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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. WORKMEN FROM THE Trlsco Systems got a "Penthouse" view of the West. The letters, which illuminate at night, are displayed from a set of windows N'w* Pho*° Bv Fr,nk Br*""»"P« University yesterday as they were weatherproofing the south side ol Offenhauer on the 10th floor. The B Slews Vol. 61, No. 202 Bowling 'Green State University Tuesday, November 14, 1978 Federal mediator to supervise strike meeting By Tom Smith Today's meeting is the second in The strike by members of the rather than Nov. I. the date the board of He also canceled last night's scheduled resolve the retroactivity issue, ac- Staff Reporter three days under the direction of Bowling Green Education Association education is willing to grant the raise. board meeting. cording to BGEA president-elect Donald F. Power, Toledo commissioner IBGEA) is in its fifth day and the Powers described the mediation as George Nagy. He said they consented to The two sides of the Bowling Green of Federal Mediation and Conciliation schools still are open. BGEA members DETAILS ON CLASS attendance, the "proceedings of persuasion" which try ask a federal mediator to help solve the teachers' strike will meet at 9:30 a.m. Service. His service was requested make up most of the system's 178 number of substitutes employed and to get the two parties together to find a strike problem. today in Toledo under the supervision of Friday night after the two negotiating teachers and they desire their granted any problems encountered are included solution. The service is voluntary and Power said he contacted the parties a federal mediator. teams met Friday morning. pay raise to be retroactive to July 1 in a news blackout imposed by Power. is offered by the federal government, before an impasse was declared in July he said. and has increased contact since the The bargaining teams met Friday in strike began Wednesday. the Bowling Green Chamber of Com- Power mediated the first meeting merce after being invited by a group of with the two sides Sunday when they downtown businesses Robert H. agreed to the requested news blackout. WLING GREEN JUNIOR HIGH Carlile, president of Huntington Bank Bill Constantine. temporary of Wood County, said the group wanted spokesman for the Bowling Green to bring the two sides together but was Concerned Citizens Committee, said III not trying to force or mediate a set- the group will request the board to tlement. publicly respond, after the blackout, to written questions submitted to board THE TWO SIDES agreed to try to President Raymond Tucker Bakke effect slight on 0CT3I POB LUNCHED* 12 00 University policy By Cynthia Lelse under special admissions policy which MOV 10 END OF » ~ * Staff Reporter reserved 16 places for minorities. The court struck down that program The U.S. Supreme Courts Bakke in a June 28. 5-4 decision and held that decision has had little effect on Bakke unfairly had been denied ad- University minority admissions mission at the school. policies, according to several Although Bakke now is firmly en- University officials. trenched in his medical school text- University legal counsel Myron M. books at Davis, admissions guidelines Chenault and Student Development for other colleges and universities laid Director Dr. Raymond A. Downs said out in the case are not clear. the University never has used strict Most college officials are relying on admission quotas based on race, so the admissions guidelines from an in- striking of such quotas in the Bakke dividual opinion written by Associate case meant little to students. Justice Lewis F. Powell, who was part However, both Chenault and Downs of the majority. It said that although said the decision may have brought an the Davis special-admissions program "attitudinal change," pitting more was unconstitutional, race might be persons against special programs and considered among other factors to considerations for minorities. Chenault maintain diversity in admissions. said there could be a backlash in an HOWEVER. MANY university increasing number of court cases by personnel note that the Powell opinion other persons who claim to be victims was only one of six written by members of reverse discrimination, defined as of the court and the true impact of the the special treatment of minorities to decision is unknown. the detriment of others. In addition, a joint committee of the THAT WAS THE question before the American Council on Education and the court in the case of Allan P. Bakke vs. Association of American Law Schools the University of California in Davis. concluded that the court could make a Bakke, who is white and was an completely different decision if a unsuccessful candidate to the school, slightly different admissions plan claimed to be the victim of illegal comes before it. IN ITS FIFTH DAY. the city teacher strike has catered the