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Wo know you goto ■ lot Students make parking hard for handicapped uoahowyquhowtotolhor. byJehaRaatey Student* at IUPUI are making a dtl la OUbart, an iaeatod hcuit altuatloo warn by cenUnut* to aide at Blake Straat Library whan tha lag dock ana. at both M b Straat Igaora univanity regulation by pari- tag »a spaces raaarvad far uaa by baa- dkappad atudonta and staff, tayi Ma areat at tha lav acbool. waat of the It la important tor tha studant body jor John OUbart ot tha ua!vanity Union Building, on Middle Street araat to watch out for Um ot tha Nuntng Building, aouth of Riley Gilbert laid
White no proctea (Utiatica ara avaii- ot ear* toured APO sets blood drive record by JehnKmky APO plant to have another blood coataa* that at many aa T or I can a A record waa aat by the aomi-annual * t n , in coopantton with Um Central day have bean towed from ouch teca- Omega (APO) blood (blve Indiana Regional Blood Cantor in ttoaa. Tha importance ot maintaining bold at IUPUI during the Pobranry, according to Oermaan, tbaao apacoa for Um hambeappod waa flrat weak at October After two dnye and It tentatively la planning to devote atnaaoa by Don Wakafleid. director ot at taking pledgee and throe daya at re ana day at Um frtve to each at Um ceiving dona tiaaaot blood, thefrator mN at IUPUI lUPUI'a Hambeappod Student Sor- nity obtoinad l « pinto at wboto blood ricoa, arhoa boaaid that the phyaicaliy for Um Central Indiana Regional Blood Cantor IUPUI Band organizes igaatad for handicapped parting have Jim Tagbort, co-chairman at tbo baaa datign to mittgato Um taadkapa APO blood *tvo, termed the drive aa
Tom Woodward, IUPUI Band Dir actor, taid that aU inatrumonta ara they got ttekatod and towed away, la ■aid. due prlaaartiy to tbo good naodad for tbo three phono program dly the prapaa goto and tbo w that Um tocatMa waa poorly marked which will Include the boakotboil pop ■oaa ot IUPUI atodaata to volant Join the i at band, a jssi onoomblo, and a < the lack of parting spaces atoswharm. OUbart cioltMid, saying that tba IUPUI handicapped parking ipacea are woU- markad and that whila tba problem to dooate. Thia could bo due to tha ot fort made by APO with parking may ha w« othar activltias will be announcod BAND PROGRAM at Um eligibility roquiromonto and to have atudonta pledge donation In ad Students who wish to play but don't should attend the — Basketball Pep Band— apacoa ara marked with a aign which vance, said Tagliori. According to Karen Oarmaaa, — Jazz Ensemble— capped pormits only, hoaatdThaatu- dent that ignoroa the aign will hag)van — Concert Band- first time that APO used a multi pic- aonnot attend Um meeting i a » ticket and will be towed away at sit* blood drive The drive was hold in and loo vo UMtr namoo and a (usually In Um both Cavanaugh Hall and Um Union M4-I0M Woodward can ai Organizational Meeting Building on conoocuUvo days. (acted evening* at MM1M Monday, October 23— 8:30 pm IUPUI Union Bulbing Cafeteria
Further information: 264-2044 Cover: Man's beat friend (undar Um Mr. Tom Woodward, Director coda) la this concrete Dalmatian It Tba IL'Ptl-Dowatewa Metre Diacount coupon* (or tha event will can bo found faithfully standing Eipreea will make otopo at the be available In the Student Activitiea guard in front at a dog-grooming Convention Center on Friday. Oct SO Office on tbo metaanint floor of Um to make it easier for atudonta and U i...... Street every day at tba weak (photo IUPUI CATHOLIC STUDENT CENTER faculty to gat to Indiana's Inter by Don Gorman) national rsstival Tt, according to entertainment and food, will run peasants Tom Bocxklewict. festival director through Oct B A word ot warning to any groups who put handbills, flyers or anything A SPIRITUAL JOURNEY •to* in Sagamart racks: We'U throw your stuff away Period. A mutti-madia program ol ipirltuAl gro«1h and
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Limited Kelly It Duke...... pages Midwest Arts cup and Mod « • » ragiairatkm laa Future holds problems for IU; declining enrollment costly Indii W Ryan staled that IU w« university although problem* loom in th* futur Ryu annual address to faculty (Ivan on Oct 10. aaylng, "the overriding fact la that W* itand high in tha aataan of the there are more than TV BOO atudanta on academic world, Ryan said And ourcampuaaa While we canaidar thha we itand In the Mtaam of the world of meaning* of the MM who (bd not coma to our campuaea tha year, let ua not forget the TS.1M who (bd came He Ryan aaid the moat apparent of IU * "good health" la the fact that the la lain on* of the largeat program* in ita hiatory Ha pointed to the library now being lilt on the north***! campu* In Gary, the new Busineea/SPEA at IUPUI, end th* Floe Aito "But wa muat roaol without panic,” Building In Bloomington i continued "Tha character of thu At tha next aaaatoo of tha Oonaral Aaaambly. Ryan aaid, IU will aah far century and a half, and It la approval of plaaa to build a long undaratood by tha people of Indiana to needed addition to Uto Medical