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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. By Cindy Smerint available. We had a little flurry of issued by a high school counselor THE RESIDENCE programs Staff Reporter interest right after the law was before passage of the law. Those office keeps some general student passed, but the number certainly were given in confidence and are records, as do various college Students were granted the right wasn't overwhelming." held in confidence," according to offices. to review many University records Buford works in the registrar's Buford. containing information about office, whidi holds students' Other student records are held But the law does not allow themselves Nov. 19. 1974 but to cumulative academic records and by the Placement Office, Office of students unlimited access to date that right remains a largely admission files. Cumulative records Standards and Procedures and records, Arrowsmith stressed. Student response unexercised freedom. can be reviewed at any time by Office of Residence Programs. Students are not permitted to view The Family Education Rights presenting identification, and records of their parents' finandal and Privacy Act of 1974 allows admissions records can be viewed Bob Arrowsmith, acting statements, confidential letters and students to see as well as challenge after an appointment is made two coordinator of student services, recommendations written prior to records the University holds about weeks in advance. said, "There has not been a large the passage of the law, the personal them. Cumulative University records number of students coming in to and confidential records of an to open records contain transcripts and basic look at their records. Students seem instructor or supervisor, University But in the 11 months since the student data like home and campus most interested in looking at police records or medical records. law took effect few University addresses and phone numbers. records in the Placement Office." The act also provides for the students have requested to see their Admission records include high challenge of information which the files and none have challenged school transcripts, ACT test scores Placement records contain student believes is inaccurate, less than expected information contained in records. and other records forwarded by the references, general student data, misleading or otherwise violates his high school. student activities and student rights of privacy. ZOLA BUFORD. director of teaching evaluations. Requests for hearings of such records, said those students who do IQ SCORES usually are not Discipline records are kept in the challenges can be directed to the express an interest in seeing their forwarded by high schools, and Office of Standards and Procedures president's office, but no such records "usually hope to find their students cannot review "those and also are accessible to students, requests have been received to date, IQ scores, but these are usually not statements of a subjective nature according to Arrowsmith, according to a secretary.
An Independent Bowling Green. Ohio Thursday. October 23.1975 Student Volume 59/Number 18 Voice ■me BG news Council proposes calendar changes
By Pit Thomas Under Proposal III, fall quarter lowered during the five-week period Staff Reporter classes begin Wednesday, Sept. 22 between fall and winter quarters Thanksgiving break extends from Nov. scheduled in Proposals 1 and II due to Academic Council yesterday 24-28. Under this plan examinations the closing of some buildings. considered three calendar options for begin Monday, Dec. 6 and end the 1976-77 year submitted by the Thursday, Dec. 9, with Dr. Rothe said utility cost figures council's academic calendar commencement on Dec. II. Winter would be presented at the next committee. A vote on the proposals is and spring quarters arc scheduled as in meeting of Academic Council to help expected within two weeks, according the first two proposals. determine the amount of energy colts to Dr. Kenneth Rothe. University which would be saved under these provost. ALL PROPOSALS provide for the plans. Proposals I and II provide In: fall 1977 summer quarter beginning The council discussed the problems quarters beginning in early September Monday. June 20. The first teuuj.'uJs of faculty, students and staff in and ending shortly before Thanksgiving, Friday. July 22. The second term adjusting to,i calendar option calling with the intention of lowering energy begins Monday. July 25 and ends for an early siart for fall quarter. costs during December. Classes would Friday, Aug. 26. These included availablity of not be held during a five-week period academic services during the five • between Thanksgiving and early According to Dr. William Kirby, week recess, problems encountered by January. professor of mathematics and a students renting off-campus member of the calendar committee, apartments during the year and the ACCORDING to Proposal I, 1976 energy costs for. December would be work week of University staff. fall quarter classes begin Thursday, Dan Fogarty, graduate assistant in Career Technology Education right, gives some Sept. 9, with examinations beginning Wednesday, Nov. 17 and ronnlpg Pfkfnlf^ Yf* f4 advice to Dave Sanderson, a post masters student, as the latter works on his through Saturday, Nov. 20. Winter midterm IET project. (Newsphoto by Michael P ■II" i quarter begins Jan. 3, with exams Inflation rate falls; Monday, March 14 through Thursday March 17. Spring quarter begins Monday. March 28, with exams Beirut strife continues beginning on Monday, June 6 and groceries best bargain ending Thursday, June 9. Commencement will be held the first WASHINGTON (AP) - Americans per cent in September and blamed day following the end of exams in paid more for just about everything higher prices and a shorter work each quarter. but groceries in September as week for the drop. Americans kidnaped Proposal II provides for the consumer prices rose one-half of one The department said there was good beginning of fall quarter on Monday, per cent during the month, the Labor news at the grocery counter where BEIRUT. Lebanon (AP) - Two They were driving to work in an AT GALLAGHER'S home in Sept. 13, with exams beginning Department reported yesterday. prices fell two-tenths of one per cent American Embassy officers were embassy car with diplomatic license Roanoke, Va., his mother said he had Friday, Nov. 19 Exams would be in September, the first drop in grocery abducted yesterday by gunmen plates along with two women been assigned in Beirut since June conducted Friday, Saturday, Monday But it said the 12-month increase in prices since March. manning a street barricade in a district employes of the printing center, an 1972, is married and the father of five and Tuesday, and would end Nov. 23. prices of 7.8 per cent--for the period There were substantial savings on of strife-tom Beirut dominated by embassy spokesman said. The two children aged 8 • 20. She said the State Winter, and spring quarters follow the ending in September-was the smallest fresh fruits and vegetables and beef, it leftist Moslems and their Palestinian women were released unharmed soon Department told her "its entire same pattern as Proposal I. 12-month increase in two years, said. However, prices of dairy products guerrilla allies. after the 7 a.m. kidnaping and they diplomatic force in Lebanon and the showing that inflation is continuing to