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By Mark Dodosh That revelation came during ll'j Administration Building. It was closed a summary submitted to the panel James Holden. a representative of make because promotion procedures and hours of testimony Oct. 31 during and unpublicized Starnes' counsel. Mary C.T Bavis of the Ohio Department ol are state administrative policy and not Cart Haiku which it was alleged that Campus The allegations stem from the Columbus, is an attornev representing Administrative Services ami a witness law Safety discriminates in its promotion promotion of a young Campus Safety OCSEA at the hearing, told The News that The Gleason controversy involves his Campus Safety Director Dale F policies officer and the reduction in position of The summary further requested the Bowling Green is the only state school promotion to "acting sergeant" Shaffer has been 'counseled" since a 40-year-old black patrolwoman panel to require the I'niversity and in Ohio that requires its uniformed despite the fact that he did not have the 1972 by Coordinator of Human The hearing, involving I'niversity A source said "counseling" involves specifically Director Shaffer itol officers to use short-barrel weapons four years' experience required in Resources Vivian M Lawyer for his administrators and representatives of an informal talk with persons whose cease attempting to drum out' the only A letter dated Jan 17. 1974 and section 7094 of the Ohio Department of department's policies toward equal the Ohio Civil Service Employes attitudes toward minority employment black female officer in the signed by lormer Campus Safety State Personnel class specifications opportunity employment. The News Association lOCSEAi. took place in a are questionable department " Director James E Saddens was for the sergeant's post has learned 9th-floor meeting room in the Lawyer would not comment The summary ended by asking that submitted stating that he had Scheuerman said yesterday, yesterday on the nature of the Campus Safety "cease violating the witnessed racist and scxisl slatemenls however, that Gleason was eligible for testimony given Oct 31 civil service laws of Ohio, the Equal made by Shaffer promotion because the state Shaffer was unavailable for Employment Opportunities guidelines Saddoris. contacted last week, would regulations were only guidelines and comment yesterday, and had earlier and Federal and State Civil Rights not comment on the details of the not statutes refused all comment on the hearing Acts letter He also contended that "seme senior Shaffer reportedly walked out of the Starnes' position was reduced after But The News learned that a portion members lof Campus Safety I were not hearing after less than one houi she reportedly failed to meet Campus of Saddoris' letter said that lie and adequately trained and their styles had because a court stenographer was Safety firing range requirements using another man were talking to Shaffer become obsolete." and that they were taking notes on the proceedings a standard-issue two-inch barrel when Shafler made such statements therefore not qualified for promotion The controversy centers around the handgun "Mr. Shaffer shocked both of us by Starnes and her attorney reportedly promotion of Patrolman John Gleason Starnes contended in the hearing that stating that he did not want any claimed in the hearing that the senior to "acting sergeant" and the reduction she could not qualify with the short- women on the police department, Officer! were qualified She presented in position of former Patrolwoman barrel weapon because of a job-related especially black women Saddons letters of commendation to the panel Charlotte Starnes. eye injury, sources said letter read as evidence of her ability as a Starnes. along with three other The sources added that Starnes and But Vice President of Opcr.ilions ,1 policewomen, sources said. senior officers, filed a grievance with Claude Scheuerman, Shaffer's her attorney asserted that the firing Sources also said testimony was the University Dec. 12. 1(73. charging range test was not valid because she immediate superior, said yesterday he discrimination in promotion following "saw no signs ol racism or sexism on given that an acting" position refers was not allowed to use a weapon with a only to temporary, short-term Gleason s elevation. the part ol Mr Shaffer " four-inch barrel, which one witness vacancies due to illness or vacations. She was later reassigned as a police testified was a more accurate Scheuerman reportedly was forced dispatcher handgun. to defend Campus Safety alter Shalfer Holden told The News that putting Starnes and her attorney requested A list of stipulations submitted to the walked out of the hearing (ileason in the "acting" position "was the three-person arbitration panel to panel by Starnes' attorney included a Scheuerman is resigning his poll in excluding other people Irom the job. "require the I'niversity ito) order statement that she "can adequately July Sources reported that the panel's sexist and racist remarks to cease fire a four-inch weapon and Mr He also said yesterday he will not recommendations about Gleason and being used by the personnel in 'he Shaffer has no evidence to the necessarily be bound by any Starnes will probably be issued before Campus Safety division." according to contrary" recommendations the panel might Thanksgiving Council delays calendar option decision
By Rose Hume debated annually for the past four or transfer students because ol the early by the Faculty Senate Executive Managing Editor five years He said research among starting date for winter quarter Committee, tentatively will include students had indicated that said better probably would not be significant since workshops, small group meetings and Academic Council yesterday tabled a job opportunities are available with an most winter quarter transler students lectures Evaluation processes at the motion to adopt an early-in calendar early end to spring quarter. are not enrolled in I.ill quarter classes University as well as between the for 1975-76 to enable Council to obtain James L Galloway, director of the at any institution Board of Regents, the legislature, more input on the proposal from Office of Career Planning and Dr. Rothe urged both faculty and other systems and the University students and faculty. Placement, said seniors and graduate student members ol Council to collect should be included in the format Glenn Van Wormer. assistant vice students who graduate in June may be reactions and inlormation from their provost for institutional planning, at an employment disadvantage constituents on calendar preference represented the Academic Calendar because some companies begin before Councils next meeting Dec 4 Committee in presenting two calendar training programs in early June before Council also backed day-long options Plan A called for fall quarter University students have graduated University conference on values and to start Tuesday, Sept. 23. and include He added that students with summer evaluation They passed a motion WRITERS Columbus Day and Veterans Day jobs often find those jobs ending on asking that the conference be held on a holidays Winter quarter would begin Labor Day and are stuck with two or Wednesday IN RESIDENCE Monday. Jan. 5, and spring quarter three weeks at the end of the summer Council, however, defeated motions would start Monday. March 29. during which they cannot earn money calling for cancellation of classes on Plan B called for a Monday, Sept. 8 He added that the date when a evaluation day They first defeated a Writers In Residence begins its start with fall quarter ending Friday. student is available for employment motion requiring that classes be held, 2nd year of publication in this Nov. 21, and .including only the usually is more important than the then defeated a motion canceling issue of the News. The series Columbus Day holiday Winter quarter date of application. classes and finally passed a motion features contributions from would be interrupted after three weeks Graduate student representatives to leaving the decision to hold classes up writers In and around this area. for Christmas break and would end Council contended that a split winter to the individual professors. See pages 3 and 4. Friday, Feb. 27. Spring quarter would quarter would lie detrimental to the The conference, originally proposed start Monday, March 8. and end academic atmosphere, but Provost A youngster gets a twinging lift from his big sister during a Thursday. May 20 Kenneth W. Rothe asked if the split spirited playtime in Fountain Square in downtown Cincinnati. wouldn't increase academic work time The afternoon sun casts a long shadow on the patterned DR. KARL M. SCHURR, professor by allowing for extended research for pavement in the square. (AP Wirephoto) of biology, reminded Council that a papers or projects similar calendar option had been VAN WORMER SAID the loss of SGA service projects include student mailboxes, scholarships
