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An tewlmg OfMn, Ohio Independent Friday, March 31. 1972 Student Volum. 56/Number •• Voice ■me BG news BGSU Foundation to keep stocks
executive director of the Foundation, Taliaferro said he will present the issue to the By Scott Sercdon --The University Foundation should continue industrv classilication they have never been to follow the investment counseling of the Toledo known to be defense-oriented companies recommended to Toledo Trust that it drop stocks Student Arbitration Board for deliberation and Sull Reporter examination Trust Company relative to the individual James Lessig. executive director ol the invested in seven companies that were accused of polluting the environment "If they (Arbitration Board) find the four The Executive Committee of the BGSU securities held in its portfolio Foundation, said. "If we were to listen to the Stocks in the seven companies were later sold corporations are defense-minded companies, the Foundation. Inc., has decided to keep its stock The committee said through such professional advice of everyone, we would have no stock at a 16.866 loss. SBO will exhaust every legal means at our holdings in (our companies which are defense management, the foundation can realize greater holdings." Craig Taliaferro. vice president of SBO. said disposal to bring about selling of these contractors for the U.S. government growth of capital and increased income vital to He said the 6.000 alumni who contribute money the letter was "evasive and insulting to the holdings." he said. The decision was made in answer to a request funding and support of numerous University to the foundation would probably favor the way by the Student Body Organization iSBOl to scholarships and programs. their money is invested intelligence of the SBO." Taliaferro said he thought the letter was an Art Toalston. former SBO president who also withdraw Foundation funds from American -The Executive Committee of the Foundation "ATfcT is a highly diversified company, insult to his own intelligence since it said the requested that the Foundation drop its stocks Telephone & Telegraph. Dupont. IBM and is not insensitive to the characteristics of each involved in many different facets." Lessig said. company held in the portfolio, and the "I don't think the amount of money support we companies involved have "very low defense from the four above mentioned companies, said Magnavox he was disappointed by the decision. Foundation will continue to review them give them is morally wrong " profiles" when all four are in the top 50 defense contractors. "There are stocks other than these four that THF. UNIVERSITY has $87,461 invested in annually. you would think would probably yield as great a these four corporations, according to Carl LESSIG said the foundation relies on Toledo HE SAID he doesn't think the University's role return as those companies l AT&T. Dupont. IBM. Peschel. accountant for the foundation. HOWEVER, the committee said it should be Trust to invest its money, and does not have is to support companies making money from the and Magnavox) without being so war-related," In a letter to SBC), the Executive Committee noted that the four companies in question appear much power in saying how it is invested. war. he said. said: to have a very low defense profile, and under an However, on April 21.1971. James 1'of. then the Berrigan panel warned Trial deliberation begins
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) -. A radical acts by means of federal Sister Elizabeth. 32. could get 40 federal jury began deliberations conspiracy laws. years on five counts yesterday on government charges tnal the Rev. Philip Berrigan and six others THE JURY took with it to its THE OTHERS are liable to five plotted to kidnap presidential advisor deliberations room more than 100 years each on a single conspiracy Henry Kissinger and destroy federal prosecution and defense exhibits. count They are the Rev. Neil property. Included were copies of 24 letters McLaughlin. 31. the Rev Joseph Judge R Dixon Herman of U.S. exchanged between Berrigan inside the Wenderoth, 36, both priests: Anthony District Court told the panel of nine Lewisburg. Pa., federal penitentiary Scoblick, 33. a former priest; his wife. women and three men before giving and his trusted lieutenant in the Mary Cain Scoblick, 33. an ex-nun; and them the case. "This is not a political Catholic left antiwar movement. Sister Eqbal Ahmad, 41. a Pakistani educator trial. This is not a trial of the war in Elizabeth McAlister. in this country on a resident visa. Vietnam." Berrigan. 48, a gray-haired Roman Ahmad is the only non-Catholic The jury began its deliberations as Catholic priest, faces a maximum 50 defendant. the trial, which began Jan 24. neared years in federal prison if convicted on The seven were charged with an the close of its 10th week The six counts in the indictment. He escalating conspiracy-draft board Harrisburg Seven trial is regarded as a already is serving six years for raids to recruit followers, followed by a test of the government's power to limit destroying draft board records. plot to blow up Washington's tunnel heating system and finally the planned Second voter drive abduction of Kissinger. THE GOVERNMENT said the aim was to call antiwar and antigovernment views to the attention of the public bus schedule altered The name of FBI informant Boyd F. Douglas Jr. went into the record at the A second student voter registration register to vote in Wood County or any very outset of the trial. At its drive for the May 2 primaries began other county in Ohio before the May 2 conclusion, his name appealed again, last night and will continue on through primary. as Herman cautioned the jury "It is today and Monday. Hours for registration have been not a trial of Boyd Douglas." According to Greg Jackson, director extended by the Board of Elections to The defense had denounced the 31- of the Office of Voter Facilitation, 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. today and Monday, year-old Douglas as a "liar, a students will be given transportation to and to 8:30 to noon on Saturday. scoundrel and a confidence man." Howard Knight, Rising Sun, Ethel Swanb«ck, Huron and Charles Kurfess, the Board of Elections oh Lehman Perrysburg, (left lo right), were among the 10 Ohio state legislators who Avenue by bus, and will be returned by participated in open discussions with fatuity and students yesterday on campus. cars. Moore still studying Jackson said the bus will not follow the schedule used last quarter's drive, as The News reported yesterday. Marijuana, vote issues Rather, the bus will pick up students 72-73 fee increase for runs regularly from 10 a.m. to 4:30 Graduate students would pay a $150 p.m. in front of the Union only. President Hollis A. Moore Jr. said per quarter increase, raising their fees The bus will also run on Monday night earlier this week he still isn't sure from $250 to $400 exactly as it did last night, with pickups whether or not he'll recommend that Out-of-state student fees would at Offenhauer Towers and McDonald at the Board of Trustees approve an increase from $350 lo $400 per quarter. the McDonald West parking lot at 6. increase in instructional fees at its next" Legislators talk here Although President Moore said an Pickups will also be made at the meeting April 27. increase will probably be necessary, he south side of Kriescher at 6:30: the Budget Council voted February 26 to said he still doesn't n-'ow if he'll north side of Harshman at 7; in front of raise instructional fees to the recommend that the board approve all Conklin at 7:30; behind Rodgers and maximum permitted by state law. How "strong a pull" the 18-year-old vote has in a the increases submitted to him by the By Petty Belle> Kohl at 8; and at the west lot of IF THE'board approves the Budget legislator's constituency was another question posed Budget Council. Stall Reporter Founders at 8:30. Council recommendation, Dr. Moore pointed out that in the by students Jackson said the registration drive undergraduates would pay $210 per "The vote doesn't have that much to do with it." said future there may not even be such a Marijuana and the 18-year-old vote were central will be the last chance for students to quarter, a $10 increase. issues in an open discussion between three Ohio state Kurfess. who represents this district. "I've considered person as an out-of-state student. legislators and faculty and students yesterday this University part of my constituency for 15 years." He was referring to a speech made afternoon. "I think the importance of the 18-year-old vote is March 6 by John D. Millett chancellor Ethel Swanbeck. representative from Huron. going to be more in the fact that they can vote than in of the Ohio Board of Regents. Howard Knight, representative from Rising Sun. and that they do," he said. Charles Kurfess. Speaker of the House from Knight said his views haven't changed because of the MII.LETT told the American Perrysburg took part in a discussion in the Union new voting age and he would regard any legislator as Association of