Fallfest Weekend Activities Start Tomorrow By Jeff Jones Debbie Shellard assistant direc mittee is also trvine to eet and the final one- half mile is run Roy Rike Field The game will be Arts and Features tor of alumni relations Chevrolet Corvettes in which the in Selby Stadium followed by a bon fire and pep The third annual Fallfest This year unlike the previous Fallfest King and Queen would Twelve people are signed up for rally Weekend a combination of two the Big Walnut High School ride the race so far Shellard said The The womens field hockey team Parents Weekend and Homecom- Marching Band will participate Another addition this year is last chance to register for the will play Wittenberg at 10 am ing starts tomorrow with parent in the parade Shellard said the Fun Run a five- mile Fun Run is 11 15 am Saturday in Saturday and the womens cross and alumni registration Were very excited about hav- marathon race open to all Selby country team will run against Ke- The three- day event will in- ing a band It should help out the students parents alumni and Other athletic events include nyon at 11 am at Delaware clude several new additions entire parade faculty The first 4 miles run the mens soccer game against Country Club Also at 11 am at well as some old traditions said According to Shellard the com Itthrough the streets of Delaware Wooster at 730 pm Friday at Continued on p 6 An Independent Student Newspaper Oct 20 1983 Vol 117 No 6 Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware Ohio 25 Cenfc Pledges Fall by 70 Rush Views Mixed i i By Beth Musson nities to pledge more members J Student Affairs during the year He said if some f Approximately 70 fewer men houses do not gain more men pledged fraternities this year on they will have financial pro- blems v V 1 pledge day compared to last i year As of Saturday approx- Rush went well for Delt accor- ding to junior Tom Hollyday He v imately 72 had pledged Last year V 142 men joined fraternites on said the fraternity hopes to pledge day pledge five or six more men dur- Phi Kappa Psi pledged 20 ing the year Delta Tau Delta 17 Sigma Chi He said rush was successful for 11 Phi Gamma Delta 10 Sigma the house because all the Phi Epsilon 7 Chi Phi 4 Alpha members took rush seriously In Tau Omega 3 and Tau Kappa previous years the house wasnt Epsilon 0 according to Rob as unified or motivated Keith coordinator of greek af- TKE had internal problems fairs Figures for Sigma Alpha starting rush accordingto junior John Cole He said the fraternity V Epsilon and Phi Delta Theta were not available will continue to rush freshmen John Smeaton dean of student and hopes to pledge 15 later this LA COMPETITION While Dominos was busy Dominos deliverers Mike Leiser Dan Menn- services said pledge day was year providing fast friendly free delivery SAGA was inger Curt Conklin and Greg Wandling dont He added that many house- look too worried But what does their boss think controlled and well organized this cooking up a new campus delivery service Now year Few problems were members believe freshmen are La Pizza delivers over 300 pizzas See story p 17 each week reported he said not ready to pledge a fraternity Rob Keith coordinator of greek early in the year TKE will look affairs said the success of rush for a strong rush later in the Amateur Mixes It Up withProse this year could be attributed to year By Colin McMahon task- oriented goals of some Chi Phi is pleased with the size soccer squad could the Editor Plimpton who will lecture at Jay Martins houses such as Delt and Phi Psi of its pledge class according to find itself with a new goalkeeper 815 pm Saturday in Gray Keith said he expects all frater Continued on p 8 What could happen is Chapel might do anything during for its alumni game Saturday anybodys guess if writer and his short visit here given his Or Plimpton might team with journalist George Plimpton dips past behavior folk singer Alex Bevan tomorrow WCSA Evaluation into his bag of tricks this night in the MUB Pub And with The possibilities endless weekend are Plimptons past exploits and the Bishops lack thereof head foot- Opened to Press ball coach Jack Fouts is said to mittee presented the list of Townsley WSLN Airs at 987 be leaning toward recruiting the By Rene goals or charge former Paper Lion University Governance It reads The task of the Blue Ribbon Committee to identify But back up a minute meeting to the is Specialty Shows Set Opening their and to clarify the roles in this George Plimpton is an author and press organizational tasks governance process of students WSLN 987 Friday be used He said WSLN staff journalist and sportsman who or FM aired committee goals were considered faculty administration and for the first time this term using would like to purchase a new so his press release claims is Blue Ribbon Commit- at the first trustees to evaluate the existing a temporary transmitter antenna but this would be costly best known for doing those tee meeting last Thursday system WCSA in terms of the WSLNs transmitter had to be and take at least 45 days things that the rest of us only nearly an hour of discus- After definition of constituent roles sent back to CSI Electronics in With the temporary transmit- dream about sion committee members invited and to make recommendations to Florida to be readjusted accor- ter WSLN is broadcasting at less He has played quarterback for a member of The Transcript into the president which will ensure ding to junior Dave Barash than half its 20- watt potential the Detroit Lions goalkeeper for the meeting in WSLN news director Barash power Fruit said the Boston Bruins and guard for University President Thomas appropriate participation said the company had adjusted Barash said WSLN is broad- Continued on p 6 Wenzlau who created the com Continued on P- 15 the transmitter to 937 frequency casting at its regularly scheduled instead of 987 times 3 pm to midnight Mon- Junior Lori Berliner station day through Friday and 9 am to Sales Fall as Enrollment Drops manager said The in- midnight Sunday He said staff seems much slower this year We competency is on the part of the members hope to extend broad- The enrollment decrease at boss said Tuesdays and Wesleyan e- nighs for col- have as many students in company fixing the transmitter cast hours to 3 on Fridays Ohio may have an Thursdays our best dont am out of here as we did last Barash said the transmitter and Saturdays maybe within ffect on some Delaware lege students have not been as and if year should be returned within 30 the next two weeks He said businesses Four of nine busy this year Im not sure this enroll- Dominos and Great Race days I would imagine the com- WSLN staff would also like to Delaware businesses interviewed is because of a decrease in Pizza have noticed a decrease in pany will try to send it as soon as begin weekday- morning broad- said they have noticed a decrease ment or competition from other Nick Sharp manager of possible he said casts this year no in customers this year local bars orders but plans have said he has noticed a Jeff Fruit WSLN adviser said been made yet The West End Bar and Grill has Dot Mowles owner of The Dominos Clothing Store said decrease in business that is pro- the antenna was also adjusted to Barash said WSLN has about 26 noticed a decrease in student Sunflower Danny night noticed a decrease It Continued on p 16 the wrong frequency but can still Continued on p 16 customers Sparks she has The Transcript Oct 20 1983 Schools Enforce Draft Law Despite Student Protests JL By Lisa Woldin the forms according to Howard his Guaranteed Student Loan ac- 2 Sororities Cited Staff Writer Thomas director of financial aid cording to Linn Gilbert financial aid If students do not register for But two women attached notes to director Delta Delta Delta and Delta Gamma were given creative work Until and if it the Solomon the selective service they will their forms saying they were op- sanctions for rush violations according to Rob Keith coordinator Amendment is repealed not receive federal financial aid posed to the draft Thomas said well for greek affairs have to go along with it whether according to Edward Irish direc- The sanctions were given to the two sororities for giving open Of 1100 financial aid recipients we like it or not said Wesley tor of financial aid rush bids before midnight junior Debbie Sickle chief justice of the at Denison one student did not Tutchings director of financial Panhellenic judicial council said The Defense Department Ap- complete his form and forfeited aid at Kenyon The two houses each will tell the council what punishment they propriations Act commonly call- think is justified in their proposals she said ed the Solomon Amendment after its sponsor Each house will present a proposal this week detailing a schedule Rep Gerald Solomon Faculty R- Postpones for next years open rush Sickle said NY requires all financial aid applicants to The judicial council will then review the proposals Sickle said complete forms stating they have registered for the draft Females must also Syllabus- Plan Vote Cultural Day complete the forms and state Faculty members tabled an wanted syllabus guidelines set Omani Set they are not required to register Academic Policy Committee pro- and more legal information Ohio Wesleyan students were posal to file in before considering the proposal Two of Omans top- ranking US Embassy officials and 32 Omani course syllabuses notified by letter in July to students from Ohio and Indiana will gather in Welch that they Beeghly Library at their monthly Steeples was have called the Hall Saturday must to celebrate Omani Cultural Day complete the forms or they meeting Monday Lauren US Circuit Judge Harry Edward would not receive any federal Sponsored by Horizons International and the Muslim Student Wilson dean of academic affairs yesterday to get more informa- financial aid according to Irish said having tion and advice Association the free programs special guests are Sinan Al- detailed course Most of the 700 to 800 students Kiyumi first secretary of the Omani Embassy in syllabuses on file was useful Faculty also sent back to APC a Washington receiving DC and Omar Aideed cultural attache aid returned the forms when students dismissed for proposal excusing students from Irish said The program will include an exhibit of Omani culture and tradi academic reasons sued the class and from mid- term exams 3- 4 University for reinstatement when attending tion pm a movie Oman Today and Yesterday 5- 545 pm Although some students and University sanctioned functions and a dinner featuring Omani cuisine 6- 7 pm financial aid directors may not Provost Douglas Steeples said Faculty Students will perform a variety of Omani songs and dances an agree with the law it is enforced the resulting discussion got members said they wanted a side- into clearer of Arabian play and a fashion show from 7- 8 pm at Denison Kenyon Albion and tracked more complex definition University The program is part of a continuing effort to increase awareness Wooster legal considerations about what sanctioned and conditions for and understanding of other countries and their tradition accor- Not all campuses necessarily would happen to faculty making up course work ding to William Smart director of foreign student services agree with the new law Paul members who failed to follow The faculty approved the reten- Orehovec director of financial their syllabuses tion of a modified two- digit aid at Wooster said But its the Faculty members decided they numbering system for courses APC Clarifies law We dont have any choice but Proposals to enforce it J Cold Beer Wine In StoclJ The Academic Policy Committee reviewed proposals concerning Orehovec said most of the excused absences and course syllabuses Tuesday The proposals students on financial aid at Wooster had been sent back to APC from the faculty meeting Monday completed the forms Store The APC Orehovec said Wooster took an said excused absences would have to be approved b y the A 1 A COMPLETE SUPERMARKET instructor a weeft in advance Morgan Phillips committee chair- active stand aginst the admend ment Wooster man said common sense and good judgement should guide use of students staged a OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK week- long protest the time limit He said instructors should restate the proposal in last spring b in tne Morning ill l at Night their syllabuses to clarify excused- absence policy to students which received national 19 N Sandusky Delaware The APC commented on thefacultys tabling of a proposal to file attention 362- 3931 Orehovec said if Wooster did course syllabuses in the library Provost Douglas Steeples said he not follow the law federal funding thought the faculty misinterpreted the proposal the major issue is to provide a resource for the college would be for students jeopardized SHOP JIMS DELI The APC also proposed allowing students to repeat courses in Protests at Denison Albion which they received a D or lower The higher grade would go on and at the US Store Kenyon were not as publicized the students record but only one credit would be given for the two class attempts according to financial aid direc- Fresh Bagels with Cream Cheese tors at those schools However Sub they added individual students Sandwiches Ready to Go did protest 10 Students Join COSO All students at Albion filled out

Ten Ohio Wesleyan students will play in the Central Ohio Sym- phony Orchestra COSO under the direction of Richard Early Early is also the manager of Pro Musica in Columbus and the Col- umbus Cadet Orchestra MmYUnAYQMS Although the Delaware- based COSO is only five years old it has already established itself among the top musical groups in central Ohio according to Robert Griffith chairman of the music department H In the past COSO has joined other local musical groups to per- dE1Y form works which are difficult for a group of its size to play This year COSO has planned five concerts beginning Nov 12 All concerts will be held in Gray Chapel Other concerts are scheduled for Dec 18 March 3 and 26 A special childrens concert is scheduled Feb 11 Jonathan Blakely Theresa Plantz Margaret Brewer Rachel Radeline Technician Joins Theatr Steven Brey Julianne Rainbolt Director publisher scene and lighting designer Glenn Vander- Karen Bright Pejavar Rao bilt is contributing his talents and experience as an associate pro- Allison fessor of theatre Cauthorn Laura Reynolds Vanderbilt who came to Ohio Wesleyan this year to do fewer Dinah Fox Eric Rockhold things better and to direct on a more regular basis is teaching Ac- Nathan Hamilton ting I TH 32 Marilyn Sandusky I am very impressed with the facilities Vanderbilt said We Mary Holcomb Leah Sauer have very sophisticated equipment but it will be a big challenge Laura Houser Ranjan Sen because things havent been looked over carefully in a while Donald Vanderbilt is currently working on the sound and lighting MacKinnon Bradley Trees systems for the October run of The Dining Room AmyMcClain Elizabeth Vietze Vanderbilt was graduated cum laude from Heidelberg and Linda Nicewander David Wikner received his masters degree from Northwestern 111 His teaching experience includes two years at the University of Colorado four years at Vanderbilt Term and two years at Tarkio College in Missouri Oct 20 1983 The Transcript 1 Late Mail Inconvenience 1 x Spark Student Criticism By Elizabeth Morris The Transcript asked approx- tary school in Delaware said she Staff Writer imately 30 students about the new is seldom on campus and would centralized system About half rather have all mail delivered to The US Postal Service motto 1 said they were dissatisfied resident halls is Neither rain nor snow nor because of inconvenience and Junior Kathy Collier said It U sleet nor bloom of night will stay because mail particularly was more convenient in the these couriers from their newspapers is received late dorms but I understand the rounds But does that motto Junior Paul Bisberg The New move was for security purposes really apply to MUB mail York Times subscriber received A lot of mail was being stolen delivery the Oct 8 12 and 13 issues on Oct Currie said the change from j The US Postal Service 13 He said Normally I have to residential student mailboxes to 2irT3L delivers mail to the MUB bet- ask for them the papers at the centralized boxes in the MUB ween 11 am and 4 pm each day MUB desk or the mailroom If I was made to increase the use of Pat Currie director of campus ask someone nice theyll look the MUB provide students with a programs said she asked the More than once its been found meeting place better means of post office to deliver mail to the in another box communication and to decrease t- 1 m i jk f MUB by noon Junior Janet Osepchuk said problems with lost or misplaced I if never know when the Wall mail The boxes in Stuyvesant W tTi Delaware Russ Postmaster Street Journal will come It and Austin Halls needed repairs Williams said he can guarantee varies she said no certain time for delivery For other students the trip As of now I Everybody gets the first and se- Currie said am back to the MUB at the end of the way cond class mail the same day as very satisfied with the things day is inconvenient working not I we do Williams said Bulk are Its infallible Senior Emma Creighton a stu- mail is not necessarily mailed the think its an improvement dent teacher at Smith Elemen L first day its received but it is by overall J the second day The mail room is staffed by senior Karen Hall supervisor and 12 students who work one two or three- hour shifts STUDIOUS STUDIERS Here we get grades the old- fashioned Hall said all first and third way we earn them Students find Slocums 24- hour study hall a class mail is sorted according to or night While here they can also indulge box numbers and stuffed the day r great place to study day 3 13 in two of their favorite pasttimes talking and studying it is received About 650 pieces of Chris Davis photo mail half the daily delivery W have no box numbers she said Hall said the staffs biggest 3 L Big Acts Hard to Get problem is when we have to look j up numbers we lose all kinds of time We dont physically have the time to stuff the mail with no On Low PA- L Budget numbers the same day its received We probably could did have a very little committee By Mitzi Ring use two or three more workers composed of a half dozen faculty Staff Writer Hall said Currie is looking for members from the English and Funds for the Performing Arts- more workers Lecture Series are down 2000 humanities departments Hall said third class mail has Davies said I also had some from last year making it difficult the lowest priority By law the students but some of them were for the committee to attract any University is not required to for- proposing performers that were big name performers ward anything addressed to resi- dead The seriess budget is 48000 dent or without an address Griffith said he wishes s this year down from last years there Many of this mail is thrown was some kind of magic to get 50000 According to Robert out Hall said for students involved as they were Meyer vice president then United Parcel Service delivers business affairs the University small packages to the MUB at He also said fees for major per- HAND DELIVERY A handshake is all freshman Donna Hall contributes 30000 to this figure about 130 every day formers are too high for the pm and many other students will find in their mailboxes since MUB The series has received a 3500 Packages over 10 pounds are budget A major sym- mail delivery seems to be delayed grant from the Ohio Arts Council seriess delivered to central receiving Chris Davis photo phony orchestra would cost ap- Robert Griffith PA- L commit- to proximately 35000 which is and are then delivered student tee chairman said he hopes living units almost over our budget Griffith ticket sales will cover the deficit said Last year the University fund- The average cost for lectures is ed PA- L 35000 Meyer said Economic Problems to 5000 Theatrical per- Severe Cabinet decided to reduce this 3000 2000 figure based on information formers charge between presented by Lauren Wilson and 7500 Force Venezuelans to Leave of academic affairs and Griffith said a nine- member dean bring in as much money as it used United States are financially member Meyer said committee chooses the per- Venezuelas severe economic committee to Most of Venezuelas income is stable for the time being because Wilson presented the figures as formers and lecturers These problems have caused 62 on oil sales the Venezuelan government sells could work members were appointed years Venezuelan students to leave based those the committee 18 bolivares to students at the old ago when the committee was Ohio Wesleyan since March said Only of 56 ELP students are with Venezuelan Last year approx- price of 45 bolivares Portillo When PA- L began in 1942 as the reorganized Each has their own Donald Lenfest director of the imately 52 students were from continued The only problem is series funding duties within the committee and English Language Program LectureMovie Venezuela according to Judy that around Christmas the was entirely through ticket sales we all meet to form policies and The devaluation of the Smith secretary of the English bolivare is supposed to stablize at L- discuss the budget currency has Ruth Davies M Series founder Venezuelan eight will have to decreased the number of students Language Program and students and professor emeritus of Each member goes to work on pay price in ELP he said Venezuelan Of Venezuelan students re- that English and humanities said she their own exploring possible per- first- year students used to be a major part maining at Ohio Wesleyan 10 are Michael Roberts a never asked for any financial formers and brings back their My father of ELP but now they are well sponsored by Venezuelan ELP student said help from the University ideas to the committee Griffith scholarships pays my tuition and right now I first 10 years below the majority For the seriess said Robert Portillo a second- year can afford to stay What worries charged Davies Other committee members in- The dollar cost 4 bolivares the University ELP student on a full Venezuelan my dad is that he cannot buy Chapel was clude Bo Rabby professor of about 5 years ago Lenfest said 15 each time Gray scholarship he dollars in Venezuela theatre Mary Titus professor of Last March the price increased said can see a used big difference since last year Portillo said Venezuela is in of the series dance Marty Kalb professor of to about 18 bolivares In the early years when 80 bad shape She has many fine arts William Walker assis- The oil glut has caused the sud- there were about were very A economic debts to other coun- students tant professor of history Pam den devaluation Lenfest said Venezuelans lot of people had cooperative Davies said to tries Hopefully the bolivare will publications director Pat The supply of petroleum in go home but the people on Sometimes there was standing Besel stablize but right now the situa- director of campus pro- Venezuela is exceeding the de- scholarships and the wealthy can room only in Gray Chapel Currie stay tion does not look very responsibili- grams and senior Cindy mand The price of oil has gone She had complete Venezuelan students in the promising ty for the series for 30 years I Brockwell down and the oil thev sell doesnt The Transcript Oct 20 1983 MUB MAILfcoOfA

