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By Terence Corhran "We want to emphasize to students convenient lor students if there were Staff Reporter that registering to vote in Bowling bad weather on that day Second, the Green means there will be no necessity University supplies one-half the A concentrated drive to register for absentee ballots from their old financial reason for the city's University student voters in Bowling hometown areas existence, and thus students should Green will be held next week. "Students will have a chance to vote have a voice in city politics The drive is sponsored by the Student on familiar issues, and to some extent Body Organization and the Office of will have the power to elect those Toalston said his third reason was Voter Facilitation, and will probably officials who make policies directly that there is still a substantial amount be held on Wednesday". according to affecting them." Jackson said ol polarization between the town and Oreg Jackson, director of the voter He said the registration board has (he students. He hopes by increasing office been accepting student registrations student involvement in city affairs, a Jackson explained that a bus has ever since Monday. Feb. 7. when 10 better community spirit might evolve been rented from the University for the University students were allowed to registration day register We'll probably have the bus make He said the Student Body "In this way. it is very likely that it a runs to the registration office on the Organization will be putt.ng up posters guy wants to win a campaign for a city- hour.'' he said "It will likely slop In throughout campus explaining the office, he'd have to include the strategic spots, such as in front ol the registration drive University as one of his campaign Union. 1'arshman and the Towers In addition, all campus mailboxes stops." Toalston added will be stuffed with materials THE VOTER REGISTRATION explaining the when, where and how of office is located at 500 Lehman Ave the drive next to the Hydraulic Room. According History " *"' Tho jolting tun cxconti church »toople» in Toledo, signaling the beginning of a Id Jackson, the bus runs will make "We will also be distributing SffifiOlfiS quiet winter's evening. easy access for University students." explanatory pamphlets on campus for He said the registration office has students lo pick up." said Jackson. been informed of the regisli at ion drive "Further, 1 hope to be talking to all week political science teachers and asking them I" explain these procedures to the students " Afro-American History Week Though the drive is tentatively activities today will include a Senate backs discrimination ban scheduled for Wednesday, the final movie, "Body and Soul," to be times and day of registration, as well shown at 6:45 p.m in (he Mont, i sanl a third petition to cut oil as the bus schedule, will not be Dogwood Suite. Union By John Chadwick Domimck. i R-Colo I erasing from a amendment, previously rejected by the Senate in slightly different form. debale will be filed Friday completed until next week, according The movie "In Search of a Associated Press Writer hotly contested bill authority for the Past" will be shown tomorrow al Equal Employment Opportunity seemed likoK to break the impasse Dominick told the Senate that il his to Jackson. amendment were not adopted, he saw An Toalston. student body president, 6:45pm in the Dogwood Suite WASHINGTON lAPl The Senate Commission to issue cease-and-desist over the bill and clear the way for its early passage. no chance of getting any bill. said he thinks the drive would be reversed itself yesterday and voted for orders. valuable for three major reasons Under the amendment, the EECC With I group Ol senator! leaving But he indicated that il his enforcement through the courts of the "First, it would be especially 1964 Civil Rights Act's ban on racial would have to bring enforcement suits today for Canada lor an amendment were accepted, he would and other discrimination in in the federal courts rather than have interparliamentary union meeting. join if necessary in a move to invoke employment the power to order employers or labor however, linal action on the bill will be the Senate's anti-filibuster rule and By a 45-39 vote, it adopted an unions to halt alleged discrimination delayed until next week bring the debate to a halt Mitchell quits post amendment bv Sen. Peter H THE ADOPTION of Dominick s Majority Leader Mike Mansfield. I>- Two debate cutoff moves have fallen shorl of the required two-thirds majority DOMINION'S LATEST amendmenl differed from his original primarily by as attorney general Pill policy talks tabled providing for expedited handling of job- discrmiinalion cases in the federal WASHIN'TON (API-John N. Mitchell Mitchell was reported lo have insisted courts resigned as attorney general yesterday that Kleindienst gel the job. while other Graduate Student Senate tGSSl members are collecting existing pill policy stems from discussion about problems at administration officials feared that his data designed to show student needs and leelings toward the health center It provides that if the EECC's to take command of President Nixon's general counsel certifies that a case is re-election campaign. nomination would touch olf a senate adding a gynecologist lo the health center stall and revising "We're trying to get together reasons why we don't have a donnybrook. the University birth control policy gynecologist and what we can do to get one.' said Lafferty of general public importance, il shall Nixon then appointed Richard G. be heard by a three-judge federal court Kleindienst. Mitchell's deputy and But the Senate liberals who planned This elfort follows the recent decision by the I'ealth Ms Kari Strausser, graduate student, recently sent close questioning of Kleindienst at his Services Advisory Committee to table further discussion on surveys to 12 Ohio state universities to determine iheir birth with direct appeal to the Supreme personal choice for the Cabinet post. Court. Senate liberals promised close confirmation hearings, scheduled to the revision until more information is compiled The present control policies and practices begin Feb. 22, said Senate approval is policy at the health center is not to dispense contraceptives. Dominick'! amendment is in line questioning of Kleindienst, an Arizona with what President Nixon has conservative, but early indications likely. According to Dr William Baxter, chairman of the Ms. Strausser said policy and practice may differ, so one Mitchell is the sixth member of committee, formulating a proposal on policy change for survey was sent to the medical center and another to a recommended. It also is the type of were that his nomination as the President's top legal advisor would Nixon's original Cabinet to resign presentation to the Board of Trustees calls for sufficient student representative on each campus. enforcement the House voted in gain Senate confirmation. Secretary of Commerce Maurice Sians data This information along with data from local clergy. Crisis passing its own bill last year. Civil rights forces, however, have Mitchell, one of Nixon's closest recently quit lo become the chief fund Phone and the Sex Information Center will be used to present raiser for the Committee for the Re- a preliminary report at the next Health Services Advisory long urged that the EECC be given personal and political advisors, Steve Lafferty, a member of GSS, said a decision on managed his 1968 campaign. Pis election of the President-the same changing the the birth control policy should not have to go as Committee meeting. cease-and-desist powers to enforce the ban on job discrimination based on resignation to direct the 1972 effort had organization Mitchell will head high as the Board of Trustees been expected for months, but beginning March I, GSS has plans for establishing a committee lo collect race, religion, sex. or national origin. "It doesn't seem like Dr Bond ivice president for student At present the commission is limited apparently was delayed by debate Sen. James 0 Eastland. I D-Miss. i affairs) or Dr Olms (director of the health centeri is very student reactions. However. Ms. Strausser said the validity to trying to effect voluntary within the administration about his said Kleindienst has been a eager to make a decision It seems odd that anv time a policy of surveys and petitions is still under question successor great deputy attorney general and will Dr. oims is also collecting information on the number of compliance through persuasion and is liberalized it has to go to the very top,'' said Lafferty. conciliation. THE PIPE-smoking. taciturn be a worthy sucessor to Mitchell. Lafferty added that OSS interest in liberalizing the referrals made to specialists outside of the health center. Change in political climate necessary-Harris
By Ann Hofbauer in the Grand Ballroom is "often the only way to get white Harris said the Indian situation in Staff Reporter Harris, a former national chairman people interested in black peoples' this country is worse than that of the of the Democratic Party, said the schools " blacks in a lot of ways. Senator Fred Harris I D-Okla. I was a problem of campaign financing is a In this country white schools are 90 He said they are "invisible" because presidential candidate for two months central threat to the Democratic per cent white and black schools are 90 about half of them live in the cities and He declared his candidacy- process. per cent balck. are not even recognized as Indians. "How can students grow as part of a September 24, 1971. and withdrew from "People confuse them with Puerto HE SAID he used funds raised common country" when they are the race November 30.1971. Ricans and Filipinos. The "I ran out of money, he said initially so that he could be widely separated like this, he asked. heard by groups that would contribute Harris said black students in his discrimination against them is more Harris spoke to students in the subtle and insidious and is harder to Falcon's Nest. Union yesterday from additional funds county in Oklahoma were bused away The problem is that there is a circle from white schools deal with." he said. 9:30 a.m. until 11. when he gave a short He also said many Indians don t talk and conducted an open discussion of people taking you seriously if you "It would be nice to go to school have money. If you are taken seriously where you live if that wasn't a way to realize that they are discriminated you will be able to raise money." he deny equality of education to some against. As is true of most minorities, said. people," he said they begin to believe the bad things said He said if he could have kept going He added that Indian children are about themselves, he said. until January on his initial funds, he being bused from Navajo country to might have been able to raise Oklahoma, away from their heritages THE BLACKS have gotten away additional money for his campaign. and traditions. Indians in Alaska have from this degrading self-image and Harris said he does not plan to run for been bused all over the United States, have acquired a group identity and re-election to the Senate, but instead is nesaid. pride in their heritage, he said. going to try. through national television "No one complains much about that. He explained that, economically, the and writing, to do something outside it's only when we start busing in the situation is worse in terms of housing, the Senate. other direction." he said. health care and education. According to Harris, politicians are shaped in the image of the country HE SAID HE sees busing as a Harris, whose wife is a full-blooded Change in the political climate of the transitional program that is necessary Comanche Indian, said staff of the country is necessary before there can now. but which he hopes will evolve Bureau of Indian Affiars should be cut be change in the Senate, he said. into equal housing and employment and in half and the bureau run by Indians When questioned about his 40 per cent more money for education. themselves. absenteeism from the Senate, he said "The people who oppose busing ought Harris also called for fundamental changes in this country to redistribute he thinks he has two responsibilities as to be made to say how they will solve Senator Senator Fred Harris (D-OWa.)ipoke to .ludont. in a senator: voting on crucial issues and the problem of quality education. The income and power. the Union yesterday on the probUrns of campaign going among the people to try to effect same people who are against busing "There is no way to have a society change. will vote against other things, like with any self-esteem with such great Harris 'Poncing and *"• climate °' p*"*""1 cnange disparity between rich and poor," he needed in the United States. sen. MOO notm equal housing and equal employment," HARRIS ALSO said he thinks busing he said. said. Pot* 2/Tha SG N*.w., W«in.idoy, F.b.uory 16,1977 opinion eDITGRiaLS earn degree in three years
