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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Activities at CORE Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Guardian Student Newspaper by an authorized administrator of CORE Scholar. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Regents give early semester option to WSU by Fred Stevens and wishing to change calendars The second semester begins in operated on the quarter system university to publicly state it Tracey Joyne Thompson must confer with the Chancellor mid January and ends around since 1969, when WSU and would change over." said Becky The Ohio Board of Regents of the Board of Regents tc the third week of May. Miami, operating on the Barefoot, Director of have given state assisted Colltges identify other colleges and Under the quarter calendar, trimester system switched over Communications of the Ohio and Universities the option of universities in the samt service the college year is divided into at the urging of the Beard of State Board of Regents operating under either the area. three equal parts of about 12 Regents. Private colleges and In a report to Miami's quarter or early semester Under the early semester, the weeks, with a great deal of universitites are not affected as University Council in March. calendar system. college year -is divided into two variation in starting and ending the Board of Regents has no 1973. the committee assigned to However, the Board of semesters, with the first semester dates. Three quarter hours equal influence over them. research calendar options Regents stipulates that students slightly shorter than the second two semester hours. Miami University is changing endorsed the early semester must be able to transfer easily semester. The first semester The quarter calendar also has from the quarter to the early system and urged the from one campus to another begins around the end of August an optional summer quarter. semester calendar in fall, 1976. university's President and Board within a service area. Schools and ends just before Christmas. All state assisted schools have "So far, Miami is tiie only (Continued on p 2)
January 16, 1975 Vol 11, Issue 27 Wright State University GUARDIAN AC meets, talks P&T by Trat f y Jayne Thorn ps-m and Fred Stevens Academic Council, during its meeting Monday, centered its discussion around 1'ie University budget and the promotion and tenure document. Or Andrew Spiegel. Executive Vice President and Provost and Treasurer, gave the President's report in Dr Robert Kegerreis' stead, who is attending a meeting of state university presidents in Columbus Spiegel said Kegerreis will try to collect part of Ohio's 80 million dollar surplus to makt up for the loss of money Wright State was unable to collect ol the overearned subsidy, which was approximately $200,000. Spiegel said because WSU was unable to collect all its over-earned subsidy, the internal budget will have to be reviseO. l)r Eugene Cantelupe. Dean of College of Liberal Arts, said he hoped next year, the overearned subsidy would be more in line, since it caused a problem in making out the budget; the University would not know .4 wooden art exhibit by Dennis Adams is being displayed in the mam art gallery. See page 9 for details. /Jeff Hiles whetner to use the Board of photoI Regents' figures or its own figures ir. determining how much money til, :s-hool had to work Caucus and Ombudser consider merge with. by Gail Snyder Ombudse their two offices, according to as cheaply as they can," said [Continued on p 3) Student Caucus and the considering a merge between Robert Harvey, Student Caucus Harvey. "You can get more for chairer. the same price where you cut Gilhgan appoints Dayton attorney Harvey feels that with the out waste." merging, there will be "closer Harvey doesn't think that One of the final executive acts cooperation with more effective Student Caucus would influence of former Governor John J utilization of personnel" and the Ombi dser's office under Gilligan was the appointment of "more efficient use of student such conditions. Dayton attorney, W Armistead monies." "The one function that I think Gilliam to the Wright State "There are no plans to merge, is important to us in knowing Board of Trustees. there is nothing but a (Continued on p 91 Gilliam was appointed to fill possibility," said Harvey. the seat vacated when trustee "I'm not sure how far it can be Correction Paul Tipps resigned to take the carried. Right now there's 1 ">>
by Michael Cruhum of the deep south." 'There is a large concentration Dr Barbara Sizemore. The Montgomery bus boycott of blacks in urban areas and this Superintendent of the which the Park's incident allows blacks to elect other Washington D C Schools System, sparked, reflected the strength blacks in record numbers. spoke on "Dr Martin Luther and unity inherent in the black "Politicians are controlled by King and His Effect on Urban community, said Sizemore. the corporate structure." Education," as part of the Sizemore said, that the black Sizemore continued "and blacks weekly Bolinga Lecture series community gained control of must elect people who are not last Monday. the bus company by refusing to controlled by them. ° Dr Arthur Thomas introduced ride the buses. Such tactics Sizemore said Mratin Luther Sizemore as a "beautiful, dispel the rumor that there is no King realized that there were courageous, and dynamic Black such thing as the black only two kinds of powers in the woman" to an audience community. world, people and money. King composed of senior citizens, "Every new black baby must realized he didn't have money so students from Jefferson. start olf at goal line instead of he began lo mobilize large Dunbar, and Roosevelt, as well where the black parent left off." numbers