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By Carl Remeosky Harshman and Conklin Hall and presence known, as a patrol car with they thought streaking was great and Staff Reporter gathered in dorm windows that were its flasher on inched through the crowd they would try to build up their nerve facing the action in the parking lot adjacent to to try it. More than 1.000 onlookers wildly The streakers first ventured in Harshman cheered as groups ot male students groups of twos and threes and ran at a Most streakers appeared to follow a "This is great It really builds up the took advantage ol a mild March distance Irom the crowd, then as the triangular route from Harshman to the old college spirit." spectator Mick evening and dashed around the campus groups ol streakers grew in size, they Fine Arts Building to Kreischer and Hunter, freshman tEd.i.said. in the nude last night dashed directly through delighted back to Harshman Another anonymous streaker said he The lirst mass streak to occur at the crowds who formed corridors allowing Three nude men appeared on the roof "couldn't keep the girls off him" as he University since the streaking craze them to pass •f Bromfield Hall and did several raced from Dunbar Hall to Ashley recently hit American universities was jumping jacks before disappearing Hall organized by callers to Frank THE LARGEST team of the One streaker, who wished to remain Music to accompany the streakers' Johnson s talk show on WFAL radio "birthday suit set'' that picked its way anonymous, said he "hadn't had so stints blared from an open window in The crowd gathered in the held through the crowd was estimated at much fun in a long time." Bromfield Hall between Harshman and Kreischer more than 50 Many of the male spectators said Quadrangles, lined the streets near Campus Safety only once made its SOME FEMALES IN the crowd said they were disappointed that the streak was not coed Nixon's topics-Watergate, veto AFTER 10:15 p.m. the streakers began to disappear, and the crowd to administration wants action to disperse WASHINGTON IAPI President Nixon said Haldeman and John W increase supplies Nixon said last night he rejected as Dean III. the former White House I believe the way to get the price ol One student, clad in a pair of shorts wrong any payment of hush money or counsel, were present when he made gasoline down is to produce more." and T-shirt, identified himself as a Sn-eoking hit the University lad night a* male students offer of clemency to the original that statement gathered en the east end of campus fe dash Irom building to detendants in the Watergate burglary Whatever judgment others may Nixon said streaker after the crowd had begun to disperse building. The sprinters attracted mere than 1,000 spectators Nixon thus restated the position reach. Nixon said. 1 know what I in an opening statement, the "This is the greatest thing that's described by H R Haldeman. his meant and I also know what I did President congratulated members ol with antics that lasted more than three hours. (Newsphote by former chief of staff, in Senate "I meant that the whole transaction the Senate who voted to sustain his happened to get this campus together Terry J. Stetler) testimony Haldeman has been was wrong." he said veto on the energy bill for a long time." he said indicted for perjury in connection with i never at any time authorized that testimony clemency for any of the defendants." The President said other persons Nixon said "I never at any time might reach a different conclusion in authorized the payment of money for reading a transcript or listening to a any of the defendants." Economics half building ideas tape of the White House conversation The President also said he docs not last March 21 intend to offer clemency to former ByDandarfield "WE WASTED six months ol our a place where the students can go and Bowling Green Universities.' he But Nixon said he knows what was aides now facing conviction in Assistant Sports Editor time lor planning, meeting sometimes do. not go and watch." added. said and what he meant about payoffs connection with Watergate lour tolive hours each week, and a lot University President Hollis A Dr Moore also said the University is for the silence of the Watergate Later, the President said he was not There's no war between the fine arts of people put in a great effort Moore Jr said last week that the need on a holding position at its present defendants ttally ruling out clemency to any and physical education departments Fulton added nobody was happy with lor a new campus fine arts building has enrollment because the state decided a in fact. I think 1 can quote it individual depending on a personal Each is lighting the same battle for the compromising and belt-tightening top priority over a physical education few years ago to maintain the 15.000 directly, he said i said. It is wrong, tragedy or something of that sort money to construct new buildings but they didn't feel that they were center Dr. Moore added that if a student level rather than expand to that's for sure." What I'm saying is that 1 will not be David I. Fulton, associate protcssor cheated physical education facility was built, 30.000 granting clemency because of and chairman ol computer sciences, The line arts complex is the No 1 bonds would have to be issued or some This eliminated many problems Watergate " he said That I'm ruling headed a committee in 1972 that priority on campus for building, he other means