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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Activities at CORE Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Guardian Student Newspaper by an authorized administrator of CORE Scholar. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Ombudser issues first general report, two special reports ITtUHMI Due to a large amount of com- chise as WSU's. Allen Haveman. WSU Business should be provided to service the •mm !•>•»!• plaints (50 within the first few There is a great diversification Manager, said. "We'd like to ap- entire Residence Hell newd." Last week the Ombudser'a days of the fall quarter) about here as compared to UC." Can- proach their suggestions and Implying that there should be a office released its first "Report to Saga food sevice. the Ombudser's noted of the price differences at criticisms objectively." "General Rate" for students in- the University Community," office ran an investigation of the both colleges. Haveman has also talked with stead of a A. B. or C rate. the covering Ombudser activities problem. The investigation was He also said that the committee Saga and said. 'They're quite re- report states fines for violations from fali quarter. 197? through to determine if the food offered has conferred with Saga on the sponsive to our suggestions.' of the suggested renewals. fall quarter 1973. to students is over-priced for the problems and relayed the Another report stemming from The report also call? for im- Containing two cpeeial reports, quantity and the quality served. students' complaints to Saga, but complaints was a suggested re- provements in the lighting of the the document cites the policy ap "Our office set up a food service the Ombudser's office "is not in a vision of WSU's parking system. lots, adequate walkways, and piied when complaints are filed committee." said Bob Carr, Om- position to change existing poli- "Parking is definitely one of the better maintenance. and (.he extent the Ombudser re- budser. "We're trying to get cies." strongest areas of complaint." Feeling that progress in the views the complaints. Though Saga to improve on the quality "If we indeed find something said Carr. parking area has been "extreme- most complaints are presented and quantity of the food here." that is noticeably out of propor- Carr feels that the parking ly slow." Carr hopes the report verbally, the office currently has Consisting of members of the tion. we can only use arbitration system is "inherently discrimina- will hasten such improvements. S5 cases on file. Ombudser staff, the Student and persuasion to change it." tory." "There are a lot of areas I Refusing to comment on the re- Divided into two categories, ac- Caucus Chairer. the Associate Carr added. think are wrong here," said Carr. port because he's in the process ademic or non-academic, the Dean of Students, and the Food Not malting any specific conclu- The report suggests that the of composing a response to it, written cases require the comple Service Manager, the committee sion. the report does point out Dorm parking near Ailyn Hall be Richard Grewe, Director of tion of "a simple form and a short visited the University of Cincin the food service at WSU needs moved to the service road behind Safety at WSU. said, "Mr Carr is written statement of the griev nati to investigate their food "immediate and continuing atten- the University Center. The re- certainly aware of some of the ance," according to the report. service, which is the same fran tion.' port maintained "Enough spaces I Continued on page 3)
February 11,1974 Vol lo issue 34 Wright State University GUARDIAN Caucus raps; few listen "What criteria do you have to the people, Haughey said he did select this sub-caucus?" run an ad in the Guardian but re Student Caucus attempted to Slightly avoiding the question, ceived no response. hold an open "rap session tor Haughey answered, "One of the "How can you get rid of a prof?" students last Thursday in Allyn things I've tried to accomplish is was the next question, but Hull Cafeteria and even though to find students who are not in- Roberts allowed Dr Spiegel to the crowd was large, interest volved." answer that question. was not. However, the questioner caught Spiegel explained that if the When Bill Roberts. Caucus this avoidance and told Haughey professor had already tenured, chairer. was asked about the stu- he was beating around the bush there wasn't much that could be dent apathy during the session, and not answering his question. done to "get rid of him." he shrugged his shoulders Haughey added to his previous Obviously very disappointed saying. "1 expected it." answer by explaining his reasons that he didn't have the power to Because it was at 1 pm, the end for