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December 6, 1973 Vol 10 Issue 3 Kiurdian Deccsibcr 6. 1973 Raiders open season

I - In tin- first home game of tin• season,

the II >7 Haulers creamed the

11 Hmin"ton Quakers. n • . .

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photos hy Mike Indvrrieden

L IVcembw 8. 1973 Guardian 4 Redskins edge Raiders, 79-69 "Ya gotta give Wright State a four inches to 6 10 Dave Elmer. minute to go. but Miami points took game scoring honors, The Raiders will regroup for lot of credit," reflected Miami Significant, that in a first half, countered with a score, and took while Rick Martin's 21 was tops their next contest. Saturday University's diminutive head featuring furious action under a 31 30 lead to the dressing room. for the Raiders. Bill Fogt finished against Heidelburg in the WSU basketball coach Darrel Hedric. the boards. Miami outrebounded Bob firotecontroll«l the second with 15 points, and I>yle Falknor main gym. "They're well coached, well the Raiders 33 15. half tip, and before you could say had 14. Starting time is d p.n. prepared. We had some height Rut the Raiders played control Stamatis Bulugaris, Falknor's on them and that was probably ball, taking advantage of nine jumper gave WSli a 32 31 lead. the difference." first half Redskin turnovers But seconds later. Rich Hamp Ihe difference Hedric was re while committing only two. and ton's bucket gave Miami a lead ferring to was 10 points, as the hitting 12 of 1G from the charity they never relinquished. ft Redskins bested the Raiders stripe. Unveiling a press that paral 79 6'.' Tuesday night at Oxford's Trailing 25 19 midway in the leled the SS in aggressiveness, Millet; Hall. first half. Lyle Falknor. Rick Miami blocked shots, coerced The starting alignments did Martin and Bill Fogt made turnovers, scored 10 consecutive show a couple height h disparities successive baskets !o tie the points, and evened their record in Miami's favor, most noticeable score. Falknor's two foul shots at 1 1. renter Jim Minchs concession of put the Raiders in the lead with a Redskin Rich Hampton's 27 Grappers wrestle at Taylor Saturday

BY TIM MJAOOS A typical workout for the men is Tile team is almost entirely rcrportn. a two mile run before practice, freshmen. The number of upper Saturday afternoon, Dec 8. practice (which lasts sometimes classmen can be counted on one marks another first for WSU two hours), and calisthenics. hand. athlet'cs. Earlier in October and Novem For the season, all wrestlers WSU's first wrestling team ber the team did extensive work will be under a strict diet, takes on host Taylor. Indiana in weight lifting. it's been a long, long time since Central, and Wheaton, III at Bulugaris remarked a' the first October 1 for wrestlers. . 4*2'" . •. 'V4. 4- Taylor University. According to team meeting. "Our wrestlers Saturday, they put it to the test WSU wrestling coach Stamat will be the strongest men on at Taylor, Indiana. Starting time i - Bulugaris. Taylor was conference campus," is 1 pm. champs last year and Wheaton Student Caucus has been a three time runner up ir. the same Hoosier Buckeye league. Well aware of the situation as it is with the new sport initiated JEANS DENIMS SKIRTS last year. Bulugaris looks at the HOLIDAY coming season with guarded op timism. All Styles Flannel, "We'll be the favorite sister in this match Saturday along with Jackets many others op our schedule, but Frye - Just In Etc. we'll surprise some schools, I'm PARTY sure." Levi's Winter The grapplers have had Texas informal skirmishes with both Lees Moved to Dec 12 Miami and Wittenberg in pre Wrangler Wear season activity. Also an open intra-squad match was given in Allyn Hall Cafeteria the gym on campus a few weeks L1ADSE STORE 1 ago. jiff* .'.'.,* WESTERN t ENGLISH 1 - till it ends 23 f Second Sf Dayton. Ohio SPECIAL JEWELRY WEEKEND Phone 222 4966 45402