Editor's Note: Tbe following is the is working with Ric Griebling. "The time factor can't be helped "frustrated" in his efforts to arrange tad la a three-part series on service assistant coordinator of state and because of the number of students an evaluation of food services. projects oa which Student Government community affairs, to establish involved.'' she continued. Dorfmeyer said he is frustrated Association officers and senators are mailboxes for off-campus students, because Dr. Michael R. Ferrari, vice working. Part three will appear preferably in the Union, she said. THE PAMPHLET will also make president of resource planning whom tomorrow. Sanderson said the University could clear that students should consult their Dorfmeyer must work through, "is save about $17,000 a year in mailing private doctors for more personal busy with his own job By Dave Davis costs since it sends about 17.000 letters service, she added. Staff Reporter a year to of f -campus students Sanderson said she has future plans DORFMEYER SAID he wants a full to meet with the advisory committee, investigation of food services from Student Government Association THE MAILBOX project, initiated by along with Larry S. Imely. another student employment to the meal (SGAI student senators are engaged in Butch Murnane. coordinator of state student senator involved in this coupon system which University service projects that range from the and community affairs, will eventually project, to help the committee decide administrators seem to favor. establishment of on-campus mailboxes allow off-campus students to receive what the proper budget should be for He said he has received the backing for off-campus students to scholarships various information flyers available to the center next year. of the Board of Trustees who have funded with money from student car on-campus students via campus mail, "These recommendations will be agreed to pay for any food service registrations and parking fines. she said taken to the Advisory Committee on evaluations. Jerri A. Sanderson, student senator. Sanderson said there has been General Fee Allocations to stress the "The board has recognized it as a concern expressed by University need for more money to improve more significant problem than they officials about placing bills and health services." she said. have in the past," he said validation cards in the unlocked Imely said be is also working on tbe Dormeyer said he expects the mailboxes The officials are afraid establishment of scholarships that evaluating firms to be on campus these items might be stolen, but these would use money from the budget of sometime winter quarter. Weather problems could be worked out. she Parking Services or Campus Safety. said. "It's about time the money for car DENISE A. DARTT has finished Sanderson also said she met with the registrations and tickets is working with Mortar Board to get the new formula for graduation honors Mostly cloady. windy aad cold Health Center Advisory Committee rechanneled to students," Imely said. Sunday night which decided to provide delayed until June 1978. tbe date of with taow flurries likely today aad graduation for present freshmen. chance of a few flurries tonight a pamphlet describing Health Center THE SCHOLARSHIPS would pay procedures tuition and general fees for three The formula limited the number of Highs today in the mid 3*s and S/U hours a student could take and still lows tonight la the upper Zts Health Center personnel opinions students per quarter, be said. The about that students can expect from criteria for receiving tbe scholarships receive honors at graduation. Partly cloedy aad cold tomorrow Dartt said she is working on the Heading home for Thanksgiving soon? Maybe a superbike with diminishing winds Highs in them should be included in the has not yet been determined. pamphlet, she said Imely said he will submit tbe establishment of departmental student similior to this is just what is needed to get home in style. The the mid aad apper 3ts. Probability unions but response has been slight of precipitation 71 per cent today "Some of the so-called negative proposal by tomorrow to Dr. Stuart 10-speod bike, with a few extras, makes a handy carry-all. She said she is in the process of aad M per ceat to nig hi aspects of the Health Center will also Givens, chairman of tbe financial aid (AP Wirephoto) be explained, such as tbe long waiting committee. letting up a meeting with those times," she said Jon R Dorfmeyer said be has been interested in student unions ••fa 2/Th* K» N«w», Thursday, November 21, 1974 eDITGRiaLS ding policies WASHINGTON Despite the THIS LOOMS as Ford's best way to the first battleground of the 1*76 buy cushion election's liberalizing effect 'on exert leverage on the scope and price presidential campaign. national policy. President Ford is not of major bills before they reach the Some of the great issues of that City council must move swiftly to purchase a rescue safety cushion. without hope or a battle plan, for floors of the House and Senate for final campaign will be shaped on Capitol The cushion is designed to speed evacuation from tall buildings in the dealing with the heavily Democratic action. HB1 during the coming two years-tax event of a fire or other emergencies The cushion can be inflated and Congress that takes over in January. It may be Ford's only way to avoid reforms, welfare policy, national ready for use in 40 seconds True, he suffered some serious being confronted with an exorbitant health insurance. Soviet-American The cushion is sorely needed by the Bowling Green safety forces. If disappointments number of budget-busting bills nuclear parity and naturally, the most urgent issue of all: whether either of Offenhauer Towers should catch fire the Bowling Green Fire Many of his conservative Republican demanding his veto. Democratic liberals, of course, are America should spend its way back to Department would be ill-prepared to evacuate the facilities if the exits pals went down to defeat. Several just barely survived., Notably Rouse not unaware of the strategy that Ford- prosperity or get there through belt- were blocked. 44 will use in concert with the tightening policies Republican leader John Rhodes ol five years in Congress without learning The immediate need for the cushion from a safety standpoint is Arizona and Michigan's Edward something The old Democratic conservative chairmen So the liberals One thing seems perfectly clear The obvious, but there is also a financial motive for its immediate purchase. Hutchlnson. ranking Republican on the chairmen will be back In power. Most will be working harder than ever to voters have mandated Congress to The cushion now costs $5,000, but city Safety Director Howard Flutter House Judiciary Committee. of them are conservative on spending blunt Ford's strategy come up with a solution to the nation's said the cushions will shortly increase in price The city should purchase Ford's personal campaigning in a issues and many are his friends. The result will be some major economic woes If the Democrats in score of states gained him Ultie -Even They will need help to withstand the battles inside the committees between Congress fail the test, they will not be the cushion to avoid paying extra later the social spenders and the budget able to put all the blame on a The need for the cushion is obvious Fires are tragic, but they are even his hometown voters' ignored Ford's pressure of the more liberal plea to elect a Republican to his old Democratic majorities on their balancers These battles will see the Republican President. more tragic if safety force aren't prepared to handle them. House seat from Grand Rapids committees Ford is in a position to Democratic presidential hopefuls For Jerry Ford, that could be a real The voters, likewise, rejected Foil's provide presidential assistance to aligned on one side and Ford on the plus demand for an anti-spending Congress these embattled chairmen and he will other Copyright. 