at such a brigade. The brigade consists late date. (1968). He was graduated from Applause! of ERA supporters who send "We are not trying to Princeton University in 1958 two dollars to Washington, change people's minds. We with a Bachelor of Arts degree, Applause! D.C. to be put on a mailing are just trying to get people and he recieved a Bachelor of list. These supporters are who are for ERA to show it," Divinity Degree from r ale Divin- , Reporter Shawn Foppe gives an then asked to send postcards she added. ity School and A Bachelor of account of his personal Interview to legislators to seven target­ The ERA has a deadline of Laws degree from Yale Law with actress Anne Baxter, star of ed states that have not yet June 30, 1982 to pass in three . Schooi, bOth'1n 1963. .. Applause. " ............... page 10 Evelyn Newman has contri­ approved the amendment. states before it can be ratified editorials ......... , .. .4-5 as an amendment to the U.S. buted fundraising ideas to local The states are: Florida, Geor­ features/arts .. .... 7-12 gia, lllinois, Missouri, North Constitution. Through peti­ cultural and educational organi­ A pair of fours tion drives and the messager zations. She is president of the classifieds ..... .. .... .... 8 Carolina, Oklahoma and Vir­ Both the UMSL men and women ginia. brigade, the pro-ERA forces Nursery Foundation, St. Louis" around UMSL ........ 1 3 hope to persuade legislators first inter-racial nursery school. kickers finished fourth in recent The purpose of the post- to pass the amendment. She has organized many fund­ national tournarnents ..... page 14 sports ............ 14-19 raising projects including the ...... page 2 CURRENT Dec. 3, 1981 newsbriefs Auction to be held Monday An auction will be held next Monday in the University Center Lounge to benefit the women's basketball scholarship program. The auction will begin at 11am. Henry C. McKenna, the athletic equipment supervisor, will serve as auctioneer. Several area merchants have donated goods or services to be auctioned off. Some of the items to be auctioned include: weekends for two at local hotels, dinners for two at area restaurants, gift certificates for products, jewelry, and sports equipment.