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Vol 116 No 1 Sept 16 1982 Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware Ohio 25 Cents Summer talks cut faculty programs By PAMELA G FEIGENBAUM grams in The Black World and Academic Affairs The Urban World as inter- disciplinary programs by 1984- 85 Prospective students wishing and eliminating the physical to major in Speech Communica- education competency tions Family Studies or Human requirement Services will have to look In addition all academic elsewhere but those interested in departments must within three Broadcast Journalism may be years reduce their faculty size r more attracted to OWU in the by as much as two full- time posi- future tions in some areas The only In dealing with this years departments not losing faculty smaller freshman class and the positions will be the Economics possibility of increasinglys- Geology- Geography History maller entering classes the Humanities- Classics Physics OWU faculty and Board of Politics and Government Trustees voted this summer to Psychology and Sociology- disband the Speech and Family Anthropology departments The Studies majors but to also initiate Journalism Department is the on- a broadcast journalism major ly one gaining a position Several within the Journalism part- time positions will also be i Department cut L During spring term a special The committee recommended faculty and administration com- that 17 full- time positions and 52 mittee was selected to recom- part- LETS TALK Tom Caliandro photo time units be reduced The Peer Adviser Rhysa Griffith mend how OWU snould respond total number of reductions will senior attempts to explain campus life and 6 This is the fourth year for the peer during adviser to a smaller student body equal almost 25 full- time freshmen orientation which 4 5 program was held Sept Faculty selected to serve on the positions committee were Phillips Burn- According to Goodrich some of side professor of physics Anne the reductions will be achieved Fry professor of zoology through resignations or early Quality of freshmen up William Louthan professor of retirements Other reductions politics and government David will be decided on the basis of By RENE TOWNSLEY Wenzlau said On the average scores since 1976 and the largest Osborne professor of English- whether professors involved have University Governance statistically its the best class since 1964 Weed said However Humanities and Robert Shimp tenure Although 202 fewer freshmen weve had for five years he added that SAT scores are one associate professor of history The faculty reductions will not enrolled at OWU this year than Weed said 27 percent of the of the last things the admissions University President Thomas affect OWUs student- faculty last year the class may make up freshman graduated in the top office studies when considering a Wenzlau Provost Kenneth ratio which will remain at 13 to 1 for its small size with higher fifth of their class Last year 21 candidate Goodrich and Lauren Wilson Our overall task was to cut percent academic quality graduated in that group There are 28 Achievement dean of academic affairs were back but to do it in a way that we Weed year 22 per- A total of 461 freshmen are added that this scholars in the class There were appointed to serve on the would still come out a quality in- cent of enrolled according to Fred the freshmen graduated 29 last year There were 18 committee stitution Goodrich said He said at Weed dean of admissions Last the bottom of their classes Wesleyan scholars last year and Other changes approved at the those positions to be cut were Last year figure 28 16 years entering class had 663 the was this year there are 11 Aug faculty meeting and the those which were directly reflec- students percent Jay Edel associate director of Aug 21 trustee meeting include tive of the needs of the smaller Several factors contributed to Scholastic aptitude test scores admissions said Basically merging the physics and freshman class increased on the whole this year astronomy departments by fall the enrollment drop Weed said people who would have been The decline in freshman enroll- Weed said average SAT scores 1983 merging all language Many high school students Wesleyan scholars last year ment represents a 12 million are 461 verbal and 499 math Last departments to form a Depar- choose to stay closer to home would not be this year We were shortfall in income for the year the scores were 445 verbal tment of and that hurts OWU tougher on the entire applicant Modern Foreign Universitys budget according to and 493 math Languages by fall 1983 reclassi- Weed also said the rating in the group as a whole Robert Meyer vice president for That is the first increase in 7 fying the Community Studies pro New York Times Selective Continued on p business affairs Guide to Colleges hurt OWUs The University will try to make recruiting and that students who up the shortfall in several visited campus were dissatisfied Provost to in ways Meyer said Approximate- leave ly June 300000 was saved in financial with what they saw By PAMELA G FEIGENBAUM thinking about resigning since felt less successful in dealing office surveyed aid because fewer students need- The admissions Academic Affairs early June but that he would with some University situations all students who visited OWU and ed money He said another have preferred to look into the than he would have hoped 300000 could be saved by reduc- many said they did not like the In a season saddled with matter further Goodrich said that when he was ing part- time teaching positions appearance of the dormitory change OWU is losing a top ad- hired there was an expectation in introductory courses areas Weed said the gray house Provost Kenneth However I thought I could that ministrator that his position would be an freshman usually take in English next to Beeghl y library also had Goodrich who has held that posi- clear away some problems by unobstrusive position that would and the Romance languages a negative effect on prospective tion since 1978 has submitted his getting it out in the open work with faculty committees The committees recommenda- students resignation effective June 1983 Goodrich said indicating the and offer advice when needed tions produced little debate from two In a letter to faculty and staff need for the University to make Yet a growing Visitors are here for there has been faculty at the Aug 16 meeting Wit- dated July 22 Goodrich said his urgent budget- cutting decisions hours and compare us to frustration that this kind of style Wenzlau said he felt this was a conviction that we must this not of moving far tenberg and Denison which they In the memo Goodrich said he is capable vote of confidence for the faculty perceive as more attractive summer make firm plans to trim had questioned whether he enough fast enough Goodrich the including representatives on the Weed said administration would be able to provide the said committee academic affairs has forced an However this is the best quali- type of leadership necessary to Goodrich said when the All of this was in the context of ty early decision to not continue as class overall in several deal with the changes in the replacement search is begun a longer range reality that the years according to Weed Provost beyond this school year academic affairs area of the University President Thomas Goodrich said he had been University adding that he has Continued on p 2 Continued on p 3 2 The Transcript Sept 16 1982

