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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. The BTi Tie ws Bowling 'Green State University SGA approves Commons beer blast ban by Rick Rlmelspach the University's aim of promoting a people to sign a petition. The suspen- around campus. the college office to interview any determine the effectiveness of each tall reporter good living and learning environment, sion of that rule is only in effect for this Recommendations to improve the students leaving or entering the college adviser, Whalen added. Lemay added. year's election since it was passed ad vising structure in the College of Arts to find out the reasons for their actions. A senior checklist should be mailed The University administration has under emergency. and Sciences were made by Jim D. IT WAS ALSO suggested that each out to all seniors three quarters prior to approved the proposal by the Student IN ACTION concerning elections, SGA also voted to extend the deadline Whalen, coordinator of academic af- faculty adviser have all pertinent their anticipated graduation in order to Government Association (SGA) to ban SGA voted to suspend a section of the for candidates petitions to 5 p.m. fairs. Whalen and the Academic Affairs college academic literature available catch any problems before it's too late, beer blasts in Northeast Commons on old election procedures which required Monday, April 9. Several senators said Board conducted a study in order to in his office for student use. Whalen said. Thursday nights effective fall quarter, candidates to have petitions signed by they hoped this would encourage more find ways to improve the advising Each faculty adviser will also be 1979. 50 students. SGA had tried to change students to run for SGA offices. So far, structure here. Whalen noted that In the required to make a notation in the LASTLY, each adviser will be Jim C. Lemay, SGA senator from the requirement at its last meeting. At 47 candidates have turned in petitions, recent survey of students who did not student's file each time the adviser is required to hold a quarterly conference Rodgers, announced at last night's SGA that meeting, they voted to suspend the compared to 88 last year. return to the University this year, 23 consulted. This should include a brief with the college office to provide meeting the administration agrees that 50-signature rule, then adjourned and Meritt A. Lohr, SGA vice-president, percent of the respondents said the statement of what was said during the feedback on the effectiveness of each the beer blasts have created a "neigh- reconvened Immediately and voted it said there will be a mandatory meeting advising system was a critical factor in meeting and help advisers keep better department's advising. borhood problem" for Rodgers and out again in an attempt to meet the for all SGA candidates at 9:30 p.m. their decision not to return. aware of their students, Whalen said. SGA accepted a new treasurer, Brian Kohl halls. The phasing out of all constitutional requirement that such today in 112 Life Science Bldg. con- The first recommendation for Arts It was also recommended that S. Hearing, who reported that SGA's alcoholic events at the Commons by changes be made only after two cerning election policies and and Sciences was that each faculty students retain the same faculty ad- balance through February was next fall will benefit aU students, meetings. But such meetings have to be procedures. Campaigning may of- adviser send a personalized letter to viser until graduation so that a rapport $5,876.61. VoU said that seems like a lot Lemay said. held at least one week apart, so SGA ficially begin at 8:00 a.m. Tuesday, every student stating the adviser's can be developed between the two. of money, but with expenses from "Some students may not realize it had to declare a "state of emergency" April 10. phone and room numbers and office After each advising session is held, March and April, along with the now, but it is in their best interests," in order to make the change. hours. Along with that letter should be a an objective questionnaire should be election costs, SGA should try to leave a Lemay said. SGA president Michael C. VoU said SGA ALLOCATED $300 to publicize checklist for general education made available to students in order to good amount for next year's group. The University's previous support of the 50-signature requirement was the upcoming elections in the forms of requirements. the beer blasts was inconsistent with unnecessary because anyone can get 50 advertisements in the News and signs Another recommendation requires SGA president leaves with mixed emotions

by Rick Rlmeltpech stall reporter

President Michael C. VoU and the executive officers of the Student government Association (SGA) began their terms last May with five goals. Four weeks before new SGA officers take over, Voll looks back at those goals and see some successes, some disap- pointments and some unfinished business. The five goals were: 1) design a course description booklet, 2) improved communication through dorm councils, 3) recommend ways to improve academic advising, 4) improve food services and 5) reform the English 111- 112 courses. The course description booklet won't become a reality this year, Voll said. "Hopefully, we can get the rest of the planning done so it will be ready to go of the year was the resignations of six by fall," he said. SGA senators. "Two had valid reasons for quitting, VOLL SAID that the book was long- but the others didn't. That really run project to begin with, so they won't disturbed me," he said. mind having to go back to the drawing Another disappointment for VoU was board. the little-used Gripe Vine. "It just wasn't as good as we'd like it," he said. "MERITT (Lohr) did a super job on The College of Business Executive it, but for some reason, maybe a lack of Committee pointed out to SGA that the publicity, it just didn't catch on," VoU book would be most helpful if it was said. geared to 100-200 level courses or the On the plus side, VoU mentioned the Universtiy Division program. escort sevice and the shuttle bus as two "This would help the freshmen and examples of the service approach taken sophomores starting out. By the time by SGA. you get to 300-400 level courses, you The only problem with the escort haven't got much choice anyhow," Voll service was the lack of volunteers to staff photo by Frank Brelthaupt noted. run it, VoU said. April showers may bring May (lowers, but only In Bowling anow Irom her car yesterday aa a bicycler, oblivious to the The shuttle bus worked weU for on- Green can the weather go from sixties to »now In 24 hours. weather, rldea by. SGA ASSISTANT Michael D. Zinicola campus students, according to VoU, but Linda Strltzel, a senior phyaclal education major, scraped the plans to send out surveys to 40 he doesn't know why off-campus riders universities that have description were so sparse. He said he thinks the booklets to get more information on service should be continued next year. how the books are put together. As far as improving communication ANOTHER controversial issue was thurs- Council plans '80-81 changes through dorm councils, Voll said the SGA's vote to support the Farm Labor idea began well but fizzled out last Organizing Committee (FLOC) boycott day 4-5-79 by Mary Dannemlller Eakln explained that the committee did not appear in the General Bulletin quarter. of Campbell Soup Company and Ubby- stall reporter also worked with the University of and there weren't any approved "I don't know if it was the winter MacNeU-Libby products. Toledo and considered the schedules of checklists for it in the college office. quarter blues or what, but we just VoU said it was appropriate for SGA Mini-marathon nets Academic Council yesterday ap- University nursing students who take weren't getting much back," he said. to take a stand on such an issue, but proved the 1980-81 academic calendar, classes there. Michael W. Hamblln, PER dance The idea of SGA senators attending added that he was bothered by the fact funds for retarded passed a motion to include a dance instructor, explained that a student in dorm council meetings to get ideas to that the farmers' and companies' side minor in the College of Education, and the College of Arts and Sciences can funnel back to SGA Is a good one, Voll of the story was never heard. Give your Saturday to Sun- approved modifications in the Bachelor "our students receive a dance minor through a said, but the results lately have been "We tried to be accomplishment- shine. of Science degree in the nursing flexible program whereby a specific disappointing. oriented. We wanted these projects to That is the theme for this have been program. number of hours in one area constitutes be visible and worthwhile to students. I Saturday's mini-marathon Dr. Richard A Eakln, academic cheated..." a "ntinor" In that discipline. RECOMMENDATIONS TO Improve think we did a good job in doing this," sponsored by Chi Omega sorority calendar chairman and vice provost for academic advising was explained by he said. and Wendy's Old Fashioned student affairs, explained that the 1980- The University of Toledo adopted BG's BECAUSE A DANCE minor has not Jim D. Whalen, coordinator of Hamburgers. 81 calendar la "not substantially dif- calendar which is "nice com- been available to students in the academic affairs, at last night's SGA VOLL SAID all top administrators Nikki Kerekesh. coordinator of ferent" from any other year with the College of Education, Dr. Bemlce E. meeting. VoU said he hopes Whalen's were cooperative, good listeners and the event, said proceeds from the patability,"hesatd. exception of a three-day weedend Waggoner, PER chairman, said that recommendations can at least be accessible. He did note that it was $3 entry fee will be used to reduce during winter quarter as a break from The 1980-81 school year is scheduled "our students have been cheated," and looked at by the college advising offices frustrating at times not to be able to get operating costs at the Sunshine classes. that offering a dance minor will be the if not implemented by next fall. things done more quickly, but added, Children's Home in Maumee, a to start on Wednesday, Sept 24 and The council recommended that no first step to initiating a dance major in In reforming food services, SGA's "That's the way universities work." facility housing more than 100 spring quarter will end on Friday, June classes be held on Monday, Feb. 18, 12. the future. objective has been to institute a severely retarded children. 1981, which is President's day, instead The approved minor has three areas of grace period, where food coupons left While VoU said many students I Kerekesh said the entry fee can COUNCIL ALSO approved the concentration: dance education, dance over from the previous quarter could be great in volunteering time and effort, be used for the two-mile run at 10 of the proposed date of February 9. ao that the break would "coincide with a proposal for a dance minor which will performance and dance appreciation. used the first few weeks of the f oUowing he added that most University students a.m. or the five-mile run at 10:30 civil service holiday," Dr. Stuart R. correct the procedural errors made in quarter. are apathetic. a.m. Both races will start on Givens, professor of history, said. the spring of 1977 when the department The approved modifications for the While that idea seems to have been "I really wish more students would Ridge Street outside the Student Dr. Gary T. Heberlein, professor and of physical education and recreation bachelor of science degree in the tentatively agreed upon, VoU said it's attend our meetings. But most students Services Building. chairman of biological sciences, nursing program include the addition not yet final. The Board of Trustees are more concerned with themselves Participants can sign up for the (PER) had individual dance courses suggested a motion for a 7:30 a.m. of two physiology and a pharmacology wants a closer examination of the costs than with University activities," VoU run in the Union foyer until approved. technical starting time for classes be class presently taken at the Flrelanda and problems of such a program. VoU said. Friday and from 9-10 a.m. the Dr. David G. Elsass. dean of the adopted for the 198M1 school year, and campus that will be mandatory core said he hopes it wiU be approved this day of the race. College of Education, said that It was a the council approved it. "slightly embarassing situation," courses. year so it can be put into effect next faU. LOOKING BACK, VoU said he has got because although the dance courses a lot out of his SGA experience and weather UNIVERSITY PROVOST, Dr. were approved, the endorsement of a The modifications will be necessary THE ENGLISH 111-112 survey, also recommends it to anyone who wants to Michael. R. Ferrari, explained after minor was not "to try to meet the needs of the RN worked on by Whalen, is nearing give a lot of time and effort to student the meeting that 7:30 a.m. is not a (registered nurse) with more completion. Again, VoU said he hopes government. SNOWFLURRIES-Hlgh46F mandatory starting time but would Elsass said that the PER department flexibility," according to Dr. Ruth L. recommendations can be made to "I've gotten more out of this ex- (IC), low J2F(-«C), 40 percent allow for classes to be held at that time thought the minor had been approved Kelly, director of the School of Nursing improve the system by next year. perience than anything I've ever done. I chance of precipitation. if scheduling problems i and it was discovered that the minor at the University. VoU said the biggest disappointment would do this 100 times over," VoU said. opinion— speaking out, gas tax needed

