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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. An Bowling Green Ohio Independent February 18, 1970 Student Voice THe BG news Volume 54 Number 65 History boycott Nixon favors vote seems effective in early stages . The history department boycott was for 18-year-olds k showing signs of success yesterday in the r words of two University administrators. WASHINGTON (AP)-A Justice persons the vote and a responsible role in the House of Representatives. Dr. James G. Bond, vice president of Department spokesman told a Senate the political process may eliminate what "The voting age for participation in |\J student affairs, said history enrollment panel yesterday that President Nixon he called a sense of frustration and all remaining elections-both state and figures thus far have shown a decline in favors a constitutional amendment noninvolvement that has possibly led to local-should continue to be a question for upper level courses. permitting 18 year-olds to vote in the irresponsible behavior of a few. each state to determine," he said. Glenn I. Van Wormer. registrar, said national elections. Saying these are the reasons the seniors showed a lack nf interest in the Deputy Atty. Gen. Richard G. Kleindienst testified before the Senate President favors lowering the voting age subcommittee on constitutional amend- history classes, but the juniors began to Kleindienst testified that such an to 18. Kleindienst said however the ad- ments which has been taking testimony sign up in average numbers shortly after amendment would be the best soluilutiprj Jo ministration believes this should extend noon yesterday. lowering the voting age whili from supporters and opponents of a ile*\still only to elections for president, vice proposal to lower the voting age in all "Seniors might have already taken all allowing the states a free hand in setting president, U.S. senators and members of elections. the history courses they need for the qualifications for voters in state and graduation," Van Wormer said, "but local elections. Vietnamization in 10 years preliminary figures would indicate a In most states the legal age for voting Fourth Street decline in class sign-ups." is 21. Georgia and Kentucky have Two newly-organized groups, lowered this to 18, Alaska to 19 and "Demand Creative Teachers." headed Hawaii to 20. Colby predicts withdrawl by freshman Scott Banks, and "The Kleindienst rejected arguments that WASHINGTON (AP)-The head of the who returned Sunday night from a visit to NEW BOUNDARIES for off-campus students are shown above as University Reform Party." led by fresh- younger persons cannot be trusted to U.S. pacification program in Vietnam Vietnam. outlined by the University Parkin* Committee. The plan gees Into effect man Jon Flanery, launched their boycott exercise the responsibility of the ballot. said yesterday the South Vietnamese The President is basing his U.S. troop In September. plans against the history department He said many of the persons associated could take over complete responsibility withdrawal decisions in part on the Monday. with campus rebellions and disruptive for defending their country within 10 progress of the Vietnamization program, The boycott was designed. Flanery political activism are well past 21 and years "if nothing else arose." under which the combat role is gradually has explained, to protest both the ter- represent only a small percentage of Deputy Ambassador William L. Colby being turned over to the South Viet- New parking outline mination of two history department young Americans. gave that estimate to the Senate Foreign namese. faculty members and disagreement with "The vast majority-both in school and Relations Committee as President Nixon Nixon also said that progress on history department policies of not at work-age living responsible, con- told a group of White House visitors that nonmilitary aspects is "most en- allowing a significant student voice to be structive lives," Kleindienst said. the military part of the Vietnamization couraging" and he added that redefines commuters heard on the criteria under which a "These mature young people should not program "is on schedule." remarkable work is being done on the department dismisses a (acuity member. be penalized for the actions of a few." Nixon made his comment after pacification front. History class boycotting was designed Kleindienst said the Nixon ad- The University Parking Committee the new policy find out from their lan- as a "test case," Flanery said, to sample receiving a firsthand report from The Viet Cong are South Vietnamese has passed a tentative revamping of dlords if parking spaces near their ministration believes that giving young Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird, guerrilla forces. student reaction to the issue of student student parking policies they believe will residences will be provided for them evaluation of professors and their go into effect in September. before they sign their leases. courses. With University Hall as a center point, These students may find it more If the boycott proves successful, all student residences within a half-mile desirable to leave their vehicles at their Flanery hopes other University depart- radius will be considered on campus for residences, Yacos explained, then to ments will re-evaluate their stands on the Mixed feelings exist at 'talks' parking purposes only, according to the park in distant University lots. importance and significance of a student committee's proposal. "It might also be necessary for the GENEVA (AP)-The 25-nation April. might take." evaluation policy. Chief soviet disarmament Delegate This would mean those students af- students affected by this proposed policy More than 5,000 boycott class and disarmament conference resumed Referring to the "serious and fected must park in on-campus lots- change to check with the city police to see yesterday with the United States and the businesslike spirit which characterized Alexei A. Roschin, who is not part of the professor lists have been distributed on SALT negotiations, shared Smith's op- either Lot 6 or Lot 8, during restricted if vehicles have to be off their streets campus and in the University Union Soviet Union in broad harmony over the Helsinki phase of our discussions", parking hours as posted on lot signs. during certain hours, or if round-the- nuclear issues, but deeply divided on the Smith said that "if we can continue in timism over a future treaty to ban giving the names of professors and nuclear weapons from the seabed and the Students residing outside the half- clock is permitted in individual cir- courses which these two organization question of germ and chemical warfare. this manner, it seems to me that the mile radius will be considered commuter cumstances," said Yacos. Gerald C. Smith, head of the U.S. prospect Is brighter than It has been in speedy implementation of the treaty to want to see boycotted. ban the spread of nuclear weapons drivers and must park their vehicles In The boundry lines, according to the These include 16 tenured history Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, the past that we can make some progress commuter lots 1,2,3,4,5,7 or 9. plan include the center lines of the expressed optimism over the future of toward an agreement that is in our in- agreed here in 1967. faculty members and the director of the But there was a direct clash over the John Yacos, senior (BA) and a roadways along the following streets: School of Journalism. Dr. Joseph A. Del strategic arms limitation talks-SALT- terest and in the common interest." parking committee member, said the Frazee Raod, on the north; Yount with the Soviet Union which began in But Smith, who leads the U.S. SALT issue of biological and chemical warfare. Porto. Smith confirmed that the United States is revamping was a committee attempt to Road on the east; Main Street from Flanery said he hoped un- Helsinki, Finland, last November and delegation, said it is at present "too soon come up with an "equitable parking Frazee south to Lehman; Lehman east to continued in Vienna, Austria, in mid- to say what form such an agreement throwing its weight behind a British draft derclassmen, sophomores and freshmen, treaty to ban the manufacture, stock- policy." the railroad tracks and then south to would continue to boycott history Fourth Street, and Fourth east along an piling and use of biological weapons. He recommended those students who department classes when they begin The Soviet Union is insisting on a were to be considered on campus under imaginary extended line to Yount. registration later in the week. blanket treaty banning both chemical Flu epidemic seen and biological weapons. Western officials Stid.it fiids form luccirett regard this as an extreme and unrealistic stand because