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A forum on the national coal SA changes election plans strike, featuring both campus D evelo p and labor speakers. wiU be held by Mike Callaway conducted with paper ballots again Thursday. Feb 8 . at noon, in CA There was a move to censure rather than election machines as ori­ ST, and at 7 pm. In CA 8> The Student Body President Bruno ginally planned The Student Court, forum is sponsored by the Komakech, the SA approved its con responsible for the running of the elec Division of Labor Studies and by solution, and it was announced that tiom. believes the cost of machines to POLSA there may be a change in the SA dec be too high for the number of votes two plans at the Feb 19 meeting ofthe which will be cast Also, because of Y o u rself! IUPUI Student Association Republicans... the eatra week of spring break this Komakech received heal from a semester, the election have been The IUPUI Collage Republi number at senators because of moved back and will probably be held cans will meet Wednesday. Feb remarks he made during a recent Enroll in our basic black & white darkroom during the first week at April, though 8 , at the Blake StreeJ Library Sagamore interview The senators nothing is definite yet Hoorn 3M at J pm The group will course today and you will leam how to develop felt that Komakech * remarks were After long hours of rewriting and finalise plans to sponsor several harmful to the SAs image and your own photos compromising, the SA voted on and prominent Indianapolis speakers attacked the assembly worse “Than passed its new constitution The com at IUPUI Another topic for dis­ any Paul Miner editorial," as one stitutkm is the SA s third in as many cussion will be plans (or a new senator said Miner authored a senes years Even after exlenive IUPUI-CR constitution Anyone Classes begin Saturday March 4 of editorials last semester which reworking, the contitution was not interested in joining College Re Registration deadline is March 1* attacked the SA passed unanimously in the senate publicans is invited to attend this Komakech did not defent the inter Tim Sullivan and Terry Mays, both meeting view, choosing to remain quiet on the senators-at-large. were not happy The content of these classes is comparable to lUPUI's subject Charles Grigsby, a senator with the contitution and cast nay from liberal arts, then asked the votes Democrats... Continuing Education Darkroom course but is less than senate to censure Komakech. but And the case of the “ phantom sen* The political science depart could not get the needed help from tar" continues George Beckman, the half the price! men! has been the recipient of an senate members No one at the meet omega in. off-again member of the SA. invitation to interested Demo Phone 852-7996 for details. ing seemed to have a clear view of the was officially pushed from the SA eraUc students to participate in meaning of the word censure, but it when the Senate voted 4-* I not to was decided that the SA did not have accept • letter recinding his resigns the state Young Democrats or gamiation This also announces the power to censure anyone. tion Beckman will now have to be their state convention March UV It was announced to the senate that voted back into the SA by senate 12 in Terre Haute Interested stu the election may have to be members, according to ooe senator dents may see the material in the department uffice. Cavanaugh Courtroom observation offered Hall. Room 501K The Marion Cuunty Juvenile Justice on Tuesday. March 7. (rum 9 30 am 2:30 pm. at North United Methodist Candidate... Phone Cameras & Accessories Task Force is offering an opportunity (or interested persons to oliserve juve­ Church Fellowship Hall. 3S06 N Men Because of scheduling difficui Darkroom Supplies nile courtroom proceedings at the dian St No lunch will be available lies. Frank Blum, a candidate for 52 7996 Marion County Juvenile Court Parti 'bring a brown bag>. but coffee will the office of student body presi cipants will he assigned to observe a be provided dent, has moved his "Meet the Brownsburg Shopping Center two to three hour morning or after­ Pre-regislralion may be made by candidate" discussion to Thurs noon session in a specific courtroom calling the Juvenile Justice Task day. Feb 8 . from 12:30-1:30 pm. 1030 E. Main Street during the Court's regular hours Furce al 634-9044 If you are inter­ in Cavanaugh Hall. Room 144 Brownsburg. Indiana 46112 i Monday-Friday. 9 am 5 pmi Ob­ ested but cannot attend the training Students are welcome to bring server* will be provided with obser­ session on March 7. leave your name their lunches and discuss impor ver forms to fill out and return and address and phone number with tant issues facing IUPUI. as well A mandatory ooe-day training ses the Task Force Office and you will-be as to hear Blumt ideas contacted about an alternative time. GET OFF ON IT sion for volunteers will be conducted To school—to work—anywhere Mopeds (motorized bicycles) are eco nomical. practical and fun!' They get 1 5 0 mpg and need no registration Many accessories are available (finan cmg too) MIDWEST MOPED 2446 Lafayette Rd. Ph. 637-6827 Tues., Wed., Frl.-6-9 pm ______Sat, Sun-11-5______et cetera...

