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NuwsphoKi* by G*rry Nwnvlh Mike McBride sprays salt off trucks More salt is dumped into the salt pile, building up the city's supply Cold to keep city In 'snow business' By Dennis Sadowski SUNDAY'S STORM dumped about three inches of snow on The building is under construction mid should be finished ■There was about two weeks when I did not know which day Staff Reporter the city and under such conditions, it takes about eight hours by next winter. was which. But it stands to reason that it won't be as bad as for the six road crews to clear and salt the city's 100 miles of To assist in clearing large amounts of snow, the city has a last year' In the wake of Sunday's snowstorm, Robert Alexander, streets, Alexander said. grader and two front end loaders. Alexander said the grader The street clearing plan calls for road crews to clear Main superintendent of streets, says the city street department is But when you consider that both sides of the street must be is being fitted with a homemade plow to be used in clearing and Wooster Streets first and then to concentrate on feeder as prepared as it is ever going to be for the upcoming winter cleared and salted, road crews actually cover 200 miles, he large drifts. routes such as Clough, Hidge and South College. The third In fact, Alexander said, the city is better prepared now explained. AT ONE POINT last winter, one of the city's plows got priority includes remaining side streets with dead end streets than it was this time last year for what may have been Ohio's stuck in a road because the snow had drifted there im- being cleared last worst winter this century. Last year, the department experienced problems with bald mediately after it was cleared The grader can be used in As for natural gas. the street superintendent said he does All snow removal equipment is in good shape, Alexander tires and vehicles that were hard to start because of the such situations, he said. not think the city garage's supply will be curtailed as said, and 12S tons of road salt remain from last year. As the extreme temperatures. However, once the new City Services I N«w«hoio by Dov« Ryon Age no barrier for employees NEWS...If the picture above makes your mouth water, consider it ample food for thought. There's a soupcon of a story about World question of age. but a custodial worker Most of the faculty openings at the Food Day on page 3. By Jamie Pierman could eliminate some applicants, Staff Reporter particularly older persons. has a physical job." University are for beginning positions EDITORIALS...True or false. A policy to require comprehensive That requirement is a "bona fide Montenegro said older persons work such as instructors and assistant at the University because the jobs are professors, which mainly attract young ' inal exams will not affect academic freedom and will insure better Hiring older and middle-aged persons question," Montenegro said, adding steady, have good benefits and arc applicants. Older applicants usually education. For the answer, see the editorial on page 2. for University jobs such as those in that "there's a preconceived idea of custodial, maintenance and cafeteria custodial workers just pushing a unattractive to young persons. already have held those positions and Fersonnel jobs are not limited to often are over-qualified for beginning SPORTS...The rap-up of holiday weekend sports can be found on areas is a common practice. broom-we're using commercial equipment." men. but women also must be able to positions. Halpern said. pages. According to Walter G. Montenegro, administrator of personnel services, Personnel must be able to work with lift at least 25 pounds. Montenegro said. Several years ago, as new programs there is no age discrimination at the heavy floor buffing and scrubbing More than one-half of the custodial were being developed in many University. machines and carry filled buckets. force is women while groundskecpers universities, many older persons were As long as job applicants meet the The strength requirement, which is a and maintenance workers mostly are hired to fill the higher ranking basic qualifications of being able to state specification, also reduces the men. positions. Weather read, write, follow instructions and lift chances of injuries such as back strain. Often openings at high academic, Mostly cloudy AS FOR faculty, persons are hired levels exist after persons have been High3tF(2C) 25 to 75 pounds, a personnel job is available to anyone, regardless of age. "THEY don't have to know A to Z regardless of age, depending on the promoted or retires. These positions LowlSF(-4C) •0 percent chance of pre- i pi I a tinn about the equipment; we train them on rank of the job opening and its salary, are filled by persons who have the MONTENEGRO said the the job, but they must be able to move according to Dr. Sheldon Halpern. vice years of experience necessary to requirement to lift at least 25 pounds it," Montenegro said. "It's not a provost for faculty affairs. perform the job well, Halpern said l opinion 'judgment is founded on truth...' down exam policy guest columnist Academic Council's vote to require comprehensive final exams in all University courses will be tested today before Faculty Senate. The News urges the senate to edit Academic Council's plan and enact leghold traps for Christmas? a version of their own plan which will remove council's hard-nosed exam requirement. By Keith G.C. Twltchell your appreciation. And how about your tasty, it Is believed that most drivers arise: if the snacker was caught on the Under the plan approved by Academic Council, instructors must give neighbor with the hound that howls all will pay the fines rather than try to way to the refrigerator, he would have comprehensive finals or face discipline, even dismissal. The senate's Of the many issues Involved In the night and makes walking across your gnaw their cars loose. his leg to chew on for a while. plan, drafted by its academic policies committee, states "final recently concluded Ohio elections, none lawn reminiscent of crossing a mine It seems quite reasonable that this With their virtually unlimited uses, examinations should be given In all courses where appropriate", and