IPnotes, a weekly informal newsletter for the staff and faculty of Indiana-Purdue at Fort Wayne
’78 - #5 OCTOBER 6
IPnotes has a new look this week … our 'masthead' with school mascot, the mastedon [mastodon]. Funk and Wagnalls describes the mastedon [mastodon] as "….a large, slow moving, now extinct mamal [mammal] resembling the elephant." Draw your own conclusions to the appropriateness of the mascot.
REMINDERS: October 13 and 14, the Pink Panther Film Festival, featuring the comedy of Peter Sellers. These times both days: Shot in the Dark, 4:30; Pink Panther, 6:30 pm; Pink Panther Strikes Again, 8:30 pm; Return of the Pink Panther, 10:30 pm. Tell your friends you'll treat than to a movie, if they'll buy dinner … October 19, An Evening with George Gershwin. The IU Alumni Association is sponsoring this free evening of music in the Walb Ballroom at 7:30.
PROGRAM GUIDE If your interested in being placed on the mailing list for WIPU FM's forthcoming program guide, please drop a note with your name and address on it to the station: WIPU FM, Helmke Library, B48a.
HELP FOR OLDER STUDENTS Transitional studies asks that if you have any older students in your classes who seem to be having problems adjusting to the pace and pressures of the classroom, please let those older students know about the Kettler 118 Developmental Skills Center and Returning Adult Place. Or have them see Mike O'Hear in K110L.
STAMPING THROUGH MATHEMATICS An interesting lunchtime program on Monday, Oct. 9 will be presented by the Math Sciences Department. Dr. Robin J. Wilson, the Open University of Great Britain will show slides of mathematics and mathematicians from antiquity to the present as depicted on postage stamps. Open to everyone with an interest in math or stamps.
BANK SERVICES Mr. Steve Bailey, from Fort Wayne National Bank, will discuss bank services that may be utilized by businesses to assist them in developing and maintaining accounting data, at 7:30 in Walb 224. Sponsored by the Accounting Society and everyone is welcome, Monday, October 9.
THREE BEDROOM RANCH HOME In desirable Lincolnshire Addition, located in SW Fort Wayne. Excellent condition with Living Room, Dining Room, Family Room, Utility Room, 1 1/2 baths. Many extras including; patio, fenced-in yard, automatic garage-door opener, vin7l-siding, dishwasher, garbage disposal & more. Completely carpeted. Quiet neighborhood, close to bus line, schools and churches. Asking, $45,000. Call Robert O'Reilly, 482-5474.
AWNINGS Pick them up and they're yours. Two green canvas awnings. Call 483-7089.
CAR FOR SALE 1971 Camaro, 350 engine, bucket seats, 4 speed manual transmission, air conditioning. Mary Brauer at 5434 or after 6 pm at 486-1830.
LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER SELECTED EXPECTED FILMS FOR THE WEEK OF 10/9-13, 1978:
MONDAY, OCTOBER 9
Fiesta de San Fermin
Where is Prejudice
The Sound of Sound
Fire Under the Sea: Origin of Pillow Lava
Educated Eye continued
Educated Eye
Modern Obstetrics: C-Section
Management of Human Assets
First Two Weeks of Life
Up the Organization
To Find Our Life continued
To Find Our Life
The Louvre: A Golden Prison
An Introduction to Visual Illusions more
LRC FILMS- continued
TUESDAY, OCT. 10
The Buried Cities (Pompeii and Herculaneum)
The Mentally Ill: Psycho-Surgery and Shock Treatment
Imitation of Life
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 11
Management by Objectives
Dealing with Discipline Problems
Jasper Johns
Chronic Bronchitis and Pulmonary Emphysema
THURSDAY, OCT. 12
Bill Cosby on Prejudice
Suicidal Patient
Dr. Erick Fromm
FRIDAY, OCT. 13
Wayne Thiebaud and Peter Voulkos
Tepoztlan in Translation
Sex Role Development
The Living Tide
These films are only expected to arrive. The film orderer has priority on use. For additional information, call x5331 and ask for Jane Scudder.
