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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. The G Slews Bowling 'Green State University Postich eyes steps to cut through state's red tape by John Lammtrs devoting millions of dollars to cut to get paid he needs to go through hearing, is for the University to do •ditorial editor through red tape to get to money will have to go back to the have to remain, such as those that all the paperwork," he said more planning before the ap- University for information few deal with building safety, he said, for capital improvements. yesterday. "There just has to be a propriation and to bypass some of times. Occasionally, everyone feels like George Postich, University vice but others could be bypassed. way to simplify. the state agencies that review Postich said the phases would not they are battling against a useless president for operations, testified "There isn't one thing itself. It's He said the state auditor could bureaucracy, some of that every stage of construction. have to go through some state check the building process, but that that there are 30 to SO the procedure. It's well in- THIS REALIGNMENT Postich belonging to the University. bureaucratic steps between the offices if the University was given his check would be during the tentioned. They're trying to keep said, is based on a 1976 recom- its appropriations in lump sums, But the University is finding that University's intitial plan and the an eye on the tax dollars, so building. Under the present it also has that problem-it is mendation to the state legislature perhaps quarterly, and paid bills system, the building waits for the ribbon-cutting. everyone's watching the watchers. from the state Board of Regents fighting the state bureaucracy. THOSE ACCOUNTING con- and changed plans on its own. checking. But there's another way of doing and would take new state "We can do much of the In testimony at a state hearing structional and architectural steps it." Postich estimated that the on higher education in Findlay legislation. management ourselves," he said. recommendations, if implemented, lost Ohio schools $30 million from The other way of doing it, which By adding more detail in the Wednesday, the University said it 1975-77, Postich said. "Why have it checked and would eliminate SO to 70 percent of Postich presented to the state intial university planning stage, rechecked?" and other Ohio schools are "Each time a contractor wants representatives who sponsored the the steps and, accordingly, that Postich said, the various offices SOME REVIEW process would much time. fri- Freshman fires up 10-19-79 for career as stunt man

by Paula Wlnalow Artists to open managing editor exhibits here If University freshman Ted A. Batchelor was to croon, "Come on Various art forms will be baby, light my fire," he wouldn't featured at exhibits opening be kidding. on campus this weekend. And he probably wouldn't A collage exhibition of art hesitate to prove the point. by University alumnus David He would don three layers of Burkett opens at 7 p.m. today clothing and two pairs of eye in the McFall Center Gallery. goggles. Then a friend would spray Burkett, who teaches at the him with two cans of lighter fluid Maumee Valley Country Day and toss a lighted match at him. School, says the exhibit is a Within a few seconds, Batchelor variety of 27 pieces centering would look like a human candle. around the theme of It's not that Batchelor has a homecoming weekend death wish. It's all part of his festivities. dream of becoming a Hollywood At 9 p.m., during a stunt man. reception that will ac- Tad Batchelor: "I'm not some kid company the opening, the " I'M NOT SOME kid doing it just doing It just to do It...I've got a goal Bowling Green String Quartet - to do it," Batchelor, 20, says in about the whole thing." will perform. defense of his unusual hobby. "I've The exhibit, which con- got a goal about the whole thing." "I got my curiosity satisfied a tinues through Nov. 14, is His goal is to build a portfolio of little, but now I know what I have to open to all. photographs of himself performing do and how hard I have to work." various stunts. The collection could Batchelor began flirting with Pottery, prints, jewelry and be his ticket to a job as a paintings will be featured in stunt man dream as an eighth professional film or television stunt grader when he and his friend an exhibit of Susan and man from which he could earn Russel Bolt's work opening at staged automobile accidents. about $280 a day setting himself Batchelor would pose as a 2 p.m. Sunday in the gallery aflame, being hit by moving of the Fine Arts Building and pedestrian and an accomplice automobiles or driving through would run into him with a car. continuing through Nov. 11. plate glass windows. The Bolts live in "We'd do it right in front of Batchelor's dream already has supermarkets," Batchelor recalls. Charlevoix, Mich, where netted him some money- they operate the Grange Hall "People would just drop unknowing friends and acquain- everything and run to us." Pottery and Print Shop. tances often bet that Batchelor Before opening their art won't go through with his studio in 1976, Bold designed BUT UPON their arrival, the treacherous-looking stunts. The tricksters would hop into the car automotive interiors for gamblers always lose. General Motors. Mrs. Bolt and speed away. The procedure is safe and taught at Wayne State BUT HIS STUNT work has not University and was an simple, according to Batchelor. As been limited to showing off before the car hits the back of his thigh, he illustrator for the Detroit friends. Press. jumps about six inches off the Batchelor already has had a ground, rolling three time onto the From 9 a.m. to noon, taste of professional stunt work. He Monday Mrs. Bolt will con- automobile hood. The trick never spent about a year and a half in has caused him injury, he insists. duct a workshop in the print Hollywood immediately after his studio of the School of Art to The Chagrin Falls native also high school graduation, trying to enjoys diving through plate glass demonstrate the creative work as a stunt man. But such jobs methods from the exhibit. windows, a trick he learned while are not easily found. in Hollywood. Although he wears "It's all breaks out here," he only a T-shirt, jeans and baseball inside says. "You've got to know people gloves during the stunt, the and they 've got to know you." daredevil never has been cut from Batchelor did manage to land the dives. one small role in the movie "Death The procedure includes running Race 2001" in which he was the toward the window and diving pseudo-victim of a motorcycle through the pane, hitting the glass K* crash. However, the scene was fist-first with extended arms. With edited out of the film. enough momentum, the glass Slightly discouraged but still breaks and falls behind the diver, determined about his career goals, not wielding as much as a nick on Batchelor decided he might have a his bare head or arms. better chance for sucess by getting a college education and majoring BUT BATCHELOR'S favorite in film at the University. feat by far is setting himself on fire. "IF I HAD come to the University His first episode with flames was right out of high school I would only the result of a dare from his BaalBaa^BBBeBBBiBBl . * ^e^aplB^a^BvfaBe>esHB>» SPORTS -Footballcoach photo by Kyle Danace'au be thinking of stunts," the fresh- friends. Smothered in fire, Bat- Denny Stolz talks about his man says, explaining his stint in Running acrosa campus while being consumed in llamas makes lor an average) day lor past and his future with BG Hollywood, i Continued on page 6 University Freshmen Ted Batchelor. Hie aspirations have him falling, tumbling and get- football. Page 10. ting a little beat up as a Hollywood stunt man. FEATURE-Country music is the topic of a new Professor seeks efficient way of converting coal to gas course this quarter which looks at the history and by Cindy Harper continue his research. from Argonne. the researchers used cost more tract; and coal contains much development of the industry. A University professor hopes to "I'm waiting to see if I'll be tied than $1 million and much of the sulphur, which is a pollutant. Page 6. ease the energy crunch by finding up with Argonne again. If not, I'll "BASICALLY," Newman said, equipment was provided by NEWMAN EXPLAINED that an efficient way to convert coal to start a project here at the "we studied the structure of coal, Argonne. the breakdown of coal molecules is weather natural gas and gasoline. University and take samples to trying to find out how coal is put Newman said there are three essential before gasoline can be David Newman, chemistry Argonne periodically." together. There are about 500, main problems with converting created. To break the molecules, professor, spent the summer at the Newman said he saw an an- different compounds in coal." coal to natural gas and gasoline: coal must be melted. Salts are used MOSTLY CLOUDY. High Argonne National Laboratory in nouncement in a science journal The Department of Energy coal has very large molecules that to melt the coal, but this causes a 72Ff22C),low50F(10C),40 Argonne, 111, on a National Science about the project, filled out an (DOE) allotted the research group are difficult to break up and study; problem; when the coal molecules percent chance of Foundation faculty ressearch application and was selected to do $250,000 for one year. Newman coal also is comprised of inorganic precipitation. melt, they form other compounds. residency. He said he plans to the research with five scientists added that some of the instruments "junk" which is difficult to ex- Continued on page 3 Get involved: 'Student' is the first word in SGA