of people. as students from Wright State Sizemore argued "The mobilization of power is Sizemore, whose capital school Black Power became an hard without money." district is 96'. black, said that operational term in the early Sizemore also said. There are December 1, 1955 when Rosa sixties, she said. "Black Power two ways to bring people Parks refused to give her seat lo rests on the fact that before a together, ideologically and with a white man ori a Montgomery. group can enter a society, it issues, "Elijah Muhammad brings Alabama bus marked the must first close ranks " [>eopie together with ideologies, beginning of black power and Sizemore pointed out thai but Martin Luther King brought launched Dr Martin Luther tiiere were 985 homicide.; n< people together with issues." King's career Chicago and 781 in Detroit anil Sizemore said, "You cannot She said. "Black power most of them were "black on expect people with power to overcame the brutal police, the black," and all of the range of give power to you. you have to dirty epitaphs, the vicious dogs ;9 to :to take it." Semester option open to WSU
[Continued from p 1 | Among Miami Vs!!ey undii the four one-four system, ill Trustees in adopt the system. Consortium schools, six schools lev- than four percent are under Among l h<- major ad vanishes currently operate under the the trimester calendar, and I he committee cited were more quarter calendar. Wilmington almost three percent are under out of calss time for siudents to will switi h to the quarter system I he traditional sein-.'ster prepare for courses, more time next fall. calendar Dr Harbara Sizemore /Charles Williams photo/ for in class development. and Only four Consortium sc hools better summer job receive slate aid: WSl.', Central opportunities. State. Sinclair and Clark Continuing Ed offers scuba class The study also cited several Technical. by Marilyn I'rnsakcr plans a .rip to Cry stal River in class covers equipment use, t?xl advantages for the faculty and Wilberforce is the only "Certified divers should be Florida this February, and a trip book, and log book. Ciub dues the administration, such as less Consortium school which able to handle themselves to either Florida or the Bahamas have not yet been decided upon. paperwork. operates under a trimester physically in the water you this summer, along with its All persons interested in Some major disadvantages system. The fall terms lasts from can't substitute equipment for regular weekly diving excursions. signing up for the class should named by the study were fewer September to December, the good diving technique" •au The club meets at 6:00 contact Lee Dexter in the opportunities Vor course winter term from January to instructor Dan Orr expressing Wednesdays. Division of continuing selection, laie registration for April, and the summer term the philosophy of the Wright Both the class and the club use Education, extension 606. with some students, and providesone from May to August. Slate Scuba program a id Scuba I niiersitv-own d equipment. January 22 as the last possible fewer period when students can I niversily of Dayton (UD) club The 570 registration fee for the day lo register. transfer in or out. or (Continued from p 1) student per committee subject Spiegel said the state had to the rules and regulations that passed a law removing sovereign the College and Departments immunity (protection from choose to require."' lawsuits), and WSU could now The amendment was designed be sued for negligence, however, to allow students to sit on due to 3 decision handed down college or departmental by the Ohio Attorney General's committees if the faculty of the office, state universities could division voted to accept them. not purchase liability insurance. Ilarvev also said that the student Win'r* quarter enrollment was scats could vary from full voting up 8.7 percent from last year's rights and privileges to winter quarter, but it was still a observing, subject to Division drop from the fall enrollment, rules and regulations. which was anticipated. So far, the Promotion and Student Affairs Committee Tenure committee hits approved reported that they had started five articles of the document in A bird 's eye view of /he quad also provides glimpse for potential suicides the process of reviewing student addition to part of a sixth IAllen H'ilgannwski photo/ stipend and wage policy and that article. they had received a food service Article I provides for tenure incompetence or dishonesty in report from Dr Elizabeth and academic freedom. teaching or scholarship, Counse/ing's Engebretson Harden, Executive Director. Academic freedom is defined as substantial and manifest neglect General University Services, the unqualified right of every of duty, person conduct which concerning problems with faculty member, whether or nol impair.' the individual's seeks to help students Wright Statior- that person hks tenure, and of fulfillment <>f his institutional by Jack Farting relationships and career Fixed term contracts were every student. responsibilities or malicious This pasl year. Ihe Wright development in addition to the brought up by the Faculty Article II defines affiliation by conduct whirl! obstructs the State Counseling Services presently established women's Affairs committee, who said stating that a faculty member is performance of instructional or department appointed a new- awareness group. they have discussed the proposal "fully affiliated when he is scholaily programs authorized or director, Dr Darold Kngebrelson. The staff also openly with Drs Spiegel and Murrs> under contract to the Wright permitted by the University. (Vice President and Vice Provost State University and it is the Kngrebret.son. a PhD from the welcomes any student Paragraphs A.B.C.D. and K of for Academic