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By Mary Wey of student opinion on the issue Whiteleatber said the policy at Ohio idea of increasing the number of Staff Reporter Whiteleatber said one alternative Northern University is to turn on lights policemen at concerts or using student would be to eliminate the policy of during concerts if smoking is apparent. marshals. Instead, be favors student Representatives from Cultural allowing persons to sit on the floor of At Ohio University, uniformed peer pressure. Boost, the Student Body Organization Anderson Arena during concerts. policemen are stationed on all sides of (SBO) and the Union Activities Organi- He said this would be the policy at the stage and in the aisles, with student Students will only be hurt if tbey do zation i I'AO i are planning to find out the next concert sponsored by Cultural marshals placed in the upper levels of not stop smoking at concerts because what students think should be done Boost because smoking on the floor the concert hall. ticket prices could be raised to pay for about smoking and drinking at rock areas is' 'our greatest problem. He said Miami University reportedly increased security, be said. concerts. "I can guarantee chairs will be set uses student marshals Dr. Eakin was not available for The sudden crackdown on drug and up at the next concert. " he said Whiteleather said he does not like the comment. alcohol use at concerts is a result of Vice Provost for Student Affairs Richard Eakin's attendance at this Talk spurs Senate action quarter's Doobie Brothers concert, Larry Whiteleatber. SBO coordinator of Cultural Affairs and Cultural Boost chairman, said Monday Smoking was allegedly apparent and the amount of debris-especially wine bottles-left on the floor was great, be Watergate files checked said. Whiteleatber said at this point Dr Eakin decided a concert policy must be established WASHINGTON (AP) - Before they oversee the Watergate investigation Richard G Kleindienst. Whiteleatber said be believes Dr quit as President Nixon's top aides. H. The President in his speech Monday -The federal grand jury on Water- Eakin favors having more police R. Haldeman and John D. Ehrlichman night said appointment of a special gate heard from "a very important present at concerts. culled through government files supervising prosecutor was up to Atty. witness." according to assistant prose- Dr. Eakin may agree to sUy out of seeking to document their claim of Oen -designate Elliot L. Richardson. cutor Seymour Glanser. the issue if the student committee pre- innocence in the Watergate scandal, -Nixon stepped up efforts to get his He declined to identify the witness, sents alternatives to which students sources said yesterday. Watergate-rocked administration back saying "the important people who will adhere. Whiteleatber said The disclosure came as FBI agents on course, calling a mid-afternoon come before a grand jury are never the However, if students do not adhere to were posted in White House offices meeting of his full Cabinet. Ziegler important people in the headlines." He the alternatives. Whiteleatber said containing Watergate-related files in said, "to talk about important things said the probe has been intensified. "something concrete will come out of what press secretary Ronald Ziegler that lie ahead." Dr Eakin's office." said was a "round-the-clock" safe- -A JUSTICE Department source Any policy decision will be made by guarding procedure. -Sources predicted that the Halde- said "indictments are pretty far down the vice provost, with the committee And it came amid a flurry of other man and Ehrlichman resignations will the road" in the grand jury inquiry. V'^-v providing advice. Whiteleatber said. developments in the day after Nixon's bring major changes in the White Glanser said "we're not going to be > He said the committee plans to speech to the nation on the case: House staff structure. One source said stampeded into doing something inform students through The BG News Nixon would announce the shuffle next rash." of policies used at other Ohio universi- -THE SENATE voted to call on week. The Haldeman-Ehrlichman search ties. Nixon to appoint a special prosecutor Ziegler said the President had made for documentation began days prior to It will also make telephone surveys from outside the government to no decisions on replacements for the Nixon's acceptance Monday of their two aides, but administration officials resignations as his closest advisors, said tbey expect Treasury Secretary sources said. George Shullz to receive expanded It apparently was prompted by con- White House duties. tinuing news accounts linking them to the Watergate swirl. -SEN. CARL T. Curtis and others It was accelerated after reports that Nowiphofo by Gono J. Puikor suggested Nixon call on former Sen John W Dean III. fired Monday by John J. Williams (R-Del.l to oversee Nixon as presidential counsel, was tHimm frem 1* adieel the probe. Sen. Barry Gold water (R- ready to turn over to investigators cer- tf&mmti by the OMe Mm**** Teievwien Arlx.) cautioned that Richardson had tain documents relating to an alleged HuKkUm Sunday. The If thered goatvte m the nfrM ■ o White House coverup of Watergate at - - -1 »!__ C , , ,.. ,,, - Tli ■ ■ ■ close ties to prominent Watergate rwm w« raw ^werw*¥»w ^IWWI CrMWCKtwf l«| •■TO. figures, just as did resigned Atty. Gen. involvement. Academic bankruptcy tabled

ByMaryWey Considerable debate preceeded the to more liberal motions of the same subsidies to intercollegiate athletic Staff Reporter tabling. Most dealt with how the policy type, he said. events " would affect the pursuit of academic Dr. Sheldon Halpern. associate pro- It was defeated because of its In its last session of the year. excellence. fessor of English, favored tabling the connection with intercollegiate Faculty Senate yesterday tabled the Dr. Michael Doberly. professor of motion until further study, but said this activities. academic bankruptcy motion for psychology and a member of the type of policy is needed at the Dr. Ferrari addressed the senate on further study. Academic Policies Committee, University. the results of the salary inequity The proposal stated, "A student shall opposed the motion, saying grades are Dr. Halpern said students should be procedures which have been in effect Nowuphofo by Steven L. be able to have one entire quarter of already losing meaning and the allowed "forgiveness" for one bad the last two quarters. study not included in his transcript by motion, if passed, would only worsen quarter because of circumstances He said $103,000 in equalization T« af the eiem- tea* ai notifying the dean of his college no the situation. beyond control. monies has been distributed thus far M •art af the later than four weeks before John Doering. Student Body The final total is expected to be about ft pliaai period. The ekeht ptodaw M» take turns graduation. BE ALSO SAID means already exist Organization coordinator of academic $110,000. at tka peats ham 7 a.m.-5 p.m. aval am "Courses taken during the quarter for students wishing to withdraw poor affairs, said the motion would be removed must be retaken if credit for grades from their records. reintroduced to the senate next fall. SIXTY MEN AND M women were the courses is desired." The present proposal could also lead The senate also passed a motion granted salary changes, he said. The requesting the University Budget majority of the equalization monies. Council to double the Faculty research $45,000. went to the College of Arts and budget designated for faculty and Sciences. student research. The College of Education received Language alternatives available $35,000 and the School of Music. DR. MICHAEL Ferrari, acting $18,000 The College of Business provost, said the current budget for Administration received no funds By Denais Seeds in each of two different foreign lan- into the RL HI, and language 112.113. said not enough students select Latin faculty research is $110,000. Staff Reporter guages. 211, 212 sequence, but not vice versa. or Italian to justify the 112. 113. 211. 212 The original proposal stated, "The The remainder was distributed to A student may also complete 20 Course 202 is required for admission to sequence in those languages. University Faculty Senate strongly areas such as student affairs hours minimum with a choice of new 300-level courses IN THE German and Russian recommends that the University Dr Jack Greene, associate professor Beginning fall quarter, it will be pos- department, conversational courses sible for a student in the College of courses rather than the 101. 102. 103. In Italian and Latin, a student must Budget Council sets up a line item of psychology, was elected chairman of Arts and Sciences to complete his lan- 201 and 202 sequence. still complete conversation courses. will still be required. But five new designated for Faculty and Student the senate for the 1973-74 academic courses will be offered this fall to guage requirement without taking In romance languages, next fall a However, be may take them with 111. Research equal in dollar value' to year. He replaces Dr Karl Schurr. courses in conversational language. student may select the option of Dr. Janis Pallister, acting chairman supplement the core conversation present student and university professor of biology. romance languages HI, followed by of the romance languages department. courses: The Arts and Sciences Council last -German 100: (Introduction to Lan- four courses in French of Spanish (112. guage studies in German. A lecture- week approved changes in language 113.211.2121. programs in the romance languages Ohio state Justice reading course in English introducing Ellsberg's attorney department and the German and THIS SEQUENCE, composed of five the student to language as an area of Russian department, including one new courses, will emphasize cultural study. new option and a change in another readings. All discussions will be in will speak tonight -Russian 100: similar course on option. English and there will be no laboratory Russian; asks case dismissal requirement. Ohio Supreme Court Justice C. -German 117: Conversational William O'Neill, former governor of German, a supplement for students AT PRESENT, a student in the Romance Languages 111. entitled papers and other similar leaks to news Mediterranean Cultures." will deal Ohio, will speak at 7 tonight in US wanting practice in speaking German: LOS ANGELES (AP) - Daniel Ells- College of Arts and Sciences must: berg's attorney moved for dismissal of media of classified documents. -Complete a course sequence of 101. with the rise of romance languages and Education Bldg -German 200: Contemporary 102. 103. 201 and 202 in a language to cultures from Greco-Roman times to He will be speaking to a criminal German Life; the Pentagon papers trial indictment justice class on "The Role of the -German 217: Intermediate Conver- yesterday, after a revelation that just- Boudin moved for dismissal of the graduate; modern times in Spain. France and Judiciary in Ohio. sational German. resigned presidential aide John D indictment against Ellsberg and -Have graduated from a high school Italy. Anthony Russo. stating that he believes Subsequent courses 112. 113. 211 and The meeting is free and open to Dr. Boris Matthews, chairman of the Ehrlichman told FBI agents he knew where all instruction was conducted in that Watergate conspirators had the White House--"I mean the Presi- a language other than English; 212 will also deal with cultural the public. department, said the new courses Justice O'Neill is one of a series would give the student language con- broken into Daniel Ellsberg's psychia- dent specifically "-was indirectly -Have passed a proficiency readings, and will be graduated in diffi- responsible for Hunt's and Liddy's examination in the language on the 202 culty. of speakers who have addressed the tact beyond the core courses. trist's office. class which is taught by Dr. Charles actions. level; The new cultural readings courses Dr. Matthews said a brochure The attorneys then revealed thai may also be used for the requirement McCaghy. associate professor of explaining the new courses to be Ehrlichman bad told the agents he Byrne took no immediate action on -Completed four years of one the dismissal motion, saying he wanted language in high school. fulfillment in the three-quarter se- sociology, and Dr. Donald D. offered in fall and the new sequence hired Watergate conspirators E Simmons, chairman of the business will be available at the office of both Howard Hunt and G Gordon Liddy to to see further results of the govern- Next fall, a student may complete his quence of two languages. ment probe into the matter before language requirement by completing A student may transfer at any point law department. language departments Wednesday. conduct an investigation "directly out any first-year, three-quarter sequence from his 101. 102,103. 201. 202 sequence May 9. of the White House" into the Pentagon acting. Pag* 2 Ih. BO N.w., Wednesday, May 2, 1973 poster eDueRiaLS fair probe white castle houses king