This unidentified teacher and other discrimination. He said he was Chenault said University admissions negotiation stage. teachers are still picketing city school buildings. rejected even though several minorities are consistent with the Bakke decision with lower test scores were admitted and probably will stay the same. Failure rate for English 111 drops since 110 By Terry Potosnak the program is effective. Hart said. And its counterpart, English Although the English 110 concept IN ADDITION to writing an essay, exam twice, "they know they can't go Staff Reporter The course was established last year 111B, which deals with problems in appears to be successful. Hart noted the 110 proficiency includes a written on." after instructors noticed that a large organization and development, showed that there still are some students who usage exercise. Part of the program's success story English 110, the University's newest percentage of students were not a 10-15 percent failure rate. have trouble passing that course. If a student fails the exam the first may be told by the teachers They like addition to the "freshman English" passing English 111, Hart said. BUT FIGURES cited at the end of "The students in 110 are by no means time, he has a chance to retake it. Hart working with the problems students sequence, was designed to better English 111A. a course designed to spring quarter reveal that the total slow-as a generalization they are not said. That procedure replaces the old encounter in the course, she said. prepare students for English 111, and deal specifically with problems in failure rate for both English 111 courses slow. They just haven't learned to do appeal system in which students had to Dennis F Shramek. an English 110 according to Kathleen A. Hart, coor- sentence structure and mechanics, has dropped to 18.3 percent since something," she said. go before a board of English instructors teacher, said the course is successful dinator of general studies in writing, showed a 40-50 percent failure rate. English 110 was established. Frequently, the 110 student's writing to appeal a failing proficiency grade. "if people put work into it." Hart said she believed the key to "lacks discipline or control" Hart said. The appeal system "got to the point English 110's success lies in the course ANOTHER MAJOR problem is where they weren't fair. It became this SHRAMEK A i .so noted that students structure. motivation. bizarre beat-the-system kind of thing," who advance to English HI from 110 "It's not a grammar course." Hart "If someone could get students to she said. "The impression was that the have greater success. Inside the News said, adding that students learn to care about what they're saying (when students didn't really understand it Donald A Heneghan, director of the develop proper sentences and they write) and who they're writing to, (appeals) either." writing lab. said the course is suc- FEATURES: See photos and read a review of last weekend's paragraphs until they are able to write it would be the miracle of the century," Hart said she thinks the new ap- cessful because it builds up student successful Chicago concert on Page 3. an essay at the end of the quarter. Hart said. proach to retaking proficiency exams is skills and better prepares them for Rather than memorizing grammar English 110 attempts to do that while "working better than I ever thought it essay writing. SPORTS: Read stories about last weekend's football and hockey rules and punctuating prewritten developing writing skills that students would." "The student who hasn't much SHE NOTED that retakes usually are games on Page (. sentences, Hart explained that 110 may have not exercised in high school, background-it helps them get used to students "learn the rule and produce she added. "way better" than first attempts the idea of developing paragraphs and their own sentences " An end-of-the quarter proficiency because students may not take the first sentences." he said. HighUF (ISC) "THIS IS A different theory from th. exam is required of all English 110 exam seriously or they may be having a Heneghan said he believes that most Low4»F(SC) way it (grammar) used to be taught," students although it is different from bad night for writing. students feel comfortable with English • percent chance of rain Hart said. "The secret is in the ap- those administered to HI and 112 "I feel that students feel if they pass, 110. Weather plication." students. they prove that they can do it," Hart Hart noted that student evaluations of said, adding that if students fail the the course usually are good. guest Column-Betsy Dawson stop trying to make mountains out of mole hills Having read the series of letters of two years now, I have become more really wants to deal with IF THINGS TO ME. MR. FETZER'8 letter was THIRDLY. IN RESPECT to first Please, Mr. Mausheski, come down to opposing view points in last weeks BG involved