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Trustees In F o c u s Civil rights, approve IU insurance black voting tlona major, fine tunas her design In changes monoprint focus of lecture class at the Herron School ■ Charles Pinckney of the Colored People ■ Board members voted of Art. which (NAACP). spent NAACP gives talk on the an hour weaving unanimously to change a thread of civil importance of voting. rights history employee insurance plan. into the issues By Tom Freehalm effecting people By Darin Crone Crtntomi t$ TU Sqamm today. Tkt SagttMjrf Pinckney, a dentist. took Only six people out of a university little time The IU Board of Trustee* community of about 27,000 showed loosening his tie. unanimously approved a draft of up Tuesday night in Cavanaugh Hall removing his coal and gening down lo proposed changes in the IU health to listen to Dr. A. D. Pinckney speak business. His speech ranged across care plan on Saturday at the board on the importance of the vote to the time and topic, from the meeting in Bloomington. The new African-American community. plan is expected to save the university Those six had the opportunity to disenfranchisement of the African- aJmost $4 million. listen to the soft Southern drawl of American voter in the 1890s to Rosa The changes include the increase in one of this city's long-time warriors Paris and Dr. Martin Luther King lo the deductible employees pay as pan in the battle for civil rights. the Rodney King incident and its of the plan. The new plan will replace Pinckney, a 30-year member of the the present SI50. 5400 and S800 Indianapolis office of the National deductible with a S300. S500 and a Association for the Advancement of Please see NAACP on Page 4 S900 choice. The changes were designed to cut future losses that are expected as a result of the increasing health care costs of employees TU Card’ proceeds Terry Clapacs. vice president of administration, told the trustees at a committee meeting that if IU continues on its current pace, the gap to benefit IU only between benefits and university resources would reach S43 million by HERRON: 90years later campus." said Bill Trafford. President 1996-97. ■ Students being offered of the Undergraduate Student "IU will save S3.8 million annually credit card that benefits Assembly (USA). with this new plan." said Clapacs hen John Herron looked around Indianapolis, he saw "We (IUPUI students) don't get The most debated provision of the little artistic development Upon his death in 1895, he lU-Bloomington, gives anything in return." proposal was the plan for retired IUPUI students have been called on employee*. . In the changes, which left $200,000 to encourage the artistic endeavors of nothing to this campus. the telephone and have received letters begin in jin . 1993. retirees will Indianapolis artists. urging them to participate in the offer. By Amy May remain a pan of IU’s health care plan. "Using the Indiana University As the John Herron School of Art celebrates its 90th year of T k S q m m ______Preferred Care of Indiana (PCI), as a MasterCard is a great way lo show separate pool. This change will save W-steering creative, young artists, the community comes your pride in IU today while you build the university SI million per year. together to help them celebrate at the Artimes Ninety Weekend. A new product has been offered to "It has been the intent of the IUPUI students. It is a cream-and- every time you use your card to make University for a long time to treat crimson MasterCard with the IU a purchase. MBNA America makes a retirees as an isolated group," said Compete story on Pago 12 pitchfork logo on it. It has received a contribution to IUSA which helps Clapacs H seems that with all of the chilly reception at IUPUI, however. "We don't fed comfortable working with a awn puny that U soliciting on Please see CARD on Page 3 Please see TRUSTEES on Page 4 Learning partners benefit from Two students serve up some one-on-one tutoring experience early morning
group and presented a proclamation from the governor ■ In the courtyard last Wednesday, supporting the mission of the corps. comedy public officials, faculty and students Bayh. a long-time supporter of literacy efforts, told the gathering of students and faculty in the aninyani that ■ Stand-up comics got to helped raise awareness of literacy efforts. there are currently 300,000 adults in this country who practice their craft at _i^ad below the third-grade level. By P atrice Hartmann “When you hear statistics like that, you know why this Crackers Comedy Club. Tkt Setanort ______cause is so important," she said. “You can't help everyone, but maybe you can help one or a few." That's exactly what some 2 1 students who are currently The phrase "never give up" just may be Ed Castor's enrolled in the program are doing right now. said Rob motto Springer and Tracy Thompson, student coordinators Castor, a speaker and advocate for literacy efforts, Students enrolled in the program work one-on-one with spoke at the Student Literacy Corps "Literacy “learning partners." giving them assistance in areas Awareness" event in the library counyard last ranging from algebra to spelling. Wednesday. "It's a very student-driven program." Thompson, a Castor has first-hand knowledge about how the inability junior elementary education major, said. "We want lo to read can affect a person. A former high school drop instill in them that everyone is a pan of it." out. Castor said he was 45 years okJ when he learned lo Springe" added that working with the educationally read That opportunity came about when he received a disadvantaged gives both the tutor and the learning job promotion from his employer. General Motors. partner an increased sense of self-worth The job I wanted was an engineering assistant position. "It gives you a chance to work with somebody who It involved reaml-kecping and reading forms, and I had really didn’t believe in themselves before." said Springer, axnedy, appeared on WISH-Channel lo go in and tell them that I just couldn't do it," he said. a graduate non-degree student. I K news - live at 5:30 a.m. - from the Through a training program offered by his employer. Those students work with three different organizations club on the city's northskfe. Castor received one-on-one tutoring for one year and was in various capacities: Veterans Upward Bound. Dick Wolfiue. WISH TV reporter. able to p i from a third-grade learning level to receiving Indianapolis Network of Employment and Training, and I his GED. Now Castor, a recipient of one of President Have A Dream - Indianapolis Inc. Student volunteers George Bush’s 'Thousand Points of Light" awards, can earn up to three credit hours for their work in the travels the country to give motivational speeches. corps. "My employer was wonderful to me. I just want to give The corps is one of more than 260 literacy programs hack to people and that's what I'm doing now " he said. throughout the awntry funded by the federal department At IUPUI. the Student Literacy Corps is a student-led of Education. lU-Bloomington. Purdue University and group that enciHiruges voluntcerism by recruiting students Vincennes University also have programs. to contribute 60 hours of literacy-related service to three For more information about the program, contact Induaupplifr community organizations Springer or TNmipson at the Student Literacy G aps Susan Bayh, wife of Gov. Evan Bayh. spoke to the office at 274-6745. VI The Sagamore September 28,1992 Sagamore
