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Vol. 42, No. 8 Edgecliff College Friday, February 18, 1977 Tuition Increase Announced For Next School Year
by Cynthia Shepherd 'We are reluctant about making the forced to raise their tuition. Xavier's INSTRUCTIONAL EXPENDITURES Up 9.41/t Sister Margaret Anne Molitor, increase, but we simply could find no coat per credit hour will still be higher Presrdent of Edgecliff College, an other way to make up the difference,'' than Edgecliff's by $2.tYJ per credit AUXILIARY SERVICES Up 12.11/t nounced that it haa become stated Slater Margaret Anne. She hour. (lncludff Sulllv•n H•ll, H•rrllOli H811, r necessary to lncreaae tuition by went on to uy that it doesn't make up Sister Margaret Anne feels that the Bookatore, Food Service) about 104MI. The Board of Trustees the total difference, but it will help. lncreeae in tuition will affect many ha approved an incl'98H from One example of an increaae in coat students, and mayforcesometoseek $56.00 per credit hour to $63.00, faced by the College is that of the other colleges. She encourages ADMINISTRATIVE Upl.7% effective with the first semester of the heat, light and power bill. The coat for students to talk to Sister Marcia Ken 1977-78 academic year. Fanuary, 1976 was $11,903.00, ning in the financial aid office about GENERAL INSTITUTIONAL EXPENSES I. It was also announced that the whereas the cost for these same aid for next year. Adjustments will be S.l•ry •nd w•o" Up l'lo room rates for dorm students will go Items for January, 1977 was $22,- made for those students who have Telephone coats Up 25% up by $25.00 per semester, and board 675.00. There was a 90.54111 increase. already sent in their applications for Hffl, llght, power Up35% ,by $20.00. The raise ia necessary to Edgecliff College la not alone In the the 1977-1978 school year. lnaur•nce Up 11% make up the deficit, and also to increase. Xavier University and Un If anyone has any questions, they Upk"p guarantee .the first rate education iversity of Cincinnati also announced should feel free to contact Sister Mafnteunc:e I Up 11'1. offered at Edgecliff. that because of inflation, th9y are Margaret Anne In her office. T••• 1 .Beneflta (employ"') Up 11.9"' BOOKS FOR LIBRARY Up 21.41/t
STUDENT SERVICES Up 10,3% (lncludff reglatrar, dMn of atudenta, cempua mlnlater, •dmlaalona, fln8"C181 •Id, he•llh Gwen Conley's ... Feelings Mnlcn, counMHng, llbniry) OVERALL BUDGET INCREASE Up 11.11/t
Richard and Willie and six young men call The Lockers who provided some fance and creative footwork while News In B.rief performing their new dance entitled "Trilogy". Financial Aid Some of the songs performed by Fashion Show Ma. Conley were: "Y.ou Make Me Feel Available To Be Held Like Dancing", Stevfe Wonder's "Sir The Ohio Assembly is now con Duke'', and her traditional finale, The Edgecliff Alumni Association sidering raising the income level to "Feelings". is sponsoring its annual fashion show $20,000. Watch for more on that. Ms. Conley wants the audience to and luncheon at Beverly Hills Supper know she appreciated them and said, Club on Saturday, February 26 for the The Basic Educational Opportuni "the person on stage needs to feel the benefit of the scholarship fund. Last ty Grant (BEOG) has a special provi kind of sincerity and generosity that year this event netted $2700.00 sion. Any unreimbursed tuition and was displayed at Edgecliff." Edgecliff Faculty,.....and students are fees for children in grade school and welcome to attend. Please call the high school can be included as This production is an extension of Alumni Office, Ext. 214, for further in parents' expenses. Ms. Conley's local once-a-month, formation. Cost of the tickets is $7 .50 half hour musical, which she's been The following Edgecliff students Be sure that you pick up all infor doing for one year. Some of her more have graciously volunteered to assist mation for financial aid. Even if you prominent guests in the past have in on the day of the show: Ann Gebauer, didn't receive any aid this year, refile. cluded : Jow Morgan of the Red 's, Bil Diana Baker, Laura Schamore, Katie Each year the cost of living ris11s and ly Dee Williams and Dee Dee Warwick Stevenson , Linda Muenchen, Lecia (Dionne's sister). each individual application is con sidered. Paras, Sally Richert, Diane Sparks, Lorene Townsend, Lisa Frey, Eileen Ms. Conley recorded an album last Condit, Katie Free. year titled the "Many Faces of Gwen Also. . .Supplemental requests for Conley". This spring she hoi)es for a reconsideration of