of the impossibility of barring chemical agents-such as tear bugging health staff and riot-control cases-which are already in tactical use with armed forces. Offers new rating plan The University Health Center is may last until mid-April." British sources claim that neither the By Jim Marino taking precautions in an attempt to The infirmary has taken a few United States nor Britain would accept a structor. and faculty to endorse it here as a Editorial Editor With the present form of evaluation, prevent any further spread of the flu, precautions in addition to closing visiting treaty barring chemical weapons, standard evaluation policy. Sisson feels the results could be invalid. according to Dr. James Olms, director. hours. Even though the infirmary is without adequate verification which the So far, Sisson said, several depart- "We definitely have a flu epidemic at crowded, no one is being turned away. The University Is on the wrong track "The student will tend to grade the ments have mentioned an interest in the traditionally suspicious Russians would with the Student Council professor- Bowling Green," Dr. Olms said. Each patient is given a pencillin shot and be bound to reject. instructor on his own level of expectation form. He is hoping for increased interest. course evaluation form, according to for a grade in the course, said Sisson. "Many of the students have caught made to stay until recovery. Roschin stressed to newsmen his the bug and the infirmary is rapidly This is the time of the year that the flu David Sisson, graduate assistant in In- Student responses are broken down, contention that the issues of biological dustrial Education. individually, by the sex, class, major and reaching capacity." can spread easily. and chemical weapons cannot be divided- "The Health Center has 103 beds and "When we had the extreme low Sisson, who is working on a master's college of the student, and also if the a standpoint supported by most thesis on the development and evaluation course being evaluated is the student's we have had as many as 91 of them temperatures earlier this year the germs nonaligned nations. of a University faculty appraisal system, major, minor or elective. filled," Dr. Olms said. "We have been were more or less inactive and the in- But British officials were confident running between 60-85 of the beds oc- firmary was relatively empty, but said the present forms being filled out Under the University of Illinois that these nations will change their are inaccurate because: Evaluation Questionnaire Sisson en- cupied the past two weeks." whenever there is a break in the weather minds once they see how complex an Visiting hours have been temporarily the flu germs spread and we have a -there is no way to cross-check dorses, students can also respond to issue chemical weapons are, and come questions to make sure students are questions about the course text, discontinued to prevent passible spread marked increase In the number of round to the idea that a simple germ of the illness to other students. patients here," Charlotte Yupa, answering questions accurately and homework assignments, course content warfare treaty is better than none at all. fairly, and interest, organization and other "There will be no visitors for quite sophomore (LA), Infirmary nurse said. The Russians, it is argued, will then be awhile." Dr. Olms said. 'This epidemic -it's difficult to grade the form and to items. forced to modify their positions. compare results, "The test also allows each instructor -no way exists to check the test's to come up with as many as 50 of his own validity, reliability and failability. questions for student response, and the Sisson, who has made it his business computer can score these, as well," said to analyze numerous evaluation forms, Sisson. says he has hit upon a good questionnaire About 700 of the forms were used last form for student use in evaluating quarter in the Industrial Education courses and professors here. department and several of the faculty The form was developed by Richard there, were happy with the results, Spenser from the University of Illinois, Sisson said. and comes in two forms, both a 25 Sisson plans to straighten out a few question and a 50 question variety. rough edges in the form before he This form, says Sisson, contains the presents it to the faculty for University- most complete analytical questions wide approval. available to professors and department He would hope sufficient interest in chairman for viewing student evaluation this plan would be generated by students David Sisson of courses and professors. The visually-scanned, computer- graded form includes positively and negatively worded questions to which students are asked to "agree, strongly, Bill would exempt Ohioans agree, disagree, strongly disagree or omit." A "mean" answer can then be from Vietnam war duty determined and the most common response to a particular question noted. COLUMBUS (AP)-A bill that would from serving in the combat zone in any Also, the final ranking of the professor exempt Ohioans from fighting in the action where Congress has not declared a can be evaluated in comparison with Vietnam war was to be introduced into state of war. other faculty members in the department the Ohio House yesterday. Hill said similar legislation has been and, also with professors on a University- Rep. Thomas E. Hill (D-Cleveland) introduced into the Massachusetts wide basis, who were graded under this said lie believed the bill would permit Legislature. He has six Democratic co- system. members of the 108th General Assembly sponsors for the bill. "The goal of this evaluation Is not to to take a stand on the war. Identify what good teaching Is, but rather "I believe that this legislation is Hill said he thought states should who the good teachers are," said Sisson. constitutional and, If tested in the become involved in national policies. Supreme Court, the results would be that "Whenever any form of government AasecloMd r,..i Wlra»h*» "Some kind of a grade can be DEFENSE ATTORNEYS William M. Knottier, left, and assigned to the professor to make It the Vietnam war is itself un- becomes destructive to life, liberty or the Leonard I. Weiaglais, attorney! far the seven men National Convention in Chicago, wait for the verdict ol possible to see, at a glance, bow the constitutional," Hill said. pursuit of happiness, it is the right of the charged with rlat t—paracj at the 1M8 Democratic their defendents. The Jury Is still deliberating the case. majority of students feel about the in- Hill's bill specifically outlaws Ohioans people to alter it," Hill said. Poge 2/Tht BG Newt, Wednesday, February 18, 1970 *What Can You Expect From A Republican opinion Administration?' epueRiaLS setting it straight

By Dr. Joseph A. Del Porto teaching, then created a dramatic page Faculty Column one by running quotes in opposition taking lead (Wallis said.... Del Porto said...). With reference to last week's BG Because of the manner in which our The College of Business Administration is leading the News article, "Does BG Destroy Good views were presented, readers could not way in injecting student opinion into the process of ad- Teaching," it is time to set some things help but get the impression that he was vancing faculty members through the departmental straight. A good many people on campus forced to resign. Such a journalistic hierarchy. believe that Mr. Wallis, an instructor in technique is not new, and it is definitely All faculty members in the college will be rated by their the School of Journalism, was forced to not "great journalism" as one guest resign. columnist described it. students on their effectiveness as teachers. The results of A notice to boycott classes carries Someone asked me if it was an this evaluation, according to Dean Karl Vogt, will be a these words: "Del Porto is responsible example of "creative writing." I assured factor considered when a faculty member's number comes for the REMOVAL OF WALLIS!" him it was not. up for advancement. Numerous students in a Monday night The headline on the story was a poor We hope this evaluation will be a very important factor. discussion sponsored by the Student choice, and set the stage for what The college will have to prove the seriousness of its Council reflected the same view. followed. "Does BG Destroy Good intentions of giving more weight to student opinion. We The BG News story depicted Mr. Teaching?" is a loaded question, and in Wallis and me in eyeball-to-eyeball the tradition of the much-quoted sincerely hope the intentions expressed by the college are confrontation over what constitutes good illustration of this ploy: "When did you not a smoke-screen to keep the students happy. teaching. Readers were led to believe stop beating your wife?" If given the consideration it deserves, the evaluation