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May 17,1978 Volume XIV Issue 107 Wright State University Dayton , Ohio Chapin charms WSU crowd B> R.L. METCALF At several points, the band known ballads such as Taxi. Mr. Guardian Staff Writer members upstaged Chapin with Tanner, and Cuts in the Cradle. various comments; lead guitarist HE ALSO plaved newer story Singer-composer Harry Chapin Douglas Walker actually stopped songs from his upcoming album, appeared last night at Wright the sho.' during Six-String to be released in early June. The State University, in the first Orchestra, backing Chapin's cry Wright State crowd was treated University Center Board-spon- of "Eat your heart out, Eric to a performance of a tunc that sored concert in a year and a Clapton" with some remarkable Chapin had never performed in half. Chapin. who performed riffs lifted from Sunshine of Your public before. It did not seem to here fonr years ago, was enthus- Love. bother his fans that the song was iastically received. AT ONE POINT during the so recently written that Chapin CHAPIN, OBVIOUSLY in good song. Chapin cracked up com- did not have all of the lyrics spirits, proved himself to be pletely. as much caught off- memorized. much more than a songwriter Some of Chapin's stories deal who sings his own material—he guard as the audience. with his personal experiences. is an adept performer who has a Chapin commanded an un- He explained that he wrote one talent for humor as well as for usually large amount of audience such number. And The Baby involvement. He directly re- Harry Chapin performs one of hl» unique story -songs last night storytelling. Chapin kept the Never Cries, about his relation- sponded to anyone in the crowd •I the WSU Pby (ileal Education Building. The three-hour concert audience entertained with im- ship with a young woman who who yelled out a comment, re- was tponsored by the University Center Board, Ita first concert In promptu remarks about the had been left to care for her child music, the musicians, and the quest, or question. He also de- alone, during his days as a over a year. Guardian Photo/Carl Luhrmann audience. manded that the audience parti- hungry young folksinger in 1965. cipate in the concert, particularly OTHER SONGS, such as Bum- on Thirty Thousand Pounds of mer. arc not autobiographical Bananas. a tragi-comic ballad of This song tells the story of a Foundation raises $39,000 the last haul of a trucker. The young black man taught violence By MIRIAM L1EGH ELROD The money could be designat- - • it sounds like everyone contrib- song has no real strong ending, and hate in his childhood and in Guardian Staff Writer ed for specific WSU schools and uted. so Chapin performed all four Vietnam, who is unable to adjust colleges or for the general fund -u is just fantastic. This is the versions, coaching the audience to peace upon his return to the on the harmonies. One grateful Last Friday marked the end of "where the need is greatest." first time faculty and staff in any United States. fan presented Chapin with a the in-house campaign to raise Pollock gave a rough estimate organised way has been asked to Many of Chapin's songs, such banana at the end of the song. $15,000 of scholarship money of the amount of donations from contribute to student scholar- as Hummer, attempt to point out BY THE FINISH of the encore, from Wnght State faculty and each college, stressing that they ships. It's heartening. what is wrong in this country and 411 My Life's A Circle, ihere was staff, and though the final total are not final figures. Nine thou- in the world. He docs not merely no one who haun t been coerced has not been calculated, spokes- sand was designated for the PAT MORAN, director ot protest, however. Before inter- into singing Drummer Howie men say it will add up to more general fund, Busines-.