l - J l ____ ■»- ! ------La-. r»----im k m is J m I.U. approves moil n i uravvi my rtt ochoomi fee hike by JeEBteM eysn Sharp The board approved a per credit The Indiana University Board of hour rate far students enrolled at the Trustee* approved a II per cent Bloomington campus. Previously, increaae ta student fete for under these students paid a Oat sum of $3S1 graduate Indiana reaidenta at IUPUI for 13 to 17 credit hours. at Ita masting Friday, June 17 in Undergraduate Indiana resident students will now pay 117 per credit The current fee of H I per credit hour. Bloomington graduate students hour will be raiaed to 133 per credit who are residents win pay $3$ per hoar effective the 1877 7* academic credit hour. This Is an increase of 11 year. per cent far graduate students. Reoldent graduate atudenta at Fees for the academic year 1V70-70 IUPUI feeo were raiaed hem CM per w ere not approved by the board at the credit hour to H t an increaae of S3 recommendation of Ryan Ryan said percent tha 1173-79 fees should not be The largeet increaaee came in the approved became the current fee feee aaaeaaed graduate, non-reeident increatee are beaed on the assump atudenta. The per credit hour fee van tion of future student enrollment, $63 and will be raiaed to 171, an revenue generated from student fees increaoeof 37percent. and the ratio of inflation Before the board granted approval In other board action, approval was for the fee increaaee, there was much granted for the purchase of property discussion about the amount of • t $10413 W. North St (Tabernacle increaae especially for graduate and Baptist Church) for $30,000 professional fees and bow these A two-year lease for the property at increases differed from the increaaee the School of Physical Education, 1010 for undergradualee at IU PU I. W. 04th St , was approved at an According to I.U. President John W annual rent of $39,360. The new lease Ryan, the greater Increaaee on gradu has the option for renewal for an ate and professional fees is an effort additional tw o years. to equalise the feea between the The IUPUI Columbus Center was Indianapolis and Bloomington granted permission for a two-year lease of Its rented facilities at Bakalar ^NeartyV** million was allocated to Air Force Base with the city's Board the IUPUI campus. According to Dr. of Aviation. Rent is $80,000 per year. Glenn W. Irwin, Vice President at A five per cent Increase in the IUPUI, the Indiana General housins rates for slnale rooms in Assembly said $30,087 should be Ball Residence and the Union raised In health programs and Building was approved Apartment $770,M by non-health program s to rates in the Union Building and the help support the minimum budget as Warthin Apartments will be increased approved for the university. approxim ately four per cent.
KSmakech. Jennette weak Student presidents address board tional studenU are not,” said ponaibiiity" for student fee increases Jennette said the 13 2 per cent stu Komakech. when he addressed the board. dent fee increase for Bloomington stu Citing a 30 per cent increase in I.U. denU was avoidable and should not be What Komakech requested of the President John W Ryan's salary and demanded of the studenU board was ■ "time limit to bow long a 31 per cent increase in Executive an international student can b e ta the "If this university, and others Vice President W George PimeU’s state in order to pay fees com parable across the state presented a m ore res salary as examples of irresponsibil to the reoident students sad far the ponsible fiscal im age to the Indiana ity. Jennette faulted the board for not board to encourage the enrollment of General Aaaembly, perhaps studenU’ holding down administrative salaries International students, especially feeo would not have to be raised to ■ reasonable level. from poor countries for the sake of Perhaps higher education would The $144,000 expenditure from state progress and the name of the school." return to a position of respect within appropriations for repairs of Bryan the legislature, and stole funds would The board did not respond to House (the residence of I.U. presi once again be used more liberally for Kom akech's requests d en t!) after the public was toid do education then they are for road I.U.-Bloomington Student Associa state funds would be taed for the reno repair, "saidJennette tion President, Steve Jennette blamed vation was another example of irres- the university's image of "fiscal irres ponsiblity according to Jennette. The board did not respond
