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COLUMBUS (AP) - State senators Swarzwalder reminded the Senate passed and sent on to the House of testimony from Floyd Fay of Wood yesterday a controversial bill restor- 23-10 vote crosses party lines after three-hour debate County, who appeared last month ing Ohio's death penalty. Sen. Richard Finan (R-Cincinnati), of the death sentence. He lost 22-11. The bill provides that once a jury those "who commit the most heinous before the judiciary committee. Fay The 23-10 vote crossed party lines, was chief sponsor of the pending has convicted a defendant of ag- crimes," he said. told the panel that he served more and it came after nearly, three hours measures, and other backers used the UNDER THE measure, Finan, an at- gravated murder, and following a pre- than two years in jail for a slaying he of emotionally-charged debate in long familiar argument that the death torney, said the death penalty could sentencing probe, the same jury VARIOUS POLLS have demon- didn't commit before his innocence which the old classic arguments were penalty deters crime. be imposed by juries for people in- would reconvene to determine if there strated most Ohioans want a capital was established. given on both sides. But Sen. Marigene Valiquette dicted on charges of aggravated were mitigating circumstances. If the punishment law, Finan said. A Fay "would have been dead had Sixteen Republicans were joined by (D-Toledo), and other opponents degree murder with specifications set jury found mitigating circumstances, University of Cincinnati poll showed Ohio's death penalty been in effect at seven Democrats in support of the denied that claim and said the bill forth in the bill. Those include murder only then could the death sentence be more than 87 percent of Ohioans the time," the senator said. measure, while eight Democrats and discriminates against the poor and for hire; killing a president, governor imposed. favored the death penalty, he said. .Though such incidents are rare, two Republicans voted against it blacks. She also argued against it on or other public official; killing a Finan said the bill, with adequate Sen. A. Michael Schwarzwalder Scwarzwalder, who supported McCor- OHIO'S OLD capital punishment moral and religious grounds. police officer; killing during an safeguards for defendants, will be (D-Columbus), was among those say- mack's life-term amendment, said law was declared unconstitutional by Much of the debate came on an escape attempt; committing a repeat upheld in the courts. "This bill is ing the death penalty does not deter the state should not be in a position to the U.S. Supreme Court in July 1978. amendment by Sen. John Timothy killing; killing someone under 16 heavy on due process," he said. crime. Murders in Florida have risen accidentally execute an innocent per- One measure reinstating it passed the McCormack (D-Euclid), who sought years old; and killing during the com- Finan said he and other drafters of 60 percent since the state executed a son. "This issue of the state making a House at the last legislative session, to substitute life imprisonment mission of a felony, such as rape or the bill don't expect mass executions prisoner after restoring its death mistake has got to stick in your but was killed in the Senate. without the chance of parole in place robbery. in Ohio. They only want to punish penalty nearly two years ago, he said. minds," he said. Column Police arrest one Hilton busboy Search begins for for hotel fire LAS VEGAS, (AP) - A busboy at Rec Center director the Las Vegas Hilton Hotel was ar- An internal search committee rested and booked on eight counts of will select candidates for a new homicide last night in connection with Student Recreation Center the arson fire that burst out an eighth director. Applicants will be In- floor window and roared up the side of terviewed by Dr. Donald the 30-story hotel. Ragusa, dean of students. Eight people died in the fire and 198 He said, "We are looking for were injured. Homicide detectives said they had someone with a master's arrested and booked Phillip Bruce degree in health, physical Cline, 23, who they said was the first education, or recreation." person to report the blaze to the fire Ragusa's final decision will be department. based on work experience, "WE DETERMINED that probable academic achievement and a cause exists to charge him with first- personal interview. degree arson and eight counts of murder," said Deputy Chief Erik Cooper. Inside Cooper said Cline was questioned for two hours, then he was taken to the Today/T«MWTOW Metropolitan Police Station Wednes- '■■ day afternoon and that he was in the Whether it be new wave or hotel at the time the fire started. punk, a new form of music is Police and hotel security searched easing its way into the area - all 2,783 rooms in the nation's largest all the while cashing in on a hotel for five hours yesterday morn- fragmented listening audience. ing, looking under beds and in closets PageJ. and checking some rooms four times. No additional bodies were found, Sports & authorities said. Seven victims died of smoke inhala- Bowling Green ripped Ohio '*4 •*- tion Tuesday night, and the eighth fell University, 7945, last night in or leaped to his death, landing on an Mid-American Conference ac- outside deck, according to Clark tion. Page 9. County Coroner Otto Ravenholt. AMONG THOSE admitted to Weather 2±. hospitals was singer Natalie Cole, who stall photo by Dale Omori Sunny. High 18 F (-8 C), low 7 had sung at the hotel Monday night F (-4 C). 0-percent chance of The footprints left in the newly fallen snow In front of the Library many University students. The weather made the day a good day for and was overcome by smoke in her precipitation. yesterday may be an Indicator that this week Is mid-term week for studying as the wind, rain and snow drove many people Indoors. room. Six people were reported in critical condition, including one firefighter. The main blaze, which gutted the eighth and ninth floors of the hotel's University schedules funk group for black-oriented concert east wing, started at 8:07 p.m. Tues- day. The fire shattered a huge window by Mary Alice Hentges cultural needs were not being met by two concerts was considered. Because based groups, Mixed Company and sponsored by the Board of Black on the eighth floor and allowed flames staff reporter University entertainment groups and this was not considered feasible finan- The Illusions, will open the show. Cultural Activites and Kappa Alpha to funnel up the side of the hotel, concerts "did not depict what other cially, all concert possibilities were There are 1,350 general admission Psi fraternity, will follow the concert hopscotching floors all the way to the It took a year of finagling, campuses were doing," Deanna scrapped, Okoiti said. tickets available for the concert, sell- in Northeast Commons. A $1 entrance roof and blackening the outside of the negotiating and effort, but by the end Okoiti, coordinator for social-cultural ing for $6 each. Okoiti said students fee for the cabaret will help generate