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Lagan's Rea is the free him All are students at Tam being offered this week It will be will be given by a representative regularly IS be ran be tag School uf Civil shown Thursday, rob. a. at of PaddieWheei Alliance a group by members fur U * •lily In Photography " Their noon, in the Kranaert Building on actively opposing the Marble Hill and are good fur the Thursday by tbeMthSt campus Thursday.at Nuclear Power Plant Also urn Feb 21 show Tickets are arid uu l:U pm. in the Union Building ted ere representatives of Public the beau at first came first and Friday, Fch M, at • IS pm. Service Indiana. N1PSCO. India served and can be ahtemed alter curtailed We rugm ha vug lode After conferring with the public in the Lecture Hali napaha Power and UgM Cam ISA affice aa the Ground floor of relations department at the Hy­ pany and radiation protection of the Union Building Far further att, the showing was given as a class assignment This assign will be the topic far the meeting ment covers every step from of the Indianapolis Group of the West Lafayette, lad Purdue choosing the subject, filming. Sierra Chib March 2 All are wel la ban will be given by both sides

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Our View Casting a little more light

It n the Sagamore's aun to present (actual information and. when necessary, to provide apace 10 that all aides of an issue may be aired We also reserve the right to speak out on an issue we fee! is being shown in a dim light Although we are generally as much in the dark about university goings-on as the rest of the student body, we do have a few channels of cotnimuucaboo-and our Job is to share our knowledge with you We were pleased with the interview of Student Body President Bruno Komakech which appeared in the Sagamore Feb IS We found Komakechs re­ marks candid and informing, we felt a certain sense of enlightenment after a * other year s confusion about the IUPUI Student Association After reading the Comment on this page by SA Senators Gng^iy, Navarra and Reardon, we feel compelled to raise a few questions which might be overlooked by our readers who still do not have adequate access to information on the SA First of all, how is it that the aforementioned senators can claim ignorance of activities conducted by Komakech that we and the administration knew about all • long’ How is it that ear files show Komakech largely responsible for the impe­ tus behind the shuttle bus service, but theirs do not’ Although we actively sup­ ported the service, we drew up no plans for it, nor did we have our signatures on any such proposals as Komakech does Secondly, and just in case the senators cannot find an issue of that Feb 15 Sag*more to re-read. Komkech did not claim responsibility tor either the Name Change Survey or the shuttle bus service, in (act, his remarks on those topics came in response to the question “ Well, what are the things that the present SA accomplished’ A later reference to these topics as “ high points in his admim stratum hardly constitutes a claim to responsibility As for the SA Constitution: if Komakech is in violation of it, why are resolutions of censure against him dropped for the sake of “ perpetuating unity" within the SA? It is surely obvious to anyone familiar at all with the SA that there a very lit­ tle unity existing there to perpetuate Although there must surely be one idea Letters upon which Komakech and the senate agree, our chances of hearing about it will remain slim for as long as SA meetings are conducted as they have been in the Motorist astounds Pwith damages past isee Sagamore Vol 7 No. 38. Jan. IS). someone had crushed the rear fender We find it hard to believe that Komakech s interview with the Sagamore was in To the Editor result faf the collision The total of my car To add “ insult to injury," charge (which in itself Is another violation of the SA Constitution, for at no time did he seek to represent the views On Feb 9. between the hours of 11 the offender did not even have the de­ damage) for electrical servicing and of anyone other than himself am and 9:30 pm. my car was rammed cency to leave a name or telephone We do believe some SA senators seem to enjoy the prestige of their positions body work was 8(48 81 by some unknown motorist (I use the number The dolt is apparently under Thanks a lot. creep Sure. I've got without having to earn it, and at the same tune begrudge others recognition for term loosely i The University had the mistaken belief that jiwt because I insurance, but why should I be forced work well done We are embarrassed to continue to accept the taxpayers' money done a good job with snow removal, so own a large auto I can absorb any to pay for damages that some gutless to fund glory for people whose personal difficulties prevent them from represent that was not the problem There were damages that happen to be inflicted wonder incurred* 1 hope that the next ing the