N e w sbr ie fs A price list of the books being bably be done by Jan. 3. she received their fee billing should Writing Cantor purchased is available in the said. contact the Office of the Bursar The Fell 19S4 edition of Student Assembly offke, CA The second floor entrance at 264-2451 g e n e s is , IUPUI* l i t s r a r y Due to student requests, the OWC, for Inspection. will be opened at Sa m on Jan. mmmm s i n e - d l L ______^ Failure to remit payments saagSgp^liSesB,, sBrsSS SSwBlaSfKSSv s^xPRr Writing Center CA 427 will be Hours for the buybacks are: 3, Fischlrr said. and/or follow all instructions of charge in IUPUI bookstores open during finals week for Us Dec. 11*13: 9*6, Dec. 14 and 17: "Hopefully, we shall be back enclosed with the biUfc* may and libraries in the near future. regular scheduled hours—Mon­ 9-4; Dec. 1 5 :10>2, Jan. 2-5: 9-6; to normal operations by noon result in the termination of your genesis presents poetry, prose day through Thursday, 9-3 and and Jan. 4: 9-3. on the fourth," Fischlrr said. enrollment. and artwork by IUPUI students Friday, 9-2. If you do not wish to attend The winner of the genesis The Center will not be open Library repain • prise for poetry was Rick on Sat. Dec. 15. for Termination" form The University Library will Loot and found Powell, and the prise for prose be dosed starting Dec. 21 for was awarded to Ralph T Walk Book bay back repairs, Barbara B Fischlrr. The Student Anembty operates director of the University a lost and found service for the Textbooks for the fall Libraries said last week. IUPU1 campus, but all items Tuition due semester will be bought back by Fischlrr said new carpeting need to be claimed by Dec. IS. the Cavanaugh Hall bookstore, would be installed in parts of Items can be picked up in CA Spna* tuition hn u t d» beginning Dec. U . the library. The *rt>rk will pro­ owe. Dec. 14. Students who have not

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BliSX y«9L ahead Campus leeting goals by Steve Hammer "But what should bt dons A new general library is need- Staff Writer next?" he asked. ed for IUPUI, Irwin said The IUPUI campus is in for a He said the "highest priority A lso , ,(W t need to d o "year just as busy" as 1984, ac­ should be given to faculty and everything possible to move the cording to Vice President Glenn staff salaries," and restoring John Herron School of Art" to W. Irwin, in his annual "State them to a "competitive level." the Michigan St. campus, he of the Campus" address. Irwin, in hit 25 minute said. Noting that 1964 saw the U.S. speech, also mentioned the $24 No timetable was given for Olympic trials, construction on million earmarked for restora­ these proposals Riley Hospital and the Pan Am tion and repair of university We will have games planning, Irwin said that facilities. on campus that wdl equal or e»- IUPUI has "met many goals" Other goals for the future in­ ceed what has happened eu this this year. clude moving the Science and campus in the last ten years," he The speech, delivered before Engineering buildings from the said the annual fall meeting of the 38th Street campus to the Concluding his speech, Irwin IUPUI faculty, outlined Irwin's Michigan St. campus. looked back at what has hap hopes for the coming year. ‘We need to house Purdue pened to the IUPUI campus and In the speech, Irwin looked University programs in one the city of Indianapolis in 1984 back at the past 10 years, and building," he said. and said, 'This is an exciting said that the campus has "come This change has already been time for the campus and the d- a long way." applied for, he said. ty." Student apathy ‘discouraging'

by James Lamb absolutely no response, the the problems of the world is a "If you could get students here students here seem to have no luxury when you're worried to talk about nuclear war at all, interest whatsoever in the issue about putting dinner on the they would tell you, "Yeah, I of nuclear war. It was a shock. table, taking care of the kids, think there is a good chance I'm "Anyone who's involved with passing your courses and work­ going to die in a nuclear war. the Progressive Student Union ing on your job. That's part of it There's nothing I can do about will tell you that the number of but there are students I'm sure it and I just hope I can complete students that are concerned who do have time to watch my degree first," said Dr. Paul with social or political issues M.T.V., to go to Florida and to Dubin. represent maybe only a fraction see movies ... so there's another "I can't understand that men­ of a percent. Among univer­ element too. 1 wouldn't be able tality. To me, these students sities, ours would probably see Dsbia page 5 talk like well adjusted death rank way at the bottom in terms row inmates," said Dubin, an of social or political concern of assistant professor of Chemistry students." at IUPUI. Dubin said he believes the Last semester Dubin, a largest group of activists in this member of Indiana Nudear community are church groups. Weapons Freeze, Inc., and He said other significant activist several other srience professors groups are health care profes­ Frozen campus sponsored an advertisement sionals, educators and blacks. Last week’s arc tic-like conditions helped refresh students about nuclear war in the Students are at the bottom of minds as they traveled between desses an route to finals. Sagam ore. his list. Fal classes offtcialy end Dec. 17, whSe the Spring session Dubin said. "It was Tt could be our students have commences Jan. 7. we asm discouraging because there was such hectic lives, thinking about * f + * i # i t 2 TW SftGAMO» December 10, 1904

