/ogomoreVOLUME ft, NUMBER 17 OCTOBER 24.1977

TW tIndents Is Ik* Department sf R n U v iX Hsiet and Isslllalissal Management la Ik* Pardse l sbersHy S r M W Engineering and Tech sslagy. lUPt'l. ipa iiard aa exhibit boot* at the Itn Indiana MMwnl Fond Service a ad Expnafcisa and (eaves Ilea TW ikaa aaa rurally WM at IW ladlaaa (eaves lisa aad Ktpeettiea (enter aad was spans ertd by ike Indiana KnUarait Aaaarlallaa Over IS. 900 faad service pasiple attended Ibk year's »ba» Representing IUPUI were (sealed left la right) Jed P. Hot Kb Kins M. Baras aad Uaa M. Macri (Standing left la right) James j Braekea. PrW Ray Dealt aad ( eiia M. ( aivnrd

Indiana Academy of Science meets at IUPUI Oct. 27,28

The 93rd annual meeting of the Indiana Academy of Sdeoce will be at IUPUI on Thursday Oct 17 and Friday Oct 3ft Six hundred Indiana scientists are expected to attend the

The scientists, who represent IS dif ferent disciplines will prment 187

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30,000 new jobs annually

Social workers in short supply: says Dean Schneiderman

There will not be enough social workers to meet the needs In the next 10 years, according to Leonard Schneiderman. dean of the IUPUI School of Social Service

Studies show a need for 30.000 new positions each year In the next de­cade, but the total number of gradu ataa from existing schools la not ex ported to exceed 30,000 a year, he ■aid

Schneiderman talked recently about the needs and bow the School of Social SOTta* it worthy la M l them “We’ve gotten eway from ths notion that tt la a sign W weakness to be emotionally upset." he said “Em pioyers are ftndug it la good I to re^md to emp fere they reach the critical stage Thb makes far a ma

social service personnel on their pay rolls, the <ken said

In order to meet the rising need.

programs are being developed, along

pare students for leadership, practice and research m the field of social ser

According to Mary Fortner co­ordinator of field instructions field wort is an Important part of the train ing All students spend part W their

SA dialogues ‘moderately successful’by Mike GaBeway

The IUPUI Student Association/ Student dialogues, planned to estab liah better communications between the SA and the student body, expen enced moderate success according to SA Senator Robin Stahl

One of the mam topics moot students were interested in, StihJ said, was the enforcement of the parking regula tions by the IUPUI Campus Police Stahl said he had sent a memo coo lairung the students comments to Major John Gilbert who la in charge of parking coordination

name change controversy in which students expressed the opinion that they wished ’it would stop being has sled about," accordii* to Stahl Abo covered was the topic regarding the temperature in the Lecture Hall

Stahl said that he talked to James Fryman who is in charge of air comb ttoning and refrigeration about the low temperature and was told the stu dents would have to complain to their manic tors about the problem to have it remedMd The SA will have a sign up sheet in its office for those who would like to complain about the Lec­

ture Hall’s temperature This sheet will be turned in to the Physical Plabt if response is large enough

Other areas students expressed ta- terest m were a commuter system be­tween the 3fth and Michigan Street campuses a crosswalk across Michi gan Street, a motorcycle parking lot at the E/T Building and transports tion to Metros games from campus

Another Diakwue is Thursday. Oct 27 at the Union Build ing from )• am to 4 4 pm This is one way for students to get something done," explained Stahl

SLA search, screen student rep resigns

Indiana to preliminary results of a study of fish life near an electric

by Mike GaMaway

John Emley, the IUPUI Student As­sociations choice as student repre­sentative on the School of Liberal Arts Search and Screen Committee, re­signed lus appointment by the SA

The Search ind Screen Committee is set up to find a replacement for re bring Dean of Liberal Aria Joseph Taytor^Aa committee consists of eight faculty members, ooe Liberal Arts alumnus, a

the SA’s pick aaa student!tire

Emley was the SA’s pick to sit on the committee *>tiJ recently when he was rejected by the committee be­cause he waa "ineligible " According M

