The Guardian, March 30, 1984
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The Guardian, March 30, 1984
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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Activities at CORE Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Guardian Student Newspaper by an authorized administrator of CORE Scholar. For more information, please contact [email protected]. The Daily Guardian Friday. Mart* 30,1*4 . ' , • . Neafter |g, Vitesse XX Wrt0«Jlats l!*in»), »*sa. OHO Celeste announces construction of Route 444A
Si Mrromtsv Atwater, assistant vice president for retasaidT\ - turn IMK facilities and'general service* at WSU. • The connector will help itHml/iate traf- ' 7—The construction of a highway connec- When completed, "State Route 444A . fic problems during the timet when Wright - . ting Wright Patterson Air Force But with will link the industrial, educational, Patterson employees are-going to, or com-. •' Wrfght State University andJnterstate-675 culiural. and commercial resources of the Ing home from work, he said. was announced yesterday by Governor Miami Vstlley," Celeste said. State Representative Robert Doyle (R • Richard C«leste.> %... •' For Wgfht State, Celeste believes 444A Beavercreek), whose district Includes "I've directed the departmenV of "will make the unlvenlty that much more . Wright State. Is piewedwith the announce- ' iraiaportatlon to move ahead with the c«i- of the total activity" occurring In the ment of the construction of 444A. itructlon of State Route 444A connewor, Miami ViUey. The oonnector "answen a definite need a S20 million highway project which hat in Greene County," Doyle *aid. ', been more than 20 yean in the making," State Route 444A, or as it Is dubbed the Doiyie added the connector should mate ' Ce^stesaM. -• ' ' . • «. Wrigjit State University connector, will it "easier for people to get to the The announcement was made at a newt, provide the university "better access to ? university." conference heldWi Wright State's phyiicai facilities Including the (Miami Valley) " . In ^construction of State Route 444A, education building. * Research Park,'! In which Wright State is i Wright State will lose 70 to SO acres of land, Arriving late to lh« newi conference. Involved, Celeste said. ' Atwatar animated. Celeste said, "It'1 appropriate to tay In con- Celeste commended the cooperation of - fifty to ft) acres will be used In con- nect Ion with that, and this project: better such organizations a* Wright-Patterson. struct ion of.the road, but another 20toW / late than never." Wright State University, and the Miami acres, located between the connector and Construct ton on the'connector ii ex- Valley Regional Planning Commission in Colonel Glenn, will be made .useless. pectedto begin In 19t6, - Also under current plant, f Warner. House, where the Early Childhood F.duca- . tlon Center Is located, will be torn dowtu,'. . Concerning Warner House, Kegerreis Mid, It is currently "in a state of suspend- ed utilisation/' and the university did not - have the funds necessary to renovate its 'facility. ; ,• ." ; . CQiONGL OUNNJtWV. /IMMftMAN »D Previously, it hfd-been hoped tfte Early Childhood Education Center could be moved into * proposed childhood educa- tion center to be constructed in another location, he Mid. { ( However funding tor such a center has * not been recommended to the state by the OMo Board of Regenu. Although H Iti too soon to tpactslate, At- water Indicatedtime isapoaalbMi^thatafc ~i"v arrangement might l» worked outWlhe\ department of transportation for the con- 4 •miction of a building somewhere to hoim the Early Childhood