that our disagreement was the reason Some of the opinions attributed to me could go far to better education in the college. behind his resignation. Here are the in the article were not accurate. I do This is because faculty members will realize that being facts. believe student evaluations of faculty good teachers is in their own interest in advancing in their Mr. Wallis prefers to teach creative members have value. departments. Research work, the most tangible evidence writing I fiction).and informed me a long I have some reservations, but I am time ago that he would resign from the solidly behind current efforts on campus of merit, will assume less of a primary function of the .School of Journalism upon completion of to use them. My comments on a faculty member, and it will be the students who benefit. a master's degree in that area. He "balanced faculty" in a school of jour- It's not easy to be a good teacher. It takes work and completed his MFA degree in December nalism did not come out in the clear. effort to succeed, as in any other facet of academic life. and announced his resignation ac- The balance referred to is between Through increased recognition for good teaching, cordingly. instructors with the Ph.D. (and some perhaps more faculty members will be willing to make the Mr. Marino of the News interviewed professional or media experience) and extra effort. both of us to get our views on good instructors with significant media ex- perience and no Ph.D. The College of Business Administration has set an our manHoppe «- It is unfortunate that the discussion of example for the other colleges, although its success in what constitutes good teaching-and I am applying student opinion to faculty advancement has yet to delighted to see so many students in- be proven. terested-has resulted in some peculiar The other colleges should seriously consider placing unity through pollution viewpoints. greater emphasis on student opinion In advancing their It is apparent that some students own faculty. It will give both the students and faculty a believe that a Ph.D.is a kiss of death to good teaching, the academic equivalent break. By Arthur Hoppe Central Park. the innocent people you're hurting in this of senility. National Columnist The following week, they dynamited cause of yours." I have learned that some students every sewer in Decatur, N.J. sabotaged "The great thing about ecology as a have no idea what it takes to get a Ph.D. enough poison Once upon a time a young man named the No Deposit Bottle Factory in Billings, cause," said Irwin happily, "is that One who asked me to sign a petition Irwin gave up protests. He gave up S.C. and tried to burn down the heart of everybody's guilty." admitted this. Another said it involved "a A wise move was made by President Nixon in banning protesting Vietnam, the draft, sexually I.os Angeles - but they couldn't find it. And with that he proceded to set fire to lot of politicking." Suggestion: get the segregated rest rooms and pigs on the family car, tip over the family bar- facts, then form your opinions. military production and use of deadly toxins, as he has Young Irwin, home on the lam, was done for other germ warfare weapons. campus. becue and smash up all two-and-a-half A final word. I am not overlooking the confronted by his tearful mother. "Why toilets in the family's two-and-a-half-bath fact that the News has done a good thing An administration spokesman commented that by "Ecology is the one true cause!" said Irwin nobly, just like most young people don't you quit that radical SDS, dear," house. in bringing the issue before the student abandoning work with toxins, "we are demonstrating that of the time. "I shall devote myself to she pleaded, "and join the nice, When he'd gone, his parents ruefully body. Faculty members, administrators, we are serious about controlling the arms race, and that making a more beautiful world." respectable Sierra Club instead?" surveyed the wreckage. "I think I liked it and students will benefit from open we are willing to take risks for peace." "Oh, my beamish boy," cried his "Those Uncle Smokeys!" snorted better," said his mother with a sigh, discussion. Afar more significant and meaningful move to control happy mother, like mothers everywhere. Irwin. "They just want to conserve the "when he was only mad at the President," We are all concerned with getting "I knew you'd give up those silly wilderness we've got. But we're going to the university, the police and the Army." good teachers and keeping them, and if the arms race, if the administration is really serious, make the whole country into one big would be to scrap the Safeguard antiballistic missile demonstrations and settle down to doing Moral: The generation gap won't be teacher evaluations will contribute wilderness!." closed until these exuberant young fools system. good." towards this goal, then let's welcome "Everybody's for ecology, son," said But son, pleaded his father, "think of grow old. Or we old fools grow exuberant. them with open arms. In addition to being a more substantial committment his pround father, like fathers toward peace, abandoning the ABM would save a lot of everywhere. "At last we've found a money. common cause that will close the A probably more accurate reason for banning generation gap." ',» production of toxins is that there is no need of them now, if And it did. Irwin joined the Students there ever was a need for them at all. for Delightful Surroundings. He spent his By its own admission, the administration said there is days spearing litter with a pointy stick. And his evenings circulating petitions an ample supply of chemical and nuclear weapons to take demanding that Something Be Done. up the slack. The older generation finally approve* Although the present stockpile of biological weapons of the younger generation. Everybody was liappy. news Lerrers remains, at least if the administration keeps Its word, the stockpile won't get any larger. Rut after a year or so, Irwin and his young friends discovered that spearing litter seemed somewhat joyless. And circulating petitions seemed somewhat thanks for experience, nameplate pointless. Nothing much got done. As a senior, I have spent my last four informed both the secretary and the hell of a rewarding experience and for THe BG news Oh, Congress passed a few bills. The years at this school participating in president of the Student Body that I returning my nameplate. And to the corporations talked iibout "corporate many rewarding experiences. I have had wanted to resign because of teaching University community, take a good look An Independent Student Voice responsibility." The President said the the. opportunity to lead my fraternity, responsibilities. at yourselves-l think I'll stick with the local communities must do more. The work as an undergraduate assistant in •di'lo* bruce m. larrick They told me, don't worry about it, we silent majority. local communities said Washington must the Dean's office, and participate on the would rather you stay on and come when managing editor I d. stephenson ee do more. And the 1972 Bclchphume-8 had Interfraternity Council. you can; I said ok. Ken Eckhart editorial editor /ame, p_ marino 16 chromeplated exhaust pipes. It was a I have enjoyed work in the theatre, Well, I just wanted to thank them for a 209 Phi Delta Theta best seller. "'"" « Cil""' •. daneene j. fry forensics. Freshman orientation, and So the air got smoggier, the waters have had many thought-provoking issue editor william f. hronek fouler, the litter deeper and the super- classes. But just like every other student, getting into deep water sports editor gory I. davis markets more crowded. the bad experiences have been there eopy editor kenneth a. berzof "These things take time, son," said also. Whoa! Jump back Jack! What are we News applauds itself with a little article doing? on the front page telling us all about the photo editor gle„ eppleston Irwin's father nervously. "At least Whether in class, organizations, or in you're doing good, dear," said Irwin's many cards and letters that have been business manager rii hard m. Harris friendships; they have been there, too. The events of the last week or so have mother uneasily. But the most disgusting, worthless ex- created quite a stir among the in- coining in. This has to be the epitome of | advertising manager h. John holtz At 5:14 p.m. the following Tuesday, perience 1 have ever had is with the tellectuals of the university. But why? journalistic vanity. assistant adi . man Constance r. zoll the SDS staged a lie-in on the Pasadena flaming Student Council of this univer- The BG News has a column lamenting Aside from that, the leaders of all I circulation manager .donald luce Freeway. The resultant traffic jam, sity. the apathy or the lull in activism which these newly formed, idealistic parties extending from Anaheim to Azusa This group is concerned with so much has swept the campus since the depar- and committees should analyze what has eventually had to be paved over. The BG News la pubL.h.d T .,day. thru Fridays during the roguler trivia that it is beyond all my com- ture of some noted campus leaders. happened. You have been manipulated u by the independent voice of self-1 school ,.