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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. The man behind the mike Lessig leads double life ByBiUEitcp Associate Sports Editor a good example. I went into Boston with no expense to the University or the Alumni Assn. I met with three different graduates. I had an opportunity to talk For most, being the University's Executive Director of Alumni Development with them about our programs and hopefully raise some money. would be a fulltime Job. But not for Jim Lessig. "I kept record. The first two years I was out with the Cavs broadcasts for If you're a Cleveland Cavaliers fan, Lessig Is a familiar face. If you're a Channel 43 was the time we were raising funds for the Alumni Center. And those Cleveland Indians fan, he's a familiar voice. trips, with the contacts I made, resulted in over $100,000 in pledges for the Alumni The Cavaliers' television color commentator the last four seasons was in Center." Washington, DC, Wednesday night for Cleveland's 109-100 playoff loss to the Lessig admits he's a fan of the Cavaliers and the reason is obvious. He was Bullets. assistant coach to Bill Fitch, present Cleveland boss, here in 1967-68-the last He'll also be on assignment for WJW, Channel 8, Cleveland, tonight if the Rich- season BG won a Mid-American Conference basketball crown. Two years later, field Coliseum is a sellout. He was in Boston last weekend for the Indians' season after serving as assistant athletic director under Doyt L. Perry here, Lessig lidlifting for WWWE Radio. Cleveland. rejoined Fitch at the University of Minnesota. Then came the Cavaliers. Lessig-as assistant-and Fitch-as head coach- IF THE CAVALIERS bow out of the best-of-three National Basketball Assn. teamed again during Cleveland's expansion season In 1970-71. (NBA) series, Lessig will return to his Alumni Center office Monday. If not. it's The memories of that NBA initiation still linger for lessig. back to the microphone. "If you had to pick one particular Incident that got us more publicity that first Sure, Lessig may spend more time at the airport than at home, but he wouldn't year it had to be Johnny Warren's wrong-way basket," lessig explained. "We have it any other way. were playing Portland and Walt Wesley tipped the jumpball to John Johnson. "This is the time of year I get heavily involved in the announcing end of it." Lessig said Wednesday between trips, "basically because the pro basketball "WARREN BROKE for the basket and Johnson hit him with a perfect pass. season overlaps with the beginning of the pro baseball season. Only it was the wrong basket. It was a funny incident because Lara* EUis. who "And my primary responsibility in that area is to do the color telecast of the was jumping center for Portland, tried to block Warren's shot." Cavaliers. But I have for the last two years picked up the responsibility as the What about the bubblegum card incident which appeared in this month's "Sport backup announcer for the Cleveland Indians. And that happens when Joe Tate, the Magazine"? radio voice of the Cavs. is doing a Cavalier game. If I'm not doing TV, and he's "What we warned to get were the statistics on all the NBA ballplayers for the doing radio, I step in and do the radio with Herb Score on the Indians." expansion draft which took place about two weeks after we were hired by the But when does Lessig have time to step in and work in the Office of Alumni Cavs," I«ssig said. "And the NBA office couldn't give it to us. We couldn't find Affairs? them anywhere. "So one night In Minnesota before we went to Cleveland my son and I went down "THERE'S NO question that it (broadcasts) takes me off campus," he said, to get a gallon of milk. My son bought a pack of bubblegum cards. He looked at the "but much of the work I do is off campus anyway. cards and it was a basketball player. We turned it over on the back and there were "We're charged with all the private fundraising for the University and most of all his lifetime statistics. that is done from the alumni." Lessig said. "And as a result, this gives me a great "I went back and called Bill and he said buy all the cards they've got," he said. N«w*pholO by opportunity. There's no better way to raise funds than one-on-one contact. "I went back and bought SIS worth of bubblegum. We packaged those up and took Jim Lessig "And the TV station pays for all my travel expenses," he said. "Last weekend is to pages The G views Vol. 60, No. 92 Bowling 'Green State University Friday, April 15,1977 Police review board sparks controversy

By Pat Thomas members, an administrator and two Trustee S. Arthur Speigel made a proposal was needed because "there The plan includes policies and THE FACILITY will be funded from Editor non-voting representatives from the motion to pass the Moore plan, but are people who feel oppressed" on procedures to insure non- three sources. The first is $200,000 in News and the Obsidian. recognized Chambers as a spokesman campus. discrimination in the recruiting, state capital improvement funds Controversy over the handling of The proposed board would have the for BSU before a vote was taken. "We're talking about now. We bs'Jeve •selecting, hiring and promoting of reallocated from projects approved complaints against University Police power to hire and fire police personnel "We did not come to discuss police we've put off these problems fir SO minorities and women, as well as a earlier, such as unused boiler flared at yesterday's Board of Trustees and to overrule the Student Appeals forms or complaint procedure," ycars,"he said. "If there is not positive grievance hearing policy for persons renovation funds and proposed physical meeting as the board agreed to con- Board and Student Court, Chambers said. "You have not dealt action, then the actions of University who think they have been discriminated science project funds. sider but did not vote on the police with the problem. The problem itself is students or whatever is completely out against. review board proposed by the Black WHEN CHAMBERS presented the the police department.'' of my hands." The second source of funds in $150,000 Student (BSU) and the Human review board plan, trustees were Chambers and Kenneth W. Simonson, Speigel congratulated BSU for their THE PLAN ALSO includes a work- in federal money. These grants, Rights Alliance. considering the police grievance legal adviser to BSU, also presented a study and said "I can't think this should force analysis to determine if and however, have not yet been received Kenneth J. Chambers, member of the procedure designed by University study which they said details be taken lightly In any instance." where the University Is under-utilizing BSU executive council, presented the President Hollis A. Moore Jr. That plan grievances against University Police minorities and women. Finally, the University is committed plan which calls for representatives of provides for preliminary investigation dating from 1949. TRUSTEE M. SHAD HANNA said he to spend $20,000 a year for the next 10 six student organizations, a University and hearing procedures for complaints Chambers told the board that im- had some questions about the ad- The goals set by the plan for the years to complete funding of the Police representative, two faculty against University police. mediate "positive action" on the ministration's grievance policy, but "a utilization of women and minorities will facility. This money will be allocated policy is better than no policy." be reviewed annually. from the educational budget. Dr. Joseph B. Perry, faculty If the federal funds are not received or Fulltime enrollment required representative to the board and Chenault said the Affirmative Action are less than the expected $150,000, the chairman of Faculty Senate, offered plan was drafted four times and University will assume the remainder the services of Faculty Senate to help reviewed by more than 300 people of the cost. develop grievance procedures. before being presented to the board and HEW plans student aid changes The board also approved represents "broad community In- Currently, animals are housed In 67S unanimously the Affirmative Action volvement." square feet in the Life Sciences plan prepared by the Office of Equal Duane Stranahan, legal counsel for R> KathKrus.- sideration will go through an appeals "THIS WILL demand additional Building originally intended as a StaJf Reporter Opportunity Compliance. Myron M. the University, said "You get In trouble temporary holding space and several procedure." Smith said. work and responsibility for both Chenault, director of equal opportunity not so much when you draft them students and the financial aid office," other locations which were not designed compliance at the University, (Affirmative Action plans), as when Guidelines which will affect ANOTHER significant aspect of the Smith said. "We will need to counsel for animal housing. The new facility presented the plan, which has been in you implement them half-heartedly." University students receiving financial proposals defines the limitations, students regarding their problems, and will provide 9,000 square feet of space. the works for a year and a half. Moore announced the budgets for assistance were recently proposed by suspensions and terminations of aid we will have to make them aware of Adoption of the plan puts the A $550,000 animal faculty will be 1977-78 would not be finalized In time for the Department of Health, Eucation that will be imposed upon institutions their options." University in compliance with the added to the Life Sciences Building to a vote at the May 12 meeting of the and Welfare's (HEW) Office of violating any HEW financial assistance In order to supply his staff with better executive order on Affirmative Action accommodate breeding, housing and board. He said they probably will not be Education laws or regulations. counseling qualifications, Smith said he and all federal, state and local laws and handling of animals used by the ready until late June because of ap- According to Beryl D. Smith, director Also, according to the proposals, two will make use of various workshops and related to non-discrimination in em- Department of Biological Sciences and propriations bills still being considered of financial aid, new rules have been new administrative programs must be seminars to be Implemented by the ployment practices. the Environmental Studies Center. by the General Assembly. structured so that all post-secondary developed-student consumer In- state. schools can comply with the formation dissemination and training requirements. for financial aid advisers. Matching funds from the federal Smith cited several aspects of the As outlined in HEW's "Federal government will augment costs of proposals that pertain to recipients of Register," descriptions of financial aid, training programs established by Basic Educational Opportunity the University's academic program Ohio's financial aid administrators. Grants, Suppplemental Educational and educational costs, its student Based on amendments of the Higher Opportunity Grants and State Student retention rate and refund policy must Education Act of 1965, the assistance Incentive Grants. be made "readily available" to all proposals are now completing a policy- Regulations also apply to the National current and prospective students. making phase, Smith said. Direct Student Loan, Guaranteed Student I/>an and College Work-Studv programs. Inside the News AN IMPORTANT change deals with student eligibility, Smith said. He explained that "satisfactory progress" FEATURES...Today marks the second appearance of the must be evidenced by a student in order News' entertainment page "Perspective" and Randy to maintain his proper financial aid Haberkamp's "Weekend" column. See pages 4 and S for status. "This means that, with a reviews and news of the arts. few exceptions, the required courses EDITORIALS...Would you rather fight than switch? Then which meet educational goals must be attend Academic Council's meeting next week to discuss a completed at a rate of no less than 12 proposed change to the semester system. Read the editorial hours each quarter," Smith said. "The on page 2 for details. full-time stipulation is designed to SPORTS...The Falcon lacrosse squad hosts nationally encourage students to complete course ranked Ohio Wesleyan in a key Midwest Lacrosse work in a reasonable period of time." Association contest tomorrow. Read Tom Baumann's story The purpose of monitoring class on pageS. hours, according to Smith, is to prevent abuse of aid programs. He added that when the regulation Weather becomes effective next fall, it wiH Mostly unuy aad mUd probably have little Impact upon HlghSSF(UC) NM|M> by lory Ko»nr University students. Low47F(8C| SUNNY SKIES AND warm temperatures may have Maay Undents have been leaving their bocks buide St "I don't forsee any problems. M per cent chaace *f rata piumpted ttu* itudent to leave her roam far mere participate ■ Mtside activities while the warm Students who deserve special con- enjoyable itndylag on the grass near Chapman Hall. Veatberkuts. opinion • 'judgment is founded on truth...'