nevsinbf- ief Miller resigns housing post By HILLARY PANAS mont Ohio where her husband a Staff Writer t minister was recently assigned Her position will be eliminated A new associate dean for stu- Other changes in the Student Parking ban carries fine dent life started work Monday Life staff include Kathy Alan Roth 26 replaces James Shelloggs move from residential Miller who resigned this summer life coordinator in Stuveysant to after 18 years of administrative Parking on University Avenue from the Memorial Union the WelchBas- hfordThomson work at OWU Miller moved to i Building to Chappelear Drama Center was banned this summer by I complex the Delaware City Council Colorado Springs Colo to manage Ultimate Escapes a new 4 Shelloggs replacement in to According Ken Simpson code enforcement officer the city company which plans trips into Stuveysant is Nina Shover a police gave to warnings students until Monday They began enforc the wilderness graduate of Elizabethtown Col- ing the ordinance Monday with 10 tickets Roth lege in Pennsylvania She has two Robert Meyer vice president for business affairs said the s r i 1- t years of dormitory experience at University I 1 1 asked for the ban because thev wanted Drosnective UUUIft f Nancy Germaine Millers Shippensburg State College also students to feel Continued from 1 and others they were still on campus and not in the p assistant John Smeaton in Pennsylvania city when walking along the street the University will have to be associate dean of student life and more explicit in what looking its Marta Nolin assistant dean of Nancy Murphy is the new resi- The Public Safety Department has informed students of the new for to fill position that student life shared Millers dent counselor in Hayes Hall through the daily bulletin They are also reminding Goodrich who in col- ordinance has been responsibilities during the Murphy is a graduate of Mount students who pick up their parking stickers lege 15 administration for years summer Vernon Nazarine College and last said he did not have any definite year ran a dorm for a Columbus plans for the future He said he Roth was assistant director of technical school doubted he would return to residence at Rensselaer Freshmen register for fall teaching psychology because of Polytechnic Institute in Troy the time he has been away from NY A graduate of the State that field University College in Buffalo MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP Freshmen registered for classes differently this year after sug- Goodrich said he did not know NY he was chosen from more gestions from academic advisors when a replacement search will than 80 applicants begin or if would be to Four- year Medical Scholarship available he asked through the US Air Force to be eligible Freshmen take part in it University Presi- and transfers met with their advisers the morning of Roth does not step into exactly Sept 7 and then registered by dent Thomas Wenzlau said plans Student appointment later that day the same job that Miller had must hove been accepted to would begin this term American Medical Association or American Marta Nolin will take some Osteopathic Association Accredited schools Last year students registered immediately following their One positive idea that I have meetings responsibilities including super- with their academic advisors seen take place over time is Must hove US Citizenship sound moral vision of residence staffs that physically that n have developed a consen- character and be qualified for an Miller used to have Tomorrow Air Force Officers Commission sus on the need to focus on will be Germaines last day at academic quality Goodrich Scholarships include full tuition and OWU She will be moving to Free education fees personal reimbursement for xarson said This will be hard to do in the books small equipment items and supplies Laundry fire ruled short- 55600 personal stipend per month or ten run he added but in the and one- half months each school year long- run it is going to be The investigation has been stopped on the May 5 fire in a Stuyve- very CRUISE SHIP JOBS healthy All in- sant Hall basement laundry room according to Capt Don Morris of occupations Great the Central Fire Prevention Bureau OWU has set a good course for come potential For more 602- its future we have retained a information call 9984426 for further information coll John Olson Bil The arson crime laboratory report stated the debris found in the good deal of variety but can still Dept 4803 Deboeor Honk St coop at 1 51 3- 257 6605 burned dryer was a highly flammable material like gasoline provide quality programs Goodrich said We know it was arson Morris said but obtaining finger- prints the means of identifying a suspect is impossible in a public area Welcome Back OWU Students Spring GPA up to 2 78 M0T0RCRAFT The University grade point average for spring term increased to OIL and OIL FILTER SPECIAL ELECTRONIC ENGINE ANALYSIS 278 up 13 from winter terms 265 according to figures released Includes up to 5 quirts of Motorcrift oil Motorcrrft oil fitter tnd mstelation Includes eleciromc scops check of engine check of battery check ot hoses by the Registrars Office belts wipers end check of tire wear Independents GPAs at 288 remained higher than Greeks 268 Both increased from winter term Repair Order No TOTAL SPECIAL PRICE AS DESCRIBED The fraternity with the highest GPA was Sigma Phi Epsilon with TOTAL SPECIAL PRICE- PARTS ind LABOR a 278 The lowest fraternity average was Sigma Alpha Epsilon with a 238 The fraternity with the largest gain from winter term to spring term was Tau Kappa Epsilon up 31 from winter term 1667 1795 VALID SEPTEMBER OCTOBER T9B ANY APPLICABLE TAXES EXTRA VALID SEPTEMBER OCTOBER 198 ANY APPLICABLE TAXES EXTRA Alpha Gamma Delta sororitys GPA led all sororities with a 302 up 10 from winter term The lowest sorority GPA was a 268 held by Kappa Kappa Gamma However Kappa did increase 19 from its lowest sorority GPA position in winter of 249 The largest GPA COOLING 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Senior women had the highest GPA with a 310 while freshman TOTAL SPECIAL PRICE AS DESCRIBED TOTAL SPECIAL PRICE AS DESCRIBED women had the lowest at 205 Senior men had a 291 junior men a 266 sophomore men a 254 and freshman men a 218 Junior womens GPAs were a 286 and sophomore womens a 260 630 530 ANY APPLICABLE TAXES EXTRA VALID SEPTEMBER OCTOBER 1983 ANY APPLICABLE TAXES EXTRA VALID SEPTEMBER OCTOBER 198 23 students given singles 10 Off Six sophomores 10 juniors and seven seniors won singles this on price of coupons week in double occupancy rooms in Thomson and Smith Wfc Hnnrir The rooms empty because of the small freshmen class will cost the students an extra 100 per term in Thomson and 50 in Smith it4i j cKNcoT WHIlt rUKU 1 1 Two H0J w 1S99 COLUMBUS PIKE PHONE 363- 3673 applicants failed to receive rooms Priority was given by L ill Jk iJ DELAWARE OHIO 43015 faryourcoimTiicnce J class year and freshmen were ineligible The winners were allow- i ed to move in yesterday Sept 16 1982 The Transcript Rules for alcohol change NEWS SHOP Daily and Sunday New York Times Fines stiffen for illegaldrinking Maxell XLIIS and TDK Tapes The revised alcohol Dolicv possessing illegal beverages No violations have been issued LPs paperback books and magazines passed by WCSA June 1 bars Organizations such as frater- in fraternities of all types students under 19 years of age nities may be fined 250 for those According to Student Body from using alcohol and substan- violations President Scott Glazer fines tially increased initial fines for Fines for second violations are under the policy may be changed individuals and organizations double the initial amount and At Tuesdays WCSA meeting The revised policy brings OWU third violations are triple the creative sanctions were discuss- into compliance with Ohios new original amount ed as another means of drinking age Currently no one Nancy Murphy resident enforcement BARGAIN MATS SAT SUN 2 under 19 may purchase beer and counselor in Hayes Hall said she John Smeaton associate dean BOTH PM 150 no one under 21 may purchase feels raising the fines will not and director of campus life said ALL EVENINGS theatres 250 other alcohol By Oct 1 lessen the number of first of- the new policy will not substan- r distributors hope to have fenses She said When people tially change MUB Pub policy NOW SHOWING depleted their stocks of 32 per- are partying they dont think of As in the past all students may cent beer After that date 6 per- fines whether 10 or 20 MUB STRAND Theyll enter the Pub but only those i ft THEATRE CINEMAS THRU THURSDAY cent beer will be the only become more cautious 19 27 beer after the who are may be served beer 9 28 EAST WINTER ST sr sold first one though Smeaton said The beer will ONE WEEK first- N DELAWARE O 363- 4914 J ONLY For time violations in- Yesterday a total of 19 initial beginning Oct 1 however be 6 dividuals may be fined 20 for individual fines had been issued percent rather than 32 percent as AU Evenings 715 930 carrying an open container and throughout the residence halls in the past 50 for failing to register a party Sixteen were for open container The MUB Pub is not intended to ALSO failing provide food and non- violations and three for posession to be a bar Smeaton said The alcoholic beverages or serving or of illegal beverages Pub is used as a facility for food Now Showing entertainment and meeting Thru Thurs people All Evenings Mens rush goesdry Jeff Creveling Memorial 730 930 Union food For the first time since 1970 no According to the new Building service Kenny Rogers alcohol may no manager said beer only ac- be served during guidelines alcoholic in fraternity rush and limits have beverages may be served in the counted for about 20 percent of the MUB been placed on times unaf- presence of unaffiliated men Pubs total sales last SIX PACK year He said the new