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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. G Shews The Thursday, January 26,1978 Vol. 61, No. 53 Bowling 'Green 'State University Handicapped hurt i- Halpern ,. says he'll by funding problems resign Board of Regents to pay for renovations working on relatively minor alteration By Kathy Kruse By Kathy Kruse which were approved prior to the projects within it, according to Engler. Staff Reporter Staff Reporter plan," Eakin said, refering to various "There are also eight to 10 related In its effort to rid the campus of ar- ramps and curb cuts which have been projects that we'll handle locally, with our own people," he said. Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs chitectural barriers hindering the installed during the last two years. Sheldon Halpern will resign from his "Most of that work has been com- mobility of handicapped students, the post, effective June 30, The News has University faces a different kind of pleted." Although small-scale changes are Eakin said he hopes that state of- expected to be made long before the learned. obstacle: funding. Halpern last night verified that he ficials also will appropriate money for deadline, Engler expressed concern for The projected cost of a recently will leave his position as University approved University "transition plan adjustments defined in the new plan. major construction scheduling. "Before anything is done, we have to administrator responsible for faculty for program accessibility is $887,150. concerns, and will return to his former "IT'S MY UNDERSTANDING that get ahold of the money," he explained. This estimate provides for renovation English professorship here. the board of regents now has $3 million "We have to be ready to put the of 18 academic and auxiliary buildings According to Halpern, his intentions available for distribution to universities elevators out for bids by early 1979, so including installation or modification of were made known to University elevators and ramps and conversion of across the state that are initiating we'll have a good year or year-and-a- half for contracting and installation, President Hollis A, Moore, Jr. in a bathroom and designated dormitory similar plans," he said. memorandum sent earlier this week. facilities. University Architect Roland Y. which means we can't sit around on our Engler said he doubts if the state will hind ends waiting for the dollars to come to us." "I WROTE TO the president asking ACCORDING TO Vice Provost for provide full funding for the plan. him to terminate my position because, Student Affairs Richard R. Eakin, the "If the state falls through, I don't under the circumstances, I consider it University must complete the tran- know where the money will come from, ENGLER SAID THAT HEWs early target date puts a burden on univer- the appropriate move," Halpern said. sition plan by June 3, 1980 to comply but we have to have it," Engler said. The "circumstances" to which with regulations established by the U.S. "We got a jump on things one-and-a- sities nationwide. half years ago, with ramps and curb, "Some institutions were totally Halpern referred is the recent Department of Health, Education and resignation of University Provost cuts, but we just don't have $800,000 or unaware that this (ruling) was going Welfare (HEW). Kenneth W.Rothe. If the plan is not linished before that $900,000 laying around someplace for through," he said. "It surprised a lot of people and had us gasping for breath." "I worked with Provost Rothe for date, the University could be denied all that needs to be done now." four years, and I feel we got a lot ac- state and-or federal support. BECAUSE THE plan's completion is Older, eastern universities will have complished," Halpern said. "I don't "We (the University) have already receiving top priority, University know if it's too surprising that I resign. received a $62,500 grant from the Ohio maintenance personnel soon will begin to make the most radical modifications, Engler said. It's kind of a standard procedure when "Most of those schools are in really someone in an administrative position bad shape," he noted. "Some of their leaves office, those who work closely buildings have stairs leading to the with him resign." entrance that rival those at the Lincoln HALPERN EXPLAINED that Inside the News Memorial." stepping aside will give the new provost a chance to select his own right-hand THE UNIVERSITY, however, is man; one who might be able to offer "way ahead of the game," according to new perspectives. SPORTS...Mid-American Conference football schools plan to go Engler. lirst class-Division I-A-next year, despite attempts by major "This is not something that's hap- pened overnight," he said of the When asked if he is Interested in powers to eliminate marginally successful schools from their becoming provost, Halpem said, "No. I ranks. Terry Goodman explains the plan on page 6. University's elimination of physical barriers. "Eight to 10 years ago the have no particular plans. I'll do EDITORIALS..Last week's snowstorm kept Paul Lintern glued to Ohio Building Code developed whatever I can for the University, which might or might not be as an Ihc television set watching disaster n.ovies. Afterwards he came up guidelines which state that any building administrator." with his own list of disaster flicks. Page 2. must have provisions for handicapped people." Halpern indicated that he "probably Presently, there are more than 100 FEATURES...Dr. Charles Lakofsky, professor of art, hopes to would return" to his present position if handicapped students at the Univer- Start a scholarship fund for art students. To make sure it succeeds, the new provost requests that he do so. he makes and sells pottery to support the fund. Page 5. sity. Engler said that he thinks each of obv Dave Ryan ■The academic community is one in them has a light to pursue any educational or employment opportunity which various people take on various roles during various periods of time," Weather available on campus. "WE PAY $20 to park here and this is what we have to do to get to Halpern said. "I've spent 15 years at Snow "Handicapped people are falling our car," Sharon E. Donley, junior, said as she carried Sandy K. High20F(-6C) right in line with the civil rights the University and 11 of those years Tomblin. junior, through the six-inch deep "river" in the commuter were as a professor. The last four were Low 10 F (-1IC) movement," he said.'They're making lot near Off enhauer Towers. 100 percent chance of themselves and their wishes known. spent working with Dr. Rothe as vice precipitation This (plan) is all part of the push." provost." Short people reach for their rights Tall people next target: in protest to Randy Newman's single By Jamie Plerman desk.