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But Pentagon of- to a joint session of Congress last night, President unwarranted Iranian quarrel with us hampers their military force." ficials say the Defense Department sent no recom- Carter announced that he wants to "begin response to this greater danger." In that regard, Carter renewed pledges to bolster mendation for the renewal of registration. registration" of draft-age youths, but expressed hope Carter said, "The Soviet Union is now attempting to U.S. military strength by announcing his intention to In the past, the White House has said Carter has that "it will not be necessary to reimpose the draft." consolidate a strategic position that poses a grave send Congress legislative and budget proposals that authority to require registration without threat to the free movement of Middle East oil." will be aimed at reviving the moribund Selective congressional action. But he does not have the Declaring that "the state of our union depends on Service System, which once ran the draft. authority to institute a draft unilaterally. Earlier this the state of the world," Carter said the seizure of ASSERTING THAT the situation "demands careful Although he said he is certain that the current all- month, the Selective Service System estimated it American hostages in Iran and Soviet intervention in thought, steady nerves and resolute action," he called volunteer armed forces can handle the nation's would cost from $16 million to $47 million a year to Afghanistan confront the United States with a broad for "collective efforts to meet this new threat" by all defense needs, he said he would send legislation and reinstate draft registration. challenge that must be met in cooperation with other nations "who rely on oil from the Middle East and are budget proposals to Congress to revitalize the Although Carter did not mention registering women nations. concerned with global peace and stability." Selective Service System "so that we can begin for the draft, less than a year ago he said that if Although Carter warned Iran again that "if the In a key declaration, the president said: registration and then meet future mobilization needs registration became necessary "it would probably be American hostages are harmed, a severe price will be "Any attempt by any outside force to gain control of rapidly if they arise." inevitable we would register both" men and women. thurs- GSS donates $500 to riay 1-24-so USS, looks into route Ticking device for graduate students proves false threat by Paul O'Donnell Both Hinkle and Bess said other staff reporter universities have had success with similar shuttle services. Bess A clocklike ticking device, The Graduate Student Senate noted that Kent State University's located in an open vent on the yesterday donated $500 to the new shuttle service has 13,000 third floor of the new Musical University Shuttle Service and passengers daily. Arts Center, was found voted to endorse, in principle, a bill yesterday morning at about that would provide student legal BESS SAID continuation of the 8:30 a.m. by a custodian. The service. shuttle service during spring custodian then called Campus GSS heard reports on the USS quarter "does not look good," but Safety and Security. from Richard C. Hinkle, GSS he added that the service has been But William R. Bess, representative to the Campus included in next year's budget. director of Campus Safety, Safety and Security Advisory said the clocklike contraption Committee, and William R. Bess, After tabling an endorsement of turned out to be only a directory of Campus Safety and the student legal services bill at its monitoring device to insure Security. last meeting, GSS endorsed it that heating regulations are "We do feel very strongly, yesterday in principle. being complied with in the particularly winter quarter, that GSS President Gerald E. Krygier building. there is a need for a shuttle ser- said this endorsement means the Before discovering the vice," Bess said. "The only way to GSS supports the concept of device's function, Campus substantiate this feeling is to have creating a voluntary student legal Safety treated it as a a large number of riders.'' service. "possible explosive device" Hinkle said the pilot shuttle The Colleges and Universities and evacuated the area, Bess program began with evening Subcommittee of the Ohio House is said. service last week in an attempt to discussing the bill and a vote is The city police and fire lessen the fuel consumption of expected before May. departments were called in University students, faculty and for assistance and Ricken- staff. KRYGIER SAID state Rep. backer Air Force Base, south Robert Brown (R-Perrysburg) met of Columbus was contacted BESS SAID the shuttle service last week with University students for consultation, he added. will begin daytime operation next regarding the bill. He said Brown "It was more exciting than Monday with an on-campus route told them "the only hope the bill it was a threat," Bess said. only. USS does not have enough has of making it out of committee Bess said the building was funds to initiate off-campus is a strong show of support from back to normal by 9:42 a.m. daytime routes, he added. Ohio universities." In addition to the GSS donation, GSS will send letters of support the Student Government to the Ohio Student Association and Association gave $4,000, Parking the Colleges and Universities Services donated $10,000 and $4,000 Subcommittee. elsewhere was contributed from the general GSS also heard from Robert A. fee contingency fund for the USS. Bruno, of the GSS's Equal GSS will work with USS to find Opportunity Committee, who said WASHINGTON - The head staff photo by Frank Breithaupt of the U.S. Olympic Com- the area in which most graduate GSS plans to sponsor a workshop mittee says that the students reside, and investigate the next quarter regarding race The weather was headline news yesterday as the first major suggested boycott of the possiblity of adding a shuttle route relations and the University's Weather report snow fell here. Laura Perry, a junior marketing major, used the Olympic Games in Moscow is to serve the needs of graduate affirmative action plan for faculty News to keep her head dry while walking to class. an ill-advised and unpopular students. members. stance around the world. Page 4. Academic Council debates teaching versus research by Mary Dannemlllar Genevieve E. Stang, associate Stang proposed that faculty Rock professor of history, operations research, insinuated staff reporter professor of education said. leave time be used for acquiring disagreed. that the opinion of many students is inside, If the University's intention is to new teaching techniques or skills if "If you research, you have that they should attend class Whether faculty development place the emphasis on teaching, the University is truly interested in something to teach. If you do not sessions and "that should be the SPORTS - Both Bowling should emphasize improvement in then that should be the priority of improvement in this area. research, you have nothing to extent of their effort." Green's and Toledo's teaching skills or research, when faculty development, she added. teach," !ie said. "I would like to think students basketball teams won by considering the 1980-81 budget, was "IF YOU look at criticisms of UNIVERSITY PROVOST have obligations outside of class narrow margins last night the focus of yesterday's Academic THE SECTION of the report teachers coming in from students, Michael R. Ferrari halted further also," he said. and keep their lead in the Council meeting. relating to the faculty development it's not just on the content of what discussion of this topic because of UNIVERSITY STUDENTS are MAC deadlocked. Page 6. This discussion stemmed from priority states: is taught," she said. time limitations, and recom- capable of giving so much more last week's introduction of a report "The administration is urged to Dr. Karl M. Schurr, professor of mended that the task force con- and "we as academics aren't from a task force on Academic consider new and unique ways of biological sciences, said many sider the council member's con- expecting much," Dr. Gerald Priorities and Objectives, which assisting faculty development. One faculty members believe that the cerns in redrafting the document.. Rigby, professor of political listed seven goals suggested by such vehicle would be a research University is first and foremost a The seventh goal cited by the science, said. weather administrators, faculty and leave." teaching institution, adding "95 task force report was increasing Graduate Student Senate students to be recommended as It continues to state what con- percent of our energies are faculty expectations of students by President Gerald E. Krygier Partly cloudy. High 19F high priorities. situtes a leave and how faculty directed that way." increasing the study time of pointed out that this discussion (-7C),lowl5F (-9C),50 percent "The task force (report) seems members are relieved of all Although Stang could not students through valid out-of-class relates to faculty development and chance of