-and Ad- Alumni Affairs, said the alumni mission. Chapin told the crowd of Field, who looked none toe than $39,000. ministration got $4.53b, $3,250 p,,rtitm of the campaign has his work with a group he found- pleased about his sudden atten- Edward Pollock, director of the was collected for Education, accumulated $8,500 so far from ed.. World Hunger Year, and tion. sang the second verse of the WSU Foundation, said, "We $3,600 in Liberal Arts. $1,482 for 5,% aonors. their accomplishments in bring- song, usually performed bv know it will reach $.19,000. I'm Nursing. $8,700 for the School of -Wc s,,|| fec| we wj|| reach our ing the problem of hunger to the scared of predicting anything Medicine, and $5,600 for Science $io.tH)0 goal before the end of pianist Steve Chapin. Harry's attention of politician, through brother. The lighting and sound more; it is higher than I expect- and Engineering. June. lobbying. technicians were brought into the ed. THE WESTERN Ohio Branch "Twelve thousand alumni have HE ALSO 10LD about the act. and ultimately the entire "THERE HAS been tremen- in Celina (WOBC) raised approx- been contacted through the mail, organization's successes—an audience. dous support from the faculty imately $2,000. phone-a-th'ins. and some, very audience with President Carter, and the establishing of a commit- and staff. This means all new There is a small number of little, persona.' approaches. Most Cliapin's reputation rests on additional scholarships," which faculty and staff up there 0f the contacts have been his ability to tell stories with his is good for students. (WOBC). " Pollock commented, through the mail." wings. He petformed his well- (Sec 'CHAPIN,' f>age Jl '.xmt. me. .**•.. ~» Wednesday jj Dayton 'Smoke-In' up in the air By TOM VONDRUSKA Organization for the Revision of Jused to issue a permit tor it weather Guardian News Editor Marijuana Laws (NORML). o*te blocking concession sales and of the rally's sponsors. amplification of music. Cloudy today and tonight with the threat of Negotiations have taken place THE RALLY is being held to This would prevent the five afternoon thundershowers. Highs today will be between the City of Dayton and protest the use of the weed killer bands originally scheduled from in the 60's, with tonight's lows in the 40s. the organizers of the Eastwood Paraquat and to cal! 'or the performing • park Smoke-In about whether or legalisation of marijuana It was "Wc will have a rally but we not a permit will be issued to c-riginauy scheduled for last Sun- .nay not have music." Campbell may daze weather allow the event to tr.ke place this day. but was cancelled because explained. "We feei that having The National Weather Service seems to have Sunday. of rain. At that time the organi- people there is more important caught the May Daze spirit, for the Vandalia "We've met with the city ani! zers said the rally would be thr;i the music." forecasters are calling for sunny skies with we aren't as far along as we rescheduled. THE OSGANKERS ran into temperatures in the 70s this Friday. Lows thought wc would be at this However there are problems. other problems last week when a Friday will be in the 50s. time." sard Art Camp'ocil. The City of Dayton Department 1 (See 'SMOKX-IiV page i) NOWtC s -v** .w. VMriMIXy <6*Er 1W,-^r* / , spokesman for Dayton National of Palis end mitntamencs. re tern of aiding terrorists and deny 2 THE DAILY GUARDIAN May 17, 1978 dieted the budget was "not going ON THE other side of the to fly" in the House. Capitol, the Senate Government- foreign aid. military assistance IN OTHER action Monday, the al Affairs Committee voted to and commercial exports to them. It also would require the admin- House included a ban on U.S. aid impose economic sanctions on istration to list and rate the nationa| — to Vietnam. Cuba. Cambodia and countries which aid international Uganda in a bill that would terrorists. security effectiveness of world The bill would required the airports that serve U.S. airlines Two major bills passauthoriz e almost $3.6 billion for administration to list countries or planes that fly to the United foreign economic assistance for WASHINGTON (UPI)-The Sen- proval of the target federal bud- which have demonstrated •• pat- States. fiscal 1979. which starts Oct. 1. ale has cleared its desk of two get came quickly on a votfe vote major issues by upholding Presi- shortly after House and Senate The House Commerce Com- Pulaski's stamp licked dent Carter's sale of warplanes negotiators completed work on mittee approved a S7.1 billion wide, it is most appropriate that to Saudi Arabia^ Egypt and Israel the package. The outcome in the WASHINGTON
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In days when people an• so tight with money, its nice to see then- are fH'ople around the WSV campus that don't mind giving their money to support a good . ause. The W'SU scholarship drive got off to a start three weeks ago with a gital of Sit.(KM. The fmaly tally however totaled over twice that amount. S.WJMHl /his is sure lo benefit some student who otherwise would have had to pay full-tuition or could not get fir.uncial aid. No-v. if they could only do something about the rising tuition lev •by LibbyKeller Good luck Raiders Billy and Travolta tiring
