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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. vol. 66 Issue 55 Wednesday, february 15,1984 theiDQnewrbowling green state university Andropov's eulogy delivered by Chernenko MOSCOW (AP) - The Communist Chernenko, 72. who has not had salute of gunfire. His widow Dignitaries from more than 100 times, often wiped his nose with a body had lain in state since Saturday, Party's new leader, Konstantin Cher- wide foreign policy experience, also at the graveside. Factory countries came to Moscow to pay handkerchief and faltered at one point began just before 11:30 a.m. Andro- nenko, delivered the eulogy for Yuri met with Chancellor Helmut Kohl of whistles sounded throughout the So- their respects and meet the new So- during the eight-minute speech. pov's coffin was borne by a gun car- Andropov's Red Square state funeral West Germany, Prime Minister In- viet Union to mark his burial. viet leader. Speeches by Chernenko, Foreign riage pulled by an olive drab armored yesterday at the Kremlin Wall. Cher- dira Gandhi of India, Prime Minister Andropov headed the KGB, the So- Minister Andrei Gromyko and De- personnel carrier and escorted by nenko then conducted his first meet- Margaret Thatcher of Britain and viet secret police and intelligence "THE PASSING AWAY of Yuri fense Minister Dmitri Ustinov goose-stepping soldiers. ings with world leaders. other leaders in Moscow for the fune- agency, for is years before becoming VTadimirovich Andropov has evoked stressed two themes: a Soviet desire Andropov's family - including his ral. Communist Party leader in Novem- deep sorrow in the hearts of Soviet for peace and determination to main- widow, Tatyana, his son, Igor, and Chernenko spent 30 minutes with Chernenko called Andropov "an ber 1982 after the death of Leonid people," Chernenko said. "A glorious tain the armed might of the Soviet daughter, Irina - friends and relatives Vice President George Bush, who ardent champion of peace" in a eu- Brezhnev. He later assumed the pre- son of the Communist Party, an out- Union. Chernenko reiterated that the walked behind the coffin. represented President Reagan at the logy delivered from the reviewing sidency, a post Brezhnev also held. standing political figure, a person of Soviet Union was ready for peaceful As the coffin was lowered, a volley funeral. Bush said Chernenko agreed stand atop the mausoleum of V.f Andropov died last Thursday at 69. great soul and kind heart has de- talks, "but we will not be scared by of gunfire rumbled in salute, factory there was a need for the two super- Lenin, founder of the Soviet state. Chernenko was named Communist parted from life." threats." and train whistles wailed and the powers to "place our relationship Andropov was buried among other Party leader, the top position in the Chernenko, hospitalized last spring The funeral procession from the band shifted to the Soviet national upon a more constructive path." heroes of the Soviet Union with a Soviet Union, on Monday. with pneumonia, coughed several House of Unions, where Andropov's anthem. Mrs. Andropov sobbed. Says firing without cause wrong AAUP wants Charter loophole closed The AAUP is an independent group reason why - only a list of accusations actions may set a precedence and by Mark Dl Vlncenzo with no legal standing, and tries to without proof of their validity. Szent- then we may not have a free univer- Staff reporter help faculty members by advising kiralyi appealed his case to an ad hoc sity. them on anything relating to their grievance committee, and the com- "We (AAUP) don't know the facts Toe American Association of Uni- jobs. The group only helps faculty mittee recommended to Dr. Robert of Szentkiralyi's case, and we're not versity Professors at the University is who contact them. Thayer, dean of the College of Music, interested in them,'' Blinn added. asking faculty members to close a Blinn said AAUP is interested in to retain Szentkiralyi. But Thayer "All we are concerned with is the loophole in the Academic Charter. maintaining academic freedom and vetoed the recommendation. process used in deciding his case. And freedom of speech. the process used was outrageous. He According to the University's Aca- SZENTKIRALYI RECEIVED a let- (Szentkiralyi) said his rights were demic Charter, a faculty member "All we (AAUP) are interested in is ter from Thayer which said since violated, and as it turned out, be was with a probationary contract can be process. Is the person getting a fab- departments do not have to give rea- right." fired without reason and need only be shake? That's what concerns us," sons for firing faculty with probation- given notice. But Dr. Elliott Blinn, Blinn said. "We don't make a stand ary contracts like Szentkiralyi's, the Blinn said one way to tell the differ- professor of chemistry and a member one way or the other. We're not law- list of accusations that was provided ence between a totalitarian system of of AAUP, said "this is against all fab- yers, and we do not make decisions." was a "courtesy." government and one that isn't, is if play and we (AAUP) plan to push this More than a year ago, Andras "This is one of the worst cases I've there is due process of the law or not. through and make it mandatory for Szentkiralyi, associate professor of ever seen of abuse of the due process "If one person's rights are abused, departments to give a cause for dis- music, went to AAUP for help. He was clause," Blinn said. "If Thayer con- everyone's rights are threatened," missal of all faculty." being dismissed but was not given a tinues to act without resistance, his Blinn said. Future of El Salvador land program bleak WASHINGTON (AP) - While Rea- from large landowners. the programs, including violent evic- mally reesponded 1 inL a 12-page dissent gan administration officials wore giv- While noting that more than 53,000 tions or some peasants by former that says me report 'MHHfcllM Che ing Congress a largely upbeat report applications had been filed for small landowners, but added that "the Sal- reform with a very narrow focus." on El Salvador's land reform last plots of land under the Phase HI vadoran government is fully aware of Last week, the House revived a bill month, government auditors pri- program and that most requests were these problems and is seeking to that would require progress on land vately were warning that the future of granted, the audit said about one- resolve them." reform and human rights as precondi- the program - a cornerstone of U.S. third of the applicants were not farm- The audit drew a sharp reaction tions for continued U.S. military aid policy there - is bleak. ing the land. from AID management, which for- to the Salvadoran government. The internal U.S. audit, dated Jan. "They were not working the land ' 18, claimed that despite some suc- because they had been threatened, cesses, most farm cooperatives cre- evicted or had disappeared," the au- ated under the first phase of the land dit said. Second power outage reform program "are not financially THE AUDITS findings generally viable. support complaints from critics of the U.S.