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Volume 5, Number 11 WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY November 9, 1978 University Nears United :briefsAll regular employees, with the Way Goal exception of facu1ty, should have Efforts are still underway to have recently received a surrunary of WMU reach its $59,000goal in the fringe benefits for the 1978-79year. current Great Kalamazoo United Way Any specific questions regarding drive. these benefits should be directed to Earlier this week, Mrs. Patricia the Personnel Department, Staff Williams, administrative assistant to Benefits Office,telephone 383-1650. the vice president for student services • • • and campus United Way campaign University Dames' annual Arts and coordinator, reported that 1,184 Crafts Auction will be held at 7:30 University employees had pledged tonight in the Trimpe Distributive $53,533.At the same point in the on- Education Building. campus solicitation a year ago, 1,163 • • • employees had given or pledged The doctoral oral examination of $49,915. Barbara Rae Mills will be held at 2 Additional information can be p.rn. Monday, Nov. 20, in the obtained by contacting Williams, Educational Resources Center telephone 383-1752. Conference Room, Sangren Hall. Her A RARE APPEARANCEby comedian Red Skeltonwillbe one ofthe highlights Have you given your fair share yet? topic is "The Functioning ofInformal of the Patron's ChoiceSeries, Act n, here oncampus in Miller Auditorium. See Networks in Relation to the Hiring story onpage 4. Process in Higher Education." Visiting Scholar • • Gives Program Nancy Boynton's• doctoral oral Cancer 'Underground' examination will be held at 4:10p.m. International Nationally prominent psychologist, Monday, Nov. 20, in the Math Com- Is Friday Discussion Ellen Reese, a faculty member at mons, sixth floor of Everett Tower. "Travel/Study "N otes from the Cancer both Mount Holyoke College and the Her topic is "Markovian Multiserver Underground: The Laetrile Con- University of Massachusetts, will Queueing Systems With Servers in Night Set troversy" is the topic of a free, public lecture and conduct workshops here Series." discussion to be presented by Dr. on campus Thursday and Friday, • • • The Kalamazoo area's largest Gerald Markle, WMU associate Nov. 16-17. Dr. James W. Miller, emeritus collection of free, public information professor of sociology, from 3-5p.m. At 3 p.m. Thursday, she will give a president, has been appointed by Gov. on trave~ work and study in foreign Friday, Nov. 10, in WMU's Honors free, public lecture on "Learning William G. Milliken to chair a 17- countries, WMU's 22nd annual College Lounge, Hillside Offices- About Learning from Pigeons and member ballot implementation International TraveVStudy Night, West. People" in 1118Rood Hall. From 9- committee to help prepare the state will be offered from 6:3lH} p.m. He will explore the social, in- 11:30a.m. Friday, Reese will conduct shou1dthe voters approve any or all of Thursday, Nov. 16, here in the east tellectual and medical reasons for the a workshop on "Ethics For People in the tax limitation proposals. It ap- ballroom ofthe Student Center. success of the Laetrile movement in Mental Health Services" in the mu1ti- peared at press time that only the The event will feature displays, the 1970's. Refreshments will be purpose room, Ellsworth Hall. Headlee Proposal had passed in brochures, maps, slide presentations served. The workshop is limited to 30 Tuesday's voting. and the oppOrtunity to talk with ap- people. Those interested in attending are urged to make advance reser- • • • proximately motravel experts and/or Michigan Oil, Faculty members of the Michigan representatives from more than 30 vations by calling 383-1615. Academy ofScience, Arts and Letters different countries, many wearing Gas Is Topic On Friday at 3:30 p.m., Reese will are reminded that titles for presen- their traditional costumes. Faculty "Oil and Natural Gas in Michigan" present a colloquium entitled "The tation at the March 23-24,1979,annual chairmen of WMU's international will be discussed by Dr. James Role of Errors in Learning" at the Hi meeting at Grand Valley State areas studies programs, seminars Fischer, professor of geology at LoInn, 3912DouglasAve. Colleges is Friday, Nov. 17. Mem- abroad, and foreign exchange Michigan State University, during the Her visit to the WMU campus is bership information and names and scholarships will be available for free, public WMUgeologyseminar at sponsored by the psychology addresses of appropriate chair- consultation. 