state and national columnist affirmative action i am sick of paying taxes \n Affirmative Action plan was approved by the University's Board of Trustees yesterday. Taxes. all, though, are the federal, state and millions of unemployed and illegal The plan, a year and a half in the making, is a comprehensive plan to That five letter word creates more local income taxes paid every year at welfare and food stamp recipients who provide non-discrimination in recruiting, selection, hiring and promotion problems and causes more heartache this time and throughout the year on depend on the government for their of minorities and women. It sets guidelines and provides for the en- than anything else in this society. And every payday. There also are real subsistence. now that April 15, the deadline for property taxes, personal property taxes forcement of those guidelines by offering a grievance hearing procedure. When I think of it, I get sick. federal tax returns, is here, I felt and taxes on services. At first I thought President Cartel! The News supports the plan and is glad it is finally finished. compelled to speak my piece about People in Ohio are bearing an actually would make some headway ir However, approval of the plan Is only the beginning. taxation. especially hard burdem. The state cutting government waste and inef- Federal law requires that the plan be complied with. This means a lot of Overtaxation is nothing new. Taxes income tax instituted within the last 10 ficiency and therefore taxes. But il changes. The University is behind in the employment of both minorities and their collection were directly years was promised as only a tem- looks as though I was dead wrong. and women. responsible for the American porary measure until the state could He already has decided to eliminate Myron M. Chenault. the University's Equal Opportunity Compliance Revolution as colonists rose in rebellion get over some financial hardships. But, the $50 tax rebate I was counting on. director, has said the University doesn't have adequate non- against English taxes without colonial tire bought, depending on size and as we all know, taxes are never tem- And he is expected to slap as much as discriminatory recruiting, selection and hiring techniques. representation. weight. porary, just always growing and another 25 cent per gallon gasoline tax The News hopes that the plan will be implemented fully by the Did you ever wonder why we are all growing. on the pumps within the next three University. If it is not. the efforts by Chenault and many others will have ALTHOUGH NO one today is paying $10 or f 15 this year for a tiny years while seriously penalizing buyers been wasted. throwing cases of tea off ships in Boston piece of paper known as a license plate L FOR ONE, am sick of paying taxes. of some larger model cars. harbor to protest high taxes, nothing sticker? Since the stickers themselves I pay more than a quarter of my gross I REALIZE he is doing what needs to has changed. cost only a few cents to manufacture, income in taxes of all sorts-and what be done to force Americans to cut The wealthy complain that they are the rest of the exhorbitant rate goes do I get In return? energy consumption, but, as those bearing much of the U.S. tax burden toward administrative costs and into I get highways and roads that are taxes rise, he should drastically cut (which they are) and say they deserve the pockets of government at more pothole than pavement. those on income or some commodities. to be given more breaks and legal several levels. I get police who, when they aren't on Unfortunately there is little you or I input needed now loopholes (which they shouldn't). strike, are largely apathetic and can do to remedy the situation. All we Meanwhile, the working class is mad ON TOP OF that, there is the sales corrupt. can do is sit and wait for our alleged because tax laws are getting tax levied on everything except food I get slippery winter highways Do you know how a change to a semester system would affect you? leaders to recognize the injustices progressively more regressive (which purchased in any retail establishment without salt Most students don't. But if students want a part in the decision-making being committed and initiate some they are) and claim they should have or eating place. In Ohio, sales taxes I get slapped with surcharges and action. process that may change the present quarter system to a semester their taxes lowered dramatically range from 4 per cent to over 6 per cent tuition hikes just to be able to get an Until then, we are out of luck for a system, they had better find out. (which they shouldn't). from county to county, depending upon education. solution to our taxing problems. Academic Council will decide next week if the University will commit Everyone complains about rate of the amount of special levies and I get a government that is throwing taxation and how it applies to their piggyback tax set-ups. away billions upon billions of dollars on Jim Sluzewskt is a political columnist itself to changing to semesters. If they decide to change, the switch will federal tax debt-but it isn't the federal Let me not forget unreasonable useless foreign aid and competing in an for the News. He also is assistant begin in fall of 1978. income tax that is breaking the backs of inheritance taxes, taxes on winnings arms race that already has the production manager. His view dees not The semester system means school would open earlier In the fall and the middle class worker. and bonuses and other special capability of destroying the world necessarily reflect the views of the end earlier In the spring. Many universities on the semester system end penalties. many times over. News editorial board. their second semester In May. ALTHOUGH IT clearly is advertised Most important and recognizable of I get to pay the living expenses for the Opposing views are welcome. University administrators are split on the merits of the semester system, on each and every service station ten.***! as are professors. An Incomplete poll of faculty members, taken by pump, few Ohloans realize they are An n»8ia« being ripped off for 11 cents of state and Academic Council, shows that a slight majority favor the semester federal taxes on every gallon of You a' mi system. gasoline they buy. This means that the utiftlM The cost of the two schedules are practically the same. 60-cent-per-gallon gas you buy on the A decision on the change will be made by Academic Council at 1:30 corner would cost only 49 cents without p.m. next Wednesday in the Alumni Room. Union. taxes. If you put, say, 20 gallons of gas in your car every week, you are paying The News suggests that students attend the meeting and voice their an annual gasoline tax of about |11S. It opinions on the semester system and the quarter system. mm sure adds up fast. If you cannot attend, contact the Student Government Association Likewise, few realize they are paying officials who represent you on the council. They are Kim Vivolo, 372- a stiff tax on each pack of cigarettes 0324 and Mike Felzer, 372-3880. and each bottle of liquor. In some states, the cigarette tax is as much as a Students who will be attending the University in 1978 should pay third of the price per pack. particular attention to this decision and should have a part in It.' 1 * f Then there is the three or four dollars federal exise tax on each automobile betters black Americans. Now, I realize that upcoming Fresh- To think otherwise is to be duped by men present a new problem that must race reaction the Zionist, Asiatic and White racist not be overlooked. Here are these western and eastern media. young adolescents being tossed from g^gsf QQlumnist In rebuttal of ML. Campbell, Victor Amin has been sadistically treated by the cradle, and being asked to cope with Beauford and David Wilson's letter the white western press because he is a cold, cruel world, without urinals in concerning Idi Amin. black. their floor restrooms. 'unresearched trash' on idi I know nothing about President Amin At least that is what Alcide Vincent, However, I cannot, to the best of my I would like to suggest to Alcide Unfortunately, Uganda was the host other than what I read and I understand editor of the Obsidian, would have us recollection, remember any student Vincent that he stick to covering the frequent biases found in believe. suffering any permanent psychological country-Idi Amin's "btegrity" had domestic affairs in his column. nothing whatsoever to do with his newspapers and magazines. This letter The only problem with Vincent's damage from It. Furthermore, I know His comments on Idi Amin in last is not concerned with him. arguement is that the "racist" western selection! the people living in Offenhauer; and I April 5's BGNews were evidence of press has been "mistreating" Amin for I seriously recommend that Mr. But instead, how can you three refer know that any upperclassman would be his apparent ignorance of the in- killing black men, women and children, Vincent do a little homework before to a racist-capitalistic system on one more than happy to give an ex- ternational scene. not whites. writing his column. hand and turn around and dissociate perienced word of advice to any Brian McKim's appraisal of Mr. between one people and another? The bullets from the filing squad's discouraged newcomer about the His first article showed a terrible Vincent's article was most appropriate- lack of any factual basis. No report Seven times you make a distinction rifles are ripping through black flesh methods that have proven effective for -I wish, however, to expand on his between "your people" and "my like yours Mr. Vincent, spilling the based on facts could possibly praise Idi him In the past. A further suggestion critique. people." blood of black bodies and sending the would be for UAO to offer an inex- Amin. souls of black "brothers" to meet their In any reasonable evaluation, he is It doesn't matter what race President pensive mini-course for the more ap- HOW CAN MR. Vincent refer to other Amin is. He is a man and a man is maker. I WONDER WHERE Mr. Vincent dug more than deserving of any "harsh, prehensive students. peoples' letters as "crap" and "bull," judged by what he thinks and does. I suppose this means that Amin is not In the last line of the article the up that lit tie tidbit of information. sadistic, and demonic treatment" that really all bad. He may be a murderer, when his own writing is nothing but It just so happens that the OAU might be bestowed upon turn. It doesn't matter what race the rulers statement was made, " A urinal is not unresearched trash? of South Africa are. If injustice is found but at least he is not a racist murderer: chairmanship goes to the head of state made for a woman and must be Mr. Vincent stated that the American there, a correction should be made. he kills indiscriminately. of the country who hosts the John Mlllberg Is a student guest changed." press has been unreliable since the U.S. Furthermore, I am an American and organization's annual summit meetbg. columnist for the News. I say that this is the time for Women's cut off correspondence with Uganda in I take no responsibility for something P.S. to Mr. Vincent-Defending the