3f t ! INSIDE FOCUS Classifieds 7 U In-line skating, the newest Focus 8 sport that is taking Indiana by Opinion 3 storm, is not as hard as it looks. Perspectives 5 but it does take a lot of Sports 4 practice to achieve that graceful flow.
TUESDAY • May 26,1992 • Vol. 22 • No. 3 The weekly newspaper of lndiaiui University-Purdue I niversity at Indianapolis Tuition increase to take effect July 1
■ Board of Trustees approves Tempel. Vice Chancellor of External Affairs. 3 percent tuition increase for The proposed plan anticipates expenditures totaling $ 1.67 billion for 1992® undergraduates. all universities in comparison to the $ 1.53 billion in the 9 1 -92 school year. By TAMMY DEAN The state, because of the recession has not been able to make it's IUPUI students will be paying higher contribution as it has under non- tuition next fall. On May 8. the Indiana recessionary times.” said Robert Kirk, University Board of Trustees approved chairman of the economics deportment. a tuition increase which will take effect Though the recession and inflation July I. were major factors in the decision of ‘The tuition increase is basically higher expenditures, continued higher necessitated by increased and continued demand for educational services and Plea** see TUITION a flat budget from the state;* said Eugene Page 2 Phone registration lets busy students reach out and touch someone ■ Telephone system adds “Now I don’t know how to get hack on there to change it,** she said. convenience and problems to Kevin Greve. senior in the registration process. telecommunications, agreed. In the small ceremony at tha ROTC building, Lt. Col. Brandon (laft) reiinqutsnsa ms command ano paiiea u on io ux. u n . “If yoo make a mistake, there is no Tumor (right). In the csntsr Is Col. Barrow, commander of tha Indiana ROTC. way to coned it.*' he said. B y A M Y M A Y Some students are afraid of the Staff w«na« technology involved with phone Jade Graves, a freshman in registration, said May. telecommunications, remembers Students also want the hard-copy registering for classes in the fall of as assurance that they arc registered, 1988. which is not possible over the phone, “It was a bear. 1 had to go to four or he added Some schools, such as Engineering five different places. It was incredible. School. Company Commander, Recruiting Area and Technology and the School of By the time 1 got to register, two of ■ LL Col. James Brandon retires and Commander. Inspector General, Director of Science require approval every semester, my classes were closed." Operation for the 10th Pan Am Gamp and professor which must be gotten in advance of Improving technology has almost relinquishes his command at small, of military science at IUPUI. j registration. The flag symbolizes the command of the battalion eliminated this for the IUPUI student. Brandon said he is looking| forward to his Most of the problems and complaints as the exiting officer relinquishes his command Now, students can register by dignified ceremony retirement, which starts July I. Kltbough he will occur when students have dosed classes by handing the flag to the new commander, telephone. miss working for the ROTC, he said[ he is looking or need a lot of authorization, said illustrating that the battalion is now under new Thomas May, associate registrar, said forward to relaxing and fishing. N , May. B y A M Y M A Y over half of IUPUI student^now use Turner, the new commander, will auume his Not all students are upset with the In this case, Li. CoL James C. Brandon is retiring the phone to sign up for (lasses. duties on July I. ( system. Liz Cherry, junior, Heels clicking together, the men stood ramrod- after 28 years of service. In the ceremony, he The system has 32 telephone lines Although^umcr has some big shoes to fill, he telecommunications, said she thinks straight, arms firmly at their sides, heads up and passed command to L t Col. Jerold Turner. and can register more than 300 students said he looks forward to continuing his work as the system is improving. eyes forward. This is a happy moment. After years of serv ice, per hour. “Battalion, attentionf” said Capt. John Phillippe. he’s ready to paw the flag. Wc wish him the commander with everyone at the ROTC branch Drop/add has been added and will “This last time I registered, it was “Command is exercised by virtue and special best," said Col. Barrow, commander of the ROTC on New York Street. go into effect for the fall and second easy. But when I registered for last members of the armed forces holding military throughout Indiana and fians of Ohio. Although everyone said they will miss working summer session. spring, it t£ok me three hours," she rank who are eligible by law to exercise command Brandon began his service in June 1964. His with Lt. Col. Brandon, they welcome their new ‘This system aits dowh on in-person said. May has offered some hints to make in recognition of patriotism, fidelity, valor, and education includes Engineer Officer Basic Course, commander. registration. It provides a convenient “Wc now have a brand-new commander who the process easier for students who demonstration for increased responsibility;* Phillippe Army Officer Advanced Course. Command and method for students to register," said has accepted a lot of responsibility. We know register over the phone. said. General Staff College and an MS in personnel May. he’s up for it and we couldn't have chosen a ■ Be prepared. Have your worksheet This ceremony, called the “passing of the flag.” management. “It works. More and more students better guy lobe battalion commander.” said