Education Center. H0wever.Atwaterawtioned.thltle.3nly a possibility and thai nothing ha&Wn.. worked out yet. ta previous unimsity planning, the con- struct loo 5f aflonnect or such at 444A was usually related totfce possible construction . of an'athletie convocation oetfter. University admlnttraton Indtcetadan ' ®*"®•ijalaglw. OTIIVMBBWI nnr. rfiistliM CTTOCTi mMi•• HU M uQfvVI<; « -| I long tersn goal for the university. and although the construction of^444A was a good argument for such a facility, no short term phut exist lot cm. t TH* Mr Batrttaa-March »0. m* MarineBiology class offers education, Bahamas ^UHk kffb Hvika-iktaW Mj>.. 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WArnt&r^ A 11-hour DANCt MARATHON UiAJ ri aaJ ' kaaa Juaaaf RfliAMllM |ljlLs« Sk VVM IVH pw wRii, Rfivrwvf fVfVM^ #«pm| m HIMHr APRIL 14-15 Wj L«|^| 'JttniM W j||W4 £4 ' WfW W Ww ^9 "'W' w» »r|flHy HAND-MM mm 2:00 pm • 2:00 am mm In the WSU Gym REWARD: Prizes! Prizes! v tNTlR THI WOULO Of • ./ GAM I GRAND PRIZE: Round trip tlekit lor TWO to SATURDAY, MARCH 11 M U. C. CAFETERIA V FT. LAUDERDALE all ituaJkAJa a* Mf*t+ " I Mr. • 1 , . •*. ^WWBW fllfilf ,w» vVw| Party* OMOtft tat K0(MttCX0*3«»0< for mom info March JO, I9M Ike My Professional writers certificate available at WSU Tt> ou*i.i*t ro« »k» c«»urvf*u, Vuu^ »ka nHMMM wft> >ltihH*w*^ |twi M« Joh» out lk*r»" ihM ^uit« tkit ik^. UHtteifAduilM fctikiw A ffa'tihmklB nf y*m *•», oi^kkoM • do*** ituittMii k«v« k* mid. ;MH9 stud*** at SUM may ^Wv«t |k« i-«wl'i ft'itl< IW'AtlM' llttliMH Tk* profwuctMl wriiii* pro«(«m *u «eMiH «H V*p ky ik* fKtmm, TVt > ""•»(akMKat#b WU™*"«M atuu IAIAUfMftklAlw 4 bu •o m MMiprtH Of «tMM« «« k» CWt M|»> toiopMi >k* pK0t%m. « >Mr o*« PM«, * • , . ' V \ . ' ' t«M^fwwi^wk«iotwwwpkOTd If you are |ood at pkkina pockets, st*al they have an urgent appointment. You on mo last April I. .0* W> Moat Afrtl your W*nd's car"k*ys and mov* th*ir car could even leave them a message telling FoolS pranks are tkwekllw. MMMw, Up Your AMey to lower C lot. T«M th*m you moved their them there i» an emergency at home, ami retity twtkws to wrtte_hom* akout. car after th* law bus for th* l«-1*ave». . Whatever you do on April Fool's day Butwttk )«»t a Wtl* tko«»kt you could By Cheryl Conetser remember next year the joke could be on M>ka 1^. ffir nam ItcouMkcprenfMu^crifyoumakesure you. , , - ' •< vMM. • instead of whipirtwrni spray th* top with rimx tk* donu OOMI t*« ptopi* tk*« slum*creaw. WouW*V»kat_fcja*rioif skoifc SOSTAiWAWT 4 Ih» Oaty Qatrdii* March 38, I9M Views toiToa M.MllSHt* ufetotf Miw AND eer AM> <&- . xrws ttxToa soyoTisait autatta DtFEMSf SPBIDUG SffRW OUTOF HY CHILDREN MATT KFNNFftV SANI1KA I SI OAN 1 ') *~ IUHIM aaaasta GfltHM joR MY my.. par.. \rntE. —J , MAIV NFKV ' New dean, new, drop policy coming Wright Stale nuTsing students mu« be happy to'hcar ihey have » new iiean.,Afler a long search and a multitude •of interviews. Jeannetie Lancaster from ihe University, of Alabama lias accepted the position. We would like to welcome her to WSU and commend Donna Deatie. who has been acting dean since last sum- mer, for a job well done . Lancaster was ihe Wost popujar Choice of uiulergraduaic students who paniciptued'in the evalua- tions for nursing dean,' It's nice to thinl? ihr administra- tion listens lo students' opinions and ideas before mak- ing major decisions. Now, if we can Only get ihem to listen to us btforr they change the drop policy. Self annihilation: Would it ever really happen ? Si saaa soda pouibly-ytj-^mijhi even decide lo study some today. Il'« a beautiful day., , i • ' " . • The other day I wai just sitting in the library in a-sea of ' Thirl* put I'm studying