IHE BLUE DCOR CHRISTMAS TREE 23-? Xema Avenue Kes Yellow Sprtiif-s, Ohlc FIRESTONE DECORATING PARTY

COUNTRY PEDDLER1 10 - 6 on the Quad 6111 Dayton Roatf STORES Springfield, Ohio 45502 Faculty, Staff, Students invited (513) 864-1771 104 Woodman Drive * STOKE HOl'RS# Airway Shopping Center ,4. 4 Monday thru Saturday Dayton, Ohio 9:30 A M to 6:00 P.M. DAYTON AREAS MOST Closed Sundays The Village Arts & Crafts Supplies 253-8168 Fantastic Night Spot The Village featuring: ATTENTION! DEC Jocky Mustc Huge Lighted Dance Floor The Village FIAT Very lieasonable Prices TUNE UP GUARANTEED ALL WRIGHT STATE STUDENTS AND The Village 10,000 MILES" EMPLOYEES ONLY. WE HAVE SPECIAL Tues: Ladies' Night Your second tune-up is free. if your car fails to rur. in PRICES FOR YOU ON EVERYTHING WE The Village tune within 10,000 miles of The Village the first one SELL: TIRES, SHOCKS, BRAKE AND Wed: Men's Night How can you beat a deal FRONT END WORK; AND MANY OTHER The Village like that? The Village For complete details on CAR NEEDS. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF Thurs: Beer Night your FIAT call: YOUR DISCOUNT ON OUR MAJOR The Village APPLIANCES, TV AND STEREOS, Sun: Beer Blast The Village 878-9331 WASHERS, DRYERS, AND MANY MORE. 'moil for•»«n car* •liglbl* located close to 330 E Dayton Dr STOP IN AND SEE US, WE WOULD lureiun MAIN StRftt Wright State U Fairborn JAISBORN. LIKE TO MEET YOU. OHIO 45324 OPEN til 2:30 am 879-3741 f«s 7 Nights A Week Guardian

V OPINION Happy Holidays!

The GUARDIAN staff would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy Channukah. We hope everyone will forget the commer- cialism that is so prevalent at this time of the year and remember that each person is obligated to love one another in this family of humankind. With all the impending crises in the world, it is even more imperative that we carry this holiday love throughout the year. In order for humankind to survive we must learn to respect one another. We hope to see everyone next quarter, when we hope every part of WSU will be able to work together so this university can reach its full potential. Conserve fuel, form tar pools In order to conserve fuel and save money, it is becoming necessary to form car pools. Eco-Action II, Department of Safety, and the Dean of Students' office are co-operat- PORD HAS A BEm.R IDEA ing to set up a system so members of WSU will by torn snyder — be able to form car pools easily. We feel tiie formation of car pools is imperative with the current gasoline crunch, and we encourage all students Economiccrisis faces America to take advantage of this service. In the coming year of our Lord of a problem if we don't pay the about further reforms on a par 1974. America finds herself faced price." with those of the Roosevelt ad with a severe economic crisis. So here we have government ministration. They wii! further Guardian oilers gift suggestions The facts stare clearly in our policy being dictated not by the erode the corrupt power of the people, but by private industry. dictatorship of the business The GUARDIAN hereby offers the following faces. As fuel prices, and profits, rise astronomically, the Stock Is this a democracy, or a busi bureaucracy. gift suggestions for a few people we know: Market plummets ever further ness oligarchy? As the economic crisis worsens, For Bill Roberts, student caucus chairer, into the bottomless r>it known as When a couple million dollars as it must, the people will be an engraved paper ash-tray, to be presented