increased 1.2 per cent. Seizure of the two men, who were phoned the embassy to report the Middle East" is working to assure the recede. forced from an embassy car, was part incident, he said. safe return of the kidnaped Americans. Prices so far this year have increased The Labor Department said its of a wave of kidnapings that police Security officers know the general 5.1 per cent. overall price index for September said accounts for at least some of the The missing persons counted by area where the Americans were being Weather stood at 163.6 of the 1967 average of 120 persons missing in Lebanon's police as kidnaped or killed included held but could not search it THE LABOR Department said there 100, meaning it cost SI63.60 to buy Sunny and continued warn Christian-Moslem civil war. The more than 40 Moslems seized immediately because of snipers and were sharply higher prices in the same goods that cost S100 in today, high in the mid 70s. conflict has torn the country for seven yesterday in Kahh Kahhaleh on the armed militiamen from Beirut's street September for college tuition, doctors' 1967. Increasing cloudiness tonight with a months. Sporadic street shooting and southeastern edge of Beirut in war, police sources said. fees, gas, electricity, clothing, pork chance of showers toward dawn, sniper fire accounted for four new retaliation for the abduction of three Sporadic sniping and rocket and transit fares. In addition, it said THE INDEX had increased low in the low 50s. Variable deaths yesterday. Christians from the village by exchanges continued through the day 1975 auto prices did not decrease as two-tenths of one per cent in August, Moslems. in eastern Beirut, and the state-run cloudiness with a chance of showers they normally do at the end of a whidi was considered unusually low. tomorrow and continued mild, high THE EMBASSY identified the two model year. The Ford administration estimates Beirut radio warned that all streets in the low 70s. Probability of rain kidnaped as Charles Gallagher, 44, of Lebanese security forces said it was inside the city were unsafe, along with In a separate report, the department that the underlying rate of inflation in 10 per cent today and 40 per cent Roanoke, Va., and William Dykes Jr., not known who kidnaped Gallagher all roads outside the capital except a said the buying power of workers' the economy is now about 8 per cent 50. of San Jose, Calif. Gallagher is and Dykes. But a Palestinian chieftain boulevard south to the airport. tonight. paychecks declined six-tenths of one per year. director of the U.S. Information condemned Col. Youssef pledged to Service printing plant in Beirut, and canvass guerrilla groups and secure Dykes is his deputy. their release if possible, they added. Part-time jobs created for work-study funds By Mark Hein which is available through the Financial Aid Office. Additional funds awarded to the A federal grant incorporated in University's Federal College FCWSP pays 80 per cent of a student's Work-Study Program (FCWSP) could wages, while the remaining 20 per cent create 150 part-time jobs for eligible is paid by the department employing students, according to Kurt the student. Zimmerman, director of student Zimmerman said that if individual employment. departments do not take advantage of Zimmerman said the Department of the federal grant, the supplemental Health. Education and Welfare gran'ed $66,854 will not provide the an additional $66,854 in federal additional 150 jobs. _ monies to the University, raising the The supplemental work-study award total amount of program monies can be used only until June 30, 1976. awarded for the 1976 fiscal year from Zimmerman said departments in need $167,525 to $234,379. of student employees should contact the Office of Student Employment, city. Actually, the planes were part of an airshow ELIGIBILITY lor the program is 460 Student Services Bldg.. as soon as J Is this 1975 or 1918? Residents of Birmingham, Ala. Q I X r were asking the same question Monday afternoon promoting a bakery. (AP Wirephoto) determined by the American College possible to take advantage of available W ■ ** • when these two World War I aircraft zoomed over the Testing Family Financial Statement. work-study monies. P»r 2/The BG Newt. ITninday, October 23, 1975 gDjTgRiaLS the hounds press on SAN FRANCISCO - The media jokes are proffered on the general Kong has been told, but there are mob in the Oliver Carter Press Room theme of Federal law enforcement others yet to be narrated. seek alternatives waits for Bob Stevenson, a Justice inefficiency. "There is levity in the Like the reporter who was Department spokesman, to come in press room today." ithe FBI agent Nicholas contacted by a group called the Tribal and give them their 10 a.m. feeding. observes, whereupon somebody from a Thumb. Lured on by promises of The thought of a daily morning and Chicago paper wants to kow the getting to Patty, she allowed herself to to library plight afternoon briefing by the government von Hoffman color of the agent's socks. be blindfolded by the Thumb and on the Patty Hearst case is a little Another question is tossed at Mr. driven through the night to a meeting startling after so many years of judicial Stevenson, who replies by saying "let's place, where she was lectured and Revoking the library privileges of professors and instructors who gag orders, but there it is go on bacgrdund." to which someone hectored by yet another group of do not return borrowed books does not seem to be an effective way It appears that the cozy, symbiotic moans. "Oh, Jeeesus!" soi-disant revolutionaries composed of of getting the overdue volumes back in the University Library. relationship between maniac reporters, says the preliminary psychiatrists' Before Mr Stevenson turned up a black ex-con and his simpy. white . Alternative methods that will force faculty members to return books publicity-mad judges and politically report has been filed and sealed," the with his Washington, DC. ways, college student followers. At four in should be considered. thirsty prosecutors has been reporter announces to all. on-thc-record and off-thc-record were the morning 'she was re-blindfolded . Library director of circulation Kvron Collins said the library re-established in the Oliver Carter Press "That's the first time they've sealed the only distinctions the media had to given a pair of pants to wear under her currently is recalling books that have been overdue since 1971, Room. anything in this case," somebody contend with. The Justice Department skirt, dumped on the rear of a Mr. Carter is the chief U.S. District Faculty members are given a month to respond to initial notices wisecracks, "so they'll probably leak man is accused of introducine such motorcycle and driven in freezing cold Judge here and the gentleman who got the contents by phone." eastern seaboard subtleties as about overdue library books. If they do not contact the library in and fright back home. the Federal building maintenance Everything else has indeed been "background" and "deep that time, privileges are revoked. However. Collins noted that most The questions always was who bureaucracy back in Washington to made public, down to the fact that background." and on-thc-rccord-but- would get to Patty first. Would it be faculty members do not respond to the notices. allow the removal of the plastic, Patty's apartment contained "one not-for-attribution and the FBI or the movie producers, the Apparently