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By The Associated Press "I AM HELPING students overcome the busy with M.A. and Ph. D degrees, who sign little tough because people will argue you can't h neficial gains out of all this if it causes some work and repetition and wasted time of going agreements relinquishing their rights to their legislate morality." I 'valuation of the whole process of which term A move is under way in a small but growing from shelf to shelf and page to page doing term works. THE REACTION of educators and pat -"rs are a part." he said number of slates to curb what is becoming a papers in which no learning is involved." says "WE'VE GIVEN these trained people a better administrators to the term paper business has WARD WARREN said students seem to have successful service industry in college towns Ward Warren. 23. who with his brother. way to make money and the students have been mixed, ranging from violent opposition to no second thoughts about buying a term paper. from the Ivy League to the Pacific Coast- Kenneth. 27. founded Termpaper Research access to a clearing house for information.'' said philosphical re-evaluation of the efficacy of He told a story of a freshman who bought and merchandising term papers on the open market. Unlimited Inc. Ed Whalen. 29. a former English instructor who term papers submitted as his own work a five-page paper In the California Legislature, the New York The brothers say they did $1.8 million worth of is vice president and chief editor for Creative 1'arvard Dean of Students Archie Epps calls entitled, "Why I Wouldn't Use a Professional courts and the Massachusetts attorney general's business last year. Communications Consultants in Urbana. Ill the term paper companies "a blot on the Term Paper Writing Service " office, public officials backed or goaded by Termpapers Unlimited and the others The ghostwriters get anywhere from $2 to $5 a conscience of American institutions of higher college authorities are moving against young advertise openly in campus newspapers-"Are page for their products. learning" and an official at Southern Illinois Not every student is a putential customer. entrepreneurs who are getting rich by churning you cramped for time'' Let us help you." reads This view-and the practice of peddling term University said the firms reflect "a breakdown Warren said, and Termpapers Unlimited out other people's homework one ad that reaches students who pay from $2 to papers-is the target of a measure introduced bv in the relationship between faculty and occasionally advises would-be clients to do the Ever since a pair of pioneering brothers id a page for documented research on topics as California Assemblyman Jim Keysor that would students." work themselves if the paper is a short one. launched a Boston term paper factory 18 months varied as Aztec socila structure make it a misdemeanor lo sell term papers to On the other hand, David J Carson, dean of Would he himself purchase a term paper ago and extended its operations to 49 other Zambian foreign policy. students in higher education institutions students at Babson College in Massachusetts. prepared by a commercial service"' Warren was branches nationwide, more than 100.000 papers The papers are composed by ghostwriters, "This bill is against the sellers and not against Ward Warren's alma mater, sees the term paper asked. have been sold to students and the number of including moonlighting faculty members, students.'' said Keysor. a Granada Mill companies as a spur to new thinking "No sir." he replied with a straight face. "I've competing firms is proliferating graduate students and technical writers, many Democrat. "I think getting it passed could be a Perhaps there wil! be some serious and got an image to protect "

An Independent Bowling Gi*an, Ohio Student Thurtdoy, Moich 2, 1972 Voice me BG news Volum. 56 Numbtr 81 ™ Senate ok's education bill, rejects busing amendment

WASHINGTON (API- The Senate students, both grants and loans, and children who attend public schools purpose when the busing would risk the turned down by one vote a last-minute also to all institutions of higher AN AMENDMENT seeking to health of the children or impinge on the effort to revive the stringent Grilfin education. preserve the absolute right of parents educational process antibusing amendment yesterday and Another important part of the to a neighborhood school was rejected It would also prohibit federal then passed 88 to 6 the $23-billion higher measure would make available $1.5 67-26 officials from inducing local officials education-school desegregation bill. billion requested by President Nixon to The Mansfield-Scott compromise, to use busing where students would be The controversial proposal of help school districts facing readopted Tuesday, would leave it up to moved from good schools to poor Republican Whip Robert P. Griffin of desegregation problems local school boards to decide whether schools, and it would stay until all Michigan to strip federal courts of A third important feature of the bill to ask for federal funds for busing to appeals had been exhausted the power to order busing in school would set up a $390-million program to carry out desegregation orders. It implementation of any order for busing desegregation cases was brought up improve education for 177,500 Indian would bar use of federal money for this across school district lines. again by Sen Robert Dole of Kansas, the Republican national chairman, just before the passage vote. This time it was beaten 48 to 47 with Sylvia Chita, left, Ann Skinner and Julie Gabriel, every senator present voting just as he a m mD Bush speaks today 11 _-.//cfc " * *n e' 'he Clutter College, diets up Proul did when it was rejected 50 to 47 Hall with thit mural they are painting in the main Tuesday lobby. ____^ THE DIFFERENCE was that two opponents-Gale W. McGee. (D-Wyo.) and Robert T. Stafford. (R-Vl.)-were In Grand Ballroom absent yesterday. Ambassador George Bush, United States representative to the United Candidates to speak Senate passage of the mammouth Nations, will speak today at 12:30 p.m. in the Grand Ballroom, Union. education bill, which covers many Bush began his activities in the United Nations in 1971 after touring subjects besides busing, sent it to several European countries in order to familiarize himself with the conference with the House organizations and agencies working under the auspices of the United during coffee hour The congressional stand on busing Nations. finally will be decided in that He gained worldwide attention last fall when he led the unsuccessful Coordinator of cultural affairs and Candidates for coordinator of state conference since the House did include fight to implement President Nixon's two-China policy. coordinator of state and community and community affairs are Lou three stiff antibusing amendments A graduate of Yale University with a B.A. in economics Bush served in affairs candidates will speak today at Schroeder. SAG, Glenn Bowen, SU; when it passed, the legislation last the Navy during World War II. In 1966 he was elected to the U.S. House of the Candidate Coffee Hour sponsored and Steve Miller, SST. November. Representatives from Texas. He was re-elected in 1968 by the Commuter Organization. The Senate did put into the bill a While in the House he served on the Ways and Means Committee, Candidates for coordinator of Friday morning, candidates for compromise amendment offered by drafted legislation proposing the establishment of a Joint Select Com- cultural affairs are Chris Mct'raken, coordinator of academic affairs will Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield of mittee on Population and Family Planning and was chairman of the Task Student Services Ticket (SSTl; speak Montana and Republican Leader Hugh Force on Earth Resources and Population. Jacques Morgan. Student Unity iSU) The speakers will be Bill Arnold. Scott of Pennsylvania in an attempt to His speech is sponsored by Cultural Boost, the Student Body Organiza- party; and Karen Shepler. Student SST; Peter Gustafson. SAG; and Jim head off more stringent c"r>»« tion and the Student Activities Office. The event is free and open to the Ambattador George Buth Action Group (SAGI. A representative Siders. independent. The major section of the full bill public from SAG will speak for Ms Shepler The talks begin at 10 a.m. in the authorizes large additional sums and wHo cannot attend. Commuter Center. Moseley Hall. new formulas for aid to college Commuters cramped'

Editor's note: The following is the conditions at the center often force from the parking lots farthest from the second article in a three-part series on many commuters to find their own main campus buildings. commuters. Information for the personal places to study. During the However, she said Parking Services articles was gathered by Janet warmer months, she said she has found has done more to help commuters Romaker and Julie Kazmierczak, commuters sleeping, studying or eating "than any other service on campus." Undents enrolled In an intermediate lunch in their cars. Parking Lot Five behind the cemetery reporting class. The final article will be Because these students are separated was especially added for commuters, printed tomorrow. from the rest of the commuters, many she said. of them are even more alienated from Some commuters advised that the One of the biggest problems facing campus life than the students who lots, particularly Lot Four on Pike commuters is the cramped conditions congregate in the center, she said. Street and Lot Seven behind Offenhauer in the one part of the University they The center, located in the basement Towers, be paved. can call their own-the Commuter of Moseley Hall, is usually flooded Young also recommended that the Center every year during the spring thaw. University plow the parking lots during According to a recent survey of the winter to make it easier for commuters, conditions in the center "There's nothing we can do about it," students to park their cars and walk were ranked as the number one said George Young, communications into campus problem, with crowded parking lots secretary for the Commuter Ms Smith said they are protesting and the long idle hours between classes Organization. "Because the center's the increase in parking fees. running a close second and third. located below the water table, In addition to crowded facilities and However, Ms Hazel Smith, director everything drains in here. I guess we'll parking difficulties, many students of the center, said officers in the just have to tolerate it." face long hours between classes. Commuter Organization are working to Although Commuter Organization solve the problems. officers have requested more facilities Tom Atkinson, freshman (Ed.) from for commuters, the Administration has Liberty Center, said his average class Jane Yeagle. sophomore l Ed. I from reportedly tabled the requests because day lasts from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.. which Elmore, said commuters need the of a lack of funds and space for he said is longer than a regular working center in order to become involved with expansion. day for many people other students and the University. Many students have labeled the However. Ms. Smith said commuters "I feel very strongly that the present parking lots especially reserved for are given some consideration when the Commuter Center should be enlarged commuters as "outer Siberia" and the University begins to schedule classes. and remodeled," Ms. Yeagle said." "boondocks." But she said it's impossible to give "We freeze in the winter and roast in Barry Emch. sophomore (Ed.) from every commuter a perfect schedule. the summer. The facilities aren't Waterville, recommended that the Ms. Smith also said she tries to make adequate to accommodate the large University establish open parking lots special arrangements for commuters Ml..»»ilibytol»M.I», number of commuters." on a "first come, first served" basis. stranded in Bowling Green because of Although about 7.300 students at the bad weather. Commuters in town Crowded University commuters relax between dosses in the center in the basement in Ms. Smith said the only solutions she main campus are registered as could offer to the parking problem occasionally house a stranded student Moteley Had. The students cite long, idle hours between dosses and cramped commuters, the center has a legal would be either to build high-rise overnight, and she too often opens her center conditions in the center as two problems they face. seating capacity of only 22S persons. garages- which would be very home to commuters forced to stay in Ms. Smith said the over-crowded expensive"~or to operate shuttle buses town. 1 Th. (G N.wi, Ihundoy. Mo.ch 2, 1973 epueRiaLS opinion i ■ system squelches freedom

