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October 18 1973 Vo1 middot10 Issue 11

lhomas hopes to gu_ide BolinQa in new areas

BY TOM SNYDER managing editor

Dr Art Thomas new director of Bolinga the black cultural reshysources center says he will let time decide what effect he may have on the center Whatever the effect Thomas

plans to build from the start made by the former director Yvonne Chappelle and give Boshylinga Center new areas of guidshyance My first obligation is to work

with black students t o take the full -opport unity that education can provide them individually and in terms of their race collecshytively said Thomas We (at Bolinga) want to assist

blaek students so they can make middot contributions to the black comshy

munity ThQmas wants Bolinga t o enshy

courage black students to enter fields such as oceanography geneti esearch chemistry comm~mications computer scishyence and economics The need for black ex pertise is

great said Thomas We want to develop within

black students the ability to understand the need for alliances across racial lines with other opshypressed groups To this end Thomas wants to

give Bolinga Center an interculshytural perspective homas says he would emphashy

size the Appalachian culture a communit y of substantial size in the Dayton area I have been tryir~g to develop a

strategy for peaceful co-exisshytence with the Appalachfan comshymunity said Thomas as a need for black survival Historically oppressed groups have been pitshyted against each other That community (Appalachia)

has many of the same problems as the biack community ~olingas intercultural perspecshy

tive would involve offering a course on Appalachian history ~nd cult_ure expanding the Boshylinga library to include materials on Appalachia and developing a coo~erative program on Appashy

t he t hree great civilizations of Africa and a point of origin for many black Americans

Ghana is also a leader in the Pan-African movement Thomas believes concentration

on onmiddote country rather than all of Africa will promote Bolingas reputation as a study resource and help develop cooperation with other universities in the Dayton-Miami Valley Consortshyium

Thomas also wants Bolinga to become a strong supporter and originator ()f recruitment of black students for Wright State Wright Stat e is an outstanding

institution said Thomas One of it s problems is the number of black students and the areas they are working in

Thomas also hopes to develop more cooper-ation between t he academic depftrtments and camshypus or ganiza-tions of WSU

Bolinga Center has _alr eady moed iri t his direct ion by supshypor-ting Inter -club Ootincis Ocshytober Daze and in co-sponsoring black theologian middot William Jones speaking discussion yesterday and today with the religion deshypartment and the Liberal Arts Lecture committee

Thomas said he was pleased with the cooperation hes reshyceived from student Eric Wagner in the Student Ombudsmans ofshyfice and Student Caucus Chairer Bill Roberts

Im tremendously impressed with the attitudes and the assistshyance Ive received from black students on t he staff and the black st udent s who come into the Center said Thomas

Thomas praised the assistant director middotof Bolinga Carolyn Wright Barbara Foster Dawn Jones and Edmund Lewis of his staff Thomas hopes to have three

Africans study and teach at wsu

Already Thomas has arranged lecture and discussion sessions every Wednesday for the entire year

Do you see what that guy Ovca 1u~r~ is uvmgr ne s standmg on his head Doing your thing was the order of the day last F r iday at October Daze More on P 3 [Inderrieden Photo]

laehian studies with the Dayton oard of Education or the latter Thomas is

ing with a small committee DMVC adds variety to curricula m the school board

middot mas also wants t o make BoshyBY M~ GRAHAMgas- resources available to bull staff reporter

i)tons middot school syst em especshy Finding the Dayton-Miami - high school students and Valley Consortium (DMVC) on ell teachers campus is almost as hard as f~omas sees if a major goal pronouncing it JO~mga will be welcoming the W s located in the Residence

e campus not solely black Hall but the informat ion booth nts to use all the resources wasn~ sure where One personlinga had pr oblems pronouncing it

e want to serve as a resource while the other could say it but-11 students as far as mak~ng couldnt find it on the student hie materials and lecture directory Finally a consensus of

he said opinion The consortium was mas also said he wants Boshy somewheremiddot on the fourth floor to specialize on one African Robert Wood the Coordinator ry -- Ghana middotof the DMVC says It is

omas took a recent trip to unfortunate more people do not1ea and said Ghana was one of utilize t he Consortium