Barrow. completed and alternates ready. is almost as old as the armed forces themselves. He has also successfully completed Airborne are using it." he added. Training, Ranger School and aviation training. “Lieutenant Colonel Jerold Turner is charged ■ Listen to the directions. They are It symbolizes the passing of battalion command Despite the benefits of this system, Brandon has received several awards during with the duties and responsibilities of command in plain English and easy to follow. from one officer to another. many students are unhappy with it. of the ROTC at Indiana University-Purdue University ■ The best time to call is 20 minutes The ceremony is short and simple, but full of his career. His decorations include the Vietnam Tt interfered with my life," said at Indianapolis effective on the bdow signed dale, before or 20 minutes after the hour. the quiet dignity that is the trademark of the Service Ribbon and Medal, Meritious Service Doriina Shaw, freshman in soda) work. Ribbon and Distinguished Meritious Service signed Lieutenant Colonel James C. Brandon,'* ■ Don’t panic. You have two hours armed forces. The officers wear their dress uniforms, Shaw said the system let her sign said Phillippe. reading from an order. from your designated time to get complete with their medals and decorations. The Ribbon. up for two simultaneous classes, when He has served in the Army in various capacities, "At case,” he said, ending the ceremony and through. Hags of the individual battalion, the United States she tried to drop one of them, the system and the state of Indiana stand behind the men. including academic instructor for the Army Aviation allowing everyone to relax. dropped the wrong class, not the one ■ If you can't call during your she wanted to drop. appointment, make sure you reschedule. Using rubber bands, older adults help researchers develop ways to keep fit
overlooking the obvious. 1 ■ Two IUPUI professors examine the benefits of using elastic “It’s probably not high lech enough “It's cheap, lt*> easy, bands in resistive exercise by people over the age of 65. for some people,” he said. and tt’s portable. Mikesky cautioned that anyone who might want to try this method of exercise There’s no reason why By PATRICE HARTMANN could translate imo fewer falls in older should only do it under (he supervision you or i can’t use adults. of a doctor. Forget Nautilus. Forget barbells. The elastic used in the study is called Of the TO volunteers who participated those to get in For the fitness-minded, the newest Theratubing. and it can be purchased in the study, about half took port in way of getting in shape just might be at a convalescent aids drug store for the exercise portion which involved found in a set of 80 cent rubber handv about 80 cents per'foot, Mikcsky said. an hour of resistance training with Rotoart Topp The use of elastic hands to increase “If s been used in some rehabilitative tubing shaped like a large rubber hind. assistant professor of M ural ng ______strength in older adults is currently settings for sports injuries,” he said. The remaining volunteers (the control under examination, and preliminary ‘The concept has been around for group) attended talks about health and studies on the subject were completed awhile, but nobody has looked al il practiced driving skills to improve their well into their 90’s.” right here at IUPUI. with a scientific approach.” reaction lime. Accidents are the fourth leading came Researchers from the School of Rubber bands were chosen for the Volunteers exercised at N1FS and ol death in older adults, he added. Nqrsing and the National Institute for study because more traditional types at home three limes a week. While “Falls are a significant problem with Fr .*sv and Sport arc putting the of fitness programs are not always exercising at NIFS. participants were older adults.” he said. “About half of finishing touches on the findings in accessible to older adults, Topp said. superv ised by the two researchers. all older adults over 65 fall every year.” their survey, which they will present “If s cheap, it’s easy, if s portable ” Results of the study showed that older The study of older adults exercising at a national conference of the American he said. adults who completed a 12-week showed that those who stuck to the College of Sports Medicine in Dallas, “There's no reason why you or I exercise program improved muscle 12 week program achieved a TO percent TX. can’t use those to get in shape.” he strength and balance. increase in strength. The study, conducted by Robert Topp, added. Topp’s interest in the study of older ‘The results of exercise in older adults assistant professor of nursing, and Alan If the rubber band method of exercise adults and their health originated in ore immediate,” Topp said. Robert Topp, right, an assistant nursing professor, helps a Mikcsky, assistant professor in the participant adfust some elastic bands. Participants In Topp's is simple and cheap, why don’t more his family. ”We don’t have to accept getting study exercised three times a weak to determine If Increased School of Physical Education, people use it? Topp said that the T come from a long line of long weaker as we get older.” Mikcsky added. muscle strength might correlate to fewer falls. determined whether stronger muscles reason may simply be a case of liven,” he said. “My grandparents lived “Exercise docs have an effect.” Tuition Briefly Noted y But for those students who are institutions to take ," added Tempel. Ctmtmtd firm Page 1 Because of the changing job CompiUi by Kim Kluktmki beginning