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The Guardian, October 26, 1979
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By BRYAN THOMAS ginative, cruel, uncaring and Classroom", presented at 7:30 T.V. sets remained on six and a ing. Fador related how his G radian Spcelal Writer lonely. p.m. in the W.S.U. School of quarter hours daily. Fador then Russian immigrant father had "We lire living at the end of FADOK IS THE noted author of Medicine auditorium. conjectured that such students insisted his whole family sit as 500 years of dominance of the Hooked on Books, The Naked The author began his lecture were not the "same human home after dinner, reading to printed word." Hardly as enter- Children, and New Hooked on with the proposition: "Students beings" that he was at the same themselves and each other to taining prediction, yet tiis was a Books. He received his bachelor's who come to class today are age. improve their familiarity with the central theme as noted as author and master's degrees at Cornell radically different from students At this point the Michigan strange new 'anguage. and educator Dr. Daniel Fador University, his Ph.D. in English of a quarter century ago." Fador educator supplied the first of a WHEN THE Baltimore Philhar- amused professional educators in Literature at Stanford University, clarified his premise. "Methods series of fascinating anecdotes monic disbanded during the the Medical Auditorium Wednes- and lias bee.i a professor of for teaching, which used to be which made his presentation of a depression, his violinist father day night with homely witticisms English at the University oJ taught in schools of education do distressing topic bearable to an made young Daniel Fador listen and nostalgic anecdotes illustra- Michigan for the past 18 years. not apply to the new breed of audience concerned with the to violin recitals and supplied the ting how television and con- The WSU College of Education students." problem of declining literacy. images the music was meant to temporary media culture has League for Individually Guided THESE STUDENTS watch an To contrast the language deve- portray: "Can you see the wheal mafle Americans -• students ta average of three horns of tele- lopment of T.V. -- addicted Education sponsored Dr. Fador's (Sec 'THANKS,' p«|« 3) particular -- inarticulate, unima- lecture "C.rring Work in the vision every day in houses where students with his own upbring- The Daily Guardian ^ Oct°ber 26,1979 Issue ^ Volurr^ XVI Wright State University Dayton, Ohio Fairborn and campus police patrol apartments
By MIKE MILLER Security and Parking Services partments will be patrolling the Guardian Staff Writer said. "WSU Police has jurisdic- area. "In cases where criminal The Fairborn Police Depart- tion over any area that is leased offenses have been committed ment is working in conjunction by WSU. and Fairborn Police has prior to discovery, where there is with the Wright State police in jurdistriction over any area lo- no immediate danger, the Fair- securing the University Apart- cated in the city of Fairborn. so born Police will be responsible." ments. both departments have legal She said, "If one department is WSU Officer Darlene Burdick. jurisdiction over this particular summoned to the apartments said, "In regards tc the new area." while ihey are shorthanded, that University Apartments. WSU po- Burdick said that WSU Police department will reach the other lice share concurrent jurisdiction will be immediately dispatchable one to help out." with the Fairborn Police in i if there are suspicious people in the area or if any of the criminal matters which relate to SIMS SAID, "There have been apartment residents are in im- the apartment area. This will give times when both departments the apartment residents double mediate danger. have been shorthanded at the protection." SHE ADDED. "There may be same time. That is the main WHEN THERE is a crime in times when the Fairfcom Police reason we are both securing the progress, WSU Police will re- will be in the area patrolling and area. WSU Police can respond spond immediately because they see something happening. They much more quickly to calls than are closer, Burdick said. "In will then radio for the WSU Police Fairborn can." these canes, Fcii-'oom Police will and (the WSU Police) will act Sims added, "We just want to act as a bark-up unit." GaardtaaPtote By Cat***) Van?