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But on ended, but when I think of the many gland, where he has citizenship. June 23, the Supreme Court took the sacrifices that I made, I begin to Three years ago he married an Amer- case of a former University student wonder if it was the right thing for me ican and in doing so became eligible and declared the "legislative veto" to do. Perhaps one day I will think so, for resident status in the United unconstitutional. but right now I am glad it is over." States. In 1972, while working on his mas- The 7-2 decision by the Supreme Chadha is assistant sales manager ter's degree in political science at the Court has invalidated legislative veto at a San Francisco stereo store. How- University, Jagdish Rai Chadha was Cisions in nearly 200 federal laws, ever, he did not always have a steady told he must go home because his includes stopping congressional income. student visa had expired. power gained in the last decade to "I had many problems finding a But Chadha claimed that Kenya, his prevent the president from commit- job. For a long time, I was a painter. I homeland, was the scene of "much ting American troop involvement did not have permanent residence violence and hatred between Indians abroad for more than 60 days. status, so many businesses were and blacks," and to return would have The Court ruled the House did not afraid to hire me, thinking I would been an "extreme hardship." have power to exercise a legislative have to leave," he said. The Immigration and Naturaliza- veto provision in the Immigration and tion Service decided that under those Nationality Act - the House had The Common Cause and the Public circumstances he could stay in the blocked the attorney general's waiver Citizens Litigation Center in Washing- United States as a resident alien. of deportation for Chadha. ton provided attorneys for Chadha, However, when the House of Rep- "I did not go into the case with a who gained the necessary legal vic- resentatives vetoed the INS ruling in sense of ego, or a great deal of pride in tory in the Ninth VS. Circuit Court of BG News Photo/John Walker 1975, Chadha began an eight-year myself for what I was doing. I knew I Appeals. He was then urged by his Sunbathing on rocks, as these three youths did Sunday, was part of the Fourth of legal battle ending with the Supreme would have to be willing to fight hard attorneys and the attorney general's July celebration this weedend at Portage quarry July 3rd Blow Out. Bands, food, beer Court's decision two weeks ago. if I wanted to win. I did tight and I did office to pursue the case to the Su- and fireworks drew hundreds to the quarry. But victory has been bittersweet for win. It gives me a great deal of preme Court when they realized his Chadha, who is not yet sure his 11- accomplishment," he said. case could set a legal precedent, year struggle was worthwhile. "It was hardest for me, I think, Chadha said. Spurred by FED policies economy to continue upswing, professor says by Kevin Prendergast and 8 percent ny the year's end, and Chair Paul Volker have contributed started in 1979 and went until the first serious effects on inflation, credit Among some of the harder hhit dur- reporter the tax cut will pump another $40 most to the recovery. part of 1961.1981. At that point, we slipped markets and ultimately on interest ing the recession, the housinhousing and billion into the\economy in added • into a credit recession and the Fed rates. But for next year, Navin pre- durable goods industries, are sishowing 1 by the consistent monetary "The consistency in monetary pol- was partly to blame," Navin said. dicts interest rates and inflation will strong recovery. Navin predicts a policies of the Federal Reserve Board According to a_ nt report from icy has created confidence in the stay fairly stable due to consumer good future for the auto industry as (Fed) and fueled by the 25 percent tax the Cdrnmerce [lent, the ita- economy, and it creates a sense of Navin received his doctorate in caution about credit and tight mone- weU. cut, the nation's economy continues tion's leading lic indicators security that the policies won't economics from Michigan State Uni- tary policies. Navin also sees a dramatic drop in its climb towards recovery. Subse- rose by 1.2 per in May. That change that much. The Fed's policies versity, and served as chairman of unemployment figures, estimated at quently, many economists believe in a increase follows a 1.6 percent in- have contributed to the atmosphere of the economics department here from But Navin questioned the idea of a 10.1 percent for the month of May. light at the end of the recessionary crease in April and a 2 percent in- recovery," Navin said. 1973-77. He spent time working for the balanced budget amendment, and "unemployment will remain nigh tunnel. crease in March. The indicators "The tight monetary policies pre- Bureau of Budgeting for the State of said politicians are having too much among youths and single males but One economist is Dr. Leo Navin, measure progress in different sectors dated the present administration and Michigan and he also serves as a trouble defining a balanced budget. will fall for middle-aged, married University economics professor. of the economy and have been in- have contributed to the recession and consultant for the Ohio Auditors Of- "It is ironic that the Reagan admin- men," be said. creasing for the last 11 months. recovery as well," Navin said. He fice. istration is calling for an amendment "People are more cautious after the "There are definitely positive signs Navin said the tax cut will contrib- described the recession as a "com- Navin is concerned over figures requiring that the budget be bal- recessionary experience and will that we are in a recovery and that we ute to the expansion of the economy in pound recession." showing the estimated budget deficit anced, while under this administra- show their caution in the credit mar- will recover soon," Navin said. "I see the second half of the year, but Fed "We had one recession right on the for 1983 to be about $200 billion. He tion the deficit is higher than at any kets. We should see a full recovery in unemployment falling off to between 7 policies and the leadership of Fed heels of another one. The recession said effects of the deficit may have time since World War n." the near future," Navin said. NEWS IN BRIEF Hockey star comes 'home* in off-season TT? by Michelle Maulorlco The Rangers' acceptance of him same level. Any superstars A&P to close reporter as a new player wasn't difficult, wouldn't be in the minors. They'd according to McPhee, because he be in the NHL, so you have a lot of The A&P grocery store at 1141S. Wearing shorts and a tee shirt, stepped in for injured players and guys (in the minors) on the same Main St. will officially close in be sat in a cluttered, "typical bach- did not steal the position from talent level and they're all trying to several weeks, according to Bill elor" apartment, back in the place someone else. get to the top, and they're going to Vitulli, vice president of corporate where bis success began. "They'll accept you, once you crawl over other guys to get to the relations at the A&P headquarters George McPhee, 24, a 1982 Uni- prove yourself. They'll talk to you pros. We call a guy a survivor if he in New Jersey. versity graduate, member of the and so on, but it's not until after can make it to the NHL - you don't Vitulli said the company has University hockey team from 1979- you play a few games, and show have to be a physical player, just been monitoring stores in the 82, and National Hockey League them what you can do and what have to be able to take it," McPhee northwest Ohio area. Profits are member, plays left wing for the kind of player you