policy may filiated men may be in chapter Groups containing faculty In Color PG houses members IFC officers and ad- bring in more upperclassmen and PG Rob Keith coordinator of ministrators are scheduled to possibly more beer will be sold on Greek affairs new visit both official and unofficial entertainment nights presented 1 guidelines to the Interfraternity chapter functions Though the r- r Council in June The changes are schedule is not public it is quite 1 partially in response to Ohios complete Keith said new liquor law prohibiting Infractions by individuals will alcohol consumption by persons result in a 20 fine for the first of- under age 19 most rushees will fense That amount will be doubl- be under 19 and because Keith ed and tripled on second and third said he thought rush could be a offenses much more positive experience However if evidence suggests for those being rushed as well as the chapter was significantly in- chapter members volved the chapter will be also will be fined 250 Again second and Sunday the first of seven 5 i official rush days On official third fines are doubled or tripled Keith said faculty response to rush days unaffiliated men may r 1 1 visit chapter houses as late as the guidelines has been positive they wish On other weekdays no and participation in the rush pro- unaffiliated men regardless of cess implies support IFC has year will be permitted in houses also encouraged chapters to in- after 8 pm vite faculty to rush functions

s1 50 a month Cuts You dont have to be a math major Continued from p 1 statement calling for the im- to figure out what a great value college would have to decrease in mediate removal of the require- BancOhios Student Checking Account is size particularly if we were go- ment for all students The pro- But you do have to be a ful- ltime ing to achieve our objective of a posal will be voted on by the student to get it For your ir2 7c higher quality of incoming faculty at Mondays meeting you can students Wenzlau said In a further attempt to reduce Write all the checks you like I think even without this im- University size four faculty posi- Never worry about keeping a mini- mediate pressure of a smaller tions in the English Fine Arts mum balance in your account freshman class we would have to Get cash 24 hours a day with Physical Education and your in a or Languages department FREE AnytimeBank card face these questions year Romance Balance your account in minutes two he said vacant as of June have not been with your monthly Full Service Goodrich said those faculty filled At least four ad- Statement holding positions in departments ministrative and staff positions Use your account at school and at being cut may be considered for have also not been filled home for the summer other positions Almost all of Have your parents make deposits Also the Early Childhood at your home town BancOhio these faculty had been tenured office while you write checks at Juniors and seniors who have Center part of the Family school already declared majors in the Studies program was to be Get BancOhios Student Checking departments to be phased out eliminated from the curriculum Account For only 1 50 a month youll have been notified that they will by next fall However since some solve one of the more difficult prob- be able to complete the major re- of the majors must still complete lems a student ever faced how to manage money quirements Future class offer- student teaching the center will 0 ings may change to allow majors remain open through next year to take the needed upper- level According to the Report to the Central Grandview Office courses Faculty of the Special Committee 664 W Central Avenue In addition Goodrich said the on Faculty Reductions dated Students must carry at least 1 2 hours of credit Academic Policy Committee will Aug 10 the committee met with decide this term which students every departments chairperson I DancOhso still have to complete the and available faculty members to National Bank physical education requirement consider comments on the MEMBER FDIC 1982 BancOhio Corporation mark BancOhio Corporation At Registered service II II Tuesdays APC meeting budget- cutting III members unanimously adopted a recommendations The Transcript Sept 16 1982 A DAY IN THE DnDin LIFE BY RKittte A FEU rJ5EV Youttf C0IW6 Tb UUST LATER T UV u Summer changes THENEUWW fcoMx YOU TUCT LOVE TJ- WE HAVE For THE t 1 KNOW uj b0T ijfeOk Summer 1982 was a season of for OWU UA change Students returned to OWU to find fewer students in the dorms a new state drinking age and alcohol banned from fraternity rush Most importantly and perhaps most unexpectedly were the moves approved in August to dissolve two departments and eliminate a number of other teaching positions The University appears to have reacted boldly and thoroughly to the budget crunch The decisions were reached after careful study no budget- happy administrator slashed mindlessly at OWUs programs However it remains disturbing that recommendations were made and action decided at a time when students were away from campus and unable to comment All members of the OWU community must work together to guarantee that the school survives economic realities without en- dangering its uniqueness Sprucing up Amidst many significant changes a small improvement on the campus deserves recognition Crews spruced up the grounds The largest number of flowers Senior urges active role in at least three years are blooming new shrubs and grass have Since I have started my final when I forced myself to become on the moon The rapidity of been planted and sorely this needed repairs were completed on year at Ohio Wesleyan it would involved and make a commit- uncontrolled change seem has sidewalks appropriate to be thinking ment to have a say in the events obscured the dreams of our about the future and life after col- taking place around me Small merely cosmetic changes Perhaps But a change did I generation that lege Strangely enough this is not realize how deadening This in makes the campus atmosphere and crisis vision has immediately a little more the case Rather I find myself limiting those initial years were in a enjoyable looking manifested itself back at the experience of These are confusing times for characteristic apathy a stickyourhe- my first three years After some our generation We are inheriting adinthesand attitude reflection I have reached certain the most developed civilization People in greater numbers think conclusions only of themselves and finding The freshman and sophomore direction in our lives seems to be years are perhaps the most im- ondy an impossible task However the portant in the students develop- problems society faces are not ment After the initial An Independent Student Newsc shock of going to just dry up and blow U Newspaper being thrust into a foreign en- huddle away Rather we must overcome vironment has worn off the new feelings of helplessness and make EditorMary Ballon student attempts to find his efforts to acknowledge and com- Managing EditorGretchen Worth rightful place within the student prehend the changes taking place community While meeting new Academic Affairs pam Feigenbaum around us To accomplish this we Student Affairs Tom Caliandro people and making new friends is must educate ourselves and the University Governance Rene Townsley an essential part of the Ohio only way we can do this is to Arts and Features Colin McMahon Wesleyan Sports Jerry Bembry experience too often become involved Ohio Wesleyan Photography Brian Pettee the new student makes the Bhas given me the opportunity to GraPhlcs Robert Kim mistake of becoming Business Manager Sandi Lee assimilated that the world has ever known become informed which in turn Advertising to one Manager Robyne Langsdorf specific group thus The increasingly rapid rate of has helped me to ask questions Advertising Sales Meg Tippett alienating himself Circulation from the wide technological advancement has and form opinions I urge all of Gil Harris variety of people Distribution Tricia Meggison and experience thrust our society into a constant our new students to take advan- Ohio that Wesleyan offers state of change What does tage of the many resources of- THE TRANSCRIPT USPS 978- 520 is published weekly September through that The true effect of this tendency mean to us It has become more fered here I only regret that I did ur uuimy urnveibny nonaays ana examination periods Second became clear to class postage paid Delaware Ohio 43015 Subscription rates 675 per me only last difficult to envision the future No not wake up a few years earlier year mail i yean For my two 7501 Editorial and business nHdrw CiUin wdowr iniwrci first years at longer is the