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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
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* 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. A reception the IUPUI News Bureau test in the Recorder’s Office, will follow the program. courses should contact the Public Health Programs faculty at: under the direction of Harri Ball Residence, Room 150A CA 401. There will be a $12 fee son UUman. payable before taking the TX: 264-7180 test ★ ★ ★ Working with the News r» m u t i n it For further information, Bureau on the VA work study call Mrs. Hood, Ex 8054 or FIASCO IN MILAN, an program and conducting the » j « i « im m iw M come to CA 423. H.I SM ltWHi« •. Mint I » I JO. K i l l lu f f Italian film with English sub survey will be Ken Brooks. r « MHUI tf OMiiin. «M titles will be shown April 25th MWMM 4» IHUVt.' Volunteers should be men •NT «V . •I.* HU. «* lu f f ★ ★ ★ at 8:15 P.M. in Lecture Hall h m « a M a n n u a •» m i f w i M 101. This is an Italian satire over 25 and those who have just returned to college, as » MHUI »f Om k u i. The advance payment on an odd-ball group of opposed to men directly out of «M *f mlruiM deadline for Veterans will be crooks, who plan a fantastic U6. t H V ■*!.* > a , l f O K — W H I I f lT U K M I I high school. I ok m u u i kT CaaatKio. o « March 28 for the first sum theft of the soccer pool after KMMIK *f W IM M mer session and May 9 for the the big Milan championship Hwi aw. a u M i .i i a I — » I OK. <‘o » - II 9*4* If you would like to parti I UrfMl.lM. 0 4 0 0 * 4 4 1 0 ** second summer session. game. The would-be robbers cipate. contact Ken at the IMIfWIH Apply in the Veteran’s Af bungle in every possible way. 44M < lr 444.14 K U lU t lM 4K« 44KI > 141 T44 .44 -O K -f »U fairs Office IUPUI News Bureau. 264- f IU I *4 H 4MIW 4 1 0 0 * 0 1 4 4 *f l 4tll«* U t Last film of the year. Free!! 7711. * —< 44 ao. f 04.44 44444.44 04 0 0 * 4 4 .0 «f .441441.* OO-EE-POO-EE News
John Schmidt, political The Indiana premiere of The MLA qualifying The list of Physics courses appearing on page 14 of the Fall reporter and occasional “New Orleans, New Orleans, examination for credit in Schedule of classes is incomplete. The following should be satirist for the Sagamore, New Orleans” will be in French will be administered added: Physics 152 was awarded first prise re Lecture Hall 104, Wednesday, on Friday. April 18th, 1975 at Class cently at a press banquet April 9. at 8 p.m. as part of Day Time Bldg Room Instructor Cr. 5:00 pm. in the Language Lect R 8:00to9:50P.M KB 131 G Flake 4 The Inter-Collegiate Press the Fine Arts festival. The Laboratory. Those students Lab. Association (ICPAi voted film, released this year at T 8:00 to9:50 PM KB 12B wishing to take the examina Rec. T 6:00 to7:50 PM KB 12B Schmidt 1st prue for inter Mardi Gras, is a fantasy film tion should register in the pretive reporting His prize- ’oduced at the University of Liberal Arts Office, Ca 401. winning article was the Kew Orleans The fee is $12 00. ★ ★ ★ election-week wrap-up that i ★ ★ ★ ended his senes on Indiana The film will be introduced . THE UGLY AMERICAN, Students, faculty, and staff election politics last by Professor Warren French ★ ★ ★ starring Marlon Brando will interested in starting an semester. of the Department of English. be shown on April 16th at IUPUI Concert Band or Pep The Student Activity Board noon in the 38th Street IUPUI, who wrote the script is closing a most successful Band are urged to contact the for the film. The film runs Student Lounge and at 8:15 Student Services Office in ★ ★ ★ year by having four inter P.M in Lecture Hall 101. This approximately twenty esting activities for the Cavanaugh Hail, CA 322 (264 minutes and the whole is the personal story of a 3932). Leave your name, The list of Mechanical month of April ... diplomat in Southeast Asia Engineering courses'appear program will not last more phone number, and address than an hour. The program Winner of the Grand Prix and you will be informed of ing on page 10 in the fall No. 1 is the second annual Exceptional Award Free'! Schedule of Classes is incom will be free, and Professor Flea Market to be held on results as they occur. plete. Additional courses French will answer any Wednesday, April 9, offered by the Department of questions about the contribu HOPEFULLY outside along Mechanical Engineering are tion of movie-making to a the walk east of the Union incorrectly listed with creative arts program Building Last year it rained ^ - r Miss hr t i English courses on page 11, and the tables had to be set up OOMID * first column Please refer to The film has a New Orleans inside c»cx THIS F lN t NCW tsoi this section for a description Jazz soundtrack, especially in' UfC JUST IT) y j^ g r . -gut TVMtv ccoco e r of ME courses 289, 303. 