college, the increases can Though tuition increases each year, market, students have been forced enrollments also played a role. be frightening. more students continue to enroll. into higher education, where before "Even though the demographies "My boyfriend went to IUPUI cased co*s adcrue 10 the high ftchool students would go Help ‘chom p o u t’ Female student classes fibre only costing Oft; (too; like the Incream demand straight into the labor force. classes ftom high School. what we have a credit hour and he just graduated' [ofeducation — more students want " If % not getting any easier to find dystrophy through attacked In IUPUI a few years ago." said Tammy Perkins, to come here and want to study in a job anymore, especially due to MDA dog walk parking lot couple of years is an increase* in the sophomore business major. -our programs," said Tempel. the recession." said Chris Monahan, percentage of students who are going " If a scary; I'm afraid of what die Mo ij students are reaching for sophomore. ) The Mu&eular Dystrophy A female student returning from on to higher dducafion " said TempeU costa Will be by the tim e! graduate." f higher education to *fill economic "The importance of higher Association is presenting the fourth class was attacked in an IUPUI For IUPUI the enrollment increase she added. needs of the future; likewise, there education is more valuable than annua) K-9 Walk for Jerry’s Kids parking lot. averages between 2 and 3 percent each Many students feel cheated by the is also a need to receive more than ever and worth paying a Uule more to raise funds for the fight agginst The incident occurred on May year, though the increase is contrary : the recession as a high school diploma. for," »v* * 18 at approximately 7:45 p.m C to the declining number of high school r tuition increases. On June 6. dogsar^ ttrir owner* in Lot 20. located by LaRue'* Perkins added that she felt that will take a one- or three-mile walk Carter Hospital and the Indiana though the recession played a part How much ipor? will you be paying? on a prepared course at Eagle Geek State Board of Health building. Thomas May. associate registrar "Even in the rising tuition, costs have b een .. Park. Participants wilt raise funds The student told IUPUI police though there art less high school increasing for years before the by collecting donations prior to that a white male, approximately Undergraduate 90-91 Rate 91-92 Rate 92-93 Rate Change recession began as well. the event. six feet tall and wearing jeans and Resident $69.65 $74.55 $80.30 8% Despite the many financial The grand prize to the top a jacket, approached her from Nonresident 208.00 224.65 242.60 8% Ejuartly how does this effect the challenges students are faced with. fundraising team is a year's supply behind and grabbed her purse. Indiana’s college students have noi of dog food and free Domino's During the ensuing struggle, the I 'm a senior and the increase in had to face rigorous changes. Graduate/ pizza for a year. Professional tuition won’t really bother me." said "We have been very fortunate in Many events are planned for the wallet and then ran out of the lot, Nursing 93.30 99.H5 111.85 12% Gina Graf, organizational com- Indiana that we haven’t had to take day, including contests for the heading north. Law 105.00 115 JO 129.40 • 12% the severe cuts, in terms of our stale prettiest dog. longest-eared dog Anyone with information about Business MBA 120.00 143.00 163.00 14% "But the recession takes tolls on funding support, that other states have and others. this crime should call Detective Medicine 6.000 (per wear) 6,750 7,425 10% everyone." had to ask their higher education For more information, contact Turley of the IUPD at 274-2059. Susan Garriott at the MDA office. 298-9640. Governor presents Masters swimmers conference on Political brown bags Community policing \lnvttedto compete state environment at Natatorium Gov. Evan Bayh has announced tops Center’s agenda his first conference on Indiana's a ‘new world order’ The IU Natatorium will be the site for the IV World Masters 27 at the Indiana Convention ■ Newly established Center said. "We would show them bow Swimming Championships, June Center. ■ Political Science Department that could be run." 25-July 5. National, state and local for Urban Policy and the The recently established Center, This worldwide event is held environmental leaders to be offers lunchtime discussions which was approved by the Indiana every two years; the 1990 event featured include U S. Rep. Phil Environment sets up at SPEA University trustees on May 8, will was in Rio de Janiero. Brazil, and Sharp, chairman of the Energy on world politics and economy. be headquartered at IUPUI although the 1994 competition will be in and Commerce Subcommittee on B y PATRICE HARTMANN some SPEA faculty on the Energy and Power, and Denis The five events for competition By KIM KLUKOWSKI Bloomington campus will contribute Hayes, executive director of the In the wake of the unrest and violent to the center, Rosentraub said. will be swimming, diving, first Earth Day in 1970 and crimes in Los Angeles, the problems Students enrolled in SPEA will synchronized swimming, water Where will the United States, the international chairman of Earth help out in various capapcities, ranging polo and long distance/open now-defunct Soviet Union and the of urban crime have come to the Day 1990. TJarrt C r t w t from working as research assistants swimming. emerging world powers fit into the The conference will focus on to working with members of the All Masters swimmers age 25 changing