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(1969-197- Leslie H. Geltv an editor of 3) and Senior Associate of book on international relations, strategic and diplomatic matters over . with the Soviet Union and other and foxmer National Security the Carnegie Endowment for created by his having been Director many years has placed you in a American allies, and chairman of the Conespondent for the New York International Peace (1979-1981- ). of The Pentagon Papers" project in special position to provide informed ; executive branch committee that ran - multi-billio- Timet and will speak about . Aside bom his various the Department of Defense from comment and reliable- analysis, the n dollar US arms - "Reagan' Foreign Policy After fellowships Gelb-- served as an -- 1967-196- 9. unfettered by predjudice or : sales program. " ' The-smtty Affair" assistant Secretary State," . Gelb brings, with him a . convention, ,'. -- needs aatd V .;.- - Aside from numerous Reykavik and The Iran Anns of " the-Russia- ns professorships Georgetown -- regarding how at on February 10 at 7:30 pjn. in . negotiating SALT II with wealth of knowledge appreciates what you have to give." (1971-197- 6) Mateer, located on the campus of from 1977 to July of decisions are made in the Reagan To add accclades upon. . .. and Wesleyan The College of Wootter. 1979. During the Nixon administration. Soviet-Americ- an accolades Gelb served as Chairman University, Gelb has appeared often Characterized as a man administration he was, the balance of power, the defense budget of the prestigious Carnegie - . oa television" and radio talk shows whose; style is bmnt, witty and Diplomatic Correspondent of the and the economy, energy and Endowment Panel e US Security as well as documentaries. -- ;, v -- 1972-197- The lecture is supported crystal clear" Gelb brings bis New York Times from 7. security problems in the Persian and the Future of Arms Control, a by audiences authoritative information following both Richard Nixon and Gulf. Former Secretary of State post he has held for the last year. the Dix Fund.established by Mr. Ray regarding policies' in Washington Henry Kissinger, his PhD advisor at Cyrus Vance labled Gelb's During his tenure as Assistant and Mrs. Carolyn Li. Mrs. Dix is . currently a member the Board because --quite simply, he's been Harvard in the early 1960's. achievements in the State Secretary of State ( Director of of of y Trustees College there. In literary circles Gelb is Department as "critical to the Bureau Politico-MSitar- Affairs) at The of Wooster. The lecture open the Between 196S and 1969 he most noted for his book entitled The formulation of our policies and Gelb was instrumental in designing is to general served as Executive Assistant to US Irony of Vietnam: The System conduct of our negotiations with the the SALT II negotiations, chief US public as well as students, faculty and administrators from college Senator Jacob lavits and Senior Worked, winner of the 1980 Soviet Union" and wrote "Your negotiator in the the Transfer-Tal- ks community. Fellow at the Brookings Institution Woodrow Wilson Award for the best active involvement in important Conventional Arms and Susan Keipper, Time Distribution Services; Carole Kalish. Marvel Comics Group; Lisa Scott, Stage Right Rep. Bookstore Wins Easton News Distributors; Bill Battista, Davis Publishing Ine Diane Przygocki and Laurie To Hold Auditions McCarthy, CBS Magazine ! solo speeches of their choice. Third In Contest Marketing; Bin McCullough, by News Services The company's sixth By David A. Dean Conde-Na- st Publications and Sherri consecutive season opens June 27

Ediur-in-Chief.T- he Wooster Voice Warren and Jean Tomaszweski, Stage Right Repertory with "Deathtrap" by Ira Levin. Curtis Circulation Co. Company. The College of Woostera Other productions in the repertoire On October 21 winners of Furman Bookstore located at Furman Many of the entrants, both professional summer theatre troupe Continued oapig e 4 the 1986 Magazine Display Contest. University ( Greenville, SO store owners, buyers and managers will conduct auditions on February a-- sponsored by CSE ( College Store managed by Larry J. Lawter. In also supplied the judges with a long 16 from 10 m. to 5 pjau. Executive) announced their findings. second place was The Slridmore description of the magazine, Appointments are required and can Newberry 216-263-25- Held in the Wine Cellar of New Shop located at Skidmore College ( departments in their stores and be made by calling 41. York's famed Mama Leones' Saratoga Springs. NY) managed by outlined a number of ways they Auditions will Re- Program restaurant judges were given the Barbara Miller Heron. promote the sale of magazines. conducted by 19S3 Wooster Theater opportunity to study first hand the First place winners received Barbara Miller Heron, of graduate Monica Bowin, the artistic Tuesday afternoon. winners in each of the three a $500 cash award, each second the Skidmore Shop remarked, "We director of the company this year. February 10. at 4pnu, in Lowry 119, wjH categories. . place winner, a $100 dollar cash do so tremendously well with Auditions be held in The a Newberry Library representative The Florence OWOson award and each third place award, magazines that the rack is never College of Wooster's Shooboy wfll be on campus to explain to Bookstore ( The College of merchandise donated by Champion completely full, except for the first Theatre (comer of Bevcr and Wooster sophomores and juniors the Wooster. Ohio) managed by Edward Products, be and Winning Ways. hour or so after the arrival of a new University Streets). Actors should opportunities in this Chicago as judges for bring them detailed resumes J. Runser garnered third place in the Participating issue of Glamour, Cosmopolitan or . with of program for Fall 1987. Participants "small schools" category. Runser the contest were: Barbara Gurchin. G.Q." Heron further commented "If their work experience and references wiU join a seminar with other wins merchandise donated by Newsweek; Tracey Bellavanze. we dumped them on the floor they from two professional sources GLCAACM students, and have the Products, Inc. and Working Woman; Bob Waltersdorf. would probably sell, we do acquainted with their work. They remaining time for their own Champion but - ' v Winning Ways. In first place was Zeff Davis Publications; Ed Meell .display them, attractively." should prepare two, three minute ... Continued on page 4 Page 2

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The Wooster Voice Kate Wolfe. Managing Editor Founded November 13, 1883 Jeff Lietzke, Business Manager Sandeep Bhatia, Business Manager Chris Shilts, Sports Editor Published by the students of Pam Rhoads Copy Editor

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By David A. Dean COUfSfHCSSSSMCX Editor-in-Chie- f. The Wooster Voice