310, composed for it by Charles No 2 is a “Coffee House” 413. H497, K497 . 501, 509, and Blanca and played the UNO on Thursday. April 19th in the fsv ce v v 520 Stage Band newly decorated "Hoosier Room" in the Union Building. TU.U \ J X ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Students have really enjoyed T V K V 7 the atmosphere and live (oOT THe\J \ 2 J entertainment at the Coffee w ind*ia pv The IUPUI Student Association is sponsoring a Spring Houses held this year so that P ut ih ^_i i \ Semester Afro-American Conference on April 19th at 10:00 A.M. the Activity Board will plan in Lecture Hall 101. The Student Aasociatioo and the Black more of them for next year. Student Union are encouraging everyone to come and enjoy the entire program The following agenda will prevail: No. 3 is the last “All- 19:99 Lift Every Voice end Sing • Rosemarie Gore end Campus" dance for the Alice Lee, Piano school year and Kathy It :M. Gregg grown • Prayer Dickey, chairperson for the 19:It University Welcome dance has obtained the It:IS Dean Bynum popular ‘'What’s It To Ya” it:29 Dean Taylor band from Bloomington to it:IS Hillside Culture Center • Pert One play This dance is booked for It:IS Nikki Harris Thursday, April 17 and will be 11:30 Rosemarie Gere end Alice Lee, Piano held in the Union Building 11:40 Jufcumu Mwone - A.A.P.R .P. (Block Student cafeteria from 9 to midnight Union) 12:4S LUNCH BREAK No. 4 and last of the acti 1:4S William A. Crawford, State Represent!ttve-43fh vities planned for the year is District (Blacks In The Political Arena) the “Canoe Trip” which is 2:4S IU P U I Students - "Messing With E d " • Written by filled with 76 persons and a Larry A. Wade waiting list is forming 3:IS Nikki Harris end Jomokeli - WTLC (Poetry) Students, staff and faculty 3:39 Walter (Has him) Bay nerd, Way no Webb, John have swamped the office with Lands (Panel on University end Community) applications and the quota of S:3t Hillside Culture Center . Pert Two 76 was quickly filled. 4:99 Presentation of Awards 4: IS Rasa marie Gore end Alice Lee, Piano For further information for 4:34 Milton S. Booth - Wrap-Up any of these events call the There will be a ten minute break for the setup of the Hill Student Activity Board office, side Cultural Center Presentation. ^ * « 264-8265 4 A pril 7. 1975
NIXON TV INTERVIEW RUMORED CBS News reporter Mike Wallace has told the Christian ★ ★ ★ REHABILITATION WITH PHONY DIPLOMAS: Science Men iter that he hopes to do an interview with former NEW YORK — A counselor at a Juvenile detention center President Nixon for network TV. here has been indicted for ‘rehabilitating" the inmates by CBS public affairs director Bill Leonard told the Meniter that selling them forged high school diplomas and transcripts of CBS has expressed an interest in interviewinc Nixon He denied examination scores Counselor Finnic Hines was arrested along that the network has been in contact with Rabbi Korff, who with two Job printers and charged with making more than 9,000 heads a group that's attempting to raiae money for the former phony high school diplomas over the past year, which he sold to President Korff has been rumored to be offering a Nixon inter inmates and others for between 950 and MOO view to network TV for a figure said to be sroundll50,000 The issue of paying such sums of money for network inter PHYSICS BOOK EETUENED 4] YEARS LATE views with personalities in the news has raised crias of “check AMHERST. Maas — The Physics Department at the Univer book journalism" from many members of the press Other sity of Massachusetts recently discovered that it had in its pos personalities recently paid large fees for interviews by network session a book which was checked out of the campus library news departments include H R Haldeman. who was paid almost 44 years ago. 0 5.000. Gordon Liddy, who received 115,000; William Calley Prof res or Arthur R Quinta, a physics professor, decided to and Sirhan Sirhan return the volume, and he requested a calculation of the fine, saying it would be an "interesting exercise in library fines man
HOW TO GET YOUR FBI, CIA RILES Trie (Erector of the library did same tabulating and sent WASHINGTON - If you haven’t read anything of much Quints a bill far S590 0S But. the librarian noted. Quinta personal inter sat lately, here's a suggestion Write to the FBI or shouldn’t worry The maximum foe ever collected as a fine for the CIA and ask for your file an overdue book is the coat of replacement and procseeing the Of course, you may not have a personal file with either of text thorn agencies, but then again, thousands of Americans who The book in question, borrowed for two weeks on June 1,1931. parttcipoted ui anti-war ana civil rights activities do And ever is titled “The Book Nobody Knows ’ since February 19th when the amendments to the