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The Guardian, October 12, 1984 Wright State University CORE Scholar The Guardian Student Newspaper Student Activities 10-12-1984 The Guardian, October 12, 1984 Wright State University Student Body Follow this and additional works at: https://corescholar.libraries.wright.edu/guardian Part of the Mass Communication Commons Repository Citation Wright State University Student Body (1984). The Guardian, October 12, 1984. : Wright State University. This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Activities at CORE Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Guardian Student Newspaper by an authorized administrator of CORE Scholar. For more information, please contact [email protected]. The Daily Guardian "Twenty years serving the students of Wright State University" Number 21, Volume XXI F»day. October 12. 1984 Chief bailiff supports Republican principles By KAREN RENEE HUNT Crutcher said, "Black Americans must Associate Writer realize that to expect a change, we have Ronald C'rutcher, chief bailiff of to be on the inside." He said getting Dayton Municipal court and a promi- involved at a young age will help the nent local black Republican, spoke teenagers become knowledgeable in yesterday in the Bolinga Center on politics. Republican politics. Crutcher defended the Republicans' Crutcher, a 1977 Wright State stand on social issues. The Republican graduate in political science, focused party does not get a "big thrill" cut- on his involvement locally and na- ting welfare and social security pro- tionally with the Republican party. He grams. Crutcher said, "The principal also spoke defensively on current objective of the Republican party is issues. not to take away the programs for "I do not always agree with the par- those in need, but to keep under con- ty's platforms and the policies that trol the amount of assistance handed President Reagan is doing or will do, out." but I do support the principles of the The Bolinga Center's Community Republican party," said Crutcher. Speaker series will feature various These principles include the value of speakers discussing topics on politics, liberty. "There must be some type of religion, economics and culture. The control to prevent someone taking ad- bi-weekly series is aimed ai vantage of liberty to benefit themselves highlighting important aspects of the and cause inconvience to others," community for the educational benefil Crutcher said. of the campus. He pointed out that students in high The Bolinga Center's next speaker school, as well as college, are able to w ill be Edna Howell, Promotions and get involved with the Republican Community Director of WDAO Greeks exhibit their talents at the "Gong show" held in the Rathskdlar party. Radio, October 17, in the Bolinga Wednesday as part of "Greek Week". Focusing on blacks and politics Center, 129 Milletl Hall. Family Life program offers enriching experience Elsewhere Compiled from UPI By A MU'ID SHAFI ed with its largest age concentration in funds," he said. "A bigger budget Shuttle astronauts Kathy Sullivan and David Associate Writer the eight to 10 year range. Brown said would allow us to expand." Leestma starred in another successful space- walk in the payload bay of the challenger Family Life is a student operated that teachers were recruited through The Ombudsman's office is shared yesterday. Sullivan is the first American support system for parents attending personal contacts, and Student by the Family Life coordinators. Any woman to walk in spacc. Wright State. It is intended to give Employment. Most of the applications student interested in teaching or enroll- children whose parents are attending were submitted at the job fair held on ing should stop in or contact Jorja Authorities around Austin, Texas, are class a learning enrichment experience campus this summer. Brown or Bill McCallister at 873-2503. preparing for the worst. Some of the most severe flooding since 1981-when 13 people that will be with them a lifetime. Teachers choose the subjects they died-has hit the Austin area, with still more Every Monday and Thursday from would like to teach and prepare their rain forecast. 