world order? including Indianapolis. major environmental challenges Political Science and older are encouraged to enter. That will be the focus of the 1992 Through a new research center facing Indiana such as out-of-state The event will be free and open Options program, sponsored locally at the School of Public and About 20 students will eventually Environmental Affairs, students and work at the Center, he said. to the public. by the IUPUI Department of Political Science deportment and an unidentified and public water access and staff at the university may be able The Center’s activities will be funded Contact Hckli Ncuburgcr at 274- Science. Four sessions will take place expert on the former Soviet Union. protection. to have an impact on urban crime. initially by a five-year S8.6 million 3363 for more information. during brown-bag luncheon meetings "We in the Political Science A concurrent children’s Using the concept of community grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. on each Tuesday in June beginning department believe these issues are conference will be offered for policing, researchers at the Center The university’s contribution June 9. Titled "The New World Order" pf particular importance during this Adults, pre-teens children grades I -6. Pre-registration for Urban Policy and the consists of faculty support, facilities, the series will be held at the Indianapolis presidential campaign year," said Environment will help neighborhood computing, infrastructure costs and encouraged to Power and Light Company auditorium. Fredland. For more information, call Pat communities keep crime down in management. 25 Monument Circle, and will be free "The November elections will attend storytelling Gricbel at 232-8863. their areas. Funding is also expected |o ,be and open to the public. determine Angelica’* role in world "The Center will work on urban generated through user fees as well' The series is intended to educate the events for the rest of the century, and Nationally known storyteller Museum offers problems and neighborhood as grants. public on international issues and it is important that the voters have a Donald Davis will appear at the goverance," said Mark Rosentraub. More than 100 community leaden encourage informed voting practices. chance to thoroughly understand what Deboest Lecture Hall on the local families free SPEA associate dean. throughout the state helped to Speakers at the local program wilt the issues are." grounds of the IiyHanapolis Researchers will be working to identify the areas of need which trips to Mars emphasize foreign affairs issues such Topics of discussion will be: Museum of Art on Friday at 7:30 help people formulate plans to police would be served by the center. as the changing Middle East, the ■ "The Future Role of the ’Soviet The Children’s Museum will their own areas, Rosentraub added. ’ Policy teams will be formed and p.m. rebuilding of the former Soviet Union Union’ in Globa) Affairs" on June 9, "Think of it as the people in the work in four main areas: state and Sponsored by Steves, Inc. and present a fascinating exhibit., and the role of the United States in ■ "Winds of Change in the Middle ity doing the policing," he local government fiscal policy, the Indianapolis Museuqiof Art. "Mission to Mars," running June -the changing global community. East?’ on June 16. environmental policy, neigh borhood "An Evening with DonakfBqvts’* 4-Sept. 13, Terri Crews ts a senior political science ■ "US. Leadership in the New World The Center will have a direct link development and public health and is recommended for adults^ahd Visitors to the exhibit can become major who has a work-study job with Order" on June 23. and to local and state governments as indigent health. older children. crew members on a space station the department and who was involved ■ "The European Community and well, said A. James Barnes, dean The Center will create a major ^ Admission is $8 in advance. S10 and explore the "Red Planet" with with bringing the Options series lo Economic Integration" on June 30. of the school. intellectual concentration on urban at the door. lasers, robots and talking computers. the rUPVI campus. The Option* program is a national "Some examples of things we and environmental policy issues, The entire event will be signed They will discover weightlessness, Crews said she dges a lot of work effort to provide community might do would Include helping instituting teaching and research for the hearing impaired. experience technology that supports for Richard Fredland, the chairman organizations with expert information people in a county who need to programs on the cutting edge of human life away from Earth and of the department, who told her about about current international security For advance tickets, call Stories, develop a solid waste management urban and environmental policy, the program and wanted her to get issues, with the goal of increasing public Inc. at 255-7628. learn the planetary history of Mars. plan, or a recycling plan," Barnes the university involved. participation in ruoonal policy fannation. said l.U. President Thomas Ehrlich. "The point is lo bring academia and About 140 colleges and universities the public together so people understand from 35 stoles participate in the program, what’s going on globally," said Crews. which features more than 1.500 The hour-long sessions will begin volunteer faculty speakers from 45 at noon, with 30 minutes of questions disciplines. She Just and answers following a 30-minute To arrange for a speaker at a group presentation by a featured speaker. function, or to get more information Speakers for the local programs will about the local Options program, call be Fredland. Charles Winslow and John the Political Science department ul 274- Completed The McCormick of the IUPUI Political 7387. Nine-M onth The IUPUI Sagamore Course In 0 1902. The Sagamorenorm C-J Summof me
