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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. Presidents Awards, ODK, SicSic, Announced On Recognition Day Bednars, Aldrich, Dwors Top Seniors Former student body vice president Howard Aldrich, bas- ketball star Bob Dwors, and the student government twins, Joyce and Judy Bednar, were announced as the 1065 recipients of the President's Awards Sunday at the Recognition Day cere- monies in the Main Auditorium. The President's Award are presented each year to the out- standing senior man and wo- ^^ for "Who's Who in man. This year, for the first American College* and Univer- time, four were selected. sities." During AMrieh's four years us Each of ill. four recipients will an undergraduate, he became only receive $100 and an engraved the fifth student in the Universi- plaque. JOYCE and JUDY BEDNAR HOWARD ALDRICH ROBERT DWORS ty's history to win a Woodrow Wil- son fellowship. He also received u Danforth fellowship worth free 2 Profs Honored tuition and $2,200 for living ex- penses at the University of Michi- gan. His most recent award was a grant from the National Science Foundation to continue his study The B-G News of social psychology or social phil- osophy. He has maintained ;1 &M Serving a Growing University Since 1920 accumulative grade average. Tuesday. May 25. 1965 Bowling Grean State University. Bowling Green. Ohio Vol. 49. No. 54 Among Aldrich's other activities are membership in Omicron Delta Kappa, men's leadership honorary society, Student Court, inter-Fra- ternity Council, and Phi Kappa ODK, National Leadership Society, I'si social fraternity. He also was president of Phi F.ta Sigma, national scholarship honorary society for frpshmun men. and the Sociology Club. Aid- Selects 2 Seniors, 4 Juniors Sunday rich twice has been listed in Who's Who in American Colleges and By JOHN LOVE Universities. Editor Bob Dwors captained the Fal- Two seniors and four juniors cons his senior year, lie poured in were tapped early Sunday morning 40 points in his final game ngiiinst by members of Omicron Delta Marshall and ended his enreer as Kappa, national men's leadership the University's twelfth-highest honorary society, to mark their scorer of all time with 807 points. selection into that organization. lie was a unanimous choice for the The six students were selected all-Mid American Conference in four of the five areas (scholar- team. ship excluded) in which ODK Joyce Bednar served for a year choses its members. The new in- as president of the Association of tiates are Thomas Walton, Jerald Women Students, served her Alpha Dauer, Dennis Palmer, Jack Win- Xi Delta social sorority as stand- get, James Oliver, and Stephen ards chairman, was secretary of O'Bryan. All six will be inducted the Student Leadership and Ser- officially into ODK at the initia- vice Board, and is a member of tion ceremony at 5 p.m. Thursday "Who's Who in American College! in Prout Chapel. The ceremonies and Universities." will be followed by a banquet hon- Her sister, Judy, is also a mem- oring the new members in the ber of Alpha Xi Delta sorority. Alumni Room. She was secretary of the Student Body, rush and scholarship chair- THOMAS WALTON man for the sorority, a recipient Selected in the area of publica- of the Florence Currier award, tions was Thomas Walton, a senior THOMAS WALTON DENNIS PALMER JERALD DAUER and a member of Book and Motor DR. KARL RAHDERT in the College of Business with a and Panhellenic Council. She, too, See stories on both men on page 4. major in journalism. He has been athletics was Dennis Palmer, a in speech, is the Treasurer of the the managing editor of the B-G junior in the College of Business Student Body. He was President of News this year and has held the with a major in management. He his Sophomore Class Vice Presi- staff positions of issue editor, has two varsity letters in wrestling. dent of his Freshman Class, and summer editor, and assistant issue He was named MAC Wrestling has served on Student Council for Airulla, Helwig Revealed editor in previous years. Walton is Champion for 1964-65 and the 4-1 two years. He placed fifth in the a charter member and vice presi- Wrestling Champ for 1965. Palmer Men's State Forensics Tourna- dent of the University chapter of was awarded a University Scholar- ment He is President-elect of Al- Sigma