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The Carbon (October 6, 1985) MUShare The Carbon Campus Newspaper Collection 10-6-1985 The Carbon (October 6, 1985) Marian University - Indianapolis Follow this and additional works at: https://mushare.marian.edu/crbn Recommended Citation Marian University - Indianapolis, "The Carbon (October 6, 1985)" (1985). The Carbon. 237. https://mushare.marian.edu/crbn/237 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Campus Newspaper Collection at MUShare. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Carbon by an authorized administrator of MUShare. For more information, please contact [email protected]. THE CARBON VOL. 3, NO. 6, OCTOBER 6, 1985 Last Saturday we had the part i cular day, there just mos.t en._io;,-able time h·Jo co-ed happened to be a drunk f l oating fernalf~ are allowed to have at a ar·ound in the crowd. Out of a11 free event. We went to the of the million<:. of people Circlefest in downtown walking around and out of the Indianapolis. If you missed it thousands of us sitting on the that is just tc,o bad because 1,Je steps, he spotted us. are going to te 11 you about it He staggered over to us and an ;11.,J a;1 , sat next to me (yuck). As my Fir·-:. t, being the penny companion (Deb Erv in) tr ied to p in ching students we are, we conceal her laughter, he struck parked for· fr·ee at the do1,.mto1,11n up a cas~al conversation wi th 1 ibran' and 1;Jalked 20 blocks tc, me. Hi s first comment was on the Circle. We walked around the 1,.,; eather· how t-,ot it 1/Jas. the Circle and then we walked Then he preceded to ask what we 1-f a. c 1 ub does not use it-:;. -:sr·ound again, and then guess. 1,-Je r· e- d r· i n k i n g ( i . e . , coffee , allotted budget for an activity, wh at .. we walked around again. Coke, or· t·Jhiske:r). Then, he it ma.y choose whether or not After about 10 times around we said because of the hot weather, i t t.<Jan t<:. to keep sthe funds. If dee i ded to stop and listen to a he sure could use a drink from Hie club does not wish to keep fe,,.J of the bands. All of the my glass (gross). MY companion therr, the funds i,•Ji 1: go to the bands decided to grossly burst out laughing and I calmly Boar·d for reallocation to inter·pret sever·al popular· songs. screamed 11 N0!!! 11 another· club. lf no other clubs Listen, if we wanted to hear the While we had the chance we 1.. vish to use the mone:,', it 1A1i11 too 40 we'd turn on the car quickly vacated the premises. go back into the General Fund. radio in the 1 ibra.ry parking lot About an hour later, our rather than walking 20 blocks to lemonade and nachos were gone hear our favorite songs and 1 i Ke the drunk ~·Je 1,11ere --1wenty one sen iors were chosen butchered. starting to feel a bit parched. for Who ' s Who th i s year. They We then decided to buy some l.,Jh en a 11 of a sudden 1,11e saw a are: Jenn ice Chaney, Dennis food. After assessing our funds Miller beer truck on one of the Dietzen, Kristine Gauck, Sherry and comparing them to the prices s i de streets. Deb courageousl y Grutzius, Martha Guljas, Wayne we decided to spl it a small threw her body in front of the Hoeing, Ke lly Huff, Martha Kot, plate of nachos and two truck and demanded a beer. ,Ja.net KiJehr, Maroaret Mer·kel, l emonades (yum). We sat down on After· pu i 1 i ng Deb off of Carol Moorman, Laura Murphy, the steps of the Circle to avoid the pavement, we decided it was Pau l a Noesges, Ann Rhoades, making spectacles ot ourselves time to h i ke back to the car and Jennifer Richart, Theresa Sauer, tr-ying to eat and 1,•JalK at the return to Camp Marian. Neal Stegem i ller· , Tamar·a Taylor, same ti me. Ri chard Walke, and Catherine On that day, that D.E.A.R. I..