* as a back-up." provide the best security possible Carl Sims, acting director of Burdick noted that both de- for the apartment residents." Now that he's mcv&d lrUl Apartment dweller WSU gives five acres for 'Garden' loses $600in theft By ANDREA JACOBS everyone, but was designed with ses'' is a natural area designed to By MIKE MILLER vestigating the incident. Guardian Special Writer the handicapped person's ?eeds be accessible to all people and to Guardian Staff WrtWr A five acre tract of land is being specifically in mind. According to »ppeal to the senses of touch, On Tuesday, a man returned to "quietly developed" into a "Gar- a pamphlet describing the pro- ""ell, hearing and sight, it has Over $600 worth of merchan- his 1977 Yamaha motorcycle, den for the Senses," according to iect. "The Garden for the Sen- dise was taken from a University which was parked near the guest Patricia Marx, director of Han- ifrida: Apartment, following a party parking booth and found it dicapped Student Services. hosted by one of it's residents on severly damaged. The meadow anr" woodland Oct. 14. area is located directly across weather | from Allyn Hall and extends the Items stolen included 12 shirts, THE MOTORCYCLE suffered Sunny today with a high expected la the low 50s. The low full lengtth of the faculty parking tonight will be r,ear 30. Cloudy tomorrow whh a high near 60, four slacks, a portable black and a broken windshield and was lot. whits television, a wrist watch, a turned on its side when the The purpose of the Garden, wallet (containing a charge card owner found it. He said the rear said Marx, is to educate, enter- voting . and the student s I.D. card), and view bracket was also destroyed. tain and encourage community Wright State student* who wish to remain registered to vote in two dollars, according to Wright WSU police do not know whether involvement in the University. State police. the damage was caused by a -ir home town, but can't get home to wtfe may vote by »b*entee The Garden will be a place ^ Ik*. Ohio Secretary of State Anthony J. Cefebran haa hit-skip driver or by severe winds. where people can go to observe Several guests at the party prepared a pamphlet containing the necessary Information, 'these and learn about plants and ended up spending the night at pamphlets are available in the Office of the Ombudsman. if Also on Tuesday, a WSU animals native to this area. It will the aprtment, said police. When female student reported seeing a also be a place for relaxation. the host awakened the next male subject exposing himself in Groups, organizations and fami- thought morning, he discovered the items the Millet B parking area. WSU lies can get involved in the care missing. police are currently investigating for and planting of the Garden. WSU police are currently in- the report. The Garden is available to J DAILY GUABWAN October 26, 1979 Deadline today Leadership Lab enhances abilities awareness By MIKE HOSIER Hills camp, located north of skills and the skills needed for The Lab uses group participation makes for some ' time well Guardian Auwiate Editor Columbus, with another lab sche- communication with individuals to highlight each topic, and spent." For the sixth straight year a two duled for Spring Quarter, and groups." receives "excellent student feed- STUDENTS CAN also apply for and a haJf day seminar which APPLICATIONS for the Ub The workshop is designed, back." a scholarship if they would like to stresses awareness of leadership can be picked up in the Office of added Risacher, with a series of The cost for the Fall Leadership attend but are unable to because skills is being offered to WSU Student Development. Today is long and short sessions including Lab is $20. The money pays for of financial restrictions. There are students. the last day Chat completed basic Communication Skills, Sec- transportation, two nights' lod- five scholarships available. According to Joanne Hisacher. applications will be accepted. lar Skills, Nonverbal Skills. Stress ging. fine meals, and the program The limit on the number of director of Student Development, The primary goal of the Leader- Management, ar.J Decision Ma- and materials used in the Lab. participants is set at 40, but, which is coordinating the semi- ship Lab, Risacher said, is "to king. "A lot of fun goes on." added Risacher, "We might be nar. a Fall Leadership Lab is assist participants in becoming "PARTICIPANTS don't just sit Risacher continued, "and a lot of flexible if there are two or three being held Nov. 2-4 at the Pilgrim more aware of their leadership antf take notes," said Risacher. '.earning." Put together, that Bonoffand Tempchin make WSU appearance Sunday