dream to build Andy Huddle a senior majoring ty 75 S Sandusky St Delaware Ohio 43015 OWU I was content to study and transcontinental railways or fly in international studies is a enjoy my friends Only last year across the Atlantic or to put men regular Transcript columnist Summer jobs boredom for a price Well here we are Welcome to they have 22 and take about it we students have many long long all newcomers and welcome back bad periods of time get up but true a things will happen unique attriDutes and to college student will to all OWU veterans I hope talents eat dinner and be ready for a serve no For example a other before himself everyone had Anyway the whole situation college student nap a truly rewarding is able to stay So what were looking for here summer amounts to one thing boredom up very late at vacation night A college student is not often is a job that requires few and for a price Money is something with or without the help of I was lucky to bogged down with guilt feelings flexible hours good money of enough have one just has to have And I was worked this summer in check- as is shown by students with poor course little responsibility and the fortunate to have a job At least I ing department of a attendance records A provides good social oppor- bank I filed had people to talk to My friend student mofyjono can watch TV or sit in tunities Several occupations im- checks and stuffed bank mowed lawns at a cemetary the sun statements long enough to take root mediately come to mind all day long five days But after an eight hour day at but finds a week it difficult to sit still 50 Lifeguarding sounds ideal but Havent you ever the bank I couldnt help but miller for a wondered who minute class period unfortunately one must pay close took the time to wonder if there was some better count up all Of course there attention to the surroundings the checks you write way There must be some ideal are some put them in an limitations A college This is too demanding It does not envelope and send job for a college student to do on student them off to rarely if ever allows to even allow one the freedom of you Wonder no vacations that would be fun himself longer and be subjected to a glancing through a sleazy book profitable Naturally the best situation that does not provide the possibility and the sun exposure just begs That task is performed by lots idea would be to get paid for wat- for of for association with other college wrinkles Waitressing or people like me who are not out ching TV or swimming all day bartending for real intellectual involvement students or at rock bottom also seem like but I fear there are few possibilities at first on the job I oppor- meeting some cool townies because they also had the employers searching for this type involve tunity to handle customer Students have trouble paying at- eating and drinking two calls of help There must be something stimulating drugs and still be queries tention for more than three hours activities students go for with from grown people who that college students are able to function the next gusto could not day a day the minimum required But unfortunately the in- understand that when qualified to do When you think Conversely we can sleep for class time at school And sad Continued on p 7 Sept 16 1982 The Trkiiscfipt facultystudent forum Glazer calls alcohol fines high policy fair Editor The Transcript pleased with the results it is Instead of directing our energy nevertheless a policy There have been some con- fair toward avoiding or finding cerns with the new alcohol policy loopholes in the policy I urge you all to and I would like to take this op- Nearly everyone in the Ohio support the efforts made by Senior questions Wesleyan community is affected your fellow students faculty portunity to clarify some of the issues The state law of Ohio by this new legislation People members and administrators are going to have to to Give the alcohol policy states that eighteenye- arolds adjust the a chance Universitys cannot drink legally policy Many believe that this We have nothing to lose but a Alcohol Policy will improve the whole lot to gain quality of student life at Ohio summer cuts Ohio Wesleyan must abide by Wesleyan In the long run this By KIM KEETHLER a pretty pedestrian walkway for that law WCSA believes that a new direction may make your Scott F Glazer 84 Greeting us when we came our reduced student body and strict policy which makes it dif- diploma worth more Student Body President back to campus this year was eliminating academic areas that ficult for 18y- earolds to drink among other things an open let- are still being pursued by a will improve the quality of life on ter to the campus community significant number of students the Ohio Wesleyan campus In do- Greek sees perfect opportunity with the heading Campus close to 70 declared majors and ing this action it might help the Issues from University Presi- University attract a larger 10 minors Editor The Transcript dent Thomas Wenzlau To me The University seems anxious freshman class The responsibilities one can Campus Issues implies that when it comes to making our All incoming freshmen face a assume are countless commit- one should give the following let- academics cost- efficient while it myriad of new challenges deci- tees Cabinet positions paying ter thoughtful consideration and seems to dance all around when it Recently there has been talk sions and experiences at OWU house jobs social service and eventually some action may be comes to putting an authoritative that the fines for violating the Class choices professors SAs IFC just to name a few These asked of me Instead what was foot down on our widespread new alcohol policy are too high I roommates etc The list could responsibilities are as much a laid before us was a statement on substance abuse problem- social personally agree WCSA is recon- stretch on forever Possibly the part of college life as are grades what the University has done life here The party image was sidering this issue and might most important new challenge By becoming involved in ac- over the summer in a thisisthewayitsgoing- tobestyle certainly a problem in relation to lower the fines However WCSA for freshmen will be the OWU tivities such as these a student the infamous rating book last believes that if individuals or Greek system can expand himself while helping An opening sentence in the let- year and certainly substance organizations break the policy I say it is a challenge because others ter states that as part of our abuse affects our quality of they must be held responsible for each freshman will have to ask As a result of these respon- Reach for Quality program we life Yes we do have what I their actions himself a very important ques- sibilities every student will be have been attempting to improve believe to be a sound alcohol tion Is the Greek system for exposed to more people under dif- the quality of life and learning on policy but until the University is me It is my belief that joining ferent circumstances It is Many new creative campus and to increase our at- willing to make a wholesale sanctions a fraternity will provide any stu- through the fraternity system are in the process of being devis- tractiveness This summer assault on our fraternity system dent with the perfect opportunity that these opportunities present ed These sanctions are intended to out that amounted to eliminating all it does is chip away at the pro- get the most of his college themselves to make the OWU community academic departments in which blem without much direction years A student will be able to The rush for this year will be a more aware of the policy and the 11 there are significant number of With regard to the cuts in the achieve greater maturity while mere three weeks There are consequences of its violation majors and tearing down two academic areas doesnt presen- assuming more responsibility houses to choose from I strongly houses leaving the community ting a variety of subjects have to Contrary to popular belief a urge each Of you to look very Drop- In Center to fend for itself do with attracting high quality fraternity is not a drinking club carefully at each and every one of Why didnt our trustees take a students WCSA has worked with many Living in a fraternity means them students faculty members and hard critical look at our In the middle of the letter cooperation it means dealing administrators in writing this with people to substance use and abuse problem Wenzlau informs us that our on a one one basis alcohol policy Even though there it means assuming greater Peter J Shelly 85 last summer instead of planning Continued 7 on p are many people who are not responsibilities Phi Gamma Delta