with independents and find DONT WORK OUT." merely a tearing apart of sentence floor Compton's letter, I did not IMPLY earth and get a grip on the real matter News concerning my letter on the them to be a genuine group of people. NEXT. MIKE FETZER wrote a structure, supposed grammatical that, since (I felt!) the caliber of men at hand. It sounds as though the Sigma Sigma Chi issue, I wish to make my They are real people and aren't out to letter in rebuttal concerning ethical errors and implications in my letter. All chosen to be brothers of Sigma Chi is Chi's are plotting World War III! final point. impress anyone but themselves. It is a guidelines! What has that got to do with of which is totally irrelevant. I wiah to extremely high, "any BG male who is Indeed, the whole issue has been run whole different style than the Greek deciding not to havea party??? inform my dear Mr. Fetzer that, being not a Sigma Chi is not of high caliber." THE WHOLE ORDEAL has become into the ground and I am certain there life-not to say It is any better or any Also, I cannot understand what in the a Journalism major with an English Please, people, take a break! I know extremely boring to me and are those students who are sick of the worse." world the definition of blatant has to do minor, I have had quite a bit of ex- quite a few fraternity men are of high outrageously ridiculous. I feel sorry for letter, including myself and I am sure The second paragraph omitted read: with any of this. I was hardly being perience in writing. If he cares to caliber and are NOT Sigma Chi's. I also the brothers of Sigma Chi for having the brothers of Sigma Chi. However, "This is not an apology on behalf of the blatant and I certainly did not say that organize sentence structure and the know several independent men who are been so degraded. At least they have this time I am writing in defense of brothers of Sigma Chi, nor is it a the brothers of Sigma Chi were being like, I suggest be get a job teaching of the same quality. That doesn't mean each other to count on If no one else out myself. reprimandment to them on behalf of blatant. Maybe Mr. Fetzer should look English 112 - a course I took four years they have to run out and join a there will stand up for them. My purpose, this time around, is to second floor Dunbar. I am SIMPLY up the definition of BLATANT! ago. fraternity to prove it. And for those individuals who wish to point out several instances where the TRYING Td POINT OUT that this sort Mr. Fetzer also stated that I said I But don't tell me how to write and write letters concerning my IM- rebuttal letters were blown out of of thing isWemeaning to the Greek was "degradingly scrutinized" by inform the rest of the campus of my And tell me, first floor Compton, that PLICATIONS, I suggest they consult proportion in regard to the real issue. system (especially Sigma Chi) and only other brothers when I dated a Sigma supposed intended implications without there has not once been a party with me first to get the (acts straight if they After reading those letters, I had to hurts those independents such as the Chi. Very impressive word choice. counsulting me first, I'm certain we are your floor and a male dorm where the can't rationalize another's opinion laugh. The old cliche of "making a girls in Dunbar, increasing their an- However, I hardly implied that! I all old enough to form our own opinions. guys really weren't too good looking as discreetly. Yes, discreetly, Mr. Fetzer. mountain out of a mole hill" couldn't be tipathy towttd Greeks." simply said I was "checked-out" by the And for "the rules and gameplan for far as your tastes are concerned, that And, Mr. Malisheski, this is how I'm more true concerning all of this. There was also one sentence which brothers. I was making a point that it is the day"-I never said there were any. I they weren't a lot of fun to party with playing the game. I could care less if I FIRST OF ALL, I would like to point was edited at the end of the paragraph human nature to "check" others out. simply said that "if we are going to (you've had better) and were actually win or lose-because that's not my out that the BG News took the op- where I stated that it was better not to Tell me Mr. Fetzer has never walked continue to pfty games-let's play fair." bored with the whole thing. point. I rest my case. portunity to edit two paragraphs from invertwine the Greeks and in- across campus checking out female Mr. Fetzer obviously has a day by day As for Mr. Malisheski's letter, I hate my original letter One paragraph dependents. The sentence edited read: students. Hasn't he ever heard of a first account of game plans without asking to even bother. Social elitist cliques, Betsy Dawsoa Is a stadent at the read: "...Having lived off-campus for "...It only causes a scene that no one impression? me for more suggestions. ERA, minority rights and Hitler??? University. opinion 'judgment is founded on truth...' guest column -Christa Peters
