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t University of Indianapolir-educaton for service. Volume 68, No. IO. February lG, 1987

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the students returned first to the lobby$ . ~overnge Editor &staff Writer ' '..:

a nre In the dorm. Repeat: There I s % n e Ken Hottell. U of I Buslness Alan- ..' in the dorm.' Wlth these words. Heldl: ager. sald the dorm was fully ~ s u r e d '. Hlghbugh g*e the all-wll In Wan& : ~ &d damage was limited to the 4th floor ( Hall, Tuesday evening to d e l y evacuate . '., . lounge area. He said most of the damage . . thedorm In one minute and 20 seconds. '&uld be corrected by deanlng and w s '

' . (nsh wn slttlng on thestove burnerin: ~. : - ' ,While lhe bulldingwas evacuated In ; the fourth flwrlounge,u-as first notlced , by Steve Carter. 31m Self and FUck Ort- .dorm director. . sdd It took that.long , . '

4 man helped put the fii'out'as J w V& ':. because many students thought It u a s . ; . . camp pulled the flre dinif.derting 'just a lire drill. In a fire. every second b- bulldlng residents-and calling the nre counts, and t h e ' g d is to evacuate more

' RA. &ported $e nre to .desk worker^ : Imnlcally, says Smlth, he was io&;,

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, _ . . The k. started by a burning plastlc mainly smoke damage. ' . : . -

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' . department. Man Hugler. the 3rd floor. -quickly. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i ? . ,.' . . : KelleySmlth.ScotthlcCart;4thfloorRG .. .'through .the. lire exJtlng;p~cess;.wlth

. .&id Mike Rdse.staited'evacuaUng the +- residenUd-assIstants when :the :nre. .... ;.': :,., .-----.- .-. ,: ..- . . -..,. . .- -... ....

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noor lounge; ing injuries and..- . . . . . . . . . . . - . . .. . .

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um. Increased 0-peratlng costs. enecesslty to ihiprove facultyand

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tes as . . "~e~lveisityusuallycomesin11lh con-. . '.or 12lh in charges to students when. of In- compared lo some 20.other private ml-

pplement . the .amount-. _ . leges and unlversltles In the state. It IS dents. there IS SUI lhe ne' too &ly lo tell at this Ume how U of I increase In what.the stu- . c o m p k s to other schools for 1088-89.

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e. more expensl\G, Independent. cted . - . InsUtuUons hi the 'stale and, natlon.'

$2.650.- The residentlal student.wlll, " . - ThelncKaseforfutureye& cannot . have an overall Increase of 6.4 percnt ' ' be predlcted wlthout knoutng what the

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- pmblem. . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ . institution. he/she shouldobtainiCUE : oITers,' the greatest number'pf courses.

CUEglves students the.opportunity ' . ... . cross-reglstption application form from ' .. although Butler Unlverslty and Marian ..

to receive credlt,an theb U of 1 ti& Dlane.hletheny.in Academic Senlces. .. ..College are occaslondychosen as Host:. . scripts for. a cour&.taken &.'another . Once the form has been slgned by the CUE institution wi lho i t anv additional.-.: academlc dean h d ' t h e student's advi-

' . ,Institutions: Other .CUE. Institutions ' . . include Franklin ColleCe;hlwIin Center ....

U 'of I ~ muscle-men. .to: compete

"~I.UnA""LU,*U , . . , . . . .; . CenM:Council met at,lt;,us"al

of a.m. on hlondayy. Feb; 8, the basement of Sch&tzer*

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. . '. to the- Mr. .Indiana Competition . and lwklng for a big back ?hat stmple Item through r day A d last for adout an " possibly tdthe national competition to . could cost a win for-the bodybuilder.. ' : .hourandah~..ongwith~.orWngalth,