Affairs). center at which he conducts his University of Hawaii, joined the suggestions on the workshops Article VI have been approved. strtff in 1971 and was appointed being offered and ideas for A fixed term contract is for a major educational and Paragraph A stipulates lhat definite period of time, hi-t professional efforts." to the too position 111 July of services not currently beirg each Department shall form its salary is increasable from year to 1971 offered A faculty member is partially own promotion and (enure year with provisions such as cost "Our main goals," said affiliated if "Wright Slate committee, and !hai the of living raw. Engrebretsoii, "are to help ihe University is not the center at Department chairer will always Dr Gordon Skinner of the which he conducts his nia|or students 111 personal concerns, Trustee be a member of :hat connriitee. help them in relating to other | Continued from p '. | Chemistry department said thai educational and professional Paragraph B says I hat all (he hnglish department has efforts. Such individuals may be people and overall, help in the Gilliam said. written rr-'ommendat-ons will be development of thai person's "I've used Ihe Wrighl State wanted and has used the fixed engaged in graduate or post forwarded to the respective term contract and thai the Math doctoral study." full potential." library often," the Washington College or School Committee, The bulk of (he work done DC native said "and I've found 11 department "has a number of Article II also siafes that or.ly who will (hen submit the with the students is done 011 a has, from a lawyer's standpoint, people" on this type of contract . fully affiliated faculty .ire recomendalions to the group basis and is supervised by (o be one of (he most complete Skinner said fixed term eligible for promotion, tenure, Promotion and Tenure a highly skilled and capable staff libraries in Ihe area." contracts could be offered for a and voting privileges within '.he committee. who has a great deal of deplh 111 Gilliam said that he hasn't any period from anywhere of one to department, the college, and the Paragraph I' names persons (heir background of counseling pet projects or aims for WSU live years and the professor University and that final eligible to serve on the psychology and clinical work and is looking forward to ihe could be given a title such as authority 111 determining Promotion and Tenure The siaff members are Marcia first meeting in February. "visiting assistant professor." A affiliation lies with the committee. Chairer will be the Kmanuel. John Clodfeller, l.ee The appointment of Gilliam professor on a one year contract President. Provost or Vice Provost of Black * ell and Karl Zwetschke. put aside some speculation that could be rehired at the end of Article III defines academic Academic Affairs committee, The new programs being offered Robert Cecils, former WSl' the year if he was exceptionally rank for fully affiliated faculty the Deans of all Colleges, a full good. Skinner said members. are workshops in personal Political Science professor and professor from Ihe Western Ohio growth and include groups in (Iilligxn's Ohio Youth Council The Promotion and Tenure Article IV has not yet been Branch Campus, one professor at identification, interpersonal director, would receive Ihe seat committee decided Monday to approved large elected annually by (he ttKjR'; the library as a College for Article V names specifications Academic council, and the Dean purposed of voting on for promotions, tenure, and and a full Professor from the promotions, tenure, and appointments. Teaching, library. appointments. The library dean scholarship other than teaching, Also passed was Paragraph K, and one elected full professor and service are considered as which slates (hat al1 elected were chosen to sit on the criteria for determining members of promotkin and Committee If Ihe library does promotion, tenure, or (enure committees above not have a full professor on its appointment. department level must be staff, it may choose one from Article VII provides for tenured, and thai members of another College as library removal or suspension of committees above department representative until such time as tenured faculty. Removal or level cannot act on promotions the A'biary receives a full suspension for just cause shall to ranks higher than those which professsT. occur onlv because of they currently hold Student Caucus chairer Kobcrt Harvey p r o p o s e d two adinendments to the promotion ANTIBODY and tenure document, both of which were tabled. BEAUTIFUL One admendment would have ICE SKATE allowed a student to serve on the WED 7:30-1000 promotion and tenure Adult Night CONTEST committee. The student would (ov<-- 18) have been selected by student caucus, according to Harvey's FRI 7:30-1000 Other prizes: T-Shirts Dinner for Two: Conceit Tickets j Theater Tickets [j Frisbees : ; Gift Certificates amendment, to serve for one ILAYF SKATE 10:30-12:30 irr academic year. The amendment • Enter anytime. Drawings lor ali prizi $1.00 FREE SKATE RENTAL •p every month was proposed to insure student • Donate piasma 6 times in 4 weeks 1 >me eligible body representation on the • Earn $10 per donation win of lose Promotion and Tenure CALL FOR ADDfTiONAL TIMES ~cme lit (c eie dcian committee. J350 K Strcop Kettering 294 2880 Harvey's sei-ond amendmenl said the "College and blood affiance Department level Promotion jnd ice House^ • Phone 224 vi Tenure committees may seat one (auarditm - > JUtti tt&** OPIIWIM -. J Enough is enough llu' proposal to merge the Ombudser1 s of- I ue with Student ( iiucir. is an 111 -consiiter- ed one. In ontur to function effectively the Om- budsor's office needs to be able to act in dependent 1 y of political interference, and, lust as