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REMEMBER JANUARY? The Icy winter snowstorms which cancelled classes, caused thousands ol BG students to remain on the semi-frozen, Arctic-like campus for at least one weekend during the quarter. It's July now and the tables are turned-the temperature tables, that is. Major blackouts, droughts and raging forest fires have plagued the nation in the last few weeks due to the extreme temperatures ranging in the high 90s. According to Miles Flet- cher of the Wood County Historical Society, the county experiences a heat spell Uke this once every decade. Despite the humidity and heat, BG Beating indents most continue to attend classes. However, Roberto Loera, Paul Dominguez and his cousin the heat Phillip, found a "cool" way to cool off by splashing in the fountain to front of the Administration building photos by Greg Smestad recently.

S, today's views Kent State: on a media merry-go-round

Editor's note: Rock E. Ross was among the 193 protestors what the media had told me the protest movement of the resistance of the protesters, caused flaring tempers and arrested at Kent State last Tuesday, the 12tfa. The charge sixties was like, and convince myself that I was not still resulted in several incidents of police boxing ears and was contempt of court. In a Portage County Jail, Ross was wallowing in the mud of ten years ago. kicking protesters in the buttocks. a cell-mate with the father of Sandra Scheuer, one of the My first emotion upon reaching Tent City was panic, for four students killed at Kent State In 1970 it was deserted. But I soon learned that all its occupants But the media was so preoccupied with the arrest scene were engaged elsewhere in a meeting to decide whether to on the hill that no cameras were available to capture the Editorial by be arrested and hordes of newsmen were tramping over actions of the police by the buses. The reports of the Rock E. Ross people and possessions in their zeal to capture the sights pleasant manners of the police came from the media and and sounds of the victorious "take the bust" faction. The KSU administration, and not from the protesters who THE MEDIA, especially television, Is responsible for newsmen had already taken control of the situation just were dragged down the hill and handcuffed so tightly that numerous changes in our perception of events and the by their presence, for each protester and the group as a black and blue bruises were commonplace. importance of the continually flowing effect of our per- whole was bound to attempt to capture the attention of the ceptions upon the events and people we are linked to can't press. But before the next day was over I realized the The general reaction by the media to the loss of Tent be underrated. The total visual and sound experience necessity of the mediazation of the bust. City was that the protest was over and the Coalition made possible by television has allowed for a type of The fundamental difference between the May Fourth disbanded under the overpowering influence of the law. experience not possible before the media transformed our Coalition and their predecessors of the Sixties lies in the But after most of the 193 people arrested had been world into Mcl^ihan's global village, a phantom deja vu released, they gathered together for a post-mortem. The experience. mood was one of jubilation and victory. While being Living most of my second decade in the silence of the 'My journey to Kent forced to leave the hill, the Coalition had achieved an- Seventies, my experience with mass student activism and tionwide press coverage and unified its forces into a anti-war protest has been minimal. The only association I was much like a pilgrimage; solidarity unknown before. The mass trauma of arrest had with the protest movement of the sixties has been an and the refreshing presence of the 1000 cheering onlookers ephemoral experience, made possible by film. Thus, it I was traveling to what a had dissolved all barriers between the members of the was surprising to me, when placed in a situation that Coalition. resembled only newsclips I had seen, to have a definite decade of protest had led to, 'feeling of having been there before. But not only was the THE ONLY DISAPPOINTMENT of the bust was that it (deja vu a phantom one, but it was also unreal, for the and where that decade failed to soften the hardened resolve of the university to Impressions I gathered from the media about the protests move the gym site. The vast disparity between the of the Sixties was unreal. The media is like memory, I had ended in Coalition and university is a result of the widening chasm discovered, and only the most rewarding and painful created by the shootings in 1970. To the Coalition, the site moments are remembered. I simply was not prepared by a span of thirteen seconds.' of the shooting is sacred, a spot where the unique forces of my impressions molded from the images I had received the Sixties pitted half of a generation against the other, from the media for the amount of boredom and stalemate attitude held toward methods of change. The Sixties was with tragic results. The site must be preserved, lest we I had to face. an attempt to change the archaic institutions which had forget and repeat that mistake in the future. It is im- outlived their usefulness, with the assumption that when perative for our children and grandchildren to have the MY OLDER SISTER