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e,ol. VI. No. 13 May 15, 1987 Published by the Governors State - University Offie of University Relations; John A. Ostenburg, Diretor, Virginia Eysenbah, - - > :::) - m - en > CJ Editor.

1973 - Karl Harrison (DPS). 1974 - David Suddik (SO), John Fahey (PPO). 1975 - Tom Byrne (PPO), Delores Baker (BOG). 1976 - Jeanette Laird (UL). 197 7 - Kathryn Norman (UL).

.. To Debbie Holdstein (CAS) and Roger Gilman on the April 12 addition to their family, daughter Emil)' Holdstein Gilman. Emily was born on Jan. 3, 1987.

SBDC is the lead enter for the South Cook, Will and Kankakee Consortium whih inludes GSU, Moraine Valley Community College, Kankakee Community College and the South Suburban Mayors' and Managers'

"We're delighted that for the first time in three years we an offer a full array of servies to our lients,'' Christine Cohrane, diretor of SBDC. said.

2 e,ol. VI. No. 13 May 15, 1987 Published by the Governors State - University Offie of University Relations; John A. Ostenburg, Diretor, Virginia Eysenbah, - - > :::) - m - en > CJ Editor. U) Cl) a u U) VETERANS OF INNOVATION FOR APRIL... Congratulations to the following employees who elebrate their anniversaries in April: Cathy Taylor (SAS). Burt Collins (SD). Timothy Arr (BO) Karl Harrison (DPS) David Suddik (SO), John Fahey (PPO) Tom Byrne (PPO), Delores Baker (BOG) Jeanette Laird (UL) Kathryn Norman (UL) Rosina Masolo (DPS), Barbara Mosley (CAS) Irwin Miller (CHP). CONGRATULATIONS... To Debbie Holdstein (CAS) and Roger Gilman on the April 12 addition to their family, daughter Emil)' Holdstein Gilman. Emily was born on Jan. 3, SBDC AWARDED A $7, GRANT As a result of a grant from the Illinois Department of Commere and Community Affairs and the U.S. Small Business Administration, SBDC will hire two onsultants to work with existing businesses or those planning to develop small businesses in the area. SBDC is the lead enter for the South Cook, Will and Kankakee Consortium whih inludes GSU, Moraine Valley Community College, Kankakee Community College and the South Suburban Mayors' and Managers' Assoiation serving 37 ommunities in south and southwest Cook County and Will County. "We're delighted that for the first time in three years we an offer a full array of servies to our lients,'' Christine Cohrane, diretor of SBDC. said. BOOKSTORE SCHEDULE May May May 25-3 MON-THURS FRIDAY SATURDAY MON-TUES WED-THURS FRI-SAT MONDAY TUESDAY WED-THURS FRI-SAT 1 a.m.-7:3 p.m. 1 a. m.-3 p.m. 1 a.m.-1 p.m. 1 a.m. -7:3 p.m. lr su- 1 a.m.-5 p.m. 1 a.m.-1 p.m. CLOSED - MEMORIAL BAY 1 a.m.-7:3 p.m. 1 a. m.-5 p.m. 1 a.m.-! p.m. ARCHIVES 1: ALUMNI ASSOCIATION TO AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS The GSU Alumni Assoiation will award up to 5 Alumni Aademi Awards to outstanding students for the shool year. The $3 sholarships awarded over two trimesters are available to students with grade point averages on a 4. sale. Sholarships are offered to urrent GSU students, both graduate and undergraduate, and to inoming students. For further information and I or an Alumni Aademi Awards appliation, all the Offie of Finanial Aid at (312) 534-5, extension COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS SCHEDULED Mayor Tom Bradley of Los Angeles and internationally regarded sholar Dr. Amitai Etzioni will be the guest speakers for the 1987 GSU ommenements. Tom Bradley, serving an unpreedented fourth term as mayor of Los Angeles, will address June 6 graduates of CAS, CHP and the BOG Program. Dr. Etzioni, professor of soiology at George Washington University, will address June 7 graduates of CBPA and CE. GSU FILM SOCIETY PRESENTS La Cage Aux Foiles will be shown on May 29. This film, sponsored by the Film Soiety and the Offie of Student Life will be held at 7:3 p.m. in room Fl2. Admission is free and refreshments will be served. SCULPTURE PARK CATALOG AVAILABLE A atalog. whih photographially aptures the beauty of the Nathan Manilow Sulpture Park at GSU and offers information about the history of the park and its individual sulptures and artists, is now available at the university bookstore and various art museums in the Chiagoland area. The ost of the atalog is $1. "With the help of fantasti photography by Dirk Bakker and Dik Burd (ICC), and beautiful narrative by Peter Shjeldahl, the Foundation was able to produe on paper, an aurate portrayal of a rare and distintive setting," aording to Bill Dodd (UA). i For further information or purhase of the atalog ontat the Foundation Offie at (312) 534-5, extension MUSIC RECITAL HALL NAMED IN HONOR OF DR. ALFONSO SHERMAN The Board of Governors of State Colleges and Universities has agreed to name the Musi Reital Hall at GSU in honor of Alfonso Sherman, the first dean of the College of Cultural Studies. The plae to finish what you started. Sherman died of aner in 198. He joined the GSU faulty in September 197 with 2 years of previous aademi experiene from positions he'd held at Southern University in Baton Rouge, La., Washington State University, and South Carolina State College. At GSU Sherman helped formulate the first fine arts progran1 and staffed it with outstanding faulty. "In the ourse of the university's development he was instrumental in the oneption, design and furnishing of the Musi Reital Hall, the faility that is to be renamed in his honor." President Leo Goodman-Ma1amuth notes. "Naming the Musi Reital Hall after him is an appropriate honor for an individual who ontributed so muh to the university and to its fine arts progran1s in partiular."