Nixonomics, and. as usual, the worth of political contributions come more fed up with the exist from a MacDonalds or a milk at a free dinner in the dorm cafeteria. worker is the fal! person, so to ing status quo. speak, w ith reports of layoffs and lobby can dictate political deci- Whether the people will For Andrew Spiegel, executive vice-pres- rising unemployment rolls daily sions, then we are in a pretty demand complete reform or ident, a plastic lip guard, to be worn when across the desks of fily news- poor slate indeed. settle again for mere "crumbs" playing racquetball with Bill Roberts. papers. When the most to suffer in an depends upon their gullibility For Robert Kegerreis, president, an auto- And there amidst the coming economic crisis are those who can and the ability of the business least afford to. while the ones al graphed copy of 'How to Win Friends and in- storm we have Treasury Secre- community to hide the truth. tary Sfhultz blessing with his ready rolling in money get even One thing's for sure - the fluence Board of Regents Member-;'. rapier like wit and doubtful wis richer, then all the rhetoric about reforms, whatever they be. will For a student leader, who prefers to be dom by telling us the govern free enterprise becomes nothing always come too littie, too late. uiiamcl, an official court order changing his ment. jo, Richard Nixon, is going but lie and half truths, designed And America will continue to name to \nonymous. to let fuel prices rise until indus to keep the majority quiet and "twist slowly in the wind." undisturbed so the rich can get Fcr those disappointed at not being named try feels the high prices are a great incentive for looking for richer and hold the reigns of po- herein, a dartboard with a picture of Kathv more oil. litical Dower and privilege. Speech, ihealre to split Campbell, GUARDIAN editor. Asked if the price rise won't What we are witnessing today, And finally, for the student body at WSU, hurt lower income people worse in the great, economic crisis next quarter's tuition, and a lot of opti- in relation to their incomes than before us, is the beginning of the The Department of Speech and end of capitalistic society. Theatre will split into separate mism to get them through the gas less commu- the rich, Schult? agrees such an inequity is inevitable, but neces A depression is coming. And departments. Target date for the "ting season. sarv since we'll have "much more such a depression will bring separation is July 1974. According to Dr Andrew P BE&DtNG ON TWE NORTH POLE IS A MOST AMONG TUIS MANS ECCENTB'.CITlES' UE NEVER Spiegel. Executive Vice Presi VW EXPEDITION HAS SEEN UNUSUAL ELDEKL" "AN. THIS PEBSON.& HIS CHANGES UIS COSTUME OF BED CLOTH, TRIMMED SUCCESSFUL I'VE EINALLV WIFE.OBVIOUSLV SjfFtB FBOM EUPHORIA, 3V WUITE FOB. UE'S PBOBA8LV SENILE, SINCE dent and Provost, when the BEACHED TUE NOCTU POLE* TUEV CUUCKLt COW^TAN'Lv FOB NO APOABENT HE ,-OBCES UIS EWABF^UILDREN DEVOTE Creative Arts Building was com suBPeisiNGcv, mis BLEAK, MONOTONOUS REASON TUE COUPLE ,*xSO IS AFFLICTED TUEia TIME TO TUE MAKING OF' TOV6 ' I'VE pleted the theatre group moved EXPANSE Of ICE t SNOW IS IMUAglTED' WTU A GENE Htl FUNCTION, ri B TUElB CHILDBEN •MNCLUOED TUAT UE'S A BOOZES, FOR HIS (NDMEBC05) ABE AIL DWARFS, OB ELVE5? NOSE IS ALWAVS BED EVEN WORSE,HIS but the speech group stayed ~yr~ — DBINKING COMPANION lS,OF ALL THINGS, A where they were. It was during BEIMD«B,WUICU ALSO EXUIBITS A 8OOZER0 SCARLET NOSE* this time that Dr Cantelupe. Dean of Liberal Arts, decided to split the department. Originally, the speech and the aire departments were placed to get her for convenience, creating as few departments as possible. Separating them now is