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By Terry Cochran Pittman suggests that a more ideal argument, Student Court may act as an dormitories and the AWS as possible Staff Reporter situation would lie in the immediate arbitrator with legally binding decision targets for investigation. referral of all student cases to Student powers. According to Pittman, "I think Student Court may be nothing more Court. "In reality, arbitration is very rarely Student Court has a larger obligation to than a false front for the actual judicial "The prinicple behind the deans' first if ever used," Pittman pointed out. students, involving more than just court process here, according to Chief Justice review supposedly lies on the grounds "Again,there are disputes on this campus, cases. It should also be our job to check Prank Pittman, and it may attempt to that petty cases can be rooted out and there are legal problems, but many out possible areas of violations of student widen its powers to compensate. dealt with early," said Pittman. people seem to feel those in higher rights." "I feel that within reasonable means "But Student Court has heard only positions should make the decisions." Pittman questioned the validity of the Student Court can have as much five cases in the last year," he said, in- He feels that a perfect opportunity for dorm judicial boards in making rules and meaning and power, as it wants to dicating that most cases, whether major students to judge students, to take on regulations. He felt that it again gives assert," Pittman explained. "But in a or petty, are never referred to the court. community responsibilities and exercise rise to a chance of stepping on toes which very real way it is also being held back He said it is possible to conclude that their objectivity is being wasted. have no right to be stepped on. by powers it cannot control." students are greatly influenced in the "Student Court has been castrated as He also feels that mandatory dorm His main objection In.', with the dean's office. far as its power is concerned," he said. meetings and minutes for freshman girls Student Code. Pittman explained, "I'd like to think "Even our court advisor has the power may be violating constitutional rights. As explained in the code, the court there have been no Student Code over us to throw a case out if he feels the "As chief justice, I myself am operates on a referral basis. Any student violations which we should have heard in necessity." somewhat limited in any powers of in- who has allegedly broken a code court, but I question the reality of this." Pittman said there have been vestigations," said Pittman, "However, stipulation is automatically sent to the Therefore, the Chief Justice finds it discussions by court members, including others in the court system do have these office of the dean of students. easy to picture Student Court as being out N.w.phwo »r Carl J. Skolok. Jr. Chief Student Prosecuter Gary Polis, to powers, and even though we'll still be out There he receives counseling. He then in left field, sitting silently while waiting put the court's investigatory powers to in left field, at least we'd be probing." has the choice of either accepting the for the dean's office to bless it with a work. "If we really wanted to assert our deans' decision or taking his case to referral. Student Court powers in relation to ar- According to the Student Code, if two Student Court members have powers, to extend ourselves, I think it Student Court. Pittman said the same is true of bitration. parties within the university have a legal specified student judicial boards in could be done," he said.

An Independent Bowling Green, Ohio Student Friday, November 13, 1970 Voice Tine BG news Volume 55 Number 49 GM workers accept contract

DETROIT (API - Representatives of an hour for each 0.4 increase in the 394,000 striking General Motors workers Consumer Price Index, regardless of how approved yesterday a new contract high it goes. which one union executive said would Labor leader 'not satisfied The first adjustment will be made raise wages and fringe benefits by $1.80 Dec. 6,1971, Thereafter, adjustments will an hour in three years. be made every three months. The United Auto Workers' 350- Executive Board and its GM bargaining unions to complete their ratification vote. crease of 51 cents an hour, improved by 3 production by Dec. 1. Sixteen cents of the 21 cents that member GM Council listened to union team previously had recommended And he said it might take considerably per cent in each of the last two years of Still to be settled are at-the-plant workers now are receiving in cost-of- leaders explain the terms of the tentative unanimously that the conn-act be ac- longer in locals currently without at-the- the pact. The current average hourly agreements. living allowances will be put into base agreement for 5'j hours before deciding cepted. plant settlements. wage of a GM worker is $4.02. The local contracts, which sup- wage rates. The remaining five cents will by a 4-1 margin to recommend it to the The council's voice vote came after The agreements, which will in- plement the national agreement, remain be a float, from which money would be union's membership. Woodcock spoke for 38 minutes, crease the annual cost of union labor for —Restoration of unlimited cost-of- unsettled at 68 of GM's 155 bargaining subtracted should there be a fall in the "I want to tell you I am not satisfied outlining the developments that led to the nation's largest manufacturer by $1.4 living allowances under which wages are units in the United States. That figure price index. with this package," UAW President the GM contract offer. billion in the third year, was reached raised up or down in accordance with includes 18 of 24 assembly plants and 12 The early retirement plan will allow I*onard Woodcock told the council. "But The 350 delegates who had been in Wednesday. changes in the Consumer Price Index. of 54 so-called key plants. workers with 30 years service to retire at there comes a point of time in the battle session nearly six hours yesterday let out The quick ratification ends a 5!May- —Retirement at $500 a month after 30 The first-year pay increase ranges $500 a month at age 58 effective Oct. 1, when gains to be made have to weighed a loud yell as they rushed out of the old national strike against the company. years service for persons age 58 in the from 49 cents hourly for persons earning 1971. For each year the worker's against the hardships to be inflicted on meeting room. Contract provisions, withheld until second year of the conn-act and at age 56 $3.50 an hour or less to 61 cents for retirement age is less than 58 the $500 the troops, who are waging the front-line Bard Young, a regional director and yesterday's GM council meeting in- in the third year. workers making $6.34 or more. monthly pension would be reduced by 8 battle." executive board member, estimated it cluded : GM said it had to have a contract by Under the cost-of-living section, GM per cent. The monthly benefit cannot The union's 25-member International would take at least a week for local —An average first-year wage in- Wednesday in order to resume full workers will receive an additional penny exceed 70 per cent of the worker's pay. Union sets boycott of 'IT Bookstore

By Glenn Waggoner Besides the proposed boycott, the that we're all governed by some basic Managing Editor Student Union Economic Committee is economic facts." exploring the possibility of forming a "We've got professional management Charging that prices are too high and campus-wide book exchange. here," Shepherd said, adding that this the book selection too limited, a group Under this system, students would factor can't make up for generally rising called the Student Union Economic essentially be trading books they have prices and employment problems. Committee is planning a boycott of the for others they need in an organized According to Shepherd, complaining University Bookstore. barter arrangement. students don't seem to understand the The committee, an offspring of the "Our biggest problem now is telling costs behind bookstore management Student Union formed by campus-wide students what we're doing and getting "For example, I tell them that part of balloting last spring, intends to make its their support and suggestions," Bennett the store's income goes to pay mortgage move later this month. said. for the building. Then they ask where all Committee member Henry Bennett, the money will go when the mortgage is junior (A&SI, stressed that the group is Paul D. Shepherd, manager of the paid off and I'll be dead and gone when not politically oriented, but rather is University Bookstore, said that under that day comes," Shepherd said. hoping to stop what he calls the ex- present circumstances, "If book prices He said prices in the store are ploitation of the students by the are lowered, student fees will have to go reviewed completely once a year, with bookstore. up." spot checks on items made during the According to Bennett, the primary He added that students investigating year. Changing cost factors for the store Attociotad Praai Wlraphoto goals of the committee are lowering and protesting book prices "aren't going cause adjustments in prices of books and UAW PRESIDENT Leonard Woodcock, right tlement. With Woodcock is Irving Bluestone, University Bookstore prices, the hiring of far enough to discover and fully realize other items, Shepherd added. leaves the negotiations room at the General UAW director of the GM department. more student employees, requiring faculty to report their booklists to the Motors Building in Detroit, Wednesday, after Workers gave their formal approval store on time, and securing of a better the UAW and GM reached a tentative set yesterday. selection of reading material other than textbooks. Forum to discuss -In Monday's 5th- Bennett said that finances of the bookstore have been difficult to unravel because the records are kept at an IBM Big voice from the north center in Columbus. reusable containers •We're 50,000 watts and sounding like a million." "But we think if the bookstore gets a Booming across the flatlands into Bowling Green from Windsor, better selection, more students will The city Environmental Commission dividual, firm, corporation or part- Ontario, daily come these words from radio station CKLW. patronize it and consequently prices will hold a public forum Tuesday to nership a misdemeanor punishable by a It's one of the most powerful stations in the country, heard in 27 states could be lowered without upsetting the discuss the feasability of outlawing the fine up to $500. and four Canadian provinces. budget," Bennett said. sale of non-returnable beverage con- Covered by the proposed ordinance So powerful, in fact, that it can drown out stations 100 miles closer to The Student Union committee has tainers in Bowling Green. are disposable bottles containing both visited every dormitory, fraternity and alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. Bowling Green. Discussion will center around a bill That's only one reason CKLW is so widely listened to here. sorority house, according to Bennett, The Environmental Commission, while attempting to learn what students submitted to City Council by Eric Oster, according to student representative Ben And its music? CKLW plays the "Big 30," taking telephone requests president of Protect Your Environment from listeners to determine how often a disc is spinned. want in the University Bookstore. Marvin, will sponsor speakers from "Right now, the University Bookstore (PYE), and the desirability of enacting industrial and retail concerns as well as Its jocks sponsor contests and keep up an incessant line of verbal the legislation. patter. isn't really the students' store, it's just representatives of environmental groups And we all must have heard, at one time or another, the sensational, another store," Bennett said. The proposal states that "certain in the community at the forum. shouting news delivery of Byron MacGregor, news director, as he tells of He added that controlling shoplifting disposably beverage containers and their It will be held at the First Prebyterian a Detroit fire, or a Canadian kidnaping. is a reason given for the present size of consequent disposal is producing an Church, 126 S. Church St., at 7:30 p.m. That's what we all know about CKLW. the bookstore staff. adverse effect upon the environment Tuesday. The News found out more in its trip to Windsor last weekend. We got "If the students could identify it more which is injurious to the health, safety, The commission hopes to weight the cook's tour of CKLW's facilities and spoke with the men who make the as their store, we think there would be comfort, convenience, welfare and public opinion on the issues involved at sounds go 'round. less shoplifting and fewer employees happiness of residents of the city." the forum, and from there decide We bring you that story "In Monday's 5th." would be needed on the payroll," Bennett If enacted, it would make the sale of whether to recommend the bill to City said. non-returnable containers by any in- Council. i Page 2/The BG News, Friday, November 13, 1970 eprreRiaLS opinion from the GAS committee

doyt 1. perry On behalf of the GAS committee on evidence to the contrary. The Ohio candidates for the position, who are misconceptions: 1) that their working student representation to the Board of relationship with students and student Revised Code states that "the govern- selected from all applications submitted There are very few people around Bowling Green who Trustees, these will be a few honest government has been excellent and 2) ment of Bowling Green State University to the Student Court, run in a three-day referendum. By saying the elected don't glance back somewhat wistfully at the football comments about our rejected proposal. that the resolution of January 9,1970 is an is vested in a board of nine trustees..." First, I guess I can't apologize for not And that's all it says. Therefore, should student is unrepresentative, apparently scores and records compiled during Doyt Perry's 10-year adequate answer to our request. attaining our goal: that would mean The Board would see Just how wrong it the Board want to improve its governing the Board must not have faith in this reign as head Falcon mentor. apologizing for the Board's inadequacies. is on these two points were it to really of this university, it could accept a country's electoral process. Between 1955 and 1964, Perry compiled a 7710-5 mark, Too, it was obvious that the Board was listen to what students are saying about student representative. There are, of course, other arguments captured five MAC championships, one national cham- not willing to give our proposal the the severe lack of meaningful dialogue that refute this objection, but it is almost pionship, and earned the title of the winningest coach in consideration it deserved. Perhaps (as which could definitely be helpful to both All our proposal means is that the hilarious that the Board would question the nation. some of us think) this is because they had parties. Board would accept and listen to the representativeness of the elected student when the very represen- Tomorrow, the University and community will honor not read our proposal, but surely because The objections raised to our proposal someone who can significantly help in- form them about one of the most im- tativeness of the Board is highly this man who has probably contributed as much as anyone they are totally unaware of the student were remarkably similar to classic view of the Board and the crucial need babbling. At the very least, however, portant parts of the university: the questionable. to putting Bowling Green on the map. for student input. they were rather absurd. students. The "we-have-confidential-matters" The years since Perry relinquished his coaching duties Unfortunately, the Board seems to be The "we-can'Wo-it-legally" objection The "is-he-representative?" ob- objection is yet another slap in the face to and took up the athletic director's reins have been lean operating under some very bad flies in the face of overwhelming jection is even more absurd. The three our proposal. One of the responsibilities ones on the gridiron. The best finish was 1965-the year of the student is to work out with the after Perry stepped down -when BG finished 7-2 and tied Board whatever agreements are necessary in relation to confidentiality. for first place in the MAC with Miami. Obviously, the student must fulfill his Perry-ironically enough-has caught much of the flak responsibilities before being seated. that has flown in the wake of recent performances. As a last statement, I would add that Despite the fact that the University now has a shiny our idea of student representation to the new ice palace and a towering football arena, people Board of Trustees is not yet dead. To be charge that the athletic program itself has remained sure, we are discouraged and frustrated. stagnant, that recruiting is half-hearted, and that Our interest (more importantly, our willingness) to work through the chan- scheduling is weak. news Lerrers nels is waning. We are told to come up It is ironic, too, that Perry is being honored at the close with strong ideas to do our homework, of the most disastrous grid season since 1954...the year tut we still meet with failure. before he came to BG. Nevertheless, such a reasonable There's no doubt about it, the Perry Era is dead and proposal must not die because of an gone at Bowling Green. The new athletic director will ineffective attack of illogic and closed- 5 years from now mi ndedness. have to pick up and start over again...much the same as Perry did. In a little more than two quarters, since my graduation. I will have had the another 7 days in May to get people to get Art Toalston along with about 2000 seniors, I will be usual alumni pledge materials sent to involved? I know it takes an active GAS Ad-Hoc Committee on participating in commemcement. This, me, but personal contact with students of concern on the part of students (as well Student Representation to the to many of us, will be the culmination of my alma mater will have been lacking. as faculty) to tell alumni as well as the Board of Trustees. four years of participating in classes, Who's fault will it be? Where should we world what's going on at Bowling Green. the life crusade maybe learning something in classes, throw the blame? I don't want to be as ignorant in 1975 and of course sleeping in classes. Students seem to be getting their fair as my dream envisions. I want to work to Perhaps some of us will have a class ring share of the guilt nowadays, so let's make the good as well as the bad of as a token of the University we attended, blame it on the students.. What could Bowling Green known to alumni and power plant It's sometimes a wonder that LIFE can survive at but that piece of Jewelry will remain as students do to eliminate the com- friends. Do you? Call me if you do. the only really constant reminder of the munications gap? Person-to-person The strong supporters of the anti- Bowling Green. University. contacts over vacation periods as well as LIFE (Living in a Finer Environment) amazes us in its pollution rebellion, are sacred cows in I can envision a Homecoming 1975 visits to alumni near the University America today. But they had better ability to function energetically and creatively as an en- when I will perhaps be quite ignorant of during the school year could bridge the Jim Szoka Student Cultural Affairs think about their cries before they are vironmental activist group on a campus that is anything what is happening at