1174. Detroit News If they did not quite elect a "veto do just that The new Congress, therefore, will be I'aiversal Press Sysdic.tr return to priority proof'' Congress as Ford warned was possible, it is only because voters The U.S. House of Representatives Tuesday passed a bill which will sensed from the beginning that this assure that all public water systems meet minimum national safe- was only a straw issue drinking standards. It'a about time Since the energy crisis the government has been ON THE SURFACE, the new holding back anti-polution legislation because of moaning by industry. Congress represents a decided till Recent reports that up to 66 cancer-causing agents have been found in toward higher spending rather than less It's quite likely that Ford's 1975 the drinking water of New Orleans. Washington and Cincinnati probably budget proposals will he exceeded by helped the representatives make up their minds. the Democrats in domestic and social The bill empowers the Knvironmental Protection Agency (EPA) to set areas as a means' of '.countering i federal standards regarding harmful contaminants and set up a joint recession and correcting program • federal-state system to enforce compliance with the standards. deficiencies they could not mandate on The bill also authorized J156.5 million for EPA research and assistance the Nixon White House. to states. Although federal spending must be cut in some areas, there Simultaneously, the increased Democratic strength means major must be no cuts or compromises concerning our environment. reductions in military spending. Even When the full force of the energy crisis struck, environmental some previously pro-military problems were shoved aside in the interest of keeping the country Democrats such as Senators John running. Stennis and John McClellan already Perhaps the passage of the safe-drinking water bill by the House have indicated that the current heralds the return of environmental legislation as a major priority in the Pentagon budget is too high. So the odds are that the new eyes of Congress. President and the even newer Congress will be at loggerheads on federal spending for both social and defense scapegoat needs. Ford, however, did not spend twenty-' Laughter permeated the Watergate courtroom when a tape was played that indicated some Nixon aides thought scapegoating would solve their
problem. i For John D. Ehrlichman and II.R. Haldeman to even think of using John N. Mitchell as a sacrificial lamb may be comic in retrospect, but the tragic elements of such a request outweigh the humor. Such a consideration could draw momentary pity from a jury for ueirers government officials with grossly degenerated moral values. supplies through the ceiling. before the State Personnel Board of membership selections and the general As Judge John J Sirica said, the Watergate case will be sad for many solution Review, taken law suits involving fee people. But no one can feel much sorrow for men who let a thirst for THE $15 increase might at most members to courts in all areas of the My selection as alternate to the power blind them to what is just 1 have the solution for everyone restore seryices^to.an.a.cjjeDlahle level, stale and the Ohio Supreme Court. '' Advisory Committee for the General
• ■ having trouble or being afraid of but even that is doubtful. Costs In an effort to regain our $10 million' Fee Allocation and existence as crying Ridge Street. continue to-'rts*' so qWekly that a in back pay. OCSEA took the, case *tpyr approximately one-fifteen thousandth It amazes me that people attending minimum increase of $25 is necessary the U.S. Supreme Court. GC8EA?was of BGSU are the two perspectives from an organization of higher learning if students want to have any kind of the only labor nrganiziion that which I speak ground rules must have a street completely closed cultural activities or health service First, in response to claims of continued the back pay fight'to the top. off in order to cross it safely It is such within a few years. other organizations started the fight unfairness in the selection process, I a treacherous street, anyway Between Inflation is hard on everybody, but but dropped their cases when the going felt the process was designed as the stop signs at each block and the students get only what they pay for got tough Wbeh the well being of its objectively as was possible, by a group crosswalks most cars reach a Unless the general fee is drastically members are involved. OliSEA will of human beings in the dilemma of for drivers maximum speed of 10 miles per hour increased, students will eventually subjective choice fight to the finish. Pedestrians on Bowling Green wind up getting precious little for their Personal bias probably played some By Bruce Burr I'VE TRIED patience, reasonable streets must think it is smart to walk general fee dollar. ( I RRENT1 Y OCSEA is fighting , part But to change the selections or 413 Andenon Hall explanations, and now I'm reduced to right out into the road with no regard against the contracting out of civil the selection committee is merely to Guest Student Columnist using sheer embarrassment to get to oncoming cars. This is quite a Edward Diener service jobs at Kent State University replace one set of limited values by Diane to pay It's been four weeks now. dangerous habit to practice in most 1451CloughSt where jobs formerly held by university another. The entire question of which This is my last step in a battle that and she still refuses to pay for an other cities, where drivers certainly Apt. 106A employes were contracted to an values are valid rests, in my eyes, with I'm sure to lose But having nowhere agreement which she said that she will not be expecting it outside firm. the students supplying the money. No else to turn, and wishing others to would meet (an agreement which Now for my solution. It's a wonder Because the outcome ol the Kent small committee necessary, except to avoid a similar situation. I rest my another passenger fulfills faithfully that all of the intelligent minds of the both right State case could affect many jobs at tabulate our choices case with The News each week!. University haven't come up with it state universities throughout the state In student teaching this quarter. I What really burns me is being strung already. It's very basic and it's Don't be so hard on me. for we do OCSEA had taken the fight to the Ohio MY PURPOSE in signing up for the drove a good deal out of my way to along under gentlemen's agreement, something our mommies and daddies indeed worship and adore the same Supreme Court to insure that employes committee was to encourage a deliver a girl iwho. for clarity's sake. and then dumped There is a lesson to should have taught us when we were Lord at BGSU and the other universities get complete re-evaluation of priorities I'll call Dianei to her school. She be learned four. Even animals learn it It's called But in no regard, by no means can the fair and equal treatment they through the use of all-campus agreed to pay two cents a mile for the "Look BOTH ways before crossing " Jesus be referred to as an "only" deserve .. , . referendums 1 pictured distributing total mileage of the week This is one Drivers But if some people can't seem to anything, as you have so wrongly- Everything. _ QCSEA has information and ballots perhaps in BG sixth of the recommended price for 1 ) Set your price in advance so that master that little trick, the University accused me of believing. accomplished is a matter of record: News inserts and stamping validation mileage if your riders don't agree, they can find could always construct an over- or My letter was a reaction directly to this is why OCSEA continues to grow in cards at collection points. The Mechanical problems with my car another ride Be fair, but reasonable under-pass similar to those used for the dry. dead Christianity portrayed in spite of efforts by its competitors to feedback I received at a "mock" forced me to ask Diane to find another when setting your price. Going rate is grade schools The BG News. And I certainly could discredit its accomplishments. budget meeting during the selection rid* in order to save driving the extra 12 cents a mile, if that is any help You not pretend to summarize, or even process was that this was too miles to deliver her and pick her up are a passenger and should share, Scott Flaugher begin to reflect the FULLNESS of Ray T. Malone expensive: the students too apathetic The problem lies in the fact that now equally, the cost with your riders The 913 Findley Street Christ in a mere few paragraphs. University Labor That is what past experience tells the this rider refuses to pay for two weeks driver can't expect a free ride. Perrysburg. Ohio Your letter, as printed, was Relations Adviser committee. (Five-of nine of the new worth of trips to her school She says 2 I Make payments due before you commendable' in pointing out the selections have "past experience."