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Local debate discusses pros, cons of issue WASHINGTON (AP) necessary step that will do little to Afghanistan. by Paul O'Donnell intervention in Afghanistan is not that the United States engage in President Carter's draft improve U.S. military readiness. staff reporter the reason President Carter has "mutually beneficial economical registration plan failed its first test "THE SOVIETS, in fact, are not HOWEVER, administration Opponents and proponents of a sent a draft registration proposal relationships" with other coun- when a House subcommittee losing any sleep over this proposal, officials testified that advance military draft and draft to Congress. tries." refused yesterday to approve funds and the only people losing sleep are registration might save only seven registration squared off last night "NO ONE should have been "AMERICA'S WORLD the administration sought for the our own young people," said Barry days in mobilizing recruits for an in an occasionally heated debate at surprised by the Soviet reputation will be enhanced by program. Lynn, head of a coalition opposing emergency. the University. aggression," he said. "They've had refusing to go to war," he noted. Opponents of registration hailed the draft and registration. "If it is sending a message to The panel was comprised of two a history of aggression." Car- "America is looked upon as using the House Appropriations sub- The testimony marked the Iran, I don't think it's much of a pro-draft, two anti-draft and one ter's proposal stemmed from a its military power to literally committee action as a serious second straight day that criticism message," Rep. Patricia neutral representative and at feeling that the present all- steal." setback for the Carter ad- and skepticism of Carter's Schroeder, (D-Colo.), commented times the discussion wandered volunteer armed forces are not Also on the anti-draft side was ministration. proposal to register young men and yesterday. from the topic of the draft. About 40 capable of suppressing Soviet Henry C. Brooks, representing the However, administration officials women was expressed to the Schroeder, a leader of a suc- persons were in attendance. aggression, Ahrens added. Executive Council of the Black and backers of Carter's program subcommittee. cessful campaign last year to kill "The real issue centers around The United States used to oe able Student Union, but for different predicted the president's plan will Several members of the panel draft registration, said Congress the question, 'Do we need a draft to repell foreign intervention reasons than Ahrens. be approved in the full attacked the proposal Tuesday as could help the military more by now?'," said Dr. John Ahrens, through the scare tactic of military "We cannot accept any form of a Appropriations Committee at a an empty gesture to the Soviet improving incentives and pay for assistant professor of philosophy retaliation, Ahrens said, adding, draft," Brooks said. "We don't later date. Union. Carter has described his skilled personnel who are leaving ail.; representative of the BG "Now we're losing our ability to do oppose the system of draft but for Carter's proposed registration registration program as a sign of the service. "If you wanted to do Coalition on the Draft, an anti-draft this." our people conscription would be system was attacked in the sub- U.S. strength and resolve in the registration by skills that might do group. However, Ahrens said he does selective." committee yesterday as an un- wake of the Soviet invasion of the job," she said. Ahrens suggested that Soviet not advocate a draft but instead continued on page 3 thurs- Something Membership (JaV 2-28-80 in the way delay stalls ACGFA Black musical to be he moves.., hearings presented tonight by Denise Sakal by Keith Jameson staff reporter staff reporter A black musical, "The "Oh yes it's ladies night. Oh what The Advisory Committee on Afrikan Affair: Descending General Fee Allocations probably from Darkness," will be a night..." So goes a contemporary song. will not meet until the week of presented tonight at 7:30 March 10, Dr. Richard R. Eakin, p.m. in the Recital Hall, Old And what a night it was for local women who attended last night's vice provost of institutional Music Building. planning and student affairs, said Ananais Pittman, coor- male exotic dancer show at Some Other Place Pub, 110 North Main yesterday. dinator of the musical, said The delay concerns the naming the musical will include dan- Street. The show was a first for Bowling of ACGFA members, he said. cing, singing, music and Although Faculty Senate and poetry readings. Green, according to SOP manager Bob Conn. Graduate Student Senate have "It was something we just submitted their nominees. Student wanted to do," Pittman, Conn, who spent the last year in California, said this area is not Government Association still must said, referring to the student- finish interviewing, he said. produced musical. "We unlike "Fresno middle-America," and the idea caught on there. SGA has interviewed about half figured that since Black of its applicants, with the other half History Month was coming SO WHEN he became the new being interviewed today, Tom up, why not do it for that." Washbush, SGA's student Preceding the musical will general manager two weeks ago, representative to the Board of be a lecture by Nelson Gary, Conn said he looked for a gimmick that would enable people to have a Trustees, said. regional representative of Five full-time members and two the National Association for good time and promote business. His gimmick became Alex and alternates still need to be the Advancement of Colored nominated for undergraduate People, about "Negroes in Dave, local male exotic dancers. committee positions, he added. College." Dancer Gary "Alex" Dyer, Ar- EAKIN SAID he original!/ set a The musical is free but cadia, got his start two years ago deadline of tomorrow for the tniec donations will be accepted after watching female dancers at groups' rosters, but recently ex- for the Black Student Edwards, a bar in Findlay. But tended it for SGA because of the Union's scholarship fund in Dyer's act is more than just danc- number of applicants and the need honor of former University ing. for fair interviewing. students Kimberly Jackson He studied with a magician, a Because of the late start and the and Roxanne Tolliver. belly dancer and three go-go girls approaching finals week, the ac- in order to come up with an in- tual budget hearings might not dividual act. His show includes a begin until the first week of spring fire stunt during which he runs quarter, although it is hoped the lighted torches along his body and process can begin before that, into his mouth, a spaceman act, Eakin said. NEWS - Academic Council and a grand finale with his partner Last year, the hearings began asked yesterday for a pro- Dave and a live snake-not to men- Feb. 16. posal to improve the Univer- tion gyrating hips. "We'll have to use every bit of sity Honors Program. Page time class schedules will let us 3. ALTHOUGH DYER said he en- use," Bob Arrowsmith, assistant joys his work, the job entails some vice provost of institutional abuse. planning and chairman of ACGFA, - SGA last night called for "At times I have been perverted- said. its senators and officers to ly groped. I have been disgusted by ARROWSMITH ATTRIBUTES support the Ohio Student the way I have been groped," he staff photo by Tim Westhoven some of the delay in the funding Legal Services bill. Page 3. explained, but added that "they Gary "Alex" Dyer from Arcadia, crazed the all-female crowd at Some Other Place last procedure to the job of im- aren't bad girls." night during Bowling Green's first male exotic dance show. plementing recommendations Dyer is also a waiter. He said as a made earlier this year by a general weather dancer he is paid well, but he is ac- and dance or take their clothes off, who has made dancing a full-time lessons. He calls himself a fees task force, calling the stage customed to a comfortable but I have to do something dif- career, said that after five years of "natural". ACGFA is in now the "response lifestyle, so it takes more money to ferent," he said. bartending, he became tired of his "My mother said I did the jitter- stage." Mostly cloudy. High 23F keep him at that level. job. And lie always wanted to be an bug in her stomach," he said, ad- He echoed the hope of GSS (-5C), low 5F (-15C), 40 per- "I get paid more than anyone HIS PARTNER last night, Dave entertainer. ding that she is one of his biggest President Gerald Krygier that the cent chance of precipitation. else, but I also wear myself out. Strahm, Fostoria, has been danc- fans. hearings would not come too close Anybody can come out in a bikini ing for about 1V4 years. Strahm, Strahm never took dancing continued on page 4 to finals week. "I would certainly oppose my graduate students using up that Hot water heating feasible much time (near finals I, "he said, noting that it would take more than the usual twice-a-week meetings to finish committee business before finals. Solar heating may have limited use here So far, GSS has nominated John Giedlinski, a graduate student in by Paula Wlmlow Toledo Edison Co. RESULTS OF studies done by use system in the area is the liquid speech, and Richard Stigman. managing editor "So many days during the winter Toledo Edison show that an exchange flat plate collector. The Faculty Senate has nominated are cloudy. It makes it difficult to average family of four with modest system usually includes two or Robert Holmes, assistant With today's energy crunch, ris- economically heat a living space daily hot water requirements of three solar panels, each about 3 professor of legal studies, and ing inflation, and back-to-basics with solar energy," he explains. about 12 gallons a person can meet feet by 7 feet, placed on a roof or on Harry Tyson, an instructor in the movement, many pioneer-spirited Toledo Edison also recommends about 40 percent of its hot water the ground near the house and fac- School of Health and Physical homeowners might think heating hot water systems because they needs with solar equipment. ing south at an angle within 20 Education and a committee their home totally with solar clusively on solar power to meet its usually pay for themselves faster With that amount of hot water degrees of the area's latitude. member last year. energy will solve many of their pro- energy needs only if it included an than space heating systems consumption using about 400 The possibility that the three blems. enormous storage capacity, one ex- because hot water is used year- kilowatt hours of electricity a EACH PANEL has a clear cover, University publications funded by But many solar energy experts pert notes. Space heating systems round while heat only is used dur- month at five cents a kilowatt hour, usually glass or durable plastic, ACGFA bypass the committee say total solar heating might not be require especially large storage ing cooler months, Sommerfield using a solar system could save through which the sun's rays can be would not affect the committee's the answer for northwest Ohio areas. says. about $12 a month, Sommerfield collected. Two panes of glass can time schedule or work load, homeowners. Active solar heating systems con- says. be used as a cover to create an in- Arrowsmith said. As one owner of a solar heated BECAUSE OF these factors, sist of a collector, transfer Active systems include several sulation space that will reduce heat University President Dr. Hollis home notes, "To have a solar domestic hot water heating seems medium, storage device and heat types of outfits, ranging from a loss. Such double pane designs Moore. Jr. said he has not yet system in northwest Ohio you have to be the best bet for northwest exchanger. Pumps, pressure simple flat plate collector to a usually are recommended for decided whether to remove the to live in a thermos bottle." Ohio residents now, according to gauges and controls and backup sophisticated high-temperature cooler climates like Toledo's. publications (The BG News, With the area's often cloudy George Sommerfield, solar heating systems for cloudy days evacuated tube collector. Obsidian and Gavel) from weather, a home could rely ex- research projects manager for also probably are included. The most common residential continued on page 4 ACGFA's jurisdiction.

