The Towerlight, May 12, 1978

The May 12, 1978 issue of The Towerlight, the student newspaper of the Towson State University. ; Page 1: Buildings sought to house students by next February (Paul Gilmore) -- Wages to raise beginning July (Kathleen Norjen) -- Holds budget hearings: senate budgets over $195,000 (Evelyn Hoopes) -- Editorials: Budget hearings; Which way athletics?; Home stretch; The tax tuition credit (Jane Bryant Quinn); Athletic emphasis (Rose Scally) -- Things we've heard -- Page 3: Letters to the editor: It's the system not the students (Samuel Sim); Some ill feelings (Dan Carver); Atlernative Action and SDS or Swine (Baruch Habah); Sports employees (Peter Schlehr); Blacks and equal opportunity (Phyllis Ann Dawes); Ciesielski's language (Debbi Waugh); Gay Alliance and TSU (Michael Cashen); Open letter to gays (Lisa Brinker); Student wages unfair (Walter Morris); Ode to a beeper (Steve Semiatin); Clearing the first hurdle (John Shehan) -- Page 4: [Advertisement] -- Page 5: Estremsky honored (Debbie Pelton) -- Money hinders marching band (Kathleen Norjen) -- JSA protests PLO speaker -- Skateboard contest to benefit day care (Mike Nardi) -- TGIF starts today -- Athletic department facing "slight deficit" (Larry Lepus) -- Cox lashes out at master plan 'myths' (Patrick Casey) -- Page 6: [Advertisement] -- Page 7: Mini-grants announced (Jackie Sample) -- TSU site to serve as possible Colt camp (Paul Gilmore) -- Counseling Center helps troubled students (Susan Earl) -- Renovations being planned -- Frazier quitting senate (Steve Verch) -- Page 8: Speaker Series in the red $2400 (Debbie Pelton) -- Travel, travel, travel with travel study (Oliver C. Dziggel) -- British Festival coming tonight (Cindy Roberts) -- Minimum wage going up in July (continued from page 1) -- Money stopping marching band (continued from page 5) -- Robertson, Hanson represent Maryland at Interstate contest -- Page 9: Newsbriefs -- Page 10: Broadway Dracula sucks blood in production at Mechanic (Norine Lovett and Gary Gura) -- Book review: insiders write about ...