By Paul E. Parn.'II exclude the majority, but a comfortably ordinary pursuits of life; ICI he could One local educator once commented that students would learn more from a trustee vote Gael! Faculty Columnist low level ol group experience in which profit from the experience of others, all can participate Faculty grading of without having to undergo the pain of trip through a slum than they would from students is ol course the worst example first-hand trial and error: idi the school a year of college courses. Well then, why Should a student representative to the Board of Trustees have a not dispense with the courses, and have President Moore has declared thai of qualitative distinction, and has a would prepare him for a position the student spend his lime in social-work vote? high school education Is now so excellent crippling effect on student creativity. of leadership in professional life, or Mark Kruse. this year's representative, said Friday a student clinics'* that we can safely reduce our college 6. Subject-matter is not so important politics, or the arts Pe could return occasionally lor vote wasn't necessary if the representative presents information program Irom four years to three, by as helping students to develop All these assumptions have now been conferences or workshops, but if the on issues before the board in a professional manner cutting our irrelevant courses. themselves. This does not mean the set aside, as the new ideas listed above obsolete -character training.' with amply demonstrate II we are interested student learns most in the field, that is However, we wonder whether or not a "professional 1 would like to endorse Ihis suggestion, only in the present, in our own language, where he should be trained. lor the somewhat different reason that emphasis on morality, sell-discipline and presentation'' is adequate. I admit one difficulty: perhaps the educational ideas adopted in the last so on. which were only ingredients for in our own job training, in our own Admittedly, one student vote would not make any difference if limited selves, what should we go to students will nol want to give up three- lew years seem to make a great deal of producing the uptight personality. It other board members are already in agreement over a particular college to learn'' The mass media'' Rock quarters of their college career. They college education superfluous. These means helping students to find their music? Films? can however be reminded that they will issue. ideas are not new: but lew people in the Identity, and to develop their creativity save a lot ol money, and will be awarded But what happens in the case where one or two votes could alter liberal arts college took them seriously Thev will accomplish these aims best by But we know those things already exactly the same degree as at present. a decision-particularly if that decision is contrary to the will of belore 1960 Since then we have all seen being released Irom all responsibilities, Perhaps we could learn some criteria for 0 and every kindol repressive discipline. judging those things No. for that would Certainly standards would not be the majority of students on campus? the light: and I feel that it is in the public bring in elitism, unless the judgment is lowered appreciably if the new system interest lhal I list the most valuable ol A student representative can present as many facts or opinions based on pure whim; and no one has to go went into effect If the students these ideas 7. SCIENCE IS a basic article ol as he wants and maybe, just maybe, he'll be able to change a few stubbornly prefer the unobstructed 1. Education is basically job training faith, with slrong emphasis on ecology to college to learn that leisure of a college career over the minds. There is no point in studying anything we This does not mean a tiresome mastery Some students doubtless have attended college out ol secret elitist aspirations, saving of money, they should see that But he still does not have as effective a say in a matter as he will nol use in our career Shakespeare's ol a scientific discipline, since discipline their action is disgracefully elitist, in the would if he could cast his vote along with other board members. plays are a waste ol time unless one is has already been rejected because of Us in order to improve their social status and lo make a good marriage: but il pattern ol old-time students at Oxford or When you get right down to it. who should have the final say in going to teach Shakespeare later, and no bad effects Ofl character i see 6 above I. It merely means lhal we will justify our everyone is senl to college, as educators Cambridge--an attitude unworthy of a important issues on campus'' English major need know anything about teaching by use of the very latesl now urge, that pretext ol social pure democracy Board members appointed by the governor and. for the most science A few students might want to stay the 2 Learning and high culture" is scientific terms improvement will collapse, and part, not actively involved in the day-to-day activities on campus? whole lour years in order lo get a liberal essentially useless, and a bore as well 8 There must be a courageous marriage prospects will be no more Or a representative chosen in an election and personally education Such students could be The lower the culture the better, hence. willingness to try any novelty II il earelully screened than they would be indulged: their numbers would not be affected every day by the board's decisions? a college is most reputable when it succeeds, it may revolutionize the outside Ihe college sufficient to mar the otherwise hopelul Nobody has said much of anything since the student body last concerns itsell with underground' educational process, it as is mosl likely. TRUE. THE University can do eduational picture, and thev could take year won the right to send an elected representative to board culture or subculture it tails, it can be set down as a well- intentioned experiment Progress is something in Ihe way of job training, bul up the lime ol some aging liberal meetings educators who otherwise would have 3. FOREIGN languages are difficult solved either way this hardly requires lour years only a It makes us wonder whether or nol this decision was really such little to do and lime-consuming, and language study 9 The pasl is anathema, and anything term or two of methodology is needed Otherwise. I think my suggestion is a .1 "victory" after all. Will be unnecessary il all loreigners will that might be called tradition must be belore the student should put into practice his not too abstract principles sound one thai ought to appeal to • Without a vote, are we really that much farther ahead than we only learn English discarded Few will now Iry lo Justify The praclicum will naturally be most legislators, taxpayers, and students-the were this time last year? 4. Teaching is a skill lor the purpose of Study ol a subject before 1800. and nmsl effective il it is conducted as lar as only people, alter all who really matter presenting distasteful material as will i md deiense ol 19th-century studies in a genuinely democratic educational onjoyably as possible A good teacher is difficult After all. this is 1972 possible irom the bookish atmosphere ol situation primarily concerned in projecting an 10 The will ol the student must he the university attractive personality. Obeyed II he is unwilling to take .i institutions Evaluation by students is necessary lo Course, nobody should lone him to weed out those bad-tempered bores who Pleasure, not compulsion, is the main have done nothing lor 20 years except end nt education LeTTers The questionable operating procedures recently revealed in master a subject-matter area il Learn by doing Abstract theorizing three state institutions, makes one wonder how his taxes are 5. Qualitative distinctions in art or never taught anybody anything being used and why prisoners and patients are treated poorly. ■OCial class must be rejected Value 11 We accept these principles-and who docs not? it must be obt lous thai we do Dr Kenneth Caver, director-designate of the Ohio Department judgments are inherently invidious because they bring in the dangerous not need a lour year program, or why lecture? of Hygiene, said Monday that Ohio is spending $37.5 million to aristocratic assumption that some perhaps a university at all operate its' six institutions for the mentally retarded in the people, some ideas, or some works of art Universities were lounded on Ihe current fiscal vcar. I!e said this money is being sacrificed are better than others Such elitist assumptions lhal ia> the student needed because most of the state's institutions do not meet federal thinking is incompatible with American the knowledge ol past culture which Try "non-functional on lor ilze one requirements. democracy could be obtained only at second-hand; Why should one have to think whether [unctions when she is lunctioning best. In another case. Cuyahoga County entered the investigation of Whal we need is not an emphasis on ibi he needed exercise in abstract in no| she should attend a lecture. thinking, such as he could nol gel in the Maybe there will be a clue given to mi whal she holds lo hi' more important ;the Warrensville Workhouse where 19 prisoners escaped last difficult intellectual principles thai must what the test will be on. I belter go or more interesting to herself Can one week Hugh A Corrigan. president of the county commissioners. Why does one have to sit through an M) thai lectures trulv motivate you lo . said his investigation uncovered inadequate medical care given to entire hour Ol absolute alienation ol life? utilize ideas in vour everyday 1 prisoners, food, building maintenance and a lack ot social Il will nol help matters either by functioning ' True vou mav schedule a services, recreation, rehabilitation programs and proper •me BG news adapting lo Ihe system one musl make lecture that really holds vour interest and so vou feel inclined to learn security. the system come to her-remember lhal something; but how many lectures do State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson reported that Metropolitan An Independent Student Voice We will not be lectured to when we finally leave tins Intellectually vou come across lhal are interesting" Hospital in Cleveland made at least 100 illegal payments totaling suppressive University It you think Unless ol course vou are a lecture Ireak more than $50,000 in 1970. Most of the illegal expenses were Editorial Staff college is lough, the outside world has and feel it is your given place in society. "unauthorized" expenditures for employment of extra help. something more challenging I more Thinking about stagnant systems. 