Wright State University CORE Scholar The Guardian Student Newspaper Student Activities 2-3-1975 The Guardian, February 3, 1975 Wright State University Student Body Follow this and additional works at: https://corescholar.libraries.wright.edu/guardian Part of the Mass Communication Commons Repository Citation Wright State University Student Body (1975). The Guardian, February 3, 1975. : Wright State University. This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Activities at CORE Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Guardian Student Newspaper by an authorized administrator of CORE Scholar. For more information, please contact [email protected]. February 3. 1975 Vol 11 Issue 32 Wright State l llircrsity 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.