The Guardian, October 3, 1978

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1 Wrght State Unversty CORE Scholar The Guardan Student Newspaper Student Actvtes The Guardan, October 3, 1978 Wrght State Unversty Student Body Follow ths and addtonal works at: Part of the Mass Communcaton Commons Repostory Ctaton Wrght State Unversty Student Body (1978). The Guardan, October 3, : Wrght State Unversty. Ths Newspaper s brought to you for free and open access by the Student Actvtes at CORE Scholar. t has been accepted for ncluson n The Guardan Student Newspaper by an authorzed admnstrator of CORE Scholar. For more nformaton, please contact corescholar@ lbrary-corescholar@wrght.edu.

2 CLOUDY weather Partly cloudy today and tomorrow wth a hgh today n the md 60s and a low expected near 40. 'Lve as you wll have wshed to lve when you are dyng." Chrstan Gellert The Daly Guardan October 3, 979 ssue 14 Volume XV ^ rght State nverstv Dayton. Oho Handcapped students complan about parkng By MKE M1LLLER Guardan Staff Wrter Some Wrght State dsabled students are concerned about the way able-boded people contnue to use ther handcapped (H) parkng spaces. A group of handcapped students fled a complant wth parkng servces. September 17. The dsabled students' com- A happy audrnl u hr l able to get n h* car. Many handcapped student* have complaned about unauthorzed vehcle* n ther (pace*. By GRANGER BUTLER Guardan Awxlate Wrter Snce October of lost year the constructon of the new entrance road to WSU has been halted. The wot * stoppage s due to pendng court acton on the road. n the state be.nnum budget $250,000 was approprated for the constructon of '.hs road and assorted repavngs. Along wth ths amount was a stpulaton statng only non-mnorty contractors could bd on ths constructon work. THE ASSOCATED GENERAL Contractors of Dayton. (ACG). decded ths bddng procedure was unjust, on the grounds that t dscrmnated aganst mnorty contractors. A mnorty contractor s defned as any company who has over half ts employees from the mnorty sector. The AGC took the Stale of Oho, snce Wrght State receves state fundng, a*jd the contractors who were to buld the road to an Appellate Court. WSU Engneer Robert Marlowe explans; "Our case was ^ut on the court docket ncorrectly and the case was dsmssed." WSU and Burton Cooper, the lawyer defendng the Slate, took the case to the Columbus Court of Appeals, where t s currently pendng. "EVERY WEEK OR two we call up there (Columbus) and they tell us t wll be heard soon." Marlowe stated. "Even when the decson s rendered we stll won't be able to buld the road untl next year," Marlowe contnued. The asphalt pavement WSU wll be usng freezes at 34 degrees. Accordng to Marlowe, ths entrance road s to begn by the ntersecton of North Farfeld and Colonel Glenn. t wll be a three-lane, one-way thoroughfare traversng the southwestern porton of campus. After several hundred feet, the three lanes wll converge to plant lsted three major problems: ) Non-dsabled people parkng n ther handcapped spaces. 2.) Slow response by authortes to ther legtmate complants, and 3.) there are smply too few H-spaces for commutng students, PATRCA MARX, drector of Handcapped Student Servces, sad. "Problems occur when people neglect to look and see that they're parkng n Handcapped spaces." She added that. Some people smply don't care about the handcapped student's stuaton, whether l s n an elevator or takng ther parkng spaces." She noted. "Dsabled students are very concerned about the able-boded students occupyng ther parkng spots." ROBERT KRETZER.assstant to the flrector of Parkng Servces, sad. "Problems often occur when able-boded personnel arc rushed to get to class or somewhere and end up parkng n the frst space they can fnd whkh turns out to be a handcapped space." "Hawdcappcd spaces smply lake up more area than regular spaces. The handcapped Road completon depends on lawsut stu- two and a medan wll be put n. "The purpose of the medan s to ease traffc congeston," sad Marlowe. THE ROAD WLL ntersect the current road whch travels east to west n front of the Medc! School and Creatve Arts Center. The two roads should meet approxmately 15 feet west of the Creatve Arts Buldng. t wll provde access for patents to the new Ambulatory Care Center. Eventually, a road leadng back out to Colonel Glenn from the Ambulatory Center wll be bult. However, a couple of new developments have evolved snce the case was taken to cout. WSU wll have to get a new contractor. Also, ths contractor wll have to charge a much hgher prce, because of asphalt's ncreased prce. THE ROAD WAS orgnally to be complete by the begnnng of ths school vear. dents need the extra room these spaces provde, for wheelchar access." Krcuer noted. Concernng handcapped students that don't possess a parkng decal. yet park n th handcapped spaccs, Marx sad. "Some dsabled students don't buy ther dccals untl alter tne frst two weeks of the school year are gone. They usuallv have some knd of stcker on ther car whch confrms that they are dsabled." JEFF VRNOOY.an assstant wth Handcapped Student Servces. sad. "Handcapped students should purchase the approprate handcapped decals at the begnnng of the year. They don't have a handcapped decal. "t s just lke a student must have a B-dccal before he can park n a B-space." He contnued. "Ths apples to able-boded people who llegally park n the H-spaces also. People should only park n the spaces they pay for." An ncdent whch occurred on September 15 ncreased the concern of dsabled students. A COMPLANT was regstered to Parkng Servces concernng several vehcles that were llegally parked n the Medcal School vstor parkng lot and were blockng access to two dsabled students' autos. Parkng Servces passed the problem to Campus Securty, who lstened to the complant, and referred the dsabled students back to Parkng Servces. Approxmately 15 mnutes later, one of the dsabled students contacted the guard posted at the lot entrance and explaned the stuaton. The guard called Parkng Servces. who. after 45 mnutes, sent out two Parkg Servces employees to observe the stuaton. (See 'VSTORS,' pa«e 2) McGee votes on completon By GRANGER BUTLER Guardan Asoclatc Wrter Dayton Cty Commsson has recommended that 675 be completed to U.S. 35, nstead of to The Mayor of Dayton. James McGee and Dayton's Cty Commsson have approved part of They voted recently to extend t to U.S. 35, but no further. MCGEE AND Commssoners Pat Roach and Rchard Clay Dxon voted for ths Kntted extenson. Roach orgnr.'ly was strongly aganst havng any further constructon on l-f.75. Roach explans her compromses. "1 do realze the transportaton needs of Wrght-Patterson (Ar Force Base) and Wrght State and feel these needs can be mett by some hghway that runs from the current termnus to U.S. 3S." The current end of whch Roach speaks of, s n a feld between New- Germany-Treben and Colonel Glenn roads. McGEE CONFRMED that there was no connecton between the annexaton of Wrght-Patterson and "We consder the two ssues to be n two dfferent arenas." sad McGee. The two commssoners who dssented n ther votng were Rchard Zmmer and Abner Orck. They want complete to and not just extended. Zmmer sad extendng to only U.S. 35 would create serous traffc hazads at the ntesecton of U.S. 35 and CSCK S THE only one who delved n to the federal aspect of thngs. Accordng to Orck. the government makes ts fnal decson, t wll be to approprate enough money to oud to Centervlle where t wll ntersect wth As late as Septemoer 21. federal offces were urgng t'm o be funneled nto other projects. The latest prce quoted for the completon s $160 mllon. The Federal Government wll provde $136 mllon. The rest would come from the state. Just recently, talks regardng '.he fundng of the have begun between the Whte House, Department of Transportaton and the cty cf Dmton.