offered more intensity and related field? marvellous invention could also see use the recently ensured continuance of gives instructors the alternative to schedule other activities during exam more closely to the future security of Think of the delight you could bring to in replacing watchdogs. leghold traps is a bright spot on the week. our nation that State Issue number 2, an older, perhaps less mobile person Although leghold traps won't fetch currently grim picture of our future. The News believes the senate plan removes the threat to academic the proposed banning of leghold traps. with this gift: they could happily spend your slippers (at least, not yet), let's That the traps were saved from countless otherwise fruitless hours by face it-watchdogs have an awful lot of Besides the possibilities already freedom inherent In the Council plan, but may still restrict Instructors mentioned, the traps could serve as more than necessary by requiring the alternative activities. About 20 possible extinction Is an Indication trying to gum various appendages out disadvantages that would be eliminated that: 1) the voters of Ohio are aware of of the traps. once the traps are substituted. Leghold trash mashers, center pieces (a percent of University faculty do not give finals now, assigning research the danger of Impossibly large hordes tastefully arranged decoration papers or projects instead. If the senate plan is adopted, those faculty of uncontrollable wild animals featuring some of the fall leaves and cannot skip the formal "11th week" classes. The senate plan would ravishing the state; 2) fair play and The Christmas season is approaching, one of the greatest flowers and a dead animal would add lengthen the quarter unnecessarily for those instructors and students. sportmanshlp are still alive and kicking greatly to any party), demonstrators of Do yourself a favor, faculty. Approve the academic policies committee in the U S of A; 3) we may not have such sales periods of the year - but are leghold traps being the ability of Bic pens to write the first plan, but scratch the "alternative activities." They infringe on academic a bad winter after all. time every time (or that of Timex freedom and sound like the grade school "busy work" we remember arid Personally, I do not feel that the full pushed? The answer is a categorial and disappointing no.' watches to keep on ticking), or despise so much. potential of leghold traps has been strategic weapons in case the Russians realized. The marketing and promotion invade us. of them has been inadequate to the MANY OTHER possible uses exist for. traps don't cost much to feed; they Many other options exist as well. To point of being woeful: the blame lies these ingenious devices. The University don't have to be walked daily, nor do think that these extraordinarily ver- let's hear from you with everyone from the manufacturers is currently considering a proposal to they attract fleas. Placed at strategic satile devices were almost outlawed is right on down to the retailers. use coin operated leghold traps to In- points throughout one's house, they indeed a sobering thought, and The News welcomes opinion from Its readers In the form of letters to sure collection of parking fines from would undoubtedly be exceedingly illustrates how much radical factions in the editor which comments on published columns, editorial policy or any FOR INSTANCE, the Christmas offending motorists. The meter maids efficient this country have gained in political other topic of Interest. season is approaching, one of the will be equipped with several of these, influence. All letters should be typewritten and triple spaced. They must be greatest sales periods of the year-but and cars parked next to expired meters • ALTHOUGH THEY might tend to signed and the author's address and phone number must be included for are leghold traps being pushed? The will have their tires clamped by them. prove hazardous to midnight food Keith G. C. Twite bell Is a News Student verification. answer is a categorical and disap- With rubber not being particularly foragers, one comforting thought does Guest Columnist Letters can be sent to: letters to the Kdltor, The BO News. 106 pointing no. University Hall. Think about it, though: leghold traps guest columnist The News reserves the right to reject letters or portions of letters If would make wonderful gifts. they are deemed In bad taste or malicious. No personal attacks or name- For that cousin who always makes cnllliuj will be published. you feel inadequate by baking a four- Readers wishing to submit guest columns should follow a slmiliar teen layer cake and giving it to you, mother tongue' not vital to learn procedure. such a present would be a sure sign of sufficient reason to turn them off in I feel compelled to reply to Mr. class and tell them to go back home Richard Morgan's guest editorial If your complaint is that the in- printed in the BGNews. Friday, structor lacks command of his November 18,1977, concerning the use specialty or uses inappropriate of non-native English-speaking in- Dr. Joseph teaching techniques, then you are structors. justified in raising an issue about the It Is surprising and also dishear- G. Spinelli value of the course. Sad to say, I detect tening to see so many excellent people an unhealthy attitude toward all condemned because of their foreign foreigners In your arrest column. accent in the English language. Per- Bowling Green State University would sonally, I am in awe of professors and be infinitely diminished in its students who have chosen to study and educational mission if the ad- teach in different cultural en- particularly by exposure to unfamiliar ministration culled out its "foreign vironments. Not only have they sounds, sights, and attitudes. element." mastered English as a foreign language Provincial mentalities charac- but usually they command several teristically fear the stranger, hence the BY YOUR argument I am led to often unrelated tongues. xenophobia of rural villagers I have believe that without teachers who have It is gratuitously uncharitable to call seen in parts of Latin America. a non-English mother tongue, all for their banishment from Bowling I expect however, that the educated students will be