4 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 14,in 1118Rood department and the Visiting Scholars Program. persons are available from Western's Special interest tables willhave and Hall. Refreshments will be served at institutional representative, Dr. distribute information on such topics 3:40p.m. Joseph Engemann, associate as youth hosteling, employment Great-Lakes professor ofbiology. abroad, transportation, camping and • • • hiking abroad, international directed Ed. 300, 301 The next meeting in the "Coping teaching information, and credit Meeting Friday Specialist Here With Teaching" series willbe devoted transfers. Representatives from the One meeting remains for Western The director of the University of to ''Use of Audio-VisualResources"; Kalamazoo Community Ambassador students who will be taking courses in Michigan's Great Lakes and Marine it will be held from 3-5 p.m. Wed- Program and the Experiment in Teaching and Learning (ED 300 or Waters Center, Dr. A. M. Beeton, will nesday, Nov. 15, in m4 Student International Living also will be 301) during the winter semester, and present a free, public, slide- Center. • • • there. who need to apply for their pre- illustrated lecture on "The Changing An international tasting tea, directed teaching participation ex- Great Lakes" here at 4 p.m. Thurs- Due to an inadvertent error in the perience. day, Nov. 16,in 181WoodHall. distribution of the 1978-79University sponsored by the University Student Center Board, will highlight the event They shou1dattend the meeting at He also will discuss the Michigan F acu1ty/Staff/Student Telephone 10 a.m. Friday, Nov. 10, in 2107 Sea Grant Programs for research, Director, several hundred extra with samples of a variety of foods from other"countries. Sangren Hall, according to Norma L. education and advisory services on copies of the new publication were Hungerford, coordinator of par- economic, environmental and delivered to the various residence The International TraveVStudy ticipation. Information will be management problems dealing with halls here on campus. If you have an Night is directed by Eleanor L. presented on the participation ex- the resources of the Great Lakes. extra copy of the directory, please Krawutschke, coordinator, Foreign perience, how students are placed in Refreshments will be served before return it to the University Switch- Study Services at WMU. It is co- schools and agencies, what can be his talk. board/Information Center in the sponsored by the Foreign Study gained from the experiences, and Beeton's visit to the WMUcampus lobby of the Seibert Administration Office, Honors College and the possible placement opportunities, she is sponsored by the University's Building. CollegeofArts and Sciences. noted. biologydepartment. Two • November 9, 1978 • Western News Storyteller Reserve Bank Medieval Publication Released Economist Visits Medieval Institute Publications "york Art" is the first reference Gives Talk Jean M. Lovati, an economist with here at Western recently published volume of the Early Drama, Art and Dr. Caroline Feller Bauer, the Federal Reserve Bank of St. "York Art: A Subject List of Extant Music Project, sponsored by the associate professor oflibrarianship at Louis, will deliver a free, public and Lost Art Including Items Medieval Institute; it is under the the Univers~ty of Oregon, will present seminar-lecture on "NOW Accounts Relevant to Early Drama," written editorship ofDavidson. The project is "A Gala Happening, Featuring and Share Drafts: A New Source of by Dr. Clifford Davidson, WMU a coordination of extensive research Creative Ways to Introduce Competition for Commercial Banks," associate professor of English, and and publication of interdisciplinary Literature to Children" from 9:30 here on campus from 8-9:30 p.m. David E. O'Connor, Radcliffe studies of theater through the middle a.m.