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GUARDIAN\ J Student Affairs discusses student jobs by Bob Zeid What would happen to student job," said Bev Tanamachi, comparing them. Beth editors which meets this week. Student Affairs committee government if we didn't pay Science and Engineering caucus make $1800 during the The Student Ombud^er budget met Jan 29 to discuss student them?" asked Associate member academic year. Nexus and the request for 74-75 was $12,487, stipends and the budgets of professor Edward Levine. The committee examined the Guardian's budget are pending some $2,500 more than Caucus Nexus, Guardian, Caucus ar,d "Harvey would have to get a budgets of Nexus and Guardian, approval of the Budget Board [Continued on p 3| Ombutfser. Bruce Lyons, Dean of' Student Services, brought up the issue of reviewing student stipends. He mentioned that last year's committee "ducked the issue by lack of time." Students are paid on work-study or stipend programs. The university pays 85"? of minimum wage for work-study, up to 20 hours per week. Work-study hourly rates average $1.90. $2.15 and $2.65. Stipend students are often paid less then work-study students. Lyons said he would check out eliminating the subminimum wage ihe University pays. "I wanted to make it clear to everyone thai this committee is just in the process of considering a review for the stipend situation," said Charles Hartmann. committee chairer. Joanne Risacher, Associate Dean of students, presented past budgets of Caucus. Nexus, Guardian and Ombudser for review. Caucus chairer Robert Harvey said his 75-76 budget was $10,000. the same as last year's. Circus has currently spent about $6,081 of its budget. Risacher and Harvey agreed Caucus shouldn't have much Once upon a morning dreary, as I drove on weak and weary, past the all ready filled up U parking lot ct 9:04, as I drove on nearly napping, 1 trouble getting through the year Hogot I soso madmad II feltfelt likelike crapping,crapping, soso outout loudloud II startedstarted rapping,rapping, rappingrapping outout mymy chevychevy dcy.tr."Whe n will sane parking return tn Wright State" I with the remainder. cried. Quoth the Haven, "nevermore. "/Charles Williams photo/ The question was raised by Hart mann if Caucus members are paid enough. Last fall. Budget board surprises radio station Caucus representatives received a by Tracey Jayne Thompson WWSU received a budget plans to open subscriptions for the added $3000 over their raise to $300 per quarter. "We and Tom Snyder totaling slightly over $7,000. records to RCA, Capital, and request, but was apprehensive raised it to $300 to cover costs The Student Budget board has The campus radio station was Columbia record companies. The about the university of books and tuition," said made at least one student initially asking for only $4,000. rest of the budget will be used administration's approval. Liberal Arts representative Chris organization happy for next $2,700 of the added money- for duplicating, records, tapes, "The budget's still got I-, go to Corny n. year. will go into buying a new and any other normal or the administration." he said. "If broadcasting board. Altogether. emergency expenses that may they cut the budget, they're $4,000 of the budget will go arise. almost going to cut ihe radio Medical school takes into this and other replacements Flanagan expressed gratitude station from getting a of technical eq;iijMi,T,t. to the Student Budget board for frequency." With this budget. Hie station first accrediting step plans to become a licensed FM station. Currently, the station is The Wright State Medical already have. AM AC continues tenure regs school, which won't have its first 'Then," Beljan explained, Effectively, this switchover by Tracey Jayne Thompson for promotion and tenure class until the Fall of 1976, tools "the committee reviews the will increase WWSU's wattage Academic Council will procedures. As it 5s currently set another step towards school before it has its first class from two to ten watts. continue discussion on up. Paragraph F says the Provost accreditation when it was to decide whether to grant the Joe Flanagan, president of promotion and tenure during its will set up a schedule of granted provisional membership school provisional accreditation. WWSU, said a good car radio will meeting tonight. committee deadlines so the in the Association of American "The school is again reviewed be able to get the station within Article IV of the proposed President will receive Medical Colleges (AAMC). prior to the graduatio.i of its a five mile radius. Home radios Promotion and Tenure recommendations for tenure by- "This provisional membership first class to determine whether connected with an outside FM document which will be November 20 for faculty in their isn't related per se to to grant full accreditation or antenna may be able to get the reviewed, defines tenure status last year of their probationary accreditation," said Med School keep the provisional, and the station 20 miles away. of faculty members. It contains period. Other recommendations Dean Dr John Beljan "but it school is reviewed from then Flanagan said WWSU needs the a definition of tenure; grants of will be received by the Pn-wj.-nt means we're on our way there." out." new $2700 broadcasting board tenure; probationary service; by January 15. "For a med school to become "The membership," saSj whether or not it increases its tenure upon completion of Paragraph F also says the accredited, a I la son committee, Beljan, "will help ihe med wattage. probationary service, tenure Board of Trustees will announce made up of representatives from school because we will become Next year's budget, if upon promotion; and notice of promotions and grants of tenure the American Medical part of the business of ibe approved by the administration, no n r e a p pointmenl or as soon as passible after association and the AAMC. association, which recognizes us will be $5000 higher than this resignation. February 1. s»-«ids a school a letter of as a med school in year's budget. Paragraph F of Article VI deals Academic Council wiii also reasonable assurance, which we development." With its money, WWSU also with the recommended calendar [Continued on p 3) 2 GUARDIAN February 3, 1975 Fame follows Yalkut by Kiehord A Vorpe "We influenced each other, New York Film Festival's There is a teacher in the Art with a combination of aesthetic Personal Cinema rories. two at department of Wright State, views," Yalkut said. the Tokyo Art Film Festivals the whose fame and importance has Both nationally and Foothills Festival, the followed him from his original internationally Yalkut has been Independent Film Competition. home in New York. involved in the film scene. He the Maryland Film Festiwl, the Jud Yalkut, Assistant has been judge at the Kenyon International Festival of 16 mm Professor of Art. teaches Film Festival, a consultant for Film in Montreal, the American Experimental Film and Video the Association Councils on the Film Encounter and the Yale Yalkut came to WSU the fall of Arts, and for the past three and Film Festival. 73, After more than a year at a half years, a member of the As to what he would like to WSU, Yalkut seems to have Board of Directors of the New- achieve as a teacher, Yalkut said, settled in very comfortably. York Filmmakers' cooperative. "Human beings can't live "I'm quite happy living in the At the beginning of last year, without having vision. Vision country, and that I am able to he received a grant from the transforms reality. As a teacher, set up a facility of my own." Ohio Council on the Arts. He I would like so open people out Yalkut commented, when asked has received awards for his films to the reality that surround what he thought of WSU. from the Fourth Belgian them. The world is glorious. An Yalkut lives outside of Yellow International Experimental Film ability to have vision and Springs, quite a change from his Competition, the Ann Arbor communicate it is a divinity place of origin. Festival. the Philadelphia within man. In New York, before coming Festival of Short Films, the first "Life is a constant process of to WSU. Yalkut had achieved a HeUevus Experimental Film discovery. Of learning to use great deal of notoriety within his Festival. your perceptual apparatus By field. He was a film and video His films have also been using your perceptual apparatus, columnist for the Hast Village selected for showings at boredom is impossible." Other, and avant garde critic for Mannheim Film Festival, the the West Side News and the New NEW YORK (UPI)—Horse in 1901. York Free Press, and critique travel in 190) was nearly eight That year, some 26 million writer for Arts Magazine from times moie dangerous than horses traveled about 12 billion November !%6 through 1969. travel by auto today reports Tfte miles. This is a death rate of Also, he has b-'en a contributor National 'inquirer. to the Film Quarterly. Itadical 32.0 per .100 million miles According to Captain Paul traveled. Software. Countdown and I.atoures of the California Changes magazines. Today, the dea'.h rate Highwas Patrol, accidents "I'm famous, but poor," nationwide from auto accidents involving horse drawn vehicles Yalkut joked when asked about per 100 million miles traveled is his position in the national killed 3,150 travelers nationwide 4.27, Captain I.atoures said. experimental media scene. Z"1 "I try to teach film as an art." simp us Happenings replied Yalkut about his ideals as a teacher. I want the student to monday, february.'{ learn to develop his perceptual biomedical engineering seminar series—108 fawcett, 12 appamtus. Art is form and can noon, "on the mechanics of muscle contraction', edward s be learned. People learn how 10 grood. phd. pe, univ of dayton research institute. observe more than they're used fright whales 168 pe building. 6:00 pm. scuba club to in their waking life. Thai is meeting. what I would like my students the wax campus fellowship-117 millett. 