An Independent Student Newspaper fl4rfT NEXT 1A THE UHT MANAGING EDITOR EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER WendvFrantz Colin MeMahon Bronwvn Duproy ADVERTISING MANAGER ASST ADVERTISING MANAGER Rae Ann Logan Michelle Saltzman NEWS EDITOR OMBUDSMAN Chip Tornis Rick Treseler ACADEMIC AFFAIRS STUDENT AFFAIRS Cyndv Salter Beth Musson UNIVERSITY GOVERNANCE ARTS AND FEATURES Rene Tounsley Jeff Jones SPORTS PHOTOGRAPHY Paul BisbergJohn Johnson Chris Davis CIRCULATION DISTRIBUTION Chuck MacMilian MarkHouck THE TRANSCRIPT UPS 978- 520 is published weekly September through Monday- except during University holidays and examination periods Second class postage paid Delaware Ohio 43015 Subscription rates 7 per year for students 850 per year mail Editorial and business address- Ohio Wesleyon University 75 S Sandusky St Delaware Ohio 43015 Mail System Inadequate The University fails to provide students with adequate mail delivery Its as simple as that The daily litany of complaints about the system would be com- ical were it not for studentss frustrations and fears about the service As we see it the University has underestimated the bulk of work involved in delivering the goods Consequently it has underestimated the number of workers needed to accomplish the task Problem is topics of converstions at those gatherings often turn toward what went wrong with the mail why Jerry or Jane didnt get the letter from home or why Lori received her Thurs- Watt Departure Brings Changes day New York Times on Tuesday But more than those things which are essentially just inconve- But No Real Improvement Yet niences is the real threat of failing to receive word from a possi- Finally James Watt has been continued economic growth ment in our environmental forced to resign his position as He opened up off- shore drilling policies depends on Watts ble employer graduate school internship association or other secretary of the interior rights to private oil companies replacement former National college After his most recent footinthem- outh contrary to the wishes of the Security Advisor William Clark involved in He Mail workers often claim they are late with delivery because a remark the one states some cases Clark aside from owning a describing the members of the also leased the coal rights to a family ranch has virtually no students box number is not on the letter amount of national park By Liz Phelps record qualifications The reason for Even if that were the case which it surely sometimes is how land sometimes at rates un- Reagans appointment of a long can it take to look up a number In the first place why coal advisory committee as a favorable to the government In novice to one of the nations top black a woman two Jews and addition he tried to suspend positions is as Clark summariz- the University include student 6ox numbers when it didnt a cripple both Democrats and spending for the acquisition of ed that He values loyalty above published the campus directory Republicans pushed for his new national park land competence That publication took its usual long time to get to students resignation A few nearsighted people may If Clark was appointed because And President Reagan reluc- believe exploiting our of loyalty can we realistically giving the University plenty of time to include box numbers It that his tantly accepted natural resources would benefit expect any substantial improve- would have speeded up campus mail thus giving workers more While I am overjoyed at this our nation as a whole But wasnt ment in out environmental time to process other mail lastest news I wonder why it the majority of Congressional policies It was often said that so most recent who supported Does the mail room have enough workers Consider this came late This Republicans Watt was simply acting on the remark was inexcusable and Watt able to see the effect this Presidents beliefs In years past mail was delivered to over 20 different residence should not have been tolerated would have on the future of our Watts removal may mean the units Some of those units had two students who processed the but were his earlier remarks natural resources a little earlier end of blatantly prejudiced took 2 days mail Now 12 students all working staggered one two- about environmentalists Obviously not Instead it remarks by one of the nations liberals Indians Jews and even years of damage and one more top administrators but for any and three- hour shifts are trying to do the same job as the the Beach Boys any more prejudiced remark for them to real improvement in our en- multitude who did it in years past excusable see that Watt was a liability to the vironmental policies we may Is the University cutting costs at the expense of its students It What about his policies Watt nation not to mention the have to wait for Reagans antien- Republican Party wouldnt be the first time an active removal vironmentalist believes the The removal of Watt is definite- Liz Phelps a senior majoring in nations natural resources should ly a positive step for the Reagan psychology is a regular Eliminate Hypocrisy be exploited thereby insuring public image But any improve Transcript columnist In todays Transcript Student Body President Julie Smith claims WCSA has more power than people realize She says it is Sex Sports Music Baseball ahead of its time relative to other colleges She is wrong WCSA has been given powers that put it ahead of its time But Make This Exciting World 1 an 1 AndJ people say not an ex one reallyn hadu heartunnr palpitationsnnlnitnfnnD iC sex each time it tries to exercise that strength it is called into its to sports music sex citing world we live in about it movies money sex and nuclear review or blocked by an administrative decision Baltimore won the World Lebanon is pretty exciting war Since these had all been old The fault for that lies with WCSA itself which has too often Series in five games with interesting opinions on both headliners except the earth- backed down and with the administration and the board of That should go down in the sides and interesting motiva- shattering mundane nuclear history books for years to come I tions for our presence there But war I asked everyone to try as trustees got so excited about this land we had to face up to the fact that hard as Chinese algebra to think The Blue Ribbon Committee can recommend changes in the by Brian Neary we got more psyched to see of something coming up that they system The first change we suggest is to eliminate the hypocrisy Dynasty than to hear Ted Koppel thought would be interesting mark event that I told all my talk about the war- torn country The top three answers were 1 inherent in college government friends so they too could be Everything else we came up nothing 2 being able to buy WCSA should be given its powers and then left alone to use excited with had to do with sex sports groceries through the TV and 3 them The administration and trustees know what they will and Since we were all sitting music sex movies money or the Olympics around being overwhelmed by sex So we thought perhaps we I think the red lady said it all will not let WCSA do Why not spell that out and then get the hell the momentous events going on in should look beyond Christie when she said Listen mister out our lifetime we decided to Brinkley Wayne Gretzky Mick its just another day to me How By setting definite powers and restrictions the Blue Ribbon review the countless staggering Jagger Tom Selleck Sean Con- many rolls of toilet paper do you things in todays news We Committee can make Ohio Wesleyans government a real viable nery and Morgan Fairchild want First of all we came up with thought perhaps there was And people say its not an ex- force not a token to the students And such a force if advertis- ah well theres the or the something to look forward to in citing world we live in ed correctly could be a persuasive recruitment weapon in the ah yes the space shuttle the near future Nah Columbia is getting to be old Brian Neary a sophomore is a long enrollment war ahead hat While it did almost crash no In the future we looked forward featured Transcript columnist 20 1983 Oct The Transcript 5

