HHHM Sogamoft 14 1977 Student services dean retires Jan. 1 and visions of suj»ar plums by Je K iln Mrvers Sharp national Programs at IU P U I and ta ill return to the School of " I need new challenge* and new is associate dean for student services Education's department of higher sue* and I need a charge said What will happen after June 30 is not education with IU P U I as hn home danced in her head! Gerald C Preuai. dean for student base " I expert some assignments it Icjst lln*\ w ere supposed In h r sui».ir plum s! services at IU P U I who is resigning When asked if the removal of the m Bloomington though am dP reuti Jan 1 registrar s function and admissions Richard Gotaha dean of the School Citing personal reasons Preuti office from student services by uni of Education said he and the faculty submitted his resignation in Novem varsity administration was a contn were please to have Jerry joitur* her and the Indiana University Board buting factor to his resignation Preuai ua " of Trustee* accepted it at its Dec • said. Although these changes were Preuai believes the job as dean a an meeting in Indianapolis significant they are not a contn but important one because M a the only Preusz has been in student services ing factor " administrative level position which for the past 11 years and said he is no speaks and acta for the student* and then there was this longer growing in the job tJne thing that I did not get accom very unusual sandwich called I have enjoyed being dean but I am looking forward to a changwwf pace I pltshed was a sense of identity and a a Bouilli— sort of a delicious don t envy any university adminis sense of belonging together for the trator in the sense of the hard work in student* I think it as sad when stu cross between a barbecue volved with being s top notch admin dents just come here and go to class and roast beef— that was out istrstor said Preusz and miss out on what I consider an ua Preusz » has tenure and is an as porlan( aspect of their education of this world1 sistanl professor in the School at Edu which a the exchange of ideas with cation He said he is concerned about classmates and faculty Those stu Oh, and the Serious Salad meeting the responsibilities of the fa with such mystifying cutty regarding promotion He be giving or becoming involved miss a lieves he has strong administrative lot " ingredients and a dressing credentials but needs to become more Preuai said he was not able to get a that just makes you want involved with other aspects of being a student life center during ha tenure faculty member as dean either Now a student life more and more and Those areas which now fall under center tan t even considered a priority student services including veterans according to the IU P U I Master Plan Yet, one of the most affairs student activities, day care If student* want one they will have to intriguing dishes was sort of a center and nonacademic counseling unify and approach administration are expec ted to remain in student ser with the idea Student* who come to­ quiche from Jugoslavia vices until June 30. 1178 under the di gether and address particular issues packed with cheeses and a reel ion of D r Got am Mannan as act can do so much more than a dean ing dean Mannan is director of Inter Gerald C. Prewsi can. said Preuai variety of good things which they called Presnutz Minimum wage unaffordable: Ryan If mom would take me. I by Jo Elies Meyers Sharp minimum wage standards funding of Increases in the federal minimum would like to eat every day at Indiana University will be unable to the increase is not part of our current wage are projected through 1981 pay the new minimum wage effective budget The necessary wage adjust ft 65 1 978 c $2 90 1979 • $3 10 19*) Pleasant Peasants fast-food Jan I said John W Ryan president of men Is could only be made now and $3 36 < 1981 > restaurant in the Glendale Indiana University, at the IU Board of through the elimination of some jobs Trustees meeting Dec 9 in Indiana more than half of which are held by Ryan said between Jan 1 1978 apd Galleria Umm , she might polls students Obviously, this is not an ac June 30 1978 the cost of minimum even let me. because, like Saying the university is exempt ceptable solution wage increases will be $312 200 An from paying federal minimum wages Our recommended plan is to bring additional $312,200 will be required to she said, the fc*#fcas good of $2 65 < an increase from $2 35). all university wages up to federal meet this expense from next July I to Ryan said increases in hourly wages standards by next July 1.' said Ryan Dec 11. 1978 From Jan 1979 to June for me and it didn't even cost would not be forthcoming because the Ryan said there are over 4 000 em 30 1979. it is estimated minimum as much as sugar plums increase was not figured into the uni ployees who would be paid below the wage increases will cost more than a versify s budget for the 1977 78 fiscal federal minimum Most of these are half million dollars in additional whatever they are9 year parttime but about 60 are fulltime money I resent minimum wage rate In spite of our w ish to.meet federal said Rvan at IU t*S2 30