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Flanagan wins fiction prize LADIES STUDENTS Theres a new store in town Robert Flanagan professor of Flanagan is currently com- English won 1000 for his short pleting his latest novel My THE story Berzerk in Chicago Brothers Keeper a post- SYCAMORE SHOP 173 S Sandusky St magazines Nelson Algren Award f n Vietnam thriller competition for short stories He V Two of his recent stories are The Delaware Center by Krogers was one of three finalists due to appear in Ohio Review and OPEN DAILY The story is about a young man V Kansas quarterly who lives in a town similar to Flanagan is a graduate of the Delaware and works in a video University of Toledo with a We carry Juniors and Misses Fashions game parlor called Electric masters degree from the Univer- Casual and career clothing Fantasies sity of Chicago A total of 2076 writers entered Coats and Accessories the competition This was the Flanagans first novel Ma- Come by and see us at Sycamore first year the competition was ggotbased on his experience in held Awards will be given an- the Marines is in its eighth prin- SALE Thurs- Sun Shetland Sweaters 990 nually to the writer of an outstan- ting He has taught at OWU since Transcript file photo Chinos 1490 ding unpublished short story Flanagan 1969 PA- L series opens next week By JAMI NICHOLLS Oct8 will be the Elmer Isely Griffith past Has Staff Writer singers said perfor- to offer Horseback mances of the PA- L series have Arts- On Oct 22 Riding Classes in OWUs Performing organist Gillian been attended by Weir mostly Lecture Series begins its will perform Weir is the Delaware residents Through jumping dressage and 10- program season Sept 24 and 25 youngest performer to ever be early publication of brochures western 3- day eventing with the appearance of Dudley presented in a recital at the and a diverse program selection Riggs New Workshop Royal Brave the Festival Hall in London Griffith said he hopes the situa oldest satirical comedy theater tion wiu improve and student EQUESTRIAN CENTER group in America Closing out fall term will be ac- support will increase We sell board and train horses The Brave New Workshop per- tor producer director and writer Facilities include indoor arena outdoor and dressage on hunt forms skits topics ranging John Houseman best known for Individual tickets are 2- 3 for to course and 3- day course from tomorrows headlines his role as Professor Charles W students and 4- 6 for adults con temporary social issues Bo Kingsfield Jr in the movie and Season tickets are also available Classes begin at 900 just minutes from campus Rabby professor of theatre- television series The Paper and can be purchased at the MUB For more information call Vickie dance and member of the PA- L Chase desk committee said the workshop is Collect at 888- 2858 a crowd- pleasing kind of thing Robert Griffith associate pro- or direct at 369- 0796 and a good way to kick- off the fessor of music and chairman of season the PA- L committee said that he Most performances will be held expects Housemans appearance X HAVE X in Gray Chapel Appearing there to sell- out MAKE f Films offer respite SOMEONE DAY WTHBAT By COLIN MCMAHON HAPPY This term the University Arts and Features Film Series presents some of the best As Erik Estrada and the rest of films of the past decade and the With a Helium- filled the CHiPs gang slowly gnaw at Famous Flick Series shows some shiney silver mylar your insides you get the sinking of the better classical films balloons feeling that you should be doing something different The If energetic powerful dance Bouquet of 6 refrigerator is dry the discarded numbers capture your imagina- Musician magazine is already tion All That Jazz plays this dog- eared from being read once weekend If its comedy you en- too often and the SA whom you joy see the uproarious The 1495 have a crush on is off again doing Flim Flam Man or the 10 for 2495 tovt whatever it is SAs are always humorously poignant Being doing There What to do Thank you John and Darrick youve finally given Science fiction Ray Brad- Let us affix a us a moral and seemingly burys Fahrenheit 451 will be balloon to your flower healthy alternative to prime shown aswellasSilent Running time boredom Campus Cinema a film guaranteed to thrill the or fruit basket All you frustrated writers most ardent sci- fi fan arrangement burned- out chemists and N i rushing Greeks you no longer have to be mesmerized by Sun- Finally if a tale of friendship day night madefortele- vision change and growing up set Each balloon can be movies or Tuesday night reruns against the Viet Nam war ap- lettered with your own greeting Only30 of Joanie Loves Chachi In- peals to you catch DeNiro in stead you can now escape to the The Deer Hunter r adventures of The Millenium Falcon in Star Wars or the Send a Balloongram anywhere emotional tension of East of For a buck It sure beats Each balloon with your own greeting Eden Threes Company 50 New point plan in effect Delivered in town 7 Sagas new point plan gives deducted food is now discounted Shipped anywhere within Q 50 students 110 points at the beginn- by 50 percent the continental US Allow 1 week for shipping J ing of this term to spend on food The 50 percent is discounted at The plan outlined last spring the cash register Dick Kaufman NOTE Helium filled Mylar balloons remain deducts 220 from the 320 that food service manager said Food aloft a week or more sending balloons is like students are billed The 220 pays prices on the line will be listed at sending a surprize for OWUs and SAGAs fixed full price Visitors and others who costs items such as labor have not payed the initial 220 fee maintenance china and electrici- will be charged the full price ty rus B Breece Florist Students are left with 110 points Last year only the University Flowers Gifts per term to spend on food deducted their fixed costs 48 However since SAGAs fixed and SAGAs were included in the 363- 1356 20 E Winter St costs have already been price of the food NV 1 O 0 Sept 16 1982 The Transcript Freshmen Continued p 1 from A breakdown by indicated ma- schools The figure last year was top fifth He added that three per- Edel said 35 percent of the class jors figures are in percent 38 This year 71 percent are from also said two percent graduated cent graduated at the bottom of are from Ohio the largest public schools Last year 62 per- in the bottom of their class A 1981 year percentage in recent years Last 1982 cent were their class this total of six percent did last year year 31 percent came from Ohio Economics 18 16 A breakdown by state figures Cundit was not concerned with are in percent Pre- Denison University med 6 5 filled its the drop in students from the top Kushon said they never recruit 1981 freshman class Gordon Cundit fifth 1982 but said Denison should be students who wont make it You 6 7 assistant director of admissions working Ohio 36 31 Psychology a little harder to get go out to recruit the best students said the school planned for a back where we would like to be you can Nursing 5 4 class of 600 and enrolled 635 Connecticut 12 9 John Kushon dean of admis- sions at Kenyon College English 4 5 said the New York 12 11 freshman 380 class of is about the Weed said that OWU also Cundit said 29 percent of their same as last year He 65 per- Undecided 15 14 said discouraged students who would New Jersey 6 8 enrolled freshman graduated in cent of the freshmen graduated in not succeed and that next year A top total of 29 percent of the the fifth of their class Last the top fifth of their class A total they are hoping to Massachusetts 10 11 enroll 500 students are from private year 32 percent graduated in the of 57 percent did last year He freshman

