Faculty Oks Minors the "Minors Program" Was Ap- Fifth, the Offering of Minors by Tom Buchele the Senate's Final New Expen- Which the Spoke

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Volume 88 Bloomington, Illinois 61701, Friday, November 6, 1981 Number 9 - + I I______Senate holds electi4 Ashenfe Iter sworn in as VP Faculty OKs minors The "minors program" was ap- Fifth, the offering of minors By Tom Buchele The senate's final new expen- which the spoke. Senator Reid proved by the faculty at its will become effective on Feb. 1, John Ashenfelter was elected diture was approved to cover the Rozen was appointed as the tem- meeting Monday after- 1982. the new vice-president of the Stu- regular additional expenses of Folse's porary parliamentarian. noon. Sixth, each school/department dent Senate at Sunday night's and Ashenfelter's trip to a con- KREISS WAS praised for his The program will become oper- will submit their minor proposal meeting. The senate chose ference in New Orleans. The $319 experience and good work as the ational on Feb. 1 of next to the academic standards sub- Ashenfelter on the third ballot for this year. expense was taken from senate's parliamentarian, but Each individual department, committee of the Curriculum from a field of five candidates. the senate's auxiliary fund. The several senators expressed school or program area must file Council, or its reason for not sub- He will replace Tim Koch who senate's Financial Advisory hesitancy about voting for him. a statement of the purpose and mitting a minor proposal, no resigned at the senate's last Board expressed some concern They said that, because he had nature of the minor(s) that it will later than Jan. 1, 1982. meeting, Oct. 18. about taking this money from the been beaten by a wide margin in offer by Jan. 1, 1982. The minor program will Senate President Lynn Folse depleted auxiliary fund, but the last spring's vice-presidential Six general guidelines govern- establish a structured program began the meeting by announcing transfer was approved without election, it would be difficult for ing the minors for students in fields other than that the University's Calendar dissent. were adopted by them to vote for him now. Several the general faculty. First, minors their other major. This facilitates Committee had decided that other senators countered that will consist of five to seven course a more systematic inquiry into Good Friday will be a holiday on THE ELECTION of a new vice- that election was unimportant at units which will be designated other areas than has typically next year's calendar. Folse president was the final item by also this time. the individual department/ been the case. announced that President under new business on the Robert Ashenfelter was praised for his school/or program area. For the student who wants a S. Eckley will be presented with senate's agenda. The five can- a dedication and his work on the Second, a minimum GPA of 2.0 second area of concentration, the check for $10,000 at the senate's didates for the office were Senate senate's Financial Advisory with no more than one course unit minors program provides an op- next meeting. The check Parliamentarian Jim Kreiss, will pay Board. McKeithan's committee of "D" work is required in the tion that compliments a broader for the senate's recently approv- Ferguson Senator Genevie work was stressed as her strong minor area of study. education in the tradition of the ed scholarship endowment. McKeithan, Tim Black, Dolan point. Black's enthusiasm was Third, a minimum of two liberal arts. THE SENATE approved three Senator John Ashenfelter, and discussed, but he was criticized course units in upper division Seniors who meet the minors additional expenditures during SUC Commissioner Tim Brophy. for his lack of experience. courses are required. requirements of a department or the meeting. The Religious Life Each candidate was given Brophy caused the most con- Fourth, a course may count for school after these requirements Committee's Chapel Account had several minutes to speak and troversy. All the senators who both a general education require- are announced in the spring, may $400 added to help pay for the in- answer questions. They all ex- spoke for or against him praised ment and a departmental simply ask that their minor be creasing air fares of the chapel's plained why they wanted to be the major his work as SUC Commissioner, or minor requirement but recognized as they prepare to guest speakers. The senate's senate's new vice-president and may but several reservations were ex- not be counted toward both a ma- graduate. Other students may Revenue Retention Fund and the what they thought were their pressed about his candidacy. jor and a minor requirement. complete minors using the same RLC's own programming ac- qualifications for the job. The Several senators stated that it method as is now used count each had five were in majors. $200 removed to then asked to leave the would be unwise for him to leave pay for this new expenditure. room while the senate discussed his SUC job in the middle of the The senate next voted to the merits of each candidate and year. transfer $400 from the Revenue voted. BSU sponsors African dinner They felt that he was doing a Retention Fund to the SUC's Folse suggested that the senate bread, good job in that position and that "A Taste of Africa," an African fruit punch, African soup entertainment account. This use a rigid pro-con format to it would be hard to replace him. buffet dinner, will be held in the and plaintain salad fruit cup. money will be used to pay for a discuss each candidate. At the main lounge Sunday, Nov. 8, at The meal will be prepared by the performance of "Class Clowns" suggestion of George Fox, this AFTER THESE discussions, 4:30 p.m. African= Students Association of in January. They are a comedy format was abandoned because it the senators voted by secret The dinner, which is sponsored ISU. group that specializes in im- inhibited the discussion. The ballot. No candidate was able to by the Black Students Union "This is the first African dinner provisation. They are performing senate decided to simply discuss gain a majority on the first ballot. Black Cultural Events Commit- that has been held at Wesleyan, at ISU on Nov. 5. each candidate in the order in It had been planned to eliminate tee, will consist of African beef said Thelma Wells of the BSU. "It the two candidates with the stew, African baked chicken, will be an unusual experience. All fewest votes after the first ballot, African cooked rice, honey are welcome to come and enjoy." Form forensic forum but because there was a tie for Next Monday and Tuesday ficial representative of the school third place only Black was nights will see the revival of in intercollegiate competition, eliminated. debating as an organized activity and as such, it would receive On the second ballot no one on the campus of Wesleyan. funding directly from the school. received a majority and there was IWU has not had a debate team "The AAC is involved to enable again a tie for third place. The tie since the speech department was those who are interested in wasbetweenBrophyandMcKeith- merged into the drama school in debating to show their support for an, and it was decided to elimin- the early 1970's. The club is in- this activity," said John Tavana, ate them both for the third and itially to be sponsored by the AAC chairperson. final ballot. Several minutes later, Academic Affairs Committee of The club will debate a topic the candidates were brought the Student Senate. Eventually, released by the Cross Examina- back into the room and Folse an- the club hopes to become the of- tion Debate Association. New nounced that Ashenfelter was the topics will be released in Decem- senate's new vice-president. Anxiety seminar ber for the spring semester. While the balloting was taking "The team will use the current place several announcements The Counseling Service in con- topic so that it would be able to and presentations were made. junction with the Assistant Dean compete at the intercollegiate Outgoing vice-president Koch of Students Office and the Aca- level if the interest, and the and former CELC Commissioner demic Skills Lab will be offering money, are there," said Debbi Tony Ondrey were presented a session on Test Anxiety Nov. 12 Israel. Israel is one of the with plaques for their service to at 7:30 p.m. in the Davidson founders of the club. the senate. BSU President Lena Room. "Debate provides excellent ex- Brown announced that there will The purpose of this session is to perience for those people who are be an African Dinner on Nov. 8. discuss the concept of test anxie- interested in the law, in speech, Tickets are $1 for students and ty and to teach ways of coping or in any of the social sciences," $1.50 for others. They will be sold with test anxiety. Any student said Israel. "We are hopeful that at the bottom of the Saga stairs. who feels anxiety is inhibiting Wesleyan will be able to field a For further information contact his/her performance on tests is respectable team in the near Larry Whitaker at 556-2362 welcomed. The presentor will be future." The next senate meeting will be Dr. Richard Elmore from the Interested students should Nov. 8 at 8 p.m. The following IWU Counseling Service. Stu- come to the organizational senators were absent from Sun- dents should register for the ses- meetings, which will be held next day's meeting: Laura Thornton sion in the Assistant Dean of Monday and Tuesday, Nov. 9 and (Dodds), Theresa Siebert Students Office, 206 Holmes Hall 10, at 6:30-7 p.m., in the Davidson (Ferguson), and Sadaria Frier- "Cabin 12" and "The Interview" will be offered in the Lab Theatre by Monday, Nov. 9 at 5 p.m. Room. son (Pfeiffer). this weekend. See story, p. 4. Photo by Kevin J. Sweeney THEARGUS Page2 NEWS Friday, November 6, 1981 I I, IiI rWhat's HIappening 1 Nov. 6 through Nov. 12 Robert Luke, cello, Arthur Lewis, Friday, Nov. 6 viola, Westbrook Auditorium, 4 Folk and contra dancing, Car- p.m. riage House, 7 p.m.