Report due Jan. 15 Barrett chairs PE study committee
8. Sue Barrett, assistant professor w ill study the organisation of both professor of business administration, of physical education at IUPUI, has schools and the programs offered by I.U -Bloomington each, and will recommend ways in Committee members from IUPUI tee to study the relationships between which the cooperative effort* can are M ary M Kim ball, instructor in the School of Health, Physics! Educa dance; Edward G Moore, executive enhance the program s for studenU in tk o and Recreation in Bloomington vice-chancellor; Steve Ritter, presi both schools Ryan requested the and the School of Physical Education. dent of student organisation in the committee report 1U findings to him IUPUI. School of Physical Education. Doris by January IS, 197$. Stewart, president of the School of According to Indiana University Physical Education Alumni President John W. Ryan, who Serving as vice-chairperson of the Association; Hugh A WoU, associate appointed the committee, members committee is Jack R. Wentworth, dean for the School of Education
.. ______11______i ------■ 2 Sagam ore June 22,1IT? IUPUI News Kellum named as PE acting dean
For ladies: by Jo E lies M eyer* Sharp during her short tenure as dean and tion fraternity headquartered at Uniforms, sm ocks, lab coats, P Nicholas Kellum. Associate previously as the school's director. It Indianapolis which was founded at the duty shoes and other Profeasor and Assistant Dean of the Is a tough act to follow. School of Physical Education in UU . School of Physical Education. IU PU I, “ 1 realise I will be limited in what I accessories has been named as acting dean of the can do because I am only the acting For men: school, in action by the I U Board of dean but I intend to do the beat job Professional jackets, white Trustees at IU meeting in Indi possible," said Kellum. ana oolis Friday June 17 Concerning the committee pants, lab coats and duty Kellum. who joined the faculty In appointed to study a possible merger shoes. 198B after com pleting Ms bachelor and with the I.U.-Bloomington School of For professional, courteous master degrees, will replace Dean Health, Physical Education and service, shop at either of our Lola L. Lohse, who retire* June 90 Recreation, Kellum believes IUPUI “ The faculty and I are most con has good representation. Indenapobs locations. You w * cerned about the preservation of the ‘The committee has a good cross find one of the finest & largest school and Its existence," said section. We have one alumni and one selections in the state. Kellum student onMbe committee and I “ I hope to carry on In the beat believe all of the facts will be made tradition of the school's 111-year-old clear and studied carefully," said history. I went to school here and Kellum. would like to see the school continue Kelhim was named assistant dean The Uniform Center its fine nation-wide reputation," said of the school in 1*75 and is executive 2331 E. 53rd Keystone Court Kellum. secretary of PM Epsilon Kappa, the (Keystone Plaza) 251 8 3 9 0 “Dean Lohae did a fantastic job national professional physical educa 112 9 N. Arlington Avenue (Arlington Square) 3 5 7 -9 9 8 8 Funding needed Dr. Headlee retires June 30 for international by M arilyn Phillips learning; Assistant Professor and student language Professor of Parasitic Diseases "Turning points that have affected School of Medicine. IUPUI; con Coming to lh« m y life ," w ere related by Dr. W illiam instruction program sulting parasitologist, Department of Hugh Headlee, professor of parasitic Golam Mannan, associate director Dermato-Syphllology, General Indiana University diseases at the School of Medicine, of Student Services recently told Hospital, Indianapolis; Senior Scien IU P U I, as he discussed yet another - members of the International Affairs tist. U S. Public Health S ervice; posi Auditorium Bloomington his retirement