whU* laying out in tli« tun Beat ihought. I was thinking about nuclear war, you know, seif of all th* radio Mid that than is supposed to b* a record s«tfa« by SByla«. "TMs h k." - annihilation . • high today. Itoi was also something maswionad abort tensions Right after this the Emergency Broadcast System U lounded v I was thinking about all of the propaganda I've had sbtjved mounting la tha odd-cut or Europe orsomaUiiag Hkt that. .ajjh.a Moootoaa voka instructing DaylooUa*-where to sack down my ihroat the past year, I aw a numbed of films in a film . Something'abosjl a miliary offensive. Oh well, I'm going to work ihikw tad. prepare for a strike. appreciation class dealing with tjudear war and thaa of course Al this time-tveryoa* la AUyn hal is crying, silent, or jmt -I taw the ' Piece de resistance,-'TheDiy Af*r not to mention Sunday, April 29, 1N4 ; plain freaking cut. • World War Time , The flrtt bassball game I've saaa in a long Uma. It's great. "MLV I My to myself (bow profouad), "Tb«r really wmt With all of this in mind I.was just wondering would it ever The keda are kIBiag tha Oianu. Bummer, right la tfk diddle and dld'H. This la tha aad of tha whrld." "'.twppi*? Wfeai would.it be like? What If... ,of the game a newt bulletin interrupts and startrto go on abo|it I nan to wilk outddf amidst the mad rush of students la the Friday, April V, IW4 - ; how the prcaidaot la meetihg with cenaia haads of state aboti! aaodtta. Many Kudenti art making way for their can, woe are I IUM got out of-ojw heck of a midsann today. I.hope I past- strategic countara-that's enough. I'm changing-the channel. V goingdow* la tha tuna*. "Either one k uaakaa,:' I think as ed truest It (feosn't [tally matter because I'm gotn' out party, Alright, a Star Trek Featival. Beam me up. I remember tha article I read la iht M«ufae of thp Opto* DOtr ing lonight with somi of my frieeKk. Anyway It's only one more Monday, April JO. ISM aboit t year ago. h satf if there was t aikisa^nor,'Dayton sroutt weak until May Dare. Oh Ood. I hope I make k. ' / . Wall, I paaaed thai midterm with flying colon, I got a "C." be totally annihilated; watted surduat. There goaa Miw Date. " When I get home from sriy* I flick oa tha radio to Helta , Whan f wss sitting with a couple of friaadl at lunch, we got on • say to mytair.'Tdaol want lob* part oftheaMdra*. to some tunes, )ust KS-maUow out . In batwaaaScou^eofaoags. the discussion of war and the poaalbaky or tha Ualtad Suits \ I me»« where would !«o. My mom Uvea in Florida tad my dad I beau a news brief • *• t far antariag a w*r very soost . '• " y Urea la northwest Ohio; I think 1 Just seam to ba aloat tod cd- off country and how a mimbar of baMaaitt groapa are oppoewi My Mead Tom says, "You gay* have baaa ttaariag what's Bct my thoughts before-it's ov*r." lo the whole thing. I didn't even hear what countriee ware in- going oa ovanM. ft's MNvkaMa. We are goiag to brat i*r reiy volved. I chuckle to myself aad say "the worid'i goii« craiy'' soon and we're going, to kick tb< hei! out of thaa." „ So ! msAe my wsy over toward the soccer held on Colonel aad prepare lo go oat and lava a good lime. And I retmn. tryfta to sound like an aothortariaa oa He Mb- Oban Highway, an"opan span. On the way Iter al! tha can Saturday, April». I9M Jaa, "TharVs no wijrW# go to war. ft't not aoossomicaly feasi- ' trying to gk out. Than arepikupe everywhere. The trafHclsn't What a night. I guau it's lima lo gat back lo reality and Ma. KMMM k's an election year and further more I'M the'Mia ' moving aayt#."-".