blackout a no-no be consjstent when you apply guidelines On Sunday morning, the Bowling Green Education Association and the This is in regards to the debate over tlemen's Quarterly or Trolls in Drag. A anything for the heck of it. Well ap- "yea, they would." Before a group of City Board of Education negotiations teams met with a federal mediator. proper etiquette in planning a party. second thing you'd hopefully look for is parently I was wrong. Apparently the people invests money and time into As a condition set by the mediator, both teams have agreed to a news Mr. Fetzer feels that when Ms. Dawson whether they act like college level men Brothers of Sigma Chi have enough spending an evening with strangers blackout. This means ony information regarding the strike will be said she was "checked out" by the or kindergarden rejects. Now if such a forsight to check out situations before they are probably going to "check them withheld until a compromise has been reached between the two teams. Brothers of Sigma Chi that she really hypothetical situation occured, what they get involved in them. Anyone who out" first. meant she was "degradingly would you think if these two boys' R.A. would agree to party with strangers So, Mr. Fetzer, if you wish to inflict As a result of this blackout, the public information meeting that was scrutinized". Ms. Dawson made no wrote a letter to the editor describing just because it was suggested has no your sordid opinions on this campus scheduled for last night was cancelled. It will be rescheduled when the reference in her letter to have gone your lack of' 'ethical guidelines.'' respect for themselves. I was pleased to once more, and you wish to search my blackout is lifted. through such cruel evaluation which find out that the Sigma Chis have self- paper for contradictions as you did Ms. The blackout also affects the school. There are no attendance reports leads me to believe that this whole issue THE SECOND QUESTION I have for respect. Dawson's feel free to. But don't limit or listings of the number of substitute teachers. is really over whether or not it is ethical the girls of Dunbar, (or their two your criticism to the Sigma Chis. Apply The federal mediator used in the negotiations has no specific purpose to "check out" someone before you plan representatives) is how on earth did A8 FAR AS LABELING an what you term "lack of ethical in the talks except to aid in reaching an agreement between the two on spending a whole evening, not to you choose Sigma Chis to party with? organization audacious because they guidelines" to all fraternities, all teams. The job, is not to strongarm any team, but rather to make mention a lot of money, with them. Why didn't you choose the Phi Taus or have a "select few" that they party sororities and all independents. In recommendations to both sides. Let me ask the girls of second floor Delta Upsilons or any of the other with seems to be ridiculous. All "select short, your criticism applies to all The Bowling Green Teachers Association also is affected by the Dunbar two questions. One, if two boys fraternitys on campus? Was it because few" really means is people who you logically thinking people who "look blackout in that members are forbidden to speak about progress or strike who you never heard of called your you could have possibly "checked out" could get along with well in a partying before they leap." room on Monday and asked two of you a lot of the frats and decided that the situation. Everyone has a "select few" events. to get together about 10 dollars and Sigma Chis would be great to party with the possible exception of the I SUGGEST. IN order to keep your The News believes the blackout has both a good and bad side. meet them in their room to party on with? In other words, were they one of "humans" in Huxley's Brave New temper down, that next time you plan a The News obviously dislikes the use of a media blackout. We have a Saturday night, what would you be your "select few." World, who were demanded to like party, find a group of social outcasts responsibility to cover the strike and a blackout keeps our readers In the doing in between Monday and Saturday Mow I am an independent. I have everyone equally and spend equal time who haven't been asked to do anything dark. night? My guess is you would secretly njfver even considered joining the with everyone. * with anyone in years. They might However, we cannot forget our commitment to children's education. "check them out". As disgusting as it Greek system and so I don't know much I asked a number ol independents immediately say, "yes." Then again, The mediator is being used in a cooperative role, a role that hopefully sounds, it does happen. And what's about the way it is run. But I will say that if the same situation was brought they might first want to "check you will prove successful for teachers, administrators and children. Perhaps worse is nine times out of ten, your this, my respect for the Sigma Chis has up to them that the girls of Dunbar out". the mediator believes a news blackout will hasSsn a settlement, but the Saturday evening plans are going to be increased after reading Mike Fetzer's brought up the Sigma Chis, would they News believes the public has the right to know. constructed around whether the guys letters. I always thought that many want to "check them out" first. My Christa Peters Is a student at the look like they walked out of Gen- frats, including Sigma Chi, tried casual survey unanimously pointed to University. bargaining election