3 2 DALY GUARDAN October 3, 1979 Vstors block students' cars n Medcal lot [Contnued from page ) The two dsabled students nssted that movng ther vehcles was not the answer. They decded to wat untl the owner of the blockng vehcle came to move hs car. WHEN THE OWNER fnally came to move hs car. he admtted that he knew the symbol located n front of the parkng space desgnated handcapped parkng only. He explaned that he had been t'.endng the School of Professonal Psychology's Convocaton. When he arrved, he saw a space, and parked there, even though he notced the marked spacng as beng wder parked "where t was blockng the vew of the end sgn" sgnfyng H-parkng. Kretzer sghted another ncdent that also occurred recently. "One evenng, a man brought hs son to a swmmng meet, and he parked n a poston that blocked a handcapped student's access to hs car. The handcapped student couldn't get hs wheelchar through the allotted space. We offered to move the handcapped student's vehcle frst, but he wouldn't allow t. He nssted that we tow the other vehcle dptsf.f j,,'y away. So. we honored hs request by removng the blockng vehcle." Kretzer contnued. "The man obvously dd not care about nconvenencng the handcapped student. He s stll contestng the stuaton we bestowed upon hm." "We have offered and wll offer to move the handcapped student's vehcle frst n any case lke ths." Kretzer sad, "lkely the handcapped student wll not let us touch hs car because of the complex equpment that he possesses n t." He added, "We can usually tell whether t s a handcapped student's car by the specal equpment nsde t." HANDCAPPED STUDENTS' complant sad that a warn-ng tcket or small fne mght ncrease the student body's awareness that H-parkng s restrcted to Hdccals. 24 hours a day. The complant says, t would help f towng was enforced and not just prnted neatly on a sgn. The complant suggest that each space be provded wth an nternatonal Access Symbol sgn. These sgns are set up exclusvely to desgnate areas that are to be occuped only by handcapped students' vehcles. The nternatonal Access Symbol s a gudelne that explans why dsabled parkng spaces are wder, etc. and tells students why there s Handcapped parkng. Through the complnt. the dsabled students nsst that they have pad for the spaces and arc enttled to park n them legally. They beleve wth the ncrease of commutng dsabled students, the spaces arc a premum to the persons who have H-decals. THE COMPLANT says that a random check of decals n the H-spaces mght prove that many spaces are taken by students wthout an H-decal. especally durng the early mornng and afternoon hours The complants would also apprecate a more prompt response to calls expressng a volaton. All H areas are easer to dentfy, as opposed to B or C spaces. Marx sad. "There s a dfference of opnon among handcapped students whether or not vehcles should be towed away or just warned durng the frst two weeks of the school year. At ths pont n the year. thnk most of the dsabled students would lke to see volators towed away." "Towng the volator's vehcle seems to be the only soluton to the matter," she added. VRNGOY SAD, "Usually. after the frst two weeks of the school year, any vehcle parked n an H space s towed SEE WHY WRGHT STATE'S LEADNG PHOTOGRAPHERS 8 VST FARboRN CAMERA DARK ROOM SPECALSTS AGFA, LFORD AND KODAK PAPERS TRADES WELCOME DSCOUNT HOUSE PRCES CAMERA STORE KNOW-HOW OPEN DALY 9 AM - S PM CLOSED WED ft SUN away. He added. "Peoole who dscover volators should mmedately report t to Parkng Servces." Kretzer sad. "Our polcy s to tow volators away. Sometmes we don't have the tme to do ths durng the frst two weeks of the school year. We have a lot of montorng to do at ths tme. The montors are usually busy dong numerous other dutes n the fal. Wc only have fve montors ths year. KRETZER CONTNUED, "The handcapped spaces n the vstor's lot are servng two purposes. Thct accomodate both handcapped people who have decals and vstng handcapped personnel. t shouldn't create any problems though, f everyone understands ths. "Vstors usually aren't aware of our parkng problems." Kretzer sad. "Some of them have possbly never been at WSU before. The vstors lot has always bee our bggest problem area for handcapped parkng." Another problem for the handcapped students, s people parkng n H'spaces because they are convenent. They mght park thee for a few mnutes, whch n turn becomes an hour, deprvng an H-decal holder of a space Kretzer sad, "We lke havng the handcapped spaces located NKON CANON Otrwvs WtTAX MNOTA MAMfYA KOMCA VtVTTA ft KKHNB11MB MAN - ramotn near the buldng so t s easer for the handcapped students to get back and forth to ther car." "BY THE Bo-Scences buldng. we could easly ncrease the number of handcapped spaces f t becomes essental." Kretzer sad. "Currently, we have sx spaces there. Unfortunately, n the lot by Mllett Hall there s no room to add more spaces. There are a total of 76 handcapped spaces countng the ones n the vstor's lot." "We don't determne who gets the handcapped decals. The Handcapped Student Servces tells us who qualfes, and we sell them one. Some students receve permanent handcapped decals and others, who smply have mnor dsorders. receve temporary decals." sad Kretzer. "The permanently dsabled students smplv fle a card wth us when they frst attend WSU and they never have to come and sec us agan." Kretzer contnued, "ther decal applcatons are smply renewed at the start of each school year. Ths allevatews any problems they mght have n gettng here." Kretzer noted, "The handcapped people don't have a choce of parkng where they want to lke able-boded people do. We must remember they have just as much rght to attend classes as wc do." ABORTON General Anesthesa Fnest Medcal Care Avalabe Toll Free rest MEPlfUTON SPECALSTS SNCE 1931 J-H. KAPLAN UllCltMjl Cllttf Call Bn t>hk 1 n nun (614) Northwest Blvd. Columbus, OH Classes avalable n Dayton. Ccnlt't n Mor# Thun SO M*K» US CftlM. Pu#rto **0. Toronto, t luf«no, Swtzerland We could tell you about fre great places we work, the specalsts we work wth and al the other benefts of Army Nursng But we' re lookng for nurses who care more about patents Let us share some nformaton wth you, smply contact Army Sergeant Jerry Blessng Call Collect