In the world which we currently live in, terrorism and violence have become a way of life for some individuals, while for others, in more isolated areas distance has put a barrier between that which is reality and that which is "utopia." 7" Just last week the international community was shaken Letters to envoy, Terry Waite, had first been by the news that Anglican H taken hostage, then seen in public, then re-kidnap-ped, then the Editor released and finally kidnapped for good. This series of vacillations from captivity to freedom sent a strong message not only to Washington but to the rest of the world as well. No one, no matter how influencial or public would be spared the Dear Editor. fate of being labled a "hostage." didn't think was killing people for no reason. Since was not present at Some critics have claimed mat it was only a matter of I it are I and all the other movies you mentioned, I time before such envoys such as Waite would be taken hostage. possible, but after reading your Not when "Jason" the other that play "laughing at " They cite lack of cohesive leadership within the ranks, editorial Death and Dying, I realized desperate, unethical actors cannot comment on the make undefined goals or means and finally stability and reason. All that it IS possible to insult the "Jason" type roles continue to mothers' tragedy and misfortune" this well and fine, however, when has it been the creed of a student body with vague cheap, pointless flicks that numb an that you noticed. However, in the death. As saw -- captor, in this specific instance religious extremists, to have generalizations about their morals, audience's awareness of twenty to thirty minutes that I clear and defined goals, strong leadership and the ability to and somehow twist those far as Aliens U goevJ would like to of The Shining. I heard no laughter the reason? When hostages are taken it is the desire for quick unsupported, offending respond to your comments on or jokesfwhen the, young,fcpj saw mat did results at any price. Unfortunately, the leadership in generalizations into the larger realm audience's behavior during die two young, maimed ghitt I cheering, and Washington is applying traditional Western processes of reason of ALL college students in America. movie the laughing, hear groans of disgust, and scattered as making in these instances. other behaviors such "Oh my Gods'" and "What the In conjunction with Terry Waite's abduction three more jokes. hells'!" After alL The Shining is ABOUT MOVIES with my vulnerable green Americans were taken hostage. America learned the painful Even about human beings not, see a lesson that bargaining with kidnappers only plays into their aniti" about violent killing. I things. some hands. A few years back the Reagan administration echoed the marked difference between Just how the student's I too saw Aliens' II a few the woods with a cold reply that under no circumstances would Washington ever crazed psycho in reactions to the science fiction weekends ago. No, I wasn't "one of some ugly goo-ra- h that the REAL deal with terrorism. The Reagan administration would deal with hatchet, and movie Aliens II relates to the Gene Siskels in die crowd." and death spray and lays such force or "gunboat" diplomacy wherever or whenever terrorism spits danger LIFE tragedies you mentioned I wasn't the one "playing body kid" eggs. You see, rate, crept its ugly head. By 1987 the Reagan adminisration was "cabbage patch as the national suicide language with the stream of light." mask j embroiled in the worst scandel since Watergate and for what? the psycho in the hockey depression, and other mental I was however, one of the ones who some Dealing arms sales to a nation that exported terrorism in could exist in our society to illnesses and rampant crime, I do chuckled a bit when the android was goo-ra- h could not. justified in H exchange for the release of hostages. degree. The not know. How you feel ripped in half, and I most certainly mat our summer Who's kidding who? If Washington had really wanted Now I'm not saying saying that all college students cheered when Burke died, (for those look at anyone the remaining three, now six, hostages why did camps are in danger, but "don't give a damn about but J the release of of you who haven't seen Aliens IL "no-deal- what the human race is capable of, themselves." do not know either. renig on their policy of ?" Selling arms in I they Burke was a money hungry weasel " exchange for the hostages was only playing into the captors what psychos have existed in our This opinion-i-s especially hard to more interested in bringing back People like AI Capone, an last week's Jiands. By selling arms, the Reagan administration was not only society. digest after reading in one of the aliens to sell to science amoral gangster of the twenties who Soup and Bread looking hypocritical at a time when clear-cu- t policies were Wooster Voice that than in wiping out all of the aliens killed rival gangsters as he pleased, semester. needed in Washington but it fueled the engines of terrorism by raised 4000 dollars last to save the crews' lives.) "blamed for the St. pain suggesting that arms deals with the US would only be and was "We laugh at the of I usually do not laugh at Day massacre" (World sorrow, and we achieveable in exchange for hostages. Valentines other people's death and violence in movies: I People like Reagan administration was not interested in any Book Encycolpedia). continue to turn a cold shoulder The walked out of The Shining (shown way of releasing the hostages. The American public was not Jim Jones, a cult leader wncn icuow huuih wi is ui last semester). Once, in high The cries the . concerned about the hostages issue and recent polls show this who influenced over seventy people need of help. of school, my friends dragged me to and the desolate fall upon to be the fact. Most Americans are more concerned about the to poison themselves. People like lonley Friday The Thirteenth Part V, and I ' ears." Oh. So guess that's money that was diverted to the Contras than they were about the David Berkowhz, otherwise known deaf I sat there for the whole movie in a College supports program-house- s principle that was broken in the process. The Reagan as The Son of Sam, 77" who killed why the fetal position, protecting my eyes, Westminster House, that dministration was primarily concerned about the stragetic eleven innocent people for the hell like while some of the more mentally importance of Iran and any further breaches of protocol with of it. And finally, there was Adolf work with the retarded. rambunctious movie goers stood; House, people in Iran would prove disastrous. The threat of Soviet expansion and Hilter. who lolled six million Jews Gable that tutor cheering, screaming, exhilarated. works with Iraq war sent a message loud and clear to because they were Jewish. These jail, and Hart House that the Iran and my I have been teased for were real people, real events. Every Woman's House. And that Washington. behavior "blood bath" movies. Principle was thrown out the window a long time ago. at Human beings, not green things. just totally clears up my "It's only a movie, Dave. Lighten misunderstanding that national Who thought it was there to begin with? Not I. Sick distorted violence, not up!" Well I can't. Not when people -- .surrealistic, fanlattice "bug hunt." Continued on page 4 J BSA Speaks Racism vs. Classism And The High Cost of Education

