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Trustees to hear new student code proposal tomorrow
By Julie Hollo honesty are such as to escape notice Staff Reporter at the time of their commission, but are discovered at some future time, Students who violate Univesity penalties may be imposed at the time regulations will know the con- the violation is discovered," the new sequences in advance, if the Board of code reads. Trustees approves the new student The document suggests establish- code tomorrow. ment of a single University appeals The code, last revised in 1971. was board to investigate alleged amended by the student affairs regulation violations. Several boards advisory board. now hear appeals. According to Bobby G. Arrowsmith, assistant vice provost A GRADUATE student judicial for student affairs, the major change board will handle alleged infractions is that the document will list by graduate students if the code is maximum penalties for infraction of adopted. University rules and policies. Other amendments involve ab- sence policy and student records. "THE RULES ARE arranged from The code brings the University in more serious to less serious in terms compliance with the Family of the kinds of sanctions that could be Educational Rights and Privacy Act applied," Arrowsmith said. "A of 1974, under which a student has the student can better see where he right to review his records and might stand if he is found guilty of withhold information from them. violating a regulation." The new absence policy, currently In effect, requires students to report Dismissal is the maximum penalty to instructors rather than the Office a student could receive for academic of Standards and Procedures for an misconduct, disruption of University- excused class absence. authorized activities and infliction or Newspholo by Mlndv Mllliqan threat of bodily harm. ONE CLARIFICATION stated in Ray Carver, trims the lawn at 136 (rim St. as a lawn or- mer, enjoys doing odd Jobs for his neighbors. Causes for suspension include the revised code allows a hall nament of a deer monitors his work. Carver, a retired far- possi HtOBOT use of drugs, illegally director to search a student's dor- using and or making University keys mitory room only if he sees con- and furnishing false information. traband material or has permission Milder penalties will be imposed on of the student. University Police student's committing less severe must obtain a warrant to search the Federal minimum wage hike acts. premises. Drafting the new code took one and CONSUMPTION OF alcoholic a half years, Arrowsmith said. It has beverages, except where authorized been approved by the Student may mean fewer student jobs by the University, carries a Government Association, Graduate maximum "strict disciplinary Student Senate. Faculty Senate and By James A. Sluzewskl suggest that all student employees BUT KAYSER SAID if Congress She said 1,813 students worked probation" while other violations will the president's cabinet. Staff Reporter receive a 10 cent an hour raise after raises the federal minimum wage 34,061 hours at an average pay of result in oral or written warnings. "The change is not drastic from the Jan. 1, when the Ohio's minimum from $2.30 to $2.65, the University $2.31 during the first bi-weekly pay The student code also notes a original thrust of the old student Although a pay raise is on the wage is boosted from $2.10 to $2.30. might be forced to dismiss some period last academic year. change in the academic honesty code. The old regulations are simply horizon for University student em- employees. policy. In the past, it was not assured framed in a different context," ployees, some jobs could be in The across-the-board raise must be She said the University is not Assuming the same amount of that a student would be punished if he Arrowsmith said. jeopardy if Congress approves a approved by the administration, she obliged to pay federal minimum hours were worked in an average discovered he had violated the policy The recommendations will be proposed hike in the federal said. Students under the work-study wage because the Supreme Court week under a new federal minimum during a preceding quarter. submitted to the Board of Trustees minimum wage. program on campus are starting at ruled last year that state institutions wage of $2.65. the University would "When violations of academic tomorrow. Ellen J. Kayser, acting director of $2.20 an hour now and off-campus do not have to pay that wage, pay an additional $11,056 every two student employment, said she will workers earn at least $2.30. currently 20 cents higher than the weeks, or about $165,000 for a three- state minimum. quarter school year. Because the University's work- study program is supported by Kayser said at least as many City to finally own federal funds, federal wage students will be working during the guidelines normally would be ob- first pay period this year. The first served, Kayser said. But last year, pay period for student employees will $83,000 computer the University received special be tabulated Oct. 3. she said. permission from the Department of By Dennis J. Sadowski HOWEVER, NO DEFINITE plan Health, Education and Welfare KAYSER SAID HER office will Managing Editor has yet been drawn up. Gillespie said (HEW) to heed the state minimum take steps to offset a higher payroll if it will be two or three months after wage instead, she explained. the new federal wage proposal The Bowling Green Utilities meeting with city officials, before a Kayser said difficulties would arise becomes law. Department is about to become the decision will be made on what ad- if the federal minimum wage was 35 The University already is asking proud owner of a five-year-old ditional equipment to purchase. cents higher than the state for a hike in work-study funds to brainchild. Only this "child" is an Although the computer is small minimum. The University probably compensate for higher wages and to IBM Systems 3, Model 10 computer and does not handle all the city's would be ordered to pay federal provide new jobs. and can do just about everything financial work it keeps its operators minimum then, she said. "The government is not making it except walk, talk and play cards. busy. easy (to get more funds)," she said, According to W. R. Gillespie, ac- Irma Dahms