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France's top diplomat to the United unfunded, is the eventual dream of the women students States will be on campus Monday to University and the romance language A dial access, remote control, officially dedicate the University's department language lab. classrooms, dining n mm BEWS8H HI THE PROPOSED Center would [acUitles, offices and rooms for lectures newest special project The project is La Maison Francaise, include three wings for French, Spanish, or meetings would be in the tower's the French House, and is the realization and German studies grouped around a language center of a long-standing interest on the part of tower which would house the language Cost of the structure, whose plans and 'i rains! the University to establish a living- center. model now wait in the University's learning center exclusively devoted to Each wing, decorated in the style of planning office, would come to about $4 the French language. the country represented, would provide million, according to University At 2:30 p.m Monday. Charles Lucet, study and living quarters for 45 men and architect Richard Brown. French ambassador to the United States, will help University officials formally open La Maison Francaise. the first language house of its kind at the University. Ci.ni, «IMM> —lAw «■—» Interest in the French House has been sparked by Dr. Clifford Gallant, chairman of the department of romance languages, and Theodore D Wakefield, China visit changes attitudes special consultant to University President Hollis A. Moore Jr.
By Cindy Suopis follower because the leaders work and live with the HOWEVER. IT was a $50,000 gift to Editorial Editor people." he said. the University from Dr. Paul D. Kruze referred to a discussion the group had with Wurzburger. honorary consul of France The lastest trend in American-foreign relationships Premier Chou En-lai. at Cleveland, that made the project a appears to be revolving around the ping-pong team and "There were not enough microphones in the room when reality. presidential visits to mainland China. we met with Chou When a microphone was needed This fall, 24 coeds, pledged to speak Uldis and Ann Kruze recently returned from a month anywhere in the room, he would get up out of his chair and only French among themselves, moved long visit to the Peoples' Republic of China, only their hand the mike to the person." he said. into a vacated sorority house which has purpose was not to win a game-athletic or political. been transformed into La Maison "Our purpose." said Kruse. "was friendship and THE COUPLE described the living conditions in China Francaise understanding " as improving although slowly. Funds from Dr. Wurzburger's gift The Kruzes visited China under the auspices of the "The houses are less crowded." said Ms Kruze. "I have been used to give the house an 18th American Friends Service Committee, an arm of the would say their housing comes to about one step above century French decor. Previously the Quakers dedicated to relief work, throughout the world urban renewal in the U.S." house was occupied by Alpha Gamma The friendship Delegation was received by and talked Delta sorority, which moved to the old THE COUPLE conducted a seminar here yesterday with Premier Chou En-lai and Cambodian I'ead of State. Theta Chi fraternity house. before going on to Oberlin College and schools throughout Prince Sihanouk Ms. Kruze described Chou as being Preceeding the dedication program the southern states "extremely charming and charismatic " She said will be a concert of French and Traveling with a group of 15 American citizens, the Sihanouk was very articulate and "quite a charmer." American marches played by the Falcon Kruzes said their trip was in no way controlled or The couple said they received no resentment of any kind Marching Band under the direction of restricted by the Chinese government. among the people they talked with and visited in China. Mark Kelly. "We had no trouble at all getting into the country." said "They see the American people as friends. They don't Ambassador and Mrs. Lucet and their Ms. Kruze "We went where we wanted to go and we resent the Americans, but they do resent the policies of party will be met at the door of the talked to whoever we wanted to without any restrictions." U.S. government." said Ms.. Kruze. French House by Dr. and Mrs. Moore The couple described the Chinese as being free, easy and The Kruzes said they would both like to return to China and other University officials. very responsive to the Americans' presence and in the near future. Following a ribbon cutting eeremony conversations. presided over by Ambassador Lucet. his "I saw no beggars, street-sleepers or malnutrition "I DON'T FEEL that thirty days is enough time," said wife and a student resident of the house, Everyone in China is guaranteed the five basic- Kruze. "A group of us in Hong Kong doing doctoral Dr. Moore will unveil a plaque honoring guarantees-food, housing, medical care, education for studies made a proposal to go to the Peoples' Republic of Dr Wurzburger. MeeweheneyKiWiMelm their children and burial." said Ms. Kruze. China for a year. That request was turned down limiting us to one month," he said. LUCET'S VISIT to the University has FrCIJch Lo Ma',on Francaise, the first housing unit on campus to "THEY ARE liberated people-free from arranged The American Friendship Delegation members who been arranged by Otto Wittman, director be set aside solely for foreign language students, will be marriages and job restrictions, the scare stories that traveled to China are touring the U.S. conducting of the Toledo Museum of Art. The • dedicated Monday morning. The building formerly come out of China are not true." she said. seminars about their visit and raising money to bring 15 French ambassador, a personal friend of mOVe in housed Alpha Gamma Delta sorority. Uldis Kruze said he was amazed to discover the young Chinese to the US. The group is also writing a book Wittman. will be in Toledo Sunday. informality of the people and their government leaders. about China and their experiences during their 30-day Since language students at the "It was difficult to know who is a leader or who is a visit. University spend a year abroad