We wish to extend our deepest sympathy to Dr. and Mrs. Warren Wilhelm and their family in the loss of their son, Kurt.
ENERGY EFFICIENT LAUNDERING Hot water laundering is expensive. For the average household, water heating accounts for 15 percent of the total energy bill, much of which is hot water for washing clothes. For the Nation as a whole, hot water laundering consumes as much energy as is contained in 110,000 barrels of oil each day. The cost of home laundering can be cut in half, according to the Washington-based Alliance to Save Energy, by adopting the following suggestions: Use as low a water temperature for the washing cycle as will give satisfactory cleaning. Detergent, not water temperature, is the principle means of cleaning. Use cold water for the rinse cycle, as this has no effect on cleaning. Use special washing machine features such as controls that vary water levels, allow short cycles and presoaking, and save suds. Check the machine operating manual for additional features. Hold laundry until there are enough items to do a full load, but don't overload.
REMEMBER IT DOESN'T GROW ON TREES
ENERGY CONSERVATION - IT'S YOUR CHANCE TO SAVE, AMERICA
Department of Energy, Washington, D.C.
campus calendar
OCTOBER MONDAY 9 Silver Stars String Band, noon to 3 pm, time and place to be announced "Women Who Offend Society" with Marge Woodcox, Walb 116, noon "Stamping Thru Mathematics", noon, Kettler 241 "The Proof of the 4 Color Theorem" 4:30 Kettler, 249
TUESDAY 10 Black History in Perspective movie series: Imitation of Life (1934), Old Fort YMCA, 7 pm Soccer vs Concordia, away, 4 pm Women's Tennis vs Manchester College, here, 3 pm IU Football film showing at the Summit Club, noon
WEDNESDAY 11 Women's Volleyball vs Valparaiso University, 7 pm, there
FRIDAY 13 PIT Theatre presents: Our Town, 8 pm, Neff 101, Reservations: 482-5782 Pink Panther Film Festival, 4:30 pm - midnight, Walb Ballroom
SATURDAY 14 Law School Admission Test (LSAT), Test. and Eval. Service Indiana Football vs Northwestern at Bloomington Purdue Football vs Ohio State, at West Lafayette Soccer vs Grace, at home, noon Women's Volleyball vs Huntington College, 2 pm, there Women's Tennis-State Tournament PIT Theatre presents: Our Town, Neff 101, 8 pm, Reservations: 482-5782 Indiana-Purdue Reports! on WGL radio, 7:15 am Pink Panther Film Festival, 4:30 - midnight, Walb Ballroom
SUNDAY 15 PIT Theatre presents: Our Town, Neff 101, 8 pm, Reservations: 482-5782 Women's Tennis-State Tournament Indiana-Purdue Reports! on WANE TV Ch. 15 at 6:30 am and on Citizens Cable, Ch. 10 at 5 pm
MONDAY 16 Women's Volleyball vs Bible College and St. Francis College, 6:30 pm, at home Recruiting: Transport Motor Express Soc-Anthro Forum, "Life Stress, Mental Illness, Deviance", noon, Walb 110
TUESDAY 17 Black History in Perspective Film Series, "Song of Freedom" (1937), 7 pm, Old Fort YMCA Soccer vs Manchester at home, 4 pm Recruiting: Lazarus Dept. Stores, Burrough's Corp., David Culp & Co. IU Football Film showing at the Summit Club, noon
WEDNESDAY 18 Women's Volleyball vs Earlham College and Grace College, 6 pm, at home Recruiting: Boeing, National Steel, HEW-Social Security
THURSDAY 19 "An Evening with George Gershwin", Walb Ballroom, 7:30 pm, no admission College Level Exam. Program-General Test. and Eval. Service Men's Tennis vs Tri State College, 3 pm, at home Recruiting: Burroughs-Wellcome, Caterpillar Tractor, ARO Corp.