doing outstanding work Green State University as the university student today is more ac- in class. I cannot subscribe to this idea. prescription for improving one's own customed to an tolerant of those who Mr. Morgan, would you feel the same grades. My experience with foreign speak differently, but the degree of if you were being treated by a physician instructors at several major univer- intolerance among some students who is Korean, Indian, French, Ger- sities has always been positive. I en- apparently runs to considerable depths. man, Mexican, or Nigerian by birth and Joyed their perspective on the subject I think it is unfair to denigrate the had to learn English as a foreign matter and found my efforts in class efforts of foreign instructors simply language? rewarded by contact with them. because of their diction. Although I If you avoid foreign teachers because recognize that different pronunciations of their accents, then I suggest that the OVER MY years In universities. I may be initially unsettling, a very brief problem lies more in you than in them. have observed that some students are exposure should clear up that situations Had "Americans" pushed similar paulpourri Instantly repelled by the unfamiliar, and permit the student to participate asttitudes more strongly in the past, I successfully in his course. I have done would very likely be stamping grapes in as much myself as a student San Marco, Italy. IT MAY be an unconscious aversion Fortunately, my parents were thanks, bowling green, for everything to the unfamiliar that forces Mr. allowed to immigrate to the United Morgan to strike out at his foreign States, and they both had to learn a new instructors. If the instructor knows his language and understand a new Thanksgiving is a time of reflection complete schedule. I hope. Of course it because of some silly national holiday. subject and the student makes culture. on and gratitude forihe many blessings also could mean that I no longer exist, I am thankful for the middle lane of reasonable and expected efforts to As an incipient xenophobe, you may bestowed upon each o," us. It is a time to according to the University. East Wooster Street, which provides a listen and learn, then language should never really enjoy the happy ex- realize just how mi'ch we actually halfway point in trying to dodge traffic I am thankful that the windows in be nor barrier to communication. A periences to be had as a foreigner have, by visiting with relatives, wat- as I cross. Moseley Hall finally have been in- yourself in a strange land. I have been ching parades and football on television stalled. persistent attention to how a person I also am thankful that the city didn't speaks, devoid of the attempt to listen the outsider myself and thoughtful and eating too much. Most importantly, and most expand East Wooster Street to five to what he or she is saying, will people welcomed me. Let us do the I spent some time last weekend seriously, 1 am thankful to God, for lanes: if it had. I never would make it to frustrate anyone. same. contemplating my p ace in life, class. giving me more than I could possibly especially at Bowling Gi nm, and came I am thankful that I didn't get any thank Him for. Teachers from Long Island speak differently than those from Mississippi Dr. Joseph G. Spinelli Is an associate up with a list, albeit incomplete, of that mail from the Registrar's Office over Paul I.intern, thankfully. Is no more or New England, but this is hardly professor of Geography. for which I am thankful. Af you might the weekend because that means I got a than just features editor for the News. already have guessed. I want to present it to you now: weather as we have had the last two I am thankful that finals come but weekends and that the teams at once a quarter. University of Hawaii and Long Beach The BIS Hews i Cal. tUniversity did not have to travel .Letters I AM THANKFUL that the windows in across country just to play in Bowling would not have gone, which is Moseley Hall finally have been in- Green. reserve seats somewhat like it was anyway, since we p"B* I Tuesday, November », 1*77 stalled. could neither see nor hear. I am thankful for the abundance of 1 AM THANKFUL that the windows in When I purchase RESERVE seat EDITORIAL STAFF food available to me-particularly from editor patricia a. thomas Moseley Hall finally have been in- tickets to any attraction, I expect them E.M.Phillips managing editor ««"•"* i- sadowskl McDonald's. Frisch's, Ponderosa, stalled. to be where you can both see and hear. 919 Joos Avenue, Columbus, Ohio news editor tail I. harrls Domino's, Baskin-Kobbins, Clancy's I am thankful that Commons This was net the case, however, when I editorial editor cynthia a. ltl*t and the rest of the multitude of fine cafeteria cuts its pizzas into six pieces- received the tickets for the Doc makeup editor victoria I. slllord eating establishments. thanksgiving sports editor *rr* '■ goodmen I don't think I could eat eight Severensen concert copy editor «,thy |. beckman I am thankful that I have a per- 1 am thankful that I won't have to pay The $7.00 reserve seats that I ordered The week of Nov. 14-18 La Union de features tdltor P»"' •■ "Intern manent parking spot close to campus. $20 a quarter extra for the student two months prior to the concert, were Estudiantes Latinos had a Photo .oitor." "••■• .::.:..:-...:.:...:::. lawroncem.kayser yet beyond the clutches of parking recreation center, which is to open next upstairs in Section K. Row 9, Seats 10. Thanksgiving drive for those in the BUSINESS STAFF services. fall. 11 and 12. They were in direct line with community that couldn't afford to have I am thankful for Fact IJne for telling business manager kathieen ktrn I am thankful for the hill out by the a stand of flood lights on the steps, a nourishing Thanksgiving. The advertising manager iohn p. iohesky me where to go and many other things stadium as it provides solace when I which completely obstructed the view amount of money we collected was $288. sales manager William Khabtl so many times. long for the rolling terrain of central of Doc. the singers and part of the band. plus, four boxes of canned foods. The bO News is published daily Tuesday through Friday during the regular Ohio. Further, you could not understand the I realize that many of us students can I AM THANKFUL that the windows in school.year and wtekly during summer sessions by students of Bowiwt Green I am thankful for every other Friday words spoken or sung because the barely afford our own lunch at times. State University under the authority M the University Publications Committee. Moseley Hall finally have been in- and the first of every month-paydays. speakers were directed toward the Yet students were contributing con- Opinions e» pressed by columnists do not necessarily r itlect the opinions ol The stalled. 