application are successful album with a possible "big available. Certain conditions (loss of High School label". Ms. Conley plans on having parents' job. etc.) may now make you some of her original work on the new eligible. Visitation album. She has made several appearances with the Pops For more information, see Sr. If there are any students who wish Orchestra, the full Cincinnati Marica Kenning in the Financial Aids to visit various high schools on Symphony and with Doc Sevrensin office. college-day or college-night, please for a Proctor & Gamble benefit. contact th e admissions office. Ms. Conley appeared as Bonnie in Job Placement the Stagecrafter's Production of For Seniors Summer In Spain "Applause, Applause" last year, and would like to do more Community Seniors: It may not seem possible Each year during the summer, a Theatre, if she had the time. Currently but graduation will be upon you soon. program is ottered to students to Gwen Conley, star of Bob Braun's 50-50 Club, and her own show, FMllnga, she is receiving dance instructions Time to start preparation for job hun travel and study in Spain. made a special taping In lhe Edgec:lltt-Corbett Theatre. The audience mainly from Pat Parker, a regular on ting. I will be happy to help with Last summer 126 students from 35 consisted of Edgecllff students. Edgecliff's stage. writing resumes. interviewing and states departed from Kennedy Air Ms. Conley has been In the inter letters of application. J. Coughlan, port and flew to Barcelona. nationally distributed Las Vegas Star Placement - located next to The group was lodged in Univer by P99 O'Mlllley magazine four times and hopes to Finan iial Aid. sidad Laboral de Tarragona, on the "Cut, technical problems, do it Edgeclitt's facilities. Ms. Conley appear there as a headliner or opener Mediterranean coast where they lived again, places, ready-." These were found she liked the intimate at and attended classes. The University · the phrases echoing in Edgecliff mosphere at Edgecliff's newly refur soon. H~ir manager, Merle Howard, King Island had its own private beach, tennis and Corbett Theatre on Wednesday, bished theatre. She discovered It was out of Vegas, has a contract for her to Holds Auditions basketball courts. February 2 during a very special tap available, thought it ideal and decid play London when he deems it feasi Courses ranged from Elementary ing of "Feelings", starring Gwen Con- ed it was a great place for her show. ble. KINGS MILLS, OHIO - Kings Spanish to Literature and Culture. ley. . Island family entertainment center Ms. Conley has been a Cincinnati The production crew arrived on Ms. Conley, A Leo for Astrology will audition for live shows per As part of the program, a trip was television celebrity for six years as a Monday, January 31 and rehearsals buffs, plays tennis, does snow skiing, formers and technicians from 12-8 taken to Madrid, and such famous regular vocalist on the Bob Braun began, work seemed endless but by has taken flying lessons and plans to p.m. February 26 and 27 in the new cities as Toledo, Avila, Segovia, and Show (ch. 5, 12 noon). WLWT and its Wednesday at 7 p.m. the audience resume them. Mostly, she "loves American Heritage Music Hall, ·.next the historical Valle de los Caidos. In parent company, Multimedia Broad was seated and ready for the final tap travelling" and has recently been to to the front gate. Madrid they visited the Museo del casting of Ohio co-produced the ing of the Gwen Conley show, Hawaii, the British West Indies, Debbie Denise, Live Shows Direc Prado, Palacio Real , Fabrics de hour long musical variety pilot. The "Feelings". Ms. Conley and her Montego Bay, Mexico, and she often tor, announced there are more than Tapices, Plaza Mayor etc. finished product was presented at a guests worked relentlessly through takes business trips to Las Vegas. 170 positions open at the park for the Students found that they tiad also convention of television producers the seven hours of taping and the Gwen Conley suggested there is a 1977 season. more than enough time to do, see, and executives on February 12 for audience was kept in good spirits by big chance Edgecliff will be used for ThJl scheduled auditions are for in and learn whatever they chose. possible national syndication, at a local announcer and WSAl-FM disc future tapings because she loved the dividual performers only, and accom theatre and the sudience. Whatever Plans are already in progress for later, undetermined date. jock, Chuck Diamond. panists will be provided. Musical the 13th Summer Program