precipitation. to be supporting the notion of teaching commitments to devote determine the direct relationship reading and writing assignments. underscores the need for emphasis improvement of teaching skills, yet full time "to research and creative of extensive research to improved Dr. Charles F. Mott. associate of teacher effectiveness. the reference is to research." Dr. pursuits." teaching skills, Dr. William R. professor of applied statistics and continued on page 3 King says racial unity can solve economic problems by Paul O'Donnell last night in the Musical Arts Jan. 15 Martin Luther King Day country had been a true father. King said many people felt her Center's Kobacker Hall. The commemorations. "We should democracy, then there wouldn't "To be true to his legacy, we father's beliefs were changing Yolanda King, eldest daughter of lecture was sponsored by the thank God for sending us a man have been a need for a civil rights realized it (the Center) had to be a toward the later stages of his life the late civil rights leader Dr. University in cooperation with the like Martin Luther King. movement," King noted. commitment to Martin Luther but she said she does not agree with Martin Luther King Jr., last night Black Student Union and the Union "He made us look at ourselves, King said more offensive King's dreams," King, a member this. urged unity among the races as a Activities Organization. black or white, rich or poor, both programs need to be developed, of the Center's Board of Directors, Martin Luther King realized, she solution to the economic problems "YES, WE MAY have come over mentally and physically," she said. instead of defensive programs like said. said, that the nation's problems are confronting the nation. in different ships," King continued, THE CIVIL rights movement the nation's affirmative action The multi-million dollar Center, engrained within "the system." "It's not really about black and "but we're all in the same boat was responsible for ending the plan. which was initiated in 1968, has King also said the government's white," King said. "What it's all now." disenfranchisement of blacks in "Our energies have been made a commitment to "non- reluctance to declare Martin about is money. King also talked about the civil the South, gained voting rights for dispersed and our movement has violence as a strategy for change," Luther King Day a national holiday "The racial differences of black rights movements of the 1950s and blacks and triggered the anti-war been fragmented." she added. is symbolic. land white have diverted our at- 1960s and the role of her father in movement which eventually ended KING SAID THE Martin Luther King said minorities are stifled "It hurts. But then you realize tention away from the economical that movement. U.S. involvement In the Vietnam King Jr. Center for Social Change, by "the system," which she said that there are many people today problems," she Mid. "This occasion shouldn't be a sad War, King, 23, said. in Atlanta, Ga., is devoted to allows 40 percent of minority who still feel that Daddy was a King spoke to about 200 person: time," she said, referring to the "But we can't stop here. If this carrying out the teachings of her youths to remain unemployed. troublemaker," King said. opinion— Publications study is a pound of cure The doctor has finally arrived on the scene, and it looks like a lingering illness will be cured. The final report from the University student publications study committee addresses problems and inconsistencies that have plagued University student publications for too long. As pointed out by Dr. John L. Huffman, chairman of the task force, no uniformity in operations exists under the present system at the University. The Key operates dif- ferently from The BG News, which is different from The Obsidian, and so on. But since all student publications ultimately fall under jurisdiction of the University I either through the University Publications Committee or the president i, a uniform system has long been only an ideal. A uniform structure will aid University President Hollis A. Moore Jr. in dealing with financial or structural problems that inevitably arise. Also, the restructuring will take managerial problems away from student editors and give them to a professional who is trained and experienced in dealing with problems of advertising, circulation and printer relations. The students would then be free to concentrate on their main task - putting out a solid, consistent editorial product. The recommendations have been written to allow each publication to retain its autonomy, yet it also provides input from a wide selection of the University in the form of the University Board of Student Publications. This is a key point in grading the feasibility of the recommended setup. Perhaps the most pivotal link in the overall plan is the position of director of student publications. A solid, com- petent professional could shore up financial and editorial A day in the life of a psych diary woes of each publication immeasurably. The University needs this program. I^t's hope Moore Did you ever keep a diary? I going over to Happy Hours, toss a told her I couldn't make it tonight. I doesn't can the remedy. guess if you're a guy, you call it a few chairs around, act rude then don't know, maybe I'll ask her out. journal. Nevertheless, it's the I'll come home. I'm writing this in Yeah, I think I'll give her a call." same thing. A friend of mine over focus the morning 'cause I really don't "He finally called. We're going Miss Lillian's top ten in the psychology department let Gary Benz expect to be in any kind of shape to out again this Friday. I hope this me read the diaries of two people write it later, if you know what I becomes a habit. Once again, I WASHINGTON, D.C. (AP) - who met during the quarter. mean. I have a date with Doreen didn't get much studying done, too Miss Lillian continues to shine as "Dear diary, I met this great guy promised that bimbo that I'd help tonight. I guess we'll go to a movie excited. I'll study tomorrow. I'm an original mind on the capital in class today. He's really nice, her with her computers stuff. and then hit uptown." going over to Jill's. Maybe we'll scene. focus and, boy, is he cute. He's real That's it for today." "I had an ultra-great time on the play racquetball or something." Among many notes from the smart, too. He said he'd help me "Myron was a real big help. I date last night. He's a real nice "Wrote home to Tammy today. President's mother, I liked her Hugh Mulligan with my computers homework. I think I understand computers a lot guy. I think guys at this University That's my girlfriend back home. response when a radio reporter, gave him my number. I hope he better now. I'm having a little are real nice. My sister's crazy. We've got an understanding that mike in hand, sought her im- calls." trouble in psych, though (ha ha). She said when she went here all the we can date other people. Read a pressions after a private audience wonder if Rose Kennedy would "I never really like keeping Right now I'm studying for an econ guys were creeps. I'm glad things little econ tonight then went over to with the Pope in Rome. have returned the compliment and journals 'cause I always figured quiz, then I think I'll hit the sack. have changed. I didn't do any the rec center and shot some hoops. "When heeaJled me 'my child,'" done the same for Jimmy Carter they were dumb. Nothing exciting He's got my number. If he wants to homework yet, but I hope to get I better go cash a check and get Mrs. Carter answered, "I was had the list makers called at happened today. Bill and I had a go out, he'll call." some done over the weekend. I some money for this weekend. ready right then to sign up as a Hyannisport. few beers then looked up dirty "I blew off my homework and got hope he calls again. I think he will. Let's see, two bucks for a campus Catholic." words in the big dictionary at the drunk. I talked to my mom this "Didn't really get a chance to flick and four bucks for a pizza. To recap, here is the order in write in my journal over the Yeah, that'll about do it." Now another one of those books which Miss Lillian voted in her all Library. I've got to call this chick morning and I mentioned that I of lists, soon to be published, about some computers homework. didn't pass my history quiz. She weekend. I won't lie. Here's a ■ "I CAN'T believe it. He can't go time Presidential preferential rundown of my weekend. Saturday, out this weekend. He calls and says records her list of the 10 best primary: She's not too bright. But then again didn't take it badly. I think after presidents of the United States. the cute ones never are." she hung up she quietly walked into played a little b-ball, slept, then 'Doreen, I'm sorry, I can't go out Abraham Lincoln went uptown with the guys in the this Friday, other plans you know. Miss Lillian put Abraham Lin- Woodrow Wilson the incinerator. I don't mind telling coln, a Republican who in his time "DEAR DIARY, Myron called. you that writing in this journal hall. Sunday, slept late and See ya.' Then he hung up. What a Harry Truman studied. Not much else to say, it