I opinion— Another confusing chapter in Iran Iran's revolutionary council finally has decided that all foreign journalists once again mil be welcome in the country once they have received the approval of the Iranian Embassy in their home country. American journalists originally were banned because of alleged biased reporting. In other words, Americans were banned because they refused to be used as puppets by the Ayatollah Khomeini and the militants. Instead of concentrating on what the militants wanted us to know and thought should be reported, the journalists concentrated on stories concerning the hostages and their safety. Now, it appears that the expulsion has backfired. With journalists out of the country, there is no one to do any reporting to the rest of the world. It appears that the council is willing to accept the "biased reporting of foreign journalists rather than receive no coverage at all. Although Revolutionary Council spokesman Hasan Habibi did not elaborate on how the approval was to be made or whether the new policy lifted the ban on American journalists, it seems realistic to believe that American reporters will be allowed to sharpen their pencils and plug in their microphones in Tehran. First expulsion; next the ban is lifted. It's just r>7»ov* Aeanwe enees AHP OrVSMK. THEN l€ BECAME MOP MONEY AT HE CALLED TO News Editorial Beard. "Apathy indeed," mumbled p&cmppe mcam*. v ABC mewAixctOFKAcnON. ANPSTOMPEPOUTCFTHEHOUSE. ALL? f CONGRATULATE The BO Neat and Bawling Oreen State university are equal opportunity Gopher, and with his queen in MM f± f ME employers and da net discriminate in hiring practices. hand, he reached across trie board, The News will net accept advertising that Is deemed discriminatory, degrading or peered up at Limousine and insulting an the basis el race, tea or national origin All rights to material published in the BG Newt are reserved smiled. "Check and mate!" he announced. Editorial and Business offices "Oh, you are a sly one," mouthed let University Nail Limousine, "Four out of Five?" Bewhng Oreen state University Bawling Oreen. Ohio «Ma) a: itttii'i leej Pat Power la a student at the &v Uafverslty.

'/ 2-28-80 The BG News 3 SGA's Krach asks for support of senators briefs, Ohio House approves legal bill

Rec center council positions African music workshop set by Bart Porter "GOVERNOR RHODES didn't pects the bill to be passed by that staff reporter sign that bill into law because he body as quickly as it was by the Applications are available for undergraduate A workshop titled "African Music" will be offered After a month of turbulent House of Representatives. students interested in serving on the Student from 7:30-9:30 p.m. todav at the University Center didn't receive enough student im- discussion, the Ohio House of put about the bill," Krach said. In other business, Zinicola said Recreation Center Council, the policy-making com- for Continued Learning, 194 S. Main St. Dr. JaFran Representatives passed the Stu- applications for the SGA Student mittee for the rec center. Forms are available in 405 Jones, ethnomusicologist and chairman of music "That's why I have asked the dent Legal Service bill yesterday, (SGA) senators and officers to Recreation Center Advisory Com- Student Services Bldg. and are due by 5 p.m. Tues- composition and history at the University College of mittee are available to University day. Musical Arts, will direct the session, which has a $3 Student Government Association write letters to the (Ohio) Senate in State and Community Affairs coor- support of this issue," Krach add- students at the Student Services fee. For information or to register call the center at Building. 372-0363. dination Mark E. Krach announced ed. Jazz ensembles to perform during last night's SGA meeting. Krach also distributed petitions "This is one of the best councils According to Krach, who is presi- to SGA senators and officers to get that someone can get on, where stu- The University student jazz ensembles will per- Award nominees sought dent of the Ohio Student Associa- student support for the bill. dent imput is a most important fac- form a free concert of bebop, jazz-rock and stan- tion, the bill passed with unex- Krach said he believes the Ohio tor," Zinicola said. dard jazz compositions at 8 p.m. today in Bryan The Distinguished Service Award Selection Com- pected ease by a 78 to 13 vote. Senate will pass the bill, probably DEADLINE FOR applications is Recital Hall, Musical Arts Center. The concert, part mittee is seeking self-nominations and faculty-staff Following the decision, the bill is by April 14. and intends to send the March 4, he said. of the University Jazz Festival, is free and public. nominations of seniors who have demonstrated to go before the Education Commit- petitions to Governor Rhodes' of- Also on the agenda, senators outstanding service contributions to the University. tee of the Ohio Senate for con- fice at that time. unanimously voted to give verbal Ethnic arts award to be given Seniors graduating during this academic year who sideration and if it passes, will be support of a social actions group would like to be considered for the award, and facul- sent to Governor James A. Rhodes ACCORDING TO SGA President that is attempting to place pencil ty or staff who would like to submit nominations, for his approval. Michael D. Zinicola. the bill must sharpeners in all campus class Projects for the Flora Bloch Ethnic Arts Award, a may receive an application form at 230 McFall "I believe the Governor's office be passed before the Ohio Senate rooms. monetary prize of about (300, now are being ac- Center or by calling 372-2917 Deadline for nomina- will be our toughest obstacle," adjourns for the summer. According to Senator Lyndsey cepted by Dr. Robert L. Perry, chairman of the tions is 5 p.m. March 17. Krach said, noting that a similar However, Krach said he sees no Phillips, there are not enough pen- department of ethnic studies. Competition is open to student legal service bill was formidable obstacles in the path of cil sharpeners in any campus all full-time undergraduate University students. vetoed by Rhodes in 1977. the bill before the Senate and ex- building for students to use. Applicants must submit an ethnic-oriented folk art Placement speakers available project such as architecture, costuming, criticism, The University Placement Service professional dance, furnishings, music or literature. Applica- staff is available to speak about a variety of topics tions, due by April 1, should be sent to Perry at 117 to campus groups, classes and off-campus groups Academic Council seeks suggestions Shatzel Hall. The award will be made in May. free of charge. Speakers can be obtained by calling 372-2356. Friends of The Link to meet on changing, improving honors program The Friends of the Link, a new organization Flying Club meets today by Mary Damemlller attention to those students who honors program has no clear pur- devoted to providing community support for The staff reporter want the motivation of an honors pose other than to provide different Link crisis intervention center, will meet at 7:30 The University Flying Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. course. instructional activities and p.m. today in 104 Business Administration Bldg. the today in 102 Business Administration Bldg. The Academic Council requested From his perspective, the honors materials. meeting is free and public. For information call meeting is free and public. For information call yesterday that a proposal be program is not elitist in terms of There is no set criteria for selec- Marilee Boland at 352-7631. Julie Ann Stripeik at 372-6667. drafted containing specific recom- ACT scores and mechanical cutoffs tion of individuals for the program, mendations for changes for im- and is compatible with the setting she added. provements in the University at the University. IF THE University is making a from page 1 Honors Program and then be Dr. Karl Vogt, dean of the Col- press for quality instruction, it draft presented for approval. lege of Business Administration, should be for quality for all Brooks said after the debate that prefaced his remarks by saying again, the youth wouldn't allow University Provost Michael R. said the higher the quality of stu- students, she said. both the draft and war act as that he was not speaking as a (the United States to become in- Ferrari asked Dr. J. Robert dent the University produces, the "disposal systems for blacks and representative of ROTC but in- volved)," Meader added. Bashore, director of the program, more likely it will be to attract On the topic of faculty involve- poor whites." stead was stating his personal Also favoring the draft was Dr. to outline in the proposal needs in other highly motivated students ment in the honors program, Dr. DURING THE Vietnam war, convictions. David C. Skaggs, professor of the areas of space arrangements, who may be considering smaller, Karl M. Schurr, professor of Brooks said blacks comprised only history. financing, governance, personnel, private colleges for more per- biological sciences, said that most 10 percent of the nation's "THE WORLD situation is and curriculum. sonalized instruction. of the faculty believe in the population. But blacks were 20 severe, there's no doubt," Meader "FROM THE very beginning of The hour-long discussion philosophy of an honors program percent of the war casualties and said, but he admitted that it has not the founding of British America, preceding this action focused on the THE HONORS program does of- but are unwilling to participate. 60 percent of those on the front reached the point where a draft conscription was the duty of program's purpose and entry level fer smaller classes with more Perceptions of what teaching an lines. should be reinstituted. American males," Skaggs said requirements, and to what extent highly motivated students, Bashore honors course would entail differ, "Our people are concerned with "Of course there wouldn't be a "The United States is currently faculty should be involved. said, "but, beyond there, what?" Dr. Trevor Phillips, professor of self-determination, which has been registration without a draft," he the only major military power on Dr. Elmer Spreitzer, acting dean Bashore said that there are many Education said. denied us by the very forces that noted. "But the point of view of the the globe without a form of the of the Graduate College, said that students who would like to par- "It depends on what faculty are you want us to support," Brooks nation, of the youth, is that we draft," he noted. from last week's discussion, he ticipate in the program, but that it being asked to do" when determin- said. "The assumption is that we should have registration but not a Skaggs said he feels registration detected that the honors program must be developed fully enough to ing their willingness to teach, he are, in this society, equal when draft. Registration is an ap- is needed because it will provide a was being viewed as elitist. protect the college and depart- added. n• H categorically we're not. propriate measure now. quick means of mobilizing forces ment's interests, especially in the Bashore said that a department Favoring the draft was Gerald H. "It was the youth who got us out and it may deter another country "QUALITY ISN'T a dirty word in areas of staffing. might not be able to afford to run an Meader, an Air Force ROTC cadet of Vietnam and if a similar from forcing the United States into Ohio, like profit," he said. He asked Dr. Genevieve Stang, associate honors program within its present and Air Force veteran. Meader situation to Vietnam were to occur mobilization. why the University can't give extra professor of education, said the resources. 