1 These are just three examples of the incompetent organization editor kathleen m. froie human i called Interaction among people over-heard iwo stagnant systems in the in these institutions and the questionable allocation of tax dollars. managing editor damon v. beck Is there any real evidence, as vour I oinplon cafeteria several weeks ago- one system is a student teacher this Perhaps a full scaled Investigation into the competency of assistant managing editor... harold a. brown intellectual reception serves you. that you are being challenged during a quarter informing the other on officials who are administrators in these institutions will uncover editorial editor cynlhia a. suopis lecture; is there any real sell proof that subversive teaching the reasons for such below standard operating procedures. makeup edito. katherinel. hatton a literary lecture class is having any S T My kids arc o k tor inner-city •■•Ht editor jock n. carle progressive degree ot interaction kids but do you know thai they didn't chief photographer keith h. meiser involving Ihe complete character ol a want me lo lecture to them Thev said. job hunt copy editor lisa m boulanger person and just not lour or live carnal Its so boring and we don't learn entertainment editor gale e. bogle silhouettes in a classroom of twenty? anything Irom taking notes, anyway ii ii Oh no' IF YOU FEEL that you cannot S T Ves So that made me really mad communicate in the class, then vou are and I told them thai I am going to lecture Business Staff alienated as a member ol humanity, and to them and lecture lo them good: and. all the noles lhat you lake are not going they are going to learn to lake good rejection letters business manager philip a. stickney to help you one bil in discovering what notes It's lor their own good They gol lo advertising manager vaughn e. rockhold you have lost You may prove a self-point get usedo it or else they'll never learn that vou can pass a tesl with an A bul Alter the little conversation. I was Editorial and Business Offices 106 University Hall what have vou gained except a bias mark about ready to give up eating yogurt lor Bv I)an Doll lhal could make best use ol your Phone 372-2710 or 372-2819 on a computerized label" breakfast But lor the kids sake. 1 hope For Ihe most part students do not that they really do learn Gnesl Sludenl Columnist expel lenceand interests n» so KM ■ ■ssSssei ii ■ ■*■,■ *» Mtaji *•>**# *a wasssi •-'*—* •— ** M • «.»*»• Your resume will be placed in our
CINCINNATI (API - The use of the National Guard in force was not a necessity district court could have of the guard in such CUM 6th L'.S. Circuit Court of instances such as the Kent granted and that any such and a request that the Appeals yesterday ordered a State campus disorder in JUDGES GEORGE injunctive relief would federal court hold hearing on a part of a suit May 1970 when four students Edwards and Wade McCree restrict the governor and the unconstitutional an Ohio law brought by a group of Kent were killed. Jr took the majority view- National Guard which grants immunity to State University students Judge Anthony J Celebreeze The Appeals Court upheld the National Guard in such against former Gov James IT WAS dismissed in its dissented, saying there was dismissal of a request for an cases as the one al Kent A Rhodes and officials of entirety without a hearing by no conceivable relief the injunction against future use State the Ohio National Guard District Judge James The suit, originally filed in Connell Yesterday's action the U.S. District Court at reversed part of Judge Cleveland, sought to enjoin Connell's dismissal order $5,000 grant awarded The appeals court, by a 2-1 vote, sent back that part of the suit which claimed rights Fact Line nl speech and assemblage to psychology professor were violated and that rifle tire was unconstitutional Campus Kact Line will not The appeals court held Dr Patricia C. Smith, Dr. Smith has received civil service orj;iini/.;ition in Dr. Dr. Helen Clancy, of the University of Queensland, Brisbane, be taking any calls Sunday there should have been an professor of psychology has financial support from the a imdwestern city Australia, lectured yesterday on "Autistic and Other Isolated Keb 20 and Monday Keb. 21 evidentiary hearing and been awarded a Sii.OOO grant Inundation for the last four She said her research Children." The talk was sponsored by the psychology because of Ihc Washington- asked il there is any training Clancy from the General Electric years project is nearly three department. Lincoln holidav in weaponry and orders in Foundation to continue her Per research project is a fourths completed the National Gurad. It research in Productive comparative study ol work expressed belief there might Utilization ol Members ol values. "We are concerned be cases where use of lethal Minority Groups primarily with the development of conventional work values in people and 'Lot of phonies in religion' History lecture set today how these are modified in the actual work situation."' By Mary Wry Dr. Sam Bass Warner, professor of history at the she said allow mam undedicated and divine." she said University of Michigan will speak on "Techniques and Insincere people in form Since becoming religion DR. SMITH said many There are a lot ol phonies Opportunities in Urban' Pistory' today at 3 p.m in the religious oi ganizations euitor she said she has Alumni Room. Union people assume that work is a in religion Many people \n\hinl\ who wants lo can become especially "good thing." socieu thai .no flukey set into ihe A well-known historian Dr Warner is the author of "Street siaii a church.' ~hc said Interested m the financial benefits from work, and business." said Ms Lee Car Suburbs The Process of Growth in Boston. 1870-1900" To prove hei point, Ms background of churches. She "you can gel ahead if you steele, religion editor .it the and "The" Private City Philadelphia in Three Periods of Steele herseli founded a said she is curious lo know Growth work.'" Toledo Blade church toi onh 125 which how Rev Hex I'unibard and I'owever. not all members Ms Sleele. formei Terry Jones, professor of political science will conclude she rails Ihc I'misc ol Rev Hilly Graham became of society share these instructor ol Journalism .ii the forum lecture program with remarks on recent social Religion Spending an extra so financially successful values The assumptions the University, spoke to dollar, she v\,i- granted a science methodology used to understand urban processes. themselves may not even be approximatel) 50 students in permit lo perform wedding SHE ATTRIUTED their Sponsored by the department of history and the College of true, she said. ,i journalism reporting class ceremonies and funerals success to the number "I tax Arts and Sciences, the purpose of the forum is to expose Dr. Smith is gathering Monday I d nevei «I• it I m nol exemptions they are recent trends in historical research which involve novel use ■ data for her project from The only requirement for devout enough she said permitted and Ihe largo ol traditional techniques, new methodology and new Dr. Sam Warner lee Steele theories Ihree locations--a working tiiuniling a religious seel In According lo Ms Steele amount ol contributions they population in a southeastern Ohio, Ms Steele said, is that religion i- a business receive hum their listeners The forum is open to faculty and students state, a school system and a ihr church be incorporated Wrisi watc in-- even have Rex I'unibard gels thai II is a lion profil pictures oi Jesus Christ on enough personal contributions led they are corporation, and lliat Ihc them she said contributions to pay tor T V giving to Ihe Lord" not to founder musl promise to Ml Steele born a Woman time on 900 stations in Ihc Rev I'unibard or Rev spread lilt* gospel ami Catholic, said al present she United Slates and Canada Graham. Schoolhouse move halted contribute to the public is noi a member ol am I'c gets more exposure on welfare ol societj religion, hut considers more stations than Johnny Ms Sleele said she covers herseli an agnostic Carson.'' she said. a religion beat like she would Lack ol funds has placed a The center has estimated memorabilia marking the The schoolhouse is the ACCORDING TO \l> I think Jesus was a greal She added that most anything else 1 don't gel progress ol public education substantial roadblock in the cost of reconstructing second building from the Steele, these requirements guy. hnl I in nol SUIT he's people who send in emotionally attached " plans to move a little red the schoolhouse at $75,000 It The Center lor Fu elands area to be donated schoolhouse to campus hopes to raise the money Educational Memorabilia lo the University STADIUM VIEW According to Fred I'ansen. through a fund drive has already collected a Wide associate director ol alumni variety ol items related to I'rout Chapel, named after CAMPUS FUCKS affairs, the University does THE SCHOOLHOUSE has the one-room schoolhouse former University president SUNOCO not have the funds to finance been donated by the children era. including textbooks Dr Frank Prout. was a project such as moving a of the late Mr and Ms maps, desks slates and donated by the Sidney Frohman Foundation. 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY one-room schoolhouse from Frank Linder of Norwalk It lunch pails SNAP ON the Norwalk area lo the was built in 1875 and was main campus purchased by Ihe landers in WHEEL ALIGNMENT The project was initiated 1910. 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By Gale Bogle said opera is essentially Dr. Trusler compared Tom Dustman, graduate Entertainment Editor entertainment. opera to pro football saying student in music, is in a rock I suppose the higher the the cast has to be psyched up group. Opera is multi-media, form of entertainment, the and expect to be a winner. combining drama with more the person to be Opera also involves a "MORE AND MORE we music, dance, costumes and entertained has to put out a certain amount of physical are crossing boundaries in scenery. little effort. You only have beating, as well as mental schools of music. We no Opera is gigantic snobbism among people who and intellectual effort, he longer have the elite kind of entertainment which don't understand. " he said. said. separation of one kind of combines the emotions of "Singing is a tremendous music from another," Dr. human compassion, anger, According to Dr. Trusler. physical thing. The body has Trusler said. hate, jealousy, revenge and opera survives not because to be in perfect shape to sing He said he thinks Mick love the rich elite or wealthy opera. You can't catch a Jagger and the Rolling And opera is the victim of support it. but because little cold or you're shot.'' Stones. John Lennon and a kind of "inverted masses of people have Dr Trusler said. Hurl Bacharach have all snobbism'' on the part of bought tickets for years. been tremendously inventive students who say they don't If someone has never seen According to Dr. Trusler. and he listens to all these like it when they have never an opera before and he he knows many students who groups seen it. according to Dr. chooses his first one wisely, are prejudiced against rock "To say just because I like Ivan Trusler. professor of if he doesn't get some and roll, but one of the the Stones. I dislike opera, music and director of enjoyment from it. "I would principles in "Pagliacci," that's stupid." he said. tomorrow night's simply question the depths productions of "Cavalleria nl his mind." he said Rusticana" and IIIIMIIIIIIItllllllllllllll H»ni»>i»Mfcy **■■»'—" "Pagliacci."' THERE IS A tremendous amount of student Principles Virginia Slarr, Tom Dustman and John We»t, three of tho principle in "I BELIEVE a person can involvement in the opera "Pagliacci" rehearse a scene from tomorrow night's production. go to the opera this VC.II production. Three of the 10 footlights practice without any foreknowledge principles are students and except reading the program students make up the entire notes and get tremendous orchestra and chorus. enjoyment.'' he said Dr. Trusler said it is the Students have developed job of the School of Music to gale bogle First twin-bill production what Dr. Trusler called an provide an opportunity for inverted snobbism'' about students to perform and entertainment editor opera because they think it grow and become better as a goes on stage tomorrow is too high class.'' but he result of their work.