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THOMAS RA JIB The university student Registration just and the lO-Year Plan a phone call awayPart-time student reflects on th memories experiences The effectiveness o fphone registration is greatly he has gained in die last seven years at IUPUI appreciated, but its efficiency is questionable There's a sign hanging on many of the Seven years, I know, sounds like a long with the grand hotel that encompasses it - bulletin boards in buildings throughout the time. It is. So is 10 years. But I've already now sits. IUPUI campus that says, simply, I f you begun to reap the rewards. Other things in my memory book include think education is expensive, try For instance, I can look back at the watching the skylines of a wonderful city egistration — most students’ worst nightmare. Whether you ignorance." knowledge I've gained, and know that it and this major urban university as they've are standing in a long line or dealing with a busy signal on the I have no idea who printed the sign, nor will never be taken away from me. lean evolved over the years. 1 guess there's jort phone, registration is a chore that many students do not enjoy. who took the time to copy it and hang it up look forward to what more there is to learn. something mystical about walking out of wherever the opportunity presented itself. 1 can look at professors who've practiced class on a winter night, looking east, and In the last couple of years, IUPU1 has expanded both in enrollment But every time I see those words, they their crafts — many of them In the real seeing the stars mingle with the lights of andR in buildings, schools and degree programs. Many programs and remind me why I started at this university world — and know I'm being taught by the our new library and the buildings practices have had to be adapted to better meet the needs of IUPUI seven years ago as a 26-year-old freshman. best teachers. downtown. They also remind me why I'm still here: I can also look at other students I've met. I can also think back on all the seasons students. One such method that was created to meet the changing needs of Welcome to getting a diploma the hard who speak of the same dreams and goals, I've measured, not so much by their this large, urban campus was phone registration. way... welcome to the 10-year plan. and who do so in complete sentences. changes in climate, but by due dales over Phone registration is an effective innovation that allows students to The 10-year-plan, in this case, is not the And I can look at who I was before I the years. And I’m sure there win be a few same extended plan that many people embarked on this journey, and know that register for courses without even leaving home. All that is needed is a associate with master’s degrees and I'm a better person for taking the ride. \ But at least graduation day seems more Touch-Tone telephone and a little patience and preparation. doctorates. But I suppose the most rewarding thing realistic now than it did seven years ago. For me, it's a long, winding road that's The popularity of phone registration has grown greatly since it was about my own 10-year plan at IUPUI is m* And in looking forward to that day. I can defined by nine-hour semesters, classes in book of memories — especially the only admire those people who've followed established in 1988; over 50 percent of all students who registered last shopping centers and having my butt in friendships. the 10-year plan before me, and who have spring used phone registration, compared to 35 percent in 1988. school at 9 on Saturday mornings. I can't recall the girl's name who dropped prospered because of it. I can also echo the It's also a plan that's custom-made for the algebra class a few years ago when I thoughts of part-time students like me who commends the Office of the Registrar for establishing The Sagamore people who mix Speech 110 with asked her for a date — but if you're still are paying the price right now - and who've the phone registration option. Registration over the phone accommodates parenthood. Or for graduated learning enrolled. I'm still available. chosen to stick with it students with varying work schedules and commitments. Most junkies who still have higher education in And I can't remember the name of the 82- We go to classes at night and on Saturdays their blood. Or for lifers who have to labor year-old woman in my history class who because we know it's part of reaching the universities do not account for the individual needs of students when 40 hours a week to support their Three R's came back to complete her undergraduate dream. developing registration procedures. habit. degree after pausing for a world war and a We pay $50 for a used book because we Telephone registration can be a time-saving device that recognizes that It’s part-time college at its best. Or at husband and family. But if you read this, know it will fill us with knowledge. least for the 59 percent of us who currently thanks for the best lessons in life that We come to IUPUI lo start something we IUPUI students have better things to do than stand in long lines. attend IUPUI part-time, college as usual. anyone could ever ask for. never before had the chance to start, or to However, we do