Indiana Universlty-Purcfue Univarsity at Indianapolis Economics prof opposes union

Volume 0 Number 28 by Joui Steele December 3.1970 The entire IUPUI economic department is opposed to the forming of an IUPUI faculty Chapter has 75 members union. Professor Robert Sandy said Friday. Economists have "spent time looking at unions," said itandy, IUPLH faculty union formed and for that reason are skeptical of by John Emley of collective bargaining power for erally work together. them. "We, the United Faculty of the faculty. "They both need to maintain a "I don't think that a faculty IliPUl, will no lonfer tolerate the The political science professor quality academic institution—it union could bring in enough money feelings of insecurity, isolation and said that there are two ways to requires roooey, and they work (In salary increases I to cover the helplessness that are com inf to accomplish this goal. "We may together do do it. cost of dues," contended Sandv. characterise our employment as lobby to have the legislature pass a "The stronger the union, the He said the dues are about faculty," said Patrick McGeever at law mandating collective bargain­ closer its ties with the $100 a year for national and state a press conference here Thursday. ing or we can attempt to convince administration." affiliations of the union, in addition President of the United Faculty, the 1U Board of Trustees that it is Zeller said a faculty strike would to local dues. McGeever announced the in the best interests of the only be used as a last resort. "My impression," said Sandy, formation of local 3950 of the university to allow collective "The stronger the union, the lees "is that faculty unions have not Robert Sandy American Federation of Teachers bargaining." likely it will strike," she said. done well in the past." at the conference. Belle Zeller, representing the Zeller maintained that a strong Patrick McGeever. president of can buy the good elsewhere. Citing problems of salary American Federation of Teachers, union would be able to convince the United Faculty, has said that However, he said there's no deterioration among the faculty, wich presented the IUPUI union the administration that their needs the group is dissatisfied with the alternative to a strike by employees budget cuts, tenured faculty with its charter, claimed that 39 are desirable. manner in which its desires for in the public sector. termination and general short­ states have laws allowing collective But, Zeller said, the strike is "a higher salaries have been Sandy believes that the faculty sightedness on behalf of the bargaining by public employees worthwhile weapon" to have. communicated to the state union developed from anger the administration’s planning efforts, and of these, 24 states specifically McGeever said the faculty legislature by the administration. faculty felt at the way some budget One of the main goals of the McGeever said that h is time for extend the .Vfh* to faculty in organised to prevent the reoccur- cuts were bandied by the School of the faculty to preserve the quality institutions of hither education. a nee of such events as the School of newly-formed faculty union (Local Liberal Arts last spring. of IUPUI as an institution of However, Zeller believes the Liberal Arts’ decision last spring to 3950 of the American Federation of He said that a drop in hiaher education. prospect for a successful collective reduce faculty because of bodget Teachers) is to establish collective enrollments led to the IU Board of He claimed the United Faculty bargaining bill is remote because, cuts resulting from a drop in enrol­ bargaining power for the faculty. Trustees' decision to cut budgets would not "acquiesce in the "We have a short legislative session lment. ., Sandy claimed that he Is not Dana Martha Francois of Liberal extinction of the school’s bright coming up and many of the same He added that until that time satisfied with "the generosity of the Arts decided to terminate six educational promise" and would legislators are present as in prev­ the faculty thought they would legislature but that he can faculty positions. not "sit by and watch the futile ious years." be consulted on such matters "understand their thinking. " Although Francois later revoked efforts of administrators to com­ But, she added, "The chapter before any decisions were finalised Sandy contandad, "If you have bar decision to cut faculty municate our frustrations to the (for an IUPUI union I will He also chad the university's more professor jobs than positions, Sandy said faculty legislature and the public." help—numbers persuade legisla­ decision to cancel one of the two professors, then you can afford to members were angered because According to McGeever, the tors." IUPUI summer sessions, replacing cut salaries each year and still staff Francois made a "uni-lateral immediate goal of the newly- Zeller claimed that the admin­ them with one eight-week session. departments with, perhaps not decision" without consulting the formed union is the establishment istrations and faculty unions gen­ excellent, but good facility.* Im k jr. (continued on page h He added. "That’s the way a Hs contended that that incident market has to work." If the price is was the "beginning of a union at kepi high (of faculty salaries). this school," although Francois Sandy explained, then too many promised to eonank the faculty people * ill go U> graduate schtiol to more closely become professors and will find Because the faculty positions "no jobs at the end of the ultimately wore cut some faculty members said, ‘See what power we Sandy said that he views a union can have if we’re united," claimed as an institution whose main Sandy. concern is to equalise salaries, However, Sandy added, "I take bringing about "equity." an entirely different view. It's not He called this another example the complaints «f faculty that won a of disallowing the market to work great victory. The dean made s properly. mistake and the money to preoervi If all faculty were paid equally, the poations was there. said Sandy, the university would "If the money wasn't then have no problem in hiring English those positions would be gone." professors, of which there are a glut Sandy admitted that economic on the market. professors may be opposed to But. he claimed, the school union because they have high* would end up with no professors salaries than some faculty in olh< from lighter fields such as departments, but maintained tli economics. Economists, claimed he is "trying to emphasise U Sandy, can demand higher wages broader issues. because there are fewer of them. "Students," said Sandy Union forming... Sandy said he was opposed to the "should be opposed to faculi union because he doesn't believe in unions because their academ Patrick McGaevtr (right), praaldant of tha IUPUI laat Thursday's charter moating of tha IUPUI pubic employee unions and strikes. careers may be interrupted I Unltad Faculty, and AFT Rapraaantatlva Balia faculty union. (Photo by John Emlay) He said that when a union strikes and the quality of faculty »■ Zallar (cantor) talk with an an unldantlflad man at strikes in the private sector, people some departments could go dow n