Humans arc a contradictory and if you had no say in any matter? tendance surprised me. Are many this quarter is a voting student feel this way. confusing breed. I often wonder Well, it is probably a surprise to students this year like I was last representative on the University what other beings are like in the many students that they do have a year, apathetic? Board of Trustees. After much It's very easy to say a group was focus voice, and whether or not they use Out of the thousands of students not properly represented if few cosmos. Do they constantly destroy consideration from both sides, SGA that voice, it is still there. living on campus, less than 100 voted not to support the state bill. members of the group attended the themselves? Do they scream for Jeff Diver representation and not utilise it? If you haven't guessed, what I'm attended the meetings. Were they meetings. Do they care about anything? getting at is "student apathy." uninformed about the meetings? In last Wednesday's meeting, I'm not picking on the minorities, "Nobody asked me" can be Everyone fall out for the Student Who cares right? (Note: This is not a public three Black Student Union (BSU) but any group that has used this constantly heard echoing in the Government Association (SGA) This quarter I am covering SGA relations piece for SGA, and I will members, including BSU om- poor excuse before knows what I'm dormitories when changes in the meeting. "Are you kidding? The for The News. I had not attended an receive no reward for it.) budsman Joseph Jordan, attended talking about. University are announced. Does World Series is on." "I'm too SGA meeting until this quarter. But I have no doubt in my mind the meeting. Jordan spoke before Get involved, voice your con- your state representative consult busy," "Oh, they dont do But I am correcting my mistake. I that if a controversial subject the SGA and said the minorities felt cerns, whether it is to the anything." "I don't care." every one of his constituents, in- plan to continue attending the arises or someone has a gripe, the they were not properly University, SGA, or your cluding you before voting on a bill? meetings even if my News beat attendance rate will rise. representated in the board of hometown council. By the way, do you know who your What a fine world (or Univer- changes. Sometimes that theory doesn't trustee issues. If more minorities state representative is? sity) this would be without So far I've convered three work though. For instance, an would have attended this and the Jeff Diver is a News staff Input is based on you! representation. How would you feel meetings and at each, the at- issut that has caused controversy previous meetings, they might not reporter. opinion Evaluations needed THIS IS Vtoup. CAPTAIN SPEAK1N&... The question made University Provost Michael R. Ferrari squirm. That question, asked by a legislator at the House Finance Sub- VERY SHORTLY, WE't-LBC EXpefteMciHG, committee hearing in Findlay Wednesday morning, concerned what the WHAT'S KJ^OWN AS TV+E''MfoMING-©0T'' University was doing to insure the quality of its programs. It was a stumper. EPT=EC.T. No NJECD To V^R^YTHCUSJ+, In fact, the University has been operating a full year without a formal program evaluation. Recently, the Academic Council has been looking ■WE'L-L- DO ALJ- WET CAN TO t^AK£ tNG into this oversight. TH s AS pLe^AMr AS. With Increased Importance stressed for such a program by the Ohio POSSIBLE FCP-YOU... Board of Regents and the state legislature, the Council is considering the implementation of a formal review process. We feel that such a program Is overdue. In the past, the University's method of evaluation has been random. For instance, the evaluation by students of a course at the end of a quarter has been required by some departments and not others. With funding for Universities becoming tighter, it would be a good idea to have something to present to the state legislature showing the ef- fectiveness and worthiness of University programs. A formal review process Is also a simple way for improvement. It is a method of throwing out courses or programs that don't meet certain standards. letters. Falcons encourage football fans This past week, your football years. team traveled to Kent State and came back with a fine win after a This Saturday, we will need the disheartening loss to the Toledo same kind of vocal support that you Rockets. We know how deeply gave us at the end of the Toledo disappointed you must have been contest, for the entire Miami game. after the .Toledo game, because we We want to win not only for our- felt just as bad. selves, but for you also. Tins week is our Homecoming Let's all be a part of the biggest game against a very fine opponent- Falcon football victory in years! -the Miami Redskins. No one knows better than us the problems Senior members of the we have ha with Miami over the Falcon squad Farrell lecture gives insight Electric bill is the real invention As anyone who went to Warren confirmation that they, as well as WASHINGTON - This month, we Edison studied the bill and then it just because you're going to Farrell's "Liberated Man" lecture those on campus who may be less are celebrating the 100th an- said, "You spelled kilowhat wrong. come up with a light bulb." knows, it was more a growing vocal, need help badly. niversary of the electric light bulb. It'sk-i-1-o-w-a-t-t." THE BANKER interrupted, process than a simple talk. In my Uneducation in this matter has no All the credit is given to Thomas focus "YOU IDIOT," the banker "I've got it. Tom can make money case, it was the most extraordinary excuse and Farrell's lecture was Alva Edison who Invented it. shouted at Kobrin, "you want me to on the bulb. It will burn out in a few intellectual experience I have ever an excellent opportunity for this But what people don't know is Art Buchwald Invest my money in an electric bill hours and people will have to buy a had. It would be safe to say, that education. that another person, Jeffrey and you can't even spell what we're new one every time it does. Well the women and men who par- As I have acquired more Insight Kobrin, started it all. He invented "Look," said the banker, "I have going to charge the people for." let Edison keep the patent on the ticipated have been changed. into sex roles, rules and their the electric bill two years earlier a crazy friend in Menlo Park, N.J., The banker cooled down. "Tom, bulb, but we hold the rights to the Judging by the small number of implications, I have also gained a than the electric light. If it hadn't who is an inventor. Why don't we can you do it? I believe in this electric bill, where the real money people who showed up and stayed generalized view of Bowling Green been for Kobrin, Edison might go to him and ask him to invent electric bill. But we need your is." until the end, I would tend to think students. Consciousness-raising never have been inspired to invent something that people would have technical know-how before we can They shook on it, and the rest is that the vast majority on this groups are in the process of being the bulb. to use so we could send them a put it in the mail." history. Unfortunately, Edison has campus fall into either one of the organized and there is a possibility Jeffrey was an accountant by bill?" Edison said, "Well, I was become a household name, but two characteristics Farrell that "The Liberated Man" may be trade, but at night he dabbled in bis The banker and Kobrin took the working on an electric light bulb, Jeffrey Kobrin, the man who mentioned: regarding men as available in the bookstore soon; basement trying to think up new ferry to Hoboken and the train to but I gave It up because I couldn't started it all, has been forgotten. mini-rapists and women mini- therefore I strongly suggest that ways of charging people for ser- Menlo Park, where they found Tom figure out any way to make money TTiis is ironic, because everybody masochists; insensitive enough not anyone with the desire to expand vices in their homes. One evening Edison messing around in his dirty on it. Now that you've invented an takes Edison's light bulb for to realize it by learning about it. one's outlook make trial of the up- he was sitting at his bench and he laboratory. They showed him the electric bill it might be worth my granted, but they all scream A typical illustration is my walk coming possibilities. wrote down the word "What." bill and the banker said, "Tom, can while to go back to it." bloody murder every time they get into town a few days ago. There For information, contact me (in then he wrote down "100 whats." you come up with a gimmick so we Kobrin said, "Wait a minute. I one of Kobrin's thoughtfully were seven incidents of jeering, 450 Dunbar; phone 24074) or Leon Then he wrote "1,000 whats," It can stick the people for using it?" created this bill. You can't get in on designed electric bills. whistling and-or rude commenting Bonta for the men's group (at 403 didn't make any sense until he by Garry Trudeau directed towards me by boys in East Court; phone 352-6000). scribbled down "One kilowhat DOONESBURY passing cars and on thestreet. T*3- I^Aift W Petra Wolfs teller equals 1,000 whats." i^w MSa T) K PEKKOiy FRANK, MR ■^w These incidents exemplify the ofccune HARRJS, YOUR menu usr OF 450 Dunbar He showed it to his wife. She said, BUT ITS AN OUT- IKNOU. «,»- r —rr- M*1BB AFTER. immaturity of those people and the "What Is It?" .KmiMtUNtxes m.mn% it POCS.SK. ABHORS IN THIS WHN IS A BUI I JUST WHAHPW& \8BNMSSHiRX. Aff> IM Burmese sxxroe. nmr NOU, ue ARF "ITS AN electric bill. You put It mBKAtom saw. H3UKCS TKVIN3 TO AW ACTIONS IHKH VSPSB,IFHESAUVB! HMmSSm IT goes. in the mail and you can collect TAKBTIME.. M6NTBeP0UTKAUY \~^JHFVFUM./ £ \ .The 3*0 Hews. millions of dollars when people Vol. 06, No. 16 10-19-Tt EDITO»I*LSTAFF Page 2 send in their checks. Editor PgtMyland "Why would people send In their Managing editor •'•Kg Winnow checks for an electric bill if they News editor Cindy Zlotnlk Editorial editor John Limmps don't use any?" Sports adilor Don Flrtttont "I haven't figured that out yet Copy editor Pern Dalglelsh Photoadltor Frank Breitnaupt But you'U have to admit it's one of Enterteinment editor •III Gueulette the best bills I've ever invented." Wlrggdllgr Oooplng Kartioei "Jeffrey, will you stop this BUSINESSSTAPF nonsense? All these crazy bills you

Busm«» manager Leslie ftuppert design haven't put one loaf of bread on the table." ftecAueows Tke go News Is goalished dally Tuesday threugk Friday daring tne regular school RKUN ASSOCIATE.. year and weekly during summer sessions ay students at Bowling Green Slate But Kobrin was not discouraged. US lAST EHHOfK. University under the authority at me university Pvolirations Committee. He went to see an investment . even ne mire Opinions eagre tsed By ceiummsts de net necessarily reflect the egmens al me BO banker on Wall Street. The banker itust WBOPTS\ News Editorial Beard , PtEH UXHNO The BO Nosy and Bowling Organ State University are egoal epgortsmity employers looked at the new electric bill and add do net discriminate in Hiring practices said, "By gum, it has possibilities. Tn. Noon w.ii net accept ed.ert.ting m.t it deemed discriminatory, degrading er insulting en the Oasis el rare, tor er netieneI origin If we could send out one of these to Ml ngnis tg mglgrsgl pttSlitMo m Tne BO News are reserved every family tn America each

Editorial end Bonnets Otlues month we could be rolling in lot university Mall money." gowlmg Green stele University Bowling •rod*. Okie «Ml) "EXACTLY, SDH, but I cant PtseneltltDIl led) think what to charge them for." 10-19-79 Tho BG News 3 briefs. Organist to give concert Theater of visual language Organist Vernon Wolcott will perform Bach's "Orgalbuchleln" at 8 Troupe uses song, dance, mime to communicate p.m. today, tomorrow and Sunday in Organ Studio 112, Musical Arts Center. The concert is free, but all seats must be reserved. Tickets can The National Theatre of the Deaf the first professional company of states, including two Broadway IN 1977 the Theatre receivea tne be obtained by calling the Musical Events Office at 372-2181. will present "The Wooden Boy, or the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center productions. In addition, more than Tony Award for Theatre the Secret Life of Gepetto's in Waterford, Conn. The troupe 100 million Americans have seen Excellence on the stage of the Dummy," Sunday at 8 p.m. in the was established with the spon- them on national television, most Shubert Theater in Now York. Brass Quintet to perform Grand Ballroom, Union. sorship of the Center and $331,000 notably on "Sesame Street"; the Admission to the performance is The Bowling Green Brass Quintet will give a free concert at 3 p.m. All but three of the company's 12 grant from the Vocational CBS special, "A Child's Christmas $1 for University students and $3 Sunday in Bryan Recital Hall. The concert will feature "Sonata for members are deaf. The troupe uses Rehabilitation Administration of in Wales"; and the PBS special, for non-students. Group rates are Two Trumpets and Brass" by Purcell and "Notes for Brass Quintet" American Sign Language, song, the Department of Health, "Who Knows One." available at $2 per person by by David Baldwin. The show is free and open to all dance and mime to create the calling 372-2222. All tickets are "theater of visual language" in general admission and can be Poet to read works their performances. The three "...actors are communicating purchased at the box office in hearing actors speak and perform University Hall or at the door the Keith Wilson, poet-in-residence and professor of English at New their own roles, as well as those of with audiences with a kind of night of the performance. Mexico State University, will read from his works at 9: IS p.m. Monday their deaf collegues. The performance is part of the in the Commuter Center Lounge, Mosely Hall. Wilson has published "The ability of deaf people to depth and intensity we have Artist Series, "a group of cultural poetry in several Journals, written three books of poetry and is writing sense and communicate things by events brought to the University to a novel. He also has won several honors and awards for his work. The means other than verbal is fan- never seen before." supplement the arts on campus," reading is free and open to all. tastic. Because of their reliance on according to Richard Lenhart, sources other than the human Education and Welfare. The Theatre also has received coordinator of the Artist Series. Handicrafting miniatures workshop voice, actors are communicating SUNDAY'S PRODUCTION is many awards and decorations for The series is funded by students' with audiences with a kind of depth part of the troupe's 24th national its promotion of the deaf theater. general fees and has been in A workshop on handcrafting minatures will be offered at 7:30 p.m. and intensity we have never seen existence for 30 years, Lenhart Tuesday at the University Center for Continued Learning, 194 S. Main tour. The group also has made 11 In 1972, the company was the before," says the Theatre's European tours and two tours of only theater group invited to spend added. The Cultural Events St. Mary Stoots, co-owner of a studio specializing in doll houses and founder, David Hays. Committee, chaired by Mildred miniatures, will conduct the session. Participants will be charged a $4 Asia and Australia. a month at Peter Brook's Inter- The company, which was The company has given more national Center for Theatre Lintner, is in charge of the Artist registration fee. The session is open to all. To register, contact the founded by Hays 12 years ago, is center at 372-0363. than 2,000 performances in 47 Research in Paris. Series. Council for Exceptional Children Student Council for Exceptional Children will meet at 6 p.m. Sunday Future leaders to vie for Truman Scholarship in the Commuter Center. The meeting will feature a guest speaker who will talk about visual impairment. Nominations for the 1980 Harry S. leadership in government. average of at least 3.0 and have -the student's score on the Harry Methods Experience registration Truman Scholarship program now To be eligible, a student must selected an undergraduate S. Truman Scholarship Program are being taken. have between 92 and 114 credit program leading to a career in Qualifying Test; and The scholarships are awarded on hours in the present year. A student government. -transcripts of the student's high Registration for the winter quarter Methods Experience Project will the basis of merit to students who must be nominated by his or her The scholarship covers expenses be at 6:30 p.m. Monday in 1 IS Education Bldg. school and college grades along have outstanding potential for college, have a grade point for tuition, fees, books, room and with three letters of recom- board to a maximum of $5,000 mendation. annually for up to four years. The The scholarship program, which Newman From pago 1 student will be supported through was set up by Congress in 1976, is his senior year of college and three Newman said this hinders the "THIS IS the main point of our next 400 years," he said. The oil companies do not want to supported by the federal gover- years of graduate school. nment. A total of S3 scholarships research because researchers research," Newman said. "The develop new forms of energy are awarded each year must stop to find what new com- conversion of coal to natural gas NEWMAN SAID the government because they are making so much EACH ACCREDITED institution pounds have been formed. and gasoline is being done, but we money now producing oil, he said. The scholarship was named after does not spend enough money on of higher education in Ohio is former president Truman because The conversion of coal to natural are trying to find a way of making research for energy sources such authorized to nominate up to two gas and gasoline is not a new of his devotion to government the conversion without wasting so as coal, solar and nuclear power. NEWMAN SAD) that within the students for the 1980 competition. services. technique. It first was done in much coal." With more research, Newman next 30 years, much work will be Selection will be made on the basis Germany in the 1920s and 1930s. Faculty members who know of Newman added that the energy said, a major percentage of the done to convert coal to natural gas of. an eligible student, or students who The conversion of coal to gas also crisis is real. "In fact," he said, "it world's energy could be supplied and gasoline, unless another -the student's public service wish to nominate themselves, is being done in large factories, is more real elsewhere than here In by (he conversion of coal to natural source of energy is developed. activities; the United States." should contact William O. called Ascher-Tropsch plants, in gas and gasoline. -an essay of 600 words or less Reichert, chairman of the political Africa, Newman said. Africa uses Newman explained that the "However," he noted, "there "I don't think that the prices of discussing a public policy issue of science department, as soon as the conversion process because it energy shortage exists, in part, won't be any large breakthrough in oil will be cheaper if the conversion the student's choice; le. is in short supply of other forms of because the process of extracting this before the turn of the century process is used," Newman said. energy. However, in using the coal from the ground is dangerous More than SO percent of the coal in "Oil which costs about fM a barrel process it wastes large amounts of and expensive. "However, we do the U,S. is owned by the oil com- to produce now will probably cost Give a hand the coal. have enough coal to last for the' panies." about $30 to $35 if made from coal."