Liberation, and I emphatically 1973; that all our information since then done by someone else in another indefensible is bad enough, but to do it challenge the author to let the women of has come directly through biased country who is of the same race. with twisted logic, poor grammar, and B.G.S.U. make up their own minds as to middlemen. The pigment in my skin doesn't form atrocious spelling and diction Is what they prefer!!! my values. foolhardy. The word "editor" Implies Although the U.S. did close her The 3*G Hews MikeLacey embassy in Uganda, direct com- someknowledgeofthis fact. 1015 Offenhauer West Mike Can- munication ties still link the two nations, and many of the stories of PUef Friday, April U.ltn 316 Pro ut Frank Suhadolnik Amin's atrocities are first hand-told EDITORIAL STAFF graduate student directly by the people who witnessed political science escort service editor patricia a. Thomas murderer them to correspondents for such highly- managing editor dxinn j. sadowski Credit should be placed where credit recognized publications as Time and new» editor 0aui I. lintern Adolph Hitler was a great friend of is due. Newsweek. editorial editor . cynthia a. ins* women's lib makeup editor victoria I. lillord the Jewish people and should be con- Two organizations have unselfishly To accuse the press of irresponsible executive sports editor terry r. goodman sidered as their patron saint in America This letter Is in response to the organized and are operating an escort journalism is absurd-they are simply photo editor mindy mllligan and around the world. ferocious slash The BG News, In their system for all woman on campus. telling it like it is. copy editor kattiy j. beckman To think otherwise Is to be duped by April 12 issue, took on the transition of Kohl Hall residents organized by Jeff BUSINESS STAFF anti-Aryans still bitter about the war. B. Enckler and the air force ROTC Offenhauer Towers to a coed dorm. MR. VINCENT WENT on to say that business manager karhleen kern The Klu-Klux Klan has been much The article centered around the detachment organized by Charles Amin is a "great leader of his people." advertising manager . Christine m. drehs meligned in history and is really quite presence or absence of urinals on the McGuirk, have provided this much According to Time magazine sales manager douglat a. blank concerned about the health and well- floors undergoing the change. needed service as a result of the present "Uganda is a shabby relic after six atst. sales manager .'. William f. schabal, |r. being of Americans of all races and The article asked, "Are men ex- 'situation of one or more rapists running years of monumental misrule. The The BG News is published daili Tuesday through Friday during the regular school religions. pected to use the same facilities women lose. economy is a shambles. Nobody is year and weekly during summer sessions by students ot Bowling Green State To think otherwise is to be duped by currently use?" Well, I for one have An escort service is a fine example of starving, since there are plenty of University under the authority ot the University Publications Committee. self-serving, liberal historians. lived in Offenhauer West for a year people helping people, and I commend bananas.. But apart from the soil, not Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect the opinions of The BG Stalin didn't really conduct a purge- Kohl Hall and the Air Force ROTC News Editorial Board. now, without urinals, and never once much of anything works today b Idi The BG News and Bowling Green State University *t- equal opportunity employers all those people died of natural causes. found myself stymied as to how to detachment for undertaking this action. Amin's Uganda." and do not discriminate in hiring practices. Don't be duped by the propaganda relieve pressing bodlal functions. When these two organizations are Is that the work of a "great leader"? The News will not accept advertising that is deemed discriminatory, degrading or organs of the western capitalist!. Of course, coming from a poor providing a service for the benefit of all According to Mr. Vincent it is. insulting on the basis ot race, sex or national origin. Charles Manson only killed those family, we never had urinals in our women on this campus, I think they In his very next paragraph, Mr. All rights to material published in The BG News are reserved. people who deserved to die. bathrooms. A urinal was a luxury we deserve all the recognition that we can Vincent authoritatively assured us that Editorial and Business Offices To think otherwise is to be • fool. simply couldn't afford. So, when I give them. Amin was chosen as chairman of the 104 University Hall Idi Amin Is a great leader of black started living In Offenhauer, the ab- Organization of African Unity (OAU) Bowling Green State University men everywhere and should be con- sence of urinals in no way presented an Robert J.Wolfe because of his "integrity and leader- Bowling Green. Ohio 4J403 sidered as a brother to all Africans and obstacle when nature called. Beta Mu Kappa ship capabilities." Phone (4I»| ]7i ?003 FrtcUy. April 15, lrn. The BG News Page J Rape prevention clinic Counselors discuss precautions ByCiBdyNaegeU students to better cope with a goes out alone at night, Steve should study the rapist and that the best defense against rape situation if it arose. said. try to rehabilitate him rape is a good offense. Panna Like any act of violence, "There isn't really any one "Most rape victims are because he is obviously a advised students to always rape is unpleasant to think way of looking that would simply in the wrong place at person with a great deal of assess the individual about. However, rapes that make someone want to rape the right time," he added. violence within himself. situation, because if the occured on campus recently you." Steve said. "People "Fifty per cent of all rapes rapist carries a knife or a were a major concern of have been raped from the are planned," Panna said, "PSYCHOLOGICAL gun, a half-hearted offense students attending a rape age of four months to the age adding that "2$ per aspects of rape can may make the situation prevention clinic held in Of 93 years old, so cent of rapists are known to definitely be worse than the more dangerous. Offenhauer main lounge there is no real sexual at- their victims." She warned physiological," Steve said A victim has several op- Wednesday night. traction Involved." that a person can't avoid Panna added that rape tions available, in addition to Two counselors from the A rapist takes out his certain personality types, victim should realize that trying to fight the rapist off Link, identifying themselves aggressions by humiliating because most rapists don't feelings of isolation, physically. as Steve and Panna, the victim who is not asking appear to be abnormal. paranoia and depression are discussed what students can for the rape as some people natural reactions. THE VICTIM may try to do to stop rape, which has mistakenly believe, he said. THE LINK counselors said The Link offers follow-up talk the rapist out of It.by increased nine per cent the best way to prevent the psychological counseling telling him that she is nationally since last year. PANNA ADDED "There is increasing rapes is to report and also may refer rape pregnant or has venereal Saying students have to also the myth that only a rape when it occurs and victims to professional disease. Some people begin treating rape as a beautiful women get raped." prosecute the rapist so that counselors. suggest trying to repulse the serious form of violent She said statistics show that he can't rape anyone else. Victims of rape need both rapist by regurgitating or crime, Steve and Panna every single person is a "One out of every four medical attention and urinating on him. they said. talked about myths that exist potential rape victim, and rapes goes unreported," emotional support, Panna Of course, a victim should about rapes, precautions a that rapists do not seem to according to Steve, who said. The link, a crisis in- try to get help by screaming person can take to avoid pick their victims because of mentioned that it is a felony tervention center, will send a and attracting attention. being raped and what their physical appearance, for a victim not to report the team to take the victim to the procedures a rape victim but rather because of their rape. hospital if she desires. The best way to prevent should follow. habits. Steve said that this in- "By talking with the being raped is to avoid being dicated concern by victim. Link counselors help in vulnerable situations. THE COUNSELORS said A woman's habits may lawmakers, since rape is the her vent her frustrations Walking alone at night there are many miscon- make her an easy target. A most rapidly increasing verbally. should be avoided and all ceptions about rape. They rapist often lurks in parking crime. doors should be locked at all said they hoped to prepare lots waiting for someone who Panna also said society MANY PEOPLE believe times. BG has first male home economics major By Jamie Pierman a couple of local TV stations. high school, Howard said he Staff Reporter staying home and doing Howard did not keep the probably would not have things like cooking and clothes he made. He said he HOWARD SAID there majored in home economics. asked a girl in the class or a Being the first male home sewing which are normally have "probably been a few "I grew up a lot," Howard friend if he could make the economics education major thought of as woman's work. guys that wanted to major in said. Before his work ex- garment for her. at the University is not a big When Howard walked into home ec, but were afraid perience, Howard said he After graduation, Howard deal for Patrick Howard. his first home economics to," adding that maybe more "wouldn't have had the wants to teach high school Junior. He said he "couldn't classes, his teachers and NvwspholD by Gf«g Smwrad men will major in home confidence" to study home classmates were surprised home economics. He said he AUCTIONEER GENE ADLER takes Udi on one of the N blcy cut iold at the imagine" studying anything economics since he has economics. else. but later encouraging and will probably teach child animal Charities Board Bike Auction held Wedacaday. All the It*mi auctioned received publicity. He said Reactions from friends development, marriage "There's no special reason helpful, he said were Irom the University Lost aid Found. The $2.0*7 railed will be donated to he could be looked at as "an and family when Howard classes, bachelor living, for studying home In order to teach high local chapters of national charities. inspiration." announced his major were cooking and sewing. economics," Howard said. school girls how to make a Although Howard is a "what you'd expect," he However, when fitting day "I Just enjoy this kind of skirt, Howard had to learn "celebrity" at the Univer- said. After a period of comes during his sewing stuff. It seems real and how to make one himself. sity, he said, "I'm not really disbelief, there was teasing classes, Howard said he did practical to me." However, he said he did not trying to prove anything. I and Howard became the mind sewing dresses and not think a high school However, being the first like being with all the girls." butt of jokes. skirts, because "if I'm principal would trust him in male in home economics Day in Review Before majoring in home Howard said his friends teaching I'll be teaching a the fitting room with a group education has made Howard economics, Howard worked would tease him about majority of women." of high school girls. From Associated Press Reports. In Cooperation With WBGU-TV a celebrity of sorts. He has for two years in a Toledo been interviewed by a Editod by Bill Lommors factory. Had he entered number of newpapers and by college immediately after