to study the language and culture of the appropriate country. French students would probably live in La Maison Bond awaits proposal Francaise both before and after their trip to France. Dr. Gallant said. Although available facilities permit only women to live in the house, men before defining co-op aren't excluded from the program! They and interested faculty members will be Dr. James Bond, vice-president of does not provide space for outside able to eat meals in the house, hopefully student affairs, said yesterday he can't groups from a French prepared menu. make any definitive statements Dr. Bond added that there is also a The French House is only a beginning. concerning the BG Student Co-op until he limited availability of space. University officials say. A planned has a proposal outlining the needs and "We have to be careful because Center for International Studies, yet plans of the Co-op. providing space for the co-op would set a He said he had asked Dave Lefko. precedent in providing space for other chairman of the board of directors, to groups." he said draw up a proposal stating exactly what He said other student organizations Council meets the organization will be. how it will would then have the right to space which operate and what its space needs will be. they are not now receiving. "I need to study the proposal and According to Lefko. however, the co-op discuss it with the appropriate offices to will be forced to liquidate the Monday night get the full answer," he explained. corporation if the move on campus is "There is a lot of enthusiasm and approved. support for developing a co-op off Student Council will hold an informal campus." he continued, "but when a co- Bob McGeein. assistant registrar, said get together Monday evening at 7 in the op comes on campus, it creates other a request for space has been made and basement of the Alumni House on the problems." will be honored within practical, corner of East Wooster St. and South If the co-op receives approval for a reasonable bounds." College Dr. move on campus, it would be required to But he added that because of the NM-jkWfte KeahMeae. The session will be the first Student pay rent. indefiniteness of the situation he can't Council meeting of the 1971-72 academic Committee, conducted a seminar here this brings up the question of the make en promises. China UMb and Ann Kruze, who visited year. "The co-op has strong moral support yesterday in the Capital Room of the University renting to an outside mainland China under the auspices of All interested persons are invited to and the support of our legal facilities," the American Friends Service Union. organization since the co-op is visifors attend the session. recognized by the state as a separate. he said, if it doesi't comeoff, it«on't non-University entity and the University be because someone thwarted them " Page 2/The ftO NIWI, October I, 1971 Point Blank- eprreRiaLS attica afterthought
legislators Editor i Note: William Ktastler, guard the hostages, man the perimeter, efficiency, dispatch, and bedrock town meeting had at long last suffered a champion of Individual rights, wai or stand impassively in the long lines of fairness Their essential politeness latter-day revival in. of all places, a defease cornel at -okr'trial of the marshals protecting the entrances and toward each other and their visitors, and cluttered prison yard. "Chicago Seven." He was a member of exits to the compound. their easy tolerance of all points of view, Most of the observers were startled to the observers' committee at the Attica however strange or unorthodox, made find how versed our hosts were in the art Prison ■prislag. EVEN THE OCCASIONAL flurries of me realize that necessity is as much the of practical politics. They understood panic that, every once in awhile, rippled mother of accomodation as she is of full well how power is gained and utilized wake up! By William Kustler insidiously through the yard did not invention. in contemporary society and never lost seriously disrupt communal Our negotiation sessions were sight for a moment of the fact that their For anyone with the slightest degree of organization Sensible precautions were reasonably businesslike and, with rare only leverage lay with the blindfolded sensibility. Attica will forever symbolize taken at once; rumors tracked down to exceptions, rhetoric was kept to an hostages, who sat on the ground within a the ultimate in human tragedy-the their sources; and their spreaders irreducible minimum Although we demarking circle of wooden benches It's time for the Ohio General Assembly to get off its duffs and controlled catastrophe that could so sternly admonished. were asked for our opinions, it was But of even more importance, the stop wrangling about the state budget for the 1971-73 biennium. easily have been avoided. I am a veteran of hundreds of endless obvious to us from the beginning that inmates, despite the uncertainty of their For five months the legislators in bdth houses have been I wish to address myself exclusively to movement meetings, and I marvelled they would be advisory only All final collective survival, relied heavily on the debating and bickering over a method to finance increased state the citizens of Cell Block D, because I that these men--given their decisions were to be made, not by basic humaneness of the world without was honored among men to be named socioeconomic backgrounds and the and were genuinely and deeply shocked spending during the current biennium. outsiders or those in leadership their attorney And I will confine myself tension and uncertainty that pervaded capacities, but by the entire when they began to sense it was as In July, the House of Representatives passed a budget with to what I saw, heard and felt during my their newly found freedom-could have so constituencv. illusory as everything else in their lives increased expenditures to be financed by a statewide graduated dozen or so hours in what I choose to quickly learned to rule themselves with THE FABLED NEW England had been. income tax. regard as a sublimely liberated zone In the end. it was they and not their Meanwhile the state Senate last week decided to pass a similar When I initially passed from official to oppressors who yielded to the pressures budget, but to finance increased expenditures with a one-and-one- inmate control, deep in my white middle- of harsh reality. Of their two half per cent increase in the state sales tax. class subconscious. 