Being a person of average patience. I am that I am taller than 5'3". I really don't lor the fourth consecutive year, the WSV Baseball team has nevertheless forced to admit that my patience understand why everyone got so bent out of n-ceived an invitation tit the A'CAA's post-season tourney. The has worn thin when it comes to some ol the shape over a little ditty like Short People. congratulations must go to Head Cinich Ron ,\'i\chwitz who has led things with which our ears and eyes have been Randv Newman has suffered through the I he baseball team into the position they have reached. We wish the put in contact these days. whole situation, but not unpleasantly because Raiders well in their opening contest on I hursday when they meet For the most part, these arc outlandish he was escalated from self imposed obscurity to Western Illinois. The results of the tournament will determine if things of little or no value, yet we find stardom. Yet short people always center their VV.VC will make its first appearance in ihe Division II College ourselves constantly bombarded by thci.i attacks on him. It seems his song emerged at a World Series lime when the short people guarded pent up lor example. I am tired of hearing Anita frustrations, and this was the chance for which Bryant jokes. It has nothing to do with my they were waiting -an opportunity to unload feelings about the woman, I have merely gotten I heir woes. sick of turning The Tonight Show and having to And I'm also weary of hearing new and Chapin charmed WSU constantly listen to Johnny < arson blast astounding reports about the President's broth- Brvant. er. Billy Carter. For ihe first lime in HI1// over a year. Wright State I •uivrsity Sure, we make jokes about everybody, look Billy (arter started gaining fame at the has been blessed with a concert, anil what a concert it was.' at Kichard Nuon Si* years later we're still inception ol his borther's campaign, long In lhe\e days of ilnco an J tunk Travolta. Ravolta an,I the Bee poking Inn at him. Yet, few are the Americans before Jimmy was inaugurated And his popu- dees II is nice to see a jwrformer whi Joes not have to rely on a who think ol Nixon as a good person. larity grew with each bole and ridiculous traction oj a million dollar stage show, make up anil spi-cial effects statement he made. to hnng a crowd to its feet. t)n the other hand. Anna Bryant is widely Yet one cannot blame Billy entirely. He was /his is what Ham Chapin was able lo do lie brought musics supported by the country (though not neces- egged on by the media, who seemingly called back to the basics of notes and a good time While this rould he sarily by the majority). Why should she be him up every time an issue emerged and made said about a lot of groups; Chapin brings one more thing to his unrelentlessK persecuted for her opinion? I feel sure his commerts were incorporated into the performances a genuine love ol the audience. opinions are like navels -eve:yone has one. articles. Today, it is easy lo be cynical; there has been so much coming Instead of making fun of her. perhaps she Once Billy became known as a heavy beer down ihe past tew years to reinforce the trend. Harry Chapin hits should b-.- admired for her courage in taking drinker, he himself decided Jo capitalize on his this altitude square in the lace "I care " seems to be the message such a controversial stand. There aren't too own vice and invented Billy beer. It sales of his music and from his mouth it is not empty platitudes for he is many people these days who are willing to put started out high, but plummeted once everyone a person who cares their reputations and careers at stake for realized it tasted no different than 'heir regular Half of the concerts he gives in a year we benefits, lie is deeply something they believe in. beer. committed to work to end hunger and malnutrition in this country Then there's the latest mania that's diving But the President's younger brother has not and he has had se le suixess in this field. me nuts- Saturday Sight fever. At first it was been '-ft to fade .way. Not one week passes Hut it is through his music that this comes through. The songs without at least a conimvitt, a feature, or news