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Welfare reform winning speech Deadline by (H a rlrt G rifsb ) feme education for women in the pub gime in South Afnca Ail of the speak m Today! Ik schools Stephen (' Kurgan won e n had to win against over wu stu n M D i Speech Night was once again a sue third place for his address on the need dents initially involved in the IUPUI Student^ restful venture despite the cold, for a college education program before they reached the , { Services blustery weather Rather than having Other participants were Susan finals One scheduled finalist Greg one judge decide the winners the en Kathleen Finney, who tpoke on rape. Bickers was absent because of the Trai*i tire audience voted Marshall Franklin Maureen R Mescall who spoke on the weather 'l Program the first place trophy for his speech on urgent and crucial need for blood do Commenting on the audience s deci Utah New Year welfare reform Second place went to nations and Hugh Ray Lyons who swn David Bums IU P U I speech de Diane L McCoy for her speech on the spoke on banning the Krugerrand and partment said " I am pleased with need for rape prevention and self-de internationally isolating the racist re the student judging

HOLIDAY SKI TRIP TO PARK CITY UTAH New fee to affect drop/add procedures DECEMBER 28-JANUARY 4 ToAM mciudas by Jo Fllea M e te n Sharp add three hours) and section sented as a single group read a • hound inp a* lars (todwnapok* Salt Laks C*y| The university will charge a f 10 fee changes memorandum distributed to deans • Trans»ars Irom airport to coodomwurr for schedule changes after drop and According to the Bursar office division directors chairpersons and • Savan rights todgtog icondomavums are ' Mock Irom t* wee add day Friday. Jan 13. 197* The there is no additional charge for drops school recorders • Sa days o* tolarchangaWa ski Ml tickets good lor Pwfc C«»y Snowtwd wvl AJ Indiana Umvenity board of Trustees only or for net drop6 ti e . drop six The procedure for dropping and ad • Lift tickets also good tor mgki ak*ng •' Park City approved such a fee at its June 17. hours add three hours) The regular ding classes after drop and add day • Ai S it* tociudsd 1877 meeting refund policy would affect these have changed as a result of the new • Sk. rants* not "eluded changes said the Bursar office fee Students are now requested to ob The schedule alteration fee will be Tour pnea korr todwnspofc* $4 10 parson Condorrmum todgtog assessed those students who add The fee will be assessed on a per tain the necessary forms through Avaaabts to Siudants Faculty and Stan courses who process net adds e g transaction basis regardless of the their schools or divisions and take the Student Activities Otfic# drop three hours add six hours» even tout-num ber of transactions presen forms to the Registrar s office The exchanges te g drop three hours ted provided that all items are pre registrar will verify the appropriate Student Union ness of the transaction and will issue 264-4284 to*Hatted an page 14

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b\ I Mark kmrh although neither was well known lor tious building painted white with a writer curious to see how many the Sheaves the Brigadier strode up Thr> had m rt on the bus* Ironi living at the same place for tong' and red Salvation Arm y shield people had come in in five minutes to the pulpii Good morning he Champaign 'toe wa*a writer on his they weren t drifters Cheap hotels They found the door to the chapel turned around The chapel was full said “Let s turn to number 19 in the wa> to West Virginia Irom Illinois yes. a sermon and a sheet no and walked in An usher gave them The woman who had been playing hymn book the other was a photographer travel­ “Hey. it s not so bad. the man in both hymn books and pointed towards organ picked up a Vox six string elec Number 129 wasn't quite as good as ing Irom Missouri to Montreal As it the blue suit said Don’t knock it till two empty seats in the fourth pew trie guitar and walked too the pulpit Bringing in the Sheaves but it was a had turned out they had known some you ve tried it When s the last time They took off their packs and placed (M V lh o m in g she said cheerily lot better that number 234 had been of the same people in Carhondale' At you ate7 them on the floor in front of their feet "Let s all turn to number 234 in the The congfitation was getting any rate the bus got in late and Neither of them had eaten anything A small white-haired woman wear hymn book.” warmed up neither had much monev Kather than besides bus station coffee and beet ing spectacles was playing an organ Hymn books rustled throughout the After number 139. the collection try to sleep in the dismal atmosphere jerky since they had left the previous to which the writer and photographer chapel “Let us sing.' the woman