Bowling Green gap. What about apathy? Does it take slaughtered. My point in mind is the BG but a crowd of activists. News editorial about the Davis-Besse "Eco Week" activities of this week are a tribute to the power plant. go get'em attitude of LIFE'S leaders. The Davis-Besse power plant A calendar of events including forums on local trash represents an alternative to the people in troubles and pollution from non-returnable containers status of parking facilities this area. Will they accept nuclear power, which is the cleanest way to should shed some light on the problem for those taking the entire area and can cause damage to a year to park, the question of a well- produce electricity, or will they, in their time to attend. One of the many problems of our University is the problem of parking, but your car. maintained lot should not have to arise. blind ways, prevent its construction and An event that caught our eye, however, was a seminar in accordance with this, the main- With the frequent rains come the With the number of students who pay defeat their own purposes by on nuclear pollution with specific consideration given to tainance of the existing lots should be problems of avoiding the "lakes" both in this fee, the cost of renovating the lot necessitating the construction of further the Davis Besse plant scheduled to be constructed near brought to the attention of Parking your car and on foot. Aside from coating should not be hard to pay for. filthy coal running plants? Lake Erie. Services. your car with mud, your clothing acts as I feel it is time for Parking Services to The pollution of the nuclear power At this seminar, precisely one viewpoint was presented- a sponge for the unavoidable puddles. realize that there is more to their Job plant is an academic question. I, for one, th.it of two individuals opposing construction of the plant. Lot Six, the on-campus student lot, is Every student on campus who drives than Just passing out tickets. do not agree that it is a hazard. not fit for a horse and buggy. In a dry a car pays a yearly fee of 115. From the We hope that in LIFE'S attempts to protect the en- state, which is very seldom, the lot is physical condition of the lots, the money Robert Lell Dave Hartmann vironment they do not become simply an opposition for unsafe to drive on. Potholes cover the has no apparent use. If I am to pay $15.00 412 Bromfield 803 8th St. opposition's sake, but instead are ready to hear and present to the community other viewpoints on solving environmental problems besides their own. opinion THe BG news a better 'high' An Independent Student Voice By Dave Sleet months or more only 12 per cent were still using the drug. editor _ james b. smith good luck gilligan Meditation produces a better "high" Similar findings emerged with managing editor '. gienn d. waggoner than drugs, suggests a speaker at the respect to other drugs. The number of "ews ed'to' richard c. betgeman International Symposium on Drug Abuse users of USD dropped from 48 per cent of editorial editor barbara j. jacola being held November 10-14 at the the 1,862 beginning devotees to only 3 per ■we edlt0' kathleen a. gendrich University of Michigan. cent after 21 months of daily meditation. sports editor dennis d. white John J. Gilligan has his four years work cut out for him. Some 750 doctors, legislators, A similar reduction in the use of other photo editor bfian I. stelfens In his first major address since Tuesday's election, the educators and Jurists from all over the hallucinogens was reported by Dr. contributing editoi james p. marino Governor elect told the Associated Press Society of Ohio world are attending the symposium Benson as well. copy editor richard c. price sponsored by the U-M department of that he would bring back "a sense of faith and confidence He concluded that persons who business manager richard a. reiter postgraduate medicine. practice transcendental meditation in this government." advertising manager philip a. stickney Dr. Herbert Benson, M.D., of Harvard regularly decrease their use of drugs or The restoration of confidence is going to involve more Medical School reported yesterday a stop altogether. Similar reductions in than political grins and public relations handshakes. The remarkable dropping off of drug use trafficking drugs, and encouraging Editorial and Business Offices 106 University Hall people of Ohio have been subjected to long winded political among practitioners of transcendental friends to experiment with drugs was Phone 372 2710 or 372 2819 speecr for too long of a time. The "nice guy govenor" is meditation, a mystical experience in- observed. In fact, many of the duced by intense concentration. dead phrase destined for the Ohio political history ar- meditators engaged themselves in Tho BG Ntt.i • pubtilhod Monday i thru Fndoy! during tho rogulor This philosophy was brought to public ■ chives crusades against drug use. school y»o>, ond ones- a w»»k dwmg tho lummor tnnoni, undo* ou'hor- attention recently by Maharishi Mahesh Dr. Benson explained tthe; alteration ity of iht Publications, Commit!** of Bowling Croon Slolo Univof!«ty. Mr. Gilligan's tasks are going to include an extensive Yogi, guru to the Beatles, Mia Farrow in life style resulting from regular Opinion! oipro!!od in oditoriol cartoon* or other column! in the N«w| cleaning up and throwing out of the previous regime's and other personalities, and involves four meditation on the basis of a change in the do not nocoworily rofloct tho opinion! of th« Univorfity Adminiifrotion debru while he takes positive action on issues that are or five instruction sessions and individual's attitude towards drugs. The faculty or itoff or tho Slato of Ohio. Opmiom •■prouod by columnist! do meditation periods of 15 or 20 minutes not nocosiorily rofloct tho opinion! of (ho BG Now!. Editorial! in tho BG buried underneath plans for constructing a bridge across degree of change in attitude was directly Nowi rofloct tho opinion! of tho majority of mombot! of tho BG Now! Edi- Lake Erie. each. related to the length of time he has been torial Boord. Issues like the educational system in Ohio which is Some 1,862 practitioners of tran- practicing the meditation technique. scental meditation were studied by Dr. currently hugging the bottom rung of the ladder among the Benson, who found that the use of drugs 50 states It's nice to have wide and smooth roads leading dropped off dramatically according to 'I'MNERVOUS. HOW DO I ADDRESS HIM ? GENERAL? PRESIDENT? YOUR EXCELLENCY?... to Ohio Universities despite the narrow and rocky system the length of time that individuals of education within the campuses. practice the discipline. For example, 79 And will Mr. Gilligan make a bi-annual statement per cent of beginning disciples admitted concerning the absolute need to increase the instructional using marijuana: after six months of fees in universities? Or will he investigate current meditating daily, the number using pot dropped to 37 per cent and after 21 government funds being wasted in universities and ex- plore methods of better educational spending rather than pulling dollars out of student pockets? let's hear from you Will it take another fire in a Marietta nursing home The BG News welcomes all letters to before investigatory procedures are employed in Ohio the editor and opinion columns. Letters penal and nursing institutions? Procedures that may comment on any other letter, discovered widespread inhumane treatment of prisioners column or editorial. We ask, however, and the elderly. that guest columns not be written in How will the governor-elect spend our taxes? Will our direct response to any other published present tax system be revised, or better yet, thrown out editorial item. Letters should be a maximum of 300 completely? words, typewritten. We ask that columns Mr. Gilligan does have his work cut out for him. be no more than four typed pages triple- Restoring the previously abused faith of Ohio citizens is spaced. going to be a full time job for the new governor. It is this The News maintains the right to edit restoration of confidence that will prove and reveal the all submissions that exceed these limits, abilities or inabilities of Governor Gilligan. with respect to the laws of libel and r * Ohio citizens will be keeping a close watch on the new proper taste. SlrTVflLlTO governor. Citizens that know the mistakes commonly Letters and columns should include EKr/CCT the author's address and phone number, ar£i made by our present governor, and are hoping they won't and may be mailed to the Editor, co BG be made again. News, 10S University Hall. The BG Niwi, Friday, November 13, 1970/Paft 3 Program awaits administrative nod Econ seeks degree