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S175 qtr, sum. country skis & recent albums. on the residents' hot water needs. hot water heater supplements the also is dissatisfied. Moving Sale 352 7134 technicians. All repairs Human Energy: an infinite 3528581 before 3 pm, ask for system on non-sunny days. He doubts his savings are guaranteed. Low rates. Sound resourse. Join us today. Greg. 76 Camero. 350 AT., rally sp.pt. THE TRANSFER medium will Mrs. Pustay estimates that a sun- substantial with the system, Associates 248 S Main. 357 3595 Customized T Shirts, jerseys. & job with spoiler. Power steering M. rmtes needed for Sum. qtr. 8. sportswear. Group rates for date 8. power brakes. Sanyo AM FM warm the water in the tank, which ny day nets enough energy for a especially in November and the or 198081 yr. Winfhrop Terrace parties, hall parties, fraternity & 8 track stereo. Jenson spkers. is preheated before being heated day and a half's worth of hot water winter months. South Apts ? beds., ? baths, S90 PERSONALS sorority. Lost cost. Fast delivery. Appli mag rims Excell. cond. further in a conventional water for the family's bathing and dish "For the amount of time it takes mo Call Jerry 353 0008 No rust $3500 or best offer COMING SOON'! Call Tim it M 54" Need 1 F. rmte. Close to campus, heater, thus cutting the water and clothes washing. to get a payback, it's pretty Beer chug ii coming 288 3865 FALCON HOUSE $90 mo Second St Call 354 1533 heater's workload. Or the storage To maximize the sun's energy, discouraging," he says. SHIRTS A JEANS Beer chug Is coming Super backgammon Sale!! 1 SUMMER ROOMMATES 12. Beer chug is com inf. week only. From $10.002200. tank itself might be the hot water she tries to use the dishwasher and Although liquid active solar Congratulations to the new Phi own bdrms , whole house, 716 E Congratulations Scott It Grace on Must see to appreciate 35? 2818 supply from which the home's hot clotheswasher only on sunny days. systems seem to be the most com- Mu Actives! Love, the Phi's. _ Wooster, across from Founders your SAE Phi Mu lavaliering Stereo, inclu.'s BSR turntable, mon in northwest Ohio, active air Cindy is going to have a healthy 352 042ft water is drawn. Love, the Phi Mu pledges. . AM/FM stereo tuner, 8 track ni#ce Howwondffulll I or 2 M. rmtes. needed for Spr. Fluid may be moved with an THE PUSTAYS say they cannot systems also are used in some local Run the Rapids! Signup in UAO player/recorder with Dolby & Qtr. Own bdrm., heat & air pd. electric pump or circulate itself calculate the energy savings realiz- homes. O.G.'s, Let's romp n' stomp en' Office today. West Virginia here Dual recording levels. Call Sue at 352 7780 do the hop Friday night Sig Eps we come. Questions? Call 354 1754 or 37? 7744, price through the principle of ther- ed with their solar system because Dr. Gene Poor, University Little Sue, congratulations on go 372 7343 for answers M. rmte. needed immediately negotiable mosiphoning. they have no conventional water associate professor of technology, Ing active. Phi Mu Love fc Mine, Call 352-7440. avtnlnot. Advertise Your Unwanted Items Thermosiphoning occurs because heating bills with which to compare uses an active air system to heat Linda. 1 F. to sublet apt. Spr. Qtr. For Free In The Fiatlands warmer fluids rise above colder their present heating bills. Their his two-year-old home on SR 25, Congratulations Student Council Don't let old man winter get you 352 4990 after 8:30. Rent Trader Newspaper. Pay A Com for Exceptional Children tor rais ones. After warming the storage home was equipped with the south of Bowling Green. The $5,000 down. Come on uptown toSub- negotiable,. . . mission Only If Your item Sells. Ing over saOO.OO. for the State Call 3533539. 75,000 Readers tank, the water or anti-freeze solu- system when they moved in 14 system, which includes a 30-ton Me-Quick & let us put a little sun I M. rmte. needed (or Spr 1275 Basketball Tournament tor the Weekly! shine in your life. Happy Happy qtr. To share upstairs of house tion rises to the collector to be re- months ago. rock storage bin behind his house, Mentally Retarded Good Work hours 5pm 7pm every Thr., Fri. Call immeG.ately M,ke352 86'J 1973 Cutlass Supreme. Good con warmed. Rick Metz, owner of Rick Metz provides about 50 percent of his iff all who h**ptdl dit.on ? door 352 2674 fVSat, I or 2 M. rmte. needed for Spr. Such collection systems do not Builder, 1427 Napoleon Road, also heating needs, he claims. The candle flickered bright on Qtr Call John 352 7689 l pr Rossignot skis. Size 150. Call Appearing at Sub Me Quick Robin 2 1624, work every day. When the solar has a two-panel domestic hot water Formal Night, but when it passed l F. rmte. needed to subls. apt every Sat night 9pm lam RON by Grace the only sparkle we NEAR SEAR'S Diehard battery. collector becomes warmer than the system on his two-year-old home. SINCE USING the air system, he CONNER & his guitar. No cover tor Spr. Qtr. For more info. Call could see was in her eyes! Con 352 SWA Usually sells for $56 now $45! Call storage medium, the system turns But he used only conventional elec- has cut his $350 winter gas heating MAPPY HAPPY Hours 5pm gratulatlons Grace 8> Scott on 352 1928. itself on to circulate the sun's heat tric hot water heating during the bills in half, which allows for a your Phi Mu SAE lavaliering. Jimmy & John: Freddy Fud to the storage area. On cloudy days first six months he lived in his five-10 year payback. He also plans Love, Your Phi Mu Sifter*. 1 or 2 M. or F. rmtes needed for when the collector is cooler than home. to add a solar water heating system puckers weren't enuf. You had to Beer Delivery from Sub Me Fall qtr. only. 1 bdrm. apt. Call FOR RENT drink all that other stuff. You had Quick 143 E Wooster for details John 352 7689. 3 bdrm. hse. avail. Sepl. 15. v» the storage area, the Quid will not He found that his three-member to cut his water heating bills. one drink, we had two, you got VISIT THE DEEP F. rmte Spring Qtr. Close to cam blk. from campus. Dishwasher, circulate and a backup system or family used 71-80 gallons of hot Still, Poor questions the feasibili- sick & puked on our shoes) Just Basic Scuba & Advanced Scuba pus. $97.50. 353 1463 very clean. Call after 5pm, ty of a system such as his in this when we thot we'd give you stored energy must be used. water a day, burning about 40-50 certification classes offered Spr I F. rmte. tor Spr. Qtr. I blk. 3S2 0316 another chance, the alarm went kilowatt hours of electricity a day area of the state. ing Quarter at the Rec Center. from campus. $87.50 mo. Call Campus Manor now renting for off i you put on your pants! STORAGE AREAS for air at about $45 a month. "The sun around here just does Signup begins now at the SRC 3S4 1416 alter 4p_m._ Summer. Special Rates. AC. Ph. Thanks for a great time Saturday Office. 3722711. 352-9302 or 352 7345 eves. systems usually consist of large After adding his solar system, not come out that often," he says, night let's do it again REALLY FOOD SPECIALS. APT. to sublet, summer, $185, rock bins or water containers that Metz calculated that he heats about adding that if he were to build SOON1 Love, Bones & Gall. P.S Mon Sat at SUBME-QUICK M. rmte. for Spr. Qtr. $93 mo. & When can we climb the Holiday University Lane, 352 1462 are warmed as solar heated air is 55 percent of his hot water with another house, it would be an Served 11:30am thru 10 pm Eat elec. Cable TV & indoor swim. THURSTIN APARTMENTS. Inn sifln? pool. CalUlm«t357-Q15fr blown over them and then pumped solar energy at a cost of about underground home that would take In or carry out only. AIR-CONDITIONED, FULLY throughout the house. $25-30 a month, a monthly savings advantage of the earth as an in- Phi DeitsWe*re ready to be Rise Wise, Thanks tor all your 1 F. rmte. needed Spr. & Sum. CARPETED, CABLEVISION, "warmed up" Thursday night hardwork & dedication which qtrs. $90 mo. & utll. EFFICIENCY * LAUNDRY Such active systems can cost of about $20. At that rate, his $2,100 sulator. Get psyched for a super time! helped make our formal the 352 6152/833-3044, FACILITIES. NOW LEASING from $1,200-$3,000, depending on system will pay for itself in about "I don't think it's possible to in- Phi Mm. BEST ever!I We love you. Your M or F. to share large house. FOR SUMMER A FALL. 451 materials used and the system's eight years. sulate a conventional house tight To our Chi O Dates thanks tor Phi Mu Sister*. Own room with dbl. bed. $85 mo. THURSTIN AVE. 352-54]$. storage capacity. Payback periods OTHERS WHO use the sun to enough to do what has to be done Saturday night. From what we Every Thurs., Fri. 4. Sat. at Sub immediately! Call Mark NEWLOVE APARTMENTS. also vary depending on several fac- heat water are not as convinced of (to maintain a solar system)," he can remember, we had a super Me Quick. Happy Happy Hours, 372 2421. __J 801 Sixth St. 2 barm house, $280 its savings. time! Love, The ll Lucky Pikes. spm 7pm. 143 E. Wooster. RESUME mo. plus all utll. tors, such as whether electricity or said. The State Basketball Tourna Goldenhearts of Sigma Phi Ep TYPESETTING 125 Sixth St 3 bdrm. house, $375 gas is used to power the backup Al Green of Al Green Realty, 224 ment for the Mentally Retarded siion, congratulations to the new 353-3518. mo plus all utit 352 5163 system. E. Wooster St., sold the Pustays Tomorrow: the future of solar will be held at BGSU this year! I! officers & thanks to the old of 1 F. rmte. Spr. Qtr. Inexpensive Apt. avail. Spr Qtr. for subls. 1 Sommerfield of Toledo Edison their solar equipped home and has energy In Ohio. March 38th & March 79th Be ficers for a job well done! Love, house near campus. Vlckl bdrm turn. 7 blks from campus. tharal __ The Goldenhearts. 352 2694 35? 3433. ■SUPPORT OUR ADVERTISERS- SUPPORT THE BG NEWS ADVERTISERS Don't be a Bum . . . READ THE NEWS.