choosing a "sub caucus" and oust the professor, the student of the lunch rush, most of those that he did give the final okay on did arrange to see Spiegel by in the cafeteria were still eating the people chosen, but that those appointment to clear up any their lunch, many were convers- chosen were for his own beneift problems about the situation. ing with their friends, and some in relaying information from his Having more power than 'ne were just relaxing after or before department to Student Caucus. expected, the student did how classes. In justification of how he chose I Continued on page 3| Stuart Ehrlich. Public Relations person for Caucus, opened the meeting with an introduction of Roberts, who continued by in- troducing the various members of Student Caucus along with Dr Andrew Spiegel. Executive Vice President and Provost at WSU. Roberts claimed that the purpose of the meeting was for Bill Roberts and the rest of student caucus rapped the Caucus' benefit to find out 'what you feel we can do to better our stay at the Univer- Registrar changes procedures sity." •V FRANK 'sAlSSUffG In the midst of his speech a iww« wfifo* computers, Falkner said, regis woman finishing her lunch said Early registration is underway trations will be given time her dining companion. "Oh, no' again, but according to Lou priority. "We will number the And here we are in the middle of Falknet. Registrar, some subtle documents as they come in - it this!" but important changes should will be truly a first come, first Next Jim Haughey. caucus make things easier for students served basis." representative for the College of this quarter. Falkner indicated that steps Education, explained the "Sub- The main change, says Falkner. were underway to deal with Caucus" he composed to help him is the handling of closed classes. problems of students not in satisfying the needs of the "In the past we've done our receiving registration material College of Education. tallying of courses by hand. on time. Problems that could be Then Roberts said. "Anyone We're now going to let the exaggerated by the new stricter who would like to ask my computer do it." priority system. questions, just step right up here Falkner explained the differ "This quarter we mailed a letter to the microphone and direct it to ence. "During the peak periods to each student a week before any member." when we were getting close to registration telling them the) A big silence occurred, (except 700 registrations a day, we had a hold on their registration." for the smacking of lips of those couldn't keep up with it. The said Falkner. He indicated that finishing their lunches, the closed class board got a day would give them a chance to ringing of the cash register in the behind. Now we're going to clear up the hold, or dispute it if distance, and the conversation of attempt to run registrations they feel it shouldr.'t be on. r.on listeners making Roberts through date processing twice a Solving the problem of students look like he was mouthing into a day." He indicated that the who live at other than their microphonel. which seemed like closed class board will indicate at 'home' address is underway it lasted 10 minutes, but in which hour tie which run) the according to Falkner. "The reality was probably only five. class was closed. student data base committee is Finally, a concerned person .Bat a lot of the students in Allyn Hall didn't xtant to listen. As part of the new use of [Continued on page 3] stepped up and asked Haughey, I Little photo* I 2 Gurdian Febnury 51. 1974 WSU, community meet m i «» roftn.r>r» between Hyman and Mr Arthur Thomas, assistant
or/MOX WELL, THEM/ CONGRESSMAN, WILL you VOTE Son of Switch TO IMPEACH? Petty insults are often the worst. A case in point occurred last Thursday. The security department, at the request of the president's office, blocked off the entire University Center parking lot for the whole day, only letting in B and H de- cals. Anyone else was unable to use it. The reason for this vast disruption of parking spaces? The College of Continuing and Community Education was having a large dinner at 7 pm for members of the Dayton community. Even though the University Center is being paid for primarily by students (about 98°o), non-student groups do have the ability to use the facilities. F.ven though there is an implied contract between the university and students that the parking system, which includes meter parking for students who don't wish a decal , will r:.t be tampered with, occasionally some parking spaces are blocked off. liven though a large part of the security and parking budget comes out of student parking fees, occasionally security is used advantage over their adversaries as chauffeurs for Vll's or to baby-sit VII' instead of using