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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]. / J The Daily Guardian 14, 1980 Issue 107 Volume XVI Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio Walker sets Government goals Brenda Wl&c: By JESS PETERS One recommendation from last concerns right now. The Student Gtwrdlan Associate Writer we have a lot of organizing to do year's Student Government is to Activities Budget has not been among ourselves, in knowing organize a Tuition Committee, approved and the Controllers where to divide the responsibili- Brcnda Walker, a senior Edu- which would work mostly through Office denied Student Govern- ties. cation mijor, is the new Chairer the Budget Review Committee, ment the $150 required to pay the "Some representatives have a of the Student Government, win- said Walker. Ohio Student Association dues. tremendous educational experi- ning last week's election over THE DUTY of the committee The Controller's Office con- ence ahead of them, having never Elwood E. Sanders and Glen Jula. would be to become familiar with siders the Association a lobbying The Chi)irer administers the served on Student Government possible changes in tuition rates, group, and state law provides that before." actions and directs the policies and to know of these increases no state funds are to be paid to and budgets of Student Govern- ahead of time, added Walker. lobbying groups. WALKER STATED Student ment. "I also plan to be out meeting THE DUES provide for news- Government will be meeting often WALKER IS currently the with the administration per- letters, communication resources, this Summer. She also said Education Representative of Stu- Service for WSU. sonally to let them know who I etc. Walker stated. Student Gov- changes must be made in the dent Government. She has work- WALKER'S TERM as Chairer am." she continued. ernment will be working on a way Constitution. ed on the Dean's Advisory begins June 1, but "right now I'm "Right now I need to organize to raise the needed funds, she "I'd like to see more involve- Committee, and is a voting trying to get students to partici- new Student Government mem- added. ment of the Representative! in member of the Academic Council. pate in the various committees," bers and orient them toward the Walker said she was "glad" knowing the projects of each She has worked on the Student she said. Constitution and Rules of Order. about winning the Chairer posi- other Representative as well as Affairs Committee, the Sign "I will be communicating with "WE HAVE an Academic tion, but she "also realizes the their own. The Representatives Committee, and is the WSU the heads of the committees to Council meeting June 2, and the great responsibility that goes with have to be informed on every representative to the Ohio Stu- get students to staff them. This is new members need to be well it. "I know I'll have to work hard, issue," Walker stressed. dent Association. the most important criteria right versed on the Grade Appeals but I enjoy it. though." "Every inadequacy stems from She has been working for the now. We need to organize issue." Of the new Student Govern- lack of communication," Walker establishment of a Student Legal committee membership." Walter stated she has two ment Wilker said, "I think that added. Parking Services debates spending rest of money

By MIKE MILLER members Tom Clark, Tom von have an adequate sub-base. matter is not pertinent to this watt from them." Guardian Staff Writer der Embse, and James St. Peter IN OTHER words, 76 spaces committee." The idea was shel- Francis said currently only 400 were strong advocates of this idea which are undesirable would be ved; S.owever, Dawes said she spaces are receiving sufficient The Parking Services Advisory while Parking Services Chairer re-paved. would "make Dr. Kirk aware" of lighting, while with the replace- Committee extensively delibera- Lorna Dawes said this plan would Ombudsman Chipp Swindler the erosion problem. ment of the two fixtures and the ted six ways they could spend the "make the best possible use of like this idea, because several ONE PLAN was to provide addition of another fixture, 600- $7,400 which remains from their the money because it would be damaged spaces in the Creative more efficient lighting in the 700 spaces would be covered. 1979-80 budget Monday. adding 51 parking spaces." Arts C lot could be repaired. He Creative Arts Center C lot. Francis said his plan eminated The committee decided to This proposal marked the com- noted that many decul holders are Francis said there are currently through the concerns of several recommend to George Kirk, mittee's last formal recommenda- unhappy with the condition of this two four-bulb light fixtures in the female students who felt the lot vice-president for administration, tion for the 1979-80 school year. particular lot. CAC lot, however, "we can get was unsafe «i night. that the money be spent to lay a ALTHOUGH THE other plans However, the committee re- just as good lighting with two- COMMITTEE FACULTY mem- one-inch lfyer of asphalt on 51 were ignored. Committee mem- jected the proposal. bulb fixtures." ber Dr. Claries Carraher didn't previously unpaved parking bers agreed thai they should be ANOTHER PLAN was to install Francis said two two-bulb totally bach the kfca, however, spaces somewhere in the Univer- higly ccnsidered in the future. iwo largv: catch basins to provide fixtures could replace the four- he said "tt ahousa be considered sity ks-1. fhere were five alternative drainage in the Creative Arts bulb structures for S3,900 and an as a possibility" because be felt DIRECTOR OF Campus Plan- plans also discussed at the Center C lot doe to the erosion additional tsvo-bulb structure the lighting is poof in the CAC ning and Operations Bob Francis meering. problem in the Biological Pre- could be added without exceeding lot. said this plan will provide new One alternative war to lay a serve aiea. the $7,400 limit. Student member Jim Burke spaces, rather than pave old ones. two-inch base of asphalt on 76 Francis said the basins would "THESE FIXTURES would taid he wouiu "like to see bette- Parking Services Committee parking space* which already "make it less muddy and nasty on provide more sufficient lighting," lighting in the CAC lot" also. rainy days." declared Francis, "because you (S— 'MONEY' i >2) Von der Embse denounced the can get £ kX more lumens per Carp reappear in moat plan, because he felt "such a