inportant 1y, it needs to appear to be able, to act independently. We can only visualize with horror a illuaiion where a student is in conflict with Student I'uucus and decides the onlv V: solution is to file < complain* with the Ombudser. Imagine their rea» i when they are i(»ld "t ine , we can t ake 11 omplainl right here. i>i what would hapJ ii a compl i int was filed against another pus group that C.iu- cus is in tin' midst i ight with. PeopIe would lest not he ah I niil that trust is ess ill to the Ombudser. ihe alleged ration save the students moi.. While we apptvei- ate this concorn we can't help but feel is iu--t a plov to cover-up the latest i veil Ions hat t le b\ the Caucus *o as sun Srivde comments \Kl'l \\ Arabs, Caucus 'force'ing things ualion then was more get some funds to go on the air than that of course, That see mi a more worthwhile danger ol making effort. But first, they ought !<> ng economic policies ask the radio station-maybe ery real WWSV doesr.'t want Caucus' fully. K i ssmger's help After all. what do a bunch Input on tenure t w ill temper the Arabs' of student government politico* *•>. which in turn will know about getting money" is' threat of war They only seem able to spend ' lev iiibie Juft in our The ombudser's office can run poi'cies could well things just as well if not better a major ioss of revenue without the aid of Slurter.i Caucus. -jb> probablv deserve It's only been when Cau- interfered last spring and summer that the Ombudser'* offic- seemed to take a nose dr.e in activity, and become -.se* war. at least no embroiled in political in-fighting ho i> xi."e Bus she realities Just when everything had «w.j; interi-.it must be gotten on the rails again. Bob with b\ evervone. Harvev decides he's got g? ,'iifv.ot atferd to let peace idea for saving money ira-p because of Frankly. I'm tired of Cau iru-'f-re nee with the Ontbud- T'.as latest act* n begin.-, stretch my credibilitv of those charges that Harve; m. a Jam st Bob Cart and ARA sign rev s :e Ombudser staff. It even makes me regret running for Caucus chairer ad \nd that's prettv disastrt .» gi.e up the influer.ua! posit of Giuinhan editor for a two maginat i'omimnts author, is i if' buff, rvgete'fii Deimxn i cdilur of 7 ' 'mirdum I*ie (.i.iAxiifiii s ;>ti£>ili.h«si !»u<' "i*en )y n A > L sinit- a, -4uot-«w.. tiiMiiiaii rpiltH'ib nr flow* 'I 1 he Miu-rio. Qtwnl. LO.N!X)N U'Pli A local pub MXV*WU<1> tile sutltiM booy ,n« uily> uiiniitisuaooit, »i he ftd* presented Of**? '' (.•uaitifewi si*tl l\d.vauiMe. if the '(mitotic K .IH- luilwttitajk . customers, \lf Benton. with wrwj ».iui Uiwa. ipalh »-* •.ilier tankard for drinlunt | Compi» Bolinga Presents Speaker /lappa Delia Pi Chemistry Seminar "Nothing" Party Lockers for Rent William DuPree of the Kappa Delta Pi, National The Chemistry department '&> ta Tau Alpha will hold a There are still lockers for Cincinnati Publ School Honorary Education Society, will hold a seminar Friday. "Nothing" Party Friday rent in the tunnel near Millett System will speak on campus. will hold a meeting January 17 at 3:30 pm in 132 nigh». and you may find a hall. Rental fee s $3 for Monday. January 20 at 1 pm Wednesday. January 22 at Oelman. The seminar is due to one of your priceless winter and -spring quarters, in 101 Fawcett. His talk will 7:30 pm in the University entitled "Bioinorgn nic possessions! Come and help pay able at the can-iy counter be the third of a series on Center conference dining Chemistry of Molybdenum" us celebrate Nothing! Come in the University Center. urban politics sponsored by rooms. Members and and refreshments will precede to the Zeta Tau Alpha Sigma Tau Kpsilon "Nothing" Party. Bolinga Black Cultural prospective members are the seminar. Notary Publn Available Friday night. 9:00 pm at Resources Center welcorn" Staff and st .it" -nts in t'le DIIPrep's lecture is entitled Ping Pong Colony Forest Park Speaki r is Patricia Marx. Fawcett side of the quad now "Urban Education: A The Circle K club is Apartments Party House. Director of Handicapped have the services of a sponsoring their second Riverside Drive. Guys $2, Continuing Problem or a Services, who will speak on Montgomery County Notary ping-pong marathon at the women. $1.50. Free Profound Opportunity." "Honor or Service?" public available et no charge Dayton mall on March 12. mil nchies Staff and students on the Jai; ha nisi (Saturday and Sunday), for DA I Showing Allyn side of the quad should Jazz pianist Monty the benefit of the American University Business A Selection of Small Works. use the services of the Notary Alexander opens the Artist Cancer society. The Purchasing department I <)/;<• !v 197-1 by Thomas publics in Allyn hall. and Lecture series at 8 pm The club will need is in the process of disposing Macaulay opens at the Persons wishing Jo use this Friday. January 24, in the volunteers to help on the of a number of pieces of Dayton Art Institute. January MTV ice should contact Glady s main gy m of the PE building. project. People to help on cafeteria kitchen equipment II to February 2. in the Styron at ext 293 or drop by His latest recordings include publicity and ping pong that have been declared Circulating gallery. the Physics department in WeVe Only Jusl Hetfuii, Here olavers are also needed. surplus due to the recent Maciula.'s work has hcen Fawcett. Comes The Sun. and Hess, a 'For more information, call remodeling of our cafeterias. previously exhibited at the mixture of Jamaican and Monica Sieron at 293-1414. Any member of the Institute in the Ohio Painting American jazz. University community and Sculpture 197-1. Suotii s Seminar The concert is open to the interested may pick up a bid I)r Suozzi's seminar in form from the Stores office. public at no charge European Politics, History 070 Allyn hall. Sealed bids Scholarship and Culture will meet '.'