PUBLISHED Dr. Luy Ann Dahlberg (CE) an artile on traing the ourse of development in ausal understanding in the Journal ojrai.wnmor"' Eduation. Dr. Paul Green (IPPA-CBPA) and Melvin Rolli, o-editors of the book, The Mayors, The Chiago Politial Tradition.

The 23 works, part of the permanent olletion at GSU, depit nature-speifially the untouhed, Rousseauisti world on whih ivilization has not yet impinged.

3 PUBLISHED Dr. Luy Ann Dahlberg (CE) an artile on traing the ourse of development in ausal understanding in the Journal ojrai.wnmor"' Eduation. Dr. Paul Green (IPPA-CBPA) and Melvin Rolli, o-editors of the book, The Mayors, The Chiago Politial Tradition. WESTON SHOW OPENS AT INFINITY GALLERY... Blak and white photographs by Brett Weston will be on exhibit during May in the GSU Infinity Gallery. The 23 works, part of the permanent olletion at GSU, depit nature-speifially the untouhed, Rousseauisti world on whih ivilization has not yet impinged. The Weston show will have its opening with a 5 p.m. reeption May 8 in the gallery on the seond floor of the GSU building. Gallery hours are 3 to 7 p.m., Mondays through Fridays. The show will ontinue through May 29. PERSONNEL POSTSCRIPT The Tax Reform At of 1986 requires all employees to submit a 1987 Form W-4 or W-4A to their employer before Otober Aording to the information from the IRS, employees who have too little tax withheld on their wages for 1987 will not have to pay a penalty if they make a good faith effort to omply with the law and file the 1987 Form W- 4 or W-4A by June I, Please ontat the Payroll Offie for further information. MAY LUNCHEON NOTES PERFORMANCES... by the Bourbonnais Upper Grade Center Band & Choir on the 7th; the Bill Elliott (CS) Combo on the 14th; lyri baritone, Joe Cirou, on the 21st; and pianist/flutist Tom Mateki on the 28th ontinue to provide a welome mid-day break eah Thursday at 12:3 p.m. in the Hall of Governors. CAFETERIA MENU Week of May MONDAY-Creole soup w I I pkg rakers; Chili on arne w I 1 pkg rakers; Entree: Pot roast beef; Mostaioli w I meat saue and garli toast; Wax beans and pimento; Whipped potatoes. TUESDAY-Lima bean soup w I 1 pkg rakers; Chili on arne w I 1 pkg rakers; Entree: Roast turkey breast w I dressing; B.B.Q. beef sandwih; Seasoned peas; Candied sweet potatoes. WEDNESDAY-Cream of elery soup w I I pkg rakers; Chili on arne w I 1 pkg rakers; Entree: Roast pork w I dressing and apple saue; Swedish meatballs over rie, roll and butter; Mixed vegetables; Oven browned potatoes. THURSDAY-Garden vegetable soup w I 1 pkg rakers; Chili on arne w I 1 pkg rakers; Entree: Fillet of hiken, fries and ole slaw; Fillet of hiken sandwih w I lettue and tomato; Turkey imperial sandwih; Franks and beans. FRIDAY-Tomato rie soup w I I pkg rakers; Chili on arne w I I pkg rakers; Entree: Baked haddok in reole saue; Pizza slie; Vegetable dejour; Whipped potatoes. Week of May MONDAY-Closed for Memorial Day. TUESDAY-Chiken rie soup w I 1 pkg rakers; Chili on arne w I 1 pkg rakers; Entree: Roast beef au jus; Lasagne w I meat, garli toast; Mixed vegetables; Whipped potatoes. WEDNESDAY-Vegetable soup w I 1 pkg rakers; Chili on arne w I I pkg rakers; Entree: Hoagie steak and grilled onions; Poporn shrimp; Buttered brooli; Whipped potatoes. THURSDAY-Beef noodle soup w I I pkg rakers; Chili on arne w I 1 pkg rakers; Entree: Chiken friassee; Sloppy joe on bun; Buttered peas; Whipped potatoes. FRIDAY-Soup de jour w I I pkg rakers; Chili on arne w I I pkg rakers; Seafood roquette w I ream saue; Vegetable dejour; Whipped potatoes. IPO WOODWIND QUINTET TO PERFORM IN JUNE... With Julie Griffin as prinipal bassoon player, the Illinois Philharmoni Orhestra Woodwind Quintet will perform a onert at GSU in the Musi Reital Hall on June 4 at 7:3 p.m. Admission is free. GSUings Dr. Charles Hiks (CAS) speaking at Crete-Monee High Shool Career Day Ativities on "Musi Jobs and Future Prospets." In April, adjudiator for the Alorn State University 7th Annual High Shool Jazz Festival, Miss.; the Illinois Musi Elementary Assoiation Solo and Ensemble Festival, Momene High Shool; the IME A Band Festival, Braidwood Middle Shool; the Solo and Ensemble Festival, Chiago Publi Shools, Whitney Young High Shool. In May, workshop presentor at the Teahing about Afria Institute lll, Chiago State University Dr. Mwalimu David R. Burgest (CHP) being eleted to the position of library board trustee of University Park... Dr. Judith A. Lewis (CHP) and Dr. Cheryl L. Mejta (CHP) being invited to present their findings on "Attributional Styles among Substane Abusers" at the Fourth International Conferene on Treatment of Additive Behaviors to be held in Bergen, Norway, in Aug... Judith Cooney (CE) presenting "Shool Counselor Aountability: The Needs Assessment" at the national onvention of the Amerian Assoiation for Counseling and Development in New Orleans in April... Jagan Lingamneni (CBPA) hairing and serving as disussant of the session, "Legal Issues" at the 1987 Annual Meeting of the Aademy of Criminal Justie Sienes in St. Louis. APRIL EMPWYEE OF THE MONTH AWARDED... Congratulations to Christopher Calhoun (BO-MR) who has been hosen as April's Civil Servie Employee of the Month. Chris, who is a mail messenger, was told by Barbara Clark, diretor of personnel, on April 1 that he was the new Employee of the Month. Of ourse he thought it was an April Fool's joke. Chris was nominated by many units, inluding CBPA, the President's Offie, Provost's Offie and University Relations. Everyone praised his pleasant personality and his willingness to provide extra servies when pressing needs arise. He smiles when he talks about the fun of meeting so many different employees and expresses pride in being able to reognize most, either by sight or by the ars they drive. Chris graduated from Homewood-Flossmoor High Shool and has taken ourses at Prairie State College. He's a single parent who spends a lot of time at home with his 9 year-old son and two German shepherd dogs. One of the things that Chris feels is important is that all of us at GSU are part of a team and should work together to aomplish our jobs. He thinks the Employee of the Month Award Program is great sine it gives employees something to work toward. "GSU is a good plae to work," he says. "I feel omfortable here knowing most of the people. I want to take this opportunity to thank everyone who nominated me." Christopher Calhoun

