volume three, number fourteen april 1, 1973 lilflU NOTED DOCTOR-LECTURER-AlITHOR COMING

Dr. Robert H. Williams, professor of medicine and chief of endocrinolo at the University of Washington ana-e 1tor o t e soon-to-be-released book, To Live and to Die, When, Why and How 1 will be at_ IUPUI ~Itday. He ~ill_!alk on the book's subject at noon in the Emerson Hall Auc!__i to"!_'_i_um.

In the book, Dr. Williams and 20 contributors treat questions that result from medical advances like organ transplantation and society's social problems. The topics covered the changing attitudes and policies about euthanasia, suicide, sexual activity, marriage, birth control, abortion, welfare and the treatment of criminals -- are being widely debated among laymen and within professional connnunities.

Dr. Williams has received the Outstanding Chairman of Medicine Award from the Association of Professors of Medicine, the Distinguished Leadership Award from the Endocrine Society, the Banting Award (ADA), Stengel Award (ACP), Minot Award (AMA), among others.

All interested persons are invited to attend.

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES ACTIONS

In its March 24.__E}e~_!_i_~g_ in Indianapolis, the Indiana University board of trustees:

--Named four to the board of visitors of the Indianapqlis Law School: Whitney r. Seymour, New York City; Professor Mar§(Ellen Ci'ldwell, Ohio State University;-Arch N.· Bobbitt, Indianapolis, and Fred C. Tlic~\r, Indianapolis.

--JJicrea~~<L 9-dmissi9n d~_Q~i_t __ for __ _g_raduat~ students in dentistry from $50 to $200, effectiv~ wi ~h__~l9:.~~- of 197_1_. Amount is applied to fees paid the first semester the student attends.

--Extended basl5~t.1?£LJ.L coach Bob Knight 'S contract five years--through 1979-80.

--Approv_eg . !€'.nu._:r,:~__r_ec_9mmendations for. Bloomington, regional campuses, and IUPUI ...• and promotions in rank for regional campuses and IUPUI. (See below)

* * * PROMOTIONS ANNOUNCED

More than 100 IUPUI faculty promotions have been approved by the Indiana University board of trustees and -- for the Purdue mission faculty -- by the Purdue University board of trustees.

TO PROFESSOR

Administration: John C. Buhner

School of Dentistry: David Bixler, Donald Cunningham, Varoujan Chalian, Charles Hutton, Simon Katz, Richard Norman

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Division of Education: Virginia R. Harvin

Herron School of Art: Edmund Brucker

Indianapolis Law School: Thomas B. Allington

School of Liberal Arts: Bernerd Bogar, Mary Elizabeth Seldon

School of Medicine: Gerald D. AlpeT]l, Richard Brashear, Don W. Churchill, Ray J. Defalque, Richard N. Dexter, William P. Fisher, Alan R. Freeman, Richard S. Griffith, Doris H. Merritt, Raymond R. Paradise, Arvine •G. Popplewell, Aare Truuma.a, Ralph C. Wilmore

School of Engineering and Technology: William Davis, Robert Peale

TO CLINICAL PROFESSOR

School of Medicine: Harold E. Kleinert

TO PROFESSOR

School of Science: Peter Hanford, Richard Sanborn

TO ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR

Division of Business: Victor E. Childers

School of Dentistry: David Avery, Myron Kasle, Charles E. Tomich, George K. Stookey

Division of Education: Mary A. Gilchrist, Philip J. Hobbs

Herron School of Art: Margaret Fierke

Indianapolis Law School: William R. Jones, Walter Krieger, Robert Lehman

School of Liberal Arts: Marian Brock, George Hatchek, Peter Sehlinger, John K. Stevens

School of Medicine: Duke H. Baker, Anthony G. Banet, Arthur D. Beck, Henry Besch, Henry R. Black, Talmage Basin, Tsu Teh Chen, Edward Cockerill, Joseph Fitzgerald, John A. Galloway, Lewis T. Graham, Edwin Gresham, William Kirtley, Mary Jane Laatz, Kenneth R. Lovko, Patricia Sharpley, David Smith, Charles H. Spurgeon, Robert Stoelting, Frank B. Throop, Myron Weinberger, Douglas Zipes

School of Engineering and Technology: Melvin Milgate, David Richardson

School of Science: Peter Loh, Peter Rabideau, Wen Yen

TO CLINICAL ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR

School of Medicine: .William E. Murray, William K. Nasser, Shokri Radpour, George F. Rapp

TO ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR

School of Nursing: M. Carolyn Cecer~, Hilda F. Evans, Shirley M. Karlson, Carmen Sharp

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School of Social Service: Elizabeth Nav~rre, Jitendra Kapoor, Marjory A. Smith

TO ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

School of Dentistry: James R. Hudson, William P. Keller, Maurice P. Lord II, Gilbert D. Quinn, Marvin G. Schmidt, George A. Tiffany, Robert J. Witham