bo a uni vanity holding to high range of higher learnii* in tha arta, atton at IUPUI humanitiaa, acioocoa and profee uni vanity I* giving urgent priority for Ryan aaid it to hie belief the people rooourtoa to permit e of Indiana will expect the univoreity addition to the School of to hold ita character in apile of tha predictable enrollment declinea In tha of Law building yean ahead Ryan aaid tha total value of the** "Let enrollment change If It muat," and other project* la currently non of th* uni vanity" than half of the aupport tha univoreity IU . fall ragtatntion ahowed a total enrollment of 7S,lt0 atudenta -a While the phyaical condition of the decree** of MM and a 3 « percent regional campu*** la generally sufficient, Ryan aaid thia waa not true Each campua, aaid Ryan, nt IUPUI, experienced a decltne-from one- lagged far behind* quarter of one percent at New Albany development of program* Ner la It to more than 11 percent at Gary IUPUI had a total decline of 1,118 continued, where the phyaical atudenta, or i t percent reaourcea of a century ago and a even Ryan told the faculty that IU * reapona* to th* enrollment drop muat for th* educational, raaaarch and public aervice activities of today muat be admlniatrative and The moat ominous throat. Ryan academic, and it muat be pereonal aaid, la Inflation. , I SAVE *10® NOW activity of university to all comer* of the slate requests far 1*7*41, four of every five When You Order Your ULTRIUM* and to all communltie* whose dollar* will do nothing more than pay knowledge of. and support for. IU for th* higher coats of inflation, he may have an impact on the college COLLEGE RING decision of the high school student He "Only one out of every five dollars said be waa asking university vice will be left to advance the work of the Plus!. . . your choice of the following options when president and chancelion to redouble university." he said Students, faculty aUgibh ordering an ULTRIUM* OR10k GOLD RING! Nikon/Nutshell sponsor • Imperial Cut Birthstones • Simulated Diamonds annual photo contest • Sunburst Stones • Genuine Jade • Genuine Tiger Eye • Genuine Earth Stones The (th Annual Nikon/Nutshell First place winner* In each af the Photo Contest, sponsored Jointly by two categories (black and white or NSso cameras and NatoheU Mags- color) will receive SUM to Nikon tine, la now underway on collage cam- equipment Two i puses for student! and (acuity win $1000 In ★ * SPECIAL COUPON ★ ★ "The purpose of the content is to an- place winners OFFER EXPIRES OCT. 27. 1978 courage photographers to express equipment The same prtaaa will be themselves creatively through pho- awarded In the (acuity competition, tography," at*tod Myron Charnaaa, which Is Judged separately from the MEDICAL & CAVANAUGH BOOKSTORES director of public relation* for Nikon. student coolest "For thia reason, the contest la open to faculty as well as students Thar* la Coolest autry blanks ar* available no content them*, no restriction on at participating Nikon photo dealers, the number of photos aotored, and « any type of still i 4 Sagamore 10/16/76 t o F o n e t m r s m s m a . Our View Goodbye to gas guzzlers The Senate finally made some progress on President Carter's energy program last week, coining up with a plan to tax energy- inefficient automobiles. Under the plan, new cars would be taxed, beginning with I960 models, on the basis of number of miles driven per gallon of gas used Autos manufactured for 1960 w ill, under provisions of the bill, have to get at least 15 mpg to avoid being taxed; by 1986, new J r ® . cars w ill have to get at least 23.5 mpg—and those that don't will u ppo r ter s be taxed up to|3r8S0. S Coupled with taking price controls off gasoline, the so-called "gas guzzler1' tax w ill no doubt be quite effective as Car as con serving gasoline goes. One doesn't need to be an economics whiz to figure out that if the public can’t afford to buy thirsty cars, then the automakers won’t build them anymore. And it really Student praises Who Lp shouldn't be any great task to make care more energy-efficient, To the Editor: I suppose that to like Whs Are Yaa either—although it probably will make them more expensive. A letter to Tom U n h im ooe must first like rock 'o ’ roll at its Letters Who the — are you? What right basic, angry roots. This album should Since the energy crunch first began, automobile manufactur have you to tear apart not a headstoof not be laughed It, it should be appre ers have been rediscovering such things as turbocharging and record, but a milestone one? I am re ciated and praised like moat of your Maatle etory ar*mirad high compression ratios, and coming up with engineering inno ferring to the Who's new album. Who critiques have been in the past. You vations like Honda's CVCC and Chrysler’g Lean-Burn engines. Are Yes (seeasue lO/». shouldn't be so hasty to bury the rest To the Editor : We noted your article on the Nestle And American car makers have discovered something that the Tom, you'd bettor clean the wax out of the band six feet