The Watergate affair has claimed four more victims, and yet the stage is still not set for a full investigation of the scandal By NlcfceUs vaa HiHitu who think voting against an incumbent looking at Nixon we would long ago integrity like Chicago's Albert Je Monday President Nixon accepted the resignations of three President is an unpatriotic act. have known a lot more about bow be might find out who put up these huge If there weren't a no-third-term top aides and in doing so may be steering the executive branch Watergate may be the best thing to and his companions were manning the sums of money. Did these men know happen to the American Presidency in amendment, the electorate would have yardarms of the ship of state. they were paying for crime or was this back to the course of necessary business. this century. converted the Presidency into a money extorted from businessmen? After appointing William D. Ruckelshaus temporary That's a very minority opinion as lifetime job years ago. Harry Truman WE. WITH OUR THE-President For months now here in Washington director of the FBI, Nixon named Elliot L. Richardson will be obvious enough in the coming would have just left the White House. can-do-no-wrong conviction, had the rumor has been circulating that a attorney general and asked him to assume immediate months of weeping, beard-pulling and decided to ignore the string of number of business contributors were direction of the Watergate investigation. lamentation about how the exposure of PRESIDENT-WORSHIP IS SO scandals, any one of which should have blackjacked into kicking in under the Richardson will replace Richard G. Kleindienst, who quit as these crimes has damaged public pervasively accepted that the pictures resulted in the indictments of very high threat that the new environmental confidence not only in the man. but of the reigning monarch's puss on ten Nixon appointees. attorney general because he had learned "persons with whom laws or the Phase II price control public respect for the office. million walls no more registers on us Even now Nixon is being permitted regulations would be used against I had had close personal and professional associations could To protect the office, many who care than Mao's probably does on the to investigate himself and thus limit them be involved in conduct violative of the laws of the United nothing for Richard Nixon will want to Chinese. what is allowed to come out. States." spare him direct responsibility for It doesn't occur to us that it's a bit of Only a few men in Congress like The pressure to open up all the cans Can these individuals be strangers to Richardson who has what he's been doing in the White an imposition on a free people to have Henry Reuas of Wisconsin are of worms on the Nixon grocery store been in the cabinet since June. 1970? We doubt it. House. time pre-empted on all three networks screaming about the impropriety of shelves can't come from a citizenry Ruckelshuas came to Washington in 1960 as an assistant to when the Sun King opens his royal yap Nixon's Assistant Attorney General, that thinks the White House is a HENCE THERE WILL BE much to address his subjects. Henry Petersen, carrying on this cathedral former attorney general John N. Mitchell with whom talk about disloyal advisers, and "the As much as some of us malicious inquiry in which some of the ugliest Kleindienst was closely associated. people around him," as though they'd spirits might like to blame Nixon for questions have hardly been raised. IT MUST COME FROM people with Can either of these men conduct a fair and impartial gotten into the place without his the evolution to such grotesque It appears that at least a million a touch of cynicism, for they are the investigation of their friends and, ultimately, of the President consent. preeminence, history forbids it. He dollars in unaudited cash was stashed sort who do ask questions. who originally appointed them? In fact. Nixon is more responsible isn't the first President to endow the in various safes for the purpose of Remember, after what John F. Watergate cries for an investigation by an independent, because he has run such a tight ship. job with its sacerdotal functions. paying people to commit unethical and- Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson got disinterested outsider. Now. As H.R. Haldeman. bis major-domo, You can look backward and find or criminal acts. away with, even a President less said at a time when such a statement Abraham Lincoln acting as both rapacious than Nixon would have tried didn't constitute incriminating President and high priest of the WE NOW KNOW THAT after some for more. evidence, "All the power in the White American secular religion. of the crooks were apprehended, Any gink in that job knows that if House is in one man. I don't think there indicted and convicted they remained we're on our knees in the voting booth job well done are seconds or thirds or even fourths.'' IF THE SERMON WE call the on Nixon's payroll. with our hands clasped and our eyes If pinning the guilt on Nixon himself Second Inaugural is a work of art, it is A special prosecutor, say a closed, we ain't watching. lessons the general reverence for the still Lincoln acting as Presidential WmhnflMi PMt-Ktnf FaatwrOT SymfKOI. The University's budget subcouncil may end up as the most Republican lawyer of unquestioned Presidency we ought to give that band Pope just as much as Nixon's vulgar level-beaded group this institution has ever appointed. of burglars a medal prayer breakfasts. Last weekend the subcouncil acted on budgets for 17 Our awe of Presidents doesn't limit organizations receiving money from the $90 per quarter A CERTAIN DEFERENCE to high itself to living incumbents. We even student fee. We believe the committee made those budget public office is permissible, even protect the dead ones. •me BG news decisions fairly and. with the exception of one or two cases, desirable, but our treatment of the Men who couldn't stand his guts accurately. Presidency is nothing short of political when be was alive are made Mariolatry-the practice of regarding An Independent Student Voice The predominantly student group made one of the uncomfortable by the disclosures of the Virgin Mary as the equal of the Franklin Roosevelt's adulteries. University's first moves to eliminate the severe handicaps Holy Trinity. Americans demand that neither their Editorial Stuff facing the women's sports program by more than doubling the The tendency of Americans to look parents nor their Presidents have sex women's annual budget. upon the chief magistrate as an elected lives. It also recommended that fee waivers for Student Body monarch was long ago noted, but in the We approach our Presidents with our editor kofhsvinel. hatton Organization (SBO) officers be discontinued, a good move if last 40 years or so. be has graduated heads bowed, which makes it managing editor I scott scredon some other form of paying SBO officers, possibly through from being our suffragan king to the impossible to look at them. ntwi editor kathlaen m. frait academic credit, is found to take the place of the waivers. status of emperor H, instead of assuming a position of editorial editor James m. carey We have people running around loose blind, servile piety, we had been The subcouncil managed to increase funds to student makeup editor rose m. hum* organizations that have become important, almost sports editor frederkr ortlip fundamental parts of many students' lives-particularly the photo editor marcia j. lamer Commuter Student Organization and the Black Student Union let's hear from you copy editor joant.gettl -and at the same time was strong enough to eliminate funds to The B(J News welcomes all letter! In the editor and opinion columns entertainment editor patrkial. bailey groups with only an extremely limited student appeal. Letters may comment on any other letter, column or editorial We question the subcouncil's recommendation to shift the Letters should be a maximum of 300 words, typewritten We ask that Business Staff Office of Voter Awareness to SBO. SBO is already working on columns be no more than (our typed pages triple-spaced a limited budget, and, with new officers only entering the The News maintains the right to edit all submissions that exceed these business manager vaughn • rockhold sixth week of their term, we doubt whether the group can limits or with respect to the laws of libel and proper taste advertising manager John g. pollock adequately absorb the voter operation at this time. Letters and columns must include the author s name address and sales manager mkhaal j. valantini phone number, and may be mailed to (he Editor, /o The BG News 106 But overall the subcouncil has done a good job; we hope it University Mall keeps it up. Editorial and Business Offices 106 University Hall Phone 372-2003 on the right ihHiHMi fbUM I.nil,i -•-- IWSm »*■•-» *• n, .*. ,„—•. IWIIH ««*•. IK« OTrtfcarMr «« >h* PvMMrw i On—m •* s—Si o>«,

