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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. Vol. 60, No. 107 The G Slews Thursday, May 12, 1977 Faculty holds salary talk By Cindy NaegeU Asman added that he believes parison to other universities in the past qualitative judgements can be made. few years. In 1975. the University was Four panelists gave faculty members "The cost of human resources shouldn't ranked third in the state and today it is their views yesterday on whether be ignored," he said. ranked seventh, he said. salaries at the University affect the According to Asman, the relevant Friedman favored additional faculty quality of faculty members. factor in faculty salary increases must fringe benefits such as life insurance. Michael Ferrari, vice president of be how the University's salary in- He also suggested the unionization of resource planning, said he has not creases compare with its sister higher education, because new money heard of losing any University faculty universities. Money should be could be moved in the direction of members due to salary conflicts. distributed on a merit basis, according faculty salaries. He said urban institutions of higher to Asman. education have expanded while Friedman added it is necessary that residential universities in Ohio such as LAWRENCE FRIEDMAN. money be given to all campuses in the Miami University, Ohio University and secretary-treasurer of the Bowling state. "Faculties should cease com- Bowling Green haven't fared as well. Green Faculty Association, said there peting with one another and there Students do not want additional fee has been an intense decline in the should be more money at a statewide increases, Ferrari added. University's faculty salaries in com- level," he said. Richard Carpenter, president of the local chapter of the American Association of University Professors Classes still to meet said the problem is with the whole profession. Faculty salaries have not been keeping pace with the consumer on Memorial Day "THE ECONOMICS of the situation don't allow freeing up chunks of Academic Council discussed the projects such as essay tests, papers or money," Carpenter said, adding "The problems of having class Memorial reports as often as is appropriate and to only thing I recommend is for faculty Day and adopted a statement con- comment on the papers organization members to get behind the organization cerning writing skills at its meeting and clarity. N»wH*yitD by G(ag SmMKjd and we'll try to hold our own." yesterday. "It is hard to be objective when If classes are held on Memorial Day, FACULTY ARE also urged to INTERNATIONAL GRANDMASTER ARTHUR Blsguier conducted ■ simultaneous chess comparing the importance of faculty contract workers at the University will withhold or lower grades on all written exhibition Tuesday In toe Commuter Center. Following ■ lecture, the former United States salary to other factors at the University earn two-and-a-half times their regular work which is not organized and clear. Champion played all participants at the same time. He has played as many as MO games at once, such as library facilities," said Mark although the University players numbered about 35. wage if they work, according to Kenneth Students with writing difficulties are Asman, associate professor of Quality W. Rothe, University provost and to be referred to advisers and-or the Analysis and Control. chairman of Academic Council. writing laboratory. Many uepartments cannot afford to Rothe said of the position taken by pay these wages and will close, he said, council, "If a college wants to further adding that a list of the offices closing expand on it, I think it's highly ap- will be distributed as soon as possible. propriate." Narbeth R. Emmanuel, president of Woman selected Firelands dean the Graduate Student Senate, said, "I James S. West, associate professor of ByTlmRllcy and will return to the University as had "the most diverse academic ROTHE SAID HE EXPECTS the new venture to say that 60 per cent of the marketing, said faculty should inform associate dean of the College of background" of the candidates and is a dean to continue her innovative ways at students will not return" for classes students the first day of class that Dr Algalee P. Adams has been Education next fall. "very able administrator." the branch campus of about 1,000 Monday. writing skills are a part of the course. named dean of the Firelands Campus, Selected from more than 200 ap- students. He added that the campus No action was taken to change the A satisfactory level of writing may be making her the second woman in the plicants by a screening committee ADAMS HAS bachelors and masters "should be changing with the needs of calendar; therefore, classes will meet determined by each faculty member, state to hold the chief administrative comprised of Fireland's faculty, ad- degrees from the University of the community." and that Adams "is as scheduled on Memorial Day. Rothe said, but clarity and organization position at a branch campus. ministration, student representatives Missouri, and a doctorate from Penn an innovative and forward-looking In other business, council adopted a are fairly basic and can be measured She suceeds Dr. M. Douglas Reed and the Firelands Advisory Board, State University. She began her career educator and we look for her to be a statement on writing skills, en- by the English rubric now used in who was dean from January. 1974 to Adams was "by far the best qualified ■ an elementary school ar* teacher moving force in getting new programs courainhg faculty to assign writing English 111 and 112 August, 1976 Dr. Richard G. Horton candidate," said Dr. Kenneth W. Rothe, and later Joined the faculty at St. Cloud established at Firelands." has been acting dean for the past year University provost. Rothe added she State College in Minnesota. Adams is currently director of In 1959, she was named chairman of graduate art programs at the art department there, introducing Massachusetts College of Art. Her many major changes until she left in appointment as Firelands' third dean is Trustees to hear report 1964 to become chairman of the effective August 1. Inside the News education division at the Massachusetts In addition to her administrative College of Art in Boston. experience, Adams was chosen in 1974 EDITORIALS...Kudos to Toledo city council for negotiating an While there, she designed and im- to take part in "The Institute for plemented the school's graduate agreement with Columbia Gas concerning future rate hikes. from new ad hoc panel Administrative Advancement," a Bowling Green city council should do the same. Our view ap- program, and headed recruiting, ad- program which trains educators for top pears on page 2. Report of the ad hoc panel on University Police procedures may be the most missions, faculty, budget and positions In higher education ad- important item discussed at today's Board of Trustees meeting, scheduled for 11 publications at the graduate school. ministration. a.m. in the Alumni Room, Union. Between 1974 and 1976 Adams In 1975, she took part in the Harvard SPORTS...Falcon trackster Dan Dunton is a two-time Mid- Created by University President Hollis A. Moore Jr. three weeks ago, the panel directed "Project Renewal," a Educational Management summer American Conference 880-yard dash champ, but he may not be will be making its first report to the board. The panel was commissioned to review federally-funded effort to generate program. Adams has been involved in a at the league chase next week. Read BUI Estep's story on page 6. policies of programs related to University Police, sparked by the Black Student changes and new ideas in the 11 number of community and public Union and Human Rights Alliance's proposed police review board. colleges in Massachusetts. service projects including public That proposal was presented at last month's board meeting, but not voted on. "The screening committee was television, as well as being active in The proposal itself is not on the agenda for today's meeting. impressed with the fact that Dr. Adams state and national professional Weather The board will also consider a loan plan to finance the College of Musical Arts has been involved