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By Jane Musgrave $100,000 and money for equipment $29 is a direct result of the cost of sound system at the ice arena and Staff Reporter purchases was increased by $200,000. operating the Student Recreation resurfacing the tennis courts east of the Center, Dykes said. ice arena. The combined cost is $65,000. Many members of the University MOORE AGREED with the board's The funds will come from monies community will be looking for money as priorities, saying that these three THE BOARD approved all of the generated from the facilities a result of yesterday's meeting of the budgets will not be altered. Advisory Committee on General Fee operations. Board of Trustees. He said most of the budget cuts will Allocation (ACGFAI recom- The board also authorized a new Students must find an additional $135 come from personnel changes. mendations. Board members com- investment policy that will give the to finance their University education "If positions become vacant, we plimented the committee on its University authority to invest in bonds next year. This increase represents a won't be as quick to fill them. It will be judicious fund allocation to University other than those authorized by the combination of the board's approval of a question of priorities-do we really groups and organizations. They noted federal government. a $15 a quarter tuition hike and a $30 a need that position or not," he said. that although the committee could University treasurer, Paul R. quarter general fee increase. He added that he thinks there are at approve funding up to $196,500, total Nusser, explained that the Ohio code Administrators will be looking for least five or six positions at the allocations came to only $186,050. limites the way public institutions can $263,000 to finance costs not covered in University that could be eliminated. He S. Arthur Spiegel, chairman of the invest funds. The policy the board the budget that the board unanimously said he will contact the persons in board facilities committee, questioned authorized is within these limits but will approved. The board okayed a charge of the areas to determine the the amount of general fees if the rec allow the University "more flexibility," $47,728,000 educational budget for the accuracy of his estimation. center was not completed by fall Nusser said. main campus, although the Univer- quarter. Before yesterday's decision, the sity's projected expenses are listed at "I CAN'T foresee any big cuts. I Moore explained that the charges University only could invest in U.S. $47,991,000. definitely can't see any maintenance depend on the center's opening date. "If government bonds. It now will be able cuts. If we let repairs around the occupancy doesn't occur, adjustments to invest in state-authorized bonds as THE BOARD GAVE University University go, we'd only end up will be made," Moore said. well, Nusser said. President Hollis A. Moore Jr. the spending more money in the future," The action allows the University to authority to approve inter-fund tran- Moore said. SPIEGEL REPORTED that the give money to the Wood County Airport sfers needed to balance the budget. Moore mentioned the possibility that committee approved banking the rec to construct hangars. The airport has This plan, to equalize the budget as the University's financial problems center's track, provided the cost is suffered substantial losses because it funds become available, was recom- could be eliminated by an unexpected "within the budget of the finance does not have enough space to house its mended at last Thursday's meeting of income increase that could be caused committee and doesn't increase student planes, Nusser said. the board's finance committee. by increased enrollment, more out-of- fees." The University's investment will Its three budget priorities are the state students or an increase in state Banking the track will require facilitate airport operations by making Library, faculty salaries and academic appropriations. changing its surface, which would it possible to construct the hangars equipment purchases, Albert Dykes, "Last year we received $120,000 from increase the track's cost by 75 percent. earlier than had been expected, Nusser chairman of the committee said. the state in December that we hadn't Dykes said. The finance committee will said. The board approved faculty and staff budgeted for. It could happen again," consider the facilities committee Board member, Robert C. Savage increases amounting to $1,630,000. he said. recommendation. Dykes added. emphasized that the University was not The Library budget was increased by Of the $30 increase in general fees, The board approved renovation of the spending money, but investing it.
Newsphoto by Grea Smestad Advising office to be considered THIS IS JUST ONE of the many pints of blood given by student donors to the Toledo Chapter of By Tom Smith recounted how he overcame the A SENATOR informed the board that representative to the board, said that the National Red Cross when the bloodmobile problems of conflicting advice when he there is a possibility that blacks will be they were much more friendly. was on campus yesterday. Here blood is drawn An office of ombudsman to handle was a University student in 1946. He better represented this year. He said Another senator suggested that the from a student's arm and into a plastic pint student advising problems and other wrote down the advice and instructions that an all-black ticket is being formed department publish officers' pictures bottle. concerns was suggested yesterday from his adviser which was signed by and several blacks are on other tickets. and backgrounds so they are not afternoon at a meeting of the Univer- the Dean. Whenever questions were Another senator said that the Black referred to as "them." raised or conflicting advice given, he Student Union (BSU) contacted them HE SAID that there was a problem of sity Board of Trustees and the Student theft and vandalism. Government Association tSGA). had it in black-and-white, he said. early and SGA made at least 15 at- Blood donations Responding to complaints by SGA tempts to involve them. Donald G. Simmons said that car- members that faculty are inept at SENATORS SUGGESTED that in- Wolf said that the committee he peting was placed in the dormitories to advising students and do not like the structions of various forms be given to appointed to screen candidates for the reduce noise and vandalism. exceed 600 pinfs role, trustee S. Arthur Spiegel professors and advisers about advice- Student Recreation Center Council After hearing complaints about poor suggested students need a centralized giving procedures. lacked a BSU representative. study lounges in some of the dorms, trustee Robert D. Savage suggested By Cindy Zlotnik at the fifth station, where blood location to which they can turn. An Advice quality led to the subject of pressure also was taken. ombudsman-who could be a student- faculty evaluations. Frank explained "I SENT ALL groups letters and the that the group come up with a blueprint At the next station, the donor was that the staff looks at them in terms of BSU did not respond, so I called them to improve the quality of dorm life. University students donated more can cut red tape and get some action, he WOLF ADDRESSED the topic of than 600 pints of blood within three days assigned a numbered blood bag, which said. gaining tenure and pay raises while twice but no response," Wolf explained. corresponded to the number on the students view them as attempts to help Spiegel said that SGA members have student-funded activities. He said that when the Toledo Chapter of the SGA President Bob Wolf said the SGA has $5,000 left in funds with only American National Red Cross visited donor's card. While waiting to give welfare committee, positioned under their teaching methods. had much experience in groups. But he blood, the donor was provided with Another senator said that although said some blacks never have belonged two weeks left in the budget period. the campus. the SGA vice president role in its new Former SGA's have wasted funds and juice and crackers. constitution, is an attempt to deal with students may have biases, they are the in such groups. "We have had a really good turnout gone in debt, he said. student problems. best evaluators. John F. Ijpal, chairman of the this time," Brion McGlothan, coor- "We should rely more on human dinator of the program, said. THE PROCESS of removing a pint of trustees, suggested that Wolf use one of the donor's blood occurred at the STEVE FRANK, coordinator of FRANK NOTED that some upper his ad hoc committees to explore resources and not finances. A lot of About 60 students volunteered to help groups don't like what I say. Some at the various stations. seventh area. The average donation academic affairs for SGA, was among level instructors are forced to teach methods to increase the black time is from six to 10 minutes, the students who recounted experiences introductory courses and are bored. representation in SGA. group members are seldom in their McGlothan said. in seeking help from advisers and Spiegel countered, saying that the finest offices," he said. "THE ENTIRE DRIVE is run by He suggested that the amount of volunteers, except for the nurses and After making the contribution, the departments. He explained that teachers should teach those courses. SPIEGEL PRAISED BSU for its donor was escorted to the canteen area because of bad advice he now is taking University President Hollis A. Moore work in the University Police ad hoc money that the Advisory Committee on the lab technicians," Ed Powell, General Fee Allocations (ACGFA) be another coordinator, said. Local for refreshments. a freshman biology course during his Jr. suggested this topic be brought up at committee and suggested that BSU be Blood is given to lab technicians to final quarter at the University. a Faculty Senate panel where in- included in SGA. cut back so they have less to spend. volunteers from the Bowling Green BOARD MEMBERS expressed Chapter of the Red Cross made sand- segment for hospital use. Each bag A concerted effort should be made to structors can add input. One senator requested information concern that groups did not have to wiches and cookies for the participants. weighs about 580 to 620 grams and is a advise freshman students, Frank Spiegel expressed pleasure that they about the ad noc committe report but present solid budget proposals when Appointments were made Monday little less than one pint. suggested. He also tossed out the ideas had an opportunity to meet with such a only learned that three finalists have requesting general fee funds and and volunteers began donating blood of a reorientation meeting for returning diverse group, but added he was been interviewed and a selection will be suggested that past expenditures and Tuesday at a rate of 12 persons per 15 THE LAST STATION provides a sophomores focusing on the selection of displeased with the lack of black made '.n several weeks. proposals be looked at closely. minutes. place to obtain sandwiches, cookies, career and courses and a mandatory representation in SGA. "You should be The board then requested views from the senators about police behavior When a donor comes in, his name was punch and 15 minutes of rest. visit to the adviser each quarter. concerned about it. Affirmative action to page 4 taken before he proceeded to eight McGlothan said that it takes three days Trustee Donald G. Simmons starts at home," he said. since the report. Ron Bell, student other stations. to replace lost liquids in the body and 56 days before a donor again can give HE REGISTERED at the second blood. station and received a plastic donor's Blood is in demand in this area, he card. The donor's hemoglobin count added. was checked at the third station and After donating blood, a volunteer or temperature taken at the fourth. any relative can receive free blood, if Students filled out a medical history needed. Inside the News
EDITORIALS...At long last, it appears the state government in Columbus may come to the aid of Ohio schools. The News thinks it's about time - if it's not too late already. Our opinion, along with others, is on Page 2.
NEWS...The Alumni Association's April Hill is profiled on Page 4.
ENTERTAINMENT...Reviews of operettas, movies and recorded music appear in the Entertainment section, beginning on Page 8.
SPORTS.-.Rain plagues the official opening of Falcon baseball. Bill Paul and Coach Don Purvis lament the fact on Page 10.