Public Safety Worker Explains System Editor The Transcript expected to perform business in the morning as most students Public Safety Office are not ed for true emergencies tasks although this is at times in- know the operators are no longer necessarily content with this In case you missed it the I am writing in response to the convenient for the student Fur- working between the hours of 2 system but it is what the ad- Delaware Police Department letter in the October 13 issue of thermore each patrol officer is am and 7 am ministration will allow number is in the front of the stu- The Transcript concerning the on duty 8- 10 hours each day can The administration believed The staff would prefer either a dent directory so it is available Public Safety Office I would like be recalled at any time if that a system installed in the dispatchers shift of 3- 7 or 3- 8 or to you to present a few facts of which necessary and performs extra phone and patched through to the a mobile phone in the cruiser As a final thought to all other students may be unaware duty for special events radio would be an efficient Also the student has two other students it often seems that the Jacobs stated that In The Know Regarding the answering of the system against the complaints options open If a situation which complaints point to one thing states Uniformed patrol officers telephone the system which is of the Public Safety Office staff is not life or health- threatening Students would like the staff of are on duty 24 hours a day This used is certainly not the most ef- Therefore when a call comes in needs to be dealt with the the Public Safety Office to statement is entirely true In ad- fective but it is what the ad- a beeping is heard over the radio residence hall staff members are respect the students Perhaps it dition to the uniformed patrol of- ministration has allowed for the At that point the officer must ex- available to the student If a life- would be easier for the staff if the ficers there is a separate present During business hours it the cruiser enter a university or health- threatening situation students would consider the pro- business office staff The the office staff receives all calls building find a phone dial a cer- develops the student can call the fessional training of the staff uniformed patrol officers do not except for the lunch break at tain number and wait to be patch- Delaware Police Department members and respect them for it staff the business office The sign which time the calls are taken by ed through to the caller Obvious- who can get in touch quickly with on the door giving the office hours competent university ly this procedure takes up some the Public Safety officer on duty is pertinent only to the business employees Between 5 pm and time The staff members of the this should however be reserv Carol L Uth 84 staff The business hours are the 3 am student dispatchers ac- same as for every other business cept the calls and inform the of- office on campus The hour from ficers of the calls Two years ago noon to 1 pm is the standard the university operators accepted Rape Prevention Needed lunch hour All other of- 3 business calls after am and until the Editor The Transcript In situations involving rape Clearly something is wrong In fices take this hour and are not business staff commenced work protective rather than reactive 1976 both rape awareness and ef- measures must be taken fective preventive measures This letter is a response to the Awareness through programs against rape existed these ac- Misguided Letter letter in last weeks Transcript and preventive methods such as tions combined advantageously by Steve Haemmerlein that ques- Night Ride or Safe Walk are to avert rape tioned the need for Safe Walk essential in counteracting rape This year rape awareness is rrompts In 1976 into ef- of Criticism Steve pointed out that he was not Night Ride went low and the preventive method system when you dial extension Editor The Transcript aware of any incidences of fect and many informative pro- Safe Walk is rarely employed 282 a beeper goes off on the of- harassment assault or rape and grams on rape were conducted Steve is right in pointing out that ficers radio But it still takes therefore wondered if Safe Walk Reported rapes went from 7 in Safe Walk should not be question- This is in response to the letter time for the officer to get to a was a needed service 1974 and 5 in 1975 to zero in 1976 ed as to its possible sexist nature Oct 13 Security Criticized phone If the officer is driving Rape is the least reported Protective methods work but on the other hand its basic by Jill Jacobs It would be to through campus parking lots crime in America However ac- However Safe Walk may not need should not be questioned everyones benefit if Jill checked wherever to insure things are in- cording to Bill Smith captain of be the answer This service is not However serious examination all the facts before she wrote her secure it takes time to get to a the police community service well known and is used very in- to the organization and effec- letter criticizing something she building then inside to a phone to department rape has occurred frequently Many of those tiveness of Safe Walk is a press- knows nothing about answer beeper Agreed is the it on Ohio Wesleyan campus students who are aware of the ing issue that needs to be As far as uniformed patrol of- not system in the the best the world many rapes have been service are reluctant to use it resolved ficers are concerned they are on University to and but since the chose reported over the years Rape is they wonder what protection one duty 24 hours 7 days a week The shut down the switchboard and a serious matter that cannot be other student could offer if a case sign on the Public Safety door only budget enough money for ignored of assault or rape did occur Jill Daly 85 that reads 8 am- 12 1 pm- 5 pm one officer to be on duty at a time refers to the Safety Office itself this is all we have The office hours are the same as If you need to make a report Bill any other office on campus Just during the hours that the Security Professor Blasts Beer because the office is closed does Office is closed simply dial ex- Editor The Transcript adult American citizens due pro- stiff mandatory prison sentence not mean an officer is not on duty tension 282 and an officer will res- cess by restricting their access to for drunk drivers if they are There is always an officer pond to your location and take the beer simply because of age caught again a available just dial extension report As university faculty The real solution to the pro- Banning beer to 19 year- olds is member who has spent more 282 If you would please check into blem of drunk driving is not met not the answer I urge Ohio than 25 years teaching young peo- About the 3 am call there is all the facts before you write a through Issue One What needs to citizens to vote NO on Issue One still an officer on duty Since the misguided or ple 18 years and older I oppose be done is to have the driving article letter Issue One will move University has decided to shut criticizing our security system which the license of anyone convicted of age for drinking beer from 19 to Melvin Drimmer down the switchboard at 2 am it finding out the correct informa- drunken driving revoked for a Dr 21 years of age Ohio has become exceedingly more tion and reasons why we would period of five or ten years with a Cleveland difficult to answer calls but they all understand the situation and My students drive at 16 serve will be answered be much better off In place of the switch board in the armed forces at 18 vote at Dooman Insults Buckeye security has installed a beeper Jerome Alper 84 18 and many receive their BA degrees by the time they are 21 Editor The Transcript feel that all Ohioans are Issue One is not completely backward hicks Who are we to Chilly Dorm Rooms logical This is something that has judge the people of this state long anyway is pro- bothered me for a time but Drunk driving a serious I grew up in Cleveland and can blem but Issue One is not the not until I saw a direct reference in your paper did I feel the need assure Mr Dooman that the Frustrate Austinite way to solve that problem Shaker Heights police force is not un- to express my opinion openly Editor The Transcript was told that it wouldnt be on 19 Most drunk drivers are over Your columnist Phil Dooman made up of stupid Buckeyes til the end of October or until the with a significant number in their Please refrain from using your As the term proceeds onward building temperature reached 65 in his Oct 13 column concerning 40s and 50s Is the next step to broad derogatory generaliztions and the north wind blows there degrees Well my room has hit a jaywalking calls the Delaware have the beer drinking age raised in the future It is offensive to me are many situations that irritate temperature of 65 degrees and police stupid Buckeye cops to 45 and sure to many compe- me But the number one situation below Plus what really worries Am I to understand that all the Im why not age to 21 tent Buckeyes including the that really upsets me is the fact me is the fact that all the people Or raise the police in this state are stupid and to Delaware police that every evening after a long on my hall are getting sick for an Ohio citizen have a incompetent I am tired of Ohio to too to Kit Tippet 84 day on campus I have to because of the cold Now I dont license drive But this is Wesleyan students who seem illogical repeatedly come home to a freez- know about the rest of my fellow ing cold room in Austin Hall It students but I dont have time to It is inconceivable that the parents of age 21 Squelched has increasingly become harder get ick So Im officially re- children under Sorority Rumor and harder to concentrate on my on will be liable to arrest if their questing the heat be turned during formal rush it was never studies while my fingers turn I be complaining if children are served beer at home Editor The Transcript soon wouldnt even an issue We may be smaller blue each night At first I put up I knew that the people in charge Talk about 1984 and Big Brother to so many than some houses but we still with the cold and would move to of this decision were keeping Can we envision the day when It upsets me hear on campus making have a voice and certainly as either a study room or the Cof- their heat off until the end of Oc- state troopers will be climbing people this in- much unity I hope more people feehouse But the temperature in tober also But I have a feeling through our windows and break- assumptions based on so little to popular will respect us in the future those rooms was just as bad as that they go home each night to ing down our doors to see if young formation Contrary the temperature in my own cozy people are drinking beer belief rumors or just plain their warm and homes 84 When I inquired as to the pro- Finally Issue One may be un- speculation Alpha Gamma Delta Diane Berrisford jected turn- on date for the heat I Jenny Turner 85 constitutional since it 1 denies is not going off campus In fact Alpha Gamma Delta Treasurer Transcript Oct 20 1983 6 The Plimpton egos belong- Continued from p 1 One of those large the Boston Celtics He fought ed to Hemingway Interviewing heavyweight champion Archie him for the Review Plimpton ween of Sellabrations Moore and later sparred with once made the mistake asking author Ernest Hemingway Hemingway a touchy question j i of in sex See our selection of And Plimpton has stepped out- about his use symbolism side athletic circles as well play- scenes craw ing percussion with the New York It stuck in the novelists Halloween Decorations Philharmonic Orchestra and and after having a disagreement n I r 11 II photographing centerfolds for with his wife Hemingway rany L70oas uvvu Playboy challenged Plimpton to fisticuffs He has also worked as a The fight didnt last much ill- Snoopy Posters trapeze artist with the ClydeB- longer than Plimptons fated three- bout with Moore But a M A m eattyCole Brothers Circus and round as a stand- up comic at Caesars the incident did stick with Plimp- Palace ton enough for him to relate it at a ago in As editor of The Paris Review gathering two years honor Plimpton gives readers a glimpse of Hemingway into the personal lives of the Besides the Review Plimpton 50 N Sandusky St worlds great writers frequently contributes to Time In so doing according to and Sports Illustrated He has George Plimpton 362- 0961 Horizon magazine Plimpton re- also written for Newsweek Peo- quarterback Out of My League mains informed without being ple and New York Review of and Mad Ducks and Bears pedantic sharp but not snotty Books Tickets for Plimptons speech and above all sensitive to the Plimpton is associate editor of An Amateur Among the Pros are shifting moods and peeves of the Harpers magazine 3 for students 6 for the general very large egos he is helping to His novels include Paper Lion public and are availableat the elucidate about his days as Detroit MUB desk Fallfest Continued from p 1 geology will teach a mini- class Roy Rike will be the alumni soc- Alumni Art Exhibition The Pencil of Nature Satur- cer game The Kurosowa Kota Music day at 945 Following the The Homecoming parade Ensemble will perform in am mini- will be a which will include six floats as Jemison Auditorium at 815 pm class there conversation with the Presi- well as the marching band will Saturday The ensemble dent for parents of current begin at 1230 pm in Roy Rike members will also conduct a Stadium and go through workshop starting at 2 pm students Delaware Saturday in Jemison The Fallfest 83 Presidents KAPPA KAPPA parents The parade will end in Selby Alex Bevan will perform his Reception for alumni 4 to 5 30 Stadium where the football team folk music tomorrow from 9 pm and students will be from pm Saturday at the Presidents has a 130 pm date with Ohio to 1 am in the MUB Pub Cover House 135 Oak Hill Ave Also GAMMA Northern Hall of Fame introduc- charge will be a 2 4 to 5 30 will be a tions and crowning of the Fallfest The Omicron Delta Kappa from pm there reception recent graduates King and Queen will take place at alumni and parents breakfast for 1973- 1983 Brown Jug Welcomes halftime will be served from 830 to 930 at the Restaurant 13 West William St A recognition dinner for those Saturday in the Welch private Parents and Alumni inducted into the Athletic Hall of dinning room The cost is 250 All fraternities and sororities Fame will be held at 6 pm Satur- The admissions department will be holding teas lunches din- Please Join Us for Brunch day in the MUB has several activities plannned ners and open houses for their Ardyce Reisner Asire 53 for Saturday morning From 930 alumni parents and friends on will present a gallery talk at 4 to 11 am there will be an Alum- Saturday Saturday October 22 pm Friday in Humphreys Art ni Admissions Representative up- The University will Hall She will discuss her work on date And from 9 am until noon Film Series display there all day Friday and the admissions office will be open show Ordinary People at 7 and 10 1130 am pm tomorrow Saturday and from 9 am to noon Saturday for pre- arranged interviews con- 126 VV Winter St Asires collection is the first to be sultations and campus tours Sunday in Phillips Hall displayed in the Distinguished Robert Shanklin professor of auditorium jKccoscoscooooooooeooo scccoscceeoeoeeoeoceoo Alpha Gamma Delta

A invites for civilized eating and lodging 259 S Sandusky St Parents and Alumnae inn to an Open House r on 92 Elizabeth St A from 1030 to Noon Sat Oct 22nd

Friday Night Happy Hour Boiled Jumbo Shrimp in the lounge 50 each Dining Room- Ocean Perch or Clams figAir iMiau Special and Salad Bar

Saturday Night Shrimp Almendrina with Orange Seminars Now Forming Mustard Sauce 1025 University Test Preparation Service Inc Sunday Breakfast Buffet 7 am- Noon 375 30700 Telegraph Suite 2501 Birmingham Michigan 48010 Family Style Dinner 12 pm- 3 pm 575 In Columbus call 614 464- 4414 The Finest in Test Preparation Since 1977 LaaeaaQioaaaeaeaaaaaooeooGoeQSQOGC eoooooe Oct 20 1983 The Transcript r 7

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T FREE DELIVERY AaPJa EXT 491 mat w w w s ihM wwm 1 iwainBa a The Transcript Oct 20 1983 Rush Import Auto Service Complete Continued from p 1 and Service sophomore Bill McDevitt Chi Phi fraternity chairman Off- campus Muffler and fraternity houses usually have a Delaware smaller number of pledges and Free with any type of work Repair do better during open rush he 4 said Chi Phi will probably pledge iii till A winter check- up including four more men during open rush Smeaton said he thought the se- hoses radiator cond year of dry rush ran very smoothly I dont think dry rush belts muffler pipes impeded the productivity of rush Come and Enjoy Rush used to place em- all the battery all levels phasis on alcohol as a drawing BEV LARRY KING fluid card Dry rush enables men to 369- 7 Spring to make better decisions about the Owners 0799 St Next door NAPA house Prospectives get to see the members in more settings than beer parties HoUyday said he thought dry rush was a good program He said the empahsis on alcohol was When your folks forgot theyalready decreased and as a result the fraternity could show prospective members other facets of the sentyou spending money houte beside parties Not all students agree with Smeaton and Hollyday McDevitt Looks like a Stroh Light night1 said dry rush takes responsibility away from fraternity members We have tj take care of ourselves and are considered adults but we are not given the right to control our own alcohol consumption Dry rush is effective when en- forced Cole said However he said he thought the rules were not enforced at all fraternities this year Dry rush puts fraternity members in a difficult situation according to Steve Silveira president of Sigma Chi It is hard to socialize without drink- ing When I go to parties at home social life revolves around drinking Many freshman rushees said it did not matter if alcohol was pre- sent at rush paries After you become involved in rush you find no need for alcohol freshman Keith Goodson said Of 23 freshmen interviewed 17 said alcohol should be allowed at the parties However all said they would not need alcohol to haveja good time

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A representative will be on the campus WEDNESDAY Jf ih OCTOBER 26 1983 to discuss qualifications for advanced study at AMERICAN GRADUATE SCHOOL and job opportunities in the field of INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT

Interviews may be scheduled at UGH PLACEMENT OFFICE On that rare occasion when you The truth is whether youve PHILLIPS HALL find yourself with extra money treat gotten surprise money or not for yourself and your friends to a night yi great times Stroh Light is always A strch AMERICAN GRADUATE SCHOOL youll remember A Stroh Light night V a good investment OF INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT Stroh Light is the great- tastinq beer ThurxUrbird Campus Looks like a Hnpcnt fill i t Glendalt Arixona 85306 that vnij inr Stroh Light night Oct 20 1983 The Transcript 9 Turmoil and Transition Mark Smiths Presidency By Rene Townsley power than people realize Join in the breaking of the bread every Sunday University Governance Smith said CATHOLIC WEEKEND MASSES She is only halfway through her WCSA to has tried this term St Mary Church William tenure as student body president confront issues before problems Henry Streets across from but already senior Julie Smith arise rather than being reac- Kentucky Fried Chicken can see how different those two tionary to those problems Smith 430 PM Saturday halves have been conceded that few problems have 745 9 00 and 11 IS am Sunday Smith said WCSAs committee arisen- this year although WCSA OWU STUDENT MASS 5 pm Sunday Smith Hall Date- Study work fell apart last term may have a big problem after Confessions 3 00 to 3 45 Satnrday That in turn delayed judicial the November election if State or anytime by appointment selections and budget allocations Issue One passes Smith said the governmment Smith does not have the power Phone Father Paul Enke 363- 4641 needed to overcome the distrust to change WCSA parties but they between the administration and have been improved she said WCSA recognize that it exists A lot of motions going on the and get on with our own floor are being held until they can business get party reaction Smith was against WCSAs self Julie Smith After graduation Smith wants suspension from the start she to work in state government and said You accept the duties of a dent forums and an open house then move on to an executive position when you run for office are also planned department position in Changing that is fine but to say I Smith said she sees this as a Washington DC quit transition period for WCSA Although the daily routine of The last presidential election And tne suspension really WCSA has taught her little about WELC0ME SIGMA PHI EPSIL0N scared her because it gave between Smith and junior Tom running government Smith said them a super good reason to Ruggieri sparked student in- she has learned much about ALUMNI abolish WCSA They saw it as terest she said working with people It started them thinking Open House unresponsible and there really Smith said her past failing was could Smith said Students have been wasnt that much I say to dif- Saturday October 22 unhappy for a long time and they that she was insensitive the The suspension hurt students ferent aspects of an issue She more than it did the administra- are just starting to voice it now 430 pm Distrust between the student said she has seen many issues on- tion Smith said ly from WCSAs point of view Smith said she feels this term body and the administration real- Alumni Meeting has brought positive attitude ly got them thinking about what Its inside out not outside in changes and improved com- representation they have Smith said which really gives 530 pm munication between WCSA and Smith said structural dif- you a warped perception students ficulties make WCSA cumber- The major obstacle now is some And she is unsure whether reaching freshmen she said the government always My number one priority is to represents all students make that better Last term it But WCSA is not outdated tuyucsant 5aU was much more important to get Smith said Its just not struc- WCSA meeting again tured well I think its ahead of its Sitting iSnnm This summer Smith sent time in the amount of power we freshmen a letter explaining have WCSA She also conducted a pro- Smith claimed WCSA has gram in Stuyvesant living room budgeting and legislative powers about party alignment and that governments at other WCSA schools do not Many student 102483 02583 WCSAs communication com- governments just make resolu- LUNCH Grilled Cheese and Ham Chees Sloppy Joe on Bun Chili Nachos mittee will soon get its own tions not legislation she said Macaroni Cheese Tuna Salad on White budget from the bodys ad- Past administrations have fail- Turkey Salad on Wheat DINNER ed to advantage of the stu- TRENDSETTER Breakfast Burrito Grilled Pork Chop ministrative fund It has take DINNER Spaghetti wmeat sauce publicized the Oct 9 hall dent body president position Breaded Veal Cutlet wBr Gravy Spaghetti wMarina sauce meetings and is beginning to Smith said And full advantage is Swedish Meatballs Broccoli Cheddar Quiche WCSA Stu not of WCSA has more Italian Sausage Sandwich TRENDSETTER Parmesan Bread publicize who is on taken it PACECKANCER IS CREPE BAR