Some people donY consider b&- .. be held in Califomla. Norrib said that ' : ~ 0 t h guys sald thq\% tried a vartety '.weights. both y y s mn during their , - bufldW as a Sport- 1x1 fact* many think ' there afe usually a couple hundred en- ' . of supplements to, help them gdn mass workouts. The workouts consist of su-

it's dlsysting to,change one's body In trants In each division. . but say thelr pkogress came from hard pemts. 'A superset is a workout of the tliat uay. But two U of I students take . ' Schneider is no slnnzer to &ese work and dedication. A restrictive 'diet ._ . s m e muscle group .\vi& tn.0 exercises. bodybuilding. very serlously. Senlor . competitions:In 1 9 8 7 1 u ~ n lstplaceln - also came Into play. .'Weke taken In :. F o r k m p l e , in working the shoulders, Dave Norris and Junior Matt Schneider . the Golds Gym hlr. Cincinnati light- ' about.4 or 5 mg of sodium a day:. sald

I theydoaset oftenrepetitionsofmilitary will compete in the hlr. lndlanapolk weight dlvislon. I t was my flrst compeu-. Schnelder. :the normal Intake of people BodybuildlngCompetitlononhlarch7th . tlon." Norris. from hlarion. Is competing . is around 3pOmgeven though they only . oflatedflies.Theonlytest comes while

I here in Indi?napolis at Howe High . for lhe flrst time and lsa Uttle apprehen- . ' need about 50 mg.' Norris gave, an ex- '. the person's parlner Is doing his set and ' slve, '1 really don't know what 10 expect jmple of Campbells soup. One can con- ~ the sets alternate for flve or six sets. , . , school.

Schnelder, fmm Avon. stated that the since thisls my h t tlme. IVegot no idea.. tains 900 mg of sodium. Both feel healthler physically and competltionwlthallne-upofallcompelf- ;howrlldo:Schnelder Is quick to add. 'I Both bodybullders say. t h e y h been ' ~ mentally. 7Ve don't get sick or have ton. a muslcal mutine where the con- ' ' ' thlnk Dare will do real well: He's got the .. eating a lot of baby food and tuna.' For a ' colds anymore.' Norris mid. Schnelder , testants pelrom solo In front Of

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perfect body for this: Schneider i s also snack they've been putting a Ihln piece : s a p their study tlme Isn't alrecled be- Judges. and ahal pose-downwhere d :a little apprehensive. 'It ib6.s strange ofmeaton topofaiicecake.\Vhenasked cause they work out during their free

.this one but only the Judges know what ', it wasn't very good but ~t 's very healthy- . , . Both are looklng fora g&l n l i ballet ' and low ln sodium. Schnelder also sald . : wrperlence to helpthemwlth their musl-

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. - This will be amateur competition. . tliey'relooklngfor.' not ' For example. Schneider-said that a . - that their calorie intake wasn't 'very , cal routines. Ifinyone is Interested they

be.awanled. Hoi.ever. the h t place . person could be builtverywell but may . 1mportant.because they bum off the can get.in touch with hlatt or Dave at I

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the contestants wlll try to*out-pose each winning my first competition. I couldwn .how the baby food tastes: Schneldersaid . tlme hours. : , . ~

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/(inner in each divlston and the overdl haveasmallislilookingbackandaJudge : ' c ~ ~ f i ~ they consume. .: . . Trimble Hall. 781-0686. . . . . . wlnnerwillrecelveatrophyanndadvance' , . - . . could penalize the person because he's ' ' ' . Their: workouts are . on Sundav I - Students, given option,

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t\s students get closertocompletfng:' ~ ..tactlng llie.Host InsUtuUon to Iind out their degree. they, may flnd'that a re- ' ..what classesare being offered. ne . s lu- aulred course 1s either filled or not of- . dent should contact his/her advisor to

,': for the student's registntlon inthe de- . ' slred course.'AppUcation does not auto- -. -. matlcally assure . admission. to the