are, that they'll said. CTits down at the Perrysburg, New York Rangers. With the accept you," he said. McPhee was able to see one gon, Bluffton, Bowling Green hockey season over. Bowling During the semi-finals, McPhee Bowling Green hockey game this and three Toledo locations. Green is McPhee's summer home had the opportunity to play against year and still keeps in touch with Efforts to increase profits, such this year. his former college teammate Ken coach Jerry York. He said he keeps as stronger advertising, reduced '1 mink it's a great place to train Morrow. Morrow plays for the New in contact wtth a few former col- prices and improved services were and that's my main concern this York Islanders and, although the lege teammates, although he said unsuccessful, according to Vitulli. summer - to dedicate my summer two men played a six game series, things have changed. Too few customers or too many to training. All the facilities are their friendship was not immedi- "It's a little different now. I'm stores in the area account for the here that I need, the training staff ately rekindled. friends with my teammates I play decreased profits among other and everything's so accessible. I "It was good to see him again, hockey with now, but of course you causes, Vitulli said. also like it because it's low key but once you get out there, it's a job never forget the guys you played In the Detroit area, A&P stores here in the summer, New York's and we didn't talk to each other at with in college." have been remodeled and prices too intense year-round." all until the series was over," Mc- He said he will remember his lowered, with favorable results to McPhee's training consists of Phee said. senior year as his most successful balance the lack of profit in North- sprinting and running on the Uni- Born in Guelph, Ontario, McPhee one, because the team had been west Ohio, Vitulli said. versity track, running the stadium is like many Canadian players who losing for two years, and lost the Vitulli said about 200 full- and stairs, skating and lifting weights came to the United States to play first eight games of his senior year ert-time employees will be af- at the ice arena, using the Rec hockey after high school gradua- before the team turned things rted by the closings. However, Center and boxing with a punching tion. He came to the United States around and "brought Bowling the Detroit area stores will hire bag. for more than one reason. Green hockey back to where it some 700 new employees. As a member of the Falcon "I think there are more opportu- Delonged," McPhee said. The area stores are selling se- hockey team, McPhee was captain nities here, first of all. They don't McPhee has a three-year con- lected dry groceries, excluding his junior and senior years. He has offer scholarships in Canada to tract with the Rangers and only beer, wine, coffee and tobacco plans to play professional hockey products, at a reduction of 10 per- a college career total of 114 goals play hockey and I came here ba- cent until all items are sold. and 153 assists, and in his senior sically on a free education. There's for four years. year, received the Hooey Baker a lot of hockey played in Canada "I want to be able to walk when The Tengelmann Group, a Ger- award, hockey's equivalent of the that I think is more or less taken I'm 30," McPhee said, "and I hope man food firm, paid $75 million for when I retire I'm still in good 42 percent of A&P stock in 1980 and Heismin Trophy in football. for granted, and to play college now own more than half. After graduation, McPhee hockey, there are not that many enough shape, and that I have ayed six months in the minor people that come to watch and enough capital and investments Based in Montvale, New Jersey, ! before moving up to the the there isn't much interest Whereas that I could do something I want to A&P was once the largest Ameri- here, there's a lot of interest in it, do." can grocery chain, but has seen McPhee works out two weeks at sales fall in the past few years. In "I thought the players in the it's enjoyable to play and there's a 1981 the company lost $43 millon on minor league would be comparable better level of hockey in college a time in Bowling Green, then sales. to college, but they're a lot better here," McPhee said. spends a week in New York skating than college. And from there to the While many people see hockey as and says he will follow this sched- The A&P grocery business began ule until he reports back to camp in in 18S9 when George and John NHL is like night and day. The a violent sport, McPhee defended Hartford started offering tea, cof- (NHL) players aren't any bigger, the sport. but stronger and quicker and "There's no violence in college. said he is content with the fee and spices to supplement their smarter, and just damned good It's physical, but the players are outcome of his hockey career, and main business of leather hides. players," McPhee said. well protected. Oh, you'll see if he had a chance to do it over McPhee played for the Rangers scuffles, but that's not violent," again, he wouldn't change a thing. 'Nude' show during the playoffs and after scor- McPhee said. ing a few goals was kept in the line During his college years, Mc- "Hockey's done a lot of things for Large canvases of nude men and Phee said he only received one me. It's got me to college, a good BG News Photomm Appal women people the walls of McFall "It looks like I have a job for next major fighting penalty. However, education and I've met a lot of Devoid of pads, stick and skates George McPhee, Center Gallery this month. year, but there are no guarantees. while playing in the minors he had people. I had a great four years former University hockey player, pedals an exercise "Nudes" is an exhibition of 18 oil That's why I'm working so hard K major fighting penalities. here. The people were great, the bicycle in the training room at the stadium. McPhee. who paintings and drawings by Mary this summer - so I can stay there," "In the minor league it's real school's great - everything's been plays hockey for the New York Rangers, is in Bowling Murray, Sylvania, a graduate of he said. violent. Most players are on the fantastic," McPhee said. Green training for the Rangers' fall season. the University. t The BG News/July t, l*g ^V THETHE BG NEWS Who makes watches for telling the time
I've never really cared what time it normally work in the clothing depart- ever need a stopwatch, so I declined. I told him sorry, but I wanted a OPINION was. It would usually just remind me ment, but I'm just filling in here "How about this gem with the silver watch, ana this model was of all the late projects due weeks ago. today." alarm that plays the entire collection green with orange flecks. Vol.65 July 6,1963 Issue 125 And if I ever really cared about the "Well where is the person who of the Kingston Trio?" Finally, he went over to a safe next usually works here?" "Do you have one that plays Earth, to the wall, and after several minutes, li"!"":""':":" "Oh, he's filling in for somebody in Wind & Fire?" he pulled out a beautiful LCD watch automotive." "I think we're all out of those right made of sterling silver and platinium. COMMENTARY When I left the store, I didn't buy a now, but we should be getting a new The entire thing only as thick aa a by Tim Appel watch there, but the girl did sell me a order by December." silver dollar. nice pair of socks. "That's a little too late. What else "Now this watch," be exclaimed, Supreme Court ruling - •-••■■■ "' ■•■'■.