He points out that most peoplemiddot w ho know about it are upperclassme n who need middota course not offered at WSU during a particular quarter The DMVC consists of 12

degree granting colleges and universities for which W ood maintains up-to-d a te qua rter schedules and annual ca talogues

There are certain conditions a student must meet to register in courses at a member ins titution tion The student must be enrolled

full time at his her h ome institution and the des ired course must not be currently

available at the home institution The prerequisites for the course must be met and acceptable to the host institution Space must also be availbale in desired cour ses ~fter meeting these conditions

the student is read y for cross-registration A five part cross-registration form can be picked up from the registrar The student should obtain the necessary approval and signashyture at hisher home institution After completing the forms the student returns them to the registrar They will retain the white copy and give the student

other-copies to give to the host institution

I_nformation about when to cross-register can he obtained at

the registrar middot It seem s like a lot of trouble but if you are tenacious you can go to such places as Ant ioch and take Chinese and Radical Prison Refor ms or Defensive Tactics at Cla rk Co un t y Technica] Inst itute

General courses taken at the host institution are on a pass-fail basis During the Fall quarter 72-73

33 s tude nts fro m DMVC Continued on Page 71

Guardian October 18 1973

Symposium to bemiddotheld at Sheraton-Dayton BY GAIL SNYDER

staff reporter

Can a person be born more than once Is reincarnation possible If you are a believer in

reincarnation or just an intershyested individual then the Ohio state symposium on Reincarnashytion fifty years of Research and Enlightenment held at the Sheraton-Dayton this weekend is the place for you

Publicized in Ohio Michigan Indiana and Illinois the symposshyium is based on the Edgar Cayce

readings We expect at least 200 people middot

to attend the symposmm but were hoping for 400 said Barbara Tripoli information person for the program Hugh Lynn middotcayce Charles

Thomas Cayce PhD Gladys Davis Turner and Mary Ann Woodward are the featured speakers They will be lecturing and having panel discussions on the different aspects of reincarshynation Hugh Cayce lectur~r author

and investigator of psychic phenomena is president of the Association for Research and Enlightenment Inc (ARE) which is responsible for the symposium He is the son of the widely known American telepathist Edgar Cayce - Another son of the late Edgar Cayce Charles Cayce PhD is Director of Youth Activities for the ARE Cayce has initiated several research p~ojects to test ESP abilities in young people Turner Edgar Cayces former

personal secretary has written many articles dealing with Cayce and his work Author Woodward also knew

the famous telepathist and became inspired by him to publish many articles and booklets Starting at 8 pm tomorrow

there will be a lecture on Reincarnation and Soul Develshyopment by Cayce Afterwards at 10 pm there will

be a Discussion on Youth and

New program to study driver errors

BY ROBERT NEWCOMB staff reporter

In the 1960s an investigation of automobile accidents revealed that the majority of them were caused by driver error

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Before Human Factors Engishyneering engineers designed systems and machines with little or no concern for their operators or the environment in which they would have to work

Dr Jankowski chairer of the engineering department cited as an example the cockpit of an airplane In the cockpit the imshyportant instruments and controls are grouped close together in a prominent place such as the

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3 October 18 1973 Guardian

- Friday wasnt just one of those ordinary daze bull bull

lfkii skymiddot was bright the ~~r WaS cofd the bands

tw~Jh~ -good andmiddotthe crowd Mflil~ happy last Ffjdpy as centaf0juf~~~middotle bt)i_e4

ooer Daze middot middot middot middot middot middot m~~ryone- seemed to be 11XJ14ng (i middotgood time from ihe participants -in the pie eating contest to a relaxed figure in the midst of the crowd finishing off Octobshyer Daze in a daze of his OWn