-9 p.m. Fall choral concert, West- Reception for Photography In- brook, Auditorium, 8 p.m. vitational, Merwin Gallery, 7 "The Interview," "Cabin p.m.-9 p.m. Twelve," Lab Theatre, 500, 8p.m. Saturday, Nov. 7 Student Senate, Davidson United Methodist Youth Day Room, 8 p.m. Football, Carthage, 1:30 p.m., Civic Chorale, ISU Union, 8 Stadium p.m. "The Interview," "Cabin Wednesday, Nov. 11 Twelve," Lab Theatre, 500, 8p.m. Roger Nelson, chapel, West- Sunday, Nov. 8 brook Auditorium, 11 a.m. Recital, Lawrence Campbell, Maracaibo Symphony, ISU piano, Rico Mcneela, violin, Union I CEC News 1 November 6 November 12 University of Illinois, MBA pro- American Graduate School of gram. International Management, any November 9 major. U.S. Air Force, pilots, November 16 navigators, all majors. Metropolitan Life Insurance. November 10 November 18 Institute for Paralegal Train- University of Iowa, graduate Construction on the new Fiji house on Franklin Avenue (near the stadium), is progressing quickly. ing, any major. program in hospital administra- Photo by Paul Whitman November 11 tion. W. D. Boyce Council, district December 3 executive, Exploring executive, Aetna Life and Casualty Com- - News Briefs i any major. pany. Libyan recalls troops campaign Tuesday to warn the Pyotr Gushin, who was inter- administration the process rogated Monday when the Soviets PARIS (UPI) - Libyan leader "could lead to dangerous bowed to Swedish demands that Moammar Khadafy ordered the ISU sponsors artists' workshop places." he leave his submarine for talks, withdrawal of his troops from Two members of the Israeli did not go to a planned second Artists in the community, per- College of Fine Arts. Chad Tuesday in a move coin- parliament's foreign affairs com- round of questioning aboard sons in arts management, and Interested persons may include ciding with a Franco-African a mittee, Abba Eban and Joseph Swedish torpedo boat. anyone who applies for state and photographers, craftspersons summit meeting to organize sup- Rome, flew to Washington to federal grants in arts areas can and other visual artists, creative port for the embattled northern deliver the warning to American Comment refused attend a Grantsmanship Work- writers, poets, choreographers, African government, reports officials, reporters and members - shop for Individual Artists from composers, filmmakers, video from Chad said. CHICAGO (UPI) Federal in- of Congress. vestigators and officials 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Saturday, Nov. artists and intra-media artists. The reports, although uncon- at five Although they are members of major banks 7, in room 118 in the Center for the The 90-minute workshop will in- firmed, swept through the sum- Tuesday refused to different Israeli parties, they comment on a published report Visual Arts at Illinois State Uni- clude information on government mit meeting in Paris of France said there is a consensus in Israel that subpoenas had been issued versity. grants that are available to ar- and 19 African nations to discuss that the Saudi eight-point plan, for bank records to determine Workshop leader will be Lucine tists; how to write a proposal nar- the Chad crisis and ways of proposed by Crown Prince Fahd A. Folgueras, director of Crea- rative and develop a budget; how neutralizing Libya's intervention whether Cardinal John P. Cody last Aug., "is in contradiction to diverted church funds to an old tive Arts Programs for the Ii- applications are reviewed by fun- in the northern African nation. the Camp David peace negotia- linois Arts Council. There will be ding agencies; and a question They were welcomed by many friend. tions." The U.S. attorney's office is in- no admission charge for the and answer period. heads of state and delegates. vestigating whether Cody, workshop, sponsored by ISU's "The Libyan troops are leaving head at the request of Chad," said of the nation's largest Roman Swedes snub sub Catholic Chad president Goukouni Wed- archdiocese, diverted as KARLSKRONA, Sweden (UPI) deye when he heard the reports. much as $1 million in tax-exempt - Acting under Kremlin orders, Goukouni last Thursday told church funds to a childhood a burly Soviet submarine captain friend, Helen Dolan Wilson, 74, Khadafy to withdraw his troops of Advancement refused to leave his suspected spy St. Louis. by Dec. 31. ship for further Swedish question- Acting U.S. Attorney Daniel College seniors. If you plan to get a job WITHOUT Israel concerned ing Tuesday, stalling negotia- Webb Tuesday reconfirmed the after graduation, why not consider AN - Israel, tions for freeing his vessel which investigation a profession? WASHINGTON (UPI) is under way but ADVANCED concerned that the United States ran aground 20 miles inside refused to reveal what directions DEGREE In 3 months, we prepare you for is seriously considering a Saudi Sweden's water with a crew of 56. the investigation has taken or careers in law, management, finance. Arabian peace plan, launched a The red-mustachioed skipper, when it will be completed. Our 8 intensive courses are nationally recognized for high academic quality. Social Security benefits to phase out Over 90% of our graduates secure jobs in their specialties. Over 5,000 Benefits paid to unmarried full- the new Social Security law. and August - even if the student graduates hold positions in law firms, time students between 18-22 who Students receiving benefits as attends school during those banks and corporations in 110 cities. are attending college or other of Aug. 1981 who begin post- months. 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No NOVEMBER 10 Stephen Roswell Estoye or the student otherwise becomes checks will be paid to these Office of I ducation Approved by Illinois wish all of ineligible. students for any month after that. Wesleyand to know In addition, student benefits Anyone needing more informa- o I would liketoarrangeaninterview of their plans to will no longer be paid for the sum- tion on student benefits can get a The - June, July, free copy of the pamphlet, Social at anothertime. Please call me at be married in mer months May, Institute one of the phones noted. Security Checks for Students for June, 1982. 18-22, at the Bloomington Social o Pleasesend me information Para!egal about Security office, 200 West Front or the InstituteforParalegalTraining. Training Much Ado About Nothing telephone 829-9436. 