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THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 5,1991 PRINTEDOPRINTED ON t a « RECYCLED IfePHt The Guardian would like to welcome everyone back • LOST? Get out your :ompass and our Welcome Week Guide, pages 14 and 15.
•WATCH OUT Never fear, Campus Watch is here, page 2.
• UFOs Are flying saucers for real? Check out pages 3 and 4.
• JUST THE TICKET Put these dates on calendar: Artist Lecture Series, music, and drama, pages 9 and 10.
• SPIKE Women's volleyball has new coach, page 19. One of the more memorable events of the 1990-1991 school year was the clash on Founder's Quadrangle January 17 between people protesting U.S. Involvement in the Middle East and people who supported the war effort. There was a lot of shouting and the Fairborn Police even showed up in riot gear. . . . • FOOTBALL r a photo by Tony Ciarlarlello FEVER Get the story on pro and college pigskin, plus our Once again WSU overbooks residence halls NFL predictions, pages 20 Becky Ruef According to Michael J. until rooms are available. Those of housing spaces available," and 26. Guest Writer Coakley, the director of student students put in temporary housing continued Coakley. "Everyone development, the reason why more should be in rooms "by the end of who is admitted prior to June 14th • FUN FITNESS Six hundred students have residence halls were not built was fall quarter." got housing. So it is the people who Intramural athletics is been denied housing because that "the developers didn't think The decision on who got applied late who were turned the answer to staying n Wright Stau; University has run that was housing and away." out of room. possible. They "We only have so who was turned When asked if he thought that shape, page 22. Even with the opening this fall could build away comes turning the 600 students away of two new residence halls in the three residence many rooms and we down to the makes WSU look bad. Coakley Woods Community there isn't halls, but they expand occupancy by "date they were said "I think that's a possibility. enough room. The Woods is a wouldn't be admitted to the Forty percent of those people arc privately-owned, but university- ready. We putting people in school." lost to other schools. That is one of managed student housing area thought it would floor lounges and According the reasons we've got this planned News 1-5 located adjacent to the campus. be better to have stuff like that." — to Coakley, building expansion. We are going Chronicles 2 The new residence halls, two that were WSU only has to be adding more housing over the Calendar 2 named Oak and Maple, will add ready for people Michacl J. Coakley so many rooms next four years, to try to meet the Opinion 6-7 close to 260 beds to the growing to move into, '— and "we expand demand." Spotlight 9-18 communities, bringing total than try to figure out where we occupancy by putting people in Those students who expressed Campus Map...... 14-15 Wright Slate University bed space were going to put 300-some floor lounges and stuff like that." an interest in living at Wright State Sports 19-26 to nearly 1,800. Opening day for people." "We are trying to but who had to be turned away Classified 27 Wright State residence halls is Lounges of the residence halls accommodate as many people as sec "Dorms" on page 5 September 14, from noon to 5 p.m. will be used as temporary housing we can. We have a limited number 1 The Guardian Thursday. September 5.1991 News CHRONICLES Campus Watch WSU receives science grant Reprinted from August 8 issue.Colleg e of Science and have offered to substitute tcach for Teachers and students in the Mathematics, spearheaded the the T-M teachers while they Program is available Trotwood-Madison City School quest for funds to completely conduct research and receive District will benefit from a half- overhaul the K-6 science advanced training. for all students million dollar grant awarded to curriculum in the district. Teachers Wright State will provide Wright State from the National in the district will "throw out" their SI20,000 worth of science Becky Rucf •Increase personal safety Science Foundation. textbooks as their students develop supplies to the district including Guest Writer through cooperative efforts. Nationwide, the project was a "hands on" approac h to learn ing. ant farms, plants, growth chambers •Provide better only one of five fully funded This summer, Trotwood- and light banks. Campus Watch is a crime communication between the science grants. Madison teachers attended WSU faculty members will prevention program like a Department of Public Safety Randy Moore, Ph.D., chair, workshops in preparation for the work side by side with district neighborhood watch, except that and the campus community. WSU Department of Biology and new teaching techniques. During teachers and students in the campus is the neighborhood. •Reduce victimization Arlene Foley, assistant dean. the coming year, WSU faculty implementing the new program. Students, staff and faculty are through education. all involved with Campus Watch •Encourage community — anyone can participate. involvement for a safe campus WSU announces loan counseling The escorts in the escort environment. service are students and when the Campus Watch meetings Reprinted from June 27 issue.Campu s should contact Cassie si jdents know their rights as well students are not available, will be held: September 26 from The student loan collection Dorsten at 1-800-237-1477 for the as their responsibilities. officers are there to be escorts. 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. in 239 Milieu office has announced its pre-loan branch campus schedule. "Pre-loan counseling is . According to Connie S. Hall, October 21 from 3:30 to counseling schedule for the 1991- "This year's sessions » JC required of all first-time Avery, Police Sergeant for 4:30 p.m. in the Medical 92 school year. conducted for one week or said government student loan (GSL) Public Safety, "In the last six Sciences Auditorium (kick off In an effort to accommodate Carol Ulmer, office ma* aer of borrowers. Those students months crime on WSU campus meeting), November 14 from students' schedules, pre-loan WSU's student loan c lection receiving Perkins loans, health has been relatively low." She 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. in 239 Milieu counseling sessions will be held office. "All students c. ng out professional loans and all other says that students should use Hall and December 12 from for four days from September 30 to loans are required by th "ederal institutional loans must attend a Campus Watch "all the lime." 