Higher Education that sponsored by the Interfratemity and Panhellenic phony" who did change because of the 18-year-old "thanks to the 26th Amendment (to the Councils. vote U.S. Constitution I and to the voter They were among 10 state representatives who were "I'm just as concerned about the 12-year-olds...and registration of students in their college on campus speaking in various classrooms and the always will be." he said. communities. I believe the distinction Union about any topics students wanted to discuss. between an in-state and out-of-state One of the main points of argument during the MS. SWANBECK paraphrased Abraham Lincoln in student will soon disappear. afternoon session was the legalization of marijuana. stating her views on representing her constituency. "Under these circumstances, state Regarding health hazards o, the drug as compared to She said a representative is "elected by the people, for governments will have no choice. I health hazards of cigarette smoking. Kurfess said: the people and should represent all the people." believe, except to lift fee charges for "If cigarettes were introduced into this country as all students to the level now in force for recently as marijuana has been. I'm sure there would Other topics which were discussed included the so-called out-of-state student." be legislation introduced to outlaw the smoking of liberalizing abortion, open housing laws and no-fault Dr. Moore said if a student can cigarettes." insurance. establish his residency anywhere, Kurfess said there is presently no legislation pending Kurfess said he doesn't see a great liberalizing of the colleges and universities may not be regarding the legalization of marijuana. abortion laws in the near future, but some amount of able to charge extra fees to out-of-state Knight, who was co-sponsor of the bill passed last change could be accomplished. students since there may not be any year that made a first offense for the possession of more students classified as out-of-state' marijuana a misdemeanor, said the public's idea of Passing an open housing bill wouldn't change racial residents. the reasoning behind the bill was incorrect. prejudice, according to Kurtess. but it would establish "If a student can establish his He said he thought the public attributed the passage a code of conduct with which people would be expected residency anywhere, that means funds of the bill to the fact that the legislature finally to comply. He stated this as his reason for supporting now coming from out-of-state fees will recognized that marijuana is not harmful, when in fact an open housing policy. be eliminated." he said "When they the reasoning was just the opposite. "There are several versions of no-fault insurance are. the money will have to be made up Knight said judges were very reluctant to sentence being introduced and all are unconstitutional save one. somewhere." juveniles "in a felony rap" but would "give a good and that one is mine," Knight said. He said his bill Yarak, one of the Unhrersity'i mascot hawks H Dr. Moore predicted that if this does hard slap on the wrist (to the juveniles I with 30 days in would provide no-fault insurance for bodily injury and staying outside during a "weathering" process happen, Miami and Ohio University jail." loss of work up to 32.000. according to trainer Jim Wolfe. will be hit harder than Kent or Bowling Green. *«. J/Th.*0N.wi.fcy«y,M««h3>. 197J
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We would like to commend the College of Business Administration Curriculum Committee for completely living up to our expectations. Wednesday the committee submitted ils final report on the ROTC hearings to Academic Council Ils 10 recommendations and findings offer absolutely nothing. Committee members found "the goals and objectives of the ROTC units of the Army and Air Force are consistent with those of Bowling Green State University, and therefore the granting of academic credit for course work taken within either one of these departments is a legitimate function both of the departments and the University." Since the committee did not offer any definition of what it considers the goals of Ihe University, we can only conclude that the entire school is devoted li> militaristic training and it'- perpetrating war. Thai may sound far fetched for one or I wo people, but the committee's recommendation is so completely devoid of anv evidence that the goals-whatever they are-of both organizations are in accordance wilh each other, thai these goals can apparently mean anything we wanl them to mean. Is the University working in accordance with the military machine thai devastated Southeast Asia'.' 'THEY OOT YOU TOGETHER AGAIN, I SEE ... ' Or are Ihe ROTC programs working in accordance wilh the wiuie Paper statement thai Ihe mission oi the University is to provide the situations and environment most conducive to the • • enhancement of the CREATIVE capacities ol individual persons.' opinion The committee also recommended that all "convocations of the Army ROTC and An Force ROTC l>c presented in a manner comparable to award ceremonies of other departments on the campus." That's very far-sighted, considering President l.'ollis A. Moore foundation's decision unwise .lr has already cancelled the ROTC Review in favor of a less flamboyant awards C6I cniony I And isn't il nice thai the Army program will probably have the By Bruce Larrlck confronting the Foundation when he same number of required credits as the Air Force program? relatively minor percentage of total polluters The Board further Guest Columnist wrote a column for the Feb 17 BO Money also had a say in the Curriculum Committee's company sales, they are still recommended that stocks of known News: overwhelming. Compare AT&T's deliberations. polluters be sold whenever feasible " military contracting with BGSU's Pof followed with a listing of seven According to the eighth point in the report, if the ROTC Editor's Note: The following is the "THE BASIC issue to be considered by operating budget of $31,843,000 for stocks that were dumped at a LOSS of » second oi two columns concerning the programs were eliminated, the Unlversitj would lose: your (the Foundation's) board of instructional purposes this year. $6,866.04: American Can. Bethlehem Student Body Organization's request to --$60,000 a year in revenues from slate assistance and directors is whether or not it is your Membership in the top 100 indicates Steel, Dow Chemical, Gulf Oil. the IK,st Foundation to sell its holdings Instructional tees for ROTC courses moral obligation to refuse holdings in massive military contracting, and an McDonnel-Douglas Corp.. R.J. Reynolds in four U.S. corporations which they - Ifliect financial assistance to Rl>T( cadets. companies associated with the obvious commitment to the militaristic Tobacco Co. and Standard Oil of said, "perpetuate Americas imperialism Department of Defense and. if so. what efforts of the United States government. California. -Revenue from students who can only fill up a full-time student abroad." specific criterion will be used to schedule and thus be charged lull time Students fees because ol He continued. "It would readily appear measure this degree of association?" USE OF THE top 100 list as the basic that the Foundation and Toledo Trust the one and two-hour ROTC courses offered by the University The BGSU Foundation has in its Taking the second aspect of this criterion would have been rather easy have been following a pattern of selling ' -Funds needed in replace ROTt faculty members with faculty portfolio the stocks of nine companies problem first, listing as one of the top 100 for the Foundation, since the stocks in firms accused of being ; members paid by the (Inlversity which are among the top 100 military military contractors seems to be an Department of Defense is so thoughtful polluters" contractors, but has refused a request Money has a very loud and demanding voice adequate criterion as to publish the list on a yearly basis. This revelation came from the by the Student Body Organization (SBOl The nine companies in the Then comes the knotty problem of executive director of the Foundation, no So we're right back wheic we started last spring, except this that the Foundation dispose of four of Foundation's portfolio had dealings with whether or not the Foundation should be less. Not only were the stocks sold at a year there won't be a review to noisily remind us that the ROTC these holdings the Department of Defense in fiscal year making moral decisions concerning its loss, the only criterion used was that the programs still exist on this campus and still offer academic The decision seems to be based on a 1971 ranging from $63.4 million holdings firms were "accused " of being polluters credit to their participants recommendation by David A Paxton. an iEastman Kodak) to (I 2 billion Some would say no The Foundation's No documentation was requested, as in instructor in the department of We'd like to thank the members ol the I 'urricuium Committee, (American Telephone & Telegraph t purpose is to raise money for the the case of the SBO's request about the management, who analyzed the situation They did one hell ol a job. Although these figures represent a University through wise investments, holdings in military contractors. and if the best investments are in major military contractors, so be it. ANOTHER question that might arise Others would reply that the is. "Are there any companies that do not Foundation has already taken a moral have contracts wilh the Department of Lerrers position in support of the military by Defense?" ' purchasing the stocks of military The Council on Economic Priorities contractors. has an answer to that one in the form of a But the Foundation itself has already- list of 110 companies that had little or no established the precedent of making a military contracting in 1971. These 110 moral decision concerning its stock companies are all part of the Fortune faddish militancy will pass holdings. magazine list of 500 leading companies. On April 21. 