Carter scraps tax rebate label, warning that its use may increase plan, investment credit the risk of cancer. FDA Commissioner Donald Kennedy, REXALL BABY OIL White House officials said yesterday who took office last week, predicted his that President Carter has decided to scrap proposal would reduce the use of saccharin 12 0Z his plan to give $50 rebates to American by up to 90 per cent. taxpayers to stimulate the American The FDA invited public comment on its Special $l-°5 economy. latest proposal for 60 days and will hold Officials said Carter is convinced the public hearings in Washington on the economy will improve without the saccharin issue next month. stimulus of the tax rebate. Originally, the FDA proposed a total ban DORSEY DRUGS White House Press Secretary Jody on saccharin because of a Canadian study "By the Tracks" Powell said yesterday Carter's proposed which showed that large doses of sugar $2 billion investment tax credit also is substitutes, caused cancer in laboratory being scrapped. animals. The proposal has been the sub- The Associated Press learned that ject of nationwide controversy since the Carter made the final decision to drop the announcement last month. d LUiL>bu. b-LLJLt(t rebate plan Wednesday night Under the new proposal most current The plan was in trouble In Congress, but uses of saccharin still would be banned, sources insisted this is not the reason including its use in diet softdrinks. ar- Congratulates Carter decided to withdraw his proposal. tificially sweetened foods and as an Initial Congressional reaction to Car- ingredient in other products to make them ter's action was mostly favorable. taste better. Their New Senate Majority Leader Robert Byrd Manufacturers will have six months called Carter's move "a wise decision at after the ban takes effect to prove that Attlve Brothers this time." saccharin is safe and effective. If they are Ranking Republican Barber Conable of unable to prove this, all forms of the Mark Mizla Steve Abston the House Budget Commute also called the chemical will be ordered off the market. John Johasky Pat Coggin decision a wise one. He said he thought the Creg Korn MikeOleksak rebate proposal was premature and International diplomats jim Fialka Larry Fletcher reflected Carter's inexperience. talk about narcotics abuse Just Arrived - More Swlmsults Carter pledges support More then 60 American congressmen, for Latin democracies diplomats and Washington officials are gathered in Bangkok, Thailand, for an \s President Carter has pledged U.S. international conference on narcotics support for Latin American nations which abuse. respect human rights and promote Dr. Peter Bourne, a special assistant to NOW LEASING democratic values. President Carter, predicted some fairly Speaking at a Pan American Day dramatic success in the war on drugs. gathering in Washington, yesterday, However, Congressman Lester Wolff of Carter said he will seek Senate approval of New York, head of a committee on nar- the American Convention on Human cotics abuse, said he sees a tough struggle Rights. The convention, negotiated several ahead. He asked for more help from other years ago in Costa Rica, is designed to countries in the fight on drugs. combat abuses of individual freedoms. He singled out Russia and China as The speech was Carter's first Latin countries which have failed to contribute American policy address. He promised to to international agencies to end what he pursue policies which will not divide Latin call'this scourge that is threatening the American nations from one another or set world." Latin American apart from the rest of the world. Bourne said Carter will, in the next three FAll — $218 per quarter, per person Carter said he will pursue a positive weeks, make a major policy statement on (Based on 4 person occupancy) narcotics, adding that Carter will deal approach in his quest for an easing of SUMMER — $450 per apartment political repression in Latin American with narcotics on a global scale and not Just in terms of keeping heroin out of the countries. Summer leases Include the use of all pool, sauna, U.S. and exercise facilities of Fitness World Health Spa. FDA suggests saccharin Assassinations committee be labeled for diabetics MOUNT VERNON to reinterview King killer 802 E. Sixth St. The Food and Drug Administration Left to right: (FDA) is standing by its ban of the use of Bowling Green, OH saccharin in foods and beverages, but it Investigators for the House Bandeau bra of Lycra with polyester/cotton trunk Creen. 5 to 13 $14.00 Lyrca crisscross tank. Black, brown, green, orange, pink, turquoise, proposed yesterday that the sugar sub- Assasinations Commute began a third (ADJACENT TO~FITNESS WORLD HEALTH SPA) situte be marketed as an over-the-counter interview yesterday with James Earl Ray, yellow 5 to 15. $17 00 CONTACT: Dennis Noneman Bust-out of polyester/cotton interlock. PowdeT Puff drug for use of diabetics and others. who was convicted of the assassination of 372-1941 The boit'es of saccharin would carry a Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. BI"e.5,o13.JK00 525 Ridge Page 4 The BG News, Friday, April It, 1977 Local Briefs Woman's organization works for human liberation By Roger Lowe are open to the entire vances women have made women, Woods said. It Is Just contains information on The Women's Center has a Staff Reporter community Perry said. and to consolidate support more subtle. health care, abortion, rape, collection of books, pam- Members of the for those advances and for "It's supposed to be equal counseling, child care and phlets and magazines about Work-study jobs Are you for human's lib? organization are united in future goals, Perry said. pay for equal work, but there scholarships. Then Women for Women the belief the changes in the "People have fallen back are still shades of gray," she women. These publications Students eligible for the College Work-Study Program may be for vou. position of women can be on their achievements," said. COPIES of the pamphlet can be read in the office or and interested in working for Ohio Tourist Information Women for Women is a accomplished by Woods said. "Women are "Instltuational will be available in the borrowed. Perry said. Centers this summer may attend a meeting at S p.m. campus organization cooperative, collective ef- actually underemployed discrimination soil exists," Women for Women's offce, Monday, in the Student Courtroom, fourth floor, Student working for human fort, she said. now." Woods said. "It's just hidden 315-D Student Services Bldg Two students familiar with Services Bldg. liberation with a feminist She noted that 40 per cent under tricky actions." in mid-April and at summer Women for Women perspective, according to THE PURPOSE of Women of all families in America One project of Women for pre-registration, she said, programs and policies staff Frances J. Perry, teaching for Women is"'to educate are headed by women Women this year was adding that further the office Monday through Candidate forums fellow In sociology and ad- women to their other without partners. "And that designing a resource han- distribution of the pamphlet visor to the group. possibilities," said Sheila R. percentage is gaining," dbook for women describing will depend on additional Friday. 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and The Commuter Center is the site of a series of forums Although Women for Woods, junior, a group Woods added. services available on funds. 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. for candidates for positions in the Student Government Women is primarily an member. campus and in the Bowling Association. undergraduate organization The main concern of the THERE IS still Green area. Perry said. The forum will be held 10 a.m. weekdays beginning this programs and membership group is lo protect the ad- discrimination against The 30- page pamphlet Monday and continuing through Wednesday, April 27. Each candidate for a position will make a statement, not to exceed three minutes in length, after which the floor Return to Forever exhibits alterations Weekend will open for questions from the audience. The forums are scheduled as follows: By Randy Haberkamp April 1H and 19. senators-at-large; April 20, senators, Review By Joseph Ianello sensitive solos and dynamic phrasing. His growth as a writer districts two, five and eight; April 21, senators, districts and arranger can be heard on one of the strongest cuts on the nine and ten; April 22, director of cultural affairs and Return To Forever's (RTF) new release, "Musicmagic," album, "So Long Mickey Mouse." a fantastic array of shifts THEATER Union Activities Organization directors-at-large. features on its cover an illustration of a woman playing a in mood and pace. "The Apple Tree," a musical comedy composed of three Monday. April 25, coordinators of academic affairs and horn, out of which flows a collage of colorful birds, flowers slalr .Hid conununity affairs; Tuesday, April 26, un- tales derived from the "Adam and Eve," "Lady or the and animals in perfect harmony with their surroundings. PROBABLY the most striking change in RTF's approach Tiger" and "Cinderella" stories will be presented at 8:30 dergraduate representative to the Board of Trustees; That picture is symbolic of the new direction RTF has is the use of vocals on every song. Wednesday. April 27, president and vice president. p.m. tonight and Saturday in the Carnation Room, Union. taken. Corea, Clarke and Moran all sing leads, and harmony in Tickets, purchased at the door, are $1 for students and (2 By replacing one of the most talented guitar-drum tandems chorus, though none have particularly strong voices and for non-students. in modern jazz with a five-man horn section and a female their lyrics are quite simple. The light-hearted stories and their contemporary Rafting trip vocalist-pianist, RTF has shifted its musical posture from To compensate for these limitations, vocals are mixed not treatment should make fie show an entertaining one. The the heavy electric to a more relaxed acoustic sound as focal elements in any of the songs, but rather as another Persons interested In the Bowling Green Whitewater musical is sponsored by Union Activities Organization This major personnel change in a group that most fans and instrument, fitting perfectly into the RTF formula which has (UAO). Rafting Trip May 7 and 8 should contact the Union critics felt was just reaching the apex of its artistic and always emphasized group interaction. FILMS Activities Organization office, third floor, University commercial