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iered during a glven.sem,$ster. Consof- : determine whkh class to take; . l f~ the slty bt Indlanapolls islhe most popular Dyppnd C,&:' tlum for Urban Education offen a SOIU-~ student has satlsfled all the course pre- . . lnstltutlonwhere students cross-regis- tlon for full-ttme. studenk fatirig. this requlsltes 0r.k acceptable to the Host ter. accordlng to hletheny, because it ~ --.-, . . I .. , . . . . . . . Residciit,Trr~,& .: :

uuuea 'pianning lor me inmi urns cost. The course can onlvbe taken dur- sor. it should b6 submltted to hletlienv College. Indlanapolls k u s e u m of M, I . - - , Ingeitherthe fallorl\lnt~rsemesterand.'. . for process1ng:hletheny uIU Illen con- is llmlted to akllahle~space~t the instl-. > tact'the cross-reglstntion omcer at the tution 'where. the student wfshes . to : . . Host institution to,make arnngements

ByDaveL.innan ' . . : . . : . . ;- m e comii&e gmnts . .~ii 6iters Award based on the above criteria and Feature Editor . . .

Nomlnatlons for the Peters Award. An ' . not scholmhlp. need, reUglous bellefor award established In honor. of Hobart , popularity, The mhmittee includes Dr. and Ella Peters for their 'neighborly' Herbert . CasseI. chairperson., faculty contrlbutlons Jo the cominunlty. . members and the unlverslty chap!*. being sought from students. facultyand , Nomlnations may be made by stu-, stall: . . . . . . . . .- . - dents, staIT. professional stanor ficuliy

The award Is glven each year to 3. at U ofl. Nominations. whlch are due by person who best shows characteristics ' Feb. 19. must be slgned by the nomlna- of nelghborliness through a consistent ' tor. Nomlnees must beastudent. faculty Ufe-style or humanltarlan act. Cr l td? ' . .member. s M o r professional stalrper- for neighborllness include: ktndness son from the University of Indiana-polls. and genemslty, c o e t m e n t to sewice ' .The nominator must include Justlnca- 'althout thought o f ~ ~ g n l t i o n 0 T w a - d . . . Uon for the worWness ofthelr nomtnee. forethought and consldentlon .of the Honored In the past fordrthelrneIgh&r- : needs and interests Of Others. respect 'llness we&&'JennUer'L. Eaton, ' 1987: ' for the integrlty and worth of other Per- . Thomas C. Davis. 19813 Dr. Noel Baker sons.~.dthe;*il i~gnessto~idohersat . . and Dr. Gerald Zimmemim. 1985; and the expense of one's own convenience. . hllchelle Liwson, 1984:

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THE UMVERSITY OF INDIANAPOLIS W M G ' L A B HOURS' ' . , ' , M ' JVednesday . . . .-. . . . w'

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9 ..m.d:30 p.m. 9 a.m.-5:30 p+. . 11 a.m.-§:30 p.m.. 9 a.m.d:30 p.m..-ll a.m.4 p.m. 230-9:30 p.m. I . 7:30-9:30 p.m. . 230-9:30 p.m. . .

and indiina Vocational Technlcal Col- . . . . . . . . . . ' . . lege. I . . . . .

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:. The. hlardl G n s Is a first for.U of I which Centnl Councll hodes \\Ill be- wmeatndltfon. ' ' . _ . '

Plans for CycIerama;which Is an annual event held In hiay. were also' .complet&. ': . .

Watch for the CentralCouncilCap-. s i c to becornea consistent article in the 'Student/Reflector.' . '-

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fering 'help .'with'.stress :management .- classes that wUI be open to all students.

The classes ulll:be'taught on four consecullve Thursdays from February .

~' 18thIUlh1arch 1OthinRuthLillyCenter In the multl purpose mom..

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. ObJectlves for the course are to !each : students how to calm their.mlnds and,..' bodleswith the help of breath awareness techniques and other methods. Graves-. Des hurlers hopes that students wlll be. able to apply these . . technlques to the,ir . .