Emley waa going to transfer from the School of Liberal Arts to the School of Education, which would make bun in

According to John Emley. however.

this is not true " I ’ll get my degree from the School of Liberal Arts. ’ he explained "I applied to the Schaal §1 Education to get certification to teach

Emley went an to say that it would be a waste of time to be on the committor if Bogar waa hostile to Mi qualifications

According to SA President Bruno Komakech. the SA will pick someone ebe and submit his application to the committee

Dr John B Patton. Indiana state id professor of ecooomtc

' at I U -Bloomington, will be the main speaker at noon on Friday He will speak oa ‘Ths Invisible Crisis Implications for Indiana of the Federal Energy Policy “

CUA, CSC present volunteerism workshopThe Voi

Service Council, and the Consortium for Urban Education will prnamt a senes of four workshops entitled “The Four R’s of Volunteer Recruitment," beginning Tuesday. Oct 25. at the Airport Quality Inn

day. Doc IS Coat is 910 per m t » for aU four m u m

muting and retaining community voi un leers

The workshops will be from 9 a m - 4 pm. Tuesday Oct 35. Thursday. Nov 10. Thursday. Dec l.andThurs

educational ■■abtam will be offered to carter service people to keep them abreast of trends,

The Oct 35 session ReEvilua ate. will be led by Paul Burke, (hr ector of training Chicago Voluntary Action Center He will dtacum means for designing volunteer programs and joo oncnpuonB

The Nov 19 session will be "Recruiting, when Myra Borshoffdirector of Publications American Fletcher National Bank will lead a discussion centering on program marketing and development of imaginative public relations and

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SPEA receives $118,210 grantTbs National Highway Traffic

Safety Administration (NHTSA) baa awarded a im .lio grant to the Indt ana University School to Public and Environmental Affairs (SPEA) to km prove traffic safety management id the Midwest

Hie funds provide for a series to ad­ditional traffic safety management courses to SPEA s eaisttag master to public affairs program

John Treat, director to SPEA * In stitute for Research to Public Safety and NHTSA Uaeon predicto. Assure ing that all necessary approvals for tbs traffic safety program manage tnent courses are received, we could

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Made available for direct student assistance through feilowtoups and in tarmhips is V7100Q Troat stated that •bout 12 frilowshim and internafum will be offered initially the latter for those students who pretor to mis periods to study with periods to full

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InsideIUPUI New* .Our View........Letters...........Kelly A Date . Midwest Arts

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Are there twe cslttepw to the I t . system5 One would think so look ing at these pictures But no. there’s only one with inter changeable nameplates The calliope was designed end con­structed here at IUPUI The de sign was by Bob Weaver, Herron Art professor the construction was done by our own Engineer ing Technology School. the painting was dons by Herron Art School But apparently I U is not above claiming the calliope for its own True, the original calliope did belong to the 1 U Theatre Deportment (obvious to anyone who takes the time to check the rear to the calliope where it states Indiana Utover sity Theatre") And yes. the pro­ject was funded by the l.U. Alumni But the design and actual wort was done here, by IUPUI Come on I U . when we borrow your buses they road l.U. How about when you use our cal­liope. lotting U read IUPUI After all, it already says l.U on one end Share the credit Or is it too hard to admit that anythu* that good could possibly come IUPUI?

October 24, l fH Sag i more

Ourview

LatrlnallaIn our pre-collegiato day*, university graffitti wu something to look forward

to All manners of tnlolloctual scrawling* wore anticipated literary allito ations! philosophical musmgs! political comments! imaginative art1 After aU. in an Institution of higher learning, could we not expect more imaginative efforts than those found in high schools or construction site Port-O-Lets’

But. alas, it was not to be Collegiate graffitti. at least at IUPUI, shows no more thought or imaginstion than thot found in an average gas slatioa The same old poems, sexual and ethnic slurs and junior-high art are written over and over again by persons who imagine themselves clever Seldom, if ever, does a stall wall scrawl appear that shows any more than the basest of thought