is one of those "MY GUESS IS that HEW will not adding that the University must show countant and office manager of the operators and says that despite its go for a 35 cent wage differential," a strong case for need and account department, the computer has been small size, the computer fills city Kayser said. for all federal money now received. used by the department since 1972 needs. All utility billings and the city when the first payment was made on payroll are handled by the computer. it. It will be city property by It even has the capacity to provide Benson tickets delayed December when the last of the $83,000 up-to-the-minute reports on the Hold It! in payments will be made. condition of city vehicles, she said. Don't go stand In line to buy tickets for the Union Activities It would have cost $152,000 to lease When plans are made and adopted, Organization's Homecoming concert with George Benson. the computer during the last five the computer's main purpose will be The tickets have been unavoidably delayed in the mall and won't arrive years and after the last payment to provide expanded customer today. Tickets will be on sale, under the same procedures at 9 a.m. would have been made, the city service, Gillespie said. tomorrow morning. would have come away empty "WE'D IJKE TO have a tube or Remember, all things come to those who wait. handed, he said. two upstairs. We're pretty well automated except for two or three HOWEVER, WITH COMPUTER departments and some of the com- technology advancing as rapidly as it missions," he said. Inside the News does, how good is a five-year old The computer is a necessity, ac- computer? cording to Dahms. Otherwise, the Actually, Gillespie explained, the city quickly would fall behind in NEWS... Findlay College trustee Hancho C. Kim was indicted computer will continue to be a utility billings and have difficulty Tuesday in the Korean influence buying investigation. The valuable asset to the city and will be keeping track of residents addresses. Associated Press report is on page 3. used for another five years or more, "You have to grow with the city," provided it is updated at a modest she said. "We had to buy the com- EDITORIALS...Money, money, money. Why don't students pay cost so its use can be expanded to puter in 1972. That was the most back their educational loans? The News thinks defaulting on loans other city offices. logical step. is a cheap shot Page 2. Residents should not feel that Funds for the purchase came from owning an outdated, five-year-old city taxpayers and users of its water SPORTS...It's 1 down and a long way to go in the News' "all-star" computer is a waste of money, and electric facilities. The same will football contest. See how you ranked with the Newsies in last Gillespie said. "In the long run the apply to any other equipment that is week's games on page8. city is saving money," be said. purchased, he added. A plan is being considered by city Gillespie also said he hopes the city f administrators to install cathode ray itself will supply some funds when tubes (television screens) and ter- the new equipment is added. Weather Newsphoto by Larry Kayser minals in several city offices so that "I envision them (the city) Partly cloudy information can be called up in- becoming more of a partner as far as HightSFlUC) lima Don ms demonstrates the new IBM computer stantly or directly input instead of input is concerned and funding some Low 50 F 110 CI going through the utilities depart- of the money (to purchase equip- 20 per cent chance of rain ment, Gillespie said. ment)," he said.
) opinion 'judgment is founded on truth...' speaking out pay back loans ^operation white snow' snows U.S.
The Korean Central Intelligence times by Kim and Dr. Rasmussen's get to the bottom of this mess A graduate of the University spends four years studying courses like Agency called it "Operation White wife said she and her husband have mathematics, English, sociology, sciences, etc, etc. But for some of because of Jimmy Carter's human Snow." Cindy been entertained in Kim's Lanham rights stand. Unlike previous these same students, a course in loan repayments should be made It has been labeled "the Korean home. presidents, he has singled out South mandatory- Watergate." Leise "It was a surprise to us...we had no Korea as a specific violator of its Nine thousand National Direct Student Loans (NDSL) which were Or "the Congressmen dupe." idea," she said. citizen's human rights, even though taken out by former University students have not been paid. Of these. But whatever the title, the multi- The reaction was typical. Most South Korea has been one of the 220 are being handled by a collection agency, which costs the University million dollar South Korean in- congressmen alledgedly accepting U.S.'s strongest allies in the Indo- fluence-buying in Congress and 33 per cent of the total amount of the loan. This cost eventually Is favors or money, including Guyer, China dynamite rone. Many among influential American citizens parlayed onto present students' quarterly tuition payments. have denied the reports or have said presidents stressed Injustice only in was a collosal rip-off, a rape of the It is ghastly to think that University students must indirectly pay for they had no idea that the en- Communist countries, ignoring the American system., I have been working on this story the cost of reimbursing these unpaid loans when some of the very tertainment money or favors were short-comings of our allies. with a Plain Dealer reporter con- bribes. students who took out these loans presently may be earning salaries AND IT CAME close, periously cerning Kim's Findley involvement And up to a certain point that's amounting to $50,000. AND THE danger is to laugh off the close, to Bowling Green. and it has been facinatirig. understandable. Look at Kim's in- possibility that little things like free Hancho C. Kim, a Korean-born No one suspected that Kim was still volvement with FindlayCollege. trips to South Korea, dinners and There Is no excuse why a student loan should go unpaid when students American citizen who is a trustee of involved with the Korean govern- donations to a respected college are given continous reminders of their obligations to pay the loan. In Findlay College, was indicted ment. HE IS AN alumnus; he had contacts could