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By William F. Backley Jr. His character is preoccupation with ONE'S MIND GOES back to a emperor, than by the corollary that no cosmic concerns so absorbed him as to relevant historical episode. After the one under any circumstances should be uenera 1 do not believe that President Nixon leave him transfixed, like Socrates in debacle. General Douglas MacArthur punished less. knew about the impending Watergate one of his philosophical trances, while was sent to Tokyo to govern the In America, the President is the operation, let alone that he such petty matters as Watergate defeated country of Japan. emperor in addition to being the prime a logical solution commissioned it. flurried about him. He ordered the Japanese parliament minister. He is. no matter that his It is significant that, as the polls Mr. Nixon is a man of compulsive to devote itself to the formulation of a term as such is limited, the sovereign. I'm writing this in regard to the answer to the problem, and at this time reveal, forty per cent of the American curiosity concerning matters of Constitution. people believe otherwise. letter written by Jeff Rozzelle. which it seems to be the only one. then you potential political moment. A draft submitted to MacArthur for WHEN IT IS contemplated to was printed Wednesday, April 25 fellows have only yourselves to blame Significant because v iat forty per execute the king, it is necessary to his approval called for extraordinarily If Jeff Rozzelle has a better solution Which would you rather have-a cent of the American people believe is, MR. GALLUP HAS NOT released severe penalties to be visited on think first about the consequences on America being a republic, translatable to the problem of men entering girls policewoman patrolling the balls or the figures, but it is likely that a anyone who attempted to assassinate the people, rather than on the judicial dorms and rooms unescorted, I wish be open bouse privileges taken avay into political pressure poetry of the sentence. considerable majority of the American the President. would come forward and tell the rest of entirely? people believe that Richard Nixon Salus populi. suprema lex. IT IS PREDICTABLE that that us. knew way before April 17. that people MACARTHUR. FOR all that his If Nixon were impeached, the I'm sure we'd all be interested in Stephanie Masek pressure will find voice in Congress, surrounding him were not merely habits were imperious, was profoundly punishment would be visited primarily and that we shall soon be bearing hearing it. As the problem now stands. 329 McDonald West standing aside from the Watergate republican by training, and he vetoed on the state I think a policewoman in Founder's discussion over what is the appropriate investigations, but were in fact the suggestion, insisting that in a punishment to mete out to Richard That line of reasoning can be Quadrangle is a very wise and logical conspiring-a word used here with democratic society no one should be solution. Nixon precision-to obstruct justice. above, or below, anyone else, where corrupted by saying that to imprison donate stipend the father is to punish his wife and I'm sure that if the girls of Founder's Even those who decline to believe That belief will in due course punishment was concerned. thought this recent action was an that Mr Nixon had foreknowledge of crystallize into a legal formulation What is condign punishment for the children. In one of its latest crusades. The BG infringement of their rights, they News has pointed to the "disparity'' the affair believe --many of them-that namely that President Nixon was pickpocket is condign punishment for would have said something to the Nixon s supervision of the Watergate HOWEVER TRUE IT is that to between scholarship funds for guilty of misprision of felony the emperor, or for the assailant of an proper authorities. investigation was at best self serving, Misprision of introduced to impeach emperor, neither more nor less. punish someone is to afflict others than academic and athletic achievement. he. It is necessary to remind oneself Those girls that I've spoken to are This is fine but I have a suggestion. at worst criminal Nixon is not President Nixon, and it is imperative MacArthur was wrong in the really pleased with the policewoman otherworldly in his habit of operations that that motion should be defeated. generality, less wrong insofar as he that the sovereign is unique: that the If The News is so concerned about punishment of the whole of the state is and are very glad to have her around. this, why doesn't it take action to back never justified. The problem of unwanted visitors in up its words? This could be done by I am an enthusiast for Spiro Agnew. the girls dorms is not a recent one. returning half of the funds allotted to But I would not wish him to be This kind of thing has been going on all The BG News by the administration President as a result of the year. iHS.oon.year) impeachment of Nixon, nor would I Even though I don't live in think it a just imposition on those Founder's. I wish we had the same NEWS GOULD make the Americans who for whatever reason kind of protection here in McDonald specific stipend that these returned believe that Agnew would not serve West, and I know a lot of others would monies are indeed to be ased only for them as President. agree. ar srtemh" ■rhoJafahhw You fellows don't know what it's like The money irhsined by The News For such reasons it is critical to to be afraid to leave your room could be made by ihigkag a nominal begin now to focus on what punishment unlocked for a few minutes, or to go subscriptloo rate to students (such as should be meted out if it should be down to the vending machine room one dollar per quarter) and or a the established that President Nixon was alone with the fear of getting stopped cent newsstand charge, much like guilty, as so widely believed, of by some wandering guy. other newspapers. obstructing justice. If having a "power symbol" patrol the halls of Founder's is the only TUB WOULD ACCOMPLISH two AN APPROPRIATE PUNISHMENT things: first, more money would be lough on the malieasor, but intelligent available for academic scholarships. and magnanimous upon the innocent And it jast might be that other state, would be the censure of the so they say organisations would follow suit to help President by the Congress. Such a close this crucial gap. censure, in the typical western Secondly, The BG News would, by country, would result in the resignation virtue of sales, see how many students of the chief executive Elisabeth Taylor: like their "let's-see-who-we-can-get- Bat America's government is next" attitude enough to pay to read it. different, and it is imprudent not to "...she is really a very prudish girl, shape the penalty with a view to such which is one of the reasons she has Joe Bush differences. been married five times. She would not OOOffenhauerA go to bed with a gentleman unless he Dale Malm Obviously another legitimate reaction by our severely provoked hero comrades!' Wwtil

Women comprise 22.5 per MALE FACULTY mem- two-year colleges where the statistics exist, the OE cent of the nation's full-time bers earn an average annual figures are $12,889 and report cited an earlier study college and university salary of IM.3S2, while $11,862 respectively of universities to show the faculty members and females receive an average The survey also revealed proportion of women faculty receive average salaries of(11.865 that 9 7 per cent, or 5,565. of members to males has that are almost $2,500 less The salary gap is widest in all female faculty members changed little in the last 10 than their male the nation's universities, have achieved the rank of years counterparts'. where men receive an professor, compared with These were the findings average salary of 115.829. 25.5 per cent of all males The proportion has risen released las', week by the compared with $12,325 for Although no strictly from 19 per cent in 1962-63 to U.S. Department of Health. women It is smallest at comparable historical 20 6 per cent in 1972-73. Education and Welfare's Office of Education (OE). Compiled by OE s National Center for Edu- cational Statistics, the data represent estimates for the 1972-73 academic year. newsnoTes "Hanoi will soon have to make its Statistics deal with the in- choice and decide whether it wants full structional faculty in public Gas shortage implementation of the accords in good and private institutions of faith or if it prefers to take the path higher education in the 50 WASHINGTON (API - Warning that which would take us to the unfortunate states, the District of the nation faces potentially severe gaso- military situation to which we hoped to Columbia and outlying line shortages this summer. Interior put an end by signing the cease-fire areas. Secretary Rogers C.B. Morton agreement.' said Deputy Asst Secre- Awclf d f.«. WlrepWo Preliminary figures yesterday urged all Americaas tary of State William H Sullivan after revealed that colleges and Nap ■wcky KMI e* DJU., rt^H, iMk Mi Sfcrin. Ora» Mwa* far • waft tart voluntarily to restrict then- ililifca; talks on cease-fire violations with North universities employ 197.633 "The driving habits of the American Vietnamese Deputy Foreign Minister Ttwnriay. ki 3.000 pmittd Zaia a~« «WJI and tee* a nap in a 4WWWWWWI men and 57,297 women on people can determine whether we get Nguyen Co Thac-h t/me nine- and 10-month through the summer without a problem contracts. or whether we have to consider far more serious remedial measures than have so Budget deficits far been considered." Morton said. "I am convinced that if a majority of WASHINGTON (API - The Americans take energy conservation government yesterday revised sharply Sadat begs Soviet support seriously, we will not have gasoline downward its estimated budget deficits shortages this summer." be added. for 1973 and 1974 as a result of rising government receipts Secretary of the Treasury George P. By The Associated Press Washington has an interest States would be prepared to 25th anniversary observance This was interpreted as a Shultz said the 1973 budget deficit is now in maintaining Israel's invade Arab countries and May 7. plea for Soviet backing in Peace talks $'9.8 billion-$5 7 billion less that the ori- President Anwar Sadat of strength because the Arabs grab their oil fields if the military action against PARIS (API - North Vietnamese and ginal estimate The estimated 1974 bud- Egypt charged yesterday control more than half the U.S. oil shortage demanded IN HIS SPEECH. Sadat Israel, which Sadat has been U.S. cease-fire negotiators returned get deficit is now $5 billion, he said, an that the United States backs world's known oil reserves it. repeatedly alluded to the in- saying for months is the only home yesterday with the Americans improvement of $7 billion over the ori- Israeli domination of the and "we know there is an But the Egyptian evitability of war with Israel way out for Egypt. threatening resumption of U.S. military ginal estimate. Middle East out of concern energy crisis in the United president did not specific- and announced: "Our Soviet action in Vietnam if violations of the Shultz attributed the improved budget over Arab oil and the energy States" ally make that accusation, friends must realize that He said Egypt has been cease-fire continue and Hanoi's man figures to a rising flow of tax receipts crisis. nor did he say why U.S. oil what has been taken by spending about $2 1 billion a ruling out a meeting soon between "primarily because of the strong up- He assailed IS. peace "IP NEED BE, the needs would not dictate force can only be recovered year for the last six years to Henry A Kissinger and Le Due Tho trend in the economy." plans for the Middle East Americans would come and friendship with the oil rich by force." get ready for the battle and pleaded for Soviet occupy the sources of Arabs rather than hostility support for the Arabs in energy in the Arab world." against them what he repeated is an he added, "so we know why "inevitable" confrontation Israel is being supported by PREMIER Uolda Meir of with Israel. the United States Israel told students at Watergate-questions remain Sadat declared in his 90- This appeared to imply a Hebrew University that minute speech that charge that the United should the war break out WASHINGTON (AP) - the man who leaked the were paid from a secret continues to keep secret its campaign lawyer has said again as Sadat seemed to be President Nixon's claim Pentagon papers. cash fund in the President's spending, reportedly these documents contain Faculty, staff, student predicting, "there is no that his investigators hid the re-election headquarters involving around $10 million, payroll records of at least doubt what the result would truth from him in the THE PRESIDENT from before last April 7 two of the Watergate be." Watergate wiretapping mentioned none of these in NEWS REPORTS say in- That is the date a new law conspirators leaves a lot of questions his address Monday night, vestigators turned up a required public reporting. VESCO: Financier Robert tea set for tomorrow In still another indication awaiting answers. except for a reference to $500,000 fund in a California NIXON'S campaign L. Vesco is accused in a A tea for University faculty, staff and students has been of war preparedness in the The Watergate scandal "alleged improper actions" bank, used by the finance chairman, former lawsuit by the Securities and planned for tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Grand Middle East. Israel unveiled long ago spread beyond the for which Nixon said he President's personal lawyer Commerce Secretary Exchange Commission of Ballroom. Union. more new additions to its mere break-in at Demo- shoulders full responsibility. to pay. among other things, Maurice Stans, faces a looting $224 million from Sponsored by the University human relations committee, arsenal, including an cratic headquarters last Here are some subsidiary a political saboteur threat of a contempt citation mutual funds he controlled. the tea is designed to provide an opportunity for faculty. American-built helicopter, June 17. scandals in the conglomer- RECORDS Although the for dragging his feet in Several links already have staff and students to informally meet each other and an American-built gun It now embraces secret ate now collectively called President promises there turning over cartons full of been established between exchange ideas for making the University a better place in mounted on a tank and modi- campaign funds, hidden "Watergate." will be no "whitewash," his records to court officials, as his dealings and Nixon which to live and work. fied versions of Soviet-made documents, links connecting campaign organization promised last November. A associates. Individuals are invited to "come and go at their leisure." tanks captured from the the White House and the MONEY: Two secret Syd Scott, chairman of the committee and resident Arabs. Nixon campaign to a campaign funds have been advisor for minority students, said a suggestion box will be The Israelis plan to mutual-fund scandal, and found, and a third is located at the tea to allow individuals to submit ideas for the parade their military might alleged crimes by White reported in news accounts UAO Campus FLICKS committee's attention this spring or next fall. through Jerusalem in their House employees against The Watergate burglars