-backed land reform program The audit said many of the cooper- and conflict with the official adminis- experienced in Union atives "had massive capital debts... tration assessment that the program large tracts of land that were non- is a bright spot in U.S. efforts to Flickering lights in the Univer- blackout on Thursday afternoon," bg newt jtcrff/James Youll productive. .. more forces than undercut sympathy for leftist guerril- sity Union about 1 p.m. yesterday Sharp said. The power was lost for needed to operate the units, and weak las fighting the rightist Salvadoran brought back the memory of last nearly 25 minutes on Feb. 9 at 12: JO Tumbling down! management." government. Thursday's blackout, but it didn't p.m. Sharp said that a power com- "The future of Phase I cooperatives On Jan. 26, eight days after the last as long. The power flickered on pany was to be brought in yester- Planks and plywood hold up the south ramp to the second level of the seems bleak without further substan- audit report, Langhorne Motley, as- and off three times in an eight day evening to solve the problem. Jerome Library until permanent repairs can be made. A four-foot square tial reforms. Most... are not produc- sistant secretary of state for inter- minute period. This situation has Inghram Milliron, director of section of the ramp fell last Wednesday night, damaging the railings on ing sufficient income to be viable American affairs, told Congress that since been remedied, according to Management Support Services, the wheelchair ramp beneath it. No one was injured when the ramp fell. organizations." the agrarian reform "is one of the James Sharp, director of building said the power company planned to Keith ?ogan, associate director of Plant Operations and Maintenance, The audit, prepared by the Inspec- major stories of the past four years" operations. make an extensive spot check of said support rods in the concrete broke because of a combination of tor General's office at the U.S. and declared that "the best available the panels in the Union. The source moisture, salt damage and age. The ramps were constructed In 1965. when Agency for International Devel- data indicates that at least 85 percent "There has been some minor of the outage was to be investigated the library was built. Similar circumstances caused the opposite ramp to fall opment, also cited serious problems and probably more than 90 percent problems with the secondary last night without inconveniencing last '/ear. and also have caused outside steps to the second level to be closed in the "Und-to-the-tiller" program, ofthe applicants are working their switch of the main transformer, it the general public, according to off. under which land was given to peas- land without interference." is the same thing that caused the Sharp. ants who had previously rented fields Motley did cite some problems with Primary race begins 'Fred the mouse'terrorizes dorm by Melissa Rlgglns The chair is an overstuffed recliner ran screaming out of the room. She reporter in which Fred may be hiding. and her roommate, Beth Norden- Glenn gaining on Mondale Rose Hollister, hall director of Mc- brock, bunked with friends after Fred The door of lit McDonald East Donald East, said that although mice appeared, but have moved back into COLUMBUS (AP) - The Ohio Re- HARRISON HICKMAN, vice presi- what the media was telling them," bears a note warning visitors what have been reported, McDonald East their room. publican Party did not pit U.S. Sen. dent in charge of political accounts Hickman said. may be awaiting them. is "one of the cleanest halls on cam- "I can't stand mice." she said. John Glenn, D-Ohio, against Presi- for Hamilton & Staff, a private polling He said the media is concerned with The words "Beware of' are fol- pus." "Last night was our first night to dent Reagan in its latest poll because company hired to do surveys for the game though the people want "to lowed by a likeness of a mouse named There was a mouse reported to have sleep in our own room." Glenn's ''star seemed to be fading," a Glenn during the 1964 campaign, said know who would make the best presi- Fred. Fred was named by the girls on been seen on another floor in McDon- "And we kept the lights on," Nor- party spokesperson said yesterday. his firm's surveys showed Glenn dent" the floor after he had paid them visits ald East she added, but it may have denbrock, a freshman fashion mer- But an official with Glenn's own doing as well as or better than Mon- at odd hours. been the same one. chandising major, added. polling organization called that strat- dale against Reagan. Hickman said Glenn's name is fa- First sighted early last Thursday "There aren't 40,000 mice running "We stuffed towels under the door egy "wishful thinking" and said the miliar to most voters because he was morning in 119 McDonald East, Fred around on our floors, " she said. to keep him in so we could trap him. former astronaut is gaining on former "They actually think MondsJe's an astronaut ran from under the bed to a desk, "Every dorm has its troubles with Five people came in and helped us Vice President Walter Mondale in going to be the nominee," Hickman Jane Melnturf, a freshman business mice.'' look for him. but he's still missing in "But they're not electing the admin- major said. action," Zachrich said. New Hampshire, site of the nation's said of the Ohio Republicans. "That's istrator of NASA," he saH. "They're Linda Zachrich, a sophomore el- ^presidential primary Feb. 28. wishful thinking." "we told maintenance about it and ementary education major was A September poll of Ohio voters by Hickman said most of his firm's going to consider him because they they came and put a poison box be- watching television late Friday night Zachrich and Nordenbrock said know his name and know he's run- hind the chair and they told us they when Fred paid her a visit in room they have gone through everything in Market Opinion Research of Detroit polling has pitted Glenn against fel- ning. But that's not enough to sell a lot would come pick up the body," Mcln- showed Glenn leading Reagan by low Democratic candidates in Iowa, of people." 118. He ran from the bedpost of one then- room, even shoe boxes, in search about 9 percentage points in Ohio, where precinct caucuses are set for turfsaid. bed and under the other bed. Zachrich of Fred. state Republican Party spokesperson Feb. 20, and New Hampshire. Terry Casey said. "When we did the poll in November, He said the New Hampshire sur- -the bottom line- we didn't add Glenn, partly because veys show Glenn gaining on the Dem- index weather every question you add costs more, ocratic front-runner. inside and Glenn's star seemed to be fad- Hickman said most polls "have ing," Casey said. been showing Mondale anywhere r • Though many civil rights leaders • A new source of petroleum has *Obvtously, what's important is the from 18 to 20 points up. Our polling describe the black Americans as been developed by a Nobel prize York J probable Democratic candidate, and shows... about half that amount" still not free, Arzulla T. Villery, a winning researcher. The renewa- campus/local 3 all the so-called experts say that's "The trend is clear that Mondale is News columnist, says this is not so. ble, plentiful source is weeds. Page state/world S Mondale." Soing down and Glenn is going up in Page 2 6 The November poll showed Reagan ew Hampshire," Hickman said. He • leading Mondale in Ohio by a margin said the change began about 10 days • The Environmental Interest • Scott Hamilton dropped the short of 54 percent to 40 percent, Casey ago and credited it to New Hampshire program portion of men's Olympic Sunny today said. State Republican Chair Michael voters' increasing familiarity with Group raises money and helps con- Colley said last week that Reagan has Glenn as a candidate. serve metal by collecting alumi- figure skating yesterday but re- tween 50-55. num cans. Page 4 mained in first place going into Clear and cool tonight a low- about a 16-point lead over Mondale in "Until about four weeks ago, all free skating. Page 6 the party's most recent nationwide people in New Hampshire, who had near 30 poll. not met the candidates, knew only 2 bg newt/february 15.1984 .editorial New leader but no new policies by Kenneth York by the obvious strength of their faith and Diana Ross albums. He will be a mit meetings, cutting ribbons at and their devotion to duty. The major born again Marxist-Leninist, with a gulag openings and proudly saluting A new opportunity difference between the Kremlin and blinding adherence to anything that at October parades. Then, quite sud- The announcement of the death of Yuri Andropov last week came This week there is good news and the Vatican is that while a priest may would advance the Soviet Union and denly, he was seen no longer, yet the as a surprise