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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 "Twenty years serving the students of Wright State University" Number 7. Volume XXI Wednesday, September 19. 1984 SOPP financial policy under review
dress the concern with a view toward making a change." The policy that requires all School "We will have a first hand look at of Professional Psychology students to that situation (and) see whether the re- submit a parental financial statement quirement stands at other universities to qualify for assistance might be and what impact any change would changed, said W. Rodney Hammond, make," Hammond said. assistani dean of student affairs for the The department is currently seeking school. student opinion through the Student On July 9, the SOPP Student Coun- Affairs Committee, Hammond cil sent a letter to Hammond, express- concluded. ing concern over the policy. SOPP Student Council member Gayle Griffin had said earlier, "The Elsewhere policy tends to harm the very students our school seeks, which is the more Compiled from UP1 wire copy mature, more independent student." DAYTON.OHIO --The limited United Auto "The requirement has been Workers Sirike has meant the layoff of 311 recognized as a legitimate issue," United Rubber workers at General Motors In- Hammond said. "It has always had ex- land Division in Dayton. A CM spokesman' says the giant automaker is considering reduc- ceptions on an ad hoc basis," he ing overtime hours at Delco Products rather continued. than laying off workers. "We feel it's important to address About 100 workers from the Inland Division any unreasonable requirement," Ham- signed up for unemployment benefits. JOHN SVAHN. presidential advisor for policy development, spoke on Title IX legislation mond added. "There are plans to ad- A Federal Appeals Court in Washington to- at the White House Collegiate Press Conference Monday. Pioto try Scott Kltje) day upheld the Abscam bribery conviction of former Congressman John .lenrette. His lawyers had argued that the FBI entrap- ped ihe congressman when they posed as rich Reagan discusses new civii rights act Arabs trying to buy influence in Congress. Officials now expect five Alaskan seamen to be released soon by Soviet authorities w ho have By MARJORIE KNUTSON held them since Wednesday. The seamen say and DREW DIXON announced John Svahn, assistant to financial aid was not allowed to they refused to sign confessions that said they the President for Policy Development. discriminate," Svahn explained. "And deliberately entered Soviet waters. In Monday's meeting with his aides. The Grove City case was a Supreme you all know how big the financial aid President Ronald Reagan discussed the Court decision handed down in March office is on most campuses." Secretary of State Shult/ says President future of the Civil Rights Act of 1984 Reagan wants to convince Soviet Foreign of this year. The justices ruled that President Reagan is concerned with Minister Andrei Gromyko that the United intended to eliminate discrimination Grove City College in Pennsylvania the current piece of legislation being States is not threatening the Soviet Union. The from all U.S. college and university could discriminate in any collegiate discussed in Congress, because it two meet later this month. programs. programs that did not directly involve "would extend...the rules to every seg- COLUMBUS -Stale Representative W. "We are attempting to get the Grove federal funds. ment of society that comes into con- Bennett Rose of Lima wants the State Highway City case overturned with legislation," "That meant only the office of tact with federal money (from Title IX Patrol to investigate political contributions by programs)," Svahn said. Deputy Motor Vehicle Registrars. The Lima Republican says he wants to find out if his "We're working out the details with VA changes program verification suspicions are true that the donations to the Congress to try and work out the Democratic Parly are a condition for getting logistics which would expand (protec- or keeping a deputy's job. The Veterans Administration has He said this change will affect tion coverage) to those areas, but A spokesman for Governor Celeste says that announced it has changed the way it veterans and beneficiaries in farm would not approach (non-related that is not the administration's policy. The verifies attendance of veterans and spokesman says the Governor will not call for coooerative management programs, areas)," he continued. the patrol investigation unless Rose furnishes beneficiaries in GI Bill non-college vocational technical schools and other "I do not think that in solving the a specific example. degree programs. non-col. ge degree certificate problem the neighborhood grocery AROUND OHIO -Autoworkers at the Bernard D. Duber, acting director programs. store and every place that touches a General Motors Corporation Plants in Ohio of the VA Regional Office in Payments for each month the federal dollar will need to get in- arc hoping negotiations will produce a contract Cleveland, said that effective veteran or beneficiary is in school will volved," said Secretary of Education before the ripple effects of a partial strike hits September 1 the federal agency will be made only after verification of at- Terrel H. Bell the Ohio plants. A union official in Parma says verify school attendance on a monthly morale of workers is good and attendance is tendance, justifying payment, has been Bell mentioned that Grove City has normal. basis instead of quarterly. received. Duber said this procedure never applied for federal funding, A similar situation is echoed at a transmis- "will significantly reduce the over- preferring to remain a private college, sion plant in Toledo. payments that the Veterans Ad- independent of federal guidelines. COLUMBUS -Vice President George Bush Your favorite feline ministration has experieced in the However, under the new funding headlines the list of speakers at today's Ohio past." law, any college or university which ac- Republican Convention in Columbus. It will The VA director said advance cepts a student receiving work-study or be the Vice President's second appearance in is coming