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Maryland 6 3 Changes Continued from p 5 reactions will be asked for which is nice but this should have been done before the changes were decreed and the SpeechC- ommunication Department and the family studies and human services areas of the Community Studies Department were eliminated Most importantly is a paragraph in the letter that is J easily skimmed over and then forgotten It has to do with addi- tional adjustments in faculty per- t sonnel that were approved in a yy y y conjunction with maintaining our student to faculty ratio at about V 13 to 1 The additional ad- justments have to do with firing C- s- y X yy people These are people not just x it additional adjustments Futhermore the majority of lower level staff and faculty posi- tions are held by women which is where many of the cuts are being made This seems to conflict with part of Wenzlaus opening statement in the May 1976 revision of the Af- firmative Action plan The University is concerned that all of its functions and services be of- fered in ways that will encourage women and minorities to be in- volved in its total operation The entire university community is called upon to examine all facets of our life to make sure that no discrimination is being practiced intentionally or inadvertently I question whose definition of a quality university we are work- ing toward Somehow I dont feel it is mine Perhaps rather than This calculator thinks business heading his letter with Campus Issues he should have titled it A Campus Turning Upside TheTI Student Business Analyst Down If theres thing It all Kim Keethler a senior major- one undcrgrad means you spend less of the package You also get business ing in journalism and womens students have always time calculating and more a book that follows most studies is the assistant coor- needed this is it an affordable time learning One keystroke business courses the Business dinator in Hayes Hall business- oriented calculator takes the place of many Analyst Guidebook Business The Student Business Analyst The calculator is just part professors helped us write it Its built- in business formulas to help you get the most out let n Jobs you perform complicated iwff T of calculator and classroom finance accounting and 4 y A powerful combination Continued from p statistical functions- IPfs by the ones Think business dulgence is performed usually customers not employees and that require a lot of With the Student therefore this line of work is out time and a stack of reference Mil Business Analyst of the question books like present and future I never did come up with an value calculations amortiza- 1 1EXAS ideal summer job So I just yawn- tions and balloon payments if 2 Instruments ed and filed one more check 1 1 thankful that in a little while wed all be back at OWU where we belong Maryjane Miller a senior major- iyyi ing in English is a regular Transcript columnist

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PAPERS TYPED Honor Societys standards rank high 1Page 369- 2319 By CYNDY SALTER Discussion concerning election Staff Writer sider the breadth of students their major Students with more Free pick- up delivery criteria was heated Musser said academic program because of differences among than 34 percent of their classes in The standards for election to one major are ineligible as are local standards OWU elects students based in OWUs chapter of Phi Beta Kap- those with records of academic HAYRIDES CIDER pa a national scholarship socie- part on their cumulative GPA The fraud PUMPKINS GOURDS ty are among the most rigorous National Council provides excluding partial credit courses local chapters APPLES CORN STALKS in the country according to with standards apprenticeships and workshops and a The National Council is trying model constitution Credit- no entry classes are com- to MILLERS Joseph Musser chapter However standardize admission criteria treasurer chapter interpreta- puted based on the grade record- tions of liberal throughout the country Musser COUNTRY GARDENS arts vary ed in the students file Seniors said In August Musser assistant Musser said must earn at least a 355 GPA 2488 West State Rt 37 professor of English represented and juniors a 375 Delaware PBK is the oldest society of its 363- 5021 OWU at convention of the United Some colleges elect members Chapters kind in the country or of Phi Beta Kappa in based only on their cumulative Students must also Boston demonstrate math and foreign 363- 5229 Conventions are held grade point averages Other every three years language competency and com- schools including OWU also con plete upper- level courses outside 8 hired to fill faculty positions

Eight new professors have researched the regions Laboratory He is currently doing been hired to fill vacancies left by linguistics his own research on the modeling last years resignations and early His latest projects include com- of enzymes retirements Four other positions puterizing his research data on Jose Ballon pro- will remain unfilled assistant the Virgin Islands and fessor of romance languages Garry Stone visiting lecturer was born in Arequipa Peru specializes in translating an 18th- century Ger- and international is also working for tenure at economics He will teach at OWU man book Im very impressed by OWU Ballon who specializes in for one year while working oh his how open the students are here Highfield said Latin American literature said PhD from Ohio State he hopes to present University some Latin American culture to the OWU John Nebgen visiting lecturer OWU also appointed Susan community adding we can all in chemistry has been to Dorsky to a one- year term as hired get together and help fill visiting assistant professor an- each the vacancy left by Robert of other McQuigg who is on a one- year thropology She replaces Paul Fullbright scholarship in Ger- Dahlquist associate professor of Ruth Smith assistant professor many Nebgen an inorganic in- anthropology who is on leave of religion will be teaching at dustrial chemist was recently Dorsky is currently doing OWU for one year Smith recent- with the Midwest Research In- research on women and rural ly finished her dissertation at stitute of Kansas City development in the Yemen Arab Boston University where she In his first teaching job since Republic and will return there in focused on theological graduate school Nebgen said he June philosophical and social ethics is exploring the possibility of She was originally hired for a She said she hopes to broaden three- year ad- becoming a full- time college pro- term but the the students point of view by ex- fessor he is in- ministration was forced to reduce because very posing them to cultures very trigued with the term to one year because of the small liberal arts remote from which theyre college budget tightening I Junior and Senior familiar Carl Emigh part- time lecturer Arnold Highfield visiting The University also hired two in journalism will take over the associate professor of history is professors on tenure track Principles of Advertising course nursing students on an exchange program with positions formerly taught by Donald Robert Shimp associate pro- Working towards tenure will be Folger lecturer in journalism fessor of history Highfield comes Alan Newman assistant pro- Emigh is vice- president and ac- to OWU from the College of the fessor of chemistry and an in- count supervisor for the Howard Virgin Islands He has been a organic chemist who was recent- Swink Advertising agency of resident there since 1969 and has ly with the Brookhaven National Marion Ohio

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Brian Pettee photo NEW LOOK The sandblasting of the steps at east campus main gate is one change made over Repairs were also made on steps in front of 5 the summer in the appearance of the campus University Hall A qreat wayoHife Sept 16 1982 The Transcript 9 BO0

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Warm winds hot releases Old Ohio Wine Store 18 S Sandusky St By COLIN MCMAHON Townshends All The Best If you are in the market for a Arts and Features Cowboys Have Chinese Eyes good local release try the debut 363- 7981 better than Empty Glass Hair- album from The Killers from cut On- eHundreds Pelican Cleveland or the first release Summer For some it means Westtght danceable pop which from Columbus Ronald Koal and Complete Beverage Center travel tans and trouble For comes off surprisingly well live The Trillionaires others its working 50 hours a Duran Durans Rio Cannot quite Domestic Imports week for the privilege to return to capture on vinyl their live The Killers wry wit and crisp Beer Wine Champagne these hallowed halls But for energy and Human Leagues musical approach are hard to fit some of us it means Music Human League dont be fooled resist and Koal and his band pre- musicianship and The Summer of 82 provided by that outrageously repetitive sent precise music appreciators with constant single searing vocal work Both these Pocket Corkscrew only 19 works merit at least a trial listen excitement both live and on with a copy of this ad vinyl Following the release of its eighth album Combat Rock The Special tip Pick up the latest Limit 1 per customer v The Psychedelic Clash graced The States with its release from Todd Rundgren produced it first- ever North American tour Furs and word is it beats their Combat though not as im- previous releases hands down pressive as Sandinista or even London Calling is nonetheless a Though not a complete list of THE strong work and probably the praiseworthy summer releases ZONE the band that rocked the town last