Sunny and mild high55F(13C) Weather low35F(2C) Newsphoto by Larry Kay»er O percent chance of rain ANNE SEELEY, JUNIOR, works hard while watching spring grow from plants In the greenhouse, located by the Technology Building, for Hor- the inside. She works with and memorizes the names of over 2M diff ereut ticulture 220. opinion 'judgment is founded on truth.. school's out guest columnist-Karl Schurr
At long last, officials in Columbus say that Ohio probably will help the pitiful Cleveland schools. The aid comes in the form of a $30 million objections to era are misguided advance to that system. They would do it reluctantly, dragging their feet all the way. It is time for more of the faculty to equal opportunity does not remove the designated as appropriate to their come to pass because of the ERA. A Meanwhile. Ohio is becoming the laughing stock of the nation. The actively support equal rights for rights of privacy. skills. This is the situation at the woman will still have the opportunity to network news seems to carry a story each week about the debt schools women. The amendment simply 2) Abortions are a concern. present time. decide what she may care to do with her are running up in Toledo and Cleveland. provides a legal basis for equality. However, the ERA says nothing about 4) Women will lose financially. In our life. Ohioans are just as ridiculous, turning down levy after levy. To them, There are no reasons to oppose this abortions except that we could not have society, women live longer than men. We can note some changes that will the issue boils down to the word "tax". They oppose it without thinking concept that can be defended ethically. two standards. Abortion is a separate They benefit from inheritance of take place. Women will have the chance about how the money will be used. Now, not all women may care to issue that sometimes comes up in stocks, land and insurance from their to enter some professions. This is The News would like to know what Ohioans, including those in the state exercise all of their rights. Some debates. Many good Catholics oppose family. ERA could hardly change this improving rapidly in medicine, den- women may want a more traditional abortions, just as many good Catholics fact. Some particularly violent op- house, think they are dealing with? Basic education in the state Is bad tistry and other high skill fields at the role in life, others may seek both a are for the ERA. Mixing of equal rights ponents of the ERA suggest that the enough under the present system. Yet they seem bent on destroying it. present time. Our government is in- family and a career, while some may with the political regulation of abor- poor will lose welfare payments, creasing equal opportunity on the basis As state residents point the finger of blame at each other, the children, want only the career. tions is simply a ploy to confuse the who are supposed to be getting that education, are brushed aside. Equal opportunity doesn't force all issue and enlist religious opposition to 'There are unscrupulous people who want to Other states-most of them poorer than ours--have little or no problem into the same role. The benefits are the ERA. continue to pay women less and to hire and with their schools. We only can assume that somehow, Ohio legislators mostly economic; equal pay for equal 3) Women will have to go to war! think there are higher priorities than education. work and an equal chance for Actually, many have in the past and promote on the buddy system.' One thing the school situation will do for Ohioans is relieve them of one promotion would be fundamental in the many continue to join the services. We problem in filling out job applications--the educational background American system. have no draft so participation is divorcees will lose alimony and un- of existing laws. The average female section. This is the real reason for most of the voluntary. "Selective service" was the trained women will be thrown out of the worker will earn the same pay for the That is, if they still know how to write. opposition. There are unscrupulous term used when people were called to home by macho males. same work as men. people who want to continue to pay the military by law. There is no Our national history shows an in- This is not reality at the moment. women less and to hire and promote on evidence to indicate that service would creasing concern for the poor, the Many employers do not want women to the buddy system. They often maintain not be "selective" in any future full- uneducated, the indigent and dependent be paid equally. In the matter of start the day off, write their power and office through support time war. Should any massive war children. Our society will not throw promotions, I have only to observe that The News welcomes reader response to editorial comment as well as opinions of their henchmen. They reward people break out in the coming years, it will them into the streets to starve. Many of many women work as primary and on topics of student interest, in the form of letters to the editor and guest not for their work, but for their political most probably be rather rapid and these do not have good educations and secondary school teachers. How many columns. support atomic. As a practical fact, therefore, it they have been kicked around more of them have the opportunity to be All correspondence should be typewritten and triple-spaced Only those will be highly unlikely that women often than not. Arguments that they will principals or superintendents? ? ? letters and columns signed and listing the author's address and phone number THERE ARE MANY well-meaning would be drafted and used as cannon suffer if ERA is approved are for verification will be accepted. people influenced to oppose equal op- fodder in some trench warfare similar frightening to these people. It is the Ask yourself how you would feel if letters to the editor may not exceed 300 words (30 typed lines). Columns are portunity. Some of the reasons are to the First World War. most foul and dishonest ploy in the you knew you would remain at the not to be more than 60 typed lines. idiotic, while others may be concerns opposition grab bag. lowest employment level for the rest of The News reserves the right to reject letters or portions of letters that are that are misplaced. We have heard LIMITED MILITARY ventures will your life, no matter how talented you deemed in bad taste or malicious. these views: employ the army, navy and air force 51. ALL WOMEN WILL have to work were? These are what the ERA seeks to • 'iiM'-'spondence may De sent to: Editorial Editor, The BG News, 106 1) Everyone will have to use the personnel that exists. I would expect or starve. This may become true change. University Hall. same toilets. This one hardly deserves some women to enlist in the services as because of terrible inflation promoted Karl Schurr is a professor of Biology answer beyond the observation that a matter of choice and with their duty by our government leaders. It will not at the University.
•en"***"**1 letters should complain that we don't have a Thirdly, if "news is news," then why responses to separate white newspaper, or better ask for more news concerning African yet, that I didn't even get my picture affairs? The BG News is a very in- beside my editorial as you did. I'm sure forming paper, evident in the awards it tanks column that in your eyes this is an obvious has received. They didn't receive those oppression-a clear cut attempt to awards for being "biased" and De ir Mr. Tanks. slander the entire white race. But I feel "discriminatory." The paper will It was quite a laugh reading your secure enough to handle it. continue to print the news as It happens. second attempt to incite some type of And, believe me, Mr. Tanks, if you If perhaps the African people do decide revolution between the black and white threaten some type of taking matters to take some sort of action to resolve student body. I really didn't feel like into your own hands, you're going to their problems, then I'm sure the News taking the time to argue with a person have more of a struggle than to be will be there to, sufficiently as well as of such caliber whom obviously has called African to handle. I leave you for completely, report the event. goals of separating the blacks and good with a famous but applicable whites on the University by your expression, Mr. Tanks. If you don't like Mr. Tanks, I offer no solution to your "demands" of respect and inferences of it, baby, leave it. problems but I certainly hope that the taking the matter into your own hands. David Smith African people do get their problems However. I feel the matter should be Campus Manor Apts. solved, "one way or another," because put in proper perspective for you once I, like many others, are tired of being again. called the oppressors by people making What do you want, Mr. Tanks? You Mr. Tanks, empty statements and, "demands." call a $19,250 a "meager" allocation Your article which appeared in the Tony DeLuca when, as mentioned earlier, many April 12th edition of the BG News was 311 Bromfield Manor *FASTT=R.'" important organizations received zero. rather confusing to me. You question the University's First you state that the African guest columnist-Reggie AAcGraw respectability when its record can people and the whites must work Mark Tanks says that black people support its case. together to solve the problems of demand respect and will receive it "one Furthermore, you take up endless "oppression" and "racism" seemingly way or another." It's funny, but I was newspaper space because you're upset evident at this "fine respectable always under the impression that homosexuality a sin before god everyone doesn't refer to you as an University." If this is true then why do respect is something that is earned by a African. I believe you're on the wrong the Africans have a seperate Union to person, not a by-product of race. Why is continent, Mr. Tanks, or are you an express their grievances? I can easily it that so many black students on this This article is written in response to opinions and refer to a higher authority package of self-serving rationalizations American citizen? If you're so con- think of better ways to spend a campus must equate normal oc- cerned with the above mentioned "meager" $19,250. the declaration of Mr. Bob Barnes in on the subject. about "love." currences of everyday living with race? the Friday, March 31 issue of The BG complaints you've registered, you must Secondly, you say that you, the Are you aware, Mr. Barnes, that I In point of fact, Mr. Barnes, the It seems to me that quite a few black News regarding his professed be one unhappy African! I suggest you African people, "demand respect" and John 4:8 of the Bible (remember that reality of the human experience is this: students segregate themselves. Mark, homosexuality. It is neither the intent grand old best seller?) states, in part, attend a university in Africa. I'm sure "will receive it one way or another." if you truly want blacks and whites to "For we are not contending against of this author to attempt a supression of that "God is love"? Indeed, what we flesh and blood, but against the prin- you'll be called African to your hearts Those are big words for someone whose come together then why don't you content. And, why not? You seem to hands are tied with non-voiceable if not Mr. Barnes' free will to choose what humans are doing when we share cipalities, against the powers, against simply break down some of your self- gender of human beings he allows to "love" with one another is quite find fault in this entire University. invisible support from your "unified" imposed barriers? the world rulers of this present manipulate the sexual apparatus of his literally manifesting some degree of darkness, against the spiritual hosts of We could argue our two points en- peers. I, along with many others, am Gina DiCiovine dlessly. But I feel there is more im- very interested in exactly what actions, body, nor is it the purpose of this article God's own infinite, perfect, loving wickedness in the heavenly places." 