Wright State University CORE Scholar The Guardian Student Newspaper Student Activities 4-11-1978 The Guardian, April 11, 1978 Wright State University Student Body Follow this and additional works at: https://corescholar.libraries.wright.edu/guardian Part of the Mass Communication Commons Repository Citation Wright State University Student Body (1978). The Guardian, April 11, 1978. : Wright State University. 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]. r r She Sailn (Suarbuiti April 11,1978 Volume XIV Issue 86 Wright State University Dayton, Ohio B and C lot merger killed By GAYLON ViCKERS response to the proposal. Guardian Staff Writer HAMILTON HALL Board President Bill Embry objected to the B-C combination as he The proposed combination of B and C lots felt it would cause competition for spaces into a general first-come, first-served lot was around Hamilton Hull. killed by the Parking Services Committee Other objections to the plan were given in a yesterday. letter from Director of Student Development "Overwhelming evidence against the B-C Joanne Risacher, and included: combination," the result of a questionnaire 1. Since over 50 percent of the decals sold survey, was cited by the committee as the are C's. the proposal would result in an reason for their nixing of the proposal. increase in those student's parking fees. THE PROPOSAL, if adopted, would have resulted in an approximate 50 percent increase 2. THE INDIVIDUALS who will benefit in a for C holders and a decrease of less than S10 lower rate arc a minority in number. for B holders. 3. Car pool space would be eliminated under Dr. Michael Cleary. Faculty representative the proposal. reported faculty members he had spoken with Parking Service Committee Chairer Dave had no response pro or con except for a request Atwater felt the committee took "very respon- that a system everyone could live with be sive action" noting "the figures speak for "I'd walk through hell hi a gasoline suit for Sparky Anderson," worked out. themselves. said Cincinnati Red» third baseman, describing his teammates The only positive response to the proposal "The committee didn't feel we knew enough, respect for the Reds manager. Rose and pitcher Bill Bonham spoke came from committee member Cindy Stoner, so we went out and got the information to group of college newspaper editors before Saturday's game with who reported she had only heard favorable needed," he added. the Houston Astro*. For more from the Cincinnati star, see page 8. NDSL loans to continue despite 'alarmist' rumors cation and Welfare (HEW) de- funds for next year. Darr stressed that the most ble on campus for the summer By M. F. KEAN nied WSU's application for ALSO CITED as a cause of the important factor in NDSL funds session. Guardian Staff Writer $144,000 in additional NDSL rumors was President Carter's and other financial aid is filing Darr said students should re- funds to cover growth caused by recent effort to abolish the stu- time Those interested should file member the FAF form is used to National Direct Student Loan the addition of the School of dent loan program in favor of an immediately, as late filers may determine eligibility for the (NDSL) funds will not be cut or Medicine. He said the request increased Basic Equal Oppor- find thai all funds have been BEOG, NDSL, and work-study discontinued next year. Wright stemmed from the fact that the tunity Grant (BF.OG) program. allocated. programs for 1978-79. Complete State Financial Aid Director expenses of med school students DaiT added ths! former Presi- SUMMER SESSION students packets with the FAF, Ohio David Darr said Friday, calling are higher than normal student dent's Gerald Ford and Richard must file a Financial Aid Form Instructional Grant (OIG) appli- rumors to that effect "alarmist cost. Nixon also wished to end the (FAF) and WSU summer aid cation. and WSU financial aid and misleading." The application was rejected student loan program due to a application no late* than May 14. applications are tvailable are "We are committed to meeting because WSU has a delinquency high delinquency rate. Those near the deadline may available at the Financial V,d each student's computed finan- rate exceeding the 20 percent bring :he FAF and 14.50 proces- Office. cial need just as in past years." maximum on outstanding student The NDSL program is a feder- sing fee to the Financial Aid Darr said th»r_* are roughly Darr remarked. "Students who loans. Financial Aid has appeal- ally funded system providing Office in ihe Student Services 3,000 financial aid students at file on time should not receive a ed the decision and expects a loans to students at