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By Bart Broker those walls are about 1.800 command, the door grates are positioned on the before his parole board. will be waiting for him when "This guy who's getting any solitude, tend to run in FeMarc Writer men like you-convicted open to still more bars. network of asphalt paths He is in the reformatory be is released He said he out today woke us up at S gangs, if for no other reason, felons Most of them are A glass-paneled booth that dissect the prisonyard for what he describes an would like to be a mechanic am rattling stuff against to survive. And the tech- You're probably about 20 between 16 and 30 years old. houses the man who controls But the men on watch in the "robbing a guy and then someday, but he isn't sure the bars and yelling. 'I'm niques of crime they pick up yean old the day you're first They'll spend an average of the gates of the prison. wall's towers are armed- punching him." He said be yet just what he will do going home. I'm going from each other are not jailed at Mansfield State 18 and one-half months Another door opens, and rifles and shotguns, deserved to be sentenced, when he is released. home.' Every month, about exacUy a part of the Reformatory. there-months which require you're in a large, gym- someone said. but be is bitter about the He said he will not be back the middle, same thing mythical rehabilitation Within the guard-studded more than a few nasium-like room, furnished No one tries to go over the walls around him. in school next term. happens What do they want process of prison. walls are red block adjustments with chairs and tables for walls, he added. "You know "This is supposed to be a Although he could not read to wake us up for? I'm i»t structures built more than inmates and visitors. The they're gonna shoot," he reformatory, but look at before he came to going home ' The retrospective sug- 70 years ago. Occasionally AT THE TOP of a once- noise level is high, charged said. "And they shoot to kill, those walls," be said. "This Mansfield. John, who is now gestions for the perfect you'll find a relatively new stately, polished wood stair- with the voices of more so what's the use?" ain't a reformatory. This is literate, said be has no ONE WAY to pass the crime are also at borne. As addition like the Fields case in the main building is children than you would a prison." further use for school time until a man does go one inmate is reported to School. a heavily barred door. At expect to find in a visiting John said one benefits "What for? ' be asked He home is through the nave told a thwarted thief. Somewhere behind all some invisible and silent room. from attempts at insti- pointed to the woman who vocational opportunities Next time you'll know And still another barred Opinion tutional rehabilitation. teaches his class. "She's all offered at the reformatory. better than to leave any door leads to the cells. "Eighty per cent of these the time telling me about As in the traditional class- witnesses." Professor to lecture The cells are all the same- In the Fields School, men guys wind up right back in how there aren't any jobs room, there are a number small cubicles that one wander down nearly prison," he said. out there, and prices are so of alternatives-masonry, A MAN CAN learn a lot at inmate said make you feel deserted corridors into "Not me, though. I'm high anyway. Poor men welding, furniture shops Mansfield. But just what be on U.S. conservatism like you're living in a classrooms directed by getting as far from this hole can't afford all th.it stuff. Yet one prison staffer said is learning remains a question. Professor Matthew Holden of the University of Wisconsin bathroom. some of the 41 certified as I can." "Besides, now what they there are at least SO Two aluminum beds, teachers at Mansfield. Where will he go? gonna do with the soldiers programs he'd like to add at Madison, will discuss Conservatism in America'' today Perhaps it is like John at 1 p m in the Ohio Suite. Union. folding out from the scarred Educational offerings "Cleveland. My people are home? That just means they "There's just no money range from basic adult edu- said Rehabilitation? Man. Holden has published articles and books on ethnic, urban walls, a chipped and up there." need jobs. too. I told her 1 available tor education in and bureaucratic politics. His most recent book is "The browning sink and toilet cation to two years of wasn't coming back next Ohio." he said. "We have to there ain't no such thing. I The light from a single bulb college courses. JOHN SAID he had term." make do with what we've know about more bad stuff White Man's Burden." He is now editing a yearbook of now than I ever did on the public policy research for the Public Policy Association. filters through the gloom, A man can learn a lot worked in a TV repair shop John talked about the men got." The lecture, part of the political science department's making even the hazy during his stay in Mansfield since he was 14, and the job who have been paroled Prisoners, never allowed streets." -the opportunities are there. speaker series, is free and open to the public. sunlight outside seem bright Holden will meet informally with interested faculty in comparison But some men are not so members and graduate students at 7:30 p.m. in 404 Moseley sure that the conventional WEAPONLESS guards route to a high school Hall diploma, for eiample. is the Foreign oid pockoge proposed best way to go about things One prison staffer said he UAO BOWLING TOURNAMENTS heard that a diploma was WASHINGTON (AP) - considered especially close have in the freedom and under the Nixon Doctrine May 10- Couples Dutch Doubles once bribed from an inmate- President Nixon asked Con- to the United States. Some independence of the the United states has tried clerk for four packs of gress yesterday for S2.9 $33 million would also be countries of Southeast to stimulate the other May 17- Women's Best Ball Doubles cigarettes on the prison billion in foreign aid to spent to train foreign Asia." countries to bear a larger May 24- Men's Best Ball Doubles barter system friendly nations, including soldiers here. NIXON asked Congress to part of tbe costs of their own 1632 million to rebuild The $2.9 billion requested act on his request "with a defense and economic ENTRY FEES: Couples 1150/team IN THE BASIC adult edu- Indochina. for fiscal year 1974 contrasts special sense of urgency so needs Men's. & Women's $4 bO'team cation, reaction to the The package included no with the $2.6-billion foreign that we may continue tbe But he said this balance DEPOSIT. $1.00 when you sign up school runs the gamut from money for North Vietnam, aid program that has been in important progress we have should not be shifted too Trophies awarded for 1,2,3 places in each contest a young man intent on but Nixon said the effect under a continuing made toward achieving quickly, "and increase the college to an inmate (We'll Communist country would congressional resolution for peace during the last year." likelihood of international Sign up in UAO office now!!!! call John) who is planning to be eligible for U.S. help nearly two years The President said that instability." quit his studies. when it complies fully with John is about 21. He has the Vietnam cease-fire "THE SUMS I am been in Mansfield for three agreement. requesting represent the U.S. Justice Douglas years and has one more year absolute minimum prudent to serve until he appears "IF AND when that investment which the United occurs," he said. "1 believe States can afford to make if to talk tonight at TU that American assistance we wish to create a peaceful William O Douglas, D Roosevelt for reconstruction and world.'" Nixon said in his associate justice of the U.S. He has written 17 books on Don't change development of both South message. Supreme Court, will discuss history and legal issues, and North Vietnam would A special feature of the Hemispheric Cooperation" including " Holocaust of your summer represent a sound invest- new assistance program is during a free public meeting Hemispheric Co-op," on plans ment in confirming the the singling out of South tonight at 8 in the University which his TU address will be peace." Vietnam. Laos and of Toledo (TU> student based His proposal includes $652 Cambodia for economic union auditorium. The meeting is sponsored million in military reconstruction aid Justice Douglas has been by the Student Bar assistance and another $100 Nixon said that "to ignore a member of the Supreme Association of the TU it you're going lo spend a million for Jordan. Thailand these needs would be to task Court since 1939 when be college of law and the TU ioi oi tin-., coming summer and other countries the enormous investment we was nominated bv Franklin student union board around iho water—sailing and swimming- you'll want the prolection ol Tampax tampons Girls have frequently OXFORD HOUSE red about swimming during those difficult days oid fashioned napkins '• Connie's Casual Fancies make swimminn ?!-?•- ble, bul with Grand Re-Opening Celebration I ampax tampons the

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About 100 sorority and to clean out a storage area. liary organization and to best by the Union Activities groups, however. What might prompt a stu- fraternity members re- Two of us ended up spending give women Use opportunity Organization. The booth and "These are not social dent to give his time to help painted and refinisbed play- five hours shoveling horse to be of service. the coat check they spon- organizations, but that Is not others'' ground equipment, planted manure from a barn," said There are now five other sored raised the most money to say we don't have a good trees and cleaned street* Dave Buck I and junior (Ed.) chapters in the United for charity during last quar- social life. We do see the It's hard to say. really. and parks last Saturday in and fraternity president. States ter's Mardi tiras festivities. need for parties and such Perhaps it's simply knowing St. Marys, a town southwest Not all the projects are The members go to or- activities and often have 1 helped someone who of Lima. that distasteful. Buckland phanages, schools for excep- SERVICE projects are not them," said Marilyn Uvor- needed it." said George The cleanup was spon- said. "We went to Maurnee tional children and nursing the only function of the two nik, junior (Ed). Uragovich. senior (Ed.). sored by the University Youth Camp, a juvenile homes. They also are spon- chapter of Alpha Phi detention center, and sors of an Ethiopian child. Omega, national service played, worked and pre- fraternity, to help celebrate pared a meal for the kids. IN ADDITION, they work Firelands sells arts review the chapter's 25th anni- "Their amazement that with the cancer society. The second annual "Mixer: Firelands Arts the vine from audience starvation That's versary. someone would be willing to Help Us Recycle Trash Review" is off the presses. what we want to prevent An artist, a writer The Miami University do this for them without any (HURT) and other The review, containing poetry, fiction, needs an audience Appreciation and chapter of Alpha Phi Omega strings or compensation charitable agencies photography and art. is published by the recognition instill motivation and the desire and the Bowling Green chap- made the entire experience "I felt the need to be of Rudinger Foundation, a non-profit to keep on creating " ter of Omega Phi Alpha, na- worthwhile." Buckland said. service to others because in corporation Money collected from review tional service sorority, college life, you have a sales will be used for awards and Dr. Rudinger sasd the long-range plan for worked with the fraternity. THE FRATERNITY is tendency to forget about the scholarships for Firelands students. the foundation is to be sell sustaining by now working on a Scout other guy," said Mary Ellen Dr. Joel D Rudinger, assistant professor generating enough funds to cover the cost of ST. MARYS was chosen as Sportarama to be held in Sexton, senior tEd l and of English at Firelands. is founder of the publishing the review. Until then, the review the project site because the May and the annual "Beauty president of the local Omega foundation and editor of the review. Is financed by private donations. groups wanted a centrally and the Beast" contest. Phi Alpha chapter Orders for the review should be sent to Dr located town with which Since its founding, the "It gives you a good "THERE'S a great deal of talent around Rudinger. Firelands branch. Ml Rye Beach they had no ties. fraternity has organized the feeling to help others and be us." Dr. Rudinger said. "Most of it dies on Road. Huron. Ohio 44839 The activity in St. Marys first student book exchange aware of other people. The was part of a series of work- in the Union, originated the common goal of service days in which Alpha Phi Freddy Falcon mascot and unites us to be able to per- Omega members go into a started the first ride board. form things that, as indivi- community to perform "I see us as a group of duals, we might not be able Sunday Special! ^ various tasks for persons men willing to get involved to do," she said. II t a long way gurnet ttw Unit, wl, narci.Hy K who could not do them them- and give some of our time to The service fraternity and yaw'r. rrw m purMn. ttw cart. Card Qmm, selves. Often this involves our fellow man." Buckland sorority often work together ^ The Good, Bad, and The Ugly, 2 erahrmrrr i AeVS), raj», and lyaet ■wryiwari, barii washing windows, doing said. on service projects. Carol yard work or light moving, In 1053. Omega Phi Alpha mamaari of Daha Zata tarariry, practka far Ik* Dunning, junior (Ed.), and but jobs can become quite was founded at the Univer- Jim Cowles. senior (Ed.). •ata 500 to b. htU Saturday. out of the ordinary. sity by the men of Alpha Phi are the vice presidents in V CLINT EASTWOOD