-3 p.m. Friday, Nov. 10, at the Wednesday, Nov. 15, in 3750Knauss Research Fellow at the University of ofthe 17thcentury. Kalamazoo Public Library. Hall. York, England. The volume catalogs more than She will spend the day at the Van Assigned to the Bank Markets 1,000examples of subjects treated in Deusen Auditorium in the library Section of the Research Department, Special Career the art of York, including those ap- showing parents, teachers, Lovati distributes and coordinates pearing in stained glass, sculpture librarians, students, child care staff bank holding company casework Fair Wednesday and manuscript illumination, and is members and others telling how to within the department, and analyzes Western's first, free Career Fair for illustrated by plates showing some of stimulate children's interest in books. and makes recommendations on the Health, Human Services and the most important items. Bauer is well-knownas a storyteller, competitive effects of bank holding Government Careers will be held Davidson, the author of two artist and lecturer, and as the author company formations. from 10 a.m.-noon and 1-4 p.m. previous books, "The Primrose Way" ofthe' 'Handbook for Storytellers." Since joining the Federal Reserve Wednesday, Nov. 15,here in the east and "Drama and Art," has written An article in the October issue of Bank, she has published several ballroom ofthe Student Center. over 50articles and reviews published "American Libraries" notes that she articles in the bank's "Review." Two Forty employers from Detroit, in scholarly journals. He also is oneof is the American Library Association's of these articles, "The Changing Chicago, Lansing, Grand Rapids, Ann the editors of "Comparative Drama," best-selling author Of1978,and a "... Competition Between Commercial Arbor and Kalamazoo are among a journal with an international cir- most sought-after performer and Banks and Thrift Institutions for those whose representatives will culation, published at WMU since educator in storytelling." Deposits" and "The Growing come here to meet and talk with 1967. The program, which is open to the Simtlarities Among Financial Western students interested in em- O'Connor is the co-author of a public, has a $2.25registration fee. Institutions," are particularly ployment in human services and chapter on "The Stained and Painted Bauer's visit is sponsored by the relevant to the Wednesday evening government. The list includes Glass" in the volume, "A History of WMU School of Librarianship and lecture. hospitals, social service agencies, York Minster," published by English department, the Friends of She also will present a seminar to mental health centers, as well as state Clarendon Press, Oxford, England. the Kalamazoo Public Library and WMU students and faculty from 3-5 and federal government depart- He also is a contributor to the volume Museum, the Kalamazoo City Parks p.m. that day. Her WMUvisit is part ments. on the glass of York Minster in the and Recreation Department, the of the 1978-79economics seminar- Students will have the opportunity forthcoming "Corpus Vitrearum Kalamazoo Public Library, and the lecture series called "Financial to talk to prospective employers, MediiAevi" series. Kalamazoo Junior Women's Club. Institutions in the 1980's: The Public explore career opportunities in their Policy Issues." major fields of study, and make UT Costumes, future job contacts. The Career Fair Visiting Sculptor is sponsored byUniversity Placement To Give Program Play Nominated Services and coordinated by assistant . A free, public lecture and slide University Theater's October placement directors Shirley Turner KSO Features and Anne Nelson presentation by visiting sculptor production of Per Olov Enquist's Thomas Walsh will be held at 7:30 "The Night Of The Tribades" has Accounting Control p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 15, in 1213 been entered in the 11th annual Guest Violinist Sangren Hall. .. American College Theater Festival Korean violinist Young-Uck Kiln, performing on a Joseph Guarneri del Expert To Visit This lecture is a part ofthe four-day (ACTFXI). "ceramic' shell" bronze casting If selected by the three adjudicators Gesu violin known as the "Lipinski," Dr. Thomas H. Williams, the will be the guest soloist when the Robert Beyer Professor of workshop Walsh will conduct in who attended the October 14th per- Western's art department. He will formance of "Tribades" in the York Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra Managerial Accounting and Control presents its second subscription at the University of Wisconsin, will discuss his own recent work and his Arena Theater, the production will be view~on contemporary sculpture. presented Jan. 11-13, 1979, at the concert at 8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 10,in give a free, public lecture here at 7 MillerAuditorium. p.m. Thursday, Nov. 16, in 3750 The "ceramic shell" investment ACTF Region IX Festival at Bowling method is a modern variation of the Green State University. The concert, directed by conductor Knauss Hall. Yoshimi Takeda, will feature Kim His talk is entitl- lost-wax casting process, developed Rebecca Benish, Manistee initially for industrial use. sophomore, who designed the playing Mozart's Concerto No.3, to be ed "Are Current costumes for "Tribades," has entered followed by the Orchestra playing Values Here to the Costume Design Competition. If Bruckner's SymphonyNo. 