1 AM THANKFUL that the windows in front tinuously. BG News Editorial Board. I am glad that the campus phone Moseley Hall finally have; been in- I ordered my tickets early because I The B6 News and Bowling Green State University *re equal opportunity em- I would like to five a special thanks to ployers and do not discriminate in hiring practices. books finally are out stalled. thought that would assure us of good all the students and very few faculty I am thankful that the contract on the The News will not accept advertising that Is deemed i 'scrlmlnatory. degrading 1 am thankful that M-A-S-H is on seats, but it was obvious that the ticket members that made this food drive or insulting on the basis ol race, sex or national origin. house I live in does not allow pets, television as it gives me a chance to see orders were not filled on a first come such a success. This has restored my All rights to material published In The BO News are reserved. because that means that the squirrels many of my friends every Tuesday. (I first serve basis. faith in Carl Rodgers, the man that said Editorial and Business Offices and mice in the ceilings and walls will never promised that everything I write The seats in these areas should have all humans are basically good. have to leave. to* University Hall would make sense.) been general admission seats, if even THANKS! Bow ling G reen State University I am thankful that the football team I am thankful fiat I didn't have to sold at all. If we had known the location Lope MiiTocun ••wfinj wfitfi, Oil to 45403 *M ' ■! *« ' ■«■■!■■■ I-—-UA-—JVI-. MU • • ««—.» ft AU _.«rt_ of lh» ,ng#c I* ratatlnM |„ IK. •«»«* ,mn 1 * Hi*** 4» F«t»HUnt« T atifM* Fwene (4tt)in-MU * Tuesday. Novembertt, U77 The BG News Pige 3. Day in ReviCW Students attend women's conference •^ t*tm • ••■deled Prees »epofi». BvBy KrittiKristi Kehreskihrr, was to identify problems of will be turned into law riantright SueermanSugerman said she learned "ti"It •»•was amexciting there was women in the American away." Weinberger said. that there are a lot of women a conference," she said, "but The first National society today and to send The most important issues who want to participate In it sort of ends things and How much is that prof in the window? Women's Year Conference recommendations to discussed were abortion, the women's movement. diverts woman action." was held Nov. 18-20 in Congress and President lesbian rights and the Equal "Women don't just want to For $5 and a self-addressed envelope, Argus University in Fairplay. Colo, will provide Houston, Texas, and I.auren Carter. Rights Amendment IERA), sit around and discuss their One important aspect of Fido. Rover or whatever the family dog may be named.with a college degree. A doctorate, A national plan of action she added. rights." she explained. in fact J. Sugerman. junior, and the conference was the fact Margaret J. Weinberger, was drawn up which covered However. Sugerman in- St'CERMAN said she that many minority women Greed," said the founder of Argus University, Charles Thomas, when asked why he such topics as arts and dicated that the Hyde founded the bogus school. sophomore, were part of it. thought there were no op- attended. Sugarman said. Weinberger, who attended humanities for women, amendment, which restricts portunities to discuss any That caucus came up with "We tried every kind of legitimate business and it didn"t work, so we thought we'd try an disabled women, battered federal funds for abortions, illegitimate one." the conference as an unof- strategies for the women's an alternative resolution ficial observer, explained women and education. was hardlv discussed. Graduates of Argus, named after Odysseus' pet dog, get a parchment-like degree for their movement for the thousands plan to the national plan in that the conference came Sugerman said. "AND THIS is an im- $5. It is signed by Chancellor St Bernard, endorsed with a paw print and carries the school of women present at the the area of minority about as the result of a bill About 2.000 delegates portant issue confronting seal-a dog house and book. conference. women's rights. introduced in Congress by attended special sessions, women." she said. representative Bella Abzug listened to various speakers While official sessions Ohio farmers are urged N.Y. customer gets for a National Women's Year on the recommendations, were taking place, to vocalize their needs replacement 'hot rod' intheU.S. debated and discussed them workshops, films, and en- tertainment also were held. CURE "TERM PAPER FRIGHT Ohio farmers were urged yesterday to Joseph Oddo's new Cadillac Eldorado Congress allocated $5 and then voted. Weinberger million for the conference said. All but one of the Rosalyn Carter, Betty be more vocal in letting Washington know burst into flames as he drove it home from Ford and Lady Bird Johnson the showroom so Oddo sued when the and each state and territory recommendations passed. r^-i ERROR-FREE TYP1N6 their needs. were present at the opening dealer allegedly balked at replacing the in the nation elected "We need to be aware that we have the session. Weinberger said damaged car with a new one. delegates to attend. THE RECOM- power to influence. The government needs "It was a real learning Later, after a judge ordered the dealer "IT WAS something like a MENDATIONS that passed, our philosophy-our thinking," Ohio Farm experience for me." FPRODITP" AT YOUR either to refund Oddo's money or replace primary presidential will be submitted to Carter, unnv/ni 11 CAMPUS STORE Bureau Federation president Wallace Weinberger said. "It was a the car. Oddo decided he'd had enough. election." Weinberger