payments will continue to be process- Pell Grant aid w iii have to comply with the capital city in three weeks. Bush will attend a fund-raiser for top ed as in the past, when such payments all federal non-discrimination Republican contributors late tomorrow after- ar requested by the veteran and the guidelines. noon,then keynote the G.O.P. meeting at the to Wright State school participates in the advance pay- If colleges such as Grove City want Alladin Temple Shrine. Also speaking is Con- ment program. to continue their discriminatory gressman Phillip Crane of Illinois He urged students in the program policies, Bell said, "They'll have to WASHINGTON --President Reagan rejected October 1 who may experience payment pro- prohibit even one student with a Pell a Steel Industry request to restrict U.S. steel blems to call the VA on its toll-free Grant from coming there." imports. Instead, the President will ask steel- lines. Numbers are available from "If they do that, we'll have to be on produting nations to voluntarily hold down so- J called "suijics" in their steel exports. directory assistance. their campus reviewing them,'" he stud. 2 The Daily Guardian September 19, 1984 Campuses curtail overnight visitations GAINESVILLELE. FL (CPS)-(CPS)-- representatives was reartino ™ _u representatives was reacting to an the changes. University of Florida students soon alleged rape at a fraternity house and a.m. on weekends, with the curfew en- Students themselves are the ones may find their indoor nocturnal ac- a campus hearing into a student's com- ding at 8 a.m. tivities curtailed by a ban on members asking for the stricter housing policies, Botterman claims the change plaint about being disturbed by late- claims Paul Jahr, research committee of the opposite sex spending the night night visitors says Hugh Cunningham, violates the student constitution, ap- chairman of the American Association with them in residence halls and frater- director of university information. proved by the university's Board of nity houses. of College and University Housing Of- Governors, which specifies that "Currently, overnight visitation is ficers (ACUHO). And if Florida and other colleges are not permitted," Cunningham notes. students will be consulted in every level "The nature of college students in any indication, student!; everywhere "But 24-hour visitation is, so obvious- of policymaking. may soon be facing tough new restric- general is changing," he explains. "The administration brought out ly overnight visitation probably "They are making an economic deci- tions on what they can do in campus exists." the policy with no debate," he says. housing. sion to go to college and they want to Among the suggestions were in- "The students protested. The current Florida decided to think seriously make the best use of their time." policy has been in effect since about house monitoring by students and staff Dorm visiting policies were a ques- about joining the growing number of of individual residence halls, and live- 1969 and dorm residents vote by floor colleges that restrict visiting hours tion "way back when,"Jahr adds, but on visitation hours." in adult supervision in fraternity as society has changed in the past two when a university task force suggested houses. the changes in July. decades, so have students. Student reaction to the suggestions Botterman and Roberts actually will Student reaction was mixed. "Most students now were born after tile two suits. One, alleging violation was minimal because of the summer Kennedy was assassinated," he says. The 13-member task force, made up release of the task force's report, but of the student constitution, may be of faculty, students and community "They've grown up in a more per- settled by the university's Board of Cunningham expects more feedback as missive society and the question of students return to campus this fall. Governors in September, Botterman visitation hous just isn't that big an hopes. The other, protesting the pro- Florida is one of a number of col- issue to them." posed policy changes, will probably re- leges that have changed overnight Some students, however, arc unhap- visitor policies recently. While sign quire court settlement. py with college administrators' attepts Visitation rules also have been in/sign out sheets and curfews are out- to regulate visiting hours regardless of challenged at Alcorn State University CASH? dated, restricted guest hours are replac- security or social reasons. in Lorman, Mississippi. A female stu- ing the more liberal policies promoted Western Illinois University student in the sixties and seventies on many dent sued the university for extending Pat Botterman and ex-student Craig campuses. her one-semester suspension to two for I want your Roberts are suing WIU over its at- violating the policy. In 1980, the University of Pittsburgh tempts to end a 14-year open-door old baseball cards revised its 24-hour visitation policy and policy. The student claims the college has now restricts overnight guests to the conflicting policies for punishing and comic books!!! WIU wants to ban co-ed visits after same sex. Kent State, Kansas and violators. An Alcorn State spokesman midnight on weeknights and after 2 Alabama, among others, soon follow- refused to comment on the lawsuit. CALL ME AT ed suit. The changes at Pitt and Kent State 845-9537 were prompted by dormitory murders. 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I 4 The Daily Guardian September 19, 1984 Views The Daily Guardian Marjorie Knutson, Editor Drew Dixon. Associate Editor Sean Canty. Managing Editor
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Letter to the Editor
To the Editor: partied with The Danger Brothers--you remember a great time. Thank you for the support of the Hockey Club last Friday night. To those of you who came and The Hockey Club just barely broke even-running the first dance of the year is a formidable task, yet we pulled it off. I ask you who came to tell your friends about us and come to our games this year. The Hockey Club is the newest intercollegiate sport on campus and it is just a club. Anyone can join. We hope to form two levels of play this year and to draw more people into the sport.