them as actual parking spaces. problem solving sessions. In However, blocking off 200 spaces a full other words, they always feel 11 hours before the event, and using security that power and aggression are the answer and not talk. They and narking personnel to baby-sit them all Voices follow the militarist's path and day shows an arrogance that can only be not the philosopher's. We have to described as monumental. from tbe stop the militaristic way of The GUARDIAN suggests that in the future, thought or continue to kill, the powers-that-be around here think a little wilderness maime, and hate each other. Let's start to stop it here with longer before they impose on students for th the B 1 bomber. their own conveniences. We don't need another Sure it was only a petty insult, but why destruction device. We need do there have to be so many of then? building machines. Even from the so called "realist's" point of view, we don't need any more protection. Our nuclear arma Liitle things do count assistance in obtaining such. This ment can already destroy the To the editor: Little things (as we mentioned above 1 do procedure is followed for all whole rest of the world. What individuals from all majoi areas count, in fact they count very much. The Guardian, in recent weeks, more firepowe .an one need? has provided a considerable of study. We are dedicated to But in the final analysis Hie GUARDIAN is happy to report a thing amount of coverage to the service for all. remember, no matter what that, although little, is very welcome. Placement Office. We are Thank you. weapons we come up with, the The Registrar's office mailed a letter to grateful for the coverage because "enemy" can come up with ones all students who had a hold on their regis- it helps apprise WSU students of Sincerely, just as bad. Power is not the tration a week before early registration one of the important services answer, understanding is. The available from the University. Joel K Cohan militarists are fools in that you started. This gave students a chance to clear There was room for misunder Director never win by destruction. In war, up legitimate holds, and dispute those that standing in the January 11) F inancial Aid and Placement there are no winners, only losers. shouldn't have been there. article, however, in the printed Thanks to this there will be a few less answer to the question, "What is To the editor: Fritz Knese the most difficult major to be students closed out of classes they need to placed?" Recently Bob Spidel wrote you To the editor: take, a few less students suffering what is Some people received the a letter in opposition to a letter i aptly called 'administrative trauma' . impression that the Placement had previously written concern A number of art students are It is this kind of concern that is so Office considers Liberal Arts ing the 8 I bomber. I wish to currently attempting to get a needed around here. We salute the Office of graduates "difficult to place." thank Mr Spidel for coming daytime silkscreening course This is definitely not the case. forward with his line of added to the spring schedule. the Registrar, and suggest that some other It is true there are some Liberal militaristic propaganda for in his Currently the only silkscreening people around here learn the same lesson. Arts disciplines which are not Jttter one can see sane of the class being offered will be an specified very often by em faults of the military's theme. evening one. Also, there is ployers. The majority, however, First, and most importantly, Mr virtually nothing being offered GUESS,WHAT J DID THb provide excellent backgrounds Spidel does not consider in his on Monday and Wednesday fo- a variety of career fields, letter the moral impropriety of mornings to art students beyond including government, business, killing anyone. Intentionally the freshperson level. I AU THE W CJSSSES m M SIGHT, social services, journalism, and killing others is wrong no matter The proposed silkscreening publishing and the arts. what one says about the concept class is Art 213. It will be four OflSS£5 Me The point to be made is this: the of a "just war." The Red Chinese credit hours and is proposed for mission of the Placement Office say their cause is just, the Monday and Wednesday morn is "to assist seniors, graduate Russians say theirs is. we say ings from 8 to 12. I encourage all students and alumni in their ours is. Thus all of us are saying interested art students to show investigations of and preparation that our end justifies our means. the.r enthusiasm for this addition for full-time career employ Ridice'ous isn't it? People killing and sign the list posted across ment." In order to do this, we one another for lack of sense from the elevator on the first devote, within