Local governments across the state face funding problems in filling disco, pop, top-40: have we lost our sanity? potholes and those in Wood County are no exception. One state legislator I have been perusing the lists of His triple-album "Decade" highlights thinks he's bad (he is), cool, a poet for has proposed a law which would help the road crews fill these unpleasant Billboard magazine's top-selling LPs in his brilliant career from 1966-76 and the oppressed younger generation. If he signs of spring. the BG News Revue over the last few there are more good tunes to come. was anything of a real iconoclast, he weeks and quite frankly, I am appalled Bob Surely, this list of my favorite artists wouldn't be prostituting himself for A solution being offered by Rep. Arthur R. Bowers (DSteubenville) by what I see. The musical tastes of and groups is woefully incomplete. But money and fame. could give cities, counties and townships some 60 percent of $150 million people seem to be sinking to new Weingartner I do know what I don't like, and here's a KISS is a group that attempts to hide in new revenue by 1981. The new money would come from a 4 percent depths, away from substance and mouthful for all you disco lovers. If you musical ineptitude behind flash, glitter, increase on the state sales tax on the wholesale cost of motor fuels. creativity and general talent. A at like disco, some of my choices may get and a naughty-boy image. Fortunately, some of the favorite artists is evidence your goat. But then again, maybe you'll for anyone intelligent enough, this Many will object to an increase In the cost of gasoline when it already enough of the trash people are buying- see the light too. facade cannot disguise their sheer costs about 75 cents a gallon locally. the Bee Gees, the Village People, Billy ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA is THE BAY CITY ROLLERS, like incompetence. Unfortunately, it seems Although the tax will increase the cost of gasoline, the idea does receive Joel. Where will it aU end? Is there a band with a unique concept of some of their better-known coun- there are not enough intelligent people grudging support from area government of Seals. really life after top-40, pop and disco? "classical rock" and is a good, solid terparts, are giving rock music a bad around, as their recent albums have Yecch! If you call that living... assemblage of talent. Jeff Lynne's name. These imports were billed as the shipped platinum. And that's a sad fact. Wesley K. Hoffman, Bowling Green municipal administrator would With this (revolting) thought in mind, lyrical, vocal and technical wizardry biggest English phenomenon since the You'd think folks would be more like a $5 increase in the city for license plates but as an alternative he I would like to offer a list of what I are stunning in toto. Beatles, but their music is a cruel selective than to spend their money on would favor the gasoline sales tax hike. Hoffman admitted that the tax believe are the 10 best and the 10 worst THE NITTY GRnTY DIRT BAND, revelation, and hopefully they'll die for such blatant noise. may generate more income in the long run. artists or groups around today. regrettably, is not as well known as it. They have absolutely nothing going ROD STEWART is another former Undoubtedly, some of my choices will some of my other favorite groups, but for them musically. And they're not rocker who apparently has been The Wood County Engineer's office, along with the Ohio County infuriate people, but tough toenaUs. only a fool or a born cynic could deny even cute. mesmerized by money and fame. I Engineers Association, supports a raise in the gasoline tax plus a con- After all, I'm as entitled to my opinions their consistent musical excellence. Among the other absolute crap cir- really like Rod's earlier material, right siderably larger tax on licenses based on the value of the car. as you are to yours. Keep in mind that They are masters of country, bluegrass culating in music circles today is the up until "Foot Loose." But "Da Ya the best and worst groups are listed and folk, and are expertly and en- music of the BEE GEES. Now, I used to Think I'mSexy" is without exception Bower's idea is more palatable than either of the other solutions. Only alphabetically and not necessarily in joyable professional in caliber. like the Brothers Glbb. Their old stuff the most absolutely stupid, stomach- Bowling Green would benefit from $5 increase in license tag fees. The order of preference or non-preference. PINK FLOYD'S mixture of was at least palatable and creative. But turning and sexist garbage disco song new sales tax may cost a motorist $30 over the course of a year which is Let's start with the good groups first. stratospheric synthesizers, sound ef- this syrupy disco garbage that they've that's ever made the charts. While the much easier to pay than a one-time fee of $50 or more for license plates. After all, there's no sense in getting fects, haunting vocals and state-of-the- been putting out lately curls my hair. rest of his "Blondes" LP has some good sick right off the bat. art production put them right up there SHAUN CASSIDY is so adorable and cuts, I've come to dislike Rod for selling The new increase in the gasoline tax is the fairest since those who drive JACKSON BROWNE probably ranks on my list. "Meddle," "Ummagum- plastic that I gag when I look at his out to disco. the most and are heavy highway users pay the most for the road's high on everybody's list, and I like him, ma," "Dark Side of the Moon," "Wish bare, pre-pubescent chest and lady- Last, and certainly least on my list, upkeep. too. He's sincere, a good lyricist, and You Were Here" and "Animals" all are killer smile on his album covers. His are the VILLAGE PEOPLE. How can The News does see a need to increase revenues to area governments so his sometimes melancholy, sometimes innovative and solid albums. I like their music is a cheap remake of the pop of such an untalented and thickheaded the road crews can tackle last winter's potholes and the fairest route for cynical tone and musical style set him album covers as well as their music. the early 1960s. It's so bubblegum and bunch of nerds commit such a crime the state government to take is the new gasoline tax increase. apart from lesser Imitators. THE ROLLING STONES have pretty pointless that it's ludicrous. against society by preserving their much run the gamut of rock music in CHIC is one of those groups that you trash on vinyl? Is it a plague sent by their 15-year career, though they did have nightmares about. Can you God to punish us for our sins? I'd rather get bogged down from 1974-77 with imagine being captured as a spy and listen to fingernails screeching on a uncharacteristically lackluster music, being tortured by means of a pair of blackboard than listen to "YMCA" or But the first of the bawdy, naughty, headphones blaring "Le Freak" or "I the outrageously chauvanist, over- bad-ass rock-an-roll groups made a Want Your Love"? Aaughh! A fate bearing and sickening "Macho Man." strong comeback in 1977 with the worse than death! Can't we get laws passed against this release of "Some Girls." STEELY DAN is without compare In music circles. They are intelligent, versatile and most definitively avante- "Just for the record, I'd like to state garde musicians. They can rock, play jazz, parody "punk" or perfect almost unequivocally that I think DISCO any style that they attempt. All of their albums are tight and well-done. Walter SUCKS. You could safely say that I like Becker and Donald Fagen, the two mainstays that are the group, are one- rhythm and blues, folk, country rock, of-a-kind lyricists and vocalists. mellow funk, jazz and good old rock." STYX recently has achieved con- sistent musical excellence with the addition of Tommy Smith to the group. DEVO are not men, they are a bunch type of noise pollution? Before his arrival, there were oc- of talentless gooks who dress like Well, now you know what I like and casional glimpses of brilliance, but turkeys and commit legal extortion by dislike. Basically, I guess you could say Smith's vocals and the subsequent selling LPs which they label as I despise pop, top-40 and especially improvement In the technical quality of "music." DISCO. Just for the record, I'd like to the band's music has made all the PETER FRAMPTON is another state unequivocally that I think DISCO difference. Look out for these guys. blowout in the music industry. His "I'm SUCKS. You could safely say that I like THE WHO, like the Rolling Stones, In You" album not only sounds ob- rhythm and blues, folk, country rock, are among the legends of the rock in- scene, but the music is little more than mellow funk, jazz and good old rock. dustry. They have released numerous a ripoff of his hugely successful and It's a real shame I couldn't name some albums that attained instant classical generally decent "Frampton Comes of the many other good, solid per- status, including "Who's Next," Alive" LP. Still, I would like Pete more formers around today. It's more of a "Tommy" and "Quadrophenia." The if he stopped making inane box-office shame that they are being replaced on recent release of "Who Are You" flops with the Bee Gees, if he was less in the charts by a bunch of glitter boys reaffirms their status, but the death of love with himself, and if he 'd go back to who wouldn't know good music if they drummer-madman Keith Moon leaves his "Frampton's Camel" days. He had heard it. But then, it's not entirely their a void and may mean the breakup of some promise but he lost it fast. fault. Sure, they're selling their souls this great group. BILLY JOEL is another artist I have for cheap fame and money. But they YES is one of those groups where the recently come to dislike greatly. only produce the Junk that the buying superlatives that spring to mind are Unfortunately, Billy has suffered from public will pay for. Truly, a sad com- endless, and probably all accurate. the "Elton John Syndrome". At first, he ment on our times. Esoteric. Melodic. Brilliant. This group was good-he had something to say. But Bob Weingartner Is editorial editor of has got everything. The collection of now suck-sess has gone to his head. He the News. creative musical talent and energy is mind-boggling. Yes will help write the history of the music on the 1970s. respond NEIL YOUNG rounds out my list of the top 10 performers. Neil has been a powerful music force for over 10 years. The News welcomes reader response to editorial comment as well as He's usually somber and manic- opinions on topics of student interest, in the form of letters to the editor and depressive in his musical approach, but guest columns. can also be hard-hitting, cynical, AU correspondence should by typewritten and triple-spaced. Only those blatantly truthful and, at times, tender. letters and columns signed and listing the author's address and phone number for verification will be accepted. Letters to the editor may not exceed 300 words (30 typed lines). Columns are not to be more than 60 typed lines. national columnist. The News reserves the right to reject letters or portions of letters that are deemed in bad taste or malicious. Correspondence may be sent to: Editorial Editor, The BG News, 106 everyone should own a hydrogen bomb University Hall.

