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NEWS: UCO business school needed help. Things ha,ve- gotten better.
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METROSTYLE: A little known group is performing a little known play very well. There's more to the Denver theatre world than the DCPA.
SPORTS: There's alot going on; some good, some not so good. ·'
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Volume 4, Issue 5 ©Metropress September 30, 1981
Clubs forced to .hire security , "AHEC has a policy that says Student Center, termed it-dealing remain in effect. He said after that if there is reason to beleive with violence "in a preventive · several weeks if there's no trouble In an unprecedented move, the that there will be disruption or manner". t~ey may reconsider the security In this case the pr~ventive requirement. , Auraria Higher Education Center that· the health and safety of any .II IBEC) is now requiring several group or individual or property medicine may be poison to the Roberta Smilnak, associate vice Iranian students groups to hire an - may be fn jeopardy that, at the clubs. president of _student affairs for Public Safety descretion of the staff or delegates the bill for security could range MSC, "feels the policy is just ~ A uraria (APS)officer to provide security at of the staff, a'dditional between $144 and $192 a month another way a non-educational future meetings. . requirements can be imposed to be for the Iranian Culture Club. A agency, AHEf, is exerting .conThe new rule applies primarily sure that they are protected·. " club spokesman said they could trol over an ducational institu\o UCD's Iranian .Culture Club "It's really discretionary not afford such an expense. ' tion and students. but includes the Moslem Student thing," Wartgow said. The new policy causes Antonio Equibel, president of Society which meets infrequently- , Though the club has no history detrimental and undesireable side MSC's student affairs voiced conand the visiting Iranian Student ~!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ .cern over the application of the Association. policy . The new policy causes detrimental and undesiral:}le · "If that (the security require. ~ No other clubs are affected by the new policy. side effects: the clubs may virtually be put out of ment) is going to be a policy of the The action was prompted after business and keeping them from meeting is exactly what Student Center I don't know a fight occurred between the the pro-Khomeini group wanted. what kind of precedent it will set,'' culture club and a pro-Khomeini Esquibel said. But he wondered , group on Sept. 18 in the Student "How do you determine who to '\!Center. The culture club was at- of violence, Wartgow said he effects: the clubs may virtually be ' apply it to?" tacked and defended itself during · could not isolate this situation. put out of business and keeping Doug Vaughan of the Auraria a special film presentation. Wartgow feels the tension existing them from meeting is exactly what chapter of the International Two culture club members and between the Iranian groups and the pro-Khomeini group wanted. Committee Against Racism was several of the attackers were- the hostility toward them warMcManus said his responsibility much stronger in his analysis. _..Jnjured and 14 of the attackers rants such an 'action. is to protect people and property "The policy shuts down an were arrested. -The security requirements will and, though the-action "is not fair organization on the grounds that cost the clubs $12.20 an hour for and_ equitable", they have. no ~hey might be attacked again," Jerry Wartgow, executive an APS officer to he present at all choice. Vaughan said. "The only advandirector of AHEC, offered this- their events. McManus added, "there was no explanation of the new policy: Gary McManus, director of the magical time" for this policy to continued on page 5 by Brian Coffey-Weber
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