creep. I mean, what a creep. I hate would have topped few popularity Theodore Roosevelt He's got a real sexy voice. He said every night is not the most fun I've polls in Georgia, at the head of her he'd come over and help me with ever had without laughing. Oh was a pretty uneventful weekend." guys. Especially here. All's they John Kennedy think about is themselves. Doesn't list. Son Jimmy wound up in sixth Jimmy Carter my homework. Well, actually he yeah, I think I might call that "I CAN'T believe he hasn't place, which may be as far as said he'd meet me at the Library, broad from my computers class. called back. He probably has and I he care how I feel. Typical jerk. I maternal love can stretch in the but it's almost as good. Everything She ain't that bad." just haven't been here. That must guess my sister was right." Teddy Roosevelt, a Republican, "Finished writing that history case of a politician. made Mrs. Carter's Top Seven; else is going OK. Classes aren't too "DEAR DIARY, I don't believe be it. Didn't get much studying Actually, Mrs. Carter rated only hard, and I still find time to watch it. Myron called. He actually asked done, just kind of sat around paper. Watched a little TV tonight. F.D.R., a four-time winner for the my soaps. I really don't mind Called that girl and called off her the seven best Presidents of the Democrats, didn't. Teddy me out. I figured he would. I'm so waiting for him to call. Sounds United States and didn't go on to 10. keeping a diary." beautiful and all (ha ha). I was so dumb, but I really like this guy." date. I just don't feel like going out Roosevelt and Jack Kennedy are "If I had a gun, I'd 'a killed that with her. I can't wait until we don't Maybe she got bored with the the only Yankees on her list. John excited, I just couldn't do any "I'm really getting bogged down whole idea or realized how moron English grad ass. Who the homework. Not even psych." with work. I'd just like to pitch it all have to write in these journals Adams, Thomas Jefferson, anymore." ridiculous it was to have Andrew Jackson were no shows. hell does he think I am? As if I "I can't believe we have to keep in and blow this homework off. Saw Presidents listed along with the 10 didn't have any other homework. track of our weekends too. Not to Doreen in computers today. What a "I met this great guy in my econ Ditto Dwight D. Eisenhower, who Hell, keeping this journal is pain class today..." top driest Martinis, the 10 biggest was commander in chief when be mean, but don't you think you're gabby broad. She wants me to help bundles of wet wash, the 10 most enough. God, I wish I hadn't being just a little nosy? Well, I'm her with her homework again, but I Gary Benz is editorial editor of listless lists of lists or whatever, Jimmy Carter was winding up his The News. which must rank among the 10 navy career in nuclear sub- most overused words in the marines. English language these days. Mrs. Carter's ratings will appear Anyhow, she put George in "Book of Lists No. 2," compiled by author Irving Wallace, his wife letters Washington in seventh place or last on her list. Behind Jimmy, who Sylvia and their children David Lesson of the '70s world. Yet, for 62 years, liberal by the "accepted rules." In small 1975, they sent Cuban proxies to never cut down a peanut tree or and Amy. It is to be released in a societies have earnestly wondered matters such as the Soviets ex- Angola. In 1978 they sent their own chucked a dollar across the few weeks by William Morrow & President Carter says the Soviet what the Soviets really intend. The pansion in 1979 of military forces advisers to Ethiopia. In December Okefenokee Swamp. Co. invasion of Afghanistan violates idea that there are "accepted in- on islands taken from Japan in 1979 when the red army moved on She ranked John F. Kennedy the "accepted international rules of ternational rules of behavior," and 1945, and in large matters such as Afghanistan, even the U.S. fifth best U.S. President, better Hugh Mulligan writes for the behavior." Actually, the Soviets that they are our rules, resting on North Vietnam's conquest of South Government noticed that than her son, which makes one Associated Press. are playing by rules they have our liberal democratic values is the Vietnam, raw force is the rule something was amiss with proclaimed from the rooftops; opiate of our governing classes. We because force works. Detente. rules the West wants to regard as are governed by people inventive What Carter calls the "accepted The Soviets nurtured and ex- "mere ideology" that is somehow at finding reasons for believing international rules" are sup- ploited the West's weariness with unrelated to the real springs of that the Soviets do not mean what posedly accepted by what he calls the Cold War. They told the West EOITORIAL STAFF soviet statecraft. they say, or more precisely, for the "International community" or what it yearned to hear, and the Vot.65No.S0 Pag* 2 1-24-80 In "Mein Kampf," Adolf Hitler believing that the Soviets mean the United Nations. But that yearning was so powerful that the Editor Pat Hyland explained his values and aims only what they say at summit "community" is another fiction. West chose only to hear, not to see. Managing editor Paul* Wlnsknv clearly. Yet, throughout the 1930's News editor John Lemmers conferences and when subscribing Perhaps the accepted rules Carter Thus "Detente" coincided with Editorial editor Gary Bern and 40's, learned people were to the UN. charter. has in mind are the principles of unprecedented Soviet war Sports editor Dan Firestone puzzled about what he "really" It is possible to speak of behavior detente signed at the 1972 summit. preparations and expansionism. Copy editor Pam Oalglelsh meant. For 62 years Leninism has conforming to "accepted rules," In 1973, less than a year after this In conclusion the lesson of the Photo editor Frank Brelthaupt been the Soviet Union's civil and to mean merely behavior that summit, the Soviets incited and 1970's is that Detente never lived. Entertainment editor Kevin Settlage religion; teaching the inevitability is "the rule," rather than the ex- financed the Yom Kippur War. In BUSINESS STAFF of lethal conflict with bourgeois ception in international affairs. In 1974, they prepared the sheding of Craig Relman societies in a struggle for the that sense, the Soviets are playine the Vietnam "peace" accords. In 221 Rodgers Business manager Leslie Support Sales manager Sue Sheler respond, . DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau The ao Newt is published daily Tuesday through Friday during me regular school Amim&Ha. 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Correction by Bart Porter "We have achieved an air of approval from the Subcommittee on Colleges and Universities of the stall reporter administration and students have more respect for the State House on behalf of the student legal services bill. Wednesday's story on the student publication Krach said he will travel to Columbus next Thur- study committee inadvertently omitted three service because we named it the University Shuttle Despite a relatively small turnout, members of the Service," indicating a united campus program, sday to attend hearings on the bill that would provide faculty members, to be elected by the University legal consultation for students on a voluntary college faculty for 3-year terms, as a part of the 13-member Student Government Association said they thought Kortokrax said. University Publications Committee. last night's SGA Information Night was a success. Kortokrax said a total of 252 persons rode the shuttle program. About nine persons attended the program that was vans during the first week of operation. SGA AGREED to give Krach $150 to advertise the Black Student Union to meet held in the Northeast Commons before the regular "This was a good turnout for our first week," she program so students can become aware of the bill and SGA meeting. said. provide feedback. The Black Student Union will meet at 7:30 p.m. According to presidential assistant Cory Selbrede, "The best way to impress the people in Columbus is today in the Amani Room, Northeast Commons. coordinator of the project, those students that at- THE GRADUATE Student Senate donated $500 to to show a large student interest in the bill," Krach The meeting is public. tended the program were interested in SGA projects the service yesterday in an effort to get other campus said. and asked many questions. organizations to support the project, Kortokrax said. Also on the agenda, senators discussed a senatorial Pianist to lead workshop "As long as we help six or seven people, we feel it "We are hoping the faculty and the administration district revision plan that was presented at last week's was worth the effort," Selbrede said. will come forward with their support as well," she meeting by Sheryl I.. Creed, chairperson of the Pianist Paul Pollei will present a workshop at said. Elections and Opinions Committee. 