have an effect, as Dr. addition, each student Is granted a nine-month grace period after Tuesday by Federal Grand juries in HE IS an American citizen, and with influential persons there. By Rasmussen did last night when I graduation before the loan payment must begin. Washinton and Baltimore in con- many of his roots are here. He at- donating the money to the college,he talked to him. When one takes out a loan for a car or a house, one is expected to pay nection with the Justice Depart- tended Findlay College in 1954-55 was adding to his respectability, But little things can add up, It back plus compounded Interest. Why is it then that a student loan ment's investigation of the alledged school year and cultivated ties with many businessmen do that. respectability is built, and something influence buying. which Is often low-Interest or interest-free should go unpaid for so long? important Findley citizens,including But at the same time he was ser- like "Operation White Snow can He is reported to have been given Guyer and Dr. Rasmussen. If ving the needs of the KCIA, adding to result as he later acknowldged. $600,000 to entertain important U.S. There is also a disadvantage to incoming students when these loans allegations aie true, he used those the government's respectability, at a citizens, including Congressman are not paid. ties to buy .affluence for the South time when it was being scrutinized Cindy Leise is the editorial editor Tennyson Guyer of Findlay and Dr. Korean government of the News. In order to insure that future loans can be made to other students, the intensly. Glen Rasmussen, President of Guyer has been entertained many It is particularly important now to outstanding loans must first be paid. It is unfair that students are in FindlayCollege. danger of being denied a NDSL loan because some irresponsible In Washington, he was accused of a mu*. 6v, jot graduates neglected their reimbursement obligation. conspiring with two agents of the It is time these graduates realized their obligation and began paying Korean Central Intelligence Agencey back their loans. The responsibility of these loans should not be passed IKCIA) to defraud the U.S. of its on to other students. right to have congressmen and other govenment officials"free from coruption, fraud, ...dishonesty,...and obstruction.
let's hear from you HE WAS also charged with making a false statement to the Grand Jury The NVws wrlromrs opinion (riim its readers in the form ul letters to by denying that one of the KCIA ■ lit- editor which comment on published columns, rdiloilal polii y or any agents delivered $600,000 to his home other liipn of interest. in I-anham, Md. in 1974 and 1975. All letters should be typewritten and triple spaced. Thc> must be In Baltimore, Kim was accused of -IKIIIII and the authors address and phone number must be included lor income tax evasion, for falsely v.rrfication. Letters can be sent lot Letters to the Kdltor. 'he lit. News. 106 reporting the income he allegedly received in two installments. University Hnll. The News reserves the ri^ht In reject and letters or portions of letters Some of that money is reputed to I lhc\ lire deemed in had taste or malicious No personal attacks or have been channeled into en- tertaining Guyer and he gave ilaine-cal'i MJ¥ III be published. Keariers wishliiK to submit guest columns should lollow a similiar Findlay College $10,000 cash, 10,000 (Hocfi' Ul. books on the East and free jet trips to I South Korea. .
who we are what we do *... NOW. m YOU HAND OVK m^m RK, OR MUSK MWWNP A urrur
Jamie Pierman, staff reporter, began Sluzewski, a 20-year-old national columnist working at the News in February, 1976. University senior, has also spent much time on other publications. In 1975 and The 20-year-old junior from Ottawa, again in 1976. he interned at the Sun Ohio covers Graduate Student Senate, Newspapers of Cleveland. Also in 1976, the Black Student Union and other he served as sports editor of the leader to make another Frankenstein minority affairs at the University. She iPemberville, Ohio) and as a will be working as a conference correspondent to the 1976 Democratic WASHINGTON-One of the many assistant in November in New York and Republican National Conventions. the National Football League to Pat Thomas Jamie Pierman scientific controversies raging in the duplicate him, for a royalty .of course." City at the Third Annual Publishing Sluzewski also interned at the country right now has to do with genetic Editors Note: For the next week Conference and Exposition sponsored Cleveland Plain Dealer and was a research. Art "Are my eyes deceiving me," I say, the News will run a special column by Folio magazine. Jamie is a member correspondent to the 1977 Inaugural of It appears possible that, in the not too "or is that Lassie sitting over there?" introducing members of the staff to of the Society of Professional Jour- President Carter. In addition, he is also distant future, geneticists will be able Buchwald The salesman replies, "They said we tell you who we are and what we do. nalists. the president uf the Bowling Green to join genetic material from diffferent couldn't do it, but we can now turn out Although most of us are journalism chapter of the Society of Professional organisms in combinations unknown to 1,000 Lassies an hour. I don't think students, we come from various Journalists us today. there is a family in America that backgrounds and specialize in dif- doesn't have one." ferent areas. • •• WHERE THE genetic research will "LET ME ASK you something. Have Patricia A. Thomas, 21-year-old lead no one knows. The scientists claim senior at the University is editor. Her Cindy leise, editorial editor of the BG the unlocking of genetic secrets will you ever tried to duplicate someone and "What a breakthrough," I tell him. come up with a monster?'' duties as such include directing the News has spent seven quarters at the benefit mankind in its fight against News as reporter or editorial editor. "An Army and Marine Corps made up "Off the record?" he asks. editorial policy of the paper, budgeting disease. The other school says they're of John Waynes is invincible.'' Leise, a 20-year-old junior at the "My lips are sealed." finances and overall supervision. messing around with something they "The government seems to think so. Before being