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And what gives with the t*Us them where the food is and words are hurled at the reader, plumbing in the Lecture Hall? how to order it. I remember illustrating only one sidt of an Catching up... At the beginning of the having lived on Jello for about a argument she strives to nuke semester, each sink in the man s week because 1 liked the word the reader feel she is an author! It's the end of the semester and once again we room served as a remote control and was afraid to ask Moot ty because her column labels her would like to take the opportunity to catch up on for the sink next to it-depending foreign students team a very a -feminist the opinions being expressed by our readers. on how the faucets were set up. good, gramatically correct I beseech all Sagamore If the variety and number of letters received by (Whan 1 first saw this effect 1 ■ g h k in their countries, but readers, please do not let Julie seriously thought that Candid being exposed to everyday Joy define "feminist" for you. the Sagamore is any indication, many in the cam­ Camera was on campus!) I was language is a different story. Most of us feminists are in­ pus community are involved, interested and con­ told that there was no hot water Most foreign students are not telligent people eager to discuss cerned. and that this effect was being ar- dumb or they would not have all sides of an issue with you. Due to the limited site of the paper, we are tifkially produced by forcing come here, but many people And I beg the Sagamore staff to unable to publish each week all the letters to the cold water back through the think they are because they can­ change the name of her column lines and into the other sink. I not explain their needs or are to something more appropriate editor we receive. Therefore, in this issue of the noticed a few waaks ago that so­ afraid to or nobody gives them Sagamore, we are setting aside our normal editorial meone has messed with the a kind look Cindy Conover content and publishing as much of the backlog of lines. Now we have one opera­ America is a wonderful coun­ letters as space permits. tional faucet that produces low try and has many more oppor­ We welcome your letters. We value your opi­ pressure cold water. And wasn’t tunities, but one must work for nions. In future issues, when the letters require and that s beauty of a leak from the them, nothing is free but ceiling of the Lecture Hall a few everything is available if one space allows, we will again devote space for cat­ Saturdays ago 1 tries. ching up. 1 know that the visitors who Help the foreign student with P arkin g will be swarming over the cam­ small things, little thoughtful pus for the Pan-Am Games will things, and you have a friend not be treated this way-so why for life. Another very important To the editor: Correction Disgraceful should we be) I think paying point is to tell them that it will customers should be treated to probably take them 2 months Since I have been at IUPUI, I In the Dec. 3 issue the of better conditions than we before they can understand have encountered several pro­ the name of Fred Sagamore To the editor: presently are. you. They must learn to listen blems with the system. The Lennertz, assistant director Bill Plew to the sound first and after most recent one occurred when of grounds was misspelled in 1 want to congratulate 1UPUI about 2-3 months they usually 1 returned to my apartment at the article Parking in the for the tremendous improve­ talk auite well. Before that time Shoreiand Towers to find snow.” ment in the registration pro­ Offer help they feel almost desperate about another car in the slot 1 rent. I In the article "Equestrians cedure and in the parking situa­ not being able to follow you. called the Campus Police so the ride high,” the names Jennie tion. Only students with more Talk in short sentences and very car could be toured and they Ueber and Dana Dill were than three years of study here To the editor: slowly. sent a cruiser to verify my com­ spelled incorrectly. can appreciate the im­ 1 could go on and on about plaint. The regrets the Sagamore provements. I have just finished your arti­ things I have observed with On the arrival of the officers, There is a situation that has cle by Lydu Zwink in the foreign students when they ar­ I learned thev could npt have become disgraceful, especially Sagamore called "International rive here. Many Americans the car towed even though the Spring this last semester. I am Students add depth." travel to foreign counties and lot is clearly posted to the effect Applause referring to the maintencc of the As a former foreign student, I know how it feels not to be that violaters will be towed. buildings themselves. Where was happy to read that IUPUI is understood. A good laugh helps Since there is no way to con­ To the editor: was the air conditioning in the finally waking up and planning when one realises the mistakes. tact anyone on Sunday, I con­ upper floors of the library for to help the foreign student. tacted the building manager the Let me defend and applaud most of the early part of this Unless you have been one, you Nina D. Pick next day and was told that there Julie Joy's recent columns. semester7 When are the lights in cannot imagine how hard and was a legal problem and that Enlightened, sincere, informed the 38th street library going to sad it is to be brushed off or told they could not have the car tow­ and articulate writing should be replaced? Why are the pencil to go next door. Whenever I ed. 1 then contacted the l.U. not be condemned—as in a re­ sharpeners on Cavanaugh's se­ meet foreign l imi t s -hen I try Fem inist Real Estate office, who told me cent letter—because it does not cond floor hallway strictly or­ to help them with the things we N they thought the car could be fit one writer’s definition of namental? Why have alter­ take for granted here. To the editor: towed feminism. nating light panels been turned They do not come from so- With this in mind, 1 called the Let us recall, that not so long off in the Krannert building un­ called underdeveloped coun­ l.U. Police Department and was ago, "true feminists" demanded til this year? Is anyone going to tries, a term that always ir­ 1 can keep quiet no longer. ^ told they could not tow the car a rejection of such traditional get the tv in the student lounge ritates me, but from a totally The Feminist View" by Julie because the Real Estate Office values as heterosexuality. The fixed? different outlook on life. Joy has gotten to be more than I did not have a contract with a broader definition of feminism The biggest problem has to be A student arrives at the can take. This woman does wrecker service. accepted today should encom­ with the restrooms. Where's the dorm, maybe by taxi, and the more to damage the feminist Meanwhile I'm renting a car­ pass the range of political views soap? To the best of my driver takes all the money for movement than anyone I know: port that is supposed to be expressed by Ms. Joy. knowledge, Cavenaugh's se­ the month. J h t student might enough people already picture reserved, but anyone can park However, to avoid legitimate cond floor restrooms haven't think he knows English, £u t feminists as loud-mouthed, ob­ there without fear of being tow­ complaints about the column's had any soap at all this cannot understand a word that noxious snd opinionated ed. portrayal of what feminism is or semester. A restroom on the is said. At the dorm there is women; Ms. Joy's articles only Come on, IUPUI, get your act is not, the title could be changed ground floor of the ES building nobody to welcome them, ex­ reinforce that perception. ogether. to "A Feminist's View.” has no soap dispensers at all-it cept to show them to their room Ms. Joy's articles are nothing has two bars of Ivory soap and tell them, "Don't go out at more than a forum for the ■rent Patterson Name withheld by request stuck to a paper towel. night, it's dangerous." Nobody release of her hostilities; her