in a number of organizations. Sunny and wanner Building, some amendments to the Academic Charter and several appointments to unusual and innovative educational She Is listed in Leaders in Education High near 75 F (24 C l emeritus status. projects as well as the traditional and Who's Who in America and has Low 45 F (7 C) Moore, the faculty, undergraduate and graduate representatives to the board aspects of higher education," Rothe received the Distinguished Alumni I per cent chance of rain will make reports. The meeting is open to the public. said. Award from the University of Missouri. Police harassment alleged Editors Note: ThJi Is the second of Staples said the suspect was released three articles dealing with alleged because her boyfriend couldn't identify harassment of students and neglect of him, then picked up a second time by BSU reports two incidents of mistreatment duty by University Police. Today's police. She said this time he confessed the case," she said, adding that she stead of the victim. But, "as far as we story Includes accounts of two such to the crime of disorderly conduct, a Michael and her boyfriend had per- definitely will hear from me. That was thinks police have negative attitudes, were concerned, it was cleared up." mission to ride the bicycles. a defamation of my character." reported incidents. In seme cases, the misdemeanor. are incompetent, take too many coffee sources' names have been withheld at She said police told her that only she She said she and her boyfriend had breaks and lack sufficient foot patrols. CASE FOUR. Joan M. Michael, WHEN WILSON and the owners been reported by a white student who their request. could press charges, although an of- "I thought they're supposed to former University student, described arrived at the scene, police were put- thought they looked suspicious. She ficer eventually did so. protect people," she safd. the case of a 10-minute bicycle ride that By Julie Rollo ting Michael, her boyfriend and the said she believes polic. are prejudiced Daoust said although "we do like to cost her and her boyfriend $215 and her bicycles into a police car, Wilson said. and "don't want bla-.xs here." Staff Reporter BSU LEGAL adviser Kenneth W. have the individual in cases such as this boyfriend spent a night in Jail. Simonson said an officer may file "They put handcuffs on them against Wilson added perhaps police had file the charges, we filed the charges Michael said she and her boyfriend their will," she said, although "they nothing better to do on that particular The News investigated two cases of charges only if he is at the scene of the feeling that he (suspect) would go in, borrowed two bikes from friends June crime, unless unchallenged In the said they weren't arresting them." Sunday afternoon. alleged student harassment by confess and it wouldn't be necessary for 6, 1976, and were stopped by police After the bicycles were identified by action. Daoust said when the complaint was University Police that were recently Barbara to appear." shortly after they had begun riding. their owners at the station, Michael received, officers did not know Michael reported to the Black Student Union The officer was not challenged "I was demanded to get off the bike because the suspect confessed and was said she and her boyfriend were in- and hev boyfriend had permission to (BSD). BASED ON the case's circumstances without being told why," Michael said. terrogated and she was photographed told by police to plead guilty, Simonson ride the bicycles. Rather, officers were BSU members say there are an un- and cooperation of the victim, an of- "I was manhandled by (Charlotte) and fingerprinted. said. acting on a report that they had determined number of similar in- ficer may file charges, he said. Starnes (a female police officer) to the A lawyer asked to reduce the charge That aided police in denying the allegedly taken someone else's cidents that the organization is "It makes it a lot easier for the vic- point of the twisting of my arm behind from obstructing justice to disorderly property, he said. currently documenting. victim her right to file charges, he tim," he said, adding "that's our Job-to my back." added. conduct, Michael said, adding that she enforce the law and file charges. A Wood County deputy sheriff ap- and her boyfriend had to plead guilty to Simonson said police incompetence THE RIDERS DID not inform the CASE THREE. As a result of an "She could have filed the charges had proached the scene and said he had avoid the former charge. officers of that permission during the incident Feb. 18, Barbara J. Staples, centered on "the way in which they she known who it was," Daoust said, received a report that two blacks had Conviction of disorderly condurt confrontation, Daoust added, although sophomore, said "I don't feel that I was handled this case." "but she did not know. stolen bikes, according to Michael. She carries a maximum $1,000 fine and six Michael said they had. informed of my rights or the real "The whole thing was hushed up "We did the investigation and knew said she told police she and her months in Jail, she said, adding "We Daoust said he was "not familiar with situation at band." because he (suspect) was on the who he was,"he said. "As far as we're boyfriend had permission to ride the had to be charged with something." the owners coming to the scene" and Staples said after being chased by a baseball team," Staples said. concerned, justice was met" bikes, but the officers "did not want to perhaps they had done so after Michael white male, she called police and gave The man was found guilty of disor- know about it." mjUML SAID after the incident and her boyfriend had obstructed a description. Later, after police bad a SHE SAD) SHE was not informed by derly conduct and received the Mary D. Wilson, Junior, a friend of police of the outcome of the trial and -lie talked with University officials and justice."Miss Michael had to be sub- suspect, faulty communication between maximum penalty ($100 fine). Michael, said she saw the incident on lawyers but little could be done. a police officer and dispatcher resulted was given the "ninaround." dued," he said. Daoust said he regretted the con- the way to the library anH returned to "I'm thinking of suing the University In the .• idim's boyfriend being asked to She added she talked with Lt. Roger Daoust said the above cases and fusion after the dispatcher neglected to the dorm to get the owners of the and the police for undue harassment identify the suspect rather than the Daoust but was "brushed off." those that appeared in yesterday's follow orders and asked the victim's bicycles. Wilson said she knew the against blacks and police brutality," victim being asked to do so. "I don't think they really care about boyfriend to identify the suspect In- article are "Isolated".... owners would be able to confirm that Michael said. "Bowling Green to pagethree opinion 'judgment is founded on truth...' gas needs checked guest columnist. didn't you boys learn anything ? Toledo city council is on the right track In Hi negotiations with Columbia Gas of Ohio to Anally Insure that the utility is more responsible By Peter George Carter dismantling the security ap- THE APPOINTMENT of Paul bring that country into this hypothetical to consumers in this area. paratus of the major states of the world Warnke as Chief Arms Negotiator for world government is at best sketchy. If council passes the negotiated settlement with Columbia next week Since it seems that any view is deserves some response. the U.S. was not the first step towards the city will have a say In price increases, a 1U -per cent celling on welcome (no matter how ridiculous), I Isn't it true gentlemen, that in recent the U.S. gaining control over the world DM CONCLUSION (I hope I can write prices will be Imposed and Increased labor costs of the utility will no feel it necessary to "enlighten" Stephen weeks there was a breakdown in the economy but an attempt to, for the first this before the machinery that is longer be able to be passed directly on to consumers. Donnelly and the illustratious Wm. SALT II talks and that in response to time, drastically reduce the threat of working towards the World Order The