IUPUI student body plenty of bona-fide spaces and my car upon my car The fool may also have lime anyone should even “ lightly was in one of them As I drove out of believed that he had just “ dented" the bump" another car. that person would lot 89 onto West New York Street just rear fender and bumper Well, I just have the human decency to get his aaa after 9:30 pm, I realized that all of my got my car back from the service and out of the car and inspect any dam lights were not properly functioning body shop* and I am astounded The age. Since the subject is moot, sign Only after I had driven back onto lighting system was shorted because me /ogomore campus property did I discover that the wires had been disconnected as a PBR t pissed, broke and resentful)

those of the student body, admim Comment The Sagamore is published by stu dents of Indiana University Pur stratum or faculty of IUPUI The due University at Indianapolis Sagamore is a bi-weekly (weekly Senators find Interview * Views expressed are those of the during the sum men newsmaga with the name change survey. At the tune, all of these of­ staff or of the individual whose tine published at 925 W Michigan, In his interview published in the Feb 15 issue of the Saga- fenses were committed without the knowledge or approval name appears in the byline Those Indianapolis. Indiana 4(302 Phone morr Student Association President Bruno Komakech views do not necessarily reflect made several statements that we find unacceptable This of the senate Senators were presented with a /alt interview precipated our commentary, however, the con­ accompli tents of this statement deal not only with the interview but Komakech mentions the “ high points" of his adminis- Editor la Chief Office Stall Lrstion as being the name change survey and the shuttle bus L Mark Finch Jackie KorMy. Mgr Harry Goodyear with Komakech s entire administration Marilyn Phillips A motion was introduced at the Feb. 19 SA meeting to cen­ service. The name change survey was conducted in virtual Tina Fulmer Managing Editor Michael Root sure Komakech for his comments in an interview that he secrecy The shuttle service was not inaugurated by Pamela Maxwell Elsa F Kramer Dan Motto had requested with the Saga more The motion was similar Komakech nor was it solely his accomplishment Although Mary Hirsch to the proposal introduced in July. 1977, to which Komakech Komakech claims responsibility for the shuttle service, the Assignments Editor Sales Andrew Valentine Jr alluded in the interview It was not a question of impeach­ shuttle is the result of the work of several student associ Mike Callaway Paul A Ragan JN. ment. therefore. Komakech was not "lucky" to escape a turn administrations, the SA and the Sagamore have been Ramona Heath removal from office. The resolution was withdrawn by the lobbying for a shuttle bus for the last several years sponsor for the singular purpose of perpetuating unity with­ As for "opening the SA up for everyone so that it may Production Advertising Manager in the Student Association when it became apparent that reach all the students." we agree Unfortunately, the SA Paul Miner nporu Sharon Brown. Mgr the original intent of the resolution had been misinter­ office has not been a business office but a second student Ann Miller. Ed Karin Boertmann preted lounge The office has been severely misused Itisimpos J Aikin Chris Carter Business Manager Komakech continues to violate the Constitution It is not sible. especially with an office as small as ours, to conduct Susan Land Roy Yales Staff Writers within the powers of the president to tell a senator who has business in such an atmosphere Charles Poole Robert Maybaum. Credit Charles Grigsby submitted two written resignations that he (the senator) is This is not a personal vendetta against Komakech; we be­ Randall Redman Mason R Norwood "still in " It is not within the powers of the president to tell lieve that we have objectively analyzed the present admin Entertainment Jo Ellen Meyers Sharp the historian, who had resigned office, that she could con istration of the SA and found it lacking in effective leader M William Lutholti. tinue to work the historian files until a new historian was ship The SA has many positive accomplishments to its Senior Editor Photographers Calvin Brown elected if she so desired It is not within the powers of the credit and great potential for much more under effective Don Deputy Kevin C Endsley. Evalds Valaims. Ed president to commit SA funds without senate approval, as leadership Editor Clarence Brooks Komakech did with the 1977 Apartment Guide and Con­ Senators: Christine Kopitzke Don Gorman sumer Handbook It is not within the powers of the presi Chuck Gngsby Tom Lanham Fred Tucker dent to disrupt an ongoing project, seise initiative in that Chas Navarra project, and assume control of the project as Komakech did Mike Reardon 2/ 22/78 Sooamor# I fTlore Letters Start Practicing Recorder denies hostility