B} MATT KENNEDY in the moat as long as they are Wednesday- Guardian Staff Writer fed," said Grounds Supervisoi Students Monday morning Paul Day. spotted >1 carp swimming in the But two carp are already dead Ailyn Hall moat. from unknown causes, and this jj, The carp were placsd there by not the first time carp have died weather an unknown individual or indivi- in the moat. Partly cloudy today with duals, »od their fate is unsure. BACK IN MAY 1978, 18 carp temperatures reaching into the THE CHANCE OF the carp were found in the WSU moat. mid sixties. There is a twenty surviving is "not too good." said Within six months, the carp were percent chance of rain in the Dr. Robert Spuhlman of the beginning to mysteriously va- forecast. Laboratory Animals Resources. nish. , "It depends on the weather," It was thought that a dog could said Spuhlman. "If K gets too hot, have something to do with the thought it could kill them." disappearance. Student Government Chairer Tciry Burns visited the WSU "This will remain the land The carp could survive "as long "As long as they (the carp Western Ohio Branch Campus (WOBO last Mfocday to address the as they have shade and..the presently in the moat) aren't of the free only so long as it is WOBC Student Government. students give them food to live harassed by dogs or students, the home of the brave." Bums covered current WSU events such as the Nursing School on." they should be all right." said Elmer Davis controversy, student elections, snd the drop-add fee proposal. "I SEE NO problem with carp Spuhlman. \

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Icontinued from paRf /] The final alternative would be "However. ' the faculty does charge. than B spaces, since B and F to save the money for next year. receive extrc, privileges, such as Von der Embse is concerned decals cost the same." Overall, the commi'i-c fell thai Clark felt this was a reasonable being able to park in B spares that if students' don't receive Carraher remarked that several lighting should be improved, but solution, however, Frincis ad- when they wish, then (hey «h«yld sufficient parking, WSU will lose F decal holders have been fined they felt it isn't a major problem vised the committee it would be pay additional charge." students. recently because they are parking right no*. wiser to spend the money no* "THEY ARE quite free to buy a He believes we should provide in B spaces. He felt that wasn't AN01ME8 POSSIBILITY WAS because the dollar will probably B or C decal," Burke continued, students with good spaces, be- necessarily fair. to appropritte the $7,400 towards further depreciate by nert year. "and if they don't, they should cause it will enhance the "cus- building * Millett Hall bus shelter In other matters, the Com- pay an incremented price for an F tomers" (students) to come back. BOB KBETZER, assistant to this year. mittee discussed the philosophy decal." VON DER EMBSE said he the director of Parking Services, Since a Millett shelter would behind F decals. In response to Burke's com- does.i'i believe that faculty mem- said, "We fine Fdecal holders for cost $34,500, the Parking Ser- DAWES SAiD the F decal was ments, von der Embse noted, "I bers should receive better spaces this violation only when we vices Committee would start the implemented in 1975 because think before discussing this situa- than students, only that there be actually see that they are parking 1980-81 academic year with a several faculty members com- tion. we need to examine the a sufficient number of spaces in a B space when there are ample substantial deficit. plained that the competition for premises which compose the appropriated for faculty. F spaces available in a nearby F This was the primary concern parking spaces were causing situation. Burke responded to von der lot." of most committee members. them to arrive late to their classes "We simply have to realize that Embsc's lengthy statement. St. Peter summed up his HOWFV'EK, STUDENT mem- consistently. the faculty and students view the "1 believe that there is a bad feelings on the issue. "I am ber James St. Peter, stated "If we Dawea said faculty members problem from different perspec- feeling on campus about F decal penalized sometimes when I am keep putting it off and putting it fell they should have their own tives." von der Embse declared. holders parking in B spaces," he late for a class-through lowering off, we just might fo>get it. eilusive parking spaces located PERCEIVING that the discus- noted, "I don't necessarily be- of my grade-so I don't think "I think more people would use closer to the buildings, so the sion was gradually digressing. lieve F decal holders should pay that it is fair for some professors the Millett Hall shelter than Parking Services Committee Dawes discontinued any further