A positive step was taken in the accomplishment of a very important goal -faculty collective bargaining-- with a Board of Trustees vote to allow a faculty election on the issue. (W$k The board accepted several guidelines by University President Hollis A. Moore Jr., guidelines that include voting by both campuses (the main campus and Firelands Branch Campus), and provisions for choosing a bargaining agent and places and time of voting. A six member com- mittee also was established with three members being appointed by Faculty Senate and three members by University Provost Dr. Michael R. Ferrari. The News sees this as a step towards collective bargaining. Even President Moore, who has taken an anti-collective bargaining stand, agreed that the issue should not be stifled. The News believes that collective bargaining may open up many new opportunities for the University. The importance of the faculty in many decision making situations, upgrading of salaries, better grievance solving capabilities and more uniform tenure awarding procedures can only help the University. The Board of Trustees has tackled the problem of collective bargaining in a reolisitic and fair manner by giving faculty the opportunity to vote on the issue. Allowing for the vote is a step in the right direction. 'GWMEN, START YOUK ^IMES. The 3*5 Hews Page*. EDITORIAL STAFF Tuesday. November 14. ItTS Letters editor * |sm lea. plerman These injustices are being in- teacher's pay raises over the last three managing editor roger K. ;owe vestigated and solutions are being years averaged about 3 per cent per news editor Cheryl a. geschke sought by the Students for Fair Housing editorial editor •. .kelth h. iameson fair housing our chagrin year, an amount far below the Con- sports.editor Steven w. Sadler Pricing. sumer Price Index for those years. It is, copy editor lanet k. ropers We are a committee of Political therefore, obvious that the teacher's photo editor devld s. ryan Science students who want to solve this cause is just and we must conclude that entertainment editor ...... marc nutfunln Did you know that five person rooms problem. We believe that the system of wire editor lohn lammers As you may have noticed, the those people whose children are have considerably less space per pricing rooms is unjust and we would Bowling Green Public School teachers crossing the picket lines or who BUSINESS STAFF ' person than two person rooms? like to see it changed. are on strike and have set up picket themselves are doing so are either not This is just one of the problems that is This committee also believes that the lines around each of the city schools. thinking or blatantly functioning as business manager Ilnda berke encountered by students in five person students of BGSU should be aware of advertising sales manager j< colleen dune One of the purposes of these picket lines strike breakers. We hope these people rooms, others include lack of privacy, the wrongs that the administration are is to tell people not to enter the will think about what they are doing difficulty in studying, and health inflicting upon us. We believe in action - buildings to conduct their usual and what will happen to the already The 8C Newt is published dally Tuesday th.ough Friday during the regular school problems (sickness runs wild in these and we need you help. year and weekly during summer sessions by students of Bowling Green State University business. Much to our chagrin, we find marginal Bowling Green education under the authority of the University Publications Committee. rooms.) During the next couple of days a that many of our colleagues are sending system if the strike is broken. Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily relied the opinions of The BO The diversity of lifestyles is another petition will be circulated throughout their children to school and by so doing David S. Newman Newt Editorial Board. big problem. This causes difficulties the campus, asking students to support making them cross picket lines. What is The BO Newt and Bowling Oreen State University In equal opportunity employers Professor of Chemistry when five people can not agree on when our project. Please help us out by even worse, the wives of several of our and do not discriminate in hiring practices. • to go to sleep, get up, study and party. signing this petition. The News will not accept advertising that It deemed discriminatory, degrading or colleagues are working as substitute Elliott BUnn intuiting on the basis ol race, sex or national origin. _ The whole idea of five people being teachers during the strike, which, in the Prof, of Chemistry All rights to material published In The BO Newt are Reserved. thrust into a room built for four is Wendy Jodry vernacular, is called scabbing. These grossly unfair • and when it is com- Matthew Kerns activities result In prolonging or editorial and Businets Oiliest pounded with the fact that the room Battina Mollica David C. Roller 1M University Hall . breaking the strike. Professor of History Bowling Oreen State University rate for a five person room is the same Sharon Herlihy Bowling Green is among the Bawling Oreen, Ohio 43403 as for a two person room, the injustices KathrynCoil wealthier cities in Ohio yet lb) pay scale ---lMlflWMBsJ £ are inconceivable. Students for Fair Housing Pricing Joseph B Perry for teachers Is among the lowest. The Profess or of Sociology Tuesday, November 14, ll7JT»eBG Newi Page 3 Audience captured by Chicago's familiar oldies, new releases Review by Walter Parazaider, on woodwinds, was featured on both To Get You Into My Life," with its famous horn riffs, was Tom McDermott "Hot Streets" and "I Just Want to Be Free." Danny perfect for Chicago's big-band sound. "25 or 8 to 4" allowed Seraphine, on drums, and Laudir de Oliveira on an Dacus an extended solo, during which he dashed all around You'll have to excuse me for a minute assortment of percussion instruments, did a raucous duet the stage, playing from his knees and from the floor. After Okay. I just had to wait for my ears to stop ringing, as did on an extended instrumental just before the first finale. Lee toweling themselves dry and getting something to drink, a few thousand others who left the packed Anderson Arena Loughnane also had a soaring trumpet solo in the same the group members came back and performed a seven- Saturday night after rocking with Chicago. The show was piece. minute version of "I'm a Man," and its intensity was a good and, well, a bit loud. perfect closing to a fine evening of music. The crowd started a rhythmic hand clap-foot stomp at the 8EVE.RAL OF THE songs became audience- Although some latecomers had to stand around for the stroke of 8 p.m. and continued intermittently until the band participation sing-alongs as the crowd welcomed the first few songs while seats were found for them in the dark, came out about 10 minutes later. The band launched into familiar brass opening riffs of "Just You and Me," "If You full house, the sound and acoustics were very good and "Feeling Stronger Every Day" and kept the appreciative Leave Me Now," "Does Anybody Really Know What Time lighting and sightlines were exemplary. audience enthralled through 20 songs for about two hours. It Is?" and "Saturday in the Park". The only persons who may have been slightly disap- The band treated the crowd to two encores and the pointed were those left wondering what happened to "Color THE EIGHT MEMBER group, which will have been audience loved it. The first. Lennon and McCartney's "Got My World." together 12 years in February, had its continued existence threatened earlier this year by the bizarre shooting death of guitarist Terry Kath. The band continued, however, and brought in Donnie Dacus, who was featured in the second song of the show, "We Can Make It Happen." The band then did the title track from its new album, "Hot Streets," which was performed before a back- projected city skyline and contained Chicago's distinctive big-brass sound. Kath's death and replacement was only one major change in the group. Long-time manager-producer Jim Guercio has been replaced by Jeff Wald, whose flair for the extravagant has brought the normally reclusive members of Chicago out into the light of publicity.
CHICAGO HAS BEEN one of rock's premier groups for 10 years and Saturday night's concert gave each member of the band an opportunity to display his own virtuosity. Robert Lamm and Peter Cetera, on keyboards and bass, respectively, do most of the vocals and are the most visible members of the group. The other member of the band who talks to the audience PETER CETERA, lead singer and songwriter, performed is trombonist Jimmy Pankow, who sang a solo in the classic tor a sold-out crowd. "Beginning" and wowed the crowd by removing his shirt halfway through the show. Dacus, as the newest member of the group, was highlighted throughout the show, and his frenzied style of guitar playing was applauded. News Photos by
Frank Breithaupt
CHICAGO played to a packed Anderson Arena last Saturday and left the crowd's ears ringing.
THREE FANS clap for more of Chicago's music. The group played for about two hours.
