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Within this week, students may change their Dr. Allen Kepke, chairman of Faculty Senate, said "The students had presented their problem, which was Students have been given the option of having their decisions, but after May IS, decisions are finalised. Senate's involvement began with an informal meeting of a how to continue the workshops now called the New performance evaluated as "satisfactory" or "un- Students must register their decisions on how they will number of students, faculty members, and administrators University, and the Faculty Senate presented its answer, satisfactory" for all courses they are taking this quarter. be graded with the Instructor of each course they are held Saturday afternoon. which is the "S-U" system," Dr. Kepke said. A ruling to this effect was passed by Faculty Senate in a taking, then record their decisions with representatives At this meeting, according to Dr. Kepke, students ex- "Due to the different demands of different types of special session Sunday afternoon, and was endorsed by from the Registrars office. These representatives will be hi pressed their desire that students be allowed to continue courses, we also wanted to leave with faculty members the President Jerome. the reading room of the Graduate Center each day through participation in the teach-in type workshops such as were option of what exactly constitutes the satisfactory com- The text of the ruling reads: Friday, May IS, from 8 a.m. to S p.m. held last week without being academically penalized in pletion' of a course," Dr. Kepke said. "The Faculty Senate extends for the remainder of the The action by Faculty Senate came on the heels of a other courses. He stressed that it was not the Senate's purpose to en- Spring Quarter of 1970 only, the established Satisfactory, week of student unrest on campus. A student strike largely Dr. Kepke said the "S-U" proposal was consequently courage faculty members to award grades based only on Unsatisfactory option to all students for all courses. To curtailed normal class operation at the end of the week, and hammered out Saturday night at a specially called meeting work done to date. avail himself of this option the student must record his a number of informal workshops on current issues sup- of the Senate Executive Committee. "There is no difference in the expected amount and decision with his instructor and a central agency to be planted for many students their regular course attendance. At the special Sunday meeting of Faculty Senate, the S- quality of work from the students," Kepke said. "If a determined later, no later than May IS, 1970. These workshop type courses are being continued on an U" proposal was presented to the body by Dr. Frank student becomes involved in the New University activities, According to a notice distributed yesterday from the indefinite basis under the name of the "New University." Miesle, chairman of the speech department. he will pay a price, but through the "S-U" system he can Office of the Vice President of Academic Affairs, students lessen the effects on his grades." may elect to continue their entire schedule of classes under Dr. Stanley Coffman, vice-president . of academic the present grading system. affairs, said he did not forsee any problems in im- Or students may elect to take one or all of their courses plementing the "S-U" system for those students who want on a satisfactory-unsatisfactory basis. In effect, students 'New U.' to start Thursday it. have a choice of two grading systems under which they may "The purpose of the "S-U" system is to allow those operate. Classes in the New University are expected to get un- present ecology program while the Community Relations students who feel sufficiently committed to the program of Any course a student is now taking-in his major, minor, derway by 8 a.m. Thursday, according to John Wierwill. college will Include discussions on housing, student co-ops, what's being called the New University to participate with or other requirement-may be taken on an "S-U" basis, and graduate student and one of the organizers of the program. local prices and book stores. the least possible damage to the regular academic will be given full credit towards graduation. The University has tentatively been divided into five Topics for the College of Curriculum ard Governance program," Dr. Coffman said. The notice continues that in order to earn an "S" in a colleges-Peace, Minority Problems, Ecology, Community will be the Community Council, the grading system, White All students participating in student teaching, tutoring course, a student must complete the requirements of the Relations and Curriculum, and Governance. Paper proposals and student involvement in financial and similar programs, however, will be expected to con- course with work that the instructor Judges to be of at least The goal of the College of Peace is to end the war. Action decisions. tinue their activities. "C" quality. will be aimed at political pressure on state and national Classes will be offered by faculty members, graduate Dr. Coffman said he didn't anticipate faculty members If a student earns an "S" in a course, he will be given legislatures, and continuing community action on ending assistants and undergraduates. purposely blocking efforts by their students to participate hour credit toward graduation but it will not affect his the war. "Students don't have to register; they simply go to in New University programs, but stressed the professor is accumulated grade average. If a student receives a "U," Minority Problems will include discussions of boycotts, class," WierwiU said. still in complete charge of what constitutes the successful he will get no credit in hours earned, but neither will the the Farm Labor Organization Committee (FLOG), the Students will receive no grades, credit or degrees for completion of his course. grade affect his grade average. Black Student Union, Black Panthers, and discrimination attending classes in the New University. "The faculty's receptive attitude suggests that the New The notice stresses that a student cannot assume if he is in housing here. Offices have been set up in 405 Student Services Bldg. University will bring changes if it operates successfully," presently doing "C" or better work in a course that he need The College of Ecology will re-schedule much of the Students may call there 372-2954 or 22S Williams HaU, 372- Dr. Coffman concluded. do no more work. This decision rests with the individual 2807 for further information.