building. of the month, black students will have activities in the Student Development Because of the controversy, $12,000 are advertising the concert in Toledo profits. Three smaller fires, on the second, the concert they have been working on Program, said. was allocated for minority students to and surrounding areas, hoping to at "The reason for the cabaret is to third and ninth floors, were since last winter. plan a concert this year and an addi- least break even. start a black concert fund" Okoiti discovered in the same wing within 45 Slave, a seven-man funk band from BLACK PERFORMING artists tional $4,000 was provided by Student said. minutes. Authorities said all the fires Dayton, will perform in the Grand Peabo Bryson and Roberta Flack Activites to cover possible losses, she "Without a lot of support from were of "suspicious origin." Ballroom, University Union, on Feb. have appeared at the University, said. Various minority organizations Toledo we wouldn't be able to fill the STUDENT ACTIVITIES has form- One of the fires sent a blow-torch of 26. The group, which has performed "and students felt, 'If it happened also have offered financial support. Grand Ballroom," Okoiti said. The en- ed a task force to look into the pro- flame up an elevator shaft to the roof professionally for five years, received then, why couldn't it happen now?' " A long list of possible musical acts tire cost of the production, including blems of scheduling cross-cultural where dozens of guests had fled to a gold record in 1977 for its album Okoiti said. "Even though students was narrowed to three choices, with local artist fees, crew and sound and concerts. await rescue by helicopter. "Slave," and a single, "Just a Touch may not have been here when those Slave being the final selection, Okoiti light systems, will be about $12,000. "As they're (the task force) looking The first-floor casino was untouched of Love," reached the top 10 in 1979. artists were here, they heard about said. Slave will charge $6,000 for the perfor- at other colleges and universities by the blaze. While flames crackled in A controversy arose when a com- them." mance, she said. they're finding out there have been the floors above, hotel security guards mittee of minority students proposed Attempts at scheduling a concert "THE COMMITTEE is very happy "There's no way we're going to some changes, some modifications, had to shoo some gamblers away from a black-oriented concert for appealing to both blacks and whites now as far as being possible to con- make any more than $100 profit," on how concerts are done," Okoiti their tables with shouts of, "this is Homecomingnumeiuiiuilg 1980.low. Theynrcj felt>c» theiruicu foriw HomecomingUWIKI.WWIB *»««failed -..«—..*-and the idea ofv. tractuow Slave,"oid.c, sheauc said.acuu. Two* wu Toledo-IUICUV OkoitiURUlu said,aeiu, notinguuiuig thatumfc a icuoici,cabaret, said.aaiu. . definitelyuciuiuciy theUK last hand,IU1IHI. please."fjlt'a SGA examines photo ID system for campuswide use by Sarah Bisslind WITH THE current system, for example, of holes unique to each plastic card that stores center offers a photo ID at cost to interested the University made them, $1.20 or more if a students must present a driver's license (or information in the Library's computer, he ex- students, and issues them to members of vendor was contracted, Brewer said. A photograph identification system, the sub- other photo ID) with a validation card to be plained. faculty families who use the center. ject of mixed reviews in the past, has fallen The cost per student for each quarter's admitted into the Student Recreation Center, IT IS not known yet if the new equipment, to For a campuswide photo ID system the validation cards is nominal. back into the Student Government Associa- and a plastic student card with a validation be used this summer or fall, will accept a University would have to purchase more A survey on the photo ID issue was taken tion's spotlight. card to check out books at the University photo ID. After the equipment is installed this equipment to add to that at the rec center, last year by SGA of about 500 surveys receiv- The issue has been on and off SGA's agenda Library. month, different types of identification will be Brewer said. ed, there was an 85-90 percent favorable for the last two years, with interest in the pro- Acceptance of a photo ID system by the tested. In a feasibility study Brewer conducted in response, Steven Evanko, former SGA senator ject dying before a definite plan could be University administration is more likely now With the use of a photo ID, the lamination 1978, the equipment and materials necessary said. drawn up. But SGA once again is examining than ever before. The University must adopt a necessary for such a card may be too shiny to for the University to print its own photo IDs the idea. THE UNIVERSITY did have a photo ID new method of identification for students, properly reflect characters, Treat said. would initially cost $18,645. system, but it was discontinued in 1971. "No The University needs "one type of signifi- faculty and staff before the start of the next Another type of identification the University One advantage to the University manufac- cant identification," SGA President Dana one was really using the photographs and it academic year, Dr. Richard Eakin, executive may consider is a plastic ID card cheap turing its own photo IDs would be a lowering of was costing us a bundle," Brewer said. Kortokrax said, explaining that a photo ID vice provost for planning and budgeting, said. enough to issue each quarter, University costs every year because the equipment would meet this need. Some administrators question the prac- The current method of identification will Registrar Cary Brewer said. already would be available, Brewer said. A ticality of a photo ID system, while others say SGA thinks a photo ID would eliminate become useless once new check-out equip- Brewer said the University could hire a ven- vendor's fee, on the other hand, would con- the present need of showing different com- it should be up to the students because they ment in the Library becomes operational, Bill dor to take the photographs and print the tinually increase. ultimately will finance the project. binations of identification to gain access to Treat, director of technical services in the cards or it could do this itself. When broken down into a cost-per-student Jospeh Martini, University bursar, said a University buildings and events, and to Library, said. THE UNIVERSITY already prints photo relationship, the study projected a photo ID receive liniversity services. photo ID is not necessary because a student The present check-out system uses a series IDs on a small basis at the rec center. The rec would cost the student between $1 and $1.20 if usually already has one in some form. 2 Th« BQ News February 12,1981 Opinion Don't stop paying Building names in need of creativity student loan interest I was nursing my second Dr. Pepper "Yeah, Peggy Fleming. Look, the would we want to name the Library when he came up to me. way I figure it, all those