planted the only memorial to the the institutions change, the people inside them change as shooting site available to look at, so they can understand four Kent State students murdered in 1970, but even well. The Coalition holds no such disallusionments; their what a decade of misunderstanding can lead to. without that family tie binding me to the memory of the idealism has been kicked in the teeth. The holding of Tent Kent State Four, I couldn't resist the siren call of the May City and mass arrest was not an attempt to change the The university, however, desires to forget the shooting Fourth Coalition. Two years of struggling for student minds of the university administrators; the Sixties and go on with the learning process they feel is the only power at a university whose administration rests secure showed the futility of that aim. The mass arrest was proper course for the university to take. What they fail to in the complacency of their students made me hungry for rather an attempt to gain nationwide press, and bring realize is that the university can no longer be separated any group of people devoted to a worthwhile cause. pressure to bear on the Kent administration from outside. from outside events, nor can the learning process be once more relegated to dry academics. I faced the most MY JOURNEY TO KENT was much Uke a religious BECAUSE IT WAS planned as a media event, all ac- challenging learning experience in my life during one day pilgrimage; I was traveling to what a decade of protest tivities were orchestrated to adhere to a schedule which at Kent. And it was the same for all the protesters - on had led to, and where that decade had ended in a span of would satisfy the media. Tactics for drawing out the that day we made choices, choices which required thirteen seconds. But like all religions, I was living in the arrest were devised, the object being to prolong the thinking extinct in our present day learning factories. It past and Kent, as much for the rest of the protesters as for arrests for as long as possible. Protesters linked arms was a moral test which required us to map out our lives, me, was an attempt to finally purge ourselves of the and legs, making it impossible for the campus police to where we had been and where we wanted to go. responsibility for the Kent State debacle, lay the blame pry more than one person at a time from the group. The topg.3 where it properly stood, and return to the present and arrests took almost two hours, and played havoc on both future by putting the past into its perspective. For me to police and protesters. The police in their riot gear do that it was necessary to compare my experiences with sweltered in the heat, and their misery, added to the The BC News PaK<"2 Wednesday. July 20.1977 EDITORIAL STAFF

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Editorial and Business Offices 104 University Hall Bowling Green State University Bowling Green. Ohio 43403 Phone (41?) 371-3003 Wednesday, July 20,1977, The BG News Page 3 Abortions: no simple answer

Editorial That may seem like a strange thing to complicated and involved then any one with, but my wife taught me something on by James C. Crabtree say but let me explain: person or group can deal with. Methods of the day our son Aaron was born: No one First, there are not enough women in the birth control are a good start, but there is has the right to change or command a About 11 months ago, something hap- U.S. who have positions or functions of no sure way these methods can be woman in the decision she has made about pened in my life that made a significant political influence to truly give adequate available to those who cannot afford them whether or not to have an abortion. If we change in my attitude towards abortions. representation of their side, whether it be or that these methods are 100 per cent feel her choice is wrong, it is only because The first thing I should say before I start for or against. This country may be trying effective. we have all failed in creating a world thrtt is that men should be careful when they try to change this imbalance, but we have a I always have felt strongly against she does not want her child bom into.no to say something about an act that only a long way to go. abortions and still find them hard to agree matter what the reason. woman can perform because they have a Second, when you discuss abortions, you tendency to overlook the real effect of a bring up many moral issues, which means woman's role in childbirth. you bring in the Church. The day I helped my wife give birth to Kent State_ my son (mostly all I could do was watch), And when you bring in the Church, you from pg. Z everything that I felt I knew about no longer remain fair to those who do not It was impossible for me "The general reaction childbirth became meaningless. I sud- fully support the views of the Church and to sleep the night before the denly realized that no matter how hard I cannot hope to equal its influence on bust, though everyone else by the media tried to feel and understand what my wife American society. on the hill was asleep. They was going through, I could not. made their decision weeks to the loss of Tent City was Childbirth is something that happens "The day I helped before, but I was making that the protest was over and the hundreds of times a day in this country. mine then, in the few hours It's easy to come to different conclusions my wife give