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Katch Band to perform July 4by Rhonda NardiBefore thè big bang goes up Saturday night, all are invitò! to a Fourth of July celebration at thè Pizza Castle, located at Castleton plaza on East 82nd.The Pizza Castle offers a free- for-all band jara #hich will begin at 3:00 p.m.Eight banda will participate in thè entertainment which will include thè Katch Band, a group origina ted by IUPUI student Dan Hall. Hall is a junior majoring in telecommunications.The band has four members which includes hall on vocals and lead imitar Rusty Eastman

on vocals and drums; Denny Krauser on vocals and keyboardsì and Rick Love onHall, who writes many of his own material says, " We play progressive rock-n-roll lite Tom Petty, Joe Jackson, and Johnny Cougar," but adda that he

promises to play several originai songs.The Katch Band has originally been play ing since Decomber but changes in format andmembers has proven to be

beneficiai. The four current members. who bave been together just sii weeks, bave recently played at thè Raxz-ma- Tazz on tne Indianapolis westside with thè Faith Band But they bave been spending thè majority of their time putting together a video tape in cooperation with Circle-Video Productions. for marketing and promotion. As a mattar offact, thè band will be making video recordings when it plays at 4:30 Saturday aftemoon.« ^ o r e la n d Towers

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TaekwondoThe 1981 AAU/USA National Junior Olymptc TaekwondoChampionships will lake place on Saturday August 16th and Sunday August 16th. The tournament will take place in Nicoeon Field House located at Indiana Central University!1400 Hanna Avenue. Indianapolis. Indiana.For informa tion on purchasing ticket* or competing in thè tournament cali 645-5500 or 261-5556.

Suds PartyTueaday, July 28. will mark thè first annusi Summer Suds Party/Chugging Contest to be held at The Exchange. 6316 East 82 Castleton Plaza. The event, sponsored by The Exchange and linde Munchie’s Food and Fun Factory, will be presented to all IUPUI studenta by thè IUPUI Student Assembly.Throughout thè night, mixed drink» will be sold for one dollar. It is important to note that all IUPUI studente attending must be twenty-one years of age. For more information cali thè IUPUI Student Assembly at 264-3907.

Flying LessonsA professional flight instructor will conduct a free seminar

at thè Warren Library, on Tueaday, June 30 and at thè CarmelLibrary, on Thursday, July 2 at 7 p.m.sd, TiyiiupjTaking Lessons?" The one-and-one-half-hour session willThe seminar will be entitled. EverThink Aboutex:plore thè private pilota license today Tony Malcak, thè speaker, is a professional flight instructoi in Indianapolis, and teaches thè Private Pilot Ground School for IUPUI Continuing Studies Division.For further information, cali Tony Malcak at 547-5931 or 547-6367.

Audition NoticeAuditions for thè IUPUI University Theatre production of

Whose Life Is It Anyway? will be held on Monday and Tueaday, June 29th and 30th at 7:00 p.m. in Room 011 of thè Marott Building, 902 N. Meridian StreetThere are parta for nine men and five women. Comedy and romance are interwoven throughout. The IUPUI production will open August 28 and tour on Frìdays and Saturdays thru mid-October The show was a long-running Broadway hit and Tony Award winner. For further information. cali thè University Theatre at 264-2094.

Family ClinicsA support group for families who bave problema caring for their elderly relative» will meet Wednesday, July 1, from 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. in Room 101 of thè Indiana University School of Nursing, 1100 West Michigan Street on Bamhill Drive.The group will meet at thè sa me time for six consecutive Wednesday s, through Aug. 5.The meeting* are free to any family with geriatrie health care problema. They will be led by therapists Beverly Richard*, professor in thè Community Health Nurse Program at I.U.. and Wanda Strandmark, R.N., a member of thè

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Alumni Association has ‘Mini-College’

