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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
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. But my favorite cut more?)_New releases in May study, courses and grades. puns intended). I want you to l 1 1 cers-Calvin Hayes, Mike Ncr of the album has to be their include: Club Nouveau, Prince, It's a great opportunity. For remem ber that these are only 1 l cito. 10 Tracks, 36 mins. remake of Elvis "Don't be REO Speedwagon (another � complete details, call your l my opinions. Another band with a great Cruer. If you can remem ber greatest hits album, just what i localArmy Recruiter today. Let's jump right into it, here 1 name, except no one in the what they did to Fats Domino's we need), Boz Skaggs(remem- 1 SGTRalpl\ Hickson � are three recent releases•. "Ain't that a Sahme", that's Halen, just band is named Johnny.The trio berlido?), and Van IJ44..3990 "Bonk'' by Bi� Pig. Producer what they have done for Elvis. j seems pretty clean cut and so to name a few. . Nick Launay. 11 tracks, 43 : :l does their music.They try not Tom Peterson seems to have Next time, Terence Trent 1 ARMY. mins. I have to admit the only · i ff nd th sparked some life into Rock- D'Arby, Midnight Oil and : BE ALL YOU CAN BE : reason that picked this one is I ford's favorite band more. o tl a . T ...... because of the name. Big Pig, ...... :··· .... :' ...... ������bffid� : b��t��:�Dffiam���� �:� i.. : J big into percussion, big into �======and melodic. �======� dancability. This is an Aus crisp, clear, Track=t 6,"I Don'tWant to be a Hero," is tralian band that is nothning their tribute to war. The mes like Crowded House, may be sage here is easy enough- . like INXS with female vocals don't fight, it's bad. Some of the and a beatThis septet keeps songs are so sweet that if I rythmic punctuality perfectly, were a dia betic I'd be dead. State of Illinois employees with 3 out of the 7 listed as Musically it has a lot of synths playing drums and 2 more on and layers. percussion. The first release Finally, "Lap of Luxury" by off the album "I can't break Cheap Trick. Producer-Richie away" was originally copy h h Zito. 1 0 tracks, 42 mins. Let's ave somet ing to smile about righted in 197 1, a good song hear it! Everybodies' favorite that is finally getting some air 12 string bassist, Tom Peter play. "Nation" the seventh son, rejoins the band bringing track has a tribal drumbeat the original castback together. with multi-layers of harmonies. As for the rest of the members: Through all the drums they do Bun Carlos is as steady as try to present a mess.ageabout E. ever on drums, Robin Zander's world peace, poverty, religion voice is still absolutely perfect, White Mischief Set in Kenya bySandy Kazak WHITE MISCHIE F is a new gance. movie you will soon behearing The stars of the film are; aboutSet in colorful Kenya in Charles Dance, Greta Scacchi, 1940 the movie depicts the Joss Ackland, Sarah Miles, decadent lifestyles of a dozen Geraldine Chaplin, Ray McAn wealthy British citizens who ally, and Murray Head with avoid the Nazi war Blitz of Lon John Hurt and Trevor Howard. don during WWII. This is the last movie made This Happy Valley (Kenya) with Trevor Howard before he crowd lives on a diet consisting' died on Jan. 7, 1988. of the three A's alcohol, at The movie is directed by titude, and adultry. The good Michael Radford life is one continuous liquor Althoughthe film runs 90min party with a little horse racing, the characters are not fully polo, and promiscuous love developed. The audience is left making added for good me.a to speculate upon the motiva Complete dental insurance sure. tions of the characters and deduce who the killer may be Taken from the bookWHITE from the events of the film. The MISCHIE F by James Fox, the characters are mostly a collec coverage at affordable rates movie has a plot based in reali tion of small bit part players ty with a few added surprises. and not too much is revealed Offering chiefly a hedonistic about them. Dentures, crowns, root canals and even braces are view of the life of wealthy What we do know is that decadence, the movie be Lady Diana Broughton, the now covered under the State of Illinois' new comes boring quite rapidly. lead, is a beauty who marries Only when the lead character for money but desires love. is suddenly and mysteriously She finds romance outside supplemental insurance option. murdered half way into the her marriage. movie do we realize that this is Josslyn Hay, played by really a "Who-Done-IT'. Charles Dance, is a handsome Complete coverage of complicated and specialty denta! The antics and attitudes of army officer bestdescri bedas this cast of all British actors is "one of the great stoats of his treatment is available for just a month by your superficial and sarcastic generation, one of the great $10 throughout the movie and their pouncers of all time" words nothing more than a Unfortunately the audience 1 Health Care Systems, Inc. series of sharply spoken one never gets to know these two line puns. leading characters because Josslyn's murder eliminates For a free brochure on this Comprehensive addition to Some thought went into the him from the script just as their creation of the outfits for the hopeful romance begins to state dental plan, contact: 571-2401 characters and corresponded blossom. with the time period as well as The movie is rated R because Health Care Systems, Inc. Oak Brook Mall• the idiosyncrasy of each in the language can be con :120 dividual character. Silks and sidered profane at times and 1 Khakis are seen in colorful Lady Diana often appears Oak Brook, Illinois 60521 combinations and textured topless. I linens and wools. The viewer On a scale of ten, WHITE leaves with a strong sen sation MISCHIE F gets a 6.5 from of color, pattern and ele- this reviewer. May 16,1988 GSU INNOVATOR Page 3 Career Designs By Dan Amari RECRUITING SCHEDULE
you folksare and if there is any plying to IBM, answer the good reason for me to be aJ> questions,"What do you know plying to your organization about IBM?" and "Why do you Organization Please don't bother looking want to work for IBM in par Positions Available any further at my application ticular?", or at least "What do Location materials, since rm not a you know about high tech Required Background AOpplication Deadline serious job seeker, and ca� companies involved in com didate for employment with puters, business machines, your company. Feel free to etd?"and "Why doyou want to CORNERSTONE SERVICES com The quality of your throw my resume into the work for a high tech company Case Mgr. and Instructor Positions munication with potential em waste basket P. S.: DON'T involved in computers, bus� (work with adult handica� ployers can often make or HIRE MB" ness machines, etd?" Jolie� IL Submit Resume by break yourpotential for getting A well written cover letterwill LOGISTICS: If you are avai� Social Services-related fields Thursday, May 19 an interview, and ultimately include the following: ableto interview, indicatesuch, getting that job offer. By taking A PERSONALIZED SALl} and be specific. If you can be