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the previous one Teacher accreditation, merit support for thane measures pay and control of auto license Of the h e m e branches O r teal branches were among the topics of 1 would certstnfy not be in favor question* the students asked the of taking them out of my party and governor O r said that educa giving them to the other party but tionaJ institutions need tb have tighter requirements for granting See Governor jeqpe 12 Task forces examine counseling, petition for faculty evaluations by Rkk Cl to put ourevaluation form to­ Two Student Assembly task gether. priflTn and get it ready for forces are circulating a petition and the spring semester " Law school grad runs for governor handing out questionnaires to Regarding academic counseling, determine whether students sup­ Humphrey said that for the next port evaluations of IUPUI teachers two weeks tables will be set up in She was one of the founders of and academic counselors. University library and Cavanaugh University School of the Board of Provisional Student One task force is circulating a Hall so students can fill out the Law graduate Virginia Dill McCar­ Government and served as Presi­ petition to gather support for counseling uest lonnaires ty announced her candidacy for dent of the Student Government faculty evaluations, and the other There are a lot of things that we the Democratic nomination for Association created by the is handing out questionnaires to hope to find out from the question­ governor Nov. 16 at the Indiana Provisional Board see if students are satisfied with the naires," Humphrey said, If the State Democratic Central Commit­ McCarty was admitted to a spe students say they are getting poor academic counseling they receive. tee office on east Washington eta! program that combined the Gary D Humphrey, chairman advice from counselors and they Street fourth year of undergraduate work want counseling improved, then of both task forces, said the pro­ In s news conference McCarty with the fust year of law school posed evaluations were motivated they're going to get it " told reporters her platform could She was elected to Phi Beta Kappa Humphrey said one reason for by complaints the assembly has be summarized by four words that after completion of her third year received from students about the counseling problems may be a she tries to live by: “Equal justice as an undergraduate and gradu­ lack of counselors University faculty members, both at teachers under law." ated with a BA degree after her and as counselors. Division, he said, has only eight A former U S attorney. McCar­ first year of taw school counselors for 6400 students, each Referring to the teacher evalua­ ty said she believes the license While studying for her law de­ tions, Humphrey said. "Some pro­ counselor has to help 800 students branch system should be moved gree. McCarty was the Indianapol­ fessors teach their courses either select classes. from political control in the state is editor of the Indutnm Law /our too fast or too slow, and some are Humphrey added that he hopes and that construction of the Mar­ nai and was admitted to O d er of so completly isolated from their faculty members will not view the ble Hill nuclear plant should be the Cod. a national honorary classes that many students only at­ evaluations negatively He believes “Stopped now She also said she society fpr exceptional law tend school during scheduled ex­ they will be helpful to both would appoint s state Public Ser­ students She received her law de­ ams, because they kcan learn all students and faculty. vice Commission that would "deal gree in 1990 and graduated first in they need from their assigned '1 want not only the students but fairly with both utilities and rate- her class with an L.L.B cum laud# books.“ the faculty as well to look at this as payers Commenting on the number of Humphrey added that nearly a positive tool we all can work McCarty attended IU-Blooming Democrats running for nomination enough signatures have been col­ by," Humphrey said 1 say this ton. She was elected to Alpha for governor, McCarty said she lected to convince the trustees that. not only because it will make Lambda Delta the freshman schol­ thought there would be at least IUPUI students want teachers to be course reservation easier for v*«**s 00 McCarty astic honorary, was a member of four, maybe more * evaluated students, but because it is going to the board of the Association of Asked if she felt a woman could After the trustees approve it, upgrade the staff by enabling them Women Students for four years be elected governor McCarty which 4 think they will," Hum­ to see from the students point of and was a member of Mortar yes, or I wouldn't be run- phrey said, "Our next step will be view. Board N o n a Deadline tar “ Ftadoee" Information ta • p m Friday