8:30-9:00 am. also to learn." friday same time. Wednesday same iime for graduates of As an artist, Yalkut is more power for abundant living class, luesday -thursday 212 well known for his one man lawcett, 11:15-11:45 am. shows that he has done for Wednesday, february 5 various universities on '.he «asi student hollars association 163 millett, 2:00 pm. regular coast, and his shows done for meeting, all association members, honors students and local New York museums. He is anyone interested are welcome. also known for his work wilh ecu 'idion brehm lab library, 2:30 pm. regular meeting, Tickets for Wailing for Godot, the latest Theatre offering. Korean video artist Nam June new members welcome. ran be pm hased beginning this Friday /Mike Inderrieden photo/ Paik. wright stale campus ministry- campus ministry building. 12:10 pm. roman catholic mass celebrated by fr mike WSU Forensics wins nation's fifth spot reaume. wright state student's union 1:00-3:00 pm, university Wrighi Stale's Forensics squad The tournament is the largest Miller and Sam Reeves teamed center, 'the economy- what's happening', teach in on the won fifth place in the Grand individual speaking contest in to win sixth place in dramatic economy, includes john keefe. new school of social Sweepstakes award in the United States. duo. research, upper hearth lounge. 1:00-2:00 pm. overview of intercollegiate competition at WSU's Nelda Marshall won "Being invited to Ihis national current economic situation; John McChesney, wyso, upper the Ohio University National first place in persuasive speaking, contest, wherein the country's hearth lounge. 2:00-3:00, workshop of dp&l; pam davis, Tournament. January 24-26. while Mary Lawson captured a best individual speakers are welfare right, organization, pres conf rm. 2:00-3:00 pm. third place ir. extemporaneous brought together for welfare, unemployment, food stamps; Vietnam veterans oral interpretation and third competition, is similar to a against the war;winter soldier organization, bookstore THE place in original jn*Jry. Another football team's being given a lobby, 2:00-2:30, veterans & the economy; john judge, WSU student, Connie Miller, post-season bowl bid," according bookstore lobby, 2:30-3:00, d"pression survival course. won third place in poetry to James Sayer, Director of wright state campus ministry—campus ministry center, 3:00 PASSPORT interpretation and sixth place in Forensics. pm. bible study led by carl synan, wright state protestant TO FINE rhetorical criiicism; and Connie, campus minister. thursday, february 6 PHOTOGRAPHY antiquities club 155b univ center. 3:00 pm. organizational meeting. ftutohaus wright state campus ministry- campus ministry building. 12:3b. roman catholic mass celebrated by fr mike reaume. •Deferred Payments friday, february 7 •We Accept Trades BMW student honors association--155b univ center, 8:00-10:30 •Lowest Sale Prices NOW pm. party & reception for honors students and faculty •See EDDIE KLABEN Before sponsored by honors association and honors faculty. You Buy DATSUN dept of chem—Vi'Z .«-!-min. 3:30 pm 'bacteria and acid mine drainage; an , p!e of chemical and biological interaction', joseph . n. wsu. preceded by coffee and cookies,

Dayton Telephone 864-5245 Sunday, february 9 wright state campus ministry—recreation room, residence hall, 10:00 pm. roman cathoiic mass. •*. .-ales inii Service N monday. february 10 XK.\: I • MAN '.\v! .Vffc biomedical engineering seminar series-108 fawcett, 12 41 W H'GM • 323 5561 878 7322 noon, 'corrosion of biomaterials', kirit bhansali, phd, wright pa'.terson afb. February 3,1&75 GUARDIAN 3 Fire fighting costs money by Tracey Jayne Thompson fire, got stuck in the mud and Whe« the Riding Club's barn, had to be towed to the tune of located close to the watertower, $30. The truck carried a burned down early last month, generator, spare air tanks, and damages were estimated at other emergency equipment. approximately $200. Haun said clean up operations However, Captain Hob Haun took between two and one half of the Fairborn Fire department to three hours. Salaries during said it cost more than $1500 to this I',me ran over $600. Hoses fight the fire when cost of had to be scrubbed and put in equipment and salaries were driers, water tanks had to be figured out. refilled, new hoses had to be put Haun said operating fees and on the trucks, and the engines other expenses for one engine had to be cleaned off. cost $50 every time they leave IbIIri said costs were typical the station; two are used for a for a small fire. He also said the cost of $100. fire posed an additional ha/itrd Sending the Rescue Squad's because another major alarm fire in the Fairborn area would have ambulance to WSU cost $25. He Libraries are not just for reading [Charles Williams photo/ said an ambulance is sent every created a shortage of equipment time "we drop lines" as the fire and personnel able to respond. is considered a "working fire" as a precaution. Salaries for the nine volunteer Council continues tenure regulations firefighters ran $154. Volunteers were paid for two hours, from (Continued from pa>;c 11 application of academic participate as a non-voting meetings. 7:30 to 9:30. Salaried consider approval of a proposed regulations at WSU. It will be member; and a representative Academic Council will also firefighters received $400 for the amendment to the Faculty composed of the Provost or from the student body elected hear the reports of the President, same two hour period for constitution anfl bylaws that other academic representative by Caucus except when the the Steering committee, and Sixteen men. However, with would admit the University designated by the President; this student petitioner specifically standing committees, which are standby firefighters at the Petitions committee as a person will act as Committee requests that the stu'ient the Curriculum. Faculty Affairs, station, the figure went to $600. standing committee. Cha irer. member not participate in the Library and Student Affairs A generator truck, which was Purpose of the Commictee To be exempt from the petitioner's case before the committees. Council will also used to provide lighting at the shall be to ensure uniform requirement that two members committee. However, this ifc*-ide whethei or not to be from the Academic Council, decision is optional and will rest approve the revised bylaws for the Petitions committee shall solely with the petitioner. the University Research council Financial Aid checks also be composed of a faculty Each representative of tne and. if it is brought up. Caucus representative from each of the Petitions committee snail have chairer Bob Harvey's proposal to Financial aid checks and promissory notes are in the Bursar's an alternate and will function in add a student representative to office readv to be endorsed. In order to alleviate standing in a long College Petitions committee, a faculty representative from full membership capacity when Promotion and Tenure line, checks will be endorsed according to the following schedule: Student Affairs; the registrar, the regular member cannot committees. If your last name begins Endorse your who will act as secretary and participate in Committee with the initial checks on . . . Times A through C Monday, February 3 8:30am—4:30 pm D through It Tuesday, February 4 8:30 am—4:30 pm I through I. Wednesday, February 5 8:30 am—4:30 pm M through R Thursday, February 6 8:30 am—4:30 pm S through Friday. February 7 8:30 am—4:30 pm Get your heads Monday, February 10 8:30 am—4:30 pm 5:30 pm-7:00 pm Tuesday, February 11 8:30 am—4:30 pm together. 5:30 pm—7:00 pm If checks cannot be endorsed on the assigned day, you must report From o*?e beer lover to another. on Monday, February 10 or Tuesday, February 11, from 8:30 an. 4:30 pm and 5:30 pin—7:00 pm. If the checks are not endorsed by 7:00 pm, February 11. the financial aid will b. cancelled and the student will be billed for the fees due. If payment is not received by 4:40 pm, February 21. registration will be cancelled. Affairs discusses stipends (Continued from page 1 j overstaffed then my office has which operates with twice the an obligation to look into it." personnel. It was mentioned by said Lyons. Harvey the two listings as Others present at tile meeting secretaries are misleading. were Assistant professor Jo Ann They are regarded as four Sherwin. Assistant professov assistant Ombudsers. "If there is Richard Page. student an indication that this office is representative Jon Doughty, and Associate Dean of Students. BID EUCHRE TOURNAMENT Feb. 21st, Friday Sponsored by ZTA First come, First serve Feb73^7 in UC (Hf Guardian cauMt OPINION Faculty council? Today, Acadesic Council meets, but the way things seem to be going, their name should perhaps be changed to Faculty Council. Informal reports emanating from the Student Caucus clfice tell us that the possibilities of Caucus gaining the Council's approval on Caucus' motion to put students on faculty promotion and tenure committees are slowly disappearing. We've also heard that some of the people who said they would support Caucus' motion are now backing away from that promise. And as usual, there are those within the Council whose interests do not lie with the students they serve, but with their own, and their cronies', continued self-perpetua- tion. (Which would be okay, if the students Snyde Comments had some kind of input on these committees.) We find it paradoxical that student organ- izations have faculty members overseeing their What is pornography? hiring and firing of people and, in the case of this office and Nexus, faculty advisors, With (hi' recent controversy fact. It casts doubts on the Supreme Court i'ninks up against but students cannot sit in and/or vote on over WWSU's playing of a Lenny strength of all of our freedoms. pornography, ll>e more faculty hiring and firing, not to mention Bruce album. I thought it was It casts doubts on the restrictions on artistic freedom time to give my annual What is tenure. Take, for example, the Student Affair? foundations of our government there are. pornography? column. committee. itself. Where would Shakespeare be What is pornography? And when a government loses today if such restrictions were If the Academic Council really wishes to The answer, of course, is: its foundation it begins to placed on his art? Writing put back the word "Academic" into their name, there ain't no such animal. crumble. Big-Little books. I suppose. they would do well to make WSU a democratic Pornography exists only in the The existence of so-called No one coerces anyone to see