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' ! 2-28-80 The BG News 5 elsewhere New Hampshire: Dreams reborn, hopes ebb New Hampshi Carter plots Kennedy's finish lire vote Bush momentum fa(Jed--poll Democratic CONCORD, N.H. (AP) -President two more New England primaries next Vote-Pet. NEW YORK (AP) - George Bush, News poll of Democratic voters. Carter's campaigners are mapping a Tuesday. Carter 53,536-49 former collegiate athlete, said he had Among those Granite State cross-country effort to eliminate Sen. Bush, the former United Nations am- Kennedy 41,540-38 "momentum" after he upset Ronald Republicans who made up their minds Edward M. Kennedy as a presidential bassador who came to New Hampshire Brown 10,727-10 Reagan in the Iowa precinct caucuses. more than a month ago - before the Iowa contender, but the senator said yester- as the Republican campaign leader and LaRouche 2,337-2 But, in New Hampshire where it Caucuses - Reagan led Bush 2-1, equal day he'll fashion a comeback around left trailing Reagan, said he's still con- Kay 638-1 counted, that momentum disappeared to his final margin in the voting voter wrath over the soaring cost of liv- vinced he can win the nomination. within days, an Associated Press-NBC Tuesday. ing. Republican News poll says. BUT AMONG those who made their That issue didn't do much for Kennedy "I'M GOING to wear him down," Bush And there is little clear evidence that choices in the two weeks after the said. in New Hampshire, and he needs a come- Reagan 72,940-50 Bush was hurt by last weekend's caucuses. Bush got 37 percent of the vote back badly after Carter's comfortable But Reagan said he means to keep the Bush 33,471-23 squabble over which candidates could and Reagan got 24 percent. Rep. John momentum he gained in New Hamp- Baker debate in Nashua. Anderson got 19 percent of that group victory in the keynote Democratic shire, his first victory after Bush had 18,832-13 presidential primary election. Anderson 14,706-10 On the Democratic side. Sen. Edward and Sen. Howard Baker 17 percent. won two early season GOP contest Crane 2,628-2 M. Kennedy lost New Hampshire to This, of course, was not enough to Ronald Reagan, the runaway "You've got to keep on going. And I Connelly 2,2418-2 President Carter, but the Massachusetts overcome Reagan's support from those Republican victor in New Hampshire, know there are areas here in the East, Dole 608-0 Democrat was picking up strength who had made up their minds earlier. said that showing enhanced his pro- I'm not exactly a favorite son can- Ford (write-In) 380-0 among voters in the final week before But if the trend had continued, the race spects against revival George Bush in didate." the primary, according to the AP-NBC would have been at least much closer. One shot in commandeered bus House approves roads plan CINCINNATI (AP)- One person ed against Atkins. The victim was "The hostage who had the gun to COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - The House approved BOWERS SAID two highway bond issues, approv- was killed when a man wielding a not identified. his head lunged forward. A shot 70-22 yesterday a proposed constitutional amend- ed by voters in the 1960s, now are being paid off at a gun commandeered a bus in the was fired and I thought he (the ment under which the state could issue about $100 rate that will make from $36 million to $40 million Greyhound Bus station and held POLICE Sgt. William Vogel, a hostage) was dead. million a year in bonds to refurbish Ohio's highways available each year to pay principle and interest on about six hostages yesterday. member of the SWAT unit which "Suddenly, he reached up to grab and bridges. the new bonds. Police said a man identified as had been called to the scene, said a the gun, and several of the hostages The proposal, which still requires Senate ap- However, Rep. John A. Begala, (D-Kent) and Walter Atkins, 32, of St. Louis, was gun was held to the head of one of attempted to subdue him." proval, faces a March 5 deadline to qualify for a others disputed Bower's claim, and predicted the overpowered by several of the the hostages throughout most of the spot on the state's June 3 primary ballot new debt will force an increase in taxes within a few hostages and taken into custody incident and that the hostage POLICE RUSHED to the bus, Senate Finance Chairman Harry Meshel, years. about 90 minutes after the incident relayed the man's instructions to and a woman opened the door for (D-Youngstown) said hearings will begin in the up- "I think we ought to raise taxes rather than put it began around noon. police. them. per chamber today, and that it is hoped it can be off into the future," he said. No motive was immediately Vogel said the man "at times "When we got into the bus, two or brought to the Senate floor for a vote early next Under the plan, the money to finance construction clear for the incident and police really got hyped up, but was three of the hostages were sitting week. and reconstruction would come from one cent of the said the man's only two demands basically quiet" throughout the in- on the gunman and we were able to House Highways Chairman Arthur R. Bowers, state's 7 cents-a-gallon gasoline tax, and from the were for a driver and to speak to cident. subdue him," he said. (D-Steubenville) chief sponsor of the proposal, said axle-mile tax levied on trucks. Cincinnati Mayor Kenneth "It looked like the man was sud- Police said one passenger was it would allow the state to issue $100 million a year It is these revenues, Bowers said, which are ex- Blackwell. denly distracted and turned his killed before they arrived on the in bonds for at least the next five years without an ceeding the amount needed to pay off the earlier No charges were immediately fil- head," Vogel said of the capture. scene. increase in taxes. bond issues. Doe report: Gas Lie down COMING SOON!! enough for 1980 and WASHINGTON (AP)-There will be plenty of Falcon House gasoline this summer, but American drivers will be be counted. 4 using less as prices push toward an expected year-end high of $1.50 a gallon, the Energy Department is Shirts & Jeans predicting. In a 12-month outlook of the nation's energy Beer Chug & Beer situation, department economists took a more op- 904 E. wooster, next to T.O.'s timistic position on gasoline prices than many private analysts, who are forecasting even steeper increases Blast Sat. March 1st during the current year. Because of the higher prices and increased automobile fuel efficiency, the agency Is estimating The Resume Machine Americans will use 6.8 million barrels of gasoline daily in 1980, compared to 7.03 million barrels a day in Pre*eje** ,---. (j- >e^f*eO JO1UTTL' Resume Typesetting All Proceeds go to the 1979. "The refining industry should have little difficulty in ABORTION meeting this level of total requirements, but problems 352-3538 Wood County Heart Fund in distribution may develop in providing the growing TOLL FREE portion of unleaded gasoline," the report said. 9 a.m. - 10 p.m. The report predicted the price for regular leaded 1-800-438-8039 gasoline at full-service stations could be as high as $1.52 by the end of 1980. The American Automobile Association said its latest spot check on prices showed motorists are already paying an average of $1.21 a gallon for regular. CASH FOR YOUR GOLD & SILVER 1 YOU'VE HEARD PORTS BdjU^W THE We buy U.S. Silver Coins 1964 and before. Pto Co" Prices subject to market quotation. The first sports magazine devoted eictusrvety to Buying men's & women's gold & platinum wedding bands Intercollegiate sports. 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Steve Reedy of Kent and Miami's Tickets for the Mid-American someone asked. don't know anything else. schools, Ohio University and Kent "This is my first year and State, for the last decade. The Bob- Jim Tebbe, who Sanda lost to, 4-3, Conference tournament at "They have better talent than "Well now people think I said believe me I'm learning. I'm earlier this season, will provide the Crisler Arena in Ann Arbor will Toledo," Boyce answered. Weinert's a bad coach and that's cats won the title each year from never going to say another thing 1970 to 1976 and the Flashes doing strongest opposition. be on sale until noon tomorrow "Toledo is just better coached. I not what I meant. He has a fine negative about another coach. at the Memorial Hall ticket of- think that's the difference." team. They won the game and the same the last three years. RIESEN is most optimistic about Coaching is a very competitive The Falcons' record, however, fice. WELL, yesterday, after he are still in the playoffs. I didn't field and these other coaches in the chances of Burkett, 11-9,3-6, at includes only two victories over 190 pounds, where he has lost twice The only tickets being sold received numerous phone calls, mean to be negative to the MAC don't need me saying cost $14 and are good for all four Boyce called to tell me that's not Weinert." MAC opponents (EMU and Ball but came close both times to the negative statements. State) and 10 defeats at the hands games (semifinals Saturday and exactly what he meant. BOYCE IS in his first