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Martin Luthar T-shirts Ideal Christmas gift BEALLYOUCANBE. $5.00 Call: 317-269-76S1 Counseling available edltpriali LitZu, Make your views known As we report in this issue (am page 1), art circulating petition* and handing out the False slenm no excuse lor taking chencee level ot itudent* interest in evaluationa of (acuity and to drtermtn* To the odtfor CfcNov Uat 303p m thetoe Both are worthy protect* Published evaluation* at (acuity perfor­ alarm went off m the Mary CaUt of Me that would hem < mance will help students get i he beat instruction possible Let * lace it fcdkhng The only parson (olkt: in teaching, aa in every profession. there are a few incompetent Wft the building bands the day od for a l faculty member* who people Evaluation* will help student* avoid them And instructor* whose performance is generally adequate or better, but lacku^ in handhd of students and my ClIC safety whm* the *Il _ some respect, will probably find guidance (or improvement in the daas The real af the several hon I am aware that than evaluations Good counseling is nearly as important as good instruction Cur­ od in the I ricular requirement* are stnctly defined in tome school* and divisions in the hails, or carrying on and they often change Students need expert guidance if they are to es omsei avoid taking the wrong clataes. taking them in the wrong order and What is wrong with them peo­ IDpn Granted, each student is responsible, ultimately, for Staying on ple? Even though the alarm wot •the track toward his or her educational goal But if counselors are to false theWwa* no excuse for peo point the way, they must point the nght way pie to remain in the butkhng U Thus I encourage you to make your view* known by signing the task force's petition, if you favor published evaluation* of faculty And if you have something to say regardu* the counseling you ve BSU grateful for support of bake sale received, please take a few minutes to fill out a questionnaire Some students, faculty members or counselors may object lo the in­ To the editor AHproc tentions of the task forces, there may be considerations of which I’m The Black Student Union would “ unaware, reasons for not publishing evaluation*, counseling may be like to a y Thank you to each adequate, for the most part I don't know and every person who sasoted in But 1 suspect that you. the members of the IUPUI community — making The Gaither quintuplet and here I m addressing students, faculty, counselors administrators bake aaW the great success that it staff - do know about those other considerations, if any exist Thus I invite you to write to the Sagamore if you have anything to say on these important issue*. The task forces may well benefit from what you have to say; your remarks may cause them to consider matter* of a feminist’s view which they had been unaware Faculty members and counselors may . learn from you. Who can tell, until you speak up? i 1 1 1 I — — SSSSmmm Sagamore One thing is certain, however: by making your views known on these issue*, youII help make IUPUI a better school Feminist terms often misunderstood Vah—e U Niokii U - BN November 10. MB) Women » lib. feminist; ERA. lesbian sisterhood what do these words mean to you? Chances are. at least one of them evoked a ethics on strong reaction inside you aa you road it. b v W a v n e C All of thaae words are generally misused and misunderstood Women » lib for example, n often used to describe - ae*d generally Long preparation key to ‘sudden’ success dismiss ideas from the latest wave of thr women t winimewt — Thus Id like to discuss the ideas behind these words, as a way of "We blunder into no discovery but it mill introducing this column. A Feminist s View But first. 111 introduce prayed and disciplined ourselves for it myself I'm a 34-year-old white, working class woman from a middle- — Henry David Thoreau data background I'm back in college studying telecommunications, after a 14-year break And I've been a feminist for 11 year* now On Broadway we sometime* hear of overnight sensations those But why talk as a feminist ? Because I believe feminism is - and who come out of nowhere as it were, to become instant stars Yet. in must be — a part of the dialogue about any issue of our tune listening to such people tell their stories we always hear that although What do I mean by feminism? To me feminism it a commitment to they happened to be in the nght spot at the nghf time, it took some the belief that women are full human being* equal (al least ) to men doing for them to be in that spot Years of preparation have preceded and deserve to be treated a* such Implicit in this definition is the fact gjEuilrlm . T t y J T M j S T w this instant" stardom The stardom is. in fact, a media invention; the that women are not now treated as full human being*, and that this star quality is self-achieved, self-developed, bom of tediou and fact need* lo be changed Feminiiis can be women or men although calved M dw Se$omon *ffm fey i p at repetitive exercises of will. most visible feminists to far are women. (It would be great lo hear Thoreau here speaks of just such a phenomenon It takes a practical more temimsi men speak out.) eye to observe the relations between things in a new light It take* ex­ Women s lib standi for women t liberation, a phrase used inter­ perience and training to perceive that we are discovering something changeably with feminism especially in the early 70s. to describe