-cry Radio Statioi must be returned by The American Production Tuesday evening at 7 room WWSU now presents the February 7. 1975. md Inventory Control News 158. Milleii The seminar is first in a weekly scries oi Society is offering two non-credit and voluntary. opinions oi the Wright State .100.00 scholarships to community, entitled. Who Production Management Karate Club Open House Cares? majors for the 1975-76 The WSU Karate club will Painting Exhibition "bis week's topic flow do school year. Applications be holding an "open house" T'.ie Dayton Art Institute you feel about the possibility may be obtained from Thursday, January Hi. at w'.il present an exhibition of of a women's cer.ter for Shorts Cordon Constable al 467 B 1:30 in the PK building dance painting hy Ohio artist A Ian Wrigh. State? Allyn and must be returned room. There w ill be a karate Jones from January 10 to This interesting and by March 25. demonstration, slideshow, February 9. An illustrated provocative program will air and a question and answer catalog of the exhibition is Wedni'sdav. January 2'2 Student Services period. All students, faculty, available. The exhibition was Student Insurance The Office of the Dean of and staff of WSU are made possible by a grant European Politics Seminar The deadline for student Students, handicapped welcome. The club will also from the Ohio Arts Council. [)r Suoz/i's seminar in insurance will be January 17. student services and be accepting new members Museum galleries are open European Politics. History 1975. Students wishing to Counseling services have the first two weeks of the to the public free of charge and Culture will meet every take advantage of the extended their .iffice hours to quarter. Practices are held from noon to five Tuesday Tuesday evening at 7 in 15H insurance plan should visit 7 pm Monday thru Thursday Monday. Tuesday, Thursday through Friday and Sunday, Millett. The seminar is 213 Allyn or call extension. for the Winter quarter and Friday from 4 pm to 6 and from nine to five on nun credit and voluntary. 777. pm in the Dam-e room. Saturdays. Geoscience survives inflation Order Your by Dai id Turner fi'ling the demand for qualified operational equipment. In a nation where stagflation personnel. "A prerequisite in achieving a and a rising unemployment rate During a period of the Master's degree," Schmidt said, hover over us. the field of economy with over 7 percent "consists of performing the CLASS RING geoscience has managed to unemployment, there are actual operation of the rigs. This survive. Due to the energy crisis, shortages of experts in the enables Ihe student to obtain the geoscience and its subfields have geology and hydrology fields. necessary experience - gain a at the more job opportunities than ever Those proficient in land use two-year jump on other before In some areas, we are planning are needed to better graduates." Book Store experiencing extreme difficulty utilize such areas as the San According to the Geotimes, a in filling these positions. Andreas fault Oil and gas professional geological-science Hon Schmidt, Chairer of the companies are seeking geology journal, master's amd bachelor's Department of Geology, stressed graduates at starting salaries of in geology increased, while the situation of job up to $25,000 annually, Indiana doctorates declined. The data opportunities in all fields of University reported. reinforce the theory that the geoscience. Both industry and "Here at Wright State we are manpowei grab is already government agencies, in priveleged to have one of the affecting the supply of preparing for years of energy best equipped professional professional with advanced crises, are finding difficulties in practice programs in the state of degrees. Employ ers still say they TKNO. Nevada (UP1) The Ohio," Schmidt said. Through want personnel with master's little boy was holding his various contacts with industry, degrees, but they can't wait u>r the extra time involved in Ihe $18,000 tightly, watching his WSU has obtained over one graduate work. father play a slot machine, when million dollars in seismic someone grabbed the child s money and ran away ZTA & <»TE BRING YOU... The boy was disappointed, but the thief undoubtedly was more The "Nothing Party" or (What so. The $18,000 was all play money. the hell else do you have to Airway Billiards do on Jan 17?) AH you can Wright Sialic Airway Shopping drink! Food also furnished. Center Come and help us drink to University Bookstore in the rear GUYS $2.00 nothing. FRIDAY, JANUARY 17 Lower Level, University Center COLONY APTS PARTY HOUSE RIVERSIDE DR OPEN 11 am DAILY maps available around campus 8 GUARDIAN January 16,1975 "Stones" a jagged flick by Mark Willis cranked out a hell of a lot of If yo«i think that listening to sound, but also a lot of rock lit sound levels approaching distortion. 1 don't remember the threshhold of ptin is a tost hearing the second guitar very of macho, or if you get off on much, and the bass was watching Mick Jagger bump and distinctive in only one song. grind, then Ladies unit "You Can't Always Get What Gentlemen, (he Rolling Slanes Von Want'' Near the midd!e of was probably worth your the film one of the speakers money. apparently blew out. The sound But if you went to the reproduction was clearer for a Victoria Opera House during the time; then the speaker was holidavs expecting to see a repaired, and the volume was woiiny successor to Gimme restored to its painful level Shelter, the classic Stones' flick, The color quality in l.adies then you probably felt rippwrl and Gentlemen is intense, hut off /.allies ond Gentlemen is just the filming i t seI f is anolher one of those concert unimaginative Jagger is seen movies that are overbilled. von tor ting his