MURLAS COMMODITIES the time to do your best you TATION: If you don't knowthe reached in a certain way, tell Commodities Broker can generate a great deal appropriate person to contact the employer. Chicago, IL Submit Resume by more interest among potential regarding employment just REQUESTS FOR AD Any Major Friday, May 20 employers, and serveyourself pick up the phone and call DITIONAL INFORMATION: well in the job searcl\ That'sall it takes to find out with Ask for a formal application, if SOCIAL SERVICE DEPARTMENT Here are some things to whom you should be dealintl any; request a job description CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNlY think about when writing OOJer By the way, if the reader is a and company literature which Caseworker letters female, she probably won't aJ> will better acquaint you with Chicago, IL Submit Resume by The standard methodology preciate the "Dear Sirsl" the job in question and the or MASTER degreein Social Service Monday, May 23 for communicatinginitially with A CONCISE DESCRIPTION ganization This will certainly related program an employer is to send off a OF THE lYPE OF POSITION be useful when it comes to well written resume (which we YOU ARE SEEKING: Even if interviewing! SIGNATURE GROUP won't get into here, since we've you aren't sure exactly what THANKS: You certainly DO Inside Insurance Sales done so earlier in this column), you want you need to give the want to express yourappr ecia Shaumburg. IL Submit Resume by and a cover letter (letter of aJ> impression that you dd tion for the organization's Any Major Tuesday, May 24 plication). Most people do a A WELL-THOUGHT AR serious review of your ca� great disserviceto themselves TICULATION OF WHY YOU didacy for employment DOMINOS PIZZA by writing poorly conceived SEEK THAT PARTICULAR FOLLOWUP PLANS: Rather Management Trainee cover letters Here's an exam lYPE OF POSITION: again, than say, to the employer, "fll Chicago locations(new stores) Submit Resume by ple of a not-so-Atypical cover even if yolire not certain that's be waiting to hear from you," Any Major Wednesday, May letter. what yoli re after, yolid better why not say, "I plan to contact 25 May 16, 1988 make the employer think you you soon to arrange a time to are meet with you, at your co� Applyfor these positionsby droppingoff your resume by the A HIGHLIGHTING OF YOUR Brand XCorporation venience, to discuss my ca{} indicateddeadline at the Career Planning & Placement Office, Main MOSTSIGNIFICAN T RELATED 0000 treet didacy for employment" Being Room A1700. Information about these opportunities is also Chicago, IL 00000 SKILLS, QUALIFICATIONS more assertive in your contact available at CP&P. AND EXPERIENCE: and make with the employer will do two DearSirs: sure they relate specificallyto things: it will identify you as a I would liJu! toapplyfor a (fill in the type of employment you more assertive individu� which blank) position with your com seek. This information, the ob usually isto your benefit and it pany. I amgrru:luating this swnmer viously, should be a highlight will show your degree of from Gouemors State Uniuersity ing of the most salientaspects serious interest witha degreein( blank), amuery of your resume (you can then aru1 Many individuals with whom Student Life interestedin the{U!Id of (blank). refer the reader to the e� you will be in competitionfor a Enclosed is my re ume foryour closedre sume which provides job will be serious, thoughtful Child Care Center review. If you feelmy qu.alifications a more extensive review of and assertive candidates for match your needs, please contact your qualifications and ex employment; many will not It Hantack House me I look forward to hearingfrom perience) just makes good sense to do Mon. - Thurs. you KNOWLEDGE OF THE OR everything you can do to be 7:45-8:30 Sincerely, GANIZATION: Do your best considered among the serious Fri -7:45-5:00 UnskilledJobseeker ahead of time to find out as thoughtfu�assertive group of This type of cover letter, much as you can about the or candidatesrat her than the not 534-5000 generally churned out by the ganization to which you are aJ> so-serious, not-so-thoughtfu� Ex. 2552/2568 score by job seekers, is just plying If you come up empty and not-so-assertive group of about the worst thingone can after your attempts at re candidates. do in communicating with search, at least articulate why If you really want that job, employers you are interested in working make certain your writing Here's what it REALLYsays for the particular TYPE of or demonstrates it to the bestof to those individuals who review ganization (this applies to re your ability. Otherwise, you're applications all the time, and sponding to "blind' ads in the just begging the employer have little trouble reading be classifieds as wel,. lfyolire aJ> NOT to hire you Attention Students tweenthe lines:"H ello, r m just plastering the marketplace CAREER PLANNING aimlesslywith my resume to try &PLACEMENT Applicationsare nowbeing accep to find a job. m not really sure r ted for the position of Managing what want to do;furt hermore,I RoomA 1700 1 Editor of the Innovator. have absolutely no idea who orriceHours GET A$1,500 Moo,Tues., Thu;.8:30 am- Application packets are available BONUSAND 7:30 p.m from the Innovator, the Placement MUCH MORE FROM Wed., Fri: 8:30 am - 5:00 Office and the Office of Student THE ARMY RESERVE p.m life andmust beret urnedto theOf fice of Student Life If you join a selected Army (31 2) 534-5000, ext 2163 CRUISE SHIPS Reserve unit in the area, you'll NOW HIRING M/F Summer Career Opportunities· get yourself a nice $1,500 Dan Amari, Director & (Will Train). Excellent pay plus Dan Kreidler, Job Locator bonus. & world travel. Hawaii, Bahamas, But thafs just for openers. Developer Caribbean, etc. CALL tfOYI: You'll al�o have the oppor Donna McBride, Secretary 208-738-0775 Ext. #-f...,.O,..lll_....o...=...--:: tunity to get money forcollege Robbin�ld, R StaffAssistant throughthe G.L Bill Or you can get the money for vocational ����, .._,. trainintl • ThePrudentaal � Already have a collegeloan? @b/1 Wei� maybe we can help you The Prudential, a leader in the financial � repay it services industry, is seeking aren can- � Need extra money'? Sure didates for a program th t use� on you do. And we' ll pay you over . � �O? � developing high caltber 1nd1v1duals for $80 a weekend to start You future growth in the financial services normally train one weekend a month, plus two weeks a industry. F.qual opportunity emoloyer year. M/F. The Army Reserve has a lot Please call: to offer - and it starts with a Ms. Evelyn S. Kraemer PHIL HARlWEG $1 ,500 bonus. lefs talk. Representative R Manager, Human Resources Call 469-8166 � The Prudential Insurance Company SGTDiane Walton 747-7220 � at THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES � I 844-3880 Roosevelt � � 800 Road, Building A Glen Ellyn, 60317 � N N � Be All You Can Be. #300, ll FINA CIAL SERVICES ARMY RESERVE. �� ������ Page 4 GSU INNOVATOR May 16, 1988
Interviews Question: And Photos By: In your opinion, what should be the Sandy Kazak major issue of this presidential election campaign?