235 S. 17th SL Name Auditions will be held November 21. All sopho- Presents concert Philadelphia,PA 19103 Address mores, juniors and seniors sign up with a part- (215) 732-6600 The Festival Choir, the Illinois City, State, Zip ner at McPherson Theater. Wesleyan University Chamber Approved by the Prepare: Singers, the Chapel Choir and the American Bar IWU Collegiate Choir will present Association College 1. A two minute monologue of any characters a Fall Choral Concert in West- ( ) ( ) in the play Operated by Para-Legal Inc.. a brook Auditorium on Sunday, Pennsylvania Corporation Presentphone Permanentphone 2. A two minute improvisational scene between Nov. 8, at 8 p.m. All students are the play's characters (not in the script). urged to attend. Friday, November 6, 1981 EDITORIALPage3 THE ARGUS - L - - I I , d- I L - ~ I a C3 I sl b~ I - I =I L L _ I I ~ I r II From the editor's desk Plaudits for minors . . We wholeheartedly support the establishment and maintenance of a minors program at IWU. It's about time we had such a system. It will provide students with an opportunity to expand their education in a constructive manner without being tied down to a subject as a major. Maybe it will even eliminate some of the student-parent conflicts over choice of major. Parents traditionally ask what good a child's education is. Now, perhaps, a student will be able to tell mom and dad that they are majoring in a liberal art and minoring in something practical, like business. Not that this plan will eliminate the imbalance between the traditional liberal arts and the "practical majors." Currently, for instance 24 per cent of the students enrolled in the liberal arts college are business majors. That is close to 300 people. Anyway, at least the minors program is in place, and will be ready for use as early as next February. How it will affect the demographics of the university remains to be seen. Regardless of the effect of the program on the school, Beer guzzler feels case of guilts it should provide another chance for the students to take Dear Editor, who is above the legal drinking Name withheld every opportunity while at Wesleyan to further their I am a 21 year old student who age, from drinking beer in his Dear name educations. lives in the dorms here. The other own home (which is what my withheld, with your complaint. day I was sitting quietly in my dorm room is: my We agree home). However, we find it hard to dorm room, studying for a test This school should provide for believe that you feel guilty about S... Pundits to NASA and drinking a beer. And then I certain places where those the act of drinking a beer. Don't I'm glad that I didn't get up at 5:30 a.m. Wednesday realized that I was nervous about students who are of age and who let it bother you so much. morning to see the second launch of the Space Shuttle. it. wish to can imbibe at their We are also incredulous to find Especially Well, I'm pretty fed up about leisure. Perhaps several suites of out that a 21 year-old is still living since it didn't get launched. Again. on campus. Oh, well, it takes all For those the whole thing. I think that it is Dodds Hall could be used for this of you with short memories, let me remind ridiculous to attempt to prevent a purpose. The current state of af- kinds. you of the shuttle's first launch last spring. The date was college student, especially one fairs is obviously ludicrous. -ed. set, the people who were science-fiction fans were awake at some ungodly hour in the morning, and .. . no launch. A few days later, the NASA people got their In search of alternatives to pizza rocket into the air. By Rick Linneman finding the right ingredients and books, since the space allotted And here we go again, folks. The shuttle sits on its Munchies. Even just the materials to cook with. Again this me does not allow to specify ponderous launch pad awaiting its chance to fly again. thought of eating makes one is simple to overcome. The next specifically. hungry. Sure a lot of us are time you stop by the homestead, However, seeing the feeble "For the first time in history," the TV announcers satisfied most of the time, but in assure us, "a rocket vehicle will be re-used." Or, will it? take some meat, eggs, flour and state of mind that you are in, the latter hours of the night, (why else would you be reading Certainly, the two missions have started in the same perhaps while studying for a this?) I'll help you out. way: disappointment, failure. Perhaps they will end in wicked humanities test the next Freshman FOR THOSE NIGHTS when a the same way also: success. One can always hope for day, a lot of people find them- biology final is coming up I the best. But what if they don't? selves with a nasty case of the Follies recommend popcorn. But if you What has happened to the national space effort, eats. are in the "big-term-paper-due- Sure, pizzas are great, but who maybe some sugar. While you're tomorrow-and-you-haven't-even- anyway? Remember those blast-offs of our childhood? can afford a $7pizza every night? We saw the launches in the gymnasium of our grade at it, you better take the refriger- started" situation, I strongly sug- Well, if you're like me, you'll seek ator to keep all these things in. gest some Hungarian filled-round schools. It was a big deal. We stayed up until the early cheaper forms of snacks. Well, IF YOUR MOM asks you why steaks, considering you'll never morning to see the first man step on the moon. Where how would you like to be able to are you stealing her mixer, finish the paper in time anyway. has the thrill gone? whip a tasty Norwegian kringle toaster oven and microwave, just Well, how was that? Before I Sure, the Apollo program had its problems. Three in nothing flat? I'm not promising tell her that you are pledging a sign off, I'd like to leave you with that you'll become Julia men did die while in training for one mission. But, there Child, fraternity or sorority and that it's one thought. No matter how bad but with a little training, you'll be just a gag. If you are already in a your meal smells, no matter how were never launch problems like we have had for the well on your way to becoming a last two fraternity or sorority, oh well. bad it looks, (see the little green shuttle flights. NASA had the bugs worked out Galloping Gourmet. So now you're all set. What things?) no matter how bad it of the rocket before it ever hit the pad. THE FIRST STEP in learning should you bake? Well, I recom- tastes, it doesn't matter. Just Is the technology level simply that much higher? Have how to cook is: how to bake mend that you read a few cook order out for a pizza. we lost the ability to iron out the bugs of a system? I without burning your dorm down. rather doubt it. What has happened, for better or This is easy, just make sure you worse, keep a bucket of water and the is that NASA has lost favor with, and funds from, the fire department's phone number federal government. nearby. ILLINOIS WESLEYAN When a project is undertaken that affects the entire The next step is overcoming the nation, the federal government should fund it more com- fear that your end result might taste a little like Saga GEORGE FOX pletely than it has with the space shuttle program of food. Just EDITOR keep in mind that if it does end up CHRIS HEWITT KAREN NESIUS NASA. The under-funding of the space shuttle must be ASSISTANT EDITOR MANAGING EDITOR considered as a cause of the latest tasting terrible, you can always mishaps. And, while give it to your roommate. He'll be NEWS EDITOR...... L. KIM TAN no one individual NEWS STAFF: ...... TOM BUCHELE, STEVE ESTOYE, has suffered from the cuts, we can all overjoyed. Remember: it's the STEVE JOHNSON, BRIAN SYLVESTER, have just a little less pride in our country as a direct thought that counts. BARB SANDERS, THELMA WELLS, SUE GWALTNEY FEA TURES EDITOR...... MARY PETTICE result. Another obstacle in cooking is FEATURES STAFF:...... CHRIS McHUGH, TRISH SCHAFER, KELLIE DRAYER, RICK LINNEMAN, TARITA PRESTON SPORTS EDITOR, MEN ...... DAVE WOLF WESN to get on air when FCC grants license SPORTS EDITOR, WOMEN ...... ANN FRANK SPORTS STAFF ...... SCOTT BROWN Dear Editor and grant us Program Test Authori- Anyone who is interested in gain- LA YOUT/DESIGN COORDINA TOR...... LORI LINEHAN LA YOUT/DESIGN STAFF ...... 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WESN THE ARGUSPage 4 fEATURES Friday, November 6, 1981 'Pirates' steals reviewer's heart Computer holds DIAl OG By Drew Bendelow section (composed of Randy that comment upon and accom- After almost two years of total Brecker, Tom Scott, and David pany the alternate moods evoked . - n-bH T.nn d i n , 1i, Wth other librares IanUUI) , Jui es succeeIUs nll creating an original and alluring By Tom Buchele minal or mailed from the audial atmosphere in several of Illinois Wesleyan's Sheean DIALOG's center at Palo Alto, the cuts (especially "Traces" Library has a new service which California. Many of the materials and "The Returns"). On nearly could aid many frustrated re- in these bibliographies will not be all the cuts, Jones embellishes searchers. Since March 1980, the available at Wesleyan's or ISU's rhythmically, with distinct and library has been hooked up to the library, but they can be obtained engaging changes in meter. She computer of the DIALOG Infor- through inter-library loans. mation Retrieval Service. The So far only a few faculty DIALOG system gives a re- members have made use of the searcher access to indexes and DIALOG system, but it it abstracts from many years and available for all students and from a wide variety of subjects, faculty to use. The system can be this system has made it practical expensive to use, but Wesleyan's for the library to have these library is presently offering the resources available for the facul- service at no charge. Wesleyan is ty and students. charged by the hour for the times The DIALOG system could be when the computer is being used. useful to students who are doing For this reason it is important to detailed research for senior carefully plan a search ahead of seminars or honors projects. 