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. in 239 Milieu October 3. Sessions are scheduled government to auenc "-loan session annually before their funds The objectives of Campus Hall. daily at 8:30 a.m., 11 a.m., 2 p.m. counseling, before re< ing will be disbursed," Ulmer said. Watch are to: The Campus Watch and 5 p.m. in 041 University funds." For more information contact •Increase awareness in crime Program is sponsored by the Center. According to Ulmer, the Student Loan Collection prevention strategies. Department of Public Safety. Students at WSU's Lake sessions are held to ensure thai Office at 873-2278. CALENDAR GETTING A HOLD OF US Friday, September 6 Tuesday, September 10 Citizens Federal Centre The Guardian is located in 046 University PRESS Steel Magnolias "Phenomenal Abdominals" Second floor, 5:30 to 8:30 Center on the campus of Wright State University. RELEASES Fairborn Playhouse Kettering Recreation We nave a circulation of When preparing press Front 242 5,000 serving the needs of releases, please keep in mind Sept 6,7,13,14,20,21 Complex the over 17,(X)0 students, faculty and staff at WSU. our publication date. We Classes Sept 10 to Oct. 17 Bogart's, 8:30 p.m. The newspaper is recommend putting the most printed weekly on important information at the Saturday, September 7 8:15 a.m. to 9 a.m. Thursdays during the top, descending in order of regular school year and importance (also see Mudhoney "Applause" monthly during the deadlines section above). summer. w/Laughing Hyenas and Wednesday, September Dayton Playhouse CALENDAR Gas 11 Sept. 13 -15 DEADLINES When preparing press •Deadlines for display and information for Huffer Job Fair classified advertising are 5 consideration in our p.m. on the Fridays nricr to calendar, please keep in Bogart's, 7:30 p.m. Main Gym, WSU PE Saturday, September 14 publication. Ads and mind the date of questions or comments publication and the time Building The Rumble: Finals! concerning advertising period covered between should be directed to the issues (also see deadlines "An Evening with Rodgers 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Bogart's, 7:30 p.m. advertising manager. section above). •Deadlines for news items & are 12 p.m. on the Tuesdays ADDRESS Sunday, September 15 prior to publication. News Hammerstein" Jimmy Cliff tips and news press releases 046 University Center Andy Williams should be directed to tl-e Wright State University Cincinnati Pops Orchestra Bogart's, 7 p.m. news editor. Dayton, Ohio 45435 Wright Brothers Heritage •Deadlines for features and Cincinnati Music Hall entertainment items are f 2 Thursday, September 12 Benefit Nutter Center, p.m. on the Fridays prior to TELEPHONE Sept 7 & 8, 8 p.m. publication. 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I News Thursday. September 5. 1991 The Guardian Stupid policies and other stuff The ramblings of an overworked news editor
It is really pathetic when the believe we pay enough money per Who paints STOP on the r computer center beneath the quarter (loo much, actually) to have asphalt on this campus? Don't library isopcn24 hours but most of virtually unlimited access to the they know how to spell? Over in the outer doors are locked by 7 computer labs. I can sec where the Woods we have one place just a member of the Board of p.m., causing a person to have to students would have a priority over where it is spelled SOTP as a Thomas J. Lucente Jr. Trustees. walk around the building in search people who aren't enrolled for that photo later in the newspaper News Editor What about Governor James A. of an open door. How safe is that? quarter, but come on people, how shows (page 11). As someone Rhodes who pushed for the Also, if a person is parked often are the labs filled beyond once said, "Justification for building of Wright S tate? Where is oversight ithoul telling Public capacity in the summer? Never if higher education." School's back in session. A his name other than on a plaque in Safety they risk being ticketed or my memory serves me correctly. Why arc they painting yellow glorious time for all, I am sure the library? What about Brage towed. WHY??? Why hasn't the school put in lines in the gravel West lot. (sarcasm?). It has been a very Golding, WSU's first president or While I am on the subject of the volume control pay phones yet? Would it not be cheaper to pave eventful summer, culminating Robert J. Kegerreis, the second computer center, why are alumni Ohio bell says it doesn't cost that lot instead of pair.iing the (so far) with a coup and the president? Don't they deserve not permitted to use the center? anymore to keep than a regular rocks every year? dismantling of the communist buildings named after them? Why are students who take phone. Every phone on campus Why did they replace the party in the Soviet Union. I guess it goes to show that if summer quarter off, not allowed should be outfitted with volume "Back to the Future" pinball Before classes resume, you have enough money control. There is more machine with |he 'Terminator 2 however, I have a few questions you can have your name than one type of pinball mac hinc in the Univr rsity that I believe need to be displayed more "HA!!! Don't we pay handicap on this Center? I want a nice loud answered. These arc questions prominently than the campus. pinball machine who . stress that have kept me awake nights university's. enough tuition already?" Why doesn't the of deadline day hit1 (since I have nothing better to do While hiking in the school offer a coursc And, finally, .jy aren't with my nights) since the woods a few weeks back I -Thomas J. Lucente, Jr. on sign language? A studcntsknockingc wn my door beginning of summer break. found a fire hydrant in the person who wants to to write for the nc paper? Why is Ervin J. Nutter's name middle of the woods. lcam it is required to go Don't they kr that they in larger print than Wright State WHY??? access to (he center. to Sinclair Community College could receive up „ vht credits University's name at the Nutter Did someone spend money to The reason I have been given (where it is cheaper anyway), for writing, among c 'benefits Center? Is Mr. Nutter more put a hydrant where it will do by employees from the computer Why don't faculty advisers keep (including, but not . led to, important than the university? I absolutely nothing? center is the cost of paper and toner professor office hours? Especially working with me)? Plu. looks think not. Why docs the school lock its in the laser printer. HA!!! Don'twe during times of registration? good on a resume, espccu. if Is Stanley C. Allyn's name in doors at night? They don't lock all pay enough tuition already? When will the university realize you are a communication major. larger print? How about Robert S. the doors and, with the tunnel Besides, you arc required to pay 8 that (and here it comes, a jab at the Tune in later for some more Oelman's? Or Novice G. system, if you have one door cents a page for anything you print parking problem) you can only stupid WSU policies and Fawceu's? Or John D. Millet's? unlocked you have defeated the out on the laser printer. If you ask reallocate parking so many times procedures. By the way, These are the founding fathers of purpose. Is this just another me this policy is a travesty and a before even the lowest oflifcforms welcome back to Wright State our school. Are they not more attempt to inconvenience the total contradiction to everything can see that you have to go to paid University. important than Mr. Nutter, who is student body? the school claims it stands for. I parking on the upper campus. " Si vis Pacem, Para Bellum." UFO enthusiasts get opportunity to see famous collection The "Gray Barker UFO on flying saucers and related penned five books of his won, Collection" is slated to open soon paranormal topics. including "They Knew Too in West V irginia. The collection of Self-depreciating humor and Much About Hying Saucers," flying sauccr books, magazines, forbearance for the ridiculous is "The Book of Adamski," "The newsletters, newspaper clippings evident throughout the collection, Silver Bridge," "Gray Barker's and correspondence will open the librarian notes. One cabinet Book of Saucers" and "Men in Sept. 14 at the Clarksburg- displays an old bumper sticker that Black: The Secret Terror Among Harrison Public Library in says "Flying Sauccis Arc Real— Us." Clarksburg, W. Va., according to The Air Force Doesn't Exist" Some of his newsletter titles Ruth Yeager, collection librarian. Barker's interest in saucers were "The Saucerian," "Flying Those wishing to see the began when he invest.