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WORE •OWUM UIIH.Mll WELCOME BACK All ALUMNI! 6 The BG News '0-19-79 New sociology course explores development of country music music and the use of drugs in the by Diane Redo with country music and provide an overall perspective about the industry will be discussed in the history and development of the course, Denisoff said. The obvious merits of Dolly industry. Parton may not be the subject of DENISOFF DEVELOPED the discussion in a typical lecture As a sociology course, the class is course in part because of his in- period, but a study of the attitudes actually a study of social history, terest in country music. He of country music fans very well Denisoff said. "Country music has describes himself as a "born-again could be. always been a commodity. We country music fan" whose interest In "Country Music and Society," won't try to determine if the music in the music stems from watching a course offered for the first time is good or bad, but the reasons, the cowboy films in his youth. this fall at the University, logic behind why it developed the Denisoff added that four years of Sociology Professor R Serge way it did," he expplained. research for his latest book,' I've Denisoff will strive to eliminate Changes in the country music Always Been Crazy", which he stereotypes usually associated industry, commercialism of the named after the song by country music star Waylon Jennings, also prompted him to develop the Consumer Corner course. .. Editor's Note: Consumer Corner is a weekly feature of The News "Students also approached me taken from current public topics, inquiries and closed cases of the on starting the course, Denisoff Student Consumer Union (SCU), 405 Student Services Bldg. This said. "I had enough information on week's information was provided by SCU caseworker Nancy O'Malley. country music from 1954 to the Dear SCU, present, but to teach the course I This is in reply to our security deposit, or should I say, lack of a needed to do more research on the suitable refund for our occupancy at a local apartment. music's development from 1890 to The cleaning charge for the carpet was justified and anticipated. World War II." However, a charge of $10 for "wash all floors" was totally unac- He estimates that 65 to 70 ceptable. The entire apartment except for the entry is carpeted. students are enrolled in the course, Therefore, I believed that a $10 fee for wiping a 4 foot by 6 foot entry is most of whom are sociology quite ridiculous. majors. As for the range, refrigerator and countertops in the kitchen, we "I took the class because he's spent an entire afternoon cleaning them and know they were in im- (Denisoff) interesting and I've had maculate condition, far better that the condition in which we found him before," said senior Jeff Kiser. them. The same is true for the bathroom tub, stool and sinks. a sociology major. Can a landlord charge such outrageous charges for an apartment we spent days cleaning? JUNIOR COMMUNICATIONS Signed, All Washed-up major John LaRoche said his Dear Washed-up, roommates recommended the Here are a few facts you should know regarding security deposits course. "He's a pretty hip dude," According to the Ohio Revised Code section 5321.16, money held by the LaRoche said about the professor. landlord as a security deposit may be applied to the payment of damages that the landlord has suffered as a result of the tenant's Denisoff, with near shoulder failure to comply with some obligation imposed by the code or the lenth hair and a beard, is rarely lease, such as using all plumbing fixtures properly or keeping the motionles while delivering a lec- apartment reasonably clean. ture. Pacing back and forth, he The code does not include any guidelines for setting the cost of speaks with side-eyed emphasis cleaning and repair of an apartment or its contents. If your landlord and dramatic tones. Light sar- takes deductions from your security deposit for damages, the Ohio casim and an occasional pun are Landlord-Tenant Act requires him to send an itemized list of the common in his lectures. damages and deductions and the balance of the security deposit to the Explaining his own reliance on tenant within 30 days after the end of the lease. You must, however, humor and casualness as teaching provide your landlord with a forwarding address techniques, Denisoff said, "I know photo by Scott Keeler If you feel that the cleaning deductions are inflated, one possible students' attention span is like a faucet-you turn it off and on. I An estimated 500 people wound their wey around campus last night In a snake dance, remedy would be to file a complaint with small claims court. Whether the first of this weekend's Homecoming festivities. The number of participants fell 4,242 or not the cleaning charges are reasonable will vary from case to case basically feel that sociology ahort ot the record. and be determined by the court. doesn't have to be dull," he said. However, keep in mind that a landlord cannot use a security deposit to cover his operating costs of routine maintenance, such as replacing Stunt man *«» p«<» i a stove that is simply too old and worn out. Whether certain items axe chelor dove off a five-foot high "When I saw someone on fire in that he is taking a gynnastics "I'VE GOT TO fight it back damages or routine maintenance is again a question for the court. You ledge into a river as a small crowd the movies, they would look real course this quarter to perfect his every time," he says. "It's got to may wish to consider the practicality of taking a few pictures of your watched with mouths agape. bulky. I'd know it wasn't real," he tumbling skills. be like the first time. You've got to apartment after you have cleaned it. When it was over, Batchelor was said. takeitseiously." The above illustrates only some potential remedies to a common $400 richer. The freshman, who taught ALTHOUGH HIS stunts look consumer problem and is not intended as legal advice nor is it a sub- himself nearly all his stunts, says potentially perilous, Batchelor Still, Batchelor doesn't look at sitiute for legal counsel. The facts of each case vary. Therefore, the THE THRILL-SEEKER shrugs his work is not particularly never has been hurt during a stunt his stunts only as work toward his reader is advised to seek further information. off the use of fire-retardant dangerous. and says fear of injury never has future. If you have a consumer-related complaint, contact the SCU at 372- clothing for his stunts, noting that "It's all common sense. The hampered his style. "It's also really fun," he says. 0248. such equipment often is cum- basis for ail stunts is acrobatics He notes that he must be careful "When I do one, I'm in a good mood bersome. and tumbling," he says, adding not to take his work too lightly. afterwards.

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WASHINGTON (AP) The Carter House staff, they said. has been assistant secretary for administration has broadened its Apodaca, 45, originally promoted education in the Department of search for a secretary of education by White House political aids in- Health, Education and Welfare; after former New Mexico terested in seeing more ap- Wilson C. Riles, superintendent of Governor Jerry Apodaca ap- pointments from the Hispanic California's school system; parently talked himself out of the community, had been thought to Robben W. Fleming, former head job, White House sources say. have the inside track on the of the University of Michigan; President Carter recently signed education post. While he is for- Clifton R. Wharton Jr., head of the a bill creating the Department of mally still on the lists of can- State University of New York; and Education, but White House aides didates, he actually is out of the television journalist Bill Moyers. said the search is far from com- running, the aids said. plete. Some of the best-known After Apodaca met with Carter, names in public education are the sources said, the whole process ..INTERVIEWED by telephone yesterday, Apodaca, whose under consideration, they in- started over to find a chief to run dicated. the department, which will have gubernatorial term expired in 1978, These sources, who declined to 17,000 employees and a $14.2 billion said, "I really never had any status be identified, said that at least budget. to change. I've had no indication seven names are on various lists, The sources said that prominent from the president who is the only but that no list has been sent to on the lists are: Alan K. Campbell, one who counts, that I'm either the Carter. No consensus candidate director of the Office of Personnel front-runner or even under con- has emerged among the White Management; Mary Berry, who sideration for the job." Greek poet Elytis surprised, thankful to receive Nobel Prize for literature

STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) and my country's as a poet and a Greek school of the 1930s, was the Greek Poet Odysseus Elytis, who Greek." laureate in 1863. seeks "true reality" through vivid The literature prize, awarded by The 18-member Academy said in works strongly rooted in the lan- the Swedish Royal Academy of its citation that Elytis' poetry dscape, life and age-old tradition of Letters, was the last of the six 1979 "depicts with sensuous strength his native land, was awarded the Nobels to be awarded. Each is and intellectual clearsightedness 1979 Nobel Prize for literature worth $190,000. Five of the 10 modern man's struggle for yesterday. laureates are Americans, in- freedom and creativeness." The 68-year-old Elytis, little cluding four of seven science prize It praised its "sensuality and AP photo known outside readers of the Greek winners. The awards ceremony light" and its portrait of the world WALPOLE, Mast. Adam, 4, and Matthew Bucklin, 6, of Walpole, patiently await the language, edged out six in- will be conducted Dec. 10 in around us with a "wealth of Judge's decision In "The Great Pumpkin" contest sponsored recently by local merchants. ternationally acclaimed writers Stockholm. freshness and astonishing ex- Both boys won a prize In their age group. who had been highly touted periences." favorites for the prestigious honor. ELYTIS-A pen name of Elytis' best-known work is a Reached by telephone in his Odysseus Alepoudhelis-is the cycle of mythical poems titled "To small bachelor's flat in Athens, he second Greek to win the Nobel for Axion Esti" ("Worthy It Be"), Read the News told a reporter he was surprised literature. Giorgos Seferis, a fellow which was published in 1959 after and thankful "on my own behalf s poet in the Surrealist-influenced more than a decade's work. VEGAS WANTS YOU They're T for 5 days and 4 nights. mbsCoasfexsfeFteJ ,