4 Polce kept busy By MKE MLLER Guardan Staff Wrter Wrght State polce receved several reports of stolen parkng decals over the past week. WSU Polce Offcer Darlene Burdck sad, "We are gong to nvestgate the decal thefts more closely n an attempt to return the stolen decals to ther orgnal owners. We cannot let these decal theves go unnotced, because decals smply cost too much, especally annual B-decals whch sell at $50." MONDAY,SEPT. 24, an annual B-decals was taken from a vehcle parked at the Unversty. Burdck sad. Sept. 25, three decals were reported mssng. Burdck sad, an annual B-decal was taken from a car parked behnd Unversty Center. Later. Burdck sad another B decal was taken from a car parked n the Creatve Arts C-lot. Shortly after that, an annual C-deca! was also taken. Accordng to Burdck. the followng day. a ral B-decal was taken from a 1973 Pontac. Fnally, Thursday, Sept. 27, an annual C-decal was taken from a vehcle parked n the Physcal Educaton C-lot. N A THEFT occurrng early Thursday mornng, a battery was removed from a vehcle parked n the Creatve Arts C-lot. Burdck sad. n a mnor theft. Surdck reported, a lght was taken from room 105 of the Physcal Educaton Buldng. WSU polce were called on to nvestgate three accdents whch '>" >ohnut the week. SEN. 24. TWO vehcles collded n 'he Allvn C-lot. The subjects nvolved decded tr. settle the matter among themselves. Accuuug o ourdck. both vehcles suffered dents n ther front bumpers. No estmate was made on the cost of damages sustaned by ether vehcle. A 19^9 Chevy and a 1979 Pontac collded n Allyn C-lot Sept. 25. The Pontac. whch faled to yeld the rght-of-way. was struck on the passenger sde door bv he Chevy, sad Burdck. Both vehcles suffered over $150 n damages. Fnally, on Wednesday, a 1979 Chevette collded wth a 1974 Volkswagon n K-lot. The Volkswagon was attemptng to maxe a rght hand turn when t collded wth the Chevette. Agan, both j vehcles sustaned over $150 n damages. Burdck sad. Fnally, on Sept. 26. WSU polce receved a report concernng a burnng odor on the thrd floor of Mllett Hall. Accordng to Burdck. pocc respondng to the scene, dscovered the problem was caused by a hot-lght ballast. October 3, 1979 DALY GUARDAN 3 Wndom plays Thurber General Admsson $5.00 WSU Faculty - staff $4.00 Students - On Sale: Hollow Tree Box Offce , 1-5pm Presented by the Wrght State Unversty Artst Seres Other tckets avalable 1-5 p.m. at the UCB Hollow Tree Box Offce: Josh Whte Jr., Oct. 9, 8 p.m.- FREE Jane Fonda/Tom Hayden, Oct. 10. noon -$3.00 Madrgal Dnner. N»v. 30 A Dec. 1 -Tckets go on sale soon! All WSU Actvtes are accessble to handcapped persons -- Call Wfl South Central Ave. Farborn, Oho Phone Expert Repar-Foregn and domestc cars Work Guaranteed One Year SKO BOOK.. rftkb AS nvtes vou to come n and brouse. Ths ad s worth 10% off any purchase you make though October 13 Open Mon. thru Sat Q5 FAR HLLS AVE OPEN 9-6 WEEKDAYS CLOSED 9-5:30 SATURDAYS SUNDAYS BCYCLES YnxOW MOTOSfCANf SAlfS-SUVCf ACCSSOUS CtHnt and rd* an* SHOP 341 XENA AVNUf Yellow Sprng*, Oho.C.C. presents OCTOBER DAZE Come on to the knoll for beer, games,food, fun and entertanment! pomp QPP' DEBBE SMTH at10:00-11:30 stomp your feet wth the buegrass band RED WLLOW BAND at 12:00-2:30 then rock n, roll wth AMBUSH from 3:00-5:00 randate Oct. 12 please no bottles or cans

5 r OPNONS A Vffez&ST ROADS" Parkng forum You would thnk, because Wrght State s a college composed of about.goo students, and because most of those students commute to school and desre a reasonably convenent parkng space, that the masses would have turned out n force to attend last Frday s dscusson of the parkng stuaton. Held on the Quad, attendance for the meetng of admnstratve and student mnds peaked and remaned at about 200 durng the course of the dscusson. Those who dd show up, or at least bothered to speak to others who dd. hopefully, came away wth a partal overvew of parkng problems on campus, and the questonable changes lkely to take place n comng years as possble solutons. Here was one of those rare stuatons when a number, of admnstrators however few, crawled out from behnd the safety of ther respectve desks and were wllng to face students and ther questons and attempt to provde reasonable answers. Some of those responses were nterestng /J Full refunds wll be gven for parkng decals untl October 5. The refund would normally be HO percent. U'l Students can expect Wrght State to contnue growng, and the possblty of a greater dependence on parkng spaces n Klot to develop.?] Faculty members wll be requred to park n F-lot unless that lot s full. n the past, F decal holders were permtted to park n B and C lots as well. -/ 7he possble expansons n K-lot, and the bus shuttle between K lot and the man campus, would have to be funded somehow, and t looks as f students may have to foot the bll. t s too had that so few people were there to hear them Complanng ubout student apathy on the Wrght State campus ha\ become almost a habt. Students accept tuton hkes wth a mnmum of complant, and any knd