322 E. Merry to repudiate his right to live in peace as nature with each other through our portant news to be printed. Save it for either forceful or peaceful, you plan to • lEphesians6:12,RSV) the Obsidian, Mr. Tanks. Perhaps I initiate. a male in our society. This column is bodies. I would be among the first to agree written so that you, Mr. Barnes, and all WHETHER OR NOT you choose to that as a group of Americans, black of your homosexual cohorts who read Thus love is most certainly "one of accept the truth, Mr. Barnes, you have people have not had as much of an this will have the reality of your present the most beautiful things that God has actually allowed a very real power of opportunity in this country as have the situation spelled out for you in black given us," since it is God giving of darkness to take command of your life. The B'B CTews white Americans. While racism exists and white in such a manner that you Himself at that point. Our capacity to You are not an island facing a hostile on this campus between students, I feel have a definitive basis for an open- share love with one another, then, is sea of humanity regarding a great deal of it may be attributed to a minded re-evaluation of your strictly defined as being limited only to Page2 homosexuality, but instead are Friday, April 14,1978 ' lack of communication and un- misguided thinking on homosexuality. the extent that we allow God to move, in possessed by something those wise, old- EDITORIAL STAFF derstanding on both sides. It is untrue that the "only major His own perfect and loving being, in and fashioned preachers called a "demon You must admit that changes over difference between gay people and out through the emotional channels of straight out of Hell." '"'"" Iamlea.pierman manag.ng editor w. William lammers the last 50 years have been for the straight people is that gay people have our bodies and our minds. newsed,",r Cheryl a. geschke better, even though many more are still chosen to love someone of the same You have but one of two choices Mr. editorial edilor Stephen p. bean needed. I can assure you that making sex," as you, Mr. Barnes, claim. The THE DIFFICULTY with your Barnes. You may either go on living the sports edilor „ „ lve w Md|tr "demands" and threatening to obtain fact that you and any other homosexual homosexual philosophy, Mr. Barnes, lie in which you now wallow, or you "PV «""■"• ianetk. ropers photo edilor lawrence m. kayser them one way or another will do little in the world who shares your opinion, (that "love needs not happen only may seek out for yourself the way to entertainment editor „,„,. hoMlnd except decrease any communication entertain such a notion is prima facie between a guy and a girl"), is that you find the truth regarding this thing and understanding that already exists! evidence of the shallowness of un- verbally attempt to force God into called "life." Jesus Christ came into BUSINESS STAFF derstanding you possess regarding the opposing Himself by some twisted sort this world saying, "I am the Way, and I am not asking you to be satisfied reality of the human experience. business manager William schabel of "divine contradiction". Leviticus the Truth and the Life...", (John 14:6), sales manager ftbtce, W||I0B ,mtjud with the "crumbs" you have been 18:22 of the Bible tells us that for a man and His words are just as valid today given, but only to realize, as any Mr. Barnes, you stated, "Love bet- to have sexual relations with another for you and your colleagues, Mr. The BG News is published daily Tuesday through Friday during the regular student at B.G. can tell you, that ween two people is one of the most man as if with a woman is an Barnes, as they were when he first said, school year and weekly during summer sessions by students of Bowling Green changes at this University (or in this Stale University under the authority of the University Publications Com mitiee. beautiful things that God has given us." abomination before God. "Behold, I stand at the door and knock; Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect Ihe opinions of The country) do not and will not happen You then went on to say that "love need It is sheer foolishness to believe that if anyone hears my voice and opens the BG News Editorial Board. overnight. not happen only between an guy and a God would give of Himself to move, as door, I will come into him..." The BG News and Bowling Green State University are equal opportunity em- I think that generally you will find girl." in normal human love, into a situation (Revelation 3:20) No, Bob, the world ployers and do not discriminate in hiring practices. students (including whites) un- of homosexual passion which He has around you hasn't changed as you say it The News will not accept advertising that is deemed discriminatory, degrading or insulting on the basis or race, sex or national origin. derstanding and willing to help, IF you THIS AUTHOR could not agree with already cursed and declared an has, you simply have erroneously fixed All rights to material published in The BG News »rt reserved. will work with us. But please don't you more regarding the first of the abomination to Him. So you see, Mr. your gaze on the world, and it needs "demand" my respect, because you, above two quotes. Indeed, the central Barnes, what you and your homosexual desperately to be fixed instead on Editorial and Business O- flees just like any other person, must earn it issue is "love" itself, is it not? Now partners share is not, by definition, Christ. 104 University Hall first. Bowling Green' Slate University surely your opinion as to the precise "love." Your relationships amount to Bowling Green, Ohio 41401 Michael Bonham definition of "love" is just as valid. 2? only an arrangement for obtaining Reggie McGraw is a graduate Phone (4lf 117].KM! 824 6th St. that of the next man's, so let us forego sexual release, all wrapped up in a neat student at the University. The BG News Friday, April 14,197$ Page 1 Cheerleading tryoufs held School spirit name of the game By BUI GUmore dollars in prizes. They are and is in good academic dividual skills and the ability Joyce Bresler, the student trying to become part of next standing. to work with other adviser for University "Remember, no matter year's University Many of the students cheerleaders. cheerleaders. what, smile!" cheerleading squad. trying out are freshmen and According to Bresler, "the With this advice echoing in There will not be rewards at least half of this year's THE WOMEN are tested pressure is pretty tough- their heads, 65 University in the form of money or cheerleaders are trying out on a similar scale. They also even the kids on the squad students recently began credit hours for qualifying again. The only exception is are required to perform an from last year get nervous." more than three hours of students. The only reward is the squad captain, chosen original pom-pom routine Thirty students will be in the competition to eliminate all personal satisfaction and from last year's squad by and some gymnastic skills, finalist competition Sunday. but the best. new friends. fellow cheerleaders. including the T-jump, herky jump and right or left car- Next year's cheerleaders These students were tested Why do they do it? School The four men trying out twheel into a split. will be responsible for on strength, stamina, spirit. They have it and they this year were judged on promoting school spirit at coordination, creativity, want to be sure the rest of the personal appearance, ability Judges for the semi-final football and basketball gymnastic ability, en- campus does also. to design chants, gymnastic and finalist competition games as well as special thusiasm and appearance. skills such as toe-touches, include two instructors from Olympics events for the ANY UNIVERSITY cartwheels and round-offs the University of Toledo, two handicapped. They also NO, THESE persons are STUDENT is eligible to try and their ability to perform a from Findlay College, a write notes to University not in the Marines or com- out if he will be enrolled for required cheer. The gym- gymnastics teacher, two athletic teams wishing them peting for thousands of the next full academic year nastic skills test their in- former cheerleaders and luck or congratulations. Local motel used as rehabilitation center as well as jail for first-time DWI offenders A few beers at a local bar comprehensive report is 10 years, outlined the IN THE PAST, the DWI University buildings and and an attempt to drive made and given to the program. traffic offender was jailed meeting halls were con- home can wind up as a Municipal Court. with criminal violators. He sidered for the program. weekend ticket to the Falcon He said it has several watched television, talked The Falcon Plaza was Plaza Motel, 1450 E. Wooster THE PROGRAM was advantages. The weekend with criminals, and wasted chosen because it was the St. instituted by Municipal costs $90, which the offender days. The new program tries only location with facilities Under an Ohio law, per- Court Judge James Bach- pays. If the offender was to educate and rehabilitate to securely house prisoners, sons charged with Driving man as recommended by the jailed, it would cost the him. as well as have a satisfac- While Intoxicated (DWI), Wood County Bar taxpayer $11,250 each year. tory meeting room, Wagner Newsphotoby Bill GUmore must be imprisoned for at Association. Gordon The DWI offender, usually The Wood County Jail said. PAULA WHETSEL grins for the judges at last week's cheerleading tryouts. least three days and attend Wagner, director of the a law-abiding citizen, can already is overcrowded and The program has been a Sixty-five students, male and female, tried out for the squad. The finalists, two driver training classes. Education Training spend his three-day im- the monthly addition of 25 to success, according to Bach- chosen on the basis of enthusiasm and gymnastic ability, will compete Sunday. In Bowling Green, first- Research Foundation, a non- 35 DWI offenders would man. He said he believes in time offenders can complete profit organization that has prisonment on a weekend, so make it worse, Wagner said. trying to rehabilitate the their jail terms in the Falcon conducted the driver it will not interfere with work DWI offenders and make Plaza Motel rather than the training program for the last or school. Several churches, roads safe. Wood County Jail. RLA anticipates May's national convention Science building slated IF A PERSON chooses that option, he checks into Residence Life Association (RLA) is preparing for the to participate in various workshops and see other schools' Construction on the in Overman Hall, will be to send to the Ohio Board of the Falcon Plaza Motel on a National Association of College and University Residence presentations. designated weekend between Physical Science Laboratory transferred to the new Regents for approval before Halls (NACURH) convention next month at Ball State At its first meeting this quarter, members reviewed a Building will begin in June, facility. The $4 million an architect can be hired. 5 and 6:30 p.m. Friday and University. revised constitution. 