Freedom of Information Act went into effect, those film are available upon STUDgNT-PACULTY SEX EASED AT UCLA request L06 ANGELES — Reports of sexual involvement among FBI Director Clarence Kelly says that prior to February 19th students and faculty members frequently have gone the rumor the Bureau received only about five or six Freedom of Informs route at the University of California campus here So. the Doily bon requests a month Since then the requests have taiot up to •m m decided to conduct a poll of profeaaors and teaching assis around IS a day tants to determine bow w id^o-w d the phenomenon is. So if you think you may be a statistic in a Washington D.C. While only fifteen per cent of the 380 teachers polled returned file cabinet, all you have to do is writs to the Deputy Attorney their questionnaires 39 per cent of those admitted to having General. Department of Justice Washington DC Mark your sexual relations with their students Half of the respondents enveiopr and letter "Freedom of Information Request." and ■aid they had approached the etudent the other half wore ap include your name birthplace and bu-thdatr If yeu think proached or just “leg into" sex with a etudent veu ve been snooped on by the CIA, write to the Freedom d One faculty member revealed that the taudent be once slept Information Coordimtor, CIA, Washington D C including the with is now ha wife Another reportady “made it” with 33 same information and whatever activity you ve engaged m that women studente in hu on-campus office Sill another adm it ted may have aroused 9w interest of the Agency Both agennse are that he split up from his wife so he could “fool around" with mare students raqiared to respond to aii requests within ten days As one professor put it, Obvwuaiy. human beings trill be sexually attracted to each other, whether they're student and COURT SAYS STUDENTS MAY SUB BEOBNTS teacher plumber and barmaid, or milkman and housewife ” MILWAUKEE. Wise — A circuit court here has cleared the way far students to sue officials of the University ef Wisconsin ★ ★ ★ ABIZONA STUDENTS CONDUCT WEEKLY SMOKE INS Judge William Sachtjen denied a claim by the regents that TUCSON, Anx - Students in the University ta Anaona have they have sovereign immunity from legal action by students been conducting weekly marijuana “amoke-un" at a local park He ruled that a slu&nt organisation has the right to aue regents LOWEST JET to convince the City Council to legalise the weed and other university officials for acts which exceed their official The smoke im began in mid-March and will lyMmie authority FARES TO through April 14. whantbe City Council has schedidad a public The ruling will allow the continuance of a suit by the Umver hearing in marijuana laws Meanwhile the state legutature ■ uty of Wiscanoui Milwaukee Student Association in a dispute EUROPE consider mg a MB to lessen the penalty for first-time poaaasteon over student rights in the making of committee apporntments of lass than one ounce to ao more than a 9300 fine
VETERANS AT U OP MASS TO COUNTER ROTC "MYTHS" AMHERST Maas - The Veteran s Coalition at the Utever mg service ta counter a highly advertised recruitment drive by U n d T 21? the campus ROTC program Coabttan spoaesperson Patrick Power aays the new counsel Tueei i s m ova r u e mg service Mil 'attempt to provide aa alternative first hand $476 $410 perspective on the m.ih* and raahhaa of mihtary life ” The VOUTMlSTC M N 11 «• r w coalition is concerned that persona c tendering rn helm et may Mr* V a fttW Dim at •#* Cetiis mow* S become enchanted by the interne publicity about career op- ot "V i I m MS *» oor turn two aiw^ education and economic benefits without full knowledge of the social and political demands made on the en listed petson Ov t 21? Another member. Chna Smallis. adds that, “Once you are ta fNIM IM ( own M M the military, you become military property and, ta onset, give ig> your constitutional rights of freedom of expression ’’ $646 $600 The coalition says its program ■ sat an attempt to daauade • K trn m A i. M M M M a t M persons from Joining the mifitary and that it rm ngRasa the Mti ms Mfi i m t ie ms macy of individual choice Tlie counseling will outline vanes* features of service rwponaitetitles, arena of training, views on Sums «■»'«!« enures1 the after-efforts ta mintary hfe how ta deal with rtitaurarahk !•**»>* i» — i tm ‘ a r m le discharge records, and ways ta getting out ta the service rf a »>MtM • w to w I n recruit later decides it was the wrong decision •MS »‘»f Ge« MttiU Momi •« 0> KM»lll I Wm S WOT u t roue tkavci. socnt **>•* twt«tc> It ant fo» 1 «tt>—< WORKING MAN’S FRIEND
