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Bowling Green is people Every new and returning student is guaranteed of finding a blur of un- people and new ideas. These are the avenues to greater involvement and familiar faces as schedules are rearranged, classes begun, old friendships perhaps, understanding. renewed and new ones discovered. And, essentially, this is the most important product of what is glibly termed Some of those unfamiliar faces are freshmen, wandering uncertainly •college life." The people and ideas encountered here will provide the through campus maps and red tape. But the first week on a new campus is a direction and eventually the measure against which we weigh our lives. shared experience and there are more friendly hands extended than may be at first apparent. Resident advisers, upperclassmen, administrators and faculty can answer questions and offer advice. Student and professional organizations, greek life This is the first Issue of the B76-77 BG News. It is intended to provide all and residence hall programs are tools to carve out a comfortable niche from University students with information about the county and city, as well as the impersonal lists of room numbers, course numbers and student numbers. administrative, academic and social life of the campus. We hope we have These are the materials we have to work with. They will introduce new succeeded.
» opinion 'judgment is founded on truth...' prime responsibility information is key to survival College in< .mi ins ii eshmen will soon find out. isn't all tun .ind garnet No one pi om ised ii would be. With all the seemingly tons of Monday, and I hope you will refer to deliberately risk getting a parking But rather attending and hoping to secure an education at a material to read these first few days it regularly. ticket, for example, but your careful university ol this size involves many responsibilities towhich in college, why should the president Information is the key to making reading of the Motor Vehicle* some new students haven't been exposed before add to the pile? Well, mainly to say full use of campus resources, but Regulations when they are printed One 'it the greatest responsibilities is a responsibility to welcome-and to do it via the BG Hollis Moore misinformation often seems easier to should keep you from inadvertantly \ our sell Although it would hardly seem like it at times, News in order to emphasize the come by. On any campus, rumors getting a ticket and paying a fine. you—as ,i student paying to gel an education here—have importance from the start of being a University flourish They can make for in- Similiarly, you must be acquainted rights winch many tunes are violated badly without much daily reader. teresting conversation, but they can with other policies in areas of (inn er n Keeping well informed is an President be disasterous as the basis for academic counseling, housing, a Y ou will be stepped on pushed aside and even swindled —but essential activity for each of us. decision making and action. most important of all, the it doesn't h.ive lobe that way Being well informed about what is requirements in your courses. Y ou have the right to know where your tuition, general and happening on this campus means IT" YOU have a problem, remember facility tees room board and other miscellaneous money is reading the BG News, a publication that you need to ask the right IF YOU want to know whether or notl going .i nd Km ha\ e the r ighl to take advantage o( the services supported in part by your fees and in columnists-may or may not reflect questions, at the right times, of the you paid foi a statement you have heard is true, J part by advertising income. the views of a majority of students on right persons. No source is more or if you simply want to know who is) I Y ou have the right to make your sell heard when you think The BG News is your primary campus. But in any case, often quoted than "they said..."An in a position to help you with a,| there is something wrong and in need of correction That can communications link with other editorializing helps to sharpen the unknown source is usually worse problem, one good source of in- F be accomplished by (.ills to University administrators and members of the University com- debate on current issues and to keep than no source at all when trouble formation is the student-staffed41 ottiies It that fails, there are always the News' "Letters" munity, serving both as a source of administrators on their toes arises. ( olu in ii .ind the povs ei ..i petition to fa II back on. service known as Fact Line (phone 2* [ vital information and as a vehicle for Another important publication is It is regrettable that some rules, 2445). Y ou have the right and privilege to full |udic lal process right the expression of personal the Green Sheet. Some of you will regulations, requirements and here within the University in front ol fellow students when you viewpoints. recall that during preregistration I deadlines are neceasary, and we do Don't let your questions go* I find your sell in hoi v> atei urged you to participate in the our best to keep them as few in You even have the right to input in your regular classroom unanswered or your problems fester.* I IT IS important that you learn to cultural, recreational and social number as possible. But you are There are 2,200 administrators, J pr ogram to .i n e» lent distiguish between news (or in- activities which are an important 1 hese are only a lew ol the things you can do lo fulfill the expected to acquaint yourself with faculty and staff members on thus formation) and opinion. Opinion- part of life on this residential cam- them as they appear in the BG News campus, and we are here to help you* I responsibility to yourself, but use I hem —because if you don't, which appears frequently in pus. A calendar of such events ap- no one else n ill and elsewhere. but you will usually need to take tha f editorials and articles by guest pears in the Green Sheet each I am certain that you would not initiative in seeking that assistance. , 1- y#w. you need to be your own guide s^W^\ On behalf of the Student Govern- makes us each different, we all have' ment Association and the entire one thing in common; we are here,» student body, I welcome you to all of us, by choice. Bowling Green State University. In closing. I would just like to leave I won't waste much space or too Bill Bums you with my own personal philosophy* much time telling you what Bowling that I hope you might apply to the* Green is to me, or much less, what it Sludenl next four years of your Kfe here at should be to you. The next four years Government BG. It goes: and your personality will dictate Presidenl i. that. Bowling Green, much like life, It's great to be alive. is what you make it ' And it is greater to be alive and. | young MY ONLY advice to you as in- and know where you are going. coming college students is to accept To some, Bowling Green is just an That's the problem with so many each person you meet, no matter how- interesting place, while others find it people today. bland or unique, as a different and absolutely fascinating. Some Young and old, they don't know new variable in your life. And with students feel a need to get involved, where they are going. each new variable, the more in- while others are content just getting And as a result- teresting your life will become. by. But for whatever the reason that they never arrive. freshmen back to a new grind » i fly Joseph F.Woll.t II Editor the annual monsoon season. I I'll bet sweat blood over their classes. Even ' they didn't tell you about the mon- though every professor you have\ | blessed with monsters soons at pre-reg.). gives you huge workloads, assuming WASHINGTDN-In 1946 The New centerfold, there is the story told by Well, you made it of course that his class is the only one York Times ran a headline that Helen Westring, who several years Summer is over, high school is THE ADMINISTRATION likes to you're taking, don't get too bogged asked the question "NORMAI.CY?" ago claimed to have been raped by an over, your summer job is over. Now think the reason the University down in the books. * under which was an account of the Abominable Snowman in Bemidji, it's time to tighten the belt, buy those doesn't have enrollment problems is I sighting of a monster in I ake Storsjo, Minnesota, of all places. books, grab a hefty supply of mun- because we have a highly-qualified, COLLEGE IS more than going tq chies and settle down to 10 weeks of Sweden, and a rather zippy monster Nicholas MS. WESTRING took her trusty dedicated faculty, excellent facilities classes, studying and sleeping. too since it was clocked doing 45 rifle and shot her assailant, who was heavy booking. But make sure you and a cooperative student body. For Bowling Green may not be the most* I miles and hour. von Hollmon later identified as the Minnesota have fun doing it. the most part, I would agree with exciting college town, but it is. This summer, :tli yean later, the Iceman, a local monster of the upper Often, the academic part of college them-the University is something to adequate. When you find yourself on, Times itself sponsored an expedition Midwest whose short lifespan was a life is the one most referred to by be proud of. the eighth floor of the library with a to photograph Nessie, the Coy lady result not of the bullet but of the professorial types, but there's a lot There are problems, though, as window open and an obsession to see" of the lake. Dora this mean our luck conviction the poor fellow was a more to college than books. Sure, you'll soon find out. Your pleasant, what it's like to be a bird, don't quit. ' is changing and that now with carnival hoax. Be that as it may. we your primary responsibility may be cheery room in Dunbar may not look There are going to be times when, another war fairly over we can ex- Nessie this summer, but has failed to don't have to take a back seat to the to get good grades for one reason or so pleasant in the middle of February you might begin thinking like that pect a KVvear bull market aixl life on report it to the scientific community monsters of great antiquity found in another-you're paying for your when you have an eight o'clock in the but if you keep everything in proper* Mars? on the grounds that men and women Europe and the High Himalayas. We education or you don't want to let Psychology Bkig. After a while, you perspective, you'll go through college need myth more that fact in North America have Bigfoot or your parents down if they're paying. may get tired of cafeteria food, the making it an invaluable learning and. rrs ONLY recently thai monetersor Tie news that Doonesbury's Sasquatch as he-she is called in high prices and the long lines. social experience You'll make new I dragons have been viewed with creator had formed a secret liaison Canada. BUT WITH state education what it Classes may tend to drag and you friends, new personal interests," I ] anything approaching tolerance by with Nessie was first published by First spied by white men around is today, it won't be too hard, too may not do as well as you would have maybe pick a new profession. Europeans. The early stones about two wandering investigative 1811 in the Rockies. Bigfoot began his taxing on your mind to get through liked on your calculus test. College life is different from "ThejJ them exclusively concern their reporters who had been making their acquaintance with occidental culture the University with adequate grades. When the going gets rough or when Outside World," as a countless.*! killing us or we killing them. The way through the Scottish gorse in in a rude and even criminal way. As Grade inflation at the University is the thin gets thick and you're about to number of profs will be sure to I Chinese, on tin- other liand, have pursuit of a trysting Midwestern late as 1910 two brothers named probably on the same level as at hang it all up, drop what you're doing remind you once too often in your always regarded monsters or congressman. When Trudeau MacLeod, prospecting in the other state universities, but for some and say to yourself, "It's only four four years here, but if you look back- dragons as beneficent creatures, the refused to introduce Nessie to any Nahanni Valley of the Canadian reason. Bowling Green doesn't have years." Seriously, though, I don't once the four years are over, I hope bearers of health, prosperity and representative of The New York Northwest, were set upon by a the enrollment problems currently think anyone expects students to you think it's worth it You should. good fortune. American opinion of Times, not even one at the highest Sasquatch and murdered. In 1924 a plaguing other state schools. the matter has begun to incline executive level, a disagreement band of Bigfoot or Bigfoots or Bigfeet Perhaps the reason is the beautiful toward the Chinese, B8 Doonesbury ensued. or Bigfeets attacked a group of landscaping of the area, with corn readers know. miners in Ape Canyon, Washington, and bean fields stretching as far as Whereas omv upon a time. TRUDEAU, who Is a Yale driving them off their claims ana the eye can see. Or maybe we have The BTS CTews Nessie. Niseag as she was known in graduate, couldn't reveal the name back to town with the most an abundance of gluttons-for- Gaelic, was a terrible frog-like of a confidential source. The Times, frightening accounts of their ex- punishrnent, who don't mind high beastie, she has metamorphosed into which doesn't even print cartoons, perience. winds, heavy Siberian snowfalls and Page2 September 19,1976 something like a pet. In Hie bad. odd replied that comic-strip artists don't Again in 1924—the Bigfeet were days it required the personal in- have confidential sources and that a suffering from athlete's foot that EDITORIAL STAFF tervention of the famous St Coluniba monster couldn't be one anyway. year which explains their editor ioseph I. wollet n to save a swimmer from being let's hear from you managing editor kevin b. mccray > | Trudeau said he'd heard a lot of hyperactivity-a family of Bigfoots news editor Patricia a. thomas a gobbled up. confidential sources were monsters, captured a lumberjack named editorial editor lames a. sluiewski In the summer of lilt! a certain Mr. but the young man was expelled from Albert Ostman in Bntisn Columbia. The News welcomes wire editor William p. saunders 11 and Mrs. George Spicer of tendon, the expedition anyway and is now in They jumped him one night when he opinion from its readers In makeup editor robertw. bortel the form of letters to the sports editor Willis c. estep ' | England, descried Nessie on a lull Nether Laputitia tracking a unicorn was asleep and carried him off in his photo editor mmdy milligan next to her lake. She had what ap- the natives called The Great Gonzo. own sleeping bag. The poor man editor which comment on peared to be a lamb in her mouth Until the establishment of Nessie's wasn't let out until he'd been ported published columns, editorial BUSINESS STAFF policy or any topic of interest business manager douglasa. blank f I and, upon seeing the surprised gender, it had been thought that off to a secluded valley where the advertising manager Spicers, who braked to a swift stop in monsters were hermaphrodites or Bigfoot family kept him as the family All letters should be gordon I. say re typewritten and triple sales manager lynned. marsak. | their nifty little roadster, Nessie that they laid eggs. Now it turns out pet. Ostman suspected they were production manager gregorye. kunli moved her big, long self across the that monsters have distinct sexual planning to marry him to their spaced. They must be signed road and back into the water. Since characteristics and an active love daughter, which proves what beastly and the author's address and telephone number must be The BG News is published daily Tuesday through Friday during the regular then Nessie teem to have turned life. Angus Hall in his classic work, moral standards some monsters school year and weekly during summer sessions by students ol Bowling Green. vegetarian. •Monsters and Mythic Beasts" have. included for verification. State University under the authority ol the University Publications Committee. iDoubleday, 1976), informs the If G.B. Trudeau should ever return Letters can be sent to: Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect the opinions of The'l Letters To the Editor, The BG BG News, the university administration, the faculty or staff or the State of Ohio. ,[ SHE'S DONE something bet .ei.se her reader that: "Yeti women are from his quest for the Great Gonzo, Editorials and editorial cartoons reflect the opinion of the majority ol the mem- popularity keeps rising. According hampered by the size of their we will have a monster beauty News, 106 University Hall. bers of The BG News Editorial Board, i to a recent Gallup poll, Nessie scored breasts. One investigator of the contest. First prize, an oil-painted The News reserves the The BO News and Bowling Green State University are equal opportunity em- only two points below Henry creature was told by a Sherpa: 'We portrait of the winning monster by right to reject any letters if ployers and do not discriminate in hiring practices. ' they are deemed in bad taste The News will not accept advertising that is deemed discriminatory, degrading I Kissinger as the world's most ad- followed the track of two Yetti, they the cartoonist, will be awarded not or insulting on the basis of race, sex or national origin. mired person, or was it as the world's » re both females-their breasts only on the basis of looks, but also or malicious. No personal All rights to material published In The BO News are reserved. most admired monster? attacks or name-calling will were so large they have to throw talent and personality. In the editorial and Business Offices In any event, G.B. Trudeau, who them over their shoulders before meantime, did you know they have a be published. IMUnlvertity Hall signed on as the official cartoonist of they bed down.'" simply delightful monster in the Readers wishing to submit Bowling Green State University the Times expedition, is believed to While they're setting up the hinterlands of Maryland called the guest columns should follow a Bowling Green, Ohio 4)4*1 have established a relationship with cameras to put those ladies in the Snaligaster? similar procedure. Phone (41*) I'M**] Sunday, September 19,1976, The BG News Page 3 University administrators affect student life By Rente MurawAl ALTHOUGH he usually The threat of a cutback Vice president for Staff Reporter Union north of the Falcon's served on every committee Internally, he supervises Currently, the Univer- listens to the advice of his also is of concern to Operations George Postich Nest. for the center and is the University hosts and sity utilizes a com- assistants, Moore said he Provost Kenneth W. Rothe. has been at the University University security is chairman of the building hostesses and the puterized demand analysis During a student's years occasionally overrides a "We've already had to only one year, but has at the University, he will another area of Postch's committee. University Relations system Student requests decision made at lower make cutbacks and this is initiated many operations jurisdiction. He has made He also worked with the Advisory Board. are surveyed in this be affected by a countless levels in the ad- going to be a very difficult changes. number of decisions made improvements to the Student Affairs Advisory "WE TRY to get input method before schedules ministration. time for us if we have to A former naval officer, lighting of campus grounds Board in revising the from every type of student are processed. by people other than During his years as make any more," Rothe Postich is in charge of 750 himself. This decision- and is supervising the student code which he said on the board. Iliketothink president, Moore has seen said. employees and the 99 revamping of police patrol he hopes to bring before of the office as an idea WE THINK what we making body is often many physical changes at An enormous amount of buildings on the Univer- lumped under the operations. the board of trustees this center." he said. have now is about as ef- the University, including University business passes sity's l^OOacres of land. University Police of- quarter for their approval. Two often-criticized ficient as you can get" collective title of "the the completion of the through the Provost's Operations, which administration." ficers will now be The code was last areas all students must Clark said. Alumni Center and plans Office, with Rothe constitutes the largest part patrolling the inside of revised "in the late sixties, deal with are the Billing matters are the Who are the ad- for a recreation complex responsible for academic of the budget outside of ministrators and what do academic buildings and at a pretty tense time. Registrar's and Bursar's primary responsibility of and music building, as well and residence programs, Things were drafted then offices. University Bursar Joseph they do? Is there more to as changes in academic the development of new being an administrator '/ mode a commitment to increase the in a way that may not be Registrar Roy G. Clark, E. Martini, who supervises programs. The Colleges of programs and enhan- appropriate now. We try to who has been with the accounts receivable, cash than shuffling papers and Musical Arts and Health cement of existing number of administrators who teach, so giving orders? keep it current and it will department since 1968, receipting and the and Community have been programs. I'm doing the same thing myself. -Rothe probably have to be supervises scheduling, collection of student loans. The answers are dif- added in addition to new ficult, for the ad- revised again during hte registration, student He also works with data schools within the colleges. ONE OF his plans to academics includes dormitories for 1980's," Eakin said. records, graduation and processing to see that ministrators are a varied Serving under Moore is raise the quality of existing "everything from dusting trespassers, according to James E. Hof, vice group. Some at the top are non-resident certification. accounts processed Richard A. Edwards, vice programs is by "enticing to constructing," ac- Postich. The move president for public ser- "We're never going to through the automated often erroneously thought president and assistant to an increasing number of cording to Postich. followed a request by the vices, supervises alumni of by students as having make registration billing system are correct the president since 1971. students with talents to the Student Activities Office development. News Ser- problems go away, but we before they are sent to absolute and in- Edwards, a native of University," Rothe said. THE JOB also involves for better dorm securing. vice, Intercollegiate consistently achieve 90 to surmountable power. Yet students. Bellevue who attended Plans for the con- the supervision of retail Vice Provost for Student Athletics and serves as the 92 per cent success in "Sometimes we make there are others in the Kent State University and struction of a music entrepreneurial services, Affairs Richard R. Eakin administration who play a University's image maker. completing acceptable mistakes, but since we The American University, building and a recreation such as food service oversees the management "Public relations is schedules." he said. take charges from all low-key but integral part in Washington D.C., super- complex are part of that operations. This year, all of student employment, everybody's business. During his years at the University workings. Still areas in the University and vises the work of the scheme, according to food services, including the standards and procedures, Everybody creates an University, Clark has seen bill for them, if they're others act as advisers or as president's office, recruits Rothe. University Union and student activities, image for the University, the registration process wrong, we're wrong." overseers to groups of executive officers and Rothe, another member dining halts, will be joined residence life, the Career good or bad," Hof said. refined and simplified. departments. When a mistake or a serves as secretary of the of the administration under one management, in Planning and Placement His office tries to keep At one time, 50 students problem does occur, AT THE top, in the most board of trustees. returning to the classroom an attempt to keep the cost Office, the Personal the University's image at a time would report for Martini said that his staff visible and most Aside from his ad- this quarter, will be of campus food down. Development and Life favorable internally and scheduling at the of 23 is there to help. prestigious position is ministrative functions, teaching physics. Plans are also underway Planning Center, the externally. Among his registrar's office. The "We try to provide University President Edwards also has taught in "Partly as a budget for a fast-food service in financial aid office, health special external relations process required about a students with immediate HollisA.MooreJr. the journalism department cutting measure, last year the Union's Cardinal center, housing office and projects is an upcoming month of activity. The access to someone who can Missouri-born Moore is and will instruct a class in I made a commitment to Room, converting the international programs. Opinion Leaders Lun- University then adopted' 'a straighten things out. One entering his sixth year at public relations during increase the number of Carnation Room into a cheon, which gives local field house" approach, of the things I stress is that the helm of the University winter quarter. administrators who teach, disco and moving the BG ONE OF Eakin's major residents the opportunity which processed 100 people arc provided with after holding ad- HIS DUTIES also in- so I's doing the same thing Co-op from the Centrex interests is the planned to meet University ad- students every 15 minutes good, courteous and ministrative positions at clude coordinating myself," he said. building to an area in the recreation center. He has ministrators. and lasted a week. prompt answers," he said. various institutions governmental relations throughout the country, and legal services, which WORKING closely with including the W.K. Kellogg often take him to meetings Rothe is Dr. Sheldon Foundation, the University with legislators in Halpem. vice provost for of Arizona and George Columbus and Washington faculty affairs. The title is Huron is home of BG branch campus Peabody College. DC. deceiving, for faculty To the east, on the shores the low enrollment figure, state board of regents permanent state university provide the local share of One of Moore's primary Currently, those affairs are only a part of of I -ike Erie, lies Huron, the 34 full-time faculty included the Firelands in the Firelands area the proposed campus. responsibilities is to secure legislative matters center Halpem's responsibilities. Ohio. A pleasant com- members, some 70 per cent area on a list of recom- would cost about $2.44 Time passed rapidly financial resources for the around another possible In addition to super- munity with a unique of whom have their PtiDs, mended sites for per- million, 25 per cent of from the July 10, 1967 University. He does this two per cent cutback in vising faculty contracts, distinction. It is home to classes typically have 25-30 manent university bran- which would have to come groundbreaking to the through negotiating with state funds for the evaluations and tenure, the Firelands Campus, the students. ches. All that was needed from the local community. official dedication of the the state legislature and University. Earlier this Halpern shares line University's only regional for the regional campus to campus on January 26, board of regents as well as year, the state cut monies responsibilities with the campus. Accredited as an take form was voter ap- After Ohio voters ap- 1969, and the Firelands has being involved with private for all state agencies by provost in the area of in- Firelands is Bowling operational and separate proval of $275 million proved the bond Issue in matured into a distinctive fund raising. two per cent and may structional services. Green State University to institution on the basis of capital improvement bond May, 1965, citizens of the facility. Moore must study any make an additional cut- These include the library, about 1.100 students. its own merits by the North issue of which some $7.5 Firelands went to work to decision's long-term affect back, according to instructional media center Normally, slightly less Central Association of million would be utilized raise their portion of the Firelands offers several on the University and is Edwards. and the campus television than one-third of the Colleges and Secondary for branch campuses in costs, and on March 4,1966 technical education called on to coordinate The consequences to the station. Firelands enrollment are Schools in spring 1975, four regions of the state. the fund raisers presented programs, including two- what effects a decision in UiuVejrity resuKing -f rom Halpem. who has been at freshmen, according to Pirelands has come a long to the board of regents year programs in business one area will have on other another decrease in state the University since 1963, Roy L. Shafer, ad- way since its earliest days IN FEBRUARY, 1965, donations totalling management technology departments in the aid are an "area of major also teaches in the English ministrative assistant at in 1964. the state board of regents, $1,146,455.01. some $462,455 and medical record University. concern'' Edwards said. department. the campus. Because of November 10, 1964 the announced that a two-year. more than was needed to technology. MXmKMMXMMXWKXMHMMXMXKMW
