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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Activities at CORE Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Guardian Student Newspaper by an authorized administrator of CORE Scholar. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ©tie latltr (Simr&tau March 1978 Volume XIV Issue Wright State University Dayton, Ohio Tuition rise set for fall quarter By GABY FLOYD committee sources say. will be Guardian Editor Emeritus needed to offset proposed pay increases to WSU faculty, admin- Tuition will increase at Wright istrators and staff, and to allow State University next academic the University, according to one year, according to members of committee source, to "retain our the Steering Committee of Aca- current level of student servic- demic Council. es." And though the Committee "We might as well be as members will not vet predict the honest about this as possible." exact amount of the tuition hike, said WSU Vice-President and they contended the rate hike Provost and Steering Committee should be ready for approval by member Dr. Andrew Spiegel of the WSU's Board of Trustees at the tuition hike, "we will probab- their quarterly meeting in June. ly need the increase next year." In meetings which commenced "We feel that faculty salaries in January, the Steering Com- are of primary importance." mittee has been reviewing the Spiegel continued. "Most state University's proposed operating schools have already increased LReflection* of springtime. Guardian file photo. budget for next school year. their fees, and our (state) sub- AND THE TUITION increase. sidy just isn't sufficient tfor the Foilowinq 'no confidence' vote salary hikes)." "FACULTY SALARIES just haven't been able to keep up with inflation." said yet another Pruis resigns as Ball State prexy committee source, "and it's be- By CHUCK MCCORMICK against the president was 72-60, ber and currently a professor of run more like a business and less coming increasingly difficult for Guardian Staff Writer according to the Ball Stale Daily English at Wright State, elabor- like a university. The restructur- them to remain members of the News. ated on the effect of the Hayes ing and dropping of several basic middle class." Two weeks ago the resignation Lindblatt said the vote of "no Study at Ball State. courses left many students out in The committee, as part of its of President John Pruis of Ball confidence" included a "Bill of "Some deans were receiving the cold This, coupled with the historical role as watchdog of the State University was accepted by Particulars, drawn up by the less money than the bookstore university's recent tuition hike, University budget, has heard a the university's board of trustees state which listed the inad- manager because the pay scale bolstered the student dissent." number of proposals to keep a lid after a controversial vote of "no equacies under the former pres- was determined by hierarchy in Jom Mendenhall. vice pres- on spending, including one pro confidence" by the Ball State ident." He asserted that "the the number of people a person ident of the Student Association, posal. which reportedly is not University Senate (faculty) and primary inadequacy was the lack had working under him." asserteu, "The action precip- receiving serious consideration. the Student Senate in December. of communication between the Wetmore. who refused to par- The proposal would have all president and the faculty." allel the Ball State action with determined, inside movement in- departments cut back on person- William Lindblatt. Bail State the "no confidence" resolution volving people who were dissat- nel by ten percent. faculty member and spokesper- He attributed the faculty dis- passed by WSU faculty against isfied with President Pruis' sel- "BUT I DOUBT whether we son for the faculty, said, "The sent. which culminated in threats Andrew Spiegel, said, "the facts ection as president and most of will have tr. lay off any personnel faculty was primarily behind the of iob action, to Pruis' implemen- should be examined for thetr the discussions were carried out next year." Spiegel said. "To pressure against the president." tation of the Hayes Study, a similarity." behind closed doers with the begin with, we don'f have any- UNDBLATT DESCRIBED the comprehensive restructuring of SUE CLARK, president pro- Board of Trustees. The students one we don't need urow." Pall State Senate as a heter- administrative and faculty jobs tem of Ball State's Student Ass- did Slave an input to the board's The committee sources say, ogeneous body of approximately and pay scale. ociation. said, "One of the prim- inquiry. Students who showed up has asked department heads to 140, of which approximately 110 THOMAS WETMORE, former ary objections the students Had tit the meeting without a formal review their budgets for the are faculty. The tally of the vote tenured Ball State faculty mem- was that the university was being invitation wete invited before the possibility oi internal austerity board So air their views." cuts. Wetmore, in his recollection Like Spiegel, committor mem- ICC blasts Caucus report of :he controversy at Ball State, bers ure undecided on .h« actual BY HEATH MCALPINE ICC Chairer Linda Henry is get a copy of it today. I wonder If said. "Pruis has bu£f a univtr- dollar amount the increase Guardian Staff Writer also dissatisfied with the re- even the date is correct oa it." *it> that *i! top >-av;< sm} he Rv't The Daily Guardian has port. "h's not what 1 was hoping Both Pierce and He nry oS»iwj- didn't reaJi?* the distance that barne^ that the committor will probably consider "cost of liv- Student Caucus has issued its for. but 1 guess it's what I ed to the ftthat Caucus was in had grown between himself and ing" increase); from amttt* si* to report concerning the practices expected. That's why we asked charge of the review of Budget the faculty." used by Student Activities Bud- from the very 'beginning for Board. Henry pointed out that CHASiACTXRKlNG THE co- eigfc percent for faculty and get Board in allocating funds, it someone else to /jo it." since Caucus appointed members hesive factor, lie said. "Th* staff. (vr.u if the wage hikes are has left some dissatisified mem- Henry disagrees with some of of the beard, it was natural that faculty gained strength by be- absorbed by tuition increases bers on the Inter-Club Council, the material contained in the Caucus wouldn't wsnt »o con- lieving in democratic principles (See TUITION,' page 5) the organization which originally report, pointing out a section demn them. and following them through." requested a review of the 'board. which said that Budget Board "I CAN SEE where it's going "1 don't recognise it as a Member Nclda Martinez sought to be very diffVuh for those who viable document." said David to explain the board by attendit-g appointed thera so *J>e first pi»ce Wednesday fVrse, ICC director of special a meeting of ICC. to go against themselves." said projects. HENRY CLAIMS the state Henry. weather "THERE ARE statements ment is not true, and that Beth Graham, a member of made in this report that are not Martinez wanted to explain the both Caucus and Budget Board, substantiated, not backed up." use of the rotary fund, not disagrees with ICC. "It seems Mostly sunny south and central Wednesday with partly cloudy said Pierce. "I don't understand Budget Board itself. The rotary that in most government situa- skies north. Highs wiK be in the uppe.' «0s north and upper 50s why this seems like a defensive fund is available to ccmpus tions the appointing body does south. Fair Wednesday night sad Thursday. The low Wednesday thing from Caucus. They can see groups on a loan basis. the reviewing. ! doit'.' think ihe sight will be in the low or mid 'Os wish high temperatures there are problems, but they Henry also questioned the date fact we issued a favorable iep.itt Thursday in tht SOs north and cevttral and low 60s south. don't want to do anything about oh the report. "It's dated the reflects in any way oa our them." sixteenth of March, but I didn't (Sac 'BOARD,' pajfo J) V. 2 THE DAILY GUARDIAN Mmh 29, l«T8 Carter aids the ties that bind Qfye Daily (fcuarfcian CARACAS, Venezuela (UPI)-Pre- as Carter waved and 'hen came bean development, human rights sident Carter arrived today in down the stairs, embracing Perez and Venezuelan inpatience with Venezuela on the first stop of a Latin style. an alleged U.S. soft line on seven-day. four-nation trip to Mrs Carter and their daught- Nicaraguan strongman Anastasio The World South America and Africa during er. Amy. 10. followed Carter Somoza. The two leaders will which he will begin a n.ajor effort down the steps. also discuss the stalled North- from Unrted Press International to strengthen U.S. ties to devel- Pere* conducted Carter to the South dialogue on aiding Third oping Third World Nations. slightly raised, red carpeted plat- World countries, the Panama Venezuelan President Carlos form for the playing of the Canal treaties and Perez' concern Andres Pere?, who has become a national anthems. Carter placed at interventionist tendencies in close, personal friend of Carter's, his hand over his heart during U.S. modifications to