birth to my before dawn and arrest. It Coalition disbanded when you perceive it from a distance. was a decision-making under the overpowering influence However, when you see a woman on a son, everything that I process which required me delivery table, her legs strapped into felt I knew to ask myself, "Am I of the law." metal stirrups, all the conclusions and willing to go to jail for what opinions in the world will not make her job about childbirth I believe in, to suffer arrest may eventually lead to press, then the cause is the least bit simpler. became meaningless." and its degradations, or When you think of how many women who expose myself for a moral violence and another lost, for to the powerless, truly wish in their hearts that they did not coward?" tragedy. the Coalition, the media is have to face this moment, for whatever And if that search fails no longer the Fourth reasons, it's really sad. In relation to Finally, wc come to money. The need for and the Coalition loses for Estate, it is the Only ALL IS WELL FOR ME, one day the attention of the Estate. having children, the moment of birth is abortions is felt by the rich and tnt poor, and the rest of the in- only the first step in a long journey. That but the ability to get them is limited to dividuals who took the journey can be long and difficult when a those who can afford them. bust, but the cause for the No other group in America is left out of let's hear from you child is brought into the world by a woman Kent State Four is dying. more political decisions than the poor or who may be poor or single. The Coalition is now caught Tto Nwi — IciM optofee Iran ru. reader* la lie fern of letter* » nW rdJt* lower middle class. It is the women of wttrh remaaeal •• paMfahed rannn. rdlurUI paUry er IB. after lapk W h» up in the media merry-go- ML Is abortion the solution? That question is these groups who truly feel a need for All ktlen IINM be type wrltte. >ad triple ipaced Toey naal be ibj ard mad ft* hard to answer. "Yes" or "No" are not abortions, not because they lack a value round, forced to constantly ■■Lb*r i adaVf •• a«d pbaifte aanbrr auul bt lor ladedlor vertfIraOoa. Letter* ru I* arat u> Lmm u> ft* Eottar, The BG Ntwt, IN UatvenNy Hall. good answers because there are many for life, but because they value the lives of search for bigger and IV Nt■■ re*er>e* the right lo rrjrrl aad fetter* or portlam »l letter* If ftey vr different cases or situations involved. their children or know and feel the lies of better events to capture the <"■■! >■ bed laale or maUrfem No pmaael BIUKU or umrn-aUamf "ill be To see a matter as important or their unborn children may not have much attention of the media and pabUabed. ReaaVr* wtaanf, u maa.it gtwat catena* aaaald fattew a ■UnlUar emotional as abortions becoming involved value. the nation, a search which with politics is not uncommon. Abortion should not become a political issue! The issue of abortions is far more

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By Beverly Bogers Former director of University Police Department Dale Notes Staff Writer Shaffer outlined the students rights in relation to the University police. Graduation Have you ever wondered Just who can see your University Candidates for graduation Aug. 27 are asked to records or Just how much right you have In seeing records SHAFFER STATED that University police have no ac- place their orders immediately for caps and gowns at the University maintains on you? cess to a students' educational records. the University Bookstore, Student Services. No cash Assistant Vice Provost for student affairs Bobby G. He noted the only information the department can obtain is required at the time measurements are taken. Arrowsmith is the University's eipert on the Buckley would be the basic general information such as name and Graduation announcements will also be on sale in amendment, a federal bill which became law in 1974 to address, information which can be obtained in the student the bookstore two weeks before graduation. protect the rights of students and parents. directory, as well as any general information that is Arrowsmith, who reviewed the Buckley amendment to be maintained by the University. "Damn Yankees" In line with University regulations, said records not If a particular incident happens which involves the available are those not defined as educational records, also University police department to be called in concerning a The Huron Playhouse will be presenting the those specifically excluded Include financial statements student, the department makes a report concerning the musical comedy "Damn Yankees," July 26-30 in their provided by parents. incident. The only time information is released is If some theater on Ohio Street in Huron. Curtain time is 8 other law enforcement agency such as the Bowling Green p.m. ARROWSMITH SAID the Buckley amendment was put police department would ask if the University police had For ticket information, caU (419) 433-4744. into law because of the abuses that (law enforcement any information concerning a particular student. agencies, credit bureaus and other agencies) were inflicted The University police could then tell the Bowling Green Theater auditions upon citizens. He cited an incident where two grade school police what is In their written report. pupils of the same sex were caught holding hands in a Auditions for "Arms and the Man," which will be classroom; school