DominicCandeloro Angela De Young Diane Bielfeldt CH�UG Continuing Ed Sandy Mikulich CBPA-UG Adrianne Kelly Chicago Chicago Heights CH�UG "rd like to seeacommitment Joliet Administrative Asst CAS. *Higher educationand drugs. We need money for higher HazelCrest to international education and "I would say our relations Homewood education and with the rapid "I guess it would be nuclear international trade and a with foreign countries and be "The economy, jobs, the increase of drug abuse it arms and the restriction of mopolitan attitude towardcos our tween the powers of each in homeless and improving our seems that if we don't increase arms deployment Especially ownethnic population.We are dividual country. It is the foreign policy, especially in ourefforts on drug abuse it as in the Middle East and the a mult�cultural society and communications problems and Latin America and South Af will affectus. One has an effect on developing countries. The in should take advantage of that the breakdowns in com rica, pertaining to human the other, if you educateabout terference of Russiain Central to compete in the world munication between coun rights." using drugs, you educate on and SouthAmerica" economy." tries,there are too many." reasons not to use them"
UNTITLED OUR LOVE RECIPE "I seenit!" p I said A half a cup of caring "Yolire nuts!" announcement Poured into a bowl 0 "I seen the A easpoon of understanding dust balls � copulating JUSt to let you know. Black Student Association right here E Meetings for Spring/Summer, on the A cup of love stirred gently second Tuesday of each kitchen floort" Bakeat 300 really slow month. "Yolire crazy!" And a pinch of blind trust T "Taste of GSU" committee "I mean it, Are the secrets to make us meet Tuesday June 4. right here , grow Student Life Campus Center. R on the And if w� mix this up together floort We won't rush and go too I seen it!" fast DAD y nME ALONE Thesethe are very ingredients To make our relationship The blustery winds don't mar rve forgotten how time to Letters last your sleep myself is. Dear Sue, When thunderstorms roar lfs veryvaluable and rare Just wanted to complement After our conversation the But if we ever falter through. only time I get sometime you on the April 18th edition. other day, I thought you might The heat of day brings no Thealone All the stories on the front page And pain and hurt are be interested in the following concern Is when I wash my hair wereworth reading and worthy shared statistics regarding our April We only need to look at the these things have of front page display. Fr& passed Buybackweek, and the result recipe from YOlL Time alone to collect your quently I don't read the IN ing availability of used thoughts, NOVATOR as the headlines for the answers are all in for the Spring/Summerbooks T� there. night with darkness holds Ti me alone to reflect upon tum me off as they are trivial The mester. fears the pas� (e.g. faculty accepted into Hasan Akhtar no During Buyback Week (4/ your endless sleep has Ti me alone to think about the "Who's Who," which almost Class of '88 18-22) we gave $30,755.75 to come. future, everyone knows means next the students who returned You cannot hear the robins Any time at al� for timeis going to nothing largely exists to sell their textbooksto us after their sing toofast books). This time the news en· with first rays of the sun. final exams. This figure is a related to student needs and letters •o the ed1l0< 42% increase over the amount couragesfrom theGSU Commun1ty. Lei· Timealone in your faculty's real contribution. be of money we spend during the ters should The only life you have right Time alone in thebedroom dark And I enjoyed your editoria� spaced and nottyped exceeddouble 200 same period last year ($2 1,- words. Letter:; are subtect to now Ti me to think about nice as I, too, like to walk! ed1t1ng and not 648.05�Approx imately$25, 000 do nccessanly is contained within my mind things Thanks, reflectthe cpm1on of the paper of the money spent was for or rts staff All l!!tlers must be I drift back to the happier Like beingsmall and playing in Dave Matteson books that were adopted for :;,gned Names w1ll be w1tl> days the park. Psychology& Counseling heldupon request alter confer· when life was not unkind use during the Spring/Sum W1lh the ed1tor mer Trimester. Dear Editor, Just some time alone to This significant increase in One of the things that I ad You walk with me, your steps ourselves mire about the Innovator is its GSU INNOVATOR buyback plus the great quant� still strong Oh why isn't there ever SERVINGGOIIE R"'IRS STATE UNIVERSilY ty of used books supplied by willingness to tackle con SINCE t97t we had talks for day and enough? troversial subjects. MEMBER OF THE wholesalers for the Spring/ nights on end When people ask me why sit ILLINOIS COLLEGE PRESSASSOCIATION 1 Summer Trimester has result A recent case in point is the COLUMBIASCHOLASTIC PRESS You were my Dad but best of in the dark Cafe Comments question: ASSOCIATION ed in over $135,000 worth of all just say, "I have to think Susan J.Fag1n • • • • • • • • Managing Ed1l0< I used books (retail prices) avail "What do you think of the Pepsi Jean Juarez • . • . • • • • • • . • Assoctale Ed1tor you were my closest friend aboutstuff." machine in the cafeteria?'' Rose • • ...... Photo Ed1tor able for purchase by the • • .. • • . .. . r.nh omno�t This is just the kind of infor ThomasMIChael O'Malley . Hasan Akhtar students for this term. This mation that we, as informed Class of '88 same quantity of books, if Governors�iofiStale Unrvers1ty·�· �bi�:��e��;in UniversityPark. purchasedat new bookprices, members of society, need to IL 60466. have in order to make in Views expressed 1n thiS new aret. would total over $180,000! . telligent decisions and live ofthe staff donot necessanly spaperrep reset .• 1 BOOK STORE HOURS Aswe discussed, I would be ex1n and part. those G011e of morsState Un> happier, more fulfilled lives. ex May 16-2 1 Mon-Tues 10:30 am.-7:30 p.m. very willing to share this infor whole.110rs1ty adm1n1slral10f\ faculty students. Perhaps in some future Letters to the ed1tor are welcomed and en Wed-Thurs 1 0:30 am.-5:00 p.m. mation with a staff member couraged These letters must be sogned. but issue you could ask, "Which Fri-Sat 1 0:30 am.-1 :00 p.m. from the Innovator. Getting this names w1ll be w1thheldupon request are really better, Fords or Malena• for pubilcatiOfl must be 1n the IN· May 23-28 Mon-Tues 10:30 am.-7:30 p.m. type of information out to the 1 :00 p.m NOVA TOR offiCelater no than the Wed-Thurs 1 0:30 am.-5:00 p.m. students can only be abenefit Chevys?" I, for one, would be Wednesdaybefcxe pubhcat10n. veryinter ested in finally resolv The INNOVATOR telephone number IS 534· Fri 1 0:30 am.