of obtaining money would which go with large universities, but Weather out considered a proposal lor a new line said and a building is desperately be needed because "there is no way this neglected the fact that many Belore starting to respond to arts building complex for the needed It's a pressing thing." he possible to raise the General Fee." he buildings couldn't be built. Dr Moore questions about the Watergate scandal. I'niversity added said said Variable cloudiness and not so Nixon opened the session by saying The Fine Arts Complex Committee Everyone would like a line arts Dr Cooper has not given up on the warm today. High mostly In the that the Senate, by sustaining his veto was,in the middle ol its planning when complex, said Fulton "But $6 million "WE NEED an aquatics center very possibility ot building a physical 40s. Cloudy and chance of rain of an emergency energy bill, had the Ohio Hoard ol Regents decided not is just not that much money for the badly here, but the money for buildings athletic center He continues to write tonight and tomorrow. Low vetoed longer gas lines and vetoed to fund a tine arts complex Fulton said complex we need It might lake $10-20 is going to Ihe city campuses who need area leaders and Universitv officials tonight near 40. High tomorrow 45 nationwide rationing the allocation his committee asked for million maybe, but where are we going help-not Ohio. Miami. Kent and ' What else can we do'1'' Fulton asked to 50. Probability of precipitation At his second nationally broadcast was a compromise and not really to get that k i ml of money? 20 per cent today and 50 per cent news conference In nine days, the enough to I inance the complex "The whole thing is political and in tonight President again urged action on other the hands of a bunch ol Columbus energy legislation, saying the We asked lor around $6 million politicians Allotting money depends Hands off complaint originally but that wasn't really on the mood ol the legislature Even il enough." said the committee head we got the moeny. it would be two Joint tenure statement "We had to compromise within years before you'd see the until decision made ourselves The situation within the fine cornerstone arts department is incredibly bad Fulton added that when his The Dean of Students said yesterday Named in the complaint are Editor committee was planning the complex, he will take no action on a complaint Joan Gestl. senior (B.A.. A&Si. News released by Rothe, SEC "THE DANCE people have no place everyone expected the Regents to asking the expulsion of four BG News Editor Janet Romaker. senior {B.A.l. to dance, and the music building is come through with the money after the staffers until the election is declared and Staff Reporters Nancy Laughlin, A joint statement on tenure decisions show that the candidates meet stated woelully inadequate We are short on building was planned either valid or invalid. senior < B A. i. and Curt Hazlett. junior Wednesday was sent to all faculty departmental criteria of high quality, faculty and student space, and our art Dean Raymond Whittaker said he iB.A I. members the statement said department is located in lour or live FULTON SAID the matter is a doesn't want to pre-judge the staffers It asked for the maximum penalty, Provost Kenneth W Rothe and the diflerent places waiting game lor his committee He until the Student Arbitration Board which is expulsion. Senate Executive Committee ISECI PEER REVIEW ol the evidence will The renovated Main Auditorium is said even with inllation estimated at 12 I SAB I makes a decision Thursday Whittaker said, "as long as it < the agreed on a set of guidelines which be made by the appropriate faculty a beautiful place, but isn't exactly big per cent, the price for a new facility whether to let the election stand. election's validity i is not settled. I'm they say are "an equitable basis for committee in each college or school enough lor major perlormances." will increase more than $608\000 each The four were accused last Thursday going to leave my hands off it." making decisions on tenure Belore making a final decision on Fulton said We need a place three year of violating the student code by recommendations affecting 1974-75 recommendations to the Board of limes that size for concerts.' On the physical education side. Dr "perpetrating a clear case of fraud" by lie said the accused would possibly contracts Trustees. Dr Rothe will examine all Fulton said he can do nothing about Sam Cooper, chairman of the physical using other students' validation cards have a hearing before him sometime All tenure decisions will be made on recommendations. He said h< will the situation He added that the education department, is fighting a in an investigation of election next week, and that taking no the grounds of the professional release his initial findings with a committee hasn't met since the battle for a new recreational facility procedures immediate action "was the only smart qualifications and performance of representative SEC sub-committee Regents retused to lund the complex in with a core around aquatics Money is thing to do." candidates and the candidates' Dr Rothe said that in the future, he December 1972 his only drawback, also THE COMPLAINT was filed by Doering said yesterday he has no capability to contribute to the and SEC will continue to examine The Regents just aren't coming up Dr. Cooper said the physical Student Body Organization iSBOl plans to change or