Roger Coate Thursday was elected 541; and "Rabbi" Goldenberg, S22. president of a Student Council that These eight were elected. ? received a "vote of confidence" from Council alive; Others were: Harry Ausderan, 484; the students by a grand total of three Tim Jackson, 502; LynnObee, 494; Jim Vandenberg, 475; George Amer, 382; Petitions request votes. In a referendum to decide the future Coate b new Bill Murray, 507; Allan Mononen, 502; status of student government, 1034 and Wally Scheerer, 479. students voted to maintain Student In the Union Activities Organization Council with a primary emphasis on student head election, Tim Strawn and Fran establishing a community council, 417; VMWMI JoUey, HO; and Peter CapuieUo were chosen dlrector»-at- Nestor, 127. large. And in the commuter election, student on Board while 1,031 students voted to abolish council and have all student effort; go -Vice-president of academic af- Scott Heslup was chosen president. Thursday is the deadline for students presented to President William T. activities and the student's present toward the community council. fairs: Jeff Sherman, 1238; and BUI Other commuter officers are: Sally to sign petitions asking Governor James Jerome last week. academic standing. The other two alternatives in the Feil. 496. Wilson, executive secretary; Thomas A. Rhodes to appoint a student as a The petition to be sent to Rhodes Nominations will be reviewed by a referendum, maintaining student -Vice-president of rules and Sayers, financial secretary; Kay voting member on the University's board states the request has been made committee including members of the government as it is now, or abolishing it regulations: Bruce Mabee, 7S8; Tony Guthrie, communications secretary; of trustees. because Bowling Green is the only major Student Council executive committee, completely, received only 133 and 72 Marano, 526; Charley Conn, 335; and and Pam Lintner, recording secretary. At least 10,000 signatures are needed. residential university to remain open "in one faculty member, an administrator votes respectively. Terry Fowler, 218. In a UAO entertainment referen- Jeff Sherman, Student Council vice the face of conflict, violence and and two other students. In the Student Council election, -Vice-president of cultural affairs: dum, students chose Three Dog Night; president of academic affairs, said university closings throughout the A list of all qualified students will be which would have meant nothing if four Jim Szoka, 617; Russ Haber, 613; and Dionne Warwick; Creedence Clear- yesterday that over 700 signatures were state." presented to Rhodes along with the more students had voted for abolish- Lynn Robinson, S36. water Revival; Grosby, Stills, Nash collected during the first two hours after In addition. It states that the "vast petitions. ment, Coate far outdistanced his closest -Student Council representatives and Young; Peter, Paul and Mary; and petitions were put Into circulation. majority of the student body had All nominations must be turned into rival, Rich Schager. (eight to be elected): Elaine Fortney, Simon and Garfunkel as the six en- The petitions will be presented to demonstrated through actions during the the Student Activities office, 405 Student The votes for Student Council of- 918; Chris Evans, 767; Andy Getsinger, tertainers they preferred to see appear Rhodes before Monday, when he is ex- past week their concern and com- Services Bldg., by 5 p.m. Thursday. ficers and members were: 674; Barb Klein, 694; Joe Jerome, 650; on campus. pected to appoint a new member to the mittment to protect the academic in- -President: Coate. US4: Schager, Mark DiBiasio. S74; Evelyn Foster, The total voting turnout was 2,353. board. tegrity of the University and the Prosecitor radices Student representation on the Board University properties in the face of of Turstees was one of the IS demands violence." Efforts to gain a student voice on the McWhirter charges board yesterday received the en- dorsement of Dr. B.D. Owens, vice Loy McWhirter, 19, arrested and president of research and finance. charged with trespassing and possession Cambodians kick out all Viets Dr. Ownes predicted that the of narcotics, is out of jail. necessary signatures will be collected by The trespassing charge against her the deadline. was dropped by city prosecutor Jerome PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) - ment is simply planning to ship all warned Vietnamese that those who don't Phnom Penh were five LSTs-landlng ship He also said that if the governor does Hock and arresting officer James The Cambodian government quietly has Vietnamese to South Vietnam. There leave will be considered Communist and tanks and these were expected to bring not repond to the petitions favorably, the Beaupre of Campus Security. launched a campaign to rid this country may be as many as 500,000 Perhaps shot. Troops last week began going block back some of the 200,000 Vietnamese students have every reason to take this The narcotics charge was reduced to of its minority Vietnamese citizens. 10,000 will be removed by the five landing by block through parts of the city. Entire living in the capital. matter to each candidate running for a possession of a halucinogen, a Police and army troops have been ships from South Vietnam which arrived families were placed in trucks and taken South Vietnamese sources reported state office this fall." misdemeanor, to which Miss McWhirter systematically rounding up Vietnamese. In Phnom Penh yesterday. to detention camps. that six U.S. Navy advisers went along to He added that the gubernatorial pleaded guilty. Those who hold government jobs have The policy was indicated on April 30 The Vietnamese will be kept there Phnom Penh with the vessels. A candidates have already expressed the Municipal Court Judge H. Richard been fired. Shop owners of Vietnamese when the premier. Gen. Lon Nol, told until enough ships from South Vietnam spokesman for the U.S. Command in committment to student representation Dunipace sentenced Miss McWhirter to nationality have been told to sell all their returned heads of diplomatic missions in come up the Mekong to take them to Saigon said he had no such information. on boards of trustees. one year in the County Jail and a $1000 belongings and leave immediately. a speech broadcast internally: "It is very Vietnam. At the Pentagon in Washington, a Petitions are available in all dor- fine, then suspended both, provided Miss The current drive differs from a difficult to distinguish between Viet About 30 South Vietnamese navy flotilla's mission as a relief operation mitories, the fraternity and sorority McWhirter not enter Ohio for three campaign last month aimed at rounding Cong, Viet Minn North Vietnamese, and vessels docked at Phnom Penh yesterday rather than a military exercise after the houses, and in front of Williams Hall. years, and that she begin teaching at the up Viet Cong suspects throughout the Vietnamese nationals because they all to unload supplies and bring thousands vessels passed the limit set for combat They will also be circulated among Penman School of Handicraft in her country. Hundreds of Vietnamese were are Vietnamese. It would be preferable of the Vietnamese back to their activity. students living off campus. home state of North Carolina. executed by Cambodian troops. Bodies to repatriate all Vietnamese residents. homeland after a 60 mile run up the Any undergraduate student may be Miss McWhirter had originally been floated for days down the Mekong River. This problem Is being studied." Mekong River. The boats at Phnom Penh can carry nominated to the board. Nominating charged with trespassing in the lounge of Now, with no fanfare, the govern- Phnom Penh radio has repeatedly In the group of vessels that reached 5,000-10,000refugees, sources said. petitions must include extra-curricular Kohl HaU. At Lincoln Memorial 2 BG students talk to Nixon By Kathy Fraze "The President was not against student Both students stressed that the meeting was not Staff Reporter demonstrations," Clarke said. "He was just against a question and answer period. Instead it was a Two Bowling Green students were among about violence." chance for people to get together and express their 70 who "rapped" with President Nixon late Friday According to Clarke, Nixon said he hoped own views. Nixon did not direct the conversation. night at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. Saturday's demonstration would be quiet