Editor's Note: The following Is Ike from hunger, or in disgust, at this Our lighting consists of a single, but other out-dated magazines written with abortion laws very bright, light bulb. It comes on at concluding part of a University mention of the menu. the modern, social woman in mind. Also graduate's experleaces la an Ohio jail Upon my arrival here at the county 7:15 a.m. automatically, and goes off at 1 present is an ancient copy of "The and court. The author kas requested to jail, I was ushered upstairs, searched am It is so bright that if I close my American Legion Magazine -to inspire In Ohio, abortion is a felony. The abortionist and the woman are remain anonymous. and assigned to a top bunk. Amazed by eyes. I can feel a flood of relief from the my thoughts in the right direction. both punishable. having to climb to a top bunk, when two strain. I now have a permanent In Ohio, there is a penalty for aiding, giving, or possessing My first day in jail is approaching its other cells with empty lower bunks were headache. I assume it's the light glare. WELL, I'M free now. As I sit here at information about where or how abortions may be obtained. end as I write this paragraph. Thus far. I available. I asked. "Why do I have to During the day we are given the my typewriter in my cozy little freedom of the entire third floor This apartment, with carpeted floors and Abortion is prohibited in Ohio. . except to save the life of the have met two fellow criminals. sleep up there?" One lady was in for writing a bad The brisk reply was: "Okay, now, includes a small hallway, and one other gayly decorated walls and barless mother. check. She was a divorcee, with a don't give me any back talk. I have cell. The third cell is locked from our windows, the only feeling I have is that No consideration is given to the sanity of the mother, the husband soon to appear in court for enough trouble here I didn't put you curious minds. I'm glad to be out of there. financial burden of a baby, the welfare of an unwanted child or nonpayment of support, four kids to feed, here You got yourself in this No men are allowed past the second I did not exit the jail bitter and the mental anguish placed on the parents of the child. and no money. So she wrote a bad check predicament." floor. Our only contact with the outside vindictive. What happened to me, The State of Ohio seems to know more about these things than a for seven dollars to feed her family. And I realized that to co-exist with my world is the friendly lady jailer happened because I made one mistake, jailer, I must not speak. Surely anything mentioned before It will be good to get and the fair and impartial judicial pregnant woman who admits her baby will not receive adequate was subsequently arrested and jailed. I would say would be construed as "back- outside again system of this fair city saw fit to punish care and is willing to undergo the anguish that accompanies an Justice? My second companion in our eight by talk." Very friendly lady. me in this way. abortion. eight home was also arrested for petty Our cell deserves some attention now I When I first came here I brought with I write this in the hopes that those of The State of Ohio does not want the practice of abortion to take larceny. She got a $50 fine and three believe The floors and walls are cement, me three books and a portable radio The you reading itwho have the education and place on its fair land. It is against the law to suggest or aid the days the ceiling solid metal. radio was left here in the cell, but the ability to correct and reform the system pregnant woman in finding another location to have the abortion. She had no lawyer She pled guilty on Beside our bunk bed, we have half a books were taken from me. will think about what 1 have said. She is left alone to go to another state, and pay a huge fee. Or her first appearance. Why was the court metal picnic table bolted to the floor and They were termed "risque" by the lady jailer. The titles are: "Do It!". "We If you feel that the court and the jail she has the opportunity of accepting a crude abortion method that more lenient in this case? What went on walls, and a small wooden "window are Everywhere", and "Don't Shoot Us- situations are in no need of upheaval and may kill her. behind the public's back'' Surely "His seat." Honoi did not feel a twang of We are lucky to be in the luxury section We Are Your Children." change, then cast this article aside as an Two bills to change Ohio's stringent abortion laws were conscience. The court records will never of the floor. Ours is the only cell with a Risque for whom? Isn't it only my amusing anecdote. introduced into the House last year. They did not even reach the show what influenced him. shower in it. Only one slight stipulation - mind that will be exposed to whatever is If, on the other hand, you can and want floor to be read It will be two or more years before the bills arc Thus far we have had three meals. The we can't use it. Orders. in these books'' Aren't I mature enough to do something about it-do it now' brought up again. menus are straight from the planning to decide for myself what I want to read? The time will never be better than the In the meantime, there will be unwanted pregnancies and more boards of a junior high school home AFTER EACH meal we have to wash Instead of these relevant, thought- present. Conditions can only get worse, provoking books, I am left to read as the corrupt politicians in this city and unwanted babies. There will be poorly reared children and economics departments. our dishes in a small sink with controlled Well-balanced, nourishing, drab water flow. We even have the means to "Ladies Home Journal," "Home & state steadily gain a firmer foothold in unhappy marriages, broken homes and unstable families. garbage My stomach still growls, either flush our own John here Garden," "Decorating." and numerous the formulation of its policies All because the State of Ohio has determined what is morally right for its citizens All because the State of Ohio knows more about an unborn baby than its own mother All because Ohio has archaic laws that should be repealed. valid threat?

Wed like someone, somewhere to answer one little question for us. If Student Council, made up of representatives elected by the student body, approves a new constitution for student government, then why should the dean of students office be able to force council members to accept 31 revisions to the constitution under the threat that if they don't, the March 8 student elections will be canceled''

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ByCMySaopts are so American, what about the new Editorial Editor styled pants with no pockets'' How do 'AIR FORCE ONE HAS LANDED . . they explain this injustice'' Is putting THE DOOR OPENS ... HE COMES BOUNDING AND Dear Uncle Benito. une s hands in their pockets really an BEAMING DOWN THE RAMP . . I STEP FORWARD TO GREET HIM—ZONGI' adequate display of love for school and There has been quite a bit ot spurts when most athletic uniforms don't controversy lately over the physical even have pockets to begin with? Are Lerrers position one takes while the Bee Gee they being a little hypocritical here'1 Falcon Fight Song is played during an I alsu fail to see the reasoning behind athletic event. the north end students who claim crossed It seems that students living on the legs are American. That position seems south end of campus are in the habit of to be more Oriental to me-like yoga. keeping their hands in their pockets There is an important question facing new policy for film selection while the Bee Gee Warriors are urged to me How should I openly display my Roll On by the band loyalty and love to my school, my team, The students who reside on the north my country and athletics? In other end of campus have the habit of keeping words, what should I do with my arms Here is an informative look at the to involve the student body itself in the accompany the better Warner Brothers by the student body This list is now tjieir left leg crossed over their right leg and legs when the Falcon Fight Song is U.A.O. Movie Committee. film selection process. films as per this plan. waiting in the U.A.O. office for your during the musical plea to fight fur Bee roaring through the game? It is true that in the past the members These films all cost the Union 55 cents suggestions. Gee Should 1 take the position of the north of the movie committee would meet one PETITIONS AND individual requests per person whether the admission was Criticisms of any specific films you The controversy. Uncle, between the or south student? Or should I make a new night during spring quarter to list the for specific films may be mailed or free or $1.00. Naturally, this is a useless may have seen will be especially two groups arose because one group is not position on my own? movies each member was interested in presented in person to the Movie waste of money which could and will be welcome. showing proper respect to the team, the seeing. The movies were to have been Committee. U.A.O.. University Union applied to films of greater interest to the school and the band by their physical I COULD COPY some of the finger tallied and the ones at the top of the list 'The greater the number of people student body. position. motions you and the other relatives give ordered. requesting a film, the greater the chance The best way to gauge this interest is Eric Rosen The only trouble is. we are nut sure to each other when you are playing Naturally, it is ridiculous to choose the the film will be shown. probably to draw up a list of tentative Chairman. U.A.O. Movie Committee Which group is in the wrong Bocce Ball-but I'm not sure what they film program for a full year in one day Unfortunately, any organization is films for the coming year for criticism 344 Duron mean-or if they are all that effective Even more ridiculous is the fact that limited to the films available at discount The south end students contend that There are a lot of things I could do. films with low appeal were chosen when rates This limits the U.A.O. to pants pockets are the American way of Finger in my nose, leg splits, head better films could be obtained for less presenting films which are at least two life and so is athletics, therefore, they between my legs, hand on my head, foot money years old. believe they are showing due respect in my mouth, tongue touching my chin or Although this may be the result of the A further limitation is presented by the The north end students say this is not harmonic burping. Maybe I could start makeup of the U.A.O.. there are some differences in policies of the various film •me BG news sp. They lake the cross-legged position something new and others will follow films which shouldn't be overlooked by libraries about the country. However, because next to hot dogs and mustard, me. anyone It is this assumption which despite the limitations imposed upon the An Independent Student Voice crossed legs are truly American (The When you come to think about it. why limited the number of people selecting U.A.O.. there are still many good films do anything during the Fight Song? One the films in the past. available, so why not try your luck? right leg is not crossed over the left, Editorial Staff because that would break the continuity could just sit there and hide his feelings Although this may have been the To set the record straight, we are not of the bleachers. If two students come to about America and basketball. Or one situation several years ago when fewer under obligation to buy films from any a game together, and one crosses the could just stand there and look at the films were presented, it is certainly not given company. This rumor may have •ditor kathleen m. frazo right leg over the left and the other, the tuba player. the case now since three times more arisen from Warner Brothers' policy of managing editor daman w. back left over the right, then the two But those alternatives are cop outs. films are ordered than the current or block booking which now requires a assistant managing editor harold a. brown spectators will bump It is standard Respect. We're talking about respect and recent hits available. minimum of 28 films out of the year's editorial editor cynthia a. suopis guts here Respect for the fight song and It is for this reason that a new policy procedure during a game to announce program Most of the least-liked films makeup edito katherine I hatton when one is going to shift legs--the entire the guts to admit it. should be made available to the campus shown this year were picked to sports aditor jack n. carl* row can do so simultaneously and the If crossing legs and putting one's hand bumping problem would be eliminated.) in one's pockets are displays of respect chief photographer keith h meiier or disrespect, then by all means, it copy editor Ifr,, m. boulangor MY ONLY question, Uncle. is--which should be done entertainment editor gale e. bogle side is right" Which position should I I only wish I knew which was which. rudeness practice during the Fight Song? If the south end students think pockets Your loving niece I recently attended a meeting where a institution. Business Staff student body candidate was campaigning The significance of this person's for his vice presidency. The dominant dissertion was awarded little attention. I btlSHMSS manager .Jjjp a ..fckn.y let's hear from you appeal was for black unity and an fail to conceive how anyone who fails to advertising manogar vawghn •. reckhold improved quality of black respond to a common courtesy can The BG News welcomes all letters to the editor and opinion columns. representation. properly represent me or other black Editorial and Business Off km 106 University Hall Letters may comment on any other letter, column or editorial. A member of the audience submitted people of Bowling Green. Letters should be a maximum of 300 words, typewritten We ask that his opposition to the candidate's being If he cannot exchange a simple Phone 372-2003 columns be no more than four typed pages triple-spaced. elected. He claimed that on several greeting how can he begin to exchange n» M MM » r>*kM i«rfm «~ M*_, _._, na anta.—■ r».«i -.. • ——. *»• Mf *• MH —a» *• «*fcM*r af -K, P.MiHln. Oj—tS« W ■■■■m Om- ftM*. U_ The News maintains the right to edit all submissions that exceed these occasions he had extended his greetings his ideas with desires of Bowling Green limits, with respect to the laws of libel and proper taste. when they encountered one another and students? *V'liw ^ww -.- iii>niaii.< University Hall. _____ recently being relaeased from a penal 370 Rodgers IK. tG Htw., Thvnaay. Manh 3,1»72/*»•• 1 Expected budgets on docket Council to hold fund hearings

The University Budget Tuesday morning the pro- hear from the heads of Wednesday and Thursday Michael Ferrari, coordina- Council will beholding hear- vost and all of the University major auxiliary areas such the council will deliberate on tor of planning and budget- ings next week to acquire vice presidents will give as buildings and facilities the information and try to ing information for proposing a overviews of their current and the Student Wealth Cen- break it down into less gen- budget for the 1972-73 aca- level of funding and their ter. eral areas, according to Dr. AT ITS WEEKLY meeting demic year expectations of the budget yesterday the council On Tuesday. Wednesday they will need for next year. accepted a recommendation and Thursday of next week Tuesday evenings the by the Golf Greens Com- the council will devote five council will receive informa- mittee to increase fees for hours a day to hearing and tion from the heads of using the University golf deliberating information special programming such course by 25 cents The received from the heads of as intercollegiate athletics, increase will go into effect different areas of the minority affairs and the spring quarter. University University Union. It will also This recommendation is part of a new program the Budget Council began this quarter It has asked any Apartheid talk facility charging fees for its programs or services and contemplating raising them to submit the proposed fee increase to the council for slated for Mon. review