some University professors and instructors are trying louvcrcd shades in the press room, white and yellow cardboard box tiff-the-record-but-for-at I n button. book agents or the media? The book to build up personal libraries with volumes from the University at a thereby meriting the dedication of bearing the name blura Quality Hair Stevenson is playing the only new industry won when Jack Scott put a cost to the library and to others who may need the missing books. that chamber to his honorable self Goods" and "one red woman's nightie role in this production of "The Front metaphorical second snatch on her. Authorities should make it costly for this practice to continue. while also gaining a fragment of media with panites." Page" in contemporary dress. kept her and her pals in seclusion on a No fires are levied against faculty members for overdue books immortality. In the midst of what the crime Back in the time the play was Pennsylvania farm while he sucked because of a contract benefit permitting professors and instructors writers might call a welter of written, government agencies didn't book material out of them, and then automatic book renewal. Since this benefit obviously is being abused, AS HE WAITS for Stevenson to wisecracks. Then Wilson. The New have flacks, but Stevenson has learned chucked them back in the water for consideration should he given to eliminating it from future contracts. arrive, one of the reporters is on the York Daily News' star word writer, to talk like the perpetually dissatisfied, the FBI to hook, or so the Rolling phone, relaying messages from the emitted a noise of unprintable Another solution is to bill specific departments for the price of complaining reporters with whom he Stone scoop would lead us to believe. distinguished jurist's secretary to the meaning. "If they don't produce Patty works: "I'm going broke out here on a books not returned to the library by their staff members, thereby assembled mass communication or something around here soon. I'll $39 a day per diem in a town as exerting peer pressure on the offenders. In the Oliver Carter Press Room. "ghouls," as Patty's mother referred to have a choice of going home or expensive as San Francisco, and that Theo Wilson, who never makes the In addition, the legal feasibility of withholding faculty paychecks us die other day in a forgiveable interviewing Squeaky (Frommc) doesn't count the laundry, so if I'm mistake of dressing up a sexy crime until all overdue library books are returned should be examined as a moment of on-camcra irritation "She again." aromatic sometimes you know why." story in pop sociology, has a foot up possible alternative. says the judge (who is occasionally Then in the manner of a baseball on the desk and she's not discussing Solutions to this library dilemma are long overdue. called Old Reversible behind his hack) manager announcing the next THE MEDIA AROMA is a lot the issue of fair trial versus free press appearance on the mound of his stiongcr than Bob Stevenson's She is explaining that she and her 25-gamc winner. Mr. Stevenson enters, unwashed socks. Caught up in the chums are wnling a musical comedy accompanied by an FBI agent, to tell biggest mass communications about Patty, her kidnapping*, her everyone when Patty would next be gang-bang since the Dr Sam Sheppard conversions and her adventures: put on exhibition in a courtroom. murder case, the boys and the girls of "We're gonna call it. 'Blow in My Ear medialand have been playing hare and and I'll Follow You Anywhere." " SINCE STEVENSON'S hound with Patty for a year and a half. Media will also. understanding of the exact procedural The story of the three Los Angeles state of the case differs in minor detail Times reporters searching for Tania in Copynght, 1975, The Washington Post- from that of Judge Carter's secretary. die hoochy-koochy parlors of Hong King Features Syndicate n.y. to work hard WASHINGTON There is more rush in. Some oi the Democrats than moots llie oai in President Ford's running for president have been insistence on playing Scrooge to New extremely sympathetic to the city and York City's Bob ('ratchet extremely critical of Mr. Ford. i . He'haihois the intense peisonal But the majority on Capitol Hill - ' J.F. I.TIIDI si feeling that unless he does so. the Democrats as well as Republicans - city's loaders, the hanks and llie State have not heaid any clamoi from ihcu of New Yoik will nevoi really put home slates for holping_Ne> York. forth their best effort! tn solving the " lSli)EED."THEY have heaid exiiejtl) city's financial crisis. llie opposite and that's what die That was the subliminal message of M president has been hearing on Ins The president's picss conference congressional legislation aimed ai Imays into the heart bud of America. COAXED /"GAIN' SITTING CUT HERE WrTH THIS CRCWD IN THE MIDDLE OF NOWHERE .WAITING remarks the othei day when he bailing out New Voik The political reeling in Washington FOR A MYTHICAL SPACESHIP PENNILESS, HUNGRY. . AND NOW THIS LOUSY WIND." observed that he would certainly want He is saying. In effect, thai the city is that New Yoik City is not entitled lo icjd the fine punt of .my hasn't yet made a good case foi aid io special considerations any more from the federal governmenl But ii ii than Grand Rapids. Michigan does, might he then listen? The Financial men can make a plausible answet. based on the opinion ol those argument that a default by New York who know how Mi Ford operates, is ■• would seriousl) damage the nuikirul LeTTers in.is he bond market everywhere and have national implications foi the real of unable to share thou skills with the Ho.ihh Centci in operation; u is out man) ol the tables are tilled with duty WHAT MUST New York do lo America's cities. But most of the students. money thai cm show ii us death, looking for bike trays achieve the president's conversion'? nation's voters don't tool that way. Hie Isolation steins from a failure to Perhaps the University should also Ii is not uncommon when getting One wa) to start would be to pondei Aiding the Big Apple is not going to Please keep a walch-oui foi an old devaopc effective communications upgrade ilieu standards .is fat as the silverware lo find thai there .no no anew what he said at some length at be a high-priority item with Congress white .iixl pink Schwinn bike; u is With the student constituency. Such lining of medical personnel is loiks. ot spoons oi knives There dial news conference: it Muyoi Beame oi in the White House unless that nmNino. from us ownet isolation preserves the general concerned. Apparently, both doctors appeals lo bo inn. Ii inefficiency in ihis conies up with a balanced budget, il altitude changes It has ,i verj redeeming qualit) that ignorance of students m the affair] involved with Sloven Cooper's death system the governot and the state legislature Such attitudes can change. And makes il quite different front an) that govern thou lives and then school did not attempt lo give thou lull guarantee to piovido ihc necessar) sometimes u is up to president's to oihet white and pus. Schwinn on The mystification of law and attention to him. We will g|ve the cooks credit since revenue lo keep it in balance - in help change them it change is loquned campus Thai i> its black saddle bags bureaucracy is reinforced in students' There is no room foi negligence in the food is quite good foi a cjleteiia short, ii Ihc political ami llnancial flic public does not forgive .leaders foi