of school sprt s confned to clques and occasonal bouts of ntoxcaton n the Ratheskellar. n other words, u mplanng has been, and wll probably contnue to be. about as effectve us kckng a dead beast. You may rou,;h up the flesh, but the stffened jonts stll won 't bend. Prce', are sprallng, and t may be a bt unrealstc to expect students to do anythng more than roll wth the punches when tuton s hked up However, when somethng as near and dear to the heart as parkng your car llctes lttle or no protest, we 're more than a lttle surprsed. Apathy may not be the real problem. Check your pulse You maybe dead Machne malfunctons The Daly Guardan dd not reach the stands yesterday due to machne malfunctons We hope not to nterrupt our regular servce to the campus agan. THE GUARDAN STAFF!Edtor Gay/on Vckers Managng Edtor Chuck Stevens 'Assocate Edtor Mke Hoser \ews Edtor Bob Myers Sports Edtor Bob Canady Busness Manager Ken Kester Ad Manager Tracy Jayne Crculaton Manager Davd Mx Copy Edtors Elane Hoyng. Bran Ptts Layout Staff Teresa Westerhede. Sue larkn Typesetters..Lor Kobes, Kathy Whte Graphc Artsts pa, Krwen. Scott Alexande, Photographer Kathleen Vance Secretares Kathy Whte. LaGrtha McGure Reporters Dam Avesgbus. Jul Ehlert. Mnfy Gup, Stuart Granger. C.A. Howell. Andrea Jacobs. Stephane Kanstros. Matt Kennedy. Lora Lews. Terry Lbbee. R.L. Metcalf. Mke Mller. Lnda Sagar. John Stevenson. Jon Smth. Kevn Thornton. Sports Reporters Chuck Arbaugh John Pohl. Wanda Murphy Fonda, Hayden rumors dspelled By TOM CLARK Unversty (enter Soard Advlaor Rumor s often preferred to fact, even after the truth s known. Nevertheless, as unversty Center Board (UCB) advsor. felt oblged to try to dspel a few of the rumors that have cropped up about next Wednesday's lecture by Jane Fonda and Tom Hayden: Rumor: Wrght State s gong to cancel the Fonda/Hayden lecture. Fact: Wrght State s not gon& to cancel the lecture. There was never a thought of ths, from the tme Mark Womble's UCB Lecture Commttee booked the lecture last July. Ths rumor began when one or two other schools backed out of the lecture tour Ths tour started at 3-Mle sland and ncluded the bg ant-nuke rally n New York Not everyone at Wrght State s overjoyed by the prospect of Jane Fonda's appearance, but there has never been the slghtest ndcaton of cancellaton. Rumor: Wrght State sorortes and fraterntes have bought lar,f;e blocks of tckets and plan to heckle Fonda and Hayden. Fact: Where ths rumor got started s beyond me, but was asked about t by a Guardan reporter and by several staff members. t s absurd. So far, the largest block of seats sold has been 11. That was to a hstory professor from Wttenberg. Ths rumor s aso nsultng to sororty and fraterntes members. ntellgent dsagreement can be expressed at the queston/answer sesson n the second hour of the presentaton. Rumor: Ths tour s beng used to promote Tom Hayden's poltcal career. Fact:Ths may be true, at least n part. The presentaton opens wth a few sldes and a talk by Hayden. Hs theme s corporate control of the average ctzen. Fonda follows and speaks. about nuclear energy and women's rghts. The queston/answer sesson follows. A support group called "Campagn for Economc Democracy" (CED) does advance work on the tour Hayden has close tes wth the CED. The whole tour moves through major states whch wll hold prmares n Hayden was an unsuccessful canddate for Senate. Ths tour may boost hs poltcal career. Rumor: Parkng s gong to be a problem that dav. Fact: Parkng s a problem every day. Ron Oldges '. rkng to try to make the shuttle system from K-lot as effectve as possble that day. My fantasy s that faculty, staff and students wll voluntarly park n K-lot early n the day and use the bus to reach campus, thus accomodatng guests on campus. To return to realty, we are encouragng tcket-buyers to come early and use K-lot. For those who get to he gym early, snger Holly Near wll perform from 11:40 a.m. untl noon. (She tours wth Fonda and Hayden.) Doors wll open at 11:30. Rumor: The fee for th; lecture s hgh. Fact:? The fee s S Usual fee for Fonda alone s S Usual fee for Hayden alone s S By contrast. Dan Rather gets $6,000 and Wllam F. Buckley asks 512,000. Jane Fonda could make much more workng for one day on a move. Rumor: Jane Fonda wanted to come to Wrght State because of her nterest n the rghts of handcapped persons. Fact: n July. 1 sent the agent for Fonda/Hayden nformaton about Wrght State. Ths ncluded nformaton about Handcapped Servces and accessblty on th's campus. The agent told me he passed ths nformaton on. For whatever reasons. Fonda and Hayden decded to come to Wrght State. There were dozens of schools who wanted them tor every school that got them. Ths event, lke,\1 Wrght State actvtes, s accessble to the handcapped; there wll be an nterpreter for def persons. t s a fact that Jane Fonda gves strong personal support to the cause of handcapped persons' rghts. Rumor: There has been strong opposton :o Jane Fonda's appearance at Wrght State. Fact. To dare, we have receved oul) foot negatve calls n the Actvtes Offce There has been strong organzed opposton at the Unversty o Cncnnat, Most negatve callers here and elsewhere ether call Fonda a communst, t-ke ssue wth her much-publczed recent statements about Vetr.m and the boat people, or want to know whether " ; onda wll be pad out of admsson charges or out of twpayer money. She wl be pad, of course, our of the UCB Lecture budget, whch s drawn from student fees. ncomc for the Fonda/Hayden lecture wll then be used tc brng several other lecturers to Wrght State ths year. No cellar has vet mentoned Tom Havde.. let a'.one objected to hm.