•"• By this time. I was sure that my do you have?" "is you. This baby is from the James time, there was usually one of those search was futile. On my way home, I Fie then said "Well, this one is Bond line. It can tell you when a phone ugly gray school clocks within eyeing passed by another discount store, and popular. Along with the time, you can call comes in, remind you when to distance. deciding to give it the old college try, I also play your favorite video game on change the oil in the car, and accu- proves system works But when I started to go job-hunting stopped in for one final chance. When rately predict what stocks to buy, and in late May, I thought that I'd get I got to the watch department, I That one was a definite no. Though I will virtually pay for itself within myself a nice watch to show any described what I wanted to the clerk, put down video games as a pasttime three months." prospective employer that I was a but he looked puzzled. on my resume, I didn't want to seem "But what about the time?" I So there is still some proof that in 1983, the legal asked. system in the United States does work. The wheels of responsible person who was not igno- "I don't even know if they make overindulgent. rant, or at least to show that I was watches like that anymore," he said. The clerk wasn't quite sure what to He calmly said "Hey, with func- justice may turn slowly, but they seem to be doing then- smart enough to tell time. "But here we have a nice little LCD show next. tions like these, you have to have assigned job. I had an idea of the type of watch I piece that not only tells the time, but "Here we have a very reliable priorities." In a recent decision, the United States Supreme Court wanted: a nice silver job, with an is also a stopwatch, and reminds you brand that tells the time, tempera- hour, minute and second hand on a of all your dental appointments." ture, relative humidity, and the wind Tim Appel is a photographer (or The declared the "legislative veto" unconstitutional. By doing face void of numbers, just slashes. I didn't think that a journalist would chill factor." News. this, the court has let administrators of agencies have a But the search was not as easy as bigger say in what is to be done about people who enter into that. each agency's constituency. In a narrower, more personal My first stop was to a jeweley store, where I knew they would have the C/ry OFFICIALS HAVE EXPRESSED THE/A sense, this decision meant a lot to a former student at the watch I so desired. Unfortunately, University named Jagdish Rai Chadha. after looking at all of the stock, I SuSP/Cd* THA7 SOUL IMS G/fEEA/'S FOULr Earlier in the action, the Immigration and Naturalization found that my pocketbook did not SPJECL//V6 ftJR IS PAAF OF A CAAEFULLV agree with my taste. Service, a federal agency, decided Chadha could stay in the After checking the void in my wal- PCAA/A/ED SOV/ET pcor--- GPOUA/OUOAK United States because of hostility in his homeland of Kenya. let, a salesman came over and asked STICKS* CAMPAIGN... This permission was granted even though his student visa if I needed any help. I asked him if the FOA\ THE IA fJEUESF 'flfnEXiCA store had any other watches that had expired. Three years later, the United States House of might be somewhat closer to my price Representatives vetoed the agency ruling. range. Now, in 1983, after 11 years of appealing that decision "I'm sorry, but you're already looking at our budget watches," the through the legal channels of due process, the Supreme Court salesman said. "But if you don't have sided with Chadha and found the legislative action not in tune the entire amount on hand, then we with the principles that this country is founded upon. are willing to negiotiate some kind of A system of checks and balances is the kind of system that a finance arrangement." "Oh, like what kind of arrangement the drafters of the Constitution wanted most for the new are we talking about here." country, and its effectiveness as a policy has once again been "First, you'll be asked to hand over proven. the title of your car over to us, and we'll set up a payment schedule for We at the News are glad to express our support for this the next 90 months, in which time decision. We are glad that the legislative veto has now lost you'll get your car UUe back." some of its former power. Now, administrators will be free to "And what about my first-born child" I added sarcastically. deal with cases on an individual basis. The Supreme Court "No, that won't be needed in this has seen to it that some objectivity is allowed in making case," he said. "We only require a rulings which may indirectly deal with individual freedom child for the more expensive and justice. watches." Next, I stopped off at a discount Chadha has won a monumental battle both as an individual store, where I found a beautiful blond and in calling to the attention of the judicial branch of the working the watch counter. I told her government a situation which demanded checking to main- the type of watch I wanted, but to no avail. tain a balance of federal power. "I'm sorry," she said,"but I don't know anything about the watches. I
Still 'Inky Squid' afterall Street roamefs no \onger exceptional cases of society 1 News Item-Dr.Item—Or JprkJack $r\arnr>innSparacino, aa "Miltnn"Milton nevernpvpr fnrpavpforgave mpme for riron-drop- psychologist, did a survey on high ping a fly ball in the ninth inning to school and college class reunions and rob him of a no-hit game." A story that writers at the News are liked the bottle too much, or always with the advances made in science down the street. There, a couple of came to the conclusion the difference "I never know you played baseball currently working on and a situation wanted to get something tor nothing, and medicine, the chances are highly blocks away, teenagers are changing on the high school team." which was recently the focus of a or maybe he liked the women too likely that you won't die tommorrow. buses. They get off the bus that has "I didn't. I was a sandlot game in show aired on network television, much or some other lesson in true Then what are you going to do? You brought them from school and they Hollis Woods, around the corner from morality. They'd tell you to watch the have that shiny little sports car and get onto the one that will take them COMMENTARY where I lived." way George walked as he made ges- all those clothes to pay off. You have by Art Buchwald "But now you own a National Base- tures and swung at the air in front of the rent on that apartment overlook- You bear the boys talking about the ball league team. Milton will cer- him as if fighting an attacker. "Poor ing Central Park to pay. The furniture new clothes, and mopeds, and radios tainly be impressed with that." COMMENTARY George," you'd think. company says they are going to repos- they just bought. You hear the girls by Rachelle Ashley But now, the evidence is coming in. sess your furniture. Your doctor says boasting that they've just gotten the between people who attended them "It won't give him back his no-hit There is too much to be ignored. and those that did not return wasn't game." that you are healthy and that you will latest style. You wish that fust one of aiiiiiiiiii&^ Today's bums may have been yester- live to see tommorrow. But with all of them would come and talk to you. You based on the status they hold today, "Well, it's no big deal to me if you day's small businessmen, tailors, or but the past status they held in school. go or not. I won't know anybody there your bills, what can you do? The bank long to tell them what you would do if bring up a distressing thought. retail buyers. won't give you a loan because you you had just some of your money "Herman, darling, are you going to anyway." The distressing reality presented is The bag women of today may have have no collateral. The solution. Pack your high school's 30th-year reun- "You're lucky, I wouldn't want you this: any one of us can become a lived in $4000-a-month penthouses in ion?" to meet Gunner Morgan. Every