^ated the Sauccr Magazine" and "Saucer limited access collection, which 1952 Flatwoods Monster UFO News," which he took over from also contains now rare UFO sighting in Braxton Co.. W. Va., feifow UFO circuit, including Part of Gray Barker UFO collec accounts from the 1940s and 50s, and wrote a report for FATE John Keel, Col. Donald Keyhoc, interest advocates and numerous, "MJ-12" (allegations of can register by calling Yeager at magazine. In the 1970s he gained a Jim Motley, Carlos Allendc, UFO groups. Three of the better government collusion with aliens (304) 624-6512. wider audience with his full-book Ivan T. Sanderson, Morris known organizations found in the and subsequent cover-ups); the The items pertaining to account of the collapse of the Jessup and Milton Cooper. files are the Mutual UFO Network "Roswell" or "Hanger 18" eases in unidentified flying objects (UFOs) Silver Bridge at Point Pleasant, W. Several files are devoted to (MUFON), the Center for UFO which small aliens were reportedly represent the holdings of Va., and the "Mothman" sightings documents obtained piece by Studies (CUFOS) and NICAP. the removed from a crashed UFO and controversial West Virginia that preceded the disaster. pica' through the Freedom of National Investigating Committee permanently hidden from the author, publisher and UFO buff For 30 years, says Yeager, Information Act. ori Aerial Phenomena. public; government Blue Book Gray Barker. Barker died in 1984, Barker edited six UFO Famous "contactecs" like There are Barker files on the projects; the Rendlcsham Forest leaving some 300 books, 75 groups newsletters, delivered countless George Adamski and Howard Navy's alleged 1943 "Philadelphia and Socorro sightings—and of magazines and journals, and 30 lectures, published numerous Mengcr are represented, as are Experiment" in ship invisibility sightings from many of the 50 states filing drawers of correspondence works by other authors, and obscure religious culls, fringe- using Einstein's unified field theory; and other nations. I The Guardian Thursday, September 5.1991 News Writer discusses UFO phenomenon David A. Bolton years, that nobody has been paying Staff Writer Are UFOs real or just a hoax? attention to what has been Are UFOs real, or are they the happening during that time, or that paranoid delusions of some, and WSU has not purchased books the mischievous hoaxes of a few? since then. I tend to favor the later. The answer might very well be The rest of the books are mostly "yes" to all of these apparently at other locations (Lake campus, dichotomous options. etc). Five of the books arc in the People have imagined funny •Analysis non-circulating collection. Why things flying around in the sky anyone would need to keep a UFO alter taking various recreational book published in 1960 on reserve drugs. 1 once had a friend who saw is a mystery to me. the ceiling melt after dropping engaged in . dogfight with what country lanes. The actual evidence supporting Enough pounding of the WSU some particularly potent acid. later proved to be a weather An article in the August issue of the existence of UFOs is much toolibrary , the staff may be tempted to There are some people in this balloon. In fact, most UFO reports the "The Atlantic" magazine extensive to provide here, and the revoke my ID card or drop an world who just have not got a grip are explained in the end by recounts the experiences of final decision as to what it is flyingunabridge d dictionary on me from on reality. Another guy I once everyday aerial occurrences. "contactces," people who have around out there is past my the roof as I pass by, if I continue. knew was hit in the chest by a Spectacular and convincing been abducted by, or had some personal expertise to make, but The books I found really do have hockey puck. His heart stopped hoaxes have been perpetrated over other physical contact with there is something out there some great information in them, and he was literally "out cold," the years, though most reports of described aliens. The reporting, by nonetheless. dated as some of them are. dead for a short period of time, UFOs appear to be honest. These psychiatrist James S. Gordon, Of the 25 some books on UFOs Anyone who wants to before a doctor in the stands came hoaxes tend, in the end, to be appears as competent as the stories listed by the WSU Li'^ra y's investigate the subject should start down and jump started his heart debunked under close scrutiny. told seem incredulous. He reports database, eight are dily there and move on to the public out on the ice. Paul was never the There is overwhelming on memories of the contactces. available for circulation .iccked library downtown for more same after that, too little oxygen to ev:dence, however, that there is brought out by extensive hypnotic them all out. Most of se books information. The public librarians the brain. A nice guy, but not fullysomethin g to the UFO experience. sessions. The experiences were were written close to .hen I was just live for this stuff, ask them. with it. I know that 1 would suspectHundred s of sightings by sane, related at the Rocky Mountain born, in the late '& I get the A real buff can visit the "Gray any flying saucer stories he told clearheaded, educated people have Conference on UFO Investigation, feeling that they may somewhat Barker Collection," the me. not proven to be explainable. a yearly conference for contactces dated. The most r nt, "UFO motherload of UFO material in There are people who Testimony and physical evidence, at the University of Wyoming. Dynamics," was re-edi in 1988. West Virginia. Just remember to misinterpret a completely normal compiled over the last 45 years, Gordon remarks on the remarkable I am not sure if this n. 's that make reservations, they don't want phenomena as a flying saucer. In strongly indicates that something sanity of these people, lending nothing has been happem. with any stampedes on their doors by the fall of 1948 an Air Force pilot truly is whizzing above our credence to their strange accounts. UFOs in the intervening t, ; frothing ufologists.
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I News Thursday. September 5. 1991 The Guardian 5 "Dorms" continued from page I properties with WSU (they list and what the average utilities The following year, 175 build more residential halls. those when they have available (cost), and whether it's on a bus apartments will be available as When asked if he thought the were notified by letter. space) and roommates wanted/ line or not. The student makes the well as 16 units for members of demand for student housing at The Off-Campus Housing available listings 'on the green contacts themselves." Greek organizations and other Wright State University has Services and Referral Services arc structure outside the Bookstore). In 1992, an additional new small groups. continued to grow, Coakley said, directing those students who The off-campus housing is residence hall will open on campus In 1994, another 16 small- "Yes, it has. Last year WSU couldn'tgcton-campus housing to located anywhere in the Dayton providing another 130 beds. A group units arc planned, bringing turned away approximately 600 off-campus housing. The off- area. The cost of this off-campus 175-unit apartment complex for the total available bed space at the students. WSU addeu two new campus housing assistance that is housing depends on what the non-traditional and graduate main campus to around 2,700. If halls with a total of 260 beds, and being offered includes a listing of landlord is charging. students also is slated to open for that still is not enough bed space, still is turning away about 600 landlords who register their Coaklcy said, "We list the price 1992. Wright State University plans to students."