7 p.m. tc 10 p.m., classes are offered own lesson plans, which are approved Finding candidate, for children five years and older in by Brown. They also prepare much of (Around Ohio)-People in cities from their particular areas of interest. their own teaching material. Teachers key formula Dayton to Toledo painted depots and pulled weeds yesterday. They are preparing fro Presi- Presently, 13 classes are offered at $15 have access to all equipment available dent Reagan's 175-mile whistle-stop train trip to Wright State students on campus. for the first child of a family and $10 l.'SPS-There's one way to get in- thr -ugh Ohio today. Because of the presidents per class for each child thereafter. The "Eventually, perhaps, this program vohed in politics, according to the arrival in Dayton today, 20 blocks of Family Life program offers creative can be incorporated into the Wright leader of the nation's College downtown Dayton was closed at midnight last n.ght. classes, foreign language, culture and State education enrichment for Democrats. mathematics, as well as others. teachers," Brown said. "Find a candidate," says Steve Gir- In Dayton. Reagan will board the "Ferdi- She views the program as an enrich- Bill McCallister, political sc nee sky, "and go from there." Students nand Magellan." the 1928 pullman car used senior and coordinator of the pro- ment opportunity for parents as well should find a candidate who represents by Presidents Roosevelt. Truman, and gram, stressed that the Family Life as their children and encourages their own ideas, Steve advised, and F.isenhower. The president will then make stops in Sidney, Lima, Deshler. Ottawa and Per- p.ogram is not a baby sitting service.- parents to attend class with their start working in his or her campaign. rysburg before returning to Washington this "It is an alternative to child care (and) children when they can. "We want It's a simple formula, but for Gir- evening. family togetherness is the thrust of this parents to come in and see what their sky it's meant success. progam." children are learning and see how they Mis first campaigns included work- (Columbus)--Democratic presidential According to McCallister, teaming interact in a learning situation," said ing for California state and local can- nominee Walter Mondale campaigned in Col - j umbus yesterday. He labeled himself the can- as a life long process is an important Brown. didates such as former Governor and factor of Family Life. By introducing The program has a half hour break I didate of peace and prosperity. Mondale said one-time Senate hopeful Jerry Brow n he can overtake President Reagan by the so the parents, whose classes break at young children to a pleasant learning and current Los Angeles Mayor Tom November 6 election. experience at an early age, they will that time, can visit with their children Bradley. Now, he's w irked his way up carry the pleasure of learning through before the class is over. to the national presidential campaign j (Ravenna, Ohio)--A pickup truck hit a school bus in Portage County today and 46 school school, college and on into the work I.ike Brown, McCallister is hopeful for Walter Mondale and Geraldine force. thai Wright State will take over the I children were injured. The driver of the truck. Fenaro. George Deerfield, 22. died in the accident. The Family Life program. "We have a lot Jorja Brown, an education senior The 22 year-oid blond joined the children aboard the Southeast Local school and assistant coordinator, said the pro- ideas we'd like lo incorporate into the liCl A Bruins chapter of the College district bus were treated and released from gram has a total of 5.1 children enroll- program, but we can't due to lack ot hmpuals in Ravenna and Alliance. 2 The Daily Guardian Ociobcr 12. i°«4 Morris it's din-din... no, it's bathtime By KRISTEN HUFF minutes they are hard-boiled, the water Comb out the cat's fur to remove cases you may wish to use a conven- Giving a cat a hath can be a great is perfect. any furbalis which :nay still linger tional tumble clothes dryer. Static may source of pleasure for any coherent in- It is time to pitch Pussy iiito the therein. Turn lhe blow dryer to its prove to be a problem. Upon remov- dividual looking for excitement on a bath. Felines are considered high- highesi setting so you can't hear the cat ing the cat from the dryer all of the Saturday night. Of course, it helps to strung. Also, cats have a definite, scream. Tousel and fluff until the fur socks you thought were lost in the own a cat or at least know someone strong dislike of water. is just damp. Twilight Zone may be clinging to the who will lend you his or hers for a cou- After considering these two facts, Now wrap the fur around a round cat's body. ple of hours. you may wish to obtain kitty tran- brush to set it. Voila! A marvelous!;/ There may be an initial period of Any breed, size, color, shape, or sex quilizers or perhaps the latest in cat- coif fed cat. distrust after this experience, but in no will do, although it is preferable to sized straight jackets. Either one is an Of course, nol all cats will submit to time at all your cat will be begging you have a dirty cat so all of this fun is not excellent solution to that annoying the blow drying willingly.
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