under; instead of your ea n and listen a little closer to open mouth and insert foot minus Boycott in the Oct. 0 issue. Thanks for Europeans and Japanese have known for years: lighter care this. You’ve missed the whole point of your blue suede shoes. your coverage of such a topic- We look burn less fuel. this album. ^ • Robert FM eyere forward to reading more Begamere What all this means, of course, is that the days of gas-greedy First of all, there are tasMtobte articles oo our relationship to the behemoths are numbered. We can probably expect automobiles guitar riffs on this album, like the Third World. W riter com m unicatee? Norm Waggy to be constructed with smaller exterior dimensions, made out of Da Urey scream—Townsend guitar crash in the middle of "New Song," review er know s llttls Carol Spicber lighter materials, and designed with aerodynamics in mind or the riffs on "Triek of the Lig h t"■ To the Editor: It looks as though the top-dog days of the stylists are over in Secondly, the times they are a- This letter is sent in regard to Tom Smith parka, again Detroit and Dearborn, and that we are now altering the auto cfaangw’ and you’d bettor change with Lanham's album review of Whs Are To the Editor: mobile's Age of the Engineer. It's about time. the timet, because you keep wanting Yea that appeared in the Oct I issue Be: Frustrated11 letter of 10W7B, to relate them with their early 70s of the Sagamore. Mr. Lanham must it’s obvious Ida temper at being the classic, W W i Next be congratulated on bis ability to com ff subject of a rebuttal preceded his I must agree with you that the ma municate. In the space of ju t six " I - 791” “ B in g o ! judgement. My point is that 1 don’t jority of the so ap are pessimistic, but short paragraphs, Lanham made it take two spaces in the parking lot' lUPUTs enrollment decreased by 1,193 students this semester, does all music have to be light- quite dear that be knows nothing ■imply to deprive someone else. The hearted and sunahiny to be good or, about music and even less about the and an idea has occurred to us whidt just may boost that sagging ides you missed was that 1 like to in your case, even understood? Who, that be has no taste, and his ig number. What we propose is that IUPUI hold tuition raffles retain the value of my car From I might aiao add that the single norance firompassea not only the previous examples of other people’s every semester and give away, say, a couple hundred tuitions to “ Who Are You, ” couid turn out to be a Held of rack music, but that of crea courtesy. I ’ve found the only way to students. very classic rock 'o ’ roil soog because tive writing as well. If the Sagamore avoid damage was to park in such a This could be accomplished by drawing from a bin of duplicate of its referral to the members of tin cannot find any better writers than way that possibility was minimised. Sex Pistob, the Who's fans, and the Lanham to review albums, the review fee receipts. All a student would have to do is match his receipt You t o o l say whether or not you’ve whole music scene. At the dim ax of section should be omitted entirely. number with the number drawn and receive a "free" semester had more than >02 {the amount the title song, Townsheod answers the Sincerely, at school with everything paid for—including books, parking and required to fix my car the last time) question for you. He says, "H ie Who DougCressier all lab fees. And because a student would have to register before Are You !” invested in any one of the five autos he would be eligible for the raffle, the administration could count you’ve had here on campus, and it’s my contention you don’t. Seems to me on increased enrollment each semester. Whaddya say, Dr. G roup strikes Joy In AM -lletener you're proud the latest one is "a small Irw in ? TO the Editor: lot better than one of Foreigner's jobs. car with a dent in the bumper-” Have In regard to Tom Lanham’s review Maybe the Who's older stuff was su^ you no scruples? The Sagamore welcomes letters to the editor. Letters should be of Whs Are Yes: the title cut to the perior to what they're putting out to Anyway, i confine myself to the lots im ited to IN words, be to the pah* and Include the phone number Who’s album may seem "so stupid" to day, but good grief, from "You don’t adjoining New York Street, and am and address af the writer. No letter will be printed anlets it Is him that it makes the Billboard ads have to read a y mind to know what I happy to walk the extra distance if it signed. Only the name wifi be published unless the writer re look "eveo downright silly,” but when have In m ind" (quote unquote) means the safety of my vehicle. Best I first heard that tong coming over assured, Frustrated, 1 will keep up quests anonymity. The editors reserve the right to edit all letters they’re still a welcome relief. my car radio, it struck immediate joy my bad habits. and to reject those letters they feel are objectionable. All letters in my heart because 1 could tall, even Incidentally, why must you hide