Holiday movie wrap-up Christmas shudders Inside IUPUI Nows...... psgt 2 The increased leisure time of the Do the coming Christmas holidays Christmas season allows moviegoers leave you shuddering at the prospect Viewpoint...... page 3 time to take in more of Hollywood's of shopping? IUPUI Professor Jack Midwest Arts Yuletide offerings. Today's Sagamore Engledow has some suggestions on Gazette...... pages 4, 5 provides a wrap-up of eight upcoming forming a shopping battle plan. ” For Kelly A Duke...... page 6 pictures. See page four this story, see page two Classifieds...... page 7 t 12/3/79 IUPUI News Shorts Marott SA bra For the first time In rscsnt ysars, the IUPUI Student Assembly will Student assists arrest have an office operating in the Marott Building The office will be operated by Frank OTikun, die divisional eenalor for the School of by Q^junga K Balakushna blows to the head. The auapect than look the victim Education. A student played a major role ia the aireat oI a through a halhvay, apparently leading her upstairs, The office b located In the heeement of the Marott Build km. Room auapect in last Tuesday's attempted rape and robbery when a janitor suddenly appeared and the coed began 033. Blum will maintain offioe hours on Tussdsys and Thursdays from oI a Herron School of Art coed. screaming. 3 to 5 pm. He will also be available at other tunes by appointment. The suspect fled to the building's basement and then Gragg Floyd, a junior majoring in visual communi­ If he b not available, a message may be left for him el the School of outside, at which time Floyd began to follow while the cations, is credited with chasing the auapect from the Education information window on the first floor of Marott Building or janitor oooUcted IU police officers. Officers joined in with the IUPUI Student Assembly (Cavanaugh Hall Room 00ICI at Herron campus to the 1800 block of North Delaware the foot pursuit and met up with Floyd, who informed 264-3907. and keeping him in sight until police armed. them that he had seen the suspect enter an alley near According to police reports, upon entering a room in the 1800 block of North Delaware Street Feeler Hall, the victim saw a man who left the room for Police officers apprehended the auapect aa he waa a short time, but later returned and pushed her into attempting to scale a fence. He waa charged with BSU, MICM project another room. attempted rape, attempted robbery, battery and fleeing The coed struggled with her a tucker, receiving an officer and it being held in Marion County Jafl. Two food-related efforts conducted by IUPUI organise lions over the Thanksgiving holiday were called succeed*! by the sponsoring ‘TBs I F ash unfair food drive for the benefit of needy families netted eoough food to "feed several people for ooe day,” BSU member Anthony Anderson mid. “Our aim, however, was to provide enough food for lour or five families to laat • week or to." Anderson noted that the BSU b holding another food drive for Christmas and mid that anyooe wanting to make an early donation could do so by calling 264-2279 for further information. “If the donation b large enough.” Anderson mid, “well come out end pick it up. We will accept almost any article of clothing or package of food. Donations, he warned, must be useable Abo, the Thanksgiving fast sponsored by the Metropolitan Indianapolis Campus Ministry for the benefit of Cambodian refugees raised 8151. The money, made up of donations by students, faculty and staff, will be forwarded to CROP, a relief service. Law school... Professor James Brass of the Chicago-Kent Law School, Chicago, III , will meet with prospective students on Mooday, Dec. 10, from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm in the University library. Room 131. Contact Norman Merier, pre-law advisor. Cavanaugh Hall, Room 303, 264-3986, for further information or to make an appointment. Boarding the IUPUI Matro Exprats for a trip aa shopping o ppo rtunity. Raporta Indkata that downtown oHara a chanca to aat at a variety of rldorahlp on tha popular tarrica la up by aa much raataurantt— Including tha City Market— as wall aa 60 percent. (Photo by Kim Shea) Marketing Club asm The Marketing Club will bold its next meeting on Thursday. Dm . 6, at 8:15 pm in the Union Building, Roof Lounge. Guest speaker Strong battle plan helps to will be JuUa Brown of the Eli Lilly Company. All students can attend and refreshments will be served. slay Xmas shopping problems I News Bureau!—So you’ve wait­ We sing about Santa making a good checkpoints on prices. ed too long already. The holiday list and checking it twice—stop Sometimes such comparison will Woman’s canter... season has arrived and you are singing and do it. says Enabdow. help you save from 10 to 25 per­ Starting Point, a series sponsored by the Continuing Education going down for the second time in a Make an individual list, allowing cent. Also, don’t forget the warran­ Center tor Women, b an opportunity for women to engage in informal sea of shoppers. for some flexibility. Also, get smart ty on big ticket items. Send it in. and unstructured diecuaaiona on various topics. On Friday. Dec. 14. at Relax, iliere is hope for you yet, before you get busy, he adds. If While it may be convenient, one- noon, the last 1979 discussion will be led by Molly Rocker. Attorney at according to IUPLJ1 marketing you are planning major purchases, stop shopping is not necessarily the Law. Professor Jack Engledow of the IU know what the recipient wants and way to a cheaper Christmas. Allow Rucker's topic will be ’Take a Second Step" and will offer an School of Business. So. get a grip what characteristics of the product yourself, even at this late date, time overview of women entering law school or law practice. Women are on your credit cards and checkbook are important to that person. to shop around. encouraged to bring their lunch and join with others at the Center at and try to hang in there for the "Don't be shocked when you Don't forget what Engledow 1301 E. 38th S t duration. surprise Junior with a three-speed The main thing to remember, bike and he surprises you by whin­ calb the "oddball” shopping meth­ says Engledow, is not to get high ing that only old people ride three- ods. While it b late lor some of on the season or exhausted by it, al­ speeds anymore.’ he warns. them, there are always the door-to- low ing your heart or your feet to Before buying durable goods door or party-style product offer­ One-act playa mss rule your head. such as appliances, radios, televis­ ings and there is also hope at neigh­ "Form a battle plan.” says ion sets, and sports equipment, borhood boutiques. Some of these A darn in directing dramatic productions from IUPUI will present Engledow. "Ideally, you should check Consumer Reports. Cheng- have higher prices, but others offer original one-act plays Dec. 6-7 at 7 pm in the IUPUI Theater in the start shopping early, but. of ing Times. Consumer Bulletin, and original artwork and other handi­ Marott Building course, it is already loo late for special interest and hobby maga- crafts at bargain prices. Admission b free, but seating b limited. that. Next decide what you expect xines. Such publications will help Even though it b late, you will The two plays to be presented Dec. 6 are Basket Case, written by to spend on gif is—both individual­ you find the best brands, shopping be ahead of some shop|*r» if you Susan Close and directed by Dab Crabtree, and Bubble Gum in My ly and collectively. criteria and national price levels on start now. says Engledow. Just Spigot, written by Marikay Kapke and directed by Charlotte A. "Do leave a cushion for some the product. remember: Plan carefully, gather Baltin. holiday enthusiasm "and w arm­ "Just remember that lots of good information before shopping, shop The Dec. 7 performances will include The Pessege, written by J. C. hearted generosity to creep in. but hard shopping is likely to pay off.” thoroughly. and spend time on cre­ Starker and directed by Martha Craig: Interest, written by Beliary try your best to hold that line. says Engledow. Compare prices. ative or "oddball' shopping. Darden and directed by R. Brown, and Winters end Whiskey, written Know your topping-out point and The local catalogs that are so prev­ Or. as Engledow puts it. "Well, by Chris Beckennan and directed by Shelby Wibon. keep to it." he continues. alent during the holiday season are may be you can do that next year. ” 12/3/70 Sagamore 0 X Viewpoint

