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Chenault, assistant vice post in November, 1976 in protest to the president for institutional contracts. proposed reorganization of that Niederhofer, first hired by the department. As part of the revision, University in 1957, will work part time I .add would have become director of the remainder of fall quarter and will corporate relations and no longer would resume full-time duties winter quarter. serve as director of the foundation. "It was a very friendly agreement Although his salary would not have with the University," she said, adding been affected by the reorganization, that a cash settlement also was Ladd said he considered the change a awarded. demotion because of the reduced CHARGING THAT she was unjustly responsibility involved with the new denied tenure, Niederhofer filed suit post. I .add said that the University and against the University in April, 1976. A the court failed to grasp the reasons for court hearing was scheduled for last his objections. month by Toledo U.S. District Judge "THEY CAN'T understand a person Nicholas J. Walinski, but lawyers for who objects to a reduction in respon- both parties reached an agreement sibility without a reduction in pay," he before that date. The final settlement explained. occurred Oct. 13. Charging that the specifications for Despite recommendations by the title and position in his contract were biology department in 1972, 1973 and violated by the job change, Ladd's suit 1974 and a unanimous recommendation included request for $17,500 for the by the University Faculty Personnel remaining seven months of his contract and Conciliation Committee, and $100,000 in damages to his Niederhofer was denied tenure in 1974. reputation and future earning power. In other court action, a breach of contract suit filed January, 1977 against In January, Wood County Common the University by James W. Ladd was Pleas Court Judge Gale Williamson thrown out of court Oct. 11 by Judge reversed an Ohio Review Board Gerald Baynes of the U.S. Court of decision and awarded Ladd unem- Newspholo by Bill Gilmore Claims in Columbus. ployment compensation. The WHERE THER'S A WILL THERE'S A WAY- Rick Benolt. senior performance, prepare for next month's opening of "Street Scene" Ladd, former director of develop- University has filed an appeal to that musical theater major, and Marcl Gladish, a sophomore in musical by "hauling" a prop from the theater workshop to University Hall. ment and executive director of the decision with the Court of Appeals BGSU Foundation, Inc., said his at- Court in Toledo, Ladd said. Wood Lane helps handicapped children develop By Janet Ropen different degrees of development-from handicapped children time to five A special behavior improvement Copy Editor a student who is almost at a level where Finally, a pre-vocational class the parents, students themselves and years old. class is held for children who are prepares the child for the working he could attend public school to one who teachers" to determine whether he is The Primary I and II module, for hyperactive or have short attention world by stressing work attitudes and ready for graduation, she said. Wood Lane School offers a continuous has difficulty holding up his head, so students from six to 10 years old, spans "to extinguish these behaviors task completion. program to help Wood County retarded individualization is important, Burt teaches language development and and replace them with those which are Students pay no fee to attend the students reach their potentials, ac- explained. listening skills and helps develop motor good for the children," Burt said. public school, which is funded by the cording to Principal Caroline Burt. For some students the focus may be skills. Subsequent modules expand on "A student can stay in the program state Division of Mental Health and About 98 mentally, physically or to strengthen muscles while another these skills and introduce others, such THE SCHOOL contains an apartment (school) up to age 22," Burt said. When Retardation, county levies and by multi-handicapped students attend the older child may learn to balance a as independent living, as the child where students can practice clean- he reaches the level where he seems federal grants and personal donations, school, which has classroom checkbook, she said. advances. ing and other independent living skills. ready to leave the program, "we talk to Burt said. "modules" for various age and development groups, she said. "OUR GOAL is for the student to "We assess every student. We have become as independent as he possibly an individual program for each can," she noted. Comprehensive blizzard plan drawn student," Burt said. About 30 teachers, A special program is offered for Editor's Note: This Is the last of a maintain a relatively healthy en- "We were about ready to use them (trucks) which are obsolete and ex- including a physical education in- parents with handicapped children less series noting preparation! for the vironment for students caught in a last year when the water came back pensive to repair. structor, work with the children, she than three years old. It is held twice upcoming winter season. disaster. Seldon L. Carsey, director of on," he added. IF A SEVERE storm would prevent said. weekly to help the parent understand environmental services, is responsible food supplies from being delivered, A STATE REQUIREMENT allows no By Tom Smith He also is working on suggestions to the child's abilities and "to show the Staff Reporter for maintaining safe drinking water deal with accumulated garbage if it Monna L. Pugh, director of residence more than 12 students and no more than kinds of things you can use at home," and ensuring proper waste disposal. dining, said there is enough food on a four-year age span in a class, Burt cannot be picked up. such as basic feeding and self-help With winter approaching, University "Last year there was a lot of con- hand for three or four more days. said. All Wood Lane classes have "no Carsey said the University is better skills and recreational activities, Burt officials say they are ready to cope with fusion about taking care of the water," The University does not stockpile more than 10-some have five or six," off than most communities with more said. the average snowfall. Carsey said. There are plans to better food for the winter, although she said it she added. resources. The multi-sensory stimulation classes educate the students on preparing does try to keep a sufficient inventory. Classes usually contain students with A comprehensive plan is being Specifically, Carsey said, the provide occupational therapy for multi- drafted by William R. Bess, director of contaminated water for consumption. swimming pools at the University offer The major problems for the dining Campus Safety and Security, to deal He said the water should be purified a source of water and also have a filter halls last year were loss of water and with any type of disaster that may for at least two days after con- and chlorination system to treat water. employees who were unable to get to strike the University. tamination because bacteria tests work, she said. The kitchens used oven Inside the News The tenative plan calls for conducted and diagnosed by the health THE UNIVERSITY also acquired and grills to cook and students provided representatives of 12 separate department take 24 - 48 hours. three snow blower units which can be most of the labor. segments, including law enforcement, The most common way to disinfect used on lawn mowers, according to NEWS:President Carter last night unveiled new wage and price Bowling Green fire officials, medical water is to boil it rapidly for five to 10 Norman H. Bedell, director of PUGH SAID the food services did not guidelines. Pages. services, mental health officals, food minutes. Technical Support Services. "We run out of food last year but did need service and a volunteer coordinator, to DISPOSING OF waste in residence cannot buy equipment based on last beverages. SPORTS: Sports Editor Steve Sadler commends Denny Stolz for locate at a centralized emergency halls without water is difficult "and year's storm. You need to look at items The University's policy on canceling not making excuses. Page 10. command post. some of the methods suggested may be which can be used year 'round. We just classes has not been set, according to a bit crude," he explained. can't justify more equipment," Bedell James E. Hof, vice president of public A COMMAND CENTER would im- The University has 240 sanitation kits said. service. University Provost Dr. prove communication and "would not stored in the basement of Hanna Hall. He also said it would be costly to have Michael R. Ferrari has set a meeting High68F(20C) interfere with city and county Carsey said he Is considering spreading the new equipment unused and become for Nov. 2 to discuss alternatives. Low45F(7C) operations. We would make sure we these large drums, equipped with toilet obsolete. Four political science students lead Weather 40 percent chance of ram worked with others (disaster centers)," Earl Rupright, director of buildings by Ann M. Jackson, sophomore Jour- seals, around campus. The containers Bess explained. are used with chemicals to kill odor and and grounds, said these new units will nalism major, plan to inform students One of the emergency functions is to bacteria. replace some of the little yellow "bugs" how to prepare for an emergency. News views