attached to 11-. back end minds, bringing forth the feeling that the world of medicine . as shown by (at leasl Kohl Hall) Wo also realize structure ot Manhattan and the bringing about disasters even ii the If anyone tecs tins hike please. SUCh a system is cithei too complex lo this case that fiom the money taken in some Empire State genuinely work out a .lis.isiei ai the lime is a reflection ol please notff) the ownot of its understand oi too corrupt to deal Mis Yerian, in\ hopes and prayers goes io labor, replacement ot dishes. long-tonn solution to the ens'-, populai sentiment whereabouts at 352-7182 oi 352-9201 with. are with you. Ir is sad lo think ili.it n electricity, papei plates, butter, jelly problems, then ho would bo willing to But foi now. at leasl. Mi. Foid is As the ( oordinatot of the State and , takes a tragedy like this one lo arouse and othei things. listen to requests foi federal aid on a willing to wan uniil Muyoi Bcamcand. Valerie Scragg Community Allans branch ot youi public interest m the University's short-term basis Uovemoi (aiev and the financial 426 S Suiiiiini St Student Government Association, I health facilities. Wo tool there is probabl) .i majorit) Righilv oi wrongly, thai can In- e\peits behind the now Municipal' need a tow dedicated and hardworking II the court rules in youi favor, of students who agtee with us We stated i Mr Ford's view of the Assistance Corporation prove to Ins* students to assist mo In this coming more Important!) than the money, would he willing to do a suivey on ihc mallei. He does not tool dial the satisfaction thai Now York Cll) has assistance year. If you are interested in State and sou and many University students (oi dining halls io see it they are indeed federal government not he, personally, been put on a responsible llnancial Community Affairs, either call Mil lo, at least this one) will gain satisfaction nonprofit, and we might suegest ways caused New York City's plight. looting. oi slop by loom 405 in the Student now needed knowing thai main formerl) to limit the Inefficiency No visitations by Marlcy's ghost .no New York will have lo woik extra Services Bldg and leave youi name unknowing and apathetic citizens are Any students who would like io like!) lo convince him thai he has haid and long lo get ,i Christmas goose What remains painfully den to and phone nutnhei now aware of die quality of the help oi show support can call anyone sinned against ilie city. lioni him. those iiiai are involved m educational Unlversit) Health Center. o\ the below. Mi. Foid fools this way because. and bureauciatical change at a Dick Parrish.Coordinatoi Wishing you the best of luck having been a politician all of his life, univcrsit) ol out size is the relative Slate X Community Allans. Mike Godfrey he has a hunch what would happen io powerlessnesi ol students In the face THe BG news Jennifer loo Cross 203 Kolil the politicians in Albany and ot a luglih professionalized, luglih ::» McDonald West Mike Foraker Manhattan if he were to display'a organized arra) ol educators, EDITORIAL STAFF medical 20"! Kohl more generous attitude. •door mark h. glover jovemmeni agencies and pioiosM,ni.ii Bucks McWilllams All those now wrestling with the managing aditor carl p. remensky associates Carl Roedei city's dilemma would iinmediatel) newt ednor mark n. dodosh Not onl) are students locked out of reevaluate ant. managing aditor lorraina I. iamason complaints 201 Kohl ease off, assuming thai a dab of or pushed into - governace aditoral aditor |anat I. cordaro Here is hoping thai the Common Bradley Komet cosmetics here and there would bo structures but they also find makaup aditor jemes a. lluiewski Pleas Court of Wood County rules in Jim Whalen sufficient to pry loose some money tporti aditor ridhard d. raai themselves shocking!) devoid ot food services favor of Betty Yenan. . not only foi 207 Kohl from Washington. They would not. photo aditor danul I. taicht resources. Thctc is n> limit to the copy aditor William p. saunders bet sake, but for the sake of all future What is your opinion of the service, Mr. Ford thinks, really hue the bullet literature documenting particulai Bowling Green State University puces and operation of the Unlversit) BUSINESS STAFF AS HE SAID "I am just very business managar . latlla a rothanbarg faults of the system, and wo students students. ilining halls'' reluctant lo say anything oilier than advertising managar ... gordon t. sayre are not short on criticism, Foi the past four weeks. I have To the undersigned, the prices no xenophobes no, until 1 see the line print, until I see sales managar jaff ray p. hannah Yet. collecting the necessary heaid nothing but negative comments outlandish and it is hard for us to what New York City has done.'' information. obtaining funding, about the University Health Center. Tha BG News a published Tuaadayi imagine that the dining halls aie Some think conservatives and A furthei clue to the president's recruiting a knowledgeable and Numerous letters to the editor, nonprofit. thru Friday! during tha regular achool right-wingers to be crazy and out of attitude can be gleaned from the fact year, and onca a week during tha committed staff for an organized accompanied by stones of actual An example is the price of seven their heads. 1 don't think so but that he has permitted Treasury •ummar atnions, undar authority of tha effort in targeted areas, represents a accounts from colleagues and a few ounces of milk and pop. Other challenge all to sec Governor George Secretary Simon and others to testify Publication! Committee of Bowling set of skills which oui student personal observations, have led me to Graan Stata University. examples include 45 cents for one half Wallace on Meet the Press. Sunday. before Congress on the kinds of help government invariable does not believe that our Health Center is in Opinions aKprataad in aditorial of an car of corn (that's the smallest Nov. 9th at 12 noon. that might be possible under possess The lesults aie a high level of cartoons or othar column in tha Klawt need of reformation. This lawsuit half an ear I've ever seen), high pnees Those who don't care to watch are frustration. congressional action. do not nacarianly rail act tha opinion! ot con linns it. lor cold sandwiches. 60 cents for three xenophobes. Yes. that is what they If Mr. Ford weie really as tha Univartity Administration, faculty or As a first-quarter freshman. I fail to pieces of bacon. S2 for one pork chop, are. Hope this did not go over the head stony-hearted as his performance stall or tha Stata ol Ohio. Opinions THRE IS, however, a core of understand why no action has and numerous others. of your "students" and faculty suggests, it's quite certain that Simon, expressed by columnists do not activists which do have a working previously been taken to improve our nacassarity .allact tha opinions ol tha The majority of the students arc not members for I went to college too- while reiterating administration knowledge of the organizational Health Center If ihc University nch; our money is hard to come by. BG Nawt. Editorials in tha BO Maya fnends for six years. opposition, would not be suggesting ratlact the opinions ol tha majority of latticework of educational institutions, personnel refuse to acknowledge the This is my brief opinion. ways in which Congress could respond members ol the BG News Editorial bureaucracies. agencies and need for reformation, then let the AS FAR AS service goes, lines are to New