1971. James Hot, Vice If the Foundation has made one moral president of public services, wrote a decision concerning its stock portfolio, letter to the members of Alumni for how could it now avoid making another? II Just can't resist This letter like the reaction letters" indicting two men deplores the damage done and so it goes Were they custodians of the Amani Responsible Progress concerning the The choice was clear The BGSU ■ei which prompt it. should probabl] with every count thinkable under the ad lnfinitum their opinions would bare credence But Foundation's holdings in companies Foundation has decided to continue to sever have been written let alone Civil Rights Act i and some which aren't I they are not and for this reason, and a accused of being environmentally finance scholarships with money made irresponsible. published, but I guess even small and no doubt this will continue all ALL OF WHICH gives me pause, and hundred others which have been made from companies that have contributed Btversity newspapers have in muckrake quarter in pondering I ask, "So what'" I doubt land remade). 1 am confident that mightily to the misery of the people of ■ makes living at times line Illinois not. another snarls these two are as conscientious of apathy, being what it is. will dispose ol AT THAT TIME, Hot was executive Southeast Asia. LAI any rate, I wanna write one loo but segregation, a third apologises but. government facilities as they propose the matter in the manner to which we director of the Foundation and director There is no reason why the Foundation njit t" Burgea or Daniels Rathei I despite his guilt, wishes he were only and, too. they represent naught but are all accustomed of alumni affairs. Here is what he had to could not have done what it did in the Bdress us all We have teen called an "inconsiderate snob", the next themselves reallv. However, there seems to me to be a say about the moral problem of investing case of polluters-sever its associations lesson here I know not these men but in polluters: with companies whose activities are : imply from their letter that they are "The Foundation, in delivering its inimical to the well-being of mankind. black men whose identity is not portfolio to Toledo Trust for The Foundation has made a hasty and centered around being black (which is management nearly one year ago. unwise decision, which it should j what 1 hear is supposed to be the case if recommended that Toledo trust give reconsider as soon as possible, using the teed off at nine more holes special consideration to the purchase of one is black> but rather pivots about the documentation I have presented in the black-white controversy. future stocks in forms that were non- last twodavs. I envision a courageous, honored, 'jNtne more holes on the UniverSlt) goll mentioned the barriers of the physically 20 years for the trees to grow and for the professional soldier who, though strong (purse 'we don't need them! handicapped on campus. The money grass to grow and be weed free. in battle, lacks all understanding of how ;i can't believe it wuh the money used could be used to help make this campus It is about time for the trustees of this to proceed in peace. ($i nine DM ( holes there could have safer for the less fortunate. institute to stop and think of the student's •me BG news be' n so many more Improvements on need instead of their own personal ones. DOES IT SEEM unreasonable that Ibis campus that would benefit the Do you as students or trustees of BUSU such men would fancy turmoil above 0 An Independent Student Voice students ot this school realize how long it will take the golf Maridy Roper paced change Indeed might they not '. i here could be improvements made in course to he "good"? It will take at least 216 Prout Hall invite if May 1 hasten to say (hat none of it. old buildings such as I'anna I'all oi us is without his analysis and so has no Editorial Staff Uy men I ,oid women's buildings. 01 privilege to condemn. But in this •yen the start ol a new Nalatonuin We instance be it remembered that, though editor kathleen m. froze hive one ol the worst Natatoi IUUIS in the the revolution proceeds, lor renaissance managing editor damon v. beck if you prefer) the war was in the sixties tinted Stales With the up and coming assistant managing editor... hatold a. brown sport ol swimming, we need a new pool poor voter turnout Leave it there. editorial editor cynthia o, suopis :in this week's green sheet are Militancy, like all fads will pass. So. too. shall the militants But then again I makeup editor. katherine I, hatton suppose somewhere there is still sports editor -.^ock n carle someone who wears bobby socks and chief photographer kaith h. moisof [let's hear from you On Wednesday. March 8. 2.363 students I WOULD wager that there is not one gyrates a hula-hoop. copy editor lisa m. boulanger voted in the SBO elections. This figure student who can give more than a half- I The Hi; News welcomes all letters to shows that the BGSU campus is three assed reason for not voting entertainment editor gale e. bogle fjhe editor and opinion columns l.ellei s times as apathetic towards J W Wolfe ^nav comment on anv other letter So next year when you all have a gripe 363 Kohl
Thirty-four University nominees are among (Ed.). Bellaire. Ohio: Connie L. Casseday. I Ed.). Constance D. Elliott. (Ed I. students and former students from more than William B Achbach. (Ed), Newbury; Gloria N. Ridgeville; students, 19 men and 15 ' 1.000 institutions of higher New Carlisle: Michael A. Broomfield, (A&S). women. have been learning across the nation. Sprague. (Ed). New Cincinnati: DEBORAH Callahan. nominated for the 1971-72 The publication, printed Carlisle: Patricia Wyche. GERALD L. Dillingham. (Ed), Toledo; Jerry L. edition of "Who's Who annually since 1934. is (Ed ). East Liverpool: (A&S). Cincinnati: Douglas Skelley. (Musi, Toledo; Among Students in published in late spring or WILLIE I. YOUNG, S. Weigle. (B.A.). Patricia S. Murlin. (Mus I, American Universities and early summer. {Ed. I, Cleveland: Sandra J. Cincinnati; Steven K. Celina; Ted A. Durig. Colleges." The University seniors, Brachlow. (Ed.). Euclid. Wiggins. (A&S). Findlay; (B.A.). Centerville; Jerry Selected for academic their colleges and Thomas W. Carr. (B.A.). Mark 1!. Kruse. (B.A.). E. Fouke, (B.A.). Kettering; achievement, service to the hometowns are as follows: Columbus: Joe H. Porter Napoleon; Catherine A. Diane K Kulit. (Ed). community and University, TALMADGE Hutctains. Jr.. (B.A.). Columbus; Pratt. (A&S). Steubenville; Mansfield; leadership in extra- ARTHUR J. Toalston. curricular activities and (Ed). Alliance: Paula future potential, the Massouh. (A&S). Canton; Timothy B. Strawn. iB.A.i), Canton. David J. Wottle. (Ed.). Canton: Julie A. Graduation Zimmerman. (Ed). Tallmadge; Wendy A. Meyer, (Ed.). Creston; applications Mary J. Herwick. (Ed.). Doylestown; JOHN M. Dunipace. now due (B.A). Bowling Green Ann B. Saddlemire. (Ed.). Applications for June Bowling Green. David A. graduation must be turned in Banghart. (B.A.). Ann this week or next week at the Arbor. Michigan: Stephen D. latest, according to Ms. Hoffman. Rockville Magdelena Baker, recorder. Center. New York. rMWipnlfl s»y **•»%• * r»*nje>ew New University students and their families pause near A student must apply to YVONNE M. Martin. Attentive graduate (Ed), Wellsvllle. a the library during a campus tour conducted by Pearl The applications may December graduate, was audience Bergman, senior (Ed.), center foreground. Ms. Bergman either be mailed or turned in also selected for the is a part-time employee in the Admissions office. personally at the informa- publication tion window in the Adminis- tration building Ms. Baker said she prefers the applica- tion be turned in personally, Opportunity office opens reducing the chance of it being lost in the mail Ms Baker advised stu- dents to fill out the expected The University's newly one department on campus community indications of going smoothly we'll be able date of graduation on the Different created Office of to see if it is discriminatory. the program's effectiveness. to get down to business." form or it will be mailed Equal Opportunity opened The office