them was waiting on the traditional red the sounding of the Star Spangl- PERE/. VISITED Washington Begin calls for carpet on this warm and sunny ed Banner Perez. stood rigidly at last year and returned for the day - the temperature was in the attention beside him. Panama Canal treaties signing 80s There was tight military OVER THE doorway to the VIP ceremony. peace talk security and no crowds were at lounge of the airport was a red. the airport, 40 miles outside white and blue banner proclaim- Bill aids EPA Caracas. ing "Vienvenido President Cart- COLUMBUS (UPI)-The Ohio En renewal AIR FORCE ONE touched er v SrIsrael (UPI)—Prime Minister Menachem Begin today- down at Simon Bolivar Inter- and Mrs. Carter said Tuesday that 1,112,345 gal- sent President Anwar Sadat a letter calling for renewal of direct national Airport at 1:14 p.m. Four artillery pieces, on a lons of oil and gasoline were peace talks between Isreal and Egypt, government sources said. 12:14 p m. EST to start Carter's grass concourse between two spilled in Ohio last year, but only He then came under fire from key members of Parliament for his 22 hour official visit !o Venez- airport runways fired a 21-salvo 682.012 gallons were recovered. policy on peace moves. uela. A military guard of honor, salute. John Dobbins, chief of the On the military front, Israel's military command said its troops dressed in starched white sum Spokesmen for both sides have EPA's Emergency Response Off- captured the key Khardaly Bridge over the Litani River in southern mcr uniforms, stood at attention said Ihat the two presidents will ice. said companies responsible Lebanon and turned it over to U.N. troops after a brief shootout .•over many subjects in their for the spills don't report them with Palestinian guerrillas waiting in ambush. ^ * thr>'e hours of talks Tuesday and quickly enough. BEGIN DISCLOSED HIS NEW approach to Sadat at a closed — Wednesday Thev will include "THE AVERAGE reporting 2 KFLP WANTED: Looking for * door meeting of the parliament's foreign affairs and defense elwrgy po|jcjes and oj| prjccs a time is 10 1/2 hours after the committee, where his government's policies came under attack „ a part-time job. a place to ^ muMinalional cffor( headed b> spill occurs and then only 40 from opposition Labor Party Leader Shimon Peres as well as £ live, and good work open ~ „ , , b K h lllun r os dlmcd a( Cari percent of the companies re- deputies from Ihc Democratic Movement for Change, one of the «» en^e too'' In hours per week. | sponsible bother to report.'' said ** \2.~b per hour for a male partners in his coalition government. REMINDER Dobbins. "The resi comes from The national radio described the exchange- in the committee as •» attendant to provide an ae- ^ Resident Assistant police and fire departments. £ counting student with daily •" "sharp." Applications for Dobbins .aid a bill currently in Peres assailed Begin for repudiating Israel's acceptance of w assistance in dressing, per- ^ the legislature would go a long sonal hvgiene. transpoitation. * 1978-79 Hamilton I N. resolution 242 and refusing to make territorial concessions to way in correcting ihc problem. the Arabs in a Middle East settlement. Begin retorted angrily that meals, and weekly assistance Hall staff are due THE BILL would require com j- with laundry and light bouse "* Peres' Labor party had failed to achieve peace despite its in the HH Office. panics to report spills imnted- readiness to pull nut of occupied Arab territory. "* keeping. Will train Share a f,. iatcly. .« nil.' apartment close to W'SI •f Room 102 bv 5:00 BEGIN SAID THAT DURING his reccnt talks in Washington the "If ihis bill is enacted, a Americans did not demand that Israel pull out its troops from the " t ail Hob al H78-2I29 or leave * p.m. this Friday substantial increase in product note in ho* X.'>0r> •* occupied West Bank of Jordan. He upheld Israel's right to an March 31. recovery would occur" said individual interpretation of I'.N Resolution 242, the basis for Dobbins. current Middle Last peace finding efforts. He said the Arabs and the Americans are entitled to their own interpretations. Begin said Defense Minister Ezer Wcizman might go to Cairo in an attempt to reocw direct Egyptian Israel negotiations. He also indicated Foreign Minister Moshc Davan might go to the United States soon m an effort to resolve the current crisis in relations if) with Wa%hington. , Begin s letter to Sadat transmitted by the U.S. Embassy in Tel L- \viv called tor a renewal of the momentum that stalled when the Food Services parallel taixs ot foreign and defense ministers crumbled in « emmet sources said. > HOURS OF OPERATION ALLYNHALL Monday through Thursday 7:30 am- 9:00 pm Friday 7:30 am --4:00 pm a ^ CROCK POT It s enc» all to make ycu break out in a cold sweat. Keep trim al the cym with oart ot what you Monday through Thursday 7:30 am - 7:00pm i an ei»rn 'non;'"> by donating plasi ia Friday 7:30 am - 3:00 pm 7 an< dally pin* pptesrna alliance RATHSKELLAR evening). M-Tb Monday Through Thursday 1 \ :00 am - 10:30 rnn Friday 11:00 am--12:30 am Saturday 6;00 nm .. j 2:30 am UNIVERSITY CENTER CAFETERIA Monday through Friday Breakfast 7:15 am--10:00 am Lunch 11:00 am -2:00 pm Saturday and Sunday 4:30 pm-6:30 pm Brunch 1HX) am 200 Dm Dinner 5:00 t>m 6:30 pm FACULTY LOUNGE Sandwiches are available in Lounge 2:00 pm- 8:00 nm FACULTY DINING ROOM 11:30am Monday through Friday 1:30 pm Mureh 29. I*7» THE DAILY GUARDIAN 3 Equal opportunity the goal of Affirmative Action appeal to the president since I've By I,OKA LEWIS When a minority is not being <1 this level, three members from unclassified staff been here (1971)." (.uartiUn Staff Writer as represented as it could be in a the Affirmative Action Council IE ONE OF Ihe parties is still If Ihe presidents verdict is still department, the council encour- are assigned to the case. unsatisfied after the council has Usually if a student docs the unacceptable to the complaint- Since 1971 the Affirmative ages the recruitment of people made its decision the case can complaining, at least one student be appealed to President Keg- ant. it could become a civil Action Council has been working from that minority. Sometimes will be on the committee. The matter and be taken to a local to obtain equal rights for cam- this means finding more effective erreis. However. Smith said. same applies to faculty and "We've only had one person court. pus/minority groups. methods of attracting these stu- The council helps in the form- dents. ulation of hiring policy for the "We try to anticipate problems different schools and depart- before they arise." said Smith. DEVELOPMENTSTUDENTDEV ments. such as the nursing pro gram It also protects minorities' THE. COUNCIL also handles Under »he provisions of the Family Educational rights on campus. This includes discrimination charges. discrimination on the basis of "We are the internal machin Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, a student nas the race/age. sex and handicaps. ary for dealing with discrimina- right to withhold the release of public information "FORTUNATELY WE don't tion complaints." he explained have.any quotas...we're a public "We try to solve them reason to persons or institutions outside the University. instit'">n." said Alphonso ably, along the lines of establish Smith, director of (he Affirmative cd policy, that no one will suffer Public information includes: Action Council. "We deal in any harm because of race. sex. objectives and goals. In areas age..." college, school, or division of enrollment where we are under-utilized, When a discrimination charge dates of enrollment class rank where some sex. some race in is filed, the complaint is directed under-utilized, we have a re- to an Equal Employment Oppor- degree(s) earned, If any major sponsibility to try and improve tunity councelor, who will invest the situation." igate. If no agreement is .•cached dates(8) of degree(s) earned honors Public information, as defined bv the University, Board is different from directory information-name, (continued from page 1) sures have to be taken." said address, and telephone number of the student- Graham. "1 don't know what which is withheld when the student checks the objectivity. We could have just as would make them happy besides easily issued a negative report . " removing the whole Budget appropriate box on any quarter's registration Graham also explained the Board." form. delay in issuing the report as Koch said she will be asking Any currently enrolled student wishing to prevent being the result of not secretarial for input from the Caucus, the help over spring break. ICC. and students from the the release of public information during the THE MATTER is now being University Center Board. "The spring quarter should complete a reauest form In looked into by Elenore Koch, vice students have a concern over the the office of Student Development, 122 Allyn Hall. president and vice provost for Budget Board and they took it to academic support services. me. I'd like to talk with any no later than Friday. March 31, 1978 "I'm a little disappointed that organizations that might be inte- ICC feels that more drastic mea- rested in the matter." DEVELOPMENTSTUDENTDEVELOPMEN