Do yon think the United States should produce the crucial element! of the neutron bomb? Why or why not? Of the 10 persons questioned by News views, two persons said the United States has enough power to destroy the world and the present defense system is adequate. Eight persons said that the crucial elements of the neutron bomb should Jim L. Blake, Junior: Betty L. Bouart. senior: Mike M. Jablonski, freshman: Mike R. Nunn, senior: be produced so that the United "I think they should produce the "Yes, I think they (U.S.) should "I believe they (U.S.) should "Yes, I do think we (U.S.) States has access to them in the elements so when we (UJ5.) need get the necessary elements together produce the elements because of the should produce the elements event of a war. them they'll be available. I think it's because in the event that there fact that if Russia is arming up so because I think whether or not we something we need to have, even would be a war, we would have them heavily, we could eventually be use them, we should always have the though we may never use It." available." taken over." capacity and capability to do so." opinion 'judgment is founded on truth...' speaking out assault on freddie indicative of fans the search for the right club The University's mascot Freddie Falcon was the unfortunate center of Everybody, it seems, has an urge to FanatixClub. to give it one more chance. "belong" to something. As a result, a I stopped a forlon looking wench and aggression by four Miami University students during halftlme activities of "Why did you join?" I asked the number of new student clubs have been young man. I should have guessed he asked her if she belonged to any clubs. Saturday's away game between the Falcons and the Redskins. created this year. These organizations Bob would answer lyrically: "I was driving "No," she replied, her eyes downcast Freddie had the wind knocked out of him. suffered dizziness later In the serve a dual purpose: they provide an home, early Sunday mornin' through and pitiful. "I'm just a poor, homeless game and is suffering from back pains, believed to be a pulled muscle, outlet for the expression of one's true Bakersf ield, listenin' to gospel music on waif, a lonely soul desperate for human from the assualt that occured just before the Falcon Marching Band took personality and, perhaps more im- Weingartner the colored radio station, and the love and companionship. My parents the field. portantly, they fulfill the need to preacher said, 'You know, you always abandoned me when I was three days "belong" to something. have the Lord by your side'. I was so old. I've lived In an orphanage for the The four students were arrested on counts of assault and battery and In view of such astounding "A shindig, man! You gonna make pleased to be informed of this that I ran past eighteen years. That institutional resisting arrest. They were drunk at the time of the attack according to discoveries, I felt duty-bound as a the scene?" he repeated, a bit in- twenty red lights in His honor. Thank food was awful. Oh, you just can't Joyce Bresler, adviser to Freddie Falcon. reporter to investigate just how suc- sulted." My old lady's even gonna be you, Jesus. Thank you, Lord," he imagine," she sobbed on my shoulder. cessful these clubs have been. Though wailed in a country twang. Hmmm. A "Really? That's awful," I said aym- No one knows why the students decided to assault the mascot. Freddie there in some far-out stretch-elastic, wary of joining any "trendy" groups, oi mod-a-go-go pants. You'll wig out, man, was carrying no signs that could be considered anti-Miami, only pro- vowed to keep an open mind on the really flip your lid! Might even have Bowling Green signs and the familiar bell and hammer. matter of membership. Full of some of the evil weed," he said, grin- "I had my reservations about continuing with what It is said to say that this not the first time (that a representative of idealistic enthusiasm and with gleam in ning slyly. He patted me on the back. Bowling Green has been treated like this. Last year's encounters of the eye, I embarked upon the long and "Be there or be square, funky brother had been, up to know, a rather fruitless search." hockey team and the Northern Michigan fans are evidence of the con- arduous task of searching out members man," he said, then added, "Love is tinuing problems fans present. of these groups to find what they might beautiful and groovy," waving as he hold for me. walked off. I concluded he must be a Mick Jagger fanatic, right down to the pathetically. This is not restricted to college either. Countless accounts of bottle ALAS, IT WAS NOT long before I member of the newly re-formed big lips and obscene pelvic movements. She straightened up and wiped her throwing and fan displeasure can be found in high school and happened upon a rather strangely Beatniks Groovy Hep Cats Dig It Club. "And what's your name?" I asked his eyes. "Oh, I'm so sorry. I was only attired character. He sported a nehru professional sports as well. Definitely not for me. ravishing girlfriend, who was quite fibbing. None of that is true. You see, I shirt (complete with starched collar), We are fortunate enough at the University not to have any accounts of PRESSING ON QUICKLY, I passed obviously a Steely Dan fanatic. "They belong to the 'If You Tell A Big Enough dark glasses, a "mod" close-cropped by the Union Oval, where I saw about 30 such actions involving Bowling Green fans. We realize that University got a name for the winners in the world. Lie Often Enough, People Will Believe haircut, a scrappy, anti-Establishment- students wrestling, kicking and pulling fans may become emotionally involved in a game, but so far, never to this I want a name when I lose. They call It Club'," she explained, sincerely this type beard, straight-legged paisley each other's hair out. "What's going on Alabama the Crimson Tide. Call me time. extent. i pants and sandals. In his hands were a here?" I queried of a bystander. "Oh, Deacon Blues," she sang, her friend There is one positive side to this whole ordeal. Freddie has received pair of bongos. the Nymphomania Club is just having a doing background vocals. Pretty kinky. I had to admit, her demonstration personal apologies from the president and athletic director of Miami I asked him where he was headed. little tiff with the Autoeroticism Club." AS A STEELY DAN AFICIANDO was convincing. And that did sound like University and from one of the assailants. "Dig this, man! Us hep cats is boogyin' she explained. I hurried off to greener myself, I was tempted to join the group exactly the club I was looking for. I However, we cannot condone this behavior and hope that Bowling down to the shindig on the beach. Lots pastures. in more ways than one. But I had a know a good thing when I see it. "Where Green students continue to show their present good sportsmanship at of cool cats and groovy chicks gonna be Forging ever onward, the gleam in feeling the club would be evanescent, do I sign up?" I asked. future sporting events. there," he explained, thumping his my eye losing its brilliance but would soon run out of lyrics and was NOTE: I will file reports on any other bongos a few times for emphasis. nevertheless still intact, I accosted a nothing more than a passing fad. clubs that may be of interest to students I looked around and decided he was couple outside the library. They both I had my reservations about con- as I come in contact with them. addressing me. "Pardon me?" I asked, sported huge buttons which proclaimed tinuing with what had been, up to now, a Bob Weingartner is a staff reporter let's hear from you just to be sure I had heard correctly. them as members of the Rock Artists rather fruitless search. But, I decided for the News.