the When Thoreau say*. "It will appear that we have prayed and latest wav* of the women s movement disciplined ourselves lor discovery, he means that it will be known to ERA, the Equal Rights Amendment has been the most publicized us. the discoverers, that we have reached or are arriving at the goal of and debated issue of the women • movement Introduced in Congress our hope* and planning The prayers have indeed been arduous for the first time 60 years ago, the ERA hat baen an attempt to in­ Others may think, as with the Broadway star, that we came from clude women in the Constitution to we can receive it* legal protection, nowhere We will know it is not so. We blundered" into it because which we still lack of. and not in spite of. our discipline and planning woman-loving women They became visible and finally Those who pin their hope* on being discovered" by others — pub­ lishers. reviewers, producers — will be well advised to school them­ mitted feminists around They especially are not treated as > selves in the disciplines of their trade, in the development of their talent and character, in the business of living There is no luck as Sisterhood it that concept which many people believe doesn't exist such, only the coincidence of circumstance* It is our own responsibil­ - women bonding with each other in Iriendthip and love The sitter ity to create circumstance* ripe for such coincidence. hood ha* always existed as an underground network of support. Thoreau* call here, as always, is for self-reliance If something b et­ ter develops than you had imagined, that is fine, but it is not of peting with each other for men primary concern That is beyond your control If, as you live your li you don t agree with my definitions please take some time to own life, you discover something accept that as a logical develop­ think about what your definition* are and what your gut-level reac­ ment. not as a 'lucky break' that make* you to be somebody other tio n to these words mean than who you are. In my next column. I'll discuss what women s culture" la. IVayiw C OUon n Ik* iknclor of Motropoiitm htjmm*eotu Cmmput Mini*I'* , if tktWomm, Comm « IU* November M, MBJ 1 "SALESPEOPLE" NEEDED High-schoolers spend ‘Saturdays in Science’

to sell advertising space by Martin M irki* Another presentation by Leon collected data that see analysed Students from Indianapolis high Stodulski. Assistant Profeasor of together in the Sagamore. schools mat at IUPUls School at Chemistry, demonstrated In­ Students conducted an ex pen Science each Saturday from Oct. strumental methods of Analysis " • Sharpen your telling skills 15 through Nov. 19 to laam about W e wanted to show them how whether style of drees influences • Increase your sales experience research in chemistry, physics and radiation interacts with matter by people s reactions toward others • Earn commission.pn every ad you sell using Invisible Spectroscopy." "One day they would dress Up, Kjymmer explained, "and another At this program, entitled "Six Stodulski said. Theodore Cutshall Experience preferred, but not necessary. rtir^w oukl dress sloppily They Saturdays in Science." A IUPU1 Associate Professor of Chemistry came up with the hypotheses to see professors presented to 31 selected spoke on "Organic Synthesis. " and For details, contact . if the way they dressed would students a series of lectures and ac- students participated using In­ frared Spectroscopy and Nuclear make a difference on friends that 264-3456 what leading scientists are doing in Magnetic Resonance. Students they were familiar with and with their fields A presentation for spent two periods on each topic. others which they were not parents preceded the sin-week pro­ Of the three departments. familiar with." gram Physics had the largest number of The students found that style of instructors in the program. '1 think dress would make a difference to It was impressive because they there is a real interest, in our peers that they were not familiar are all very bright, said David department, in reaching out and with, but not with familiar ones Malik. Assistant Professor of helping our community with what They presented these results to Chemistry Malik planned the we have," said Frederick their parents on Nov 19. chemistry program and. with Kkinhans, Associate Professor of Malik looks forward to similar Raima Larter. conducted a pro­ Physics. programs in the future, and hopes gram on computers in chemisty. "We decided to focus on that public awareness will result in "We showed them how com- psychology as a science.' said John greater numbers of students 1 ters can be used in determining Kremmer, Associate Professor of think these things get better the CIf-lives of materials." said Psychology We focused on more they are known," he said 1 Malik, "and they were able to use method: in six weeks, we picked think the publicity of this didn t the computers and to find how im­ the area, they developed a hypoth­ precede it long enough, and a lot of portant these are in chemical ex- esis. together we established a times people don't want to go out rudimentary procedure, and they and do something new "