-you can be sure on one thing- attention lately since singer Randy cities, including Boston. WNBC radio asked, "Why should it (the song) bother Sciortino said one reason he doesn't like his height is because his two Staff Reporter you're short. Newman (who's 5'11") released his in New York City has refused to air it, me?" It's a common problem and one that song, "Short People." after it received complaints from short Joseph G. Spiccia, sophomore, also younger brothers are 6'2" and5'll". When you have to wear platform can't be corrected, despite ads in THE LYRICS claim that "short people who said the song was 5'5", said he often gets teased about his While Randy Newman sings "they shoes even if they're out of style, magazines and comic books that people got no reason to live...they got derogatory and bigoted, according to height, but the song doesn't bother him got little cars that go beep, beep, beep shorten your new slacks six inches or promise miraculous new height for just little legs, they stand so low, you got to The Wall Street Journal. at all. and little voices that go peep, peep, dangle your legs several inches above $10. pick 'em up just to say hello." Newman told The Chicago Tribune "I'm confident enough in myself not peep, don't want no short people 'round the floor when you're sitting at your Short people have been getting a lot of The song has been banned in some that he wrote "Short People," which, to worry about my height," he said. here," short people are getting revenge according to Billboard magazine, is the SPICCIA MAY be better equipped with a released song titled "Tall second most popular song in the nation, than some short people to defend People." to satirize bigotry. hiniself against jokes about his height- Students at the University generally he's a weightlifter and president of the It was written at WROV radio station do not mind the song. University Weightlifting Club. in Roanoke, Va. The song's lyrics in- Sophomore Susan M. Durso, who is One student who's not crazy about clude: "When you're standing beside 4'11", said she doesn't object to "Short "Short People" is Michael J. Sciortino, 'em you got to look up their nose, they People" or her height. junior, 5'7". His nickname is "Shorty." got long skinny fingers and big floppy Sciortino said the song is "catchy, but feet, and they're starving the world •TM REALLY happy the way lam," I think it's disgusting-I hate it," adding with all the food that they eat." she said. that "my girlfriend's always singing it So far, the song isn't a big hit, but it Joseph C. George, freshman, 5'5" tome." may sooth some short egos. Postal Service investigates firms selling 'canned' term papers By Kristi Kehres money...through the mail by means of "They are thwarting the academic false representation." process. Several new investigations of mail- order businesses that sell term papers PREVIOUSLY, this law had been "FOR THE STUDENT, it is easier to to college students are being conducted used only against mail-order schemes buy a term paper than it is to spend the by the U.S. Postal Service in in which the seller misled the buyer, hours in the library." Washington D.C., according to Thomas according to the AP story. Canned term papers may have Ziebarth, postal service lawyer. But a federal appeals court held that originated with fraternity house file Postal authorities said thev thought four term paper companies were cabinets but they did not become the businesses had ceased years ago, violating the law because when a third federal concern until the early 1970s, however, the mail-order term paper person, such as a college professor, is when companies hired research staffs business apparently had resumed. misled, that also is a case of using the to write term papers on thousands of according to an Associated Press (AP) mails to misrepresent. subjects, the AP story said. story. Ziebarth has won nine out of 10 cases They advertise their catalogs in Newsphotoby Gerry Nemein Ziebarth said the investigations are he has taken to court. campus newspapers across the being conducted to determine if the "There are mail-order outfits that country. JAMIE "SHORT PERSON" PIERMAN, staff reporter, doesn't mind being only S'1.547" tall. companies' activities violate the postal knowingly offer canned term papers to Postal services in Bowling Green, But the apprehensive look on her face suggests otherwise as the HPE 106 and 2*6 basketball service false representation statute students who turn them in for academic Toledo and Detroit reported that they classes loom overhead. As long as she stays off the courts, she should have no problems. which makes it illegal to "obtain credit," he said. knew nothing of the investigations. opinion 'judgment is founded on truth.. make complaints speaking out to administrators we are fat and getting fatter University President Hollis A. Moore. Jr. said- last spring that one As the stereotype goes, slim is sexy better if they shed a few pounds? individual discipline — which we don't reason he was moving from his ollice in the Administration building to and beautiful and handsome. So why is r Dr. Ernst L. Wynder, president of the seeni to have." the renovated McFall Center was to get closer to the students. it the average American can't fit the American Health Foundation, offers MANY UNIVERSITY STUDENTS He said students were more likelv to walk up to a second floor office description? tr ^^Bj some insight into the fatness of seem to have that discipline this than to take an elevator up to one on the 10th floor. The fact is; the average American is America. quarter. The indoor track at the South It seemed to be reasonable, but did it happen? Are more students fat and is getting fatter. Gym (Men's Gym) has more joggers on Roger "WE ARE LOSING the battle of the going to see the president now that he is "closer" to them? it than last quarter. Intramurals gather The National Center for Health bulge because we are living in a society large turnouts. Moore said yesterday that he has been in contact with more people Statistics, which distributes national Lowe where two things are happening because of his office's central location and added that he now has more figures on weight, released its findings simultaneously," he said. Maybe some of these students have spontaneous meetings with students. on weight gain for the last 10 years. realized that excercise takes off weight. He may be seeing more students, but is he "closer" to them? And, like the figures of most "One, there's too much of the good Maybe some made New Year's The News thinks not, but we're not sure who is to blame. Americans, these figures aren't good life around us. Two, we've become Resolutions and are keeping them for a M.iny students complain about the University. However, most of the either. sedentary, decreasing our expenditures change. It also is possible that these complaints are directed to friends who cannot do anything about them. of calories," Wynder added. students know that pounds put on now Why not let administrators know how vou leel? They are the ones who The average male is from 20 to 30 are very good that most of that extra will be harder to take off later. poundage is not muscle, but unsightly What does this mean to University run this University, not your friends. pounds overweight with the average However, quite a few students are American female not far behind