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By Mmry Wey the News). Indeed we have moved." dards of competency as we define it is written into the record Slmfl Reporter Dr. Moore said a condition which I fervently hope we The statement reads He outlined actions the University- can eliminate." he said It was and is the intent of the University President Hollis A. has taken to end sex discrimination on Dr Moore said faculty at the Univer- Faculty Senate to be understood as Moore. Jr.. yesterday said "if a dis- campus, including: sity should be hired in the future on the endorsing and standing by principles passionate and carelul review reveals -Appointing a Director of Equal basis of individual ability and the best and practices of equal treatment of the discrimination exists in the policies or Opportunity; qualified person should be employed sexes, but it is equally clear that the procedures at Bowling Green State --Providing special salary for whatever position is available Faculty Senate has not in any way University, then we need to know it." allowances for women: Dr. Moore invited any faculty mem- accepted the aforesaid report by the Dr Moore made the comment while -Preparing special reports for the ber who believes he or she is being women as having proven the exis- speaking to Faculty Senate about HEW Regional Office for Civil Rights: treated unfairly in either rank or tence of discriminatory policies or charges made by the Women's Equity -Developing an affirmative action salary to bring a complaint imme- practices at Bowling Green State Uni- Action League i WEAL l plan with goals to be submitted to diately to the attention of his or her verslty WEAL charged the University this federal authorities for review. department chairman The statement was adopted by the week with sex discrimination in hiring --Substantially involving women in He said if the faculty member and senate and promotion practices, which is pro- both the search and screening commit- the department chairman agree that hibited by Executive Order 112466 tees for a permanent provost: some adjustment must be made in IN OTHER action. Faculty Senate -Showing support for the Ad Hoc salary or status, and if the provost approved the Pass No Record system DR. MOORE criticized The RG Committee on the Status of Women's approves, then a change may be made for evaluating students in English 111 News for charging University officials report. "at the earliest moment when funds and English 112 on a one-year trial with "sitting on their hands, ignorant are available " basis of concerns relating to alleged prac- DR. MOORE said through such The new grading system will go into tices of sex discrimination at the Uni- actions the University has "shown an DR. MOORE said, however, that this effect winter. 1973 The program will versity." attitude and feeling of concern and type of action should only be tem- be evaluated after one year by a Dr. Moore said he was most deep dedication that inequalities of any porary "because I want us to rid our- Faculty Senate appointed committee. disturbed about the statement in the kind are not to be tolerated." selves once and for all of inequalities Under the system, students' writing Dec 1 editorial which said, "..It's "I am totally opposed to inequalities as best we can define them and as will be evaluated according to ori- unfortunate formal charges of dis- or to injustices against any individual promptly as we can abolish them." ginality of expression, organization, crimination had to be filed with the regardless of race. sex. or any other Dr. Sheldon Halpcrn, associate mechanics, grammar and usage and U.S. Department of Health. Education characteristic In fact, whatever professor of English, requested that a style and Welfare to force the University to inequality exists which prevents each statement, clarifying the senate's atti- At the end of each quarter, students move." and every faculty member at this Uni- tude toward the report by the Ad Hoc will be required to pass a proficiency •'I protest the accusation imade by versity from being judged on the stan- Committee on lb* Status of Women, be test, evaluated by two outside instruc- tors If the two instructors cannot agree on an evaluation, a third instructor will read and evaluate the examination. Apollo ready for takeoff If a student receives an unsatisfac- tory in the course neither the U or a record of the student's enrollment will appear on his file. By Howard Beaealct They spent time in spaceship AFTER APOLLO 17. the United However, a student will be required AP Aerospace Writer simulator* and then took to the air in States has no plans to return to the to repeat the course until a grade of jet trainer planes for the third time in moon for the foreseeable future Satisfactory is received. Instead, its manned space program CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) - four days, flying high acceleration runs ■»■ WTWIPOTOPTO* vPw/ »»wj^P^PPl »• i Apollo 17. perhaps man's last visit to over south Florida to prepare for the will concentrate on earth orbital FACULTY SENATE also approved the moon for decades, is ready to blast gravity forces they'll experience on flights, starting with the Skvlab space work by the Committee on Amend- off tonight on America's most liftoff. station next April ments and By Laws, which changed spectacular manned space launching. The Soviet Union also says it has no wording in the Faculty Senate Charter The ruth it over. Studonts-ond ovon dogi-once crossing each The smoothest countdown in Apollo WITH ZERO HOUR approaching, moon landing plans and that it too will in which sex discrimination references history ticked flawlessly toward a 9 53 the pace quickened at the launch pad as emphasize earth orbital flights which were apparent. other's paths, leave behind icy footprints that toll of familiar p.m. EST liftoff in the first afterdark crews worked to prepare the Saturn 5 can be of benefit to mankind in the The use of the word "chairman" was toutet and varied destinations. launching of a U.S. manned flight, a rocket, the command ship America fields of weather forecasting, kept in the charter because it was seen fiery event expected to draw half a and the lunar ship Challenger. communications and hunting earth as the name of a position and not a million visitors to the Cape Kennedy Flight batteries were activated, fuel resources. form of sex discrimination. area cells serviced, tanks pressurized, and If skies are dear, anyone for 500 food and equipment stowed aboard the Dr. James C Fletcher, admini- miles around should see the rocket as it spaceships. strator of the National Aeronautics and cuts through the darkness trailing a Five tiny mice, packed in a sealed Space Administration, said in a recent New council to review 2.200-foot tail of flame. However, a container, were put aboard in an interview that if U.S. astronauts return forecast of considerable cloudiness experiment to determine the effects of to the moon in this century it will have could dim the prospect for many areas. cosmic rays on brain tissue to be part of a joint expedition with the Soviet Union and perhaps other AMONG THOSE here to bid farewell Many critical countdown items countries trustee board applicants to Apollo is Neil A Armstrong, the remain, including the loading of the For the last Apollo. NASA has Saturn 5 today with more than 800,000 selected a scientifically intriguing site Gov. John J. Gilligan has announced EACH COUNCIL will be comprised the nominating council can keep the first man to walk on the moon election of the trustees confidential Armstrong, who made his famous walk gallons of liquid hydrogen and liquid named Taurus-Littrow as the landing plans for a nine-member Trustee of one trustee, one administrator, two oxygen fuel. site for Cernan and Schmitt. Nominating Council to fill vacancies on faculty members, two students, the He said in the past names of persons in July 1969. now is a professor of nominated for trustees have been aerospace engineering at the Cernan. Evans and Schmitt, who boards of trustees at Miami University president of the Alumni Association have been adjusting their schedule to a THEY ARE TO guide the spindly and the University of Cincinnati. and two members of the general released. If it was found out that these University of Cincinnati public. people were not selected. Kelly said, it Astronauts Eugene A Cernan. late wakeup, plan to sleep until early legged Challenger to a touchdown in a afternoon today They'll undergo a three-mile long volcanic valley which If the program is successful, the Gilligan said within the next few could hurt their reputation in other geologist Harrison H Schmitt and weeks he would appoint the nominating situations. Ronald E Evans yesterday completed brief physical exam, eat and suit up for Cernan terms a "box canyon" because governor said it will be expanded to include all other state-assisted colleges council for Miami University, since Kelly also said the two student 16 months of training for the final and the trip to the launch pad. nine