the first twin-bill opera perform As the troupe runic ol her lover suspicions, the play becomes evi»r performed as a prepares lor the ATTEMPTS ARE made to reality. Canio once again University production goes pcrlormance. Nodda is sooth Canio and that evening demands that Nedda reveal on>:stage Thursday night, approached by .1 handsome the play begins as scheduled the name ol her lover or die. directed by Dr Ivan Trusler. villager. Silvio, and agrees Canio plays the role of At her refusal. Canio stabs professor of music to meet him alter the |>l.i\ I'agliaccio. a man who is Nedda and then buries his Mascagni s 'Cavalleria Canio. Nedda's husband, wronged by his wife. knife in the lover Silvio's Kiniticana." which means approaches in time to hear Columbine, plaved bv heart as the villager reveals Rustic Chivalry." is the their parting words and Nedda himself by rushing to the stury ol the infidelity of a confronts his wile, As Paghaccio confronts stage yoirng Sicilian wife, and its demanding to know the Columbine with his Rex Eikum. associate giim consequences for her professor of performance lover studies, plays Canio and turiddu is a young soldier, Virginia Starr, assistant whio was betrothed to l.ola professor of performance when he Iclt the village to studies, plays the wife serve in the army tin his Andreas Poulimenos. return he found her married instructor of voice, plays to Alfio Tomo. a hunchback clown. AFTER A short romance John West, sophomore wilh another village gtrl. 1 Music 1, is Peppe and Tom Sahtuzza. Turiddu again Dustman, graduate student tuwis to l.ola She. in turn in Music, plays Nedda's lakes advantage ol her lover husband's frequent absences Curtain time is 8 p.m in by; enouraging her lover's ' Main Auditorium. rw#w^^o#t# w"f Many lamitj* alfections University Kail. Tickets are the tragedy ironically $4 and $2 and are available in Student Students participate in all phases of tho opera production, making up the entire takes plan on a quiet Easter Room 201, Johnston Pall or. Sunday Santuzza reveals the orchestra and chorus, as well as serving in many other roUs in the cast and phone 372-2045 for crew of about 225 people. illicit affair to Allio while information voices the lovers are attending woyship together Turiddu and Allio confront each other in Hie village square and a duel is arranged, by which Allio has WGLN-FM- a people's station' his revenge
LOLA IS PLAYED bv lna By Peggy Schmidt time. "Campbell said format. 1-oop explained future.' Scheerer said Kaplan, a participant in "Those of us who have Staff Reporter Since the Station WM shows are not restricted to "Some people accuse us of Since the news staff has the University s opera already in a precarious the 'clock formats' that most editorializing the news." been cut to one person, workshop Warren Allen, It came to pass in the late financial situation, the Top Forty disc jockeys are said Mark Scheerer. news coverage ol local events line prolessor ol pcrlormance summer of 1971 AD that in owners finally decided to lorced to follow." he said director at WGLN and '71 the John McClcllan trial will studies, has the roleol Alfio. the county of Lucas, at a hire both Dorian and Loop said by being able to alumnus ol Bowling Green. have to be more limited, Richard Mathcy. assistant place called Berkey 1 which Campbell choose the kind of music But we feel, that not only- according to Scheerer. prolessor ol music education Mn»raj*eie bv Meaaj leaner is approximately five hours Chuck Schmidt, a Ihey want to play, disc do we have the right to do Powever. WGLN hopes to plays l.ola s lover. Turiddu Dr. Ivan Trusler, professor of musk, has by tractor from Toledo 1 a salesman for the station jockeys are better able to that according to FCC supplement the local news Barbara l.ockard. been involved in opera and musical new sound began to grow also thought that an convey their personalities regulations, but that we by arranging for more talk assistant prolessor ol music productions for tho last several years. from 'underground '' "underground'' formal over the air. should comment on the plays Sanlu/za. and shows with community And it was called WGLN- would alleviate some of the IV said it's almost like a news, as long as we make it action group leaders and Marianne Karwowski KM To the people who financial troubles return to (he radio programs sophomore < Music i. plays apparent that we are doing people like John Sinclair. Play reviewer wanted fell .within its 50-mile radius "Right now we still .11011 I ol the early 60s when so." he said. Scheerer added the part ol Lucia, Turiddu s from points as far away as financially able to do personalities like Jerry G. mother Scheerer said that most "It's hard to say how our Ann Arbor. Port Clinton, and everything we'd like in order Johnny I'oliday and Jaybird national and international listeners feel about things The tragedy Pagliacci The News needs someone to review plays on a permanent Kindlay. WGLN became to totally recreate Ike image were the key interest in a news is obtained from the we do: they aren't very unfolds as a group ol basis If you are interested, sec GaMBogle at the Be; News known as a "peoples- ol the station." Dorian said station Associated Press Wire vocal, but I think that's the traveling acton stops in a office, 106 University Hall or call 372-2710 station." according to the For instance, he said the THE "TOP FORTY" Service, but he didn't think small Italian village to way the hip community is word of Dorian. station is not always able to station as it is known today that these stories fulfilled "But we feel that Dorian Paster, who is both refuse ads that it considers tirst gained popularity in the news needs of the we're speaking to the needs a disc jockey and program facetious or advertised 1964 when Bill Drake was audience of a growning group of director for the station said. products it does not think are. able to make WKI'J in Los "We use Earth News, and listeners because we have a "We try to serve our worth buying Angeles the number one we will be using the great group of people here listening community in the ALTHOUGH THE station station in the country in Liberation News Service for who want to see things best way we can without still broadcasts Sylvania instituting that type of more in-depth stories in the happen." Dorian said. hurting our time buyers." basketball games, as well as The trick of keeping both a religious program on listeners and advertisers Sunday mornings, all satisfied is the headache of remnants of the old lormat Before my time every station, according to will be phased out when the Rick Campbell, who. at 25. is old contract expires. Dorian said the station manager at By Jonny Kali Crawford ICI Lauren husband-wife lawyers in WGLN Although WGLN is still Bacall tal "Pat and Mike tbl owned by the people who had I The first Rodgers and 5. Known on radio as the The Desk Set tc ("Adam's AS FAR BACK at 1969. it while it was a country and Pammerstein musical ran RexallSportscaster: Rib". Campbell began to circulate western station. Lou Dickey, 2.248 performances tal Red Barber tbl Bill 10. By 1934. 2'i million of .petitions in the area asking who owns several radio lai Oklahoma lb) Stern 1 c > Tom Harmon. these were on the market: for programs that would stations, including WOl'O in Brigadoon id South 6. The commonly seen (aI jigsaw puzzles tbl cater to an audience that had Toledo, is trying to purchase Pacific. symbol of the depression ballpoint pens 1 c 1 Superman the station. more diverse tastes in heavy 2. Lakehurst. New Jersey is was comic books. rock than the normal "Top Dorian said the outcome of a landmark because of tal an apple peddler ibi a Forty" show. the sale will be held up in lal Al J.ilson's birthplace lorn dollar bill ic I a Wall St. ANSWERS At that time. Campbell court for some time. tbl Thomas Edison's signpost 'V1I'M'!1'V was a retail store owner who However, he predicted the laboratory id Hindenburg 7. He led the Ralston was buying time on WGLN. format of the station would Zeppelin crash. Straightshooters on radio: •IIH'M'H'H'JiTH "Other owners of head' definitely change if the sale 3. Roosevelt referred to lal Tom Mix tbl Hopalong This week's "Great was completed. tw^~.kTt»^r,s«w* shops, including myself, The hand that held the, Cassidy |cl Dick Tracy Atwater-Kent Revival" were able to exert enough Chris Loop, who has had dagger" as 8. Brenda Frazier. social (Sunday 9-11 p.m.. WFAL pressure by withdrawing.our the most professional ia) Stalin tbl Mussolini tel sensation of 1938. was a 680) will feature the comedy Broadcasting Mark Scheerer, a 1971 alumnus of the University and new* advertising to force the background of any of the the atomic bomb. talgolddigger ibidebuUnte of "Fibber McGee and direct** at WGtN radio, also broadcasts his own shew en the management to reconsider disc jockeys at WGLN. 4. Lucille LaSueur became (c I noted party giver Molly" and a repeat of last the country and western explained why the station is FM station from 10 till 2 on Saturday nights. belter known as 9. Katherine Hepburn and week's salute to the music of format it was doing at the a "free form radio " ia) Judy Garland tbl Joan Spencer Tracy played 196043 Th« »G N.wi, Wadnndoy, February 16. 1973/Paaa 5 Temptations turn 'em on