institution and give the "rabble" students eyes of Ihe beholder. What may pornography doesn't loosen our Deep Throat, or read Portnoy's a voice in procedures whicli govern academic be obscene to one person, is morals, it strengthens them. Complaint. No one forces beautiful to another. Unless, of course, people anyone to hear Lenny Bruce on That is not to say that I'm not consider tyranny, repression, the radio. offended by some things, and subjugation morally And no one should force because I am. 1 was offended by responsible. artist* to prostitute their art, and Happy for WWSU the pernicious violence and Without pornography, people only do things accepted by one We're happy that WWSU, the campus radio distorted morals of Hilly Jack. I would not be able to make a person's morals, or one station, received more than what they get offended when I see the choice of which morality they community's or one nation's. Dayton Art theatre making tons originally asked for from the Student Budget will follow. Without that choice, We're all bozos on this bus. of money on Animal /.us/, while board for next year's budget. their beliefs in so-called moral Let's learn to tolerate another greai films like l.e Petite Theatre The radio station, not to mention student values would be undermined person's opinions or another of Jean Renoir play out of town. Without any chance for the activities in general, have never received person's tastes, even if we are But I would be even more production of "obscenity", the totally opposed to them. what they have asked for, often getting cut offended if artists were not very definition of obscene loses Snyde Comments is written by to the barest minimum. allowed to write a Portnoy s its meaning, as if it had one Guardian Editor Tom Snyder. a We're glad that someone has, at least from Complaint or to film a anyway. registered Democrat, a film the Student Budget board, gotten more than they Clockwork Orange or I,ait The mors rules that the analyst, and an "effete, asked for. Tango in Paris because some impudent snob." But the budget still has to go to the poor schmuck is offended by university administration and they are the any material dealing with a I he Guardian is a twice-weekly paper, published b\ sexual nature students at Wright State university in Fairborn. Ohio ones who do most of the chopping, usually to So I accept the poor taste of hditorial Opinions are those of the editorial board, and not the extreme hardship of student organizations. The Magic Penis if the freedom necessarily the H.s'f" student body, the administration or We urge the administration to approve that allowed people to n.ake the Guardian staff Editorial columns represent the the budgets that the Student Budget board has that, also allowed people to hear opinions of those who write them. come up with, except in cases where the hoard Lenny Bruce on stage Complaint, against the Guardian may be expressed to our has denied too much funds to certain organiza- Despite whal the Supreme office in O lti of the University Center, the Chairer of the t ions. Court or Jack Staley may say, Student Publications subcommittee Allan Spelter, or to But please, no more wholesale hatchet jobs. the first amendment guarantees our faculty admni- Gene h'akins. Especially when some budgets, the freedom of expression. Without Letters to the editor must be typewritten, doub!" spaced, intercollegiate athletics budget for one, get this freedom. our own ind signed. They fhoi/.d not exceed two pages. wholesale increases year after year after revolution would never have taken place Without this year after year. % editor freedom, our culture would be torn snvder * managing edilo. stifled. Without this freedom, frank salsburg ^ ^associate editor . any right to vote or any right to gary floyd * Jim Rhodes reneges Scid manager . religion, or any other right ted hoy J qtco business managers cannot exist. spring white and pam place ^ Governor James Rhodes' reneging on his pro- -£ news editor . gail snyder ^ The first amendment is the •fc sports editor mise of a $1000 raise in public school teachers foundation of our society. dave stickel salaries shows the people how he lied his way J wue editor fred stevens * The existence of the "worst" ^ circulation manager . into public office. types of "pornography" sam latham W J secretary The excuses which he gives for his action demonstrates that those righ'.s . jenice be vkin J to approve only a $650 raise have been refuted are protected. * taff bob zciri, truery Jayne thompson, fred stevens, sam *a by the facts. When the Supreme Court Rlatham, terry st John, amy deisher, sue opt, Vickie hodson, ^ The GUARDIAN feels that this is the be- made their recent ruling on ^ '"-'bael graham, rc.monia knox, larry weir, richard a vorpe, ^ ginning of wholesale dishonesty, corruption, pornography, several films ready buchenroth. lauren barnes. libby keiler. bill* and repression emanating from Ohio's execu- to be filmed were halted, in fear j,buhrrr.aster, ted beyerlein, julie clarh, dennis geehan, * tive office. If Rhodes thinks this is the of what the ruling would mean y gordon brown, mark willis, bill licklider * to their showing in Middle way government is run, then what we have here <£ photographers jeff hiles, charter, Williams, alien wilganowski y America. g iar_lo<">'s 1 Herman thompson, michael mattson Jf is not only a dishonest man, but a sick man This is censorship before the as well. February 3.1975 GUARDIAN 6 Ma Bell tapping phones freely WASHINGTON Who can reckoning, this earphone armada how long has the tapping Ron Hendren legally Up your telephone costs far more to equip and operation been in effect? How without a court order? A) the maintain that the total amount many phones have bwn tapped, IN WASHINGTON FBI, B) your wife or husband, Bell loses in revenue from long whose, when, for how long and C) the telephone company, D) distance cheating, at least in on. what grounds? What the Pope. E) nobody. Houston where six security information has been cleaned HUAC's successor killed Answer: C) the telephone agents, three of the ex FBI men, from the operation, where and company. work to prevent losses from how is it maintained, who has WASHINGTON (UPIlThe It subpoenaed 10 well-known Under a little known provision fraud that company officials access to it, how much of it has House Internal Security screen writers to testify about of the federal statutes, the Bell estimate to be in the been given out, to wfiom and for Committee, which formerly was alleged Communist infiltration Telephone Co can tap your line, neighborhood of $100,000. what purposes? mimed the House Committee on of the screenwriters guild, and and they don't have to say boo Why. if theie six were paid The federal courts should "rt-Ainerican Activities when it all refused to do so on grounds about it to anybody. The only $17,000 a year each, to be sure immediately subpoena and chased Communists, spies and of freedom of speech. condition: they must suspect not an outrageous figure for impound any evidence which other alleged subversives during One of the Hollywood 10. that you are perpetrating fraud career veterans, Beli would be might provide answers to those the Cold War days, quietly died Ring Lardner, son of the famed against Ma Bell, and that spi-nding more on salaries alone questions, and should order Bell last week but not with entirely writer, replied when asked if he translates into using electronic- than it is losing from fraud. Not to cease and desist its entire unanimous approval. would name colleagues he knew devices to make free phone calls. exactly a sound business wiretapping operation for the to be Communists: "I could but Rep John M Ashbrook. But a Houston grand jury, prc.tice. especially in light-of duration of the investigation. I'd hate myself in the morning." (R—Ohio) has legislation investigating charges that Bell the fact that Ma Bell, just like Congress, in the meantime, The 10 were blacklisted out of pending to revive the HISC. He employees helped local police the rest of us. has the option of should move quickly to repeal Hollywood scriptwriting work contends Democrats eliminating make illegal wiretaps, forced pk king up the phone and calling the federal statute under which for years. Charged with the committee should have acted AT&T to reveal that no fewer the police when she thinks Bell's security agents have beer contempt, they were sent to openly if they wanted to kill it, than 665 of Ma Bell's finest are someone is stealing from her. operating. rather than using "parliamentary jail—and so was HUAC Chairman involved in a wire tapping So what is this security army Not too many issues are that sleight-of-hand." J Farnell Thomas, a tie later, operation that covers most of doing? It's a question the Justice simple. This one is. The committee's demise came on charges of taking kickbacks the country, and may not be department needs to ask. Just when House Democrats voted to from his congressional limited to surveillance of long transfer its function to the secretaries. distance ireebie freaks. Bolinga Center has guest speakers Judiciary Committee where it Nixon was the member who If that were not enough, at likely will be ignored. The action persistently pursued the least 76 of these company Several guest speakers will help Cincinnati, will speak Thursday, is subject to full House approval. Hiss-Chambers case. security people are former FBI Wright State's Bolinga Biack f'.