more...just maybe we need more to come to class 20 minutes late would uive the 76 parking spaces. granted them that wish. deliberation regarding the mat- F spaces to prevent this pro- and not be penalized-when their St. Peter continued, "I'm just For Ihe past two years, Dawes ter. blem." reason for being late may be no concerned that we should serve said, F decal holders have been After the issue was shelved, ST. PETER believes too many more valid than my reason. the greatest number of people urged to park in F spaces-and not von der Embse discussed how F decal holders are "spilling "If F decal holders utilized possible. in B or C spaces-unless the WSU could improve their parking over" into B spaces. their parking spaces properly, we "I can understand the reasons absolutely cannot locate an F sloi. procedure by looking at parking "I think it is alright for F decal wouldn't have this problem." for not waiting to build the Millett DAWES BEIJEVES that the from 8 business viewpoint. holders to park in C spaces rather concluded St. Peter. shelter now," he said, "however, Parking Services Committee He feels there should be I don't want it to be forgotten." shouldn't be in a position to designated faculty parking-not- CI.ARK REFLECTED the over- provide special services for any ing thai faculty members are all committee perspective when specific group with the University employees who should pay for he noted, "We should hold the community. their guaranteed spaces. 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Moat fish

Persons unknown have agaia displayed a sense of cruelty r .V Twcse common among those of juvenile mentality. Tl^,5WRt Eleven carp have been placed in the moat located on the quad, owe Re and at least most, if not all, will surely die. ROGCett woivr Historically, campuses are full of people protesting man's JIWAUSft 1 inhumanity to other men and the environment. The act of placing a fish in a shallow pond where the water temperature will rise sufficiently high enough to boil them is criminal. If men must kill, at least let it be for a reason the majority of the populace accepts. Whatever the intentions of those who left the fish there to die, they should be aware that most of us abhor senseless murder, even if it is the murder of a small school of fish. Disgusting Humanity

Humanity, if seen prr.»rly, is, ez. mass, to more destitute students, thus having some May Daze haze thoroughly disgusting.. purpose in their lives (referring again to the We are, we think from time to time, an wishes of the kind creator). ultimate species We are, we likewise think, the HOWEVER, THE cruelty, the mindlessness glimmering hope of our creator's eye. made in that resulted in placing the fish in the moat in The historical Wiight State omen of Spring came right on his image, to remind him how good he is at the first place should not be allowed to continue. schedule this year: the first Friday in May. making things and to keep him from feeling The fish harmed no one. Their concerns were And a beautiful Friday it was Warm, dry and with only the loneiy. those of eating, of sleeping, and perhaps, in the slightest hint of a breeze blowing across the shirtless arms, last IN ACTUALITY, however, humans are no heat of passion, of procreating. Friday suited May Daze well. better nor worse than slime, antelope, or They didn't wish to be removed from their The bands chosen by Inter Club Council performed well (or was neurotic goldfish. We are merely blessed with home environment; ahd I doubt the? now find an that just the beer haze that made them sound good?) as did all of the ability to bullshit ourselves and. in the those attending. over-abundance of pleasure in being oggled at process, to enobie our activities. by WSU students, faculty and staff. This omen is not without its warnings, however, as for some it I have a specific reason for saying this: I am WE, IN general, were raised on little stories signaled their last big party as a student, while for others it signaled tired of our pretensions. I have had it. We are telling us how marvelous humans are. The a summer of work away from the student's toil. horrid, beastly, and should come to realize the stories pnffed up the "great" men of the past B'Jt, still, a good time was had by all. extent of our limitations. and allowed us to delight in our heritage. I have facts to support this position, I can cite From this. I think, we've gotten a distorted specifics. " view of ourselves, of mankind. TWO AND a half years ago ! entered Wright We are capable of ruining the lives of Guardian Staff State University. During my first spring quarter innocent fish, yet at the ssme time laud our r. nurnbet of carp were placed iii the WSU moai past, present, and future. We *rite endless Gayloc* Vitkt.-s and left to die. Editor : tomes describing the extent wA beauty of our Managing Editor Mike Hosier Last spring that situtat on occurred again. efforts, but a true compassion for fellow flews Editoi Bob Myers Basically, if there is enough food in my belly, creature is so rare that in comparison the listing Sports Editor . Bob Canady I am a bleeding heart liberal. That is. I of man's achievements appears to be muhing Assistant to the editor Kevin Thornton empathize with the unfortunates who populate more than empty-headed babble. Business Manager Ken Xeister this planet. It's a pleasant little habit. It inspires MAYBE I'M sounding a little odd to the .nr snd helps me to remember just how easy Ad Manager Tracy Jaynr self-satisfied masses, but fish have rights. If Copy Editors C'aig Thomas. Peter Jones I've got it as an undergrad with the financial support