day Si your belongings, some of the ba- Quietly .one girl stands apart from person living their lives from a bag, exclusive suburbs of metropolitan cs that you can carry, and hit the the rest. She walks in your direction. "Why should I? They'll only start he'd go through my lunch bag and or a person living on the streets; meccas. They may have been single calling me 'Inky Squid.' " take out anything that tickled his streets. She looks at you and smiles. Her eyes thankful to be alive today, and wish- women driving shiny little sports The streets aren't even what they seem to ask how you got this way, how "Is that what they called you in fancy. I don't think I ever ate one of ing we were dead tommorrow. Furs- cars, while they wore whatever was school?" my mother's brownies the whole time used to be. Some young hoods may can she help you, what should she do stnermore, don't deny for one minute today's height of fashion. They may come along and taunt you or throw to try and prevent becoming what you "Yeh, except for George Hankoff. I was in high school." that it could happen to you. I suggest have thought it old-fashioned and He called me 'Squishy Squid.' " "It would be fun to spring on him garbage at you. They may call you have become? that one take precautions that may useless to own their own homes, or names and pull at your clothes. They "Learn patience." you tell her. "But that was years ago. You now that you now won 2,150 chocolate chip not prevent it from happening, but stocks, or savings accounts, or to even own the largest land development cookie franchises in the country." may even try to stab you. "Make sure you have something to can make the probability much less. think about the fact that tommorrow You walk... and walk and walk. You fall back upon; something for secu- company in the United States.'' "Gunner would probably find some Once upon a time, I can remember would not offer all that was offered "That won't cut any ice with Billy way of taking them away from me." sit between the buildings and watch rity. Have some fun for today, but parents or grandparents pointing to today. They may have bought the as the people who used to be the kind don't forget to plan for tommorrow. Mahler. He'll still step on my foot and ''Isn't there anybody in the class bums' on the street and saying, American Dream that told them that say it was an accident." that was nice?" of people you associated with drive by Then, if tommorrow doesn't get here, "Look. That's so-and-so. I used to whatever was to be had, could and in their new cars and their Giorgio at least you would have prepared for "You know your're exaggerating. "Fern Haggerty never called me know him when we were young. Squid." should be had today. No matter about Armani suits. it" I'm sure they'd love to see you. After Somewhere he just didn't listen and tommorrow. What was it that F. Scott You reminisce about the times all, you're the chairman of the board ''Well, you'll be glad to see her." he just went wrong." "Yeh , but she was built like the Fitzgerald said? "Live for today, for when you would have been speeding of a Hollywood motion picture com- Then they'd go on to give you a tommorrow you die?" along the street just like them. Rachelle Ashley is editorial editor tor pany, and you're probably the only Goodyear blimp, and everyone in the lecture about how Poor old George Well, the unfortunate truth is that The News. one who married a movie star." class thought because she didn't call Slowly, you turn your head to look "Maybe so, but I'll bet you Susan me Squid, there was something se- Butler still won't dance with me." rious going on between us. If I see her "Who is Susan BuUer?" at the class reunion and I'm nice to RESPOND "She was our high school's leading her, they'll think there's still some- Todays news is that Big Brother is happy pom-pom girl. She used to stand on thing going on between us." The BG News Opinion Page is the Bob Markay's shoulders and yell "Maybe Fern went on Weight campus forum for comments re- 'DEEEEEEEE FENSE' whenever Watchers. After all, that was 30 years garding articles in The News or In 1964, George Orwell tells of a them'. If one can hate other people or for the deployment of MX missiles so the other team was threatening to ago. She may be a very beautiful important issues concerning the time when freedom and individual nations, then the attention on, or that we might put in check the grow- •core. One time I asked her to go to a woman now. University and its community. thought are scarce commodities sub- blame for, one's own situation may be ing threat of communist Invasion. prom with me and she said, T don't "If she is, she probably won't talk to ordinate to planned control of minds diverted. Oftentimes team spirit and Government officials and many oth- dance with Inky Squids.' " me, and if she does, she'll probably Guest columns from members of nationalistic sentiments are built ers continue to speak of the Russians "Maybe she'll change her tune call me Squid." the University community are around directed hatreds. Not to be as the inherent evil of the earth; when you arrive at the airport in your "So I take it you're not going to the gladly accepted. If you would like alarmed; it's not likely that govern- people of the "free world" have a private Lear jet." reunion." to write a 'commentary' column COMMENTARY ments are paracticing mass mind target, turning fear and uncertainty "Milton Stelglitz will just laugh and "Not if Arnie Krasner is going to be please contact the editorial editor. by Timothy Thompson control. But it does seem that fear and into hatred. say, 'Who would have thought that there." hatred are used widely as a unifica- Is it that we need someone or some- "All right, what was your Letters and guest columns tion strategy, whether by govern- thing at which to direct our hatred? stupid Inky, with his shirttail always should be typewritten, triple- ■ i i ~ out, would own his own airplane? It relationship with Arnie Krasner?" spaced and signed. Your address ments, organizations, or individuals. Daily there are stories telling us of the shows you what a mess this country is "He was my best friend until he told and phone number must be in- on a mass level. The masses are evil that is Communism, stories of the really in!"' everyone in class I slept on a rubber cluded for verification. apathetic sheep, controlled and di- The American auto makers hyped Russians' latest advance on our ideal "You're making those things up, rected by the all-seeing shepherd-Big the "Buy American" rally-around- freedom, and stories of imports steal- Herman. After all. you're probably Letters to the Editor should not Brother. the-Qag campaign for awhile as an ing our jobs and our markets. We are the only one in your class who has a Art Buchwald is a columnist (or the be longer than 200 words and guest Big Brother knows people. He attempt to direct our hatred and ex- groomed to bate the enemy, and university library named after him." Lot Angeles Times. columns should not be longer than knows people have fears, and he press tear of foreign products stealing many do hate the enemy, and some 500 words. knows people like to vent their fears- our jobs and money. But it seemed a like to hate the enemy. Big Brother is The BG N««i and frustrations through anger. So, kind of cheap shot since many of the The News reserves the right to Big Brother creates an enemy so that problem is not one of govern- reject letters or portions of letters parts in American cars are foreign- "W-, Editor Juno R.ml.y N*w> Editor Joo Groy the people may convert their fears ments or business however, it is a that are in bad taste, malicious or made. A bumper sticker proclaiming Editorial Edit *och»ll« Aihl.y Copy Editor Corlo Stoon into hatred. The enemy is so hated problem of our nature as humans. The libelous. All submissions are sub- Buy American' rests on Japanese «»port.r «*lk« Towlo Roportor Olno Oonmork that one of the peoples' most favored question is whether we should look at Photograph*? Tim App»l Photooraphor John Walkor ject to condensation. attractions is daily hating; a media Our national leaders use blame the bad side of things, rationalizing Address your comments to: characterization of the enemy at shifting, a must in any pitch for na- fears and nurturing hatred-or do we W<|hi l« •» *. tO !