A speech entitled "Politics African Studies at Howard The intent is not to hand- of Apartheid in South University. Washington, cuff the administration, but Finding a quiet spot, a young woman roads in University Hall. Africa' will be presented DC. Quiet to have the proposed On the hour, the well-worn steps, now a resting place, will next Monday night by Dr Dr. Nwanzi, a graduate of increases reviewed by the Michael Nwanzi. director of Oxford University, England, entire University, which the spot face the onslaught of students hurrying to and from classes. is a former BGSU political committee represents. Dr. science professor. Ferrari said. Candidates The program is sponsored by the Black African Peoples Association iBAPAI. Immediately following the The class standing of four candidates for. speech, a movie entitled Talk cites Panther aid "Cry The Beloved Country" student body offices will be shown. were incorrectly listed According to Nobby Although some people welfare and relief take clothing and other goods to in the February 25 issue Emmanuel. BAPA pro of The News claim the Black Panther advantage of the Panthers' the Panther programs. gram director, the activities Jack Bamberger. Party is dying. Toledo Black free lunch and clothing "The Black Panther Party Pete Kotsatos. and Jeff are part of "a program to n% W ipfMfS By W#eT^BO«| I Panther Vic Grayson programs on a weekly basis. has a clothing factory in Sherman, all listed as promote political interest in contended Tuesday it is California, and we plan to this community in South Disguised as Spanish moss, this spider web, growing by organizing all "FREE LUNCH, breakfasts distribute only new clothing- sophomores. are African foreign affairs." poor people for survival juniors. Steve Miller, found in an abandoned schoolhouse west of and clothing distributions -including shoes-in the near In a speech before about 30 future," he said listed as a freshman, is The speech will begin at Bowling Green, was captured by an early- institutionalize everything morning riser. persons in the I'istorical so poor people can live as According to Grayson, the a senior 7.00 p.m in 115 Education Suite. Union, Grayson said Bldg. humans," Grayson said. Panthers are trying to nearly 500 Toledo families on He said the food coupon organize the people around a drive, organized last quarter spirit of intercommunalism, to collect extra coupons to a redistribution of commun- purchase food for needy ity wealth. persons, has been helpful "The purpose of Syrians bomb Israeli posts intercommunalism is to Vk Grayson Last quarter the "Feed the Children" campaign institutionalize everything By The Associated Press caused neither casualties and a civilian were killed in The military command in recruits working the land as collected about (2,000 in so people can survive," he nor damage. It said the the attacks on guerrilla Tel Aviv said Syrian planes part of their military ser- unused coupons, which were said. "Nobody is oppressed achieve community goals Syrian jets bombed Israeli attack by the Soviet-made havens about 60 miles south penetrated three miles into vice. then used to purchase food in this way." "As people develop and positions in the occupied jets was the first Syrian air of Damascus, Syria's Israeli-held airspace in the Earlier in the day, Israel from dormitory cafeterias. He said educating people become more politically Golan Heights yesterday in incursion against Israel capital attack on the southern of the sent waves of fighter- The food was turned over to in the community is mature, negative elements retaliation for new Israeli since last September The Israeli military com- Golan Heights. bombers into Syria for the the Toledo Black Panthers important in order to will be obliterated." he said. air and artillery strikes on DAMASCUS RADIO said mand said all its planes The command said the first time since Jan. 24. headquarters and the Wood guerrilla hideouts in Arab the air strikes were in returned safely despite Arab MIG17s-the type of plane A statement said the aim County Opportunity Center. - VOTE - territory. reprisal for Israeli air and claims of heavy antiaircraft used by the Communists in of the "defense force action However, according to one Syria claimed its MIG17s artillery attacks earlier in fire. the Korean War-flew low, is to bring home to the Syr- of the campaign's MARCH 8 inflicted heavy damage on the day against guerrilla Israel said it pounded dropped their bombs, then ians and to the terrorists the organizers, only about (200 the heights, seized by Israel bases In three villages in seven guerrilla bases in the sped back across the cease- fact that we do not intend to in coupons has been in the 1967 Middle East war. southern Syria. Syrian desert to retaliate for fire line. tolerate attacks...carried collected this quarter. LOWELL DILLON Israel said the attack Syria said three guerrillas attacks by Syrian-based Israeli planes tried to out by Syria or from her commandos on the Golan intercept the MIGs and anti- territory." "FOOD COUPONS are an Heights. instrument in feeding the aircraft guns opened fire but A Syrian army poor because so much STEERING COMMITTEE Key, BG News A FOUR-DAY Lebanese there was no contact, the communique said Israel money has been channeled operation ended Monday but command said. opened artillery fire on into this program." he said. guerrillas claimed Israeli Syrian villages opposite the "Dormitories and other receive awards planes attacked two villages THE TARGETS of the cease-fire line in the early groups could organize to inside Lebanon yesterday Syrian attack were morning and followed with collect coupons." The University yearbook. were awarded to The BG "nahals." settlements an air attack four hours News in coverage and con- There were no reports of Grayson said businessmen JUSTARRIVED! The Key, and newspaper. The casualties inhabited by voluntary army later. BG News, have been tent, writing and editing, in the Toledo area donate awarded an Ail-American editorial leadership and rating photography. HUNDREDS OF The Associated Collegiate Issued in four volumes, the Press at the University of Key was edited by '71 gradu- PINOCHLE Minnesota rates the nation's ates John Cessna. Rebecca u. NEW JEANS college and university year- Linder and Kathleen books annually and the news- Baehren Glover. TOURNAMENT AND SUCKS papers semi-annually. An Kathleen Fraze, junior A. Ail-American is the highest (BAl. editor; Damon Beck, MARCH 2 7-10 P.M. rating possible. senior (BA). managing editor; and Philip Stickney ALUMNI ROOM, UNIVERSITY UNION This is the third con- senior (BAl, business man- O. secutive year the yearbook ager are in charge of The ADMISSION 50c BRING A PARTNER has received an All-Ameri- BG News can award and the eighth consecutive time the BG News has received one. The Key received marks of distinction in photo- AMERICAN TOP 40 graphy, copv, coverage and concept Marks of distinction

v Private BROUGHT Lessons TO YOU on all SUNDAYS IN PART BY Instruments PENDLETON REALTY 1 - 4 P.M. LASALLES VATAN'S IMPORTS • BAND • FALCON PIZZA • ORCHESTRA WAWR •STADIUM VIEW SUNOCO • GUITAR Lii 93.5 FM • SOUTH SIDE SIX •FINDERS RECORDS ifliiibiuih Callus Now! 'FALCON PLAZA MOTEL >B0WLING GREEN MOTOR Hiie lilllt (fldr flliisic phuppr. SALES THE DEN 352-0170 • 4/Tfc* M Nm, ThurWey, Me.tr. 2, 1*73 WFAL employs female disc jockeys Women man morning radio show

Although broadcast journ- speech and hearing test it would be fun for a while, She admitted that may not ments, they don't realize movement, although she alism is traditionally a male because she made a "W" but I don't think I could represent broadcast respon- that there really is some- said she doesn't agree with field, two women have sound instead of an "R " stand being a disc jockey all sibility. Powever. she said thing wrong and they are some of its radical ideology. landed jobs as disc jockeys "They said I would never my life, chained to the men have been in broad- exploiting women. "I think it's important to at WFAL. the campus AM go anywhere in life, because microphone." casting so long that "when "I think someone should note that there is a men's radio station. no one would be able to they write thtse things, or wake them up to the fact, liberation movement now. Dawna Packworth. junior understand me," she said. WENDY FIRST started even when girls on the news and I guess that's my deal," and I think that is just as (Ed), and Wendy Norden. However, she said WFAL working at WFAL as a staff staff write down ads, she said. important." she said. "Free- junior (B.A.), alternately program manager Larry member in the news depart- community calendar and Wendy is a sympathizer ing all people from societal handle the weekday 7 to 10 l.'elm thought she had a Brit- ment Last year she shared a bulletin board announce- with the women's liberation rolea is a good thing am shift at WFAL. ish accent that would go well night shift with one of the The women are as differ- with radio broadcasting. male disc jockeys. ent as night and day when it Although she was familiar She agreed to work part of comes to the type of music with some of the equipment the morning shift when they play for their listeners when she first started the Dawna was unable to take Dawna prefers blues, program, she had never the job five days a week. middle-of-the-road and worked it herself. "The first Wendy is a broadcast Instrumentals. while Wendy time I got on the air, I didn't major and is planning to NnnplMtabyMfcl goes in for country rock and know what I was doing," she work in the field when she folk music. said. graduates. She is also work- Dawna Hack worth, above, and hat colleague Dawna said she enjoyed ing as a teaching assistant to Wendy work the morning shift at WFAL-680 DAWNA SAID a speech what she called the Dale Ware, assistant profes- The women act as disc jockeys and play impediment gave her a start "unprofessionalism" of the sor of journalism. popular musk from 7 to 10 a.m. weekdays. in radio. station when she first joined Right now she considers While attending Kent State the staff. But she has differ- herself a Girl Friday in University, she failed a ent thoughts now. broadcasting. "It's nice, it's fun, but I She said she thinks it is think it should be something important to keep up on the Trumpeter Maynard Ferguson else," she said. "It should be latest records and music more of a training experi- trends so she doesn't end up ence for us. like what playing "the same old thing" regular broadcasting is." every morning. to present concert, clinic When she tells people she Trumpet player Maynard Stan Kenton Orchestra in call trumpet man for Para- WORKING an early morn- is in broadcasting, she said Ferguson and his 15-piecc 1950. although before that he mount Pictures in Polly- ing shift is not without its their reaction often is, "That band from F.ngland will per- had worked with such bands wood l.'e also formed his problems. She said one would be good; Wendy the form in concert Tuesday at 8 as Boyd Raeburn's Big first American band, the morning she was stopped by weather girl." P in in the Grand Ballroom. Band, Jimmy Dorsey and "Birdland Dream Band.' Campus Safety for cutting Powever. she said the odd Union Charlie Barnet which was centered at the through Rodgers Quadrangle thing about women in broad- Ferguson first became After leaving Kenton in "Birdland" jazz club in New at 6:30 a.m. without an casting is that all of the sud- known for his work with the 1953. Ferguson became first- York. escort. den, everyone wants to hire Dawna. who has a double a woman. Ferguson and his band will major in English and speech, also hold a music clinic from hopes to go on to graduate "IT TENDS to make me B.G. Track Team Presents 4 to 6 p.m Tuesday Clinic school and become involved think it's a fad, which is a lit- sessions will be conducted by in some aspect of the tle upsetting to me. because lead men in each section and theater, possibly in oral I think women belong in All-Campus Dance will be held in the Grand interpretation. radio, just as they belong in Ballroom. The clinic is free. She said her ambition is to every other aspect of-life." Tickets for the perform- receive a doctorate and she said. RodlO Wendy Norden demonstrate* her microphone technique at the ance are (2 for reserved teach in some small eastern Wendy said it often dis- campus AM radio station. She says she enjoys her work SAT. MARCH 4 seats and SI general admis- college turbs her to read what she WOtnQn because she "thinks women belong in radio." sion. It is sponsored by the Per future plans don't considers sexist ads "I'm School of Music and Union include more work in the pretty sarcastic when I read MEN'S GYM 9-1 Activities Organization. broadcasting field. "I think them." she said. ENTERTAINMENT BY Is the whole world Mark-Almond reviewed "HEAT" going mad? Find out. Hear By Larry Epke The album consists of two vidual skills of the members instrumentation. Tommy sets of songs held together of the band. Eyre's piano and electric When one of John Mayall's by a central theme on each What makes this group piano playing is also excel- Maynard Ferguson endless string of blues bands side. The first side. "The succeed is the blend of lent, but not overbearing. AMBASSADOR breaks up. the members usu- Sausalito Bay Suite." con- sounds, not the singular "World's Greatest Trumpet Sound' ally end up in groups which sists of four songs, all by brilliance of any one mem- I ENJOYED THE suite play something besides the Mark, which describe the ber much more than the second GEORGE BUSH restricted blues of Mayall. feelings of the composer dur- Jon Mark's guitar playing side. In the suite, the mix of Jon Mark and Johnnie ing one day. relies much more on subtle- all the instruments and the March 7, 8:00 p.m. US REPRESENTATIVE TO THE UN Almond are two ex-Mayall ty than flashiness. Pis vocals vocals is very pleasant and men who decided to stick THE SECOND SIDE, are neither overly polished the mood remains evident together and form their own "Journey Through New Eng- nor roughly brash. They are throughout the set. It is one Grand Ballroom, Union band. Their music is the land." contains two songs by simple, effective and enjoy- of the most effective "set- 12:30-Grand Ballroom stamp of the band, a kind of Mark and one by bassist able. tings of scene" I can recall Gen. Admission $1.00 "tone painting" with soft Roger Sutton. It is more Almond's work on the in any music. songs abounding in "Mark- enigmatic, less unified and saxes makes him the most The second side, in con- Reserved $2 00 Thurs., March 2 Almond II." displays more of the indi- noticable member in the trast, is much more variable Available in mood and tempo, as well as more surreal in lyric. The UNION TICKET OFFICE Maybe Things Are Getting Better vocal harmony in "One Way Sunday" is much like that of Crosby. Stills, Nash & Young THE TIME IS NOW... and Almond's solos are allowed wander through the side. TO SIGN UP FOR STUDENT BODY BOARD, Still, this is one of the fin- est albums to come out in UNIVERSITY COMMITTEES AND OFFICERS' a long time. It's simple beauty is its virtue. Mark sings his wish to give his STAFF INTERVIEWS. SIGN UP IN 405 friends some sunshine in the song "Friends." If he were STUDENT SERVICES BUILDING. to play this album for them, he's do just that. This album is available at Interviews End March 211 the University Bookstore.