Editorial By Josephine Robinson

There is a disease spreading When I say greed, I mean give no money to, however, they programs have been eliminated. its due to luck, nothing else. across this country like fire. It the lust for material gains according point out one particular feature they Almost all that is being made If you want crime to stop, ignites with very little fuel and it to societal measures. This usually have in common to make them feel available to students today are loans if you want all welfare programs to included in the consumes everything it touches. It means money. Money is what , elite, and thus better which must be paid back. Today's cease to exist, if you want everyone is called greed and bears a child 'makes the world go around,' and to than the third group, also. The last youth are afraid of, getting into debt to pull their own weight, if you called racism. It has many other Americans it is everything. I say group is made the scapegoats. They so early in their lives. Jobs are not want to end academic ignorance, children with which to carry on its Americans because, unlike many of are denied not only money and promised to them after college, so then give these people who want the hopes and plans, to fulfill its the people who have submitted prestige, but also, basic human there is natural and logical chance to learn at a hight esteemed destiny. None are so ugly as its articles in the past, I like to only rights. Rights such as the means or apprehension about attending institution such as Wooster, a most favored son called racism. By discuss subjects that I have some ability to an equal and quality universities in the first place. chance to be here without now, many of you are confused as to knowledge on so that I know what I education, the right to be without As of Monday, January unnecessary worry. It is one thing if where this article is leading. To you, am talking about. The lust for worry over the basic necessities of 26th, 30 College of Wooster they cannot cut it academically, but nothing I can say will make sense, money is so strong because one,' it life, like eating for instance, the students face expulsion as a result of no one should be denied a quality however it is to your best interest is attracted to power, and two, it right to be acknowledged and not being able to pay one forth of education simply because of money. that you continue it. provides comfort and lesiure. included, the right to live their tuition bill for the current You cannot afford our education so At this point, you are If everyone had enough or wherever they want without fear of semester. Some of you will say. stay in your'ghettoes and quit probably saying, how does greed fit an equal share of 'money,' power their homes being burnt down, and That's the price you have to pay if trying. You do not have mpney so in with racism and what does either would have to be shared, and then most importantly, the right to have you want a quality education. If my you are not good enough to be have to do with the College of np one would really be powerful. their own special, untainted culture folks have to pay full tuition for educated here. This school has a - Thus, only a group elite multi-millio- Wooster. To this I reply, not only small of without ridicule. me. their folks should have to do n dollar endowment, -- does it relate to The College of must have the majority of the To apply this to today and the same, its only fair." What you there is no way you canJell me they Wooster, but it also relates to the money, and consequently, the get to the point, the second and are overlooking is what I said a few cannot afford to give 3Q students out majority of colleges in America majority of the power. To maintain third group are currently being paragraphs ago. Their folks do not of 1700 a break. The killing part is today. First, I must spell out the this money and power, they set up denied the right to attain a quality have the money that your folks have that these students can afford to pay,

ct circumstances among those who are cause-effe- relationship between education at the institution of their and it is not due to laziness. The they just cannot pay the large sums greed and racism and then you will really a part of their elite and divide choice without worry about finances. system is necessarily fixed up this the school is asking for all at once. them into three groups. To one be able to see how the College of These so-call-ed liberal minded way to insure the power of the few. Small payments at regular intervals Wooster fits into my model. group they give a little money and institutions are raising their tuition If your parents happen to belong to without the accroeing interest on just enough prestige to make them those elite few or are a Although all that I have to say is costs at a faster rate of inflation . part of the their tuition that has begun this past think they are superior to the other - ' - risky business for a senior, I feel The College Board, Fall 198$). The first group who have made to , - year is fair. - V"- strongly enough about it to stand two groups and a member of the grants and scholarships made believe that they are a part of that What I find astonishing is behind what I am about to say. elite group. The second group, they available through affirmative action elite few and thus have some money. Continued on page 4

-- Newman . Catholic Association Corner

By-Thom-as W.StewartJr.

This evening at 7:00 in choreographer. In her native land of contributions to The Catholic McGaw Chapel, the Cincinnati-base- d Ireland, Miriam is recognized as a Worker Newspaper between the theater company Fountain Square professional equity actress with 1930's and the 1970's. Fools will present the one-woman numerous stage and television The drama will be show "Daylight," a drama reflecting credits. Her most recent project produced by J. Michael the life and work of Dorothy Day. before joining the Fools was with Sparough,SJ., the director of the Dorothy Day, along with the "travelling people" on the west company. The Fountain Square -- her mentor, Peter Maurin, co-founded coast of Ireland. Together with Fools were founded in 1975, and The Catholic Worker," a radical another actor and eight itinerants, they are currently artists in residence Catholic newspaper that reflects the they produced a video documentary at St. Xavier Church in Cincinnati. concerns of Catholic social on the lack of positive action taken From September through June each

teaching. Writer, social critic, towards resolving the difficulties . year their unique ministry takes justice and peace advocate, and faced by a marginal group in Irish them across the United States, - mother, Dorothy embraced the hard society. Upon coming to America. Canada, and Europe offering edge of gospel values, including . Miriam has lived and worked in the performances, workshops, liturgical voluntary poverty and her life's Catholic Worker Houses of New celebrations, and retreats. work in Catholic Worker houses of. York and Cincinnati. Her Tonight's performance is hospitality for the poor. Since her one-woman show is a response to sponsored by the Newman Catholic death in 1980, she has come to be the poverty experienced here. Students' Association and the recognized as one of the most The text for the Catholic Comission. Tickets are significant American women of this production was taken entirely from available at Lowry Center century. Silently and forcefully, her the writings of Dorothy Day and information desk, the Newman life continues to inspire a new edited by Miriam Healy. Included Center in Compton Hall room 005, generation of Americans. are selections from The Long and at McGaw Chapel this evening. She will be portrayed by Loneliness, her autobiography; her Admission for College of Wooster Miriam Healy, who has worked , book Loaves and Fishes; a students is free, but a donation of professionally with the Fountain .: compilation of other writings. By $2.00 is asked for adults and $1.00 Attorney General White House Chief of Staff Square Fools since August of 1984 Little and Little, edited by Robert for students who are members DONALD REGAN not of EDWIN MEESE . . as actress, singer, musician, and Ellsberg Knopf; and her Continued on page 4 Page 4