DONNIE DACUS. new guitarist for Chicago, replaced the late Terry Kath. »»»»»»»*»»»»»«'gtf»»»«'»»«'»«'»
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■ Page« Tlw BG News Tuesday. November 14.1*7* Sports — Ryan makes nationals Falcon icers Kevin Ryan qualified for the NCAA Cross Country Second half kills Falcons Championships Saturday with a 14th place finish at the District 4 meet at Minneapolis to pace Bowling Green to a By Steve Sadler "I figure the critical point was not getting any points in the sweep Vermont seventh place team finish. Sports Editor third quarter when we held the ball for nine minutes and didn't get any points," Stolz said. "We drove the length (of Ryan, the Mid-American Conference individual By Bill Paul champion, was the only runner from the conference to HATTIESBURG. Miss.-The first half of the Bowling the field I, that's just where we can't get over the hump." Assistant Sports Editor Following a touchdown on a 43 yard pass from Jeff qualify, finishing the course in 31:15.3. Sometimes a little positive thinking can goa long way. Just Green-Sourthern Mississippi game was reminiscent of the Steve Lacy led his winning Wisconsin team with a first half of the season when the Falcons effortlessly moved Hammond to Harvey that opened the scoring for the Eagles, ask the Falcons' rejuvenated netminder Wally Charko. 30:18.1 first place finish, while defending champ Marc the ball on the opposing defense the Falcons then went on to play possibly their finest football After tasting three one-goal defeats this season, including of the year. Hunter of Cleveland State was runner-up. two overtime losses to Michigan, Charko did some soul But, unfortunately for the Falcons, the second half of the Bowling Green's Steve Housley finished 26th, Bob Lunn game was a repeat of a beautiful October day in Oxford when Rolling up 204 total yards in the first half against a strong searching last week. The result was a new attitude, which was 35th, Jeff Martin placed 54th and Pete Murtaugh was three critical Mike Wright fumbles cost BG the football Southern Mississippi defense, BG exploded for three straight coupled with a defensive adjustment and all-around team touchdowns to take a 21-7 lead. 65th. effort, combined to give the Falcons 5-2 and 7-2 wins over the game Ryan will compete in the nationals at Madison, Wise, And, like the Miami game, the fumbles crushed the Wright, who broke Mark Miller's all time total offense feisty Vermont Catamounts last weekend at the Ice Arena. Nov. 20. Falcons, as they went on to lose to the Golden Eagles. 38-21 yardage for one season during the game, scrambled 63 yards THE SWEEP UPPED the Falcon record to 5-3 and should against the quick Eagles, and accounted for all three insure their seventh-place ranking in the WMPL Coaches' WITH BG leading 21-14. Wright committed his first fumble touchdowns. Volleyballers fourth Poll. The series was the season-opener for Vermont, who that gave the Eagles the ball on the BG 10 yard line. came up empty despite unleashing 89 weekend shots at It took Southern Mississippi just two plays to score from THE JUNIOR quarterback scored the Falcons first The women's volleyball team upset top-seeded Miami Charko. there, with flanker Chuck Brown taking a pass from quar- touchdown on a six-yard run, the second on a 1-yard run and Saturday and went on to finish fourth in the state "It was by far my best game of the year," Charko said terback Dane McDaniel for nine yards to tie the score. then threw an eight yard pass to tight end Dave Panczyk for volleyball championships. Friday night. "I knew I was going to do it. This was the first On the first play after the ensuing kickoff, Wright fumbled the third score. The Falcons whipped the Redskins 18-16, 15-13 in the time I felt like that all year. I talked to Coach Mason and he again, this time at the 17 yard line, and again it took just two Meanwhile, with freshman tailback Dave Cassell rushing first round in what coach Pat Peterson called "the thrill of told me to play like I was in practice. Our new defense was plays for the Eagles to score This time it came on a 17-yard for 78 yards-including a 45 yard romp which set up the third the season." good. You have to give them all the credit. It was a total team pass from McDaniel to tight end Marvin Harvey. touchdown-the Falcons were able to establish the balanced After defeating the Redskins, BG lost to Cincinnati, but effort," he continued. "I just knew that if I worked hard That made it 28-21 in favor of the Eagles, and they