*j«.. \ lurvMag soo, I can't get drifted, so I covtt care last beceaat. Bythe tkafi it out to Use soccer field, that m bun- It woat affect ma." j drtds of ptems taking off trm vmy direction from Wright P*. AaMkarMaad. Mikt. says,, "What do aqaa economically One JalitarttjohesiiSdownwai.1. It oa*«s far offin the distance ftneWtyfhis It about war, you kdow tombs, death. ba» stfB tfefpkafa kaspiaUag off aad no oaa teems to ore. . How Pampas the top of the MR oa tha socoarftatd bioek- Guardian staff To»Aadds, "Yaah, nuclear desmiuioa." / • (• i Ing out »H the hat** around ma. I'm thinking about a lot of l «y. "I read the papan. Nudenr dutroctkU la bulaUt. j' ytos«t. A &Uoaaato#oos ftowiag throagh my haad al once. " doat think msa is reach'f^ihe end of the wrariduuka fat. Let's . a gasre l-ahoidd cry tut I cut. I don't evto kaow_what I'm . dying for. t"m going to be part of mankind's greasaat aigbtmare, \ / Tuesday, May I. I*M - nudaar hautocauK. 1 guess I'm making history in a sense, / It's May. Only threiuwre day*to Msy. Dma. I twikfVV^—' At (hia time I atop mi think. WvMSrimtOuMudtyT It thare Ing to cake h. No ejUjns, no repf.hoMsworl;, ro i>oshiag. • God? Or k k jsast "being aaj mtbiasnM* m the Preach WidBMdav M'AV 2 ' IQU t phBoapher lean Paul Sartre daimadt lf thare 1st God, I thlak I'm going to be in some trouble because-1 haven't the greatest AMOUIU tmta JOHN JOWaON I a America# PhUcgnphy today they talkad abput tl»a camel Orephk .tBTT HUDSON "crista" overseas. During the dtocuasioa I kind oir kwt Interest of faith lalaly, \ Photoaraphm., ,,THOM URN, OUOOtV *B*N and-startedto daydream and before 1 kaew.k, I was In sociology It's vrry Many aqgvanobM my tyst art doeedtiid I'm )oat BUTT CONARD, THBMSA ACOHtTO talkfcg about the time damn thing. Baoapt thay wwe tattMc ' thinking. Suddenly I feeftt. Tha boub hat hk. I (Hdn't htt? it Staff Wr||tre.„..X., L JTgVB MILDO. about aodai ramifications ofth« situation. I My lo p^Mlf, "It bacaasa I think I've blocked out aSsoMadmesBafty-l think. It's ALEX WAKD, **HTEN HUFF. was tjba saaa thiag .wtth Qranada -and Lebaaop." irtth« wry warm, 11* it k. TWs Ian't Ota the movie at tf. There . . mCHBtUI IQHNSON, MAkKMIB KNUTBON Whan I get ^1 dadde to watch the news for tha fM> ii<»> it only tha day fl/.#o '-day after" for anyoot in Dayton. Tfca < Assooian Widen THBBBSA ACONITO.. in weeks. Dan katlwr 1s talking about "thecrUitT" I'Whsard beat becomes seering, ripping through my body to the botv l'm SIOBAHNCOSTBtLO, CATHY DrfSpC enough and I shu>,off{he tube aad go to my room to.Bates to. .' tofeg to, Okaci..v DOklS FOUGHT, OUMN lAtJCH. «....ALAfiA tntOOH, BOOTt *AMDbC>H. soaas tunc*. • RALPH RBOMANN. *ANDV/sWX^ V Thursday. May J, IW4 Typassnsr— — KEVIN MLWtMUOH It's a tttue before *a*r. nowandl'm gciog to check mystu- deM •••iw Whan I waft ItwvAflyj. Wl taMa I notk. ] evaryoaa la «iM. B»«ryooe It «aatfii araaad tha TV. I walk up la aomeoae aod'aak, "What's going on?'' Aad he Mya. "Sbw up ." f The W&yVou Seelt... March JO. IN4 Tta Mr «M«M I it mmt t ttturt trantcript and it's going to make me look ticularly like the idea. 1 think maybe four I quarter because of my teacher. He .wis "m— wm bad. We're paying tuition so it should be weeks but 1 don't think after two weeks you i; terrible. I'm taking the course over this The pr^posed'ehange In the. rop policy, up to us to decide whether we want to are in a position to, know whether you can -quarter with a very good,professor and I would allow students to drop cUues-until spend the money to drop a class or not." handle that quarter's clasi load or not.", think I'm really going to do good in it." the end of the eighth-Week. Efut, a mark- * - • ing of W (withdrawal) would appear on the Edward Hatcher (marketing) "1 think, . 