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500 E. Wooster By The Tracks Just 1 /2 Block From Campus Let Us Fill Your Prescriptions From Home -Your Drug Headquarters In Bowling Green Featuring F.I.P. Monthly Specials! Hours 9 to 9 Mon. thru Fri. MASTER CHARGE & 11:30 to 5 Sun. VISIT OUR PIPE BANK AMERIC ARD 9 to 7 Sat. HONORED & TOBACCO SHOP 352-1693 k < Gail Harris and electricity must register their student cards on file. The collection may stop Staff Reporter arrangements may be bicycles with either the cards are valid for five abruptly. taken care of at the in- city police or campus years. "The best thing to do is to Many University formation-utilities desk on security in accordance Perhaps the area of contact the owner of the newcomers probably feel a the second floor of the with a city ordinance. heaviest student interest is building or apartment if bit lost when they arrive in Administrative Services Licenses cost $1 and are in the magazine circulation there are any problems," the city, with its unfamiliar Building. valid for as long as the department, she said All she said jumble of buildings, ser- person owns the bicycle. magazines but the most vices and persons. BILLS CAN ALSO be paid He said it is important current issues can be Refuse is picked up in he The following in- at any bank in the county for bicyclists to follow all checked out, whereas first and second wards formation may answer or at the night depository state traffic laws and a few publications in the Monday, in the third ward current and future in the former utilities other rules. "Bikes cant University Library are in Tuesday and in the fourth questions. building at 515 E. Wooster be ridden on downtown bound volumes and cannot ward Wednesday. If a The city is divided into St., according to Grace sidewalks."Ash said. be taken from the building. holiday falls on one of the four wards, separated by Beal, utility cashier. "They must be walked. To apply for a library collection days, service "four comers," the in- "But anyone with any And bicyclists must turn on card students fill out an will be delayed a day, tersection of Main and questions or problems their lights at nuzht" application at the cir- Gallenstein said. Wooster Streets. The about their utilities should CHAIRMAN OFTHEcity culation desk and present a University and area come to us in the traffic commission and fire University identification or WASTE CONTAINERS bounded by East Wooster Administrative Services chief Howard Rutter said driver's license. Materials may be placed curbside Street North Main Streets Building," she added. persons can contact him can be taken out the same only within the 24 hour is ward one, and area City police and fire with questions or com- day. period prior to scheduled bounded by East Wooster divisions are located at 515 plaints pertaining to The library is open 9 collection and must be and South Main Street is E. Wooster St. streets, signs or traffic a.in.-8:30 p.m. Monday removed within the ward two. "People call us with safety. through Friday and following 24 hours. WARDTHREEis bounded anything when they can't "We want people to call by West Wooster and South Saturday 9 a.m.-5 p.m. fi gure out who else to call," us, not just to complain," Every three months Main Streets and the fourth Police Captain Galen L. he said. "We might not ALTHOUGH MOST postal there is a special pickup ward is bounded by North Ash said. "We're the know there's a problem." matters can be handled at for heavy items. The next Main and West Wooster catch-alls. But we usually If the University library Streets. the on-campus post office such pickup will be either know what they need gets too crowded and noisy in University Hall, Thursday and Friday. or can tell them where to for study, students can students may need to visit Most of the city offices go for the information." take refuge at the Wood are located In the HEEXPLAINEDthe the city post office at the Apartment dwellers who Administrative Services County District Public rear of the Federal have gripes against their police department is the library, 251N. Main St. Building, 304 N. Church St. place to call to complain Building, 280 S. Main St. landlords concerning These include Mayor Alvin "It doesn't bother us at "They handle a lot of sanitation, pests or housing L. Perkins' office and those about stray dogs, adding all if students use the of the finance director and that the division cannot do library," Roberta E. business out there (at the deficiencies, such as faulty municipal administrator. anything about wandering University post office), but electricity, heating or Vermaaten, reference people have to come here plumbing, should contact cats. librarian said "We help The city personnel, "We don't handle cats. for COD. package pick- the Wood County Health them and give them cards- ups and to rent post office Department. public works, planning and There's no ordinance I guess we encourage zoning, utilities and against them, but we do boxes," said Charlie H. Tills lone bicycle rider skims along a leave-strewn cltv them." Bennett, director of postal street, perhaps thinking back over his summer vacation or engineering departments have strong ones for dogs," That is the advice of Peddler also are in this building. he said. operations. Sandra Burkholder, city ahead toward the starting ot classes, SHE SAID the library has Post office hours are8:30 Utility bills and water Ash said all students between 5,000 and 8.000 planning, housing and am.-5 p.m. Monday zoning department through Friday and secretary. She explained Saturday 8:30-12:30 p.m. the county has more Wood County government important to students employes than the city for University students probably have more interaction "County government affects students as much as any county administrator, who acts as the commissioners' City employes are handling such matters. with Wood County government and its off iciuLs than they other county resident and they have as much opportunity guide and adviser, Radeloff said permitted to pick up refuse realize. to use services as anyone else," said Joanne M. Sprague, "He follows through with the decisions we make," he only from one and two BURKHOLDERSAID The county courthouse on Court Street is the place to go Wood County commissioners clerk. said. "When the commissioners make a decision, he gets family dwellings. Com- students interested in their for passports, hunting and fishing licenses, automobile She said students in the past have used the court more information to see if it's financially possible and if mercial refuse companies lawful rights as tenants titles, building permits, dog tags and for all those pre-law systems, listened to hearings in conjunction with classes, we're following proper law. He suggests what we should must be hired to dispose of can purchase a copy of the majors, to look up famous trials in the huge third floor and utilized health department facilities. "Everyone and shouldn't do." waste generated by more Landlord-Tenant Act from law library. uses roads and bridges provided by the county." she Most county offices are now located in the Wood County than two families. her office for 50 cents. added. Court house and in other areas of the city. But beginning If persons have a THREE COUNTY commissioners act as the ad- next week, offices will move to the new county office "THIS INCLUDES complaint or grievance ministrative board of the county, Commissioner Franklin building behind the courthouse. apartment houses," they want to air to city 2953 Kramer Rd A. Radeloff said. He explained the commissioners are in The move, which is expected to take until mid- Winnie Gallenstein, city officials, the best outlet is Bowltng Green charge of the county's appropriations and financial December to complete will put all non-court related information office at city council meetings. 352 7031 operations. departments and officials, except those concerning secretary, said. "Apar- Mon Fr> 9-5 30 'We're in charge of purchasing all necessary equip- health and welfare, in the new building. tment owners haveVtaken The seven-member Sal 107 ment and supplies for all the county offices and approving AD court connected divisions, such as the offices of the care of." council, headed by capital improvements," he said. clerk of courts and prosecutor, will reamin in the cour- President Bruce H. The commissioners also oversee all county divisions, thouse. She said if workers Bellard meets the first including the health department and WoodlaneSchool for "Then it will finally be what it's called-a courthouse," suspect that a group of and third Monday of each V W Specialists the retarded. Radeloff said. unrelated persons are month in the Municipal Campus "Those institutions have their own board of trustees, County health services will remain at 541 W. Wooster living together in a one- Court Building, 324 N. Replacement Parts but it's our job to approve their requests to put levies on St. and the welfare department will stay at 545 Pearl St. family dwelling, garbage Maple St. And Service- the ballot," he said. Several county commissions also come under the German And Japanese commissioners', jurisdiction he said. They appoint Import Specialist members to the planning commission, library board and Efforts remove campus barriers airport authority, among others. Bv Jane Musgrave facilitated by large print psychological barriers THE INITIAL funding ANOTHER member of the commissioners office is the Asst. Copy Editor signs that have been in- facing students with for the project came last stalled in the education and disabilities. January when the Ohio Handicapped University business buildings. These "Any student, regardless Board of Regents allocated students will have an signs, although not in of his physical condition, funds to all state schools easier time navigating the braille, are readable by has a right to attend the for the removal of ar- COLDEST BEER IN TOWN campus as a result of blind students, according University," ScottBey chitectural barriers, action taken by the to Jan ScottBey, director of said. "As buildings ScottBey said. The center University's Architectural the Resource Center for become more accessible to is trying to secure ad- Barriers Committee. Students with Disabilities. students with handicaps, ditional funds for im- There are now ap- The resource center, more students will exer- provements. proximately 25 buildings formed last November as cise this right. We have Dr. Thomas Anderson, on campus that have an outgrowth of the already had more students associate professor of HOWARD'S ramps and curb cuts. Architectural Barriers inquire about Bowling geography, has made Blind students' Committee, seeks to Green as a result of the preliminary plans for a movements will be minimize physical and renovations." tactile campus map. Future plans also include moraHmomocK installing an elevator in University Hall. CLUB H "Hopefully the day will come when the University- 9 9 GOOD LUCK TO YOU ALL is virtually barrier 4 free, "said ScottBey. r M from Vi^ DRAFT BEER % RALPH THAYER CHEVROLET TACOS AND BURRITOS If you have car troubles... WINES —LIQUORS Bring them to us I POOL TABLES FOOSBALL PINBALLS NO COVER OPEN SEVEN NITES A WEEK Paul Thayer - Service AAgr. Open: 8-5 M-F 2PM-2:30A.M. 8-12 Sat. 352-9951 210 N. Main :iiC40C#:*3K:*»:: Sunday, September 19,1976, The BG News Page 5 SGA serves as liaison representing student body Perched atop the Student Services Building on the member of the board, but does not have voting power. Bob Mehling, Tom Beers and Wendy Weaver. local briefs campus' east side is an office whose door is labeled Mario Sansotta, coordinator of cultural affairs, tries to All senators have been required to complete a man- 'Student Government." Behind that door lies the offices meet the cultural need of the student body through datory service project in the past, but a new proposal will of the Student Government Association (SGA). promoting and arranging speakers, lectures, and other make the projects more workable and yield better The purpose of SGA, according to President William activities outside of the entertainment presented by the results, Bums said. Bums, is to represent the students in dealing with the Union Activities Organization. Workshop administration, as well as represent the students in the SGA also has 13 student senators, representing different ALL OF SGA's executive officers and senators will be city and the state. parts of campus, as well as off-campus students and going on a retreat next weekend, according to Burns, and There will be a workshop for all mentors of the Bums, as the organization's chief executive officer, commuters. will spend time setting up priorities and discussing ideas University Seminar from 1-3 p.m. Tuesday on the Uth said he is "the liason person between the student body They are Lorin Cope, John Blaskovic, Dave Hyland, Bums said the senators will then start work on service floor of Offenhaur West. All faculty, staff and student and the faculty and the administration." Other duties Jenny Allen, Kathy Mathis, Karen Christianson, Karen projects, as a group instead of separately. mentors are asked to attend. include representing the student body in several Christopher, Mark Dobek. Tim Davis, Bruce Berkholder. He could not comment as to what plans the senate had. organizations, including the Ohio Student Council Japanese BL'RRIS is a University senior and has studied at Harvard and Yale Universities, as well as the American Emergency loons available Kayoko Ono, a native of Japan, has been hired by the Univeristy in Washington D.C. He assumed control of University as an instructor to teach beginning and SGA in the spring. Students who need "fast probation or warning) in emergency loan. If the be repaid so the funds are intermediate Japanese this year. Bums' chief assistant is Vice President Valarie cash "to help meet amounts up to $50, without student can demonstrate a available to other Ono, who holds two masters degrees from the Gentile. Her job is to make sure student senators are educational or living ex- interest. This loan must be need for the money, a loan students," he said. University of Michigan, is from Tokyo and attended working on required projects and helping out with the penses can apply to the Tsuda College there. repaid within 30 days or a is made The funds are made The course will be offered as Arts and Sciences 1010 organizational duties of SGA. She also assumes some of University financial aid penalty fee of 25 cents a Students under 18 must available to the financial and 1011 under the Asian Studies program. the president's duties when his schedule is overloaded. office for short-term day is imposed. have a co-6igner for any aid office through All students are eligible to enroll. SGA's Coordinator of State and Community Affairs is emergency loans. loan and for loans of more donations by such David Pocock. Pocock's major responsibility is keeping According to Beryl D. ANOTHER TYPE of than$ioo, a co-signer may organizations as Alpha Phi in touch with activities in Bowling Green and Ohio that Smith, director of student emergency loan is the Kohl be required by University Omega, the men's national Board meetings might affect the students at the University. financial aid, the loan. This loan is made for policy. service fraternity and the He attends all city council meetings and is in touch with emergency loans can the payment of fees, room Incoming freshmen are Charities Board. The loan The University Board of Trustees has scheduled its the Ohio General Assembly to keep the students informed provide students with and board and other not eligible for emergency fund is replenished through meetings for the remainder of the 1976-77 fiscal year. on legislation that affects the University and colleges in money for such expenses educational expenses. A loans during their first repayment of the loans. The board will meet at 10 a.m. on the following general. as books, tuition, room and Students who fail to Thursdays: Oct. 21. Feb. 10, April 14 and May 12. student with a two point quarter on campus. Smith Meetings may also be scheduled at 2 p.m in concert Kim Vivolo is the orgaization's coordinator of board and rent payments. accumulative average said this is University repay emergency loans academic affairs. Her main responsibilities are to keep with the following Saturday commencement dates: may borrow as much as policy because freshmen will not be allowed to Dec. 11. March 19 and June U. in contact with academic happenings, to be a liason to the "We're eager to counsel $300 at 4 per cent interest. have no previous record at continue at the University, Academic Council and the Faculty Senate. students regarding A penalty of 50 cents a day the school. Smith said. Mark Kearns is SGA's "direct pipeline to the emergency financial is assessed if this loan is University's Board of Trustees." in his role as student need," Smith said. "There not repaid within the THE RECORD of representative to that body, according to Burns. are funds available." quarter. student repayment of the An "emergency loan Smith said any student loans is "good," according System prevents hangups "BOWLING Green is really fortunate to have a fund" is available to may make an appointment to Smith. "Students must Picture 15 or 20 students "Most of our customers "Ripping off the phone representative to the trustees, "Bums said. "We are the students in good standing with a financial aid understand they lined up at a pay phone, are really good," he said. company...," a pamphlet only college around to have one." Kearns is a full mot on University counselor to discuss an (emergency loans) must each waiting sometimes as The great majority ap- issued by GTE, reminds long as an hour just to call preciate the service: it's students that telephone home. This was a frequent handy for them. They pay fraud is punishable by a scene at the University their bills," jail sentence of up to seven four years ago. But in years. most cases the General He added, "Toll fraud is Telephone Company of a problem and this year we A student convicted of Ohio (GTE) billing number intend to clamp down fraud must also repay the system has ended such hard." phone company. scenes. With a billing number, IF A student uses a false Each student should get students living on campus tolling number or denies his own billing number, can make station-to-station making a call, the calls can Ryland said. If friends and long distance calls from be traced either by com- roommates use a number their rooms. puter or the General Toll and then decide not to pay, According to Robert Investigation group at the number holder is held Maintenance crew Tyland, customer service GTE, Ryland said. responsible. employe Milt Boxley manager of GTE, every was busy this last student residing on week trimming excess campus is eligible for a toll ■^ Welcome Bock, BGSU! ^ tree branches around billing number. We're |us! down the street ■ to Prout Chapel. Acceptance cards were Apparently, many mailed earlier in the this year Hop in ond tee in lor... branches have been summer to students who • Free Travel Agency Services lor tveryon* falling off lately and will be living on campus. the University decided With the return of the • Immediate ticketing (or Air, Rail, and to cut away the signed acceptance card, problem before any students were assigned Ship Travel unsuspecting student and mailed billing • Charters. Tours. Group Fares. ( Cruises was beaned. numbers. (Newsphoto by Dan A student can also • Famous AAA Membership Values Bomeli) receive a billing number by going to the GTE office in Stadium-View Plaza, at Coll or Visit Us Soon! 1616E.WoosterSt. Now in its third year, the Wood County Auto Club billing number system has had an increasing number 414E.Wooster,B.G. of users each year, Ky land said. 352-5276 Page 6 The BG News, Sunday, September 19,1978 Crime prevention, citizen relations top list University Police establish objectives for year The expansion of crime prevention programs, in- building or private property. The decals should resolve Pamphlets explaining the functions of the University creased citizen awareness and better community police this problem. police and offering tips on crime prevention will also be relations are trie main objectives of University Police this ALSO, spot checking of dormitory lounges and floors to placed in dorm rooms. year. prevent crime and to improve police-community Many people believe the University Police are con- IX. Roger A. Daoust, staff service bureau supervisor, relations is planned. nected with the University's Parking Services, but said University Police are continuing procedures begun "We're going to look more closely at the living units Daoust pounted out that the police are concerned with law last year to help maintain the service as a professional this year," he said. enforcement and only occasionally enforce traffic law enforcement agency. To increase student awareness, regulations. "We're law enforcement officers, not security per- University Police officers will attend some student "Other services are housed In the same building," he sonnel," Daoust said, "We're here to help you, but we are ineetings this fall to acquaint students with University said, "but we are primarily law officers." sworn police officers and we have a job to do." Police procedures and provide information concerning "We are distinct in ourselves," he added, "We are a IN MAY University Police acquired new uniforms and crime prevention. law enforcement agency and we are proud of being had previously changed their name from Campus Officers will stress that students should lock dormitory University Police." Security to University Police in order to relate better to rooms, register and lock bicycles and not leave books in University Police offices are located in 104 Commons the students and the University, Daoust said. Along with cars or cafeterias. and the number is 372-2348. the new physical appearance, which also included repainting patrol cars and the designing of a new em- blem. University Police established objectives to provide more complete and professional service. Among the objectives set last year were an improved crime prevention program, clearing (solving) 25 per cent of all reported criminal offenses, reduction of criminal offenses in the parking areas, increasing police-student contacts and developing an in-service training program. The continuation of these objectives with more em- phasis on crime prevention, in-service training, reduction Claudia R. Otto, University Police dispatcher', of living unit crimes and the displaying of a friendly and handles the receiving desk at the service's helpful attitude are some of this year's goals. headquarters located in 104 Commons. The patch Daoust said the department hopes to achieve these on her shoulder is the newly designed logo of the goals by stepping up Operation Identification and at- University Police and is a part of the depart- tending student meetings during the first weeks of this quarter to increase awareness in crime prevention. ment's new look. iNewsphotobyGregSmested) Operation Identification was started three years ago in an effort to cut down thefts and assist the identification of stolen property, Daoust said. Save the News! THROUGH the program, University Police offer students access to engraving machines to inscribe the student's Social Security number on all easily movable 1080 S Main belongings. Cards containing the identification in- formation are then given to the hall director and the Steppe's 352-9344 student. Students are also given a small card to display Beauty Salon on their door signifying participation in the program, he said. Daoust said he encourages all on-campus students to _ Comparm 'WOO Value $A.95 UAO schedules movies, concerts, dances, trips Thlj week ^T Complete with The Union Activities students busy throughout to be shown on weekends night will be disco music at most "big name" groups concerts scheduled in the Organization (UAO) will the academic year, shampoo, cut 6 ifyle this year. Among them are the Coffeehouee. toured during the summer Grand Ballroom of the again schedule many The UAO has scheduled "Rollerball," "The THERE HAVE been and are resting. Union this year, Stofan things to keep University many "big name" movies Sunshine Boys," "Monty problems in arranging Negotiations are going said. The first of these will Python and the Holv concerts for this fall, on with a promoter and feature Cooper and Dodge Add Body. curt, or ditguls* Grail," "Murder on the especially before Bob Seeger and The Steve and Polyphony. The Appointment Shop Orient Express" and November, according to Miller Band for an early thinning hair '25 Value "Tommy." James E. Stofan, director fall concert, Stofan said. A welcome back mixer is The UAO Coffeehouse of UAO. "I still plan to have a planned for Saturday, 99 will open this year on Oct. 'A lot of groups are I A- concert a month," he Sept. 25. Madness, a ' ° Complete 1. Scheduled to appear at 'bicentennialed out'," added. disco band from Detroit, the Coffeehouse this fall Stofan said, meaning that There will be more will play. Body for Men are John Bassett and Alex Bcvan. Beginning about Groups aid black identity NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Donald Brogan For Appointment November 1, and con- Organizations that deal with the needs of speakers and presentations on African cell: 353-3671 tinuing every Saturday the black student and offer him a sense of culture. identity exist at the University. ABORTION The Black Student Union (BSU) is the A BLACK theater group, the University WELCOME STUDENTS largest of these groups, and has held Mojo Theater, periodically performs black $125.00 seminars and sponsored speakers to help plays, and offers workshops on the black IOII FMI 9 om 10 p m the black student after graduation. theater. COLONIAL BARBER & STYLING SHOP 1^00^428^534] Two years ago, the BSU sponsored Mojo Theater was begun in 1970 to Georgia State Sen. Julian Bond as a provide blacks and other minority students 125 EAST COURT PHONE 352 2635 NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY speaker. This year, the BSU will receive with an outlet for their theatrical ex- $6,200 in general fee allocations on which to periences, according to John S. Scott, operate. associate professor of speech. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE RAZOR CUTS AND STYLING Kay Ann's The Black African Peoples Association There is a need for black theater on WE ARE OPEN 6 DAYS (BAPA) is another black group on campus. campus because there are black students REGULAR CUTS Beauty Shop In the past the RAPA has sponsored an and their experiences need to be por- FACIALS featuring annual African Cultural Week featuring trayed, Scott said. MON. 8om-6pm IHURS. Bom 9pm M«rl« Neman TUES 8am 6pm FRI. 8am-7pm SHAVES Cotmtftk* WED. 8am-6pm SAT. WE ARE SIDE BY SIDE Sam-5pm SHAMPOOS 124W. Woosfer WITH COMPLETE FEMININE APPAREL WELCOME STUDENTS WELCOME STUDENTS corner ol Wooiur ( Main St>. FALL RENTAL FURNISHED, 2 BEDROOM, CARPETED, IV2 BATH BALCONY AIR CONDITIONING, AS LOW AS $220 PER MONTH 9 or 12 month leases WE WILL ALSO PLACE STUDENTS TO FILL 2, 3, and 4 PERSON APARTMENTS phone 352-3806 or 1-246-4413 collect Sunday, September 19,1976, The BG News Page 7 i ■ i ^ , 1 X 1 1 fl Bj ttf'J MM In addition to the usual in front of capacity blur of students rushing crowds. from building to building, Jack Ford made a brief 1 Wim m 1 a somewhat more famous campaign stop in May, face can occasionally be leaving many campus laJ 1 £ m glimpsed on campus. women google-eyed. Union Activities Peter Frampton cap- H flUBb ~1 B W Organization, Cultural tivated a huge audience Boost and other in his dynamic per- •> University groups plan to formance winter quarter. Li invite more well-known Author and sometime Newsphotos guests to liven up the athlete George Plimpton flatlands again this year. shared his experiences President Gerald R. with journalism classes by Ford received an en- and a crowd in the Grand thusiastic welcome in Ballroom. AAindy Milligan, Anderson Arena in June. In spring quarter, ex- Rosalynn Carter GI Christine Jorgenson represented her husband amazed audiences with Dan Ho in a discussion with tales of her experiences students as a transsexual. Daryl Hall and John Presidential candidate and Oates, and later the Morris K. Udall inspired Average White Band, followers at a rally before Lance Wynn brought the house down the Ohio primary. Page 8 The BG News, Sunday, September 19, B7« BGSU-once upon a time... Editor's note: School Commission in- BOWLING Green contrast to today's scented pages in its This record of the sisted the site for the new residents considered a educational expenses, in Christinas edition. University history was school have a fairly large normal school wholesome 1912, the student catalog compiled from information population, with easily and of great worth, and estimated a student's As BGSC entered the era obtained at the University accessible transportation, actively campaigned for yearly expenses at only of the Roaring Twenties, Archives, 310 Library. • and good community years for the creation of a 1200. enrollment nearly doubled Much of the information moral and health stan- teacher's college in the and a rrten's physical was taken from, "The dards. The city of town. Teachers at the time The salaries of ad- education building, the old History of Bowling Green Napoleon was actually were few, and Ohio's ministrators and library (now the Graduate State University," written dismissed from con- growing population made professors were also Center), and a second, by Dean Emeritus James sideration because it was additional training considerably less. women's dormitory (now Overman. thought the presence of facilities extremely University President Shatzel Hall) Were con- three taverns in the town necessary. Williams had a yearly structed. By Sherry Kirkendall was a reflection of its The paperwork for the salary of only $3,600, with a Staff Reporter morality. new school began in $100 a year raise, until he It was during this ex- The choice of sites was Columbus, May 19,1910. and was receiving the citing era that the school's When the first freshmen finally narrowed to in June of the following maximum of $4,800. first intercollegiate, arrived at Bowling Green Bowling Green, Fremont year, the Board of Trustees Williams was the sole football team was farmed. State Normal Collge 65 and Van Wert. Fremont first organized. administrator in 1912. They set an amazing years ago, the scene was was dismissed due to the In September, 1914, the record their first year by' quite different from inaccessiblity of land close college opened its doors to There were H) professors defeating Findlay college, today's. The planned to the Hayes Memorial, the an enrollment of only 158 at the school when it 151-0. Findlay gained only, construction of three proposed library for that students, predominately opened and their average nine yards the entire campus buildings had not site. women. The inheritance of salary failed to exceed game. During the next' been completed, and for Bowling Green in 1910 was a second class from the $1500. decade, the college's, the first two years of its not the bustling, com- Toledo Teacher Training teams were renamed the existence, students at- merical town of today. A School enabled Bowling The early professors Falcons, which was much tended classes in the city farming community of less Green to graduate its first worked long hours, not more warmly received• armory and many slept in than 6,000 people, it was class of 35 women, on July only teaching, but aiding than the original, private boarding houses. alive with trolley cars, 29,1915. Williams in running, nickname, the "Normals." In 1910, the Ohio horse drawn buggies and Early plans called for scheduling and helping It probably also resulted in' legislature had passed a the roots of today's com- the construction of three organize the new school. an increase in male' bill authorizing the mercial enterprises. The buildings. The ad- enrollment. establishment of two town, which prohibited the ministration building, now President Williams had College students sometimes show their spirit in the normal (teaching) schools, sale of liquor, impressed University Hall, was to the task of transforming It was during the strangest ways. These students of yesteryear attempt to one in northeastern Ohio, the legislators with its house the auditorium, the ideal into reality, and twenties that freshmen- show theirs by mummifying one of their friends in toilet and one in northwest Ohio. "moral" character, its gymnasium, 25 with conservative deter- girls were first forced to Wrap-up paper. Let's hope that a sudden rainstorm didn't dissolve Kent was readily chosen natural beauty and the classrooms, the mination, he guided the wear green ribbons in their their toilet paper or their spirits. (Newsphoto courtesy of for the site of the eastern enthusiasm of its town- laboratories and the expansion of the school hair and freshmen males,' University Archives) school, but the decision on speople. library. The Science until his retirement in 1939. green beanies. Girls were the location of the nor- Now, where the old BG Building, now Mosley Hall, initiated and allowed to, thwestern school proved city park once stood, the housed science and CONFORMITY was the remove the ribbons two more difficult, and com- trees have been replaced agricultural courses, and a social rule of the day, and weeks after the start of Watch for the News' football contest petition was stiff among by dormitories, women's dormitory was as enrollment slowly grew, classes, but freshmen the promoters of the 17 classrooms, sidewalks, constructed that is now traditions were born. A males were forced to en- potential sites. parking lots, stadiums and known as Williams Hall. school song was composed' dure the beanies for three THE STJ»TE Normal an airport. It was named after Dr. by a music professor and full months. Homer B. William, the first lovingly named, "We Hail president of the school. A You, Dear Normal heating plant, now known College." It was used until AS LATE as 1953, fresh- as the Cent rex, was 1929, when the Normal men were required to wear' Hewlett-Packard wrote the book on planned for construction in College, by order of the beanies, but the color had 1914. state legislature, became been changed to a more, named the Bowling Green respectable brown and advanced pocket calculators. The women's dormitory State College. The school orange, and hats could be was the first building colors were also adopted removed before the completed and housed during this time, allegedly homecoming game, approximately 100 inspired by a combination provided the freshmen residents. The cost was a of orange and brown in a could defeat the mere $1.50 a week for woman's hat. sophomores in a tug-of- And it's yours free! separate beds in a two-man war. studem laces What - more its Continuous room, and $3 a week for In 1918, the college's first Hewlett Packard huili ihc world's firjt • Performs What to k>ok for before you buy advanced calculator. PACKARD ? Come into McDonald's" and find out .: \\miK Ci:pv'flino I'^WH how far a dollar can no You II (jet a Rood lesson in simple economics, and the best k\x\ not "Su|tcitc-J rtMil pticc cxt!iK^f^irpl*^kWaK jr^k « i m Small sized classes are usually few and far between these realizing their advantage over modern day students. Or days with the space crush experienced at this and other could that be the reason some of them are smiling in this universities. University students of the 1940s had the class? (Newsphoto courtesy of University Archives) pleasure of going to small sized classes probably without Bathrooms and water Administration degree was Trustees that he was more successful than the little red school house, an faucets could not be used established. resigning. length of it might suggest. authentic one-room rural before the rising bell at 7:15 The growth was noted in Harshman managed to school for the display of a.m. or following the Columbus, and in 1935, the Dr. Ralph McDonald quiet the troubled waters educational memorabilia, retiring bell at U p.m. legislature again renamed succeeded Prout, and and to turn the thinking of is scheduled to be com- (Hopefully this referred the Bowling Green i ii.uk' the decade of the 50's the University from the pleted this year, and is only to showers and education institution-this at BGSU a period of ex- past to a co-operative expected to attract visitors drinking fountains.) time to be called Bowling pansion and construction. planning for the future. He from across the state. Green State University. At McDonald gave the managed to somewhat The new Alumni Center Each girl was expected this time, the legislature shortage of housing, a restore the morale of both is also preparing for its to clean the bathtub after also authorized the result of the skyrocketing faculty and students. When opening ceremonies, and using it, and dancing with University to issue a enrollment, first priority in he resigned in 1963, he was ground will be broken soon young men, or attending master's degree-just 25 his administration. replaced by Dr. William for the construction of the Jerome III. Attempts to make dorm rooms seem more home-like have been going on for public dances was ab- years after the school's new recreational facility many years. University regulations may have been stricter but dorm social solutely forbidden. most humble beginnings. In 1955, both Prout Hall scheduled for completion If Harshman faced rough life was probably much the same. (Newsphoto courtesy of University FOUR YEARS later, in and Rodgers Quadrangle in the fall of 1978. And the Archives) Another regulation also 1939, Williams retired as were completed. Founders waters, Jerome, in the rest of the past must wait prohibited the use of University president and Quadrangle was completed heart of the troubled on the future. restrooms for either study was replaced by Dr. Roy two years later, Conklin sixties, t;nixl even rougher. or social gatherings. Offenhauer, previously Hall was built in 1960. and The sixties were a difficult Freshmen women as late employed by the Iima City in 1962, McDonald period of time for as 1926 were to be in by 8 School System. But when Quadrangle was finished. universities across the p.m. on weeknights, and Offenhauer was killed in an nation, and took their toll riding in the new horseless automobile accident just ALONG with the growth at BG in the isolation of the carriages was permitted four months after his of the student population students both from the only if it was during appointment, Williams came greater diversity. faculty and from tradition. daytime hours, in parties once again placed his feet Tradition was not totally Although not as tragically of four or more, under the president's desk. abandoned, as evidenced touched as other schools chaperoned. by the creation of the across the nation, the IN 1933, a danger of the He was succeeded for a beloved Freddie Falcon, political questions and Great Depression second time, this time by and the school paper still pressures of the decade threatened the existence of Dr. Frank Prout. enforced conformity by were evident. the college. The state publishing suggested legislature decided the Shortly after Dr. Prout's clothing styles. But BEFORE his mental health department appointment, the nation students were becoming retirement in 1970, Jerome needed a new welfare was plunged into World increasingly disgruntled is credited with the con- mental institution and the War n, and attendance with all of the regulations struction of the Math- Senate Finance Committee figures at the University, and restrictions placed on Science Building, the new proposed that one of the reflecting the loss of the them Students were still library, and the Education state colleges be revamped male student element, being fined for smoking in Building. for these purposes. As started to decline for the class and walking on the BGSC was the smallest of first time in the school's grass, but the largest Dr. Hollis A Moore Jr. the state-supported history. Enrollment was outcry was against the replaced Jerome in 1970, schools, it was selected for 1,492 students in 193944. strict enforcement of aged and remains as the head of the possible suspension drinking and automobile the University today. He is In 1943, Bowling Green regulations. faced with the problems of Citizens of BG and the The University's 1946 basketball team prepares to place their order of food with a surrounding territory won approval as a site for a rising enrollment, Nitn-tnm naval training school for Following several skyrocketing costs, a shapely waitress in some local restaurant. Beer is out because they are in organized the Nor- training and grease is out because It's in their hair. (Newsphoto courtesy of thwestern Ohio 400 apprentice seamen and student congregations and shortage of facilities and good! Educational Protective during the war, a disturbances, ten rules for housing, and a general lack University Archives) Association with the en- university-wide public both alcohol and motor of morale and unity among couragement of Williams, address system and a large vehicle use were eased, the student body. and the campaign they map in front of the campus and students found freer waged aroused such public buildings gave hourly access to forms of ex- Few could argue that in sentiment in favor of reports of how the allies pression in the school recent years, whether due VARSITY LANES retaining the institution as were progressing. paper. to apathy or just a greater a college, that the proposed exercise of personal Let's Get Acquainted motion for suspension was Luckily, low enrollment While students con- feeling and independence, defeated was a short term problem sidered their efforts tradition and regulation and when the war ended in successful, they may have have been nearly Special After the failure of the 1945, enrollment figures been the reason behind abolished. proposal, BGSC continued skyrocketed. McDonald's sudden growing, both physically, resignation in 1961. He was Concerned with serving with the addition of the The difficulty of this replaced by Dr. Ralph both the students and the athletic stadium, and its period of enrollment ex- Harshman in that same faculty, Moore's ad- 24 BRUNSWICK AUTOMATIC LANES curriculum. A greater tremes proved too much year. ministration is responsible variety of courses were for Prout, and during the Harshman was near the for the construction of both OPEN BOWLING HOURS: offered, and a four-year 1949-50 academic year he age of retirement at his the business and College of Business informed the Board of election, yet his term was psychology buildings. 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Main St VARSITY LANES 1033 SO MAIN ST Bowling GrMn, Onto BOWLING GREEN, OHIO CHINESE FOOD TAKEOUT Ph. 352-5247 PH. 1S2-5M7 352-2626 160 North Main Page M The BG News, Sunday, September 19,1976 Vehicle registration required on campus Planning on halvng a The registration lasts for Parking Seriyces car, motorcycle or bicycle the life of the bicycle. scooters and officers' on campus? Then you Personal identification, uniforms have been should hurry over to the sodal security number, changed to blue this year. Parking Services office, U4 and bicycle brand name Jones said the move will Commons, and have it and aerial number are emphasize the depart- necessary. ment's separation from nts must register Parking Services will be University Police, which their cars and motorcycles open from 8 a.m-7p.m uses brown vehicles and within 48 hours of their Wednesday, Thursday, uniforms arrival on campus, ac- next Monday, Tuesday and cording to Lt. Melvin K. Wednesday. Its normal 8 Jones said he is Jones, supervisor of a.m.-5 p.m. hours will be in analyzing past complaints Parking Services. The effect Friday and during and criticisms of the registration is valid for the the remainder of the year. department's procedures. entire year. Parking Services has He urges students to A driver's license, car been attempting to better contact Parking Services registration certificate, serve drivers through directly if problems arise. Finding a parking space in some of the into a waiting game-tbe motorist either waits social security number, several improvements on The number is 372-2776. Waiting University's commuter lots can be a real hassle for a space to open up or until his car runs out of student identification and campus this summer, for the motorist. Looking for a space often turns gas. (Newsphoto by Dan Bornelil validation card must be Jones said. presented in addition to the COMMUTER Lot 7 has $25 fee for registration. been blacktopped to eliminate rough driving in Agencies help students solve common problems FAILURE to register its lanes. A portion of on- leaves the vehicle subject campus Lot 6 has been Ona large campus full of nothing but strangers, it's often and Life Planning Center, 320 Student Services Bldg, calls a month during the summer, and that figure could toaf25fine. resurfaced for better difficult to find someone to turn to when a problem arises. both offer counseling services in areas such as double by the spring, he said. Bicycles must also be drainage, and Lot 12 has But two local agencies deal exclusively in handling depression, suicide prevention, drug problems, The Link currently is seeking volunteers for its October registered by Parking been extended to hold 208 personal problems. alcoholism and rape reaction. counselor training session, as well as for its new "Friends Services for the fee of f 1. more vehicles. The Link, 525 Pike St., and the Personal Development of The Link" program. Babysitters, drivers, lawn care BOTH organizations are sources a student can turn to help and other volunteers are needed and can contact for help, advice and information-or just some un- Meskin at the center. derstanding conversation. Although employes of The Link must go through "Even if they just need a shoulder to cry on, students rigorous training and deal with such extreme situations, can give us a call-anytime," said Dr. Harve Meskin, the center has had surprisingly little difficulty finding executive director of The Link. volunteers in the past. The Link, a private agency serving both the campus The common denominator here is they care for and community, can be reached 24 hours a day, seven people," Meskin said. "It's overwhelming." days a week at their hotline, 352-1545, or by a visit to the The University's Personal Development and Life center near sorority row. As an additional means of Planning Center also conducts personal counseling, but is contact, The Link is now monitoring Citizens Band (CB) less crisis-oriented, and offers career counseling and channel 9 for people passing through the area or without wo-kshops to students. telephone access. The Link has been a popular counseling medium since THE CENTER provides interest tests to help the its conception in June 1975. Expansion into Fostoria and student determine both career and academic eventually throughout Wood County is planned. preferences. A "Career library" of occupational in- Meskin stressed that one of the Link's keys to success is formation and monographs, as well as taped interviews the confidential treatment given those who approach the with department chairmen about programs, courses and center for help. opportunities in their fields is available to students. Study skill workshops and career workshops will also "WE DON'T even ask for last names," he said. be presented at the center and in residence halls in the And although The Link often handles people referred to next few weeks. them by city police, the center does not permit any police But a large amount of the center's work with new follow-up. "They don't ask any questions, and if they students deals with personal counseling. did," Meskin said, "we wouldn't give any answers." "Freshmen run into things in a big university that Rather than on-going extended treatment, The Link they're not expecting to run into," said Dr. Frank C. specializes in short-term counseling and crisis in- Arnold, staff counselor. "A lot of things they can't work tervention. In cases of emergency, such as suicide or out themselves." drug overdose, a special counseling team can be sent to the scene. Arnold noted that there was no reason to be reluctant to link counselors attend at least 40 hours of training and take advantage of the center's services. "The person who apprenticeship in preparation. recognizes troubles and seeks counseling is a stronger In addition to first aid, drug identification and other person than the one who lets his problems get bigger and Ouch I Look, Ma-no handlebars! Also, no seat-the rider of this bike must be prepared training, counselors learn "what to say to someone who's bigger." for a painful and unpredicatable journey. (Newsphoto by Mindy I on the twelfth floor of, (he dorm., ready to jump off," Meskin said. COUf MEMMfl attempt to advise and direct students so they can solve problems themselves, Arnold said. ABOUT two-thirds of The Link's counselors are "We help students identify their growth patterns and University students, which is helpful in dealing with changes within themselves, and alternative ways of campus problems, Meskin said. "We're just street making the changes," he said. people." ' 'But the choices are up to the individual." The workload of The link's counselors has grown The Personal Development and Life Planning Center significantly in the past year, and Meskin said he expects can be reached at 372-2081 or by a visit from 8 a.m. - 5 BEE GEE the trend to continue. The center received more than 600 p.m Monday through Friday. Express your opinion this year BOOKSTORE write a letter to the editor. WELCOMES ALL NEW STUDENTS The Program of the Year isn't on It's in the Air Force ROTC. Look into Air Force ROTC. And there are 4-year, 3-year, or 2-year programs to choose from. Whichever you select, you'll leave college with a commission as an Air Force officer. With opportunities for a position with re- sponsibility ... challenge... and, of course, financial rewards and security. The courses themselves prepare you for leadership positions ahead. Positions as a member of an aircrew... or as a missile launch officer... posi- PLUS tions using mathematics... sciences...engineering. OUR STANDARD SCHOOL SUPPLIES Look out for yourself. LookintotheAirForceROTCprogramsoncampus. (INCLUDING ENGINEERING & ART) FRESHMEN and A LARGE SELECTION OF MASCOT ITEMS MEN AND WOMEN CHECK INTO AIR FORCE ROTC. IT HAS A LOT TO OFFER. CONTACT THE DEPARTMENT OF AEROSPACE STUDIES BEE GEE BOOKSTORE ROOM 164 MEMORIAL HALL OR PHONE 352-5917 353-2252,UU1. WOOSTER ACCROSS FROM HARSHMAN Put it all together in Air Force ROTC. Sunday. September 19,1976, The BG News Page 11 Whether or not you get Into Bowling Green weather, it will affect you one way or another. It's not always sunshiny bright here In the middle of the Black Swamp, but you can make the most of the weather. The monsoon season may dampen spirits for some and the winter snows have been known to make indoor sports more endurable, but no matter what the season. University students seem to find some way to put up with the whims of nature. Green lawns, flowers, squirrels and people all begin to come out when the warm winds of spring arrive. Announcing new lower prices on Texas Instruments GRAND OPENING electronic calculators Hear & Meet Cooper • Dodge -1270 1270- $14.95 2550-11 -$34.95 Sun. Sept. 26 (Mini - concert) SR-50A - $59.95 SR-51A-$79.95 jeans as low as $3.22 SR-52 -$299.95 SR-56-$109.95 flannels -$3.23 imported jewelry, paraphernalia UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE STUDENT SERVICES BUILDING Mini-mall 190 S. Main AND Bowling Green STUDENT BOOK EXCHANGE SANDBOX 530E.WOOSTER WEST SR-51A SR-56 Page B The BG News, Sunday, September 19,1978 General Studies provides educational diversity ByJknShaewsM course. He also stressed what one of the instructors course fall quarter, as well fers a 15-hour humanities Environmental and Studies, including credit by spring- • Editorial Editor that the courses are might not know about the as approximately ISO cluster, which win satisfy African Studies. Each examination, the College The University raiJDivision designed to be taught University, the others do. winter quarter and another the University's cluster represents an Level Examination also handles the Time- At the University together, in a coordinated He also said that because 75 in the spring. More than humanities group entire quarter of classes Program, National Student Flexible Degree Program, Division of General quarter. the mentors volunteer 700 participated last year. requirements and a (either 15 or 16 hours). Exchange, independent which allows students to Studies, the slogan "We do About 45 students are their services, they really Kit there is even more to French cluster, to take IN ADDITION, the study and Congressional advance as much as one' things differently at taking the course this fall want to teach the course the University Division. care of the College of Arts University Division is also internships. The Office of full year through a series Bowling Green" Isn't just in two sections. and the student benefits In addition to the Little and Sciences' language handling the business that Experimental Studies was of tests and consideration another empty phrase. from their enthusiasm. College and the University requirements, as well as was formerly handled by combined with the of academic What is true, however is ANOTHER major Marquardt, an associate Seminar, the division of- clusters in German, the Office of Experimental University Division in the achievements. that the University program in the University professor of English, is Division, about to enter its Division, the University voluntarily coordinating third year, offers Seminar, is by far the the seminar. programs and courses largest of the packages. found nowhere else in the The seminar is, ac- THERE ARE 22 sections University. cording to Coordinator to the seminar and G6 in- Two main programs Harold Marquardt, a structing volunteers. highlight the offerings of series of classes with two Some of 'the innovations the division, according to purposes; "to give a in the sessions last year staff associate Duane student an opportunity to included trips to the Whitmire They are the become more aware of the library and addresses from University President little College and the University and to help the University President Hollis A. Moore Jr. rapidly- expanding student make the HOIILS A. Moore Jr. When recently visited and University Seminar. necessary adjustment to the students are not out ate with Bowling college life." exploring the University, Green's new group of THE LITTI.E college is they are in assigned graduate students. an U-credit-hour package The course, he added, classrooms and even are The luncheon and Hife^ designed to "foster includes familiarizing new offered optional readings. informal get-together ~. development of critical students with the Whitmire said Ohio State was held last week on thinking skills, study a University facilities, the University has a seminar- the lawn In front of student's value patterns meaning of education, the type course which is University Hall. and help him to com- organization of the required for all incoming (Newspnoto by Dan municate his or her University and even life students but that program Bomeli) thoughts better," Whit- planning and decision is taught by graduate mire said. making. assistants and there is not He added that last year, Each of the 10 two-hour as much personal in- the Little College consisted classes usually focuses on volvement. of only a five hour course one of these different called "Evaluating Social - topics. DR. ERNEST Cham- Controversies." Whitmire pion, assistant coordinator said that course is still part THE FACTOR that sets of the University Seminar of the program, along with this program apart from and assistant professor of a two-hour "Values Pat- other universities with a ethnic studies, said there is terns Images" class and seminar-type class is its still another purpose of the four hours of either instructors, Whitmire said. seminar. He said par- English 111 or 112. Marquardt explained ticipants can look at the Center offers commuters home comforts One of the greatest that the seminar sessions practical aspect of the Commuting University library with reference their own food. A message board is number of activities to get' advantages of the are team-taught by a University and apply the students can discover a materials and a recreation Typewriters and another service provided commuters involved in the' program, according to faculty member, a staff different offices, ad- home-away-from-home in room. automobile jumper cables commuters. In addition to Whitmire, is the student member and a student. All ministrators and deans to the basement of Mosley are available. student notices, calls campus and community. can sharpen his critical are volunteers and conduct the philosophical, larger Hall. Free lockers also are Weather conditions are received for students at the Meetings, speakers,' thinking, learn how that the seminars in addition to issue of education as a The Commuter Center, available to commuters for also posted to alert center's number, 372-0360, dinners and other, thinking applies to his their regular course or whole founded in 1966, provides coats and books. Students students to hazardous are posted here. If the programs are being, values and be taught how work load. About 440 students are students with a complex of must provide their own weather and driving con- message is urgent. planned for throughout the to communicate that He said the reason for expected to take ad- rooms including a dining locks and register their ditions in the surrounding University Police can be vear. thinking all in the same this "mentor team" is that vantage of the two-hour area, a study lounge, a lockers with the office area. A list of students who notified to locate the every quarter. would be willing to allow student. In late October, various, commuters to stay over candidates for local offices A SPECIAL block of night with them in case of BG WHEELS, a com- will discuss their issues in' lockers has been reserved severe weather is main- muter newsletter featuring an open meeting with' for freshmen, and is tained at the center. news, poetry and other students. available on a first come, The center also is items written for or by first served basis. organizing a car pool commuting students, is The Commuter Center is' The center also has a system for students in the published once a quarter open 7:30 a.m.