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OPINION Thomas good plus

Art Thomas tenure as director of Bolinga the black cultural resources center should give Bolinga a unique and interesting outshylook on campus

Already he has formulated plans and goals for the Center that can only give Bolinga quality and more depth The goals that he has charg~d the center with are fairly good goals and should increase Bolingaseffectiveness

Bolinga Center will we hope become an ~ven more interesting place to visit If as has happened in the past white students still for the most part refuse to take advantage of the services Bolinga offers then they will be the ones to suffer most and not Bolinga

In the coming months as Thomas further implements programs and goals for the Center Bolinga just might be on the way to becomshying the fastest producing organization on campus

Agnew common criminal Monday night Spiro Agnew no longer vice-

president said he resigned to spare his famishyly and country_the agony of a long trial

Agnew obfuscates the real point of his resignation

He didmiddot not resign to prevent agony He reshysigned because he copped a plea middotof tax evasion

h middot middot so e c~ul d bargain his w~y out o~ a tr_ial for middottaking payoffs from big campaign contri shybutors and using them for his own private1uxurries

middotEven the Attorney General himself said the bull

case against Agnew was the tightest case of taking kickbacks hed ever -seen

Agnew not only bargained his way out of the vice-presidency but al so out of the White House to keep from going to jail for higher crimesmiddot

He is a common criminal

Big fish get away The Cost of Living Council has rulecl that

service stations may increase their prices from one-tenth of a cent to 1 12 cents per gallon

The Council has also said dealers may automatically incr~ase prices after November lto cover any future increases in wholesale gasoline costs

While it is good that the Council not let small business people suffer for something not their fault (ie higher wholesale costs) the Council forgets that gas prices are being manipulated by big monopoly gas companies which are artificially creating a gas shortshyage and thus producing higher prices

As usual President Nixons economic poli shycies screw the little fish while the bigfish get away

gorI ~eahGort What but it was was

I hear~ou a bummerr i-t used to take like amphetamines

Executive privilege or not Mr President I still think you should have consulted me before swalshylowing the tapes

frank sal sburg

l Euphoria hits Guardian An instant poll taken in the university which has existed but miniversity video tape showshy

GUARDIAN office this morning been misused in the past From ings a variety of special events brought unanimous agreement the departmental level right up ranging from pay one price night on one point the mood on to the Board of Trustees the in the center to The World of campus this year although mechanisms for student input Lenny Bruce and an upcoming admittedly an amorphous thing exist Caucus performance can presentation of The Cage a

only add weight to the words of fascinating drama of prison lifejs a lot better than in the recent past the students doing the talking for and much more

As a matter of fact a feeling of all of us While Caucus has been running positive euphoria is beginning to The obvious side of the caucus with the ball towards student creep into the corners of the success story is the willingness of participation UCB has been

the people they are talking with floating some big TD passes inmiddotGUARDIAN office usually the dankest dungeon of doom and to listen Perhaps it always the area of student activities despair existed but this year we have These sucesses help sustain a

Pinpointing the cause of this Dr Spiegel sitting down at lunch good mood once its begun but I unusual feeling isnt very easy to talk with students and Dr think the biggest reason for (it might just be the cold Kegerreis sitting with the feeling good this year is the way everyone aro~nd her~ has) but GUARDIAN to talk in totally students are relating to each there are thmgs gomg on at engaging manner for 90 minutes other wsu that make the mood a little Even the board of trustees that Where in the past acrimonyeasier to sustain much maligned (by me and seemed to be the byword for Student Caucus for which others) institution is listening to student relations at WSU this

many (including myself) entershy students year soft words and quiet Students are a lso getting discussion seem middot to reign Itstained fobndthtopeds ofl greatnllesbs

seems a ou o azz e us a y something else around here visible in classes in t he living up to those expectations tneyve never had before a cafeterias and in talking with