To the Editor have to deal with rudeness, obscenity Thu u U> respond to the letter in the and disrespect most of the time Sagamore dated Feb 20, 1978 On the Hurray' for the INFORMATION Hostility of an Employee to a S h t CENTER Maybe now there will be dent" no need for any mure rudeness or I was in the office when the call was harassment on anyone s part Concern received and I found the conversation Mrs Ruse M Gaither not hostile at all. but the information Recorder 0 the Editor requested was given in a civil tone School of Liberal Arts 1 slur* the concern expressed by If the student felt that he or s h ^ a s Ms Kramer responds Anonymous (Sagamere. Feb IS) treated rudely over the phone or any I stand by the conversation I repur regarding the numerous reserved time, their (sic) first complaint ted in my letter to the editor I was parking spaces for the School of should have been to the person in treated rudely and spoken to in a man Medicine charge of the office, then if they had ner I feel I did not deserve Since I I suggest that others who are not gotten any satisfaction the com had no idea which person in the Re^ annoyed by this policy express their plaint should have been taken to the confers office had answered my call. objections to the IUPUI Parking next superior office I reported the incident to Dan Wolf, Policy Committee When one has to deal with the public assistant dean of the School of Liberal C Connaughton believe me, it u no picnic We also Arts

r Smoking and pills ircle bring heart attacks ity ► ------(CPS) Birth control pill users will Investigators from the General Accounting Office have found several receive a strongly worded caution ircuit incidences of mismanagement of federal health research grants during their on with their prescriptions as a result of going investigation of the management of these grants acress the country The Food and Drug Administration regu investigators are finding that records are routinely falsified and grants are often iations effective in April awarded without written guidelines A brochure warns women who The inquirey was launched at the request of Rep L H Fountain. D-N C . and smoke that they nsk serious adverse his Governmental Affairs subcommittee To date, the investigation has con­ effects on the heart and blood Spring and CCC will firmed abuses at Harvard, where the university has been asked by the National vessels, and advises smokers to use Institutes of Health to repay $132,349 in misspent grant money, and at Eppiey another type of contraception Institute in Nebraska where 190.000 was wasted when 50.000 laboratory animals The leaflet will be dispensed each had to be destroyed because of overbreeding soon be here time a prescription for the pill is The auditors are now at the University of Rochester medical center, where filled, and also warns of potential And this year, Circie City Circuit has added a new Fountain plans a thorough review of management practices in grant programs hazards of liver tumors heart attacks Fountain believes that earlier federal audits appeared inadequate Rochester s in women over 40 and damage to the event, a volleyball tournament to be held Monday, grant programs currently add up to 17 billion a year at HEW alone fetus if the pill is taken during April 10 from 10 am to 4 pm 16 teams of 6 people Congressional hearings into the matter may be scheduled next spring pregnancy each will compete for the champiortshi^^he 38th FDA Commissioner Donald Your hair dye may be carcinogenic Recent studies have shown that hair dye Kennedy recently said that women St campus, where a cookout will be hel^tnoon causes cancer in laboratory rats and mice and. when used by humans is who both smoke and use the pill are 10 absorbed into the bloodstream Rep John Moss is looking into it This year celebrate Spring & Circle City Circuit in times more likely to die of a heart Both the National Cancer Institute, studying permanent hair dyes, and the attack or other circulatory disorder its new volleyball tournament Applications are General Accounting Office, examining at Moss request semi permanent dyes than women who neither smoke nor available at the Student Activities Office. Room 322 and rinses, said that a chemical called tM M P D or 2. 4 DAA. found in all hair take the pill dyes, is suspect in Cavanaugh Hall or Room 060 in the fanned FDA regulations also require Upon hearing the news, the Environmental Defense fund immediately asked manufacturers of the pill to Bldg For further information, call 264-3931 Congress to amend the 1938 Food. Drug and Cosmetic act to ban such dyes incorporate the new warnings in Concurrently, the Cosmetic Toiletry and Fragrance Association tried to convince information given to physicians Democratic Moss from California to cal) off his inquiry They sent reports of their own showing hair dyes are harmless Hearing are set for January Do you Information about of information will cost you $2 now The House Gov eminent Information Subcommittee who had announced a do-it yourself guide on how to use the Freedom of Information Act. underestimated demand and ran out of copies late November Copies are once again available, at $2 each, from You can make a difference the Superintendent of Documents. Government Printing Office. Washington D C 20402 Specify House Report 96-793 Nominations Open for the following offices:

Women s groups aren't in agreement on efforts to extend the ERA deadline Student Body President The league of Women Voters. ERAmenca. the Business and Professional Vice President Women s Federation and the Women s Lobby indicate they won’t lobby for a resolution to postpone the March 22. 1979. ratification deadline They hope, in­ In addition, there are 15 at-large seats open for election stead. to get enough states to ratify by that date One of their fears is that further delay would encourage not yet ratified states to vacillate further Division of Allied School of Science School of Medicine Other ERA supporters, including the National Organization of Women and the School of Social School of Nursing American Association of University Women, think extension is not a sign of Health Sciences weakness but would be "good insurance’ nevertheless School of Business Service School of Physical School of Dentistry School of Liberal Education A move is underway in the House for an economic boycott of Uganda A three- part legislative package introduced by Rep Don Pease D-Ohio. would prohibit School of Education Arts School of Public and trade of products between Uganda and the United States The package is one of School of Engneenng Indianapolis School Environmental several proposals protesting President Idi Amin s despotic rule of Uganda of Law Affairs Hearings are expected within the next few months and Technology Currently, the United States buys about a third of Uganda’s exports, most of it Herron School of Art University Division coffee—nearly $30-million worth in 1976 and 71 A co-sponsor of the Pease bill. Rep Bob Doraan, R -C alif. thinks U S coffee firms should slap a voluntary boy cott on Ugandan coffee until the package is passed However three major coffee Stop by the SA office, C A firms and the National Coffee Trade Association have reused, saying they prefer to wait for directions from the Slate Dept 001B, for candidates’ peti­ STUDINT ASSOCIATION The association says coffee firms fear antitrust suits that might anse from tions and additional infor­ INDIANA UNIVIRSITY group efforts to stop coffee imports Doman. however, has asked the Justice mation, or call 264 -3 90 7 . PURDUE UNIVIRSITY Dept to exempt them from such violations AT INDIANAPOLIS Despite the high dollar amount of coffee imported from Uganda a boycott probably wouldn't affect U S prices much Uganda accounts for only 5 percent of U S coffee supplies * Sogamore 2/22/76 BSIBILiILSr r® ■ cD fN IV* e s

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Introductory classes in Kundahm yogs are being offered free of charge at the Rudrananda Ashram 3434 Washington Blvd . Tuesday through Friday at • pm Interested individuals will be instructed in meditative tech niques developed by the late Swami Rudrananda The classes teach a way of working with spin tual energy in order to expand and develop one s creative con sciouaneas For further information call the Rudrananda Ashram. 023 0022 evenings after • 30 pm byEvaM. Valalais) Crack finds ‘Safety in Numbers’ Jour De) While Crack The Sky are relative but the lyrics on Safety la \embers once did Continuing their humorous at the Ritz/but the work . been kinds Infinity newcomers to the music scene are much more enjoyable and stimu outlook guitarist Rick Witkowsky lousy and I don't have a tie/ao, let*, * Columbia JC 34912* having amargad from the Ohio River La ting contributed a song entitled “ A Night just keep romancin while the night Valley as a unit in 1973. Journey is a Whereas Journey § lyrics concern On The Town (With Soow White)** flies by ** Crack The Sky group of veterans with a variety of themselves with overworked phrase* which is somewhat of a fantasy song Safety la Naasters — musical experiences under their and iooaeiy structured love songs for people like me who would like to be If you've been anxiously awaiting a i Lifeaong JZ 3S041 * belts Drummer Ay ns ley Dunbar was < exception “ Lights. ’ a hauntingjy new album from the like, of Boston able to afford dates “Oh. I'd love U playing with John McVie and Peter simple ode to the San Francisco Bay check out Journey-it’a a safe bet by IC C Green in John Mayall s Blueabrea area). Crack The Sky tells stones take you dancing at the Cops or you’ll enjoy them Then you wen t be Both of these bands spent a good kers in the mid-40a with Frank much in the fashion that Steely Dan Regine s/or maybe .pend an evening too far from Crack the Sky portion of 1177 on major tours to Zappa s Mothers in the late 60s and stimulate interest in their records, has recorded with countless other