and Although some students did heckle the "He said he couldn't sleep and wanted to talk. He peaceful and that the students would be able to President, most of them were serious, Clarke said. hasn't been able to really talk to the students," Bob accomplish what they came for. Crites described Nixon as a very concerned Crites, senior (BA) said of the president's surprise He also said the student demonstrations were a person, who cared for what the students thought and appearance during last weekend's anti-war rally in good thing, because if the country's future leaders was willing to listen to their suggestions. the nation's capital. are apathetic, this society could easily go downhill. Before leaving, the President thanked the Crites and Ed Clarke, junior (BA), both of Although the President discussed violence at students fo being polite and thoughful enough to Plainview, N.Y., hometown of one of the students Kent, he steered away from other national issues, care about current problems. lulled at Kent, heard Nixon express sorrow over the and talked about international problems Instead. His final message was for the students to "have shootings. He said the shootings were completely fun and stay out of trouble." unnecessary. He repeated his promise to remove all American Clarke praised Saturday's demonstration, which The president asked the students for their troops from Cambodia by the end of June. However, he said was characterized by the same nonviolence reactions to the disturbances and for recom- he defended the initial invasion because he said it experienced here last week. mendations to improve the situation. was the best way to save Uves in Vietnam. Crites said that because of events both here and "He said we both wanted the same things, we "He also said he would continue his policy of at Washington, he had received more of an just have different ways of getting them," Crites eventual withdrawal of American troops from education the past seven days than he had in a long Ed Clarke explained. Vietnam," Crites said. time. BefcCrUet Pagt 2'The BO Ntws. Tuesday, May 12. 1970 opinion eDueRiaLS students show leadership

By Howard Rutter was lost between myself and the the educational experience of the Usually only departments charged Guest Column messages being relayed from the mouths students. with enforcing our protection from After listening to many speeches from of most of the speakers in front of Fortunately the vast majority of our criminal assault is armed, and I for one something new the students and faculty members for the Williams Hall Tuesday (May 5). students are receiving this education and am glad they are. This includes both dty past two days, May 4th and 5th, I am Perhaps I will be accused of hearing are using their years in college to and campus police. convinced of one thing. Someone must only what I wanted to hear and not what prepare for their future and the future of I do not see the university community speak up for the vast majority of students was really said. What I heard was the the world. as a little island stuck out into the Faculty Senate has offered students the chance to try not represented at these meetings. babbling, immature, half-true For this, I am indeed grateful and my wilderness someplace, but an integral something different. They can remain in the present As a forty-one-year-old member of the statements of a small group of people faith in youth of the nation is still intact. part of our total society to be protected academic "system," or they can channel at least part of so-called lost generation, father of four trying to draw attention to themselves by To the so-called radical vocal from lawlessness the same as any person their energies into a "New University." children, three of which are teen-agers, a attempting to disrupt the function of our minority, I feel sorrow that your or city. The New U. will attempt to offer courses on an issue- citizen of Bowling Green and a public great university, which is to educate and education is not complete in the sense If because of lawless action police or oriented basis-much like the informal workshops held last official, I must confess communication hopefully instill some common sense into that the world is not perfect, and has additional assistance is needed I would week. Groundwork for the New U. is being done by an never been, since the time of Adam and hope that they do respond in a manner to 'See The Pyramids A-lo-o-ong The Nile Eve and you apparently do not or can not control the situation. Looting, burning energetic group of graduate students. understand this. and destruction of public property, which By allowing the students to receive credit for their The university is not perfect, the city the university is, must not be condoned or courses on a "satisfactory-unsatisfactory" basis. Faculty is not perfect, the state is not perfect, the looked at as some sort of college prank or Senate's action has freed the student to slack off-If he nation is not perfect, the world is not above the usual protections afforded all wants-in his regular work and involve himself in the New perfect and indeed neither you nor I am public buildings and citizens of the U. without his grade average being affected. perfect. country. Courses in the New U. will not involve credit, exams, or This is not to say we all should not We all feel-a deep regret for the work for change for the better, but lets do tragedy at Kent State and hope that a probably even reading assignments. We hope they don't it through the ballot box and proper similar situation will never happen bomb out. legislation, rather than riots, insurgence again, on or off campus. Words will not But like most innovations, it must receive its trial by and inciting the emotions of innocent replace these fine young people forever fire. people into actions that may cause them lost to our nation. It is regretable that That the New U. is being implemented is evidence that undue injury. conditions prevailing on the campus at a gap exists in what the students want to learn, and what is Although not perfect, we have Kent and many others, require the presently being taught. progressed as a nation, to the best presence of the National Guard in the housed, best clothed, best educated, best first place. This gap is the product of an educational system that fed of all the countries far older than we. I feel that if the situation is such that has operated too long without a solid re-examination of its Granted there are many starving the Guard is required, all citizens, purpose. The average student can easily go through four peoples over the world, and I think each students or not, should immediately years here without having the knowledge he gains related American's conscience should dictate to leave the problem area for their own to pressing problems of the age such as ecology and the him the extent that we as a nation should protection. The request for police or control of violence in the mass society. help these other nations by sharing our guard action is a serious decision made Hopefully, the more promising aspects of the New U. wealth. Indeed the record will show we by responsible officials, and should not can be incorporated into the regular curriculum as a nation have helped many others in be taken as a lark or game by the people time of need. that have brought on the action. To spit programs. "Relevance" is an over used word. But Our constitution guarantees the right on, stone and harass in a menacing relevance to the issues of the day is what the New U. is of freedom and the protection of law and manner, people called to a scene for striving lor and what the existing academic structure has order to all citizens including the vocal protection of life and property is a failed to achieve. radical minority, who advocate the serious act and persons who engage in The New U. does not, in our view, signal the demise of changes of our present system of these sort of tactics must expect to pay the old order. Rather, it is a call for change and an ex- government whether it be on campus or the consequence. Again I repeat, you can periment to determine the direction of that change. in Washington. not join a mob threatening law and order This protection is provided by and be an innocent by-sunder. That Faculty Senate has made the way easier for the policemen, firemen, health and building Bowling Green University students in establishment of the New U. is a tribute to the awareness