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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]. The Daily Guardian V May 28, 1980 Issue 115 Volume XVI Wright State University. Dayton. Ohio J Appeals Board reaches Riding Club decision
By MATT KENNEDY he was not sure that the Board Guardian Sufi Writer could have reached a decision in The University Appeals Board, Tuesday's executive session. in executive session Tuesday, SOURCES REPORTED that reached a decision concerning the there were several impropriaties expulsion of five officers from the surrounding the expulsion meet WSU Riding Club ing of the officers. It was reported the officers had not been given The decision will not be relea- time to defend themselves. sed, said Appeals Board Chairer There was question concerning Steve Renas. Because of the to the reason why Joanne Ervin. confidentiality of the case, he assistant director of Student stated, the decision will be members only. released only io Joanne Risacher, Under the charter section on director of Student Development expulsion, any member can be expelled until the end of the term by a two-thirds vote of the THE DECISION is the Appeals members present. Board's recommendation to Risa- The five officers "were expel- cher. who will make the final led strictly as ciub members, not decision. as officers." said Minutolo.
Risacher would not comment ••THE EXPULSION section (of on the recommendation. She the charter) may be used regard- stated that a decision would be less of club position."" said made and that the "two parties Melinda Cooper, doctor of juris- involved would be informed of it prudence and spokesperson of the before Friday." Riding Club. The five month long investiga- Coincidently. since all officers tion follows charges made that must be members, the five were five officers of the Riding Club, removed as officers at the same Bill Sayers. Cindy Danyi. Linda time. Fowler. Valeta Kendall, and The Riding Club was not "too Sheila G»ston. were expelled Development, was present at the from the club In violation of the meeting. anO why the meeting club's charter wis tape This nts t.ie first time it had happened accord- ing to sources. TUE FIVE oificers -vere expel In response to the cnarges, The moat. The reflection makes it hard to see the carp led because they allegedly made Minutolo stated that the five "slanderous statements about officers were given time to defend "That's something under de- another club member." said Tom themselves during the four hour bat.;," and no decision will b? Minutolo current president of the made until Risacher makes a Student activities meeting. Riding Club. Runs for the expulsion were decision "on whether or not the known in advance, said Minutolo, (expulsion) votes were right. No one involved in the case will and attempts were made to insure MINUTOLO DID no! wish to receive boost comment on what the slanderous the meeting ran as smoothly as comment on why the meeting was possible. statements are. or who the said tape recorded. He did state, "We By BOB MYERS ciub member is. Minutolo explained that Joanne had some problems with the club Ervin, assistant director of Stu- Gaardlaa News Editor The executive session was dent Development, was present secretary (Valeta Fowler) record- Wright State gave student activities a boost of $7,261 in funding called because the Riding Club to hetp maintain the fairness of ing the minutes." for next year. will be holding its election fot new the meeting, and that "several Minutolo pointed out that this Director of Student Development Joscp.e Risacher seid fee officers June I. club member were feaiful of what was not the first time meetings University raised the total student activity budget to $126,499. If elections were held H would might happen." have been recorded as reported Hie increase. Risacher said, was figured by uking this yew's make the Appeals Board's in in the May 11 story in the budget, deleting student wages and telephone charges, and vestigations irrelevant, as new ACCORDING TO Minutolo. the Guardian. allowing for a inflation increase of eight percwii. Inflation lust year officer would oe in charge. five officers were not removed as Minutolo also remarked that was 13.2 percent nationwide. officers, but expelled as club there were "no objections" to Although the total funding was released. Madral groups haw: THE ELECTIONS are "already sure what term" in the section on recording the four hour meeting. not t»:en notified by Budget Board ar their individual budgets. one it..rath late." said Minutolo. expulsion) meant." said Cooper. THE FIVE expelled officers Risacher said that $17,000 has beer, removed from the budget ! a The elections were originally to "are not dealing with the real fund Student Government, acd that Budget hoard has $109,499 be held May 18, but Risachcr had IT WAS DECIDED that the issues (of the case," said Minuto- released to them. asked that the club "postpone iding Club "could s« the length lo. Minutolo did not wish to Any funds left over from $17,000 when Stui'rnt Government's of the expulsion with a motion," comment on what those real budget is finalized will then be sent to Budget Board. their elections until June I." 1 Miautoto had noted that even if Cooper said. issues were. Budget Board recommends mdividut student organization* there was no decision on the The length of expulsion was set Bill Sayers. former president of budgets, such as UCB's and WWSU'a, to Eteoore Koch, president issue, the Riifing Club will hold until the end of spring quarter. the Riding Club, could not be for Student Affairs. their elections. Regardless what happens after reacted for comment on what Risacher sasS Budget Sand's recommendsiion should be Renus had earlier stilted that that date expires. Cooper said. these " real issues" were. released today. Then, the Board will hear any appeal* Friday. 1 DAILY i, I'AMMAN May 28, »*• Music trivia contest winners- and answers
By *0*Y METCALF or more questions received one or -Bad Company Shooting Star Reggie Knighton. The King and 34. Guardian Maak Writer two promo burtons, depending on "There's no savior on the side- Earlier in the quarter, the Rory how many more than 10 they 10. walk Metcalf'Daily Guardian music missed. "Don't try to describe a Kiss 23. No Beatles in the air trivia contest ran in this paper, as Thanks to everyon. who enter- concert "Eight-track playing Brucie No Elvis in the alley a celebration o< my third anniver- ed, and special thanks to those If you haveo't seen it" Springsteen" There's nobody there" sary at the Guardian and my ivho contributed prizes impending graduation from tT W AS A lot of fun for me, and -Jimmy Buffet Manana -Tom Robinson Band, Gary -Kim Fowley, Waiting Around I got a real kick out of on entrant, wsu. 11. Cortina for the Next Ten years Over 100 prizes were contribut- who told me he discovered same "Wha.'s that man moving across ed to the contest by a number of r.'.ally good songs by digging for the stage? 24. 35. people or companies. JuOv Har- the answers -in the quiz. It looks a kit like the one used by "Got a ticket for the Bay City "1 love their Mr Blue Skies per of CBS Records. Gale Spar- That was the whole paint: to Jimmy Page" Rollers Almost my favorite is Turn to row of Epic, Tina Workman of get people to listen to thj music And everything will be dynamite Stone AAM, Harold Bronson of Rhino, that they hear all the time, or to --Wings. Rock Show When Eric Clapton strjms his And how 'bout Telephone line? Sherri Ring of Mercury. Dick discover new songs. Strat at the I love that ELO" Tracy artist Rick Fletcher, EJektra And for those who sre curious, Rollers show tonight" /Asylum, MCA and Warner Bros. what you've been waitng for-the "Sweet, Home Alabama -Randy Newman, The Sto.-y of a TWENTY-SEVEN entries were answers: Plov that dead band's song" - Nick Lowe, Rollers Show Rock And Roll Band received, and everyone who en- I. 25. tered got something. (If you "John and Yoko farming beef - W arrer Zevon, Play It AII Night "Glenn Miller is missing 36. entered and haven't heard froir Raising protein quota" Long At the Palaid de Dance" "1 was in love with the Beatles me. check your c« opus mailboz.) I was in love with the Stones (n< The grand prize winner was -Tim Curry, I Do the Rock - The Little Ladies (Rula Lenska. satisfaction!) Geoff Burt man, who had a "Roy Orbison singing for the Charlotte Ccrnwell, Julie Cov- I was in love with Bobby Dylan perfect score. He received the lonely" ington. Glenn Miller Is Missing Because I'm in love w-;h rock and yellow vinyl Devotees suit fur- "I hope Neil Young will roll" nished by Rhino Records, as well remember -Bruce Springsteen. Thunder 2b. as the Devotees album. Burkmar A Southern Man don't need him Road "And you car's leaving track'. Generation X, Ready Steady Go also go' > i autographed Wildman around, anyhow" Like charts of Guy Lombardo's Fischer album, a Molly Hatchet saz" 37. picture disc, the Private Lighten- -Lynyrd Skynyrd. Sweet Home "Oh yes I wish 1 was as mellow "Tom Vcrlaine. y;>u be Art ing Ip. a number of press kits, and Alabama As for instance Jackson Browne" -Private Lightning. Bright City But you're sure not rock and roll" a collection of promo buttons. TWO ENTRANTS lied for •Tonio K., H A TR E D 27. - The Damned, Idiot Box second place, both only missing "Elvin Bishop sittin' on a bale of "Jack was noddin out and only two questions. Darryl Dow hay dreamin' he was in