the capability of enough to sit down with each floor of the Art complex, CA the office, whatever time is other and actually work out building. needed to help each registrant. problems. Cam Kleinhenx We try to make every individual But you say that conferences aware of the principle avenues of never seem to work. That is Letters continued employment available within his because the parties involved in specific area of study and to these conferences seem to use on page 5... provide each registrant with them as stepping stones to gain February 11, 1974 Guardiao 5 "If you can't impeach him, exorcize him'' presidential papers simply on the urging of L8J; In March, 1971. shortly after the Secretary of the valuable federal improvements on his Florida Agriculture refused to raise milk price supports. and California real estate were due to the over- President Nixon met with representatives of solicitous Secret Service; the controversial tax dairy cooperatives and the following day they returns on his property (or lack of returns) contributed $25,000 to his campaign, promising $2 followed legal advice of others. Mr Nixon had million all told. The day after that the Secretary little to do with it. He was not responsible. of Agriculture, on direr! White House orders, The same with Howard Hughes A "contribu reversed his prior derision and raised supports lion" of $100,000 in $100 bills turned up in without explanation, it a cost of $500 million to Rebozo's safe where it had rested three years. consumers. There was no connection between the The President knew nothing about it. Noah two events, says Mr Nixon. Dietrich. Hughes' chief of staff for 32 years, in a The Justice Department antitrust division re- bonk on his former boss says, "I never met a more jected the plea of ITT that it be allowed to keep apolitical man in my live. . . 'Everybody ha« a the Hartford Insurance Company, the biggest new republic features syndicate price.' he always said. And he was w illing to offer merger in kdjitory. By a coincidence the govern (hat price to a city councilman or the President ment reversed itself after ITT on July 21. 1971. of the United States,.." There are crass, sardonic promised to contribute $200,000 to the Republican and women will recognize that the banner of people like that, but only a hatefully suspicious convention at San Diego. Mr Nixon knew nothing national security can turn perceived patriotism nature would connect the Hughes' money with a about it. into actual disservice. 1 hope they will never fail 1970 favorable ruling by ex Attorney General to ask, 'Is this right'?" " Mitchell, allowing Hughes interests to acquire . . burglars from the Exit Krogh. Don't fet I the President isn't another airline, and a I,as Vegas hotel. "Before moved by such tragedies to see idealistic young the election I did not want any information from men who served him broken and crushed. He anybody with regard to campaign contributions," Re/publican bailiuiek ire re exclaimed (May 22. 19731 "I can see how highly Mr Nixon reassured the country last October. "I motivated individuals could have felt justified in made my mistakes. But in all my years of public caught retl-hamletl in the engaging in specific activities I hat I would have life I have never profited from public service. - . disapproved had they been brought to my atten I'm not a crook." Name any other President who headquarters of the Dvaun ratie lion." Alas, nobody broughl them to his attention. has jtiven such a pledge. The same mist of innocence surrounds VI. "II iiv shouldn 't a man beset national committee Nixon's relations with his close friend Charles I Rebel Reho/o. with Robert Abplanalp. and even iritli airful res/toasiltilities with invisible billionaire. Howard Ht%;hes. There (In June 17. 1972 burglars from the Republican probably never was a more guileless Preside"' tape the conrcrsations bailiwick were caughl red handed in the head He has been pursued by coincidences and by men quarters of the Democratic National Committee who knew exactly what they wanted. Take Hebe, The same thing goes for t'.ie lanes. Why and admitted they were directed by White House a self made man. a one time airplane steward, a shouldn't a man beset with awful responsibilities associates. President Nixon knew nothing about transplanted Cuban, a Florida real estate plunger surreptitiously tape the conversations of friends, this. He referred to it as "this very bizarre Could Mr Nixon have guessed that after a re or others? No wonder he did it. when you think incident" at a San Clemente press conference. porter from Newsday wrote critical articles about how they deceived him on Watergate. The August 29. And he reassured the nation. April 30. Rebozo, somebody from the White House would President promised. July 23. that the tapes would 1973, in a televised statement that he was arrange for an IRS audi! of the reporter's tax be kept "under my sole personal control." Now "appalled at this senseless illegal action." He was return? Could he have known that after the the experts say that the crucial 18 minute Nixon "shocked" that employees of the reelection Federal Home Loan Bank H>«rd twice turned Haldeman conversation on June 20. 