Delta Chi, national profes- ship and has a 3.1 accumulative pha Tau Omega social fraternity As Senior SicSic Members sional journalistic society, and a grade average. and in 1963 was chairman of the member of Sigma Phi Epsilon so- Homecoming Committee. He was JACK WINGET It's a secret no longer. cial fraternity. He has a 3.02 ac- selected in the area of student cumulative grade average. A junior in the College of Edu- government, social, and religious James T. Helwig and Philip L. JERALD DAUER cation, with a major in speech, affairs. Oliver has a 2.8 accumu- Airulla have been revealed by Jack Winget was selected by ODK Jerald Dauer, selected by ODK lative grade average. President William T. Jerome as in the area of speech, music, in the area of athletics, is a sen- the senior members of SIC SIC, drama, and the other arts. Winget STEPHEN O'BRYAN the University's secret spirit boost- ior in the College of Liberal Arts Also selected in the area of stu- majoring in mathematics. He has had roles in 17 major Univer- ing organization. two varsity letters in track and is sity productions, participated in dent government, social and relig- the Men's State Forensics Tourna- A finance major in the College captain of the 1965 track team. ious affairs was Stephen O'Bryan, of Business Administration, Hel- He holds the University indoor ment in 1964, and this year re- a junior in the College of Liberal ceived a grant in aid from the wig has a 3.6 accumulative grade high and low hurdle records and Arts with a political science major. point average and is president of last year was awarded the All- speech department. A member of Delta Upsilon social fraternity, he O'Bryan is the President-elect of Sigma Chi social fraternity and Ohio Track Coaches Award. He the Interfratcrnity Council. In Omicron Delta Kuppa national has an assistantship in the mathe- was last year's President of Theta Alpha Phi, national dramatic hon- three years work for IFC, he has leadership honorary society. He matics department and is a mem- served as Executive Vice Presi- has been president of the freshman ber of Kappa Mu Epsilon math orary society. He is also a mem- ber of Pi Kappa Delta, national dent, Chairman of the Judicial and sophomore classes. honorary society and Phi Eta Sig- Board, Chairman of the Expansion ma, Liberal Arts honorary society. forensics honorary society. His ac- Helwig is a member of Who's cumulative grade average is 2.95. Committee, and chairman of the He has a 2.84 accumulative grade Social Policies Committee. He is a Who In American Colleges and average. JAMES OLIVER member of Phi Delta Theta social Universities, Phi Bta Sigma and Phi Kappa Phi, national honor DENNIS PALMER James Oliver, a junior in the fraternity and has a 2.92 accumu- socities; and holds Sidney Frohman Also selected in the area of College of Education with a major lative grade average. and General Motors scholarships. He plans to seek the master of business administration degree at Mie Wharbon 9chool of Finance in the fall. A journalism major in the Col- lege of Liberal Arts, Airulla has been the editor of the B-G News and president of Sigma Delta Chi, the professional journalistic socie- ty. He has a 3.0 accumulative grade average and is a member of the Kappa Sigma social fraternity. A member of Omicron Delta Kappa, Who's Who In American Colleges and Universities, and Pi Kappa Delta, national debate honorary society, Airulla in the past has received the "Outstanding sophomore and junior awards" in the School of Journalism. He has accepted a magazine editorial posi- tion with the Merkle Press, Inc., jflN Washington, D.C., and plans to do POSING WITH THE REMAINING (our members of SIC SIC are Philip L. Airulla. part-time graduate work at the loll, and Jamas T. Helwig, lh* recently revealed senior members of this secret spirit JACK WINGET JAMES OLIVER STEPHEN O'BRYAN University of Maryland. boosting organisation. Pag* 2 THE B-G NEWS Tu**day. May 25. 