a bar 38. nard received the Joe 'j Garage He ain't good-looking but he sure "Buddy Holly was singing his With Charlie Parker on the "They both came up to New York set by Frank Zappa, four Dylan can play" very last song" bandstand and not a Just to see the Ramones albums (two were double records) Worry in the world Oh yeah" a Molly Hatchet frisbee and a -Charlie Daniels Band The Meat Loaf. Hot Patooti/ What collection of buttons. South s Gonna Do h -The Ramones, The Return of David McGee won Joe's Gar- ever Happened to Saturday Night -Tom Waits, jack & Noal Jackie and Judy age. foiir Springsteen albums, plus Rhino's Saturday Night Pogo "Frank Zappa and the Mother "We played Macon, Georgia with "I smashed it in the classic style and LA. In set (in order to had the best place around" compensate for the two double Lynyrd Skynyrd" As Peter Townshcd might" "It's Parker's band with a smooth style of syncopation" sets Downard got), a C!ath poster -Deep Purple. Smoke on the and button collection. Water • Atlanta Rhythm Section, Large Loudon Wainwi-ight III, The Red Time Guitar Jack Wilson was in third place, Steely Dan, Parker's Bond and received two clash Ips, the 5 17. 2V debut album by Bruce WooAley "The Kiog is gone but he's not "They got the Steely Dsn t-shirt" and the Camera Club, and The forgotten ' Got James Taylor on the steteo" "The Bcach Bovs didn't get but Fats Domino did" Romantics, and one button This is the story of Johnny -Steely Dan, Skoht ki; Huts -Cimarron, Rings SIX ENTRANTS tied for fourth Gotten" 30 place, each missing only four Bad Company, Rhythm Ma- 18. chine questions. Scott Wood. Terry -Neil Young My My. Hey Hty "some of Buddy Holly, (he "Old Richard Betts will tell va working folly Villars. Chuck Cleaver. Jim Poc- (Our of the Blue] hard. Charles Mitchell and Jim tend, he was born a Ramblin Good golly miss molly and boats" 41. Cochran each won three single Man" "And the big girl with the lar, Dun, & The Biocsheaus, albums or one single and one "The Radio is playing some sweatshirt on -Molly Hatchet, Gator Country double, and a promo button forgotton song Reasons to Be Cheerful. Par. .1 Saying how she loves Pink The prize records it eluded Flovd..." Brcnda Lee coming on strong" II Randy Newman's Born Again, 19 "Come on and show me say the "Just like the Who do Neil Young's Rust Never Sleeps, -Golden Earring. Radar Love Katy Moffat], Another Magic the Hock 'N' Moll Wig A School bells cf Old Bowie On See Me. feel Me. Touch me. Moment in show Biz Ileal Me- soundtrack, Charlie Parker's The 7. When 1 am fitter say the bell., of Gary Glitter" Listen, Pete Townshend. listen!" Very Best of Bird, Rhino Records' "McGuinn and McGuire 42. Circus Roy ate, Meat Loafs Bat Just a-gettin' higher in LA "Rollin" numbers, rock and roll- -The Clash. Ciash City Rockers Out of Hell, The Estentnl Jimi You know where that's at" Wildman Fischer My Name Is ing Hendrix Vol. 2, both Nick Lowe Larry [Reprise] Got my Kiss records out" 29. "You, Mick ->agger, actually albums, and the latest release b> -The Mam.", a nil The Papas, - Cheap Trick. Surrender James Taylor, The Who, The Creeque Alley continued t perform at a concert 32. Romantics. Lynyrd Skynyrd. and where someone got knifed and "You come here to sing 43. Bruce Wool ley killed in the Sizties" You come here to be big like "Wil you remember Jerry Lee. Those in first through fourth "My brother's back at .'icme Bing Crosby. Stills. Nash St John Lenno'i. -Gilda Radner/Candy Slice, Gim- Young" places also recived a copy of the With his Beatles and hi* Stones" T. Rez and OI' Moulty?" me Mick Dick Tracy comic in which Tracy learned the difference between -Matt the Hac>le. All the Young -New Riders of the Purple Sage. -The Rair.oncs, Do You Remem- 21. punk and new wave, through the Dudes Hi#h Rollers ber Rock N' Roll Radio? kind permission of artist Fick "Turn up the Eagles Fletcher. The neighbors are listening" 33. 44. IN FIFTH PLACE were Dennis -Steeiy Dan, Everything You Did "I asked Bobby D/land, I asked "We miss our father Jimi "Johnny was a schoolboy where Z2. McCurdy and Steve Andrews, the Beatles he heard his first Beatles Song "The King and 1, we got so much It's hard to breathe with that loss who both missed eight. Earh won I asked Timothy Leary but he Love Me Do, I think it wts, and in common But I've still got you, brother two single aibu&is. couldn't help me either" Don't nail yourself to a crojs" from 'here H didn't take him We both shoot up our televi- long" sions" -The Who. ~ht Seeker -Nils Lofgren. Keith Don't Go May 28, 1980 DAILY GUARDIAN 3 Five companies lose hundreds of dollars worth of tools as result of theft