withdraw the academic strength of their problems of staffing academic pro- with the money." said Fulton. "It's a education complex is of top priority on coordinator of academic affairs John complaint department, college or school and grams within the context of limited political thing that we don't have any campus, and the money could come Doering. senior (B.A.l and Mike 'Right now it stays as it is." he said. I'niversity University growth to develop control on We were originally alloted from any number of sources-slate Bickley. senior I B.A.l. executive He added that he and Bickley have All recommendations must be appropriate responses to future $80,000 for planning, but we never saw' legislature, private sources or bonds. assistant to the academic affairs "received very little comment about accompanied by sufficient evidence to circumstances. that either "Now we need a new aquatic center; office. the complaint, really nothing at all."
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When the tennis courts begin to fill with students, and more are waiting far the courts to empty so they can play too, you know spring is just around the corner. Here Mike Packard, sophomore (B.A.), shows his form while playing yesterday. (Nowsphoto by Carl Said)
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By Erich J. O'Brien daily cogling of the chick on the Peach you any idea of the number of trees to assume his post alter such a 301 Offrnbauer Weil section. that bit the dust in order to supply all questionable mandate from his fellows streaking craze Guest Student Columnist How they can find time to do all those posters, fliers, cards, and (as much mandate as 3.500 15,000 is) those things and still want to be our advertisements'' forces me to question his integrity. I've been a student here for nearly student government leaders amazes I doubt if all those things and the four years and have never written to me. Surely, their only desire is to safe- buttons aod shirts were free At least A SECOND election is required If spreading quickly the News: somehow I feel as if I guard our rights and their only reward somebody took the elections seriously finances are an obstacle lo some, then haven't really lived Accordingly, the self satisfaction of knowing they do enough to supply or obtain some funds let's outlaw campaigning in this second please over-look any misspelled a good job from somewhere for all of it election Surely, most of us should words; grammar, etc. recall the name of who we voted for. Last night's massive campus streak-in demonstrates that BG students Now some students even want other While pondering who I should vote INDEED. 1 sleep more easily at students dismissed for their election but let's have it soon' are not wallowing in apathy in catching on to the latest campus craze. for in the recent student elections I had night knowing such people inhabit our day activities-activities that served Talk of streaking was heavy in the air all day and many students to ask myself, why do these people campus. oniy to point out how very easily The BG. News should be highly clearly proved last night that it was not all talk run'1 1 Certainly I have heard evil rumors cheating could be accomplished commended for its brilliant election Campus Safety Lt Roger A Daoust said yesterday morning that Are they bored' After checking the concerning ulterior motives-vicious day work It's job should be to report Campus Safety would determine a position on streaking when faced with amply supplied posters i it seemed as if gossip dealing with fee waivers. INDEED, It will be difficult to such problems that affect the campus the only place free of them were the 1 the situation. However, the Campus Safety crew didn't have to wait long Seriously, could money corrupt I'm definitely prove whether any community and it did so dramatically Johns I. I realized that I would be doing for that situation. sure any hint of personal reward, such misconduct did occur or not The only and clearly. most candidates the greatest service as the impact a student government way would probably call for the by voting against them This fad undoubtedly has put campus police organizations in a bind post could make on grad school villains to turn themselves in or a IF DISMISSALS had to be handed admission officers or employers, is validation card supplier to turn in a over whether to make arrests and press charges. Most campus officers out. they would probably best go to Mr WHAT WITH being in so many totally unwarranted. friend. IYOU just don't go around Doermg and Mr Bickley Their actions so tar have not interfered with the nude sprinters committees, offices, sports. 