bands most accessible And now this is a decent sampling year is back and better than ever The band has that the group has been announc- representing some of the more pretty incorporated more varsatile music into its set ed as the opening act on at least Domestically its much accessible yet still artistically old story lists and will per- the first leg of The Who tour this the same Stalerock successful works Safe bets for continue to give great could indeed become the long- But by looking past the Journeys any music listener formances and Survivors of America one promised Year of The Clash Next time A look at The Whos can find a glimmer of sometimes Hard and at Peter Gabriels From power to purity Rocks hope X Los ac- Its the Angeles band Security Angry Young Man Elvis claimed by some to be this cou- Costello released Imperial ntrys answer to The Clash releas- r THE ZONE the band wi th the OWU connection Bedroom and that coupled with ed its third album Under The For information call Steve Kott Steve Weinig his US tour has shown many Big Black Sun APARTMENT FOR RENT Glenn Allsopp 799 Americans what some listeners ALL UTILITIES PAID or at ext 299 or have known all along Costello Although X is overrated Black 126 Franklin St Sun is one of the South may be the best pure songwriter nevertheless Off street parking of the in rock music today best domestic releases Washer and dryer year Costello and liis band The At- 1 bedroom tractions gave American au- After a five- year hiatus in diences a lesson on the art of Europe Sparks returned to tour Call 363- 3874 presenting a live concert Perfor- its native land based on the after 530 pm ming material ranging from strength of its latest release ATENCION Walk over or call Trust to Armed Forces to Angst In My Pants The Mael Bedroom Costellos sets often brothers score once more with Hay una neuva tienda de ropa en lasted over two hours with as their strange but appealing sense Send many as seven or eight encores of humor Delaware Tenemos la ropa de moda His live demeanor very polite if your message por la persona joven not quite outgoing was starkly all HAITHA YOGA over campus different this tour than on and La carrera casual tenemos vestidos TAI CHI Classes previous ones a change welcom- Advertise pantalones blusas sueteres foldas ed by his old and new fans alike in Edgar Hall Dance Studio trajes chaquetas blosas etc The summer release list con- top floor THE TRANSCRIPT tinues Roxy Musics Avalon Tuesday and Thursday Ferrys purest effort to date 630- Sqeezes Sweets From A 800 pm lAds due by 5 pm the Mon Stranger and a smashing live 2000 for a full month THE SYCAMORE day preceding publication SHOP show Joe Jacksons Night And Instructor Reed Noss For more information Dayt rivals Imperial Bedroom as Dont Delay Call Today summers best call 369- 0340 Peter ext 657 Dining Hall Stuyvesant x

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Bacon Lettuce Fishwich Pancakes French Toast Sloppy Joes Grilled Cheese HoP9S Tomato Sandwich Eggplant Scrambled Scrambled Macaroni Cheese Grilled Ham Beet Turnovers Franks Beans Parmesan Fried Eggs Fried Eggs Chef Salad Plate Cheese Cottage Cheese Fruit Plate Cottage Cheese Hash Browns Home Fries Seafood Quiche Fruit Plate Fruit Plate Frizzled Ham Bacon Stuffed Tuna Burgers Burgers Salad Plate Hot Dogs Hot Dogs Stuvesant menu Grilled Cheese Grilled Cheese Unlimited Seconds Meal Hours I 1 1 1 1130- 1230 Mon- Fri Lunch 500- 700 Dinner Turkey Hot Italian Fried Chicken Ham Kabobs Veal Scallopini Italian Night ych ChnnieHSn9 o6fJCu Beef Chow Mem Patty melt Swedish Meatballs SPPoM wakedFJfh Vegetable Cheese Omelet Spinach Crepes Beef Patty i Vegetable Quiche Chop Suey Punch Chips Brccoli MAKE DjDP Cheese Casserole YOUR Turkey Cutlets OWN Baked Fish SUNDAE French Waffles Sept 16 1982 The Transcript 11 Lose 7 to graduation Runners start rebuilding By JERRY BEMBRY By JIMMY GROSSMAN Once we overcome All- 1 Sports some minor ficult Timmons a two- sport Staff Writer problems work a bit harder and American won the OAC Cham- achieve some consistency we pionship NCAA Division Francisco and New Orleans are so bad Chip Towns and III San The mens cross country team could be a very strong team Transcript Sports Editor now OWU Sports regional title last year Former Information tied Ohio Northern in the season again Director opener at Delaware Country Club Friday OWU and Ohio Northern With graduation of The loss of the experienced the real battle will be the John between New Orleans and San Fran- tied for first with 38 points while seniors will hurt but we still have cisco or the top draft pick Timmons Glenn McClasin and this year Steve Blackledge former Oberlin with 49 points a lot of talent Kimball said Transcript Sports Reporter finished Bernie Rottkamp in June the now Sports Editor of The Wilmington third The Bishops will compete in the Ohio News Journal Bishops may find matching last years second place finish in the Great Lakes College Association The Bishops who finished se- Ohio Athletic Conference dif meet Saturday at Wooster There you have it last years armchair- quarterbacks predic- cond in the Ohio Athletic Con- tions of the Super Bowl champion San Francisco Fourty- Niners ference last season lost seven 1 Well its about that time of the year and Im going to put it all on runners to graduation last spring Friday Saturday the line and predict my favorites for this season Junior Mark Kimball is the only Some of you might say its not fair because Ive already had a returning lettermen Sunday chance to look at the teams this past weekend Well its true I do September have a small advantage but then again how many football titles But even with the lack of ex- 17 18 19 are decided after the first week of the season Well here goes perience coach Marv Frye nothing thinks there is potential for a win- ning season Im pleased with 700 and 1000 pm what I saw Frye said of the AFC EAST Don Shulas Miami Dolphins 1- 0 look like the team meet There is much room for All Phillips Aud to beat They will face strong competition from the New York shows Jets improvement but today was a 0- 1 a team that is two cornerbacks away from being a champion- beginning 1 with OWU ID 3 ship caliber team Buffalo 1- 0 needs Joe Cribbs if they want to stay competitive and New England 1- 0 and Baltimore 0- 1 will again battle for the cellar The Bishops were led by Kim- ball 2726 sophomore Andy No Smoking Muchow 2737 and junior Bob Probably the toughest division in the American No Alcohol AFC CENTRAL Armington 2917 They finished if not league Terry Bradshaw and the Pit- Football Conference the second seventh and eighth 1- in the Monday night win tsburgh Steelers 0 were impressive respectively over Dallas They should be followed closely by Cincinnati 1- 0 UNIVERSITY FILM 1- 0 showed a strong runn- last years AFC champions Cleveland Other top OWU times were SERIES punch to be a ing game in their opening win but they lack the seniors Fred Roberts 2923 0- 1 even Campbell Ext 858 MUB playoff contender And down in Houston Earl tenth place and Tim Rickabaugh the cant help the Oilers this year 2937 11th place This campus program is partially funded AFC WEST Race in this division should be really tight Ill give Kimball feels the teams lack of byWCSA 1 the edge to the LA Raiders 1- 0 who beat a very good San Fran- depth may soon be forgotten cisco team Sunday San Diego 1- 0 is just not the same without John Jefferson but theyll give the Raiders a run for their money Seattle 0- 1 should be in the thick of things at the end of the year and Denver 0- 1 and Kansas City should battle for the rear position

AFC CHAMPION Im sorry to say this Cleveland fans but the Steelers are back Theyll be the AFC representatives in the Super ATHLETIC CLUB Bowl this year OF DELAWARE NFC EAST Dallas 0- 1 has a lot to prove after last years so- so season Tony Dorsett will regain his NFL rushing title this year The Giants 0- 1 will finish second ONLY if they sign running back Rob Carpenter Lawrence Taylor is the top linebacker in the NFL SPORTBMG GOODS but he cant carry the Giant team What can you say about Philadelphia Like the baseball and basketball teams the Eagles 0- 1 will follow the choke tradition Theyll be lucky if they finish third Washington 1- 0 finished 32 South Sandusky St strong last year and will battle Philly for the third spot St Louis 0- 1 wait till next year Delaware Ohio 43015 614548- 5436 NFC CENTRAL This is the minor league division of the NFL A 500 record can clinch the title The pick here is Green Bay 1- 0 whose talented receiving corps is led by John Jefferson But Tampa Bay 0- 1 Detroit 1- 0 Minnesota 1- 0 and Chicago 0- 1 will not be too far behind Bob Burton Don Kenton NFC WEST This will be a two- team race between San Francisco and the LA Rams The nod here goes to LA 0- 1 with a revived Bert Jones leading the way The 49ers 0- 1 were more or less a fluke last year but they should finish second Atlanta 1- 0 might surprise some people this year Locally owned and operated