of my government. we refuse to respect those rights we sink to a layout staff Michael Pollock Sally Slusher. Cait Downing sub-sediment level. typesetters Teresa Wexterheide. lori Kobes. Kathy White SUCH AN attitude is normally directed toward third world nations. I feel sorry for Graphic Artists Pat Kirwen, Scott Alexander Mike Hosier Photographer Cathlee Vance Cambodians. I still feel sorry for the hungry in India. Secretaries Celeste Adams, Kathy White This empathy, though, when directed at Jfeportrrs Carol Howell. Matt Kennedy, Lora Lewis. Mike Mr. Hosier has been employed at '.he helpless, hapless fish, becomes inflamed. The M iller. M. Jacob Blood, Jchn Mays Guardian for the past two years. end result is that once rose-colored glasses Sports reporters Chuck 1 rbaugh. Dwayne Jackson During this time he ha* worked as Assistant become murky and nearly impossible to see Entertainment Rory Metcalf Dean Leonard through. Sews Editor, News Editor and currently Managing Editor. My ire at fellow man is raised because for the Through all of this he has maintained his third year in a row fish have been placed in the sense of injustice, as veil as his well-developed DORMSDREARY moat. The fish could perhaps be caught ind fed sense of humor. t Henc mey *ie- NUCM one. DO i WMT IH THe ii THE PROOCS Of Oi*. L »-

By KORY METCALF or more questions received one or -Bad Company Shooting Star -Reggie Knighton. The King and 34. Guardian Music Writer two promo buttons, depending on Earlier in the quarter, the Rory "There's no savior on the side- how many more than 10 they 10. walk Metcalf/OaiYy Guardian music missed. "Don't try to describe a Kiss 23. trivia contest ran in this paper, as No Beatles in the air Thanks to everyone who enter- conceit "Eight-track playing Brucie No Elvis in the alley a celebration of my third anniver- ed, and special thanks to those If you haven'; seen it" Springsteen" There's nobody there" sary at the Guardian and my who contributed prizes. impending graduation from IT WAS A lot of fun for tne. and -Jimmy Buffet Manana -Tom Robinson Band. Gary -Kim Fowley, Waiting Arvund WSU. I got a real kick out of on entrant, 11. Cortina for the Next Ten years Over 100 prizes were contribut- who told me he discovered some ed to the contest by a number of "What's that man moving across really good >o ,gi by digging for 24. 35. people or companies: Judy Har- the answers on the quiz. the .stage? l! looks a lot like the one used Sy "Got a ticket for the Bay City "I love their Mr. Blue Skies per of CBS Records, Gale Spar- That was the whole point: to Rollers Almost my favorite is Turn to row of Epic. Tina Workman of Jimmy Page" get people to listen to the music And everything will be dynamite Stone A&M. Harold Bronson of Rhino, that they hear all the time, or to --Wings, Rock Show When Eric Clapton strums 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, Elektra And for those who are curious, Rollers show tonight" 'Asylum, MCA and Warner Bros. 12. what you've been waitng for-the -Randy Newman. The Story of a TWENTY-SEVEN entries were "Sweet, Home Alabama answers: -Nick Lowe. Rollers Show Rock And Roll Band received, nnti everyone who en- 1. Play that dead band's song" 25. tered got something. (If you "John and Yoko farming beef -• Warren Zevon, Flay It All Night "Glenn Miller is missing 36. entered and haven't heard from Raising protein quota" "I was in love with the Beatles me. check your campus mailbox.) Long At the Palaid de Dance" I was in love with the Stones (no The grand prize winner was -Tim Curry, / Do the Rock satisfaction!) Geoff Burkman, who had a 13. -The Little Ladies (Rula Lenska, Charlotte Cornwell, Julie Cov- I was in love with Bobby Dylan perfect score. He received the "Roy Orbison singing for the 2. Because I'm in love with rock and yellow vinyl Devotees suit fur- lonely" ington, Glenn Miller Is Missing "I hope Neil Young will roll" nished by Rhino Records, as well remember -Bruce Springsteen. Thunder 26. as the Devotees album. Burkman A Southern Man don't need him Road "And you car's leaving tracks Generation X. Heady Steady Go also got an autographed Wildman around, anyhow" Like charts of Guy Lombardo's Fischer album, a Molly Hatchet 14. sax" 37. picture disc, the Private Lighten- -Lynyrd Skynyrd, Sweet Home "Oh yes I wish I was as mellow Tom Verlaine, you 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. 1WO ENTRANTS tied for 3. •-Tonio K., HATRED 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 15. dreamin' he was in a bar 38. nard received the Joe's 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 .pan 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 It ever Happened to Saturday Night - Tom Waits. Jack Ac Neal -The Ramones, The Return of David McGee won Joe's Gar- Jadie and Judy age, four Springsteen albums, 4. 16. 28. plus Rhino's Saturday Night Pogo "Frank Zappa and the Mother "We played Macon, Georgia with "1 smashed it in the classic style 39. and L.A. In set (in order to had the best piace around" Lynyrd Skynyrd" As Peter Townshed might" "It's Parker's band with a smooth compensate for the two double style of syncopation" sets Downard got), a Clash poster -Deep Purple, Smoke on the --Atlanta Rhythm Section. Large Loudon Wainwright 111. The Red and button collection. Water Time Guitar Steely Dan, Parker's Band Jack Wilson was in third place, and received two clash Ips, the 5. 17. 21. 