hockey Montgomery?" In these days of student fee increases, budget cuts and "You know, this is a real strange players are too busy playing hockey to inflation, all University students need to hear is more place," he said. Focus show up for any dedication "OH," HE said sheepishly, "I bad news about the possible upcoming financial hardship. ceremonies, but Peggy Fleming thought the capital of Alabama was But the federal government may add another dose that Not thinking this bar was any Eric Verschuure would be so honored she'd have to Mobile. You know, Book Mobile?" show." many students will find hard to swallow. stanger than anything else in Bowling Graduate student Green, I replied quizzically, "What's "Cute," I said. My Dr. Pepper had The Reagan administration is contemplating stopping the matter with this place?" "YOU KNOW," I said, "that's very all but evaporated as had, it seemed, the federal govenment's paying of the interest on "Not this place you fool, THIS must be enough dead alumni lying logical and I have to admit that Peggy my new friend's ideas. He could tell I Guaranteed Student Loans while borrowers are attending PLACE!" His arm traveled in a big around to name a few more Fleming is a lot better looking than was looking'for a way out. college. The federal government hopes that by cutting stu- arc. "Bowling Green," he said. "The "Memorial" halls. "Do you have any Ken Morrow." "Look," he said. " I know you've campus." ideas for names?" I said. got to be on your way, but just listen to dent aid - a key part of Reagan's economic program - it He nodded approvingly. "Secondly, my last idea." I think we should name the Ad- can reduce the ballooning demand for the loans. WHY DO you say that?" I said "Sure do," he replied. "Sure," I muttered. "Go ahead." ministration Building after Tim Con- "Well I was thinking that maybe we We think President Reagan and his entourage of hesitantly. Somehow that didn't surprise me. way. He went here, you know. I was "Look around you," he said. "The could name the Student Rec Center economic experts should reconsider their expected position thinking that Conway Tower has a after Slim Whitman." on student loans. More than 7,000 University students have names of the buldings are so func- HE CONTINUED, "Let's start with nice ring to it" tional. The Ice Arena. The Library. the Ice Arena because that's the "You're not going to say Slim Gym, applied for GSL loans for next year, and more than 2.6 The Rec Center. The Administration easiest. Fleming Ice Arena. Conway Tower. are you?" I demanded. million students receive federal aid nationwide. Building." He paused. "You'd just "You're right," I added. "We could This guy was no jerk. "What other "Well, I er, ah." The federal government has an obligation to aid students think that there would be enough name it after some of those Olympic ideas do you have?" I asked. "Look you're on the right track," I bloody creativity around here to name hockey players." said. "Some of your ideas are a bit who cannot afford the high (and rapidly becoming higher) "Well, don't get the impression I strange, but why don't we both give it a few of these place?" His tone was in- have all of this figured out," he costs of college. By paying the interest on student loans, the credulous. "No way," he insisted. He looked some thought and meet back here in a federal government is investing in the country's future. appalled at the suggestion. "I was answered. "But I think we could name couple of weeks?" He nodded ?nd was Several congressmen opposed to the»cuts in student aid You know, I thought, he was right. thinking that maybe we could name it the Library after the capital of gone. We are supposd to meet tomor- estimated Tuesday that as many as 25 percent of students Oh sure a few buildings had unusual after Peggy Iteming.'' Alabama." row, but for some reason I don't think getting assistance would be forced to drop out of school. names, but you'd figure that there "Peggy Fleming?'' "The capital of Alabama? Why he'll show. Higher education already is in a delicate position with pro- jections of declining enrollments in the 1980s. It cannot af- ford to lose more students because the federal government refuses to list higher education as a top priority. Many people agree the student aid system worked well when there was a $25,000 family-income ceiling that deter- mined who could apply for loans. That ceiling was lifted in 1978, prompting the requests for guaranteed loans to triple in volume. We would not object if a ceiling was reinstituted, but we vehemently oppose the expected cuts by the Reagan ad- ministraiton. There are few programs that are more im- portant than student aid; just ask the millions of students who receive it. Letters. they could install benches or put desks Floor not comfortable, in the area around the computer lab so students don't have to sit in slop. convenient for waiting Beth Beininer 113 Compton I am writing this letter in regards to the commotion that occurs every day Double standard is outside of the computer lab rooms in the Math Science Building. Because I merely an act of unity am only a freshman, at first I didn't really know why all those students This letter Is in response to a letter were sitting around, and some were in the News Feb. 5 concering the so- laving, all over the floor. To think of called "double standard" here at the laying on the floor and trying to con- University. The article talked about centrate on finding errors in a com- the Black Book being published and puter program seems rather absurd distributed to the black students on to me - especially now! campus and why black students couldn't use the same directory as the It being winter, it isn't easy to keep rest of the University. the hallways free of water, snow and I believe it is very narrow-minded of dirt. The students in the hallway anyone who shuns any group who working on their programs have to takes an extra step towards unity on contend with dirty, slushy puddles of this campus. There are so few blacks water while sitting on the cold floor. on this campus that something like the But they have no other choice. My Black Book and The Obsidian is concern is, isn't there anything that much needed to keep the black Leave history aside and unite as Americans could be done for the students under students in touch and aware of things The«"V ignorancetauiut uuvv ofWat someii-WBBTi ofWB. the«■>■*, per-l/v 1 this university? The financial state of Klan. Does the BSU have such these conditions? happening here. sonsns on this campus is appalling to TGVy^y. Ifl this school is bad enough without the disastrous fates in store for its white Also in response to the comment on me. addition of "Black Student brothers and sisters? Should we be I realize that the current budget cut- the Black Student Union, there is no Recruiters." wary of its presence? back is a serious problem, but double standard here. The Black Stu- There are those white students who possibly something could be done. I dent Union is for black students yes, believe my Feb. 5 letter was simply a Jan Elise Heath I WAS not "making