to few people on either side of the Iron Curtain. It bad news. The space shuttle had a rise in stature by his good works, a world revolution. He will support both Soviet news services adamantly re- Krfect liftoff and a perfect landing, Communist party member may rise the goals and the methods of the KGB. fused to admit that Andropov was ill, should also come as a surprise to no one, that the new leader in the t Western Union now owns a $10 by astute power alliances among He will return to the START talks much less seriously ill. It should make Soviet Union will bring with him few changes or new policies. million hunk of space Junk. The Amer- members of the Kremlin. Andropov reluctantly, and only after the ever- us more than a little worried when a In the past, whenever a Soviet leader had died, Americans were ican Olympic ice hockey team Is no thrust himself into power by Just such important Americans inevitably superpower, possessing nearly half led to believe, by the press as well as our leaders, that things would longer under the terrible pressure to a political combination, denying the make a major concession. He will the nuclear power in the world, re- be different and that the tension would be relieved by the change in repeat the performance of the pre-' top spot to the heir apparent in the keep an occupational force in Afghan- fuses to acknowledge the mortality of vious Olympics, but they also don't process. It was rumored that Andro- istan, and continue to support revolu- their leader. What did it mean when the guard. Reports of bow Americanized these new leaders were, have a chance of winning a medal, pov, after so many years of running tion in Central America and the Soviets delayed the announce- would flood our media creating a false belief that things would gold or otherwise. And Andropov is the KGB, had prospered by extortion. guerrillas in the Middle East. In ment of Andropov's death until the actually be different. A cynic might suspect slow poisoning short, the names of the principle day after it occurred? But our press and our leaders seem to be singing a different tune as Andropov's cause of death. players will change, but the game will The Communists may be in power, this time. Americans are finally recognizing that although the As Vice President Bush makes his stay the same - individuals may pass but the Czarist traditions persist. The way to yet another Soviet leader's Whoever is chosen as successor on, but the party line continues. announcement of Andropov's death party chairman of the Soviet Union does wield a great deal of funeral (modestly declining to make may be something of a surprise, but Observing succession in the Krem- was also an announcement that the power, he is only as effective as long as the strong men in the party, any comments about the comparative there will be no surprise about his lin should teach us more about the successor had already been chosen, known as the Politiburo, keep him. Therefore, he must constantly longevity of Soviet and American EjliUcal beliefs, or the future direc- peculiar nature of the Soviet govern- behind an iron curtain of secrecy. stay in tune with their beliefs. If he moves too far away from their commanders-uxhief), rumors will on of Soviet foreign or domestic ment than anything we might read in, idealism, be will be moving further away from security in his begin to spontaneously generate con- policy. The successor will not be a Tass or Pravda. For a time Andropov York, a graduate student in industrial position. cerning the successor to Andropov. ''closet westerner," with a secret appeared regularly at public func- psychology, is a staff columnist tor There will be optimistic, but reckless passion for blue Jeans, peanut butter tions, sitting stoically through sum- the News. The press is also reporting, that because it is these strong men speculation thai the next Soviet head who actually select the new leader, it is unlikely that anyone of state will be pro-western, will swaying from their hard line beliefs will be chosen. Thus, from loosen controls on writers and artists, selection to implementation, through the full execution of the job of release political prisoners, increase the number of exit visas issued to party chairman, the new chief is probably going to be a prodigy of Soviet Jews, and hastily and ear- the men who chose and maintain his leadership. nestly return to the arms control But although we have slowly recognized these facts, it is an talks. None of these things will come opportune time for the Reagan administration to show the world true, of course, yet hope never dies, that they are serious about negotiating arms control agreements. and reality seems never to intrude upon these blithe forecasts. It seems The breakdown of serious negotiations these past four years can there will always be those who believe partly be blamed on both sides and their stubbornness to compro- that the Soviets are people Just like mise. The recent move by the administration to deploy missies in us, and that if we would stop making Europe, followed by the refusal of the Soviets to negotiate, has trouble in the world by exporting NDALE created a tense world and has made many of our allies worry about democracy, then we could achieve the intentions of both leaders. peaceful coexistence. We should not be surprised to see filmed interviews Now that Reagan has changed his tone toward the Soviets, be can of Soviet children afraid of nuclear attempt to back his words with changes in policies to attract the war and nuclear holocaust, but it is Soviets back to the bargaining table. If Reagan is able to show the not the Soviet children who have world, and especially our allies, that it is the Soviets and their new control of the Soviet nuclear arsenal, leader who are blocking agreement, our credibility in the world rather it is the man who will replace TMTHF Andropov, about whom we are naive opinion will improve. at our peril. Extreme optimism over the new leadership in the Soviet Union would be incorrect, and at best, foolish. But capitalizing on the Westerners seem intent upon seeing the selection process as closely re- WXUB A*. event to prove that we are not the violent war mongering nation we sembling a national political conven- have been recently cast as, would be a step in the right direction. tion, where the leader is chosen by And there is always the hope that the Soviets could accept an offer. virtue of his charismatic leadership qualities and the genuine respect of his long-time colleagues. Instead, the selection process more closely resem- bles the selection of a pope. The leader is chosen from among a colle- Are blacks now tree? giate hierarchy, made up of men who rose to their positions in the hierarchy Therein he described five conditions by Arzulla T. Vlllery which must be satisfied before free- dom could be realized. Black History Month is at hand. In the recesses of my mind, I can al- He said "There are those who are ready ate the scurrying search for asking the deputies of Civil Rights Making listtomonitor other lists. dusty dissertations of bygone years. when will you be satisfied. We can In too many cases, very little never be satisfied as long as the no end There are "stuff to get" lists Well, I ended up getting involved with They have these little sheets of thought will be given to the overall Negro is the victim of the unspeaka- by Teresa Perrotti and "things to do lists," grocery Betsy and Steve. Betsy is married to eper all over, stuck on the refrlgera- mental signals these outmoded dis- ble horrors of police brutality, we can lists" and''homework lists. Grata (who is faking paralysis) but ', taped on the mirror in the bed- sertations are perpetuating. never be satisfied as long as our she has a baby by Steve, whom she room and pinned on their clothes. Some recent individual achieve- bodies, heavy with the fatigue of I have friends who are big on lists. really loves. Steve is having an affair ments by blacks will be