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Fall Apart On Me Tonight" equals that these characters, so revered in la y Lady Lay" in emotional iust a bit too cute, a little too ob­ directness If this song is released vious in its universal' appeal m as a single, it'll be an instant Colour by Numbers is more subtle Bob Dylan Whatever the motive, the meth­ classic. and more mature in this respect od works "Jokerman tells of 1 and I," the most personal song "Karma Chameleon' is a sure­ several men exiled tor their beliefs on the album, sums up every ma- fire hit single with its ur*-along and human failing* Mows sad and |or theme brilliantly Thinking choMg aa#***! art ling refreshing Conversion to Christianity may silent by the Nile, a lonely prophet back on his life as he watches his harmonica solo Victims" further revitalize many people; but tor in the wilderness and finally the lover asleep betide him in bed, shows George's power as a Bob Dylan* mime conversion Dylan considers his own life and balladeer The rest of the songs arc proved disastrous. You'd never to help stop the violence in the personality as a duality and equally good, making this album know from listening to such al­ Middle East today The chorus, one of the most consistent this bums as Saved and Shot of Loot lilting in melody, is meant to con­ tu n to make up a man. more than - Rkk Powell that the same artist had created vey hope to men with vision, how­ one viewpoint to look at life pro­ rock clastic* like Highway 61 Re ever limited they may be by their perly. Maybe he sees God as hav- visited or John tVesiry Harding H—d to r T a b t With Infidels, however. Dylan re­ Like You sounds Whatever the caw. thew mus­ covers his power by synthesizing like a love song written by David ing* are moving and interne com­ Michael Sadler, lead singer of fudeo-Christian concerns with his (the one who slew Goliath) when ing from the man who, more than Saga, sounds like the lead singer of he was still an outlaw running Rush. The comparisons don t stop Mg Caaatry Tkt Cro.»in| from King Saul; Steal a little and and attitudes of an era and of a there, either Both group* pile on gtfmey). b aamhtr Am reader** contcmporary story lines. Dylan they throw you in /ail/ Steal a lot generation. layer upon layer of powerful guitar by »w * Ubwbfc. Mg CaW i pre- and they make you king - Rick Powell and both group's lyrics boast bi- nant songs, which receive a vital ‘Neighborhood Bully" rocks out Culture Club zarT* titles that create a falw tenw spark from producer Mark Knop- to lyrics about a guy condemned Colour by Humbert of innovation. flers band: Knopfler * fellow D in for messing up the local bomb fac­ Saga differs in that they aren't Straits member Alan Clark on tory "and nobody was glad/ the Take a generous helping of 60s nearly as pretentious as Rush. keyboards, former Stone* guitarist bombs were meant for him/ Was Motown, add some Third World Their goals are much simpler Play Mick Taylor and Sly Dunbar and he supposed to feel bad? All his rhythms, mix it with some strong vaguely familiar musk with odd ti­ Robbie Shakespeare in the rhythm enemies are waiting for the poor songwriting and Boy George's tles. um a lot of bass, make video* section Together with Dylan, they guy to fall asleep so they can kill soulful crooning and you've got for MTV and wll a lot of records. him. Sounds like Samson to me. With a slicker-than-glass pro­ teebwed OW-M play lively, inspired music x Colour by Numbers, a thoroughly Mb* H * and Mb* Oats. Rack * The Biblical references, primari­ Not every song has Biblical enjoyable record. Whatever you duction. Saga seems to have ac­ MNrtOUfftCAkAMmqhladdaa ly from the Old Testament, deal undertones "Union Sundown" think of the way this guy looks, complished most of their goals m s at Ms urcaw Hal m l O w with Jewish Messiah-figures Dy­ takes a shot at capitalism in gener­ once you hear him you've got to with this album The last one is yet Mss, lack W Seal b a Hm pay maa- lan may be making an apology for al and unions in particular. “Don't admit that he* got something to be fulfilled, but given the suc­ beyond his ambiguous posing* cess of last year* Worlds Apart. Take the painful shadings of the they should have no pinM—i ■ National Collegiaie Fun Weeks plaintive "Black Money." which AOR stations have eagerly added feature* guest vocalist Helen 'Tm the Flyer" to their playlists. Terry, or the* angry condemnation The rest of the album is pur* filler Steamboat Springs, of "Church of the Poisoned Mind with eerie, disjointed synth-effects More than anything elw. Boy to make it all sound new wave." # Colorado^ George resembles the Motown Like so many bands. Saga Is tak­ greats in his vocal interpretations ing no risks with its commercial dSjfig Januan 2-7 £ Januars t»-14 £ § & Aside from the way thew tunes success; They play loud, riff-laden stick in your mind. Boy George's music with utter competence But voice is also another powerful for thow of us who really listen, it reason to listen to this album all sounds hopelessly empty and Culture Club's first album, Kiss­ lifeless. ing To be Clever yielded some - Rkk Powell

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