And what of the poor janitors who must wash the same tired old tripe off the walk over and over again? Even though they would probebiy prefer thot people be required to check their pencils upon entering a restroom, a little imagination and creotivity could certainly make their jobs more interesting

It’s not that we advocate writing on stall walk, we don’t But as practicing journalists, we often find ourselves critiquing everything we rood Esqsire went so far as to run s two-page article on Harvard and Radchffe graffitti in its September issue things like "Kubla Khan Immanuel Kant" and "Eunpuks pants’ Eumuudes pants!" It’s doubtful that enough quality graffitti could be found at IUPUI to fill a classified sd space, let stone two pages C'mon, people- if you can't do something well, don't

Oh, by the way—for a good time, call 2644008 - MF

Exact change pleaseThe university’s decision to support a shuttle bus service linking some of

IlTPUl’s campuses should be commended Besides providing cheap transportation for students, the bus service should

akobnng about the decrease of the number of cars on the rood Thk alone should please President Carter and his cries for compliance in saving energy

Having a bus service solely for university use could have another benefit by creating a feeling of cohesiveness throughout the campuMs

Although the shuttle service will be experimental starting sometime in 1171, we hope it is successful By being successful, the sendee could then be mode a permanent part of the university Whenever the service begins, we suggest stu­dents and faculty plan their schedules to give themselves enough time to use the buses Or whs! can be considered new and innovative for 1UPU1 will go the way of other services-beck to the drawing board never again to be resurrected

-JEMS

/ogomoreThe Sagamore k published by students of Indians University- Purdue University at Indianapolis Views expressed are those of the editorial staff or of the individual whose name appears in the byline Those views do not necessarily

reflect those of the student body, administration or faculty of IUPUI The Sagamore k a bi-weekly (weekly during the summer) newsmagazine published at 92f> W Michigan, Indianapolis, Indiana 46208 Phone 2644001

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Gemlgnani disagrees with Sag articleTo the Editor

1 appreciate the Ant article con certung the proposed Faculty Coo stitution on the front page of the Oct 17 issue of the Sagsmnrr, but there are some errors thereto that I would like to correct

First, I was never chairman of the Elections and Apportionment Com mittoe I served on that committee and I. as well as others, who have thus served found the procedures of the existing Faculty Constitution difficult to interpret, follow and sometimes in­herently self-contradictory One option open to the council was to try to amend the present constitution to streamline the election process The council voted on its own to write a new constitution

Second, the list of differences be tween the existing constitution and the proposed constitution that I com piled k not the one printed in the article It k not correct to say that the only item on my list which relates solely to the faculty as a whole is that which defines more precisely who Is a voting member It may ji»t as ac­curately be said that all of the items relate to the whole faculty since all pertain to the exercise of appropriate powers of the faculty

Third, the Faculty Board of Review is affected not one wit by the proposed

new constitution The joint com

faculty document be prepared that more sharply defines the procedures and scope of activity of the Boards of Review (as well as other faculty bodies), except for trivial editorial changes reflecting shsnges in titles of administrative officers at IUPUI Uis true that the articles concernii* the board were moved to the Bylaws, but this is because they were and are procedural rather than setting forth substantive rights of the faculty The constitution clearly sets forth the rw view powers of the faculty la clear, yet general toms The implements lion of that review power k not a matter for the constitution, but sp propnate subsequent legislation I feel particularly sensitive on this point since some faculty may fed that the new constitution somehow jeopar dizes rights they legitimately have Such is s framework for governance and does not spell out in every detail how government will function The interstate commerce claine of the U S Constitution does not include all federal legislation relating to into state commerce, nor does it establish and spelt out the procedures for the Interstate Commerce Commiaaioo