a case" for a PERHAPS MR. Ogbuji was correct way to "put it to them" and there are asked several people how they felt but all meetings are open to the public University student "white book." I was bringing out the in assuming that I have idealistic about working on the floor because I and this includes the white students as those black students who thought I point that we are all students who are "good intentions" for the blacks in have not taken computer programm- well as anyone else, so before you wrote that letter because I am jealous perfectly able to use the campus American society. But I believe that it ing. I am only a student indirectly classify this as a "racial grouping" of the precious unity and brotherhood cepted if lived by that philosophy. directory, no matter what our ethnic is a potential reality, not an idealistic aware of this problem. However, my why not attend one of these meetings of blacks in America. I can get unity, I received a number of calls from background may be. By the same state. The grudges held between roommate is a computer science ma- to see exactly what the BSU is about brotherhood and sisterhood from any concerned black students the day my token, I am not trying to start a white blacks and whites are from our jor and she says it is a problem before passing such judgments. greek house on campus. letter was printed. All but one of those student union. There should be a forefathers, kept strong by persons because the nearest place to work is The Black Book, The Obsidian and calls were from intelligent, open- "Student Union" where all students who will not accept the fact that we the library on the third floor, which is the Black Student Union are not acts My point in that letter was that minded person who presented their work within and together rather than were all created by God as equals. It too far to go if you're waiting on a of discrimination by any means, there is no longer a reason to fight the disagreements, listen to my reasoning as separate entities. is not only white persons with that at- 10-minute run-through. they're merely the result of an act of wars of our forefathers. The "Black and were not so cloaed-m inded as to titude. Blacks sometimes hold those unity among the black students at this Book" is just one more example of the say, "I'm right and you're wrong," One of Mr. Ogbuji's questions was, same opinions. If they can install coat racks in the university. separation from society that blacks call me an undesirable name and "Did the Africans in America not seek classrooms, which according to a let- Juanamarie Dixon demand. bang up (you know who you are, membership in white Greek organiza- Ms. Thompson's statment on Feb. ter in The BG News they did, maybe 150 S. Enterprise #9 Miss). tions?" Yes, my friend, they did, I am 10 that "The Obsidian writes about the MR. OGBUJI, in his Feb. 10 letter, Out of all of those, calls, not once did affiliated with one of the fraternities cultures of all people that historically insisted on referring to the blacks as I hear such a ridiculous statement as here and I am a friend of a black have been oppressed" brings out the The BG News "Africans in America." I must the one made by Mr. Ogbuji when he, member in that house. And I know for key point. It is our history. Why not let disagree. They are Americans with an referring to the BGSU campus, wrote, a fact that other so-called "white" it be left at that? Vol.61 STAFF No. 61 African background, just as I am an "I would ask her to draw a random fraternities have black members. American with a German sample of 1,000-2,000 names from It Study your culture if you like. Per- background. I honestly believe, Mr. and see if all would not be white." I must question Mr. Pittman (Feb sons should know and be proud of Editor Mary Oannemlller Ogbuji, that you would be better ac- Mr Ogbuji, is BGSU to go out and 10) on why he insists on comparing the where they came from, but live what Managing editor PaulO'Donnall Assistant managing editor Keith Jameson search for black students to come to Black Student Union to the Ku Klux you were born as-Americans. 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February 12,1981 Trw BO News 3 Reagan's election setback to women's rights leaders by Gary Benz hurt because they are In desperate need of financial sup- amendment, Perry said that depending on state Organization for Women. stall reporter port, and also because there are more poor women than legislatures to correct inequities could be a major pro- According to state President Linda Furoey, NOW has men. blem. seen its ranks swell from the usual 2,000-3,000 in While the majority of voters in the last presidential But the issue most negatively affected by Reagan's "It's important to have a national amendment because November to about 12,000. election look to Ronald Reagan's victory as a step for- election, according to Perry, is the Equal Rights Amend- if we depend on the state legislatures to change laws, it ward, many women see it as a step backward. ment. will take much longer and some are not likely to do it," "NOW HAS been active and will continue to be active," A case in point are the leaders of various women's "It's hard to say if the ERA will get passed now she said. "For example, if we waited for Mississippi to she said. "It's important to understand that we can no groups at the University and state levels who see many of because of Reagan's election. I guess it really depends on give women the right to vote, we still wouldn't have it. longer sit back and let someone else fight for our rights." Reagan's policies thwarting women's rights. how well people working for the ERA are able to organize They still haven't voted for women's suffrage." Furney said Reagan's election and his subsequent "Reagan's position, not only on anti-abortion but on and mobilize," she said. Margaret Weinberger, coordinator for the Women's policies toward women are "absolutely devastating." economic issues, will hurt women," said Frances Perry, But Perry admits that with Reagan in office, getting Center at the University, said that while Reagan's elec- "His campaign was based on the fact that he believes in a teaching fellow in the sociology department and advisor the ERA passed "will take even longer than it already tion is a bad sign for the ERA, it could also have positive the 'E' and the 'R' but not the 'A'. He doesn't believe in to Women for Women. has. In fact, it's quite possible-if Reagan makes appoint- affects. equal rights and he is not going to do anything to get the ments to the Supreme Court, it could stop progress for "Looking at first glance at Reagan's election, it looks ERA passed," she said. SHE SAID cuts in social programs designed to help the women even more." like a setback for women. On the other hand, it could be Although Reagan has advocated working through the poor will be detrimental to women. For example, if there positive because it could create a reaction that would states to gain equal rights, Furney is adamant that his ap- are cuts in federal educational loans to poor persons, she ALTHOUGH REAGAN