miles it is ringed by mountains rising up to from their crew quarters 7.000 feet and universities one of its trustees has resigned members on the nominating councils most ambitious of the A polios There will also be a vacancy at the will be recommended by the University of Cincinnati on Dec. 31 University student who is the repre- when one of the present trustee's term sentative on the governor's advisory expires. council Trees: for growing, Under the governor's plan, the council will review applications from He said Dr Robert Cecil, executive interested persons and give the assistant to the governor, will choose governor a list of five candidates to fill the rest of the council. climbing and saving a vacancy. Kelly said the concept of trustee The governor could choose from councils was a direct result of a Is a tree more than just roots, branches, limbs and leaves' among the five nominations or reject proposal by the student advisory board Others think so. and so do we. the entire list and ask for additional to the governor made at its Nov 14 The Swedes believe that a tree can cure sickness in children. A names to be submitted meeting. naked child is dragged through the exposed roots by its mother--but Originally, the councils would have the charm is only supposed to work on Thursday. DENNIS KELLY, the University s been composed of five members--a California's Maidu Indians believed that originally the earth was a representative to the governor's student, faculty member, trustee, mass of fire which gradually collected in the center They believed student advisory board, said the key administrator and someone from the that the roots of trees connected to the fire which could be extracted point in the test cases is if students and general public. by special drills. Today, most people hold trees sacred, not for their once-believed supernatural" powers and spirits, but for their valuable role in nature's ecological structure. Director appointed They know that forests are diminishing and are finally asking what they can do to help We've suggested a remedy Ten weeks ago we kicked off this quarter's "Save the News" drive with a plea for everyone and anyone for computer center to keep their copies of the News, and to return them to us at the end of the quarter for recyling James L Downs, current manager 1974 It will be operated exclusively by OUR REASONS? We too believe trees are sacred A tree CAN be of data services for the agricultural the two universities, but will provide more than roots, branches, limbs and leaves. It can also end up as equipment division of Allis-Chalmers services for all higher educational particles of soot and unnecessary pollution when a newspaper, its by- in Milwaukee. Wis.. has been named institutions in the slate product, is burned. director of the Northwestern Ohio Through recycling, man is not only taking from nature, but giving University Computer Center. Downs has also served as manager of back. The center, which will be operated data communications systems for If you feel a tree is sacred simply because you enjoy its shade or jointly by Bowling Green and Toledo Badger Meter. Inc.. and manager of because a quiet forest leaves you at peace with the world, then that's universities, will be located on a five- the University Computing Center at reason enough to want to help. acre site near Perrysburg in the Levis Marquette University. See you Saturday, from noon until 4 p.m. behind Moseley Hall. Industrial Park, midway between the He joined Allis-Chalmers in 1969 and Nature needs help, and if man won't respond, who will? two campuses was named to his present position in The center should open in January. 1970. »oge 1 The BO Newt, Wednetdoy, December 6, 1972 • _ • ePjTgRjgLS opinion e equality foreign 'ship' sinking fast
On Feb. 24, 1972. the University Board of Trustees approved an By Tetbome Tekl* recognize the existence of such a ship of the world. It provides immediate But, unfortunately, the projection and "Equal Employment Opportunity Policy Statement and Affir- Intrrnittoeal Ceater on the campus. answers to such innocent American portraiture of those cultures or peoples In fact, the ship is not the usual type questions as "Is Africa in Nigeria? Are mative Action Program'' establishing an Office of Equal are often a blend of myth and reality - Editor's Note: This li the first in a and is not familiar to the department of you going to be a prime minister with a made in Hollywood. Opportunity. two-part series oa the lateraatioaal the Navy or the Marines. It mounts no bachelors degree when you return It is alto possible to assume that On April 27, 1972 University President Hollis A. Moore Jr. Center. guns and catches no real fish home"' Do people live in houses?..." American students could satisfy their announced that $22,000 would be set aside from this year's But, it fishes such unique species as By function, it has a responsibility to cultural curiosity by traveling over- operating budget to equalize salary inequities for male and Weekends are perhaps the only Babafunsho, Sukhupanyaraksa, establish correspondence with any seas. But. that will take a well-to-do female employees. occasion the two smiling secretaries Maquirriain. KatoKiremerwa and etc foreign student applicants seeking and generous daddy or a good paying This fall. Faculty Senate endorsed a series of recom- are not on board their grounded ship. admission to this University. Besides, summer job. THOSE NAMES might sound like the mendations asking for equal treatment of both men and women But the captain is often there - either the center is not purely academic but plotting correspondence charts for a brand names of some foreign com- also is an arena for social and cultural HOWEVER. FOR those students faculty in terms of salary, promotions and tenure as a result of a fishing cruise to Africa. Asia. Europe. modities, or names we give to the interactions. whose green-power is in question, the report by the Ad Hoc Committee on the Status of Women. South America and elsewhere or unknown - Martians. But. make no mis- It is the home of the World Students' activities within the International Yesterday. President Moore announced that any funds compiling the captain's orders lake, they are names of people from Association iWSA) - an organization Center are perhaps the possible available this fiscal year or at the beginning of the 1973-74 fiscal 1'is heterogeneous crew of 138 are our own universe. which has existed on campus for answer. year will first be used to eliminate any proven salary inequities. usually on an extended shore-leave and They and many others fall under the almost a decade but very much Be that as it may, but the We commend the persons involved in implementing these deci- may return to their ship at times of label of "foreign students" Generally, unknown to the American student on International Center with all its trouble and need - renewal of visas and they are here to accomplish one ob- campus. sions although we believe they are not enough. functions is on the verge of collapse passports. jective - call it what you will, WSA s purpose is to give the foreign There Is a lot of apathy feeding on And we hope the formal charges of discrimination filed with The crew call their flagship "The education, miseducation or student a sense of belonging and to help American students on campus the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare force the International Center" and their uneducation. him recuperate from the cultural Coupled with this is the lack of University to move faster and further on this issue. captain • Dr. Edward Shuck. It is now As it might sound, the International shock he might encounter on his first attention by this University. Yet all this does not speak to the alleged discrimination against almost two years since the Center is not just a local chapter of arrival here. Through various At a time when international women in admissions policies also charged in the complaint. International Center cruised all the some fraternities or sororities, nor is it activities it also provides American understanding is a must for the Although "there is no enrollment quota," women must have way from BGSU's Johnson Pall down one of those provincial social clubs. In students with sufficient exposure to survival of mankind. BGSU has begun elfect. it is a microcosm of peoples. other cultures. higher grades and test scores to gain admittance to the to the dry dock of Williams Hall. sliding away from the principles of It is a museum of cultures and universal education. The decrease in University because "facilities are made for half men, half THERE IN THE basement, the languages. It is a congress of ON THE AVERAGE, the attainment foreign student enrollment ifrom 186 women enrollment" and because "five times as many" women International Center banished for a nationalities with representatives from of understanding other peoples through to 138 this year) in this University is apply. while, but later revived with a new and over 42 countries. discussion is the basic objective of the also the result of America's We hope the charges filed force the University to move to reorganized operational headquarters. It is a medium that keeps BGSU in organization. However, the problem is. unpredictable diplomatic arrogance rectify this situation. Except for the fleet commanders of touch with the outer world • the world only a few Americans take advantage and militancy. As Dr. Moore said yesterday. "Where restoration of equity, Bowling Green State University and unknown to the average man in of this situation Discouraging too is the enormity of their admiral Dr. Hollis A. Moore, the Bowling Green. It is possible to assume that justice and fair play is involved, gradualism is unacceptable." the out-of state-fee that a foreign i public was not aware of the Inter- American books, movies and the man student bleeds to pay every year, if not national Center or the banishment. Nor THE CENTER serves as a calling media can provide a good many of every quarter. TJ» flagship. "The ■ does the University public still station for peoples from all the corners those unfamiliar cultures and peoples. International Cetfter". therefore, is not even grounded any more but is sinking semantics slowly.