The News welcomes reader response to editorial comment as well as opinions on topics of student interest, in the form of letters to the editor and guest columns. All correspondence should be typewritten and triple-spaced. Only those Letters letters and columns signed and listing the author's address and phone number challenging. teaching the poor children who need To me, teaching is not a chore to for verification will be accepted. teaching is I am currently in my third year at the you to help them and blind to the reality tackle to make a buck. Nor is it the last Utters to the editor may not exceed 300 words (30 typed lines). Columns are University and my second year as a ofitaU? out for me. I am in education to fulfil] not to be more than 60 typed lines. special education major and an I am not saying that all education in myself what I consider to be the The News reserves the right to reject letters or portions of letters that are true talent elementary education minor. I am majors go into the field blind to the career in which I have the most talent. deemed in bad taste or malicious. currently doing independent field work realities, but some have gone into it as a Teaching is a talent that is not acquired Correspondence may be sent'to: Editorial Editor, The BG News, 108 On October 19,1978, Mr. Ralph Myers as Weft as working at a home for han- last ditch effort at an education. These through four years of training bat a IniYfflitvtM ■ wrote an open letter to all the.education dicapped children. Mr Myers, even people do not realize the complexity of talent acquired naturally arrf through a majors on campus. In his letter, he though I have not done any University the system and become disillusioned bit of soul searching. spoke of the actual world of teaching related study in the schools, I do know when they finally get out there and and how it was not the best life in the what is going on out there in the world teach. You listed "assorted nuisan- I see the need for reality in this field: world and that all education majors of education. No, it is not the same as ces...students; the pledge of the reality of hard times, added bur- The 3TS Hews should reconsider their vocational the one room schools, but it is a field in allegiance; parents;...The list is en- dens not written in our contracts, and of choice. He talked of the sacrifices that which there is self-fullfillment if you dless." Weren't you aware before you Page 2, EDITORIALSTAFF Wednesday, October 25,1978 personal involvements which to some must be made on a teacher's salary want it. With taxpayers revolting and started teaching that these were the may be a "nuisance" but to others may editor lamlea. pierman ("women and song") and of the extra school levies failing, how can you ex- duties of the teacher? Now really, if you be a joy. Consider that. managing editor rogerk. lowe duties of the profession ("coaching the pect a fantastic salary? Teachers have felt that students were a "nuisance", news editor Cheryl a. geschke girl's volleyball team"). Now, I must never been well paid. Were you aware then why on earth did you chose Roberta Sass editorial editor keitnn. iameson admit that the life of the teacher is not spons editor. Steven w. tadler of this when you entered the field? Or teaching? Kids are smart and they can 657 Mclntyre Lane copy editor lanet k. ropers all peaches and cream, but if followed did you (as many others have) go into tell if a teacher dislikes them. Not a Maumee photo editor david 5. rvan in the right spirit, can be rewarding and teaching open-eyed to the dream of very good situation, is it? Campus Mailbox 4491 entertainment editor . tr.arc hutfunln wire editor lohn lammers guest column BUSINESS STAFF business manager linda berke advertising sales manager colleen dune rhodes' plan shows leadership The BG News is published daily Tuesday tn.ough Friday during the regular school year and weekly during summer sessions by students of Bowling Green State University slate blends experience, enthusiasm we elect leadership. Gov. Rhodes is that under the authority of the University Publications Committee. Dick Celeste is a youthful candidate, Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect the opinions of The BG a fair speaker, and a diligent cam- and integrity into a winning team for leadership. News Editorial Board. paigner. But Dick Celeste for gover- Ohio. BESIDES, MOST OF the blame on The BG News and Bowling Green State University are equal opportunity employers nor? No Way! By Randy Gardner But most of the emphasis appears to the school rests with the state and do not discriminate in hiring practices. It is always easiest to criticize an surround the race for governor where legislature, where Democrats have The News will not accept advertising that is deemed discriminatory, degrading or the major issue is education. Let's take insulting on the basis of race, sex or national origin. incumbant in a political race, yet in been in control every day of Gov. All rights to material published in The BG News are reserved. politics we must remember that the a look at the record and review the Rhodes' third term. They pass and choice is between two candidates. This George Voinovich for Lt. Governor, candidates' positions on the crucial write the laws in Ohio, not the governor. Editorial and Business Offices year, the choice is clear-Gov. James A. George Smith for Attorney General, issue of school finance. Then you Furthermore, my school closed under 106 University Hall decide. Bowling Green State University Rhodes. Donald "Buz" Lukens for Auditor, the Democrat Gov. John Gilligan! Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 Jim Rhodes leads a strong George Rogers for Treasurer, and Ted THE RHODES PLAN: No property And what about the other issues? I Phone (41») 372 3003 Republican ticket this year including Brown for Secretary of State. The GOP tax increases on unvoted millage, don't hear Dick Celeste talking much resulting in substantial property tax about unemployment or lack of jobs in relief for all Ohioans. Raise the Ohio. Probably because the rate of maximum income on the Homestead unemployment has gone from 9.2 per Exemption form $10,000 to $15,000, cent to 5.2 per cent under the Rhodes allowing an additional 30,000 older Administration. Probably because Ohioans to benefit from the Homestead Rhodes has been very successful in Exemption program. Both the Income getting industry to locate here, reslting tax and lottery monies will be ear- in 481,000 new jobs since 1975. marked for education, with growth in Let's hear Dick Celeste talk about the the state general revenue fund directed issue of big government. He won't, toward schools, resulting in $1.1 billion probably because Ohio has the lowest more for schools over the next four number of state employees per capita years. If the Democrat-controlled state of any state in the nation, and because legislature cooperates, the Rhodes plan Ohio has had a balanced budget every will become law next year. year of the Rhodes Administration. He The Celeste Plan: Will appoint a won't talk much about state parks, or commission to study the school vocational education, or aid to senior problem and make recommendations citizens either, because the record to him in January. The recom- shows Gov. Rhodes has done a good Job mendations will then go before the in these and other areas that have voters in June for voter approval. If the traditionally become' issues in other voters turn down the proposal, then campaigns. what? He won't tell us. He wants $3.4 TWO WEEKS AGO, Frank Lausche billion more for schools over the next endorsed Gov. Rhodes. Mr. Lausche four years. How will that money be was a five-term governor of Ohio, and a raised? He isn't sure. Like Gov. Democrat! That's right, Democrat Rhodes, he favors property tax relief. Lausche refuses to support Celeste How much relief? He won't say. because of what he calls Celeste's 1 The obvious questions is, what "dangerous alliances". Q(SJS3t& happens if the voters don't approve the I can think of no better testimony Celeste proposal? We'd be right back than Mr. Lausche's strong en- where we are today, minus eight dorsement. Again, Gov. Rhodes has months. I don't think the schools can earned re-election. wait on a commission or on a governor Randy Gardner Is a Undent at the who has no real plan of substance or University and Chairman of Wood mWHM WAWT ^00 r3KX AT rTOcxiwra^ leadership. When we elect a governor. County Young Republican!. Wednesday, October 25,1978 The BG Newi Page t News in Brief Haunted house trip Graduate Council briefed on policies A bus will leave (or the haunted house from the Union after the By Terry Pototnak arts administration and reading in- committee, the proposal is brought Another category of graduate as one in technical writing, La Tourette Warrens' program Friday. The Staff Reporter struction fall into that group. before the council for local