June 90. Program Steering Committee that tions for the U S. through I.U. in Thai some schools at IU P U I are requesting Those changes all began at land; and Pakistan, where he helped assistance in meeting the admission NEW YORK CITY BALLET Earlham College where Headlee bring into fruition the Junnah Post and orientation needs of foreign stu “ONE OF THE BEST DANCE FILMS EVER" taught biology as a lab assistant. That graduate Medical Center at Karachi. dents, while some of the larger profes CLIVE BARNES N.Y. TIMES leads to his teaching of biology at the Dr. Headlee is a Fellow in the sional schools simply provide services University of Cairo, Egypt. Headlee Indiana University International needed by their own students. then filled teaching positions in biol Development Research Center; con There is evidence of a critical need ogy and parasitic diseases research sulting Epidemiologist for the Indiana for English language instruction, under a combined project sponsored Regional Medical Program, and a according to Mannan. He said such a by the Egyptian government and the member of many professional organi program exists at M arian College, but International Health Division of the zations where he has held leadership is not available through the Consor Rockefeller Foundation. positions. tium for Urban Education. As a teacher, Dr. Headlee has Headlee's first scientific writing A large program of English touched many lives, including Dr. concerned "E pidim ological Studies of language instruction for foreign stu Glenn W. Irwin Jr., now vice Helmith Infections in an Egyptian dents operates on the Bloomington president at IU PU I. V illa g e," and it helped him to turn to campus, said Mannan. but thus far Another student who has been his his choice of parasitology for his life's has not been made available on a secretary, Miss Frances Pieczko, work. system wide basis. said, " I feel I have had a full course in b^foscDmmv The Rockefeller Foundation Mannan said a recent Faculty parasitology right here in my offic e." granted fellowships for both his Council resolution called for expan uitaUTZtI«I * iguaVnuu »ui' ■iM u > 2covnV#iM d ^ » u I« »» A prolific writer. Dr Headlee has •in • k t k u m ii o i • Muaoy«M«! . •«' m m • uchOim hmw lami • master's degree st Illinois University, sion of foreign student services at > uacaco aoaciM • ciotu cov»« • iiouao u * . t» o n . * im * tmmtm published 91 scientific and profession- where he studied with the "grandaddy IU PU I, but supporting resources have iMOMiyMimiiiciniuuiCMMhiMniinK CMI related articles. of parasitology," Dr. Henry B. Ward; not been made available. Facilities Indiana Premiere In 1971, while thinking of retire and again at Tulane University where for administeriig foreign language SU N D A Y . JU LY 1 0 .3 and 8 p.m. ment. he saw yet another turning Headlee completed his doctorate on examinations and others are also not point when he enrolled in a creative M O N D A Y . JU LY 1 1 . 8 p.m. “ Ascaris lumbricoides linnaeus, available at IU PU I. writing class. Since, he has published General admission: $2.50 175#," in 1*95 Officials on the Bloomington several poems. campus have indicated they would Tickets at the door or by m al Other turning points in Headlee's He has received numerous awards supply teachers, materials and what from IU Auditorium, Bloomington career include Instructor of Biology and honors from the countries, or else is needed ‘if resources were and Professor of Zoology at Purdue ganizations and schools he has available." University; positions for the Venezue- Currently, there are now 900 foreign lan government and schools of higher served An active man. Dr Headlee plans to students at IUPUI. This fall, 40 Algerian students will be enrolling in complete work on the Pakistan Pro the School of Engineering and Tech ject, and to creatively write, both n o lo g y . philosophically and poetically. Pao-Lo Yu, International Affairs And so he faces this new turning Committee member, indicated at the point: "On the occasion of your retire meeting that foreign students were ment, I join your host of friends in haw tw t on a departmental basis in wishing you well in the years ahead. the School of Medicine. r/»nm