inserted in a travel, cannot gain lodging In the They have outlines for the week. Time with Diana, who knows that Craig is Just once I would love to find a faulty effort to make the ideas cur- motels of the highways and the hotels My mind is cluttered. I like it that blocks set up for studying and IS not paralyzed and Craig and Diana reminder list and throw it away. rent. Vanessa Williams's title as Miss of the cities. We cannot be satisfied as way. I think of everything at once, no minute lines tor break periods. are plotting to keep Betsy and Steve Wouldn't that throw them off?! America, Lt. Col. Guion Bluford Jr.'s long as the Negro's basic mobility is organization, no timing involved. I apart, but Steve and Betsy have pro- mission in space, and Alice Walker from a smaller ghetto to a larger one. hate people who are organized. You How can anyone plan their week out claimed undying love... until tomor- My real reason for writing this light receiving the Pulitzer Prize will be We can never be satisfied as long as know the type. They have lists for like that ? I mean what happens when row. piece of fluff is to tell all you orga- entered. our children are stripped of their everything. you run into a friend and spend 10.2 nized list people that making lists to selfhood and robbed of their dignity minutes more than allowed on your I got so involved in As the World remind you of everything you have to On the political front, the victories by signs stating for whites only. We I mean they have lists upon lists time chart talking? Your whole week Turns that my list got lost somewhere Set, do, read and write is no way to of Mayor Washington of Chicago and cannot be satisfied as long as the upon lists. is off by 10.2 minutes and you are between the television and the ve your life. Mayor Goode of Philadelphia will be Negro in Mississippi cannot vote and really screwed up. kitchen. The worst part about orga- included. The legislation making a Negro in New York believes be has Lists telling them to remember nized list people is that they have one All those lists clutter your mind and Martin L. King Jr.'s birthday a na- nothing for which to vote. No, no we when to do their wash or to take out I love the things you want to ac- tional holiday will get rave reviews. list to remind them of another list and your desk and your house... the list are not satisfied and we will not be the garbage. Lists telling them to complish' list. I tried that once over another list to remind them of that list goes on and on and on... Although mentioned, Jessie Jackson's satisfied until Justice rolls down like study for calculus or when to call their Christmas break. candidacy for the presidency of the the waters and righteousness like a boyfriend/girlfriend. United States will not get the attention mighty stream." The funny part about lists is that Teresa Perretti, a staff reporter for it rightly deserves. Pep rallies for You know - read "1984," type up they pile up. Have you ever been in a the news is a junior magazine Journa- local high school football teams will That excerpt from King's speech, Once you start making lists there is resume, work on meaningful projects. list persons home? lism major from Toledo, Ohio. receive more enthusiasm. compared with the black man's pre- sent condition in today's society, The rest of the obsolete disserta- clearly shows that short of a perfect, tions will run the gamut of earpierc- flawless society, the conditions for S, emotional outcries against social Education in the twenty-first century freedom have been met istices, racism, prejudices and If there are additional tangible con- by Dr. Ross Miller dents by 2006: "No two people grad- schools: "Let us begin the day with a Trevor Phillips, EDFI, foresees a poverty still suffered by black Ameri- ditions unique to our race which must uate with the same courses, prayer. After all, the children are day when admission to a College of cans. be addressed, they must be artic- experiences, projects... Indlviduali- allowed to decline participation." The Education will be as difficult as get- ulated, and a strategy must be de- zation is managed to a great extent by practice, however, is not as innocuous ting into medical school, with strin- Meanwhile, the relentless support- vised to accomplish them. On the What will BGSU be like in 2004? What Interactive electronic communica- as it first appears, fears Darrow. gent academic and personal ers and sympathizers of Civil Rights other hand, if the evidence shows, as I will grade school or high school be tion." There is subtle pressure to conform requisites. and Black History Month, who con- believe it will, that all races of man- like? BGSU faculty members envi- among non-Christian children, and tinue to listen to the purported ideas, kind are victims of racism, poverty sion the central role of high technol- Classroom experience and individu- even Christians who would prefer not Fantasy can be fun. It may also be will end these symbolic occasions and social injustice, for the sake of ogy in future education: alised instruction via machines are to participate. essential. The future we Imagine (col- without a feeling of victory. Rather, our posterity, we must proclaim our combined In the projections of Beth lectively) may be the future we get, to they will succumb to the overall sig- freedom as a people and tackle these Tom Klein, EiwHth imagines Casey, Center for Educational Op- The conformity of the high tech, some degree at least. What do we nal delivered in the reports that the conditions throughout the world as "Schools of Sensory Education^a la tions: "She has not seen her professor Job-prep public educational system, want our (today's students') chil- black American still is not free. only free men can. Woody Allen as one private sector in two weeks. The class is a lecture- will lead to the development of alter- dren's education to be? Programming Likewise a new platform and new, option in higher learning. All school- discussion and the teacher has a native systems, suggests Pat for a societal slot determined by some The horror of these yearly, dispar- more marvelous tribute to Martin L. ing beyond age 12 will be optional rather hectic style. She prefers her Schnapp, English. She imagines "Ex- authority? The opportunity to dis- aging outcries is the damage that we King Jr., beckons. It seems that the because of institutional reductions video disc. Her eyes slide slowly along ploration Communities'' where fac- cover and develop personal potential? are inflicting on ourselves. More im- occasion of Black History Month 1964 made necessary by lack of public the walls of her study, and she notes ulty and students live together to Preparation for responsible cit- portantly, one shivers when contem- presents a most suitable time to begin support. her film and text collection. The com- pursue learning focused on "under- izenship in the "brave new world" to plating the harm caused by the this pursuit - proclaim emancipation, puter hums quietly and speaks softly standing the contemporary human come? withering hopeless attitudes we are then and only then, credit Martin L. Futurist Ron Cote, EDIC, on the when she presses the button for the situation and... the ongoing human shaping for our children's future. King Jr. as the emancipator. other hand, imagines free higher edu- second assignment" search for meaning ana purpose in Miller is a guest columnist for the cation for all citizens between the life, looking at historical precedents News and will be speaking on this To gain a perspective, it is nec- ViUery is a Community Relation Offi- ages of 17 and 30 with individualized Arthur Darrow, Management, and answers as well as contemporary topic tonight at at 7:30 p.m. as a part essary to look backward to King's cerin Fort Sam Houston, Texas and is degree programs for all BGSU stu- paints an Orwellian scene for public ones." of Values and Ethics Week IMS speech, "I Have A Dream." a guest columnist for the Sews. Clear Views £>'/ T. Downing and T. Clean/