are ballads, si •ries of the little people and their problems. It is cute, seeing all those teeny boppcrs go wild over the disvo life depicted in the movie item about Hi;!;. Carter on national television or done in a sensitive and loving way. not /mking fun but Saturday Night lever And for a while 1 could in the newspapers. understanding those lives which we all live. even stand listening to one Bee Gees song after Ii is no longer the sixties but we should not co-sign ourselves lo Cancer has been a concern for many years, a sonamhulant and selfish seventies. Harry Chapin shows that another on the radio. But now it has just gotten out of hand. but it has recently become of seenrigiy with commitment and hard work changes can he made. All you impending doom. Researchers are conditioning have m he is some how organized in how you do it. Everybody wants to look like John Travolta, they cut their hair in the style Travolta wears in us to believe that we w ill not tic able to live a Chapin is the antithesis of the stereotype roek star. In these days normal cancer-free life. of murders and knifing and general undirected and senseless the movie, they put on the wallpaper light Every day new ca-ises of cancci a-e being violence, his voice comes through as a stable influence. He shows pants and platform shees and pretend they can uncovered, and should not be dismissed as the direction of the future if we are to survive as a rational culture. dance like him. And that's not t'.ie half of it. Retailers are mere conjectures. The scientists hpve all sorts This does not just go for the U.S.. hut for the world. of proof its to the detrimental effects of certain Harry Chapin. we need more people like vou. beginning to cash in on the craze. using any ploy possible to milk money out of "Fever" substances. The .cry fact thai it causes cancer supporters Travolta tee shirts are flooding the m laboratory rats injected with massive Joses market, as well as millions of the infamous ol the substance is sufficient substantiation. Daily Guardian staff double album soundtrack. I'm beginning lo think it's not even worth advertising manager lance goldberg Where will it all stop? It's hartf telling. A iiving. If everything is carcinogenic, why- business manager sudhtr gupta local department store recently sponsored a bother? circulation manager david mix John Travolta dance-alike contest, with the One ma wonder why. if i am so sick of copy desk mi nam el rod grand prize of an outrageous amount of disco hearing about ihese dead issues. I have chosen secretaries dawn frazier, audrey tinsley clothes so the winner could even look just like to expound on them. Actually. I think they need production staff hnan cloud, siodhan semmet. judy Williamson Travolta this littie extra push to make sure they were san larkin, lora lewis, michael kean. phillip mcfadden. sandie Another thing that's being run into ihe beat into the ground. And maybe 1 was 1.1 Hnlaril. roy lanier ground is the country's obsession with short hoping, just hoping, that people would realize photographer carl luhrmunn people. Some singer decides to record a song how revolting it ts to keep hearing about the iles staff glen jula. Jan Jaley. rick pmitt. phillip tate about discrimination against people unccr five same things all the time, 'hus inducing 'hem to resetters dee tones, maria twaits, dort violin, ken dunbar yfect, three inches in height. Despite the fact move on to other topics. Mat 17, 1978 THE DAILY GUARDIAN S WSU students involved in a 'paper chase' By MIKE HOSIER so don't blame mc if you think light. Gaud Ian Suff Writer never have known otherwise, to the only reason they are willing If a degree is all you want out share in the thought that no it's a pretty shitty question,I I have a complaint. to sit through class after class What would you do? of a college education ...well... matter how great the bucket of Corrcct mc if I'm wrong, hut after class is not for words ot Is that all you want out of your now don't repeat this to anyone, knowledge if on the planet earth, wisdom but instead that piece of isn't Wright State University and college years, fellow students, is not anybody I have some spare paper thev long for that says they other schools similar to it insti- we've at least had the chance to that dl you really and trulv copies of the finest reproduction have completed the required tutions of higher learning? taste a drt*p? want? and what the