1 half expected to see "nonnegotiable" preconditions-total a replica of every prison movie I had amnesty and the removal of Now both proposals will be submitted to a Joint House-Senate ever witnessed. 1 was reasonably sure Superintendant Mancusi-they were committee that will try to work out a compromise tax and budget that power would be wielded by a few prepared to drop the latter if assured of plan. psychopathic killers with little or nothing the former. If the citizens of Ohio are lucky the plan might be completed by to lose, who had terrorized their fellow the first of the year It should have been completed in June. convicts into seizing the cellblock and IN THE LAST analysis, they failed Conservative republicans who are opposed to any increase in committing unspeakable crimes of because they, as well as most of the taxes and think that the state can operate on the same amount of violence along the way. It would hardly observers, so tragically misjudged their have surprised me if the yard had been society's devotion to its own expressed money it did during the previous Ibiennium are living in the past. the scene of impromptu executions, values. From the beginning they were Gov. Gilligan is trying to bring the priorities of the state up to medieval torture, and brutal and bloody truly convinced that, given a choice date and is to be commended for it. struggles for suzerainty. between life and death, the high and the There is no reason why one of the top industrial states in th% mighty would always opt for life. nation should rank 46th in state aid to education. INSTEAD, I WAS to have every such Even up to the awful moment of truth There is no reason why conditions at Lima State Hospital and ugly stereotype swiftly and totally on Monday morning, most of them state correctional facilities should be allowed to exist for one shattered The rebels were superbly simply refused to believe that their , organized; inmates inclined to violence fellow countrymen could so easily j more day. were quickly subdued and incarcerated, forsake even their most cherished There is no reason why the state should be so short of funds that and an acceptance of all shades of shibboleth-the myth of our common the governor is forced to close all state parks. opinion was promoted and encouraged humanity-in the face of political j This state cannot continue to exist on a monthly renewal of an With much sophistication and even some expediency interim budget geared to cover last year's prices. genius, the leadership speedily It is perhaps more ironic than we yet j Bipartisanship in the legislature is bringing any progress within established an Atheniandemocracy freed realize that the men of Cell Block I), j the state to an abrupt halt. There are more important things to from the racism and class lines of the convicted felons all. yearned sol outside world, which could and did worry about than who is going to come out as the winner in this fervently, out of the depths of their own j survive every thing-but bullets and desperate need, for an up-to-date] debate- Republicans or Democrats. buckshot. certification of our national credo, while] If the budget struggle continues much longer, we'll all be the From the moment the members of our those most publicly committed to ill losers, regardless of what political party—if any- we support. observers' committee first entered the sustenance rushed to nullify it Men who It is time for state legislators to wake up and begin tax reform. yard, we were aware that we were in the may have once taken life, moleste The best step in that direction is to institute a statewide middle of an ongoing community. There children or cracked safes understo graduated income tax and to do it now. was a command post, complete with more about shining ideals and elemental conference table, loudspeaker system, truths than those who professed to judgf floodlights, and typing pool Even the and condemn them • most critical of us could easily see thai Men died at Attica, to be sure, ba everyone had been assigned a task- "So then the acid fairy godmother tripped in innocence itself lay unnoticed among tM whether it was to dig a defense trench. and said to little freaked Bo Peep..." victims. Write Home Often
Surprise your family. Write home often, even when you don't need money. As for money, we assume that you'll want to keep track of what you news Leuers have and what you spend. Otherwise, you run the risk of not having it just when you need it most. Besides, if you know what you've done with your money, it's easier to get more from home. Sure, you know what we'll say is the answer. A checking account. At the Bank of Wood County. Why at our bank? Well, we have a conveni- ent University Office at 445 E, Wooster right off campus, where we've served B.G. students and faculty for 9 years. Plus, we have two differ- register against apathy ent checking plans—one just right for the number of checks you'll need to write during the year. And, a Wood County checking account saves you time because it eliminates the inconvenience of cashing out With all the talk these days about how For those of us that pay rent every really want to vote, don't just talk about of town checks, is recognized by stores all over town and provides you the college population of a college town month, part of that rent goes to pay the subject, so something. with complete financial records. is not allowed to vole in the county where property tax to support the schools. they have so much effect. I must wonder What it boils down to is that as Why don't you come in and see us about a checking account right how many of the complainers have tried students, we have as much interest in Jim Mahoney away. Have something new and smart to report to the family in that to register this community as anyone else. If you 222 S. College. Apt 1 Fall quarter is my third quarter at first letter. BGSU and this seems to be the time Whether you have one of our checking accounts or not, stop in and see when apathy runs wild. To put it bluntly, no one