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swear was a saxaphone), and a lack of love in lite, and her own panacea to her woe; "tortune various effects are used on some inevitable solitude. In living it up, walks right in the door/ and here of the instrumenttion, though the good times that are pur- I am/ just like before . . ." But never on Rickie Lee's voice. portedly to be had by those unat- within herself she is able to find Basically she's much more tached appear now as they really the strength to rise above, vowing adventuresome this time out, and are, a sham and a lie. What the "well, I'm not gonna turn it pays off because there is such whole "singles scene" comes around/ I'm not his pretty clown/ talent in her self-confidence. By down to is, for Jones, "more trou- I'm not the one caught/ like he utilizing her striking voice in ble than it's worth." The tune thought . . . I'll cry awhile/ but tandem with a superlative horn uses off-setting musical themes Continued on page 6 Two plays premiere in lab theatre By Chris McHugh a moving and thought-provoking brings the character of Scott Opening in the lab theatre this play. Senior Peter McDonough alive with its reminiscent tone. weekend are two one-act dramas, directs Frank Rose as Moscowitz This empathetical device makes "The Interview" and "Cabin 12." and Jim Parsons as Shannon. the play very touching and Show time is 8 p.m. on Friday, Karen Rasch is assistant director believable. It is directed by Saturday and Sunday. Tickets with Norma Saldivar designing James Greco with Doug Zschieg- 49 A crowd 14 Made from baked ACROSS are available at the door for 50 costumes." ner and Bill Hood portraying 50 "Please," old style clay cents a show. Harold and Bob. Mark Webster 1 Moon walk, e.g. 52 Unsophisticated 16 Ease (2 wds.) "Cabin 12" by James 4 Pasture sound 53 Spanish Armada ship 20 He wrote "The Rime What causes people to unleash Bishop is designed costumes and Mark the second play of the evening 7 Miss Tiffin, for 54 Melina Mercouri of the Ancient aggression and resentment at Harris, Linda Hanley and Karen short movie Mariner" and its father and son relation- others? This is the thematic ques- Rasch provide set and lighting 10 Krakow's country 56 "Bye Bye Birdie" 21 Conga maneuver ship proves to be a good vehicle (abbr.) song, "- Kiss" 22 Colonies tion dealt with in Peter Swet's for both shows. 24 File section for displaying how individuals design 13 First movie Tarzan, 57 May and Stritch drama "The Interview." The Elmo - 58 Held the green 26 Turbine parts deal with societal values. Harold story centers on Abraham Mass on campus 15 Seafood dish 59 - Plaines 27 Fall -, and his adult son Bob have come 17 What strippers lack 60 - Alamos Massachusetts Moscowitz and James Shannon, A Catholic mass player 30 Threat in "Invasion to a cheap motel in the South to program has 18 Lure in legend 61 Record an insurance investigator who been introduced at IWU, to be 19 City in S.E. Spain part of the Body identify the body of their dead son 20 Group closely Snatchers" has come to Moscowitzs' tailor held every other Sunday at 5:15 and brother. The question of just 21 Philippine seaport DOWN 31 Prefix: wax shop to interview him (hence the p.m. in the Davidson 34 Colorful African how accidental Scott's (the son) Room. The 22 - -disant title) about his life insurance next mass will be held Nov. 8. (so-called) 1 Common street name tunic accident was and what kind of a 2 Commit sacrilege 35 - Jima policy. The Reverend Michael Van- 23 Aqueous or vitreous society would create a situation 25 - veto 3 Town near Lowell, 36 Kettledrum MORE APTLY this play could Acker, associate pastor at Holy Massachusetts 37 Hollywood hope- only resolvable by suicide, make 26 Of the soft palate be called "The Interrogation" Trinity Church in Bloomington, 28 Name for a pontiff 4 Popular chocolate ful up the thematic core of syrup 39 State of bliss because the conflict that ensues the play. 29 Walking from place will conduct the mass service. to place 5 Canadian province 40 Cucumber or ivy between these two proud and HAROLD'S LINE: "I'll tell you The mass program was started 32 Chicago time (abbr.) (abbr.) 41 Shoe width stubborn men resembles a series Bob, the mistakes you make as a to meet the needs of IWU 33 Obviously made-up 6 Unspecified amount 43 Roll one's r's of torturous "third degrees." parent, they... they hang on. You students of the Roman Catholic 35 "- a deal!" 7 Pain-killers, e.g. 47 Lieu 38 Jon Voight movie 8 - Ben Adhem 49 Mulberry barks The exchanges build well and always think if I hadn't done this faith. According to a report com- 42 De - Clinton 9 Silent screen star 51 Socks only a somewhat conventional or that .. ." voices our greatest piled in Sept. students of the 44 Passover feast Mae - 52 -- contendere melodramatic ending detracts fear about the death of someone Roman Catholic faith numbers 45 "Your majesty" 10 Argumentative 53 Gooey mass 46 Sharif and Khayyam 11 Burdensome 54 -- Aviv from their effectiveness. Still it is we love and at the same time 413 here at IWU. 48 Sports cars 12 Maui garland 55 Doctrine Friday, November 6, 1981 F EATURE Page 5 THEARGUS Fa N 6 1 EU P 5 T Even at $1.00 Editor finds senate meeting revealing I went to my first senate have to go to school on Good Fri- I HEARD LITTLE rumblings 'Carbon Copy' offends all meeting Sunday evening, which day. I certainly would never want and remarks concerning the is really an embarrassing thing to go to school for an extra week fraternal affiliations of certain By Chris Hewitt job, family, and whatever acting to say. I'm a senior and I've been (or have the last day of finals on a senate members. More factions! The Irvin Theatre in Bloom- talents he once possessed) are relatively "involved" the past Monday) to make up for missing I thought. But nothing was ington has done a good turn for supposed to provide good-natured two years; there's really no ex- Good Friday, but still ... abusive or up-front. Things seem- movie-goers, particularly for fun as well as thought-provoking cuse for my late discovery of I got pretty mad last semester ed pretty smooth there; the same financially-strapped college social commentary. They don't. what goes on in the Davidson when I went to cash a check in the old stuff. students. Since last spring, the "Carbon Copy" cannot truly be Room at 8 p.m. every other Sun- afternoon of Good Friday (to buy I was impressed with the way theatre has been showing second- said to be racially prejudiced, day. the whole meeting went; I think run movies (usually movies that since it offends both blacks and I went as a substitute for my Lynn does a good job recognizing have been in release for at least whites equally, but it is crippling- hall's regular senator, who let me Speak people and running the show. I three or four months), with ad- ly stupid. Its main characters are know about the vice-presidential don't remember anyone interrup- mission always just $1.00. morons so, when they learn to election. "Use your own judg- Easy ting anyone else and there wasn't Unfortunately, quality is not like each other the movie seems ment," she told me. Well, I had any shouting. always guaranteed. Last week, to be saying that if blacks and By Mark K. Pettice all kinds of judgments already, Features Editor The senators displayed ex- the fairly amusing "Arthur" was whites could just forget their dif- mostly supplied to me by Argus cellent debate skills, giving featured, but Friday "Carbon ferences, they could seek idiocy articles and friends who under- gas for my car so I could go home speeches in favor of and opposed Copy" a listless "comedy," in harmony. stand senate. I was looking for- for Easter) and found that the of- to the same veep candidate, and begins its run. You can tell "Car- George Segal has made a few ward to "seeing for myself" what fice was closed down for the speaking on behalf of more than bon Copy" is bad because of how good movies ("Blume in Love" one of those controversial and holidays. Maybe we should stop one candidate. That was a little quickly after its release it is play- comes to mind), but lately he debate-ridden sessions was like. bugging Wesleyan and start talk- confusing but admirable never- ing in second-run theatres. This seems to be making a career out THIS ISN'T about the election ing to those North Central guys. theless. College students should movie bombed 'so quickly and of playing overwrought execu- or its results, really, so I won't Until then, let's hope Easter all learn how to debate two sides forcefully when it was first tives in bad movies with cutesy finish the story that way. I just keeps falling halfway through the of an issue, giving equal convic- released less than a month ago, double meaning titles. learned a few things Sunday semester so our calendar plan- tion to both sides. That's what a that its investors are already try- SUSAN SAINT JAMES and night that I feel like commenting ners can keep things neat and liberal arts education is all about. to squeeze