our view Honorable intentions? The Iranians seizing and holding Method* of torture used in Iran under the Americana hostage it undoubtedly the worst Shah's government are too brutal and breach of international ethics and diplomacy inhuman to even begin to comprehend, but in recent history. accounts of it are available and are no secret. And the Iranian government s support of The United States supported the Shah’s the actions of a mob of angry students is government for over 30 years and would be outright barbarism. extremely naive to expect anyone to believe There can be absolutely no condoning of that it was unaware of the torture, killing and any government’s attempt to blackmail political oppression commited under the another country by using that country's citi­ Shah. zens as living barter. In fact, many of the very machines used for President Carter recently stated that the torture were exported to Iran from the U.S. honor of the United States is at stake and ws Where was our honor then? will not exchange our nation's honor for the The United States must look hypocritical lives of the 49 American hostages. defending its honor to the Iranians, when it His basic point that the United States must stood by a ruler who used such highly- protect its honor or the freedom of the natiftn questionable methods of achieving his goals. and all other free countries will be threatened Wre are nof^ritieixing Carter's defense of letters it valid. «r American honor. To the contrary, we believe No matter how dearly a government w ishes^hgt it is imperative that he do so. to protect its own citisens, it simply can n d f^ ^ B u t we cannot let a lesson of the Iranian make a practice of yeilding to blackmail to crisis go unlearned. For a country's honor to insure their lives. International chaos would have any credibility whatsoever, it cannot be Reporter praised result. upheld only when threatened. To thr Editor: that complaining myself—I want But now that the honor of the United States Honor must be upheld at all times or there is I had occasion to speak on the to take this opportunity to say the has been brought up. maybe we should take a no honor. And we cannot escape the fact that II PI I campus recently and that report of my speech that appeared look at past demonstration of that honor. our previous dealings with the Shah—a man speech was covered by one oI your in the Sagamore was accurate in reporter/ photographer*. Prolessor every detail. It would appear that the U.S. has been responsible for the torture of David Bums of the Department of I am impressed that in what was somewhat lacking in this area in previous thousands—decries everything America Speech. Theatre and Communica­ nearly an hour's lecture, your re­ dealings with Iran. stands for.. tions kindly sent me a copy of the porter caught every essential detail. The Shah is a hated man in Iran and it isn't As said before, the Iranians’ recent actions Sagamore that reported my speech. I congratulate you on having so difficult to understand why—the Iranian's cannot in any way be condoned. In fact, any good a reporter on your staff. Since speakers are always com- Sincerely. loathing of the Shah is akin to the Western honor Iran may have laid claim to has been plaining that they are being mis­ V ictor M. Powell world’s loathing of Hitler. totally wiped out. quoted—and I’ve done some of Dean of the College 11> abash) The Shah is responsible for the murder and But perhaps we should take a good, hard torture of untold numbers of Iranians. His look at why the Iranians are so angry—and The Sagamore welcomes letters to the editor. Letters should be limit­ dreaded secret police—the SAVAK—kept see that they may have some reason behind ed to 300 words, be to the point and include the phone number and the country living in constant fear. their “madness. ” address of the writer. No letter will be printed unless it is signed. Only the name will be published unless the writer requests anonym­ ity. The editors reserve the right to edit all letters and to reject those letters they feel are objectionable. All letters should by typed and addressed to the editor. Cavanaugh Hall. Room 001-G. Sagamore