acknowledge the procedure is flawed by a few 1 say "usual" because part-time students What I do remember are the classes where finish something we started and never took put up with the same headaches that most the time to finish. problems. everyone seemed to come to be with everyone else at this university puts up with friends, and where the word "chemistry" And we come to meet ocher people like us The first problem is the lack of communication about the procedure. — like surviving registration and walking wasn't necessarily part of the class title. I - people we find fascinating and common Many students have become frustrated when they were unable to get two miles from the "A" lots. have some of those classes now. at the same time. Part-timers also wince over term papers, I remember the professors who've been But maybe more than anything, we come through at their designated time. Some of them did not know that they over finals, and over paying $50 for a used more than just professors, and who still call because of a sign we read on many of the actually have two hours to register. A greater awareness of the time length book, then standing in line for 30 minutes at me by name two yean after I sat in their bulletin boards in buildings throughout the and the procedure are needed in order for students to more effectively take the bookstore to buy it. classrooms. IUPUI campus. I can think of all the conversations in It's simply our way of eliminating the advantage o f telephone registration. But I find it hard to think what life would Chancellor's bar and the parking lots - or at ignorance. Another flaw deals directly with students* inability to obtain access to be like without the headaches — without least along the two-mile stroll to get to the parking lots. one of the 32 lines. In one hour, 384 students are expected to gain access this second chance to get a degree. More than that. I find it hard to think of throwing And 1 remember when there used to be Thomas Bailey is a senior majoring in to a line and complete registration. Theoretically, this does not appear to away seven years of college. parking lots where Chancellor's - along English. be a problem, but when you consider the probability of closed classes, the incorrect punching of numbers, and confusion, problems do arise. The Sagamore is not opposing phone registration; rather, we believe LETTERS TO THE EDITOR the method is extremely successful and helpful. However, we believe a more efficient use of telephone registration can grade point average (UGPA) are utilized to culturally rl^hirich and diverse student body be created by improving communication and technology. t in the process, they are never For this\ reason pur stud the only factors considered. lonumbehk Fertujprtfie Office of the Registrar could add more explicit directions dedans that law school These numbers are put into an equation to the worksheet included in the class schedules. Another suggestion we that would merely presume based on high have is to inform students of the fact that they have two hours from their selection process is personal scores and grades that a candidate would be A aalatan t Ommn toe appointed time to get through to the computer. This would saye students To tho Editor, Likewise, the LSAT and UGPA are used to much frustration and hair pulling. predict the likelihood for nonacceptance. In the April 20. 1992 issue of The However no acceptance or rejection letter Student protests racial attitudes Sagamore, I read an article that greatly is sent until the entire file has been of white, female students distressed me. The article, submitted by All files are read by the freshman Cynthia Randolph, was titled I do not understand the attitude of the "Med School: Breaking the Stereotypes." In reading the files, factors such as people on this campus. 1 do not know if it b In her article, she discusses, among other progression in grades, the difficulty of the sexist or racist. I am an intelligent black things, the process for gaining admittance rrotfor. the undergraduate institution, work male and I am very friendly. I do not have a into medical school. In attempting to responsibilities while in school, extra problem greeting white males, but I get an explain the procedure, the process of the curricular activities and letters of awful resistance from white females. They law school was maligned. The Sagamore is searching for writers Monday is 2 p.m. each Tuesday. Letters recommendation are all considered in the usually avoid eye contact or ignore my Ms. Randolph wrote that applicants to the who are interested in writing opinion must include the writer's signature, decision to admit or deny. law school are selected by computer columns about a variety of subjects address, telephone number and class After the Dean for Admissions reviews They seem to greet white males and scoring. She went on to point out that including minority concerns, child care, standing. the files, some files are then forwarded to females, or even black females, without a personal interviews are not granted. The environmental issues and education. Letters without this information cannot be the Committee on Admissions for the thought. I even get resistance from those effect of this sentence was to depict the Readers are invited to submit letters to published. black females who spend their time with selection process of the law school as the editor of any length and on any Names can be kept confidential upon While the law school is open to the visit white people. 