Within the last two months. Faculty Senate has approved almost all of the major recommendations made in the final department report by the Ad Hoc Committee on the Status of Women, including a resolution calling for equal treatment of male and female faculty members in terms of hiring, promotions, salaries unfair and tenure. Yet yesterday, in the wake of formal charges filed against the University for allegedly discriminating against female faculty I would like to protest the outright members and students, the senate passed a resolution stating discrimination against women's sports practiced by Fred Ortlip and The BG that it has "in no way accepted the...report by the...committee News sports staff. as having proven the existence of discriminatory policies or Consistently, the sports editors have practices" at the University. refused to run articles about women's _, We Jind that little .example of semantic maneuvering totally sports using excuses such as: women's reprehensible. sports are of little interest to the The ad hoc committee presented sound evidence that female University community, the articles faculty members at this University are consistently paid less, have been mislaid, or there was confusion among the sports editors and promoted and granted tenure less often than their male concerning the printing of the articles. counterparts. It also proved women are clustered in the lowest paying IT SEEMS ODD that articles faculty ranks and in departments traditionally reserved for concerning the men's swim team or women-education, home economics, library science. any other men's team never seem to Faculty Senate may not dare to call that discrimination-but get mislaid or bogged down by the so- we do. AND ONE FOR MY FRIEND, HERE!' called "confusion of the editors." The women athletes are forced to write their own articles and submit them to The BG News. The time- LBTTers. consuming work involved in these articles is futile, for the editors delay the printing of these articles for weeks after submission, if they see to print accurate insight into black struggles them at all. Articles about the women's swim ..Black students cannot perceive indictment, but the education system And instead of communicating, the situation and where we will go from areas, accessibility to campus by all team constantly appear in The their education as a development but as a whole that exists inside this students receive, memorize and here, this is to say when talk comes to police. i Toledo I Blade but do not seem to be only as an omnipresent evil that lends country, maintaining oppression... repeat. This redundant process breeds an end and the implementing of change viable news to The BG News sports itself to infinite self struggle The time Students in this country are conformity and lends itself lo begins It is up to us all to be about If the black family (faculty, staff, editors. has come lor us to make our education awakening to the fact that this suppression of mental growth and getting this change administrators, graduates. 1 protest this unfair treatment by the relevant so that our lives can acquire a educational system acts to control creativity " undergrads. etc.. etc.! don't use sports editors and feel it is about time sense of viable, progressive direction them insofar as it employs a process WE MARCHED IN silence, a Southern University as the motive to they recognize women's sports as For anyone to ask that we remain that does not teach us how to think but THE ABOVE paragraphs are moratorium, in the memory of our two move, to struggle, to do and to ask for worthy news. Ortlip and his associates idle in discontent > rather than to i rather i what to think excerpts from a press statement de- dead brothers. Think a little deeper in change then we. the rest, will struggle should realize they are sports editors initiate changes I with this educational In this process students act out the livered by black students of Southern the same thought of those brothers, without you few not men's sports editors -system, delivers the greatest affront to role of "banks"' or University's campus in New Orleans shouldn't we seek to make them the . our human dignity depositories Wherein the student's iSUNOt. in theStateof Louisiana. last? Bill Jones Valerie L. Newell It is nol only the Southern University only function is to be "filled" with The statement gives accurate insight Understanding that's what the 107 Rogers co-captain women's swim telm educational system that is under knowledge into the struggles of black students brothers would have you do for their everywhere on every college campus lives were taken while in the process of in the U.S.; this even applies to us here doing then, what we should now be at BG who seem to think and reflect on about finishing for them, for us. for the outside world as some far, too far, each other for we are all one of the •me BG hews detachment of reality same. each human unique The same set of realities that lorced We. speaking totally collectively of the situation there in Baton Houge, all BG's family elements, will not An Independent Student Voice are here at BG and we all. black and allow this to happen In the Amam a white, must at our "own" levels mere sign stands in memory and To Ohne Zunge Editorial Staff superiority ol the male sex. why have seek lo alleviate those dangerous tribute to the two fallen brothers, this You are assuming that man and you failed to mention the lact that the elements of our problemed is not enough. woman each have a fixed human majority ol (he male students on environment. editor katharine I. hatter, nature What evidence can be produced campus occupy their weekends not in We must deal from this point, Each individual should erect a managing editor L tcott icrodon to support this claim"' the pursuit ol knowledge, but instead in accepting our setting as a reality bul monument in his or her mind of a nawt editor £&, hothloow m. froze The biological and social sciences no Kettmg drunk'' one subject still to change positive conviction, to strive editorial editor ann m. HofDouer longer admit the existence of individually, collectively and in what makeup editor - ,curti» m. hoiletf unchangeably fixed entities that What 1 am advocating is not ever way necessary to help BG and ALLOWING FOR A change that sports editor frederk r. ortlip determine given characteristics, such women s liberation, but human permits the furthering of all our America save itself from an ~as those ascribed to women. Jews, or photo editor morcte j. km lot liberation I have no desire to be cultures, not attempting to say that one eventuality. iNote: there is nothing '.Negroes superior to men. all I want is a chance should be dominant over the other and here to keep what happened at copy editor ^SSfc-*"--" Jeoncejtell ;. The fact is that every human being to control my own destiny that we i people of color i will not allow Southern from happening here or in • ntortainmtnt editor patrkia 1.1 is a separate and unique individual II Why should all the ideas, talents, and our culture to be castrated and co- your own community where you come it were true that all men exhibit "the skills ot the lemale population be opted either, understand this from. I Business Staff honor and dignity indigenous to their wasted by refusing to grant qualilied sex. then according to your argument females entrance into graduate schools Has there been change since Jackson WE WILL NOT allow BG to become busineM manager..... voughne. reckheW it must also follow that all women are and the professions'' State' No! Has there been change a microcosmic community mirror, advertising manager John g. pefteck - "dumb and brutish It is abundantly clear that no since Kent"' No' Will there be change reflecting the insanity of this country. tales manage* „ mkhaeJ j. volentini However you have stated that 'by sigmlicant improvement in the social at Southern U" MAYBE! To continue to mold our minds as and large the female portion of this position of women can be made until Will we here not recognize that a storage systems filled with mis- campus are dumb and brutish " By women everywhere come to realize situation exists that is so paramount in education of self and a valuelessness of Editorial and Botineti OffKe. 106 University Hall and large'' does nol include ail that they are not interior, that they are its nature to deal with solving any less a system created without any thought Phone 372-2003 members of a group not "chicks", or bunnies'. or truthfully, realistically and honestly of furthering human dignity. l».Otw»«»,i»ei>.