I V V n w if r ** bt tiiMirnu i4 Indiana l nnmMt Purdue l m m St si Imluiwf-h* \ •*•»« nprraw d arr lh>w ,4 ikr rd * n al *t«ff nr ,4 iKr mm1i\ tdnal sk ar nsNW •|>|rih inrekK •iiinns Ikr MMMurri i»r*. inr ,M,kli4in) al AR 1 Makwan S i. Indiana'-*.* Indiana MiHvul pk.M»r. » I t— . adirmamiml r4nM»r .14 W*m, huM sr. I ih* me .1 4 2 VW

>*•»«* la s s * IS I w

til t o i V ! « • 4 Sagamore 12/3/70 STANLEY H. KAPLAN For Over 40 Years The Standard of Midwest Arts Gazette Excetence In Test Preparation Th# Sagamore s gutta to antartatnmant PRIPARf FOR DAT 6RE • GRE PSYCH-GRE BIO • 6MAT PC AT‘ OCAT* VAT •MAT* SAT I Yuletide films listed NATIONAL MEDICAL BOARDS * VQE • ECFMG ■ by M. C. Hudnul tie-ins with Coce-G4a and Mac­ see it. Martin is the starring saw- For most of the major motion Donald's. Featuring mod of the head. joined by hi* real life lad\ FLEX * NAT’L DENTAL BOARDS picture studios. the Christmas nee* original TV cast, ih^ouiurr unite* Bernadette Peters, and the whole PODIATRY BOARDS • NURSING BOARDS son is more like Faster—there are the Enterprise and it* crew in an lampoon Is directed by Carl Flaxlbta Programs and Hours lot* of egg* in juftt a few baskets. extraterrestial mission. The predb* Reiner. Free whoopee cushions if 4| Visit Asp Ctatu Aal Sm far Yuletide translate** into mas* mar­ I toned Trek fans will doubtless you come with your great-grand­ Yssoall Wly Ws Mshs Tks Ortlsrtact | keting in the film-*orld, and be as­ enjo) this feature length serving of mother (just kidding I. TIST PMPARATION sured of receiving in your cinema the all-time favorite galactic dish. tSKJtWMl Us* SRCCtAUSTt UNCI ISM I Christmas stinking at least one Holler Boogie (United Artist*. Dec. Mat* US Csm r # s l a tp«H» C**4* 114M I sleeper, one blockbuster, and a The Mack Hole (Walt Disney. IS) Classos forming for RACAT. DAT. LSAT, OMAT, and ORE bomb lor two!. Dec. 211 Billed a* a reversion to the o«r*ving Bkxxntngion indianapoas Soum BofXJ and Was) Ls'syst* 5 Traditionally. onl> a handful of The most expensive Disney film Mickey Hooney-Judy Garland \ Fortecajjwrsm othar cltias call toll traa 100-22 3-1 7*2 M films are released at Christmas. to date. The Black Hole *Urs Tony musicals, the picture stars Linda There seems to be an unwritten Perkins. Robert Fortier. Fmest Blair as a musical marvel who is agreement between the studios lim­ Ror|fnine. Yvette Minieux. Joseph accepted for study at the esteemed iting each to just one “big" attrac­ Bottom* and Maximillian Schell. Juilliard School of Music, but Any Meal, tion. Of the six major studios, each The story concern* the return home whose secret ambition is to become hat a contribution!»I available to of a space ship after an 16-month a diacu roller-skater. She meets and Any Time of Day Indianapolis movie-goers this year. milk run. The) encounter a derelict falls in love with the local skating spacecraft and its sole occupant, champ (Jim Bray!, who is also a • Breakfast The Electric Horsemen disco Robert Redford. Jane Fonda cind themselves sucked into a black skating contest. I won't reveal the •D in n e r and Willie Nelson star in this void. Dbney always doe* it with ending, but it’s a happy one. Our service is fast and friendly so |om your friends m our dmmg romantic comedy about a raging style? Black Hole is accompanied room Or call ahead and use our carry out service for any item cowboy I Redford I who reemerges by "Black Hole" book*. King Fea­ Scavenger Hunt (20th Century on our new expanded menu at the West 16th Street Waffle on the rodeo circuit—repleat with tures is a running a 2b-week Fox. Dec. 251 House, where quality and convenience come together the exploitative cereal corapan> “Black Hole" comic strip and In the vein of It's A Mad. Mad isor—and falls in love with a “Black Hole" character merchan­ Il'orld, this screwball comedy , nco- SE™ 2621 West 16th Street T V rnews reporter iFondal. Red­ dise has been licensed to 35 manu­ duced by Indianapolis' own Mel Carry Out Orders: 631*5922 ford wants to rid himself of his glu­ facturers. Simon, has a host of notables tinous sponsor, against the wishes paving the way of the waggery: # of his agent (Willie Nelson). Red­ /9-J/ (Universal/Columbia. Dec. Richard Bepjamin. James Coro. ford finally splits for the moun­ 141 Ruth Gordon, Cleavon Little, ■ Senior Citizen s Day• Tuesday 3 pm-11 pm Had price tains. Fonda in pursuit. Director Steven Snielberg's war comedy Scatman Crothers. Tony Randall. Spacialt Monday through Fr»d«« Sidney Pollack is credited with stars John Belushi, Dan Aykroyd, Cluab Roddy McDow­ »0 d 'u o u ’it on an, ma«i o.ih taitf iuSui >n Leach man, managing Redford in Jeremiah ixirratne Gary and Murray Hamil­ ell. Richard Mulligan. Robert Johnson and Three Days of the ton. Little is known about this Morley and Dirk Benedict. If that Condor, and this film, due to Pol­ movie, but if Belushi and Ay kroyd isn ’t enough, see the movie. lack's remedial overhaul, has gone are starring one can assume that h from an acrimonious account of the is probably outrageous, most likely (roing In Style I Warner Bros.. art of exploitation to its present irreverent, and without a doubt a Dec . 