•»»• •» "»St, rnvvW whom the people scream and jeer tional unity. Vice President Bush, attempt to see the good side of things, Cdnertol and hHWi Ottkw hiding their fear. and grow? IMUMvanMyHoU Editor speaking at the funeral of Soviet Pre- lowlma Groan Mat* UnivanMfy The BG News People and nations often practice mier Breshnev, expressed hopes that W«|C.H> Ot»o4J«B this tactic of which Big Brother was our countries could now move toward Timothv Thompson Is a graduate Phana (*1»))T7 3*0I IOC University Hall so polished: directing their hatreds, an agreeable peace. The next day student in communications. the world as an' us against President Reagan announced a plan The BG Newi/July «, MM 1 Admissions policy offers rejected applicants summer enrollment by Deborah L. Casto The 1983 University Guide for Pro- Other requirements need to be met "If they (applicants) don't meet the position where we aren't being fair to "We allocate spaces for 80-85 per- reporter spective Freshmen requires the appli- to narrow the number of applicants criterion, they are offered the oppor- all." cent of the summer transition stu- cant to be a graduate of an accredited for fall enrollment tunity to start in summer or spring Those not accepted for fall enroll- dents in the fall enrollment," Martin senior high school or have earned a semester, or to enroll at the Firelands ment are given the opportunity for said. high school equivalency through the "We take into consideration the campus in Huron," Martin said. summer enrollment. General Education Development courses taken in high school, the (GED) testing program. Students also enter the University grades received in Those courses, Every Ohio resident with a high The Summer Transition Enrich- as transfer or transient students, as class rank and their scores on the school diploma must be accepted to ment Program is designed for those More incoming freshmen apply for Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) and the University. older (21 and over) students, as non- acceptance to the University than with college potential who might need degree seeking students, as foreign the American College Test (ACT)," to develop certain skills such as read- students, or as graduate students. available space allows. Martin said. "I like to think that we are sensitive ing, writing and study skills, Martin All Ohio residents who meet mini- to some circumstances," Martin said. The requirements are the same for mum requirements are accepted to "This year we've had 7,900 fresh- If an applicant cannot meet require- "We must be fair to all applicants. We these students. However, the SAT and the University, according to John men applicants for the 3,450 spaces ments for fall semester they are not will review all applicants and their These students may continue in the the ACT scores are invalid after three Martin, director of admissions. available," Martin said. totally rejected. situations, but we can't be put in a fall if they meet requirements. years, Martin said. Merit pay issue leaves mixed feelings in city school system
by Michael D. Towle implementing a merit pay system in gard tor the kid. The kid has to know "I think in Bowling Green we have, classroom setting. toward mediocrity and that needs to staff reporter any school system, he said. that teacher cares. for the most part, pretty good admin- "What makes a good teacher? Sim- be stopped, but there are some very "One of the major difficulties with "But how do you show that on istrators, but I'm sure in a lot of ply because their classroom is formal good school systems in operation To administrators at Bowling merit pay is that it requires some paper? If we knew, we might be able school systems there are not," and is strict? Or how about the tea- right now. People think everybody Green City Schools introducing Presi- pretty refined evaluation," he said. to do the stroking. We might be sup- Stearns said. dent Reagan's idea of merit pay cher that has a very informal class- needs to do this, and everybody ''How can you tell merit quality from plying merit pats instead of merit Cummings said he believes finding room and will joke with his kids? Both doesn't," Stearns said. would be like separating the wheat less than merit quality? We cannot paychecks, which might be every bit an administrator that could make a from the chaff. However, some teach- may be accomplishing a great deal," really define what a great teacher is, as productive in the long run," Cum- responsible decision would not be he said. Cummings credits the current lack ers in the local school system think and until you define it, you cannot mings said. easy. Quality education is a deceptively of confidence in education to a lack of they would be getting more shaft than really say this one is, this one is not," Stuart Stearns, president of the "Does the administrator have a simple concept, according to Stearns, resoect for the value of an education. wheat. he said. Bowling Green Education Associa- positive or negative attitude toward who believes in a back-to-basics the- 01301802"Merit pay increments" Cummings said he believes the tion, (the teachers' union) and a bi- minority groups? Does the guy dislike are an increase in salary given to ory. It is a question of getting the ''When I was an elementary-age merit pay controversy might make its ology and anatomy teacher at blacks so much that he couldn't admit toothpaste back in the tube, he said. student, if I would read about Abe single out teachers in a school system greatest contribution in helping to Bowling Green Senior High School, a black teacher was as competent as a who are rated outstanding in several "Education has tried a lot of differ- Lincoln walking three miles to the define criterion by which a teacher said he believes disadvantages of white teacher? God help us, there ent things: new math, all the different library that would impress me posi- areas of education. can be evaluated. merit pay outweigh advantages. aren't many people who are con- sciences and all the different kinds of tively," Cummings said. "I believe in it very strongly. How- "There is not a lot of hard scientific "Merit pay means somebody has to sciously going to say 'I'm gonna stick things that have come and gone by the ever, I don't think we're about to get research done on the subject," he said decide who is the 'master teacher' all those blacks,' but you could have wayside. People kind of jump on the "I really think most of today's it," Richard Cummings, superinten- "The best teacher for one kid may and who isn't. That is a very subjec- some of those," Cummings said. dent of Bowling Green City Schools, band wagon. students would think, 'that dumb ass, not be the- best teacher for another. tive process, and I am not sure that all Stearns agreed with Cummings "I'm afraid that people are going to what the hell would he do that for.' said. The main ingredient is for the teacher the administrators responsible for that defining a teacher as good or bad jump on the band wagon like they did There are obstructions involved in to show an unconditional positive re- making that decision are qualified. is difficult or impossible in a normal then. I'm sure education is moving see Merit page six