WASHINGTON-As soon as It was "BUT THOSE WHO want to ban the hundred dollars. It's worth that to The BB grnif s revealed that a reporter for bomb for American citizens claim that protect your family." Progressive Magazine had discovered if you have one locked in the closet, with "Do you plan to use the bomb for P.O. 2 Vol. 64 No. 253 nnMM„w Thursday 4,5-7, the fuse in a drawer, you would never hunting?" how to make a hydrogen bomb, a group Art editor pethylend of firearm zealots formed the National be able to assemble it in time to repulse "Only for big game. We're not going managing Mlior paula wlntlow Hydrogen Bomb Assn., and they are Buchwald an Intruder." to use it on a rabbit or a duck because nrw> editor clndyllotnlk now lobbying against any legislation to that would be overkill. But it's a perfect editor lal editor bob weingartner tportt editor dan tlreitone stop Americans from owning one. "That's garbage put out by the an- weapon for knocking down an elk or a copy editor bill paul "The constitution," said the tinuclear weapon people. We are only bear." photo editor frank brelthaupt association's spokesman, "gives advocating ownership of hydrogen entertainment editor marc hugunln everyone the right to own and bear weapons by law-abiding citizens. If "A RECENT Gallup survey has in- wire editor ian dorrance arms. It doesn't spell out what kind of how to fire the bomb. We believe that If someone commits a crime with one, he dicated that 78 percent of the people BUSINESS STAFF arms. But since anyone can now make a person knows how to take care of Ms should get a stiff jail sentence.'' polled said they were in favor of ban- business manager letlle roppert a hydrogen bomb the public should be bomb there is no danger to himself or "Another argument against allowing ning the hydrogen bomb in private advertising manager mike dunn able to buy it to protect themselves." hisfamily." people to own a bomb is that at the hands. What is your response to that?" The BO Newt Is published dally Tuesday through Friday during the regular school year and weekly during summer sessions by students of Bowling Oreen State moment it is very expensive to build "Our recent survey indicates just the University under the authority of the University Publications Committee. "DONT YOU THINK it's dangerous "Some people consider the hydrogen one. So what your association is opposite," he replied. "People favor Opinions expressed by columnists do net necessarily reflect the opinions of the BO to have one In the house, particularly bomb a very lethal weapon which could backing is a program which would keeping the bomb out of the hands of News editorial Bear*. The BO Newt and Bawling Oreen State University are equal opportunity employers where there are children around?" Ull somebody." allow the middle and upper classes to criminal elements, and believe that if and do not discriminate In hiring practices. "The National Hydrogen Bomb Assn. The spokesman said, "Hydrogen acquire a bomb while poor people will you carry one around In your pocket The Newt will not accept advertising that it doomed discriminatory, degrading or Insulting on the batit or race, tex or national origin. hopes to spend a good portion of its dues bombs don't Ull people-people Ull be left defenseless with just handguns." you should have a license. But it's All rights to material published In The BO Newt are reserved. on educating people in the safe handling people. The bomb is for self-protection nobody's damn business what you do of this type of weapon. We are in- and it also has a deterrent effect If "THAT'S PURE propaganda put out with one at home." Editorial and Business Off ices tee University Hall structing owners to keep the bomb In a somebody knows you have a nuclear by the bleeding hearts. In a year or two Bowling Oreen State University locked closet and the fuse separately in weapon in your bouse, they're going to there will be Saturday Night Hydrogen (c) 1171, Los Angeles Tunes Syn- Bowling Oreen. Ohio 414*1 a drawer. We also will bold class** in think twice about breaking in." Bomb Specials costing less than a dicate Phone (4il))71.M*J 4-5-79 The BG News 3 Car repair 'People' editor talks briefs Consumer awareness Film trip canceled Editor's Note: The consumer affairs fault and they would accept any part of the about personality news column, a weekly feature of the News, is original $10 estimate and be satisfied. The trip to the Athens International Film Festival, April "Society has changed. We 20-22 at Ohio University, has been canceled by the Uni n taken from the closed cases of the Student The student decided not to pay any of the Consumer Union, 406 Student Services Bldg., original estimate as a matter of principle. and talk about more intimate Activities Office (UAO) Travel Cotimittee becaus ■ of things that we never would lodging problems. Ticket, and possible lodgin,-, in- aa an Illustration of the dos and don'ts of the case was closed. consumerism. The names of consumers and have talked about 10 or 15 formation will be available in the UAO office, third floor years ago," according to Union, starting April 12. merchants are kept confidential. Kloss said the situation could have been avoided if the student would have known Richard Stolley, managing by Keith Jameson these eight basic laws concerning car repair: editor of People Magazine. Sci-Fi Club to meet Stolley, who spoke at the The Science Fiction Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. today in •tat f reporter -Repair shops must give the customer an estimate if the repairs total $25 or more; luncheon for magazine day 108 Psychology Bldg. The book, "The Man in the High of Journalism Week, served Castle," and a panel discussion about what might have Regulatory laws on car repairs is one of the -Repair shops may charge up to 10 percent most neglected areas of consumer more than the estimate without getting as the managing editor of happened if the Nazis occupied the United States are LIFE magazine until it featured topics. The meeting is free and public. awareness, according to John G. Kloss, customer authorization. For example, a Student Consumer Union (SCU) chair. A case repair shop may not charge more than $110 suspended publication in "Trouble In Mind" in point, Kloss says, deals with a University for repairs originally estimated to cost $100 1972. As managing editor, he without the customer s prior authorization; has helped People grow to a "Trouble in Mind," a Second Season Theater produc- student who believed she was wronged by a local automobile repair shop. -Repair shops must do only authorized circulation of more than two tion, will premiere at 8 p.m. today in the Joe E. Brown work; million after its fourth year Theater, University Hall.and will continue each night In September 1977, the student took her car -Repair shops must return all worn and of publication. through Saturday. Tickets are SO cents and may be pur- to a local establishment to have work done on it. She received an estimate of $10 for an oil replaced parts, or notify the customer when "We reflect America in the chased at the door the evening of the performance. There 70's in a much more sensitive are no reserved seats. change. replaced parts are to be used for rebuilding; When the student went back later to pick up -If the customer asks, the repair shop must manner," he said. "We look her car, she was presented with an invoice for answer whether there is a charge for a ser- for the positive and try to be Seminar registration topical, writing about what The deadline is Tuesday for registration for "The $30.90 which included repairs and vice call or an estimate; replacement of parts which she did not -Repair shops cannot say repairs are the people are talking Professional Woman" seminar to be held from 9:30 a.m. about," Stolley said. to 3 p.m. Friday, April 20 in the Alumni Center. The authorize. needed when they are not; The student filed a complaint with the SCU, -Repair shops cannot say repairs were "Personality journalism program will include panel discussions on "The New Richard Stolley who notified the garage of the complaint and made when they were not and has seen a great come Employee Meets the New Employer" and "Pros and Cons back," according to Stolley. of the Master's Degree." The registration fee, which sent a copy of the complaint to the garage -Garages cannot refuse a customer's along with a separate form to be completed. request for a receipt. Reason for the new surge is instead of the society as a public know what was includes lunch. i« «K for students and $12 for non-students whole." The SCU notified the garage that unless the that softer news has become happening. For registration nore information, call the College of more popular in magazines "Journalists have a right "Censorship from the Busines- •" "ion at 372-2747. shop answered the complaint within 10 days, "IT'S AN EXERCISE of your rights," they would advise the student to take the case Kloss said, adding that many problems such because of the tremendous to let the public know about courts leads to self imposed Mandatory SGA meeting to small claims court. as this one can be avoided by merely reading competition from television. its leaders," he said. censorship," he said. Referring to Wilbur Mills Student Government Association (SGA) will hold a the law. Psychologically, the 70's and Watergate, Stolley said "Every story leads to the mandatory meeting at 9:30 p.m. today in 112 life Science THE GARAGE answered the letter within Kloss added that if something is wrong with are a more tranquil period, it was the mistake of the invasion of someone's Bldg. for all SGA candidates. Election rules and three days, the fastest reply that Kloss said he the car when you get it back, approach the he said. "We are now con- journalist not to let the privacy, somehow," he said. procedures will be discussed. could remember. The garage.it was their manager immediately. centrating on the individual Computer lab gets new look,sound LASALLES by Scot Bateman

The University's computer laboratory in the Math Science Building has a different look and sound to it with the in- stallation of a new computer called the DECsystem-20. Coupled to the new computer are new DECscope VT 100 and digital DECwriter n terminals which are much more efficient than the old keypunch terminals, according to Richard Conrad, manager of University Computer Services. Professor George Herman of the School of Speech Com- munication said he found the new system used less paper and had shorter breakdown times than the old one. "I've never had to wait more than ten minutes after down time," he said. Conrad said the new computer reduces the need for paper pick the fresh blooms of spring savings for because it points out errors in the program as the operator punches it in. It then "prompts" the operator to correct the your casual life and save 20% to 50% error before the printout is ordered. "We've gone from three to 15 printouts to one," he added. Another feature of the terminals ls silent keys, but for someone who likes the familiar sound of clicking terminal keys, there is a device which duplicates the clicking sounds. Conrad said this mechanically-generated click is quieter than in the older terminals and the computer laboratory will be quieter than it was with the old system. The time may be nearing, according to Conrad, when a computer science student could electronically punch in his program and transfer it to the master account of his in- structor, who could then check the program using one of the television-like terminals. 17-year-old murder suspect tried as adult CLEVELAND (AP)-Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court Judge John F. Corrtgan ruled Wednesday that 17-year-old Stock up now on these John White Jr. would be treated as an adult on charges that he hired another youth to kill his father for $60. spring^o-surrrner misses' separates! Corrigan ordered White bound over to the county grand Jury for further action after hearing a report on Tuesday that the teen-ager had a normal IQ and was competent to stand trial. i/3off Juvenile Court has jurisdiction over persons under 21, and the youth's lawyer, William Monroe, had argued that the case should remain in that court because John White Jr. had Orig. $13 to $30. Sale $8.99 to $19.99. no previous record and he would be amendable to Juvenile The weather is turning softer now, rehabilitation. time soon for biking, jogging, reading under Police allege that the White children paid $60 to a friend, a tree, and adding a few new things Jerome Watkins, 18, to kill their father because he was too to your wardrobe to do them all inl strict. Officers allege the youth went on a spending spree At 1/3 off. collect all the separates with their father's money following the shooting. , you need. Choose print skirts, wraps. dirndls, gore styles and belted straight i versions. Pant styles are the newest. < Top collection Includes woven big tops, knits, sheers. All so easy 1 to take care of all summer. Spring Sfltnffife colors of white, green, blue, red. Sizes 8-16. S-M-L 107 Store St.- 353-8735 is pleased to offer Jr. popular cotton FREE DELIVERY knits priced right! effective April 2 5 p.m. Midnight Mon.-Sat. $9,99 on following: Reg. $12 to $16. The soft cotton knits Horn & Cheese Rueben Cold Cut that you love to live Inl Flattering Roast Beef Turkey Hot Cut peplum waists with your choice of but- Corned Beef Tuna Kielbota t Kraut ton crew necks or trapunto styling. Vegetarian Salami & Cheese Pretty spring pastels or austy solids. (with cholc* ol flxlngi at no extra) Add a few to your collection. S-M-L DUNKS 1A1AM MUNCHlIi 7-Up Chef Pototo Chips Coca-Cola Tuna Pretzels Tab Toned Dorito* Root Beer Fritos $3.00 Mln. charge 353-8735

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4 The BG News 4-5-79 Valium research: Team to look for safer drugs

by Carol QMsey v Neckers stressed that this would be the "ultimate goal" of However, Hadley said, sometimes vallum is mispreacribed He said he has not seen many people abuse it here, the research. "We're molecular architects. The benefits for depressed people. Valium is not for them, but sometimes although he has in other places. Usually, if valium is a cause A team of researchers from the University and the MMdlcal from the research we are doing now is a long way down the it is given to them. of death, it has been mixed with other depressants such as College of Ohio will try to discover how vali-nn and librium road." Hadley does not prescribe valium often. He called it the alcohol, he added. work and develop a safer and more effective valium-like "granddaddy" o( other drugs on the market. Valium stays in Hadley said where vallum is overprescribed, it will be tranquilizer, according to the chemistry department. AFTER LONG use, librium produces physical dependence, the bloodstream longer than other drugs. abused, mostly by neurotics and suicides. The Department of Health, Education and Welfare (HEW) according to ir 'jrmation front the Do It Now Foundation, a Hadley said prices for valium tablets are lower at the has given a $142,000 grant to Dr. Douglas Neckers, chairman drug resea ■ *• - anization. If the drug is stopped, with- "ID SAY valiura's a good drug," Hadley said. Student Health Center than elsewhere. of the chemistry department, to fund the research. Neckers drawal symDtnn occur, including cramps, vomiting, is the director of the research project. sweating an . sometimes convulsions and seizures. The researchers will manufacture and analyze synthetic The founa-e..." -ori'-ded that valium causes addiction. vallum-like compounds, which Neckers and his students Abrupt dlsconniiLjni t- of moderate doses can induce with- have been developing for the past 10 years. They will then drawal agitation, anxiety, tremors, depression and In- Fraternities cite housing, financial test the drugs on animals from the psychology department somnia. These symptons could occur with doses as low as and the Medical College and compare the effects to the five milligrams if the drug is taken long enough; for known effects of valium. example, once a day for three years. Valium and librium are two of the most often prescribed Both drugs can cause birth defects, according to the woes, communication as problems drugs in the United States, but no one knows how they work foundation, if they are taken during the first 42 days of according to the chemistry department. pregnancy. Six times as many birth defects occur in children by Gary Bern newly elected president of Inter- STEVE SHUTT, President of Sigma born to mothers who take librium, than In those whose fraternity Council (IFC), said. Phi Epsilon fraternity, agreed with "THE TWO ARE part of a group of drugs known as ben- mothers do not. Negative thoughts seem to run Among the problems Stanford has Stanford about IFC problems. zodiazepines, and while we know they work, we are not really rampant at the mention of the system. had to deal with are a slight decline in Shutt said there is a lack of comm- sure why they work," Neckers said. DR. THOMAS Hadley, a doctor at the Student Health The greeks, like other organizations, pledges during winter quarter, housing munication between houses, and IFC Nickers also wants to study the active Ingredients in the Center, said valium is basically a safe drug if taken by itself. have their problems. Put like other problems and financial problems. should control it. drugs. His compounds are not identical to valium. Just Although a person on valium may tire easily and may be very groups, they also have their positive Stanford said some houses have had "IFC sometimes asks for par- similar. The slight changes in molecular construction should sleepy, there are no real side effects when a normal dose is side. trouble with money management in ticipation in projects when they don't have slightly different effects when compared to valium. taken, he said. "We try to set guidelines for their kitchens. As a result, they have need any. Sometimes they just try and It could be possible to develop drugs that are safer but Hadley said valium is useful for people with acute anxiety, fraternities to work together, but I'm had to close their kitchens forcing the do too much," Shutt added. more effective than valium by studying the changes in the such as those who have had a death in the family or are upset the first to admit that we have our members of the house to eat at drug and relating them to the animals' reactions, Neckers about an exam they have failed. He said the drug is also good share of problems," Tim Stanford, University dining halls. STANFORD SAD) the greeks last said. for relieving severe back spasms or severe headaches. year raised $10,000 for various OTHER PROBLEMS houses have charities, and are well ahead of that been experiencing is not being able to pace this year. "We've been recognized Seminar probes new trade possibilities fill all their rooms with members of the by many state and local officials house. Stanford said when this occurs, because of our many contributions to by Jatf Divar Chinese-American relations, The 8 a.m. session tomorrow will Council for U.S.-China Trade, will independents fill the available rooms charity," Stanford said. Staff reporter Kawashima said. include Dr. Harold Isaacs, professor of speak on "Prospects and Problems for and the house is put on University "I think this is a great opportunity to political science at Massachusetts U.S.-China Trade." Concluding the housing probation. Once the house is "Look at both MM tickets for this Normalization of relations between learn about China and trade Institute of Technology, speaking on conference will be Dr. Peng Ming-min, put on probation, they stand a chance of spring's elections. They both have a the United States and the People's possibilities with the country," "American Images of China: Per- director of the Taiwanese-American losing their home to other groups on the solid core of greeks on their tickets," Republic of China will be discussed by Kawashima said, adding that there is a ception and Reality" and Dr. Robert Society speaking on "Taiwan as an University housing waiting list. Stanford said. businessmen and scholars tomorrow at $25 registration fee, but students can Dernberger from the Center for Independent Republic." "I know there are a lot of rumors the seventh annual Asian Conference in attend the lectures free. Chinese Studies at the University of Stanford also showed some concern about hazing, but over the past few the Alumni Room, third floor Union, Michigan who will speak on "The Kawashima said so far 20 about the decline in new members of years, we have eliminated all physical according to Conference Chairman Dr. HE SAID the highlight of the con- Economic Development of the People's businessmen and 15 educators from the greek system last winter quarter, hazing," Stanford pointed out. Fujiya Kawashima, assistant professor ference will be Dr. Ezra Vogel, Republic of China." outside the University have registered. but appeared optimistic about the "We're going to constantly work on of history. professor of social relations and But he said he hasn't gotten much future. the problems, but completely solving The one-day conference on "China director of the East Asia Research VOGEL will speak at the 12:15 p.m response from the University. "That (last winter quarter) was the every one is an unrealistic goal. and the United States" is being spon- Center at Harvard University and a luncheon session at the Tower's Inn, "We organize a type of conference first quarter in almost three years that Our most important goal is to help sord by the Asian Studies Program and University alumnus, speaking on McDonald Quad. like this every year but to do so we need greek membership was down. I'm very unite the campus through the many the International Programs in "Japan and the United States in China's At 2:15 p.m., Nicholas Ludlow, student and faculty to attend," optimistic that enrollment will be on the greek events being sponsored this Business. It will feature five experts on Developments." director of the research at the National Kawashima said. upswing this spring," Stanford said. quarter," Stanford concluded.