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Sew. Edttar Wire Editor Tom Vondruska David A Yettei Designed by Black Lemon Productions. S. SL J HMNo m. WE Aft PERSUING w w. imm. PEACE. BUT IT ,ML wm \m. Guilty before proven MUST BL One month ago there mu an emotional meeting in the Med School Ampuheater At that time many charges were hurled about the arrogant and arbitrary use of power Several people said they had evidence of wrong doing, another said he had proof of criminal acts After the meeting the University was in an uproar What did the vote of no confidence mean ' Where did this place the future of our Executive Vice President and Provost Andrew Spiegel? In all the huh-huh the reason the action was taken was forgotten. Sobody was willing to come forward and make specific allegations by Tom Vondruska- It was as if the man had been tried before a kangaroo court. Yet there must have been substance to the allegations made at the meeting or the majority of the faculty would not have voted in favor of the no confidence resolution. A rose by anyother name .. Monday. Malcolm Ritchie said he was preparing charges in connection with this affair This is a much needed step. So man One must cry at the death of a child A child well documented by the electronic media deserves to be tried on rumor or innuendo But what is best in this is an unknown quantity. When one is killed during the fighting. Does it eiplain why wire • ituation is that Ritchie is making sure the charges will be known there is no way to know what that child -vouM service correspondants reported the heavy publicly This way those of us not privy to the counsels of the have done. Al! that can be done is to cry when bombing of residential area? The Israelis said rxei strive wing will know what is going on. its body is lowered into the grave. they were bombing military targets, but as the In this way. if the charges which have been made are true, there Two weeks ago a child was buried in Israel. case of Vietnam, those military targets were would he no possibility of a cover-up. At five, the child was the youngest victim of the hard to find. If they are false. Andy Spiegel will have gotten his day in court.. vicious Palestine Liberation Organization attack Many people throughout the world were This is the least anyone involved in a situation like this deserves on the road to Tel Aviv. outraged by the events which have transpired At the same time tears are being shed over in the past few weeks, among them the Caucus keeps Morris !he death of this child, weep also for the Palestinians of the occupied West Bank. It is children killed in the vicious Israeli assault on the Israeli reaction to this which is most Student Caucus seems to have thrown in the towel in its efforts so-ithere Lebanon interesting. To stop these demonstrations the to investigate the membership of the Student Activities Budget There are people who would say there is a government has threatened to cut the water Board w huh will. w all likelihood, remain the same difference between these two events, that the and power to pre-dominantely Palestinian The removal of Michael Moms from the board, proposed by attack of the PLO was somehow different than towns. In one case, as reported by the journal Inier-club Council late last quarter has fallen through AS well as the reprisal by Israel Israel is different, it is Herald Monday, they nave even levied a others in question But then again, how can or.e expect Caucus to said.Israel has a right to exist. collective fine against all Palestinians living in hand down a fair judgement when several Budget Board members Yet there is one thing which cannot be the Gaza Strip. sen-ed as Caucus representatives in the past or are currently denied; children were caught in the crossfire of HOW FAR THE ISRAELIS have come since involved in the organization, as is the case with Beth Graham adult's egos. They died for something they, the Second World War. They have given many {Graduate Studies representative to Caucus]. because of their age, could not comprehend lives fighting for a homeland so they could be Objectivity is a difficult, and often a touchy subject, particularly What is the difference between these two free from oppression which manifests itself in w hen mends and former fellow- workers are involved. forces in the Middle East. Both have used ways such as the levying of collective fines and In addition to their lack of aciton on ICC s request to remove terrorism; Israel in the fourties and the punishments. Morns Caucus refused to look into the procedure by which Budget Palestinians in the Seventies. The PLO is held Last December Anwar Sadat went to Jeru- Board allocates funds- as the vilhar in this current drama. It is their salem in an effort to make peace and was While the group should he conscientious regarding the acts which we heat about. It is much harder to .ilayed for a foal by the Israelis. They were distribution of money , it appea-s that Budget Board has decided to remember the terror felt by the people in the •rilling to reoeive the victory which Sadat submerge themselves in making judgements by trying to delve King David Hotel when it sis dynamited by handed them but mat was all. If a decision was int" the organizations workings then making the decision as to the trgun in '."MS. 10 be made about who had a bigger dispute the worthiness of funding ft stead of evaluating a budget request TBI: PLO IS wry familiar item lo almost with the Jews it seems jt would be the tor w hat it is. the board would rather stick its nose mto situations at.--.me who pays attention to world events Fijyptians. They were willing to make conces- that they unquestionably have no authority over. iooav. but what is tne Irgim? The Irgun was a sions because they n?ed peace but the Israelis ICC Member David Pierie claims Budget Board has overstepped grcjp of Jews who were committed to the play f-.«tsie about ir.akitig concessions to the its boundaries by making value lodgements "on things its foftnatwn of the state of Israel at any cost. In Egyptians. members know nothing about. " which could quite well he- the the attempt to torn the .-ate of Israel by BEGIN iS ABLE to dn this because he does case And while the hoard s grilling of organization representa- Mowing up the King Dai ... Hotel about 'X* n t need pecce as ba.1!y i.s Egypt He doesn't tives may be m an attempt to learn more about is practices and }*ople were killed. This makes 'he toll in th>' have to worry abo.,i straining his national inner workings, they should not become invohfi in try ing to set raid on the road to Tei Aviv pale in contrast economy since he will be supplied hand and policy for that student group The decision to allocate or not to This aci, master minded by Menahem Begin foot with American aid. allocate money to an organization should he based soleh on the killed three times as man/ people as (hi PLO In fact Begin might not want peace. War has number of students who will benefit from that particular dole nut did on that infamous Sunday night historically bound nations together with a am the quality " of the group or Us product But israe! is different Begin himself does common purpose. Take away the outside threat If Budget Board it in actuality trying to erase its image nS a not 'think he was a patriot working for ihe and the common purpose could be lost. so-called rubber-stamp. " they are going about it in the wrong to.-man.in of his homeland which had been This is just an off the wall theory . What is manner Their intimidating way i and third degree questional* w jl wrestied froj.i his people many years ego. He is not theory is that the efforts ol the pro-Israel not do the trick net a terronu. but Yassar Arafat is. lobby in Washington have blinded us to an Imagine asking Arafot if he is a terrorist The objective opinion of what is taking place over attswet probably no; he is a patriot working there. Daily Guardian staff ts free his homeland which was wtestled from We have been blinded by the knee-jerk /core goidberg advertising manager his people 30 years ago. reaction of many of those who favor Israel to business manager sudhtr gupta THERE IS NO way in which ;he recent PLO l»bel those who begin to ask questions about production manager bambi bank attack can be rationalized, it is a hideous act for this conflict Anti-Semetic. To say that the david mix circulation manager which no punishment could He too great Yet Palestinians may have a legitimate grievence mirtam elrod copy desk '•he reaction of Israelis not held ia tne light, h against the Israelis places makes many think secretaries dawn frailer, audrey tinsrb • as 8 nstion prelecting it's sovereignty *g»wst that you will be marching with the Nazis in production naff bnan cloud, siobhan semmett judy wdUamson an outside invader But does this explain why SkoHie. sales staff glen jula. fan daley. nek peum. phillip tale the gunboats of the 1st sell Navy bombarded In the em*, it is hard to say who is right, if typesetters dee.tomes, mana twaits, don violin, susun opt l».me» *n!iijj[ the shore near lyre? This was (See •iSNAfcl", w The SprinPa! J Adt ertlsemrngt Times University Center Board '9 Have We Got A Show For You Cheap thrills - movies for $1 In these days of the 20 cents a brilliant performance as a Na/i randy bar. $8.50 concert tickets, dentist-who likes to work without r just want good enter no. you should definitely check thing different for a friend, or Man." The- film stars Dustin tainment for only a buck, come out the Hollow Tree Gift Shoppe. yourself. The Hollow Tree is the If you've never visited the Hoffman as a graduate student on down to 112 Oelman The film Located in 02.1 of the Universi- shop for you! It's the perfect Hollow Tree (.ill Shoppe. you caught up in international intri- series is for YOU--tope to see ty Center. The Hollow Tree place to find a unique for that should drop ,n and see what gue and Sir I aureus- Olivier in you there!! serves as an outlet for the guv or gal who has everything! you've been missing! The Hollow creative talents of the Wright Among the large selection of live is open in serve YOU. State community items arc macramc. art prints, during the convenient hours of 11 Coffee, Tea and Art faculty and student -bring jewelry, pottery, wood crafts, a.m.