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by Ann Thoreson "No one thought it would gasps from the audience," twentyish girl, who even- reporter succeed," Brown, musical Brown said. Will Parker, tually falls in love with director of Bowling Green one of the characters, re- Curly, her character is Everyone thought it High School, saJd/*'It was lates to the audience about "the epitomy of a hard would die young, soon after the first Broadway musi- Ms Visit to a "burlyque," working young girl. I envi- the first performance, on cal without the chorus girl or burlesque theater, a sion Laurey as a girl with a its back in the Oklahoma kickline. As critic Walter previously taboo topic in lot of spunk. She likes a dust. Winchell said before it American theater. challenge. She's very com- But it still survives after opened on broadway, 'No According to George petitive, but she's very 40 years, the Rodgers and legs, no show, no dance.' " Sopko, 23, who portrays likeable. Through the Hammerstein musical Yet, Brown said, "Okla- Curly, the innocent cowboy death of Jud Fry (the town "Oklahoma!" which homa!" (which was the with a bow-legged sway, outcast), and her marriage opened on Broadway in first time the composer-ly- "the underlying theme of to Curly, she grows up. 'Oklahoma!' is the peo- 1943. ricist duo Rodgers and "If I can get that (the The cast of 45 characters Hammerstein worked to- ple's love for their land, growing up process) will lasso audiences into gether) introduced new el- the Oklahoma territory. across to the audience, I the unsettled western fron- ements to American "Their identity comes from the land. That's their think I will have accom- tier in Kobacker Hall at the theater still prevalent to- plished a lot," Sutton said. Moore Musical Arts Center day. It marks the first time life," Sopko, a vocal music on July 8,9,11 and 12. a death scene ever ap- education graduate of 1982, Against the backdrop of According to Jim Brown, peared on the stage. Dance who has participated in a people's committment to producer of the Universi- and classical ballet for the University musical pro- the frontier spirit, two ty/community production, first time was integrated ductions for the past four lover's triangles are woven ''Oklahoma!" was as inno- with the plot. years, said. between Ali Hakim, Will vative to the American "It also was the first In preparation for his Parker and Ado Annie, public in 1943 as "Cats" is C'uction which used role as Curly, Sopko ob- (who principally provide right now. which probably got tained a curly perm, and comic relief), and Laurey, has been practicing a west- Curly and Jud Fry. These ern accent for opening conflicts are neatly PAINTER PANTS night. straightened out by the fi- "I feel like I have Okla- nale, of course, according Natural and ' homa!' on the brain," he to the Rodgers & Ham- said. "I'm very preoccu- merstein tradition, with a Reg. SI6.50 Now S9.95 pied with it right now." blend of romantic ballads BG News Photo/John Walker The characters them- and brassy show stoppers. selves in "Oklahoma!" are "The songs further the Part of the cast of the city and University production of Oklahoma gather around a prop. They are Jeans N Things verv much preoccupied plot," Brown said. "They (left) Lisa Knoblock — from Bowling Green High School — Laurey in the ballet scene, Audrey with the perennial topic of give us (the audience) bet- Sujkowskl — from Toledo — a dancer, Larry Kim — a University student — Curly in the ballet scene \ love. For senior Sue Sut- ter insight into the charac- and Lor! Bylow — from Toledo — a dancer. for Guys N Gals ton's portrayal of Laurey, ters. The songs are not just 531 Kidge (Next to Mac West) the spunky, yet naive musical interludes." fm 'Soundies' ancestors to M-TV I™ TlZZASP EOAL" ™ 1 i 15% OFF (per person) by Dinah Denmark in charge of a 900-soundie Samuel Coslow, a musical television." The typical I LARGE PIZZA $51 r/p,eporter collection bought by the composer and entertainer panaram was a five-foot I WMIOIM (torn ft this coupon ^ I on any Food or Drink order The Delta Rhythm Boys, University from a record of the 1920s and '30s. Cos- wooden structure, with a 3- FREE DELIVERY Except Specials a black quartet, are per- store in Springfield, Ohio, low was also one of the by-3 screen, a coin mech- forming their song, "Give in 1970. The entire collec- founders of the Soundies anism and projector sys- Me Some Skin" which is tion of soundies was sold to Corporation. tem. 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Sound & Vision Marley disc continues 'spirit'; Jones less 'bop' messages, seductively de- vious quality is gratifying can only speculate, though, He begins with the goal of music." cover song trappings of odds and ends actually livered by lazy, chugging and a bit surprising, con- as to whether any of the the Rastaman's (a mem- The IP's only irony ap- Linda Ronstadt. gathers strength in its mu- rhythms, have cultivated sidering the circumstances material here was re- ber of Marley's Jamaican pears during "Give Girl At Her Volcano, sical cohesion. This is a by FaU Miller and motives surrounding entertainment editor possibly the largest inter- corded for a new studio religious sect) pursuit of a Thanks And Praises," a Jones' third record, is an quiet, intimate record, a national following for a most posthumously re- LP, as little about the art- spiritual mecca in "Chant simple song of worship in unusual one for several blend of mostly somber single genre of music. The leased records. The exploi- ist's final months have Down Babylon," which in- the faith of Jah, spread reasons. Containing seven moods. The delicate pi- incontestable fact that tative Chances Are, been made public, and re- cludes this indictful throughout the world by songs pressed onto a 10" ano/voice montage that BOB MARLEY * THE reggae has influenced an containing doctored-up re- cording dates are not in- stanza: "Men see their Marley and the force of disc, it is a little less than was so captivating on WAELERS - Confronta- entire generation of white cording from 1968-1972, cluded in the album's dreams and aspirations- reggae. "If I didn't love/If an LP, though consider- 1981's Pirates has, at least tion (Island) pop artists such as Eric was released in fact Just packaging. /Crumble in front of their Jah didn't love/Would I be ably more satisfying in for this project, tossed Clapton, the Police, Men months after the Jamaican Credit for much of the face/And all their wicked around today." length alone than the rash aside the jazzy hipster cool In the early 70s, Robert At Work and Robert folk hero's passing. musical character of Con- intentions/To destroy the The man is gone, but of fashionable, maxi-sin- that came close to being Neata Marley emerged Palmer, is also too obvious Though lacking the im- frontation must be given to human race." Confrontation reminds one gles, EPs and mini-LPs overdone on Jones' first from the slums of Kings- to go unmentioned. A thriv- mediate commercial ap- the Waiters, whose consis- Marley's long-standing that the spirit and magic of now cluttering record store two releases. ton, Jamaica, to become a ing and ever-widening peal of such Marley tent contributions to Mar- dream of racial parity is Marley as musician/pro- new release bins. Aside from the inherent musical performer and spectrum of "roots reg- standards as "Jammin, ley's success has often repeated here on "Black- Sihet provides a universal In contrast to her two virtues of the tunes them- personality of global im- gae" artists from Ja- "Get Up, Stand Up," "No gone unnoticed. They are man Redemption," where egacy that only leaves the stellar IPs, only two of selves, Rickie Lee's elo- portance, equalled only by maica, Great Britain and Woman, No Cry" and comprised of Aston Bar- he traces the biblical