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Gm&s-Des hur ie r i says &at most, peopledonotknowhowtohandlestress. feellngsoftighlness. tenslon. and mental ~

confuslon that a& debllltating and leave . them, non-productive. However, the&

classes are not onlyforpeople alth prob- lems. .They are for everybody who wants to learn how to access their Inner peace I

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experience.' w ~ t h stress. management classes. She has taught at the Sycmork - Schwl.. the Hermilage Retreat House.' hlontessory Schools. C c n M Stale Hod pltal . . and wlth individual . . cllents.

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'Klng. ' Rtchard I ' 11," ' ' one ' ' of . deslgned to Show,changlng moods and. .'

, opened Friday In Ransburg Auditorium. The setting appeirs to be slmple. but : - .-',-Of all Shakespeare's plays. I can think . ' according to Ream. a lot of elToit went In of none that IS more contemporaj or . to bufldlng the set. Because the set was ' . -:~ 'relevant than Richard 11," sald Dr. Rich- f . finished early. performers had the op-

4.-' ard \VUllams, Director. 'It' speaks.'to ' portunlly to perform an additional 1n.o today's soclety ' more forcefully 'than weekson Uie set; gettingthe feelofwhere

The play has a cast and crew ofmore ; 'performance. 'Because of the dlnerent than .50 peop!e from, the school-and.. levelsoftheset, theneedtoknowwhere

'1 communlty. Dr. hl&yBeth Stoclj. Ger- 'io.&&+ ,and to\stand,'is crltlcal." s g d

dlrector and has helped In preprlng the ' ' For Richard Il.':one' of the 'prim+ e . cast and crew for the production: : .:. - .'focuses tn the b u d g e t : k the elabdhte.

The nnal week of practice was used . . ' costumes. whlch students attending k - for he- tunlng rather than panic-. , , convocation Frlday, received a sneak . strlcken. hurried up. last minute prepa- . previewofaswellasafew'teasers" h m . ';ration.' said Professor Jlm Ream. tech-' '. the pduct lon; . . . . . . - .\ nlcal dIrector/sced deslgner..'It .Is. a.

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', :JackWal!enJr.. TmJackson, Michael.' ' f good feeling when the dlversllied: ele- . ~ Schoppenhorst. . Lucy '.\Vennlng.. . and .. 'ments of a production begin to come. " Carlin~ullmanarereaturedamongthe 1. ' together.:.lt helps make a more pleasant. large cast hnd crewcomprlslng the play. +I :hal pmductlon-week.' ' . - I - f ig FUchard 11' will be performekl In

-5: Rum a technlcal standpoint. Rid& : . Ransburg Auditorium at 8 p.m\ Frlday, ' I. I1 Is dillerent from'the past pduct lons , and Saturday and at 3 p.m. 6n Sunday. ~. pany. King Richard . . . .

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I ., "!at.U of I. W e are dolng some dlnerent : : . . ' 'thlngs.'sId Ream. 'Uslng new.llghting . wl?Ich,iyl, be:pp& fPm_nwn ,%u 4 . .. , ~ . ~ I & 7 ( I s : ; A Cohumn' .q: Dr. !Phi@ yuung, Libra yl)irectur . . . . . .

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techniques: and. sound. eIlects..:. 'Ibe ' . .p.rn.:, : :lighting. for example has been, Incarpof '

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... ' * ' .. ' . . . . . . . . . , . . . . nim at the Methodist Home in Franklin. . . . then obseNing the comcUons of h b ,: "'Annual .. Chzlr ,Supper':. .. ;:.~ .:,~:,::,. . . 5 : Harvey . . . Petty, a friend of the university. . bosses. As he talked. I imagined &e hot. had telephoned me.wlth the enticement shop with dlrty lnk and heavy. lead type

where men worked by h i i d setting the z:

There. In what appeared to be a former ' closet. Mr. Petty had set up shop. h u e s ' ' ' Petty noted that thls work n o longer

of mm- and chair underan antlque noor-lamp, . . -put&e typesetting. .He felt a Mnshfp

wl@ early prinleri back to Cutenberg. the h t printer to use hand-moved ty&.

