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Schools dedicate new buildingby Kob Meyers

Dignitariee from IUPUI. IU Bloomington, dty and stata government officiala and stata and locai business and cavie leader» will mark thè formai dedication of one of IUPUI s newest buildings.

Ceramoniae begin today at 11 a.m. for thè Schools of Education and Social Work at IUPUI in thè courtyaràof thè Education/Social Work Building, 902 West New Yotk Street. Rain location will be - inside thè building. J

It was two and one-half yeirs ago, March 4,1980, whaaGu^x President John W. Ryan, IU Vice President for Indianapolis Glenn W. Irwin, Jr., and Indianapolis Mayor William H. Hudnut III broke ground for thè new building.

Today-these seme gentleman, along with Howard D.Mehlinger, dean of thè School \ of Education, Beulah R. Compton, acting dean of thè School of Sodai Work and Lana S, Alien and Cathleen S. Graham, studente at thè Schools of Education and Social Work, respectively, will provide opening remarks.

Both thè Schools of Education and Social Work bave scheduled separate celebratane which will last through Sept. 12.

The School of Social Work, celebration started yesterday with a forum on “The Changing Professional and Educational Issues as Affected by thè Preoent Economie and Politicai Clima te” held at thè Indiana Convention Center, lt

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waa foUowed by a banquet at 7 m. which highlighted Arthur ita, an internationally known

sodai worker from New York, who addreesed thè future on “Sodai Work Practicee in thè 21at Centurv "

Headlining thè School of Education activitiea will be Gene Schwilk, president of thè Danforth Foundation, wtib will addreas thè 1:30 p.m. con* ference today on “Service Miasion of Schools of Education.” The three-part con ference will be held in room 102 of thè Lecture Hall.

Alno induded is a 2:15 p.m. panel diecusaion, “What Do Cliente Want and Expect from Schools of Education?," foUowed by a speech at 3:46 by Dean Mehlinger on “Office of Indiana School Programa: A Responso to thè Challenge for Improved and Gres ter Service to thè SU te. ”

HlghHghta for Sept. 10 indude a 9:30 a.m. combined Bloomington and Indianapolis education faculty meeting, an 11 a.m. ali-univeraity (through- out thè eight-campus IU System) generai faculty meeting, and a 2 p.m. open house and tour of thè entire building.

A second open house for School of Education alumni, sUff, faculty, parente and studente, friends and thè generai publk begins at 1 p.m. Sept. 12.

Alumni, thè IUPUI com­munity, mOTtoers of thè sodai work and education professione and thè public are invited to attend all theae activitiea.

Financial aid checks readyThe Bursar's Office will

begin fall semester financial aid disbursement Sept. 10 in Cavanajugh Hall, room 126 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

All studente who are expecting financial aid for fall should pick up checks on this date.

After Sept. 10, financial aid checks will be available in thè Bursar’s Office, University Services

Building, room 116 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.

Aa revealed bare, studente at thè natatorlum are required to undergo ankle inapections before uslng thè facllltles. Thoae falllng are heaved through thè round window. (Photo dlacreetiy taken by Mike Streib, who was diagulsed aa a world-class balance beam.)

Center opensWriter’sby Becky Gottman

Beginning Monday, Sept. 13, studente with writing difficulties will bave an opportunity to learn how to overcome them through IUPUI‘s new Writing Center.

Currently only IUPUI studente may take advantage of this program. Ronald Strahl, director of thè writing program of IUPUI, and Professor Barbara Cambridge, assistant director, hope to expand thè center to include thè entire Indianapolis community.

-^The center is located at Cavanaugh Hall, room 427, and is open during thè following hours: Mondays, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Tuesdays, 9 a.m. to

3:46 p.m.; Wednesdays, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 4 to 8 p.m.; and Fridays, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Besides being open duHng weekdays, thè center will be open on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in order to serve weekend college studente.

Due to a limited staff, studente are asked to cali 264-2049 to set up an appoint- ment. This reduce» thè number of walk-ina, which enables thè staff to help each student effi- ciently. Any appointments that can't be kept should be cancelled by calling thè center. Studente are asked to bring samples of unfinished work if possible.