the last few bucks ing Denzel Washington, as Segal's on now. tidy. ANYWAY, I URGE students to out of it at cheap ticket theatres black son, fare slightly better. Lynn Folse was able to report I ALSO LEARNED that only go to senate just to get an idea of before retiring it to the celluloid Saint James is a fine comedienne to senate that Wesleyan students 550 people had their pictures what it's like. Anyone can go; you junk heap. who brings off the role of a will have Good Friday off next taken for the Wesleyana. I know sit in the back with people like "CARBON COPY" is the story bigoted matron pretty well. school year (1983) only because some people who live off-campus George Fox and you get an ex- of a well-to-do businessman and Washington is given most of the it's convenient to have spring who never even knew that the cellent view of the proceedings. his stuffy wife, played by George movie's good lines (at least they break the week before Easter. It photographer was here. When You can even talk if you'd like to. Segal and Susan Saint James. seem good when compared to the seems that Wesleyan gets by with one of these people went to the And I think students would be in- Their predictable and tasteful life rest of the clinker-laden script) the minimum number of school photographer to hopefully terested to see a governing body is interrupted when a young and he exhibits comic skills that days as proscribed by the North squeeze in a snapping session, composed of students just like black man, who turns out to be deserve to be better displayed Central Evaluating Commission she was turned away. themselves allocating all kinds of the product of Segal's college elsewhere. (or some such thing). They aren't I feel sorry for off-campus money for this and that. It's fling with a black woman, shows "Carbon Copy" is rated PG, for church-affiliated so I guess they students. They should try to keep amazing. "Should we give them up on their doorstep. The ensuing some raw language. don't really care that we usually themselves informed, I suppose, $400?" "Sure, go ahead." That's complications (Segal loses his- but things like yearbook pictures power. are kind of important. The only Just because I went to one reason I knew about them is meeting doesn't mean I think I because I eat at Saga and they know everything about senate. I had a sign-up sheet at the bottom doubt anyone does. I didn't come of the stairs. No off-campus stu- away with a great love for it but I "A Fast, Free Delivery dent would have much of a reason don't think I'll be very predispos- (or much desire) to go anywhere ed toward condemning every It's just a phone near there ... So please keep your decision it makes, either. It's off-campus friends informed; it made up of people "just like you call away! looks like no one else will. Oh, by and me" and, without being too the way, pictures will be taken cynical, I can truthfully say that again on Nov. 30, Dec. 1 and 2. those people are there because 454-5111 Well, the above goes to show in what hap- 803 East Emerson they have an interest that I found senate informative pens on this campus. I'm not de- ...hot mouth watering pizza, made with our and thought-provoking. There is fending past senate decisions or special blend of sauce and real cheese, and no real "dirt" to speak of, but I anything like that, but I think it's topped with your favorite items! We'll did notice a few other things that important that the average stu- deliver your delicious pizza to your door were more in keeping with the dent knows a little about senate, within 30 minutes at no additional charge. proverbial senate meeting. what it is, and what it does. Number one in fast, free delivery, we're just * * * * a phone call away. When I walked into the room, I was greeted (quietly) by some- While I still have the stage (I Hours: one who welcomed me as a I would like to warn any- Thursday hope), 11:00 am- 1:00 am Sunday- . . finally." So 11:00 am- 2:00 am Friday- Saturday "liberal voice . one who's afraid of bees to stay there are factions, I thought. I away from an evergreen tree be- Our drivers carry less than $20.00. looked around the room and saw hind Buck. I don't know if it's the Limited delivery area many familiar faces; are they sap or if they've got a hive there, liberals or not? I wondered. but this particular tree is always Ask about our party discounts! covered with them. When I leave We use only 100% real dairy cheese. 'Wesley' speaks my art class I usually walk right ©1981 Domino's Pizza. Inc. Roger Nelson, professional ac- by that tree (I have a short I- -.------tor, will be the featured speaker memory), and the loud buzzing this week at chapel. and the swarming bees always -$1.00 off any pizza Nelson will be performing a one scares me to death. The advent of One coupon per pizza man play entitled "The Man cold weather should take care of Expires: 12/31/81 From Aldersgate," which is bas- them, but until then, stay away from the bee tree. Fast, Free Delivery ed on the life of John Wesley. I 803 E. Emerson I Phone: 454-5111 NIERSTHEIMER I I DRUG L -mmmm I L______-----" (Across from the Campus) Fannie May Candy School Supplies Checks cashed and charge accounts available NEW HOURS Week Days - 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Saturday - 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Sunday - 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. 1302 North Main Bloomington I 1302 Nort MoI I THE ARGUS Page 6 FEATURE Friday, November 6, 1981 Students enjoy films at their ugliest By Ann Miller just a decade of excess." What- "Bad cinema is a particularly MINNEAPOLIS, MN (CPS) - ever the reason, the boom has appropriate form of entertain- After conducting a "world's grown big enough to inspire some ment for the eighties because this worst" movie series last year, to start making pre-meditated is a decade of excess," explains the director of the University of turkeys aimed at the prime Mike Medved, co-author of two Minnesota's reputable University teenage-to-30 audience. recent books listing awful Film Society wryly complained New Line Cinema is now movies. that bad films were a bigger distributing John "Pink Flam- Medved speculates that "peo- draw than good films. ingos" Waters' scratch-and-sniff ple who experienced the seven- If a recent rash of bad-movie Polyester, which stars Tab ties seem to have had a surfeit of film festivals on campuses across Hunter as Todd Tomorrow and a dull, gray mediocrity. They're the country is any measure, Min- 325 lb. transvestite named Divine looking now for things that go nesota is not the only place where as his leading lady. The company beyond mediocre, for egregious students gather in large and en- is also releasing The Monster examples of vulgarity." thusiastic number to pay to see From Out of Town, a spoof of the "I think the whole punk/new truly-unspeakable movies like fifties' sci-fi fiascoes, and Satur- wave phenomenon is part of some Wrestling Woman vs. The Aztec day the 14th, a spoof of current need that people have for enjoy- Mummy (a Mexican gem seem- mass-murder formulas. 1978's ugliest," he Attack of the ing things at their ingly shot with a brownie in Killer Tomatoes adds. someone's garage) was another purposefully and Terror of bad Students, who still "have a cer- stab at the market. Tiny Town (a 1938 all-midget tain ambivalence about adult- western). Michael Harpster, New Line's hood," like "these Film renters report campus marketing chief, says there's motion pic- re- tures" because they're "startl- quests for laughable Hollywood always been a market for movie ing, refreshing evidence of adult failures have increased sleaze, especially at institutions marked- incompetence and inepitutude," ly over the last two years. The of higher learning. He notes Medved says. films, they say, are usually Reefer Madness and Sex Fiends The process is similar to Dorothy F. Cotton, who is vice president of the Martin Luther King screened by residence halls, have been making campus Medved's own college days, when Jr. Center for Non-violent Social Change in Atlanta, Ga., was the greek houses, rounds since the sixties. student groups and "watching the evening news at speaker for the weekly chapel Nov. 4. film societies as fundraisers. "Dopey horror movies and Yale was a great sport. Lyndon She was the only woman on the executive committee of the Southern The happy film rental Russ Meyer agencies sex films have very Johnson and Robert McNamara Christian Leadership Conference during the civil rights movement of guess students flock to these strong elements of camp, and the the 1960s and would say something, and people accompanied Martin Luther King when he went to films because they appreciate appreciation of camp has always Sweden to receive the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964. would guffaw and throw things at camp, because they have a wierd had its stronghold on college the screen." Photo by Kevin J. Sweeney sensibility, "and/or because it's campuses," Harpster says. "I think it's the same He recalls, "An entertainment thing in watching bad movies," he con- with a weird sensibility has cludes. "Not that government always had its initial attraction has become any less entertain- Gadfly inventories education at college." ing." Meyer's deliberately-bizarre Bloomington - An inventory of 2. Half of the girls in college are day increases your ches t mea- Beyond the Valley of the Dolls Misguided production values, stock acquired at college dis- not pretty. surement. (1970) "has always done well on poor or ridiculous plots, dreadful closes the following bits of infor- 3. The ancient Phoencians were 4. Marcus Aurelius hadI a son the varsity circuit," agrees dialogue and abysmal acting by mation and erudition which have really Jews and themselves are not hallmarks of got as far north who turned out to be a bacd boy. Douglas J. Lemza of Films, Inc., nestled in my mind as of late.