By MIKE MILLER Company. iion officials said they discovered POLICE DISCOVERED a 1969 gers were seen in a car near the (•unrdlrn Staff Writer Other companies suffered hea- an additional $825 worth of items Mercury on fire May 21 and construction area shortly before Five com anies were victim- vy losses also. missng, bringing the company's attempted to extinguish the the thefts occurred. Police don't ized as several rooms in the new 5eitz Electric Company lost a total loss to $1,733. blaze. They said a small flame k.now if the two strangers are Ambulatory Care Center were Hilt: T.M. Drill with drill bits, connected with the incident. brokeir into May 19, according to valued at $200. and a padlock had developed near the cars distributor cap. Mounty said $910 in merchan- WSU police. worth $6. The owner of i 1969 Buick Le dise was taken. Site supervisor for the Peterson FEDERAL FLOORING Com- S;bre parked his car in Allyn C lot Construction Company Ron White May 21, and upon returning to his pany, Forman Sheet Metal, and White told police that several Parking Services aided police in repotted the following items car, he discovered that his left Johnson Controls only sustained items of greater value were left extinguishing the fire. The Fair- front wheel was damaged missing: * MiK' Di Fastener damaged locks. behind. born Fire Department was noti- valued at $370; a Kilti screw Police said apparently two fied. however, its services were gun--SU5; a set of gauges from padlocked rooms were entered Police say the owner of a 1979 DARRELL MC'JNTY. of J.A. not needed. and acetyle&s torch-$360; three after the padlocks had been cut Ford Pinto Admitted to driving Numbing, said an acetylene torch patiiocks--S18. and one pair of off with bolt cutters. into the LeSabre after police and numerous copper items were bolt cutters-worth MS. An acetylene tank, valued at discovered paint flakes-matching removed from his trailer parked THESE ITEMS were all proper- THE DAT following the initial $137. was taken from the Allyn 'he color of the Buick--on the near the Ambulatory Care site. ty of the Peterson Construction theft reports. Peterson Construe Shipping and Receiving area. The Pinto's right front bumper. The theft was not reported to police UWWUUUUKW Pinto suffered no damage. Mounty noted that two stran- until May 19. 1980 Spring Festival Precious Blood Church corner of Salem & Denlingerone block south of Salem Mall NOW Saturday May 31 198012 noon to 11 pm Sunday June 1 1980 2 pm THREE Carnival rides-young and older children Chicken dinners, drinks, pizza, ice cream Games, prizes, arts and crafts booths REASONS FREE RING, T'O'le tn yoy "«on'i gc-u I Fun for all ages r,.$ -u,g to- o SHAPIUMS j Tll'-fZ*!6- ^ c^ssion^ Free^artoi^^^^ 1109 AVCAKVO AtSC 4uOv\ WS' TRAD: VAIUF* 2. 'O .*JARDS OOii' Hi'' "*> Surplus Vehicle Sale CHOOSE PURCi (ASi S The Materials Management Department A selection of 17 innovative and contemporar 1 styles on is advertising for sale a variety of display this week only ARTCARVFD FEATURES MORE surplus vehicles. Bid forms may be DESIGN VARIETY THAN ANY obtained in the Materials Management OTHER COLLEGE RlNGCOA*PANY Office, 044 Allyn Hall or by calling 3. Ext.2070. All bids must be received SAVE prior to 3:00 p.m., May 30, 1980 ,. C • tege wigs AH terms and conditions are explained nftauuto •!* sen* >31 sole pnees
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Thr Board of 1 rustees is o«i the spot. Governor James Rhodes and the General Assembly agree that providing legal services to sfident sis an acceptable function for state universities to perform. But the ultimate decisoin on whether Wright State will have a student legal service is left to the Board AH of the services's operating funds would be taken from WT foj member's dues, all of them. No university monies would be spent STUPCVT on t non-acdemic function. wev. But the service would enable WSU students to obtain legal services at reasonable rates, not at exorbinant fees lawyers usually charge. Students would then be able to hold their own against negligent landlords and others shysters; a battle none but the determines win now. There is no reason for the Board to refuse Wright State students this valuable service. The Board, and other members of the community, are even protected from legal action by the lawyers of Shepard Jim returns the service. Not is there any reason for believing the Board will refuse the Some of you may remember Jim. a sheep It always costs so much to pay service. The Board has been silent, as usual, on this issue. farmer from last year, and the musical about My Tuition President Robert Kegerreis. however, has expressed his approval him. This musical told of his financial and other They always raise it up of the service. problems he faced in making an attempt to