By Steve Slusarski specialize in environmental "With the new emphasis on ture. studies, in order to understand the ghetto, poverty and areas "Since the student is In keeping with both the that end of the problem," said like this, there is a need for changing, the programs of national and university trend Dr. Sternitzke, pointing out people who know how to study must also change," said of liberalizing degree the recent thrust in that area. allocate money," said Dr. Dr. Sternitzke, "This will keep requirements, the department Dr. Sternitzke stressed that Sternitzke. both the student and the of economics soon hopes to the degree requires only 81 Dr. Sternitzke feels the University happy." offer a Bachelor of Science specified hours in economic University as a whole will "In the last five to ten degree in economics. and university required benefit from such changes as years students have asked for "The purpose of the courses, leaving over 100 this, because this will point the change," added Dr. Stenuzke, program," said Dr. D. L. hours of elecbves in areas of way to the need for changes in " and we feel they are honest Sternitzke. chairman of the the student's choice. the whole university struc- about it." department of economics, "is The policy statement notes to give the Student the basic that "the program extends . urnculm that he needs, but to from its disciplinary' base in M him do what he wants." the College of Business to the ACLU Reeds people offerings of the entire The new program was university community" in the approved by the College of student's junior and senior Business Administration last years. to oid in court work Tuesday, but awaits further The student's choices Dr. R. Vance Fitzgerald, a three projects-organization of administrative action. It is should have something to do representative of the Nor- the local chapter, court hoped the program will go into with economics, said Dr. thwest Ohio chapter of the watching and money effect next fall, according to Sternitzke. pointing out that American Civil Liberties solicitation. Dr. Sternitzke, the History Department offers Union (ACLU), outlined last To meet with Unrwnitjr a course in economic history. night what students, faculty standards, the group must Howaphoto bv John Jack ton Dr. Sternitzke said that Dr. Sternitzke said that the although economics is in the and other lay persons can do have an organizational program will be taught by the in the ACLU. committee and elect officers. DR. DONALD L. STERNITZKE, chairman Mrs. Dolores Reynolds discuss the proposed College of Business Ad- current economics staff, ministration economics is a About 100 students and Secondly, students and of the economics department, and secretary bachelor of science degree in economics. which, because of retirement faculty attended the faculty can attend court social science. He said most of older members, is a young people do not realize that a organizational meeting, and sessions as observers. They one. were asked to be involved in can then report possible strict business background is "We won't really dispose of not needed for economics. violations of constitutional or hiiv too many new people, New seminars rights to the ACLU so that A policy statement from said Dr. Sternitzke, "we will action may be taken. the department of economics develop the program with the Dr. Fitzgerald said that points out the new program, talent on hand." some persons are treated "no Wanted: right-wing speakers "...allows greater freedom in The program should be to be offered better than hogs" in municipal the mathematics, science, and very relevent to the students, courts. By Gale Bogle said. quantitative measures areas according to Dr. Sternitzke, "A person sitting in a considered. Yowell said. programs. by restructuring the because of the great demand SUM Reporter Other callers have Jane Fonda received $1500 Yowell said he would also winter quarter school board meeting or a suggested names of local requirements and expanding for economists in areas like municipal court session with a and she gave it all away, he like to bring in a middle-of- the options available under secondary school teaching and Creative Writing and Complaints to the Student speakers who have different said. Miss Fonda was the-road speaker. He pointed pen, a clipboard and a label of Activities office about the kind points of view. The problem is the existing program. both state and national Creative Drama. English 490, originally scheduled to speak out that all political speakers an organization with some of speakers that have been "A student might government. is a new course being offered that a local speaker does not during Indian Cultures week, are going to be opinionated status does something to the brought to campus have been have the drawing power of winter quarter. but she did not have a date and that what any of them people assembled there, increasing since Jane Fonda Jane Fonda, Yowell said. "Most universities offer especially the judge, because open that week and she had have to say are not absolutes. creative writing and a few and William Kunstler spoke According to Yowell, already gotten more into the Women's hockey squad, someone is watching." Dr. here. conservative speakers are offer creative drama, bu. this Fitzgerald said. Vietnam problem, he added. "People are giving us flak now being considered for "We provide speakers and will probably be the first time People art alvc needed to Typewriter on not presenting a balanced winter quarter. we providedJane My job is to anywhere the two will be solicit money for tlie ACLU swim teams rout foes combined," Beatrice Morton, program," said Bob Yowell, "We would have done this find out who the campus lepal defense fund. How the program coordinator for anyway. We're always trying Service Special instructor, said. wants," Yowell said. "I'm money s to be raised was not to have a balanced program," The women's fiela hockey in both. Miss Haker trium- Improvisations will grow student programs and ac- hoping somebody will come in stated. tivities. he noted. team closed out a fine 4-i phed in the 50-yard butterfly out of the writing and writing and comment on the Clean, oil ond Dr. Fitzgerald said another Some callers don't identify Paul Harvey, Al Capp, season with a 3-0 shutout at and 100-yard breast stroke will be the basis for im- while Miss Smith swept the job the lay person can do is themselves and just curse William Buckley, Robert adjust Wayne State last Saturday. porovisations. Enrollment educate the public about the two backstroke events over the phone, according to Welch and Barry Goldwater £iye New Kibbon For the second straight game. will be limited to 20 with 371 meaning of the Constitution. followed by Kathy Haas in Yowell. Other callers have are all being considered but no Connie Clark tormented the l English methods I a He pointed out that a both. had constructive criticismi contracts have been signed. tathe opposing goalie by whacking prerequisite. questionnaire circulated by Man Port. $6.50 Liz Voth won the 50-yard and suggestions, he added. Other problems involved three shots into the goal. For further information, the Columbia Broadcasting breaststroke in 40:8, Nancy- "There's a feeling that by include setting a date anc MftUlil tlect. Port. $9.50 In the 5-1 win here against contact the instructor in 218 System had shown that most Eastern Michigan last week, Faust the 100-yard individual having Jane Fonda we are deciding a fee,Yowell said. University Hall. of the Bill of Rights would be medley in 1:15, and Janie subversive," said Yowell, Paul Harvey's fee is of Dimes Connie was complimented in Another seminar being defeated if they were voted on Hamilton the diving com- "They think Jane Fonda and and Al Capp's is between: the scoring column by Janis offered beginning winter today. petition with 102.5 points. William Kunstler are the and $4000. Whether theii Taylor and Mary Ann Kelling, quarter will be "Tran- The ACLU focuses on The competition was trouble-makers of society and drawing power warrants this prevent Business with one goal apiece. The B sformations of the Hero in constitutional issues, Dr. considerably stiffer last if they come we'll have amount of money has to team finished unbeaten, 2-0-1, Myth and literature." Fitzgerald said. He pointed birth defects Saturday at the All-Ohio meet trouble." Machines and the C squad tied in their Studies will cover heroic out that it is not a legal aid in Denison University's pool only three contests. images and patterns as they society. OWH6 227 S. Moil The women swimmers where Bowling Green settled Yowell said he agrees with appear in various cultures, The faculty advisers for the ASUPER PIXswJ5S5r for fourth place. the president of Kent State tt>21 *t«3fc Jo-HO v H« CttKK OK nont x ow> t« were big winners too, out- from Greek figures to group will be William E. 0 scoring Eastern Michigan, 78- Amy Smith was the only University when he said that 2» 3»« 5« 352-7780 American Indian myths. Gourd, Jr., graduate student AL PIX BG xwinnerr as she dominated most people don't know what's INCUKJ TM ... rotnttt ■. r>0» 7H 17. First place finishes were Course prerequisites are in speech; Dr. Joseph B. Mtftvrr tMHUM T\i»e... rmmvnui OHIO 1M017 numerous for this female the bai kslroke events again in going on in the University. Daily till 8pm English 309, 310, or 311. The Perry Jr., associate professor £ a field of competitors from 13 Falcon squad and Amy Smith, class will be taught by Dr. in sociology; and Dr. Bernard A lot of the callers feel that Barb Parrish and J;.i. Hake- schools. Janice placed fifth in George Hillocks Monday R. Abin, professor in "if we eliminate those people were double wim er*. plus the 50-yard fly and Phyllis through Thursday at 10 a.m. education. we eliminate trouble," he being members of the vic- Hammon took a fifth in diving. torious 200-yard free and Another fifth place finish One college does more nviley relays. went to BG's 200-vard Miss Parrish won the 50 nx'dley rely and a third CONGRATULATIONS TO THE than broaden horizons. It and 100 yard free-style races ranking was earned by the 200 with Debbie Baltz runner-up yard freestyle relay quartet. NEW OFFICERS sails to them, and beyond.. Sun. Now there's a way for you to know the world around you fhtr-^L •Nov. I> first-hand. A way to see the 1*40 N DELTA TAU ~ i.\y \ things you've read Bridge Alumni about, and study Tournament Room 50e, DELTA as you go. The way is a college that uses the Parthenon as a Treos. - Jim Pres. - Davt Broadhurst classroom for \\ itn or Without Partner Exec, V.P. - Pete Kotsotas Recording Set. - Mike Stamtu a lecture on Greece, and illustrates and Fall 71 semesters. Spring Hong Kong's floating societies semesters circle the world from Corr. Sec, - Ken Melas:us Admin. 1 ./'. - Sieve Stamus with a ride on a harbor sampan. Los Angeles, stopping in Asia and GOLDEN HEART PLEDGES Guide - Bob Motttce Chapman College's World Africa and ending in New York Campus Afloat enrolls two groups Fall semesters depart New York HAVE GONE CRAZE of 500 students every year and for port stops in Europe. Africa GOOD JOB OLD GOD SQUAD! opens up the world for them Your and Latin America, ending in campus is the s. s Ryndam. LosAngeles. OVER equipped with modern educational The world is there The way to m ?n m mm Pi mmF=s facilitiesanda finefaculty You show it to inquiring minds is there have a complete study curriculum And financial aid programs are THEIR NEW 'V as you go. And earn a fully- there, too Send for our catalog Lets Turn accredited semester while at sea with the coupon below, SIG EP BROTHERS Chapman College is now s.s. Ryndam is of Netherlands On Honey accepting enrollments for Spring registry And Go COUNTRY JOE WORLD CAMPUS AFLOAT Director of Student Selection Services MCDONALD See Chapman College. Orange. Calif. 92666 Please send information about your program : Nov. 13 9 TOM RUSH W Mr. 11 PM Mill I am inlorestod in □ Fall Spring Q l»_ Mrs El I would Us*liM to talkI lo a laprasonlalini ot WORLD Nov. 14 9 Sat. Nov 14 Student s Nsmo First Initial »•»MPUS — AFLOAT Nam* ol School Parent a Nam« 11 PM $1.99 Campus Address Straoi Hom« Afldni*. ■MM DRY MOUTH CAFE City Slat* Zip 5«15 Socor Rd. (Near AI..I. In Tol.do) Guif* lillrooa, Campus Phono I i en, Stalt Zip ArooCod* Tickets At Head-Quarters Usioi Moma Phono ( > 1638 Sylvannia Avt. Voor In School Appros UPA o.i 4 0 Scaio 472-4121 ToUdo fc Poge 4/The BG News, Friday, November 13, 1970 De Gaulle paid final tribute