HJriirsitaij io2em abnrsuay 02783 Gazebo Delays LUNCH LUNCH Hot Dog on Bun Pizza Deluxe Beef Empanadas Cheese Pizza Egg Salad on llhole Wheat Ground Beef Potato Pie TRENDSETTER Onion Strings Turkey SaladWh Grain Construction DINNER Park DINNER By Mitzi Ring will be done when the gazebo Turkey Cutlet Roast Beef WAu Jus Baked Fish wcreole sauce Beef TacoHot Sauce Staff Writer arrives Deep Dish Vegetable Pie Vegetarian Quiche is to TRENDSETTER Apple and Cherry Construction expected Wrojight- iron benches and Empanadas resume soon on Delawares lamps will also be purchased to newest common Community add to the parks Victorian look IFrtLiaij 02883 102983 Park located behind the Central LUNCH BRUNCH Meanwhile the water tower Hot Turkey Sandwich Pancakes w2 warm syrups on University Cooked Eggs Fire Station next to the park awaits its fate Spanish Macaroni Soft Avenue Tuna SaladPumpernickle Hash Browns DINNER Scrambled eggs to According to Jeff Bloom direc- We are waiting hear from the Grilled Rueben Bacon tor of parks and recreation con- government about a block- grant Fish Chips Tartar Sauce Burgers Hot Dogs Gr Cheese program Bloom said Cheese Vegetable Strata DINNER struction was delayed when Roast Pork Loin wSavory Cornbread dressing former director John Garges The block grant which is resigned Salisbury Steak Country Omelet i allocated for improvements in Bloom said indecision over low- income areas should be ap- PRICES 103083 HOURS Conl Breakfast 164 BRUNCH Contl Breakfast gazebo proved by early spring Bloom 9 building a or a picnic LunchBrunch 300 Waffles w2 warm syrups Sat Sun 815- shelter also delayed the project said He will then accept bids on Dinner 408 Poached Egg Scrambled eggs Lunch Mo- nFri I felt that since the gazebo was razing the tower Sausage Links 1130- 1230 Gr Cheese Brunch Sat Sun we should Burgers Hot Dogs the intended project There is no estimate of the final DINNER 1115- 100 continue with that Bloom said cost of the project which is fund- Fried Checken Dinner Sun- Sat Spaghetti wmeat or Marinara Sauce 500- 630 ed by donations including a The 25- foot gazebo has been TRENDSETTER Orange Baked Chicken 3000 pledge by Ohio Wesleyan ordered and should be installed within the next two weeks Bloom Bloom declined to list other said fire station personnel pledges until he gets a final com- volunteered to help construct the mitment If more money is need- building and plant shrubs ed various fund raisers will be Weather permitting this work held he said 10 The Transcript Oct 20 1983 Accessible President Wanted well fund By Steve DiNardo Senior Liz Dempsey president as a raiser Hunger THE Staff Writer of the Panhellenic Council said Junior Fred said the SISTERS OF she feels the president should president should be a good public speaker most of By late January of next year communicate with the students spending DELTA GAMAAA involv- his Ohio Wesleyan should have a new He should be aware of and time with public relations president ed in campus events work getting endowments for the Faculty administrators and Junior Maureen Ryan said the school trustees all seem to know what president should be someone Students also felt the president they want in a leader But what who works well with people as should have a strong relationship would like to extend do students think well as policies with the board of trustees Of 32 students interviewed Sophomore Sara Ramsbottom said the president should relate Junior Denise Lopresti said the an invitation to all most said it is important the president has to know when hes president be able to com- well to students and the community doing what is right He cant be a DGParents municate with students puppet of the trustees Student body president Julie Many students also expressed Smith said a good president has concern about how a president Smith said the president must to see the University as a whole handles the financial status of the be independent of the trustees to to Alumni to our he or she has to be able to com- University Junior Jeff Johnson He has be able represent municate with the people and said The most important quali- the University as it truly is not groups that make up the whole ty a good president has is the how he feels they want to see it LUNCHEON university ability to raise money she said 1 1 Junior Rick Happy vice presi- Senior Katherine Shisler said Others said the president must Saturday at 30 am dent of the Interfraternity Coun- the president has to make con- have the respect of the campus cil said the president has to be crete priorities on how the money community Junior Sarah Schulte more in touch with the students is going to be spent said the president has to be able He has to take charge and be Junior Jim Paquette said the to earn the respect It doesnt just visible president must be a leader as come with the title 140 West Winter Street Friendly Atmosphere Academics

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Ohio Wesleyans friendly at- Delaware but I feel different Wesleyan because of the small A Helium- filled I mosphere and academic reputa- now Ervin who attended the size and the friendly atmosphere 0fl shiny mylar Daiiooi I tion were the biggest influences Black Student Weekend pro- Roknedin Amery of London Lettered with your on this years freshmen accor- gram said I found that basical- England said he was influenced ding to Transcript interview ly everyone is friendly here Im by his academic adviser at the Glp own greeuiis results trying to make the transition University of Akron to enroll at Of 19 freshmen interviewed 10 from high school to college and Ohio Wesleyan He said he likes it who visited as high school my new friends are helping me here but that the school lacks Come in and look at our full students agreed that they found make that transition some of the culture he is used to line of floral and gift items the faculty and students to be Daryl Gibson from Toledo He said he misses going to operas also Just Because Bouquets friendly and supportive also attended the Black Student and art galleries only 298 Kim Jirus from Shaker Weekend program Gibson said For dances we have corsages Heights Ohio said she first he met a lot of friendly people Byron Scott of Brooklyn NY boutonnieres heard about Ohio Wesleyan from during that weekend and it made said the main reason he came to of her grandmother who has ad- it a lot easier for me to adjust this Ohio Wesleyan was because Balloons last to mired the schools academic fall by my already knowing peo- all the schools he applied it a week or more reputation for many years When ple here Gibson said he was was the farthest from his home Jirus visited as a high school recruited by the football staff but Chad Cooper of Cleveland Only30Q senior she compared Ohio that the friendly faculty and said he heard about Ohio Wesleyan to Wooster Wooster students were what really at- Wesleyan from his high school Cyrus B Breece Florist Inc was too quiet for me and OWU tracted him counselor He visited as a high seemed to be just my speed OWU from school was impress- Hours Jackie Gridiron student and 20 East Winter St is much more friendly and the Painesville Ohio was looking for ed by and Mon- Sat 830- 530 the friendly students Phone 363- 1356 friends Ive made here remind a small private college in Ohio the administration He said he me of home Jirus said She became interested in Ohio was attracted to Ohio Wesleyan Phillip Morris said he was Wesleyan at a college fair held at because of its 3- 2 program in undecided about college after Lakeland Community College in physics high school I had planned to go Kirtland Ohio to the Air Force until a family Mungazi from Arlington Va native Brian Marcia Ohio friend recommended OWU to me Hamilton NY could have at- Duffy said he heard about at Once I visited I liked what I tended Colgate University free Wesleyan at a college fair his saw because her father is a professor high school Some friends of his who influenced Morris said other things that in- there However after a visit father are alumni fluenced his decision were the here Mungazi decided to apply him to come here schools size and its proximity to When I visited Ohio Wesleyan I Maria Garcia of Orange his Columbus home liked it It is small and friendly Conn said Ohio Wesleyan con- X Julio Requiz from Venezuela she said tacted her from the Student said his father suggested Ohio Bob Thalaker from Bronxville Search Program of the Scholastic Up To Wesleyan because of the English NY said he first heard about Aptitude Test She visited as a Language Program Requizs Ohio Wesleyan from students high school student and said It father a graduate of the ELP who went here He said that other was exactly what I was looking program here said the people at schools he visited were either too for Ohio Wesleyan are friendly and strict or not strict enough for his from Union Lake helpful Requiz said that he has tastes Thalacker said that Ohio Kim OMara I was looking for a found that his father was correct Wesleyan had the academic and Mich said 0 iim college in the Great Both small private my grandparents and social mix he wanted to parents went here said Lakes area because I wanted Megan Gibson from stay close to home She said she freshman Lissa Sandoz of Rochester said she found NY to Ohio Wesleyan Chicago She visited campus Ohio Wesleyan on a computer was attracted of department when she was a high school senior print- out of colleges with good because the art department and was impressed by the strong journalism departments She She said that the art outweighed Wittenbergs rapport between students and said that her visit with Verne Ed here their professors and the friendly wards chairman of the jour- Colleen Murphy of Forest Hills campus atmosphere Though she nalism department helped her NY heard about Ohio Wesleyan Pro 80 or No 1 Mesh had trouble meeting people dur- make her final decision to come from the Fiske Selective Guide to ing the first few days she is quite here Professor Edwards made Colleges She said although it Loor Hi happy now me feel very comfortable and rated Ohio Wesleyan as more of a Seara Ervin a native of eased some of my fears about col- party school the fact that 3698- 3998 Delaware Ohio said Before I lege Gibson said Wesleyan had a good nursing 1 SUPER came here I felt the students Becky Nelson of Cincinnati school is the main reason she were trying to take over said she was attracted to Ohio chose it Oct 20 1983 The Transcript 11 Trustees Keep Historic Merrick Hall Secure

Named after Ohio Wesley ans second president Frederick Merrick Merrick Hall was completed in 1873 and housed the science department William Tinsley a well- known architect of his time designed the building According to John Reed special collections librarian Merrick is the only Tinsley design still standing It is also listed as a National Historic Land- mark in the Federal Register Last February the board of trustees voted to pay 15000 to a Columbus construction firm to draw up plans for interior and ex- terior renovation according to John Tom- barge director of the physical plant The renovations which would cost 12 million were presented to the board in July Among the proposed repairs and renova- tions Tombarge said were adding a fourth floor constructing a new main entrance on the south side and replacing windows roof- ing plumbing and the beating system However the board voted against the fun- ding instead allocating 15000 to keep the building secure until the University could afford the proposed renovations Tombarge said That money he said has already been spent on minor repairs and painting

EERIE This deserted hall marked by doors completed By the time New Science was opened ajar and nonexistent lighting once housed in 1968 Utile was left in Merrick Now only students taking physics chemistry and biology English Language Program students take ad- That was when Merrick was Science Hall vantage of this national landmark which it stayed until 1962 when Bigelow- Rice was

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Oct 20 1983 12 The Transcript Lewis Replacement Fraternity Scoring To Differ on Policy Stops IFC Policy Beeghly Library will take on a to work with faculty members in Tom Ruggieri presi- new role next term according to designing research projects By Rene Townsley Junior Kathleen Weibel new director of Weibel said she wants to pro- University Governance dent pro tempore said I think libraries Weibel will take over vide easier access to material that from past experience last with many when Benjamin Lewis retires at from other college libraries for year Beta felt there The revised fraternity ex- ambiguity necessary the end of December Lewis has students here was It was perience program was tabled at to put in percen- been director of libraries here for Weibel said she plans to the minimum Benjamin Lewis WCSA tage so that can say what is in 17 years spotlight book store books Tuesdays meeting her masters degree in library because of disagreement on how good standing They can still spot I want to make it the real those normally bought rather science at Columbia University fraternities would be graded in they heart of the school not just a than checked out of a library She and identify areas that are in 1969 program place to study instead of your said these would include books on the lacking in Weibel said Beeghly is a good The revised program would recon- room Weibel said personal problems such as It was proposed that IFC library got all the pieces we quantify fraternities grades with Lewis said he felt the library alcoholism and venereal disease its sider the revisions but IFC just have to make them more a 60 percent pass for Tom was primarily a place to study repair manuals and novels I rate President Raymond said he available in good standing and a would not Many People always say they want to want the library to not only help chapters people worked Weibel now living in Kenosha 70 percent for those on pro- on The office of af- make more use of the library you with research but with your rate this greek Wisconsinwas interviewed by bation The present program fairs passed it It was unanimous- when in fact it is being used its total life phone lists no such standards ly by We used for studying Weibel will be Ohio Wesleyans passed IFC came here first woman director of libraries Lewis agreed with Weibel The problem arose with how with a much better policy sure they wouldnt pick Im She was picked from 45 can- about Beeghlys potential the various categories of the pro- WCSA may consider the policy another like me Lewis said didates by the Library Search Were the second best in the gram would be scored John again if IFC brings it back before referring to what he called his Committee state of Ohio after Oberlin Smeaton dean of student ser- the body conservative library policies will be Ohio He also said Were just not vices said he felt cruicial The fraternity experience pro- Keeping Beeghly Library a Weibel at Wesleyan Oct 28 to Nov 2 to putting as much into books as areas needed identification gram is a set of guidelines quiet place for students to con- meet with staff and students I some other schools There are Others would be seen as re- established in 1979 It provides centrate and study has always hope to get as much input from as also a number of periodicals we quirements for a fraternity to minimum requirements frater- been my number one goal many people as possible she would like to get that we just achieve its full potential They nities must meet to remain Lewis said admitting that he said dont have the money for would be icing on the cake recognized by the University meetings and programs banned Weibel is currently a reference Lewis said his first duty when Jeff Fruit assistant professor The requirements include in library they might the because librarian and assistant to the he became director of libraries of journalism said he felt areas scholarship finances and house disturb students assistant chancellor at the was directing the move from such as finance and hazing should operations rush and pledge Weibel said she felt differently University of Wisconsin in Slocum to Beeghly in 1966 The be singled out and given some education added weight He said a chapter about library use I will not only Parkside She is working on her books were all in boxes waiting Send allow but will encourage groups doctorate in library science at the for me It looked like it was going might pass but could still have to meet in the library she said University of Wisconsin She has to be a mess but it turned out serious flaws your message I want the library to play a very worked in the Chicago and New well he said He said one of his Daniel Anderson professor of all over campus active role in campus life York City public libraries and the major accomplishments during philosophy said he agreed that Weibel said she hopes to make New York State Department of his time here was switching fraternities needed something Advertise to Education 90000 circulating volumes from concrete to get their teeth into the library easier use for in research projects She said she Weibel graduated from the Dewey Decimal System to the that will stand but he also agreed that some areas are more plans to reorganize material so it Chestnut Hill College in 1967 with Library of Congress System from THE TRANSCRIPT is easier to find and use and hopes an English degree She earned 1966- 69 important that others