21! ^ lighter, happy-go-luck) ethos. must-see. Starring Art Carney. George The Bum* and Lee Strasberg. this b Star Trek - The Motion Picture The Jerk (Universal. Dec. 141 billed as a comedy caper—maybe a M ountain (Paramount. Dec. 71 Steve Martin'* long awaited saga cross-bet ween of The I Me Show This will probabl) be the hyped of tomfoolery will jx-ttbably offend and Ok (rod and if such b the case is coming to Indy! film of the season, including major everyone and be enioyed by all who it ought to be an enjoyable film. Catholic * Green Mountain Student Center 1309 W. Michigan St. Gallery features ac Quality wilderness equipment MASS The next exhibit at Herron Gal­ experience Heftpen-Stance by lery will be a unique acoustic sculp­ walking through the gallery and Ib- including sleeping bags, tents, packs, tening to the sound wave resptmd >7 IOom* ture installation by Loa Angeles and cross-country skis. artist Michael Brewster. to the presence of moving people as Open Forum DiscussionSJHjn Brewster will instill the sculp­ well as the architectural detail* of the space. on CJthofccism ture during a six-day residency Rugged outerwear for men and sponsored by a grant from the As the Ibtener walks he will pass Visual Art* Program of the Nat­ through pocket* of loudness and women including down parkas, vests, 7JOS00O- ional Endowment for the Arts. silence which results from patterns Spiritual The piece, titled Happen-Stance of the MHind wave. and sweaters. Counseling b an acoustic sculpture, which de­ An unwavering pure tone, the fines s|>ace by means of electroni­ intensity of a sustained shtml will • CmM cally produced sound within the resonate within the gallery reflect­ Stop in today! restricted space of the gallery ing the contours of the room* and room*. To the eye. the gallery will the activity within thit space. Green Mountain Many Spiritual be totally empty with low lighting, Michael Brewster was trained as and Social however audibly the area will be a sculptor at Pamona College and Claremont Graduate School near 5516 E. 82nd St. activities planned. highly activated by live sound D m Angeles in the late 1%0*. His (Just west of Castleton at known in physics as a standing wave generated electronically by a first foray into other* than-tradi­ Allisonville & 82nd St.) JEWELRY SALE •». 6 *12/7- UN CHRISTMAS CARROLLING PARTY MHind oscillator within the gallery tional art product* was a config­ Indianapolis, Ind. 12 7 7 00pm during the actual viewing time. uration of flashing light* arranged HOLYDAv MASS 12 8 12 10pmoNy* in the Miyave Desert in I9.VI and (and in Bloomington) To create thb amusth sculpture CHRISTMAS MASS 12 9 5 30 pm Mr. Brewster will bring his own repealed twice there after. 842-7900 equipment to the gallery and per- At thb time he was frustrated by Call 264-4987 sonally install and “tune" the the fnmlal nature of sight and for information work. found sight as the primary sensor The viewer or Ibtener must then of sculpture to be limited by thb < 12/3/79 Sagamore 6 We re ready to help you solve your Midler becoming serious literature problems I ^ with a complete Thighs and Whispers stock of Cliffs Notes Bette Midler covering frequently (Atlantic SD16004) assigned novels by David Edv plays and poems Over the past several years, Bette Cliffs Notes are used by millions Midler has been pop music’s reigning queen of oulrageousness Her records of students nationwide to earn and concerts have bteen the scene of better grades m literature unusually funny and usually unprint able high camp Midler receives quite GET CLIFFS NOTES a few raves and is very popular for her HERE live appearances But ter record sales have been somewhat less spectacular In what looks like attempts to bol- Album Review ster those sales, Midler has taken We are the inflation steps to become more serious Thighs and Whispers makes several moves in that direction. Midler wants us to accept her as a serious pop singer as fighters well as a comedienne She will pro­ See how we drive down prices bably always use comedy at her live shows, because she is good at it. But on car stereo! her jokes are most effective at a con­ Only cert, not on vinyl Midler has made the wise decision 10 oi. Co»ax speakers to keep Thighs and Whispers relative­ An extraordinary Olson Special! A ly free of comedy because of her 3" tweeter, 10 oz magnet, 10 trouble with transfering it to a studio watts input, 8 ohms impedance album There are some tunes here a pair Includes grilles and mounting that could serve for some very funny routines on stage "Bit Noise From "My Knight In Black Leather pound something home Thighs and hardware Qnjy Winnetka" and "My Knight In Black comes the closest to the old high Whispers, even with the faster paced Leather,’’ although not used for comedy style that made Midler songs, is nowhere near as hyperactive