York if Congress were of a Board. foundations. But someway this group students take it upon themselves. long and waiting can be as long as 15 Douglas Robert Keith mind to do so. Editorial and Business Office* has been isolated from the general 106 University Hall minutes. The students who clean the 4297 Main St. That, of course, is the real question. student population, as a result they arc IT IS our money that keeps the Phone 372-2003 trays are in no huiry; consequently , Perry. Ohio Congress by no means is inclined to Thursday, October 23.197S. The BG Newa/Pa* * Kissinger ends talks in Peking Mid-Am beer 'Self-interest' rules Sino relations sales doubtful By Renee Murawski PEKING (AP) - Secr- speaker, was the Soviet (lu- private talks, indicated optimistic, particularly after that "the preparations for the United States and China Staff Reporter etary of State Henry I'mon-tltc power thai both the accretary neither gained the secretary's surpnse President Ford's visit to appeared to have agreed Kissinger said yesterday he joins the United Slates ami not lost. China will keep up meeting Wednesday with China later this year are that the visit should begin Interest in selling 3.2 beer in the Mid-American Room was satified with his talks rn China as well as keeps them its an rent stale of contacts Mao Tse-tung. proceeding well." Nov. 27 or 28. seems to have gone flat. China. But his visit was apart. with the United Stales, but The final details of that In 1973 two students approached the University ending on a muted note. One of Ktssmgei's eoals not dramatically improve The officials had said that FORD IS expected to be trip, including the outlines Auxiliary Services with a icquest to provide beer in the In a toast at a dinner he was 10 tell the Chinese ih.it thorn, the very fact of the meeting in Peking later next month of an agenda, were among Harshman snackbar. gave for Chinese leaders, the they should accept the Although Kissinger had had been a good sign. Even for talks with Mao. Teng the topics discussed in a The request was denied pnmanly because the secretary set a rather chilly American policy of indicated before arriving in bettei was the length of the and other Chinese leaders. final meeting Kissinger and necessary' liquor license was not available at the time. tone by pointing out that detente-better relations Peking that this was all he talks, an hour and 40 Kyodo. the Japanese news Deputy Premier Teng according to Inghram Milliion, director of residence self-interest, not friendship, with the Soviei Union. expected. some U.S. minutes. service, said Wednesday in a Hsiao-ping held after the auxiliary Mrvicei governs relations between He had no great hopes officials had become more Kissinger said Thursday dispatch from Peking that banquet Thursday. State law requires that only one D-l license (foi Peking and Washington. Chinese leaders would onpiennses consumption ot 1.2 beer) can be issued for "We ended our isolation suddenly drop their public every 2.000 people in the city population At the time from each other because of denunciations of that the city already had reached its D-l heense quota. our perceptions of our policy, nor that they would Presently, however, two openings exist lor D-l permits national interest." he said. accept his assurances that plead for death in the city according 10 the State laquor Control Board. "And we will nurture our the United States was not M0RR1ST0WN, N.J. to be." Julia Quinlan said in daughter discussed the her respirator. Doctors have relationship by respecting being lulled into Mil 1 IRON SAID that the students who made the (AP) "Mommy, don't testimony supporting her death of a family friend desenbed her condition as each other's views regarding complacency by Russian original request have graduated and he has not been keep me alive." family's wish that her who chose to die at home "vegetative" and have said our national interest." claims of cooperation. approached lately by any other persons That's what Karen Anne daughter be removed from a rather than in a hospital. she has no hope of Foreign Minister Cliiao But he did expert them Milliion acknowledged that providing beer in the Quinlan would say if she 111 a chine that has recovering as a normal Kuan hua's answering toast to realize that China's Mid-Am Room could he more convenient tor students could speak, hei adoptive maintained her breathing THE DAUGHTER said. human being did little if anything to self-interest in the face of living in the east end of campus, especially during the mother testified yesteidav at lor six months. "Mommy, please don't ever Attorneys for the St. warm the an. **Our talks." Sino-Soviet rivalry can be winter months, but he wai not sine of its other the trial that will decide the Doctors have testified keep me alive with any Clare's Hospital 111 Dcnville. he said. " have enabled us to better served by maintaining advantages fate of the JI -year-old coed Miss Quinlan lies emaciated extraordinary means or in the state and Miss Quinlan's have a clearer understanding friendly relations with "What the students who were pushing lor rl really who has been in a coma and paralyzed in her any way I could not live life doctor! objected to the of each other's views, this is America. wanted WM elieapei heei It we buy heei from the same since April. hospital bed with hands and to the fullest." the slender, testimony, arguing that it useful." place It the same tune as the local hais. 1 doubt if we "When I see her in this feet drawn up in a fetal red-haired Mrs. Quinlan would set a dangerous THE NATURE of the could sell it any cheaper," he sard condition. I know in my position. testified. precedent to allow a person IN THE background, toasts, whioh serve as a Milliion .said thai he WM unsure il students rathet heart as her mothei this is Mrs. Quinlan testified Mrs. Quinlan and hei to die based on statements unmentioned by either gauge of the atmosphere of would do (hen beet dunking in the Mid Am Room or in not the way she would want that in February she and hei husband. Joseph. a they made before the) off-campus establishments. supervisor in a became ill "People who live on-campus want to get away from 11 pharmaceutical firm, have "I CANT believe that a Sometime. If they don't gel away, boiedom sets in. Do asked a Superior Court person can do away with his IT'S TIME FOR A CHANGE people really want to stav in the same place they've been judge to name them own life with a statement." all day to drink? 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October 23,1975 local briefs Traffic Due to homecoming activities, there will be two-way traffic along center fraternity row tomorrow from 5-12 Chances to win a pair p.m. Persons parking in the fire lanes will have their can of Loggini and Messina towed away immediately, and persons parking in north tickets or a trip for two Conklin Hall lots should have their cars moved by 5 p.m. to Florida over spring break are sold in the Union lobby by Tutors Rebecca Shoup, sophomore (B.A.). The Bowling Green Junior High School is in need of tutors guess-the-number-of- for students in Spanish and reading in health class. marshmellows contest Anyone who is interested and able to help can contact and trip raffle are Maria Rodriquez. 