6 Despte Brenner's slump October 3, 1979 DAH.Y GUARDAN 5 "A year as a Lon"succeeds n spy plot By MKE HOSER Guardan AnocUlr Edtor A tw u a Lon. Wrtten by ErV Roman and publshed n 1978 by Sten and Day. Fredrck Netzsche was a German phlosopher of the lte 1800's who, among other thngs, wrote: "'d rather lve a year as a lon than a hundred years as a sheep." And Dr. Paul Brenner, man character of ths novel, who was both a chld and a Jew durng the Holocost n Naz Germany, s fnally g'ven the chance to do as hs favorte phlosopher suggests. NOW N HS fortes. Brenner has ht a slump. He feels anger about what poltcans, specfcally one poltcan, say and do, but does nothng. He doesn't feel necessary n hs own home. A college professor, he s workng on a book about the orgns of war-but he can't get past the frst chapter. Enterng tjto Brenner's lfe s a college ytudent whose "father" s very much nterested n what he has to say and before long Brenner fnds hmself emeshed n the joyous world of ntellgence actvtes and nternatonal poltcs. Al! thanks to "father." Paul goes back to the country of hs brth, Hungary, '.pends some tme posng as a researcher, goes underground, and re-emerges as Zv Moshe. a legendary Jewsh poet. THE WRTNG N A Year as a Lon seems a lttle stlted; that s: the flow of conversaton between characters, for eample. doesn't seem entrely "realstc". Ths lapse, however, s made up for by a thoughtful story that s not only a spy thrller, but a portrayal of what the author sees as the plght of Jewsh fath as well as the plght of a man whose appearent md-lfe crss gets a lttle out of hand. Paul Brenner goes around n the novel lke a chld beng led through darkness. Throughout Beavercreek to host Mss Greater Dayton MSS GREATER DAYTON The Beavercreek Hgh School Musc and Drama Departments are announcng the forthcomng Mss Greater Dayton Scholarshp Pageant. Ths offcal prelmnary Mss Amerca Pageant wll be held at Man Audtorum, November Ths pageant represents the largest prvate Scholarshp Foundaton for women. Contestants from a tr-county area. Clark. Greene, and Montgomery, are elgble. Entrants must be female between the ages of 17 and 26, a hgh school graduate, sngle, and a : l * Flrat ^Farborn, Oho» 879-W8 Jspeclalltag n "Vert 'aed Cam Street* 45324* ctzen of the Unted States. Contestants are judged n the evenng own. swmsut. talent. and ntervew areas. Entry blanks and copes of the offcal rules and regulatons ae avalable from the General Charman. Eugene Bennngton or Entry Charman, Gwen Baley at Beavercreek Hgh School, 2660 Dayton-Xena Road. Xena. Oho telephone Work Study Student. The cty of Farborn s seekng two work/study qualfed students for the poston of Polce records clerk. Ths poston requres ndvduals to work 20 hrs. a week. One person must be avalable Monday. Wednesday, & Frday mornngs from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Successful applcants must be able to type 40 words per mnute. Further nformaton and applcants be obtaned at the personnel offce, 44 W. Hebble Ave., Farborn. OH ( ). An equal opportunty employer he nnocently beleves wht he s told, for the most part, and even n the end fnds hmself holdng an empty bag when t comes to knowng what he dd or ddn't accomplsh under the guse of Zv Moshe. Bu you can't help lkng the guy. He tres so hard and wants so sadly to succeed at playng the lon. WHLE MOST NOVELS of spys and ntrgue could readly be classfed as mndless, escapst drvel. A Year as a Lon has a few nterestng twsts, a belevable character playng the lead, and a bt more substance than James Bond and Dck Tracy combned. * Today, only a handful of people know what "The Chna Syndromc" means- Soon you wll know. -the. Chna. 77#/#T#777Tc m VC5 Comng Home - Chna Syndrome ^ r4 rw o 7:00 Kpm Thursday. Oct. 4 Wednesday Oct. 3 " 7 00pm 7:00pm and 2:15 pm. Frday, Oct. 5 Both wll be sho shown at Oelman 112 Admsson $1.00 f' J Z's Lounge Tues: 60's nght & lades nght,9-12 drnks are 1 /2 prce for unescorted lades Wed: college nght, 9-2 drnks are 1/2 prce for students wth.d.'s Dave Mchaels s the D.J. Thurs: drnks are 1/2 prce for everyone.9-12 wth ht musc Fr: dsco & top 40's nght.9-2 wth a dance contest and przes Dave Mchaels s the D.J. Sat: same as Fr., wth the Booge Man (Steve Baron) as the D.J. 165 E. Helena St p plasma allance Bonus Good Untl Open Daly 7a.m. plus 4 evenngs 17 W. Man St. n Farborn Must be 21

7 6 DALY GUARDAN October CLASSFEDS FOR SALE CONTACT LENS WEABERS Save money on your brand,ame hard or soft lens supples. Send for free llustrated catalog. Contact Lens Supply Center. 341 E. Camelback. Phoenx. Arzona FOR SALE: 1979 Chevette. 4 dr. Hatchback. 4 spd., ar, lug rk.. am/fm. rear wndow defog., H.o. eng m.. $4, x MPROVE YOUR GRADES! Send $1.00 for your 306-page catalog of collegate research topcs lsted. Bos 25097G, Los Angeles,Calforna (215) * FOR SALE: 1974 Vega GT Wagon. 4-speed. radals, AM FM stereo, manv other extras. Exceptonal all around mles. $1100 frm un tl 4 p.m. or leave message n student malbox B FOR SALE: Green and whte couch for sale. Excellent condton. Wll talk over prce. Call after 7.30 or anytme on weekend FOR SALE: VW 72 Super Beetle A condton. 25plus MPG n cty. $1295. Call evenngs FOS SALE: Labrador Retrever pups!! AKC regstered, wormed, shots, black females or yellow males.$ evenngs or weekends. FOR SALE: 1974 Chcvelle malbu: PS.PB.AC. GOOD TRES. Good Condton. $1800 Call or Allyn Hall malbox E569 FOR SALE: 9?4 Super Beetle excellent condton, brand new engne nstalled currently, has about 11,000 mles. f nterested call Ccnne after 2 at QUASAR HOME VDEO recorder, 7-day programmer, remote control pause button. 