was created by "I'm going in circles right She sees her new position back to them An aerial view shows the distinctive geometric pattern of the Monday and already Vivian the Board of Trustees at its now trying to get a little as "trying to develop Applications may be view roof on the sewage treatment plant, Poe Road. Lawyer, director of the Feb 24 meeting when it organized." Ms Lawyer .programs to obtain some picked up at the information office has been asked to approved an Affirmative said. "The task at hand type of equity in campus window. review the hiring policies of Action Program stating the seems like a big one but positions and to ensure University's commitment once we get over some of the University compliance with "to provide equal paperwork and get things federal law." employment opportunity" as prescribed by federal and African conference next week state laws In addition to reviewing Hatha In an attempt to make the Association (BAPAl and Emmanuel, sophomore chaired by President K'ollis room at 7:30 p.m. featuring hiring practices Ms. Lawyer University community Ethnic Studies. (Ed. I. said he hopes through A. Moore Jr. a live band from Chicago will be responsible for aware of the need for an The conference will be the conference to "bring Friday a "Model All activities will be free recommending further African studies program, the designed to "make the forth the dark continent Organization of African and open to the public except action and change, YOGA first annual African American community aware from the night into the Unity Assembly" will the cultural show. Tickets expanding employment Conference will be held of the traditions, cultures daylight of modern history." disscuss "Dialogue or No will be available from, the opportunities for minority 8-1 Hr. Lessons April 6. 7 and 8. and customs of Africa." Dialogue with South Africa" Ethnic Studies Offices and groups and women, serve as according to Nobby The conference will begin with Bon E Mwila, Ml' the International Center an ombudsman and referral Starting Tuesday, The conference is Emmanuel, director of the Thursday at 7 p.m. with a ambassador of Zambia to for 50 cents and 75 cents at agent for all grievances and sponsored by the Black programs committee for symposium entitled "The the U.S.. as special guest. the door. reporting to the University African Peoples BAPA Absurdity of the Dark Friday's discussion will April 11 Continent Concept" in the begin at 7 p.m. in the Main THE ORIGINAL: BEGINNERS 8. Grand Ballroom. Union. Auditorium in the Math- ADVANCED Moore to be feted Dr. E. Debbra. Science Bldg. ambassador of Ghana to the Saturday "An African 7:00 P.M. United States, will be special Cultural Show" will be BIGEL0W guest at the symposium presented in the Amani SIGN UP NOW $10.00 at Texas university MUSIC SHOPPE TRANSCENDENTAL University President "Showcase" is designed 28 YEARS OF SERVING Hollis A Moore will be by Texas faculty and stu- MEDITATION among 20 University of dents to display some of the BOWLING GREEN Texas alumni honored dur- teaching and research acti- ing that university's annual vities carried on within the "Showcase" April 4-8. university. as laughl by The Most Complete The Texas alumni, all cur- Now in its 15th year. Maharishi rently university and college "Showcase" has grown from Line Of Instruments presidents, will be the 11 exhibits to more than 82 Mahesh university's guests when this year, and is expected to Yogi Texas Gov. Preston Smith attract 80.000 visitors. And Accessories In B.G. officially opens the "Show- This year's "Showcase" case "exhibit April 4. theme is "It Can Be Done," Dr. Moore, who became and the displays will show 15% discount on certain guitars president here in July. 1970. what is being done at the 10% discount on phonographs, 8 tracks received his doctorate in University of Texas in a var- Transcendental meditation is a natural spontaneous tech- educational administration. iety of areas ranging from nique which allows each individual to expand his mind and from the University of Texas special education to civil improve his life. 353-7303 353-7308 in 1953. engineering. INTRODUCTORY LECTURE SIGMA NU CONGRA TULA TES APRIL 4_8 P.M. -112 Life Science Big N Cafeteria
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By Gale Bogle called "Out of the Depths," out of spirituals, like gos- Christian religion, but this Kntrrtainmrnt Editor about the struggle of the pel," he said. does not mean others cannot black man TRADITIONAL gospel is identify with it too. Smith "Gospel music is really The BGSlT Gospel Choir more closely related to said. the only original music that now has 67 members and will Negro spirituals." It's more The white community is we can call American music. open Black Culture Week emotional, giving the feeling turning on to gospel, he said. It originated here and all its this year with a concert through the music itself Although gospel is sung in roots come from here." said April 9 at 7:30 p.m. at St. more than the actual words, many white churches, it is Gregory Smith, senior Michael Lutheran Church on he said. white gospel. Ninety per i Music i and director of the S College Drive. According to Smith, cent of the white population BGSll Gospel Choir "Gospel music isn't written has never really heard true , Smith said gospel is an AT THAT TIME, their down normally It's learned black gospel. 'outpouring" of music which first album will also go on by ear from a record Smith said at one concert is "trying to express some- sale because most of the musi- last fall "Eighty per cent of thing by using thevoicemore The program will be cians who compose gospel the audience was white and than the actual words to divided into two sections can't read music " they easily identified with it The BGSU Gospal Choir will op«n Block Culture Wood with a concert April 9 at Gospel employs a lot of (the music.) I saw white build tension featuring both contemporary St. Michael's Lutheran Church. Tho program will feature both contemporary and traditional gospel musk- improvisation, and "a choir kids who were wrapped up "You have to see it to Rehearsal and traditional gospel. really undersland the Smith said contemporary is judged on how original emotionally with the music music." he said gospel places more empha- they are on someone else's whether they were religious sis on the melody and the song." Smith said or not." A CHOIR WAS lormed two harmony is more dissonant years ago from a group of IS "It favors jazz in many SMITH SAID he had a students who were in a play aspects Of course jazz came background of 13 years of classical piano which he almost had to throw away so Jimi Hendrix-'ln the West' he could learn to play be ear "The gospel music we sing The U.A 0, campus movie this weekend will be Bob & is highly emotional It's not (ami & Ted & Alice Showings are 6:30 and 9 p.m. today and uncommon to see people cry By Larry Epke and an inordinant amount of Reprise, the company he on stage, it's effect is sub- also excellent. This track tooiorrow in the Main Auditorium of University Hall. or shout in the choir." he his music has been released was contracted to.althougha stantially lost on the record. starts at a low volume and The American Film Series will feature "Hell Drivers," a said Since his death in 1970. by various companies. great deal of the music on features his best vocal on the 1931 film at 7 p.m. and "Design for Living." a 1933 film at 9 there has been a great deal in the West" is the first other labels was live. THE MOST OBVIOUS album, soft and delicate p.m Sunday- THE MUSIC reflects black of talk about Jimi Hendrix. live material released on overkill is in "The Queen." "IN THE WEST" (featur- which was apparently MITCH MITCHELL on ing such western sites as the intended as the British drums and either Noel Isle of Wight), includes the answer to 1,'endnx's famed Redding or Billy Cox on bass best and worst of live Hen- "Star Spangled Banner." provide the necessary high drix music. quality background for Hen- At best. Hendrix could drix to build on. All three are take the songs and expand competent, but the back- upon them until the basic ground is not nearly as elements of the song were Review important on Hendrix completely absent. The records as the star himself. songs became springboards On this album, the varia- from which he launched into tions of Hendrix s music are jazz-like solos, similar to The first attempt had the fairly well depicted. Overall, Cream or the Greatful Dead advantage of newness and the album is neither wholly innovation. This go-round satisfying nor totally dull At other times, his paying sounds only like a low- The album is good for Hen- seemed to be an attempt to quality parody of himself. drix freaks or as an introduc- inject the maximum amount The two tracks showing tion to his music for those of noise into the minimum the best of Hendrix are who need one But it is amount of time. Flashy "Voodo Chile" and "Red neither the best nor the though this may have been House." "Little Wing" is worst available
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Pictures talk. Some little boys don't.