comedy on the album, could be used famous ^She starts out with a T rue as her previous works Midler, in her lOoz 5% Co-ax for the purpose with good results Confessions monologue, telling us that attempts at seriousness, calms her flushmount Speakers "Big Noise From Winnetka" deals she is not ashamed of what she is self down Another exceptional deal 2", 10 with a young woman from Winnetka about to tell us She is out to pick up a Perhaps this easiness, this new a pair oz magnet, 10 watts input, 8 known as Big Noise It seems that Big man After a long search, she finds maturity can be credited in part to her ohms impedance is rather promiscuous, working her him at a club, completely decked out producer. Arif Mardin Recently he way to the big city. After several in black leather Well Midler gets her did much to mature and improve Bring this ad for a $1 rebate for the gas you used to get here. years in the city, she settles down to man and she gets to keep him, Carly Simon It now seems that he and marriage and kids, realizing she is gloating over the fact that "he smells Bette are working towards a similar getting too old for her line of work just like a brand new car " goal He has wisely kept the musi­ ■ electronics New H ou rs The song is sung in the very This song and "Married Men" are cians in check, keeping them from be­ 10*9 Mon-Fri innocuous style of the forties girl the two liveliest cuts on the record, coming too frantic Even the mix is groups (it must be a fad) with a using an unusually (for Midler) fast laid back, establishing the pleasant Olson 9am-9pm Saturday couple of Midler's former back up pace This pace and the modern ar mood for the entire album 5353 N. Keystone 253-1584 10am-6pm Sunday group. The Harlettes, popping in to rangements make these songs sound Thigh* and Whispers is, on the help out. "Bit Noise..." rambles on for more up-to-date than much of her pre­ whole, a successful album The songs about six or seven minutes, running vious material and moods Midler has created are ex through almost all the forties musical The remaining five tunes maintain tremely enjoyable and pleasant But cliches. The length of the song a calm feel All. especially she is oot one to rest on her laurels provides more than enough story to "Hurricane" and "Mill Worker." Her next album will owe nothing to really camp it up onstage But here, have a very easy flow to them. Midler this one. but this one is here now , and the song is played rather straight avoids screaming at us or trying to deserves to be enjoyed mstic sculpture T h«* Best in National & Regional frontal nature. In 1070 Brewster the standing wave. f niertainmenl tvery Night began working with the audio About the use of sound as a media and since that time he has sculpture material. Michael Brew­ Bugs Henderson Pat Benatar installed over 2!> acoustic works in ster states, "My use of sound as with material for visual art began in late Monday six countries. Late Show Brewster's work has a theoretical I%9...with the realixation that the December \ Admission $1 99 Tuesday affinity with a number of artists sense of hearing was the most con­ December 4 who have lived or do live in South- gruent mode for sculptural percep- Admission S2.00 ern California, namely James lion, unlike vision, which is succes­ Turrell. Mario Nordman. Mowry sive and frontal or flat.'' Hearing is Bugs Henderson Baden and Robert Irwin. most like sculpture in that it also is Wednesday simultaneous and round. Hearing December X Although working in different Admission $2 00 media they share a desire to affect is capable of relaying sculptural the perceptual process by creating percepts, intact, all at once, to the Ram ones Tantrum or identifying and isolating a pre­ viewer, perserving a formal inte­ Thursday f»»-Sat existing arena for aesthetic contem.- grity from the a priori form clear December 8 Dec 7-B plation or experience. The art ob­ through to percept. Admission SX 00 Admission $2 Of) ject— i.e. painting of sculpture—is Brewster will present a free slide D ik iis Open 8 to eliminated in favor of direct stimu­ discussion concerning his work on shove Stans 9 to lation. The art is the priH-ess of per­ Wednesday evening. Dec. .*> at H 6259 N College ceiving or. to quote Robert Irwin, pn» in the Herron Auditorium. The BROAD RIPPLE VILLAGE "the object of art is aesthetic per­ artist will Ik* present at the exhibi­ ception.'* tion opening Friday evening. Dec. Brewster’s work is |>arlicularly 7, 7-I0 pm. radical due to his choice to subor­ dinate sight to hearing. The only The Gallery will lx* o|>en visual as|>ect of the piece is the elec­ Monday through Friday ‘I to .*> pm tronic equipment which generates and closed Dec. 22-Jan. I. • Sagamore 12/3/7 0 '• The Recovery Room" 1 tF==U 1868 Lafayette ltd. 634-0642 Q r F " mSpeod^ Thewpy S S torm S h T'* Wednesday Night is draft beer night 25 now available in the School of ^ f -V Liberal Arts office, Cavanaugh ...... tSL rt.. Y j "' fj Hall, Room 441. Completed