„., gnd once o wees during the summer sessions, under author- The Nation was outraged. Editorial prehension. Instead of attempting Coincidentally or not, a few days later ity ef lha Publicotlons Committee of Bowling Croon Slot. University. writers thundered: "No little band of valuable work for the student body and there is a big splash on the resignations rightiousness. You have been shuffled | Opinions espreesed in editorial cortoons or othor columns In tho Nows radicals, no matter how just their cause, trying to increase communication among and firings of several Ph.D candidates. into a contrived situation. do not necessarily reflect tho opinions ol tho University Administration lias the right to. . ." faculty, administration and community, From this, a fallout of boycotts, outrage, It seems as if the BG News has waved I fecully or slofl or tho Stole ol Ohio. Opinions e«pressed by columnists do strikes, petitions, and confrontations has a magic wand over you saying, "be an | not noceesorlly rolled the opinion, ol the BG News. Edllorlols In the BC The next day, the SDS blew up 16 they pull off one tactless blunder after occurred. activist, be an activist" No»s rolled the opinions ol the majority ol member, el tho BC News Edi- dams to create wild rivers, toppled 42 oil another. tor! ol Boord. derricks to promote clean beaches and I found myself the lone abstainer time Then, as if in proper protocol, the BG What if the headline in the Feb. 101 booed every passing baby carriage in after time because members refused to paper had been "Does BG Castrate Its I stick up for their opinions due to what stifling education Friendly Squirrels?" Would there have O'BRIEN! COME JOIN THE PARTY!' others would think of them. been an open forum on squirrel They all are in favor of everyone The contempt of you academic power castration? Would there have been a [ doing what they want to do, but they try people for student intelligence and University Testicle Restoration Party? I to institute measures that are not the significance is destroying the quality of Would there have been a boycott onj opinion of the majority of students. our education. buying nuts? They feel anti-war demonstration is of Stifle us before we can breathe See how deep the water is before you | dive headfirst . . _ , critical importance, that birth control properly and you will have a heap of JohnBoal pills should be available for the corpses as evidence for your foregone 427 N. Main "protection" of female students, that conclusions, and faculty members will ROTC should be put on the line because, become glorified caretakers for a state- after all, it's only a reflection of party endowed cemetery. and a political maneuver. We don't propose to imitate Lazarus let's hear froM yoe Unfortunately, I cannot agree with being raised from the dead, because The BG News wtkonxs all letters to I any of these. They slam the ad- rigor mortis has not set in. We need a the editor and year opinioa columns. ministration every chance they get, shot of adrenaline. We need a challenge. Dae to oar desire to bring you thel whether it's the Board of Trustees or We want teachers who know that what largest cross-iectloi of vlewi and I PAC. they have to give is worth our time and oplnioas, however, we ask that letters be I Right now I'm waiting for them to theirs, not just four hours to fill a group ao more than 3M words, typewrittea, aad | institute a campus-wide boycott of requirement. columns be a maifra-ni at fa classes because four professors were The four professors who are leaving typewrittea pages, tripie-iaaced. suspended for totally "unjust" reasons. are men who do not consider their We maiatala the right to edit all Last Friday, after returning students notetaking automatons, but materials which exceed those limit., aad from student teaching, I was informed rather human beings capable of in- to edit with respect to the Laws at libel | that my term on Council had ceased telligent and creative Interaction. The and good taste. because I missed three consecutive kind of teaching that should be'en- All letters aad cohuno. sabmttted to j meetings. couraged is being squelched. The News become the property at The| That's a hell of a way to learn you've Newt ejM cinwt be fetanetd. been suspended; in the shower from one Christine Yess Theresa Schmidt Material, shoald he addressed to The I of your brothers. JoAnn Ernsthausen Nancy Cramer BG News, Editorial Editor, IN At the beginning of this quarter, I 152 Crim Street Ths BG Nsws, Wednesday Ftbruary 18, 1970/Pagt 3 Bombs strike Egyptian bases TEL AVIV (AP) - Israeli He said the planes One target was 19 miles the planes returned safely to attacks. warplanes swept to within 19 remained clear of civilian south of Cairo and a few miles Israel. The statement issued by miles of Cairo yesterday to centers around the Egyptian from the industrial city of Israel has pledged to halt Tass, the official Soviet news bomb two Egyptian bases capital for the fifth straight Helwan, the spokesman said. the bombing as soon as Egypt agency, was the closest storing Soviet-built SA2 day since the bombing, ter- He placed the second target as honors the cease-fire along the Moscow has come to saying missiles, in Israeli military med accidental by the also being close to Helwan Suet Canal. publicly that it will provide spokesman reported. Isrraelis, of a civilian factory. The spokesman reported Earlier, Israeli jets more arms- probably MIG23 swooped low over the canal to fighters, to Egypt unless attack Egyptian military Israel halts its attacks on the positions on the west bank. Nile Valley. Bomb injures police; A spokesman said the planes struck bunkers, anti- In an apparent reference to the Israeli air raid near Cairo aircraft positions, motor pools last week that killed 70 factory and army camps in the central explosions nationwide workers, the Soviets charged SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A injured, one with a severed sector of the 103-mile Prior to the 10:50 p.m. waterway during the two-hour that Israel is "ready to bomb exploded on a police neck vein. bombing, nearly 1,000 trespass all limits and resort station window sill late It was the second police protesters against the Chicago raid. to any kind of atrocity." Monday night, spraying the station bombing in the San Meanwhile, the Soviet contempt sentences fought Union said it will give the inside with metal staples. Six Francisco Bay area-and the with police and broke windows The Kremlin also attacked Arab countries the "necessary the United States, referring to policemen were reported third in the nation-in four in Berkeley. days. support" to "strengthen their it as "those who put weapons" In Berkeley last week, two security" against Israeli Halt 'ineffective' Police Cap. Charles Barca shrapnel-packed sections of in the hands of the Isrelis. speculated that the blast pipe exploded in a police might have been connected parking lot and injured seven says UN chief with demonstrations in nearby officers, one seriously. Berkeley against contempt of No arrests have been made UNITED NATIONS. (AP) - court sentences in the Chicago yet in either explosion. Secretary-General U Thant riot conspiracy trial. Across the nation in Ai.oeiot.

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Approximate date of marriage _ _ . Engaged formally? (announced) Informally?. . Have vou received cngjg^incn: rin^' Applications are being Where will you live? (Circle one) A. Furnished apartment B. Unfurnished apartment C M.-n.,-> of your own O. With parents E. Don't kno* accepted for editor-in- KESSEL'S chief of the 1*71 "Key". Alter you marry, will you: (Circle one) A Work B Go to school C. Full time hememaker Application blanks may Have you arranged for wedding photographer' Florist? Caterer' Wedding cake'_ . _._ Tu« rental'. _ . be obtained at the Key Have you purchased bridal gown? Have you registered silver patttern? Have you selected carpet' Drapes?. office, 11* Student "Bowling Green's Services Bldg., or Have you purchased living room furniture? Bedroom furniture? TV set'_ _ Stereo' Refrigerator'. ... Stove' . Sewing Machine' . _ School of Journalism, On your honeymoon will you: (Circle one) A. Drive B. Fly C Other D Don't know yet Coat And 1M University Hall. How long will you be away? (Circle one) A. Less than a week. B. 12 weeks C 2 veeks or more Deadline Is February it. int. Do you have savings account? Checking account? Charge account? Automobile' What make' What year?. . Dress Place" Future husband's employer Length of emp College graduate & year , 'Reg, mark belonging to Bridal Fair. Inc ______^___^__ e Pogt 4 The BG News. Wednesday. February 18, 1970

