Vol. LXV no. 51 UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI Friday, June 2, 1978 ·student Affairs will seek new heads for residence halls By Joe Awad Coordinators and Managers. NR News Editor The Residence Life Development Major personnel and departmen area is a combination of what is tal changes as part of the reorganiza currently Residence Hall Program• tion within Student Affairs will result under the direction of Ann Huser and in the appofntment of a new Associate Residence Hall counseling which is Vice Provost for the Residence Halls under Stephen Scheurer, acting Services (RHS) and reduce the director of residence hall staff. number of RHS directors from five The restructured system also in to two. cludes a director of Budget and Dick Moore, associate vice Operation. The Housekeeping and provost for residence halls services, · Maintence Staffs will operate under will no longer, as of July I, hold his ~ this director's area. current position, according to Janet Greenwood, vice provost for student The Director of Budget and affairs. Operation will be responsible for the Greenwood would not elaborate functions currently divided among on the nature of the decision in MOORE Carl Schutte, director of Budget and volving Moore, calling it a "per or early next week. He said he did not Management of RHS; Richard sonnel matter." intend to resign. "I think resigning Stevens, director of residence hall Greenwood said the consolidation . says something that I don't want to maintenance; and Franca Jones, of the five "front level" or director say," said Moore. director of resident services and positions within RHS will be done Greenwood said that as a result of management. Jones will remain with the residence halls to assist the Direc Mark Bowen/the NewsRecord as direct result of the serious problems the "reorganization" the five UC Ah, it feels so good. encountered by RHS throughout the employes presently occupying the tor of Budget and Operation in a staff capacity, according to Greenwood. Two UC students find relief from temperatures which soared into the upper SO's. year. She cited the problems of food five directorships will not have those service, RHS policies and positions next year because the Greenwood said letters were procedures, and RA training. positions will not exist after the written stating that the positions She said the change will be im consolidation is complete. currently held ·by the five directors 'Threat of prosecution' prompts plemented to achieve greater "ef Greenwood said ail five employes would be "abolished." ficiency" and to improve "(student) are eligible to apply for the two new She said that after- July 1 the service delivery" within the residence positions but are not guaranteed current directors could negotiate to late cancellation ofX-·rated film halls system. jobs within the Student Affairs Divi remain in their positions on a month By Ed Perlman Melanie Stinson, university legal mittance because they did not have On Wednesday, Moore told the sion or the university. to month basis until two persons to NR Editor counsel, said, "It was not completely UC student ID's. News Record a letter received by him Based on the restructured system, fill the newly created director The UC Film Society late last one hundred percent that it (arrests) In 1975 the Film Society cancelled from Greenwood last week stated residence halls will operate under positions are appointed. Friday afternoon cancelled its would happen, but the risk was there." its showing of another controversial that his contract with the university' two directors who will report directly Greenwood said a national search presentation of the X-rated movie She said anybody involved in the pre movie, "Pink Flamingos," after a vice would not be renewed. to the Associate Vice Provost for committee to locate an Associate Vice "The Devil in Miss Jones" after lear sentation of the movie (Film Society squad threatened to confiscate the "I've been here one year. What Residence Life. Provost for Residence Life and a ning that a Cincinnati vice squad was members, ushers or ticket takers) film and arrest those involved in its could I really have done (to improve The Director of Resident Life search committee to locate the direc the system)," said Moore. Development will be responsible for tors would be formed by next week. planning to attend a showing of the "could have been arrested." presentation. • I movie that night. Film Society members conferred Hoylman said that by cancelling Moore, Weanesday satd, he wo11ld Resident Counselors and Advisors, She said she desires to fill the On the request of Hamilton County with university officials Friday after the movie, "perhaps our (Film meet with his attorney later this week Hall Receptionists, and Apartment positions by July l. prosecutor Simon Leis, vice squad noon not only to examine the legal Society's) credibility will be hurt." He officials Friday morning informed ramifications of showing the movie added, however, "I tend to think the Henry Sandman, UC public safety but also to ensure that the university students will support us. I think the A & S curriculum questionnaire director, that they would attend the stand behind any decision the students will back what we did." movie, to which only students with UC organization made. Hoylman said, "It was clearly a ID's could be admitted. Sandman According to Linda Faaborg, matter of convenience" that the Film void of women & minority issues was told the vice squad did not have a associate vice provost for student af Society viewed the film so late on Fri warrant to seize the movie or make fairs, a university film policy clearly . day. The film arrived "two to three By Patrick Maio Lipsich did not show the letter to programs and services at UC, said arrests but only sought cooperation outlines "the right of the university, days in advance," he said. NR University Editor the committee because the "letter was that "unless you have a really high from Campus Police. as an academic community, to Approximately 125 tickets to the A letter last month sent to A&S sent to me," said Lipsich. consciousness" a faculty person After viewing the film just hours program what it wants programm movie were purchased in advance. Dean David Lipsich, which re A curriculum review questionaire would not know what to write for one before it was scheduled to be shown, ed." She said the administration was Most of the ticket holders had their quested that a reevaluation of that sent by Lipsich to A&S faculty on question on the questionnaire. The the Film Society decided the "threat supportive of any decision of the money refunded the night of the college be undertaken, was not May 4 contained items discussed by question left space for comment con of prosecution was too great" to pre Film Society. show. shown to the Correlation Committee the Corelation Committee. The pur cerning what action the Coorelation sent the movie, according to chair Hoylman said the administration Hoylman said he expected a which advices faculty on curriculum, pose of the questionnaire was to find Committee should take as a solution man. Mike Hoylman. was "backing us all the way with sellout crowd for the movie. The according to Lipsich. The letter sent if there is a desire by faculty to create to problems in A&S curriculum. "We'd like to have shown the film," w:1atever decision we made." revenue from ticket sales, he said, by 10 officials of various minority a group structure in the college and if Rawlings said she could not unders said Hoylman, "but it didn't seem Four years ago, members of a Cin would have prevente'd the Film groups requested the _elimination of there is a need for a general tand why an attached sheet, which like the intelligent thing to do. We cinnati vice squad tried to view the Society from running in the red. "The alleged sexism and racism in the curriculum review. could have centered on women and didn't want to be involved in any Film Society's showing of"The Devil university will bail us out of our course offerings, content, and titles Edna Rawlings, chairperson of the minority issues, was not included legal proceedings." in Miss Jones" but were denied ad- (financial) problems," he added. of courses in the college. committee to evaluate women's continued on page 3 Track team petitions Report outlines dismal financial picture