applications and resumes must 1 THEN I VE OCT TC 1»A DC»*‘T DOm T C m T h E DKm CE be returned by December 12, WKI |T GO COMMITTEE with the editor chosen on GcTc V\ \ December 14.

For further information, contact Dean Wolf, 264-4881 .

TEST Faculty Just one look! ANXIETY (continued from page 1) WORKSHOP Another of the IUPUI unions complaints, McGeever said, is his claim that faculty salaries at IUPUI are 13-5.000 (per year) below similarly ranked faculty at IU-Bloomington," said McGeever. Currently, 75 faculty members belong to the union, McGeever Mid. "We have contacted 150 (faculty members) and 75 have opted to join the organisation, which represents a 50 percent success rate. According to a poll conducted by for more information rail the United Faculty of IUPUI, ap­ O Q e8t 1. Reclining front bucket seats 4 White line tires proximately 50 percent of the Tinted Glass 5. Electric rear-window faculty are now in favor of a union, IUPUI 20 percent opposed, and 30 percent defroster 3. Power-assisted front Non-Academic are undecided." he stated. 3 9 -P9 disc brakes 6 Wood-grain instrument panel Requests of collective faculty Counseling Center bargaining have been presented to the Board of Trustees, but the Board showed little response. Speedway Mazda 264-2548 At the Nov. 2 trustee meeting, 1935 W. 16th Street 637-1452 the requests were made at the 419 N. Blackford St Faculty Affiars Committee meeting if Sponsored by thr IUPUI but were not mentioned at the main Your Close to Campus Mazda Dealer” Student Assembly meeting, where the board votes on agenda items. T

Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Services For Rent Roommates Pftoito wort, Insurance office netedi >1 Typing servtoete T< 2 la I teingto worn*, la stiere aaaf phon* aoAdtors Hourly wept. (Am — _ — i's Vkeyvrd, downtown Hots accurals pea-up ■ i »■ ttda houta with basem«nt 363 9452 (MW) mOT prefer** Cal 263 1101 oat C f T om K«N 637 6464 401 E 6 3 * 6 6 9 6 * 644 4146 teceyare pool touwfry set 1M 2 224 1| 41 is 1 pa* aH tpr Jarry___