Editor continued WCWS Management Continued from page 2 Continued from page 1

projects like Hands Across America research, aided by the capable Positions and Live Aid were really just facades Newberry staff. for laughing "cold shouldered" Seminar topic for the fall Americans. is The Ruling Taste: Governmental WCWS is now accepting the training of programming for two positions should include In short, Mr. Dean, I feel Influence on European and American applications for management personnel. specific statements pertaining to that you oversimplified the problem Culture." Liberal interpretations of positions for the academic year The Director of Program each position desired in the of the human condition. Aliens II is the seminar topic have been the rule a movie to in the past. Thus, if students are 1987-8- 8. Available positions Development is responsible for application. Also, please give your not be taken to heart It include General Manager, Program writing and maintaining contact first and second preferences. The is not about human beings killing seniors, the topic may be merged with the senior I.S. project. For the Director and Director of Program with numerous record companies in above positions are open to anyone one another, and the implications of Newberry work, students can receive Development all of which are salary order to continually increase the who is currently a first-year student, the movie have no real bearing on compensated. flow of albums to the station. In sophomore or junior. our lives. Aliens do not exist. one semester's credit. The General Manager is addition, this director is expected to Applications will be Therefore, their silly battle against Newberry students are Street, responsible for all authorities investigate new types of shows accepted until Saturday, February 14, the Marines is about as emotionally housed on North State in anm interesting near-Nort- h side delegated to himher by the Faculty which might be beneficial if 1987 at 12:00 noon. All applicants damaging as Skeletons battle Advisor concerning any aspect of integrated into the station's program will then be notified in order to against He-Ma- n. What you heard neighborhood. The Newberry tries to the operation of the station. The format in the future. make arrangements for an interview. from the audience during Aliens II arrange evening cultural events. Past General Manager works in Detailed job descriptions of was nothing more than students students have greatly enjoyed such association with the line staff these management positions can be blowing off steam on the weekend. outings. For further information, directors while helping in all obtained from WCWS. Blowing off steam at a science' attend the Newberry meeting February 10. or see David Moldstad, aspects of station functions. Your application should You should submit your FICTION. Kauke 143. The Program Director is include all WCWS or other related application to WCWS , Box

C-30- responsible far all on the air experience to establish your 05. If you have any questions Brenneman. will draw the winners program functions of the station. It qualifications for the position. You about any of the management Stage Right continued names, of which there will be 15 in is this director's duty to coordinate may apply for up to two of these positions, please feel free to contact Continued from page 1 all, from a large bowl. Elaine Wetz, programming schedules and guide positions. Anyone wishing to apply Eric Wertz at extension 2651. Notary Public, will be on hand to include "Bus Stop" by William IngeJ verify the correctness of the "Home" by Samm-A- rt Williams and drawing. "Be My Valentine" Contest "Blue Window" by Craig Lucas. Fifteen total different - - Stage Right was founded prizes ypl be given away, including by Wooster Theater faculty member a Granc! Prize worth over $500. -- Starts Soon RobertMurphy - Annetta G. Jefferson. The company Prizes this year include 7 different has produced 25 different shows in candy arrangements, donated by Sports writer its past five years. Sue's Hallmark Shop, Wooster. The Wooster Voice Other prizes will be donated by The College of Wooster's Everyone is elegible to enter this address: . Y5sVrs- - station by noon, on February 12; Liberty Studios, Wooster, The own WCWS has already begun its contest, except for WCWS staff WCWSBEMY limit one card per person, please. Bouquet Shop, Wooster, Green "Be My Valentine" contest. With members. VALANTINE CONTEST.. Winners will be announced Thumb Floral and Garden Center, C-30- over S700 dollars in total givaways, To enter the contest put BOX 05. over WCWS 91.9 FM on February Wooster; and Friendly Ice Cream this contest is the largest in the your name, address, phone number, THE COLLEGE OF 12. 1987 at 2:45 p-n- u, between the Corp., Wooster. Also, a dinner for 2 b&donated "Wooster station's history. The contest runs and favorite type of music (i.e. WOOSTER classical program and the 3:00 p.m. will by the Inn. from January 28 until noon on classical, jazz, rock, etc.) on a WOOSTER OHIO 44691 News. The winners will be selected The grand pnze is worth Thursday. February 12. 1987. postcard and mail it to the following Cards must reach the ' by a random drawing done over the over $500 dollars, and consists of . air. The Mayor of Wooster. J.Clyde Newman continued the College community. A reception with refreshments will be -- -- ' - held immediately following the Start J ti . J show in the Green Room of McGaw WESTMINSTER 11 Chapel. PRESBYTERIAN mumi, i . JCT BSA Continued I t. Th Jam Ifc AuL (Bam S4J&) I SatamimMn,l) 1 Continued from page 3 t ThaVmtreltoaHamn. CHURCH . 3 a. ThfHi nm i t,brOyL nyin nnua U i that no one has yet complained I ' a til iqbyDHaipi,tjaNndtcwcl you pay !- about the fact that, unless -J MwMan pmducHn your bill at the beginning of the SUNDAY tiZEy5ic3epaft'"'''1il"''1' WORSHIP EVERY s semester, it collects t Imtmmi, byVCOw UPocllKJa) interest, just like a bank loan or a TtwgctClBHjccr. Whim Hiii by Rnan Nowood portl, credit card. These finance charges a Hi Hi add a cold, hard finish to an 10:30 A.M. 7. Lb Dan Ml by K Fol PMLSpvl Sft) una p Iw ' institution that used to shine in my Wwrate immnm mmx mmm. heart. I feel aT though I'm attending McGAW CHAPEL a bank instead of a college. Is this U a aCiiiiiWiiiiaiBNrattfcbyOaytjwatllbrtiMa.MLllirt ' 4 ifwm.msyim mm umummwmmtm Far Stoa. place geared toward a profit motive? Csrbsn Daa, Minister ta Ahmvi Ml BMplm by Imms Arimnt fimwmaOa) tay. I thought the school was known for 'y wMyammnmt totem of Dmm. its diverse population. How diverse can it be if the only students it wants are those from suburban or "the congregation-in-residenc-e on campus" prep schools, a few wealthy or lucky it n Ms IMM, by Ju NML tMm. S4J&J A duong m international students, and a token WfUbtbyMMMyDwndrwiiw.a8a) black here or there whose parents . VmpmmacaJaam9mm1nmmMlBnmam1mbam. can afford to pay on time ( usually Campus Extension: 2398 W Lilian by I IfrawiVna tftxory USSMm. tjijUmJa iHsbwiWUVoQa.ammm tm suburban Blacks who only have in pmafmtmmmattmmnamaamm i common the color of their skin with v , the majority of the black race). How COME AND JOIN US! ... ti diverse is a population of wealthy - - - people? You tell met SGA Corner: Be A Leader