body and fondling overpriced, and superficial. the microphone from four or Admittedly, bias puts me in five camera angles and that's the second group I left the |ust about all there is to the Victoria with fu/.zy hearing, mov le. three dollars poorer The concert audience is seen It isn't the music in the film only at the end of the film, that is disappointing Most of though their deafening applause the tuts are from the Sticky is heard after each song This is Fingers anc Gil Yer Yu Ya's Out surprising a film thai tries to albums. This music has become a re-create the concert experience permanent part of my psyche, as cannot ignore the audience. The responsible as anything for involvement of being drunk or getting me through high school stoned With ten thousand other with my head intact people is not an everyday affair Furthermore, the plot besides man Product! o n is the Sometimes ii's as much ;.n being soap operaish. moves from Buildings crumble, dams disappointment in /.ndies unit attraction at a big rock conceit Earthquake cliff hanger to cliff hanger and collapse and unlike many special GtnUeiiwi. as the music. relies ori coincidence to an effects, especially those in The \ ict-.:ria used four As for Jagger's show manship, has faults incivdibic degree monster movies, are convincing. sis by four fool loudspeakers for whether he is narcissist or The heralded return of Ava Sensurround. :tu effect that is the soundtra k. This quad superman is a matter of personal by Gary Floyd tli.rdner is a disappointment, supposed to make those in the system get heavy hilling in taste. The makers of l aities and l.ots of stars and catastrophic and co-star Genievive Bujold. theatre feel like they're in an promotional ads lor the movie Gentlemen don't even try to events, seem to be the recent despite being one of history's all actual 7.1 RicMer. is a novel IK performance these stH-akers explore the qucs1 ion. cinema vogue, with such flicks a* time cuties. nevertheless gives no effect, but certainly not up to the Poseidon Adventure and the more ' han a mediocre the hype the pre-release Towering Interna, making long performance. publicity gave it. theatre runs and big bucks. Still, these flaws withstanding, Earthquake, if you'll pardor. "Pouch" a morality play Hut despite the tendency for this isn't a bad flick. The hell the pun. has faults, but is links of the genre to have with Charleton lieston, the stir nonet heless entertaining. flawed and predictable plots by Susan Opt of this flick is the special eifects Beverly Cardens, Mary Help of with acting bordering on the I In- « orld of magic and morals Christians and Fair brook, stale, the best thing about these came alive last weekend as W-Sl T hi- actors must be movies is that they've taken Theatre department presented commended for the obvious llolly'wood's special effects men I'he Magic Vouch a children's devotion I hey showed ill getting EUROPE off the welfare rolls and parti-'-ipation production, closed the children actively involved BOUND Forthi/uahe. presently showing its two performance run Sunday. Unlike most children's shows. at the llabel. is a good example Children of all ages gathered The Magic Pouch did not Starring Charleton lieston. this about "a magic" square, situated ali'.-nate the children or speak wouldn't vou rather come with us? picture, an event that geologist in the middle of the Creative above I he ir level of Lasi year over 200.000 students summered <" Euroue An«t iru> traveiwise and west coast Jesus freaks claim flew on charters Iwcauw u costs about HALF' This year a 3 6 week ticket Art's building's Celebration understanding. is long overdue: the destruction to London is $512. 2 3 wc-'ker $597 And us $/67 tor over six week*; from theatre. The youngsters were led The older children learned a New York. {That's what the airlines say MOW Last year there we*e two of Los Angeles by earthquake. unforcast increases') into song by student thespian few moral lessons such as The movie's initial t& minutes Not only do you fly with tis at half, but you can |tist about have your Sandy Hoggs, with such songs as "friendship mints walls" or "the choice of dates for 4. 5. 6. J. S. 9. 10 week duration during the summer is devoted to the development of "Bingo." in order to announce secret of life if love," these were And a!i you have to do to qualify is reserve your seal now by sending $100 subplots and there are a bundle, deposit. t>»us $10 registration fee Under recently new US Ciovernment their arrival to the actors worked in very effectively lieston is married to the suicidal regulations we must submit ail flight par ti<;t,»ams names and full payment Don Baker who played Toby, without sounding like something s»*ty days before each flight If you take the June 21 Au^jst 19 flight to Ava Gardner who is also the a young man, cami hounding from Sung h'u London for example, deposit leserves your seat and April 15 you send the daughter oC l.orne Greene, who $199 balance. Just one price for all flights whether you pick a weekend into the magic square carrying a The actors went about their laier befriends Arthur Kennedy departure ($15 extra on rhe regular Sare airlines) or j>eak «eason surcharge brown pouch. roles enthusiasticly and with date who is friends with Richard So send for out complete schedule, or tc be sure of your reservation now. The play, which centers seemingly unlimited energy. The Roundtree who later saves mail your deposit for one of our 3 to 5 weekly departures from June B"-.und a struggle for a pouch only major downfall was Zingu's through September Just speedy the week -ou want to travel and for how lienievive Bujold wh > is having 1 containing the virtues of long You wil receive your exact date confirmation and receipt by return tendency to "bark" rather than