result? A more responsible utility and better community control Burns by examining their article in- that breakdown the U.S. Congress has nuclear weapons and their proliferation Government shifts into high gear), it over natural gas bills. titled "don't be internationally naive," just passed a bill which would increase throughout the world. seems that our two guest columnists But that's only for Toledo. What about us? The News suggests that which appeared in the B G News a few our military spending by 60 million are harping on a theme that has been Bowling Green city council look Into the possibility of negotiating with weeks ago. dollars over what Carter asked for in President Carter's attempt to halt the kicked around many times before - but Columbia Gas or that the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) It seems that these two gentlemen his 1978 budget proposal for Defense? spread of such weapons is not an at- has been shown to be totally false when believe that our government Is con- look into state-wide negotiations with gas utilities. tempt to gain control of the world one looks at the facts (without drawing trolled by a group of "establishment economy by dismantling the national They've had us angry all year. Hasn't Carter threatened that unless ridiculous conclusions) of the matter. revolutionaries" known as the there is a breakthrough in the SALT security apparatus of the world powers, Rumors of Columbia's "price fixing," "dishonesty," and "huge profits" Trilateral Commission which Is a by- talks the U.S. would be obliged to in- but a realization that the spread of So please Mr. Donnelly and Mr. added to its considerable independence from the state's utility product of the Council on Foreign crease its defense spending ap- nuclear weapons could have Burris, don't be internationally naive - "gatekeepers," were heard everywhere. Relations. preciably? devastating effects for man in the not for your own sake. Somehow it didn't seem fair that consumers had to pay more for gas I feel I should address myself to a few Look back gentlemen - don't you too distant future. and make special attempts to conserve when the problem wan't theirs. points concerning their statements think you missed the boat entirely on Mr. Donnelly and Mr. Bums' com- Instead, many citizens claimed, Columbia should have insured that they about our government and the direction your statements about Carter ments concerning Leonard Woodcock's Peter George Is a News guest had adequate gas supplies for the winter or should have hung It up. in which it is heading. "dismantling the national security visit to Vietnam in order to normalize columnist. A former University When the News called major officials at the utility who were based In apparatus" of the world? relations with Vietnam and somehow student, he Is now living In Virginia. Toledo this winter, they said they "couldn't help not having adequate IT IS EVIDENT that Mr. Donnelly and Mr. Burns obtained the bulk of supplies because they didn't anticipate the harsh winter." their Information from an article which But Howard Rowe, Bowling Green branch manager of the utility, said appeared in the April issue of at a city Chamber of Commerce meeting that Columbia did know the "American Opinion" magazine entitled winter would be harsh from reports of experienced weathermen. "The New World Order" by Wm. P. So, the utility should have made better attempts to obtain gas. Hoar. In addition to fewer supplies, prices went up. Officials of the utility I sincerely hope that someone on the claimed they had to Increase prices. But because they are not required to campus of Bowling Green was aware submit purchase receipts to PUCO, no one knew for sure if price In- that "American Opinion" is not what creases were warranted. one would call an authority on foreign And worst of all were the gas cutbacks to Industries, schools and or domestic affairs (indeed, I would businesses that almost paralyzed the community. The'clty and University hope that no one would use It as reference for anything; except, of also had to make major adjustments. course, if someone was doing a study on University officials had to shut down sections of cafeterias and small "fringe" groups.). buildings, and cut back on gas use everywhere. In fact, It Is well known that So. we believe that to hove more responsible gas companies the local "American Opinion" can be called the governments should work on contracts as Toledo has done. "fan" magazine of America's saviours- Or even better, PUCO should get In on the act. Columbia is only one of the John Birch Society. many Ohio gas companies the public Is leary of. Gentlemen, gentlemen. Jimmy Carter's energy plan. If passed, will change the workings of gas How can you hope to obtain any companies, raising prices and putting additional restrictions on their recognition by using some third-rate buying and selling of gas. paranoic magazine as your main But Ohio can't rely on that happening soon. Some experts say It may source of information in your apparent polemic against Mr. Vincent. take years to pass any sort of comprehensive energy plan. Local officials Didn't you boys learn anything in should get to work as Toledo has done. college? It's protecting the public interest and where utility companies are MR. DONNELLY AND MR. concerned, there better be considerable protection. BURK1S' statement about President ...rVWWER, IF tfU f&ID G3NVW l\m,THBr*tt OXX US AKJD EAT US' Letters For your information, here are the that the most logical alternative is to down on a sheet of paper containing 40 facts! 'i love you' pave the entire grounds, in order to romeo to 45 names, wait until 10 minutes greeks tape One, the tickets numbers were given avoid such unsightly things as...living before the play, and take our chances out at midnight, and people were told Having gone through enough hassel blades of grass. and juliet on getting two left over tickets or two the campus that they could go home and sleep. At 7 Just to move from Bowling Green to TlmHoopingarner tickets that someone did not pick-up. To a.m. the sales began, and if people Texas to start a new Job. I would really Houseparent The past production of the theatre that we promptly said "Sorry!" and WeU, Greek Week is almost over and didn't show when their number was like to thank the group of people who Alpha Sigma Phi department's "Romeo and Juliet" may left. this Independent can say that his view called, they had to go to the end of the took my reserved plates from my white have been terrible or fantastic; but a Then Sunday and Monday, I talked to of BGSU Greeks has changed. line. corvette, parked downtown Saturday, good sized group of people may never several people including theatre per- Instead of looking at them as ob- Simple, huh? April 23. 'simple, huh?' know. This is the problem especially on sonnel, teachers, and actors and they noxious, pseudo-wealthy socialites who I wonder If you ever checked out what You see I had to leave the next day, Saturday night. Why? This Is due to the all echoed my same feelings "...don't party heartly, I see them as lonely really took place before writing your and since it Is illegal to drive without I am writing in response to the letter total incompetence of the University pay any attention to those people over Individuals who wander the campus at senseless letter! Why don't you offer plates, I could not leave until Monday. on the Bob Seger ticket line printed in theatre box office. there.." or "...they Just sell ticket- night, armed with rolls of masking some suggestions before cutting down However, "I LOVE U" is still the May 3rd Issue of the BG News. 1 had gone to the box office Friday s.don't listen to what they tell you..." tape, defacing anything that stands still UAO? registered In my name, and many Needless to say, I was more than a morning before 11 a.m. to purchase 2 with insipid remarks and messages I don't even think you waited In line people who know me know they are my little dismayed when I read the article. tickets and was told by the box office This was the first University Theatre that nobody gives a damn about. because of the Incorrect Information plates. When the facts are presented ac- "...not to worry, there