1 do not understand if the devoid of all human intervention and topic, although preference will be given request, but must be included with the of any prospcAive student, interviews while females resent my color or my sex. insensitive lo the individuality of its which would attempt to quantify to those less than 500 words which are letter. Do the black women avoid i related to matters of interest to the Those interested should contact: view black males as hopeless? The truth of the matter is that at the law not given. The personal statements of the IUPUI community. Opinion Editor, The Sagamore, 425 Not all females behave this way, but there school, applicants are treated as individuals The deadline for submitting columns University Blvd., Indianapolis, ind. 46202, applicants are therefore extremely and not just numbers. for possible publication the following or call 274-4008, While numbers, the Law School Our goal at the law school is to have not Admissions Text (LSAT) and undergraduate only a qualified entering class, but a
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■ Lead vocalist Bobby Ssk morning from which the son With My Head" was sparked. gives an inside look at this “! was going out with this girt een seeing for three or four days,” rising bandb future plans called Sisk. *1 was slaying at her apartment and what she failed to tell By PENNY LANE ZIELINSKI me was that she had a boyfriend she’d been going out with for a year or two. What do you get when “I had no idea. So about 8 o’clock souring vocal* and meaty rtiy morning. I woke up with hei with some flashy keyboards boyfriend standing over me with a gun blistering leads, all backed up b) at my head. That's basically what the solid backbone of thundering boss and song H about.' pounding drums? Even though the experience The answer has risen from the streets shocking for Sisk, the song gor of Indianapolis . boll rolling for Youngblood. Mar Youngblood. James Bogard was impressed w,^., Indy I he heard it and encouraged Sisk and first gear, the six members of Diehl to continue collaborating. Youngblood - vocalist Bobby Sisk, “It’s what sparked it’s what rhythm guitviM Jeff Diehl, keyboardist r * i ' said Sisk. Danny Williams, bassist Kyle Knker, "He honed in and focused i lead guitarist Eric Cruise and drummer to the point where now we pretty much Kevin Kale - are definitely going places. know what he wants before he even "You’ll see a lot of things out of hears it.” this bund that you’ll never see in unother The writing team of Sisk, Diehl and Kind.” explained Sisk. > creates an intense and diverse One of those things is playing an chemistry. Their individual influences entire month at ET’s in Muncic - and styles allow something that is unheard of in today’s the musical bases, music scene. ”1 have a lot of late 60s and 70s all ’’Just in the two weeks that we’ve the way up to now rock influence,” been at Muncic, the hand has improved said Sisk. “That’s all I really listened 110 percent,” said Sisk. ’’You don't to my whole life since age four. The really see any bund* going in and playing first record 1 ev a month at any one club - ever. I don’t know if I've ever seen a bond do that.” Writing has always been the driving force behind this rock outfit. The trio Th« members of Youngblood Include Kyle Koker, Danny Williams, Bobby Sisk, Eric Cruise, Jeff Diehl, and Kevin Kale. of Sisk, Diehl and Williams together mat reconi back, bhe wrote and recorded all their music long again,” he said. How did the guys feel about playing fund that we would give away at the month, labels will sturt to see uv As n, we win. If we don’t, we don’t ” before the band was formed. Diehl, heavily influenced by AC/DC, i school where Sisk, Diehl end of the year lo a student in whatever far as I know. Epic Records will be If they do win. they will play on “We were up all night long generally provides the rhythm that Sisk describes and Williams attended? field we choose. Probably something the first one lo hear our stuff.” the main stage along with The writing,” recalls Sisk. “ We’d start after as having that “Marshall kind of sound” “It’s a treat,” Sisk said. “You do in performing am,” he said. After a stunning performance during Smithereens and Cheap Trick at Deer the business day was done in the evening which many say is the signature guitar that sort of thing for nothing just because Whifctile on krx with bis previous band, the Captain Morgan Indiana Music Creek on July 13. and stay there until four or five in the sound of rock V roll. it’s so fun. That school has never been a group called Wanted. Sisk wrote the Awards at the Vogue on May 17. Youngblood will also be opening for morning. Between the three of us. we There is a real commercial feel to rocked like that ever. guitar pares for “Indiana Heart.” a song Youngblood walked away winning their Henry Lee Summer June 12, at Glen are all equally talented and capable the music added by Williams. “He is “The school |Carmel High School| from the new Sweet F A. album. first coniesffsemi-final competitor) Miller Park in Richmond. The show of writing.” real pop oriented. He’s been playing is thinking of putting on a show where What's on Youngblood's mind for “We're really happy,” said Sisk. “1 .Mart* at 7:30 p .m . Lyrically inspired by things that piano and singing in church all of his we would perform and the money made the months ahead? don’t know what will happen at Deer Interested fares can also catch the everyone can relate lo, Sisk wrote about life,” said Sisk. from it would go into a scholarship “Gening signed.” said Sisk. “Next Creek (the finals competition.) If we group at E T s the rest of this month.