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by B«rbi«Q Evans All of this, of course, brings while you wait. Don't drink any. It'll make by Joe Alone), invite some It has come to my attention us to this week's recipe which you sick. Bake at 37S body to eat the shtupid bread that people on this campus has nothing to do with beef STEP FIVE Punch down degreesh for. ohhh, about an with you. (Burp) are on the verge of starving to but works out real well with the dough and then cover it hour or so. Go get me another death because I didn't include my saying of the week which with a towel and let it rest on beer, thish one’s (belch) My cousin can talk while a recipe in either of my last is, “Man does not live by a lightly-floured surface for empty When it’s done, let it he’s burping He can shay two columns bread alone." IS minutes. I mean, you'd cod on a wine—OOOPPS!— "BLATZ" real good an' he'sh That's too bad. It’s really not much of a want to rest for a while if I mean. WIRE rack for a workin' on "BRATWURST " But remember ooe thing — saying but it's better than last you’d just been punched while (Thish damn pull-tap it could be worse! Right this week's "Help Keep Indianap down Wouldn't you? Grease broke an' I can't get the damn Why don't you (belch) very day there are people olis Beautiful — Eat A a small cookie sheet and can open ) invite one o' them guys that starving to death all over the Pigeon ” drink another beer. Okay, kiddies, where were believes in that young Indian world and none of them Of course man cannot live we? I think we’re done So's guru (An' guru to you too. depend on this column for di by bread alone! However, if STEP SIX. Put the shtupid this can Bring me another fella)? Then everytime you rection he's got enough bread, he can dough on the shtupid sheet, one There's some on the look another little drinkypoo Why, in India, things are so get everything else he needs shtupid. Make a round ball bottom rack in the (burp) you could toast him an' say, bad that all the people have to at the store out of it and let the shtupid damn 'fridgerator. “Hey, buddy, here's mud in eat is six million tons of shtuff rise. Brush the top of your Ji!" HEARTY BEER BREAD Sinch man nor woman lives sacred cow poop (Aw, that's the thing with (burp) milk by bread alone. (I usedta live Toodlesh a lot of st') I don't understand why we 1 case beer don’t work out a trade with 4 cup Grape Nuts India and give them a whole bunch of potatoes for their 2 tblspns sugar sacred cows That would give them something to eat and it 1 tblspn milk ( how are things at home? would help the beef shortage here in America *•« cup butter Just think, you could have 4 tspn salt hamburger chains that specialized in “100 per cent 1*4 ounces hot-roU mix sacred beef burgers *’ STEP ONE Chill the beer could have Tuesday night specials and give away STEP TWO Open one beer Long distance stilj is the next free holy cards with every and measure out one cup full Brahman Deluxe Basket Drink the rest Put the beer best thing to being there. And could have Indira and butter in a 3-quart sauce do commercials for pan and heat to about 110 you can save money by calling them and say. "If,I believed degrees Add the package of ui eating sacred beef, I'd eat active dry yeast that was not nights or weekends. only the 100 per cent pure mentioned in the ingredients sacred beef burgers at your list above Stir until the yeast neighborhood Delhi Queen ” is dissolved Add all the other And they could have a guy stuff Drink another beer V. dress up like a clown and call him Ronald Me Nehru He STEP THREE. Turn the could go around telling all the dough onto a lightly-floured Uttle kids that they should eat surface Turn yourself onto at the Dehli Queen, "where another beer (I'm beginnuqt you get a little blessing with to like this recipe > Knead the every bite " dough for about five minutes Butcher shops could run (Don't be afraid, you can do specials oo the sacred beef it Everybody kneads a little and hang signs in the window dough at some time or other 1 that say. ’’This Week’s STEP POUR Shape the Special — Calcutta Cutta dough into a ball and place it Beef." in a greased bowl, turning It really is a good idea, you over once so that the top is know I wrote a letter to greased like those guys that Henry Kissinger to see if he hang around downtown could work something out. I Cover the bowl with a towel figured that he would be in and let it rise for an hour terested with the price at and a half in a warm place corned beef being what it is Dnnk a couple more beers