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Oft 21 1983 The Transcript Professor Refutes Wrong Marxism Welcome Students f Marxism In American society Easton said he believes most Notes on Social Democracy in began to study Marxs this word often conveys ideas of Americans accept the Russian in- America incorporates the philosophical views too Communism reds Russians terpretation of Marxism which political philosophies of promi- During his undergraduate and threats to the American way he says is wrong nent American thinkers in- years at DePauw and his of life Marxs main thought was cluding Thomas Jefferson and graduate work at the University We Offer You Thomas Paine into a Social of Boston Easton continued stu- SCHWINN CONCORD Loyd Easton professor of compatible with democracy as we he Democracy dying Marxism philosophy emeritus said he has we know it and as have it BICYCLES said The Congress is held every five Easton has taught at Ohio had a strong interest in Marxism years in different countries This Wesleyan for 37 years and now Expert bike repair Easton spoke and presented a for years and tries in his classes years meeting marked the 100th teaches part time Lock Service paper at the 27th World Congress and lectures to dispel what he anniversary of Marxs death He published Ethics Policy of Philosophers in Montreal in considers to be misconceptions said about 700 and Social Ends in 1965 and August He said his paper titled Easton about Marxism philosophy professors attended Hegels First American THOMPSONS from around the world He has at- Followers The Ohio Hegelians in Bike Key Shop tended Congresses in Austria and 1966 82 N Sandusky St Edwards Named Bolgaria in the past Easton and Kurt Guddat pro- Phone 363- 1763 Easton said his interest in fessor of German and Russian Marxism began during his junior published The Writings of the To University Chair year in high school He became Young Marx on Philosophy and Verne Edwards professor of involved in debate on unemploy- Society in 1967 BLACKBURNS journalism has been named to ment insurance and began In 1976 Easton edited the in- the Homer C Lucas University reading different social theories troduction to Philosophical FALLFEST Chair an honorary title created He said Marxs ideas seemed to Analysis and Human Welfare a to recognize a 750000 gift to the make the most sense to him so he book by DS Miller SALE University by Lucas an alumnus- j and trustee MENS Edwards was selected by the 3 pc suits faculty personnel committee Douglas Steeples and Provost WOOL AND University President Thomas A Wenzlau WOOL Endowment money received BLENDS from individuals families and foundations is invested and the FULLY interest accrued is used to pay a TAILORED professors salary The size of the Verne Edwards endowment has no bearing on the Any chair is important professors salary because it recognizes the con- The University money that tribution of an individual or fami- 90 would have been used for the pro- ly to the University Wilson fessors salary goes into the said A University chair 159 operating budget said Lauren means he Edwards was chosen Polyester Suits Wilson dean of academic affairs the entire faculty pret- from Its As Low Most endowments are given to ty prestigious CARROLLS JEWELERS As 8750 Wilson a particular department Two other faculty members l Ifftf ififtvil stnrr said Departmental endowed hold University chairs TRADITIONAL SILK chairs total a 500000 gift and Harry Bahrick professor of University endowed chairs psychology holds the Helen Welcomes Parents and Alums NECKWEAR 750000 Whitelaw Jackson chair Anne to endow- 12g50to185oSDl99 Professors appointed Macias professor of history Ideal Us ed chairs retain those position holds the Ella Fulton Dunham cvtiingat finest NOW T through their tenure Wilson said chair jf All full- time faculty members are The University has 26 depart- eligible for University chairs mental endowed chairs 47 North Sandusky St DRESS Downtown Delaware SHIRTS Rated Fair 363- 4349 Safewalk AfH MEMBER AMERICAN GEWSOC1ETY Mon- Thurs Sero Manhatten Sat 1000- 530 John Henry Women Workers Sought Fri 1000- 800 18 to 26 NOW Several opinions have been area and the back of Austin he Reg voiced concerning the fairness said practicality and effectiveness of He also said Night Ride student 99 Safe Walk But little has been drivers had keys to dormitory 5 with our FTD back entrances Tickle someone today 12 heard from the student escorts who make Safe Walk possible Junior George Odell worked at 2 FOR 25 public safety last year as a stu- Senior escort Jeff Samuels said LONG SLEEVE that women students hold no dent security assistant He is now Ticklsr Bouquet escort jobs but all positions are an escort SPORT not filled Each escort is equipped with a walky- talky a flashlight and a Bill Sexton director of public SHIRTS reviewing four red vest Samuels said 1250 1500 safety said he is emergency Sero Resilio womens applications The pro- In situations Now we can escorts are to radio for help and Plaids Solids cess requires a review of the ap- you then assist if possible Odell said neip r Reg 26 to 35 N0W plicants Delaware references rickle Just and records of conviction if any Samuels said Safe Walk radios are monitored by campus securi- The University financed Night onyooay 99 Ride drivers for car maintenance ty and the Delaware Police Department He said that when jusr obour and gas With Safe Walk the 2 FOR 29 University pays only the student alerted cops would be around anywhere e fi workers salary within seconds Wirhour Hi DRESS Samuels said If we had better According to Sexton it would nnriio visir us cars and no student abuse Night take approximately three to five Douquer Irsrhefun Coll or SLACKS Ride would be okay minutes for police to arrive on the bouquer you con rodoy when you see Thomson He said he thinks Night Ride scene send for jusr obour WSklt our FTD Tickler was superior to Safe Walk in Samuels said students fail to any reason Or no j Uouquer you n oe Wool Blends its speed and safety For exam- understand the new service reason ar oil tickled too Reg to 48 NOW ple Samuels said if a female stu- Most students dont know the dent is told she has to wait half an details of Safe Walk he said 60 hour to be escorted she will pro- Freshmen usually want to know Gibson Florist Inc which could be about the previous service 33 bably walk alone 19 W Winter St Walk is available daily Much Much More dangerous Safe across from Buns parking lot Samuels said Safe Walk is from from 8 pm to 3 am restrictive It covers only areas it Harkburn s from Slocum to Austin Night One escort is posted at each helping you say right 5N SANDUSKY Ride covered the Franklin Street Slocum and Austin Halls The Oct 20 1983 14 Transcript 1 Movies Provide A Social Alternative Delaware movie- goers have to provide a good variety of re- two inexpensive Tuesday night cent movies Johnson said options now that the Strand Wood said FFS is an alter- Theatre has joined Ohio native to students instead of Wesleyans Famous Flick Series them going out and getting in offering 1 admission prices plastered FFS shows classic movies I think Putnam and myself those ten years old or more have a better view of what a good sophomore co- coordinator Eliot classic is than John Zoller Putnam said The Strand shows former FFS coordinator did major- studio movies which have Wood said Zoller picked been released within the past obscure movies year Wood pointed to the showing of 2K Pat Currie director of campus Giant the first film this term as programs said she spoke with an example of Zollers obscure Strand owner George Johnson selections Wood called Giant a before he began his Tuesday 3- hour flop movie special Johnson said he The Green Berets Oct25 My wanted to pick a night that would Side of the Mountain and Digby present no Universi- busy six nights a week but on Saturday even- conflict with The Worlds Biggest Dog are ANOTHER SATURDAY NIGHT AND I AINT ty events NGOT NO BEEGHLY Students will find Beeghly ings the building is dark and empty some of the movies Putnam and Currie said Johnson agreed to Wood have planned this term show only recent movies They Wood said they hope to attract settled on Tuesday nights Delaware children to the latter Library Limits Weekend Hours because many students have no two movies which will be shown Considering that OWU is try- Junior Laura Jean Campagna night and sleep in Saturday Wednesday classes Nov 1 as a double- feature ing to get away from the partying said I feel that students should mornings I would have never agreed to FFS will close the term Nov 8 image youd think theyd provide have the opportunity to use these Beeghly has always been clos- anything if I thought it would con- with Thunderbolt and Lightfoot the facilities to use on Saturday facilities at least until 9 pm ed on Saturday night Lewis said flict with FFS Currie said Wood said he and Putnam are nights regardless of what other students I have problems finding I cant see a negative effect working on more publicity wish to do students willing to work on Satur- the Strand has had on the angles besides the normal Thats what junior Sandra day night and finding a profes- Famous Flick Series said Stelzl and other students on cam- Junior Hillary Panas said distribution of flyers which often sional supervisor sophomore FFS co- coordinator pus think about the fact that The school by not having the get torn down FFS airs commer- Mary Parker associate pro- Franklin Wood Wood claims Beeghly Library and the athletic gym or library or other campus cials on WSLN 987 FM but the fessor of physical education said FFS is more successful this facilities closed Saturday activities offered really group has been hurt because the are doesnt that next term the gym may year than last year though he nights give students the opportunity to radio station has been off the air stay open until 10 pm depen- gave no figures until now Beeghly closes at 5 pm and do much else besides going up to ding on the number of people us- This is the sixth week of the Wood the price range of Branch Rickey Center and Ed- the frats on Fridays and said ing the facilities Strands Dollar Night So far it movies is 60 to 125 The wards Gym close at 6 pm Saturdays their The gym is closed on Saturday is doing well Cynthia Johnson average movie he said costs Lewis of Senior Kathy King said Since Benjamin director evenings now because the said In a town like Delaware about 85 they are closing the University libraries said most of the peo- facilities just werent being us- you have to keep trying new Currie said Johnson met with who to library facilities they are discouraging ple ask have the ed Parker said She said last things and see what works best her last week because he is con- the students from other activities open on Saturday night are the year the gym was rarely used Johnson declined to release Tues- sidering moving Dollar Night to except partying students who party on Friday after 8 pm day night attendance figures Thursdays Wood said if the Cynthia said dollar nights Strand does make that move town 10 worked well in the of FFS will be more successful Coble Debufs Using New Equipmenf Athens where Ohio University is Ohio Wesleyans student news station has no established working with the theatre depart- located The Johnsons son who Wood and Putnam- both said show Cable 10 made its debut budget and any money spent ment to tape a campus produc- is a student there suggested the their selection is limited by FFSs yesterday using the new equip- comes from the journalism tion Fruit said he and Regan Strand use the idea because col- budget ment purchased this summer department budget would also like to provide a cam- lege students have little enter- FFS received 1853 from Staff members say the new pus TV studio for all departments tainment money WCSA this year and Charles Fruit said some money for equipment will not only improve the to use The Johnsons who have owned Weis professor of English also TV station came from the WSLN the quality of Cable 10s broad- Hollyday said students working the Strand for 12 years expanded gives a contribution from the radio station budget but was us- cast but will speed up the on do not get their theater to two screens last English fund Currie said ed only for equipment both sta- the station preparation process hands- on June It has made a tremendous Currie said Weiss students are tions needed academic credit just Last year students used equip- experience difference in business George required to view and critique ment at Delawares Channel 10 Regan said for now the station Regan will be going to Marietta said One screen made idiffinilt films for his class is working on regular news station 56 E Winter St The new and Ashland Colleges to look at 2 equipment is located on the third shows He said his program their TV operations in the near floor of Slocum in WSLNs former plans include the possibility of future record library Having the equipment in Slocum makes it much easier and Record Endowment we can do a much more profes- sional job said junior Tom Hollyday cameraman He said Hits 24 Million I shows will be edited in Slocum The endowment fund reached average rate was closer to 35 and broadcast from Delaware I 24 million last year the highest percent Cable in the Universitys history ac The Universitys largest invest- Senior Jerry Bembry Cable 10 cording to Winston Franklin ment is in IBM Corp news director said they can pro- 62 endowment committee For money to be managed well duce program with 55 a better the chairman Franklin uses a 5- rule of en- nearby equipment The endowment is Ohio dowment He divides the 15 per- Bembry said Trace Regan Wesleyans savings account cent equally to offset inflation in- assistant professor of journalism made up of gifts and bequests sure continued endowment is still teaching students how to In the next year 14 million of growth and cover the Unive- 4 use the equipment Regan has the fund will be used by the rsitys operating budget helped a lot Bembry said University About 870000 will be Franklin said that for the past The ex- I shows format has been spent on operations and 580000 10 years however about 8- 9 per- 4 tended this year to include on financial aid according to cent of the fund has been news coverage in addi- Delaware Robert Meyer vice president of allocated to the operating budget i tion to University news The business affairs According to Meyer however change was made to attract a Franklin said alumni support between 41 and 75 percent has broader audience Bembry said has helped the fund grow but been given to the budget in the to He said the station plans cover about half of the increase is due past 10 years the upcoming City Council to stock- market appreciation The endowment is managed by elections The markets average annual New York firms Morgan Jeff Fruit assistant professor 15 percent Co growth rate is Guarantee Trust and BUSINESS AS USUAL The MUB desk now sells magazines and of journalism said the equipment Franklin Last year Technological Investor Manage- said the candy from 10 am to 5 pm cost about 20000 He said the TV ment Franklin said Margot Berking photo Oct 20 1983 The Transcript 15

OWU Gets 4 New Computers Video Tapes Latest Releases disc storage costs to By Cyndy Salter chase three Digital Equipment This will cut Academic Affairs Corporation VAX and one IBM 100 a month he said 43- 41 Model 9They are located in The new system also has a Wiebe NEWS SHOP Four new computers purchas- Room 278 New Science larger program capacity old system had an up- ed this summer will do most of The new equipment is for the said The on how large a program of Magazines Ohio Wesleyans computing ac- amount of work we get out of it per limit Wide Selection cording to Harold Wiebe cheaper to maintain There is could be he said Programs associate professor of more computing going on on got more ambitious more 362- mathematical sciences The campus than was even imagined elaborate and larger so this 6061 to bottleneck new equipment can do quite a few when the we brought in the old started be a real would not things the old equipment could equipment in 1976 Wiebe said Many programs simply did not do because great strides On the old system disc storage fit on the old system and just have been made in computers in cost about 1000 a month Wiebe not get run new the past seven years Wiebe said With the new system one Another feature of the is way the said disc takes up only a fraction of computer system the FALLFEST Lauren Wilson dean of the space the old discs did but machines are connected used the academic affairs said 640000 of holds Yk times as much informa- Before everybody grant money was used to pur tion as four old discs he said same machine and the machine WEEKEND slowed down The person working on an English paper in Welch SPECIAL Can Catch would be slowed down by a com- Computer plex science program that was in Ad being run The response time of Bring this the machine was terrible- it was Careless Composition frustrating Wiebe said to receive 10 Discount on any item Now the system separates that are absent 7rom the dic- By Cyndy Salter for each machine That in stock at regular price tionary These could be both the jobs Academic Affairs with big jobs that misspellings and proper names way people slow down the machines dont Can computer he said a catch spelling bother the other people using errors It can if it uses a program Elias said the new computer them he said written by Richard Elias assis- equipment purchased this sum- Jerome Myers assistant pro- tant professor of English mer made programs like his fessor of mathematical sciences Sunflower Clothing A student can write a paper on possible The greatest thing said that by speeding up and the computer store it check it about our system is thata student simplifying computing the new S revise it for stylisitic errors and can work on a paper anywhere he system will also allow more stu- 20 Sandusky print it Elias said can get to a terminal he said dent use of computers The Open Monday- Thursday 11- 5 PM wrote computer pro- Elias the Elias said the English Depart- computer system is a University Friday 11- 700 PM gram this summer with the help ment is discussing requiring a resource a lot like the library of Ellen Ranno 83 It is course with computers for all English designed specifically for majors 14 and is meant to help the begin- ning writer but can be used by Elias demonstrated his pro- anybody he said Elias has also gram Friday before 60 English at College English I written a 40- page manual on how professors the i Where can you get a to use the composition program Association of Ohio at Bowling Elias said he has the spelling- Green State University He said correction program on tape but he called Ohio Wesleyans com- T- has not yet incorporated it into puter on the phone and ran the delicious Bone for 795 J the main program He said the program via phone lines computer matches each word in This is a pretty revolutionary of the composition up against a dic- concept in the teaching tionary and makes a list of words English he said THE BROWN JUG I Blue Where Continued from p 1 Committee members will begin J Thats policy making for all constituen- research before the next meeting Oct 27 John Smeaton dean of cies which will be consistent with T- and facilitate the effective student services said he already I Bone Special Friday and Saturday discharge of their respective has some information about stu- resposibilities to meet the educ- dent governments at other ational objectives of the schools University Smeaton said that among the Wenzlau asked that a report be first things to be considered made as soon as is feasible but might be the philosophy and the I 13 W WffliamSt 15 1984 of a government ijff I not later than April mission student

I DRIES- SHAH iPS- SATPSAT THE TWO DEMONS SATAC- TGMAT A junior devil said to a senior ACHIEVEMENTS one GRE ISAT MAT If only we could stop man ERE BIO TOEFL from using sovereign intellect GREPSTCHPCAT Can we not devise a scheme to OAT WCAT VAT block his ettorts towards sel- ldevelopment1 0CATNB 1- 23 The elder answered NP8PNDB My child it has been done FKGEKSC6FHS already Man was aeons ago CPA NCLEX- RN convinced that he possesses SPEEDREADINGNCB- I choice and sovereign intellect as

1- sort of gilt He has long ESL REVIEW FLEX 23 some since with only a tew in- INTRO TO LAW SCHOOL significant exceptions ceased to listen to anyone who says Delta Delta Delta wishes a N01 IN TEST that he has a real intellect wait- PREPARATION ing to be developed CLASSES FORMING NOW AT SfeJ2e- yrllPLfii Reflections EDUCATIONAL CENTER warm welcome to Test Preparation Specialists Since 1938 For Information Please Call Octagon Press 795 Avubie OWU Bookstore class series starting First or promptly bv mail Irom Parents Alumni and Friends In December ISHK Booh Service Opt C- 1 PO Box 17b Los Allov CA 44022 16 The Transcript Oct 20 183 WSLN