will be plenty of performance that I've attempted to I and others would appreciate It if the written in your letter! To the lucky friend of mine who curately, that's cool; but when a person tickets and seats available for both attend, and I thought that the theatre Greeks on this campus would band I would suggest that in the future both sports "I LOVE U" in your room or lets off steam as In this Instance, weekend presentations..." So I waited box-office knew what they were doing. together this weekend into one brother- of you get the real picture first-hand, apartment. I am giving 1500.00 for the without even knowing the facts, I can't to buy my tickets on the night of the So did a lot of other people, I would sisterhood with the sole purpose of instead of using second-hand In- information leading to your arrest and help but become upset. play. guess, because there were a lot of removing the miles of adhesive from formation . conviction for the felonious charges of First of all, the letter stated that My wife and I came down from others turned away. our campus and sticking them in a Laura Cook stealing motor vehicle license plates, or those in line for tickets had to stay there Toledo after finding a babysitter, which Yes, It may have been a fine per- place where the sun doesn't shine 316 Darrow better yet, why don't you put them on all night or they wouldn't get their is not an easy thing on a Saturday night. formance; but there will be a lot of (other than B.G.). your own car and let the police see your tickets. We then had to wait in a long line only to people who will never know. handy work. If the author was out there, he or she be told that the tickets were sold out as EricFrase barrage would have found out that they allowed of Friday night. I then explained what Paul A. Stowers 450 Anderson Robert C. Baker us to go home for the evening after we was told to me the morning before. All Apt. No. 103 For the entire school year I've read University Center received our numbers and gave them that was said was "Sorry!" - And then 6460 Salisbury Rd. the constant barage of excess verbiage Texas Tech our names. they added that we could put our names Maumee, Ohio get the facts being shot back and forth between the Lubbock, Texas 79409 No one was forced to spend the entire editors of The BG News and Bill Burris. night at the stadium freezing butts off I am writing in response to the As an innocent bystander (or victim) except those people from UAO who opinions of Brett McVey and Linda I'm willing to accept the contentions of scarred campus volunteered to give out the tickets. The BIS Slews Hare on the Bob Seger ticket sales. both parties: 1) that the News Is a Secondly, the stadium gates were left I question their alleged source of penny-ante rag trying to be a big-time open and both the men's and the Page 2 Thursday. May 12,1177 Information on how the tickets were publication, and 2) that Mr. Burris has no good women's restrooms were available all distributed. For one thing, you didn't no idea what he's doing in the SGA. night. There was no problem for those EDITORIAL STAFF have to wait outside in a line at the But I fail to see why 1, and the rest of who had to use the facilities while editor . petnoa a. thomas stadium for hours until midnight! the student body, should be subjugated I totally disagree with the News' waiting in line. managing editor denn.s |, sadowski Those who waited for long hours did to this childish display of high school attitude toward the ever-present Please, next time you write a letter, ntwi editor paul I. Ilnttrn so only because they wanted good seats bickering parading itself as competent editorial edilor ... cynthia aleise "cowpaths" which cut across the find the facts first. It was obvious that makeup tailor victoria I. sirferd and felt that those seats were worth the Journalism. Maybe next year will be campus at almost all well-travelled you didn't even go out there that night executive sports editor ...... ferry r. goodman long wait. better. areas of the BG campus. to check out your accusations. photo editor mindy m.lligen Another misstalenient on their part is The News advocated the surfacing of I think that the UAO deserves an copy editor ...... kattiy |, btckman that people would have to lie on the William Alford a muddy path near the McDonald apology. BUSINESS STAFF sidewalks until 7 a.m. 822W.Offenhauer Quadrangle In order to avoid the hazard People don't realize the trouble they business manager karhleen kern of walking on such unsure ground. The have to go through in promoting these advertising manager chr IstifM m drehs short article also stated that this path sales manager douglas a. blank concerts, most of the time without the atst. tain manager wiIlia.n I. schabot. |r. saves the people walking on it ap- backing of the students the concert is let's hear from you proximately thirty feet. put on for. TIM BO News is published dally Tuesday through Friday during the regular school In light of the fact that thirty feet can Its true that the Doobie Brothers year and weekly during summer sessions by students of Bowling Green State The News welcomes opinion from Its readers In the form of letters to Ike editor University under MM authority of the University Publications Committee. be traversed In the matter of a few ticket line was a mess. But I think that Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily relied the opinions of The BO which romment on published columns, editorial policy or any other topic af In- seconds, I think that we should enlarge they did a damn good Job setting up the News Editorial Board. terest. the project to include such cattle number" system for Bob Seger; it was The BO News and Bowling Green Stale University *r* equal opportunity employers All letters should be typewritten and triple spaced. They mutt be signed and the freeways as the thoroughfare running the fairest way they could do it and still and do net discriminate m hiring practices. aatfaor's address and phone number most be included lor verification. diagonally across the grassy area east keep order. The Mews will nei accent advertising thai it deemed discriminatory, degrading or insulting on MM basis ol race, soi or national origin. Letters can be sent to: Letters to the Editor, The BG News. let University Hall. of the Education building. Instead of slandering them with All rights lo material published In The BO News art reserved. The News reserves the right to reject and letters or portUoj of letters If they are This would save busy students at unfounded facts, the UAO deserves deemed in bad taste or malicious. No personal attacks or name-calling will be least thirty seconds of walking on the highest praise In trying something new Ed.ter.al and Business Ollices pnblisked. way to class. IM University Hall to satisfy the students. Bowling Green Slate University Readers wishing to submit guest columns should follow a tlmillar procedure. Instead of enlightening the bovine Bawling Green Ohio «M01 crowd here at Bowling Green about the Phone («l»l 171 IBM beauty of an unscarred campus, I think Doc liberty ■*■<■