; Campus Council is leader? Key and build-leadershi- p out a petition, have it signed by affairs, the SGA vice president for So you want to be a Scot's responsible for the chartering of all skills. How can you get your name fifty College of Wooster students, student affairs, the BSA president, Do you want to make changes here campus organizations and ballot? Petitions win be and hand it in by February 22 at the ISA president, the SAB at the College of Wooster? Why not on the distributing each year the funds run for Campus Council? Being a available starting February 15 at the 4:00pm. chairperson, three members-at-larg- e allocated , to it by the college. The Lowry Center Front Desk. There are fifteen voting (the positions that are presently member of Campus Council gives a overall purposes of Campus Council order for a student to be positions on the Campus Council. open to all students), three members student the opportunity to address In are to support and forward Wooster s considered an eligible candidate for These include the SGA president, the of the faculty, and three concerns of the student body, . commitment to intellectual growth Campus Council must take SGA vice president for financial administrators. initiate legislation, change the heshe through liberal education; to promote the welfare of all members and organizations of the college and to establish means through which students, faculty, and administration can express their views and better understand the opinions of others. . The two standing committees of Campus Council are the Charter Review Committee and the Budget Committee. Two former ad hoc committees were the ODD International Students Concerns CanJ70(o Committee and the Racism Task Force. The Disabilities Awareness Ad Hoc Committee has been the most recent additions. The work of this committee involved writing a disabilities report focusing on changes that needed to be made in order for the College to be suitable for handicapped students. This report was followed up on this ULnjuLncDUo year by designating and enforcing a handicap parking area, as well as ""''"' reconstructing Lowry Center Your published thousands bathrooms so that they are Government has assessible for handicap students. of books to serve America. And now The issue Campus Council the Government Printing Office has is considering this week is student put together a catalog ofthe leader honaria, the stipend awarded to various leaders. At issue are the Government's "Bestsellers" almost a sources it should come from and the thousand books in all. Books like amount in which it should be The Space Shuttle at Work, Starting distributed. U.S. Postage Stamps, For those students wishing a Business, to be informed voters, the and National Parks Guide and candidates will give brief speeches Map. I daresay there's even at the March 2nd SGA meeting in information on one of my favorite the faculty lounge at 7:30 pjn. Elections will be held in Lowry and subjects printing. Kittredge during dinner hours. Find out what the Government has published for you send for your free catalog. Write 1 W New Catalog N-V- i Post Office Box 37000 ... Washington, D.C. 20013

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Y AMBHGAN CANCER SOOE1Y JPage7 1 Late Night Musings "WHAT EVER HAPPENED i3 n i n TO t NANNERL MOZART -.- Bobby stepped into the - something at the pitcher and flipped "Bobby. What the hell Tx, Menil stared at him. Merril him the bird. Bobby stood up, not happened?" & position. itood in his stretch hurt, the umpire awarded him first "Natural human FANNY MENDELSSOHN" ""staring. He took too much time. base. He walked slowley, the instinct, I guess. Merril pissed me Bobby stepped out of the box. trainors arm around him asking off, Stallings pissed me - so ... 1 off I "Time!" erupted the questions, "are you all right?", freaked. I dunno." There was a :' I J umpire, spreading his arms. Merril Bobby nodding, saying nothing -- rustling at the door. Heckle "took his right foot off the rubber. thinking, anger growing every recognized the voice right away. a Once Bobby wis in the box, he was minute. Through the booes he could The voice was drunk, irate and in V confronted with the same thing. here Stallings voice demanding that search of his destroyer. jridlll IIMIUIIIg UWUUUHI wu u i Merril be kicked out of the game. an asshole named mound. He took his foot off the There is no room in baseball for Bobby HeckleIshere?" Stallings S again and kicked the dirt on iiubbcr killers. . Bobby spun around, slurred his words. the mound - pawing it like a bull evading the trainor, ran towards the Bobby covered up and . feady to charge. Games of mound. Merril met him with flying wasn't noticed. Stallings sat at the , mis t mtimidation was one thing, but fists, but Bobby was still able to counter near the door, waiting out was too much for Bobby. He bring him to the ground. He was his prey. This is Heckle's favorite stepped out of the box. bat in right able to grab ahold of his head - he place. hand and slowly trecked towards the started banging it against the ground - "He was fired," said mound unaware of the Red Sox until he was lifted off Merril by Bobby unemotionally, starring at catcher at his heels. teamates. For a moment it seemed nothing. V --.1 1 i ou goma uuuw me mat his rage had passed. Half way "What? Why?" 1 hull or whll?" to the dugout, greeted by security. "We suck and he can't aassss . mm r. TJnce you get oacx Stallings was still yelling. Heckle control his players." ratv i9 fnto the box." gets kicked out. but Merril stays in. "He controlled you all SSSiS&iSSHBL. l v "Merril, I've been Why? Heckle broke free, looked year, Bobby." 'waiting I for six years. Pitch the around like a cornered rat, spotted "Until today. Let's J Iamn ball so we can all go home." Merril bleeding by the Red Sox leave." . ... The umpire was present dugout. Again he tackled him. fist (" at this garnering and presauded to face, Merril was helpless. by Newsservices Bobby back'to the box. Bobby saw More people Stailings' head facing the dugout "Did you get fined?" have The achievements and women, Buckalew constructed a iteps spitting tobbaco. the fans asked Tiko Savoi, the Tiger second survived disappointments of Narmarl Mozart script which conveys, through diary gingerely applauding almost afraid baseman. Savoi and Heckle were in cancer than and Fanny Mendelssohn, muskaly enterics and letters, rheir 'to chant. a Detroit bar hours after the game. gifted sisters of the composers achievements despite overt - Finely, Merril Bobby had hid his now live in Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Felix .opposition to their artistic work delivered. The ball faced 90 miles monster; Dr. Jeckle in street Mendelssohn, are the subjects of a Jbecuase they wen women. - Bobby's head. 60-minu- an hour straight for clothes. the City of unique te multimedia Nannerl Mozart "Yep. And suspended . Los Angeles. presentation. "What Ever Happened (1751-182- 9) and Fanny went down m a heap, sfnrtnen. ine too."Bobby looked around for one to Nannerl Mozart and Fanny Mendelssohn (1805-184- 7) received , sonofabitch beaned me! Stalling of the waitresses - the big titled We Mendelssohn?" the identical musical training of the trainor and teamates raced out of one with the low cut blouse. He are The presentation, which their more famous brothers. "Bom the dugout - Stallings yelled wanted more than another drink. winning. includes live piano music, slides of -- women were recognized as equal to family portraits and a script that the brothers in their day," says reconstructs the lives and work of ! Buckalew. "Both composed, both these two women, is open to the were prodigies, and both were their public without charge February 8 at brother's mentors. But we hear little 7:30 in Mackey HalL The ; about their musical contributions presentation features dramatic ' today." The performance is made artists, Bronwynn Hopton and David possible, in part, by a grant from j Hopton, and pianist Martha Harter the Ohio Arts Council and Ohio

