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Kim's Book Resolves Conflict A new book by Governors gray with red lettering and they State professorDr. Young Yun went ahead and did it just Kim is expected to take the that way." oommunications field bystorm She said she is also pleased Kim,a native of Soue�Korea, with the gray screening of key Increases received her doctorate from sections to make them stand - The Northwestern She said that out "I didn't ask them to do UNIVERSITY PARK her interest in intercultural tha�" she said, "but I reallylike Governors State University adaptation began from her the way it turnedout" foundation has surpassedthe struggles to adjust to American Two other books are worthy three-quarter mark in its fun­ culture. of special note. COM­ draising drive forthe Regional Center forthe PerformingArts COMMUNICATION AND MUNICATING WITH ST AAl'} CROS&CULTURAL ADAPTA· GERS. written with William after raising $274, 000 during TION: AN INTEGRATIVE Gundykunst and published by its "Pledge A Piece of the Ac­ THEORY, reflects the "deeply Random House, is in its 9th tion" campaign When does construction tum to destruction? Sculp­ ture by Prof. Payne is shown here. On the Northeast felt need to understand her printing and is a standard text The special campaign ended John Chamberlain's, A VIRGIN SMILE, is horizonta own cultural metamorphois." in universities around the with a gala $1,C>O<r&plate din­ i The book has been called country, including Kim's Inter­ ner April 29 at the Matteson amongst the debries. Precious sculpture, it is feared, will "origina� significan� easy to culturalCommunications (Corns Holiday Inn co-hosted by the be mistakenly hauled away. read,and it should be of broad 570). INTERETHNIC COM­ GSU Foundation and Gerald interdisciplinary interesr said MUNICATION, published by Stillman,chairman of the Mat­ Professor Brent D. Ruben He Sage in 1986, is a research teson Holiday Plaza who also continued,"I think this will turn anthology. serves on the foundation High School out to be avery important book boardof directors. for the field" The new book is scheduled Following an elegant steak Although the diminutive for release this spring and Kim and lobster dinner, singer scholar has written other is currently working on several Helen Reddy brought the Dropouts are books,this is her first with Mu� others. Her attempts to urr crowd of nearly400persons to tilingual Matters Limited "They derstand herself have made its feet with her renditions of are a British companyand I am this GSU professor one of the old and new songs, and her very pleased with the way they country's foremost authorities grand finale "I Am Woman" Youths at Risk The Friday guest speakers have handled thi�" she said on an often misunderstood song which has won her UNIVERSITYPARK- Does anyone have the answer to the will be AndrewHahn, assi stant recently, "I asked to have it in subject numerous awards. The GSU Foundation's � student dro!JO' t problem? dean of the Heller School for ital Campaign" now has more Many would argue there is Advanced Studiesat Brandeis Library than $1.6 million in its account no solution,but researchers in University, discussing "Youth­ and needs only $593,000 to the field will dispel that notion At-Aisle Facts and Figures meet its goal of $2.2 million at a Governors State Universi­ About America's Dropouts" Antici ates Thestate will then match that ty workshop "The Dropout and Fred Hess, executive p Communication $22 million with a special gift Problem:Developing Feasible director of the Chicago Panel Rennovation and of $22 million for the 900-seat Educational Alternatives For on Public School Finances, Crus..�-Cultural performing arts center which Youth-At-Risk"offered May 20 discussing "Youth-At-Aisle lrrr GSU libraryusers-BEWARE! will be built on the GSU and 21. plications for the Greater June 6 is the anticipated date Adaptation campus. The workshopwill deal with Chicago Metropolitan Area" for phase one library rennova­ William Dodd, chief exec� young people who are con­ The Saturday guest speaker tion beginning with the periodi­ tive officerof the GSU Found& sidered unlikely to complete will be Forrest Troy, editor of cal section. tion, said construction on the high school These students "The Oklahoma Observer" "The motivating force is re­ center could begin as early as canusually beidentified by the speaking on "How Education aligning the stacks for wheel spring 1989. fourth grade, but no sufficient Can PlugInto the PoliticalSys­ chairs. While that is beingdone "Throughout the ages, men or adequate strategies have tem to Make Things Happen we have the opportunity to have planned and created been implementedto stop the for Youth-At-Risk" change