T h t Sagamore is a weakly news mag­ tion muat be received at the Sagamore The editor will reject letters deemed Address: The Sagamore azine published by and for students at office by 3 p.m. Tuesday for publication potentially libelous ilS Agnes St .. Rm MIcIum) Thackston Indiana Uni varsity-Purdue University at the following Monday. Notice* may be one Letters must include the writer s IN 44 Cr«t Cherry Indianapolis. An auxiliary enterprise at edited or deleted if epace it limited. name, address and telephone number IUPUI. the Sagamore is not an official The Sagamore alto provides a forum so that the editor may contact the writer CA001C) Rick Callahan publication of the university; It neither for the university community When if necessary, addrewe. usd telephone Tslephosst: Editorial W .B .M cF s* reflects nor is governed by the views of space Is limited, preference will be given numbers will not be published, and the Walter E. Johnson university administrators or faculty. to letters of less than 300 words, and writer s name will be withheld on t v As a service to readers, the Sagamore thoae addressing matters of direct con­ Except where otherwise toted all Abby Mansion/ Matt Shram toons uaor publishes notices of IUPUI events. cern to the IUPUI community. Letters contents are copyright C IS M the Typed or legibly handwritten Informa­ may be edited for brevity and clarity .. i s n sre._s.MW ■; ■ ■■wgtim 4 TIm SACAMOM December 10. 1964

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