PAID ADVERTISEMENT The Student Activities Page Multicultural Student Career Focus ’92 Leadership Conference Career Focus ‘92, sponsored by Career & Employment Services, six “Leadership: The Inner Side of Greatness - IUPUI schools, and partially funded through the Student Activity fee, will Organizational Roots, Current Realities, and take place Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the University Place Conference Center. Future Promises." Over 62 employers will participate in a job fair from noon to 4 p.m., emphasizing professional career opportunities available to students upon Th e main purpose of the When: Oct. 9 * 10 conference is to help students graduation. Where: IUPUI 38th Street enhance their leadership Career workshops are scheduled from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Local employers, Cam pus Welcoming Banquet: capabilities. career professionals, and former IUPUI students will speak about career Oct. 9, 7:30 p.m. The West It is designed to sensitize planning, job search strategies, resume writing, and interviewing skills. End, 617 W. 11th Street participants to the struggles Pre-admission graduate workshops will also be offered by the schools of that occur daily on campuses Cost: $25 - college Business, Social Work, and Engineering and Technology. students and adults; as students face racism, and $20 - high school students make them aware of the role Reservation deadline: higher education plays as a Friday, O c t 2 change agent; to suggest Upcoming Kvents Where to register: ways to create environments Office of Multicultural Kosher dinner art which can be practiced for Oct. 15. Other events Sessions will run from which actively appreciate by men and women of all indude: Bounenkai (year 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the Student Affairs, offend • end party) in December. 10th. Elena Poniatowska multicutturalism, and to ages as a way to team Library 006F, 274-4239 discipline and get in shape. Setsubun (Mama-Maki provide time for students to The IUPUI Shotokan bean scattering party) in address on “Com and Th e Goldmann Center fof Karate Club is open to all February, and a speech Wheat: Two Cultures In share problems they face on Jewish Learning, 6007 students, faculty and staff at contest tn April. Conflict.’ Hillside Ave , East Drive, campus. no charge (to those who A bulletin board for the There is a $10 charge Conferees will: offers a home cooked have paid the recreation fee d u b is located outside for a boxed lunch. The kosher Jewish High Holy for the use of the Cavanaugh 410. To receive Spanish Department Day dinner Sunday. Oct. 11 a mailer, contact Dr. recommends making • assess their strengths and from 4:30 to 5:45 p.m. Th e d u b will meet every Yooogi, Cavanaugh 5G2D, reservations to attend as Workshop Topics: Assistance in arrangements weaknesses as leaders. Monday and Wednesday 274-6291. early as possible. For for High Holy Day and from 7 to 9 p.m. in the more information, call • team how to inspire and motivate Shabbat services and Natatorium Auxiliary Gym. Nancy Newton. 274-3380. others toward a common goal. 'Th e Essence of Self weekly Shabbat dinners will For more information, Weekly Catholic bo provided. For more • acquire skills in building a esteem contact either Brad information, contact Markisohn. 845-5636 cohesive and spirited team. • Leadership That Works: Lawrence T . Newm an at (home) or 576-7694 (work), The Newman Center • team how to use necessary Take it to Task 257-3868. or Julia Dymshitz, 254-9561 offers Mass every Sunday (home) or 274-1576 (work). at 5:30 p.m. in the Newm an Are burgers and pizza academic supports to ensure ► Overcoming Your Anger Center. For more becoming your regular their chances of college and Making it Work for You Mow FCA seeks information, call 632-4378. fare? Com e to the graduation. Newman Center. 1309 W. 'Goal Setting and Action support Michigan S t, every • be encouraged to engage in The IUPUI Newman Newman Center W ednesday from 5:30 to The new IUPUI career planning that will benefit Center will host a social 7 p.m. foe a home cooked Fellowship of Christian plans retreat 1 Empowerment Through event Friday including a hot meal. Cost is $2.50. them and their communities. dog roast, bonfire, and Athletes (FCA) seeks Peer Support The Newman Center is hayride. T h e cost is $4 per taking reservations now for person. Those interested In interested students to help it a ’Journey to Christ" retreat Buckle Up Bonus attending should call get off to a good start. to take place at St. Meinrad 632-4378 to reserve space. Short, informal meetings will offer a midweek tension Oct. 24th and 25th. Participants will meet at the Th e IUPUI Safety Belt breaker and support Th e retreat topic will be Newman Center. 1309 W. Cam paign Committee will f4etiu