should be typed and addressed to the editor, Cavanaugh Hall, before I was aware what group had Give MeABreak— behind a pseudonym? Room M l-G . recorded it, that it was going to be a My Pinto Doesn’t Get FM James J Smith The Sagamore is by students of Indiana U nlvenltyPuntae aAntnistriflOn or faculty of IUPUI. The Sagamore is a semi-weekly University st Indianapolis Views expremed are those of the editorial (weekly (taring the summer} newsmagazine published at t » W. staff or of the individual whone appears to the byline Those Michigan S t, Indianapolis, Indiana MSS. Editorial phone, MMOOB; / p o o m o r e do not necessarily reflect those of the student body* advertisement phone, **4456; business phone, N 4 -S 9 . L Marti Ftneh Steve Cooper Bud Gooter, credit N X Barbara Crady Daniel Beard Patrida Hall SUrtoyCoute Reginald Bentley Cindy Kilmer James Hale Paul Ragan JohoEmtey Tom Lanham Aaron Nolan Joann Hire to Ron Berger Charies Grigsby M. William Luthottx Cherrie Steele Keiko Johnson Harry Roberaoo BmUhVakitai Jill Lee GreyaonStoehr TUnSuUhran ^arl Reagan Dan Motto Randall Redman Kimberly S' Jeff Zorman Don Gorman Karen L w a Tom McCain • • .», , w w n J c -J b y MtLLO 10 THIS VdtLL AH VI GOT ID'S LMNN AND A <»MiH-AiNT GARDEN 3 UPP1Y? minacul Pl a n t food? A A A TWSY'RS A VtRY RAM*- DSUCAfCY, Y O U K N C N A i tea point, a i P ^ ^ s - b w t e . r*|M taw *tfc*hutorJu^r'tlJnlldteT Z t l r n T r U Z ’ e u t r h * * m and th* Yati TIm Yoti « w t • g n u * rf briy man who had WHY DO k b n m of t e H&UUyaot to i YOO THINK ipmtuality wtlM mute mtlM mow AAsrwvtrslI T O U ' R f _ r o y a l t y ? lor mrrtvsl is t e 1 t e l teapposnoct of an albino Sampasi l for t e group in tlut in rtmuadod tea* of I r » who had devtUpsd whita fur Sha « n proof of t e u M M in having been t e most advanced craaturao os t e aarth of baring doaeaedod So asv hors 1 Mt, pat twenty -four bam altar all this Sfca is curled up around roe. aieepuig Our boon consummated I Savant found a lot of gold but what I know m the moot important event in t e luster? of man mad PEACHES PHILIPS IMPOSTS I1 IV N I 8BNTS “ the mark of quality" because excellence is priceless f I I %M 11 i la alia at ai I ^ ~ w m Mtf tuia •W M I W N m m , prrtmrm** a«k«iaiM r » a a h m w i i m i m |m •h i W I M *** W a rrW # I a* TW m m B p It M ln Throughout the month of October The Classical Department at Peaches Records and Tapes the Classical Deportment Is where you'll find of the world's largest record and tape stores the outstanding recordings on the Philips label, Is featuring all the quality recordings and throughout the month on the Deustche Grammaphon label these recordings are offered at substantial savings. at substantial savlnte, Including the latest releases, like Zuben Mehta's debut perform ance on the DG label conducting Puccini's "The Girl Of The Golden West” These magnificent recordings featuring Carol Neblett, Placldo Dom ingo, plus 10 new Festlvo releases and Sherrill Mllnee. are on display now In the Classical Department at Peaches Records and Tapes. These along with the entire Deustche Grammaphon line and 11 new exciting Privilege releases make "The Mark Of Quality,” flawless recordings on the Deustche Grammaphon label Remember Philips Imports - because excellence Is priceless. - available now In the Classical Departm ent at Peaches. IS!I Broad Hlpplr Itenur Indianapolis. Indiana 4S!1 0 IndlanapolU. Indians 4SSM W# t(t* p Maata* Chart* Aauncaa w » »ic tp Maort Chart* Sawmaa lapraaa. BaahAawneard aad Via* C ip fM taafcAawfMMd *ad Visa 10/16/71 midwest Arts *—*«»■'^ W' >■ e d . - S a t , Oct. 18-21 9-. 30 show M cfcbom e $1 50 admission * 1 *dmttS*on Wed., Thun. S2 admission Fri., Sat. New releases provide howling, rocking This week's Sunday Movie is! byTMaLaahom Shows at 2 ,4 ,7 ,9 pm non* of "The It'* realty hard tebalteet t e l I Dancmg 4 C o d iU * N ^aiy Al Stewart haa followed Year af tee Reaper," "E.T.I.” and tee liaard king Cal wite the much nicer and well pro duced Time Passages, which gives his of their latent reteaae says It all Never Say Die! Nine m ap of (hiving technical advantages of tee studio, rock, hinting guitar hate from Tony guitar, Paasagm ia almost aa perfect lornml, stomach churning vacate but what tee heck, I still wamm party aa any album can be. but it demands with the Ciilt (just aa long aa they from (tezy . all point to Me cenduaiaa Black Sabbath a still* potent and vm don’t invite tee guy on the cover .) log. even though the songs are woven uncus musical force ami they’re still in a much more approachable style Ned Young has returned with what at chain Rock ’a' roll Al * voice makes alining seem so could be his finest effort since effortless, yet so much emotion is tied up within the lyrics it's eaay to aee • up in hte soap ami coL Join us tect on his albums like dust His new Chicago’s running down Hot Streets Cemm a Time shows none of the these days, and they've finally taken a Dag and Batlcrtty, and moody phases that made Earns so giant step out of their Ic^yenr nit hard to listen to, but