officials thought the action improper, the second term play, are to be held from 6:30-10 and the Incident was recorded on the students' records. Ohio firemen return to class p.m. July 25 in the Joe E. Brown Theatre. The audition will be open to anyone interested. Arrowsmith noted, if a student felt something was in his to take specialized training The play will be directed by F. Lee Miesle and records that he felt was wrongfully included, the student scripts are available for reading in 322 South Hall. should make a written request to the office or personnel Ohio firemen will be classes in freeing trapped involved, stating how the Inclusion violates the students' taking classes at the motorists and instructor Sign up now! rights, the official will review the request. The inclusion University from Aug. 29- training. The King Tut trip scheduled by the Union Activities will be amended If he feels the students' request Is Justified. Sept. 2 as a supplement to Close to 500 firemen are Organization (UAO) for Aug. 12-14 is still taking The student could also request a formal hearing with the their previous training. expected to attend the reservations for anyone interested. right of an attorney present. Arrowsmith did note that no A new course in public school which is sponsored The price to anyone with any form of student student has ever challenged the University to a formal relations for fire service by the Ohio Department of identification will be $59 and $65 for non-students. hearing to amend or see undisclosed records. will be offered along with Education, vocational Entrance to the exhibit before tourists is guaran- division, the state fire teed, so there will be no waiting in line. marshal and the Univer- A $25 deposit can be taken to the UAO off ices on the sity's Office of Continuing third floor of the Union to sign up. THE NEW Education. Mr. Bojangles Playing Live Rock & Roll Daily

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By SherlL. Campbell dishwashers and janitors to soccer as any other foreign in which coaches must be our national teams to very popular. It's the in- Sports Writer lawyers and millionaires. country, although some certified. prepare them for in- ternational language in people tend to disagree," Bowling Green was ternational competition. every country," Cochrane Those of you living in A typical day at the camp Killen said. chosen three years ago as "Soccer is becoming added. Kreischer Quad may be runs from 8 a.m. until 9 or Other popular soccer the site of one of the USSF wondering about all those 10 p.m. During this time coaches at the camp in- camps. As the mid-west men dressed in soccer the coaches attend clude Tom Fleck, from coordinator, Cochrane shorts and shirts eating in specialized on-the-field l.ehinh University, the handles everything from the cafeteria. They are training in such areas as national technical director field upkeep to secretarial some of the best soccer technique and physical for USSF; Bob Gansler, services. coaches in the nation. fitness. They also attend assistant to Chyzowych "I'm proud of Bowling At least they should be classroom lectures on from Milwaukee and Joe Green and of our coaching after attending this week's psychological motivation, Machnik, a goal-keeping school. There has been a USSF (United States team organization and specialist from New phenomenal growth in terms of roaches seeking this opportunity," Cochrane said. "Ohio will The BG News be interesting to watch. Ten years ago, there was no soccer. Today, within a 30 mile radius 3,000 kids are playing the game," he Sports added. Page? Wednesday, July 20,1977 MOST OF THE coaches attending the camp are Soccer Federation) administration and the Haven, Connnecticut. very impressed with coaches workshop coor- laws and rules of the game. AT THE END of the Bowling Green. dinated by Falcon soccer The lecture on anatomy week, coaches are given a coach Mickey Cochrane. and physiology is taught by written comprehensive "The facilities here are Bowling Green is the only University head athletic exam, as well as a personal among the best." said location in the midwest trainer Bill Jones. practical exam on the coach Jim Rudy from where the workshop is The field instruction soccer skills they have Florida Technical held. Other sites include phase is taught by several learned during the week. University in Orlando. Florida, Massachusetts, notables of the soccer After passing these Florida. He added an in- New York. Texas, world. One such person, exams, the coaches are teresting comment on the California, Oklahoma, and Walter Chyzowych, is head awarded a certification in cafeteria food, "The food is Washington State. These U.S. Olympic team coach, one of three levels ranging fantastic. It's the best camps are held from June World Cup team coach, and from coaching beginning we've had so far." 1st to August 15th and National Junior team soccer players on up to The coaches attending again in December and coach. coaching in the the camp are trying to April. professional ranks. Soccer expose themselves to the CHYZOWYCH IS the is the only sport in America methods used to work with "ANYONE WHO wants first American chosen for to be exposed to the latest, the head national coach up to date methods of position and hails from USSF national technical advisor Tom Fleck of Lehlgh coaching can attend," said Philadelphia Textile University talks to one of the candidates for the Bill Killen, the head soccer Uniersity, relatively United States national Junior team. Coaching these coach at Yale University unknown to most people, young boys Is part of the USSF coaches clinic being and of the camp's staff but fairly well known in held at the University this week. coaches. The participants soccer circles. in the camp come from all "We feel that Americans N«w*photo by Grog Sm»itod walks of life ranging from are just as competent in Tiffany Style Glass at JW^ Enjoyal6oz. serving of