-4 p.m.. Monday-Friday, or down your work!! Anyone with plants, decorative pillows, and call R7.1 ''IKI h.r an appointment crafts, etc. to sell is urged to stop much much more! Kemembervou never know Great Entertainment by and make arrangements to Need tickets? Ihe Hollow free what II might find in a Hollow put their items on the Hollow Boy Office has them for the Tree!!! Coffeehouse entertainment has familiar figure out on campus, hit Wright State and the audi appearing regularly at the Rath cncc is growing as strong as 'he skeiler. Playing 12 string guitar, coffee. With exotic coffees, teas she has been performing nonpro- and pastries, now you can enjoy fessional^ for years, first around an intimate fireside atmos the Athens. Cliio area singing pherc listening to acoustic guitar, her original music. While her banjo and folk singing So whe- major influence in songwriting ther you don't feel like going to comes from the songs of Peter. the She's Drir.t N' Drown, or Paul and Mary. Connie's songs you're out on campus for Sunday are very personal and emotional- evening meetings, stop in at the ly charged. Folk music like hers Lower Hearth Lounge in the should not be passed by. University Center for great en- Sunday. May 7, guitarist Jim tertainment at a price you can McCutcheon will appear in the afford- namely, free. Coffeehouse Series. Another fa- Coffeehouses are scheduled miliar face on campus. Jim has ConnJe Bwkenmth lerrv Kxmpart JIIB McCutcheon the first Sunday of every month piaved regularly at the Rathskcl feehouse Showcase. Jim has iname it the Yellow Gvich Sa- guita:, along with his original during the spring quarter and let. on UCB picnics and havrides played at many colleges in !h? loon. He has since plavrd at the •unes Jerry really enjoys the ie run from 8 p.m. to II p.m. and has given many master Ohio Area. Currently he is ap- Folklore Center in SeattJe Wssh music of James Taylor and Ken- featuring up and coming local classes out here. Showing his pearing at the Peasant Stock in ingtoc, the Hickory !.\n. the ny Loggins. When discussing talent-just think, you may be classical guitar side, he also Dayton at the Town and Country Holiday Inn. and Agatha s. ail in music as entertainment Jerry watching the future Jim Croce's appeared in the I9T7 Madrigal Shopping Center. Springfield, and is currently feeis "It's one thin^ to play good or James Taylors of the world. Dinner playing lute music from Finally, the last in our Imr uj' playing at Beef and Liquor. Jerry- music, bat it's another thing to On Sunday, April 2 guitarist, the Middle Ages. Jim also ap- is Jerry Newport from Sp-ing is a music therapist as the have your personality come ac- songwriter and singer Connie pears frequently at the Minks Inn field appearing Sunday. June 4 Greene County Menter Health ross to vour audience." Buckenroth will be featured in the at UD and the Blind Lemon in With 14 years experience playing Center. Finally, playing a 5 Coffeehouse. A recent graduate Cincinnati. Last year after show- guitar and banio, Jerry has come string banjo, which he teaches at Well, put, Jem-. Bv the way, a long wav from his first perfor- at Wright State. Connie is a casing ?.t the Ohio NECAA Cof- Kincaid's Music, and amnstv can I have anothec cup of coffee? Pald Advertisement 2 HAVE WE GOT A SHOW FOR YOU Paid Advertisement Count Your Fingers

A girl roams through the your belly button, have you act tc»s were inside out; they revers- audience signing autographs like the Lone Ranger, or ask for a ed them. The name she signs is Ann Mar- date with the stranger next to One girl was told by Garrett gret. Another girl types on the you. the number the number five was head of a girl w ho thinks she is a no longer "part of her vocabul- typewriter. Every time she hears Larry has studied hypnosis at ary." She was then told to count the carriage hell, she slaps the the National Hypnosis Institute her fingers, producing hilarious "typewriter" on the ear and in Arlington Heights. Illinois. He- results. "One. ..two...three...four sends her head rolling. practised therapeutic hypnosis ...six... seven...eight... nine... ten A scene from a strange new for four years and has taught eleven.' she countcd. "Eleven." movie? No. its just pari of a numerous physicians and psy- asked Garrett, "how did you do session in hypnotism conducted chologists the art of hypnosis and that?" "I don't know." she by Chicago hypnotist, Larry Gar- how they can use it in their replied and tried again, counting rett Hi/arre enough to convince professions. Founder of the A- on each hand, then adding the the most stringent skeptic, per- cademv of Hypnosis and Para- totals together. "Twelve " she former. hypnotist, and educator. psychology in Chicago. Garret- finally decided. "I have two more Larry Garrett will be performing talso teachers at several colleges. fingers than I thought 1 did." \ an experience you won't Irom the audience. Some were stage." urn liaiKll, Mr. himaelf, will be appc-iing In tiic want to miss- conic and be one of told to forget their names, they Allyn Hall lounge Friday . Mar. 31 at noon as a sneak preview to his "victims." Larry may steal did. Some were told their swea- Be prepared, guys. his big show that exening at fay One Price Night. w: w Classes you won't want to skip Has that nifty course on "Cry- So lor what's on the schedule out's of checking and savings •* stallography and Optics" got you for this quarter is. first off. accounts, student loans and a loi down? What about that great one Prison Life, running on the four more. It w i'l be 2-4 p.m. in rooms on "Quantitative Methods for Mondays ol April. April b 041-043-045 at the Center and it Business Decisions?" Yeah, and through 2? at 4:30-5:30 p.m. in is free'. the old "Evolution of American 041-043 045 of the University There is a great chance to get Industrial Society" just isn't Center. It will lie taught by- a free haircut or style! Come to turning out the way you'd hoped. Daw ay nc Wilson and is free of the Hair Care demonstration on Well, it's time to break away charge so stop by!! Tuesday. April 18 at 7 p.m. in from the normal academe of Disco dancing w ill be a big one rooms 043-045 of the University everyday life and get into some on the line-up. All you aspiring Center. Robert Cebate and Car- really stimulating subjects. Let John Travolta's out there, this is men Riviello w ill be there to tell UCB show you the way!! The your big chance!! Taught by Rob you all about special techniques University Center Board's Mini Kerg and Terri Calhoun. Wright to keep your hair on your head versity Series is offering this State's own swinging disco cou- and looking great longer! It spring non-credited courses and ple. it will be on the four sfrtf at ? p.m. and goes on until demonstrations on such off-the- Wednesday nights of April, run- the last curl has been dried and wall subjects as disco dancing, ning April 21 through May ,V brushed into place! So stop prison life, college banking and The time each evening will be 7-4 in-it's also free!! There will be a hair care (lasses still in the p.m. HI rooms 041-043-045 of the Special Dorm Only Demo on making are "back-packing, mas- University Center and costs $5.00 Tuesday. April 11 a< " p.nt. Couu aud iiyoy uite of (he moot hUartou* movies on living In sage. crafts, mixology and belly- per person Help put these two All information is available at New York City with Oeorge Segal and Ruth Gordon teaming up as dancing and we're still looking starving college kids through the Hollow Tree Gift Shoppe 11 an unlikely mother and son team. Segal Is a New York lawyer for your ideas on new classes!! school! Sign up today! a.m.-4 p.m. daily. Stop in and whose main problem Is mama. Senile, yet In superb health, she Is Just call them in at any f these Mr. Parker and David Darr will Vnn up for the .'asses of your an albatross around his neck, particularly when young girls are phone numbers 873 2700. 