1972. right committee "were apparently among those guilty." down a Rebozo application for Federal deposit after Watergate was deliberately erased. A crime Mr Nixon had bt'en deceived by subordinates. insurance on his savings and loan association in has been committed. Only a few people at the Mr Nixon is as patient as Lincoln. Although he Key Biscayne the Board would suddenly ihink White House had access to them. Rose Mary announced the resignation of Haldeman and belter of it. after Mr Nixon had named two new- Woods, an assistant, and good gra.-ious Mr Ehrlichman that same evening he did not blame members of the three man body? Nixon himself! A team of FBI men is at the White them for . action of others in the monstrous Any competent psychiatrist could analyze Mr House now interrogating the lesser staff and betrayal: "Two of the finest public servants it has Nixon's public utterances and easily construct a checking up on a criminal act. Conservative been my privilege to know," he said. Both are now personalily model of the President, he is an open columnists are having a rugged time of it. some under indictment. book a hopeful, confiding man, who believes have thrown in the sponge. They are men of little Nobody told Mr Nixon, either, about the what he is told, who follows the crowd, who faith! After deliberation we subscribe to the burglary of Daniel Kllsberg's psychiatrist, under carries loyalty lo subordinates almost to naivete. Alexander Haig theory of "sinister force." A authority of the unfortunate Egil Krogh, head of Take the matter of his personal finances. telegram came in the other day from a constituent Ihe plumbers. He was just sentenced to six He tripled his net worth as President and of Rep Drinan (1) Massl a Jesuit priest. "If jou months in jail. Poor Krogh: in an agonized re became a millionaire. But it was due to others: he can't impeach him." it urged, "exorcize him." This pent a nee statement he said. "I hope young men took 'he $482,000 lax deduction on his vice kind of Ihing will be going on. we expect, till May. The present world is just exactly them), still trying to accumulate neighbor as yourself." Some guy as man had decided to shape it things for ourselves, slill looking who claimed to be God said ?.l! Another letter including the creation of all these in fear and hatred at those who that. Now if we would jus', do religions. Frankly, as I look we regard as being different than what h<* said instead of forming I Continued from page 1] around I don't see much salvation ourselves. Don't you think a religions to praise His words: we To the editor, decide how he will shape his or hope. We're still trying to better alternative might be to: might find ralvation and hope! This is in response to your world." Well, golly gee, Tom if wipe out our enemies (only now "Love your enemies." "Sell all Joe \\ Newell editorial of January 21, 197-1 in this "is man's world" then man technology has enabled the your helongings. ar.d give the John W Newell the Guardian. I was impressed has been deciding that all along. killing of whole continents of money to the poor," "Love your with what you had to say, there was some real insight. Certainly, (W "God can speak up for His own in terests." Certainly, "Man makes religion." Unfortunately, from there on confusion seems to have "transcended' your editorial. One way God might choose to speak up for His interests (which are man's interests) could be to have some man speak out. 1 hop? you're not saying that if God is to speak Ihe only way he can d-i it would be to speak Him self. That kind of puts Him in a very small box He wouldn't be much of a God, hardly worth the bother of man creating him! Don't misunderstand me I'm definitely not claiming to speak for Him I haven't the arrogance or confidence or whatever that religious leaders have who claim to know whal He is doing or saying. But ther. again I might be as you say. it can't be proved scientifically either way. Of course, neither can the existence of Love, or Joy, or Peace, or Hope but I don't see any sugges tion that we avow expiring how those interface with our lives. 