By ROIir METCALF Bonoff has been performing called Bryndle. whose other the band broke up. San Diego folk-rock circuit, open- Guardian Mnalc Writer since she was sixteen, when she members were Andrew Gold. Bonoff then dropped out of ing for acts such as Tom Waits, Mellow Calfornia rockers Karla and her sister Lisa would play at Kenny Edwards and Wendy sight as a performer, concentra- Jackson Browne, and an early 3onoff and Jack Tempchin will the Troubadour on Hoot Night, a Waldman. They recorded an ting on developing her song- band of Glenn Frey's and J.D. jerform Sunday night in Wright showcase for developing talent. album for A&M Records, but the writing abilities. It was her Souther's. 5tate University's gymnasium. In 1970. she joined a band record was never released, and composing which first put her in Frey later formed the Ei^les. the spotlight, before she ever who used Temchin's Peaceful launched a solo recording career. Easy Feeling on their debut Edwards and Gold had joined album, and later recorded his Linda Rostant's backup cand, Already Gone. Temchin himself They showed her BonofFs ma- was a founding member of the terial. As a result, three of these Funky Kings with Jules Shear songs were included on Ron- (now of new wave band Jules and stadt's HASTEN DOWN THE the Polar Bears). The band WIND alburn. dissolved after only one album BonofTs own solo LP. KARLA (which included the exquisite BONOFF, followed in 1977. After Slow Dancing, which was later a two-year period, during which made a hit by Johnny Rivers) due Bonoff again worked at her craft, to musical differences. her second album. RESTLESS The smile NIGHTS, was released earlier TICKETS FOR Sunday night's this year. 7:30 concert are available at the JACK TEMCHIN will be open- Forest, Dinglcberry's and Pea- says'go ahead, ing the show Sunday. He also got ches and on campus at the Hollow his start at the Troubadour's Tree. Ticket prices are $5.50 and challenge me. Monday night hoots, and on the $6.50. At our electric company we It says strength,vitality, brighten the dark hours a and the sureness of success. little differently. Its todays Republic Steel
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1746 WOODMAN DRIVE (Next to Rinksl 252-5696 Republtesteel come plug youreetfm; An Equal Opportunity Employer, . • » ... ». »Y« » • • •'• •" 26, 1979 DAILT GDABDU* 5 Thanks to dad's violin Fador learned to visualize [Continued from page /] Michigan freshmen admitted they David, an early four year old in the hope that a male teacher other students wanted to hear the Daniel? Can you see the boy could not communicate effectively spastic, who among other de- would stop this cruelty to David stories Daniel Fador read, they walking through the waving sea through writing. Dv. Fader indi- formities, had an uncontrolable the spastic, whose parents had had to crowd up close to the of wheat?" Daniel Fador learned cated, however, that "Students of drool continuously dripping down enrolled him specifically because teacher whispering in David's to visualize things he had never 1954 did not write any better than his right chin. He was subjected "We want him to learn about the ear. If they wanted to play with actually seen by supplying the the students cf today. Students to "unbelievable cruelty" from inadverent cruelty of stranger their teacher, who happened to story behind his father's violin (today) can't .isualize, they do his classmates during Fador's children." When Fador asked have all of the recreational recitals. not write visually. The author first week at the school. The why the teachers had not tied to equipment the students might Fador also felt that he and his declared "1 am dcati certain thsf. students threw blocks, sand and explain the difference be twee. want to play with, they has to play contemporaries developed their television is responsible." Dr. otner assorted projectiles at Da- David and the other students, one with the kid named David, who image-making faculties by listen- Fador also related how he realiz- vid amid comments like "You, of the women explained that this sat on Fador's lap. The children ing to popular radio programs ed that, as an American, he has dirty David. Nasty, snotty David kind of compassion was a thing of "learned" to accept David. \The Green Hornet. The lone become uncaring when his go away I" Piia responded to the heart and not the brain. Ranger, and ad infinitum) and mother