said. who has 120 days to submit Hirschfeld told some 1,000 persons at the chance to hear viewpoint* NOW ALSO AVAILABLE IN BROWN, RED. BLUE & GREEN opening business session of the With his refund, his wife said yesterday he The purpose of the con- them to Congress. ference. Weinberger said. "This doesn't mean they from a lot of feminist federation's 59th annual meeting. bought a German-made BMW. leaders. Oddo says he bought the Cadillac for "Producing Americans have to be heard "AND BECAUSE of the WITH ERRORITE! {12.000 from the Dell agency in Ossming in Geography course is 'cake' more, instead of less. We need a stronger information given out it was voice in government," Hirshfeld said. July 1976. After the fire, evidently caused Most students succumbed class to stage a potluck a good way to see both sides He told the audience the need for a farm by a defect in the wiring, the dealer to diets after stuffing dinner featuring foreign of what was going on and organization in the American system of repaired the car. but Oddo refused to take themselves during the delicacies. learn about tin' history of the government is increasing-not decreasing. it back, insisting on return of his money or Thanksgiving holiday. But Each student contributed a women's movement and see A country as powerful as the United a new car. professor Thomas B. homemade concoction in just how far we've really LASALLBfe States does not collapse from external The .dealer said he was obliged only to i Anderson's cultural exchange for samples of the come." forces but from internal problems due to a repair the car. but New York State geography class decided to others' creations. lack of interest and concern of people," he Supreme Court Justice Charles Tierney MAKE UP DEMONSTRATION The banquet's proximity to said. overruled him last month, saying Oddo extend its weekend feast ABORTION with an ethnic food day Thanksgiving was not en- lie urged farmers to speak out against "had every right to expect his luxury car. MADELLENE MONO yesterday. tirely accidental. According $150.00 programs such as food stamps, foreign aid with expensive additions, to perform at the Anderson's course em- to Anderson, if the students TOLL FREE and national health insurance, while very least, safely." 9 a.m. 10 p.m couldn't cook, at least their INDIAN PENCIL EYE MAKE UP urging support of plans which directly phasizes the characteristics of various societies as they mothers could. 1-800-438-8113 benefit farmers. 22-year-old receives SPECIAL POWDERS AND BRUSHES relate to the environment. A Some 357 delegates from 86 Ohio a rebuilt voice box study of different counties will determine the state agricultures prompted the "Miss Judl" A Representative From ornanization's policy on a wide range of For Rick Montgomery, whispering is a SKI CLUB subjects during the meeting, which con- miracle. It's something he never thought Madellene Mono Cosmetics cludes tomorrow. Topics range from rural he would do again. RESEARCH MEETING crime to dechminalization of marijuana, His vocal chords were paralyzed and his WillBeAtLaSalles busing school pupils, energy, gun control trachea was crushed in an accident the Thousands ol Topics WEDNESDAY, Thursday, December 1 st and mail service. day before he was to graduate from the ..nil lo* vow ul) 10 Where Thrifty Shopping is a Pleasure Rootstown students get vacation ROOTSTOWN, Ohio (AP)-Some students may welcome closed until Jaa 3. After that, 1978 revenues will be available. the extra vacation that begins for them today. Others, If the levy passes, the school can borrow against the BOWLING GREEN however, have been working to pass a tax levy they hope will revenue it is expected to produce. enable schools to reopen this year. Rootstown Superintendent Donald Crewse said a great deal 1616E.W00STERST. of concern has been expressed in the community, and many The Rootstown school system is out of money, and 24 HOURS DAILY of the students have been active in door-to-door and Great Scot yesterday was its last day of classes for a while. The voters of telephone work to promote passage of the levy. FRIENDLY FOOD STORES 10 A.M. 10 P.M. SUNDAY Rootstown township, with a population Just over 7,000, will decide just how long it will be before classes are held again. HE SAID besides the obvious loss of instructional con- On Dec. 13, they will vote on a 7.9 mill property tax in- Wl MM KVI QUANTITY RIGHTS tinuity, the 11-or 17-day shutdown will cause other problems MKtS GOOD THRU DEC S, 1*77 crease to provide an additional $248,000 for the schools. If the as well. measure passes, the 1,725 Rootstown students will be back in Crewse said making up the days will be disruptive. The school Dec. 14. schools will have to stay open on Saturdays, cut out the spring vacation or extend their calendar into the summer, he IF THE levy is defeated, the schools will have to stay said. DETERGENT MW FRESH TIDE BREAD Campus Calendar Campus Calendar is a list ot the day's events (meetings, Home Economics Association 6:30 p.m.. Living Center, lectures and entertainment), provided as a service to readers. Home Economics Bldg Unless otherwise noted, the events are tree and open to the Women in Communications. Inc 7 p.m. 114 Business public. To submit a listing. Campus Calendar forms are Administration Bldg. John Helman. GTE, will speak available at the News office. 106 University Hall. 37? 2003. ACT Fellowship 7 9pm., Alumni Room, Union K There is no charge for submitting events to this section. Stock Market Club 7:30 p.m.. Pink Dogwood Suite, Union Final days of trading TUESDAY Intervarsity Christian Fellowship 7:309 p.m., Faulty Limn Lounge, Union riuu Meetings IT Till LI* Tutoring session 7:30 p.m.. 213 Education Bldg For II* Accounting 221 and 222 students, sponsored by Beta Alpha Psi niei ON 4 Student teaching sign up 8 a m., Dogwood Suite, Union La UniondeEstudiantesLatinos 7 30 p.m.. 207 Hanna Hall Women for Women I2.30p m , Taft Room, Union Twiq Fellowship 130 p.m.. Faculty Lounge, Union Spon Lectures sored by The Way Ministry Law school visit I 30 p m., Faculty Lounge, Business "Understanding the Reproductive Process of Early Seed CAMPBELL'S MMumx Administration Bldg. Plants "biology seminar 4:30pm .. H2LifeSciences Bldg International Coffee Hours 2 4 p.m.. International Lounge, 17 Williams Hall Sponsored by foreign and American wives Entertainment Residence Llle Association 5 30 p m.. Student Courtroom, TOMATO Student Services Bldg. 