departments, federal departments in- my observation, by their actions, have by the faculty of the changing needs of the time. cluding the Army, Navy, Air Force, shown that they are the type of citizens Coast Guard and even the National that are needed as our future leaders. Guard. Far and away the vast majority of them Not all of these law protection are concerned but sensible in the ap- agencies carry or need to carry firearms. proach to the problems we have. Time and time again they have shown this positive plan concern by their actions in helping the community with its problems. In many ways this vast majority of our students are helping others to a more meaningful The University's-reply to Black Student Union demands life by acts not publicized nor even represents a positive, extensive program to bring more mentioned to anyone other than the black students to the University, and provide a better parties involved. Our few vocal radical groups and environment for them. some of the professors, like to refer to To aid in the recruitment of black students, 500 this vast majority as, "typical mid-west financial aid packages at a total value of $350,000 have news Lerrers apathetic people," as if there was some been pledged by the administration to encourage blacks to stigma attached to being from the mid- enroll here. west, or not being vocal in thought and Also, a black studies center is planned and a recruiting action. I submit that far more benefit program is underway for its faculty and staff. and good is being accomplished by this generation may do better silent majority by the use of law and There are undoubtedly those who feel that the order, than all the loud, profane, University administration has "sold out" in granting the misguided "eggheads" who, to use BSU its demands. This is not the case. As the Mayor of many municipalities perhaps, adjustment or alteration. But A community meeting was held at their own term, "have their heads The black race has been socially and legally in Ohio in which colleges and universities the very great majority have found and which a panel of students and faculty in the sand." discriminated against since their "emancipation." To see are located, following the unfortunate reflected on the feeling that little, if presented to a group of our citizens their I prefer to call this vast majority of that more black students have a chance to get an education and tragic events at one of Ohio's great anything, can be gained by violence or thoughts and ideas. It further bound us students "patriotic americans" who each is a very small repayment of the social debt owed to the institutions of learning I first faced the violent disruptive tactics. together in recognizing the feelings of a in his own way is going about in an or- days following with conflicting emotions- I can say with all frankness and great student body who have performed derly fashion to help bring about the blacks by this society. continued improvement of this great The increased enrollment of black students and a black -fear versus hope and uncertainty versus honesty that I have never witnessed a far and above the call of duty in this confidence. As the minutes passed and more serious and impressive memorial country. studies program will also be of high educational value for community. hours passed and I talked to and with the service than that conducted solemnly by Their efforts to date, bear the the white students. students of Bowling Green State 8,000 of the students of BGSU when they maximum words of praise and approval let's bear froee yoe The essence of "getting along" is understanding. Many University the conflicts of emotions passed in dead silence, with serious and for an effort and activity well performed. white students here have little or no concept of black at- disappeared. sorrowful expressions on their faces, If our news media will recognize the At every place I turned my faith and through the main streets of our little city. The BG News welcomes all letters to titudes in today's society, or the history and thought of the good and the positive accomplishments the editor and your opinion columns. race. confidence in the students of Bowling The only sound heard as these students and activities in an equal form and Due to our desire to bring you the So the increased enrollment of black students will hurt Green grew and grew and grew. The passed was that of a muffled drum. I saw degree to the negative acts, all of our president of every fraternity on the largest cross-section of views and no one, and will be a lesson for all students in racial un- students in wheel chairs, babies in arms country will realize that we are going to opinions, however, we ask that letters be campus and his help and assistance and in carriages, and students on crut- turn our nation over to people who may JO more than 300 words, typewritten, and derstanding and tolerence-something sorely lacking in together with that of the members was ches pass by as a part of a memorial do a far better Job with it than this this society. columns be a m»Tlmnin of four sought. Other groups and individuals march that covered more than a mile. generation has. typewritten pages, triple-spaced. The administration's answers to black student contacted me and assured me that I need No one recognizes and appreciates the have no fears of violence and violent I saw this entire group, controlled We maintain the right to edit all demands are not "concessions." They are the Univer- only by fellow students walk in this silent actions, activities and performances of materials which exceed those limits, aid sity's pledges to do its share to help relieve the inequities destructive activity on our campus in our procession memorializing the deaths of the student body of BGSU during this community. to edit with respect to the laws of libel in educational opportunity faced by the black race. fellow students of a neighboring period of testing man's soul and ability to and good taste. The events of the week have proven to understand than I-the Mayor of Bowling university. I have since talked with All letters and columns submitted to me beyond a shadow of doubt that I have hundreds of my fellow citizens who were Green. I thank them, I praise them, I no fear of the behavior, reactions and The News become the property of The equally impressed. These students commend them and now I am sure that I News and cannot be returned. conduct of our University citizens. Their proved my confidence in them to conduct better understand this generation. every action and activity has cast credit Materials should be addressed to The primary goal on them. I do not have the words in my themselves in a serious and mature BG News, Editorial Editor, 1M manner was not a misplaced confidence. F.GusSkibbie, University Hall. vocabulary to express my feelings Mayor toward all of the wonderful things that These students have and are now they have done during the critical past visiting homes in our community and Because of last week's referendum, Student Council several days. explaining to my fellow citizens their remains alive...on paper at least. The only mandate the The "teach-ins" held on the campus in thoughts and feelings. They are THe BG news members hold, however, is one to work for the establish- which ideas, thoughts and opinions have dispelling in the hearts and minds of many of my fellow citizens that the depth ment of a cummunity council. been discussed would and should serve as a model for people of all ages and all and seriousness of thought, the An Independent Student Voice Newly elected Student Body President Roger Coate set dedication to ideals and their maturity nations to follow in resolving critical editor bruce m. larrick such a goal as the prime objective of his administration. situations. cannot be Judged by the length of their Such a move, Coate feels, could be finalized "in the Im- It is true that every student at BGSU hair, the manner in which it is worn, or managing editor tee d, sienhenson mediate future." did not and has not the same idea or ideas the mode of dress and attire. editorial editor glenn d. waggoner Just how near the immediate future is remains up to as to how best reflect their opinions to the Their visitations to the homes in our news editor /omes p. marino Council, as well as Faculty Senate, the Administration, vital questions of the moment. But they community are binding our community issue editor barbata /. jacola and our