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Briefly Noted Students learn to manage work, study time Cimfiltd by Kim Bahtaki very helpful to learning ■ Workshop leaches students that time management she said "I don’t have a hr Gram also stressed that "grazing” problem.” Maxwell Legislative Procedure for leaf makes studying, prioritizing easier. when studying is easier than try mg to "cram” at the last minute. Maxwell said she is working every internships offered pickup changed for ’Tune is the most precious thing you By Benjamin Cox "If you study for two hours here and day in addition to taking 12 credit have.” Gram said. "As a student you one hour there, it will help you keep at Indiana House this t* r ‘ cannot waste time.” up with your studies and it is less Paula Esiev a sophomore nursing Applications for the House The Indianapolis Department In her presentation. Gram began major, said she learned she needs to During the hectic first few week.v of Democratic/Majonty Caucus of Parks and the Department of with step one; don’t over-schedule and Studying where there are study and get ahead in class. vc bool. the problem of lime Internship program arc now Public Works are providing don’t have unrealistic expectation* interference* b also v "1 plan to cut bock on my work management affects many students. available for students interested curbside collection and drop-off about wbat you can accomplish. She said it is ton easy for many schedule, read and gel ahead before But the counselors in the office of in working during the 1993 sites for lease* to be used for The next thing Grant stressed was students to find ocher things to do claw, and go to the library to study.’! Counseling and Psychology Services Indiana General Assembly. composting. that practice and integration with the rather than study. This b why she feeh she said The program is open to both have a few answers to help out Unlike in pres ious years, the material is key to learning it. it b important to study in the library. Grant said students who have time undergraduate and graduate frenzied students. leases must be placed in brown Memorization and regurgitation is one where there art few distractions. management problems or study skill* students. In a time management workshop paper bags or reusable trash thing, hut application is another. Amy Maxwell, a freshman in the problems can get individual help af The deadline for submitting presented by Maxine Grant last containers, not plastic hags. Studying for four hours in Undergraduate Education Center, said the Counseling and Psychology applications is Oct. 2. Wednesday, students learned ways to Leaf collection will take place preparation for a lecture is better than Services OfTicc in UN 418. Interested Call program coordinator ctipe with busy days and hectic class trying to catch up by studying 20 students can call 274-9688 to set up Michael Thrall at 232-9794 for on the same day as regular hours afterward. Being prepared is an application form. household trash pick-up. priority, she would have lo cut hack an appointment. Call the Mayor's Service Center at 326-4601 for dropoff Dayspring Center site locations. holds food drive for Comedy Card Auditions for Living homeless Oct. 3 History Museum Continued from Puft l she said. ”1 don’t think my co-workers principles apply ." Continued from Page I quite believe that I do thiv” The course b designed to leach The Dayspring Center is touring season performing on live television. Comedy is a little like bungee students the construction of writing a support student programs.” said conducting a food drive for the Armstrong said, she had no problem jumping, she added. joke, and also how to hungry and homeless on O ct 3 Freetown Village Living The IUSA b the Indiana University at the Coca-Cola Circle City keeping her cool. "You can’t think about it. you just publicity pockets. History Museum will be holding Student Association, which i} Classic. "I didn’t dunk about the television get up on stage and do it,” she said. The course taught us how to tap auditions for its 1993 touring equivalent lo lUPUl’s USA. However, Spectators attending the Ic I was up there.” she Ken Day said he took the class into the absurd in order lo use it a* season. material.” said Armstrong. if IUPUI students decide to accept the Classic arc encouraged to bring The company teaches black front of me.” and wanted a way in have structure in A one-word definition for comedy b card, the donation still goes to the canned goods to drop-off sites history though first-person Armstrong said she enrolled in the hb act. His act consisted of poking IUSA. outside the Hoosicr Dome. interpretive drama programs and claw as an outlet to release the stress "Herhaps they have plans to include The Dayspring Center is a not- workshops. fun at SPAM and SPAM-lite. Armstrong said the audience helped she experienced at her job. What she IUPUI; I don’t know ” said Mike for-profit organization Auditions w ill be held for three "I’ve always been funny.” said Day. her while standing on the stage. established to feed the hungry didn’t expect lo find was a part-time "I was the claxs ckrwn in school.” Wagoner, director of the Office of male and three female actors on "It gave me someone to make and assist homeless families. jnfc Student Activities. Oct. 7 and 8, beginning at 7:30 Day. who wants to gain celebrity contact with and keep me energetic For more information on the Since laking the course. Armstrong status and success as a comedian, said Trafford said hb administration has p.m each evening, at the Fall until I performed.” she said. Center or on the food drive, call has appeared on Q95 with Dave ‘The no intention of participating in the Creek YMCA. he was pumped up when going onto The audience w a s ready for a good 635-6785. King” Wilson, at Ty Wilson’s the stage and was a little nervous, but offer. Call 631-1870 between 9 a.m. time, even at 5JO in the i Comedy Clinic and at Crackers He added that other IU campus have and 5 p.m. to schedule an he said that probably helped him. Grammar hotline Comedy Club. Inc. "What gets you going b fear.” he Sherri Carter, administrative been offered the same program and none of them get donations for theif available to the It wasn’t until after high school that said. League of Women Armstrong started making people The stand-up comedy course b in its studies, said the TV spot at Crackers laugh, she said. second year at IUPUI and Purdue. gave her a chance to see the students Florida State University has a similar Voters holds "I was the fat shy kid in school,” she Steve Rea/el. instructor of the course, outside of their normal setting. deal with MCI. a long distance The University Writing Center said. introduced the class in the Division of "Normally we see our customer* in company. When students are issued ID offers a Grammar Hotline for membership lunch Armstrong said she always liked Continuing Studies. the classes,” said Carter. "This gives cards, they aho receive calling card numbers. Every time a student uses the assistance with basic grammar The Governor’s residence will trying something new. There was the Feazel. also a comedian and humor us a chance to see them up dose.” questions. be the site of the.annuol time she took a blues harmonica class consultant, said a lot of people take Instead of alcohol that is usally "Since the calling card number By calling 274-3000. callers membership luncheon for the because it sounded like fun. the course