By Dceay Law Sen Howard Cook (R- money out of gambling pro- Commission on Law IF A LOTTERY were Staff Reporter Toledo). also participating fits." he said. Enforcement and Adminis- established now, he said, in the program, disagreed Cook said most of the tration of Justice, which that money could be kept in f^^ In the face of rising state "The state is already in people buying tickets in the staled that illegal gambling state, and people from and local taxes, eight states sound financial shape," he New Jersey lottery have is a $50 billion-a-year busi- neighboring states, in the last four years have said. Because the personal been low to middle income ness including Indiana, West adopted lottery systems in income tax has been passed earners, and these are the l.'e said Ohio has its "fair Virginia and Kentucky, order to raise additional and the budget is in "good people who cannot afford to share of these illegal activi- could participate in Ohio's revenue. shape." a lottery system is lose any money. ties." lottery. According to The New not needed, he said. "There's been no evidence York Times. New Jersey, to substantiate charges that "It's immoral for us to "It gnaws my insides to which has what has been "WHEN YOU GET this is a poor man's game." bury our head in the sand, so see citizens of Ohio playing termed the most successful something that produces Mottl countered. "This to speak, and allow illegal the lotteries of the sister system, has received 26 in- that many millions of crosses all economical and gambling activities to states." he said quiries from states in- dollars, someone is going to social lines-you'll have corrupt policemen and terested in the operation and get their hand in the till people from all walks of life politicians," Mottl said. I'e said since 85 per cent successor its system. somewhere along the line." playing the lottery. "If they're going to exist, of the people in the United Cook said. "Even it poor people do then the state should get into States have an inclination to IN OHIO, a lottery pro- He said a lottery system play the lottery, I know the gambling business and gamble, "the state should posal has left a state House would give "opportunities they're playing the numbers get our fair share " get this money, not the gam- committee and is due for for buy-offs of elected offi- game, too." Mottl said Ohioans will blers and the book makers." discussion next week on the cials " spend $10 million on other floor "Ohio doesn't need an MOTTL CITED a statistic stales' lotteries in the next The interview will be In a 30-minute taped inter- image of producing its from President Nixon's calendar year. aired this Friday at 8 p.m. view at WBGU-TV Monday night. Sen. Ronald Mottl iD- Parma >, one of the principal backers of the lottery pro- posal, cited three reasons for establishing a lottery newsnoTes system in Ohio I'e said: -The lottery would raise "bacchanalian revelries." as much as (100 million in Syrian alert Justice William H. Rehnquist, in a Truman illness additional revenue; sexually explicit majority opinion, -It would "keep Ohioans' KANSAS CITY (API - Former said the First Amendment freedom President Harry S. Truman was money here in Ohio." l.'e BEIRUT! API - Syria has canceled does not go beyond books and movies Fallowing en •orfy imwW Mm Porry o< Ma said Ohio's citizens now admitted to Research Medical Center ■diwaam military leaves and ordered an alert to "gross sexuality" in public Riding have "a lot of money" tied, yesterday afternoon with what was could crutoa aamaat H iKa fay af MM laa* af Mi fcmWi ttHM* in expectation of a massive Israeli described as pulmonary congestion. potato barn. The farm has been converted into a tnowmobiU up in other state's lotteries; attack within the next two days, the -It would put "a substan- His condition was reported as fair fhe roof Beirut newspaper An Nahar said by a hospital spokesman tial dent" in the numbers yesterday ITT denial racket. "No tests or treatments other than The paper said that, according to continued antibiotics were planned Palestinian sources, the Israeli for last night. The next press con- target would be new Soviet SAM6 NEW YORK (API - International ference will be at 10:30 a m today." antiaircraft missiles which An Nahar Telephone & Telegraph Corp (ITTl Saigon must sign pact said were delivered after President denied yesterday charges by Presi- Hafez Assad of Syria made a secret. dent Salvador Allende of Chile that it British regret 48-hour visit to Moscow two weeks attempted to bring about civil war in BELFAST, Northern Ireland (API ago his nation - The British army said yesterday its "ITT has never intervened or inter- troops may have killed an innocent to end guerrilla fighting fered in the internal affairs of Chile in civilian and wounded another in the any way," a spokesman said. He mistaken belief they were guerrila Sex in public added that the corporation had never snipers. SAIGON (API-Viet Cong "Listen regularly to both picked up in the past two Saigon are advised. "Form taken any such action "nor are there An army spokesman said: "If these main force and guerrila friendly and enemy broad- weeks, were issued after movements to protect draft WASHINGTON I API -On a 6-3 vote any facts to support such a charge.'' men were, as we now believe, units are under orders to casts." these documents Oct. 31. the date Hanoi still dodgers and disobey laws. the Supreme Court ruled yesterday Allende. who is a Marxist, made innocent civilians, then the army continue fighting if the advise the Viet Cong. "If the insists President Nixon had Seiie control of the central that the states can shut down bars the charges in a speech Monday to the expresses its deepest regret at their originally agreed to for the United States signs a Americans announce cease- areas, especially the that feature nude dancers and other U.N. General Assembly. death and injury." fire and the puppet govern- signing of a cease-fire laborers' quarters." separate cease-fire agree- ment does not. friendly agreement ment with Hanoi and the forces are to continue They consist of orders to Saigon government refuses fighting" and notebooks kept by politi- to go along, captured docu- cal cadre containing indoc- ments show THE DOCUMENTS, trination lessons for a cease- fire in the Saigon area. Lynn named HUD secretary Other documents picked up in the same period indi- WASHINGTON (AP) ■ economic policy. Secretary George Shultz as Peterson as Commerce could come today. Overseas message cate the Communists are President Nixon promoted Nixon announced also that Cabinet holdovers. secretary. Besides the top planning a noisy, vio- Undersecretary of Com- Secretary of Interior Rogers Commerce department post, A program to allow families to record a tape of their lence-strewn reception for a merce James T. Lynn to C. B. Morton will remain in The Washington Post and WHITE HOUSE press the President's intentions voices and send it to relatives overseas will be offered from cease-fire in Saigon, Da secretary of Housing and his second-term Cabinet The New York Times, secretary Ronald L. Ziegler are yet to be announced on Morton, a former Maryland meanwhile, reported that would not comment on the 2-5 p.m. tomorrow by the Wood County Red Cross. Nang and some of the other Urban Development yester- three Cabinet positions- Transportation information will be provided by the Red big urban areas, where they day while sources reported congressman and national South Carolina textile manu- reported Commerce depart- attorney general, Agri- . Cross. never have had firm control. that Commerce Secretary Republican chairman, joins facturer Frederick B. Dent ment switch, but said The program is designed primarily for families with rela- "Stir up violence among Peter G. Peterson would be Secretary of State William is being considered for further announcements on culture secretary and . tives in the service overseas and those with sons or high school and university shifted to a new post as P. Rogers and Treasury nomination to succeed second-term Cabinet shifts Transportation secretary. daughters studying overseas students," party cadre in overseer of international wot WINTHR0P TERRACE DOMINO'S WILL BE North & South OPEN 'TILL 2 A.M. Has A Roof For Your Head CAMPUS NIGHT 1 Bed. Furnished S145.00/mo. DURING FINAL WEEK 2 Bed. Furnished (2 people) SWO.OO/mo. GIVE USA CALL AT 2 Bed. Furnished (3 people) S185.00/mo. 2 Bed. 2 Beth Furnished (4 people) 352-5221 S200.00/mo. OFFICE AT WINTHR0P SOUTH 400 Napoleon Rd. THE BG STUDENT THE DEN Open 9-5 Mon thiuFii. Sat 10-3 CO-OP IS NOW OPEN TUBS. & ThWs, Nights Till 9:00 P.M - OPEN TONIGHT TILL 10:00 - PHONE 352-9135 Hours: Wednesdays 12-4 1 till Wed.. Dec. 13. Location: 100, Cent rex Bldg. 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Phi Director ■ Peggy Otten Fri. - Dec. 8 Sat.-Dec. 9 50 00 Panhel Representatives ■ Patti Robertson - The Greek Jacket Reg. 6 - 8 Kathie Fisher Monkey Business Dustin Hoffman starts Social Chairman - Jerri Sanderson 6:00 and 9:15 in • Who is Harry - Navy Only ONLY House Chairman • Kathie Fisher MHfMi and why is Reg. 18* Rush Counselors - Debbie Graf ht sayng those horn- 99 Joni Woods Horn feathers 99 4 7:30 and 10:45 kte things about M? And Thank You 6:30 and 9:30 9 FKEattfcUJ. HOW* LB. JUST IN TIME FOR To The Old Officers —-t- |,, Ml -,1„|| — CHRISTMAS GIVING ■Ml mmJmwm — 1 Night Only— For A Job Well Done - U. HALL - -U.HALL ****** **WW***<**V¥*«**A**A******AA**< N. 4/Tka M Ntwi, Wednesday. Dtcwnkw 6, 1*73 Apollo era almost over