By Krnny White rendition of 'Not on the male sex. Yvonne gave a The Temptations jumped with the song made it a very SUll Writer Outside "" soul-touching rendition of "! on stage, attired in purple moving piece of music. Don't Want to Do Wrong jumpsuits monogramed with Damon 1'arris. who is the Add a band, a group of NEXT IN THE show was The young soul queen was their zodiac signs, and new tenor and lead singer of harmonizing voices, a the Swiss Movement The so touched by the crowd's started their concert fast the group captured hearts' woman's rap plus the soulful four member male group put responses that she fought to and hard by singing their with his moving singing of the crusaders of the audience in a more hold back tears at the end of current hit Superstar." interpretation of "Never black rock, and what do you mellow mood by singing her song. They kept the crowd Can Say Good-Bye." get' such hits as That's the Way groovin' with the rhythm by A swinging night that was 1 Feel about You." ONCE THE CROWD had following up with one of Dennis F.dwards. whoseX high-lighted by the "Drowning in a Sea of Love" time to get over the talent their all-time best sellers I music and soul seems to flowxj. Temptations last Thursday and their top melody ending that had performed before Can't lict Next to You everyttme he opens hjsxj: night during Mardi Gras "Close to you '' them there was a restless 10 Giving the song-hungry mouth, was magnificent! ■'. -I week. After the crowd was minute break crowd a taste of soulful during the whole prograrnx^; When the crowd had taken through buzzing about the harmony, the Temptations but he really laid out the -»! seats, the evening began heavy opening, a young lady sang Smiling Faces song "Just Mj>:£ mm in and groovin' with the by the name of Yvonne Fair Imagination sound of the United Sound made her way to the stage Review AT THIS POINT the crowd (Mis Williams. Richard&fr Co. The eight-piece band I'er "Soul' purpose was to was shouting lor more of the Street. Melvin Franklin "•_:•. immediately captured the try to give the women in the When the lights started Motown ambassadors They along with 1'arris and crowd's attention by blowing audience a message on the going out the crowd began • ainr back strong and did a F.dwards truly put on i"iv the theme of Shaft." Jive'' men of the world She buzzing louder and louder IIUH1U'\ ol their old hits Top stellar performance fOJCw They had to slow the pace started off very strong with because the Temptations songs in this selection were their many followers They-.-N. down a bit because there "Proud Mary" and her body were getting ready to go on "Farewell." My Girl," ended the concert by telling was a lot more good gyrations let the people stage. It was a dramatic Since I Lost my Baby and llie [teoplo how gracious they entertainment left to come, know that she was all entrance for the Motown five (loud Nine." \wi e lor the crowd's coming-. so the saxophone player business because the band played the In breaking away from the OUl and seeing them. gave the crowd his stirring Al the end of her rap on the theme to "2001 Space motor town sound, the group Yes, it not only was a Odyssey and "Jesus sang The Long and Winding Soulful show but it was a PAGLIAI'S Wednesday night special: Christ. Superstar Road " The rap they put super bad concert
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February 16, 1972 K/II0 Crimson reviewed 'Islands': not geared to entertain liludt It would bp wisp to tic.it this music have written almost The drumming of Mike had certain drawbacks. For uninteresting. The title cut is By Larry K.pkr album in the same way nothing which could be Clips, the bass of both Lake one thing, he insists upon very good in depicting a soft classified as lun." and Peter Giles, and horn heavily orchestrated scene, a mellow feeling, King Crimson sold its first "ISLANDS" is not Ihe Since the personnel work of Ian McDonald are backgrounds in many spots, marred only by Mark album, partly because of an type ol album to take lo a changes took place, the high all lost and the replacements but they are almost Charig's cornet solo which is unusual album cover, and party The music is serious qualilv oi musicianship is are almost universally not as universally uninteresting too long and so meandering HIP second album because and drenched with a mood of gone and this is what made good and too long. that one would think (hang buyen remembered the lirsl despair It defies the listener Ihe first two albums ,i~ had given up trying. album to enjoy it for enter- enjoyable as they wire Only Mel Collins, on THE SONGS themselves After the Kcond l.p . the tainments s sake FKW VOCALISTS could woodwinds, who has been have portions which rise "Formentera Lady" group lost most of its This is the way all King compare with tlreg Lake with the band longer than above an avprage level of starts off well, but gets lost member* Thr third album Crimson's music has been Ian Wallancc and It"/ are M mod ol the new members. music, but overall they are in a melage of wandering b> the rebuilt group of since the first album Peter exceptions Actually they docs a more than average repetitive and lack sounds. British jazzmen MM moatly Sinfipld. thp lyricist, and are rathei lackluster in their job musically. originality The album is closed by a ignored by the buying public. Robert Kripp who writes the efforts Fripp's writing has always This album is not totally rapping of the beginning of a session where one of the group is explaining what is about to occur. I get the feeling the band $200,500 to remodel U. Hall has decided just to fill space Up, up and away. . .Falconer Rick at the end. Unfortunately, Volk.r, sophomore (A*S), watches the the rest of the music gives More than new windows and a fresh coat of paint have take-off of Tarak, the RC mascot, in an me the same feeling. gone into the University I'all remodeling program begun last This album is available at opon area near the Education Rldg. summer the University Bookstore According to Roland Y F.nglor. assistant I'niversity architect, nearly $2UIV501) has been spent to improve the oldest building on campus Improvements included remodeling rcstrooms. carpeting offices, and repairing exterior brick work School of Music seeks KM.1.1- It SAID it was suggested earlier lo raze the building, but the University decided to remodel it instead because ol high demolition costs and Ihe sentimental value ol Hie building. instrument contributions \s a result ol the remodeling program, maintenance proMemi Should be reduced and lite amount ol money spent for repairs should be decreased, he said The School of Music is in Traditionally, the School sessions, may be played in future plans lor University I'all include lowering the need of morp musical of Music has provided the marching band or || 1 ceilings ami remodeling " repairing offices instruments, but it doesn't instruments lo students orchestra, and used in 11 ihe stale provides sufficient funds, the University may have the budget to buy them, without charging for their instrument classes. even air-condition the building. Engler said according to I)r James Paul use. Many other schools Pianos are also needed A proposal for capital improvements on utilities and NvwsptMte by BBjnSJ I Kennedy, director of the charge rental fees for the Although the school has 114 buildings al all stale assisted universities in Ohio funded the school. use of school instruments, pianos now. this number is remodeling project Dr. Kennedy said the according to Dr Kennedy insufficient, according lo The University I'all renovation program isoncol a series 'New' school was "morp Dr Kennedy ol campus improvement projects Knglci said future A paint job and new windows were part of the University Hall vulnprablp than many other HE SAID one of the ways I'e explained that whereas remodeling programs include improvements lor Ihe I'onic U. Hall renovation program begun last summer. Nearly $200,500 has departments" to this lo remedy the instrument in a private home a piano Kconomics Hide .mil ail conditioning in South I'all been spent on improvements. quarter's reduction in shortage would be for may be used for only a departmental equipment students or faculty members couple of hours a day. the budgets. to donate or lend school pianos are usually in instruments to the school use from 7 a m to midnight A Quick Lunch is , Many persons might have Dr Kennedy also said in instruments at home that addition to the large something different are not being used, but which replacement problem, Ihe Seabed treaty approved could benefit the music school doesn't have eno'—' and we've got them. department, he said. pianos for the number Instrument donations are students wishing to use Try our fantastic sandwiches WASIMNGTON 1AP1 The propel themselves lo agreement at the Strategic This treaty represents a tax deductible, according lo them Senate yesterda) ratified the strategic resting places on Arms Limitation Talks practical and timely step (our prices are easy to Dr Kennedy "There are some practice Seabed Anns Control Treaty the seabed between Ihe Unitpd Slatps toward helping protect this swallow, too.) rooms that don't even have a winch is intended lo ban Nations signing the treaty and the Soviet Union, new environment " piano in them, which is kind Some are served with salad, placing ol nuclear weapons 'Red China and France has Kulbright said. The document joins in the EACH WIND OR string of silly since that's what others with soup. on the ocean floor not-have free emplacement President Nixon urged archives previous trpatips instrument or piano, is put to they're i students i are The vote was 83 to 0 /.ones in coastal waters out approval of the trealy concerning Ihe Latin many uses by a number of Quick, delicious, and priced supposed to be doing there." One in a decade long lo 12 miles These areas saying, the seabed is man's American free zone, outer students The same For your budget, at — series ol arms control would be prime for last frontier on earth, and space, limited test ban. the instrument may be used by he said Pianos are also needed at documents, the seabed emplacement of nuclear that fronlier should be Ihe antarctic and several studenls for private the new Creative Arts treaty exempts nuclear mines, for example source of promise nonproliferation lessons and practice something different •JJfeSg? building on First Street The missile-firing submarines. \ Pentagon representative and other vessels winch 111.1v said in hearings on the treaty Creative Arts Program, that we have no plans for Hearing clinic studies call which is only partially doing what the treaty would financed by the University, forbid." is designed to ofler claSMl THE SENATE Foreign snowmobile noise harmful in the arts to area children. ACTION & INTERACTION: Relations Committee The School ol