1979, according to Robert structure will house 19 The building's completion checks out on Sunday Richard A. Weibl, president of RLA, recently attended a At the next meeting, members will discuss, amend and McGeein, director of faculty offices and about 50 date is set for January, 1981. evening. regional conference and was elected the region's associate vote on the new constitution. facilities planning. instructional and research Although the University During his stay, he must director. laboratories. originally sought $9 million attend classes concerning LAST WEEK, a publicity committee was established to The structure will be built from state funds, only $4 DWI laws, medical and The conferences give residence hall representatives a expand RLA involvement, Weibl said. between Overman Hall and "OVERMAN HALL million was granted, but a social aspects of alcoholism, chance to discuss programs and problems in residence halls. The committee also will organize a presentation for the the Psychology Building. simply cannot accommodate decent, functional building and self-awareness sessions. Activities Fair, an information night for the resident adviser The faculty-staff parking lot the research and mstrnctlon still can be built, McGeein He is given assignments WEIBL SAID he hopes to take 20 persons to the conference training class. now located there will be that the sciences need. It is said. between sessions and is relocated. inadequate," McGeein said. More funds hopefully will quizzed on the material. be appropriated for Each person has a personal .KIDS RECORDS SCHOOLKIDS RECORDS SCHOOLKIDS RECORDS SCHQ Parts of the physics and A developing program renovations in Overman Hall interview at the end of the chemistry departments, now statement is being prepared from 1979-81, he added. weekend to determine his attitude and need for further help. o a After the offender com- co co Tardy filers get extension pletes the program, a v> 3J Q m WASHINGTON (AP)- speculated earlier that bad TAXPAYERS WHO rr o Americans have an extra winter weather had kept cannot make the deadline O o two days to struggle with many persons from going to can send a form 4868 to the Cancer is o 73 their taxes this year, but the IRS offices for advice. ui a IRS and get a 60-day ex- often curable. CO Internal Revenue Service Tax officials suggested tension for any reason. 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Parachute jump Hill's bubbling and ef- April Hill smiles a lot. her childhood experience enough to offer a good "Down there I was just a A one-day Intensive workshop ending with a parachute "Mom showed me an ad in and parents' wishes had education but small enough writer. I wanted to be able to fervescent personality shows And rightfully so. in her work. "The job makes Jump will be offered by the Union Activities Organization At age 24, Hill, who serves the Sunday Blade for the job little effect on her. "I wanted to get a personal one, she use some of my other you that way. Everyday (UAO) and the Tecumseh Parachuting School in Michigan as coordinator for alumni at Bowling Green and I to go to Ohio State," Hill said. talents," she said. you're constantly meeting tomorrow. involvement, is one of the answered it and ended up said. After graduating from the Hill also has helped new people," Hill said. The regular $40 cost will be reduced by $5 for par- youngest University ad- getting the job. It was really University in 1975 with a promote retired faculty and "When people meet me, I ticipants. For further information, contact the UAO of- ministrators. coincidental," Hill said. SHE MADE a deal with journalism degree, she staff, women's day and fice, third floor, Union. The job turned out to be her parents to attend the covered state government in minority alumni programs. know I am representing the Persons who signed up will leave at 7:30 a.m. tomorrow Hill says she draws a great just what she was looking University for one year, and Columbus. But she is quick to credit University. The impression I from the loading dock of the Union. deal of satisfaction from for. She said, "It was a write- if she did not like it, she could others for the success. "I make on them is the working at the University. your-own type job-fill In go anywhere she wanted. HILL SAID that the job know this sounds corny, but University," she said. Financial aid reality with your own ideas." "IT GIVES me a chance to Applications for financial aid for summer quarter and "The most satisfying thing for the 1978-79 academic year are available in the Office of be creative in an institution University chapter to sponsor which I believe to be very about the job is it gives me a Student Financial Aid. worthwhile," Hill said. chance to be very creative," Raffing trip Hill said. this year's chemistry convention Her loyalty to the AND CREATIVE she is. Places still are available for the Whitewater rafting trip struments there, including p.m., April 21 in the Presentations also will be University comes from being After taking the job last What happens when 110 May 7 or the West Virginia's New River trip. Cost Is $30. devices for molecular Dogwood Suite, Union, Reich given from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. "born and raised in Bowling April, she implemented chemistry student and Interested persons should sign up in the UAO office, third structure analysis and said. April 22 in the Wayne and Green," she said. several new programs, in- professors from three states floor, Union. are mixed and poured onto miniature research com- River Rooms of the Union. "BG is family type thing cluding the alumni in- puters, she explained. TICKETS FOR the dinner volvement program. one campus? For more information for me; both of my parents Dr. Derek Davenport, of are $5 for students and $6 for concerning the public Econ colloquium went to Bowling Green and "The purpose of this The product will not be a chemical reaction, but the Purdue University, will faculty. Reservations can be events, contact the my sisters, too," Hill said. program is two-fold. First, it An economics colloquim will be held at 2 p.m. Wed- American Chemistry discuss general chemistry made through the chemistry chemistry department. After working with Ohio gets alumni involved with nesday in the Taft Room, Union, on "Commodity Market Society's "Meeting in texts at a banquet at 6:30 department until Tuesday. government for a year and a the University and second, it Futures: The Hottest Game in Town.'' Miniature", sponsored by Leo Navin and Gerald Auten, professors of economics, half, she began looking for provides students with ac- Women and their art another job. cess to alumni-to share the the University's student will present the program. All interested persons are in- chapter, April 21-22. vited to attend. benefits of their ex- IT WAS NOT until she perience," Hill said. AAed tech program visited her family in "I was coming to events at The annual convention, Sculptor to present show sponsored by a different The uniqueness of the University's medical technology college chapter each year, By Judy Herman According to Dr. Susan are valid purposes,' Arpad said. program will be discussed in a program at 3 p.m. Tuesday will feature thesis presen- Arpad, director of the in the Alumni Room, Union. tations by 35 senior Deborah de Moulpied, women's studies program, Patricia Mann, coordinator of the program that works Workshop detailed chemistry majors from 11 a well-known sculptor, will the art show has three HOWEVER, SHE em- with St. Vincent Hospital, will speak. colleges in Ohio, Michigan present a lecture and slide purposes: phasized that participation At a meeting Tuesday, Gail Inscho, president of the in the show does not mean a University chapter of Women in Communications, Inc. and Indiana, according to show at 7:30 p.m. April 24 in -to showcase competent Barbara A. Reich, president the McFall Center Assembly professional women artists. person holds any political, (WICI), detailed her experiences of the regional meeting economic, social or in- Tyson to appear held in Cleveland last weekend. of the University student Room. Art traditionally has been chapter. Six University As part of the University thought of as a man's tellectual views on the Cicely Tyson will appear at 7 p.m. Wednesday in a subject. Inscho said that workshop topics included sexual students will participate in Invitational Art Show career; many students are performance titled "An Evening with Cicely Tyson," a "Women in the Field" to be unaware that women can be "Our biggest purpose in program of readings and commentary. harassment, wage discrimination, assertive management the event. for communicators and how women can dress for success. held Monday through April professional artists; sponsoring the art show is to Tyson, a star of "Roots" and "The Autobiography of 29 In the McFall Center raise lots and lots of Miss Jan Pittman," will perform at 7 p.m. Wednesday in THE UNIVERSITY She said that publisher Christie Buckley revealed how she CHAPTER last hosted the Gallery, de Moulpied will -TO INFORM the public questions and get people the Grand Ballroom, Union. There is no charge for the show how being a woman that there are competent interested," Arpad said. show. achieved a top executive position. She advised women to use meeting in 1974, when the a "boyfriend strategy" - determine a goal, plan a strategy national association named affects her life and work as professional women artists. Included in the show's Link training and get involved. it the most outstanding an artist. In this educational process brochure are short, ex- chapter in the area, she said. Originally from Hancock, questions may be raised and planatory statements by The Link is preparing a training session for volunteer WICI MEMBERS also approved the appointment of Angela Me., de Moulpied has sold explored involving how each artist about her work. counselors. The only qualifications for the training are an Miller, junior, as programming vice president, and Karen The convention also her art to the Hirshhorn socialization can effect Some artists expressed the 18-year-old minimum age and an interest in people. Kielmeyer, sophomore, as treasurer. features a tour of the Museum in Washington, women and theirart; effect of individual or Persons interested should contact Harve S. Meskln, The group discussed next year's programs. chemistry department to D.C., and The Museum of -To encourage a continuing cultural experiences on art, executive director of the Link, at 352-5387 or 242-9289. exhibit the unusual in- Modern Art in New York communication between the relationship between the City. women artists and women art and the artist's per- interest in art, whether it be sonality and standards for THE ART SHOW, spon- women artists, women as criticism and interpretation. sored by the University subjects or art as an ex- women's studies program, pression of experience. Gallery hours will be noon- also will feature exhibits by "We assume that if a 5 p.m. Monday through other professional women person participates in the art Friday, and 2-5 p.m. artists. show, they agree that these Saturday and Sunday. 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from page 1 top, and established its credibility and spent less money than other ones." Moore said that a few groups consist Bell said that one matter to be dealt of only a few members but are funded in the future that has left a "sour taste" by more than 15,000 students. in the mouths of many seniors is the Lauding the present SGA, Moore said number of parking services com- it was "a super one that will be hard to plaints.