'g ... • "^T siudem'i transcript for classes dropped John Ev^fhart (phyiical education) "1 they had a pretty lenient policy before'. 1 . James Corboy (political science) "I feel after the end of the second week" of the.- don't think you ihouid be penalized for think eight weeiti it a little long.1 It should (the change) is a fair policy because tW quarter. Currently, isudents may drop making a judgement to drop a courte. If be somewhere "between-two and eight eight week policy is too liberal. If thejN classes until the end of the eighth week a student takes up to 18 hours and after weeki, at least four weeks. A "W" otrThe know they won't have time to drop it later without any notaifen on their transcript. four weeks findi that he can only handle transcript it really miasy.- If they drop after on, they win pro&ably stick with It, and Wright. State ttudents exjtrtssed their 14 hours because of work, problems or the fourth week, Then put a "W" on their " fewer people will drop clattes. Before you opin'ont as 10 htow they view the proposed family obligations, they should not be trantcript.",' . would sigrnip fbr more and^Just plan on chaniet.'' penalized, and i'regard a "W" on the droppiig. People would probably juit sign trantcripts u a penalty." up for fewer claiies." Mark Mohier (marketing) "1 think the r ' ' Rnonda Dow (communication!) "I drop policy- it alright the way it it. Bethetn Struewing (nurtlng) "I would be don't like it becmuH lou of lima the pro- Dale Eldied tcommunications) "Wright Sometimet when you drop a clan lt'i not opposed to the change. I think there are a blem itn'twith the itudent but with the pro- •s State it really lax ^compared to other becaute you don't have time to ttudy or lot of extenuating circumttaricet for a itu- fessor. If I drop • datt becaute I'can't ichoolt. I think they're using it tojip their you don't ttudy, Sometimet it't becaute of dent to drop a data and a "W" doean't ex- undentand the teadrtr, a "W" goet on my itspdardt, but at a itudent, I don't par- the teacher, I had to drop a dan latt plain any extenuating circumstances." To tho editor... K . . • . , . " Let record show we aren't equal Miami students want TlPP report •, i • ' ' - '/. itudenti wUl ttumfeie and need coniunt To the Editor: becaute. we have a problem with rape on retrainig. Comkler that I am looking for our camput. responsible and profetitooal people to . We arTwrltlng with concern for the Rape it a problem, no matter what the reprateat my InMreata. At a college or women of your campus. Here at Miami numbert. The disappearance of (hit infor- univertky looking to proepective graduate Univertity we'havebaguna battle with our mation leadt ui aO the more ttrongly to itudenti, I guen I do not care If the admlnlttntlon to lave the TIPP report recognlae kt importance. Tha fact that peo- editorial I am compelled to become more itudenti' tranicrjpti reflect thaie (Treatment, Information, Proeecutlon and ple are not aware of the nature and verbal with my critldimi. charactering. The Ian qtiaHfled itudenti Prevention), a comjSBatlon of rape tttfMjea numbert of rape In their own community 19 a nutihaU, the edjioclal laqueatioo will weed themtdvet out after the flnt published monthly in our itudent it dangarout. The abeence of rape infor- tutet that toawttodeatt take longer than quarter or two. eawtpapar. O^a^ari^tillotijMaracandy mation.produce* a fabe tente of tecurity Pthan topnnaglvgn daat. It win feft that , In lummary, I feel that a two-week limit prohibited the publitaicn of thit taforma- which Jeopardize! women'i safety. Unlike the student should not hgve hit/her on drop datee will be to the advantage of tioq, npretting a Xoocera tfefltt Mkani the adminittration, we tee