lo help them in another served at the night spot, coffee and belongs to the student for life, the are connected to an English league of Women Voters of There was also the time she went field. doughnuts were served lo audience university will continue receiving the professor or writing tutor w ho Indianapolis on Oct. from 1 duck pin howling just lo see what it "Comedy falls in the area of speech members who weir nut used lo being 6 1 revenue long after the student can help. a m to I p.m. was like, last year, when she enrolled and communication.” he said, "in the awake at such an early hour. Answers are available for The event is intended for both in the stand-up comedy class, she said, business setting, jokes are often said To register for the stand-up comedy spelling, punctuation, agreement current and prospective her life really got exciting. to lighten the meeting or speech. claxs or any ocher course offered by and documentation questions. "In my day job. I’m the one that "If you're going to tell a joke for 30 the Division of Continuing Studies, They estimate that FSU will receive $ 10,000 a month with this partnership The Center asks that questions Call the League ofTicc at 925- enforces rules; I’m the serious one.” seconds or for a half-hour, the same call 274-5039. be brief and specific. 4757 to make a reservation. Study in the woods... T he W oods of E agle Creek, that is. Give The Gift Heck you ran eren lirt there! Just a few minutes from F.agle Creek Live large in our one bedroom. and a frw more from IUPUI. 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Bill Trafford President David Carlisle Comptroller TeNaj McFadden Secretary Andrew Cebula Vice President 1992 -1993 AD i L Y 0 0 6 A 2 74 -3 90 7 Student Financial Aid xtmplete an affidavit at the Faculty Development Committee Network Subcommittee C o m m itte e Advises the Office of Faculty Development on Provides guidance to Integrated Technologies in To advise the All-University Financial Aid (/Student Activities, immediately. The matters pertaining to the professional growth matters related to the campus networks. ant m eeting far The House will be announced in opportunities for IUPUI faculty. Committee on system-wide policies. the O ct 5 issue of The Sagamore. Also, the next Parking Advisory Committee Makes recommendations on parking policies. Technology Coordination Council senate meeting is scheduled far Oct 7 at 6 p m. in Reviews requests to create new fees, change Businesi/SPEA 4096 - ail tenalon mutt attend current rates, and change the fee assessment Provides a forum for the coordination of the The fallowing list is a continuation of the commit structure. Provides an i ity for all persons cited for a offices involved with learning technologies and violation to i Honors Council University Place C oni Ctr. Advisory Makes recommendations for Undergraduate Charged with providing advice on policies to ensure integration of the conference center with Plans and manages the Research Investment the university. Fund. W riting Advisory Council Subcommittee Will operate under the auspices of the Council on Implements the federal guidelines for review and To provide guidance to Integrated Technologies Undergraduate Learning and H will advise this act*vlt* * involving relating to research facilities. Council on all matters related to writing at the institutional datable on students, faculty and Reviews applications for sabbatical leaves of vN For a complete listing of committees, contact the staff. Office of the Undergraduate Student Assembly at 274-3907. i and public relations with tbs public. id Advertisctm 'nl September 28.1992 Sagamore r w > The IUPUI Student appreciates chance to read Sagamore ■ Student comments on the insignificance o f the increasing cost o f textbooks when considering WMvU'Ahafcrll *2S unMrWy BM1 • Boom CXOOIO ■ . w *6303 C/9M7VS the people around the world who don't have textbooks to buy. few weeks ago. I voiced an opinion in this books they feel aren't worthy of being there, it's sad to column about the escalating costs of college think that people all over the world are starv ing to read textbooks and the pocket book mentality of anything as long as it's written in English. It's aho sad to Apublishers and campus bookstores. think that many people in this country don't take E l e c t r o n ic Ma il Although my opinion hasn’t changed — I still think the advantage of reading books that ore readily available to system is a racket — I have changed the way 1 fed about them. „ Students should take advantage of the numerous the books themselves. What's worse is that there are students who are being I actually appreciate the chance to read them. given a wonderful opportunity to learn, but who complain What triggered my change of heart was a story I heard because they have to read a couple of chapters from a T u n U A C textbook for their next assignment about people who share the same appreciation for In U ln /O , kfK)W vc bccn ()nc Qf lhcm uition, parking, textbooks - law students. W e encourage the learning, as I do. but who don't have the same it seems like there’s a fee administration to make these opportunity. BAILEY But no more had attitude for me and the books. And no ihe pages. ’ for everything w hen y o u ’re resources accessible to all students. The people are from throughout Czechoslovakia and Europe and want to learn the English language, and they want mean, yeah. I'll still complain about the high price of T a college student. These options allow students to college textbooks, and I'll curse the bookstore every semester, but to do it by reading the same books that Americans read. They're access articles about a particular The technology available to also people who've crossed paths with IUPUI English professor at least I'll realize their true value beyond money. students on campus is no different. topic in a matter of minutes. Ulla Connor, who directs the university's English as a Second In fact. I've even talked to Professor Connor about sending some Each semester, students are Even with the capabilities these Language (ESL) program. Connor has traveled all over the of my old textbooks to those people in European countries who will have the chance to read them. assessed a fee on their tuition bill technological innovations offer, world to teach English to other instructors and students who I’ve also talked to her about organizing a hook drive to collect for the growing cost of technology many students fail to utilize these want to learn the language. What she told me about the new wave of worldwide interest in texts that