head "I'm sure I lost two or three of favorite and defending champion of conference foes. Brian Thomas of Ball State. finals Sunday). Tickets purchas- "I didn't mean to single out coaching position on the our games this year, but I don't ed here will be for the Bowling (BG coach John) Weinert," collegiate level. He served as an have rabbit ears. I know what Riesen was hesitant about mak- The other wrestlers going for BG ing any (exact) predictions on BG's will be: Nick Picciuto (118), 5-8, Green section in the arena. Boyce said. "I didn't mean to be assistant at the University of you (the media) are going to If there are tickets left single negative towards him at all. Detroit and spent the last four write. finish, but he had some definite opi- success the trio had at BG. the varsity lineup. We consider just an adjustment period. ranked, so when we play someone ourselves as having a program of the Falcons as one of the top think I know my players com- "I find it's hard for this team to outside the league, the game college hockey teams in the pletely well enough and I don't "Coming into a new situation, I 40 or 50 hockey players. They find get up for non-league opponents. If doesn't add up to much." felt it was very important to me to their own level based on com- country. think they know what I want. you are a nationally-ranked team, Mason recorded his 300th college FOLLOWING THE Falcons' Maybe it takes two years to get maintain the philosophy that I've petition, where at Bowling Green you have something to play for. In coaching victory with a 5-4 win always had and to be able to recruit they were two seperate teams." wmtmm ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••♦IT* No. 1 * * PRESENTS CEDAR POINT AMUSEMENT PARK, Sandusky, Ohio will MANAGEMENT hold on-campus interviews for summer employment: Dates: Tuesday, March 4 * Preferred Properties Co. 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Cover: Images of yearbooks gone by topple in this photo by Let's play baseball ? Frank Breithaupt

It's happened already, and it's not tion and information to fuel the fires Let's play bastball? even the end ot February. of an over-eager imagination. But in F L Carotio yearns for the baseball season to Stan in Out ot Focus I don't know why. The weather the meantime there's just delicious Page 7 certainly hasn't turned warm or spr- @yti ®ff F®(S(yj§ anticipation I try to get along by inglike yet. that's tor sure. Nobody's planning my attendance at the first gone to Florida or Arizona so far. game at home Gablar bites through social woes The importance of the Home and news hasn't started pouring out by F.L. Carollo Hennk Ibsen's Heflda Gabler' is brought to tie Mam Auditorium trom down south like water through Opener cannot be overemphasized I stage by the University Theatre Department. Page 7 a sieve. And there's even been plen- have cut school, I have cut work - in ty ot other things to ocr upy my at- fact. I will cut just about anything - tention, trom the Olympics to the basebai rraz>ness. Not that bogus, to make it to the stadium for the Clash: No-nonsense rock and roll that works final stretch ot the college hockey public-reialions inspired Bowie Home Opener. I have just got to be Dan Kane scrutinies single 'London Calling' from the group Clash, and basketball seasons. Kuhn advertising campaign there. it's iust rock and roll Page 3 In spite of all this, though, it has ("Baseball Fever - Catch It!?"). No. Even though we will not raise a most definitely happened It started friends, this is the real thing. It's a world's championship banner or last Saturday. Early that morning I long-term condition, nurtured league pennant this year, the first Key unfolds 57 years of changes had a dream about Opening Day through years of faithful attention game at home is something special Julie Stephens exam nes the long road to the present day Key. When I finally got up I was nervous, and fervent devotion. It signals the start of a whole Pages * and S restless. I needed something...but This madness extends far beyond season ot tun and excitement, what? On impulse I rummaged the confines of the baseball season: drama and catharsis. Going out ti- Series traps love through the closet. for the truly hardcore fan it is year- the stadium is the most intense way The new NBC series. 'United States' debuts in a 10 30 time slot with round. I am generally able to survive of becoming a part of the team for a a patriotic r,ng Page 6 AH, YES, there it was. A dark blue without it for a few months each tan like me. cap with a medium-sized bill, a faint- year during the winter; but ly ridiculous button on top. and. sometime, without warning, it will I WILL be there at the start, and Oscar nominees chosen most importantly, those interlock- strike. For that I am glad. stick through the long summer, and All That jazr and 'Kramer vs Kramer" top the list ot this year's ing white letters stitched on the see it through to the end. Win or Academy Awards' nominations Page 6 front. Wearing it made me leel bel- SO WHAT do I do now? Opening lose, it (almost) doesn't matter. Be- ter. Okay, bring on the baseball Day is still more than a month and a ing there is what counts. season - let's play ball! half away Spring training is immi- For those of you who know what it Saturn 3 shatters only with effects That's right, I'm talking nent, and when it finally starts in means to be a fan, this description Jeffrey Radt takes a stab at one of Saturn's moons set 300 years in unadulterated, serious and terminal earnest, there will be plenty of ac- is superflous. You know the future, plus Farrah Fawcett Page 7

Cruising proves violent The controversial setting of the film 'Cruising' has caused protest Gabler bites through social woes from the homosexual society Jeffrey Radt explains his views ot direc tor William Friedkin's latest effort. Page 7 A Journey of discovery awaits human destiny. Myers also adds that Hedda Gabler students who attend the University cannot be categorized. Rltter marvels In Hero Theatre's production of Hedda HEDDA HABITUALLY tries to "YOU CANNOT say that this is a MGM's latest movie stars 'Three's Company's' John Rltter as a Gabler this weekend. According to govern the lives of the people social problem play. You can't even modern day Captain Marvel. Page 7 director Dr. Norman Myers, the au- around her, which reshapes her own call it a comedy or a tragedy dience can expect to meet a group life. although it contains some sardonic Dato« of fascinating characters and Myers admits the play provides a wit. The audience must let Ibsen L*eo Conkel describes this week's upcoming social events. Page 8 observe how they interact with each considerable challenge for both the work them over and then decide for other. cast and the director. themselves what kind of a play it Henrik Ibsen's Hedda Gabler is a "Ibsen provides only the keys to is." biting story of a particular kind of the play. As artists, we must use In addition to Goatley, others in DG News R©VUG lMueNo.31 woman who contains the pressures these keys to unlock the ideas that the cast include Bob Goddard, Kim of society as well as the desire to he intends. Ibsen refuses to spell it Kish. Eileen Nowaki, Paul break free of those pressures. Kevin Settiage Editor out for us and therefore we are in a Causeman, Chris Kern and Carole Jeff Diver. Norb Taylor Assistant Editors Social rebellion, the suspicion perpetual rehearsal period," he Eckman. They have been rehearsing Frank Breithaupt Design that there are causes worth fighting said. for seven weeks. Leslie Ruppert Business Manager for and the agony in knowing that Myers points out that Ibsen does Hedda Gabler opened last night Debbie Conkel. Kathleen Kosher. one is unable to succeed are all per- not compromise and that he keeps and runs this evening, tomorrow and Dave Whitman Editorial Assistants sonified in Hedda Gabler Tesman. the audience emotionally off Saturday. Curtain time is 8 p.m. and played by theater student, Cynthia balance as he takes them on a tickets may be reserved by calling Goatley, attempting to shape the journey of continua discovery. 372-2719. THE GOLD MINE CAMPUS FILMS 139 N. Main &msk K£y PRESENTS Definitely not for huts Findlay, Ohio ^JEFF KEREKES Thurs. 