Has American politica taken a sharp turo to thè right?Yes ...aort of, opined 1UPUI Profeaaora Richard A. Fredland. Patrick J. McGeever and Charles Winslow at a recent “Alumni Mini-College" s ponsò red by thè 1UPU1 School of Liberal Arte Alumni Association.“ Perhaps it is thè beginning of thè end of an age," suggested Dr. Fredland. chairman of and associate professor in thè politicai Science department. He asked thè audience to examine thè extroverted path of American government in thè past 20 years and pointed out thè recent returo to a “Fortress America" mentality.“The people who identify themselves as conservati ves believe they ha v e had a victory," stated Fredland. adding that their power is felt strongly in current foreign policy planning. He cited several such examples, including thè appearance of South African leaders in this country shortly before Reagan’s inauguration, and U.S. support of “moderately repressive" governments— “better known as Latin American totalitarian dieta torships."Dr. McGeever. associate professor of politicai Science at IUPUI. suggested that American politica is on thè same path but has assumed

different—and probably ineffecti ve— means of movement.Ina questionand-answer period designed to demonstrate this premise, thè audience revealed its belief that federai taxes. federai spendine. federai budget deficits and federai intrusion into private Uvea were all too great The majority felt that Reagan s domestic program will noi lessen any of these burdens.McGeever went on to suggest that thè administration'a proposais will not reduce but inerease thè government’s intake through taxation, to cover thè planned inerease in defense spending Reagan‘s plans to reindustrialize America by providing investors with more money (through tax breaks) will result in stili less money going to thè poor and middle dasses who do not or cannot save it. he added.Dr. Winslow, assistant professor of politicai Science at IUPUI, concluded thè program with his belief that American politica has taken a turo to thè right in rhetoric and images, suggesting that Americana as a whole ha ve always been conservative."Because thè Fre neh are going to thè left. thè rest of thè worla must be going in some other direction." he quipped.

University theatre seeks bookingsIUPUI NEWS BUREAU

The theater department of IUPUI is accepting bookings for thè first Indiana production of thè adult Broadway drama. "Whose Life Is It Anyway?"The full-length, emotional drama concerna a sculptor, paralyxed in an auto wreck. who wants thè right to make his own decisione atout his Hfe—and death.

The lead character. Ken Harrìson, is quick-witted and bright but his only movement is rolli ng his head from side to aide. When doctors refuse to releaae him from thè hospital because he will die, Hamaon seeks legai help.The subjects of life and death, thè quality of life, and thè medicai and legai dilem mas of allowing a patient to chose

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computerixed life-suataimng machinery are all addresaeclThe play, written by Brian Clark, will be performed at IUPUI Aug. 28 29 and will then tour for Fnday and Saturday shows beginning in Septembar. Dr.J Edgar Webb direttaFor costa and more Information, cali John Samo in thè IUPUI theater departement. 2642094 ^

Ronald McDonald house to be constructedby Karen E. StewartConstruction of thè Riley Hospital Ronald McDonald House will probably begin this fall accordi ng to Karen Campbell, a vice-president of Our House. Ine.

The Ronald McDonald House will prò vide a home-away-from- home for families of children receiving treatment at Rilev Hospital on thè IU Medicai Center.Riley is thè only children's hospital in Indiana and it specialixes in treatment of serious illnesses such as cancer,

heart disease. prematurity and leukemia.Since these treatments often span weeks or months. thè Ronald McDonald House is designed as an inexpensive alternative to hotels for thè patient’s family.The cost to stay in thè house will be between $5 and $10 per family per day. This fee may be waived in hardship cases.Accomodations in thè twenty- four-bedroom house would be available on a first-come, first- serve basis and will probably be arranged through Admissions at Riley.

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by Matt ShnimIUPUI basketball coach Mei Garland picked up probably thè best high school recruit since coming to IUPUI last week in Eric McKay.McKay, a 6 6” forward from Marshall High School, led thè city in scoring last year with a 25 points per game a ver age Coach Garland hopes to switch McKay to a big guard position at IUPUI.Garland deaeribed McKay as

a good outside shooter that playa well under thè basket.“Eric will be a tremendous addition to our program and has thè possibili ty of becoming one of thè best players in thè school s hiatory,” said coach Garland.Garland stili is waiting to bear from a starter on Broad Hippie s 1980 State championahip team and two junior college players that starred at Chatard