at 15 to fat. students? It means that most of us are But on the other side, administrators should make themselves more overweight and doing nothing about it. 30 pounds on the heavy side. content to sit around, drink beer, eat accessible to students. Being accessible doesn't mean having a second Even worse is the average number of munchies and watch our favorite TV It takes time and self-discipline to Door oflice. but seeking student opinions and being available to those The average weight for a woman pounds added in the last 10 years. For show. Now I have nothing against this exercise It will hurt the first couple who have opinions. between the ages of 18 and 24 and five the above mentioned male, the average kind of activity, but only when it is done times you try to do something you II vou do not like a cetain policy, complain In somebody who can do foot six in 1974 was 141 pounds, ac- gain was eight pounds over the 10 year in moderation. Every night, or even haven't done since high school physical si iiielhing about it. Or walk up to Moore's oflice in the Mcf-all Center. cording to the Center. If you're trying to period. The above mentioned female most nights engaged in this kind of education classes. But if you stick with look like Farrah Fawcett-Majors or gained an average of seven pounds. activity will get you overweight and out it, you'll find yourself feeling better and Cheryl Ladd, you're going about it the of shape in a hurry. looking better. wrong way. new campaign Why is it that average Americans are Everybody puts on a few extra If you are overweight, do yourself a gaining weight and losing the fight pounds sometime. The problem lies in favor and lose some weight. You'll look BUT MEN WILL NOT be able to point against fat? Don't they know that extra getting rid of the excess baggage. better to yourself and others too. against smoking a finger at their wives or girlfriends, for weight puts an extra strain on the heart they are losing the battle of the bulge and decreases life expectancy? Don't This is where the major problem sets Roger K. Lowe is assistant editorial Smokers beware. There is a new campaign being waged against vou. too. The average six foot 18 to 24-year- they know that they'll look and feel in. As Wynder said: "Change requires editor of the News. Joseph Calilano, secretary ol the department ol Health. Education and old male weighed 178 pounds. Chances eVelUne. has launched a multi-million dollar campaign to encourage the Anieru .in people to stop smoking. Calilano says il is his "dulv" to lead llie ellorl. He promises the greatest propoganda campaign ever waged against smoking -- wit 1 help Irom radio and television. He also will ask the it's the write time I eder.il Trade I onimission to require even more formidable warnings on for a letter every pack ol cigarclles. The News welcomes reader Calilano will have his work cut oul lor him. Fof the last 14 years, response to editorial comment as despite extensive programs explaining Ihe dangers ol burning tobacco. well as opinions on topics of student people continue to smoke. interest, in the form of letters to the About 4(1 percent ol adult men and women in America smoke, and Ihe editor and guest columns. number ol cigarettes manufactured and sold rises each vear. All correspondence should be Ihe American Cancer Society also has taken a new approach in ils typewritten and triple-spaced. Only anti-smoking campaign. It has decided (hat some people cannot be those letters and columns signed and relied away Irom smoking simplv because smoking mav kill ihem. listing the author's address and Ihe society's new tactics include convincing people to give up phone number for verification will be accepted. cigarettes because smoking causes bad breath, hs new moilo is Letters to the editor may not Smoking Slinks.' exceed 300 words (30 typed lines). Il doesn't seem thai ihe traditional'method ol emphasizing em- Columns are not to be more than SO physema is working. Let's hope Ihe cancel socieiv's idea clears the air typed lines. somewhat. The News reserves Ihe right to reject letters or portions ol letters that are deemed in bad taste or a bargain every day malicious. No personal attacks or namecalling will be published. If a N psterd&y's N«'ws listed current q«*iu*ral lee allocations and the amount large number of correspondence each student pavs each quarter to support each organization and servire. refers to a particular subject, a representative sample will be used. News occasionally Anoidinq to the list, each student pays $1.18 lor one quarter's HOSTAGE Correspondence may be sent to: receives letters from patients and pul.lu ittion ol I he BG News. Editorial Editor, The BG News, U prisoners in state institutions, I li.ii < omes to ihree cents an issue. University Hall. asking that students write to them. Al that price, it shouldn't he too hard to get voiir money s worth. : While the News does not publish such letters, they are available to students who wish to read them and on-campus parking sticker? correspond with these persons. One other incident which was a paulpourri parking woes typical Parking Services mistake, was the unnecessary ticketing of cars at this I am writing this letter in response to same parking lot. John R. Delinian's article, (Jan. 24), It seems that due to the snow, one of getting the 'bugs' out of writing screenplays concerning our infamous Parking the Parking Services employees could Services. I also park my car at the BG not determine where the faculty Last Friday's weather kept most of fleas decending on the local Hartz flea tucky Fried Chicken franchise, where television station and am getting very parking area ended and the on-campus us from wanting to do anything outside collar factory, which explodes from the the workers and customers are at- lot began. So instead of giving the on- or even to travel any distance to do force of the fleas. However, the aroma irritated by the fact that this parking lot tacked and pelted with eggs. The yolk's is rarely plowed. campus cars parked near the faculty lot something. So, at our house, we ended from the factory kills the fleas in the on them Paul Do you know how frustrating it is to the benefit of the doubt, this employee up watching the television movie, attack. "Claws"—A common house cat eats spend an hour trying to get your car out ticketed the cars for not parking in the Bugs a suspenseful flick about some "Chicken"—A barnyard of chickens a labratory mouse being ustd on a Lintern of the snow-covered lot? I went through assigned area. high-pressure, fired-up insects who are eat feed that has been contaminated by secret experiment. The cat becomes a that experience yesterday and finally Mine was one of the cars ticketed and bred by a biology student into mon- atomic fallout from a nearby nuclear deadly terror, attacking unsuspecting had to give up. as it turned out it was a mistake. strous bugs whose electrical charges test. victims and terrorizing an entire city When I called Parking Services I think I have niade my point and I sting, burn and destroy everything in The farmer