2 for 1 8:30-10:30 (Guitar & Vocalist) Fri. & Sat. Fiand Break Specials THURSDAY Ttars. - Fri. - Sat. This Week - AND FRIDAY Feb. 28429 LOCOWEED Feb. 28 & Feb. 29 March 1 Matt* 21 Mat-Scan Next week - STAGE COACH IN THE $1.00 w/I.D. 18 & Over Open untH 2:30 SIDE DOOR 8 -11:00 p.m. $.50 ADMISSION Support Our Advertisers 1 FROM NEW INK CMCMA CoM^y® BG Newt R«vu» F«b. 28, 1980 P«g« 3 Clash No-nonsense rock and roll that works by Dan Kane up. It's great fun and one of the album's standouts. "Jimmy Jazz" is true to it's ti- "II ain't punk, It ain't new wave. It's the tle. It is a loose, jazzy number with ap- next step and the logical progression for propriate nightclub sound effects, sax- groups to move in. Call it what you want- ophones, and surprisingly good scatting all the terms stink. Just call it rock and by vocalist Joe Strummer. roll." "Wrong Em' Boyo" is another highlight, These words were spoken by guitarist a punchy reggae-Latin flavored song. Mick Jones of the Clash, against those There is a lot of reggae-influenced who try to strictly categorize the band's material on this album, and it integrates music. One of fhe pioneer slam-bang, fast well with the customary hard rockers. The and angry London punk bands, the Clash songwriting is evenly good throughout have steadily expanded their style to in- the record, the tunes ably supported by clude reggae, rhythm and blues and Mick Jone's creative, tight guitar playing, rockabilly influences while holding fast to Paul Simonon's driving bass and Nicky their no-nonsense approach. Headon's energetic drumming. "Eighteen new songs from the only band that matters," says the sticker on TOLEDO radio has been giving the London Calling's wrapper. This is self- album's last song, "Train in Vain," serving PR, for sure, but it is also food for generous airplay. A Motownish dance thought. London Calling, the new double tune, the song is curiously not listed on album by the Clash is the most adven- the album jacket or label, but it is definite- turous and accomplished work they've ly a memorable close to London Calling. If released yet. the Clash is destined for stardom, this is the album that will do it for them. SOME OF THE CLASH'S new wave con- tingent will probably cry "commercial It would be impossible to detail all of sell-out" on first listen to London Calling London Calling's nineteen songs, but it because of its looser, slower, less overtly suffices to say that there are many worthy political material and fuller production. songs that haven't been mentioned. Each This Is to be expected, because the album side stands on its own, and the standout definitely is a change from their previous tunes more than make up for some of the two. weaker ones. Double records generally Side one opens with the title cut, which have the "wouldn't it have made an ex- is currently ensconced on the British cellent single album" problem, but each singles charts. The more commercial one of the Clash's new songs has some sound is immediately noticeable, but the merit, bearing repeated listenings. instruments sound more defined, and the The packaging of London Calling is photo courtesy Epic Records vocals are clearer and better than before. nicely designed, featuring exciting live Clash (left to right): Nicky Headon, drum*; Mick Jones, guitar and vocals; Credit should go to new producer Guy shots of the band, complete lyrics, and a Joa Strummer, guitar and vocals; and Paul Simonon, bats. Stevens for the improvement. The album cover reminiscent of Elvis Presley's first. was recorded quickly, and it feels spon- Best of all is the low retail price - for a taneous. double album set, $7 to $8 is a steal these Read the "Brand New Cadillac" a 1959 days. Vince Taylor rocker is next. The song The only band that matters? Maybe, but opens with menacing Peter Gunn guitar beyond the hype, the Clash's music that soon gives way to rock 'n' roll rave- speaks for itself. \BG News I 1 I I CLA-ZEL STAPIVM 3RD BIG WEEK! 2ND SMASH WEEK ALL •OX OfKt OfCNS '00 P v fi "THE ROSE" iPreservel STARTS FRIDAY 'SEATS NtOHTlV • 7 30 ft 9 20 WGHTU 7 JO ft 9*0 PM FREE SPIRITED FUNII Cinema 1*2 SAT 3-7 30 AM) t 70 SAT 3 00-7 70-9 40 K» OmCf OHM 700 PJM $1.00 SUN 7 3:50-7 30-9 30 SUN 700-7 20-9 40 the i SHOWTIWfS 7 JO AMD »» Pi*. 9 ACADEMY 4 ACADEMY future. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AWARD AWARD MIDNIGHT MOVIES!!! NOMINATIONS! NOMINATIONS! BOX OFFICE OPfMS 11:45 P.M. - SHOWINE 12:01 A.M. She gave... And gave... •"ALLEfiR0N0NTR0PP0v An animated medley of satire, surrealism, spoofery, and genral nonsense ■ set to VI superb music by BETTE Vivaldi, Debussy, MIDLER Stravinsky, Dvorak,' OUSTIN HOFFMAN MERYL STREEP ALAN Ravel, and Sibelius. 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story by Julie Stephens All pictures were posed; there were no action photos. student life-what it's like '«r different types of photos by Al Fuel : students at the Universitv"she said. THE MODULAR FORM was also enhanced by a Times have changed, people have changed, and border line around the page. OTHER FEATURES include students who are over the years, so has the University's yearbook, Today, 57 years later, all these things are chang- married, who live off campus, who have come back dating back to its first issue in 1918. ing. to college after working a few years, commuter and That issue, called theSeeGee, only was publish- The Key has a new look for the 1979-80 year, ac- International students. ed once tor lack ot funds, and was not re- cording to editor Terry Potosnak. a senior public Potosnak said this type of feature approach established until the 1923-24 school year. It was relations major. helps to include all of the University students in- that year at a student assembly tor the reorganiza- This year's Key will have no central theme as has stead of just the seniors as in the past. The Key tion of thefleeGee that the book's name was been the case in previous years. The staff will be still prints only senior portraits as far as classes changed to The Key. using graphics and layout designs more to tie the go, but is also involving underclassmen with ex- According to The History ot Bowling Green State book together. clusive features and candid pictures. University, written by Dr. James Overman, the first "We think that (a theme) is a little bit limiting in- The sports section is also being changed this Key adviser, he got the name idea from R.B. Mc- sofar as the coverage that we put in our yearbook. year in light of the book's new format. Candles, then the head football coach at the Unver- "Traditionally, a theme has been used to tie a "We no longer have what we refer to as the sity. McCandles spoke at the assembly about his yearbook together," she said, explaining that it of- 'scoreboard stories,' " she said. "You know-the college annual, saying that it was "the key which fers some kind of continuity throughout the book. football team won this many games this year, and unlocked memories of his college days." After that, so-and-so was the star player. . Dr. Overman suggested the yearbook's present "BUT WE FIND this Is more easily done and name Trie Key to be the name of the book. more attractively done through the use of graphics THE KEY this year is looking In-depth at the ma- instead," she said, noting that the way pictures are jor intercollegiate teams: "Why was this year a LOOKING BACK at The Key's first issue in layed out and the combined efforts of pictures and good year?" or "Why was this year a bad year?" 1923-24. one can see how different it is from words help to unify the book. and "What can we look for In the future?" present-day issues of The Key. Photo editor Mark Oberst, a Junior visual com- Early issues of The Key to some extent used the In many ways, the book resembled the typical munications technology major, noted that a change idea of features. Individual pictures of team high school yearbook: It published the senior class in technology has definitely created the difference members were followed by a few sentences that prophecy and their wills, adding several pages in pictures but that picture styles have significantly briefly described each player's contributions to the marked "Autographs" at the back of the book. changed. team effort. However, there were no in-depth Some stories reflected the students' social lives: "They used a lot of informal, posed pictures stories. "Junior-Senior Formal," "Christmas Party" and before," he said. "I strive for more candid pictures. The biggest change in the sports section is the "Halloween Party" to name a few titles. Something people can relate to, knowing that that eight-page intramural feature at the beginning of As far as page design was concerned, pictures actually happened." the section. formed a basic modular (square) arrangement. "We've found that an astonishing number of There were never more than five pictures on a POTOSNAK SAID The Key this year is getting students are involved in intramurals," Potosnak page, the maximum number being used for class away from the traditional square picture design said. "Since so many more people are involved in and faculty pictures, which were very small in size- and working toward a more magazine-type ap- this program more so than varsity or club sports, it kind of like the pictures people get out of those proach. With this type of format is the utilization of would be much better to grant more coverage to instant-photo booths. Normally there was only one feature stories. this because it is in the broader general student in- picture on a page with a small article explaining it. "This year in particular we concentrated a lot on terest."

Members of The Key staff add finishing touches to the 1980 yearbook. Aa deadlines near. the days turn Into long nights. BG News Revue Feb. 28, 1980 P»9«s 4 and 5

Editor Terry Potosnak (above) checks ofl the final pages of this year's Key as they are com- pleted, while Mark Oberst (tar left), photo editor, finishes some layouts for the book. A copy of a page from a 1942 Key (left) reminds readers of how yearbooks looked long ago.