ByPealReecr dormitory-like sleep area Mission men know it's the But the workers are more AT Aerataacc Writer next to the control center. end of their work on a open. Mission Control. the nerve challenge that began in the "I know in my mind it's 'SPACE CENTER. center of all US manned early 1960s the last one, but I really hate Houston (API • With the space flights, stands at ease, Officials lake the hopeful to think about it." said one. Cape Kennedy crew it bat. humming away with its approach when asked about "I want to enjoy this one and (be men of Mission Control quiet efficiency, waiting for the fading space program worry about tomorrow when In Texas play a waiting that moment tonight when Its really the it's all over." game. Excitement reigns, again it guides three men a beginning." they say, citing And from another: "I've but underneath there's quarter of a million miles the motto of the Apollo 17 spent 10 years working to awareness that an era is through space to the moon. mission. They point to the get Apollo up and back coming to an end. space shuttle and wonders home It's hard to believe The last flight of Apollo "HOUSTON IS now con- yet to come that it'll be all over soon." has come to the Manned trolling," a voice will say Spacecraft Center iMSCI A shortly after Apollo 17 lifts shifting mood hangs in the from Cape Kennedy and the air. It is sweet and bitter, men of Mission Control will Outdoor group joyous and sad. again be in action. The landscaped grounds of The surrounding area, MSC. called "the campus.'' which boomed on space and the spare, stark black money, also waits. slates activities and white building vibrate No crowds gather There with the pre-mission excite- is no silver-smooth rocket Outdoors Unlimited, a Wayne Room. Union. ment of Apollo's last hurrah ready for a spectacular recently organized student Meetings are held bi- Another show Skeleton news crews Fiv. yam-old Robert U Dime concentrates on a group, brings together monthly. CREW-CUT, conserva- have arrived to prepare for students who have one For further information Bobby Shelby Lyman Chos* Inttitui. in New York, where he h receding imfrvcHen kn tively suited executives the days to come common interest-they are call 372-0102 between noon the ancient game. Maybe seme day he'll M lobby Hefner's ihmT stride briskly about, Motels and hotels which all outdoor enthusiasts. and 1 p.m. Monday through carrying bloated briefcases lino the wide NASA Boule- Fischer? Since the club's beginning Friday and wearing gaudy Apollo 17 vard across from the Space in October, members have Center complex have been badges. Secretaries, loaded bicycled to Maumee and down with documents, hurry booked weeks in advance. Pemberville and hiked to a from office to office. Staffs there also wait for the youth hostel on The engineer-technician coming buzz of activity. Wintergarden Road during a City utilities to purchase land artist who feed numbers into "Couple of days and it will rainstorm. $100 million computers and be humming." said a "We do go out in rain, and read the results as success barman at a near empty we will go out in all Mayor Charles Bartlett road tracks and is priced at tion the fragmented sewer, Wesley Hoffman, city IN OTHER action, city or failure-are ready for motel club on Monday night weather." said Jeff Budd, announced plans at Monday J6.000 per acre. water, electrical and street safety-service director, council: their last lunar perfor- junior (Ed.) and founder of night's city council meeting Mayor Bartlett said the departments,'' Mayor asked council to publicize an -Authorized the safety- mance. A few move into the BUT UNDERNEATH, the the organization to purchase 20 acres of land board of public utilities has Bartlett said ordinance which required all service director to buy a fire to house a city utilities agreed to pay 80 per cent of Councilman Thomas property owners to clear pumper. Seminar to focus PLANS FOR winter service building and ware- the cost with the city Carroll questioned the their sidewalks of ice and should include bicycling, house. covering the remaining 20 project because $12,000 snow within 12 hours of a -Authorized a transfer of sledding, skiing, and The land, owned by the I!. percent. earmarked for renovating snowfall. lunds in the city accounts on environment camping, Budd said. A J. I.'einz Company, is the city park rest rooms Failure to remove the bicycle trip, canoe trip and a located on East Poe Road "THIS te-acre purchase would be transferred to the snow will result in an order -(iranted permission for the city to be included in a An environmental edu- Knight, supervisor of back-packing hike are near the Penn Central Rail- will consolidate in one loca- land purchase fund to the city maintenance crews to remove the snow at federal-aid program for pri- cation seminar, a new environmental education for planned for spring break. "It looks to me that it is the property owner's mary highway system course focusing on the the Ohio Department of Budd said Outdoors likely our mayor is changing HEW grants to aid expense. improvements. meaning, approach and (education. Unlimited is working to priorities, if he is taking techniques of teaching about obtain recognition as a money to be used for rest- the environment, will be Discussion topics will campus organization. "The counselor training room renovations." Carroll offered winter quarter. include present environ- constitution has already said Elsass to address Faculty members of the mental concerns, the impact been drawn up." he said The University's the rehabilitation counseling Mayor Bartlett assured College of Education will of values and life styles on Budd said one advantage department of education has would involve disabled Carroll that rest rooms and graduates Dec. 15 team-teach the course environmental attitudes and to being a campus club is been awarded 164.468 by the veterans, drug addicts, other city park improve- Fall quarter commencement ceremonies will be at 10:15 It will feature guest techniques of environmental that University funds may United States Department of alcoholics and others unable ments would be finished by a.m. Friday. Dec. 15. in the Grand Ballroom. Union lectures by Dr William B education then be contributed to the Health. Education and Wel- to find employment. the beginning of the University President Hollis A. Moore Jr will preside Dr. Stapp, environmental The course is offered for organization. fare (PEW) to train The grant provides summer. David G. F.lsass. dean of the College of Education, will educator from the Univer- both graduate and under- The group's next meeting rehabilitation counselors. scholarships for 17 ol the 80 address the graduates and guests sity of Michigan, and Gene graduate students. will be at 8 p.m. Jan. 9 in the The graduate program is participants in the program CARROLL asked the designed to teach students tad includes tuition, fees mayor for a copy of the Candidates not planning to attend commencement should methods for rehabilitating and stipends city's engineering debts lo notify their college deans before Friday. persons unable to find work. The HEW grant brings to give "council a view of Tickets will not be required for guests. Dr. Darrell Minifie. pro- $405,184 the total amount of where you (city administra- Diplomas will be mailed to graduates during the month fessor of education and federal funds allocated to tion l stand engineering- after commencement. Teaching certificates will be director of the project, said the project since 1967. wise." forwarded from the state department of education. DOMINO'S DORM Candidates with questions about graduation may contact Magdelena Baker. Office of the Registrar. 372-2006 Brothers of Phi Delta Theta SPECIAL! Congratulations On Your Fall risis Phone 352-PLUS Sports Achievement E Well Pizza Lovers, Its 1st HOCKEY 2nd WRESTLING Fantastic Savings For Students Only been a great Quarter 1st SOCCER 2nd TENNIS In appreciation lor your shopping at Varan's So Here are the final UMQUE OFTS FROM MOUND THE WORLD 2nd FOOTBALL 8th CROSS COUNTRY WED, THURS, FRI. and SAT. - SALE DOMINO DOLLARS Great Job!! Lets Keep Building Tapestries - large and small from Italy, On Our 10 Point All Sports Lead 10% France, Lebanon, Spain. Tea sets, Wed- ding bands, Mother's Rings - 10 differ- The WEDNESDAY DOLLAR is ent designs. Phi Delta Theta Pledges and Lit' Sisses OFF Good off campus only. 15% OFF Clocks Thursday is good in Harshman, 20% OFF Turkish and Spanish Jewelry New Fraternity Row and Conklin. HCAVV 25% OFF Oxidized brass from India "McDonald's Quarter-Pounder Or Quarter-Pounder Fridays is for Prout or MacDon- with Cheese. Jusl right tor a heavy appetite." 30% OFF Swedish hand-blown glass ald East and West. IYS■McDonai master charge Saturday the Girls of Founders 1050 S. MAIN and Sorority Houses get to use their coupons. Clip your coupons FOR out now. 2 1 P.S. Best of Luck on Finals! THURSDAY NIGHT