University more closely and others interested in working toward a university-wide have, by an exchange of dialogue, gained a view of the other person's opinion. together. The heart-breaking phase of it sports editor uennis d. white body. Each has found that all of their ideas and is that it has taken a tragedy to do the photo editor glen eppleston The new Council should push aside all other business thoughts could stand some study and job. business manager richard m. horns and channel their collective energies toward the for- advertising manager n. John holt: mulation of a viable, joint legislative body consisting of assistant adv. man Constance r. zoll students, faculty, and administrators. circulation manager donald r. htnple Any other pieces of legislation that the Council mem- university not more liberal bers could possibly formulate can be of little significance in comparison. Only can a council that represents all Now, one week after BGSU's "unrest," I would like to suggest something to facets of the University community make significant, the student body. Not one tangible thing directly affecting BGSU was ac- Tho BG Now. la puhll.hod Ju..doy. thru Fridey. durlno ih. rojulo, complished. ackool yaor. or*) one. a weak during tho luratwor aoailora, undo* author- concrete accomplishments. ity of th* Puhllcotlona Comattttoo ol Bowling Groon Stata Univor.lt,. This university has not adopted one thing to make our college atmosphere In the past, Student Council has been plagued by a lack Oplnioni oxproaood in adilarial corfoona at otkor column, in tho Hawa here any more liberal. do nal nacaaaofilr r.il.ct lha opinion, al tka Un,..,.ii, Adtolnlatrotton of effectiveness. The enactment of a community Congratulations and welcome back to Bowling Green Straight University. faculty or .toll or lha StOtO Of Ohio. Opinion, ..p,.,,.d by column,„■ do organization-which would be a suicidal move for Council not nocoiaorlly roflact tha opinion! of tho BO Nawa. Editorial. In tka BG itself-could serve as that body's most important con- Haw. ..II.ct tho opinion, of tko -o|orlty of rooaoor. at lha 1G kWl Ed|. Douglas Williams torlol Board. tribution. 228 Compton Hall The BG News, Tuesday, May 12, 1970/Poge 3 News analysis Washington protesters peaceful in 90° heat By Bruce Larrick the continuation of war production in the I'.S. Editor will not be allowed. There was talk of a general strike through a Washington this time around, May 9, was not worker-student alliance (a remote possibility the same as six months earlier, Novermber IS, after the performance of the New York con- when 500,000 people gathered to advocate peace. struction workers Friday), shutting down fac-, Not only was there a difference in numbers tories in much the same manner as universities, (about 100,000 this time around), but there was a occupation of the business offices of war cor- difference in purpose and attitude. porations, and resistance within the Army by The people that gathered by the White House disgruntled GI's. Saturday did not hold the same delusions as The people who were there came prepared: those who gathered in November. There were no gas masks, respirators, vaseline and rags were hopes held out for a change in administration more readily noticeable than in November. One policy through gentle persuasion. got the feeling these people meant business. There were no hopes that President Nixon If it hadn't been so hot (hundreds passed out (variously described as a murderer, dinosaur, from heat prostration or bathed nude in the idiot, pig, or any other epithet you'd like to reflecting pool l there might have been serious name) would hear the pleas outside his trouble. residence. But the heat sapped almost all energy for any Instead of benign calls for peace, the mood type of confrontation with the police. The only was angry and the call was for a strike to stop the incidents were in the late evening when several war machine through any means necessary. attempts were made to overturn busses ringing Speakers from the National Student the White House grounds. Association, Yale, and Oberlin all called for a With this demonstration, many people will shutdown of the country's universities, in order declare the peace movement came of age. The to "open" them to learning and confrontation of protestors realized as never before that their the system. demonstration would not change the course of John Froines, one of the Chicago Eight, began national policy. his speech with "Fuck Richard Nixon," a chant They were there not to convince the President taken up by the crowd perched only a few hun- of anything, but to show their anger, their dred yards from the White House. posture against the war and the connected A main point made by all the speakers, from slaylngs of four Kent State students. Coretta King to David Dellinger, was that it Is They didn't care about being polite to the N.w.,hw. by Al Ofcarlln impossible to communicate with the President or President. They've been polite before and feel it his administration, and the only way to stop the didn't work. Now they think they're ready to EVERY CAUSE ii represented during peace marches In the nation's war Is to force the administration into realizing for-*' the war-makers into ending the war. capital. If you can figure this one out, you're better than the 100,000 who gathered near the White House Saturday. 6000 march on closed state capitol

ByBarbJacola they make war. We want the immediate to present to the governor. group in the country, that's why," he Issue Editor withdrawal of all troops from Indochina, It was then recommended by the B.G. said, "The government feels freedom for all political prisoners and all contingent that the American flag flying threatened." The steps of the closed State Capitol Black Panther leaders. All power to the in front of the Capitol be lowered to half- A spokesman interupted the speeches building were thronged with over 6,000 people!" mast In memory of the Kent Four, but to announce that the State Patrol had students who came to Columbus, Friday, Bowling Green's representative, permission was not granted. Two stopped 15 truckloads of students from to protest the killings of four students in Johnathan Wierwill, graduate student, students then held an American flag and Oberlin, who were on their way to Kent and the U.S. move into Cambodia. began his talk with a quote from Ghandi: a black flag on the steps before the Columbus on U.S. 71, to look for weapons. The students had marched from the "The first principle of nonviolence is podium The crowd booed and shouted anti-state Veteran's Hall chanting "Peace now!" 'non-cooperation wtth anything tha,t is Marietta College representative comments. and "All we are saying is give peace a humiliating." condemned the use of live ammunition A student from Ohio University said Wierwill said, "Kent was humiliating. chance." against Kent students. A theology he had been in contact with Michael and Student marshalls, who were assigned In the future, an attack on one Ohio student said a prayer for peace and for campus will be considered an attack on William Kunstler and he said they were to keep the demonstrators orderly, lined the dead students. arranging to bring charges against the both sides of the stream of protesters and all Ohio campuses." He then read six A philosophy teacher from Antioch state for the shootings at Kent. He asked were identified by large black "M" 's on prepared statements to the crowd: College offered his opinion of our in- for donations from the students to the 1) We condemn the killings at Kent. their shirts and sweatshirts. volvement in Vietnam: Ohio Student Justice Fund to finance the 2) We believe that the legislature "Politicians may be evil and they may Eighteen Ohio universities were procedings. represented at the demonstration and should move to prevent Ohioans from have errors in judgment, but we are in James Minar, the Kent representative there was a speaker from each. Bowling participating in an undeclared war. Vietnam because it is necessary for this said, "I see here probably the largest 3) We condemn Nixon's escalation of country to exploit the labor and Green's representativon-500 to 600 single group of real patriots I have ever strong-was the largest from any single the war into Cambodia. We condemn resources of another country. It is seen." He encouraged students to work Rhodes for his flagrant use of the necessary f°r °ur economic and social university. full-tune for