-oruary 6. in room 112 The committee's predecessor Chambers, an admitted former agents, and there are indications Cultural Resources Center Oelman Hall on "The Black spent huge budgets in its walous Communist spy courier, accused that Bell maintains close celebrate Pre Black History Church and The Liberation pursuits, and even investigated Hiss, who had risen to eminence working relationships not only week this week. Movement." Dr Lionel Newsom, the" Mussolini's mistress. as a State Department official, with local police but 'vith the COLUMBUS (UPl)-Rep president of Central State Its poslwar anti-Communist of having slipped him classified Bureau. According to Associated Norman Murdock. R-Cincinnati, University, will speak Monday, crusade generated banner documents. Press reports, one Houston was scheduled today to February 3. at 1 pm in room headlines and taade the term Hiss emphatically denied the attorney has charged that introduce legislation which 101 Fawcett Hall on the history ill!AC a household word and a charges. Chambers conducted "several scores" of persons have would give scholars the same and future of black universities. synonym for superpatriotism. Nixon to a pumpkin patch on been tried and convicted on chance for scholarships as His talk will also be part of the For 40 years, 111!AC v;as a his Maryland farm «.id produced information voluntarily supplied athletes. Bolinga lecture series on the powerful and disturbing force in microfilms of information he to the FBI by Bell agents. Murdock said his bill would problems of urban education. American political life, a said had come from Hiss. What is astonishing, of course, force state universities to spend Newsom was a professor of Redhunting watchdog After two trials. Hiss was is that the government would -as much on academic sociology and served as president committee that gave a young found guilty of perjury and permit a private company to to scholarships as they do for of Barber-Scotia College and California congressman named imprisoned. spy on citizens in the first place, athletic grants. State aid would Johnson C Smith University Richard M Nixon his first state The case of Mussolini's with or without a court order. be cut 10 percent for any school before coming to Central State of prominence. mistress was- and remained—a Next we'll be giving A&P a failing to comply. in 1972. The Alger Hiss-Wbittaker delectable, headl i ne-grabbi ng license to frisk every customer al "I'm not at all anti-athletics," Wilhelmina S Robinson, Chambers case, the Hollywood mystery although the lady was the check-out stand to find out said Murdock. "My concern is professor emeritus of history at 10 screenwriters, Shirley an invention of Rep John who's stealing onions. that we give equal emphasis to Central State University, will Temple, Mussolini's mistress and McDowell of Pennsylvania, a Ti'e astonishment turns to scholastic achievement. speak Wednesday, February 5. in many others figured in its member of HUAC. more immediate concern when "If a guy is 240 pounds and room 101 Fawcett Hall at 1 pm. history. McDowell introduced the issue we learn that Bell has hired a can run like the wind, he can get Her topic will be "Black Initially intended as a special to illustrate his claim that US small army of spooks who have a free education anyw here, even Americans. 1492-1975: Sources committee to investigate Nazi borders were not properly only themselves to answer to. if his father is a millionaire." of Strength in the Black activities, HUAC was set up in policed against inftlt ration by and whose judgment on whom said Murdock. "But if he is a Church." 1934 with John McCormack of Communists and oilier to tap. when and for how long is genius academically with ability Massachusetts, later Speaker of subversives. absolute and final. Rev Otis Moss .Ir, pastor of the to contribute to society, his the House, as chairman. Indeed, by the company's own Mount Zion Baptist Church in chances of getting a scholarship The par.el first taught public are very limited." attention in the waning war years when a witness said child s;ar Shirley Temple, then hair tonic be investigated because of its similarity in name to the Kremlin the Russian word for wfcich is Kreml. In October of 1947, the * HELLO, CHIEF? REM'cMBER THAT MODEST SUIA OP KIUGLEAR MATERIALS WE CJOUWT ACCOUNT FOR? . committee went to Hollywood. WELl-/ 1 TMWK IT'S "TURNED UP....." 6 GUARDIAN February 3.1975 Lawyer-turned-teacher by Susan Opt college level then, and thought it Amidst the faculty of Wright would be neat to have a daddy State sits a lawyer- who was a professor," said turned-teacher, Robert Nevin. Nevin. Nevin, who used to practice law He once appeared before the in Dayton, is now an English United States Supreme Court. instructor. Nevin said he hadn't realized Why the change? his case had become famous Nevin laughed and replied until one day, Jim Walker, there were quite a few reasons, (instructor of political science), many complex. But mainly, brought him an Anthology of "lawyers are teachers really. Law book. Much to his surprise, They instruct the jury." he found his case listed in it. However, he 53 id, he had "The case involved some discovered he spent most of his farmers up in Greenville," said time instructing old people Nevin, "who were protesting the whereas his interests lie with the New Deal arrangements of the young. 1930's. The government Nevin noted he always had an deprived them of their land and aptitude for English literature. required them to do things like Plus, English was something used slaughter pigs or plow under in everyday life. He compared it wheat." to theatre, something that could The government had hoped to be "ham acted, made more create shortage-., to bring the colorful as it was being taught." Depression to an end. However, So, he said, lie began lecturing the farmers obviously preferred at Metropolitan Seminars (for to continue growing crops, These two poor students find that a calculator is not really necessary for reliable math, hut it takes a lot high • i-iiool students). Tile more explained Nevin. less time and sweat with one than with paper and pencil {Charles Williams photol he got involved with it. the more He and a group of lawyers he found "teaching a good represented the farmers in the outlet," a way to work with the US vs Filburn case. Ohio adopts no-fault divorce youth he enjoyed. "Originally, we won the case, From there, Nevin said. "I but somewhere along the way. a by Julie Clark After reaching an agreement, a eight week waiting period for started teaching part-time at a few strings v-ere pulled and Compared to a decade ago, formal document is drawn up the conventional divorce. private school, still on a high mysteriously, the court reversed today's college student tends to and both parties must appear in There are also limited forms of school level." He found the its decision," said Nevin. be older, and has a greater court. The courtroom process dissolutions. If a spouse lives experience "fascinating" and He .aid his part was to write tendency than ever before to be takes only a few minutes as the apart from the other for two with the encouragement of his up two briefs, written summaries married. judge presents three or four years, it is grounds for a family, moved on to teaching of the oral arguments presented And, like the rest of the questions such as, "Are both dissolution, but the court would nights at Sinclair. on both sides of the case. The population, married students parties satisfied?" or "Do both decide on property, child Eventually, in 1967, Nevin briefs were given to the nine oftentimes decided for a variety parties still desire to have the support, etc. since both parties began instructing evenings at Supreme Court justices for use. of reasons to become unmarried. marriage dissolved?" In one were not in agreement WSU. Now. according to Nevin, Even though married students instance, according to attorney concerning the divorce in the With the full support of his "The Anthology is using the case often were without property of Dennis Gump, a wife stated that first place. Another form of family, he became a full time as an example to show children, divorce meant getting a it was her husband's idea that limited dissolution is if one of instructor in 1970. governmental regulation versus lawyer (and divorce lawyers can the husband was prodding her the spouses is using conciliation 'My children were getting 'o constitutional liberties." demand exorbitant fees) and along, and the case was thiown in order to elude divorce, the These days, Nevin is also a law often establishing "cause", such out of court. The spouses must other spouse can Hie for a as mental cruelty, desertion or convince the judge of their dissolution, which would be in a adultery. The fact that the mutual desire to end their limited form. Skydiving not falling couple was young, or just tired partnership. If done, the process "It's quicker and cheaper." are of one another was of no legal is over quickly and smoothly. th" reasons why "no-fault" Popularity in skydiving hasn't pm, emphasizes the safety and concern. Quite the opposite of other appeals to Gump. fallen, in fact the sport is fun aspects of the sport. However, divorce has taken on forms of divorce where the Stigmas attached to divorce attracting new devotees all the "All a person needs to jump is a new dimension with the lawyer specks for his clients in a are hopefully a part of the past, time. Ar.d the Wright State a pair of boots and some warm addition of the "no-fault" long, drawn out trial. as no-fault divorce is being parachute club is no exception. clothing," said club president divorce form" adopted by the In order for the divorce to utilized by more and more The club, which will be Bob Steele, "and the persons Ohio legislature September 23. remain valid, the spouses must unhappy -uuples and is indeed holding its organizational who attend the Thursday- 1974, after four years of debate. stay in the state for 30 days, as adding a new dimension to meeting in Kxotn 045 University meeting can jump this Saturday, No-fault divorce, similarly compared to the usual six to American divorce. Centei this Thursday at 3:30 weather permitting. called "nwital dissolution," can be compactly d>-scribed as the spouses mutually agreeing to dissolve their marriage. But the process involved Is not quite as COLLEGE ID NIGHT simple as that. 1 A n agreement concerning Every Thursday. subjects such as child support, alimony, real estate, medical expenses, motor vehicles, household goods, expenses, debts, attorney fees, and FREE ADMISSION utilities, must be drawn up and WITH COLLEGE ID x agreed upon by both people. In some cases, the agreement is Reduced Dffpk Prices All Night Long made without the consultation of a lawyer, but it is usually And Live Entertainment recommended that the husband and wife each meet with separate lawyers. !n this instance, one spouse would draw up the document with >!» advice 0 CAN'T LOSE of his or her lawyer, then hand it over to the other lawyer who ALSO WEDNESDAY NjGHT - LADIES NIGHT . . would then clarify it to his Where The Girls Are And The Guys-Should Be !!! client, making any changes as to put Kith spouses in agreement, then give it back to the onginator and so on. The idea of separate lawyers is to prevent any bias that could occur when a lawyer w»s serving both spouses Ddncing 114b Brown 222-7130 simultaneously. February 3, 1975 GUARDIAN 7 Witchcraft prejudices stem from few hundred years ago