has said there is no need to motivate a lot of liberals into taking some aff irmitive ac- proach will prove useless. said, older women returning to school especially will be achieve equality for women through constitutional tion. It's hard to be complacent under Reagan," she said. "I think it's absurd working through the states. It's unbelievably time-consuming trying to work with state PERRY CONCURRED with Weinberger that Reagan's legislatures," she said. election could have a backlash affect. But Furney's main gripes about Reagan's policy Briefs. "I think bis election shows that we need a broad-base toward the ERA are the time factor and the psychological coalition of progressive groups - minorities and women - implications of having a constitutional amendment. who will work for the election of people who will support "If we don't have an amendment, we (women) will Education sign-ups today Lecture rescheduled social reform and social change. I hope that will happen have to wait a hundred years, and then we may make a The lecture by Dr. William Reichert, chairman of the in the next election," she said. few steps forward. But also, failure to get an amendment University Placement Services will hold education political science department, on "Non-violence as a One group that already is at work, and indeed has seen will indicate to people that this country doesn't care sign-ups today at 6 p.m. in the Forum, Student Services United States Foreign Policy" has been rescheduled for a dramatic increase in membership, is the National about equal rights," she said. Bldg. March 4 at 7:30 p.m. in 210 University Hall. The lecture was planned for last night but was cancelled because of Biology seminar rescheduled the weather. A Lighter Side Seminar in Biology entitled "Sexual New scholarship fund created Open containers causing confusion Reproduction in Junk Food" has been rescheduled for An anonymous donor has given a 330,000 life in- today at 3:30 p.m. in 112 Life Sciences Bldg. Dr. Rex surance policy plus an undisclosed amount of cash to Lowe, an associate professor of biology, will be guest create a scholarship fund at the University to benefit over city, campus law enforcement speaker. graduates of Arlington High School. The new scholar- ship will cover a full quarter's tuition and fees. The first by Gary Banz "The campus runs an entirely "It's not a major problem, but we Special prayer mass today scholarship will be awarded fall quarter of the 1961-82 stall raporter different system. But the issue of consider it a problem because academic year. For more information contact the Of- open containers itself is not a big many of the containers end up go- Saint Thomas More University Parish will hold a fice of Development and Alumni Affairs. 372-2701. While the University and the city deal," he said. "But it has a further ing through a fraternity or sorority special prayer mass today at 7:30 p.m. for three Univer- rarely run into conflicts over law outreaching effect. An open con- window," Bess said. sity students injured in a traffic accident last Friday. Handball and squash tournament enforcement, one area that is caus- tainer appears harmless but what The Student Recreation Center will sponsor a hand- ing confusion is open containers. will happen to the container when To combat the problem. Ash said Carnation sale today ball and squash tournament from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Feb. According to a city ordinance, it's empty? It will become litter, at he has met with several bar owners 21 and from 1-6 p.m. Feb 22. Sign-up deadline is Feb. 20. anyone caught carrying an open best, but it may end up smashed and employees to try to inform Phi Upsilon will hold a carnation sale today from 9:30 container of alcohol (beer, wine, through a window or thrown them of the issue. a.m. to 5 p.m. in University Hall. Pink, white and red Women for Women to meet etc.) in public can be arrested and against someone's windshield." "They're aware of the problem carnations are being sold for SI. Women for Women will meet today at 7:30 p.m. in the charged with a minor misde- and they're trying to control it. But Faculty Lounge, Union. "The Story of An Hour," a short meanor, usually punishable by a Ash said his department must it's hard in the winter because it's Fireside coffeehouse story by Kate Chopin, will be discussed. The meeting is $25 fine and court costs. focus attention on open container easy to sneak containers and pit- free and public. But on campus, anyone caught problems because of the constant chers out of bars when you're wear- Saint Thomas More University Parish will hold a with an open container is either complaints of downtown van- ing heavy clothes. Some of the bar fireside coffeehouse today from 9 p.m. to midnight in Interviews for summer camp jobs asked to dump the liquid and dalism. people have been helpful in their the Fireside Lounge. Musician Tom Gorman will enter- Representatives from the Seal of Ohio Girl Scout dispose of the container or is refer- approach and their thinking," he tain. Admission is SO cents with a student ID and $1 for Council will be interviewing for summer positions at red to the Office of Standards and "People raise hell with us about said. guests. Free cookies, coffee and punch. two Ohio Camps. Contact Student Employment, 460 Stu- Procedures. Derek Dickinson, the condition of downtown after the dent Services Bldg., to make an interview appointment. director of Standards and Pro- weekend. We spend a lot of time Ash added that he advocated in- SPJ/SDX program cedures, said a student, if sent to down there to the point that some forming students when they come his office, can expect a warning or areas of the city probably go for pre-registration in the summer The Society of Professional Journalists, Sigma Delta Washington Semester Program probation, depending on the severi- neglected," Ash said. of the illegalities involving open Chi, is sponsoring the program "What to Do When 60 Applicants for the Fall 1981 Washington Semester ty of the case. containers. Minutes Blasts Your Company on National TV," today Program are being sought by the Center for Educa- WILLIAM BESS, director of "Students need to know it's a at 7:30 p.m. in 300 Moseley Hall. Al Goldberg, public tional Options. Participants must be juniors or seniors BUT THE reason for the confu- Campus Safety and Security, violation of state and city or- relations director for AMC Jeep Inc., will discuss how and can earn 24 hours of credit For more information sion in the first place, Police Chief agreed with Ash that open con- dinances. But we don't stop many he will handle the 60 Minutes tape that was aired accus- contact the Center for Educational Options, 231 Ad- Galen Ash said, is the potential pro- tainers create more problems than kids for open containers that don't ing AMC of marketing unsafe vehicles. ministration Bldg. Application deadline is March 6. blems with open containers. most people realize. know it's illegal," he said. If you're really in love... nothing's going to stand in your way.