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?_«**_VLXS^JLC^ I / tK. M Nm, Thunday, March 9.1»72/F^. * Each new stage set has own difficulties-Hepler By Atkeaa Softos bit ahead of its time ist traits were conveyed such tasks in his limited "it resulted in these." Hep- Another one that seemed to when Hepler talked about his time. Hepler said a technical ler said as he pointed to his "A set designer is in a be well done was my two experiences with the set for director "has a full time job mouse display "I'm not different position than an hundredth set. "Murder in the recent production of and it takes careful planning really that fond of mice but. artist. In art. if a painting is the Cathedral "in 1967 Shakespeare's "Henry IV. to get it all done. in a way. it serves its pur- good, it is signed and shipped "You really can't compare Parti.'' "We must have organiza- pose to help build enthus- around to win prizes and rib- sets. In all of them there are "In Henry IV. I had to tion because although we iasm before the opening of a bons. some things you'd wished make three or four models" have good facilities here, show." "As a set designer you're you'd done differently. As a before reaching the final set. they are inadequate in size. % working on a 90-foot painting technical director you're not "It was a structurally We still have the same size HEPLER STARTED as a and creation that can't be really satisfied, and I don't heavy set which had to come shop as when I came, but math major at Ohio Wes- shipped around." said John think you should be. You down quickly because the with a greatly expanded pro- leyan University. "Stage- Hepler associate professor should always be striving for opera was moving on stage gram." Hepler said. craft was sort of forced on of speech. a higher goal, "he said. the next day." One major disadvantage to me in college.'" he said. As a Some of these perfection- IN ORDER TO complete the shop is lack of space to member of a fraternity, he Kepler, a technical direc- lilllllllllllllllHllllllllllllllllllllllllllimUHMjf build a trial-run set within was required to earn points tor who has designed 234 sets the shop. "The set has to for the house by working on a for the University Theater look right, fit right and serve campus project. Hepler Department said, "each set the director and actor right chose stagecraft because "it has its own difficulties and the first time." he said. seemed interesting." seems to be the hardest at footlights that particular time." "ONE TIME I wanted to After teaching stagecraft Of all his set designs, how- prove you could put things on in England during World ever, Hepler said. a set that no one could see," War II, Hepler returned to "Antigone" in 1961 was out- he said. "So I painted a Ohio Wesleyan where he standing. gale bogle mouse on the set as the very became a speech major :ind Building John Hepler hat designed and executed 234 sets for last thing as a sort of a received his MA degree in University Theater production* in hit 19 years at Bowling "I WAS PLEASED with signature." theater. "It was really a entertainment editor Green. Antigone.' It was a very The stage crew and actors chain of circumstances." he modernistic set and quite a searched for the mouse and said Millie Lit supervises Costumers face problems

By Gale Bogle are rented for the color plate if she has time. making the costumes or Entriluinmcnl Editor performance The costumes are then making the armor, and since Building a costume built from a cast list, she armor is so hard to find, the A pair of pants once had a involves creating it from said. costumes were mostly pocket sewn on the seat scratch-drawing a picture. rented, Ms. Lit said. instead of on the side and buying fabric and taking ALTHOUGH THIS week, two left sleeves were put measurements, according to Ms. Lit said, the costume HELMETS WERE made Into a dress one day Ms. Lit. cage is only working on one by forming plaster molds, Another dress was put When she begins to design set of designs because it is and then pouring fiberglass together back to front. a show. Ms. Lit said she first near the end of the quarter, over the mold Once the. Seams have been sown reads the script. "we seldom have fewer than armor was done, the actors' wrong, entire boxes of pins "Everything comes from the three shows going at once." who had learned fight scenes 1 dumped on the floor, and script." she said. Ms Lit said she really without it. couldn't move in costumes have been fitted to There are also several does comparatively little it, she said the wrong person. conferences between the sewing, and spends more Ms. Lit said she really But Mildred Lit. assistant director and the costume time on things like cutting, doesn't like to have anyone professor of speech, designer, as well as the which the students working else make her costumes, but supervises all this madness scene designer and lighting for her don't have the in the case of "Henry," she and still manages to get a designer, to try to get their background to do was able to design the., Set The set Hepler created for "Henry IV, Part I" was structurally solid, but alto was completely costumed cast on concepts about the costumes For the play "Henry IV, costumes for a Dayton, built to be broken down qukkly to the opera could take over Main stage for almost all the and some idea of color, she Part I," no one in the company which built them University Theater's major said costume shop did much and then rented them to the Auditorium's stage the day after the production closed. design productions Ms. Lit said she starts a sewing, but instead spent production. design with a black and time pounding and COSTUMES ARE built" white pencil sketch which hammering and sawing, she NONE OF THE costumes in the costume cage located she covers with swatches of said. is "sacred" according to Ms. In University Hall or they material or tr.-.'sfers to a They had the choice of Lit and so a cape is being relined, and the pink pleated Take your seats, please sleeves from El Gallo's costume in the1: "Fantasticks" are currently : By Patty Bailey "But if the problem comes people all claiming the same confiscating cameras and residing in a sexy pink Staff Reporter up, we could handle it," five seats. tape recorders from dressing gown. Butler said. When problems such as audience members who In fact, a floor length cape ■ No one has ever been this arise an arbitrator, bring them to a that belongs to Ms. Lit i trapped in one of the narrow USHERS FACE dilemmas commonly known as the performance. It 'sdistracting personally has made its way : seats in Main Auditorium other than size problems house manager. is to the actors to take pictures into six productions. during a University theater according to Butler. One of called upon to settle the during a play. The use of a production but little old the most common is ticket problem. tape recorder without Ms. Lit said her'; ladies have fallen down in mix-ups. A house manager is in special permission is also background for her job ; the aisles and audience Tickets for performances charge of the ushers and of prohibited. includes a masters degree in : members have shouted in Joe E. Brown Theatre are the entire theater (not theater, four years .in" obscenities from the back of printed by computer and including the actual stage or AUDIENCES often summer stock, both acting; the theater. duplicates are a rarity, backstage area) during a complain about the curtain and in costumes, and Although the seats in Main according to Butler performance. They also being held past the courses taken at fashion- Auditorium measure only 16 However, he said it would occasionally act as scheduled starting time but institutes. inches from side to side, no be too expensive to have bouncers. they seldom realize that the "I've worked under some' one has ever had trouble computerized tickets for all For instance, during a majority of time they awfully good people. You: getting into or out of them of the seats in Main performance in Main themselves are responsible, don't really learn it according to Joe Butler, Auditorium so they are done Auditorium last quarter, according to Ivy Austin, who (costuming) in a: sophomore (Ed.t, and a co- by hand. Duplicate tickets some high school students was house manager for the classroom," she said. chairman of the ushering sometimes occur and began shouting things University production of committee. occasionally some seats toward the stage from back "Henry IV. Part I". And then there are the" Either student bodies don't have tickets made for of theater. By the time the times when Ms Lit, who- don't come in sizes larger them. house manager reached the "The house opens at 7:30 said she "hates" to sew", than 16 inches across, or the Occasionally ushers have back to evict them, however, but only a few people arrive herself, has to worry about bodies that do don't attend to cope with people claiming they had left on their own. then." she said. "On opening situations like the piece of. performances in Main the same seat. In one Other problems house night of 'Henry' there were armor that was welded Auditorium. instance, an usher had 15 managers face arc only 50 people in the whole together and took two hours, auditorium by 7:45 p.m. to saw apart. . or the girl Everyone arrived at 10 or who fell out of the top of her! five of eight and we had to costume on stage... hold the curtain for 10 minutes." Cultural Boost USHERS ARE not : permitted to hand audience shows cartoons members a copy of the program until they arrive at to raise funds i. their seats unless the person really demands it, according "Yellow Submarine,"; to Claire Vertocnik, who was featuring animated versions house manager for of the Beatles, and Road; "Tomorrow From Any Runner cartoons will be Window." She said the shown today and tomorrow- reasoning behind this at 6,8 and 10 p.m. in 201 developed about three years Hayes Hall. ago. The cartoons are being sponsored by Cultural Boost An elderly lady came into and Student Body Organiza- the theater and demanded a tion in order to raise money copy of the program at the to keep Cultural Boost door. She was very insistent operating for the remainder so the usher gave her the of the year. program and began to lead Cultural Boost was her to her seat. originally funded by student The woman became very COSTUine Mildred Lit operates the costume caga with the help of five donations at the beginning of engrossed in reading the paid student!, two graduate assistants and many volunteers this year and the program program while following ^\OIT\ Although no one hat ever gotten stuck in one of the teatt in COO G who just stop by and ask to h el p has also received a grant of him and just before reaching 50 cents for each dollar Main Auditorium of University Hall, In one inttanct five her row, the little old lady donated, which was: Alia people Mod to occupy one of that* chairs due te a ticket mbt- fell flat on her face in the arranged by President Hollis aisle of Main Auditorium. A. MooreJr. nn Lp */n» M NMM, NNM*» **■"* *• Construction ahead of schedule B. A. building near completion

Construction of the 12 2 An electronic student universities with adequate the instructors were not Lasher said these" million Business response system will be communication between willing to use it," Dr. departments have been Administration Bldg. should installed in two of the large student and lecturer, no Daniels said. excluded because they are be completed by late this lecture rooms. matter what the distance," Computer communication relatively autonomous and month, five months ahead of Dr. Glenn Daniels, he said facilities in the new building are not directly connected to schedule. director of the instructional BOWLING GREEN is the will also be hooked up to the the same facilities normally Good weather and few media department, said the first university in the area to main campus computer, used by other departments construction problems system includes consoles for try the new system. Lasher said. within the college. enabled contractors to speed students and the instructor. Instructors who viewed a The building will house all He predicted that by up contruction of the It also has a recording model unit in operation departments in the College bringing all the departments building. originally device which stores student seemed to be enthusiastic of Business Administration under one roof, "teaching scheduled for completion in responses and permits the about the possibilities it except the School of and research will be late August. instructor to study them at a presented, he said. Journalism and ROTC facilitated for both teachers later date to determine a '",t would be of no use if programs. and students." HOWEVER. Harry student's strong and weak Lasher, assistant dean of the points. College of Business Administration, said the THE STUDENT'S college will not be able to component includes five move into its new offices buttons which can be pushed until May "because state to indicate the answer to a expenditures for new multiple choice question furniture have been tied up posed by the instructor. by red tape." The instructor's console N« wiphata by MMlWaW The four-story building consists of a board which Comltuclion en the n«w Business Administration Bldg. i» will include 16 large lecture records the students' rooms on the first floor, 132 responses. May naanng completion Construction it fivo months ahead of offices on the second and By using a seating chart, occupancy schedule because weather hat boon good and few third floors, and heating and the instructor can determine problems havo boon encountered. ventilation facilities on the which students are following fourth floor. and understanding the points of his lecture. Dr Daniels said the system will permit students Drugs, driving studied to become more involved in a lecture. PROVIDENCE. R.I. (API- A an auto simulator machine. strengths of marijuana or no drugs. "This new system has a lot forthcoming federal study indicates McKelvey said the tests, completed Comparisons also were made with the of possibilities, and the key that persons who drive under the last June after 10 months, do not mean results of identical tests two years ago is flexibility," Dr. Daniels influence of marijuana are more that persons under the influence of on drivers who were under the influ- said pinishina Although the building is nearly finished, it will not be ready marijuana are safer drivers than ence of moderate amounts of alcohol, "At a later date, we hope cautious and less aggressive than ** for occupancy until May. According to Harry Lather, assistant persons drinking alcohol. drivers under the influence of alcohol, McKelvey said. to fit it with computer ,#an the director of the lniurv Control "It's quite possible that they are not McKelvey noted that the control communications. In this i»..L.. « in the College of Business Administration, the furniture tOUCheS hp.fa^n delays Research Laboratory said. as alert." he said. groups were different for both studies way. programs could be Dr. Robert McKelvey, said further THE STUDY, DIRECTED BY Dr and suggested the difference in dialed in from other tests are planned to determine the Andrew B. Dott, compared the driving behavior might stem from social pat- vigilance of marijuana smokers over a skills of persons the driving skills of terns, besides the use of alcohol or S-to 4-hour period behind the wheel of persons who had taken various marijuana. GOP discusses funding