7. Stay in Account- Concert To Honor her designs are selected by the· ad- Tickets are priced at $6.50,$5.50, ing?" The visiting judicators and entered in national $4.00and $2.50,and are available at scholar is the au- Franz Schubert competition, she would be eligible for the Miller Auditorium box office or thor of many arti- call383~933. cles published in "A Vocal Tribute to Franz a $300 cash award and a seven-day leading profes- Schubert" will be presented by expense-paid trip to NewYork City. sional journals, students and faculty of Western's A decision on both "The Night Of and is co-author of Willi department of music at 3 p.m. Sun- The Tribades" and Ms. Benish's Lawyer's Trust six textbooks. ams day, Nov. 19. The free, public designs is expected in late November. Conference Today Williams received his Ph.D. degree program, to be performed onthe 125th Co-Authors Speech Book from the University of Texas, and anniversary of Schubert's death Nov. All attorneys in the Kalamazoo area taught at the College of William and 19, 1828, will be held in Oakland Dr. Shirley Van Hoeven, assistant have been invited to the :?nthAnnual Mary before going to Wisconsin.He is Recital Hall. professor of communication arts and Lawyer's Trust Conference from a· Certified Public Accountant and Visiting professor/artist-in- sciences, is co-author of the book, 11:45 a.m.-l:45 p.m. Thursday, Nov. formerly worked with the in- residence Charles Roe, leading "Contract Grading in Speech Com- 9, in the main ballroom of the ternational CPA firm of Peat Mar- baritone with the New York City munication Courses," published Kalamazoo Center. wickMitchell & Company. Opera, will perform a group of recently by ERIC Publishing Co., Thomas E. Birchfield from a In 1977,Williams was elected vice Schubert's. songs in the orna~ental Urbana, Ill. Chicago legal firm will present a president ofthe American Accounting vocal stylmgs of J.ohann. MlC~el program entitled "Income Tax Association. During his two-day stay _ Vogl. Vogi wa~long-tune friends Wl~h Planning in Estates." His program is Western News at WMU, he will meet with students Schubert and mt~oduced many of his considered very timely in light of the and faculty members of the ac- works to the publIc. Western News is published by the Information Services Office, 3020·Administration Building, 1921 changes brought about by the Tax countancy department, sponsor of his . Gigi," "Paint Your Less than three weeks remain "The Sound of Music," is coming to At the LondonPalladium, she starred Wagon" and many more. Miller Auditorium for two per- before Western Michigan's men's with Tommy Steele in "Hans Saunders is probably best basketball opener and a series of formances-at 8 p.m. Tuesday and Andersen." In the movies, she starred remembered for her performance as Wednesday, Nov. 21-22. injuries has hampered the team's opposite Dick Van Dyke in "Chitty Lady Thiang in "The King and I" with progress thus far. "The Sound of Music," America's Chitty Bang Bang." Yul Brynner, both on Broadway and favorite musical, tells the heart- "We only had 11 of 15 players Other stars in this production in- in the film. She has played the Mother available for a scrimmage last warming story of the von Trapp clude Earl Wrightson, Lois Hunt and Abbess in many major productions of family and has trilled audiences all Saturday which hurts the learning Terry Saunders. Wrightson and Hunt "The Sound of Music," and also has process, especially with nine new over the world. Rodgers and Ham- are well known for their recordings been seen on Broadway in "Follies" merstein's score has been hailed as players in our program this winter," and concerts of the best of Broad- and "Milk and Honey." commented CoachDickShilts. the finest ever written for the way's music. They have performed Tickets for