IURUI CHILD BABYSITTING SERVICE Come see the individual personahtm that use our facility Watch your child learn to rotate to other children \ ■ Open from Man. thru Thors. • a.m.-3:«S p m and on Erl. from • a.m.-1:M p m Located at Public School No. 4. three Mocks oast of glako Street on (Most M ich ifin "FREE" to aB IUPUI Students Indiana Bell 6 A pril 7. 1875 editorials Concert With a little help Coming tMwm'mm &&^>i ^ iiw m by Sv u im m E Sco«f ms (Candidates ler this column can be tattled on as lata as 13 lUPLTs Chorale and noon tho Wednesday prim- ta publication— Ed.) from my friends Chamber Singers Spring Congratulations go to the English Department for their tndu- Concert Sunday. April 13 at 3 sion of Fluid Mechanics (C 00S), Thermodynamics (COOS), and, Over the p u l year the Sagamore has been ably managed by p m . will be the crowning perhaps most appropriately. Noise Control (C 858) in their fall M William Lutholtx. Editor and general Jbck - of - all • trades event of the April 8-13 Fine With this issue his reign has ended curriculum This is the way to bridge the gap between the Arts Arts Festival Lecture Hall and the Sciences’ 101 at the corner of New York Three cheers go to the newly elected Student Association of Hello I d Uke to introduce myself. Albert Chastain, better and Agnes is the location for known as Chase' to friends and cohorts new Editor of the ficials we've never seen a cleaner fought fleet ion the concert An kward for zealous devotion to duty should be given to those Sagamore Along with myself. I would also like to introduce you Charles Manning directs to a new Sagamore, new in the sense of direction and focus men in campus blue who ticketed cars for hue straddling in the the two ensembles with Mias parting lots when there was three inches of snow on the ground Joyce Burbrink as ac Thank heaven they don’t patrol the classrooms, we'd aD be ar What this new^iaper does dinng the next year is dependent companist The SO voice to s great extent upon what the people at IUPUI do. what they rested for loitering chorale will present "Thanks The Chutzpah Award is given tins week to the Law professor think what they want, and what they demand The reasoning BeToGod", an oratorio from behind this is very simple It is to the people of IUPUI thet tins who showed un 30 minutes Ute for class and had the "chutzpah"' Mendelssohn's "Elijiah.*' to Uke attendance newspaper will be directed It will be on their efforts and acti "Fulfilled at Last from F vities that it will be focused, and < hopefully > it will be their atti The Mr Nice Guy Department welcomes Jerry Hanfield to its tudes and ideas that will be reflected inside its pages Joseph Haydn's “Creation." ranks for releasing his class 30 minutes early so all could enjoy and Alessandro Scarlatti's the Hoosiers and their last winning game To make these goals become reality will require a great deal "Exudate Deo " We would Uke to take this opportunity to wish C. Alinda of effort That effort can be expend«*d in two ways Either a Chamber singers will Levinson of IUPUI’s French Dept, s hearty "bon voyage" and small group of interested people can individually expend s provide an interesting good luck in the Snipe Regatta at Le Havre, France great deal of effort er a large group of interested people can contrast to the larger group And. ftnaUy, the quip of the week award goes ta the young individually expend a small amount of effort Either way the with their 2S voices Their student who was asked by Ins father, what would he be when he sum total will be the same There is one small difference bet repertoire includes such got out of college Hie enswer around 3S. Groeann! ween the two. however The small group will, as in the past, re songs as "Concord" by flect only those attitudes interests, and ideas common to that Benjamin Britten. "Hodge, group A larger group will expand those attitudes interests, and an old English round. ideas to more closely echo those of the entire IUPUI population. "Counterpoint of Animals" by Banchteri and the spiri It is. therefore, my intention to solicit (on bended knee) tual "Ain-a That Good Mf ««■*!■•* throughout the year all the help that can be mustered from our Newt" "Serenity " will be collective pool of talent News writers feature writers, repor performed in commemora O: Why do we only get a 100 per cent refund diaing the first (era. these and others are the people needed And this invitation bon of composer Charles two weeks of the semester’ Thu doesn’t give the student to work is extended to the entire spectrum of IUPUI. students, Ives' 100th anniversary. enough time to get the feel of the course let alone decide faculty, administration and staff Terry Neal will ting "A whether or not to drop it. Jeff D. Simple Song" from Leonard A: Mr Martin at the B m ar’s Office was unavailable for (or While the rewards are. at present minimal 'experience and Bernstein’s Mast", and Jay unwilling) to comment According to hu secretary, the refund my undying gratitude >. getting the Sag to be the voice of IUPUI Seovili will solo with "Luck schedule was based on Business Procedure Bulletin No. 131, should be reward enough Be s Lady" from Frank dated March 31,1*74, and subsequently approved by the Board The other side of the coin is Uua. sit back, relax, and enjoy the Loesser's musical "Guys and of Trustees This policy was baaed on recommendations from fruits of others But if you come down hard on the Sag for not Dolls ” The Andrews Sisters all regional campuses which were made to the Bloomington measuring up to yosr expectations it's TS , buddy. This Bette Midler song "The duesn'l mean that constructive criticism will be met with out Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy" While thu answers the question, it obviously does nothing to right hostility on the contrary that 's the only way we'11 find out will receive s new rendition alleviate the situation That can only be accomplished by for where we re lacking What it does mean is that those who offer from Cathy Hanley . Suzanne warding complaints of this nature to the Registrar, the Doan of criticism will probably be asked to help correct our deficiency Scoggins and Jan Wall your school, and the Chancellor of IUPUI. Maybe that will get A hopefully sunny after things changed Now that you know where the Sag is headed, the only question noon of musical entertain Q: Why do campus cops wear guns’ Some of us feel a little that remains is. "will it get there’ " ment will be concluded with paranoid with loaded revolvers walking around IUPUI? Rick C. "Oliver Cromwell" by A: The reason for guns is simple - the campus police are Britten, another spiritual licensed police officers under Burns Statutes (State La w ) and “Hide the Chariot and se are required by law to carry firearms Another reason might be UP THE REVOLUTION lections from "Man of La found in the shnoting incident that took place teat week (see Mancha by Joe Danon pege 1). Q: How lot* must 1 watt if my prof doesn't show up on time’ Lew B A: According to Frank Nordby, IUPUI’s evening administra tor. the answer is forever He feels that students rfxxiid "take that opportunity to learn through group interaction.’’ He feels that thu type of behaviour (group interaction) will eradicate the "high school mentality" of the university and truly create an institution of higher teaming On the other hand, general practice it to wait (or 19 minutes and then split /ogomore
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by Dick Rice Rothblatt, adjunct profes were the original four defen- An outstanding criminal sor of law at the New York dents accused of breaking Godrichtowne lawyer and a television Law School and chairman of into the Watergate office of reporter whose coverage of the penal reform committee the Democratic National the “Chicago Seven” of the American Trial Headquarters In Godrichtowne the sun abates, conspiracy trial earned an Lawyers Association, was Besides his lively criminal December is coming and everyone waits. Emmy award will participate chief civilian counsel for practice. Rothblatt has In a small dark room, on a hard cold bed in a Student Law Day eight members of a Green written extensively. In lies a small pale boy who is not quite dead program sponsored by the Beret company charged with association with F. Lee Student Bar Association of The cell is lonely, the cell is cold. murdering a double agent in Bailey, he has written eight October is young, but the boy is old. the Indianapolis Law School Vietnam. He served as chief books dealing with various Too old to cringe, and too old to cry, at Indiana Univeraity-Purdue civilian defense attorney in facets of criminal trials. He though young • but never too young to die. University at Indianapolis the court martial of Army also has written two books on It’s true enough that we cannot brag Attorney Henry B. Col. Oran Henderson, brigade New York state criminal law of more devoted people to our national flag Rothblatt and anchorman commander of Lt. William and collaborated in the and though our vision may be in doubt BUI Kurtis of WBBMTV, CaUey. writing of two novels, Court at last we've something to blast about. Chicago, will discuss “Crimi Felipe De Diego, charged Martial and A Handy Death, We've a national law, in the name of the Queen, nal Justice and the News with breaking into the office both based on his experience to hang a child who is just fourteen. Media' in morning and after of Dr Lewis Fielding, Daniel as a trial attorney. The law is clear, it says we must, noon programs at the law Ellsberg s psychiatrist, was Bill Kurtis is coanchorman and in this country the law is just. school on April 10. by Rothblatt, as of the evening.news broad Sigh heigh, sing ho. for Justice blind' casts on WBBM TV (CBS) makes no distinction of any kind but he prefers the title of makes no allowance for sex or years reporter. His coverage of the a judge's feelings, a mother's tears “Chicago Seven" conspiracy makes no allowance for age youth Coi trial in 1968 won an Emmy just eye for eye and tooth for tooth. award. Kurtis earned two by M. William Lufholti Tooth for tooth, eye for eye, Do you