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The center will stress three phases of writing: writer’s block, expressing concepts, and punctuation.

Besides Strahl and Cambridge, thè center will be staffed by four IUPUI faculty members from thè Department of English, and senior writing majors who ha ve completed proper training.

If any student needs help, thè Writing Center encourages calla anytime during open hours.

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Use of sports facilities requires feeStudenta, faculty and staff

wìshing to use thè sports facilities on campus may do so durìng spedfiad times after payment of a user’a fee.

The fee for studenta is $6 per semeeter and a student 1D card, valida ted for recrea tional use, is required. Faculty and staff members will be charged 120 per semester. Fees may be paid at thè School of Physical Education Building, room 062,

Netters nab newcomersby Matt Shrum

IUPUI Women's Voheyball Coach Tim Brown enters his second season at thè Metro helm with just two players with as many years at IUPUI.

Marcea Lee, junior, and Nancy Glenn, senior, are thè only returns from last year’s team.

Ten newcomers give Coach Brown reason to be optimistic despite thè lack of experience.

“ High school players are coming in with better skills, ” according to Coach Brown.

Lix Albera from Greenwood. Lori Swan from Ben Davis and Lori Hefner from Perry Méridian are, among thè top newcomers.

Coach Brown said that his team looks good in practice and he expects to do well against teams in thè division in which IUPUI plays. He added that thè Metros have a tougher schedule this year.

After thè Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW) folded over thè summer, IUPUI moved into thè National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). Among thè Metros' opponente will be NCAA schools Ball State, Indiana State, Butler and Indiana Central.

The IUPUI Athletic Depart­ment is looking for studente interested in volunteering to work stat crews at homo volley ball and men’s and women’s basketball games. Anyone interested should con­tact Matt Shrum at 291-4849 or 264-3529.

Monday through Friday.Ì0 a.m-4 p.m. or at thè Bursar's office, University Services Building, room 116, Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

The Student Actìvities Office will provide an opportuni ty to obtain ID carde in early October.

Facilities are available durìng thè foliowing days and times.

Handball/racqoetbell coarta(by reservation, for one-hour perioda, at 264-3346). Monday Thursday, 4-9 p.m.; Friday, 4-6 p.m.; and weekends, 1-6 p.m.

Instracttanal pool Monday- Friday. 7-8 a.m. and 4-6 p.m.; weekends, 1-6 p.m.

Large gy omasi um (badmin­ton, basketball and volleyball): Monday-Thursday, 6:30-9:30 p.m.; weekends, 1-6 p.m.

Monday-Frìday, 4-6 p.m.; weekends, 1-6 p.m.

Tradì and outdoor riddaMonday-Frìday. 7-8 a.m, noon-1 p.m and 4-6 p.m;

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Weight Monday-Frìday, 7-8 a.m. and 4-6 p.m; weekends, 1-6 p.m

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The schedule is subject to change but thoee changee will be announced as far in advanoe as poasibk. For further Infor­mation, contact thè Intramural and Recrea tional Sporta Office at 264-2824.

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Tba IUPUI production of Woody Allen a hilarioua comedy, “ Play it Again, Sam,1 loft me wanting more — morelaughe.

T I» nmaio character, AUan Felix, is a nervoua and insecure

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out of peychotherapy for aeveral years. When thè play first hit Broadway in 1969, Woody Alien played AUan Felix. In this production, Doyle Hoggatt took thè seme role, poesibly in more ways than one. In seeing Doyle's perfor­mance I can’t help thinking he

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tried to emulate Woody Alien too much Doyle eteted thè key to his performance with one of his linee, "thè secret is noi in being you, but me." Doyle had some fine moments in thè vignette» he did with thè sup- porting cast. His mannerisms were very good. and he settled down to a very ni ce finish in act three.

The play had some strong performance*. Myke Perrey, who played Dick, Allan's best friend, Uved up to thè role of a lack-lustar, compulsive "workahoUc." Mary White por- trayed Nancy, Allan's ex-wife, and did a very good job. Nancy toyed with my emotions, making me feel frustrated in thè beginning, and alao making me feel sdrry for ber in thè end when she dedded that, without Allan, she’d have to settle for God.