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(CPS) --College freshmen who our data over the years." attributed to the widespread public generally aim to go into business, John Skare, executive attention currently focused on harbor a curious blend of liberal and director of the National Students AIDS," Green speculates. conservative idealogies and mayor Roundtable in Washington, D.C., Other survey data may notbe getting as much help believes the survey is "valid" and suggests students are more liberal from Pell Grants as their that it can be a useful tool. than ever in their views on a number - predecessors of five years ago, says "They've been doing it long enough of political and social issues. a survey of 290,000 students from now, and I have no problem with Support for school busing as a around the United States. the methodology." Carnes isn't sure means of integrating public schools. Each year, UCLA and the if the department's arguments with reached its all-time high in 1986 1 - American Council of Education the conclusions about aid will (56.1 percent, up from 54.4 percent 1 survey entering freshmen, and issue convince it to drop its support of last year and 37 percent in 1976). reports that in recent years have the survey. "I'm not saying we're The percentage of student the source for most going fund the study again, become not to support for legalized abortion, a we are," he says. commonly held notions about and I'm not saying national health care plan, and for year the aren't fixed." student attitudes. This "These races the propostion that people should were impressed one, moreover, has study's authors most No live together before getting married by their finding that only 16.9 any problem with the survey's other 3 reached record high levels. At the this year's freshmen class findings. found that a greater SENIORS percent of It same time, student support for the Pell Grants, compared to freshmen planned to received percentage of notion that "the activities of married almost a third the freshmen class and business careers, of have education women should be confined to the of 1980. By contrast, 25.4 percent while fewer freshmen planned careers hnme and fflmilv" reached an -- 1 of this year's freshmen have in computing and health-relate- d . all-time low in 1986. Men, Guaranteed Student Loans, compared more students than & fields. Slightly however, were twice as likely to February 12 13th to the 1980 figure of 20.9 percent year 24 percent defined last support the idea (27 percent of men the freshmen. as politically "liberal" of themselves vs. 143 percent of women). a.m. - 4:00 p.m. But the U.S. Department or "far right." Slightly fewer 9:00 of Education's Bruce Carnes says the students than last year-- 20 statistics are "seriously flawed,' and percent-called themselves that about 24 percent of all college politically "conservative" or "far News students actually receive Pell Grants, right." Regardless of what they ICC CAP AND GOWN MEASUREMENTS which don't have to be repaid. called themselves, however, the SAVE $30 ON ALL RING ORDERS Carnes adds the Education majority of freshmen supported With the finalization of , Department, which has helped fund traditionally liberal positions like the Pledge Induction activities, it the survey "for years and years," has abortion rights, school busing for would be expected that Greek life found discrepancies in its financial desegregation, a national health care would settle down a bit, but this is aid statistics for the past several plan and cohabitation proir to not the case with Inter-Clu-b years. Of study director Professor marriage. Fewer freshmen than last Council! The Annual Formal is f Alexander Astin, Carnes says, year expressed an interest in values Saturday, February 7, and once again "Astin's work is good when it comes like altruism. Only 40.6 percent of this festivity promises to be worthy -- to talking about what students students said "developing a of quite a lengthy diary entry! think, when it comes to meaningful philosophy of life" was but Many thanks to Tracy Callahan, ICC' questions about finances, their important to them, compared to Vice President, for her many long parents' income, that's unreliable." percent in 1985 and 82. 433 hours of hard work (much to the The week before UCLA chagrin of her IS advisor!) in released its findings, a The Student Roundtable's Skare preparing for this evening of fun congressional study found relates such feelings to financial aid and frolic. So start your feet there are fewer Pell reductions that make students "very, thatbecause tapping and don't forget to make Grants available students who very careful about finances" and use of the taxi sevice which is graduated in 1985 were five times adopt pragmatic views of life. available for the night. " more in debt than 1980 graduates. Along the same lines, student All Greeks, and But Carries thinks the UCLA study support for abolishing capital especially new actives, are reminded didn't count Pell Grants going to punishment declined to its lowest of the Alochol Awareness Program students attending "proprietary point in the history of the survey at 7 p.m., February 11, in Lean schools like Joe's School of (to 25.4 percent of the freshmen, Lecture Room. Bob Dean will be Cosmetology." "We stand by our down from 26.6 percent last year delivering an interesting and statistics," replies Dr. Kenneth C. and 57.6 percent in 1971). Support informative talk on responsible Green, the study's associate director. for legalizing marijuana also . alcohol use on college campuses. It "We've done validity studies that continued its decline (to 213 should prove very show students do know the sources percent, from 21.8 percent last year beneficial, so plan to attend. of their aid and have a very good and 52.9 percent at its peak in Also, the ICC sense of parental income." Green 1977). Constitution is soon to be voted says Carnes' figures "don't reflect For the first time in the upon, and Club Presidents are urged the same population of first-tim- e survey's history, the majority of to inform their members of the and full-tim- e college students" that freshmen support laws prohibiting changes. The Constituion the UCLA survey covers. "The homosexual behavior (52.2 percent, Committee devoted a great deal of Department of Education has up from 47.9 percent last year). thought and foresight to revising purchased our data for years to use "This sudden increase in student the constituion, so please afford it in their own analyses. Their own support for laws against some active thought and discussion independent reviews have confirmed homosexuality might well be in your clubs. pagaft

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100-Ya- rd women's swim team will have plenty Breaststroke . 1:09.97 m NCAC Relays of opportunities to qualify more The swimmers for the NCAA Division III . . Brooke Henderson national championships with three 200-Ya- rd Breaststroke 2:34.27 by Chuck Brady meets in six days beginning this weekend. The Lady Scots host Ohio Brooke Henderson