callej to ask him if he had the students by throwing blocks Fador disagreed, having learn- filling in the visurl effects with visited his neighbors after their and other zssorted projectiles at ed how to be compassionate as a Today our children are left imagination. recent automobile accident. He them. child from his family and niegh- unattended to. Nobody listens to Fador is concerned that today's hadn't; suddenly aware that he no Despite Fador's reaction, the bors. They taught him compas- then. *alk (and learn how to students do not use their image- longer cared for his neighbors the nursery school students continu- sion under threat of violent think). Children "do not believe making faculties and. as a way he had as a child. ed to torment David. reprissl for inhuman treatment of they have voices worth listening consequence. "Our students This revelation made Daniel At the end of the week Daniel ihose less fortunate than himself. to." This is why Dr. Daniel Fador write differently than they did 25 Fador realized the significance of Fador tried to quit. The two He set about proving his poir.t. believes North American students years ago." his first teaching experience in a women who had hired Fador hencefore. David, the spastic, cannot use language to commu- Even outstanding University of nursery school. explained that he had been hired was forever by Fador's side. If the nicate. 'Garden for the Senses' should be completed by 1982
IContinued from page!] co-sponsor is participating in fund be asked to purcahse and take manholes and conduits for water is "being designed to be totally raising and generating communi- care of some small annuale and and electricity have been installed accessible. It is for everyone." the potential to allow people with ty involvement. perennials selected from a variety The grading of the topsoil is in the sensory losses to participate in The garden will be composed of of plants chosen for the garden. process of being completed, * NOW HIEING !»+ * the natural environment. With three parts: a sun garden, a according to Robert Francis, the support of the community, shade garden and a wildlife So far, said Marx, some executive director of Planning If you are temporarily dis- this potential can be developed garden. families and organizations have and Operations. continuing your eduction or and new experience will be There will be pathways through pledged their support, but as of can only work for a imhed time, we may have the job for available for disabled and able- the garden *nd plans for a pond yet no campus student organiza- The whole project is tenatively yflu. bodied people." and fountain are being consider- tions have signed the adoption list slated to be completed in the fall UOr organization needj sev- ed. The project is being co- promising their gardening ser- of 1982. Marx estimated. eral men and women, 18 or The project currently needs sponsored by the University and vices. There is no other garden in over to work at least 3 months. the Ohio Association of Gerden people who are interested in " We're in the very beginning Ohio that is designed to allow al) No experience necessary. For "adopting a garden bed." said Clubs. stage." said Marx. Construction handicapped people to indepen- interview call: Marx. of the sun garden is presently Wright State is donating the dently enjoy the benefits that 415-7266 land and labor and helping in the A green thumb is not underway. The utilities are in the "Garden of the Senses" will coordination of the garden. The necessary, but the caretakers will ground and the drain tiles. provide, said Marx. The Garden HEY! )id you know that only one State University student daily is without a UPI or A P wire affiliation? If you feel unhappy about this send a letter of complaint to the Student Budget Board in care of Student Development, 122 Student Services. etters may be dropped off at the mailroom in the basement of Millett with no postage « required. 1 - .r—rr:.:
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Issuif 1 OH the November ballot, also known as the Bottle Bill should be supported for nothing more than the common sense behind a bill that would dean up our State. Numeious opponents of Ike Bill however, have muddled the issue with seme greedy and mabcinus claims. One such claim that the anti-Bottle Bill people are attempting to put over through television ads is that the Bottle Bill would only affect 20 percent of the litter on our highways. This u based on the assumption that only 20 percent of the litter out there is comprised of bottles. The states that have passed legislation similar to Ohio's proposed Issue I have noticed a much higher decline in their litter, including a report from Michigan of a drop in roadside garbage of 41 percent The Bottle Bill foes tell us that the Ohio House is working on a litter law that would increase the amount of trash that would be picked up and that we should therefore vote the Bottle Issue down in favor of a Bill that isn't even out of committee. Truth revealed about WSXJ elf Bills die in House and Senate Committee' — .> legislature day in Columbus. The Bottle Bill was originally jitroduced through the Voter Petition Reference to the Ohio Congress. They sat on it. By MIKE HOSIER "1 bled my soul out to you, you know. I've seemingly waiting for it to die. After the election in November, the GtunUan Associate Editor not always been a press agent. 'Tell me about litter bill that is being touted by the corporate interests could the Wright State elves,' you said. 'Tell aie what receive the same action from the Ohio Congress as the Bottle Bill it's like to be a little fellow in a land of delusion,' received. It's been about a yeir now since I eked out a you said, and you kept leading me on like that Another is that it would increase unemployment. Not so. say smear of pointless rhetoric in which I reported a till I told all. conversation that had supposedly occurred these states that have Bottle Bills. Indications are that up to 2500 "Do you appreciate it? No. You tell them I'm between myself and a Mr. Wardlam Bleeger. Jobs would be created by this BilL These jobs would be primarily for nothing but the food Scrooge couldn't digest, a Mr. Bleeger was a resident elf on the Wright the um/killed worker; an area where our unemployment is passing thought, a burp in the wind!" inordinately high. State campus. He had much to say, this elf, with But, the final argument against the Bottle Bill should be that the his pumpkin belly and red face. WELL, I happen to know better than that. companies that produce the bottles ard cans, the grocers and others ACCORDING TO Bleeget WSU was a fairy When I said what I said, I was kidding, joking. similarly motivated are afraid that it will hurt their profits. This is kingdom and President Kegineis was ruler of the real reason that there is opposition. you know,... the people there. Bleegev and an entire band of "Bull-pucky." Our need for a clean, environment should come before this little folk were said to live in the woods, raid the "damn the consumer and full speed ahead [to the piofit]'' attitude. ..about you and all the other elves. 1 know I trash at night, and never leave footprints in the shouldn't have. It -ras egotistical. I admit. Slap snow, your name at the head of a length of newsprint The oppressed populace of the land of Wright and you begin to 'hink that you can say anything wis deluded into believing it was a collection of and people will swallow it. Building, building.,, students, the rich landowners thought them- selves members of the faculty, and the real "COME ON iiow, boy I I'm real and you know power behind the throne, the evil Bursar, who knew all this, simply giggled and collected the Building! at Wright Stat* are g^ing to continue springing up like hard-earned coin. But you're not mold on old bread, and it'* beginning to look like nothJtg will cease the onslaught of this Juggernaut of construction. It has been a year and my conscience has been "Am." By the rid of 1982 Brehm Laboratory expansion. Ambulatory bothering me. Now a cavity of guilt festers. It Care Center. Hike Hall and Medical Seiner i Phase I! should all be has to come out. AM NOT. completed. Tick onto that the possibility of a Nursing Cefer, r. Wardlam Bleeger was a figment of my Multiple Sclerosis Center, an expansion of Oelmaa Hall and a imagination, a little blob of flesh that exists only "Fin, io! yea know. You just wait, lad. you storage warehouse and you U not see WSV. but a metropolis. in my mind, trapped in the chaos. just wait. When h ccincs time for you to chase Ohio State here we come. For the sake of jourcslistic integrity this must down the end of your rainbow I'm going to sneak come out, for the sake of... up before you get thert and swipe the pot I You wait and see! By gum. you'll find out you can't "A fat lot you know, boy." just eliminate an elf *hen you feel like it!" Guardian Staff WHAT? Yeah. And Santa Claus and Superman are Editor . Gaylon Vickers "I'm as real as you bubblehead. Watch your waiting in line for their turn to get a' me, right? Managing L.-htor Chuck Stevens mouth. Associate Editor Mike Hosier But... News Editor. . Bob Myers "GIVE HIM A little lee-way and he shoves his "THAT DOES ni If yo; don't believe