appointed as editor-in- University and memberof the Society of know nothing about and could come up "Someone in the lab once ac- Professional Journalists, writes most of We're not allowed to sell any to foreign cidentally mixed the genes of Jack the chief, Thomas also held staff jobs as a with the Werewolf of London (no powers." reporter, assistant editorial editor, the editorials for the News. disrespect to the English, of course). Ripper with a donkey and we had a Jim Sluzowski Cindy Leise "I SHOULD hope not. Is that O.J. catastrophe." make-up editor, and news editor. In the It is a worrisome thing to con- Simpson I see over there?" summer of 1977, she interned at the During the summer of 1976, template and I must admit I'm rather "What was the result? " Jim Sluzewski has been at the News 1 A'ise served as an intern at the Jackson "That's correct Through the miracle "We reproduced Idi Amin." Journal Herald in Dayton as a copy since September, 1975. During that nervous about it. At the same time, if of science every football team in the editor. She is also a member of Women Journal. She spent this past summer Art Buchwald is a columnist for the time, he worked for the News as done right the commercial possibilities country can now have an O.J. Simpson in Communications, the Society of interning as a reporter at The Journal are infinite. Us Angeles Times. assistant copy editor, make-up editor, in the backf ield. We ha ve a license with Professional Journalists, the Herald in Dayton. For half of her The year is 1985 and we're visiting the assistant editorial editor, editorial Publications Committee, the Univer- sophomore year, I "WE'RE WHOLESALE," he warns "''"" patricia a. thomas us. "We don't take orders for less than managing editor dennls i. sadowsk, a gross." news editor gall ..harm "I understand," I reply. "Could I see editorial editor cynthia a. leise makeup editor victoria I. sillord some of the models?" enecut^ve sports editor ,erry r. goodman A beautiful blonde in a low-cut gown photo editor tarry kayiar comes out. copy editor kathy j. Iwckman "Why, that looks exacUy like Angie BUSINESS STAFF Dickinson!" I exclaim. business manager kattileen kern "It is an exact replica, including the advertising manager lohn p. lohasky same color eyes, hair and skin texture. sales manager William schabel It's one of our most popular models. Sears Roeb*k features it in their The BG News is published daily Tuesday through Friday during the regular school year and weekly during summer sessions by students of Bowling Green state catalogue. W're turning out 10,000 a University under the authority ot the University Publications Committee. month." Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect the opinions of The BG News Editorial Board. "FANTAStic," I say. "There should The BG News and Bowling Green State University ar- equal opportonity employers be one in eve$ home." and do not discriminate in hiring practices. The News will not accept advertising that is deemed discriminatory, degrading or "Here is our Robert Redford model. insulting on the basis ot race, se« or national origin. He is also one" of our best sellers. We put All rights to material published in The BG News are reserved. an advertisement in Cosmopolitan and we've had back orders for six months." Editorial and Business Offices lot University Hall BHrW A tall man in a Green Beret uniform Bowling Green State University came out from behind the screen. Bowling Green. Ohio 43403 "You haven't duplicated John Phone <4U) 373 1003 Wayne?" I say in astonishment. Thursday, September », 1177, The BG News Page t FindlayCollege trustee indicted Day9r From in Auociotad ReviewPrau R»port» FINDLAY, O. (AP)- also a long-time acquain- Tuesday on charges that he charges carries a maximum dinner at an expensive Cosmetics manufacturer tance of Rep. Tennyson conspired to defraud the U.S. penalty of five years in jail restaurant in Washington Two diamond merchants which has won earlier approval in the Hancho C. Kim, indicted in a Guyer(R-Ohio). and that he made a false and a maximum $10,000 fine. House 65-29. and at his home. And it said federal grand jury probe of The Findlay congressman declaration to the grand Earlier, the grand jury he had two congressmen put found after kidnaping Sea Kenneth R. Coi (D-Barberton) alleged Korean Influence is a member of an alumni jury. indicted Korean rice dealer was among the eight senators opposed to articles favorable to South Police found the two diamond merchants peddling in Washington, is a advisory group at the school A second grand jury In Tongsun Park on charges of Korea into the Congressional the bill. There was no floor debate, but be trustee of Findlay College. where his late father was Baltimore later indicted Kim bribery and with acting as a who had been missing for several days but said afterward "I am against Sunday Record on Oct8,B74, and not the up to $1 million in jewels one was The Korean-born president. on a charge of income tax foreign agent to buy in- Feb. 25,1975. liquor sales, period." The other seven cosmetics manufacturer is KIM WAS INDICTED evasion. Each of the three fluence in Congress with carrying. One was dead, the other alive negative votes came from Republicans. The congressmen are not and telling a bizarre tale of robbery, cash, gifts and parties. named in the indictment but The other liquor bills revise procedures murder and kidnap. Guyer and former Rep. for transferring liquor permits within THE NEW INDICTMENT The body of Pinchos Jaroslawicz, stuffed municipalities, and extend local option International students Vernon Thomson (R-Wis.l, into a plastic bag and minus the Jewels, charges that the Korean put articles about South procedures already available in was found yesterday hidden in the mid- Central Intelligence Agency Korea into the record those municipalities to Ohio's unincorporated money Hancho Kim got was town office of Shlomo Tal. a business areas. represent 55 countries two days. acquaintance who also had been missing. for the purpose of GUYER ISSUED a distribution to "members of Jaroslawicz, 25, had been beaten and By Kim Lf we facilities such as the cultures and backgrounds. statement saying he had suffocated. Moore found guilty International Lounge. "The main thing is to in- the Congress." No known Hancho Kim for 15 Tal, 31. a gem