2-m- For the first time in three Woosters shot- - put team placed first the field. Wooster's ile relay, Northern Feb. 6, Kenyon Feb 7 and 200-Ya- rd Individual Medley years, the Wooster men's Indoor as Tony Adams made the day's finished second, helped by senior Hiram Feb. 11. 2:16.76 - track team has beaten Denison longest toss of 46ft l2in. Aubrey Bob Jones' leadoff 2:02 split for So far, Wooster has University in the North Coast Monroe and LeRoy Reese both 880yds. And Wooster's mile relay, qualified swimmers in five individual Sarah Frost Athletic Conference relay meet, held jumped over 40ft to put Wooster in winning its heat convincingly, also events and two relays. In addition, 4uu-iar- d individual Medley finished second to Denison, keeping this year at Ohio Wesldyan. In first in the triple jump relay. diver Lori Hayes (CantonGlen Oak) 4:49.90 . "well 1985 Wooster fell short by one Wooster also showed depth in the Wooster's team score out of qualified in the one-meter point. Last year Denison won by running events as well. John Taylor Denison's reach. competition. Sophomore Brooke Brooke Hendersoif four. This year however, Wooster and Chris Schilts ran identical times It is a tribute to Wooster's Henderson (Beloit, Wise. Beloit Page Schoenke showed excellent depth by placing of 8.2sec for the 60yd hurdles to athletes that they are performing Memorial) has qualified in three Andrea Gomez , r First or second in ten of the twelve place first in that event. The Scot's this well at this early stage of the indivdual events and is a member of Andrea Weieel 200-Ya- rd Medley Relay relay events, and scoring no worse sprint medley relay of Andy Frelito season. Whereas terns like Denison both relays. Ohio Wesleyan have indoor than fourth in the others. At the (220yd). Steve Young (220), Nick and The Scot swim team has with which to train. end of the day, Wooster was on top Young (440yd) and Chuck Brady facilities yet to qualify anyone for nationals, of the seven team field with 100 (880yd), edged out Denison's team Wooster's training is at the mercy of Brooke Henderson but it also will have opportunities '- weather. appears with the Kris Baumami B - v points. Denison was second with in the final lap to win. Wooster's the It this weekend, beginning with Ohio 82 and Case Western Reserve took distance duo of Todd Fach and Paul approach of more cooperative " Andrea Weigel Northern Feb. 6. s mm third with 55. Fleming took first and third in the weather, the undefeated Wooster . Kay cnwerzier rs

3-m- ile track team shall only get better. Fine performances came run, their combined times 1986-8- 1 7 COLLEGE OF 1 200-Ya- rd Freestyle Relay events. putting them far ahead of the rest of ' from all varieties of WOOSTER SWIM QUALIFIERS 1:42.40 (Through 2387) Andrea Weigel Lori Hayes " -- 50-Ya- rd Freestyle 1 Meter Diving Men's Baskeiba 403.75 Three of Four NCAC For your convenience Loses Flair Travel Graham Rayman Basketball Consultants The College Of Wooster a visibly frustrated Stadnik tossed up Then the following Women's Basketball: 346 E. Bowman St. Men's Basketball Team lost 3 of 4 a 30-foot- er, missed, and stalked off Saturday, the Denison Big Red(a denison University its first games recently. First, they lost to a the court. The Scots shot 50, team the Scots had already beaten) two victories of the season last Book immediately weak Perm--State Behrend team. holding Alleghany to only 28. came to Timkcn. With Rob week, defeating Oberllin College Then they traveled to Case Reserve, The. Erst ten minutes of the Peterson back in the starting 66-4- 6 and surprising The College of for Spring Break 63-6- looked much better, and won by 12. second half saw. the Scots hold their line-u- p, the Scots were poised to Wooster. 1. The Oberlin game The Scots returned the lead at seven points." Adams, John sweep the regular season series. The was marked by Denison center following Wednesday to play the Mead, Pete Losee, and Mike Trimmer first half was a see-sa- w affair, but Robin Jones' 24 rebounds, a North Call 264-650- 14-- 4 Alleghany Gators. Thought of all contributed to holding the Gators rather dull as both teams missed Coast Athletic Conference record. 5 by many as a rebuilding team, the at bay. But the Gators chipped easy shots. The Big Red, led by The only other NCAC team to win Gator have been having their best away, finally gaining a tie on the 3 center Bill Smiley, staged a both its games last week was season to date. But during the first point shooting of point guard ' pull-awa- y attempt half-wa-y through; defending champ Allegheny College, YourEURAILPASS half, the Scots were up to the Amos, and especially a dunk by but the Scots, led by Matt Hiestand who downed Wooster and Ohio headquarters challenge. Frosh point guard Bimm Stadnik. and Trimmer, reeled them back in. Wesleyan University. The Big Red Adams exploded in the early going, With 5:05 left, Alleghany's The Scots finished the half down by could now play the role of spoiler as with jumpers and twisting drives. strategy seemed to be working. one. they take on the number one and JUST OFF THE He scored the Scots' first eight Their two guard offense(something The second half, simply two teams in the Conference this COLLEGE CAMPUS points of the game, finishing with they did not use in the first half) put, was a nightmare for the Scots. week. They host Kenyon College twelve for the half. The Scot's tired the Scots. Alleghany shifted After hitting their first shot, they on Wednesday- - and visit Allegheny defense held Gator star Brian Stadnik into high gear, and the Scots went one for fifteen; while the Big on Saturday. NCAC leader Ohio Travel Agent to only six. The Scots owned the couldn't get back fast enough. The Red got hot. When the Scots Allegheny is ranked 15th in the last last six minutes of the half, taking a Gators went into a stall with under a looked up they were down by NCAA Division JJI Top 20 poll. Registered TA0305 11 29-2- 1 lead into the locker room; as minute left and it was over. Continued on Page Continued oa page 11 Shiltsy Going Nowhere Fast NCAC""Sports Wooster Hosts NCAC Wrestling Championships Update NCAC MENS COACHES probably tops in the NCAC this