approval. programs contains those that "fall said. buses will run to and from the Those degree designations fall out- The proposal then is sent to Academic under an existing degree authority IN THIS CASE, all that is required Is haunted house from 11 p.m. to 1 a.m. A lengthy discussion of the Ohio side any existing degree authority in Council and the University Board of already approved by the OBR," La a letter from La Tourette to the OBR Board of Regents (OBR) policies and the University Graduate College, La Trustees. If approved by those bodies, Tourette said. informing it that the action was taken. Validation cards procedures for the review of new Tourette said. Therefore, they must it is sent on to the Regents Advisory The University's proposed Another alternative would be to master's degree programs dominated meet with board approval before im- Committee on Graduate Studies geophysics program at the graduate establish a new degree authority, Any student obtaining a validation the Graduate Council meeting Monday. plementation. (RACGS), comprised of 14 area college level is an example. requiring approval of the OBR, or card from the Bursar must pay a $1 Because some University graduate "It takes about 18 months to take a deans and two "liason officers," La That program combines resources of council could develop the program aa a fee. programs soon will face such a review, new degree proposal over all the Tourette said. the existing physics and geology subspecialty under the degree Lucktenberg trio John E. La Tourette, dean of the hurdles to final approval by the OBR," Each dean in RACGS must have one graduate programs, La Tourette ex- authority that exists in the graduate Graduate College, said he wanted to La Tourette explained. or two "experts" review the proposal plained. And to establish such a program English program, but La Tourette said, Music performed on historic brief the council about review First, the new degree proposal must and the resulting critiques then are under those degree authorities requires "We're looking for two points here - is It keyboard instruments and antique procedures on a local and state level. be developed at the departmental level circulated to every other dean, he added. only the approval of Graduate Council, generic (to English) and ii it strings will highlight a performance There are three categories of before the appropriate department and RACGS votes on the proposed degree he added. established I at other universities)?" by the Lucktenberg Trio at 8 p.m. graduate programs, La Tourette said. subsequent college reviews and ap- program, which must secure a two- "UNDER THE designation of um- So far, neither point has been found, Thursday in the Recital Hall of the PROGRAMS REQUIRING approval proves it, La Tourette said. thirds majority vote before being brella degree authority, we can he added. College of Muscial Arts. The per- of the board of regents comprise one of THEN THE PROPOSAL undergoes passed to the chancellor of the board establish subspecialties," La Tourette In other business, council approved a formance is free and public. those categories and the Graduate an external review before being sub- of regents. explained. new course in psychology titled "Field College's proposals for master's mitted to Graduate Council Curriculum LA TOURETTE noted that the OBR The graduate student would receive a Study in Deafness and American Sign Impaired hearing degrees in technology, home Committee for discussion, he added. rarely disapproves proposals approved degree in the existing authority, but a Language" and two courses in com- Scheduling for all students in the economics, early childhood education, Upon the recommendation of the by RACGS, but possible coalitions notation would be placed on his tran- puter science titled "Statistical impaired hearing program will be within RACGS effectively can stop script identifying him as a specialist in Packages" and "Data Communications from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday in 406 some proposals from reaching the the area of that particular subspecialty, Systems." Education Bldg. board of regents. La Tourette said. Tanks to be replaced He said that such coalitions may have A third category of graduate Parents award been responsible for the failure of some programs can fall under either of the Placement By John Lammers city received in a 1973 trade with the proposals submitted by the University. other categories, such as the Univer- The Union Activities Organization Wire Editor University, in which the University But La Tourette said that since his sity's proposed technical writing (UAO) is sponsoring its first annual After two moves in Monday's Board ended up with the land on Poe Road degree. interviews Parents Award Nov. 4. Winners will appointment to RACGS, he has noticed of Public Utilities meeting, the where the present treatment plant is that votes appear to be adequately There are "three ways" that receive dinner at the Holiday Inn University will be bringing in some located, according to Norm Bedell, judged. program can be established. La Cabaret Theater and tickets to the money but paying out a good deal more. director of University Technical Tourette said. The council could increase Gabe Kaplin concert. To apply, The board agreed to buy from the Support Services. "YOU HAVE TO do your homework establish an interdisciplinary program By Karen Arnos students must submit a 100-word Universtiy 2.06 acres of land located on well," La Tourette said. "You have to combining degrees in speech and essay explaining their parents' East Poe Road near Mercer Road, to be BEDELL SAID'the present facility English but could not label the degree The number of companies in- qualifications for the award. have a good proposal." used for the construction of a storm buildings will be retained for storage, terviewing students through the Deadline for entries is noon Monday. water holding tank. The tank will store but the holding tanks below the ground University Placement Services has Art show runoff water until the treatment plant must be removed. increased by about 21 percent over last can handle it, according to Robert W. The city would try to find a grant to BSU changes structure year, according to Assistant Director The Commuter Center is spon- Sorgenfrei, director of utilities. pay for a demolition, although the Jack B. Morgan. soring an art show for Homecoming The purchase price of $18,000 was the project's engineer, Finkbeiner, Pettis So far, 152 companies and agencies weekend. The show opens Friday result orthe average of four appraisals- and Strout, Ltd., has been unable to get Members of the Black Student Union research and information, constitution are scheduled to send recruiters to the and continues until Sunday. Any -two by city and two by University aid from the local EPA, Sorgenfrei (BSU) Thursday approved a new and career planning, supervised by the University this year, Morgan said. student can enter and the deadline is officials. The transaction is pending said. constitution for the organization which vice president for business; and special Companies also are sending more today. Prizes will be awarded. state legislature approval, which is He said the engineer would try to get will change its structure, according to events, legal services and public recruiters than in the past, Morgan only formality, according to George the money from the national EPA. Kenneth L. Williams, member of the relations, supervised by the vice said. He said that 18 new companies ScM7 Club Postich, University vice president for Bedell said one obstruction to the acting executive council. president for operations. and schools have signed up to recruit at operations. The new constitution provides for In the past, Williams said that the the University this year. The University Science Fiction funding is that the EPA may not con- three elected officers and three ap- BSU had experienced an imbalance in Morgan emphasized that placement Fan Club and Speculative Genres THE UNIVERSITY Board of sider the demolition part of the building pointed officers who will comprise the the workload of the executive council services are not limited to business Society will hold a meetng at 7:30 Trustees agreed May 18 to sell the land. project cost and it therefore could not executive council. Last year's members. majors. p.m. Tuesday in 112 Life Sciences The holding tank, required by the be financed by grant money. executive council had six elected "With this constitution, the load can't Many seniors use the services and Bldg. The meeting is public and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency members. be put on just one, two or three per- seem to find the office helpful, he