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vJnlO SCnOOIS Rhodes' law prohibits closings due to lack of funds COLUMBUS, (API-Major legislation prohibiting signed by the governor failed. It will be effective in 90 -EXTEND the deadline until Nov. 1 for property disputed matters are resolved. It is effective im- Ohio's public schools from closing due to lack of funds days. owners to apply for valuation deductions on property mediately. has been signed into law by Gov. James A. Rhodes. Opponents, like Rep. Waldo Bennett Rose, R-Lima, destroyed or damaged since Jan. 1. The governor, whose cabinet members had lobbied calimed the law will only drive financially troubled -ELIMINATE unnecessary paper work for the heavily to get the measure over the final legislative districts deeper into dept. -FORGIVE parimutuel taxes on the first $50,000 of Department of Insurance, which must now send two hurdles, signed the bill and 10 others Wednesday daily wagers on quarter horse races. Effective Jan. annual statement forms each year to every insurance without comment. ORIGINALLY the measure, sponsored by Rep. 16, it also reduces the tax on greater amounts of company in the state. Effective immediately, the Besides for bidding school districts in financial Myrl H. Shoemaker, D-Boumeville, had sought to wagering for the next four years in an attempt to help department will only send forms to companies straits from closing, the law requires them to borrow make school fiscal years coincide with the state's Ohio's fledgling quarter horse racing industry. requesting them. from a state lean fund to stay open. fiscal year from July through June. Schools are now on calander years for fiscal purposes. -INCREASE from $20,000 to $50,000 the amount of -ESTABLISH a timetable for counties to provide RHODES wanted the Legislature to act on the However, the Senate deleted that provision. Instead, money county commissioners may provide to polling places that are free of barriers to handicapped measure reportedly because he was concerned that the Toledo schools will implement the new fiscal year agricultural societies which sponsor county fairs, persons. All precincts must be made barrier-free Cincinnati city schools might close later this year for on a trial basis. effective Jan. 16. gradually by 1962, instead of all at once by 1980 as the lack of funds. The law makes several other changes in the fiscal old law required. Efforts to Insert an emergency clause in the bill to operations of schools districs. -PERMIT local review boards to approve partial -AUTHORIZE the sale of land owned by Ohio make it become effective immediately after being Other measures signed by Rhodes will: construction plans so building can proceed while University in Ross County. Disc jockey reports on S02 day threatens 2,000 jobs weekly hashish prices COLUMBUS (AP) - Friday is MOST UTILITIES have acted to acceptable rules to the U.S. EPA electric utilities. Utility spokesmen AMSTERDAM, Netherlands (AP) - Dutch disc jockey Koos S02 day in Ohio. It means that, by reduce emissions. And the EPA is for limiting S02 emissions under said, for the most part, they have Zwart's unique national broadcast of hashish prices probably will some estimates, 1,750 eastern Ohio working with exceptions to resolve the Clean Air Act of 1970. acted to comply with the EPA be resumed next spring, in an effort to halt the ballooning prices of coal miners are out of work and the the problem. John McGuire, regional EPA rules. the drug across the country. Jobs of at least 2,000 others are John Guzek, president of United director in Chicago, said the EPA gave reprieves to some For eight years, hash smokers tuned in at 2 p.m. each Saturday to threatened. Mine Workers Union District 6, standards apply only to boilers facilities operated by Ohio Edison Zwart's 35-second spot on the week's prices for their favorite It also means, with exceptions, said from his office in Dilles rated at more than 10 million and Cleveland Electric brands. Ohio's seven major electric Bottom that 1,750 miners are on British Thermal Units of heat per Illuminating Companies. The "We believe that service to consumers helped to keep the prices utilities have to meet federal air permanent layoff because of the hour. But there is no one standard extension at two CEI plants and down," Zwart said recently. "Then in January 1978, we decided to pollution standards on sulfur sulfur dioxide standards. Some to apply statewide, he said. three Ohio Edison facilities allows drop the quotes as an experiment." dioxide (S02) emitted by coal they mines are closed and others "It depends on the location and them to continue burning high THAT EXPERIMENT was to have lasted three years, but the burn to generate electricity. operate part time, he added. the density of industry," McGuire sulfur Ohio coal until new tests and doubling and tripling of prices in the 21 months since then prompted The U.S. Environmental Other mine officers say job said. "The implementation plan arguments prove or disprove Zwart to open talks with the management of Vara, the Dutch Protection Agency set this deadline losses could reach 4,000 when determines what emission level is violations of the federal rules. socialist broadcasting organization, on reinstituting the quotations. for major coal consumers in Ohio impact of the action hits allied necessary to protect the stan- Ohio Edison said the extension "Because of programing changes, we will probably begin the to reduce S02 emissions, which industries. dards." gives it time to argue for changing quotes again next April," Zwart said. "But the brief spot is likely to trace primarily to burning Ohio OHIO IS the only state in the AFFECTED boilers in Ohio the yardstick used to measure be around 5:30 p.m. instead. I imagine listeners will adapt." coal with high sulfur content. nation that has not submitted apparently are operated by pollution. The EPA said it provides Zwart, 32, the son of Irene Vorrink, a former Dutch cabinet more time for the utility for finding minister and Amsterdam city elder, said that without any ready a way to comply with the federal reference, hash smokers now were paying the first asking price of rules. dealers. OHIO POWER CO. of Akron still "OUR BROADCAST, just 35 seconds every week, meant that New trend in bridges unveiled is negotiating with the EPA over everyone knew that somewhere in Holland, hash of certain types acceptable limitations for its giant was selling for the quoted price," he said. "So if their own quote was Beverly plant, located 20 miles up higher, they just looked harder." WILLOUGHBY, Ohio (AP)-Back in 1921, the people The new span is a four-land roadway with eight-foot the Muskingum River from In the months that the hashish quotes have been off the air, the living near the Chagrin River dedicated the Willough- sidewalks on each side of the road. It is the first bridge Marietta. price of the Afghanistan variety leaped from about $2.25 to $6-$7.50 a by vicduct, regarded then as a trend-setter in bridge in the state to be constructed entirely of pre-stressed, Ohio mine owners and utility gram, the DJ said. engineering. pre-cast concrete sections. operators are continuing to seek The hash broadcast-Zwart said it was the only one in Europe- That bridge no longer exists, but its replacement is TOM KRAYNACK, sales manager of the Cleveland changes in the rules. was readily accepted in a country that always has prided itself on due to be unveiled Tuesday with a civic celebration Pre-cast Co., which made the pieces for the new A hearing is scheduled for Nov. tolerant attitudes. including the presence of Gov. James A. Rhodes. bridge, said the cast concrete tends to "breathe" more 20 in St. Clairsville to take THOUGH smoking or possession of hashish still is illegal in the Ttie new bridge, tee, is regarded by its makers as than poured pieces that went into the old viaduct. testimony on any economic and Netherlands, Amsterdam police said the activities of their 25-man setting a trend in bridge construction. Breathing, in bridge-contractor Jargon, means the employment disruption caused by drug squad now were confined almost entirely to the pursuit of hard sections can expand or contract during the winter the rules. narcotics, like heroin. THE 357 FOOT span is miniscule in compari son to freeze-thaw cycle. its 1,500-foot predecessor. its cost, $4 million, is Thomas P. Gilles, Lake County engineer, said the ine STIOH HEWfav COMPANY, MIMA MICHIGAN i*7t enormous compared with the $251,050 cost of the 1921 lifespan of the new bridge is expected to be 50 years. viaduct. Design differences are the most marked difference THE SPAN'S pieces were made indoors with between old and new bridge technology. The engineers temperature and humidity control, allowing the of the original viaduct, Wendell P. Brown and Walter concrete to cure faster. An air entrainment process, to J. Watson, designed the first hollow arch bridge in create small air bubbles in the concrete, allows the Ohio. The theory of the design was to eliminate con- sections resilience during temperature inversions, crete weight. Kraynack said.

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,\ I 10-19-79 The BG News • HOMECOMING 1979 sports BG challenges Miami streak by Dan Flrastons THIS YEAR the Redskins have Miami lost a tough one to Ohio last sports sdltor played the toughest schedule of any week and I know Tom Reed The story continues. team in the MAC, which accounts (Miami coach) expects the same." The Miami Redskins, victorious for their 3-3 record and 1-2 con- Stolz said his team's attitude in their last six outings against ference mark. reminded him of the Toledo week, Bowling Green, will attempt to Miami opened its campaign with but cautioned that the Falcons will continue that streak tomorrow at a 27-3 win over defending champion have to be more careful. Toledo Doyt L. Perry Field at 1:30 p.m. in BaU State, then knocked off knocked off BG 23-17. a Mid-American Conference Kentucky 15-14. (MAC) football contest. Michigan State slipped by the "We want to be careful. Before It was 1972 when the Falcons last Redskins in the final quarter, we got ready for Miami a little too knocked off their rival in Oxford, before first-place Central Michigan early. I wouldn't want to be 16-7. bested them 19-18. emotional too early. No one on this Since that time some strange team has ever beaten Miami." happenings have hexed BG teams "They're a little bit of a victim of keeping Falcon fans wondering their schedule," BG Coach Denny CHIP OTTEN, who had started each year if the Miami dominance Stolz said. "I think BG and Miami in the Kent State game last week at will continue. Miami leads the both play tough schedules as far as tailback will be out for two weeks series, 25-9-2. non-conference games. after fracturing his ankle. Stolx said it will "probably rule him out Who could forget 1976 in Oxford, "Miami has great tradition. It when confusion reigned on the BG for the season." doesn't matter what year. Right Kevin Folkes will start at that sideline. The Falcons, thinking it now they're being tested. was third down, passed up the position, after gaining 84 yards In Stolz said the winner of this game 15 carries last week. opportunity for a field goal. should finish in the top half of the It was fourth down, and when BG MAC. "We can probably afford an didn't score Miami took over on its injury at running back more than own two-yard line with less than a "EVERYONE says they could anywhere else," Stolz said. "We minute left. have won those three games they have some depth there." Last year BG fell 18-7 after lost," Stolz said." But they didn 't. Reed referred to BG quarterback setting up both Miami touchdowns Mike Wright as the "best offensive on fumbles inside BG's 30-yard "We lost a tough game to Toledo player in the MAC. He in himself is line. and came back and beat Kent. an offensive team." Falcon icers open in 'lions den' by Dave Lewandowskl year, finishing last in the Western Collegiate Hockey assistant sports editor Association (WCHA). But two of those wins came The outside of Bowling Green's Ice Arena looks like against the Falcons, 5-4 and 4-3. Michigan baa won all the rest of the University to passers-by - neat, friendly 10 meetings between the two schools since the and orderly. But to some visiting teams, the ap- Falcons' inception 11 years ago. pearance of the building is just a facade. "It's really helped training camp knowing that "When you play in there (Ice Arena), it's like Michigan is our first opponent," York said. sending the Christians to the lions den," Ferris State "Everyone wants to beat them because of what they hockey Coach Rick Duffett said last year. "The fans did to BG last year." are such hockey fanatics that when they start Michigan was decimated by injuries last year, but cheering, it's hard for the visiting team to con- the return of senior Dan Lerg and sophomore Murray centrate." Eaves should give the Wolverines some of the BG Coach Jerry York and his team hope Michigan firepower they were missing. Coach Dan Fan-ell has the same sentiments after The Falcons entered camp this year minus six tonight's opening game of the 197940 hockey season players lost to graduation. Mark Wells and Ken when the Falcons and Wolverines play the first game Morrow, currently playing with the U.S. Olympic of a two-game series starting at 7:30 p.m. in the Ice team; John Markell, playing with Tulsa of the Central Arena. The teams will play again tomorrow night in Hockey League; Bruce Newton; captain Paul Titanic, staff photo by Frank Brellhaupt Ann Arbor. now serving as a hockey grad assistant to York; and THE GAME tonight is a complete sellout. Tickets Steve Douglass. BG ssnior quarterback Mike Wright Is stopped by a Toledo defender. Wright will lead for tomorrow's game may be purchased at the Yost the Falcons tomorrow In their Homecoming contest against Miami at Doyt L. Perry Field "I'm very pleased with the enthusiasm and the at 1:30 p.m. Arena ticket office in Ann Arbor. willingness to work from the players so far," York The Wolverines compiled a dismal 8-25-1 record last continued on page 12 Tradition '. Floats, flowers, friends, food...andfootball "How tempus does fuRit! Once and several soloists" led in the troversial issue in some of the weekend by University President again the alumni will be In our jo'ly auditorium, launched the day-long decades that followed. Frank J. Prout. midst to relive the happy celebration, according to the Bee Over 2,000 fans, including 1,400 As a special privilege students irresponsibility of college fun, Gee News. students and alumni, gathered at were permitted to use cars on mingling, dancing, and reminiscing the athletic field that Nov. 6 af- campus from 4:30 p.m. Friday, with former classmates and pals FOLLOWING THIS initial kick- ternoon in 1931, only to see the Oct. 20 until 6 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 22. all compacted into a single off, a parade of floats, built by Falcons and Findlay teams score Following the election of a fresh- weekend." almost every University one touchdown each. man as Homecoming Queen in 1954, Bee Gee News, Nov. 1, 1932. organization, was routed down One Bee Gee News sports a practice generally accepted by East Court Street and through reporter recorded the second half students in prior years, the can- by Mary Dannemlllar various city streets before action as follows: didate eligibility for the honor was staff reporter reaching the fairgrounds. "The teams chose to make it a being considered for revision. This About 500 alumni, as well as a battle of punts, but neither team proposed change would limit Homecoming. A nostalgic time majority of the University gained an advantage. Straight women being considered for the for reunions, recollecting students, were on hand to see the football followed; but teams Homecoming title to be up- memorable occasions and some first Homecoming football game seemed to be tiring, Findlay using perclassmen and not freshman and good old-fashioned rabble rousing. end in a 6-6 tie, which clinched the many substitutes, opened a last- sophomores. Floats, flowers, football, friends, championship title of the Nor- minute aerial attack and was In 1955, candidate eligibility was good food and sometimes even fine thwestern Ohio Intercollegiate successful, but to our eyes it looked revised and put into practice, wine evolved to some extent into Association for the BG Falcons, like luck. "apparently settling previous established customs , of the then called "Normals" or "The Findlay receiver standing complaints about underclass girls University's Homecoming "Teachers." on the one yard stripe, pushed attaining the crown. Two at- weekend. "A snake dance after the game, Lewis aside illegally, and fell over tendants will be chosen from It is also a tradition, they say. An led by a 1902 Cadillac chugging the goal for six points. The kick among the entrants who have not event that has been celebrated away its ancient dotage took the was blocked. Thus another terrible reached senior class annually since the first crowd through Main Street to the tie. The Homecoming Jinx, it must quallficaitons," the Bee Gee News Homecoming for Bowling Green corner." be." reported. Normal College on Nov. 4,1922. The snake or conga dance ever In 1942, the effects of a war-time That afternoon, the Falcons Going back five decades in time, since that time has become an economy delayed the opening of battled the Toledo Rockets at the News Service photo to the earlier part of the "Roaring established ritual of the school until November and the stadium, resulting In the following Richard Morrow (right) waa voted Homecoming Queen In 1974. Twenties," particularly in the fall Homecoming celebration, and in queen reigned over an abbreviated lead of a story that says it all i Navy" and frequent appearances Perry Field was dedicated on Oct. of 1922, the idea for a University the past few years has been an Homecoming celebration. This "Taking advantage of even on the "Carol Burnett Show." 1,1966. Homecoming was introduced by attempt to regain the world record mood was carried through the breaks and making a few breaks Conway, also a 1956 University At the close of the '60s decade Ivan Lake, member of the Class of for the largest chain of people. following years. Homecoming for themselves, a highly-inspired graduate, allegedly shot or threw a and the onset of the '70s, 1923. In 1923, Homecoming festivities observance was limited to the Falcon powerhouse rolled over the flaming arrow or spear at a Homecoming weekends were given Also president of the Win-One focused on the dedication of the Saturday afternoon football game, University of Toledo, 394), before a Homecoming float in the parade themes and the annual concerts by Club, Lake and several colleagues new athletic field located in the and the traditional dance on Friday record Homecoming crowd of which consequently burned to the the "big names" became popular planned the schedule of events for area which Is now the area bet- night was replaced by an all- 7,510, Saturday." ground. while the traditional snake dance, the day's celebration centering ween the Library and the campus party in the Nest. Even the According to a rumor, that as of campus parties and Homecoming around the Saturday afternoon Education Building. colorful decorations usually yet cannot be documented, an Because the old athletic field was queens still persisted from the clash between the BG gridders and Nine years later, the first adorning the ceilings and walls incident occured at one of the too small, the University pur- celebrations of earlier yean. nearby rivals from the University University Homecoming queen, were abolished for the first time. Homecoming parades between the chased 171 acres of land east of the of Toledo. Ruth Carter, was crowned, thereby A highlight of the 29th Annual years 1951 and 1955, Involving Tun existing campus for a new football THIS WEEKEND, BGSU M "A peppy program of music, initiating a tradition that not only Homecoming on Oct. 21, 1950, was Conway, the actor best known for stadium and developing other celebrating "Do It Before the yells, speeches, college quartets was an honor, but also a con- the lifting of car rules for the his part he played in "McHale's facilities in the fall of 1961. Doyt L. continued en peae) 14 10 The BG News 10-19-79 Denny Stolz BG coach assesses past, present, future