Music will chairman Sen J. W CHICAGO 1 APi - The sports vehicles "appear Many snowmobile drivers also accept instrument loans THROUGH STUDENT BODY BOARDS Fulbright 1D-Ark. 1 said his noise from some more intense than other report a ringing in their ears and will insure those which support for Ihe treaty "is snowmobiles is potentially forms of recreational and and temporary hearing loss are rare or very valuable, he UNIVERSITY COMMITTEES & ST. BODY OFFICERS' STAFF based on the judgment thai more damaging to hearing environmental noise.'' they "after rides of even short said it will do no harm rather than thai from most report. duration," they say. For further information INTERVIEWS TO BEGIN ON FEBRUARY 16, 1972 than a feeling that it rock'n'roll groups, two Dr Fred V Bess and "Racing drivers have call the School of Music at accomplishes much." Michigan researchers say Robert E. Peynor of the reported temporary losses 372-2181 AND WILL RUN TILL MARCH 2, 1972 The truly significant arms- The noise levels of the I'earing Clinic of Central varying from four lo 14 days control treaty would be the heavy model of the winter Michigan University. Mount following competition Anthropologist PICK UP FORM AND SIGN UP Pleasant, report on their racing." they add. and cite a FOR INTERVIFW TIME IN 405 STUDENT SERVICES BLDG. .. FREE DELIVERY study of snowmobile noise in case of marked permanent scheduled for if C AIL 352-5221 the February issue of Ihe hearing loss in one youth OPEN Archives of Otolaryngology. who had driven a high- Rndcty compos SUN THURS 5 00-100 1611 E. Wtestti published by the American power, "souped up" TODAY! FRI. 8. SAT. 5 00-200 Medical Association. snowmobile for five vears. Anthropologist Richard Good Towitd The Put chase of One Pius Leakey, credited with Monday and Wed thru the 28th discovering the oldest STUDENTS HALF-PRICE DOOR CHARGE WITH THIS AD. (Limit one) 1616 I w. evidence of man in pre- B t.-llxf GiH. — 11 I ffiSLIfii'5 I history, will appear on the I Findlay College campus Op I 510 2-Dr Sedan | today at 3 p.m. in Old Main The Best the ^dK^SS^^: I Auditorium Drive a Datsun... J In 1969. Leakey discovered THE NATIONAL BANK OF PIZZA 35-d-767/ I the fossil remains of a skull Bowling Green ssis 1 iiEiiiiitiBttrr: 1 «j I then decide. West... SOUTH, NORTH OR EAST! now known as I """ " a I Today at Australopithecus. a primative ape-like creature From the Circus Circus. S Good Toward The Putchase of One Pius " l?!!!!!!!!!!!?!!! ! t I Turnpike Travelers I Monday and Wed thiu Ihe 28th estimated to have lived 2 6 Las Vegas - in person • fiiiiiitiaMiiri 1 222 N Main million years ago meio* r.t if 1 1 j 352-6905 Leakey's lecture, entitled -£0 "Some New Thoughts on DAWN Human Evolution Following I! .DATSUN! Latest Discoveries in m FROM NISSAN WITH PRIDE ■ Africa." will include slides I THE NATIONAL BANK OF PIZZA A j.! fa , SALES & SERVICE I of his work in Kenya. DIANO Bowling Groon ~^—— ill! unique;; The lecture is free and 38-20-36 open to the public. "The Italian Demon" NOW THRU FEB. 19 Need a Ride? co-starring FLORIDA • RUSS BYRON • MISS FASCINATION OR • JOHNNY & THE THUNOERBIRDS BUST Check The U AO. Round Trip Bus Fare $55.00 CAROUSEL Ride Board 1 2620 W. CENTRAL March 17-25 (Spring Break) 3rd Floor, Union Sign Up - U.A.O. Office - Now! Th* M N*wi, Wedneeday, r*oiM*»|l 16, 197a/*»o» 7 Penny vote Fraud, forgery cited earns cash Irving warranf issued for charity NEW YORK (API-A U.S. yet another name, Swiss "PR. Hughes." magistrate issued a warrant authorities said The rest is During an investigation by yesterday on behalf of the not fully accounted for. two grand juries, Irving" Voting (or the annual Swiss government for the Irving. 41, claimed thai brought his wife and their Beauty and Beast contest arrest of Ms Clifford Irving, I'ughes had ordered the two children here from their will be held March 2 to whose husband's purported peculiar banking home on the Spanish island March II. autobiography of I'oward arrangements. of Ibiza As in the past, voters will V ughes is under In a telephone news U.S. magistrate Martin choose their beauty or beast investigation conference and by court Jacobs issued the warrant by depositing money The Swiss have asked for affidavit. I'ughes for Ms. Irving after a 40- donations in coin boxes extradition of Ms Irving. 36. purportedly denied he ever minule closed-door session beneath the pictures of each a German-born Swiss saw Irving, or got the with U.S. and Swiss contestant. One cent equals citizen, on charges of bank $650,000 in checks payable to authorities one vote fraud and passport forgery. All proceeds will go to the living said she used a Charities Board, to be passport made out to "I'elga distributed to charity R. I'ughes" to open an Soviet charged organizations. account in a Swiss bank, Contestants will include where she deposited $650,000 one candidate from each intended by McGraw-Hill residence hall, fraternity Inc. for I'ughes for rights to with espionage and sorority Independents his life story. may also enter the contest. N.«ftw. k* M—y I-"" Irving says he helped NEW YORK I API - A Shcherbakov to cooperate. Voting boxes will be compile l h e Russian translator at the Markelov's wife and II- located in the Falcon's Nest. Jeff luftig, gradual* ttudent, instructs Jim Howell, loft, and Merle Dusek. both autobiography.'' United Nations was year-old daughter were at Union and on the first floor Making arraigned yesterday on freshmen in Arts and Sciences, on tooling a mold for the mass production of home in the family's $300-a- of the Library. MS. IRVING later charges of trying to buy montli hotel apartment on For further information, frisbees fiberglass and cloth frnboes. The frisboes will bo on sal* by the end of the withdrew the money and secret plans of Ihe Navy's Manhattan's Upper West call 352-6446 quarter for l*ss than a dollar. deposited $442,000 of it in new FI4A fighter plane Side, where neighbors another Swiss bank under Valery Ivanovich described the three as quiet Markelov. 32. a translator of people who minded their scientific and technical own business The manager documents for almost five said about 25 Russian years, was held in $500,000 families lived in the hotel Requirements for medical careers bail pending a hearing for Markelov. whose five-year bond reduction today. contract with the United Markelov. chunky and of Nations was to expire Nov Editor's Note: The following Two or three additional courses in zoology, physics general practitioners, or Speech and hearing two to (our years at Ihe medium height, was 13, was said to earn between is the second article in ■ years in an approved and psychology They must specialists with advanced therapists musl meet University before arrested by Ihe H'BI Monday $10,000 and $24,000 a year. three-part series on job professional school and 10 also meet other training in any of 33 fields. requirements in Ihe college transfering lo a professional outside a Patchogue. Long opportunities In the health months of clinical training in requirements in the College In addition to starting a catalogue A masters degree school Course emphasis is island, restaurant where he field. The final article wUI a hospital are also required ol Arts and Sciences private practice, a doctor or doctorate is desirable on biology, chemistry and allegedly had received Colloquium sot be published tomorrow. Activities include treating may work for a research Activities would include physics classified documents from the physically and STUDENTS must take a foundation, as a hospital helping the handicapped Requirements for a slate an unidentified Grumman What kind of training is psychologically disabled Dental College Admission staff physician, in private overcome disabilities, license include a bachelors Aerospace engineer who was here on racial required for a person going Specialties in music therapy Aptitude Test If and government industry, and or communicate with degree, professional courses serving as an undercover into the medical field'' are possible transferring to a denial the military. Peace Corps. others A therapist may and internship. agent for the FBI. stratification A medical technologist college after 90 quarter or VISTA, or he may leach work with medical teams Jobs are available in Urumman is building needs three to four years in POSSIBLE places of hours here, he must spend on the college level Jobs are available in public, private and prototypes of the plane "Politics of Racial college with course employment are private, lour more years in school A pre-velerianarian educational institutions government hospitals, U.N. Secretary-General Stratification" will be Ihe emphasis on the sciences, public or government Three years are required if student preferably needs one hospitals, clinics, doctors' private or public clinics. Kurt suspended Markelov topic of a colloquium to be including physics After hospitals, menial health he has received a bachelors year in th College of Arts offices, nursing homes and veterans and college without pay pending the held Friday at 3 p.m. in the three years here, he can institutions, private and degree from Ihe University and Sciences if transferring in colleges hospitals, and research outcome of the case. Alumni Room. Union. transfer to a professional public rehabilitation centers, Possible duties include to Ohio State University Students planning to enter foundations The Soviet citizen, Dr. Joseph Scott, director training program. research foundations general practice. However, he could remain economic biology must appearing before U.S. of Ihe black studies program To become certified, he schools or Ihe military specialities with training in here from two lo four years, major in biology and minor PRE-PHARMACY slu Magistrate Max Schiffman at Notre Dame University must have one year of Students interested in orlhdontist oral surgery, concentrating on chemistry in business or economics A dents need one or two years in Brooklyn, refused lo be will be the featured speaker professional course work in nursing can receive a penodontics. prostho- and biology