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Nuclear Health studies to be initiated Wellington (AP)- The health of Joseph Califano said yesterday. during the past week from the plant of Jersey Central Power Co., one of the plant workers and [n-ople who Uve near But Califano and other health of- near Harrisburg, Pa. owners of the Three Mile Island in- the striken Three Mile Island nuclear ficials acknowledged at a Senate The secretary o Health, Education stallation. "It is weeks or months at reactor will be monitored for years to hearing that they do not know enough and Welfare said federal officials plan most." come even though no increase in cancer about the hazard of exposure to low long-range health studies of employees Dr. Arthur Upton, director of the is expected in the area, HEW Secretary level radiation such as that released ?t the plant as well as residents of the National Cancer Institute, supported area who were exposed to higher than Bartnoff s estimates. norcsl radiation levels. "I would hope within days, levels would return to normal," Upton Mid. Community to vote on ">TE WILL HAVE to foUow those BARTNOFF ACKNOWLEDGED individuals we choose for many years," that an additional hazard la posed by said Califano. He promised to make efforts to clean up the plant and remove marijuana initiative public the results of the continuing highly radioactive gases and liquid monitoring. within its walla. BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) - Raffle ballot spot by initiative petition. The Based on the best available material "If we cannot have these emissions tickets are on sale around town in City Council placed a companion from monitoring since the accident last released from the plant in a safe support of an initiative on this month's measure on the same ballot to clarify we«k, if everyone living within five manner, they will not be released," the city ballot to stymie enforcement of the Intent of the initiative. mi'es of the plant received the highest power company official said. marijuana laws. The prize: some nigh- recorded dose of radiation, Califano The testimony was delivered at a grade Colombian pot. Without the clarification, opponents said, "We would still expect to find no hearing of a Senate health sub- This Is the second time this avant- claimed the city would be forced to additional cancer deaths." committee headed by Sen. Edward M. garde university town tried to limit form its own bank because no bank He noted, however, that radiation Kennedy, D-Mass., who said the arrests for marijuana smoking, but the would qualify under vague provisions of 'evels decline gradually, raising the government and industry system for first one ran into trouble in the courts. the initiative on "Indirect" links to possibility that levels would continue dealing with nuclear accidents "broke The move is not surprising in a city South Africa. The clarification defines higher than normal for months or down" and proved "completely ft J dominated by the University of the term "indirect." years. inadequate." Dr. Harold Denton. director of the U.S. Nuclear Agency, Pa Kennedy called for establishment of Gov. Dick Thornburgh, President Carter and an unidentified "THE PERIOD IS not years," an independent agency to investigate employe* tour the control room of the leaking nuclear plant responded Shepard Bartnoff, an official nuclear accidents. In Mlddletown, Pa. earlier this week. "We are saying that marijuana should be legal, and we're acting as Proposed bottle, can deposit law doomed? if it is," a campaign advocate said. COLUMBUS (AP)-A citizen-initiated their proposal before voters in still hopeful the House committee will glass industries, and would hike the bill requiring 10-cent deposits on cans November, but can't resume the reconsider the initiated bill, or at least price of beer and soft drinks as it has in and bottles to help control litter was petition drive until the Legislature kills send it to a subcommittee studying neighboring Michigan which has a rejected but kept alive yesterday by a the bill or four months elapse from the other anti-litter measures "to take a similar law, House committee. date of introduction. better look at it." However, the House Energy and The four months will end May 3, and The bill hardly had a chance in the GILMARTIN, WHOSE Mahoning California known for student activism in Mayor Warren Widener predicts both Environment Committee's lopsided 9-2 unless the Legislature has acted by committee headed by Rep. Thomas P. County area already has suffered the '60s. The city adopted a voluntary measures will be approved. His vote-against a motion to recommend then, the group will have 90 days to Gilmartin, D-Youngstown, after a massive steel plant layoffs, was among busing plan 10 years ago and last assessment is shared by Berkeley passage-probably spells its eventual collect the additional signatures, said formidable and oddly-matched tho«» ""'l' g against the bill. November voters passed a rent Citizens Action, a coalition of about 100 doom. Lynda James, the alliance director. coalition of business and labor lobbyists The chairman said he has promised control initiative. community groups that has been a For the Ohio Alliance for Retur- If the Legislature formally kills the trained their big guns on it. Those b> m»e or further discussion with the major supporter of both measures. nables, the Columbus-based group proposal before May 3, then the 90 days diverse groups seldom agree on ();..., farm Bureau Federation, the ON THE SAME BALLOT April 17 which collected 100,000 voter signatures will start from that date, she said. legislation. most notable state group which ap- with the marijuana initiative is a THERE HAS BEEN no organized to put it before the Legislature, it meant They testified it would cost the state peared before the committee in support mpn=iire •''at would ban the city from opposition to the marijuana measure, more waiting. HOWEVER. 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EVENINGS, BY APPT. chen, bartenders, housekeeping. doubt will be great, hell will be Electro-Voice speakers, super Ph. 352 9302 or 352 7345, eves. sports 4-5-79 The BG News 7 Wagner moves in Tribe tabs Wise BOSTON (AP)-Right-h»nders and will be Reds move toward new image squarely in the spotlight Thursday when the Cleveland Indiana and Boston Red CINCINNATI (AP)-The Cincinnati Wagner during the Interview said he have a negative reaction from our our ticket price, say $10 to $12, which up Sox open the American League season. Reds i known during recent years for had been confident that the off-season players." to now is unheard of in baseball." Wise, 33, is coming off a frustrating 9-19 season in his first year after being their hitting more than their pitching, departures of third baseman" Pete Rose The Reds president talked about what dealt by the Red Sox to the Indians last spring in a six-player trade that also may be moving toward a new image, and manager Sparky Anderson would he perceived as the dangers of in- WAGNER SAID he was also still sent Eckersley, 23, to Boston. according to club president Dick not create attitude problems during creasing high salaries for some against giving guaranteed contracts. Wagner. spring training. players. "But guaranteed contracts are a way The bespectacled Cleveland felt during most of 1978 that if he had any luck at all, it was bad. But that didn't bold true against his former teammates. "Baseball seems to go in cycles," "We've got to have some con- of life in our business now and it's a "If anything, I came to Tampa sideration for the have-not teams in the very tough hurdle to exist without Wagner said during a recent interview WISE WAS 34 with a 1.29 against the Red Sox. Cleveland with the Dayton Journal Herald. thinking the atmosphere would be the big leagues that can't pay those giving them," Wagner said. exact opposite of your question and I salaries even if they wanted to," "Too many payers have them for us Manager Jeff Torborg admitted that was one major factor in Wise getting his "Organizations find themselves with first opening day pitching assignment. problems at certain positions, a surplus think you '11 agree that's the way it Is." Wagner said. to ignore demands for them.'' The Reds president said he was "We wanted to go with a right-hander in Boston, and that made it either Rick at others. We have been aiming at WAGNER ALSO once again, as he "In other words, let's say a team like impressed with "the excellent morale or Mike Paxton," Torborg explained. "Rick has had some stiffness in his developing pitching, and we think the forearm this spring, and he wasn't able to stretch it out pitching many innings. caliber of pitching we'll have at has in earlier interviews, took ours that draws a lot of people doesn't and real good working atmosphere" in have an opponent to play on a given day the baseball club's But he's r-ady for this." Indianapolis and Nashville this season responsibility for Anderson's ouster as will hold great promise for the future. manager. or weekend. Then baseball is starting to training camp this year. fall apart. "Let me emphasize that I think that As for Wise, he's just itching to pitch the opener-although it isn't because the "This could mean a different type of "I'll assume responsibility for John McNamara has conducted an Red Sox provide the opposition. Reds team in a few years say more like Anderson but Rose's decision to leave "The salary plateau you're talking outstanding camp and I think our fans "I've never pitched in an opener and I really consider it an honor," said Wise, the where you was his," Wagner said. "I think we'll about is a very dangerous one. I don't are going to appreciate him as they who has run up a creditable 163-155 major league record. "It's something I've build around impressive pitching and have to show the fans we made the right see how baseball can pay many salaries observe him and get to know Mm," really been looking forward to. And I want to get a good start on the season. win with little offense." move, and I was confident we would not like these, without radical changes in Wagner said. Last year was a nightmare." Eckersley, who was the ace of the Indians' struggling staff during his first three years in the majors, fired his way to a 20-8 record last season.