potential, comes as a major surprise in the The consistently fragile singing and keyboard work of I iiiii.ii. as soon as possible. Diana Ross is the center of attention in this weekend's world of jazz. Gayle has channeled the entire direction of the band Into a offering from UAO campus movies. "Lady Sings the much lighter music. Blues" shows Ross as the great jazz singer Billie Holliday. THE COMBINATION of founder and group leader Chick "Lady Day's" agonizing climb to stardom and her Free concerts Corea on keyboards. Stanley Clarke on bass, guitarist Al HERE IS where the addition of a horn section makes the ultimate defeat by prejudice is portrayed all too clearly DiMeola and drummer Lenny White had produced four most sense. On compositions like Moran's "Do You Ever" by Ross, who reaches beyond imitation and delivers a A series ot seven Sunday afternoon concerts will begin albums of superb quality which evolved successively into the and Clarke's "Hello Again," Joe Fan-ell's reed solos add a Sunda) at the Wood County Public Library, 251 N. Main loving tribute. definitive fusion of jazz-rock music. sparkling topping to the romantic piano-moog duets between The film also stars Billy Dee Williams and Richard St Then Corea decided to make an abrupt change in direction. Chick and Gayle. The series will feature faculty and students from the Pryor and will be shown at 5:30 and 10:30 p.m. tonight and While some might regard Corea's dismissal of DiMeola 8 p.m. Saturday in the Main Auditorium. University Hall. College of Musical Arts. DIMEOLA and White were fired along with their blistering and White as cold-hearted and untimely, one listen to Admission is gl with a University ID. All concerts, except the May 1 performance, will be held guitar and drum styles. In their place we now have Corea's "Musicmagic" will prove otherwise. "Mahogany" shows a somewhat soapy rags to riches at the library. The May 1 concert will be held at Bowling roommate Gayle on keyboards and vocals, reedman Joe The new edition of RTF is much more vital, not only with story of a fashion model who renounces fame for love. The Green High School. 530 W. Poe Rd. its reflection of a change in the life of its leader but also by Farrell, drummer Gerry Brown, trumpeters John Thomas suds are not overwhelming, however, because of the All concerts begin at 3 p.m. and are free and open to the and James Tinsley and two trombonists: Jim Pugh and providing a unique mixture of elements from big band, latin, public electric performances by Ross and Williams. Harold Garrett. pop and jazz. Show times are 8:15 tonight and 6 and 10:30 p.m. In a "Downbeat" interview last year, Chick Corea com- The result of Corea's new relationship is extremely Saturday. The film will also be shown in the Main mented on how "forever poetically means a very nice state of pleasing. Corea's keyboard gymnastics still dominate, but Auditorium. University Hall for $1 with ID. Clothing drive now we can hear Gayle's playful melodies sneaking In and being where time is not a pressure and a person is really around the basic rhythms laid down by Clarke. feeling himself." "Musicmagic" is essentially an em- "NETWORK," the most complex, interesting and fresh bodiment of these feelings. The Bowling Green chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, national And Stanley remains an integral part of the band with his film to be made in years, is offered this week at Stadium women's service sorority, will conduct a clothing drive for Cinemas. The film is drenched with so much absurd Goodwill Industries from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. tomorrow In reality that appreciation may come hard at first. Die Bin N Department Store. 1080S. Main St. The masterful screenplay by Paddy Cheyevsky 'Heavy Weather' expands jazz horizons requires the viewer to read between the lines throughout. Since television has extended into so much of the Man son album with form and melody meshing beautifully. American way of life, the movie almost makes TV a _ . Review by secondary theme In order to attack the current American Km.-. Summers "A Remark You Made" is a well-paced slow number, with lifestyle. The Charles Manson album, mentioned by Vincent Wayne Shorter leading the way. His playing does not represent the John Coltrane school of squawking overtones. The film poses some questions that make it worthy of Bugliosi in his lecture Wednesday, is available on tape in Jazz-rock's days are not numbered, largely because of everyone's viewing. It will be shown at 7:30 and 9:50 p.m. the 11 serve section of the audio center In the library. Weather Report. Its new idbum. "Heavy Weather." con- Shorter explores the absolute smoothness of the saxophones's sound. If you think Stanley Clarke is a good In Its third week at the Stadium Cinemas is "Rocky." tinues the group's tradition of fine releases. winner of the Best Picture Academy Award. Show times Weather Report was fonned in the early '70s by the team of bassist, listen to Jaco Pastorius on this cut; his bass literally are 7:30 and 9:50 p.m. daily, and 2 p.m. Saturday and keyboardist Joe Zawinul and sax player Wayne Shorter. sings with subtle and haunting vibrato. Sunday. Concert input Both musicians hail from jazz trumpeter Miles Davis' groups of the '60s. Zawinul and Shorter have been the mainstays of PASTORnJS' talents are utllizedto the fullest on "Teen AN ADULT animated film "Wizards" is now showing at the band throughout its existence Town." He not only composed the piece, but also plays drums The Union Activities Organization (UAO) would like with a hypnotic effect while his bass lines add shaping. the Clazel Theatre for f 1. student input on a possible jazz concert with Chick Weather Report is well-named, (or changes in its line-up Ralph Balaski, creator of "Fritz the Cat." has thrown Cores Come to the UAO office, third floor, University and sound made from album to album. Drummers on earlier aside most of the pornography for what may be in- albums have been Chester Thompson and Leon Chandler. The only tune that seems out of place on the whole album is Union to register your approval. Do not call In. terpreted as a highly philosophical fairy tale. Miroslav Vitous and Alphonso Johnson have done bass "Rumba Mama," a live recording featuring percussion and The only letdown is the ending, which Is a parody of South American chants from Badrena and Acuna. duties for the group. itself in its simplicity. But the battle between magic and "The Juggler" demonstrates why Joe Zawinul Is one of technology is evident in many beautiful animation effects, "BLACK MARKET," the group's previous effort, seemed jazz's most revered keyboardists. His synthesizer is always Doobie tickets making this film a worthwhile experience. Show times are to indicate a more stable line-up. On the new album, sen- fresh and innovative and his acoustic piano combines the 7:30 and 9:15 p.m. .Mi. ill 200 seats remain for the Doobie Brothers concert sational bassist Jacol'astorius and drummer Alex Acuna charm of Chick Corea with the desterity of Keith Jarrett. "Heavy Weather" have again proven that Weather Report The week's Sunday night movies are Theodora Goes April 23 Seals remaining are upper chairs on each side of now seem to be permanent fixtures, as does new per- Wild" with Irene Dunne as the authoress of a sexy novel in can expand progressive jazz horizons, while making it an the itag< cussionist Manalo Badrena. a shocked New England town and "Nothing Sacred" with "Heavy Weather" opens with a funky cut. "Birdland." extremely enjoyable listening experience. Carole Lombard in her hilarious last-minute fling before • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••**************^^*-*^****** her supposed death from radium poisoning. * The films will be shown free at 7 and 8:45 p.m. respectively in the Gish Film Theatre, Hanna Hall. * TELEVISION * WINTHROP TERRACE The repeat of an excellent television movie will be * j broadcast at 9 p.m. Sunday on Channel 24. "21 Hours at Munich" Is a remarkable authentic reenactment of the NORTH AND SOUTH Arab terrorist raid on the Olympic Village in 1972. * The film, which stars William Holden, Shirley Knight and Franco Nero, was originally telecast opposite the first NOW TAKING DEPOSIT ON APARTMENTS t half of "Gone With the Wind" which left it virtually un- * watched. * FOR SUMMER & FALL OCCUPANCY * * * MUSIC * University faculty artists will perform In the season's * SUMMER RATES FOR NEW TENANTS AS FOLLOWS: * final Chamber Music Showcase at 8 p.m. Sunday in the * * Recital Hall of the College of Musical Arts. 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It Is an depth look at a side of life it may well be the most "Perspective" Is a new, regular feature page, showcasing opportunity to discover tine confession in 'Monkey We will also keep you informed on upcoming shows, coo- that few could deny, but few powerful Stones cut ever. Man," where they express entertainment in whatever form It happens to present Itself. certs and other forms of local entertainment. music that you might have could face either. It is a "Live With Me" is pure We will be covering concerts, doing record reviews with missed In the past contradictory hopes that summation of their days as rocking joy with driving bass emphasis on rock and jazi, movie and book reviews, play Our hope is to cover as many types of entertainment as Review by fans not take their music too rock and roll outlaws. They lines by Richards and seriously. previews and reviews and general comments on how the staff possible. We're new, but we're ambitious with plenty of Lev Uudenberger prove their musical worth as dancing sax by Bobby sees the media scene. Ideas. Watch for us ever>'Friday. they mirror the dark side of Keyes. "WE HOPE we're not too Perhaps the most critical the street. "Midnight Rambler" is year of the last decade for messianic or a trifle too total theater, a chilling cut satanic, we just love to play the "counter culture"was "Gimme Shelter" leads off that puts Mick J agger 1.1 the 1969, a year that saw the end the blues." they said. This side one as an anthem for role of a psuedo Boston hope is taken to the extreme of the Beatles and post- those lost in the cruelty of the Strangler Woodstock innocence, with of the blues genre, times. It speaks to the hearts It is beyond a doubt the the message contradicted by the tragic Altamont festival. of those questioning their most evil track on the Climaxing 1969 was the the urgency with which the revolutionary ways and album; a trip down the dark band plays. most threatening, sardonic admits that "love is just a hallways of the Jagger- album the Rolling Stones "You Can't Always Get kiss away." Richards mind gone berserk. What You Want" is the follow up to "Satisfaction." AN ENTERTAINMENT UTILITY with renewed faith in at least Theater critic position available trying and eventual failure. In the years to come "Let Undergraduates with The position is unpaid, Admission to plays is free. It Bleed" will most likely be theater background and requires attendance at The critic works extensively labeled as the album that writing skill are welcome to opening night of all plays, with the theater department, saw the Rolling Stones out on apply for next year's theater with previews and reviews is expected to be familiar the farthest limb they could critic position. about each production. with the theater and able to find. It could be dropped into write about it a 1969 time capsule to explain Has 7 Bright Ideas knowledgeably. The critic what was happening in the Lessig should not be personally world at the time. Involved with the produc- Listening to "Let It from page 1 wife would answer the tions or with theater per- Bleed'is an experience not sonnel. them to New York City for phone. The guys hated to likely to be forgotten. the draft Portland. Buffalo room with him. Bill had a Anyone interested in #1 SUNDAY - COLLEGE I.D. 