Gotta' pay it up When the Board meets next, and decides whether or not Wright attend Right State University (it's the wright To educate my mind State should provide this service, then Wright State will know how state university for you). Pay my fees on time-l have to pay concerned they are with the total welfare of its students. Jim lives in southwestern Ohto with his wife, My. my. my, my, my. ("whew!) The Board should okay the service quickly, and unanimously. Jean, and a large herd of sheep. He still desires Ma-ma-ma-My Tuition We hope they agree. to get a college education, but tuition and fees I've got to get a loan have once again been raised at RSU. Get a loan PACKING DECALS and over-priced books I've got to get a loan to pay also plague him. How will Jim cope with My Tuition expenses this year? Let's find out. I've gotta raise some cash Really fast I've gotta get some cash to pay Budget restraint My tuition Scene i They always raise it up Do it everyiime We now join Jim. Jean and the sheep in the They always raise it up kitchen of their humble farm house. Several sheep lounge around the abode, and some can Always blow my mind -when they raise The University budget managers have shown restraint and be seen playing cards. At the kitchen table. Jim My, my. my, my, my (whew!) Ma-ma-ma-My Tuition positive response to student needs in their appropriation for student is looking over family finance records while Jean organizations in the next budget. Fat fronv cutting the appropriations prepares the evening meal. (repeat twice and fade) for students, the budget committee i-icreascd thosr funds by over JIM (woefully): I have no idea how I'm going Scene: II $7,000. to pay tuition this year. We just couldn't sell (Jim. Jesn and an indefinite number of sheep This potrtive step toward serving ttiv student needs on thii enough sheep and wool. hop into the car and drive to RSU. Thirty campus should make all student groups happy. JEAN: t guess you'll have to work extra-hard minutes later, they arrive and 45 minutes later, The money will be d-.sbursed by the student budget board who this fall. they find a place to par«. They make their way to have reviewed proposals from all the various student organizations. JIM: But that'll interfere with my studies. Gillet Hall. Nearing the moat. Jim stops As they appropriate the funds, they should remember the spirit of Besides. 1 wanted to join a fraternity. abruptly). the Budget Commitee End President in allocating students more JEAN: They wouldn't let you with your sheep. JIM: (looking around) Aren't we missing a money this year. Student organizations services to this campus You know they have a "no grazing" policy, few sheep? should increase or at least remain constant. (hestiiantlv) Or is it "no hazing'" JEAN: (LOOnvlNG around) I t.i'iik some of JIM: I'M not sure, (pause) Say, why don't them fell into a large pothole in the parking lot. you come to school this fall. We both could get a JIM: You'd think they'd patcl. up something loan. that large JKAN: But we make too much money! JEAN: Yes. it's large enough to be a JIM: You're right. I don't have the funds to basement, liooking up) Hey! there's time guy make the payment for the yearly registration on top of the Gallyi; Hall Lounge. ! wonoer what Guardian Staff period. How about coming with to RSU for he's doing up there? mass registration? JIM: PLAYING with his thumbs. I think. Editor Gayion Vickers JEAN: WHY don't «e wait until winter jEAN: Oh! A twiddler on the- roof. (They both Managing Editor Mike Hosier quarter. We may have more money by then. not'ce a large crowd gathering by the moat. Tne News Editor Bob Myers JIM. But what Vt they don't have mass people arc looking up at the guy ra the roof) Sports Editor Bob Canatly registration winter quarter? JIM: I wonder what's going on over there? Assistant to the editor Kevin Thornton JEAN: Good poir.t! By the way. what do we do (They wander over as the sheep begin to play in Business Manager , Ken Keister with the sheep? the r.toat.) It sounds like they're singing. Ad Manager Tracy Jayne JIM: WE'LL bring the sheep along like we did JEAN: YES, it sounds like they're protesting Copy Editors Craig Thomas. Peter Jones last year, (thoughtfully) Still, how am I goin^ to something. layout staff Michael Pollock Sally Slusher. Cait Downint pay... JIM: The twid»',leron the roof is gett ing ready Typesetters TeresaWesterheide. LoriKobes. Kashy White MY TUITION to lead the group in -jcaie more singing. Graphic Artists Pat Kirwen, Scott Alexander (suPyg to the tune of "My Sharona) TU'TKJN Photographer Cathlee Vane (sang to the tone "Tradition"! Secretaries Celeste Adams. Kathy White it's gotta get to me Who day and night must read books for our Reporters M Jacob Blood. Carol Howell. Matt Kennedy. Lora It's gotta come clauses Lewis. John Mays. Mike Miller. Jess Peters. Trent Wren I've got to get tne dough to Write a doien essays. Study for a test Sports reporters Chuck Arbaugh. Dwayne Jackson My Tuition And vho has the right as an op and coning Entertainment . gory Metcalf. Dean I tonard It always costs so much Kude.it to earn n Ph.D. Costs so much see. 'Jim' page 7 May M, DAILY GUABJUH >