for removal of coach By Glenn S. Sample part to a five percent annual increase and the primary academic and in budget is estimated to be more than By Bob Harbaum N R Copy Editor in wage, salary and staff benefits, es structional support programs. 'fhe $123 million, a 32 percent increase in N R Sports Editor The UC Office of Budget Planning timated to reflect the impact of fund is supported by student tuition expenses. A .petition signed by 28 out of last week released a report which middle-range inflation. The annual and fees as well as state subsidy ap For that same period, income to 30 track team members, details a dismal financial forecast for rate of inflation for utilities and fuels propriations. the university is estimated to be more the university for the next six years. is estimated to increase percent, requesting the removal of head 10 than $115 million, an increase of 24 based on studies by the Physical It is anticipated that the un coach Lansing Holman because percent. of his "ineptness as a coach," was The report forecasts that if the un Plant. designated fund of the Clifton cam given to athletic director iversity continues at its present rate pus 1978-79 budget will be more than According to UC President Henry William Jenike in a meeting of growth with the addition of no new Non-compensation items such as $93 million. State appropriations for Winkler, the report makes several yesterday morning. programs, the difference between ex travel, supplies, telephone, postage, the university are anticipated to be assumptions which could be Team captains Claude pected income and · anticipated ex and equipment will increase annually more than $55 million and tuition characterized as optimistic in the Holland and Bernie Weber, penses could be as much as $8 million by two percent. The inflation rate for and fees will constitute $33.6 million. areas of student enrollment, infla sophomore hurdler Wayne by fiscal year 1984-85. If new library books and periodicals was es tion, and subsidy support by the By fiscal year 1984-85 the an Mason, and former team progra!ll requests are approved, timated to be 10 percent annually. Ohio General Assembly. calculated at three percent annually, ticipated expenses of the un member and assistant coach designated fund portion of the Projections of the report assume Keith Holland met with Jenike it is estimated in the report that the The report addresses the un budget will be more than $146 that state subsidy appropriations will and assistant athletic director gap between income and expenses designated general fund of the Clif increase five percent annually. In ad could be as much as $31 million. ton campus which is used to fund the million, a 57 percent increase if new James Kelly for 50 minutes to programs increase an average of dition, the report assumes a five per- . review the grievances listed on expenses of the college instructional cent increase in tuition rates HOLMAN The increases, according to the Of programs, operation and three percent annually. If no new the petition. "We won't be making any fice of Budget Planning, are due in maintenance of the physical plant, programs are implemented, the continued on page 3 "We presented what we had to statements until we've talked them," said Holland. "We with the coach and with the really put it in their hands." athletes more. It's going to take a What they had was a · while." Holman is currently typewritten list of problems with attending the NCAA Track and Hartma11 elected Fac. Senate chairman six main categories and 27 Field Championships in Eugene, specific examples. The six major . Oregon. By Mike Williams ' of the students will be realized. improve our graduating product," .,the years. In the past, Professor Hart grievances were: "Lack · of Holman, a 1974 graduate of NR Staff Writer Hartman said he wants to change Hartman added. "I plan to work' man has served as an at-large coaching ability, failure to Drake University where he George Hartman, professor of the faculty merit measurement. closely with student senate and work member of the Faculty Senate, and recruit, lack of organization, established II school records as marketing, has been elected Chair Currently, each college differs in the towards recognition of student input has served as a representative from lack of honesty, favoritism," and a sprinter, came to UC the man of the Faculty Senate. He manner in which they grant in regards to educational progress." the College of Business Administra the resulting problems, the first following year as a graduate assumed that position June I. promotions and raises. He said he According to Hartman UC tion. Hartman also was vice of which was "loss of respect for assistant. That summer, head Hartman, who has already begun hopes to improve the overall employs some of the brightest chairman of the Faculty Senate for the coach resulting in loss of coach Bill Klayer resigned, and the process of appointing various development of the faculty and such scholars in the world and he sees two years and chairman of the faculty motivation." he recommended Holman for committee members, will serve in areas as minority opportunities. them as a wealth of knowledge and grievance committee. Most recently, Weber said "organization the job. Holman is in his third that capacity for the next two years. information. He said he is counting Hartman served as a member of the and coaching ability are the two year as UC coach. As faculty chairman, Hartman Hartman said he wants to on their input to make his term as presidential search committee. big ones. A lot of the other "They didn't seem to want to said he hopes to improve faculty reemphasize the relevance of the chairman a "fruitfull and productive problems are due to organ go to any trouble to -get a relations with the administration. If various program evaluations. Accor meeting of the minds." As Chairman, Hartman . will ization." ' coach,"said Weber, who was this is accomplished, he said, a more ding to Hartman, "We have to look Hartman will add the position of preside over the Faculty Senate, After the meeting, Jenike said, being recruited when Holman creative and responsive faculty, at the overall quality of the univer Chairman to a long list of other of which meets ten times yearly, from continued on page 3 better equipped to handle the needs sity and make a concerted effort to _ficial university titles he has held over September through June. •"J: • • I :.:. ~~~-· 2 Friday* June 2, 1978 UC p< CPS !'L~ HAVE A BIG MtC, ~RJES Acon, AND A FEDfRAL~Y ~ parkir :OPINION&.. COMMENT. By Chip P< FUNDED ABORTIO\l. , N R Associate Campus Police he: results of their investiJ ed schemes to steal m .. parking office to t Simon the obscene Prosecutor's office. C may be brought agair Simon Leis, the man who wears a hundred hats, has members viewed the movie just hours before it was attendants who alleg . taken on one mGre. In his role as county prosecutot: scheduled. parking permits for60 he has been serving as the city's chief lawyer, Thus did Sig Brother Simon and his gang Tim Williams, of Car psychologist, sociologist and protector. Now he intimidate the Film Society and threaten all "The investigation _becomes the city's chief educator. guarantees of academic freedom at UC. While concluded," said Wil As his "duty" to decide what ought to be professing to represent the community's obscenity information we have : programmed in an academic community like UC, standards, they have completely disrupted the been sent to the Pros - Our Imperial Governess requested that a Cincinnati educational process at UC by dictating to students what they should and should not see. The Prosecutor's o : vice squad attend a showing of the X-rated movie whether the inform It "The Devil in Miss Jones," scheduled last Friday is clear on the one hand that a university cannot Police gathered du1 - night in TUC by the UC Film Society. Although operate as an absolutely insulated entity, shielded week investigation · - Henry Sandman1 UC public safety director, was by the high walls of academic freedom. But it is criminal charges · - told the vice squad did not have a warrant to seize equally clear on the other hand that a university not ~hift parking ~tt,•nrl.