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"New wave has not really invaded New wave/punk music will be students from Cleveland area chose the part," Titmuss said. "I tend to Pretenders. It's the Police, the "Tuesdays are new wave party the campuses. It is geared toward the around for a while because the music Michael Stanley. think that new wave is just a fad." Romantics and Elvis Costello. But is it nights," Jeff Hobbie, manager of Up- high-school age group," he said. industry has no idea what is going on, "But a lot of bars and discos are ex- Perhaps new wave/punk rock is just new wave or punk rock? town said. "We play an even mixture "Five to 10 years ago the large music they keep on grinding out this type of perimenting with new wave music to a fad. A Bowling Green record store, "In the beginning there was no dif- of music on the weekends (including audience was in its teens. Most of music (new wavel. he said. get audience reactions," Denisoff the Source, catagorizes all new wave ference," Dr. R. Serge Denisoff, pro- piink i, but on Tuesday from 9 to2 a.m them are now in their 20's and not into said. albums under the heading fessor of sociology, said. "The New we spin all new wave records." new wave/punk rock music." Although a fad, Hobbie said new One such experiment was held at "miscellaneous," if not by the group's York Music Print (New York Times) The 21-and-over age group listens wave has become more popular this the Dixie Electric Company in Per- name. And no new wave group has gave the Sex Pistols a lot of ink back The University's station WBGU-FM mostly to Bruce Springsteen, Bob year. rysburg. been on the top 10 charts for more in 1978, but the group didn't do well. co-sponsors the new wave night and Seger and Fleetwood Mac, Denisoff "Last year we had a couple of new than a few weeks. "Recently Elvis Costello went supplies most of the new wave said. This music has a taste of the 60's wave bands (The Resistors and Lon- "WE HELD a new wave night as a "If a record is on the charts for one beyond just three cords, along with records, he said. and is much more exciting. don Boys) and we packed the place, he test to see how the new wave style of of two weeks then drops off. it's not The Talking Heads and Dire Straits, "This new wave night has tripled "People over 21 are musically said. "I'm interested in having new music was taken," Micheal Titmuss, terribly impressive." Denisoff said. and added more to the music," he business on Tuesdays," Hobbie said sophisticated enough to have heard wave bands again this year." manager of Dixie, said. "We had "IT'S LOUD and unsophisticated said. "Everyone dances and dresses in the new wave done with more class," he YET, ITS still the old-time rock-n- enough people to account for a normal both musically and lyrically," he said. It's the type of music such as the punk attire." said. roll groups that are most popular. night, but I don't think new wave is as "One of my friends, who was a former Talking Heads, Pretenders, the Clash "In my popular music class I asked popular here as it is in the East Coast popular music student of mine, said and Costello that have continued DENISOFF SAID the new "IT'S JUST that everything has students what their three favorite area. that new wave is anything that's within the music market, he said. wave/punk audience is mostly bet- been done," Denisoff said. "That is groups were," Denisoff said. "Only "A majority of the people didn't like new." MichaG. Stanley: There's no trouble in this 'heartland' as single hits chart by Paul Fischer Disciplined by Michael Stanley's taste for calming, tempering force as a complement they're not dark and grimy. Surroundings Styx. REO and Kansas from farther west. craftily structured tunes, sophisticated to the outgoing personality Michael Stanley described in MSB tunes are clean and free. Their insights also are sharper than Devo's The secret's out. The USA has discovered lyrics and a full band, MSB creates im- expresses in his songs. Jonah's tunes and The lyrics operate on a far more sensitive shallow I.A chic. MSB- Cleveland's Michael Stanley Band. pressive American mainstream music. The guitar playing were missed for a while, but level than "Wang Dang Sweet Poontang" Michael Stanley is a seasoned profes- The group's single "He Can't Love You" songs draw on classic influences from Bo the addition of Gary Markasky filled part of or "Ramrod." sional, and he and his managers wisely in- has been in Billboard magazine's Hot 100 Diddley to Mitch Ryder and current ones this void nicely. On Heartland, second volved Clarence Clemons - saxaphonist since late November, and the album is like The Police. MSB taps some of the songwriter/vocalist/keyboardist Kevin THE MICHAEL Stanley Band presents from the red-hot E Street Band- on "bubbling under" the Hot 100. This week, strongest well-springs of popular taste in Raleigh has fully matured in his role. an experienced world view that is proving Heartland. Stanley has used famous guest the album climbed to 106 from 116, but the contemporary music. Here's a loving look attractive to young men and women of a players like Joe Walsh, David Sanborn and single dropped from 33 to 51 nationwide. at Ohio's famous secret. When talking about post-60's male-female widening range of ages (check out their Seth Justman (of J. Geils) on earlier While Chicago's WLS just "added" the song The Michael Stanley Band has never relationships in realistic terms, MSB takes concert crowds). The meeting ground of albums with great style. Michael Stanley to their playlist two weeks ago with positive strayed far from love songs, and their what takes Springsteen is doing for city this charm, their Cleveland-New York hasn't worked to keep this band together to reaction, the somewhat more experienced secret charm is that they handle touchy folks to the suburbs and beyond, better than business orientation and their midwestern be a one hit, flash-in-the-pan. Heartland's FM listeners are beginning to realize that subjects like romance in today's times with Billy Joel ever has. They use fairly stan- rock 'n' roll heritage yields the expression strength should keep MSB alive on the radio there's more to this band than commercial impeccable insight and taste. In days of dard (classic) song forms. There are cars, of some rather telling ideas in song. 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EMPLOYER: Residential Home EMPLOYER: Machine & Tool EMPLOYER: Machine & Tool EMPLOYER:Machine & Tool EMPLOYER: Machine & Tool EMPLOYER: Metropolitan for mentally retarded adults lorporation Corporation Corporation Corporation parks system ITION: Residential Assistant POSITION: Technical Writer Co- POSITION: Systems Analyst Co- POSITION: Accounting Co-op POSITION: Engineer Co-op POSITION: Public Information Co- TIONS: Education ma- op QUALIFICATIONS: Accoun- QUALIFICATIONS: Engineering op |ors preferred QUALIFICATIONS: Technical QUALIFIC [ions: MIS ting/Finance majors majors QUALIFICATIONS: Strong writing PAY BATE: $616.00-699.20/month Writing/Journalism majors PAY RATE: $744.00-960.00/month PAY RATE: $744.00-980.00/month PAY RATE: $744.00-960.00/month skills, some photography ability START PATE: ASAP PAY RATE: $744.00-960.00/month START PATE: Open START PATE: Open START DATE: Open PAYRATE: $536.00-576.00/monlh START DATE: Open START DATE: Spring Quarter