by Bob Zeid This church grew more It is also ironic that the church A popularized conception of Historians agree that feasts did Aithough witchcraft has powerful and by 900 AD was or public failed to make any witches was they flew to their take place at most of these origins in esrly inan, its concepts the most powerful institution in distinction between white and coven meetings, Esbat ar.d the gatherings but did not and prejudices known today Europe. 'Pagan religions' were black magic. In one case, a Sabbat on brooms, born of the encompass eating the bodies of stem from only a few hundred driven underground, and their middle aged woman was arrested superstition witches could fly. young children or drinking years ago. beliefs, rather than stagnate, for dabbling in witchcraft after Oft;*n ihey would take their blood as stated in other In 1662, Isobel Oowdie, a were carried from generation to saving a man from his deathbed. familiars with them, a demon or accounts. These rituals were young Irish lass discovered her generation, taught in informal She was tortured and restless soul that supposedly noted with a heavy emphasis on husband was an insufferable groups or cults. "confessed" that the wife of the helped them perform better sex and a lot of witches bore. Her life on their desolated The church, which before had man she saved had her throw a magic. practiced their powers of farm was far from her refused tc recognize these cults curse on her husband in the first The Sabbat wis a ritual potions and charms in search of satisfaction. They had no as a threat to Christianity, now place so she could fool around gathering of ail the area witches the perfect aphrodisiac It is children. commanded a different policy, with the 'jutcher. The wife was stil! performing the old religion. possible that under the influence In the spring of '62, Isobel crusades. These 40 day arrested and tortured until she It is still unclear as to when the of a powerful drug, some "confessed" to being a witch rampages, conducted in the confessed to her crimes. Both Sabbat started, but there are witches r.ia\ have hallucinated and a number of unrelated yet name of the church, were efforts women wore later hanged and indications it may have going to Sabba' while never blasphemic acts. She claimed to at stamping out heresy which the man remarried. originated during the daik ages. leaving the bed. have belonged to a coven of area resulted in indiscriminate killing It was also difficult to tell The Grand Coven of Witches, According to estimates, there witches, 13 in all. They held and pillaging of believers and what constituted an "affront to practicioners of the "old" are about 6,000 to 7.COO active sexual rites in the forests and heretics alike. ihe Church." A man confessed witchcraft, lay claim to two witches practicing. About 3.000 would pray to the devil. He There was a general feeling of that he prayed to the devil to special Sabbats that provided the are in Europe, another 2,000 in would come and beat them until alienation from the church for help him prey on the lust of winds to deter the Spanish North America and the other they cried for no more and beat the peasants and serfs. young women, and was lightly armade from invading England 1.000 dispersed worldwide. them some more. She claimed to Compound this with the pagan reprimanded. In another case, a and another to quiet the winds There is no one factor have participated in belief that God's power had woman resorted to charms and at Dunkirk. res]ionsib!e for the liability of indiscriminate sex with wood been wrestled from him by a potions to save her dying child. A Pleasant Treatise of Witches. witchcraft. Its pr-ctice has nymphs and other witches. powerful demon who now She was found guilty of published in '673 gives one of survived when other aspects, She claimed a demon once inflicted chaos and mayhem on collaboration with the devil and many accurate accounts of vampires and werewolves, have made love to her while lying in ihe population. In the times of burned. Sabbat. ". . . the table is taken long since become anachronistic. bed next to her husband. She the crusades and indiscriminate Germany and England were away and pleasant consort Anton LaVey, High Priest of the said she had intercourse with the murder, many prayed to the the most vanguard in the invi'ed them to a ball; but the Fijst Church of Satan, said Devil and complained that his devil for revenge and protection. prosecution of witchej. In disce is strange and wonderful, witchcraft and Satanism offers member was excruciatingly The attitude of demon Germany alone, some '.00,000 as we'! as diabolical, for twining man dogma, tradition and ritual. painful and his discharge ice worship was not prevalent, but inspected witches weie tried and themselves back to bark, they For without it. man is denied cold. She was stripped naked in after another 50 years of sentenced to death. Anna Maria take one another by ihe arms one of his most valuable assets, the public square and examined crusading and generations more Schwagel was the las! witch to and raise each other from the fanusv. minutely for the "devil's" of poverty, demon worship suffer the death penalty in ground, then shake their heads marks, spots insensitive to pain. proved itself a vicarious religion Europe about 1775. to and fro like Anticks, and turn Although she implicated other for those who rejected the France had long since stopped themselves as if they were mad. townspeople in her coven, she Church. its persecution about 1718 when Then at last, after this banquet, was hanged alone in the spring Following the Renaissance and a warlock was burned. England musick, and ball, the lights are of 1663. abandonment of the feudal repealed the Witchcraft acts of put out, and their steeping Historians later sakl Gawdie's system, the church found itself James I about 1736 removing its Venus awakes, and all do enjoin stifled home life could have been up a holy creek, with far status as a capitol crime but not together for lewd pleasures," responsible for her sexual reduced power than before. It until 1953 was the law entirely fantasies to the point of continued its persecution of struck from the books. manifesting a tot of her other religions in the form of experiences. ostracism and excommunication. In pre-Christian Europe, While the denouncement of witchcraft was not only pagan gods as devils had little accepted but often considered a effect on those practicing any notable position. They were magic or witchcraft it did help called upon by royalty to to estaDlish the paranoid conjure the dead, fortell the atmosphere of Europe that future, interpret dreams, and would last 350 years. detect the disposition of the Some of the earliest recorded gods. accusations of witchcraft were Witchcraft was basically a made in Arras, a town in. study and application cf the northern France, about 1459. laws of nature. It is a possibility Six peasants, five women and a the initial rise of magic arose male painter, were accused by a from the ancient teachings of condemned man. the Gnostics (about 4,000 BC). One woman was tortured and The Gnostics saw evil in all said all six had met with the materialism and attempted to Devil, worshipped him, taken dissociate themselves from the part in a coven and feasts and situation 'ay returning to nature, then held orgies with him. After to contemplate the eternal all six were tortured, their things in life. confessions were reviewed by a Wicca was the Anglo-Saxon church theologian to detect any form of magic, often affronts to the church. There remembered as a prelude to the were none and the church medieval witches. They believed recommended mercy. in the gods of Hur.t and The recommendation fell on Fertility, in their rituals, a deaf ears, for on May 6, 1460. sacrifice of an animal was the group was dressed in usually made and the- blood used "uniforms of heretics" and in a ceremonial manner. It was publically burned. thought the death throes of an animal added bioelectricity to the atmosphere which added to their magical powers. The sexual rites often accomplished this too. It was the wont of Christianity to denounce other religions and their followers and labeled them sinners. The fledgling religion had little power, considering their new status as state religion for the Roman empire in 380 AD. 8 GUARDIAN February 3,1375 Many students making use of food stamps persons in the household and the Being In net income. Once in the food stamp If the welfare office does not program, a household will agree to a household's eligibility, receiv" monthly allotments of the head can demand a "fair food s^amp coupons and an ID. hearing." The local welfare card. Coupons come in office is obligated to explain the denominations of 50 cents, $2 procedures of obtaining a fair and $5 and must be purchased hearing to all food stamp according to the scale applicants, and it must also assist established by a household's the household in filing its income and population. request and preparing its case for Once food stamps are received, presentation to a hearing they should be counted and authority. endorsed promptly. If any food The hearing authority is a stamp books are lost, the local higher ranking person within the -welfare office should be welfare bureaucracy, or a panel promptly notified. of such persons. The hearing will The stamps are only good in be held at a time, date and place exchange for food products convenient to the household. grown or packaged in the United At the hearing, the applicant States. The exceptions to this may present arguments and are coffee, tea, cocoa and evidence on his own behalf.. He bananas. Imported foods, or his representative has the alcoholic beverages snd right to: examine all document" non-edible items must be paid -id r.