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GUITAR PLAYER wanted for FOR SALE: Matching couch LABRADOR Retriever pupl 1979 CONCORD AM/FM Cas- I NEED A part-time maintain- serious, progressive rock band and chair, orange and green AKC Black female. 9 weeks, sette in dash unit with power ance employee. Pay is $4 an Beck, Kansas, Allman Bros., tweed. Good condition. shots, wormed. $100. 854-2462 amp & 2 Cricket Pomeaxil hour for apartment complexes. Cream, etc. Please leave name 175.00 Call Mrs. James 879- 10-19. Speakers. Dolby noise reduc- Experienced. Call 434-2482. and information in N471, or 2043. tion, 25 watts RMS/per chan- 10-17. nel, sells npf for $500 sacrifice call 848-4989. -singing is a LOCAL NIGHTCLUB interest- FOR SALE. Scout II 4WD. FOR SALE: Green and white $350. call Glenn at 849-962 lor plus. 10-17. couch for sale. Excellent ed in contacting capable stand- Only 1.000 mUes, PS. PB. Tilt. mailbox E329. 10-17. PART TIME delivery hnelp condition. Will talk over price. 1974 DODGE Maxiwagon in up comedians A/or magicians; Custom paint, luggage rack, wanted mornings and eve- AM-FM stereo. Won it in Call 864-2898 after 7:30 or good condition, PS. PB, air. contact Duane Puckett. Syl- nings at Olan Mills studios - in contest, need money for taxes'. anytime on weekend. auto, carpeted and insulated. ver's Supper Club 252-2252 Eastown shopping center(258- Lists for over 13,000. Will sell FOR SALE: VW 72 Super High miles but runs great. 6:00pm-9:00pm. 10-17. Beetle A-l condition. 25plus 2114), Salem square shopping for 9,999, Michael L495. Makes great camper. $1600. MPG in city. $1295. Call ONO Call 879-1382. 10-17. NFIDEDi PERSONAL case center<277-5466). and Forest Park Stopping Center(274- FOR SALEi 1972 Plymouth 667-8245 evenings. FLEETWOOD MAC tickets attendent for male dorm stu- dent contact Bill in room 138-A. 1695). Must have auto a«d Du ter. AM radio, air condi- for sale, ten dollars each. immediately. insurance. Must apply during tioning, V-8 engine. 15-20 FOR SALE: Labrador Retriev- Leave name and number in er pups I! AKC registered, business hours. mpg. Only $350.00. Call mailbox H 586. 767-7535 evenings. wormed, shots, black females FOR SALE. One pair RTR-5 LOCAL NIGHTCLUB in- BUS DRIVER needed right FOR SALE: Pair Pioneer or yellow males.$100. 854- speakers. 2 way 35 Hz to terested in contacting capable away. Small van phone 274- CS-44G stereo speakers. 35- 2462 evenings or weekends. comic and) or magic acts, 2811 or 293-1020. Dayton area, 2;;;; Hz, Min. 5watts/channel. FOR SALE: 1974 Chevelle 1979 CAMARO. Brown me- contact duane, Sylver's sup- must like children. 10-17. Mailbox: P272. malibu: PS,PB,AC. GOOD tallic exterior, camel interior. perclub. 252-2252. FOR SALE: Western Saddle, TIRES, Good Condition, $1800. PS, PB, air conditioning, tilt good condition, S75. Call 299- Call 462-8044 or Allyn Hall wheel, cruise control, air.-fm 3377 or mailbox 1356. mailbox ES69 stereo, electric door locks. 305 FOR SALEi 1970 AMC C.I., V-8 engine, 10,500 miles. FOR SALE. 1974 Super Beetle Hornet rana well, new eihaoat $5,900. call Kevin at excellent condition, brand new meetings system, battery, rear-Urea, 434-6710. engine installed currently, has tone op. S3S0. Call 878-4191 WOULD LIKE to join of THE FORMATION of a new about 11,000 miles. If interest- after 7 p.m. RACING MAGS - five spoke. form a study group for Organic organization, Wright State He- ed call Connie after 2 at FOR SALE. 1977 Hodaka 14 inch, rocket racine wheels, Chemistry (Chm. 211 and 215) lenic Society(WSHS), is now in 253-5231. 125 cc street/trial bike. 2- 2 for $65 firm, good deal. as soon as possible. Contact its planning stages. This would Mailbox B7 or 426-6820 after stroke; 5-speed. Geared for FOR SALE: '73 Ford Gran Hooly at 256-4178. Leave be for students that are Greek or have Greek ancestry. trial $550.00 Call 773-4057 or Torino Brougham, H. blue, ps, 5:00pm. 10-17. name and number if I'm not at Structure and activities will be E472 mailbox. pb. air cond. GC $1300. Reply there. 10-18 to Allya Hall mailbox M342. •75 JEEP C'5. 