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The BG News May 22, 1975 Bowling Green State University ScholarWorks@BGSU BG News (Student Newspaper) University Publications 5-22-1975 The BG News May 22, 1975 Bowling Green State University Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news Recommended Citation Bowling Green State University, "The BG News May 22, 1975" (1975). BG News (Student Newspaper). 3122. https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news/3122 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. An Independent Bowling Groan, ON* Student Thursday. May 32,1975 Voice ■me BG news Volum.St Numb* 129 Basketball scholarship controversy ends By Mark Glover clippings that testified to his son's UNIVERSITY basketball Coach Pat Haley formerly worked as an assistant sity basketball team and contacted the Columbus concerning young MM basketball ability Haley said yesterday that he was not basketball coach youngster's high school coach. David Shoemaker was when Fox told him In addition, the story said University influenced by the fact that Mick "Don was looking for two guards and Senff. about the possibility of recently. "We have a pretty good The University has offered a lull officials were "seriously considering" Shoemaker's father is chairman of the Shoemaker was his third choice." Shoemaker playing for the University basketball player down here " athletic scholarship to basketball offering a scholarship to Shoemaker's Ohio House Finance Committee Haley said. Haley said he first learned that Hof added that no pressure was put player Tom Harris of Lorain. ending son Mick, a senior at Paint Valley According to Haley. Donoher was Shoemaker's father was Ohio House on University officials to offer young the controversy concerning a possible South High School in Bainbridge Haley added that no one in the able to recruit his first two guard Finance Committee chairman from Shoemaker a scholarship on the basis grant-in-aid for the son of Ohio House athletic department or that he knew of choices and decided to give another college basketball coach when of his father's position in the Ohio Finance Committee Chairman Myrl The Blade story, which ran on at the University received any Shoemaker's name to Haley. the two were discussing young House Shoemaker iD-Bourneville) Tuesday's front page, also said newspaper clippings from Shoemaker Shoemaker's basketball ability "We figured this kid was a pretty "officials at Bowling Green have concerning his son Haley said he first learned about good basketball player from what we Tuesday's edition of The {Toledo* become sensitive to any appearance of young Shoemaker from Donoher Haley said this fact did not affect his heard." Hof said "After all. he was an Blade reported that Shoemaker had politics in athletics since the proposed Haley said the scholarship was given Shortly after Donoher contacted consideration of young Shoemaker's all-stater." "made an effort through a Bowling state budget passed last week by the to Harris on the basis of ability alone Haley, Bobby Joe Hooper, formerly of playing ability. Green State University lobbyist to House contained a provision that and also explained his involvement the University of Dayton and a former HOF WAS referring to the fact that interest the university in offering the would, in effect, eliminate the BGSl' with Mick Shoemaker professional basketball player, also JAMES HOF, vice president for young Shoemaker was named to the legislator's son a basketball hockey team." referred young Shoemaker's name to public services, said yesterday that Associated Press Class "A" basketball scholarship " This was a reference to Amended "I got a call from Don Donoher and Haley, according to the University Rep Shoemaker "made no direct team this season Substitute House Bill 155 which would the kid's name came up," Haley said coach. overture" to University officials Harris, was given the sixth and final THE BLADE story also said that deny athletic scholarships to non- concerning an athletic scholarship for grant-in-aid for the basketball team. Shoemaker provided University American citizens Most players on the DONOHER IS head basketball coach HALEY SAID he was interested in his son Harris is a 6-4 guard from Vincennes lobbyist Willard Fox with newspaper University hockey team are Canadian at the University of Dayton, where recruiting Shoemaker for the Univer- Hof said the only word he had from Junior College in Indiana Council okays program By Patricia Sinn this spring's conference day was COUNCIL WILL continue discussion Stall Reporter attendance Council members and evaluation of the conference at its suggested when and how such a next meeting Academic Council yesterday conference should be held to obtain a approved formation of an higher turnout Dr Karl Schurr. professor of interdisciplinary program in Industrial DR. AGNES HOOLEY, professor