According to Campbell, there is at present no limit to a family » sUy at thè house She also said that thè facilities may be open to families of patients at Methodist or other hospitals od a space-a vailable basis.The house will cost $ 1.6 million to construct.McDonald’s restaurant operations in Indiana will contribute $600,000 with thè re mai ni ng money to be contributed by individuala, foundations, and corporations.Indiana University provided thè land at 1236 W. Michigan St. and will provide steam and electridty for thè house.The house is also a state Project for thè Indiana Home Builders Association, which is obtaining thè building materiale for thè house either as donations or at cost.Campbell stressed that, while McDonald's is a large con tribù tor, thè house is not a commercial project. There will be only a amali pUque identify ing thè nouse as thè Ronald McDonald House but “no golden arches or plastic Ronalds sitting around."Campbell feda thè house is a “neat idea” and U apparenti) pleased with thè finandal coopera tion thè project has receivsd. She said if construction begins in thè fall that thè house should be opera ting by next summer

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Amy Robinson: Determined to winIUPUI NEWS BUREAU A 66*year-old student «t IUPUI who doesn't believe in exercise managed to win 15 medals in thè recent Senior Olympica—in shotput, running. walking and even in disco dance.Amy Robinson, who was thè only black woman to compete in track and field events. often has been thè oldest and moet out- en student in ber classes atspokIUP1PUI.“I attenti an all-w hi te church and have been thè only black teacher in a school." says thè spry and spritely great grandmotner. “That’s okay. I’m used to beiiig old and black. It makes no difference to me. I make it. regardless of my age

or color. Nothing holds me back.”Although a he dai ma no belief in exercise per se, she does believe in not letting her mind stagnate, and she believes in children. "No matter where a child is on thè social or intelligence totem polo, he can learn rrom a teacher who believes in him and gives him faith in himself." she says.Amy has been teaching in thè Indianapolis Public Schools for three years. She earned her master’» degree in education at IUPUI in 1976, when she was 61 years old. She doesn't have a teaching job right now because School 41, where she taught, was phased out in thè

ition pian—an irony thè slightly-stooped, dark- skinned woman takes in stride. Amy says she will be back in school both to teach and learn.Having just completed a couree in claasroom management at IUPUI. Amy thinks she may try for her doctorate. "just biecause it will benefit me personallyA native of Indianapolis, she began college in thè mid- 1930's but to help ner family she quit and went to work in a factory. She reared a daughter, and has two grown granddaughters. all of whom have taught school. "There is a great emphasis on education in my family. My

mot her taught school” she explainsAmy teaches where she can.In Perry Township where she Uvea, she teaches weekday religious education and for three years she has taught course» m interpersonal relationshipa at Free University,Amy served severa! years thè IUPUIM»student senator in Student Assembly, and she has served on thè State Commission for thè Status of WomenUnwittingly. Amy Robinson describes her self when she explains how she did so well in thè Olympics: I just go out there determined to win. ” Amy Robinson

Learn & Shop increases enrollment, popularityby Michael W. Meiring"IUPUI has received more attention through Learn & Shop than from any other program," States Dr. James R. East, associate dean of thè School of Liberal Arts and founder and coordina tor of thè Learn & Shopprogram

According to Dr. East, Learn & Shop is being copied in 20 States and in Canada and ita popularity is stili growing. Surveys conducted by IUPUI reveal that convenient locations and scheduling are thè main attractions of Learn & Shop.The program was boro out of a

ing to Dr. East. In thè faUof 1978, IUPUI enrollment dropped eightpercent. The university faced losing some of ita funding if enrollment could not be increased.By thè spring of 1979 thè program was underway with

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initial enrollment more than 500. Now, a little over two years later, enrollment is in excess of 2,000 and thè prediction for this fall is 2,500.The program combine» thè attraction and convenience of thè shopping maUs with thè positive aspects ofgaining a college education. Currently there are no majors offered through l^earn & Shop but a student may obtain an associate » degree {from thè School of Liberal Arts or thè School of Science) from which 80 percent of thè courses are offered.