can be used in classrooms outside the United States - a that our urban campus incurs. resources. learning English was that, in short, the availability of American drive that teems to be well within reach, given the resources of a T echnology d o esn ’t co m e cheap W e offer the following books can’t keep pace with the Europeans' desire to learn the major urban university like IUPUI. either, with freshmen taking seven suggestions in hope that the language. Thus, my new view toward the books I have. Actually, that's a good question, because reality tells me there is hours or more paying S75, technology on campus will be But while this newfound attitude doesn't mean I tuck my no way that a small donation of texts could ever fill the needs that have been created in other parts of the world. sophomores, $28.90; juniors, better utilized in the future. books in with me every night as I go to bed, it does mean that I pay more attention to what I read. And os far as an answer. I can only say that maybe donating a few $25.70; and seniors, $22.50 per ■ Many students do not use It also mesas that, much as it has in the former Iron Curtain reading materials is a good way to begin spreading the English electronic mail and other semester, (In 1995, all students will countries, the definition of freedom has taken on new language to those who suddenly have the chance to learn it. pay $75.) technological resources because of importance. Better still, it's a way of sharing A simple appreciation fbr books. The Sagamore believes the a lack of awareness or education In a society like ours, where moralists ore trying to regulate money collected for improving about these resources. Students what ends up on the shelves of libraries and are burning the Thomas Bailey u a senior ma/onng tn Enghsk technology on campus is well should take advantage of the free spent, but the problem lies with the electronic mail training sessions. lack of communication about and Although some sessions arc already use of that technology. closed, one more session on f Crt me- f H0N5- The Sagamore conducted an electronic mail training is scheduled informal survey of J00 students and for Oct. 17. Students should go to found that 68 percent of the ET 1021 to sign up. students surveyed had never used Another way of educating electronic mail. Cunently, there are students about electronic mail approximately 5,000 active student would be to teach it in a class computer accounts on campus. required by most students - W 131, Electronic mail is a resource Elementary Composition. available to any student using a ■ The Sagamore also believes networked computer on campus. students would better utilize This resource allows students to electronic mail if they were able to electronically mail documents via transport their written work via that the computer to any other system. This is an efficient way of networked computer in the world. turning in w ork because it And it's a benefit paid for by the conserves paper as well as time. technology fee. Think about the However, with only 659 active money you could save on postage instructor’s accounts, some students and phone bills. may not be able to take advantage Other neglected technological of this option. resources arc the Nexis and Lexis options available to journalism and Dwjuw GcsDoda wriHugfirr Tlu Sagamore HANDGUN CONTROL Stricter handgun control in homes with guns. By the fact that handguns and other concealabJc READERS’ VOICES weapons have no real purpose . except to kill people. what your background was. you were someone like Michael Carroll, tirelessly ! reduce crime. Firearms were used last year to ■ Student admired the important to Michael Carroll. promoting our school to the city of But Michael Carrol) possessed even Indianapolis. here’s a sad fallacy in the murder more than 16,000 dedication and sincerity o f Americans. At least 80 percent were greater qualities. Perhaps the most But that was Michael Carroll, forever 1 argument being pushed by Michael Carroll priceless, was that Michael Carroll wo: rolling up his sleeves and putting himself ini gun merchants and their allies killed with handguns. There’s every the thick of the things he thought were T that Americans need to arm indication that the toll v^ll grow Michael Carroll could walk with kings important to the city of Indianapolis. He < When I read the article on Michael Carroll and keep his virtue and talk with crowds though we were important. themselves in the war on crime. The in The Sagamore last week, I was pleased to Michael’s wife Linda oho support* problem is, the nation is armed. And Across the nation, handgun see that Carroll was remembered by IUPUI as an assistant in the Intercollegiate « homicides have risen 45 percent ••friends and colleagues" on our campus. the more weapons that get into Athletic department in the Natatorium ! over the past five years. Meanwhile, But many students on this campus have circulation, the more this war M ichael Carroll could You've probably met her when you tried to! been greatly impacted and deeply touched Congress and the Bush walk with kings and keep call or stop by to see one of your coaches or administration still dither over the by Michael CottoH's endless support of our Handguns are protection. This school and now his passing away. hie virtue and talk with gun-control measure known as the Even The Sagamore, last semester, mn a * notion is demolished by the fact that To know Michael Carroll was to love him. full page focus on Linda Carroll and her | the entire increase in murders is Brady Bill, which would apply a respect him and admire his great many contribution* to the Athletic Deportment, j national waiting period and abilities. You just couldn’t help it. Michael accounted for by the rise in They were many. Carroll was many things and among them, handguas deaths. It’s crushed by the background checks to handgun The Carrolls have been great friends to i he v^as humble. fact that handgun owners arc 43 purchases. our campus. They say you can't measure«! -H e wore many hats in the Indianapolis and keep his common touch. Sure, stricter handgun control true friend by what he says to you, but 1 times more likely to kill themselves community, namely that of vice president of At lost year's St. Patrick's Day parade, rather what he does for you. In the very or a family member than to shoot a won't by itself stop the spiral of Lilly Endow ment, former deputy mayor and (one of the annual events for the IUPUI near future, wlien you hear about the \\ crime - it has to be done in tandem congressional candidate in 1982. Metro