said. refreshments will be served. (EPA), will be built the same time as POSTICH SATO the proceeds from the new sewage treatment plant, to be the land sale will be used in the The three elected positions for this sons," he said. "Everybody has to The placement service has a library Ferguson to speak finished in 1982, Sorgenfrei said. demolition of the old facility. year's council include president, vice I work. which has up-to-date information on The University will pay $90,000 to The University also had agreed to president for business and vice "If they (council members ) function about 600 graduate schools, more that State Auditor Thomas Ferguson demolish holding tanks of the present pay $200,000 to the city for the covering president for operations. The by this constitution, they will have a 300 businesses and 100 government and will speak from 1-2:15 p.m. today in city sewage treatment plant, located on of Poe ditch-an EPA requirement for remaining three officers are the stong BSU," he added. health service agencies, Morgan ex- the Assembly Room, McFall Center. University property, said Sheilah the new plant, Bedell said. He said the executive secretary, ombudsman and Applications for elected positions will plained. Ferguson's speech is sponsored by Fulton, secretary of the utilities board. ditch will be covered from North adviser. be accepted at tomorrow's meeting and The Placement Office is located In Beta Alpha Psi, the accounting The new plant will be built at Poe and College Drive to 60 feet past Mercer THE NEW CONSTITUTION also elections will be held Nov. 9, Williams 360 Student Services Bldg. honorary. 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La Union De Estudiantcs Latinos is designed to educate plaining that Latin Americans are from both South and students about Latins through academic, cultural and social Central America. activities, according to Chairman David De La Fuenta. Nov. "You have the Latins from Mexico, Puerto Rico, Chile, II is Latino Awareness Day and the World Student Ecuador-all over," he said. "And we all have our own Association (WSA i.in cooperation with La Union, is planning culture and customs. But the thing that unites us is that we ail a program of folklore music, dance and displays to acquaint speak Spanish. Latin Americans and Americans. The group also is planning a high school visitation day "WE WANT to make sure the student population is aware during which it will host high school Latin students from of the different Latinos." northwest Ohio interested in attending the University. The Secretary Carlos Flores said the club wants support from students will tour the campus, meet students and attend the Black Student Union, the Student Government activities. . Association and the WSA. "If we have the power behind us, then we can do more," he A WORKSHOP dealing with I-atin problems and concerns said. and a Thanksgiving food drive also are scheduled. "We're fighting two battles: one, to get ourselves (the "We're a very diverse group," De La Fuenta said, ex- group) together, and then to get cohesion on campus.'' Belushi double sought WKIQ-FM, a local radio station, and Anyone can enter the contest and will receive a toga party in his honor, Interfraternity Council (IFC) are each contestant will be Judged on ap- sponsored by WKIQ, whenever and sponsoring a John Belushi look-alike pearance and ability to slurp jello, he wherever he wishes," Doyle said. contest at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow at the said. The second place winner will receive Stadium Cinema, according to Pat "People that come dressed in togas a camera and the third place winner Doyle, IFC public relations chairman. will be admitted free and the individual will receive an "Animal House" album. "We want to get as many crazy with the best toga will receive a Judges for the contest are a WKIQ Ncwsphotobv APWire staffer, IFC President BUI Klbler, people as we can to look like John camera," he said. ANIMAL, VEGETABLE OR MINERAL? Would you believe Kent, Wash. It is one of hundreds of varieties on display at Panhellenic Council President Randi Belushi," said Doyle. "The winner of the look-alike contest a 50-year-old, 80-pound mushroom? Susan Libonati Barnes the Puget Sound Mycological Society's annual show at the Dudley and an unidentified personality. found this Inedible fungus, called a Turkish bathmat, near Pacific Science Center. The Sisters of Delta Gamma Congratulate IT'S THE • 0 it's new actives! vrs w_0-0-N-Z-/. e-tt-T Shery Creed Nancy DeRoberts M-A-P-N-f-S-S-l Kathy O'Ryan Beth Wunder Thursday, October 26 7 'til 11 P.M. 'Welcome to THE TOWN You'll find theS-C-A-R-l-E-S-T the Bonds! values in town at these stores
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Day in review From Associated Press wire stories Carter establishes voluntary wage guidelines
President Carter unveiled a largely HE SAID HE would ask Congress to Carter signed into law a measure that CARTER'S ADVISERS figure this follow. Everyone." Carter said of the not interested in Mom and Pop stores. voluntary new set of wage and price enact tax rebates for workers who will phase out federal regulation of air would result In price increases across administration's newest anti-inflation We're zeroing in on larger parts of the guidelines last night and pleaded with comply with the 7 percent wage guide fares. the economy of roughly 5.75 percent a offensive. "As far as I am concerned, economy where there is a concentration the nation "to give this plan a chance to and who would suffer when inflation year. But they expect it to cut the in- every business, every union, every of economic power." work." exceeds that level. Carter called It CARTER'S WAGE guideline is in- flation rate to only about 6 percent to 6.5 professional group, every individual in Although the price guidelines will be "We must face a time of national "real wage insurance." tended to limit both wages and benefits percent, because there will be ex- this country has no excuse not to adhere mainly voluntary, there are some in- austerity," Carter said in remarks As part of his new assault on in- to an average of 7 percent a year for all ceptions for firms with "unavoidable" to these standards. If we meet these centives for compliance. prepared for a speech broadcast to the flation, which the president said would workers except those making less than cost increases. Such an exception would standards, the real buying power of nation. "Hard choices are necessary if be his administration's No. 1 domestic $4 an hour. Those persons will be be made, for example, for a firm that your paycheck will rise." FIRMS SEEKING federal contracts we want to avoid consequences that are priority in the coming year, Carter exempted from the program. has an existing wage contract com- of $5 million or more will be required to even worse," he said. pledged: Also exempted are future pay raises mitting it to granting pay raises above Although the president declared no sign a statement that they are in The president, speaking from the -To cut the federal deficit to {30 that have already been written into the 7 percent guideline. exeptions, Carter's chief economic compliance with both wage and price White House Oval Office, set a billion or less next year. existing contracts. "This is a standard for everyone to adviser, Charles Schultze, said, "We're standards. guideline of 7 percent in 1979 for in- —To fill only one of every two new Job "From tonight on, every contract creases in wages and fringe benefits vacancies in the government for "an signed and every pay raise granted and a complex price guideline aimed at indefinite period." should meet this standard," Carter Rhodes, Celeste ploy show-and-tell holding increases to approximately 5.75 —To "oppose any further reduction In said. percent next year. federal income taxes until we have The price guideline is somewhat Carter said that if the program is convincing prospects that inflation will more complex. It seeks to limit the with school programs in front of PTA successful this would translate into an be controlled." average price increase for a firm's Ohio's two top candidates for THE MONEY CAN come from an said higher local property taxes would inflation rate of 6 percent or 6.5 percent —To seek legislation bringing in- product line to 0.5 percent less than the governor explained their education expected increase of $3.2 billion in state have to be voted to keep the schools in the next year, well below the current creased competition in the railroad and average for its price increases in 1976 programs to an audience of Parent revenues over the four-year period, due operating. rate of about 8 percent. trucking industries. Earlier today, and 