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II. 1972 WE RESERVE QUANTITY RIGHTS GreatScot fRIfNOlY FOOD STOR£S Pot* 6/The M News, W>dn»ad«y, December 6, 1972 Peace delegates resume talks PARIS (API-A scheduled alternately picks the maintained their tight news written into the public sign a cease-fire. secret meeting between meeting place. blackout. agreement as a face-saving Henry A Kissinger and Le In Saigon, South Viet- gesture. Both US and South Viet- Due Tho of North Vietnam THE NORTH Vietnamese namese officials said namese sources said they was mysteriously canceled first issued word that the Kissinger and Tho are NORTH VIETNAM has believe North Vietnam will yesterday. meeting was off. The U.S. working on a secret agree- never admitted that its release some American pri- The U.S. and North Viet- delegation confirmed this ment in which Hanoi would forces are in South Vietnam. soners for the Christmas namese delegations an- and then shortly after- pledge to withdraw its South Vietnam insists on an season. This would be nounced that the peace nego- almost simultaneously with forces from the South. They agreed North Vietnamese regardless of whether an tiators will hold private the North Vietnamese-said added that this would not be withdrawal before it will agreement is signed. talks today a meeting would be held No reason was given by today. either side for the cancella- During the pause, the tion of the meeting, which cable traffic was heavy Reading workshop aids had been announced by the between Paris and the White White House on Monday House, presidential press The site for today's secretary Ronald L Ziegler rendezvous remained undis- said. Nixon received a teachers in Appalachia closed. It will be selected by number of cables, and sent the Americans in accor- instructions to his negotia- Thirty-eight teachers in region, she said. It is ject, which will end this dance with an agreement tor southeastern Ohio are especially important that month. reached between the nego- Officials on both sides learning to improve their reading skills be improved Shoemaker said the tiators whereby each side pupils' reading skills there because 90 per cent of teachers are "totally com- through a workshop taught the students in Morgan mitted" to the project. THURSDAY IS STUDENT NITEII.M - ID'S REQUIRED! by Marjorie Shoemaker, County h'igh School don't go After the workshop ends, a instructor in education. to college. follow-up consultantship will Claudia Rather, junior (Id.), assets two special education SUNDAY-OPENING TH.3PM ADULTS 11.11 | Shoemaker, a specialist in be offered by the University Just student* in making puppets and toy* from common secondary education reading THE PROJECT is funded department of education to houtohold items. Tho protect ia part ol a special odutMlow techniques, each week through the national Right the Morgan Local School helping course concerned with teaching children to coordinate hand travels to McConnelsville in to Read Program in con- District, she said movement! Morgan County to instruct junction with Title I of the teachers in ways to help Elementary and Secondary students overcome Education Act, designed to DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE problems in reading com- support development of Copr 72 Gen I H • Crnp prehension and to increase school reading programs. NOW tvi i 30 ONI* SAT « SUN 4 7 30 ONLY ACROSS 60 Mr li- ol the students' reading rate. I HiHiiinfc horn. printed mailer. I OUTMCEOOS! AUDACIOUS! SAUCI00I' Nearly 17,000 in federal ft H H , of a sort. 61 Gives a apeerh. Morgan County area is funds was appropriated to 11 Star in (»emint. 62 Form of located in the Appalachian finance the three-monlh pro- 12 Red »in.- Iripnhootina;. II Old-fashioned 63 Cavell, for MM. I.holo. 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Apply in Randy 372-1451 Merry Ave Call 352-4235 utilities Ph 154 2961 Cal , CAS'SESCV \J \«T,." \4.. - SH ,SA\ ■ flrfcas Effective Through Sunday, Dec. 10 person Bachelors III 893 S. after torn Maul after 7pm Coming Thii W**kl 5 pweeSlmgerlanddrum set I Im rail wtr see Wedne»doy, December 6, 1972, Th. BG Maws/Po*. 7 Concert in perspective Denver well-received Review wy David Fa»dray ■ His act was a carefully statement drew a happy A surprisingly good public Kniss' fingers were them- balanced selection of his response from the audience. address system carried selves a show as they moved Looking like that kid in own best ballads and songs Even when he said. "I wrote Denver's strong, clear voice expertly over the length of your seventh grade math by other artists that fit his this song on a camping and concise guitar picking his double bass. class who always managed style so well, they seemed to trip." during his intro- throughout the gymnasium to convince the teacher that be his own duction to "Rocky Mountain His musical ability could not DENVER did. at times, someone must have taken Between songs. Denver High." the Bowling Green Defaulted. come on as a "sweeter than the book with his homework built his rapport with the audience clapped and thou' crowd pleaser. His in it, John Denver led his audience by talking about shouted its approval. Although his voice over- sing-along "Silent Night." audience at Anderson Arena Bowling Green, giving a Denver's music was shadowed his instrumental which he did for an encore, last Sunday evening into a spoof on country and simple and to the point. It work, he displayed con- almost floundered in self- quiet world of his own. western music, juggling, was built on simple siderable sensitivity to his indulgence This world was a pleasant and saying whatever hap- melodies and nostalgic guitar. A simply chorded 12- one, with quiet music, gentle pened to be passing through lyrics that never seemed string enhanced the intimate Almost but it did work. emotions, and light-hearted his mind. forced in their imagery or ballads, while a six-string on John Denver was just too joking. Denver himself rhymes. which Denver showed some sincere to let that song be described it well when he He encouraged the crowd fine finger-picking, worked anything but an inspiration. returned for an encore and to sing along, and they His songs never made the behind his lighter songs As with all of his songs, the said, "It's awful warm and gladly complied. "Today" pretense of taking a pro- An important part of naivete was not em- friendly inhere." and "Jet Plane" drew the found pholosophical stand. Denver's sound was his bass barassing. but a source of Denver had no trouble greatest response, but a Even his inclusion of Tom player, Dick Kniss. Never strength. winning the audience. His murmur of accompaniment Paxton's "Jimmy emerging from the back- His simple approach to the good-natured humor and could be heard during each Newman." an anti-war ground. Kniss gave each life around him seemed to gentle songs capitalised on of his songs. song, spoke on a simple, song a fullness and fluidity be the only approach..at the good mood present in the personal level. The experi- that would not have been least it couldn't be wrong for crowd even before the show APPLAUSE was lavished ences he sang of could easily possible with Denver's unac- a couple of friendly hours on started on Denver. Nearly every be shared by every listener companied guitar. a cold BG evening. l> [ The performer as person By Patty Bailey even two weeks before recording session the day juggling act and remained singing, please feel free to Entertainment Editor Christmas break. after a concert. He was absolutely silent during the do so but limit yourselves But John Denver did it planning to leave at 6:45 poem. Denver had them in to the choruses and let me Not just any performer Sunday night in Anderson a.m. for New York so he left the palm of his hand. do the verses... it's my could return to the stage Arena And the audience the apartment early to get While he tuned his guitar show," he informed the after a successful concert loved it. some rest he talked about a lot of audience. and do Silent