> - the movie or make arrests, he was asked to ensure be run like the Marine Corps with Gen. Leis in Along with - the cooperation of Campus Police. charge. which was not - Hours later Film Society members met with The educational process involves the - university officials to examine the legal development of the mind as a reasoning tool : ramifications of showing the movie. Although there through distinguishing the better from the worse ::- was no evidence that arrests would definitely be and coping intelligently with the problems of a free made if the film was presented, according to Melanie society. By intimidating the UC Film Society, which Stinson, university legal counsel, "'the risk was university officials agree is an educational activity, Bennis' house there" for Film Society members, ushers, film Leis blocked the pathway of the educational Letters ... "around $215,000" projectionists and others involved m the process. closing occurs June presentation to be arrested. An X-rated film doubtless 1rntates many Myron Ullman, Claiming that the Film Society did not "want to students, though not all ofthem. But the world is fulf business affairs. be involved in any legal proceedings," Mike of annoyances and irritations, and some of these Graduating senior blasts UC Owned by UC, Hoylman, chairman, announced the decision to vexations, like paternalistic politicians, are worse located at 750 cancel "The Devil in Miss Jones" after Film Society than the film itself. Toe Editor: the main computer and function just Nobody really knows who you are put up for sale Fe Four years ago I began my educa as well. except you. That doesn't really 000. tion at UC. The years have seemed In the area of sports, I feel it is a matter because you have to live with Monies both long and short at different shame and disgrace that in a universi yourself. from the Francis Mayor's aide turns public away milestones in my college career. Now ty this size so few students turn out This is to let you know a little ment Fund were use here I am a graduating senior about for sports, regardless of a winning or about your victims. We are a working Ali D'Arrigo to undertake the study of law at UC. losing ream. What is needed is to class family of two; my son and You had better grab Cincinnati and in demand. Springer is on the verge of becom During my four years, there have return basketball to this campus, myself. The money you took was our Mayor Gerald Springer while he This reporter feels, however, that ing a national figure. His charisma, been many, many things that I have although I do not believe a new arena survival money for the rest of this often strolls about campus because needed discretion lying under the personality, and wit have been il either read about, heard-about, or ex is a viable alternative. A restruc quarter. Your action has put our very the days of his accessability are guise of a "policy" would be lustmted throughout national media. perienced first hand that have caused turing of priorities is sorely needed survival on the line. The money you Lipsi dwindling since a new policy now detrimental to the unique quality But if Springer loses this unique me excessive irritation. I have decid here. took was for food and next month's limits his attainability. Springer possesses as a politician quality of "rubbing elbows" with his ed to save all of these things and vent I sincerely hepe the new library is rent. So in the future when you hear a The policy, enacted three weeks his accessability. electorate, this reporter feels that he my wrath all at once. more efficient in locating books and child cry in hunger; maybe even your ago, is designed to screen all those will, regretably, become just another Now, frrst of all, I realize many an improvement in atmosphere for own child in the future, I hope you'll wishing to see the mayor, according For instance, to inform a caller politician. . people have complained about the studying. The existing library could remember or the next time you see a to Howard Wolkoff, Springer's ap that a policy exists that offers the par parking situation. As a four year long easily be used for a greenhouse in family evicted for non-payment of pointment secretary. ty options on attending either a high Wolkoff says the policy is yet un distance (20 miles one-way) com winter and a sauna in summer. As a rent I hope you'll remember. The unwritten policy gives school press conference or send written but there are plans to muter, I share these gripes. I would matter of fact, I dropped no less than But I don't hate you. I've been in limitless discretion as to who can or questions via the mail, is in bad taste. strengthen the policy by written tules like to know why when one is new to three classes because they required volved too long in social struggle not cannot see Springer, using the policy And it is ironic that Springer would and guidelines. a position he or she feels thing must that I use the reserve room which was to understand robbery out of as a scapegoat. In this day and age, spend his precious time being a disc Perhaps these criticisms are be immediately changed. No wonder more than tolerable. Every book I desperation. But conditions won't review of when people need to see the mayor jockey on the TUC bridge yet would premature, but it is forseeable that Women's Lib has been set back with need right away is either lost or in change until we stop ripping each and degree about grievances ranging from park request those wishing to speak with this new policy could expand or even examples like this. The old system storage. Let's hope for better things. other off and unite to struggle for our college. ing tickets to weeds on sidewalks, dis him to wave hands aimlessly amidst worse - survive. may have had a few "kinks," but was Lastly, a hymn should be sung for rights in society. This is the only way Lipsich cretion is imperative. There is no high school students or become a D'Arrigo is a sophomore majoring in heaven compared to this lottery and the unknown commuter, especially we can all hope to have a better questionnaires are doubt that Springer's time is valuable pen-pal. Political Science, and is aNR staffwriter. hassle we have now. The first day of during the last two winters when I future. faculty interests to class is supposed to be just that and spent THREE hours getting to cam Kim Surber reevaluation are not spent in a parking line. Also, I pus only to hear classes were A&S Senior who want the Arena supporters distort facts notice a phenomenal price increase cancelled as I slid into the uncleared have adequate input and no service increase and I'm sure parking lot. After all this is a com curriculum. The Richard Bozian the monetary rip-off by parking muter school and those in all areas Gut reaction mittee's purpose is A column in the May 26 to answer our pertinent questions of chance the MPCPC will abort the attendants will ultimately be paid for should consider and plan for this, es and to debate NewsRecord by Matt Smith was an where the money for operating, project. Is the Multi-Purpose Center by more student decal increases. pecially the parking office. To the Editor: attempt to criticize the University maintenance, and parking expenses Planning Committee approving the Moving on to another area, I . It is a shame that I am ending my I would like to express my sincere .Priorities Committee (UPC) for its is to come from. In the Ohio Senate, project before the feasibility study is attended the Honors Day Banquet undergraduate career or I would appreciation for Ross Levatter's . opposition. to the arena included in Senator Stanley Aronoff introduced completed? and although the food was just seriously consider putting to use the editorial concerning minimum wage : the Multi-Purpose Complex. Fully a bill which required the architects of passable, it ran smoothly and was knowledge I have learned in one of laws. No