instead reveals a Thte change manifested itself on Cht at the 2^X3 butterflies drop dead from the iky lighthearted acoustic (almost com cago Eleven but probably grew try) approach There's no real elec dag's none and Nancy haa trie guitar on Comm a Time; nothing (The gram ■ no charming guitar grace of aptettered as powerful as "Hurricane" or "Bite butterfly guta on the gnlhrori of your the Bullet" car. This album's a howl Nicolette Larson provides some iaMSi) and have turned to a pop-rock R U Ready 2 Rock? Good Blue shaping background vocals that mix sound with tern influence from the Oyster Cult have kicked out the jama well with Nail's (purity voice, and bora and more (ram the guitar there with another remarkable live art called Some Esc hailed Evealag out in tee instrument section Hope "Alive Again" is most likely b ei* (which follows strangely doae to their fully this album Is a new door beu* played somewhere at this very mo recent On Yarn Peel ar On Yarn opened for You*, but I think I'll love ment Let’s hape for more of the same Haem) that was made in lieu of any his musK no matter how he c doit 'Girl Friends’ acclaimed worldwide by SJ. Casper commented. "When we looked at the Girt Friends. Claudia Weill’s first footage, the notion of what would feature film, is a spirited and witty out so intrigued us that we began to success The first is the fact that environment of New York City see the film as a feature dealing more Warner Brothers, known for its multi Exploring the irreplaceable but heavily with Susan ” sometimes underestimated value of at the chance to distribute tee I friendship. Girt Friends is the story of The product of two more yean Another is tee fact that Eh Waltech an aspiring young photographer and work, the film has been acclaimed at and Viveea Lindon both agreed to do the Rotterdam Film Festival, at Los the movie al hoM-ocale pay. marries and move* out. It stars Angeles' Filmex and at the Cannes COLLAGE 78 Melanie Mayron (who played Film Festival Marsha, the buxom cashier in Car When the film opened in New York, Wash) as Susan, and coaters Anita Jan Saunders, co-producer of the the promoter* were faced with the Skinner making her dehut as Anne film, says Girl Friend* is not a problem of publicmng the movie feminist movie. "It deals with A Campus/Community movie was financed by a series of a. they took to grants, loans and contributions by how the changes in their lives affect the streets passing out leaflet* friends of producer-director Weill, a that bond.” she said. Jan, knowmn the advertising tee film What was really TALENT SHOW » year-old Radcliffe graduate lire first year it was planned as a was recruiter to help Weill in the fact that Wallach joined in Sponsored by completing the film WPUTs Open Channel & the Indanapofis Chapter of the American Diabetes Association Al proceeds w i go to the Indkrtapois Chapter of the American Dia betes Association. Starring n i g h t l i l e Crazy Al's Pizza Piece Mike Karp of WTTV's Weekend "Movies BRT 5408 N. College with Mike" as Master of Ceremonies 924 Westfield Blvd. 255-6464 November 3,1978 251-8878 Oct 14-17 (Man.—Then.) flute MU Wibao, i Music—small cover-must be 21. Friday and St urday forming hit personal style of fob music Lecture Ha« 101 nights showcase the While River Ramblers, a local Rxie- knd jazz band 7 p m Vogue NKe Club Grand prizes for winning contestants/door The Patio Lounge 6259 N. College prizes w i be awarded 6308 Guilford 255-2828 251-7878 For more information coll 264-4796 Oct. 14-17 (Mon.-Tina.) will most likely be Why On Earth, Oct 17 (Tttaa.) is WFBQ km-dough coace Th« Sagamore s guide Gazette to entertainment Dooze, boolo-beelo, b u t and boogie* Billy Joel brings 14K class to Indy; $25* superb musicianship unsurpassed dhmporty A lfa only mrndw S— idny> ■ ■— refrow. by K.1- Wipa Bitty Jnal In concert ha h'» out d addi* • food dme of Elton John Diamond power, and fslvonng It all lyrics that an. well, that arc Joel s It was this clan that kept 11,000 people captivated, enthralled, and at Market Square Oct • for what was. •d in the ever present sportcoat, tie, and sneakers he truly loves to do He basked in the ulariy that of the enthusiastic stag* side (am. who grew In number as the evening progressed Again and again. Joel took time to him (and sometimes wouldn t let go). blues from its keys, and was matched Ms jwney along the throefa* path be It's Super Car Stereo Price Time tween the piano and the edge of the of Richie Caanata on sax, all against a dingy charcoal New York at as the (ana reached out to grasp hn we were wondering if he ever would) But (or Billy Joel it was obviously a Midwest Auto Stereo perilous course, and tensing the lam a Liberty DeVitto and guitarists Doug slfit < Stegmeyer. Russell Javcrs and David Get either the Pioneer KP-8005 or TP-7006 (our previous Brown). Canasta received an ovation from an appreciative audience la a for $150.00! truly superb musician > repertoire, as well But Jod ■ not one to allow has Well also install the radio & 2 speakers for $25 mb