in— You can look back on many achieve member Rebecca Martel said the J. Lee’s Styling Salon ments. but I know you will continue to School of Nursing's foreign student look ahead, involving your talents for admissions are handled through 3976B Georgetown Road the benefit of others," wrote Dr. Irwin Bloomington quite efficiently. in a letter of recognition to Dr. As of now, the International Stu Indianapolis, Indiana 46254 Headlee dents Association has been assigned Awarded the Professor Emeritus of 9400 under the pending university 299-3750 Parasitology from the School of M edi budget. Mannan said there appears to cine. Dr. Wlllism Hugh Headlee be a need to emphasize and call con A special group of professionals dedicated to beauty and hair care enters retirement, s man of energy tinuing attention of the university Dr. W illiam Hsgb Headlee administration to the problem. a . i » n 3 Our view
Increase but no gain Tuition is going up. Only $2 per credit hour for undergraduate residents at IUPUI and $6 for Indiana residents who are gradu ate students. The amount at increase is not particularly stag gering and is within the guidelines recommended by the fee study task force committee at IUPUI. What concerns us is not the amount but rather the fact that the increase will not allow for any real growth at IUPUI. The increases do not keep up with inflation experienced over the past few years. Our argument is not with the administration unless it can be called to task for its dealings with the Indiana General Assembly. The Indiana General Assembly as well as other state legisla tures are not in favor of dumping funds into higher education One could attribute this hesitancy to the backlash of the riotous sixties or to something completely different; the fact that money Letters is tight. This one However in the case of IU P U I, we believe the legislature is not living up to its responsibility to us. IU P U I is its creation. It was at the legislature’s insistence that something be done about Bit sure of himself is even higher education in Indianapolis Therefore, the increase which we are incurring is because the T o Uie Editor: diameter dropcenter bit for downhole surer legislature is not willing to fund IUPUI as the first class uni In response to the mystery object drilling from the Ingersoll-Rand pictured in the June t issue of the Company. It is suited for medium To the editor: versity it is. The m entality and attitude is still to think of IU P U I Sagamore, I think it is a drill bit. hard rock and broken formations But I used to sell what you have pictured as a regional campus. Therefore the money the students fork before we send you a free ye a r’* sub Pretty sure of myself. in the Saga mere It is tungsten car over for education here is not necessarily for program improve scription to the Segamere, you mini Bob Hartwell bide drill bit used preparatory to ment, growth of the university or an increase of services avail first come into the Sag office so we blasting for mining. able, but rather for the same quasi-university in a metropolitan Ed: You're close enough, Bob may determine whether you are a DavePenoff' because It actually is the new 6^-inch plant, mineral or vegetable. Ed. Nate: Yep, you win tool area - J E M S
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One Summer Session is about over and another about to begin. Has anyone noticed the droopy eyes and discouraged stares? No? It’s because the Sagamore is still here, serving as thelast bastion against study-shock—a role, albeit misguided through political intrigue. We offer a chance to relax into the summer scene, a brief respite from the academic world; yet we keep you in touch with your university. Keep in touch with us. —PM /ogomore
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midwest Arts by M. WI m LaUMfci The city has lost at least for the time bring n r of its b m l sports sudoum e n to that old sad snog D ifferences With The Management Den Hr*a was one of the great survivors at Channel IS until he was given the ptnk slip a couple of The Sagamore s Guide weeks hack His style made sports reporting in Indianapolis something ib o A the standard Jocks only approach that is so sadly and so often the norm To Entertainment He will be replaced July 11 by Pete l^ebengood from KGOTV the ABC afT\h ate in San Frtncw co According to the news release from the station h » exprr In Indianapolis Gazette t i g j i n tn both conaumer or people oriented sports and in big tune profenaMnal sports like the Pacers and the Racers I can only gueas that means he’ll blend into the action happy News Center format better than Hem S long Don You deserved better