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oopynghi 1M4by teBQNMn rJ rtg E (Mortal and Buamaaa OMOM 108 Unlwxaty Hal , Booing Oman State UnfcanWy Bowfcig Qraan. Ohio 43403 Phona: (41») 372 2801 Hour. 8 am lo 6 p.m. Monday trough Friday campus/local bg riews/lebruary 15,1964 3 Qualifications reviewed Responsibility key to RAs by Rita Glnley thing that you've got to want to do or tive functions, counseling and advis- slatf reporter youll be miserable," he said. ing of students, programming of hall According to Bill Lanning, director and building activities and discipline. Not everyone has what it takes to be of Residence Life, "there are a num- The candidate goes through a selec- a resident adviser, but those applying ber of rewards that go along with the tion process that consists of three will find out soon whether or not they job. The students are paid once phases. The first is an initial inter- have it monthly and by their second year, the view before a team comprised of two According to Lori Schuchart, hall amount paid approaches the cost of resident advisers and a hall director. director of McDonald West, prospec- room and board. The person is evaluated by that team tive resident advisers should "have "There are also a number of intan- and if found qualified, goes onto the the capability to stand out as a role gible rewards," he said. next phase. In the second phase, can- model and... have the potential to be Sean Tullis, freshman undeclared didates work as a group to solve a a leader." major, said he believes being a resi- problem while being evaluated. The They should also be a good resource dent adviser would benefit him in a final phase is the in-hall interview in person, knowing the campus and be- number of ways. which the candidate is interviewed in ing able to direct other students, "It will be a learning and growing the balls in which he/she would like to Schuchart added. experience for me. Ill be able to learn work. Jamie Harter, Kreischer Quadran- more about myself and I'll have the In addition to the interviewing and gle director and chair of the Resident chance to meet new people," he said. evaluation, those selected must at Adviser Selection Committee said, Mary Anne Giampetro, freshman tend an eight-week resident adviser "We are looking for leaders who are undeclared major said, "I think being training course, and they must pass a active and dedicated. We want people a resident adviser would give me a final exam in order to be hired. who demonstrate a high level of matu- sense of responsibility and the oppor- Caroline Moore, 19, business pre- A fowl date rity and motivation.1^. tunity to deal with all sorts of people law major, said she felt the selection "Committment is especially impor- and situations." process was very fair. tant here. Being a resident adviser is "It was fun, and it was nice that I (above) Contestants Michelle Mau- a 24-hour job that affects your studies THE RESPONSIBILITIES of the was able to meet some new people," pin, Patricia Beckmann and Kath- and your social life, and It's some- resident adviser include administra- she said. leen Yamashiro react to a message from Freddie Falcon during the "Dating Game" held Monday in dateline— the Grand Ballroom of the Union. Master of ceremonies Wednesday Feb. 15 Basketball - The University women's demar Velasquez will discuss, "The Mark Welfley relayed questions Values and Ethics Week - Dr. Rich- team will host Western Michigan Uni- Future of the Farm Labor Organizing from the Falcon, who never ard Kahoe will discuss "Hope: Value versity at 5:30 p.m. in Anderson Committee" at 8 p.m. in 200 Moseley speaks, to the contestants, (right) for Healing of Discouragement and Arena. Hall. Free and open to all. Maupin, whom Freddie chose as Meaninglessness of Life," at 10:30 his date, ponders a question. a.m. in the Antioch Room of St. European Cycling Extravaganza - An Dateline, a daily service of tbe News, Thomas More Parish, 425 Thurstin informational meeting about a bicy- lists dates and times of campus and "Discussion: Psychology/Theo- cling tour will be heldat 7:30 p.m. in events. Submissions by all organiza- logy" at 1:30 p.m. in 105 Psychology 111 Business Administration Building. tions are welcome and must be turned Building. Both speeches are free and in typed and double spaced one week bg news staff/James Youll open to all. Values and Ethics Week Even- -Bal- prior to tbe event. NEW DELI IS NOW OPEN! 352-1504 FANTASTIC PRICES! FREE DELIVERY 5th Annual Triathlon 50* OFF ANYREGl Saturday, April 28th Raindate: April 29th OR LARGE SUB Exj*r«.r.b.»,llM 2 FREE 7-UPs Distance Of events: Swra 1 mite Cyde 24 ralesliDdividualsl & 12 miles (leamst Run - 9 miles Divisions: hdviduali. mJUmimA tern Corfpmfctton For more 14J2E.WOOSTER w/ ANY LARGE SUB Sign ap By Afrf 6 h the Student Recreation Center Information FOR FAST FREE DELIVERY (1) COUPON PER ORDER EXPIRES 2-20-84 Participants meeting Math7.930PM (Mesami call 372 2711

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Saturdays 10:00-3:00 starting 2/4/84 I Good in-house only 4 bg newsJfebruary 15, 1984 ■ campus/local— More votes for USG Outdoor education adventurous by Teresa Perretti "We got a chance to find pretty good," Washbush by Michelle Maulorlco and recreation because of search, Iida goes on Uni- stall reporter out what other students are said. reporter his concern for children. versity ski trips and gives doing with their govern- "We have been doing "The children (in Japan) skiing lessons. Also a lover Improving voter regis- ments and how they handle things right all along -peo- Although he can be found don't have the opportunity of camping, Iida said he tration and participation in voter registration," she ple at the conference knew on the ski slopes in his to play in the natural envi- spends tour months of the Undergraduate Student said. about Ohio and our na- spare time, Dr. Minoru ronment, because most of year away from home -two Government were topics "We found out that all tional voter rgistration Iida, associate professor of them have grown up in the months camping in the discussed at a national student governments have drive," Baird said. Outdoor Education and city area," be said. "The summer and two months conference held at Har- the same problems: a lot of Speaking at the confer- Recreation, did not travel natural environment offers skiing in the winter. vard this weekend, accord- them are internal, Brian ence were Jesse Jackson to the United States from many adventurous activ- He said he has adapted ing to Karen Washbush, Baird, USG president said. and Ralph Nader. Japan for a ski adventure. ities to the children." well to American life and, USG vice president. About 11 percent of stu- According to Baird, While in Japan, and with although he thinks the peo- With the upcoming elec- dents were registered to Jackson spoke mainly on his skis off, Iida did exten- Some of these activities of Bowline Green are tions of executive officers vote in last year's elec- voter registration drives sive research on the effects include camping and ad- d, he would never con- and senators-at-large, the tions. and the responsibility of outdoor adventure activ- venture courses, (an obsta- sider permanent residency conference proved to be "We thought that was a young people nave when ities on children. He is now cle type course, also called here because of his teach- — beneficial, Washbush pretty low number, but we doing more research in confidence courses or ac- ing career in Japan. found out that it is consid- 'Jackson talked about environmental education, tual socialization experi- USG representatives at- ered high. A lot of schools the importance of young adventure activities and ence). He said be is "I have many good grad- tending the conference only had two percent of the people today, how it is your recreation and camping. interested in the motiva- uate students in Japan who learned by talking to other student body voting in