4-H. Ego inflating'' Stepping stone to even giving those cards to anybody I have only clouded the real issues and Some school administrators, asked by the Associated Press about their sewing club, etc , most were at least higher positions from associations with proven the short-sighted, near-minded reactions to streaking also have taken a rather lenient view of the heading for ulcers, if not heart attacks Hollis. trustees, or possibly the Somehow. I think the chance is ness of bureaucratic stupidity and situation II streaking is the most serious problem ahead, we're going to I do admire them I study occasion- Governor'' No' small II the "burdenof proof "concept serve only to weaken the SBO's have a pretty uneventful spring.'' said one dean at the University of ally, work in a cafeteria, have a was strictly implemented, then the credibility moderate social life, and still seem to Wisconsin PHOOIE. on all those who did not first election should stand However, Let us hope we are not in the midst of be barely able to fit in Kojak and a take the election seriously Why. have The dean's reasoning seems to be the most logical response to this how any elected officer could pretend electing similarly gifted officials latest campus craze. Streaking is certainly not going to end because of vigorous enforcement of public decency laws At Memphis State, police made no attempt to arrest a 100-student Leirers streak. One policeman said he could have caught 20 of them, but "I just don't like the idea of wrestling with a naked man " to be felt to be understood I have no These rnu|>ons have been used to This event was held in total secrecy advising wish to continue to be swallowed up by If streaking has already begun in the mild weather of winter quarter, purchase loud foi various needs and in the intended spirit of such what appears to be a vacuum of persons In the lit; ana We are again we can only guess about the prospects of spring quarter entertainment. events available emptiness nor do I wish to remain just collecting tood coupons and boxes will This reporter is only sorry more the faint echo ol a hidden shadow lie placed in the doi ins could not nave been there to enjoy the The English Advising Office is alive In a desperate effort to emerge from \nv coupons that you have left could crispness of the hour and well in 315 University Hall Three the internal prison ot lost despair. I be given in help the need) ot Bowling advisors. I'eg Saari. Buzz Nelson and have written you this letter in an (iieen Thank you not enough evidence attempt to re-acquaint myself with the Donna Fricke. are there to serve Carl Hall English majors and minors by outside world, and to become Charles Hoi nhostel Professor of Design appointment from 9-12 a m and 1-5 associated in a more honest and valid 329 N Maple p in daily relationship with humanity. Mcmbei ol Vietnam Vets for a new election I seek not pity, but rather a more \g.nnst (he An PEER ADVISING is available from meaninglul strength in the letters please! By Montel Jennings superfluous between the one who was Sigma Tau Delta members Rita understanding of others as well as 210 Rodgers honest and sincere about the concepts myself Santangelo and Mara Saule bg streakers I would like to correspond with some Gursl Mucirni Columnist he conveyed If you want career and placement people on the outside. I am in MY INTERESTS are many, my advising, make an appointment now Lucasville I am 510". 175 lbs., brown Alter convening with a considerable Has Watergate permeated the pleasures are lew and my hopes are It is with pleasure that I bring to before the spring crush The lounge hair, brown eyes, a Virgo, half French amount ot students on campus. I came boundaries of Howling Green State that someone will respond to moral, your attention a most recent sporting and Advising Library are available for and half Indian to surmise that a great majority feel as University? Will we be able to tree spiritual and intellectual event on our campus In the last few your use at any of the above listed I dig rock music and sports I boxed though some sort ol political dirt is outselves Irom this confusing political communication minutes before dawn today March 6 hours and during lunch semipro and play baseball when 1 can. being kicked-up They also believe that quagmire" In closing. 1 would like to say that I the first professional "streak" was Mytho-Freudian critics especially I hope to hear from you soon' Oh. I live more is going on behind closed doors, SAB has an arduous task to tackle believe, I really do believe, that held by the staff of the school of Art might be interested in dropping in to in Cleveland. Ohio on the west side lhan is explained about the dilemma in whatever its decision may be observe our "Bizzare Banana'' display whenever you can share a smile, a tear i only one member was late for the starting gun I. Thank you. public and to read the history of the banana in or a thought with a stranger, then you As far as yesterday's election results literature document. are strangers no longer I wish to thank li I. lor one. do not believe that we go. I'd like, at this time, to you in advance WHILE ITS duration was short due Robert J White i Bobby I should hold another election on the congratulate the Students tor a Better Dr Donna G Fricke to cool weather it did cover a complete 137-313 grounds that no real substantial Government iSBGi for their tine English Undergraduate Advisor Charles I) Brooker lap around the great seal of the P.O. Box 787 evidence has been brought forth to perlormance No 124354 university in center campus Lucasville. Ohio 45648 pnve the invalidity of the previous Personally. I believe my losing in the Robert Nunn election race for Steering Committee will not la friend i be detrimental to me or my political loneliness No. 137177 HOWEVER, the cat* concerning the ambitions PO Box 69 misprinting ot UIO ballots may throw unbearable London. Ohio 43140 let's hear from you an entirely ditlerent light upon the Truthfully speaking, it has been a Issue rewarding experience lor me to go out I am presently incarcerated at the The BG News welcomes all letters to the editor and opinion columns on campus and publicly voice the London Correctional Institution in Letters may comment on any other