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DPU’s Wayne Glausser is Indiana Professor of Year

Wayne Glausser, DePauw University associate professor of English, has been named Indiana’s Professor of the Year in recognition of his teaching, scholarship and service to the university. Glausser was selected for the honor by the Council for Support and Advancement of Education (CASE) as part of National Higher Education Week, OcL 8-14. CASE has recognized one professor in each state for the annual honor, and more than 500 professors were nominated nationally. The national professor of the year is J. Dennis Huston, professor of English at Rice University. “I try to challenge students; I aim high,” Glausser said. “I’d much rather be too ambitious in how much we try to cover in a course or how sophisticated the ideas we discuss.” ENGLISH LITERATURE of the period 1750-1850 is Glausser’s special interest, and he concentrates particularly on the works of William Blake as well as the relationship between philosophy and literature. Yet, he is equally at ease writing articles about contemporary popular culture, including the rock group Jefferson Airplane, rock singer Paul Kantner and detective novelist Dashiell Hammett. Walker Gilmer, DePauw professor of English and whose office is next to Glausser’s, said, “Students flock to his classes on any level because they know they will find a professor who is both demanding and caring, a mentor who will un-

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prison after taking his estranged wife and her boyfriend captive last Jan.3o-31. Mager broke into the Stilesville home of his estranged wife’s sister, Lori Fox, on Jan. 30, taking Fox, his wife, and his wife’s boyfriend, Barry Jones, Speedway, hostage. Fox escaped through a window when Mager allowed her to go into

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ing final inspection and other closeout details. THREE OTHER claims totaling approximately SIOO,OOO, however, were tabled by the board after members’ questions were unable to be answered. The board has scheduled a special 4 p.m. meeting this Thursday, with Reid Nolle of the Greene as tie Development Center and project engineer Stanley asked to attend to provide input. The claims requested for payment included the balance ($8,479) due Reynold Inc., Paoli, on the city’s water loop project. Included in the claim was a change-order that increased costs by $1,320 for 132 feet of 12-inch PVC water line and 16 feet of 16-inch PVC force main. The project engineer’s signature, however, has not authorized those changes. City Attorney Larry Wilson noted. Wilson also said he questioned whether residents affected by the water loop work have had property restored following construction. He

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WAYNE GLAUSSER Professor of the Year obtrusively push them to think freshly and critically about both familiar and unfamiliar subjects, to explore and articulate their ideas... Wayne’s teaching strategies are so successful and the relationships he builds with students so exceptional that they regularly line up outside his office in hopes of getting into one of his classes before the registration process begins.” Glausser has written articles on numerous topics, and students are quite likely to hear about the topics in their classes. “I don’t believe that

a bedroom. After that, Mager released Jones, and eventually surrendered his wife to police, ending the incident. No one was injured, although Mager allegedly threatened suicide during the incident. He was said to be distraught over his impending divorce. HE WAS CHARGED with car-

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specifically mentioned a damaged fence and a driveway that was caving in following construction. The attorney said he would like to have a letter from the project engineer (Stanley) noting that all such work has been done satisfactorily. ALAN STANLEY & Associates has also submitted a $22,207 claim for its engineering work on the big water loop and the Fillmore Road project. The engineering portion is complete, but some grant documents are still outstanding, according to Nolte, the mayor said. The claim was thus tabled. Also tabled was a Reynold Inc. claim for $61,163 as final payment on the big water loop project. The claim, however, failed to include a Reynolds signature or that of the

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I need to separate my teaching from my research and writing because I like to introduce to my class the kinds of topics I’m working on,” he said. ONE OF THE THREE former students to write nominations of Glausser, wrote; “His classes are rarely lectures. Instead, he begins each discussion with a question about a controversial point in the text. He then leads the discussion with further questions which push the students further into their ideas.” This is not the first honor earned by Glausser, who joined DePauw University in 1980. He was named Outstanding Professor in the Humanities at DePauw for 198384, and his colleagues have awarded him sole responsibility for the Honor Scholar freshman seminar this year. He was the recipient of the Prize Teaching Fellowship, Mary Cady Tew Prize, and Danforth Fellowship while a graduate student at Yale University. He serves this year as a member of the Committee on Faculty. He previously has been vice president and president of the DePauw chapter of the American Association of University Professors, chairman of the Faculty Development Committee, and chairman of the Committee for the Management of Academic Operations. GLAUSSER WAS awarded the A.B. degree with highest honors in literature from the University of California at Santa Cruz. He earned MPhil. and Ph.D. degrees from Yale.

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rying a handgun without a license, three counts of criminal recklessness, three counts of criminal confinement, and one count of burglary. In 1984, Mager spent time in the Indiana Boys School for possessing LSD, after being charged with dealing in marijuana, possession of a controlled substance and maintain-

project engineer. The board also had questions about $24,000 in change-order increases, which include more than $7,000 for rock excavation and $15,170 for the repaving of Albin Pond Road. ONE OTHER CLAIM was approved during the hour-long meeting. The board authorized payment of $10,534 as the final portion of funds due Maddox Industrial Contractors Inc., Indianapolis, for work on the Fifth Street lift station. Mayor Harmless and fellow board member Dorothy Crawley were joined at the City Hall session by City Attorney Wilson and City Clerk-Treasurer Judith Berry. Board member Bill Lawrence was absent.

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scissored all the way around the rim. Patches were acceptable for the overall dress code, and if this repair strip was made from gaily-colored calico these backwoods boys never knew they were way ahead of their time for freak fashions for young men. Should you be wondering how the young with limited wardrobes passed the sanitation codes. The answer is that some of them didn’t, but they could get by in the early fall when a window could be kept open.

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Continued from page 1 Colleges sell courses for tuition. “That’s their product,” he said. “Are they fixing in some way the price of the product?” Faculty salaries also may be set through collusion, the attorney said. If the schools agree what to pay professors, it cuts down on the competition. THE SAME IS TRUE for financial-aid packages offered students. If the schools agree how much financial aid to award certain students, it limits a student’s choice, he said. Henry Hector, Indiana’s deputy commissioner for higher education, said forcing students to make choices based on academics rather than funding may not be all bad. He said he’s been in Indiana three years and has never heard of schools having a meeting to set prices. State government and its agencies are exempt from many of the antitrust laws, Freilicher said.

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Resourceful mothers could schedule scrubbing sessions at the tubs at times when the regular occupant was in bed. Drip-dry behind the stove antedated public laundry facilities by countless generations. WHEN EVERYONE else is poor folks, differences in dress or whatever make little difference. Even the Joneses down our road were too busy keeping up with themselves to excel as imagemakers. Actually, those of the one-room school era were not really poor. They just had less than some of

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their city and town cousins might; have had. It’s hard to miss some-; thing one never had. ; Being content with what you; have isn’t exactly the road that; leads to ambition, but it helps: weather adversity until times get; better. These observations on the dress codes of those one-room schools: may be tinged a bit with exaggeration but substantially this is the way it was way back when, and there; are still some of us still around who went barefooted and wore patched pants to grade schools.