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Must Sell No LIMIT Needed, 4th Mdale to fill up Bigs, Oh yes we do We love big 20 8. have fun with big Mike reasonable offer refused Call economical, quiet apt. $75 mo. our Bigs, and we'll be true. In Texas! Love, Your little Steve Shatter 352 7216. covers everything. When you're not near us, we're friends. '74 Comet, standard Iran I PLEASE 1 Applications now being taken. 16 01 blue. Oh Bigs, WE love you! smission, steel belted radials. To Psi pledge class of Delta 353 4804 for your appointment. nus Your Littles, the Fall Pledge excell. gas mileage. $1500. 352 Class. Tau Delta: You guys are F. rmmt.-wtr. and or sprg. great, Congrats on making it. 9129. xnsn qtrs. About $80 mo. 1st St. 352- Alpha Phi sisters. The Thanks for the paddle. Dan. Kenwood KR 4140 AM FM 4825. Christmas party is drawing PS. (Yo. Rock) receiver, 40 watts per channel, near. It's the happiest time of F. rmmt. needed to subls. apt. Congratulations on your Benjamin Mirachord 650 the year. It's a wonderful time wtr. qtr. Close to campus. 352 engagement Mary & Joe. All turntable. $175. 3529129 after to show our families how much 5745. our love 8. best wishes. 630 A 6_ we care, and to express the Soap Opera City. To sub lease apt. Immed. 1974 Black Chevy van. sisterly love that we share before Dec. 1, winter 8. sprg. Love. Your Pledges. THE TOP 68 SONGS OF ALL customized, with AC, cruise qtrs. Contact Lynn 352-3724 or control 8. AM-FM radio 20,000 Debbie, the hunt was the best TIME. . SAT. AT NOON ON 660WFAL 352-9245. mi. Must Sell. $5,000. 257 3449. but I had little rest. I ran from SURRENDER to the great 1 F. to sub-lease furn. bedrm. 1972 Pinto wagon. Best offer. here to there looking for the with kitchen & bath. Close, sound of WINDFALL. . Call 352-0445. clues written on my Phi Bear. Patty, 353 9911. MILK But in the end it all turned out 680AM. THE CAMPUS Sanyo car stereo underdash, 8 line, cause now you're the big STATION. 1 or 2 rmmts. for winter A, or track FM, best offer. 352 2521 www spring. Frazee Ave, Apts near Ext. (263) leave message. that I call mine. You are the best, Mary. WANTED campus. 353-0653 for appoint. LIMIT Waterbed complete with The Sisters ot Alpha Delta Pi I person needed for rmmt. 353- HELP WANTED heater 8. frame $125.00. (419) ONE congratulate Jor|a Fullerton 1421. 4235153. Persons Interested In a unique on being tapped into the 'PttASEf WE need 1 F. rmmt. wlntr. 352- experience with Geriatrics. Bundy Cornet. Very good * fill. theatrical honorary Theta 6951. Earn while you learn. condition. $65 or best offer 352 Alpha Phi. We're all proud of 0L F. rmmt. Winter 8. Spg. $75 Applications accepted 8-4:30, 1609. you I mo. ulll. Includ. 1 block from Mon.Frl. 353-8411. Boy's 10 speed 2'/: yrs. old. $50 Congratulations Jim Whalen camus. 3528162. call before Applications for wnter qtr. 3527817. — Tamml Smith on your SAE 10pm. taken Mon. Wed.. lor pinning Good luck, your One male needed for winter & waitresses, pizza men 8. FOR RENT brothers. spg. qtr Apt. on 3rd St. 353- KITCHEN CREATIONS drivers (18 yrs. old with own 2 bedrm. furn. apt. with AC, Kim Kish Great iob In 3 6382. car). DlnCsPlzia Pub. Penny Opera! We're so proud gas heat, on 2nd St. Avail. 1-1- 1 F. rmmt. for winter 8. spg. "TENNIS PROS AND of you! Your AX Sisters. 71. $250 mo. plus elec. 352 7454 REMEMBER "YOU'LL ALWAYS DO BETTER Close to campus. $75 mo. 352- ASSISTANT PROS Seasonal or 123 7555, after 5 30. Alpha Chl's Sue Baker 8> Kim 9142. and year-round clubs; good AT GREAT SCOT'S DEU" REDUCED RENT. Rockledge Ziegler Congrats on making playing and teaching 1 person to sub lease 3 bedrm. Apt. 11, must sublet, 850 6th St Swan Club. You've really background. 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A pizza nwvtr had it so good Fo»t Fro»D»liv«ry/352-Si66 RICH IN FLAVOR LORRAINE SkOSQ Call 352-1195 AND RESERVE YOUR APARTMENTNOW SWISS CHEESE $. JiT Expert AMD SPEAKING OF QUALITY RAVE TOR TRIED BREAT SCOTS /^V Foreign Car Repairs Klotz Flower Farm BAKERY TRY OUR OLD FASHION - — Christmas Trees J-Sjii^2£i-^GA£GE WHOLEWHEAT JQc VOLKSWAGEN SPECIALISTS- All Sizes BREAD UAP *KT We service all makes of imports. Fire Proofing Available TRY OUR TASTY -> ^- CHOCOLATE CHIP QQC Also domestic cars and trucks. Also Metal and Wooden Stands SPENCER AUTO SERVICE COOKIES JS DO Free Delivery In Bowling Green Phone 353-0171 420 Cjough St. Bowling Green, OH TBfsday. November »,1977 The BG News Page 5. Farmer beefs about prices, Rote the News' top five stories Local Briefs As each year draws to a close. The story was the mast important during the Associated Press in New York and Columbus calendar year 1977. switches to exotic stock polls newspaper staffs to determine which Please fill out the survey and return it to the Work-study students WINCHESTER. Tenn. (APl-Uke a lot of said a young female llama is worth about national and state stories were the year's News office. 106 University Hall, or mail it farmers. Don Shadow was disgusted with the $1,000 and a young male $300. most important , through campus mall to our office. Deadline Work-study students looking for a Job winter and spring low prices being paid for cattle. So he swit- With special stock come special problems. We don't want the University to be l«ll out, for the survey is noon Thursday. quarters, should make an appointment with the Student ched to more exotic stock-antelope, camel, "You have all kinds of problems because so we're conducting a News poll of students The results will be reported in Friday's Employment Office before you leave for winter vacation. llama and bison, among others. everything is different." he said. "All your and faculty to determine which local news News. To make an appointment stop in 460 Student Services "I got tired of the poor prices for cattle." fences have to be high-my corral, for in- Bldg. or caU 372-0252. Shadow. 