1977. Teacher Association (PTAI members in part to the effect of inflation on tax HOWEVER, THEY backed away to yesterday who were ready with some collections, Rhodes said. This can be some extent, and the governor told the tough questions for both. achieved without new or increased parent-teacher group his program Pope may pray on Mount Sinai Republican Go v. James A. Rhodes taxes, he said. could permit raises for school teachers. said a minimum of $1.1 billion in new In response to a question, Rhodes He mentioned $1,100 per year for the state aid will be enough to run Ohio's President Anwar Sadat has invited the press office had no information an audience on Monday. John Paul met defended the budget projections that next four years "if school ad- with more than 100 foreign delegates public schools during the coming four would make his program possible. ministrators maintain the current Pope John Paul II to visit Egypt and about the report. years. pray on Mount Sinai after the signing of who attended his installation as the Referring to his own Office of Budget share of the school budget which goes to Democratic Lt. Gov. Richard F. an Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty and PRESIDENT SADAT also invited 264th Roman Catholic pontiff the day and Management, Rhodes said the teachers, and if they consider any Popes John Paul I and Paul VI to visit before. Celeste said he couldn't places price tag estimates "are very conservative. decline in enrollment in their districts the pope has "expressed a great in- on his program but claimed the costs of terest," Egypt's ambassador to the the site located on the Sinai Peninsula, The late John Paul I had several They came from people who never had in preparing the budget.'' funding education in Ohio will be the Vatican said yesterday. which has been under Israeli oc- times in his brief 34-day reign asked for a deficit before." same no matter who is governor. Shaffie Abdel Hamid, the am- cupation since 1967. prayers for the success of the Camp For the first time, the governor CELESTE SAID he wants to end the Rhodes said the $1.1 billion boost in Mount Sinai in the Old Testament is David summit talks of the leaders of mentioned specifically that his dependence on property tax "for the bassador, declined to give any further state aid to education represents an where Moses received the Ten Com- Egypt, Israel and the United States. proposal can fund the schools "even kind of growth dollars we need to keep details. increase of 40 percent over the next four "I'm a diplomat, I can't quote the mandments from God. Sadat wants to John Paul I's predecessor, Paul VI, without increases in voted property schools open teaching the fun- years. pope," he said. build a mosque, church and synagogue visited the Holy Land in 1964. taxes." Earlier, some of his aides had damentals." In the Cairo newspaper Al Ahram, there when Israeli troops withdraw in MOUNT SINAI IS revered by And don'l put it off. implementation of the Camp David Moslems, Jews and Christians. Located The longer you keep Egyptian Deputy Premier Fikry smoking, the sooner it Makram Ebeid was quoted as saying peace accords. on one slope is the monastery of St. can kill you. Bowling "the pope has accepted the invitation." Ambassador Hamid said the in- Catherine, one of the oldest of the Jaycees A Vatican spokesman, however, said vitation was extended by Ebeid during Mideast's Christian shrines. MMMCM Groan CANCER SOCIETY '': ^t^tr~ For Stat» R«pr»i»ntatlv» •3rd District Robert E. #^%* Brown Highly qualified by education and • ■patianca to roprotant our Dis trict capably in th« Ohio Lagula tura. For County Auditor Harold R. Ptf& Bateson All Regular Price A provan record of high com This Wednesday is pe'anca. skill aid parfotmonca and ability in serving the citizens of Wine night from Wood County. JUNIOR SWEATERS 4:30 p.m. til 1:00 a.m. For County Com mission or Eleven Choices of wine served by the !/2 liter and liter with Norman cheese, crackers, celery, carrots, 15% off For 3 days only, all of our regular priced junior Milligan tomatoes, red peppers and cheese sweaters will be 15% off. This is your big chance to His brood experience in business get those fall fashion sweaters you've wanted at a big and finonce will bring a mon dip. business-like opprooch to mon savings. Many styles and colors in just the right sizes. ogement of county government Vote Republican Live entertainment mmM t ftuuv Tuesday, November 7,1971 from 8:00 p.m.-l2:30 a.m. NEXT TO UHLMANS Wood County »epueli By MM Sawyer coordinator Dr. Clifford Brooks. 192, follow-up courses to reinforce COLLEGE READING demands a skills. The University reading center, more rapid and thorough un- The method is taught through a located In 576 Education Bldg, is derstanding of material and mature learning by objectives system. "The stocking its shelves. and critical reading skills, he said. The idea is to plan for things to happen, The center is set up for use by all center aims to help students improve rather than hoping they'll happen," University students and is creating new reading skills and develop vocabulary, Brooks said. "Everybody doesn't use and additional offerings to meet their study habits, notetaking and time the system, but I've been happy with needs. organization. the results I've seen. The students The main attraction is to assist in- who've adopted It have fallen In love dividuals in improving grades through The center is open from 6-9 p.m. with it and they want to continue the the use of books, machines, filmstrips Wednesday and Thursday. Classes also system. They feel they need a little and other media. are available. more instruction before they will feel EDCI091 is a three-hour reading and comfortable with It." About 45 to 50 percent of freshmen need study skills improvement course, open A speed of comprehension course for reading training and many do not to all. New courses which Brooks said advanced and graduate students also is realize it, according to reading center he hopes to institute are EDO 191 and being planned. Ohio retiree creates own art COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - To Steve Sabo, a piece of wood, a carving scraps of wood as a young man. He does not recall scrap of metal or an empty bottle is a potential work of art when or why he started. Sabo calls himself a whittler or metalsmit h. "I can't explain what made me get into it," he said. "I The home of the retired machinist is crammed with the never did take any lessons. I Just picked it up on my own." fruits of his labors - a lifetime accumulation of wooden eagles Sabo keeps his work simple and does not use any modern and gorillas, metal art in many shapes, miniature whisky power tools. stills in bottles, oil paintings of many things that caught his eye in 75 years of living. "I LUCE ALL OF them," he said when asked about his HALLOWEEN THE READING CENTER, besides trying to improve receives tips on tests in the center, located In 576 preference. There's a piece of driftwood four and a half feet language and communication skills, helps students who Education Bldg. high with 28 different animals carved into it. have trouble taking exams. Freshman Duane McCloud "I started on it last fall and didn't finish until last July." 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Oet 28 I f$ I $f2& K For More Information * is* 1L/Vc^—T Call 372-1769 ]J~£r or 372-5541 raRT * Whenyou pu_ By Cindy Zlotnik THIS FIRST group of young writers was "primarily a group of screaming males," Johnson said. But he added, "We wanted to distinguish ourselves and we "It started being writers reading to other writers to discuss and criticize one wanted to believe that we were in fact what we said we were, and naturally we another's work, and now we do readings once a week and it's among the programs were fierce about It" done specifically for graduate students on campus," Hazel Smith, director of the Smith said now that "there are a good many people who have graduated from Commuter Center, said about the Monday night readings held there. the program, like Ron, others from Toledo University and those who have no Ten years ago, Philip O'Connor was brought to the University to design and set connection with the department but are intrigued by the quality of art displayed at up a creative writing program with Fred Eckman and a dozen graduate student the readings and are in the Bowling Green area, which makes a core group for writers who helped initiate the program. writers to draw from.'' Hazel Smith was a University freshman majoring in English when she was Students In the creative writing program and faculty give readings, according to enrolled in Philip O'Connor's first class. Smith, and "we bring in some very fine