873- put on a one-day workshop on choice of call 873-2900. around him" Written by Carl Reiner, "Where's Poppa?" will be or ft'3-2329 or stop in at the Wednc-dj. A, cil on College Let college teach you more showing continuously at the Pay One Price Night, University < enter Board Office Banking Find out all the in's and than how to split an atom Let me take you away from it ali Spring is the tulle to run Board ami reside in UCB's lux- For more information call Kob trip begins at 8 a.m UCB will around I2 p.if;. with beer -n our barefoot through the park, frolick ury tent at the derby. It accom Kerg in the UCB office ai provide breakfast that morning, he,.ic., « smile on our lips and modates 1~5 people and will he 7 in the sun anil rejuvenate the old 8'3-2 00 or leave a message al displaying ihe charcoal cullinarv hopefully a victory on thr roster Nines from winter worries And only a hl.v.k away from the *"3-7329. skills of Roh Kerg, and lunch :'.r; rickets, as always, arc on sale at what better way is there to do all rest rooms Relish ihe privledgcs N* e also have a trip for those the river will be provided In the Hollow Tree that than to go on University offered to von as our guests- souls who love to have their xppalachian wilclwater. The raft- Center Board", whirlwind "lake shower and bathroom facilities, bodies bruised and battered. ma trip will last six t , seven charcoal gr'lls (or cooking, water ; Me Awav From It All" lours? \ctuallv it's nol as kink\ as it hour, with guide, and end around Make sure anil chcc into and electricity Have all the and have we got a deal for you!" sounds. UCB is just bringing to t p.r t. I ransportatior home is other events sponsored by UCB's comforts of home' UC B will even Ever ttecn to the Kentucky ufli the opportunity to challenge up to you. Travel, fornatmms and Recrea- provide coffee .tin! do-.iglim.!*. Derby? All the cra/incs* ot Billy ain brave the rough water-, of Sign up for the trip at the tion. Als.> planned thin Spring is Beer, the Mardis Gras and each morning plus Kentucky the Cheat River, in West Virgin- Hollo" Tree-th-.- trip is limited j bike hue to John fl' van State Fourth of July all rolled into one Derby Information Packets ia. white water rafting. Vhc trip to ihirtv people sc. come on down Park. UCB will provide refresh- The Derby itself is on the sixth 7 big weekend!!' This year, in is on May 21. I>> 8 anrt the cost soon' for more information stop ments and a ride bjck to school o! May. On May 5. a rock concert is S30.tXI stead of hasscling with finding in at the University Center Board in a i an for those xx ho can't make ill be held. Purchase of concert the only available parking space Experience the thtiil of white Office 10-18 University Center) or it cycling both ways in a 5 mile radius of the track, ' • kets are extra. water rafting! Defy nature! in call the Bo* Office v. 8"t.2%<). So sign up now!!! We can only the midst of raging waters, sit sleeping with "5 people stuffed Box Office houis art II a.m.-4 Other events mis quarter in- ke 34 people and reserved hack, light up a cigarette and in a VW van or waiting to use lh.' p.m. daily nnd is also iocale.1 ir clude a frisbce throwing contest, •pace is going fast!!! Departure pretend vou're the rugged so- Port A-John for one and a half the tower level of the University and a Iwvride. So this year don't hours, go in alyle with the will take place at 12 noon May 4. phisticate of a Lucky Stripe ad Ccntei. 1978, from Wnghi State and we !c' spring see you indoors. Get University Center Board. UCB > What a challenge! out and awav from the books and will return to school on Ma** 7 A car caravan will leave travel. Tournament rod Rectca May 5th is the day the Big Red flou re scent lighting every once in around 4 p.m. Wright State Saturday. May 20. iron is sponsoring a trip May 4-"* Machine takes on the Montreal awhile. Escape on one of UCB's let the UCB Travel Agency in the morning and arrive in to ihe Kentucky Derby We Expos, and UCB can make sure "take Mc Away From It AH" take you in style to the Derby, West Virginia that afternoon. We provide transportation. Deri v you arc there!! Leave the driving tours is as close as a step at the Get your friends and come on will camp overnight tat approxi- admission and lodging for on - '.o us for S5.00 and we'll throw in Hollow Tree Box Office!! For down to the Hollow Irec titivated mately SI head entra). You must i2H (K) a game ticket in the green seats further details about these and in the lower level of the WSU provide your own tent and cook- Si free refreshments on the bus!! any other UCB even'., stop in ihe No come on and relax, leave i.iuycl sily CtllU Ii, sign up and ing out dinner is aiso on your We'll ieave Wright State around ihe •)n while bound in 30 feci of best he described a*, being "all ( rain prefers magic, but is also chains secured h> 8 metal locks, tied up in his work." Disguised very good at lying around on and putting a length of thread as a mild mannered agent for beds of nails. And Steve. 18. is and 20 sharp needles into Ins Manufacture's Life, in reality working with his father on cscap- mouth, laking a drink of water, Bill lives for the times he ran cut eologv. In fact. Steve joined Bill and in a matter of seconds, loose and become Super Shancr. for one of Bill's most spectacular extracting the needles from his the ama/ing magician. stunts, escaping from a straight mouth threaded onto the string. Shancr will be bring'" g his jacket wnile handing upside- This last illusion required 7 years feats of magic to WSU. v icn he down Iron; a crane 60 feet in the of work to perfect, and Shaner will perform during Pay One air. In preparation for the diffi has been hospitalized twice as a Price Night. Along with his cully of concentrating while up result of its execution. magic act. Shaner will also be side down, father and son did all bringing his amazing family. The their television watching for During POP. Bill and b.is whole family appears regularly weeks before Ihe stunt while family will be performing contin- as the Rcnahs (Shaner spelled standing on their heads. uously. Dot. t forget to drop by backwards) as well as individual- Some of Bills' other extraor- and catch the act. I; might be one ly. Son Mark, age 14. eats fire, dinary arts include being buried of the most exciting things you 0b> louslv caught up In the asthetlcs of middle eastern cultural and has his own act with a boa alive, jumping off a bridge in see all year! lancing, this fan In the stand gels front row seat action. Technical advisor brings 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind' to WSU

On May 15. 1978, UCB Lec- Have you ever heard of the Air Hear about the sightings ihe Air tures is bringing tl.e technical Force's Project Blue Rook? If you Force claimed to identify bui advisor to "Close Encounters of ia\c. tor even if yo.. en't) actually did not. Find the anser the Third Kind" to Wright State -ome and sec Dr. Ilvne» -vho to the questions "What is the Dr. J. Allen Hynek, known as was astrological consultant I TO Experience?". "Do ibese ?his planets leading expert on ihe Air Force on their UFO •>ti>ects favel across galaxies-ap- UFOlogy. will be speaking at 8 studies. Learn what Blue Book pear and disappear?." "What is o.m. in the gym. was, and *hy it was declassified. the nature "f the intelligence bch-nd this phi , nmeticri?" See if Dr. Hynek can a.'swc, afty ques- tions yaa Bii<'iT have thought of when you w ere alone on & dit.'fc • and stormy nigh' The answers might surprise you. Dr. Hynek is currently a pro- cessor of asirtvnomy at North western University, and Director ol I he Center for UFO Studies Evansion. Illinois. H< has also written three popular books on Ihe UFO phenomenon tome and see tHc "Galileo of UFOlogy." Whet you leare may excite you, annoy you. or even scare you. But wt guaraMee-yoa won't be able tc forget it! Tickets for the lecure are on sale ai tne ko»-.:- Tree Box Office new The Box Office is open dally II a.m.-4 p.m. and is located on the lower level of the University Center, or call ar.d get Bringing too the beat la sound at Psv One Price will be "George all the information. 873-2900. Fatter and Stronghold." Coming out of Chicago, Illinois, George Prices of tickets arc $1.50 for Falser Is billed a* one sf the nations hottest dlv o hands appearing students. $1.00 for Wr.gfct Stair In the pHSt year, They'll be playing round ihe clock In ihe faculty and staff and senior Univenlty Center Cafeleri* *o gel ready to shuffle those blue citizens and $2.50 general suecfo sb-.es!! All part of Ihe "Creates! Sho' I a.-th." Paid Adsertlseinenl „ Paid Advertisement 4 HAVE WE GOT A SHOW FOR VOU Rat out of control