In other news from WTHR. they've scheduled a repeat showing at t iltin g Married. Thursday at h 40 pm Thu documentary by (lorn Landman is one of the beat presentations ot the m arriage industry that I'v e seen, a must for any body m am ed or single ui spite of the late hour The uuide kook at Cave Haven Resort in the now infamous Pocono Mountains ■ • priceless glimpse at tinea! Introducing town matrimony Great Ironic Note the fecia l showing preempts The Third Annual Mias Las Vegas Showgirl Pageant '
It s a subtle note but one to lake notice of Ilwy Motor has gotten a promotion with ABC records Haiee formerly ABC’s vice president at Artists 4 Report nSrr Anheuser-Busdi < AA R ). has been named VP or Special Projects AAR The post u newly created and assigns turn a more creative rote in the development at a i artist creative function' involving all activities from artist development to production for •elected artists on the ABC Labels Natural Light Haiee joined ABC in 1V73 leaving haa long tune connection with Cohunhta Records He was also head of Cohanbta s Saa Frmacton studios under Chve
u A i i Ir user H u m h brewers ol Hudwcivcr Riood, Sweat s a d Tears Paid Simon and Art Garftmkd sad Lama Nyrw H u v h .ind M u hclob' A name that means At a critical stage in the brewing process, an The boost at the ABC shop could well signal the start of stranger and far more qu.ilitx in brewing And has (or over 100 additional amount of barley malt is introduced into positive Leadership for that label, and indeed the whole industry ' xc.irs Ouaiilv becauM-we brew onlx the brew This barlev malt reduces the carbohydrate h k wa\ The natural wav Thai iradilion continues content and establishes our exclusive light brewing without new light heer AnheuM*r Husch Natural I ight process Sure there s a faster artificial way to do it tapes < erW tt KJrbv Recording (231 Coffman Road is specializing to tapes for Bui that s not our wav That s not Anheuser-Busch indmduai artist* songwriters or groups for use m approaching record com pomes and booking agents The stmbo was installed party last year as an in hour Natural l ight You can taste the difference \.itural I ighi is brewed with all natural facility far Corbett Kirby Corporation one of the leading producers of cummer ingredients Kverv step along the wav. from cial jingles in the area and was only recently opened to the general ptodk The barlev mall to bottle had to be natural a I ike other Anheuser-Busch beers Natural studio hopes to attract a variety at artists from amateur muatmaas to o p e n process th.it demanded lime patience I ight is naturallv carbonated A delicate, meed recording artists For more info, contact Michael Serrano at Mb 2341 perfection Ibc unique Natural I ighl brewing time-consuming expensive process But the process w .is unavailable until now To be sure result is a better beer The fresh flavor tells If you’re up to a trek down to BLoonunguieh. this week m arts the opening at
it met our standards And vour expectations r v s l ^ their rive-week W ooer Festival 77 with s free concert Thursday tnght June B. when s duo piano recital by Deen Charles Webb and Wallace Honubmak The Best fro * Nature. fee ures the worts at Bach Brahms C hop* and Rachmaninoff Friday the Natural I ighl is brewed Irom a blend ol y ^ Natural ingredients Natural ageing Festival orchestra will prew ot the first at three programs at • pm under the the Imest bailevs available to produce iK Natural carbonation This has been the direction ot Walter Susskind Concerts July I and July B will feature conductors an unsurpassed barlev malt Imv /A Anheuwr Busch heritage of quality l>eonard Slatkin and Lukas Foes, respectively How e i s i ailed hops the lines! in the lor over 100 vears A heritage that The I U Opera Theatre will present Mo/art ■ Coal fas Twue July 2, land 13 at I world .i k adeied lor clean edge rightlullv belongs to Natural l ight pm in the Musical Arts Center Victor Herbert » Naughtv Marietta July 22 B, » relreslmig .noma All natural That s our wav ol brewing for and 31 Other programs during the summer season will include chamber music ingredients I his pioduel contains vour wav of living Enjoy recitals, choral presentations and several piano recitals Gall the I t’ News ntrihiug artilicial Natural I ight soon Bureau at (112) B7 B it for further details