heck, what's a few course of study in their chosen Now I'm not trying to turn into No! Think on that thousand bucks in the scheme of field and they arc now ready to a Fcli* linger or nag in the way I'm sorry if I'm being crude things? leap out into the battle of life and that only your dear old mother And again I say no! and [K-rhaps. yes, perhaps even How about it? tackle higher paying iobs! could but seriously, if the above The answer to that question is heartless in nn accusations, but I'll throw in a free sucker. And that's the tragedy of it statement is true, if Wright State not (hat most students are seek- •he truth must be brought to Hmmm? is indeed a place for students to ers of information, most do not Honestly now, what would you expand their minds and to broad- give a good God damn whether do if given the chance to skip all en their fields of knowledge, just or not they are learning anything the rest of your college years in Thanks a bunch what is half the student body that can help to enhance their return for a degree? 11 heard this question raised b> a member of To ihi editor Wcndv Young doing here? mental prowess. If the truth be Thanks to the effort of these Think about it. How many- known, all thev reallv care about. the faculty in one of my classes. I he following people contri- people 250 new students were times do you heat or find your- buted greatly to the voter regi- added to the voter lists. This is a self saying such things as "this Couple liable for libel stration drive held recently on very important accomplishment course is too hard." "it isn't I OS ANGELES (UPI)-Vernon campus: George Sideras. Andy and the student body and Uni- fair." "the gt>od doctor is a A Superior Court judge Mori- and Arietta Hammett have been Storar. Patty Knerr. lotte Clark. versity community should be senile old coot who should be da* ordered them to pay the ordered to pay $15,000 for plac- Julie Robinson. Jaync Lynch. Bill thankful these people care about butchered"? ing an ad- in a spouse-swapping moncv in damages to Wvatt and Jaqua. Matt Staton. '.-I wood San their toice. What is our purpose then in newspaper and signing it with ders, Romona Thompson, ami Theodore J. Sutton .oni'r : .1 Wright State? Perhaps the names of their uncle anil Trail Haworth of La Mir.-da. a "i> . urn something we would aunt retired couple in their bOs. Was lesson learned May 4 ? 111 i/ie editor happen has been ti c reaction ol students have not died 111 vain, I w„s p!-ase,' ,ee the well the KSU administration." That t- their memories will lite on. and -mentioned ani l. "Vat -I. a absurd we will act 011 the knowledge we time to remeitibti." '\ lom THE KSl' administration has have gained. Vondruska. As he suga sis. we been niov:ng stubbornls on with I will m . remain silent when musi learn from past thnses of the construction of a gtm on the •he people trting to bur> those authority. hill where the students were .ucmorics are being congratulat- Ii wcvcr. sometimes I •• nuei sho: I'M! ;;vn> is an ol.see"ilv .1 ed on their "maturity." how n.'i <• hast- lea 1 cd. Mr, violation of my moral standaH Ilcii 1 Myers iut .i.ites in h s article II wc have learned from the thai i the best lli'.'ig ti. murdci of Mat 4. il those four t nitl/'h Instructor JOBS IN JOURNALISM ARE HARD TO FIND WHAT YOUR The Dailv Guardian can help you gain KISSES valuable experience in news writing, TASTE LIKE? graphic arts, layout design 1 f you smoke cigarettes, you taste like one. and office administration. Your clothes and hair can smell stale and EARN CREDIT HOURS unpleasant, too. You don't notice ;t, AS WELL AS PAY! hut people close to you do. Especially if they don't smoke. inquire at the Daily Guardian, And non-smokers are 046 University Center, the best people to love. ext. 2505 for summer They live longer. and fall job placement AMERKAfi CANCER rJj SOCIETY $ MISCELLANEOUS: WSU Cir- PERSONALS: Dear D.B., It cle K. Club won't let a little seems for the past weeks ©ailu ®uarbian rain hurt us. We will be whenever we see each other selling peanuts-30 cents, cot- we have to be someplace else ton candy-40 cents and sno- at the same time. I'd like to cones-30 cents at our May talk, and I'd put a note in your Daze booth (3rd from beer mailbox, but I don't know Classified Adstruck! ) 5-12-2 which D.B. is D.B.! B.L. WOMEN'S Action collective M722. 5-11-78 May Daze raffle-five great 1974 GREMLIN. 