an affair with , well, vol get h.pwness, wisdom and health, mail All our flights are via fully certificated. US Government standard jet articulate, making him the idea and an fust class service From London there are many student flights to betwe'.i a lonely witch (Peggy incomprehensible at times. all parts of the Continent, frequent departures and many at 2 3 off the Holland) ind an old wizard regular fare One young lad after the show, REPUBt.iC AIR SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL losing his touch at magic, "THE 66:t FIFTH AVENUE l Richard Bliesel summed up almost all the NEW YORK. NEW YORK 1002? children's reactions when he 800 223 5389 The production, under the Great Skate .. ITOIL FREE) direction of student Mary remarked. "That was the best est it'n twice as much fun! show I ever seen!" Kessler, has been performing in * Open Skating on twin Charter flying is the hij»j«est bargain irea schools such as Park wood, rinks lice K roller) o Ice A Roller Skating in air travel today lessons • I'rivate tu Fund Raising Parties It's a woman's right to make Ifeveragt* Ihiek I'or more information, call 433-2116 her own decision. BEER. WINE, and PARTY SUPPLIES 24 fir service, strictly confidential. No tee. Open 8 om to II pm 7 days a week 668 Kaufman Ave IU 725 , mile east ol Davton Mall January !6.1975GUARDIAN* Of wine and thought, plus by Sathan Schwartz "Living in Ohio is a sentence. and suits and ties and long hair Images of people and wine and I'm going back to New York." and beards and no hair at all. cheese and herring that went too Other thought?.. Talking 2nd drinking and fasi: of apologies for deleted A photographer, "This is looking at sleds Cringing at the paragraphs and » vow of bullshit These people don't thought of the last headline. sensitivity. But more important, want to see art. They're here for "How to look at artistic the show. Sleds and signs and each othe- and the free food." sled> React" So 1 react "What repairs and photographs and Take another sip of wine. do you thinK.'' "1 like it." tents. Childhood revisited, larger The people. Jeans and fatigues "Whv?" No ii-action. than life. Rosebud Hannibal. Caucus wants merger Citizen Kane and Xanadu and (Continued from p 1 j sharing, tying in on the same long lost sleds. Drawings' Of what complaints are coming in." phone lines, information sleds. They have shapes of slates Harvey said of Caucus. exchange such as generalized for surface instead of wood. The "I can see that as a possibility, problems that come up" are country's going downhill? but not a probability," said some factors which Harvey is Tents or rather tent. On the Phillips concerning the influence considering wall. Green. With a sled. of the two equities upon each Ombudsei Paul Phillips said. Ci.mpmg and steddir.g. The joys other." I've got the problem under of childhood Remember the Harvey indicated that he consideration. I don't have any speed and the cold. Suicide hill didn't know how the merge kind of decision." and broken bones. A sled bound would be handled Partial stafr with plastic tubing filled with ! red liquid. Kool Aid'.' And seeds LONDON Il P!I It began at a at three paces. and grains. The breakfast of Christmas party with a remark The duelists met Thursday in champi'ins? Rosebud again! about a lady's cleavage, and the grounds of London Another glass of wine and a ended with a gentlemanly duel (uinrsity's Bedford College, talk with the artist with cream buns. a.id both took a battering How long have you been at Student Stephen Reszentniak Bin n was Smith w ho sank to his knees spluttering in defeat as OU?" accused Dr Kes Smith of •Three years. I'm getting out insulting Stephanie Kent. 20. at Ins second declared honor was in June." the party and challenged hiin to "It sounds like a sentence." a due! with 10 cream buns each Films, concerts head UCB line-up by <\>nme Buchenrolh the fee is $25. A belly dancing in the University Center Films, programs and concert class will be offered this quarter Upcoming programs for winter are scheduled by the University from January 13 to March 10, quarter include Virgin /"resident. This is jusI one of many exnibits in the experimental or! t enter Board for Winter and 5:30 to 6:30 pm and the cost is January 20 to the 28. The gallery in the Creative Arts building /Jeff lilies photo/ Spring quarters. $12 per person. Goldrush, February .'I to the 11; "The Center Board has signed A wine appreciation class will Thi Best of r.rnie Kovacs. a contract with Warner Brothers also meet from January 16 to February 18 to the 26; and Sex that eliminates risk by our March 6. on Thursday evenings Madness, March 3 to the 11 Statuatory rap corrected paying either film rental or 7:30 to 8:30 and the cost is $30 "The University Center Board has a pretty extensive program seventy cents per person, for students and $35 for BATON K O UG E . La seeing to it that the statue is well lined up." Stockton added, "and whichever is less," said Susan nonstudents as well as (UP!) Norbert R Gist-lair wants cared for and placed in a public for a school of this size there is a Stockton, Program Coordinator participants must be 21 years of the government to return to building where it may be good variety of activities Baton Rouge a statue of George enjoyed by all citizens of the for the University Center. "It is age. planned. our hope to make the films an UCB will also continue the Washington allegedly stolen United States." The suit said the statue was educational event as well as Video Tape Network programs from the city by federal troops entertainment by having ;juesl during the Civil War 112 years taken from Baton Rouge in speakers along with the films ago. 1862 when "unruly soldiers went on a rampage, leaving the and by having this contract we Gisclair filed suit in federal can have programs for interest court Friday asking thai the once beautiful city in ruins " The suit did not list the groups as well as the student Cosmic cowboys statue be returned and that he body." Stockton continued. be appointed permanent present whereabouts of the custodian "with responsibility of statue. The films that have been by Uamonia Knox and What They Mean.' February contracted from Warner Many students feel that if 1 I in Millett hall Brothers and will be seventy something is free, it's no good The Eastman Quartet, from cents admittance include Death "Not so." says Dr Leonard the Eastman School of Music, in UCB CINEMA In Venice, January 19; O Lucky Cargan. chairer of the Artist and Rochester. New York, will Man. February 2: Deliverance. 