=cords which might be used for with cash. The grocer may at the hearing, bring witnesses, require presentation of both the submit evidence to establish coupons and the ID card. •IT'S VERY SIMPLE—IF YOU'RE THIN ENOUGH TO FIT THROUGH THIS SPACE, pertinent facts and question or It is illegal to sell or give away WE FIGURE YOU'RE ELIGIBLE FOR FOOD STAMPS.' refute any testimony or food stamps and they cannot be evidence. by John Christ net monthly income allowable be able to prove thsj buy. store used to pay credit accounts. It is Once the hearing has been (CPS)—Increasing numbers of to qualify for the food stamp and prepare food sepantely also illegal to use stamps which held, the welfare office must act belong to someone else. student: have discovered thai program vary with the number from ineligible members of the within 60 days. This includes they are eligible for the US of persons in the household. The household Penalties for misuse vary notifying the head of (he Government food stamp plan limit for one is $194; for two. In most states, proof if according to the amount ol the household in writing of the coupons involved. and are taking advantage of $273; for three, $393; for four, separate mea! purchases and decision of the hearing authority Any questions about the food government largess to help (hem $500; for five, $533: for six, preparation can be satisfied by and of any rights of further stamp program can be answered on the rocky financial road of $680; for seven, $767; and for simply designating a specific review. by calling or visiting your local higher education. eight, $853. The limits are food storage place for each welfare office. The Food Stamp Act of 1961 higher for Alaska and Hawaii member of the household who is was designed to enable because of higher food costs in either ineligible for the stamps low-income households to buy those states. or who wished to declare himself more food of greater variety to Households may not possess a separate household. supplement their dieis. more than $1500 in financial Finally, the dwelling the Participants pay a small amount resources (ie money in the bank household lesides in must have of money based on household and other "liquid assets"). kitchen facilities. size and monthly income; they Excluded from this restriction How lo Apply receive food stamps ixjuivalent are: a house, one car and any The head of the household, or to a larger value which are used unlicensed vehicles, life a person designated to be the to purchase food. insurance policies, vehicles head by the other household Eligibility needed for employment, members applies for the Eligibility is determined on the income-producing real estate household To do this, tliv head basis of households: a family o. (though you must count the must go to the local weilare other group living together and income elsewhere) and other office, complete a lengthy functioning as a single economic resources such as the tools of a application form anu be unit. A single economic unit is a tradesman and farm machinery. interviewed. This process may person or group of persons who All members of the household lake a full day, so go early in the pool iSteir resources ami jointly lielwcen the ages of 18 and 65 morning ai.d be prepared to stay buy things necessary to the who are able-bodied must a while. household, such as food, to be register with their local Certain documentary evidence held and used in common by all employment office for work must be presented at the members of the household. with the following exceptions: interview to show: the ages of all For a group of students living (1) students who are enrolled at household members, where the together to apply as a least half time in recognized household resides, how many are One out of every three Marino Corps officers household, all members of the schools or training programs; (2) in the househoid, how much is in aviation. And we're looking to- more household must meet all the those who are employed at least income they have, what financial good men to join them. Men who will fly some eligibility requirements. 30 hours a week; (3) those who resources the household of the world's most exciting aircraft, as Potential applicants, even those are mentally or physically members have, and how much members of the world's finest air-ground who live together, have the handicapped and (4) mother.- ^ the househoid pays for rent, team. If ycu're in college now, look into our option of declaring themselves other members of the household medical bills, child care, utilities, PLC-Aviation program. There's no better who have to take care of individual households and education and other expenses. time-and no better way-to get started. applying for stamps separately. dependent children under )7 Loans and grants are In this case, each individual must years of age considered income, but tuition be able to prove he buys, stores Because of recent legislation and fee costs (but not book or THE MARINES ARE LOOKING and prepares all his food pasivd by the Congress and supply costs) may be deducted if FOR A FEW GOOD HEN. separately from other persons sigmd into law, students who you have receipts. You must also with whom he is living. are tax dependents of a present student IDs and fee Deductions from the household not eligible for the receipts for all student members I.oca lization: household's take home pay may stamps are also not eligible. of the household. be made as follows: 30% of your These regulations. However, After you apply, a caseworker shelter costs (rent and utility will not take effect fc.r at least wii! visit the household. You will Starting pay $9600-12,000 bills-telephones are not 60 days. Ineligible students may be notified of when to expert (over $17,400 after 5 years) considered a necessity by the still apply during that period and the caseworker, and it is at this welfare department) and the get up to three months worth of time you must prove that meals Summer- training or, . while cost of medical bills more than stamps if they fit all other are stored and prepared in school. The chancc for $10 or health insurance. eligibility requirements. separately from ineligible oi up to $2700 in financial The net income figure after If one or mors, but not all of individual household members. assistance. deductions is the basis on which the mergers of a household are If the welfare office agrees financial eligibility is ineligible because of their tax that a household is eligible to determined. status, the eligible members of participate in the program, the Cail Capt John Lowery at After these deductions have the household may still apply household is awarded stamps (513) 684-2846 been compute, the limits for for the stamps. Again, they must according to the number of February 3, 1975 GUARDIAN 9 Beckerman feels "these are good old days" fly Joan Janaucr built into progress at a cost of some entertainment world so- Here's some delightful reading Max Gerard. (Abrams, $12.50) UPI Book Critic iess than two percent of national called autobiographies, it is for animal and, especially, cat A concisi new edition of product. Beckerman's arguments possible to believe the author lovers. Despite the author's Gerard's kaleidoscopic survey of Two Cheers for the Affluent have their holes, but they are sufficiently literate to have anthropomorphic attitude, she the Spanish master's surreal art Society. A Spirited Defense of worth considering and he written it. Nor does he writes with warmth, exuberance illustrated with Parish-printed Economic Growth, by Wilfred presents them persuasively. embarrass his audience with a and good humor about the color plates and something of a Beckerman (St Martin's. $7.95) Against the Tide, by blow-by-blow history of his hazards and happiness of raising bargain as art books go these To hesr some people tell it, Lieutenant Colonel Peter B personal life. If anything he is an Indian leopard cub in an days. The text includes an these are the good old days. Peterson. (Arlington House, too reticent, but that only American household in New analysis of Dali by the artist's Their view is that t?» should try $9.95) The subtitle of this book underscores the poignancy of Delhi. Davis is the wife of a soil analyst and Dali's own aany to squelch growth to preserve is An Argument In Favor of the the tragedy of Kay Kendall, who scientist with the US musings on subjects that our way cA life as we know it. American Soldier. for two years he kept from Department of Agriculture. preoccupy him. Not that it's perfect, understand, ' Colonel Peterson believes the knowing she was dying of Dali. . Dali. . .Dali.... by just deteriorating. Their fear is American soldier in the Vietnam leukemia. that growth and progress will war was described unfairly in the only exacerbate our problems. literature published during that Dark Nantucket Moon, by Wilfred Beckerman wants to war and he lias spent six years to Jane Langton. (Harper & Row, be counted out of that group. produce this exhaustively $6.95) He has no illusions about today, research book to disprove the The tiny island off but he also has none about myths sbout today's combat Massac^ usetts' Cape Cod is the yesterday. He points to the ways soldiers. This is no easy-reading scene of this mrder mystery, and in which progress has improved polemic, but it is » deeply the island and its flora, fauna previous squalid conditions and researched look into the soldier and seal if e lends to upstage the argues that it is only through at a time when the US armed plot That's not altogether growth that we can hope for forces are undergoing a drastic unreasonable in a murder with solid improvement over today's change by returning to their an environmental twist, and the conditions. pre-Wortd War II all volunteer book is illustrated with line For example, Beckerman is a status. drawings of some of the real-life Briton and was a member of the places described. Royal Commission on Hex; An Autobiography, by The murder itself happens Environmental Pollution and as Rex Harrison, (Morrow, $7.95) during a total solar eclipse when such is well aware of pollution Rex Harrison is more wryly a young matron is killed and a problems today. But he amusing than Sexy Rexy in this poetess who had loved the compares filthy Ix>ndon of quiet story of how a well-bred victim's husband is accused of Queen Victoria's day with the boy decided to become