cutter, was found asleep in congressman are named in years "and insofar as I know on kidnapping charges About 200 students from 55 "The main idea of the crease communication his car earlier in the day, after dropping countries are attending the lounge is to bring Americans between international and the indictment he has done nothing wrong." from sight Sunday. Hostage-taker Cory Moore, 26, of University this fall in con- and non-Americans together American students," he The indictment also said Guyer added, "He is an Tal gave an account of two men invading Warrensville Heights was found guilty Junction with the Inter- and to increase com- said. Kim entertained two un- American citizen and is the premises Sept. 20, and beating broker today of two kidnap charges and one each national Student Program, munication between the named congresmen at a entitled to a fair trial." Jaroslawicz, 25, to death with a board. He of robbery and extortion. according to 1. .Edward two." Shuck said. said he continued to do business in the 15th Moore himself had been the only defense Shuck Jr., program director. The lounge, which is open floor office in the center of Manhattan's witness, testifying that he didn't hold his The students comprise the to all, is located in 17 Financial grants and loans teeming diamong district with hostages for ransom but rather in an effort largest group of in- Williams Hall and is open for Jaroslawicz' body there, and that the two to gain attention and relief for "the plight ternational students ever to a coffee hour from 2-4 p.m. men reappeared five days later, kid- of black America" enter the University at one Tuesday and Thursday. available for fall quarter napped him, drugged him, robbed him and The Cuyahoga County Commons Plea time, Shuck said. "It's an Throughout the year, the finally released him. Court jury verdict was unanimous. outstanding group and I've program focuses on different Good news exists for students who must pay Part- and full-time students are eligible for "The real problem is the story is so Sentencing was scheduled for Oct. 25. never had one with higher aspects of international last minute expenses while attending the the grant. stupid that it might be true," said a Moore was charged with having held a academic and intellectual affairs, one of which is University, according to Beryl D. Smith, The OIG program, provides financial aid detective working on the case. "You can teen-age girl and a Warrensville Heights backgrounds" he said. United Nations Week, Oct. director of student financial aid. for eligible full-time students enrolled in be sure we are going to question this guy police captain hostage at gunpoint last Shuck, program director 24-28. 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For a free copy of this warranty, wrltt to: Lasalles Warranty, 513 Adams Street, Toledo. Ohio 4365*. Get the details for opening your Home Plan Charge Account at any Lasalle's Credit Office...or ask any sales person! Monthly payments will be arranged. Thursday, September », It77, The BG Newi Pace i IrlMNll HlMOlVr Peer counseling program assists freshmen Science Library ByKristlKehra center, adding that the whole staff will be involved in "They won't be doing actual counseling themselves if it hi training. an emotional problem," he said. The Sdence Library in the Math-Science Building is A new program is under way at the Personal Development The role of peer counselors is not strictly counseling. extending its hours this quarter. and Life Planning Center, 320 Student Services Bldg., called Lombardi said, but involves three stages: first, diagnosis of I-ombardi said a freshmen on probation at the end of each The library now is open until midnight Sunday through peer counseling, according to Dr. Joseph Lombardi, coor- the problem-why is the student on probation? Second, quarter will receive a letter informing them of the coun- Thursday. Library hours Friday and Saturday will dinator of counsulation and outreach center. referral-who can best help him, and finally, following up on remain the same. seling services. The program, geared for freshmen on academic probation, the referral by ascertaining that the students visit that "This is a voluntary thing." he said, "no one is forced to do A survey is being conducted concerning library usage has two goals, Lombardi explained. First, an increased skill person. this." during the hours of U p.m.-midnight Persons usng the level in test taking and study skills, and second, success in library during those hours are asked to sign-in so it can be getting the students off probation. OSU fraternity, sorority enrollment up determined if the extended hours will remain in effect "We wouldn't want to lose people needlessly by not giving next quarter. them assistance." Lombardi said. Program canceled THE PROGRAM actually was started a few years ago, he Greek life making a comeback The law school representative from Indiana University said. A class called "Peer Counseling: A Way of Helping" will not be on campus tonight as originally scheduled. The was offered to University students for three credit hours. COLUMBUS, iAPi- Social and economic changes make about $40 a quarter cheaper than in a University dormitory, program has been rescheduled for Oct. 24. For more Five students in the class were invited to be peer counselors, the fraternity and sorority systems more appealing to according to Tootle. information contact the legal studies department at 372- but the program was disorganized and unsuccesful. today's college students, according to Barbara Tootle. Greek "Hazing is pretty well gone." she said. "The national 2376. affairs coordinator at Ohio State University (OSU). parent groups don't like it and today's students won't put up Greek letter social groups at OSU and other colleges suf- "This year we're focusing on an area where not a whole lot with it." ferd a serious membership decline in the late 1960's and early In a couple of weeks, about 1,300 OSU students will go Music in the Main of work is being done." Lombardi said. "What we've learned 1970's, but the number of students seeking to join is on the The College of Musical Arts will present two concert is to really limit the scope and be more organized." through the annual fall r.