and now both have released new sure including David Bowie Dimbar albuiq| the new year lafteity is is considered by many observers as » • • Journey^ourth entry into the sales rock musics most solid skin beater sweepstakes while Safety la Nam- and in I W Mayall called him a ma to hers u the third for Crack the Sky jor musical talent ' 'O o k e t # # There are many striking similarities Journey guitarist Neil Schon. at the ~ t A a t / m a e uiAs A - liA W l /tu ct ‘ between the two records, enough to age of 23. has already earned a great U JA itkin U+UAJ. o u t u n n i k iL - t/U t / U Oauy A / ngina A **, give weight to the theory that these deal of peer respect When Eric products were hammered out from Clapton was deeply into drugs. Schon. the same basic formula as second guitarist, earned the show Though neither group s music can for him. playing the beka that made urnar, /m aA/x*joecLtum tA/ C o A j u a e C o l* be considered progressive rock, their Clapton famous as good as the master individual songs are a cut above the hunself Schon actually tired of hard rock mush that is bouncing all working for Clapton, and set his sights around our ears of late like elsewhere as restless 14 year olds radioactive dung pellets falhag out of are wont to do He joined up with the heavens (Sorry. Luthottx I Santana which already featured thought of this one first and have been keyboardist Gregg Rohe Robe waiting to use it for quite a spell > appeared on Santana s first four Both bands are basically guitar albums, while Schon played on the oriented with haavy emphasis an second third and fourth Quite thematic lyrics and multiple impressive credentials for such a harmonies throughout Vocally, both basically young outfit bands have a new addition, with Steve Perry is a newcomer to Journey but Parry coming to Journey from Tim Ns presence is felt immediately aa be Bogart s band te sing lead, be a coo has a Hand is wnting meat of the tunes cert front man and allow composer one the album the end result being a Gragg Rohe to concentrate more on “new Journey sound Though rock a Ns keyboard wert Gary Lee * ■till s dominant theme in their music. Chappell a former FM disc jockey Journey proves they can alow down has replaced load in ^ rr John dsanly oa the opening of Lights '* Palumbo la O ack Tht Sky. but the Anytime sad Patiently * The band u still r i r w f c g PaJmnbo s wei-mixed vocals and hook lines oa

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BUT WHAT AML YtXJ AH M GOING TO TWV First it was snow sad now It's cos) or the tack a t it- that is g iv u * local show DA VI OSLO IS WORKING GOING TO DO TO WrttD BAUD business a real winter to remember Local theatre owners and promoters are un­ ON A CUAJL IF He CAN T CHIC KILNS doubtedly waiting for the last shoe to fall, as it has in many other Hoosier com FIND A CURtP mundies, with orders for curtailment of evening events So far it has not happened, but the eventuality is one that is getting senous con sidaratlona I talked with a spokesman for the Indianapolis Convention Center earlier in the week who told me that they do not plan to cancel any scheduled concerts at least for the next couple of weeks ’* He informed me that the Convention Center has its own generator system which it uses for building maintenance and normal daytime service The Center switches over to Indianapolis Power and Light supplies only in specific cases l i such as rock concerts and other events which require more than the average a- mount of electrical power The recent Foghat concert at the Convention Center was powered entirely by the center s generator, according to Sunshine Promotions, the group that or­ ganised the concern “ We were anticipating some public flak over the use of the electrical energy, so we did the whole show with just the generator " According to Sunshine, the coal cutbacks have already affected two shows in Good Looks Bogin With Immaculate Skin I Terre Haute and they know of others around the state that have been canceled be­ cause of the energy shortage “ But so far. it hasn't affected any of our shows “ * you ware sskod about your At Clowes hall, Jane Terry reports that they have cut the hall s outside decora chances ot aver hs*ngs ^ ocaa QLrte froouontty El any tive lighting and some of the interior lighting, “ of course not below reasonable ig s The Skin Fur it our compiauon you could ba Duke Tumatoe and safety levels “ proud ol-would you C o n -% ^ She says that all scheduled Clowes Hall performances pre still on at this point ada those chancaa j Papaya E ru y rA Derma the All Star Frogs ■navar. •poor, "donl peal The protam digaa Wed-Sat. Fefc 22-25 “ We’re still going with everything until we are told that we can t At this point we haven't heard anything from Indianapolis Power Light that would indicate other­ know 7 Wouldn 't you ttva enzyme removes $ 1.50 Wed— $2 Thurs-Sat tea lo ba atxa to ap­ alun caBa that are wise," she says proach Ma wdh conB worn out Thaenrym e So far the energy cutbacks have only resulted in a few less lights around India dance m the way you aieo reduces mfachon Chooch and the napolts If the coal miners' strike continues, it could result in a few less shows look? Doaa your akin caused from acne by W and, for the owners, a lot less money break out with Warn kng the harmful bacteria Enchanters whee regularly? A your andgarma ragrowthot Mon. Feb 27 Shirks, whales, U FOs-what more can Americans have to fear’ A New York alun loo oiy and coaraa m texture? 