-10:00 p.m., ■ refrigerator and same geographical area by the center. Monday through Thursday, microwave oven for who wish to share ex- and 7:30-5:00 p.m. on' students who wish to cook penses. • - Tfce-cwtcralso plan* a Friday. Business group promotes city Students with questions manager of the Chamber However, current SGA Imports, Edward J. Reiter' and complaints about and secretary-treasurer of president William R. of Mid-American Bank. • Bowling Green merchants PBGC. Bums said that he will see Philip Sponsler of The. may not have to go to the Hoagland said he wants to it that David Pocock, Daily Sentinel-Tribune.' Toledo Better Business feedback from students SGA coordinator of state and Thomas R. Glenn.' Bureau to get action and merchants alike in and community affairs, owner of the French Knot. • because a local order to have a more and his assistant attend PBGC is active in many , businessmen's Rroup may harmonious town-gown PBGC meetings. promotional activities do the job just as well relationship. In addition to Hoagland, throughout the year, in-' the other officers of the eluding next weekend's • The Promote Bowling Sudents can have a say PBGC are chairman Charity Bazaar, October's. Green Committee (PBGC) in PBGC through two ex- Gerald M. Liss, owner of Midnight Madness, and of the Chamber of Com- officio members Pisanello's Pizza, 203 N. October 29's Halloween ' merce was founded to representing the Student Main St.; 1st vice chair- party for Bowling Green • promote the city and foster Government Association man James Gamble, of children. good business relations (SGA). Holiday Travel Center, 140 In addition to the with the community, ac- The PBGC by-laws were N. Main St.; 2nd vice monthly activities, PBGC' cording to Robert E. amended in the spring of chairman Judy Enrus. tries to work with the' Hoagland. executive 1975 to include two student manager of LaSalle's, 139 Heritage '76 Committee in • representatives but the a Main St. coordinating the, appointees never attended Directors of PBGC in- renovation of the down- a meeting. clude A. H. Vatan of Vatan town area. Include WHERE IT'S Frisch's ALL AT Walnut Letters both Regular & Greek In Your *"" Frrt.r-Hy&Sor.rHyCrert, ***** Beads String Art Knitting & Crochet Yarns Crewel Needle Point Gameplan Cross Stitching Samplers Be SUIT to slop al .i nearby Frisch's Restaurant after the name' Doodle Art MS MainSl .BowlingGreen Open6a m -Midniuht Decoupage BWR WoosterSt. Bowling Green Open 24 Hours Sorority Necklaces I-T54U S 20.Perysburx OptnMHours Al KriM-h's, we serve something good tor everybody the best double-deek ham- Paddles burgers in low n, crisp salads, plump golden shrimp and chicken, and desserts you'll Sand Art drool over Fnsch's-the perfect place for a replay' SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE LOOK US OVER ¥ FAMILY RESTAURANT Where Today's Heebies ire Tomorrow's Heirlooms 109 S. Main 352-3148 «. Sunday. September 19,1976, The BG News Page 13 .'You've got to accept it.' Life in a nursing home ByBobBortel was established in 1964 and said. He walks different "I LIKE it here very As I prepared to leave, Makeup Editor that he was its first routes every morning, rain much. Just having a home, she again asked me if I resident. or shine, summer or a good home, is all that you could find someone to take To dwell in the confines Carl said he had entered winter. can ask for." care of her so she could of the aged is something the home because he did "I walked out one Mablc especially likes move to her home. few people think about and not want to be a burden to morning when it was the weekly craft shops and I smiled weakly and left even fewer hope for. Never his four daughters. fourteen below," he said, religious servicesheld in the the room. knowing, but always chuckling. recreation room She said My last talk was with wondering what life is like "YOU SEE, I'm blind in Admiringly, I asked him she also likes to play bingo Charles H. Welling of inside a rest home, led me one eye and I cant see about his feelings on life in with other residents. Woodside, a resident of the to spend a day in Bowling very well out of the other," the nursing hoime. I decided to try to find a home for two years. Sitting Green's Community he said with a quiet smile "I don't like it here," he few people who were not on his bed next to the little Nursing Home. that deepened the many said. "I wouldn't want to satisfied with their lives in bald man I soon discovered It was early but I was wrinkles of his face. go back and live with my the nursing home. I was he was hard of hearing and expected. I had received He explained how he lost daughters." His family directed to the room of I had to speak directly into approval to attend break- his vision and told me a few visits him often, he said. Alma Gorenson, 86, a his ear. fast with one of the other facts of his life that "You've got to accept it. resident of the home for Charlie immediately told residents and then spend left me wondering how this Naturally you dont feel two and a half years. me he did not like the home the remainder of the day man of 88 years could just right at first. But it all A woman with short because he had lived his talking with him and a few display such spirit and depends on yourself, I white curly hair rose from entire life outdoors. other residents. humor. oughtaknow." her bed as I entered and I asked the receptionist It was 1931 when Carl Carl gave me a tour of questioned my presence in "I FARMED, operated a to show me to the dining was in an accident. He was the nursing home and I the room I explained I garage and worked on the area and she took me to a helping some men clear asked him what he thought wanted to know her im- railroad most of my life," room adjacent to the farmland and was using an of the country these days pressions of the home. he said wlflj a'deep, raspy ., gathering room where a airhammer to break up a as compared to when he She frowned and looked voice. "I don't like being ^ man of questionable age boulder which, unknown to was a young man. up at me through a small cooped up inside like this." was quietly eating his him, had a stick of "THE COUNTRY is pair of glasses. He has no complaints breakfast. dynamite lodged in it. The nothing like it used to be," "The home was alright with the home and said he The receptionist in- dynamite shattered the he said. " The young folks but I want to go home in the is satisfied with the food troduced the man as Mr. boulder and the fragments try to tell the old folks what worst way," she said. and care he receives, but Emch and returned to her tore away his left eye and to do and the parents just Alma explained that she • 'I'm homesick and I want desk.. I seated myself next left him partially blind in let them go. owned a home on Evers to see my home." to the man and sat won- the other. "I'd like to see one of my Street in Bowling Green, Charlie told me he could dering how to start a "I was lucky I was daughters try to tell me but could not live there be released from the home conversation. I com- standing to one side of the what to do." unless someone would take but no one had come to get mented on the weather hammer instead of over I walked in to the care of her. him. hoping to get something it," he said. "If I hadnt, I gathering room and sat "CAN YOU find me "I've offered them (his started. would have lost both eyes." next to a small white- someone?," she asked me. family) $100 to come and In his youth, a bone haired woman watching Because I couldn't an- get me but as of yet they "NICE DAY out, isn't disease resulted in his television. Her name was swer that question, 1 tried haven't." it?" I asked. right leg being an inch Mablc Forbes and she was to change the subject by "I didn't do nothing to be Mr. Emch, whose first shorter than his left leg. a Bowling Green native. asking about her life. put away, I don't belong name was Carl, nodded in The same disease in his left She has spent the last 10 She had worked as a here. I'd like to go home. agreement and asked me arm resulted in the of her 89 years in the home. hospital dietician in There isn't anything I want what I was doing at the removal of the lower arm She said it was her own Minneapolis before coming to do more." home. bone. decision to enter the to Bowling Green at the I left the nursing home "I guess because I don't But, he pointed out, the nursing home after she had age of 22. Since then she with mixed feelings, have anything better to handicaps did not interfere had a cataract operation. has worked mostly in the realizing I had just visited do." Carl laughed and the with his exercise. "I don't think there is a Wood County Children's a time of life that may yet icewasbrokea person who is here that Home. lie ahead for me. But for With a certain amount of "I USUALLY walk four really wants to be," she "I like to do charity work the 98 residents of the pride, he told me he had miles every morning, said, "But if you need care, and always have," she Community Nursing starting at 5:30 a.m.." he this is a nice place to be. added. Home, that time is now. lived at the home since it mvm Page 14 The BG News, Sunday, September 19,1976 What's there to do? BG's cup runneth over with suds By Bill Sawders night three—and just about followers. The Brathaus is AND, FOR you for- Some 79 local pizza Wire Editor the only bars within an excellent place to tunate newcomers, there's proprietors will compete I walking distance of the closely mingle with the Freshman Mixer. This lor every pepperoni dollar '% campus. strangers with whom you'll mini-Woodstock annually you own. Hamburger SOP'S UPSTAIRS offers find yourself becoming features live music, much places practically form an What's there to do in live entertainment and closely attached-literally dancing and an em- onion ring around the dancing, but only after a Brhaps-by a beer spilled barrassing overabundance campus, and submarines Bowling Green? healthy $1 cover charge. A This has long been a tween you. It's a of staring among its and other exotic Mid- comfortable lounge, game mature, beer-in-the-hand, participants. western treats are question that's plagued room and bar can be found both freshmen and up- f ist-in-tne-eye type club. available in area downstairs. T-shirts But standing by yourself, delicatessens like Sam B's perclassmen alike. usually are not permitted DIXIE Electric Co., tapping your foot and on East WoosterStreet. Although the community in this semi-classy night about 19 miles north of looking spaced-out is no is regarded by many as the spot, where the average town on State Route 25, is fun. Don't be shy. "Baby, And for the cultured "Crossroads of America," guest sports his Thursday- northwest Ohio's answer to Km look good to me elite, there's Ponderosa, "Gateway to the Midwest" best consisting of double- the disco world, with a night," works as well as Frisch's and other fine and "Cultural Mecca...of knits, casual grin, and lighted dance floor, disc anything else. necktie and vest the World," BG is no Las aloof, yet probing, stare at jockey, voluminous am- restaurants. Kaufman's Vegas. the prey. plifiers and, for some on Main, an exquisite But then it's no Pem- reason, cute silent movies More healthy and moral dining experience, berville either. Howard's features a fine on the wall. activities are also present however, is strictly tuxedo OPPORTUNITIES to pool area and game room, in Bowling Green. and senior prom material. add some excitement to an complete with dozens of This recreation center otherwise dreary in- picnic tables to cover with attracts the upper echelon There's bowling in the The Bowling Green area tellectual life here do exist, your best friends or of well-mannered students Union, always fun, is really amazingly active if one looks hard enough. whatever. Two large bars from throughout the area; knocking down the little for what is essentially a In fact, any really am- and color TV also enhance or at least those who have pins; putt-putt on South soybean exchange center. bitious, inspired student Howard's wood-paneled access to a car. Main Street and movies at The secret of nappiness can find many worthwhile charm. It's a good place to Stadium View or at the here is not being afraid to ways to spend his spare bump into all sorts of There are also the vintage Clazel downtown. become involved in all the time in BG. people. from SOP Redwood, Mr. Bojangles, Skating in the Ice Arena, things that are going on graduates to BG's grungy the plush Tiffany Lounge in football outside the dorm, around you. The lifeblood of Bowling pseudo-street people. the Ross Hotel and other basketball in the gyms ana Green entertainment is local taverns for your tennis everywhere. So go out there and play that chemical compound The Brathaus, in ad- enjoyment and well worth some football with those commonly called alcohol. dition to floorspace about an occasional visit people outside. Split an What better way to spend the size of your living THERE ARE also op- eight-pack with your RA, an autumn evening than room, usually features an portunities for making challenge a stranger to a getting wasted with a average crowd of several Even the rarely music, playing pool or game of pool or sit with skinny blonde? thousand. And it's a stimulating on campus ping-pong, pennying-in that skinny blonde at diverse, fun-loving group area is sometimes tran- your roommate or just breakfast. Some of the more from all stumbles of lffe. sformed into a beer- about anything else you'd popular socializing spilling happening. Beer really want to do, right in It could be the start of a establishments in the area blasts, Happy Hours in the your own dorm. Just ask a surprisingly busy, exciting include Some Other Place This, of course, is the Union, TGIF in the Mid- sophomore. ana perhaps enjoyable four Pub, Howard's and the autumn home of the Falcon Am and dances in the years in Bowline Green. It takes some students a little longer than others to ap- Brathaus. These are the rugby team and their ever- Grand Ballroom may Food is never in a Ohio-Vacation Paradise of Yech! preciate the distinct cultural flavor of Bowling Green. big downtown Thursday present throngs of camp- surprise you. shortage here either. the Great I.akes States. Relocated schoolhouse showcases memorabilia Rhodes to meet The Educational desks remain, said Karen assistant professor of University in 1971 by the museum for more than displayed in the Education Memorabilia Center, or the S. O'Brien, administrative education. family of the late Mr. and 1,000 items the College of Building to insure its officials here "little red schoolhouse,'' assistant to the dean of the The one-room building Mrs. Frank Iinder. Education has gathered in safety. Gov. James A. Rhodes and several cabinet adjacent to Kohl Hall, will College of Education. was built about 100 years Students at the its memorabilia collection, members will attend a breakfastand business seminar be dedicated on October 9. The last minute work is ago near Norwalk to serve University dismantled the and will be used only for The schoolhouse will be at the University on Thursday. being completed by David Huron County's old school building in Norwalk in tours and demonstrations. staffed on a volunteer According to a spokesman for the Bowling Green Only the finishing G. Elsass, Dean of the district six. 1975, and it moved 60 miles The schoolhouse will be basis. Chamber of Commerce, Rhodes will speak at 8 a.m. in touches such as fur- College of Education and to its present site. exactly like the original the Grand Ballroom, Union, for about 20 minutes, then nishings and finishing the Daniel P. Heisler. IT WAS donated to the The schoolhouse will be a school in Norwalk except for the black iron bell in the Fourteen thousand individual seminars will be conducted by cabinet steeple. The original bell dollars in donations were heads. was stolen. raised to move the The sessions are designed to attract business per- The bell was recovered, schoolhouse. A large Dart sons who otherwise would not have an opportunity to but the searchers would of the donations came from hear Rhodes or speak with his cabinet heads, ac- not say where the bell was retired University teachers, Elsass said. The cording to Robert E. Hoagland, executive director of Every Tuesday night for the 13 years it was the Chamber of Commerce. missing. Instead, it will be University also received $50,000 in state aid to move Cabinet members scheduled to attend will represent and refurnish the offices such as the bureau of employment services, schoolhouse. bureau of workmen's compensation, departments of is Family Night at FRATERNITY — SORORITY JEWELRY economic and community development, taxation, Desks and other items used during the 19th transportation, industrial relations, budget and century will furnish the management and the Ohio environmental protection Ponderosa. schoolhouse. agency. In ease you didn't know, Tuesday night is very special at Ponderosa Steak House. It's Family Night. (From 4 P.M. till closing.| The night you can get a sizzling Rib-eye steak dinner (or GSS aids graduate students rhopped beef dinner) with baked potato, tasty salad and a roll with butter. At a very special price. So come to Ponderosa Tuesday night. Family Night By Jane Musgrave The GSS has a Professional Develop, Assi. Copy Editor ment Fund to financially assist graduate students pursuing scholarship projects.' While problems such as lack of money, The money for the fund is allocated insufficient study space, housing needs and through the provost's office, Householder All for $1.49 grade hassles are not unique to graduate explained. students, they are among the concerns and "THIS YEAR we are trying to get the problems which confront the ap- college departments more involved. While. proximately 2,000 graduate students at- we can only give a student up tO$200if his ' Com* in «nd tee our complete line tending the University. of Fr«t«rn.ty — Scooty Jewelry department could also award him some The Graduate Student Senate (GSS), money, a graduate student's financial PONDEROSA STEAK HOUSE located in room 315, Union, helps these burdens would be greatly reduced," students meet and deal with such Householder said. SQUARE MEAL-SQUARE DEAL problems. A week-long orientation, "GSS 500," was held last week to acquaint graduate "WE ARE very' flexible," said Bonnie students with Bowling Green and orient 1544 E. WOOSTER Householder, secretary at the GSS office. them to their teaching assignments as well "We try to aid graduate students in any as academic life. The week was planned, way we can regardless of whether their by the GSS in conjunction with the needs are personal or academic." Professional Development Program According to Householder, the "first and GSS meets monthly. Each college is foremost" priority of GSS is to insure entitled to two senators. The first meeting S'aduate student representation on all will be held Oct. 8 and is open to all. niversity standing committees. A newsletter is published each quarter to, "It is through membership on these inform graduate students of the services committees that we can be assured of and opportunities available to them graduate student input into decisions that The office is open Monday through. will affect them," Householder said. Friday from 9 a.m-5 p.m. This quarter the GROSS PHOTO Officially, the GSS is the representative office will be staffed at least two nights a' body for graduate students. If a graduate week to serve night school students, said student has a grievance he wishes to Householder. present before the University's Grievance "We have recently remodeled the office' Bowling Green's headquarters for Board, a GSS representative will ac- and hopefully it will become a place where- company the student to the hearing and students can come to relax and just have a help him present his appeal. cup of coffee." cameras, accessories, The Home of and darkroom supplies CHRYSLER PRODU CTS SALES - SERVICE Located in the mini mall AL SMITH GROSS 188 South Main, CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 921 N. MAIN ST. Bowlinq Green 352-5151 Sunday, September 19,1976, The BG News Page 15 On-campus employment down By Marilyn Dillon because of their class jobs for students. These are paid at least {2.20 an work for each two-week Staff Reporter schedule conflicts with jobs will include hour. pay period is the work hours. everything from maximum an un- Despite a "slight STUDENTS interested in waitresses and bartenders Pay increases for dergraduate student may decrease" in student on- employment should go to to typists, construction students employed on- work. No more than 40 of campus job opportunities the Office of Student workers and housekeepers. campus can be achieved in these 60 hours can occur in this year, jobs will be Employment, 460 Student three ways, Zimmerman available for the majority one week. Services Bldg., and file an Students interested in said. Individuals who Zimmerman said that he of students who want them. application. The students' employment fall quarter work 80 hours hopes students interested Kurt Zimmerman, class schedules and skills should file an application automatically receive a 10 in working off-campus will director of the Office of will then be matched with at the Office of Student cent an hour raise. file an application. "We Student Employment the needs of prospective Employment during the Students can also receive have to have a large labor blamed the decrease of on- employers. first or second week of the "merit increases" which pool registered in order to campus jobs on "potential Food service, Zim- quarter. By this time most are based on the student's budgetary, financial provide better service to merman said, is one of the employers will know how job performance. Students the employers," said limitations." major employers of many former employes who are promoted to a Zimmerman. The more "We are actively students on-campus. Other will be returning to work different job also receive a students there are in the recruiting jobs off- campus jobs include and how many vacancies pay raise. pool, he said, the more campus," Zimmerman receptionists, library are available. likely employers are to said, "so that we can make clerks, lab and department Students who desire on- consult the office when up the balance there." assistants, file clerks, WAGES FOR off- campus positions must be they have job vacancies. The key reason that typists and custodians. campus jobs are up to the registered for 12 credit This in turn provides the some students are not able Zimmerman said his employer's discretion. hours each quarter and students with better to get a University job, office also hopes to recruit Students working on must be in good academic possibilities of finding a said Zimmerman, is more than 1,000 off-campus campus, Zimmerman said, standing. Sixty hours of job. Birth control counseling services offered By Gail Harris Katherine A. Edwards, "THIS IS clinic minister a self breast make sure the method of Staff Reporter director of nurses, said. procedure," she said. "We examination. contraception is "Services include take a complete medical After the first interview adequate," Edwards said. Women wondering distribution of all kinds of history, blood pressure, with family planning "Weight and blood where to turn for in- contraceptives, physical height and weight, test services, Edwards said, a pressure Ls checked again formation concerning birth exams, lab tests and urine and give counseling woman makes an ap- and if there are no control and health care can treatment of minor in- about different methods of pointment to return for a problems, she's given receive help at the Wood fections and V.D.," she contraception." physical examination. supplies for six months.'' County Family Planning said. She added that an ap- Appointments can be made Kdwards estimated 80-85 Services. Edwards explained that pointment should be made for anytime between 5.30- per cent of the clinic's Nurses and doctors before a woman is for pre-physical counseling 10 p.m. Wednesdays and patients (more than 50 per Many jobs are available off-campus this year for the working in this division of examined by a doctor to by visiting the clinic or 12:30-5 p.m. Thursdays. cent of whom are Fries prospective wage earner. Ros Osier, sophomore, found a the county health depar- determine the best type of calling 352-9285. "The exam includes a University, ■ligh school and job to keep her busy and make some money at the tment, located at 541 W. contraceptive for her, she At this time the woman is pap test, rectal and pelvis junior lugh students I use McDonalds adjacent to campus. (Newsphoto by Dan Wooster St., provide must have an individual told what to expect when exams and checking the birth control pills. The Bomeli) counseling and medical counseling session with a the doctor examines her abdomen, breasts and for remainder use intrautenne services to patients, nurse. and is taught how to ad- vaginal infection," devices, diaphragms and Edwards said. foam, she said. The doctor then decides Although the costs of which method of con- contraceptives and Fact Line provides link between students, info traception is best for the medical services ad- If you're new on campus, and even if you're not, keep Now, more than five vears later. Fact Line has become Many people call Fact line with emotional, physical or patient, taking into con- ministered by the clinic this number in mind-372-2445. Dialing it will give you one of the most credible and successful information sexual problems. Fact Line does not handle this type of sideration the woman's are based on patients, Fact Line, and Fact Line will give you the answers to services of its kind in the country. calls, and the caller is referred to the I ink for help. health history and ability to pay, most almost any auestions you can think of. M. Kathleen I^wton, assistant director of News Ser- Fact line's operators are hired during winter quarter examination results, she patients either pay the Fact line is a University-sponsored service line, vice, said she thinks Fact Line "is a very good idea and a and undergo at least 20 hours of on-the-job training during explained. total bill or most of it, created in 1971, to help bridge the communication gap real benefit for students." Fact Line operates from a spring quarter. They become regular operators the Post-physical counseling Kdwards said. between students and the administration. converted storeroom on the eighth floor of the following fall. is an essential part of clinic it costs between $45-$60 "At that time, campus disturbances were prevalent, Administration Bldg. equipped with little more than two Fact Line has evolved from a rumor control center to procedure, she said. A a year, depending on the and students had no place to turn for information on phones, files and a few reference books. more of a student survival line. nurse informs the patient method." she said. "And University policies, meeting information, and whether or Most questions the service handles are for basic in- not the National Guard was going to come on campus." "STUDENTS sometimes think that Fact Line is con- formation, such as phone numbers, registration how to use the con- that's not much, con- said Neil Olson, then a public relations major here. nected up to a computer, which answers questions" Eocedures, University policies and entertainment info. traceptive device or pill, sidering all the lab work, Olson did a study on the campus communications Lewton said. "Fact line depends on the knowledge of its i purpose is to cut down red tape-save students from cautions her about sym- physicals and counseling." problem for a class. Disturbed by his results, Olson operators, and the resources available to them to answer having to run to six different University offices to get a ptoms to watch for and sets Very few clinic patients approached the University News Service with his study, all questions." question answered. up an appointment for the using contraceptives and Fact Line was bom. _„ In the past, students have complained about always Fact line is handling nior* than 16Q.0OO calls a^ev.im womaa_ta. rejuru in six become pregnant. getting a Busy signal when they dialed Fact Line. There* a yearly budget of less thnn $10,000. The pnOnse are weeks. Kdwards said, adding that IN ITS early days, Fact Line was more of a rumor are only two phones and one operator to answer calls. So always ringing. Although expansion of the service is not their effectiveness depends control number than an information center. The service at peak hours, such as Friday between 4 and 8 p.m., it likely, funds will probably continue to be available as the "AT THAT time we have on the individuals using got off to a slow start, as it had trouble establishing may be difficult to get through. It is suggested that you benefits far outweigh the low cost of operation. her test results and can them. credibility. Students had to be assured of the accuracy call earlier in the day, to find out what's happening in BG and dependability of the information given. on Friday night. ************J* Call NATIONALLY KNOWN SPEED READING * Fact Line COURSE TO BE TAUGHT HERE MONEY Buy the best - Ride a Schwinn BOOK'S BIKE SHOP 372-2445 IN THE BOWLING GREEN AREA FOR YOU! 