an actor the crime. much cleaner, though still and progressed to fame, fortune Sundari. by Rocky Davis imperfect, London of today to and even Hollywood Unlike (Barre — Westover, $7.95) make his point. If there are villains in his book, they tend to be the middle-class IUD potentially dangerous to fetus individuals who are so fearful of losing what they have that they Address letters to Dr Arnold IUD is potentially hazardous. remember and I am 22 now. is situation. Sometimes a set of would restrict progress, even Werner, Box 974, East Laraing, Removal of the IUD at this time there any help (or hope) for me* early life experiences involving though restriction would Ml 48823 could result in ending the | A | Nervousness before a humiliations can gel such a exclude those more unfortunate pregnancy. performance or speech is very problem started. If the symptom than themselves from bettering The question of what to do if common and can result in 15 as discrete as you describe, it their situation. IQI I have read recent warnings one doe;; nave a Dalkon shield in sufficient changes in heart rate shouid respond to a rather While he favors growth, and to the effect that if a woman place is answered differently by and other cardiovascular straight forward program points to the exploding world becomes pregnant while using different people. My own view phenomena to jeopardize the involving some simple behavior population as one reason gross • he Dalkon shield and decides to of a sane and safe approach is to health of older people with heart modification techniques. The national products must continue continue the pregnancy, it can keep the Dalkon shield if it is conditions. To have anxiety of a idea is that if you have become to increase, he isn't blind to the be extremely dangerous, even now in place and you are having such degree that it occurs in conditioned to respond the way excesses sometimes committed fata'. This is the IUD thai was no difficulty with it. Most IUD many day to day situations is a you do, you can also be in the name of progress. recommended to me and which I problems crop up in the first few condition worthy of d e c o ri d i t i o n d . S u c ii Beekerman maintains that deconditioning makes use of am now using. months of their use, so, if you intervention. antipollution strictures can be |A| There have been serious are past this time and it is Often the anxiety is triggered verbal techniques and graded complications and even some working effectively, the odds are by fear even though the person exercises. I suggest you give a deaths when pregnancies have good that it will continue to cannot identify anything call to your counseling center or Prof sues occurred with IUDs (intrauterine work effectively. particularly threatening in the •jther menial health facility. devices) in place In terms of Contraception, like most absolute numbers there have things in life associated with been more of these with Dalkon pleasurable activities, is not free government of problems. No method is fool shield. But, there have been so proof, free of hazards, many more Daltion shields convenient at all times, and NORTH HAMPTON. Mass placed in women than other requires no thought. Then again, (CPS) Citing authority granted types of I (IDs and the total neither is living. under the newly-amended number of complications for the Freedom of Information Act, a number of lUDs in use is still so Smith College. Mass history low, it is difficult to tell whether IQI I have a rather annoying professor said he plans to sue the the cases reported merely reflect problem When I am in a government to obtain thousands the greater usage of the Dalkon nervous-waiting situation of confidential FBI file-.. shield or whether they reflect a (doctor's office, before a speech Professor Allen Weinstein, higher rate of complications. or musical performance, etc.) doing research for a series of The general recommendation my stomach growls, btnvels books dealing with the impact of is that if a woman becomes groan, and the back of my thighs the co!d war on American pregnant with the IUD. the and seat tingle. I often has* to BLOOD FOR society, has claimed he's entitled device be removed because run /or a john fast. I have (Seen to records about Alger Hiss, continued pregnancy with an like this ever since I can Whittaker Chambers and Julius YOUR CAR. and Ethel Rosenberg under the act's provisions. Weinslein charged that the FBI S10 per donation to fix it up. has unconstitutionally withheld UNTIMELY PREGNANCY? the documents from him for the We have a safe alternative. Plasma twice a week Or whole blood every 8 weeks. past five years while granting Abortions performed up to 20 weeks by Licenssd and Mon.-Sat. Free Parking access to other writers highly qualified obstetricians. No appointment needed for considered sympathetic to the FBI FREE FREGNANCY TESTING The FBI has defended its CALL ABORTION CLINIC or actions saying that release of the National Health Care Services Wood alliance documents v.ill show how it Toll Tree No 1-800-362-1452 investigated the cases and will In Cleveland 79&1900 invade the privacy of the person-, 1CS05 Chester Ave Cleve Ob involved. 10 GUARDIAN February 3,1S7E

Sigma Phi Epsilon Kappa Delta Pi Scholarships understanding values and in Peace and Conflict Program undergraduate or 12 graduate Sigma Phi Epsilon Wright State's honor making decisions about The study of peace and credits after successful fraternity is sponsoring a society in education. Kappa potential careers. In addition, war. conflict and revolution, completion of the term. dance Friday, February 14, Delta Pi, announces that the course, through the and non-violence will be Arrangements will be made to 1975. Called "Immacculatto applications for their participation of the college among the topics covered in transfer credits to the of Hearts," the dance is open scholarships can now be Deans and selected guest an intensive term-long student's own institution to all faculty, alumni, and obtained in 321 Millett. The speakers, will provide career program at the University of prior to enrollment. students. scholarship is in the amount information. Pittsburgh, beginning in the For additional information, "Roger and the Human of $100 per year. For more information, call fall of 1975. contact Dr Jerome Laulicht, Body" will play. Education majors who have Paula Compton, University Called the "Peace and Department of Sociology, or Tickets will be sold for junior standing with a grade Division, extension 693. Conflict Studies Term," the Dr Cheryl* Christensen, $2.50 per person or $4 per point average of 3.3, senior program is designed as an Department of Political couple. standing with a grade point ir.-depth learning experience Science, University of The dance starts at 9 pm. average of 3.25 or graduate for students completing Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA Beer will be sold for a standing are eligible. All u n dergraduate majors or 15260. nominal price with applicants must have News graduate study in related refreshments provided free. attended WSU for at least one areas such as international All proceeds will go to the year, full time (12 credit relations O' peace studies as Florida Trip American Heart Association. hours for undergraduate and well as those with little Celina Branch >ampus The climax of the dance 9 hours for graduates). Shorts formal preparation in these students are eligible to go on will be crowning of the king Applications must be filled fields. a trip to Florida from March and queen of hearts, chosen out and returned to the Veterans Law The program wiil be taught 21-28. from those participating clubs Kappa Delta Pi counselor in The Vietnam Era Veterans' by resident faculty members The trip includes two boat and organizations. room 321 Millett by April 1, Readjustment Act of 1974 from Pitt and several visiting trips, a Mangrove swamp 1975. The recipient will be provides for several changes faculty from universities and tour, Florida Keys snorkling. informed by letter, after the in veterans' assistance. research centers. Visiting Cypress Gardens tour, an Art Show applications have been Among these are increases in faculty will lecture on their Everglades National pork On the following Saturdays reviewed. The scholarship will education payments; a nine current work and on research tour, tranportation, food and a no' Sundays during be awarded ai the May month extension in benefits being done by others in lodging. February, the Dayton Society meeting of Kap;». Delta Pi for undergraduate work if a •related fields and will Cost of the trip is $99.99 of Palmers and Sculptors will veteran had 36 months of participate in seminar and must be in by March 1. present at their 48 liigh i arte' wareness Course entitlement; an educational discussions. Students will Limited seats are available. Street gallery a juried show of There will be a Career loan; and eligibility for have the opportunity to For more information, members' work. The gallery Awareness course in 172 vocational rehabilitation if explore their own iiarticular contact Joyce Lamm or Larry will be open to the public Millett each Tuesday, rated at less then 30 percent interests individually and in Sealschott. f» im 1-5 pm each weekend 11:15-12:30, spring quarter. disabled. More detailed group projects aid seminars Saturday & Sunday, It is a three-credit, pass/fail information can be obtained The program is open to February 1&2 course with enrollmenl by from the Veterans Affairs college and university >: Equities C'.ub Saturday & Sunday. 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Call Nancy Rouch 3 435-0784 after 6. I 30-8 after 5. months old. 878-1223. 1-30-2 277-2319. teoq February 3. 