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Day in review From Associated Press wire reports Eight years later Classes canceled to observed May 4 deaths Kent State University classes will be said he was following the recom- THE COMMITTEE has scheduled a canceled May 4 in observance of the mendations of the university- folk concert, candlelight march and all- eighth anniversary of the shooting state community May 4th Observance night vigil starting on the evening of death of four students and the wounding Committee. The group was established May 3. On May 4, a memorial program of nine others in an anti-war demon- "are being consumed by an abusive by Golding to oversee observance is planned, including speeches and stration. few," Golding said, in an apparent activities. discussion groups. There have been renewed campus reference to the demonstrations. demonstrations in recent weeks, with Golding recently complained that Golding said, "We are pursuing this Among speakers are Alan Canfora, complaints that the university ad- prospective Kent State students were course because it is reasonable and one of the wounded students, and Greg ministration is insensitive to efforts to being frightened away by the lingering right, not because it has been insisted Rambo, a leader of the May 4th resolve once and for all the facts stigma of the shootings. upon by this group or that group." Coalition, a group which protested the surrounding the 1970 shootings. University offices will be open as "Even though I personally don't building of a gymnasium annex near Kent State President Brage Golding usual May 4, Golding said, but he urged believe that most of this program is the site of the 1970 shootings. Both face said Wednesday night that he made the supervisors to encourage employees relevant or appropriate...it has been trial on criminal trespassing charges decision to cancel classes to preserve who wished to participate in ob- recommended for scheduling by the following a rally at Kent State last the life, reputation and property of the servance activities to do so. May 4th Observance Committee and I month in support of 194 persons university. will accept the committee's recom- arrested in the gym annex protest last AT PRESENT, university resources, IN CANCELING CLASSES, Golding mendation," he said. summer. Admits remarks were 'unfair, wrong' Mayor Kucinich apologizes for statement Cleveland Mayor Dennis J. Kucinich making public a reference to a case members of the city council, especially The mayor pledged that differences apologized yesterday to members of the which the city had referred to the FBI, after his remarks Monday night. would be expressed fairly and "without Cleveland City Council, whom he called allegedly involving councilmen. The AP photo Kucinich also pledged complete personal attacks by me or members of PADDLE-BOATERS FLOAT along under this spring's outpouring of cherry "a bunch of buffoons" earlier in the FBI later said there were no links to cooperation in a council inquiry into the my administration." blossoms around the Tidal Basin in front of the Jefferson Memorial in week. councilmen in the investigation. ransacking of the office of former Robert Getz, a city councilman and a Washington D.C. Though delayed by this year's severe winter, the cherry trees, Kucinich said, "I offer no excuse. "PUBLIC MENTION of the referral Economic Development Commissioner supporter of efforts to recall the mayor, a gift of the people of Japan, bloomed in time for this year's cherry blossom What I said was unfair and wrong." was unnecessary and unwarranted and Joseph Furber. said he thinks it is too late for an festival. The mayor also apologized for should never have occurred," Kucinich "AS THE HEAD of the executive apology. "The damage is already done said in a letter to members of city branch of city government, I reserve and is irreversible," Getz said. council. the right to differ with the legislative A petition drive seeking to place the branch and I probably will. Honest GETZ SAD) HE does not think the European politicians, press criticize recall of Kucinich on the June 6 ballot debate is healthy to government," mayor's apology will turn back recall has been drawing support from some Kucinich continued. efforts. 6 0 decision on neutron b b lPresident! Carter's^ delay in deciding — pending evidencef "! of new Soviet, „ Morals,* ethics eyedW in abortion trial on the neutron warhead has intensified "restraint" in the arms race. The delay criticism of his foreign policies in the nation was interpreted by many Europeans - With testimony ended, attorneys consider the moral question of whether West European press and among including both proponents and op- proposed legal instructions yesterday a doctor should let a brain-damaged government officials. Some even ex- ponents of the weapon - as an inability to help Jurors in Santa Ana, Calif., nation infant die. press doubts about his grasp of foreign arrived, and it's a difficult period," to make a decision. decide whether Dr. William Waddill Jr. But defense attorneys said they effairs. said a French official, who asked not to The respected magazine Der Spiegel strangled a live infant when an abortion would fight against such a legal in- The questioning of Washington's be identified. "People are talking about reported that West German Chancellor failed. So the private discussions in the struction. actions seems to be getting louder as inconsistencies and vagueness, and at Helmut Schmidt sees Carter as "an But prosecution and defense lawyers Judge's chambers were expected to In the closing hours of testimony, Carter's first-year honeymoon fades the same time absence of pragmatism. unfathomable amateur who tries to were miles apart on a key question: In take days. lawyers for Waddill, 42, tried to show into the past and major European allies CARTER ANNOUNCED last week he stamp his private morals on world reaching a verdict, can the Jury con- SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE James that any doctor confronted with a blue feel disappointed on critical issues. was deferring a decision on whether to policies but in reality is Incapable of sider the moral and ethical obligations K. 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features unexpected plot Comic operetta: overwhelming success
Review by minimum of props. Nothing got in the funny. When relegated to the Senior Janet Paugh gave her best Melissa Moorman as Nanki-Poo and THE SHOW'S biggest problem is Jim Flick way of the eye of the performers. background for a moment, he was a performance to date as Katisha, a Yum-Yum, respectively. Detamore's make up. Katisha, the Mikado and Somehow, everyone escapes with his comic imp threatening to overtake the matronly woman out to corral a voice was, unfortunately, weak on Pish-Tush look like Mohawks in war head. SET IN FEUDAL Japan, the show's entire show. husband. The role is written rather flat, opening night, but he brings a haughty, Wednesday night's opening per- Japanese-style painted backdrops and Whitehouse exaggerated his role to left for the actress to flesh out. She did. yet passionate demeanor to the role. formance of "The Mikado" was an simplified Oriental robes flavored the the hilt, in the best Gilbert and Sullivan Paugh characterizes her as a waspish, paint. The men's wigs are horrible; Moorman has a lovely, though rather they try to use make up to cover the overwhelming success. Gilbert and production. Done completely in black, tradition. desperate woman, a virtual harpy on stage for most of the show. But even she weak, voice and seems born to the role men's hairlines around the skimpy, Sullivan's comic operetta is one of the red, white and gold, the coloring of the of the naive maiden. most entertaining shows on campus show was elegant, yet simple. MANY OF KO-KO"S best scenes softens at the end. stylized wigs, but couldn't do it. this year. The comedy is multi-leveled, The show's success rests largely on involved his interaction with Poo-Ban, It's an elegant production. It suc- And Paugh has a beautiful voice. ceeds because it is simplified enough to the plot takes unexpected turns and the Ko-Ko, the High Executioner, and his corrupt minister(s). Senior Douglas Musically, there are a few weak music is lovely. junior B.J. Whitehouse its simply Wayland turned in a fine performance fit on the small stage in Joe E. Brown voices in the cast of 21, particularly Theatre. Director Paul Sibberson can Staging is masterful. Paced with delightful in the role. in the role. Tummy bulging, THE SERIOUS- for Gilbert and among the sopranos. Mark Hetrick, He never quits. Strutting, making be proud of that. almost too much action on a small swaggering overly aristocratic, time Sullivan-love theme was assigned to senior, pianist and musical director, faces, groveling and bellowing, or The play will be shown at 9 p.m. today stage, the show elected to use a and again he broke the audience up junior Mark Detamore and senior sometimes overpowered the voices. singing "willow, tit-willow"-he was with his demands for cash "insults." and at 2:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Coma provides fun kind of fear Review by Although "Coma" make gratuitous attempts to bodies are suspended in computer-controlled Mary Beth Beazley incorporate medical, romantic and feminist comfort. themes into the plot, it is at its best when it is Remember how "Jaws" made you stay away simply a scary movie, thrilling the audience with Although health care on wires is still far down from the beach for a while? Well, you probably rollercoster dips and curves in the action. the road, the other medical details that director- won't be too anxious to have minor surgery after Wheeler has an obstinate determination to get to screenwriter Michael Crichton has employed give seeing "Coma," the hospital thriller starring the facts and Bujold's intensity is right for the "Coma" a haunting credibility that keeps you Genevieve Bujold and Michael Douglas. "Coma" part. Her role is demanding and we find her in the thinking. He has avoided blood and guts shots of is playing at Stadium Cinema. kind of action scenes that used to be handled by surgery, instead using the day-to-day routine of Based on the best-selling novel by Robin Cook, actors such as Steve McQueen. In one scene, she hospital life as a contrast for Bujold's frantic the movie is set in a fictional Boston hospital, escapes by clinging to the rotating red light on the search. where a young intern named Susan Wheeler top of a speeding ambulance. Crichton concentrates on keeping us scared, but (Bujold l becomes suspicious when a close friend Michael Douglas, as Bujold's intern lover, is it is a fun kind of feat. You'll find yourself laughing lapses into a coma following routine surgery. little more than a pretty face. His main job is with relief as Bujold escapes one tight situation Her investigations uncover a number of causes doubting Bujold's suspicions in a manner that after another.only to be taken in again by the nail- of unexplained comas, but her attempts to learn leaves one unsure as to whose side he is on. biting climax. more constantly are thrwarted. "Coma" makes no bones about playing on EVENTUALLY SHE discovers a black market THE CAST ALSO includes Richard Widmark medical fears and the result is a fun, exciting in human transplant organs and her life is and Rip Torn as hospital chiefs of staff and movie. See it and have a good time, but don't be threatened as she gets closer and closer to the Elizabeth Ashley as the icy-cold administrator of surprised if you are a little more suspicious the truth. the "Jefferson Institute," where the comatose next time you visit a hospital. Duo's first album revives acoustic guitar