-1 :00 p.m. to both Governors State Un� 5000, extens1on2140 ing this question. Sat CLOSED-MEMORIAL versity and Folletts. The INNOVATOR IS pnnled by RegiOnal Thank you, and keep up the Publosh1rogCcxporat1on of Palos Heoghts. IL DAY Kathy M Waldner CopynghtGSU INNOVATOR 1987 District Manager work. 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too. and It Is these I shall remember. And I shall remem . Fare well to All ber, you, our readers. and all Where are the Fathers? the timesand places through out the university I have seen you sprawled In a chair or A student newspaper is not, faring the first traumas of Im hunched over a table totally Mother's Day is now behind pay the bills and see his chi adolescence. its nature, a static thing. pending As for engrossed in the Innovator. us and with it the rush of sob dren, for he is also a paren Staff comes and goes. The me, the hair is a bit grayer, the Those times are the pay off. stories about the single only when the courts and h eyes and aft is ever changing. People a little weaker, the You are reading us. and that is mothers whose children have ex permit him to. In extre bags nder bit uate, dropout or go on to u them a darl(er. what counts. That is why we � been"kidnapped' bythe"� cases the visitation may be her jobs on campus, but the I entered this office a fright are here, for you " custodial parent" translation, litt•a as one dayper month. eport r continues. ened cub r er. I leave it As time goes on editors will � father. To get back at their wiv Because of this staffing on secure in my knowledgeof my come and go. Some will do well Kleenex in hand we read of and at thesame time with thei uch a paper sometimes craft and ready to do battle and others not so well Some � their suffering over massang children,some of these fa the ms to worl( ona revolving with whatever dragons I may will continuethe workhave we mother'sday with their dearlit- crack.They steal their child!� basis, and over the past encounter. begun,others will not We have � tie ones, and how much they and run We have accomplishedmuch our years, I have had to say done a lot, but there is still � must go throughnot havingthe ln allthefuror over the suffer- t7,teto many good friends. over the years.We have made much to do. That is my one · " children around for, some ing of the "wronged' mothe Wel� now ifs my tum This is a low budget understaffed regret to leave with so much � times years, and seeing them we seem to forget that t Y last issue.I have completed paper into a force to be reck still left to accomplish. grow. father is suffering too. Jus t oned with among college R . y masters and must nowgo My legacy, if, indeed I leave I Is there an unwritten law, we because the mother wa bt into the real world newspapers in Illinois. And of one, is dedication and hard " wonder, that demands that for awarded custody does no "--1 view this, rather mome� this I am justifiably proud We work. And if wehave not been � everyfamily holiday there must mean that the father is a ous occurrence with mixed have worl(edhard but the worl( the topact, to borrowa theatri- " beat least one sufferingsingle abusive monster. Yet, he is a emotions.Four years is a long has paid off. cal phrase, I leave with the � mother story? the mercy of a woman wh time . Since I began as editor It would bean out and outlie secure knowledge that we will � The thing that bothers us may hate him, when it comes to . my daughter hasg rown from a if Isaid that yourEditorship has be a damn hard act to follow. i aboutthe whole thing is,where continuing his relationship puche jr. hi student to a beena time ofunequaled joy. It are the suffering fathers? with his children " �lished 18 year old, ready to has not There have been Divorceis a terrible thing, often Is it any wonder, then, that, becomes ake the world on whatever times, too many to mention, it is hate filled and bitter, but, it forsome the pressure when I wanted to walk out and erms it may offer. My babyhas is seldom the fault of only one toogreat and they crack. MThey rown from a cuddley first never look back. But there partner. In the bitternessof the are my children too," these
1 0 good I· JQraderto a year old boysuf- have been many times · break-up they grasp at any- fathers reaso" "If I must su� I thing available to hurt each portthem, then why should she other. And the children are the have the right to keep me from weapon of choice. being with them?" Homage to our Both parents love the chi.. While we feel great com pas- , dren, and at the same time sion for the mothers who are recognize that they can hurt trying bravely to make it alone, the othe rparent through the isn't It time to remember the . . . children lonely father? When a famil Departing Editor The divorced mother is a splits up everyone suffers. ' popular subjectin the media at �aybe it is time that we r� ; any time. We delight in scru- ognized this and instead o tinizing her pain,her difficulties putting thesemen in jai� we of- Sue Fa �""'rri n � . in raising her children alone. fered them the same kind o ' sympathyand concernwe give Now that the departure of It is the negativity and the taon ana tne campus t-'H de- , But there is another personi� partment forgets about us.We� volved here. the women Maybe then w . · our editor is veryimminent, it is apathythat discourage us, the flimsy excuses of those who currently do not have anY! What of the father?While the could make the whole thid -appropriate to bid our fond . . . can contribute but do not reporters to assast us. motheris struggling to bring up easier for those least able t� adieu and to assess the . i · beca • handle it - the children current situation of this publi use their feelings are hurt These are the tnals and" productive membersof society cation or those content to stand on tribulations that we face on this� __alone, the father is expectedto . •I.l•,:•ao•c;••�·�. � )lm( )IID( · The criticsand satytists have the sidelines and criticize si� paper and as creative i�"IU . '· cere efforts. dividuals we always seem to all had their day but that comes � ' · · � with the territory and is to be A new editor will surely have find away. The St ars DOll t H 3'\e It expected This publication is a different organizational a� Editors are supposed to · poss •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••� · both viable and fun and every- proach. Maybe it is time to ess diplomacy and tacti" of one wants it to be relevant reconsideryour own participa and that we will take all that·. we can get We learn the hard This little bit of nonsense The staffers occasionally tion as we search fora new staff he's a Taurus and you are a''. � way, but we do leam We are � was not written according to take themselves too seriously and some new leadership. Sagittarian