notices strange behavior well as the local dog pound. asking why this lot was not plowed, the invite any response from Parking sight. in the fowl and calls his veterinarian "Paws"—A bionic St. Bernard dog woman chuckled as she responded, Services as to what our $20 is used for Or something like that. electrical shock puts an energy force brother to check them out. The brother short-circuits and destroys Swit- "Well, we didn't do much plowing this and just what "services" are rendered. It played on our fear (or at least into the fleas on the dog who serves as discovers bionic powers in the zerland. weekend." uncomfortable irritation) of bugs in home base and a feeding ground, for the chickens, who peck down a barn door I.indaS Kairman And this is why I pay J20 a year for an much the same way that the movies energy. and take on and defeat a pack of hungry "CAWS"-A FLOCK of crows 206 Treadway Hall "Ben" and "Willard" capitalized on The fleas multiply, then divide up and wolves. becomes a deadly menace after con- our fear of mire. Other movies have invade nearby towns, destroying crops suption of a pesticide on a farmer's used bees, spiders, birds and an and establishing home bases on other THE VET ATTEMPTS to train the corn gives the birls unusual strength. The S13 Hews oversized shark to do likewise. dogs. chickens, but they turn on him and he "Laws"—Members of the United becon.es hen-pecked. The last scene States Congress are bitten by tiny in- THE SUCCESS OF those movies and THE FINAL SCENE shows all the shows the flock converging on a Ken- sects unleashed by a foreign enemy. Page 2 Thursday.January 26.1978 the rather simple formula involved The insects cause the legislators to EDITORIAL STAFF prompted me to sit down the next day 'I sent my ideas to leading filmmakers enact irrational laws that threatened editor patricia a. Thomas and write some movie scripts along the security of the nation. The managing editor dennis |. sadowski similar lines. President is impeached, taxes are news editor gait f. harrls Don't be surprised if next year you editorial editor paul I. lintern and expect a response shortly. I hope doubled, the armed services are makeup editor victoria I. siHord see some of these movies: dissolved and the electoral college is sports editor terry r. goodman abolished before a handsome young copy editor Janet k. ropers "Fleas"—A mangy dog is struck by you enjoy them when they come out.' chemist, lawyer and detective pholo editor lawrence m. kayser lightning while sniffing a glowing (Richard Dreyfuss) uncovers the plot entertainment editor marc holland meteorite that has just landed. The and develops an antidote just in time to BUSINESS STAFF keep the legislators from ratifying the business manager kathleenkern Panama Canal treaty. advertising manager tonn p. johasky The President, after awarding sales manager William schabet Dreyfuss the Medal of Honor, takes the The BG News is published daily Tuesday through Friday during the regular medal away from him for not waiting school year and weekly during summer sessions by students ot Bowline Oreen until after the treaty ratification. State University under the authority of the University Publications Committ e Those are my ideas. I sent them to Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect the opinions of The leading filmmakers and expect a BG News Editorial Board. The BG News and Bowling Green State University »re equal opportunity em- response shortly. I hope you enjoy them ployers and do not discriminate in hiring practices. when they come out. The News will not accept advertising that is deemed discriminatory, degrading Now I'm working on another, about a or insulting on the basis or race, sex or national origin. high society lecturer who begins AM rights to material published in The BG News are reserved. committing social blunders. I'll call it Editon.il and Business Offices "Faux Pas." 106 University Hall Bowling Gnen St.ili University When not writing movie scrips, Paul Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 Lintern Is editorial editor of the News. Phone (4H) 372 2003 Thursday. January 2«. 1978 The BG News Page 3 Day in Review Socialism needed,socialist says •^ From Atiociotad Prwi »»oorn ByTomGriesser 50 percent of the wealth," socialistic state, Ostrow said. "So there's a really good Staff Reporter she said. proposed. Ostrow also called for the chance for violence, and we Older woman is looking at younger man Democracy under OSTROW CLAIMED that creation of a free should be prepared for that," Convincing the American capitalism represents the these administrative bodies educational system, "open to she said. Mark Goodnian turned 21 yesterday, but he did not become a bridegroom. public that it has the power wishes of the wealthy and would more accurately everyone for as long as they "The violence in this Goodman and his 77-year-old step-grandmother, Mrs. Ray Goodnian, had announced in to establish a socialist state influential at the expense of represent the public because want." In addition, students country and around the I )c( rmber their plans to marry on his birthday. is a necessary first step to the majority of Americans, "they would be held more should receive a stipend to world conies from the small The pair refused to talk to reporters and Goodnian referred all questions to a spokesman, providing social and Ostrow said. The result is accountable and have a pay living expenses while in minority who are protecting Peter Willianis, who told The Associated Press in London that the wedding will be either in economic equality, ac- reduced public participation greater stake in their school, she said. their wealth," she added. I he United States or France, and within a month. cording to Shiela H. Ostrow. in politics. decisions." WHILE OSTROW Ostrow also denied that Mrs. Goodnian. a former chorus girl, is Goodman's father's stepmother. British law Ostrow, a member of the "More people don't vote Society as a whole would proposes a non-violent socialism suppressed the prohibits their marriage, but officials in I.os Angeles said that because they are not blood Toledo chapter of the than do vote. They feel benefit from socialism, establishment of socialism in individual for the benefit of relatives, the pair can legally mam in California. Socialist Workers Party, something funny is going which would lead to an in- the U.S., she said she society. spoke yesterday in the on," she said. creased emphasis on im- believes violence is possible. Perry-Crogan Room, Union proved medical and "The ruling class" is likely "Socialism is the next No radiation found there can be no disagreement that some in the first of a series of AMERICAN politicians educational services, Ostrow to oppose the establishment logical step in mans' from fallen Soviet satellite framework for collective bargaining is weekly symposiums spon- must "make concessions to said. of a socialistic state, she progression. If we don't put desperately needed," sponsor Sen. sored by the Young Socialist wealth," she said. "We'll compete for things said, pointing to the nation's an end