** of "rushing" to obtain mem- series during the 1977-78 season. upswing, she said. bership in a fraternity or sorority. l-ast spring, a class was taught in the college of Health and During the "rebellious, antiestablishment" period. Tootle The five Sunday events in the Music in the Main series Community Services dealing with interpersonal relations. Tootle said only a few will not get their first choice but she include a special Christmas concert by the Bowling Green said, total Greek membership at OSU shrank to about 2.500. said everyone who wishes to be in a Greek group will get an Six of the students were chosen to act as peer counselors. But now the membership rosters are growing, approaching Collegiate Choir Dec. 4 and a choral-orchestra concert Lombardi said. invitation to join at least one organization. Feb. 12. 3.200 or about6 per cent of the total OSU enrollment "For a time, they thought they were selling out their in- These students already received 30 hours of basic training Factors in the decline of sororities and fraternities a Tickets in each of the series are available through an l dependence to belong," she said. "Now , they're learning and will receive l s - 2 hours training weekly, he added. decade ago were economics and the practice of hazing advance subscription plan. A season book of five passes they can be an individual within a group." pledges. for the Music in the Main series is $10. A book of five "THE WEEKLY trainings will focus on awareness of "What is unique about Greek membership is the close passes for the Chamber Music Showcase series is $5. "It used to be a financial burden" to be in one of the social friendships that last even after college," Tootle said. University procedures, grading policy, study skills, time groups, she said. Fraternities and sororities were filled with For more information, contact the Office of Public "They're a support group. They help you when you're down management and managing anxiety," I .omli^-ili said. financially upper middle-class students. Mission, 2BA, Musical Arts Bldg. He said the weekly training will be coordinated by himself and cheer when you're up. They accept you for what you are Now, room and board in a fraternity or sorority house is and look out for you." and Nancy S. Wygant, coordinator of life planning at the % MEET MISS OHIO This is the semester to get your AT THE * programmable. PHI KAPPA tl § PSI * * * RUSH * Miss Ohio - Joan P. Gilger TheTI-57. TheTI 58 and 59. 1 Its self-teaching Both use system gets you revolutionary Tonight At 7:30 programming plug-in I fast. 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Aehton Lone Eagle makes ocean trek 10 Uncluttered 57 Court favor ballet 14 Certain relatives: 60 time 31 Vanishes Abbr. 61 Come to know 32 Personal attitude 15 Made hastily 62 Polo team 34 Energy across Lindbergh's air route 16 Helper 63 Much interested 35 "Sufficient unto 17 MardiGraa 64 Floral item the ..." 65 See 37 Overly revelries stored in Jerry cans so the 20 Made up 38 French NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP)- "It didn't sputter once - 750 through the bilge because of 21 Gratings DOWN infantryman Inspired by Charles Lin- hours of humming," Cargile crew could keep track of the fuel tanks, and the cabin 22 Kind 1 Naval VIP 39 Feminine title, dbergh and amazed no one said. "The engine seemed to consumption. was soggy most of the 23 Fervor 2 Desiccate for short had made the nautical be saying, 'Don't worry, you "We ate all we wanted, but voyage. "We all had wet feet 3 "The world 44 Conforming to 24 Spruce stayed trim because of the 15- 27 Soldiers: Colloq full of a number a rhythm equivalent of the Lone do your part with the storm most of the time," Cargile :■» Sailing of things...' 45 pro quo Eagle's historic New York to and I'll get you there.'" degree roll and the constant said. "We all had about an maneuvers 4 Exculpate 46 Risky Paris voyage, Allen Cargile Cargile said the craft was wracking of trying to stay in eighth of an inch of dead skin 33 Bedouin garment 5 Oklahoma Indian 48 Former Spanish decided to pilot a single- the smallest single-engine bunks," Cargile said. on our feet that mildewed 6 Severe coins 34 Actor Max engine boat across the boat to cross the Atlantic The crew took shorts, off." Sydow 7 tizzy 49 Beautiful 35 Repudiation 8 Jogs 50 Minn, neighbor Atlantic Ocean. without a sail. khakis and Jeans because the The skipper said the trip 36 Australia's 9 Works: Lai. Abbr. "This was the 50th an- He said his crew, Ed boat was to take the warm proved he wasn't as crazy as national anthem 10 S. African Dutch 51 Far advanced niversary of Lindbegh's Gillespie and Bill Flanagan, Gulf Stream up the Great people thought 40 Flowering 11 Brooklet 52 Nine: Prefix flight to Paris," Cargile, a stayed in good spirits despite Circle that curves into the "If you sit down and 41 One of the 12 Unused 53 Soc.Sci. Carters 13 Hodgepodge course Nashville boatbuilder, said close, leaking quarters. "We English Channel. The calculate the data and go to 42 Author Deighton 18 Disagreeable 54 River into in an interview. "My worked together to conquer two-day layover in the trouble to load 43 Gulf Coast 19 Military lodging the Tiber goodness, he did it in a single- the elements," Cargile said. Newfoundland forced the everything on board to check phenomenon 23 Gypsy of Italy 55 Biblical patriarch engine plane so I figured I HAMBURGER, STEAK boat into colder seas, it, you can see it could be 24 Moslem prince 56 Porgy 44 Anger could do it in a single-engine and chicken stored in two however, where tem- done. It was a simple thing 45 Search 25 Rhyme scheme 58 Coal product 47 Florence's river 26 Correspond 59 Suffix with fern boat." freezers were cooked in a peratures dropped into the that was laid out before me 49 Bakery item 27 Geometry suffix or green microwave oven. 40's. and I wondered why THE "SPIRIT OF Nash- Water, 90 gallons of it, was WATER COULDNT drain someone else hadn't done it ANSWER TO nmws nun ville" left New York July 16 PIT M A Is ,1 i ■ Tin ■ l with a crew of four- ".' 