and these two are � the stars. I did not consult the · We currently need graphics moulding our character as we� in the pursuit of the news and stars to see if today is a good like oil and water, they do not · participate in the creation of l make life uncomfortable for help, reporters and photog mix because the pape day for writing an opinion My stars say so. · raphers. Unfortunately, this this student r. others in the GSU community. does Never mind that you two really .. publication is not the perfect We offer "good luck and budget n't include a per- .... �This tension is unavoidable I beca did hit it off. It won't worl( thanks"to our departing sonalastrologer use 1 am "because creative individuals vehicle of expression or com because you will have to find . ica eocc How you managed it for not married to the President have ideas about how their mun tion R uring pr� someone else who's stars are � lems with our After seeing what they look like 1 freQuently long is anybody's guess. "own efforts should be directed printer compatible with yours. • embarrass us and make our we become stuck in the mire and listening to some of them showcased Offenses in good I know two people who are journalistic form, we will talk ifs a thing the I regard shouldnot betaken best efforts seem childish. supposedto bemade for each hesitate to foryour advice. budgefs tight I personally. Those in authority over us ask other because their astrologi- It is appropriate to add the Astrology is a fun thing, not � As communicators, we seek have been lackluster in their cal charts are perfect Know words of Teddy Roosevelt to be taken tooseriously. Cer- R vehicle for our photographs, activity. We donot even have a what they fight like cats and "It is not the critic who tainly not to lead your life by. � and poetry.We wish to faculty advisor. Systems are in dogs. Must be some sneaky place that foster aggravation counts,not the man who points What happenswhen you must � our concern, joy, frustra old �lanet thafs sitting up we out how the strong man go out and the astrological 1 sorrow, pride of achieve- and out of frustration tell therean thewrong conju nction bled, chartsays ifs not a good day " and love for beauty and our problems to secretaries stum or where the doerof One last thought I wonder ssag deeds could have done them for going out Do you stay in re. and hope that our me es where the starswere when the getthrough as deadlines pass better. The credit belongs to miss something enjoyable or At the same time we keep beca Iranian business becamepub- by. the man who is actually in the profitable use Venus had readers current and i� us lie? Did Oliver Northconsult an arena;whose face is marred a tight with Mars and your sign- _,,.....,.,..,. Hopefully we brighten Those who think they are astrologer? 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When the camera man says, "I want to take a closeup,�most people instantly become par anoid Closeups reveal flaws and defects.The results can be very unflattering. Turning the camera lens toward nature is a different situation The natural beautyof Mother Nature is astonishing and Mother Nature never pro tests the intrusion of the camera This series depicts both naturaland syntheticmaterials arranged to be used by man Extreme closeups reveal a separate wor1d of pattern and form, not usually observable in the everydayuse ofthese sim ple objects. A world beneathour feet ex ists, which we knowverv little. It is a visual world, loaded with fascination and mystery. A world that awaits our explor ation
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The peges of a textbook Page S GSU INNOVATOR May 16, 1988 annth Encourages Crime Don't let t his familiar sayinghaunt you this summer. Along withW sunny skies, of indecent exposure in the 2. Contact DPS if you otr Enroll your children in the Student Life Child Care��-- warm breezes and picmcs,the University Library (suspect serve any vehicles just "cruis Cente(s Older Children's program This program is specifically was identified and apprehen ing" campus roadways or designed with the elementary school age child in mind Activities will warm weather months also promote creativity and individuality. Field trips will enchance an un bring an unwelcome increase ded by the University Police parking lots; please provide as derstandingof the worldaround us. Recreational activities will develop in crime. No area is safe from and he is currently awaiting much description as you can coordination and demonstrateteamwork All this is an environment con triaQ; so far in the beginning of about the vehicle. Make sure dusive to curiosity and self-expression the unfortunate occurrence May, we have experienced a your vehicle is locked in the This program will begin June 6th and continue through August and this includes the Gover daylight armed robbery of the parkinglot Keep valuables out 26th Swimming miniature golf, field tripsand arts and craftsare all nors State University campus. Parking Information Booth. of sight or in the trunk; if your a part of this summer package. Recent crime statistics reveal vehicle has expensive ac cessories (a favorite target), The program is available to childre" ages 6 through 12, of G.SU As you can see, academia is staff, faculty, students, alumni and members of the adjoining not immune. The GSU Depart consider installing a vehicle a general crime increase in the don't wait sign your children up now. It will guarantee ment of PublicSafety believes burglar alarm system. Y. MCA So suburbs around the Chicago them an enjoyable and fulfilling summer! 3. Utilize the Escort Service Metropolitan area Governors For more information call 534-5000 extension 2552/2568. Our "forewarned is forearmed"and locatedat the "C" main entran State University has also had . location is west off of University Drive in the Hantack House. we hope that the entire com ce after dark whenever you munity will help the University can or leave with others in a its share in this general trend. group. 4. While in the building, March of 1 988 brought a purse Police help you! Please be never leave your personal snatching in one of the univer aware of the following "safety sity parking lots (the suspect items unattended or in plain Governors State University view; "snatch and g'rab" is a tips" that will assist all of us 1n petty thiefs favorite! was identified and apprehen making Governors State Uni 5. If you are the victim of a ded by University Police and versity a safer place: crime, note and remember as he is now awaiting triaQ; April child much as you can about the in saw an auto theft (the vehicle 1. Be constantly aware! Im cident and perpetrator and mediately contact the Depart contact the police immedi was later recovered out of the ment of Public Safety (DPS)at ately! . area by police after an all care I extension Ill if you notice any Lefs all work together to make GSU a safe place "to points broadcast and national one who seems out of place or finish what you started"! law enforcement computer just loitering around. DPS will Help your University Police system entrywas made by Uni be more than happy to check center help you! t�.!,' versity Police) AND an incident the situation out