"This program was planned primarily but not exclusively for women,” claims Dr. East. In thè first year, 80 percent of Learn & Shop'» studente were women; now. 73 percent are women.Learn & Shop started out with a total of 25 courses and Dr.East says that this fall there will be more than 100 courses to choose from.He is quick to point out that this program is just a feeder System for thè university. In thè future he says that thè program will probably be able to offer maiors but that "they (shopping malie) are not meant to be area» of leaming.”In any case, thè shopping malls are pleased with thè resulta. Larry Davis, assistant

manager ot G tendale Shopping Center, says he has seen rnany Learn & Shop studente in thè mali carrying shopping bags along with tneir hook» Tm sure it has helped thè Stores very much,” he adda.Many, if not all of thè major Stores such as Blocks, JCPenney. Sears. Laxarus, and L.S. Ayres donate thè availabie time of their training rooms reni-free to thè programDr. East is proud of thè faci that Learn A Shop student» maintain thè sanie number of contact hours with thè instructors as on-campu» studente do In most case», thè instructor of a Learn & Shop class teaches thè same class on campus. According to Dr. East. records show that achievement i in non-campus courses is significantly higher than in on- campus courses.He does admit there has been a problem with getting audio- visual equipment, such as over- head projectors and movie projectors. to thè malls but adds that thè professor» usually transport thè equipment themselves.IUPUI's non-traditional image has helped thè program gain support from studente and administrators. " We haven't lost our integrìty," he adda

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SUrring Harrìson Ford ("Star Wars"), 'TUiders" has all of thè sparkle, flash, and bang of a Fourth of July fireworka extravaga nxa.Indeed, thè film rockets through an excitin4, suspenseful story written by Philip Kaufman and "Star Wars" , creator George Lucas.The story, set in thè late 1930's, centers around a Nazi plot to find thè lost Ark of thè Covenant.

. When thè United States discovers thè German schema, they hire Indiana Jones (Harrìson Ford), a daring archeologist who al so happens

to be an export on thè Ark, to locate it before thè Germana do. The thrilling search for thè archaeological prize leads Jones through many Ingenious perils.Ranging from an encounter with a scimtar-wielding Arab. a submarine rìde, and a market place brawl to one of thè beat car chase scenes ever recorded in film, "Raiders" has suspense that never quits.Perhaps what really crea tea much of thè film a tension, however, is thè naturai, comfortable acting style which Ford brings to thè role of Indy Jones. His character, as well as thè film iteelf, is reminiscent of thè work of such greats as Humphrey Bogart and Charteton Heston.But Ford is not alone in his bid for acting laurels. Karen Alien is stunning in her

portrayal of Jones's gutay girl- friend, Marion.During thè mad flurrv of summer activity, "Raiders of thè Lost Ark" is a must-see movie. Indeed, it is one of thè beat filma to come from Hollywood in qui te some time.

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Martial arts displayed in filmby Bill WldinaWith thè success of such filma as "Octagon", "The Big Brawl" \and Jthe television mini-seriea "Snogun ". thè motion pie ture industry is gearìng-up to satisfy thè public's interest in thè Orient, and more specificali, thè m arti^M ^In thè nexwew months more than six filma with a martial arta-oriented theme from major

Ezeklel Thompson(RJchard Norton), Bllfy Ortega(Benny Urquldez), Lauri# Brand(Pam Huntington), WlliardfRonHayden), and LockJaw(Sonny Barnes) are thè sefected agente for 'ForcerFIve'.

studioa and independent producera will make it to thè big screen. A long with these projeets will come many other lo w-budget flicks that will try to tempt you into seeing them too.Fortunately thè latest entry into thè martial arts film geme, "Force: Fi ve" assemblea a cast of 85 martial arts black beltà including fi ve of thè world’s top martial artista. Among these five are four-time National Karaté Champion Joe Lewis and Master Bong Soo Han, thè second highest ranking martial arts expert in thè world. Also starrìng is Benny "The Jet" Urquidez, thè undefeated World Full Contact Welter Weight Champion.There is also a carneo appearance by Jeckle, thè one ton, eight-year-old Schlitx Malt Liquor Bull!The title, "Force:Five", is thè name of an elite team of spys that are assigned to infiltrate thè island of a religious cult lead by thè Reverend Rhee (Bong Soo han) and bring back thè daughter of a rich American businessman.

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SUMMER SUDS PARTY/ CHUGGING CONTEST”Sponsored by:

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TUESDAY, JULY 28 at THE EXCHANGE6316 E. 82 Castleton Plaza

(just east of Castleton Square)

Doors open 9 p.m.—Chugging Contest 11 p.m.

NO COVER CHARGEMixed drinks $1

l s t p r iz e $ 5 02nd prize Dinner for two

at Uncle Munchies3rd prize Bottle Champagne

PRESENTED BY: IUPUISTUDENT ASSEMBLY