3-POIN- FAVOR TER: The season. WBNX-T- V by Chris Shilts three-point field goal, installed for (AkronCleveland) was on hand to the first time this season in NCAA produce a tape-delay- ed television The College of Wooster me up if I didn't use these drugs," exclaimed Helga after her victory.l men's basketball, has been highly broadcast at 10:00 PM that night played to the NCACs inaugural cried poor Kurman. "He figured I'd coulda pinned him. but host I controversial. The NCAC Office and it was beamed to most of wrestling championships, be able to compete if I jumped a wanted to have little fun." polled the NCAC men's basketball Northeastern Ohio via cable and displaying its fine facilities - an weight class." This reporter holds Wooster head coach Kneet coaches as a sampling of what the regular TV channels. The broadcast empty lobby of the newly finished his head in shame for these lads who O'Kean was very excited about his 291 Division m basketball coaches j was of highest quality and hats off Music Building. 23,000 Hulkamainia are destroying their bodies. As for team's third place finish. "Only thought about the new rule. The to John Finn, College of Wooster fans flocked to this event but Kurman? Well, he was arrested after, Evan will graduate this year. Hell results were that 57 or four of the Sports Information Director for' became riotous when they discovered a brawl with one of the Hulks ters. j be hard to replace, but with heavy ' seven coaches, favored the new rule, coordinating the telecast. that there wasn't enough dirty Oberlin'slSS pound I recruiting, we feel mat we are the but die same majority voiced the cheapshots, no punches thrown but Sylvester Marx recorded the quickest ; force of the future," said O'Kean. opinion that the distance was too OWU TEDDER CLIMBS rather slick moves and die day (3 seconds) as he is also expected to have his cunning pin of 0kean ALL-TIM- E ' short most NCAC mentors wanted LIST: As one of the top startegic alignments. These took down Wooster's one-legg-ed own home turned into a wrestling the line moved back one to two feet. scorers in NCAA Division lH this "wrestling" fans were cultured by die Evan Pester. Brave Evan was arena so as not to create trouble Those results mirrored results of a season, junior wing Scott Tedder grace of real wrestling, but became excited just to participate and was with the music people and the ESPN poll that showed 54 of 219 , (Columbus. OhWhitehall) of Ohio disgusted and want wild. Fortunatley die crowd's favorite. He may have tracksters. "We knew it would be Division I coaches also favored the Wesleyan keeps adding to his Wooster city police disperesed these met his match, but oh! What a tough to field a team," O'Kean current three-pointe-r. Many of already impressive career point maniacs as they were given a heart! added," and we did have our troubles, those also wanted die distance totaL Tedder's 15 points in the win standing ovation by the Wooster In the heavy weight but die fan support was terrific, and, moved bvack at least one foot. over Allegheny last Saturday vaulted College student body, the band and competition. The NCAA's first well, I'm just so glad that wrestling Kenyon College leads die NCAC in him into sixth place on the all-time the cheerleaders. Here are some of women wrestler won her first is back at Wooster." . Yes, three-point percentage with a .478 list of Bishop scorers!. The list the highlights this historic conference title. Wooster's Helga now our littlest athletes can perform of mark and Case Western Reserve has contains an impressive list of small event: Gildenshine won a 9-- 7 decision over in intercollegiate sports at Wooster hit on the most three-pointe-rs with college greats, the tops of which is The day began tragically as Denison's Biff Edwards. The match . so long as they don't follow the 77 ( 77 of 197 for Barry Clemons who racked up 1.905 Wooster's 118 pound qualifier, wasn't exactly as close as the score. path paved by Kurman Spaghettio. 39). career points (1961-65- ). Tedder is Kurman Spaghettio, failed his urine Gildenshine toyed her opponent, TV GAME DRAWS 2500 alrleady at 1.419 points and OWU ' - another victom steroids. allowing several escapes. test yet of 1 AT WOOSTER: The Wooster men's officials say he may reach as high "My older brother threatened to beat enjoyed pummeling that little terdl" basketball game versus Denison was as htird place before season's end. . a happening last Saturday, night at Clemons. the 10-year NBA pro, may see his 23-ye-ar standard eclipsed by Those five remaining Wooster's Timken Gym. More than NCAC continued Tedder as early as midway through games could prove to be a minefield 200 fans packed the arena for the Womens NCAC next season. Tedder's senior year. for the leaders as-- the remainder of matchup. That crowd is Continued from page lft r-- the NCAC is capable and Track unpredictable as ever. A case in THERACENCAC point is Denison University STANDINGS: The Lady Gators of (8-- 1 11 132-5- ). which broke out of a by Becky Pickett slump and exploded for their first aUegheny remain the fron runners; . TTEST with a 7-- 0 record (16-- 2 overall). NCAC wins last week, two Kenyon is hanging tough at 6--1 commanding setbacks to Oberlin Last weekend the (86-7- 2) (9-7- ), after defeating Case Western College and The College of team competed in the (73-60- ' women's track Reserve University last week and Wooster ). This has been a mm NCAC conference relays hosted by losing a non-Conferen- ce contest to difficult season for the Big Red. Ohio Weslyan. In the field events. Mt Vernon Nazarene. Following with the death of their head coach. ' Wooster took second place in the -- Kenyon is Ohio Wesleyan (4-3- ), Mike Ehrenfried. but interim coach by Mushett and shot put with throws who split a pair of Conference Gary Brown seems to have found the Hochhouse. games last week defeating Case combination for Denison now. another Wooster nabbed Reserve and losing to Allegheny. place the high jump with second in Wooster cones in at fourth (3-4-), jumps by Tan and aommer. a iitsi followed by Case Reserve and THERACENCAC place in the long jump by Tan STANDINGS: Allegheny Denison in a tie for fifth (2-- 5) and and Ohio (15TT) gave Wooster a third place Wesleyan are tied for first 6-- 1 Oberlin (0-7- ). The schedule favors with that in the overall team finishes for Allegheny, who plays three of its NCAC marks. Kenyon College event. five remaining Conference games at (11-- 8) and Wooster (6-1- 3) are events, 3-- In die running home. knotted up in third place with 4 the 800 relay meter relay team marks, while Oberlin (4-1- 5) is alone consisting of Tan, Sentena, Joyce, in fifth at 2-- 4. Case Western and Kazmierski, finished third. The Reserve University (713) and split medly of Denison (8-1- 3) are tied for sixth Men's Basketball: Kazmierski, Joyce, with 2-- 5 records. A Ohio Wesleyan Stevenson, and Scierka took fourth hot University squad collected its place. sexth-straight win defeating "For the number of by Men's basketball North Coast Athletic Conference athletes we have out there Continued from page 10 leader Allegheny College. 80-7- 5. Derformine for us, I think we did a Saturday night. That victory commendable job," says coach Craig last nineteen. With three minutes left, snapped a nine-gam- e Gator win Penney. Next weekend the Lady the Scots pressed, yielding a streak and three the NCAC men's mini-ru- n. game was Scots will compete in the Denison But by then the be 6-- could 1 73-6- 0. it relays.N basketball race into a tie at lost The final score was Surrnrcc. between Ohio Wesleyan (13-6- ) and Clearly, they got the shots. They IE TEST OF Y0UII LIFE. Allegheny (15-5- ) with five just did not go in. It was just one conference games left. of those games. THE WOOSTER VOICE NEEDS YOU! APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE

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