'SUttetWE VIEW FROM SKVi-AB VS SPECTACULAR....AMD ©ICAMTEDTMAT WNt? OP PERSPECTIVE IS What do you have to oifer as an CONDUCIVE TO MYSTICAL IUSIGOT OUT, ecuv, PBUAS, rue GANC POWKJ WERE AT alternative? That must MISSION cowrax WAS SORTA COUMT1M6 OK VOU COMPUtTlUG TWOSE EXPERIMENTS PGR US— 9 G—Hton Frtnury II, 1974 News Shorts New Management course Women's Awareness Grads meet Orientation Staff Attention Women Stu There will be a meeting of Applications are now The Management Depart Elements of Administra dents! Are you interested the newly Graduate Assis available for the Orients ment is offering a new tion and Supervision is in being involved with z tants Association today at tion staff. The Dean of Stu course in the spring term. open to all non-Business group of other WSl' worn 3:10 in Rm 230 Millett. dents Office and the Uni majors i>nd is offered in re en to discuss your role as a Tentatively scheduled to versity Division are joining Selective Servire sponse to the needs ex- woman in today's society? speak is Mr Jack Hounshcll forces to acquaint the new Registration pressed by students in T'le Counseling Services of the Internal Revenue students with the univer Military Selective Service various disciplines. The is offering you an oppor Special Services for the sity. Act of 1967 still requires all course will provide a tnnity to participate in an Dayton Power and Light New students wili be in men reaching the age of 18 better understanding of awareness group. Among Co. He will speak on the vitcd to spend a day at to register within the 60 the processes within an or the topics which we will deductions which graduate Wright State to register day period commencing 30 ganization and the super consider are money, pow tions which graduate for Fall Quarter classes days prior to their 18th vision of people. er. sex, monogamy and assistants may claim from and attend orientation. birthday. Any questions, The department expects childhood. their assistantship money. The Fall Quarter orients contact Ms Shepherd. enrollment in the class to The Women's Awareness All graduate assistants are tion programs will begin Federal Building. Km 11. include students from all Group will begin in one invited to attend. mid-April and continue 118 W Third St. Davton. colleges other than Busi week. Interested students through mid September. Oh 45402. ness and Administration. Glub, glub should contact Marcia For applications and fur Big Brother Big Sister MGT 300 is for three Emanuel, 135 Oelman at Students interested in ther information, contact Program credit hours and will meet ext 35! for further expla learning to dive competi- Joanne Risacher in the Of 12:45 to 2 on Tuesdays and nation. fice of the Dean of Stu If you are interested in Thursdays during Spring tively should attend a becoming a Big Brother or meeting of the WSl dents, 105 Millett Hall. Ap term. plications will he accepted a Bi Sister, please contact Any questions may be dir Diving Club today. 5:45 to Julit Hall at 224 9114. ext 7:45 pm. through Friday. February ected to Dr Thomas Von 228. Please leave your tele der Embse, Chairer of the phone number if Julie Hall DIG Heart Tests Management Department. is not in her office 469 Allyn Hall. Ext 587. Applications for the Ohio A screening team from iat* MJ instructional Grant for the the American Heart Assoc 1974 75 academic year are will be on campus soon to now available in the Office give preliminary tests to of Financial Aid & Place males over 35. Classifieds Moving? Instead of hiring a ment. 178 Allyn Hall. All Those tested meeting the national moving company, students who are Ohio necessary profile will have employ two students who residents and whose family an opportunity to partici mature roommate in 2 bedroom, furnished apart have 5 years experience. income is less than $17,000 pate in a large «>-ale, long For a free estimate call are urged to apply. term study designed to ment Kent with the Utilities Hill be $75 $80 pel- 254 2316. Ash for Peter prevent heart attacks. Any- Donnellan. male over 35 interested in month. 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«V 0»VW <«N SCVOC Lydelt. He labored at mostly he lived? Coyote McCloud, one of outdoorsy construction jobs; like the most popular DJ's in Nash- Its been about I wo months since driving gravel trucks until he ville. and who interviewed Croce Jim Croce perished in an airplane gradually began to "sit in" at the bark in April, said. "Jim was so ••rash along with five of his local tavern. He eased back into versatile he could have adapted troupe. Since that time, he hjs writing, but this time writing his to anything. His inspirations had two smash records besides kind of music- not Gordon I.ight were so varied he would have the one which was playing at the foot's. Curly Putnam's or any- beer, able to be around for a long, time. "Bin, Bad Leroy Brown." other writer's. long time; and because he had an What about Jim Croce? Could he And this is where the real Jim