his new Lp, SXad crowd to wallow in bis own self pity, Street Hits such as 'Piano Mas." KP-fOSS In-dash cassette with AM/TM stereo Joel's profound self portrait; "The the night from the pita of bhaeedom to Ballad of Bitty The Kid” ; “The Enter uptempo ragtime to downright funky Supertuner* Mubng switch. LocaWdnunce switch rock 'o' roll, then back again He d* S-stahon pre-set pushbutton tuning Lodung fast the classics ''Captain Jack" and forward and rewind. Automatic replay. One year graphic cavortingi while seated at "Jurt The Way You Are"; a dynamic limited warranty parts and labor performance of "Angry Young Man", or on the piano or bounding about the and Joel's most recent hit, “ Only the stage, aided by the wiaanky of Ms Good Die You *." wore Jml a few of the gifts Joel gave the crowd. of a love for performing and which TP-7ggg In-dash Btracfc wdh AMffM stereo midway through the night by o h of seemed at times, to belie his Supertuner* Designed for CM Products S- The concert, includiiw all facets of bass and treble, muting. Ratho deal m 8-track hi Sinatra style, beneath red production, had very few noticeable door. One year limited warranty parts and that labor Joel had trouble untondiiw 1,000 scats at the Circle Theater only a year ago to "the it world championahip He’s come a long way in popularity baseball team") m if be had already since then, and Ms future h bright as supped the crowd's rmponm. The po talent la a quote from etry of the lyrics overcame over- Midwest Auto Stereo “ and I won’t be back in another (we have car pekup & dehvery service) everyone in the vast arena, and yenr/tf I don't stay on the charts ” If Oct • was i 425 W. South (5 minutes from campus) 638-8110 Joel’s virtuoso piano strained to m queese every (hop of L o * Island hack for years to c Use your Shoppers Charge, Maakar Quine oc Vi»a carda wW Metro forward out with knee injury hyAa. Milk* According to Dr. Allen Habanaki, In December of last year tn a game orthopedist, cartilage on both aideo of against Athieteo in Action at the Mike Duerson, Metro forward and Duerson's knee was ripped out, and Granite City Clastic At that time, be co-caplain, haa undergone knee sur the bone had been chipped badly received a blow to the head, caiuing a gery and wili be lost for the Maeon. enough to cause a hole In it. «* > severe concussion Mike still suffers Duerson sustained the severe injury Habanaki advteed that the injury, slight bearing and seeing difficulties to Ms right knee in a pre-season game which waa much more serious than at as s result of that conclusion at the School of Physical Education first behaved, could very well end the We will mws Mike tremendmwly." gym. Apparently Mike was dribbling promising forward's basketball ca said Metro Head Coach Kirby downcourt wban be stepped on a weak reer Mike will not be able to put full Overman. He is an outstanding stu spot in the gym floor, which had en weight on his leg until January, and dent-athlete, and his physical ability countered heavy water damage in an ha facet a long period of rehabilitation and hU leadership talents are groat early summer storm. No physical during lt » . assets to our program We hope that contact with another player was in Thu u the second setback for the be can recover from this injury and volved in the incident. Muncie native. Duerson waa sidelined return to our team next year. " AAA COOP calendar central October 17 Career Development Program: “ Statement The Cooperative Education Program Women's Volleyball: Metros at DePauw Un of Accounts," Personnel Division, 9:00 am, is accepting applications now for spring semester COOPS. iversity/Franklin College Nursing Building Career Development Program: "Travel Students with ooe year of study and a 2.5 G P A who want Procedures," Personnel Division, 9:00 am, to begin alternating semesters of full-time work and study Octobers* Nursing Building Intramural: “ Cross-Country,” entry dead Contact: Ron Lindle October 18 line Student Union. . .G02SN. . .264-2554 Midterm Biochemistry Seminar: "Hydrogen-ex Last day for automatic withdrawal change Studies of Red Cell Membranes," Last day lor credit/audit W P BRYAN, 4 pm. Medical Science Build Continuing medical education: “ Neuro-Op- ing, Room B26 Any Meal, Any Time of Day thalmology” Theater Production: Anton Chekov’s "The Management in Action Seminar: ‘ (through Boor" and "The Marriage Proposal,” Mt. •Breakfast *Lunch October 20), “ Doing Business with the Rus Vernon High School, 7 pm. •Dinner sians and the East Europeans," School of O ir service a fast and friendly so jon your Business, Union Building October 21 friends n our dining room Or cat ahead and o*, Anesthesia Conference: "Outpatient Anes Mt Debate Tournament, 8 am, Cavanaugh use our carry-out service for any item on our > thesia," 8:00 am; "Anesthetic Manage and Lecture Halls expanded menu at tne West 16th Street ment of the Bum Patient," 4:30 pm, School Continuing Education Program: "Goal Set Waffle House, where quafety and convenience of Medicine ting Seminar,” fee 832, 9 