WASHINGTON (API- for the August convention in expected to pay $600,000 ing such an offer and the Jus- Republicans planning the San Diego said yesterday the tice Department has denied party's convention this sum- party would not accept HERMAN'S STATE- discussing it mer say they will not accept "such a disproportionate MENT to newsmen during a Last December it was dis- TEMPTING a disproportionate share of share of the expenses from meeting of the Republican closed that the Sheraton financial contributions from one source" as $400,000. National Committee here Corp. of America, an ITT International Telephone & Herman said his com- came during a dispute sur- subsidiary, did give $100,000 Telegraph Co. or any other mittee, which is handling rounding the reported pledge to help finance the conven- single source. financial arrangements for of $400,000 to the GOP from tion and earmarked another TASTY Chairman Richard L. Her- the convention, will look into ITT $100,000 for the same cause. man of the GOP Arrange- cash payments from San Columnist Jack Anderson ments Committee planning Diego groups that are has reported that ITT prom- THE SENATE Judiciary ised the $400,000 gift to help Committee is holding a finance (he convention in special hearing today to TAMGY ALPHA GAMS SAY return for an agreement last examine Anderson's allega- summer that the Justice tions. CONGRATULATIONS TO Department go relatively Herman said yesterday eat) on the huge con- that none of the Sheraton glomerate in a then pending money has been received by BARBQ CHAR DANVER JAN LULI antitrust case. the Republican National MARY KELLERMAN ITT has denied ever mak- Committee. Beauty, beast contest GOLDEN TORCH COBARB Q ITEMS G® The voting for the Alpha in coin boxes beneath the Phi Omega Beauty and pictures of each contestant. Napoleon's army was always well fed CONNIE ELLIOT Beast contest will begin One cent equals one vote. By a group of French chefs with recipes in their heads. loci,is and continue through Voting boxes are located These little cookies went on to great fame March II in the Falcon's Nest. Union, By cooking with sauces over an open flame. Voters will choose their and on the first floor of the Goodies & Groceries bar b ques every day Carolyn Wood Award beauty and beast by Library. With tradition from France and recipes the Texas way. depositing money donations Contestants represent residence halls, fraternities Whole Fryers 69«= lb. Smoked or Polish Sausage $1.29 lb. and sororities. Independents Spare Ribs $1.69 lb. Baked Meat Loaf $1.49 lb. DORSEY'S are also included in the contest. Proceeds will go to the DRUGS Charities Board for e^pizzAs^) 500 East Woojtcr distribution. Pick our pizza for imperial quality - Napoleon took Italy to get the recipe Bousing Green STADIUM VIEW 10" Cheese $1.00 SUNOCO Sausage $1.25 R)@ffiJ$c? Pepperoni $1.25 PHONE Combination: Sausage & Mushrooms 35f -60 7/ fiond-r s&wa*j SNAP-ON Party: The Works - Giant 14" size - $2.95 9am- 10 pm WHEEL ALIGNMENT Individual pizzas, regular - 20c SW»«J 11-6 pm ROAD SERVICE ALL TYPES OF CHECK OUR DISCONTINUED SHA0ES OF RiVlON AND YAR01EY (^SANDWICHES ©® REPAIR WORK Eat them on the march or take them home to your hungry troops. 24 HR SERVICE Ham 49c Ftueben on Rye 79c Ham & Cheese 55c Chili Dog 25c Today is the LAST DAY 352-9014 Fish 45c Corn Dog 25c 1530E. W00STER Treat your desserters right! •for- Goodi-Goodi Cones: Vanilla, Chocolate & Swirl — 15c or 25c 0(209<§ SLUSH: Orange and Grape - 9 oz. - 15c YMJR QUICK STOP GROCERY SHOP Sorority Rush Sign Up Goodies & Groceries is the quick, convenient way to shop. Just run in DWNK when you run out of things. From canned goods to baby foods, JJorroMtXft froren foods to fresh fruits and vegetables, snack items to health and beauty aids, you'll find what you need and find it fast. And you'll find it at A&P's low supermarket prices. That's right - you pav no more -r- in our convenience store. So when you have a few odds and ends to get. 9 AM 5 PM Panhel Office i © Goodies & Groceries is your fastest bet. When company comes and rizzA RIP the cupboard is bare, it's nice to know that Goodies & Groceries is there. 315 Student Services Bldg. • • • =(>« < I II St 1,1-1 < I I II S tFiU- WK\ r\eFiLi aFre ■ A KeFiu. 3fT«A KtKii- Vi CORNER OF MAIN AND NAPOLEON ROAD Open daily, 11 to 11 - Sundays. 4 to 10 $1.50 Registration Fee 1004 SMA1M JJ1-7S7I Th. SO N.w., Thun4«y. Matth 1, 1972/Pag* 7 SHA gives renting do's, dorits

Before any student signs a of the lease is next in attach it to his lease to responsible, in most cases, their parents' insurance or lease to an off-campus importance. Misamore said. insure that no funds will be to pay for utilities. can obtain insurance from apartment or room, he The lease should specify deducted from the lessee's -Since economy is the local agencies). should be aware of some the exact dates the lessee deposit for damages which primary goal, grocery -Don't forget to pay the renting do's and don'ts put may move in and when he occurred before he moved shopping should be carefully rent on time, and pay it in together by the Student must move out and the into the apartment. planned (stick to a certain one total sum. Housing Association (SHA). amount and method of The "Guide to Off-C'ampus amount of money each week, -Be familiar with eviction First, "know what you're paying rent (per month, per Living" also offers the shop regularly and look for procedures. getting into," said Bruce quarter). following warnings and special sales). For more information, Misamore, SKA coordinator. According to the SHA helpful hints: -Check into personal contact the Student Housing When making plans to pamphlet, it is imperative --The tenant should property insurance Association, 420 Student move off campus, one of the that the lessee knows what is remember that he is (students may be covered by Services Bldg. most important things to expected of him and what he remember is to choose a can expect from his Seeking Soviet aid? suitable roommate, he said. landlord. "Equally important is "A GUIDE to Off-Campus never to sign a lease without Living," published by SHA. seeing the apartment you AAujib meets Kosygin suggested that prospective are signing for. "it said roommates "take time to compare personalities, ages THE PAMPHLET also MOSCOW (API-Prime ists. The Soviet side, in addi- Mujib's gratitude for tkky Oogon, from Connaout Elementary School, \t and backgrounds'' to advised a student to make a Minister Mujibur Rahman of tion to Kosygin, included Russian backing of the Bang- cameraman for clan moviemaking touion. TKo second determine whether or not complete list of existing Bangladesh met for three Deputy Premier Vladimir S. ladesh independence move- Film- they will be able to get along Srodore aro working undor the tupervision of Unrvenity damages before moving into hours yesterday with Prem- Novikov, who specializes in ment with each other in their new the apartment or room. ier Alexei N. Kosygin and Mujib was making his first maker ttudontt enrolled in 'Induitriol Education in tho Elementary economic questions, and the home He should require the Soviet economic experts, chairman for foreign econo- visit outside the Indian Schools." A thorough understanding landlord to sign the list and apparently outlining the mic relations, Semyon A. subcontinent since he need for Soviet aid to his Skachekov. became prime minister young nation. In the evening. Mujib was after the December war in The meeting began in the guest of Kosygin at a Krem- which Bangladesh was born. Kremlin a few hours after lin dinner. The Communist U.S. planes bomb enemy bases Mujib arrived in Moscow. party chief, Leonid I. Tass news agency said the Brezhnev, and President Jail reform talks covered questions of Nikolai V. Podgorny, SAIGON (API- Enemy possible targets for a North Vietnamese claimed killing Only Tuesday one soldier helicopter companies and cooperation and "topical attended. topic of talk forces attacked in the Vietnamese offensive. four enemy soldiers in a was killed from the 2nd squadrons with a total of international problems of central highlands yesterday fight seven miles northwest Squadron of the 11th more than 100 aircraft based mutual interest." It reported "THE PEOPLE of by attorney and U.S. planes bombed and A SOUTH Vietnamese of Phu My while suffering no Armored Cavalry Regiment, in the Mekong Delta, the the atmosphere was warm Bangladesh have on their strafed bases believed used spokesman in Pleiku casualties. one of the units withdrawn. Saigon area and Da Nang. and friendly side the support of the Soviet Frank Merritt, attorney to launch the assaults. reported at least three The fighting was 24 miles The command's figures Union, of other Socialists for Able, Inc., Toledo, will The U.S. Command engagements with THE U.S. COMMAND northeast of Saigon. for troop strength in NO DETAILS of the first countries, the support of be speaking on jail reform, reported 13 B52 missions, Communist command troops reported that American "Those were the last Vietnam do not include the session were reported, but friendly India, of all the pro- Sunday, March 5. at 1045 seven of them in areas from in the highlands in the past forces were reduced by 4.900 casualties of the war for that 32,000 U.S. servicemen at there was little doubt that gressive forces of our time a.m. at the Unitarian one to eight miles of Fire 24 hours, including several men yesterday, dropping the unit." said a spokesman for bases in Thailand, mostly the economic woes of Bang- who sincerely wish you great Universalist Fellowship. 123 Base 5 northwest of Kontum enemy rocket attacks numher of U.S. servicemen the 3rd Brigade of the 1st Air airmen, and the 15.000-20.000 ladesh were high on the successes in all spheres of E. Court St in the central highlands, In one action near Ben Het in Vietnam to fewer than Cavalry Division Navy personnel with the 7th agenda. life," Kosygin told Mujib. Merritt is one of the scene of recent clashes on the border, the 120.000 in the second largest "Fortunately there was no Fleet and other operations in Mujib's delegation Mujib scheduled two more attorneys who brought suit Two missions were flown spokesman said, three troop cut of the war contact with the enemy in Indochina. included economic special- meetings for today with against the Lucas and against target areas 26 and enemy soldiers were killed American troop strength our area today. We've had Soviet leaders. Hancock (Findlayl county 36 miles southwest of Da in a clash with a unit of the reached a peak of 543.000 our share lately." Branch plans magazine The Soviet Union was the jails, demanding reforms. Nang in the north, where 47th Infantry Regiment. The men in April 1969. first major power to recog- The speech is sponsored by fighting broke out this week South Vietnamese reported On July 1. 1971. American THE SQUADRON, the The Kirelands branch will Joel D. Rudinger. Editor,c/o nize Bangladesh after the Unitarian Fellowship The port city and Kontum no casualties. troop strength in Vietnam only remaining armored unit begin publishing the Mixer, a Mixer Magazine, Firelands Indian-Pakistani war and the and is free and open to the have been mentioned by To the east in coastal Binh was cut by 6.095 in the in the 3rd military region contemporary literary Campus, Muron. Ohio 44839 Soviet press has stressed public , senior U.S. officers as Dinh Province, the South largest reduction o( the war around Saigon, was attached magazine, this May. Include a self-addressed to the division. It was The magazine will accept envelope. charged with security of poetry of any form, style or B.G. Varsity Cheerleaders U.S. forces and bases in the length; short fiction up to N.J. abortion law ruled Saigon area. 2000 words; essays of 1,000- Would Like to Thank The U.S. troop cuts 2,000 words; graphic art. RABLIflft affected 32 Army units and drawings and 8 x 10 photos. ri one small Air Force Anyone may submit wsnwn detachment. The Army units material. Manuscripts and Op THE GREATEST unconstitutionally vague included a half dozen artwork can be sent to Dr. 353-767/ FALCON PEP BAND TRENTON, N.J. (AP)- A pregnancy, a mother's right establish reasonable "»» ii>;;i)ii;;;;|ii|ir:c i £ three-judge federal panel to privacy, including the standards of safety WELCOME ! FOR ALL THEIR &NRLW ruled yesterday that New right to control her own body On the matter of • I'lllllllltlirril t Jersey's law permitting and decide whether she has a vagueness, the court said the 1 abortions only to save the child, transcends that of the law "chills and deters the Alpha Gam Neophytes mother's life is embryo. plaintiff's physicians in the unconstitutional because it "THE STATE may not exercise of their protected J I J violates a woman's right to interfere without a First Amendment activities BUT... THE HUTCH orivacv. compelling public and violates their rights The court also ruled that necessity," the judges ruled. under the 14th amendment to the law is "uncon- They said existing law freely practice the stitutionally vague on its "permits the state to profession of their choice." Is The End Near? JilJ illllllliJtiilljMlJi PET SHOP face" in that it does not protect doctors from possible prosecution if they CONGRATULATIONS give their patients abortion BIG advice. The ruling stemmed TO from two suits filed in DONNA SNIDER CANTERBURY INN December 1970. by the American Civil Liberties FOR BEING TAPPED INTO TANK Union. GOLDEN TORCH Thurs. Nite Special .The court said that up until the fourth month of YOUR ALPHA PHI SISTERS 2 for | and 2 *or | SALE Plus LIVE MUSIC FACULTY NIGHT 5-$4.95 10-$5.95 HAPPY HOURS 15-$9.95 THIS SATURDAY NIGHT IN FRI 2-6 SAT 4-6 20-$ 12.95 THE CARNATION ROOM 29-$ 17.95 LIVE MUSIC - Thurs., hi, Sat. 55-$54.95 125-$ 159.95 FREE ADMISSION - BEGINS AT 9:00 *- -STONE BRIDGE"

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WITH A LOW PRICE TAG MON.-WED.-FRI. 1-9 - SATURDAY 9-9 INCLUDING A LOT OF EXTRAS AT NO EXTRA CHARGE TUES. & THURS. 1-5 - CLOSED SUNDAY FRONT ENGINE - FRONT WHEEL DRIVE UP TO 35 MILES PER GALLON 521 S. Prospect 112 S. Mai* St. UNIVERSITY P0NTIAC *«■■* Bewl-I Green. Ohio I Psj»e I The M News, Thundoy. March 1, 1*73

UAA complaint service DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Cope. '71 Gen'I F Corp.