Thursday. May U, 1»77, The BG Newt Pa* t University Police. Day in Review from page owe had conflicts and those "A few feel we have not He said many of the of- He added it Is "difficult If an Incident happens, arrested are defensive. done them Justice nor ficers in question have left when people are healtant to From Auocioted Pr»» Report*. In Cooperation Wl* WBGU-IV "we need to know about it provided a service," Daoust and the staff numbers IS. become involved." He now," be said. "I cant act on "A LOT OF it is perceived. said. commended the Prout Edited by Bill lommert "We've got morale scmethhig that happened a We feel within the depart- However, the department problems," he said, and student who confronted the year ago." ment that we are a wanted has not received any com- officers become discouraged department after officers Daoust said officers do not organization on campus," he plaints through the because of the attention neglected to respond to two Judge overrules Concorde Vance assures Israeli Intentionally harass said, with "overall, an ex- University grievance aimed at the police depar- calls May 1. ban at Kennedy airport security after Arab talks students, though some cellent, professional group of procedure and "we can't act tment. persons on the force have officers. on rumors." Daoust said the ad hoc U.S. Judge Milton Pollack yesterday Secretary of State Cyrus Vance an- panel to review police ruled that the ban on landings by the nounced yesterday the U.S. will make Senior seminars focus on finances procedures is exploratory, You'll get supersonic Jetliner Concorde is illegal. available to Israel whatever that country investigatory and short- Pollack granted a request by British needs for its security. A series of seminars first floor lounge of the hour-and-a-half and are term. Airways and Air France, which operate After a meeting in London with Israeli assisting seniors in coping Alumni Center. sponsored by student There is a "real need" for more out the plane, for a lifting of the ban imposed Foreign Minister Yigal Allon, Vance said with financial problems they Other seminars will be development program, of- the University Police- by the Port Authority of New York and "advanced technology" will be included in may encounter after held as follows: fice of student affairs, office Community Advisory New Jersey, which operates John F. supplies made available to Israel. graduation will begin next -insurance; 7 p.m., May of student activities, office Committee tUPCAC), which Kennedy International Airport "We are very committed to Israel," week, according to Billie J. 2.1,105 Hanna Hall; of alumni affairs and career serves as a "link between us of Shortly after Pollack issued his ruling. Vance said. Montgomery, graduate -living in the working planning and placement and the community," he Air France announced its intention to Vance's aim has been to reassure the assistant in the student world; 4 p.m., May 25, 210 center, explained. begin daily Concorde flights from Paris to Israelis following President Carter's development program. Math-Sciences Bldg.; "We'd like to encourage as Daoust questioned using the BG News New York on June 20. recent meetings with Arab leaders. "It's (the seminars) many people as possible to police review board, It is said the flights would be increased designed to give seniors -lawyers and legalities; 7 come," she said. "Just come proposed by HSU. because it to two per day in October. However, Israeli Air Force copter some ideas of the problems p.m., May 31, 210 Math- with a lot of questions." would have the power to further legal appeals could delay the they may face when they Sciences Bldg.; No advance registration Is "hire, fire and control classified announced date of such flights. crash kills 54 servicemen come out of school," Mon- -establishing credit; 7 necessary, she added. people." French Transportation Minister Marcel tgomery said. p.m., June 2, first floor The seminars are open to Daoust said the unnamed Cavaille reacted to the decision on the An Israeli Air Force helicopter crashed The first seminar, focusing lounge, Alumni Center. all students, but Mon- Student Government Concorde with what he called great yesterday on the occupied west bank of the on automobile buying, will Montgomery said the tgomery said, seniors in Association (SGA) member ads satisfaction and great joy. Jordan River. Israel announced that all 54 be held S p.m. May 19 in the seminars will last about an particular are encouraged to in yesterday's article should servicemen aboard the helicopter were attend. have revealed his name. killed in the crash. "If we don't get a good "Unless these people are Aerosol propellant ban Israeli Military Chief of Staff U. Gen. University registrar leaves after support or find we are willing to come forward,it's Mordechai Gur called the crash "the worst duplicating services we will difficult for us to take any to prevent ozone damage Air Force disaster in Israel's history." 17 years in Bowling Green throw it all out," she said. action,"he said. The huge helicopter plowed into sandy The federal, government yesterday ground five miles west of the Jordan River After seventeen years in Bowling Green, Roy G. Clark Jr. announced plans to ban almost all aerosol and exploded. is teeing off. sprays which contain fluorocarbons in less An inquiry committee ruled out the Clark, the University registrar, is leaving in June to Join than two years. possibility of foul play, but the cause of the his father-in-law as a partner in a golf club in Ostrander, a The object of the ban is to protect the crash has not been determined. small town in central Ohio. ozone layer around the earth which filters Clark said the move is "a classic career shift. Not that cancer-causing radiation from the sun. Brown warns NATO I'm tired of BG, but the move will be a new undertaking." The ban on such aerosols would affect He added he Is excited about the "adventure of private en- about one billion pressurized containers to correct shortcomings terprise." now used in a variety of products, in- Secretary of Defense Harold Brown said "I have regrets about leaving" the University and good cluding deodorants, anti-perspirants, yesterday that the North Atlantic Treaty friends, Clark said. But, "in your heart you know its hairsprays, pesticides, household cleaners Organization (NATO) must correct "in- something you want to do." and air fresheners. creasingly worrisome" shortcomings in "I've always been interested in recreation and people," The announcement of the ban was made military planning and readiness in the face Clark said, adding he has participated in athletics all his life. Jointly by the Food and Drug of improving Soviet-led forces. Cary Brewer, director of registration and Zola G. Buford, Administration, the Environmental Brown echoed what President Carter director of records, will be the main administrators in the Protection Agency and the Consumer told a top-level NATO meeting in London registrar's office, after he leaves, Clark said. Product Safety Commission. yesterday, where President Carter said They will report to Glenn I. Van Wormer, who will be ac- The three agencies said the fluorocarbon NATO must strengthen its defenses in ting registrar for the coming year. Van Wormer is currently propellants should should be phased out in Europe because of growing communist assistant vice president for the Institutional and resource three steps, beginning almost 18 months offensive strength. planning. from now and ending in April, 1979. Brown, who spoke yesterday before the "I feel very good about leaving a strong administration The first step, announced last month, Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, is ex- behind," Clark said. requires a warning on the labels of the pected to drive home the message next Clark came to the University in 1960 as an undergraduate. aerosols. week when NATO defense ministers meet After graduation In 1964, he became the assistant registrar. in Brussels. In 1968 he was director of records until 1971 when he became Attorney General attacks the registrar. Tribe trades fireman Van Wormer was the University registrar from 1951-1971. energy trusts, monopolies LaRoche to California He called his future post as acting registrar a "challenge," adding that he will be spending some time reacquainting Atty. Gen. Griffin Bell said yesterday The Cleveland Indians have traded himself with the Job. the Department of Justice is shaping an record setting relief pitcher Dave energy anti-trust policy and LaRoche and a minor leaguer to the is pondering an attack on the monopolies California Angels in return for two players which he said dominate some industries. and cash. Bell told the Senate Judiciary committee General Manager Phil Seghl said that "JESUS CHRIST he does not support legislation to force the for LaRoche and pitcher Dave Schuler of big oil companies to divest themselves of the Indians' Class A Waterloo Club, the FREEDOM FESTIVAL" their pipeline and retail sales subsidiaries. Indians get Angels first baseman- a Christian Rock Concert featuring He said it is believed this would increase outfielder Bruce Bochte and lefthanded Rock Music ***•••••*••*•••*•••••*••*••****** the price of gasoline. pitcher Sid Monge. May 18-20 from 7:10 P.M. Wed. iThurs.f * The amount of cash that completed the and 9:00 P.M. on