Fourth, insofar as the faculty at IUPUI has s philosophy of education,

Me,probabl> embodies it mittoe tned to do was to r to the spirit of the sd fee committee's

id revise it te make R

mtort We <kd try not to develop a philosophy of education, nor did we

He tamper with such i

which we felt were clearly outside the scope of our charge

Again. I appreciated your article and the amount of work that I knew Mr Norwood put into it I wish to make those corrections for the record since it may save me and the council

issues st our Nov to meeting and may help some of the faculty feel mere

the new

Miched Gemignam, Chairman Mathematical Sciences

Ed. Note; Upon checking with Faculty Council records on Oct 14, the Sagamore was informed that Gemignam was the chairman of the Elections Apportionment ( ommittee on Feb 11, 1VM A second check on Oct 11 showed that Prof Edward Robbins was the chairman M the Elections Apportionment <ommittee on Feb II. If71

Writer responds to Gemlgnani letterMr . Nerweod responds;

Dr Gemignam s letter about the Oct 17 article in the Sagamore en­titled ‘Council considers faculty con­stitution’ (which I wrote) requires the following response

First, the list mentioned by Dr Gemignani, which he provided the Sagamore a copy of, contains 16 items but only six items were mentioned in the article because the others were considered of minor importance Ex­cluding thott four commits no error

Second, the wording of the six items mentioned in the article k intention

ally not Dr Gemignam s wording be cause his verbatim language would probably hold roeami* only for the probably small number of people who had rend and were familiar with both the present proposed constitu­tions The items were reworded in the article to perform the common journ ahstic service of making the printed information understandable for the maximum number of renders Per forming thk aervice in no way com mits an error

Tfeurd, if one were to ait doers with Dr Gemignam s hat and a copy of the preaont constitution as I did). one

would find that tune of the items on the bat relate to Article V of the can stitution which ■ entitled Faculty Council' and the other rafales te Article I winch n entitled The Fee ulty " The lattor is that item which.

the ctomfuon of the J*u*laca*j Aa well, seme of those items cancers characteristics of the Coimdl whkh are enumerated in Article IV M the proposed constitution which k • titled "Faculty Council " Thus, toaay

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Gloving "tho greet American sport It shows ovary evidence of remaining lha naSaTtoo .part srbaa you comidm how many people watch read shout aad dlsctM the yearly Series - in many cases.L whik the Super Bowl produces mountainous viewing figures far Mi stackcontest the WerM Sanaa is ptayed (and aaea) a minimum of her Uaea Csastd

fact that men retard Super Bowl Screening as a virtual llth Command ment comHkrtM that only <bedm-th» Jersey beakethaU fens follow all the NBA championship games. baaebsJJ cqums out quik well by comparison

Kromsn aatrokeical stamtooint It’s taterosUnc to ante that baooboll, unlike theother ma)or oporto. tends to offer pkyan of every asdtacal oign lemyotatto tkal study of player* I learned that Gemini led the wty. but narrowly and not is (festively

A paperback called SPOUT Maaaunei All Time All Stare" saketad. for the National aad than the American Leagues. eight regular pkyert, right aad Ml handed pitchers, and a Designated Hitter This roster of B greet diamond stars shows l» players whose Sua Stgna I was abk te acquire Oaly Arka aad Lea dht not make the Ikt Two facto of ipactol tatareat arose 10 of the II are ftaod •ign naUvea (T a ra . Scorpio or Aguartuaf. aad the overwhelm tag leadership went to Scorpio <S athktos - BIU Tarry. SUn Musis I Hoy Campanula Whitey Ford aad Walter Johiwoa) T a r a waa aacoad with S (Willie Mays. Rogers Hornsby end Brooks Rotinaon) while Hank Aaron and Baba Ruth were the two Aquarians cited If you wonder where Jackie Robinson la. especially in light of SPORT naming him posthumously the player of the century, so do I

Thu interesting book then took the two leagues and bravely narrowed the way down to an all-time team Lou Gehrig (IB - Gemini*, Rogers Hornsby <S& - T a r a ) , Horn* Wagner (SS - Pieces) Brooks Robinson (SB - Taurus). Bill Dickey <C - sign unknown). MayatOP - Taurus), Ted WUltomi (OP - Vlrgoi, Ty Cobb (OP - Sagittarius >, Babe Ruth < DH - Aquarius) with pitchers Johnson (Scorpio) and Pord (Scorpio)