in Spain After Multimedia realized a need Ms. Conley's guest stars included direction Ms. Conley's career takes in groups are requested to send a tape the future, she promised she wouldn't 1977. All persons interested should for Black programming and decided singer Clifton Davis, who excited the to: Kings Productions, Live Shows write to Dr A. Doreste, Augustans Ms. Conley would be a good talent to predominantly female audience, Cin forget us here at Edgecliff, and I'm Department, 1906 Highland Avenue, sure the people who watched the College, Rock Island, Il l. 61201 as break into the market, possible cinnati Red 's World Champion Cincinnati, Oh io 45219. Technicians soon as possible. locations were discussed. She con catcher Johnny Bench , the filming won't forget her too soon should send a res ume to the same ad either. Space is very limited. tacted Barbara Kay and asked about humorous ventriloquist act of dress. February 18, 1977 Edgecliff New1 Freedom For All - Crossword Puzzle
ACROSS 46 Container 48 Underground Even Larry Flyn~ 1 In the workers course of 50 In-between 5 Matted cot by Cynthia Shepherd meals ton sheets 51 Groupol Congress may not. . .pass laws that limit freedom 10Sulk footballers 14 Mentally 52 Musical of religion, speech, the press, the right of the peopfe healthy to assemble and the right to petition." group 1 5 Blockhead 55 Render unlit 16 Racetrack 59 Mandatory 1 7 Slight col- 61 Went on foot oration 62 Buttress Just recently, Larry Flynt,· owner and publisher of 18 Army of 63 Hindu "Hustler" magazine was found guilty on two different ficers queen 20 Not well 64 Oath ex counts - one being pandering obscenity. protected I do not feel that Flynt was the only one on trial, but the pressing 22Winecask surprise main issue, (a moral one?) had much to do with personal 23Wine 65 British car freedom. I am talking about freedom of the press as well as 24 Grain pro bine cessing 66 Ending with freedom of choice. plant Who has the right to say that Flynt is wrong for gag and 25 Tomato gano publishing his magazine? What about all the other product 67 Say "No" magazines on the market? Will their owners also have to 28 Lacking go on trial? · identity DOWN 32 "Much -- According to Flynt, to publish and distribute his About 1 Piedmont magazine, is his own personal freedom. Every adult has Nothing" city the right, the freedom not to buy any magazine, as well as 33 ----- down : 2 Principal the right to buy it. Stopped 3 Motels of talking yore 35 Begin work 4 Restrains Var . 26 As peaceful 52 Drinks In essence, the Constitution says: ··congress may not ing: 2 beams through 11 In aurplus as - ---- 37 Untidy per delicately set up an official church or pass laws that limit freedom of words fear 12 Fr. oy!' er 27 Quinine 53 Give off 36 Offspring 5 Tooth son religion , speech, the press, the right of the people to farm water 39 Those pro 54 Graf ----: 38 Furniture 6 Regard with 1 3 Otherwise . 28 High body Ger. battle assemble and the right to petition." piece paaed esteem 19 McKinley's tem 4 2 Scornful ex .ship 40 Pertaining 7 Record the Ohio perature 55 Have dinner to two pression In other words, the govemment does not have the right speed birthplace 29 Composition 44 ----Foch 56 Press 41 Sins 8 Footballer 21 Clever ac- 30 Split-level emphatically to il'}ferfere with Flynt's right to publish his magazine. No 43 Defective 47 Gengl\is --- Harmon complish house Khan 5 7 Horse color one can limit his own personal freedom or anyones' per product: 9 ------met t feature 58 Rotary cur Slang electricity followers sonal choices. 24 Feminine ti 31 Does cob- 49Snared rent 45 Gambler's 1 O Displayed tle bling work 60 E. Indian cube garments: 51 Lifting / 25 Inspected 34 Heavy device fabric Edgecljff Not Alone In Energy. Crisis \ By Pamela Doughman Since the beginning of the second covered parking lots and streets ill" The senator requested that the semester the eastern and midwestern the area. In spite of the 31 inches of Department of the Interior should in sectors of the United States has been snow and a total of 21 days below 32 vestigate the gas companies for suffering from a bitter cold spell that degrees since January 1 up to possible holding back actions. It Life ·- A Big Ripoff has brol(en long established records. February 8, we have only missed a seems that again the American peo As a result, there has been an un total of seven days. A small loss com ple are at the mercy of the big cof usually large amount of consumption pared to the number of days missed porations who control our very e.x of