200m camera hook-up, 2 months old, stll n warranty, lst prce $1,099 - pad $899 - wll sell for $650 sacrfce prce. Contact Coach Underhll or Brown n Ath. Buldng f nterested NUTRTON BOOK for sale: Pke and Brown - An Approach to Nutrton. Never used. $19 ($24.95 new) Call Cndy at after 5:00 p.m. and leave a message or leave a note n Allyn malbox #E276. Leave name A where you can be reached, ncludng phone 9-26 FOR SALE: Western Saddle. j good condton. $75. Call 299- J 3377 or malbox L356. [ETC. 'HELP WANTED' HELP WANTED Addressers wanted mmedately! Work at home - no experence neces- J sary-excellent pay. Wrte J Amercan Servce Park Lane. Sute 127. Dallas TX '5231. x WANTED: People nterested n jumpmg-parachutng- from J a plane. Please contact Betty. J malbox S696. Needed are at least 5 people for a group dscount rate of $35 each. NEEDED: RDE to Belmont area n Dayton from WSU after J 7:00 p.m. on Mondays. Wll help pay for gas. Contact Box j J WANTED: 14,0o0 people to J come party Fr.. Oct. 5 from 10 a.m.- 5 p.m. t's the bggest party of the year. TS OCTO BER DAZE! Don'l mss solost j Debbe Smth. Ambush. Red Wllow Band, and the WWSU D.J.'s! HELP WANTED: Applcatons J are now beng accepted for j assstant Manager at the Beaver Valley Cnemas. F.xp- erencc preferred. Call after 1, j MODEL WANTED: Photogra- J pher seeks grl to model n. exchange for photographs. Box Ketterng j ROOMS AM LOOKNG for a roomate. J pref. female, to share a nce j dbl n Farbom. f nterested.. please leave a note n malbox * C 17 or call after 9:30 p.m ! ROOM WANTED by quet j male, nonsmoker Box B-218. Roommate Wanted-Male or Female school year.$107 per month plus V% utltes-own bedroom-bonne Vlla j WANTED: Male roomatc j needed to share 3 bedroom, furnshed home 3 mles from WSU. Really nce place- $120/ j mth. (ncludes utltes). Call (days) lev- enngs). BOWLNG TEAM TRYOUTS WLL BE HELD Sept. 29 & 30 J and Oct. 5&6 at the Beaver Vu j Bowlng Allev. Be there at j 9.30 a.m. RDE NEEDED: to Toledo. OH. and back. Wll pay ex- penses. Contact Brad Gnther - Room 132B. Hamlton Hall. [ DRTY WHTE Boy can't tell ^ Geness from geranums. Needs tutorng. Contact lunch j counter, anytme. WHAT'S THE bggest party of j the year n Dayton??? t's J October Daze! Wth all the exctement and beer you need to celebrate another school j year. Come jon nter-club j Councl Oct. 5 by the water tower and PARTY!!? DRVERS NEEDED: To portland Ore. Leave Oct. 2. Call The Northwest s beautful. Followng the Fonda-Hay- den talk on October 10, j there wll he a Faculty-Staff dalogue, facltated by Martn Arbag. t wll be held n the j Faculty-Staff Dnng Room at 2:30 p.m. (sponsored by Fac- ulty-staff Actvtes.) j COME AND JON the wheelchar Sports Club, there's alot..ff..... r of fun and exctement ahead of us. Meetng Thursday Sept. 27th n P.E. Rm # 009. Please come. We need your support Applcatons are now avalable of Oho nstructonal Grants for the second and thrd quarters or second semester of the academc year. Applcatons are avalable al the Student Fnancal Ad Offce. The deadlne for flng applcatons s December 3 19'"?. PERSONALS j ROOM FOR Rent 2BDRM Hse, yard, no smokers, no cats Female preferred /mo ' NU DOGS PARTY HARD -- plus '/j utltes-call You bet we do!! Freshmen come on out ths Frday ngh'. J and dscover what lfe at W.S.U. can be lke f you lke j to party - f not - stay home j and catch Donny & Mare. Be at the Unversty Center at 8 p.m. We'll go from there. See you there - Alpha Gamma Nu j Fraternty DEAR SEEDY & SHORTE, Love s never havng to say J you're sorry for gvng each j other herpes and mono! Have. fun : Racy TO MY PH MU Ssters: Thank you for the Brthday party and cake. t was really a surprse and made my "21" Brthday a memorable one. t's nce to have ssters to count on. Love n our bond. Becky TO THE BROTHERS of Ph Kappa Tau: The Ssters of Ph Mu would lke to express ther thanks for the nvtaton to your Rush Party Frday nght. Keep up the good work you're lookng GRREAT! HEY SG EP S. The Ph Mu lades really apprecated your havng nvted us to your Rush Party Saturday. Lke every other tme spent wth you, the ssters had one fne tme. We wsh nothng but the best for the Sg Ep's PARTY a'sex -BOOZE The men of Alpha Gamma Nu are extendng an open nvtaton to all females at WSU and anyone nterested n jonng or partyng wth the "Nu Dogs'' meet at the Unversty Center at 8:00 Frday SPEEDY: You make good drnks but your back rubs arc better! Mom OUAT.SPEEDY & RACY: We had a great tme at Hueston Woods last week. t's a good thng we had a bg tent, snce you guys ddn't know how to put yours up! From Mom, Putty-Tat & Sponge HEY 'STAR COUSN."where arc you? At another unversty? Ddn't you ge: my note? Please respond! You've got my malbox number! Beth PAVLAPP: am very sorry about Sunday nte. Please forgve me TO: CNDY BEAR. Thanks for the best 14 months of my lfe. Lots of luck at WSU. All my love always. Yogbear SEE WHAT your Unversty Center has to offer! Check t out ths Frday COME OVER to the Center Frday lots of fun, freebes. and food KM, my key large shrt s not a souvenr of the wet fshng contest n Ft. Uudcrdale, sprng break. Rob.9-19 CONGRATULATONS Km and Corky on your engagement! Good luck n the future, Three Days of the Condor. DEB. heard your car was nfested wth roaches after the state far?? The Ctpgng.9-19 FLEE, mavbc you should try No Doze next tme! TS frst tme should have to somethng! Terr.9-19 GARY A JERRY: Can clam the jewels you say you have... J Unknown J CORKY! What's ths about talcum powder. Boo Boo., j THANX MRS. LEUBNER!! j Than* for the breakfast cooked for all us kds last Sunday at Houston Woods. You re lly pumped hard to get our fre started A your tent wasn't bad ether. Thanx Mom from RP. J TS,PR,MB.TH.MT.MB.JP. PD.K & CN, & Yog & Ranger! Smth 9.10 j KERMT - apologze for the mstake. There was no nten- ton of ever offendng you. and j never refer to you as a reptle agan. Are amphbans naturally attracted to swne, or j s t all the work of Mss P.? J M.J.H ALPHA Xl's-Here's to an- other year of frendshp. ssterhood, and good tmes at j Wrght State! Let's hear! for J the double blue and gold., Fuzzy Love-A XXXO! Mark. Mark-You're at the bg j tmes now-congratulatons!! 