Aside from the fact that aay baseball fan you ask will question mikfiy two selections and violently mother one or two, the remitting It men art composed of •lx fixed sign natives with the Taurus-Scorpio axk or opposition providing five of them Should any kind person want to provide me with the birthdatos of Dickoy. Pit Trayaor and Christy Matthowsoo, I'd appreciate it

Seemingly, If you. a friend, or a child would Uko to play baseball successfully, your chances are enhanced enormously if you art a native of Taurus. Scorpio. Aquarius or Gomini What does this imply’ Steadiness and consistency (Taurus), the knack far hanging-in. competing and comb* from behind (Scorpio), strength and the imago of a long-ball hitter < Aquarius) and “the good ban*" (Gemini) But don't bo dismayed that your Sun Sign didn't make the Hot Sport might easily havo mentioned Aries pitchers "Catfish" Hunter and Jim L^nborg and Danny McLains or Lao pitchers Steve Carlton and Vida Blue

What of the future’ What known, eslabiiahod start may someday push some­one aside and make a revised All Star bat’ WoU. think about thmo Artoa (PeteRom), T a r a (Warren Spahn) Gemini (Dave Concepcion). Cancer (Harmon RiUobrew^LaoiDanDnooaac), Virgo (Joe Morgan). Libra (Mickey Mantle); Scorpk (Tom Soever). Sagittarius (George Poator); Capricorn (Willi*

■ « * ItD, Pieces (Etoton Howard or tothere still hope for "Iron Man" McGlnty’ )

Octeter M, IV77 s

‘Face’-less Stawart back on the road

I n i S cRy. lour which will land in I “Sunday October M tl Marital 2 An m -Jh I io day* altar a h i i l t a

rota "Wo all hav* dtftareet * » y i of ptayteg I ® 11® nort raunchy bad of ptayor which m o m lo htaad ta wed with Jim and BiUy -

Roundinc oof ths band an key board®! John Jarvta tke y— «m l member al n. and PtaJ Cbm ea bam • native of Jamaica with a back ground 1a II® English m i ■ « * of

of a new Stewart Ip Fool Laaoi *N* Fancy Proa, al tko beginning of Ik® month Tk® marks the flrta lime aince Ike Faces dtahended two year* ago that Stewart will tour with the aarne band he n recording with

The new Stewart hand has boom familiar faces, as well as some new talent Just gaining s share of the spot light Cannon Apples, a premier vocahst kunsotf plays drums ta tha now aggregation Appece was s main stay of Iks old Vanilla ru<tao. whose reworked version of tl® soul sUn dard. "Yea Keep Me Hangli* On" ta apirod Stewart to put the same song ta

Applet and Stewart have boon frtandi since im . when ho ataaoot joined the Jeff Bock Group while Rod was staging with them After Rad taft. Back tanned Bock. Boport and Applet, and fuem who played (hums ta that band Splice in a gig with Cactus, sod sdd the Barry GoMborf/Mlke Btaomfiold project KGB. and It bocomea obvious that Stewart farad wall ta obtaining a quality drummer end backing vocal- tat

Another member of the band with constdersbie studio and road exporience ta Billy Peak, one of three Mod guitar®® Peak, from St Lou® Joinad Chuck Berry, who (ta Peek's words) "trough! me along ta hta rock and roll framework, ta 1MB Their aanoctatloc yielded five albums, a European tour and massive touring ta the United States Stewart discovered Pdsfc when ho saw him with Berry on television, and he atao appeared on Stewart s A Night On The Town

The other two lead guitarists are the only tallow countrymon ta Stewart’s outfit Jin Crogan played with Taste and Family and has toured with Linds Lew® and Cat Stevens Apparently comfortable recently with Cockney Rebel, he found Stewart 's offer to help klm form a bond "too good to moist " Gary Grainger ta • Londoner who

ployed live with a praises ions I band «d fl ttds tear He has apponred «n al­bum tar Rtafe Starr. Las Sayer and atao appeared on A Night Oo TV The®