peace. The 100 students from Wilmington National Guard. systems. "For the sakes of the Kent four, who College who were present had walked 4) We condemn neglect and tokenism "The U.S. is supporting the fascist would want you to keep on working I beg government and fighting the people who most of the way to Columbus. A in the case of minority groups. you, don't stop now!" he said. spokesman for the group, Henry Hubben, 5) We pledge support for the removal can give the Vietnamese the society that said, "We left Wednesday night from of President Nixon, Vice President they need." The crowd dispersed in the afternoon Wilmington. It was a 65-mile walk." Agnew and Attorney General Mitchell, The Antioch representative also heat after two hours of speeches. Some John McElroy, executive assistant to ad infinitem. stated why he believes the government is were quiet and solemn. Others cheered Governor Rhodes and former guber- 6) We demand the removal of all U.S. suppressing the Black Panther party: "Free Bobby Seale" and "One side's natorial candidate, and John Herbert, troops from Southeast Asia. "They are the tightest, most right. One side's wrong. Victory for the state treasurer, were present to The demands were given to McElroy disciplined, moat forward revolutionary Viet Cong." represent the state and to accept the students' petitions for the governor. A representative from Ohio State announced to the crowd at the beginning of the rally that Hiram College has been authorized as strike headquarters for Ohio. Students copied down phone numbers of places to call to report and find out information from all over the state. JAMES MTNAR Kent student addressed the 8.000 students and urged A student from Oberlin began the them to "work full-time for peace." speeches by saying, "The violent men are in Washington screaming peace, yet

M.-.ph.... k, Mill NalUr STUDENTS from IS uafreraltiei ID Ohio were represented representative! speak oa the Cambodian ittaatka and at the Columbus demonstration, Friday. They campus unrest eeagregated oa the steps of the state capitol to here Page 4 Tht BG News, Tuesday May 12, 1970

7 Space. 27 Stream. 44 Privileges. PUZZLE • Dessert. 28 Excite. 46 Loop. 9 Refines. 29 Forelegs. 47 Brink. By Glsdys E. Slons 10 Open. 30 Rabbit. 48 Ruler. 11 —tide. 31 l ..it away. 49 Shower. Blackmun vote due today ACROSS DOWN 12 Challenge. 32 Valued. 50 Pitchers. 1 Whim! 1 Chair. 13 Bits. 34 Speech. 51 Contend. 5 Step*. 2 Honest. 18 Sarcasm. 37 Splash. 52 Again. WASHINGTON (AP) - A confirmation is to take place year-old 8th U.S. Circuit Court Mike Mansfield of Montana Nixon's earlier nominations of 10 Reverie. 3 Whenever. 23 Varnishes. 38 Slipped. 53 Encloses. Judges Clement F. Hayn- 4 Carets. 24 Glen. 40 Pace. leader of the Senate'a at 2:30 p.m. today. of Appeals Judge waa brought and Republican Leader Hugh 14 Sea eagle. 56 Pay dirt. Democratic liberals said Sen. Phillip A. Hart of sworth Jr. of South Carolina 15 Approxi- 5 Darts. 25 Repent. 41 Surmise. before the Senate yesterday Scott of Pennsylvania told mately. 6 Light colors. 26 Spirit. 43 Begins. 57 Cap. yesterday that In the Michigan, in a statement without any opposition in newsmen they knew of no and G. Han-old Carswell of 16 Close. Supreme Court nomination of accompanying a Senate sight, in contrast to the long, opposition to Blackmun's Florida, said Blackmun's 17 Salei crier. record "reveals a deep sen- 1 2 1 i 5 e 7 1 1 ii 13 13 Judge Harry A. Blackmun of Judiciary Committee report bitter controversies that confirmation for the year-old 19 Vehicle. sitivity to those individual 20 Mound. i Minnnesota, President Nixon recommending Blackmun's engulfed Nixon's earlier vacancy on the Supreme 21 Hosier. 14 "has indeed chosen from confirmation, said he strongly nominUona of two Southern Court. rights snd freedoms 22 Runs off. guaranteed by our Con- 11 ,. among the very beat." endorsed the nomination. Judges. 24 Periods. The nomination of the 61- Hart, who voted against stitution." 25 In distance. 1 r | The vote on Blackmun'a Both Democratic Leader 26 Salad r r „ makings. I [ THE WIZARD OF ID by Brant parkar and Johnny hart 29 l)ic-lianl. ■bt Miapji ofMiiig 33 Sleep. ' .14 Boots. 26 27 II 30 31 33 /CANP 35 Constellu- / TWEMJ tion. 13 ■ \ eonee stf for Moiday 34i Elliptical. " 37 Revolves. IS P 38 Dot. I [SIX OXFORD (AP) - Dr. ' M Place. IB ..■ ■ ■ Phillip Shriver, president of 40 Thorn. LECTUtt 41 Move easil>. " Miami University, told the 1] ■ ■n • I I ■ 42 Supports. " WIGHT student senate yesterday the 44 Demolished. IS r-rt 45 Duck. ■ target date for reopening of 40 Spotted. the school's Oxford campus 11 IS 50 SI ■S3 ■S3 47 Awed. ^1 J now Is May 18. 50 Dances. He warned, however, the 51 Top. it 5J *6 J university could be closed MCoatly. J 55 Criterion. IS it? so longer-possibly as late as M S| Sand. ay 25-without serious read- 5fl Fungus. II 12 a 00 rnhiiundeil. justment of classes, course 01 Centuries. 1 -xmo— CLASSIFIED —*&»>- requirements and the exam C Fitld Entfrprisr-s, iInc., 1970 02 Relaxes. schedules. 03 Seals. Miami has been closed Solution to Yesterday's Puxzle The in. News OS-TIM Not long distance summ qtr 1 br turn apt 3*0 Winthrop Terrace Call Paul since last Thursday because of 106 University Hall Winthrop South 3M-MM. 373-SM1. Tyjier It's been 12 months House for four-sii male student anti-war distur- Dial 372-2710 since that brave moment bances . The branch campuses CRYPTOGRAM — By Norton Ithoades students for summer only. Air Furnished apt available for « Intrnatl 1 *« ton pick-up cond. near campus Pti 3M- Lovt. Tygrti. U;tti-s I 40 per line IMT (lay ; summer school. 4 girls. Clow and-or camper, 4WI), Vapd. in Hamilton and Middletown 7365 to campus 1M-496S lines minimum, averw of 5 consider trade K2-&MI. Congrats Shirley on your and the McGuffey Laboratory words per line engagement to BUI AXU NYUNOWBHS UNION? LAW Apartments available for school here reopened Deadlines b p in two days Furnapllor4orSglrU Avail Beginning teachers: Improve Love 1.1 T B-your roomie, summer sessions, neit to before date of publication June IS close to campus 343- your class preparations with Patty. yesterday. 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Tht BG News Tuesday May 12, 1970 Page 5 Ohio campuses respond to week of protest By the Associated Press for Ohio Gov. James A. already made their opinions calling for immediate Baldwin-WaUace officials letter to the student body that reopening of either institution. over the closing of schools, the Rhodes student sentiment on known to their respective American withdrawal from offered its enrollees three school would And on the legislative small number of students It Campus efforts turned violence and the current college presidents who have in Indochina. choices: continue a normal Kent State President front, state representative took to close them, and the from the streets to more campus crisis. turn notified Caples. Meanwhile, the school's academic schedule; with- Robert White announced by George Voinovich, of over-reaction of police during "establishment" kind of Kenyon President William A meeting with the students continued to "wage draw; or, take a temporary letter to the student body that Cleveland, in a letter to the Ohio State University activity yesterday as the G. Caples has been designated governor is being sought at the peace," according to one grade after discussion and school would resume for Regents Chancellor John disturbances. statewide campus protest by the college's student body earliest possible moment, the observer, following a requiem agreement with the ap- summer quarter on June 22. Millett, expressed concern over the Kent State shootings to present the cross section of spokesman said. sung in the National Cathedral propriate faculty member. The letter stated that the and American policy in student feeling to the Dissent at Oberlin College in Washington Sunday in The faculty of Hiram school would not open at all Southeast Asia continued. governor. in Oberlin has taken much the memory of the four slain Kent College, with overwhelming this quarter because the Kenyon College in Gambier A spokesman for the same path in a faculty- students. student approval, voted to situation remains "explosive began a multi-university college indicated that students approved letter sent to Elsewhere in the state resume normal classes and to and dangerous." program aimed at clarifying from IS colleges in Ohio have President Nixon expressing other shifts in mood were continue