interesting looking face he might have kept up the pace which gar Croc* evoiv d being himself and have gone into movies. But nered SIX top records in a span using his background instead of anyway you look at it. regardless of close to a year and a half' fighting it, going positively into of the trends to come in music, The most solid answer comes his past experiences for tin- Jim Croce would have been from the man's history as a per characters of the "Speedbar. around, even with no style former, songwriter, and human Tuckers." the "Big, Bad l,eroy change. being. He grew up listening to Browns." and the "Jims." you Diane Petty, a top exec with dixieland in South Philadelphia, don't mess around with. Yet this ABC/Dunhtil in Nashville, said of one of the roughest parts of tough guy funny guy songs were Croce, "You know when he was town, and started his musical only one aspect of his emerging on the verge of making it when "career" wheezing "I,ady of talents. His instant hit, "Op- other people were being com Spain" out of an accordion. He erator," is one of the most pared to him" Indeed he already since picked up the guitar and touching songs to come along in had made it. and he started to mastered it w el! enough to plunk years; and then there is "Time in branch out. She added. "Jim's for Villanova F raternity parties. a Bottle," a song he wrote espec music was "people" music, and if During one of these parties he ially for the TV movie. "She you listen closely to his albums met a guy named Tommy West 'Live*." When a songwriter can you'll find there's something in rtnd who hasn't known a dude 'earching for the truths as he who later signed Jim and pro- take a list of instructions from a them for everybody, and all you like Irf-roy li'own or felt the sting saw it. he let us in on it. The only duced him. ^ movie producer and sit down and have to do is to decide what to of being jilted like the singer of way he would ever lose the right After graduating from college write a hit. much less a decent come with next. One lesson he "Operator?" The essence of Jim words and the right tunes was in with a degree in psychology. Jim song, then his talent, and equally learned from writing country Croce's music lies in his under a small plane o.i a chilly night ta.igfc/t a year or so while playing important, his self discipline, tunes is that you write about real standing of you. me. and of him over Northwestern Louisiana. his guitar in greasy blue grass cannot be denied. t hings and real people." self; and after many years of bars. From there he switched Jim Croce branched out into from country pickin' to folk music writing for theatre movies, like playing in coffee houses before a "The Last American Hero" from less aggressive audience, all I he which the song. "I've Got a while writing songs ar.d working Name" was a big hit. The golden odd jobs. finger of success pointed at him In 1969 his old friend Tommy two years ago, just as three West talked Jim into cutting an months ago a grim, bony finger album with Jim's wife Ingrid, pointed toward his airplane, entitled. "Croce." In shor!, the nipping suddenly the almost album bombed miserably, due unprecedented success of a man mainly to the choice of songs and who loved life, his wife and son. market timing. and the others who let him be The Croce* went to New York Jim Croce. the guy who wore the where they were discouraged same blue jeans and denim shirt even more, and Jim left music as when he started in music over ant> i.i"vc<5 back to a I'ennsy te>; years ago. Ivania 'ountry town called Where could he have gone, had
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The Raider grapp'ers took Ross said "we beat ourselves Fouls and turnovers were to draw fouls and run the clock Northern Kentucky State 46 6 Wednesday night >rs a home match that with too many mistakes and plague the Raiders again as the down. evend the WSU squad's record at 5-5- Attendance is increasing at the fouls." home team surged out front wrestling meets with about 40 or 50 persons attending the N'KS The explosive K nights averag 7362. The manuver produced a 88-73 match. ing 98 poir.U per outing blitzed The team staggered back to a lead to roast in for victory. On the other hand, the Raider men's varsity basketball squad the net in the first half. 73-88 count and bingo. The Raiders (118) return home continues to find it rough going on the road trips as it dropped one to Balanced scoring from all angles "We got within three to five and for a Wednesday evening contest Marian College at Indianapolis Thursday. Coach John Ross' 88-82 loss /•iided Marian (15-41 into a then had three straight turn against Tiffin University at 8:00 posts the WSU season mark at 11 wins against eight losses. comfortable 30 - 17 lead six