gives a damn. But sure as us. We like students. shooting, come spring, voter registration will be one of the big excuses that some people from the University will use to rile up the lownies me BG news Checking Account Application During summer quarter. I made the trip down the road to the Wood County Board of Elections and registered An Independent Student Voice without any hassel at all. If a person has MM Staff fulfilled the residence requirements ss: Campus. there is not too much they can do to stop kathleen m. fraie you from voting here in the community moiKiglng odflor ddrnsn v. beck Home: Street. where we spend most of four year* if not all of the four years. It is not right to oasisront monogln^ editor noroto o. brown cynthia a. iuof>i* -Zip. . discriminate because of a person's City_ .State, occupation . kalhihotton spectsedrlo. jock n. carte ccounts With Other Banks: BanMs). THE BIG ARGUMENT used is that we contributing editor rkhard w. price will just be here for a short amount of chief photographer keith h. meker City. .State. -Zip. time. In that amount of time however, liea m. beulanger we are counted in the population that .-' ■i — ---«.—'—. I Staff determines representation in busMMM manager pMHp a. stickney government. Those of us that work help advertising mowogf vawghn e. rockheid to pay the tax burden that in turn pays \riiLi the salaries of the people who run this SERVICt city, the police department who enforce ■detork. ltd lllefalH. OHk- 106 University HaM U-Vsk toe city laws, and the fire department Phone 372-2710 er 372-2t 19 who put out the fires. Also, theoretically, some money goes to the upkeep of the streets we travel on ■HMtafeatal Bank Of Wood County when we go uptown to spend money in Main Office 130 S. Main • University Office 445 E. Wooster the business concerns of the community. °V This is only in theory though or else the «■> •» ■» «•»■** tMMki •—». a —* m •■ Baa « «■> e North Baltimore Office 214 N. Main • Perrysburg Office 131 Louisiana ■Bat* *■ M eaaaj nSaa *»
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Parh" - "Carntal Th.BGN.w,,CktoW 1, 1971/Pog«5 China celebrates National Day HONG KONG (AP) activity in Hong Kong, was anniversary and proclaiming banks, companies, The newspaper's Chinese Communists in Kong holding a large cocktail party China a world revolutionary newspapers.unions and other commentary appeared to be Kong began (heir main to commemorate the 22nd leader organizations. an elaboration on "reforms" celebration yesterday for anniversary Friday of the A Chinese Communist which China has given as a China's National Day. with the founding of Communist China Decorations went up late this year The Bank of China newspaper said in a reason for canceling two emphasis placed on Chinese commentary on National Day major National Day events in unity and solidarity with IN COMPARISON with past delayed until Wednesday erection on the top of its that Red China "must Peking, a parade and the "oppressed people" years, decorations and slogans continue to root out the building a sign saying "Long banquet in the Great Hall of throughout the world ins;ead on Communist buildings in thought of big power Live Chairman Mao.'' People on the eve of the of on party chairman Mao f'ong Kong are paying little chauvinism and the tendency anniversary. Tse-Tung. attention to Mao Replacing Scores of dinners, parties to formalism which arises out The Red Chinese Foreign The Bank of China, main the Mao thoughts are signs and other functions have been of holding fast to old things Ministry said dropping the seat for Communist Chinese mostly acclaiming the arranged by Communist and old habits." banquet in favor of 90-mmute reception was "another THE HONG KONG edition reform we have made" of theShangai newspaper Wen Rumors have circulated Wei Po. listing actions that the parade, where Mao Fall draft set at 10,000 necessary for China to lead makes a personal appearance "world revolution," said: each year, was dropped The need for investigative, publication is an "attempt to to all contributions, has no "We feel deeply this kind of because the party chairman specialized and in-depth service some of the advertising and is supported spirit from the activities of was dead or very ill. None of reporting was emphasized by inadequacies of the media and through subscription and our fatherland's people in the rumors has been St. Louis (Missouri) Post- to point them ou(-things we newsstand sales celebrating the National confirmed by reports from CwM( W 1Mb Ml Ann Kn»~ Countries Dispatch reporter Ted Gest think the media hasn't Gest, an Oberlin College Day" China. Uldh and Ann Krui* (left) m«t with Premier Chou En lai yesterday when he spoke to covered in depth or has been graduate, is a law. police and meet during their recent visit to the People's Republic of China. University journalism wrong about " court reporter for the Post- classes. The Review, which is open Dispatch Gest was at the University \ ■ ■-.?■;■-. ■: at the invitation of the School LEITMANS Reporter talks on media of Journalism and also to interview Dr Ray Browne, FRESHMAN MIXER BACK TO SCHOOL WASHINGTON
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In some pre- The 1'ouston veer and option "WESTERN MICHIGAN is Larran Meador and Gary the monster back, and Joe Are they (or real? season predication. BG was veer offense are the Broncos the team to beat in the MAC." Zelonis at tackles with Earl Kettle and Myron Wilson the That's the question local picked to win only two games key offense sets and coach said Nehlen This is the Hargrove at middle guard halfbacks and Gary Seeman at football have been asking Powever. the presence of Nehlen indicated that WMU crucial game in the MAC title Rich Duetemever and John safely ^?ie since the Falcons won their highly talented sophomores in has the personnel to make the race " first two contests. the starting line-up at key offense work Top running "If we are undefeated next positions has not harmed the backs Larry Cates and Roger week at this time we will be WESTERN MICHIGAN Falcons. I.awson and quarterback Ted the team to beat in the MAC." said Nehlen may provide the answer Sophomores are at eight Grignon make the offense go tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. on Doyt starting positions and Cates was MAC offense But. the Falcons have the L Perry field inexperienced upper- player of the week last week task this week of lacing WMU The Broncos are ranked classmen at seven other for his 146 yards he gained and they are going into the .fif. MB ■ - . ,w rushing in the Northern game in full health r» • >"».