viewed PEBUAPS TUE ODDEST THING IS THE MAN'S UE ATTACHES THE BEASTS TO A SLEIGU,6ND ON WIS NEXT "TRIP", as an indication of the growth of ME FiA&EBiE, CONSISTING oe WINGLESS AS ONE WIGHT EXPECT. UiS LEAD BEINOEER I'M GOING TO RYliWi BdHPEEH "THE MAJ, IN BED ASSURES IS THE ONE ON SAUCE . ONI V THE GODS KNOW SKVJACX 7UIS IPIOT'S WSl'. A»e THAT UE **KES AN ANNUAL 1810 ABOUND WHERE THE DBUNKtN CREATURE lEADS THEM* si Ft The split will be beneficial to TUE WOBLP IN ONE NlGUTf TUIS MANIAC WONETUELESS.I HAVE DEVISED A PLAN Of the students in either speech or BtfEAKS % f*JTEBS INTO U( iMANS' DWELLINGS, ESCAPE FBOM THIS FBOZEN WASTELAND... roc SEASONS KNOWN omv TO UIMSELF. theatre because there will be a speech chairer for the Speech Department and a theatre chair er for the Theatre Department Dr Bassett will remain chairer for the Theatre Department while a Search Committee, made up of students, looks for a chairer for the Speech Department. December 6. 1973 Goarri;ian_5_ force the world to their opinion, To the editor: the Arabs did. Isriel is the one Would like to receive mail from After reading the letter by who demanded that human ex anyone of any age. Will answer Fritz Knesc I can only say I am change take place before land ex all letters that are received - feel Voices appalled at being at the same changes, the Arabs did not. free to discuss any subject. university as this, if you will I never thought I would say this hoin rtw excuse the term, gentlemen. His about anybody, but I am Sincerely, hatred and bias and yes, bigotry ashamed to be in the same school *iW«n*ss stick out to such a degree that it as Frit* Knese. Charles IiuPrrr 134-13ft is difficult to imagine that he has 6/2 Height 177/Weight Ronald Ellison ever met a Jewish person. Eye'f Brown Hair/Off Black Some of the remarks that prove To the v-ditor: my statement are "the Jews of Arthur Tarpley 134-612 this country are known for their 5/!I Height 176/Weight I've tried to sit back today and Eve'*/Gray Hair/rtlack ruthless business dealings with dream for tomorrow and forget those outside the religion." To about yesterday. I've tried to me this seems an odd. sweeping William Wilcoxson 119-769 even be quiet behind these closed 5/11 Height 115/Weight generality, that if it were written doors of discontentment and pre had read these words, tried to about another group would be Eve's/Brown Hair/Black To the editor: comprehend them and had used tend that the menu will soon read considered "racist." What about freedom is served. I've tried to them as a guide for th»ir actions "Beerman's Thanksgiving Din Mailing Address: The public reliance upon the conceal this hurt, agony, and pain while they were toying with so ner," what about people who Post Office Box 787 Dollar far exceeds their individ many people's trust and dignity. that are the ingredients of my I.ucasville, Ohio 45648 ual competence or versatility. have brought happiness to mil lions; Sammy Davis Jr. Mil'on Without the Dollar, how? "It is easy to catch wickedness in Berle, Jack Benny just to name a What man could leave his com- THANKS abundance: few. I will not say that there is no fortable television, refrigerator, the road to her is smooth, and automobile, electricity, plane, Jew who is not ruthless and Mrs Kegerreis and 1 would like to express our thanks she lives very close by. crooked, but there are Catholics, publicly to all the students who helped during the week of my grocery store, home? The immortal gods have placed Nobody is able to conceive Lutherans, Methodists. Orien inauguration. Your enthusiasm and encouragement were sweat in front of virtue: tals. Blacks. Whites, that can also giving up these great and real greatly appreciated. ,,residenI