SECOND-YEAR sports editor Andy Gankowski, a worth finding a capable advertising salesman who ing a history book," she said, explaining tna' The senior public relations major, said he likes the idea could pull a staff together," he explained, adding Key also looks at several big issues of the year of the intramurals feature. that for every ad sold, the book had to be increased such as the gas shortage and the Iranian crisis, for "I think it was a move in the right direction," he a page which costs more money. example. aid. "Intramurals involve the everyday student. It "We find that businesses for some reason don't "For the staff members," she added, "the book is a. feature story) leads to a better understanding to really benefit from yearbook advertising and a way to obtain valuable experience. We work with what college athletics is all about." therefore don't wish to advertise," Potosnak said. a staff that comes from all different kinds of ma- The Key has also added a new position this year jors...and It gives you a lot of experience not only in - a sales manager. This was because the yearbook GORDON SAID that the biggest change he has writing, photography, layout and design, but you was behind on sales and senior picture sittings. noticed in his 21 years of being yearbook adviser is get a lot of experience in organization. Potosnak said that the reason for the concern the quality and diversity of pictures. iver these things is because The Key receives no "The most significant change I've seen is the "WE HAVE A LOT of organization and coordina- Hjeneral funding from the University. greater emphasis on photojournalism reporting on tion that goes on here; we learn how to publish a j"We get no allocations from ACGFA (Advisory the day-in and day-out activities of students and book from the very beginning to the very end •mmittee for General Fee Allocations), we get no faculty staff at Bowling Green State University," he because our staff carries it from the day we con- ■>«rcentage of the general fee. said, "rather than just the collection of group and ceive of our ideas to the day the book is delivered organization shots." in May." The Key has paid editoral staff of six and several There is also valuable experience gained in learn- WE ARE ENTIRELY self-supporting, and the on- other writers, photo lab technicians and volunteers. ing how to work with other people, she said, y revenue we get each year is through sales of the because in order to get things done, staffers must Hbook and through our senior picture sittings," she POTOSNAK DESCRIBED the yearbook as a work together, and this means overlooking any pre- aid. melting pot of everything at the University. judices they may have. .According to Jim Gordon, associate professor of "The yearbook is a lot of things to a lot of peo- "We spend a lot of hours together in this office-- otirnalism and adviser to The Key, the book used ple. We are a memory book to students who buy a lot of late nights and a lot of early mornings..." o sell advertising, but discontinued it after 1967. the yearbook with the intentions of looking at It in And to be sure, that's one thing that won't "It |ust seemed to be more trouble than It was future years, but we also serve the purpose of be- change. presents with WFAL BG Newt Revue Feb. 28, 1980 Pag* 6 THE « SATURDAY NIGHT MIXER » IN THE GRAND BALLROOM FROM Series traps love 9 p.m. -1:00 a.m. $1 ADMISSION w/I.D. LOS ANGELES (AP) • "United Slates." IF FOR NO other reason. "United an NBC series which debuts Tuesday, States" would be an exception because March 11. has a patriotic ring to it, of the way it was made. FEATURING THE LIVE ROCK BAND although it's really about love in the com- It's probably the only time that a net- bat zone. work said to a producer, in effect, "Go out "HIGH SOCIETY" In this case it means "United States of and create any show you want, and you Matrimony." Marriage. Wedlock But not don't have to show it to us until you're a performing arts & special events production wedded bliss. This marriage is strewn ready." with emotional booby traps. The only fly in the ointment is the 10:30 "United States" is unlike any domestic p.m. timeslot, following "The Big Show." series that's ever been on television. If it Bridges plays designer Richard Chapin. succeeds it could become a landmark Miss Shaver is his wife, Libby. Justin series like "All in the Family." It's not Dana and Rossie Harris are their sons, quite comedy and not quite drama, but a Nicky and Dylan. SUPPORT OUR ADVERTISERS skillful blend of both. THAT'S THE entire cast. No funny next- BEAU BRIDGES and Helen Shaver star door neighbor. No in-laws. Once in a while as the couple, and the creative force there will be a guest on an episode. behind the series is executive producer Most of the show revolves around Larry Gelbart. It was Gelbart who Richard and Libby, and often as not it is translated "M-A-S-H" to the home screen late at night and they are rehashing the and who wrote the hit movie Oft, God.'. day's events. Subjects of the episodes Gelbart conceded "United States" may may range from death to infidelity to a take some getting used to. fear by the children that the couple is on "It's an acquired taste," he said. "The the verge of a divorce. first thing is there's a sense of loss. It has no opening theme, no laugh track, none of "I wanted to give the show a very sim- the usual guideposts. ple basis and have the complications oc- "And that level of writing has to be tun- cur within that," Gelbart said. "You take ed in to you. There's not much you take something that simple and see how dif- for granted. It's a bit of a challenge to the ficult, complex and tough it is to live viewer." together." iKT 7 5 Oscar nominees chosen on all alcoholic ^ HOLLYWOOD (AP)-All That Jazz, Bob Rooney, The Black Stallion. Fosse's controversial musical version of Henry, the pawn in the divorce battle of beverages J his own heart attack, scored a surprising Kramer vs. Kramer, became at age 8 the nine nominations in the Oscar youngest candidate for an Oscar. Jackie preliminaries Monday, tying Kramer vs Cooper was nominated for best actor in Kramer the story of a child custody battle. The Champ in 1931 when he was 9. 1616 Wooster St. S The Vietnam War epic Apocalypse Now La Cage aux Folles, the French- placed third with eight nominations for language farce, provided an upset with the 52nd Academy Awards. the nomination of Edouard Molinaro as ,»»»»»»»»»» ^^ WWW ■ ^ » » » » » Next came Breaking Away with five, best director. Other nominees: Bob then Norma Rae and The Rose with four Fosse, All That Jazz; Francis Coppola, apiece. Apocalypse Now; Peter Yates, Breaking Reviews were decidely mixed for All Away; and Robert Benton, Kramer. Graduate Student Senate That Jazz, and it was mostly overlooked in Nominees for best original song in a early-season awards. But Academy voters 1979 movie: "It Goes Uke It Goes/'A/orma were obviously impressed with Fosse's Rae; "The Rainbow Connection," The presents mixture of death and entertainment, Muppet Movie; "It's Easy to Say," 10; nominating the film for best picture. "Through the Eyes of Love,"/ce Castles; "I'll Never Say Goodbye," from The Pro- OTHER BEST-PICTURE nominees were mise. Kramer vs. Kramer, Apocalypse Now, Breaking Away a modestly budgeted com- Other nominations: Alex Bevan edy about four youths reaching maturity Original screenplay: All That Jezz, In Indianapolis, andNorma Rae, a story of labor organizing at a souther textile mill. Robert Alan Aurthur and Bob Fosse; . .. & The Chine Syndrome, which proved an And Justice For All, Valerie Curtin and amazing parallel to events at Three Mile Barry Levlnson; Breaking Away, Steve Island, was unexpectedly omitted as a Tesich; The China Syndrome, Mike Gray, Hot Mud Family best picture contender. But the film T.S. Cook and James Bridges; Manhat- brought nominations for stars Jane Fon- tan, Woody Allen and Marshall Brlckman. March 1st da and Jack Lemmon. They are the only Screenplay adaptation: Apocalypse previous winners among the 10 mention- Nov.; John Millus and Francis Coppola; ed for top acting honors. Kramer vs. Kramer, Robert Benton; La from 7:00 -12:00 pm Also named for best actress: Jill Cage Aux Folles, Francis Veber, Edourd Clayburgh.Srsrf/rig Over; Sally Field,Nor- in Falcon's Nest ma Rae; Marsha Mason, Chapter Two; Molinaro, Marcello Danon and Jean and Bette Midler, The Rose. Poiret; A Little Romance, Allan Burns; Besides Lemmon, the best actor Norma Rae, Irving Ravetch and Harriet $2.50 Admission nominees were: Dustin Hoffman, Kramer Frank Jr. vs. Kramer; Al Pacino, ...And Justice lor The preliminary skirmishing, which saw $3.00 at door All; Roy Scheider, All That Jazz; and Peter studios spend hundreds of thousands for Sellers, Being There. trade paper ads and other attention- Tickets are available on 3rd floor McFall Center, getters, now Is over. Competition will be FOR SUPPORTING actress: Jane Alex- focused on five nominees in each please enter from east end of building. ander, Kramer vs. Kramer; Barbara Barrie, category. Breaking Away; Candice Bergen, Starring Ticket info Call 372-2426 Over, Mariel Hemmingway, Manhattan, Johnny Carson will return as emcee for and Meryl Streep, Kramer vs. Kramer. the 52nd Academy Awards at the Los For supporting actor Melvyn Douglas, Angeles Music Center April M. ABC will Beer & Snacks Served Being There; Robert Duvall. Apocalypse telecast the ceremonies starting an hour Now; Frederic Forrest, The Rose; Justin earlier this year - 9 p.m. Eastern Standard * * * Henry, Kramer vs. Kramer; and Mickey Time. BG News Revue Feb 28 1980 Page 7