Fo t m la sMra apart— * la Pars 21 hours 2 30 pm to nwdnight Pay Coat SeO-month prator ■i an hitetonc oto horn* negotobto CaAPww 271-0663 10 16 hours, te x t* SS*tour and bring a fraah took totndtonapoSa or Oder CaABue 632 4742 Contact Mrs Roberts at Upward md Move and refrigerator Tha air a Founder haa worked Attendee, )lm m Introductory Pho­ Nead reemmato to aKara t% 1 S100 month plus dapoert 634 I ■ part»oc ad h o ts daak atari down­ Bound, 419N Btocfcford Street. 264 tography Course tor information. Don m tahed housa 6120 includes as town 100 room holat Saturday Morv 2147toraPP6caBon______si Second CRy in Chicago Gorman 994 3242 waahar and dryer Cel Pam day 4 pm-12 am Gtf Tom KaN 637 Programmer- A na tya L Informal** Cal D im * Perrin 649 7027 aftor Tara Wool or weekends 764 9663 6464,401 E- Washington Fast, accurst* service. Dynamics Inc Growing Dali Pr©- 5 00______Thteais A T ochnicol Typing a (MW 301______caaatoQ company Wa art seating 6212 00 ftobatas on 1 291 6926 or 2939714 ndviduSa who daaaa to excel You Now ranting 34th and Moflar Road tha Sagamore Must ba work study For Rent (MW 31) would work on a variety of soft wars 2930244 Art ttudant pralarad Soma appicattona lor many indue that Cal 11th Need help with term papers 7 Let va For Sale photography knowtodgte hatpM A Chuck Madden 936-6371. bodroom with ALL UTHJTIES MCLU type them feet neety eccuretofy For mtaraatad caf Oats 264 3456 or atop OEO at S50 monthly Stm t 2 kit conventonoc. are can aand Siam beck 1S7S by thte Sagamore office CA001Q C O D UmtadParc*Samoa CeSus chtente and 2 bathrooma wdh 4 gracto •Aver AC PS PB automate Miscellaneous ata studants Onbuskna ftottorabon today 267 3243 Durmmgham Office trenemmaton 28.000 mAee 64960 Now accaptinf appltcationa far neighborhood of reared peopts Frea Serwoee 1111 Eeef 64th Street Sl3S/mo Cel Mr Nwice 266 2262 Need rids la Beading Oraan part hma amptoymant Food sarvtca moving sarvics Tarm of toaaa negob IMPROVE YOUR O fUDCil Bend *1 Kentucky aree 12/8 or 12/7 wR share work for colaga studants El LRy $ abta Scott Kattor 637 4625 days or tor your 306 page catalog of coSa Tepee microwave oven aaceftoet •xpeneee cal M*e 631-3720 264 Company $4 hr Cal 261 2669 (MW 632-1461 condmon aefcng $360 CaA Joe 263 7 ff7 gwta raaaarch 10 250 topes to tod Services Twe Box 260970 Los Angataa CaMor 3123 ALL UTlLmES NCLUOEO one mto nie 90026 (213) 477 6226 Need a Pert-time Job? •eet of campus near Otd Nonhwde______(MW29) Having a - Half-dey, Full Pay------* Indianapolis Historic District Garage evelebto _ RESUME HoildayParty? Onty $95 monthly Two large two p 0 f R O f l t S3 $6 par hour weekdaye S4-S7 par W m u h ' i Center room efficiencies at $60 Term of PHOTOS Lhour weekenda Fiextota houra to M THE ONLY INDIANAPOLIS tease negotiable Free mowng ser­ . 48 tor 823.60 your achaduta (days tvanmga weak CUNIC LICENSED BY vice On bus hne Scoff Ko«er 637 kitchen laundry 786-9176 266 0332 24 for $16.80 end a) General off tea. tela phone INDIANA STATE BOARO (rm S\ CaA 634 7067 work No typing No Experience OF HEALTH { | or come by y U / X / Nacasaary 3 locations Carmel Pregnecy Testing Michigan Meadows - noon to 4 00 pm dady Termination To Tan Weeks Speedway and 6500 N Keystone Count atrip Apartment! Ron Noel Mas* « a spec* one w«r» ------Cell Barb.------I 6626 E 16 to 363-9371 Relaxed one, two and thr6# ■* LJ 1835 N. Gant Ave The Magic of 251-6993 Pat Donovan bedroom apartment living IB Indpls., IN 46202 just two mllea from campus CeAPatat 831 6331 ■ Men**. ------s ------•On city bus knot \ | CORPORATIONS FORMED •Near thoppng M il REASONABLE No charge for •Swtfnmrtg pool * II •BasketbaA courts PART-TIME EARNINGS FEES ALSQ Initial consultation • Laundry tac (Mies 3600 W Mcfugwi Street Apartment 1206 Plasma Donors earn $ 10 each visit Divorce— Bankruptcy— Wills 244-7201 open 9 6 deity 10 4 Set plus monthly donor bonus and other legal mattera You may donate up to twice a week TOM SCO TT Blood Plasma Services ATTORNEY AT LAW EARN EXTRA CASH 3 6 5 N. Illinois (at Vermont) 6 3 5 - 1 2 6 6 Box 407-Bar gars vilte 703 Broad Ripple Ave Just 1 mile from campus 422-8122 255-9915 $10 each donation Open 7:30 am-6 30 pm Monday-Fnday Kelly Hatfth Cara for Exactly You may donate twice in a 7-day 7 :30 am-1 pm Saturday the Job you Need. period Physicians in attendance Free Parking HOSPITAL QUALITY CARE 2i the com­ No Appointment Necessary $5.00 new donor bonus fortable and famttar surroundings of No Waling our pebantt homes Whether you art with appointment and this ad. 7am-3pm a R N , L P N , Home Health Aid or Homemaker we need you Days, nights, weekends. Part-Time or Fuft- Indy Plasma Center Live in a mansion time In-service trairang and our own 3784 N. Illinois nursing supervwon by a Regtstered Nurse CMI 251-9431 while you are still in school. Apartments and bedrooms Do you qualify for experienced temporary ADULT STUDENT HOUSING INC. are available for November offlca hoip In any of thaaa aroma? occupancy In totally restored Serving IUPUI students faculty, spouses and chddren Secretarial Messenger Cottakx mansion In the Old Northslde. thereof exclusively Stenos tnvccmg Bookkeeper Imagine living amidst crystal Typists Machme Operator Product Demonstrator Eligibility Under Grads 9 credit hours or more Grad stu Keypunch Payroll Survey Taker dents 5 credit hours or more chandeliers and fireplaces. Also Programing FAng Sampler Offers Apts and family townhouses TranscrOng Data Proceswng Switchboard operator maid service, an indoor pool and Fgurc Clerk Packer Receptionist STUDENT RATES FROM ,137M UTHITES HCLUDED a hot tub. Only $150 to $250 Reception's! Addresser Clerical P0X Operator Calculator Word Processing PARK LAFAYETTE HOMES, LTD. monthly. Located one mile east F4e Clerk Assembler Lghl Industrial Offers excellent rental 3 4 4 bedroom homes, from $260 Hostess General Otl.ce Clerk of campus. Non-smokers only, monthly Each rental home includes fun amenities Garages or please. If you do Carports. Play Areas. Private Patios 4 Lawn Care call STANDBY OFFICE SERVICE For moro information, call 635*1546 ASH. INC. A PARK LAFAYETTE LTD. or come in from 9*3 Scott Keller at 6 3 7 - 4 6 2 5 or 2300 H. TIBBS 635-2161 IHDiAHAPOLIS. IHD. 46222 130E. Washington 632-1461 anytime. ( TheQoardroom

Indiana’s headquarters for DURGEORS h DRAGORS

IC you’ve heard about D&D® but haven’t yet dared to venture into the dungeon, the boxed Basic Set ($10) w ill give you BUA 6E011S A DRAGOHS everything you need to begin playing (except for pencils, paper and a few adventurous friends). If you already play, we stock all approved rule t :\ i « , ■ _ a . - - t expansions amd playing aids. We can also help you find or establish playing groups.

\ j ~ M ^

The Boardroom stocks a variety of games from the Game Wliards at TSR, including these favorites— Boot Hill • Divine Right • Lankhmar Metamorphosis Alpha • Suit’s Revenge Dungeon • Fourth Dimension Gamma World

S460 W. Fall Creek Parkway, N. Drive Christmas Hours: Indianapolis, Indiana Monday *Frlday 11*9 Telephone $47*1772 Saturday 11*9 Sunday I2*f

In Wlndrldge Center near N. Emerson and $6th St*