What do you do with all those foof. the Rathskeller will be quarter. Keep your eyes glued Friday nights when vou don't jumping Friday. April 7, with S. for flyers and we'll let you know- have to work at Domino's Pizza O. S. performing from 12 noon to as soon as possible so you can and don't quite feel like heading .1 p.m. How's that for getting you put it on your calendar. down to Joe's Bar? The Univtrsi- primed for the weekend? Get it And now all you Gong Show tv Center Board has gi>t vime- started off the right way by freaks, have you ever thought of thing lined up for vou--and it's enjoying the beautiful sounds of making it big one day? Have we getting out of control! Rathskel- S.O.S., not to mention a little got the big break you've been lar entertainment should be on hard-core rock'n roll! waiting for! If you think you can .op of your list this spring Rumor has it that J.T.S. Brown sing, dance, hum. or whatever, quarter will also be appearing in the the Rathskellar will be having on To get things off on the right Rathskellar during the spring "Open Mike Nite" on Friday. April 28. from 8:30-12 midnight. All you have to do is show up and Familiar faces around Wright State-no. they aren't the custodial get up on stage. We'll even staff of the Phvs Ed building. They're Joey Edmonds and Thom provide paper bags for the shy Curly to be appearing as May Daze' MC's! tvpes! The Rathskellar will be danc- ing away the month of May-we ll keep you posted regarding def- May Daze keeps inite dates when you and your happy feet can get down and dance in the Rat good times rollin' Let us know what you want to have happening in the Rathskel- a future trivia question, last May lar. Just drop by the Center Remember ali that sick humor Daze the Center Board poured One of the happy patrons of Rathskellar's reduced beer prices Board Office anytime and give us you had to digest along with all sour beer the past two October 18.000 cups of beer. Let's sec out of control. With a smile like that, a belly dancer must not he vour suggestions--we want to Daze? Well, the comedy team of what all you fans in the stands too far away! 1 nlertain you!! Edmunds and C'urley are off and can do this year! running and will be back with us Ihe Center Board wants to get this May Daze. thanks to 'he you in the mood for summer with New faces University Center Board's Spe- .1 watermelon festival. Don't wor- cial Events Committee. Real ry, we'll wait and let the weather The new team roster for two minutes later, cleaning up strange guys, those two. With get a little warmer, so this May after baby elephants, and spend- look for a great watermelon feast U C B- is as follow., their crazy sound effects they ing long hours writing articles Our new beloved leader w ill be add style and finesse to their with live bands outside the Uni- Linda Henry. The technical dir- iikc this. Doesn't the prospect of intellectualizing on such academ- versity Center. ector for the 78-7"J board will be being involved in one of Wright ia subjects as marijuana, first Tom Shelton. Mike Sl.afer will State's most prestigious, fun'lov- dates, and contraceptives. Other events in the gestation fill the position as chairperson, ing. and hard-working groups Joey Edmunds and Thom Cur- stage of the game is an "Any- while Jeff Horowitz will be vice just make you want to run to 020 lev have appeared on the Tonight thing Goes" in late April. If you chaircr of ho Hollow Tree this or 048 UC and say. "I want to Show . Mike Douglas, Merv Grif- can stuff 4500 marbles in your coming school year Mintversity join the most prestigious, fun- fin, and Saturday Nite live, plus mouth or do jumping jacks while will be helmed by Jenny Hill. loving and hard working groups opening for acts like Harrv singing "In the Good Ole Sum- Handling the task of public on campus." Chapin. Billy Joel. George Ben- mertime." this may be the event relations will be Lisa Walty as Come on down to the UCB son and many o.hers, Don": miss for you. Current Chairman Spe- chaircr, veterans Susan Patch office or Susan Stockton's and them at May Daze this spring— cial Events. Tom Shelton. also is and Judy Williamson as vice- just say "Take my body." they 're two comedians you won't looking into the possibility of a •hairers and Alicia Gibson as a They will. want to stay sober for! sledding party with truckfuls ot committee member. The awe- Nursing student Tom Shelton perform* a neat operation on this Which brings us to the subject teflon, and raffling off an even- some task of film scheduling will watermelon. Just think, the surgeons of the world have to start of the beer booth also brought to ing with President Carter. Good fall on the shoulders of chaircr somewhere! you by the Center Board Just as times in store! Vicki Dean and vice chairer Mark Womhle. Assisting Vicki on films UCB SUPERWEEK May 15-21 will be committee persons Lori Ftengoff and Lawrence Cooper. Ready for a week ihat 'x ill the Third Kind." Hvnek will I ive Here Anymore" ami "Three Faced with the task of booking almost be as good as a spring speak oil UFO studies at 8 p.m. Women." Playing in 112 Oelman interesting anil entertaining lec- break in the middle of Spring in the Wright State Main Gym tor M. "Alice" Shoutimes are tures will be I)r Martin Arbagi Quarter? It's lICB's "Super A special treat is in store for 6:30 and 10:40 p.m. and "Wo- as chairer and Steve Kapp as Week" and it will run from all 011 Friday afternoon 11:30 men" 8-25 and 12:35 p.m. viee-chairer. Scsie Seeberger. Monday. May 15 through Sun- a.m. 1:30 p.m. Play fair will ar- I'o en.' -ip ihe big week UCB the chiiirer. w ill he planning new day, May 21. So hold on-tbere's live and treat you to a fund romp can tak. MI white water rafting and exciting special events tor relief in sight and it's closer man on the campus quadrangle. What on the t I".?t River in West W.S.U. with the help of vice- you think!! is -there to experience Virginia. TJrave he rapids on an chairers Karon lemmon and To start the week off is the it! all-day trip Sunday. Mav 21. Richard Aikcns and commute lecture by J. Allen Hvnek on Friday and Saturday is the Bui the super "vent of Super person Carol /iegler Providing Monday As Icctyuca) a'isor of, fitly ic 61 Vie w v* >ith',a big Wfek-is Ham Chapin in concert Susie with special help in the the movie "Close Encounters of ilouVlt featt/re of "Alice Dot-n'! on Tuesday. May Ifc. The Uni- SUPER SPY area of concerts will be Tom versity Center Board and Py On Thursday, Aori1 6 at 12 Oualls. The past chairperson of ramid Productions will be spon- mwp one of the United States the board. Tern Gilliam, will be soring a special thre--hoi« i'ap- most ingenious spies will be on applying her vast knowledge and j»v Chapin Concert a: n p in the Wright State .-air pus. No. be talent into the viee-chairer and auf own main gym in the PE won't be digging up some es- Lottnie Cain will fill in as a Building. Tickets will gi, on sale pionage and up-ising intricate committee member for the Rath. « b'CB's Hollow Tree Box Office plots of subterfuge. He'll be Last but not least is Trips, or. Monday. April 24. St. 50 for lecturing in 109 Oelman until 2 Travel, and Recreation (TT&R). itudeivs J7.00 for general pub- p.m. and it's free. Peter N, I t.VK will be headed by the able lic. Tickets will be on sale at James, author, lecturer and l%2 .V good looking Rob Kerg. Rob other off-campus 'ocations. but physics graduate from Case tvou handsome devil) will be (fee Student discount is available Western Reserve, w ill discuss his counting on vice-chairers Roger oniy on-campi:*. ("here will be no revelations concerning govern- Giesel anil Glynna Garrett to res«rv£»< seats, only general ad mental corruption and a little- help iim out in planning for Biiisior. Remem!>er all ticket-, known super spy unit bases at 78-7<). H-ould be big trouble, Rob) eat. be purchased at the Hollow WPAFft. The lecture will include Come jo'" 'he University Cen- Tree Box Office in the lower level James' perceptions as a past ter Board and get a first hand of the University Center Hours engineer spy for the CIA. slides experience in pouring 10,000 ire Mon-Fn. II a.m.-4 p.m. Just and a question and answer peri- cups of beer in one hour, putting coll S~3.."*W0 for more informa- od. Be thcre--12 noon in 109 up flyers only to have them tion. We'll be glsd to entertain Oeleman-free from the Universi- ripped down by some schmuck you! ty Center Board Lecture Scri«-s March 29, 1978 THE DAILY GUARDIAN 5 by E. L. Stager- ftuar&tan A magnetic 'poleish'joke Page 5 jiTUTTGART. WEST GERMANY (AP) -The in a magma, and became "frozen" in thai German newspaper Deutsche Zeitung today position when the magma crystallized. reported that at 0736 Greenwich Mean time "We treated these mineral grains like fossil (2:36 a.m. Eastern Daylight Time) yesterday compasses." Benson said, "and were able to 'Lists' lists all the earth's magnetic poles reversed. determine the polarity of ancient magnetic According to informed sources. Dr. Helmut fields and the orientation of those fields with By MIKE HOSIER subjects into light ar.d leaves Stuck, professor emeritus of geophysics at the respect to the present one. This reversing of l.uardlan Special Writer Ihem there for the reader to read Geologic Institute of Stuttgart, was the first to the poles has happened before." with wonder. notice this phenomenon. "1 dropped a paper A/el Hackworth. a member of Benson's Bing Crosby wore a size 7 1/2 At best. The Book of Lists is clip onto the floor and tried to retrieve it with a research team, feels that many in the scientific shoe; Greenland is the largest extremely interesting, frequently magnet." explained Stuck with the aid of an community will scoff at the findings "but just island in the world; George revealing, and a fast-paced, en interpreter. "It was then that I noticed wait until thev get their compasses out...they'll Washington snored; a zarf is a tertaining book At it's worst, the something very different; the poles seemed to really lay some logs." holder for a handleless