Some inner-city ghettos have special schools. For little to hide." They began to explain, to describe, to communicate. boys who don't talk. And once the channels of communication had been opened, Not mute little boys. But children so withdrawn, so afraid they began to learn. of failure, they cannot make the slightest attempt to do any- We're helping the children of the inner-city. And we'(» thing at which they might fail. also helping the adults. We're involved in inner-city job" pro- Some don't talk. Some don't listen. Most don't behave. And grams. To train unskilled people in useful jobs. all of them don't learn. What does Kodak stand to gain from this? Well, we're One day someone asked us to help. showing how our products can help a teacher-and maybe Through Kodak, cameras and film were distributed to creating a whole new market. And we\> also cultivating teachers. The teachers gave tm> cameras to the kids and told young customers who will someday buy their own cameras ANHtUSfR BUSCH INC ■ ST 10UIS them to take pictures. and film. But more than that, we're cultivating alert, edu- And then the miracle. Little boys who had never said any- cated citizens. Who will someday be responsible for ou r society. thing, looked at the pictures and began to talk. They said After all, our business depends on our society. So we care "This is my house." "This is my dog." "This is where I like what happens to it. The first malt liquor good enough to be m More than a business. called BUDWEISER,' Th. tO N.W. Fr'idoy Mofdl 31. 1972 /Fog* S 24 frames a second-The Godfather'
By Jack Nachbar Like Edward G Robinson masterminding a series of movies glamorized the toward confirming the while a singer on the implications of its world possible accusation of in "Little Caesar." killing important gangland killings. gangster by turning him into current cynical attitudes of soundtrack croons "Have view. By constantly playing murder. Francis Ford Coppola's his way to the head of the Michael inherits from his a hero. Me was always killed his audience. Yourself a Merry Little off elements of love and "The Godfather"' is new movie about life inside a mob. Michael (Al Pucino). father "family leadership." at the end but by that time Coppola achieves this by Christmas." hate, marriage and murder, already a phenomenal box- Mafia 'family.'' "The the youngest son of Don the audience had already constructing "The Sonny, the initial heir to and birth and annihilation office success That the Godfather." will bring back Corleone. the "godfather" LIKE THE BRUTAL enjoyed identifying with his Godfather" around sets of Don Corleone's title as against each other. Coppola public apparently identifies memories of those iMarlon Brando), commits energy of Jimmy Cagney in flamboyant scorning of the ironic contrasts The long "godfather." is riddled with has created a terrifying with the hypocritical moral wonderful gangster movies murder to gain the respect "Public Enemy." "The law. opening sequence of the bullets in a New York toll vision of moral decadence, a world the film presents is Warner Brothers cranked of the other members of the Godfather" boils over with film, for instance, moves both just after Coppola has world in which lawn parties sobering evidence that out in the early 30s. "family." And by sudden violence A knife IT WOULD BE difficult to back and forth from the filmed the wedding of form a ring of pleasure during these last few years miiiiiiiiniiiiiiii Hiiiimiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiu tears through a hand Men produce this sort of law- dimly lit rooms of the Sonny's younger brother. around a home where killing idealism about American are graphically strangled defying hero for today's Corleone home where men Michael, in an idyllic is a routine order of daily justice and American power The death stutter of gunfire cynical film audiences. The are routinely plotting country town in Sicily. planning, and a world in has toppled from its pedestal becomes almost like a sixties in this country threats, beatings and which attending a baptism is and is lying in a heap, recurrent melody. brought to light so much murder to the sunlit The most powerful first of all an alibi against a cracked and gathering dust. footlights government and Judicial Corleone yard where a contrast comes, In one important way. however, "The Godfather" hypocrisy, that these days, wedding celebration is going appropriately, at the climax differs significantly from its contempt for the law is more on full of laughter, songs and of the film Michael is acting Black actors needed gangster movie ancestors. It routine than daring. good fellowship. as godfather at the baptism gale bogle is this difference which, in In "The Godfather of his sister's son. We see Black students are needed to audition for "Time Turns large part, makes seeing the director Coppola wisely AS THE FILM proceeds and hear Michael promise Black" and "Black Sermon Rock," two plays by John Scott, film a fascinating and avoids concentrating on any these ironic contrasts grow for his godson to obey the playwright-in-residence at the University entertainment editor compelling experience for heroic qualities his stronger and stronger One laws of God and to renounce Auditions will be held April 3 and 4 from 7 to 11 p.m. in 105 movie audiences of the 70s characters might possess of the Corleone gang is Satan "and all his works " Kama Hall. llllllllimilllllllllllllllimillllllllllllllllll IIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIII The old Warner Brothers Instead, he pushes his film strangled by a rival gang THIS SCENE is intercut Review with the professional killers of Michael's "family" *scrve preparing weapons and hunting down victims Michael has ordered killed the Allman Brothers-'Eat a Peach' As five men are shot down, we hear the priest speak in news* Latin the words of the baptism By Larry Epke brother, has assumed The portion of this album I Such tracks have been used it was a surprise to most The unusually good notices Special team Prices leadership, and carries a was looking forward to the by dozens of bands and have critics [ii.ii an unknown band given "The Godfather" by Blues recording has much greater portion of the most before receiving it was a tendency to be boring, but couid produce such lively most of the best known become increasingly dull musical load with his the live "Mountain Jam." that is not the case here. The blues Now they have critics in this country are lately The majority <>t new keyboards and vocals which takes up two sides of solos don't become self- produced another surprise in testimony to the technical groups are repeating the old One of the tracks by the the album indulgent, and show a great their ability to keep adroitness of Coppola's film songs in the old styles, and new band "Les Brers in A The band builds off the deal of talent producing spectacular music I. too. found it to be a slickly generally with less Minor." shows a great deal Donovan song. "First There This track was part of the without their former leader acted, skillfully constructed SUITED instrumental ability more experimentation than Is a Mountain." but soon Killmore East concert, and They should remain movie. An obvious exception to is usual in blues, then moves goes into solo and ensemble opens with a segue directly noticeable for a long time to this generalization is the into an instrumental jam passages totally unrelated to from the driving song come. BUT TO ME. The Allman