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Kirk Douglas and his <^ 1^ partner Farrah Fawceil are a dedicated research 1 team stationed on Saturn •a 3 to solve the nutritional problems ol the planet / earth. pholo courtesy AssociateO Film Distribution Saturn 3 shatters only with effects by Jeffrey Radt some of its ideas have been borrowed UornSilent Runn- detached ambience. ing. Demon Seed and the more recent Alien. The dreadful musical score by Elmer Bernstien is Saturn 3 had great potential. The plot, set 300 years totally unrelated to the film's pace and the shabby into the future, centers on Alex (Farrah Fawcett) and SATURN 3 is advertised as "a scary new science fic- special-effects do not come close to the advanced pro- Adam (Kirk Douglas) who live alone as lovers and work tion thriller", unfortunately, it is none of the above. fessionalism that the public has grown accustomed to. as research scientists in a space station located on Those muddling film producers have displayed their ig- However, like every dark cloud, this one has a silver Saturn. norance once again by slating Stanely Donen to direct, lining. As previously mentioned, the plot is fairly in- Their idyllic isolation is shattered when a third scien- which is comparable to sending Stevie Wonder out to teresting. Kirk Douglas turns in his usual quality perfor- tist is assigned to deliver an eight-foot android to help direct traffic. mance. The set designs are slick and neatly them expedite their work. Well, as the story pushes on- They should have seen the light when Donen more photographed. And. last but not least. Farrah Fawcett is ward, the deranged delivery man accidentally programs than proved his incompetence with his fumbling direc- still amazingly beautiful and appears to be accelerating his own homicidal tendencies and lust for Alex into the tion of the Hop, Lucky Lady several years ago. her acting capabilities. awesome automation, which consequently reaks havoc Somehow, Donen manages to loose all of the tension But. sadly enough, all of these factors combined upon the extraterrestial Eden. and suspense in the ensuing chase sequences. And by could not stop Donen from driving the films towards it's If the story sounds vaguely familiar it is because the climax of Saturn 3. the viewer can only watch with pitiful destination. Cruising proves violent Ritter marvels in Hero HOLLYWOOD (AP)-"Everyone needs lo "Three's Company.'' Ritter himself by Jeffrey Radt Now, we have two options. The first being that the jealous roommate com- have heroes." observes John Ritter. star became an instant folk hero - or at least of the TV hit series "Three's Company" the envy of American males • with his pro- With Crus/ng, William FnedkinrTne mitted the murder, however, this would and the new movie Hero at Large trayal of the roommate of the two Exorcist) clearly has made another only express that any homosexual Is a He had his own heroes while growing beauties. controversial movie with something to potential time bomb, and that indeed would be a thoughtless alternative. up in Hollywood. Foremost, "even though offend just about everyone. it sounds corny." was his own father, the HE IS A HERO of a different sort in It started with a pretty good premise The second being that Burns, so fear- ful of his affection towards the writer, western singer-star Tex Ritter. MGM's Hero at Large. He plays an containing the possibilities of a unemployed actor who is hired to imper- classic thriller: A psychopath is stalk- actually committed the final murder himself. "MY OTHER HEROES included Roy sonate Captain Avenger for the opening ing the seedy homosexual district of Rogers and all the Dodgers of 1957, and of a movie based on the supernatural New York's Greenwich Village and Al Pacino comes close to a powerful performance as Burns, but under when they came here from Brooklyn, in character. The actor becomes a kind of rookie cop Steve Burns, who bears 1958, and when they won the world cham- earthbound superman, performing do- striking resemblance to the killer's vic- Frledkin's direction, he comes off as wooden and empty. Not once pionship. And the astronauts, until they good acts for astonished New Yorkers. tims, is assigned to "disappear" into became so many I couldn't remember all The romantic interest is Anne Archer. the world upon which the murderer throughout the course of the film is an attempt made to touch on the their names. "When I first read the script. I liked preys. And then, through what he ex- "Also comic book heroes, like the Fan- what the author A.J. Carothers was up periences, Burns loses touch with his fascinating emotional changes that could have transpired. Therefore, the tastic Four and Archie, i couldn't really to." said Ritter. "He was saying how im- identity and begins to question his own identify with Archie because he had two portant it is to care for each other in to- sexuality. conclusion, as well as the rest of the film, becomes irresponsible lo the au- girlfriends, a blonde and a brunette, and I day's world. We can't just live in our own AFTER BURNS has hunted, won and dience. couldn't imagine that happening to me. huts and camps: we have to reach out to captured the real killer, we are Friedkin has the masterful ability to Look at me now." each other. presented with yet another victim, a use light, sound and the camera to Ritter pointed to both sides of his "The film demonstrates our need lor homosexual playwright that Burns had create effective images, but his writing dressing room at CBS where the ABC heroes in the 1980s. But it also points out befriended. Earlier in the film, we had is choppy and unclarified. Perhaps in series is taped. The adjacent rooms were that we can't depend on heroes to do it lor seen Burns confront the writer's the future this task should be left to occupied by brunette Joyce DeWitt and us. We need to display a kind of heroism jealous roommate those more capable. blonde Suzanne Somers. his co-stars of ourselves." [§><§rfi®§ issfof® BG News Revue Feb. 28,1960 Page 8 High Society to appear at mixer Grace Slick records solo album

Mix with High Society Saturday night right here in Grace Slick has just finished recording ner first solo Bowling Green. album for RCA Records. Slated for release in March, Thp "Skinny i "ir B A collection of paintings bv High Society, the brainchild of University students. 1980, the disc will consist of 9 songs, 6 of which are Ms. CltVetWM Ohio will bt' 'elvm Rortert Arnold and fcnnco Em v.iM be nlaying live rock in the Grand Ballroom from 9 to .ng ro the Umvi Slick's own compositions. Titled DREAMS, the work is broii will IH- on display Irom 1 S V prrt •■ i tnlhs I rday ana Sunday m the produced by Ron Frangipane, who has produced >"w All - Gaiter* ot the F in* Arts Ruining The homegrown band features University students albums for Janis Ian. among others, and who arranged Will PIT M Open to Jeff Dodds. Jeff Kerscher. John Tillotson. Steve Ed- and conducted the theme to "The Greek Tycoon." to*m in the Falcon s Nes< of the all wards and Eric Smith ol Maumee High School. "This album will be more acoustically oriented than Union iron ■ ■ \vdnioht Surprisingly convincing renditions ol popular rc^k other records I've made in the past," says Ms. Slick. The to". rfl i>v ine tunes make this band a pleasant alternative to another "Having explored the excitement of electronic in- Graduate student Senaf*. costs night ol juke box music. struments." Several of the album's tracks, including S: SO ana s open 10 AM t.rst Cover versions ol music made famous by Billy Joel. "Dreams" by Sean DeLaney and Slick's own "Seasons." tome lirsl Wfd UAO is presenting a Short Tom Petty, Journey. Foreigner and Led Zeppelin are feature a 60 piece orchestra. Grace Slick is the former Frim Festival" tonight at 8 p.m. leatured by the group. lead singer of the Jefferson Airplane and Jefferson Star- •n Scences Bldg "The A choir in Vienna comes to mind as Dodds sings his ship. Critic Blaze Glory" and way through some difficult vocai parts His pertor- un.virs'tv students are cor "I'm ecstatic to have the queen of rock and roll, Grace others win oe included m the bill mances on Jefferson Starship's "Jane" and several Slick, record her first solo album for RCA Records," diatlv invilea toj 'High Society The lest.val islreewilh Universi Foreigner cuts are near perfect. -by Larry Budd stated Ed DeJoy, Division Vice President -RCA News mner Saturaav n.Qht from 9 ty ID, and open to all p.m to I a m .n the G'and Ballroom oi the union. High Socet. will oe playing theif rod The Southwyck 8 Cinemas in ang roll 'or an tne sophisticates ifH' southwyck Shopping Center and otherw.se 'hanks to the co .n Maumee are presenting the sponsoring efforts ot UAO and following films this week The WFAL AdmiSS.0" iSSl return of the crew ol the starship Enterprise, "Star Trek/' with William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy. the styhsh George Burns j KObacker Hall ol the Musical and Art Carney in "Going infl Arts Center will be 'he scene Sun Style". Redford and Fonda day at 3 p m tor a concert bv the ' Electric Horseman", the latestI University Bands The pertor sci ti epic, featuring Farrahl mance If tree and open to an Fawcett, "Saturn 3", Royl Scheider in the return of Amity I island Terror, "Jaws 2". Martin| Sheen and Marlon Brando Francis Ford Coppola's eerie.I Vioimist Paul Makara and Viet Nam War epic. "Apocalypse I pianist F ranees Burnett will give Now". John Belusni and Danl a recital performance Sunday at Ackroyd in 1941". and the newl Ipm in the Bryan Recital Hall "Midnight Madness." Filml ol the Musical Arts Center times and admission prices can| Everyone is invited to I'S'en 'o be obtained by calling 865 7102 thi» tree performance

Jon Voigt. Faye Duanway and I The Student jazz Ensemble newcomer Ricky Snroder are I will perform tonight in the Jan the stars of this weekends UAO I Festival' series this weekend Campus Film. "The Champ " I Tonight s performance at 8 will Rick Derringer The tear jerking drama, witn a| be m the Bryan Recital Hall ol bit ol "Rocky" thrown in for ex the Musical Artrs Center, and is fra punch will be shown at 7 and I iree and open to all Tomorrow. 9 is p.m tomorrow ano Saturday I saxophonist Dave Liebman will nights in ?I0 Math Sciences Bldg With Special Guest perform as part ot the series The movie costs Si with umversi Liebmans perlormance will also ly ID beat 8pm m Bryan's Hallanu is free and open to aH Saturday mght the inn L.»D Band i will play their p**ce in kooacker Halt Salem Witchcraft The UAO Midnight movie I of the Musical Arts Center at 8 tonight, tomorrow and Saturday I Tickets 'o th>s performance arp SI with University ID S2 lor all wild be the new. updated, | Others R rated version of the Lewis Car THURSDAY, Feb. 28th roll classic "Alice In I Wonderland " This mad hatter | affair with a twist, costs SI to all students with their university I at IDs and will be shown in 2101 th Math Sciences B