More and more I'hIK across the math functions. These free the stti country are recommending Hewlett dents from computational tedium i'ackard financial and scientific so they can think and interact on a calcufalors to their students. And higher level." says Dr. l.ee V Stiff, a for some very strong reasons. professor of math education at \'ort!> "The HI' ISSX Scientific Kxpandahlc ('arolina State t Diversity. has (Hnverlul graphics tools that are So go check out the III* calculator remarkably helpful to students learn- lineal your college liookstore or HI' ing mathematical concepts. And retailer. You'll agree, there's no faster with the equation solver feat ure, it's relief from the pain of lough problems. excellent for applying mathematics to enginiwingr accordingto lit Ill' calculators. Tin- l«est for your William Ibthmeyer. a professor of civil and environmental ••ngiiH'eriiigat Utah State Universi >: "The IH'Business< onsultant II has HEWLETT an equation solve ami extensive PACKARD The Guardian Thursday. September 5.1991 Opinion
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EDITORS & MANAGERS KEVIN KEARNEY Editor-In Chief SHANNA LARCHER Business Manager I CHRISTY BOCKOVEN Advertising Manager TOM LUCENTE News Editor I WILLIAM SAUNDERS Spotlight Editor GREG BILIJNG Sports Editor | TONY CIARLARIELLO Chief Photographer CRAIG BARHORST Graphics Manager STEVE GRANT Production Manager
ASSISTANTS & STAFF DAVE HWANG Photographer DAVE BOLTON News Writer The staff of The Guardian for the 1991-1992 school year(sport s writer). Not pictured are Shanna Larcher TRACY PHILLIPS Production Asst. JOHN STEKU Sports Writer Includes (from left) Tom Lucente (news editor), Christy (business manager), Craig Barhorst (graphics manager), ERIC ROBINETTE Spodight Writer Bockoven (advertising manager), Tony Clarlarlello (chief Bill Saunders (spotlight editor). Wendy Cowgill (ad SCOTT COPELAND Spotlight Writer photographer), Dave Hwang (photographer), Kevin executive), Dave Bolton (news writer), Tracy Phillips ADVISERS Kearney (editor-ln-chlef), Greg Billing (sports editor), (production assistant), Eric Robinette (spotlight writer) and Scott Copeland (spotlight writer). JEFF JOHN Faculty Adviser Steve Grant (production manager) and John Stekll KARYN CAMPBELL Media Coordinator ADVERTISING POLICY The Guardian looks forward to its 27th year The Guardian reserves the right to •Tom Lucente, Jr., censor, reject or disapprove of any Kevin Kearney If you've read The good, some bad. But, as you can probably tell, news editor. What can I advertising copy in accordance with any Editor-in-Chief Guardian before, you present or future advertising acceptance might be aware that we are there's also a lot of change say? He drinks Ouzo and rules established by The Guardian. in the air and I think it's for walks around with cigars Appearance of advertising in The "Welcome back to entering our 27th year, that Guardian should not be used to infer the Wright State." we come out once a week the better. in his mouth. staff supports or condones the use of any "Welcome to your first on Thursdays and that The most important •Bill Saunders, products or services mentioned therein. day of class." we've had a circulation of change is definitely our spotlight editor. Bill, new staff. We lost some you're so quiet that I can't LETTER POLICY "Welcome returning 5,000 in the past. You might not be aware hard working and think of anything to say. • Letters should have the writer's students." signature, printed full name, daytime "Welcome first-year of the fact that we have dedicated people last year •Greg Billing, sports telephone number and class standing if students." changed the look of the to graduation and jobs, but editor. He is working his applicable. "Welcome, welcome, paper. Or that we are we have worked hard over way up the ladder by • Lettteri s should be under 400 words in length. The Guardian reserves the r til lo welcome." increasing our circulation the summer to build a writing stories about the condense letters. Chances are, if you're to 6,000 to ensure that competent, motivated relatives of his publisher. • The Guardian wishes to cover u diverse copies are available in the team. •Tony Ciarlariello, range of topics, therefore letters which reading this, you've duplicate other letters are avoided. probably heard, read, slept residence halls. Or that we The Guardian is the chief photographer. His • Letters that are libelous or offensive will and eaten the word have received the honor product of the time and fetish is photographing be rejected. Letters which reqrest money rating of All American with effort of many people: abandoned doll's heads from readers will be rejected. "welcome" until you're • When responding to another writer's blue in the face (not that I'm four marks of distinction •Christy Bockoven, that have bullet holes or letter, refer to the date and headline. trying to mix cliches). for the 1990-1991 school advertising manager. She insects climbing on them. • The Guardian reserves the right to reject year in the National Critical could sell her own mother •Craig Barhorst, letters dealing with theological arguments Despite the fact that you or letters which make allegations that and I are both sick and tired Service of the National and probably has. graphics manager. Again, cannot be proven. of hearing, (or saying) the Scholastic Press •Shanna Larcher, what can I say? He's • Letters should be addressed to: Association. business manager. She's married. The Guardian —Letters word, allow me to welcome you to Wright State Twenty-seven years just been married and I 046 University Center see "27th year" on page 7 Wright State University University's student mean a lot of tradition to don't even know her new Dayton, Ohio 45435 newspaper, The Guardian. The Guardian — some last name (if she has one). Thursday. September 5.1991 The Guardian 7 Op-Ed women). The Guardian has "27th year" •John Stekli, sports survived for over 26 years writer. In reviewing Nexus, through the hard work and continued from pagt 6 John has truly learned the support of many students, difference between art and faculty and staff. •Steve Grant, production smut. If you're new to Wright manager. Steve is going to be •Jeff John, faculty State and The Guardian, and my partner in a time adviser. even if you're not — management consulting •Karyn Campbell, student welcome. I hope you'll business. media coordinator. notice one of our bins at some •Dave Hwang, •And many others — point between classes, and photographer. Dave has Wendy Cowgill, Dave maybe stop to pick up a paper photographed more Bolton, Eric Robinette, Scott to read. beautiful women, then Copelahd, Karen Wolf, I promise we're working anyone I know (not that I Becky Ruef — to name a hard to make it worth your Jeff John Is faculty adviser for 77?? Guardian and don't know any beautiful few. while. Karyn Campbell Is student media coordinator. An open letter to WSU students from the president and our graduates? Is it any wonder assisted in a WSU research project that you bf ^ fit from the that we have high expectations for which enabled him to win a job with associations e enjoy as a those of you who join us for the first a local manufacturing firm and help metropolitar lversity. time this fall as well as for those of complete the design of an innovative You mi participate in a you who are returning