other issue I know of is con three-fourths of the column is the Complex to show the extent of And why did Mr. Smith not accept well-organized. The only catch was my political theory classes, which in sidered with so much emotional gut · devoted to lengthy descriptions of the the expected deficit and how the our challenge to a formal debate on that many of those invited to be volves obtaining effective change reaction and irrationality. This is honored had their invitation negated . what made Mr. Levatter's editorial . Multi-Purpose Complex's deficit would be repaid. It was the issue over WFIB radio? through organized students' curriculum While it is nice for parents, grand so significant - it is one of the few educational benefits and the last defeated. The architects doing the When one considers the weak movements as happened in the 60's. sich. . fourth to the arena. It alleges we are study do not have to provide any in justification utilized in support of the parents, friends, etc., to accompany ·unfortunately, most of us must go on rational treatments I have come Persons were a opposed to the construction of the formation as to how much and who arena, upon further investigation one those being honored, the whole pur to graduate school and get jobs, leav across. Having personally lo~t a part the questionnaire . entire Complex. pays. might discover another reason for pose is lost when the honorees receive ing us little or no time to get changes time job due to legislative fiat, I know This is a gross misrepresentation of the elabomte arena plans. When the selective or negated invitations. And made. first hand what a sham the minimum return them to the . the facts, for the UPC has never been The site most frequently men UPC approached Gerald Shawhan, this did not just happen to those who I now feel a great sense of relief, wage is. that Lipsich could. ' opposed to the Center, only the arena tioned for the arena is the Fieldhouse director of planning, he asked us to turned in their reservations late, but although I only touched upon the Faced with numerous cost-benefit at a faculty .. ,~. .. uu}'l · included with it, yet the column tries lot, which holds over I ,500 cars. consider "political realities" to those who replied by the deadline. major irritations, and can continue analyses that destroy the pro Lipsich said : to tie our opposition to the arena in There are no plans for parking during associated with the arena. He said A third area of concern is the at for another three years at this hallew minimum wage positiOn, Mr. questionnaire . with the educational facilities, as if the interim construction period. Who "personal considerations" might titude of professors and personnel at ed university. Levatter's editorial must appear to malized. The : we oppose the whole thing. at UC is not appalled at the thought enter into the decision for approving this university. Many treat students Marcia Van Pelt some like flogging a dead horse. But questionnaire was · The UPC is perplexed. Weeks ago of 1500 extra cars competing for the arena. We now refer to the Cin with the attitude that they are being Senior never has a dead horse had such a Lipsich has called we went before Student Government space? cinnati Post article of Oct. 13, bothersome and office hours seem to Political Science vicious kick. Intellectual admission the questionnaires · and we personally handed Mr. Smith To replace the Fieldhouse Lot with headlined "Retaliation Feared On get less and less. Punctuality to me is aside, the article of faith remains In tact. The last response a defender of a copy of our petition. Over 2000 an underground garage has been Arena Issue." State legislators told a sign of self-discipline and habitual Rip-off artist .~··················· ' students and 800 faculty members suggested. The sole reason for the the Post that Myril Shoemaker, the tardiness by instructors wastes both minimum wage might make is "but I · have signed our petitions. They know parking fee increase this year is the powerful chairman of the Ohio my time and money. In my four years To the Editor: mean well." The road to helf is paved · the petitibn states clearly and con new library underground garage. House Finance Committee and main here, there has only been one or two This is an open letter to the Annie with good intentions. . cisely that signers and the UPC are Would not another new garage raise supporter of the arena, said: "if professors whom 1 felt was truly con Laws rip-off artist who stole my Stanley Eyman . not opposed to the Multi-Purpose parking fees to a staggering amount? anyone in Hamilton County opposed cerned over my growth as an in wallet during the Saturday evening Arts and Sciences · Center, only the arena. Either Mr. Declining enrollments make UC's the arena it will cost UC all of it's dividual. Most are as mechanized as folk dancing session. Sophomore · Smith did not read the petition we financial future bleak. UC cannot af capital improvements money (a total gave him (only 3 paragraphs), or he is ford the dmin on General Funds sup of $25.2 million)." Will the UC Ad : attempting to mislead the reader. porting an arena, especially since no ministration knuckle under? · The UPC is charged. with funds are forthcoming to defray "Pessimism is only the name men Where are 'crippled minorities?' pessimism. We are asked how a operating and maintenance costs. of weak nerves give to wisdom."- · group .can oppose the arena before , An April 18th, the NewsRecord Mark Twain, Ink of Hisotry Logan Earl Miller the feasibility study is completed. quotes Adolf Olivas, former student Bozian is chairman of the University ; The feasibility study is not designed body president as saying there is little Priorities Committee. In response to Ross Levatter's conducted by me indicate there are one embarrasment to this country - column "Special Treatment Cripples enough of those "dwarves." discrimination. Minorities," I would like to answer But after giving the column a little It is a shame that affirmative ac this perplexing piece of nonsense. All more thought than I initially cared to tion programs were so difficult to es the talk about "hunchback dward un give, I have come up with an in tablish in this country in the first derrepresentation in medical school" teresting question. Is his column pro place, and it is worse that they must makes me wonder if the author is in Bakke fn,m the closet? rigidly be defended from attackers fact a medical student endowed with I am sure a writer of Levatter's in before true equality is reached. The ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ s~hL The res~~ ofaperson~poll telligence would have at least one Bakke case brings to mind a phrase specific program in mind that an old history teacher used to ought to take a Editorial Staff cripples minorities. After all motivate her students. "If you don't Ed Perlman ...... Editor W.alter f!'-'1~~-ls.m!ln ...... Cartoonist "minorities" refers to severn! groups. get anything else from my class, get Chip Power.-...... • ...... Associate Editor Bob Harbaum ...... : ...... • : . Sports Editor Ask mom, dad Well, in my experience, I have never this. History repeats itself," she Joe A wad ...... News Editor Ed Swab . . . • . • ...... • . . . • . • . . . . • . . . . . • . . Ass't Sports Editor had the misfortune of seeing this would remind us. Tom Cosgrove ...... Arts Editor Pittsburgh Post Gazette (;lenn S. Sample ...... Copy tditor collection of so-called ·"crippled It is sad to say that the end product Patrick Maio ...... : ...... University Editor taurel D. Pauls ...... Ass't Arts Editor · David Montango .. • ...... Ass't University Editor Mark Bowen ...... •. • ...... Photography Editor A Foregone Conclusion of the minorities." of such a replay would produce Lisa Steinket· ...... • .. . , .. . .•...... Features Editor Tim Samad ...... Ass't Photography Editor Year award should soon be on its Now that I think of it, there is talk catastrophic results. So, if for no Gerald Hinkle .... ·..: ...... Ass"t Features Editor Pat Ward ...... ~ Ass't Photography Editor way to American lnstutute of of special programs aimed at in other reason than common sense, Public Opinion for this startling creasing the number of minorities maybe it is best the Bakke's of this Bu~iness Staff datum, turned up in a poll of 13- practicing or studying medicine. To· country go to lunch. Scott Lipps ...... Business Manager Carrie Halpert . • ...... Classified Advertising Manager· to-18 year-olds: Only 20 percent my knowledge, I do not see how this You can not keep people hungry Jeff Pruzan ...... National Advertising Manager Andy Magar ...... Local Advertising Manager of American teenagers think hurts anyone in a country that con for 400 years, give them the chance to Jim Burkhart ...... Ass't Local Advertising Manager their parents aren't strict enough. fesses to a shortage of minority doc eat, and then tell them they have had