ArtistFa vors Organic Shapes �e�earv1l,e 1-, tnc. by Sandy Kazak RESumES GSU hosted an opening The sculptures are of the old car buff, only starting out celebration for artist Gordon most interest in this show. The collecting sticks, dulling them, r�RillP.APE RS n.yas Ligocki on May 12 in The process, called Hydracel, is and then adding them to m,u�usctrPrs Visual Arts Gallery. related to the pouring of con gether. I thought how primitive 111AILrN6 S Ligocki presented 13 scul· crete into a mold. When fully man would use both primitive ptures(pedestal works) and 1 0 setup and dry the mold is and modern materials in com ETC� collages (wall works) and removed and the sculpture binations if he found them." graciously answered ques remains standing. Ligocki considers his sculp tions aboutthe work to visiting Colors are added during the tures, "as abstracts, but really artstudents from Prairie State pouring process or added af not all that abstract They are College, who were in atten terwards in certain areas only. basic organic shapes, natural dance. Reshaping and redefining the as found in nature, like the Van Primarily interested in wall artwork is also possible when Morrison tapes. About three art, but hesitating to call them the mold is removed were found torn up and added paintings, Ligocki has recently "I've got no qualms about to the piece#17"(Good Times turned toward sculpture. He thrashing out a piece, no mat IN A Jar}. uses painting and sculpture to ter how much I put into it This exhibit runs through feed off each other, "I don't Sometimes I have too much May 27. The Visual ArtsGallery know_.to call them paintings or going on in them." is open 11 am. to 3 p.m. Mon sculpture?" he said He compares himself "to an Fri. Call (3 12) 534-5000
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I - May 16 , 1988 GSU INNOVATOR Page 9 Abstract Artist ltatani to Lecture Employee by Ellen Petraits ideas to be thefocus of atten tion and to receive construc- On Thursday, May 19th, tive criticisms from fellow of Month the art students' or orum, artistsand the instructor. Since nizationwill set the stagefor many of the current painting ichikoltatan� noted abstract students are involved either urist painter to give a slide with paintingthe f�g ure orvary presentation and lecture on ing degrees of abstraction,the her work Ms. ltatani is an critiquepromises to be alively associate prof at the Art essor exchange of ideas and ex Institute of Chicago and has pressions. Funding for this exhibited her work in the evening was given by the Of Chicago gallerycircuit as well fice of Student Life and the those in New Vorl<, Wash as Student ProgramAction Coun ington, and California Her cil The lecture will be held in work is characterized by swirl ShermanHall beginningat six inggrey figurative forms paint p.m with the critique to follow ed on unusually shaped can in E1 1 01, PaintingStudio. vases, somehavi ng morethan Thereis admissioncharge four sides and fitting together no to this event and it is open to to forma puzzle-like structure. the public.Those interested in In additionto the artisfspr& or curious aboutart may take sentation, the second part of this opportunity to seeMich iko the evening will give current ltatanrs work and to become and alumni Artforum members acquainted with the work the opportunity to havetwo of beingcreated by colleaguesat their works critiqued by Ms. Governors State University. ltatani For those unfamiliar with the critique format of an art class, critiques enable the • artistto have her/his workand off-duty police officers to pro- in his car and I gave chase." vide set security. Maas curbed the man aftera "In two cases, police helped 1 o-minute pursuit and arres- prevent suicides,• said Ron Moviemaking in Illinois ted him Verkuilen, a Film Office loca- Sometimes,said Kellett, fate demonstrated courage, com- tio� scout"Dur ing stunt prepa- SPRINGFIELD, Ill, April 19 or good fortune play a role on passion and generosity." rat1on at the Daley Plaza when - They help feed the poor. the set For example, the California the television series 'LADY they raise funds for a girrs In June 1987 during filming caterer for the 1982 shooting BLUE'was beingshot in 1985, heart transplant They help of a movie entitled "ABOVE of Universal Studio's "DR DE- a man who had soaked his people in stress. THE LAW," a little boyfell from TROIT" donated leftover food clothes in flammable fluid "TheY' allthose ted associa a second-story window, boun- are each day to the hungry and threw himself on the eternal with on-location movie-making an awning and hit the poor on Chicagds Madison flame. ced off in Illinois - film crews, actors, shoulder of Chicago Police Street The film featured Dan "Everyoneon these�includ- set security police, movie ex- . Sgt Larry Augustine who had Akroyd as a straight-laced 1ng security police, wrestled ecutives, caterers. moved under the window, by college professor who gets in- the man into a snow bank and Such reaHife heroism is a chance, just before the fall volved with sophisticated call doused the fire. He was taken rarely publicized facet of the The awning and Augustine girls. away unhu� thanks to quick state's movie industry, says slowed 2-year-old Junior Mer- When CBS Theatrical Films action" "LADY BLUE" con- Suzy Kellett, Managing Direc- ceds descentenough to allow was making "GRANDVIEW cerned a woman police of- tor of the Illinois Film Office. the boy to survive without U.S A" in Pontiac in 1983 star fleer's experiences. "When people encounter . serious injury. "ABOVE THE Jamie Lee Curtis notic d a Last year during the filming on-location filming, they're LAW' was released in April newspaper story about a� local of "RED HEAT" (a yet-to-be- usually thrilled. They may wait In another case on the set of teen-aged girl who needed a released movie about a Soviet hours in the cold and dark to "CHILDSPLAY," a film crews heart transplant Everyone criminal who works his way catch a glimpse of a movie star hand-held radios were on the associatedwith the production into the .S. underworld), off- or witness special effects and � same frequency as that in a decided to donate their Sun- duty Chicago police officer stunts. ChicagoSun-Times delivery day off to a fund-raising effort Neil Maas, 40, was working set "Stil� as movie-making