Brothers Band reminiscent of "In Memory the song "Whipping Post" on that This album is available at Godfather" is interesting FOR Virtuosity and infectious of Elizabeth Reed album. It is a good deal the I'niversitv Bookstore mainly because of the FOR SPRING vitality marked their first THE TRACKS of the band THE TRACK is basically calmer and less intense. SPECIAL OBOR INTERMURAl three albums, culminating in with Duane show his used to show the abilities of WHEN THE Allmans SPRING the double album set "Live influence They are in the FREE SPORT each of the band members. came upon the music scene. EVENTS at Kill in.i ii- East " more traditional blues AIR CONDITIONING, DISHWASHER, TEAMS Then, last October, guitar framework and feature a GARBAGE DISPOSAL, WASHER & DRYER, star and band leader Duane good deal more guitar work. INTERCOM SYSTEM, GARAGE, SHAG RUG, Allman was killed. Many The two short live cuts are people thought that would be by older blues players, POOL, FURNITURE, PORCH, I \i BATHS the end of the band as well. whereas the studio tracks ~L isanello s AND MORE THE TWO-ALBUM set. are all devoted to new 203 N. Main NOW LEASING FOR THE SUMMER SS WOVILTY riMIS ON M** " Eat a Peach'' shows the old material Bowling OrMn, Ohio band live and in the studio, 608 Seventh St. Apt. P. - 4 man W. Un Freth Dough and the present band without Applications For CALL 352-6448 Duane on studio tracks. FAST, FREE DELIVERY IN B.G. —«arr vow* «MW Surprisingly enough, (he u IN OUR PORTABLE OVENS band sounds quite good KEY Yearbook without its former leader. Phone |352 6782 | or |352 5166|
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ACROSS 47 Earth. 11 FiU fall. News Service .'involved in information' 1 Trades. 48 Long narrow 12 Rouen's river. 6 Shoe parti. sandbanks. 13 Official 11 Sober. 50 Building lot. statements. By Nell Ola*. Photography Services. director of the department. campus-lectures, appoint- and pictures to accompany publications department on 13 Reapeeta. 51 Everyone. 14 Hone. Situated on the entire News Service releases ments and grants-but we news and feature stories. the president's convocation 15 Crash under 52 Jug. 19 Minnie opening. Preparing news articles eighth floor of the information about campus also have to dig out the William Du Bois. head of last April. fool. 54 Article. 22 Quietly. 16 Pressing. 55 Treat as a 24 Kind of bottle. Administration Bldg , the events, faculty members, feature news, such as unique the photography "I was called upon to about the University and 17 Ornamental vase. celebrity. 26 Prod. •ending them to area news department is headed by administrators and students. student activities, department, said he thinks cover the University in its 18 Capered. 57 Ordained. 28 Brightness. organizations.. , Clifton P Boutelle It also arranges press interesting new programs there is a great deal of entirety," he said. "It was a 20 Spoil. 59 Contributed. 30 Sesame. Providing pictures to be The staff consists of 20 coverage for major campus and courses, and innovative freedom and flexibility in his major project, and entailed 21 Tropical frails. 60 Playful mischief. 32 Rumen. 61 Camping 34 Enticed. persons, including five full- events, such as speeches and 21 Fillet. sent to Ohio newspapers. projects." Ms. Lewton said. job. an entire's month's shooting 24 Yugoslav leader. accessories. 36 Dutch mer- ! Compiling and editing time employees and 15 concerts. THE PHOTOGRAPHY r.'e said his favorite of 150 rolls of film." 25 Conrlct. 62 Section of a sym- chant ship. information for the Green students. • 'We not only have to cover service provides pictorial assignment was working INFORMATION about 27 Be mistaken. phony orchestra. 37 Sea ear. "WHAT WE'RE involved the day-to-day happenings on coverage of campus events with the University 28 Ruminant 38 Levantine boat. Sheet campus schedules and DOWN 40 Left oat. in here is information,'' said animal. Thev're all in a dav's work events is provided for 29 First appearance. 1 Compact, as sol- 41 Swimmers. at the University News and Kathy Lewton. assistant students, faculty and staff 31 Artisls. diers in ranks. 42 Burn with steam. through the Green Sheet, 33 Prepare for 2 Argue. 44 Clear sky. Specialist on Vietnam prim. 3 Object. 46 Indigent. published bi-weekly. 3S Prosecutor. 4 Boston's summer 18 Small and Teri Sharp, editor of the M Throat treat- concerts. medium. announcement sheet said ments. 5 Pouts. 49 Spanish title. 6 Irritated. she'd like the Green Sheet to 39 Disband troops: 32 Early British HBQ0HB 7 Eager. Slang. TH€ATR€ to speak in Ballroom go back to the weekly statesman. 8 Girl's nickname. 42 Fur. 53 Choler. publication schedule it held 43 West. ■' Chirr offiriil. A former reporter and national Development, part man lor an NBC-TV affiliate before President Hollis A. 45 '• land: in Legislative 56 Girl's nickname. bodies. $1.00 television newsman and of the State Department's In the Midwest before join- Moore Jr announced a 2 words. 58 Simal. Every Thursday for BGSU specialist on Vietnam now foreign aid program, will ing the United States series of budget cutbacks working with the National speak on "Vietnam; l.'awk. Information Agency IUSIA ) early winter quarter. and High School Students (I.D. please) Security Council will speak Dove and Owl." in 1956. She said the bi-weekly here at 12:15 p.m. Tuesday. In the early 1950s Droge Droge has worked for the schedules cause some April 4. in the (irantl 11.ill was a reporter and informa- Eisenhower, Kennedy. John- problems since many Eve. at 7.1:30. 10 Sat Sun at 2. 3 30. S. 7, 8:30. 10 roon. tion specialist for the United son and Nixon adminis- organizations haven't Dolf Droge, now on leave States Air Force in the Far trations in Vietnam. finalized program plans in NEW 3-D PROCESS CANNOT BE SHOWN from thp Aeencv for Inter- K.isi }.'e worked as a news- Droge will field questions time to publish them in the ON TELEVISION/ . DON'T MISS IT/ following the speech in the second week listings in each -STA»fVM ballroom and will also Green Sheet. MM REALISM! appear in the Falcon's Nest. CAMPUS FACT Line is STERE0VISI0I Union, in the afternoon. the newest addition to News Cihet*a Ul Mis appearance at the Service. More than 35.000 University is sponsored by calls have been received Cultural Boost and is free to since Fact Line went into ■MmmsT 0H4O1 mat MM aorr amionJAIL* I „»~* « CONCEPT or uaamv ■nunAmaem »«^" •"■»• the public. operation almost a year ago. BOWLING GREEN - TEL. 352-0265 Politicians to appear NOW Monday thru Thursday 8PM Fndav - 7 ft 10 - Sat 2 30. 7 ft 10-Sun ■ 2.5.8 PM on closed circuit TV STUDENT PRICES FOR THURSDAY AND SUNDAY WILl NOT APPIY TO APB-TV's closed circuit television series "The New "THE GODFATHER" Voters'' will feature discussions with three US. politicians Monday, April 3. Senator l.'enry Jackson (D -Washington! will discuss his philosophical differences with the other Democratic presidential aspirants. BRAVO. BRANDO'S GODFATHER Senator Robert Dole (R-Kan.l and Larry O'Brien, chairmen of the Republican and Democratic parties respectively, will answer students' questions about the two 'THE TUB'S FIRST REMIT SATISFYING, lit COMMERCIAL parties. AMERICAN FILM. ONE OF THE MOST BRUTAL AND MOVING Moderator is FCC Commissioner Nicholas Johnson CHRONICLES Of AMERICAN LHFE EVER OESHMEO WITHIN The "New Voters" format will be uncensored and shown THE LIMITS OF POPULAR ENTERTAINMENT." on hundreds of college campuses across the United States. TIC-"IC Ol OS A Mmd lending idttnlure "A SUPERIOR WORK OF POPULAR ENTERTAINHENTI It will be shown all day in the Commuter Center and all CHARLES BRONSON • PHYLLIS KIRK • CAROLYN JONES REMINDS US Of THE VANISHED PLEASURES OF THE OLD- other evenings in residence halls. '••" »"■(*( Or 'HI/. H« ..(RAW Wit I Aft»M«tlbOS PMt .SMUPl. /SMBIOV'MON iNI|*ll» FASHIONED GANGSTER M0VIESI WHAT MORE COULD WE Students should contact the Student Activities Office for Your last chance to see it - Don't miss it! POSSIBLY WANT FROM A MOVIE? HOW OFTEN. THESE DATS the residence hall program schedules DO WE SET ANYTHING LIRE All THAT?" The television series are free to the public. "HOUM of Wax. ti • howling success," -TIME NOW SHOWING! "THE GODFATHEB IS * MOVIE THAT SEEMS TO HAVE EVERYTHING! WARMTH. VIOLENCE. NOSTALGIA. THE CHARISMA OF MARION BRANDO IN ONE OF HIS FINEST PERFORMANCES. AND THE DYNASTIC SWEEP Of AN -8i®io- CL3SSIFIED' mi" ITALIAN AMERICAN BONE WITH THE WIND I"