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One subscription is with murder." not-to-distant-past, of the nation. .ill!tn_e~ess~r~~ ~~~.ss -~~ ~p!nion of t~e Univer~ity_ of Cincinnati. .SIS payable in advance, second class ~sta2e J!aid at Cincin~ati, Ohio,., helps overcome what is the number Miller is a first year medical student . Friday, June 2, 1978 3 UC police complete Final exam schedule Six year budget forecast Classes which have their continued from page 1 first class meeting on: · equivalent to that of increased state growth rate in total revenues. In ad- _ parking investigation -- Monday 8:00 or 8:30 · Wednesday, June 7, 8:00-10:00 subsidy rates. dition new program requests can By Chip Power Williams said Campus Police has 9:00 or 9:30 [ Monday, June 5, 8:00-10:00 Also, the report assumes that only be funded through retrench N R Associate Editor submitted recommendations to 10:00 or 10:30 1 Thursday, June 8, 1:30-3:30 enrollment on the Clifton campus ment or reallocation of existing Campus Police have forwarded MaryAnn Roulier, director of park 11:00 or 11:30 , Tuesday, June 6, 1:30-3:30 Monday, June 5, 1:30-3:30 will decline by as much as I ,500 full resources. results of their investigation of alleg ing, and to John Stafford, director of 12:00 or 12:30 1:00 or 1:30 ·Wednesday, June 7, 1:30-3:30 time equivalent students by 1984-85. In his inaugural address last April, ed schemes to steal money from the campus services, that detail what 2:00 or 2:30 Friday, June 9, 8:00-10:00 The report of the Office of Budget President Winkler sai_d that new parking office to the Cincinnati steps the parking office can take to ' 3:00 or 3:30 :Thursday, June 8, 4:00-6:00 Planning concluded that base budget programs, new initiatives and the up . Wednesday, June 7, 4:00-6:00 Prosecutor's office. Charges of theft ~void revenue losses in the future. 4:00 or 4:30 reductions will be necessary before grading of existing services will be 5:00 or 5:30 or lneplar • Monday, June.S, 10:30-12:30 may be brought against UC parking One way t}l.e parking office could the reallocation of monies for new realized largely by the careful attendants who allegedly sold 35¢ avoid problems of selling 35¢ parking Tuesday · 8:00 or 8:30. , Tuesday, June 6, 8:00-10:00 programs. Annual increases of some reallocation of existing resources parking permits for 60q:, according to tickets for more than they are worth 9:00 or 9:30 Friday, June 9, 10:30-12:30 kind in both tuition and subsidy rates through careful consideration by the Wednesday, June 7, 10:30-12:30 Tim Williams, of Campus Police. would be to have each individual 10:00 or 1 ~:30 or Irregular Thursday, June 8, 8:00-10:00 will be necessary to sustain a minimal faculty of what is most important. parking station on campus disperse 11:00, 11:30, or 12:00 "The investigation has just been 12:30, 1:00, or 1:30 Thursday, June 8, 10:30-12:30 color-coded tickets, a source close to concluded," said Williams," and the 2:00 or 2:30 IMonday, June 5, 4:00-6:00 WARNING! the investigation said. 3:00, 3:30, 4:00, or 4:30 I Tuesday, June 6, 10:30-12:30 information we have gathered has Friday, June 9, 1:30-3:30 been sent to the Prosecutor's office. "Irregularities" in parking office 5:00 or 5:30 The Cupboard may be habit-forming operations that caused a loss of about Tuesday, June 6, 4:00-6:00 Wednesday A.M. &.Ineaular The Prosecutor's office will decide $15 a night prompted the investiga Friday, June 9, 1:30-3:30 Wednesday P.M.&.Irregular whether the information Campus tion, accordmg to Rouller. Thursday &Irregular Thursday, June 8, 10:30-12:30 Police gathered during the three- The police report includes infor Friday &Irregular Friday, June 9, 4:00-6:00 week investigation warrants filing mation regarding other alleged in Saturday I Saturday, June 10 criminal charges against some second stances odd misconduct on the part ~hift parking attendants. of the parking attendants, but 0 1 wh~~~n!as ~~~ r:~:se~ !~~h:e:r~~~: ~~~~;t ~~~h~~-s "premature" to AI bumart investigated The Cupboard· !Bennis' house to be soldl A business enterprise that sells dis further. 2613 Vine St. University Village By Lisa Steinker house "around 1971-72" said Ul- counted records, Albumart, which The NewsRecord had received numerous complaints about the com Features Editor lrnan. has advertised in the NewsRecord, is being investigated for allegedly rip pany after an Albumart's ad was run. Former UC President Warren Since the purchase, $148,993 was Bennis' house will be sold for ping off customers, according to the If you have placed an ad with used for renovating the property, said Postal Inspector, in New Haven Con Albumart and want additional infor "around $215,000" as soon as the Ullman. Some of the renovation closing occurs June 22, according to neticut. mation from the postal inspector, costs were for architectural and Myron Ullman, vice president for write the Inspector in Charge, engineering work, landscaping, im business affairs. UC students, who have placed Boston, Massachusettes, 02107, proving the parking facility, and. uc Owned by UC, the residence, orders with Albumart and have not attention Fraud Section. patios, he said. located at 750 Ludlow Avenue, was received any merchandise should, ac cording to the postal inspector, send The postal inspector said cancelled j----GIRDLE DIAMETER __ 100% knows who you are put up for sa'Ie February 7 for $215,- Bennis' horne was used "on a daily I '--TABLE - 55% -----' 000. basis" for UC functions such as all relevant information to his office checks would expedite the investiga- doesn't really so the matter may be investigated ' have to live with Monies amounting to $55,000 seminars, concerts, CCM events and from the Francis Baldwin Endow various foundation events, said Ul you know a little ment Fund were used to purchase the lman. Weare a working two; my son and you took was our Track te·am petition HOME OF THE for the rest of this continued from page 1 has put our very line. The money you Lipsich was hired. "We're going to ask that None of the members of the team COPY and next month's they take more time next time, if expressed any dislike of Holman 5¢ whenyouheara there is a next time," added distance personally, but cited such things as MASTER COPY & QUICK PRINT CENTER , maybe even your continued from page 1 runner David Boston. "injuries to athletes attributed to 3325 HARRISON riN CHEVI OT NEAR N BEND future, I hope you'll "It's been developing ever since he's coach's negligence," "failure of PHONE 661 -1818 next time you see a with the questionnaire. been here," junior middle distance athletes improving during college A diamond must be cut according to these· non-payment of The questionnaire asked if the runner Karl Kimbrough said of the career," and "two way rules" as exact angles and proportions to capture remember. enormous impact of certain feelings against Holman. "It's just reasons for their concern. maximum fire and brillance. Most diamonds you. I've been in social changes which have occured taken this long for everyone to see it." "We're not going against the guy as are not cut this ~ay. in social struggle not during the past decade and a half Team members said they've held a man," says Boston, "we just don't robbery out of had made it necessary to initiate a several meetings to discuss the feel we have someone who can touch conditions won't review of undergraduate