You may also want to check out two special exhibitions down at IT 1 Blooming tan if you happen through there this suertmer The I U Art Museum n presenting Recent Accessions Photographs from tlW worts of classic Bth century pho lographers including SletgliU. Anoei Adams and Walker Feans The Lifty Library is feahrag a “Sylvia Plath Memorabilia exhibit including mans* scripts from the Late writer’s cohectwn and Dance Munir from IMA IM F' from e 0 recent acquisitions from the Start C ollect** of Popular American Music M b Th» lottssspstSs NympAaay Orehrottw reports that advance sewer* ticket sales are running at an overall renewal rate of lb per cent With the curren< season still j not completed, that is a very high figure which includes over I S00 new sub
1 am bers Now if the P e c e n could do Just half as well \ • j Richard Wldmart has been signed to co-star with Genevieve Bujoid aad Michael Dw*las in MGM s product** of Cams Michael < nchu* lA s k m tti NUan Terminal Mas. etc ) is doing the screenplay baaed an the best eeihng novel by Dr Rohm Cook W idm ari will star as the chief of surgery in a Large Boston hospital m the suspense drama Shooting will begin * Boston on Location L igh t beer later this month Concerts 4 < sticks Dept Chicago at Market Square Arena Monday night The Doohie Brothers booked at Market Square July IS (heck two brewed nights at shows during Black Fxpo 77 July • at the Convent** Center, see Boots v CeBtos. The MaahatUas and Sws July 10 at Market Square it s Natalie
The Blue Notes (formerly at Harold Melvin and ) will be at the Peppermint Tiger Lounge through this weekend the natural way Don't forget the free Indianapohs Symphony Orchestra Summer Concerts this Saturday * Bhrfflon. Ind with Rene to Pacini. June B with Frank Proto com Distributed by: ducting at Souther Plaza and June B at Thalchsr Part with Paul PohvMct B-F Beverage Co., Inc 635-6327 1102 Stadium Drive Fred Fi Koch, President Indianapolis, Indiana Jl a ,itn s Paice, Ashton, Lord: a crying shame byK.C. until guitarist Ritchie Blackmore dis of. Unfortunately, I had to re-listen to mercial popularity After Family it with "Phallus in Blunder land " "Cal Warner Brother* Reconk is b u y banded that little pot of gold to find his that mouldy rocker to remind myself was Ashton, Gardner and Dyke, tout in Underwear," or better still with a new product (band) which they Rainbow. Sounds backwards, doesn’t that 1 somehow liked him before he settled for second bill in "Malpractice in Recordland It is a are convinced hat mucho commercial *11? Believe me. it is. Blackmore’s Lord grabbed Purple drummer lan PAL. Sound like law firms? No way, Rainbow was here with Jethro Tull Paice and Tony Ashton, a popular none of these guys can pass the bar, as last October and were so naueeatingly British vocalist, along with guitarist proven by a wretched tune called There is only one song really worth the rtpped-up vinyl inside my broken bad that even (hummer Cosy Powell, Benue Marsden and bassist Paul “ I'm Gonna Stop Drinkin',” and I hearing, and that ta Ashton's lone solo down Volkswagen who used to be with the Jeff Beck Martinez to form Paice, Ashton, quote: "A ll I need is that friend in my contribution. ‘Arabella, but it wean They (the band) are familiar facea Group, seemed apologetic when I and Lord, or P A L for short hand and I'm fine/ All I need is thin quickly The surface addition of to many of you who are fans of British talked to him, though their records Ashton had a brief fling of glory spirit/Here's my glass, will you horns and female hacking vocals on hard rock. John Lord would be the are still far better than this with the late '• * , early 