1965 In Our Opinion .. . Recognition Day Awards Voting In Dormitory COLLEGE AWARDS AND HONORS Honors In English rhe Nordman Award (Liberal Artel CORLANN GEE An Essential Element JUDITH GUNN CAROLYN L. JACOBS MAYBEUE JACOBS The Wllllameon-Jordan Award ELSA IOHNSON Although many universities virtually do without it, and (Education) ANN LAMFELL RUTH LISKEI GRACE PHENEGER although it presents a number of complex problems, research Claee ol 1121 Caeh Award (Education) Reflects AWS Apathy Purchasing Agents Association ol is an important tool which a university can use to become MARTHA KAY ORSBORN Toledo Scholarship Award Henry Rappaport Scholarship Award DOUGLAS E. COCHARD By MARGEBITE VAUCLAIH (Business Administration) great. RICHARD SEAMAN Chi Omega Award News Staff Writer Although not an infant, research work at the University UNIVERSITY AWARDS AND HONORS KAREN SZAMREY "Appalling." An example of "hideous apathy. A farce." SicSIc American Institute ol Chemists has a long way to go before it can be a fully effective tool in PHILIP L. A1RULLA ROGER CRAMER So stated one woman from East Hall, Thursday night, re- IAMES T. HELWIG Chemical Journal Club Freshman the educational process. Industrial Research magazine last Phi Ela Sigma Award garding the lack of concern which women seemed to display RICHARD SEAMAN DOUGLAS J. ALLEN month surveyed 150 institutions of higher education which it Faculty Women's Club Award Alpha Dsita Pi Alumnae Award when asked to vote on the AWS constitutional referendum. SALLY ALTHOFF JACQUELINE E. HUFFMAN The revised constitution had been posted in all residence said were leading in research activity. Although Bowling Sigma Nu Award In Memory Hubert Porter Stone Award Green was listed in the report, it was fifth to last of the ol Gaylord Gro|| LINDA RICHARDS halls one week prior to the meeting, and all women had been KENNETH STAFFORD Mathematics Freshman Achievement colleges surveyed in dollars volume of research. The magazine Stephen S. Steel Scholarship Awards Award requested to read it before DARRELL BROWN KATHY NORRIS it be concluded that their work has reported that Bowling Green presently spends $68,000 in re- HOBERT CLASEN Edward J. Karlln Memorial Award voting. It seems, however, been in vain? RUTH LISKEI RICHARD YEAST1NG that when women gathered in search. But this compares poorly with the amount of research CHARLENE PHILLIPS Caroline Nielsen Award One woman compared East being done on many other campuses. The University of Chi- PAMELA SEITER SHARON ROSE BARBA East's cafeteria to vote, by ballot, Hall's apathy to a "miniature Book and Motor Honorary Society Delta Phi Alpha Trophy very few had taken the time to do study af apathetic voting on the Award MARGRETTA LEE cago, for example, spends $142 million a year on research, the HOWARD E. ALDRICH so. national basis. Ls this the kind of The Verltas Award University of Michigan spends $46 million, $35 million for the Tropaeum Honoris Femknls Award SHARON BOZSOX1 Of the 393 women gathered in voter," she questioned, "that SUSAN JONES Alice Prout Memorial Scholarship the cafeteria, only 30-or-so re- American colleges are training and University of Wisconsin, and $55 million for Cornell Uni- Clem McCarthy Scholarship Award Award mained to discuss the referendum. DENNIS I. PALMER SALLY ALTHOFF turning out?" versity. Although such a report, in a way, may sound disheart- STUDENT ACTIVITIES Bast's president had stated that Cap and Gown Grand Lodge ol Free and Accepted ening, it is reassuring to learn that the University has created SALLY ALTHOFF Masons ol Ohio Scholarship Award those who had read it could vote DONNA BLEVINS LINDA PEIBLOW and then leave, Thus, the rest a new office of Research Service to provide an impetus to PEGGY CONRAD Sidney Froman Scholarship Awards swarmed out of the dining hall AWS Selects Models LONNA DANGLER JOHN KL1PPEL faculty research and to encourage development of research in MARSHA DODDS GARY LICKFELT after many had voted straight-tic- Twenty University women were BARBARA FROELICH BARRY MORSTAIN ket "yea" or "no," depending on selected recently as models for general. LINDA HELMAN WILLIAM HOUER SUSAN HORTH KENNETH STAFFORD their mood. the annual fall style show of the Research, regardless of the benefits it can provide, pre- KATHRYN KRAUSE AWS is supposed to be an or- Association of Women Students. JANICE KUCHTA Distinguished Service Awards sents a number of problems, none of which, however, are in- MARGARET MATHAUER BARBARA BALEY ganization of and for women stu- Those chosen include: MARCIA MAUNTLER |OYCE BEDNAR surmounlable. One problem is obvious. Research sometimes LINDA PEIBLOW JUDY BEDNAR dents. But one woman commented Anette Bellavek, Edelgard Bop- can interfere with a faculty member's