'm really excted about havng you around-you owe me a test drve and won't forget t! ' Love-The Mustang Kd. j TERR1- Don't let truckdrvers who honk upset you! heard you found somethng you J thought you lost. Hope you [ don't get burned the next tme.9-19 j RACY: Maybe next tme you'll j get a paddle boat that move? when you paddle t! Sponge. QUAT: To the person who makes funny noses n bed - you snore too loud! Putty-tat. VNEY - hope you get your wsh - you stll have vour kck! { TO WRGHT STATE SOCCER TEAM: Good sck. may ths j year be vca best. Mom J SEXY, remember to kck your j foot and score a lot of goals M, WHEN ARE WE GONG to j experence ycur "cosmc force' Steve? Sounds nterestng! 9-21 Guard'sn clamlfled ad* are free to Wrtgb: Stat* Dversty Xedlls and tea crata per! wvd for al other.. A3 free mt! *ppee a m^lmua of two tl,ne«nnles resubmtted., f«m may be obtaned at the Guardan offce, 046 UeJj teralty Cents: 1 Pad ads wll appear aa mcy lme. a» requeued by tl* *dve rvaer. Payment»houd accompany the order j for uon-staden ada. No Claaa j fled ada wll bo accepted over j 'he phone.

8 October 3, 1979 DALY GUAKDUN 7 Volleyballer's have a dsappontng weekend By CHUCK A8BAUGH Guardan Specal Wrter Wrght State's women's volleyball tesm opened ther weekend play wth a convncng vctory over a prevously unbeaten Xaver team wth scores of 1S-8, and Coach Peggy Wynkoop was happy wth her team's performance. "We played very much as a unt «nd that s what pleased me the must. Other than a fewhttng mstakes, we made very few errors overall." she sau. JULE 7.MMEH WAS cted as the standout of the Raders n ths match. Coach Wynkoop spoke of Jule's play be sayng. "1 thought that Jule was perhaps our key becausc she played a very aggressve match. Ths made Xaver respect our offensve power." The coach also stated that she * as proud of the performance of Lan Calvo and Carol Westbold. She added that she beleved that the defensve standout was Melnda Warnke. Overall. Wynkoop was extremely happy wth her team's play aganst Xaver. The Raders dd not fare as well Saturday when they lost two matches played at Munce, ndana. n the frst match. Wrght State lost to the Unversty of llnos at Chcago Crcle by the scores of and n ther second match, the women bowed to Ball State n three straght games. 15-9, 15*12 and COACH WYNKOOP <VAS a bt dsapponted by her team's plav. She stated hat she felt her grls just ddn't play to the best of ther ablttes n ether match. "We dd play aggressvely at tmes, but we ddn't play well defensvely and ths hurt our offense," she remarked. Wynkoop felt that the only player that stood out n her mnd that played really well was So. Mndy Cordorner. "1 thnk that Women prepare for season By WANDA MURPHY Guardan Assocate Wrter December 1 s two months away and the Women's Basketball team s n preparaton for ther season opener. The Saturday game s the frst of fve double-headers wth the Men's team. t s also the frst of 15 home games. THREE WEEKS OF condtonng began for the club on October. wth formal practce begnnng on October 22. Fourth year coach. Pat Davs says that wnnng team "has got to be n shape." She consders optmum physcal condtonng to be "the wnnng edge." that becomes apparent near the end of a game. Tryouts wer? held last Thursday and Frday and Coach Davs ndcates that she was qute pleased wth tht players who 1 a room On secluded, wooded 1 4(approx.! acres. 5 mnutes from W.S.U. Appealng 6 bedroom, 2 bath frame ranch wth 2'/ garage. Has gas heat, 3 wndow ar unts, basement, famly room wth wet bar, 2 freplaces. S call Joe Martn or Palmer Bollng , Hearth Realty. came out. There was more talent out ths year than n the last. She credts better hgh school coachng along wth more and earler opportuntes for female athletes. The squad conssts of four returnng players on grant, plus another returner, three recruted freshman on grant, one transfer student, two freshmen walk ons and others to consder. The nucleus from last year s back and the team wll be bult around them. Coach Davs beleves she has "a wnnng blend of youth and experence." that promse Kood team depth. THE CLUB WLL be taller wth fve players between 5' 10" and b'0". and ths team wll be. "qucker and stronger." than last year. They should play well over the 23 game season that begns wth two scrmmages n November * NOW HRNG 18+ *!f you are temporarly dscontnung your educaton or can only work for a lmted tme, we may have the job for you. Our organzaton needs several men and women. 18 or over to work at least 3 months. No experence necessary. For ntervew call: BMW DATSUN Sales and Servce 1550 KAUFFM AN AVENUE F UR BORN Mndy played perhaps the best Saturday that she has ever played. As an outsde htter blocker she was a st.xndout." Wvnkoop sad. Coach Peggy Wynkoop certanly does not feel that losng two matches s reason enough to lose confdence n her team. She admtted that her plavers were somewhat shaky and that they made far too many mstakes. "We lost to two decent teams, but 1 thnk we could beat ether of them later n the season." she sad. "We just made too many errors and we really beat ourselves. The thng we have to do s play more fundamentally sound volleyball," she sad. The Rader's next match wll be Tuesday nght at home aganst the Unversty of Cncnnat. The match wll begn at 7 p.m. and Coach Wynkoop feels that t wll be a tough match for her team. $$$$ NEED CASH? $$$$ Make extra money donatng plasma! Courteous and competent medcal staff and physcan on duty at all tmes. Bonuses Avalable" Buckeye Bologcal nc South Ludlow Dayton Hours: 7:30 am-3:00 pm Mon.