basis growing legion of reggae these seven tracks are self- quently expressive vocals such renowned figures as even the United States, can "Could This Be Love," rett (bass), Carlton Bar- of his belief in an eventual fans yearning for more. penned. Jones harnesses elicit both enjoyment and John Lennon, Bob Dylan also trace their heritage Confrontation's 10 tracks rett (drums) and Junior African uprising: "Coming RICKIE LEE JONES — the opportunity to display empathy in the listener. and Stevie Wonder. By in- directly to the break- embody the subtle yet Marvin (guitar). Also lend- from the root of King Da- Girl At Her Volcano her versatility by rework- The presentation does not troducing the hypnotic and throughs achieved by Bob stirring essence of his most ing invaluable support are vid/Through the line of So- (Warner Bros.) ing songs from several need to be heart-wrenching inspirational strains of Marley. powerful work. As always, his back-up singers, the I- lomon/His Imperial eras, including the classic to be heart-felt, not need- reggae music to a pan-cul- Released on the second the music swings in a Threes - Judy Mowatt, Majesty is the power of The finger-snapping "Under The Boardwalk," ing to pervert these sultry tural audience, he became anniversary of his death soothing yet prodding Marcia Griffiths and wife authority/Spread out, swing and teasing senti- Rodgers and Hart's "My emotions. the leading figure in propa- from cancer (which his groove, providing the cus- Rita Marley - who have all spread out." mentality1 of "Chuck E.'s Funny Valentine" (one of It is also refreshing and gating the most distin- religious beliefs prevented tomary forum for the recently achieved individ- Indeed Marley's opti- In Love' made Rickie Lee Volcano's pair of songs re- worth noting that per- guished and vital musical him from fighting), Con- prophet's wisdom to effort- ual acclaim in the reggae mism has always been the Jones an unlikely and often corded live), and even Left former and record com- tradition since rock and frontation validates and lessly punch through. community as solo artists. crucial element, far sur- uncomfortable pop star. Banke's "Walk Away Re- pany could jointly agree to roll first cracked the cold solidifies Marley's lofty The intensity and com- Yet Marley's uncompro- passing the music's en- Yet an appreciative public nee." Also included is her let a one off project of this war conservatism of the historical standing. It is a pleteness of these songs mising vision as a lyricist chanting pulse for stoned realized it was high time a rendition of Tom Waits' type sneak out of the ev- 1950s. vibrant, compelling collec- attest to the supposition has often transcended the dancers. The message is contemporary songstress "Rainbow Sleeves," re- ery-stingy record business Aside from its ever- tion of previously wire- that they are no mere out- musical innovations he's expressed here simply and broke the mold of mellow corded back in December, "can" (shelf). Volcano's growing popularity in this lessed songs recorded takes from the artist's two introduced. Confrontation repeatedly in "Trench- cast by Carly Simon, Car- 1978. low key lack of mass ap- country, the music's so- during the last few years of final vinyl statements, Sur- is a showcase for the art- town:" "We free the peo- ole King, Janis Ian and What on paper sounds peal subtracts little from cial, religious and political his life. The material's ob- vival and Uprising. One ist's most potent themes. ple with music, sweet Karla Bonoff, and the like merely a collection of its undeniable charm. LTip Your ""1 Soundies from page four Pizza Driver ■ MAIN ST. The soundie, which is a add value to a classroom According to Schurk, the He added that in a reel of 16mm film, can be shown curriculum can make an soundies were too musical eight three-minute shorts, on practically any film appointment to discuss it and did not capture the black and white perfor- special offer projector. The three-min- with Schurk, who will then eye. mances were kept sepa- ute films are compiled into present it to the class. Popularity depended on rate with the exception of Carousel eight subject reels put into Schurk said soundies are how many times people Duke Ellington and Louis a closed loop system. excellent audio-visual ex- would pay to hear and Armstrong. Beauty Shop The University-owned amples of musical and the- watch a particular band or soundies are used strictly atrical styling as well as performer play a dance for educational purposes, sociological norms of the number - after once or $5 though not every Univer- 1940s. twice, monotony set in sity student can have ac- Though he is satisfied quickly. HAIRCUTS cess to them. Students with the soundies collec- Some soundie-perform- 30% off PERMS cannot sign them out as tion, Schurk said he would ers were Duke Ellington, with coupon they do records from the like to acquire more. Tex Ritter, Liberace, Nat Braiding Styles Available music library, because of "If we had some money King Cole and Lawrence their archival quality. to transfer the soundies to Welk, but due to the time NEXUS 3REDKEN "Soundies are only avail- videotape, then they could period, most soundies fea- 140EASTWOOSTEa able to scholars in special be viewed by a larger num- tured dance bands. 352-0800 areas where they can be ber of people," he said. **£«r,g ~i utiaawniM used in their studies," The popularity of soun- "Unlike M-TV, soundies Dave is now operating Expires 7-13-83 Schurk said. "We do use dies faded after four or five contained many black per- them in classroom presen- years, with none produced formers. However, those tations - they are shown in after 1946. The failure of performers were con- UNIVERSITY afrroprftfte situations." the soundie was due to lack trolled by white produc- TEST Anyone on the Univer- of creativity and failure to tions ana it was quite a PREPARATION sity faculty who feels capture a large audience racist situation," Schurk , SERVICE ', NEXT showing a soundie would for a long period of time. said. SEMINARS NOW FORMING cones 50' DAY cones 50' FOR THE . TYPESETTING Jack's Bakery OCT -DEC ' I BROCHURES. BOOKLETS POSTERS, RESUMES ICE CREAM SPECIAL PROJECTS cones, handpack and sundaes LSAT NEWSLETTERS • TUT r«»MTIOH You don't have lo wait days tor Only place in town to get OREO ice cream and SPECIALISTS SINCE 1131 your typesetting. Gel next day GMAT service at Century Deeiffi Coll doys eveftngs Graphics Ltd. 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ky 8Uv« Qulnn and forgot these are sea- Brett (third base), Robin to select at least one rep- runs batted in department caliber of Detroit's Lou Ozzie Smith (shortstop), one of the weakest bats in sports reporter sonal and not career all- Yount (shortstop) and out- resentative from each and have maintained bat- Whitaker or Minnesota's and outfielders Dale Mur- the NL but will be starting stars that are supposed to fielders Jackson, Fred team, and because both the ting averages in the .280's. John Castino (who Trillo phy, Andre Dawson and anyway. Is a good de- A strange thing has hap- be chosen. Lynn, and Dave Winf ield. Royals and the Yankees Griffey and McRae were said he would have picked Tim Raines. The fans, however, did fensive shortstop that valu- pened to the meaning of Baseball's most recog- already had two represen- not the only league-leading to start). able? Don't count on him the word Mil-star, and it is nized face, Reggie Jack- Unfortunately, the out- tatives, Griffey and Mc- hitters to be left out of Both Castino and Whi- overlook a few real all fielders who deserve to be playing too long with re- evident in the starting son, is one example of this Rae were not picked. Both tonight's showdown. The taker have been flirting stars. serve Dickie Thon in the lineup of