led the attack missing the past few weeks. then defeated Ohio University 15-11,15-4. things would start to work out. And the talks I had with coach rest of the way "As soon as we get that we're better," Stolz said. "Mike "It definitely was the best we've played all season," Mason really helped me." "The fumbles parallel the Miami game so much I thought 1 had a good day, Cassell and (Dave) Windatt had a good Peterson said. "Defeating Miami had to be the highlight "I could see it coming," Mason said. "He's had the best was in the same ballgame." BG head coach Denny Stolz said game. That was nice coming when it did. That's a good of the tournament for us." average in practice of any goaltender in Bowling Green after the game. football team (Southern Mississippi). They're the quickest The Falcons finished the season with a 17-12-2 record. history. And that includes Liut, Sarachman, and even "The fumbles devastated us." team we've played all year." Stankiewicz. I just told him to try to play the same way he did in practice and by Jesus that's what he did. He was more BUT POSSIBLY an even bigger turning point in the game COMING BACK strong after spotting the Eagles an early Cagers open tonight aggressive around the net and of course he got some breaks, touchdown also pleased the second year coach. but he was forcing those breaks. He wasn't waiting for things came after the Falcons took the opening kickoff in the second Basketball fans will be able to get a sneak preview of "I think that's super that they get seven on the board and half and drove the ball for nine minutes and three seconds but this year's Bowling Green basketball team tonight when to happen." we come back with 21 straight points," he said. "That shows MASON CALLED IT the sophomore's finest collegiate failed to score. the Falcons host the University of Windsor in an me something about these kids.'' Pledge Your Fair Share exhibition game at Anderson Arena at 7:30 p.m. performance, but on Saturday Charko may have even been the United Way .. . The game will be the third stop on the Canadian school's sharper. But then again you couldn't overlook the Falcons Bowling Green outgained the Eagles in total offense for the improved defensive play. game 373 to 361, with 241 of the BG yards coming on the United States trip. Following the game with BG, Windsor BOOK will play at the University of Houston and the University Because the majority of goals the Falcons had surrendered ground and 132 from passing. this season had come off rebounds, Mason decided to employ BAZAAR II »II imyiiinnnnnnnnnenaaai of Texas. In Windsor's first game, the Toledo Rockets whipped a new defense this weekend which positioned the forwards 315 E. Woost«r, closer to the net. The combination of Charko controlling the them, 98-57. Bowling Green Gay Union BG coach John Weinert plans on using a lot of players in rebound better, and his teamates clearing the puck, cut down on the number of scrambles in front of the BG net. Inflation Presents the The First Annual the exhibition. "We'll be playing 11 players quite a bit," he said. "All 15 "After the last few weeks I'd have to say I'm pretty fighter: players will play, but 11 will play and play a lot. We're still satisfied," said junior defenseman Mike Cotter, who was trying to find out who plays well with each other. part of a team defense that forced the Catamounts to take a 10% off on Foil Doll large number of perimiter shots. all books. Saturday, Nov. II 8 p.m.-2a.m. PHI ETA SIGMA New location j Upstairs At Redwood. 160 N. Main DELTA SIGMA PI MEMBERS 143 W. Disco CONGRATULATES Cosh Dor Drinks$1 Deer 50* The annual Fall banquet will be wooster PAT DOYLE postponed until Winter Quarter 10-9 Mon, Frl $2 Singles, $3 Couples at the door Notices will be sent out 10-5:30 OPEN TO ALL FOR WINNING THE FOOTBALL RAFFLE to members next quarter ue, Thur, Sat' BGGUcelebrating human diversity announcing the date. Basketball Season Preview! FALCONS vs. WINDSOR Tonight, November 14, 7:30 p.m. Anderson Arena
Don't miss this exciting pre-season exhibition game! Coach John Weinert will unveil his talented squad tonight vs. Windsor, so come out and meet the 1978-79 Falcons!
Tonight will also be "Falcon Foto Nite." All youngsters 14 or under will receive an 8x10 basketball team photo FREE! Falcon players will give autographs after the game, and fans are invited to bring their cameras for post-game pictures! TICKETS AT THE GATE ADULTS $1.00 STUDENTS $.50 (Sorry! Student Basketball ID Cards Cannot Be Honored For This Game) BE THERE!