9:30 a.m. and a master class at 1:30 p.m. today in DURING THE meeting, Senator Dana Kortokrax In other business, Mark Krach, state and com- Under the plan, eight senators would be adoed to the Bryan Recital Hall, Musical Arts Center. The announced that the University Shuttle Service will munity affairs coordinator and president of the Ohio 16 member senate in order to proportionally divide the morning workshop will focus on preparatory- begin daylight transportation hours next Monday. Student Association, said he will testify before the number of students represented by SGA. pedagogy and the afternoon session will feature University piano students. Both presentations are free and public. academic council Irom page 1 Prize available to pianists Discussions continued on the proposed academic two documents is the method of data collection and comprehensive and "not at all likely to be useful." implementation. A $1,000 cash prize and an opportunity to perform unit of self-study centering on the perceived dif- He recommended that the provost's office send all with the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra are ferences and similarities between it and the Com- DR. JOSEPH E. Kivlin, professor and chairman of units to be evaluated concerning the type of data that being offered in the 1980 Aldredge Piano Scholar- mittee On Program Evaluation's report. the sociology department, suggested an alternative to could be supplied and allow them to provide the ship competition at Chautauqua Institution in New both the proposed self-study and COPE after amount of information they want. York. The national scholarship is open to pianists Dr. Ramona T. Cormier, associate provost, ex- thoroughly reviewing both. "Sometimes simple things are the most effective," from the ages of 17 to 27 for seven weeks of study plained in some detail that the differences between the He said that both reports are too long, detailed, he said. this summer at Chautauqua. Selection of the winner will be made on the basis of audition tapes and recommendations submitted to Chautauqua by BIG SWEATER SALE April 1. For information write the music school at Box 28. Chautauqua Institution, Chautauqua, N.Y. CAREER 14722. ENTIRE STOCK Internship meeting today ALTERNATIVES ; IN - , University Placement Services will hold a ry' /.' , 1 \ Now Reduced up to meeting for students interested in summer in- CONFERENCE ternships in various fields at 7 p.m. today in the A one-day seminar held in the second floor lounge, Student Services Bldg. Alumni Room-Union. 1 ,f Seminar is geared to graduate Education positions available students and seniors, but panels Two schedules will be posted at 5 p.m. today in are free and open to all. rfB& /2° the University Placement Office, 360 Student Services Bldg., for Columbus Public Schools. Panels include: Recruiters will be at the University to conduct NON-PROFIT-10:00 a.m. interviews Friday, Feb. 8 for elementary, secon- PUBLIC SERVICE-11:00 a.m. January Clearances dary and special education positions. 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BEAT ANY ADVERT.SEO PR.CE ON ANY / M_SAJ 9 Q m .JQ p m NEW RELEASE IN THE BG AREA JUST / / SUNDAYS 11 o.m.-6 p.m. [mtsin cfwgt Across From the Stadium at I-75 ft Wooster 4 The BG News 1-24-80 elsewhere, Americans see Soviet U.S. athletes 'swaying in wind' vodka,then see red WASHINGTON (AP)-The head troops still are in Afghanistan and United States, of the region en- such as Great Britian and With a vodka war escalating and barroom diplomats are saying that of the U.S. Olympic Committee the International Olympic Com- compassing Afghanistan and of the Australia, favor transferring the more and more American tipplers is just the place for Russian booze, said yesterday the Carter ad- mittee has refused Carter's entire world is threatened." Games out of Moscow. Kane said saying "nyet" to Stolichnaya, a no matter how much vodka lovers ministration's suggested boycott of request to move, postpone or none of the others checked has full-page ad appeared in some relish their Stolichnaya, fondly the I960 summer Olympic Games in cancel the Games. KANE TESTIFIED that he does gone so far as to suggest a boycott. newspapers yesterday asking, called "Stoly." Moscow is an ill-advised, go-it- not oppose Carter's idea of ex- And, he said, "I would deplore "Did the Russians miscalculate?" AMONG THE recent develop- alone stance that is unpopular THE CARTER administration ploring a transfer of the Games canceling the Games because I It pictured two bottles of booze, a ments on the vodka front, Pepsico, around the world. has been advised that it has no from Moscow. don't think they would ever get fifth of Stolichnaya with the flag of the importer of Stolichnaya, an- Testifying before the House legal authority to bar participation A proposal to delay the Games started again." the Soviet Union protruding from nounced this week it was taking Foreign Affairs Committee, in the Games by U.S. athletes, and until 1981 and take them out of Kane said U.S. athletes he has the top, and a bottle of Tsingtao down its billboards advertising the Olympic committee President resolutions proposed in Congress Moscow is one option the U.S. contacted have asked, "Why are pronounced "chingdow", a newly Russian booze-mainly in Southern Robert J. Kane said, "We're out would not have the force of law. Olympics Committee's executive we perhaps the only nation not to arrived vodka from China. California and Miami-and can- there alone, swaying in the wind." The House resolution would urge board will consider at a meeting participate in the Games? What "America's love affair with celing its newspaper and magazine Kane was testifying on a House the U.S. Olympic Committee to this weekend in Colorado Springs, good will it do? " Russian vodka appears to be on the advertising. resolution aimed at giving honor Carter's request. Colo, he said. Mounting congressional concern rocks," reads the text, which goes Alex Sgoutas, a director of congressional support to President "The Soviet invasion endangers But Kane also said that no over the Soviet move into on to tout Tsingtao as a worthy Pepsico, which handled the import Carter's threat of a U.S. boycott of independent countries neighboring country the committee has con- Afghanistan resulted in drafting of rival, though expensive and hard to of 600,000 cases of Stoly last year, the Olympic Games. Afghanistan and endangers access tacted has agreed to go so far as to the resolution on a possible U.S. find. said the firm decided to "keep a Carter said Sunday he will ask to a major source of the world's oil boycott the Moscow Olympics this boycott of the Olympics as soon as If detente went down the tubes low profile until the Russian •U.S. athletes to boycott the supplies," the resolution says. summer. leaders returned to the Capitol this with the Soviet military in- situation in Afghanistan is cleared Olympics if by Feb. 20 the Russian "So," it adds, "the security of the He said many of these countries. week following a lengthy recess. tervention in Afghanistan, some up." classified package still held up Mat Happy 21st Birthday! Hope Big Val Thanks for everything P, rmte with own bedrm. 151- LOST* FOUND it Is a memorable one. Love, COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - A conference committee the nearly $800 million capital improvements you're th* greatest Lov*, Lll' Sharon. 0321. Close to campus continued to spin its wheels yesterday in an attempt to measure. Lost man's leather coat uptown Jill. reach agreement on Gov. James A. Rhodes' massive Sal. night ISO reward, no Qoes Sig Ep's. The tea Friday night The joint conference committee, headed by House asked Call 151 sot! we want to go actlv*. A Chi O. was excellent. DZ's & Sig Ep's HELPWANTED plan for construction projects throughout the state. Finance Chairman Rep. Myrl H. Shoemaker (D- Good Times as usual. Lost • silver necklace wltA a We want to wo to wear lyres Senate Democrats on the panel remained steadfast Bourneville) continued to technically reinstate RESUME heart shaped charm containing a mad* of pearls, w* want to tell December 7, 1941, July 4, 1776, TYPESETTING in their opposition to many of the projects contained in projects which the Senate had eliminated from its stone In the cantor. A sen- th* whole world the we are lucky girls. We want to go active A Chi December 25, 0000, they all had 1331518 timental value Reward will be version of the bill. _0_ their spots in history. Soon given It found Contact Michelle January 26, 1980 the history But Sens. Harry Meshel (D-Youngstown) and R. MM $370 per thousand for envelopes Dear Linda, Good Luck at the books will never be the same. you mall. Postage Paid. Free. Kinsey Milleson (D-Freeport) have said they will not Chaos 2. The Party Palace. J.T. Enterprises, PO Box 192BG, COLLEGE STUDENTS Found small blue umbrella In Miss Ohio pageant this weekend. Wa are all behind youl L.I.T.B. Xenia. OH 45385 approve the panel's final report if the cuts, totaling Anderson Dorm Call Mike 151 Sigma Nu, Th* DG's are ready GUIDE TO 7377 • Your Delta Gamma Sisters. about $191 million, are restored. lor a wild time at the Warm up 1370 thousand for envelopes you on Thursday night! mall. Postage Paid Free ap FT. LAUDERDALE tlRVICtSOFFIRCD Dee Zee office girls why didn't you contribute?!? 