to the Editor Housing crash
historic crash in the housing market. Millions of home prices will fall far below their mortgage Inmate wants female jailbreaker I am writing to you students for balances, plunging their once- the purpose of saving you money. proud owners deep into debt. Nowadays there is a great specu- lative boom in housing. Millions of homebuyers are stretching Millions of greedy homeow ners are planning to cash in on your To the Editor: appreciate it very much of you njind helping me to get out of this their budgets to buy the biggest I am a inmate at this inrtitu will print this letter in one of the houses they can. In fact, they use ignorance, (even after they could madhouse, and one who would have taught you better in school). tton, who has been having a lot of upcoming issues to the newspa- not mind coming here to visit me so much leverage that their So warn all your friends: Don't trouble trying to find a female to per at the campus of this school, every now and then, if she could, outstanding mortgage balances buy a house until after the prices correspond with me, that is as soon as possible. would want to. and who is able! remain approximately unchanged sincere, serioui-minded, who In the event you will not be able for many years. Little do they crash, and even after a crash, Closing, and. thanking you far there are always two directions wouldn't mind helping me to get to and cannot print this letter in in advance for your time, concern, know, there are two directions out of this place, and. one would one of the upcoming issues. I that the price ot anything can go that the price of anything can go: ar.d. all consideration in the there is up. and there is down not mind coming here to visit me would appreciate it further, if you above request, that will and can there is up. and there is down. every now and then, if she could, place it upon some bulletin board offer to mei Do you think housing prices will would want to, and would be able there somewhere on the campu s ever go down? Contrary to popular belief, to! of this school, so the people John Wright prosperity is caused by invest- I've been informed that the (students) will see it. and, so P.O. Boj 45699 History shows that every great ments for income, and never by newspaper tt this school will print some females will write to me. Southern Ohio Correctional Faci- speculative boom has ended with investments for capital gain. ads ;nd letters free of charge for after seeing it. who is sincere, lity a crash. Soon there will be an Alan D. Fhipps prisoners! If that is true, I would serious-minded, who wouldn't Lucasville. Ohio 45699 WWSU Radio Highlights I SUMMER JOBS
Well folks, summer is almost here. Just think, it will be all over after you finish your fifth cum of the day. can't you hardly wait!!! This concludes WWSVs highlight column for the spring, but look Attention Students! for us in the fall (Fall? Never heard of it...) Right here in the Guardian. WWSV would like to thank the Guardian as well as the Wright State community fur supporting pollution free radio, stay tune to 88.5 for more surprises thru the coming year. One reminder that all Opportunity to earn $2000, $3000, even $4000 us folks here at WWSV would like to state is that we will be broadcasting thru the summer, bringing you folks jazi, classical. So be sure to tune in seven days a week from 7 a.m. - 2 a.m. on for the summer!! weekdays, and weekends from 7 a.m. to 4 a.m. Have a nice summer and stay pollution free I This Saturday, the "Werewolf of Wa«u takes over as Warren Zevon becomes the featured artist at noon. Hear all the songs that Bonus program of $1800 for qualifying students everyone else has made famous for Warren, as well as the best from his latest album, "Bad Luck Streak in Dancing School"...It promises io be excitable, if nothing etee...thaCs the Featured Artist Hour, Saturday at noon. Sunday, being th* first of June, is time for the monthly "Sett National company needs students for the summer of feature or Beeswax. Starting it 8:00 p.m. Diane brings you (quoting hire! "some of the bes? progressive music evrr written" with two full hours of Genesis...Progressive and rock fans alike opportunities in areas listed below: will not want to miss this edition of Beeswax.