Denny Stolz, in his third year as head football coach at Bowling Q.: The Detroit News this paat rammer had a story that said you Green, has compiled a record of 12-17 record. Stolz came to BG after were angry that people said you left that MSU program "In sham- resigning in the midst of controversy at Michigan State, where his bles." Yon tee it differently? Could yon explain? record was 19-13-1. Stolz: Well, I don't really think I have to explain it. It was an opinion Stolz talked with News Sports Editor Dan Firestone about his of mine that when you're 7-3-1 and 7-4 and miss the Rose Bowl by half a position at both schools and the future of the Falcon football program. game, I don't really feel the program was In shambles. Question: Your team is 3-2 in the Mid-American Conference. How important is this Miami game Saturday In terms of both the standing! Q.: How do the pressures of coaching at Michigan State and BG and the obvious rivalry, which Miami has won the last six years? compare? Stolz: Well, we're real aware of the six-year thing. Bowling Green Stolz: Well I'll tell you. I'll make the same statement Dan Devine has never executed very well against Miami. I've gone back through made about Notre Dame. Probably the institutional pressure at these six years and looked at the films trying to look at it with an ob- Michigan State is less. jective standpoint. We've had some very funny things happen to us. Down at Miami we lost a down or something, the year before Miami Q.: Why is that? didn't have a first down in the first half and Mark (Miller) tried to fall Stolz: I don't know. I don't know. They don't worry about it. I guess on the ball and run the clock out at half and rumbled. They scored, that's the best thing I can say. The programs there have been good. kicked the onside kick and got a field goal. They had ten points without They have won. They have to compete against the Ohio States, a first down. Michlgans and Purduesand there's nothing easy about the Michigan Our whole game plan this week is certainly to perform well of- State job. But the Institutional pressure towards winning Is less. fensively and get ourselves into the second half. Not try to lose the They'll win. And I think Bowling Green will win if we don't worry about game before it'sstarted. I don't think anyone knows how important the it and don't panic. game is to both schools. I think it's probably a battle for the first division. I'm well aware that if we win, I think we can finish in the top Q.: Has there ever been any pressure or an ultimatum set for you to half. win a championship? They're under pressure. Their schedule is starting to catch up with Stolz: Absolutely not. It hasn't even been discussed. It's just them. They probably shouldn't have lost to Ohio, but they did. something that you feel and hear at BG more than Michigan State. And I don't mean your administrators, but just your general environment here. I think I'd almost describe it by one word-frustration. Whether it's someone at McDonald's or a student. It's more openly discussed "Our conference is constantly here than it ever was at Michigan State. striving for recognition, income, Q.: What do you think would be a fair amount of time to give Denny Stolz to win a championship? fans and all the things that make it Stolz: Well, I don't know. When ever we win it. I can't an- tough to survive under the um- swer it. Like I said, we look at different programs. I just know if you're consistent and what you do is good and you work hard at it, things brella of the Big 10." payoff. But none of us know. I remember Chuck Stobart at Toledo said before the season give us five years. Right now they feel like he's a miracle worker. I would say in programs that do change coaches, do not win-if they change for that Q.: You're half way through your third year at BG, how would yon reason. If the coach is promoted that's a different reason. evaluate your own accomplishments? Stolz: Well we certainly would like to have a better record. There's Q.: Then you don't think you have to win It or be very close next no set table for building a football program. Some times it happens year? quicker than other times. I think one of the most revealing facts is that Stolz: I don't think that way. I'll coach the same this year as next Coach (Don) Nehlen who was here a few years ago, became one of the year and the year after, No matter what the record is. top 25 winningest coaches in the country. And I don't think many people realize that he won two games his third year, then went on to Q.: You said you'd like to see the MAC split Into two dl vis Ions-North have a very outstanding career. and South-and play teams like Toledo and Miami twice a year. What So until you get some momentum...we'd liked to have been a better are your reasons behind that and how realistic Is something like that Q.: You've said many times that it's hard to compete with other contender, yet we still may be this year. But I think our next five op- happening? schools in recruiting because the MAC only allows 75 scholarships per ponents are better than the first six. Now that's a heck of a thing to say, Stolz: Our conference Is constantly striving for recognition, Income, year. Would you like to see this changed? but you look at our next five and we're going to have to really hustle. fans, and all the things that make it tough for us to survive under the Stolz: No not necessarily. Well I'd like to see it changed but I don't umbrella of the Big 10. think Its practical with the limited income our schools havevWhat-- Q.: Is the team better now than when you started here? Let's take the Toledo ball game. Let's say we had a rematch on bothers me is we consistently schedule people-three times a year-that Stolz: I think we have better young players. When I came we had an Thanksgiving. That would be fantastic. I don't care where we are, have 95 scholarships. I can't justify that. Maybe once. established senior class with four or five outstanding players. that's 25,000 people. But very few players were developed under them. We have not had a Here we're always talking about getting the students involved and Q.: What's been the biggest road block In getting a winner. large senior class since that time. Our younger players are certainly yet we're not giving the students what they want to see. If they want to Stolz: Momentum. Positive momentum in the entire Bowling Green better than when we took over the program. see Miami and they don't want to play someone else then we should community. I've said this before. When I got here I heard students play Miami twice. And there's nothing sacred about playing an op- wouldn't support football and that's the last thing that's happened. Our Q.: How do your first few seasons here compare with the progress ponent once a year. Pro football does it (twice) and they do it well. students, when we have given them any type of excitement, have done you made at Michigan State? It would give us two leagues of competition. Like baseball. Our a great job. Another thing that always bothers me is that they say they Stolz.The advantage that I had at Michigan State is that I was there conference is too large. There's ten schools and only one can win and support hockey and not football. You get seven or eight thousand here two years as defensive coordinator-I could see the team, I knew the that means there's nine losers. Nine unhappy student bodies. If you for a football game-that's almost 50 percent of the student body. And personnel. I could evaluate. No I didn't always agree with Duffy divide the conference and have the winners play for the California you get two or three thousand at a hockey game and say they support (Daugherty) whether we should be playing this guy or that guy. But I Bowl, you'll have fans. one and not the other doesn't make sense. I think we have to get over had my personnel evaluations of those players when I took over. I think it's a natural television game, too. It's set up and they don't this hump and get it going. It was a much easier transition. Here it was totally cold. I knew have to scramble. Q.: Could that start with a win Saturday? nothing about Bowling Green football or its background. That probably I think It's criminal that our basketball team last year played Toledo Stolz: It very easily could. That's why in my mind this ballgame is so accounts for some of the slowness in developing. once. That would never, ever happen at a Big 10 school. Money speaks. extremely important.

by Dave Lewandowskl this year watching if he can think when you think of college assistant sports editor produce another winning team at hockey you think of two places- At first glance you wouldn't think BG, something the fans are ac- Madison, Wis. and Bowling Green, Jerry York was a college hockey customed to. Last year's team Ohio, as the capitols of college coach. His lanky physique and soft- finished the season with a 37-6-2 hockey as far as fan interest.'' spoken manner, heavily ladened record, setting a new NCAA mark The move York and his family with a Boston accent, do not for most wins in a season. But the made from Potsdam to BG was suggest a coach of a rough physical pressure associated with coaching easier to adjust to than anticipated, sport like hockey. a major college hockey team according to York. Bemie "Boom Boom" Geof- doesn't bother York. ferion, former coach of the Atlanta "THE COMMUNITY has "I think with any occupation welcomed the Yorks with opened Flames, Don Cherry, fiery coach of there is a certain amount of the Boston Bruins and George arms which has made our tran- pressure," York said. "Whether it sition easier," he said. "The "Punch" Imlach, the outspoken be an attorney or a used car former coach and now general children have made so many new salesman there is always going to friends and my wife has met many manager of the Toronto Maple be the pressure. Our whole Leafs, now those are hockey people, that we have no regrets coaches. Gruff, boisterous, they American system is based on doing about leaving Potsdam." well at a particular job. I want to The move from upstate New resemble the game they coach. excell and that's enough York to Northwest Ohio has ALTHOUGH YORK may not be motivation for myself. I hope it's provided some contrasts along typecast for the part of a hockey enough for the fans." with some comparisons in lifestyle coach, he doesn't have any A grad of Boston College where for the Yorks. problems coaching the sport. York he earned all-America -honors as a "I've found the people in Ohio to enters his first year as coach of the center, York said he is excited by be a little more open but a little Bowling Green Falcons after seven the opportunity to coach especially more conservative. The University years as head coach at Clarkson atBG. is larger and it brings many people College in Potsdam, N.Y. "WE PLAYED a very successful from different backgrounds. York compiled a 12546-3 while program at Boston College," he "THE SCHOOL itself (BG) coaching the Golden Knights, said. "I had a really enjoyable time, reminds me an awful lot of Boston earning NCAA coach of the year and I think that experience shaped College," York continued. "It's honors in 1977 when his team me and pushed me towards a about the same size, both have finished 20-8. Clarkson made the coaching career. If I had a lousy similar physical plants and they Eastern Collegiate Athletic Con- career or didn't enjoy it I wouldn't have the big football, basketball ference (ECAC) six of the seven be a coach. and hockey. Both places are very years York was coach. "I like coaching and I'm excited different from Clarkson which is a York accepted the job at BG about coaching at BG," he con- small. Division III math-oriented following the resignation of six- tinued. "One of the reasons I took school." year veteran Coach Ron Mason the job was because of the fans. Jerry York may not look like the last April. Mason guided the stall photo by Tim Carrig There is a tremendous enthusiasm stereotypical hockey coach. In fact Falcons to the NCAA playoffs three among the students and the he looks more like a successful Falcon hockey Coach Jerry York give* Instructions to Ms team during practice. The consecutive years. community, this is the way I've salesman - a salesman whose teen entertain Michigan tonight In the Ice Arena to open the hockey season. MANY EYES will be on York always pictured it should be. I commodity is hockey. 10 13-79 ine BG News 11 Fitzpatrick makes switch from hardwood to gridiron