Night," for FOLLOWING the concert. things, mostly giving the When the crowd did start an encore, much less get the Denver sat across from a HE COMES across on audience some insight into singing along, Denver Using musk as his mean* of communication, John Denver lad audience to sing along and tinsel Christmas tree in the stage as more than just an his own life. seemed pleased. He grinned 'Country his audience down country roads to his homo stato of continue singing when he living room of a student entertainer. His songs have and told them they were so Colorado Sunday night in Anderson Arena. The concert was himself stopped and stepped apartment, ate half a dozen a sort of "this is my world DENVER wasn't always good "maybe we ought to sponsored by Cultural boost, Student Activities, and the away from the microphone. pieces of pizza, and drank and welcome to it." quality called John Denver. He was get a bus and some beer and Road' go on tour together " Student Body Organisation. Not just anyone could do it beer about them and he com- born Henry John Deutschen- without it being trite, not Practically the first thing municates with the dorf but when he started he had done after leaving the audience. recording. "They told me it Denver signed autographs stage wa: to telephone his It's only because of his wouldn't fit on a record after the concert, a first for wife, Ann. ability to project himself as label." he said. Bowling Green, and only the She doesn't like to travel a person that he can get It's apparent in Denver's second time he had done it. and Denver said it bothers away with some of the music that he loves nature, He spent a lot of time in 'S/acfe Alive I'-sort of him to have to keep leaving things he did in Sunday's and especially the state of Anderson Arena, making her behind in Aspen, Colo. concert. Colorado. His first song in sure that everyone who Review by It seems 10 put on a good electric, powerful, over- members are back to the After finishing the pizza. He juggled three rubber the concert was about "how wanted a signature got one. Frank Johnsoa live performance, and a fair whelming, but loud. Not loud rockin' and rollln Denver started munching on balls with his back to the far it is from this place' to visual showing as well musical ..loud. Lots . of I'm afraid that "Slade home-made cookies and audience, and recited a Aspen. (Colo.)." Denver liked the crowd | "Slade" is the number one ■However, the whole screaming and loud guitar will actually become talked about recording in poem without any musical He followed with "Going and it was apparent they group in England feeling I gained in listening strains another Grand Funk. It has New York the next day. accompaniment. to Carolina in My Mind." liked him. not only as a per- i But if it weren't for its to this recording was broken the same musical prowess He said it would be the The audience cheered former, but as a person as Current tour in this country when about six minutes into THEY TRY to fool you tor lack of it) and the same first time he had held a profusely during the "ANYTIME YOU feel like well and a mention in it, one of the group members though On this live album. earblasting power. 7 Esquire "s" Heavy 100 this announces. If you feel like "Slade" actually tries to do year, the group would have shouting, go ahead We've justice to John Sebastian's And if a group like Grand remained obscure to got these microphones Darling Be Home Soon." Funk can go over big. expect American ears picking up everything Adds to be hearing a lot from Two dance groups to perform I The October issue of to the atmosphere, y'know." It fails "Slade" in the near future "Esquire" magazine called Any atmosphere that The beginning of this cut is Not only does it play the might have been there is the'group "an English skin- soft and not unlike the ballad same type of loud noises, but "THE EXPERIENCE," an all-black now totally lost. it has the added advantage This is the week of the dance at versity Performing Dancers interpret head band' that looks like it was meant to be. But after modern jazz group, will perform in In England. Slade.' has a couple of minutes the of being from England. BGSU. it in body movement. the Droogs of A Clockwork tonight's show and will also present its Orange;' will hit America the music power in its Two different dance groups will be A modern dance class and members of "The Experience" will also be per- own show on Sunday, Dec. 10, at 5:30 with a bit of the old ultra- hands Almost all of the performing tonight and Sunday in forming in tonight's production. p.m. in the Amani vjojence." songs have made the productions of modern and jazz number one position on the dancing. The group has been rehearsing every The show Sunday will include With this type of exposure. dancing from modem jazz to love "Slade" is liable to become charts, except for one bum- The University Performing Dancers Thursday for two hours all quarter, and themes, in addition to depicting the life as big as the Beatles. mer that only got up to will be presenting an informal dance every night for the past two weeks in number three. program entitled "Fragments" at 8 preparation for the program. of blacks, both now and in the past. One word aptly describes tonight in the Forum, Student Services This production is being totally ITS FIRST US. album The program is under the direction with decent distribution. its music-loud I can't help Bldg. operated by students, Merry Pietila. Nearly 30 students will take part in sophomore, (AAS), said. of Jackie Mangum, graduate assistant "Slade Alive!" iPolydor thinking that these guys are in HPE, and her assistant. 55081. was recorded live at a 1.1.mil Funk with English the program, which will feature a Some of the dance titles are "Fire," concert and is the (irst accents, and heavy accents dance to the reading of a poem, in "The Box," "Cosmic Ballad." and at that addition to dances set to recorded "Contrary Directions." Sonnia Ramsay, freshman lA&S), exposure I have had to the said, "We're trying to get everybody to group Their performance is music. There will be two solo dancers. The Richard Hebein, assistant professor group will also present a technique come, not just the blacks. of Latin, will read "The Box," by John warm-up "to get everyone in the mood Both performances are free and open places to go...things to do Denver, while members of the Uni- of watching," Pietila said. to the public. The University's Brass Choir, an en- adults and $1 for students and may be the next two weeks, including a debate, semble whose performances range purchased at the door. Advance reser- a suspense serial and a special on the from the Renaissance to contemporary vations can be made by calling 372- life of Lorraine Hansberry. music, will present a concert at 8:15 2721 "The Advocates - The PBS Fight of p.m. tomorrow in the Recital Hall. All proceeds from the Scholarship the Week," will present a debate on School of Music Bldg Fund Concert Series are used to pro- freedom of the press, arguing whether Comprised primarily of music vide scholarships for exceptionally newsmen should be allowed to keep education and performance majors, talented students in the School of secret their source of information the Brass Choir is directed by David Music without fear of being jailed The Glasmire. professor of performance program will be aired tomorrow at 8 studies A CONCERT of Christmas music p.m. The program will include Fanfare will be presented by the University for the Lord Mayor of London" by Women's Chorus and University Men's Arthur Bliss, Jericho Suite" by Chorus at 8 p.m.. Sunday Dec. 10. in THE FIRST episode of "The Joseph Missal and "Canzona for Eight the Grand Ballroom. Union. Moonstone." Wilkie Collins' 19th cen- Trombones'' bySilliman-Massaino. Directed by James L Wilson, the tury mystery thriller, will be presented Women's Chorus will present Pales- on "Masterpiece Theatre" Sunday. "The concert is free and open to the trina's Magnificat in The Fourth Dec. 10. at 9 p.m., and repeated Fri- public Mode"; "Pueri Concinite" by Handl- day. Dec. 15. at 9 p.m. Geer; Missus est Gabriel" by d Subsequent episodes of the five-part THE SECOND concert in the 1972-73 dramatization will be aired each Scholarship Fund Concert Series will Morales; Randall Thompson's "Alleluia" and "The Cuckoo Caroll." Sunday and repeated each Friday until be presented on Sunday. Dec. 10. at arranged by Glaser. the end of the series. 