Herron School of Art: Henry V. Aguet, Robert Marks

School of Medicine:· Shereen D. Farber, John H. Henderson, Theodore A. Hill, David G. Lucas, James P. Morrow, Sherry F. Queener, Robert Ten Eyck, Robert L. Wolen, Zona Weeks

TO CLINICAL ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

School of Medicine: Charles R. Ellis, Robert Raber, Paul Thoresen

TO ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

School of Nursing: Nancy J. Levier, Angela Murphy, Freda Scales

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LEGISLATIVE REPORTS IX

House Bills

HB 1134 -- Would permit persons 18 or older to be parties in civil suits and to appear before courts without guardians. Amended and recommended for passage by Senate Judiciary Committee.

HB ll69 -- Would require physicians and laboratories to report all cancers and malignancies. to State Board of Health. Amended and passed by Senate, 45-3; now in House­Senate conference committee to resolve differences in House and Senate versions of bill.

HB 1277 -- Would prohibit denial or revocation of professional and occupational licenses because applicant or holder has been convicted of a misdemeanor or felony. Passed by Senate, 36-13, and sent to Governor.

HB 1759 -- Would allow Indiana University students who will graduate in next commencement to vote in elections for alumni trustees. Recommended for passage by Senate Education Committee.

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CALENDAR CHECK-OFF

Pharmacy displays this week in University Hospital are Armour Pharmaceutical Company on Monday, Endo Laboratories on Wednesday and Marsan Manufacturing Company on Friday. Riley Hospital displays will be Pennwalt Corporation on Monday and Armour on Wednesday. Hours are 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Monday -- "The Isolation and Characterization of a Proteinase Inhibitor from the Navy Bean," Biochemistry Faculty Seminar by Edward J. Wh'ftley graduate student; Medical Science Building, Room 326, 4 p.m.

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Tuesday -- .~!:t_or_J:!~.Y--~~rl M. Gray of Petersburg will be at the Indianapolis Law School to inaugurate the Distinguished-Practitioner in Residence Program at the sch~ol. He will discuss law practice in Indiana and "Development of Anglo-American Probate Law."

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JEANNETTE MATTHEW LIBRARIAN , SCHOOL OF LIBERAL ARTS 420 BLAKE STREET

Tuesday -- "The Confusion about Manic-Depressive Illness," Medical Genetics Seminar by Joann B. Campbell, graduate student; Riley Research, Room 139, 4 p.m.

~ Wednesday -- "Vertebrate Diving Reflexes," Physiology Seminar by Dr. Richard Pqanzer, assistant professor; Medical Science Building, Room 205, 4 p.m.

Thursday -- Meeting of the Regional Topology Seminar will be in Room Bl6 of the Medical Science Building. Speakers will be T. Y. Lin on "Applications of Homological Dimension of Graded Rings to Topology" and S. Kochman on "The Symplectic Cobordism Ring." Both are from Purdue.

Eriday-Sunday -- The national council meeting of Phi Epsilon Kappa, men's physical education professional fraternity, will be held at the Medical Center. The organization was founded at the Normal College in 1913. Specially honored will be Rudolph R. Schreiber, professo~ of physical education, who will be retiring as the group's national executive secretary after 37 years in the post. He and the rest of the national council will be honored by the Indianapolis Alumni Chapter and the Normal College chapter Saturday at a Founders' Day Banquet at the Naval Armory.

Friday -- "The Regulation of Muscle Metabolism and Function by Protein Phosphorylation," Biochemistry Graduate Student Seminar by John Larson; Medical Science Building, Room 326, 4 p.m.

Coming Up -- Dr._~zug Nishiyama will be on campus Monday (April 9) to acquaint students and facult with the ro ram of the Ja an-America Institute of Management Science. Coffee hours are scheduled for 10:30 a.m. in Room K264 of the Krannert Building at 38t Street and for 2 p.m. in the Faculty Lounge of Cavanaugh Hall.

Picture Perfect -- "The Photograph as Object" will be the topic of a speech by William G. Larson at the _Her_yon School of Art Auditorium on Monday (April 9) at 4:30 p.m. Larson, a noted professional photographer, is on the faculty of the Tyler School of Art at Temple University. The lecture is free and open to the public.

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FLY THE FRIENDLY SKIES OF I.U.

Indiana University charter flights to Europe for this summer have been arranged. If you have a yen to wend your way overseas, consider these flights:

One-month flight from New York City to London and back, May 21-June 22, is $247.50. With an Indianapolis option, the price is $326.50. Two other flight's- -- Chicago to London and back -- are scheduled for May 21-August 10 and June 21-August 23. ound-trip fare is $242.

All prices include tax. For more information, call Mrs. Helen Zapp at Ext. 8265. (She reports, incidentally, that there will be no trip to Japan this year.)

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