has truck whose driver was being to defray expenses. security with fellow officer become more common in II- robbed During the holdup, Curtis sold kisses, and the Kathy Kiss. linois, the entire industry has driver GarryWilliamson broad- film company gave several had towork harderthan everto was holding trafficon Wac- his plight The film crew thousand dollars to the cause. "1 cast minimize inconveniences so ker Drive when a cabbie ran up set police who rushed The girl successfully under- alerted people remember the thrill - and said a man on the rail of a went the transplant at a to help. not that traffic was tied up or bridge was threatening to episodes show that Pittsburgh hospital "GRAND- "These carswere towed. jump into the Ch icago River. film industryare VIEW U.S.A" was about grow- people in the "In addition,• said Kellett, Officer Kiss and ran as fast as to come to the aid of the ing up in a small Midwest town 1 ready "everyoneshould know that all we could She grabbedhis leg or those in dis- and responding to the lure of less fortunate who are part of the Illinois and threw my arms around said Jay R Hedges, life in the big city. 1 tress," movie business are ready - at him to get him back to safety," of the Department of To help prevent and solve Director a momenfs notice - to be said Maas. Commerce andCommunityAf- on-location logistical pro- much more than considerate. Another time, Maas said, a s(DCCA)."I commend them YOU'RE DOUBLY LUCKY blems, movie companies hire fair Over the years, they have distraught young woman ran all" IF YOU'RE FROM ------1up to him on the set of"CRIME Created in 1975, the Illinois ILLINOIS AND A SOLDI STORY" (a TV series about Film Office is housed in DCCA ER Chicago detectives) and said In 1987, more than $39 million she had been accosted mo- was brought into the state via The State of Ill in is now offers ments before bya young man. film and production soldiers its new Illinois Veterans " TV ______Scholarship. This _,...,s....,.'"'"'t t�e�d..:..h::..:.im.:.:..:.:le::.::a:..:v.::..in�g !....:a�n:..:::.:al:.::le:!.y _ means if you're an Illinois resident and a soldier, you could qualify to Worksho is Offered lave all your tuition and fees p paid to a state-controlled UNIVERSITYPA RK - What school. are the effects of alcohol on ship between alcoholism, bi And that means the money human sexuality? ological functions, personal you acquirevia the G. I. Bill Plus Counselors and others who attitudes, societal attitudes the Army College Fund-from work with alcohol abuserscan and psychologicaVsexual pr� $9,000 to $25,20Q-can be learn more on the subject and lems. He will give participants used for schoolrelated expen how to work with abusers dur self-awareness exercises and ses, whatever you need to be ing a two-day workshop of discuss values clarification able to concentrate on ' study, fered at Governors State that can lead to personal or courses and grades. University. professional growth in prepar lfs a great opportunity. For The program "Alcoholism ation for alcoholismoounseling. complete details, call your GovernorsState University PresidentGood Dr.Leo man and Sexuality" wi ll be offered This program can be taken local Army Recruiter today. Mal muth ( centerj and his wife, Margaret, discuss the � by Paul Teodo from 9 am to 5 • for credit or non-credit Reg1onalCenter for t he PerformingArts with Dr. Floyd p.m May 20 and 21 on the For furtherinformation, or to SGTRalph Hickson English of Olympia Fields at the recent benef"rt dinner GSU campus, Stuenkel Road register, contact Roger Paris in 844-3990 for the center. The GSU Foundation is now three and Governors Highway. the Office of Conferences and quartersof the way to its $2.2 million goal neededto During the workshop Teodo Workshops at (31 2) 534-5000, ARMY get matching state fundsfor construction. will emphasize the relation- extension 2484. BE ALL YOU CAN BE. Page 10 GSU INNOVATO R Computers are for Kids UNIVERSITY PA RK - If This workshop is offered for Prof. Designs Training Courses you're lookingfor somethingto two different age groups. liven up your childs summer, Children ages 8 to 11 will meet developer must build into the Mondays and Wednesdays UNIVERSITYPA RK- Each how about constructive fund ' training system," Stelnicki ex June 20 through29 from 9 am time you starta new job,there s with computers? a certain amount of training plained. Governors State University to noonChi ldren ages 12to 14 Stelnick7sday-long program will meet Tuesdays and Thurs involved. will be offering computer How corporate trainers pre took participants from the pre classes throughout the sum daysJune 21 through 30 from paratory steps needed to 9 am to noon The fee is $40. sent the information, the tech mer for children and teens.No niques used to communicate develop training materials, previous experience is nec "Data Base and Sprea� such as objectivesand a work sheet Procedures" will give the messages, and the formats essary. the messages are presented ing outline,into the actual writ The five courses - Micr<� children the chance to create ing of the training materials. and manipulate databases in, are all important in getting computer Applications, Word the new employee interested, At Governors State, Stel Processing, Data Base and and spreadsheets as they nicki's students in the Instruc simulate the problems and motivated and competen� Spreadsheet Procedures, Prob Governors State University tional and Training Technol solutions of a travel agent or ogy lem Solving with LOGO and Professor Michael Stelnicki programwork in business BASIC, and WordStar for dinosaurcol lector. By the sec and industry, consulting firms, ond class, students will learn said Teens - will be offered during Dr. Stelnicki,who directsand adult learning centers, COI'l June, July and August on the how to run their own business tinuing health education and This class designed for teaches the master's degree GSU campus. In each of the es. is program Instructionaland Trail'l other professions. classes, students will have ex students who have no knowl The 36-credit ing Technology at GSU, dem . hour program clusive use of an Apple lie edge of database or sprea� gtves students hand&on ex sheet procedures. onstrated these major points microcomputer. during a one-dayworkshop at perience, because the pro This workshop is offered tor In "Microcomputer Ap the annual conference of the gram was developed by Stel plications for Young People" two different age groups. nicki in consultation with Children ages 8 to 11 will meet National Society for Perform Dr. Michael Stelnicki students will learn basic op ance and Instruction in Wash specialists in the field erations that will assist them in Tuesdays and Thursdays July ington, D.C. 12 through 21 from 9 am to