! that the price I asked was too high and take your riders to their destination misdirection in mine, but it does not Past experience speaks to me of the that she already paid me enough in the I EX. Pay on Friday for the past week, $15 increase change the fact that Christ, for all His necessity to try again anyway. The previous two weeks to compensate for or no ride on Monday I People will supreme rationality, is risen, is living blood thanks recent Homecoming (Oh God. not her not paying for her two weeks of make arrangements to have the money and does give joyous fulfillment again l illustrates the growing free riding i( their ride depends on it not enough YKS ■ intellectual and cultural unreality of basic assumptions made 3 i Some people never grow up. Tell relevance " He is all the more precious Time and again the students at about "student priorities by planners THE BG NEWS your riders if they can't meet the price Last Thursday The BG News for His BASIS in stable reality. BGSU have shown their concern for The increasing awareness of socio- An tndtfninnl Stvaaat VaMa that you need to operate your car they editorialized for a $15 increase in the It is the hugeness of our God that others. This concern was evident Nov. political groups demands an injection IWTMIliyill should find another ride instead of general fee instead of a OS increase, makes neither ol us wrong, and both of 12. 13 and 14 when the campus Red of equal and just representation in the taking you for a ride by mooching and since "the 30"i increase would cover us right Cross blood drive collected 607 pints of ratio of input and output. And. most •*!•- OMIam haitelt then not paying Be firm Granted, the inflationary damage., and leave blood. importantly, the inflation of costs iaa»m huma money problems pop up, but no one is some breathing room' in case of a Diana Sainsbury It was gratifying to note that many- past, present, and future, tells me the nawiarfttat ■•(beta m utva* H««M a*»ai mama I lhanai doing you a favor by putting extra continuing inflationary trend " 221 Dunbar more people expressed an interest in stakes are larger this year ■oika -i aaw. caft p ramantay miles on your car 1 must disagree with this surface giving. Unfortunately, we could not Fifty dollars per quarter, per ■an iila I w*»n Riders: analysis by The News; had it looked handle any more donors at the time student, translates into a round $2.4 ifWtiM* mafli h ('■*•• 1 I If you don't like the prices, either deeper into the situation. It would have ocseo's record To all of those who gave, served as million. With supplies and equipment .Ku.aa-a. mKhaalg ftana grin and bear it or find another ride aallwyn n mwnay found that a $15 increase will simply volunteers or asked about giving. I for all present programs increasing 15 Don't take advantage of someone's not be enough. As the largest organization of public would like to express my appreciation per cent and employe salary demands •uimtss •t«Jf good nature and then refuse to pay. From my experience as a member of employes in Ohio, Ol 'SKA has been the for making the blood drive a success. sure to rise because of Inflationary «••«
Stewart p. lochman
WRITERS IN RESIDENCE why i want to rape the doublemint twins
NUMBER 4 AUTUMN 1974 dots is all it is Edited by Mark Sermon a parade leaping cheerleaders tits bouncing way fhe hell over here Howard McCord fOf M FOR AN OLDER CHIID" shot from guns : Carol Hc charades a smile painted over WRITERS IN RESIDENCE begins its second year grinning death's-head lapels of publication with this issue, and is intended to be a viable voice for this community's writers. To be every ten minutes published quarterly, the series will feature writers in the sudden grab at your throat and around the area, as well as serving others. to sell deodorant Contributions and comments are welcome as good because it has a good beat communication for the free flow of the creative (all ospirin really is alike) processes involved. The editor is interested in seeing your free flow. To submit, please send manuscripts and S.A.S.E. to: MARK BERMAN. ENGLISH it never changes/ DEPT.. BOWLING GREEN UNIV.. BOWLING GREEN. OHIO. 43402 cancer reappears elsewhere WRITERS IN RESIDENCE is a member of CCLM. in a different form more terrified This issue is for Anne Sexton, poet, Pulitxer Prise •t winner < 1966) for Live or Die (poetry), author of eV the only cure is to pull the plug many volumes of verse, who passed away in October 0,th,syear -*> MA OMiLlfM Pittsburgh dan Beginning in January of 1975. WRITiRS IN fran doty, mark barman RESIDENCE announces fhe birth of its sister Play-Offs publication, BROADSIDE. As a biweekly ANNIVERSARY broadsido, fhe series will compfimenf offstr i was so wrapped in my cellerators phlosphy thet town wui billboard WRITERS IN RESIDENCE in allowing a wider you hood ornment. , .... I walked the edge each speed defines webways the light rebounding could escape base of publication with a varied formal. to touch the hinge your belly is o gunner, seldom gets downcourt, turnover for travelling, everyone alone for weeks new, asks me if i play basketball i say i did but had my ankles run over pulling your arm away. as a joke. drHrence tween drive 6V passenge is one chromosome dummy cabs are The breast would moot yours, built for, head foka log fake anypart avoiding the hoop, box-stepping lank would swing to touch you warped as jai alai players run up walls not there, unseen pines topped thud in soft hair of sneakers crescendo. Why stare, or wonder? 10,000 semis head due west same instant earth skids It's not the lie SACs drive-in radar screen infested with blips eoch basketball used april 12, latin; two points sexier than a meteor shower? many truckers were jocks & nor the return watch tv when iheyre whoring |ust my hand my mouth seasonally falling, come from the woods Corel Heckman J. Garmhausen without the flow of spirit THIS IS MY ANTIQUE TOASTER UNRELATED STUFF toward spring: A poet washed in the birth of thin years I carried it 496 miles from Pennsylvania before the heavy hour to Ohio. You have to watch II 1. Lump in throat maybe wlH save us. As the toast burns quickly when the sides the head of the box dose like a mouth. Yeu could burn mark grafe 2. Oh they say afraid to break the mystery they find there Yourself. Maybe together in the weather feeding pigeons to eech ether. get a shock Part One of Maleness Trilogy As the cord is very worn, frayed ends 3. It's always Breakfast before the Dawn. A no cardboard protector probably the only people who After Breakfast comes the light. for the teeth have the historical sense of of the plug. 4. Tuesday. Events of the past appear as a dream. No loss Sometimes it seems a waste inevitable victory are the Americans today. Might rain. Hollo. What's this? foe ding soft white slices " - danis brogan to those stive r jaws A 5. Are YOU ambitious? aggressive? confident? over S toot e? Be a cap. Seeing them faH out chaired We're looking for men en their way up A smoking It's such I grew up hating to tie my shoes A delicate epeiation. My mother inevitably buying boots I learned alot 6. Apex Terminal Elevator. gave me this machine about life from crobgrass/and I dreamed Leaving home, she said about cutting off my thumbs. 7. Second Coming of Christ October 15th. Be careful. Don't miss it (two) spread your hips S I break into Childish Babbling, pop. 314. Frederick Eckmon there are only two ways to win an arguament. so, spread your hips 9. Then I knew I had to tell her everything. NOTHING IS TRUE BUT FVRRYTHINO I told her everything. (three) my mother used to send me to my 10. Imagine Before I ever heard of Geerg Friedrich Wtthelm Hegel, father so he could sit me Simile I knew Charley Jenkins. Charley said, "Once I was ever to down and tell me how much Metaphor Mandate * I asked a colored girl to go out in the cornfield restraint was necessary. and D'artagnan with me." in my lifetime I broke three windows and lost my bicycle once 11. A discussion which, to this day, I can only fully comprehend "Site did, * when we gal there, I took off my coat A damn them . hong it en a corn stalk She said, Mister Jenkins, I 12. "Good afternoon, I'm the Director of Clarity end we'd like to wouldn't da that was I you." I asked why net A she said, (four) have you removed." 