Continued from p 1 announcers 15 of which are fully trained and scheduled for air V I time He said the others are still learning to use the equipment He 2 V WELCOME did not know when they would be qualified to broadcast Junior Darryl Peal program to director said WSLN is planning a Alumni Parents Friends variety of programs with hard rock jazz soul classical and disco music We are a pro- gressive radio station he said for Gujrs and Gals Berliner said We have all Handsewn classic loafer with FALLFEST 1983 kinds of specialties The DJs develop their own shows long- wearing Neolite sole A Senior Jerry Bembry will Sebago moccasin with broadcast urban contemporary flexibility comfort and music on his Sounds of City durability Each pair carefully Saturdays 9 pm to midnight Since there are no black radio made by Maine craftsmen Please Join Us For The Following Activities stations in Columbus my show and Peals show The D- Train SEBAGO really fill a need for the people of OCT 21 BonfirePep Rally at Roy Rike Field after the Delaware who wouldnt be expos- game ed to black music Bembry said soccer Peals show will air Saturdays 3 OCT 22 Fallfest Fun Run 5 mile race open to all pm to 6 pm awarded registration Barash will broadcast The starts at 1215 prizes Old and New Wave Show Mon- atll15S- elbyField days 9 pm to midnight Junior mm 1230 Fallfest Parade through downtown Delaware Carol Uth will air classical music Sundays 9 pm to midnight SHOES 130 Fallfest Football game against Ohio Northern Berliner and Carolyn Kane will do a Party Music show Satur- DOWNTOWN DELAWARE University at Selby Stadium days 6 pm to 9 pm Junior Tom Ruggieri will Activities partially funded by WCSA broadcast a new campus talk Fallfest show Wednesdays 6 pm to 7 pm

itVT i life 1 n wvib Sale wt jjT i nth if11 1 En i Outward Bound is a shot of Continued from p 1 high adventure in the wilderness bably due to the drop in v And a lot more enrollment mm Its a trip thatll show you what Jim Lewis Manager of Great youre made of Race said that although Great i Race was new last year he has You can discover you can do if you seen a decrease in business Its almost anything you want hard to tell what effect enroll- try 111 3- week self- ment hasj but if enrollment had jf i Our experience in been the same there probably confidence sure isnt easy But it would have been more business might just last you the rest of vour Other Delaware businesses say life they have seen an increase of Your first challenge send for customers Steve Willi full information Williams bartender at the Brown Jug said he has seen more students in the bar this year than Name there were last year John Conklin bartender at Jacks Place said business had Street probably increased because of the alcohol pohcy passed last City State Zip year Now that the administra- tion is cracking down on beer at School fraternity parties more students come College br- here students Phone ing in a lot of money Mary Ann Sparks owner of Check the courses that interest you Fantasy said she had not been Canoeing Desert expeditions affected by the enrollment drop She said business had increased White water Wilderness since the store opened last rafting backpacking September This year Im get- Sailing Mountaineering ting kids in here that didnt even ijjj Outward Bound Dept CG know we were open last year 384 Field Point Rd Cliff Steinbrick Owner of The f Greenwich CT 06830 phone toll free 800243- 8520 Athletes Den also claimed a lilli ll ll li 1 I business increase Ive been here illiiiS Nil IIS ffi fi y A y since 1976 and business has in- 2 wuiwara Douna aamus muuenis oj any creased each year he said o sex race color and national or ethnic iBiit ilo We 1 are a

1 1 origin nonprofit organization 1 i I I I i Yeah I see a slight increase II N 1 Hh V W v irl if this year Butch Clash 3 scnoiarsnips avauaDte employee at Low Budget Records Every year our business has increased We dont Outward Bound depend entirely on college The course that never ends students though We also have a i i