40. debut album by Bruce Woolley "The King is tone but he's not "They got the Steely Dar t-shirt" "Got James Taylor on the stereo" "The Beach Roys didn't get but and the Camera Club, and The forgotten Fats Domino did" Romantics, and one button. This is the stor» of Johnny --Steely Dan, Show Biz Kids - Cimarron. Rings SIX ENTRANTS tied for fourth Rotten" .10. -Bad Company, Rhythm Ma- place, each missing only four 18. "some of Buddy Holly, the chine questions. Scott Wood, Terry -Neil Young. My My, Hey Hey "Old Richard Betts will teli ya working folly Villars. Chuck Cleaver, Jim Pric- iOut of the Blue] Lord, he was born a Ramblin Good golly miss moily and boats" 41. hard, Charles Mitchell and Jim Man" "And the big girl with the Cochran each won three sing! 6. Ian Duty & The Blockheads, sweatshirt s>n albums or one single and one "The Radio is playing some -Molly Hatchet, Gator Country Reasons to Be Cheerful, Part 3 Saying how she loves Pink double, and a promo buttcn. forgotton son;, Floyd..." The prize records included Brcnda Lee coming on strong" 19. It Randy Newman's Born Again. "Come on and show me say the "Just like the Who do -Katy Moffatt, Another Magic Neil Young's Ruit Never Sleeps, -Golden Earring. Radar Love bells of Old Bowie On See Me. Feel Me. Touch me. Moment in show Biz the Rock W Roll High School When I am fitter say the bills of Heal Me- 7. soundtrack, Charlie Parker's The Gary Glitter" Listen, Pete Townshend, listen!" 42. Very Best of Bird, Bhino Records' "McGuinn and McGuire "Rollin' numbers, rock and roil- Circus Royale, Meat Loafs Bat Just a gettin' higher in LA -The Ciash, Clash City Rockers Wildman Fischer, My Name Is ing Out of HeU, The Essential Jimi You know where that's at" Larry [Reprise] Go< my Kiss records out" Hendrix Vol 2, both Nick Lowe 20. "You. Mick Jagger. actually albums, and the latest release by -Cheap Trick, Surrender -The Mamas and The Papas. continued t perform at a concert 32. James Taylor, The Who, The Creeque AUey where someone got knifed and "You come here to sing 43. Romantics. Lynyrd Skynyrd, and killed in the Sixties" You come here to be big like "Wil you remember Jerry Lee. Bruce Woolley. 8. Ding Crosby, Stills, Nash Sc John Lennon, Those in first through fourth "My brother's back at home -Gilda Radncr/Candy Slice. Gim- Young" T. Rex and 01' Moulty?" places also recived a copy of the With his Beatles and his Stones" me Mick Dick Tracy comic in which Tracy -New Riders of the Purple Sage, -The Ramones, Do You Remem- learned the difference between -Mott the Hoople, AH the Young 21. High Rollers ber Rock W Roll Radio? punk and new wave, through the Dudes "Turn up the Eagles kind permission cf artist Rick This neighbors are listening" 33. 44. Fletcher. 9. -Steelv Dan. Everything You Did "I asked Bobby Dyland. 1 asked "We miss our father Jimi IN FIFTH PLACE were Dennis "Johnny was a schoolboy where 22. the Beatles It's hard to breathe with that loss McCurdy and Steve Andrews, he heard his First Beatles Song "The King and I, we got so much I asked Timothy Leary but he But I've still got you, brother who both missed eight. Each won Love Me Do. I think it was, and in common couldn't help me either" Don't nail yourself to a cross*' two single albums. from there it didn't take him We both shooi up our televi- The 15 entrants who missed 10 long" sions" -The Who. The Seeker -Nils Lofgren. Keith Don 't Go 6 DAILY GUAXIHAN May 14, I960

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OSU Grad School Visit Road KnDy Apply Now Multi-Mini Marathon "Etudes Australia Book #3" A represenlatvie from Ohio Attention aii car and sports South Dayton School. 4142 John Cage will introduce the Slate li niversity will be on enthusiast; or just plain par- Applications are now avail- Indian Ripple Road is sponsor- World Premiere of "ETUDES campus Monday. May 19§ tiers. The ski club is having its able for Guardian Editor, ing a Multi-mini marathon Hi AUSTRALES BOOK # 3" with 1980 in the Career Planning 7th annual road rally May 17, Nexus Editor and WWSU to be held at the school on Grete Sultan as pianist on and Placement office. 12fc leaving from the WSU K-lot at General Manager for the 1980- Sunday. May 18. 1980. There Friday May 16, 1980. at 8 p.m. Student Services, from 10:00 2:30 p.m. The cost to enter ir 81 year. Applications can be will be four ('/«) races: 1.1:2.5; in the WSU Concert Hall. All a.m. till 12.00 noon. The $1.00 which includes in- picked up in Student Develop- 5.0 and 7.5 miles. The fee is tickets are $7 and all seats are purpose of his visi' will be to struction sheet, maps, prij.es ment. 122 Allyn Hall. They $5.00 with pre-registration and reserved. A reception will taik with undergraduate and and a party after the race. must be completed and in by $6.00 day of race. Tee shirts follow. Tickets may be pur- graduate students interested Everyone is welcome, come 5pm. Thursday, May IS, 1980 will be given to the first 200 chased in the Hollow Tree Box in a PhD. program in Organi- out and try your luck or test entrants, trophies for overall Office. 025 University Center. zational Behavior. Those indi- your skill at tii* ski club road finishers in each race and Your concert ticket also viduals who arc social science rally. For more info come to Blke.-A-Thon medals to the top three entitles you to attend a work- oriented are welcome to at- the meeting every Thurs. Thunder Road Bike-A-Thon finishers in each age category shop with Mr. Cage on May tend. night at 9.30 in 043 U.C. or May 17. 1980 8:30 p.m. 3:00 will be presented at the 17. 