professional writers from off campus." "IT WAS A small class so he used to discuss his guidelines for setting up the Larry McMurtry, author of "The Last Picture Show," and other authors such as school with us," she said. "I was interested when this first group of young writers Robert Bly, James Baldwin, Christopher Davis and Gary Snyder have given came in and had the opportunity to meet them. readings in the last year. Smith said. "It is very important in developing a writing program to have a writing com- munity in which beginning writers can receive feedback on their work," Smith "THERE WAS a time when I went over all the manuscripts myself to see if there said. "So I would have these young writers come over to my house to read and was enough material to fill an hour, but my job has become so administrative that discuss their works. I don't have the time," she said. "When they outgrew my living room, I had started working at the Commuter The first reading of this year's series was given by Robert Early, who was Center and I let them do the readings in the lounge." "hysterically funny and the audience was completely responsive," Smith said. At first the creative writing department set up readings for the students in 112 Many students who graduate from the program come back for readings, in- Life Sciences Bldg., Smith said. cluding Dara Wier from Hollins College who gave this year's second reading, The Commuter Center lounge is Intimate and "readers like to read there Smith said. because the acoustics are good," Smith said. Carol Pierman, a graduate of the master's of fine arts program (MFA), gave the "THE STUDENTS appealed to Fred and Phil about having the readings there first reading by a resident poet this year. She lived in New York for two years and and from that very informal beginning we began our readings, and this year we has come back to the University to study for her Ph.D. will be celebrating our 10th anniversary," Smith said. Ron Johnson, owner of the Book Cellar, West Wooster St., also was a student JOHN CALDERAZZO, a fiction writer originally from Brooklyn, N.Y.. read a when the program was initiated. He said the function of the writing program is not children's fable, poems and a section from his novel at his reading Monday. as much technical as to develop more of a writing community where persons are Adam Hammer, a former professional baseball player and author of "Deja committed to writing. Everything," will read at 9: IS p.m. Monday in the commuter lounge. Ntwspholo by AP Wire "You pretty much work on your own, especially if you live in a place like "For beginning writers it Is difficult to make a living off writing and if you get Keokuk, Iowa or Bowling Green. You may sometimes feel like you're the only your own lecture circuit going it Is a nice supplement to any income you may TOKOYO FIREFIGHTERS are demonstrating acrobatics perched person on the earth that engages in this particular sort of lunancy," he said. have," Smith said. on bamboo ladders daring a street festival held In the Japanese Writers "carried these things around in notebooks for years until they had this She added, "One of the things writers have to learn how to do is to read their own capital recently. The costumes are traditional firemen's uniforms community," Johnson said. work and this furnishes a fine stage for it" and the firefighting techniques shown were developed between 1803 and 1867. No explanations for recent UFO sightings CHARLESTON, W. Va. (AP) Bright of the state police detachment at County, Morgan County in the eastern "Why don't you go up there and take Vidarabine approved objects zipped about the skies of West Berkeley Springs. Panhandle, and Roane, Putnam and a picture of a light bulb and you'll get Virginia during the weekend and were He was one of at least three state Mason counties. They showed up as the same thing," said state police Lt. WASHINGTON (AP) In what scientists say is a major breakthrough against viral observed on radar and by law en- troopers and number of other law en- blips on a radar screen at Kanawha Col. R. E. Stanley, who was not im- diseases, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved Wednesday a new forcement officers who were at a loss forcement officers who joined the Airport. pressed with the picture. drug to treat a deadly infectious brain ailment. Monday for an explanation. chorus of witnesses. "Approval of this drug is particularly noteworthy because it holds out the hope "I couldn't tell you what they were. One trooper took color photographs of IN KANAWHA COUNTY alone, that some day we will be able to successfully treat other viral diseases," said FDA I've never seen anything move like BEGINNING FRIDAY night, the the flying objects, but the results were authorities said they received more Commissioner Donald Kennedy. mm.that, I'lli II tellun you,"> >ni. said.-..nil Cpl.v |ji. DonSharpewun onai \K objectsuujceift appearedappeal eu inui easternCilMCiii Kanawhanaiidwua less thanUlan satisfactory.bailMacuirj. than 30 reports of sightings. The drug, Vidarabine, was developed by Parke, Davis and Co. of Detroit, which Generally, viewers described plans to market it under the trade name Vira-A. hovering or slow-moving objects that displayed green, blue, white and IN STUDIES SPONSORED by the National Institutes of Health, the drug slashed 60 participate in frisbee festival sometimes red or yellow lights. Most the death rate caused by Herpes encephalitis from 70 to 28 percent and sub- reports indicted at least three objects stantially reduced the brain damage often suffered by survivors of the rare TheTK„ flightrimlit ,i(of thetin, frisbee(i.i,.ii„. .m.Mwas u;,ikii,ik»Ajhighlighted rat* »k»the ri»ifirst p»u,«Falcon icr*.."The Airii- Aces,"*~._ n a_ group fromr . Ann * ■Arbor, _i andi Peter n_a.._ traveling together. disease. Flyer Festival, sponsered by the Student Recreation Center Bloeme, the world's frisbee champion, performed before Sharpe said he watched seven objects In diseases caused by bacterial infections, doctors usually resort to penicillin last weekend. the crowd. for about a half hour Friday night. and other antibiotics. During the festival, frisbee golf, double-disc-court, About 300 persons attended the festival, held in front of In diseases caused by a virus, whether it be the common cold, influenza, polio or freestyle and distance contests were held, according to University Hall. HE SAID THEY would zip across the other life-threatening disorders such as Herpes encephalitis, science can treat only Assistant Recreation Director Kathy Rittler. "The weather," according to Rittler, "was extremely sky then abruptly slow down. the symptoms while the illness runs its course and the body Itself fights back. * Winners for first and second place in each event received helpful." "If an airplane would go over, the prizes donated by local merchants. Festival contests and demonstrations were coordinated by lights would dim down till you couldn't THE DEVELOPMENT OF vaccines has made it possible to prevent many of the About 60 persons entered the contests and demonstrations Rittler and John Ketzer, administrator for the health and see them,"hesaid.. common viral diseases. also were given. recreation centers. TV^ "Welcome Back Kotter" Walk into the incredible true GABE experience of Billy Hayes. KAPLAN And bring all the courage aturday, November 4, 8p.mJ you can. BGSU Anderson Arena Forget your troubles and laugh along with one of America's most popular young comedians! 