*>«• third nationally in both spots made head coach Don 11 rushing defense and in total Nehlen very apprehensive Illinois game l'e also Sophomore running back Paul law defense On running plays. before the season began relumed two kickoffs for 64 Miles has run for 244 yeards in V"" '_ WMU has given up jusl 80 On the other hand, coach 54 attempts (or a 4.5 average yards on 108 carries, an Bill Doolittle has a senior- average of .7 yards per try dominated squad with 34 REID LAMPORT WILL It will be Bowling Green's returning lettermen and 17 start his third straight game !^ 1 highly ranked offense t third in starters back from a 7-3 team at quarterback Lamport the nation in total offense and that ended the season with a came into two-a-day (all fourth in rushing offense) seven game winning streak. practice as the third-team against the Bronco defense signal-caller but injuries which has been stopping the IN CONTRAST to last moved him into the number Cwminlwwi.iiiiiin,,! tf rush year's opening three losses, one spot and he has responded by leading the Falcons to two Western Michigan i3-0.at BOWLING GREEN (2-0i Offensive 5enio' quorterbotk Ted Grignon will the Broncos are 3-0 this season C IN THE FIRST two games with wins over Illinois. Ball victories. Iowa Si,a.- I l) at KENTi 1-21 dit«l the Bronco attack againtt the Marshallil-liatMIAMIi3-0l of the year, the Falcons have State and Northern Illinois. Bob Martin has returned I_ _ J Falcon* Saturday at Doyt L Parry field. TOl.EIH)! 3-01 at Ohio Universityi 1-11 leaaer T«d h currently the MAC't total oHenje been the surprise of the Mid- At the pre-season MAC sporrs from a shoulder injury and loader with 468 yards American Conference football press conference. will start al quick guard The rest of the BC line-up is the same with Rick Newman and By Jack Carle Greg Meczka al ends. Tony Sports Editor Cards, Hoosiers provide opposition Kijanko and John Czerwinski al tackles. Fred Sturl and Martin al guards and Denny 1)1 course, the big game this week is the battle of the Maupin al center undeleated. Bowling Green and Western Michigan The Lamport. Miles, Jerry Broncos have one of the toughest defenses in the nation to run CC win skein faces rigid test Fields, and Bill Pittman are in against while the Falcons have the third best running offense in the backdeld Pittman is the nation. By Dan Cassedy Falcon course in a five mile record in meets last fall. The two weeks ago. Indiana slate high school reluming lo the starting line- Sports Writer contest Both clubs threaten Falcons managed to finish Indiana has Steve Kelley champion last year. up alter being knocked But. this seems to be the year of the Falcon and since the to end Bowling Green's string eight in the NCAA finals and Bob Somesan to lead the unconsious in the second half team is also playing al home, we will have to go with BG to of 17 consecutive dual and without the assistance of Dave way. Kelley was the Big Ten THE CARDS arc off to an of the East Carolina game. make their record 3-0 with seven to go as the sunsineof Florida •It'll be a speed race and triangular meet victories. gels brighter not an endurance race " Wottle. strongest challenger steeplechase champion and impressive start this season to Ail-American Sid Sink. Somesan last week broke the with five straight wins That's the opinion of croH THE HOOSIERS were 19-1-0 The other big game is Toledo at Ohio as the Rockets are out to country coach Mel Brodt as 1'oosier course record Victims include Miami Ticket info in all meets last year and Wottle is back this year, previously held by Kelley (Ohioi, Purdue, Central make it 27 in a row The Rockets were in a tough game two the Falcons prepare to face finished fourth in the assuming the leadership as Student tickets for the weeks ago needing a fourth quarter field goal to beat Villinova the invasion of two top Indiana Michigan and Ohio State. nationals. Ball State has it's captain and pacesetter, for a ANOTHER INDIANA Wynder, Myers and Bowman Western Michigan game are 10-7. However, the OU pass defense has been weak and MAC teams Saturday 11 am at the first three runners back from squad which returns everyone on sale today until 5 p.m. in player of the year Chuck Ealey will pick apart the defense. stadium track. threat is freshman Steve did the damage for Ball State. last years 6-5 team along with but Sink from the previous Heidenreich. who ran a 4:11 Thus, tile Falcons must face the Memorial Hall ticket Look for Toledo with their "Wizard of Ohs and Ahhs" Indiana University and Ball some promising newcomers. season l'e set a Wayne State mile in high school. Scott Kelly and Somesan of office. The office will also be quarterback to come into Falcon land next week. 4-0. Stale will bring their strong Bowling (ireen has two wins four mile course record with a Piles is an up-and-down Indiana and Wynder and open tomorrow from 8 am distance runners to the flat this season after posting a 10-0 time of 19:50 in the first meet runner for the Hoosiers but Myers of Ball State for the top until noon The Young Thundering Herd is trying to regroup after the Brodt considers him one of individual spot. Wottle is Student ticket books, good fatal plane crash last season. However, the Miami Redskins their top men. BG's best threat to take for all home football and are on the warpath and are always tough at home Look for the "Indiana beat Indiana State honors, but he should get basketball games are on sale skins lo be 40 before Ihey start MAC play. 15-49. which is almost a strong support from Tracy for three dollars. ID cards Pirates await playoff foe perfect score (15-501." said Elliott and Steve Danforth. mull be presented with the When calling an unknown always go with the MAC school. So. Brodt. Bob McOmber and Rich purchase of all sludenl in the Iowa Slate-Kent game, the Golden Flashes will make up PHILADELPHIA .API - analyzing the National League night against