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Ray McCaiium connected on six YPSILANTI, Mich. - Bowling while EMU shot 28 of 59 for 47.5 because he was hitting." game. Both teams were very "I think speeding things up kept free throws in the last minute and Green never trailed Eastern percent. NEWBERN HIT a 15-footer to start patient." us in the game," Boyce said. "We 26 seconds to pace Ball State to a Michigan, shooting 60 percent from The key play of the game came the second half and BG maintained Weinert stuck with his policy of needed some easy baskets and we 75-73 victory over Western the floor, to defeat the Hurons 67-63 at 1:51 with the Falcons controlling its four-point lead, stretching it to not singling out one player's got some by running. But they Michigan. McCaiium led the at Bowen Field House last night the ball, ahead 6541. Rosie Bames six, three times before Blakely and performance, but said "it's a nice have great shooters and they are Cardinals with 26 points, while before 3,150 fans. found Miday underneath for an McClain scored back-to-back thing, because it's been a different very strong, verv physical." WMU's Kenny Cunningham led all The Falcons, 12-3, and in a first- easy lay up and a six-point margin. buckets to tie the game at 55-55. guy every game that has come scorers with 33 tallies. place tie in the Mid-American through." Colin Irish, who scored eight, "I thought we dirt the same Miday scored on an assist from Conference with Toledo at 6-1, got Faine at 8:11 and the Hurons never "We didn't play with much tied Huron Jeff Zatkoff with a Kent State won its fourth straight great outside shooting in the first things last year," BG coach John caught up. game-high eight rebounds. game with a 85-76 decision over We inert said, "but we would miss emotion in the first half," Weinert half from Joe Faine and Marcus Faine hit three more shots down said. "But our kids did play very BG will host Northern Illinois Ohio University. Freshman for- Newbern, who both scored 10 by that kind of play. If Mike misses the stretch for his fifth straight hard. Saturday at 3 p.m. in Anderson ward Robert Kitchen scored 26 and intermission. that shot, then they can cut it to game with 20 or more, while "This game would be a natural Arena. senior center Trent Grooms added Marlow McClain pumped in 11 two. But he made it." Barnes and Miday added one each one to play a little lax after Elsewhere in the MAC last night, 25 for the Flashes. John Patterson points the first half to keep the Eastern Michigan coach Jim to give Bowling Green its fifth defeating Toledo. Toledo kept pace with BG with a 69- connected for 19 points for the Hurons, 10-7, 4-4 in the MAC, close Boyce called the Falcons "the best straight win. BG, which hit 24 of 26 free throws 64 win over Miami as Dick Miller Bobcats. at 33-31. team I've seen in the conference, In the second half, Kelvin but I haven't seen Toledo. If they Blakely, EMU's leading scorer, (BG) are not the best, they are knocked through 16 points but second." Eastern nips cagers Faine's third bucket in the first CMU beats wrestlers Eastern tied the game just once as YPSILANTI,Mich.- A strong of 16 shots from the floor. She also the Falcons continued to hit clutch half put BG ahead by six and :30 first half wasn't enough to carry MT. PLEASANT, Mich. - 12-5 decision over BG's Scott later, Barnes hit a jumper to give added nine rebounds. Melissa Bowling Green's wrestling team McGill to give the Chippewas a baskets. Bowling Green's women's Chase scored 13 points for BG, 4-10 Faine, who finished with 20, and the Falcons their biggest lead 22- basketball team as the cagers lost its fifth match in eight starts 12-9 advantage. 14. Barnes' defense in the first half on the season. last night to Central Michigan, BG's Milo Sanda increased his Newbern (18) countered the out- dropped a 68-64 decision to Eastern Lourie Byrd was high point side shooting by Blakely (22) and held Blakely to just three of 12 from Michigan last night. 22-19. personal record to 13-5 with an the floor. scorer for Eastern with 22 points Troy Pentecost started the 11-3 decision over John Stokes at McClain (21), but the difference The Falcons, shooting 57 percent while Denise Allan chipped in with came from the inside game where "We wanted Rosie on Blakely," from the field in the first half, Falcons out right with a pin of the 158 weight class and Terry 19. Eastern is 12-3 this season. Central's Ray Ravia at 6:41 in Baker blanked CMU's Don broke out to leads of 18-12 and 27-19 BG coach Kathy Bole said her before leading at the 1 alf, 33-30. the 118-pound weight class, but Dubbinik5-0atl67. team is progressing despite its 4-10 BG's Al Sherrill was pinned in But some hot jhooting by record. Talented tracksters Eastern coupled with BG turnovers 3:57 in the 126-pound division. PETE WERLING suffered a "We are progressing as a team The Falcons Bob Colatruglio 7-5 loss to the Chips' Stew Goss (26) gave the Hurons the lead, 42- and I'm concerned that our record 39, with nine minutes remaining in gave BG a 9-6 lead with a 6-5 in the 177 weight class and BG's doesn't show the success." Bole decision in the 134-pound class. John Erwin was pinned by Don look toward season the contest. said. "The players believe we can Eastern held its largest margin CMU's Jim Miller gained a 10-2 EUard in 6:06 in the 190-pound by Joe Menzer "WE'RE VERY optimistic this beat anybody and I do too despite decision over Mark Trimble in class. of the game, 68-54, with 2:42 left. our youth." year. The cross country team was The Falcons closed the gap, the 142 class. Trimble was The Falcons' heavyweight Bowling Green's women's indoor very successful this year, so we'll scoring 10 points and holding the The cagers host Youngstown wrestling in the spot of injured Brad Rossi closed out the track team has its sights set high be looking for more support from Hurons scoreless, but couldn't get State at 6 p.m. Saturday in BG captain Greg Westhoven. evening with a 11-9 decision over this year as they prepare to open them," Brett said. "The great any closer than four. Anderson Arena, following the Central's Fred Boss, the Mike Ley, but it wasn't enough the season in the All-Ohio Meet at weather has helped us, too, BG FRESHMAN Chris Tuttle led men's game against Northern nation's fifth ranked wrestler in as the Chips had enough for the Ohio State this Saturday. because our distance runners have all scorers with 23 points, hitting 11 Illinois. the 150-pound class, garnered a win. "I think we have the depth and been able to practice outside. I talent to take everyone in the figure if they can run against the MAC," Coach Pat Brett said. "I wind and the cold, they'll do all ■*'£ also feel that we are ready to right in the meets." challenge the big powers in this Jane Guilford, last year's top OO area, such as Ohio State and sprinter, returns while Clarice Michigan State." 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An the clever little plot. borrow the idea, assemble a cast of inferior product to be sure. After we It seems that the mother of two kids Press television writer, says that the nobodies, Barry Bostwick and the ever- calmly rejected it, they threw it back at leaves the family forcing her estranged themes of Once Upon a Family are popular Marcia Strassman, better known us, citing a bad time slot as its original husband to care 'or the little tikes. The shared by the theatrical movie Kramer vs. for her brilliant work on Welcome Back downfall. Guess again. lather goes through a rude awakening, Kramer. Kotier, ("Gee, Gabe") and shove it down I know we're not real bright out here, having to parent the little snots for the No wonder Mr. Boyle writes for the AP, our Nielsen throats. but give us a break. The gamma rays first time. Then, get this, the mother he has so much insight. Those barons of haven't eaten away our cerebral cortexes comes back and wants the little bed- innovation and originality over at the BOYER GOES on to say that in spite of yet. Save the pre-fab and give us wetters. A court fight ensues and who "bloodshot eye" figured they could slip its strikingly similar theme. Once Upon a something we can sink our teeth into. We cares how it ends. Once Upon a Family by us and we Family stands on its own as a superior know you can do it. You gave us MASH wouldn't notice. They didn't get it past film. He even says, bite his tongue, that and you gave us ROOTS. Don't give us PETER J. BOYER , the Associated Mr. Boyer though. I don't think they got It the Kramer connection is coincidental. JUNK. E®lfi)ti@lfi)ti§ 'Margins'provides literary outlet Cover photo Erica Stemple, a freshman fashion merchandising major, and Mark Gliebe. a freshman computer science by Debbie Conkel that "creative writing majors are maior, talk between classes in the casual atmosphere 'chicken;' they don't understand the of the Cardinal Room, Union. Prairie Margins. Say those two purpose of the magazine, which is words to a lot of people at the as a practicing ground... they're Kramer vs. Once Upon a Family University and they'll probably give afraid to be rejected by us." you a puzzled look. But those Gary Ben/ slams network rip offs Page 2 words form the name of a magazine WHEN