RolH.rl Kegerreis the path to her is long and steep fit this description; our president comforts in return for self re and rough at first; when a man is not Jewish. liance. The dependency upon the has reached the top. Another statement I would like function of the Dollar has en then she is easy, a though she to use to prove my first para- \ IVY, MANOR" APARTMENTS slaved us all while the growth of was hard before." graph statement is "The Jews government has gone into bu Hesoid have been militarily the aggres- -"J I L APARTMENT <-> reaucracy. which is totalitarian sors in this war as one can plainly W FUNDEHBU < t N government no matter what the Works and Days I I I " ' ' -' lines 287 292 see. Israel did not attack first, I I F'.IHSORN OHIO .»» name. the Arabs did. When the war was Freedom is only a word. The going badly Israel did not pro- REASONABLE 5 MINUTES FROM SCHOOL Dollar is tangible and runs the mote any type of blackmail to country. The Dollar has no conscience, no regrets, only slaves. You and I. HANCOCK RESEARCH NOTES 120 North 8th Street KEN McCALLISTFR INC Sincerely. Camden, New Jersey 08102 Telephone: |609| 365-7857 •ARTISTS To the editor: •SIGN 24 Hour Mail Orders of Quality Material Complete With Biblk. The short quotation 1 have in graphv A Footnotes l-owesl Prices GUARANTEED-Compare •SILK SCREEN eluded in this letter was written, as far as we know by a man Supplies For Student And Provisional named Hesiod. He wrote this SEND *1.00 for a Complete l isting beautiful passage sometime around the 8th century BC nearly 2800 years ago. But, oh. PICTURE FRAMING AND FINE PRINTS they are so appropriate, so uni- versal that I wish Richard Nixon. K.hrlichman. Ilaldeman. Dean. 318 SALEM AVE-DAYTON, OHIO 45406 Mitchell, and all the members of First National Bank all the boards of directors of the 277-9389 major corporations in the world m r Are you single or married, FAIRBORN, OHIO UST0/-1 Worried aboui your i n 11. si ni u i n i.\k pregnancy? lid ffiJIDE x> 5-Point Branch . Knife Call BIRTHRIGHT LEATHER Couseling ' Main 0Mice" 10 W Daylon-Yellow loathe? shop 24 hr service, strictly 1 W Main Street • Springs Rd 4) E Fits! bt confidential. No lee. IV 0 R K Birthright 223-3446 it 7 ft 7211 OPEN M ON — F • I IO-S SAT II- P* Zll-ZHoS SKY DIVINC ——The University of Dayton •oorcav h» rt •» it THE SPORT OF THE SPACE AGE SCHOOL OF LAW uit» aii'i-aiii » Applications now being accepted for first-year law students.

A b D GREENE COUNTY SPORT For further information, application forms, JEWELRY MFG. PARACHUTE CENTER and procedures, contact: XENIA, OHIO Sales & Service STUDENT TRAINING CLASSES - '0:00 and 1:00 Special Order Work UmOOR TRAINING FACILITIES FOR INCLIMATE WEATHER Norman George, J.D. Ph.D. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK DAWN TO DUSK Jewelry Repair 1st Jump Course J37.50 Acting Dean, SHOWSOOM 704 Groups of 5 or More - Only $27.50 Per Person School of Law 25 S. MAIN ST. Pries Includes: Log Book, All Training, All Equipment £ Jump DAYTON, OHIO 45404 Parents' Permission NOT Required For TUose Over 18 University of Dayton. Dayton, Ohio 45469 PHONE 223-772Z 376-9293 (513) 229-3211 Gus Deskaiakis Owner Guerdiu December 6, 1573 Jprfmi For Sale: '69 Duster, new- ,i • Classifieds tires. real fir- cond. $1800 p Call Michael after 4. 276- Lost: Silver wire rim 3557. Female. 23, looking for Save fuel, start car poo! glasses somewheie on For Sale: Studio couch, apartment house to share a campus. Rew ard. Call Rick makes double or twin t>eds. Want to help the environment, Computer Center. Department SAP in liberal atmosphere. 890 0771. Black and while tweed, conserve fuel and save some of Safety, and campus group Eco- Call 252 8160 and ' leave like new. $65. 