372-5601 or Carlton Schooley. sponsored by UAO and 352-3576. the homecoming committee as part of it this weekend's Big tf Orange celebration. Women Alone (Newsphoto by Michael The University Center for Continued Learning will Pass-irello) offer a workshop entitled "Women Alone" 7-9:30 p.m. October 28. Designed for women who are not married, the workshop will feature a panel of women discussing the problems of being single. Panelists include Marilyn Lower. Rita Porch and Marilyn Perlmuiter. The workshop registration fee is $2. Interested persons can register through Oct. 27 at the Center for Continued Learning. 194 S. Main St., 372-0363. Awards The Office of Resource Planning has issued a reminder • • • that 1975 Special Achievement Awards program Casting attracts drama students nominations for academic excellence and University service are due by 5 p.m. The use of a central casting pool to get help freshmen overcome the idea that a Mcyerson said, thus taking care of two needs THE HONORARY will compile the Guidelines and nomination forms can be obtained and students interested in theater Into actual pel son cannot get involved in theater unless at once. names and interests of persons in the pool turned in at the resource planning office, 2M productions is an idea which is getting a theater is his major, Meyerson said. "And if a class in Shakespeare wants to do and keep file cards on these persons in the Administration Bldg.. or by calling 372-2915. second life through Hie effort! of Theta a scene, we can give (hem the more advanced speech office, Meyerson said. Alpha Pi (TAP), national honorary fraternity "The central casting pool is designed to people who have done Shakespeare before," Instructors who need pcrfonncrs can for theater arts. get more people involved in the theater Meyerson added. check the files and locate students. Art show According to Thomas Mcyerson, TAP program," he explained. It is directed at president, the idea of a central casting pool persons in Speech 141 (Introduction to The ninth annual homecoming art show is set for began last year but because of a lack of Drama) and directing classes, as well as lor Hearst awaits decision tomorrow through Sunday at the Commuter Center. response did not become a reality. persons interested in theater, he added. Moseley Hall. But TAP is trying the idea again. Forma Students in Speech 14! can fulfill the SAN FRANCISCO "The major thrust of all Oliver Carter, who must rule Anyone is welcome to submit art." said Cappy for central casting will be located In the class requirement of being active in theater (AP) -- Patricia Hearst's our efforts has been to get whether Miss Hearst is Cheney, activities chairman of the commuter Theater Area Office, 322, South Hall, by participating in the central casting pool attorneys have been loo her psychiatric aid," says competent to stand trial, is organization. Entry blanks are available today from 7:30 beginning Oct. 27, he said. Students in directing classes who need actors immersed in questions that Albert Johnson. "Because awaiting final reports today a.m.-10:00p.m. in the information room at the Theta Alpha Pi is introducing freshmen to and stage crew workers also can draw will Influence a ruling on of that, questions of from a psychiatric panel he Commuter Center. the theater department by helping them gel students from the pool, he said. her mental competence even defense, of admission to appointed to examine the Ribbons will be awarded in each of eight categories, involved with programs such as the central Theoretically, a Speech 141 student can get to begin plotting her legal bail, have all taken a back jailed heiress. with a trophy as the prize lor the best-of-show award. casting pool, he continued. credit for taking part in a production defense, says one of her seat." He has twice delayed the The eight categories arc: photography, painting, ONE OF the honorary's main goals is to directed by a directing class student. lawyers. 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Bee Gee Bookstore Across from Harshman QO GET'EM FALCONS! 353-2252 1424 f. Wooster nf-i IMWUl mUU sWBfffl ...«•■ mo nw Itrijrij^ar.'sw'v.s.Ro ; ww—i— Thursday, October 23, 1975, The BC Newi/ragi I Psych offers new approach By Paul Onhoaki STUDENTS CAN make in to see them who were not the best for them. Dr. an appointment in the their advisees, Dr. Veicht Veicht noted. The University central office to meet with said. "After the initial psychology department is any' faculty adviser they switching around. the trying » new approach to wish. The office will set up ••ESSENTIALLY, the central advising system advising this year which will the appointment and see to goal of this approach is to should work very well," Dr. insure that each student is '« that the adviser gets all advise students better than Veicht said. The approach is matched with a professor the relevant information they were advised in the in the experimental stage, past and to try and get them who can best guide his or from each student's file. but a change back to the old her course selection. to seek out advice on their method only would occur if In the past students were Dr. Russell Veitch, own," Dr. Veicht said. any serious problems arose. assigned an adviser and were assistant professor of "This system should open expected to discuss all of psychology and up lines of communication THE MAJOR difference their problems solely with undergraduate adviser, said between the student and the in the two methods of that adviser. Each student's that all students still are adviser, not only for advising is in the filing of flic was given to the adviser assigned an adviser tut the academic advice but for students' records. "The new so that he easily could pull new approach allows them other advice as well." approach is better for the out the file and make to switch to an adviser who siudents but the suggestions on scheduling or is better suited to meet their One problem thai has bookkeeping of the files is other areas of student needs. occurred in the initial stages more difficult for the concern. of Ihe new approach is that department this way," Dr. But with the new central The change came about many students have been Veicht said. advising system this year, when some faculty members swiiching around with a Along with the new each student's transcripts, discovered that their number of different approach to advising, the course records and credil advisees were not shoving advisers. This switching dcpariment has set up a hours are kept in the up for scheduled around, however, actually committee on under- department's central office appointments and thai may help the students find graduate advising to provide in 208 Psychology Bldg. other students were coming the faculty adviser that is services to undergraduates and to monitor the central advising system. The committee is meeting Hie maintenance department his found a quick and easy way to help solve a long Turkish envoy killed later this month with all Clean-up and tedious task. This vacuum machine simply sucks up all of (he fallen autumn senior psychology majors to leaves. (Newsphoto by Michael Passarello) VIENNA. Austria Police said the killers of Turkish ancestry and a discuss such things as how, (AP) -- Three men armed Danis Tunaligil, 60. left Greek majority. 