by Rob Boukliten can do all the things necessary to •tall rppor Itt play that position," Stolz con- When the Bowling Green public tinued. "He comes up quickly address announcer introduces the "In basketball you run around people and in football you run through them. against the run and he drops off starting defensive unit for the good against the pass." Falcons against Miami tomorrow Fitzpatrick also showed an at Doyt L. Perry Field, he will apparent knack to be where the include senior strong-side action was last season as he led the linebacker John Fitzpatrick. team with four fumble recoveries However, if it weren't for some and liad one interception to go interesting and unusual turn of along with his 64 tackles from his events that developed for Fitz- weak-side linebacker slot. patrick during his Bowling Green athletic career, dependable No. 85 THIS SEASON, however, his might never have stepped foot on tackle amount has increased due to the Falcon gridiron. his switch to the strong side of the Fitzpatrick was recruited for and offensive formation. He leads BG given a full scholarship to play with 61 tackles. basketball at the University by former Head Coach Pat Haley. Fitzpatrick, self-admittedly, has been through a lot to get his place HIS FIRST year as a Falcon on the roster, but said that the eager proved to be somewhat switch from basketball to football successful as the 6-2, 225-pound is "not as hard as people make it Wllliamsville, N.Y., native made out to be the travelling team, but didn't see "The coaching change (from much action. Don Nehlen to Stolz in 77) helped But, as he eventually discovered, my situation because everybody not playing much was better than started out even." not playing at all, as the stocky Fitzpatrick, a true basketball physical education major did not player at heart whose goal is to see one minute of varsity action his become a "successful" major sophomore year. college basketball coach, said the After the season, Fitzpatrick biggest difference between the two began to have some doubts about sports is that "in basketball you his future in collegiate basketball. run around people and in football "I didn't do well," Fitzpatrick you rue through them. said. "I began to see that my future here was- not in basketball. I "BUT 1 AM happy with playing considered transferring to another football," he continued. "I have school for basketball, but I liked had some success with it and the the school and the area too much to games themselves are such an leave." incredible high." LUCKILY for the Bowling Green football program, Fitzpatrick Fitzpatrick had more direct opted for his other altemative-to praise for the Bowling Green try out for the football team. football program as he cited In the spring of 1977, he walked players with "good leadership on to the Falcon practice field of qualities and contagious com- new Head Coach Denny Stolz not petitivesness." having played since being at "Our defense has really come Wllliamsville South High School. «**«£$''. .-'£010$ together as a unit," he said. "Guys "I didn't know what was going like Joe Merritt, Dan Gatta, Jim on," the easy-going, personable 22- slafl photo by Tim Carrig Sheets, Mike Callesen and Tim year old said. "I was at flanker for BQ senior linebacker John Fltipatrlck (85) makes a tackle on stallworth on the Falcon dafanae all season and laads the taam In Ross are really doing the Job." Toledo quarterback Maurice Hall (9). Fitzpatrick has been a tackles. two days, defensive back for one Kitzpatrick also said that he feels day, middle linebacker for about a the coaching situation is a healthy week and outside linebacker the "THE DAY after I reported to coaching staff found room. linebacker and he has been H .Stolz said that Fittpatrii k could one and is "going in the right rest of the time." BG I got a letter at home (in New Fitzpatrick played mainly on the permanent fixture there ever possibl) have been 'can. ••upturn York) telling me not to come specialty teams that year, which since. direction. They are taking no In the summer of that year, had he been on the team all four shortcuts to success '' Fitzpatrick received a letter in the back," Fitzpatrick said. "I guess was considered his sophomore years This point is proved, as Stolz mail inviting him back for the they got some new recruit and they year athletically since he was "JOHN IS the most consistent BUM mentioned, hi th( Denny Stolz and his coaching upcoming football season. didn't have enough room on the allowed to be red-shirted one year defensive football playei "i> our Ktupatrick has been nai led staff proved that latter statement However another stumbling block roster." by NCAA rules. team." Stolz said. lie nan honorary captain hv his team true vhen they decided that, after to bis eventual success nearly got But since the ambitious New Then, in 1978, he started the first excellent athlete with fine mates twice all. there was enough room on the In the way. Yorker came all that way, the game of the season at outside leadership abilities." "He is an outside linebacker who roster for John Fitzpatrick. ALPHA 1 DON'T MISS THREE BIG GAMES SIGMA PHI prnrr ON HOMECOMING WEEKEND! 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|Hu,tw.a..,i)MI ManntrNI BE THERE! *■«• T* WM ]■*.. a*4 1W 12 The BQ News 10-19-79 Marching band tunes up Oh brother! for Homecoming game BG's soccer a family affair by Ktren Arnot director of bands. assistant copy editor "We get tears when they're by Pal Kennedy me into it," freshman Mike staff reporter Thomas said. "Lloyd Crabel, who They're "doing it before the cut, but I never heard anyone say they're ungrateful for the Bowling Green soccer Coach was a teacher on the (track) team '80s", and they're doing it with Gary Palmisano calls it a "family with my father at Ohio State, pride. money they spent (by arriving on campus early)," says Kelly, affair". talked with my father and with Mr. Performing in their last No it's not Buffy, Jody, and Palmisano. Homecoming game of the a personable man whom his students describe as both Uncle Bill, but five sets of brothers "I also heard from other people decade tomorrow, the playing soccer for the Falcons- on the east coast that Bowling University Falcon Marching "neat" and "the boss." Once they become members Mike and Tim O'Rourke, John and Green had an excellent program in Band will demonstrate that Dave Bapst, John and Tom Ber- business." characteristic that best of the marching band, students spend about 10 to 12 hours a trams, Charles and Mike Thomas describes its members - pride in and Bob and Steve Theophilus. PALMISANO said he feels their product. week practicing for home games and one away game. Brother combinations are not Bowling Green's soccer program "I don't consider it a job unusual at BG, according to can attract the younger brothers because it's something I like to For all that work, each member receives two hours of Palmisano. He said he can think of but that this is sometimes difficult do," says Cindi Michalik, a at least 11 sets, including one to accomplish. senior music education major credits. ACCORDING TO Barry consisting of three brothers, since "The younger brother is usually and a clarinet player. under the limelight of the older "My favorite part, she said, Kopetz, assistant director of he's been here. bands, "we wouldn't be doing it, One set also changed hands, that brother and usually does not want "is seeing the shows come off on is, when one brother graduated to go to the same school," he said. Saturday when all that we've (performing) if we didn't enjoy it." another was coming from high "He wants to be treated as an in- worked for is accomplished, and .school to replace him. That set Is dividual. all the people are doing the right "I can't imagine a football game without the halftime the Bertram brothers. "The key is treating them as thing at the right time.'' individuals and giving them the "All the people" includes sounds," says Kopetz, an en- thusiastic young man who joined CARL BERTRAMS, who teaches chance to grow by themselves. It about 160 marching band Marketing 300 at the University, reflects the product you have to members, 24 flag carriers, six the University staff in August and plans the band's field graduated in 1978. John Bertrams sell." twirlers and one drum major. Palmisano also said the younger MEMBERS AND directors manuevers. then came to BG to take his place. Most of the students agree But it was Carl who started the brother is generally the more agree that the pressure is in- skilled of the two, and Dave Bapst tense when trying out for the with Kelly when he says, Bertrams tradition at Bowling "seldom when we're on the field Green. agrees. band. Interested students arrive "I came up and visited a lot and "I played soccer one regular one week before the start of do we get the feeling that the audience isn't paying attention worked out with the soccer team year in high school, but I stayed school to participate in Fun- before I came to school," senior with it (in college)," the junior damentals Week, during which in stands, and the cheerleaders and Bleacher Creatures are Tom Bertrams said. "It helped (to health and physical education time they are evaluated on have a brother here). He (John) major said. "The younger brothers playing and marching abilities especially responsive." Perhaps the basic attitude of staff photo by Gary Benz had two people to visit and also have played a long time-seven, and attitude. the band can best be sum- came up and played with us." eight, nine years-while the older "We tell freshmen right away marized in one of Kelly's Kim German and Tim Stanlon, freshmen members ol the BQSU The Bertrams also started a brothers (from Alter) have played some of them will be cut, but mottos: "We're an individual marching band, react to a touchdown. The 215-member marching stream of Kettering Alter High about four years each. We played there's no easy way to explain band will be performing pre-game, halftime, and post-game shows the traditional sports like group, not a group of in- lor Bowling Green's homecoming game against Miami. School alumni to the team-the it," according to Mark Kelly, dividuals." Bapsts and O'Rourkes, as well as basketball and football." freshman Tony Corsiglia. Mike (O'Rourke) and I are the ANOTHER LATE starter In from page 9 oldest," Tom continued. "Then soccer is senior co-captain Mike leers Dave Bapst, then Mike's and my O'Rourke. said. "The job of the coach is "WE PLAN to utilize the center tinued. "The fans will see a dif- YORK RATES Ohio State, last little brothers. We talked to the "I wasn't too Involved in high to keep that enthusiasm going into ice arena between the two blue ference in the style of play." year's runner-up in the CCHA, and soccer coach and then came up two school," O'Rourke said. "My February. Hockey is a long six- lines," York said. "There will be a "I think the freshman goalie Northern Michigan as BG's two top and three at a time after that." senior year I had a lot of friends on month stretch and if we can keep lot of crossing and different plays Mike David is coming along really competitors for the league title. the team and there was a real that enthusiasm going, we'll be on started in the central zone. We'd well," York continued. "He'll see THE ELDER Bertrams also said shortage of players. the right track." like to score off the initial rushes. It playing time this year. Of course OSU ranked ninth in the nation in he feels the group from Alter helps "I'm learning more every game York plans to initiate a new style will be something like a ball control Wally is still on top. Brian Hills will last season's final WMPL-Coaches team unity. and gaining experience, bat I'm, of play, diverting from the old offense in football. be helping us right away by cen- Poll and returns 13 of their top 14 scorers. "We've played together so many hurting for experience because dump-and-chase style of forcing "We're going to have play pat- tering McPhee and MacClellan years it helps a lot when you know everybody has a lot more playing the other team to make mistakes in terns and people moving around while the other freshman and the somebody's moves," Tom said. time than me." the puck at all times," York con- BG travels to San Diego, Calif- their own zone. 17-year-olds are coming along." next week for a two-game series "Soccer depends on how many O'Rourke said he Is also taking with U.S. International, a first year years you've played together and his job as co-captain seriously. team in Division I. U.S. Inter- we've got that behind us." "Last year I would go to practice and not really think of my role. national split a two-game series BUT BG offerd something dif- with Ohio State last weekend. This year there's a lot more ferent than just soccer and the responsibility," he said. "I'm more IT'LL CHANGE \OUR THINKING The Falcons also play CCHA continuation of high school aware of the plans and I'm thinking ABOUT WHAT\OUVE BEEN DRINKING. teams Lake Superior, Western friendships to a couple of the other of what I'm doing." Michigan and Ferris State in ad- brother combinations. dition to OSU and NMU, twice "I come here to visit spring of It's unknown as to how long the during the regular season. Games my senior year," junior Steve "family affair"will last in Bowling against Eastern Powers Vermont, Theophilus said. "I enjoyed the guys Green soccer, but a young team Providence and WCHA member on the team and the atmosphere with 14 freshmen may reach back Notre Dame also highlight the and I heard it (BG) had an excellent into the prep schools and bring home season. business school." more brothers to the Falcon soccer "Actually, some friends talked program. 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Homecoming Art Show

October 19-21 in the Commuter Center The 8oz. Fridoy 8:00 p.m. with Reception for Artist Quickie Soturdoy 10-2 (J 4-8 Sundoy 10-12

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r> Tailgaters 10-19-79 The BG News 13 Football, food and people *-mi