The Undergraduate ask questions directly to the committee chairmen seem allowing students to vote in Alumni Association (UAA) person involved" in the area to be much more effective BG," Fouke said. than general membership FOUKE admitted most is establishing a program under discussion 4S Leftover. meetings The smaller students "don't even know ACROSS 18 Where Augusta aimed at cutting the amount "However, he was unsure 1 Airwomen, (or 47 Tournament is. meetings act as progress we're here." of red tape students claim as to the exact format the skort. area. 22 Son of Eve. •.surround efforts to gain proposal could take." reports on UAA activities The only contact many S Bine |Uied 49 Solemn act. 24 Purport. and can be held in a more students ever have with the Sollerv. 50 Bed covera. 26 Slackened, aa answers to complaints. Stevens said. 53 Princeton tide. informal atmosphere, he organization is through a ...in'- ship. Jerry Fouke. president of UAA recently reorganized 14 Oriental baby, players. 17 Not a soul: UAA. said if a student has a to provide a higher degree of said brochure given to incoming ■liter. 57 Granite. 2 worda. .•complaint, he should write a specialization within the A UAA committee on freshmen to acquaint them 15 "Bombs bunting 58 Caaey Jonea. 28 Often found be- voter facilitation is with the University. ": 1 60 Wings, in hind 17 Aeroaa: . letter to UAA, in care of the organization. Fouke said. anatomy. 2 words. attempting to involve "However, we sincerely word*. Alumni House. The Instead of naming a new lo Cold wind of the 61 Raise the spirits 29 Name for • organization will contact committee every time UAA students in election hope that students will take Adriatic. of. canine. •University personnel undertakes a project, the activities in Bowling Green. this new proposal (on 17 Engine. 62 Exertion. 31 Ancient Troy. "Right now. we are trying student complaints) into 19 Hearts, for one. 63 Colloquial 32 **Thou ,— not • involved in the area under organization now has negative. then be false...' to set up a meeting between consideration, and see it as 20 Heavy boring question standing committees made tool for sinking 64 I «-an. toward. 35 Rhythm in UAA will then plan a up of persons who have an students and interested an opportunity to voice their •hafli. 65 Feminine name. music. community members to grievances and eliminate the 21 Goea down. 38 New Jersey's meeting between students interest in their committees' DOWN main purposes, he said. discuss the pros and cons of run-around." he said. 23 Liquid first governor. and the appropriate measure. 1 Poet Whitman. 39 Turncoat. administrators to discuss Fouke said the past UAA 25 Position; view. 2 Love, in Spain. 41 Barrelfal. the complaints. was involved in too many 26 Casey Jones. 3 Side of • playing 42 Courtyard of ■ activities unrelated to the Ashbrook, Buckley 30 Of stone. card. house. 4 Housewife's job. 44 Small type of student body 33 Ameriran FOUKE said he thinks the pioneer. 5 Father of five. 17 Across. program will help to fill "the 34 Name: 1 «t. 6 Noun or ad* 46 Joints. gap between student opinion "AFTER A while, it got to to speak on TV-70 36 Wave: Span. jective suffix:. 48 Banal. where we were having 37 Big Ben sound. 7 Put down. 50 Grain husk. and University action." 8 Numbers. meetings just to have Congressman John M. Ashbrook. (R-Ohiol, will join 38 Small bays. 51 "Damn Yankees" Paul Stevens, freshman 39 Devastate. 9 Bridge supports. girl. ANSWER 10 PREVIOUS PUZZLE meetings." he said. As a William F. Buckley Jr. on "Firing Line", WBGU-TV, Sun- (B.A.I and one of the 40 limit. 10 Away. 52 City of China. sponsors of the program, result, the group has held day, March 5 at 8 p.m. 11 Home for 17 54 Revise mss. 41 Proofreader's across. 55 Split. said President Hollii A. only one meeting so far this Ashbrook will explain why he is running against President mark. quarter. Nixon in the March 7 New Hampshire GOP primary. 12 Electrode of 56 Portuguese Moore Jr. "liked the general 42 Money of a tort. wire mesh. Mi..: Abbr. idea of allowing students to He said meetings with He will confront liberal Paul N. Mct'loskey, (R-C'alif), 43 Aalan tree. 13 Crop. 59 Inc., in England. who is also opposing Nixon in the primary. SEE THE ORIGINAL Ashbrook. who with the support of several influential PSYCHO'UNCUT! conservatives, including Buckley, entered the race against Nixnn last December, said he would run against the Presi- dent in the Florida primary regardless of the New Hamp- shire outcome. ! ! The Ohio Congressman said one aim of his campaign was ~«®fc~ CL3SSIFIED — *®* ~ to reverse what he termed the "leftward drift" of the Nixon MIDNIGHT SHOW SATURDAY. MARCH 4 administration. The number one issue of the campaign is