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My check for the total cost of $. is m « a 5 SotMrick »MBI «*W* irom CASABLANCA *CG*0 A* (XMHQMS enclosed. NAME PHONE ADDRESS Starts Friday, 10/27 CITY_ STATE. .ZIP. Franklin Park (Toledo) Page M The BG Newi Wednesday, October 15,1*78 Sports Youth no excuse for Stolz It was just moments after another frustrating and sophomores, but dammit you can." sophomores losing in the early going were fresh- loss to the Redskins of Miami, a time when most AND DENNY is right. At the press conference men and sophomores winning Utter on. coaches would be too disappointed to say very Youth can win games, and Stolz isn't going to try much to the press. to snow everyone with the line that young players But there was BG head football coach Denny can't play good, solid ball-no matter what the Stolz, quite frankly and honestly telling us how the Steve sport. Falcons lost 18-7, the sixth straight year BG had Before the season started, some polls had lost to the Redskins. Bowling Green's football team as low as ninth in Again, the loss all but eliminates the Falcons Sadler the prediction polls. Stolz could use that as an from any title hopes. excuse also. He could easily cite the preseason But Stolz didn't mince his words, and though he polls and say that no one expected them to be good. naturally was upset, he didn't take it out on the held in Perrysburg before the BG-Toledo game, BUT DENNY Stolz has the confident air and press, something many other of his coaching Rocket coach Chuck Stobart complained how his control that makes a successful head coach. Some counterparts have a habit of doing. team was so young. people, like former BG coach Don Nehlen, had a BUT WHAT really impressed me about Stolz's He blamed all his teams mistakes on youth. good football mind, but not the capability of post-game remarks is that he refused to use youth And last year, right here at Bowling Green, keeping an organization under control. as an excuse for his team not winning. basketball coach John Weinert used youth as an If you're around the BG football program for "You just don't want to believe you're young," excuse when his team got off to a miserable start. long, its very apparent who's the boss, and that's he said. "You just don't want to believe it. Then it After every early season loss, Weinert moaned the way it should be. Stolz commands respect and just jumps up and bites you. about how young his team was and that he gets it. "You have to remember that we've got 11 fresh- mistakes should be expected from a team with a It's easy to be a class guy after a win, but being men and sophomores and that's tough out of 22 lot of youth. able to handle yourself after a loss isn't as easy. guys," he said. "And they showed their youth True, but you can only use that as the whole That is what impressed me about Stolz after the today." excuse for so long. Miami loss Saturday. But then came the clarification. IT WAS interesting that at the end of the year, You can bet your season ticket that the Falcons "People say you can't win with freshmen and the roundballers won nine of their last 13 games. will be contenders for the league crown in the next sophomores," he said. "Stobart over there at Sure, the experience of a few games helped, but couple of years, but until then you won't hear Stolz Toledo-keeps saying you can't win with freshmen the same players who were freshmen and using growing pains as an excuse for all BG's losses. Stickers glad to be home By Dave Lewandowskl Leslie Dunton, and George scored for the Lady the lone goal for BG. Staff Reporter Falcons. Brett said she saw some pleasing performances from the travel weary team, expecially from some Bowling Green field hockey coach Pat Brett "WE PLAYED our game against Muskingum," freshmen. may have summed up the feelings of her players Brett said. "We put the ball where we wanted it when she said, "We're glad to be back." and played really well." The stickers returned yesterday from an ex- The Falcons played Ohio Wesleyan to a Brett was also pleased with the conditioning of tensive four games in four day road trip which saw scoreless tie in the second game on Saturday. the team, as the OW and Muskingum games were BG win one, tie one and drop a pair. Brett said that both teams were evenly matched played back to back on Saturday while OW had a and both played well. OW is traditionally one of the break after playing Muskingum. THE LADYBIRDS started the journey with a premier teams in the state. tough loss to Eastern Michigan, 2-1. Mary George THE STICKERS take to the road once again this scored for the Falcons, but a goal by EMU with 15 THE STICKERS ended their grueling schedule weekend playing at Ohio University on Friday and seconds left in the first half knotted the score. The by losing to Dayton 5-1. Brett said Dayton was the then playing against Ohio State and Eastern score remained tied after two overtime periods best team she had seen in the state this season, Kentucky on Saturday. Brett said she will be when a flickoff was called. Players from each even though the Falcons played well. looking for improvement before the state tour- team stand in front of the goal and flick the ball to nament next weekend. try and score, comparable to a penalty kick in "We played fairly well for the first half," Brett soccer. EMU capitalized on the opportunity. said. "We had a five to ten minute lapse in our Dunton leads the stickers in scoring with four BG then played what Brett called a "strong defense that really shook us up." All the scoring in goals while George and Lux both have three. The game" by shutting-out Muskingum 3-0. Deb Lux, the game came in the first half. Cindy Fern tallied Ladybirds record stands at 4-5-1. Newsphoto by Larry Kayser BG HEAD coach Denny Stolz shouts instructions to his team during a game earlier this season. Stolz's Falcons are 4-3 on the season and 3-2 In the league following Saturday's loss to Miami. THIS WEEK IN FALCONLAND! UT Rockets a weak foe By Dave LewandowsU "We should be able to get a look at a few of the players that Staff Reporter could help us in the future," Palmisano said. Bowling Green's soccer squad will be aiming to get back on PALMISANO SAID the booters have been playing con- track when they travel to Toledo today to combat the sistantly despite the losses at the hands of Cleveland State 3- Rockets. 2, and Akron 6-3. The only game the Falcons have played :Zj After suffering iwo unaccustomed losses, the Falcons may below their game was against Ohio State, according to find the competition less formidable when they play the Palmisano. BG survived the Buckeye game by a 2-1 score, Rockets. tallying in the last minute. 3k Y* Palmisano credited the OSU performance to a week layoff. TOLEDO AND BG have played one common foe this year The Falcons will have to undergo the same conditions as they —Ball State. The Cardinals rolled over Toledo 14-2 in their do not play until next Tuesday when Eastern Michigan visits meeting, while the Falcons disposed of BSU 3-1. Last season BG. BG blanked the Rockets 8-0, again coming off two straight losses. FALCON FORWARD Dennis Mepham is two points away Bowling Green coach Gary Palmisano admits the Rockets from tying the school record of total points in a season. The aren't the strongest team they face in the season, but the junior has six goals and four assits to date. game will be just as important. Li/- Bama moving up in poll (AP)-Alabama, the preseason choice to win college foot- Nebraska, Maryland, Southern California, Texas and ball's national championship, continued its climb toward the Michigan all moved up one place to the 4-5-6-7-8 positions, top Monday, rising from fourth place to third in The respectively. Nebraska, which crushed Colorado 52-14, Associated Press ratings, behind frontrunning Oklahoma received 1,065 points. Maryland, which planked Wake Forest r and Penn State. 39-0, accumulated 938 points. Southern Cal, which trimmed The Oklahoma Sooners held onto the top position for the Oregon State 38-7, earned 926 points, while Texas totaled 893 fifth week in a row by trouncing Iowa State 34-0. Oklahoma and Michigan, a 42-0 winner over Wisconsin, had 767. *> received 54 first-place votes and 1,270 of a possible 1,280 Arkansas received 760 points and UCLA held onto the No. points from a nationwide panel of 64 sports writers and 10 spot with 757 points by walloping California 45-0. broadcasters. The Second Ten consisted of Houston, Arizona State, Falcons vs. Miami Falcons vs. Central Michigan Penn State, a 45-15 winner over Syracuse, received the Missouri, Louisiana State, Pittsburgh, Georgia, Purdue, other 10 first-place votes and 1,208 points. Navy, Notre Dame and Clemson. Last week, it was Houston, Texas A&M, Missouri, Arizona State, Pitt, LSU, Navy, Alabama moved into third place with 1,073 points following Georgia, Purdue and Notre Dame. Friday - 7:30 p.m. - Ice Arena Saturday-1:30 p.m. - Perry Field a 30-17 triumph over Tennessee. The Crimson Tide sup- Texas A&M dropped out of the Top Twenty after losing to planted previously unbeaten Arkansas, which slipped from Baylor 2«, the Aggies' second consecutive setback, while A lirst-ever regular season clash with the Redskin Don't miss this exciting Homecoming clash with third to ninth after losing to Texas 28-21. Clemson appeared for the first time since the preseason poll - icers. Be on hand as BG scalps 'em at the Ice the powerful Chippewas! The Falcons will be out Alabama was No. 1 in the preseason poll and for the first the Tigers were No. 18 - by defeating Duke 28-8. House! Sellout expected - buy now! for sweet revenge alter last year's thriller! two weeks of the regular season before losing to Southern California. The Crimson Tide had dropped as low as eighth. TICKETS ON SALE IN MEMORIAL HALL TICKETS ON SALE IN MEMORIAL HALL University Theatre Second Season Bench Reserved $4.00 Chair Reserved $6.00 presents Adult Gen. 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