~ a t t . Co r, 9 r· a t u l a t i c, n s t o a l l 1 Bed sheets are often --Ton ight i s the Tootsie Beauty displayed at televised coliege Contest. More clubs are needed! footba 11 games 1,J i th messages Contact Da1Je Cassis, John Joven, During a faculty meet in g, such as "Hi, Mom, Send more or· Jeanne Markley for the speaker Jokingly announced, money! 11 or· "Hi, Dad, Wish you in·fcirmat ion. "I ., \; e some good n e1,1Js a.n d some were here!" At a game between bad ne1..11s. The good news is that the University of Michigan and a -:. tu dent survey has revealed Ohio State University, one --The A1umn i Phon-a-thon is the coeds here find middle-aged student ·' s message read: "Hi, coming up. The- 1 ist c,f dat€'s professor·s sexy, Mom, Send more sheets!" 1,Ji 1 i be posted. Hour·s are 6:00 "The bad news, 11 he --Contributed by Robert M. to 9:00 pm each day, with free continued, is that they think Chennault pizza afterwards. Clubs ~nd middle age is twenty-fi•.Je. 11 classes vJill be asked to staff --Contributed by Joan . Copyright 1985 The Reader's · one of the dates. l.,Jal<e ford Digest Assn., Inc. said. "This is the fourth night THE REAL STORY we've walked across campus in "Well, a sophomore girl was. the 12,st nine days, and 11.Je out Jogging around the gym and haven't seen a thing. I'm not My roommate and were was approached by a man with a really scared. I mean, I don ' t eagerly returning to our dorm knife. Don't worry though, she think I ' d go out at night by one night after a few hours of got a~·Jay safe." myself or anything, but I'm sure studying at the 1 ibrary. As we "i.. Jeli, I ·'m glad tc• hear not gonna lock myself in the that, but can·'t bel i e\Je hOIAI r·oom or car·r ;, ar·ound an al um i num were approached by three 11 screaming girls, "Get in your fast the rumor had spread. Then basebc<.l l bat. room! Hur·ry, · 1 ocK the door!" again, I 'm not surprised. Sure, "I Know, I ' m beginning to "Whv? What happened? Su sa.n ~oJ i 11 te 11 e•.Jer·yone, but think that there is a lot more do be care f u 1 . Than Ks f or· said than what has really What's the matter?" asked. 11 "Hurry, come in our room ca 11 i ng. happened," agreed Me1 i ssa. and I ·' l 1 t e l 1 you , " Tr·aC)' e xpl ained the con\Jersation to "Like, they say that we demanded. my roommate as we left to spread shouldn·'t go in the basement "Somebody has been stabbed the ne~11s ar·ound the hal 1. after 7:00 p.m. because that man to death on 3 west. She was Returning to our room, we were was seen down there. Who was running i n back of tne gym and a both pretty shaken by all the "they" that forbids us to go big black man came up fr-om excitement, but digusted how the down there? Who even saw him behind her and stabbed her." story had gotten switched around down there? And the news men so fast! who ha\Je been here, what proof Laura was crying. "Oh, I'm 11 sur·e, 1 scared." said Melissa. de, t h e y h a .J e t h a t t h e i n t r· u de r· Melissa and were "A girl was approached by a man has been here, besides all of terrified, we had left our door 1,>J i th a kn i f e , g c1 t a1,-J c<. y =·cot t the stories they have heard by unlocked while we were at the free and we hear that she was all the paranoid people? You stabbed to death!" l ibrar-:,', "What if he ' s in our knwJ, ~-omebod y ar·oun,j here is r·oom ! ? Come on Me 1 i ssa vJe ·' v e "That is pretty sad. going to get hurt and itJs not Rumors can be the worst thing going to be by the intruder. got to ct-1ecK it out!" She and I sometimes," I agreed a.s I turned "I agree, some people are crept into our r·oom, 1.1igor·ously off the 1 ights and cr·a1,vled into so scared out of their wits that thrust open the door, and my bunk. they are afra id of themselves !" re a c h e d f or· t h e 1 i g h t si11 i t c h • The next day, when went Suddenly, someone came No one was in sight. to my classes, I never heard "Check the closet," Mei i~.sa running out from between two such stories.
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