to this madness I of U.S. and Canadian planes sweeping the Harry Meshel, D-Youngstown, told the Alliance. "Every four years we elect that are important, like involvement in the over- capitalism i I believe it will skies for radiation from a fallen Soviet Senate. Socialism, Ostrow said, someone who ends up not who'll be the first to discover throw of Chile's Marxist be the destruction of satellite widened their search yesterday to Meshel claimed the bill "ensures a would improve the quality of representing us," she said, the cure for cancer," she government as an example. mankind." the Lake Superior area of the United degree of stability in bargaining with Americans' lives by creating adding that President Carter TMURSDAT IS STUDENT IHGUTI States, but no fallout has been detected, safety forces, as policemen and firemen a sharing of the means of has reneged on campaign officials of the two countries said. are prohibited from striking. production and establishing promises to work for January 2S-28 They stressed that air supplies were "This change from the earlier version the "true democracy" of women's and minority • p.m. being taken in that corner of the northern has been heralded by many of the bill's direct public participation in rights. Main Auditorium United States as a precautionary measure. former opponents to be a significant im- the government. Socialism would replace B.G. Students The planes were specially equipped with provement in view of last year's abhorrent ii.oo with I. O. UNDER OUR PRESENT "the heart and soul of A Bowling Green gamma-ray detectors. Dayton experience." capitalistic system, most of capitalism," private STUDENTS $1.50 "There is no indication of any Sen. Thomas A. Van Meter, R-Ashland, State Univenity the country's resources are ownership of the means of Theatre Production rmMTftiMHitMcin radioactivity so far," U.S. State Depar- warned Democrats to expect a ballot controlled by a powerful production, with worker For Reservations and IDVinil M (imMWM tment spokeswoman Jill Schuker told referendum on the right-to-strike issue, if Inlormation visit the UtWtUi UHIO*' UIUH MINHIi minority and the public control based on democracy, AMHfltl M reporters in Washington. the House succeeds in overriding Rhodes' Box Office in U Hall generally is apathetic and Ostrow said. toomniuiiiuiu* MMI ««rr Maj. Geoff Haswell, Canada's Defense vote. or Telephone 37? 2719 tUttvUI a UKI FOK0M »«0 TM disillusioned toward the Regional, national and weekdays. TicKets Department spokesman, told a news government, Ostrow said. employee councils would be 'available at the floor conference in Ottawa that the aerial Muriel Humphrey to take "Over 25 million elected to establish after 7 p.m. on per 101 WIKI sweeps were broadened to include an area formance nights O'ltft II Americans live in poverty, economic and policy Cinema I*2 IMP! between Lake Superior and Lake late husband's vacant seat and 1.2 percent own almost decisions under the Michigan, apparently meaning the skies over Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Muriel Humphrey, who says she wants The crippled Cosmos 954 satellite, to "help complete" some of her late powered by a nuclear reactor containing husband Hubert's unfinished legislative 100 pounds of highly radioactive uranium business, was appointed yesterday to his NOTICE!!! 235, plummeted from space and reentered vacant seat in the U.S. Senate by Min- the earth's atmosphere early Tuesday, nesota Gov. Rudy Perpich. New phone numbers for contacting BEERCO falling apart into dozens of flaming Mrs. Humphrey, who will be 66 next fireballs. month, becomes the only woman in the for all your party needs. Canadian Defense Minister Barney Senate. She will serve until a special Danson said earlier yesterday that the Phone Fostoria 435-3214 or 435-3141 election is held next November to fill the SOON! search for radioactive contamination was remaining four years of her husband's centered along a 450-mile stretch of Phone Bowling Green 352-5895, ask for Don or Mike SEMI team. TOUGH o rugged, sparsely populated terrain in the Humphrey died of cancer at his lakeside Northwest Territories east of Great Slave home in Waverly, Minn., on Jan. 13. He Lake. Beers Available Henry was 66. The couple had been married 41 NOW WINKLER years. Michelob Genny Ale SHOWING! Sally Senate overrides veto Mrs. Humphrey declined to say whether Anheuser-Busch HfHOIS Budweiser Genny Beer FIELD on collective bargaining bill she would run in the special election. Natural Light M "That's a long time away. I have no idea," Busch Pfeiffer ; io 4 State senators voted 20-12 yesterday to she told reporters yesterday in Fort Ml ML overrride Gov. James A. Rhodes' veto of Lauderdale, Fla. Taps, ice, and cups are available upon request. legislation that would permit 500,000 public She said she had never discussed with 8 employees to bargain collectively and in her husband the possibility of serving out DAYS sortie Instances to strike. his term. "I think that Hubert never once Thank you for your patronage. We are looking forward to serving you. TILL The controversial, labor-backed bill said that he was going to do anything but "ClOH must still be overridden in the House go back to the Senate. ENCOUNTERS where Democrats currently lack the "I had no guidance at all from him in the HER0E? required three-fifths majority. The long- decision," she said. "I hope that he is awaited Senate vote came along straight guiding me today, along with a good many party lines with Democrats, minus one other people, in this decision, because I felt Hey?! There's absent member, mustering a bare it was a very, very difficult decision to override majority. make and a very responsible one to make. IT'S GOT HEAT. "With strikes by public employees oc- I do not take it lightly, not as a caretaker a free Pepsi CATCH SATURDAY THI curring in virtually every state this year, job." rivii AT NICHT ; 301 FEVEP.. in this cup. t*0 P.M. |OHN TRAVOLTA Order any large pizza and you can get up lo 4 free Pepsi's. If ITABIVM you order a small pizza, you can Cinema 1*2 Cfie Ben get 2 free Pepsi's - no coupon necessary - all you have to do 1432 E. Wowiter 352-5265 is ask. 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The Minority Caucus will meet from noon to 1:15 p.m. There is an error in the application deadlines for faculty today in the Taft Room, Union. development grants as distributed by the Provost's The topic of discussion will be visiting minority art Office. The correct application deadline for the grants is faculty members. The meeting is free and open to the March 1,1978, not Feb. las the grant guidelines state. public. Feb. 1 is the deadline for faculty improvement leaves. Beer blast Speed grants may be applied for at any time. Marketing Club will sponsor a beer blast 7 p.m.- Correction midnight tonight in the Northeast Commons. Admission In correction to Wednesday's article on Starcastle, is $1 and beer will be sold. The event, which will feature a Steve Tassler is the group's drunimer and Steve Hagler is belly dancer, is open to the public. one of the guitarists.