1 K U M ki R Honda land belongs to Rhodes'friend J 1 T z 1 f IU ■ I 1 rw r Lindbergh, of course, was I t A T H R |N P T UN r alone-but a freak storm COLUMBUS (AP)-Gov. James A. Rhodes "They'll get that at no profit to anyone, and L E 5 s 0 'JL' I L i mm forced it to dock in said yesterday property belonging to a friend anyone else who wants to locate a plant there ■is 1 S K ■ ' Newfoundland and one of his on a prospective site for a Honda Motor can get it- the property-at the 1961 price," R 1 1 SKI m 1 rln IN nnfi member disembarked. The Co. factory would be sold at Its original sale Rhodes said. 717 TMT ON HA S P]E|N|S| DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE 30-foot cabin cruiser, price, if a deal is made with the Japanese "They're going to sell it at what they paid D NIGHH » I propelled by a 130- firm. for it," the governor said. ■ M T 1" • N G U H 005 1 K ■ i 1 R » 1 t horsepower engine, braved Rhodes commented in response to a report Plans for the research center were ap- ■ 0 m "■l II t K A i 1 A another storm and bone- that Ralph Stolle, a Cincinnati businessman, proved by the legislature in 1969 and con- B 0 fiv 1 u T m" A c K chilling temperatures and owned property near the Transportation struction began in the early 1970s. Rhodes ' LA m si arrived in Paris Aug. 16, Research Center in Union County that was first proposed the center in 1967. 4,500 nautical miles from the being considered by Honda. "Any place you buy land in Ohio, people start. 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In Muhammad Ali "is fast losing patience" with the redoub- he passed up his chance for an education because he wanted desperation, he accepted a fight with Jimmy Young, the table challenger, Earnie Shavers. to become a fighter. Actually, he owes his diploma to boxing. Melvin A D-minus student in high school, he once confided he never celebrated spoiler, and he blew a decision, meaning that out Shavers, says Muhammad, has lost respect for the the window went his last hope for catching up with Ali. champion. He has predicted the round in which he is going to would have graduated if he hadn't gone to the Olympics. Durslag Suddenly finding himself in contact with the Lord, win. He has written a poem. And, alas, this vulgarian is Foreman abandoned boxing to spread the Gospel. And, last "mouthing off." j THE BROCHURE also informs us that he threw his gold SO WHEN AM is promised $6 million to oppose a wrestler medal into the Ohio River, a slightly different version from seen in Texas, he was submerging guys in a lake, cleansing "I'm countin' and hopin' that he has no respect for me," their souls and declaring them children fit to meet God. explains Ali. "I hope he throws bombs from the minute the for the world's martial arts championship in Tokyo, he very the one we got Stuck in San Francisco with an airplane Ali did this for George. If he had given him that rematch. fight starts. I need pressure to bring out the best in me." readily can accept for his purse what the promoter has left in ticket to I/>uisville. and afraid to fly, he said he hocked the his pocket. medal so that he could take the train home. Foreman today might have been $6 million richer, but a MUHAMMAD IS the Lawrence Welk of boxing, which is to Mankind doesn't realize how close it came to losing Next, we are told that if he has any fear at all on this earth, spiritual pauper. Muhammad as a performer. Solemnly, before a Moslem it is the fear of death. Which, of course, indicates that he is This is what Ali meant when he said not long ago that all say, he keeps playing the same music and his success doesn't that counted to him now was selflessness. diminish. It hardly seems possible in 1977, some 17 years gathering last October in Istanbul, he announced his one of those persons who worry about little things retirement from boxing, explaining he would spend the rest Finally, Ali notes grimly that he regrets the breakup with And, counting his $3 million purse, against the $300,000 he after his beginning as a professional, that he should be has allowed Shavers, he will continue to rise. fighting for a $3 million stake. of his days working for Allah. his second wife. Belinda, mother of his four children. It is hard to understand why Belinda would have en- WSPD-TV (Channel 13) will begin coverage of tonight's The next thing we knew, he was working for $2.7 million in couraged this rift when all Muhammad did was take another To Wear Separately world heavyweight championship fight at 9. At least one handover, Md, where he was matched against that well- woman to Manila and introduce her to the Philippines preliminary bout will take place before the main event known contender, Alfredo Evangelista. president. That was before she had a child by Ali, who was for Fall Layering between All and Shavers. still married to Belinda. And now Muhammad has seen it in his heart to perform But if Muhammad has dedicated himself to Allah, he also At least, that is the published figure, although in boxing you again, choosing Shavers, whom he says, unbUnkingly, has no has helped his old adversary, George Foreman, find the make allowances, never forgetting the operational procedure respect for him. divine road, too. Ali did this by ducking Foreman, from of the late Mike Jacobs. Before the match. Mike would ap- The new press brochure on Ali offers some fascinating whom he had lifted the title in 1974, in Zaire. pear outside the stadium with $100. $75 and $50 tickets, inquiring of passersby: "You want to see the fight?" "How much?" they would ask. Mike would respond, "How much you got in your pocket?" Put yourself A guy who had $20 might have found himself next to another who had $3. on the map. Intramural notes The meeting for all coed Anderson Hall was football managers will be presented the trophy for held at 4:30 p.m. tomorrow winning last year's' in 202 Memorial Hall. All residence hall all-sports teams must be represented. competition. Anderson netted 207.5 points followed A meeting for all in- by Offenhauer West with tramural soccer managers 202.5. The residence hall ■ , ■ 1- . , i- .— I Ml. «ml !>>••• and officials will be held at competition was based on , *\r- low MMtAIM* 4:30 p.m. today in 202 nine different team sports. I . ' Memorial Hall. 