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"It was the only time reviewed by staff members of the News and theater T-shirt Is worn. Draft beer and pizza tell anyone I'll kill you.'" all season we had a pre- BEST ACTOR And how could anyone game meal. Everyone was faculty. The person chosen J4 price - Specials called hourly. forget Gary Suiter, the .sitting at the tables, but will be expected to start BEST ACTRESS towering Texan who was cut Where's Suiter? training for the positions this #5 THURSDAY - PARTY NIGHT f for 1 by the Cavs that first season "No one could find him. quarter. following rookie camp. He And there he was-out cold in R,G,NAL wouldn't let the Cavs forget the hallroom. He'd hit his #7 SATURDAY \ ** ° ^^^ ^^^ him. head on the doorjam coming $100 1 out the door. "He has to be the biggest "I've said for a long time REWARD character ever to play NBA that they should have a basketball." 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Open seven days a week tor man A women 1-475 to Airport Highway - East to Byrne - North to Byrnegate Plaza on right - coupon validthru April 23.1*77 Just past over pass - South of Hill Avenue Page I The BG Newt, Friday, April 15,1177 Biology majors eligible for grant A National Science Baxter, associate professor Five students will perform added that undergraduates Foundation (NSF) grant of of biological sciences at the basic population studios at usually work on faculty $26,970 was presented to the University. three ponds on the projects and do not have a Stuffed major part in research University, providing an University's golf course, opportunity for seven un- "WE THINK we can make while four others will con- development. Campus record set dergraduate students to do a real contribution to what is duct studies on the effects of original research this known of the effects of copper on photosynthesis APPLICATIONS for the summer. copper on plant and animal and other plant processes. student research positions The grant is part of the life," Baxter said. They will introduce con- will be accepted until May 1. By Paul Untern Baxter added that no trolled amounts of copper Interested students should Newt Editor undergraduate research participation project and is studies have been conducted Into the environment of contact Baxter at 372-2432. the largest single grant to determine the effects of plants kept in a laboratory To be eligible, a student A closet containing 11 pairs of pants Is not unusual given to Ohio students by copper on life forms in or setting. must be a third quarter unless all the pairs are filled with people. around ponds, though copper THE OTHER four students junior or a senior by this That is what Cyndi J. Ransdell's closet contained NSF this year. and copper-based com- will analyze, through an summer and is expected to when 11 freshmen residents of fourth floor Dunbax The seven University students will team up with pounds are often used in electron microscope, the be a biology major. He is piled and squeezed into the 36 cubic foot area. ponds to inhibit algae effects of copper on cellular also required to have a 3.2 "We just wanted something different to do," said six undergraduates from growth. structures. grade point average in his Cathi E. Wesel, who came up with the idea as an April other colleges and univer- sities June 20 to begin 10 "We want to know what Baxter said the research biology courses and a 3.0 Fool's Day stunt. weeks of Intensive research. copper does to kill program is different because overall. According to Ransdell, Wesel had wondered what the The students will study organisms," he said. if is designed for un- Students selected to work record was for stuffing people in a room. A call to effects of cooper on plant and The students will use three dergraduate students, who on the research project will Campus Fact Line revealed that no such record had techniques in studying the rarely have an opportunity be paid a $900 stipend for the ever been determined, but a record did exist for closet- animal life, under the direction of Dr. William D. copper pollution problem. to do original research. He 10-week period. stuffing. According to Fact line, eight Conklin residents People's Chess F-ederation 10 a.m. 5 p.m. Commuter Center, claimed to have climbed into a closet Oct. 29,1976. The Campus Calendar is a listing of the day's events (meetings, lectures and entertainment) provided as a service to readers. Moseley Hall Dunbar women decided that was a good enough record Unless otherwise noted, the events are tree and open to the Lacrosse 1pm. Stadium Men's team vs. Ohio Wesleyan to break. public. To submit an entry, Campus Calendar forms are "Mahogany" film ■ and 10 30 p.m. Main Auditorium, Unlver "We were going to just do nine, but we got 11 girls available at the News oil ice. 10a University Hall. 372 3003. There sity Hall SI with ID is no charge for listing events In this section. Celebration Coffee House S p.m. midnight Cardinal Room. in," Ransdell said. Union singing and poetry reading by women Friday, April IS "The Apple Tree" muslcel comedy 1:30 p.m. Carnation Room. THE TECHNIQUE for closet-stuffing is a systematic Union SI for students. S3 for non students one. beginning with a base layer of four sitting opposite MEETINGS each other on the closet floor, and adding, one-by-one, Sunday. April 17 BG KoSutemlOoio 3 Jp.m 201 Hayes Hall persons who sit, crouch or lay wherever space permits. MEETINGS The feat was accomplished as quickly as possible to LECTURES .^___ avoid suffocation and permanent scars from bony Circle K 7 8Xp.m 447 Math Science Bldg Sponsored by BG elbows. Geology Brown Bag Noon 070 Overman Hall Dr. Steinker. KiwanisClub BGKoSutemi Doio 7 9p.m. 201 Hayes Hall The person with the best position was Donna Yonek, associate professor of geology, speaker Alpha Phi Omega service fraternity 7 X p m. 179 Lite Science who climbed onto the shelf above the rest. Call O S seminar 2 p.m. 210 Math Science Bldg. Bldg The eleven who stuffed themselves into the closet Sailing Club 8pm 224 Math Science Bldg ENTERTAINMENT were Debbie S. Bavetz, Alexis J. Gael, Sue E. Fin n Falcon Scuba Club S 10 p.m. Natatorium Hamilton, Beth E. Miller, Ransdell, Lisa A. Roehrer, Baseball I p.m. Steller Field BGSU vs. Notre Dame LECTURES Kimberly A. Ross, Sara J. Sherick, Debl J. Springer, "Lady Sings the Blues" film 5:X,10:Xp.m. Main Auditorium. Yonek and Wesel. University Hall SI with ID Transcendental Meditation 3 5 p.m. 102 Lite Science Bldg Volleyball 7:30 p.m. Memorial Hall Men's team vs. Indiana When asked why her closet was chosen for the feat. Introductory lecture, sponsored by SIMS University Ransdell said, "Mine was easiest to clean out." Rape prevention lecture 8 p.m. Kreischer cafeteria Slide tape "Mahogany" film 8:15 p.m Main Auditorium. University Hall presentation and discussion by Terry Rahm of Toledo United SI with ID "The Apple Tree" musical comedy 8:30 p.m. Carnation Room, Against Rape Union SI for students. S3 for non students ENTERTAINMENT Newtphoto by Paul Lmitm Sadie Hawkins Mixer-9 p.m.-1 a.m. Grand Ballroom, Union 75 cents a couple. 50 cents a person Baseball I p.m. Steller Field BGSU vs Dayton Saturday. April u Duplicate bridge match l:30p.m Ohio Suite, Union 50 cents for students, 75 cents for non students ENTERTAINMENT "Theodora Goes Wild" and "Nothing Sacred" films 7 p.m. Glsh Minority coalition organizing Film Theatre. Hanna Hall Chamber Music Showcase 8 p.m. Recital Hall. Music Bldg Fossil hunting trip--9:30 a.m. in parking lot behind Life Faculty artists will perform 50 cents for students, SI for non By Tom Smith caucus of minorities The caucus decided that a The group appointed a Science Bldg yesterday afternoon in the number of issues facing steering committee of seven students A group representing River Room of the them should be resolved, that would meet next minorities is attempting to University Union. including minority hiring, Thursday to adopt organize and take positive Thirty-two administrators, the Paul X Moody case. organizational guidelines steps in voicing minority faculty, graduate assistants, News practices and attitudes and draw up a list of issues to position according to Juan students and staff debated of city residents. be addressed by the group as M. Balditt, a graduate the direction that a minority The Coalition of Minority a whole. Classifieds rtudent who moderated a coalition should take. Entities (COME) dissolved a Myron M. Chenault, year and a half ago due to director of equal opportunity 7 bdrm.. sundeck. for summer. lack of interest and attention LOST A FOUND part time. Apply Dixie Many Thanks to Jack Kir compliance, told the caucus Electric Co. 24481 Dixie Hwy. 352 7228. Joyor Ann. LOST: in the vicinity of Art schner and Steve Kiss for all aimed at bureaucracy and that a pressure group such Perrysburg. Oh 874-8649. 11:00 2 bdrm. turn. apt. for 4 F. Bldg. A gold ring with 2 topag their help with Rush. The by-laws instead of action. as the coalition would be a.m.-2:30 a.m. central heat, a c. free laundry, ZBT PARTY stones. Floral setting. Alpha Xls. ^__ off street parking, private COME was an outgrowth helpf ul to all minorities. RE WARD. Call 2 5208. Bartenders waitresses A The Alpha Xls would like to TONIGHT 8 P.M. of the Black Caucus. waiters. Must be 21. Full or thank Steve Cochlan and Steve sundeck, no children or pets. 1 LOST: Mint green short sleeve part time. Apply In person. yr. lease. Deposit S250 mo. The caucus should insure formal dress lacket. Between Leonhardt for their help full implementation of the 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Way during Rush. plus utils. Call 3530055 M F MEMBERS OF yester- Founders A Chapman on 4-12. Back When 407 S. Main St. 8 304 30 All interested people are welcome to visit a ZBT University's Affirmative 372 5123. Vote for Mary Ann Kuiman tor day's caucus said they Findlay. Subl hse for summer 35 National representative. Come party >ind find out LOST: Bracelet w. name on If. S G.A. Senator-at large. thought the group would Action Plan that the Board of Interviewers for household people needed. S65 mo. per what starting your own fraternity is like. Veronlque. Call 352 5861. There's no question about It, become bogged down with Trustees approved Interviewing in the Bowling person Call? 1649or2 1655 SERVICESOFFtRED the SAE's have the best the same problems that yesterday morning, Green Area. Social research sweetheart on campus. Prelerred Properties Co Buttons. Badges, Ballooons. on noncontroverslal subject. Bring A Friend plagued COME. Chenault said. Congratulations Linda Mil leasing lor Fall 10 1977 1 A 2 Posters. Tickets A Programs Must be able to work In blocks chell for getting first runners bdrm. apt. effec apt. A RAPID PRINTING 186 S. oi time, afternoons, evenings up In Miss BGSU. We're all houses Call 352 9378 D Main St. 352 9118. and weekends April thru June. D D ABORTION very proud of you! The 2 3 persons to subl. hse. on ABORTION YOUR FUTURE your resume Must furnish own tran- Brotriersol SAE Wooster across from Rodgers. Rodger* D D Starling Rate can determine your future. sportation. A Non Call 372 3848. $150.00 Vote Steve Hook for Senator Have It prepared by discriminatory Affirmative $125 fraternity Ward. April 21 - Houses for 3 or 4 girls. Sum. a a ZB tOU FREE 9am 10 p m Action Employer. Send professional career con- Granoballroom. only PI, 352 7365 1-24 week pregnancy sultants - an excellent 825 resume to Mrs. Evelyn [f oonter 1-800-438-5534 terminated by Investment. Call for ap- Palmer. 