am, Center for I Intramural: "Flag Football," entry deadline Women October i f Intramural: "Cross-Country," 3 Mile Starts 2621 West 16th Street All Campus Dance, 9:00 pm, Union Building Intramural: “ Flag Football,” Managers October 22 Cerry Out Orders: 631-5922 meeting Intramural: "F lag Football," league starts Cituen s Pay - Tuesday 3 pm -11 pm Haff-pnce Women's Volleyball: Vincennes University Children’s Theater: "Androcles and the vs. Metros Lion," 2 pm, Union Building shorts Congressional Insight Dean Francois.. . CTS Theatre... Mkee'a TW T in t 8**- I Fnday, Oct. M it tha Proaorw family living In a amaU The profemonally oriented community theatre will preaeot U performancaa of thia drama o*er three weaken* Call the theatre at «IS-1S1« for pertor- Fumlth your Apartmont or Homm Marketing C lub ... , Potlnry end More The Marketing Chib will foe 10 parcant discount on moat Itsms ture Its aecood apeak er at tta neat meeting on Thureday, OcL It. AL-HA8HBAZ IMPORTS 5076 Nortbwsatsm Avenue Hours: 12-8/Mon.Fri., 12-6/Sat ASun Election of officer* will alao take place at the meeting, to be held in the Roof Lounge of the Go on a Ski Trip Union Building atlpro Refreeh Sax clinic. to Colorado Spring Break (March 24-31) in Breckenridge, Colorado $289 Includes • Roundtnp Air Fare • 7 Nights lodging in Condominiums • 6 days sking at 4 different slopes Spontored by Student Activity board *Pt MJ !•/>•*»< K> Sooamora 10/16/79 INTERNSHIPS The Professional Practice Internship Program is accepting applications now for spring semester intern- j ships, juniors and seniors with a 2.5 G P A and desiring to; ; work a semester with business or industry Contact Ron Lindle Parking controversy continues to grow Student U n ion . . .G025M. . .2*4-2554 by 8.J. Cooper The fact that studants have but Mike Reardon, president of the ************************************************* Parting at IUPUI has always been staggered classes helps student body, has promised this year a hot topic of dicuaaion among faculty, tremendously If all of IUPUI’s will be different He has appointed staff and students As the university students arrived at the same time, a Cathy Riggs (ABp, a Student has grown, so has the controversy huge traffic jam, the biggest the d ty Assembly senator, and Dion Foulkes surrounding parting and the future, has ever seen, would result to represent student interest at the to some, loots as if It will get worse Presently, the university is still committee meetings before it gets better But in assessing expanding, and with each Recently, a number of students the situation and searching for construction project,, more parking were interviewed about parking A complete Hne of A t * * HMttports II solutions, many factors must be spaces are lost The new problems by G em Jones, Anthony lustra ted sports games Football, Bas considered Businets/SPEA Building, the Heasion and Marsha Gutwein, who ketbaN, B asebal. Auto and Horserecing. First, it must be realized that sidewalk renovation of Michigan were conducting the project for their and Golf Outdoor Survival. Sports IUPUI is only one part of a much Street, a new ambulance entrance at Speech Department class Although larger complex In effect. IUPUI is the sampling was small, some general Yesteryearftnvie) and tbe new StaOs-Pro Wiahard Memorial Hospital, and sharing this land and therefore ramp construction behind the conchiajoas srooe from the study NBA Basketbol. too competing for parting spaces with University Library have all taken Participants were asked to compare hospitals, research centers, residence away prime parting spaces. parking facilities with those of the halls, maintenance organizations and past, and students responded IS to one Also, 100 spaces will be lost between aU the patients and visitors who Limestone and Lansing Streets for that the situation is now worse than utilize these facilities construction of married student before Even with the new parting garage SHARE In Our Growth and housing In all. approximately 000 When asked how long it took to find near Riley Hospital for Children, the spots will be lost this fall, according to a parting spot, a big difference was hospital area is still one of the moat Tirmenstein. To offset this lam, a noted between those students who Progress by Earning congested in the complex gravel lot east of the K/T Building has arrive before 9 am and those who It is also important to understand been readied with a capacity of 560 came later. The early arrivals the logic behind how this hospital reported finding a spot in lass than spaces. university complex is beiig built As five minutes, while those coming later Tirmenstein also reports that the Robert If Tirmenstein, assistant said it took between 10 and 30 minutes new parting garage east of the Dental PER ANNUM director of the Department of Parking to And a place to part School and south of Michigan Street Services, said, “Those who have Students responded to the question % COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY will be started next