298:1645. money at the same time? Acikm II. name and number. evenings. Start a ear pool. "It is absolutely essential on a i J&fczJl, For Rent: Rooms for rent. * Y' For Sale: t4l cragers 14 Just truck down to the Dean of commuter campus like Wright 263 7013. | kdbt-a . f '4 inch rims mounted with Students office, and fill out an State t«i get as many people to Male Roommale Wanted, application blank with your participate in car pools as possi Dayton* Sport 70 tires foi winter and spring Would like to rent storage 6.70 14 inoi good cond. name, address, phone number, hie during the rurrent fuel cri quarter. Bonnie Villa, spare at least 24 feet long schedule hours. and grid location sis." remarked "ten Action II $175.00 for SRT Tom apartments. $90 per for antique vehicle. Old 25b 5706. of your home. president Gary Moon. month, own bedroom, barn would be fine. Call For Sale: 1968 Pontiac The information will be fed into People are unaware that prefer gay or liberal 848 2401 after 6 pm. a conputer over Christmas vara people liiing right around the minded, Stephan 274 -1197 Firebird Convertible. FREE! Cats for Christmas: Automatic console shift, lion a"ecember3is:T istration will be liec 7. students should go lo the Hoarder, farmhouse, New 861 1490. Carlisle, share expenses meet an Idfriendinadistant Anyone registering on thai c untryislikethede light For sale: '62 Triumph TR4 day or before M ill lie billed 845 9146 frainafteral ngdr ughl.Als- in I;IKK1 condition with by the University will- fees Farmhouse needs addition remembert heoldJ apanese many new parts. Call payable by Dec 21 \ny;:.ie M. G. al roommate. 1'ref-r fe or \ ,-rb:Y ucan'tstraighten 126 7549 and ask for Marc. registering after that date TUNE UP GUARANTEED male. Call 1 335 1061. •,-Iiakepassmgitthr ogha Hammond Console Organ. and through Dec 21 will 10.000 MILES0 Rooms lor Rent: plus ride 2 keyboards. 23 pedals, have to pay their fees at Vour second tune up is free, lo sell.".;. Call 277 8801 Truthfully Yours. drawbars plus presets. the time of registration, if your car fails to run in Wanted: male roommate to TheG d Time Girls Stereo reverberation. Has tiimr I icket* for f reshmen tune within 10 000 miles of share large 3 bedroom percussion. Excellent Special arrangements will the first one apartment with 2 other condition About 2'J yrs. be made hv the Athletic How can you beat a deal male students, new apart old. $3,000 new, will sell for Department for those like that' ment 2 miles from WSLI in $1795 or best offer. freshmen students who do For complete details on Mapleview Apartments. '298 2095 or 252 2063. your M.G., call: $33. Deposit and $71 a Daves yearly trip to the Students, teachers Christ Car Pool# month rent. All utilities in land of sun. sand. salt. mas is coming for perfect 878-9331 eluded. Call 879 1202 be (Florida! need RIDERS. gift ideas try Avon Students, faculty, staff 'motl for«tgn car* eligible fore 11 am or after 8 am. Big car with cassette products. For information who are interested in Handicapped female WSU player, about $15 one way. contact Joy Booghier. 519 WEST no more than 3 or 4 people forming car pools should go MAIN STRfET student needs roommate. 399 8372, 4822 Curtis Dr.. to the Office of the Dean of & FAIRBOPN all together, leaving after OHIO 45S?4 Call Pat Marx 426 6650 Springfield. Students, 105 Millett, Fri- Ext 503. last exam (Thurs or Frit, day for computerized coming back Jan 2. Always For sale: 1972 Olds Cut less assistance. an enjoyable trip. S 142, silver with black David 864 7956 vinyl roof, 455 engine. 