by Jo* Menzer "WE ARE such avid football Tailgatlng parties have become fans," said Kuhn, "that our wives as much a part of Bowling Green and kids either come with us or football in recent years as stay at home by themselves." cheerleaders and Freddie Facon. The former high school buddies A tailgatlng party, for anyone and their families attend not only who doesn't know, is a small an average of three BG games a gathering In the parking lot before year, but also several Chicago or after sporting events consisting Bears games each year. mostly of beer, assorted foods and "We were going to rent a mobile plenty of friendly people. home for this trip," said Kuhn, Not even the rainy, overcast "but it was just too expensive." skies on the Saturday afternoon Mobile homes are Just one option that BG hosted Toledo could keep that devoted tailgaters have come several dedicated tailgaters from up with to make their hobby a little turning up in the stadium parking more enjoyable. Those who can't lot well before game time. afford a mobile home could Apparently tailgatlng parties are perhaps put up an expansive picnic universal and anyone can par- umbrella as Ed Ahlfors, a 1961 BG ticipate. grad from Toledo, did. Ahlfors has "Any car with a trunk can form been a part of tailgate parties for their own tailgate party," said three years, although he admits the David Milkie, a tailgater from umbrella is "a new addition" to his Toledo. Milkie is a veteran of entourage. several tailgatlng parties, in- cluding outings to Michigan and AHLFORS MAY have been a Ohio State. little more comfortable under his "GEE, IF you're Michigan or umbrella, but no one seemed Ohio State you get the Goodyear happier than the Kuhns and blimp; if you're Bowling Green you Schambergers as the stadium get the Huntington Bank Balloon," began filling up. he observed, referring to a hot air Asked if they would ever make balloon that hovered over the field their way into the game, Kuhn that game. replied, "That depends on how long stall photo by Gary Bent "Tailgate partiers come the beer lasts and whether or not Gene Schamberger. a Falcon football Ian tromChlcago. serves prepared to football gamea lor the pre-game picnic* equipped with prepared," Milkie said. His trunk- we hear the crowd roar." himself during a tailgate party. Moat ol lb* tailgater* com* wall * large variety ol food and beverage. f ul of goodies, which included beer, ham and cheese sandwiches, brownies and whiskey proved his point. Other partiers around the NEW VISUALS: parking lot were as equally c prepared. The tailgating party can be made Into an event for the whole family, COLLAGES AND OTHER 1 and that is exactly what the families of Chuck Kuhn, of Toledo, ART FORMS and Gene Schamberger, of Chicago, do. The McFall Center Gallery Credits Lord, Bowling Green State University mother's help Stop with progress excusing Cordially Invites you to attend Dear Fnena your A Wine Reception and Exhibition When I was born, my doc ■ tor. while unrj*)( the m ftfr fiuenee of drugs, used a life cruel iet of forceps fo for ciDly pull ma from my for the artist mother's womb Medical authorities assured my away. mother that I was not gomi 10 live; end it I did I would DAVID L BURKETT not function as a normal boy, for I would be paralyz- ed, unable fo talk, and men Friday, Oct. 19 beginning at 7pm felly retarded for life Despite this formidable, Everyone has an overwhelming prognosis. my mother refused to give excuse for not seeing with a short recital by up faith Seeking wisdom, strength, end courage from their doctor about the Lord, she relentlessly colorectal cancer. Bu'-ued God's will in pro the Bowling Green String Trio at 9 pm. vading o lite for me However, every year Fur over two yeers from my birth, she unselfishly 52.000 men and Regular Gallery Hours: gave of herself night and women die of colorectal day m caring and comfor- ting me She was able to cancer In this country October 19 through November 14, 1979 s \ give of herself in this way alone. Two cut of three because of the deep love m her heart tor me and her of these people might 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through Friday k_)o~. total reliance upon the grace, mercy, strength and be saved by early love of Jesus Christ 2 p.m.-5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday k detection and treat- During my childhood special education was slso ment. Two out of three. in the inlency stage There was little hope that i would ever be fortunate enough to attend one of these dessas. but my mother's prayers end 'aith never So what is your lessened Finally, a class excuse? Today you was made available to me and with it a special bless- have a new, simple, ing, e teacher who practical way of dedicated her life to nan dicapped children with a providing your doctor love that equaled my mother s love. with a stool specimen Because of my mother s on which he can per- undying devotion to raising me. she wet able to do form the gualao test. what she did because ol God s love in her life for me This can detect signs of which went beyond ihe colorectal cancer In its natural love of a mother Where once I was partial early stages before ly paralysed on the left side symptoms appear. ol#my body, unable to fully use my arm and leg. God's While two out of three love made me whole and completely heeled my body people can be saved. Throughout my lite Ask your doctor about whenever I would ask my Heavenly Fether to supply a a gualac test, and stop need m my life. He elways excusing your life gave me more man what i asked for. He knows our away. needs before we ask him end is always reedy to cere for His children He could rook down on my life when I wet e child end know whet I would need He not only heeled me, geve me employment and provided for every need according to His riches in glory by Chntl Jesus but more important- ly He gave me eternet life How much more do you want' As a Christian, I find God's love in Jetut Christ end Hte children everywhere I would hope and pray that if today are loved starved. in need of so- meone to cere ebout you. that you would trust God's love Your new life m Christ win grow ee you commit yourself totally to Jesus end obey His word

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by Julie Stephen* In cheerleading now, she said, like pom-pom was headed by the Falcon marching band routines which involve a lot of dance. and the cheerleaders last night. Sociologists have observed that people "There's definitely coordination. And Whetsel also said that they planned the who go to football games get caught up In the gymnastics now are playing a big part," the bonfire, pep rally, and outside disco dance to emotion and start cheering for their favorite added. take place after the snake dance ended at teams. SOPHOMORE nursing major Vickt Schehl College Park. Bowling Green's cheerleaders try to was also a high school cheerleader but said This year, the pep rally was held right create some of that enthusiasm and spirit in the only thing that is different now is after the snake dance Instead of on Friday University students, according to senior "working with guys." night like last year. cheerleader Lee Witner. "I didn't want to give it (cheerleading) up She said that a "stuffed Redskin" was put Well, being a cheerleader is one way to do after high school," Schehl said of her college inside a coffin replica and burned in the fire it. cheerleading status. to the students' chants of "Burn Skins, Burn It's Witner's first year as a cheerleader. "I Just love the feeling of being in front of Skins". He explained how he got interested. the crowd," she said. "Being out there and WHETSEL SAID that the cheerleaders "MY ROOMMATE was a cheerleader last having the feeling of helping the team win." will be in the parade down Main Street year and got me interested in it," the in- Senior Karen Judy, a special education tonight and will be "all fired up and ready to dustrial education major said. I thought it major, has been a Falcon cheerleader for go". was a pretty neat thing to do." three years. She expects a big crowd at the game made Cheerleading captain Paula Whetsel was a "I Just always wanted to do It to get in- up of many alumni, but also looks for on- cheerleader in high school and explained volved," she said. c amp us students to attend, not only because some of her reasons for being a cheerleader Junior Ken Miller is "just trying to get it is homecoming, but because BG hasn't had at BO. people Involved." He said that last year very many home games since school has "It's kind of a dream maybe that I've there were "a lot of guys in the snake dance" begun. always had," Whetsel said. "Because when who were willing to participate In the The BG cheerleading squad would not be you watch TV, you see that college homecoming activities. complete without Freddie Falcon. cheerleader on there, always Jumping The question is, "Who is Freddie Falcon?" around and, I enjoy cheerleading." MANY festivities are planned for this "Freddie Is a big secret," Whetsel said. But, Whetsel said, there's more to Homecoming weekend, and the cheerleaders "He gets beheaded at the last home cheerleading than just jumping up and down have some plans, too, according to Whetsel. basketball game and everybody finally gets and smiling. There's so many other qualities The annual snake dance through campus to see who he Is."

Tradition from page! '80s," while in 1970, the year-old junior, Richard Morrow, who mascot in 1976, the tradition of University's 60th anniversary, the campus made it as one of the 10 finalists won the Homecoming queen was received with the reflected "My How We've Changed" in title. addition of a King, too. their Homecoming theme. AT THE coronation during pre-game This year as the Redskins from Miami 1972 signified the uncommon activities, Morrow was greeted with cheers Invade BG tomorrow for the University's Homecoming tradition popularly named and standing ovations, as well as tomatoes 57th Homecoming, they boast a record of "Un-coming" with a focus on the 1920s and and fans that remained seated and booed. beating the Falcons 25 times, losing only 1950s. Because of the controversy sparked In nine contests and ending the game in a Phone booth cramming, hula hoop, the 1974 queen contest, the traditional event deadlock twice since the two started greaserettes and flapper-Charleston was absent from the Homecoming schedule contest highlighted the weekend's meeting in 1941. the following two years. "Do It Before The '80s" theme con- festivities along with a concert by the In 197S, It was the first time since 1938 notates a couple things. While It is an ap- O'Jays and the BG-Marshall battle on the that a Homecoming queen was not reigning propriate way to end the decade of the'70s football field. over the festivities. it is also instructing the football team to An Incident during the 1974 Homecoming THE LACK of a queen did not dampen beat the Homecoming Jinx and the "Miami weekend, which was dubbed "Roaring Re- the festivities which included the selling of Whammy" tomorrow. Occurences" caused more of an uproar orange beer in downtown taverns or a The significance of the Homecoming is than the planning committee had probably concert by the folk-rock duo Loggins and that the University has been through M anticipated. stall photo by Tim Westhoven Messina. years of growth, wars, times of peace and BQ cheerleader* end Freddie Falcon enthusiastically To prove a point, three males filed In as Following a "Big Bird Homecoming Homecoming queen candidates, and 21- controversy, but has still remained what II form a pyramid In Toledo game. Weekend," a tribute to the Freddie Falcon is-a tradition. SEE THE HOMECOMING DECORATIONS ON ROLLER SKATES! I Homecoming 79 Daily Rate: Mon.-Sat. -- 10 a.m.-6p.m. -- $2.00 per hr. <&& Specials: DoltBeioreTheSO's: ♦ Evening Rate: $3.00 for 3 hrs. 6 p.m.-9 p.m. ♦ Group Rate: TONIGHT SATURDAY ON WDGU $2.00 for 3 hrs. 6 p.m.-9 p.m. -Don't let the PARADE PASS YOU BY- > 10:00 R.M. 88.1 F.M. (Min. of 15 Skaters -- Reservations Required) 6:30, MAIN STREET, W/ B.G.H.S. ♦ Weekend Rate: cfi $15 from 6 p.m. Fri.-6 p.m. Sun. & (2/3 of rental counts toward purchase price) ■■ UAO Happy Hours - Commuter Center Art Show OlI-OSI! MQUMD OW All KNTAIS HMO O* OHIVtHS UCtNH 0« «SSfO«I -• UAO Coffeehouse, Ballard - UAO Film: "Goodbye Girl" & "Clockwork Orange" WE ALSO RENT HELMETS, ELBOW PADS, & KNEE PADS! - Hockey Game vs. Michigan, 7:30 p.m. * See D.J. For Money ff^ I 'Shops, IncJ - Dance, N.E. Commons - Vernon Wolcott, Recital -Making Ideas vJ .J • 9 115 w. Merry -- JEB Production, Joe E. Brown Theatre -- UAO Exhibit, Union * for clubs & organizations! 352-9157 SATURDAY Dorothy Joyce, Owner

FOOTBALL GAME 1:30 PM -STADIUM Read the News ANNOUNCEMENTS OF SENIOR REP? WINNERS OF BANNER, FLOAT • i,********************** RAFFLE FOR ROSES- MARCHING BAND PERFORMANCE

■■ UAO Film -• Hockey Game, away - Homecoming Breakfast • Miami Roast - Dance, N.E. Commons'-- JEB Production Dance Music DINNER-ENTERTAINMENT: 7 p.m., Falcons Nest, Local talent & Disco 50* or free for those SUNDAY - National Theatre of Draf Production, "The Wooden Boy or the Secret Life of Geppetto's Dummy", 8 p.m., Ballroom attending - Unity Gospel Choir Service - Vernon Wolcott, Recital - BG Brass Quintet, Recital "Homecoming Dinner - "The Works of Russell & Susan Bolt", Art Gallery QUESTIONS? Homecoming Hotline 2-2638 9 P.M.- 1A.M. with Entertainment" IN THE SIDE DOOR UAO AND THE HOMECOMING COMMITTEE 10-19-79 The BQ News 15

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AllSIUDfNIS „ , WITHIO-* V campus calendar Monday, October 22,1979 6:30 p.m. Faculty Lounge, University Christian Science Union. Organization tv listings.