Chen was playing mggsi long be­fore moat poop® know K existed, and km dsns aksdta wort with Jeff Bock. Doaovon, Jimmy Wltksrspoon. Too® and the Mayteta. Pate Townsmd. Johnny Natal and Jim CapaM With all of that behind klm. ke looks tar ward to stalli* down "Pm not later osted ta any more a ms inn wort." ke contends. Tm gonna devote aU my thnoteBod "

And. tata we forgot, there ta the leader of this crew, about whom critic Peter Burton said. "With hta raw voice evoking an atmosphere « f too many nights on the town, too much boom, too many cigarettes. Rod con veyt a kind of domestic world wear! nfMi ••

ta the band Stridor , which toured with parents, bypassed a career ta soccerFaces ta 1974 Grainger explains his at 17 to wander the countryside

$12,000 In prizesawarded In photo contest

Amateur photographers are eligible to compete for a first prim of tl ,M0 ta Nikon photographic equipment ta the Fifth Annual Nlkon/Nutahoil Photo Contest for cottage students and faculty

Almost MO prism totaling over tl2,000 will be awarded ta two com petitions now underway on college

ih ik iip u n tans beginTko School of Liberal Arts an­

nounces a wssk md film sertas featuring William Shakaapmra's plays beginning Sunday. Oct M.

Sir Laurence Ottvtar stars in the first film. Henry V. Oct » from 2 45 pm As Yea Like ItIs the second film starring Olivier and Elisabeth Bergner. Noe. • Ottvtar atao stars ta He®tat. Nov.IS King Lear will be shown Nov SO, starring Paul Scofield

11® films are free and will be shown ta Room SSI, Cavanaugh Hall

According to Myron Charnam director of public relations for Nikon. "The purpose of the Ntkon/Nutshell Photo Contest ta to encourage photo grapkors to express themselves creatively through photography There Is no cootmt theme, no re­strictions on the number of photos entered, and any type of camera may be used ta the contest "

First place winners ta each of the categories (black and white and color) will receive fl.MO ta Nikon equipment Two runners-up will each win 91.M9 worth of equipment and third-place winners will receive MOO worth of equipment

The same prime will be awarded In tke faculty competition, which ta Judged separately from the student contest Last year's winners re- prmented ISS different cottage, uni varsity and high school campimm

Entry forms and contest rules may 'be obtained by writing to Nlkon/Nut shall Photo Contest. MS Market St , Knoxville, Tonnemee STMS

settling into metac at It Lmg John Bakky.a Ms Brittak Blum giant, dn covered Mm tanging at a railway ste Hoc. wetting for a tram

After working with Baktaysnr-a--ow-» l.i_u■Twwtiiiv woormr im q , jtfw in ncipfcform Steampactet with Bnaa Auger. Baktay and Juke DrtaceU Tk® bead played tarn ta tl® RAB of Baldry and mart of I— MBS soul, am of Steward favoriteB "I hatened to worybady and picked up a bit from them all, Stewart expiau® "I listened to Sam Cooke for about two yean and I knew I sounded a bit like turn

In IMS. Stewart Joined with Jeff Beck after be left tke Yardbirtta and appeared on two of that group's al bums Truth sod Beck-eta. but ke taft •eon after baaatat Ron Wood Wood subesquently Joined up with (hummer Kenny Jems, baaatat Roam® Lam and purust Ian McUgaa ta Iks re­formed (Small) Faces and ta October of IMS asked Stewart to Join The group released five albums and many smash singles including "Stay With Me " By 1971 Stewart's appml as a solo artist was fstebltahed with Every Pieter* Trtb A Story and the singleMaggie May" occupying number

one simultaneously on the album and singles cherts

Other solo kit singles followed, in­ducing I'm Losing You," "You Wear It Well. "Twitau* The Night Away," and the moat recent number eat. Tonight> Tke Night' from A Night (ta The Tswn.