FOR ECKERSLEY, who started two season openers with the Indians, it could Umpires picket baseball opener be Just another day of work. But not if Cleveland's "new look" offense has its way. CINCINNATI (AP)-Twenty-five starting his 20th season as an official, pathy for the umpires' needs. A STATEMENT from National Led by new arrivals Bobby Bonds and Toby Harrah, the suddenly dangerous unifoi med major league umpires were disputed claims by the leagues that the "All the fans we've talked to, they're League officials said the umpires were Indians' offense is planning a campaign of speed and power for 1979 after Joined by some union tradesmen in umpires' salaries and working con- in our corner," Vargo said. " A lot of asking salary increases of 30 percent to swiping 29 bases in 37 attempts during spring play. informational picketing outside ditions were adequate. local people are walking with us." 70 percent apiece. The league said the Eckersley has always had trouble holding runners on base-* fact the Indians Riverfront Stadium Wednesday prior to "That's Just their opinion," said average salary for umpires, exclusive are well aware of. the opening of the National League Vargo. "We want the people to know Two of those, members of a local of post-season pay and benefits, is baseball season. how lousy our conditions are." pipefitters union, wore signs similar to about $30,000. "We're going to be leading the league in stolen bases when this series is The umpires were protesting what the umpires in the shape of a baseball over," said Bonds, who has stolen more than 30 bases nine times. they said » .re mfair working con- VARGO SAID he had respected chest protector saying, "Baseball The league said umpires' contracts Bonds and Harrah, both of whom came to the Indians from Texas in winter ditions In -rain-ioti offered by the two Pryor and had worked in the same crew Unfair to Umpires." now provide compensation from a deals, combined for 75 stolen bases last season. Torborg has also given retur- basebii! leagues as Pryor on several occasions But he Rick Doxsy said he Joined the um- minimum of $17,500 for first-year ning Indians and Jim Norris a green light on the basepaths. Paul ...... '.as »he only veteran said that opinion haa been altered by pires' march "because I'm a union umpires to more than $40,000 for um- "We should burn it up," Bonds said. "If we run the way we can, this team is major le.u'tp umnire .■xpected to be in Pryor's decision to break ranks with man." Steve Issle said he Joined Doxsy pires with about 17 years of experience. going to make things happen. I think we're going to have some fun this season." the officuitn., .TCW in the opener the other umpires. and the protesting umpires "Just to help The league also said umpires are between the f'incinnati Reds and the "I have no sympathy with him," these guys out." given $53 a day for expenses and San Francisco Giants. The rest of the Vargo said. "My feelings toward Paul Issle said building tradesmen know alternate assignments for All-Star and crew would be composed of local will never be the same.'' the need for solidarity but "most of the post-se son games that provide them Intramural Notes umpires. a Reds official said. 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8 The BG News 4-5-79 sports Awaits opener Durentini back at helm by Pat Kennedy The Falcon women have traditional rivalries with •tall reporter several teams, Durentini said. "Ohio Wesleyan Is our traditional rival, as well as Although blessed with a number of returning players, Earlham, the College of Wooster, and Denlson," she said. the Bowling Green women's lacrosse team may be in for "They're traditionally private schools drawing personnel some surprises, according to coach Carol Durentini. from the East with playing experience. We've done quite "Last year I was working on my doctorate and Mickey well against them. Last year we defeated Wooster and had Cochrane stepped in on an interim basis," she said. "In a close match with Ohio Wesleyan, losing 6-5." my absence there were very few (lacrosse) classes taught-therefore no lead in to the program. We have to BOWLING GREEN'S strengths lie in veterans and the develop from scratch because we have no grant-in-aid unexpected, according to Durentini. program, but we have a host of Juniors and seniors." "Jenny Dunn (last year's leading scorer) is returning Another problem in predicting the team's possible finish and I'm thinking of moving her to the first home position," is a lack of record keeping in the league, Durentini said. she said. "Goalkeeping-wise, we have returning senior '"nie league (the Midwest Women's Lacrosse Darla Davis and Junior Tina Durnwald.'Tm thinking of Association) never keeps standings, so records are not platconing them, so Tina will have some seasoning posted and we do not know our opponents' records," she depending on progress. said "I'm also at a loss not having been here last year. I "We've been outside Just once (as of Tuesday) and I've don't know the strengths and weaknesses of our op- been surprised because I have no preconceived notion of ponents. positions played last year.'' "I THINK WE have an exceptionally strong team from Durentini said she hopes that new players will take the a skill standpoint and I'm looking for an above .500 season, pressure off the veterans. but It's hard to predict an opponent from year to year." The women's game Is slightly different from that of the "I'M HOPING with the addition of new personnel, we men, according to Durentini. will have more balance," she said. "With one player, the "The men's game originated in Canada, but the (opponents) can double team and shut off the offense." women's game was not developed in Canada," she said. The Falcons begin their season this Saturday at home "The difference is an extra player (in the women's when they take on the Cuyahoga Club team and Indiana game)-a wing on the side. That makes for five mid- State University in a triangular match. Durentini said, fielders and an extra attack. however, the Cuyahoga squad will present the most "The game consists of two 25-minute periods with no problems. timeouts, except for injury. Substitutions are allowed at the half, but are limited," she added. "Cuyahoga will present a- more seasoned team and / THIS DIFFERENCE of origins may also show up as the probably a better match. It's hard to predict," she said. i«Ws w.»«* *&m0*lt^ /*m> lady lexers take on a Canadian women's squad. "They have Margie Rine and Ellen Kuller-a couple of strong players. photo by Kathy Borchers "This is the first year the Canadian Women's Selected Team will tour the U.S.," she said. "I don't know what to "Indiana State will be weaker simply because they're Player* try and scoop up ball In iaat year's lacroate action. expect, but it should be an interesting match." just getting started (with their program)." Middle distances strength to'79season by Dave Lewendowski on his wall, Brodt said he may have question right now," Brodt said. "We Ivor Emmanuel, Bob Lunn and Kevin "It's covered but it probably won't be hurdles while Tim Reedus will compete assistant sports editor another winner on his hands. have no outstanding sprinter because Ryan. The quartet gained fifth place in run under nine minutes at the in the intermediate hurdles." we lack the indoor facilities to get a the NCAA indoor distance medley moment," Brorft said. "It's encouraging from the stand- Trophies and sports memorabilia of "WE'VE GOT some holes but not as good sprinter. ' relay. Brodt classics the jumping events point of the people we have," Brodt said days past adorn the office of Bowling many as last year," Brodt said. "Last Freshmen Mark Mehwald and Tom "From the 400 up to the 10,000 we as "solid" with Michel Raymond of the upcoming season. "It will take Green track and field coach Mel Brodt. year the bottom fell out, but this year Dowell will lead the group of inex- should be feirly respectable," Brodt leading the way. determination for a good outdoor Everything in the cramped quarters we look for improvement all the way perienced sprinters. said. "We have Emmanuel and (Tim) "We'll be steady in that area with season. I hope the weather on the east side of the stadium through. At least we've got all the "We're lacking in the shot put. We Dayhuf f at the 400 while we have six to Raymond," Brodt said. "He's in the 23- cooperates." promotes a winner. But that's not events covered." just don't have the big man we need to eight mixing around in the 800." foot class. That's respectable but not Brodt rates Miami, Western unusual because Mel Brodt is used to Brodt blames injuries as the culprit score in the 50-foot range," Brodt said. RYAN IS the top performer in the 800 enough to win the MAC championship." Michigan and Eastern Michigan as the winning. In his 18 years coaching track for last year's debacle, but the same Jeff K. Brown is the leader in the while Lunn is BG's best in the 1,500. The top high jumpers should be Joe top contenders for the MAC title this and field at the University, Brodt has problem has cropped up this seasosn Javelin and hammer, two areas Brodt Lurm's specialty, however, is the 5,000 Ritter and Fred Morrison. year with the rest of the conference chalked up a 81-4" record with only two with the injury of top flight decathlon calls "not outstanding but solid," while meters where he is the team record "Ritter is a good all-around Jumper schools unpredictable. As for the losing seasons. performer Jeff Opelt. Steve SanGregory heads the shot and holder. Steve Housley, Dan Cartledge and our number one man in the high Falcons' season, Brodt said BG will be One of those losing seasons was last "Our biggest loss is Opelt," Brodt discus corps. and Dave Berardi will be included in jump," Brodt said. competitive. year when the Falcons finished with a 1- said. "We'll be hurting in the "He's good for his size but we need the distance events. Housley finished Ritter and senior John Zurrer will The Falcons scheduled meet with 3 dual meet record and an eighth place decathlon." someone in the 50-foot range," Brodt seventh in the MAC cross country compete ii the triple jump while the • Toledo today has been postponed. The in the Mid American Conference Opelt isn't the only question mark said of SanGregory. championships. hurdles are "touch and go," according meet will either take place Saturday in (MAC) championships. It was the facing Brodt. Sprinters and some BG's strength lies in the middle Pete Murtaugh is the top Falcon to Brodt. Toledo or else cancelled altogether. The team's lowest finish in the MAC weight events are lacking quality distance events where a host of top competitor in the steeple chase but "WE'RE VERY young in the hur- Falcons are scheduled to compete In championships during Brodt's term. performers, according to Brodt. performers return including BG's Brodt doesn't think it will be a BG dles," Brodt said. "Zurrer and (Frank) the Ohio University Relays-on Satur- But, like the picture of Dave Wottle "Our 100, 200 and 400 relay Is a newest All-Americans-John Anich, strength. Gruber are our top prospects in the high day. Seaver shelled in Reds opener CINCINNATI (AP)-Mike Ivie, who "I busted my tail in spring training," "Some days everything goes smooth Netters solid for Toledo opener sparked an 11-5 San Francisco victory Ivie said. "This was a big thrill, a big as glass and other days you can't do by Ken Koppel "It's (the team) equivalent to last "We have an idea of where people over Cincinnati in major league uplift psychologically." anything right," Bench said. staff reporter • year," Weston said. "There has are playing, but it's not necessarily baseball's season opener Wednesday, been improvement. But everybody permanent," Weston said. "We've said the Giants' eight-run second inning If the recent snow subsides, the else improves too. VIDA BLUE went the distance for been outside two days so far since shows a new killer instinct the team has SEAVER SAID he felt good, but in Bowling Green women's tennis "It doesn't matter whether you're San Francisco and had Just one regret spring vacation. We have one court developed. getting the ball over the plate he made team will get their chance to show playing number one or number six," to practice on. (In the Student Rec Ivie delivered a leadoff single and about his nine-hit pitching, which in- it too easy to hit. she said. "You can't say any one cluded four walks and two . what they can do when Toledo In- Center, when it rains). Obviously it later capped the big inning with a solo "That's something I'll have to work vades Friday at 2 p.m. for the person is more important than limits your style when you have 11 . on the next couple of days," he said. Falcons opener. another." people." "I wish I could have shut them out," Falcon coach Joan Weston, THE LINEUP for Toledo will Blue said. "But I was happy I was able The Giants, who were paced by Terry BG has six players returning from beginning her third year at BG, will probably be the same line-up that last season, but lost its number one "We tried to bury people. When we to pitch nine innings, especially since I Whitfield's four hits, scored seven of get a break, we try to capitalize on that be looking to improve the Falcons 8- captured a third place finish in the player, Man Lou Kurz. had some arm trouble and missed a their eight second-inning runs off 2 mark of last year. Notre Dame Inv'inHnral last fsll. break," Ivie said. "That's the way you week of spring training," Seaver. win ball games." "There is always room for im- Freshman Stephanie Tober, provement," Weston said. "It's a Karen Driftmey Martha Chicles TOBER IS currently playing One of the Giants' runs in the second The contest was officiated by and Barbara Sw^rk should play number one. inning came on a throwing error by National Leaguer Paul Pryor and three strong team, there's no question. Ivie said the game was a personal Bowling Green has always had a number one thro, gh four singles, Even with that addition, Weston Cincinnati pitcher Tom Seaver and two amateur umpires. Pryor is the only triumph for him, considering he beat strong (women's) tennis team." respect! velv. doesn't see anyone dethroning out veteran Willie McCovey for the more scored on a throwing error by veteran major league umpire who has The five and six positions and the defending state champion, Ohio catcher Johnny Bench. signed his 1979 contract. Giant's first base job. LAST -YEAR'S edition of the doubles combinations have not as State. However, Weston thinks the Falcon netters earned a third place yet been decided due to the bad team should be able to handle the tie in the state tournament. weather causing limited practice Rockets, who have both their • ""^"B You have something to * * ¥ * time. number one and two players back. " share with the people of the i rural South and Appalachia *• 4' — yourself. 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may be • political cesspool, but It'a •till lha '- Michael J. Gueulette roll capital of the world, according to Gary Benz's f' : ■ articleonpage3. JtiMtJSiR '- **_"• .."' :"" What does spring in Bowling Green see the following artists In action In the Of*. O^jn^jt o^Swi«.. "**■* ■ 'L_ _«r. .'. mean? vicinity of Detroit, Michigan: Tha It means flowers will bloom, birds will reformed Music, tonight; redneck : sing, and hundreds of biklnl-clad women Willie Nelson and Okie Leon Russell, '• • • 4»■p.. will expose generous amounts of soft, April 14; Flrefall and the Marc Tanner pale flesh to the cancer-causing rays of Band, April 18; "Piano Man" Billy Joel. the sun (color me sexist). April 21; Yes, also on April 21: Van Unfortunately, spring In Bowling Haien, May 1: and Rod "Do Ya Think I'm Whan lormar UAO director Jim Stotan talkad to the REVUE prior to hit Green may not mean much In the way of Sexy?" Stewart, May 11,12 and 13. raalgnatlon, ha complained about a lack of cooperation by aavaral Unlvaralty rock concerts, If we are to believe tha By now you're saying "What's going on departments hi planning concerti. Stofan'a accusation appaarad In last gloomy foreshadowing of ex-UAO In the rock and roll capital of the world, waak'a REVUE. director Jim Slofan In last week's Cleveland, Ohio?" Cleveland offers the TMa week, tha REVUE talkad to lha paopla Slofan complalnad about. Their REVUE. His contention that the Health following: The New Riders of the Purple commanU bagln on paga 3. and Physical Education, Athletic, and Sage, Saturday; Millie Jackson and Campus Safety and Security departments Enchantment, April 14 and 15; The Jam, Judy Bajec previews Trouble In Laralna Koaco offers bar oo- are uncooperative and unsympathetic to one of the finest British new wave MM," this weekend's Sacond aarvatlona on tha Allman Brothars' the problems of concert production are groups, and delightful Dwight Twilley, Saaaon thaatar production. Paga 6. raunlon and now album. Paga 7. compounded by his departure, leaving April 16; Flrefall and the Marc Tanner UAO without a seasoned concert Band (deja vul), April 19; heavy metal promotion veteran to deal with all those rockers Judas Priest, April 27; Rod On paga 4 of this waak';s film section, Paul finicky rock stars. "Blondes Have More Fun" Stewart (more O'Donnall pans "Norms Rao" wfiHa David deja vul), May 3 and 5; and the Ohio Madallnskl discusses UAO's foreign film Players and soul veterans Sam and Dave, For all of you die-hard rock and rollers festival. This weekend's UAO campus movlee the original prformers of "Soul Man", are previewed on paga 6. with cars, or friends with cars (hey, all May 16 and 17. REVUE film critic Jim Flick predicts "Tha you bikini-clad women! I've got a carl), Deer Hunter" will dominate tha Academy the outlying provinces still abound with "IT'S A LONG drive to these placesl" you may exclaim. Just think of the long Awards. Paga4. musical activity. drive as extra time for getting "primed" IN THE NEXT few weeks Toledo will for the show. play host to such fine talent as Pheobe The pickln's In Bowling Green may be Snow, Saturday; The Beach Boys, with slim this spring, so look to the "Toledo" ex-acid casualty Brian Wilson happily and "Elsewhere" sections of the back in the ranks, April 22; and the ever- "Weekend Plus" calendar, and get those outrageous Tubes and one of Canada's "Anywhere or Bust" disposable cafeteria finest, April Wine, also on April 22. trays ready. With a little more gas money you can And I'll take the "Busts."