the nation's supply of natural gas in by those who did not have another istence with dollar bills as the dirlf<; by Jc "J Fernandez the affected areas. source of heat. , tive. But with the help of good public Like the rest ot the areas, Cincin The area school systems have been servants our fate will be spared such something constantly dripping but nati has been forced to alter its nor forced to close,_double-up and result abuse. • life is full of ·so many little ripoffs. the direction is all wrong. That mal activities because of the curtail to homestudy plans inorder to comp For instance: laborer must laugh all day at the ment of gas and slow river traffic. The ly with the regulations imposed by Ladies, when was the last time you thought of my scrubbing to get it off. Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co., on CG&E. Residents have been re ·Js8d a bottle of nail polish all the way My brother used to work for GM and January 27, was forced to cut off gas quested to lower thermostates f>y the .o the bottom? he told me it was common to put a bell to 406 large non-domestic customers gas company and by President Or how about that bag of sterile or a screw tinder the dash or in a door and 16,000 small, non-domestic Carter': The week of January 31 add plant dirt that produced a couple of panel to drive an owner nuts. They customers and the curtailment will be ed 41 ,713 to lines of the Ohio Un ' .. 'I n l<;l>1 :I l c; N 3 .l s .1ealthy weeds next to your spider even enclosed their calling card just i mposed through March 31 employment Office due to the energy 0' ~ 3 l 3 N 'I l:I l:I 3 I d plant? in case the owner licked out and regardless of the weather conditions. crisis. Meanwhile normacy is being In l:I .l I .l .., l:I 3 d HI ' What about the fitted sheets that found the offending noise. :;i:11 3 " Many men, women and children will established here on carnpus as the n .l V N 3 0 .l 3 .ls 3 s don't quite fit after the first washing? And then there's the guy who puts ::IN I , SIV 3 .l continue to work and study in chilly chilly classrooms, offices and dorm And then there's the can of paint those metal pourers on the sides of s l:I ::IN N 'I ) 3 0 l:I~ you bu ildings unless they are among rooms are beginning to thaw from the 3 I O• 'NI~ 0 w "j , s, l . I\ 3 that doesn't match when touch boxes. The directions say to gently those whose places of business or warming temperatures and the bright .., up a nick two weeks later. pull the outside wrapper off but it's , no NIV " 110 SN :> s sc hools have gound alternative sunshine. 0 .l .l 3 d 0"' Here on campus you buy a book in glued to the pourer. Off comes the sources of energy. All is not well yetfor we never know s s 3, s~3).., ~~ ns l 'I ) the bookstore and the next day your wrapper AND the pourer... which can " d But the Edgecliff community has what to expect from the tickled skies , , I w 3 s 0 l:I best friend says she has a used copy; never be put back to stay; it usually not escaped nor has it suffered any surrounding the Queen City. Wh ile 3) l:I 3 I .l 3 l:I n J 3 s N I but the bookstore won't take back the falls into the box. great losses. We have sivered in we are sitting it out, Sen . Howard s l:I 30 NV WW OJ l N I l new book without a class drop slip. Here's another pet peeve for you , .., l 0 I 0 I l N 'I IS minus 25 degrees below zero as we Metzenbaum is charging that large " 0 We also find a total of twelve vending ladies. You spend four to seven 3 d .l v 9 0 I w 'I struggled into the snow and ice amounts of gas are being withheld. ow s .l machines, a copy machine and an an dollars for a bra and as much as a tiquated typewriter - all requiring ex dollar for panties; and then neither of act change and signs in the Garden these articles can hold up with Room and the bookstore saying no usuage of the washer or the dryer. change without purchase! If any on you have more of these There are also practical jokers in pet peeves to share with our readers, Slacks, Casual Attire Allowed on Trlal Basis our manufacturing plants. Personal let me know about them and I'll have ly, I think the guy who made by another stab at this. After all, we bathtub put yellow streaks on the bot might as well laugh now about them tom leading from the back of the tub because letters of protest and anger The following article appeared in the October 29, 1969 issue of to the faucets. It looks just like haven't done much to change things. Edgecliff's newspaper. Although Edgeoliff may seem conservative compared to other colleges, we 've come ~ long way in 8 years.