Although a minimal number of reason to be around other than other students students were actually involved classes Campus groups and organishyin passing the new constitution Inter Club Council (ICC) seems zations that used to argue amongand electing the first Caucus in to be defying predictions of an themselves and with each otherits short existence Caucus has eary demise and just brought us are talking and listeningprobably gotten involved more a highly successful October Daze The strained relations and

middot people than middot voted for many Its primary purpose is to mistrust that characterizedmembers And thats just the strengthen campus organishy relations among student leadersbeginning zations a goal with which no one have abated Just as important for caucus as can quarrel Its this mood of friendliness

getting students involved is The University Center Board within the student body that getting the faculty and adminisshy (UCB) is just celebrating its could end up paying the biggesttration involved in listening to second anniversary in its current dividends those students Here again form but it is already the oldest In a campus community and atheyve gotten much further than campus middot wide organization preshy world frazzled by loud words andprevious student governments dating ICC and Caucus no progress its a welcome sightThe sight of seven students In those two years UCB has indeed

sitting at an academic council performed a yeoman task in Who wouldnt be euphoricmeeting as full participating creating a full slate of campusmembers was positively euphoshy activities where only dances ric and bodes well for all existed before students not just those who are It has given us a weekly highlyactivists entertaining film series (lastOne important thing caucus is Sunday it drew 670 to Fritz the

doing is attempting to fully Cat and when was the last time UNIVERSITYutilize the potential for student that many students came to one CENTER CORNERinput at all levels of the event) crafts courses a Organizations wishing to

reserve space on a regular5o ~ouve Ittt now basis use cafeteria forbroken 9es Whadaya addicted to Dialth and tttean dances etc please have

habit 110 Ban and representative complete Chapstick~ request from which may be

obtained in the office of the University Center Direcshytor Reservations honored on a first-come first-serve basis

ore women than men reside in mental hospitals EllSt Louisiana State Hospital in Jackson is

channels them into limited sometimes demeanshymewhat unique among state mental asylums ing roles~ationally more women than men reside in such middot It they prefer to change society rather than adshyjnStitutions but last year 24 percent of Jacksons just to it they can be defined as mentally ill Reshy

uunates were women member whos doing the defining white males(In the other two Louisiana mental hospitals feshy(Jackson though unique in its population is moremales were 54 percent and 46 percent of the in-typical in its staff Of 23 doctors 23 are male)

mates) So uppity blacks and females can be locked upBesides existing in fewer numbers women are in mental hospitalsalso discharged from Jackson fairly quickly

In hospitals we treat people in prisons weDr Alfred Butterworth chief psychiatrist punish them But sometimes prison charactershythere cant figure out why Jackson is different In istics creep into mental hospitals and then its notother hospitals he says females not only predomshyalways easy to distinguish the twojnate theyre discharged less rapidly than males Frankly Feminist

The white-bearded doctor lights a small cigar (Want one Theyre real good) leans back and peering-0ver the glasses that have slid down his by Gena Corea The sheriff-shynose frownamp Headshrinks have the biases of their culture

besays --the good ones as well as the bad In the (Gena Corea is a columnist for the New Republi~ laSt hospital I worked in the women moved out Features Syndicate) not a doctor-shy~owlyand that may partly have been because the doctor in charge of their ward--a kindly man--felt One-forth to one-fifth of the people here are very protective of them He considered the brings 90 percentgeriatric patients he says People cant affordhospital a housemiddot of refuge and didnt want to send to keep their grandmas at home any more Oftenthe women out into the cruel world the old person is fine most of the time and a bit off middotPerhaps then the quick discharge of women at at other times But its nothing that couldnt be of the patientsJackson could have something to do with the good handled at home Its more a social problem than

biases of Dr Butterworth a feminist sympathizer an individual one Among his biases are these Dr William Addison the state Commissioner of to Jackson

Mental Health shares Butterworths biases against mental hospitals During his eight-year