700 Lecture Series committee, "we perform Friday. February 28. February 23. Johnny Col His Sun Jan 19th have some excellent programs 8:00 pm in the Creative Arts Gun. March 2; Othello, March 9; this year, and they're all free." Cent'/. The Twelve Chairs. April 20; and According to Cargan. a portion Dean Scott I mpressionist- 6:30 & 8:45, Oelman Aud Frit; The Cat. May 11. of the cost comes from student Impersoriavor. accompanied b\ a Concerts scheduled for the activity funds, the rest Irom full orchestra. Bobby Bradshaw THt CELEBRATED STORY OF A MAN OBSESSED remainder of the year include university funds. and the Cosmic Cowboys w ill be BY IDEAL BEAUTY. HEO Speedwagon in the The committee consists of hcr^ on March 8, 8:00 pm in the Physical Education building four students, four faculty, and P E building. "Fantastic." said March 9. The Free Beer Band Cargan, SO the students have a Cargan. will be in the P E building April voice as the the choice of who is The U S Navy Steel band has 11 and afterwards there wil! be brought on campus. been added to the list. This is a fret- food and beer, possibly Cargan said that there isn't 12 person band with a sound outside if the weather permits. enough money in the budget ti. straight from Trinidad The Eagles and Jackson Browne bring in top artists, so they book Rounding out the year, the :ire scheduled April 27. good groups on their way up, for Oberlin Woodwind Quintet will UCB will sponsor "Pay One example, The Darius Brubeck perform in the Creative Arts Price Night" January 25, which Quartet, Oregon, and The Center. Bunyun Webb, the will include The Hot Honey Bar Kays, who were t.vre in the classical guitarist is back by Revue with a female fall quarter. Some lectures who popular demand. The University impersonatcr Dixie Peach, a .spoke last year were Norman will also sponsor him in the rock band; The Sew York Erotic Mailei. Jsmes Kilpatrick, and Dayton area school concerts. Film Festival, and an amateur Nicholas Von Hoffman. Finally, there is Frank strip tease. This quarter the Alexander Wakefield who plays Bluegrass "The miniversity is also Trio will perform on January 24, Mandolin. offering three courses this and George Gallup, of polling Bring your friends, in-laws, ) VISCONTI quarter." Stockton continued. A fame, will speak on 'The Poiling out-laws, every ore is welcome, SILVAN A MANGA.NO yoga class will meet from and pick up on something for 1 Process. Findings Nationwide, . :>LUCHINO VISCON!i r.P -3D January 13 to March 10 on nothing. Mondays from 3:00 to 6:00and 10 GUARDIAN January 16.1975 WSU's Gaver to play in womem's pro bowl (Basketball Pool by Dave Slickel publicize our efforts." Gaver "Many times on offensive I face bv Dave Slickel Among the student body at said. "We are supposed to be a tackle weighing over 250 lbs Congratulations to Doug Trimble on a perfect 10 for 10 Wright State University is a paid after each game but the and built like a brick wall." said effort in the first Guardian basketball pool. Trimble also professional football performer team is running in the 'red.' So Gaver. picked the Pittsburg Steei.-rs over the Vikings in the .Super that speriali/es in crushing we perform for the sake of the It is most definitely riot a Bowl. offensive running backs that love rather than for money." league for ladies as tempers, The Guardian staff of experts fared well with 80% dare hurl in her direction. A former Stebbin's graduate, piling on, and unsportsmanlike accuracy but the nod will have to go to Gary Floyd since he Susan Gaver just completed Gaver. hrs always been a sports conduct prevail. "A Columbus chose the S'.ee!ers while the rest of us will never read her first season with the Dayton activator She constantly read player gave me a bad time until a Dennis Geehan and his Sports Scope again. Fillies of the National All the sports pages, watched forearm blow sent her to the Our Guardian staff of experts will include Editor-in-Chief Women's Pro Football league. football games with her family, side lines with a concussion," Tom Snyder (TS). Associate editor Gary- Floyd (F), The blond defensive stalwart and participated in high school Gaver continued. "I guess at Managing editor Frank Salsburg (FS), and Sports editor performs at defensive tackle and activities. "1 always wanted to times we get so mad that we Dave Stirkel (DS). offensive tackle for the Fillies in play tackle football but being a forgpt the football game and just Once again it is lime to turn to the wonderful world of addition to spearheading the girl limited that dream in try to kill each other." college basketball with ten games being played Saturday specialty teams for kick-offs and school." Gaver commented After the Pro Bowl it will be a and Monday night with a tie breaker. Here they are: punt returns. Dayton finished the season lay off until May for the Fillie Notre Dame) FS) at Marquette) DS)(TS)< F) "I really enjoy defense much with a fine (6-1 | record and was sparkplug. In the meantime it North Carolina at No Carolina St (DS)(TS)