curriculum problems with Holman over the past us properly." stop ripping each and degree requirements in the few years. The petition said, "he has Come to Lange's to ::.ct.: the dift"t:rcncc to struggle for our college. always promised to change "I'd like to see us keep Lance as a This is the only way Lipsich said that when the something to alleviate the problems, coach and have the situation clear but has always failed to deliver." up," admitted Weber. "He's gotta to have a better questionnaires are tabulated and a medical "They'll change for about a day, straighten up, though," added faculty interests to have a curriculum facility offering Claude Holland said of the sophomore hurdler Mark Stabler, Across From The Fountain At The Carew Tower Arcade Kim Surber reevaluation are positive, then those the highest A&S Senior who want the curriculum revised may problems, "then they'll go back to "because everything on that petition • abortions quality care. • pregnancy tests Major cred1t cord, honored have adequate input to help revise the where they were, maybe worse." is true." • counseling curriculum. The Coorelation Com - reaction mittee's purpose is to advise faculty ® and to debate proposals for Call: 513-761-0500 Remember: Your Grandmother's Wedding Ring Came From Langes curriculum change in the college, said Calendar 7883 Reading Rd. Lipsich. will present folk music ·at Leo The questionnaire's purpose was today Coffeehouse located at 270 not to deal with specific issues sur Calhoun St. (the University rounding A&S curriculum but Student Advisor Party YMCA) from 8:30 p.m. to II :00 Delta Law requires you to read this whether or not the A&S college Student Advisors will have an p.m. The feature act will be per message be/ore you leave town. wants to undertake a full scale end of the quarter "get together" formed by Les Agee. Admission curriculum reevaluation, said Lip in 401 B TUC from I p.m. to 3 is 50¢. The Coffeehouse will con O.K., this is goodbye! Go out and get drunk! sich. p.m. All persons, who have filled tinue on Sundays until the end of Persons were asked to complete out a· petition, are invited to drop June. Live it up! Have fun! The summer is yours! the questionnaire by May I 0 and by, pick up a manual, and give us But some time this summer, like around August 4th, return them to the dean's office so your summer address. etc. you'd better be ready to see the funniest college that Lipsich could. report the results Refreshments will be provided at a faculty meeting last Thursday. for your enjoyment. This is the Park Concerts movie ever created. Don't blow it! Lipsich said the results of the last day to petition to become a The first four Friday nights of questionnaire have not been for student advisor. Petitions are July (July 7, 14, 21, 28) ·the malized. The deadline for the available in 105 Beecher. Queen City Balladeers will host questionnaire was last Thursday. the annual series of "Concerts in Lipsich has called for the return of sunday the Parks." They will be held at the questionnaires twice. Eden Park's Seasongood Folk Music Pavillion beginning at 8 p.m. Ad , ...... ~ ...... 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Football players feel situation's improved YEAR-END New filr By Bob Harbaum spring practice, and the ones that are the weaknesses, and we'll continue to sophomores." NR Sports Editor leading the praise are the same ones work just as hard," said Staub. Still, there are those who feel that By Rex Narrido G It's been nearly two months since that were leading the gripes back in , Staub has never been very clear the coaching staff felt a change in all the controversy surrounding the April. . just what those weaknesses are, but N R Staff Writ• policy was necessary if they were go As a militant romar football team began. Players were "Everything seems different," said the players are a little more explicit. ing to keep from losing anymore SPORTS open asexual I hop dropping off the squad like 240- one of the former dissenters. "I think Back when players were quitting, the players. "The situation did change a Different Story" will heir pound flies, many of them claiming it's gonna be better." main cry was that the coaches had lot, coaching-wise," says freshman the public of America, a dissatisfaction with the coaching Head coach Ralph Staub denies trouble relating to the players, that fullback Henry Wright. "l guess they who go to movies on Sat staff as their reason for leaving. that the staff did anything differently most of them were inexperienced at just learned from the guys who left." that a guy and a gal car Several players who were still on the after all the players quit, and doesn't dealing with younger athletes. Others feel that the players made AWARDS and have marriage and team were expressing similar com- say that he's seen any drastic change. Experience comes with time, and personal adjustments when they saw Voted by the N ewsRecord sports staff a without having to b plaints. He also says he doesn't feel there ever· perhaps time has been the greatest that the coaching staff was going to stereotyped sexual be It seems that all that's changed was a problem. factor. The young staff has over a stand pat. "Everybody knew how and the UC sports information dept. without having to have now. The players feel that the whole "From the time we got here we've year under its belt now, and several Staub was, and that he wasn't gonna _.,s~it~u:a~ti~o~n~im~p~ro~v~e~d~t~o~w~a~rd-th•eilieiinildilolif~iiibliieeiini.ilwliioliriikiil.niQ.i.lii-hllaiirliid.itiiloi.liliimiiliiir•oliive players feel the coaches are relating change," says Simmons, "So I guess MOST OUTSTANDING ATHLETE • to them much better than they were. they just took it upon themselves." Jim Schnur - track Certainly, the filn FINER FOODS BY Another theory that often comes Then there are those who are of the Mike Cusumano- football, baseball something other than tt up concerns Staub's predecessor, opinion that it was a combination of COACH OF THE YEAR minutes of boy meets gir dinner, and guy chases~ ' Tony Mason. Apparently, Mason both sides meeting in the middle. "I Jim McDowell - soccer Congratulations was a master of the handout, comply feel he's changed a little," sophomore Carmen Pennick - volleyball catches guy. Perry Kin! to the ing with the players' wishes, notal! of wingback Aaron Hagens says of male Albert marries le FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Chase played by Meg Fo Graduates! which were within the rules of the Staub. "You just have to learn how to Jill Webster - diving NCAA. "He's a great guy, but he's a deal with him." to avoid deportation Bob Ritter- swimming alien. What begins as a crook," is how one member of the Bob Massong - football, baseball athletic staff describes Mason. When Whatever the reasons, the football convenience without ar MOST IMPROVED PLAYER sion turns into discoveJ 281-2225 DICK COLEMAN Staub came along with his by-the team seems to-be one big happy fami book coaching philosophy, many of ly now, or at least closer to one than it Jack Kuzniczci- baseball and adventure. REAR ENTRANCE - 329 LUDLOW AVENUE, ,CINTI, OHIO 45220 the players who had been pampered was. When all the accusations were Curtiss Williams- football by Mason couldn't handle it. being made before, Staub countered DEPARTING SENIOR WHO WILL BE MISSED THE MOST Pe ry King has a "A lot of the seniors that graduated with, "Our attitude on the football Bev Ventura - basketball burden to overcome in were the ones that were used to the team is the !;lest it's been since I've Bob Miller ~ basketball role. King has to c Verlobtl other coaching staff," says freshman been here." Back then the players his (Verlobt means Engaged in German) EASIEST ATHLETE TO INTERVIEW audience that under e offensive lineman Simeon Simmons. said it was just typical PR. Now they Mi)ce Jones -'- basketball is a person. Given King's Before you buy a diamond .... Call us for a free booklet on "And a lot of the guys who quit were agree with him. looks it is an uphill batt "How to Buy a Diamond." used to the other coaching staff. MOST DIFFICULT ATHLETE TO INTERVIEW Going into a season where