4 Hf i- speed, crager wheels, hood U'* •- Desperately need ride to WSU on Mondays and scoops, many extras. $2800 NOW OPEN Wednesdays for the 9 am Call Tom 274 6109 or J class for the Winier Donna 277 8515. Quarter from near Smith For sale: '73 Dodge Chal THE VELVET SCENE ville and Linden Call Alar. l.ivein attendant wanted lenger. 340 engine, power 256 4318 steering, brakes, auto, air, SPANISH DECOR for hanriirap|«ed student, Car Pool starting from male. Located near Cam AM FM Stereo. $3550. Springfield lor Winter 819 1103 i.lter f>. Gins— pu*. Call 3*2 5021. ask lot- Quarter. If interested call Rodger. 399 7764, ask lor Tim. For Sale: Northwestern 120 N. BROAD 879-45QL Wanted Male basket ball Golf Clubs 3 woods. * Rides lo Denver. Le.ivim; ——- F AIRBORN 7 irons. Never used. $75. around Dec 15. return for sehool games ('.ill 2*.*:! 0126 Dial 32 1 0120 Mike. •" 10% DISCOUNT WITH THIS AD Winter quarter. Share gas. after 5 pm. For Sale: '62 Chev Impala Call Dale. 434 5382. 1 door, 283 power glide. ,cljp & SQve„ Help wanted to do house work 4 6 hours per week, Wanted: Riders or rides Good engine, trans, body. pay rate depends on ex winter quarter. Monday Needs tune up. has water SECRETS cf BUSINESS REVEALED perience. Call Gay Hender- night 7 9:30 pm. Spring leak, back door won't lock Fairborn, Dec 6th, GNS son 6 9 pm. 426 3485. field. Dial 324 0120 Sandv. $90.00 256 8076. Managers of the Band Box Music Center today exposed 1* or Sale: Motorcycle jack- Warned: Need 1 male Miamisburg students inte many of the sharp business practices that characterize rested in forming a dav et. black leather just like vocalist, 1 female vocalist the holiday season. "Many merchants keep prices at time car pool for the winter Marlon Brando. $20. Call maximum levels right up to Christmas, then drop them for group. Already 2 mem Tim ext 638. hers one male, one female. quarter, please call Chris between Christmas and new Years." says Jeff Parker, at 866 4182. brains and brawn behind Hand Box's rise to stardom If interested or know any For Sale: One 135 mili Interested in a car pool meter f2.5 lense to Nikon among downtown businesses. one interested please from Colony Apts inear "We feel this lakes advantage of the fact that most contact Ms GH. 263 4975 or wiih carrying case and l!V Forest l'urk Plaza) to filter. Call Mike ext 277. people give gifts on Christmas, but not on New Years." 263 0396 or 263 0416 after WSU, Mon Fn Please call says Drew Wallen, behind the scenes quarterback of 7 pm. laurel 275 63'k. For sale: 1971 Gremlin "X" the Band Box operation. W Many competition options To ameliorate the problem of high Christmas prices, frs" . —, • trtr j* Fcgwi> . /- 20 MPG. $1850. the Band Box's Boy Wonders have dvcided to give a 1967 Jeepster Convertible, series of sale up lo and including Christmas Eve. 4 wheel drive, low and high «3 "This week, for example." says Parker, "we have on Inter library loan book in transfer case, $1,500. Keith Q- sale a dozen Mayfair guitars. These are ninety dollar Roeth 335 1047. guitars with fifteen dollar cases; they have good action Allyn cafeteria, return to 0 and adjustable necks Starting right now you can cop one Andy Case, Political Sci Typing! T erm papers, For Sale: 111 general tire 1 of thrse walnut finished beauties for $70.00 including ence. 8.25 x 14 exc tread $5.00 cane. As we always say in music-you can pay more for a Lost: leather poncho in VC. essays, etc, quick and also 12) 14" Chevy rims exc i clean. 50 cents per page. guitar, or less, but unless you pay this amount here you Please contact Joy Boogh cond $5.00 Each <,r Trade won't be buying this guitar at that price." er 399 R372 Springfield or Call Carol 233 6073, even ings. for 121 14" Ford rims. Call Wallen adds, "The potential instrument buyer should leave in Security office. 