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Dr. Lakofsky forms a pot on the wheel. Ceramic art Prof sells work By Tom Griesser -1974: 50 piggy banks; "The only problem is Staff Reporter -1975: 100 bowls; sometimes I get to know them too -1976: 100 leaf plaques; and well, I know who the goof-offs His goal is a $5,000 art -1977: 50 covered jars. are." scholarship program. To begin THE LEAF plaques, which When not behind a potter's achieving it. Dr. Charles contained imprints from various wheel, there is the chance Creating a clay pot takes concentration and requires close work. Lakofsky, professor of art, has native Ohio trees, such as maple, lakofsky may be found behind a placed 400 of his ceramic works oak and tulip, were very popular, typewriter. on sale at faculty art shows according to lakofsky. He is the author of a textbook, during the past five years. last year, all 50 covered jars "Pottery," which was published "Every year I've been making were sold on the show's opening in 1968 by the William C. Brown an additional 50 to 100 pieces. I night. Co. sell them for the foundation," 'Never again will I make a Also, he has written about six Lakofsky, 55, said. covered jar," lakofsky joked. "I articles for "Ceramics Monthly" The proceeds-$2,600 has been like lids that fit." magazine. collected so far-are placed in the "People are beginning to "I did one on exhibitions and BGSU Foundation, Inc. When collect these things from every jurying systems that created $5,000 is gathered, the foundation year," he continued. "Mrs. quite a stir," lakofsky reflected. will provide merit scholarships to Moore (wife of University In the article, published two University art students. President Hollis A.Moore Jr. Ihas years ago, Lakofsky was critical "I'M TRYING to get a been a good customer. So has of jurists who are ignorant of the scholarship that pays in cash, Mrs. Eriksen (wife of John G. field of art they are judging and which can't be done through the Eriksen, dean of the college of those who have strong biases office of financial aid," Lakofsky Arts and Sciences)." toward particular artists. explained, adding that the art THE PRICE of his ceramic scholarship has another donor works has varied. However, When asked if there is any who wished to remain lakofsky said itenis made in personal motivation behind his anonymous. groups of 50 usually sell for $10 work for the scholarship Recipients of the scholarships each; those niade in groups of 100 program, lakofsky answered will be selected by the art faculty, usually cost about $5. that he received much financial he said. lakofsky is a graduate of the assistance while an art student. Lakofsky, who has taught at Cleveland Institute of Art. He The scholarship "may be a way the University for 30 years, also has studied at the State to repay that." begins working in October for the University of New York College "But I don't know if I'd want annual sale in late November. of Ceramics at Alfred University that in the paper. It sounds like Items made in groups of 50 and Ohio State University. I'm blowing my own horn," he usually take about a half hour Although he taught a variety of added. each to make, not including art courses when he first came to lakofsky said he is confident drying or firing time. Others the University, Lakofsky now the scholarship will reach the require slightly less time, he specializes in ceramics. $5,000 level. said. The opportunity to work with "Five more years at $300—if I The results of Lakofsky's ef- art students in relatively small can get it all in, it will be up there. Fingertips are useful to decorate clay pots. forts have been: classes appeals to him, he in- Any help towards that will be -1973: 100 clay turtles; dicated. appreciated.

Dr. Lakofsky applies glaze, which will eventually color the pot.