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by Qary Ben* rights and Martin Luther King, Jr., at a 16 to 29-year-old group. WMMS Is also and Epic-Sweet City with Wild Cherry time when racial segregation was still the considered one of the top progressive, have all achieved International success. Cleveland. law of the land. Freed is often credited album-oriented stations In the country, Just the mention of that city brings with coining the very phrase "rock and after helping bring nationwide ON THE LOCAL level, many artists Images of political turmoil and default. roil" which we now use to describe the recognition to such artists as Southside have been recording at smaller studios But with all the troubles Cleveland Is dominant popular music of the past Johnny, Bruce Springsteen, Meatloaf and releasing records on their own currently experiencing, rock music Is quarter-century. and Todd Rungren. labels. Alex Bevan, who recently released achieving new heights of popularity. Three top 40 radio stations, WGCL- THESE MANY rock radio stations are his second album on his Fiddler's Wind Cleveland currently boasts one of the FM, WLYT-FM, and WZZP-FM, serve also partly responsible for the many label, Is a prime example. top progressive radio stations in the area rock fans, while WMMS-FM and concerts that grace Cleveland stages. Agency Recording's affiliation with country. WWWM-FM offer album-oriented rock Competition is so intense that ft is not Cleveland's top nightclub, The Agora, Is The Belkln Brothers concert formats. While It may seem that the unusual to find two or more top acts also an Impressive asset for area rock promoters, based in Cleveland, bring big market Is over-crowded, each station playing In Cleveland on any given night. fans and artists. The Agora, famous as a name rock artists to concert sites scores high in the Arbltron ratings, Because of the great Interest In rock stepping stone for rising acts, has helped throughout Ohio. radio's answer to television's Nielsen music in Cleveland, it Is also common for launch such "unknowns" as David Bowie ratings. a concert bill that did not soil out In other and Springsteen. It provides an important RECORDING STUDIOS and record major cities to do so there. outlet for newcomers and established labels ara thriving, and nightclubs and J. Geils and Southside Johnny sold stars alike. discos ate as numerous as young out the 16,000-seat coliseum In Located within the Agora building, Cleveland-area residents who attend the Cleveland, for example, while they did Agency can record any artist who per- University. jsi Music not sell out the much smaller Anderson forms there. Thus Michael Stanley's Historically. Cleveland was among the Arena In Bowling Green. Most rock ar- "Stagepass" and parts of Rundgren's first cities to witness rock and roll mania tists make a point of including Cleveland "Back to the Bars" were recorded live at In the early 1950s. The late Alan Freed, a In their tour Itineraries because they the Agora. Springsteen Is reportedly now legendary disc jockey at Cleveland WMMS is currently the second most know they can draw large, appreciative contemplating the release of a similar radio station WHK, was the first to popular radio station in all of Cleveland. audiences. live album recorded during an Agora demonstrate that white teenagers in large This is a remarkable accomplishment Cleveland Is gaining more and more appearance. numbers wanted to listen to black rhythm considering the flooded rock market clout in the recording industry recently Cleveland may be a political mess and blues music. This was before civil whose listeners are largely limited to the with the emergence of Agency Recording today, but Its rock music scene is un- studio, and the Cleveland International surpassed. Cleveland, Ohio may well be GET EM NOW WHUE WE GOT "EM, and Epic-Sweet City labels. Agency the rock and roll capital of the world. Recording with Grand Funk Railroad, Ed note: This article Is the first of a AZANTJGO Cleveland International with Meatloaf, series. Comments and criticism: BG concerts discussed Procuring and producing a major rock concert is a com- z- plicated business under the best of circumstances. And, NOW JUST $ unfortunately for Bowling Green rock fans, procuring and i ( producing rock concerts at the University must be undertaken under somewhat less than the best circumstances. Lack of adequate facilities is the biggest obstacle to rock 1 concerts on campus, according to Tom Mlsuraca, interim A Z-shirt is a diablo red 100% cotton shirt which sells director of UAO programming. Anderson Arena is a relatively for $4.00 in the stores. Now small hall, which makes it less attractive to promoters and with a purchase of a dollar or booking agents, as well as major artists themselves, than, more at Zantigo, you can get say, the University of Toledo's Centennial Hall. it for just $1.99! You can also enjoy a hearty Mexican lunch to page seven or dinner with an icy cold Pepsi. Remember, this is a super special offer from Zantigo and the gang at Pepsi, so zip into a Zantigo today to buy a zesty Clogs - Shoes meal and Zantigo Z- shirt. Sandals •Bass from Connie Bare-trap •Frye piki's booterj 1616E. WoosterSt. HOURS: MON.-SAT. 10-6, FRI. 10-9 Flick picks hi by Jim Flick Is seen from Is often as Irl Itself, which is a unique abl The 1978 Academy Awards, which will be Clmino manipulates the presented in a televised program this coming displaying talent worthy of i Monday evening, should revolve around 'The Deer Both Woody Allen In Hunter," the only truly outstanding film of last year Malik In "Days of Heav among a gaggle of good ones. directoral touch, however, | "The Deer Hunter" was a late entry Into last year's winning. X* parade of movies. It was first released In a limited one-week special engagement In New York City THE ONLY MAJOR awa during the last week In December simply to qualify go to "The Deer Hunter" la ^e^. for the 1978 awards-whlch should Indicate its tress. Clmino's film slmp| n. strength relative to the rest of the year's crop. female role. It was immediately withdrawn and wasn't released nation-wide until February, when it reaped a great iureyfuss as Duddi deal of publicity from the announcement of the Academy Award nominations. "The Deer Hunter" and "Heaven Can Walt" each received nine nominations to lead the rest In that UAO honor. But "Heaven Can Walt," Warren Beatty's R#vl#w by whimsical story of a reincarnated quarterback, isn't David Madallnskl likely to win many, If any, awards. The New York i t Film Critics Circle, for Instance, has already passed it over entirely. Serious filmgoers ! rejoice! No longer will you have I to Journey up to Ann Arbor to view obscure, j£fi Film but critically acclaimed foreign films. UAO, In an effort to bring some more "THE DEER HUNTER" Is an astounding film. It Is variety to their film fare, the story of three friends, portrayed by Robert has responded to DeNiro, Christopher Walken and John Savage, who numerous requests for fight in the Viet Nam war. foreign films and Sally Fields, former Flying Nun, portrays the heroin* In the Twentieth-Century Fox « The first hour of the three-hour movie Is devoted Production ol "Norma Rae." fashioned a foreign film to the wedding of one of the friends, played by festival for this quarter. I Savage, on the eve of their departure. The film A different foreign film t moves slowly In this first hour, but director and co- will be screened each wirter Michael Clmlno skillfully sets the tone of the Wednesday and Thursday movie and esabllshed his characters thoroughly. evening for the next six More Importantly, the low-key action is enthralling. weeks, with the Wed- Sally Field believable, j Viet Nam has never been more hellish on the nesday shows scheduled screen than In the movie's second hour, when the for the Side Door and three friends are captured and forced to play Thursday's in 210 Math- Russian roulette. Imagine being forced to put a gun Science Bldg. to your head and pull the trigger, knowing there Is 'Norma Rae' confusing TONIGHT, IT'S "The one chance In six of blowing your brains out. Apprenticeship of Duddy Walken displays a depth of horror In this scene Kravltz," a lesser known Review by Burt Reynolds' sidekick in several films, most cant even Imagine. Paul O'Donnell it is difficult to picture Field in this highly film that's a perfect choice for anyone who dramatic role. However, she struggles to WALKEN'S PERFORMANCE Is the most has ever wanted to "Norm* Rae." Twentieth Century-Fox's make the character believable, and memorable in a movie that features an extremely sample a foreign film but contemporary drama, falls to live up to succeeds for the most part. strong cast. It is heart-stopping, electrifying. Bet feared that being bilingual expectations created by Its prior notices. During the course,of the film, Norma your mother's house on Walken winning the Oscar was a prerequisite. The Martin Ritt-Rose and Asseyev R.ie, a poorly educated woman, matures for best supporting actor. production, ndw showing tor a third from total dependency on others to the "Duddy Kravltz," a The final third of the film portrays the aftermath of Canadian film, Is In consecutive week at the Franklin Park poln.t of self-sufficiency through her the war and its effects on the three friends. "The English and stars Richard Cinemas, attempts to Illustrate the ef- relationship with the two central male Deer Hunter" Is an indictment of war, all wars, not Dreyfuss In an un- fects of unionization on the lives of characters. One Of the men, Reuben, the just Viet Nam. It shows how the stress of war forgettable role as a workers in a small Southern, textile-mill unldn organizer, acts as the catalyst in destroys minds and bodies, and how some survive. town. As a result, too much of the film is Norma Rae's transformation. young, Jewish man who DeNiro is quietly brilliant as the survivor, and Is the is ambitious enough to do spent in character development, at the Ron Liebman, as Reuben, turns In an favorite to win the Academy Award for best actor. expense of proper storyline development. excellent performance as Norma Rae's anything to get ahead In the world. And director Rltt's attempt to focus on mentor. Better known as TV's "Kaz," he IRONICALLY, HIS main competitor Is Jon Volght, Duddy, Inspired by the the Inner lives of the cfftracters-by demonstrates much acting versatility In who has already won the New York Film Critics advice of his grandfather devoting the film's first hour to Norma the role which exudes with a reservoir of Circle award for his protrayal of a disabled Viet Nam Rae's past love affairs, for instance—is moral strength. Through their platonic that "a man without land veteran in "Coming Home." While his is also an is nothing" takes on often confusing and boring. relationship, Reuben shows Norma Rae excellent performance, the nod will likely go, various-occupations and The humor suffused throughout the the difference between love and frien- deservedly, to DeNiro. story also does not work well with the dship. money-making schemes The Academy tends to award Oscars in bunches, so that he can one day serious theme. A clash between the two and they probably wont tire of honoring "The Deer purchase a desirable fiercely opposing forces, union and THE OTHER MAN who affects Norma Hunter" until they award the best supporting actress piece of lake property industry, rages at the core of the film, Rae's life is her husband, Sonny, played prize to Meryl Streep for her role as the girl both near Montreal. Unfor- and the subtle humor only works