3 speed 4 WD. discussed at the following time FOR SALE. 70 MGB: 7 coats oversize Wrangler R/T heavy and place: Wed. Oct. 17th fresh crimson lacquer, new WSU SPEECH team meets duty suspension, custom paint 4:30-5:30 in 208 Fawcett. Your top, wires, A-l mechinical FOR SALE, cords of fire- every Wed. in room 157M, at job. Goes anywhere,anytime attendance will be appreciated condition and clean interior. wood at t good rate for 3:00 p.m. New members are 10-17. students. David Norris, phone $4500. Michael B7 or 426-6820 always welcome. If interested, $1900 firm. Call Jim after 6 "KENNEDY IN 80 All stu- S4S-9110. after 5:00pm. 10-17. but can't come, contact Liz p.m., 390-0086. dents interested in joining a Weese at extension 2275. Dayton Draft-Kennedy move- 10-18. ment, contact Mark Bonekow- ski, Allyn Hall mailbox E387. for rent rides LOOKING FOR A good REMINDER, the chess «..ub HOUSE FOR rent in Bea- club? Try the Ski Club. Trips, is meeting in room 045 U.C. vsrereok. 10 mins. from WSU. Appliances ami yard tools parties aad lots of friendly FROM 1-4 P.M. EVERY $265. month plus utilities. included als5. 371-1223 afte.' 5 RIDE WANTED to Michi- people (remembc. the kissing WEDNESDAY. SO COME ON Three bedroom brick ranch. 6 gan State University - anytime booth?) Thur» at 9:30 !JJ 04! IN, AND TEST YOUR SKILLS. months leaoe and 3275. dpst. contact Hamilton Hall 125B or UC. 1C-18 Allyn HallS615. 10-18 RIDE NEEDED to Tulsa, OK. around third week in Dec. WANTED. Oldsmobile - any and come back At the end of year, any model with good Dec. 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B» RORY METCALF original, leaving the film to tell TWO OF THE three previously Gaardfaui Mask Writer the story of the fragmentation of unreleiucd Who songs, Four Jimmy's personality. Faces and Joker James, were With the release of The Who's recorded for inclusion on the Several other changes have QUADROPHENIA FILM IN Eng- original QUADROPHENIA. but land (it opens Nov. 2 in America), been made: seven of the original appear here for the first time. Polydor has put out an excellent sungs were deleted; Roger's double-album soundtrack. theme. Helpless Dancer, has The only real new material is been edited down to 22 seconds; The Who's Get Out and Stay and the songs' order has been Bassist John Entwistle, as Out-their first released recording shuffled until the music alone no with new drummer Kenny Jones musical director of the film, longer relates the story. complied the material on the (formerly of the Small Faces, album. Included are 10 songs which, like The W ho, was a Mod Half of the album consists of from the original 1973 QUADRO- band)-and a cover of HI Heel new material, at least, new for the PHENIA LP (greatly improved by Sneakers by Cross Section, a LP. Side four features seven remixing and in some cases the band which appears in the film. songs which were popular with addition of new instrumental the Mods, giving a sense of QUADROPHENIA is not mere- .tacks, three previously unrelea- THE WHO context to Americans unfamiliar ly a rehash of the original sed Who tunes and seven songs with the Mod era. Included are (perhaps the band learned from popular in the early to mid RESTAURANT LOUNGE tunes by the Chiffons, the Ronet- their experience with TOMMY), Sixties. tes, Booker T. and the MG's, and nor does it qualify as a rock opera THE ORIGINAL QUAD- James Brown. Another 15-year- any more. But as a soundtrack, it ROPHENIA was a rock opera old track is the rare Zool Suit, the is excellent, and-most important- about a young member of the first single by The High Numbers -it remains a valid document of a Mod cult of early Sixties England. before they changed their name vital period in the history of The new version does not contain to The Who. Britain and rock and roll. HOUSE OP DRAFT the lyric booklet and printed narrative which integrated the
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THE RAIDERS were not out- Tar as and megaphone could be By WANDA MURPHY The third game went the same of meeting UD again in the state •_ji-AMiainlimiyiim with UD up six points to none played by UD, they simply didn't tournament. heard directing a corps of fans in play "up to the potential." WSU support of the women on the On Wednesday night, the WSl) before WSU scored. Hie score served poorly and received serve THOUGH THE team lost, two court. P.E. building bad its largest was tied at nine points all before poorly. Coach Wynkoop noted fine performances were turned in THE LOSS to UD brings the crowd on hand thus far this UD took a 13-10 lead and Coath that UD wis perhaps the strong- by senior Elaine Mauch and season record to 19 wins and 14 stum for Women's