min overs," said Ross. pm. The WSU women cagers are still finding it rough going in their first utes before the half. season of competition losing to Central 15tate University The Wright Staters tried to Thursday 74 36. Terry York continues to dominate the WSU scoring play a slow down game to with the game high or r'ne points which was also recorded by team prevent errors and hold Marian SAM wins game, quarter mate Jean Keister. at bay. This week will be an interesting one for WSU sports. The women's Turnovers crushed the pre- results. I've got them here varsity basketball squad will participate in the Ohio Valley league game plan and the end of the first somewhere. Tournament today and tomorrow with a game against Capital Uni- half it was 44 32 in favor of SAM beat the Toker's Local, versity on Feb 14, and one against Muskingum College on Feb 16. All Marian. How does an I M volleyball and the Worldly Delights of those games will unfortunately be played away. game start? It starts with the conquered the Aliens. There Wednesday, the wrestlers travel to Defiance for a dual meet, but Ref borrowing a quarter to flip. were other games, but I didn't the men's basketball team will provide some activity on the How does it end? It ends with the stay to see them. I wonder how homefront that same night in a tilt with Tiffin University in the PF UNWANTE player asking for the quarter they turned out? Maybe someone Bulding's main gymnasium. back. will tell me. Of course, maybe Tfce Raider cagers will play another home game against Wilber PREGNANE they won't. force University Saturday providing plenty of basketball action for 1 ft American family planning^™ What happens in between? The Pj-der fans this wxek. is a hospital affiliated or babies of the players crawl on the Oh yeah, the games are held The WSU basketball team is in need of victories in its next three ganization offering you all floor in an attempt to aid their each week Thursdays at 7:30. outings, all played at home after a truly strenuous slate of road gam?s alternatives to an un- parents. Their parents place the this year. Ross will have to make only one more such trip to Rose Hul wanted pregnancy. For kids out of harm's way and These games didn't, start jntil man on Feb 23. information in your area proceed to have fun. 7:45 though. I wonder why. The Raiders' record this yea- in varsity basketball competition is call- Maybe somebody will tell me behind last year's 14-5 mark at this point in the season. Call |215| 449-2006 Oh yes. the Ref calls the points. that too. But 1 doubt it. Prospects for a better season next year do not at this time appear AMERICAN FAMILY That's pretty much all of an I M to be very bright since the Raiders have again scheduled competition PLANNING volleyball game. Except for the I M Volleyball is sexually with a number of its stronger opponents (such as the University of A Medical Service to Help You intergrated, by the way. The Cincinnati) on the road. guys aren't allowed to spiky the In addition, three of WSU's better players. Center Jim Minch, ball, and the ball has to be hit by Foward Bill Fogt, and Guard Tim Walker will be leaving the team a gir! before it can be returned. through graduation It looks as though Ross will be putting together If you're rolling cigarettes That's probably an attempt to another team next year with the talents of Jim Hough and Rick like you've got 5 thumbs, equal things up, but don't bet on Martin possibly filling the Guard slots and Lyle Falknor and Bob it. I; could be a male chsuvinist Grote holding down the Forward positions. well give you a hand. plot. The question mark in the 1974-75 l;neup now lies in Ross' opportuni ties to fill the Center slot. Minch has been an outstanding defensive The games are held in the asset to the Raiders this year and it will be difficult to replace him auxiliary gym. That's because with another player capable of puliing down 15 or 16 rebounds a they hold basketball games int he game. main gym. I know, because I Junior Dan Swain may be a sleeper awaiting next year's season. checked. They told me the truth Swain has been Minch's understudy for two years now, having never that time. played high school basketball before trying out for the Raider squad. SAM stands for the Society for Swain without starting regularly has managed to field 66 rebounds N* mun •••liisg lilt* '.he Advancement ol Manage through the Franklin game, and off season workouts could improve o ri»«U Hi t YCT.E Tills I'M EH RECYCLE THIS PAI-KR Ki t H 1.1' THIS P\PER PHOTOGRAPHERS RECYCLE THIS PAPER RECYCLE THIS PAPER Have your worked published and earn money I WE NEED YOU! The Guardian will pay PLASMA DONOR l 3.0G for each picture No Appointment that is used. 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