commitment to class- CHAHLENE PHILLIPS CHRISTINE CARFREY that "No one reads that stuff ple, Nancy Boynton, Diane Cape, MARY C. REARDON PAULA COOPER (referendum) and no one cares. Jacqline Daniels, Jil Dikeman, NANCY SCHWARZENBERG KATHLEEN COUTLETT room instruction. Dr. Clark Keir, president of the University SALLY WHITMORE CORLANN GEE It won't affect us directly. We Lynda Dregalla, Carolyn Estep, NANCY GUNN of California, explains the problem: "Teaching loads and stu- Omicron Delta Kappa CAROLYN JACOBS read the stuff about hours changes, Gay Eulcr, Linda Fabian, Barbara IERALD P. DAUEH. Sr. SUSAN K. IONES but that's all." Gindleabergar, Karen Horton, VeT- dent contact hours are reduced. Faculty members are more STEPHEN M. O'BRYAN. Ir. MARGARET MATHAUER DENNIS PALMER. Ir. HELEN MEYERS One change women "voted" on onica Kostic, Jennifer Lowe, Carol frequently on leave or temporarily away from campus. A THOMAS W. WALTON, Sr. CHRISTINE PREYER was a provision to change the McCutcheon, Shirley Novotny, JACK B. WINGET. Jr. MARY C. REARDON greater amount of teaching falls to teachers who are not mem- ODK Facullv Man ol the Year DOROTHY SULLIFAN method of collecting the $1 AWS Laurel Pippert, Diane Boeder, Bar- bers of the regular faculty." Another problem in developing DR. KARL RAHDERT PHILIP L. AIRULLA fee. Will this example not affect bara Sanders, and Linda Steva. Spirit and Traditions Award HOWARD E. ALDRICH women students directly? It seems DOUGLAS SOMERLOT ROBERT DWORS Commentators will be Eleanor research at a university is one of finance. Research is expen- MELVIN R. FOEIS that that issue, in particular, had Sacchi and Susan Meade. Association ol the U.S. Army Medal IAMES T. HELWIG sive, perhaps more so than any other university function. And HAROLD C. PHILLIPS JOHN r. LOVE raised quite a furor on campus Toledo Sales and Marketing THOMAS P. REICOSKY earlier this year. there is often a lack of adaquate funds to finance research Executive Award CHRISTOPHER C. SEEGEH JAMES W. THOMAS ROGER C. SPAEDER As exemplified by East Hall, projects. And then, as Industrial Research maguzine states, Wall Street Journal Award RICHARD D. SPINETTO however, when it comes to taking CHARLES R. NEUENSCHWANDER ROBERT F. SPRAGUE What there is the problem of "research entrepreneurs anxious to PAUL W. STIFFERLER final action on changing AWS Phi Beta Lambda Award WILLIAM T. TSUI rules, students suddenly seem to build research empires regardless of the consequences." SHARON A. BOLTZ THOMAS W. WALTON can you know Waugh Memorial Trophy (lournallsm) JERRY E. WARD lose interest. It has been reported Indeed, these are all serious obstacles which must be THOMAS W. WALTON Prssldent's Awards by the elections chairman that no surpassed in developing research programs. But the fact that Jane Shoemaker Smith Memorial HOWARD E. ALDRICH commuters voted. about Award ROBERT F. DWORS the problems exist is no sup|K>rt for an argument that re- HELEN MYERS JUDY 1. BEDNAH AWS has spent considerable John Schwars History Award JOYCE J. BEDNAR time revising the constitution for a diamond? search should not be undertaken by a university. Research IAMES E. HOOPES Samuel S. Casper Distinguished the benefit of women. If their Ann Balchelder Award Faculty Award must lie properly controled and administered so that it does MARTHA KAY ORSBORN GILBERT W. COOKE work is met by such apathetic re- not interfere with education but supplements it. In short, re- actions by so many, however, may search must be consistent with the goals of education. Ticket Sales To End But for a university which wishes to someday call itself For Celebrity Series great, all areas of research must be developed well. A univer- Report Postponed Upperclassmen will be given a sity is a center for the transmission of ideas, but it must also The Faculty Senate ad hoc committee studying the advis- final chance today and tomorrow be the center the creation and further development of new ability of admitting the press to Senate meetings has reported to buy tickets for the 1965-66 Celebrity Series before the remain- ideas. It seems almost purposeless for an institution, such as a they feel there is insufficient time remaining to make a report. ing 800 tickets go on sale to the university, to assemble intellectual talent and then fail to use A report will be issued in the fall, said