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By Kevin Coffey The three younger participation has grown the equipment needs of the aged 9-12 and a Pony addition of a Colt level Sports Editor divisions play their games along with the leagues. program. league event for players in tourney. at the organization's two This summer, the Bowling Green's the 13-14 group." "We hope to be able to fields located at the south organization's 26 teams program is not affiliated THE TOURNEY WILL expand the tournament "We try to strive for one end of Mercer Road. The average 15 players per with the National Little feature area teams with next year, but since this is thing. We want to teach the fields are maintained and squad, enabling ap- league organization, and those already invited in- our first year and we're players the skills and cared for by the proximately 400 players to therefore is ineligible to cluding squads from just getting our feet wet, fundamentals of baseball." organization. participate. participate in any little Fostoria, Findlay, we didn't want to bite off Coming from the Nine teams make up the Interest seems to stay League-sponsored post Fremont, Tiffin, Oregon, more than we could chew." president of a youth Pee Wee circuit, with eight with the players as they season tournaments or all- Pemberville, Napoleon and CARR FINDS THE baseball organization,' that squads in the Junior progress through the star contests. Despite this, the Southwood League nrogram rewarding thought is refreshing, division and seven teams in different divisions, as Carr however, the local group l southern Wood County). because of the opportunity especially at a time when the Senior league. explained "about 90 per- will this year undertake its Tournament play will to see the younger players throughout the United Bowling Green's two cent of our players go own post season play and run from August 6-12, inaction. States, youngsters on the squads in the Colt through the entire all-star events. capping off the baseball field are being Division participate In the program." "This year we are organization's season that bombarded with a "win- Maumee Colt League, sponsoring an area all-star goes from late May to late lolligag ning is everything" at- although they are sanc- "OUR BIGGEST tournament in two July. Why lolligag through the titude. tioned by the Bowling decline seems to be in divisions," Carr explained. Carr said expansion of rest of the summer? Cedar But David Carr, Green organization. the Colt division," Carr "We plan to have a Pee Point offers you the op the tournament is a future portunity tosperK) the rest president of the Bowling "WE JUST DON'T siad. When the players get Wee tournament for boys possibility, especially the ol your summer earning oft Green Pee Wee Baseball have the players to form to that age .they have more needed money, working League, takes the attitude enough teams for a diversified interests such with thousands of other of a decreasing minority of Bowling Green Colt as high school sports, and college students, and a SAMCOM OFFICE MACHINES practical field study In adults involved with such League," Carr said, "We some just decide that human relations, all in the baseball programs by have to send our Colt baseball is not their thing." 5% Discount to Students with ID. confines of a summer stressing that winning is players into the Maumee The organization seems (Except on Sale Items) resort park. Various not everything, but lear- league, but all of their to have generated good positions are available. ning and development are. interest within the com- TYPEWRITER SALES AND SERVICE Information and ap home games are played at plications are available in Bowling Green High munity as local merchants FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY HAND HELD CALCULATORS AND SUPPLIES the Student Employment THE BOWLING GREEN School's field." and groups sponsor the Office, or contact Per Junior baseball circuit is The leagues have been in squads in all four divisions. sonnel Dept., divined into four leagues or existence for "15 or 20 The sponsors pay for 244 South Main St Bowling Green. Ohio CEDAR POINT divisions. The Pee Wee years" Carr said, and uniforms and take care of ISANDUSKY, OHIO 44870 division is made up of Phone 352-7780 players 9-10 years of age.the junior division has "Something ABORTION BPB r=Jf=JiaJr=Jf=Jr=Jf=Jf=Jr=JfeJr^Jr=Jf=J.=Jf=J^l| players 11 and 12, the Different" $150.00 Senior group players are 13 TOIL FREE 9 o.m.-lO p.m and 14.and the l'ult League Is Coming To BG players 15 and 1G. 1-800-433-8113 Tiffany Lounge Unisex Clothing Fatigues - Jewelry Ross Hotel 111 South Main Street Smoking Supplies Bowling Grrrn. Ohio 43402 Used & New Jeans Cocktail Hours 4-7 YOUR COMPLETE Imports • India Tops ONE STOP PRINTER AND SANDBOX WEST COPYCENTER MINI-MALL Daily Specials We typo and 190 SOUTH MAIN STREET print resumes! BOWLING GREEN. OHIO Jl— '|—^^fcJrttJr^f^r=Jr=Ji 352-S7CZ