The BG Student Co-op will buy a membership at the to persons now holding chairman of the board at a NITE CLUB hold a Classic and Under- door. memberships. meeting earlier this week. ground Film Festival on The co-op will also hold a The board also said Other new officers include May 18 and la (rum 8pm to sidewalk record sale on May persons can hold member- Newton, re-elected as midnight in 105 Hanna Hall 17 and 18. tentatively set for ships for the length of their president; Bill Manson, Wednesday 50-50 Nite The tentative schedule of the sidewalk in front of the "association with the Uni- junior IA&SI. store him stars includes The I'mon versity." However, the manager; Judi Levin, junior Thursday 2 for 1 Nite Little Rascals. W C. Fields THE COOP board of wording has not yet been (AM), re-elected as secre- and Groucho Marx Films directors has also extended defined, said Marilynn tary; Steve Kowalski. junior from the Ann Arbor Film the length of its member- Newton, sophomore (Ed.) (B.A.), accountant; Bill Now Appearing Festival will also be shown ships to four years. and Co-op president. Whelan. sophomore. (A&Si. Wed., Thur., Fri., Sat. The festival will be free to Previously the memberships Ron Kublman, junior treasurer; and Bill Priest, co-op members Non- were good for two years. (B.A.I, was selected new freshman (AfcS), auditor. members must pay $1 and The new policy also applies EFFIC English lecture slated CHERRY HILL VILLAGE AT Clarence Gohdes. visiting Nineteenth Century COCKTAIL LOWOl professor in the English England" and "Literature Furnished 2 Bedroom "Mr. Bojangles" department, will speak on of the American People." BOWLING GREEN O "An American Author as The lecture is free and 893 S. Main St. - 352-9074 Democrat" today at 4 p.m open to the public. Suites in the Pink Dogwood Room. $ Union He will discuss how liter- only 65 ature has projected (based on 4 person occupancy) America's image abroad MOTHER'S DAY Gohdes is editor of • Facilities include .. "American Literature" and has also authored "American Literature in • IV* baths Sunday, May 13 Ai • Wall to Wall Carpeting Beaded Handbags Umbrellas THIS We6K6ND • Central Heat and A/C Stationery Notes • [.>! Cards Plaques EMOTIONAL •Patio Grills • Indoor Pool Music Boxes Pottery Straw Flowers AND MATERIAL Gift Bocks Gloom Chasers Cosmetics PREGNANCY AH) Contact Our Rental Agent at Address Books Mobiles Colognes Mod. 11 a.m.-l p.m. 741 High St. Decorative Plates Glassware Jewelry T-R. 6 PJIL-9 p.m. 352-6248 Fit 3 p.m.-6 p.m. Large Variety of Candles, Flower Rings and Holders Hrs. 10-12,1-5,7-11 Everyday but Wed. Bates and Springer Inc. Charities Board UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE presents Sunday, May 13 Student Services Building 2:00 & 5:30 p.m. "CONSERVATISM at THURSDAY IS STUDENT NIGHT. ADMISSION $1.00 WITH I.D. Anderson Arena IN AMERICA" STADIUM STADIUM Lecture Presented by {Ciiteiwa-f) (jCji~met»a ICTUSB€ Prof. Mathew Holden §8E NOW PLAYING NOW PLAYING VOUR .VORIDS cm AII si of the Political Science 7:15 - 9:30 7:30 - 9:15 UUHKIS. CIRCUS 1AUN1 i Department, University of zMake someone you love happy.. Wisconsin, Madison See it with the love of your life... Frl. Escapa Service or your wife. IV-Bowling Green 4:15 p.m. AR-Cleveland 7:05 p.m. Today, May 2 LV-Bowhng Green 4:15 p.m 3-RINGS-3 ARColumbus 6:45 p.m. Missive SpectKlt, Sunday Return Cmderelli it the Coronsbw Bill!' LV-Cleveland 5 p.m. ELEPHANTS-WILD ANIMALS 1:00 P.M. AR Bowling Green 7:45 p.m. IV Columbus 5:45 p.m. AtfulU 11.50 Ohio Suite — University Union ARBowling Green 7:45 p.m SlvtmU J1.00 • Mens Gym • BGSU frridaHn mt Joseph Subic Sr. Moms aooompuMd by The most incredible manhunt of them all! 419E.Woosttf stu«iis rammed it "This evening at 7:30, Prof. Holden will Student Price IHtMeSCHCORPOMlON,™. BG, Ohio meet with graduate students and in- 353-5982 RcMlMNliB BURT LANCASTER ALAIN DEL0N PAUL SC0FIEL0 terested faculty in 404 Mosely. NO ONE UNDER 17 ADMITTED GO GREYHOUND 406 Stnlait Services A MOURWWR Fiirr "SCORPIO" J8E-S- United Artiiti : JV----4i a—J lasna. tha oVvfg so u. I.D. REQUIRED > leraif freer Pot* */Th« BG N.W., W«in.«Jay. May 7, 1973 'Where Thrifty Shopping WE'VE GOT THE is a Pleasure" GreatScot FRIENDLY FOOD STORES FOR YOU!

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It was one of those afternoons when an ordinary game of soccer just wouldn't cure the enthusiasm and vi- vacity nurtured by spring fever. The weather was warm, the spirits high. Students of Harshman Quad- rangle were searching for something different to do when "there isn't any- thing to do" was the all-too-familiar saying. Boredom was the problem. Innovation was the word. And they found a soluticn-a game of window soccer. All it took was a small group of friends looking for a little excitement, a few windows, and a soccer ball. After each student was placed at a window and teams designated, the fun began. The open windows and the side of the building served as the playing field. A toss across and a push upwards got the game going as participants leaned in different directions to keep the ball in motion. It took a little imagination and con- centration, and after awhile it seemed as though they weren't as concerned about dropping themselves as they were about dropping the ball. Even the spectators below were kept amused. But occasionally, a roof got in the way of the traveling ball, and a little assistance was needed to get it back on the right course. Sometimes the simplest games can be the most fun.

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1 3 i4 7 II - ; 6 9 q 1 " DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE 14 * C "pr * Gen 1 Irjiuri- ' .up " The budget of EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES 17 \—\ 1 ,9 ACROSS 62 At HI. '* 1 P.n or berate. 63 Perle of 20 8 123 6 First name in Washington. , has been SLASHED! * him.. wni.^ 1 ■ 10 lltention -getting 1 French dance. : j .* T.ij ...-:_ " ' ?? 28 ■ II Letter of ihr .1 Island in the • ■ Yes, we have been badly maimecL.but not - repeat, NOT - devitalized alphabet. N. Pacific. ?2 13 ?4 Ii 1 IJIIIJ ■ land. 4 Plotter. VI ■ '-' We pledge to all those members of the University community who have supported our en- 16 SlirL of a .nrl. 1 On the .pol: 17 Ritrr of Hade.. Phra.e. 3= (■-.. 147 deavors in the past and who count on the survival of the Program in the future...that IH River iln iuli 6 Of bee.. ■ Munirh. T Minu.. 39 .-, ■ it I'l Unit, of light « Period. inlen.ity. '> Panacea.. My 1 2ii '-rnorita.' 11 Name. H companion., 11 Expert in card i i' 46 «7 >0il 1 22 Relative, of game. Ivree.. '- Plumed bird. ■E •1 2 sSS 24 Spani.h _ . 'J Soft '""I «"«■. 49 HB C 1 2i Type of sham. 21 lugo.lav eity. *• s? KT SS£V&** 26 Shelter.. 21 Intemified pro- M l.ale apartheid . durlion effort. " advocate. - •• l.uoful. 58 . M •_ _ in the 26 \_ a loaf. "- 4* hand. ..- tl Hut: Cer. 61 31 li.h tale. 28 R'f" to: l.al. - *>* Ii Conducted. 2'' Exres.isr 1 .16 Sully. enthu.iaim. 38 Day. in Spain. " P«n ol " refrain Graduating Seniors — Future Alumni: 31) llr-ini.ilinn 32 Thor'i father. Remember us if and when certain egg.. 33 Skater'- arena. 11 lire-- up. 31 Tibetan animal.. AHSWfR 10 PIEVIOU mm you pledge to Alma Mater. 43 Ancient capital of »' A"»hole: S H » wHv E L '■ 2 1 G S| Macedonia. „ '.hr"' . n,r J M. I.G.UBE > ' '■ II Crotchet, one.: J" J:« " O'T'J'P'E h,n o i ' oBj_i c«f Collo.,. " * ' 0 1 I CMS K I l fiO'C K Ii Place of exile. " Not pro. ■**■_ |ll 1 R T v> III Knjuvable. £7E5"I" H ■ o< IV Made „f .hetland. l" '->""".'•' ■'"-■ » e 'W £ i N"S| i*** ill Eager de.ire. in an.l.ep,,. - SIR ' Wm « C 1 0 s s 0 S'H O'O'T ^^•;;^ ,1 Matinee « J"" "' ' H E L'O •<" G"« N 3 ,1 Kull of nonder. .. frontler.man. S f E ■'■■1' E ° S C N 4 E i6 Poura. " B."k'" ■ > * sJRTr. E E -Isc i8 Departed. [•"'■"", „ S E >JT» C D J ii >peech: l»nib. .''' ""rrir. ( „ll„q SEISE form. .1 Sharp prongs. c"Y> « C'I'T'I'E s ■ »'0"4-> (.11 Up, ill l.a.ehall. JJ '"•'" rTTiro^rs're 61 CoMer. !'. L"£", T 57 R.R. denot BE"B"«' BS E"'V |s-.ss

I * But our wrists are intact... | THE WIZARD OF ID by Brant parkar and Johnny hart

3«C A Word from the Director...