Athletic Club) the majority of the criminal. And by the fact that the incredible athletes IUPUI wilt I* rechfflklit tap with a concerted assault on social However, these were the last things members rode aboard the antique fire United States, with extraordinary to iHir campus and the great schools we'l Michael Carroll wanted people to know engine while Michael, the president of the f ? ! access to gum, has by far the highest problems that breed violence. he playing against in the NCAA II divisionj about because to Mike, you were more club, marched up from, hitting Ihe But handguas ore a major port of know that one man in particular spent 10 ' murder rate among developed important than what he did for a living. pavement in his Nikcs and “green** sweater, the problem. Their control has to be years of hi* life doing everything he could • nations. By the fact that shootings I have yet to meet any student who didn't proudly waving and smiling ear to ear for to nuke it all happen for us. It was our r part of any solution. walk away form Michael and feel cored all ot Indianapolis to see what a great have only soared with the surge in friend. Michael. handgun possession. By the fact that about, listened to. and most importantly school IUPUI was and what a great group of athletes we hod on our campus. suicide is five times more common The Associated Press valued. Michael Carroll mode you feel valuable. Regardless of who you We were indeed fortunate to have September 28,1992 S'iii'im oR ' Sports Ailing Natatorium Districts right around corner for women’s team needs attention ■ Smartplay and ■ Increasing determination reason for match * a ** of u*> may i deterioration of swimming continued success. M S * ,he “ ^ facility not the answer for attracting national swimming competitions. s the Namorium a top- rare facility worthy of its mufti- million dollar price tag. or is it actually falling apart, wall by » a tl nail by nail? The answer to that question nresol ved. But I for the building i good. This year. IU- BJoomington decided lo pursue a bidding war with construction companies to build a new mufti-million I dollar swimming and diving June. 1982, the W facility. ti opened with the y M Since this future facility of hosting Big Ten will most likely be the site z and diving meets of Big Ten meets, the future lo sene the public’s needs. The total price tag for this With most of the funding far the “public” facility including HRU maintenance of the Natatorium the track and field stadium - M O J coming from renting it out for Big S30 million, according lo M Ten meets and other events, dropping Jeff Vesaely, director of the Big Ten meets from the agenda could lead to the further deterioration due to insufficient funds. Vessely said that if RJ-Bloomington builds its own facility, business may Need to sell something fast? Take out a classified ad in H e’S th e The Sagamore. 274-3456 "When I heard UPS had part-time jobs for students, I figured a job is a job, right? W RONG! I could make about $10,000 per year (or working about four hours per day in Operations. And before I could blink, they threw in great benefits like: m paid holidays m paid vacations m medical coverage I was speechless! But then they went on talking about my promotion opportunities. They even said I could pick my own hours: mornings or evenings - w hichever I wanted. Plenty of time to "My part-time study, and I can have m y weekends free. That nailed it! job is a lot more It's not like UPS is doing more for me, it's like they Can't do enough for me. than just work." That's m y kind of com pany!" Schedule an interview for on-campus recruiting this Friday, October 2, from 9 a.m. to noon. Students must register with Career and Employment Services BUS/SPEA Room 2010 WORKING FOR STUDENTS WHO WORK FOR US. Spread the word about your business with an ad in The Sagamore. COMING SOON TO A THEATRE NEAR YOU W hat: Free T-Stlirts, Pesters, H ats and Pens Contact Annie Woodleyat 274-3456 Spats Bv/Univ. Conf. Ctr., 850 W. Michigan for information about placing an ad today! Oct 1st, 5:00 - 7:00 pm September 28.1992 Page 7 • TfieSagamofr Sports Briefs Volleyball team starts season on stellar note CiMpilti h y B r im ■ Volleyball team keeps No. 2 spot by holding an the frontline some stability First meeting set "She gives our Junior Ice begin unblemished 14-0 record. consistency/* he said. “She can play for Taekwondo action at Pan Am all three positions (right, middle and By O raf Taylor left) and plays great defeme at the club Plaza ms net” The addition of Shade, a transfer The Taekwondo dub is looking The junior Ice will host their from Georgetown College in for those who are interested in Kentucky with junior eligibility, adds becoming a member. Lakeland Jets on Friday. Sept. The first meeting will take place 25 at 8:15 p.m. in the AuxilUty Gym on Oct. 6 Head conch Mark Tabrum and at 8:30 p.m. team members win be available W Contact Darron Stanie at 925- for questions at a reception, 2504. If unable to (each him please After setting four school records last prior to the game that will take leave a message at the Recreation year, what could possibly be next for place in the Olympic suite in the and Intermural Sports Department the Metro*—except beginning this Shade has begun to settle down in the Pan Am Plaza at p m. located in the basement of the 6 season with a unblemished 14-0 Nalaiorium. For further information please “It look her a while to adjust u> our Discount rate for contact Kristi S. Petruzzi at the Nat since the 1981 softball team and system,” he said. ’’Her consistency has Pan Am Plaza, 237-5565. the 1989-90 men’s basketball team improved since the beginning of the IUPUI students started with 7-0 record* has an IUPUI Roilerbiading team begun a season with such Shade was an All-District. All- and staff Regional and Honorable Mention AH- available at State This is an opportunity for IUPUI During this stretch, coach Tom team’s ability to deal with away students to take advantage of the Fairgrounds Pingel said, the team has 1 accomplished quite a lot. and the new will come to play in the nest Roilerbiading will take place at additions to the learn. Samantha as seven of the team’s next Faculty, staff and students can the Northwest Pavilion three German and Jennifer Shade, have T h e players recieve an Access Card at a days every week beginning Oct. helped with the effort. enough to know how to handle the GngTajim/VuS discounted price of $35. 