coffee book is as boring as any you'll be opposite." cup; and John Lennon has taken ever read. If you like to digest a book STUCK SAID HE immediately contacted STICK'S DISCOVERY and Benson's re LSD slowly, perhaps reading a few fellow scientific colleagues around the world. scarch have brought reactions from all over the These facts, and others just as pages at a time and then laying it At Cornell University in New York, renown world. A spokesperson for the FA A comment- amazing, can be found in The geologist Dr. K.E. Benson staled that he and a ed. "We had some air traffic controllers and Hook of Lists, by David Wallech- aside for a while. The Book o) Lists is definitely recommended. team of scientists have been studying polar pilots who thought they were crazy, but we just insky, Irving Wallace, and Amy reversal for years and have proof that this reversed everything we said and things arc fine Wallace, published in 1977 by But if you're more inclit«ed to reading a book at one sitting, this changing has occured in the past on many now. We haven't lost anyone yet. I think " Bantam Books book is boring to the extreme. occasions. In Washington. President Carter was quoted With items ranging from the IN FACT, it can be so boring Benson explained. "The earth's interior is as saying. "Hey, 1 can cut out this accent longest rivers in the world to the like a big bar magnet that a boy scout carries because now I come from the north!" Porno sexual abberations and pccular- that you soon discover you could- n't care less whether or not around in his pocket. It has a north and south star Marilyn Chambers expressed concern from itics of 20 well known men. The pole like the earth at, approximately, the her bed in Hollywood, "Now how will I know Book of Lists brings many little Socrates was supported by his geographic north and south poles." He went on which way is up." she lamented. And in an known and even less cared about wife. to say invisible lines of force extend from pole exclusive NBC interview on the Today Show. to pole that compose the earth's magnetic field Dr. Wilfred von Keller, noted geologist and BENSON AND his associates found elongat- author of the book, ICH HABE ROCKS IN ed grains of magnetite and other iron-rich MF.1NEM HEAD, summarized the polar rever COACH FOUR APARTMENTS I minerals in a basalt. They theorize that the sal. "Der world ist now opposite...es ist how grmi of magneiitc aligned to the poles, cooled you Amerikaners say "arse backward'." One Bedroom Garden Tuition Two Bedroom Townhouses (continued from page 1) finger at the Ohio General Ass- students." said one committee alone, a six percent salary hike embly and the Ohio Board of source, "and the Regent's dist- Recreational Facilities would raise quarterly tuition by Regents for the proposed tuition $17.50. hike. ribution formula gives money to Call 253-2504 or 254-0688 Committee members almost schools with more full time unanimously point an accusing "WE HAVE A lot of part-time equivalent sludents." .^ss^^sssssssssssssss The Rathskellar now has THE SANDWICH BY THE OUNCE That's right, folks! Order any size roast beef or ham sandwich for only 2CX oz.- fixed just the way you Don't forget- movies every Wednesday 12-3 and 6 until. this Wednftsrtnv-cnrtr»r>n«l

iiwiniiMimgniiiimi in n ii«wwrnwnTii»oi»WTin—n—f—itimcnm—IWIII i m i in IH'IIIT1"" - - n —L.— * THE DAILY GUARDIAN Maxti 29. \ Pruett learned 'ABCs' of media at network another position," he said. In program, and asked ABC for a By JAN1E CARROLL ing, I also had been worrying hopes of obtaining a job selling 1960 after the Republican Con- leave. They refused me and 1 l.iurdiui SUH Writer about employment and teaching programs to networks. Pruett came after years of struggle in landed a job at ABC and began vention, Pruett was promised a quit only to find myself out of job at an ABC affiliate in Holly employment when 1 tailed to get After four years of college, both education and mass med- work in the mailroom. wood. Pruett went to Hollywood the job." many member* of the freshman ia." he said. Pruett was able to work in only to find that the job offer was With no jobs in sight Pruett class of 1974 are ready to leave Dr. Pruett's background can other areas of the media because premature. He learned of a enlisted in the army n 1961. Two Wright State for bigger and be used as a model for students of absences during personnel possible job in Arizona but held things happened on the day he better things Man- students are who will be graduating this year. vacations. Si» months out of the out for ABC Finally he was was to enter. One, it snowed worried about the scarcity of jobs By examining Pruett's own year, Pruett worked in such areas given a job at a local radio heavily, and two, he was told ht today and after four years of struggle for a job, students can as broadcasting, production, and station. KBC. and after a year in would be spending eight weeks college wonder if the education see how employment often comes traffic communication. the mailroom. he became script- in a small base in Missouri that will help their chances for em- by chance and not always in the "Advancement was hard at individual's chosen field. ABC and I did not want to writer. was known for its record break- ployment. "The need for vacation relief ing snow falls. Four years ago was also when Pruett graduated from Notre remain in the mailroom for the announcers enabled me to take a "You could get out of the Dr. Robert Pruett, associate pro- Dame with a bachelor's degree in required five or sis years. Un'ke job as broadcaster," Pruett said. Army at that time." so I told the fessor and chairman of the Com- marketing. After graduation, Bob Matropotis and Mike Jacob- "While at KBC I learned of a job recruiter I wanted to go back to munications Department, came Pruett contacted various tele- son who remained and later as announcer for a children's (See'PRUETT',pege 7( to Wright State. "Prior to teach- vision networks in Chicago in became anchormen, I tried for Personals IN MEMORY of "Crash" (f2Jtje 0ailu (fcuarfcian Carter, who has gon- to the JE VEUX bien dejeuner et tricycle repair shot in the sky. parler auec vous. mais j'ai At great personal sacrifice perdu voire numbero de tele- warned us all that rubber phone. Jc suis libre lun.. duckies case cancer, only to mer.. et ven.. de 10 a 12 et be cut down in his witty, I Classified Addapre s 14. Laissez rnoi un mot intelligent, and handsome dans ma boite a lettre. R598. youth. May he rest in peace 3-2 and may his tricycle never Foi Sale Help Wanted Beavercreek — 3 miles from To the sisters of Phi Mu: rust. 3-2 FOR SALE AM/FM push school. Room and Board util- Hope your 126th anniversary CAP'N MIKE: Procuring a button radio for Aspen or ities paid $135 per month. was great and may you have room is the CMO's job. Next WORK IN JAPAN! Teach Volare built in front rear Tader 426 8503. i-3-10 many more. Greek love, the time contact her. Thank you. English conversation. No ex- control plus 6 « 9 speaker i40. WILL IX) typing. 75 cents per sisters of Alpha Xi Delta. 3-6. Chief Engineer Beth and Lt. perience, degree, or Japanese WANTED: Pam Jones for the Leave note in mailbox 1688 3 page. For more information, Commander Hawkeye. 3-2 required. Send long, stamped, attempted murder of "Crash" -8 call 879 2851. 2-24 3 30 • self-addressed envelope for Carter, fraud, and the kid- WHO WERE the 2 ZTA's FOR SALE: Bio 301 Health by details. Japan-349. 411 W. ROOMS: Roommate needed. napping of a 1978 Harley with greasy hair in Daytona Jean Mayer $7.00 Textbook of Center. Centralia. WA.98531. Female, to help share apt at Davidson tricycle. Reward: an f*jm t!v? Jail Birds. 3-28 ans*«>sy and physiology by 3-3-3 31 Bonnie Villa $94.00 month. autographed picture of Kolthoff $10.00. 3 28 CONGRATULATIONS; Rita Contact Mistv at 426-5577. 3-8 "Crash" Carter. 3-6-2. FOR SAIE: Ed 403 Child WE ARE paying subjects to Chico. Mike Cruz and Gwen Development and Personality participate in a psychological SANDMEN HAVE the gun. Allman, for winning in the by Mussen/Conger/Kagan study of interpersonal behav- but the female personnel have "Basket of Booze" raffel. with study guide $8. 3-28 ior. If you would like to Share a Ride much better standard equip- Thanks to you and many exchange I-I 1/2 hours of ment. so who needs a wea- others we were able to have a FOR SALE: TRAYNOR YGL-3 your time for beer money pon? Help!'! 3-28 fun day1 with children at Day- AMI'. PIENTY OF POWER. NEED A RIDE from Shoop contact Dr. Schulz at the POP is coming-March 31!:" Ion Childrens Psychiatric Hos- NEW TUBES AND COVER Mill-N. Main area to WSU, Department of Psychology Tues. Wed. Thurs during Watch out for the greatest pital. 3-2 $150.00. t all Steve 878-0187. (307 Oelman) or call extension show on earth!! Brought to Spring quarter Will help with ALPHA XI'S: You've got it 3-28 vou by UCB. 3-8 2391 3-8-5-5 gas. Leave a note in mailbox wrong! The party was fun, the KHI68 or contact Beth at TO: Hotstuff. in the tight blue HELP WANTED: Amateur jeans with joy. Yea you. the hotel was great; but my head 278-2208 3-8 Automotive Photographer with good e- good looking, sexy, short, and my stomach said I stayed quipmcnt and car needed. Pay WANTED: A ride from Fair- feathered hair, blonde in the up loo late! Plop-plop-fizz- FOR SALE. 1950 Ford V, Ton. fizz! Sig Eps will never be the on per photo basis. Flexible born to WSU Main Campus RAT 3-2-78 at 9:30. Baby. I'm 6 ft. flat bed. hclyd . 