Don Dewees was delightful in his interpretation of Bogart.The gestures and voice gave me thè impression that he had seen "Casablanca" more than once.

If I had to put a star on my program for thè moet out- standing performance, then it would go to Mary Foley. Às Allan’s friend/lover and friend again, ber transitions within thè character were marvelous! Mary had an obvious insight into her role as Nancy. I look forward to seeing her in future IUPUI productions.

The supporting cast, in- cluding Amy Frazer, Missy Miller, Martha Bartlow, Pam Roberta and Deleasa Rendali, all put forth fine efforts which helped to upiift thè play.

The AUen comedy was directed by Jim Walker, who has been technical director for thè past two years. The next IUPUI offering wijl be "Dark of thè Moon," a tragic drama based on thè haunting ballad of "Barbara AUen." It wiU run Nov. 5*7 and 12-14.

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Inter-varslty Christian FellowshipIVCF welcomes you to ita Friday evening meeting» on

mission». Come and enjoy a picnic before thè meeting. Meet out side thè pool entrane© at thè Union Building at 5 p.m., to car pool to Zionsville. AU prenursing studente are invited along with Nurses Christian FeUowship. For Information, cali Da ve at 298-8845 or Alan at 636-12J6.

Public relations powwowThe IUPUI Division of Continuing Studies and Women in

Communications wiU co-sponsor a one-day seminar for public relations professionals and aspirants Thursday, Sept. 30. Titled ‘Think Creatively," thè seminar wiU be held at thè HoUday lnn North near thè Pyramids and wiU feature topica such as managing pubUcations, fund raising, working with media and other rela ted subjects. Fees and enroUment informa ti on are available by caUing continuing studies at 264-4501.

Go see GoetheThe Department of German and thè Goethe Institute of

Chicago are co-sponsoring a pictorial display commemorating thè 150th anniversary of thè death of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, 18th century writer, statesman and researcher. The display is loca ted in thè lobby of University Library.

Psychology ClubThe IUPUI Psychology Club wiU have an organizational

meeting to elect officers and pian thè activities for this school year.'We enjoyed a successful year in 1981-82 and are looking for­ward to even more ac ti vi ty in 1982-83. The meeting wiU be held Thursday, Sept. 16 at 7:30 p.m. in thè faculty lounge in thè Krannert.Building, 38th Street campus. AU are invited to attend. This is your opportunity to get together with feUow psychology students in a social setting.

Voler registraticiTh^udent Assembly wiU be hosting thè League of Women

VoterOOT a voter registration drive for Marion County residente Sept. 13 and 14, 9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. in thè basement lobby of Cavanaugh HaU. CaU thè SA office. CA 001C, at 264-3907 for more information.

Lutheran studentsThere wiU be a gathering of aU Lutheran studente and friends

at IUPUI Friday, Sept. 10 at 3 p.m. in Cavanaugh Hall, room 439. Our hope is to meet other Lutheran students and pian for future activities. CaU Jim Stender, Lutheran campus minister at 925-3588 if you have any questiona.

Bio bashThe IUPUI Biology Club is sponsoring an aU-school party Fri­

day, Sept. 10 from 4-10 p.m. The events include three locai banda, volleyball, a clown and baUoons for children and free chili and coffee cake from 5:30 until it runa out.

The party will be at 38th Street campus behind thè Community Service Building. For volleybaU information. contact C.B. Mc- Quigg, 422-9466 or Tom Goss. 787-7740.

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Anywayi. ha aaid that once thè water runa through thè machine, we ahould allow thè newborn coffee to sit far a few mimi Lee to gain Ita hearing» bdon we partak», aa it improvee thè coffee'a flavor. I wondared why . . ,

1 tkink it ia that when early morrung coki water droptai e initially spili through, eaaring theìr little H,Oe on thè hot atainleea Steel. foUowed by a quick aki through gigantic ground coffee boulders, thair First reaction ia something lika (something Uke?) “Wow! thè hall with V4IM

But, aa thè Inai drip atrag- glers clog through thè reeking ground» and lima-sa tura ted fUter, they're down to "Yuckl what ia thia . . . mumphh!" or something Uke (ibkD that.