a three Wins WSU. who receive 3 total of $3.5 decrease in aid for the 1978-79 reply from HEW Secretary percent interest rate, the stu- l>ose desiring summer work- million a year. Of those applying, school year." Joseph Califano at any time. dent does not have to begin study employment only must file 75 to 80 percent will receive THE DIRECTOR explained Darr said even if the rejection payment on the loan until nine by May 12. Dart said about 400 soro! sort of assistance. that those rumors began when stands it would not decrease months after he leaves school. full or part-time jobs are availa- the Department of Health. Edu- tuesday Black history needed, Stone contends voyeur apprehended By SHELLEY WYSONG Stone cited a five-point pro- tation of Afro- Americans as in- Campus police do not expect to file charges against a 14-yeav-old j Guardian Staff Writer gram as a basis for me rlevelop- ferior." boy they apprehended Thursday on counts of voyeurism in the ' mcrw of a sense of btlck com- "Desegrcgiiion has made it women's locker room. "The basic ingredients for munity: the necessity to affirm more important to sffirtn black The suspect, whose name is being withheld, admitted to having developing a sense of black the 'humanity, culture and self- culture in public." she contin- entered the locker room Wednesday but said the entry was community are a common history determination ox the baick man. ued. accidental. Assistant Director of Security Carl Sims said. and a rommon sense of destiny." definition and development of SIMS SAID THE SUSPECT may have emotional problems. The Dr. Sonja Stone guest lecturer for the concept of baick manhood Stone pointed out that de- juvenile was released to the custody of his parents. the Bolinga Cultural Center. and womanb. >d, and the strug- segregated classrooms emphasiz- The suspect's brother was on campus during the incidents, but S'.one. director of Afro Ameri- gle for ?k*vition and liberation of ed the need for affirmation of did not accomkany him into the locker room. "They seem to have can Studies at the University uf the baick nan. black culture due to the sudden made it a habit of coming to Wright State and roaming the halls." North Carolina. Chapel Hit, According to Stone, in recent lact of options in extracurricular Sims said. spoke in the mcd school auditori- years the social sciences have cvttural activities. Sims said the incidents won't spark a step-up of security um yesterday. She said the taken a closer look at the situa- measures. WeatheT beginnings of the Afro-American tion of (he baick American, "HAVING OPTIONS U impor- community are perceived as a finding his history io be one of tant when you look at the early Showers and thundershowers Tuesday, turning cooler Tuesday result of slavery. subhuman oc de-human^ed history of the Afro-American and with highs in the 60s and low 70s. Partly cloudy and cooler USING HOOTS as an example, tractates!. find that he was not allowed to Tuesday night, with some showers in the southeast. Lows will be Stone illustrated the common "CURRENT STATISTICS such practice his own culture nor between 35 and 45 degrees. Sunny Wednesday with highs in the history and sense of destiny of ss test scores. Welfare stoss, and participate in the Euro-American upper S0» and 60s. the blacks slaves. the Hie contribute to the conno- culture." 2 THE DAILY GUARDIAN April 11, 1978 Escorts preclude cutbacks She Sailtj (Suariiian COLUMBUS (UPl) - Ohio was reached danger levels, we took week in Ohio, we move approx- the only coal stale in the region the position that Ohioans would imately 900.000 tons of coal. not to impose mandatory curtail- respond voluntarily in an effort to Towards the end of the strike we The World ments of electric power during keep schools, factories and bus- were moving about bOO.OOO tons from United Press International the recent coal strike and one inesses open. a week using state Highway reason for that was the use of "Ohioans everywhere cut Patrol and county sheriff escorts, state Highway Patrol escorts for down on electric consumption both in the air and on the non-union coal shipments. Gov. and nobody was laid off." said ground. James A. Rhodes said Monday. Rhodes. "At the same time, our "These escorts were made Rhodes, in a report of state electric utilities shared power possible by the professionalism government actions during the and purchased power out of of the patrol and sheriffs and Israel pulls back strike, said several factors were state, supplementing what we their highly experienced leader- involved including the use of the were able to generate in Ohio.
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