Headshrinks have tenure the average stay at hospitals has been The sheriff--not a doctor--brings 90 percent of greatly reduced and the average daily population the patients to Jackson at the three hospitals has halfed--from 8000 to On admission the patient is fingerprinted

the biases of 4000 Until a few years ago the patients were reshySince his emphasis is on community care the quired to wear ill-fitting institutional clothes--not

state runs 141 mental health centers unlike prison uniforms their culture~ Louisianas curtailment of the asylum populashy Patients are required to go to bed at about 8 pm

tion is heartening because as Dr Butterworth and rise at 5 am agrees its too easy to use asylums politically Until recently attendants cut off the long hair

-Its best to treat people in their own setting if There are two institutions in which to lock up of young men Long hair was important to people the prison and the mental hospital Someshy them Dr Butterworth says and cutting itthey stay in a mental hospital too long they learn times the two seem to be used interchangeably as really broke their sense of realityhow to act crazy in Russia Were more subtle in our use of asylums When Dr Butterworth tried to stop this pracshy-Institutional living is dehumanizing against dissidents tice one doctor protested People will say were-Mental ho~pitals are often dumping grounds of

Consider Dr Addisons difinition of mental as running a hippy place heresociety~ r~~ec~s- some people are committed not any non-physical condition that interferes with a If cutting their hair hurt the men and the atshybecau~e th~y have problems but be-cause society persons making an adjustment to soeiety tendants did it anyway is the purpose of thedoes

What if that non-physical condition is a desire hospital really to help people or is it as anIDustrating the latter theory Dr Butterworth for freedom What if that desire prevents a agent of soeiety trying to enforce conformitysays that more and inore mental patients are woman or a black from adjusting to a society that Next Treatmentsold people with normal brain deterioration

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ally and intelligently explain how have told you I go to prepare a last days scoffers walking after a nation who is outnumbered by place for you And if I go and their own lusts and saying the Arab world in population five prepare a place for you I will where is the promise of His to one and all military equipshy come again and receive you unto coming For since the fathers fell ment (soldiers included) three to myself that where I am there asleep all things continue as one is holding its own and not yemay be also Jesus Christ the they were from the beinning of being defeated It woul4 seem same man who talked about the creationbut the day of the that a certain element of supershy current mid-east conflict also Lord will come as a thief in thefrom the natural is involved contrary to said he would return for his night those who would admit it people There shall come in the PFwilderness By looking at history one can also see that the Jewish peoples religious history was deeply rooted in Palestine centuries Guardian welcomes lettersbefore the Arabs religious tradishytion Mohammed was not born in The Guardian welcomes all letters to the Editor Palestine until the seventh Letters may be sent to room 046 in the basement of the Unishycenturystarting the Moslems versity Center across from the bookstore Or they may be deshyreligion which borrowed heavily posited in the Guardian box outside Allyn cafeteria from Judaism and Christianity We would prefer letters to be typed and double spaced not to

sands of them were middotmurdered Interestingly enough history exceed more than two such pages and hundred of thousands of also tells us that Mohammed wasl h

WIS to express my deep dis- them were from of the Judaic faith before hisexiled their eement with the article enlightenmenthomes In Europe during the ic Assumptions in Mid-east In a related matter I found Mr20th century millions of them

rong by Tom Snyder Oct 11 Snyders closing remarks (refershywere murdered and millions e of Guardian I am afraid ringJ to the mid-east conflict as amore were exiled~the use of farsighted inshy Jews who lived in other counshy possible Armageddon or annihishygent reasoning as advoshy lation) quite ironical because thetries during this time were the~by Mr Snyder must take a objects of hate and discriminashy mid-east conflict will be just that

seat inmiddot the mid-east conshy My Bible (you know that blacktion including in the middot United due to the basic fact that the book with the red-edged pages States as a race they were