7. 8. 9. 10. 11. F;:.IED 12. EMPLOYER: Metropolitan EMPLOYER: Metropolitan EMPLOYER: Metropolitan EMPLOYER: Metropolitan EMPLOYER: EMPLOYER: Nursing Home pa'ks system parks system parks system parks system Metropolitan parks system POSITION: Nursing Aids POSITION: Graphic Design Co-op POSITION: Stable Assistant Co- POSITION: Wildlife Management POSITION: Photographer POSITION: Interpretive Naturalist QUALIFICATIONS: Interest and QUALIFICATIONS: Junior In op Co-op QUALIFICATIONS: Photojour- Co-op concern for older patients graphic design, proficient with QUALIFICATIONS: Junior or QUALIFICATIONS: Junior or nalistic skills and strong writing QUALIFICATIONS: Coursework In PAY RATE: $520.00/month graphic arts tools Senior with emphasis In biology Senior In biology or related field ability Geology, Botany, Zoology, START PATE: Spring Quarter PAY BATE: $536.00-576.007month PAY RATE: S536.00-576.00/month PAY RATE: $536.00-576.00/month PAYRATE: $536.00-576.00/month Natural Resources START PATE: Spring Quarter START PATE: Spring Quarter START PATE: Spring Quarter START PATE: Spring Quarter PAY RATE: $536.00-576.00/month START DATE: Spring Quarter

1S 14. 15. 16. IT 18. EMPLOYEB: Security and In- EMPLOYER: Major Banking EMPLOYER: Major Banking EMPLOYER: Office Supplies EMPLOYER: Area YMCA vestigations Agency Equipment Manufacturer Equipment Manufacturer Company POSITION: Recreation Activities EMPLOYER: Large area Photo POSITION: Plant Protection Cc-op POSITION: Computer Science Co- POSITION: Production & Inventory POSITION: Interior Design Co-op QUALIFICATIONS: Sophomore Firm QUALIFICATIONS: Juniors or op Control Co-op QUALIFICATIONS: Interior Design and Junior Recreation Majors POSITION: Employee & Communi Seniors In a training program in- QUALIFICATIONS: Juniors or QUALIFICATIONS: Late juniors or background with an interest in Arts and ty Relations Assignment volving security. Seniors with several computer early seniors, sophomores con- PAY RATE: $560.00/month Drama, Physical Fitness and Ex- QUALIFICATIONS: Junior or PAY BATE: WOO.OO/month programming courses sidered START DATE: ASAP ercise Senior in Industrial Relations, START PATE: Spring Quarter PAY RATE: $1041 60/month PAY RATE: $1041.60/month PAY RATE: $300.00/month Communications or Journalism START PATE: Spring Quarter START PATE: Spring Quarter START DATE: Spring Quarter PAY RATE: $1097.60/month START PATE: Spring Quarter

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EMPLOYER: Major EMPLOYER: Market EMPLOYER: Market Research EMPLOYER: Market Research EMPLOYER: Large Industrial EMPLOYER: Federal Agency Toledo area Company Research Company Compnay Company Manufacturing Company POSITION: Computer Science Co- POSITION: Student Trainee POSITION: Market Research Co- POSITION: Market Research Co- POSITION: Technical Writer Co- POSITION: Application Program- QUALIFICATIONS: Accounting op op op ming (Computer Science) QUALIFICATIQNS: Computer Students, late Juniors or early QUALIFICATIONS: June, August, QUALIFICATIONS: August or Dec. QUALIFICATIONS: English or Tec. QUALIFICATIONS: Sophomore or Science majors Seniors or Dec. '81 grad with Computer '81 grad, Computer background, Writing major, computer science Junior, good academic record PAY RATE: $814.00-914.00/month PAY RATE: $850-935.007month background one course in STAT and one experience. Junior or Senior, 2.75 PAY RATE: S888.00/month START DATE: Spring Quarter START DATE: Spring Quarter PAYRATE: $640.00/month Market Research course GPA or above START PATE: Spring Quarter START DATE: ASAP PAY RATE: $640.00/month PAY RATE: $640.00/month START DATE: Summer Quarter START PATE: ASAP

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Your New Big Becky. Apt. subls. Spr.-Sum. 1 lg. bdrm. PIHH rtlurn II to tht Phi Mu Call Tim 353 2769. Main Post Office, 435 S. St. Clelr, your special dayl Love, Your Ac Sue Perry: Congratulations on 8220 A elec. gas heat. 830 4th Apt homo. No outnlorn askea. Toledo, Ohio 43695. live Sisters, receiving the position of Ex- 4. 352 5454. Found Logic Book AMANY'S RESTAURANT GOLDENHEART ACTIVES. F. rmte. Spr. Sum. Close to cam- (Fecione/Scherer) JAY BURLINGAME: Con- Featuring authentic Mid-Eastern CONGRATULATIONS ON A ecutive Director of Mist B.G.S.U. WANTED Love. Your Gamma Phi Sisters. pus, turn, house. 8110 mo. utll. in- Large 2 bdrm. apt. for subls. now Call Kirk J60M gratulations on being accepted to food. 1M |. Main In the mini SUPER JOBI WE'RE SO PRO- Student for 81-12 sen. yr. to live- Flight School. Your Slg Ep mall. 35? 5003 dining room & clud. Call after 5. 352-1754. thru June 15.392-9376 ask for Lin Found ring from after hours par UD OF YOU FOR GOING AC in. Room A board in exchange for SfrOJIstf*. carry out. ^__ 1 F. for Spr. Qtr. 81. Piedmont da. ty on Sat. 7; E. Marry 4 Summit TIVEI YOU'VE MEANT A LOT Mary Jo. A truer friendship light housework A babysitting. TO BOTH OF US THIS YEAR. 3541024 alter 7 p.m. Apts. 893.75 mo. Call 3526*34 Gold band wittt green stone. Call "AD" same experience! there'll never be because I found after 6 p.m. in am. ask for Holly. The BOSU Advertising Club Available In BG tor Valentine's LOVE, NADINE A BBCKY. you Si you chose me. Love. 3 girls need rmte. to share ex- THURSTIN MANOR* APT. AC. penses in apt. very close to cam- FULLY CARPETED. CABLE Found 1 brn. leather cigarette Is now accepting nominations Dayl A BOUQUET OF It only takes a smile to get a "Little" Jackl. 1 or 2 F. rmtes. for Spr. Qtr. of TV. EFFICIENCIES. LAUN- caaa with cigarettes, lighter & tor officer positions tor II-81 BALLOONS & HEARTS friendship going & in our house Beaming Babes. We have LOVE pus. Avail, now A or Spr. Qtr. 1981. LOW rent. Call 352 2486. DRY FACILITIES. NOW LEAS key chain. Call 352 78J8 to OtKmmtut nseiaaea: ease?,. delivered to someone special. In our sisterhood & through 352 5014. the sisterhood Is growing. Love, ING FOR SUMMER & FALL. 451 describe 4 recover. ■vying Gold A Sliver BALLOON PEOPLE 1 472-2S95. Chi Omega Pledget. LABOR we grow. Hope this week Rmte. for Spr. A/or Sum. 8250 F. rmte. Immed. Nice house. qtr. own bdrm. A bath, plus utll. THURSTIN AVE. 357 5435. Found set of keys at Woeaear & Paying Highest Prices FLORIDA FLINO IS COMINOI is an inspiration to all of you. Beamin' Babes-Hope all 28of you Near campus. Own room. Call behind OH. Twrs. Rick 352-7147. Thurjtln Tu«. Call 372 3*45*. ask Jewelry Box. 133 W. Woosler FLORIDA FLINO IS COMINOI Love. Your Active Slater*. special pledges are LEARNING Cindy after 5. 352 6309. Subls. Immed. efflc. apt. 5135 mo. for Doug. Live Music Live Music Upstairs that Gamma Phi has an FLORIOA FLINO IS COMINOI F. rmte. tor Spr. Qtr. 