* as England where they operated 5. Chances are that you'l 1never which rents out big budget bombs a terrible film. A really bad Things I Learned My tin mines. fill an inside straight. like At Long Last Love and the movie achieves a life of its own Freshman Year- 4. Professors because are capable of 6. You can get by wit;h only overwhelmingly-tasteless Myra its clobbering stupidity 1. Charlemagne either died or carrying a grudge and grading on three hours of sleep. Breckinridge. can produce as much awe in a was born or did something with a bias. 7. Teaching is not the only Dolls, Lemza says, scores on viewer as a masterpiece created the Holy Roman Empire in 800 5. You can get by with only five career option an English major campus "partly because it's by a genius. A.D. has. X-rated and partly because it's Indeed, the other "type" has 2. Almost everything you need Senior Year - co-scripted by Roger Ebert." almost to know about a subject is in the 1. There is no law as yet deter- become a socially- Ebert is the Pulitzer Prize- acceptable activity by now. In encyclopedia. mining what constitutes trespass winning Chicago Sun-Times and 3. Chances are that you'll rare- April, 1980, MIedved co-hosted a in an airplane. "Sneak Previews" film critic. World's Worst Film Festival in ly fill an inside straight. 2. Sleep is not necessary. New York. 4. There is a law in Economics 3. Theatre tickets may be called the Law of Diminishing - charged. I Returns, which means that after 4. Deadlines are sometimes not a certain margin is reached, extended. returns begin to diminish. This The Gadfly 5. Renascence is spelled R-E-N- may not be stated correctly but hours of sleep a night. A-I-S-S-A-N-C-E. there is a law by that name. Junior Year- 6. All the other English majors 5. French nouns ending in 1. Emerson left his Pastorate have discovered that teaching is "aison" are feminine. because he had some argument not the only career option they 6. If you drink beer through a about communion. have and they are after my job. straw you'll get drunk faster. 2. All women are untrust- 7. Eight hours of sleep are not Sophomore Year- worthy. necessary. 1. Queen Elizabeth was not 3. Pushing your arms back as *Idea and some material stolen above suspicion. far as they will go 50 times each from Robert Benchley. 'Pirates' steals reviewer's heart Continued from page 4 distinguishable from the wailing, very edge of human existence; when I wake up/ tomorrow is a mournful horn section. and through the experience of new day." Although it might look Within the song, Jones asserts this song, the listener is made to less than graceful on paper, the herself existentially against all feel a portion of the universal words in Jones' throat are elo- reprobation in her striving to ex- anguish. Buy diamonds like the quently emotive, and to this press fully the anguish of loveless Basically, Pirates is a top- listener at least, quite convinc- solitude in her heart: "I lied to flight recording; remarkable professionals ing. my angel so I could/ take you enough at a time when no other On the album's most esoteric downtown/ I'd lie to anybody/ female singer-composer is doing and adventuresome number, there was no one else around/ anything worth while, but rather Diamond professionals buy their diamonds loose. Then "Traces of the Western Slopes," and I know what people say/ understandable once you have they pick the setting. You can do the same thing. We'll Jones creates in her words and about me/ but I lied to my angel/ appreciated the ethereal talent of help you music the tenuous and seedy fr- and now he can't find me ... " Jones in a business full of make that very special choice and even design a inges of western society, obscure- The total effect of "Traces" is shysters, like Pat Benatar or setting for you if you like. For your unique diamond ly imaged with inventive and stunning and lingering; one is Debbie Harry (who either hadn't engagement ring from ,.-. free-form jazz phrasing that com- forced to really pay attention to much to begin with or were con- bines with her faintly nightmar- this music, it is a beautifully- tent to leave things lie, and col- ish lyrics in the masterpiece of made and fine-produced rendi- lect the royalties). So far at least, 201 WEST JEFFERSON ST. BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS 61701 this LP. Jones gives a virtuoso tion of the artist's unique inner Rickie Lee Jones is as real an ar- performance of her vocal skills, despair at finding herself on the tist as pop music has ever seen. Fine Jewelry singing notes that are barely Friday, November 6, 1981 FEATURES Pagel7 THE ARG US FI N 6 1981 F E P 7 T ARGUS-r I Eye to Eye: student loans

By Tom Buchele Today these programs are wast-, funds from state and local My former adversary Greg ing millions of dollars because of governments as funds on all Jackson has seen the light and is fraud and inefficiency. educational levels have been cut. no longer writing for the Argus. A good example of the ineffi- With the federal school lunch pro- After a long and grueling search, ciency of the federal govern- gram cut, Tom, do you really I have found his replacement, Mo ment's programs is the Derart- believe that the state govern- Flynn. ment of Education. It was ments can afford to increase stu- Mo and I are both history ma- created by Jimmy Carter in 1979 dent loans? A college education jors, but that is about all we have and in 1981 it had a budget of $14 will then become a possibility for in common. This week we are go- billion. Less than $10 billion of fewer students who need aid. By ing to debate the recent cuts in this budget was spent on actual reducing the aid to college federal aid to college students. aid to education. The remaining students, Reagan is in effect dis- Believe it or not, I am going to billions pay for the federal criminating against the lower and Jazz band warms up for their upcoming concert Nov. 13. argue for the cuts. (I wanted to bureaucracy. middle class strata of society. Photo by Mary Pettice give Mo any easy job the first Reagan suggested that $800 ALSO, TOM, YOU point out time.) million earmarked for education that the federal government is an President Reagan and Con- be cut from the 1982 budget. Con- inefficient body to administer Jazz band holds concert gress have agreed to cut the gress did this by cutting pro- funds. With the added paperwork After impressive performances will go on tour to Nashville, Ten- amount of financial aid from the grams. If Congress would have the state governments will on Dad's Day and other special nessee, for the short term break. federal government which will be eliminated the Department of receive from students requesting events this semester, the Illinois Scott Lewis, trumpet, said that available to college students dur- Education and its bureaucracy aid, will their bureaucracy be Wesleyan Jazz Band will present although the band this year is ing the next three years. I believe (which Reagan wants to do), they any more efficient? Tell me, have a concert on Friday, Nov. 13, in young, he thinks it's one of the that this action is both necessary could have saved nearly $4 billion you looked at the state's ad- Westbrook Auditorium at 7:30 best Wesleyan jazz bands in eight and wise. without cutting any programs. ministrative costs for staffing the p.m. years. MANY STUDENTS and college The money budgeted for educa- Illinois Department of Welfare? In addition to their local perfor- HE ADDED that the upcoming administrators have criticized tion should be given to the states About 40 per cent of their budget mances, the jazz band makes concert would feature a wide the cuts and have said that they in block grants. They already goes to staff whereas 60 per cent guest appearances at high school range of soloists and music with will cause many students to drop have