PARIS (AP) - Charles de Deux Eglises, 160 miles away. The broad Champs Elysees for his own funeral. Gaulle was buried in a village Then, after nightfall, came was a solid mass of humanity Neither in the white- churchyard yesterday and the flood of emotion of and a forest of umbrellas from washed village church at later hundreds of thousands of Parisians drawn as if by the li "id Point to the Etoile. Colombey nor in the soaring Frenchmen, in a great out- command into a march along From the fit -t row of flags to 1100-year-old cathedral in pouring of grief, marched the Champs Eh/sees ending at the last stragglers, the march Paris were there eulogies, through darkness and rain to the nation's cherished shrine took an hour. drum rolls, bugle calls or the Arch of Triumph. of liberty. There were estimates that speech. The day of requiem was in These were the ordinary the crowd reached nearly half At the graveside were only three stages. First, 100 world people of Paris, who had come a million, but no one found a his family and an escort of leaders gathered at Notre of their own accord, to pay an way to measure its feelings. men whose loyalty never Dame Cathedral to hear Mass. anonymous farewell to the This was something Gen. faulted from the time In 1940 Four hours later, the funeral man who had been their de Gaulle had not planned when he appealed for itself began at Colombey les leader in war and peace. when he laid down restrictions resistance to the German conquest. All around, filling the lanea of the village, were tens of Council's YIP investigation thousands of Frenchmen- hungry, cold, but patient as they waited to file past the ends due to lack of reply grave. The burial procession Nawiphvto by J«hn Jack a*n began at De Gaulle's country Szoka said he felt the YIP Jim Szoka, Student Council believe in the individuals manor, La Boisserie, and EVER GET the feeling that the campus is your next class? Scotty Banks, cyclist, did- right to control his destiny and was not advocating violence vice president of cultural moved slowly down Gen. de too large and you need more time to get to and he found his own solution. affairs, said yesterday that those institutions that because he has not had any Gaulle Street past cottages the investigation of the Youth dominate his life." response to the memorandum. and barnyards and weeping International Party has been Dr. Edward Ward, YIP spokesman Charles people. concluded because he has not assistant to the vice president Cohn, said, "Yippie is still a received any reply to his last of student affairs and legal revolutionary party and it is An army scout car bore the memorandum. consultant to the University, up to Szoka to determine his (63 wooden coffin, enveloped The controversy began said in a memorandum issued Interpretation of the word in the blue, white and red flag. U.S. rejects Red's UN claim when the University Oct. 29, "If indeed, the YIP is revolutionary." Following In three sedans Organizations Hoard began an advocating that man control "The fact that the were Mrs. de Gaulle, her son UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. U.S. Ambassador Phillips spoke as the an- Peking for the China seat, investigation of the group his own destiny by any means established powers con- Phillipe, a navy captain, her (AP) - The United States Christopher H. Phillips told nual China debate got under opened the degate. because, of alleged conflicts - even by resorting to tinually harass YIP only daughter, Elizabeth; the Rev. urged the U.N. General the 127-nation assembly that way with an 18-nation call to between the group's charter destructive violence - then I reinforces our belief that our Francois de Gaulle, a Assembly yesterday to reject "expulsion of a member state seat Red China and oust the Addressing the 127-nation and the Student Code. would presume an irrecon- actions and tactics are in the Dominican priest and a demand that it expel is a most serious business." Nationalists. assembly, Algerian delegate Article three of the YIP cilable conflict with the best interests of the newphew of the general, and Nationalist China from the "There is not a single act of M'hanned Yazid said that by policy statement read, "All educational objectives of the revolutionary community," the De Gaulles' grand- world forum and give the seat the Republic of China that depriving the Peking power to the people. We University." he said. children. to Peking. DON'T FORGET would justify these extreme government of "its lawful measures," Phillips declared. rights," the majority had O. What should I serve when the boys drop over? OUI FRIDAY Algeria, one of the 18 made meaningless the an- 2. A. The perfect beverage for moments of celebration sponsors of a resolution niversary slogan of "Peace, and good fellowship like this is Pabst Blue Hibbon TNE 13th backing of the candidacy of Justice and Progress." beer Its good old-time flavor helps break the ice and get the party rolling PAPERBACK Caller threatens bombing

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3, O Who are these guys? ARTISTS SERIES PRESENTS A. This is a group photo ol our bowling team It was taken in 1893. the year Pabst won the Blue Ribbon as Ameri- ...But Were Afraid to Ask LONGSTRETH & ESCOSA ca's best beer We still brew our beer DUO HARPIST the old-time premium way Our bowling team hasn't changed much either 6. Appearing Sunday, Nov. 15 feOO PM o What'll you have? A Pabst Blue Ribbon.because it has something no other Main Auditorium • University Hall beer has . . . good old-time flavor And if perchance we Tickets on Sole today through Friday 9 AM - 4 PM have not covered every- University Union Ticket Office thing you've always wanted to know about beer but Students SI.25 Adults S1.50 were afraid to ask quell those fears You'll find the answers to all your ques- tions inside an ice-cold bottle or can of Pabst On second thought, why not buy lake one before a6pack? It's our "refresher'' course bedtime. A O What are these horses trying to pull? A. They're pulling one day's production of Pabst beer. This often caused traffic jams outside the brewery These tieups were the results of efforts to supply the increasing demand for Pabst. A demand that has remained unquenched to the present day.

5. O. How(is Pabst brewed? A. 1. Choice hops a/e gathered and placed here 86. Then we mix in only the best grains. 22. Then So your stomach won't go to bed unhappy, we stay up late. the beer is allowed to brew slowly and naturally. 64. Look closely This is a secret process that gives Pab- d old-time flavor 1050 SOUTH MAIN Mas* ■DEWING COMPANY The BG News, Friday, November 13, 1970'Page 5 Local drug centers open Youths aid drug users By Brian Sullivan "They're failing morally; "We're trying to get young working up an educational I AP Science Writer they're failing in terms of people addicted to something program for Junior high I their responsibility to the beneficial in society," said schools modeled on a Tampa,I As the nation gropes for an community, and they're great Bob Yutzy, 26, a counselor. Fla., effort. answer to its drug abuse big cop out centers." "We don't say, 'Don't take epidemic, many new local But an established agency drugs.' Maybe the kid had a The Tampa program began I efforts are emphasizing the in Connecticut disputed this, good experience with LSD. in 1968 after a small group of I help that young people can countering that such informal "The majority of the kids doctors and lawyers decided I give to other young people who centers are mainly for middle- coming in used drugs to turn to confront the problem. Their I are in drug trouble. class white youths who are not off the world. We ask them if program consists of three 40-| In New Haven, Conn., the usually on hard drugs, while they want to live the rest of minute sessions. project is private, a storefront the recognized agencies must their lives like that and I've In one, a doctor discusses! called Number 9, an aim at prolonged, intense never heard one say he did. medical effects of the drugs; [ easygoing, informal "youth treatment of those who have We tell them the reality of in another, a lawyer talks! crisis intervention center," demonstrated a clear desire to what you stand to gain or lose about laws, penalties tol run by young people. quit using drugs. with drugs and let them make pushers, legalization I "Basically," said co- A center in Phoenix, in