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Perry The BG head coach attempts and Joe Guyer coordinator) unit allowed appeared at times to be tacked on 25 in six carries. just one first down, 33 Weil, It wasn't really a operating a shuttle system, -wingbacks Steve Kuehl yards rushing and 14 yards practice, but for all intents sending players in and out and Jeff Groin added 19 Cing in the first half, and purposes, it might well of the game continuously. and 13 yards respectively. oo shabby. have been. Bowling Green And the results showed opened its home season that, especially in the The Hurons didnt score with a 53-B cakewalk over offensive backlield, the KUEHL SCORED BG's until six seconds were left Mid-American Confernce Falcons are fairly solid all initial touchdown in what in the third quarter, when (MAC) foe Eastern the way down into the third ended up to be a profitable second-team comerback Michigan. team. first half. The senior Mike Booth was burned on The Hurons offered little For instance: speedster took a 56-yard a long pass play. Booth a resistence to the run-happy -tailback Dave Preston pass from quarterback former quarterback, Falcons, who posted tfieir had just 35 yards in ID Mark Miller to start the probably wished he was second win of the season in carries, but freshman day's fireworks Just two still with the offense during as many games Doug Wiener had 84 on D mmutes into the contest. the rout. He later in- tercepted a pass on the last Miller tossed another play of the game, the third Freshman tailback Doug Wiener (24) from Canton Central Catholic races scoring strike in the BG pickoff of the day. End toward the end zone yesterday for one of his two touchdowns in BG's 53-12 rout opening quarter, a 30-yard Bill Whdden and safety Freshman over Eastern Michigan Wiener topped a long list of Falcon rushers as BG made bullet to tight end Tom Bob Cummins had the its home debut an impressive one. (Newspboto by Mindy Mflligan) Falcon booters win Saleet. Gause added a TD others. and Robin Yocum kicked a Doug Olson scored an unassisted goal midway 41 yard field goal to give Almost all of the 86-nian through the second half to propel Bowling Green's BG a 224 lead after 15 BG squad played as seven soccer team to a 1-0 victory over the University of minutes. individuals caught passes, Wisconsin Friday in the first round of the Tourney. 13 attempted runs and four The victory sent the Falcons into the finals Wiener, who looked threw passes. Second place again ? against the winner of the Marquett-Wisconsin of impressive, tallied twice in Milwaukee victor. the second quarter, with Miller, who played just a By Dick Rees was the "Year of the No Names." The 1974 squad, The Falcons entertain Kent State at 3:30 p.m. Yocum adding a 38-yard little over a quarter and a Associate Sports Editor however, made a name for itself by finishing with a 6-4-1 Friday. boot as the Falcons took a half, connected on seven of record while playing many underclassmen with scarce 3M lead at the half. nine for 142 yards. previous varsity experience. Three of the losses, though, It's getting to be ridiculous, somewhat like a broken were in MAC games. record. Even so, the encouraging season supplied the optimism Bowling Green's football team is being forecasted as a that sprang up around last year's team But the Saleet to miss entire season solid contender for the Mid-American Conference (MAC) giveaway loss to Miami here and a subsequent letdown injury, which kept the senior co-captain out of Bowling title this fall. defeat to Ball State a week later gave BG a 4-2 record ByDickRecs So what else is new? league and a tie for third place. Associate Sports Editor Green's first two games, will force Saleet to miss the entire season. In four of the last five years, the Falcons have been The decision to operate, which was made five days ago, rated as good a shot as any to win the league cham- WELL, AS the Falcons enter yet another season as title The loss won't show up in the Falcon football team' pionship. hopefuls, head coach Don Nehlen, who's directed the half- record, but, just two games into the season, it's alread came two weeks after Saleet went down in a scrimmage, untouched. Strange, isn't it, with all the title predictions, that it's decade of disappointment (in terms in of cham- the squad's most major setback. been 11 long years since the BG gridders wore the MAC pionships), has gone on record saying this year's team Fullback Dan Saleet, the team's most valuable playe. crown. has the most talent of any he's had. and leading rusher last season, will undergo surgery HE HAD taken a pass over the middle, turned and tried to cut. The knee buckled. From there, things went He even went so far to say, during a "Meet the Team" tomorrow to repair torn cartilage in his left knee. The downhill. The injury initially was not deemed serious, ITS GOTTEN to the point where ... well, the sports program two weeks ago, that the Falcons WOULD win but the knee f ailodio respond to treatment. information office, which annually publishes the team's the MAC title this fall, and, get this, "start a dynasty" in Which means Saleet will be red-shirted this seasson and press guide, couldn't even come up with a new slogan this the conference. will complete his eligibility next fall year. And in a preseason letter to individuals on his squad, So we're supposed to "Think orange (again)." Nehlen stated he wouldn't "settle for anything less than a It was a cruel twist of fate for the 223-pound veteran, And just like last season when the cry was "Think MAC championship." who had attracted the attention of pro scouts with his orange," the Falcons are once again being billed as It must be remembered that the BG boss made these super-quick acceleration and balance. championship material. declarations before knowing that fullback Dan Saleet, the But Saleet, who gained 1,114 years last season to rank It's a legitimate proclamation nation's 15th leading rusher last season, would miss the 15th in the nation in rushing, has accepted the reality of But if you look at all the previous BG teams that fell by entire season because of a knee injury. the injury. the wayside in some way, shape or form, you get the While the Falcons are by no means a one-man gang, "I've gotten over the initial shock," he said Thursday. feeling (at least I do) that it's going to happen, somehow, and Nehlen has reiterated that fact, BG will not be as "But I was really down for a few days. again good a team without Saleet. "This summer I worked the hardest I've ever worked to Second and third-place finishes in the MAC are And, the schedule doesn't help matters any. get in shape, because it's my senior year," he added. "I becoming as common around here as Poe Ditch's stench, After powerful non-conference foe San Diego State flys worked extra hard on weights and running. the spring monsoon season and Thursday night partying in this weekend, BG hits the road for games with im- "But I guess someone up there didn't want me to play uptown. proved MAC opponents Western Michigan and Toledo. this year," he said, looking towards the sky. THERE WAS the 1971 team with Paul Miles, et al., that THEN ANOTHER improved league team, Kent State, SALEET IS a design technology major, a program of was billed as the "Super Sophomores." A 4-1 league invades for Homecoming, after which the Falcons travel study that,takes five years to complete. So he would have record proved someone else (Toledo) was superior. to Miami. Yes, we all know the Redskins lost their first had to return to school next fall anyway. In 1972, it was the "Year of the Challenge." But the two games, but don't expect Dick Crum's bunch to lose Falcons didn't respond to it, finishing second once again any more, especially in the conference. "I look at it and figure that I'll be here, and there's no with a 3-1-1 mark. Tough MAC rivals Central Michigan and Ohio ligament damage, so there's some plusses to it (the in- Then the 1973 group, with two years experience and University follow, so there's a lot of potential stumbling jury)," he said. "I talked it over with my parents and togetherness, set out to win the title in a season titled the blocks. Dan Sal»et watches spring gam* everything, and there's nothing you can do. It happened. "Year of the Team" But that bunch, with disastrous So even though the Falcons will undoubtedly enjoy And it could have happened in my back yard. back-to-back losses to Kent State and Miami, finished as another fine season, and despite the fact that I'm hoping "But I had premonitions that I couldn't get through f our three-year washouts. They settled for third place. to be proved wrong, I've got to go with tradition. The Sports Staff... years without getting hurt." Rebuilding followed the next season when the slogan Second place. BILL ESTEP, sports editor...senior from Columbus.will cover football, hockey and track...sports writer for the Bowling Green Daily BG: '59 national football champs Sentinel-Tribune the last three years...interned this summer at the Dayton Journal-Herald...has also By Terry Goodman Did you know that beginning of major college ordinary tutor. undefeated team was at flicts between sports and freelanced for Score Magazine and a weekly Assistant Sports Editor Bowling Green once had a status for Bowling Green. Bowling Green." classes," Junior said. newspaper and worked at the University Sports national championship Running into a high JUNIOR TOLD me, "I Is that the same Many call this "a small football team? Well, it did, school teacher named came close, but didn't play Bowling ? "When I was there, we Information Department SID two years. world' becuase of the way back in 1959. Albert Junior last month it on an undefeated football were on semesters and had DICK REES, associate sports editor...senior familiar people are located It wass just a small took me a few minutes to team in high school. The "Yes," the man snapped more time to work out from Youngstown...will cover football, basketball in far away places. college title, but the realize this wasn't an first time I played on an quickly. "BG was the problems. Semesters were and golf.. .veteran of staff beginning 11th quarter at national small college longer and it didn't put the News...was sports editor last year and during champs my sophomore much pressure on the summer quarter...interned this summer at the season. I played four years individual. Gridders rely on new faces there. Doyt Perry was the Toledo Blade. coach and he made BG TERRY GOODMAN, assistant sports The Falcon football team is a brother, Steve, a three-year starter, play either tailback or fullback and football what is is toady.'' "But now, it has to be editor...junior from Graf ton... will cover football, veteran unit, but, as usual, there are graduated. Although second-team a built in the Don Nottingham mold (5- more demanding with hockey, baseball and women's sports...sports year ago, he didn't letter. Has tough 9,195). He's filled in for injured Dan quarters. I don't exactly some new faces that will contribute They named the Falcon know how the guys do it." writer for the Elyria Chronicle-Telegram the past heavily to the BG effort this fall shoes to fill, but is determined to Saleet quite adequately. football field after Perry. five years and interned there this summer...also In all, there are close to a dozen match brother's success. EDDIE KELLEY (No. 82)-A THERE HAVE been works for the University SID office. individuals, with little previous RUSS WELLS (No. 74)-Huge (65, senior who has toiled for three years "HE BUILT a quite a few things changed GREG SMITH, assistant sports editor...senior tremendous program and experience, who will play important 250) offensive tackle who hasn't without lettering. Has grabbed a it has just kept building," since the "old days," but from Fmdlay...wul cover soccer, basketball, roles this season for the Falcons. lettered in first two years here, but starting defensive end spot Not big Junior said. "Back then, Junior remembers them lacrosse and baseball...sports writer for the Fin- Thumbnail sketches follow: has grabbed starting right tackle 16-1,205), but very quick and has good BG counted on you for four well. In reliving the past dlay Courier and the Bowling Green Sentinel the DKK ABERNATHY (No. 14)- spot. Tabbed most improved player pursuit. years." can Bowling Green again past three years...has worked for the University in Falcon camp this fall. become a national Sophomore who starts at free safety JACK WILLIAMS (No. 75)-Takes champion? STD office since second quarter, freshman year. in youthful secondary. Didn't see BILL EYSSEN (No. 11)-A senior over as starting defensive tackle and Junior was the backup SUE CASER, sports writer...junior from Bar- much action last year, but his play quarterback who has thrown just has size (6-3, 248) and ability to be running back to Bernie "Not being a Mid- berton...covers women's sports... Physical last spring and in fall drills have four passes in his career. But with one of the best in the conference. Casey, who went on to be a American Conference Education major and editor of the P.E. major's indicated that he's one of the club's two-year back-up Mike Booth Hurt midway through last year. Gifessional star, and Don school, that's not major club newsletter, "Footprints". top hitters. switching to defense, Eyssen is now Very quick for his size, appears to be bon. Junior started enough to be considered as BOB CUMMINS (No. 22)-Another a menacing pass rusher. briefly in the 1960 cam- number one," Junior DAVE SMERCINA, sports writer...sophomore BG's top relief pitcher. Owns a paign from Solon..will cover cross country, swimming, sophomore who is BG's starting strong arm, but slow feet have hurt SCOTT GRIFFITH (No. 44)- explained, "but, BG might strong safety. Ran the fastest 440 in him in the past. A popular player Freshman defensive end with lots of move up well into the top tennis and indoor track., was sports editor of Have athletics changed twenty this year. Orange High School newspaper.won Northern fall practice and bench presses 310 whose nickname is' 'Bones.'' enthusiasm and ability. Looks like a in the last 15 years? Ohio School Press Assn. award for outstanding pounds. His size, 6-2, 200, matches STEVE HOLOVACS (No. 37)- future defensive starter, and once he "They sure have, in fact, "I hear they're supposed prep...put together his high school's football press Abemathy's Lettered as a frosh last year as a learns the ropes, he'll be a great one. I don't understand how to be tough again." guide JOE STUDER (No. 55)-Takes reserve running back, but carried Second team right now, but will play athletes at Bowling Green The word gets around, over center position where older only seven times for 26 yeards. Can a lot this season. today can cope with con- doesn't it? Page 18 The BG News, Sunday, September 19,1976 'Bird', A's, Olympics highlight summer By Terry Goodman effort to catch Kansas City in the West. My upset pick,• the boxing team after his stunning fifth-inning knockout she (or lie) declined to take a sex hormone test Asiistan t Sports Editor Texas, was upset 17 of 20 games after the all-star break. of Toledo minor-leaguer Bob Reynolds in an exhibition Golfer Jack Nicklaus won the $100,000 first prize at the Watching the National League races were about as game. It was believed that Robinson and Olympian World Series of Golf in Akron. Nicklaus, who took an exciting as listening to the national anthem, with the Sugar Ray Leonard would have given the US an ex- early five-stroke in the final round, woi just his second Welcome back. In case you spent the summer at the exception to the ones sung by Miss Bloomington (Minn). cellent one-two punch major tournament this year. He told the press crew Sahara Desert, the Artie Circle or wandering amidst the afterwards, "Many of you said or insinuated that I was Himalayas, let me tell you what happened in the world of While visiting six major league parks, I had to be there A trio of American college students, meanwhile, did washed up - that's why this win was so satisfying." sports. when the little doll lost her place in the middle of the song. well for other countries. Marquette guard Butch Lee And finally, if you think school's going to be rough, In baseball. Bird watching became popular for the first She walked off the field, saying "Oh, dam." However, nearly led Puerto Rico to an upset over the U.S. and listen to a couple of unkown baseball players and their time in recent memory. Another name for this fellow is she came back last month for an encore performance and Eastern Michigan's Hasley Crawford and ex-USC problems this summer: Mark Fidrych, a pitcher for the Detroit Tigers, who flaps sang beautifully, using cue cards. speedster Don Quarrie won gold medals in the 100 and his wings and makes funny gestures on the mound. 200-meter dashes, respectively. Crawford, NCAA 100- Joe LaHoud of California, said, "It's easy to stay in the Meanwhile, hurler Randy Jones of San Diego continued THE OLYMPIC spotlight in America, for the second yead dash champion and two-time Mid-American Con- majors for eight years when you hit .300. But when you to roar on the West Coast. Both Fidrych and Jones slowed straight time, went to a foreigner. In 1972, it was Russian ference titlist, won for Trinidad, while Quarrie ran for hit .216 like me, it's really an accomplishment." down, however, after outstanding spring starts. Gymnast Olga Korbut who electrified billions of fans Jamaica. Joe Lis, former Toledo star, back for another try at worldwide. This year, Romania's Nadia Comanechi The first 'it' applied to enter a professional tennis Cleveland, said, "I have to be careful about eating fat- PENNANT RACES are almost non-existent. George "I captured the hearts of many with four gold medals and tournament this summer and was successful. Dr. Renee tening foods. I have to watch my playing weight. But the Wanna Buy A Pennant" Steinbrenner's Bronx one silver. Of course, the fact she was only 14-years-old Richards, a transexual, was accepted for one women's problem is, I don't know what my playing weight is. I Billionaries have runaway from everyone in the helped. tourney, but was turned down at the U.S. Open because never play." American League East, even without lefthander Vida The United Sates boxing and men swimming teams Blue, purchased in Charley Finley's spring clearance were American strong points. sale. That bargain bonanza was rejected by com- It was rumored that Frank "Slugger" Robinson, missioner Bowie Kuhn. manager of the Cleveland Indians, was going to try out for Finley's trade rejects - Blue, Joe Rudi and Rollie Fingers - are leading the Oakland club to a last-ditch Nicklaus: I told you to Charley Finley: Lot's make a deal Mark Fidrych : Made 'Bird' watching famous eeoeoeeeoeee At least women squads Watch for News football predictions Early practice helps BySueCaser although we have a veteran player and has Sports Writer relatively young team, I also coached four years. know we'll have a good "I REALLY dont know WELC0MET0 BOWLING GREEN A shortened summer year." what to expect this ■ means extended con- This year's squad is season," Gavron said. ANDTONIKI'SBOOTERY ditioning time. Football definitely lacking in "The skill level of field I players know it, soccer height, but Peterson is hockey players is in- jj players know it and now so adjusting by developing creasing and Ohio Schools The One ami Only Complete Fashion do the Bowling Green all-around players rather have a reputation for being women's volleyball and than specializing in just very competitive. * Footwear Center for Young Men and Women. Geld hockey players. "I am looking forward to in a tjivimj thing. an improved season and an BG's quarter system, as THE LADYBIRDS open improved level of play. opposed to semesters, their season with three Hopefully we can put it all ji ;>*-. WOMEN MEN causes a few problems for road games, beginning together in a team effort." women's teams competing Oct. 9, at Miami. Gavron will also be I V (iiw llir period liifl early in the fall season. \ nf lu\i\ \ brilliant. First year field hockey working with a relatively i BORT-CARLETON NUNN-BUSH But head coaches Pat coach Gavron also believes young squad and take aim ^** pirfr.-i. permanent!) Peterson and Sue Gavron that shorter preparation at improving last season's ji rr^i-UTrtl ko**|»»iik«' have remedied the time is a hindrance. 2-7-1 record. I diamond. Guaranteed BASS WEYENBERG situation by holding early "I had 15 girls come to a The BG women will practice sessions. I in writing. There \* training-conditioning type travel to Brooklyn, Mich, camp before school mi liner DEXTER BASS this weekend for three I "Some schools, like began," Gavron said. "We games in the Saulk Valley (liiiiiiiniil ring. Miami (Ohio), have been were working two hours a Farm Tournament. ■ SBICCA DEXTER back and working since day, five days a week on Selections for both the ■ August," said volleyball basics like stick work and women's volleyball and CONNIE ACME-DINGO coach Peterson. "Our girls various drills. But we field hockey teams have Keepsake came Sept. 13, and we have definitely need con- not yet been finalized. Any been working six to eight ditioning. RcKistrretl Diamond Rings JACQUELYN woman interested in trying OSAGA hours a day. We don't have Although Gavron is new out for either sport should much time, but the athletes (performance footwear) 1 to Bowling Green, she is no contact Peterson in Room OSAGA are giving their all." newcomer to the game of 110, Women's Gym or KLEVERS JEWELERS field hockey. The New Gavron from 4-6 pm at PETERSON, in her sixth York native is a 10-year Sterling Farm (performance footwear) £ear as head coach, elieves the shorter 125 N. Main preparation time is a BG, Buck games aired disadvantage. But she anticipates a good season Bowling Green and Ohio State football games will be Mon.. Fri. 9:30-8 P.M. with a better win-loss shown on delayed broadcast the next nine Saturdays on record. WBGU-TV, channel 57. Tuea.,Wed..Thura. 9:30-5:30 P.M. 