suppose that, had someone told him twenty-five years more Emmys—for his work a child does murder, a child must die. ago. Harry Truman would've believed he would one day be a as a reporter and anchorman Don’t fret...don’t worry...no need to cry rock k roll cult hero? Do you think he would’ve laughed back in 1974. and his reporting of we'll only pretend he’s going to die. then to realise that a bunch of toddlers who were running heroin traffic on Chicago's We're going to reprieve him (we always do), around in shorts and diapers while be was fighting MacArthur North Side. but it wouldn't be fair if we told him, too. would one day write a Top Forty song in his honor? When assigned in 1970 to So we'll keep the secret as long as we can Whether or not he would’ve believed it, the fact remains that the Los Angeles bureau of and hope that he’U take it like a man Chicago’s latest release is titled "Harry Truman” and it is CBS News he covered the and when we've told him it's just pretend indisputable that Truman is becoming something of a folk hero highly publicised trials of and he won't be strung at a noose's end far the seventies Charles Manson. Angela we’ll send him away and like as not The subject of several bestseller books, Truman is receiving a Davis and Daniel Ellsberg put him in prison and let him rot. posthumous sort of praise, the likes of which he never knew Kurtis also covered the 1972 The jury said “mercy” and we agree while he was alive Books of his quotations are leaving the book Democratic and Republican O. merciful jury, you and me. stands almost as quickly as they can be printed. Posters of national conventions at Oh, death can come and death can go, Truman, bigger-than life and always grinning are beginning to Miami Beach. some deaths are sudden, some deaths are slow. appear in the shopping centers. And, of course, the songs Rothblatt and Kurtis will be In a small, cold cell in October's mild The lyrics of Robert Lamm strike a sophomaric vein that is joined by a panel of broad Death comes each day to a frightened child. almost too-surgary and too appealing to ever be matched with cast. newspaper and wire So muffle the drums and beat them slow the real Harry Truman. The verses run through a repetitive service reporters, and the mute the strings and play them low plea of “Harry won’t you please come home?”, asking Harry Hon. John B. Wilson, judge of sing a lament and sing it well for guidance and inspiration to lead the country out of the Marion County Criminal but not for the boy in the cold dark cell Watergate Economic SNAFU-Times That We Live In. Court 4 and Marion County not for the parents with trembling lip But Harry, alas, has "gone on” and cannot reply to Mr Deputy Prosecutor Craig E. not for the judge who followed the script. Lamm's whining lyrics. Too bad, because if he had the chance, Pink us At 10 am . the panel Save your prayers for the righteous ghouls he would probably grumble something to the effect of “some will discuss “Criminal News in that higher court who write the rules body turn off that goddam squawk box” and maybe gripe about Coverage” — investigative for judge and jury and hangman, too, bow these damni kids cani listen to that garbage but they won't news reporting, a newsman's the court composed of me and you sit still 1 __ privilege and the effect of the In Godrichtowne the trees turn red After all. before the Nixon catastrophe, Truman was the "gag rule." At 1:30 p.m. the the limb6 go bare and their leaves are bled least-liked president in the history pf the opinion polls; at one panel will discuss “Impact of and the days tick by as the sky turns lead time, his public support dropped to a per cent. Nixon was only the Media on a Celebrated for the small, scared boy on the small, stark bed, able to beat that b> a few points Case." a fourteen-year old who is not quite dead... Danny O’Keefe’s latest album takes Truman somewhat mare The registration fee for Dave Caprile efficiently in hand His song “So Long, Harry Truman” con either the first or second trasts Truman to Nixon: program is $5. *8 for both And the president thought of Truman programs Checks payable to When he knew the end was near SBA - I.U. Indianapolis Law You can pass it on for quite a while School should be mailed by But it’s true the buck stops here. April 8 to SBA Law Day Don’t play no cards ain’t in your hand... Program, I.U. Indianapolis So long Harry Truman, Law School, 735 West New Goddamn it’s hard to find an honest man. York Street. Indianapolis. In diana 46202 Get a good feeling Dairy Queen