-Mr. Petty had seen,the end of an era. ARer awhlle. he bmughtout aumden

,spoke with ,nostalgic pride ibut h b : . . modelofa hand-opemtedprintingpress, basket- " ureer In the printing business; ,Not a ' . ' . to,show me. He demonshted how the

'book-learning" scholar. Mr. Petlywas a . e& prlnters had run the blank sheets .- i evecung a large Around 2oo : . lime drawlng 'Or:' cnltsman who hadspent hls llfesetllng . underthepressandpulledthehandlelo

create an Image. Flnally. he leaned for- for various . ward and flopped a large folder onto the . tent merely to'be a technicfan. he had table. '?hi4 is the pmJect I 'told you

about.' he said. $ entertalnmenttheUofIVarsltyClubd. le-ed how to appreciate ind to create . : , anartisticlookandfeelofaprintedpge.. ' .wed with arthritic nngug on pages

~ ' whether It was a newspaper; book or bqlyleglble toage-dlmmed eyes. Itam ' TO\", YX7" girls bgCS 8-17. . ' Come dressed ln chlson and .~ openings for college students and

. i camp setting June 12-Aug. 14,1988. - Positions available a: Assistant Di- rcctor,Nur;c,BusinessManagcr,Wa- msy pBy at.the door.

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, frynes'to create the printer's art hlr. .' l3y S h e ' e Comett - ' '.

iDusineub!anager :,, . . - . . . w'ar2says Adrlanson:? : . . . . . . . . . Mumnli Students1 Get your tummies .

.-ireidy. It's, Ume'for the annual-alumni ' - I shlrt orJacket willbe glven'a complG .chill supper. I '. ' mentruy dlnner. 'Mer . the. dlnner all '. shelves cnmmed with bwks and fold-

-! . . The chill super which Is spon&red by .students, facultyand alu.&~lm lnvlted

-'.omce. will be held Saturday. Feb.' 20; talie> :and*, He , from G to 7:15 p.m. in Schwitzer Center ,. Indlma.' Then'at7:30p.m. the m e n d

~y;llumnlwtioiss1.enwearingaUot .: o ~ m e m o ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ s ~ a ~ ~ ~ ~ o n tables, adesk ~ . dsted due to the " I . . . . .

e c . and walls papered wlth dl@phy:: '

'. . the Unlveklty of 1ndlan~polls'~Alumnl to help cheer on the tadycrtyhoundsas posters. . : . . . .

they takeon the Univerdty of Southem ' ' I

Dlnlng Hall. . nwrfortheirlasthonie

alumnl make It to the chffl suppereach: ' the Alumni Basketball-Shoot-olT." The . , m&

. . . . . . . ...... ... . ;. ,. . Jean Adrlanson, Alu'&l D&Ctor, .Is: '' ball Game.

doing . . . . . . . . . . winners will receive dinner 'Or two'at Romans' To end'the ha lime newspapers and presses. But not con- .

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lo . &,ertlsement ' Iller. He learned . . hls cnlt . . . his autoblo@$,y. , . ' suppod Our team and help "Pack the persons age 18 and over in5 resident .

.- trrtmnt.WS.L.Horscb~~Director& . , . ~. . Call 1-800-2224139 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Transporntion Availablo ' . .

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weekly at home! Wrlte:

r . U of I psychologist Dr. Paula

Graves-Des Lauriers ho&s for .. , -\$'infer Semester.

' . Monday Walk-Ins: 11 am. to 12 . . .noon, l t o 230 p.m.'