Friday Bell acknnowledged that at present deal was not disclosed. LaRoche said he featuring Rock Bands and Performers * there is very little anti-trust activity in the thinks the Indians are a good team but that FREE AND OPEN TO ALL * energy industry. He said the new policy because of their recent slump, "Some * LIMITED COLLECTOR'S EDITION will consider ways to deal with oil com- changes will have to be made and I was the pany ownership of such other energy first one." * FIRST TIME OFFERED J sources as coal and interlocking direc- He said he is glad he is going to Join a * torships. pennant contending team. We're Building a WILLIAM SHATNER * »»»»M»»*M»W»»M**>»W»MWWM>**|**********M<**»*******^«|\ Brand New Fraternity- * iLIVE ? ATTENTION FRESHMEN OR SOPHOMORES ...Interested? * FALL 1977 QUARTER * Find out more tonight at 9:00 in the Capitol Room Thinking of Teaching as a Possible Career? William Shainer. Captain of Science fictions Most Famous ' or call 372-3303 Storship went on o college tour this past season Campuses - Then Consider across the country turned out in overwhelming numbers ) EARLY SEMINAR IN EDUCATION to hear and see their hero. . (EDCO 200) Now a 2 record album of that« * conversation with teachers it viewing of videotapes record breaking tour . * discussion of current educational issues visit FALL QUARTER "WILLIAM SHATNER LIVE" I TWO CREDIT HOURS-ONE EVENING PER WEEK The first record contains unusual and exciting excerpts from ' Shakespeare. Rostond and H. G Wells You can hear how J LOOK FOR COURSE LISTING IN THE FALL 1977 SCHEDULE Cl/ie&iheuJ&e science fiction developed through the oges on this < i one of a kind L.P. . fcr id uour qr—)ino wd/ The second record is o classic. Droll stories. , humorous oneeddtes. the fun and laughter of Bill s ' utfrt. pUnttd at /&U» M/ffain. inside stones on the filming of his legendary i Ofxn daJlu 6-7 aundvf /o-s TV series. ; Leasing for Summer THE ALBUM JACKtJ CONTAINS EXCLUSIVE PHOTOGRAPHS NEVER SEEN BEFORE AS Preferred Properties Company WILL AS AN AUTOGRAPHED POSTER Of BILL 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments - furnished and unfurnished - air conditioned - resident pays ALL IN ALL.: UAO COFFEEHOUSE TRULY, A COLLECTORS PRIZE.: elec. & cablevision presents ALSO Boston's No. 1 Street Singer 2 & 3 Bedroom Houses - efficiency apts. Stephen Baird

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P«e 4 The BG Newi, Thnnday, May 11, lf/77 University researchers receive six study grants

By Terry Potoinak rats and mosquitos in Those grants are renewals operational this year, said monitoring is being funded Daniel Cotterman, Michael director of environmental rats don't like the taste of the Bowling Green. for projects that have been Dr. William B. Jackson, by the Toledo Edison Co., L. Erchenbrecher, Elaine A. studies, Manfred Temme, current "red squill." Daniel The University Three Davis-Besse underway near the plant site director of environmental part owner of the plant. Fahler, Beth Miller, Toni G. graduate assistant in en- Ashton, graduate student, Environmental Studies research grants will be used for nearly four years. studies, and general coor- In addition to Jackson, Dr. Ralston, Gary L. Schmunk, vironmental studies and will be working on that Center has received sii to study the environmental University researchers dinator and director of the Stephen H. Vessey and Dr. Thomas Scott and Steven Ft. Schmunk will be conducting project. research grants, totaling impact of the Davis-Besse will be observing animal and project. Ernest S. Hamilton, Spaulding. Research research on the tower's The city of Bowling Green $32,250. to study effects of nuclear power plant under plant populations at the site associate professors of associate of environmental effects. has also awarded funds to nuclear energy on the en- construction near Port and in nearby Lake Erie. AQUATIC RESEARCH for biological sciences, and Dr. studies, Richard W. Froelich ICI United State's Inc. is the Environmental Center, vironment, and poisoning on Gin ton. Information collected will the project is sponsored by Glen R. Frey, assistant will also participate in this funding the development of a to study mosquito be compared with similar the Center for Lake Erie professor of geography, will project. new rodenticide similar to populations within the city. 1 studies to be conducted after Area Research at Ohio State head the research. They will Toledo Edison is also the "difenacoum" roden- Samples will be taken the plant becomes University and terrestrial be assisted by students C. sponsoring a study of the ticide formulated in Europe. from potential breeding sites IT'S NOW OR NEVER! I effects the nuclear power In another study, resear- to collect information that I plant's huge cooling tower chers are trying to develop a can be used in the dty's Fitness World's final spring quarter I BG News will have on migrating birds new formula for an old rat mosquito control program. coupon special-four fun and sun-filled UNUSUAL such as warblers, Jackson poison, "red squill," through Jackson said that in ad- weeks with your friends for only $19.00 said. a grant from the dition to assisting the city in classifieds McLaughlin-Gormley-King (1st ten students receive fifth week GIFTS The tower could become determining where insects an obstacle and even kill Co. breed, the program will help free) Our pool is cool and our poolside birds during their migration, "By using different bait to evaluate the effectiveness sundeck is waiting to provide you with give he explained. mixtures and formulas, we of the control system. the lein of your life Act now by calling hope to make the rodenticide Researchers for this )52-377fl for special student tour ' BRIDAL MM houa* JACKSON, DR. WILLIAM more acceptable to rats," project have not yet been \ REGISTRY | 128 ..Iron! you more A. Peterman, assistant Jackson said, adding that chosen. Fitness World Health Spa p.rry.buro Seventh ft High Ph. 352-3778 10 TO 5 10 TO 8 MON. thro SAT. THURS. I Open seven days • «wl lor mm 4 womtn L. coupon valid thru May 16, 1977 , Campus Calendar APPLICATIONS FOR Got a gripe? Campus Calendar is a daily listing of events (meetings, lee Latin American folk dancing class 7 p.m. 206 Women's Gym. ASSISTANT STUDENT tures and entertainment) offered as a service to readers. Unless sponsored by Spanish department. Write a letter otherwise noted, the events are free and open to the public. To "The Student in Society" lecture by James Baldwin 7:30 p.m. REPRESENTATIVE submit an event, Campus Calendar forms are available at the Main Auditorium, University Hall. to the editor. News office. 106 University Hall, 372 2003 There is no charge for Experimental fiction reading 3 p.m. Ill South Hall. Ronald submitting listings to this section. Sukenick. experimental novelist will read, sponsored by the to the BOARD of creative writing program. See Page 2 for details Thursday. May 12 "Current Status of Financial Reform and Implications for TRUSTEES Mortgage and Housing Finance" colloquium 3 p.m, 222 MEETINGS _ Education Bldg Dr Richard Marcis will speak Bible history study 8:30 p.m. 1124 E. Wooster St. available in Room 405 Elections 9am 6 p.m. Commuter Center, Moseley Hall Voting for commuter center offices, open to commuters. ENTERTAINMENT Student Services SUMMER APARTMENTS Boardof Trustees II am Alumni Room, Union Women for Women 1230 pm. Faculty Lounge, Union. Undergraduate art show 8 a.m. 5 p.m. Fine Arts Bldg Must be completed and handed in by Friday 121 State Street Campus Crusade for Christ 7 9 p.m. Alumni Room, Union. Charity tea 8 p.m. Hydraulic Room, Lehman Ave Sponsored by (next to Sam B's Sub Shop) M.iy 20. Any questions, contact Ron Bell at College Republican Club 8 pm. 340 Math Science Bldg. Sigma Alpha Epsilon 172 '< t''r> Sigma Alpha Mu 830p m Capital Room, Union. Organizational UAO Coffeehouse 8 p.m. Cardinal Room, Union Streefsinger 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED meeting for new fraternity. Stephen Baird will perform. Admission isSOcents. Clarinet concerts p.m. Recital Hall, Music Bldg. Burton Beer ALL UTILITIES &CABLf TV PAID BY LANDLORD LECTURES man will perform. EXCEPT TENANT PAYS ELECTRIC Ms. Bronze pageant 9 p.m. Grand Ballroom. Union, 11.50, Jehovah's Witnesses 9a.m 3p.m. Foyer, Union Bible questions sponsored by Phi Beta Sigma. Expert • CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING answered. Student swim 9 10 p.m. Natafonum, 25 cents. 