37. said. "That was about seven stance, is eight feet high. And the barn needs |Year_ Denny Stolz debuts as football coach years ago." special stalls so none of them can hurt after cloudy past at Michigan State. Auditions Now he devotes half of his 300-acre Franklin themselves. Sex Auditions for -The Mikado" by Gilbert and Sullivan will County spread to breeding about 20 species of "THEY'RE ALL on large areas where they Classes changed to on-the-half-hour| be held at 4:30 -5:30 p.m. and 6:30-10 p.m. today in the rare animals and birds. When he has a sur- can graze themselves." he said. "But they blow many times a week do you read the format. College of Musical Arts. A sign-up sheet will be posted in plus he sells them to individuals and zoos. need different supplemental feeds. Some of it News? Construction of music building . the Music Building. is specially prepared, some of it I grow 3nce recreation center continues. "I WONT sell them just to anybody. They myself, and some of it I mix myself." Twice Health center discontinues in-patient Orchestra concert have to demonstrate that they have the Among his treasures are black buck an- Three times services. facilities to take care of them." he said. "I telope from India, scimitar homed oryx from The University Symphony Orchestra, under the Four times Bakke issue discussed on campus. deal mainly with the zoos." Chad in the northern Sahara, blesbok an- direction of Emil Raab. will present a concert at 8 p.m. less than once University hockey team participates in Shadow, who also runs a nursery and still telope from South Africa, dromedary camels, tomorrow in the Grand Ballroom, Union. NCAA playoffs. raises a few cattle and sheep, talks little llamas. American bison, yaks and Texas What do you think were the five most im- Paul X Moody appeal denied. Moody The orchestra will perform the Overture to Colas about prices. But. by way of illustration, he longhorn cattle. Breugnon by Kabalevsky and Tschaikowskys Fifth portant news stories of the calendar year sentenced. Symphony. 1977? Kate from one to five, with one as most Semester vs. quarter controversy. The concert is free and open to the public. Cruise cruises' to University tonight important Other i specify) As many University students already know. went on to gold record status with "A Place In Industry display Pablo Cruise will appear at 9 p.m. today in the The Sun." _Speed limit increase for railroad trains Do you think the News either gave too much Grand Ballroom. Union. The latest album contains many tunes that defeated in City Council. or not enough attention to any story'' A display of Bowling Green industry products and Pablo Cruise should be quite welcome here. have been receiving airplay, especially the Reports of three rapes during spring pictures will be exhibited today through Dec. 9 in the The band's jazz-tinged rock has been called Top 10 song "Whatcha Gonna Do?." quarter. Promenade IxMinge. Union. unemotional by some critics, but the sound As a result, the audience should have little Ward two streets repaved. Would you like to see any Increased or The display is part of an industry awareness project very much exemplifies Cruise's easy-going trouble recognizing the band's repetoire Classes canceled during severe weather decreased coverage In any area? sponsored by a group of public relations students working West Coast lifestyle. Along with warm-up act Alex Bevan. Pablo in January. with the Chamber of Commerce. Gaining their first notable recognition with Cruise should provide concert-goers with a Charges of police harassment and the The display is free and open to the public. their second album. "Lifeline." Pablo Cruise memorable evening. subsequent report to the trustees. The Sisters of - FEATURING - §ome Qther place Chi Omega Char Broiled Slooki and CSopt Full Court* Family Dinn.f Proudly Announce Their WANTSTOTHANKYOU 12 VARIETIES PANCAKES I WAFFLES New Officers For 1978 WITH ITS ANNUAL Open Iu.» thru Sol 7:308:00 PRESIDENT Ingrid Hull Sundoyi 7:307:00 VICE PRESIDENT Cheri Cooperrider ANNIVERSARY PARTY 413 EAST WOOSTEP. PLEDGE TRAINER Nikki Kerckesh BANQUET ROOM RECORDING SEC. Cheryl Howes NOON SPECIALS DAILY TREASURER Sue Mucdaronc WEDNESDAY, NOV. 30 CORRESPONDING SEC. Vanessa Chicles PERSONNEL CH. Karen Litter.il SOCIAL CH. Sue Front/ak 8-11 p.m. OPEN BAR RUSHCH. . Norma Fisher Sheri Je.ivons. Janice May RUSH ASSIST. Closed Monday SR. PAN HEL DELEGATE Pain Clark $2.00 Admission $3.00 Per Couple 412 East Woost.r CONGRATULATIONS! •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Thanks to the old officers m for a fantastic year. I mtM£% Presents | Special Thanks to 8 LuAnn Vandemark - Advisor I JP ? Pablo Cruise j \A/ithwith specialQnoHal mguest loct starQtar AlexAIPY BevanR*oy/fln * * * November 29,1977 4 * * * In University Grand Ballroom * * * A limited amount of tickets will be available at the door. * * Show starts Doors will open * * * at 9 P.M. at 8 P.M. * Tuesday Night Buffet. Brrrr-—it's getting there's Eat Cheap. COLD outside! lots of living Get your cold weather gear NOW . and while our selection is good. loving ahead Tuesday Special any 2 piece set 1/4 Off MIX and MATCH drop in sometime. All the pizza and salad you can eat—$2.09 (How about tonight?) (kids under 6— $1.29). Enjoy the spectacular variety of pizza (thick and thin crust). the fresh, crispy greens from the salad bar OPEN TILL 9:00 P.M. Pdgliors and your choice of dressing and other fbdn's. Every Tuesday night from 5 to 9 p.m. Beginning Dec. 1 st we will be open Why cut it short? • Pizza • Subs • Spaghetti Don't miss it! evenings till 9:00 Mon.thru Fri. 945 S. Main, B.G. ion Ph. 352-7571 *fve got a feeling youVe gonna like us. The Powder Puff American Sunday 4 pm - Midnight Open Monday through Thursday 11.40 ».m. to Mdnight Open Friday and Saturday 11.00 am to 1:30 a.m.. and Cancer Society^ Mon-Wed 11 am-1 am Sunday 1240 p.m. to Midnight 525 Ridge St. Thurs, Fri & Sat 11 am -2 am Page I, TV BG Newi Tuesday, November a, 1*77. But icers split at Vermont EDUCATION MAJORS: PLANNING TO STUDENT TEACH Gridders choke in finale,29-28 Wherever they go. The Falcon hockey team, Sylvin Turcotte Friday. The assists for a five-point game. last year, will then host Whoever they play. The meanwhile, only half-failed rookie turned away 35 shots BG's final goal came off Western Kentucky Saturday FALL, WINTER OR SPRING, 1978-79? results always seemed to be in Vermont. The icers split a to beat Falcon first-year the stick of Yves Pelland. and Tribute (Ind.