We have, indeed, been dealt a stunning blow with the announcement of our 197374 budget, sustaining as we did a cut more than six times larger than the originally publicized average reduction, and three times larger than my own "realistically" con- ceived figures

Now that the initial shock has subsided and we at Expeiimental Studies are able to bring a measure of objectivity to bear on the financial crisis plaguing the University, we can appreciate the necessity for the campus-wide cutbacks, and the mag nitude of the problems that had to be solved by both the Academic and Budget Councils.

Having said that, however, and still smarting from the blow. I must add that the acquiescence which characterized our reaction to the recent cut will not be in evidence in the future should we be expected to withstand other critical financial set backs. For then it may be necessary to precipitate an open debate concerning the role and place on this campus of viable op tions and their relationship to the established programs. It may also be necessary to discover to what degree, if any. traditionalism used periods of fiscal crisis to minimize or even decimate different, relatively autonomous, highly popular, ^a®*^ CLASSIFIED —9*®^*- sometimes controversial areas such as Experimental Studies.

Trevor J. Phillips Schmidt, graduate 721 Con- Marie Hodae Asst to the occup Ph 3S2*BS CAMPUS tact Experimental Studies Dean of B A . concernuui 3MC CALENDAR about credit and details your approach to seeking Wanted M housemates lor employment Wednesday. lall bouse 2 blks from cam- Weonrauay, May >. ItTS Drive car to Albuquerque May 2. 7 30 pm Dunbar pus Call Rog B2-06C7 earliest date Furnish re- Mam lounge There will be an interdenominational prayer meeting at ference Call collect HO Greenvicw Apartments FALL QUARTER t 15 pm in Prout Chapel Ml FREE HOl'SE FOR JULY. Sl'M-4 FALL leases avail- Married couple wanted to able I bdrm 2 bdrm . L Auditions for a Urad Film will be held at 7 pm in 21] Houseboy wanted lor nest live in professor's house •If available Special Moseley Satirical comedy of risque college life, need year Interested" Call 2 2SM during July Air-conditioned summer rates Call 352 1195 EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES SEMINARS several actors & actresses, will require no more than two lor appointment Use of air-conditioned car or stop by daya filming Cat care and lawn care (All 4 credit hours of elective credit, S/U grading) PERSONALS needed I riding mover) I or apt '■ blk to campus Marie Hodse will speak on Career vs Job. at 7 Mpmin References required 352- Cheap 352 7056 alter 4 the Dunbar Maul Lounge TEA SETS at the Working Ml Hand Craft Center 515 Apis for summer L fall There wUI be an end ol the year business meeting and Conneaut TOR SALE rental Special summer election of nest year's officers of the Student Education rates 1 block to campus SWEDISH Rona Glass MTWR 10 a.m. Association at 7 30 pm in Use Pink Dogwood Suite of lor Congratulations Tern and Complete drum set Uood Applv Hamblin Cleaners or Union Upen to all education majors and those interested BUI on your Delt lavalier condition (100 3S2-44T76 call 333-4(73 before 5 pm or The Brothers of Delta Tall 353-1143 after (pm Psl Cbl will meet at I pm in IM Psych Bldg Psycb grad Delta tjibson electric guitar- ES- CARL GL JUNG ft MS INFLUENCE Carlos Drake Thursday 7-9:30 p.m. school info nujthl Professors will discuss, in particular, 130. cherry fim.h Randy. LARGE 2 BDRM APTS ON POPULAR CULTURE how to go about applying to grad schools, and some baste Need a ticket (or the Indy 352-64111 FOR 4 STUDENTS NEAR Douglas Belknap requirements to get in Open to all 500"-Call UAO office for TOWERS PH S2-7K5 information 2-2343 70 Ply Duster 140 low miles I «W 2U» Needed 4 students to sum ELEMENTARY CHINESE II Wm. McNaughton Wednesday 3-5 p.m. Working group needs esp Pbi Psi little sisters.thanks sublet I'niv Village Apt LOST (j FOUND bass player J54-0472 lor the curtains and all the Nikkormal lor sale, with M UN help on house improvement Lenlar lense. new and rea- EAST ASIAN LTTERATURE Wm. McNaughton If asyone llads aa opal nick Attractive girls who sing, day- The Brothers sonable 154-5202 Available fall - summer Wednesday 1-3 p.m. lac*, pasast call 373-4*74 dance or do a comedy rou- leases Close to campus There will be a reward' tine are Invited to audition The buffalo has finally been 2 Natl WWII helmets Fit Phone 352-1971. 3S3-9M3 Lenore Mayhew for roles as performing hos- tamed' Congrats Keats and for M C rWin* 352-7345 LOM- Man's Mack wallet at tesses, an esciting sad chal- Rick on your Alpha Xi-Theu Apt to sublet I Fmale Wlnthrop So. Saturday lenging cntrrtainment idea Cbt engagement Love. 1W4 Plymouth (lood trans- sum util pad Ch Hill (SO Need important papers for a new night club opening ELEMENTARY GREEK IH Richard Hebein Thursday Little Deboi portation 351-3735 mo- 3S2-4HU1 3-5 p.m. inside Return to 14W soon For complete info call Clough. E-2. or call J52-70OI Ntnci Smith (>3-(7(5 K C Thanks (or everything 4-sile- (7 Honda 300- exel Apt lor 4 for summer Good Reward- no questions Holiday Inn West. Toledo We think you are great' cond '' 362 09(5 location Call 152-55(6 HOMERIC ARCHEOLOGY Jess Partner Monday 7:30-10 p.m. Haveagoodday' The AX s Lost Ladles black onyi Experienced legal secretary 2-bedroom Hollypark 12x60 Upper duplex to rent for ring behind Women's wanted for BU attorney Thanks little sisses lor all with large eipando on living summer- (99 mo Every- building Reward 2-5717 Hours ( 30am 12 noon and your support at the Bike room A-l condition Ready thing f urn 6)6-4311 TM O.K. YOU'RE O.K." LIVING John Piper lpm-4 Hpm. live days a Race The Brothers of Delta lor hung Must sell (**- Friday 10-12 a.m. RIDES week Experience and abil- Tau Delta 4495 2-bedrm apt to r.ublel lor ity will determine salary summer Rates reduced Ride needed to Buffalo Send inquiries and resumes Lecture by Professor 72 Opel 1900 station wagon. plus June Iree 352 5371 after UTROOUCTION: WOMEN'S MOVEMENT Nancy Stepp Tuesday 7:30-10 p.m. weekend of May 4 Will pay 10 P O Box 137. B G . Ohio Matthew Holden at I pm in FM stereo s.-slem Best Call Mike. 172 tut Telephone lU-MI Ohio Suite of the Union on offer Weekdays after 5pm Conservatism in ph .15 .'-(654 Openings lor 1-4 persons A ride needed to Ball State Cooks, salad. 4 utility America Today CAMPUS MANOR APART- MNRROR Univ. or Indianapolis, lnd I James Kellar Thursday 7-9 p.m. kitchen personnel All shifts (5 Didge convertible lor MENTS now renting lor will help pav. pleas* call avadable Salary dependent Sigma Chi's- Thanks a super sale Come and see it (200 summer 4 lall SPECIAL 172-4074 on experience Fringes, lot for making a lantastic Call m-Mtt SUMMER RATES (140 per spply in person Mr V D Pledge Day Tea a great month New furnished. I OCCULT PSYCHOTHERAPY John Cooper Thursday 7-9 p.m. Need ride to Ann Arbor Mav Corwin or Mr F Fine tune' DCs (J Mach 1 390 auto Good minute walk to campus. 5 to 4 or 5 362-9392 Ramada Inn. Perrysburg.. cond Call Mr-5222 after town Located behind Ohio Congrats to the new active 5 30 Burger Chef Phone s52-(302 TK(MGANKAOHCULTURAL John Cornillon Wednesday 3-5 p.m. SERVICES OFFERED brothers of Alpha Tau, days. 352-6066 evenings or Help wanted in sales field. Omega' Your Little Sisses 19M 10X44 trailer on lot 10 352-7X6 evenings MOVEMENT: THEN AND NOW For emotional and material part of full tune, men 4 miles south of BG Avail- (Thurs. optional) pregnancy aid. call 332-62X women May choose own Alpha Xis and Sig Ep s able either mid-June or Teachers, grad students working hours Income up to What a winning combina- Sept I Call (55 3794 after young working people- furn IMPORTS INN- Imported (1000 month possible Open IMO' Xl's say lhani lor 4'i ( 10pm 2 bdrm apt for summer SEARCHING FOR RELIGIOUS AWARENESS James Bacik Thursday 7-9:30 pjn. Car Specialists- foreign as to sales area or locale hours of flamin'" Ph 332-(l(l mornings repair 133M Bishop Rd. B G Reply, giving name 4 phone 1(72 Honda 360. esc cond Turn left off N Dixie If wv no to set up interview with See the Experimental Two helmets B2-4797 Needed 1 Female roommate Open Mon-Fri 10am apm SPAMSH DANCE Cliff Gallant Tuesday Opportunity. PO Box Studies ad page (this issue lor next year Call 371-4*17 7-9:30 p.m. Sat lOam-Spm 33(. Fremont Ohio 43420 Amps- 2 Silverlones 100- 3«C watt 4 70-watt. Maestro 1-2Fsum (40mo 352 71(1 Exp typists phone 352 7752 Wanted Adventurous coun- Yamo- A lantastic Job on electric guitar Furs box. try tor suburban' (oiks who rush It snowed with our CPB-1 Power Booster (300 Needed 1 Fm to live w 4 Auto Repair VW 4 have always wanted to hear great new little anchors- or best ofler 372-3263 girls next year Top of bouse Domestic LYRIC Auto 465 rock groups at the Bitter Thanks from Delta 1 blck from campus. 4 bed- S Main 352 70J1 End. browse (or books in Gamma Preregistration required at our Office from FOR RENT rooms PLENTY OF Schribner s and eat fried SPACE m mo . util paid HELP WANTED 9 a.m. today bananas at Victor's—to Debbie- April showers bring Apis and rooms lor sum 4 354-3221 spend a summer studying May flowers and engage- lall. Near campus Ph 352- Waitress wanted Pagliai s working experiencing New ment rings' Congratula- Wanted Houemateisi now Piixa Apply in person. 1004 York City Furnished apart- tions' K D s and or through summer S Main ment and introduction to the 1 bdrm furn air cond near Nice situation 364-0M6 city available (from Peggy Career vs Job. a talk by uptown (123 phis utd May 1 APPLICANTS FOR INTERNSHIP IN SENATOR ROBERT A. TAR'S & REPRESENTATIVE ROBERT P. HANRAHAN'S OFFICE FOR FALL QUARTER (Exp. Studies 201 - 16 hours.) NOW BEING ACCEPTED Crisis Phone 540-541 Education Bldg. 2-2256 352-PLUS Wadnasclay, May 7, 1973. Th. BO N.w«/Poge 9 Hanneford Circus to perform