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All util. Preferred Properties Co. : 521 S. Pro$f*ct (Good Job Grass). The. All Campus Beer Blast tonight pd. except elec. $235 tor 9Va leasing tor Fall of 1977 1 «. 2 I i Brothers. 8-12 Hydrollc Room. Happy mos. $200 for 1] mo Call 352 bdrm. apt. etfec. apt«. house*. The Alpha Xis are gettln Hour Prices. 4380 between 9 z, 5 Call 352 9376. I i 352-5128 psyched tor a fantastic F lamer Rod and Deb, congratulations Summer - subl. 2 bdrm. apt. 1 Vi house 2 Bdrm. for 4 Saturday night! on your Pi Kappa Phi, Zcta blk. frm campus. Make otter I students. 9 mo. lease near &::¥::::::*::::::::X::^^ Congratulations Chuck and Tau Alpha laveliermg Best 352 1777. campus. 352 73*5. Thursday, May 12, 1177, The BG News Page S 'utdoorsmen-beware of exposure Summer campus work available ByJImSaywell i wt ~\ Hypothermia is an in- Outdoor Columnltt discriminate killer. If you By Deny Raehle "THE ONLY THING that could upset our projections Jim Saywell participate in any form of would be budget cuts in various departments," Zim- Hypothermia is now oudoor recreation, you Students planning to work at the University this sum- merman said. "We don't think this will happen, but we Bgniied as the number Outdoors Columnist should be familiar with the mer should plan to visit the Student Employment Off ice as can't be positive." pne killer of outdoor symptoms, treatment and soon as possible next week. Zimmerman said students would have second priority eationists. Many people prevention of hypothermia. "Getting our labor pool Intact is Important and we want in hiring for full-time jobs, full-time civil service workers pre unfamiliar with i H tsA ,, -/ Knowing what to do in case to get things rolling as soon as possible," Kurt K. Zim- will have the first chance. pypothermia and do not of a hypothermia emergency merman, director of student employment, said. To be eligible for these jobs, a student cannot be nderstand Its symptoms, THE SPAN OF symptoms you. Remember, just may save your life or the life "Every student must be cleared through our office if enrolled in summer school but must be attending school atment and prevention. varies. A person who falls because the sun is shining in of a loved one. they want a job here on campus," Zimmerman said. this spring and be planning to attend next fall, he added. Hypothermia is the rapid, overboard into arctic waters the morning, doesn't mean it "This includes students who have jobs now and are For part-time employment, students must be enrolled brogressive mental and will be unconscious in as won't storm in the afternoon. Read planning on keeping them through the summer." full time during the summer quarter, with at least 12 physical collapse ac- little as 90 seconds and dead Weather is unpredictable Zimmerman said about 500 students worked on campus hours of credit during the two sessions. The only exception ying the chilling of within three minutes. and you must prepare for the last summer, 70 of them full-time. He added that the is for graduate students who must be taking a total of i human body. It is caused Hikers have progressed to worst the News projection for this year is about the same. eight hours. py exposure to cold and the point of unconsciousness ggravated by wetness, wind in 30 minutes but In most nd exhaustion. cases the body chills slowly, Outside temperatures do giving the victim or his ot have to be below freezing companions ample time to lor heat loss to take place., take preventative measures pypothermia can occur in against death. and rain with outside Treatment of hypothermia nperatures in the 40's and is important. The first step is ANNIVERSARY SALE to get the victim to shelter and out of wind and wetness. 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The concert will begin 7:30 p.m. May 18 and 19, and 9 |).m.,May20. Sponsored by The Morning Star Coffeehouse, the con- | wt is free and open to the public. Fall registration 248 SOUTH MAIN ST. — BOWLING GREEN, OHIO 352-3595 Registration for fall quarter classes for off-campus students will take place May 17-19 at the Registrar's "ALSP SHOP OUR TWO OTHER GREAT LOCATIONS" Office, 110 Administration Bldg. . Registration materials for persons whose last names 520* MONROE ST. 400 SOUTH MAIN ST. ■ begin with A-H can be picked up May 17; I-Q, May 18 and TOLEDO, OHIO FINDLAY, OHIO R-Z,Mayl9 ••5-3547 424-1191 Schedules of classes will be available beginning Tuesday to all students. OPEN: Monday - Friday Noon to 9 pm — Saturday 10 am to 5:30 pm Page • The BG News, Thursday, May 12,1»77 Falcon tracksters at Miami Saturday Dunton faces long run to MAC chase ByBUIEstep and finished out of the running. Six teammates-John Anich at Drake (Relays) I better start putting things together Associate Sports Editor (1:47.9), Kevin Ryan (1:49.5), Rick Hutchinson (1:50.6), because 'you're about number six in the half, quarter-mile Gary Desjardins (1:51.8). Mark Butler (1:52.7) and Brent and mile. If you don't get busy you'll be spectatmg this year Don't be surprised if Falcon trackster Dan Dunton runs Beams (1:53.20(-have all clocked better times in the event. (at MAC)'. I know that better than anyone." with a rabbit foot in hand and a horseshoe around his neck Saturday in Oxford. ONLY THREE of those will represent BG in the conference WHAT'S been Dunton's problem? As his teammates go after their fourth straight Mid- 800. Where does that leave Dunton? A 47th place finish at the MAC cross country meet didn't American Conference (MAC) dual meet victory with Miami, "It's a very bleak picture for him," BG coach Mel Brodt help. He was BG's top finisher a year before in fifth Then Dunton will need all the luck he can get. said yesterday, "because it's a week before the conference came the indoor season when he was a student teacher in You might remember Dunton. As a sophomore, he won the meet and not the conference meet. Last year.he blossomed Toledo. He rarely made practice by mid-season. He usually MAC 880-yard run title in 1 52.9. Last year as a junior, he out at the conference. This year it's got to be a week before logged 10 of 90-mile weekly workouts. He lost the all- again won the loop 880 chase with a 1:51.7. Now a senior, the conference." important road work-the basis for a distance runner. Dunton faces the possibility of being on the sidelines at next Dunton, also a four-year cross country letterman, knows "A lot of people ask me 'are you running, did you quit?'," week's MAC championships at Ohio University. the situation Dunton claimed. "People ask my brother who also goes Dunton's best time this spring at 800 meters is a l:54. In "There's a possibility that I may not be entered," he said. here." last week's dual with Ohio, he led the 800 race for a lap, faded "I realized this about two weeks ago. The coach IBrodt) said "He probably won't run unless Butler, Beams or Hut- chinson are out," Brodt said. "Rvan and Anich will definitely run the 800. The only place he could run would be in the 1.500 Gill's netters face rough road (meter run)." Dunton will run anywhere. He Just wants to be in uniform ByBobReoDey Central Michigan in a Mid- Huffer and Rob Dowling. one singles champion in '64 next weekend. Staff Reporter American Conference The pair was undefeated last and number one doubles (MAC) quadrangular. year in the MAC, and are 6-0 champ in '63 and '64. "I'D RUN anything in the conference except the The men's tennis team has BG's stiffest competition this season. "I feel as if I can't go home steeplechase," Dunton quipped. "If John (Anich) runs the been riding a well-tuned will be defending MAC "This match is a big one and visit my parents unless half '800i this weekend and I could be in nght behind him machine for the past three champion Miami, who has 46 for Rob and I because we we win." Gill said. "My close to 1:51.1:52,1 think I could have a shot. weeks. consecutive conference have that MAC streak still father used to be assistant However, they may find victories to its credit. The going," Huffer said. "I think