Dr. Grover G. Platt, Incoming freshmen this summer. that talent to develop new concepts. chairman of Faculty Senate, in a letter read to Student Council The Celebrity Series features Henry Mancini, Peter Nero, Theo- It is our hope that the University will increase its concen- by Student Body President Jack Haker at its May meeting. dore Bikel, Ferrentc and Teicher, tration on constructive research. We further hope that the The committee was appoint- Board* and University Commit- and Dave Brubeck. newly-created office of Research Services is a step in that ed when Council passed a re- tees. The appointments were made The general admission tickets by the Student lA'adership and Ser- are $5.75 each, said Richard A. direction. solution asking that the H-Ci News vice Hoard and were approved by Lenhart, program director for the JOHN LOVE be allowed to attend Senate meet- Council, Union. Quite a lot . . . under the ing* and to report actions concern- guidance of our knowledge- ing the students. able gem expert. Previously, the News had been Our membership in the On The Right reibuffed in its attempts to have a American Gem Society is The Campus Publication: your assurance that you reporter at the mooting. are dealing with a reput- THE SENATE committee i-s able jeweler. Come to see Administration Bungling Grades composed of Dr. IVjfjry Hurst, us when you wish to choose chairman, Dr. Klfrcdu M. Rusher, a diamond you can treasure Dr. Jeff Clark, and Dr. Donald S. for a lifetime. By GEORGE WALLACE up hurriedly and put into effect INKSTONE Ixintrworth. New* Colunrolat immediately without allowing time In other action, linker reatl a FREE LECTURES The aborted "solution" to the io plan in advance for the next memorandum from President Wil- problem of senior grades is already academic year. Kather it was liam T. Jerome conccrninir a re- on diamonds and •bowing ilgni »f being ■ muter dropped like a bomb in the middle solution passed by Council several Available Thursday piece of nilministrutive bungling. of second semester with no ad- precious gem* to weeks apo. groups. By appointment The biggest problem seems to be vanced warning. The resolution asked that fines that many faculty members will The other is the assumption levied for classes cut between 8 in the Lobby of not hi' able to administer examina- whatever is dor.e, no steps must be a.m. and noon, Tuesday April 13, tions without cutting from teach- taken which would cause the least eomncD

rrrcmoniea Sunday. lative grade average, is president MARGARET MATHAUER, out- ship of $400 is presented to jun- Phi Eta Sigma. High scholarship, successful en- of Panhellcnic Council and a mem- standing Greek woman of the year, iors on the basis of scholarship, Mouer is a member of the Inter- jag ent us a student leader, ex- ber of Chi Omega social sorority, is a member of Gamma Phi Beta Dr. Rahdert high character, constructive lead- varsity Christian Fellowship and inal service to the University, Junior Class Cabinet, and Student social sorority and has served on ership, unselfish service, and all- Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, national and high character and personality Council. Student Council and has been trea- round evidence of outstanding fu- professional society for men in are the qualification! for member- Barbara Froelich, vice president surer and president of Panhcllenic Man-0f-Year ture contributions to the general music. |p, according to Miss Jackie of Alpha Delta Pi social sorority, Council. Miss Mathaucr has a 2.8 welfare of the nation. STAFFORD IS a mathematics Gribboni, assistant dean of wo- has a 2.8 accumulative grade aver- accumulative grade average. Dr. Karl G. Rahdert has KLIPPLE IS a chemistry and major, member of Kappa Mu Ep- men. age. Miss Froelich has served as Morcio Mauntler has served on been named the 1965 ODK math major, member of Alpha Ep- silon, national recognition society Tht new members are: chairman of the House Services the AWS judicial board and as silon Delta, pre-medical honorary in mathematics; Omicron Delta Committee of UAO and as senior first vice president of Panhcllenic Man-of-the-Year by the Beta society; and a member of Phi Eta Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma; and a uni- Sally A'.tliuff, Alpha Xi Delta representative to AWS. Council. Newly-elected president versity Scholarship