.. The President's Offie Leo Goodman-Malamuth II Governors State University 312/534-5 University Park, IL 6466 May 15, 1987 Dear Friends and Colleagues: In my most reent Report to the Region I have

In so doing, I have explained the need for a tax inrease in order to improve the finaning of eduation in our state. If you have not read the Report, I urge you to do so as soon as it is onvenient.

4 .. The President's Offie Leo Goodman-Malamuth II Governors State University 312/534-5 University Park, IL 6466 May 15, 1987 Dear Friends and Colleagues: In my most reent Report to the Region I have listed a number of reasons why it is important that the State of Illinois inrease funding for eduation. In so doing, I have explained the need for a tax inrease in order to improve the finaning of eduation in our state. If you have not read the Report, I urge you to do so as soon as it is onvenient. As part of the effort to inrease the number of dollars whih our state invests in eduation, I urge you to write to our area legislators to enourage them to support the inreased funding for eduation whih is ontained in Governor James Thompson's proposal for tax hanges. I realize, of ourse, that tax inreases are not popular; however, the future health of our eduational systems demand that all itizens of our state make neessary ommitments today. I hope you will agree with me in this assessment. On the reverse are the names and addresses of several legislators from our region. Simply write them that "I support Governor Thompson's proposed tax inrease as a means of improving funding for eduation," sign your name and address, and mail as soon as possible. Your effort in this regard is very important to the future of Governors State University, and to all other publi f n eduational institutions in Illinois. J Qi Dr. Leo Goodman-Malamuth President

5 Senator Aldo A. DeAngelis P.O. Box 52 1 First National Bank Plaza, Suite 419 Chiago Heights, IL 6411 Senator Thomas A. Dunn 57 N. Ottawa, Suite 612 Joliet, IL 6431 Senator Rihard F. Kelly, Jr W. 17th Street Hazel Crest, IL 6429 Senator William F. Mahar 92 W. 175th Street Homewood, IL 643 Representative Loleta Didrikson 223 Ridge Road, Suite 2NW Homewood, IL 643 Representative Frank Giglio 21 Pulaski Road Calumet City, IL 649 Representative Robert J. Piel 3232 Ridge Road Lansing, IL 6438 Representative Robert P. Regan 27 North Street, Suite E Park Forest, IL 6466 Representative Terry A. Stezo Ciero Avenue, Suite 28 Oak Forest, IL 6452 Representaive LeRoy Van Duyne 653 E. Jakson Street Joliet, IL 6432 Representative Larry Wennlund 1234 North Cedar New Lenox, IL 6451 If you desire mailing information for other legislators, please all ( 312) 534-5, extension 2215.

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