each performance are Broadway stage, and includes such Next Thursday (Nov. 16), the with 38 major symphony orchestras priced at $1J.OO,$6.50and $5.00at the Broncos Will play an exhibition at classics as "Climb Every Mountain," and have recorded over 45 albums. Miller Auditorium ticket office. "Do Re Mi," "My Favorite Things," Read Fieldhouse against the They have also performed in "Kiss Information can be obtained by University of Serajevo from "Edelweiss" and the title song, "The Me Kate," "Camelot," "South calling 383-0933. Sound ofMusic." Yugoslavia. Starting time is 7:30p.m. Starring in the role of Maria, the 3 on State Speech postulant nun, will be Sally Ann Conference Program Campus Recreation Women Harriers Howes. Ms. Howes is well known on .Three assistant professors in the 12th in Regionals both Broadway and London stages. department of communication arts Hours Announced She was Julie Andrew's successor in and sciences, Drs. Earl Washington, Hours for open swimming, steam Western Michigan's women's cross "My Fair Lady" on Broadway; she Steven Rhodes and Shirley baths and public skating at the country team made its second season also played opposite Steve Lawrence VanHoeven, were on the program of Student Recreation Building have a memorable one last weekend when in "What Makes Sammy Run" and the Michigan Speech Association's been announced the Broncos finished a satisfying 12th starred in the New York City Center recent fall conference at Boyne Open swimming at Gabel pool for at the AlAW (Association for Inter- revival of "Brigadoon" for which she Mountain. WMU faculty, staff and students is collegiate Athletics for Women) Washington was on the panel, "The from noon-1p.m. Monday-Friday and Region 5 Qualifying Meet in Macomb, Debate Here Tuesday Reading Hour," in which panel from 24 p.m. Sunday for members of Ill. members read selections which the University community and their CoachAnnette Murray'S Brownand A free, public debate on "Resolved: demonstrated a technique they have families. Gold finished just behind 11th place U.s. Corporations Should Remain in enjoyed teaching. Rhodes was The steam bath is opento students, Wisconsin-LaCrosse and tenth place South Africa" will be held at 8 p.m. chairperson for a panel entitled faculty and staff from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Eastern Michigan. In all, ~ teams Tuesday, Nov. 14,in 3760KnaussHall. "Research Forum" dealing with Monday-Thursday, and from 9 a.m.-3 competed and 19finished. Tim Smith, director, Interfaith interpersonal issues; and VanHoeven p.m. Friday. It is also opento families The top individual finisher for the Center for Corporate Responsibility, presented a paper entitled "Male and from 24 p.m. Sunday. Broncos once again was freshman New York, and a representative of an Female Communication Cooperation Public skating at the Lawson Ice Darcy Tomlinson (Bryan, 0.- American corporation doing business and Competition" as part ofthe same Arena is from noon-12:45 p.m. Fairview), who earned ~th place in South Africa will be the principal panel. Monday-Friday; 8:30-10 p.m. Wed- honors with a 5,OOO-metertime of participants. nesdays; 2-3:45p.m. and 8-9:45p.m. 18:35.0and missed qualifying for the Many on National Saturdays; from 2-3:45 p.m. and 8- AIAW National Championships by St(ing Program Tuesday just five places. Other finishers for Orientation Program 9:45p.m. Sundays. Two Honors String Quartets, Open hockey is from 10:15-11:30 Western were freshman Julie Voyles student ensembles from the depart- Several WMU faculty and staff p.m. Wednesday. (Livonia-Stevenson), who placed 35th ment of music, will present a free, members were involved in the All of these times are subject to at 18:54.0, and Sue MacDonald public program at 8 p.m. Tuesday, National Orientation Directors change, especially whenever there is (Ludington), whowas 52nd. Nov. 14,in Oakland Recital Hall. Association Conference held recently a conflict with another scheduled Murray will retaill her entire squad Grants from the Kalamazoo at the Kalamazoo Center. event. for 1979 and prospects are indeed Symphony Orchestra Association and "Videotape Techniques in Student bright. WMU support the two quartets. Leader Training" was presented by University Rece~ves Bruce MacQueen, CounselingCenter; Western ill State Members are selected by annual 'Conscience Money' competition. Michael M.Betz, TelevisionServices; Volleyba.1ITourney