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Help' 6 144 N.Hillside Ave. Indpls, Ind. 46220 Gwyneth Cravens, a contributing editor to Harper's, has assisted in the writing of it all, using Marr for the medical background business It is already backed By appointment only 25 7-1553 with a massive national advertising campaign for radio, print and television m gueJ The name of the yam is (natch) The Black Death and its 361 pages of paper back print sell for $2 SO By the way, you can't miss it It's the one with the furry, snarling rat leering in true King Kang fashion over the New York City skyline Hoooubov! • • • a • Ufr Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra Music Director Jehn Nelson has spent the last few weeks packing his baton and toothbrush all over Europe On a whirlwind ARE guest-conducting tour he’s been leading the Milan Rai Orchestra through two performances in Milan, Italy, the Royal Philharmonic for two performances in London, the Welsh BBC Orchestra for three concerts in Cardiff; and the Scottish BBC for three concerts in Glasgow YOU Nelson will be back on the podium with the ISO Feb 2S and 28 to dose out the final pair of concerts in the new Bach series And you needn't worry about Lis LOOKING FOR A having missed sny of our weather, according to the BBC, it hasn't been mu- h better over there

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No matter where you’re coming from, you’re just a few stops from "Infinity.” Journey is the group thot s going to take you there, with ten new songs and a new member too Lead singer Steve Perry joins the talented com­ bination of Neal Schon. Gregg Rolie Aynsley IXjnbor. and Ross Vo lory S u b s h o p Together they make a 3 Downtown Exprmaa Bpmclml (ell sound thick with melody and mystery Lose yourself with this s \ off price of e whole eub Journey: And find sandwich or Sicilian pizza Infinity: New, from with this coupon. Columbia Records and Id p e S . *adui«4b»*or thamevtoM* Good only at 225 N. Delaware Appearing at Convention Center 634-9266 Open 11 am-11 pm Mon.— Sat. March 5,1978 ______

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kv Am Miller Dale Slaughter tupped the Metro of the Metro scoring Julius Norman Without a dedicated lean effort, the Also due to the energy crunch, ne The IliPUl Metric are now the not scoring with 14 Also connecting in added 13 Western Illinois had five lUPUIers will be in for a time other facihy in Indianapolis could be so proud owners of their second five- double figures were Mike Lunday men in double figures. Dwayne Banks of it against Ashland The Ohio team, found in which to hold the contest game kfcing streak of the season after with 11 and BiU Finley and Heywood was their high man with a another in a 1 long line of nationally Therefore IUPUI has entered Into aa two more defeats on the road Garrett each with 10 The IUPUI Metros have now lost It rated powerhouses that the Metros agreement with Ashland to chaise The Indiana State University Likewise, four Eagles talhed in two of their last It contests, all of which have faced this campaign, is ratted the alto of the game lo Aahland i gym Evansville Eagles downed the Metros digits, led by John Simms' II were road games The last Metro vic­ fourth In the latest NCAA Division II The clash between the two teams will 71-64 on Wednesday Feb IS. in a On Saturday. Feb It, the Metros tory was Jan 21 at the fairgrounds poll take place either Fnday night, Feb game originally scheduled for Jan » fell to one of their previous homecourt against St Francis. Coach Kirby K or Saturday afternoon Although both teams hit 29 field goals victims. Western Illinois. 97 71 at Ma Overman, calling this season The game had been slated for Satur­ apiece the lUPUIers were whistled comb. Ill in the second game of a “ completely frustrating and disap­ day afternoon. Feb 25, at the Indiana The final Metro Ult of the year will for 23 fouls to the Eagles II. giving home and home series pointing. " has been experimenting Central University gym However, be next Tuesday. Feb Ik at the Fair the Evansville squad their seven point Mike Lunday s 23 points plus Dale with different starting lineupa-with because of the coal shortage, ICU has grounds Coliseum at • pm versw ISU edge at the charity stripe Slaughter s 22 accounted for the bulk little success canceled IUPUls we of their gym Evansville IUPUI homecoming queen candidates

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