at the same time with Meanwhile, the state's first ATTENTION, concern tor "the division noted. constructive opposition to the private school closed Sunday tendencies in our country." Ohio Wesleyan University war. Hiram had been closed as a result of the fear of Hie letter continued: in Delaware, closed on Friday since last Tuesday. violence. GRADUATING SENIORS! "We...do not condone to allow students a time for An Ohio State University Ashland College, with a violence and we are troubled reflection, according to spokesman yesterday in- student population of 2,400, by the savagery of the President Thomas Wenzlau, dicated a decision might be was closed by order of language with which too many continued that reflection reached on reopening as early President Glen L. Clayton Americans are screaming at yesterday with workshops and as this morning when the because of "large number of one another. We are discussions centering on the school's faculty council is set intruders" on campus who especially angry, therefore, campus crisis. Classes are to meet for discussion on the pose a threat to the safety of over Vice President Agnew's expected to resume today. matter. Administration of- the college community. exploitation of our anxieties Baldwin-At Baldwin- ficials were not available for The intrusion of outsiders and frustrations, and we Wallace College, a decision comment, however, on was essentially the same regret that on our campuses was made to offer students peripheral matter of refun- reason given by University of some stoop with him to violent options for completing course ding of fees, course credit and Cincinnati President Walter words in a time when there is work for the term. The action responses to student demands. Langsam when he closed the too much violence." is similar to the move made by Kent State President Queen City school Friday The faculty also voted 88-56 Bowling Green's faculty Robert White announced by No time has been set for the In approval of a resolution senate. COUPON DAYS WHAT'S IN THE FUTURE FOR YOU? 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ByVinMannix The mile relay was the Sid feels he's progressing stretch," said a Falcon and fifth in the 100, while in the Sports Writer final event of the day, and the from his winter layoff, but teammate. 220, Watkins again took third team of Gary Osborne (50.4), hasn't really gotten down to The Joviality of distance (22.6), Webb got fourth (23.0), Bowling Green's distance Dave Wottle (49.8), Ed running hard for tough runners is justified since they and Ducharme fifth (23.1). men "kicked it all out" at the Watkins (53.2), and Jim competition yet. scored 31 out a possible 33 For the umpteenth time Wayne State Invitational, Gagnet (50.2) took third, and "I'll probably start this points in the distance events, this season, Paul Zitko came Saturday, sweeping two races, gave BG enough points for its week for the Miami-Toledo and if one includes Wottle's out second best in a photo as the Falcons captured their winning total of 75. meet," he added. "If Miami 1:56.6 half mile win, they'd finish in the 120 high hurdles, second straight meet win this "That's Wottle's best time makes it, this'U be a tough have 36 of 44 points. running a "wind-hindered" season. for the quarter," Sink com- meet so I've got to be ready." That's only half of Bowling 14.7. Waving their fists as they mented. "That kick of his In the mile run Saturday Green's final total, so the "There was a head wind broke the tape, Jim Ferstle, comes through every time." the Falcons went one, two, and other half had to come from which must've been between Sid Sink, and Steve Danforth In the 3000 meter four, with Wottle and Danforth somewhere...namely the 10-15 miles per hour," tied for first in the two mile in steeplechase, Sink led the way "strolling" in a tie (4:17.7) for sprinters, hurdlers and field remarked coach Mel Brodt. 9:31.4 while Cliff Kotnik came winning the event in 9:13.7 and first and Bob McOmber events men. The "hawk" must've run in fourth at 9:42.2. was followed by Rich Breeze finishing fourth (4:20.5). Ed Watkins (10.0), Wayne with BG's 440 relay team of "We knew we won the meet in 9:28. Tracy Elliott took "They were laughing and Ducharme (10.1), and Al George Geil, Watkins, Webb, so we raised our fists going third in 9:32.8 and Dave Olson talking to each other down the Webb (10.2) ran third, fourth and Ducharme, because they across the finish line," Sink completed the sweep finishing ran their best time yet this said. "It was the next to last fourth in 9:50. year 42.5 and copped second race, and we were behind by a "That wasn't as fast as I'd place. few points, so sweeping the wanted, but I felt smooth, "Sink In the intermediate hur- two mile gave us a big enough said. "I didn't push because I dles, Gary Osborne ran his lead to win the meet." was trying to keep my form." personal best 54.9, good for third. "I'm glad I finally cracked Linksmen host Rockets 55 (seconds), and if I hadn't lost my concentration when I saw this guy pass me inside, I could've gotten it down in conference encounter more," Osborne said. "You've got to run your race By Denny White John Piper's squad hopea in the intermediates...you Sports Editor to benefit from a home course can't watch the other guy." advantage today at 12:30, Speaking of "other guys," which has not worked right Bowling Green's field events IN Pace yourself to reach against Kent, Miami or OU. men picked up one first, Jeff Nnvtpholo by Ktrl 6abud«r your peak in the Mid- Bunching their six scores Huston's 1997 toss in the American Conference between a 78 by Dick Erick Javelin, and a scattering of ALL TOGETHER now Is (be icene In this picture as three Falcon hurdlers appear Championships seems to be and an 81 by Ed Hadaway, the seconds, thirds and fourths. to be hi unison ai they Jump over a hurdle In their quest for victory. The Falcon the predominant theory Falcon golfers almost upset A fourth place per- track team was again victorious this weekend as the trackaten beat lour foes to ' among the golf, tennis and the classy Bobcat duffers. formance by one Falcon capture the Wayne State Invitational track meet. track coaches around the The final BG twosome of stands out above the others, league. Craig Leister and Rick Fauld and it came from Dean Bard. Since Kent State and both carded 60s and took Stt Late last January, Dean Miami are currently shut of a possible 6 match points, was making a pole vault at- down, there may be no MAC but the visitors won 9'j to 8*4. tempt at the U.S. Track and Fa/cons battle Detroit Championships in two weeks Claiming the rest of Field Federation meet in at Oxford. Bowling Green's points were Columbus, when he stalled With that in mind and this Jim Stone, who gained 2tt out, fell 13' down and cracked A chance to even the score ruled a fair ball much to the Bennett who pulled a muscle weekend's Ashland In- points with a 41-38-79 round three vertebrae. He was with Detroit will occur this dislike of the whole Bowling during the final game of the vitational subject to possible and team medalist Erick, who through for the year. afternoon when the Falcon Green delegation. series on Saturday. cancellation, the Falcon snatched a 4 point with a 40- Bard wore a brace since diamondmen host the In extra curricular ac- golfers should regard their 38-78 round. then, that is until the last week Michigan club at 3:30 on Jim Meerphol was the winning pitcher In the tivity, Joe Chirk" was ejected showdown with Toledo, today, Freshman Erick, shooting or two when he got the OK Stellar Field. from the second game on as their last opportunity for the second lowest score of all from his doctor to start It will be the second nightcap as Bob Hill clubbed an inside the park round Saturday following an intercollegiate competition 12 golfers, had the misfortune working out again. meeting this season between argument at home plate. Also this season. of being pitted against Mark "He wanted to get out there the two teams with Detroit tripper to help the Falcons to a 6-3 victory. Rasor along with a few other The Rockets (12-4) were Brugner, who covered the 9- the day he got the brace off," winning the initial encounter players who engaged in a scratched from the scheduled hole course twice in 74 strokes, said Brodt, "but I wouldn't let 3-2 up in Michigan on April 15. Weekend casualty included shoving contest on the outfield triangular match with the two over par. him. I wasn't counting on him Weekend