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Student Services Rldg 7 Pealed Indoor Pool-Gas w/meat sauce, Italian Salad, £ * r|» PENDLETOM REALTY 9 pin Registration info, new classes starting Fireplace-Party Room "Pobo" Betas, thanks for offers 9 month leases 3man- Bread & Butter only V ' -3" w' kitchen facilities and bar taking us back In the Pills al 165. 4 man $55. 2 bedrooms- Outside Courtyard w pat HIS the tea Alpha I*tii» 2bath furnished 777 and gas grills-Dance Area- Live Entertainment Campus Crusade ho: Christ, Faculty Lounge. Union. 7 pm ManvilleAve 353 3641 Go see Yellow Submarine A Locker Rooms, all this Fn & Sal nite offered by Preferred Roadrunner Cartoons March Preferred Properties offers Properties ph 352-9378 or 352- BARRY FITE at the organ 2 and March 3. 6 8-10 pin 201 (PERRY PILL VILLAGE 7324 BG8U Fencing Club South Gym. Women s Bldg Hayes II 00 w/exclusive 4Ds Club and • Sandwiches Cherrywood Rec Center Need 2 F to share apt next Sign Up Sorority Rush 9-5 Model open 7 days a wk 8 5 Panhel office vr Cherry Pill call Nancv 2- • Meatball • Stacked Ham Mon-Fn 1-5 Sat and Sun 3825 or Connie 2-5210 Napoleiin Rd phone 352 9378 Christian Science Testimonial Meeting. Prout Chapel, • Stacked Corned Beef Coming Soon* Lasalle's or 352-7324 6 30 pm Spring College Night Watch F roommate needed call • Italian Salami 372 4559 MARCP FREE for details F roommale needed Spring • Stacked Roast Beef Call 352«98 MARCP FREE FOR SALE OR RENT Apl for rent March pd Women's Inters* holaslic Tennis Team conditioning and lease exp in June 318 on a bun or Italian bread °nly$1.00 I F rmte Sum June free 352- practice Mon Thurs. 5 pm. 108 Women s Bldg All Palmer Apt 7 after 5 pm Panasonic FM AM radio- 0063 welcome stereo phono & stand Good F needed Spring Qlt own condition $50 Also king sue dow n own Wanted 2 male roommates - room call Sue after 5. 354 VASELINE water bed $20 Rick 372-3202 PACQUIN tettfs B Spring Winthrop South fall •.1002 I blk from campus INTENSIVE CARE G 352-5412 Brand new Scars Tape SILK N SATIN Alpenaom Room 11 10 11 MM S.I Sublease - Summer only, BATH BEADS Recorder Max 372 5079 • Hand and Dining Room 11 lo 10 MM Sit. LOST for details M roommate for Spring Q airconditioned. fully 18 OUNCE 12 to I Sun March free. Winthrop furnished dirt cheap rates' Body Lotion Midi Refng (or sale - I yr Mans wallet V Pall VOTE foi a COOL SPRING Terrace North 352«657 afler Vaseline SI 3S Only Luncheon Special 11 lo 3 old Waist net 352 7096 Call 352 5626 ANYTIME vacimly- desperately needed Vole STUDENT UNITY 5. .Bob ID and papers If found call PARTY Need 1. 2 or 3 F r mates Spr Parmony Sovereign guitar, Gary 353-1241 M r male needed Spr Qtr Qtr $45 mo ea 352-6395 with rase. 3723988 after II Truck with the Trackmen Ridge Manor $70. 352 7725 pm RIDES Gel hot with PEAT. Dance Preferred Properties offers 59^ 49 THURSDAY IS BGSU NITE, March 4. 9 1 Mens Gym F rmte needed Sum Qtr ("PERRY PILL VILLAGE 16 canoe call 655 3185 alter 5 f-l'AX'l ^-*"" I '•'• l»AVI Need ride to Pa mil Ion Fn. Call 352-0082 w exclusive 4Ds Club and >0< 00 *L I 10 OUNCE »'» "OBI ALL AREA STUDENTS March 3 Call Larry 352-9253 Six of one is definitely NOT Cherrywood Rec ("enter 21' TV console Comb $| half a dozen of the other Bowling Green s only Model open 7 days a wk 8-5 record player with storage I.D.'s REQUIRED Two girls need ride to Vote SST on March 8 exclusive recreation room Mon Fn 1-5 Sat and Sun V0 5 PROTEIN 21 Both $25 352-0954 Florida during break Will 1'eated Indoor Pool-Gas Napoleon Rd phone 352-9378 HAIR SPRAY (A SHAMPOSHAMPOO shareexpenses Call 354 1092 Madame Sara, reader & fireplace w kitchen Party 67 Chevelle blue make oiler or 352-7324 • 9 OUNCE SUNDAY - OPENING TIL 3 P.M. - ADULTS $1.00 advisor Special wiih this ad- Room w kitchen facilities \ \ .Dry Oi ly. Rerjulai see at Pagliai s Pizza 669 Ride needed lo Colorado for $5 reading for $2 417 W and bar-Oulside Courtyard Malesisi or female* s> • All IYPES V- *\ .4 0UNCOUIMCc, 4364 352-7571 Spring break Call 2-4766 Slale St . Fremont across w patios and gas grills- wanted to sub apt for Sum from post office Dance Area-Locker Rooms. Aircond pool. CPEAP" u 62 Corvair. 4 speed runs ,|i|" WANTED 15.000 riders lo all this offered by Preferred Call 352-7439 good ■ best offer 352 0826 Something Dilferenl 945 S Go sc«? Yellow Submarine & Properties ph 352-9387 or after 2 pm Main Roadrunner cartoons March 352-7324 Apl lo sublet summ 2 man 2Thursday & March 3- furn all utls pd Arrange '65 Ponl Lemans good cond WANTED Fnday 6-8-10 pm 201 Paves I M Sprg Sum $55 mo 93' 59 needs trans Besl offer. 352- own price ph 352-0875 , 1.30 ■ AVI *■( ItAVI NOaiHM&T OHIO'S MCVTtST A»K> SSCaTT ( $100 Winthrop N 352-5679 7653 • III MORI \ ■ IZI MORI CONCEIT OF LUXURY U1IH1IAWWENTI Old bike loi parts Call 352 7650 VOTE LARRY CARR Need 1 F $50 month no If you are looking for a clean '65 VW sedan headers. reasonable room for Spr Student Representative lo deposit mimed or Spr Call NOW ■ EVE 7 20. Ill SAf SUN 2. 3:40. b 20. 7:20.1:30 Pursl shifter, new radial VICKS ALKA SELTZER Wanted a motorcycle 287 the Board of Trustee S B 0 3524659 Qir come to the Ross Poiel tires, excelleni condition. 102 N Prospect of call 354 PIUS (III [l IARE1S 4526 Around $400 i ange elections March 8 FORMULA 44 It takes two to make such a special one! 354-0233 after 5 pm I male for Spring Quarter 6641 • FOIL WRAPPED 35mm camera with adj II there is an alcohlic $50 month Varsity Sq Apis 66 Ponliac Lemans P.S. • BOX OF 20 aperture and shulter for problem in your home. Al 352-7881 auto, radio call today, make F roommate Spring Qtr Lee Journ 107 next quarter ("all Anon Family Group may be offer 352-0288 Pool & Rec Center 352 7096 Paul Marvin 352-0762 anytime after 5 able to help you solve it Wanted I F roommate Spr Please contact Box 183 Qtr $50 mo plus utilities BSA '650' for sate rebuilt Musi sublease apt Reduced SERVICES OFFERED Portage Ohm 352-7325 Newman engine, good condition call rales 352-6692 ■ 1 i ■>' UtiSlS MOOuC'ION Dave 352-6386 WILL DO TYPING phone One penny means one vote Mature lemale room 4- 352 9385 Vole B&B al the Nest board in private home Call "Pocket Money" Go sec Yellow Submarine & 354-3473 after 3 pm CAMPUS MANOR behind WILL TYPE theses Roadrunner cartoons March Burger Chef for the finest in m - » UIIOMi CtMUt HCtMIS MUUI Sign Up •Sorority Rush 9 5 dissertations, misc neatly & 2 & March 3. 6-8 10 pm 201 Needed I F roommale lo campus living Furnished © Panhel Office PEPSODENT RIGHT GUARD accurately 352-7752 Payes$100 sublease apt soon as complete. FULL securitv system PARKING. SPOPS At Pisanello s Pizza we have possible Cherry Pill • TOOTHPASTE ^DEODORANT FOR SALE • one slightly furnished, carpeted I month CLASSROOMS. PERSONALS the best gimmick of all lo used Super Deli Ealen by a • FAMIIT SIZE HELD OVER - 3RD WEEK IN BG! free rent Call 2 4026 or 2- DOWNTOWN. CHURCPES sell our pizza - good pizza little old lady, only on 4822 all at your front ttoor Ph Sundays Something 352-9302 or 352-7345 after 6 NOW I Vi JO* 1:30 SAt SUN .2 20. 4:40. 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Male, roommate desparately for Spr Qtr 4-rm furn spl $140 Married $SY00 month 352-9253 Winthrop south call 352-7891 Sign up Sorority Rush 9-5 Chairman Mao eats corned couples Inq 914 E Woostet Panhel Off ice beef i funny he doesn t look or 669 2156 after 5 NORTP GROVE APTS 2 Now leasing. 1 and 2 Jewish) Now Ihals bedroom townhouse. bedroom apartments, see Yellow Submarine and 29 from BG going to Explo Something Different 945 S Single room for Spr Qir UNFURN1SPED $160 per 72 Dallas June 12-17 Main spring, summer fall, low near campus 352-7365 mon NINE MONTP ra;es. 9 month leases LEASES 353-5891 or 353-3641 The BEAUTY' and BEAST BEYOND TPE ORDINARY Pendletor. Really Co 353- Go see Yellow Submarine & : have arrived at BG ENGAGEMENT RINGS 3641 Roadrunner cartoons Roadrunner Cartoons. Extra nice, large 2 bedroom March 2 Thursday & March 3 MADE JUST TO SUIT YOU apts E Merry St $70 per 2.3 F rmte needed Sp 1 Su Coming Soon' Lasalle's by PP1L1P MORTON al Fndav 6-8 10 pm 201 Payes student phone 352-73*5 turn pt. 352 5528 $52 50 mo $100 AN EVENING OF JOY AND MERRIMENT. Spring College Night Watch TPE WORKING PAND ALL ELVES AND TROLLS INVITED. ___ ...„_,, ALAS IT COSTS $1 00 GET A CULTURAL BOOST 201 HAYES THURS. MARCH 2 & FRIDAY MARCH 3 6-8-10 p.m. Save the News March 11 The M New., ThuneWy, Menh J, 1*71/Fee. t Officials Ms. Eckman cites roles object to amnesty Women and the church In spite of ancient writings Basing its philosophy on She said today women are capable of handling WASHINGTON (AP)The discouraging female statements by St. Paul have more freedom to leadership positions Pentagon and Justice participation in the church, recorded in the New choose what kinds of "LET recognition go to the Department, objecting to women are capable of total Testament, the church at positions they will hold in the person who eprns It," she any general grant of involvement in religious one time would not permit church. However, it has said. amnesty for Vietnam war organizations, according to women to speak in church, been only within the last five Ms. Eckman has become resislers, said yesterday Martha Eckman, assistant she said. years that the progressive interested in the women'* more than 50.000 men have professor in English. She claimed they were not churches have permitted liberation movement, which deserted the armed forces or Ms Eckman spoke about even permitted to read the women to serve as elders. she said is tied directly to violated draft laws in the women's role in the church Old Testament. the black movement. Vietnam era. to a predominantly female Ms. Eckman said the first A new trend in some There is a women's audience Tuesday at the account of the story of the churches is "Women's liberation and a men's Currently there are an Newman Center. resurrection was written by Day," during which the liberation, and "we mult estimated 30.000 deserters, a a woman whom nobody women conduct the entire work to free us all from sex Pentagon official said at I ALSO participating in the would believe. service, she said stereotypes." Senate Judiciary sub- discussion were Ramsay Few women, with the She said she believes the "We should all laugh committee hearing. Jones, an ordained exception of Ruth, were results indicate that women together," she said. Presbyterian clergyman, noted as successful persons The assistant secretary of and Evelyn Reddin, an in the Bible, she said. defense for personnel. Maj. ordained Presbyterian elder. However. Ms. Eckman Gen. Leo Benade, said the Woman S Mortha Eckman, Ml, assistant professor in English, spoke to a Ms. Eckman said women pointed out that it isn't that Laird explains the figure includes 2,232 men . group at tho Nowmon Cantor Tuesday about woman's role in have been traditionally surprising since men wrote who have deserted to such rOIB religious organisations. discouraged from the Bible foreign countries as Sweden, participating in the church. Canada and Mexico. EVEN IF she volunteered, there were certain duties U.S. draft goal which a woman traditionally could not perform, Ms WASHINGTON (APl- hope to cut it in half again Eckman said. Secretary of Defense Melvin this year." Berrigan jury hears letters Women were not allowed R. I ..iiul said yesterday he He made the announce- to serve communion because hopes to cut the nation's ment just before a cloied- of the "Blood Taboo." which draft to 50.000 men this year. door appearance before the PARRISBURG. Pa (API- District, this should have missive, one of many checks and assault on an FBI The defense is seeking to designated them as unclean "Our goal is still an all- House Appropriations Com- Blowing up heating tunnels priority for the winter of exchanged between agent subpoena FBI Director J. and unfit volunteer force by June 30, mittee. in Washington. DC headed 1970-1971." Berrigan is Berrigan and Sister He testified that he turned Edgar Hoover to produce However, at the beginning 1973, "hesaid Rev Philip Berrigan's list of quoted in one of more than a McAlister. She was FBI informer while serving voluminous records relating of the 19th century, women Laird said the draft was The secretary also said he priorities as a militant anti- dozen letters read into the allegedly his chief lieutenant as Berrigan's courier, and to Douglas' criminal record began to question "the role 300.000 In 1969. the year he may ask Congress for war leader, according to a trial report by Assl. Atty. outside the walls of the provided copies of letters and his work as an FBI into which they were cast," took offlM, 200,000 in 1970. authority to draft men into letter supposedly Gen William Lynch Lewisburg. Pa., federal to the federal agency. informant. Ms. Eckman said. 100.000 last year "and we the National Guard and mili- intercepted by the FBI and However, less than two pri-.on. tary reserves but said he will read yesterday at Berrigan's months later. the wait at least two months to trial government claims, a Berrigan. 48. entered see if the new military pay "The District is still the purported plan to kidnap Lewisburg in the spring of raise will draw enough men elusive golden fleece." the presidential advisor Henry 1970 to begin a six-year term N. Irish militiaman slain to meet their man-power Catholic priest wrote Sister A. Kissinger threatened to for destroying draft board needs. Elizabeth McMister June 29. push the tunnel bombing records. "Hopefully we will not have to use the selective ser- 1970 scheme into the background. Douglas testified that he BELFAST (API- behind army cordons they militiaman to die in less IN BELFAST, the British The letter was turned over "Why not coordinate it was recruited by Berrigan to Terrorists marched a were hit by flying glass. than 12 hours Two. hooded army said it captured an vice," he said. to the FBI by informer Boyd with the one against Capitol smuggle letters in and out Northern Irish militiaman Fletcher, 43. was kissing gunmen burst into the IRA bnmbmaker high on its Douglas, main government 'I utilities?" Berrigan was for the priest. Douglas, a 31- from his home yesterday is wife before leaving for his Durgan home of Harry wanted list after raiding a I Home - Cooked witness at the federal quoted as writing in an Aug year-old convict, was able to and shot him to death, regular job. He was bustled Dixon and shot him dead house in the capital's B conspiracy trial of Berrigan 22. 1970 letter that is part of leave and re-enter the prison minutes after assuring his into a nearby field where Tuesday night His 11-year- Catholic Andersontown MEALS I and six codefendants. the indictment against him daily as a study-release sobbing wife he would not be three bullets were pumped old daughter was struck in quarter I including the nun. and the others. student al nearby Bucknell harmed. into his head. the leg by a bullet. Try our University. Militiaman Tommy His wife, who heard the Both deaths were blamed An army spokesman said DAILY I "SINCE RESOURCES LYNCH-S READING of He was paroled Dec 16, Fletcher was in his shots, said the gunmen had on the Irish Republican an army squad which raided SPECIALS I appear available for the the letter was timed to reach 1972 from a term for farmhouse only 100 vards told her Fletcher would not Army-IRA-which is waging the area after a tip found the I subterranean project in the its climax with the August 22 transportation of fraudulent from the border of the Irish be hurt. a guerilla campaign to wrest man huddled in an attic I republic when the terrorists the Protestant-dominated The spokesman did not j CRANKER'S presumably an assassination FLETCHER, a private in north from British rule and name the captive but I squad of the Irish the Ulster Defense ,unite it with overwhelmingly claimed he was a RESTAURANT I Business gome finals begin Republican Army entered Regiment, was the second Roman Catholic republic. 