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"harmfully affects close to a disqualifying hippie people who are unrelated are poorest of the poor, where "She gets that money from million people who are in communes actually hits living together. people can't afford to pay As an example of the welfare. She can't get decent dire need of assistance. hardest at "the poorest of Ronald Pollack, director rent and have to move in..." hardship, the suit cited housing for that. She also the poor." of the New York center, said POLLACK FILED the suit Jacinala Moreno, a 56-vear- needs healthcare, so she One part of the suit moved in with a family." challenges the law itself, which disqualifies unrelated ALTHOUGH HER share individuals who live of the rent, utilities, medical together, but not unrelated April bike trips slated transportation and laundry families. Pollack said. A leaves her only $10 a month second part challenges the for food, hygienic items, Agriculture Department'! 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Laddie Horyl uncertain and will need a lot Sportf Editor midfield units where only four games in eight days will So far this year the Wolves three experienced players Brandman had been counted and Leif Elsmo appears to of work according to THIS WEEK, the Falcons tell us a lot." Cochrane have beaten Oberlln College have been doing a lot of work Coach Mickey Cochrane of relumed from last year. on to take care of that aspect be solid according to Cochrane. However. Lauri continued. "We are coming 6-0 and lost to Ohio State 114. on situational aspects of the the Bowling Green lacrosse And one of those three. of the game this season Cochrane. Turevon in the goal could out of the clouds this week "We will run with two game, preparing for their and had some good THIS YEAR'S Michigan team dubbed this season as Barry Brandman. is out for "Our extra-man attack is make the difference on midfields and a third unit as home opener tomorrow workouts, and our injuries club has lost several starters the "the year of the the season with a leg injury doing real well and our first defense needed, when needed," against the University of are coming around." but all-Midwest players Skip freshmen" for his team suffered in the last game on unit can do the job." said "Turevon will solve a lot Michigan lacrosse club. "Our freshmen are going the spring trip. commented Cochrane. "It is Cochrane. "The big scoring of our problems just by Michigan is a good club Flanagan and Don Kolman a solid unit and has been "I'm really comfortable team according to Cochrane. on attack, along with Carl to come through as we Rich Alpert. Bill Dencker. punch for our team will being in the goal." Cochrane because we are playing on They are ranked as the top Burns, an Oberlin graduate thought they would," Mike Wilcox. Cliff Holland playing good overall. Paul come from the attack. We commented. "On the spring Saturday instead for club team in the Midwest returned. Other all-Midwest Cochrane said "We have a and Tony Vaccaro are the Wayne and John Bowen have have depth there in Hill trip he started on the way to Wednesday as was the Club Division and will try to lot of strength in the new freshmen battling for spots also been doing a good job Grimes and (Verne) an outstanding season with picks returning are custom in years past," said repeat their 7-0 club record outstanding middle Dick people on the first two midfield there." Zabeck." his play. He's a big fixture in Cochrane. "This time during "They (freshmenI had a units. They will be joined by of last season. Dean and crease lot of chances to show what senior co-captain Terry the week gives us a time to Overall, last year the defenseman Dave Fischer. work and also solve a lot of Wolverines were 8-1 and they could do on our spring Cameron and sophomore The game will start problems encountered by all their one win outside of the trip." Cochrane added DaveZiparo tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the At the present time, the students at the beginning of club division was against stadium and if the weather is biggest place the freshmen BOTH CAMERON and a quarter." Bowling Green 5-3 in the inclement, spectators can sit "We are nowhere near a Falcons" first game of the in the press box. Diamondmen play Thinclads face league foes With Wednesday's sophomores Hie Richmond scheduled opener againsl and Mike Frilling along with The Bowling Green track from physical problems he Cleveland State rained out. senior Jim Meerpohl handle "A lot of our success this team will get an early- encountered during the the Bowling Green baseball the pitching chores this season depends on the season taste of Mid- indoor season team hopes to get the weekend Richmond will weights." Brodt said. American Conference Dave Fegley also regular season underway pitch the series opener this "Our big weakness is the competition tomorrow when improved during the spring this weekend with a three- afternoon while Frilling and quality in the long jump and they travel to Ohio trip and tied a school record game series at the Univer- Meerpohl are scheduled for triple jump." said Brodt. University to meet OU and in the 440-yard intermediate "and the only field event we sity of Cincinnati tomorrow's doubleheader. Miami University in a hurdles Ted Farver and Jon have any depth in .s in the The Falcons, sporting a 4-3 After the Cincinnati triangular meet. Helder also have shown pole vault." ledger on the recent spring series, the Falcons visit the Two league champions improvement in the longer The meet tomorrow will trip, have been coming along University of Detroit for a returning for OU are Dave sprints be the first step outdoors for very well, according to head Tuesday afternoon battle Rose in the intermediate The hurdlers as a group the Falcons to improve on coach Don Purvis, and rale before returning home next hurdles and Rick Dowswell have impressed Brodt as their fifth place MAC finish in pretty good shape for this weekend for a three-game in the javelin. Ron Weber. Rich Kramer of last year. If there has weekend's Cincinnati series series against Mid-American "Rose is one of the best in and Jan Rubins join Fegley been a heavy rain at Ohio Purvis plans to have Conference favorite Miami. the MAC." said coach Mel to give the Falcons a young University, the meet could Brodt. "and Dowswell has group, and one that gives BG be moved to Bowling Green Tennis and Golf already thrown 237'7" to win some depth, according to where there is an all- the Florida relay title " Brodt. weather track However. The Bowling Green tennis team under coach Bob Gill Newtphe** by CMfef rVett Bob Allen, a split-end for No weightmen went on the Brodt had no information open their home session tomorrow againsl Central Michigan the Bobcat football team, is spring trip and Brodt is not about the meet Thursday at 9:30 a m on the tennis courts behind the Ice Arena. The Falcon lacrosse team worked on fundamentals this week in a threat in the sprints and in sure of the situation there. afternoon.