Dress slacks and other casual attire chanye in the dress code for the are now recognized as appropriate cafeteria," explained Suzie Kautz-. EDGECLIFF NEWS dress for classroom wear, on a one man, Resident House Council presi month trial basis. i;lent. Junior class officers initiated the The new dress code permits The Edgecliff is pubUahed bl-monthly by the 1tudent1 of Edgecliff College. Opinions proposal which was passed un students to wear slacks to classes; expreaaed In the newspaper do not nec-rliy reflect thoae of the college. All 18!f•ra to the Editor muat be algned, but the name may be withheld upon requeat. animously be the Faculty Senate and resident students to wear slacks The Ed1tor1 have rMerved the right to condense or reject any lettera and limit frequent approved by the Administrative Monday through Saturday also to wrltera. Council. meals, but not at all on Sunday. The Edgecliff office is located In room 12 of the Administration Building - phone The Senate believes that "the Sweat shirts, I-shirts, jeans, and 961-3770, extension #223. determination of appropriate dress other "grubbies" are not considered should be the individual decision of appropriate attire under the new the student. Furthermore, we believe code. that this proposal is in accordance Suzie thinks that "the change in with the stated aims of the college: dress code gives the students further Editor ...... Cynthia Shepherd Feature Editor ...... Nancy Goldberg that the student 'must be essentially opportunity to prove themselves as Director of Public Relations ...... Tina Feigner responsible for cultivating her own responsible adults by their individual Advertising Editor ...... Pam Doughman intellectual powers of critical judge expression of what they feel is ap Columnist ...... Katy Free, Syrinds Kaplan , Kurt W. Junker ment, and for growing in the ability to propriate dress. Also, this is Contributing Reporters ...... Gail Smith, Joy Fernandez, Pam Doughman, inquire freely and openly into the 'homeaway-from-home' for the dorm Gail Phool. Denny Thomas, Peg O'Malley pressing issues of our day.'" students. It was felt that dress should Advisor ...... Mary Jo Nead ""9a.dm .. __. • • • • • • U .,_·n U.. .,.,.,.. "It was the dorm students be accordingly.'' themselves who first proposed the February 18, 1977 Page 3 Tired of Winter?-:- Return To 1910
by Nancy Goldberg dresses they wore bac k in the turn-of I have recently had the desire to go the-century. You have to admit, those back in time to the turn-of-the long skirts and petticoats would be .Gayle Simpson - Memories At EC century. Thanks to the snow and the pretty warm when it's 25 below out energy crisis, 1910 may bea lot closer side. than I realized. But with my luck, I'd probably trip by Gall Smith In 1910, when the spring came, over those long skirts and disappear Gayle Simpson, one of the five people brought their autos out of hAhind a snow drift. security guards, comes to Edgecliff, closed garages, polished and shined from Lexington, Kentucky where he them, and went for drives. But . was bom and raised. sometimes, the auto· got stuck in a Star Trek Quiz He first started as a handy man, and ditch or a mudhole. People who dis By Syrlnda Kaplan in less than six months, the staff dis liked the "horseless carriage" wi:>uld covered that Gayle had talents in yell "Get a horse!" to the unfortunate The cold weather and snow hasn't cooking and serving parties. He was soul trying to push his car out of the taken S.T. off the market. It is now in then asked to be main Maltre-d ditch. Today people have been get its eleventh year of reruns and is still (cook) which he remembfJrs as being ting stuck in the snow. I work in a one of the most popular shows on TV. a lot of fun. Gayle also remembers the grocery store and a girl came in dur Some of its audience wasn't alive numerous people he met and became ing one of those ever-popular snow when the show was on the air in the friends with during the seventeen storms. She only bought one t.v. mid-sixties. years he worked as main Maltre-d dinner. 