a the decision." marijuana, and narcotics as al founder Ted Clark, 26, "we've large white house in the down- In a different approach, the social cult. The third session! found that kids have an in- town area, also has a problem young lawyers section of the is a question and answer| tuitive sense of how to help of informality vs. formality, American Bar Association is period. other kids." even though it is a part of a Organizations like Number larger community program. • - which got its name from "We're kind of a razor's the Beatles song, "Revolution edge," said Bill Thrift, Number 9" - are beginning to manager of the Phoenix *>»cim4 Prate MnetwH spring up across the country, center. "We're trying to help ^CQrV with the young people heads, but we get our support from the straight community. LYNN, ONE of the Detroit Zoo's five polar eye open. The nine-year-old bear weighs in at sometimes working largely alone, sometimes as part of a If we lean too much toward the bears, catches up on some shuteye but still about 900 pounds. community's overall heads, the straight com- manages to keep track of his mates with one program. munity says we're a bunch of Whether in New Haven, or filthy hippies selling dope out in Phoenix, Ariz., San Mateo, of the backroom. But if we're Calif., Tampa, Fla., all the too straight, we're narcs and programs try to offer work with the cops. It gets to Math-Science dedication tomorrow guidance and therapy to be a drag sometimes." youths in trouble, all reflec- Just south of San Fran- ting varying aspects of the cisco, San Mateo County's nation's effort. community drug program The University's 13.2 address by Dr. G. Hoyt Trustees. Dr. Hollis A. Moore, Presiding at the science In New Haven, for includes a county hospital Whipple, professor of University president, will also izzh million Mathematical library dedication will be Dr. example, the help comes from ward, mental health centers Sciences Building will be radiological health at the take part in the program. Stanley K. Coffman, vice young people skeptical of and two "drop-in-centers." dedicated at I0:3u a.m. University of Michigan. One of the highlights of the president of academic affairs, more established routes of More than 1,000 youngsters 352-1215 tomorrow. Dr. Whipple's subject will program will be a special and Milville Spencc, director treatment. used the drop-in-centers, The program will also be "Nuclear Power: A ceremony at II a.m. to of- of the library. "The whole concept of located in an old house and an FREE DELIVERY honor Dr. Frank C. Ogg, Critical Problem or a Solution ficially name the science All the dedication events Number 9 is that the agencies abandoned restaurant, during emeritus professor of to a Critical Problem?" library, on the third floor of are open to the public. are failing," Clark argued. a recent month. The centers mathematics at the Univer- The dedication program, the building, in honor of Dr. are manned by volunteer 4:30 TO CLOSING sity. also in Room 210, will begin at Ogg, who joined college students. The fourth structure to be 10:30 a.m. Taking part in the the mathematics department completed in the Science- program will be represen- in 1931. Pre Thanksgiving Research Complex, the tatives of the arcnitecural The library has a 150.000- Mathematical Sciences firm, Richards, Bauer and volume capacity. v\u \nu: rorpox Building, which opened last Moorhead of Toledo, and Dr. Ogg taught Sale 'COLLEGE STUDENT spring, is considered the MacKinnon-Parker Inc., the mathematics at the Univer- MONDAYS "gateway" to the science firm that held the general sity from 1931 until his FOR tr.XAM°Lfc: ALL RINGS ARE 45% SPECIAL DNLTt center. The gateway effect is construction contract. retirement last June. During OFF AND THIS IS GUARANTEED FROM 47 OFF achieved by a striking facade Dr. John D. Millet, his 38 years at Bowling Green COLONEL SANDBS8' EEClPr of bold curves and textures. chancellor of the Ohio Board he served as chairman of the 'EL "A written certificate is given with In addition to the of Regents, will present the department of mathematics each *-.ternallight diamond ring purchased mathematics department, the building to Donald Simmons, and from 1941-42 was director to beor the registration number engraved building houses the Univer- Chairman of the Board of of the University's library. Ktttiirty fried Ikiitate in the ring, diamond weight, and mental sity's growing computer e science department. quality. It also quarantees that your no. «.tt BOX DINNER «**» 98 A lectur- on "The money will be fully refunded within 30 days I Coupon expires November 16 Urrll One Dr»ner ta Coapta Relevance of Mathematics" UAO Presents if you are not satisfied, or if the ring does by Dr. Jacob Wolfowitz will kick off the two-day dedication "Experiment In Terror" not meet specifications, an insurance program at 8 p.m. tonight. appraisal accompanies each ring. JIMMY JOHN'S Dr. Wolfowitz, professor of and im N. Hita rt mum mathematics at the Univer- sity of Illinois, will be speaking in Room 210, "The Odd Couple" Mathematical Sciences Bldg. On Saturday morning the November 13, 14 - Main Aud. program will get under way in And every coneivable Room 210 at 9:30 a.m. with an 6, 8, 10 p.m. - Free Admission product is sold. IT'S A SPECIAL SALE DELTS: 337 Conklin 372-4636 BEWARE OF FRIDAY OUR "MARKD0WN ROOM"

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"The Sand the New Mexico Taos Indians Win., Schumann - Quartet No. Wednesday p.m. NEWS; 7:20 pjn. ROCHESTER; ( p.m. Castle," starring Irene to save their sacred forest FALCON PRE-GAME; 7:30 BOWLING GREEN IN MIX: Another in a series of Friday 3, Kodaly - Missa Brevis; 11 film stories on basic human Dailey, is the story of a widow grounds from commerical p.m. UNDERGROUND. 9a.m. FREE FORM; 5:30 pjn. FALCON HOCKEY: CONCERT; 7:30 p.m. activities. trying to preserve the delicate logging interests. p.m. NEWS,- 6:30 p.m. BGSU vs. Waterloo Lutheran SPECIAL: Bernstein's fabric of her family life. In 8p.m. FALCON FOCUS; 9 EVENING CnNTERT: (home); 11 pjn. RADIO Kaddish Symphony is p.m. SOUL: tonight features Wednesday "The Tape Recorder," Inga WBC l .'-RADIO 88.1 Dufay-Secular and Sacred RETROSPECT: Lights Out- presented in memory to the Swenson plays an author's Wilson Pickett. Tuesday Music, Soler-Three Concherti "Coffin in Studio B;" 11:30 late John F. 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By Fred R. Ortlip that squashed the BG leers defensive crew composed of Sports Writer twice, 4-2 and 5-1 Bill Koniewich, Chuck Gyles If the pre-season In Western, the Falcons and Tom Snyder. The predicatora are true to tune, will be skating against a overhaul of the defense has toe Bowling Green hockey usually tough defensive outfit paid off in the Falcons' only team should be the best in its and Coach Jack Vivian will be two exhibition games against short history. trying to fight fire with fire the Detroit Griffins, asemj-pro They'll kick off what hopes with a team that in the past has team. BG halted the Detroit to be a banner season when made most of its hay of- club by 8-2 and 10-3. the Western Ontario Mustangs fensively. Goaltender Paul Galaski, invade for a two-game series "Our defense has been the the first team net minder back beginning tonight at 7:30 p.m. greatest single improvement from last year, is in mid- at the ice arena. over last year," said Vivian. season form according to The Falcons will be putting "Our main objective in pre- Vivian. And that could put a a 13-game undefeated streak season practice has been to damper to Western Ontario's on the line this weekend transform a basically of- offensive plans for the series. against a team that boasts of fensive-minded team into a But there's more than just 10 lettermen and the two defensive-minded team." defense. According to Vivian, leading scorers in Dick Ail-American candidate the strength of the Falcons Oudekerk and Bob Jeffery Glen Shirton, a Falcon co- this year is the offense. "In back from last year's uam captain, heads a veteran Gordy McCosh, Bruce Blyth and Gerry Bradbury we have what I consider three of the pOpinion best centers in the nation," boasted the BG head man. "They can shoot, move the puck and set up play and all Rah, rah hockey three have Junior 'A' ex- perience." By Jack O'Breia Bradbury, who played Assistant Sports Editor Junior 'A' hockey last year at London, Ont., was the sixth With football already a disaster and basketball still a draft choice of the I/is Angeles question mark, hockey appears to be this year's sports Kings of the National Hockey headlines league. Blyth, the other co- Nawipholo by Nail Olien Bowling Green sports buffs will bt treated to their first captain and the Falcons' hockey match when the Falcons host the University of Western leading scorer last year, is ANOTHER SAVE for Bowling Green goalie Paul Western Ontario at 7:30 p.m. in the ice arena. In ad- Ontario tonight at the ice arena. another All-American can- Galaski during last week's exhibition game against the dition to extending their 13-game unbeaten streak, If this year's home opener is anything like last season's, it didate. Detroit Griffins, a semi-pro hockey club. The Falcons Bowling Green icers will attempt to avenge their two will be well worth the price of admission. Western Ontario will be will open the regular season tonight when they host losses to the Mustangs last season. Last year's lid-lifter saw two gigantic fights in which both the skating for the first time in Falcon bench and that of the University of Windsor poured onto regular season play tonight the ice. Several players were ejected from the match which the and Vivian knows nothing Falcons eventually won 8-2 before a record crowd of 2,790 about them. spectators. "We've heard rumors they Texans invade for grid finale Although Jack Vivian, head Bowling Green hockey coach, have sue Junior 'A' players on their team, but other than that stated his dissatisfaction with the brawls, the spectators felt a By Denny White athletic director, retiring downfall to Western Michigan little different and the word of the Donnybrooks spread like wild they're an unknown quality, 100). 