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WOOSTER Pafe 6/The BC News, Thursday, October 23, 1975 Harrison, Clapton albums indicate comebacks Review by have more to offer on their recordings than the mere enough to make previous recordings of these songs middle ground between past musical endeavors that he David Fandray presences of their famous names. inconsequential when considering these versions. wants in some degree, to escape from, and the music he THESE TWO albums go a long way to recapture the Clapton's band finally has gelled. It is tight and forceful, hopes to create in the future. A year ago Ihe world of populai music was looking quality and excitement that once marked the work of these giving plenty of support for the guitarist's increasingly Both of these artists seem to be rejuvenated on their pretty bleak. There were many reasons for this. two legendary guitarists. impressive vocals and the lightning guitar work that is the latest recordings. These records should be a treat for For one thing, there seemed lo be few new artists On "Extra Texture," George Harrison manages to avoid true highlight of the album. everyone who has wondered what has been the matter with capable of making music that was cither inicrcsting or every problem that made his previous album, "Dark Like Harrison, Clapton seems to have found some sort of these two great musicians over the last few years. exciting. Horse," such a disappointment. aaaaa bqually as disturbing, however, was the foci that most of Gone arc the seemingly interminable ramblings and I 3 1 5 1 6 7 s I* rwr the old slandbys simply were nol living up to their directionless metaphysical musings that marred last year's " ' 15 DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE ■12 13 11 ■ potentials. al burn. © 1.75 lO> ANGELIS TIMIS Nowhere was this made more apparent than in the The material on "Extra Texture" recalls a wealth of ACROSS 53 A Texas school: 16 17 numerous comeback tours and albums that were made in Harrison's past. Most of it sounds like it would fit Abbr. 1974. Old warhorses from Bob Dylan lo hric Clapton to comfortably on his first solo Ip. And, even more 1 Curtain fabric 54 Electrical unit 18 ■ 120 (icorgc Harrison all dragged themselves out of complete or importantly, there is a somewhat startling Beatles feel to 6 Cansures 55 Isolates B 12 Old-time ship 57 Artlessness 22 21 ■■ near obscurity. this album. 14 Certain plants 59 Ivory ■ I HEAR CONSTANT echoes of the Beatles' white album 26 27 28 In the wake of these comeback eflorts. many were left 16 Subjugate by «> Inventor shaking their heads. Why had these people come back with and, occasionally, even hints of Ihe splendor of "Abbey " 30 31 32 33 so little lo offer'' Good nostalgia, maybe; bul the good Road." Here is Harrison in Ihe form that he was in when he 17 Indulged in on airplane • created such gems as "Here Comes the Sun" and "While My soup-to-nuts «"n«' ■ music we have conic lo expect from them, hardly. 3H 62 1 Guitar Gently Weeps." meals Some hats J 1 18 Bonnie and 36 37 39 IT IS BEGINNING to look like the initial It is almost impossible lo find fault with "Extra 36 ■ Clyde, for DOWN * disappointment surrounding these comebacks was a little Texture." Along with McCartney's "Band On the Run," ■ ■W ,5 >16 example U 43 unwarranted, however These artists seem to merely have this album ranks as my favorite post-Beatles solo album. 19 Girl's nickname been moving cautiously with iheir first steps hack into the For, like the McCartney album, this one offers a 21 Blusters 1 Tears to shreds N ■W !■ 22 Prince of opera 2 Italian city near-perfect blend of the Beatles' essence with a new ' Imiclighl. ■ 23 Encircles 3 Thinner SI 52 B H With ,i year's growth now behind them, they aie not only enough sound to keep it from being mere nostalgia. 25 Part of a refrain * Yellow bugles beginning to make good music, they ate making music of It is this quality (Ihe ability to combine the past and 26 Timespan: 6 Sea gull sc 56 57 58 the calibre thai one would expeel from living legends. prcsenl) that also makes Eric Clapton's "E.C. Was Here" Abbr. 6 Light-haired 27 Papal name 1 Bulgarian coin 5S 50 Dylan's triumph came earlier this year with the release of such an exceptional album. 29 Pro 8 Antiquing his brilliant "Blood On Ihe Tracks." an album that seems lo Like Harrison's album, Clapton brings back many 30 Pubs of a sort device SI ■ have returned him to the dominant position in Ihe music memories of his previous work-particularly with Derek and 32 Exist as equal 9 Work of art I I world that he occupied prior lo Ihe release of "Sell the Dominoes. ity, right, etc 10 Proceed 1 from) 1 Portrait." And. in a departure from the path he has taken on his 34 Expel '• Pioneer ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE 35 Composers 12 Of a geometric M - P In the last couple of months Iwo mure of these latnishcd recent studio Ip's, Clapton here has decided to showcase the « L 61 l' 1 ■ ) S H , T side of his musical personality that he is best known project sold i»: '■'< ) rt <■ i E heroet have released albums thai go a long way to redeem 36 Odds and ends 13 Indulgent monogram predecessor 0 . a 1 r G i ( 1 r A : E themselves hum then excesses ol l')74 for-thc firebalhng power blues musicianship that won him 39 Worried 15 Bun topping 36 Resonant 46 More un- r "1 E R 0 i 1 ■'. C NTT These Iwo musicians are George Harrison and Eric his reputation as one of the guitar greats of the 60's. 42 Gold, in 20 Weapons 36 Lathered mannerly ■ 010 N 0 RaalS " 1 ■1 s II 1 P 1 s Clapton; both of whom now are oflering prool that they THE MATERIAL on "E.C. Was Here" is not new. There Granada 23 Whitewashed 37 Seng senti- 48 Composer of '_■ > I t are songs that Clapton performed with the Dominoes, 43 Big men on (with "over") mentally memorable i' ' M '■B ) 0 ■ s I U i I N EMBA. 1 G traditional blues numbers, and somewhat surprisingly, two campus 24 Sharpshooters 38 Fixed series of songs 45 Poetry: Abbr 27 Clever dance steps 60 Find fault with C " flPlTWv i £■: OVG A holdovers from his days with the ill-falcd Blind Faith. 47 Summer stratagems 39 Solid 52 Paris police- A i h CON • 0 W|D MIDNIGHT MADNESS That the material is nol new matters little, however. The month: Fr. 28 Metal fasteners 40 Mighty man: Slang ■' 0 1 o 7 i N c performances turned in by Clapton and his band are fiery 49 Populargame of a certain mountain 54 Tea time A C l uMo o o t NHR 0 SALE 50 Philippine shape 41 College 56 Compass pt J 1 M 1 N ' > H . E > E D island 31 Mauna activities 58Menofl917: « 1 i l ■ A E 9-12 P.M. 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I've ever seen," the Falcons will have to hold onto the the MAC's second leading rusher behind the Falcon's Dan football if they expect to win. Saleet. All week I've been asked the same question. But the time is ripe for the Falcons to turn the tables, Another important factor could be fan support. The "Can we win Saturday?" everyone seems to inquire. and the present group of gridders has the ability to do so. Regardless of which team is favored or which team contest probably will be sold out, but what good is a full Of course the Falcons can win Saturday, but "will they But will they use it? comes out on top after 60 minutes of play, the game, on stadium that is quiet. win9" is the question that should be considered. If they do, it should shape up as a classic battle. The paper stacks up as a colossal showdown. The so-called home-field advantage only becomes a There's a fine line between possessing the ability to be most important factor will be no mistakes on the Falcons' reality when the home fans voice their support throughout successful and using that ability to get the job done. part. BOWLING GREEN IS leading the MAC in scoring the entire contest. Obviously for the Bowling Green football squad, it