1980. from 1-4 p.m. at the leave name and number in p.m. for the American Cancer mailbox 190,4-29 Awards ceremony. Completion Paul Robeson Cultural Center, Society. Sponsor forms c.nd certificates to all participants. Central State University. For other information available at Registration forms may be more information call 873-2329 Ski dob Meetings the Information Center. received by calling the school or 873-2900. There will be ski club 426-5000. meetings on May I, May 8, Surplus Vehicle Sale L'CB Artist Series The Materials Management Claoa of 1970 and May 15 at 9:30 p.m. in 043 r U.C. Topics at these meetings WSU Artist Series/ JCB Fo- Department is advertising for Fairborn High School Class will include the May Daze reign Films, Great movies for sale a variety of surplus of 1970 Reunion Plsnning Kissing Booth, the May 9, only $1.00 on May 2,7 and 9 vehicles. Bio forms may be Spring Lecture Meeting on Thursday, May 15, Baseball excursion, the May p.m.. May 4 8 p.m. Robert's obtained in the materials Dr. David Barr of the 1980, 6:30 p.m. at Baker High 17 Road Rally, the June 21 "The Tail Blonde Man With management office, 044 Allyn Religion Department will read School, Room 110. For more Slush Cup and the July 26-27 One Black Shoe", on May 16, Hall or by calling Ext. 2070. his paper entitled "The Con- information call Glenn De- Canoe trip. Anyone interested 7 and 9 p.m.. May 18 8p.m. All bios must be received prior ventions of Classical Bio- Berry at 879-4362. in any or all of these events Brusati's "Bread and Choco- to 3:00 p.m.. May 30. 1980. graphy and the Writing of late". May 30, 7 and 9 p.m., All terms and conditions are Luke-Acts" at the third Re- should attend, or leave note in Editors Needed Mailbox I 90. There will be no June 1 8 p.m. Tacchela's explained on the bid form. ligion Department Spring Col- "Cousin, Cousine" all Li loquium on Tuesday, May 20, The University Honors Com- meeting on May 22 or May 29, mittee is accepting applies* beautiful 112 Oelmon Call Computer Selene* Major 1980 at 3:30 p.m. in Room 182 tions for the postion of editor 873-2900 for more information. Needed Millett Hall. Faculty, students of Chimera for 1980-81. Chi- Wanted, computer science and the public are invited. mera is a student magazine Majestic Celebration major interested in electronics affiliated with the Honors to program, install, and test PSA BASH Program that published poet- The Ebony Majestic Chorale Poetry Writing Contest small computer systems. Va- The Wright State chapter of ry, short fiction, research Ensemble is having their 3rd The Bo.'inga Center proudly luable experience!! Must be Pi Sigma Alpha, the national articles, and essays of opinion. Anniversary celebration on presents its First Annual Po- able to work at least 10 hours political science honorary, wil The student editors is involved May 18, 1980 in the Cafeteria. etry Writing Contest which is per week and have at least 1 hold its annual "spring bash" in all phases of publication: Some of the groups perform- scheduled to take place from year until graduation. at 1 p.m., on Sunday, May 18. soliciting and selecting mate- ing will be the Harptones, T<:e April 30 thru May 21. Contest at the Huffman Dam Park. rial. revisions, and production. James McCray Chorale En- winners will be announced All current members and 'nternshlp Program The position pays only exper- semble, The Cannon Baptist three days after this deadline those interested in joining PSA The Ohio General Assem- ience. Interested students Youth Choir and many more date. Although the Center's are invited to the get-together, bly's Legislative Service Com- steuid -ubmit brief resumes to artists. This will be a gala spring project focuses on the which will feature free drinks, mission is once again initiating the Honors Office before the affair. Admission will be $1.00 Black woman, the theme of the good food and a faculty-stu- recruitment efforts for its end of spring quarter. A for students w/I.D. and $2.00 Poetry Writing Contest cen- dent Softball game. for the general public. legislative intern program. decision will be mad early in ters arounO any aspect of the Applications will be accept- Membership requirements for the honorary include the the fall. Black experience. ed until June 30. 1980. A In short, any WSU student Selection Committee will then completion of 15 hours of may enter as many as three interview approximately 80 political science credit and a B Sailing Chib Picnic poems into the contest. A title average in those courses. You are cordially invited to applicants and select 20 for page should accompany each internships. Interns will be Members do not have to be spend an afiernoon with the poem: the following informa- political science majors. Sailing Club at our first outing. employed on a full-time basis tion should be contained on from December 1, 1980, to i?i Sigma Alpha sponsors We will be having a picnic at political speakers and other each title page: Poems should December 31, 1981 at an Eastwood Lake (the Hydro- politically-oriented events on be neatly typed on 8 1/2" by annual salary of $11,000. bowl) on this coming Sunday, campus, and provides input on 11" unlined paper. Ail suc- Intern duties include assisting political science department ceeding pages should be num- members of the General As- courses and programs. bered and initialed in the sembly with constituent pro- Those interested in attend- upper right hand corner. Each blems, engaging in 'legislative poem should not exceed three research; writing speeches ing should call the political Album Giveaway science department office for typewritten pages. " and press releases, and gener- Album giveaway! That's Poetry awards will be based al adminisrative .asks. directions to the park anJ for more information, at 873-2942. right folks, WWSU will be on originality in diction and Any WSU person who is giving away LP's. All you have style; moreover, an objective a recent graduate »r who will to do to win is to be