Ray Passkiewicz, Student Activities; An anonymous "gift," labeled as Dilworth Speaks Wednesday and Becky Quinlan, Continuing "conscience money," has been Coach Rob Buck's Western Education. It featured a demon- A free public lecture, "Watch How received by the WMUbusiness office. Michigan women's volleyball team stration of a videotape used for the An envelope arrived recently has been accorded the No.6 seed in You D~scribe, When Explaining past two years in training freshman Why" will be given by Dr. John B. containing a $50cash bill inside and a the 1978SMAIAW(State of Michigan orientation leaders here. hand-written unsigned note that Association for Intercollegiate Dilw'orth, associate professor of Over 180items from 75colleges and philosophy, at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, staJ;ed, "This is conscience money. Athletics for Women) Championships universitites. were judged in the Please put it in petty cash or give it to Friday and Saturday at Michigan Nov. 15 here in 3020Friedmann Hall, publications contest, chaired by sponso~ed by the Heraclitean Society a needy student. Thank you." State University inEast Lansing. Passkiewicz. Serving on the Robert W. Beecher, assistant vice The Broncos, who currently sport a and the department of philosophy. Publications Judging Committee Refreshments will be served. president and University controller, 6-17-1record, will face No.2 seeded were: Michael Kennan, management said that the money has been turned MSU at 11:30 a.m. Friday in the department; Jani Mohr, art depart- tournament's opening round. WMU Post-Vote Talk Set over to the Student Services Division ment; Bruce Naftel! Design Center, for use in the emergency loan fund for then takes on Oakland University at Dr. Charles Houston, professor of art department; Quinlan, conference students. 2:30 p.m. and Eastern Michigan at 7 social science, will discuss "After the coordinator, Continuing Education; p.m. Vote-Now What?" in the last offour, David Smith, director of University Hirsch Gives Talk Central Michigan has been awarded free, public forums on "Taxation: Publications; Kathleen Worthington, the No. 1 seed, Eastern is No.3, Myths and Realities" at 7 p.m. advertising manager, Western The role of laboratory activities in Michigan is No. 4 and Northern Wednesday, Nov. 15, at the Grand Herald; and Joseph Yantis, director mathematical learning will be Michigan is No.5. The Broncos Rapids Press, Grand Rapids. of public relations, William R. Biggs discussed and illustrated by Dr. defeated Northern earlier this season Associates, Inc., Kalamazoo. Christian Hirsch, WMU associate in Marquette. Houston will speak on the same professor of mathematics, at the topic at 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 16,at regional meeting of the National Muskegon Community College. Gets State Post Council of Teachers of Mathematics Pritchard on Program Jesse Jimenez, WMU admissions (NCTM) November 9-11 in Emeritae Plan Tea Dr. Michael S. Pritchard, associate counselor, has been appointed to the Milwaukee,Wis. professor and chairman, WMU Emeritae members of the State Board of Education's La Raza In his talk, entitled "using department of philosophy, was an University Dames have scheduled a Advisory Committee. Activities in the Mathematics invited speaker at a conference on tea for their 1:30 p.m. meeting The committee was established to Classroom," he will identify a variety "Value Issues in Education" recently Thursday, Nov. 16, at the home of advise the Board and Michigan of activities suitable for secondary at the University of Delaware's Mrs. Edwin Steen, 2011Greenlawn. Department of Education on the school mathematics. Hirsch is co- Center for the Study of Va-lues.His - Chairperson for the afternoon means by which they can improve the editor of the "Activities" section of topic was "Stages of Moral program will be Mrs. Thomas quality of educational service to the NCTMjournal, The Mathematics Development: A Critique of Slaughter. Michigan's Spanish speaking citizens. Teacher. Kohlberg." ·. Eight • November 9,1978 • Western News Ferris Skates Bronco Gridders In 'Must' Contest Here Friday CAMPUS CAUNDAR A "must win" situation confronts A surprising Ferris State team will Western Michigan's football team be Western Michigan's hockey op- NOVEMBER Saturday if it is to remain in the Mid- ponent in a home-and-home series American Conference title chase. The 9-30-Art e,rnibition, Carole Harrison, wood and metal sculptures, Space 5-2 Broncos will play against league this weekend as the Broncos open Gallery, Knauss Hall, 9a.m.