against by Beau Bridges. By his own admission, Walken and DeNiro fall In love with. tunately, nearly everyone the plot. Bridges is much more adept onstagethan Streep Is one of the brightest new stars on the Duddy comes Into contact One bright spot in this otherwise dull film. And his performance in portraying a acting horizon, and this Oscar would be a well- with disapproves of his film is the. climactic ending. It is a very Southerner who acknowledges his wife's deserved beginning. Her emotion and sensitivity are questionable ethics. Even moving finish, as the pro-union force growth even though he himself cannot almost tangible on the screen. wins out over the tyrannical textile-mill keep pace with her, Is barely enough to his Uncle Ben|y refers to him scornfully as "a little owners. keep the character afloat. IF YOU'RE looking for a darkhorse, however, Jew boy on the make." By Billed as the first American film about watch for Maureen Stapieton for her role as a fun- SALLY FIELD Is cast out of character a working-class woman, and inspired by the end of the film, loving widow in "Interiors." Duddy, with few regrets, as Norma Rao, the heroine of the film. a true story, "Norma Rae" Is, at bast, As flawless as the performers are In "The Deer has lost the respect of After playing light roles for most of her only an average film, and It fights to Hunter," It is very much a director's film. Every many people. Including r, a* "The Flying Nun" and later as maintain the attention of the viewers. nuance la firmly under control. The angle a gesture PagaS Tr>e BQ ttews Revue April 5, 187» > favorite flicks! Weekend plus nportanl as the gesture Three-time Academy Award-winner Ingrld tltly of the film medium, Bergman Is likely to walk away with an Oscar for her medium brilliantly, role In Ingmar Bergman's "Autumn Sonata." She la n Oscar. already one of the most talented actresses of the and Ticket, Downtown and Stadium View Cinemas: 7:301 Bowling Green Interiors" and Terrence century, and has lost only her youth, not her skill, to WoodvllleMall. 9:30 p.m. demon state a deft age. [X^^Tr*-JI-| Phoebe Snow and stand a chance of A strong contender here, though, la Jill Clayburgh "The Man Who Loved woman " f^" Ji University ot Toledo F leldhouse Side Door, union: 1 p.m. Wed for her spirited performance in "An Unmarried Sat. Woman." Sieve Adams (lol ksingerl Tickets: no information "Rocky Horror Picture Show" that will certainly not One of the most Interesting things about Oscar UAO Coffeehouse, SIM Door. available 210Math Science: Midnight Union Thurs. Sat. .the award for beet ac- night Is its unpredictability. It seems clear that "The 1 lo 11 p.m. Thurs., Frl. Mad Anthonys. 21 N. Third St. doesn't have a large Deer Hunter" should dominate the proceedings on cover: SO cents Highway Robbery Toledo Monday, but, well, watch and see. Thurs. Sat. .*.•«*••«•«».»•***.«.» ********* #**<►*»#*********************»*****« Tom Scon Trio (leu) cover: no information available "Animal House" Bert ley's Saloon. Holiday Inn, Southwyckl:»*t:ISp.m. V Kravitz 1550 E Wooster SI Engelbert Humperdlnck, Dick 9:30p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Thurs.- Capri "Autumn Sonata" Set , Tues , Wed The Palace Theatre, Cleveland Glenbyrne2: 5:15.7:1519:15 no cover Thurs. Sat. p.m. Tickets: For more Information screens international films Some Other Place. 110 N. Main call (216)523 1755. "Buck Rogers in the25th Cen- Spank (rock and roll) tury" his girlfriend and grand- a well-positioned copy of "The Wild Child." and 9:30p.m. to2a.m. Thurs.-Sat. Deadly Earnest and the Honky Franklin Park Cinemas: 1:25. Tank Heroes father the Saturday Evening "Day for Night." "Day for Ebeneezer (rock and roll) 7:30»9:20p.m. Night" in particular 9:30p.m. to 2 a.m. Sun-Wed. Peebody's Cafe. Cedar and But Kravitz, as Post. The subsequent cover: SI 50 • to9:30p.m.,tl - Taylor. Cleveland Heights "The Champ" (volght a, Dreyfuss energetically premiere of "Happy Bar should Interest anyone 9:30p.m. to2a.m. Thurs. Sat Dunaway) portrays him, manages to Mltzvah, Bernle" Is a who has evei wondered Tickets:S2etthedoor Showcase Cinemas: l:20.7:25« how a major motion Pater Armstrong (guest piano) 9:40p.m. make us feel more than brilliant comedy Don Rickles. Jerry vale picture is pieced together. Recital Hall, College ot Musical just loathing for him. At sequence that seems Arts Front Row Theatre, Cleveland "The China Syndrome" various times he is straight out of a Peter It even shows what to do 2 p.m. Sun. Thurs. Sat. Franklin Park Cinemas: 1:20. when one of your leading tree Tickets: For more Information 7 20 J. 9:55 p.m. charming, crude, and Sellers Movie. call (214) 449 5000. actors dies before the film comical. Some of "Duddy Kravitz" could Bowling Green Brass Quintet "The Dear Hunter" Kravitz's schemes are so very easily have presented is completed. Recital Hall. College of Musical Budgie, Rapscallion Showcase Cinemas: l:Xtl tlandish they can only a one-dimensional story Also from Arts The Flying Machine, Akron p.m. comes a lighthearted • p.m. Sun. Frl. icii our lauahtqr. about ambition and its tree Tickets: Call (216) 1964610 for comedy-romance, "The Exorcist" THE MOST memorable consequences. But In- information Colony Theatre 2. 7:15*9:45 example of Kravitz's stead it presents a very "Pardon Mon Affaire." Men A Ca Follies p.m. SWEDEN IS Recital Hall, Collage ol Musical Oregon naivete Is when he forms -honest dilemma. While Flnnay Chapel. Oberlki Collage, represented by the Arts "Hair" partnership, Duddy Kan Duddy is at times • p.m. Tues. Oberlln Franklin Park Cinemas: 1:15. oductlona, with an despicable, he can also renowned Ingmar free • :30p.m. Frl. 7:15*9:30 p.m. Tickets: Mat all Tlcketron Jcohoilc, avant-garde be likeable, or maybe Bergman. As a contrast to the gloomy, despairing Bowling Green Woodwind outlets and at the door. "Norma Rae" ilmmaker to film home even somebody we Quintal Franklin Park Cinemas: 1:25, "Cries and Whispers," New Riders ol tha Purple Saga. lovles of bar mltzvahs. In secretly admire. It's up to Recital Hall. College of Musical M 35*9 -45p.m. ie scene the filmmaker, the viewer to decide. "The Magic Flute," an Arts Flatbush adaptation of Mozart's • p.m. Wad. Adalbert Gym Case Western "Superman" er John Friar, babbles In the weeks to come free Reserve University, Cleveland Showcase Cinemas: 1:15.7:104 opera, will also be to Duddy about "ar- the film festival will • p.m. Sal. 9:45pm. Istlc integrity" while present no less than three screened. Oixle Elect Ire Co.. 1541 N. Dlxla Tickets: ss In advance. S7 day of From Germany comes Mwy. show. Available at all Tlcketron runkenly staggering films by french director "Every Man for Himself disco locations. md the apartment Francois Trufiaut, "The • JOp m to 2a.m. Thurs. Wad. A^p-d except for a hat and Man Who Loved Women," and God Against All," cover: varies (SO cants tot?) Max Damlen directed by Werner Specials: Sun. ColleoF ID Night. Tha Agora, Cleveland yu?ma Herzog. Tues. Mix and Match Night Mon. '/•" Wed. Greek Night, Thurs. Two Tickets. 11 01 at the Door Lina Wertmuller's tor One Night. "Fiddler on the Roof" "Swept Away," which was Horslips. Legs Diamond, Westgate Dinner Theatre: Sun. * Wed. 6:15 p.m.; Tues Sal. UAO Disco. Side Door. Union Anthem severely criticized by noon disco The Agora. Cleveland feminists when it 9p.m. to 1 a.m. Sat. Tue». "Trouble In Mind" premiered, presents an cover: SO cants Tickets. S3 so in advance, 14.50 interesting mingling of day of show. Advance locations Joe E. Brown Theater: • p.m. Toledo include all Cleveland, Akron and Thur.Sat. sex and politics. Also Canton area J.P. Snodgress • 1 from Italy comes the Bymegete Club. 135 S. Byrne, stores, all Record Theatre AL-* hilarious, National Ruby Jonas (rock and roll) locations, door until 6 p.m. day of lit Lampoon-like feature, 9:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. Thurs Sat show. VST^ cover: no Information available •*1 "Allegro Non Troppo." Phoebe Snow. Jonathon Anyone who has ever Studio One. Secor and Dorr Edwards "All the King's Men" (Broderlck been nauseated by the disco Akron Civic Theatre, Akron Crawford) Thur Wad. I p.m. Wad. Mon. noon: ch. 9 middle-brow Disney Specials: Von. Singles Night, Tickets: $4 SO In advance, J7.50 classic ■- "Fantasia" will Tues., Thurs. College ID Night. day of show. Available at all "It's the Easter Beagle, Charlie feel vindicated after Sun.-Dance Contest (prize-trip Tlcketron locations. Brown" seeing this animated to Las Vegas) Mon tp.m ch. 2, tl Oscar Winners spoof. "Allegro" has Merrlmekkos. 3992 Secor Rd. Mon lOp m.:ch.7.24 many memorable live music sequences, especially • p.m. to 2 a.m. Frl. Sun. <9^^>T Events cover: $1 one In which life evolves Specials: Tuar-DincaContest Bowling Green Atrohkt Art Exhibition from a Coke bottle to the (prize- trip to Las Vegas), Wad- Gallery, McFall: 7 llp.m. melody of Ravel's Bolero. college ID Night. Thurs. Ladles "The Apprenticeship of Duddy Thur., then 2 5pm weekdays Night Kravitz" And finally, with the 210 Math Science: • p.m. Thurs. Science Fiction Club panel Academy Awards just Toledo Symphony Orchestra, discussion "What II the Nazis around the corner, last Betty Allen (guest soprano), "Buck Rogers In the 25th Cen- Occupied America" year's Best Foreign Film, Kenneth Jean (guest conductor). tury" MM Psychology: 7:30p.m. Thur. Works by Mahler, Thomas. Stadium View Clnemaa: 7:30 a. "Madame Rosa," will be Bizet, Saint Saens, and Rach- 9:30 p.m. Poetry Reading by Noureddine featured. maninoff will be performed Aba The films will all be Masonic Auditorium, "The Fury" Commuter Canter: • p.m. Thur. 1:30p.m. Frl. !I0 Math Science 7 19 30 pm. shown with English sub- The Peristyle . Frl 1 Sat. Student Design Exhibit titles, so there's no I 30p m Sat Gallery. Fine Arts BMg.: 2 5 reason to worry about a Tickets Students with 1D half "Halloween" p.m Sun.-Frl. price Available at Central Cle zel:7 X4,9:30pm.( A young Dreyfuss plays the lead rale In the foreign language barrier Travel and Ticket, at 12 reading by Kan irby film "The Apprenticeship ol Duddy Kravitz." preventing their en- Talmege, and Laselles Travel "Hardcore" Commuter Canter: • p.m. Mon. joyment. Pages The BO News Revue April 5.1t7» Play within play offers black viewpoint, beyond