'Causa we won't be cemin back dawn the same row.' " wine is for taste beer makes your hands drunk 13. Act like nothing happened. tf \» *-•• •WfTe>, • ftW MHssfl ft"*. zmszSf^ (five) 14. Not now. I'm m trouble with the law. Leek me up when I fat asked him rf It was true He said, "No. cause that ain't - I never got a scar I my name cleared. aft there wos to the story." .- - '•— •w. ftptt/thaAtMn* Titans***, MMM* It, tm MUHTfftS 'N RESIDENCE NUMBER 4 AUOUST DeXHJOHT cam. fear weeki without rein, when lleove, the «r It defend reel 1*jwfVV ^w *tk ry f#f tfM ?••••• It frightens ma bon.l.ss, tomalimat. Y'know tho way your .art prick up the Krepe ef mkt daw* lik. a dog, aleno at night ttfts on tho prairio. MM«« I* • prophecy You think that tho pooplo in the booth n.xl to you aro commitart. > INU... Thoir halt tlant on Ih.ir haadt, Donald ft. Reddaway David Shavin but ot Tk> Omm, Ih.lr taath hava navar known bracot. tparkt reeled AH of th. Tim. Dan • crown ef »n lik. a big pitchor of croam . 4.1k... in tho rafrigarator, you know orange drink M thad thin, or mi AU of in. lima you won't latt out tho day. plum colored car ilrelth, I am mavlng You prickle intida. fronch ftie> Uka io.tIn a tho. >■§■! pluck IS. night air, alone except for ploy a horp brlltl. So, you tit thara with toma tub-cutanaout lid. a chooto burger I watch IS. wall ruthing up from your foot. today't ne wipaper I plead tor lh« .mplyin« ai ih. cup •I alt Mi You »it thara with your coffoa A cigaiettes, and purta W#v •fiTtf# ft#M9. and by goth with your tplint.ring Saad. BAOUNIONPACIFICSANTEFEOHIONORTHERNKNNSIYVANIA rliaaai Uko t.m.lSIng » tha chawt dried been* Sappanlng waving at the caboose la Sea* w | au id t Scott Maton chant Halflh.log diicord iiii riting end failing II burning. the rertle-preyer far rain. My nami is an it. a Irifla misguided but with affection Both Cop.land Howard McCord 4 Ma tain. wo aro here to bo accutod lie. N. Ufl Turn for whatever and CUTTING THE CORD POEM FOR AN OLDER CHILD Driving hama al 3am. to learn that it't no good faewry-svrfeced reads to be good Night it a boneless (atl Hny damn (harp a* rasp* Every night I unravel tha threads man banding down at IS. oxpeted belly Of our bedspread. why are w. her. from tho tky. after. Anxiously behaving lik. tmall animalt? Hit flesh rubs Anita Skaan Yank chenille loops at wo talk. why do wo not laugh outloud but on our houses. rtto and touch ourtolvot, Every morning I make amends, braid tha loose Laming stiok.t Hit eye wails outside taking it all like an old building, Endt, lie thorn in clavar knott. each window, hit hand our ilick bodiot, ilaliciied in new thoot, Itltapril it tho wind breathing following ut whorovor wo go. Tonight tho cat criot in tho closet gently at a locust again She criot liko a desperate baby. w. ara tagathar I am angry. In in. damp Ho waitt for you to Hei claws run by stockings, hay tar ttop talking, begin nighl Hor hunger tmethort my lap. to un-do tho buttons ■"• MVil •* you r fMfjffMM "Ik for enne sexton Inside I fool Wants you to climb MttiM Al if my tubes ara lied in bod orawnd ma -I slewly and pull him At I leave you cry, curse, intitt ■ I. ovor you w. iwlm through That I will roturn. 1 lam flat awl like air. •UN pa alt ef moonlight You cannot believe and ct.nln« Inta sloop m the dark My hands ara scissors yaw* tar shudders awl deadly boilaen. yaw tuck tham dawn Lvnn Kostuff my eyes Dollar City Suite* *( excerpt from A Reduction Suite) I. yaw taak tham dawn Garden Anderson Dollar City, your cities dimet into the tweet blue- If it't fatt, it't good Clearasil I'm out of sorts. track moving faster than a i noting my eyes are dead. Their green watert of tha (motto of Dollar City)... Dollar City you leave me Detroit Wonder. You've lam Hat out Uavlng far Ohia tombstones are at smooth fountain!. I want to To Dollar City and perpetually depressed and nailed down the lid ef the- and (rawing into tiaop (far Mike) and worn at a bar of toap. scream I twoar chlorine it Inhabitant!, mystified. My radials jack-in-the-box. Neil in the dark liko a Buddhitt nightmare an aphroditiac. I want to Please note: wear faster than anyone Armstrong left his your car thudd.ts they've been rein- maul them in your malls, I have given up on you. else's. Howard Johnson's footprints in my living out We (land in tha lole afternoon carnated, contolidated Dollar City. Twelve, Again. I have no detire to will only serve me one room. Your streets are tHonca undor one roof. When thirteen, fourteen years understand you or your flavor. I've lost my lined with philistines with wnswr. af what to say someone says "let s go to old, I don't carol I want all ways I'm in tho red. "Information Please" gonods for taste buds. the mall!" my ttomach of them, all your mall Again. We've grown almanac. Rebecca has left Your cametarias are at Mia dark Wo watch tha »wollowi contracts from excitement groupies Dollar City, all apart. My nose runs the farm. Dick Tracy's on ashtrays. I'm in a clean yaut car ihuddett In their quick hungry flights and my ears tweat. Dollar their tlinky little bodies constantly My second tho take. Popeye's kitchen looking for block awl City, I'm infatuated with and perky tongues, thoir hand has froien. My smoking his spinach. heel marks. My fingernails Wa tmlla at oach othor, your mall groupies. Thoir diamond black hair, their armpits have been sealed Dollar City I've lest my are formica. I am a* at tha tun, yaw tuck tham down lean hard teonybopper hard little moutht with for years. Your Age of pillow from Niagara Fall* guiltless a* my self- at tha sound ef caws breasts and smooth brown Virginia Slimt tucked cooly Enlightenment has blown and your trench fries have cleaning oven. Flies feed my eyes •tamping In tha barn. navels drive me wild. in the cornera of. lot mo a fuse. I won't walk on given me diarrhea. My in my bookcase I (tare out I am flat awl Thoir breath it ps pure and lay with them by your your water let alone diink water pistol is empty. I broken windows. •wool at the ringing of fountains and let them it. I want a Winebogo too. won't put up with it I sometimes wander. I and craning bite tlaap I wiH mkst tha way you wear this farm. your cath rogittert. Their teach me the song of the Gauguin once said that it anymore Dollar City. Trick do. I don't. I can't. I won't. eyot thine like half cath register I want all of he ever mentioned the or Treat'* ever. Your Perhaps it is my fault. I dollars. Dollar City, I'd liko them. I'll buy anything. word love, it would crack lifestyle* ore a* white a* doubt it would make I Mnger longer than needed, to ball in your malls! My Take my Matter Charge. the teeth right out of hi* your laundry. Your much difference. I'm in looking in the .Hence eyes turn white and my Mease. Bring out your mouth. That's true. I'm on commercial* tVigger the middle and left in the until it become* familiar, feet dance on fleshy living room suites, your my third set of dentures. orgasms in cash registers. I dark. I've lost light of your bacomot our veket. fluorotcent floon. I ttaro doubleknits, your golf Your Poly-grip does no feel I'm missing endt. I'm afraid in public and they ttare back. clubs, your mallburgort, good. My cuffs ara as something. Rats laugh in toilets I con'l cry over you That tky. Coolly They tmile with anything and everything, frayed as my nerves. my eyes. Oh, Dollar City, anymore. My comic books IS. ceier ef bleed and water, tender tmirking eyot. I don't care. I love your Dollar City, I don't deserve hew I ache to scream have rotted away into sunken gardens, cinemas, BINGO! How my palms hot already begun to connect They know what the mall this. You never rush my owl'* eye*. My can do to yew. Oh God, ttorewida clearancet, order. My arches have sweat in yewr theatre*. snowmobile's buried in yewr Sam. with mine; at though liko Ulysses' Sirens they even your mallburgort! I, fallen My shadow no Hew I wish I hod Baby the neighharhaad saowdilfl. the wind m sit. halter-tapped, high- want to harvest your acret longer follows me. I'm Moons and on overhead Dollar City, what heeled, hot-panted, of free parking... leaving in the morning cam. I'm tired I tell you. I happened to the ejection dropping quarters and with Trotsky for a place want to turn your carry- seat? Tho shodowy reor where the dry yellow sand ewt* bite churches. I want exitt? First gear and catches nothing but the to hide behind your reverse? Why must I tit in eye. I am net alone in my snowfences and do o dark room with bat* feelings about you Dollar nothing Oh, Dollar City, (creaming in the chimney? City, but I am alone. Yew your. everything but Why mutt I go on? Why did it to me. Ne parrot will recyclable. Yew're a should I ge en? Why do sit on my shoulder new. pimply two hundred year yew let this happen to me? Face it, one of us has old wet dream. You're a Do I deserve It? Ye*. overextended himself. grade B movie running in Ne. CHECK ONE Your leper* are ewt el slew motion with a sound- Thursday, Nov.mb*. 