the Philadelphia tickets. for last week's loss at Ohio and even their record at 2-2. "It's just a question of who playoffs which start tomorrow Phillies. Pittsburgh clinched The Falcon coach, who Breeze can be counted on to gets hot." says Manager on the West Coast the Eastern Division stresses group running, also help carry the load for the Danny Murtaugh of the Murtaugh's Pirates wound championship a week ago and noted, "their first and fifth Falcons with needed support Pittsburgh Pirates in up their regular season last has been playing out the string men were only 21 seconds coming from Craig while the San Francisco apart, which is good spacing." Macdonald, Rick Schnittker. Giants and Los Angeles The Ball State Cardinals Dave Olson and Don Windom DOM/NO'S Orioles meet As Dodgers engaged in their dog- have Steve Wynder to show "Indiana is the favorite," fight for the Western title. the way. Al Myers is a close assured Brodt, "But if our second to Wynder. The third group slays together we'll do Friday Special BALTIMORE IAPI - The World Series, the Orioles Murtaugh said he had no Baltimore Orioles, who have figured they may have relaxed druthers in the Giants- man. Bob Bowman, was the all right." never lost an American a little loo much after Dodgers shootout, although League playoff game, open a wrapping up the first of their the pirates beat Los Angeles FREE COKES best-of-5 series against three straight American eight to four in their 12-game Oakland tomorrow in the League division titles, regular season set, while Women's sports WITH ONE although they again swept losing 9 of 12 to the Giants He midst of another torrid Special to the BG Newi is a winter activity and track winning streak. Minnesota in the playoffs repeated his who-gets-hot and (ield. golf, Softball and LARGE In winning their last 11 this theory. The Orioles won their final What's happening with lacrosse are available in the season, the Orioles scored 74 11 games of the season, women's sports at Bowling spring only. PIZZA equaling the club record set at runs and rapped out 123 hits. "IN A SHORT series Green deserves a good look the end of the 1970 season- By contrast, Oakland scored whoever gets hot is going to because many of the activities The WRA plans when they continued on to 43 runs while winning seven of win; it's as simple as that." have already started. tournaments in basketball, sweep Minnesota in the its last 11. insisted the Pittsburgh The Women's Recreational softball and volleyball. The playoffs and take Cincinnati, Vida Blue. Oakland s 24- manager. Association (WRA) has made volleyball tournament is four games to one. in the game winner who beat the Murtaugh said he has been up a schedule for this years getting ready (or action with World Series Orioles 1-0 and 2-1 during the resting star outfielder activities. Any university the last day (or entries being season, will oppose Dave Roberto Clemente. who was woman can participate in October 6. Teams may AFTER BEING upset by McNally. a 21-game winner, in hitting 342 before Thursday activities fall, winter and register in the intramural the New York Mets in the 1969 Saturday's opener night's finish with the spring quarters. office in the women's gym. Domino's FREE COKE Phillies "I want Clemente Sallie Papovec, president of rested for the playoffs and the WITH ONE League officials deny FIELD HOCKEY and WRA and Miss Sue Pager can Series." Murtaugh said. volleyball are two fall sports answer any questions or give H9.C99I The tobacco-chewing just getting underway. Speed detailed information on all the ODA-DLAl SMALL Murtaugh said he would open swimming, (encing and activities. The WRA office is Marshall entry rumor the best of five game playoffs bowling will take place during in room 201 of the Women's with right-hander Steve Blass (all and winter quarters. gym. PIZZA COLUMBUS (API - The Herd could not reapply until and use Dock Ellis in the Mid-American Conference has 1973, but moved that up to 1972 Also this (all will be tennis. second game. Blass won 15 Gymnastics, synchronized denied a report Marshall will at its July meeting this year. and lost 8 with an ERA of 2.85 1 be readmitted to the league in After the last meeting swimming, and dance happen while Ellis has a 19-9 record all three quarters. Basketball the next few days Miami president Phillip for 1971. Shriver. head of the council • t RUMORS CIRCULATED in and MAC commissioner Fred West Virginia earlier this Jacoby visited Marshall for a Ruggers host Akron week that the MAC'S Council personal inspection. Special to the BG Newt wrestling and rugby star, of Presidents would gather in At that time, they said the BACHELORS STATEIII OF OHIO ' occupies that spot for the «.„*.-3o«n FOR YOUNG ADULTS an emergency meeting to take school could reapply in in the Puntington school Get ready. Bowling Green, Akronites. February. 1972 and Marshall (or another rip-roaring, bone In respect for his again. officials seemed interested Across from Frisco's "There's absolutely no breaking rugby season. outstanding abilities. The 893 S. MAIN ST. The Bowling Green Rugby Bowling Green coaches, P.J. chance the Marshall case will THE CONFERENCE down come up before February." Club opens its (all season Paynes and Roger to six schools after the against Akron tomorrow at 1 Mazzarella, are considering said a MAC spokesman Marshall suspension took in Choice Liquor & Your Favorite Brew Wednesday pm at Poe Ditch Memorial assigning one man to shadow Central Michigan and Eastern Rugby Field on Sterling Falk throughout Saturday's That is the next time the Michigan at its July expansion «^«^»*»^««, -• presidents, the governing Farm. match. MODERATE PRICES meeting. Current members This year's squad lost only Returning BG players body of the conference will are Ohio University. Bowling meet. two starters (rom a team that include hooker Frank Green. Toledo. Kent State, compiled an 8-4 record last Merecicky, wingers Dave Dance On Our LARGE DANCE FLOOR Miami and Western Michigan. MARSHALL WAS spring. Grooms and Rick Griswald, Congratulations to Football Team suspended in 1969 for what the If Marshall is taken back, centers Joe Campisi and John MAC termed recruiting the conference would swell to THE RUGGERS face a Svoboda, fullback Randy trving Hungarian Hot Dogs, Amarkan Dogs & Chili violations and poor physical nine members. In that case, devestating threat at Akron's Melvin and Paynes last year's facilities. The presidents the presidents wou'd shop for left wing position. Butch Falk, most valuable player and Hungarian Hamburger, Hot Roast Beef, Ham In Wise Siuce later said the Thundering a tenth school. former Bowling Green current club president. Pog« l/TK* BG N.wv Otlob.. 