-4:30p.m. Central Collegiate Hockey leader Ball State (~) at Muncie, 9-Lecture, "Undecidable Sentences-What WeKnowToday," Dr. Hilary Ind, while another key MAC game Association play. Friday's game at Putnam, Harvard U., Math Commons Room, sixth floor, Everett Lawson Arena and Saturday's match- finds 6-1Central Michigan playing at Tower, 4:10p.m. Refreshments at 3:45p.m. Eastern Michigan. up at Big Rapids both begin at 7:30 9-Dance Students' Studio Night-February Concert Auditions, Walwood A victory Saturday would keep p.m. Union, 7p.m. WMU mathematically alive into the WMU defeated the University of *10-Concert, Kalamazoo Symphony, Young-Uck Kim, guest violinist, Windsor, 5-1here on Tuesday night. Miller Auditorium, 8p.m. final week of 1978activity when the Broncos host Central and Ball State is Ferris surprised St. Louis, 8-5,last *10-Hockey, WMUvs. Ferris, Lawson Ice Arena, 7:30p.m. Friday in Big Rapids. It lost to the at Northern Illinois. 10-Friday Afternoon Discussion Series, "Notes from the Cancer Carrying Saturday's key Mid- Bills, 64, the next night and nowowns Underground: The Laetrile Controversy," Dr. Gerald Markle, Honors a 3-3season mark. Collegelounge, 3p.m. American Conference football 10-Psychology department colloquium, "Behavior Management," Larry matchup from Muncie, Ind., between Western and host Ball State locally Soccer Broncos M. Miller executive vice president, Behavioral Systems, Inc., Hi Lo will be radio stations WKZO(590AM) Inn, 3:30p.m. Post 7-2-3 Mark and WIDR (89.1FM). Kickoff time is *11-Conference, "Identification of and Treatment Ideas for Children with 1:30p.m. First-year Coach Scott Ferris Development Delays and/or Learning Disabilities," A-lOOEllsworth guided Western Michigan's 1978 Hall. Some Grid Bust soccer team to a 7-~3 record for the 12-Piano recital, Stephen Zegree, faculty member, Oakland Recital Hall, school's best season ever as the 3 p.m. Tickets Available Broncos also equaled the previous 13-Film, "The Long Search," a series of films which explore the world's A limited supply of tickets for the victory high. primary religions, ~2n Dunbar Hall, 12-1p.m. Third Annual Bronco Grid Bust are It marked just the second winning 14-18-Art exhibition,Kris Aro, BFADegree Presentation, Steers St. House still available for public purchase at campaign since soccer became a Gallery, daily. the University's Athletic Ticket Office varsity sport at WMUin 1971. 14-Film, "The Hospital," 2302SangrenHall, 7p.m. in the east lobby ofRead Fieldhouse. A large portion of the credit has to 14-21-Art exhibition, Michael Anders, BFA showing, Miller Auditorium, The date of the affair is Tuesday, go to the defense. It allowed only 13 daily. Reception 7:30p.m. Nov. 16. Nov. 28,and the guest speaker will be goals to set another team record. 14-Honors String Quartet, Oakland Recital Hall, 8p.m. Duffy Daugherty, who coached Goalkeeper Tom Boehm of North- *14-Lecture by Shere Hite, author of "The Hite Report," Miller several nationally ranked teams brook, Ill., has a goals against Auditorium, 8p.m. during a 20-year tenure at Michigan average of 1.08, the second best 14-Debate, "Resolved: U.S. Corporations Should Remain in South State and who also achieved seasonal mark ever at WMU. Dave Africa," 3760KnaussHall, 8p.m. recognition as one of the leading Jacobson of Northbrook, Ill., and *15-Concert, Chaka Kahn and The Temptations, Miller Auditorium, 8p.m. humorists in athletic circles. Allen Park's Randy Wojtala shared 15-Economics lecture, "NOWAccounts & Share Draft~: A NewSource of Tickets are priced at $10.00 per scoring leadership with 13 points Competition for Commercial Banks?" Jean Lovat!, Federal Reserve person or $100.00for a table of eight apiece. Bank of St. Louis, speaker, 3760Knauss Hall, 3-5p.m.; 3750Knauss which will also include two Bronco Wojtala had eight goals to increase Hall, 8-9:30p.m. players. The program at the his Bronco career record to 27 over 15-''Use of Audio-Visual Services," Coping With Teaching Series, 204 Kalamazoo Center will include a just three years ofplay. Jacobson had Student Center,'3-5p.m. social hour from 6-7:30 p.m. and seven goals and six assists. He dinner at 7:30. finished his career with a record 15 15-Western Jazz Faculty Quartet, Oakland Recital Hall, 8p.m. assists, breaking the former standard 15-Film, "The Third Man," 2750KnaussHall, 4,7,9 p.m. of12set by Ferris. 