31, 1974, Th* BG N*w*/f*t* 5 local briefs . . . . Shades' locks necessary talent Review by relationship of a white In "The Actors" players lAtSi. almost succeeds in Daa Dlugonski graduate student and Melba. other than the major ones creating a sensitive human Athletic speaker a black woman. The evils of perform at the level of being Nell Jackson former Olympic competitor and The current University the Vietnam War are thrown talented high schoolers. assistant director of athletics at Michigan State production of John Scott's at the audience, with nothing Emotional builds are jerky MOST UNSATISFYING University, will speak at 1 p.m. tomorrow in the Alumni "Shades'' experiments with new said. and character motivation is about both acts are the vio- Room. Union. the dramatic form Unfor- FILM SEQUENCES ac- generally lacking lent endings. If there is Jackson will discuss her experiences in international tunately, the cast and the companied by music are some original social com- competition and the present and future states of women's playwright lack the talent to used in both acts. Although AS MATINEE, Derrick mentary in them, or any- athletics make the show succeed pleasant diversions, they Feagin. junior (AAS). where else in this play. I An informal rap session will follow the speech, which is "Shades" is two one-act dissipate the play's force believes his physical pre- missed it, although I looked free and open to the public. plays linked by the theme of instead of adding to it. sence is sufficient acting very hard. interracial sexual relations Also present throughout Janis Porter, freshman Scott uses many "hip" The structures of the two the play Is Scott's Inability (Ed i. as Serene, tries to cliches without putting Thefts, damages acts perhaps are loo paral- to create whole, realistic look her best while gesturing enough tension or contrast Suzanne Black, sophomore (Ed.I. yesterday reported lel. characters This is particu- and smiling woodenly. behind them to create any both hubcaps on the right side of her car were stolen Act one. "The Actors." larly detrimental to the But because of the fresh meaning. Damage was estimated at $20. The car was parked in Lot concerns A.J Matinee, an players. players, the 2nd act nearly Dr. Briant Lee's set unemployed black actor works 6. south of the stadium A mixed chorus is onstage startling, effective, and Mildred Oglesby yesterday reported a broken window living with Serene, a white for almost the entire play Although at moments too well-suited to the play's in the Kreisher-Darrow Dining Hall Damage was $17:. actress. This play comments They have potential, but powerful. Kosmond Russell, ambitions. on the inequalities and evils neither Scott, the Univer- freshman 1A&S1. as Genie "Shades'' will be of the acting profession, a sity's playwright-in-resi- the Namvet. generates presented through Saturday Bookstore theme as old as buggy dence. or director Allen enough energy to enliven the at the Joe E. Brown Theater The University Bookstore will be closed next week for whips. Kepke know quite what to do rest of the cast As Melba. in University Hall. Curtain its annual inventory Students who plan to order caps and Act two focuses on the with them Barbara Williams, senior is 8 p.m. gowns for December commencement therefore must have their orders placed by tomorrow No deposit is required when caps and gowns are Jazz Lab Band jive ordered Graduation announcements are available at the The Bowling Green Stale Lab Band soloists returning bookstore University Jazz Lab Band I from last year's band. There is a house on Sorority Row will begin its ISth year with Slide show a concert at 8 tonight in the THE LAB BAND won 1st Grand Ballroom. University prize in big bands in the 1970 The Chi O's all live there • The slide tape presentation "Bowling Green Today'' Union. Klmhursl College Jazz will be shown at 1 30. 2 IS. 3 and 3 45 this afternoon in the Directed by David Melle. Festival in Klmhursl. 111. At Everyone knows University's Main Auditorium assistant professor of music, last years festival saxo- The multimedia presentation, produced entirely by the band will play a variety phonist Perry won 1st place For one night a year, they University students, was originally prepared to acquaint of tunes by well-known com as outstanding reed soloist in-coming freshmen with the University It was shown posers and arrangers, inclu- The Lab Band II. featuring during freshmen orientation earlier this quarter ding charts by Stan Kenton. Scott l.avendar, senior all await "Bowling Green Today" two weeks ago won Buddy Rich and Woody (Musicl. and pianist in the recognition at a national conference of orientation Herman. Jazz Lab Band I. will also To have the BIGGEST party, leaders in Albuquerque, N Mex The 18-member band features Rich Perry on perform at the concert, the 1st of three planned for the tenor saxophone. Jack this side of the Gate Still life painting academic year Stuckey. alto, and Tom Guy Palauola. professor of an at the University of Kirkpatrick playing Tonight's concert is free It's called Chee Omunga Michigan, will conduct a lecture and demonstration on trumpet The three are all and open to thejMiblic still life painting at 7 30 p m Mondav. Rm. 204, Fine Arts Bldg And a King will be crowned The event is free and open to the public ■£■»•• ««»llg|| ST NEED A NEW STYLE? 'I You see there's no other Delta Zeta party like it around. Welcomes Our • MONTY CATERS TO ■ So if you can make it on GUYS and GALS New Actives ■ Nov. 23rd Stop in before vacation Nancy Black Barb Kuzma for that new look g You'll see why the owl Nancy Collins Terry Morrison 131 Call m is more than just a bird Sue Hugus Peggy Resar W.Wooster MONTY'S 352 2611 Holly Kish Da Nita Schnoes Judy Tkach b BEAUTY SALON Congratulations Dairy - FEATURING - Queen Remember! Ckar Broiled Sleaki u4 Ckopt Fill Count Family Din- Mr DAIRY QUEEN THERE'S ANOTHER It VARIETIES PANCAKES * WAFFLES has Opra Tan tarn Sal. 7:JM Saodayi ?:»-7:M 3 KINDS OF HOT SOUPS BOOK SALE 412 EAST W00STER BANQUET ROOM DAILY plus a wide selection of AT NOON SPECIALS DAILY HOT SANDWICHES Open Mon.-Sat. til Midnight, Sunday til 11:30 SBX 434E.Wooster OVER 300 BOOKS , naaMSMM-* VERY FEW DUPLICATE TITLES Congratulations ALL CLOTH BOUND EDITIONS New Phi Mu ORIGINALLY Officers: $ »S AND $4954 °*r^rV SALE PRICE Pres. • Karen Hunt ttttsft $ $ 29 V. Pres. • Tara Jones .79AND 1 Treas. - Debbie Frazier Asst. Treas. - Jill Henderson GREA T FOR GIFTS Rush Chairman - Camille Bobrowski Asst. Rush • Sherri Lasorella OR Sr. Panhel • Pam Britt Jr. Panhel • Cheryl Craig YOUR PERSONAL LIBRARY Phi Trainer - Claudia Mohnacky STUDENT BOOK EXCHANGE Asst. Trainer - Nancy Romey DIAGONAL TO FOUNDERS QUAD Corresponding Sec. - Robyn Kercher Recording Sec. • Julie Stevens Social Chairman - Chris Geisler Steward - Cathy Zoltai > Asst Steward - Dimple Wright House Chairman - Vickie Wallace Rush Counselors • Rindy Fritz Sharon Dowers Psjf* 4/Th* M Ne>w», Thursday, Nev.ni be. 71. 1974 DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau Bugie endorses establishment WOCfOU, WAT WU'K 60T WANT TV TALK.AIOUT 10UAUU STHATMVORW XX.7SI m JUSTSffNT POaifT K&N AHPEHP WTTH YEAM, I SUPPOX ALLM0RNIN6 VUKIN6 OO&OOKH mene ABB MAW YOUCOULD MAK£ AKVTiami OTHBB BHUAUYACCBPTABiB ACASeFOUHAT.. of marijuana lobbyist branch UK OF LOWING AT ire/ By Chick Eckstein branch on campus. "I because the group does not nothing but negative feed- personally endorse the advocate the use of mari- back from the council, Student Government As- OMC's activities and I am juana, only its decriminali- which represents the soro- sociation (SGA) President optimistic that the Student zation rities on campus. Douglas G. Bugie has Senate will, too," Bugie Kelley said he hopes by Fisher said he thought the endorsed the establishment said. establishing OMC branches council not only "doesn't of a University branch of the Bugie said he informed on Ohio college campuses a understand" marijuana, but Ohio Marijuana Coalition the senators of the group's political force can be they also "don't seem to be (OMC). purpose and that a vote is tunneled toward the decrim- an involved or informed * 4j BARGAIN ADMISSION FOR The OMC is a lobbyist expected at this Sunday's inalization drive. group" about the issue. SGA meeting. "SGA support Because of the closeness Sharon Hall, senior (Ed. I. * I ALL PERFORMANCES group which, in conjunction of the OMC would have a of Bowling Green to the and Panhellenic Council ADULTS $1.00- CHILD 50« with the National Organiza- tion for the Reform of Mari- tremendous impact across OMC's headquarters in president, said the council's NOW PLAYING NOVEMBER SPECIALS juana Laws (NORMLi. will campus," Bugie added. Montpelier. the University biggest fear about endorsing a'j'U'Lraa "FOR PETE SAKE" 7:30 attempt to petition Ohio's was chosen by Kelley and OMC is adverse reactions "WAY WE WERE" 9*0 legislators to reduce the IF APPROVED by the Dick Fisher, the OMC chair- they could receive from Student Senate, the group man, as the starting point national sororities and - 2 GREAT STREISAND HITS- state's present marijuana BLISTIK ALPHA KERI laws, according to Michael "could be established in a for organized student parti- alumni. FOR FUN AND COMEDY.. Kelley. OMC vice chairman. matter of days." according cipation in the fight for the One concern was possible s.m>h..il»i V ■ ■ M 3! Across 2 Stop! ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE U 37 M 3 Us: Fr. 4 Arranges s I 1 P ' A b c R * t s ■ H A A 6 A '■ 1Q 40 41 6 Southern i 1 ■ B c .'. constellation 1 t y A H A r 1 ■ ( '. r 6 "All this and H « 1 1 i U N li rt? 43 44 4 46 0 D ' ■ ■ 0 ! »MS|T u 1 4 7 Horse's gait I M i N K 1 _(, C A Lsnl ■ 49 ■ 8 Something H ' B E N f E AT s c H c w unique: Slang ■ 1 ( 1 M H Vi 51 93 M bS •* 9 Feminine suffix '•> P s " » i A 10 Church feast M 5 * 5 [ SB ■ " N 5 1 JS ■58 11 Neck section ■ M I 0 1 HI '1 111 " C * A l A »■» 0 M ■ 12 Type of review A N 1 1 RIEIC K SB 60 13 Govt. operatives [) j ■ 1 0 B 0 1 n P 5 ' ^ ^_ ;: 18 Snatch ■ CAMPUS CALENDAR Female roommate, winter and am.fm radio Best offer Call spring, 334-13(5 4*6-4521 1 Thursday, November 21.1*74 THURSDAYS 2 f. rmmt wtr./spr. Call/come Fender Rhodes 73 Key Piano "International Coflee Hour", sponsored by French Club and World see it. 353414* Excellent condition Barely Student Association. Today from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. in Km 17. used Only 7 mo old 3450 Call 5-12. International Lounge, of Williams Hall. Open to all. Student to teach piano Pay and Mike 547-0193. Clyde. O •Cheese, -Ham • Salaaii -Lttvce. 'OMM • KcKI* bra flexible. 333-4313 The Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship will bold a Bible study -Toeaato Stereo - Concord CR-250, amp tonight at 7:30 in the Alumni Room of the Union 1 f. rmmt wtr. 4 spr. Cherry miracord. trntb. Optimus 1. 3 Hill 352-5*44 wy spkrs Albs It Dscwhr. incl. minimum delivery is $1.50 The Child & Family Development Club will sponsor Mr. Galloway, 3525 Call 353-0334 from placement, to speak tonight at 7 in the Living Center of the 1 f. rmmt. wtr. fc spr Cherry Home Economics Bldg He will be speaking on placement, Ideas on HUM 3334044 Hockey skates: CCM site 11. PABLIAIS Job areas, and Inlervtewiag techniques Excellent cood 2-1745. 1 male roommate, winter and The Christian Science Organization will meet tonight at 1:15 in spring. 375 mo . University Acoustic 271 Amp $1400 new- PH. 352-7571 Prout Chapel. This will be a Christian Science Testimony meeting Village Call 352-315*. asking $850 Gibson Les Paul All are warmly invited guitar $700 new - asking $375 IOOMS.^VMM B.6. 1 female roommate for whiter W-M^JJave^ and spring at University Village RIDES TYPING DONE 35I-72S5 354-3351. 72 Nova SS. 350-4 brl. 3 sp.. autom. console, med brown Anyone need ride to New York Free help avail in French. Call 1 male rmmt- own room met blk vinyl top. blk vinyl int.. Call Dave at 2-gM. Paul at 372-1743 Contact 372-2716 before 5. 353- extra sharp. Call 352-0352. g4*»ait*r5. Rider needed to Syracuse. New STORE YOUR BICYCLE THIS before 4. after 3 372-2*11. 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Oklahoma City. Okla- games, learning names, dance a Fum. apt.. 1 bedrm. for sub- college student, you can still win it looks. homa 73125 WANTED dance, a drink perchance, a T lease available Dec 352-675* shirt boom, where CHERRY evenings. SERVICES OTTERED 1 female to share house starting a scholarship for the remaining December 1st Own room. HILL PARTY ROOM TONIGHT! Cherry Hill Village has apts years of your undergraduate CUSTOM ENGAGEMENT 171.35 p/mo. includes utilities Rates start $200 mo fum or RINGS BY PHILIP MORTON Chue tocampas 343-3033. SOUND ASSOCIATES for unfurn qtrs «. half interest work. Or, in some instances, THE WORKING HANDCRAFT quality Hi-Fi at Ridiculously leases avail Ph 3524248 Office CENTER. 515 CONNEAUT Nonsmoking female. ' grad roommate, furnished apt., own Low Prices. hours 9-5 Mon thru Fri. Sat. 1-5. even for your graduate work! After hours & Sun. by appt 853 BRIGGS SHOE REPAIR room. I70.0D plus utilities. 3*3- TOR SALE The Army ROTC scholarships Contact CPT. Thomas O Whipple behind State Savings 300 S Napoleon Rd Suite 5 Army ROTC Department Main 10-5:M Daily, t-12Sat "71 Datsun. 31.00* mi Great gas Rentals, houses 4 apartments. pay tuition, books and lab fees. T. nasal. bag aouse. *M/ month Bowling Green State University mileage. Mast sell. 373-47*2 353-337*. Plus $100 per month for up to 372-477 or stop in at ELECTRONIC SERVICE - All CaDMargy«rV»x4a33-35» Room 157 Memorial Hall for details brands of TV. tape, radio PANASONIC stereo. Includes Single rooms for male students 10 months a year. And you earn products. Fast service RJ's 1 a. reamt. wtr./tar. qtrs turntable, casctte player, am. near campus. 351-73*5 or 352- Appliance and TV. 303 S Mala Luther Apts. oa Maaville fm stereo radio, speakers. *302 an officer's commission. SI 353-2291. WB/no CaU3t*4tU. Around $300 Like new 707 6th St Apt. 11 3*4-14t3. 2 bdrm. unfurn Univ Village Scholarships are available for AFGHANISTAN ORIENTAL 1 f. roommate Beaded winter 301-01*4. CARPETS Call WORDLY qtr. only 3M-477*. Opal rlag Size 5 Julie - 372- Fan. apt. 3 bdrm.. disposal GOODS for appointment 3M- Female roommate to share apt. 57*4. 3W1 indoor heated pool, sauna 4 3*MB33 Masterwork automatic stereo smwspool. ph 3»»3T* gHO/mo. Thuradoy, Novmhf 31, 1974. The IQ u « j Students examine financial aid status LOOK AT THESE-, | AT By Mirci* Shuer much financial aid should be Smith said he is unaware of questions about the rules nitions of independent status apply to both the GRAY'S Exermivr Editor awarded to (he student any such increase. and how they can qualify for status. calendar yean si in which r '•There are often students independent status." he the aid is received and the STADIUM While several universities THERE HASNT been with personal problems, said. "But the number of TRADITIONALLY, stu calendar year prior to the PLAZA are reporting an increase in any change in the amount of such as parents who don't students meeting the dents from 18 to 21 have academic year for which aid the number ot students who students applying for inde- want to assist the student requirements or questioning been considered for finan- is requested SHOPPING declare themselves indepen- pendent status over the pre- financially, who try to apply them is about the same " cial aid only in relation to To be eligible for consi- CENTER dent of their parents when vious years." Smith said for aid as independent stu- the portion of their educa- deration of independent applying (or financial aid. There are always a dents." he said The FEA newsletter said tion which their parents status a student must not ICE COLD the problem has not yet sur- certain number of students "But if they don't meet changes in life style and could not afford to pay. the have or will not have: faced at the University, who consider themselves the requirements, we can't looser family structure, newsletter said. -been claimed as a BEER & POP according to Beryl D. Smith, independent of their parents, even consider their applica- along with legal adulthood Smith said a redefinition Federal Income Tax exemp- TO GO director of financial aids but who do not meet require- tions." he added given to 18-year-olds, have of independent status musi tion by any person other Specials good through Sunday A Fraternity Executive ments of the definitions set brought the old criteria into come through changes ih the than a spouse. November 24 Association (FEA I news- by the federal and state HOWEVER. SMITH said question state and federal laws. -receive financial assis Da/ey GRAYS letter stated that many insti- government." Smith said more students are inquiring However. Smith said he is Conditions which must be tance of more than (600 EVERYDAY I tutions are reporting more The FEA newsletter said about the definitions of inde- unaware of any litigation met before a student can be from parents: WSCOUNI I NOW ONLY parents are refusing to pro- more parents