3-speed. AM HAPPY "21" Birthday! Terry- WANTED: BAND to play for prizes. Stop by. 5-12-78 For Salr FM radio, clean, good condi- Miller. From the Gang. 5-12- THESE rtKl: NOT ordinary free beer and public exposure tion. ex3l03 before 5. x-5-17-2 GREAT BARGAINS with ori- 78 kittens! You must see to at Dorm Party Sat.. May 20. If interested contact Greg Bur- ginality: The Penny Pincher at believe. Blue cream anil pus- •7| PLYMOUTH DUSTER 2 PERSONALS: The Men of sy willow grey. Free to special ton. 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(leaning Ihe Allyn Hall Moat. 9872 OI 767-704(1. 5-17 ROOMS: Female needed to in the biv.ik! The Speed share house (located UD area) Queens. 5-11-78 Wc really appreciated the with 2 other females. Private help. The Men of Beta Phi •72 V.W BUG. Auto, 70.000 TERRI & LYNN (Sunshine). Omega. 5-15-2 mi. Rebuilt engine. AM FM. furnished bedroom, use of congratulations on joining the Automotive tuned up. Must sell—owner washer. $75 month pays all. best! /.eta Love. 5-12-2 PERSONALS: Venessa-Good short of cash. Asking $1190 or Susie: 294-3090 or 873-3155 luck in your pledge class. 1 FOR SALE: 1971 Renault 10: HEY! New Zeta initiates best offer. 426-1374 after 9 mornings. 5-11 -~*H hope you have as much fun as Does not run, but can be fixed who's got (lie zippcred pant- p.m. or mail box 1)16. 5-17 WANTED: Calculus Book I did. Remember friendship has 4 good tires, new brakes ies? 5-12-2 (malh 132). psychology book and scholarship. Your Big oj -aBtnurs. Musi be tewed, (III 112) and I'hilosphy Book PERSONALS: To the Brothers Sis-Chris. 5-11-2 pus her or ffxed on the spot. (112). For Summer Quarter. of Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraterni- Best offer, call 878-5691 even- THE MEN of Phi Kappa Tau Contact A174. 5-12-78 ty: Congratulations on win- ings. or reply Box C6. 5-12-2 ning all three events Wednes- would like to thank Theta Delta Phi Fraternity for the FOR SAIE: l%7 Help Wanted ROOMS: Two WSU students day for greek week! We know hospitality shown us and all Newport. Engine runs good HELP WANTED: Driving In looking for their third student who is No. 1. Sigma Phi to share house in Fairborn. Epsilon Fraternity! Good job! the Greeks at ihe Toga Party new battery. Needs bods work structor. part-time. 5 years on Saturday. Your friendship $55 amonth rent plus V> Brother Jim Blair. 5-11-2 in front. Asking $175. Leave provable driving experience. captured the true spirit of 7 utilities Call 879-2294 after 6 note in K510. 5-l2- 8 Neat appearance. Call 224 HEY PHI Taus. Didn't your Greek Week, we hope this is 2861. X 5-3-9 p.m. 5-15-78 HAVE ENGINE, transmis- mamas ever tell you that the beginnings of a new age ADVANCE NOTICE: A na sion and clutch for BMW2002 quality is better than quanity. in Greek relations at Wright t ion wide announcement will 1971 model. Need body. Will Besides we don't know if you State. 5-10-78 be distributed on or \round negotiate Reply 0552. 5-17 Los t& Found could handle all of us at once. Congratulations to Ginny May 15. I9"8. concerning 500 (Maybe we shouid try again!) Marchctti the new Vice Chair- newly treated federal job 73 VEGA. 4 speed, looks and LOST AND FOUND: Found. fhanks for the fun. Kappas. er of CGA! All your sisters openings in the Equal Em- runs good, $~(kt. ("all 7^63828 Siamese cat on campus. Call 5-12-78 from Alpha Xi Delta arc proud ployment Opportunitv Com- after 6 p.m.. must sell. 5-17 cxt 2442 or 2202 between 8-5. of you! 5-10. mission. Ihese will be located PERSONALS: To the Men of DEAR WEASLE: Had a good 5-12-78 Beta Phi Omega ind Beta in most major cities through- time ia.it night Oh Lord! Tale Theta Pi. Thanks for making out the l .S (including Day- me now ! Please? Fred Biltni the St. Joseph picnic a tig ton). Equal Opportunity Spe- success. It was great working cialist. GS-S and ". NO PACE — Miscellaneous with you. You're the greatest! j GUARDIAN classified ads Exam Required: Check with Love, the Sisters of Phi Mu. ( are free to Wrigti State Uni- Career Planning and Place- RESUMES. Written, typed, 5-15-78 ' >er»tty students and ten cents men! office after May 15 for |vr word for nil olhcr* Art *'rak a printed, ( all Bill Mc Govern. PERSONALS: Congratula- further information and job free ads v ill appeal a rr 256-1012. x 4-26-10 tion's to Mark "Boomer" description. The FLO Office ilium of two limes unless Racquetball is the fastest Shane'/ for receiving the Beta jH rift \V ASTKT)] of the Industrical Commission resubmitted, iorms