293 3955 After six pm M F be aware lhat we have speci&l sales and promotion;, from Ix>st: large silver ring, FOR SALE: Siamese Blue lime to time which we don't advertise. These bargains resembles dripped solder, point (male, neutred). on electric guitars, amplifiers, step up band instruments, left in mens room. 1st floor Siamese lilac (frost) point and drums are often the result of lapses of sanity caused Oelman. reward. 277 1269. (female, not spayed). Boih Hunters Gun collectors by over or under eating." 8Vi months old and very l-ost: Silver ring with for sale: 30.06 shells, new, rBand Box Music Centen small turquoise stone. If good with children. Regis- 150 gr. Remington. Ten tered and shots. Phil Cave 24 (-.ant Main St. found please call 275:1335. boxes. $4.25/box. 864 1490. I I'airbom, Ohio 87H-070I | 236-4377, December 6. 1973 uu»f6ui 8 View From the Bridge: A play well worth seeing BY fBUNCIS riKSOU fuses to let her go The stage for A View From The I -of* .»•»*-- *••• Unknowingly, Carbone has Bridge is divided into three sec A S iow From The Bridge, the fallen in love with Catherine and tions. the Carbone apartment. a second production of the year for the situation he brings upon him New York street in front of the VVSU Theatre, began perform self results in tragedy for all. house, and the lawyer's office. Set in the early )950's. the play- ances last weekend playing t Me gives the role depth and real shoreperson Eddie Carbone. the play. He acts as a neighbor ity. bringing out Carbone's per Carbone ar.d his wife, Bea. hood spokesperson, the narrator, sonality to the point that the aud ience believes he is the long raised their niece. Catherine, but and the interpreter, setting the shoreman. now that she is grown. Eddie re- atmosphere of various scenes. Lin Rima is Bea and Jacaiyn Prete plays Catherine. Michael Markus and Bill Buhrmaster por tray the two illegal emigrants. Rodolpho and Marco, respec- tively. Marb> gives *n exceptionally good performance as Rodolpho. lie brings a sense of humor to the role that the audience enjoys. WANTED TO BUY! Audience response was very good, with many comments praising the professional quality of the play. Although sold out for the re maining three nights, anyone wishing to see the play might possibly check at the theatre box office for cancellations. It's a play well worth seeing. IM) IT NOW! Rrni our fully equipped Party Room for the holidays whether Used The Belmont Club 254-6227 A,WSU or Pancake liou-x

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Wednesday through Saturday December 12 thru 15 Thousands of Topics $2.75 per page Send for your up-to-date. 160 page, mail order catalog Enclose $1.00 to cov'.'t postage (delivery time is 1 to 2 days! RESEARCH ASSISTANCE. INC. Sell all your used books NOW! At the WSU Bookstore, 11941 WIISHIRE BlVC . SUITE = 2 L0i AKSH.ES, CAtIF 90025 lower level, Universit> Center, Highest prices paid (213) 477 8474 or 477 5493 Our resvarch material it told for for text books which will be used at Wright State restart* attittancc only. during the Winter Quarter. A representative of Wallace's College BOOK CO, Lexir.gton, Kentucky UNWANTED will be on hand to buy current editions of text and fREGNANCY? reference books not being used on campus during 'American family planning is a hospital affiliated or the coming quarter. The buyer will be present dur- ganization offering you all ing all regular store hours. Current Wright State alternatives to an un- wanted pregnancy. For University identification will be required. Damaged information in your area books will not be purchased. call: Call 1215] 449-2006 \MKRICAN FAMILY PLANNING A Medical Service to Help You

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