will average with 26.2 points per game. Miami is the scoring Past Bowling Green squads always have had the take a super effort to gel the job done this weekend. BG CANNOT turn the ball over six times as it did against defense leader, giving up an average of just nine points a reputation for losing the big one. In the process, they seem But it's not impossible. Dayton and expect to be in the ball game. game. to have alienated many fans. And the Falcons cannot afford to have 93 yards in BUT AS SATURDAY'S skirmish draws near, all the MOST PEOPLE SEEM to favor Miami when discussing penalties as they did against Toledo. The Falcons are tops in the MAC in total offense with an marbles arc on the table. The game will provide the Falcons Saturday's all-important confrontation between the BG did not fumble the ball in the final ten games of last average of 388 yards per game. The Redskins are the with the opportunity to shed their big game-choke image Redskins and the Falcons at Doyl L. Perry Field. season but has been guilty of six such miscues already this league's total defense leaders, allowing 194.8 yards per that so many followers seem to believe in. This feeling stems from the fact that Miami has recorded year. The Falcons have two MAC games remaining and Miami has three conference games left, so Saturday's game will by In rushing offense, BG ranks second in the loop with an no means eliminate the losing team from the race. average of 274.8 yards per game on the ground. Miami, But it's a game that matches two teams unbeaten in meanwhile, is the MAC's rushing defense leader, conceding league play who happen to be the two best in the opponents just 84.7 yards rushing per game. conference. The BG New If the Falcons play solid, hard-hitting, inspired and It's obvious from the statistics that the BG offense will mistake-free football, and if the fans lend wholehearted SPORTS have a monumental task on its hands. support, there could be a lot of happy people after the Thursday, October 23, 1975 Page 8 game BUT THE BG defense also must rise to the occasion Sec you Saturday. Big job awaits defensive ends By Dan Garficld 210-pound right defensive Boone as soon as the team, beating the Redskins not the only basis for Assistant Sports Editor end from Troy, has had freshman quarterback had would bring super judging his performance. little problems tracking his arm back, cocked and satisfaction. Iheic arc two reasons down enemy quarterbacks. ready lo fire. "Randy Walker's my "I don't think about why Falcon opponents llns In a game with Western "That was probably the good friend." Whidden said tackles," Nickey said in season arc having little Michigan earlier this season, biggest thing that has of the Miami back. "Down reference to the numbers he success running around the Whiddcn blindsided Bronco happened to me in college," there (in Troy) Miami's the gets. "If I get a sack, that's ends for huge gains. quarterback Sollie Boone Nickey said. "I went inside team, but 1 think we can do good, but I don't think One reason is Bill and caused an interception. to go after the quarterback it." about them," Whiddcn and the other is His cohort Nickey took that (Boone), and I stood up and The second-team all-MAC What both gridders said Ron Nickey. pass and ran 10 yards for a there was the ball." he said. selection last year, Whidden they are thinking about is The two defensive ends touchdown. The 6-2, 214-pound left has accumulated 40 tackles, beating Miami and the have kept the sidelines defensive end has, in return including 13 solo hits, while possibility of a MAC closed tighter than a miser "WHAT WE were using for Whidden's charity, set picking off one pass, the last championship, the first one during the Chiistmas was a stunt play." Whidden up many an opponent play of the Southern here since 1965, holidays. In addition, the said Tuesday as he looked quarterback for his partner Mississippi game. "I thought we would go two Falcon standouts have back at that play. "I ran lo kock down. undefeated this year," found time to pick off around from the side, hit But both Whidden and This year, Nickey is off Nickey said looking back at passes and sack him from behind while he Nickey cannot rest on past to a strong start with 38 his preseason thoughts. quartcihacks as an added (Nickey) was in the middle success. Saturday's total tackles, and is tied "Miami was undefeated last attraction. free." all-important Mid- Ameri- with Alex Prosak for the year and I thought we'd he Whiddcn. a (>-2. Whiddcn said he hit can Conference battle with team lead in the this year." two-time defending tacklcs-for-losses catagory "Miami's the team to champion Miami will with eight. beat," Whidden said. "1 feature one of the best think we can do it. We have WFL folds running quarterbacks in the NICKEVS GOAL this players that are pretty good. league - Sherman Smith. season is to become "1 thought we'd be NLW YORK (API -The World Football League, Nickey said BG's strategy first-team all-MAC. After undefeated," he said. professional spoil's most unsuccessful league, decided for Smith will be different being neglected last year, he "Everyone's positive about yesiciil.is lo fold in mid-season. The Associated Press than usual. said he hopes to show the season and we're doing learned. ''Unlike most league quarterbacks and the the right thing at the right The WFL, reorganized this year by Chris quarterbacks, Sherman general public how good he time. I think this game is for lleinnielci following last year's series of disasters in Smith runs a lot," Nickey is, adding that statistics are the championship." which Vo million was lost, simply could not attract said. "We just want to the crowds necessary 10 keep the 10-tcani league contain him, and as long as ■float. we play our game and don't let him get away, we'll "IT'S OVER," said an official of the Birmingham win." franchise. "The league has had it." WHIDDEN SAID Smith MAC standings The final decision came yesterday afternoon in a runs like a fullback. In fact, TEAM MAC OVERALL conference telephone call linking Hemmeter and the Miami quarterback's size BOWLING GREEN 3-0 6-0 other WFL officials in New Yoik with the 10 league (64,217) would fit the Miami 2-0 5-1 cities. Falcon right defensive end Bill Whidden (90) applies statistics of most teams' Northern Illinois 2-0 3-3 the pressure to Western Michigan quarterback Sollie fullback. Central Michigan 2-1-1 4-2-1 Boone in a game played earlier this season. Both "Smith is big and Ohio University 2-1-1 3-2-1 Whidden, and his colleague Ron Nickey at left end strong," Whidden said. Bail State 2-2 5-2 will have their hands full Saturday when the "We're going to have to rush Pressure Kent State 1-3 3-3 quarterback Sherman Smith-led Miami Redskins bring him. He'll call his own game Toledo 1-3 2-5 their powerful offensive machine to Doyt L. Perry most of the time and run up Western Michigan 0-5 0-7 Field, | Newsphoto by Michael Passarello) the middle mostly. I look for him to tun a lot at us." Saturday's games Whiddcn said he is Miami at BOWLING GREEN, I <0 p.m. Save the confident that the Falcons Central Michigan at Kent Slate, I 30 p.m. tonight 5p.m. to midnight will succeed this year after Ohio University at Toledo, 1:30 p.m. News • two straight years of Ball State at Northern Illinois. I 30 p.m. disappointment. Although Western Michigan at Marshall, 1:30 p.m. and every Trwrs. night.... he has friends on the Miami HOW DOES $57.50* aO- SOUND? Women golfers fifth