As people on campus always remind me, hockey can't be played on parking lots at Wright State. 1 know that better than anyone. I have suggested that an ice arena be built on campus. Miami University built one seven years ago; they are now a Division I power. They have 20 club/frat hockey teams, 105 broombali teams, and hockey and figure skating in their P.E. program. Plus the rink adds a social center on campus that is always hopping. Let's stop being pessimistic about the chances for an ice arena here. And remember as WSU enters its twentieth anniversary year, in 1964 there was only Allyn Hall.
David Esrati Raider Hockey Club president XVWBE VitLLGET UJCW AUD NASKWLL RCK B-ITCRS1^ S£UD W> SRCE'» Letter Policy
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At Wright State University . f- ***** ROTC See Captain Ken Chapis 'U& i BEAUYOUCANBE. Rcom 337, Ailyn Hall or Call (513) 873-2763 - - Features September 19, 1984 The Daily Guardian 5 Off-campus offers lots for lunch Few people realize Wright State per potato, it averages out to be about c greenhouse. Order their chocolate chip University was strategically planned to 30 a bite. shake. lay at the crossroads of two major fast Avoiding the Rat *Taco Bell-Handy for late night mun- Kentucky Fried Chicken-No matter food st rips--Airway and Kauffman ch ies (open til 4 a.m. weekends) and which you get, regular or crispy, you Roads. also handy for rubbing your tires bald always wonder if maybe you should But 20 years ago, our forefathers by Robin Jo Rost trying to cruise up to the window have gotten the other kind. wisely predicted dining on campus through their narrow car aisle. * Famous Recipe—Ask for some would be about as successful as park- Frisch's Big flov-Anybodv who's packets of honey to rub on your buns. (11 a.m.) and $4.50 for dinner (3:30 ing on campus, and thus compensated nobody is here at three o'clock in the Western Sizzlin-Their spuds are nearly for this fallacy geographically. p.m.). Beware of the shocking pink morning. But, it's the only 24-hour bigger than their steaks and usually The infiltration of fast food eateries, rice (I mean, don't even look at it), or eatery in Fairborn during the weekend taste belter. unfortunately, has reached within the else you'll be doing the latter. besides Lawson's. Good place to pick Supreme Pizza-Free delivery starts at vicinity of WSU in the form of a ' * A rby's Roast Beef-Try a hot Ham up truck drivers, drunks and, depen- 1 p.m. Rathskeller and a Bicycle Shop. & Cheese plain on an onion bun for ding if you use their restrooms, a few However, in keeping with standard $1.89. other things. college tradition (and Wright State has *Ponderosa-Land of the biggest salad Holiday Inn Boarding House-Massive Airway Road/Col. Glenn Highway bar in the world. I could tell you stories so many), these so-called "eateries" Sunday morning brunch for $5.95 H & M Drive-in-Stands for Hot & about these iced-down bacteria are about as plausible as the heated from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Messy. It's your standard homestyle pool on the fourth floor of Fawcett cultures (because I've worked 'em Jeds Steak & Ribs-This place has gone chicken joint. before) that would curl your lettuce. A and are quickly replaced by brown bag downhill period. Joe's Pizza of Fairborn—How anyone lunches and drive-thru windows. health inspection tip: go early in the Frisco Freddie's Pub nn/o tooim WHAT flfiCi/f Ed. now -hi Thursday's Daily (Itiardian, mumce THAT i w,u tKAKKMiy pAYf> i mm THOSE WHCRC ihc ftt'tu Phi Omeva fraternity was inadver- NOT Ze'M vv ?Hf .vnFt;' wii mmi w tantly U'li our /mm the listini: «/ di-h\ who . , W5C I'M) fw.- submitted
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