to continue pneumatic device now being community entered activity as a your studies? marketed internationally. class projec such as developing a Paige E. Mulhollan These achievements merely This last example is one of many marketing i for a local non-profit Guest Editorialist continue a tradition which has that show how Wright State agency or [ viding free health developed consistently through the University students have ample services. Yo\ nay find a local Welcome back! Once again, we history of Wright State University. opportunities to participate in the professional con., 'o your class as greet our new and returning students WSU graduates achieve successes in university's mission as a a guest lecturer, to s, are his or her with high expectations. Our their chosen fields and those metropolitan university. In this case, experiences. You may conduct a expectations are high precisely successes reflect well upon the a local industrial firm combined with survey or enter into a research because of the university's — and quality of their educational members of our engineering faculty project to address a community need, our students' — past successes. experiences here. To cite a few more on a research problem with a Our close associations with the For instance, last year: examples: practical application. Our faculty civic, cultural and corporate • The WSU delegation to the • Graduates of the College of involved students in the project and, resources in the Dayton National Model United Nations Business and Administration have working with the company, designed metropolitan area will enable you to assembly in New York returned with registered the highest or second a solution capable of competing in broaden your experiences beyond a top award for the 11th consecutive highest scores in the state or the the global marketplace. the confines of campus, year— a standard unmatched by any nation on the ______Opportunities university in the world. Certified abound for • A WSU graduate from the Professional "As a metropolitan university, Wright State students to join the College of Business and Accountants and attempts to provide excellence in teaching, partnership with Administration was named one of the Certified research and service, and also goes beyond our metropolitan the nation's Top Ten Business Management that to take a leadership role in addressing community. Women by the American Business Accounting I encourage Women's Association. examinations in community issues." you, as we begin • Three WSU School of Medicine seven of the last —Paige E. 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William Saunders Quintet playing at the WSU again February 21 with the Spotlight Editor Creative Arts Center. performing duo Ashfordand The music will continue Simpson speaking on the Every year, Wright State on January 29 when Michala topic "The Road to hosts a variety of visiting artists Petri and Kazuhito Success." and lecturers,each bringing their Yamashita entertain with The Amherst Saxophone own style and message designed excellent recorder and guitar Quartet will blow into town to enlighten and inform students music. for two days April 8 and 9. and citizens alike. Valentine's Day will offer April 22, Dr. Dennis The year gets underway the performance of the Barrie will speak on the First musically with the Paul Winter AMAN International Music Amendment and the results Consort on September 21. and Dance Ensemble, of the controversial On October 17, Coach bringing folkloric music and Mapplcthorpe exhibition. Bobby Knight will step forward dances to the Victoria Theatre The scries will end its to lecture on Indiana basketball. so lovers can sweep their season with the music and November6and 7 finds Leon sweethearts off their feet. storytelling of John Bates and the Borealis Wind The lectures will begin McCutcheon on May 6. Welcome Week to be fun for all Karen Wolf Allyn and Oclman halls. remote and there will be Staff Writer According to Jodi Bishop- several food vendors featuring Phipps, this year's Welcome many types of food such as This year's Welcome Week will Week coordinator, there will be pizza, steak burgers and onion be filled with a whole range of over 50 information booths with rings. activities both fun and informative. information from both on and Mostly, Fall Fest is a day to One activity that prom ises to be lots off-campus organizations, as relax and, as Phipps put it, of fun isFallFest'91. well as carnival games, a dunk "Blow off steam after the first Fall Fest wiil be September 20 tank and an open volleyball week of classes." from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and will be game on the Quad. With all the events, it looks Gloria tstepnan betts out the ntts August 19 at Wright State located around the Founder's Phipps said WAZU radio like students will be able to do University's Nutter Center. Quadrangle and in the area between station will be there with a live just that.
Department of Music posts schedule of upcoming events
^AKf>An QKiriTt TI i /> . i • J P a . • * -* ... Mobeen Shirazi Thursday, October 24: Sunday, November 17: Sunday, November 24: Tuesday, November 26: Guest Writer The University Chamber The University Chorus, under The University Concert Band The University Chamber Orchestra and the University the direction of Dr. Richard and the University Brass Choir are Orchestra and the University Here is a look at some of the Faculty Brass Quintet are Mallonce, is scheduled to perform scheduled to perform at the Concert Faculty String Quartet are upcoming concerts and recitals scheduled for a performance at 8 at the Concert Hall in the Creative Hall in the Creative Arts Center at 3 scheduled to perform under the that are scheduled by the p.m. at the Concert Hall in the Arts Center at 3 p.m. Admission is p.m. Stephen Dimmick is to direction of Dr. William Steinohrt Department of Music at Wright Creative Arts Center. Dr. William free. conduct. Admission is free. at 8 p.m. in the Concert Hall of the State University: Steinohrt is to conduct. Admission Sunday, November 3: Creative Arts Center. Admission is S2. Procrds from the concert A performance featuring the is S2. Proceeds from the concert will helphcnefu the Dcpartmentof University Symphony Band is will help benefit the Department Music's scholarship fund. scheduled for 3 p.m. at the Concert of Music's scholarship fund. Hall in the Creative Arts Center. Dr. Jeffrey L. Traster is to conduct. Admission is free. Tuesday, September 24: Thursday, November 21: A faculty recital featuring Monday, November 25: Friday, November 15: The Vocal Jazz Ensemble Laura Walter-Lakes on flute and The University/Community The University Chamber under the direction of Mary Randall Paul on clarinet is Orchestra is scheduled to perform For more information Singers are scheduled to perform Michenfeldcr and the University scheduled for 8 p.m. at the at 8 p.m. at the Concert Hall in the regarding the Department of at 8 p.m. in the Concert riall Jazz Ensemble under the direction Creative Arts Center. Dr. Richard Concert Hall in the Creative Arts located in the Creative Arts Music's performance schedule of David Sycks are scheduled to Linn is to conduct. Admission is Center. Admission is free. Center. Admission is free. please call 873-2346, or visit their perform at 8 p.m. in the UC. free. office at 171 Creative Arts.