Then, dapanding on filter poroeity, once thay'va splaahed, poured or drìppad into thè coffee pot, thay gei a chance to mix a little, gapa at thè gatharad office workers, rap about what carne down, and you know, kind of melkm out. ’ Thoae that gol a good hit come down when thè onee that got ripped start bitching And it nuikes a batter crup of coffee.

You know, I can remen k m once stopping off for a skull seesion in a public reetroom. It was eleo occupied by two citisene, one who asked me if I had a equa re.

Now, at that time. my ex- perience with his referred-to “aquare” connotad. dapanding on context, something in thè mathematkal carpentry or social fialds I had nothing from any of thaaa categoria® and so I was forcad to answar “no.”

Than ha said, “ No man, a _ cigarette I had a eigaretta, I gave him one. and 1 walked out. But I ’ve often wondared why ha aakad ma that. And what would he bave dona if ISeptember 8. 1982

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Faculty Council holds flrst fall meotingI f t a i l M U i

Brown bag bunchTha IUPU1 Cantar for Wotnan wiU aponaor a

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IUPUI .Women a Softball Team ahould cali 284 2248 for infor malico. Predice will bugia Wedneeday. Sapt 8.

Studant AssemblyTha oaxt meeting of tha Sludent Aaaambly will ba Thureday.

Sapt, 9 ai 8:30 p.m Tha location will ba poatad on tha door of Usa aeeemhiy office, Cavaneugh Hall, room 001C, or cali 264-3807 for mora detaila. All atudenU ara welcome.

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politili b; Rkfcari A WapiMWorkers struggle throughout historyU t a D n . l W . b t p » orfani^, union. ^ tfH'

statuì. With that sUtui carni middle ri*— valuta ai workare ìncreaaingly idanUftad their intanata with thoea of Un corporation!

While buying labor peace at Some, thè multine tiooal cor­poration! ha ve takan aiactly thè oppoaita tack abroad

Thaaa corporation!, ueing thè U.S. government io protoct their foreign internati (aecuring inaxpanaiva raw jeeourcea and cheap labor) bava tumed thè U .a government iato thè

baine wagad by workart In othar coun trias

Accordine to Amneety Inter­national, thè apolitica! human nghli organila tion, than wara 36 countriaa in thè 1970e whkh ay eternatkally uaad violente and torture againit their own peopla.

Out of thaaa 36 sta tea. 36 or roughly 76 percant bava a

Poat arar growth waa apectacular ai thè major U.S. corporation! bacarne multi national The corporation!' abihty to buy labor hannony at homi waa a direct reeult of their advantagioui domaatk and world poaition.

Perhape thè roost bitter and vioient clssh beiween workers and corporate capitai in thè long hiatory of thè labor struggle aree thè arar wagad in Colorado in thè yeera 1913-14.

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workers actually look control of «tira citine.

Thia ara miao fave birth to thè ait-down atrikea aa workers phyaicelly took over thè menni of production to inaure thè eettiement of thè grievancee In 1937 thare were nearly 600 of theee atrikea.

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(c o n tin u e d fro m p a g e 10) dependency relationahip with thè United Sutea. All are undemocratic, quaeh labor attempta to organica and bave received aubetantial military and polke-state aid from thè U.S. Ruthless regimee in Argentina, Bradi, Chilo, Uruguay, Turkey, E1 Salvador and thè Philippines are but a few of thè examplee of U.S. handiwork abroad.

The American working dass’s acquieecence in thia

state of affairs has worked to ita long-range disadvantage. The American miiltinational corporations bave been shifting investment and opera- tions from thia country to cheap-labor locationa in Latin America and thè Far Eaat. The American economy, lacking thè requisite investment to create joba and thus consumption is in tetterà. Unemployment is higher than at any time since thè Great Depreasion and officiai policy is growing ex-

plicitly anti-labor and pro­capital.

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juatice and security will never be aehieved by such polidea

Labor’s program for thè future must derive from a realiiation of theae realitiee. A return to militancy is needed aa is a comprehenaive program is opposi tion to that of thè cor porationa. Worker input or control of investment decisione is assentisi aa thia is ultima tely how new joba are created. A foreign policy which recognixee thè common interest between American and foreign workera

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