-CARLE (Ml was 12-8 last year, but will be playing better ___ # preparation for the home opener against the Michigan the long jump, according to competition this year as they will enter the Mid-American Mr Of? Ul lacrosse club tomorrow. In this action they have seemed to Brodt Conference beginning next season have lost the ball. The game will begin at 7 p.m. in the Also Don Barber, in the Four lettermen provide the leadership for the Chips stadium. 880-yard run. is expected to Chuck Sandro and Marc Gelina are the No 1 and 2 men for give the Falcons a battle. He CMU. while Mark Tomlinson and Paul Becker are a solid finished third in the MAC doubles unit who could add depth in the singles with more last year and has had some maturity. good early season work I, The Falcons will be led by Tom Lightvoct. a two-year Intramural Notes FOR MIAMI, they are led letterman who could be the best player in the conference this by distanceman Dennis year, according to coach Bob Gill. Bayhem in the steeplechase Entries for slow-pitch soft- championship as they Skippered by Bill Khman the and pole vaulter Scott THE BOWLING GREEN golf team will be coming off ball leagues arc now avail- defeated Herb Goetschius Betas won their first curling Wallick. who holds the their impressive performance on the spring trip to compete able from residence hall and and Fran Huffman in the title as they bombed "The national indoor mark. In the Ohio Slate Quadrangular tomorrow in Columbus fraternity athletic chairmen final match. End" 9-1 in the finals. Gary Cameron, a two-time . The linksmen won the Northern Division of the Miami Students living off campus Phi Delta Theta captured The Sig Eps and Compton MAC champion in the high (Fla.) Invitational and finished ninth overall in the may pick up entries at the the all-campus handball title Hall led in the all-sports jump, is also back this tournament. Intramural office, 201 by defeating the team of Jeff race. The Sig Eps have 80 5 season and has done 6'7". Led by senior captain Rick Faulk with a 75.5. BG was Memorial Hall Entries are Strata and Carey Brewer in points followed by Kappa The Redskins have a 4:07 Impressive in their first outing of the season due Tuesday. April 4. and the finals 21-11 and 21-16. Sigma. 78.5 and SAE, 77.5. miler in Curt Griffith and a Faulk finished 20th individually with a .102 total, and also games will begin April 10. Dan Peterson and Chuck Compton Hall has piled up 1:52 half-miler in Jim Wilson provided valuable leadership for the younger golfers. The SAE fraternity cap- Davis played for the Phis. 110 points in the residence to lead their distance events. Coach John Piper will choose his other golfers from tured the 1972 all-campus The Pinheads took the all- -hall race to lead Anderson Wilson was third in the MAC freshmen Ken Walters (782 on the southern trip). Steve basketball title as they campus bowling honors by Hall (106.5). During the mile and fourth in the 880- Blowers (78 51, Mark McDonnell (78.71. Jim Stone (80 0) and downed the F.xplos 41-33 in edging Theta Chi in the finals spring quarter, points will be yard run last year. Mike Gardner (80.2) the title game. 22(Ki id 2205 awarded in volleyball, Dean Reinke a freshman The first BG home match will be the Falcon Invitational on Reid Lamport and Karen The Betas captured the all- Softball, track and field and has been impressive, April 29. Lesler won the coed bowling campus curling crown fraternity golf. running a 14 13 three-mile. The Falcons will counter / the two MAC foes with their strong distance team led by all-American Dave Wottle. Clapp to be diamond general Also Craig MacDonald. Rich Breeze, Steve Danforth and Ralph Clapp admits he duties as captain. Clapp year and hit an impressive Purvis about it." trustin.'heexpalined Tracy Elliott give the thought he'd never play could very well emerge as 459 as a sophomore Purvis feels that Clapp is thinclads a lot of depth in the baseball at Bowling Green Poetry in motion as anchorman Davo Wottle one of (he top players in the "BG is a good baseball the ideal person to lead his AS THE regular season distance events. again MAC this year. school." he said. "And 1 squad nears. Ralph believes that IN THE SPRINTS. Ed attempts to overtake a Western Michigan However, thanks to a wanted to go to a school that "His teammates have a everyone is very anxious to Watkins has shown runner in Ihe recent NCAA Indoor track meet. second chance he wanted "CONSIDERING the played a tough schedule great deal of confidence in get started. improvements in the spring Wottle did overtake him and led the BG and got. the senior from trouble I got into last year, him as a player and a "We have limited power trip meets and is recovering sprint medley team to victory. Rochester, NY has been being elected captain was APPEARING IN 19 games person." the coach said. but a lot of speed in our ? elected captain of this year's ^© '9 2 Jos Sch'iiz Brewing Co . Milwaukee and otnet g-eat olies probably the best thing for the Falcons last year, "They'll feel free to go to lineup." he said. "Instead of Falcon baseball team that's ever happened to mostly in the role of a pinch him with their problems and hitting the long ball, most of It all happened during (he me." he said "I'm really hitter or substitute. Clapp this is what I want." the guys hit for a good team's trip to Florida last determined to have a good batted .323. When given a "By nature. Ralph is a average." ARIES, spring Ralph and two others year and prove myself starting assignment quiet individual, so he'll MARCH 21-APRIL 19 became a bit overanxious to "It's just a great feeling." throughout the Northwesl probably lead more by When it gets down to the see what night life was like he remarked Ohio Classic, he responded example than by a lot of nitty-gritty though, Ralph in the south So when they First-year coach Don by going six for nine at the words." he concluded. feels that the Falcon came up missing during bed Purvis is also expecting big plate. Ralph's teammates voted pitching staff will be the key check, all three found things out of his 5'7" third Ralph takes his job as unanimously last November to a successful season themselves holding one-way baseman. captain seriously and hopes to have him captain their "There's no doubt, our bus tickets back to Ohio, "He's without a doubl the to become the leader 1972 squad. Rather than pick pitching is going to have to compliments of Coach Dick most consistent player on everyone expects him to a captain himself. Purvis come through for us," he Young the team. " Purvis said He "1 want all the guys to feels that a team vote is the said. "But mark my word, "I honestly thought I'd doesn't really have one come to me with any best way to choose a leader we're going to surprise a lot never play baseball here outstanding strength, but on problem they may have." he "When the players vote, of teams despite our tough again." Ralph said, recalling the other hand, he possesses added. 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