the bureaucracies in place goes to welfare recipients. jazz festivals. Last year, they wide audience appeal. Dr. out of college. Behind these to allocate it. Tom, you state that college were guest band at the Oak Lawn Thomas Streeter, jazz band dir- criticisms stand the assumptions FRAUD WAS THE second students should not be exempt Jazz Festival, which is a major ector, agreed and urged students that a college education is a right reason I gave for cutting the from making sacrifices while the festival that hosts many high to attend. "We'll be playing guaranteed to everyone and that federal aid programs for college rest of the country is being asked school bands from all over the music that students will enjoy - because it is a right it should be students. You don not have to to do so. Is the rest of the country state. and we play best when we have paid for by the federal govern- leave Wesleyan's campus to find really being asked to do so? Have THE MUSIC that will be played an enthusiastic crowd." ment. Both of those assumptions this fraud. I know several you looked at the defense budget at the Nov. 13 concert consists of The jazz band consists of: Scott are wrong. students on campus who borrow for 1981? If the money being spent a wide variety of forms, including Lewis, Ed Nelson, Craig Solvie, A college education is a money from the state's to increase our nuclear weapons swing, rock and fusion. Besides Wil Adams, and Bob Shugarman, privilege which must be earned. guaranteed loan program (much capabilities were used in social performing the music of top con- trumpets; John Cummings, Tim The federal government is of this money comes from the programs, few social programs temporary artists, the band will Ruegg, Perry Eden, and Yasushi obligated to ensure that discrim- federal government) and then would need to suffer. Wake up! be performing selections from Tsuchiya, trombones; John Men- ination does not prevent anyone put this money in the bank to earn The military-industrial complex the Buddy Rich, Count Basie, and ner, John Boyle, Julie Swanson, from gaining admission to col- interest. When they borrowed is not suffering from these budget Woody Herman libraries. Linda Johnson, and Kevin Heid- lege, but the primary respon- this money, these students had to cuts. During short term, the band breder, saxophones; Tim Kitsos sibility for helping qualified sign statements in which they Also, I am intrigued by your will host a jazz festival here. and Al LaCasico, drums; Mau- students pay for a college educa- promised to use this money for comment on fraud. I must admit Their guests will be the USAF rice Harris, piano; Todd Rode, tion lies with the states and the in- their educations. There is no dif- that there are probably cases of Airmen of Note, the Air Force's guitar; and Leslie Frank, bass. dividual colleges. ference between what they have fraud but I do wish you could top band. Then Wesleyan's band It has traditionally been the done and welfare fraud. Next have given me some statistical responsibility of the state and year students will have to prove information. How prevalent is local governments to provide fun- that they need this money. This fraud in the college loan system? ding for education at all levels. will eliminate some fraud and I am curious about something These bodies are much more save money without affecting the else though. How many students Advancement qualified to determine which truly needy. will be forced to leave college if schools and individuals need and I think it is ridiculous when I loains cannot be given? You in- hear students and administrators WITHOUT College seniors. If you plan to get ajob deserve financial aid. dicate that no deserving student AN after graduation, why not consider Before 1965, many of the federal praising the need for fiscal will be turned away. Tom, a profession? grant and loan programs did not restraint but then attacking the perhaps this is an insignificant ADVANCED education cuts. Should aid to col- months, we prepare you for even exist. They were begun number to you, but I know of four DEGREE In 3 students be spared while careers in law, management, finance. when nobody cared about federal lege students who were financially deficits. The programs started money is being cut from almost unable to return to college courses are Our 8 intensive out small, but they grew quickly. every other social program? Col- because their requests for stu- nationally recognized for high aca- lege students should not be ex- dent loans were turned down. As demic quality. empt form making sacrifices funds become tighter, I think that Over 90% of our graduates secure INTERNATIONAL while much of the country is be- this will become an issue for jobs in their specialties. Over 5,000 ing asked to do so. I do not believe more students. graduates hold positions in law firms, CAREER? that these cuts will prevent any In some obscure government banks and corporations in 110 cities. deserving student from attending document, I seem to recall that We provide a substantial tuition college. College students surviv- the government is of the people, refund if we cannot secure a job for ed before these programs existed by the people, and for the people. you in the city of your choice. (which was not very long ago), Since education is a concern of Guarantee your future. Learn how the and they will continue to do so. the people, shouldn't the federal Institute can help you advance in a A representative government maintain a system to on career. Our representative will be will be on the campus Of course students aid students in getting a college campus THURSDAY education or should this be a NOVEMBER 10 NOVEMBER 12, 1981 deserve aid privilege reserved for an elite Approved by Illinois Office of Education to discuss qualifications for By Mo Flynn who can afford a college education? If that is your idea of advanced study at Tom, my dear misguided AMERICAN democracy, perhaps we should o I would like to arrangeaninterview friend, I have a couple of ques- The GRADUATE SCHOOL rewrite the constitution. at anothertime. Please call me at tions for you. You state that the and job opportunities Institute federal one of the phones noted. in the field of government is obligated for o Please send me information about to ensure that discrimination INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT S NIV2 ISV1 NO Para!egal the InstituteforParalegal Training. does not prevent anyone from Training gaining admission to a college. 9AIV N HIIILI d Could you please define discrim- 235 S. 17th St Name Interviews may be scheduled at s1JS Uaa S 1IM Philadelphia,PA 19103 CAREER EDUCATION ination? If you imply that dis- Address crimination is merely a racial (215) 732-6600 CENTER or City, State, Zip a sexual issue, you are avoiding dlDJ d Approved by the one area that is extremely impor- 1 S? 3I I V American Bar tant - class discrimination! Association College AMERICAN GRADUATE SCHOOL n0 H I OS OVAV OF INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT The proposed budget cuts will ( ) ( ). 2II SnjI] VD IOI Operated by Para-Legal Inc., a Thunderbird Campus reduce the amount of aid avail- la ~o~I A s ,ato Pennsylvania Corporation Presentphone Permanentphone Glendale, Arizona 85306 able to students will have to com- d W1 1 d S8 I VA pete for a smaller portion of rI 0 d Wdd ddb Vla THEARGUS Page8 SPORTS Friday, November 6, 1981 Harriers qualify for national meet Gridders drop to 2 anid 5 0 N By Dave Wolf tallied 26 yards in 13 carries. Illinois Wesleyan's cross coun- "Our top five really ran great," winning, with Augustana second. Illinois Wesleyan's football Combined Barry and Bishop try team had one major goal at said Titan Coach John Lust. "We After that it is anybody's race. team tried to play the role of the were 10-29 for 128 yards. the beginning of the season, and dominated the meet without real- Lust would like it to be Wesley- giant killers Saturday at Wabash, The Titan's were not in that bad that was to qualify for the NAIA ly having to kill ourselves. The an's. but the Little Giants proved not to of shape going into the locker national meet in Kenosha, Wis- big thing is we ran some super "Despite the fact that Wheaton be so little, turning back the room at half time after Dave consin. Saturday in Aurora, they times without really that great an beat us at Monmouth, I still think Titans 24-3. Pearce hit on a 22 yard field goal. achieved that goal by placing five effort, which is encouraging." we've got a good shot at third," The defeat now makes IWU 2-5 At the start of the third quarter runners in the top nine to ALTHOUGH THE race had a said Lust. "Everybody will be overall, while Wabash, who is Wabash intercepted a pass to set dominate the district 20 race. happy ending, Lust admits he ready to give 100 per cent, I can ranked second in the NCAA Divi- up a touchdown, putting them The Titans scored only 27 points was a little worried at the mid- tell you that." sion III polls, extends their ahead 17-3. to win the nine school meet. point. Also challenging the Titans will record to 7-0. "When we get into catch-up Northeastern University was "At two miles I was concerned be Carroll College and Millikin The Titan defense played a situations were in trouble," said runnerup with 55 points, and because Northeastern's fifth man University. IWU has never finish- strong game despite giving up 24 Larson. "We had to throw the Greenville was third with 97. was right with our fifth man," ed higher than fifth at the con- points. The Wabash offense had ball, and when were forced into WESLEYAN'S DAVE Wolf and said Lust. "Between two and a ference race. regularly been scoring 30 points a that situation we are not that ef- Northeastern's Carlos Arios bat- half and three miles our guys NAIA District 20 Meet game all season. Wesleyan's fective. The interceptions really tled for the individual title. Arias made a big move and really IWU ...... 