70s British please fill it/I’m not gonna spUl it " the rest of the album are mere band most notable name on the list, having But, hack to Lord. If you’ve heard underground band Family, but was That song gives me a literary aids on a compound fracture Avoid been the organist with Deep Purple the classic Purple hit “ Machine replaced by Roger Chapman as the this ooe If you’re thinking of getting for the last few tumultuous years, Heed,” you know what be is capable band began achieving a bit of com- You are warned, however, that the it, just remember you’ll get leas album isn’t exactly Carly Simon by its' headaches if you smash your head melancholy title, M alke la Wander against the wall and that won't coot The Deep:’ underwater art lead. They would have been closer you five hard-earned dollars, either by Christine Kepilike painstakingly and conscientiously John Barry’s hypnotic, almost hal The Deep is probably one of the two lucinogenic soundtrack evokes moods most extraordinary films I’ve ever intensely romantic and juepenaeful, C o k e a d d * ... seen. Almost half the movie is shot In tm r Yates wished to have brilliantly appropriate to the visual glassy green and blue waters just off M l Into a dream mood. context of each scene. Barry's compo the Bermuda Islands. Jacqueline of feet above sitions have all the solemn reverence Bisaet (Gail), Nick Nolle (D avid) and pans in gradu for the beauties sod perils of the set Robert Shaw (Rom ar Trace) group to ally throu^i throndi of ciouds down to as Debussy’s "L a M e r." withdraw from a shipwreck two of the almost Imperceptibly undulating The plot is one of the moot taut and most precious and antithetic trees- w a rn , then down beneath the ocean intricate mysteries one is likely to man's to Biaset and Nolle scuba diving near encounter in contemporary movies. the wreckage of a m ilitary sub- Though Gail and David have gooe to One la ghren the opportunity Bermuda to repair a somewhat elements of to closely observe multitiudes of damaged relationship, the main plot motion pictures — dnemsphotogra- marine life — from blow fish to moray concerns David’s desire to retrieve phy (Including the colorfully eels — impossible to see without s one kind of treasure cached in the dent underwater sequences), visit to a museum at least as large as sands swirling through the sub plot sod characterization are so Chicago's SheddAcquarium. marine, and Romar Trace's obsession to destroy s very different sort of for tune locked in tiny glass ampules found in another part of the wrack. Both treasures have embedded themselves in the sands of the sub marine’s chambers due to storms which have brought down two ships in two different centuries and eventually swept all the wreckage up on one reef. Besides contending with the natural haxards found near the Bermuda coral reefs, the three must also ward off some underworld Haitians interested in the treasure Trace wants to destroy. This is s film which, and this cannot be overemphasized, should be seen from the begfcaiag. You should not leave the theatre for anything until the movie has ended or you will inevi tably miss some important plot infor mation or a poetically filmed under water sequence. While Ik e Deep concentrates more oq the story than on characterisation, Mystery In ths deep Robert Shaw has contrived a very Bisset nd Nick NttU tu u mttrflad discovered neat terse Celtic sailor who comes to k The Deep.' scabs diving hi the waters eff befriend Nolle and Bisaet once they have shown him evidence of the two treasures. Nolle is surprisingly unaf fected and convincingly portrays s Coca-Cola Bottling Company— Indianapolis, Inc Tour offers Broadway plays very tender and venturesome young Speedway, Indiana