| next the same. two-game series, losing 2-1 netminder Brian The Vermont slice now Monday...Tabbed to finish Bowling Green football Friday and winning 10-5 Stankiewicz. gives the Falcons six vic- ninth in the 10-team Mid- You are required to attend fans didn't miss a thing in Saturday. But Stankiewicz coasted tories in their last eight American Conference ac- the season finale at Long Coach Ron Mason's sixth- Saturday as his teammates games. cording to sportswriters sign-up and information meeting: Beach State. Well, maybe ranked team in the country blitzed 10 shots into Ver- HOOP NOTES: The covering the league, Bowling the warm weather. 'WMPL Coaches Poll) is mont's net. Falcon basketball team Green will send out a But it was rerun time now 7-4 on the season and Tom Newton shoved in opens its season tomorrow talented, but inexperienced Tuesday, November 29, 1977 again. The Falcons lost hosts McMaster at the Ice three goals for the hat trick, night at Anderson Arena team. Only one junior or another exciting skirmish, Arena in a two-game set this while Mike Cotter, Dave against its next door neigh- senior (captain Ron Ham- Dogwood Suite, University Union this one at the hands of the weekend. Easton and Byron Shutt bor, Findlay College. Tipoff myel saw considerable 49crs, 29-28, Saturday night. THE ICERS were foiled by scored a pair of goals. is 7:30. Coach John Weinert's action for the Falcons last THE GRIDDERS feU to a Catamount freshman goalie Easton also had three bunch, which finished 9-18 season. Meetings at 8, 9, 10, 11 a.m. final mark of 5-7, despite Mark Miller's 286 yards 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 p.m. passing. The senior quar- terback finished his career by hitting 23 of 35 passes. But after Jeff Groth's 57-yard Mind-Boggling Problem? ATTEND ONE MEETING reverse put BG ahead with just 5:18 remaining. Long REMEMBER: You must sign up on Beach roared back to score a In addition. Williams has been accused of being insensitive lust-minute touchdown and Steve Sadler to the girls' injuries. two-point conversion to Example: After a five-hour bus ride. Williams instructed November 29 if you plan to student The mental aspect of sports. upend the birds. the cross country team to go right to the course and run the teach during the 1978-79 school year. John Spengler tried a 61- How much is it worth when it comes to an athlete's per- meet-without any warmups or stretching to get limbered up yard field goal with a few formance, is a question that has been asked by coaches, first. seconds left, but the attempt players and psychologists for years. After one of the runners was injured in the meet, she failed. Their answers range anywhere from 60 to 90 percent, but consulted a trainer, who could not believe Williams made the whatever the figure, you probably can add an extra 10 per- women run without warmups. cent or so if it applies to extensive running, such as cross He has often told his injured runners not to take too much ZETATAU country and track. time off so they wouldn't get out of shape, disregarding the Which is why the women's cross country and track teams seriousness of the injuries. ALPHA are experiencing a very tough season. w II 1 IA MS ALSO has been accused of wanting to win for Sorority ALL IS NOT well within the program. his own sake, not for his team's. Head coach Dave Williams has been accused of a number Case in point: Following a loss to Ohio State. Williams told General of injustices by his runners, ranging from holding scholar- this reporter it was the first time HE had ever lost to Ohio State, and HE didn't like it The word at Pisancllo's is hot Information ships over the players' heads to disregarding injuries. submarine sandwiches. Italian, Williams was told last year his contract would not be Case in point: The week before the district tournament, in ham. ham and cheese, salami, Meeting renewed at the end of this year, and many of the team hopes of qualifying for the nationals in Austin, Texas. salami and cheese, meatball, roast members feel he is working them extra hard so he can go out Williams said, "It's a nice place, that's where I want to go." beef. A sub never had it so good. Wednesday, in a blaze of glory. Just a figure of speech? No, according to team members A couple of weeks ago, three of the team members went to who say 'hey think Williams is concerned with having a Nov. 30 Williams because they felt it was unfair of him to threaten to winning record for his own personal glory. Tafl Room, Union take away their scholarships, as he had often done in an What this adds up to is a very difficult atmosphere in which Ik* effort to make the women run faster. the women must run. They can't concentrate on running A quick check with the athletic director's office verifies because of problems surrounding the program. 203 N. Main k wllng Crm — 3S2-SU 8:45 P.M. FREE DEI ,1VERY $1.70 minimum that while a coach can givcth, he can't taketh away. SOME EXPRESSED feelings that they could run better under a different coach. Some of the girls are strongly AS l .o\'(; AS an athletic player participates, she can keep considering quitting the team unless things improve. her scholarship. An athletic player can not be evaluated by Not every coach can be like Vince I-ombardi, especially Check what the snowflakes in talent or performance in any way. when he is coaching women. Scare tactics and insensitivity Even if Williams would find a valid excuse for taking away don't work when you're dealing with women's sports. Michigan are up to now. Call toll-free. a woman's grant, he could only recommend that it be taken Williams is finding out now that his tactics are not working. away. He could not do it himself. Unfortunately most of the team members say it's too late. 800-248- THE GROTTO LOUNGE Get f Ottowo Lake to Hashing lights Off "> 5 < Stearns Rd. o (Just over the Michigan line, Ohio Michigan Line % V 25 minutes from O Bowling Green) NOW 5 NIGHTS OF (313) 856-2939 ENTERTAINMENT This Wednesday Only Thursday thru Michigan is fun with white frosting. MC5 Sunday It's a pice: of cake. Way's clear. Snow's here, you're near. Get a group together. come in spares or pairs. 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