the pubiithing academic record marred by innumberable the Mutat, for ^vreenona given above. Uhlvertity't Image ncft be tainted, Thtra- of rape ttatlttlca u progressive and W» (withdraw*), forth* would ba a dtaad- Of coone, itmight mrtailfealtale tougher tioiMle for thU dedtion b that becaute' tomething to ba applauded. Rather than vantaige to that ttudett when higher educa- for Mate. To mm youi; own ittuattoru, Miami it xh. only tchpol in OhlpWty* preeentiag the above at a detriment to the tion or career opportunblet aroee. aik youndf "how man* readingi did 1: pubtehettucha report, parent! andtfutare image of the unlvenky, it should be offered I' recognjce. that eome cam preeent take me to undentand tjsit editorial?"' itudenti will nrieundertUMd the T1PP at ana atpcct of a far-reaching safety c/ theratdvee in which the itudent it forced report t6 Imply that rap^ owarrpoly at palpi- A few phone cailt to local todal to drop a course lata in the quarter. Miami or thai we puHith thii Inf agencfet it all it taket to begin tuch a However, I alto feel that the Interviewer or program. unlvenhyccmtlderlng the academic record Due to the teverity of this dtuatlon. we at hand wiU be wtw enough to reallae tWt. are appealing to you for help In relneta*^. (After aB, who die carat about your the T1PP report by axpratetagyour con- cern through lettan and phone cafit to dor But here It my bhch: How can anyone portant thing of iril-how to learn and COBI\ president, Paul Pennon and viotpreddet* argue that. If one ttudent computet a muateata kaowfedgato other human be- of Student Affairt, Robert .BtheridgeTwe courte in hit Dm attempt and ami taket i»g«,not all of whom will be Ifl your field. alto encourage you to establish yoyr own two or three (or four or five...) tryttoto ' Degreet an earned, not gfonn. They •jmilar tyttem. Tha flnt Map toward achieve the auaa goal, that the^ nadenu repreaent hard vcrk done; one phate*of prevention it awarenett. Becaute rape it a are equal, A trantcript raflactt acndenjlc I feel if you do not with to take clattat your education oosnpleted. There must be concern on aB-coUege camputat, we mOtt outtide of your major.perhapt yov thould torn* standard by which yew tuccwt it all tio oar bext to make inforputtioo about meatvjed, as well a* movie*," anything being made now." Rex Reed then got on the subject of the He complained, too. about the Micky A ma.n approached Rex Reed with Oscar*. He rarely goe* to the ceremony, he I listened to Rex Reel's speech from the floors and out-of-focus projection at ( laminated still* from Styra Brrckinridft, *ald, but hi* friends throw some smashing orchesjra pit. Above and behind me was theater*. And,at some theater*, "the] a 1970 movie in which Rex Reed--in hi* parties. a full Robse of little old ladies in fur hats. smoke is so. strong you can get stoned just shot at movie stardom-played a man who "Polly Bergen give* Ihe party. Last year, They had come to Memorial Hall last inhaling it."1 undergoes > transsexual operation and I watched the Oscars in her bedroom, with Thursday ,to see the man who made the At the end of his talk, he recited a long becomes Raquel ' elch. Autographing a Paul Newman-on one-side, of me and naughty quips on television shows. iiit of society's ills-crime, VD, etc.-andKC.-ana,, still In which, he'* seen dancing with Ra- Joanne Wocjdward on the other"-plu* a At 10 a.m.