winner. social sorority, has been corres- Tau chapter of Omicron Delta Sigma, national scholarship honor Linda Holman, Alpha Chi Ome- of Alpha Phi social sorority, Miss Kappa, national leadership ponding secretary! second vice Mauntler has a 3.2 acumulative pi i idi nt. and is the incoming first ga social sorority, has been a mem- ber of the Student Orientation grade average. society for men. vi. ,■ president <>f the Association Hoard and chairman of the Audi- Linda Peiblow, newly-elected He is the director of graduate of Women Students. She has a studies in business administration 1.0 accumulative grade average. tions and Bookings Committee of president of AWS has served as tho UAO. Miss Holman has a 2.9 sophomore and junior representa- and a professor of business admin- DONNA BLEV1NS, .1.3 accumu- accumulative grade average. tive to Student Council and is istration. lative grade nvenge, is a mem- SUSAN HORTH, president of president-elect of Alpha Chi Ome- DR. RAHDERT received his ber of Chi Omega social sorority, Delta (lamina social sorority, has ga social sorority. Miss Peiblow has B.S., M.B.A., and Ph.D. from Indi- ..nil the Student Leadership and served as secretary of the fresh- a 3.7 accumulative grade average. ana University and has served on Service Board. She has also served man and sophomore class and as CHARLENE PHILLIPS, 8.5 ac- the staff of both Indiana and Ohio .•n Student Council. junior and senior representative cumulative grade average, has State Universities. Before coming to the University, Pi ;y Conrad, member of Alpha to Student Council. Miss Horth has served as corresponding secretary Dr. Rahdert served as the assist- Chi Omega social sorority, is trea- a 2.9 accumulative grade average. and president of Alpha Xi Delta, ant to the president of a large surer of AWS and has been a Kathryn Krau.se, 3.0 accumula- social sorority, and is the newly- manufacturing firm, and manager member of the executive, judicial, tive grade average, is correspond- appointed chief justice of Student of personnel administration and and legislative boards. Miss Conrad ing secretary of Chi Omega social Court. development at General Electric Carlenn Reardon, Alpha Xi Del- Corp. ta social sorority, is editor of the Ho came to Bowling Green in Key and has been ediUir of the 11)00 as associate professor of Business Prof Cooke Earns AWS Hnndlbook. Miss Keardon has business administration and in a 2.7 acumulative grade average 1003 became director of graduate and is listed in "Who's Who in studies in business administration. American Colleges and Universi- DR. RAHDERT has been a Distinguished Faculty Award ties." member of Faculty Senate, Grad- Dr. Gilbert W. Cooke, pro- male the specialized insight of a NANCY SCHWARZENBERG, uate Council, Academic Council, 3.0 acumulutive grade average, Computer Committee which es- fessor of buaineH administra- professor's discipline among the general public." has been corresponding and record- tablished the Computer Center, < ion, was named recipient of ACTIVE ON community as well ing secretary of Chi Omega social and Scholarly Advancement Com- the Samuel S. Casper Distin- as professional levels, Dr. Cooke .sorority and chairman of the Stu- mittee. dent Leadership and Service In the field of research, Dr. guished Faculty Award at the is past-president of the Bowling (ireen City Board of Education. Board. Rahdert has been working on a annual Recognition Day cere- He served on tho City Planning Sally Whitmore, first vice presi- long-range planning study and has monies Sunday. Commission for six years and is a dent of Delta Gamma social soro- done consulting work for several He. Cooke won the award, which member of the Chamber of Com- rity, was vice .president and direc- industries. includes $:!.r>0, for "superior teach- merce. ing ability, profound concern for fn 1900 he was given the Bow- the Intellectual growth of students, ling Green Outstanding Citizen contributions to the growth of the Award. University, and efforts to dissom- He joined the University faculty Teachers Personnel Service in 11137 and is one of the original (Owned by Experienced Teachers) faculty members of tho College of Classifieds Business Administration. Philip Hansel, M. Ed., Owner He has been on adviser for the 354 Richmond Rd.. Cleveland. 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