Tuesday: 10 am. to 12 noon, .. - .,' 1.to5p.m. '. 1Vednesd;ly: 10 am. to 12 qoon ' Thursday: 10 a.m. to 12 noon

Call 788-3437 or 788-3261 Lower Level, Cravens Ha11

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H u m s says intramural mmpetluon . NCMrules. runnlngfullcourt. wllh twq Is Very Important to our.un1verslty: It

mural champs; one day. If Interest.mn. tLi.enty-mfnute halves. .. , Unues to bulld In Uie program. , . ,

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the nnal home basketball games of the . Baseball In FebruiM Be there ready. .: .dasses. Another reason is that we feed it . '

.-. . . . . ..-a. .... 1937-88 season for n+yea.r coach Bill ' to pracUce at G am.? These WrNnentS I gets the day ON to-a good start,' mys Green and hls greyhound squad. ' . are What the baseball. team has been' . Tremain. , . .

Thursdiy night. ,U of1 will host Ken- ' hearlng durlng thelr preseason condl-

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. , .. . House'Nlghtasthe'houndsplayhostto ' as posslble and to get everyone's arm'. . ~

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favorite baver shorts. NI Uiat do'idl . The 'team practices every mornlng . ' teamgotoNtoashalrlstart,yetnnlShed _ . I. ~. . . . . receive a'free pair ofsunglasses.

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,home games. Feb. 18. at 5:15 pm. agalnst Kentuchy Wesleyan. Feb. 20. at . 5 15 p.m. agilnst Unlversltyof Southern Indiana: nnd hlarch 5, against Southern

coson Hall where' they have an.entlre Infield set up. The pltchem also get thelr sh&eofpractlcefrom thelrlndoorpltch- . . for Ing mounds.--

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all students, facultyand s t d t o support both the lady and men 'hounds In thelr

. . . . . . . . . . . . coming season. . . . . . . final home appearances of the season. p.m. -We. feel like I t Is much more flector..

Watch for baseball p&vlew story In Senior &tie nuescher. captain of the . the hfarch 15 Issue of the Student/Re- . bnsebnll tenm. prepnres- for. the. up-

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. 'REDKEN MALY'S:':. ' . . . . . . . 85-82 at-Northem Kentucky. Prior to. .. . . . . lk id i Lawrence added 14. ' . -

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Professional H G Seminar to demonstrate the latest hairstyles. .The) will be in indianapolis as part of a major h i ; and fashion show

For infirmation call,Tawni at Maly's- 875-0657

The wln over Uie hlusketeers; an," '.' ..Finding themselves down'by. 13 at . . half b e . the ladles rallied in the final

y s =cord to:15-5:along with.its 8-3 ' :Freshman Mary hlaravilla'xms fouled ,conference mark

.:.emColleglateConference.imp~vedUof .' -'minutes to send lhe game Into overtime. ' , . ' Men and Women needed for a Redken and Paul Mitchell . . . . . .~ .

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SUVA. Stcphanle Dlnkcand spcy : .the ladies trailing 72-70. hfa~&Illa hit

two points from the charity stripe In Feb. 6; U of I played sluggishly; but' :~coliege action.

&ill outclassed a vely j'oung lady dons : .. lndlanapolis carrted the momentum

Februav 21-22 at the Radisson Plaza Hotel.' . . ~ '

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.~ snow before gettinialate tip-offagalnst' reer hlgh 23 points. Resliman Ron 'Robert;. non-conference foe Kentucky State. . Rutldnd had 19 and Junior -Kevin . 0nFeb. 4,thegreyhoundsbeat their ' 'TcSports Editor .

The men's basketball team has been : :: ' Indianapolis entered the contest at - Owens added 17. '

, struggllngdl season to pull Uieirovenll 10-1 1. hoping to reach the .SO0 plateau <record up to Uie ,500 mark and they're ' with a team they had beaten 87-72 ear- . to Nicoson Hall for a GLVC contest: ' : ; improved Indianapolis'ovedl record to,^

. ' In the Northem'Kentucky&me. with : Last Saturday. Gary Paul hlt a tum- Indianapolislead at Uie lIdf,'45-43. greyhounds outplayed IPFW in lhe sec- --around jumper with ,two'seconds re: . but fatigue plagued the greyhounds in .. .ond halftogoon andwin 114-86. . . . . . . the Greyhounds tntllng by one, 78-77, . . . . . seconds remaining. Gary miining In overtime to lead the visiting ' , the second half giving State the advan: . - . Coach Green' d e d the game "the . . ,vith