volleyball. Wynkoop called a time out. IfUD est serving team that the Raiders freshman Carol Westbeld. Mauch losses. This is an improvement The Raiders hosted the UnJver- won this game it was on to had faced in a while. put down 14 of 24 kills with but over last season's win total of but sfty of Dayton team in the best post-game warm-down and the It wasn't pace, but rather one error for ac excellent .542 12 wins. three of five match. The visiting showers. The fins were putting movement of the UD service that percentage. The team had 12 The next home match will be a Flyers r.on in four games by ok their coats and rattiing keys in bothered WSU. Over the four stuffed blocks with Westbeld quad meet this Saturday begin- scores of tS-9,15-10,14-16, 15-2. preparation to leave. Whatever Wynkoop said to her Raiders was grimes the Flyei's missed only five taking credit for seven of them. ning at 11 am. Visiting the P.E. positive because they allowed UD serves while WSU missed 13, Two other things helped flavor building will be Bowling Green. BOTH teams ptayad in spurts, only one more point and towlc the which isn't quite the way to play the event. The large rock at the Ohio University, and Ohio North- scoring several points in a row winning ball. secondarty entrance to the cam- ern. before tire other would do the extended game 16-14. pus on Colonel Glenn had painted The following weekend the same. A prime instance cf this The fourth and final game was WSU "can and has played on it. "VOLLEYBALL: BEAT Raider will be travelling to was the beginning of the second all up to UD. The Flyers scored better," says Wynkoop. "but UD" Ontario, Canada to participate in game when WSU jumped to a six seven points before WSU scored one. UD scored six more before they were a bit in awe-of the UD And to complement the large the Can-Am Invitational. This points to zero lead before UD tied WSU scored their second and last squad." She also says that this crowd was one of the team's most prestigious invitational will be it up at 8-all and went on to win point of the game. awe won't last long and is hopeful ioyal fans leading yells. Albert held at the University of Windsor. 15-10. No Money in lead with Mother's Pearls and Victorious Virgins in pursuit
By CHUCK ARBAUGH Setelo's team, and Pohlman's teams with a .500 records. Tigers meet after the season to deter- is indeed an exciting one. Goardlan Sporta Writer team. and Berney's team. The Gold mine the volleyball champion. If "The two leagues have been The 1979 Intramural co-rec The Gold League is paced by League is rounded out by Spare the standing continue as they are, very competitive this year and volleyball program at Wright Bonnevilla's Bombers, who have Parts and Magic Minstrels, the it will be No Money vs. Bonnevil- there are a lot of talented teams," Sute is one that has been full of an excellent 11-1 record. Tied for present fourth and fifth place la's Bombers for the title. said Knight. "I encourage more excitement and close play. As the second arc Smith's team and teams. KEN KNIGHT, assistant di- students to come out and either season reaches its midpoint, the Roofing Companv at 9-3. Third The top teams of the Green rector of the Intramural-Recrea- get involved to watch our exciting volleyball program will continue place in the league belongs to two League and the Gold will tional Sports Program, agrees volleyball action." to accent on action.' that the co-rec volleyball program The co-rec volleyball organiza- tion consists of two leagues, the Green league and the Gold League. There are currently eight teams competing in the Green League, and seven teams are competing in the Gold League.
IN THE GREEN League, No Money leads in the standing. They have a perfect 6-0 record. Following the No Money are Mother's Pearls and the Victori- ous Virgins, both with 4-2 re- cords. Van Fleet's team is currently third, with a 2-1 slate, 165 E. Helena St. Bonus Good Until followed by the Thriving Three- plasma alliance HOURS: 224-1973 12-31-79 some, who are 3-3. Rounding out M-Th 11-11 the division are Carlson's team. Open Daily 7a.m. pics 4 evenings F & S 11-12 Sun 12-10 BALLS DBJ STYLE SANDWICHES ALL MEATS AND CHEESES AVAILABLE BY THE POUND! We Feature: MUMfORD'S HOMIMAD3 POTATO CHIPS NEW YORK CNIISICAKI SOFT DRINKS CARROT CAKI 330 W McCreijht Ave., Springfield. Ohio «K5fi4 711 Breiel Bhrtl.. Mk«eto»m. Ohio «042 feast! 471 Dayton-Yellow Sprmp Rd. Fairbofn. Ohio <5324 Pho-'te Orders 879-7273
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