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Page S The BG News Thursday. January 2C, 1978 JOdds I'n ends Tracksters Cagers win KENT-Bowling Green rallied late in the second half to defeat Kent State 69-63 in Mid-Anierlcan Con- AAid-Am footballhangsoni | ference action last night t testec Trailing 57-51 with 7:53 remaining, the Falcons out- SHORT STUFF: The nation's bin football powers thought •—| AT I" \ ^# scored Kent 18-6 to move to 4-11 overall and 2-3 in the they finally put themselves in an elite class, but things are conference. starting to backfire. Terry By Bill Paul JOE FAINF. led BG with 20 points, followed by They pushed a split of Division 1 teams at the recent NCAA Staff Reporter Duane Gray Il5i, and Ron llammye who scored 12 convention in arwitton.pl to weed out conferences such as the second-half points. Mid-American. Goodman A four-team invitational isn't indoor track coach Dave Kent 13-13 and 2-5) was paced by Burred McGhee's, Division 1-AA was a nice way, the powerful schools William's idea of an ideal season start, but right now, he's 2tl points. The slick forward pumped in 19 in the first t nought, to rid themselves of mammal grid conferences, but game for any type of competition. before cooling off and shooting 13 of 30 for the game. still give them an acceptable title. Division II would not Attendance is still plummeting. In fact, the WHA at- "We desperately need a meet." Williams said. "It's im- The Falcons out-rebounded Kent 40-32. and shot 44 sound too good, even though that's what the proposal really tendance leader. Indianapolis, has been accused of padding portant that we find out how good we are and we won't know percent from the field (29-66), while the Flashes meant. its crowd totals all season. And even worse, a club official until we run into some competition." managed 47 percent connecting on 29 of 62. The women were scheduled to open their season last But many learns, including the Mid-Am schools, are admitted recently that the accusation was true. BOWLING GREEN <6t> Joe Faine 7 6 M. Duane Gray aiming to go Division 1—first class-all the way. Most WHA franchises are so unstable these days that the Saturday at the 11-tean, Ohio State Invitational, but the 6 3 15, Rosie Barnes 2 0 4. George Marshall 3 2 8. Mitch Prospects appeared dim when the original criteria NHI. is more against merging than it ever was. It's very tracksters were snowed out of the event. Now Williams is a Kopysiynskir 4 0 8, Ron HammyctO 12, Emjer Shurelds 1 required either 17.000 average attendance over a four-year possible that the WHA may fold after this season and two or bit concerned about a mental letdown. 02. Totals r> 1169. KENT STATE UD- Burl Nesbitl 3 1 7. Trent Grooms 4 I period, or 17.000 for one year in a :M).000-soat stadium. If you three of its best teams may replace a handful of floundering 9. Joe McKcown I 0 2, Mark Dudley 4 0 8. Burrell McGhee "THE C.miS WF.RF. really keyed up for the invitational at had a small stadium, you were out of luck. NHL franchises. 13 3 29. Paul Williams 3 0 4. MikeO'Keele I 0 2. Fred Hawk However, an Ivy League" amendment was proposed and Another alternative may be lai the WHA folding, ibl the Ohio State." he said. 'The competition promised to he ton eh I 02 Totals 29 563. approved, which allows schools with 12 varsity sports to addition of NO WHA teams and Ids NHI. draft of all WHA and I thought we were ready for it. I just hope we don't have Hallt ime Kent state 33 Bowling Green 33 A 3.413 bypass the attendance requirement. players. a lapse this week." Many of the smaller major colleges, including the Mid-Am 'Die Falcons will be facing host Purdue. Ball State and group, are pushing to meet that requirement In addition, HOT TRAD.: Portlands edition of team basketball is Indiana State tomorrow and Willian.s believes his team is indoor track and outdoor track are being counted as two conquering the rest of the National Basketball Association phystcaly superior. Wrestlers aim sports. i NBA i at the season's halfway point. With that in mind, only five Mid-Am schools-F.astern But even though the Trailbrazera, who many times have I think we should be thecreamof the crop," he predicted. Michigan. Ohio University. Central Michigan. Miami and Seven players scoring iii double futures, have by far the best "Ill the end it should become a two-team meet with us and Toledo- can't meet 1-A standards at the present time. But league record, the NBA is not in any great danger. Indiana Stale. This is Purdue's first year at the varsity level for clean sweep and at Ball State indoor track is just a club sport so I'm not inly Toledo must add more than iinespcrt with a three-year The league is financial!) stable, thanks to overall balance. By Tom llaumaun expecting them lo be that strong." ti ansition period (or the entire MAC to go first class. And the which came when the delunet American Basketball Assistant Spin Is Kiliim Hoekets must add only two sports. Association merncd with the NBA last season. Indiana is strong particularly in the hurdles and the mile The Bowling Green wrestling team's road trip continues So with the MAC. and many other little guys" thwarting Incidentally, the Cleveland Cavaliers are back over .500. run. where they have two exceptional freshmen athletes i he big guys" sly proposal, look for another huge squabble After a lone cold streak spanning from Dec. 27 through early competing. ti might and. this tin.e. the stop is Mount Pleasant, Mich. in the near future last week, theCavs rebounded by inserting7-2 Elmore Smith The trip may be rough and the competition tough, but the at center and moving Jim (hones to the strong forward spot. ROSF.MARY JUNK was the first-place 80-yard hurdles Falcons have a chance for a clean sweep. HOTKF.Y FUTURE DIM?: This could be the n.ost crucial Coal h Bill Fitch mined Jim Brewer out of the starting five. finisher in the high school nationals last year and Peggy ItG will compete in a til-dual match