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V October 12, 1979 Issue 20 Volume XVI Wright Stite University Dayton, Ohio ^ Finance Committee holds up $20 million
By KEVIN THORNTON education. mittee meeting, said. "I hope to Centers, only one of them includ- Guardian Staff Writer "THE COMMITTEE has de- by the Democratic Caucus, the be in Columbus for the meeting, ing a single pilot Day Care Center The Senate Finance Committee cided to invite all of the respective majority controls much of what but that same day we have a and it was.i't at Wright State. happens in the Committee. currently discussing the House university presidents to discus- sub-committee on Higher Educa- appropriations bill that could pro- sions in the next two weeks. Next tion on-campus and 1 have to go to "RIGHT NOW THERE is a lot vide WSU with $20 million has Wednesday, two-year campus court. I will have to see how it of speculation," Atwater continu- decided not to pass the bill to the presidents will be invited and the "In effect all of the politicking works out." ed. "The Committee isn't speak- Senate floor until November. that is going on right now simply following week the four-year . Atwater talked about the ru- ing of anything in public, it's all Assistant to the President campus presidents will be there. I means that somebody's project is mored cuts on both the Day Care behind closed doors. We are going to be cut. This is what the David Atwater, the WSU lobbyist would think that President Keger- Center and the MS Center. "1 hoping that the bill will reach the system is all about, and I don't in Columbus for the bill, explain- reis will be there to represent have heard massive lists of floor of the Senate by the second know of a better one. This system ed, "The bill continues to include Wright State, but that will proposed cuts, but the Committee week in November. forces responsibility onto the all of these proposed projects, depend on his schedule." has not discussed any of them elected officials and with a there have been no amendments Kegerreis, commenting on his yet. Most of the lists include a "The actual decision to delay Capital Appropriations bill this made yet as far as higher attendance at the Finance Com- proposal to cut all of the Day Care the bill until November was made can cause a lot of hassles." 'Thurber' comes to life for theatre students via Windom By LORA LEWIS Gtunflaa Staff Writer Farmer's Daughter" Windom has "My World..." inspired the actor the only one they thought of...but theatrical - H it was either funny Actor William Windom is at been a constant guest star on to begin his "Thurber" show. I always take that with a grain of or touching, I make a note of the Wright State to appear in his series such as "The Streets of San "The series is what kicked off salt!" title and put it aside," he said. "1 one-man show "Thurber," to Francisco," "Medical Center," the idea for doing the one-man "Thurber" is not a 'play,' he ended up with about Ave hours of address the theatre department "Night Gallery" and "Star show," Windom recalled. "I was explained, but a selection of material." Trek". and to track dowh a tennis interested in Thtrber in school, Thurber's works; including fa- "Thurber" lasts about two partner. Thurber is not a new role. Ten and »fler; whenever I could get bles, short stories and reports. hours. The rest of the readings "Whencan we get in the set?" years ago, in the 76 episodes of my hands on him...." Windom does not add his own went into the construction of he kept asking, while being "My World and Welcome To ft", "Still, the reason to do Thurber interpretations to the material but "Thurber II" which also includes Windom played John Monror. a ushered into the WSU studio for a was purely based on the fact that lets it speak tor itself. a slide presentation of Thurber taped Interview. "After seven?" character based on Jaihcs Thur- there was this kick-off to 'hoot' Windom selects all of the cartoons. ber. Besides winn'ng an Emmy Windom is a familiar face to on the TV show," he sa By MIKE MILLER plaints, Patricia Marx, director of spaces, the Rehabilitation Inter- the international road signs con- is in accordance with the Gaanhi Staff Writer Handicapped Student Services, national Assembly, an organiza- ventions. The figure should face minimum functional standards Handicapped student* who said. "Some people don't care tion that deals with Handicapped to the right, unless there are adopted by the United Nat>—- sent a letter of complaint to about the handicapped student's problems, submitted a new reso- directional reasons for it to face Expert Group meeting on Barrier- Parking Services Director Carl situation, whether it is in the lution on the use of the Interna- left. Free Design 1974. elevator or taking their parking Sims Sept. 17 are still concerned tional Access Symbol. Second, no change in or Fifth, reproduction of the Sym- spaces " with able-bodied people using Director of Handicapped Ser- addition to thi Symbol design bol of Access is prohibited except their Ha.ndicapped (H) spaces. Robert Kretzer, assistant to .c vices Pat Marx believes it is shall be permitted. The basic in materials and other media important that able-bodied indi- symbol nay be used in conjuctlon (S«e 'SYMBOL,' paga 2) viduals clearly understand the with additional signs or text for purpose for having Handicapped directional or indentification spaces. She said this understand- poses, as long as they do not Analysis ing should alleviate any parking dis'.ori the integrity of the Sym- problem