ASKED what he looks for Prairie Margins provides literary outlet published by the University English in the writing, Lause said he ad- mires "stories taking a risk... really Debbie Conkel reviews creative University department, comprised of poetry, criticism and fictional works by trying something original. Lots of publication. Page? University undergraduates. stories are very derivative... so I Petty and the Heartbreakers Don't call them punk The first issue of the year should look for writers who take a chance." be out in a few weeks. Mary Jane ("MJ") DeLaet, last Tom Mulready looksat T.P.and "Damn the "It is a vehicle for developing year's Prairie Margins' editor-in- Torpedoes " Page 3 talent." according to Sherri Kim- chief, said raising money for cash Vonnegut injects humor into Watergate mel, a journalism major and prizes was "one of our biggest obstacles last year." The Alumni Authors 14th book critiqued by Scott Bateman. creative writing minor who is this year's fiction editor of Prairie Association, which usually donated Page 3 Margins. geographical contours of the area. the money, could not fulfill the Getting to know all about you "Bowling Green used to be covered magazine's request for prize PRAIRIE MARGINS is in its 17th by a glacier...which turned it into a money, she said. Jeff Diver adventures into personal relationships. Pages 4 and 5 year of publication and is swamp," he said; thus, the traditionally put out two or three "prairie. Margins' is from the DELAET first became involved Space movies strike gold times a year, Kimmel said. The margins on paper, I guess," he with the magazine as a freshman, Frank Carollo looks at space film trends. Page 7 publications' committee of the added. and said that it was very "clique- English department funds the "I actually don't do anything...it's ish" then, with a pronounced Star Trek travels to high budget disappointment magazine, which is run by a (the work) all done by the staff," upperclassmen dominance. Large scale letdown reviewed by Scott volunteer staff of about 10 un- Lause admitted, jokingly, although As far as her literary likes and Bateman. Page 7 dergraduates from varying majors, he noted that he helped judge dislikes go, DeLaet said she Is aided by faculty advisor Richard submissions. "biased against mushy, over- Messer of the creative writing sentimental things... we look for h department. WE REVIEW them all (con- originality. DG News*Revue Issue No. 26 This year's editor is Sean Lause, tributions) at weekly meetings," he "Some of the stuff we can easily a senior elementary education said, "...and screen them out... I dismiss, but other stuff we may major who said he feels like "sort of don't make the final decisions (on have to discuss a few times, and Kevin Settlage Editor an outsider," although Prairie what is published), unless I'm really hold onto... or some we send back JeM Diver, Norb Taylor Assistant Editors Margins is not solely for the works biased." to the authors for rewrites," DeLaet Frank Breimaupt Design of creative writing or English said. Leslie Ruppcrt Business Manager He said that a major problem majors. this year has been In lack of con- The magazine will sell for $1, Debbie Conkel, Kathleen Koshar. Lause said the magazine's name, Dave Whitman Editorial Assistants tributions, "especially in fiction." Lause said, and will be sold by the which was changed a few years ago He said that one reason for the Prairie Margins' staff on the first from Inkstone, is an allusion to the fiction shortage might have been floor of University Hall. #■■■!■■■———————»g TEE GOLD MINE LOCAL TALENT AUDITIONS j ARNIE BRAR top country entertainment MONDAY JANUARY 28 7 -11:00 p.m. FOLKSINGER & GUITARIST TONIGHT ONLY 1 SIDE DOOR OF THE UNION quest appearance from SIGN-UP Marty Martel IN UAO OFFICE NOW. THURSDAY & FRIDAY 24 & 25 direct from Nashville also appearing Additional info. 8-11:00 p.>.m. ^ 372-2343 Ray Starr IJ» N. Moin. Fmdby °"" ■ fan BG News Revue Jan. 24,1980 Page3 Petty & the Heartbreakers: Don t call them punk by Tom Mulready "Breakdown" (which made it onto the He'd rather be "singing to the jukebox in Right away, let's dispel a tew myths. soundtrack to the movie FM) was only a some all-night beanery" than sniffing Tom Petty is not a punk. He proved this minor hit. It could have been a lot bigger, cocaine at Studio 54 And he'd rather put once by saying, "Call me a punk and I'll so ABC put more effort into his second his money on the underdog because he cut ya." album, you're Gonna Get It. believes that kind of triumph is the Next, the Heartbreakers are not a '60s In the past, the band was merely sweetest of all "Even the losers," he revival group. Call them that in Iront ol adequate, but on the new album their argues, "get lucky some times." anyone who has heard Damn The Tor- technical skills and romantic spirit are When it comes to relationships, Tom pedoes and you'll be the only one who reminiscent of the E Street Band as the Petty's been burned, but he's not bitter. needs reviving. perfect vehicle for Petty's straightforward "Everybody's got to fight to be free." he And finally, Tom Petty is not the best lyrics. The musical ideas are kept simple, explains. new artist of 1979. He may be the best like in the past, because that's the kind of And there's nothing he believes in performer or recording artist of 1979, but music they like playing. That doesn't more than the female of the species. Torpedoes is his third album, not his mean that the execution is sloppy, When he boasts. "Here comes my girl" or first, despite what the millions of people though. The looseness of their first "There goes my baby." the pride and who never heard of him before might albums is not completely missing, but excitement in his voice tells you the real think. what Petty and his band are all about. there is a tightness and a musical reason he first picked up a guitar. Listen to Toledo FM radio and you'll Rather, they borrow a little of the sound confidence to this album that makes one Producer Jimmy lovine (who hear "Rufugee," "Here Comes My Girl" and a lot of the feel of the early classics think that Tom Petty isn't just playing engineered Bruce Springsteen's and "Don't Do Me Like That" and if you and add Patty's romantic and street- rock'n'roll anymore; he's living it. Darkness On The Edge Of Town and can remember what AM radio sounded tough attitude to create a sound that's Born To Run) lets the musical in- like before "Crocodile Rock," you'll singable, danceableand emotional. WHAT MAKES this group different is struments speak for themselves with a notice the 12-string strains and Their first album, titled Tom Petty and the way they tread new ground while still mix that is both sparse and dense background harmonies of the Byrds, the Heartbreakers, showed Petty in black keeping aware of their roots. The new Musically as well as lyrically, Tom Petty some of the twang and lyrical imagery of leather and a string of bullets on the ground consists of fresh revelations in and the Heartbreakers sound quite a bit Dylan, and the frenzied electric guitar of cover, and public thought the band was love and relationships, and the old turf is like Springsteen, but this is |ust one of almost every British rock outfit that another punk-rock group. the down-and-out scenes of Petty's many influences. He doesn't need to crossed the ocean in 1965. In addition, ABC, his record company earlier years. copy the sound of the '60s and 70s to BUT BRINGING back the '60s a la at the time, did not promote the album He makes his choices and takes on the give him direction; Tom Petty is coming Southside Johnny or Rockpile is not properly. For these reasons, the song responsibility that comes with freedom. at the '80s full speed ahead. THURSDAY NIGHT IS SIUDINI NIGHT!! Vonnegut injects humor into Watergate All Ml'DIMS WITH i.o.y.. by Scott Bateman buck, President Nixon's special adviser on fifth of the total assets in the United States. youth affairs. A little extreme, but almost believable when Watergate may be a tired subject, but when Starbuck is a pitiable goof who is sent to giant corporations like Exxon or General Kurt Vonnegut writes a novel about it two prison because of his unintentional in- Motors are kept in mind. things are certain. One is that the story will volvement in Watergate. Jailbird is the story Naturally, Vonnegut adds strange little be a little strange, and the other is the book of Starbuck's life, a life with more ups and twists to his RAMJAC idea, so it is will sell very well. downs than an elevator. something that can be laughed at, To say that Jailbird, Vonnegut's ninth Starbuck is an appealing character who frightening as it is. But the beauty of Von- novel and 14th book, is successful would be seems to go through life wondering if there is negut's style is that you can laugh at and be putting it mildly. By the end of December, any sanity in the world. He has a touch of his saddened by his ideas at the same time. You Jailbird was the No. 1 bestseller in the own insanity, but it is an understandable can always relate well to what he is trying to nation, in its fourth month on the top ten list. response to an America