> a iady in peach.arrived at the concluded: " All I want to do is bri1n ri g back queli he commented, "You know, I always host of other celebrities, including Raquel podium With the unctuous manner of a Fred Allaire." The audience res [tende[I d liked this picture. Terrible movie. But a nice ' Welch. Romper Room hostess, she read off Rej approvingly, picture." « "No! You're kidding!" screamed the Reed's credentials: He is the author ^ Following the lecture,. I was'ushered "Did you like working with Farrah lady in peach, standing nearby. "You've Tram/la 10 Krai on, he sees'anaverage'of backstage by one of the ladies in charge, Fa'wcett?" the man with the stills asked. got to tell the audience that tomorrow. ten. movies' per week--"and he told us last' who introduced me to Rex Reed -1 shook "Oh, Farrah was a sweet, innocent girl Theylll love it!" ("He's so popular," one night he's working on his first novrl." She hi* hand. He seemed nice enough* If slightly from Dallas. It's this one I djdn't like," of the ladies told me earlier, "thaj we had * then welcomed him on stage. out of.lt. I asked him what he thought Rex Reed said, pointing to the stjll of Ra- to schedule him to speak on two day*;") Rex Reed talked for an hour, mostly about cable TV.He didn't thjnjt that cable quel Welch. "She was a horror," ' I'm sure the audience would have loved about his career-ho,w he got where he i*. poied much of a threat to mqviegoing, . "Who,are some other film critics cur- the Polly Bergen story. It is, after all. Rex In the final third of his lecture, he turned although^erhaps it is "taking a chunk out rently writing ^hom you admire?" 1 asked. Reed's slickness, his superficiality, his tin- to the problem of today's movies. They are of the revenue" of theatrical releases. And, »He1 paused. "W^ll, 1 try not to read ny celebrity status, that make him "Rex so"rotten, be said, "because the movie in-. of 'course, movies suffer wj# they're - They're all unreliable. Vincent Can-. Reed," And even though I've always con- dustry. is .ran by pimple-faced te Well, we're back, with our noses (o ihe of two years back, the band hat a more per- Another three-ijiece, and one that went grindstone, I feel »orry for tho»e students cussive sofind-ali in el!, and Dementia A tT e rii AI over well at a recent Wright State concert, who went to F1orida--not only did they miss -remains one of Damon's finest bands'. A will' play in the University of Dayton the typically wonderful "spring" weather hi^h point of-Iast Friday's performance wu . Vliv Held house thi* Saturday night. Figure 4, here, but they alio' missed some.excellent the .addition of Roger Revion, a founder By RALPH REDMANN which opened for the Banggorilia* recent- bands, • . • " of- th^gifcup, for several longs. ly In the cafeteria, will play for free, along Among the shows last week was an ex- That ihow, heid-at Giily's downtown,' the band as Wright State.' ; . . ' with *everal other local band*: cellent performance by Dementia Precox. also. Included.the flm appearance by Wild This weekend will bring a number of dif- Closet td home, Gam wilt be playing in Somewhat re-arranged from the Dementia Kingdom-look for future apptvanca by ferent musiofl events-most of them, the cafeteria. Saturday night. Although unfortunately, on Saturday. "koo-rock" round* more like techno-funk INMAT1HEE3 rorUv I.K. IMO pm PBSB to me, Gam i* an original band, very st-i-aw 100 *« iJO IO-OO pM | ' jij The Pawn*, a new three-pieef'band danceable and viiually Interesting. featuring rx-meraber* of several local • Rockabilly fan* will have an opportuni- Xi«i-VsroKii • group* will play at Sharon'* 1ft Yellow ^a\ I HI I I C1F.ND OI ty to iee a very fine act Sunday. The Spring*. The Pawn* do a variety of material Americatz,from Detroit, will play three £ 1 TARZAN that flu into the thr«*-piac« format, Im sets at the Canal Street Tavern; Adminion eluding *omc «0'i *i uff. The band Awikh Tor the show I* $4. Combining "fullne** provide an interesting, dano*wHrdmrti$n and speed With great depth." the Americ«z from the imooth,- "new romance" muric promise to deliver some infectious, driving currently fat vogue. rock and roll. ITKBAV?