KISS belts out old-time rock Housewives decide to get rid of reminiscent of the old days the pink and go punk in exciting
■ New album features hard, heavy metal and a tribute to presentation at Phoenix Theatre _ A . . . i * « # make me take these classes that no \ ■ dead guitarist Eric Carr. ■IA A desire to cnangechange blas£blase one ever nas*es. and all the teacher* THEATRE By MUUM-HOMAS SHi-nc'* staff Wtkb# lives prompts four women KISS (Kis) -V 1. To touch with to go punk. Angry Housewives the lips as a sign of love, greeting or respect. -N 2. One of the greatest, most influential rock V roll bands By ELISHA McCULLOH of all time. » From their self-titled gold debut in “Think positive, think perky, 1974 to their 1992 release “Revenge,’’ think pink ” and if that doesn’t KISS has stood the test of time and work, become a punk rock star. has yet to disappoint their loyal fares. Four gutsy women explore Despite rumors of a break-up, the these two options and choose the writing team of Stanlcy/Simmons and latter to better their lives in the Co. has released their 24th album to play “Angry Housewives.” date, proving once again that KISS is This hit cult musical opened its here to slay. Indiana premiere May 15 at the “We're just a rock V roll band.” Phoenix Theatre* and continues a said vocalist/guitarist Paul Stanley in three week run through May 31. an interview with Mercury Records. An outrageous and hilarious “We've lasted this long because we comedy, performed by a capable love what we do and we want to keep cast with well-trained voices, doing it. That’s too simple for our this musical takes a lighthearted detractors, but that’s the bottom line.” look at the frustrations of women KISS began in New York close to in various stages of adult life two decades ago when they were signed Characters Wcndi and Wallace with Casablanca Records and released represent the give-and-take of a their gold debut album. dating relationship. Actors Two more gold albums followed, George Burke and Deb Mullins and in 1976 the triple-platinum ofTer the least masterful acting of “Destroyer” and the double-platinum Thoy'ro back. Members of KISS are Dana Slmmlna, Paul this cast. Bev (Suzanne Fleenor), “Rock and Roll Over” led KISS to Stanlay, Bruca Kullck and Eric Slngar excellent in her role as a widow play 100,000-scar stadiums on the largest Kulick’s stomping guitar riffs boss playing ability. If one is still trying to make ends meet for her mobile set in the United States. reminiscent of “War Machine.4’ from not convinced, (fig deep into the catalog and her teenage son, Tim, sings After numerous gold and platinum their 1982 classic “Creature* of the of KISS albums and pull out “Hotter T hink Positive” while prepar albums, KISS released I983’s platinum Night.” Than Hell,” where his bass shines to sell cosmetics in her home. ’’Lick.it up,” which featured their first *Paul Stanley never ceases lo bell more than ever on a classic KISS- Though she is as perky and public appearance without the trademark out his share of crowd-pleasing rocker* tune, “Watchin* You.” pink as she can be. the paj make-up. including the anthem-like 'Take It Off.” X arr Jam 1981.” a thunderous drum flops but inspire* a brain- Two line-up changes and three and ’Tough Love” with Kulick's solo recorded by Eric Can • the late Morming session which leads platinum albums later, the bond released crunchy guitar sound running alongside KISS drummer who died of cancer the punk rock adventure. The 1990’s “Hot in the Shade ” which Stanley’s vocals. The angry love song in November - finishes off the album women's explosive marked their 21 it gold and I8ih “Heart of Chrome,” and the powerful by providing a treat for those who transformation on the punk st platinum album in the United Slates. ballad “Every Time I Look at You," w ant id remember Ns energy and talent is drastic a* they sing their Now. nineteen years and 70 million burst out Stanley’s feelings of love A reworked version of the Argent irreverent song “Eat Your albums later, KISS is still creating the lost and found. song ’God Gave Rock N’ Roll To F***ing Cornflakes ” in oi type of music old and new fares alike Unlike Stanley, Simmons uses his You” is included with Eric Singer, the play’s funniest seen This show will appeal not only want lo hear. dominating lyric* to captivate the listener Carr’s replacement, keeping the The question is - can their new album by bringing in such groover* as pounding style of KISS alive and well to women, but to adult children stand up along the ranks of their previous “Paralyzed** and “Domino,” lyrically without missing a beat. who never had an opportunity gems? It already has. Gene Simmon*’ songs in every sense Loyal KISS fans should have no witness the repressed maniac “Revenge” is chock-full of churning of the word. excuse for not buying this album, and that may be wrapped in that guitars and crisp vocals not When one speaks of Gene Simmons, new fans should check this one out. sane, perfumed package the recommended for the weak-at-heart. the^oeds fur and blood seem to come This album presents the legacy, the “mother,” And frustrated ' Unholy," the album's first single and to mind. What mu.M be made cleaf is energy, the fury that KISS is now and students will enjoy the opentr opening track, welcomes listeners with how great a bass player he i*. “Thou forever. song. “Hell School ” sung by vocalist/bassist Gene Simmons’ Shalt Not” and “Spit,” (tne name says In the immortal works of the KJSS Tim (Tony McDonald). commanding lyrics and guitarist Bruce it oil), are definite verification of his Army: “If it’s too kxid-you’rc too old.” r May 26,1992 P a ge 6 • Tbe Sagamore High tech ‘Alien 3’ offers intense chase
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