li~lsr~eli War is generally a the one that no one reads anyshyscattered around the world ~ous war more) tells me that the last war1 Jews are still openly persecutedt 18 not a false-Zionist ason Earth will be fought over whoin communist countries aroundtnptionJ that the Jewish has the right to occupy Palestinethe world ~i~ have a right to Palestine How then does one intelligently and it will involve all major ~ef history of the Jewish or rationally explain how a powers It also says that it will be e elearly indicates that the fought at a place in Palestinepeople who have gone through all~~~eople occupy Palest ine the above mentioned for called Armageddon and that ~use of Gods fullfilled much of the worlds population centuries so suddenly have

ore to ~hem (Isaiah 14) emerged to a nation as great as will be annihilated middotduring this ~ntur1es the Jewish people warIsrael is today How does one

et en the object of the worst middot rationally or intelligently explain And then it tells me of another tnent any race has ever how such a young nation won the great event that will happen

they were driven from last mid-east war as quickly and during this same time In my

1~ back into slavery In decisively as Israel did Fathers house are many man-middot 1400s in Europe thou- sions if it were not so I would And now how does one rationshy

6 Guardian October 18 1973

11Two out of every nine students is a graduate student his is t~e ast part of an inter-

mew of Univer~ity President Robert Kegerreis by Wayne Wenning shyGuardian How good or bad do you see WSUs middotrelationship with Dayton Kegerreis With the city of middot Dayton Guardian I mean the Dayton Metropolitan area Kegerreis I middot think that our visishybility is much lower than it has to be for us to achieve our eventual objective to serve this area I still encounter people who came out here for the ground-breaking in 1964 or 63 or whenever it was __ who havent been out here since W~ have a double and triple

problem in this regard One is we are not on a major highway People do not go past Wright State on the way to anyplace else And Im not degrading Fairborn I mean you can go from Fairborn to other places without passing Wright State also So we ttre not seen every day by people on their way to one place or another the way UD is or Sinclair is

So we dont get that casual vis-ability We have to work at it through our public relations and publicity and other middot kinds of word-of-mouth and going to meetings The secon thing is we have not

been able to get large numbers of people to come out here to see our campus for middot a special reason because we have not had sufficshyient interest in special events We deliberately will nevemiddotr have a hugh intercollegiate athletic plan for a stadiumso that leaves out that segment

So we have to conjure UJYother kinds of interesting but justifishyable things like artists lecturers musical events and minor intershycollegiate athletic events to bring the townspeople out here

And last w~ have no big alumni organization to manufacture inshyterest and to represent Wright State in all the businesses and things What we have instead are large numbers of UD alumni

middot Ohio State alumni Cincinnati alumni Bowling Green alumni and Ohio UniversLy alumni All out-number us in this area

But were coming One day the president of a

corporation will host a group out here and show them around his university

Guardian What about Wright States profile around the state of Ohio Where do you see that on a relative level Kegerreis I encountered there

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to 11Y surprise som~ ~uspicion of Wright State Suspicions a httle off-targe but let me explain An assumption that Wright State ~as a brash youn~ upstart type mstituti~n was kmd of a snot-nosed ki m higher education was movmg too fast and too far and re~lly didnt know what it w~s domg and all that kind of thmg

I worked very hard to try to correct that - to get people to see Wright State in greater perspecshytive We had a visit from the Board of Regents and their chanshycellor staff here a couple of months ago that helped trying to get people to realize that we didnt start the University with kids off the street here in Dayton and everywhere We came here from someplace e~se and all of us had experience before we got here at Wright State

We didnt have the fact that the institution is new doesnt mean that everyone here is inexpershyienced or that we dont know what were doing and the latest example of this old phenomena is the medical school We have a problem getting people to take us seriously that we actually know what were doing that were not flaunting other organishyzations and that were not proshyceeding too rapidly or recklessly So yes there is a problem with the imagemiddot of Wright State around the state