elec- right to vote, your priv- Iida said he chose the tion and achievement of are very helpful to me. We students. tions. That made us feel ilege," Washbush said. field of outdoor education children in these areas. also have a very good pro- He works with fifth and fessor-student sixth graders and junior relationship," he said. high students, and said Because he is a ski lover, Hair Unlimited that playing in the national Iida finds one drawback 143 W. Wooster 353-3281 environment is important about Bowling Green. Black Student Union to the development of the "It's too flat," he children's sell concept. laughed, "it needs more Precision Hair Cut $6. mountains." IIDA IS ON a year's sab- Iida came to the United Meeting no appointment necessary batical from Tsukuba, Ja- States in 1975 to earn his w•/coupon til 2/25 I pan, about 30 miles from Ph.D. at Pennsylvania Thursday, February 16, 1984 Tokyo. He lives in Bowling State University because bg news staff/Sue Cross The Tanning Center Green with his wife and the University of Tsukuba Dr. Minoru Iida 7:30 in the Amani one-year-old child. then did not have a doctor- at Hair Unlimited As a break from his re- ate program. Relax while you tan on our We will be discussing events upcoming for New Europeon Sunbed Free Trial Visit s visits $35 Black History Month W/C0 0n /2 'Cash for Cans' returns L-iflttE-^JL^c0VPON JiP H12 Lm by Patty Rltter books this semester by terest Group's recycling stall reporter sponsoring its annual Cash center, stationed in the Fo- Support the for Cans project. rum of the Student Serv- March of Dimes United Way Hie Environmental In- Students can receive 20 ices Building on Tuesdays CARTY MAMMOTH 0*It-OS KXJNOUONBIHI terest Group is trying to cents per pound for the from 10:30 a.m to 3:30 pjn. People Helping People relieve the winter blahs on aluminum cans they bring Starting two years ago. many students' pocket- into the Environmental In- the Cash for Cans project has evolved into a fund- raising project for the RENTALS HOUR group. Despite the money- LETS B0 making aspect, the project APARTMENTS - 9 month individual has turned into one of recy- cling and conservation leases RESUME! ICE awareness, Amy Kiesel, senior environmental sci- ence and biology major, 2 bedroom/4 students starting at introducing the FASTEST Turnaround TOBOGGANING said. •$110.°° a month/$495.00a semester per in Bowling Green from the Resume PRO'S. According to Harold A one page Resume Typeset and Printed in SAT. FEB. 18 Ward, coordinator of this person year's project, the group 48 Hours $7.50 includes admission only nets a 9 cent prom per Also 2/3 students rentals without any rush charges! pound for the cans that are JtH, dec's - OurSirvicms Art transportation arftf reflTaf ^Tteta something that HOUSES for 4-5-6-8 students Many. ■ .So Give Us everyone can participate a Call SIGN UP HOW in," Ward said. "And the all near campus 352-5762 PA YMENTDUE IN UAO OFFICE student responses so far have been encouraging." SUMMER RENTALS Special Rates ~**°-^~ 111S.M.In The group had a record Phone for Appointment or first day tor the project WINTER SPECIPL when they netted 224 further Information pounds of aluminum cans, Ward said. 352-7365 3525556 iP I T C H E R 13 In. One "That's a lot of cans KM Plua when one pound averages J4.50 between 20 and 25 cans per j NIGHT Ph. 352-5166 pound," Kiesel added. 203 North main Cash for Cans has also Open 4 p.m. 6 become a popular money- jaN\OUR(X\MPIANS I WEDNESDAY Additional k*m> 7b* «a ptSSr ^ raiser for dorm floors, as well as for individuals, she AND GO FOR JOSTENS GOLD tnteunn GiMt.k*.i.i.<> 1^—3-17-84 said. one coupon OK pizza "The interest in recy- cling is definitely increas- WINfER"SPEORL ing and people are ■ becoming more aware of IO In. One what they can do to help Iteo Plua the environment," Sue Bu- 93.00 chanan, junior environ- Ph. 352-5166 S~~\ mental science major, From 7 till Close said. at *£Xr oBaleto* The only problem the i group has encountered Holiday Inn with the recycling project, 'MIMUVIIT CNng.kntolm If" 3-17-84 has been sorting the cans BENTLEY'S LOUNGE one coupon per oliia to make sure they are all aluminum. L "Most of the cans in the dorm cafeterias are alumi- num, but we always have those that will try to sneak TAKE HOME something else in - a mag- net won't stick to alumi- UNIVERSITY VILLAGE BAKED CHICKEN num cans, but will to a & 1/2 of Fresh Baked Chicken steel one," Kiesel said. UNIVERSITY COURTS 1/2 lb. of Potato Salad or Slaw STUDY Roll with butter -pickle BRITISH 1 APARTMENTS 2 of Lou's Cookies MASS MEDIA IN LONDON SPECIAL IIVTTODUCTORY OFFER Fork • Napkin • Salt • Pepper LADIES' KOK GOLD MEN'S I0K GOLD 99 * Sixteenth Annual ADAGIO CARAVEL Summer Seminar $2. 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mim- inlormihon contact• 1068 N. Main St. ■Dr. Robert Grtenbcrx School ol rommunk jlions & Thcatrr rrmpk Univtnlly IOSTENS IS THE OFFICIAL AVWRDS SUPPLIER OF THE 1984 OLYMPIC GAMES. 352-8434 Mb., PA 10122 tiorw 12151787.1902 state/world bg newi/fobruary 15,1964 S Ohio utility rates higher Weeds may supply nation with oil than neighboring states CINCINNATI (AP) - cent of the country's oil said Calvin's production they were in the 70s, he'd field for a aeries of Melvin Calvin, a Nobel right away, using set-aside could become more com- be in business today. lectures. Prize-winning researcher land alone." petitive if oil prices in Calvin, a chemistry pro- COLUMBUS (AP) - De- "In the six Ohio cities in Philadelphia had the high- who realized in the 1970s Calvin said the weeds crease, particularly as the fessor at the University of Calvin said several oil spite a slowdown in the the survey the increase est monthly bill at $152*4. that America cannot con- could be grown on land world's supply dwindles. California at Berkeley, companies, which he did growth of utility bills, a !iercentage-wise was Toledo was second with tinue to rely on finite oil that the U.S. Department was awarded a 1961 Nobel notldentify. have 'iaken six-state Consumers' ower, 2.7 percent com- $147.47. Pittsburgh was supplies, said there's a of Agriculture is paying "The key question is, can Prize in chemistry for his an interest in this and are Counsel survey showed pared to S percent for the third at $143.18. plentiful, renewable farmers to keep out of pro- he compete?" Vivari said work in photosynthesis. He doing some experiment- yesterday Ohioans pay eight other cities in sur- Columbus - using the source for petroleum - duction. That way, he said, of Calvin. "If world prices recently visited Witten- tag, but they're not doing more than their neighbors rounding states," Spratley regular rate offered by Co- weeds. the growth of weeds for oil had continued rising as berg University in Spring- much talking about it" for natural gas, electricity said. lumbus and Southern Ohio Calvin said he has been would not interfere with and telephone service. "However, you'll notice Electric - was fourth at experimenting with a proc- grain price supports. The study compared util- the combined costs in Ohio $142.56. Based on the small ess to use a latex liquid "But the USDA has rules ity costs, based on average are still higher -$136 to use rate the utility offers, obtained from weed stalks. against such things," Cal- consumption levels, In $131," be said. the city was also fifth at which can be processed vin said. "You see, this Ohio's six largest cities Spratley traced the $138.41. into petroleum. isn't just a scientific issue, False alarms prove costly with the eight largest cities slower rate of growth to a Dayton was the sixth He said there are numer- it's a political problem." in surrounding states. leveling off of natural gas most expensive at $135.28 ous weeds which could pro- COLUMBUS (AP) - chael Fiorini, battalion two ladder trucks, a Combined costs as of De- prices, regulatory deci- monthly followed by De- vide the latex, including CALVIN SAID his exper- Shaving cream, deodor- chief of the Columbus medic squad, a rescue cember 31, 