may be growing sport in America. To Phi Omega "Horses Ass of If you would like to increas of Ohio is interviewing May obtained at the GUARDIAN help you join the fun. the (he Week Aw ard " Awarded your income, and also work in a 19-there is no connection. office, 046 I nisersoy Center. Student Honors Association is to him for his outstand.ng young and pleasant environment ?aid oris will appear as raffling off two high-quality performance in the Gveek •me and see us about a position many times as requested bi racquet. Tickets arc 50 cents week chariot race. Congratu- at the Bi.ar's Head Restaurant. the advertiser. Payment or 3 for $1.00. Contact the lations Mark, we fee' you We are presently looking for Wanted Honors Office, any SHA should woc:pany the order applicants immediately to fill a deserve it. Beta Phi Omega. WANTED: A complete Guar- member or come to our booth for Ron-student ads. No classi- number of full and part time 5-15-78 dian Newspaper published on May Daze to see the fied ads will be accepted oyer positions (and you may be the Ihe phone. ' March 10. Give copies to 046 racquets and buy a ticket. PERSONALS: Welcome right person for the job.) We are U.C. Guardian and recieve 25 Sp'ing Pledges of Kappa Del- All classified ad# must bear located in Trotwood. right across cents reward lor each copy ALL NURSING students and ta Chi. The fun is yet to come. the advertfeiers signature at the street from the Salem Mall 5-4-78 faculty nursing picnic-May 21 An active pledge class makes well as his or her addres*, Interviews held Mon Fri from 2-4 WANTED: Want to buy a 70's 1-5 p.m. Achilles Hill. Main their pledge period more re- telephone number, and social p.m. Van W ST. Trans & $1000 or event-softball game at 3 p.m. warding. Best of luck, Venes- Security number. Ads of quea» The Boar's Mead, a nice plao less W No major problems. Sign up third floor Fawcett- sa, Michelle, Schcila. Jackie, tlona-Sie or o'fenshe content to work 5-12-78 Mav 15 19 5-12-5 Sharon. Gay! Kappas. 5-11-78 may not he publlshofl^- - A. fc»- May 17, 1978 THE DAILY GI AHDIAM 7 WWSU to broadcast NCAA Rain dampens tourney WWSU Engineering Director lime. WWSII is 88.S on your FM Going into the tournament By JOHN SAI.YER Championship game last year Jerry Stachowski announced yes- dial. WSU is b-3 I.I regional competi- Guardian Sport* Writer and both teams are favored to terday lhai WWSU, 88.5 FM. advance to the final round this tion and 1-0 against Western w ill broadcast all of the Raiders WWSU STOUTS Director Lee Despite Ihc evcrpresent rain, year. NCAA regional baseball contests Neal will handle the play by pla\ Illinois (Wl). The Raiders easily- his last weekend, Wright State IN OTHER ACTION, numbed throughout the double-elimina- while Jeff Keener will do the defeated Wl 11 1 in 19?ft NCAA Jnivcrsitv played host to the one seeded Miami beat Mt tion tournament. color commentary. Stachowski tournament action. Currently W| OAISW Stale Softball Tourna- Union 4-1, Toledo inched by said. "The purpose of the broad- has won 16 .if their last 18 ment. Akron 6-5, Central State outlast- WSl's opener is scheduled cast will be to give the Wright contests and has Ihc best record The women's softball tourney ed Onerbein 4-2. and number against Western Illinois May 18 Slate community a chance to in the lourncy at 23-13. Eastern was scheduled to be completed four seeded Dayton lost in extra at 5 p.m. The remaining sche- follow the Raiders through the Illinois is 23-16 while WSU is his weekend, bul ihe play pro- innings to Wilmington 1-0. Num dule *as not available al this Greal lakes Regional trail." 16-14-2. Indiana Cenlral is 20-10. gressed only to Ihc quarter final ber three seeded Youngstown round. Stale embarrassed Wooster 11 -0 WRIGHT STATE'S softball In ihc quarter finals Miami Bucks stop anywhere they like cam w as victorious in first round pounded Toledo 14-0. while By JEFF KEENER Graduating from the team is who finished 5-7. 