I The Guardian Thursday. September 5,1991 Spotlight WSU's theater department ready for full season "The Glass Menagerie" and "Cabaret" set for fall quarter Kim Bird Menagerie." ~i enter the American Later in the quarter, the Guest Writer "The first design College Theater department of theater arts will meeting was early in "I think we have one Festival on the present "Cabaret" from Wright State's theater April and the actual set regional level. If November 14 through December department is gearing up for a full was constructed in the of the best casts that we selected to participate 1. This musical was taken from a season with two productions on beginning of June." have assembled in some in rcgionals, Wright book by Joe Masteroff, music by the agenda. "The Glass Lafferty said he 7 State would perform John Kander and lyrics by Fred Menagerie" and "Cabaret" will be looked forward to 'The time' "The Glass Ebb. One of the most critically perfumed fall quarter at the Glass Menagerie' -William Lafferty Menagerie" in acclaimed and successful plays of Festival Playhouse. performances and that January at Southern the 1960s, "Cabaret" will set the Performances of "The Glass he was happy with the Illinois University. scene in a nightclub in Berlin Menagerie" will run from October cast for the play. 'Cabaret'" The best performance from during the late 1920s. 17 through October 27. This well "I think we have one of the Lafferty also said that the the regional competition would "Cabaret" has won eightTonv known play by Tennessee best casts that we have assembled department has a reputation for go on to perform at the Kennedy awards, the New York Drama Williams takes place in a dingy in some time. Both the cast for the quality of its sets. Center in Washington D.C. in the Critics' Circle Award for best apartment located in St. Louis. It is 'The Glass Menagerie' and the "We have a tradition of having spring. musical and five citations in said to be one of Williams' best cast for 'Cabaret' are very good, professional sets," said Lafferty. Lafferty seemed to have Variety's Poll of New York and one of the finest plays of the very talented. We also have two "We're certainly going to live up confidence in the cast and crew Drama Critics. American theater. excellent directors. Stephanie to that once again." from "The Glass Menagerie." For more information William Lafferty, chairman of Dugan is directing 'The Glass Lafferty believes that both The department should find out concerning ticket sales or the department of theater arts, Menagerie' and one of our most productions will be successful. sometime in early December if pe- "Cabai " Fall Quarter Theater Schedule Book by Joe Masteroff, M ic by John Kander Lyrics by I n ^.bb November 14 — December 1 at Festival Playhouse "The Glass Menagerie" Performances by Tennessee Williams Thursday, November 14 p.m. October 17 — 27 at the Festival Playhouse Friday, November 15 8 p.m. Performances: Saturday, November 1 8 p.m. Thursday, October 17 8 p.m. Sunday, November 17 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. Friday, October 18 8 p.m. Thursday, November 21 8 p.m.. Saturday, October 19 8 p.m. Friday, November 22 8 p.m. Sunday, October 20 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. Saturday, November 23 8 p.m. Thursday, October 24 8 p.m. Sunday, November 24 3 p.m. Friday, October 25 8 p.m. Friday, November 29 8 p.m. Saturday, October 26 8 p.m. Saturday, November 30 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. Sunday, October 27 3 p.m. Sunday, December 1 3 p.m. Professor leaves Wright State theater program Robert Britton returns to former home for position at Pembroke State University Chris Cato Rjrth Carolina for some time, students. Staff Writer "there, he would be closer to his "Good theater is still When asked if the theater /• fam ily, hisbeach home and to the department knew of Britton's Robert Britton, who started summer stock theater where he going on at WSU." intent before his resignation, the B.F.A acting program at directed plays. -Robert Britton Lafferty responded, "No. We got Wright State 15 years ago, has left Despite Britton's sudden a leuer from him about 15 days the university to take a position at departure, he left on good terms. ago." Pembroke State University. He was quoted in Dayton Daily going through some changes Britton's comments, adding that Britton's former position has Britton's leaving was a News, saying that "Good theater right now. I wish them the best." the changes were revamping the been filled by former Wright surprise to some, but he had is still going on at Wrigh State. 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Chelly Holloway For Kim Coven and Sonia Staff strove for perfection. In striving of Fame. was inducted for academics and Gupta, japan was an experience for this perfection. Coven said, There is a particularly touching According to Judy Leasure, Jon Puffcnbergcr, who was a WSU they will always remember. "Japan still considers the United moment near the end of the movie Director of Public Information, the student up to last summer, was Sonia, an accounting/finance States as its Lac her. They are "Driving Miss Daisy" in which DD Hall of Fame was formed in chosen for his achievements as a major and Kim an accounting/ still learning from us." Gupta Dan Aykroyd asks Morgan 1988, and it is the only one of its wheelchair athlete. political science major joined 16 added that "They are very proud Freeman how he has been geuing kind in the nation. Its purpose is to By showing how people with other WSU students and of their culture, yet they try to be along lately. Freeman replies "I'm recognize the outstanding permanent disabilities can achieve advisors on their one month Western." doing the best 1 can. 1 reckon' that'accomplishments s of those with so well, the DD Hall of Fame can journey to the land of the rising The most emotional pan of about all there is to it." developmental disabilities such as inspire the non-disabled to achieve sun. the journey for Gupta and Coven For handicapped people, like mental retardation, cerebral palsy, just as well. Once everyone Joes According to Gupta, the was their visit to Hiroshima myself, who cannot perform at the epilepsy, and others. Nominations the best he or she can, every one can group prepared for the trip by Peace Park. Hiroshima, the same mental and/or physical levels arc made by members of the publ ic overcome his or her limitations no taking a ten-week language target of a 1945 U.S. atomic as non-disabled individuals, it is in January. These nominees arc matter how limiting they arc. course and attending cultural attack, is a city determined to particularly important that we do then considered by the Board of That's about all there is to it. lectures. With all of this show the world the the best we can. We prefer to Directors, and induction takes For those who would like to training, Gupta remarked, "You consequences of nuclear war. inspire pride over our place the following spring. find out more about the really don't understand them Gupta remarked that her views accomplishments rather than Inductees for 1991 include the Developmental Disabilities Hall before you go there." on war have changed. She said sympathy for our disabilities. The following: Scott Meece is a of Fame, call the Montgomery Montgomery County Board of transportation coordinator for County Board of Mental Mental Retardation realized this. RTA who has been active in Retardation at 854-1086. In need of information... BREAK FINE FUPNITUPE. 