0 Where 25 Misled. 44 Fad. Minos 27 City official 47 Repeat. PUZZLE reigned. 28 Overhead. 49 Softly. By Samuel K. Fllcgaer 7 British 29 Mondav In 50 Horn. dyers: abbr. Madrid. 53 Custom. Miami U sponsoring - ACROS8 70 Jockey. 8 With: Fr. 31 — 54 Broth. 1 Loot. 71 Place in 4-1). 9 Greek contenders 55 Yes — 5 Junk. statesman. 32 Circum- 56 Conduit. 10 A.M. DOWN loKery. ference. 57 Cosmonaut 14 Conceal. 11 Tentmaker. 33 Muse of Gagarin. Viet lecture program 15 Crossbeam. 1 Lenn-to. 12 Flower- Poetry. 59 In the same 16 Chinese 2 Trick, 13 Russian 34 Spanish place. island. 3 Fixure in veto. gentleman. 00 Apollo's OXFORD-Mi»mi Monday to Kenneth Young, political science professor at 17 Ardor. 4-D. 21 Mashing 30 On.in H instrument. University's "Voices of president of f>e Asia Society Brooklyn College. 18 Allude. 4 0.T. Book. utensil. 40 Rival. lil Jacket Both Roberts and Mc- 19 Legal action. 5 Pace. 23 (iazclle. 41 Infer. 04 Faulty. Dissent" turns to its next topic and former ambassador to 20 Conduct this Sunday: "After Vietnam. Thailand, who will speak at 4 Williams wiU speak on the ■nark. "Future Role of the Military." 22 Smoke. vn . .What?" p.m. Later, at 8 p.m., David ' 2 3 5 • 7 • ii 12 13 The four-day program will Schoenbrun, commentator The sixth and final session 24 One — ' ' • (partial). M , contain six sessions led by a and author will speak. wiU be held Wednesday, Feb. 20 Male swan. Irtti 25, at which time Nat Hentoff, " Itir keynote address by U.S. Sen. Young's topic, as well as 27 111 will. n Charles Goodell (R-N.Y.), Schoenburn's, is "Domestic journalist and author, will 30 Blows up, as | " - conclude the series with a talk a photo. so Sunday, at 8 p.m. Foreign Policy." 35 Vituperate. 21 123 Senator Goodell's ap- On Tuesday, Kenneth on "New Politics and 36 Plum. pearance is sponsored by the Roberts, deputy director of Dissent" 37 ShilleloHh 34 Senator Goodell's lecture country. " Cooperative Campus long range plans in internation 17 IS a ■ >> 31 14 will be held in the University's 38 Thither. Ministry. His keynote address security affairs, defense 39 Drive buck. ! will be on "Domestic department, will speak at 4 Withrow Court. Subsequent 42 Operated. 13 Priorities." p.m. Speaking at 8 p.m. will be lectures will be held in Hall 43 Kiln. P The series then turns Auditorium. 45 Australian II Wilson Carey McWilliams, fish. j . " "While our divided nation's 411 Likewise. II attention is diverted to the 48 Determined. * " ! Donations build up, intricacies of withdrawal, it is 50 Playwright. «« • • time now to look beyond 51 Tome: al>l>r. » WOULD YOU BELIEVE that I've no best in my 52 — cap. I Vietnam to the crucial years room and I'm flunking my subjects and I lost my 54 Unspecified I ahead," said Barry Glazer, | - " scholarship. But It Isn't all that bad... There's only manner. n 55 56 17 59 SO • I deadline this week 58 Free of one of the chairmen of the 29 days before spring break. '• germs. 12 •■ 4 The total amount the received to more than $5,000, "Voces of Dissent" com- with donations still due from mittee, adding, "All our 02 Simkcn. " - charities board has received 03 Ptpellkr, ■a so far has soared because of the faculty and many of the speakers are well-versed in (15 Border on. " ;; the contribution of $1,050 dormitories. This year's goal their respective topics, and 88 Entity. It « Is $7,000, one hundred dollars 07 Parisian made by Alpha Phi Omega, can be expected to give new storm- " from the money it collected more than last year, when the perception to our experience TO 08 Delgrade 1 1 • Field Enterprises, during its fourth annual charities board collected in Vietnam." VII'. Inc., 1970 $8,000. Voices of Dissent is an 00 Liqueur Beauty and the Beast contest. glass. The Alpha Phi Omega Included in the $5,000 total annual student-sponsored DO t contribution raised the total so far received is $920 Miami University series Solution of Yesterday's Puxzle that the charities board has collected during the Mardi presenting prominent CRYPTOGRAM — lly Esther Neville Gras carnival. That goal was spokesmen for various ex- TODaY T H! $600. This week is the Down with the tremes of some current issue. ■v 1 i i A IIAKF TA. TUX II O A I.KFI'X (■) lj deadline for sending in con- This year's program, cen- FjT TIHIE 1 i ■ t , N lit supplement! tributions. The charities board tering around the Vietnam AWS UAOTRAVEL nun nnnn unnnn ||t |R|R|0 I RlFBBl The editor of the literary then puts all the money it issue, is, in part, being Will sponsor a Revlon COMMITTEE sSBsi 1 111 A.UI IIMIIIIH I. EMD IK) A Demonstration beginning at WiU host an information ■ ;IUU ■. s 1 1 ! V supplement is decadent, receives into one total, at sponsored by the YM- SIC [AIL 7:30 p.m. in 210 Hayes Hall as night on the upcoming Ii 1) o 1 1 •1 1 6 i which time the money is CA.YWCA, Student Senate, 'inu p bourgeousle. Besides, he Bahamas (March 19-24) and n ft ABVGIN * R KliMKIi ID ME I) El HIIA never prints the stuff I turn distributed among eight Student Activities Council, the part of its Women*■ Week. ; 5 T« HO 5 l ABU charitable organizations: The Miami Forum, Panhellenic Scandanavlan (summer) llhll 1 t c Q HMM H into him. Time for student IJ 41:110 American Cancer Society, Association and the CAMPUSGOLD tours at 7 p.m. in the Dogwood ■ mm ;■■■ FARITA FARMED? action! Help stamp out poetry. Finn iin n 0 QlsMi Boycott metaphor, hyperbole Abac, muscular dystrophy, Association for Women Will meet at 6 p.m. in the Suite, Union. Taft Room, Union. H Ma H c * N Ynterliay'l cryptogram: Thoroughbred horse and English 202. multiple sclerosis, American Students. iRlL 3 f ( A N i H PROUT BRIDAL You'd be copping out to the Korean Foundation, Student ■Ajflj p p 1 [1 [ fi r liroiighl debts. establishment if you sub- Emergency Fund (which UNIVERSITY SERIES mitted original poetry, fiction serves the University), the Edicatioi help PLAYERS Presents the second part of Perrysburg Heights Project?, WiU meet in the Joe E. Its series, Jon Klever, from or art work to Tom Tressler, The College of BG News, 108 University Hall. and World University Service. Brown Theatre, University Klever's Jewlers, wiU present Education Program Hall at 5:30p.m., not6 p.m. as a china, crystal and silver Placement Office will printed in the Green Sheet. display in the Alumni Room, be open during the noon Union from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 This section is yours, THE WINDJAMMERS hour all this week to SOCIETY FOR p.m. help Education students PHYSICS STUDENTS who are in need of WiU meet at 4 p.m. in 261 FLYING CLUB send pictures, stories Fri. & Sat. assistance. Overman Hall. Will meet at 5 p.m. in the Capital Room, Union. • Remember how you submit Meetings. It's pretty curring by your long-lost 8:30 Till l:OOAM. stuff for the literary sup- discouraging to have a roommate, an easy solution YOUNG POETS AND Students, need flyers for f\W JfB plement and the arts page, meeting for all the gang and would be to send a UtUe notice WRITERS ORGANIZATION and the letters to the editor... ALPENHORN ROOM upcoming elections? HMJ^ji&pt then have no one show up. to the campus page. WiU meet at 7 p.m. in the WeU, you can still do that, Here's a suggestion. Any time In any case, whatever you 119 N. MAIN Faculty Lounge, Union. but you can also now submit you're going to have a bash, have, If you'd like something For fast service ^^ WEATHER whatever you want to the send a little notice over to the published that wouldn't Today's readings from the campus page. campus page and then normally find room in our Geography department In- Pictures. For all of you everyone wiU show up (that normal news pages, type It on come to dicates partly cloudy to clear photographers out there that way they can pay their dues). some scraps of paper and send skies with colder tem- yearn for your pictures to be Announcements. If you it on over here to the Campus QUICKPRINT COPY CENTER peratures through tomorrow. published and are looking for have any announcements you Page, BG News, 106 The winds wUI come from the an outlet by which to display would like to make public, University Hall, and be sure 111 S Main Bowling Green Phone 352-67(2 northwest, Increasing tonight, your skill to the campus, send ranging from short articles on you're name, address and and becoming southeasterly them to the campus page, interest groups, to, perhaps, a phone number accompanies tomorrow. along with the negatives. denomination of debts in- all submissions. CLAZEL Wizard of Id Parker and Johnny hart NOW THRU TUESDAY, MAR. 3 EVE. AT 7 • 9:30-Sat & Sun Mat. -at 2 and 4:40 FAR MORE- OF EVERYTHING!! James Bond OOT is back!