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M.29for M.09 9am -12 pm Friday & Saturday 352-8639 lus deposit Sunday, September 19,1976, The BG News Page 19 SlPOPTfllU MAC caae P,ay°H- BG-Miami TV game also possible Fred Jacoby Top 20 finish could reap bowl bid A-The contract was for a two-year period and was our teams against teams from other areas of the country. Since becoming commissioner of the Mid-American Q-I thought a conference team was required to play a concluded with the 1975 game. The conference has been We've been able to play Florida, Georgia and South certain number of games to qualify for the league football Conference (MAC) in 1971, Fred Jacoby has spearheaded in that bowl game since 1968. The bowl originally started Carolina, which may not have been possible unless we'd the 10-team, four-state loop to national prominence. championship. What happened to this year's schedule? in 1946 and from then to 1988 it involved basically Division had that bowl opportunity. A-With the expansion in 1971 of two teams and in 1973 of In this SportTalk interview, Jacoby discusses a football 11 teams. In '68, the Southern and Mid-American Con- bowl bid, expansion, women's sports and a proposed post- two additional teams, the only assurance we could give to ference commissioners got together and proposed that Q- And how Important is that contract? those four was that in 1981 they would be scheduled in the season conference basketball playoff with News sports major university teams be invited. A-The contract gives you assurance that it's there and editor BUI Estep. conference. However, our athletic directors have tried to you can build it and promote it during the season. If you make adjustments to fit their schedules. We wanted to do Q-So what are the MAC's chances for a bowl bid this don't have the contract, you're on the open market. And that as soon as possible and we were able to in all sports Q-What happened to the conference's contract with the vear? Tangerine Bowl? the NCAA rules do not permit any selections to be made but football. It's even happened quicker in football than A-WeU, there are 11 major bowls involving 22 teams before the third Saturday in November. For 1976, this we had thought. A-The Tangerine Bowl decided this year not to enter and if we could have a team at the end of the season will be Nov. 20 and so you're coming up in November in into any kind of contract, but instead to invite at-large, or As far as games, we set up a phase-in schedule which ranked in the top 20 in the nation, obviously I think we've limbo on whether you'll be invited. And also realistically, says a minimum of five conference games must be wild card, opponents. They assured us that a Mid- got a good opportunity to be invited to a bowl game. But American Conference representative team would be we don't have a good opportunity in at least six or seven scheduled through the year 1977. Then in 1978, a before this can happen, being realistic, we've got to be major bowls. Sure, I'd like to say we've got a chance to minimum of six games and 1979 and 1980 seven games given full consideration. But they would prefer not to ranked in the top 20. Interestingly enough, four of the last go to the Orange Bowl, but we know we don't. So you enter into a formal contract.With the expansion of the and starting in 1981, eight games for there and beyond. five years, the MAC representative team has been ranked eliminate those and you come down to bowls like the Sun And you have to remember schedules are made 10 years stadium from 20,000 to 52,000 seats, I think the Tangerine in the top 20 and has been a higher ranking team than any Bowl, Tangerine Bowl and Peach Bowl. in advance. So that explains why this year's schedule Bowl people felt they took on a great financial obligation opponent. goes from five games by Ball State to nine at Western and wanted to keep their options open. Q-Wfll we see the MAC on national or regional Michigan. Q-Just how Important is a bowl bid to the Mid- television this fall? Q-Then how will this year's conference winner be Q-When did the MAC contract expire and now long has American Conference? the bowl been in existence? determined? A-For us, it's important beacause it gives us a chance to A—Well, the NCAA controls college football on television. A-On a percentage basis. We fully realize there may 1 n other words, under the terms of the contract the NCAA be problems here and someone might say that since you has with ABC Television, the MAC is assured two ap only play five games you've got a better chance to win the pearances during the two-year contract which runs for championship. But that's not necessarily true. You could the 1976 and 1977 seasons. We have not been given an play five games and lose one and end up with a 4-1 record. assurance for a 1976 game but they only announce their Where as if you play seven games and end up at 6-1, games through the month of September. The rest are percentage wise, you'd win. wild card dates. Interestingly enough, the Oct. 23 date is open and has not been selected, so we have suggested to Q-Why did the conference decide to expand to ten Roone Arledge, the president of ABC sports, that he teams? consider the Bowling Green-Miami game that day. But A -As an illustration, I remember a conversation I had we are guaranteed only two appearances, so if that right after I first joined the conference in 1971 with Don game's on, that would be two. However, if Bowling Nehlen of Bowling Green. He told me his season was Green-Syracuse was aired, that would have only been one really over about in mid-October. And after asking him appearance. So if we do not have a game selected this why, he said his last four games that year were with non- year, we have to be guaranteed one in 1977. - continued on page 21 - BG golfers begin, harriers wait BySueCaser Sally Hattig. "But I knew the Deb Romsek, who finished eighth in Sports Writer Bowling Green women golfers have the nation in the 400-meter hurdles at always placed well in tournament the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) For some it's already begun. For play." meet last June and junior Jan others it hasn't even been suggested. After leading the tourney by four Samuelson. The Bowling Green women's golf strokes following the first round, the "I have some super incoming team began its fall season with a lady linksters lost by two strokes to freshman, but I am hoping for some third-place finish out of nine schools Minnesota and Purdue. good walk-ons, too." at the first annual Wisconsin Junior Karen Parshall finished the Williams believes his harriers, in Invitiational Golf Tournament Sept. tournament with a second place their second year of varsity com- 10 and 11. showing and 160 total. Senior Peggy petition, will start out slowly and The women's cross country team Gibbons was fourth with a two^iay finish the season strong. meanwhile, opens its season with a total of 162. Any woman interested in par- home dual meet against Eastern As for the cross country team, head ticipating in either intercollegiate Michigan University Saturday. And coach Dave Williams is optimistic sport should contact Sally Hattig no one lias started conditioning. despite the lack of conditioning time. tomorrow through Wednesday at 3 p.m. on the golf course or Dave "THE GIRLS really looked good in "I HAVE two returning stan- Williams Wednesday in Room 100, Wisconsin," said first year golf coach douts," Williams said. "Sophomore Women's Gym. Falcon golfer Karen Parshall hits out of the sand at last weekend's first annual Wisconsin Invitational tourney. The junior, three-year veteran Trapped finished second with a two-round total of 180. (Newsphoto by Mimlv Milligan) The number of components that make up a good stereo system may vary. But there are 10 com- ponents that make up a good University Book Store stereo store. AT SOUND ASSOCIATES, WE HAVE THEM ALL 1. 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Sunday, September 19,1976 Phils to win World Series Bjr Greg Smith ODDSMAKER Jimmy "The Greek "says streaks are DAVE LEONARD and Al Fitzmorris along with the *!■« Sports Editor followed by streaks, and if that's the case, the Phillies fine bullpen work of Steve Mingori and Mark Littell have have nothing to worry about the Royals in first place along with the solid hitting of BG, Young catching It's that time of year again when baseball fans start But Philadelphia doesn't have to depend on a crystal George Brett and Hal McRae. letting that "baseball fever." ball to win with the potent bats of Greg Luzinski, Mike The Oakland A's, led by Charles O. Finley, are slowly Everyone starts counting the number of games Schmidt, Jay Johnstone and Garry Maddox in the lineup. but surely gaining ground on the Royals in the AL West. Ohio State disease? remaining and looking at the all-important loss column. Maddox and Johnstone have been in the top ten In Finley, who tried to sell star players Joe Rudi and For most of the 1976 major league campaign, there hasn't batting most of the season, hitting in the 330's, while Sch- Rollie Fingers to Boston and Vida Blue to New York, has Mel Brodt doesn't like to brag. been much excitement like a nip-and-tuck, down-to-the- midt and Luzinski lead the Phillies' power attack with 35 no love lost for Commissioner Bowie Kuhn, but certainly The veteran Falcon cross country mentor has coached wire race-until recently, that is. and 20 homers respectively. must be glad he didn't sell his players with the pennant conference, national and Olympic champions. But still The Philadelphia Phillies, playing more like the And when the bats go silent, the Phillies have one of the race just about to begin. notaword , ,_ ,, . . Montreal Expos, lost 13 of 15 contests and 10 games of best pitching staffs in the NL with starters Steve Carlton, No, the former NCAA indoor track and field coacn-of- their once "insurmountable" lead over the Pittsburgh Jim Kaat, Jim Lonborg, Tom Underwood, and Larry And if those players aren't enough, the A's will hold the-year would rather let his athletes do the talking. Pfrates in the National League iNLi Eastern Division Christenson. Tug McGraw, Ron Reed and Gene Garber their annual search for unwanted veterans. Oakland But after placing among the nation's top 10 cross chase. give Philadelphia a steady bullpen. picked up Willie McCovey from the San Diego Padres and country teams 1969-72, his teams havent been making The World Champion Cincinnati Reds also have a Ron Fairly from St. Louis. much noise either. steady bullpen with Rawly East wick, Manny Sarmiento, THE A'S have set an AL record for most stolen bases in Pedro Borbon and Will McEnaney. With Manager a season with nearly 300 steals. Bill North, the AL leading SINCE THAT Dave Wottte-Sid Sink all-American era, Sparky "Captain Hook" Anderson, the Reds' bullpen gets base stealer, leads the barrage with Campy Campeneris the Falcons haven't had to worry about the nationals. plenty of work all season calling for a reliever at the first and Don Baylor. They've had enough trouble in the Mid-Amierican Con- sign of trouble. Speaking of steals, the Yankees should be serving a 10 ference (MAC). to 20 year sentence in San Quention for the' grand theft'bf Fourth in the 1973 loop chase. Fourth in 1974. Fourth in THE REDS also have the most potent offensive attack Ed Figueroa. Ken Holtzman, and Dock Ellis. Last year 1975. Sound like a broken record? It is. in the NL with the likes of Joe Morgan, Pete Rose, George the Yankees won the million-dollar bid for .Inn "Catfish" But wait, there may be relief on the way. Brodt claims Foster and Ken Griffey among others. Hunter. Money can't buy you love, but how about a trip to he once again has another "fine" group of runners. Morgan and Foster have done everything for Cincinnati ■ the World Series? Sound familiar? except advertise for Hudepohl Beer. Both have driven • •• "This could be our best group we've had since Wottle home more than 100 runs, hit 25 home runs and batted Philadelphia has beaten the Reds seven times in their andSink ran." - Mel Brodt, September, 1975. over .300 this season. 12 meetings this year. In a recent four-game series at The Reds' timely hitting and starting pitching will be Cincinnati, which drew nearly 200,000 fans, the two teams THREE MONTHS six dual meets and three big meets the keys for Cincinnati's quest for a repeat performance. played perhaps four of the most exciting games all including the league chase (at Eastern Michigan) later, One of the major problems for Pittsburgh this season season. The playoff picture shouldn't change one bit, but the Falcons finished with a 5-1 dual meet record and their has been their bullpen. Once-dependable Dave Giusti and pick the Phillies in five games because of their stronger third straight fourth place finish Ramon Hernandez are feeling the effects of old age and pitching corps. Not bad? Not good. have not been effective. The Pirates' starting rotation is The Yankees have a strong starting rotation and To say the Falcons are living on complacency and also weaker than the Phillies and good pitching will beat Thurmon Munson behind the plate. Chris Chambliss and Brodt on his past laurels may be an exageration. Then good hitting everytime. Graig Nettles man the infield corners, while Mickey again, it may be true. Speaking of pitching, the Kansas City Royals have felt Rivers anchors the Yankees' outfield. Pick the Yankees Don't ask the runners. Don't ask the other conference the effects of absent hurlers Paul Splittorff and Steve over the surging A's. teams. Don't ask the press. Ask Athletic Director Dick Busby this year. It got so bad, the Royals acquired Andy The 1976 World Series will feature great pitching. Both Young. Hassler from the California Angels. Hassler nearly set teams have strong starting rotations and power attacks, an American League (AL) record with 17 consecutive but pick the Phillies to win it all. ALSO ASK Dr. Young about wrestling coach Bruce losses. Bollard and two straight 10th place MAC wrestling finishes. Brodt's record Impressive, but not everything But then the 23-year coaching veteran had a string of 20 consecutive non-losing seasons and won the MAC in 1966. Right Dr. Young? Congratulations Ron Mason on your Central Collegiate BG coach wins with people Hockey Assn. regular-season championship last season. Congratulations Don Nehlen on beating Syracuse and ByDaveSmercina United States Cross running career at Miami the associations and seven winning seasons in eight years here. Sports Writer Country Coaches Assn. and University. friendships you make Congratulations Woody Hayes on owning Ohio State former president of the US Both his cross country throughout the country." University. His record is impressive. Track Coaches Assn. and track teams won two said Brodt. "The athletes Congratulations Pat Haley for leaving the Falcon -head coach of the US state championships. Then who are able to compete in basketball program last winter. Mel Brodt has coached team in the indoor track the opportunity opened up the bigger meets, not only Dr. Richard A. Young, Bowling Green State University cross country and track meet with the USSR last at BG, and a legend was the dual meets, gave me athletic director, is a 1954 Ohio State University and field for 27 years. He February. soon to follow. the opportunity to get to graduate. Is the Wayne Woodrow Hayes disease con- enters his 17th year leading But his philosophy is His cross country teams know other coaches." tagious? Bowling Green in both people, not winning. have compiled a 100-34 And Brodt's main con- Let's hope not. Let's not let a couple of coaches, teams sports. And it has obviously record in 16 years, and his cern is his athletes. or sports own the athletic department. But there is more, much taken him a long way-all track squads are 76-40. "I always strive to better Amea more: the way to the top. The teams have both won what you have for the I fiufll Brodt ttuditt clipboard.. "'--I'lJHUMlllg 811-'' Mid-Amencan Conference athletes--in work Am«rtnu/';i.£SICAA'*; _7»RODT BEOAW- chalitjMBHps. "ThWIW'^'CBnWBWIC "^IRveT champibns and an Olympic coaching at Cleveland teams have seven major ditions, housing con- gold medalist John Adams High School in championships to their ditions," he said. -vice president of the 1951 after a successful credit, while the cross And if coaching on the country team has ten. home front isn't enough, And Brodt has coached there was always coaching some great athletes like in Lenningrad last Sid Sink, a nine-time all- February. There he led the American in cross country US' indoor squad in a meet and track from 1968-72, and against the Soviet Union. Dave Wottle, seven time all-American and gold medalist at Munich. HE CALLED it "an And he's done more than ineresting experience just coach at BG. being involved with dif- "I've held offices on the ferent personnel. national scene. It was a it was my first ex- very enriching experience. perience with women in The highlight of my ad- track and field. All of my ministrative career had to career was with males. I be when I was called to guess that it will stay that Washington DC. to testify way. for the track coaches "But it was unfortunate association." Brodt said. that they had to keep score. But United States people BUT THROUGH all of are so interested in win- his success, Brodt claims ning. I would have the opportunity to meet preferred to take a team and work with so many, over there and just com- different people has pete." highlighted his career. The career will be "The enriching part, coming to a close. Brodt which are the highlights, is thinks that there won't be more than five more years. He hints that 30 years might be the magic number...but then he was saying that he'd call it quits after 25 years of Gary Desjardins: a Brodt pupil ALPINE VILLAGE RESTAURANT coaching. AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE WELCOME BACK OUR FIRST MEETING IS WED. SEPT. 22 Specializing in 203 HAYES 8 p.m. German, American OUR FIRST DANCE IS SATURDAY, OCTOBER TWO 8:30p.m.12:30 and Italian Foods CARDINAL ROOM UNIVERSITY UNION 50 CENT DONATION THE BOWLiNG GREEN GAY UNION 117 N. MAIN ST. BOX 9, UNIVERSITY HALL 353-0512 PLEASE JOIN US OPEN TO ALL OUR RIGHTS ARE YOUR RIGHTS ————— Sunday, September 19,1978, The BG News Page 21 Cochrane's booters prepared for 1976 season fc By Greg Smith Bowling Green played "We need to get into Ten schools (Michigan all-Ohio selection as well Tom Doriety and Bob Assistant Sports Editor their first pre-season better condition but I'm not State, who was 10-2 last as Ohio's best defensive Alarcon. Doriety and tournament in its 13-year discouraged," Cochrane year and national cham- player. Jost was named Alarcon each had one Entering his 25th year as history in Milwaukee this said. "We played fairly pion in 1968, Wisconsin, BG's most valuable player shutout last fall and a soccer coach and seeking weekend. The tourney was well the first hour but we and Ohio State i. But that's last fall combined for one. his 100th victory, Mickey sponsored by the Miller's were very, very ineffective the way we like it because "We don't have an Bill Crews, a sophomore Cochrane welcomes back Brewery Company and the last period. I guess, if you're going to make the outstanding player, but we from Bay Village, O., is the 15 lettermen from last also included Wisconsin- you tend to look more at NCAA's you gotta play have a lot of good players," Falcons' third goalie. year's 6-3-2 squad, in- Madison, Marquette, and the bad things instead of tough schools." Cochrane said. "A team "Tom is a small guy but cluding eight starters. Wisconsin-Milwaukee. the good but we're doing Wooster and Ohio needs depth so it can he has a lot of enthusiasm The Falcons tuned up for okay. Wesleyan, two Division IB substitute throughout the and determination," their initial game of the THE OBERLIN "We've got a tough powerhouses, are also on game." Cochrane said. "He's a season with a 1-0 scrimmage lasted three 30- schedule this year," the Falcons' 12-game slate. But a few names that hustler and hardly ever whitewash of Oberlin in a minute periods instead of Cochrane said. "We're the Despite the graduation of were expected to be gives up, while Bob is a scrimmage last Tuesday. the usual two 45-minute only Ohio school to play Steve Cabalka and Glenn returning are missing as little bigger and Bill is the Kevin Bove scored the halves, but the Falcon perennial powers Jost. the strong points for well. biggest of the three. Crews game's only goal on an mentor had mixed Cleveland State and Akron the Falcons this year will has a little trouble with the assist from striker Marty emotions about his club's University in the same be balance and depth. LEADING SCORER Ken low balls because of his Rolnick. initial tuneup. year plus we play three Big Cabalka was a first-team Hendershott (7-1-8), only a height. Alarcon is perhaps junior, decided to pass up the best combination of the this season for personal the three as far as height SporTalk • continued from page 19 reasons, while co-captain and goaltending ability." Craig Tesler hasn't Jim Kittelberger, conference opponents. That's the problem we had with to come under the umbrella of the NCAA, which is what practiced yet bacause of Steve's brother, and co- only six teams in the conference—you were playing five they would do if they competed in the MAC mononucleosis. captain Dan Otten will conference games and five or six non-conference games. Allen Luisi, Steve Kit- man the left and right links And the teams with which we were playing, we were tr-What's the biggest problem the women face now? telberger. Andy Clayton, respectively with Chip going all the way from the West Coast to the East Coast A-It's with their state competition, which is the first Bob Pike and Doug Olson Gesler in the middle. and South. Our expenses were skyrocketing and then level of competition in the AIAW structure. They're will be Cochrane's main Freshmen Richard when those teams returned games, there wouldn t be that either going to have to divide into divisions or move away strikers. Tillman and Tom Ber- natural rivalry. With the expansion, we reduced the from that concept. It's obvious: if you take the state of trams will also see a lot of lengths of our trips and saved money. Ohio, in my judgment, there's no way a Cedarville OLSON TIED a school action College, with 800 students, can compete with an Ohio record set by Jim Brewer Q-Are you planning more expansion? State, with 50,000 students, or a Bowling Green, with and Tom Asimou in 1968 MIKE O'ROURKE, A-I think there's a limit on expansion, and I feel 10 16.000 students. scoring four goals against Richard Mink, and Carl institutions is the maximum we should have to remain a And the AIAW has a no-transfer rule. In other words, a Towson State in last year's Bertrams, Tom's brother, playing conference. If you go to more than 10 teams, in woman could play at Bowling Green this year and play at 4-1 victory. Olson's scoring will be the backmen, with effect, you have to split off into divisions and you'd have Toledo next year with no penalty. She would not have to outburst also tied a mark Don Ray or Mink serving two small conferences. And if rivals like Western sit out a year, like the men who transfer. For example, if sharred by seven players as the sweeper, the .**. Michigan and Bowling Green are in seperate divisions, I had a son and daughter who graduate from high school for most points in a game. defenseman closest to the the chances of them meeting during the season, in and both enroll at BG, the men need to comply with the But to win soccer games goalie. Bove and Roy Falcon striker Marty Rolnick heads the ball in a anything but a play off game, would be slim. 2.00 grade rule to practice or play the first year, or a C a team needs good Tesler, Craig's brother, average out of high school. But my daughter could have a recent scrimmage with Oberlin College. The goaltending and BG boasts will split the "top of the junior from West Islip, N.Y. is one of 15 let- Q-How do you feel about the recent surge in women's 1.25 and do both. Then if both want to transfer to Ohio a pair of Ohio's finest in diamond" spot. athletics and a MAC conference for women? State the next year, my son again couldn't play under the termen returning this fall. A-First of all, I'm glad for the great emergence of one-year transfer rule, while the daughter could again women's sports. As you look 10 to 15 years in the future, compete. So we have major differences in campus rules when the women are out and have families, we'll have a and regulations, so I think we must come to a common greater support for intercollegiate athletics than we've ground. I can evision the possibility of MAC cham- MAC tabs Preston for Syracuse effort ever had before. But it's presenting problems for now, pionships for women on a limited basis if they desire that. especially in the area of finances. We really don't have, But there's no desire on our part to push it. Falcon tailback Dave Preston last week was another in a long line of impressive opening day right now, more finances, but we're supposed to sponsor named Mid-Ainerican Conference (MAC) offensive victories, but kicker Robin Yocuin also had quite an an entirely new program. Q-Where does the proposed conference basketball player of the week for his performance in Bowling afternoon in Syracuse's fabled Archbold Stadium. playoff stand now? Green's 22-7 opening game win over Syracuse. Yocuin, a junior who kicked off regularly for As far as the effects on the MAC, we held a meeting last A-The league coaches turned down Toledo as the site of The senior veteran from Defiance ran for 127 the Falcons for a season and a half, booted field March where we had 10 women athletic administrators, the playoff last May at the (conference) spring cham- yards in 30 carries, scored a touchdown on a five- goals of 33, 31 and 47 yards, the latter failing by a and we asked them if there was interest for a MAC pionships and came up with another proposal calling for yard run and threw a 16-yard scoring pass to yard to tie the Falcon record. sponsored championship. There were only about three the top seven teams in the standings to play at the site of wingback Steve Kuehl. BG, which went into the game as underdogs, schools that were in favor of it. The rest were undecided conference champion. The conference winner would The touchdown run made Preston BG's career dominated its opponent most of the day. The or opposed to it. I think the reason is that the women have have two advantages-the home court and a first-game scoring leader, as he surpassed kicker Don Taylor's Falcons piled up 289 yards rushing and added 65 a national organ, theAIAW (Assn. of Intercollegiate bye. The proposal will now go to the MAC directors of record 199 points. Preston now has scored 204 through the air. Athletics for Women), and they have a set of rules and athletics at their meeting Oct. 6 in Bowling Green. Then, career points, and is closing in on the MAC career Ahead by a 16-0 count at half time, BG entered the regulations and the women want to develop their own if approved, it will go on to the league council of mark of 248 held by Joe Schwartz of Toledo. fourth quarter with a 22-0 lead before the program within the structure of the AIAW. I feel if you presidents in January. If once again approved, the Orangemen scored against BG's second-team asked the women closely they would say they do not want playoff will start in the 1977-78 season. PRESTON'S EFFORTS led the Falcons to defense. Street Index A i •DA AVI C* lAMM'UBtVD »J 40AMS si I S IAMMIT I « AHllNCIr^N ( 4 HA •<> A* SI I S IHMANAV1 US HITMAN I I I tl IO AVf C I ■■«'.' I I •AIDVS1NAV1 H4 i«Rr\vi r i KXXtM M4 twist t*s IINCl >. 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F S tAAAARACLANI D-3 HASAWNRlt M lANcawooo M HASUNSST |-2 THBOSI H>$ MCH5T H-S THURMONAVf. CJ MRlCRtSTDR IS TROUf AVt H-4 nourto* M TURAMAVt D-2 HQMK AVt HI O... UNTVIRJjrrlANl M-4 JPfOSONDt. 1-2 JOMNCT G-S V... lUNTtRDR H VAUCT H4> K... VAUlYSfllWDR IS ma 11 VAN CAM* RD M (MWOOOAVt G* VHAQOt 1-2 1CTMR II VMST <4 UOmrOTHN M-S A AVt Ml R1OTZR0 H* ftNOUWOOODR IS IRAMIRUSNI OS Page 22 The BG News, Sunday, September 19, 1976 Center approaches completion "It's not just for alumni. It's for alumni, students and what University alumni were doing, and discovered "the faculty to come together. It's not a place to hold bigger University has turned out a number of extremely talented and better alumni parties. We're kind of proud of it." people in all fields. It shocked us," he said. Those are the words of James W. Lessig, director of the Alumni Center, describing the new Alumni Center on LESSIG said four new programs have begun because of Mercer Road across from Harshman and Kreischer this alumni study. They involve: quads. -bringing alumni to the University to teach classes on $ day-to-day-basis; ,-\ The center, where the finishing touches are being added, will be the site of a "sounding" sculpture by Harry -getting alumni to work with the faculty and to explain Bertoia. The sculpture, valued at 110.000 and purchased what is currently needed in the job market; .,, through two alumni donations, consists of rods which -identifying "thousands"of alumni who would offer produce a "beautiful sound" when the wind blows and career guidance and keep a file on them; and they touch each other, Lessig said. -developing the Alumni College to begin next summer. The Alumni College is a week-long "inexpensive IT WILL be set in place in front of the Alumni Center on academic vacation" with activities for parents and theu>' September 27 and dedicated with the building on October children. 16. Bertoia will attend the dedication, Lessig added. The first floor of the center will house a lounge, library, kitchen and an open exhibition room. The lounge will be used for meetings of alumni and University groups or lectures and can be partitioned into several rooms, Lessig said. The library will contain books written by University alumni and University publications. The open exhibition room will display exhibitions about or by alumni. ' Through displays we're going to be able to brag a little bit about Bowling Green," he said. The second floor houses offices, an open secretarial area and the Board Room. The Board Room will be used The secretarial area of the new Alumni Center is built in a modular design. The by the Alumni Board of Trustees and for meetings of Modular sections can be rearranged to suit the needs of the building's staff. other groups, lessig said. THE MAIN feature of the second floor is the open secretarial area in the center. This area is divided into smaller sections for each secretary and each area can be New music center construction set arranged into different shapes, he explained. If things go as planned, and will open for the 1979- struction, the University laboratories and special 1-essig said art by alumni will be exhibited throughout construction will begin 80 academic year, is prepared to ask the classrooms, three the building. He described the exhibit as one of the best in next March on the new Boutelle said. legislature for additional rehearsal rooms, a the country. Musical Arts Bldg, to be Funding for the funds, he said. performance hall, a located on Sterling Farm, building was ap- recital hall, a library and The Center cost about $1 million to build. To date, east of the Health Center, propriated by the Ohio "EVERYBODY FEELS 68 offices and studios. A $900,000 has been pledged, Lessig said, and added that he according to Clifton P. legislature in 1975 and like this (the music courtyard in the center of hopes to raise the additional money through a fourth Boutelle, director of released by the State building) is something we the building will be used telefund in Detroit and a direct mailing to alumni this for occassional outdoor fall. University News Service. Controlling Board. Bids have needed for a long The telefund helped raise $400,000 in Cleveland, The building, designed will be solicited in early time," Jon R. Piersol, concerts. Columbus and Toledo. A telefund is a mass telephoning by Richards, Bauer and 1977. assistant director of the "It's a very complex of University alumni in a certain city, I«ssig explained. Morehead of Toledo, will If building costs in- College of Musical Arts building because of the The remainder of the money was raised though personal cost about $7.25 million crease during con- said. "We've simply variety of needs and contacts with alumni. outgrown our present types of teaching," facilities." Piersolsaid. The groundbreaking for the center was on June 7,1975, James W. Lessig. director of alumni affairs, In 1955, 68 students after the Alumni Board of Trustees approved the project discusses the construction and function of the were enrolled in the THE ELECTRONIC about three years ago. center, which was funded by alumni donations. Baker's Motel College of Musical Arts, music lab will include Two years ago, I«ssig said he began an inquiry into which had 17 faculty recording studios for members. Today, there students to record their <©> are more than 550 work. students and more than An instrument repair 50 faculty members. center will also be in- Health center upgrades image Located on US 25 Piersol said he credits cluded to teach students "Universities have two of the situation in the past of a student ombudsman equipped health colter." the growth to the quality to repair musical in- areas looked on skep- was word just wasn't and two student public The center offers of the music faculty, and struments and help save ticallv-food service and getting around." relations workers. students all the services •£- music students make this money previously spent health care," says John M. This quarter, the health a hospital except surgeryHI af Rt. 6 Bypass the first priority inX (or commercial repair. Ketzer,. administrator of ..ALTHOUGH- some center staff willl try to The ambulance service selecting a school. the University Health financial difficulties have incorporate more student also. willI lte,,.cpntimipd, The " three-story Center. resulted in the elimination recommendations into the allFxiugh there was talk of. 