filled with selfish, say -- an important part of being a successful And then to say that Jailbird is a little irrational people. author. strange would be nothing new to people who There are times when the story becomes a have read Vonnegut before. Books like AFTER STARBUCK the most dominating bit tedious, but there are plenty of chuckles Slaughterhouse-Five and Cats Cradle are "character" in the book is actually a company sprinkled throughout. Odoiy enough though, always original, with a touch of the bizzare, called the RAMJAC Corporation. Vonnegut the one part of the book that was the most- enjoyable was the prologue. Here Vonnegut THE in a style that is fresh and interesting. seems to have fun with this idea, as the book ELECTRIC names countless companies and people rambles into such incredibly ridiculous HORSEMAN JAILBIRD has that originality but without owned by the huge RAMJAC conglomerate. fantasies that they are almost hysterical. some of the extremes and absurdities of So many famous companies are owned by "Jailbird" has its flaws - parts are boring previous works. It deals with a contemporary RAMJAC that we are not really surprised to or are not funny when meant to be - but Hi m i nor black 6ih iMwiitaii i wi who issue, Watergate, and with Walter F. Star- learn that the conglomerate owns nearly one- overall it is a good book for Vonnegut fans. BIO iwvcrfnjmed he WEEK! oilMOfM THE A "Retrospective of the JERK" AT American Film"Showcase] Presentation Fox's Den In MM sorrn splrndor.1V BHt ■ufQuficrai pirtwr «w! soon to be DAVID OSELZNKKS COMING XMWMIWII MllCXfUS SOON STEVE MARTIN. GONE WITH CHARMS BUND PIG TnejERK THE WIND" OARKGABLE j*\ playing Thurs„ Fri., & Sat CLA-ZEL VIVIEN LEIGH ^3* LESLIE HOWARD ' 'Starfleet Central" A Knockout OUVIAde HAVILLAND (Rock and Rol, Country and Western Rock) Comedy' raxow fcnilka TIM DON 2nd COHWAV KHOTTS Sandwich Specials FUN Sunday January 27 Open Sunday FILLED 12:00 p.m. • 2.30 a.m. WEEK! Gish Film Theatre 7:00 pin. THE Piping Pig Com Beef serving low beer 2:30 & 6:45 p.m. Crazy Steer Ham & Cheese soft drinks r HI PRIZE Meat Pies illllllk Jointherace^^Z^ * * * ■>.•» -»-»- c®v®ir Breaking the ice: Taking the plunge into a relationshi Story by Jell Diver Eman said, the skills are teachable in interpersonal results were found. (Note; Although a wide ran Photos by Tim Westhoven relations classes. students were interviewed, these results arl intended to represent the University communit| whole.) Remember the old Fred Astaire and Ginger WHERE SHOULD a person go to meet others? When asked how they go about meeting a t Rogers movies, which danced their way into so The ideal situation would probably be in a girl, the overwhelming majority said they justl many person's hearts. comfortable living type of domain where there are up and start talking to the person. Remember the touching movie It Happened One other people, especially if they are friends," she Night with Clark Gable and Claudette Colbert. said. BUT SOPHOMORE Rich Simon and junior I Most ot those movies contained the ancient Woodward use their own style. adages ot boy meets girl or girl meets boy; they tall "I DON'T feel people should set plans to meet "In a bar, I yell, Hey Sue' at a girl. If her nal in love, get married and live happily ever after. other people. The college environment allows you to meet people your own age that have similiar Sue, then I'll start talking to her. If it's net, she| me so, and I take it Irom there," Simon, a chert BUT A FRACTION ol realism will alter that fable interests as you," Eman said. and biology major, explained. Relationships, at least first acquaintances, require Dr. Howard Markman. associate professor of "It's easiest for me to start an argument an understanding of yourself and sometimes the psychology, has studied couples, both premarital guy and then meet him," Woodward, a ge| knack (or nerve) to walk up to a stranger and squeak and married, for eight years. He also teaches a major, said. ashy "hi". Then if you're lucky... human sexuality course at the University. II people are self-confident and have a true Markman said that after a couple meets, they IN THE SURVEY, eight students said the understanding of themselves, it's easier to interact should "go somewhere quiet and have coffee as uptown to the bars to meet guys or girls. Cld with other people," said Virginia Eman, assistant opposed to a noisy disco." and on-campus parties and activites ranked sej professor of speech and an instructor in in- "I THINK BARS are lousy places to meet people and third, respectively. terpersonal communication. "There is scientific because of the noise...plus it's hard for people to "Bars are usually one night stands. In classe| correlation between understanding oneself and come up to another person," he said. "Bars pull for a usually more long-term," Simon said. social interaction." different type of behavior; they call for rowdy But males and females alike see problen Eman stressed that before meeting someone, you superficial behavior among people. meeting the opposite sex. must be sure you can communicate. If self- "Couples who seem to be happier tend to com- confidence is there, "you can use almost any line. municate better." he added. "GUYS SEEM to be intimidated. You knov Anything will be appropriate." Markman said he thinks the ideal place to meet want to meet you; they'll look over and smiled But where does the conversation go after theintial the opposite sex is in a setting of common interest then they just walk away," Jane Roberts, a fres| icebreaking? such as a sailing club, skiing club or science fiction club. political science major, said. She added that guys should be more aggress EMAN SAID the couple involved must be em- "If you pick them (girls) up uptown, you I pathic-put each other in the other's shoes-and THE BEST WAY of meeting people is to be know it they're |ust out for a free beer or not,"! good listeners. She added that those persons "can assertive," he said. "You have to be willing to take Okin, a freshman pre-law major, said. "I meet| interact with almost anyone and also are very some risks of being turned down. A lot of people are girls by picking them up at Happy Hours I ji secure." immobilized by that." crazy and take a stab. The most anyone can Being friendly doesn't mean you're secure; it can In a BG News Revue random survey ol 20 no. And if you don't try. you'll always be| mean you're very insecure." she said. students, many of whom were apprehensive in dering." And for students who feel they lack these traits. responding to the nine questions, some interesting ■ ^ 3 Body language was the major form of com- major, and Renee Duffy, a sophomore marketing munication Jeff Roush, a sophomore construction major, used when they met in the Library recently. BG News Revue jan. 24. 1980 Pages 4 and 5 agressive. The men here don't seem to be very aggressive. If they see someone they like, they The Student Recreation Center now serves as one of the major meeting spots of the should proceed to talk to them.'' University. Annette Davidson, a junior criminal justice major, and Ray Novak, a fresh- "Girls, play it right. Respond when someone talks man music major, (above) use the facility for its intended purpose, while others below) to you or tries to be friendly. Don't have your nose in use the rec center for closer contact sports. the air.' Thomas Kubera. a sophomore accounting major.said ROBIN WOODWARD uses a unique approach: l pass out candy in class, then everyone will know I'm nice!" When asked if the rec center has enhanced the chance of meeting the opposite sex. 10 students said yes. five said no and five had no response. In a study taken last winter and spring quarters by Dr. Eldon Snyder and Or Elmer Spreitzer. ol the Department ol Sociology, on the rec center, an exploratory conclusion was that "sociability is a maior factor in promoting the use of the center. DR. BEN MCGUIRE director ol the rec center, said the major areas of social interaction are the logging track, swimming pools and racquetbail courts. McGuire said that the Union Activities Organization mini-courses, which have been combined with rec center mini-courses, do promote heterosexual interaction. In those courses. McGuire said, people have similar interests and that can branch out and lead to more activities "One of the main purposes (of the center) is to promote positive feelings of warmth and friendship to users and people who are seeking interaction," he said. THE MUSIC IN Ihe center and underwater in The survey revealed a small majority feel shyness Center following close behind. Cooper Pool has somewhat of a soothing effect with is the biggest problem in meeting someone of the The ideal situation for Okin is "for both of us to be people. It (the center) is probably the only place on opposite sex. slightly buzzed, so there aren't as many fears and campus where there's music on all the time. And A MAJORITY of students said that both the ad- inhibitions. Also, she should be with her friends, so that promotes social interaction," McGuire said. vantages and disadvantages of Bowling Green for she feels more relaxed." meeting males or females is the larger