8 00PM The Incredible Hulk October 19-Frl. 9MPM Dukes of Hauard 7:0OPM3'saCrowd 10:00PM Dallas 7 30PM The Cross Wits 11 00PM Toledo Eleven News 8:00PM Diffrent Strokes 8:30PM Hello. Urry 1130PM CBS Late Movies 1:00AM News Final 9:00PM Rockford Files (P«rt 1I 10:00PM Eischied 1:05AM Meditation and Sign Off 11:00PM W LIO Newt Journal October 19-Frl. 1130PM Tonight Show 1:00AM Midnight Special M 7:00PM Three's A Crowd

October 19-Frl. 7:30PM AU In The Family • :00PM Fantasy Island 13 •:00PM ABC Friday Night Movie Title to be announced 7:00PM Happy Days Again 11:00PM 24 Eye Witness News 7:30PM Tic Tac Dough 11:30PM Charlie's Angels 800PM Diffrent Strokes 12:37AM Friday Late Night Movie "Come Out, Come Out, 8:30PM Hello Larry Wherever You Are" 900PM Rockford Files 2:30 AM Sign Off 10:00PM Eischied 11:00PM Nightly News October 19-Frl. SATUMOA* 11:30PM The Tonight Show AT 3 00 50 7 JO AHO 1:00AM The Midnight Special noPM 7:00PM MASH 2:30AM Nightly News Final 7 30PM Andy Griffith wimviiji; 2:35AM Meditation,Sign-Off • :00PM Detroit Pistons Vs. Philadelphia 7«'ers 100-4 00 HORROR 10:00PM TV50 NewsScene ' »ANO October 19-Fri. • 30PM 11:00PM Make Me Laugh 11 11:30PM Benny HUI 7:00PM Match Game 12:00AM TV SO Late Movie "Top Hat" 7:30PM The Joker's Wild 1:59AM ReUglous Message RE-ELECT MIDNIGHT FUN XiMt»a-f. (THIS WEEKEND!!! MAYOR PERKINS classified. Center Basic scuba, basic scuba Ing Green High School, this Fri- Lost l brn blazer with suede HILP WAMT1P certification & advanced cer day. Oct. 19 at 6 » p.m. trom elbow patches a\ Sigma Nu Waitresses, waiters, barmaids. tificallon. inquire at the Rec Main St. to Student Services house. Reward. Call Lisa bartenders. No enperlence Center ffj-ff ■■» we cant Afford Not TO Bidg. Floats, Homecoming necessary. Also a limited 372-3324. Fly halt-fare to Florida or Carib- Representatives a. Hobo Band Is number of miscellaneous poel- Lost (or stolen) Blue Brooks bean) Half-fare coupon for salei made possible by UAO A the '79 noni available. Must Mil* track ihoes * orthopedic lifts. Will take best offer. Call B.R. Homecoming Committee. ever. The Dime llec. Co Is Meet- Please return-no ques. asked. JS2-44M ant. 22. ing Mr neet, ettradlvs mill M Call HI-MAI. NEED To the best rommies a girl could "Do It Before the 10's" DESPERATELY! I nil these positions en a full er pt. ever have; Lisa Tutas, LeeAnn Homecoming 1979 is ready to time basis. Oase) working condi- Found ladles ID bracelet Busby A Cindy Harper. I love ob- roll. The parade is this Friday at tions with lantaitic pay. Starting "Luan." Contact on campus noxious hour, A I love you guysi 6 30 p.m. Beat the Miami Wham- waters seot-ss.es kr. Andy M mallbOK OWC. You are the best! Love, Connie. my this Saturday at 1 :X p.m. at person Mon Set. I Ot mleWlgril Lost gold chain 1 medallion. In- Soccer Players; Pork, Bepper. Perry Stadium lor the Homecom er call I74-SW9 Mr appalniment. tramural Held area. Reward. Little Sapper. T. Bert, J. Bert, ing Football Game. Dinner a. M4II Dim. Hgwy. Perrysewrg Call a-MSl. Tracv. Mouse A Stapes. Good Luck entertainment to follow at 7:00 QH, SERVICES OFFERED Kickers against Akron this Setur- p.m.. Falcon's Nest, Union. Spon- Preonancy Aid A Understanding. day. Pike Bra's. sored by UAO A the '79 Taking applications for lrd sMft. EMPA. MS-7M1 * MMtMf Gumby A Mikey Little A Big are Homecoming Committee. Apply In person IS44I E. Wooster Frtsch's Big Bey- An Bauei Op- IbKIlL looking forward to a wild time at Birth control, test for pregnancy, Homecoming with Big A Little. Davey Jones Locker Pet Shop portyfilfy Imtttytr, VD, early abortion at Toledo TEKE PLEDGES: A WINNING has exotic pets (tarantulas, boa MadDegs 4 Pilgrims wanted M Medical Service. Call (4l«) TEAMi Welcome to the greatest constrictors, a, lizards) In oddl deliver pmas Mr Domino's Pil- m-liyf tor an eat. fraternity on campus. P.P. tlon to hamsters, gerblls. guln- ls Must be II yrs. old. have noa pigs a, a large supply of dog A PERSONALS Davey Jones's Pet Shop has a dependable car A insurants cat supplies, Call Ma-IBM, VISIT THE DEEPI All levels Of large variety of tropical fish and Starts at Site hr. plus mileage A ZTAZTAZTA2TAZTAZTAZTAZ- scuba classes offered at me Rec aquarium supplies at low prices. tips. Drivers average between Center. Basic scuba, basic scuba Located near campus at 22S E. IA S4.M A st.M hr. Apply Hi person certification A advanced cer- Wostar. How to Defeat the Study after «:M pm at Oemlne's tification, inquire at the Rec Congratulations Allison Small on Monster...12.00. A step by step ifetntrri yftw PI«M, Center WWl. £ tkring selected Women's Ensem- plan for successful studying. Garon Smith. 414 Janeway St., McDonald's. E. Weoster. New Brothers of Delta Tau Delta- ble. Happy Birthday LaNlta Dlx- hiring Part-Time Maintenance Psych up for a Homecoming 9ft. Tfto PUgrihirn Anagl, Kane, PA. 1471S. rJJBz, that'll really be great 'cause the VISIT THE DEEPI All levels of VISIT THE OEEPI All levels of Dtlts A their alums sure do rale. scuba classes oHered at the Rec scuba classes offered at the Rec Delivery people needed. Apply Center. Basic Scuba, basic scuba Home Rentals, Inc. 121 E. Court Center. Basic scuba, basic scuba between 2 A 4 afternoons. St. 1S1-7M7 or 112-71 If. certification A advanced cer- certification 1 advanced cer- Peallel's East. 440 1. Court. tification, inquire at the Rec ALPHA SIOS: Mr. JOSO Cutrvo tification. Inquire at the Rec OVERSEAS JO»S Summer year Center 17.-J711, ,— will make an appearance at the Colter VZ-tm, round. Europe, S. America, CINDY MYERS- Dee Zee's say "Brown House" along with his Hey You-Yes You; Get READY Australia, Asia. lie. All Fields, good luck tomorrow In the 1979 good friend Mr. Daniels at 4:M for the first annual Delta Zeta Sl.v»-I,2M monthly. Iipenses Friday. A surprise appearance volleyball tournament October Homecoming Representative paid. Sightseeing. Pre* MM. Competition. Love, Your Sitters. by "Peppy" Schnopps Is also 27th, 1*7* I writ.: i JC. Sex SI-IB. Careesa Del possible. Come A share In their Book A Record Sale at the Big Brenda-Double 21's. Are they Mar. Ca. 92411. wisdom. Library today A tomorrow! too much for DZ's "Buwanda" to SWIMMINO TIMERS NEED The Oeits would Ilka to con- Hours are IPM-7PM today, A handle?? Happy 21st B Day EDI gratulate Jim Kutchko for mak I0AM-4PM tomorrow. Books, Um. Ill' Hurt. Timers Club will have their 1st ing the B.G. Men's varsity Ten- records, games, puiiles, LOVELIEST LOWLIFES Ylpeel meeting Mon. Od. 22. ipm. Rec nls Team. Way to ao Cold Hutch, magazines A paper dolls all at I'm so happy you thought of mel I (WHAI Thanksi Lov. Ill Alice. Center Conference Room Addi- Students, check out the newest ptrwln pfttfti . llonal info Call 2-2000. Pet Shop in BO, Davey Jones Congratulations Tiny, General Scott. Happy Sweetest Day and Locker. Located n; blocks west Patton, Tommy Crash, Willie Belated 1 year anniv. Love you FPRiAU READ THE NEWS ol campus at 335 E. Wooster. Waste product A Pat* for a Maranti 41H Direct Drive Turn- VISIT THE DEEPI All levels Of SIXTH PLACE finish In the Na- Nov. 2 Is drawing close, only 2 table. Site. Ill-J9SA. scuba classes oHered at the Rec tional Intercollegiate Waterski weeks away. M Delta Gamma Beautiful now backgammon Center. Basic scuba, basic scuba tournament In Louisiana Oct. Women are prowling for dates. gomes, veriews sites A colors, certification A advanced cer- !*!i We may KIDNAP youl tl2.ee-2I.ao. Make nice xmet A* tification. Inquire at the Rec Are you a lover of Special Ladles of BGSU. Want to become gifts. Must seeM appreciate. Call Dixie Electric Co. MR. BILL Canter 272-2711. Children? Student Council for part of the Greek system? Zeta WJUl Worried About Nukesf Holly Exceptional Children Sunday. Tau Alpha wants you to loin In OARAGE SALEI Mostly camp Near on tour for a nuclear free Oct. 21, jpm. Commuter Canter. the fun. We Invite you to our rush kit A stereo Neon tpm. ins «**»" Noy. 4. Alpha XI pledges thank everyone parties this week. For more info, trWttl, TlttTt, i Pfl. T-Shirts! in the house tor a groat time please call Debbie 2 1113 or Mar united Airlines M percent dis- Waitresses, waiters, barmaids, The Hutch Pet Shop is having a 1 for the price of 2 sale on all fresh pledge day. We are looking for- she 354 1743. count coupons. Ply round trip bartenders. No experience necessary. Also, water fish A plants Frl. ltth thru ward to a super year. We love MONTE Good Luck tonight A enywhere In me US before Dec. Only tomorrow night In the Freshman a limited number of miscellaneous posi- Sunday ttnd. you! Let the Xi Times Roll II Mr only nan the price Make Follies. I'll be watching yal tions available. Must be 18 or over. Congratulations Vera on your Janet, Brenda A Cyndi: Thanks offer. If! HK , Casey. The Dixie Electric Co. is looking for neat, engagement to Tom. We are all for a delicious surprise) Phi Mu Love. '17 Mallbu, MO0 1S4-17M. 414 2nd $4.00! To Michael, I wish you all the so happy for you 11 Love, from all P!*d*JfA IL attractive people to fill these positions on a TEKES ARE UNIQUE! love in the world, but most of all I Feesbaii taate, TS home model, full or part-time basis. Good working condi- wish It from myself. Happy D. J. Shops, Inc. High Quality chocolates, real TEKES ARE UNIQUEI blue top, 2 yrs. old. UM er keel tions with fantastic pay. Starting wages cream centers, for SWEETEST TEKES ARE UNIOUEI Sweetest perl lo»t, LOTl, offer. Call 1H-W91 after 4:M. $4.00-$5.00/Hr. 115 West Merry DAY, Oct. 20. SS.fS a pound at TIKES ARE UNIOUEI WANTIO a A w portable TV. 14 keck Apply in person Mon.-Sat., 8:O0Midnight Calico, Sage A Thyme at JS2-I477 TEKEi ARE! UHIOURI r rmte n I. Call U2-M92. screen, good shape, lee Ceil M. er F. rmte. needed by Male M2-MI7. or call 874-8649 for appointment. 25481 Dix- T1S4-I1W. LOVE THAT CHILDI Bowling Green To the Sisters of Phi Mu-WE Bahai Faith-International Year for a I bOrm apt. SM mo. plus l»71 AMC Hornet. Pair condition, ie Highway, Perrysburg, Ohio. LOVE YOU! YOUR NEW of If Child. utn. Inquire at 111 W. Reed MM. can umii. PLEDGES -DO IT before tne M't" catch me intllmt, FOB BlfiT VISIT THE DEEP! All levels Of 1979 Bowling Green Homecoming I P. rmte. I4S t. Prospect. 1 astral, apt. M sub-Is. UM me. A scuba classes offered at the Rec Parade In cooperation with Bowl 2*4-1754. ■ML Daemtewn. Ill-Met. APPLICATIONS xnzMx*tx*tx*txttx*tx*tx*txtta AVAILABLE FOR r

Oa A (ear of cancer that can prevent OMICRON you from detecting cancer at an early stage] X e Change in bowel or bladder habits Kelly Hickey A stage when it is bjghry curable Susan Caliaghan A sore that does not heal Lynn MacOueen Everyone's afraid of cancer, but don't let Denise Campbo Lori Mills If yOU WOIit 16811 *• it scare you to death Ke'ry Foidenduch Jeanne Gallagher DELTA Susan Rudder Jin Lloyd U16S6 7 Kufofl'S 3aUnusual bleeding or discharge Donna Schroeder Cindy Calaway janica Sutflf Elaina Zollos 01 CciIlC6ri t e T» • Thickening or lump in breast or elsewhere Lu Ann Nail Christine Louden Diana Kaden Rhonda Reynolds KAPPA Annette Dickinson Laura Flmzza You probity hmtteeti.. B.ind^nordiiri^^ * Shawn Sodders Anne Phelan NATIONAL LEADERSHIP Angela Tang Anne Sleitt OeObvious change in wart or mole 5 I American Cancer Society Amy Cole Karen Csobody HONORARY Kalhy Oppenlander Andrea Spicer Kns Oppenlander 405 Student Services i e Nagging cough or hoarseness Kelly McNamara THE Candee Rettig OFFICERS MRS KISSELLE, • 1979-1980* SQUAD CARIN GERARD. BARB +PUEM0N.,0CT.2S GANTZ, KIM KASS6. GWEN HUNTER.DENISE CALLAGM AN. LAURA SADLER N The BG News 10-19-79 BGSU, HAVE A HAPPY

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