..cime.lhr&gh wi tha dutch basket to Greyhounds tovtctoryoverBellarminein . . tage.and a 68-88 victoly in the grudge. -;most consistent game the gieyhounds

give lndi&apolls a one point ad&tage. 2 Great Lakes Valley Conference action. . match. : ,. . :. . ' : : During the course of Uie second half. . . . . Assistant Coach Larry Humes talked A technlcal .foul was assessed to the

Northem Kentucky' bench. Paul con- -* there wer? eight ties and 18 changes of about the poor second.hdf on \VICR's ~. ,Uielead.- . . . . . . . ~ o s t Game show.' . . . . . .~ There were many h e m s in this one, . .

nected on both fke throws. and the rest on both endsof the floor. . :~ .. . . Paul had a game. hlgh 33. points. -,tobeaneisylayupulth twosecondstell. ' h a . They outp1ayed:us on:both' the ' . .The crowdwas enthused in the final followed by Owens. at 18 points. to lead . .moments . h h a few' thunder dunks. . ;Nathan Fowle to send l h q game into. ketbsll court.". ~. . . .. .- coming from U of]. The first came frbm the&eyhounds.- . '

Head Co& Dill Green Joklngly commented followlng the, game that for ' overtime: . . . . : led , . fn&sliman Steve Nobbe,'and the final. a

a ca--,-~. 'perfect -10:. ;by sophomo? . . . .Mark . ~ . ' . Gary'ssakehewishedtheyplayedNorth-

greyhounds'earlies In the season past Northem,with a record breaking 52

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too short theory by defeaUng Northem - OnFeb.6.ThelPFWhfastodonswme .' Kentucky on the mad 80-77. The win

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Paulwitli20 and Owens with 22 points. . . . . . . , . . . . .

. Bel lmine had a cha&e io &in when . . . . 'I don't think our guys were either . . hoivever. asevelyoneplayedanddld\~~U . Is . . :,hllke Holmes drpw in forwli3t appeared - mentally or physically into the second

Z'The shot.was blocked by^ Indianapolis . oNensive and defensive ends of the . . .

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Unlversity of Indianapolis' . . ' 5 to7p.m. I .. ExplresMay31,1988. . . .

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Camp with other college students. You'll get six weeks of chnllenges that cnn build uq your leadership . skills as well ns your body: You'll

' nlso get almost $700. . . . . . . . I . Buthuny.This

your last chnnce to win a two-year ~ . scholarship nndgrnduatefrom . .

college 1vith.a degree nnd an oficer's commission. . , I /.

Stop by the hlilitary Science De-' . partment, Room 335, Cnvanaugh ~ ..'

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Athletes should be supplied with u'd- forms. After all..they.do represent the. ' the university's unUorm., ~unlve~ity.Ifl~vere'in thelrpl&. I think .: . :. P.S. ifyou sce b football player. ask I'd refuse to pay the money. What is the. - . them for a auarter. '

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Clothed, but not j, athlete. . .

w6rst that couid happen?. ~- . - . . : The university could klckthem all O K . . . . . . . .

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~~ embarrassment to the athletic depart- :: ment ' than anything eke. The local, media would really love that story. . ,

,. .;. .Speaking of buying uniforms. ifyou ; like'the men's tennis team's uniforms. ., please let them know. They have decided ' . not to wear the Indiana Centdshl r t s that were given out as part of,last year's

Letter to the Editor . . .. ' Dear Editor.. ' ~ .

article concerning car thefts In the Feb. : 2 ' Issue. we are shocked at Dr. Youngblood's passive attitude in d&g ' . with '. this sltuatlon.. Dr. Youngblood , . states that. %e do have a problem. but.