plates were passed Just give what of the bus station they elected to go morning listened as they perused their sur said, and began ever you can. if you can.” the Brig up to the top of the parking garage They re having Christmas dinner roundings The tune was unfamiliar to the adier urged it only lakes fifty cents and sleep under the clouds over there today the man said The walls of the chapel were con travelers, but it was simple lo feed a whole family for a week Morning brought a red laced man in Tu rk e y and all the trimmings ” Crete block painted yellow and pale Apparently the tune was not familiar some places overseas ” a dark blue suit shouting something to Yeah. C hristm as-and I'm on top of blue The altar was woid of decora to many in the congregation, judging The plates passed quickly Some of the effect of ferchrtssake wrhy cant a bus station in Indianapolis the wnt tion. save for a large portrait of Jesus from the half^iearted attempt made those not contributing averted their cha sleep downstairs or someplace er thought What sit cost7 Christ behind the pulpit and a couple to sing it The chapel was filled with a eyes, staring stonily ahead Others else this am t a hotel it's over there.” "Don't cost a nickel the man said of small potted plants A movie screen discordant rhythmic mumbling fumbled in their pockets withdrawing beckoning across a vacant lot “ You do hafta sit through a service hung from the ceiling which trailed off lo a near silence their hands when the plate had The photographer and the writer though But what the h e c k -it is Not many people were in the chapel " Well that s a pretty tough tune.” passed Many did find change even produced their bus tickets 'one to Christmas, right7 It wouldn t hurt you yet perhaps 40 A variety of odors the woman said bnghtlv Now. why dollar bills and gave freely Wheeling one to i and any to go to church ” permeated the air the smells of un don t we all try whistling it instead7 Several songs later, the Brigadier avowed that neither had much money Neither the photographer nor the washed bodies and clothing, vomit As the travelers whistled they asked everyone to stand for a prayer and the bus had gotten in late and they writer had been to a church for 10 and stale alcohol assaulted the travel listened to the rest of the congrega It was a standard prayer, giving hadn t wanted to sleep in the bus sta years (except for weddings >. and said ers The man sitting next to the writer tion Some whistled very well, even thanks for whatever each person had tion and it wasn't really loo cold up so periodically alternated between trilling some notes, while others could to be thankful for The photographer there on the roof anyway so - Hey. listen You don t have to do coughing and moaning A short, only manage a shewp shewp” and the writer were both thankful that The man in the blue suit softened nothin if you don't want to Ail you bolding man in a brown coat blew his sound Others hummed or moaned a they didn't really have to eat at the some Well all right I guess you gotta do is listen to them sing nose noisily and examined his long in a singsong way The whistled Salvation Army guys are okay -b u t we ve had some Hmm Singing could be handkerchief Muttering umnlelltgi verses were a great improvement After the prayer, the congregation t rouble here at night You shouidn I be tolerated and turkey and dressing biy. the man who had been coughing over the one they had sung but were remained standing to sing America sleepin here all kindsa nuts come up didn't sould too bad-especially in settled back into his seat * still terrible the Beautiful.” and say the P to d P of here-it could be dangerous You d comparison to coffee and beef " Your attention, please an unseen The next tune was Bringing in the Allegiance The writer took the oppor be better off over there.' he said, je rk y -a n d for free what the hell speaker rasped Services will begin Sheaves and it seemed everyone in tunity to look around, and marvelled again gesturing across the vacant lot Sure , why not in five minutes In order to eat dinner the chapel kr^w the words by heart that nobody in the congregation Over where, the travelers asked The travelers shouldered their you must attend the service ” The crocked voices of the congrega seemed to be having a lot of trouble Harbor Light Center Salvation packs, thanked the man in the blue The white-haired woman played the Uon swelled and filled the chapel, har standing for so long The Brigadier A rm y.' suit, and walked through the dirty organ for what must have been five monizing. actually sounding pretty said the cor^regation could sit after Nope huh-uh. no way the pair de snow in the vacant lot up to the Har more minutes, then rose and walked good the pledge. and It ant c la red They weren't transients bor Light Center It was an unpreten across the front of the chapel The After three verses of Bringing in Actually the flags are switched. - %

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