On the other hand I find a ~eat deal of enthusiasm for Wright State There are members of the chancellors staff and the Board of Regents Who have a very fond almost affectionate feeling for Wright State Theyre proud of our growth Theyve heard good things about us Some of our

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pro~ams have gotten their atshytention People weve sent to meetings are good people so I think the balance comes out very much of a plus for Wright State The fact that two state univershy

sities collaborated to start the university means that we have a lot of really good friends at Miami and Ohio State who have a kind of paternal feeling towards us kind of obnoxious sometimes but on the other hand it probshyably balances out that they hope we do well Guardian There are a couple of departments that have gone for new programs for this place to the Board of Regents and they

were shot down What new programs do you see Wright State being able to be allowed to have or be accredited by the Board of Regents Would it be interdisciplinary things Kegerreis Let me give you two answers Ill try to be as brief becau~e it may not be all that inshyterestmg but there are two ansshywers One is that I cannot imagine the

Board of Regents cutting off all further development at Wright State -- all program developshyment I think were going to be ~~

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able to justify most ~asily proshygrams m health affairs health sciences and related programs in that area but we also ought to be able to justify additional gradshyuate programs because growth has been in the graduate area recently Its amazing to realize that

were going to have about 2500 graduate students or we do have this fall Now that amounts to about one out of every four and a half students or to put it more easily two out of every nine stushydents at this institution is a graduate student Thats one of the highest ratios in the state We have more graduate students than Miami by far

The second thing is that you got te (Governors) task for~ on higher education just n asking some extremely provoo~ tive questions that indicateca built-in tendency towards centra~ authority Then you have finall a noticeable concern which YI share about higher educatmiddot To what extent should pu~~~middot the resuscitation of private ed~~ ~ation cation

So _you have some really monushymental forces at work which make it a very precarious business to predict what the Board of Regents is going to do about new programs at any state university Wright State in eluded

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Minority grad aid available Minority middotstudents interested in ursuing graduate study and ~ho want their names made vailable to grad schools may ~d a little help in a new service ffered by the Student Ombudsshy~ns office The Educational Testing Servshy

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Each questionnaire received in time for the November search will automatically be entered in the March search as well Each grad schools specificashy

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Wood coordinator of DMVC activities also guides activities for prospective law students

Wood explains the law school advising the center grew out of a lack of effective advice about how to go to law school Before 1972 there was no clear

word about how WSU students fared in law school

What do you 11ean it will never fly If I make the wood thin enough and us ~ a real big rubber bandright Orville

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News Shorts Allyn Cafeteria Opens

Due to campus demand the Allyn Hall Cafeteria is now open Saturdays from 8 am to 130 pm

Clini Horse-back riding clinic

will be held for handishycapped students Oct 28 2 pm at the Riding Club The clinic is sponsored by the 4-H club from Centerville

NOW The National Organizashy

tion for Women will meet Monday Oct 22 at 730 pm at the Fairborn United Methodist Church 100 N Broad St Fairborn

Men and women are inshyvited

Speech Tournament WSU Speech Team will

travel to Heidelberg Colshylege in Tiffin 0 hio tomorrow toparticipate in their first speech tournashyment of this year Marv Lawson Royce

Berman Donna Howard Sheree Sundermeyer and Marie Annala members of the team are entered in different speaking cateshygories Some of the categories are original poetry extemporaneous speaking and after-dinner or humorous speaking The Speech team who

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8 Guardian October 18 1973 Sport shorts Vol leyballers

Victorious t was really a good start the Raiders to their best showing

middoto nmented Peggy Wynkoop this seasonWSUs first varsity volleyball Meet results 1) Malone 31 2)

exDerience netted the Raiders a Findlay 52 3) Cedarville 61 4)1315 15-11 15-6 victory over WSU 114 5) Welsh 124 6) DeshyXavier University of Cincinnati fiance 172 7) Tiffin 199ancl a 15-2 15-10 loss to host Bob Schuls crew travels toCe larville Wooster Saturday for a quadshy