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Four Marketing Club up as a business with several "Last year our team was Hours later a giant bomb members and their faculty teams grouped in similar champion of its industry, rocked Londonderry, advisor leave for Atlanta business to form an industry. making golf clubs and tennis wounding at least 15 persons, today to participate in the For six weeks the team rackets. We also placed including two soldiers, and finals of the seventh annual has been analyzing data on second nationally," Dr. causing the city center's Intercollegiate Business producing, finance manage- Holmes said. . worst damage in more than JUST RELEASED! "Game" at Emory Univer- ment, marketing and fore- two years of violence. sity. casting received from a At the Emory University THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND computer programmed by conference, which runs THE BOMB, estimated at Seniors Joe Jerome, R.L. Jensen, professor at tonight through Saturday, up to 100 pounds of gelignite, Denny Cesen and Paula Emory University the team will decide its final exploded in a parked taxi Kess. and junior Mark Each team is linked to the move in the game and damaged all 50 shops on Zajac. all in the College of computer by teletype data Judging will be based on Ferryquay Street. Business Administration, phones. Over a theoretical computer results, team Persons in the shop were "manufacture" stainless period of three years, each strategies and annual evacuatedafter awarningbut steel flatware and pots and team makes 12 quarterly reports. even hundreds of yards away pans as part of the game. operating decisions (two per Their advisor is Dr. John week) on the basis of Holmes, associate professor demand, market prices and of marketing market forecasts. REDDISH Thirty-nine colleges are Each team's decision participating in the game. affects other businesses in Each school's team is set the same industry. 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The He moves constantly when freshman basketball team, referees callecj.goaltending he doesn't have the ball to the play of the "Dayton on some of the blocks but It get the open shot, and he is Duo" was something to didn't frustrate the duo. developing a solid outside relish Toledo knew that they were shot to go along with his Bill "The Thrill" Howard 6'10" (Howard) and 6'8" strong inside game. and Cornelius "The Magi- (Cash). ONE OF Cash's strongest cian" Cash were two of the BUI, who was giving the abilities is his knack to go to strong factors as the year- fans many thrills, was a the basket This year, in lings finished the season story in himself as the year many instances, he has with a fine 10-4 record. wore on. It seemed as though rebounded his teammates' Coach Pat Haley recruited the "Dayton Cornstalk" shots and put them right the two big men to bring the improved with every outing. back up. The usual result is a sorely needed height that the Howard just started playing three-point play. varsity has lacked in recent Cornelius Cash organized basketball three Skip Howard Next year should be one of years. They are two young their defensive abilities had years ago tional ability. For a man his much more basketball players who are still learn- been elevated to great size. Cash has given the fans education for the two big ing the game and should be heights, to the point where HOWARD developed an many ooh's and aah's this men. During the off season, NMnohMebrHrfAfiMM future stars of the Mid- they just intimidated many exceptional outside shot for year. For the coaches, it has l.'oward and Cash should Falcon goaltendor Tarry Mislcolcii who was injured in last American Conference if they of the opposing ball players. a man his size and just been a pleasure to watch dedicate themselves to a Friday's game against St. Louis, is shown stopping a close-in work hard at being good ball became a terror. He hit a Cash mature into a complete weight program to build up Foiled shot. Miskolczi gave way to Paul Galaski who went on to keep players ALTHOUGH THE TWO personal high of 25 points in ballplayer. He has the tools their bodies, and they should the Falcons even with the Billikens The duo ended their fresh- were still called for a lot of the last game against to be a great one, but in play ball as frequently as man year on a strong note by unnecessary fouls, their many instances he was just Aquinas. When it comes to possible. liliiiillliiiiiiiiimiiiiiimiiiiiHiiimiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiillliliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii turning in some fine greatest attribute was that rebounding, Howard has being an ordinary ballplayer. Howard will definitely be performances It seemed as they were filling the lanes, truly been' 'The Chairman of Throughout the season working on his defensive /*' though the two began lo play cutting off the passing lanes, the Boards" during the Cash learned more than one game, and Cash will be together and they started to and helping each other whole campaign. IV also had thing that will make him one working on his left hand and 0% BG's 2 all' candidates get more than the job done I teammates I preventing the a game high 22 rebounds of the league's top forwards his outside shot They willi for the team. players from taking the base against the same Aquinas next year. He has excelled probably come back to Both of the walking sky- line. Their most exciting team. on both parts of his game Falconland next year and By FRED R. ORTLIP scrapers performed much defensive ability was block- When one talks about "The and now can do anything a make strong believers out of Assistant Sports Editor better offensively than at the ing shots and pinning many Magician" (Cash) you can ardcando. some of their critici. 4. beginning of the year. Also shots on the backboard. compare him with excep- 1 /**~~ 4fav As another highly record for assists and scored the CO! A Tournament in St successful hockey season the two quickest goals (28 Louis. MacDonald sets records comes to a close, two Falcon seconds) by one man. McCosh, who suffered a skaters are being touted for Both Bartley and Gyles broken collarbone, in the all-American honors by BG finished one-two in the Lake Forest game. Jan. 29. was thought to be lost for the By JIM KKKSTI.K Coach Mel Brodt. "Strength sports information director Central Collegiate Hockey is what he lacks right now, BobMoyers Association scoring race this season. But's he's been For a runner whose goal but he makes up for it by The two are Mike season. Bartley rammed working out lately and was "just being able to make being a terrific competitor." "Bronco" Bartley. who has home 18 goals and 28 points appears to be ready for the team," Bowling Green Gangly, with boyish skated circles around while Gyles had eight goals action. sophomore, Craig freckles and sporting a everybody this season, and and 26 points. "We'll try him this MacDonald, has come a long shock of wheat colored hair Chuck Gyles, known as the weekend," said Vivian. way. atop his head, MacDonald BobbOrr of the Falcons. WHILE THE duo might "We'll get him taped up good Last weekend at the Ohio resembles Mark Twain's It's hard to argue Bob's not receive recognition this and see if he can go. But if State Invitational in Huck Finn. He runs rather point. season, there's always next there"s any chance of Columbus, "Spider," as his stiffly, and on first glance BARTLEY. FROM all year. "With the kind of wrecking him for the future- teammates call him, led off doesn't resemble the two all available records, is the competition we'll be playing -forget it-even though this BG's record-setting distance Americans in whose nation's leading scorer with next season, they should get is a very big weekend and we medley relay with a personal footsteps he follows, Sid Sink 35 goals, 29 assists for 64 enough national appeal to could sure use him." best half-mile of 1:52.6. and Dave Wottle But on the points. Earlier in the season make it providing they have Topping that, the next day he track his last lap "kick" I recall talking to coach Jack great seasons,'' said Vivian THE AJAX, Ont . center was the Falcon record has similar effect on Vivian about BG's Mr. The all-American teams who had to sit out the end of Golden Wheels. Vivian said are selected by the last season with a neck holder in the 1,000 yard run Craig MacDonald opponents; it leaves them a for only five minutes. All nice view of his heels. he thought Bartley might American Hockey Coaches injury, had been fighting it American Dave Wottle where his time of 4:05.1 even be able to score 40 Association, including about out with Gyles for the team bettered "Spider's" record qualifies him for the NCAA "SPIDER" HAS been goals in a season, quite an 16 from the east. 10 from the scoring leadership when he time of 2:11.2 in the next heat meet. showing people his heels unprecedented figure in west and about 14 other was injured with a 2:08.2. since seventh grade where college ranks. independents, including Through 22 games this How does one explain the he was the fastest in his But with two games still Vivian. And since there are season he had 18 goals and 38 points, and even though he's THIS WEEKEND at the sudden transition from a school in the 600-yard run. remaining on the schedule. no nominations but straight EMU Invitational, "Spider" promising distance runner He moved from fastest in Bartley, a sophomore center voting, Vivian will write in missed nine games, he's only will run one of his listed as a fn>sh to a national the school to fastest in the from Sarnia, out could Bartley's and Gyles' names dropped lo fifth place in specialties, the two-mile. caliber miler a year later? state in his senior year of concievable reach that when the ballot comes team scoring. Most of his success this "He isn't blessed with high school. As team plateau this season. around Ted Sator and Tom season has come in shorter great speed but he competes captain, he and his team won In a six-game stretch Sheehan. two Falcons who The man who has played departed the team some distances such as the mile, well with what he has." says New York Class "B" state •e»J during late January and crosscountry titles. Sid Sink combined with his teammates last early February. Bartley an important part in the three weeks ago to try out surge of the Bowling Green "I'm not really the city weekend at the Ohio State Invitational* to boast a scored a phenomenal 14 for the U.S. team in the goals and 26 total points. The hockey program, Gord World University Games Brodt's medley team type," confessed neat world record in the distance medley. Sink MacDonald. So when looking streak was climaxed by a McCosh. will try to make a held in Placid, NY., have added a 3:01.4 three-auarter mile effort to he for a college, he wanted one four-goal, two-assist game comeback this weekend in made the team. misses world record away from Long Island and medley. against Ohio U., which game one which was good in track. him a couple of school Bowling Green's head a third school mark in the C.W. Post and Kent State records. TURNPIKE TRAVELERS track coach. Mel Brodl. has 880-yard run with a time of tried to recruit him but he been wearing a broad grin 1:52.6. He was third in the chose Bowling Green. GYLES, THE Ajax. Ont 222 N. MAIN lately, and last weekend's race, which was run only an "I'm lucky I did, I guess," Basebal clinic junior who owns all nine 352-6905 performances at the Ohio hour after the distance says "Spider." "Coach Bowling Green scoring 510 2-Dr Sedan State Invitational meel medley event. Brodt and Sid (Sink) have records for a rearguard, made that grin even bigger. Personal bests of 4:10 and helped me a lot. along with The Athletic Department the former chief umpire of supposedly leads the nation's Missing the world record 4:10 2 netted milers Rich the rest of the team." will sponsor its sixth annual the International League, defensemen with 17 goals, 39 I by 5.2 seconds, the distance Breeze and Bob McOmber "Sometimes I get mad at Northwest Ohio Baseball head BGSU trainer Robert assists for 56 points. Drive a Datsun FROM NISSAN WITH PRIDE I medley team of Craig second and third places, him," says MacDonald of Clinic Saturday morning Livengood and BGSU head Gyles led the team in then decide I MacDonald. Ted Farver. Sid respectively, in the mile. Sink as a workout leader. Late registration begins at coach Don Purvis scoring for most of three- SALES & SERVICE | Sink and Dave Wottle set a "But I know he helps us. 8:15 in the lobby near 115 quarters of the season until meet and school record with Breeze, along with Sink. especially getting us Education Bldg All male Also featured at 8:15 am. Bartley got hot and overtook a time of 9:45 Bruce Vermilyea and Steve 'psyched' before races." students are invited to will be the 1971 World Series him. He's scored a goal in Each member of the relay Danforth. combined their attend and the registration and All-Star game films, in six consecutive games this Car Wash team had personal indoor efforts (each running an 880- "I USED TO get sick fee is 50 cents. 113 Education Bldg year, broken the team bests for his respective part yard dash I for a third place before most of my races in Featured speakers will be gas of the event. in the two-mile relay in 7:43. high school, because I was so former major leaguers Gene 15 gal. Free wash MacDonald led off with a Other placers were: Jon nervous." says MacDonald Woodling and Tom Tresh. PHI MUS Congratulate 1:52.6 half-mile, and Farver Helder. sixth in the 600-yard "My teammates would look Woodling. a 24-year veteran 10 gal. .50 followed with a 48.4 quarter- dash in 1:11.9: Dave Fegley. over and see me and say 'Oh of the big leagues, is Cathy Pratt \*i.oo/ mile Sink added a 3:01.4 fourth with a 8.8 in the 70- boy, he's going to run good.' scheduled to speak on "The 5 gal. .75 three-quarter mile and yard hurdles: and Danforth, 1 don't get sick much Art of Hitting" at 9:40 in Kathy Binns Wottle. running unpressed. Sink and Tracy Elliott, anymore, though." Men's Gym. Ann Saddlemire RAIN CHECK was clocked in 4:02.6 for the second, third and fifth in the MacDonald was scratched anchor mile. two-mile run with times of from this year's Tresh. a 13-year veteran of 1000 S. MAIN 9:03. 9:08 and 9:12 crosscountry roster after organized baseball, will On your GOLDEN TORCH Both MacDonald and respectively. suffering a stress fracture. speak on infield play at 2 Wottle came back the next "Watching all the cross- p.m.. also in Men's Gym. Membership day to win their heats of the Captain Eddie Watkins country meets while I was Other featured speakers 1,000-yard run. Wottle was unable to compete last injured made me want to run are the head baseball chalked up his second meet weekend due to what doctors even more." MacDonald coaches of Eastern and Cen- £$\ cTMss and school record with a diagnosed as a kidney said of his comeback tral Michigan universities. — FEATURING — »:08.2 for first place infection. "Especially the MAC meet. *\ j*! ifBowlingQreen MacDonald's 2:11.2 was also This weekend the track I felt so helpless when I tried Char Broiled Steaks and under Woltle's old school team will compete in the to run and couldn't. It was Chops cPageant record and was good enough Eastern Michigan Classic. really frustrating." Fall Coarse Family for third in the event Next weekend the NCAA The only people who are D liner NOT SATISFIED with two Indoor meet will be held in frustrated now. though, are 12 VARIETIES school records, Wottle added Detroit. the ones trying to catch him. PANCAKES & WAF- * $800 in scholarships and thousands more en FLES the state and national levels TURNPIKE Open Tees, thru Sat. U.A.O. CAMPUS FUCKS TRAVELERS 7:38-8. * Opportunity to represent Wood County in 222 N. MAIN Sundays 7:3*-7:M the Miss Ohio Pageant 352-6905 412 EAST WOOSTER * Many other prizes and trophies GREAT CATHERINE - 210 Math Scl BANQUET ROOM Solas and Service UNIVERSITY COEDS ARE ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE ENTRIES HARPER - 220 Math Science NOON SPECIALS DAILY MUST BE RECEIVED BY SATURDAY, MARCH 4. FOR AN ENTRY BLANK CALL MRS. ROBERT VANNETT, 332-5974.

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