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by Pal Kennedy said. "They (BG) were ready to play, suit r*port*r they wanted it and they had the psychological advantage of playing at In January, a young, hungry and home. I think BG is a lot better team winless Ohio University hosted Bowl- than we saw play in Athens. They ing Green and came away with a 78-63 were a lot smoother tonight and they victory. had better rhythm. Last night it was BG's turn to be the "The OU program is on solid bad host. ground. We're very competitive with The Falcons, who have not had young players and we're progressing. many "laughers" of late, held the We're going to have nights like this. Bobcats scoreless for almost 11 We just have to go home and minutes in the first half, built up a regroup." 33-12 halftime lead, forced numerous The defeat in Athens was also on the turnovers and outmanned OU on the Falcon players' minds, too, according boards to score a 79-45 victory in the to Irish. tight Mid-American Conference race. "Last time we took them lightly and From the opening whistle, it didn't tonight we realized we had to play," appear that the game would be easy. he said. "Everyone has been telling Ohio led 5-2 at 18:51 when Tim Wood- me to keep my bead up and things son connected on a three-point play. have been coming around in the last Over two minutes later, at the 16:22 few games. I still think we can play mark, Kirk Lehman hit a 20-foot better and we've still got a shot for the jumper to pull the Bobcats to within championship and the NCAA. We've one, 8-7, but OU went cold and Bowl- got to keep going for it" ing Green warmed up. Joe Faine began the BG streak with In other games in the MAC last a layup at 15:32 and when Colin Irish, night, Western Michigan kept its first the game's leading scorer and re- place position with a 6948 win at bounder with 22 and 15, respectively, Eastern Michigan; Toledo nipped hit another layup at 6:07, the Falcons Miami, 7049; and Kent State had its had a 22-7 lead. Nate Cole ended the second upset in as many games with a drought with a layup at 5:35, but Bowl- 7447 victory over visitng Ball State. ing Green controlled a 33-12 lead at the Western upped its conference stall photo by Dale Omori half. record to 8-3 with the win, while BG sophomore guard David Qreer (10) brings the ball upcourt against won the Mid-American Confaronc* encounter, 79-45, to avenge an earlier The second half was a continuation Eastern dropped to 6-5. UT improved OU'a Eric Hlnton In last night's game in Anderson Arena. The Falcons of the first as Irish's five-foot jumper its mark to 7-4 with the win. Miai fell season defeat to the Bobcats. at 16:05 built the BG lead to 51-17 and to 54. Kent won its third conference David Jenkins' layup at 4:08 gave the game in 11 tries, while BaU State fell Falcons their biggest lead of the even- to 64. Women cagers fall to 10-12 ing, 73-34. The Bobcats chipped the BG goes on the road Saturday to lead down to 30, 75-45, at 1:08 when take on Central Michigan in Mount Sean Carlson, OU's leading scorer Pleasant. with 11 points, hit a layup, but, mer- Second-half spurt powers Detroit over BG Ohio (45) Woodson 3 17. Zalenka Oil, Coll cifully, time ran out and BG had rais- 4 08, Lehman 1-1-3, Hilton02 2, Devereaux4-0-8, by Christopher Shark ed its record to 6-5,11-10. at Anderson Arena. Kathy Bole second-guessing her Tuttle wound up with four points iso'ioo 10-2, Carlson 5-1-11, Towns 1-1-3, Totals: assistant sports editor after being held scoreless for more Ohio coach Danny Nee, whose team 19-7 45. And when those 20 minutes were group's ability. over, UD's Lisa Blackburn had left "MAYBE I set some unrealistic than 15 minutes of the first half. dropped to 4-7, 5-16, said revenge for Somebody awoke the University of the earlier loss was one of the factors Bowling Green (79) J. Faine 9321, Irish some large footprints, guiding the goals for this team, but I really felt we "We played super defense," UD 10272, Flowers 43 11, Newbarn 4311, Greer Detroit's slumbering giant in the se- in^he Falcon's victory. Titans to a 69-39 rout of the Falcons. could play with this team," Bole said. coach Mary Roickle said. "Our all- 14 2, SnureldsO-2 2. Jenkins 10 2. Mlday 2 0-4. B. cond half of last night's women's Blackburn, playing an unusual "Detroit is a talented, well-coached around quickness really challenged ."I think that (revenge) helps," he Faine 02 2, AbenDroth 1 02. Totals: 32-15-79. basketball game with Bowling Green substitute role because of disiplinary team that took us out of our game in them. I feel that we can be in any problems, amassed a school-record 31 every way. Tbey shot over us, around game, whether or not we are on offen- points, while defying the law of us and through us. sively, just by playing well defensive- Sports briefs. averages from the field in the second "In the second half, they found their ly." half, hitting 84. range and we just took a complete tur- naround." "THEY REALLY pressed us," Bole Bowling Green's women's skiing The previous weekend, BG won the Winners for the Falcons were Jim THE TITAN was particularly domi- A tight UD man-to-man defense had added. "We just don't know how to team won the Ohio State champion- Kroyle Cup by placing first in regional Wilcox, Steve Stanley, Doug Teffe, nant at the start of the second half, ac- a lot to do with that reversal. handle defensive pressure well. We ship last weekend at Boston Mills Ski competition at Boston Mills. Slade Mark Burton, Joan Carter, Dee Sam- counting for three of four unanswered WITH QUICK-HANDED guards usually do our best offensively against Resort. finished third in slalom and first in chez, Mary Nilges and Beth Christi. UD buckets. Debbie James and Mary Lillie blun- a man-to-man defense, but that wasn't Janet Slade finished first and giant slalom. That three minute spurt lifted ting Falcon attempts to penetrate the case tonight" Monika Berberich placed third Bowling Green's women's rugby Detroit to a 10- point lead, 39-29, with down low, the Titans limited BG to a 17 minutes left Detroit (491 James 022, Williams a-2 14, overall. Also skiing for the Falcons Bowling Green's racquetball club team defeated a combination team of meager 12 points after the intermis- Harris 1-0-2. Yax 5010. Blackburn 14-331. were Tamra Fisher, Harriet Har- defeated Ohio State, 654469, last Kent State and Cleveland Classic, After that the Falcons were able to sion. Boozer 3 2 0, Anoelcor 10 2 Totals: 309 49 chovorski and Joni Longshaw. weekend. 12-4, in the second annual winter in- do little else but watch as their op- That lack of offensive penetration, BG travels to Cliff Ridge, Mich., Seventeen matches representing vitational last weekend. penents' points began to mount. in turn, shut down BG's biggest scor- Bowling Green (39) Pokelsek 2 2 A, Robinson 1 21 4, Tuttle 2 04, Chase 3 21, Knoblauch 2 0 4, this weekend for the national advanced, intermediate and beginner Mary Ward, Sue Paul andLoriLet- The loss dropped BG to two games ing threat Chris Tuttle, who entered Holman 2 3 7, McGehee 2 04, Eubanks 10 2. qualifiers. levels were played. terhof scored tries for the Falcons. under .500 at 10-12, and left Coach the game with a 17.6 scoring average. Totals: 15 9 39. ••••••••••••••••••••ft RECORDS "Upstoirs At The Longbronch" ARE STILL CHEAPER AT -PKESENTS- SORORITY SEXY LEGS THE SOURCE CONTEST i 518 E. 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