tonight's 50th an- 5early dilemma. It was in the starting lineup have players are legitimate all- powerful bats of Cleve- with batting averages of St. Louis' George Hen- dugout. Thon leads the NL nual All-Star Game be- ackson's popularity and been overlooked by fans. stars and will probably be land's Andre Thornton and .300 and demonstrate solid drick and Houston's Ray New York Yankee Ken Knight, the league's top in base hits. tween Major League certainly not his .214 bat- watching the game like Boston's Wade Boggs will defensive abilities. Whi- Hitting is not the only Baseball's National and ting average that placed Griffey and Kansas City millions of other hardball sit idle along withthe po- taker was chosen as a re- two hitters, will be taking Royal Hal McRae have different perspectives of thing needed to win a American Leagues at Chi- him in tonight's starting fans - on television. tential all-stars them- serve. game, but it has been the cago's Comiskey Park. lineup. been among the league's selves. tonight's game. Hendrick Within both starting line- top 10 batters throughout Two other outfielders A look at the NL proves wuTbe on the bench at the key to the NL winning 19 of ups, there are not enough From a glance at the the season and were not who were selected by Credit the fans for a pre- that they, once again, start of the contest, while the last 20 All-Star Games. true all-stars. starters, not many all- only neglected by fans, but Kuenn were Ron Kittle of tty good job in selecting the could be the team to heat Knight did not make man- There is a solution to the stars can be seen. by AL manager Harvey the Chicago White Sox, and AL starting infield, except due to better fan selection. ager Whitey Herzog's re- popular players being se- In fact, the two teams Starting for the AL will Kuenn, who selected the former Toledo Mud Hen for second base. Starter Starting for the NL will serve team. lected. Let the players de- indicate that the game has be Ted Simmons remainder of the AL ros- Gary Ward, now with the Trillo may be the most be Gary Carter (catcher), Probably the biggest cide who is and is not an become a popularity con- (catcher), Rod Carew ter. Minnesota Twins. Kittle solid defensive second bag- Al Oliver (first base), surprise is how a player all-star. After all, they test. The fans simply voted (first base), Manny Trillo Kuenn, however, can not and Ward are currently ger in the league, but his Steve Sax (second base), batting a laughable .190 is know each other's abilities for their favorite players (second base), George be blamed. He is required number one and two in the batting is not of the all-star Mike Schmidt (third base). starting. Ozzie Smith has better than any fan. Merit from page three The national value of an levels have dropped con- Romantic pizzas evade mass-production craze education itself has gone siderably. way down. Teachers are "But 20 years ago, only by June Remley Toledo pizza restaurant pizza through an oven. erating them until orders suming. The automatic rol- plastic and rather sickly, not hurting as much for a 60 percent of all high editor lers are more time- become transformed. school-age kids graduated. convinced me. The lights I knew then we'd gone begin to arrive. lack of pay as they are for were bright and the chairs too far. But had the same East pizza, 440 Court St., efficient. There's no way The average pizza has a lack of respect," Cum- Now it's up to 80 percent. A I pictured all of us, like hard. The room needed red thing happened in Bowling is cool and quiet The din- you could do it and still taken a different turn at mingssaid. lot of this could be attrib- Lenny, the towering imbe- checkered tablecloths, Green, where pizza is in ing area is comfortably have the volume (to feed Myles', with ingredients Stearns said, "For the uted to the overcrowded cile in Steinbeck's Of Mice candles and Billy Joel's even higher demand? furnished with booths and hordes of hungry college such as buffalo meat, and most part teachers are be- classroom," Stearns said. the egg pizza, which is "In part it is the teach- and Men, killing a puppy "bottle of red, a bottle of From a look at Pisanel- tables, but the atmosphere students on weekends)," ing unfairly criticized. I by forcing too much white." lo's, (Pagliai's) East and loses something in the he said. really scrambled eggs on think the report has misled er's fault," Cummings clumsy affection upon it, In the kitchen, a lethar- Myle's, the romantic pizza flash of a video game from Up the street at Myles, pizza. The "food lover's people into thinking that said, "although I think ev- and eventually breaking gic cook plopped the dough exists, at least in theory. the corner. There is no 516 E. Wooster St., the best pizza" contains ingre- very little is going on in- eryone should be blamed. its neck. dients sufficient to make it We are grossly under- into a machine that flat- Aside from being a bit sound from the Jukebox, atmosphere is found. Even side a school, when in fact I feared that we, college tened it out. He put the too clean and lacking some which is probably dying to in mid-afternoon, the din- stand two inches high, there is a great deal going funded. Last year we oper- students, by our large flatten dough in a pan and grease, which indicates an play some Billy Joel. ing area is dimly lighted according to Bowley. on. ated on a third of a million numbers and appetites, spooned on sauce, sausage earnest pizzaria, each res- In the kitchen, automatic with tiffany lamps. Pisanello's, aside from "I think one thing we dollars less than the state rollers take the place of the having the most authentic promised, which brings up had killed the romantic and pepperoni, apparently taurant does its part to Here, the ancient art of have to remember is that pizza. We had taken its Eying close attention to a keep pizza romance alive. skilled pizzaman's hands. dough-flipping is also name, holds the best loca- we use standardized tests another problem. If we do dignity by over-demand rge sign cautioning The words "Think portion However, with a flick of his found. More than simple tion, on 203 N. Main St. It is to determine a student's implement this merit pay and reduced it to the status wrist, manager Richard shaped like the typical cor- capability. Using the re- system, how are we sup- "Think Portion Control. control" are nowhere to be showmanship, it stretches of the mass-produced ham- Next, the cook placed the seen at any of the estab- Knauss demonstrates that the dough, according to ner pizzaria, long and nar- sults, they have deter- posed to pay for it? We can burger. row, and dimly lighted. barely pay teachers now." Sri on a slow conveyor lishments. Nor are con- the art of dough-flipping is supervisor Robert Bowley. mined that education A frightening visit to a It, which would take the veyor belts, under which not dead. Dough is mixed every At Pisanello's, the ro- any decent pizza would re- Although more fun and night during "prep," ex- mantic pizza is kept alive, fuse to cook. more romantic, dough-flip- cept during finals week, according to Assistant Each pizzaria cooks its ping is impossible for Fri- when it is mixed all day, Manager Paul Bunce. pizzas to order, never put- day night rush orders, Bowley said. Dough-flipping lives on. Freshmen ting dough, cheese and according to Knauss. In the oven, the ingre- Automatic rollers save sauce together and refrig- "It's more time-con- dients, which looked Tike time, Bunce said, "but that Men and Women takes all the fun out of it." Round out your class Conveyor belts also save schedule with an more time, freeing em- ployees to make more piz- exciting, unique, Inventory zas while the other pizzas informative elective | MINI—MALL | "cook." 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