1983, were sions benefiting residential troit, $134.82; Akron, euphorbia, the plant fam- imental "energy planta- ant, cigar smoke, Fire Department. squad and two battalion pegged at $138.48 monthly customers and consumer $134.19; Indianapolis, ily which includes the poin- tions" on a northern shower steam and cock- "Each new group learns chiefs answer every in the Ohio cities compared pressure. $132.88; Lexington, Ky., settia. and asclepiadaceae, California ranch yield six roaches have contrib- something about it (set- campus alarm and it to $131.65 in the biggest "THE DOUBLE-DIGIT $130.39; Cleveland, to which milkweed be- to eight barrels of oil per uted to false fire alarms ting off alarms). We costs $5004600 per run. cities of neighboring yearly increases the big $128.84; Cincinnati, longs. acre annually at a cost of by smoke detectors in have to run on every call Don Wintringnam, as- states. cities in this region have $128.64; Grand Rapids. The weeds he has been about $32 a barrel. That Ohio State University because there might be sistant chief of the cam- But Consumers' Counsel seen for the past several Mich., $126.72; Fort growing for his experi- makes it slightly more ex- buildings. a problem." pus fire safety division, William Spratley said the years moderated last year, Wayne, Ind., $118.12, ana ments don't die when cut, pensive than the $29-per- Lt. Steven Mangtai, a said there are more rate of increase In Ohio, as we hope this trend contin- Louisville, Ky., $114.17. if harvested two to three barrel oil the United States "A good percentage of fire investigation super- than 8,000 smoke detec- well as Pennsylvania, ues," Spratley said. The comparison is based inches from the soil, so is currently importing. the alarms are caused visor, said 32 people tors in campus dormito- Michigan, Indiana, Ken- The average combined on monthly consumption of they will grow back and U.S. Energy Department by students." said Mi- manning three engines, ries. tucky and West Virginia cost in the 14 cities was 13,000 cubic feet of natural produce again. They can spokesperson Jay Vivari slowed during 1983. $133.91 as of Dec. 31,1983. gas, 500 kilowatts of elec- survive on little water, Overall, the average Utility costs in Toledo. Co- tricity and basic telephone making them suitable for combined monthly utility lumbus, Dayton and Akron service as of Dec. 31,1983. dry soil. I bill in the 14 major cities were above average while Cost to consumers of the 17 'There's no limit to this UNIVERSITY THEATRE surveyed rose 3.9 percent rates in Cleveland and Cin- percent boost recently ap- when you start to think NEW DELI IS NOW last year compared to 22.8 cinnati fell below it. proved for Ohio Bell were about it," Calvin said. "It PRESENTS percent reported in 1982. Of the 14 cities surveyed, excluded from the survey. could easily supply 10 per- OPEN! I TARTUFFE FANTASTIC PRICES! 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Booker was recruited by de- Booker James is the man to be- fending NCAA champion North ware of tonight - he leads MAC SARAJEVO, Yugoslavia (AP) - wanted it to be," said the three-time Hamilton's coach, Don Laws, said A battered and bruised Bowling Carolina State, but opted to come freshmen in both scoring (14.0 Scott Hamilton, heavily favored for world champion, who came close to confidently: "No, they won't touch Green basketball squad will suit up to BG when the Wolfpack signed a points per game) and rebounding an Olympic figure skating gold banging into the corner walls on one him." for an 8 p.m. contest tonight Jailer guard. (6.7 ppg.). Guard Cordell Eley pro- medal, stayed ahead yesterday de- trip around the rink. against cellar-dweller Western "I nave no questions about vides the other scoring punch, av- spite losing the men's short program His marks ranged from 5.7 to 5.9s "He'd have to be fifth in freeskatine Michigan at Anderson Arena. Frank starting," Weinert said. eraging 13.7 ppg. to Canada^ Brian Orser. from the nine Judges. The U.S. judge and he's never been below first" in 15 Neither David Jenkins nor Paul "I'm sure he'U be very nervous, "They're the kind of team that Ice dancers, led by Jayne Torvill gave him 5.9 of a possible 6.0 for both straight championships, Laws said. Abendroth will play tonight - both but he's a fine athlete. Frank shows plays well on the road," Weinert and Christopher Dean, skated for required elements and presentation. Orser, who was fifth overall after are sidelined with ankle injuries. a lot of composure on the court and said. "They haven't been drawing medals later last night at Zetra ''Every now and then I'll lose the finishing seventh in figures, skated Jenkins went down during last is well-respected by everyone - big crowds at home because they Arena, with the British couple ex- short It's kind of a test of nerves..." with flair and and impressed the Wednesday's Kent State game, both on-and-off the court." haven't won that many games. But pected to win the gold medal. Hamilton said. judges with his presentation. while Abendroth pulled up lame Another freshman, 6-7 Bob Nass, when they go on the road and play Jean-Christophe Simond of France He said he had a poor warmup and Dressed in tiger stripes and skating last Saturday against Ball State. will spell either Taylor or Booker at a packed, screaming arena, they remained second overall behind Ham- that he had been distracted by follow- to a medley from the musical "Cats, THE VOID will be filled by 6- at the wings if either gets into foul get pumped up and play a good ilton and West German Rudi Cerne ing all the other events at the Games he opened strongly with a difficult foot-2, 190-pound freshman wing trouble. Freshman Mike Maleske game." was third. The order was unchanged and didn't concentrate on the short tripie lutz-double loop combination Frank Booker. Seeing action in 18 will be stepping in to give a The Falcons are just getting over from Monday's compulsory event. program. jump and skated the other require- games this season, Booker has breather to either Colin Irish or Bill a mild two-game slump after con- Brian Boitano, 20, of Sunnyvale, ments for a strong finish. been one of BG coach John Wei- Faine at the posts. secutive losses to NIU and Kent Calif., skated strongly in the short nert's favorite first-subs along with Nass, said to have an "outstand- State. But BG responded in fine program - which counts 20 percent of Except for one 5.7 in both required Abendroth. ing shooting touch" in the BG press fashion last Saturday against the the total score - for a third-place elements and presentation from the Abendroth, who is on crutches, guide, has lived up to the billing. Cardinals, handing a 74-45 thump- finish. He moved up from eighth place Yugoslav judge, Orser received all will also sit out Saturday's Mid- Although he's only played in eight ing to the MAC doormats. after school figures to sixth overall. 5.8s of a possible 6.0. American Conference game at games and put up six shots from ''Last Saturday's game was Cerne, dressed in a white and black played by a hard-nosed and unself- The other UTS. entry, Mark Cocke- Q8P Ohio University. Jenkins did not the field - he s connected on all six. rel] of Los Angeles, was 17th overall. "I got on the ice and all of a sudden tuxedo outfit, also landed a double- participate in yesterday's practice, BG, CURRENTLY 6-6 in the ish offense, and a hard-nosed, un- He finished 17th in the short program - bam, Olympics, short prorgam, do triple combination jump and twirled but is questionable for Saturday's MAC and tied for fourth place with selfish defense. Both Colin (Irish) and was 18th after figures. or die and people are yelling my quickly on his spins. contest. Northern Illinois and Toledo, faces and Bill Faine played anexcelllent Hamilton, 25, of Denver, skated all name. So I started to get excited," he The 23 Men will skate for medals "This has been some year with a 2-10 Bronco squad whose two lone game." the required jumps in the two-minute said. tomorrow night. injuries," Weinert said. "It just MAC victories have come on the Irish had probably his best all- short program, but his camel spin "So it was calm down. Let's re- Women begin their three-part com- goes on a week-to-week, game-to- road against Ball State and Central around game of the season against was slow and he lacked his usual member what we're out here for and petition today with compulsory fig- game basis. You just don't know Michigan. the Cardinals, leading all players verve. skate a clean short program." ures. Medals competition is on what to do." The Falcons beat WMU 5M4 with 21 points and 17 rebounds. "The camel wasn't what I quite Asked if he can beaten for the gold, Saturday. !WB|H55W^^^W»?Wm™|M|Hm|!|!p^^