Itself and the play within face one of the moat Preview by the play show one crucial social issues of JudyBajec viewpoint of how we get many decades—race * play within a play Into the predicaments relations. pr ..-ides the lormal for today concerning race. tha Unlvarslty Theatre But it also goes one step FRESHMEN ACTORS Second Season further by suggesting a include Shelley Miller, production of 'Trouble in solution. Kerry Beck and Ken Mark- Mind", which premieres And all this Is ac- ward. Sophomores are tonight In Joe E. Brown complished In a Kathy Mitchell and Jeffrey Theatre, University Hall. humorous tone. Adalr. "Trouble In Mind" was flrat produced off- TURNER SAID that It Is Broadway In 1955 and is Important to realize that ' ala poor YenrJr.... presently enjoying a the play was written In the revival In New York. 1950s and Is devoid of the Written by well-known anger which marked race playwright and screen relations in the 80s. She writer Alice Chlldreaa, tha assures the play la play offers tha University tastefully done. Theatre a difficult task. "Trouble In Mind" Is set "It takes a black point In the late 1950-8 In a of view, but goes beyond Broadway theatre. The Cathy Mitchell will portray Wllett Mayer In the University Theatre Second this view," according to play Is a rehearsal session Theatre Season production of "Trouble hi Mind." The play la a tasteful drama about doctoral student and for a show 'entitled race relations. director Regina Turner. "It "Chaos in Belleville". MMMMMMMMM shows how black The cast in "Chaos" William Williams,?: .-. ._, stereotypes contribute to works hard to achieve the Sonia Scott and Qarryl FUTy, ROCky* HOTTOT fallacious Ideas today." director's goals until one Meader will be the juniors $ "Trouble" deals with of the actresses in the play and senior § both human and racial questions the outcome of Chuck Stephens adds tos Macabre movies thrill perceptions. The play the play. The characters the well represented cast. % "Trouble in Mind" will;? "The Fury," this passe stunts aa THE LAST half hour of STAPIVM run through Saturday. | weekend's UAO Campus massacring the senior "The Fury" la quite Curtain time Is 8 p.m. | Movie, is the latest class on prom night. gruesome, so anyone Tickets may be purchased horror-suspense thriller Instead, whenever they with a weak stomach for 50 cents at the door from Brian DePalma. who become emotionally should come prepared for the evening of the per-fe also directed the Im- upset, they can make the worst. Special effects formance. There are no® mensely popular "Carrie." people bleed, and In the freaks will want to see Once again, the story course of the film, Irving this film for some ef- centers around and Stevens each have fective levitation and-at telekinesis, only In "The their share of tantrums the risk of sounding Fury" there are two and seizures. morbld--bleedlng "gifted" adolescents, John Cassavetes and sequences. played by Amy Irving and Kirk Douglas also star as If "The Fury" doesn't Andrew Stevens, who ex-sideklcks with a top- quite satisfy your appetite aren't limited to such top-secret espionage for the macabre and organization who become bizarre, stay around until involved In a struggle to midnight and catch the direct the special powers long-awaited campus the children possess. premier of "The Rocky FRIDAY-SATURDAY Douglas, who is the father Horror Picture Show." MIDNIGHT MOVIE of one of the psychics, Originally a box office SPECIAL!!! Robin (Stevens) , dud In 1975, "Rocky searches vainly for the Horror" has become the children through much of favorite of midnight Box office opens 11:46 the film, while movie-goers throughout One showing at midnight Cassavetes, the villain, the U.S. attempts to turn their See it and decide for powers to his own evil youself why It took three purposes. years to become a hit.

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Thlt la not a mulli modla or 7 The BQ News Revue AprilS,1t7» BG concerts discussed 'Enlightened Rogues' from page three And Anderson Arena is repair (obs needed after legally. I find it particulary often booked up with some recent concerts as distasteful, personally." such priority events as well, and concluded, "If With a large crowd, he Allmans reunite athletics, Intramurals, we have to have pot added, uniformed officers and Health and Physical amoklng, cigarette moving through the crowd 'by Then, Gregg underwent continuing Education classes. smoking and beer "can be a very negative Laralne Koeco Former UAO program drinking to have a good approach. "We would antidrug therapy and joined Alcoholics director Jim Stolen hinted time at a concert...maybe prefer to sent them into "There la no way we can work with Gregg Anonymous and all was forgiven. The four charter members of Allman, Betts, at another obstacle In an we don't need to have the crowd only as a last again. Ever." Trucks, and Jaimore added guitarist Dan Interview In last week's concerts." resort. At one concert, a -Dickey Betts, 1876. Toler and bassist Rick Goldfllese last REVUE. "Thtro Is a total Dr. Terry Parsons, couple of officers got summer to experiment In an unan- chairman of the Men's thumped pretty good." The Allman Brothers Band, dogged by lack of sensitivity, and nounced concert at New York's Central understanding, and HPE Department, ad- "I thought we had a tragedy for several years, finally fell apart Park. respect (or UAO, for me, mitted that "we couldn't good working relation- in 1076. and for this type of be as cooperative as ship," Richard Stoner, In exchange for Immunity from programming," Stofan (Stofan) wanted us to be." director of Auxllliary prosecution, Gregg Allman testified that said before leaving to ALL REQUESTS for the Support Services, said. "I James (Scooter) Herring, the group's assume new duties in use of Anderson Arena for usually went to bat to get road manager, provided him with drugs union programming at non-athletic events such facilities for Stofan. The over an 18-month period. Thanks to Music California State at Loa as concerts and speeches only trouble he had with Gregg's performance on the witness Angeles. He went on to cannot be honored, me la that I couldn't win stand, the court, sentenced Herring to a name the Athletic, HPE however. For this reason the battles for him all the 75-year jail term. and Campus Safety and Gregg, meanwhile, headed for exile In The dynamic Interplay of the various representatives of the time," he explained. Instruments, which set the Allmans Security Departments as Athletic Department, the "It's a give and take and made news with his on- contributors to his again, off-again marriage and finally above most other groups, Is as tight as HPE Department, Student situation," Stoner added. ever. All of the other Allman trademarks headaches. Affairs and UAO met three "I think the academics divorce to Cher. Betts stalked off to form Great Southern and was reduced to are present, toe—the disciplined jama, or four years ago to work suffered some hardhslps driving slide guitar work, energetic out procedures and (to facilitate concert playing In 500-seat halls. Drummers SPOKESMEN FOR Jaimore and Butch Trucks headed for percussion, and the classic world-weary these departments, as priorities for using scheduling). Wecameout style of singing. Anderson Arena. with a compromise colleges in Georgia and Florida, well as the administration With "Enlightened Rogues," the Academic classes receive which, I think, was ac- respectively, to continue their musical and UAO itself expressed Allman Brothers Band has gotten back to hlghtest priority, with ceptable to all. "I dont educations. surprise at Stofan's the basic Southern soul-rock mixture that intramural and In- think UAO should receive It was one of the saddest days the charges this week. South had seen since the Civil War. launched them as a national supergroup Misuraca emphasized tercollegiate events preferential treatment." following. Herring's conviction was eventually so many years ago. It seems. It's been a that Stofan was ex- Misuraca summarized reversed, however, and he became road long wait for the album that should have pressing his personal Misuraca called the the situation best, saying followed "Eat a Peach." Arena priorities "very manager for Sea Level, a jazz-oriented opinion rather than UAO concert productions All one can say Is welcome back, justified." quartet that included former Allman speaking for UAO. "I dont require "a give and take Allman Brothers Band. Campus Safety and Brothers Band members Chuck Leavell see a lack of respect for attitude, communication We missed you. Security Director William and Lamar Williams. UAO," he said while and cooperation among Bess described the role of adding, "but I haven't UAO and the Athletic and his department In been here that long." HPE departments. It's a providing security at UAO "I understood his case of UAO bending for rock concerts, using last problems and I sym- them, and their bending December's J. Gells Your 5* BGSU pathized with him," for ua. Everybody has to concert as an example. Charles T. Klsselle, realize that everybody assistant athletic BESS ORDERED only else Is Important in their director, said. He half a dozen officers to own field. If we get that Meal Coupon defended the depart- work the concert because give and take, cooperative ment's decision to deny "we have enough trouble spirit, it will allow con- UAO access to the just keeping (students) certs to be much more basketball locker room outside till the doors open easily done." during last fall's Harry and keeping the turnstiles Is Worth Chapin concert, however, In place while they're Ed. note: This report pointing out that Coach going through." was complied from In- CRAZY John Wlnert raised $4000 "We don't (frlak terviews conducted by GEORGE OF 50* to $6000 in non-University students at the door) Jim Flick, Michael J. funds to redecorate and because stop and frisk Queulette, and Marc PAGLIAI' repair It. He added that laws are kind of shaky, Hugunin. Anderson Arena has three ANY SUNDAY AT other locker rooms with similar shower and locker PAGLIAI'S EAST facilities, all of which are available for UAO use. TcLClM TOWARDS THE -WE WANTED TO make" our locker room PURCHASE OF something we could use not just as a locker room, ANY SIZE PIZZA! but as a study, or for (Be aura to put your name and address on the back.) other things," Welnert said. He also noted that ClASS Bill Fitch, coach of the Cleveland Cavaliers and a DISCO AT IT'S FINEST former Bowling Green w FoglfQi's head basketball coach, Ooen Wed. thru Sat. asked to uee the facility five days prior to the 440 E. Court • 352-1596 Harry Chapin concert for College ID N MON-SAT-11 AM to 2AM; SUN. 4PM to MIDNIGHT the Cava-Detrolt Pistons exhibition flame at FREE DELIVERY Anderson Arena, but he Doors Open at 8:30 was also turned down. -—Also be sura to visit PAGLIAI'S SOUTH, Klsselle noted the | 3415 DORR AT BYRNE Immense clean-up and MS S. Main, for spaghetti, tawagna and moral Page 8 The BQ News Revue Aprll5,197» Down with journalists! "Americans don't love Journalists," asserts former CBS news correspondent Daniel Schorr in the 'Airport' returns "Opinion" column of the May High Times magazine. EXTRA! Fasten your seatbelts for yet another "Airport" 'They may be fascinated by us, but they have come to resent us as an Institution." flick. The fourth Installment In the series, "Con- Schorr says that popular resentment of the press corde—Airport 79," Is now being shot with George Student film test has been backed up by recent anti-press legal Kennedy and Alain Delon. decisions. "The courts are clearly on a rampage What makes the genre so popular? "People like to The First Bowling Green State University Student against the press. They have given their blessing to be scared" answers Jennings Lang, who's produced Film Festival, sponsored by the Union Activities police searches of newsrooms, demands for con- all four high-flyers. "And they like to be entertained. Organization (UAO), will be April 28. Super 8 or fidential notes and sources, and restriction of And maybe they can relate to an airplane in trouble- 16mm, black and white or color, silent or sound, coverage of courtroom proceedings." it's not like some disaster thousands of miles away animated or live action films may be submitted to Schorr traces the Ill-feeling towards Journalists to or hundreds of years ago. The passengers in the the UAO Film committee by any registered "a change in perception of reporters from dedicated 'Airport' movies Include average people with whom University student. A "Rules and Entry Form" may and most Impecunious pursuers of truth to well- the audiences can Identify. be obtained from Megan Sheppard, Festival heeled and arrogant offspring of a large en- "And then, everybody Just loves special effects." Chairman, in the UAO office. tertainment Industry." Us magazine -High Times

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