there Mike Woods- football King's ability as an 1 · HUG Most of what we had out there this are no predictions of 11-0 records through when he mak spring were freshmen and that can make all the difference. ' BEST QUOTE the moment when he d . jwdm - Head football coach Ralph Staub, when asked what he was going to he's about to become a Four Blocks North on Galbraith . ~ __.. ~ do about a quarterback coach, now that Skip Matheison 8439 Vine 821-3706 -~ "·-·" Phi Delta Theta captures had resigned: "Hire one." · The symbol of value and trust Meg Foster captur ~=~:;:~:~:~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::~:::::::::::::::::::::=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:;:::::~:::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::: MOST ENTHUSIASTIC ATHLETE spirit needed by a sing! Intramural triple crown Howie Kurnick - football ing in Los An Whether Affirmed wins the Bel Don Hackett, intramural chair RETURNING ATHLETE EXPECTED TO BE philosophically brush mont or not, there's already been one man for the Phi Delts, said the key MOST OUTSTANDING NEXT YEAR childhood of being fo , triple crown winner this year, and it was that "the whole fraternity par Pat Cummings - basketball party dresses and being all happened right here at UC. The ticipated in every sport. We just MOST UNDERRATED ATHLETF. ..- nice young men with ~ Phi Delta Theta fraternity took the stressed it this year." Hackett, who is "The only problem m KENTUCKY'S LARGEST SELECTION intramural championship in all three also intramural chairman for the en Dwayne Berry - football when she had me wast OF IN-STOCK STRATEGY Division I sports: football, basketball tire Interfraternity Council, was MOST EXCITING EVENT person instead of a gir GAMES & ACCESSORIES! and softball. recipient of the Brian Bish athlete of Metro Tournament baseball game vs. Tulane the year award. MOST EXCITING PLAY . Valerie Curtin, as o , • Board Games * Miniatures "It's very rare," commented in Hackett felt that the win in football * Rules * Models * Paints Steve Collier's shot at the buzzer to beat Florida State, 77-75, in a tramural director Glenn Sample. was the easiest of the three. "We regular season basketball game at Riverfront Coliseum. "I've been here 24 years and I can't were so powerful," he said. "The 1375 North Wilson Rc;>ad Dirk Hammersmith's home run in the ninth inning of the Metro remember it ever happening." defense was mean." The defense Tournament baseball game against Georgia Tech to tie the score. Radcliff, Kentucky 40160 PLUS ••• In addition to winning the three wasn't scored upon the entire season, MOST HEARTBREAKING LOSS Phone (502) 351-1164 • JACKETS AND SHIRTS major championships, the Phi Delts beating the defending champs, Sig placed second in volleyball and won Ep, in the finals in double overtime, 39-38 to Georgia Tech in the opening round of the Metro Basketball DO:-- 'T HWGI-.T! • LEVI'S • BOOTS 6-0. Tournament. 5'; 01 I· Pl' R('II \SI II 111 -.:o.i the overall Greek League cham • GENUINE ~RMY SURPLUS 78-75 to Louisville to end the basketball team's 69-game home court YOl' I'RLSLNT YOL'R STUOI-NT pionship with 587 total points, com The basketball championship was LD. C!\RD! pared to 582.6 for second-place Beta the toughest. "We had so much winning streak. Theta Pi, and 578.3 for third-place talent, but we were out of shape," BIGGEST WIN Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Hackett explained. 17-12 over Tulane for baseball team's first-ever Metro Tournament MEN - Help keep this callj victory. UC Escort Join the UC E Call 475-4010. Mon-Thurs BEST SINGLE PERFORMANCE BY A UC ATHLETE ~SRAEL WANTS YO Running back Curtiss Williams' 188 yards rushing in the football Archeology Sinai. Israel game against Southern Mississippi. 7500. Abortion - finest medical General anesthesia. 9-9 438-8039. Wrestling coach departs SUPREME TYPING - Q ~ UC head wrestling coach Bob ·meet record in his years at the Uni - REASONABLE - G CALL NOW- 241-3390. '"LS Country-clean _air. freedom from traf.lic Triano is ending his four-year career versity, has often expressed his disap e SCUBA RENTtl notse.l, park-lrke surro undmg~ these here. 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s 69-game home court Miscellaneous ForSale er Metro Tournament MEN - Help keep this campus safe. Be a Misprinted T -Shirts. sweatshirts, and CLEVELAND AREA RESIDENTS: 1978 IF YOU WANT IT! HERE IT IS! COME AND HOUSE FOR RENT. $190 and utilities. 2-3 Harmon Kardon 730 Receiver. Dual1218. UC Escort. Join the UC Escort Service. jackets $1.00 and up, children's and Summer Jobs. $3.00-$7.00 per hr. Kramer GET ITt But you better hurry cause it may bedroom. near Med. Center. Call 751- Epicure 20 speakers. Call Dan 861-2631. Call 475-4010. Mon-Thurs 6-12. adults. Tri-Tex Corp. 2449 W. McMillan Painting Inc. is accepting applications for not last. Furnished one bedrom apt., pool, 1141. UC ATHLETE 68 Impala - new shocks, brakes, exhaust fSRAEL WAN1'S YOU! Kibbutz Ave. (Yo! block north of McMillan Ave.) some 45 positions. Foreman, asst. crew A.C., $160/mo. Dick or Craig 421-2565. 2 Bedroom furnished apartment, 10 shing in the football system and carb. Runs good, snow tires Archeology Sinai. 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Phone collect after6 p.m.- 312- cancelled checks and other helpful info to: a team in the doubles Dept. Co. Berkeley, CA 84704. 667-3973. needed June-August. References. Box privacy. Call 221-2225. for more info. Inspector in charge, Boston, Mass 12107 techniques, layout, color reproduction 1531. O.C.M.R. .Oberlin. OH 44074. . and Kronauge had and typesetting. May use as a co-op job. Expert Typing Service. Variety of Type SUMMER RESIDENT CAMP NEEDS: FOR RENT; One-bedroom apartment, on ATTN: Fraud Section. If this is done, you Rooms for rent: Air conditioning, kitcken campus,. furnished with rug and balcony, ~ividually in singles. Duties will begin this summer and extend Styles. 662-3621. Water Safety instructor, arts & crafts stand a good chance of regaining your and pool table $75 double or $100 single. air conditioned, all utilities and telephone money. :was beaten, 6-1, 6-3, in through Spring quarter, 1979. Paid MURRAY HOTEL, Mackinac Island, specialist, male & female counselors. Call; position. Submit resume to Debbie Kopka, Cail Pete or Try 861-4166 or 751-4417. paid. June 15 - September 15. Dates match against North Michigan 49757 needs summer cooks, Mrs. Rosen 761-7500. Clifton, 204 TUG, 475-6379. COOL AND QUIET. Summer qtr. rooms, 2 negotiable. Call 475-4877. Well. the first of three quarters is over bartendo/S, maintenance men. p1~no College female wanted to do light hn Sadri, made it all the blocks from campus. Completely SUMMER SUBLET: Share coop house. 2 and I just want to thank everyone on the Childcare - 6-9 years old. June-August players and personnel for rotation housework for graduate students. 10 nals,losingto Stanford's furnished, fully carpeted, kitchen facilities blk from campus. Female only. Call 861- . NewsRecord staff for his or her efforts and - Close to UC. For more info call Kathy food service, waitressing and hours per week, good pay, must be mroe for the cham betwee~ and central air. $2!!/week double 5740 ask for Julia. 751-020:'1 between 8-9 p.m. housekeeping. Send complete resume, available during summer. Located very the long, sometimes tedious, hours occupancy. Call 281-6436. devoted to the paper. ronauge was not pleased work experience, recent photo, soc1al close to campus. Call Lou 221-6274. NICE 2 bedroom · apartment on quiet, FLUFF - THANKS VERY MUCH FOR I will have an entire summer not only to tch, although he feh he security number and first and last date APARTMENT FOR RENT. 1 or 2 shady, Clifton Street. $160.00 plus EIGHT BEAUTIFUL MONTHS! I LOVE CLASSICAL GUITAR LESSONS from openings. Large, old house with porch utilities. Call 381-1306. after 3:00p.m. think about next fall but also to reflect on er than he had in the YOU. YOUR FLUFFY ARABBITREES. available to work to above address. CCM STUDENT for summer. Know basics. and large back yard. Call 381-6059. SUB-LEASE A HOUSE! One bedroom of a the times this quarter when disagree lament two weeks before, HAWAIIAN LUAU at Triangle Fraternity. FOR EMILY WHENEVER I MAY FIND HER $3 per Yo! hr. Negotiable. Call Jim at 721- ments would arise and how adamant each 1936 anytime. Furnished eff. 1+2 bedroom apts. 1 sq. UC three bedroom house available. $80.00 a ade it to the finals. ALL YOU CAN EAT. Fri. 8:00p.m. June SAD I FOUND HER, NOW ALL IS 522-0127. 