1 1 ill lot of school hi- i ji r high students in riL llni Mv iiiiiiiiliihiihiiiMiiiniiiiiiiiiii riiiij iiiiiioiiiiiihiiini iiiLhi- iiiUhi i vMiiiniiintiiMiiiHii iniiiii i V here maiiriiiiB Oct 20 1983 The Transcript 17 OWU Seeks Balance ofEasterners Ohioans ford Conn By Celeste Henry good academic reputation said tend colleges within 200 miles of If these prove successful also wanted a small Staff Writer Registrar Mary Jean Roach It is home Weed said Ohio strategies recruitment in other private school She came to Ohio also an alternative for students Wesleyan is trying to aim at those southern areas will be started Wesleyan because its good Despite Ohio Wesleyans at- who did not get into their first Eastern students have mixed academic reputation had been traction to students students from the East choice but wanted to get away reasons for attending Ohio emphasized by her guidance Coast freshman enrollment for from home and still get a good According to Weed the goal of Wesleyan couselor and family she said Easterners this year is down 11 education the admissions department is to percent from last year according Sophomore Dee Gourdine of reach a 50- 50 ratio of Eastern to Senior Chris Healy of Long to admissions records Brooklyn said he came here to Although Ohio Wesleyan at- Ohio students A series of one- day Island came to Ohio Wesleyan to Fred Weed dean of admis- get a change from the fast pace of tracts Eastern students Weed tours aimed at Ohio students and play lacrosse and because his sions said 42 percent of city life I wanted a small the said his office has a campaign parents has been planned he brother was graduated from freshman class is from private school far away in a rural the East underway to attract more Ohio said here Though he said he is unhap- Coast compared to 53 percent town where everyone is easygo- students py with some of the administra- last year and 50 percent in 1981 Efforts are also underway to in- ing he said tions decisions he said he is Most Eastern students attend Demographic studies show that crease enrollment from Missouri Senior of pleased with the students here Ohio Wesleyan because of its 90 percent of college students at and West Virginia Weed said Judith Morrison Hart Local Deliverers Undaunted by La Pizza Popularity By Wendy Frantz deliveries jumped from 81 Sept Race Tominillis and Alley Interviews with Delaware piz- increased this year He said the Managing Editor 7- 13 to 311 Oct 5- 11 Bales said Pizza za merchants revealed that they pizza market is open to anyone this means 274 percent of the SAGA claims La Pizza isnt try- are not worried about competing If you can make a good pizza SAGAs La Pizza is one of the 1131 students on SAGAs ABC ing to slice into anyones pizza with La Pizza people will buy one hottest items on campus accor- Meal Plan now order La Pizza business Were not trying to We havent lost any business If La Pizza can make it ding to Mike Bales Ohio once a week compete with them said Tom noticeably since La Pizza open- fine said Great Race assistant Wesleyan food service director Despite increased campus Wilson food service manager for ed Dominos manager Nick manager Bill Fellows Theyre He said his optimistic outlook is popularity La Pizza still has a Welch and Thomson Hall Sharp said not really hurting our business based on La Pizza delivery long way to go to catch up with Were here to provide a service Tominillis manager Thomas Wilson said if Friday deliveries figures Statistics show that since Delawares four other pizza for students Booth who wasnt aware La Piz- prove successful hours may La Pizza opened Sept 7 weekly deliverers Dominos Great But La Pizzas unique chargeitho- za existed said his business has eventually expand to Saturday me option and low price do stack up favorably against other Delaware deliverers Its delivery La Pizza Dominos Great Race Alley Pizza Tominillis hours remain well below two for one 13 15- inch average See chart 14- inch 2- item pizza 512 NA 850 735 640 A comparison of deliveries shows similar results La Pizzas 16- inch 2- item pizza 696 900 970 825 755 311 weekly deliveries translates into about 52 pizza deliveries per night Although this figure is below Alley Pizzas and Great Races weekday average of 150 it tops Tominillis weekday average of 50 Dominos declined to release delivery figures Bales said La Pizza had to work hard to earn campus acceptance especially since last years ef- forts failed He said SAGAs pizza delivery experiment which ran from Oct 12 to mid- November flopped because of SAGAs cash- only policy and because its pizza could not match the more ex- J perienced deliverers The delivery system has since undergone several changes V Wilson said after considering stu- dent comments and complaints SAGA allowed students to charge pizza on Validine cards He said SAGA also improved La Pizzas TWIRLING PIES is no ninetof- ive job and Dominos pizza- maker cheese dough mix and sauce PIE IN PROGRESS La Pizza man Don Bradley prepares two piz- Dan Menninger knows it On a typical Friday Dominos delivers To speed up delivery time zas which will be delivered to their hungry orderers within 30 over 300 pizzas Delaware pizza deliverers agree Friday is the most Wilson said SAGA rented a se- minutes If business keeps booming La Pizza may add hot sub- popular pizza day cond golf cart the Trident marine sandwiches to its delivery menu Interest Group Might Apply for Small Living Unit By Celeste Henry gram responsibilities Brewer school year The duties of the they are new to the environ- Roth said the enrollment decrease has not Staff Writer said moderator like those of student ment said Roth Freshmen affected the to live dormitory units Residential life has no In the past Ohio Wesleyan has Each winter term interest assistants are to enforce Univer- need first the is plans to eliminate small living had the same five interest groups group advocates present an sity policies experience where it less get units on the campus apply for the same five living ideology and calendar proposal to However they are a little dif- specialized so they can an because is they are an alternative to This year however a new the review committee which in- ferent because they are a lot idea about what best for the units student interest group might move into cludes Brewer and two students smaller and because of it may them one of the houses said Nancy The committee reviews the have more of an informal At present the only residential In a sample of GLCA schools Brewer residential coordinator proposal and looks for qualities policy Brewer added small living unit filled to capacity Denison Kenyon and Oberlin of Welch and Thomson and ad- which are similar to the Univer For example a small living is the Fine Arts House with 12 Oberlin was the only school which viser of the small living units sitys goals that they encourage unit may have a different open residents The International had a program similar to Ohio Brewer said that earlier this and promote interaction between container policy Certain parts House capacity is 13 and has 12 Wesleyans term she was informed that a the University and students and of the house may be off limits the Womens House is 12 and has Mary Jean Johnson office group which she declined to iden- provide a learning center for the whereas the dorms fine anyone 10 the House of Black Culture is 10 7 manager of student life at tify would attempt to apply for a campus Roth said outside his room with an open and has and the Romance Oberlin said they have an Asian house For example the International container Brewer said Languages House is 15 and has 9 House French House African Al Roth assistant dean of stu- House has informed the campus The five present small living However Roth said a unit House Womens House and a dent services and director of of their ideals through informal units are the Fine Arts House would not be closed because it is Third World House housing said there is a chance a discussions talent shows and House of Black Culture Interna- under capacity by a few students new interest group could do such fund raising dinners Roth said tional House Womens House but would if it failed to meet Unlike here Oberlin hires a thing The advocate of the group is and Romance Languages House University requirements and if house directors with Thats why I encourage the usually the person who will be the Freshmen are excluded from another interest group had a bet- undergraduate degrees and some houses to keep up on their pro moderator of the unit the next special interest houses because ter proposal for the next year experience in student services 18 The Transcript Oct 20 1983 Freshmen Cadets Seek Wings at Ohio State BLACKBURNS Ohio Wesleyan currently has wesieyan are doing well con drive to Columbus for every of training are optional and she is FALLFEST two students enrolled in the sidering the problems en- class he said The cadets attend not sure if she will make a com- Reserve Officer Training Corps countered by commuting cadets one of two scheduled classes each mitment to the program If she SALE program that used to occupy the Ohio Wesleyan students week does she said she will apply for a bookstore building according to receive special tutoring sessions Dickson agreed that it is a scholarship to help them by end of to WOMENS Registrar Mary Jean Roach finish the disadvantage attend only one Im a pre- med student So the term because Ohio Capt Allan Torrington assis- State has a class a week after I get out of medical school I Fully S tant professor of aerospace different academic calendar Neville said because she can will automatically have a job y studies at Ohio State said Torrington said only attend one class per week Neville said The tutoring is also necessary TailoredJl JyS- freshmen Bob Dickson and Debra she has more homework than Maj Joseph G Avon comman- cadets from Ohio because students are unable to other cadets Neville dant of cadets in Ohio States pro- uits Dickson said on typical Thurs- gram said Ohio Wesleyan KXX cadets Wool and day he arrives at Ohio State at 1 benefit from the arrangement Wool Blends Sponsor Needed pm and participates in a leader- because Ohio State has a large ship lab where cadets practice program Regularly marching and military drills Avon said because over 400 109 to 225 For OWU Nursery Dickson then attends a military cadets participate Ohio States science class for an hour After program can provide NOW AS to more The Ohio Wesleyan Early Santschi said she is trying class he is tutored for an hour leadership training and trips to LOW AS Childhood Center better known limit expenses This year the and returns to Ohio Wesleyan at 4 Rickenbacker Air Force Base nursery school is looking parents have started to pay a sup- as the pm Capt Steve Cullen assistant for a new sponsoring department ply fee and also provide the Neville said ROTC is like tak- professor of aerospace studies Students majoring in education snacks Were trying to cut down ing any other class except that said the ROTC program at Ohio and child- related fields do on utilities too she said W5 she wears a uniform State is a school within a univer- 0 c laboratory studies at the school said the University Santschi Dickson said although he sity as well as a break from said Justine Santschi nursery not provide her with a does receives no academic credits for college for the students school director breakdown of expenses Thats the work he thinks it is a good op- He said in recent years some The community studies depart- part of the problem were try- portunity He said he will get ont- ROTC programs of the smaller Poly Silk ment which sponsored the ing to save money without much hejob experience and likes colleges in the area closed down nursery school for the past four on where we need to information meeting people who due to low enrollments years was cut last year by the have similar FLOPPY NOW AS save it interests Cullen cited Otterbein Capital University The nursery school employs BOWS fairly confident we can He said he became interested and Ohio Dominican as Im four part- time teachers all of examples Prints Stripes get into another department in in the program because his father OQQ whom have bachelors degrees Roach said the University pro- Santschi said early childhood education or participated in the ROTC while in vides transportation and tuition 18 The school has also been used related areas Senior Sheila college Reg 8 to hiU for projects by psychology He said after he graduates and registers the trainees for Fagan a family studies major courses speech and womens studies works there as a student teacher from Ohio Wesleyan he must Roach Ohio students Santschi said The and receives one credit per term serve in the Air Force for four estimated six BLOUSES Wesleyan students have NOW AS psychology and education depart- The school also employs four years He said he would like to be been Ms Sero Terry graduated from the program ments would be the two logical work- study students They are stationed in Germany someday VA1VI UJ 4 JAJ Of since 1974 Two par- choices to take over screened closely and must have so he is taking German language students PolyCotton ticipate in the Army ROTC David Robbins chairman of experience working in summer classes at Ohio Wesleyan at Reg up to 1KDI99 Capital the psychology department said camps or other background with Neville saidthe first two years 3800 his department could take the young children Santschi said nursery school on if necessary ACTIVE WEAR like to see it go to a strong Morning and afternoon ses- MUB Id 2- Pub Attracts department and I think ours sions which last hours each JOGGING now is ideal Robbins said cost 325 each per child Approx- psychology faculty would have to imately 80 children aged 2 to 5 Nibblers TV Fans ji vote on to attend each week Each child is Students consume 26 pounds of in stock Mitchell said suns pj99 whether take over the Reg 30 school permitted to attend no more than popcorn and 56 pounds of nacho Many MUB Pub activities have JJJy Olga Hough chairwoman of the three sessions per week chips at the MUB Pub each week been planned according to Karen community studies department Santschi said The school ex- according to Robert Mitchell Hall chairwoman of the MUB said the psychology department poses children to art literature food service manager at the Pub Pub planning committee of The a The terms activities started in SLACKS has the creativity and vision to and course other children Pub has unique setting NOW AS Were not a day- care center which could be a break for September with Monday Night Cords Wools run the nursery school LOW AS Louise Musser chairwoman of Were into teaching not babysit- students tired of the usual cam- Football on large- screen televi- Polys Chinos the education department said ting Santschi said pus dining hall sion a new event at the Pub this Reg up year her department has not yet con- The nursery school built in Mitchell said the MUB Pub has to 44 Dynasty sidered sponsoring the school 1963 and located at the corner of taken steps to expand the menu Night continues on No one from the administration Franklin Street and Park which will include pizza The Pub Wednesdays this term and has asked us to think about it Avenue has served as a model now offers table service nightly Thursday nights student disc Much Much More she said for other schools in the state after 7 pm jockeys will provide the Robbins said having the educa- Santschi said Teachers from Validine cards may be used to entertainment tion and psychology departments area schools often come to purchase everything except beer The committee also plans to br- EUarkbtmta operate the school jointly has not observe If points could be used on beer I ing local music groups to the 5 NSANDUSKY been discussed Its unique in that the building would have problems keeping it MUB Pub on Friday nights The rap against the school has was built specifically as a always been that its not a nursery school she said The CUSTOM TRANSFERS money- maker Robbins said school has scaled down funiture SportswearCapsJackets Controller Keith Mathews said a steps and fixtures Group and Team Discounts study completed- Iwo years ago Many other universities have The Brothers of showed the school costs the very poor facilities for nursery University about 12000 a year schools Santschi said PHI GAMMA DELTA Delawares Camera Store TTHE Would like to Welcome 1 Day Film Processing OUTTEQ all Parents Alumni and Film and Dark Room Supplies Friends to our Fallfest Complete line of Party Goods Gifts Candy Making Cake and Decorating 53 NORTH SANDUSKY STREET Classes and Supplies DELAWARE OHIO 43015 Activities Welcome All To 614 363- 5190 Saturday Brunch at Noon Cocktails at 500 PM and ELLENS MART Welcome formerly Sunday Crunch at Noon MO Sells Parents 3S2- 7821 52 NSandusky St Oct 20 1983 The 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POSTER PICKING Students browse through Resource Center A community group not yet Contact prints at the MUB during last weeks poster sale chosen will receive the profits Kevin at 548- 7001 sponsored by the Student Y and the Womens Life in a Suitcase Finished Student Helps Others Adapt The Sisters of By Jenny Epstein the United States and other coun- many There is a greater em- Staff Writer tries are not overwhelming phasis placed on language she Junior Claudia Behn Most foreign students are simp- said Most people are bilingual remembers what it felt like to be ly not accustomed to the freeness and some are even trilingual would like to Welcome in a strange country with no of college life nor the idea that Right now Im trying to master pillow or sheets and your whole they are in a new and different French Alumni life in a suitcase country she said Americans have false first im- Parents and Friends Originally from the Rhine- Behn who came to this country pressions of foreigners Behn Ruhr area of Germany Behn while in high school said educa- said Classmates at her said cultural differences between tion is stressed more in Ger American high school were ig- to a norant about Germany relying on what they had seen on TV she Cooperation Helps Students said Initially I was stereotyped Reception as a typical Nazi German This really bothered me because I had Saturday October 22 1983 Adjust to Strange Country never even thought of that International Student Snedeker said This method helps before at Assistants and Student Assistants the ISAs because they often do And culture and language dif- seem to agree that working not live on the same floor as the ferences are sometimes com- 1100 together to help international students and do not know when a pounded by political ones Behn am students adjust to life in America problem is developing said Germany shares a border brings the best results The ISAs run three types of pro- with an Eastern bloc nation Senior Sue Snedeker an ISA grams to help the international while the United States is a cou- said she believes her job is students Sen said ple thousand miles away The harder than that of an SA I was He said the cultural programs geographic distance makes a big an SA last year in Bashford This try to help speed the interaction difference in political attitudes is much more difficult because I process between international Behn thinks her experience as am responsible for about 25 and American students an international student assistant students spread out in Welch and The University has tried to and as president of Horizons In- Welcome Thomson speed the interaction process this ternational enables her to help in- Parents Snedeker is one of four ISAs on year by giving international ternational students culturally and Alums campus responsible for talking to students American roommates socially and emotionally international students once a Snedeker said Horizons International is a week to help them with adjust- Both SAs and ISAs meet with cross- cultural organization ment problems the American student before his designed to promote awareness or her international roommate Stop by Buns problems ISAs of various cultures through pro Snedeker said arrives Snedeker said During students with grams and meetings during your weekend help international the meeting the culture and range from showing them where Many foreign students initially customs of the roommate are ex- is to teaching them feel isolated Behn said Horizons visit Its always a the bank plained so the American student currency is great about American can help the international student a way for foreign serving you to meet pleasure Sophomore Ranjan Sen ISA for adjust to the new culture students other foreign Austin said he welcomes new and American students she students helps them move into Sen said the students ap- said help they their rooms and gives them infor- preciate the receive Behn an international studies The eager to know mation about the school students are major hopes to work for the Ger- Buns afamily all they can to fit in It is really Swee Ling Ang a first- year stu- man foreign sevice after she amazing how well they respond OWU dent said the ISAs were helpful graduates Her education in the tradition for students They will usually tell you of pro- when she arrived a week before United States is part of those blems outright and their orientation She said they showed career plans families her the campus and made her Adjusting to this country is an This summer Behn visited her feel welcome even though the ongoing process We help with the parents and friends in Germany school was empty preliminaries and with further She said it was difficult to read- She said the ISAs sponsored a help when needed he said just to German language and trip to Northland Mall in Colum- Sen said ISAs work more than customs Restaurant Open bus so students from warm the 15 to 20 hours listed in their I was glad to get back to the 1 1 till 8 buy winter job descriptions The job is all my new am pm climates could States Through Closed Mondays clothes the time Anyone or any situation American friends and new situa- SAs who see a problem may require our attention at any tions I now realize what it is to be 6 W Winter St developing alert an ISA time an American 1983 20 The Transcript Oct 20 9 fT i i Bishop Banter By Paul Bisberg V Demoted Sailors To Join the Club r Junior Fred Hunger is a good sailor I can make that statement without having raced against him or even sailed with him for several reasons His list of sailing credentials is extensive He is captain of the Ohio Wesleyan sailing team which was rank- ed 13th in the country last spring Last season he was an Honorable Mention All- America pick He is Commodore of the Midwest Collegiate Sailing Association rf Last weekend he competed at the Midwest Singlehanded Cham- pionship in Chicago and finished second out of 18 which qualified him for the Singlehanded Championship Next weekend he will travel to Maine Maritime Academy to com- pete against sailors from throughout the country in the Singlehand- ed Championship very possibly landing a spot as an AU- American In two will sailing team in attempt to win SEE YA Senior forward Brad Carney dribbles Carney scored a goal in the Bishops 2- 0 win over weeks he lead the their past an opponent in action from this season Ohio State Friday night the Sloop Nationals in New York But this is not just a story on Fred Hunger rather it is about the Ohio Wesleyan sailing team 3- It is probably a suprise to many people around here that Ohio Denison Boots Bishops 0 Wesleyan even has a sailing team let alone a very good sailing team The school maintains six small sailboats at the Leatherlips Yacht OWU to Face Scots Friday Club on the Scioto River without having to pay rent because the team members help pull the docks out of the water every winter The mens soccer team lost tin who said before the game Wesleyan knocked them off to and put them back in every spring their third game of the season thats the Bishops had to beat capture the OAC South Perhaps I am so aware of the team because I am a sailor too yesterday as arch- rival Denison Denison in order to win the OAC That inspiration worked for the although perhaps not yet on the same scale as Fred But I can not shut them out 3- 0 in Granville title and get an NCAA bid did not Big Red in the second half when figure out why the sailing team is seemingly unknown around cam- The loss was a costly one for blame the loss on injuries they scored their final goal pus After all how many nationally ranked teams does Ohio the Bishops because it all but This is the worst game weve Junior forward Bill Paul booted a Wesleyan have wiped out their hopes for the OAC played all year Martin said pass from Sage past junior Let me be make it clear that I am not cutting the football team title and may have cost them an Denison just kicked our butt and Bishop goalie Scott Nelson to give here I know those guys give it their all every Saturday but when NCAA Tournament bid they deserved to win Denison their final margin of was the last time they were ranked 13th in the nation ser- Ohio Wesleyan also lost the Denison took control of the victory The sailing team receives a yearly budget of about 2800 which vices of its two top scorers senior game from the outset with Sage said We went out there is used for both the fall and spring seasons The money is used for forward Rick Wyirtan and sophomore Nick Sage putting on thinking of this as just another traveling expenses and boat maintance Usually the team freshman forward Bryan Bundy a scoring exhibition game and Ohio Wesleyan as just members travel to a regatta in their own cars because renting a who were both injured Just 43 seconds into the game another team University van would soak up much of their budget out with a Wyman was forced Sage scored an unassisted goal to Big Red coach Ted Barclay in Now I think most people would agree that 2800 is not a huge ex- knee injury with 2019 left in the give the Big Red an early lead his 17th season at the helm was penditure for a varsity team that is consistently improving and first half It is not known whether that would stand up the rest of the suprised at the ease with which making a name for itself rest of the he can return for the way Then later in the half Sage his team won But the school or at least the athletic department seems to feel season put his team up by two with The outcome of this game was that it is an unnecessary expense The committee on intercollegiate Bundy suffered a broken elbow another unassisted tally far beyond what we had ex- athletics has determined that the sailing team will become a club later in the half and will miss the Sage said his team was in- pected he said We had just level sport next year rest of the year spired by the memory of the last beaten a relatively weak team by They will still compete they just wont receive varsity letters Seventh- year coach Jay Mar two years in which Ohio Continued on p 22 It was felt by the committee that sailing could be run as a club sport student formed and student operated and sailing has been that way for several years said Richard Gordin director of athletics Athletes Share in Fellowship and the teams faculty adviser So what will this mean for the team If they can still compete By John Johnson Originally we wanted to get A particularly memorable mo- whats the difference Well for one they will have to join the Sports this thing started about five years ment from that meeting was a crowd of University organizations clamoring for WCSA funds ago but I guess there just wasnt story told by senior linebacker Will WCSA be willing to finance the team Will WCSA allocate The MUB Chapel will be in use enough interest to get it off the Ted Jameson about one of his more money to the team if they qualify for the national champion- tonight as it has each Thursday ground Agne said Then last coaches that labeled another ships As a varsity sport they were eligible for additional funds to since last spring term by a group year Brent West a football player as being dumb Jameson travel to one national event a year The team has been invited to of about 20 people What you player who left Ohio Wesleyan said He the coach told him the Nationals for the past five years may ask are these people doing came to me with a list of 12 guys that he was so dumb it took him Massachusetts Institute of Technology spends a seemingly in a place like this on a Thursday who wanted to do it an hour and a half to watch 60 endless amount of money on their sailing program They buy a new fleet of boats every couple of years They have a beautiful boat night Enthusiasm seems to accom- Minutes The room erupted in house on Charles River and a full- time sailing coach who prac- Growing spiritually and pany the groups growth this laughter These guys have a good the tices with the team four or five times a week building stronger friendships year Agne said several players time I would hazard to guess that MIT spends more on its sailing team says Ohio Wesleyan sophomore anxious to get FCA started ap- Sophomore basketball player Ohio Wesleyan does on its football program That fact in itself basketballer Steve Hendrix proached him before football Jim Koehler attended his first then does not say MIT is a much larger probably much Hendrix is member of the season started meeting last week and plans on much because than Ohio Wesleyan But it does prove my Fellowship of Christian Athletes Last weeks FCA audience con- becoming a regular wealthier institution point to an extent Why when the sailing team is doing so well The group has been meeting sisted of 14 gridders 3 round- I really enjoyed myself he would the University possibly want to chance botching up a good under the leadership of head ballers and a student trainer said It gave me a chance to thing athletic trainer Tom Agne since Agne would like to see a greater discuss personal experiences that last spring term range of students attending everyone could relate to Its things that do happen and I think This year there has been more You dont even have to be an how to ever and the I learned handle them All- interest than athlete here at the University to better Runners 19th in Ohio number of people attending the be a member he said Its just Sophomore gridder Bill Stump The mens cross country team lege and university in the state weekly meetings has grown from a group of people with a common the unofficial president Agne placed 11th out of 21 teams in the which has a team which gives its beginnings of 4 or 5 to last background athletics and a tabbed him to run the meetings college division and 19th overall smaller colleges an opportunity weeks 18 common interest their faith in when he couldnt make it said in Saturdays Ohio Interc- to run against the larger Division The FCA is a national organiza- the Lordr that like Koehler others could be ollegiate Cross Country meet at I schools tion which lists among its The meetings are not all scrip- turned on to the FCA if they Malone College in Canton Senior captain Mark Kimball members such famous athletes ture and prayer although there is would attend one meeting The meet was scheduled to be who finished 30th individually as football players Danny White some The focal point is on shar- If you ask most of these guys held at the Delaware Country said This is one of my favorite Archie Griffin and Joe ing ideas about how to react to theyll tell you that after one Club Friday but the meet was meets all year because its dif Theismann But it is the local different situations that athletes meeting youre hooked he said delayed a day and switched to ferent we get to run against chapters such as Ohio find themselves in One meeting Even if youre unsure about Malone because of wet Division I schools Im just disap- Wesleyans that keep the dealt with how to handle anger in your faitht it can really help you conditions pointed that we couldnt run it organization alive a positive way as a person The OI CC involves every col here in Delaware Oct 20 1983 The Transcript 21 Students cco soeccoooecccoscccosoeooeooooeooeoeoa Faculty Compete I Add a now twic tn 8 Nationwide in Triathalons Halloween Tricks and Treats By Yalinda Rhoden The only time for rest Nestles Color Hair Spray Staff Writer Staley said is the time you Available allow yourself between events at Student and faculty tri- athletes Madden said he became in- Del Rx are surfacing at Ohio Wesleyan terested in the sport when Staley swimming biking and running last years mens swim coach their way into the sport of the suggested team members par- 1980s L ticipate in Ohio Wesleyans an- W- j nual spring triathalon TU Sophomores John Madden and Since then Madden John Jefferson along with David has entered two other triathalon Staley professor of meets the largest being in mathematics and Michael Chicago last summer Kearns professor of English where he are finished 126th out of 800 The 0WU Book Store four Ohio Wesleyanites who com- Madden said he could not pete in triathalons finish his second race in Newark Ohio John Madden Welcomes Triathalons consist of swimm- because of the length of the race Parents ing biking and running The and the extreme heat near my best You have to events vary in length and order I have to improve my quit Alumni Friends running your job and train to and but always occur one right to become more train train after competitive be the best another Madden said I am nowhere An international business ma- jor he has no plans to do that He Intramurals Attract said he competes to stay in shape to but would like to become better at More Than 300 also a varsity swim- mer said he loves all three By and seven womens touch football Fallfest Weekend 33 Jan Hiltner sports What influenced me was Staff Writer teams seven mens soccer teams and six mens and five coed watching the Ironman Triathalon Have you ever watched a varsi- volleyball teams Also scheduled on TV he said ty sport and wished you were par- in October are a 36- hole golf tour- ticipating Instead of dreaming Staley both nament a badminton tourna- and Kearns have many students are competing in ment and a cross country meet participated in the Ohio intramurals Wesleyan event and other area The Ohio Wesleyan intramural Touch football the most triathalons Staley said the Stop in to see our wide department offers a wide range popular intramural sport in largest triathalon he entered was of fall sports from which to terms of participation is divided in Sylvania Ohio where he selections of sportswear choose including touch football into four leagues including the finished 129th of 480 participants volleyball and golf All faculty womens league He finished third out of about members and students who are Womens football is surpris- thirty last summer in Delaware greeting cards and other not members of a varsity squad ingly aggressive and rough in the 40a- ndover age group in that sport are eligible to Were ready to play this year a For most of us its encouraging 0WU souvenirs participate member of the Amazing just to finish Staley said Raymond Leech associate pro- Amazons womens team said fessor of physical education is It is in the winter term 3C the intramural director He said however that the program en- 2 participation has dropped some joys its greatest success since last year due to the enroll- There is more participation ment decline but there is still especially among the men in plenty of activity taking place winter intramurals due to the There is something going on cold weather Leech said This every day of the week There are winter I hope to get more people approximately 130 men and 70 involved in the indoor soccer women playing touch football 50 games men and 45 women playing Everyone involved in the pro- volleyball and 24 golfers Thats gram seems to agree that in a lot of participation tramurals provides a needed op- Presently there are 16 mens portunity to compete Stickers Now 6- 34 The Brothers of Delta Tau Delta The field hockey team tied their match against Musk- West Virginia Wesleyan 1- 1 ingum Bishop coach Laura before knocking off Muskingum Bump said Wish to Extend a Warm Welcome 2- 0 last weekend to bring their Bobcat coach Kathy Haas said record to 6- 34 We didnt play to our potential The Bishops fourth tie of the We are a much better team than season came Saturday when what we played today junior Lissen Thompsons goal The Bishops all was matched by a goal from West did wake up for to their second of Virginia Wesleyan junior Linda match the day with a goal by Metrione junior Pam Butler in the first half Both coaches were dissatified In the second half Thompson with their teams play scored her se cond goal of the day We didnt come to play this morning We dont do well in the Tuesdays game against early hours of the day I hope we Woostef was rained out and Parents Friends and Alumni will be awake this afternoon for rescheduled for Monday 5- 12 Spikers Lose Pair The womens volleyball team and the outcome of the match on Campus for Fallfest 1983 lost matches 11 and 12 last week could have gone either way as they were defeated by Cedar- Even though the team has a ville and Otterbein 5- 12 record Parker said the team Coach Mary Parker said the has displayed consistency in team played very poorly against some areas that needed it Cedarville and was completely Our serving seems to be the dominated in the match most consistent strength this The Bishops played better year as we are serving around 93 against Otterbein Parker said percent she said 22 The Transcript Oct 20 1983 Top OAC Pass i fir li Defense Invades Bishops to Stick to Aerial Game By John Johnson football presents us with a different Sports Last week Ohio Northern roll- challenge he said Coach Jack Fouts said his team ed over hapless Marietta 60- 0 Throwing those footballs for will be facing the strongest Fouts said ONU is playing their the Bishops will be Hoods son t it C team weve seen this year when best football of the year right Jay The sophomore quarterback 4 the winless Bishops take on Ohio now has racked up some impressive Northern 4- 2 Saturday at Selby Theyve got to be in a good statistics this year but has not Field frame of mind with a full head of been able to lead the team to a The Polar Bears of coach Wally steam after last week he said victory Fouts said he hopes this Hood have the OACs second best Im sure theyve got their eyes week will be different YV defense according to this weeks on playing Wittenberg next week statistics and perhaps more im- for the championship We have to No one can say when well win portantly in this game the top do things very well for us to win a game this year or even if we pass defense Hood however denies his team will he said Im sure that the This presents a challenge for will be looking past the Bishops to kids are frustrated because the the Bishops passing attack next weeks confrontation with times weve played well we which has provided virtually all the Tigers came away with only ties and the of the offense thus far this season This is a game we feel that we other times things just havent Were still going to throw the have to win the veteran Polar worked out for us ball Fouts said Our attack is Bear coach said We have to I do know that we are a better based on the pass and for us to take it one week at a time and this football team now than we were open up our running game we week its Ohio Wesleyan at the beginning of the year and have to do well in our passing I know theyve been down this weve got more talent than we did game Im convinced that the year but theyre still a fine foot- four or five years ago Weve just modern way to win football ball team They live and die by got to forget the past and play as games is by throwing the throwing the football so it well as we can