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The BG News, Wednesdoy, Februory 18, 1970/Pagt 5

Career tanning Employment Senator urges change lacpment Service Opportunities for integration policies

WASHINGTON (AP)-Sen. But the Stennis uniform school systems for blacks, and The following employment FEBRUARY 26 Chatham Borough Public John Stennis (D-Miss.) ssid national policy amendment is both inadequate to, and opportunities are available for Sch.. N.J. - Open Schedule U.S. General Acctg. Office - yesterday he was pushing an will do nothing to help this inappropriate for, dealing the week of Feb. 23. Ap- Acct.. Bus. Stat., Econ., Fin. Scottsdale Sch., Arizona - amendment for uniform situation, he insisted. with de facto residential pointments for interviews can & Banking, Gen. Bus., Indus. Open Schedule national enforcement of segregation." now be made in the Office of Mgmt. & Prod., Mktg. Warren Consolidated Sch., school desegregation policies On the other hand, he said, Four Southern governors Career Planning and Special Services Section, Mich. - Indus. Ed., Math, Sci., because he wanted people in the proposal "will aggravate meanwhile discussed with Placement Services, third HPE-Girls, Diagnostician Dept. of Array - Art, Vocal the North to find out what the situation in the South by senators from Deep South floor, of the Student Services Music, Speech, HPE Xenia Bd. of Ed., O. - Open "massive integration" means. delaying or aborting action states in Washington various Building. Schedule The Mississippian, is an already weU underway there. means that could be applied Crestline Public Sch., 0. - FEBRUARY 27 emotion-charged speech wiU play into the hands of the against forced school in- BUSINESS Open Schedule Ferris State College - Open opening the debate on his opponents of ending separate tegration. North AUegheny Sch. Dist., Schedule proposal, declared that the FEBrTUAfcY 23 Penn.- AU Areas South had been the scene of an Northwestern Mutual Life SCHOOLS Prince William Co. School, all-out attack on school Insurance Co. - Open Schedule Va. - AU Areas segregation while virtually State Farm Insurance FEBRUARY 23 Versailles Exempted Village nothing had been done In the DELTA UPSILON Company - Acctg., Econ., Fin, Grosse lie Twp. Sen,. MICH. Sch., O. - Open Schedule North. Banking. Gen. Bus., In- Gen Drafting Indus . Arts, Duarter Unified Sch. Dist., "And yet," he asserted, surance History. Diagnostician Calif. - El. Ed., Eng.. HPE, "the figures are undisputed OPEN Vick Chemical Company - All Mentor Board of Ed.. 0. - All Home K>.. Gen. Ind. Ed., that hundreds of thousands of Areas Areas Math. Sci.. Spec. Ed. blacks are going to schools in HOUSE I.ybrand, Ron Bros. - Acctg. Fairborn City Sch. d,-lAI Shawnee Sch.. O - AU Areas the North which are 95 to 100 Sherwin-Williams Co. - Acctg., Areas Elkart Comm. Sch.. Ind. - Sec per cent black. Chemistry West Irondequoit Central Feb. 24 "I want those in the North Seiberling Tire Rubber Co. - Sch., NY. - Open Schedule TONITE Lorain Co. Bd. of Ed., O. - See to find out if they want this Econ., Gen. Bus., Indus. Parma Public Sch.. O. - All Feb. 24 immediate, massive in- Mgmt., Prod., Mktg.. Selling ? Areas 7-8:30 Olmsted Falls Sch., O. - See tegration or not. I don't Sales Mgmt., Bus. Adrs Bd. of Ed. of Baltimore Co.. Feb. 24 Md. - AU Areas believe they do." All Interested Men Sen. Jacob K. Javlts (R- FEBRUARY 24 West Geauga Lo. Sch.. O. - AU FEBRUARY 26 ■ N.Y.) said he was quite Consumers Power Co. ■ Acctg Areas West Lansing Public Sch., willing to concede that Welcome Clark Equipment Co. - Open Weston High School, Conn. - Mich. - Open Schedule • tiotiDiM ririi wiraphete segregation caused by Schedule Open Schedule Muskegon Heights Public residential patterns was a Kellogg Company - Bus. Sl.it . Henry County Sch., O. - Art. JAPAN'S LAMBDA 4S racket soars into space on a Sch.. Mich. - Art. El. Ed., serious problem in his state Indus. Mgmt., Prod., El. Ed., Music, Slow Lear- ml»kk>o to pat the satellite "Ohsuml" Into earth Girls' HPE, Indus. Ed., Vocal and all over the North. Statistics, Biology, Chem., ners, Speech & Hearing Music, Spec., Counseling orbH. Foods ? Nutrition. Math Wayne Co. Jt. Vocational Sch., Are You A College FEBRUARY 24 0. - Bus. Ed., Eng., Voc. Home FEBRUARY 25 . L'Anse Creuse Public Schools, Ec., Soc. Studies, Reading Health division helps Ernst - Acctg., Econ., Mich. - El. Ed., HPE. Indus. Toledo Public Schools, 0. - AU Fin. & Banking, Gen. Bus. Ed., Ub. Scl., Math, Music, Areas DROPOUT? Employers-Commercial Gen. Sci., Special Ed. Fort Wayne Comm. Sch., 0. - Union Ins. - Acctg., Bus. suit . Elkart Comm. Schools, Ind. - AU Areas migrants; work varied We have an Immediate opening for a full tune Econ., Fin. & Banking, Gen, All Areas South-Westem City Sch. Dist., I.onim Co. Bd. of Ed. - All young man with a reasonable amount of In- Bus., Insurance, Bus. Adm. 0. - AU Areas Nearly 50 per cent of all every home with a new child. Of the $250,000 budget lor Areas telligence to step Into the Interesting field of Aetna Life Casualty - Open Galion City Sch., O. - Open reported tuberculosis cases in So many young mothers have the department, only 124,000 Warren Woods Public Sch., newspaper advertising. He must be able to type, Schedule Schedule Wood County come from never handled a young baby has been allocated for the Mich. - Open Schedule Dun & Bradstreet, Inc. - All Stockton Unified School Dist., migrant labor camps, said before. hiring of a new commissioner. spell accurately, print legibly, own a car for Willard City Sch., 0. - El. Ed., Areas Calif. - Open Schedule Mrs. Katherine Edwards, This often leads to rejec- Most doctors are reluctant travel inside BG and be military exempt. Start at HPE, Indus. Ed. Westinghouse Electric Corp. - Garden City Public Sch., director of nursing services tion of the cluld if the baby is to leave a lucrative private a reasonable wage and work your way up. This Is Undergh Sch. Dist., Missouri - Acctg., Fin., Indus. Mgmt., Mich.• AU Areas for the Wood County Health fussy." she said. practice and take a pay cut an excellent opportunity for the right man in a Prod., Personnel Mgmt. All Areas Pomona Unified Sch. Dist., Dept. Commenting on the with the county, said Mrs. field that is unlimited. Contact our personnel Ex-Cell-O Corp. - Acctg., Bus. Paulding Co. Sch., 0. - Adm., Calif. - All Areas Edwards. Making migrant camp migrant camps in the county, manager. 352-5236. Stat., Indus. Mgmt. & Prod., Bus. Ed., El. Ed., English, Duarte Unifeid Sch. Dist., visits for sanitation in- Mrs. Edwards said correction The duties of the sanitation Math, Music, Speech & Mktg., Statistics Calif. - See Feb. 25 spections is one of many of child defects and sanitation department Include checking Hearing duties the health department problems were the main camps, both migrant and South Orangetown Central FEBRUARY 26 FEBRUARY 27 Is responsible for. concerns of the department. recreational, checking public The Daily Sentinel-Tribune Sch. Dist. No. 1, N.Y. - AU Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. - Van Wert City Sch., 0. - Bus. Nursing services offered Regular camp visits are food establishments, private Areas Open Schedule Ed., El. Ed., English, Ind. by the department include conducted to "try and find sewage disposal, milk and Bowling Green. Ohio Ofansted Falls Sch., O. - AU Procter & Gamble Co. - Acc- Ed., Ub. Scl., Math, Vocal school health programs, home problems that need medical water analysis, rabies control, Areas tg.. Fin. Music, Sci., Slow Learners health care, maternal and attention," she said. checking swimming pools and Westwood Heights Sch., Mich. Cooper Tire & Rubber Co. - Monroe PubUc Schools, Mich. child health services, TB and Mrs. Edwards said solid waste disposal. Gen. Bus., Indus. Mgmt & - Dist. Ed„ El. Ed., Eng., - El. Ed., Eng., Indus. Ed., rheumatic fever control, malnutrition in migrant in- The health department Is Speech & Drama, Non-Voc. Prod., Mktg., Retailing, Math, Bio., Gen. Sci., Special mobile X-ray units and clinic fants is an acute problem. governed by the Wood County Home Be., Indus. Ed., Math, Selling & Sales Mgmt., Bus. Ed., Speech & Hearing services. When the mothers are in the Health Board. The Board LESS SLEEP Adm.. Chem. Vocal Music, Reading Cherry HiU Sch. Dist., Mich. - Seventeen nurses are on fields it's easier to put a bottle includes five members, one of Specialists. Open Schedule the health department staff. in the infants' mouths than to whom must be a medical Whitehall City School, O. - Art, FEBRUARY 27 EucUd PubUc Sch., O. - AU The nurses give visual and be with the children, she doctor. The members are THROUGH Bus., El. Ed., Gen. Indus. Ed., Charles