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And it can ^B I ^M T r ^VeleS ■haaeaaiiite^a^eaP ' ^^^8 ■BBBBBBB' «^^* t Bednn fare,, apt. with ^^H Pa^^ Your job will involve long hours and relocation, but it can be a rewarding ^^^^^^^ career as you grow with Hills. garbage disposals * dish washers To learn more about the outstanding opportunities Hills can offer, why ' not talk to one of our Personnel Representatives. Upper Units Just bring your resume to the placement office so we'll be 2388/sem&elec. certain to see you when we're on your campus. Basement Units We'll be there on Feb. 29 and March 1. 2028/sem&elec. Contact your placement office for details. CALL 352-0717 sports. bg news/february 15.1984 7 Falcons' Powers the void Correction EDITORS NOTE:The national oy J»an DRH95 competing against Kruzich and Col- shots, the same type of shots that beat hockey polls listed in yesterdays BG sports reporter lins for ice time. Kruzich the night before. News were incorrect. The But, nervousness did not stop Pow- "Sitting on the bench Friday night, WDOM/CHSB Media Poll should have Dressed as Bowling Green's back- ers from impressing BG and WMU I watched the game trying to pick up been titled as the WMPL/Coaches up goalie last Friday night, sopho- fans Saturday night ui the Lawson Ice certain things certain players did, * Poll, and the WMPL/Coaches Poll more Eddie Powers never thought he Arena, as he turned away 31 shots on he said. "I saw the moves Dorian listed was last weeks poll. The follow- would find himself in the nets for the goal while the Falcons downed V.e made on Cruiser (Kruzich) and when ing polls are correct and The News Falcons against Western Michigan. Broncos, 4-2. he made them on me, I was ready." regrets the error. But, when BG's leading goaltender "The players gave me a lot of Powers said the Falcon de- Gary Kruzich was injured during the moral support before and during the fensemen backed him up well, stop- WD01*CMM MEOA POU. third period, Powers was ready to fill game," the young goaltender said. ping outside shots and picking up team the void in the nets in Kalamazoo. "That's what I really needed." rebounds after Bronco shots on goal. overall vot»« PI*. 1)RPI (26-3) (7) 96 Powers got the call, since BG's other Powers found out after Friday He added that BG played its kind of 2)Minn. Dulth goalie, Wayne Collins, was also side- night's game he would be minding the game that night, with solid checking (22-9-2) (2) 87 3)BQ (27*2) (D M lined with a hamstring pull. nets again on Saturday, and the only and skating - making his job a little 4)BU Powers, a former Bowling Green "practice" he had before that game bit easier. (22-5) 68 S)N.Dak (25-8-2) 80 Ugh school player, had only played was the Falcons' routine stretching "Eddie played well in the net," 6) Minn six minutes this season prior to Fri- workout that morning. WMU's head coach Bill Wilkinson (23-0-2) 38 7)MSU (26-9) 36 day night's appearance. But, the "I Just wanted to get into the game said after the game. "You've got to 7)BC third-string goalie seized the opportu- and get things started," Powers said, give him a lot of credit." (20-7) 36 9)OSU (23-8-1) 28 nity to prove himself a capable net- referring to his feelings during that "I had planned to go to the game 10)Prov. minder, HnUMng out the remainder day. whether Eddie had played or not," (18-8-1) 16 of the game and starting in goal for But as the first puck of the night Richard Powers, Eddie's father, said. the first time in his BG career Satur- was dropped, Powers looked a little "I was very surprised, but excited to WUPUCO»CH£8 KXJ. uneasy ui the Falcon net. When Pat find out he'd be playing." The elder team overall votee Pt». i came off the bench and did Ryan's first shot of the game beat Powers is the University's director of 1)RPI a great job for us," BG head coach purchasing. • (26-3) (7) 96 Powers from the left side, the sopho- 2)Mlnn. Dulth (22-9-2) (3) 90 Jerry York said. "We were confident more goaltender said be felt it was "I needed this game - it gave me a 3)BQ (27-3-2) 78 he could do the job." going to be a long night. lot of confidence," he said. "Each 4) N.Dak (25-8-2) 66 Powers took over for Kruzich at the "It is a tributelo Eddie's character chance I get I'm going to give 110 5)BU (22-5) 68 6:53 mark of the third period on to sustain that first goal and mentally percent." 6)MSU (26-9) 40 Friday, when BG was down 6-1. The come back and play well," York said. York said Powers will start in the 7) Minn. (23-9-2) 42 Broncos put two goals past Powers, Powers appeared more confident nets for the Falcons against Michi- gan-Dearborn this weekend at the Ice 8)OSU (23-8-1) 29 but he stopped six other shots on goal. by the second period and made seve- 9)BC (20-7) 20 Powers said he was nervous going ral key saves on the nation's leading Arena. Number one and two goaltend- 10)Wisc (19-13-1) Into the game at that point, but he scorer, WMU's Dan Dorian. Powers ers Kruzich and Collins continue to be UeftHoii 11 knew his chances to play were few, stopped Dorian on two breakaway sidelined with the pulled hamstrings. Bowling Oreen's Eddie Powers (29) stop» Western Michigan Dan Dorlon 17) shot. Also In front of the net is an unidentified Falcon player. T FRAZEE AVENUE 352-1596 352-7571 APARTMENTS Field Manor Apts. EAST Pagliai's SOUTH 440 E. Court 945 S. 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TOWNE ROOM OF THE UNION All day tournament FEATURES prizes for best male & ARMOUR-DIAL female billiard players Presentation by Sales Managers TRIP TO TOLEDO Joe Alge and Mike Keller (Chicago trip participants must attend or contact Sponsored by the Black Student Union Carle Crouse at 372-5594) Saturday February 18, 1984 >-q xe xe xe xe xe xe xe xe xe xe xe xe xe xe j Program includes: Xi When its gotta be pizza 3:00 - 5:00 p.m.: Stokley Carmicheal (Kwame Toure) THE BROTHERS OF THETA CHI 7:30 - 10:00 p.m.: Annual BSU (Toledo) its got to be Pisanello's Fashion & Talent Show CONGRATULATE THEIR NEW ACTIVE MEMBERS: and subs too! According Transportation provided. to a BGSU preference Contact the BSU office at 2-2692 for sign-up sheet. Dave Drury Ron Gunton survey, students prefer Paul Bates Bob Laird Pizza to hamburgers. Scott Calhoun Tim McGovern According to National THE BROTHERS OF Rick Crouse Tim Myers Restaurant Association PI KAPPA PHI Joe Cunningham Rick Neiman tests, Pizza is the better ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE Paul DeGrandis Bill Pullano nutritional value. The Roc Starks WFAL survey rated OUR NEW ACTIVES Andy Filburn Pisanello's Pizza the Calvin Fought Dave Tracht BEST in Bowling Green. Joe Bando Steve Kahle Mike Girouard Brian Welty Give us a chance to Dave Bultinck n Tony Kalich create a meal or a snack K ...AND ANNOUNCES THEIR for you,and ask about Dale Delgado Don Marinoni SPRING 1984 PLEDGE CLASS. our party specials. Jim Deliman Scott Mask Scott Friedman Steve Meadows ony Najmulski Rick DeLambo Jim Kincaid Tim Noonen Pete White ! 75~OFfi Reese Dailey I Any (Mall pizza Rick Lewis with one or More items Dan Frydl Trent Tate i Urge tub 1 Mike Kuzeppa Don Stringer Free Delivery ONE COUPON PER PIZZA Frank Delvescio Troy Rama !pt©**I ' ■**""OPIN 4 P.m. 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