sprii*. When the planned t^e univarsity wanted to of parking being equally divided project begins, 000 spaces will be lost, avoid a ‘hunk of concrete' as is the between the different types of stickers ON YOUR INVESTMENT but atfftl be replaced with 1100 when cate with many other city with and overwhelming "n o." Tbe the garage is completed The facility universities.’' main reason students gave for their is expected to take at least 11 months Higher enrollment and staff growth negative response was the fact that to complete have continued to aggravate those faculty and staff lots are closer, and As Tirmenstein said, "There are all envolved with planning parking many stated that these lots are often kinds of things to delay it (the facilities In the past, facilities have times net being fully utilized garage's completion), but nothing will been trying to keep a bread* with the As to the solutions to lU P U I’s speed it up " r expansion of the university But now, parting problems, high-rise garages as Dr. Robert Bogan of the Parking The Parking Policy Committee are everyone’s number one Policy Committee has stated. "W e’ve meets once a month to grapple with recommendation But these will take reached an enrollment plateau We these problems, and there are two time to complete, and even when still need more parking, but we must openings on the committee for student completed, it has not been decided m ove m ore carefully in our representatives In the past. Bogan if students will be allowed to use planning " said, these positions were never filled. them When you compare RABBIT 0 >*v a H ebb* on *m t r o e ttl .1 \ f M ( to you te not with the m* mhmet at o w a t (w cop* c « t > »o « M M * <*"»• pult the t n y w iq h t o«*» the “lookalikes" ethe e n Coup**0 «•**> * tom jr*j te rm * a (HeceH tm«r* a t gtetety Ihm, w n h n letter* Ottethonj* contn* K> h«S> doit in the rou cmpe rnmmeemt np»»r> «vjd n e U c e VW Rabbit. Great driving weather or nor SPEEDWAY ItttW.Itttl AK 139-2411 Jaake Wotoea. library employee, sad Tim Reldiager tk%U aoapotts Fooodatloo (betag matched by dooaUooo horn the s u m . a h v aft,SLmm~ year taw siodeat, begta the )eb at fllliag aearty m three- school's ataotoi). Other foods from the great will go toward foot sections of shelves recesUy delivered to tbe ladtaaa sddlag boots to tbe taw library, whieh already boasts a Uafvorslty School of Law-ladtaaapohs. Foods for the population of 254,Wt votames. (photoby Ed Lacey Jr.) ibrlrts came from o D I M mate blag graat from the lodi- 10/16/70 Sogam om it Classifieds For Rent For Rent Help Wanted Helo Wanted W anted For Rent ADULT STUDENT HOUSING, INC. COUNTER HELP fuN-ttm* vtd prt Caahiar. Part-time Set 6:30 - 5:30 WANTED. TWINS OR TRIPLETS for a' b u q q e q &y people and noise? Rent time. Incfcxflng weekends Eerty mom- and Sui 9:30 2:00 Cal tor appt ptature e d .c m ot pay money but w « ^ private f*it floe* three room apwl Serving IUPUI students, faculty, spouses and children tig. afternoon and iete evening shift Contact Mr Lee. BUIKO CAR provide free photographs Cal 264- wf* neighborhood. 10 mkxjtes •vaSable Par northakJe Apply In per thereof exclusively WASH. 6190 N Keystone, 255 APO?-*** j? f j ) ___ to Med Center S 110 tor one person ion DUNK IN DONUTS. 310 W B6th 4133 293-3055 evenings {MW 18] Eligibility: Under Grads 9 credit hours or more Grad stu S fo rc a l644-6493 (MW 19) ___ MW 16 ______dents 5 credit hours or more LEASING AGENT lor snowing apta EH L8y and Company Part-time food 11 m and Delaware house has one and taking applications on weekends Offers: Apts and family town houses Service robe Student! S3 10Tw Mid- oak-paneled 16 by 16 bedroom left only Hours 12-6 Sat and Sun Salwy day hours Contact Office of Career n a five-bedroom twtUutchen two- S3 75/hour Cal to apply Contact STUDENT RATES FROM *137“ UTILITIES INCLUDED Counseling Placement. Student bathroom house ALL UTILITIES IN Marianne Gkck. GENE QUCK MAN Union Building GO 26-M Cal 264- CLUDED Co-tenants are KJPUl stu AGEMENT CORP 9102 N MeodWi PARK LAFAYETTE HOMES, LTD. 2 5 54 MW 16 Help Wanted dent! Reparation ^Neighborhood of St 844-7741 (M W 1 8 | ______..... __ . ,___ . .. reared people Scott Keler. 9 to 4 pm Offers excellent rental 3 5 4 bedroom homes, from $22 6 FiA-ttme warehouse work 8-5 Cel to Dancers wanted Dance tor Pai Very estabtohed banciMtokmg new Monday through Saturday 259 1253 dkection Looking tor rhythm section monthly Each rental home includes M l amenities Garages apply S3 50/hour Contact Mr Omega Fraternity Stag nite Excetient (MW16) payers with strong vocals and mature, Howard Stevenson, HOOSIER BOT pay For ntormabon contact Howie or of Carports, Clubhouse, Play Areas, Private Patios & professional attitude Al commercial TLED WATER COMPANY. 4860 E Disco at 636-6746 leave neme and I am n /'ara phone styles »td ortaanN CM 787-5026 or HOOM home Pftvi°0«s « 36th 62nd St 253-4325 (MW 17) 251-0228 (MW 18) oanrpua S20 weMdy 283-H37 (MW16) MW 16 ASH, MC. A PARK LAFAYETTE LTD. 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