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A weekly listing el important calender items and notices of interest to the university community. Please submit items to the IU P U I Information Services Office. 134 Administration Bldg., by 1 p.m. each Monday. Phone 244-2101. The space is paid for by IU P U I. SCHOOL SCIENCE TEACHERS W ill BE AT LATIN, MUSIC, IUPUI FOR SECOND SUMMER INSTITUTE RUSSIAN, ENGR., The second year of instruction their classrooms Dr Wendell F for junior high school science McBurney. director, said that the A P R IL 7 teachers will be held at IUPUI program helps the teachers in SKED ERRORS June 16-July 25. to leach them struct in the physical science In the fall schedule of classes, how to implement a science aspects of ISCS as well as the gremlins apparently caused a GED Selection Committee. 1:00 a m . Union curriculum developed at Florida biological sciences mix-up which affects students Campus Crusade. 0 00 a m . Union State University There will be laboratory' work who intend taking Latin. Music. Vocational Leadership. 0:30 a m , Union Called 1SCS. for Intermediate as well as classroom lectures A Russian and Engineering Renal Division. 11:30 a m . Union Science Curriculum Study, the special feature is a series of courses Dialysis Transplant. 11:30 a m.. Union program helps the teachers at "drive-in" seminars to be held There will be courses in Latin, Fortune Fry Research. 12 noon. Union that level put the program into during the coming school year at Music and Russian offered for Student Activities Board. 5 00 p.m., Union locations near their schools to IUPUI credit at Marian College Dental Hygiene Alumni Dny Committee. 7:15 p m , Union DEADLINES ARE present problems they have en These do not appear in an alpha Red Croes, 7:00 p m ., Union countered in teaching, and to betical listing but do appear Jesus Student Fellowship. 1:10 pm .. Union COMING FOR improve their methods under a Marian College listing Among faculty will be Dr Students should refer to this on COMMENCEMENT Michael K Cohen of the Division page 18 of the schedule of classes Although caps and gowns for A potentially more serious A P R IL • of Education The program was the sixth IUPUI Commencement at Bloomington before moving error occurs in the listing of a are now going for full price, here last summer block of Mechanical Engineering deadline dates are announced for courses in the English alpha Campus Crusade. • oo a m . Union the pick up of the paraphernalia CANOE TRIP betical listing Engineering Radiologic Technology. 11:30 a m , Union Commencement headquarters students taking Industrial DIR Luncheon Group. 11:30 a m Union is an the basement level of the ALMOST FULL Practice V. Fluids Mechanics. Iniectious Disease Group. 13.30 p m , Union Union Building and pKk-ups Noise Control. Engineering Endocrinology. 13:30 p m . Union begin April 21. II k m to 6 pm The final off-campus event of the school year, a canoe trip Design 1. Chemical and Gas Budding Service. 12 noon. Union The Alumni Association, which Lasers, and the Engineering Indiana Association of Health 1:30 p.m . Union coordinates the Commencement, down Sugar Creek in Mont gomery County, is about half full Design Project series, should Computerised Vocational Information Systems, 3:00 p.m., Faculty says that it is offering each refer to page 11 of the schedule Lounge. Krannert Bldg graduate four free invitations to and general annoixicement is This block of courses appears just now being made Indiana Psychological Association 3:00 p m . Union the ceremonies about midway in column one of Women A Glow, 7 00 p.m . Union According to the sponsoring the English Usings FRISBEE BUYS Student Activity Board, canoe trips have proven to be one of the APRIL HIS TOY BACK most popular events the board ALL-CAMPUS DANCE Dave Frisbee. a University schedules The sice of grotp is Division student, made sure no limited to 76 because of the IS LAST ACTIVITY Campus Crusade. I 00 a m . Union one else had his toy at the annual number of canoes available Buomeas Officers. 10 go a m . Union Reno Night He bought it for The bus will leave the Union FOR SCHOOL YEAR Student Employee Health Staff 12 noon. Union $51,000 Building at 9 a m and return Student Activates Board Flea Market 0 00 a m . Ui The toy. of course is a Frisbee. about 7 pm The trip, two The last dance for the IUPUI Red O ees. 7:00 p m . Unon and he thought enough of it to persons to a canoe, will be 15 spring term is April 17 in the make sure no one else claimed miles down the creek beginning Union Building ownership near CrawfardsvtUe Cost is $5 a The sponsoring Student Acti vity Board announced that it has APRIL The Rmo Night, sponsored by person and students should bnng the Student Activity Board, was a their own lunches secured the "What’s It To Ya" rousing success The top-rated All applications are due by band, which is well known all item went (or $241,000 It was an April 14 but it appears the dead over Monroe County, to play (or 3tadapt Financial Task Force. 9:30 a m , Union the rousing last event 1HETS Ra
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