athletic director at Western.'' "His basic thing has been four wheels (can," Brodt the road ahead to be a rough Redskins returned all that we (the team) are The weakest opponent o( said."A car can overwhelm a runner. But it's one thing to be one this weekend in Oxford. members from last year's capable of beating Miami, the trio is Central Michigan, sentimental..." The Falcons have won six squad and have been but we have to play our who is struggling with a 7-14 Dunton's doing his best. He's grown a ru Manchu. in a row, but the streak will awesome in winning all six of strongest match of the overall and 0-6 MAC record. "My sophomore year at the MACs I was clean shaven,"he be given the ultimate test its loop bouts this year. year." l-ast season, BG shutout the N.w.plolo by M'ndy Milllgan said. "Last year I wore a mustache. This week I've added a tomorrow and Saturday Chippewas. Another sweep new piece of fuzz to my face to add a little luck." SENIOR DAN DUNTON may not defend his league when they challenge Miami, "OUR CHANCES of With all the talk would be very beneficial to half-mile championship next week. If anyone else has any other suggestions they should call Western Michigan and winning are very low," surrounding Miami, one can many of the players when it Dunton at 2-1004 before Saturday. Falcon coach Bob Gill said of easily forget about Western comes to seeding them for the Miami match. "We will Michigan. But the Broncos the MAC Championships FINISH LINES-Miamis track, which hosted last year's Lady laxers face AAWLA be underdogs in eight out of are 14-1, and M in the MAC. next week at Ohio Univer- MAC race, is the only cinder surface in the league...Miami is nine positions, favored only sity. 9-2 on the season in duals and is coming off an impressive By Cheryl Gesrhke State club match Saturday, drawn names of two teams to at the number two doubles "I DONTTHINK there's a The Falcons are 11-1 triangular victory last weekend with Kent State and Ohio Staff Reporter 10-7. play Saturday. BG will play position. person in the MAC that overall, and 5-1 in the con- State. "They had a few Ohio State at 11:30 a.m. and thinks we will beat ference. BG's women lacrosse weaknesses and we keyed on rival Wooster College at 4:30 "I expect us to upset them Western," Gill said. "But I team added three more wins them which was to our ad- p.m. at a few of the positions. have a feeling our and two losses to its record vantage," Durentini said. Sunday, players from the Because of our tough momentum will carry us PHI KAPPA PSI last weekend, making its THE FALCONS had 33 different schools will be schedule, we're prepared to through. season 9-4-1 before heading shots on goal to Ohio State's chosen to participate on the play the top teams." "I grew up with Western Midwest I team in National The match will be of Michigan athletics," said the into the Midwest Women's 21 and goalie Iinda Dey was Smerce-Space Scott-Karen Fin-Nancy Steve-LeeAnn credited with 14 saves. Dunn competition at Brown special importance to the Western Michigan graduate Lacrosse Assn. MWI.A Rich-Jaynie Ken-Sue Chip-Judy Packrat-Kathy Tournament hosted by tallied five goals while Betsy University May 27-30. number two tandem of Brian who was the MAC number Byron-Bonnie Row-Ruth Joc-Kurla Andy-Marcia Wittenberg, Saturday and Kenniston and Cindy Daue-Mfche/le Gary-Kris Sunday. McDonald each had two and Mark-Gayle Jerry-Cindy Last Thursday, the laxers Linda Stritzel added one Women golfers finish fourth Jejf-Marcla Gary-Sally Andy-Jill Dough-Andrea lost to Ohio Wesleyan, 9-6, more. Sieve-Sharon Steve-Lucy Earl-Nancy Dave-Ellen and Falcon coach Carol The Ball State match was By Cheryl Geschke in a long time," Hattig said. "We were ex- Jack-Jennifer Jeff-Kris Dick-Cindy Rick-Olivia Durentini cited two things another story, however. Staff Reporter cited about that." Reg-Deb Rich-Dee that may have led to their Although the Falcons lost Carla Schneider and Karen Parshall placed demise. 10-fi, Durentini said it was BG's women golfers finished last in a four- seventh and eighth individually among 30 "Either the types of shots the prettiest of the matches team Cincinnati Invitational field last golfers with 126 and 127. MAY 13, 1977 we were making weren't they've played this year. weekend, which wasn't bad considering how Other Falcon results were Pat Gibbons penetrating or we should DUNN SCORED three close the scores were, according to coach 1138), Val Wilson 1140) and Lori Griffey (155). DAWN DANCE have had more saves," goals, Bryant two and Sally Hattig. "It was a really nice course, but there were Durentini said. "I think Debbie Delaney added one. The Falcons had 525 strokes, two behind some tough holes," Hattig said "The rain goalkeeplng made the dif- Dey made 13 saves. Central Michigan. Michigan State won the made it more difficult to play on." ference." "It was a nice game to two-day tourney with 495 and the host This weekend the Falcons host a five-team THE FALCONS had 31 watch," Durentini said, Bearcats were second with 518. invitational with Central Michigan, Marshall, shots on the goal while "and although Ball State is The tournament was shortened to 27 holes Ohio State and Michigan State. Tee-off time is MID-AM MANOR Wesleyan won with only 28. undefeated, we were never because of rain, which dampened the 9:30 a.m. Friday and 8:30a.m. Saturday. Cindy McDonald was top run off the field." Weatherwax Golf Course in Middletown. "We have the home course advantage." Good Housing at Reasonable Prices scorer for the Falcons But Pittsburgh Club was. Hattig said, "although we haven't played on it against the Bishops were BG slaughtered them last THE FALCONS had a 42 average for nine much this year because of the weather." But. within walking distance of campus three goals, while Jenny Sunday, 16-3, making 31 holes Saturday. "That is the best we've done she added the course is in good shape. Dunn and Tina Bryant each shots on goal to Pittsburgh's added one. seven. BG was on the winning "I expected them to be 2 Bedroom Furnished Apartments side, however, in the Ohio stronger than what they BOTTOMS'UP V/t month least' $267 mo. showed in their playing," 12 month lease - $225 mo. BG drops 2 Durentini said. at 2 Bedroom Unfurnished Apartments ANN ARBOR, Mich- BRYANT HIT in five goals Mr. Bojangles 9><2 month lease ■ $235 mo. Bowling Green's baseball and McDonald four. Dunn, NOW 12 month lease $200 mo. record sunk to 30-14 Julie l..'»i- and Judy NiteClub AIR CONDITIONED yesterday afternoon as the Pelphrey each added two Falcons were plucked twice while Delaney made one. All utilities paid except electric by Michigan, 2-0 and 13-1. In the alumni match, BG 893 S. Main Street Ask us about our houses Mike Oleksak was burned beat the alums. 6-5. CALL NOW: 352-4380 between 9-5 by Bob Wasilewski and Dave Now the Falcons are 641 3rd St. Apt 4 Chapman home runs in the looking toward the MW1.A Disco opener, while Dan Hipsher tournament. Thursday, Friday and Saturday was tabbed for the second From the 12 teams game defeat. scheduled to be there are •••••••••••*•*••••••••*••••••••* >oo< t Music by * Holiday Inn University Sound BGSU's 2nd Annual * 0 NO COVER! Lounge * BLUE JEMS DAY * 2forl ANNOUNCING Happy Hours THURSDAY, MAY ,9 * Mon - Fri 3-6 p.m. What: The 3rd Annual Pond Jump WEAR BLUE JEMS * IN SUPPORT OF * Entertainment by When: Sat., May 14th * Jeff Atkinson Immediately Following HUMAN RIGHTS! The Bike Race Whether ii is the struggle for employment rights in Oade County, Flo., for * Trivia Contest passage of the Equal Rights Amendment, for community control of police, or for the right of free political and religious expression, the fight for humor rights * Nightly continues on many fronts. The Guy Union asks you to join us on Thursday, May 19, in wearing blue jeans as a token of support for and solidarity with those who * Who: Mc Dude Jr., That's Who! continue this struggle around the world. Members of the Gay Union will be on * Tues. - Sat. the 1st floor of University Hall throughout the day to discuss and distribute in- * formation on these issues. * While We're There J sponsored by the May Days Gay Daze £ committee of the Bowling Green Gay * You'll Get Yours, Nunn! * Union * •••*•••••••••••••••••••••••••*•• >ooooc