3. ‘They (German and Shade) have This card allows members to Admission will be $2.75 for adjusted well to our program.” he said. rood games,” Pingel said. Coach Tom Pfogai and junior Karan O’Connor sft < reserve courts in advance at a skaters 13 and older. $2.25 for ’Tliey entered our program without In this siretdi of gam e, he said, a game state. The Matron continued their trim * * streak last regular rate, which varies kids 12 and younger. missing a step. They are definitely key » continue success is for the team wank by defeating Tri-State Urrivenity. Rollerblade rental b $3. impact players like everyone dac on An on-site pro shop win offer a today against St. Joseph’s College, an year with a very young and card, is $3 per hour. full line of roilerbiading “We want to improve, not to be NCAA Div. II member of the Great inexperienced lineup, For further information, call equipment For further Purdue University with sophomore satisfied with our 14-0 start.” Pingel Lakes Valley Conference. “We usually have a tough match Cireg Wine at 636-7719. information, call 927-7536. eligibility, joined the Metros after mid. “We plan to add a few wrinkles Reluming from a 9-24 season and a against IUPUI,” Deno said. T h ey loourofTense.” seventh- place finish in the GLV (IUPUI) are ploying very well. Wc The first road game in this stretch is tournament. Sl Joseph's returns this need to be on lop of our game.” for two yean. the Buckle Up Bonus Game? 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Siigamore Perspectives ‘Singles’ soundtrack is ‘Singles’: as hot as the film itself, and then some Sharp, sexy, ■ The soundtrack to Cameron Crowes’ latest flick is an exciting cynical mixture of progressive and alternative tunes. ■ Cameron Crowe releases a By D a m n Jackson sharp new comedy about finding The Stfuurr______and hiding from love. he soundtrack for Cameron Crowe's film "Singles* is a sort of who'x who By Darren Jackson in the harder-edged alternative 1* * t______scene. Featured on the soundtrack are new tunes from Alice in Chains, he name Cameron Crowe should be T Soundgarxkn, Mudhoney. Screaming Trees and Smashing Pumpkins. Some highlights on this progressive The same director/writer who brought you "Faxi Times at than-accuruic cover of the Led Zeppelin TRidgemont High** and "Say Anything"* takes ballad "Battle of Evermore*'; an eight-minute another look into youthful idealism with a sharp looking, fast paced film about single life in the 90s. Music R eview A lbum : soundtrack Mother Love Bone cut, "Chloe Danccr/Crown of Thoms"; and two new songs by Pearl Jam. Though he only performs and produces one song on the soundtrack by himself. Paul of several tenants in a singles apartment Wesierherg. lead singer of the Replacements, complex as they scale into twenty-hood. Set gets billed for the music in the film’s credits. in the booming music scene of Seattle, the Scott Lilt (REM "Green “ Replacements "All 3Jlm looks into the lives of six main Shook Down") coproduces Wesierherg\ ^characters as they figure out their definitions other song, "Dyslexic Heart." the first single jnf love and haooincsx. f%oto Country of Wtnur Bntkm hetara J The first character is Linda (Kyra The ‘Mots' vocalist retains his standard 2Scdgwick-**Bom on the Fourth of July"). an cast, from left, Campbell Scott. Kyra Sedgwick, Matt DUIon, Sheila Kelly, Bridget Fonda and Jim Trua. lyrical wit: Westerberg sings, “Do I read you correctly?/..Help me with this purt/Do I hate 2>een scorched by the flames of love and lost Accidental Tourist") is always nearby to give Finally, there is Debbie (Sheila Kelly- has genuinely hilarious moments. Steve and you?/Do 1 date you? Do I got a dyslexic garage door opener in the process. Linda his insight and advice about love, though he "Soapdish" "LA Law"). Debbie, the tenant Linda's home pregnancy test, ClifTs kind heart?... are you just pluyin’, making passes?/ 3ta* all but given up love ax a bod habit when isn't one to practice what he preaches. who "cats men," is looking for Mr. Right gesture of installing Janet's car stereo, and My heart could use some glasses." 3n waltzes Steve (Campbell Scott- "Dying Next scenario: ClifT (Matt Dillon- and will go to any length to find him. Debbie the ongoing garage door opener motif make Ax a true Hair for flavor, add the dreamy :Young"), a striking young businessman "Drugstore Cowboy") is a wannabe rock star, even goes a s far a s to make a video for a for truly memorable moments, and the scene Jimi Hendrix classic, "May This Be Love." to lotaessed with a futuristic vision of mass whose grand visions of himself as an artist video dating service with the help of an where Cliff is strumming his guitar at Jimi the musical talent represented on "Singles" transit. fall a great deal short of reality. The reality is avant-garde director played by Tim Burton Hendrix's grave is classic. The result is a well rounded album, laced with : Sieve, like Linda, is just coming off the that Cliff and his band. Citizen Dick, aren't ("Batman," "Beetlejjuice"). The funniest Attractive cinematography paired with an performances from today's newest artists. Rebound and has a somewhat bitter taste getting rave reviews. Janet. 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OR STAFF MEMBERI Mon.- TYie.- Wed J Sept 28-29-30 Advertise in The Sagamore Save : $30 - $50 - $100 September 28.1992 Perspectives Page 9 • The Sagamore Newly renowned author takes Chaka Khan the subtle to the extreme ■ Terry McMillan Atu-" *■» loaoo° hits big w ith explores difficulty, humor of’90s relationships. new album profound and universal is her ability to* By David R. Towmand ■ The Woman I Am’ spotlights iT kSapw v come into being. Readers come to singer’s vocal talent and captures One gains a .seme of who they are. * writers May within the what they fed and where they are t the true essence of Chaka Khan. parameters of what is going. What is so compdling about acceptable and what is McMillan's work is that it's not forced. Her writing is ao pure, so 3 By David R. Townsend “S form. I write about where I came from, Cvninbmtni to Tki Scfemw where I am and the people who speak In a voice I understand and respect. It rends may turn, fashions fade and The Nexl Big Thing become Yesterday'* News. But one fact is as true today as it’s been for nearly two decades: there The voice belongs to author Tory Tis. and always will he, only one Chaka McMillian. The voice is powerful. Khan. Chaka'* astonishing vocal range and emotional depth brings passion and pleasure to Book R eview McMillan's troths are as provocative every note. Shehas long been acclaimed as a Title Waiting to Exhale and insightful as the woman herself. singer's singer. Yel it's the universal appeal of Author Terry McMillan When asked by Ted Koppd (on Release Dele: On sale no* "Nightlinc ”) to share ber thought* on racism. McMillan says, "There is Music R eview racism that Mill prevaiLs in America. Album: The Woman I Am "If you constantly use racism a* an excuse for not moving forward then you cease to exist." she added. honest and very daring. It can be The quart* of black friends featured tough, but it can also be vulnerable. tMr,***OM d,t***l in "Waiting to Exhale" are college- And this year the voice will be hard to ignore. A recent auction in New York for the paperback rights made Terry her music that reaches beyond technical skills to McMillan S2.64 million dollars richer touch the heart of the matter... with matters of the heart. Audiences around the world respond contributions from a truly gifted writer. connection. As one of toe characters to Chaka's music as if she is singing every song, Terry McMillan’s third novel, puts it. 