On "Twin-House," their sidered guitar player's album sounds mellow, there first album together, Larry Review by guitarists, so too this album is undoubtedly some ex- Coryell and Phillip must be considered a guitar tremely fast picking going Catherine have brought to C. Anthony lover's album. on. This tasteful sound life the long lost instrument probably would be greatly of the 1970's-the acoustic Mosser WHILE EVERY tune on diminished had Coryell and guitar. "Twin-House" blends in Catherine used electric And in effect, what we get The guitar work on "Twin- nicely with the preceding rather than acoustic guitars. is neither jazz nor rock. In House" is a cross between one, the tracks deserving Coryell, one of the leading fact, it nearly is impossible classical and Spanish, and special notice are "Home In an age when artists of contemporary jazz guitarists to put a clear-cut sounds as though it would Comings," "Airpower," all musical styles are doing in the U.S., and Catherine, a classification on this LP. make an excellent sound- "Twice a Week" and "Ms. nearly anything they can to native of Belgium and an ex- track for a Western movie. Julie," one of only three become more commercially member of the rock group THE ALBUM consists of Therefore, the album lends songs on the LP which used accessible, it is good to see Photo courtesy Metro GoldwynMayer Inc. Focus, appear to be two eight songs, all of which are itself to a very esoteric overdubbing. musicians like Larry Coryell Genevieve Bujold, as Susan, seeking clues to a hospital conspiracy, guitarists of differing styles totally instrumental pieces. audience. and Philip Catherine shun crouches in a shaft carrying lines to operating rooms in the MGM thriller, and, therefore, a very The only instruments used in The thing which gives commercialism and ex- "Coma," now showing at the Stadium Cinema in Bowling Green. unlikely duo to collaborate the entire album are Just as both Coryell and "Twin-House" its unique periment with something on an album. acoustic guitars. Catherine must be con- flavor is that while the entire different. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^j^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^j^.^^.^^^^^ The ¥ ¥ ¥ Powder ¥ ¥ ¥ Winthrop ¥ ¥ ¥ 525 Ridge St. ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ North and South ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ SPECIAL SUMMER RATES ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ Now Leasing for Fall ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ and Summer Occupancy ¥ ¥ 00 ¥ ¥ Fall Rates Start as Low as $75. Per Person ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ For the Finest in Apartment Living, ¥ ^assarett ¥ 'PANTIE PLUS'®.. ¥ WITH COTTON FOR YOUR COMFORT See Us Today. ¥ ¥ Feel feminine. Be comfortable. You can with ¥ Vassarette's 'Pantie Plus' A feminine pantie of ¥ nylon tricot...plus a comfort-crotch-lining of pure ¥ ¥ white cotton. No color dyes to irritate —no matter ¥ Office at 400 Napoleon Rd. Open 9-12 and 1-5 Mon.-Fri. ¥ what color pantie you choose. Hygiene-safe. Cool. ¥ ¥ Absorbent. Brief, 4-7 $2.25; 8-10 $2.50. Bikini Evenings by Appointment 4-7 $2. ¥ 352-9135 ¥ ¥ ¥ *^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^J^J^^^^^^J^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
SGA will be your representative if you vote in the campus elections April 27 Campus movie the other 'Dog Day Afternoon' A hot item Preview by hour." The "half-hour" winds up as a cops come off as bumblers and in- Bob Roberts day-long odyssey that ends In a competents. shootout at Kennedy Airport. One of the most interesting aspects of It is 2:57 p.m. on a hot, muggy af- The police interrupts the robbery and this film is how persons react when ternoon of August 22, 1972. Beset by Sonny realizes that the only thing media attention is upon them. In the debts and deep personal troubles, keeping Sal and himself alive are the case of Sonny, he has a chance to forget and Sonny Wortzik and his friend Sal decide nine bank employee hostages. As Sonny his problems and become a star. He to rob a bank in Brooklyn, thus tries to decide what course of action to gets the crowd on his side by shouting at beginning an intriguing and compelling take, 250 cops prepare to storm the the wall of cops, "Attica! Attica!" The MAIN ST. E. WOOSTER drama-"Dog Day Afternoon." bank. crowd cheers him as a hero. across from Harshman The Union Activities Organization (UAO) presents the movie today and Sonny realizes his power and takes MANY OF THE SCENES show the tomorrow in 210 Math-Sciences Bldg. at, advantage of it when the media move aDsurdity of life. The crowd nearly presents with 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. Admission is $1 in. Sonny tries to get a message across stampedes the police officers when with a student ID. about his problems and the world's Sonny tosses wads of money into the Al Pacino plays the role of Sonny in problems, but the media and the crowd air, the very money that he had planned this true story, with John Cazale as the outside the bank turn the situation into to steal in the first place. ill-fated Sal. These two actors starred a circus sideshow. Sidney Lumet's direction of this film CAPITOL in both "Godfather" epics and their is brilliant. No scene lasts long enough comfortable way of acting together SOME OF THE troubles that plague to bore the viewer. Indeed, the fast- enhances the movie. Sonny become apparent midway paced action lends more than a touch of "Dog Day Afternoon" is a violent through the show. He has, in addition to authenticity to the film. The different movie, not so much graphically as a wife and two children, a male wife camera angles highlight "Dog Day emotionally. However, there are many that needs to undergo a sex-change Afternoon" and since the film was shot humorous scenes to break the tension, operation. He loves all of them very on location, it sometimes is difficult to such as the dialogue between the much and this robbery is his sacrifice tell whether or not actual footage is ...NOW ONLY hostages inside the bank and between for them. used. ...NOW ONLY Sonny and the police negotiators. Also, Lumet had difficulties in Sonny and Sal are in a bad position- shooting the movie. It was filmed in $4.69 AS THE ROBBERS break into the neither wants to kill the hostages, chilly and windy mid-October, but the $4." bank, Sonny yells, "We're movin' fearing more than being caught by the feeling of a hot August day never leaves along. We'll have this done in a half- police. In fact, both the robbers and the the viewer. PEABO BOB WELCH Genesis release lacks inspiration
but ex-group member's does not ...NOW ONLY ...NOW ONLY Review By it is so predictable that if one listens to group, and "Please Don't Touch," his Russ Summers "Ripples" off "Trick Of The Tail," it second album, is without question more becomes apparent that the keyboard exciting than the album of his former Genesis is still one of the finest bands orchestrations and chord progressions associates. $4." $4." in rock, but the new release "And Then are similar. This is not the un- "Narmia," which leads off, features There Were Three" shows a lack of predictable band Genesis is known to the lead vocals of none other than Steve inspiration. be. Walsh of Kansas. On "Carry On Up The PINK FLOYD SWEET The departure of guitarist Steve One of the best tunes that could make Vicarage," Hackett has run, as his Hackett may have been the big blow to the album worthwhile is "Down And voice is split into high and low parts by the band. Genesis capitalized on Peter Out." Mel Collins' vocals and odd a device called a harmonizer. Gabriel's departure, not only becoming jumpy drum tempo helps define the more popular, but still recapturing its businessman's world described in the "HOW CAN I" brings yet another early magic with tunes such as "Dance song. "Scenes From A Nights Dream" familiar voice into the picture as Richie ...NOW ONLY ...NOW ONLY On A Volcano" and "Eleventh Earl of is clever and charming, the lyrics Havens sings. One of the stars of Mar," largely due to Hackett's at- priceless and the beat solid. Woodstock, Havens sounds as well as mospheric guitar-playing. ever with his low, sleepy voice. $4." The new album is well produced, as $4." WITH HACKETT'S departure, bass The highlight of the album is the title the last two in the post-Gabriel phase. player Mike Rutherford has taken the tune, which is intense, haunting and The songs are shorter and somewhat forbidding. In fact, Eno fans might guitar parts. Unfortunately, those NATALIE more pop-romantically oriented than in parts, especially on "Many Too Many," even like this one. ERUPTION the past. are overly reminiscent of Hackett's, in If you only have enough money for sound and style. one album, buy Hackett's. If you can "SNOWBOUND" Is a perfect buy both, do so. A Genesis lack of in- example. The cut is powerfully mellow, Hackett, himself, did not take long to spiration is still better than many with smooth imagery in the lyrics, but release his own album after he left the groups' peak. ...NOW ONLY ...NOW ONLY Fotomoker- something good $4B99 Review by band with definite pop guitar riff wraps around the $4." blame for contributing MikeGueulette sensibilities. nothing to improve the catchy melody line of the Danelli has matured into songwriting. chorus in what has to be one MAZE MAZE Hey! Check out that cute an excellent, common-sense of the nicest songwriting three-year-old babe on the rock drummer and Marchesi DESPITE THE ALBUM'S hooks of the year. cover! is more than adequate as a faults, there are a few Fotomaker mustered all the What's this? Ex- genuinely excellent musical pop savvy of its accumulated Raspberry Wally Bryson guitarist. The musicianship on this, their debut album moments to be found. years for this one. plays rhythm guitar on the "Fotomaker," is tight. album? And didn't these two Fotomaker should be a killer Fotomaker may lack the PLUS THOUSANDS OF OTHERS AT guys, Dino Danelli, drum- "All These Years" magic of either the Rascals mer, and Gene Cornish, bass band. Unfortunately, Fotomaker features infectious interplay of the Raspberries, or even player, used to be in that has a few shortcomings, the between an acoustic guitar Bulldog, a no-nonsense, group from the '60s, the THESE SAME LOW...LOW PRICES. most serious being its choice and the rhythm section. The heavy-hitting rock group of a Young Rascals? of material. Marchesi, In descending piano figure and few years back, with whom Maybe I ought to check addition to being the group's some of the guitar work in Danelli and Cornish were this album out. "Where Have You Been All associated. But it comes off "Maybe" is a good word to lead guitarist, also is the primary songwriter for the My Life" gives it a distin- as a band with charisma and use when referring to band. ctive British flavoring and enthusiasm. Comparisons to Wl NG5 FOtomaker. the fact that it is the only its forefathers seem inap- THE MEMBERS of the HIS WRITING, at its song not penned by any of the propriate, so different Is band, with the exceptions of worst, tends to be derivitive band members almost Fotomaker's direction from Lex Marchesi on lead guitar of the worst elements of hard makes it the album's best theirs. and Frankie Vinci on rock bands of the Bad song. Fotomaker looks like a keyboards and flute, all are Company ilk, ponderous, and band to contend with, not veterans of acclaimed pop bands along the lines of THE REAL "tour de because of its first album, ...ONLY ...ONLY American pop-rock bands. Badfinger, excessively force," however, is a but because of the promise it As a result, Fotomaker saccharine. Danelli and Marchesi song called "Two shows for a follow-up effort. comes off as a hard rock Vinci also can share the Can Make It Work." 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' m > »_*»+J The BG News Friday. April 14. l!