2364 Middlesex Dr. The Delis congratulate Pony 2 bdrni. apts. near campus. FAIIA Sum rentals. 352 7365. pointment: Toledo 868-1881. Toledo. 43606. on his pinning and Mitch on his Licensed Gynecologist 1 5700 Southwvck Blvd Temp, part time days outside V.P. election at MlFCA Single rms. near campus Fal OEBFKBBSBBBiMBltBiiBBBlffSFMBBBIiy fflSBtBHuBlB CLOSE TO OUR AREA work. $2.25 hr. Knickerbocker. DELTS flip those eggs, butter A Sum Rentals. Ph 352 7365. FINEST FACILITIES AND EUROPE flexibly and Inex- Ph. 352 5335 that toast. The Little Sisses 2 Bdrm. APT. Large Fur MODERN TECHNIQUES pensively. Call EUROPEAN WANTS! D will eat the most! nished Well maintained for 4. Flights toll tree 1 80O?8? 0774. 8225 per person per qtr 9 mo. CALL TOLL FREE 3 girls need 4th to share The B Ban Marathon is WOOSTER BAZAAR coming April 22-231 lease. 352 8161 from $ am 1pm. 800-362I205 TYPING. REASONABLE Georgetown Apt. next year. SPECIAL SUMMER RMTESI THE HOUSE OF SPECIALTY SHOPS RATES 352 1X2. Sad mo. 372 3971. Give a listen 680am and a call: HELPWANTED 2-2418. We're yours, use us. Mobile home for rent next to JEWELRY BOX Cocktail waitress needed. 2 F. need Fal Qlr. Apt. Call Windfall. campus. Call Brad after 5 p.m. Fine Jewelry and Finding* Must be 21. Apply In person. 372 4335. Pregnant? Want to talk? 352 8018 __^ MOTORCYCLE TUNE UPS Mon thru Fri. 11 am 2:30 pm 1 M. rmmte for Fall for 2 man EMPA. 352-6236 MA F 1 3 pm. Summer, subl. 2 bdrm. apt. THE JUNGLE Fox's Den. Stadium View apt. on Bth St. Preferred Tu. W..Th.6:X9:Xpm. Oneblk. from campus 352 1777. &w>ih Plant* at College Prices Most Japanese Models Plaza. Serious Student. 1140 mo. 352- FOR SALE 3 bdrm. hse. near campus, for 1898 "TENNIS INSTRUCTORS, '974 Datsun 260Z, loaded, Sum. or Fall. 35? 5802 eve. or NATURE'S PLACE head pro. assistant pro, and weekends. \ JIMS CYCLE SALES 2 F. rmmts. tosubl. sum. Close excellent cond. Priced Leather Good* and camp positions; good playing to campus. 62.50 mo. Bev 377- reasonably. Must Sell. Toledo CAMPUS MANOR NOW Hand Made Jewelry and teaching backgrounds. 4675. 866 1350. RENTING FOR SUMMER good income and Interesting Need 1 rmmte. Own rm. Furn. 1975 MG Midget. AM FM. SPECIAL RATES. Ph. 352 930? Call lor appt. 422 4855 work; locations In eight states, KUROSITY KORNER Apt All utll. pd. 352-0945 Ask completely rustproofed. exc. or 352 7365 eve. call (XI) 8543770. Robert 217 North Main St. for Dave. ^^ cond. call Paul collect 866OS20 General Store Reade." 2 F. rmmtes next yr. 875 mo. aft. 6 Toledo. 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT 325 E. Woostor Hours 12-9 Findlay. Ohio College Students-Part time, Close to campus. Barb 3521479 Must sell 10 x 42 mobile home FURNISHED A UNFURN. Earn S10 per hour as an or Debl 352 6603. in B.G. court lvj bdrms.. turn., AIR COND.4 CABLE TV American Youth Enterprise )Rfflfflfflffifflffi©fflffifflfflffiSKfflSB5HffiftKjnMRftftffl[ Needed IMMEDIATELY 1 M. on line gas. S2200. 352 55X or 1 1 OR 12 MONTH LEASES Dealer. Write Fred Novak. 332-6111. REDUCEDSUMMER RFNT Dept B83 1701 Ellis Ave. rmmte. to subl. own bdrm. S60 352 1800 OR 352-4671 Laurel Springs. N.J. 08021. mo. plus utll. 357 7976 ■ Tom. '76 Honda CB-S0OT. under 250 miles. Need money. Must sell. Kramer Painting, inc.. Is now 1 F. rmmte to subl Sum 80 mo. All utll pd. Shelley 352 5745. Ph. 352 7089 after 6. B.G. Apts. 818 A 87? 2nd St. ? accepting applications for Its bdrm. furn. w-a.c. and gas 1 F needed to share apt. for '72 Yamaha 200 Electric Start. 1977 summer season. heat. Upper level S330 mo. plus Sum vi mo. rent free. Call 4S00mi.S3S0. 353 1765. Don't Delay . . . Prospective applicants are elec. Ground Level 8300 mo. 352 8295. asked to write David Kramer, '76 Honda GL 1000. 7.000 mi. plus elec. Summer SIX mo. >INGS THE 26S4 N. Moreland No. 21. F rmmt to sign lease for 77-78. Windjammer, luggage rack, plus elec. Yr. lease 8250 mo. BLUES Cleveland, Ohio. 44130. Prefer upperclassgrad. 2 man like new t25O0 call 874 6056. plus elec. Model apt A 4. 181 Positions available. Eleven apt. own rm. reasonable 352 Peavey Pacer guitar amp.: 2nd St. 352 O205or 352 5239 crew foremen and aut. crew 3646. Two Inputs. 45 watts r.m.s., MneanMNM '.•"•■ 5 bedrm. house for spring or foremen and some forty-five one 12" speaker, master FREDDIE Today: 5:30, ID: M 2 M needed to share an apt. for fall term. 1 878 7437 painters. Non-palntlngsalaried sum. June Aug. only. Close to volume, bass midrange, treble Set: 1:00 positions: an Intercrow campus. Ph. 352 7259. controls, overdrive A reverb. 3 bedrm. House beginning Fall (i.oo with ID supervisor, an assistant In- Need I F. rmmt $87 mo. plus 8130, call Dan Axt at 352 5013. I 878 7437. Also Showing tercrew supervisor, t supply utils. Call 352-1361. 1976 Dodge Street Van I and 3 bdrm. apts close to driver, a personal secretary automatic. 318 eng. 7.000 m,ies cempus. 1 878 7437. FALCON and a carpenter. F. rmmte. needed 77-78. 352- 8907. fully customized. 435 1162 after LOW SUMMER RATES. Sax player Into S. Wonder. 2 p.m. CALL NEWLOVE REALTY. AWB, EW&F, to loin working F. tosubl. apt. only 1 mo. Rent Today: 8:15 Phase Linear 400; Crown IC- 353 5)63. band. Call 372-4040 or 3723848. for s. qtr. Call Dlanne 352 4804. Applications are now available Sit.: 4:00. 10:10 ISO pre-amp; 2 Boss 901 spkrs. Campus Manor has openings Personable Receptionists for PERSONALS SI.00 with ID inci cabinet, stands and for l or 2 gir is to share apt. for photographing H.S. Seniors in Jenny Krueger for S.G. A. Vice equalizer. 372 4530. spring. Ph. 352 930? or 353 7365. Both Moviis in Main Mobile studios. Dally travel no President. SALES - Gas and Oil wells 614 in Room 405 S.S. Building Auditorium overnights, Sandusky, OH THURSTON MANOR Would you like to travel, meet 866 3358. area based. June 13th to people and get Involved in the APARTMENTS AIR CON- 1972 Datsun sedan: runs well, DITIONED, FULLY CAR- Thanksgiving. Contact In Athletic Program? Well If so. PETED. CABLE TV. EF person Student Employment why not try out for the 1977-78 si ight body damage, many new office 480 Student Services Freddie Falcon Position. parts. $600 firm. Jim 3531651 FICIENCIES. LAUNDRY Deadline: Monday, April 18th 5 p.m. Bldg. Applications available in room or 372 2697. FACILITIES. NOW LEASING FOR SUMMER ANO FALL Presentationft Waitresses A Walters needed. 405 SS Bldg. Deadline 5 p.m. POR MINT 451 THURSTON AVE. 352-5435 Must be 21 yrs. of age Full or Monday April 18. Half of house close to campus. TteBG News Friday, ApriU,UT7Pa§e 7 Relay time Thinclads begin circuit at Dogwood ByBUlEitfp Auedate Sport* Editor TAKE THE Falcons two-mile relay squad, for instance. The foursome of Gary Desjardins, Rick Hutchinson, Kevin Goodbye dual meets, hello relay circuit That's the tune the Ryan and John Anich, which qualified for nationals in the Falcon men's track squad will be singing for the next three event during indoor season, headline the 12-man contingent weeks. that left yesterday with head coach Mel Brodt. The local thinclads, reeling from two straight Mid- The mile-relay quartet of Ryan, Steve Housley. Desjardins American Conference (MAC) dual victories, embark on the and Anich will kick off competition tonight at 6:30. relay trail this weekend at the Dogwood Relays in KnozviUe, Sophomore distance ace Bob Lunn, meanwhile, will go in the Tenn. 10,000 meter nin at 7. The Dogwood event, hosted by the University of Tennessee, Tomorrow's competition includes: James Shepherd in the is the initial stop on "the triple crown" of relays. The 110-meter hight hurdles; senior Handy Zimmerman and prestigious Kansas and Drake Relays follow the next two Shepherd in the 400-meter intermediate hurdles; sprint king weekends. In addtion. Ohio University and Ball State will Brian Storm in the 100-meter dash and the distance medley offer relays the same weekends. squad of sophomore Mark Butler, Ivor Emmanuel, Housley For the Falcons, it's the season's high-point-n\inus the and Brent Beams. league title chase in late May. BG will also enter teams in the sprint medley and mile "This (relay) competition is better than anywhere else in relays. the country," BG assistant coach Tom Wright said yester- In addition, Wright will conduct an intersquad meet today day. "It provides excellent opportunities for competition." at Whittaker Track for those who didn't make the southern And qualifying for the NCAA nationals. Journey. VJJZ Who decked Texas pilot? ..-Wfltt I*'-/ By Terry Goodman 3. What pitcher in the Oakland camp Powell. Bobby Murcer, Bobby Grich, ♦awitam" Executive Sports Editor N**nttM> by lony Ko»— walked out before returning for opening Jeff Burroughs, Bill Melton, Tony A BIG SPLASH-Tom McSheffery (left) and Pete challenge the Dogwood Relays Held this weekend, they day? Perez, George Hendrick, Claudell Murtaugh hurdle the water barrier during the Kent will compete in an Intersquad meet today. During these troublesome times, in 4. In exhibition baseball, the worst Washington and Sal Bando. State dual meet two weeks ago. While 12 teammates which the News doesn't possess its own two major league records were com- 9. Who was the highest paid (per wire copy, many things have been piled by expansion franchises. Name season) opening day pitcher in the changing in the world of baseball. those teams, their nicknames and the majors? Covering the exhibition season, pre- league they're in. 10. Name two of the three highest season squabbles and huge player 5. Of all major league teams, who had Women laxers try again paid pro baseball players. salaries, here's a quii to update local the best exhibition record? By Cheryl Geschke sports buffs. 6. Defending world champion Cin- include Michigan State and a worked on checking skills, third home positions. Staff Reporter southern team, coached by stlckwork and passing and Get six or more correct and you pass cinnati signed one of its superstars to a ANSWERS the test two-year contract totalling $700,000 on Sally Walker, a former U.S. the team is looking good." DURENTINI also expects The Falcon women's lacrosse team member. "The girls have a lot of center Jenny Dunn to play the eve of the 1977 season. Name him. jpnuqos aiflW pus s*»in lacrosse team is ready to try t. ALTHOUGH the New York 7. Just before spring training broke potential and ability but weU. -J»W XJBO 'UBSJOW aof oi 000'OSZt again. "THEY usually play whether the stickwork can Other BG starters Include: Yankees are loaded with talent, they're up, a Texas Ranger beat up his •lnnusjsssauj ,U.