'They say love is a two-way every note just for them. That special quality is "Waiting to Exhale." is a compdling street If this is true, then the one I've unmistakably Chaka Khan. story about four black female friends been on for the last two years is a dirt This same quality is brought to the forefront and their frustrating - and sometimes rood." and is in abundant display on Chaka'* long- awaited Warner Brothers release, 'The Woman I Am.*4 Both the woman and the artist that is with everything they have com# to expect The book ha* only been in Chaka are captured on 13 sparkling new cuts, from the talented performer. including her smash-hit single. T jOvc You All publisher. Viking, feels tike it has a My Lifetime." Boasting an all star lineup of be a star. Giving Me Loving." has the classic gospel call- best seller on hand with good reason. It 6259 N. College producer and players. "The Woman I Am" Following the release of her 1988 album, and- response format that has put Chaka in a has been resting on the New Yarik Concert Une: 255-2828 brings out the best in Chaka. And everybody "CK," Chaka took time to take stock of the class all by herself "Be My Eyes" and "Fact Of knows it doesn't get any better than that. future. The resulting changes, personal and Love" have Chaka deep in the trenches of what Hailing from the Windy City. Chaka begun her professional, have marked a new chapter in her has been responsible for her initial success soul. universal appeal is an dement of envy singing career at the tender age of 15, Other songwriters contributing to 'The Woman by the must seasoned writer. performing in local clubs. By age 18. she found Relocating to Europe, where she divides her I Am" tunestack arc Wayne Braithwaile and Bam in Km Huron, Mich.. herself in Los Angeles where she fronted a lime between homes in London and Germany, Diane WaiTen. while those at the production group by the name of Rufus. And as they say. Chaka set to work writing and laying the helm include. Marcus Miller, and Joe Mardin. journalism from the University of the rest is history. Three years later. Rufus groundwork for the album that would become 'The Woman I Am" is a first-class rendering California at Berkeley. McMillan’s released their debut album featuring the 'T he W oman! Am." from a world-class artist. With Chaka's latest first novel, "MAMA" received an Grammy-winning classic. "Tell Me Something Five of the songs featured on the album were musical offering. 'T he Woman 1 Am" adds new Good." Ffom that moment she w*s defined to written by Chaka herself. Particularly. "Keep luster to her legend. 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Chancellor Bepko and Pennsylvania, displays recent work by Herron Indianapolis Museum of An (IMA). Dean Plater met with IMA a week ago. They are Right now, there are two displays planning a more cooperative effort with the ■ The Indianapolis Art League is featuring featuring 1UPU1 artists museum,” he added. “Photography: Nine for Nineties.” is Other museums in the Indianapolis area are a display of recent wort by Herron also featuring work from Herron artists. ■ “Suspect Terrain” at the Eiteljorg Museum faculty and students. Linda Adele ■ Art Exploration Weekend at the Children’s of American Indian and Western Art will show Godinc and Domith Doherty. profexsors of Museum. Herron’s “Saturday School” students the work of four Herron faculty: Doherty. photography, are featured in the show along with will draw, point and Robert Eagertoo. seven other photographers. sculpt images from Peg Ficrke and ’This is a terrific show,” said William Voos, objects in the Mark Richardson. The title, a r “I attended the opening and want to go again; at the Egyptian geological term for openings, you really don’t get to see the show as mummy in the on exotic piece of The Capitol Center at Illinois and Ohio Streets wdl.” he added. “What if’ gallery country. downtown is displaying the winners of the Another IMA show focuses on Herron's past. Indianapolis Register Newspaper photography “Herron Teachers and Students: The Early contest. Generations,” features paintings, prints and classes at the Victoria Britton, a Herron graduate, won sculpture from the school’s find 50 years. These pointing and ceramic several awards in this competition along with works were drawn from the museum’s from pre-school media are used in several other Herron students. through adult this exhibit. T h is was g«*J because they were in Otto Stark, J. Otis Adams and William Forsyth. ■ 451 Gallery, on competition with professionals.” said Voos. John Herron: His tum-ofthe-century dream continues today believed lo be stoned by a spark form the fireplace. Herron’s niece pulled her TB-year-old unde form the burning room, but he died a couple of weeks later. M/W The school is named for John Herron, a wealthy In 1901. the association used the money m buy the Ttnker-TaJboti home M I m Indianapolis real estate investor. He believed local orphans for an an museum and T.C. Steele’s studio behind the house for an an m were being cared for and the city’s needs were well met. mj school The next year, classes officially began in what came lo he known M he decided k) use his money instead lo meet the artistic as the Herron School of An. needs of the city. He bequeathed $200000 to the Art Association of Indianapolis to establish an an school and museum. Herron diet* April 30 I » 5 in a Los Angeles fire. The Imkamtpotit Deteriorating facilities and isolation from the main campus has 1 building, lo he built on staying poured cuul oil in the room lo try lo kill a bedbug. The fire v New York Street across hum the IU School of Law. i