tonight at 6:30 with •eason ever, in regards to the future of professional hockey. Nagel captured the New York slate championship in the Central Michigan. Grand Valley Slate and Sauinaw Valley. Tin National Hockey league iNHl.l. with main finan- HOT TRAM UNNOTICED: Toledo, taking a 12-gan.e mile. Idle lasl weekend because ol the weather, the Falcons will eially riddled franchises, is laeed again with a lack of winning streak inlo last night's MAC battle at Miami, is being However. Junk will be running against BG freshman I.inda lace the Chippewas tost, lollowed by Grand Valley and Saginaw Valley. While one ol the combinations are wrestling balance Si\ teams-Montreal. Boston. Buffalo. Toronto. ignored ii\ national pollsters Roberts tomorrow in the liU-yard high-hurdles and Willian.s on 'mat one,'' the other two learns will lie lacing off in mat Philadelphia and the New York Islanders-don.mate the The basketball Rocket saiciiiiiankcd. which is unfortunate feels that the event ma> be up for grabs. league with a combined 16342-1 record. That, naturally, because Ihe) certnuil) have one ol the best defenses in the two.'' i i.cans that almost everyone else is a loser. i ouiitry. Their overall record is 15-2. "1 don t know if she i Junk i has made Ihe adjustment in the COACH PF.TF. RIF.SF.N expects mil) Jay l.iles I US). Tom \nil losers don't attract fan-. However, because of the The nation's top in Includes: Kentucky. Marquctte. North distance. ' the coach said. "Of course Linda hasn't really Mitchell iM'ii, Dave Ibarra tlMl and Hob (lark 1190) lo NHI.'s expanded plat off system, son.e losers actually will Carolina, Arkansas. Notre Dame. UC1.A. Michigan State. been tested cither because we don't have the room to run that participate against all tin oc schools. n.ake the playoffs A post-season upset from an Atlanta. Kansas. Providence and Syracuse, in that order. Hounding distance indoors here on campus." Riesen leels thai Jerry Little. Scott I otiiad. Fat Farrell. Detail or Chicago would greatly benefit the future of the out the iop .'II arc; Duke. Louisville. Indiana Stale. New The Falcon 880-yard medley team will have to watt at least Ton. Cross. Jin Warmington and Matt While will gel two NHI. Mcxii o. Texas, Georgetown, Florida State. Virginia. DePaul another week for their initial test Purdue, the host team, matches apiece. Meanwhile. Ihe World Hockey Association iWHAl con- and Illinois Male elected to eliminate thai event Iron, the run.petition We're also anting t" gel a variety ol people involved tinues to lose money in large numbers, despite more whom we haven't seen in regular action. ' he said. This i entitlement ol franchises and an agreement to play ADD END: Miami football coach Dick Cram, who led the With BG freshman Kei nettal Fulmar leading off. followed match will provide an excellent was In view some ol our exhibitions against ;->rc.gntcaniS. Redskins in the MAC title last year, resigned to lake over by I.inda Roberts, Deb Wei ncrt and JameGutlford. the event ol her wrestlers. North Carolina's lop spot On Oct. 7. CrtUli'S North Carolina proi i ises to be one of the team's strongest. There is an additon hi tin- Falcon squad this week, and •■ .in. will host Ihe Skins. perhaps lor the entire season. Riesen has luiind himself a it will beavcrj interesting thing." Crum admitted. NF.EDI.F.SS TO SAY. Williams was a bil disappointed with new heavyweight-l KHUI Smith. In another coaching change on the pro level. Jack Pardee its seralehmg fn>n. the caid. SMITH, AN OFFKNSIV F. guard for the Wi football lean. has lei! his Chicago j"h to take over the Washington Red- W hat can you do?," he asked. After a while you get to this tail, has been added to the roster, kins' tort lines. expect it. It's like going up to Michigan State. They are Doug will give us a better Chance ill Ihr heavyweight loaded in the distances races so they reall> pack them into division ' Riesen said. Take nothing awaj Iron. Stokes the lineup." 11 Ian i. lint his 211 can I equal Doug's2511 pounds. It is not known Imw many matches either In av. weight will Guilfnrd. Fulmar and Huberts will, however, compete in WIT .He tonight, but Riesen say- it depenilsoii their progress. the 80-yard dash. And Wcrncrt's (tme ol 67.2 seconds is the In a recent ll.Ulrfl against Ohio. Central was leaning 19-9 team's best thus far in the •Wl-yard-ruii. going into the lost two matches.' RlCSCII said, only In have Patii Knelli hit the 42' ." i" mark in the shot put during their I'll pounder and hv.iV)weight pinned, giving Ihe Rob- practice this week. She needs a put ol 40' 11" to qualify for ed-at !l lu victory •hi' nationals and should be Ihe favorite in that event this Not much is known about Grand Valley Slate, but Riesen week. slated that II we don't win al least twuol the tin ee there. I'd be disappointed and vet y surprised "

ALPHA XI DELTA BIT M.I. IMlRSN't end tonight Saturday, the Falcons Happy Belated Birthday -:-i11 the ordeal again, tins e ul I.. - ■ til Michigan with CONGRATULATES Western Michigan, anil Hall Stab Salgal The Cistern and Western mali'lrs should !*• close. BARB BARDON Western will slum its strength In tin1 lighici weights, while Jan. 22 Love, T & P Eastern is having I rouble Idling out Halt all.. For c eilain, the ON HER ACTIVATION AND llut'oiis will go will I ti.. SITMCI oi .: IH-.'IV)weight, ami . no--ilily a I l-'-puundcr. NEW ACTIVES FROM FALL Tin strongest ol the three tcaii,si> Bah Stale The Falcon* 1UDY BURKHART .in i ess againsl the I annuals will depend ill two weight VERA DRMHAUS classes- laBand lai CMDY CALAWAY COLLEEN KOSTER At latt. the Fulfills1 will have to ■ amend with l.loyd Cleii mous. an Indiana Mule high si hrn.l c ..mpi" last year JANET DE BOER LAURA LEONARD. ..iiil.il li.i.Slul ass. line-In (I I ; 2indi..is ia .1-ea-i.ti. RUTH MILTON MMVVtfMAWVVUVUVWVVVVVVWVIrVVVWM At Pagliai's choose from 1/3 loaf or full loaf subs .Sol or cold CINDY PHILLIPS

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