Ik e Tony Award Aaaie and the craftsmen of the professional theater The reason be is willing to risk his Can 243-3771 Pulitzer Prize winning drama Shadow will meet and chat with the group. life for this treasure, as he tells Bisset B n are two of the Broadway shows on Field trips to theatrical tradehouses in one scene, is because “ it's an the agenda for I.U.-Bloomingtoo's including Samuel French Play experience." Since most people have Current Broadway Tour, a week of Publishers, Brooks Van Horn so few experiences in their lifetime, theater in New York, August S-14. Costumers, Kelly Wigs and Makeup, it's refreshing to see those who still Don’t Pay More Ik e tour is open to persons with a NBC scene design studios will precede not only hunger for it, but actively theater bent as well as to students who a tour of the Lincoln Center far P er seek it out. Bisaet is s lady with genu for any new car may receive graduate or under forming Arts and a visit to the New ine class who really cares for Nolle graduate academic credit for the York Public Library Theater (the feeling seems to be mutual), and until you've Some reservations are still Collection though not quite so impetuous and The group will stay at the Hotel intrepid as he is at first, becomes so seen the Picadilly in the heart of the Broadway after a voodoo ceremony designed by theater district. Departure will be the Haitians to intimidate the couple I » great new from the Indianapolis International off the island. Too many details would spoil the Toyotas at: Airport on Monday, August 8. The film so this review will end here and group will return Sunday. August 14. simply strongly urge you (again) not aftar Complete information is available to miss this particular film. It's worth from Ms. Lillian Masters or Prof. Lee your money and time because Holly Butler Welch Toyota the stars, stage managers Narvelle, Department of Theatre and wood so very rarely creates s polished 4500 N. Keystone Ave * 545^651 •cent designers, there will be Drama, Indiana University. movie, much leas ooe that is almost a (feral new parts and service deparfrnenfs are ready to serve you two pre-theater receptions at which Bloomington, Ind. 47401. wort of art. RlfUl Summer I Ntw Camas SECT COURSE CR DAY/ BLDG/ INSTRUCT* There I S a difference!!! NO DEPT NO HRS TIME ROOM DOM AHLT Z5M S D8 SOam-NOON NU388 Farter, S PREPARE FOR: CM BIOL N217 LB MTWR3 00pm4 IS pm CASS c m BUS LM8 S MTR5 Mpm-7 40 pm E T 1109 Oaiaa, J. c m CIS » 0 1 AR, AR AD127B c m CIS 280 s AR, AR AD127B c m CIS 980 1 AR, AR AD1X7B c m CIS 910 s AR, AR AD137B c m EDUC EMI 1 TRl:Mpm-8:10pm MTM1 KHtarmam, J. c m EDUC G697 S M5:Mpm-0 15 pm MTM9 CraM .R GM AT • GRE • OCAT 0 4 0 EET 988 1 AR, AR Et 1307 0 4 4 FREN F102 5 MTWR 3: M pm-8: M pm CA910 Beaudry, J. e m i GEH G986 1 AR, AR AR Staff CPAT VAT- SAT c m GER G9M 2 AR, AR AR Staff c m HER C311 2 TRI:08am-l:Mpm HM3M Skrafco, M. O u r broad range ot programs provides an umbrella of test c m HER C4U 2 TRfOOam-lMptn HM 303 Skreko.M. ing know-how that enables us to offer the best preparation c m HER C91S 2 TR 3:00 pm-8: M pm Warren Central Foatar.C. available, no matter which course is taken Over 38 years c m HER C9i1 3 TR 5:08 pm-8: M pm Warren Central Foster, C. of experience and success Small classes Voluminous c m HER SMI 2 MW 8:Mam-4:Mpm JG Smith, S. home study materials Courses that are constantly up F 8: SOam-NOON JG dated Permanent centers open days & weekends all year Smith, 8. Complete tape facilities for review of class lessons and for cm HER SMI MW l:Mam-4:Mpm JG Smith, S. use of supplementary materials Make-ups for missed les F IM am -N O O N JG Smith, 8. sons at our centers cm HER sat MW8 Mam-4:Mpm JG Smith, 1 FIMam-NOON V JG Smith, 8. cm HER S908 3 MWIMam-OMpm JG Smith, S. ASK ABOUT OUR F IM am -N O O N JG Smith, 8. COMPACT COURSES c m HER S904 3 MWI:Mam-4:Mpm JG Smith. 8. F I Mam NOON JG Smith, S. West Lafayette c m HER S501 3 MWI:Mam-4:Mpm JG Smith, 8. F I M am OON JG Smith, 8. 317-463-7026 cm HIST K989 1 AR, AR AR cm HIST K483 2 AR, AR AR cm HIST K988 2 AR, AR AR Outs** NY Stale Only c m ICE 981 3 AR, AR ADM6 Brayn, J. CALL TOLL FREE u r n NURS J680 3 AR, AR AR u r n NURS JOBS AR, AR AR 221-9840 D m NURS J988 2 AR, AR AR D«1 NURS J682 3 AR, AR AR Centers n Major U S Cities DSC NURS J88S 9 AR, AR AR DM NURS JOBS 5 AR, AR AR D084 NURS JOBS • AR, AR AR D770 NURS ZOOS I TWI:00am-6:Mpm . N U 103 POORE, E D060 POLS Y9M 1-3 AR, AR AR Fredlaad, R D157 SOC R907 3 AR, AR AR LieU.J. DM6 SPEA VM4 3 T R 5 :M p m -f :80 pm NU 306 Palumbo, D. MEDICS WANTED DM7 SSRV S611 2 AR, AR AR Kapoor, J. DM8 SSRV S571 3 AR, AR AR J o o « ,R DS31 URBN U90S 3 AR, AR B R 183 Staff
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