m asters in biology, in Ihe Arts and Sciences fingerprinted or to answer The program is being medical technology and one bachelors of science degree dontics. pedodontistry, oral Normally, eight years in chemistry or business program before transferring questions until advised by sponsored by the sociology quarter experience as a in nursing from this pathology and endodontics. college, including the four- administration is required if to a professional school. A Soviet Consul Leonid V department here. clinical intern A registry University The degree year bachelors program, are ihe student is interested in total of five .years of training examination is required. requires four years under an Employment opportunities needed to obtain a Ihe administrative aspects is needed AFTER THIS training, he academic program in the include work in dental veterinarian's degree ol the field THURSDAY IS BGSU NITE can conduct scientific College ol Arts and Sciences clinics and public health Employment opportunities Jobs are available in drug ALL AREA STUDENTS $100 medical laboratory tests, working in conjunction with agencies, a private practice, include trealmenl and health ACTIVITIES would stores or medical carry out complex the Medical College ol Ohm employment in some maintenance and prevention include protection and pharmacies, hospitals, I.D.'t REQUIRED diagnostic and chemical in Toledo hospitals, the military. of disease of small and large preservation of environ- private and public 1 SUNDAY - OPENING TIL J P.M. - ADULTS lite procedures, or handle Clinical practice during Peace Corps. VISTA or animals, specialties in the mental life and conditions or pharmaceutical companies, administrative work. the last three years ol the professional organizations above areas or research administrative supervisor] colleges, the military. Possible places of program is required and teaching on the college work VISTA or Ihe Peace Corps. employment are private, Activities include general level Jobs are available in state Jobs are available in the public or government medical duties as prescribed A pre-medical student local and federal governmental fish and State board examinations hospitals, public health by a physician, teaching, musl major in chemistry agricultural agencies, wildlife services, public are required for agencies, public or private administrative work, and minor in biology or private practice, research health and sanitation occupational therapists, medical clinics, research anesthiology. surgical another area which would foundations, the military. research foundations, nurses, dentisls. doctors, ■oaTMMBT cease MMST MO MOST oammuMM foundation, teaching jobs nursing, specializing in provide adequate Peace Corps, VISTA or colleges and industry. veterinarians and CONCOT or Luxunv *)mRr**e»ejrri with hospitals or medical intensive care or working as preparation A bachelors teaching on the college level. A physical therapist needs pharmacists. colleges, or the Peace Corps. floor supervisors degree in Ails and Sciences Now-Eve. 9:30 - Sot. * Sun. - 2:30. 4:35, 7:15, 9:30 VISTA or the military Possible places of is also required. employment are in hospitals Students musl Ihen pass a Students planning to BOND IS BACK with a bevy of lucieui and lethal beauties become occupational or as private duty nurses, in Medical College Admissions ••*•! therapists need one or two public health services, Test A minimum of 36 hours in th* action-packed and suspense-filled "Diamonds are Forever" years in the College of Arts industries, nursing homes, above the bachelor degree Adults - $2.00 Children under 12 $1.00 Eve it 7:00. 9:30 Sst Sun at 2. 4:30. 7. 9:30 HIGHEST RATING!" and Sciences with courses in doctors' and demists level is Ihen required, but a - wa«)A mic.Ni Dm, News chemistry. biology, offices, the military. Peace lour-year program and psychology and sociology If Corps or VISTA Teaching hospital internship for one to planning to transfer to the jobs are also available two years is the general program at Ohio State Pre-dental students must requirement University, two art courses major in biology and are required chemistry and take other DOCTORS MAY become THE GO-BETWEEN AQUARIUS. is A bmlliAiNi filrvi JAN 20-FEB 18 of cUssic STATURE!" -JUDITH CfflSr. Ntw VO/II M#j«»n« Culu**b<* PKIMM. PeeuM juliECrHRiSTIE/AlAN bATES TIHE qO'binwEEN MARQAREI UiqhlON ' Mil llAI I III (l(,HAVI dOMJNic qtlARd ScuifNpUy by riuold I'rain GRAND PRIZE WINNER ,.., ,c CANNES FIIM FESTIVAL - - GP -»«=&.- TECHNICOLOR. " " ■ Nei.-E.e- J 2S. I 3» Set a See-2. 3:41. 1:31. 7 2S. I M IF YOU UKED DIRTY HAIRY'. VOU'U IOVE SHAFT' ^ The mob wanted / Harlem back. / They got Shaft... H you're an Aquarian, up to here. you've probably already found Schlitz Malt Liquor. Aquarius, you're anything but traditional. 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COACH PAT I'aley was at Western Michigan is not Steele. a 6'5" center, was Green basketball Falcons against Western Michigan. a loss for words after having its best season either BG's main problem in that this season The Falcons are coming Monday night s game at The Broncos are 5-13 and first meeting as he scored 26 Thai road has been full ol off a two-game road trip that Notre Dame f'e indicated 2-4 in the MAC as they have points and pulled down 11 15 pitfalls and only had saw them shoot 40 of 142 (hat he could not figure out inn been able (o put it all rebounds smooth surfaces three from the field, a percentage the problems of (he Falcons. together at one lime, much times of less than 30 BO has but noted that one factor had like BG AT ONE time or another during the current campaign. XVMl' has gotten solid performances from forward Chuck Washington Frosh hold a grudge 118 2 points a game), forward Charlie Sidwell can't take 42 points from ill 11 ana guard fcrnest By KENNY WHfTE the Western Michigan froth, former Toledo i Macomber i him. he got hot and shot the Petlisd8 3i. Sports Writer who handed them a 96-B8 star came alive and joined deleal al Kalamazoo Iwo the Pepsi General ion againsl lights out of Ihe arena But I Pettis has been the main BG by pouring in a season don't want that to happen gunner for the Broncos since All good things must come weeks ago In Ihat loss the N.wipKol. hy Okii D.N0I0I. becoming eligible 11 games (o an end Irosh played without Ihe high 42 points tonight. Suesberry said The only defensive change ago f'e has led the Broncos Ker-Splash A"d 'hey '* °H anC' *Plo*mnfl. ,h««« women from Slippery For members of (he frosh services ol their star big NOT TAKING anything r Rock and Bowling Green in last weekend's Intercollegiate basketball team. Ihey must man Skip Coward away Irom the Broncos for the frosh. who will have in scoring in all but one of his Toward in the pivot lonight. last five outings Swimming and Diving Meet. now punch Ihe clock and To add sail to an already great offensive barrage, will be Cash guarding the The 6'3 Washington has resume their court bailies open wound Dial game they did lake advantage of sharp shooting Milliner been a big factor on the With a week and a half of marked the firel time an Towards absence Milliner, along with his cohorts, got Cash is going to be on boards lor Western as he Swimmers, cagers win "sunning" and funning opposing playei scored over Milliner closer than his leads the team with nine coach Ivory Suesberry has 25 points against lit; when many of their points on short BY DIM I)i\ \ I \l I The spark plug nl BG's captured second place in the shadow is. Suesberry rebounds a game prepared his team for matched up with league jump shots and driving lay- swim team, Pal McCain, 200-vd Ireestyle relay with The last two games for the Bowling Green i grudge game no 1 in Ihe competition ups added paddled to victories in the till1 time of 1 54.5. This is to help prevent the Falcons have been like a intercollegiate women'i lading year Charles Milliner i, 7 Four of the BG starters Jim \ .ird freestyle with a parade onto the floor as swim team Hroked pad the The yearlings will center, was the big offensive were in foul trouble before gieat penetration the Bronco gdls HI Slippery Rock lasl time of 2 08 4. and in the 50- MS. MCCAIN, a -t.it has I'aley has been switching his exchange shots tonight with gun tin the Broncos The the half had even ended This Saturda> 53-51 vil .Mid looyd backstrokes, treshman is a powci house put Ihe collar on the Xlso on Suesberry s cheek line-up. trying to find the The women til Bowling With times ol :ttl fi and I 10.4 ol energy, and can be found defensive game because the list are concentrating on right combination Green out-swam their respectively With the help practicing with Ihe men s frosh dared nol breathe on a eliminating many of the STARTING FORWARDS team every dav al b 45 a in Tankers d(r)owned opponents by placing lirsl HI nl her teammates, Barb Bronco without the feai "i a unnecessary fouls, lewer Le I'enson and Dalynn second in II mil nl the 14 Parrish. Debbie Bait? and m the Natatorium before foul being called turnovers and the complete Badenhop have had their By lb Hi OBERLE conference, was m good events Valerie Newell Ms McCain going III classes \s it ended up, the starting execution ol the offense The problems offensively in Ihe Also .sharing first-place form as he won Ihe one- IOIMIIIIH Mllllllll I t L Mil I IIIIIUII" five had an unbelievable 21 players will have to take the last two contests as have Kenl State s Golden uieiei diving eveni honors and helping Howling fouls charged againsl ihem percentage shots, and the guards Jim Kindle and Tony Plashes proved lo be loo Following Hishup s Green's team swim lo Three ol Ihem found nun li ol guards will have to work the Bell Only tenter Brian much lor the BG tankers performance, Pal McGinnis victory was Janice Taker, then playing time counting hall into the big men so an Saturday, downing the swept Ihe 200 v.ml butterfly Scanlan, with :i4 points in the Fred R. placing lust in both the 50- the minutes on the bench as inside game cap ' be two contests, has shown any ydi and the 100 yd breast Falcons. 