biology, initiated a wide-ranging and Labor Relations of physical education, suggested that a discussion about the accuracy and Dr Karl Vogt. dean of the college of reason for low attendance was that validity of student evaluations of business administration, said in faculty and students were not aware of professors previous discussion that the program the conference until the day before it will consist of a new grouping of happened Many people thought that The discussion took two turns One courses which currently are offered in they needed an invitation to attend, she centered around Schurr's complaint economics, management and legal added that many evauations from his studies Dr Cormier replied that part of the department were missing, while the problem with getting to students was other area pertained to the meaning THE PROGRAM will lead to a that "we worked through the student and relative merit of student Bachelor of Science degree in Business government and they didn't respond " evaluations Administration and will require no Council members also suggested that additional funding because the courses the next seminars be on a staggered COUNCIL MEMBERS mentioned already exist, according to Dr Vogt time schedule so that people who many outside forces which effect wanted to attend several conferences evacuations, such as the quality of Council also discussed the Values could do so equipment supplied for the class, the * and Evaluation Day Conference which Dr. Charles Leone, dean of the time of day the class meets, the was held last Spring No official Graduate School, said he did not think teacher's testing methods and the class evaluation of the conference was the University should support such attendance the day evaluation* are made, but Council members aired conferences because he saw no handed out. their impressions of the program benefits arising from them He added that although the students' Dr Ramona Cormier, professor of "This is just legalizing bull evaluations are no more than an philosophy, read a recommendation sessions," he said, "and giving dignity indicator of student attitudes, they can from the Senate Executive Committee to taking over coffee cups.' , be used along with peer evaluations to suggesting that a values conference Mark Berman. graduate student, help determine the level of a teacher's similar to the one held this year should replied that "it is 100 per cent performance Fiv« ROTC students practiced aerial momuvin with a Huoy hdicoptor at be planned for next spring and that a important to take yourself out of the Council will continue discussion of Chopper Sterling Farms last Saturday. (Newsphoto by Ed Suba) University-wide conference should be situation of teaching, learning or the student evaluations at their next held on a non-class day during the 1976- administrating and see it with new meeting. 77 academic year. perceptions Otherwise, we defeat the The largest problem encountered at reason we're here " ?fca Shah vows pursuit of terrorists Two Americans slain in Iran TEHRAN, Iran (API-Terrorists conveyed sympathies to the families of Press and said "the execution of huge purchases of U.S. arms, stopped a car carrying two unarmed the men and ordered the "vigorous" American officers was a reply to the industrial equipment and other major U.S. Air Force officers to work pursuit of their killers. execution of nine Iranian revolution- items yesterday morning, ordered their IN WASHINGTON, the State Depart- aries in prison last month '' Under the Iran-American military Iranian driver to the floor of the car, ment said it was "deeply disturbed" by She also said that as Shah advisory agreements, all the U.S. then shot and killed the Americans the slayings and "has been assured Mohammed Reza Pahlevi is "a stooge military personnel go unarmed. The U.S. Embassy identified the Iranian authorities are trying to of the Americans, we therefore Shaffer, an agriculture graduate of dead men as Col. Paul Shaffer Jr.. 45. a apprehend the murderers." murder Americans." Ohio State University, was married native of Bryan. Ohio, and Lt Col. "We deplore and condemn this LAST MONTH, a government and the father of two children. Turner, Jack Turner. 45, from Christopher. Ill terrorist act of calculated brutality announcement said that nine prisoners a graduate of the University of The Iranian government said police against American personnel assigned had been machine-gunned to death by Nebraska, was married and the father had identified the three killers and to duties in a country with which we escorting police when they tried to of three children were on their trail The government enjoy close and friendly relations." the escape from a prison bus transferring A Marxist-anarchist underground said those sought were Marxist guer- department's statement said them to another jail.
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