>H '(B3JJU0W of Wooster last Saturday, said, "so I'm not sure how out of spring training camp before Who is he? whose squad went 12-2 last Pelphrey, right and left -z.u.1,1 |V,II.'|,IA.I[.I-I;O]|.IHJ riui'uv travel to Sauk Valley Farm, the girls will do. Our glaring attack wings, respectively. rejoining the team for regular season 8. Because of trades, the free agent season. -sqSnaung 'iMiuojip?.)-q.)u;) 'sqno Mich., this weekend for a weakness is passing and if Defenders will be: Lisa play? draft and several shifting moves bet- Tina Bryant, who was top otnpojNinN '\n-ip*°d 'HJOA two-day tournament. we can get that down, our Lawson, third man, KB thy 2. Speaking of the Bronx Billionaires, ween seasons, many players are U scorer in the Wooster match, «9N-l"aa 8 *IP »H *m»'I L *«>H And BG Just may have an game will definitely im- Rlnnert, point, Joanne what Yank hurler sounded off that donning different uniforms this year. will lead the way for the t*d '9 (9-iD s»(a8uv «n S anSBO'i opportunity to return the prove." Schaefer, (right) and Sue owner George (I wanna buy a World Here are 10 players, match seven with Falcons, playing first home UB0U3UTV 'SJ3UJJBW HUMS' 'S\\ £ siua aofj also compete in the tourney. practice this week," goalie wings. Dey will be in the locker room? swers correctly. 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By Bill Lammers ahead in the tirst inning and Mark Nossal by suc- Dame twice today, with a Assistant Copy Editor when Chuck Black was given cessfully converting all nine twinbiil scheduled against first on shortstop Rick stolen base attempts. The the University of Dayton Larry Owen extended his Rinard's error. Mike Lan- Falcons are now 42 for 52 in Sunday. Both games are I hitting streak to 12 games as seer sacrificed Black to the theft department. p.m. starters at Steller Bowling Green tromped second, but was safe on The Falcons take on Notre Field Adrian College in both ends pitcher Todd Brighton's of a baseball doubleheader errored throw to first. yesterday. Larry Owen then singled First Game Junior Mike Oleksak home Black, and was Adrian Collage 000 0000-0 31 struck out three and walked followed by a walk to BowlingGrean 30 1 04 0 »~IfJ DiLucca. After a sacrifice by Batteries Johnson, Massucci (4). Mellon (6> and Glass; two en route to his first Oleksak and Owen W Oleksak 3 0 L Johnson (0 11 career solo shutout, 7-0. by Ron Ullery-drivlng home Hits tor BG Black. Kohorst 13). Owen. DiLucca, Groth. Oleksak had teamed with Ed Lansser—Jim Selgo singled Dowers. Ulltry. Stacey earlier this year for home DiLucca. Hits lor Adrian Winter, Meyers, Nossal. an 184 Air Force defeat. That first inning surge was Triples none. Home runs none Bowling Green jumped enough to stall an Adrian Second Gane into an early 2-0 lead after team blessed by six errors in Adrian College oioooio-iat Chuck Black doubled and the second game. A total of Bowling Grean 404 0 10 a-•44 Mike Lanseer walked in the thirteen errors were com- Batteries Brighton, Kabacinski (51 Hiavaty (71 and Weir; mitted by both teams. Kite. WIOdel(3), Logsdon (5) andUlle'y Cjserta(4) first inning. The Falcons Hits tor BG Owen. Suszka. Dowers. Black. Rittichier. Selgo. exploded in the fifth for four Yesterday's contest was Hits lor Adrian Kriger, Feller. Meyers, Lilly runs. Garry Kohorts's run the fourth attempted date for Triples none. Home runs none scoring double and two the Adrian clash, which has Adrian fielding errors helped been rained or snowed out "> theraUv. three times. Adrian did not In the second game, won use the extra time for by BG 9-2, Falcon hurler fielding practice. N.~.photo by Jim Otbom Gary Kite, Ken Widdel and SAFE-Sccondbaseman Mike Lanseer slides in ahead at Steller Field. The Falcons will face Notre Dame Jim Logsdon combined to BOWLING GREEN took Sports of the lag by Adrian College's Kevin Owen and Joe today and the University of Dayton Sunday. limit Adrian to two runs on advantage of Adrian cat- Page 8 Friday, April IS, 1977 Baranl in the third Inning of yesterday's doubleheader four hits, the only extra chers Jim Glass, Mike Wier basehit-a double by Adrian's Mark Fetzer in the fifth.

Opponents also strong in distances THE FALCONS jumped Women brace for long run

By Bill Estep Lee, who is strong in the The competition will be good Romsek will compose BG's competition, were also paced Associate Sports Editor hurdles and high jump. And and fast and hopefully it'll two-mile entry. by freshman Mary Zarn and Penn State was also second help us qualify for nationals- llll.l.KT, meanwhile, is Romsek. Dave Williams and his or fourth in the AIAW cross help us pull through." coming off the individual Zarn garnered first in the Falcon women's track squad country nationals. "We'll also be strong in the title in Wednesday's second high jump with a school know what to expect in Obviously, they're ex- 400-meter hurdles with annual BG Pentathlon record leap of 5-4l4. Rom- tomorrow's Michigan State tremely strong in the Debbie Romsek." Williams Invitational. While no one sek, meanwhile, won the 100- Invitational-a long hard run. distances, too." claimed. "She is presently hit the national qualifying meter hurdles in 1S.9 and Very long. But so are the Falcons. ranked ninth in the world by standard of 3,200 points, finished second In 800 in "Michigan State was third Right? Didn't BG go to the Track and Field News." Billet did capture the 800- 2:27.4. in the AIAW (Assn. of AIAW track and field meter run in 2:27.0 en-route BG, Penn State and the Intercollegiate Athletics for nationals last season in the Gail BiUet, junior Jan to her first-place total of hosts will be joined in Women) nationals in cross mile relay and finish 12th? Samuelson, still slowed with 3,069. tomorrow's outing, which country last fall," BG coach a pulled hamstring, Romsek BG, which outdistanced begins at 12:30 p.m., by the Williams said. "They're "WE'LL be strong in the and Debbie Wernert are Michigan State and the University of Michigan, extremely strong in mile and two-mile relays," scheduled to go in the mile University of Wisconsin- Central Michigan, which distances. Williams said. "We're out to relay, while Becky Dodson, Madison for team honors in beat BG by 33 points in last "They've also got Anita do well in those two events. Samuelson, Billet and the 10-man, five-event weekend's BG Invitational, and Defiance.

Loxers set for ML A showdown Netters win By Tom Baumann the first one at home since Steve Meinsen, who was And the doctor had good The women's tennis team Staff Reporter 1973. selected to the third All- news for Falcon fans this shutout Wright State 94 Tomorrow, the two teams American team last season. week-both Mike Squires and yesterday in Dayton. BG The stage is set. It's go at it again. Junior Dan Gleason also Tom McNicholas will play singles players Mary Lou showdown time in the Even though the Bishops leads the Bishop attack and tomorrow. Kurz, Barb Swick, Karen Midwest Lacrosse Assn. are 2-4 this season, the 4-1 is a consistent scorer. Squires, the team's second Driftmyer, Patty Pilz, (MLAI. Falcons are not taking them Wesley an 's defense Is once leading goal scorer, was out Martha Chicles and Robin Defending league lightly. again one of their key with a shoulder Injury, while Ziaka won in straight sets. ^■j champion Ohio Wesleyan "Their style of play is very strengths. Led by Tom The doubles duos of Kurz McNicholas suffered from a IsSWaBNtaj by G'«g Smmtad (OWU) invades Doyt L. Perry wide open," said BG coach Obrecht. Brian Welch, Steve knee injury. John Grim, who and Swick, Carol Rantala Field tomorrow at 2 p.m. to Jim Plaunt. "They like to Perkins, and sophomore missed last Sunday's game and Ziska. and Chicles and TAKE THAT-FalcoD sophomore Debbie Romsek takes the baton from challenge the Falcons In fast break off the shot and goalie Pete Zonino, the because of injury , will also Pilz also won their matches. teammate Gall Billet for the anchor leg of the 889-yard medley relay what might be the league's they control the ball very Bishops have been playing be in the Falcon lineup The netters face Ohio during last weekend's BG Invitational. BG will face a six-team field deciding game. well." consistent defense all season tomorrow. University tomorrow. tomorrow at the Michigan State IavltaOonal In East Lansing. long. A look at the past few Assistant coach Dennis seasons reflects how im- Vereb agrees. " THEIR record is very Gridders In full gear portant tins game is. "Our ability to control the misleading," Vereb said. Leasing for Summer In 1974. the two teams were ball and the tempo of the "They are a much better And, you thought April was reserved for the opening of Preferred Properties Company undefeated in league play game will probably be the team than their record major league baseball. going into the intrastate key factors in the game," shows. Three of their losses Well, try spring football. contest. BG won the game, Vereb said. came from teams ranked in New head coach Denny Stolx cranked his grid camp 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments - furnished and 13-11, and the league the top four in the nation's Into high gear four days ago, in preparation for Bowling unfurnished - air conditioned - resident pays championship. "THEY (OWU) get very college division." Green's 1977 season. The following year, both frustrated when they don't Morgan State, the only The Falcons will wrap up spring drills with their an- elec. & cablevision teams again entered the have the ball," he said. "And common opponent of the two nual spring game May 14. game with perfect league when that happens, they teams, gives some indication I-ook for weekly progress reports starting next week in ALSO records. BG won that game, usually go to a press. We'll of how awesome the Bishop's the News. 11-9, and another Ml.A 2 & 3 Bedroom Houses - efficiency opts. try to sit on the ball as long offense Is. The Falcons *••••••••••••*••••••• championship. as we can." downed Morgan State, 9-8, * Congratulations * during their spring trip in All Residents have use of Bowling Green's only LAST YEAR, for the third "We won't be loafing," late March, while the straight time, two teams said Plaunt. "If we get the Bishops beat them last indoor swimming pool for use in all kinds of weather. entered the game with chances, we'll take it to weekend, 17-8. LLLLW>LL tsMM perfect league records. This them." "This Is a critical game "A" SOFTBALL TEAM Sun Bathing area adjoins Pool plus air conditioned time, however, OWU won the Wesleyan Is a very for us," Plaunt said , "and game room game, embarassing BG 18-4, deliberate, offensive team. everyone knows it We've on their triumph over the 3 and giving the Bishops the Among outstanding Bishops had good practices all week Models Open title. include seniors Chuck long and everybody is It was the only loss of the Naxwicz, a first team All- running hard and ready to season for the Falcons, and MLA member last year, and $ Call for information 352-9378 ptay." •••••••••••••••••••a**

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