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(L'ii:U i^railiiule and Graduate Students) Comedian David Vandsrgere will "pop in" September 26 to provoke Buy one Specialty Pizza • />• j-anment mil CnlK-gf Rryn \entu:i\*s will be there to Ht-buuiryeu un I Thursday. September 5. 1991 The Guardian 19 Sports The 1991-1992 women's volleyball team is ready to spring Into action (right) under the direction of new head coach Steve Opperman (above). The women will be hosting the Wright State Classic beginning at 3 p.m. tomorrow (Connecticut, Ohio, Murray State and Loyola-Chicago). file photo Opperman named head coach of women's voh vball Appoints Sadauskas as his assistant coach John Stekli passing system and doing will still be competing in the North Opperman has Staff experimentation with a quicker Star Conference and Opperman is already appointed offense and a new defense," said optimistic about Wright Slate's Julie Sadauskas as The women's volleyball Opperman. "We have a very chance to win the conference title, his assistant coach. season has not started yet and the athletic team and this offense has "There arc three teams that arc Sadauskas played team has already had to go that in mind. This year we are going to be competing for the volleyball at Olc through its first crisis. Shortly going to have four or five people conference: Northern Illinois, before the start of preseason we can go to to put the ball away." Akron, and ourselves," predictedMis s and was an assistant coach at "She brings a lot of knowledge to practice, head coach Linda The women's volleyball team Opperman. George Mason. She has a master's our program as far as what your body Schoenstedt left Wright State to degree in exercise physiology. can and can't do," said Opperman. take the same coaching position at the University of Iowa. This WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE void was filled when Steve Sept. 6 Wright State Classic* 3 p.m. Opperman was named the new 5 Nov. 2 at Butler 4 p,m_ Sept. 7 Wright State Classic* TBA head coach. Nov. 7 Dayton 7 p.m. Sept. 12 at Cal State Fullerton Tourn. "I found out (about being Nov. 9 at Tennessee 5 p.m. Sept. 13 at Cal State Fullerton Toum. Nov. 10 at Eastern Kentucky 2 p.m. named head coach) on August 9," Sept. 14 at Cal State Fullerton Tourn. said Opperman. "It became Nov. 12 at Miami 7:30 p.m. Sept. 20 Wright State Invitational 1* 5 p.m. Nov. 15 West Virginia 7 p.m. official on August 12. Our first Sept. 21 Wright State Invitational 1* day of practice was August 12." Nov. 23 at North Star Conference TBA Sept. 27 Wright State Invitational 2* 5 p.m. Nov. 24 NSC Championship TBA Opperman played volleyball Sept. 28 '.Vright State Invitational 2* collcgiately at Ohio State, where Oct. 2 Toledo 7 p.m. he graduated from in 1987. He •Notes: In the Wright State Classic, Connecticut, Oct- 4 at Kentucky 7:30 p.m. Ohio, Murray State and Loyola-Chicago will compete. served as an assistant volleyball Oct 11 atDePaul 7 p.m. coach at the University of Dayton ! Oct. 12 at Illinois-Chicago 2 p.m. In the Wright State Invitational on Sept. 20-21, in 1989, and became an assistant j Oct 18 Northern Illinois 7 p. . at Wight State in 1990. m Western Illinois, Cincinnati and Western Kentucky I Oct. 19 Wisconsin-Green Bay 7 p.m. will compete. Opperman is looking to make : Oct. 25 at Akron 7:30 p.m. some changes in the team's style ; OCL 26 at Cleveland State 4 p.m. of play. In the Wright State Invitational on Sept. 27-28, Memphis ! Oct. 29 at Cincinnati 7:30 p.m. State, George Washington and Bradley will compete. "We are going to a 2 person ! Nov. 1 Valparaiso 7 p.m. I The Guardian Thursday. September 5.1991 Sports Big Ten football goes big time this year John Hill The defense is solid and deep on where other great Wolverine 4.FloridaStatc(l()-2)—When with a Sept. 7 date at Stanford, Special to The Guardian with veteran talent. Returning arc backs have left off. Early contests will these major publications learn along with contests at Southern Cal All-American candidates Steve against Notre Dame and Florida Florida State will never earn No. 1 and a non-conference game at Big Ten goes big time this Tovar at linebacker, Alonzo State will be the telling story, but honors. It's not that this team is not Nebraska. yearThc top ten college football Spcllman at defensive end, nose both games are in Ann Arbor, talented — perish the thought. But The rest of the top 15 and teams as seen by WWSU Sports guard Greg Smith and (if injury Erik Anderson leads an for some reason it takes this team predicted records: Director John Hill (rank, team and free) outside lincbackcr JoL. impressive defense that lost Tripp half the season to before it starts 6. Oklahoma (10-2); 7. predicted record) Kacharski. In case you don't Welbourne to graduation. Senior playing to its ability. Florida State Clcmson (11-1); 8. Florida (10-2); remember the name, Kacharski comcrback Lance Dottin will also usually caps off the season by 9. Miami (10-2); 10. Texas (10-2); 1. Ohio State (12-0) —1 know was the guy who recorded two provide leadership. Mike Evans being arguably the best team in the 11. Penn State (10-3); 12. Georgia what you're thinking, but this is no sacks and five or six tackles in the heads a talented and deep country, but the record does not Tech (10-3); 13. Brigham Young misprint. A disappointing 7-4-1 first quarter of last year's opening defensive line. Mark it on your show it due to early setbacks. This (9-3); 14. Auburn (9-3); 15. season one yearagocombined with game against Texas Tech before calender now, if you haven't year may be different, though, as a Nebraska a Liberty Bowl loss to Air Force suffering a season-ending injury, already, the game for Big Ten and date in Ann Arbor and two late- (9-3); 16. Michigan State (9-3); may just be the medicine the As Kacharski went to the ground, national supremacy will be Nov. season games against in-state 17. Houston (8-4); 18. Tennessee Buckeyes needed to be fed to show so did the Bucks'season. 23. rivals Miami and Florida (7-4-1); 19. Southern Cal (8-4); them how far they have fallen. The The game to sec, as always, ill constitute at least two losses. Amp 20. Virginia (8-4). new signal caller will be Kent be its Nov. 23 showdown with the 3. Notre Dame (11-1) — How Lee will lead a strong Seminole Teams to watch; Illinois, Graham, who showed a lot of Michigan Wolverines in Ann can you keep this team out of the rushing attack and All-Amcrican UCLA, Pittsburgh, Baylor, confidence during this year's Arbor, which will mean more than top three? The Irish catch a break linebacker Kirk Carruthers heads a Louisville, Wright State spring practice. Ohio State also just the Big Ten Title. by not having to visit Miami this strong defense. (impressive victory last year over returns the best core of running yeafi an We now serve food W.O. WRIGHT'S 11-2, Mon.- Fri. 3479 Colonel Glenn Highway, Beavercreek Sandwiches, Soups, & Salads PRO TAN 95 E. Dayton-Yellow KERRY SMITH Springs Rd. 