1, 1971 Reviews BY R. SERGE DENISOFF works The title song is a fascinating "Marvelous Toy " The "underground" word picture of the life of Reich favorite "Talking Vietnam Pot Luck I honestly did nol expert lo like Poems Consciousness III and Roszak's Blues," dedicated toSpiro Agnew. is also Prayers and Promises since John Counter Culture People "My found here Denver originally impressed me as a Sweet Lady" is further proof ol Denver's Paxton's Arlosque patter about his second rale version o( Tom Paxlon growth as a writer "Lady is tender as Army experiences are entertaining and Powever. afler being inspired by Oriel was Paxton s 'I'lgh Flying Dove " The fit well into the production He will not Marcus admonition thai ihere now exist comparison here is a positive one As displace Arlo as a monologist-humorist. new horizons of excellence in Top Forty anyone within range of a Boss Sound Nonetheless, it fits. Compleal is a good Land. I immediately put this album on station must know pro Indian songs are illustration that not all Live clean up the turntable poised at Take Me Pome. now very much the Cause Celebre albums have to be poorly recorded "best Country Roads of this year Klton John, the Raiders. ol sets For some curious reason, perhaps the I'oyl Axlon. Mary Travers. and of course Gelling away from the issue of "live" arrangement- and reluctantly the vocal-- Buffy Sainte Marie have lyrically albums, Tom Paxton has proven once the song stuck with me (or the entire outlined the plight and possible revenge again that well written topical songs are day I even found myself turning up the of the American Redman While Buffy's still interesting "Mr Blue" the car radio at the opening strains, which songs remain predominant in the area. Kafkaesque plight of organization man ocrurred quite frequently given the Denver's entry 'Wooden Indian" is takes on a great value in light of Mr multitudinous bounties of Boss Radio perhaps the best of the current crop Koover'l use of the telephone lines The Okay, he is capable of two good songs - since it states the angei and bitterness anti-war songs are some of the best the first being Leaving on a Jet Plane that three hundred years ol broken written yet. Surprisingly, the remainder of the promises, treaties, and impoverished Paxton's love songs, perhaps his major album was of equally high quality Milt existence has engendered writing strength, are most worthwhile Okun PP&M's producer, no doubt had Poems, prayers.and Promises may be particularly "A Wild Flying Dove." something to do with this Bill Danoff quasi middle-media, but it can also be "When We Are Gone." and "I Give You and Taffy Nivelt. who sounds one of the better lolkish albums ol this the Morning" suspiciously like Mary Travers. summer The Complcat Tom Paxton is just that contribute significantly to the vocals on what may be the best live folkie on the belter cuts The "live" album is rapidly replacing recording in many months the "clean up" or "best ol" genre. Neil All of this is a prelude to Mr Denver, "McGuinn and McGuire keep a getting who it seems has gotten beyond being Diamond's (iold. and more recently John Sebastian and C.S.N &• Y's concert higher " If fact, they didn't Barry just another writer who contributed a hit McGuire may well now be selling used to PP&M Denver ran through a spate of performances have been rehashes ol their oldies hul goodies The cars in Los Angeles Roger McGuinn songs many of which he DID NOT il and group - continuously called the recording and production quality id these repeat did not i write Amazing' A linger Byrds despite exhaustive personnel efforts has raised many doubts about the with a guitar who does not feel changes continue on with compelled to fill an album with only his value ol such packages C.S.N. & Y's 4 Way Street may well bury the "live" BYRDMANIAX. their twelfth album own stuff Would only more singers Looking back to YOUNGER THAN genre after one million consumers follow this lead Not only that, but he YESTERDAY it is readily apparent that actually tackles pieces associated with realise thai their ten bucks bought them second-rate versions of songs they the Byrds have stuttered and slipped other performers and docs a credible rather than rising to new heights. 1, for job probably already had At the outset The Compleal Tom one. believe McGuinn and Co have Denver's rendition of Fire and Rain'' rarely reached the potential inherent in has more character in places than Mister Paxton appears lo lall into the "live" type trend When one realties llus Bitter the group Indeed, many ex-Byrds - Taylor, although. I still preler Joan Crosby. Clark. Kleinow. I'illman, End performance was made in June ol Baez's interpretation on Parsons. Clarke - have had to go last year and thai Paxton has switched CELEBRATION. elsewhere to attain higher musical I..is. ell. - anti-war poem The Box". labels, the opportunistic explanation gains considerable luster But. alas, moments Still they did leave in their Irequently leatured on posters, is read wake "folk-rock" and the ideal Ivpe of with impact The hard traveling singer Compleal is an album worth having II country-rock, SWEETHEART OF THE routine of I Guess Pe'd Rather He in does contain many ol the Paxton oldies. however many now lack the supei over RODEO. Colorado." originally done by Mary The reasons for Ihis apparent musical by maty When production so plainly apparent on Ins last Travers on her disasterous solo album, is sch/oid phenomena has aptly been look closely and you will see another print 'nealh performed as it should have been with two albums outlined by David Crosby and McGuinn (he willow tree. simplicity "Jimmy Neuman" the poignant antiwar song finally becomes real along in their ROLLING STONE interviews 'Denver's own songs are fairly McGuinn is a hard person to work with with the