Pfizer - Phar- Areas hearing tests to school added. appointed to the Board by the maceutical Sales Math, Emotionally Disturbed, BeUefontaine City Sch., 0. - children, TB patch tests, and Bad nutrition can lead to county township trustees for Speech & Hearing PPG Industries - Acctg., Gen. El. Ed., HPE, Indus. Ed., mass immunizations on a future mental illness as weU five-year terms. BETTER LECTURES. Bus., Mktg.. Chem., Math Bd. of Ed. of Baltimore Co., Math, Inst. Music, Speical Ed. clinic basis In addition to other as inviting a host of contagious Md. - See Feb. 23 Touche Ross & Co. - Acctg., Ft. Wayne Comm. Sch., Ind. - important duties. diseases, she said. Indus. Mgmt., Prod. West Geauga Lo. Sch., O. - See See Feb. 26 Mrs. Edwards said the The department has been FOUND SOME INTERESTING Feb. 23 Dow Corning Corp. - Acctg., Stockton Unified Sch. Dist., department hoped to con- unable to find a doctor to Sch. Dist. of the City of Mktg., Selling & Sales Mgmt., Calif. - See Feb. 26 centrate more on pre-school assume the post of com- COURSES THAT Saginaw, Mich, - AU Areas Bus. Adm., Chem. Garden City Public Sch., and infant care in the future. missioner since Coy has been Your Main Lafrentz & Co. - Acctg. FEBRUARY 25 Mich. - See Feb. 26 "I wish we could get into in command. HAVE CHANGED YOUR Raytheon Co. - Open Schedule birthdate WHOLE COLLEGE LIFE? AGENCIES indicates AND COLLEGES You could buy the (Less Sleep And Htrntley to give appearance one of those small cars. in your More Listening During final goodnight life of Lectures; More Sleep And Less Fun A Games At Night.) HELENA, Mont. (AP) the phrase Newscaster Chet Huntley But look what you don't get announced Monday he would say a last "goodnight" to Federated TELL OTHERS David Brinkley and the National Broadcasting Co. Department ABOUT some time between May 15 and Aug. 1. Nova's Nova's Stores, Inc. glove "I'll be leaving the day-night Nova's YOUR COURSES. Nova's compartment rearview mirror more usable 'Huntley Brinkley Report' anti-theft with lock luggage This some time between May 15 ignition key capacity and Aug. 1," Huntley said. He warning buzzer Nova's said the exact date was not Nova's cigarette Nova's presents Magic-Mirror acrylic lighter rear windows definite. lacquer finish that roll up Brinkley, in signing off and down anew Nova's NBC's early evening newscast choice of three career EVALUATE ALL Monday, said the date would standard Nova's be Aug. 1. engines: cargo-guard YOUR PRESENT CLASSES - Brinkley said, "Chet 4, 6, or V8 luggage opportunity compartment Huntley, on vacation, is in Nova's BOTH PROFS & COURSES. Montana where he announced room for five Nova's if you today that Aug. 1 he will leave passenj/ers and their luggage forward - NBC News, and the Huntley - mounted door answer the Brinkley Report, after 1SH lock buttons PROFESSOR - COURSE Nova's years and go into a private foot-opera ted Nova's ad. enterprise, the development ef parking brake flush-and-dry Krlle EVALUATION a big recreational area in rocker panels Icdrralrd IVrrarlrjKnl Stom, Inc.. Nova's Director or Montana." Eircljtr Rriovrrri. bias belted Nova's I incinn.li. Oklo 45202 ply tires computer- FEBRUARY 16- 20 Nova's selected wider tread - springs The stars say front and rear hard work could Study in Nova's During Class Registration Guadalajara, Mexico inner fenders be followed by front and rear Grand Ballroom Iho Guodolaroro Sumrrwr School, o signs of success. fully occrodllocl Unlvomry of Am Nova's got a lot to talk about. seller. It offers what more people want. program. *"" ollof. Juno 79 10 Auouit Because you get ao much more value Along with a resale value that'll make University Union 8. o». lolllor.. oooqioriliy. hitiory. po with a Nova. Things you just can't find some of those other cars seem even lilnnl toonce. loniuorj. and liittolufc (Ouoei Tuition. S160. board and room on other cars anywhere near the price. smaller by comparison. IIV. Wr.ioDr luon B frool. Oil*, ol Maybe that's why Nova is such a big Putting you first, keeps us first. Summer Sctlron. Unmvi, ol Ar,iona P-CE - That's Tucion. Aniono 85721 Nova: America's not too small car Professor-Course Evaluation. Pogt 6 The BG News, Wednesdoy, February 18, 1970 Huskies rip Falcons with zone, fast break

Title it, "looking a little too "It's tough to play against We adjusted to it three or four far ahead." a zone when you are behind," times then quit. We were The Falcons had their eyes said Huskies' tutor Tom forcing our offense and took anywhere but on the NIU Jorgensen. bad shots." Huskies who sprinted away "The zone did turn the NIU brushed aside the with a 90-84 independent game right around," he said. Falcon press attempts with victory last night. The visitors "We fooled around with the ease in maintaining a seven corralled the Falcons with a zone just before the end of the point bulge throughout most of zone defense and applied the half to see how they would the final minutes. finishing touches with a handle it." Larry Zielinski and devastating fast break. "We figured if we wanted Cleveland Ivey paced NIU Bowling Green might be to try it that we would go out with 35 and 23 points with wondering "why me?" after at the start of the second unerring accuracy at a time bowing to a team that had half," said Jorgensen. when the Falcons were previously held a 1-10 ledger "We exploded quickly and desperately playing catchup. on the road. were able to run out of the "This is the first time they "We just didn't come to zone and they had to play have both been good play basketball," said head' catchup," he added. together," said Jorgensen. coach Bob Conibear, "I'd like The Falcons slumped from Bowling Green got 28 V * to think we did, but we just the field with only 18 or 47 at a points from Jim Penix and 20 played a poor basketball tune when they vitally needed from Dan McLemore. Jim game." accuracy. Defensively they Connally added 12 and Rich The Falcons held a slim were also caught flat footed by Walker 16 but it still left BG three point lead at the half but the NIU break. losers of their seventh against New, photo by Klrt Bobudof relinquished their lead for "Our people let them slip 12 wins. DRIVING ON his Northern Illinois loe, Art Rohlman (30) Is Falcon Jim Penix. good at the 15:34 mark of the by," said Conibear, Our The Falcons captured the Penix linlshrd with 28 points, his ninth straight game over 20 points. However, his final half. The Huskies guards were not dropping first half battle of free- 28 points were not enough to lead the Falcons to victory. BG is not 12-7. swallowed the BG lead after back and covering. They wheeling offenses, 44-41. But it unleashing a fast break off the leaned right out with our took a four-pronged^scoring zone defense they had swit- guards playing in tight." attack to offset the explosive ched to. "We just didn't adjust well efforts of Northern's Ivey and BOXING IN on this Northern shot by Art Rohlman Baby Falcons win 8th The closest the Falcons to the zone," he said, "It was Zielinski. The pair riddled the (30) are Falcons Jim Connally and Jim Penix. could come after that was a 72- the same zone that Kent used Falcons for 28 of the Huskie's Rohlman had only 10 points In last night's contest BG's freshmen basketball The second half saw Tim Perrine (7), Tom Babik 69 margin at the 7:09 mark. against us in the second half. 41 points. but the Huskies still bad enough offensive power to team captured their eighth numerous Falcon turnovers, (4). Pat Endress (3). and Bob Walker and Penix racked defeat the Falcons 90-84. win of the season as they but thanks to the fine floor Paquette one point. up 10 each for the Falcons, defeated the Bluffton College play of Al Kuss the freshmen while Mclimore and Connally JVs 84-77 last night. were able to hang on for the added eight each. Bowling Lady tankers place ninth All five starters hit double win. BG sets sights Green jumped to 24-17 point figures as the young Falcons Jeff Booms was the game's lead midway through the half Four swimmers and one in the 50 yard breast-stroke. led 44-30 at the half. Twelve leading rebounder with 13 but Northern rushed back to diver represented Bowling the 50 yard butterfly and in the players saw action in the rebounds before fouling out tie the score three times Green in the Women's Mid- 100 yard individual medlay. opening period as graduate with 1:28 remaining in the on even mark before starting another west Intercollegiate swim- Kathy Haas was eighth in assistant coach John Heft contest. splurge. ming and diving cham- the 100 yard backstroke and cleared the bench. Final statistics showed the By Jack Carle To date Bruce Blyth is the BG hit six straight and pionships held this past 10th in the 50 yard backstroke. Tom Scott was the fresh- young Falcons outshooting the Sports Writer leading scorer for BG with 36 coasted to the three point half weekend at George Williams Debbie Hall/ also placed for men's main threat in the first Beavers 57-41 per cent from points on 12 goals and 24 time lead. College in Downers Grove. 