621-3457. month. Bellevue, Kentucky. Ten minutes of you were in voicing your opinions. I . cited a "lack of conceit 9th $5 .00 SILENCE THE WALL IS COLD TO Female roommate wanted to share Female roommate wanted to share 2 from Clifton. Call Mike Meyer-home, 441- thank all of you for that because that is Alpha Kappa Psi congratulates Robin TOUCH. SAD SECURITY MEANT SO attractive 2 bedroom apt. 1 block from UC bedroom apt. Summer. Semi-furnished, 8335; work 559-4770. why you received your editorial positions playing a pivotal role in in the first place. Your strong wills and Hubshman on her receipt of the Alpha MUCH. - Call Jenifer or Andrea 221-4361. Rent air conditioning, pool, laundry facilities 1 bedroom of 2 bedroom apartment for · as kinda nervous going reasonable. high goals were reflected in your work Kappa Psi' annual scholarship key and BOTTOMLESS BEER- TODAY noon to and sun deck. 10 minute walk from UC. summer sublet. Good location, across r the first time," he ex award. 5. Front of fieldhouse. One dollar. EMPLOYMENT - 6 Business grads w/ $85/mon. Call 381-0634. EVE. despite the relentless deadlines. from Coy park. 5 minute walk from UC. I give special thanks: to Scott and the played in other national Sponsored by Vets Club. statistics courses needed before June 30 $80/month. call Bruce: 961-1856. CUTE BEAR THESE FOUR YEARS WITH Attractive 5 bedroom house, parking, entire business office for being so like that. But this was by Cinti based Co. 3rd largest in its field in YOLJ WERE GREAT! I DO LOVE YOU Dear Peter, You scored a solid 9 on a scale equipped, 10 minute walk from campus. Summer sublet: 3 minute to south understanding about the editorial aspect EVEN IF YOU DON'T BELIEVE IT, BUT I to 10. You lose 1 point for leaving. I love U .C. $14-$18,000 salary to start. Call Mark $350/month, 791-6444. campus, $125/month, July 1-Sept. 15, Colvin 721-4770 or 861-2446. of the paper and for avoiding what we're s, the UCduoranagainst HAD M_Y CHANCES! you (in a way) Lisa. FURNISHED HOUSE TO SHARE, 421-4988. supposed to be inevitable conflicts with Southern Cal., and was Way to Go!! OCAS.2748 M.E.T.S. WANTED: Greeks to party hearty on Female roommate needed to share 2 available now. With option for fall. Near me; to Mark for tolerating my bitching; to Probasco, Boogie with "SERPENT" and bedroom apartment on Terrace Avenue. campus, rent reasonable, prefer female. ForSale Bob for not complaining so much about ' 6-3. Temporary interviewers for Govt. $82.50 per month. 861-6335. Public opinion Survey In Ohio - drink beer. Apply at Sigma Alpha Mu, Call861-3214. small page(s); to Tom also for not Minimum 30 ttrs./week over 18 years Friday, tonight at 8:00. Sponsored by Phi WAITERS - nights Alexander's For Rent: apartment. two floors to two For Sale: White Open Stn. Wgn. SS, 71, complaining about small page(s); to Dave own transportation required. Mileage Kappa Tau, Lambda Chi Alpha, Alpha Tau University Plaza. $2.00-$:'1.50 per hour. quiet female students. 3' min. walk to Excellent condition, needs new battery; whose "discerning eye" helped make the paid - hourly wages plus. Bonus plan. Omega and Sigma Alpha Mu. See JOHN 2-7 Mon.-Fri. 751-2642. campus. $220-heat included. Call 421- $600.00 or best offer. Ph 421-5411 after paper more proactive; to Pat whose strong 9370. 6:00p.m. · · convictions and gut feelings made EDBD BOTTOMLESS-BEER- Noon to5 in front Dear Nips: HAPPY 2ND ANNIVERSARY! i'hird person to sharespacious3 bedroom ISTS Javelin 1974 Automatic, power steering. more lively; to Lisa for putting up with a of Fieldhouse. TODAY! ($1.00) sponsored One of the reasons we have made it this far apt. in comfortable, convenient East Sublet for Summer $130.00 month, is because you always try to make this completely furnished. 662-5239. Blue, one owner, very good condition, predominantly male staff; to Glenn for by the Vets Club Walnut Hills mansion. $125/mo. covers being so dedicated and to Cathy for letting good thing we have BETTER. Love, everything. Grad student or staff. Call961- STUDENT APARTMENTS AVAILABLE $1,790. Call 475-3780 Days or 791-3365 nights. Glenn be so dedicated; to Joe for Of. Needledick.Holtzmuller will be giving Frenchy. 4631. IN CLIFTON HEIGHTS $100 and up. 621- For Sale: Buick Century Luxus, 1973, air, developing that unique sense of sniffing free Proctol Exams today on the bridge. CONGRATULATIONS: Jim, Mark, Tutor, part-time. Must excel in math and 8444. Leave name and message. out a news story; and to Chip for catching He will be assisted by Dr. Larry "I'm a Carmen, Tim and Mike. science skills. Flexible hours. Call 281- cruise, AM-FM, trailer hitch, vinyl top, starts you $2000. 221-Q235.· flak and keeping me sane. virgin" Burna. 1818. All of you have a goe(;j summer and I'll forltent BSR turntable- best offer, 19"TV, lamps. a future HEY GREEKS. Got those exam week BEER DRINKERS - All you want for a see you one week before fall quarter. Apt. 1 bdr. partially furn. 5 min. to UC. tape recorder and other household items. blues? Chase them away at the Probasco dollar. Noon to 5. Front of fieldhc;>use. Sincerely, ,r. The Air s um mer or longer $150/mo 542-8234 Call Errol 861-8113 Eddie party. Tonight at 8:00. Featuring $20 REWAF1D for info leading to a lease Sponsored by vets. •rs you an "SERPENT" Sigma Alpha Mu, Phi Kappa beginning summer qtr. of 1 BR Apt. for WANTED: Co-ed college senior wants Tau, Lambda Chi Alpha, and Alpha Tau approx. $100/mo. including heat immed. passenger to share driving and gas to San '7 OWanted ~ I , medical Omega. off campus. 961-0893. Diego area, departure about June 10. Call AD fORM Mini Baja, competition results: OCAS ~. 30 days WANTED: Cartoon or novelty drawings 561-5117 before 9 a.m. 0 Miscellaneous Name______·______Date ______M.E.T. 8th UC M.E. 15th. suitable for printing on T -shirts. Call for Summer roommate desperately needed. 0 Announcements n a year, Student Government is seeking details. 721-6717. Furnished apartment, own room. A.C., 0 For Sale OForRent Address ______Phone __ -_- insurance candidates for the position of Director of WANTED: Future teachers, engineers, near campus. $90/month. Call Patty 475- External Affairs. This post provides an and business majors. National 2151 or 475-1123. S4amonth opportunity to meet a wide variety of multimillion dollar corporation wants to SORORITY HOUSE MOTHER WANTED RATES No.~ Times run Date inserted Amount public officials both in state and local utilize your organizational talents. We AT UC, 2 rooms provided. Send resume .r benefits. government and works with student offer financial independence, worldwide and references to Mrs. James Dunn, 8119 .10 a word .50 minimum governments of other state universities. travel, automobile, and possible Cabinet Circle, Cincinnati, Ohio 45244. Due to the extensive travel involved, what the retirement in two years. Call 7.72-4795 and CHECK ENCLOSED AD: access to a car is essential, as is at least $ ••••• leave your name and phone number. We o offer by one free weekend a month. For an Mail to: will contact you as soon as possible. ------·------application, contact Student Government. NewsRecord 222 Tangeman. Free room and board in ex<(hange for ------babysitting 2 girsl 5 and 1 Yo! years. Some 201 C. Union Bldg. • Pin a, t f your clothes keep falling apart light duties. Must have own Summer Sublet: 1 bedroom completely ------.---:------stop by and I'll get you some transportation. 791-67 48. furnished, A.C., laundry, nice area. University of Cincinnati, "clothespins." Legs Gncinnati, Ohio - Female to share 2 bedroom apt. Summer $145.00/mo. Call 861-6493. ------Typing, fast, accurate, reasonable, call Quarter - A/C - on Bishop St. - $113 CLIFTON APT. Summer sublet, furnished ~ 45221 ...J """.d)_ 891-7777. mo. Call 475-5868. 2 bedroom. A/C, pool. Call 961-5470. ' 6 Friday, June 2, 1978 . the NeMRecord