1975 GUARDIAN 11 The Rock slips by Raiders by Gordon Brown shooting .617 in the first half, good little team. We've never Owen Long, of Slippery Rock and .544 for the game, played a team like that before." State College of Pennsylvania, compared with the Raiders who Jim Hough, sophomore guard, sank a 22 foot jump shot at the shot a cool .478 from the floor. also played well in a reserve role. huzzer to negate an eight point A dejected Ross, whose team Me notched eight points from rally by the Wright State may now be out of the running the outside and said that Ross basketball squad which brought for an Nf^AA tournament bid put him in the game "to run and the Raiders back from losing 79 with these two home court shoot when I got the shots." to 71 to a 79 to 79 tie with 33 losses (Akron won Tuesday WSU plays Franklin Saturday seconds remaining, only to lose 73-70), noted, "We were just afternoon. Wednesday evening 81 to 79 on U>ng's jump out-hustled." the Raiders journey up to The Raiders' record is now 9-7 Dan Swain, who had a good Urbana College for an 8 pm with this loss Thursday evening performance off the bench with contest. Urbana is led by senior at the Physical Education ten points and sis rebounds, forward Bill Aikman. a building. The "Rock's" record is staled lhal the Rockets were "a N'orthmont high school product. 12-5 on the season. Raider Bob CI rote took game honors with 27 points. Steve Raider wrestlers win Shook, finally over a bout with the flu, in the words of WSU head coach John Ross, "an with quick pins outstanding game" with 16 by Dare Slicke! then fell the Centre man in 0:37. points and nine rebounds. Long After dropping three previous The lif.le dynamo has now- paced the Rockets with 18 matches to Colleger from the recorded eight pins in fashioning points and John Thiebnld came State of Kentucky, the Raider a 13-2 pace w i h the scaso.i only off the bench to deliver seven vircstlers regrouped last at ihe half way maik His efforts long range shots for 14 points. Wednesday evening and traveled have helped the seco. d yes r Slippery Hock head coach to the bluegrass country to pin grapplers to a 6-5 record. Cliff Wettig was naturally defeats on Northern Kentucky Taylor was amply supported pleased with Ihe victory noting. State 40-6 and Centre College with Jeff Brockert at 150 lbs, "This is as well as we've shot, 36-9 at Highland Heights. F'lc liarman at 158 lbs. Chuck except for a twelve point victory As usual the scrappy Rot Wray at 1£7 lbs and Terry Mohr over Indiana (of Pennsylvania), Taylor, led the WSU assault at 177 lbs were all double who were the NAIA runnersup from his perch in the 118 pound winners in the tri-meet. The now last season, when we shot 69 division. Taylor barely worked 6-5 squad will be home to percent (from the field! " The up a sweat as he lathered his Hanover on Wednesday at 7:30 Slick llick Martin Rockets were hot Thursday. NKS foe with a pin in 0:54 and pm in the PE building. Raider Martin injects team with enthusiasm by Dave Slickel a season high for the former Cincinnati All-Stars but the perform in the Classic and came while averaging 10.9 points. "! Almost everyday the students Middletown high standout that efforts failed to draw recruiters knocking at his door to join think the biggest adjustment and faculty can notice a 5 foot raised his scoring average to 11.2 his way because of his small Wright State's new basketball tocollege ball is the learning of 10 figure walking to class points per game and helped the stature for college ball. program. Martin played in ,'!2 zone defenses," said Slick through the quadrangle into Raiders to a decisive 90-76 Coach Ross saw Martin games his freshperson season Millet! hall Upon the back of licking over the Norsemen. this mystery person is a WSU "Coach Ross turned us loose letter jacket with ari emblem of and I love the running game," a life size basketball. Inscribed in Martin continued, "Our the middle of the round ball is rebounding has been so poor JOB HUNTING? the word "Slick." that we couldn't run this year as To any loyal Raider fan the in the past seasons. So we appearance of this single word slowed the tempo down and can only designate the presence played a conservative game Learn how to get one! of Rick Martin. A continual which hampers my scoring motion of excitement follows ability." this Raider co-captain. He is The conservative tactics hav< filled with intense enthusiasm also placed Martin behind his that po'SrsK'S great influence pre season goal of averaging 15 Come to the Placement upon his fellow teammates. points a game "I'm not worried "It is only my duty as a about that as long as we win co-captain to keep the guys games and ge". into the NCAA together and to inject a little fun tournament. When we play the workshops. in there every once in awhile," deliberate offense, I feel it is my said Martin. The WSU coaching job to make sure that the staff has honored Martin with pattern is set up and to become the "Raider" award which the playmaker," said Martin. exemplifies hustle and desire for After his senior high school RoGm D48 U C the past two seasons. season he ".as invited to play in Last Wednesday, the junior the Midwest Ail-American classic Tues. Feb 4 broke loose for 22 points against at Hara arena. The Raider won Northern Kentucky State, it was the MVP in the Dayton versus Resume and letter writing Abortion Information Service 10-11 am or 5-6 pm VERY CLOSE TO AREA Interview and job hunting techniques

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Where now press and live anonymously on profession an engineer. street away from the Kremlin cpartment overlooking the is Nikolai Bulganin, straight man their pensions. He retired in 1968 and now is wall where he has lived since Moscow river and the Gorky to Nikita Khrushchev's top Mikoyan is entering his 80th seen occasionally in Moscow, anybody could remember amusement park. banana in the "B and K" year. His ability always to back where he lives in an apartment Khrushchev apparently liked Apparently he still lives there, roadshows of the late 1950s? Is the right horse ensured him an on his "unpersons" pension of Bulganin and let him dawdle on Vyacheslav Molotov still around now 81 and unrepentant. honored old age. $390 a month. as premier for a year after the to growl "Nyet"? What Shortly after his fall, a UPI Most westerners remember Malenkov was stripped of his "coup" bid, then sent him happened to Laz&r Kaganovirh? correspondent met him on the him as the Groucho Marx of the party membership—which has a packing to the Caucasus to be Anastas Mikoyan? street and questioned him. Marxist system with rampant significant effect on pension chairer of a local economic According to the latest moustach and hooked nose, but "Look here," said Kaganovich rights—as were Molotov, council. information available here, they coldly." 1 am a Communist and there has not been much to Kaganovich. and Bulganin. his But the courtly Bulganin of are all alive and mostly well and laugh about in his life. if you think I'm going to give partners in the "coup" attempts. leonine white hair and goatee living in the Soviet Union. "Stalin held us in his hand," you anything for your bourgeois It could be, however, that beard—a secret po lie-man in In their 80s or nearing them, he once said. "Only one escape paper, you're mistaken." Molotov, at 84 the oldest of the early Bolshevik days-lasted only the five are among the few was left to us—suicide. At the So saying, he walked off to his Old Guard and conceivably the a year. He retired in 1959 to a remaining members of the end of Stalin's life, I was about place in history. toughest of them all, is edging government-furnished dacha Holshevik Old Guard, survivors to be executed." back into favor, since he was near Moscow and the usual of the survivors. This shrewd Armenian was at mentioned favorably recently in pension. Cow burps They came unscathed, though Khrushchev's side when the an esoteric party publication. He was seen chatting happily in some cases only just, through Soviety leader survived a power Molotov represented Russia to with Khrushchev at a Kremlin the last days of c/arism. two play in 1957. When Khrushchev the outside world for 30 yjars New Year party in 1964, but beneficial world wars, the revolution, the fell in 1964, Mikoyan stayed. and John Foster Dulles once civil war. the purges of the 20s, Today he appears *t the described him as "the ablest then dropped out of sight. from Conservation News 30s and 40s and Stalin's occasional Kremlin reception, ais foreigh minister of our time." Western Kremlin-watchers AUSTIN, Texas- murderous late-life paranoia. object of reverent awe. He still Khrushchev, perhaps in believe he is still alive, now 80. Investigators for the Texas Most of their revolutionary has a government office and sardonic reference to his for otherwise some reference, Highway commission claim comrades are long dead, many reportedly p>;ts in a few hours a diplomatic skills, banished however oblique, would have that a cow burp has valuable a bullet in the brain, as Molotov day advising on the economy. Molotov to the post of been msde to his death. energy potential. For and Kaganovich particularly Malenkov, youngest of the Old ambassador to MonjoKs. Then Kaganovich was known as "tlie whatever reason, a have reason to know. Guard at 73, was Stalin's heir, he spent a year occupying (he iron commisar," a rough-house department publication These two have written their which was natural considering he Soviet seal at the international Jewish peasant who rose to announced that the nation's memoirs. There is no sign of had been his private secretary, Atomic Energy agency in become Stalin's political cows belch an estimated SO their being published. alter ego, hatchet man and Vienna. muscleman. purge-enforcer »nd million tons of hydrocarbons All five at one time stood at drinking partner. But the wily But it all ended one gray day Mr Fix-it. Even the execution of into the air annually. the pinnacle of power atop the Khrushchev out-maneuvered in 1961 when the little man with two of his brothers during the Reportedly, 10 cows burp the tough, tightly knit group of him. When Malenkov led the the toothbrush moustache, repression of the 30s failed to enough gas in a year t*j satisfy hard-eyed men who rule the famed "antiparly group" in pince-nez and mirthless smile shift his loyalties. thf annual spwe heating, Soviet Ur.ion. Ail but Mikoyan counterattack, he quickly found took a train back to Moscow and Khrushchev bounced water heating and cooking left office in disgrace, demoted himself director of a entered retirement with the wife Kaganovich from first deputy requirements for a small to jobs of-for them- hydroelectric plant in Stalin once exiled to Siberia. premier to manager of a cement house.

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