also are pendent status than in pending concerning the defi- considered for independent -lived in parents' home BEAUTY PRtCf vide personal income data claiming their students are previous years CURL needed to determine how on their own" now. but "More students are asking '5.99 Lady Schick TIME MACHINE newsnotes , Hair Dryer 29.99 Lady Schick hospital nursing and medical care for NOW ONLY Law suit the rest of her life. QUICK YOUNGSTOWN (API-A Youngstown CURLS man and wife have sued a dentist for Nixon 10.99 $1.25 million, contending the woman WASHINGTON I API -A court- Clairol suffered irreparable brain damage after appointed medical team will examine True to-Light NOW ONLY the dentist wired her jaws shut for former president Richard M. Nixon at LIGHTED dieting his home in San Clemente. Calif . on Cleveland attorney Ml. Heller filed Monday to determine whether he is well MIRROR 17.99 the damage suit Tuesday in Mahoning enough to testify in the Watergate cover- Schick County Common Pleas Court on behali up trial, it was announced today NOW ONLY of Mr and Mrs John Creatura Nixon's lawyer, Herber J Miller Jr., FLEXAMATIC told U.S. District Judge John J Sirica The suit contends Ms Creatura that the doctors wanted guidance on how SHAVER 21.99 became ill after Dr Thomas Sopkovich much background about Nixon's health wired her jaws shut last May and Schick recommended the liquid diet she should would be made public "I don't want years of records HOT NOW ONLY follow turned over to the public because I don't She entered a hospital last July think that is necessary." Miller told LATHER because of the illness and suffered a Sirica at a session of the trial with the MACHINE 11.99 cardiac arrest while hospitalized, the jury absent. suit alleges The former president, hospitalized twice in recent months with a phlebitis- SOME DAY It says she became "totally anoxu- caused blood clot in a leg. has been and that the condition resulted in subpoenaed by John I) Ehrlichman. his permanent arid irreversible brain former domestic counsel and one of the MY PIZZA WILL damage that has required her five defendants in the cover-up hospitalization since and will require conspiracy trial H yoy'vf i-vei \uny ll«- bluwt bdOuM' oi llunv Pmadrliwy. loke hca't Pom mo \ P'lta piomiM-% toil (utuully wilhm mWi 30 mmutttlfiM deliver) tvtr> lima Om> ieo»n DISCOUNT itttWtlrotoQiC locoliomof Ou< thopt Anothw tyihe did thai piuotoreoui only bvwnttt AnMhti <\O\J< hiyiiiy DRUGSTORES iiamrdMdH o( doirrirwl pain tipftU dnvfn whotnovw their way o DOMINO'S THUR. 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Ungerer/ The Select Scene AN AMlPMiA PICTURES RELEASE RATED X-NO ONE UNDER 17 Pmf t/Th* M N»w», ThwnAiy, Navwnbar a 1. 1974 Swami Cagers divide forces tonight says: tonight's action from the as the local hoopsters square while JV mentor Mike includes Norvain Morgan. play this year either, as By Dick Reef stands, said he is hopeful off In the annual Hall of Ehrenfried will guide the Jay Underman. Steve doctors and trainers said the Aniium Sports Editor that the contest will help get Fame game White squad Cooper. Doug Sanker and knee was not strong enough Tickets for the game are The Orange team is made Greg Wilson. to play on However, with the players mentally pre- Basketball fans can gel a pared for the upcoming Bowling Green "sneak preview" of what to 50 cents for students and $1 up of Cornelius Cash. John the injury to Montgomery. for adults Arnold. Dan Hipsher, Andre JEFF MONTGOMERY. Wilson is back in action. He season. expect for the* upcoming "The main thing we will winter when the Falcon Richardson. Ron Hammye. still sidelined with a knee will be watched closely tonight by head coach Pay be looking for is competi- basketball squad engages in TWO SQUADS of fairly Larry Wingate. Dave Sutton injury, will not play. over San Diego tiveness," he said "We its inirjsiiu.nl exhibition equal strength will match and Jim Feckley Sanker is a freshman Haley. want to find the players who tonight their talents in the game. Skip Howard and Mark walk-on. while Wilson is can play and do the job for Tip oil time is slated for Assistant coach Don Purvis Cartwright headline the attempting to play once "Wilson could help us, as us." St. by 7 points 7:30 p.m. In Anderson Arena will coach the Orange unit. White team which also again. The 6-3 senior, who long as his knee holds up." transferred from the Uni- Haley said yesterday as he Haley also will be closely versity of Illinois, could not watched his team go through scrutinizing the Falcon play last year because of a drills backcourt operators tonight Indiana favored in tourney knee injury. With Montgomery out. none He was not supposed to HALEY, who will witness of the guards have BG var- Ohio State By l.iurl teach diving, will be held Campbell said. "Both sity experience. Still Writer tomorrow night Bowling Indiana and the University ■ "The thing .we'll be Green's divers might of Cincinnati have strong looking for is to get our over Michigan This weekend's Mid- experience problems with teams They should make it backcourt going." the BG American Invitational at the the three-meter diving in (the Invitational I a very leers top Bucks | mentor said "Every guard Napoleon Aquatic (enter particular close meet " The Falcon hockey crew won its third consecutive out there is inexperienced, should be really exciting' "Our girls never get to Other schools competing encounter last night by defejting rival Ohio State, 5-2. as far as playing at Bowling by 20 points according to BG women's practice three-meter diving, are Oberlin. Ohio Univer- at the Fairgrounds Coliseum in Columbus Green is concerned " swim coach. Jean Campbell because the diving facilities sity. Western Michigan. Doug Ross scored two goals for BG while centers "I think we can out-swim at the Natatorium are too Marshall. Miami and Bob Dobek. Dave Easton and Mike Hartman had one any of the teams at the shallow." said Campbell DePauw. goal apiece. Hartman also notched two assists in the meet, but we don't have the BG's diving squad has also Campbell said she expects hotlv-contested game. 352-1215 diving contingency we been plagued with illness Bowling Green to do well in The Falcon defensemen foiled OSU offensive rushes need." said Campbell and injuries the relays, especially the 400 most of the evening as BG goalie Al Sarachman "Indiana University has freestyle and 200 freestyle blocked 23 shots on goal. Rival goalie Dan Stergiou TWO DIVING events, one an Olympic diving coach and The 400 freestyle consists of had 33 saves in the losing effort FALCON PIZZA meter and three-meter should dominate diving." all-Americans Barb McKee. The BG skaters will return home to play Buffalo in a Valerie Newall. Becky two-game series tomorrow and Saturday night & Siesky and Betsy Fisher Faceoff time for both games is 7.30p.m. Cross-country awards while Gail Sailer. Fisher. Siesky and Newall swim the MINI SUB SHOP Falcon cross-country coach Mel Brodt has announced the 200 freestyle. winners of several post-season harrier awards Basketball Tonite! Dan Cartledge. the number six runner on the varsity squad, was named the "outstanding freshman runner." BGSU VARSITY Junior transfer student Tim Zumbaugh. who qualified for FFJEtbtUYiW next week's NCAA championships, was tabbed the team's WE «mr INTRASQUAD GAME "Most Valuable." Sophomore Dan Dunton, who was not a regular starter in SERVICE — A 1974-75 Season Preview — Pizza 1973. moved up to the BG number two spot to gain the "Most ALL MAKES 7:30 p.m. • Anderson Arena Improved" award. 9"-12"-14" Brodt said these runners, plus senior co-captains Bruce AND MODELS Sausage, Pepperoni, Mushrooms, Peppers, Vermilyea and Tom Preston, will receive plaques. Although the team set no individual or course records this Onions, Beef, Ham, Bacon & Black Olives season, both Zumbaugh and Dunton were named to the all- DISHOP SUBS-13 Kinds league teams, and Zumbaugh won the first annual Falcon Invitational. -Masek DATSUN HOT or COLD Mini Large N. Dixie Hwy. STATE STREET INN 1 Roast Beef •1.30 •1.85 353-5271 is open fui lunch offering: Mixed Meat •1.30 •1.85 BEER «WINE • SAM B's SUBS Ham •1.25 •1.75 107 State St. 1 *§» Ham & Cheese •1.30 •1.85 Bologna •1.25 •1.75 Bologna & Cheese •1.30 •1.85 Salami •1.25 •1.75 4& Salami & Cheese •1.30 •1.85 HOWARD'S Cheese •1.05 •1.35 Hot Sausage •1.15 •1.70 Hot Meatballs •1.15 •1.70 TICKETS AT THE GATE Tuna Salad •1.15 •1.70 (All Seats General Admission) Chicken Salad •1.15 •1.70 Adults '1.00 Students • .50 BE THERE! 352-1215 If you've been saving up for JBL, stop. 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