'Ilic recital hall and To help alleviate some of of three staff positions, operation there. eliminating it to save building will house about performance hall will the skepticism, the health Ketzer said none of the money last year. Phone 353-7114 90 practice rooms, 11 seat 30 and 850, respec- center will work to involve center's services have This year, a psychologist classrooms, six tively. more students and student been cut and the number of was hired to assist Also discussed was a input in its daily student jobs will remain physicians with problems San to begin a $1 charge,, operations, according to the same. that may be more than r students who came to Ketzer. physical. The center is the center for treatment,. To interest more staffed by five doctors, U but "we were able work A booth was set up students, special full-time registered nurses through economies to bring during summer pre- programs, some involving and K) temporary nurses. the budget into line without registration to familiarize the Personal Development that one dollar fee," Ketzer students with the center. and life Planning Center .."WE HAVE everything said. "I think it's going to be a and resident advisers, are needed to provide good good step toward good- being planned. healthcare,' Ketzer said. The health center's. will," Ketzer said. 'Part Also planned is the hiring "It's a pretty well number is 372-2271. Budget cuts stop production !M The Monitor, an in-house paper was an unnecessary' the right thing, It was which snowed a favorable publication for faculty and expense, Boutelle said, vulnerable." response from the faculty j staff, was "a victim of adding that "no one really toward The Monitor, budget cuts" at the wanted to see The Monitor "I'm not sure I was 100 Boutelle said. University, according to go" per cent satisfied with the Clifton P. Boutelle, Boutelle said he thinks publication.'' Hof said. Its purpose was to director of University any future continuation of provide a lot of internal, Newsservice. The Monitor depends on He said if it were issued information to faculty and the availability- of funds more frequently and had staff that they might not. A monthly paper of news and the existence of a need more recent news it would read about in other- and features involving for such a publication. have been a far better newspapers," he ex,v faculty and staff, was "a publication, but added, "I plained. victim of budget cuts" at .."WE WOULD not want thought it had improved." the University, according to publish The Monitor if it When the publication to Clifton P. Boutelle, were not serving the "I'd love to do it," Hof was cut, the position of | director of University University," he said. said, when asked if The Eart-time editor, occupied Newsservice. James E. Hof, vice Monitor would be con- y Marilyn Braatz, also A monthly paper of news president for public ser- tinued. "I hope that it is was eliminated. and features involving vices, said he has received continued some time in the Boutelle said it cost faculty and staff. The mixed reactions about the future." between $8,000 and $9,000 Monitor stoppedpubl ishine elimination of the paper. A survey was taken by to publish, distribute and in the spring. The Budget According to Hof, "That's News Service during the print The Monitor's 10. Committee decided the an indication that we cut first year of publication issues a year. I YOUR CoMplm ONE STOP tt\e ctottjes frfee PRJNTFR! WELCOMES BACK STUDENTS! WE CARRY SWEATERS, JEANS, JEWELRY AND NOVELTY TOPS. 111 Soutb Main Street Bowling G reen, Ohio (41!) 352-5742 n-. Located in Stadium View Shopping Center. J«H R.c. ■ Owner •OHMI r .-. „9 .t Q1, i Ask About Our 10-6 weekdays (Merchandise Discount Club, open 'til 9 Mon. and FriJ Co#»« •Go,*»..*4 M Co'"*' «^ • W. AIM *..,»„, Sunday, September 19,1976, The BG News Page 23 |—Local stations hustle to attract students ByJaneMusmve plained. The station's Richard Barry will host said that they are seeking A«t Copy Editor request line, 372-2418, "The Magazine Show." to attract a diverse largely determines the "We will be interviewing audience. . Special There you are. Alone in music that is played, said special guests. Hopefully programs such as senior ■our room. It's just you Still these interviews will citizen shows, rural and the books. The silence generate questions and reports and minority is deafening. What you "WE HAVE a hard time comments which will give programs to involve many need is a little background competing with the large the talk show some different factions of the noise. Or maybe you've commercial stations direction," Still said. community will be aired. decided to junk the books coming out of Toledo and Sundays at 11 p.m. is entirely and find some Detroit. We feel that if we tentatively scheduled for "WE ARENT the kind of other way to amuse really utilize the request the airing of old National station that people keep yourself. line, we can attract a Lampoon shows. their dial set on, so what After ruling out larger audience. We have Because the station is we are striving t; do is numerous alternatives you instructed our jocks to operating on a very low have enough variety that decide to liven the tomb- honor all the requests that budget, there are no paid everyone's needs will be like atmosphere of your they can regardless of positions on the WFAL met at least sometime room by: a) listening to whether or not they like the staff and the station needs during the day," Kennedy the radio, or b) watching song," said Sill. student volunteers, Still said. television The station, which said. Jobs are available in WBGU-FM is holding a Campus radio affords broadcasts from 7 a.m.-2 all capacities with no meeting this Thursday at 7 you two possibilities. a.m. daily, has news experience required. Still p.m. in room 411 South Hall WFAL-AM(680) and headlines throughout the said he urges any in- for anyone interested in WBGU-FM(M.l) are both day with major newscasts terested students to apply volunteering. owned and operated at 11-.50 a.m. and 4:50 p.m. at the office located in 413 Tomorrow Bowling through the University. At 11 p.m. on Monday South Hall. Green's only commercial through Thursday "The FM station, WAWR(93.5) WFAL or "Windfall- Eleventh Hour", a show STARTING Oct. 1, will come on the air under radio's policy is to play the spotlighting new and old WBGU-FM will resume the new call letters WKIQ. music their audience albums will be broadcast broadcasting. According On August 16 the station wants to hear, Patrick On Wednesdays at 9 p.m. a to operations director assumed new Still, the station's program talk show will be aired. Donald Hinman the station management. The and music director ex- Preceding the talk show. will try to stay on the air 24 changed call letters reflect hours a day. an image this management "We have a new staff is trying to create, ac- and most of our plans at cording to Glen Cerney, this stage are pretty station manager and part tentative,' Hinman said. owner of the station. WKIQ is on the air fromG "Sound Stage," which The station will carry all terest the most viewers," Classical music will "We want to serve the a.m.-l p.m. Monday highlights popular of Ohio State football Gargasz said. dominate most of the needs of the residents of through Saturday and 7 recording artists. games on Saturdays at The news, broadcast at 7 daytime broadcasting with Bowling Green. We are a.m-10p.m. on Sundays. Tuesday nights are set 10:30 p.m. Bowling p.m. Monday through folk music scheduled for basically a middle-of-the- WBGU-TV( Channel 57) aside for documentaries Green's home football Friday is produced by late afternoon. Plans are road station broadcasting is Bowling Green's only and movies. "Live From games will also be University students. The being made to broadcast mellow contemporary television station. It is Lincoln Center," and other broadcast in this time slot. station employs 45-60 concerts during the early music," Cerney said. affiliated with the Public programs spotlighting the "When a conflict comes students each quarter, evening. WKIQ will have five Broadcasting Ser- performing arts will be up-Bowling Green and Gargasz said. The station "Most of these concerts minute news spots vice! PBS). Though it is an telecast on Wednesday Ohio State play on the does not require previous will be taped featuring throughout the day 'with education channel, evenings. Thursdays wiU same day-we will experience and ap- classical music as played major newscasts at noon program manager Ronald be devoted to theater with broadcast the game that plications are available at by the New York and5:30p.m. At 11:30a.m. Gargasz said he prefers to "Hollywood Television seems to us to be more the station's office located Philharmonic Orchestra, each morning they will think of the station as an Theater," to be aired at 9 important and would in- on Troupe Street. for example. However, we broadcast "Com- alternative media. p.m. are working with the music munication," a sho"-- which "We broadcast Public affairs programs department to try and set will feature speakers from programs not found on will be shown Friday FOOT'S EXPERT DRY CLEANING G COIN LAUNDRY up a system whereby we the community in com- commercial stations," nights. Public affairs can broadcast some live bination with a telephone Gargasz said. broadcasting will continue conerts from the recital talk show. throughout Saturday and hall," Hinman said. THE STATION comes on Sunday along with a FAST, OUTSTANDING, UNIQUE, Contemporary jazz is EVERY morning at 7:25 the air at 7:30 each mor- variety of specials and TRUSTWORTHY SERVICE scheduled to be played and 8:25 the station will ning with "Sesame Street" repeats of programs aired from 9 p.m.-midnight and broadcast "Breakfast starting at 7:45. From 8:45 earlier in the week. rock music from midnight- Serial." These programs, a.m.-3 p.m. the station airs Though the station relies 6 a in and the station will syndicated out of St Ixmis, educational programs primarily on PBS for their carry all University home are old radio shows that which area school teachers programs, WBGU-TV does football games. have been broken down use to augment their class produce some of their own David Kennedy, the into five minute segments lessons. shows. station's program director, with the stories carried At 3:30 p.m. WBGU-TV over from one day to the starts their public service next. broadcasting which con- Sunday evenings will sists mainly of BOWLING GREEN'S COMPLETE feature rock and roll hits documentaries and special Rec center bonds issued from the'50s and'60s. interest programs the The recreation center dball courts, three squash siderable advantage over All University football station receives from PBS. moved a step closer to courts, four "playing what we have now.' games will be carried live. Monday night's telecasts HEALTH FOOD STORE construction on Thursday, modules"-areas the size of "The building is Cerney said plans are will be primarily music Sept. 9, when the basketball courts, areas designed to meet the being made for live specials with shows such University Board of for wrestling and other outstanding needs for broadcasts of all as ""In Performance at grams - teas - yogurt - breads - Trustees issued the sale of combat sports, a putting, recreation (on this cam- University hockey and Wolf Trap,'' a music center S6.6 million of general driving and archery range, pus i," Eakin added. basketball games. in Washington D.C. and food supplements - books receipt bonds as partial exercise rooms, saunas, funding for the building. first aid rooms, locker "We are aiming for a rooms and offices. first construction date of One pool will be 50 TOURING BICYCLE SHOP Jan. 3, 1977," Dr. Richard meters long and the other R. Eakin, vice-provost for slightly smaller. They will MONTY'S BEAUTY SALON student affairs, said, be used for recreational book packs - lights - cables - locks - service "Things are looking very and classroom swimming. THE MOST FASHIONABLE IN HAIRSTYLING promising that we will do At least one pool will 5 Miles From Campus always be open for FOR BOTH MEN AND WOMEN The soliciting period for recreational swimming, bids on construction of the Eakin said. $9.8 million building is Eakin called the building OPEN M0N THRU SAT -7 a.m.-6 p.m. scheduled to begin in late "exciting" for its design October and the project and opportunities for 352-2611 131 H. booster SHOPS, INC awarded in late November, student use. "It's a con- 115 W. Merry St. according to Clifton P. " ' H nruvuvuwinjvuxnruvuwnJiM Boutelle, director of N. Main Si. University Newsservice. Bowling Green Motor Sales THE CENTER will open in fall, 1978, if everything home of: Quality Cars—Quality Service goes as planned. Roiltood ' On July 8. University Lincoln—Mercury—Capri—American Motors . President Hollis A. Moore, N.Dixie Highway H.im Jr. asked the Ohio Board of Phone 353-7691 9:30-5:30 Mon-Fri plant Regents for $3.2 million in Owner General Mgr. Senior Mgr. capital improvement funds Sat 9:30-5:00 I to pay for the aquatic Sib Fosfer Herman Oak Glen Coale portion of the center, CAMPUS . Boutelle said *****************************************************»W»*W»»**»i»M*WM»M¥W*« Because the swimming area will be used primarily I i for instructional purposes, Moore is optimistic that the University will get the ' money from the state, WELCOME TO BG WELCOME BACK . Boutelle said. The trustees approved a ■ $16 facility fee hike to be home of , paid by students when the A' STUDENTS!! center opens. This money ' will pay for the $6.6 million i loan. PAGLIAI'S Stop in at The move by Moore will save $10.7 million in in- terest payments for the , entire project, Boutelle PIZZA SUNSPEED SERVICE SUNOCO said. ' "That realizes a saving . for the students," he said. At Main St. and Poe Rd. IF THE request of $32 7 reasons why you'll like Pagliai's: million is refused, more bonds will be issued. for your next gasoline fill up. - "This was pretty much a . student-initiated project GOOD PIZZA SALAD BAR from the beginning," Boutelle said. SPAGHETTI FREE REFILLS ON DRINKS Students worked for SUBS FREE DELIVERY approval of the recreation 'We're The Home Of center by initiating a study OPEN: 4 p.m.-2 a.m. Mon-Sat. of other universities, facilities, circulating 4p.m.- 12p.m. Sun. petitions and working with The Inflatable Toys" administrators. Phone 352-7571 1004 S. Main , The center will have two swimming pools, 12 han- Page 34 The BG News, Sunday, September 19,1976 Wood County Hospital: 'here to help' In addition to visiting the utilise the health center serves as a "backup for treatments such as "We wouldn't hesitate to University Health Center whenever possible. your clinic," and provides whirlpools, heat packs and send patients who need at the edge of scenic Oak services the Health Center massages are ad- those services to other Grove Cementery, Wood "ITS NOT cheap here" does not Some of these ministered. hospitals," he said. County Hospital, 950 W. he said. "A trip to the include a blood bank and The hospital provides "We're a general surgery Wooster St., also offers emergency room costs a physical therapy depart- eight beds in the intensive- hospital." students a variety of minimum of $2M 15 for the ment coronary care unit, 17 in medical services and doctor and $8 for the Blood is given to patients obstetrics, 20 in pediatrics He went on to explain facilities. emergency room. We're free of charge, Miesle said, and 100 for medical and that if all hospitals offered "Our emergency room is not soliciting for patients." adding that this is possible surgical patients. every type of medical one of the main concerns of through the Red Cross Although the hospital's service, costs would be students," Michael A. Students who are not bloodmobile program in name implies that it is run "sky high-even worse than Miesle, assistant ad- Wood County residents northwest Ohio. by Wood County, it is not, they are now." ministrator, said, "It's most likely would only be Miesle said, explaining manned 24 hours a day by a admitted In an emergency BOTH IN- and out- that it is a non-profit in- Students are welcome to doctor." medical situation, Miesle patients can receive aid in stitution that receives use the hospital's facilities He explained students said. regaining muscle funds from services ren- and services, as they are can go to the emergency "If students had to have flezibilitty and tone after dered. considered county room if they are involved elective surgery done, accidents or illness in the Miesle said the in- residents, Miesle said. in an accident or if the they'd probably go home to physical therapy depart- stitution has no burn unit "We're here for the University Health Center be near their families," he ment. or facilities for cobalt community," he said. is closed, although he said. Here, under the direction treatments or open heart "And BGSU is part of it encourages students to Miesle said the hospital of a physical therapist surgery. and we're here to help." Graduate dean is economics expert Dr. John E. LaTourette, University. He taught for on the recommendation of AT SUNY, LaTourette graduate school's dean or a new dean of the Graduate one year at Rutgers the faculty, and was said he was faced with vice presidency. He said College and vice provost University, before moving named acting provost for budget cutbacks forced by he was impressed with the for research services, has to the State University of graduate studies and the New York City University. a long and distinguished New York (SUNY) at research in 1975. financial crisis in 1975 that "I knew Bowling Green career in education Binghampton in 1961 as an In 1970, LaTourette crippled growth at the had a reputation for He succeeds Dr. Charles assistant professor. received a $390,000 grant university. quality education A Leone who left the from the National Science "All we were able to be especially at the un- University in August 1975. WHILE AT SUNY, Foundation to develop a concerned with was dergraduate level, and that Dr. George Herman was LaTourette was named doctoral program in handling the budget cuts," there was a potential for acting dean of the chairman of the depart- economics at SUNY. he said. "There was further development at the Graduate College last ment of economics in 1967, He has received neither time nor op- graduate level year. and became a full research awards including portunity to be innovative "Bowling Green is also LaTourette, holds B.A, professor in 1969. a fellowship from the Ford or constructive." known as a place where MA and PhD. degrees in He was re-appointed Foundation to a study you could innovate and a economics from Rutgers chairman In 1972 and 1975 conference at the Carnegie During this crisis, place where experimental Institute of Technology and LaTourette said, it was education is encouraged," four fellowships from the "difficult to keep your he added. Wood County Hospital offers county residents a variety of Research Foundation of sanity and your LaTourette, his wife, Lili health services, ranging fom coronary care to obstetrics. professional reputation." University students may use the hospital's facilities, but WELCOME BACK the State University of and two children now live generally do so only in emergencies. New York. After the crisis passed, in Bowling Green, moving Before attending he began looking for a new here from Binghampton Rutgers, LaTourette position, either as a during the summer. STUDENTS!! served for three years in the United States Air Force (USAF) and served in the - FEATURING - USAF Reserves. Veterans' organizations offer service Char Broiled Steaks and Chops LaTourette has had many article and book Veterans are entitled to Wood County Veterans The club also will collects books and first bi-weekly meeting Full Courts Family Dinner reviews published in a number of significant Assistance Center, 203 N. provide a $100 scholar- magazines for veterans will be at 7 p.m., Sept. 29 various professional benefits and op- Prospect. Case worker ship to one veteran every hospitals, organizes in the River Room, 12 VARIETIES PANCAKES journals and publications. portunities to assist them Mary Hanna claims more quarter, Funk said. awareness weeks for the Union. t WAFFLES He has presented papers at in both their academic organized, efficient Funds for the grant come handicapped and Veterans and other several American and and personal lives while service is available here from money raised in all examines legislation interested students can Open Tuet. thru Sat. 7:30-6:00 Canadian seminars. in Bowling Green. because of the center's campus activities affecting veterans. contact Funk at 372-0395. But at times additional direct ties with the sponsored by the club, Sundays 7:30-7:00 or at the club office at assistance is needed to regional office and larger such as last year's An open house for 450B Student Services 412 EAST WOOSTER Horse Bock Riding simply clarify the staff. "Winter Blitz" beer veterans is set for 7 pm Bldg., open 8 a.m.-noon BANQUET ROOM benefits themselves. The center also, can !*t p.m. Monday No Guides University veterans can assist the veteran seeking The Veterans Club also Center lounge. The club's NOON SPECIALS DAILY through Friday. Hoyr/des and *ec turn to four area centers employment in the for such advice. community, Hanna said. Hall Rentals The Veterans Should veterans en- Administration counter any difficulty Voter registration scheduled DOUGLAS MEADOWS representative for the getting results with these RANCH University is Steven offices, the University The presidential election p.m. Monday through will vote at least 30 days Closed Monday 2755 M. 151 Riewaldt, located in 405A Veteran's Club can help. is drawing near and so is Friday at 440 Student before the election. Ttmpmranct, Mich. 412 East Woostor Student Services Bldg. ' "The big offices can get the deadline for Wood Services Bldg, until 313-856-3973 Information regarding bogged down In red tape. County voter registration. registration closes Oct. 4. PERSONS DESIRING school enrollment, in- We can provide more October 4 is the last day Registration will resume an absentee ballot may surance, and other individual attention." to register to vote in there Nov. 15. obtain one by writing a WELCOME BACK STUDENTS! benefits entitled to said James M. Funk, Bowling Green for the Nov. letter to their home county veterans and their president of the club. 2 general election, ac- To vote, a person must board of elections, Lotz Come In S Enjoy Our "New Look Hf dependents is provided The Veteran's Club, cording to Evelyn R. Lotz, 16 Automatic Lanes be a citizen of the United said. here. however, is primarily a assistant clerk of the Wood States, at least 18 on the It is possible for a person 4 Full-size Billiard Tablet Assistance in com- social organization, of- County Board of Elections. day of the election, and to register here to vote in Snock Sor 4 Cockfoll lounge pleting and filing the fering meetings, parties Students can register on have resided in the county their home county within TRY A SATURDAY NIGHT DATE WITH US I necessary forms to and other activities to campus 9 a .m.-noon and 1-5 and precinct in which he the state, she said. The Al-MAR COLONIAL LANES secure these benefits is veterans on campus. Wood County Board of Spjilol also available. Riewaldt Elections will forward the 1010 N. MAIN i„..do,. « Thvr.d.,. 11 A.M. - J I can be contacted at 35J- "OUR PURPOSE is to necessary forms. PH. 352.1673 3 »om.l lor a MOO 2961. help them with the Ph. 419-352-3170 "Some students are transition from military more interested in their SIMILAR services can to college life- in every <©> home politics than ours," be obtained from the way we can," Funk said. Lotz said. THE ANGEL MOTEL 7 OS. INC. Absentee ballot ap- 1024 N. Main plications must be Bowling Green Ohio,43402 received by the person's home county by noon Oct. 30, she said, adding that ROGER'S DRUGS On U.S. 25. 10 Blocks From Downtown persons are urged to apply Or B.G.S.U. as soon as possible to allow & CAMERA SHOP for mailing by Nov. 2. Photo Papers & Chemicals Watch the News for the king of Photo Dark Room Supplies comedian columnists - Art Buchwald & Equipment starts next week In Wood * Nikon Cameras County's only morning dally. * Leica Cameras * Pentax Cameras * Vivitar Cameras * Kodak Cameras LASALLE "S FOR ONE WEEK ONLY... 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"It's pulled muscles, sprained ankles, Kelly has been director of the marching Ace bandages, sore arches, and yards of band since his arrival at the campus in aching blisters," said Marsha Kelly, 1966. "I've been directing bands all my secretary for the band, and daughter of life, mostly because I love kids," he said. land director Mark Kelly. "I love music and I like to see people having a good time and doing what they The directors and the squad leaders enjoy-dolng something with a purpose." officially begin work Sept. 11, but long before that time hundreds of applications He stressed that marching band was not and letters seeking information have been solely his responsibility. "I'd like to say received and answered. Ideas for shows, it's Kelly, Deal (Mark Deal, graduate music and arrangements have been ten- assistant in the College of Music) and the tatively sketched. And then the kids arrive. squad leaders-it's their baby too. I just break the ties," he said. FRESHMEN and newcomers to the band Are there regrets? arrive Sept. 12, and that afternoon begin a "Probably when it's raining and you nnid schedule of practice and audition. By stand outside and you're wet and in mud up Sept. 13, the entire group of marching to your ankles, probably then you regret musicians have arrived and full-fledged it,' Kelly said laughing. practice begins. Hup, two, three, four-througbout last week these University muscles, sprained ankles and aching blisters while preparing From 8:30 a.m.-9:00 p.m., seven days a "WE'RE always pleased when it's over, marching band members high-stepped their way to pulled for yesterday's halftime shows. week, until the day classes start, can- when it's time to do something else," he didates for the band will march and play, said, "but we're always sorry when it's and march some more. over, too." And in spite of the work, student mar- 1ST. MARK'S LUTHERAIS CHVRcA "It's about the hardest thing I've ever chers seem to enjoy it too. done," said one freshman. "But for some "I don't know why I do it," said Linda # unexplainable reason, I love it!" . Scheuer, a junior with the band, "because * 315 S. College Dr. $ Approximately 220 students showed up it's a lot of work and I'm always com- * for the first practice, and by next week, the plaining. I guess I just love the people and band will be cut to the approximately 190 the spirit." * members who will entertain football fans * Sunday Worship Services with pregame, halftime, and post game "Marching band is a group of highly * GET ACQUAINTED SPECIALS^;* shows. 