-Fr. HOUHS Brng ths add wth you for extra cash! 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9 f. Cross Country team contnues to do well By CHUCK ABBAl'GH GuardUn AHorlalr Wrter Wrght State Unversty's cross country team fnshed teth n a feld of 19 at the Malone nvtatonal held on Saturday. Sept. 29. Coach Bob Schul was very pleased wth hs team's performance n what he descrbed as an extremely tough meet. "1 thought that our team ran as well as they possble could and thnk tnat all our runners put out fne efforts." he remarked. Schul stated for that hs eam was a n a lttle better shape for ths meet but that t would be a whle before every vould be n good runnng shape. HARVEY WOODARD ONCE agan led the Raders by placng 20th overall. Woodard was followed by Terry Roeth and Mke Baumer. who fnshed 30th and 33rd, respectvely. Schul spoke about Baumer's role n the meet by commentng, "Mke just keeps comng through for us. 1 am overjoyed wth hm because ddn't thnk he would be n ths good of shape already." Coach Schul stated that he was ndeed satsfed wth the performances of hs top three runners n the meet. Roundng out the feld far the Raders were Jeff Shaw, and Joe Sargent, who fnshed fourth and ffth among Wrght State's runners. Schul also spoke of two young men who just started wth the team ths past weet. Jeff Beers and Jm Doyle. "Jeff and Jm both look to be fne runners but they haven't actually joned the team yet. t wll take some tme to get them n better condton but they mght just be able to help us around regonal tme," he sad. Coach Schul had some thoughts on Akron, a team that fnshed ahead of the Raders n the meet. "We got a good look at Akron and ths s mportant because they are n our regonal and they're a team we have to beat. They have a fne team, but beleve we can fnsh ahead of them n the future," Schul remarked. BOB SCHUL s full of hgh 8 DALY GUARDAN October 3, 1979 hopes for hs vastly mprovng team. He assessed hs team at ths pont of the season by sayng. "We are gettng better and thnk we are mprovng a lttle bt from week to week. The key, rght now, s that we need two or three guys to run closer to Mke Baumer. Ths wll enable our team to have more balance." Wrght State's next meet wll be Saturday, October 6th, at the ndana Unversty nvtatonal. Warnkee s confdent about volleyball team's future ByCHUCK ARBAUGH Guardan Aaaoclate Wrter Melnda Warnke. the senor captan of ths season's women's volleyball team at Wrght State, s confdent that ths year's team s the best she has ever played wth. "We are a ycung team, and we do make mstakes whch damage our momentum n games, but, 1 thnk that ths team has more potental than any other 've been on." she remarked. MELNDA, A NURSNG major, has played volleyball snce her frst year at Wrght State. She Degan playng on a compettve level durng her sophomore year at Twn Valley North Hgh School n Lewsburg, Oho. She was also very actve n other sports and actvtes n hgh school. "1 was nvolved as a member of the track team, and 1 was also a cheerleader for fve years. 1 enjoyed track and cheerleadng but volleyball was ;he sport was really nto." she commented. Some of the hobbes Melnda enjoys the most nclude water skng, snow skng, and swmmng. These recreatonal actvtes as well as her hard work and practce on the volleyball court, have pad off n develpng Melnda nto a fne talented athlete. MELNDA S A frm belever that Wrght State women's volcvball team has made many advances snce her freshman sear. " feel we have defntely made some crtcal advances, especally n the talents of our players. The calber of the players has mproved tremendously, because the grls now comng n have better basc volleyball sklls." she sad. Seeng her role on ths year's team as one of a leadershp type, Melnda's top prorty s tryng to get the grls to play together as a team. "1 beleve that tryng to ktep the team together s perhaps t < most mportant objectve. 1 am proud to be looked upon as a team leader, but also value beng a member of ths team very much," she stated. Accordng to Melnda. the women's volleyball program wll contnue to make sold mprovements under the leadershp of Coach Peggy Wvnkoop. SHE BELEVES tha the team has more opportuntes to compete aganst frst-class opponents. Snce the n comng freshman are gettng better and better, the volleyball program should contnue to mprove mmensely over the next few years, she noted. Warnke has not only been a valuable par! of the volleyball team, but she has also been an excellent nursng sudent. She commented on her four years at Wrght State bv snvno to keep up w th my study load and playng volleyball has been pretty demandng, and 've really enjoyed the experence." Melnda WamVe COME AND SEE MNVERSTY! Mnversty Fall course Schedule classes start Tuesday October 2 and Thursday October 4 Name Address REGSTRATON FORM Classes: Basc Auto-mechancs Basc 35mm Photography Magc and Medtaton Massage Self -Defense for Women Day Thursday Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday Thursday Tme 7:00-8: :30 6:00-7:00 Fee $5.00 $5.00 $5.00 7: $ $16.00 per couple 7:30-8:30 $ 5.00 Phone number Classes Pee ^ > VERSTY! total Please turn n regstraton form and fees to the Hollow Tree Box offce. For more nformaton contact the Hollow Tree Box Offce Fees must be pad wth regstraton form or by frst nght of class.