1 lgainst Xavier they showed a rangular meet with Woosterlot of poise Wynkoop conshy Marietta and Wittenbergtin Jed They lost the first gameand were down 7-1 in the second middot1 h ~y had enough control and Regatta Floodedtea mwork to get back on the To refresh everyones memorshyrig ht track ies Saturday Oct 13 was punctshyT Jnight Capital University uated by heavy rain with exshyhnts WSU and Ohio Wesleyan tremely high velocity windsat the Womens Gym in Bexley In the midst of this tossing temshyGane time is 630 pm pest the WSU Sailing Club wasr 1Cpected starters for tonights attempting to make a showing atcoHtest are Kathy Sekula the University of Cincinnati SailshyDe bbie Garber Pam Roberts middot ing Regatta at Cowan LakeHe 1ee Lewis and co-captains One craft lost a mast anotherJ euny Griswold and Linda Klein tipped and every boat had probshySaturday Wynkoops troops lems with leaks In sharp conshyentertain Otterbein College and trast Sunday was in the wordsCc 1tral State University at 1 pm of WSU Commodore Rainerin the main gym Kuschnerus a beautiful day

but not for sailing There was no

Cross-Country wind so the first boat over theline was the boat to win

K uschnerus and Fred AndersonPlaces Fourth skippered the WSU entries andJ ohn Shull and Don Dickey conshy were ably assisted by crew

tinued the workhorse roles they members Betty Bringan Sherryhave played this cross-country Sweeny Dale Krouse Marlenes~ason by leading WSU to a Meisell John Gorby and Melaniefourth-place finish in last week- Parkermiddotids Findlay Invitational Meet Saturday the intrepid marinersS hulls seventh place and unfurl their sails and glide off to

rbull middotckeys twentieth place finishes Muncie Indiana for the BallThe football season is on the fly_ m the five-mile encounter paced State University Regatta and basket~

bouncing our way

Cathy Kronague began her assault to repeat as womens individ~al 1973 VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULEmiddotall-sports champion by winning Mondays pass-punt-and-kickcompetition with a total distance of 2429

Mon Oct 15 Cedarville College There 700 Others who placed for individual points were Sue Fish secon_d

Thurs Oct 18 Ohio Wesleyan Capital Univ Capital 630 American family planning2192 Karen Elliott third 17710 and Rosemary Bunshaw fourth

Sat Oct 20 Otterbein College Central State Here 100 is a hospital-affiliated orshy1000 Thuls Oct 25 Mt St Joseph Cincinnati Bible Mt St Joe 700 ganization offering you allThurs Nov 1 Ohio University ThereIn the mens division Jim McCartney took first place and seven 700 alternatives to an unshy- -- i Nov 3all-sports points with a combineltl distance of 4794 John _Deckers

Muskingum Ohio Dominican Here 100 wanted pregnancy For Tues Nov 6 Ohio Valley League Tournamentsecond place finish of 4011 was worth five all-sports pomts information in your areaKen Esselstein and Pete Rauch rounded out the winning places with

Thurs Nov 8 Ohio Dominican Dayton Capital Here 600 calltotals of 3973 and 3766 respectively Third place earned three and

Sat Nov 10 Kenyon College Central State Here 100 Call [215] 449-2006Mon Nov 12 Ohio Wesleyan Wittenberg Wittenberg 800fourth place one all-sports point AMERICAN FAMILYWed Nov 14 Cincinnati University of Dayton Dayton 700 PLANNINGNov 19 amp 20 State Tournament Ashland A Medical Service to Help YauI -M sports I Intramural cross-country competition takes place today at 4 pm

behind the K parking lot Womens and mens races will cover a SHOWINGtwo-mile distance No previous entry is necessary Enter at the timeof the event

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middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot~middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot~middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot MatineesThe WSU swim club will hold an organizational meeting Wednesday

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