>o "f FAIR80RN ' j to a Ian ti) ««i'» «to TODA/ »;4S »«. ~~ BLOOM COUNTY •WWSBKJ fc. 1«1 ! 41 T:« *Alim ' JMSIMM lmrr tur*' "^or ev»'ry kid who tm 'S3SL- t<> be W&r man ir TSmTi- MR f.' h vifcKwfi. . fAjJSSjYrJw) MJ^ - HSLU, - v' I! /Ljf bp -a n |M| « 7P * 4 i f H# 1(>OAV U,a *UK 1.IIMI *:»*.«»• TOftMr J, Xt*m JOOtE FOSTER *4 aiM >:00 100 I-M j ob 10.00 fB 4l» 1 - ' mm, WSEP mmtir . IIIM The snow hai melted, it's getting winner trying to look bored while listening to a let out a big; yell. -, . (well, it'i supposed to be getting warmer), OutofBounds Reds'gine was. You had to look bored, He told theliistory teacher he was just *nd daises have started- Spring ii here, pr the teacher knew you weren't paying so happy that the North had won the Civil officaUyifnothing else. AiMonerica knows ByTomLavack . attention. War, he had to cheer. The teacher com- that wh Classifieds WM03 T8 lO-. word proceulns. typins. graph, and charts. return#* and repetitive filaji. 4J4-9S42. MACTItt RM women'! toccer! Sunday; Apr. 1,4 p.m. Meet m the lobby of Ij* P E. buiidin^Sy the ,irU' locket room. Coma ready to run. \ MtB • r«f« typed? Call flene u'n-Uii Word procaaalaa-t'erai papers, theiU, maniacripaAdbew- lailoni. Fan. reliable wrvice. TrssaiiajtUUty. uei OMM»na«uSa 7K» * »:)d. Sun. 2:00 and • p.m. Mix's («WM (*) Pri * Sal midnne. Ill OetmSn hall. 11.50 aiimtartorr ITMMM** A vjU .^prtot for any ooaaioa. BacMorate. Wrthdky, sctnj amy parttae; hMM baby ahowara. (tet ready to the STtnWWO BASTE* BUNNYl CaU I744SW. S K '.. • MM m mm* Bayton'. all-ori«taal bandit*. S«ur- day. la tha OC Cafe.* p.ta.-l a.m. Oa^ta, Bm. THE'I^GEND OF. pe>pA»raat.ia(«aic.1ether*l! v _J- Wl MU: Sofa -k fracMr. *ra» Aercukaa apt awry. wry »oqd coadkioR, WM aail aspawn • *!M ortaa> offe r / MM K coOafe * Mla« «e a way w make ea* LORDi OF THE APES •Ml Ai an eoHuadMBtMr of Ika OMu NKloaal Own) >ov can aara extra •oaiy '* qaaHfy for aa. edtfciuaal paai. Par det«*» cal UMRS, •MTB; Will lo rate moiey to Bob A MUCH HUDSON FILM 5unitig RAI.PHRICK ARDSON' IAN HOLM-JAMES FOX and intreducing CHRISTOPHER UMBER / laboratory at the Hippie Hap. April 14-15.to ffc a :. ANDfTMacDOWELL Mus* by JOHN SCOTT Produced br HUGH HUDSC* and STANLEY S CANTER W9U gym. Pladfa MB aaaMHaja IG£, SmdaM Screenplay by* H VAZAK andMlCHAEL AUSTIN Baaed on the «ory TARZAN OF THEAPES'bs EDGAR RICE Bl'RROl CHS AdMUee Offte, and HoBow Trae Boa Office. 9aa I SggXSKESSS^ »^Wr . Omtrf.by HUGH HUDSON mto^SSSSSH yoa at ihetHopI Advertise with * Classified Friday, March 3Q stop by 046 U.C. APRIL EVENTS . WITH YHIID CAMPUS FOOD SERVICE Allyn Lounge RATHSKELUR Frae Mo^ie Wednesday, April 4th Daily Specials tyiri punch Stcret Policeman's Other Bill Showtlifne 7:00 PM - a- (j, Clue Information: 9th/ BiKe Shop / French Fries 10th/ Allyn Lounge / Bagel 11th/ Rathskellar / Nachos 12th/ U.C. Cafeteria / with April 9th- 13th purchase of a single cheeseburger Clues to be given at all areas with food purchase. PRIZE - $25 cash U. C. Cafeteria APRIL April 1 tt-^on't\b« foiled, {he Dessert Surprise! University Cafetefla is the place BBORih for deals today. Chocolate Creme P^ie. thicken " "• '• Holiday Cupcakes : 7, April $0\h>Good Friday Fish witt.€heese___. We will honor the day with a Une Coconut Creme Piej^ of our besf vegetarian entrees. Ham and Cheese r April 2B\h-Seirtrarits Day, ^ SftftVOMATSON Today t^e cafeteriaand Faculty CORPORATION Dining Room will foaturedietary item*to fight "the spread'* and wngn?