By Patty Bailey present a more elaborate squeexe for a 12-foot assembled over them. These special rubber horseshoes on basketball floors from any mars, scratches or feet above the ground, so a EatcrtalaoMat MM performance than is feasible elephant. mats are nearly four inches are slipped over the horses' While engineers rate such dents fire truck may be employed under the old-time canvas The problem was solved thick, are filled and some regular iron shoes floors among the strongest The circus is returning to "big top." However, it also through the cooperation of weigh more than a ton. An added problem is en- in the world, strength is not This is accomplished by THE HANNEFORD Bowling Green. has encountered more the Hanneford Circus Access approaches are countered on the frequent the primary consideration laying down a "false floor" Circus will be presented by Students and area problems. elephants, who have been covered with rubber occasions when the The chief concern is to of wall board, three-fourths the Charities Board and residents will have a first- One of the easier trained to crawl through matting. When necessary. Haooeford Circes exhibits protect their smooth surface of an inch thick The regular Student Activities hand opportunity to see bow problems to solve turned out these doors on their knees, mats and pads are then laid a big circus can be staged to be the matter of access to returning to standing in place. Tickets are priced at $1 indoors when the Hanneford the building Most arenas position and full height as The overhead girder for students and mothers Circus plays on campus and fieldhouses are ground- soon as they pass the door structure of the average accompanied by students Sunday. May 13 level buildings. Most have frame. arena or gymnasium is ideal (since it is Mother's Day. I Shows will be at 2 and 5:30 large freight-type doors for hanging high trapeze and Adult tickets are priced at p.m. in Anderson Arena. The fully ample to admit FLOOR SURFACES are aerial rigging. The circus $1.50. and pre-schoolers will Hanneford Circus, which elephants, horses and another problem- a full set carries its own expert be admitted free exhibits primarily in sports vehicles of them intact. riggers. arenas and coliseums, However, some gym- To assure good footing and Occasionally a building Tickets are available in performed during fall nasiums. Anderson Arena traction for the galloping has no direct access tu the 405 Student Services Hldg . quarter 1971 in Memorial for example, have only horses which appear in the girders. In such cases, at LaSalle's. and will be on Hall standard-height double circus rings, heavy canvas scaffolding or a fire ladder sale tonight in the Because the circus doors, adequate for people ring mats are laid down f irst must he used In some cases dormitories They also will performs indoors, it can and even horses, but a tight and the ring curbing is then the girders are as high as 90 be available at the dour Rod Stewart act Musical forum hits Cobo stage set for tonight The first of two com- in the spring of 1971 while Review by his distinctive, raspy voice, opportunity to demonstrate poser's forums will be completing a bachelor of l)i vM Faaaray he supplied all the punch his ability on the guitar. presented by the music com- music degree in composition appropriate for such rockers position and history depart- at the University He is now Rod Stewart and the as "Twistin' the Night I was overjoyed by the ment of the University working toward his Faces set up their living Away." and "I Know I'm fact that the Faces' concert School of Music at 8:15 doctorate at the University room in Detroit's Cobo Losing You." did not turn out to be a live tonight in the Recital Hall. of California at San Diego Arena Monday evening At the same tune, be piece of promotion for their School of Music Bldg. It was a warm, spacious approached ballads such as new album. 1 grant that they Works written by a recent "Songs of a Seeker. place, with white carpeting, Hendrix's Angel." and had hung a 20-foot high Bowling Green graduate and based on a text by potted palms, a grand piano Lennon's "Jealous Guy." poster of two Can-Can girls two University students will iiah.i u iiah. was composed topped with a lighted candle, with a sincerity strong captioned with the album's be performed and then by Deborah llutlon junior and some drums and ampli- enough to make tbem his title. "OO La La" above the discussed by the audience (Musi David Tovrv. senioi fiers set up against the back own songs He could even stage. However. Stewart did and composers Donald M (Mus Ed l. will sing a Wilson, director of the New wall sing the line. "Ain't ever not mention the album once. Newiptwf by Marcta J. lorn.. baritone part in the Stewart, flamboyant in an been a millionaire" from his Music Ensemble and composition outfit of white satin, invited own "True Blue" while In fact, aside from three Circus ctMw conoy and o cwwn— th. evevs has itoitlmng associate professor of the capacity audience to dressed in satin and make songs from the new album, to k.d* mk OP) asps. Trts Hawnafata Onus wM b. music, will moderate the performance was built Deborah Kavaich'l come in and enjoy itself me believe he was a poor •nasmawtfor tw ihtwi aw Sunday, May 13. 'Naricissus.'' is part ol a while he and his friends country boy. entirely around the band's DAVID GUION wrote his best-known material. theatre-piece "Animosity" three-act opera "Legends, played some music and put The only hindrance to Ste- based on Greek myths on a little show wart's performance was his Lincoln Chapman, sopho This off-hand approach to movement on stage. At more (Mus Ed I. will sum the show was the perfect times. I wondered if his the role of Naricissus complement to the Faces' repetitious use of sweeping Kavasch has bachelors hand gestures was a La Nlancha-cinema success music The band played rock degrees in both German and and roll It was not. how- humorous touch comple- music composition from ever, the hard-driving steam menting the casual humor of Review by vantes' prison cell to the mate of Cervantes and Don stances, but not seriously lor the music-"La Mancha " Howling Green and is now roller kind. It contained the the show or a sad parody on Brace Glover idealized world of knights, Quixote's idealized Dulcinea damaging the closed atmos- graciously relents the music working toward a master of understated energy of solid, his own songs chivalry and Arthurian (alias the strumpet phere a story of this type re- for the story content. music in composition churning rhythms that has Most of the time, Finding a good musical sentiment Aldonzal. switches from quires marked all of the groups however. Stewart's prancing today is next to impossible The prison scenes are spitfire tart to dewy-eyed Advertised as a movie to The second part of the studio work and much of Ste- and mikestand calisthenics unless one frequents Broad- closed and boreboding. as Venus, giving one of her bet- My thanks to Mitch Leigh see twice. I recommend one composer's forum is wart's solo recording were exciting and appro- way. opposed to the wide-open, ter performances since her for not overwhelming the viewing with no reserva- scheduled for May 22 at 8 IS priate to the music. The film world is windmill spotted landscape Oscar-winning "Two audience with the sound- tions. "La Mancha" has pin in the Recital Hall ROD STEWART was the notorious for flushing out of Cervantes' mind, re- Women." Her tearful final track. So often a musical much to say and says it Both concerts are open to focal point of the concert. I EVEN THOUGH Stewart tepid adaptations of success- sulting in an effective, if scenes with the dying uses its script as a vehicle beautifully. the public at no charge. have long considered him was the obvious star, he did ful musical plays and it is only slightly obvious, Quixote are cheapened by the best vocalist in rock and not try to stifle the other only once in a great while comment on the necessary the I Via like poses, and his performance streng- Faces In particular, he that a story is powerful freedom of man. when Cervantes is led to his thened my conviction. With gave Ron Wood ample enough to survive the trans- O'Toole seems most at judgment, her Madonna formation ease in his Quixote role, affectations had me wishing "Man of La Mancha." lending the character the for my rosary. playing at the Stadium pitiable dignity and subdued "La Mancha" can stand Cinema, has not only sur- strength which Cervantes in- on its own without the hand vived the traumatic meta- tended of God or the blessing of the morphosis, it has emerged James Coco as Sancho. Pope, and these paltry sym- victorious. Don Quixote's faithful ser- bolic attempts only served vant and Cervantes' rotund to detract from otherwise STARRING Peter O'Toole companion, gives a fine human characters. as the captive Cervantes comedic portrayal inter- The cinematography is who spins tales of freedom laced with the right amount mostly kept low-key and and honor via bis created of subtle sensitivity. tight for the purposes of the Don Quixote. "La Mancha" movie, slipping into epic flows evenly from Cer- SOPHIA Loren as the cell- proportions in a few in- people to see...