>78Pagei leers honored Two strikes and you're out The Falcon hockey team, which won three Reservations must be made in advance by The cry has been heard for years now to reduce they fool around, going through a lot of titles and placed third in the 1978 NCAA phoning the BGSU Athletic Department (372- the dead time in baseball, and Tommy John, after meaningless antics, on!; hejr"v* been Hockey Championships, will be honored by 2401) by Friday noon, April 14. Reservations massive cerebral strain, Ls ready with the allowed to get away with it I'm gotten did this the Athletic Department and Falcon Club at a are payable at the door. solution. Melvin until the PGA came in with a speed-up rule. Now special awards banquet on Monday, April 17, Besides placing third in the NCAA, the BG Since most of the lapses in baseball take place at golfers find they needn't take forever to line up a at the Holiday Inn. icers posted its best season ever with a 31-8 the mound and at the plate. Tommy submits that a Durslag putt." The 6:30 p.m. affair will include a dinner record and won the Central Collegiate Hockey livelier product could result if three balls con- Once a hitter ministers his need! I» his hands buffet and the presentation of special awards Association (CCHA) championship, the stituted a walk and two strikes a strikeout. and his bat. Tommy feels he shouldn't be per- to players and Coach Ron Mason. Cost of the CCHA Playoff championship and the NCAA "With this format," he promises, "you would mitted to leave the batter's box to clu il anain banquet is $10 per person and the public is Mideast Regional Championship during the cut down much of the dawdling on the part of the new ball. Credibility is lost when you start doc- "Hitters use pine tar, resin and gloves to better invited. 1977-78 season. pitcher and the batter, without actually changing toring equipment, and, to enliven the game, you their grip," says John, 'and if a pitcher dares the game." cheapen the home run. moisten his fingers, he's thrown out of the game. Having given considerable study during his 17 "BUT IF YOU want a game to move, you have But granting the hitters their pine tar and their years in baseball to the contest taking place to arrange for the pitcher and the hitter to be all resin, one time per bat is enough." between pitcher and hitter, John concludes that business. Allowed only three balls for a walk, the The increasing number of 301 .seball batters all too often will "take" the first pitch, of pitcher isn't going to mess around, just as the is substantial proof that the pitchers no longer are no mind to swing in any circumstance. batter isn't if he is permitted only two strikes." in charge of the game. Coach named ' 'Would this increase the number of strikeouts in "THIS IS A complete waste of everyone's time," a game?" John was asked. "ARTIFICIAL TURF ! lo with rising Bowling Green football coach Denny Stolz after coaching for five years at Muskingum says Tommy. "And it's a luxury the batter "Superficially, you would say yes," he batting average John. "I think it's been completed his 1978 coaching staff by an- College. He was defensive coordinator for the couldn't indulge in if he were allowed only two responded. "But, believe me, if that batter comes calculated that the differem B .250 nouncing the appointment of Jim Heacock as Muskies the last three seasons, including the strikes. up to the plate ready to hit, that extra strike won't average and a .300 avera) can be defensive line coach. 1975 campaign when Muskingum won the "Then what happens under the present rules make a big difference. But even if the pitcher has something like 25 hits v play enough Heacock, 29, joins the Bowling Green staff Ohio Conference championship. when a pitcher goes 0-and-2 on a hitter? He the advantage on this, he loses it on the three-ball games on those carpels, you promptly will waste two pitches, trying to get the walk." awful lot of hits you wouldn't gel on | batter to swing at something bad. But with the Of course, baseball's resident savant, Charlie "Then the batters are ey are three-ball walk, the most he could waste would be Finley, recommended the three-ball walk years learning to go with the pitch, Playoff system in one pitch. If he wastes two, he would run the risk of ago as a means of producing more base runners. play to their weaknesses With putting the man on if he couldn't get the next pitch But Charlie never thought of the two-strike alotofhitterstoday.it': r where yofl across." strikeout, immediately making you wonder about throw the ball. They're going I gel their It's the unclouded view of John that the three- its merit. it." MAC has been devised ball walk and the two-strike strikeout would "ONCE YOU change this rule," continues John, "Would the three-ball I I ikeout "your next measure is the 20-second clock, reduce averages''" hi •■■ If Miami had lost to Marquette, the Mid- produce faster, more aggressive baseball COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)-The Mid- making it mandatory for the pitcher and the hitter "Not noticeably." he Ul It would American would have the same percentage of "without the need of gimmicks like the jackrabbit American Conference will continue to be an to go into action within that period. mean is that the pitcher imn old be .333 as the New England segment of the ball." automatic qualifier to the National Collegiate "The two-hour, 15-minute game has vanished ready to challenge :: la This Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference, the "Do you feel that new ball is definitely souped Athletic Association basketball tournament. up?" he was asked. from baseball only because of the bad habits would quicken the p ind make the Even so, Fred Jacoby, the Mid-American Missouri Valley, Big Sky and Pacific Coast developed over the years by the pitchers and the customers happy " commissioner, isn't enthused about the way leagues. "No doubt about it," he answered. "When a hitter like Bucky Dent can put one into the right- hitters. No pitcher needs more than 20 seconds to Tommy isn't asMni the NCAA will determine its 16 automatic Those four are tied for 14th in percentage on get ready to throw-and no batter needs longer, but He'll settle for pern,. qualifiers in 1979, sliced from 21 this season. the list of the college leagues. One of the four centerfield seats, you know you're dealing with a "I don't think this is necessarily the valid will lose its automatic bid in 1979 when the way because of your opposition," said NCAA basketball committee meets this V ■: Jacoby. "For example, the Mid-American champion has played Marquette six of the last eight years in the NCAA, including five times JACOBY CONCEDES there is no perfect ^■ftfe. ^^^k in the first round. way of selecting the NCAA automatic qualifiers, but he shoots holes in the current ^""V "The Mideast Regional of which the Mid- American is part is the toughest one," argued sy stem with these examples: Jacoby. "The Sun Belt Conference is 3-3. All of its victories are based on one team, North Mr ^^m IRONICALLY, it was Mid-American Carolina-Charlotte last year. And Central m champion Miami's champion Marquette in Michigan, our champion, had them beaten by the first round tournament game in 1978 that four points and with the ball in the last earned the league its automatic bid for next minute. Charlotte wins in overtime and the 9'-'T! year. whole conference gets an automatic bid m The six-man NCAA basketball tournament because of one team's performance." m^Jr committee, chaired by Big Ten Com- missioner Wayne Duke, has ranked the "Memphis State, when it went to the finals conferences on the basis of their won-lost against UCLA, was a Missouri Valley records and percentage for the last five member. But all Memphis State's victories years. are credited to its new league, the Metro The Mid-American is 4-5 with a .444 winning Conference, not even in existence at the time. percentage in that span, 10th behind the It took them away from the Missouri Valley. leading Atlantic Coast Conference 18-8 and "And you tell me the last Pacific 8 team to .692. The Big Ten is second with 17-8 and .680. win in the tournament outside of UCLA."
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By Bill Paul the damage had already been done. The field was endanger their arm," said Purvis, who hopes to Assistant Sports Editor in an unplayable condition. use several pitchers in the Falcons' double-header "We would have waited longer if we felt there at Ashland on Sunday. Who said, "necessity is the mother of in- would have been a chance to play," Purvis said. "Hopefully we'll be in a position where we can vention?" "It wasn't a case where we gave up a day we could get some people in who haven't had that much Unfortunately for Falcon coach Don Purvis, he have played on. We really haven't come close to work because of the layoff," he said. may have unwittingly made the greatest playing one at home yet." Mike Oleksak will start one of the games this meterological discovery since satellite afternoon, but Purvis was undecided who the other photographs. It's called the 1978 Bowling Green With each rain-out Purvis' problems have been starter would be. Stu Thiede and Chris Dill are the baseball schedule. compounded. He has found himself faced with an probables for Sunday with Keith Imhoff a increasingly difficult dilemma: reschedule the possibility from the bullpen. Whenever the Falcons are scheduled to kick-off games into an already tight slate or cancel them. the home baseball season you can expect rain on "Those were the two alternatives," he said. "It "He threw real well in the fall and I'd like to take or preceeding the day of the game. was either try to squeeze them (the games) into a look at him," Purvis said of Imhoff, who hails Although the device has proved infallible in the schedule or not play them at all. I just felt that from the Ashland area. three tests this spring, Purvis is hoping clear it would have been unfair to the guys on the team weather will prevail this afternoon when his team to cancel them. They worked hard all year so they The Falcons have enjoyed success against makes their fourth attempt to open the home would be ready to play, so I decided to try to make Eagles over the years, but they possess one of the season in a 1 p.m. twin-bill versus Cleveland State the games up for their sake.'' better "college division" teams in the state, ac- at Warren E. Stellar Field. cording to Purvis. The make-up games do, however, promise to "I CAN'T REMEMBER a year when the provide the Falcon depth with a stern test. The "They (Ashland) play some of the larger schools weather has been as consistently bad on the day of team faces a 15-day period when they are in the area and they generally do pretty well," he games," said Purvis, who is in his seventh year as scheduled to play 11 double-headers, including a said. Falcon head coach. span from April 22 to April 25 when four con- Cleveland State usually has a "representative secutive double-dips are scheduled. team," Purvis said. The Falcons split a double- Bowling Green's latest rain-out occurred last The strain should be felt most severely in the header with the Vikings last season. Thiede Tuesday when Monday night rains forced the pitching staff, which up to this point in the season dropped a tough first game by a 1-0 score, but postponement of double-header against Adrian. has been very stingy. Terry Milton captured his fourth straight victory By mid-morning the sun was shining brightly, but "We won't use anybody so often so we would of the year when he won the nightcap 5-2. Women compete in tourney