2:30p.m. in the Main Auditorium. Uni- The Men's Chorus, conducted by "The Moonstone" was the first full- versity Hall. Richard Mathey. will open its part of length detective novel ever written in The concert will be highlighted by the program with "O Magnum English. guest soloist and pianist, David Pope, Mysterium" by Jacob I'andl Also associate professor of performance included will be Christmas favorites I studies. He will present Rach- Saw Three Ships." "A Virgin Most maninoff's "Rhapsody on a Theme of "TO BE YOUNG, Gifted, and Pure." "God Rest You Merry. Gentle- Black," the study of Lorraine Paganim" with the University Sym- men" and "The First Noel" all phony Orchestra, conducted by Emil arranged by Rajph Vaughn Williams. Hansberry's short but creative life, Raab will be presented on "Playhouse New Other selections for the concert The concert is open to the public at York" Wednesday. Dec. 13. at 8:30 no charge include Kabalevsky's "Colas Breugnon p.m. Th. University Performing Dancer, will prSMnt O production Overture, Op. 24"; four dance episodes Hansberry was the youngest Ameri- featuring modern donee tonight in th. Forum, Student Ser- from Aaron Copland's ballet suite. can and the first black to win the New 'Fragments' Rodeo"; and "The Mastersingers of York Drama Critics Circle Award. She vice. Bldg The Experience," a modern jazz done, group, Naremburg" by Wagner WBGU-TV Channel 70 has scheduled won it in 1959 for "A Raisin in the wl also perform. Tickets for the concert are S3 for three shows of special interest during Sun" Pog« a/The M Newa, WeeVmdey, December 6, 1973 Pat Haley -the trails and tribulations of a socond ymar coach. Selgo depends on long jumper By Keaay While Haley's eye and his solid how long he will remain in Selgo, a member of last Selgo said. "Our main Aatliunt Sporti Editor performances have earned the starting line-up. year's talented freshman problem now is that we have him a starting spot in the "Size is the biggest five, believes it will take to catch up with the One of the most pleasant Kalcon line-up. problem and it's really some time before the four competition and play their surprises in the camp of rough trying to contain some sophomore starters can level of ball and be bumps and bruises so far. "HE HAS TO be the most of the bigger guards," Selgo mold into a solid unit. effective." has been the steady play of consistent player on the said "I try to get the best At six feet, the Pettisville sophomore guard Dick squad." Haley said The possible body position and "THE PRESSURE that's native lacks the height Selgo main reason Haley is so keep the guard away from on us is to produce like the Haley sought last year. Selgo. who earlier didn't pleased with Selgo is his the hoop. coaching staff wants us to." figure too strongly in coach ability to run the offense and "Jeff Montgomery is the Pat Haley's guard plans, has the solid efforts he has given secret of Selgo playing, emerged as one of the most in practice. because Jeff will be consistent performers in a "Deadeye." a moniker covering the bigger guard." group of six hopefuls. given to Selgo because of his Ennn Haley said. "We have to I' i -i steady play and self- deadly long shooting, has contain the bigger of the two determination finally caught also come on strong as an guards so that our small offensive threat for the Kfrl Are Lakers guards can play." Falcons. Selgo believes he can get Ticket info "I have to rely on my long the job done and he i.. A student ID exchange is jumper because I'm too v<9' uncatchable? looking forward to the now in progress for this small to be trying to drive season with great optimism. weekend's hockey series the basket." Selgo said. with Lake Superior St. at the In the exhibition game "The team is young and WkWM Ice Arena. against Athletes in Action, By Fred R. Ortllp. Sporti Editor eager and we will be the NI iitmbrJ—i Ai of 8 a.m. today. 560 Selgo, though hampered by a underdog most of the time." Bowling Gr«»n goalie Terry Mitkolcxi grabs a Western exchange tickets were still knee injury, tallied 18 It's a sobering fact that two losses to Lake Superior this he said. "Coach Haley gave flfYlh Ontario (hot during Saturday's 4-3 Falcon victory at the Ice available for Friday night points. He held his bigger weekend could do irreparable damage to Bowling Green's me a chance to prove myself Arena. Waiting for a rebound shot that never occurred it opponent to nine points. and 492 were left for Central Collegiate Hockey Association title hopes this and now we have to prove Western's AI Lockhart. Saturday evening season. ourselves as a unit " Reserved seat tickets, HOW WELL Selgo can Two wins for the Lakers would make them almost priced at $2 each, are also on defense some of the larger uncatchable in theCCHA. sale at the Memorial Call guards around the league BG stands at 0-2 in the conference, tied for fourth with ticket office could very well determine Ohio University. The Lakers, who administered both defeats to the Falcons Nov. 10-11 in Sault Ste. Marie. Mich., are in Swimmers worm-up at relays Women swimmers win first place with a 3-1 mark WHAT FAVORS Lake Superior in the long run is that the The Bowling Green stroke with a time of 1:19.8 News Special Kent State dominated the Briethaupt. Stu Shoenfelt The Falcon tankers will Lakers are not scheduled to play in Columbus < against Ohio meet, winning seven of the and Jeff Neeren captured open their regular dual meet women swimmers recently Amy Smith won the 100- State! or Athens i against Ohio U.I. posted a 78-33 victory over yard back stroke (1:10.41 ROCHESTER. Mich- nine events. The remaining second place in the 200-yard season this Saturday at Eas- Lake Superior plays the minimum 12 conference games in Bowling Green's swim team two relays were won by Eas- freestyle relay. tern Michigan. Miami University at Oxford. and the 50-yard back stroke this, its first season in theCCHA. which qualifies the Lakers Becky Siesky broke a pool was unable to capture any tern Michigan. in 31.6 seconds. for the league championship. Ohio State and Ohio U. play 14 record in the 50-yard BG also captured the 200- relay wins at its regular "Kent is a very seasoned BG also managed third The meet will be the first while Bowling Green and St. Louis play the maximum 16. freestyle with a time of 26 9 season opener last Saturday and tough team." Stubbs place finishes in the 400-yard for Eastern Michigan in the yard medley relay event The champion will be determined by the point system seconds. She also took first in the Michigan Collegiate said. individual medley relay. 300- MAC Last year it was the i2:04.61 and the 200-yard (two points for a win. one for a tie) which almost unfairly place in the 100-yard breast Relays at Oakland Univer- The Falcon team of Joe yard butterfly relay and 400- small college national cham- freestyle relay (1:52.1). favors the Lakers. sity. Klebowski, Steve yard freestyle relay. pion The meet, attended by all WHEN OHIO STATE and Ohio U. travel to the Soo. the of the MAC schools except Intramural notes winner of each game earns four points i instead of two) since Miami, served as an ice Lake Superior doesn't play in Columbus or Athens this breaker before the parti- four allowed for a perfect 6-0 Senior Dan Sweigard season. So, despite playing the minimum 12 games, the cipating schools encounter defeated junior Tom McCoy record Lakers will be playing for the maximum 32 points league competition. 20-21. 21-16 and 21-17 to cap- Freshman Mike Wilcox And of course, playing two league opponents an equivalent There was no team and sophomore Mike Baez ture the all-campus four- of four times at home (instead of two), has to give Lake scoring in the meet, which wall paddleball tournament were the individual scoring Superior the edge in what is otherwise a relatively even was composed of nine indi- last week leaders with 23 and 19 goals league vidual relay events. Twenty-four men respectively Bowling Green knows what it's like to play on Laker ice. participated in the Entry forms for basket- The four times the Falcons have played there, they've lost. "AT THIS point in the tournament. ball and independent hockey Put simply, not many visiting teams win at Pullar season, we're flat and Phi Delta Theta and wili be available beginning Stadium The Falcons found out last year that to win the especially slow in the Anderson Hall have taken an TONITE winter quarter Basketball CCt'A, they've got to do it themselves. They couldn't count sprints." said Falcon coach early lead in their will begin Jan 15 and on anyone else to help out And it won't be any different this TomStubbs Sptyhttti respective divisions for the 99< hockev on Jan. 21 year. Defending MAC champion ««qf The Phi Delts lead the 5-9p.m. at PAGLIAI'S looi S.fio,n fraternity division with 54 points based on two nod championships in soccer and Tired of the usual routine education? hockey, while Anderson has 73.5 points with residence try hall titles in soccer and loot- ball Phi Delta Theta blasted Sigma Chi 12-1 in the THE HUMANITIES CLUSTER COLLEGE fraternity hockey champion ship game held last Wednesday at the Ice Arena During their regular Students last year found the program stimulating and rewarding, both academically and per- For $179 league season the Phi Delts sonally. There are still some places available in the Cluster College for the Winter Quarter, scored 57 goals against only and there is still time to change your registration. E.L, at Ponderosa THU«.S0»V IS STUDENT NIGHT Some details you get a delicious Western Cut Steak. And if it IDWOUIMD UM SI 00 1. Live and learn in Proui Hall Sun Op*ning nil 3 00 »dm SI 00 2. 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