8:45 A.M. & 11:00 A.M. motivated people who really love music * "I suppose the kids are more antsy and don't mind putting a lot of effort into it ^Sunday Church Schoo A.* before the very first game," said Kelly, for the fans in the stands," said Gary but all of our presentations are big days." Vosler, squad leader. 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Wooster OPEN 10:30 am.-MIDNIGHT Page » The BO News. Sunday, September 1», Wt Smoking rules now expanded University policy on laboratory, or other in- that "There is Increasing Any student with a smoking in classrooms, structional room." evidence that tobacco complaint about smokers offices and public buildings The University smoke is both annoying in class may contact the has been expanded and statement on smoking and harmful to non- department chairman, clarified following the issued in the summer smokers; and as a result Student Government paasafe of a state bill added that smoking is the movement has been Association or the student which makes anoMng in prohibited in theaters, widespread to provide activities office. restricted areas a auditoriums, gymnasiums smoke-free air in public misdemeanor. and arenas. places." The bill, effective Aug. It continues "Students A memorandum from 31, states m part that "No IN THESE areas. have an obligation to University Provost Ken- person shall smoke in any , smoking must be confined remind their fellow neth w. Rothe about the area designated as a no ' to hallways, loobies and students to refrain from smoking policy notes "The smoking area. Since 1959, a restrooms. Smoking is smoking in class and to ask emphasis is on mutual University Board of prohibited in elevators, but ■ the support of their in- consideration rather than Trustees policy has permitted in all areas of structors in maintaining a punitive regulation...peer prohibited smoking in residence halls. smoke-free educational judgement and pressure 'any classroom, The statement also holds environment." are reasonable restraints. For hard-hitting and informative sports reporting, see the News Sports section A new generation Newcomers and upperclassmen alike are sure to department, "and it's dedication was kind of a closing notice the newest addition to the University golf to the festival-one of the last events on Sunday af- course. The 14th hole now has its own shelter house-a ternoon." log cabin constructed in May for the Black Swamp Folk Festival and then purchased by the University. The cabin was built and the festival organized on of College Rings... Construction of the 12 by 15 foot cabin began May 20, grants from the National Endowment of the Arts and with the city furnishing all building materials. It was The Ohio College Bicentennial Advisory Program of constructed by six professional contractors, in four the Ohio American Revolution Bicentennial Advisory days, as part of a demonstration of how cabins were Commission. constructed in early Ohio history. A grant proposal has been submitted for funds to "The cabin was an actual reproduction," said Pat repeat the festival this year, but all plans are tentative Browne, business manager in the popular culture at this time. Teacher testing set Students completing teacher preparation programs may take national teacher examinations Feb. 19 at the University, according to Marcella R. Grater, psychological technician at the Personal Development and life Planning Center. With testing to be administered in nearly 400 locations in the country. Bowling Green testing will be Feb. 19. Registration closes Jan. 27 and applications are available through the planning center. 320 Student Services Bldg. Results of the examinations are used by many Large school districts as one of several factors in the selection of Old Fashion Priced new teachers and by several states for certification or at Rudy's Today!! licensing of teachers. 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September 19,1976, The BG News Page 27 CB - no fad for 18-wheelers Welcome Back By Tom Goodwin on their sets to increase direction and had just many drivers to equip their Walbridge Dispatcher their wattage, which come from within the cars (four wheelers) with Virginia Myers also said "Breaker 19, how 'bout a enables them to drown out city." radios. Many truckers (18 northbound on this 1-75, or "walk on" the normal channel nine, the B.G.S.U. STUDENTS! Hard Hat also uses the wheelers) had them before emergency channel, is | ARMSTRONG THEATRES INVITE YOU TO ENJOY OUTSTANDING MOTION com'on!!" CB. CB radio for direction in a the new "double nickel." being misused. With close to a million "If everyone gets these city, or to report an ac- "Those four wheelers PICTURE ENTERTAINMENT AT OUR NEARBY BOWUNG GREEN THEATRES citizen band (CB) radios 'linears,' no one is going to cident The CB radio has Sst get on the channel and "When I have someone . . . STADIUM CINEMAS . . . ACROSS FROM t c.s u CAMPUS . . . ClA-ZEl being sold each month, be able to near the next an emergency channel Ik about anything. I wish talking about the party THEATRE . . . DOWNTOWN towiiNC CHIN . . . AND PORTAGE DRIVE-IN statements like this are guy." Hard Hat said. (number nine), which is to people would use the radio they had over the weekend, THEATRE . . . 3 MlltS SO. Of tOWUNC CHIN ON ROUTE IS becoming increasingly be used exclusively for for its purpose and get it disturbs me. I've got a popular. THE CB not only emergency purposes. «.■ half-dozen radios to listen "All you have to do is decreases boredom, but Hard Hat also uses the to. Air time is precious. I GET ACQUAINTED FRESHMEN SPECIAL pick up Die mike and talk. also helps drivers get in- CB to exceed the 55 mph, or What is the purpose? Is wish they would use the ONE WIIK ONLY . SUNDAY THRU SATURDAY SEPT. 17 35 All FRESHMEN Someone will always talk formation about things "double nickel" speed it for speeding or in- channel just for STUDENTS ADMITTED ] FOR THE PRICE OF ONE AT STADIUM CINEMAS OR to you," said a heavy set, such as weather, traffic, limit formation, directions or to emergencies and get off. I CLAZIl. . WITH STUDENT I.O. unshaven truck driver, directions, and even the decrease the boredom of have no time to say hello." who goes by the handle (his time of day. "MY TRUCK operates the ride? CB name), "Hard Hat" Hard Hat has saved as TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR REGULAR IARCAIN PRICES SATURDAY SUNDA> MATINEES more efficiently at 60*5 According to the Federal In spite of these ... ALL SIATS S I JS i THURSDAY IS STUDENT NICHT ... ALL STUDENTS SI 25 WITH 1.0 I much as three hours with Th than it does at 55 mph. Communications Com- problems, "It enables us to According to this Quincy, information given him by lus I get there faster, mission (FCC), the CB Eet to an accident quicker, Illinois trucker, the CB is a fellow truckers. And since which means more radio is supposed to be icate drunk drivers, and STADIUM companion to him. many truckers are paid by money." used exclusively for other things such as BOX OfFICi OPENS DAILY AT Whenever he gets bored, the amount of time it takes Hard Hat said Ohio is one emergencies. locating kids throwing CINEMA 1 •:4S P.M. day or night, he just picks them to deliver their of the worst states in the Larry Pilzecker, a high- stones at the traffic from up the mike and talks. goods, that "good info" BOWIING GREEN SATURDAY t SUNDAY AT i:M A I.*S P.M. country for "bears" (high- way patrolman for the the over-passes," STADIUM PIAZA means money. way patrolmen). "There is Walbndge Post, said the Pilzecker said. HARD HAT has been a bear in every' bush." written rules of the FCC driving a truck for more "Take for example the Another trucker, are a little out-dated. But But the widespread use NOW . . . THIS YEAR'S BIG SCREEN SHOCKER I than 10 years and has had a other night going into "Spanky" from Canden, the CB is indeed being of CB's for speeding is SEE SURVIVE TONIGHT AT 7:10 AND 1 30 P.M. CB for the past three. "I Atlanta. Georgia (the big A South Carolina works for misused, he said. another story, according to used to have to travel with town). I usually go the Ohio Freight Company. Pilzecker. SATURDAY "SURVIVE" AT 2:00-7:30 AND »:30 P.M. a partner to share the straight through the city at He makes trips from South THE HIGHWAY Patrol driving. Now my CB is my night because it is quicker Carolina north to Ohio and installed the CB radio in its "Is it worth $1504200, the partner." than the by-pass because then west to Detroit. fleet with the purpose of average price for a CB, Although a good CB there is no traffic. But on better serving the public. just to get somewhere a The most shocking episode radio runs about $150 to this particular occasion "last night, for the first The patrol is attempting to little quicker? I don't $200, Hard Hat said his there was a six-car ac- time in two years, I meet that goal, but there Sree with the truckers in the history of human survival. investment was worth it. cident in the downtown received a speeding ticket. are obstacles. en they say that they The overcrowded area, blocking all four It was also Die first time in use it mostly for in- channels don't bother Hard lanes. I feel that I saved twovears that I didn't have Pilzecker said there are formation and to decrease Hat too much. Only when myself at least two hours of a CB in my truck," Spanky bogus reports of accidents the boredom You just sit he gets "walked on" does sitting in a traffic jam said. on the emergency channel. on the side of the highway he get annoyed. from that good info that a "People will report an with your CB on Tor a Some CB owners are fellow CBer had for me. SPANKY complained accident at a certain while. All you hear are beginning to put "linears" He was going the opposite about the channels which location and the patrolman those "smoky reports." are becoming overcrowded will get there and they find Whether used tor in- with the increase in sales nothing. We are lucky formation, entertainment, of the radio sets. nothing serious has hap- directions or speeding, it Campus greek system has Enforcement of the 55 pened thus far concerning seems apparent the CB is mph speed limit triggered those bogus reports." here to stay. social, charitable projects New students soon learn tea sponsored jointly "v that one part of the many the University s Inter- experiences they have at Fraternity and WELCOME FRESHMEN CAUTION college is the chance to » Thornm Man U*m*y ftrt* become part of the Panhellenic Councils. It 425 Thuifti ». University's greek system will be held at 6 p.m. I area from AVCbndd DamHoryl Wednesday in Old Pinmount Pictures presents a Robert StiQwood and Allan Carr presentation SURVIVE" Twenty-three social Fraternity Row. MASS SCHEDULE FOR WEEKEND OF SEPTEMBER 18-19: Based on the book by Clay Blalr. Jr. P PREVIEW BY prospective actors and the from everyone from the cents with no reserved Elizabethan tragedy Vaughn from his recently "Juliet should seem no According to Pat Fit- BethRoooey audience. director to the man in the seats. The ticket office is become the central figures finished revised edition of older than 13 to 14. She zgerald, the television Some of the plays that back row. located in University Hall. of their own contemporary Shakespeare's tragedy. should be W*l" tall or director, "The script is have been chosen are well- This year the theater Another problem the comedy, with the major The play will not be even shorter, a charming, studied in every univer- It will probably be im- known and by famous department is facing department faces is the figures from "Hamlet" presented until April, but delightful, energetic, and sity, but no adequate possible for the campus authors; others may be several serious problems extraordinary number of parading through from Vaughn, a well-known naively flirtatious tomboy, performance of it is now faculty, staff and students completely unfamiliar. not encountered before. shows that must be cast time to time as the bit Shakespearean scholar, fair rather than especially available at a price schools to ignore the upcoming There are comedies, can afford. We hope to fill theater season, for each dramas, musical, and a LIKE MOST University early in fall quarter. Four players. will be involving his cast beautiful, but with a production has been children's show. But all departments, the theater plays must be cast before According to director Dr. and that of "Hamlet" in 'peaches and cream' that need." designed to offer the plays demand department has suffered a the first week in October, Charles Boughton, "Along intensive seminars in complexion, perhaps The part of Hamlet has challenges to the directors. imagination and effort budget crunch. The season and several of them with turning "Hamlet" historical background. slight, but rather well already been filled in will not be subsidized by require extremely large upside-down and inside- Vaughn has already cast filled-out, with long blond, Robert Barton, a veteran University funds and must casts. Although this is a out, Stoppard manages to the roles of Prince strawberry, or even black of six years in the acting operate for the first time problem for the theater poke fun at some of the Escalus, Friar Lawrence hair." company of the Colorado solely on box office profits. department, it is a boon for standard effects of the so- and Nurse Angelica, but Shakespeare Festival. Get it off your chest. To alleviate the problem, any student with any ac- called theater of the ab- the title roles, other Vaughn said details Tryouts for all other roles the department is offering ting aspirations. surd in a fast moving, deft characters, and numerous concerning the directorial are open to everyone, and a season ticket for all the and slightly outrageous, fencers, jugglers tumblers, conception of all other taping is scheduled for plays presented in the PERHAPS the average not to say wacky, script." wrestlers, dancers and characters and copies of early December. Write a letter Main Auditorium for $12. student will have a better musicians will be cast Vaughn's Elizabethan- The fourth play to be cast While individual ticket than average chance to THE PLAY requires IS Sept. 23,27 and 28. style production text of the during September is prices have risen for "The break into the footlights on actors, only two of whom Vaughn also is planning play, are available at room BertoltBrecht's "Galileo." Main Season," prices for his first attempt. arewomea a full-scale Elizabethan 326, South Hall. Teaching fellow KimSharp to the editor "The Second Season"- However, the first play Boughton noted, "The festival on the lawn in front Vaughn stressed that for will direct the play. plays presented in the Joe of the season, "Blithe title characters are on- of University Hall during "Romeo and Juliet," as Because the play and its E. Brown Theatre-are 50 Spirit," has already been stage almost constantly the run of the play. well as all plays being cast background are so cast. and a good comedy team is fall quarter, "Students significant, a course will be The audition schedule needed, who can range HE noted the two interested in being con- offered during fall quarter has been advanced from slapstick bits to principal roles will be sidered for one or more of to assist the production because "Romeo and clever satire." difficult to cast, especially the many roles being cast group to look at the author Juliet" and "Hamlet" will He said the other major because he plans to have should be assured that and his work in depth. require much preparation role is simply called The understudies. He listed his their academic majors According to Sharp. "The by the cast. Player. He is the leader specifications: "Romeo need not. in any way, be University is attempting to The first auditions are and chief spokesman for should seem no older than related to theater: recognize the preparation for 'Rosencrantz and the group of strolling 17 or 18, and should be 5'8"- imagination, intelligence, necessary for an adequate Guildenstern Are Dead," a players who stroll through 5*10" tall, good-looking to dependability and interpretation of a three act farce-comedy by once each act, providing handsome, even suitability for a particular dramatic script." a rising young British major complications and classically beautiful, in a role are of the greatest The script offers more dramatist, Tom Stoppard. comment. The other 12 vigorous athletic sense, importance." than SO roles ranging The premise of the play is roles are characters from slender to well-built, but THE THIRD audition greatly. The study of to center a script upon the "Hamlet" and five not husky or stocky, with will be for "the most Brecht as well as the two minor characters from strolling players. golden to honey-blond or, popular play in the history period of the play itself ?*** Little »°' A Shakespeare's "Hamlet," The second auditions are possibly, black hair, and of the theater, 'Hamlet'." offers a rich field of 4*w 0 Rosencrantz and for "Romeo and Juliet," will need to be strong Directed by Dr. Roger research, inquiry and 4/ Guildenstem-so that two- which will be directed by enough to carry the dead Gross, the play will not be discussion. Sharp said. bit players from the teaching fellow Eric body of Paris. presented on stage but The first play "Blithe rather, with the Spirit" by Noel Coward, cooperation of WBGU-TV, will be presented Oct. 20- i jr-* i *•*'.' *■*'*:*-* **•*.-:*•* •'♦•♦ • +•• ».•*• ?♦-♦>♦-♦-i ♦-♦ i ♦t*:-»t* : *-.* :.f will become a full-scale will be presented Oct. 20- television production. 23. WE'RE NEW IN TOWN • JEWELRY & JEWELRY SUPPLIES • UNIQUE HANDCRAFTED GIFTS JCPknney • FINE ART AND ART PRINTS WELCOME FRESHMEH Op... 1 30 J 30 M M Shop Mon., Thurs., Fri. illl 9p.m. l„., Illl Op m M K S2S Ridg* Si. (I" block W of McDonald) Catalog 118 WEST WOOSTER BOWLING GREEN Bowling Green BAC Watch lor Mi. Puff's Tu»». special! MAC 3521555 w TODAY'S BOOKS YESTERDAY'S PRICES AT PAUPER'S USED PAPERBACKS 111 W. WOOSTER Gat Hut TENANT PAYS UTILITIES (phone & electric) WED. 1 - 6 P.M. FREE CABLE TV THURS. 1 - 6 FRI. 1 - 6 Ni Pits (turtles mifbe) SAT. 12-5 TRY US - YOU'LL LIKE US WAYNE APTS. 724 SIXTH ST. BUY SELL TRADE 352_- 3029 roreroraroratararare WELCOME BACK ESTHER'S c c BGSU STUDENTS 8 BEAUTY SALON The KEY Hbme Address Fine Jewelry and Watch Repairing •k hair cutting $4.00 1977 MAKE US YOUR JEWELER X •hair styling $4.00 and up SocSecNo. AWAY FROM HOME FOUR OPERATORS II Reserve ^ur MILLS JEWELRY TO SERVE YOU I ll ■uithori/.v ihc Bunar's Olficc 192 S. Main Stfin Mini - mall)$ i<> charge the cusi (S8.75) to in\ PH. 352 - 1646 344 S. MAIN 352-3845 I account. ODXI765J For Appointments Call 372*0086 310 Stud. Serv. Sunday, September 19,1976, The BG News Page 29 l»7«-77 THEATER SCHEDULE mttOMKMXMXM c Oct 14-16 Freshmen Talent Show Joe E. Brown •-■» -g*«»- Oct 20-23 •BlitheSpirtt" Dr.LeeMiesle.Director MainAud. Oct. 28-30 "Rosencrantz and Dr. Charles Boughton JEB Guildenstern Are Dead" Nov. 11-13 Mojo Production JEB Nov. 17-20 "ChemindeFer" Dr. Allen Kepke MainAud. Jan. 13-15 "Mad Dog Blues" Dr. Norman Myers JEB Jan. 27-29 "The Visit" Dr. Lois Cheney JEB Feb.M "Good Ship Credit" Dr. John Scott MainAud. Feb. 17-19 "The Playboy of the John Countryman, JEB er's Western World" Mar. 3-6 "The Birthday Party" Michael Whitlatch JEB Mar. 9-12 "Galileo" Kim Sharp MainAud. Apr. 7-9 To be assigned Apr. 21-23 "Romeoand Juliet" Eric Vaughn MainAud. May 12-14 Mojo Production June 1-4 "(;iF.r Dr. Allen White MainAud. I SCHEDULE FOR TR VOUTS AND AUDITIONS RECORDS & TAPES Thursday and Friday, 23rd and 24th September, 7:00p.m.,Room 405 University HaU Stoppard ROSENCfoNTZANTJGIII)H K Warner 399Bros. Rerise FLEETW09D TW7 CiORDON ICHTrOOl EleKt ra Big Tree V Columbia ► v Welcome to the wonderful world of savings at First Federal. Vwvuw ci We thought we'd remind you that when there's no deposit Kw/.v Kjnrl.H'll to open vour passbook account, there's no return en your savings. 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The historian Welfare's (HEW) Office of next summer with a north- received a $1,5000 grant social and intellectual said he hopes to finish his Education granted the west Ohio social service from the American Council history, already has research and the resulting University $168,523 to agency. of I Thurs. & supplies-shop service Fri. til 9 Domestic and Foreign Car Service Sat. 10-5 Present this ad and 353-5915 CLIP THIS COUPON & BRING IT IN BEFORE OCT. 16 FOR! receive 10%-20% 238 N. Main St. 10% off off next purchase OUR ENTIRE STOCK! fcAMrMMWrftMMAMVMWMrMMVVMAAr'VMrArftrlMrtJ GIRLS: GUYS: COOK'S SHOE STORE GARLAND WRIGHT SLACKS Welcomes YouJtack VAN HEUSEN BOBBIE BROOKS To Campus! M DRUMMOND Top Brands ^r Is this a freshman who got lost trying to find the cafeterias or a Lost? returning student facing a rough quarter? MOODY? 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PHONE: 352 9863 Where can students and person a member of Cc-Op If merchandise remains "If there are no volun- • faculty go to buy or sell for as long as he attends unsold for two quarters, it teers, the Co-Op may have Gray Drug Stores offer you low, discount prices, tiiendly service, name , records, textbooks, tapes the University. should be picked up or it to close for a few weeks brand merchandise. Shop for all your personal needs, presciiptions, ' or even tennis balls? The merchandise is sold becomes the property of school supplies, and don't forget to drop off youi film for expert during fall quarter." photo developing. • University Student G>Op. by consignment Persons the Co-Op, Kyser said. Co-Op hours are 10 a.m. - Its new location will be at wishing to sell mer- Merchandise can be 4 p.m., Monday through the north end of the chandise establish a price. reclaimed by the owner Friday. Anyone interested Falcon's Nest in the Union, Articles are then labeled any time during those two in volunteering can contact ■ under a new name - the and the owner is given a quarters. Kyser or Kenneth Barton, .Falcon's Co-Op receipt. treasurer, at the Falcon's i pronounced coop), ac- THE BIG problem is When the merchandise is Co-Op during business FURNITURE HUYS cording to Kathy Kyser, a sold, 90 per cent of the sale getting volunteers to work hours. volunteer Co-Op worker. price goes to the owner, for the Co-Op, Kyser said. .a. X- - An initial fee of (1 is she explained. The "We're trying to help the "This can be a real | required of all buyers and remaining 10 per cent is students as much as experience for people. As sellers, Kyser said. The used to keep the Co-Op in possible, but we need help many people volunteer, we 1EG 'fee payment makes the operation. desperately. can use them," Kyser said. L*9-99J ETAGERE Mil' Solid coic construction. Ready to assemble. 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REG. 99' CoUoq. 25 Board of a sort 38 Single thing 53 God of Memphis 48 Fellow man 59« 27 Overwork 42 Call forth 56 Suffix with boy 51 Bellowing 28 Lingo. 43 Announcers, of a or girl 52 " in the 29 Matinee time: type 57 Directions: neck'' Abbr. 44 Chinese factory Abbr Bic Pen Special ^QC 3 PENS: 1 accountant, 2 medium sue points. REG. 59'^^^r ^^m LLOYD'S <%?C The main library schedule September through December is printed below. Regular hours are 8 a.m.-midnight Monday through Thursday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday, 1-5 p.m. Saturday and 1 p.m.-midnight Sunday^ Reduced schedule hours are 8 a.m.-5 am. Monday through Friday. The library will be closed on Saturday and Sunday during the reduced schedule. / <5 DIGITAL PRESTO CALCULATOR WRIST WATCH Minute Burger Large 8 digit digitron. Adds, Right in time for school. Fast lunch, after school break. DATE EVENT LIBRARY HOURS subtracts, multiplies, divides. Shows hour, minute, second, Cooks hamburger in 1 to 3 Sept. 22 Wednesday Fall Quarter Begins Commence Regular Schedule Battery operated. Model 303 months, dates. Gold plated minutes. Toasts muffins, heats Oct 11 Monday Columbus Day (Classes Held) Regular Hours or stainless steel. sandwiches. U.L. Listed Veteran's Day (Classes Held) Oct 25 Monday Regular Hours REG. 14-99 Nov. 23 Tuesday Thanksgiving Recess Begins Open 8 a.m.-10 p.m. REG. 39.99 REG. 16.99 Nov. 24 Wednesday Thanksgiving Recess Reduced Schedule Nov. 25 Thursday Thanksgiving Day Closed Nov. 26 Friday Thanksgiving Recess Reduced Schedule Nov. 27 Saturday Thanksgiving Recess Open 1p.m. -5D.m. Nov. 28 Sunday Thanksgiving Recess Open 1p.m.-10 p.m. 29" 1399 Nov. 29 Monday ClassesResume Resume Regular Hours Dec. 4 Saturday Pre-Exam Period, Extended Hours Open 9 a.m.-10 p.m. Dec. 6 Monday Examinations Begin Open Regula r Hours Dec. 9 Thursday Examinations End Begin Reduced Schedule PRESCRIPTION PRICES Dec. 25 Saturday Christmas Day Closed LAY-AWAY NOW! ARE Jan. 1 Saturday New Year's Day Closed Between now and Christmas take advantage Jan. 3 Monday Winter Quarter Begins Commence Regular Hours of Gray's low, low sale prices on quality items. A 10% deposit will hold your gift. LOWER at GRAYS! ! Page 32, The BG News, Sunday, September 19,1976 New equipment makes News The copy of The BG News themselves in leas than assistant professor of uses the machine to set Wollet said. "You couM you are reading Is three years. Jounalism. copy and make correc- edit all the copy you drastically different from During spring quarter, "Let me bounce this one tions. wanted on the video any News you may have Compugraphic Corp., off you," Danaker ex- Wollet said another display terminal, but you seen before. Wilmington, Mass., was plained. "Say the Russian advantage not previously could never get to see It in Probably the most awarded a contract for a department wanted possible is that the video print noticeable change for old text phototypesetter and a something set in Cyrillic, display terminal and News fans is our new display phototypesetter, wc could give it to them." phototypesetter can be logotype, displayed at the used for headlines and Members of the used together. "Now we can bring a top of the front page and on advertising. production staff will be journalism or graphics the editorial page. working on advertising and '"Befbra, it was like class in here and they will Yet the most drastic Gregory E. Kuntz, a job work during the day, driving a car that has the be able to carry their work change is one not as easily June Journalism graduate, with pages for the News back wheels Jacked up," through to the final steps." noticed. In July, we began was hired as production being typed during the late «JUOOBOOI putting the paper together manager. Kuntz is afternoon and evening. on the News' own responsible for staffing "We're at a tremendous RICH'S phototypesetting equip- and supervising the News advantage now," Wollet ment. production shop in 208 said. "While we were Formerly, staff mem- MoseleyHall. under contract with a UNIVERSITY GULF bers would supply commercial printer, that typewritten stories, "THIS IS probably the printer had to set up a shop photocaptions, headlines, best thing that could ever somewhere downtown pictures and advertising happen to the News," materials to a commercial Kuntz said. "We can do all "NOW, with the printer, who would do all our pre-press work in- equipment only one i the paper's production house, instead of going to a building away from our work, as well as printing commercial printer." editorial office, we don't the paper. The paper will be able to waste as much time do all types of composing enroute. Copy can easily THE IDEA that the work in addition to putting flow back and forth from News could benefit from out four Issues of the News University Hall to purchasing its own every week. Kuntz said he Moseley." BRING ALL YOUR SERVICE NEEDS equipment originated has been working with The School of Journalism several years ago, ac- several campus groups purchased a video display TO RICH'S UNIVERSITY GULF cording to Editor Joseph F. promoting the News' terminal several years Wollet, II. Previous typesetting services. ago, but the machine sat 435WOOSTERST. 352-2285 editors and a capital im- ' 'We can offer them work idle except when copy ■■■■■■■eeecpejij provements committee that is comparable to most editing classes in- considered the purchase job shops at a comparable frequently used it, Wollet two years ago. price," he said. said. Last year, Wollet con- Possibilities for outside Through an agreement A free moving guide evidently did not prevent this heap of ducted a feasibility study work seem endless to reached with the School of Moving packing boxes from haphazardly collecting on the balcony of for the News and deter- Adviser Emil Danker, Journalism, the News now Renting for FALL this University Village apartment. mined that if purchased, the machines could pay for BEE GEE RENTAL 9 or 12 month leases The thrill of victory LLLLlLL't L'liMLLVLLlb- GRAND OPENING YOU NEED IT- and the agony of b-LXLLLLu. 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