action saw Bruce Rasor who broke his grass after the first game of Falcons (6-9) and Ohio Falcon ace John Anderson at all for this season." Bowling Green's overall finger on Friday and Tom the doubleheader on Saturday. University (7-6), Saturday, in followed an outgoing 38 with a Well, with whatever record slip to 15-13 as the order to compete in the dlsasterous 42, playing the last practice he's gotten In, Bard Falcons dropped two out of Spartan Invitational. four holes in five over par, and - did his "hop-skip-jump" thing three games to the Western Student unrest throws Bowling Green lost to the lost all three points to Greg N..i ph..o b, Kin Bobud.. for 43' IV in the triple-Jump Michigan Broncos. defending Mid-Am champs by Moore who shot a 78 In OU's and fourth place. The losses evened the six strokes two weeks ago at top position. JAVELIN THROWER Jeff Huston let's go of "Not bad for a guy with a diamondmen s Mid American Toledo's home course, and Hadaway was also shut out another toss during a recent track meet. Jeff took broken iback." Dean joshed. Conference slate at 5-5. This sports front into chaos placed behind TU by the same as he played Slugger White first place honors In his specialty with a throw of virtually eliminates the and tennis meets May 22-23 if number of shots in the MAC even on the back nine until 199'7" at the Wayne State Invitational meet this Falcons as contenders for the COLUMBUS (API- Miami doesn't reopen next Invitational tournament. taking a double bogey seven past weekend. league championship if there Campus closings because of week. Miami is the scheduled on the difficult closing hole. is to be one considering that student disorders are site of the MAC events. Bowling Green's number Kent State University is shut throwing Ohio college and Ohio University, leading two man, Jim Stone, was down for the remainder of the high school sports schedules the Mid-American with an 8-1 matched up against Bob Stickers edge Kenyon quarter. into a turmoil with the Big Ten baseball record, has played Moock, maybe the Bobcats' Doug Hair, Bowling Conference golf tournament best, and rallied with a clutch Green's no-hit hero, absorbed the minimum of nine games to already a victim. be eligible for the cham- incoming 38,, including a By Jack Carle Mid-west lacrosse league upped his total to 18 with one his first defeat of the season Assistant Sports Editor Officials at Ohio State, pionship. birdie three on the seventh game and that thought may be of the Falcons five scores. after four straight wins as the closed since Wednesday, told hole. partly true. It seems that Assisting on the five tallies Broncos potted a 6-3 triumph James has another thorny Only 5-4 ! Big Ten Commissioner Bill problem. He must recommend Leister was the only That could be the reaction Bowling Green un- were all-American John Doh- on Friday. Reed Monday that the golf 4? Falcon to shut out his OU derestimated the Lords of ms three times and leading A grand slam homer by what to do about future of lacrosse fans after reading event would have to be moved eligibility for Kent's spring opponent and did it with a pa ir the score of the BG-Kenyon Kenyon and in doing so scorer Joe Zimmerman once. Western's Harry Saughessy in to another league school. of 40's, while anchor man almost lost the game. Dohms has a team leading the bottom of the eighth sports athletes, who have been game this past weekend. It Campus closings at Ohio through an abbreviated 1970 Faulk nipped Bob Cooley by may seem that the Falcons However, the stickers did total of 18 assists while proved to be the difference. It State. Miami and Kent State schedule. sporrs one by with a par five to finish. had a tough foe in the latest score enough to win. Zimmerman's 24 total points was the third grand slammer are hurling a big blanket over I—»»» » » The game was close the leads the team. off Bair in his last two starts. sports. entire way with the Falcons Goalie Bill Burch had The other two came against Kent will remain closed taking an early 1-0 lead after another good day in the net Kent but the Falcons managed until the summer session. the first 15 minute period. making six saves on 26 to win that slugfest 14-10. Ohio State is expected to That one foal proved to the Kenyon shots while allowing A debated call highlighted decide Tuesday about margin of victory as both only four scores. the first contact on Saturday reopening while Miami will teams scored once in the The stickers offensive at the Broncos edged the decide Wednesday. second and fourth periods and punch seemed to be missing a Falcons 2-1 in the last of the Mid-American Com- twice in the third period. gear in the game as it never ninth. The controversy missioner Bob James said he Scoring twice for the BG really got untracked. Before erupted as Western loaded the will poll member schools in stickers were John Brizendine the game BG had been bases and hit a shot down the midweek for an alternate site and Sachse are among the top averaging over 10 goals a third base line that the umpire for the conference track, golf five scorers on Bowling. game but never got moving Green's team.Also leading against the Lords. goal-getter Bruce Correll "We weren't ready to play them. We didn't have any Tennis team faces respect for them," said coach NBA conducts Mickey Cochrane. Cochrane also indicated powerful Michigan that the Kenyon slow-down expulsion draft game bothered the Falcons By Scott Scredon and that the Lords had several the disappointment of two NEW YORK (AP)-Dick good players. Sports Writer losses to conference op- Garrett, surprisingly left "But the important thing is ponents, and a weekend of unprotected by the Los that we won. Now we have a The Bowling Green tennis inactivity has left them Angeles Lakers, was one of tough Job to do in the next team wraps up its 1970 home without a victory since the the first two picks by Buffalo season today in a touch of couple of days to get ready for April 30 match with Wayne in the National Basketball Ohio Wesleyan," added class as the Falcons host the State. BG dropped decisions Association's expansion draft Cochrane, formidable Michigan to OU and Toledo,-and had yesterday. Woverines, premier tennis For the Wesleyan game matches with Miami and Kent Buffalo, which chose first tomorrow Cochrane will be team in the Blf Ten Con- State cancelled due to the on the opening round and third trying to prepare the Falcons ference and the Midwest. shutdowns of those schools. on the second, also selected "Their one of the top Are or mentally as well as physically Three Falcon seniors will Ray Scott of Baltimore, but Cochrane felt that the six teams In the country," said make their final appearance the NBA refused to divulge the BG coach Bob GUI about the stickers weren't real sharp before the home crown this order of selection. mentally in Saturday's fame visitors. afternoon. Veterans Denny Portland, which picks Michigan has played one and that they became Cavanaugh and Mike Costello, second throughout the draft, frustrated and then did some MAC team thus far, Western each two-year lettermen, and chose Lercy Ellis of Baltimore Michigan, and buried them 9-0 dumb things during- the course Mark Goldner, another let- and, in a minor surprise, of the game. despite kavlng four of their terman, conclude their Larry Siegfried of Boston. top seven players at home. The game tomorrow could careers at Bowling Green. Cleveland, which swapped well be the last game of the Wetter, 3-0 against MAC The match will begin at order of picks with Buffalo, teams, is considered the co- season for BG. The Falcons 2:30 at the courts behind the selected Luther Rackle of are scheduled to play Ohio favorite In Ae conference, Ice arena. The Falcons travel Cincinnati and Walt Wesley of aleag with Toledo. A CRUSHING blow Is dealt another opponent by a weekend at they defeated the Lords of Kenyon 5-4 to State in the season finale this to South Bend, Indiana for Bowling Green lacretse player as he checks kit man oat ef Chicago. Saturday but OSU has closed This may be the wrong their next contest, meeting remain unbeaten and retain their held on first place In the action. The Falcons used pteaty of good body checks this Midwest lacrosse league. Garrett, had been expected its doors and the status of time for the Falcons to meet Notre Dame University, this to be one of the seven players such competition, though, at athletics is uncertain on the Friday. protected by the Lakers. Columbus campus.