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A mondaynight indoor soccer league will also be Sept. 14 at Cincinnati Quad Meet (Men) TBA The new school year can cause stress and ailable for students to take part in. Seven players make Sept. 21 Wright State Invitational 9:30 a.m problems for just about anyone, but fear not, help is up a team and two nerf soccer balls are in play at all justaround thecomcr... or in this ease, down the road times. Entry deadline is Sept. 27. Sept. 28 at Louisville Invitational 11 a.m. The Ervin J. Nutter Center features many OcL 4 at Notre Dame 1 p.m. Co-rcc triples volleyball will play on Thursday Oct 11 at All-Ohio Intercollegiate 1 p.m. activities to help alleviate the hassles of school and evenings and USVBA rules apply. Entry deadline is OcL 18 at Queen City Invitational 4 p.m. the work that accompanies it. The Nutter Center Scpt.20.Thcremustbcatlcastoncmaleandoneicmalc includes five basketball courts, a 1/8 mile running on the court at all times, Oct. 26 North Star Conference (Women) 11 a.m. Nov. 2 at Mid-Continent Conference (Men) 11 a.m. tracklocatedonthethirdfloorandaweighiroom.All For those with a devastating backhand, tennis] Nov. 10 at NCAA Regional 11 a.m. arc open to students, but anyone wishing to use the singles is offered with a single elimination tournament facilities may want to check the Nutier Center's for men and women. Deadline for sign-up is Sept. 20. A schedule since classes and athletic teams sometimes tournament of the same format will be held for use the Center, closing the facilities to the public. racquetball enthusiasts and entries will be acccptcd ten GOLF t Another great way to stay in shape is through minutes before the starling time in the observation area intramural and recreational sports. The 1991 fall above the courts. There is also a doubles, single! Coach: Fred Jefferson quarter offers eight separate activities for students, elimination tournament to be announced at a later date. ranging from touch football to racquetball. A co-rec doubles tourney will also be held with dates to "It is the fastest way to meet new friends,' said be announced. Sept. 10 at Indianapolis Invitational 18 holes Ken Knight, director of intramural/recreational But before diving into the sports, take it easy if you Sept 20 at Cincinnati Invitational 36 holes sports for the last 23 years. "You become a part of the haven't been active of late. Sept. 21 at Cincinnati Invitational campus immediately." "Our students range from 18-30," said Knight. "I Sept. 23 at Franklin Invitational 18 holes There is no fee to participate and students receive think some of the older students forget they are older. Sept. 30 at Mid-Continent Conference 54 holes another benefit: exercise. You need to evaluate your condition. The purpose of OcL 1 at Mid-Continent Conference "It's a good way to stay in shape," Knight said. this is to have fun and enjoy themselves. We don't want Oct 6 at Illinois State Invitational 54 holes "Fitness is also important. It's an alternative to beer them to get in too much at once. We don't want them OcL 7 at Illinois Slate Invitational drinking and things like that.' pulling muscles or breaking legs at James Madison Invii. 36 holes There are separate touch football leagues for men, "This program has been in ex istencc since Wright Oct 26 - Oct 27 at James Madison Invitational women and co-rcc. Games are played Monday State has been here. Mo' s jdents are involved in this through Thursday, and deadline for entry is Sept. 20. program than any othc- gram on campus." The most imporfcint multiple choice question you'll answer this term. . BM PS/r IBM PS/2* IBM PS/2 laptop Which of these easy-to-use IBM Personal System Models features preloaded DOS 5 0. 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Trumbull, CT 06611 The Guardian Thursday. September 5,1991 Sports MEN'S SOCCER Coach: Greg Andrulis WSU Soccer Sept. 7 at Diadora Kickoff Classic* 5:30 p.m. Sept. 8 at Diadora Kickoff Classic* 3:30 p.m. Sept. 14 at Milwaukee Invitational* 1 p.m. '91-'92 Sept. 15 at Milwaukee Invitational* 1 p.m. Sept. 21 Met Life Soccer Bowl* Noon Sept. 22 Met Life Soccer Bowl* Noon Schedules Sept. 29 Wisconsin-Green Bay 1 p.m. Oct 2 Valparaiso 3 p.m. Oct. 4 Dayion 5 p.n. WOMEN'S SOCCER Oct. 9 at Cleveland State 7:30 p.m. Oct 11 at Boston University 7:30 p.m. Coach: Hylion Daycs Oct. 13 Illinois-Chicago 2 p.m. Oct. 18 Western Kentucky 3 p.m. Sept. 7 Missouri-St. Louis 2 p.m. Oct 20 Loyola-Chicago 2 p.m Sept. 8 Wisconsin-Grccn Bay 2 p.m. Oct. 23 Kentucky 3 p.m. Sept. 14 at George Washington 1 p.m. Oct. 27 at Louisville 1 p.m. Sept. 15 at George Mason TBA Oct 30 at Ohio State 3 p.m. Sept. 20 Butler 5 p.m. Nov. 7 Northern Illinois 1 p.m. Sept. 25 Dayton 5 p.m. Nov. 9 at Eastern Illinois 2 o.m. Sept. 28 at Louisville 2 p.m. Nov. 10 at Western Illinois 2 p.m. Sept. 29 at Vandcrbilt 1 p.m. Oct. 5 at Southern Methodist 4 p.m. •Notes: In the Diadora Kickoff, Wright State will Oct. 6 at Texas Christian 2 p.m. play Xavier on Sept. 7 and Cincinnati on Sept. 8. Oct. 12 Wisconsin 1 p.m. Oct. 16 at Xavier 7 pan. In the Milwaukee Invitational, Wright State Oct. 19 Texas A&M 2 p.m. will play Wisconsin-Milwaukee on Sept. 14 and Oct. 26 Cincinnati 1 p.m. Wisconsin on Sept. 15. Oct. 30 at Notre Dame 7 p.m. Nov. 1 Michigan State 2 p.m. In the Met Life Soccer Bowl, Wright State will Nov. 3 Northeast Missouri State 1 pm. play Miami on Sept. 22 and Alabama A&M Sept. 21 Nov. 6 Wilmington 3- RESERVE OFriCERS' TRAINING CORPS WELCOME BA JK om the staff of STUDENTS 7 s Guardian Adult Daughters of i Hvorced Parents Needed For R*. ?arch Did you lose contact with your father in the process of parental separation or divorce? 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Dayton will play 32 Angeles Rams will finally Cleveland x x x x x home games this year at Hara Arena and will be in the Western Division along with dethrone the San Francisco 49crs. at New England x Cincinnati, Toledo, Columbus, Louisville, Nashville, Johnstown and Erie. Season tickets And every year the Niners hold on can be purchased by calling 277-:3765 . Feb. 7 Toledo to the division crown. Oct. 25 Raleigh Dec. 14 Johnstown Feb. 8 at Nashville This year will be no different. al LA Raiders X X X X X X Oct. 26 at Toledo Dcc. 20 at Louisville Feb. 9 at Toledo The 49ers removed some dead Oct. 30 at Cincinnati Dec. 21 Nashville Feb. 14 Erie wood during the winter, as safety Indiai.apolis X Nov. 2 at Johnstown Dec. 27 Louisville Feb. 15 Richmond Ronnie Lott and running back at Miami x x x x x ; Nov. 6 Johnstown Dcc. 28 at Columbus Feb. 16 at Eric Roger Craig transferred to the Los Nov. 8 at Nashville Dec. 29 Greensboro Feb. 19 Roanoke Angeles Raiders. Lott will be LA Rams * X Nov. 9 Columbus Jan. 3 at Hampton Roads Feb. 21 at Toledo at NY Giants Nov. 13 Cincinnati Jan. 4 at Winston-Salem Feb. 22 Kalcigh missed the most, but has been XXX X Nov. 14 at Knoxville Jan. 8 Johnston Feb. 23 at Columbus injured often as of late. The same is New Orleans Nov. 15 Toledo Jan. 10 Nashville Feb. 26 Winston-Salem tnie for Craig. He has lost a few Kansas City x x~ Nov. 19 at Raleigh Jan. 11 Toledo Feb. 28 Columbus steps out of the backfield making Nov. 20 at Greensboro Jan. 15 Erie Feb. 29 •Nashville him easy prey for the defense. Nov. Louisville 17 Pittsburg X XX 22 Jan. at Columbus Mar. 1 at Erie Nov. 23 Hampton Roads Jan. 18 at Johnstown With new players mixed with at Buffalo XX X Mai. 4 Cincinnati seasoned veterans, the Niners will Nov. 28 at Johnstown Jan. 19 at Johnstown Max. 6 Louisville once again reign above the West. 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