spotted view of the Black experience complete a degree program The Dayton All- Fair 1986 with a WWSU T-shirt by one should be evident in the prior to December 1 starting The DAYTON AIR FAIR JOK'J PAUL SMITH was born 10 of our staff and you become poem(s). The first prize winner date may apply. There are no 1980 is now in the active ! "eate pematurely. He received winner! Some of the albums I expert care trom Or. Franclne will receive a recognition requirements for any particu- planning stage ai,d volunteers 1 Dykes, holding him hare, and otter Eric Clapton, Van Halen, plaque: second and third win- lar major field of study and arc needed in all areas! Be a t specialists at Grady Memorial Hos- Joumey, Herbie Handcock. ners will receive a contest there are no residence require- part of the largest aerospace f pital In Atlanta. Ga. The March ol Peabo Bryson REO Speed- 1 Dimes, whose aim is M-h defects certificate. Winning poems ments. exhibition ir. the countryl The ( prevention, helps support the In- wagon. Also by being automa- will be presented at Karamu Applications and additional 1980 Air Fslr (July 18. !9. X) « tensive care nursery at Grady. tically win a chance in our big Festival on May 30, 1980. information is available from is expected to draw more than album drawing! So pick up a For more information con- the Career Planning and a quarter million people, who | Give to the pollution free shirt today, see tact the Bolinga Center 2086 Placement Department, 126 will see the exhibti and you at May Daze. or 2087. room 129 Millett Hall. Student Services. 873-2556. performance of almost every- \ March of Dimes. May 14, 19M DAILY GUARDIAN 7 Conscientious objectors get reprieve from draft

WASHINGTON UP1 - Con- ments but was interrupted by failed in his major attack on the tary. form that they are conscientious scientious objectors will be able to votes on the Senate floor aid had bill. He accused the Selective Ser- objectors. declare their opposition to the to reschedule its meeting for THE COMMMTTTEF voted vice agency of taking a "rather But Hatfield said that approach military service under an amend- today. 17-9 against an amendment that haphazard" approach to the discriminated against people who mei.! approval by the Senate would have cut funding for are not members of the "historic Hatfield has five other amend- question of conscientious objec- Appropriations Committee. registration to less than half the peace church groups" because ments to cffei. When they are tors. Passage of the amendmeat S13.3 million requested by the they would not know of the disposed of, the committe is Monday was a small victory for admin stration. option. expected to send the hill to the HATFIELD SAID the agency anti-draft Sen. Mark Hatfield. full Senate for a showt'o-- vets. had been in touch with leaders of R-Ore.. but the draft registration Hatfield's second amendment requires that the Selective Service church groups that historically Carter wants to have all 19- and bill is still headed for the Senate The conscientious objectors registration forms include a space oppose military service, and the 20-year old men register with the floor. amendment was approved on a where individual can indicate agency had told them their Selective Service this summer in THE PANEL HAD hoped to 13-11 vote. That represented s they have religious or moral members might be able to write order to provide a pool of 4 million act on other Hatfield amend- gain for Hatfield who last week objection to serving in the mili- on the face of the registration potential draftees. Cage's new work premieres at Wright State May 16th

By LORA LEWIS born in Los Angeles and studied tor the Canadian Broadcasting have an artist of John Cage's "Ticket holders are entitled to Guardian Staff Writer with Richard Buhlig, Adolph Corporation. reputation on campus," said attend the performance, a re- Weiss, and Henry Coweli. His Cage has been associated with WSU Artist Series Director Tom ception afterward on the balcony The third book of John Cage's awards include a Guggenheim Sultan for three decades, and Dark. "That reputation, how- above the commons at the Etudes Australes will make its Fellowship and one from National the pianist emphasizes bis works ever, is one that is subject to Creative Arts Center." Clark world premier at Wright State Academy of Arts and Letters. as well her repertoire of eighteen, controversy. added, "plus a lecture/workshop University May !6. CAGE HAS been elected to the nineteenth, and twentieth century THE $7 tickets are available on May 17 at the Paul Robeson Cage will be present to intro- National Institute of Arts and works. through the Wright State Box Cultural Center at Central State duce pianist Grete Sultan, who Letters and has been a fellow of COMING TO the United States Office. from 1 to 4 p.m." will perform the composition. the Centers for Advance Studies from Germany in 1941, she has ETUDES AVSTPALES, com- at Weslyan University and the studied with Claudra Arrau, Ed- posed for Sultan, consists of four University of Illinois, as well as win Fischer, and Buhlig, who books of eight etudes. The composer in residence at the introduced her to another stu- individual selections are short but Universities of Cincinnati and dent, Cage. difficult. California. The Wright State performing Unlike most compositions In 1965 Cage was commis- is sponsored by the WSU Artist where each hand plays a part of sioned by the New York Philhar- Scries, Contemporary Media •* 1 MONTH POP the same piece. Cage's etudes are monic to compose Variations V. Study Centre, and Central State SPEf.iAi made of two unrelated pieces — Other commissions include Renga University in cooperation with the PLASMA one for the left hand and one for and Apartment House 1776 for WSU Music Department. The DONATIONS the right" — to be pUyed the Boston Symphony and Lec- show wili be held in the WSU simultaneously. lure on the Weather with Mary- Conccrt Hall at 8 p.m. Cage, now in his late 60s, was anne Amacher and Luis Frangella "It's quite an honor for WSU to Let your thoughts be heard- Send a letter to the Editor SCUBA DIVING SWIMMING