And New Orleans What can you say about those Saints 0- 1 With the recent drug problems fans will have a new theme song Have some coke and a smile The Saints might fly high on the play- ing field but they will receive next years number one draft pick for having the NFLs worst record

NFC CHAMPION The Saints Just kidding It will be tough bet- ween the Cowboys and the Rams but Ill give the edge to LA 10 Discount SUPER BOWL How about Pittsburgh 35 LA 10 The Steelers are the team to beat this year They will finally get one for the thumb to all OWU students and graduates

I hope the players and management will reach an agreement and a NFL strike will be avoided But if they do strike Well football fans theres always Sunday afternoon reruns of The Brady Bunch The 16 12 Transcript Sept 1982 Reach Woosier finals Booters lose to Bethany By JERRY BEMBRY The soccer team has been This years team is led by Sports together for over a month now in- senior halfback Charlie Louria cluding their European trip Did Louria was All- Mideast All- Ohio When the 1982 Bishop soccer and All- OAC last season Martin sees tough competition V U team opened its season two Soccer is like i weeks ago people expected a lot in the OAC coming from Kenyon of great things from them After basketball you and Denison Both teams lost on- all they finished fourth in the to ly one starter from last year NCAA Division III playoffs last have know The booters travel to Indiana year and they won four of their where your team- this weekend to play DePauw five games in Europe last month University Friday and Wabash But after four games this season mates are and College Saturday the booters are sitting on a 21- 1 have communica- record A 2- 11 record and a loss to an V Not a bad record you might tion on the court unranked team is not what most say but the record is not an in- coach Jay Martin people expect from the OWU soc- dication of how good this team is cer team but Martin is optimistic According to Jay Martin who the team benefit from the trip about this years squad Besides is entering his fifth year as the I dont know I think we did its not the way you start the Bishop soccer coach the key to but as a result were a little tired year its the way you end it that the teams success is now Martin said counts Kathi Bloch pioo communication is like basketball you WHERE IS IT Sophomore flanker Chris Shepter tries to find a Soccer pass from senior quarterback Mike Wallace in OWUs victory over have to know where your team- Kenyon Saturday mates are and have communica- tion on the court Our com- slftiiftfs munication is not good yet Mar- mmteLi tin said OWU s defense Last weekend in the Wooster Tournament OWU beat Colorado gridders win 9- 6 College ranked eighth by the In- JV tercollegiate Soccer Association helps beat Kenyon of America 2- 1 but lost in the On a touchdown pass with nine seconds left in the game the championship game to junior varsity football team came from behind to beat Otterbein 9- 6 tino recorded 13 tackles four unranked 1- on Monday By ANDY BONEE unassisted senior Craig Bethany College W VA 0 Staff Writer Ruhkamp had six tackles and Bethany was a very good team theyve been in the The teams next game will be Sept 27 against the Wittenberg junior Ted Jameson had five Tigers at Selby Stadium For the first time in five years Junior Rob Heller put the NCAAs the last two years Mar- the football team won an opening Bishops on the board in the third tin said He also said Bethany will Coach Kevin Colbert said the team moved the ball well but they day game as they in probably be ranked this week rallied the quarter with a 44- yard field goal hurt themselves in key situations fourth quarter to Kenyon while will most likely beat and Wallace led a 75- yard scoring the Bishops 20- 7 spot drive in 14 plays to put OWU on drop from their number six Freshman quarterback Drew Green hit Paul Golitz a transfer The Bishops last opening game top to stay On the touchdown How does this years edition of student with the winning pass win was in 1977 when they edged drive Wallace completed nine of the soccer team compare to last 3- 0 Heidelberg ten passes for 62- yards before years team which finished the Forty- five freshmen are on this years team Last seasons team Senior Mike Wallace a Little scoring on a run from four yards season with a 174- 4 record won finished with a 1- 2 record Ail- American quarterback last out the Ohio Athletic Conference season led the offensive attack Sophomore Sam Adamczyk Championship and was named He completed 27 of 45 passes for scored from a yard out and Heller the Ohio Division III Team of the 189 yards Wallace also scored added a 37- yard field goal for the Year the touchdown for not as good yet but we Spikersopen seosonFriday first the final 20- 7 margin Were Bishops OWU finished the game with potentially could be better Mar- The team played excellent of- 245- yards in total offense Junior tin said We have seven new The womens volleyball team opens the 1982 season in the Great fensive football said Jack Wayne Skinner led the rushing starters from last year including Fouts who is entering his 19th two freshmen Lakes College Association tournament at Earlham College Ind with 54- yards on 17 carries and Friday and Saturday year as OWUs head coach Adamczyk led the team with The freshmen class is Kenyon began the scoring with seven receptions good for superb junior Scott Nelson The in of The team will be playing in the newly formed Centennial Athletic 513 remaining in the first 28- yards said team is a state quarter Quarterback Mike mental rebuilding Conference Other teams in the CAC are Wittenberg Muskingum It became a real good team ef- Ohio Northern Oberlin Wooster Denison and Kenyon Handel who finished eighth in fort in the second half Fouts Division III in efficiency last said I hope we can continue to year hit receiver Todd Stoner for play this well Last years team had attitude problems but this years team a 54- yard touchdown Saturday the Bishops travel to should improve on last years 5- 25 record coach Mary Parker From that point the OWU Tiffin to play the Heidelberg Stu- said The fact that the team was made up mostly of seniors and defense contributed a solid effort dent Princes in a rare night freshmen could have contributed to the lack of spirit because of Junior linebacker Eric DiMar game Game time is at 730 differences in age

Junior Tracey Morgan added Team morale was very low last sports year compared to this years squad We even seem to practice Fall schedule more like a team Mens Football Mens Soccer Womens Field Hockey When asked what specific problems the team had last year September 17- 18 GLCA September 18 Heidelberg September 17 DePauw Away Parker and team members had no comment September 21 Ashland Away Away September 18 Wabash Away Home September 25 Kenyon Home September 25 Capital September 22 Bowling Green October 2 Oberlin Home October 2 Wooster Home Away October 6 Marietta Away October 9 Denison Away September 24 Cedarville Lodyhorriers beat Oberlin October 12 Denison Away October 16 Otterbein Home Home October 19 Wooster Away October 21 Wittenberg Away The womens cross country team opened the fall season with a 23 Ohio Northern September 28 Kenyon Away Pctober 27 Dayton Away 1543 win over Oberlin Saturday Away October 2 Ohio State Away October 5 Wilmington Home Mens Cross lOctober 30 Marietta Away October Country The team will run in the Great Lakes College Association meet at 9 Case Western November 6 Wittenberg October September 18 GLCA Wooster on Saturday Home Reserve Home September 25 OAC Relays 13 Home October Earlham Away We have a pretty good team this year and I hope to be in the top 15 October Capital Home ttCapital JV Football October 2 DenOttWi- three for the Division III title coach Jana Edwards said October 20 Marietta Away Away September 27 Wittenberg October 9 Tri- State Away The team will try to improve on last years 19- 6 record Leading Home October 23 Walsh Away October 15 All Ohio Home the way will be sophomore Carol Corbett who placed first in the 26 October 4 Capital Home October Wittenberg Home October 23 DenON- UCapMar half- mile run Saturday Junior Lisa Foster sophomores Elizabeth October 18 Ohio Northern October 30 Muskingum Away Musk Away Einfeldt Vanessa Jones and Nena Lenfest and freshman Julie Away November 2 Denison Home Octnher 30 OAC niome Rainbolt make up the rest of the team