6-4. 215 pound, averaging 27 points and giving Sports Editor Dec. 31, and ironically, th« last week, are the only other sophomore quarterback Ed up about 17 points a game fire. The result was an overflow crowd of 3,057 people the he said. "They basically play only non-league opponent to very good defense. We know setbacks, while East Carolina. Holwig, from Higlispire, Pa, while 19 touchdowns have foil' wing evening that saw th - Falcon icers drop a 4-2 decision Many streaks were beat the Falcons during Northern Illinois, New Mexico t< 'stem Ontario. that any Canadian team we and kicker Matias Uarza, who been scored on the run, five on snapped in the process of Perry's 10 year coaching stint State and the University of has booted eight field goals. the pass and curiously enough, Tms weekend's contests, like those ii the previous season, play is going to hit. Knowing losing five out of eight games here was the Texan outfit. they're a good defensive club, Texas (Arlington) have been The Buffaloes are three on interception returns. should be fast moving and hard hitting affairs. so far, and another one, dating i West Texas State has their victims. As the saying goes, the only way to get better at a sport is by we've practiced accordingly." back to the 1954 season, is in become a member of the St (anight the "experts" As Falcon tri-captain Dave playing someone better than yourself. Well, the Bowling Green jeopardy of ending. Missouri Valley Conference Finley said earlier this week hockey team challenged the best last season, took their lumps, will get their first chance to It has been that long since since the rout in Buffalo Bowl Baby Falcons aim see whether or not the Falcons about the blanking by WM, and hence should be in the position to deal out plenty of their own Bowling Green was a loser in last fall, but they have played this year. are for run "That's going to stick in their their final scheduled game, only two league foes, trium- craw, losing to an MAC school, Avid and fair weather sports fans should find plenty to cheer Ticket prices for tonight's phing over Wichita State and contest and all other home but the intersectional contest and they'll be determined to for perfect record about this weekend's hockey matches, and those throughout the to be waged with West Texas losing to North Texas State. keep it from happening twice rest of the season for that matter, simply because of an games this year are $.50 for An opening defeat to Lamar students, Jl .00 for faculty and State here tomorrow finds the in a row." In an attempt to complete Toledo 69-12, and Western energetic 29-year-old coach who's not afraid to schedule the x'st Falcons in a definite underdog Tech and an incredible 20-0 Don Nehlen's scrappy club and the guts of the players who aren't afraid to piay them. staff and $1.50 for adults. an undefeated season, the Michigan 21-14. position. The way the season had their pride tramped on by Bowling Green freshman Miami also owns a strong has turned out (2-5-1), there unpredictable Ohio University football team entertains once- offensive team, headed by are few regrets at this point last Saturday at windy Perry tied Miami today at 3 p.m. in running backs Reggie Hit- Harriers run in Central Collegiates that this ninth game is the Field, crumbling that home Perry Stadium. chens and Herm Jackson. last. advantage propaganda. The The Falcons, an offensive Hitchens has carried the brunt The Buffaloes bumped BG fans were treated to a 44-0 powerhouse averaging 418 Falcon harriers begin their Olson, Bob McOmber and Jim of the ground attack, gaining "It should be between last November 15 at Canyon, massacre and 26-24 thriller yards per contest, face a over 100 yards in each game. last week and a half of the Ferstle round out the Falcon Kansas, Western Michigan Tex. 28-12, to up their series before the "groaner" a week Reiskin :quad that has ren- season tomorrow at Car- squad that will run tomorrow. and Bowling Green team- edge to 3 '.,.: boast only Utah ago, and the Falcons chances dered only 19 points in three Howling Green may be bondale, Illinois, when they Contenders from schools wise," predicted coach Brodt. State (2-01, and Miami (19-7-21 for victory could hinge heavily games. without the services of of- compete in the Central outside the MAC will be Jay "Southern Illinois may be a shared this season. on a fired-up cheering section. After ai: opening 0-0 tie fensive tackle John Yowle who Collegiate championships to Mason of Kansas and John challenger but they don't have The 1:30 p.m. game is G The players to watch for with Dayton, Miami has sustained an ankle injury determine the strongest of the Jones of Air Force. enough depth. dedicated to Doyt Perry, the visitors are tailback polished off Xavier 36-7 and against Western Michigan. mid-western cross country Rocky Thompson, most feared Cincinnati 29-13. Bowling John Jacquot is ready to step teams. sporrs for his speed afoot (9.2 in the Green has beaten Kent 33-7, in if Yowle is unable to play. Some of the more com- petitive teams from the center of the nation will collide, in- cluding teams from the Mid- American Conference, but the prominent Big Ten representatives will be 1 TOUCHDOWN FAVORITES missing because of their conference meet being held at W Tex St OU vs WMich vs Toledo vs Ken; ., NAME a conflicting time. vs BG Penn St N III Dayton iVlianv "This will be a good in- dication of mid-west com- petition, except of course the Harold Brown West Texas Penn St WMich Dayton Miami Big Ten teams, who will be Issue Editor 31-14 27-19 32-10 21-17 27-12 missing from the meet," said coach Mel Brodt JackO'Breza WMich Toledo Miami Kansas won the in- West Texas j Perm St Assistant Sports Editor 31-ln 49-21 17-7 28-14 24-0 vitational last year, followed * by Western Michigan, Miami, Ohio University, and Bowling Jim Smith West Texas PennSt W Mich Toledo Miaou Green in fifth place. These Editor 42-7 35-17 36-14 42-14 35-0 five schools return along with Air Force, host Southern Illinois, Ball State, Northern Vin Mannix BG OU W Mich Toledo Kent Illinois, Depaul, Notre Dame, Assistant Sports Editor 17-0 21-22 35-0 27-6 7-6 Indiana State, Drake, and Eastern Michigan. The top individual run- Scott Scredon West Texas PennSt WMich Toledo Kent ners will come from the MAC. Sports Writer 27-14 31-10 35-7 21-3 17-14 Conference champ Bob Bertelsen of Ohio will be one of the favorites. Western Dennis Leone BG PennSt VV Mich Toledo Miami Michigan's two contending Sports Writer 17-14 42-14 31-7 28-10 31-7 entrees will be Gary Harris and Jerry Liebenberg, second and third place finishers in the Kathy Gendrich West Texas PennSt WMich TIE Miami MAC fianls. Bowling Green Issue Editor 31-17 49-20 24-20 24-24 304 hopes for UV individual title rest on the shoulders of All- L. D. Fullerton BG PennSt WMich Dayton Kent American Sid Sink, who will Sports Photographer 27-17 32-17 48-0 14-0 2-0 attempt to rebound from a fourth place finish in the league race. Dan Casseday BG PennSt WMich Toledo Miami The man who finished right Sports Writer 24-17 34-10 28-10 24-14 28-12 behind Sink last week, Tracy H..«»h.l. ., Cwi J. M.MO*. Jr. Elliot, could be one of the SENIOR J im rAeeker will be among the 19 seniors playing in their Denny White BG PennSt N Hi Toledo TIE surprises in the meet. final Falcon football game tomorrow against Wast Taxas State Sports Editor 28-18 31-21 17-13 24-14 17-17 Teammates Steve Danforth, University at Perry Field. Craig MacDonald, Dave Poge 8/Tht BG News, Friday, November 13, 1970 'Fantasia' The 'Rush' is on! ByMfkeFoley It's sad that the ad campaign for the by Fred Zackel His albums include (Jot A Mind' to cares about their thoughts, he cares reissue of the 1940 animated classic film Ramble and Take A Little Walk With Me about their dreams. "Fantasia," calls it "the ultimate ex- Slap your thighs, kids! We've been and The Circle Game and Blues, Songs, That's who Tom Rush is. perience for all." saved from boredom and mediocrity! and Ballads. Okay, you say, but why is this written Not only does that attempt to bridge Tom Rush is coming to campus! He sings songs of Jackson Browne and this way? And my answer is deeply the generation gap but it also attempts to Tomorrow night! In the Grand Woody Guthrie and Willie Dixon and personal. place the film within the category of "the Ballroom! Chuck Berry and The Sons of the Obviously, I have respect and ad- trip film." Okay, you say, who is Tom Rush? He Pioneers. He can sound as corny as Roy miration for the man. I like his voice, I Probably the most popular of these so happens to be the finest, most ac- Rodgers when he sings that old cowboy like his songs, I like his style of life and called "trip films" would be "2001: A ' complished, warmest young writer, and song, "Cool Water" and he can sound his commitments. Space Odyssey." During the final scene guitarist and singer that the Boston area tender and loving when he sings a lullaby I believe in him. I believe that of that film, the viewer experiences what ever created. to a baby daughter. Bowling Green is doing a magnificent amounts to a light show or what could be He's a Harvard graduate in com- His own compositions, such as "No favor to me in bringing this man here. I compared to an hallucinatory ex- parative literature. He began singing in Regrets" or "Rockport Sunday," are believe that the students here can Join me perience. Thus, the "trip film." Boston in the real early Sixties, snaring infinitely perfect compositions, The in this event. Hollywood, with its observant eye and. the Boston limelight with Joan Baez. He former recreates the masculine emotions