Guitarist Nelson Amos Morebead State University sity of Minnesota and Para Viola y Piano" by En- taken at the door to defray will present a free, public in Kentucky and Ohio State attended the master classes riquez; "Four Hymns" by production costs of the new concert at 8:15 p.m. Friday University, and is now com- of Oscar Ghiglia at Aspen Vaughn-Williams and 73 Lab Band album. Copies in the Forum. Student Ser- pleting his Ph.d in music School of Music in Colorado. "Sonata in A minor" by of the 1972 album will be vices Bldg. literature at the University Amos teaches guitar at Schubert. available at the door and The concert is sponsored of Iowa. Cornell College and in his Linden is a member of the orders for the new 1973 by Cultural Boost. He has studied guitar with own studio in Iowa City. He Bowling Green String Quar- album will be taken. Amos holds degrees from Jeffrey Van of the Univer- has given performances and tet and has played with the THE UNIVERSITY'S workshops throughout the New Orleans Symphony and Creative Arts program will Midwest and recently the New York Philharmonic. present a recital by 28 north- Auditions scheduled appeared before the The public is invited to west Ohio students at 2:30 Midwest meeting of the attend at no charge. and 4 p.m. Sunday in the American Musicological Recital Hall. Society. THE ANNUAL Spring The students, who range in Amos also will present a Concert by the Bowling ages from six to 17 years in Moseley Hall free public seminar at 2 Green Jazz Lab Band will be old, were chosen for the p.m. Friday in the School of presented at 3 p.m. Sunday, recital by auditioning before Music, sponsored by the May 6. in the Grand Ball- three School of Music department of music compo- room of the University faculty members. They sition and history. He will Union. were graded on overall per- discuss lute music, notation Under the direction of formance according to the for 'The Serpent' and performance tech-, David Melle, assistant pro- length of their study. niques. fessor of performance stu- "ICE HORIZONS 1973." dies, the band specializes in Auditions will be held tonight and tomorrow for Mark R. the Bowling Green Skating Dulls production of "The Serpent," a dramatic ceremony VIOLIST BERNARD big band jazz and rock Club's ice skating spectacu- music. by Jean-Claude van I tall le requiring a large cast. Linden will present a lar, will be aired at 5:30 Try-outs are open to everyone, not just theater majors, public concert at 8:15 p.m. The concert will include p.m. Sunday on WBGU-TV, the director said. Saturday in the Recital Hall. the second Lab Band formed Channel 57. The ritualistic play will be produced Wednesday, May 23. School of Music Bldg. this year because of in- More than 10.000 persons and Thursday, May 24. during the day, outside on campus. Dr. Linden will be assisted creasing student interest. saw the show's three perfor- The production will be done in the "poor theater" style in the concert by faculty Together the bands will fea- mances in the Ice Arena the Dane. Gvad originated by Grotowski and will be an ensemble show. members Richard Cioffari, ture several compositions weekend of April 13. Contemporary Unian. Th. company The premise of the play is that "man made God in his own piano; David Pope, piano; from the Tad Jones-Mel The two-hour production bl the Grand image, and held up this God to determine his own (man's) and Rex Eikum, tenor. Lewis big band library. features precision skating, Friday »• t. songs by limits." During the program, comedy routines and ice ballet ondChicaw. Try-outs will be held in 308 Mosley at 7 p.m. All persons The program will include graduating seniors will be dancing. It is one of the intending to try-out must be present at 7 p.m. and should Haydn's "Divertimento in D introduced and honored largest amateur shows la wear "floor-crawling clothes," Dull said. Minor;" "Cuatro Piexas A donation of 81 will be the United States. Po9. 10, Ih. BO N.w., Wednesday. May 7, 1973 Wile ox missing from line-up Kenyon thumps stickers

By Jim MaMMr throat infection before Not quite a minute had Grimes scored a goal after a on a pass from Zabek. The game time, and was unable gone by in the second period pass from Verne Zabek. goal tied the game with 2 50 Playing without the ser- to play in the match. Wilcox when Leif Klsmo scored on a Kenyon scored with 1:44 left. vices of sophomore Mike has been instrumental in pass from Bill Grimes. With left on an unassisted tally by But the Lords collected Wilcox. the Falcon stickers keeping Bowling Green in just 27 seconds left in the Paul Gaddis the final goal of the game lost their contest with the the win column. hall. Paul Wayne found the The first two goals of the when Bruce Isaacs scored Kenyon Lords, 6-5. yester- Kenyon put the first two goal on a pass from John fourth quarter saw Kenyon on a pass from Cronin. day afternoon at Doyt Perry goals on the board when Gawaluck. go ahead. Mueller scored The Falcons are V2 in the field. Paul Gaddis scored from the first one, and Kevin Midwest Lacrosse Associa- Wilcox came down with a Dave Cronin and Bruce THE GAME was tied at McDonald added another on tion (MLA). and 5-3 overall. Duncan tallied on an the half 2-2, but when the a pass from Cronin. The next game is a noo- unassisted play. The two third period got under way, It looked as if the Lords coD-ference contest with Falcons fall Kenyon markers were the co-captain Bob Decker might have put the game Ohio University Saturday at only scores in the first unloaded an unassisted goal. away until Decker scored the stadium. Game time is 2 OXFORD Miami Univer- quarter. At 6:29 of the same period. bis second goal of the game p.m. sity strengthened its hold on first place in the Mid-Ameri- can Conference baseball race by dealing the Falcons a double-dip yesterday. The Redskins captured the first game 4-3 on Denny Smith's home run in the bottom of the 10th inning off losing pitcher Ric Rich- mond. Despite being out-hit 12-6, Miami won the nightcap 6-7 as Bowling Green com- mitted five errors. Pitcher N.w.photo by Thomai D. linden Romie Schwieterman ab- sorbed the defeat. The Falcons stand 13-11-1 Atfodter Ml Grimes mnn upfwid during the Fnkom' overall and 64 in the MAC. Aftacker wHkind triumph ov« Ashtand CsMsgs of Deyt L ferry fWM. The Redskins lead the con- ference with a 0-2 league mark. Derby time draws near

LOUISVILLE, Ky. lAPl - "We're not a doubtful W A. "Jimmy" Croll ruled Goldfine said be was still One speed horse was made a starter anymore, we're a Mr. Prospector out of the trying to talk Shecky probable starter for lhe 99th probable starter," trainer i' i mile classic, saying "I Green's owner out of the Kentucky Derby yesterday l.•HI (ioldfine said of Joseph don't hardly think he can go Derby, but wasn't getting while another was Kellman's speedy Shecky in a race like that." anywhere because other withdrawn Iroin any serious Greene. Instead, Croll will go after advisors were urging consideiation A few barns away, trainer the winner's share of the Kellman to try the nation's J125.000 added purse with most famed race. Florida Derby winner Royal rMWt^MfC ssTy I n*B TT>4M l*. and Regal. Both horses fly "We aren't even thinking Th# SHJ4MT\MS> tftf Ml fwwgh a* Hmee in limni ■cMan. the colors of Abraham 1. of a rider for him yet." Scramble »e>WTenej vficn • OnwJudi (19) and Pawl CiUni (23) Itessyl h> fain Savin's Aisco Stable. Goldfine said. "1 guess we'll cemtraJ erf a IMM civfincj o retceinf MMWMI LOCFV*M# Hs*JMCMfttM c^swrtojew. These developments left a just wait a few more days P—t— borft ths> i— wtdh the Mtsns ■»■■ bntltofar ascsnslpfcjsj field of 16 probable starters and see who will be and the possibility of the available." richest race in Derby history, thanks to increased entry and starting fees this MAC tournomenf action year. With each starter putting up 64,100 and 202 others having paid the $100 nomination fee nearly two Rugby 'A' team falls, B' wins months ago, a gross purse of 1190,800 Is possible with a The Bowling Green rugby The Falcon "A" team Rick Hoover. Mick Dwyer Rick Griswald. Jim built up a 6-0 lead on Jim 1148,300 winner's snare. juggarnaut was halted last finished the tournament in and Lex Hansel. Tremoulls, Tom Kazmaier. Weber's try and Jim Fish's That would exceed by weekend in the first Mid- third place behind champion Hoover. Dwyer and Haigh conversion kick. The 62,800 the record purse American Conference rugby Ohio University and runner- FOLLOWING two straight all scoring at least one try. Redskins went ahead. 94. picked up two years ago by tournament at Poe Ditch up Miami University. The shutouts, the "A" squad The Bowling Green "B" before Joe Bonifas tallied ('anonero II. Memorial Rugby Field. BG "B" unit captured its came back to beat Kent with squad remained undefeated the game-winning try for the division title. with a perfect slate for the Falcons. Shutout for the first time two-day rugby festival. Women In the championship in four years, the "A" squad Against Kent. Buck game, the "B" team posted Female net squad lost to Miami, 9-0. and OU. triumph McKinney scored two trys an easy triumph over OU. 17-0. while defeating Toledo. with some fancy broken "Our forwards just ran 11-3, and Kent, 32-2. The University women's field running, while scrum them off the field." Roger splits two matches The "B" team posted a golf team defeated Central half Skip Palmer added four Mazzarella. "B" team clean sweep as it beat Kent, Michigan in a match last more points. Jerry Duncan captain, said. The Bowling Green two sets, 64, 6-0. while 18-0. Miami. 10-9. and OU. weekend. booted three conversion women's tennis team split a Sharon Kennedy and Amy I7-C. Bowling Green's Carolyn kicks to round out the BG Scoring for the Falcon pair of recent matches. Longley combined for a 6-1. "First you have to look at Treece was a medalist for scoring. "B" unit were Frank BG dumped Ohio Northern 6-3, triumph the injury situation." said the two-day event. In the Miami contest, the Riccardi. Bonifas and University. 4-1. while falling BG rugby club coach Tom Teammate Lindy Bastel Bowling Green "B" team Palmer victim to Kalamazio In a home match against Haigh finished second. BG's Tern College. 5-4. KaUmazzo. Smith captured "The wind the first day Fair and Central's Kay Against Ohio Northern, the number two singles was terrible. The whole Cbomic tied for third. Pommerettes BG captured two of three bracket, 6-2. 6-1. Janet game took place along one This week BG will singles events as Sue Goszyk Wonderleigh won, 6-1 6-1. sideline." attempt to defend its title at Information Night won. 6-1, 6-4. and Judy and Jeanette prevailed 6-0, Scoring points for BG In the Ohio Invitational In Jeanette was victorious. 6-1. 6-2. (or the Falcons the victory over Toledo were Springfield. m GIRLS INVITED. 6-2. The BG doubles In doubles competition, combination of Longley and THURS.MAY3rd 9:00 P.M. the team of Amy Smith and Kennedy also posted a Sue Robinson prevailed in victory. 10-3. Pagliai's Has 220 Math Science) Discontinued Their Nawiphele by G«n. J. Puiko Bowling Gteen's Jim Smith putts during lost SIG EP'S Spaghetti Nite Special Xis proudly announce weekend's Fatten Invnatienol gaM tevrnoment. BG won lha tourney and also placed fourth in the Congrats on the BIKE RACE We hope to start again MAC Invitational earUor this week. in the near future their fantastic Get psyched for the 1004 S. Main WAYNE APARTMENTS Spring Pledge Class: 724 Sixth St. BETA Mlchele Abraham Pam Fayak THE BRENTWOOD Denise Bernard Tara Handy Now leasing for summer and fall. We Canned Heat SPECIAL OFFER FOR have all the extras at no extra cost. and Ellen Blaha Julie Kincaid Drop in and talk to our resident R.E.O. 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