1. In the episode "The Apple," what and serving parties and weddings for Her car got stuck in the parking lot. was the stardate of the adventure? some of Edgecllff's students' parents. She called her father to ask him if 2. In the episode "Arena," Kirk's dou He stated that It was "an honor to he would come and pick her up. He ble is played by whom? have a student wal~ up to him and say answered her the same way the peo 3 .. In the episode "Galileo 7" Lt. Boma 'you served my parents wedding or ple who disliked autos 67 years ago · is played by whom? party.'" . would have. 4. In the episode "Shoreleave," Gayle's other interests Include be He told her to "Get a horse!" Oliver McGowan played what man for eight years and now works as Today everyone complains about part? . a security guard In which he calls his the weather. They say they have 5. In the episode "Tomorrow is • "latest creation." nothing to do because they can't get Yesterday," what 20th century As Gayle grew up in Lexington, he out of the house. But in 1910, Earth military base is involved? developed an interest In basketball, everyone sang songs around the 6. In the episode "Space Seed" what but could not play because he was piano like "Come Away With Me is the name of the 'sleeper ship' too small. However he started the Lucille in My Merry Oldsmobile." which housed Kahn and his fellow men's basketball team (Pioneer), Our "Merry Oldsmobile" won't men? here at Edgecliff seven years ago. He even go up our icy, snowy street. 7. In the episode "This Side of now acts as third coach. Back in the good old days, brave Paradise," what is the name of the Gayle's other Interest include be souls were going ice-skating and sled planet where the colonists were ing a member of the Cincinnati Gayle Simpson takes a break from his bu·ay schedule. riding. exposed to Berthold Rays? Stingers Booster Club. He likes being And if they were ice-skating on the 8. In the episode "Errand of Mercy" a member of the club because of the Ohio River, they were probably chas what is the name of the Klingon "joy and excitement" he gets out of ed away, just like today. commander? meeting new people and talking to Because of the energy crisis, peo 9. In the episode "Mirror, Mirror," the players on the hockey team . ple are talking about using their what is the full name of the alter When asked about. the changes fireplaces and switching to coal or oil. nate starship? that have taken place here at I have a friend who wants to get a 10. In the episode " Assignment Edgecliff, Gayle noted one major The Communique wood-burning stove. Imagine, going Earth," what is the name of Gary change is that of the students ttlen back in time and cooking fudge and Seven's alien partner? and now. He said that, "the students Need a mid-week break from all of It's never too late! The volleyball tour- home-made bread on a wood then were more conservative In the trials and tribulations of a busy nament is alive and doing great as burning stove! (ieo a4i) s1s1 · o~ asµdJal troverts, who mostly stuck to strict Edgecliff class schedule? How about Harrison Hall gym every Sunday Well, if I'm going to "get a horse," -u3 ·s·s·1·e Jo>1 ·e 111 nao u0Jo1wo studies, and the students now are a nice, calm and intimate place with a evening from 6:30 - 9:00. ice skate ~n the Ohio, and get a · L .
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UC Theatre Presents: "The Devils"
University of Cincinnati Theater dier's accuier was one Sister Jeanne and Mummers Guild will present four . of the Angels - a disfigured woman performances of "!he Devils," in an whose quest for love and God led her environmental setting on the stage of into the situation which brought Wilson Auditorium on UC's Clifton about Grandier's persecution and Campus February 18 and 19, 1977. death. Poetry... Prose John Whiting's play "The Devils" is Directed by Jean-Louis Baldet, When You Comin' Back, an examination of the origin of good "The Devils" brings together actors and evil and the exploitation of an in and audience in an environmental dividual by two powerful institutions space on the Wilson . Stage, -where "AN OUT FIT YOU IAY?" Red ~yder? At Playhouse of medieval society: the Church and audience will serve as witneu to an brJenW...... the State. "The Devils" ls baaed on the event. . Back: "Once I uw thl1 outfit." book by Aldous Huxley, "The Devils The performance dates are: Friday Forth: "I uw •n out and out Ill too. In fact, Iha - February 18, 5:00 p.m. and 9:30 be