111. the Falcons. She was 12th in half as he scored 12 points the field. They also held the In their persistent quest for assists. Rick Allen has 27 Both teams shelled the nets The Falcons finished ninth the 50 yard freestyle. edge in rebounds 53-36. 4? at a 54 per cent clip, striking hitting five of six attempts the five-hundred mark the points (8-19). Right behind among 16 colleges and Pat Tabbert was eighth in from the field. The young The freshmen scoring .vent hockey Falcons travel to Allen are Owen Freeman with often on cutters for layups. universities at the meet. BG the 50 yard freestyle and 10th Falcons were red hot from the as follows: Scott «161. Ross Notre Dame tonight. 26 points (15-11), Gordon Neither crew was able to hold scored 67 points in the meet. in the 100 yard freestyle. floor in the first half as they 115), Dalynn Badenhop 14). sporrs With a victory tonight, McCosh with 25(10-15) and defensive positioning for any Points were given for the top shot 63 per cent. Booms (121, Jeff I*ssig (121. Bowling Green would ac- Mike Root (12-12). Blyth is the extended period of time. 12 places in the finals. The 200 yard freestyle complish four things. First, leading assister for BG with 24 Both Ivey and Zielinski The Bowling Green medley relay team turned in their -IlltS V PlltS- they would even their record while Freeman is the leading defied coverage in pacing relay team finished in seventh fastest tune of the year in that at 12-12-4 for the season. Also goal-getter with 15. Northern. place while Margie Bryner event. The team of Mass, BG would stretch their un- was ninth in the one meter Hall/. Haker and Tabbert Paul Galski has been diving competition. finished fourth in the finals Insight given on MSU relays beaten string to 11 games. The minding the nets in the last 10 Bowling Green (84) Falcons could also avenge a 9- Jancie Haker captured competition with a time of games, in all of which Bowling 1:55.9. By Vin Mannix which occured next to thi finals that night, setting an 3 loss suffered at the hands of Green is unbeaten. Galaski McLemore 9-2-20, Penix 12-4- three eight places in the meet, Sports Writer scorer's table during warm- American record of :28.5. ND early in the season. With a recorded the first shut-out of 28, Connally 6-0-12, Walker 7-2- ups. Except for Dave Wottle's win over the Fighting Irish BG the season Friday night 16. Quay le 4-0-8. Totals 38-8-84. Revlon Demonstration To the spectator in Paul Zitko, Bowling Green's winning the university mile, would be beating the number against Ohio State 2-0. He has Michigan State's Jenlson gangling high hurdler, had the rest of the day proved 10 ranked team in the west. appeared in 18 games this Northern Illinois (90) Field House last Saturday, the been looking over a relatively uneventful for The Fighting Irish are 17-8 year and is allowing an at 7:30 P.M. Michigan State relays meant a preliminary "heat sheet" Bowling Green's trackmen. on the season and recently average of 3.5 goals a game Mason 4-2-10, Rohlman 4-2-10, That is, most of the Falcons chance to watch some of the when he asked George Geil, defeated number nine in the while saving approximately Ivey 11-1-23, Turner 1-0-2, 210 Hiyos Hall best competitors in collegiate Falcon long Jumper, "If you failed to qualify for the semi- west, Colorado College 5-4. 450 shots. Zielinski 14-7-35, Russell 1-3-5, track and field from around had a choice of who you finals, and even those who did ND's leading scorer is John Benson 1-2-4, Janus 0-1-1, the midwest. wouldn't want to run against never made the finis. Noble with 48 points. They Vivian attributed the first Totals 36-18-90. Association of The record crowd of almost in the highs, who would it be?" The frustrations that the have allowed only 90 goals poor showing against Notre 5,000 that viewed the meet also Geil named about three or Falcons experienced overall while scoring 161. However, Dame in part to the goal Score by halves saw two of track's present day four schools, Central Saturday aren't the results of Falcon coach Jack Vivian tending, but he indicated that BG 44 40 - 84 Women Students legends in sprinters John Michigan, Western Michigan, a lack of talent. Their short- indicated that the Fighting if Galaski can come up with NIU 41 49 - 90 Carlos, and I ee Evans, both of and Michigan State. It just so comings stem mainly from the Irish have not been playing as the big save tonight, the San Jose State fame. happened that these were the fact that they don't have a well in recent games. Falcons will be in the game. IF the track fan came just teams that Bowling Green field house with an indoor "They have been in a kind "We're looking for a close The for the finals at night, he saw drew in the first heat of the 70 track to work out on daily. of slump recently, but they checking game. We will have unstoppables. two and a half hours of action. yard highs. These three are Hence, they can't expect to have got good key personnel to hang onto their wings," said But if he also caught the pre- tops in this area of the mid- compete presently on even and they are young like us," Vivian. "We've got a good Bonds continue to earn intrrrs liminaries earlier in the af- west. terms against teams who have said Vivian. attitude and we are real op- even after ihey mature. ternoon, he absorbed almost For the Falcon hurdlers it such faciUties. The Falcons will be going timistic about the game." six hours of sprinting, turned out that "that was all This disadvantage was into the game in good physical "The team is looking distance running, triple she wrote," because they were obvious Saturday, and shape, maybe the best forward to going over there jumping, long jumping, high eliminated in that heat. If fact, perhaps most aptly put by 440 physical condition of the and knocking them off," jumping, pole vaulting, and the crew from Michigan State man Jim Gagnet who said, season. concluded Vivian. shot putting. went on to win the 240 yard "You can see what it's like to For the trackman whom shuttle hurdle relays in the be embarrassed." the fan is watching perform, the meet began much earlier The Door Is Always Opu in the day, about seven a.m. This is when the Michigan At THE EVERGLADES BOARD OF DIRECTORS State Kelays started for most of those Bowling Green I WISH TO THANK ANDERSON HALL tracksters who competed throughout the day. OPEN for lunch, dinner or an enjoyable evening CORPORATION They rose at seven, break- of relaxation. Dynamic Leadership for a New and fasted as a team at eight, and OPEN ever)- day except Sunday. Unique Residence Hall Experience All for the honor of being Crescent King, 1970. I OPEN from n Ul 1 a.m. —-Brass Clock Lounge stationwaggoned-it for East wish also to thank all the small people behind the UiriMiu: at nine, arriving Cocktail lounge OPEN at all times. Take stock in America -The Den (Game Room) there some two hours later. scenes, my writers, make-up man, script girl, Private rooms for your party, banquet, reception —-Library Lounge Once the Falcons unloaded but most of all my co-star Suzanne — or other special event. -Selling of Anderson Bonds their gear in the locker room, they proceeded to work out the stiffness from the car trip, TERRY Tho EVERGLADES checking out Spartan country. That is, as much of the Perrysburg- Bowling Green Road - 874-4J08 campus that could be taken in Food Services by Gourmet. Inc. during the hour before they had to return to Jenison Field House for warm-ups. Having gone back to the "RAU N locker room and changed into ALL RUSHEES: their track suits, the Falcons P.R.'s and Royal Green, sauntered out onto the field house track and began the COME TO THE IS long, intricate process of loosening up and stretching We're practically all the muscles Alpha Epsilon Pi HERE" imaginable, that they'd use in Enthusiastically their particular events. Whether it is the two mile run RUSH SMOKER now or the 70 yard high hur- Behind You For The dles an hour later, staying 8:00 Thursday loose during the meet Is a must. Drill Meet To understand what the at the A.E.P.I. House, COFFEE HOU8E CIRCUIT PERFORMER RAUN Falcons found themselves up This Saturday! MACKINNON. FEB. 18 and 1* at 8:11 p.m. Feb 20 and 21 at 8:M against most of the day you Thurstin Street. and II:M. CARNATION ROOM OF THE UNIVERSITY UNION have to imagine this scene ADMISSION-MS