in the future. bol. THE ASSEMBLY approved a Third, the Symbol shall be As reported in the Oct. 3 Daily director of Parking Services, set of seven policies which make displayed only to 'dertify. mark, Guardian, the letter made three added. "Problems often occur up the Access Symbol. or show the way to buildings and major complaints: 1) Non-disabl- when able-bodied personnel are First, the Symbol shall always facilities that are accessible to ed people are parking in their rushed to get to class, or be used in the design and and usable by al! persons whose spaces, 2) There is a slow somewhere else, and end up proportions approved by the mobility is restricted, including response by authorities to their parking in the first place they can Assembly, a reproduction which wheelchair users. legitimste complaints, and 3) find." shall be disseminated with the Fourth, the standards of ac- There are simply too few H- resolution. The color used for the cessibility to be applied should be spaces for commuting students. To better explain the signifi- Symbol shall be white on a dark determined by the responsible Commenting on these com- gance of Handicapped parking blue background, to conform with authorities in each country. This IntemeUooal Access Sjnbo! J DAILY GUAMHAN October 12,1979 Windom's 'Thurber' arrives for one-man show | continued from page i') Besides working an a possible more," he said. "I'm a kind of a York was joining the American as the "They're Tearing Down he uid. "I developed a bit of Thurber HI, Windom, Windom traveling professor." Repertory Theatre in '46. Tim O'Reilly's Bar" episode of courage and put them (the slides) has compiled two shows on the In fact, he later remarked, "In California, I shudder to tell "Night Gallery". in the second one." columns of Ernie Pyle. These "College students are getting too you this, K was the Farmer's Windom doesn't see the end of Preparation for each perfor- shows developed when Windom young to remember the "My Daughter, because- publicity is Thurber. Because of the different mance is simple: "I take a nap, was isyited to a college to World...'series. "Farmer's better than no publicity - matter versions, he doesn't perfmui any don't eat supper, and don't take a perform anything but Thurber. Daughter' is even more rarer- how bad it is." one of them too often for h to get cocktail. In other words, go to "It at first hurt my feelings," Thank God." "Really, though," he quickly (tale. work hungry, thirsty, and act he remembered. "Then 1 realized Windom offered a 'thumbnail' added, "It wasn't a bad show as Thurber is the second presenta- annoyed about it." they hired me for both Thurber autobiographical sketch: released far as family comedies go - dumb tion of the WSU Artist's Series. shows already I" from the U.S. army in 1946 and Daddy, bright woman, smart kids The show will begin at P p.m., When he is not working, Windom noted that most stu- returned to New York, headed for and a smart dog. Our standard tonight in the main Gym. Tickets Windom plays tennis, because, as dents now do not get to know California in 1961. formula out there." are SS, $4, and S3 and are he says, it's a lot easier lug&ing either men unless they are a "My 'first break', to me. was Windom is more proud of the available from the Hollow Tree around a racket compared to golf journalism or English student. playing Richard III in the army." films "To Kill a Mockingbird" Box office or on the night of the equipment. "It's not required reading any- he said, "my 'first break' in New- and "Brewster McCloud" as well show. Rf-.STAURANT LOUNGE Symbol defines Handicapped spaces Icontinued from page /) a trademark, on letterhead de- I control of ii's use in accordance intended to promote populariza- sign. or on articles and products with the policies stated in this 4? tion and universal recognition of made for and by the handicapped. resolution, or they may encourage its purpose. 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Sennet** Oh« «V« m 8-W St-d 1*49,10-1 OM «S0tl i7\ Omco TibmScirinpRd tiKbvii PhciW Ordure •78-7273 Octtber 12, 197* DAILY GCARDMN 3 '10'examines problems of mid-life sexual crisis By DIAN LEONARD On the surfase, George has happens The Vision is on her vital, all-out performance, one in her portrait of a tough, Guardian bhMaM Writer everything: a luxurious Bel Air honeymoon. that is sure to please him in the independent divorcee. "They say life begins at forty. 1 home, an attractive, intelligent DUDLEY MOOSE, the splen- cinematic limelight. Admittedly, at 122 minutes, 10 think they've been lying through girlfriend (Julie Andrews) and a did British comedian whom we Blake Edwards - the director is overlong. Midway, the film their teeth." fruitful career. And yet he's last saw in Foul Play, stepped into behind Peter Sellers' Pink Pan- meanders a bit, and the pacing So laments George (Dudley uneasy; he is getting older in a the starring role of 10 after ther series and such ooa-Panther begins to pall. George doesn't Moore), a successful songwriter generation that glorifies youth. George Segal backed out. Moore efforts as Darting LUi, The Great come face to face with his dream who has just reached his forty- One day, at a stoplight, he is the core of the film - he appears Race, and The Tamarind Seed - girl soon enough. second birthday, an event throw- beholds in the car alongside his a in and dominates every scene, has molded an auroit blend of But a>l is forgiven once he does ing him into the throes of "vision" of female perfection that and creates