components for training. Our school work and everyday liv "All training materials should noon Children ages 12 through students leave with portfolios ing. They will also work in be designed following pri!l 14 will meet Mondays and that show thekind of work specific areas such as word ciplesesta blishedby research. "This is a growing field that they Wednesdays, July 25 through can do, • theprofessor said processing, electronic filing, Getting the participants it'l adapts to many areas, be Aug. 3 from 9 am to noon The Persons considering critical thinking,computer cre volved in the subject matter, it'l causestudents learn todesign the fee is $4"0. fie!d must have strong ativity, LOGO, and computer forming them of the training and develop training courses English "Problem Solving with LOGO skills and be capable of assisted instruction in ae& objectives and motivatingthem and materials,develop generic inter and BASIC for Young People" preting data that sometimes demicsub jects. are only a few of the many skills in managing human will give students simple pro can be technical This workshop is open to strategies the instructional resources and producemedia young people ages 9 to 15, gramming knowledge that and will beoffered twice during solves problems and teaches the summer. Session one will logica� structured thinking. meet on Fridays and Satur This class is designed for days July8, 9, 15, 16 and 22, children with no previous How Adults Learn from 9 am to noon The sec experience. ond session will meet July 29 This workshop is offered for and 30 and Aug. 5, 6, and 12 8 to 11-year-olds Mondays by Sandy Kazak from 9 am to noon. The fee and Wednesdays, Aug. 8 The secondpart in the series is $25. through17 , from 9 am to noon "HowAdults Learn After Schoor Part 2 "Word Processingfor Young The fee is $40. features "The Infinity Photo always well represented and Members can be young or People" will teach students graphy Association" of Univer members are seen eating, word processing while old Some have degrees of de sity Park. drinking,talking to the viewing veloping language arts skills. various kinds andothers have This is a relatively older public re-acquaintedand getti1g Participants will create finish only taken a course or two in association funded in 1976 by with each other as they dis photography. ed literary products on word Governors State University. cuss the art and craft of processingsoftware. When asked she was a "Before that time it was a photog y. if raph member of The Infinity Pho loose association of people "I like the openings.I like the tography Association, Susan that were interested in photog social atmosphere and the XOMA PENW MSFT AMSY AAPL ALWS NAMU �!I a student and gallery raphy," saidPaul Schrantz Uni food," replied Gary Millsap • 18 : 1!XXYJ 23 , vts1torfrom Crete said, "I was 9 12'· 5s42 10 . 52s38 , versity Professor of Photo from Bradley. planningon it but I felt I wanted graphy. "It was an association Since the membershiprarely to learn even more about pho ofin terested people, not a club attends the meetings, gallery tographyto do oragroup.• opening celebrations really it" Trips are occassionally ar This as-;ociation closelyparaJ. support theassocia tion ranged for new and old mem :J1 Gtorgt A M.Jrtmil leis The Infinity Gallery, es -I wouldnever say thatI have . bers aike thatphotographers TICKER TA LK tablished In 1975 as an off seen a tingmee but I have seen so have a chance to get together shoot of the university library. two of the offtcers. I would on location to do actual ion Thegallery came first however, rather to theopenings and George Marema is on Vacat go photographic shootings. The then the association eat and drink," replied one 1)\�A "flvll •,r;· �',I_• �,:;_ �- t.' If�'.I, Mississippi River Boat trip is Thecontinuous success and member. • 1 • ' • ' ';! . ; • ))/( _' one of these and can also be • J, ' ;� the popularity of -The Infinity -The Infinity Gallery" is well taken toward college credit Gallery"is partiallythe re sult of known throughout the local Member and secretary of The Infinity Photography kt community and In academic The Infinity Photography As sociation circles throughout the nation sociation, George Kwain of The association members Students attending Thornton Peotone explains, "it is regularly select potential ex Community Colege and Prarie COI"I'l ..PER FECT TYPE" posed of those interested in PROFESSIONALQUALITY hibitsfor the galleryas work is State Collegefriends bringtheir �otography. It is people get HOME TYPING SERVICE solicited from photographers andfamil ies to see thegallery ting together with similar i!l throughout the country and exhibits. terestsin interaction and doing members help to hang the The Infinity Photography ALL WORK DONEON �ORO PROCESSORS whatI do.• exhibits. Associationsolicits new mem Information about TheInfinity TE AM/RESEARCH PAPERS LOW RATES The membership gathers bersfrom thosewhoattend the Photography Association or NURSING REPORTS, THESIS PICK-UP AND oncea month to celebrate the galleryshows. Cardsare left in Infinity Gallery may be RESUMES, TRANSCRIPTION DELIVERY AVAILABLE gallery openings. These ope!l the gallery explaining the T�e g1ven at the following: (31 2) ings are advertised and open benefits of joining the as 534-5000, ext 2461. to the public.The association is sociation PHONE: (312) 862-4023 CONTRACEniVE SERVICES PAP nm - BREASTEXAMS • SPECIAUZJNG IH ALL PHASEI OF COH TACT LfNI CAR£, HARD-TG-FIT PRC>a PREGNANCY TESTS LEMI OUR SPECIALTY (ALIO IATURN ABORTIONS LENI, W/J DURASO" COLORS) • LAI ON PREMISEI FOR FAlTER HR· VICE ON ALL GI.AUEI Confrd�l��tviCft I LicMM will be offered in May Humbofdt S.tate Univ� CALL THE OFFICE OF STUDENT LIFE Gnufuation P(edqe ofEn vironinenta£ 534-5000 Ext. 2123, 2124 Ask for Susie to receive and Socia(Resp� additional information I p�e to �liLy investi9ate.and � into account � socia£ (mif envirorlmenta£ consequences ofany jo6 opportunity I consUfa. 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Yo u'll see a diploma gets you a whole lot It .. � It .. out a new Ponttac and we'll pay your down payment • more these days. It equal to 5% of the agreed upon must a graduating at a 4-year It ..t selling price. Yo u "To �·.CUS;'O� be senior • accrtdited lllStlluuon or a graduate student; havea jobor commitment It can alsoget $400to $750 cash back on Fiero no for employmen t; d_c�tory�t refe rencesand can them«t It monthlypayment obligauon. It m , Sunbird, 6000,BQnneville, Grand and Not available in conjunction withany It � � � otherGMAC program.For cashmust back, l2kcdelivery from • Frrebrrd dealer , depending on the model you choose. Plus, stock s.by July 1988. It It It It : It It It Olic�Iand/l'bthwesternIndiana It It • It Pontiac Dealers It • • It • • It •