2-3. and 4-5, aeiion, beating Rio Grande 3-2. a Youngstown Stale shut out (•uardlan Sports Writer number one singles performer 3-4 in singles and doubles res- earn thai had defeated them Cedarville 3-0. The game be- -arlier ihis season III. tween Central Slate and Wilm- Not one of the lop eight Marilyn Win and fourth singles pectively . large • school division lennis player Mary Brune. Win was '-6 Other freshman elgiblc to rc- The Raiders were not as for- ington started but was postponed team's HI Ohio wanted anyl linjj in singles and learned with fresh- lurn for next year's team include unaie in Ihc second round when due lo rain lo do willi the heavily favored man Jody Flommersfcld in num- Marilyn Snyder, who finished 0-2 he> went against second seeded The semi-finals and finals, Buckeye's of Ohio Siaic and ber one doubles for a 5-8 record. in singles and 3-3 in doubles Iseni Slate University. KSU. the scheduled for Sunday, were rain- rigliils so. OS!' proved up to Brunc had identical 6-7 records while Gretchen Klopf had a 1-0 .icfending tournament champs, ed out. and the finals will be ihcir reputation as iliev easily in both singles and doubles mark in singles and 2-2 in shut out ihc Raiders 6-0. played this Saturdav al Wright walked through Ihe Icani champ- The roster for Wright Slate double*. \Kcnt Stale mel Miami in the Slate. J ionships winning the singles and included five freshman with doubles competitions. Flommersfcld playing number Ihc luck of Ihe draw for two this season broke in Ihe Wright State in the Ohio Asso- college ranks wiih a 8-6 mark. ciation of Intercollegiate Sports Radical I'equignot. fifth singles, for Women (OAISW) proved dis- iusl missed 'he .500 mark along astrous as ihc Raiders were wiih Cindy Burton, sixth singles. paired with the powerful Buck- eye's in ihe opening round WSU I If You've Lost \ Lie down and be counted. lost «-0. » 1 NO WSl player was able to Your Pet or are win more Iban two games in a set. OSU is expected to qualify interested in a new pet. con Us team lor ihe nationals. 8, tact the Humane Society o Junior Toni Strubczewski was (C come In and see us. ihe most consistant Raider player Ihe Montgomery County Hu litis season as she finished ihe mane Society. season with a 9-4 mark in ihrid '2 Danncr Avenue Davton. r singles. 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Just when you thought it was over, another chapter has been added to the Marcus Jackson story. You remember Marcus don't you? He used to be (he head coach of the WSU basketball squad until he was canned earlier this year under some rather dubious circumstances. THE ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT (Don Moore) spouted platit- udes about a lack of progress in tlie basketball program as the reason for Jackson's -tismis=*l. But that argument seemed a little thin, and now it seems even thinner. The Guardian recently received a list compiling some of Jackson's lifetime statistics and comparing them to some other prominent coaches in this region. The coaches compared were Moic Hils from Northern Kentucky. Don Eddy from Eastern Illinois University. Ken Cunningham from Akron University, and former Wrigjjt State had coach John Ross. Jackson fared well in all of the categories listed, including the total college record where Jackson lead all the coaches with a winning percentage of hi.2 percent. IN DIVISION II action Jackson lead the field with a 66.4 winning percentage, Jackson also set up the toughest schedule of any of the schools compared, with an average of si* Division I opponents per year over a three year period from 1975-78. Of the schools compared, WWSU T-SHIRTS the one with the next toughest schedule was Akron University with an average of five Division I opponents per year. W hat is all this leading to? This list was obviously compiled and distributed iO make Don Mohr and the Athletic Department look GET YOURS AT &MWMI pretty silly for firing Jackson because of a lack of progress in the basketball program. But to what end was this done? AS THEY SAY on the back of cereal boxes, the decision of the judges is final. Any battle ackson might launch to get his job back SPCCI&I would be a tough fight all the way. And it would probably be a coupon futile effort unless Jackson could prove he was actually released because of some personal vendetta and not because of his ability to perform his duties as a basketball coach. $4.5CU In any event, Marcus says he didn't have anything to do with 50$f Ifils list tliat is now circulating around. He also says that because WSU waited so late in the year to release him. all the coaching WWSU T-SHIRT positions are now filled. If Jackson didn't pen this list, who did? Someone who is on Jackson's side no doubt. It also seems that someone is planning some sort of further action on this matter, or the list would never have been written in the first place.
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