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for sale wanted WANTED: male dancer or dancers for btchelorette party. FOR SALE: 1971 Honda CB- FOR SALE: MGT 421 text- LARGE student desk for sale WANTED: driver going to Must have good physique. 350, good beginner's irike, book. Personnel Management with chair $25.00. Call Jim OeveUad area Memorial Experience desired. Excellent < exciting way to enjoy *pring by Gary Dessler. Excellent 252-3794 or G146 mailbox. 5-27 weekend. Will pay gas and pay. Please contact Jo at time. Leave note in H300 or condition. Asking price: $15. expenses. Would like to leave M288. Leave name and phone call 278-7601, a»t for Gary. Contact Allyn Hall mailbox Friday early afternoon. Con- or mailbox number. W-220. AVOCADO swivel rocker foi tact P-132. FOR SALE: dining table and HfKING BOOTS. Raichle sale, price negotiable trans- LEAVING FOR Bozeir.an. chain $35; consul Gerrard C-I170's. Heavy duty moun- STUDENT GOVERNMENT portation needed Call Meg at Montana. June 23. Need I Stereo need m-nor repair $120, taineering boots, men's size is looking for interested stu- 426-7753 or 873-2001. rider to share gas expense. living room sofa $150; soft and 10. Very low mileage. Only dents to staff University Com- chair $150. Regina vacuum Call 836-8883 after 4 p.m. $55.00 Reply to phone # mittees. Many positions to fill cleaner $20, Zenith Record 253-6835. FOR SALE: Getzen "Silver" by June 14th. Committee work player $40, General Electric Eterna 11 Doc Severson Trum- MIAMI COUNTY Associa- is the students input to what ah conditioner 8,500 BTU, 115 FOR SALE: 1979 Fairmont pet 2 slides, concert/ March tion of Retarded Citizens is goes on here at WSU. Pick up volt :'r.—ly used $140 Call nice carrying case valve pro- seeking counselors for sum- application forms and find out 879-4477. 4-door Sedan. 4 cylinder AM- FM stereo. Call 426-0351. 5-27 tector. Hardly been used Con- mer camp. Adult camp for more about committee open- tact M361 AHyn Mailbox price June 13-15 and children camp, ings at 033 University Center FOR SALE: Datsun 15.0 en- $425. July 21-25. interested person Student Government office or gine and transmission. 1971. '70 Olds Delta 88, 4-dr. should call Joe de la Parte at call 873-2097/-2098 or 767- Other parts ai*o included. 8 track stereo, air, tilt wheel, 1976 Ford Van E-150 — 8 cyl, 258-0314 1391. $200 negotiable. Call 252 2841 auto trans ps, pb. Runs good, ps.pb, VGC Must sell, going evenings after 6 p.m.5-23 needs some work. 879-5457 out of the country . Swivel after 6:00p.m. captain chair. Make offer. ANNUAL B Decal wanted for WANTED: Summer Hath tu- Place note in R263. summer quarter use. Will FOR SALE: 1972 Fiat 850 1972 Honda CB-350, good tor for two seven*:i graders purchase B decai for $11. Spider, white convertible. 37 beginners bike, exciting way and one fifth gradr. 2 times Contact Vanita. Allyn Hall mpg. highway, good condition to enjoy springtime. $300. GOOD USED: Frigidaire per week. Please ;all 878-1012 mailbox W220 a great car $900 negotiable, Leave note in H300 or call washing machine only $35 a*er 2 p.m.5-23 call 87f.-0669.5-23 278-7601 ask for Gaty. 5-27 reply to mailbox H 90.5-23 NEED A ride to Washington STUDENT GOVERNMENT D.C. area around June 7-8. needs a secretary to do office Will share expenses. Contact: work this summer. Option to mailbox A 15.5-23 work Fall Winter and Spring for rent FEMALE ROOMMATE want lost also. Duties include typing, cd for large 3 bedroom house taking minutes at S.G. meet LOST: May 9th May Daze. WOULD SOMEone please in East Dayton. 550/mo. rent ings. filing info, and sending r One pair brown "Amber- return the light blue wind STUDENT: preferably g ad plus split utilities 3 ways, out campus communications matic" sunglasses left on far breaker which said 'Ft Thomas student to share apt. with washerdrver famished, on Will train. Apply immediately right urinal Men's rtstroom. Sharks' on the Back. Please same this fall in close proxim- busline, call Shirley at 254- at Student Government Office 1st floor Allyn. Small reward. leave a message in A-151 ity to WSU. call Jeff 216-464 1417 or X2666.5-23 033 Univ. Center or call Leave info in mailboi N747 or Allyn Hall mailbox if found. 1943.5-23 873-2097 or 2098.5-23 call 325-5619