. .We want to know how many thefts must ~ . occur before there.1~. 'sumcient docu- mentation.: . .

that onIy seven cars have been stolen since 1975. butthefactremalnsthathvo of these thefts have occurkd durlng the nrst semester of this year. We hope that our concem for Uils issue wdl oDen the

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I have no documentation to pmve that.". ..

Granted. it is an impressive record'

ies of Dr.Yaunt!blood.so thata!&ropri- :emeasureswiEbe takentodis'cbu&ge irther incidents.

. The 1087-88 ,,., ' . Student/Rencctor . . ,

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Sports Editor: Denn Huppert . Photo Editor: Snbrinn Ehlert

Distribution hlgr.: Esther Rlnker Stnff Writer: Cordon'Dush.Pnut

Chen. Dana Drake, Kfntcn Knw, .' Joe Lyon, Nlchclie Richnrdson

LbmrIan: Tnmmy Cndson Adviser. T e d Johnson

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Telephone: 788-32GD'or 7883445 The Studcnt/Renectoris'a studcnl publication nnd the opldons con' tnlned in it &e those of the studen! itnff. ' The ncwspnper Is printed 3iwcckly.by HNE Printing. Rnn. illn. Typesetting is done n t Fu :urcSet. Inc. on hlaclntoshm Flw :omputcrs. 'and n LnserWritcrm ?Ius.. '

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"- ... thats the way it is'..? ~ . : Reading. Newspapers, .. .. . . . . . _. . . . by wdtcr Cronkite .tell you 'why.' 'why' Is onen mlsslng. . ' lhatlnterestsyouonthetelevlsfonnews. . specfdcoliamcourtesyof . . ' . basic Ingredients lo help you " n p your 'And that may be the key Iyrkdlent. . Dig into the story-In )pur nenvspaper. Internationd Paper CO.: , ' mind around the .news: information. '1 form my o m opinion before 1 FoUowit.andcontinuelofoUowiidoxly

.. Ifyou'relikemost~erlcans,youtry ' background. .analysis and interpreta- to'lhe edilorial page for the pundits' ' in p h i . ' see don't h d yourself vlews. I don't want lhem'to tell me how ' wlth far more understanding of the , .

to keep up wllh the news by watching It ' . tion. , . '

ontelevlsion.?hal'show65percentofus ., . Rule # One of l \merkn Journalism ' - - to think unUl h e &stled the Issue . event. , . ,

. get 100percentofournews. from lhe24- ' .' is: -News columns are resewed only for. ' through lo my own cOndUS&n:. Ori'Ce I : ' , . 'And see ify,j.Ci; don't haw a farm& odd-mlnute .lV news broadcast each : news."'What is new?' I t Is inlomalion, . .have,I'mopentootherreasonlng. Resist sensible ophlon'as IO the -,,,hys' a d

'the temptation to let them do the thlnk- , bherefores'of that event. men donm'to how I t wlU d e c t you-and maybe even

. \YhenyoureadsomeUilngthatmoU: .6hatshould k-done about it. : Learn to sllt It for yourself, lo heRlt'

. :. . ' adverbs: They don? belong In an obJec- ~ . letter. You can constantlyvole on issues , .,you-~l +,bet ter control of,purlreand

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'Ihe'prublem Is that unless some- story.'iljust~portsthene~vs: Itdoesn't, : ingroryou:

news have to put severe t h e lidtations of.the story. . : - . . . vatesyou, dosomelhlngabout It. .Learn . on every story, 'even the .most compli-.. ~. . - ' ' Look 01.11 cor a lot of adJec!v&and .~ . more about i t Join a cause. .write a , cated and important ones.

So what UT bring you is prlmaily a tive news story. They tend to color and front-page h e a d h e senwc. .%:get dl :.slint it so you may come to'a wrong-:..:. .Congressmanorstateorlocalrepresen-.

. . t o ldue 11, to 11, to ask for I t d. , .' ' . 'by nkitlng letters, ' particularly to your ' yout rodunes. And that's the way it Is.

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