There has been little in the past seven money hungry nature, noticed that the does blues and love ballads and folk and of lost love, a formulation of honesty and years of my stay at this school that has audience of "2001," specifically the » rock and gospel spirituals and poetic sincerety. The latter instrumental been worthwhile. Little has been ex- young people of the audience, were very images. evokes a word portrait of New England ceptional. Very little has been well done. impressed by that final scene and that He's the guy who introduced Joni town, a portrait of compassion and Too much offered to students is banal many people would see the film over and Mitchell, our Canadian songstress, to sorrow and hope. at best. Too much is puerile. Too much over again just to see that particular American audiences. He introduced her His latest album on Columbia Records is not honest. And what little remains is part. Hollywood reacted by turning out songs a full two years before her first features the most completely honest poorly accomplished. "trip films." The most recent of these album came out. explanation of leaving home ever. The Tom Rush is honest. He's good. He's films is the new Mick Jagger-James Fox Tom Rush also happens to have been album creates the loneliness of an accomplished. He doesn't want to put fiasco, "Performance." the first to sing James Taylor. He was alienated individual. The album talks of you on or make himself a star. He has a "Fantasia" was first released by the doing this three years ago. "Voices in the Sun", a poetic feeling of chosen life style that suits him. He sings Walt Disney people in 1P40. The film was His albums through the last seven lost innocence and the gain of real what he wants to sing. He enjoys his not well received because the average years feature such crazy creative people knowledge. work. moviegoer was not ready for such an as Felix Pappilardi, John Sebastian and Tom Rush is honest and sincere, a Give a listen to the man. Give unusual, and for the most part, totally Al Kooper. The folks who know music man folks can trust. He's fair and a yourself an honest chance to grow. visual film. But now. it's found its inside and out. humanitarian. He cares about people, he audience. The intention of "Fantasia" is to display the visual interpretations of artists inspired by a piece of music. For example, the Nutcracker Suite Is in- terpreted with fairies spreading dew Dylan over the garden. The real problem with "Fantasia" is ' that the various segments of the visual interpretations of the music are in- $£' Photo by Morcla Lomvr by Mark I *\ un- terrupted by the addition of stones of the it. Serge Denlsoff awarded an honorary degree. This song drawal to countryside and family, we orchestra and its director, who steps . in time may be pointed to by must resist. Dylan just night pop up down from his post to explain to the Dylan has a new album out! Only five "dylanologlsts" as the key to his view of again at the Rolling Stone offices and tell viewer just what he is to see. He also months after Self Portrait, and its not people as audiences-a swarm of locus- the world we are wrong. At least English manages to carry on a conversation with even an undergrounder. Maybe he's and as a central feature of his per- professors do not have to worry that an animated Mickey Mouse. ' feeling guilty about Self Portrait. sonality. For Dylan, his fans are locusts Milton or Shakespeare might reappear. Nevertheless, "Fantasia" is an in- Whatever, a new Dylan 1.1' is musically not in any derogatory sense but rather New Morning finds Dylan as a poet, teresting film. It may be better to go not an important event since it provides the "voice of a generation" that has singer, artist, explorer, and exploiter expecting to see "the ultimate ex- directions for nearly every A and R man always been threatened by fans, press, The latter is particularly true in Dylan's perience for everyone," but rather, an in Hollywood and indeed fame. use of the spiritual ala Arlo. The pre- interesting and sometimes beautiful New Morning (KC 30290) is a partial "Went To see the Gypsy" provides HARDING fans will find New Morning film. return to the Blond on Blond format, another evidence of this view with just that. Others will have little to "Fantasia" is now showing at Cinema although the Nashville voice is still ever images of a mysterious traveller in a complain about with the exception of the I of the Stadium Cinemas, while Cinema present. Some of the songs such as "Day dark hotel room. The gypsy, not sur- "when is he going to do protest songs II is holding over "Myra Breckinridge." of the Ixicusts" are topical and prisingly, is from Minnesota-Dylan's again" school. The answer, my friend, is autobiographical. home state. the answer. "Locusts" chronicles Dylan's ex- Despite the temptation to pursue this This excellent album is available at A letter perience at Princeton where he was thesis, especially his citations of with- the University bookstore. Once we sat near a tree. It was a sad and lonely tree, almost bare of leaves. We were friends with the tree, and she was the warmest friend we had. We had to be apart over the summer NUMBER/9 but there was a live that awaited us when we returned. I went to see her once and she showed , . me a tree. It was her chapel and below its shade was a cross made of sticks. She had found a new world where I no longer had a place. I returned with hopes of reaching her

t"holo by KM. Rrbillol again but they were wasted. I sat beneath the tree often. It was If you're an "Andy Capp" dieing very slowly and so alone. comic strip fan, then, (to use an The last time I saw it I spelled out "I x old cliche), this is the book for like you" in stones around the cement you. base, hoping for an answer from Brand X' The Flippin' Best of Andy SJP someone who wanted to be reached. Capp (Doubleday, $4.95) is a fcfck A m Today I returned to where I had last collection of the antics of the gm Mm seen the tree. It had been cut down while By Jeff Levlton luminaries as Andy Warhol's own Taylor hard-drinking, fast-talking mm I was away and the stones 1 had used Middle Class Youth (MCY) is back. Mead, Ultra Violet, and juicy Joy Bang. Cockney whose every effort in ■ were scattered in the dirt around the Their usual brand of mad antics has been Also appearing is Abbie Hoffman, who is life is dedicated to avoiding bill ■■at *"■■ stump. So cold it was, alone. rendered even more zany with the advent phenomenal. paying and work. So here I sit on the stump as the cold of a new gang of freaks and beer-culture The photography is above average Smythe. an Englishman, is «*-*" closes in. I .eaves trip by; they sound like heroes. which further adds to the films success. Andy's creator. He loosely based •2=8,- long awaited footsteps, but I know better. Their first film of the season is As an added attraction, Snaky Terry the cartoon character on his I wonder not where feelings go, and "Brand X." It will wreck your head. His and the BallbustersBG's new singing and father. question not my place. I only wonder a satire on television, a lampoon of dancing band will be performing. The comic strip, "Andy who condemns the trees and scatters all commerciality. and a biting expose of the MCY is only asking $1 for all this Capp", is syndicated in 39 their grace. decadent elements seeking to subvert our entertainment. It's well worth the price. countries and appears in more \\7 culture i namely the people who made "Brand X" will be shown at 8 p.m. and than 450 U.S. newspapers. ^,_,._ >jr y I still do care, this film.) 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday night. In "Brand X" is made up of short film 105 Hanna Hall. Snaky Terry will per- John sequences featuring such stellar form at 7 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. both nights. Ph»t« by Karan Hwakura

'The Glass Toupee"

" nature's children are born a About his military experience he said, thousand times, "It wasn't a total waste of time.there are to our once." copyright 1970, C.C. some fine people trapped in the military. Matteson. Writing was one of the few escapes from their repressive atmosphere. Several This Is part ot a poem from a book "The poems in the book reflect this passsion." Glass Toupee" written by Chuck Mat- The book is divided into four sections, town. His style catches both the gentle each section "titled" by a photograph. and violent motions of life and lets you The design and photography weredoneby examine some of the details. He seems to Kim Finley, "70. "I gave Kim no in- toll you secrets about yourself. structions for the photos, except that they Matteson is a graduate student in reflect his interpretation oi the poems. Education at the University. He was Kim worked a year on the project, he recently discharged from the Army and really put himself into the book and did a has returned to 'regain a bit of sanity." fantastic Job," Matteson said. Matteson began at Bowling Green as a Matteson feels that a poem performs graduate student inl966, and received an only a part of it's role if it's not shared. li.S. in biology before "doing time" In "For a poem to be complete, the thoughts the Army. He sees no contradiction and images of the writer must evoke between his science background and feeling in the reader, this Is Impossible if poetry. the poem isn't shared. One has to •The University puts up artificial overcome the hang-up that hispoems put boundries, as a result, we tend to produce his soul on display. People protect too technician scientists, but the creative much of themselves anyway." ■dentist... he's an artist too. When a "The Glass Toupee" is on sale at by Kl. Flnl., ■dentist forgets how to dream, he's a colleges throughout the midwest, and is technician wrapped up in precise available at local bookstores. The Loft duplication," Matteson said. and the UCF Center.