15-Music Convocation,WMUTrumpet Guild, Kanley Cha'pel,2p.m. Intramural News The Broncos concluded the cam- 15-Workshop, Tom Walsh, visiting sculptor, slide show lecture, 1213 The champions and runners-up in paign last Saturday with a l~triumph Sangren Hall, 7:30p.m. the eight divisions of intramural over a Notre Dame team that was *16-Basketball, WMU vs. Sarajevo (Yugoslavia) exhibition game, Read football have been announced by the ranked NO.6in the Midwest. Fieldhouse, 7:30p.m. Intramural Office. 16-22nd Annual International StudylTravel Night, sponsored by WMU's The final standings are: women's Harriers in NCAA Foreign Study Office,east ballroom, Student Center, 6:30-9p.m. champion, Lydia's Linebackers; 16-Visiting Scholar Lecture, "Learning About Learning From Pigeons runner-up, Heinz 57; men's in- Qualifying Meet and People," Ellen Reese, Holyoke College, professor of psychology, dependent champion, AWB; runner- After a third place showing at the speaker, 1118RoodHall, 3p.m. up, Bulldogs; men's residence hall Mid-American Conference cham- 16-Middle Managers Seminar, Robert Beam, director of budgets and flight 1 champion, T.D. Express; pionships last weekend, Western's financial planning, speaker, 204Student Center, 9:30 a.m. and 1:30 . runner-up, Draper Fire; men's men's cross country team will p.m. residence hall flight 2 champion, 5th compete Saturday at the NCAA 16-Asian film, "A Lookat the Castes," 3321BrownHall, 8p.m. Garneau; runner-up, Commandoes; Division IV Qualifying meet in 17& 20-Lectures, "WhoKilled John Kennedy? Organized Crime, Politics men's residence hall flight 3 cham- Minneapolis, Minn. and Show Business," Dr. Lloyd Braithwaite, criminologist, Friday, pion, 5th Harvey; runner-up, Rock's Coach Jack Shaw's Broncos, in Nov. 17,Honors CollegeLounge, 3-5p.m. and Monday, Nov.20,Honors Nads; men's residence hall flight 4 their attempt to win a third straight CollegeLounge,3-5p.m. champion, Vandercook; runner-up, MACtitle, were the onlyteam to place 17-Colloquium, "The Role of Errors in Learning," Ellen Reese, Holyoke Ernest Burnham Jaguars; fraternity five runners among the top twenty College,professor ofpsychology,Hi LoInn, 3:30p.m. champion, Sigma Alpha Epsilon; individuals but failed to rank enough *17-Band Spectacular (University Symphonic Band, Bronco Marching runner-up, Fiji; co-rec champion, in the top ten to win. Senior Jeff Band, Jazz Lab Band) MillerAuditorium, 8p.m. BulldogsII; runner-up 5th Eldridge. Zylstra placed third for Western with *17-18-Hockey,WMUvs. WilfridLaurier, Lawson Ice Arena, 7:30p.m. This year, 112 teams competed, a time of 31:26 for the 10,000-meter *18-Football, WMU vs. Central Michigan, (Dad's Day) Waldo Stadium, with 1,512participants and over 7,500 race, just 19 seconds off the pace- 1:30p.m. participations; 333 games were setting time ofBowlingGreen's Kevin *18-Concert, TheFabulous Fours, MillerAuditorium, 8p.m. played, including the play-offs. Ryan. 18-Vocal workshop in Musical Comedy, Charles Roe, guest clinician, Other Bronco runners included Maybee Hall, 8:30a.m.-12:30p.m. Swimming Begins sophomore Clay Price, 13th, 32:12; *18-Workshop, "Job Interview Survival Skills," Dr. Ellen Reese, professor A total of 12 duals and three in- freshman Al Stefanski, 14th, 32:18; ofpsychology,HolyokeCollege,Kanley Chapel, 9-12a.m. vitational meets lie ahead for junior Mike Thompson, 18th, 32:29; *18-19-Fifth Annual Kalamazoo Cat Show, Student Center, 10-5Saturday Western's 1978-79men's swimming junior Dick Smith, 20th, 32:34; junior and 10-4Sunday. team this winter as CoachDave Diget Mike Karasiewicz, 33rd, 33:17 and *Indicates admission fee charged. and his 13-man team will try to im- sophomore Mark Glessner, who led prove upon last year's 6-3dual meet the race after 5,000 meters but Field Hockey Michigan Association for Inter- mark and a fifth place showingat the - faltered to 39thwith a time of33:23. collegiate Athletics for Women) Mid-American Conference cham- Closes at 12-6-1 Championships last Friday put an pionships. More Sports A surprising opening-round defeat abrupt end to the 1978 season for The Broncos begin their season at the hands of unseeded Eastern Western Michigan's field hockey Saturday with the Michigan Relays at On Page 7 Michigan in the SMAIAW (State of team. Grand Rapids Junior College.