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PylMTMTTCAir GMNfeaMHfcWtltor Jersey and Manhattan," accord- was otto; a roadie for Graham Psychiatrists and Disgracing the of Todd Rnadgren's in many Family Name. Skafish isn't • ways-versatile in style, some- DRAW THE LINE. Peter Atop ing to guitarists Patrick Barnes) is Parier, and he has a knack (Flying Fish). Alaop is • folk the first American hsnd to be similar to Parker's for hell-for- Ramone-type band. times rather spacy. always melo- singer who wort* i message or signed to Stiff leather, goodtime rock. Joan Fan Club. Wort Song and dic. Even the punkers are melo- protest Into every song. This is the sort of band that SUNDHOLM'S SOUND is more Disgracing... are the closest to dic. with much more complei He takes on just about every- Eric Clapton should be tied into a mainstream than Parker's new punk. Joan is s song about the instrumentation than usual. malicious jerks found at every thing: unions, women's right of chair and forced to hear. Dirty wave-oriented style. ASIDE FROM THE punky choire. Indian rights, treatment Looks is an exciting new wave The Girls Are Out Now. high who make life mise- tunes, there are some lovely early of the elderly, the nuclear iuif band that doesn't break any Waiting for the Night awJ Should tsble lor overweight or unattrac- Sixties-style ballads (with typical ALSOF IS NOT just a humor- startling new ground, but Barnes. / Wait for You ? are just a few of tive people. titles like Guardian Angel) and less crusader, though. The live Peter Parker and Marco Sin play tbe stand-nuts on this aibum-an FROM THE picture of band even one heavy metal blues tune. material on side two reveals his well, and make be believe they'r* excellent Ip for anyone who wants leader Jim Skafish on the cover of SKAFISH Is a pretty solid sense of humor, even when he's having a good time. to discover an eliciting new rock the Ip, it's obvioui, that he's had debut album. On the whole, addressing a serious issue. That's something, in a time artist, but who doesn't care for plenty of first-hand experience however, I prefer the engaging, And for pure fluff, there's a when electronics or mediocrity the rowdier new wave of Dirty- with those vile types. self-effacing humor Todd Rund- perverse song about the disap- spawns records that are technical- Looks. Joan is so realistically brutal gren developed in dealing with pearance of the Wshorn over the ly good, but totally uninspired. APPALACHIAN MELODY. that I can't imagine myself his ugliness to Jim skafish's years from their series. ("Erin's TO BOUOW hookl.net from Mark Heard (Solid Rock). The putting it on the turntable often. unrelenting angst. joined a convent/ Jama's guzzlin' two of the songs on this excellent title to this Ip is misleading-it is Ska fish's music is reminiscent gin/ Grandma hitchhiked to the debut: "Don't yo«j know that rock not outright country or bluegrass. city/ To live a Itfe of sin." and roll is still the best drug?" but a gentle folk style reminiscent The best tunes on the Ip are YeaAf of James Taylor before he feR in Snake Dance, about a relationship THE AGE OF PLASTIC, The with the slick L.A. studio set. to the brink of destruction, and higgles (Island). A friend of mine HEARD is a discovery of All Used Up, a Utah Phillips song had heard great things about The pioneer Jesus-rocker Larry Nor- about our society, which takes the Buggies' single, Video Killed ike man. and like Norman, he best from its citizens then casts Radio Star, so 1 played it for her includes secular songs with the them a