71-41 event with a time ol 2 02 5 they fouled nut established. offensive punch at all stroke with tunes ol .17 4 Helund Tom DeVincenlis. Jen \ Muske also a champ Dave Turner. Ron MANY OF the freshmen Reserve forward Jack and I 2.1.1 Kath\ Dustman who won the 50 yard and the from lasl year was a winner Weber, and Dick Selgo were followers arc labeling this as Wissman has been Ihe main Ortlip 100-yard freestyle events in the 200 yard backstroke did her thing in the 50-vd a revenge or pay-back game \*. the Flashes were able to Although beaten by a ihe players the referees spark in Ihe last two game. butterfly with a timeol 31.2. found guilty ill personal But as Suesberry said. "This coming off Ihe bench The Assistant Spurts Kditor The swim team under the keep HO from taking a first - sound Kent Squad there fouls Cornelius The is an important '"game games were the lirsl two for place through the first IO welt; Slime good watchful eve ol Ms Jean Magician Cash was in Inul because it will show if we -~ aftr iiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii, events performances foi ihe him since the grease lire Campbell, practices trouble early in the contest have the ability to bounce It wasn't until Jim Falcons The 400-yard relay accident on New Year's rigorously four days a week and had to he benched back Eve IWO hours a day Maybe this Williams won the 200 yard team ol Dave Thomas Joe BG over SLU? Well... THE Bit; surprise was \x it ii the yearlings back at Wissman has practiced is why Ihe women s swim breaststroke thai the Klcbowski Tom Wolff, and Turner's play for the frosh lull strength and the Broncos only one week with the team ithin University s lug defenseman Pete Maybury, team is lo dale, undelealed Falcons were able to Steve Breithaupl scored a i'e finished the night with 22 nulling to the Mystical but has shown signs ol the Summed up last weekend and the pasl three seasons Then next meet is in Indiana register a first place finish win in thai event Wayne poults and hauled down 13 Wonderland" with blood m form he displayed earlier in perfectly lor his learn without saving a word B) then Ihe Flashes were Chester won ihe three-meter onPeb 18-19 rebounds Pe played the their eyes, the luse ol the season which almost won At the end nl the lust period in Saturday s 8-2 loss to well on their way to their diving event forward position vacated by excitement is too short for him a starling snot Bowling Green al Ihe Ice Arena he kicked at the puck in ninth win in 10 stalls These events along with Cash when he Idled the pivot comfort The contest will There are only five games frustration and missed II al lust you don I All lour oi Kent's Williams' first in the 200 succeed In In again So spoi and did a creditable job start al "Talev s I'ouse ol lell in be played in the It s been that kind ol season as il has been the pasl three defending champions from yard breaststroke shed Howling Green's women's Suesberry did say that his Thrills and the Ireshmen season alter tonight, lor John McComb s leers, a distant lasl in the CO'A not only last year's Mid American sonic light on Ihe Kail mis main objective is for ihc hope to tie ready to steer the including three league in games won but in grants in aids awarded Intercollegiate basketball Conference meet picked up defeat team to stop Milliner You Broncos back lo Kalama/c contests In the past two campaigns III had no I rouble bunging up A team did just that first-places in their the rear ol the old Mideaslcrn Collegiate I'ockev Alter three straight Individual events. Tom defeats in the early going. Association This year they re a remote six points behind the I'ammergren started things third place club ohm state, and the situation doesn't look as Ihe cagers picked up their oil for Kent when he won the il it will gel much bciici second straight win last i 000-yard freestyle weekend over Miiiinl St IN IM9-70.THKtirsi varsit) season [or Howling Green, Ihc Gary Bishop, tagged !>\ Joseph. 50-28 Cats battled Ihe Kalcons to a 2-2 lie in smallish Mini Arena lit; coach Tom Slubbs as the Bowling Green, down after best diver in Ihe GET THESE in Athens Since then lit; has bashed Ihe Helicals 12 Straight the first quarter by eight limes points. Iinally came alive St Louis, the otbei t'CI'A powerhouse has ripped or They were sparked by the Mag honors twice this season and in three ol lour nun league games lasl dazzling performances oi year Carol Panigutti, who siiiicd 3 99 We only have one grant explained McComb. alter the Sid Sink GREAT 399 12 points ill Ihe game, and series finale Saturday with lit; We've gol a lew hockey Barb Hnlliin. who scored III I REX players bul nol enough Talk aboul hnanctal aid thai swhat Sid Sink. Howling Green's ELECTRIC WARRIOR we ic up against seven-lime all-American in THE 'A' team cagers shot Hack and cross country and WHICH somehow In ing- u- la Ihe ine\ liable how docs the 30 per cent al Ihe free throw the American recordholder beluddled Bobcal coach see ihe race between ihe lug bovslor line while bitting 22 held ALBUMS Hid i runic' goals in the steeplechase, has been named College Athlete ol St Louis has the besi skating icon and Howling Green on ihe same docket BG's 'lV \ the Month by Sport has the best defense he said li s lhai simple Then he li team 13-4 i also trampled Magazine in its March issue issued a warning lo Ihe Falcons which hardly conies as a its opponent The It lasses The IS7I NCAA and AAU ••OX **■*' Qnre<- C" AT surprise dealt Mount St. Joe a steeplechase champion is Bt; has gotta tight in win ii Si Louis will really skate- ■ mashing 52-38 deleat Thev the subject ol a one page 399 they have some von line hockey players The bunging inol exploded quickly and took an 399 tribute by the editors ol iJohni Gould will really help ihem shore up a weakness early tour-point lead in the idefensei he said Thai - nisi like the XI'L bunging in I list quarter, then broke the Spoil who present an award bread playei • al mid yeai game wide open in the each month to honor a student who has lettered in MeCOMB SEEMED perplexed al thai notion I'c lias a fourth hard tune bringing in players at all let alone at mid season one or more intercollegiate I'igh scorers for the girls sports while making an I lie league I,lie should go down iii Ihe lin.il weekend but weri' Christy Long who FINDERS lit; will have to plat beiiei ill.in ihey did tonight iSaturday outstanding contribution to swished in 12 points and in beat si Louts he predicted lit; had some good goals his college through Randy Mascorella, with n against us but then others jusl happened lo find then mark involvement in meaningful The H club a\ ci aged 4ii pel i*Jj .Bo> St Louis keeps IK in and shoot in at you Then activities cent from the charily stupe accuracy is not that good hut when they gel 50 oi 80 shots a in addition to connecting on Bread game someol them go in IMEISON LAKE AND fAIMtlt 22 field goals Club team .3.99 That's something you don I have to nudge Bowling iiiecn Fleeti RECORDS A'lon*>C -*— 3," Both teams travel to aboul Thev goi ihe lull lone oi si I.OUIS potent offense Jan '.«* » ' Eastern Michigan Saturday drops two JI whenthcx lost n ■> lor games beginning al II :<0 £ a m The It team dribbles WE ALSO HAVE: "I'M LOOKING lor a good linish my&cll continued nit" action again tomorrow opponents \b i omb I d like III think we can knock oil Si I.ouis next in the North Gym against AND ' diamond needles weekend i in Athens I That would make Ihe KaIcons besi ol After a week layoff, the reidelherg triends with Ol because the way II looks BG will have to win Howling Green hockey club record mailers Ihe title on then own against St Louis in Ihe final weekend MAC STANDINGS picked up two wins. 7-1 and ot Ihe season XV I. 5-J, over Central Michigan •^t Kit' :1 ^\ gift certificates ODDS \ ENDS -Terry Miskolcii kept atop the CCI'A Ohio I and I'illsdale respectively among regular net minder- In allowing Ihe Bobcats Iwo last weekend Toledo CMltY SIMON goals Kriday I'e s got a goals-againsl average ol jusi below Kent Slate The clubbers, now 11-5 on 399 * TAPES * Ml The nthei lit. cage top Paul t.alaski gol a lug Miami the season, face a very tough confidence boost Saturday with two and a halt periods ol XX Mulligan Pi I'uron Jr H' team shutout hockey BG Friday at the Ice Arena Still lighting to get hack into old form allei Ihe long Howling tit ecu got out to a layoff. Galaski liked his performance It takes a little tune CCHA STANDINGS 2-0 lead alter the lirst period IT'S HERE NOW! but it fell good tonighl he said I guess it ihe shutout i lasl Friday against Central, wasn 1 to be XX I. PIS ballooned their lead lo 5-1 BG 6 2 12 after two and coasted in lor SI I.OUIS :". a 10 WINGER TED SalOl and deteiisenian Tommy Sheehan the win Delenseman Tom Ohio State 4 4 8 will probably be lost to the team the remainder ol the Snyder led Ihe barrage with NEIL YOUNG'S ohm I 1 7 2 season The two seniors from New York lelt Sunday lor a a pair of goals while Hob Irv-oul with the I S team, which will compete in the World List XX eekenri Schlitls. Jim Lochead. Bob I niversitv games to be held in Lake Placid. \ Y in March AI HI. Allen. Bob Binnie and Greg Aside In I. (.' in (ireenview (ivies WAS lading up until Howling Grern S. Ohio 2 I'ateh had Solo goals Saturday s big game in which he scored two goals live Bowling Green 8. Ohio 2 On Saturday BG broke a 2- "HARVEST" points Prior to that night he hadn t stored a goal in seven Nest Weekend 2 deadlock in (he third period straight outings w nli a pair ol goals and held QL'OTK OK TI'K WKKK DFI'T f oath Jack Vivian on his Ohio Stale at Rowling on for the 5-3 victory Binnie HOURS: NEIL YOUNG superman-center Mike Hartley II (he lans want to pay Gram, Kn led with two tallies while 10till9MON.-THURS. Repmt .3.99 their SO cents lo get entertained all I have to do is put Bowling Green at Ohio Bob Rapkomvich. Snyder 10 till MIDNITE FRI. 8. SAT Hartley out on the ice by himsell give him a puck and let' State, Sat and Marc Craig each scored NOON till 6 SUNDAY 128 N. MAIN ST. him skate around I'e II entertain em St Louis at Ohio U. 2 once