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*j BOB CA1HADY re!es prohibit boys whe have between the groups but will have year." plus a Green and Gold Spalding GwmltoaSpMKdhn graduated from high school from plenty of instruction in the Underhill mentioned that this basketball signed by Underbill. attending the camp. morning. is the only College Camp in the "We are the only camp any- For tlie second straight yesr Underhill is phased with the "1 hope to point out things that Dayton Area, and WSU is getting where I know of that gives a ball Wright Sute wffl be bidding u icsponse so far. they can take away from the camp responses from all over the area. to every camper," said Underhill. rammer basketball camp, and "We have bad over 100 appli- and go back home and practice "We have had applications So by the time the end of camp this year Ralph Underfill], head cations turned in alresdy." fce throughout the summer. from all over Dayton. Springfield, comes, each camper will have an coach at Wright State, promises It said. "There is still )lte5iy at "IT WILL also provide a good Xenia, Columbus and even Cinci- invaluable amount of esperience will be better than ever. room left for both boys and social week for the kids. They nnati," he said. aad coaching, a week full of One big difference this year is girls." will get to meet guys from other EVERY CAMPER in attend- basketball and hopefully a good the overnight camp. This year IN ITS first year, the camp schools they may be playing nest aace will recieve a camp T-Shirt, time. campers will be able to stay on attracted ISO campers, and with campus the whole week Instead of the early turnout so far it appears going hom- each evening. that total will be well exceeded. WSU basketball roaches Jim Brown, Ralph girls basketball camp this aammer at Wright THEY WILL be using the "1 think the nice thing about UndeihOi, aad Sob Grvtc wlU run a boys aad Slate. Guardian File Pboto Hamilton HaJl dorms and have our tamp." said Underhill, "is two ccmpet J to a room. They will our facilities. be abte to use the swimming "We have the hist facilities facilities, also (The pool will be I've seen to run an overnight open at the end of each day for camp. We have four tartan the campers.) courts. Everyone will be close to Campers will also be served the gym since Hamilton Hall three meals a day la the Univer- connects with the PE building. sity Cafeteria. When it rains they won't have to But there will be plenty of go outside." basketball because that is the WITH THE camp only lasting a purpose of the camp. Underhill week, it is impossible for the and his two assistants. Jim Brown camper to go in to the camp as an and Bob Grote, plus professional r.verage player and come out a shooting Instructor George Leh- superstar, but Underhill said he man will be on hand to help hopes to point out things to instruct with the possibility of one campers to practice. of this year's senior basketball "What we want to do is create pUyers helping out. an interest in the game for the THE CAMP is open to boys and kids," he said. "We will be girls from ages nine to 18. NCAA having league games at night Hi Neighbor! Women's tennis squad bows to Akron BEAVER TRAVEL By CHUCK ARBAUGH before losing, as did sixth singles Akron. The scores were deceiv- Guardian Sports Writer player Amy Showalter. The ine. because the girls played BUREAU second doubles match was anoth- super hard. They've improved We'd like to be Your Travel Company The women's tennis squad o." er nail-biter, as the Raiders again tremendously throughout the sea- WSU played excellently before fell just a wee bit short. son, and all of the girls have We're right next door in Beavercreek bowing to Akron, 6-3, on Thurs- "We were much more competi- learned a lot during the course of and waiting to serve you. day, May 8, in the Ohio Division twejhisjjme^oun^agains^ the year." Griffith said. II Championship. § Domestic & World Travel Specialists Wright State victorias were • Cruises • Tours • Resorts * Hotels claimed by first single: player Surplus Vehicle Sale Facing Dayton-Xenia Rd., across fromi GOLDMAN'S PLAZA Jody FloaimersfeM, fifth single player Utsne Wtaon. acd tlie first The Materials Management Department "Nerer a Serv/ce Charge" doubles 'earn of Flomtnersfold is advertising for sale a variety of and Rachel Pequignot. 429-2111 "WE LOST TWO really tough surplus vehicles. Bid forms may be three-set matches, and one sing * ies match went three sets. We obtained in th© Materials Management could have very well won it, 5-4. Office, 044 Allyn Hall or by calling because there was really only two matches that we weren't in." aaid Ext.2070. All bids must be received Wright Sute wocv-o'i tennis prior to 3:00 p.m., May 30, 1980. coach Shirley Griffith. t* The match was indeed docer Alt terms and conditions are explained a than the score indicated. Second * singles player Rachel Pequignot on the bid form. » 3982 Col. Glenn-Naxt To Wright State took her opponent to three sets * oSmm Fine Foods Cocktail Lounge COMCO] E SEE WHAT WE HAVE AT THE Enfoy Lunch and Our Super Ssfad Bar

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