By Pat Hyland but a special instructional home Jenny Dunn (sore arm The two go hand in hand." paying off for the Falcons. Staff Reporter period is also held. During and shoulder), first home ANCHORING THE Falcon "Both of them have really this period, professional Judy Pelphrey (flu bug), and defense are what Cochrane come along well," Cochrane Bowling Green's women's players spend time with the third home Linda Stritzel terms "two very good" said. lacrosse team moves into its teams teaching them (badly torn thumb nail). goalies in Linda Dey and The laxers will host second week of competition techniques which the players Cochrane sees the strength Darla Davis. Denison University April 22, today as they travel to find extremely helpful. of his team in its speed. The team began its indoor hopefully with five more Brooklyn, Michigan to workouts with the goalie victories added to their compete in the Sauk Valley COCHRANE SAYS his "WE'RE NOT excessively work, and it appears to be record. Newspholobv Larry Kayser Invitational tournament. squad will play five games in fast, but we're not slow, The two day tournament the two days, and is con- everyone on this team can sirs HIS SIGHTS-The Bowling Green track team hurls into action this features teams from fident that his girls will get a run." Men netters weekend with a split squad. Part of the team will trawl to the Dogwood Wooster, Wittenberg, thorough workout. Relays, while others go to Findlay for a triangular meet tomorrow. Oberlin, Ohio Wesleyan, Ball According to Cochrane, Cochrane believes that State, Ohio University, the club teams figure to be good speed is essential to a Earlham and BG, as well as the strongest in the tour- winning team. after record the Cleveland Lacrosse Club nament. "Most of their "I don't know how you and the Cuyahoga Lacrosse players are graduates and could play this game without By Steve Sadler Sports Editor Club. have had more experience," speed," he said. "Speed and Tracksters split "We're really looking he said. reaction time are probably Bowling Green's men's tennis team is halfway to the goal forward to it,' coach Mickey Although the Falcons are the most important." coach Bob Gill set for them, and could add four more to the By Dan Firestone The rest of the team will travel to Findlay. Cochrane said. "The girls looking forward to the He also says the team will Assistant Sports Editor said that it was at the tournament, Cochrane says slate by next Tuesday. Last week's BG-Findlay-Toledo meet was stress defense throughout But it won't be easy. postponed because of rain, and since Findlay tournament last year that his squad is not in the best the remainder of the season. "As for our goal of 20 wins. We've won the first ten, now we Bowling Green's men's track team will split already had a meet on the rescheduled date the team jelled." physical shape. "You've gotta play great into two squads this weekend to compete in I April 25), BG is sending part of its team to According to Cochrane, "We're a little down. Our have to do it again," Gill said. defense and then you go But the weekend competition looks strong-headed by the Dogwood Relays at Knoxville and a Findlay Saturday. the tournment serves two three homes all have various down and do what you can at triangular meet with Findlay and Heidelberg But the Falcons will not be scoring in the functions for the players. Not ailments that may reduce Notre Dame-while Ohio State rolls in Tuesday for another the other end," Cochrane big match with the Falcons. in Findlay. team competition. only do the players get a lot their effectiveness." said. "You need a balance "We consider it a long weekend with Ohio State Tuesday," Coach Mel Brodt will be sending nine of his "We just wanted everybody to get to of playing time in direct Questionable for full time between offense and defense, Gill said. "I would be very happy with a 3-1 record this runners to the Dogwood Relays, among them compete, that's the main thing," Brodt said. competition with each other, service this week are second and it starts with defense. is the four mile relay team of Bob Lunn, Steve "It wouldn't be fair not to send enough weekend. I think we'd have to be satisfied to be .500 with 2-2." Housley. Kevin Ryan and John Anich. players to represent the team well, So we're The Falcons record is 10-1, and the netters can break the not going to score, but we are giving every team career record for most wins in a row with a victory over Tim Dayhuff, Ivor Emmanuel, Brian Hoch, one a chance at competition, which is better Northern Illinois today. Netters host two They have won seven in a row. Jeff Brown and Rick Hutchinson will also be than an intersquad scrimmage." making the trip to Tennessee for the Falcons Junior Jeff Brown and freshmen Bennie "I expect Northern to be a well balanced team," Gill said. to compete in the relays. Boyd and Rich Ryan have been ruled "They are solid and balanced, but not outstanding in any one Brodt said that he plans to use Hoch in the academically ineligible for the season. spot." intermediate hurdles and Lunn in the 5000- over weekend last year the Falcons shut out the Huskies 9-0, after four The Falcons will suffer in the field events meters. with the loss of Brown who was expected to be straight years of 5-4 scores. Gill expects the toughest competition this weekend to come "I thought the relays did a good job last a key scorer in the hammer throw, javelin By Pat Hyland week," Brodt said referring to the Ohio to Parker, provides character to the Eastern from the Irish. and discus. Staff Reporter team. University Relays where the Falcons "We hit a couple snags with the ineligibles, "The only common opponent we've had with Notre Dame is distance medley team of Dayhuff, Anich, but we'll just do the best with who's eligible Indiana State, and Notre Dame beat them 7-2," Gill said. It's two down and nine to go for the women's "JUDY PROVIDES us with the kind of BG eased by Indiana State 5-4 last Friday. Ryan and Housley took first place and two and healthy and pick up the rest next year," tennis team as they continue their quest for other relay teams finished second. Brodt said. leadership a captain should give the team," "Notre Dame is essentially the same team we played last an undefeated season. Parker said. year," Gill said. "They have a new number one and new This week's opposition will be provided by a Weston sees the matchup as "very close," number three, so their probably a little stronger." strong Eastern Michigan squad on Friday with key matches coming in the first, second BG's top singles performer, Glenn Johnson, faces another and Ohio University Saturday afternoon. and third singles events. stiff test, as he will tangle with ND's Brian Hainline. "I figure about eight guys in the Midwest should be Golfers at Open "Both matches will be more challenging, "We are also beefing up our doubles teams strongly considered for NCAA," Gill said. "And Brian closer matches than last week's," BG coach for this weekend's matches," Weston said. Hainline is one of them." Joan Weston predicted. She points to the "I'm experimenting with the second and third By Dave Lewandowski The two have been in combat nearly ten times with the MAC contingent, plus a few of the top Eastern game as the more difficult of the two. doubles team in practice this week. We may Staff Reporter Johnson holding a slim advantage. independent teams are entered. The Hurons return four lettermen from or may not be able to find a stronger pairing, "From the MAC we know Ohio University, Gill knows little about Eastern Kentucky, the Falcons final last year's squad, and coach Lucy Parker is but we won't know until we've tried." foe of the weekend. On the Professional Golf Tour the Masters, Toledo and Kent State are contenders and we very optimistic about her spring team. U.S. Open and the Tournament of Champions haven't seen Miami since the Marshall "I have two scores," he said. "They lost to Western The Bobcats invade with a very young Michigan, one of the co-favorites of the league, 7-2, but on are regarded as the three most important Tournament but the competition should be "I THINK WE will improve to second or tour stops. team, featuring five freshmen starters. their spring trip they beat the University of Toledo, 7-2." tough," Piper commented. third place in the state," Parker said. "They haven't been too tough in the past, On the college golf circuit the Ohio State Tuesday, the Falcons will try to avoid another 94) After last week's impressive showings at The third year coach has set two goals for but they've been pulling in a lot of freshmen Kepler Invitational is considered the first of Ashland and Toledo the linksmen are entering shallacking from Ohio State, as was the case last year. her '78 squad. Parker plans on an im- so we really don't know how they are," "I can guarantee any fan we won't do any worse than last the three main matches during the season, the Kepler with confidence. "Our top six provement in state standings and getting at Weston assessed. and that's where Bowling Green's men's golfers are experienced on the course even year," Gill joked. least one doubles team to qualify for the Meanwhile, looking forward to today's match he said, team will be this weekend. John (Spengler) who played there in the Ohio regional tournament. "The judges look at your performance in ROOKIES TO this year's Bobcat squad are "Eleven would be heaven." high school championships last year, so it will number one singles player Karen Cook, and three matches: the Kepler, Mid-American help," Piper said. Heading the lineup for the Hurons is Championships and the Northern Inter- four, five and six singles players Carey Participating in the match will be Spengler, returning number one singles player Barbara Sacherman, Ann Kopf and Helene Horn. collegiate before they hand out NCAA Steve Cruse, John Miller, Gary Treater and Fishley. Fishley had elbow surgery last Tournament bids, so this one is important," Ohio has only one senior on their team in Reds win again Pat Dugan. Treater has been bothered by the spring and is just now returning to complete Debbie Ksenich. She currently splits her coach John Piper said. flu during the week and may not be 100 per health. She posted a 9-3 singles record last Usually the Big Ten champion and the MAC duties between the number three singles CINCINNATI (AP) - Rick Auerbach's pinch-hit double cent. If Treater is unable to compete then Jeff year, tops on the team. She also recorded a position and the number one doubles team. winner earn a berth in the NCAA tourney. The with one out in the 13th inning scored Ray Knight from Parsons will take his place. second place finish at the Notre Dame The 'Cats split their opening two day judges then choose a third team based on Invitational tournament. first and gave the Cincinnati Reds a 7-6 victory over the their performance in the Kepler, MAC triangular match against Kent State and San Francisco Giants Thursday. "WE WOULD LHCE to be the top MAC Miami, downing the Flashes 9-0 and bowing to Championships and the Northern Inter- school there and finish in the top five or six," The number two singles position is held by the Redskins 8-1. With one out, Knight drew a walk from John Curtis and collegiate. Piper said. "With our experience I think we talented freshman Donna Robinson. The match will start at 2:00 Friday af- raced home when Auerbach doubled to the left field wall can." Acclaimed by E.M.U. as the most sought "OUR GOAL IS to get to the NCAA's but we ternoon, not at the 9:00 time that was on his first swing of the new season. "The Falcons finished seventh in the after player of this year's freshmen, previously announced. Saturday's Falcon- have got to play well in the Kepler and-or the competition last year while placing second of Robinson turned in a sparkling 8-1 singles Bobcat matchup is scheduled for 9:00 a.m. Cincinnati relievers Dave Tomlin, Doug Bair and MAC Championships before we can reach this the MAC schools. Treater finished in eighth record this past faU. She ranked sixth in the goal," Piper said. with O.U. and Eastern squaring off at 1 p.m. Manny Sarmiento limited the Giants to two hits over the spot of the 138 competitors. top 18 singles in Southeastern Michigan. Observers at the courts this weekend will be The Falcons will receive some of the stif fest last six innings. Sarmiento turned in two hitless innings The Kepler is a three day, 54 hole tour- Another important link in the Huron chain able to view both men's and women's action competition they have seen all year in the for the victory, the Reds' sixth in seven games. nament featuring one of the longest and most is captain Judy Becker. Becker plays the as the men host a quadrangle match which Kepler as all of the Big Ten schools, most of challenging courses on the tour. number five singles position, and, according overlaps court time.