an unforgettable slapstick, drama, and spohisticat- finally confronted her - and finds menopuass - the male sort - an u at once virgin*] and voluptous • character. ed comedy. And in the process, that the ideal is a lot better than emotional rather than biological a sublimely beautiful young We watch him as he endures he offers some sharp perceptions the reality. For, it turns out, this malaise. blond in a bridal gown. George is the after-effects of extensive on the sexual laxness of this young women is the product of a WITH HIS NEW film 10, awe-struck. dental work, a; he suffers generation and the romantic generation very different from his producer-director-writer Blake "ON A SCALE of I to 10." he through an enormous bee sting on foibles of any age. own. with a different and perhaps Edwards supplies a serio-comic tells his analyst, "she's an 11." his nose, as he plays voyeuristic IN THE TiTLE role, 22-year-old dubious morality. The vision is view of one man's mid-life sexual This vision bc-comes a fixation games with his orgiastic neigh- newcomer Bo Derek is the shattered, and George regains his crisis, and, on the whole, he does for George ; he must pursue this bors. as he gets himself sloshed embodiment (and what a body!) senses. so with wit and invention. In his intangible creature. from too many double bourbons of elusive femininity. Julie An- 10 IS A BOLD, offbeat, often wry, wise way, Edwards sees Dazed, and feeling more than - and our sympathies are with him drews (Edward's wife) once and ingenious film, the work of a truly male menopuse as a time of slightly miserable, he takes off to all the way. Moore manages to be for all smashes our Mary Poppins creative artist, and featuring a temporary mental breakdown, a Mcxican resort, where it just so be both funny and touching. 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Call Mich. 49506 (614) 486-9646 mmmi Call (6! 6) 942 - 2541 collect - - A program of Trinity Christia Columbus •mmm-TiTT—, 4 DAILY GUARDIAN October 12, 1979 WSU rugby club begins rebuilding season By CHUCK ARBAUGH Minnesota, though his high mary job is running practices and work with the school and we help from the school, I think that Guardian Aaaodatc Writer school days were dominated by instructing some of the younger would like rugby to be a good a lot more players wtll come out Anderson, beginning his his participation in athletics. He players on various aspects of the extra-cirricular activity for both for the team and there will also be third year as team captain of the won letters in five different game. This helps them gain a students and staff." a greater following for rugby." he WSU rugby club, views this year sports: track, football, baseball, more complete knowledge of According to Bob. the rugby concluded. as one for rebuilding the rugby basketball, and swimming. rugby," he remarked. program is definitely gaining Bob Anderson also stated that program. Among the hobbies Bob enjoys Anderson is also very concern- more interest and following this the rugby club is still adding "We iost our entire three-quar- are hunting and coaching little- ed with the bad reputation rugby year. "I am very optimistic about members at this time. He en- ter back line to graduations and league baseball at Ireland Park in has. He explained, "We are this season because more people courages anyone interested in transfers, and this is a heavy Kettering. He is klso a member of trying to get away from the are expressing an interest in playing rugby to come out and setback for as," said Anderson. his church volleyball team. hell-raising image attributed to rugby," commented Anderson. become a part of this fast-growing "However, we are still training It is evident that Bob's leisure rugby players. Our club wants to "If we can just get a little bit of sport. some new players right now and time is spent involved in what he tney have performed surprisingly enjoys the most, either playing or well considering their lack of participating in some type of experience." athletic activity. Soccer drops fourth ANDERSON FIRST acquired BOB SEES HIS role on this meet an interest in rugby while attend- season's team as that of an ing the College of St. Thomas in instructor. "I feel that my pri- By JOHN POHL (an 11-1 W.S.U. win). proved to be a very discouraging Guardian Sporta Writer "They (the offense) have time for the players. Drulias The rapidly sinking Wright to get some of the pressure off thought they could possibly make State University soccer team lost our defense or it's just a matter of the Division II playoffs. Although their fourth consecutive game time before they crack." they have not yet been eliminated Wednesday, 4-1, to Ball State Against Ball State, the Raiders from post-season play the Raiders .University. The last time the had numerous opportunities to definitely have to turn things , SANDWICHES Raiders lost four in a row was in come back as many of their shots around...fast. kI ASwmzP t 1972 and it drops their record to came very close and a few even The only consolations to the I 7 run > «ni 1100 am to 3-6-2. hit the goalpost. losing streak were that the i » a m The Raiders, who looked quile Raiders lost to some top notch promising in the early part of the BALL STATE which now has a teams and that they outshot their Wor!d Series Special season, have played the last four record of 4-3, held a slim 1-0 lead opponents in three of the four games with a nonexistent offense. at halftime. However as the games. 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