27 backup quarterbacks, Maury stopped us." ended up having a little more established themselves." Northeastern ...... 55 Barry and Keith Bishop, were The score in the end could have kick, getting into the chute first Rounding out the top seven Greenville ...... 9 forced into action and could not been worse, but again the Titan as both runners were timed in were Mark Zenker who finished Geo. Williams...... 98 generate much passing offense, defense rose to the occasion 26:07. in 28:05, and Jack Yockey who Concordia ...... 117 throwing six interceptions. despite the on-coming defeat. IWU clinched the meet mo- ran 28:17. The runners who Aurora ...... 162 Regular quarterback Tom Rogan "At no time during the game ments later, as Wolf was closely finished in the top seven for Chicago State ...... 206 did not play due to a thigh injury did anyone on our team let up," followed by Mitch McClure (4th Wesleyan will represent the Rockford ...... NS sustained earlier in the week. said Larson. in 26:59), Tony Robbins (5th in school this week at the con- St. Xavier ...... NS "Tom had hurt his leg, and on Leading the team in tackles 27:01) Randy Single (9th in ference meet at North Park. 1. Arcias (NE) 26:07, 2. Wolf the bus ride over it tightened up was Scott Kutzner who combined 27:18), and John Robertson (10th ACCORDING TO Lust, North (IW) 26:04, 3. Schilling (Con.) on him a little, so we decided not for 16. Tim Forshey was in on 15, in 27:24). Central has the inside track at 26:43, 4. McClure (IW) 26:59, 5. to use him," said IWU Coach Don while John Obert had 13. Robbins (IW) 27:01. Larson. "He should be ready to This Saturday the Titans will go by this week's game." be playing their last home game On defense the Titans came up as they take on Carthage. The with some big plays which were Redmen have third place in the IWU netters finish fifth at state not capitalized on. It was evident conference virtually locked up that secondary man Mike Watson with a 5-2 conference record. The Illinois Wesleyan women's valuable player, advanced to the ticipate in at least eight season had his position covered, as the They are 6-2 overall. tennis team earned an impres- second round before losing matches. at senior academic All-American "We feel defensively we can do sive fifth place finish in the number one singles. Letter-pin winners for 1981 are came up with three interceptions. a good job on them," said Larson. IAIAW Division III state tourna- Sophomore Sue Pritchett lost in fourth year pin-winner LeVar Ken Shaffer also picked off "On offense we are going to have ment Oct. 15-17 at Augustana. the second round at number two and third year winners Gudanick another pass, whle Dave O'Neill to control the ball." The honor marks the conclu- and senior captain Denise and Linda Schmidt. LeVar recovered a fumble. 1 2 3 4 F sion of a fine 9-4 overall season was eliminated in the first round Pritchett and Bridges are sec- "The defense played very Illinois Wesleyan. 0 3 0 0- 3 record and a second place 5-1 dis- at number five. ond year pin-winners. Meek and heads up, aggressive ball all day Wabash ...... 10 0 14 0-24 trict finish. In doubles competition Patty Barney are first year let- the long," said Larson. "We just did W - Kolisek 34 yd. FG 0-3 "I'VE BEEN told that of all the Titans' number one combination termen. not generate a very good of- W - Johnson 4 yd. run (Kolisek Wesleyan women's teams fifth is of Meek and Bridges advanced to Rounding out the squad are fense." kick) 0-10 the highest any have ever placed the semi-finals before losing to Melanie Myers, who was elected The IWU offense did show a lit- IW - Pearce 22 yd. FG 3-10 in state competition," said Coach Principia. most improved player for the sec- tle life in the first half, but then W - Johnson 21 yd. run Carol Schrantz. "We're very AT NUMBER TWO doubles ond straight season, Linda Going, fullback Craig LaDew bruised a (Kolisek kick) 3-17 proud - it's been a super Pritchett and Gudanick lost in the McRaven, Vicki O'Brenski and shoulder and had to leave the W - Johnson 1 yd. run (Kolisek season!" second Jill round to the University of Shirey. game. LaDew gained 57 yards in Indeed the Titans kick) 3-24 deserve to be Chicago. IAIAW Division III Tennis 12 carries. J. C. Anderson proud only as three of the six singles LeVar and McRaven, at num- State Tournament Results players advanced as far as the ber three, were defeated in the Principia ...... 62 third (semi-final) round before first round by Augustana. Augustana ...... 60 Lust named coach of year losing to highly seeded competi- The Titans finished the tourna- North Central ...... 32 John Lust, whose Illinois meet. tion. ment with 16 points, good enough ing the University of Chicago ..... 20 Wesleyan University cross coun- It was the second time Lust has Advancing to the third singles for fifth place out of the ten quali- *Illinois Wesleyan...... 16 try team won the National been voted the honor. He was round were sophomore Angie fying teams. Principia and Au- Elmhurst ...... 12 Association of Intercollegiate. elected in 1977, when he served as Bridges at number three, junior gustana were seeded first and Eureka ...... 4 Athletics District 20 meet Satu- coach while serving on Joyce Gudanick at number four second, respectively, in the tour- a part- Rockford ...... 2 day for the first time in the time basis. and freshman Susan McRaven at nament. Quincy...... 0 school's history, was voted He was away working number six. OF THE Titans' twelve squad on a Millikin ...... 0 District Coach of the Year follow- master's degree at Drake FRESHMAN PAT MEEK, re- members, seven are letter-pin University in 1978 cently voted the team's most winners. To letter one had to par- and 1979, then joined the IWU faculty as instruc- Sophomore leaves mark on tor in business in 1980. The Titans finished second in the District 20 meet last year. opposition; rates division rank The Titans compete in the Col- of Illinois and John Obert leaves his marks on hard tackler and is a smart lege Conference Wisconsin meet opposing ball carriers and block- player. We've had a lot of out- this Saturday in Chicago and have hopes of ers in football, where he has been standing linebackers in the last 15 finishing no worse than fourth. a starting outside linebacker all years or so and John could fall in- Fifth place is the best the Titans season. to that category as he gains more The 205-pound sophomore has experience," Coach Don Larson 81 tackles (11 solos and 70 said. assists), a total beaten only by OBERT, WHO occasionally the 88 tackles made by senior out- moves in to play middle guard in side linebacker Craig Farmer. a five-man line, has a knack for "OBERT IS REALLY doing a making the big play. He has good job and has been outstand- blocked two field goal attempts. ing the last two or three weeks," Obert and his teammates will Coach Don Larson said after get a severe test Saturday when Obert was involved in 13 tackles the Titans close out their home Saturday as the Titans dropped a schedule against a Carthage 24-3 decision to a Wabash College team that is averaging 245 yards team that was ranked No. 2 in per game by rushing. Wesleyan, Division III of the National Col- saddled with a 2-5 record overall legiate Athletic Association last and a 2-4 mark in the College Con- week. ference of Illinois and Wisconsin, "John is recognizing what's is in danger of having its worst Jonn Lust going on in front of him better season since the 1961 team was have ever finished in the con- each week. He's going to be an 2-7. After the Carthage game, ference meet. They reached that The 1981-82 IWU Titan basketball team gets ready for the upcoming outstanding linebacker before IWU goes to Millikin for its final level four successive years star- season. Photo by Paul Whitman he's finished. He's a sure and game. ting in 1975.