3 speed, hours. Call 276-5996. 3-28 on Mondays and Wcdnes in love with you. What's your same! 3-6. new king pins, new leaf days from 2 p.m. till 10 p.m THETA DELTA Phi would springs, complete brakt sys- name little girl, what's your HELP WANTED: 3-4 hours Will pay gas expenses. 3-28 like to thank the Barfly's and tem, reworked, 4 spare rims. -sr.ic? Letters to C-9. Guard per week, cleaning house in men of Aplha Gamma Mu. for 2 spare chrome reverse, buc- your cookies cuz I'm gonna Bcavtrcreek. Call Pete 426- get cm! Love, the cookie coming to Vice Night, making ket seats. $600. Call After 6 at 1512. 3 28-3-29 ing it a success. To the other 572-4822. 3-8 monster!! 3-6. Lost & Found fhanks to who returned my frati-rnaties that either FOR SALE: Honda 400,. 1 DESPERATELY need lost blue denim pencil case. couldn't or wouldn't see fit to year old, 11.(XX) miles, has try tv improve inter fraternal estras. Call 434-4090, after Spanish textbook i Hable es- Connie 3-8 Wanted par.oK' by Allan, and spiral relations come on out <•/ your 5:30. 3-8 TO THE Snndperson-Ne-,t notebook (bright green). Left glass houses, and ^atty. 3-2 FOR SALE: l%9 Firebird 350. WANTED to buy: Pop-up. tim<- K!i i?e in shape-The by public phone at Allvn's V8, automatic. Some dents, Fold-out. or tent camper, in TO rHE men of Phi Kappa front door on Thursday. bul interior very good. Many good condition at a reasonable Tau You're paddle is further March 2. 1978. PLEASE con- JO THE lad> in silver-long extra... Must sell. $600^ 837- price. Will pay cash. Call Tom from your heart than you'd tact me at 434-3937 or L 482" may youi fu>ct fus«*. S.M. 1852 or mailbox S33. 3 28 at 278-1804 3-8 drtam! 3-2 Thanks! _ 3-28 FOR SALE: 1973 TRIUMPH l SPITFIRE, Convertible with boot, hardtop, full tonean cov- Rooms GUARDIAN CLASS4MD AD FORM er. half tonean cover, new Help Wanted brakes, new Pirelli radials. Aides Date A.M. radio, excellent mechan- For Sale ical shape. $2,600. Call Ted at 879-2207. 3-28 Lost an'j Found Addraa Phone Miscellaneous FOR SALE: HONDA 400 4 Social Security number cylinder II,(XX) miles $850. Rates: No. words j Tiirvsrun Date Inserted Amount 434-4090. after S o'clock. 3 28 Students-free | Maximum- FOR SALE. 66 passenger 10 cents 3 '.vord twice school bus. Good condition. Great for schools and church- es $1500. C all 256-6986. after 8 p.m. 3-9 FOR SALE: 1962 Dodge Dart Runs super, good transporta- lion. Call Darrell at 254 9906 UiflneturtT Writing must be legible 3 9 Pruett Marrh 29, \

I) / paid for a parking deeal when paying for my tuition and tees, classes have started and I have not received my deeal. Do I j have to park in K-lot? ON THE PURCHASE Of 2 LOAVES Of IN STORE BAKED I'arking services mailed the parking decals on Wednesday. Thursday, and Friday of last week so you should be receiving your Italian Bread parking deeal in the nent day or so. If you do not receive a deeal by Friday, you can contact Parking Services, 241 Allyn. extension •2152. Nodnoa Nodnoo Nodnoo I'arking Services is not ticketing deeal parking areas the first week of classes 1294 N Fairfield Rd , Beavercreek 425 D3yton Ave . Xenia 256 E Yellow Springs Rd., Fairborn I 2) I have not received my winter quarter grades. When will they | he mailed out ? AIVIITKEI ITIMPOiKY

I ll lakes four or five days for the Registrar's Office to mail a tach ol theve idtfliwd items it required to be readily available tor uW tn each kroner ttore etcept at j quarter's grades out. The last hatch of winter quarter grades was tpectlicallv nolfd tn thri ad II we do run owl ol an advertised item »e will ollft »on vow choice ol a \ mailed on Monday. March 27. (omearable item when available refiectinf the tame uvwifi or a rairxhe

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Gordon R. Clarke Christian Science lecture

Gordon Clarke's forthcoming Christian Science leculre here calls for radical reliance on spiritual, rather than material, values H' is giving the lectare in he hilt of the Christian Science Organization on March '0 1978 a! 101 Fawcett Hall 11:30 a m Mr Clarke points out in the talk, "we've got to admit one basic premise: all good originates in God, Spirit; it can he found nowhere else." He continues: "If you lack good right now. it's because you've bern looking to matter to It no it. Matter is the very opposite of Spirit. Looking to matter for good is like looking west to the_ iun rise " Mr. Clarke contends that Scripture supports the importance of spiritual parities. cit.ng the ilmonition of the Apostle James "Draw nigh to God. and he will draw nigh to you." "One ,'hing is errtain." say^ the lecturer, "every step taken towards Mowing God better reveals two things: Spirit. God. is the one source of abundant good, and Spirit. God. is always present to bestow it." The title of the lecture is "The Touch of Spirit." Mr. Clarke, active in the healing ministry of the Church of Christ. Scientist, for more than 20 years, will be introduced by Curt Cadcn. The lecture is free and open to the canvpus community. March 30, 1978 lOI Fawcett Hall 11-.30 am

GORDON R. CLARKE Christian Science 8 THE DAILY Gl'ARDIAN March 19, 1978 Raiders credit to WSU Sports Shorts By JEFF KEENER the University of Illinois and lost The WSU golf team tees Waynesville. The veteran Also returning from last Guardian Sporta Writer 46-28. The Raiders were trailing into action this week with team is coached by Chuck year's squad are Chuck Mc- 30-6 at the half, however they their opening match *gai ist Licher and is headed by junior Kelvey and Dave Penrod. WSU's wheelchair basketball outseored Illinois 22-16 the sec- University of Dayton on Tim O'Neal who finished last -while Dave Novotny returns learn competed in the Second ond-half. Thursday at Holly Hills in season with a 76.8 average. after missing last season. ^ Annual Intercollegiate Wheel- Willie Gayle. adapted physical chair Basketball Tournament. education director, filled in as March IMS. hosted by South- coach for Bob Williams who sophomores west State University. couldn't make the trip. The Raiders defeated last One of the players. Bob Meist- year's defending champion. er said, "Having Willie coach Southern Illinois University, 4726 didn't hurt us at all. You might and having two players. Mike say we played better because he CHECK OUT Moleskv and Tim Luebke, were helped us prepare ourselves for selected to the all-tournament the games. It was a pressure we second team. weren't used to." THE RAIDERS placed fourth GAYLE WRAPPED up the in the tournament, which was teams performance by saying, LIFE AFTER COLLEGE. won by the University of Illinois. "The guys did a great job. They The area of weakness for WSU played well and were a credit to If you're interested in becoming was their defense. WSU allowed the university both on and off the better prepared during college for 44.25 points per game while court. life after college, then scoring only 35.75. The tournament action in Min- John Northwood. the team's nesota concluded the season, but center, continually lead the team the drive is on for next year. YOU'RE INVITED: in scoring and finished the tourn- ey as the sixth best scorer with Recruiting plans arc in motion 49 points. Guard Mike Moleskv and the current players must ARMY, NAVY, MARINES, AIR FORCE rounded out the top-ten in scor- buckle dowr. and conform to new ing with 31 points. eligibility requirements set down JOB FAIR '78 WRIGHT STATE played the by the new intercollegiate league opening game of the tourney which is slated to start next Take this opportunity to learn about against the eventual champion, season. career opportunities from personnel Israel placement professionals (continued from page 4) APRIL 12, 1978 10:00 am to 3:00 pm some determination could be made. Both sides in conflict have committed atrocities for the flimsiest of excuses. 3n the end they UNIVERSITY CENTER Room 043 both may be wrong. If they are it may teach us a lesson that there are no special cases, that a crime is a crime no-matter in what name it was committed. Which is greater, the cold-blooded murder of 37 While you're there, check out the Army ROTC two-year program people or the violation of national sovereignty which could touch Management training Leadership experience Financial assistance off a holocaust much worse than that which has brutalized the And new opportunities in life after college as an officer in the active Jews? Army. Army Reserve or Army National Guard All that can be said is that both nations have buried their dead. University Food services welcomes you back We're sure glad you survived the Winter of 78, and to continue your vim and vigor University Food Services proudly presents W'SU's FIRST health food bar featuring egg fu-yung eggplant parmesean order separately, or take both for only .95$ also available assorted dark & whole wheat breads frozen yogurt regular yogurt bean sprouts tossed safad assorted juices sunflower seeds All located bv the Universitv Center Grill area Health Bar available this Wednesday for the next 4 Wednesdays