i- A Student's Suppficotion GOD, When I said I'd do anything you wanted, studying wasn't what I had in mind. Can you do something about this or should I? iUJESMIim co" carborundum Vol. 4 No. 29 Riley returns to Indy James Whitcomb Riley On Saturday night, April had to use a number of charts Bailey is near his deadline. Twain Tonight.” It is 12th, I.U.P.U.I. students will and photographs to achieve Although he has done a lot of remarkable that in such a have a chance to look at the the similarity. stage plays both here at the short time he was able to give oast At 8:00 j>.m.. as Dart of campus and also at local din­ me so many valuable ideas.” the First Annual Fine Arts Another interesting point is ner-theatres, he has found Festival, the Speech and what prompted the produc­ some new fears in the show Some of Riley’s works that Theatre Department will tion in the first place. It he has tackled. "Well, it's one will be heard in the program present a one-man show seems that Bailey had a lot of thing to portray a character are "The Raggedy Man,” based on recitations given by influence from outside that a playwright has "Down to the Capital,” "My James Whitcomb Riley sources. Bailey stated, “I had dreamed up. You have Philosophy,” and “Doc during his lecture tours. Jack always admired Hal Hol­ certain things that you can Silers.” The program will be Bailey will portray the brook’s presentation of Mark get away with and call it presented in the Lecture Hall Hooeier Poet after complet­ Twain. So as a kind of joke to creativity. But when you’re at Room 100. Tickets are fifty ing an intense research that the department head, I told trying to be someone that cents for students and one began last October. him I was going to do the really existed, that’s a whole dollar for non-students and same thing with James Whit­ different ballgame. It's may be reserved by calling There are many interesting comb Riley for a senior especially true when that 264-4935. Tickets may also be facts about this production. honors project. To my someone came from Indiana. purchased from Dr. Bruce First of all, one might be sur­ rise, he liked the idea The fear of being on stage for Wagener or the faculty prised to know that it takes a suggested that 1 get two hours by myself is also receptionist on the fifth floor make-up artist about two and started." something I’m having to of Cavanaugh Building. a half hours to create the combat. I was fortunate facial characteristics of the Now after months of work enough to get to talk to Hal famous poet. Doug Bartlow, on research and developing a Holbrook for a few minutes who is doing the make-up, has script for the program. Jack when he presented "Mark UP THE REVOLUTION SUPPORT THE BICENTENNIAL CELEBRATION W 9 * 2 — First campus slaying lit 17 y o n . i ' Employee murdered on campus * The I.U. Campus Police mediately | prior to The only by Al C lb iliiR took charge of Ihe investiga the shooting take piece on e tion and had Mrs Stephens in N back in IMS custody within minutes of the The On Monday, the 31st of shooting She was taken to married around two years to death in the Rotary Build March. 1975, the second General Hospital for treat and had separated the week iag The only clue that police murder on Campus in 77 ment. of general injuries prior to the shooting approx could find was one good veaqypofc place at • 30 P M Stephens was taken to Long imately the same time the fingerprint on a window pone in f r W of Emerson Hall in Hospital where he died in < beating took place A year later sharp-eyed the I.U. "Medical C omplex surgery at 10:10 P M I PD investigator noticed the Raymond Stephens 23. of Stephens was an employee similarity hstween that print 3201 Hawthorne Lane, was According to Col of I XT and worked in the and the print of S criminal shot to death with a 22' Davenport of the Campus Medical Illustrations Dent in named Breedtove who had caliber ‘ Saturday Night Police, Mrs Stephens' in Emerson Hell as a photo­ been apprehended in Kan Special *. His estranged wife. juries were allegedly caused 4 Raymond Stephens grapher's assistant Co- lucky Breedlove was ex Koxie Lee Stephens was the week prior to the shooting threw her through a plate workers described him as a tredited to Indmna tried taken into custody in con by a beating that her husband glass window No details are ‘ likeable fellow who was convicted and is still serving nection with the shooting gave her during which he available as to what lm easy to work with Californio Supra m » Court rulas Police surveillante on campus outlawed By David AotUno rooms. Other ponce agents The- cam pus ot San During the first five months Veneceremos members EARTH NEWSSERVICE •joined campus organisations Francisco State University of 1172. Jason was invaluable claim that throughout h m SAN FRANCISCO - The attended meetings of the has also been a target for to local prosecutors as an slay with the group. Jason California State Supreme groups and compded reports surveillance activities inside member of Vene tried to Incite them to Court has outlawed tne all on members for police 1971 to 1973, Alexander M M M i. His testimony was violence at demonstrations toocommon practice of dossiers e M Jason, an undercoveruseolo convict a member of and offered to provide them undercover police agents agent for the San Francisco the group on charges of poa with guns Jason left the posing as students on college Police Department, was as­ session of stolen property, campus n the spring of 1973 campuses to compile Intel signed to the campus to infil and intelligence provided by after his true identity was ligence files. LAPD officials would not admit that such surveillance trate student groups While him resulted in the firing of exposed by Veneceremos has been a common practice.' enrolled as a student. Jason three Veneceremos menibers members and the cami but they defended their right used his influence to ga an independent com newspaper the Phoenix, IS intelligence on the radica munity proioct current whereabouts are In a unanimous decision, to use undercover police on Veneceremos brigade. unknown the court declared that such campus They contend that surveillance activities violate their use of agents helps them state and federal guarantees anticipate the criminal acti­ of freedom of speech as well vities of student groups who as California's constitutional may be planning violence or “right to privacy” amend bombings LAPD spokes­ ment passed by the voters in person Dan Cooke says that 1972. the court s decision it mis leading in its insistence that all campus surveillance violates freedom of speech The court ruled that, unless an44pAt the ruling “makes it police can show a compelling sound like we have a cop in public interest for entering each classroom. college campuses to gather intelligence data, their presence in classrooms constitutes “government snooping in the extreme " The court's decision follows Police surveillance would evidence of policy surveil­ inhibit the traditional atm os lance on other caiwpu— as phere of freedom of speech well. In late 1971, three found on college campuses, Sacramento State University Justice Mathew Tobriner students were seriously wrote in the court's opinion wounded when a gun belong ing to an undercover police agent fell from its bolster and The decision was handed discharged in a crowded down in connection with a law classroom. suit filed by UCLA History Professor H.iyden V. White. The suit sought to stop sur Following the shooting. veillance on the UCLA Cab forma State Assembly campus by agents of the Los man John J. Miller in­ Angeles Police Department troduced a bill into the state According to the suit, LAPD legislature making it a undercover officers have misdemeanor for police registered as students and agents to use college cam­ attended many classes puses for intelligence work Following the classes, the The bill was defeated by the suit alleged, officers have State Criminal Justice Com­ submitted reports to the mittee, due to what Miller police department on dis calls “strong pressure from cussions held in the class law enforcement croups " / < April 7. 1975 3 The German placement The following courses in environmental heilth and public The School of Liberal Arts Men volunteers are needed health education were not listed in the Fall, 1975, schedule, but testa will be given Friday, Honors Program will be held for an in-depth research April 25. in CA 425 at 5:00 will be offered this Fall semester at the Indiana University April 9, at 10:00 a m. in project being conducted for Medical Center Anyone interested in registering in any of these p.m. You may sign up for the Lecture Hall 101. 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