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"We played strong, aggressive and go-go-go soccer the the game," Cochrane said. "It keeps the defense on guard, It wasn't an easy task, but he earned it with some help from entire game," Cochrane said. "The first half was super-we "OUR DEFENSE was very good," Cochrane said. "We which we like to do." Dieter Wlmmer. had a goal on them. The second half was even." had good communication and excellent distribution Last week the Falcons lost in the corner kick and final Wlmmer paced Bowling Green with two goals as the Wimmer opened the scoring at 9:25 of the first half, throughout the game. I was also very pleased by our bench. score departments, against Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Falcons downed Ohio Wesleyan, 2-1, in Delaware. executing a header set-up from a corner kick. Jim Kit- We had excellent depth" The Falcons are in action again tomorrow afternoon as "I'm glad my 100th is over," Cochrane smiled. "All year telberger was credited with the assist, as BG lead at the half, The shots on goal were just about even, 10-9 in BG's favor. they host the Miami Redskins at the activity field west of long I've been asked about it. Now that it's done, we can 1-0. Bob Alarcon was credited with three saves, while Ohio Perry Field at 3:30. Page 8 SportsThur«rsday, September 29,1977 Another example of a 'no-name' defense ? By Terry Goodman Sports Editor There are no superstuds on the Bowling Green defense defense needed a master mechanic. Just don't tell Prosak unit. There's no leader. They're small. They're mostly that inexperienced. Call 'em no-names. "We hang tough in the big situation," said the three-year But don't write off the Falcon contingent. The Job is getting starter, who may run into Western Michigan's stellar done. tailback Jerome Persell a time or two Saturday at Perry "After the first game i against Grand Valley State), I'd Field. have to call it a rubberband defense," said Alex Prosak, one "Nobody's the main main on our defense," Prosak added. of two veteran tackles. He's a senior along with Jack "Everybody's a leader out there. Everybody's talking. I Williams, who at 238-pounds is the heavyweight on defense. don't think I'm the spoken leader, but I'm well aware of the situation." IN THE COLLEGE sense, that's pretty small. Because of Experience-wise Prosak leads the way. Then comes the lack of size, many preseason publications said BG's Williams andcornerbackGreg Kampe in seniority. The rest of the defense is composed of underclassmen. WHO'S MIKE Callesen, for instance? He's a starting Oklahoma No. 1 linebacker and the team's leading tackier. Middle guard Jim Mitolo and linebacker Joe Guyer are close behind in tackles. NORMAN, OUa. (A IN-The Oklahoma Sooners moved Who's Tim Ross? He's only been here two quarters and back into the No.l ranking this week, but Coach Barry he's taken over the starting defensive end spot...as a walk-on. Switzer says the polls are not really meaningful this early Callesen and back Mike Sudgen are only since they bounce around like an Oklahoma pitchout. sophomores. Rounding out the starters are Junior backs "I'm not concerned about those polls right now. They're a Dirk Abernathy, Bob Cummins and Junior end Steve Siebert. little premature at this stage of the game," Switzer said Cliff Carpenter, a senior, alernates at the end post Newsphotos by Rick Miller Tuesday. Head coach Denny Stolz was worried about the defense last "I wish It were nine weeks from today. Those polls bounce spring. He doesn't appear to be worried now. Tough tackles around like the little white ball, or, maybe I should say, like "They've come a long way," he praised after the Iowa our pitchoutsdo." State loss. "I like the way they pursue the ball. In fact, Alex Prosak (left) and Jack Williams (right) anchor of Western Michigan's star tailback. Jerome Persell, Prosak Just doesn't run over people-he runs through them." Bowling Green's defensive line. They'll be seeing a lot Saturday at Perry Field. THE SOONERS had carried the preseason No. 1 ranking Into their opener with Vanderbilt, but then lost it to Michigan when they fumbled their way to a 25-23 victory. They rebounded the next week, though, to whip Utah 62-24, First -week blues hit college football 'experts' and moved into third Just ahead of fourth-place Ohio State. ByHi TerryIVrn Goodmanr.anHman "WE PROBABLY deserved it. the ranking, after beating Sports Editor Abernathy, Bill Schabel and Marty Herman are only a game OHIO UNIVERSITY OVER KENT STATE, 11-3-The Ohio State." senior quarterback Dean Blevins said. behind, while Bob Renney, Cheryl Geschke and this writer Golden Flashes don't appear to have the knockout punch, but "Now we have to go out week after week and play the best Tha call has been made to the bullpen. are two back. Boron, Renney and Sadler believe the little jabs will do Just we can. Now we really believe we're as good as the Upsets, particularly Minnesota's over UCLA and Miami's Editor Pat Thomas went Just 4-4 in Week I and requested fine. prognosticaters said at the first of the year." Blevins said over Indiana, led to a dlsasterous first-week of college help this week from photo editor Larry Kayser, in an attempt there is only one problem in being ranked at the top. football forecasting for our 12-person office panel of experts. to climb out of the cellar. MIAMI OVER YALE, 10-4-Surprised at last week's "In a way, this can hurt us by giving other teams added We haven't "given up the ship" yet but we have reinforced Redskin triumph? Herman. Sluzewski. Renney and I still incentive," he said, adding "We look at things in a positive our front line. WESTERN MICHIGAN OVER BOWLING GREEN, 8-6- weren't convinced. way here in Oklahoma. The team knows we have the At random guests this week are Dan Stokes, a senior The Broncos were the Mid-American Conference's preseason potential to be the best in the country." physical education major from Bedford, Mich.; Bob Boron, a favorites. But the Falcons need this one badly to stay in MICHIGAN OVER TEXAS A&M. 8-6-The Wolverines sophomore environmental health major from Hlcksville; and contention as Stokes, Thomas, Abernathy, Herman and good struggled last week, but the consensus thinks that they Top 10 Freddie Falcon, from parts unknown. old Freddie can attest to. simply were looking ahead Not so. says Thomas. Sadler, Delores Brim, the News' budget administrator, Jumped Schabel. Sadowski, Sluzewski and Geschke. 1. Oklahoma 48 3-0-0 1.130 6. Ohio St 2-1-0 601 ahead of the park with a 7-3 record, but she will lit out this BALL STATE OVER CENTRAL MICHIGAN, 8-«-We 2.S.Calif. 24 3- BOXOfFlCE OPENS 11 30PM SHOWTIME 13 01 AM. 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