RUNNING FOR DAYLIGHT Junior running back Sam Adamc- zyk rambles upfield after one of his six receptions Cards Defeat Bishops 48- 29 against Denison week By John Johnson Were not quite good enough 56- last Margot Berking photo yard touchdown pass his se- Sports to stem the tide offensively or cond scoring bomb of the day Touchdown runs by Sam defensively when problems oc- With Otterbein leading 35- 21 Adamczyk and Brad Warnimont cur he said We play well for a the Bishops were forced to pass Booters gave the football team a 14- 0 first- while and then well make a on practically every down Fouts Continued from p 20 I expected a letdown after the big quarter lead but turnovers and mistake and we dont recover said that allowed the Cardinals to win over Ohio State Martin tentative play led to its demise from it sit back and wait for the pass only one goal This is by far the said referring to 2- 0 win Saturday as Otterbein beat the Otterbein led by the passing of They teed off on us when we best game played year Fridays weve all over Division Bishops 48- 29 in an OAC Blue freshman quarterback Chris threw the ball We couldnt beat and it came at the I Buckeyes the right time Division game in Westerville White quickly capitalized on the them that late in the game unless Ohio Wesleyan hap- despite losing Martin said he was much I felt that we had the game in Bishop mistakes and took a 21- 14 we threw it and they knew he two it the players who have ac- pier with his teams performance decent control after we got that lead late in the second quarter said counted for almost half its goals in the shutout victory over Ohio early lead said head coach Bishop sophomore quarterback The Bishops last touchdown this season to 22 managed get State Jack Fouts but after that we Jay Hood countered with a came on a 39- yard pass from on 12 shots goal more than We totally dominated a very got kind of tentative and didnt 10- yard scoring pass to freshman Hood to freshman split end Chris Denison But Big he by Red goalkeeper good team said It was play real inspired football Chris McComish and senior Rob Belville Hood finished with 20 of Steve Horan thwarted the far our best game the year When we got the ball down Hellers conversion tied the game completions in 44 attempts for 287 Bishops with 14 saves We had a long talk there again deep in Otterbein at the half yards The loss dropped Ohio beforehand and we came out territory in the second quarter I felt good about coming back Wesleyan to 11- 31 for the season ready to play I cant think of one we could have really been in to tie it right before the half JVs Win 3- 1 in the OAC Southern Division player who had a bad game for great shape but we just didnt Fouts said Even though we had The Bishops defeated divisional us get the job done not played well in the second The junior varsity football foe Otterbein Monday The Bishops will face Wooster Ohio Wesleyan was plagued by quarter we came back and got team closed out its season Mon- In that game they shut out the tomorrow in a 730 pm contest six turnovers three of which led right back in it day with a 20- 19 victory over Cardinals 6- 0 after a lackluster at Roy Rike Field Ohio Wesleyan to Otterbein scores in dropping The first two times the Bishops Ohio Northern first half in which they could will be seeking to avenge last their record to 0- 42 overall and had the ball in the second half With only 45 seconds left to muster only one goal against a years loss to the Scots in the OAC 01- 1 in the OAC Blue Division disaster resulted Fumbles by play and the Bishops behind team that is in their first year of championship game which Fouts said his team played well Hood and Warnimont led to a 19- 17 freshman placekicker varsity competition prevented the Bishops from winn- at times but as has been the Cardinal touchdown Then on O- Shaheem Abrahams kicked his We really played terrible but ing their fourth straight league case all season could not sustain tterbeins next series of downs second field goal of the day a I wasnt too disappointed because title the effort for all four quarters White found Jeff Clark for a 23- yarder to win the game Hood Guns For Records 77

Move over Mike Wallace attempt 554 and completion 7 Wallace Ohio Wesleyans 290 records this season Projec kv quarterback in 1981 and part of ting his statistics over four 1 1982 and holder of nearly two seasons he would also rewrite 1 r I dozen school conference and the Bishop record book in career r i NCAA records may soon see plays total offense passing j some of his marks erased by yards and interceptions and the I sophomore Jay Hood OAC marks in attempts comple je- 11 ttons passing yards and total I Hood who has started games since replacing an injured plays I Wallace in last years Capital At his present pace he would game has thrown for 1344 yards break no NCAA season or career i in the Bishops first six games marks but he could challenge the i this year Division II- III career marks in J With three games to play this attempts completions and total S year Hood seems certain to plays i 1 break Bishop single- season stan- Hood plays against his father t 1 dards for plays 365 total yards Ohio Northern head coach Wally 1638 passes attempted 339 Hood a 1957 Ohio Wesleyan i j i and completed 191 and passing graduate Saturday The only yards 1811 The OAC marks in record he has a realistic shot at I all but the total yards and passing breaking this weekend is the yards would also fall at his pro- single season Bishop mark for of s sent pace fensive plays He needs to throw Hood has a good chance To also or run the ball 54 times to equal Sophomore quarterback Jay Hood break the Ohio Wesleyan career Wallaces 1981 mark of 365 Former Ai- lAmerican Mike Wallace 82 Oct 20 1983 The Transcript 2S rj js T 7 Newcomers Spark

1 Booters to Success It has been said by many ex- Martin said But more impor- I perts in the sporting world that tantly to us he has taken the V1 the best thing about freshmen is pressure off of Rick Wyman that they become sophomores Teams cant afford to concen- r T t i If that is true then Bishop soc- trate on Rick or Bryan will burn cer coach Jay Martin has them something to cheer about He has McNamara is a native of three freshmen and a sophomore Ireland but went to high school in with freshman eligibility who Garnerville NY He is a great have already made significant attacker Martin said but he contributions to his teams 112- 1 needs to get a little better defen- record entering yesterdays sively and hell be a complete game at Denison player Freshmen Bryan Bundy Tom Miller a forward from Pitt- r McNamara and Erik Miller sford NY is only three assists along with sophomore Matt away from the school single- Byers are doing an awesome season record of 10 set in 1964 by job according to Martin Charlie Moazed and tied last year Ive never had four new peo- by John Gower M r ple come in and play right away Erik has stepped in and done is GOTCHA Senior linebacker Ted Jameson Jameson the Bishops second leading tackier like they have he said Its a super job with our offense wraps up Heidelberg quarterback Joe this year with 55 Also in pursuit are junior Bill tough enough just making it into Martin said He has come 83 Kevin 93 Borkowski in an earlier game this season Warren and sophomore Troy the lineup as a first- year player through for us when we needed but to do the job that all four of it them have been doing is just well something else Byers was a first- team All- Ohio Father- Son Pair on Opposite Bundy a forward from Cincin- high school selection two years nati has quickly become the ago at Westerville North He was teams second leading scorer highly sought after but attended Sides of Gridiron Saturday behind senior Rick Wyman His Ohio State and did not play soccer play has freed Wyman from be- last year By John Johnson real big deal and I imagine it theres always the added ing double- teamed as he was ear- This year he at Ohio Sports probably is but I dont really pressure of playing for your enrolled ly in the season Wesleyan and im- think of it that way father that you dont have if became an This is parents weekend at a very good scorer mediate His father concurred To be youre just one of the guys he Hes starter for Martin at Ohio Wesleyan and Saturday especially in the penalty area forward there will be many proud fathers honest with you I try to blot it out said and mothers strolling the cam- of my mind Im aware of the fact Wally said he didnt influence pus with their children Wally that my sons playing quarter- Jay in any way about where he Hood is no exception hell be back for the other team but it chose to go to school The Brothers of here to see his son Jay a doesnt enter into anything I do I recruited him like I do any sophomore during the game other player which I feel can help But Wally and Jay will be on I think its a lot tougher on his us here he said But I left the Chi Phi opposite sides of the football field mother than it is on either of us decision strictly up to him Hes Saturday afternoon because Jay Why didnt Jay stay in Ada actually the second son that Ive is the quarterback of the Ohio where he was the starting had play football at another Welcome Wesleyan football team and Wal- quarterback at Ada High School school Jays brother Jeff plays all ly is the coach at Ohio Northern for three years and play for his at Adrian College in Michigan the Bishops opponent in the 130 dad The elder Hood is satisfied that Parents Alumni pm tilt at Selby Stadium I considered going to Nor- Jay is doing well at Ohio I really look forward to this thern and it came down to there Wesleyan He said it was the to game Jay said Its different and Ohio Wesleyan but I felt that Bishops pass- happy offense that but its not all that its cracked up I wanted to get away from home influenced his son to come to to be People make it out to be a and get out on my own Plus Delaware FALLFEST He chose to go to Wesleyan for a lot of reasons but he was pro- 12 Athletes Inducted bably enamored by the throwing WEEKEND of the football He didnt want to By Paul Bisberg honorable mention Al- lAmerican as a football end come here Northern and stand Cocktails at 4 30 Sports back and hand off the football Women were not included in Dinner at 5 30 The induction of 12 new the Hall of Fame until 1976 and he said members into the Ohio Wesleyan this year six women will be in- Right now nowever the game Saturday Oct 22 Atletic Hall of Fame will be a ducted including former is whats most important to both 216 NFranklin St part of this weekends Fallfest womens swimming coach Jane father and son activities Morrison Former AU- Americans Steve Morrison retired last spring Dutton Dick DeHaven and Ken after 20 years at Ohio Wesleyan 9- 5 Monday Walker head the list of Ohio Female inductees who were at OWU Painters Cap Sale Wesleyan graduates to be the University prior to 1950 are Regularly 250 Tuesday Thursday recognized during half- time elected mostly on the basis of in- GENE BASS 9- 7 Wednesday ceremonies at the Ohio tramurals and class competi- now only 150 and Friday Wesleyan- Ohio Northern football tion Pollock said because MANAGER game on Saturday womens intercollegiate competi- 2Saurday tion did not As a senior Dutton led the 1971 exist then football team to the OAC cham- For her participation in basket- pionship and was named to the ball baseball and field hockey acciscs Kodak All- America College Divi- and leading her team to the sion team which is about the basketball inter- class champion- a a highest hone an Ohio Wesleyan ship for two straight years o SPORTING student can get said Charlie 1919- 1920 Lois Harbage 21 GOODS Pollock director of public will be inducted relations Other 1983 inductees include player Bob In four years of OAC competi- baseball Foster 75 10 tion Walker won four conference who led the NCAA in hitting his tennis titles losing only one freshman year basketball center Bill 54 Discount for all match He advanced to the third Michael OAC students wrestling champion round of the NCAA Singles Cham- Peter Earle Ask about charging home pionship twice and was named 72 state tennis champion Suzie Kurz Hildebrand 76 Ail- American in 1978 sandusky Esther Bliss Knapp 26 Lois Phone 32 south st DeHaven a 1960 graduate was Smith Regan 52 and Nancy 61454- 85436 Delaware Ohio 4301 5 a state- class sprinter and Ryan Kitzmiller 59 M M83 J 24 TeJTranscript

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