number ol When asked what advice they would give the MCGUIRE SAID more women jog. use the girls to the number of boys. opposited sex for meeting them, the majority of exercise rooms and racquetbail courts than men Sophomore Laura Radice. a recreation ad- respondents said to be friendly, open and honest. Men dominate the basketball courts. ministration major, summed the situation up. "It VICKIE CELASCHI. a senior majoring in "But women are showing up to play basketball seems like there is too much competition between elementary education, said guys should "not use a and I'm sure it is driving the guys bananas, he said girls for guys." very strong approach. Some guys use a lot of Even though starting a relationship with the What's the ideal place to meet a guy or girl? The aggression at first, and I really don't like it." opposite sex is not as simple as the movies make it. majority of students said classes are the ideal place, Rose Patrone, a sophomore in social studies, there is apparently some way to avoid the hardships, with parties, uptown and the Student Recreation feels differently. She said guys should "be more even if you have to go through a dating service. BQN.wiR.vu. Jan. 24.1980 p»g« 6 Dixie Electric Co BRINGS YOU A BRAND NEW IDEA FOR THE EIGHTIES ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••A* THE LIBERATED LEI PARTY ••••••••••••••••••••••••••a** 8 P.M. SATURDAY JANUARY 26th EVERYBODYGETSALEI!!! AT CERTAIN TIMES IN THE EVENING YOU CAN PLACE YOUR LEI AROUND THE NECK OF THAT ONE SPECIAL GUY YOU'VE BEEN DREAMING ABOUT; OR ALL THOSE GIRLS YOU'VE BEEN TRYING SO HARD TO MEET; HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO REALLY LIBERATE! IF THINGS GO AS PLANNED YOU MIGHT GET A DANCE, A DRINK, A KISS, OR ....WELL, WHO KNOWS??!! SO COME ON OUT AS DIXIE ATTEMPTS TO HELP EVERYBODY GET LEI-ED!!! CALL 874-8649 FOR DETAILS ALL THAT CHANGED in mid-1977. A second Space Age began, based not on technological advances but rather on box office appeal. Star Wars proved that dazzling special effects and an energetic story could be overwhelmingly popular - and could generate con- siderable financial returns. Although the media saturation surrounding the film sometimes makes it seem like it has been around forever, the fact is that it's been only two and a half years since Star Wars burst like a supernova on the American scene. Yet. in this comparatively short time, several major productions have been brought to the screen. The list includes Close Encounters ol the Third Kind, Alien, Pho'ocou'tesy Wal'D'Sne, Star Trek - The Motion Picture and The Black Hole. In Sentry robots pursue their human quarry in The Black Hole from Walt Disney Productions. addition, several other big films have incorporated space-related themes, among them Superman, universe, it should do so within the general parameters death for our intrepid heroes and their brave but cute Moonraker and Capricorn One. A sequal to Sfar Wars, of what already is known or of what already has been robots. But the laws of nature are conveniently called The Empire Strikes Back, is nearing completion established in the fictional framework. Thus, despite suspended: when the ship's atmospheric integrity is and is expected to be released this summer. whatever merits (if any) they may otherwise possess, breached by a meteor, the characters do not get shot Why all the sudden interest in outer space? In typical Sfar Trek and Black Hole ultimately fail - out of the craft into the vacuum of space, where the fashion, Hollywood has simply jumped aboard the Just one of the many instances of this violation in lack of pressure would cause their bodies to explode latest bandwagon. Impressed by the phenomenal each movie will serve to illustrate the point. Sfar Trek No verisimilitude. success of Sfar Wars, movie moguls have decided that (the film) cannot be considered independently of Sfar If the audience is to suspend its disbelief for the there's gold in them there stars - and they're going to Trek (the TV series). There can be no more than 15 sake of enjoying rousing science fiction adventures, get it. There's just one hitch: when the movie industry years between the time of the series' action and the the films must abide by the conventions of the genre. leaps before it looks, the results can be quite disap- film's action. Yet we are expected to believe that the Sfar Trek and The Black Hole flaunt those conventions, pointing techniques of warp drive have changed so radically that and the transparent brazenness of that flaunting is an what was commonplace during the Enterprise's five insult to a sophisticated. Knowledgeable audience. THE KEYS to good science fiction, as indeed to all year mission (TV) is now a major event (film). Because Neither film is particularly good science fiction and art of the fantastic, are verisimilitude and internal Sfar Wars used special effects to indicate travel at warp both fail as action-packed space opera. Based on these consistency. Verisimilitude is the quality of appearing speed, Sfar Trek (the movie) has to follow suit. No latest releases, it seems as if the imagination behind to be true or real. If a film is going to speculate on the interne consistency. the Sfar Wars-inspired space films already may be possibilities of other life forms or on the nature of the IN THE BLACK HOLE, a meteor shower spells certain played out. Star Trek travels to high budget disappointment by Scott Bateman dialogue is limited to about four or five does not change the expression on his space exploration. In the movie, main characters throughout the movie, face for most of the movie. however, the theme is there but it is a There happens to be a movie out now and even with these characters the There is one bright spot in the metaphysical one instead of a moral one. called Sfar Trek - The Motion Picture that discussion is far from profound. With all characters with newcomer Persis It was good to see the writers dare to is raking in so much money that ac- of the old crew back it is too bad that Khambatta, a former Miss India, who attempt a theme that was original and countants are having a tough time most of them have no more than one or plays a bald-headed woman from another much like something out of a science counting it all. Needless to say it Is two lines in the entire movie. planet. She is quite distinctive in the fiction novel. The way it was presented Hollywood's new all time money grosser. There are a few laughs though with Dr. movie because of her beauty and her though just lacked the kind of punch It is also a film that had a reported Spock and Mr. McCoy having a few of uniqueness. After all, how often do you needed to make it effective. budget of $42 million, with dazzling their popular verbal sparring contests, see a beautiful bald-headed woman? With all the money this movie is special effects that prove where all that but even these two are not as strong in These five characters pretty well making it is obvious that the T.V. series money went. But Sfar Trek is also one of their characterizations as they were In the 'dominate the dialogue, but not the had a huge and devoted following. But it the biggest disappointments of a movie television series. movie. The movie is dominated by the is a sad fact that the only reason it is to come out all year. Captain Kirk has also changed as the special effects, a fantastic array of successful financially is because of the Some Trekkies may get violent to hear Enterprise defends Earth from a terrible creations, mostly impressive, some not. series. Artistically the movie fails. this but it seems a sad fact among many danger from outer space. He returns to In fact, it might be safe to say that the The movie may daunt a few cf the less reviewers and fans. It is good to see all the ship after being admiral In charge of movie producers concentrated so much devoted Trekkies, but because of the the old crew back again, ready to take on starfleet operations, but he just is not the on visuals that they left out everything money it is making there may be a the unknown dangers of outer «pace. confident leader he was In those 79 else. This kind of mistake can make for a chance at a sequel. If Hollywood does Unfortunately the producer, director and television episodes some ten years ago. boring movie and it did In Sfar Trek. make a sequel, maybe it will be writers seem to have forgotten the something more like the old series and unknown dangers in making such a large THE MAN WHO is captain of the THEME WAS always an important part less an attempt by Hollywood to impress scale movie. Enterprise and who becomes Kirk's of the old "Star Trek" TV. series. For us with how much money they can spend second In command Is played by most episodes you could expect some on a movie that was written for a bunch PROBLEM NUMBER one Is that the newcomer Stephen Collins, an actor who moral theme involving various aspects of of mental midgets. BG News Revue Jan. 24.1980 Page 8 MONDAY LIVE ENTERTAINMENT NIGHT ALEX BEVAN LIVE IN CONCERT JAN. 28,1980 at the Dixie Electric Co. $3 ADVANCE TICKETS AVAILABLE AT DIXIE ELECTRIC COMPANY AND FINDERS RECORDS AND TAPES $4 THE NIGHT OF THE SHOW c I ] r I