Though hta career has been one hyperbole after another for marly is years. Stewart ta fighting the syn drome that is hurting all but the moat active Ms rockers The Stones are the only major super group koidaver to remain intact (with a few additions and subtractions) to stay at tke top of the ever-growing heap Hopefully this new band will inject the youth and spirit Stewart needs to d ii* to the top atao

Thg last time Rod appeared near mrawas ta Bloomington, and by the time Peter Wolf and the J Cells Band finished partying, there was not much that Stewart could do to get IS,Ml people excited

Young girls may scream when he turns srotmd and wiggles tamely, and young, aspiring rock stars may mar vel at a voice that sounds like it is about gooeand yet never dies, but this tour Km got to be better than the lata one by Faces It was almost unbear able to see a band like that die such an ignoble dmth . and it will be a ptaaaure lo am Stewart resurrect that vital spirit with his new band We shall see

Discography On Mercury-Tke Red Mewart Alkem. 1970. (•eaellae Alley 1970; Every Pic Ur* THI. A Story. 1971; Never A Du« Mem eel 1971, Stag It Again.Red. 1973 Hmikr 1974 On Warner Bros Atlantic Oeastag. 1975 A Nigkl Oa The Tewa. 1970. Fata Lease And Fancy Free. 1977, (with Faces)-Firs! Step 1970. Long Player. 1971, A Ned's As Geed As A Wink Ta A Blind Harm. 1971. Oak La La. 197S. Farm Live 1973 Snakes And Ladders (Beta of Facet), 1970

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Next was Bob Bunnell Both Bunnell and the scabs groaned whan the nurn bar hit SM Due to a class commit! ment Kathy Doughty checked In later, she weighed 170 pounds

Bunnell, Doughty and Veaaaty will continue u> weigh in periodically until the final weigh in on Dec 1? at the Metros Northern Michigan game The one who has loat the greatest par centage of his/her weight will then be declared the winmr As an extra side tight all those attending the Dec 17 game will weigh in as well Fans will then be charged oorhalf cent admis sion (or every pound instead of the regular 11 30 ticket price So Metro fans have two choices diet and get in to the game cheap or gorge your­selves and support the Metros'

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Women vofeybaNers upset DePauwhy Jerry Abb

Mlh 81 Gym - The IUPUI Women » volbyhall team defeated DaPauw and Marion in a recently held in school match on October II

Previous to thw match, IUPUI had kept their undefeated tiring intact by overcoming a talented sextet from St Joseph College

Sophomore Kathy Gaddie s opening kill put IUPUI on top 1-0 before the

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Games three and four wars wan byIUPUI 15-4 and 15-7 largely because of the Metros being sbb to dig out nearly all of St Jee sspbm

In the tn-school match conch Mart lyn Reinhardt used her complete roster of It players - Giglio. Massing Topper Kemp. Sullivan.

IM bad The Metro* countered dur ing junior Shirley Blue s serve, answering with six coneocutive points to mow the bad down, il l# St Joe remained on top 15-11 IUPUI jumped ahead 14-11 advantage St Joe 15-14 IUPUI. showing triandaus poke, won on a Peggy O'Conner ace serve

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IUPUI vs Mahon 154,15-11. DePauw vs Marion 5-15,154.154. and IUPUI vs. DePauw 15-15. 15-7 tUPUI's woman s volbybaU record now stands ai 54.

Next home game is Tuesday. Oct 15 against Hanover

Faculty Council in particular reflects facts and commits no error

Fourth, the 15th item on Dr Gomignanl's list, which is the sixth and last on* mentioned in the article concern* transferring the regulations about certain faculty groups from the constitution tn the bybws One ex­ample b the regulations Faculty Board of Review items on Dr Gemignam s U “aspect*"of the present which have been “substantially modi fbd" (this b what the Council roaoki- tbn asked that Dr Gemignani prepare a bat of), the transfer of thoae regulations b so ever, la bb btter Dr Gemignani says that the Faculty Board of Review has not boon affected (La., “ tnodiAad") Dr Gemignani has obviously contra dieted himself and he had bmt not

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