the carpeting and lay great centers. Today we a� process that leads to their Several young people who the groundwork for new light­ mire cathedrals and im­ dropping out are identified youth-at-risk ing," said Virgil Diodato, The pressivebuildings of the world, Participants for this work­ students will also speak on Assistant Director for Informa­ butour task here is less irrr shop will explore new and the subject tion Services at the library. no portant than thei�• Dodd told comprehensive approaches This workshop is suggested The disruption of the library inches in height and the aisles the campaign's supporters at that have worked with youth­ for teache� psychologists, is scheduled to last at least re-alignedand widened sothat the dinner. "Ou� too,requires at-risk,and speakerswill dispel counselors, social workers, through June and will probably wheel chairs and their users much effortand supportfrom a the defeatistattitudes and sug­ nurses, administrators, par­ be longer. During phase one may be properly accom� great many people, and ifs gest toapproaches help create ents,community lea�school rennovation, the entire periodi­ dated because of this support that an atmosphere receptive to board members and anyone cal section will be completely "We have already removed we on the GSU Foundation thefundamental changes need­ who is concerned about the unusable by faculty and stu­ 13,000 volumes in the book know that our dream for a ed to serve this student personal and societal costs of dents. collection and will sell them Regional Center for the Per­ population school dropouts. "As a public institution we this fall. These are mostly out­ forming Arts will come to The tw�day event will cen­ This program can be taken are mandated to conform to dated material and duplicates. fruition" ter around "Whafs The Pro� for one-hour ofgraduate or un­ state regulations but it is the This sale will be advertised for lem?"at Friday'ssession� and dergraduate credit through right and moral thing to do­ the studen.ts," said Varnet "Alternatives In and Out Of GovernorsState University. not just because we have to; do not wish to speculate at Phase two library rennova­ Schoor at Saturday's sessions. For further information on added HarveyVarnet. Director this time. tion will include the rest of the Both days will begin with cof­ this workshop, or to register, of the Library. book section and will depend The soundest advice for fee at 8:30 am The confer­ contactthe GSU OfficeCon­ of New lighting will be self con­ upon how long and disruptive students who wish to research ence will be from 9 am to 4 ferences and Workshops at tained bove each book range phase one becomes. Phase the library periodicals? on the GSU campus, (312) 534-5000, extension for better visability and safety. "Get here before June 6!" p.m two may be postponed until Stuenkel Roadand Governors 2310. Stackswill be lowered to 36 warns Director Varnet December,but library officials Highway in UniversityPark. NeW. Career Cafe World Mondo Designs Comments Editorial Of Music Page Page Page Closeups Page 3 4 5 Page 2 6 Page 2 GSU INNOVATOR rlv��§�� � AND A SOLDIER � � The State of Illinois nowof- � Mondo Music l fers soldiers its new Illinois l � Veterans Scholarship. This � l means ifyou're an Illinois resi- 1 by Tone E. Mondo Music Notes.Jf you get a � dent and a soldier, you could � chance check out Megahertz's 1 qualify to have all your tuition 1 heavy metal sampler cover, � and fees paid to a state- � It's hard etc...The last two cuts "Money and Rick i s..still Rick. cool huh? •.The Scorpions' new controlledschool Summertime is here and l l God"and "Devifs Song" are a to believe that Cheap Trick or album "Savage Amusement" � And that means the money l along with that comes a whole little too deep for my tastes. If more appropriately Epic re- entered the pop chartsat num- you acquire via the G.LBill Plus slew of new record releases. 1 l you like a lot of drums and cords would release "The ber 33, watch out it could be a the Army College Fund - from j To save you time and money j vocals that can sometime Flame" a 6Y2 minute song as bullet..Aiso, watch for Suave's � $9,000 to $25,200 - can be � I'm going to tryto help you pick sound like Annie Lenox, this the first single of the LP. "Let remake of"MyGirl"to move up l used for school related ex- l some goodones and hopefully album is for you. Go" and "All Wound Up" are the charts (doesn't anyone penses,whatever you needto steer you away from some bad l l "Turn Back the Clock" by cuts that remind me of Cheap write their own songs any- � be able to concentrate on � ones (no Michael Jackson Johnny Hates Jazz. Produ- Trick of old.

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