Things I Notice Now The standard in the folk poet genre "Take and for Nonetheless, like John Mayall. remainder of the set includes most ol lire Me Pome", now dominating the charts he can produce some outstanding songs from the classic Morning Again regardless of its infectiousness. is rather material Pe has not done tins since hoaky stuff-"West Virginia, mountain I.P and other "lilts "Wonder Where 1 SWEETHEART and its follow-up. DR. mama'"' Mountain Mama' '' But it I'm Bound". "Rambling Boy" and BYRDS AND MR. HYDE. EASY number/9 RIDER and UNTIT1.ED were fillers particularly the lalter which included the disasterous Fillinore Fast seta With BYRDMANIAX McGuinn seems to have made yet another stylistic change with a relatively tight group Clarence While. Gene Parsons. Skip Baltin were all on (he last album This change is certainly not ol the magnitude of SWEETHEART, but it is a subtle move to the Dvlanese ol NASHVILLE SKYLINE and NEW DAY. If a cliche helps. BYRDMANIAX is 'country-lock gone uptown" or AG" I Alter (lien I lo paraphrase Ralph Emory. This album contains the inevitable hymn, "Glory. Glory" and political satire. "I Wanna Grow l'p To Be A Politician (And Take Over This Beautiful Land)." The remainder of the album exhibits a sophistication of lyrical images and Instrumental depth not generally associated with this group Nearly all ol the selections are ballads, frequently mixed strings and the expected female chorus a la Rita Coolidge For example, the tender "Kathleen's Song" could well be taken for "Bridge Over Troubled Water" "Jamaica Say You Will" is a close cousin to Steve Stills "Change Partners" but with strings Either of these comparisons is a negative one "I Trust is a quasi-religious lyric similar (o "All The Wild Porses" but with an Photo by JoAnn HioMo optimistic portrayal of the future The Things are looking up. Would you believe this is remaining songs do not fit any given an ant's eye view of the water tower? pattern "Pale Blue" is a semi-folk ballad somewhat reminiscent of "East Virginia" recalling the "on the road" Twenty-four frames a second ethic ending with the wish that the wanderer can "see you in daylight when By Jack Naehbar musicals for years when he was brought grinning boyishness and syrupy voice of the sheets are pale blue" The to Polly woodto direct musical sequences the young Dick Powell There is Ruby symbolism, here, transcends previous "Forty-Second Street," Iree this for Samuel Goldwyn and later beginning Keeler's wonderfully game but McGuinn compositions. Sunday night in 105 I'anna at 8:30. is in 1933. Warner Brothers. Bu( his film hopelessly leadfooted dancing, like a "My Destiny" is a contemporary overdone and vulgar It's also a great direction quickly ou(did any(hing turtle doing the CanCan And. finally, ' . version of "Four Walls" and is perhaps movie possible on the Broadway s(age Ihere is Warner Baxter saying lo Ruby the best cut on the entire album and America's unashamed love of the Berkeley's formula called for as many Keeler one of the movies' greatest would no doubt be a highly effective gaudily vulgar is one ol (his country's beautiful girls as possible, doing a dance lines "You're going out a chorus girl. \ ' single "Citizen Kane." by bass player distinctive and oftimes charming as unusual as possible, filmed from as but you're coming back a star ' BaUin. is a funky piece arranged with a characteristics. Much of Europe's many angles as possible Berkeley even Even though "Forty-Second Street" is roaring 1920s arrangement which reads music. Pandel, Mozart, grew out of the talked Jack Warner into cutting out a a masterpiece of tas(elessness. il is like a Joyce Paber account of a i.isirt uI salons of the nobility. America's secUon of roof in one of Warners sound carried off with such vigor and who- gathering at Pearst Castle After each music, jazz, was first heard in stages so Berkeley could more easily gives-a-damn extravagance that it is description of the festivities the chorus Storeyville. (he brothel district of New film his girls directly overhead. delightful entertainment Last winter. I repeats "diamonds feel like rain Citizen Orleans While Parisians enjoy a stroll "Forty-Second Street." is Busby saw the film al a scholarly meeting wi(h Kane was king poor Citizen Kane " down (he Champs-Elysees and a meal a( Berkeley at his best. In one number. a large crowd of tired, fussy professors The impending doom amidst the a quainl sidewalk cafe, Americans "Shuffle Off to Buffalo." a train sleeping They cheered throughout the entire , splendor and gaily is apparent and- (romp (he midways of (heir s(a(e fairs car jacknifes open to reveal a bevy of showing and. as (he house lights came contemporary, yet much more poignant gobbling loot-long hot dogs Chartres honeymooning couples dancing around in on. gave the picture a standing ovation. than Eric Burden's editorial "Black has its cathedral; New York has its neon their pajamas. In another. Berkeley has On the same bill as "Forty-Second Plague" of several years ago "Green monument to materialism. Times the camera dolly between the legs of an Stree(" is a ra(her somber film. ., Apple Quickstep" is a second rate Square entire chorus line In (he grand finale, a "Applause" ishown al T:00l. This film is version of the instrumental "Nashville In American movies, affection for supposed Broadway show in which Ruby notable on two accounts It features a Skyline " vulgarity is most obvious in (he musical. Keeler s(eps in for the s(ar at (he las( very strong performance by famed torch Even ordinary thistles take on their own kind of beauty in BYRDMANIAX is a definite step in And (he king of (he overpopulaled, minute, dozens of thieves and whores singer. Pelen Morgan, playing an aging striking sunset silouhett*. the right direction. Wonder how long overdressed, overchoreographed. sing and dance between trollies and burlesque queen at the end of her rope this chapter of the Byrds will slay musical film will forever be Busby moving cars. And it is (he first film by (he (alented together now that a good LP has been Berkeley. "Forty-Second Street" also offers director, Rouben Mamoulian. who later • produced. Berkeley had been staging Broadway other absurd delights There is the directed Garbo in "Queen Christina " '