letter, column or editorial. '-' The lili News slatlers who opinions I believe in London. Ohio I am writing you this food coupons Letters should be a maximum of 300 words, typewritten. We ask that dramatized that hand could take place letter as an agent of appeal for columns be no more than four typed pages triple-spaced. in the elections should not be THE FEEDBACK I received from correspondence and Inendship. and I We would like to thank the The News maintains the right to edit all submissions that exceed these reprimanded, but exonerated I students concerning controversial am hoping that you will be kind enough I ni\ersit\ community lot donating limits, with respect to the laws of libel and proper taste. commend them lor bringing out the campus issues was gratifying. It has to publish it in your newspaper $400 worth ol tood coupons at the end ol Letters and columns must include the author's name, address and truth even though, in many instances given me an extra incentive to go out fall quarter phone number, and may be mailed to the Editor, co The BG News. 106 it has been a haunting liability to them, and try even harder next year LONELINESS in a place like this is University Hall. in the eyes ot the students who Consequently. I avidly look lm ward almost unbearable. It is very much like disagreed with their tactics to next year's elections, because it that of a quiet drama which keeps Yet, on the other hand, their actions definitely correlates with my basic building - and building, seemingly i however either positive or negative in philosophv that "a WINNER never without end aspect i have wrought the anxieties ol QUITS and a QUITTER never WINS." The experience of such a feeling has mistrust in government from the federal and state level down to the college level inadvertently 3' Having another election may memorial tribute prove to be detrimental to some candidates because they might not be able lo re invest the finances, time and to dr. freeburne energy which ihey put out in the previous election By Ralph F. Blanco Ph.D. his pipe, sensed his presence and Associate Professor looked up He smiled, offered a LET'S FACE IT. the expenditures Temple University word of encouragement and quietlv needed lor campaigning do mount up Philadelphia. Pa.' left It is essential to build up the Guest Columnist His message was clear: "I care." candidate s publicity The allluent candidate is usually the victor A memorial tribute to Dr. Cecil ANOTHER quality was his very In this election year both parties Max Freeburne. Bowling Green basic interest in the world ot were antagonistic toward one another State 1'nlversity: science. His was a honed curiosity The destruction of campaign materials Cecil Max Freeburne will be that infected all his students resulted, consequently it was hard to remembered for his many qualities capable of sensing a world beyond differentiate the individual who was I know nothing of his human their own promising something idealistic and limitations, but instead recall back some 25 years when he reached into There was no doubt that most ol my life and said, in effect, "Be all us then, and probably now. found BG that you can be." him to be our very finest teacher THe news He was a young psychologist then Many ol us were too inarticulate to and 1 younger still then he He had 'THERE WILL BE NO RECESSION. THERE WILL BE NO RECESSION. An IneiWfMfttfeni Stwdonl V..
WASHINGTON (AP) - by Senate Interior Com one contained in the energy longer lines at the gas pump, The Senate failed yesterday mittee Chairman Henry M bill vetoed by President minimal, if any. reduction in to override President Jackson iD-Wash > last Nixon gasoline prices, and worst of - Nixon's veto of emergency October A 218-175 vote wrote the all. serious damage to jobs energy legislation providing Jackson called the veto a provision into a measure to in America ." for an oil price rollback flagrant show of contempt create a statutory federal 'Unemployment would go The vote was 58 to 40. for the impact of fuel energy agency. up. and incomes would go eight votes short of the two- shortages and soaring fuel As in the original bill, the down.'' Nixon said. thirds majority needed to prices on the American rollback generally would set The net effect would, he override the veto, which people' Failure to override a level that could go to $7 09 continued. "make Nixon announced earlier in the veto would cost the a barrel It would apply to compulsory rationing of the day public »20 million a day. domestic crude oil gasoline much more likely. The vote marked the death according loJackson In vetoing the bill which The President reviewed 12 of the energy bill which would have given him power energy-related proposals Congress had wrestled with MOMENTS before the to order gasoline rationing, now pending in Congress and since it first was introduced House voted tor a crude oil the President declared that said he would soon submit price rollback similar to the it "solves none of the "amendments to our problems, threatens to undo environmental legislation Continuing education the progress we have that would provide the flexi- already made and creates a bility necessary lo acquire host of new problems " and use our fuel resources offers femi nist classes most efficiently in times of THE PRESIDENT ob- shortage " The Office ol Continuing Education will offer two courses jected most vigorously to in feminism spring quarter the bill's provision (or a Basic Issues in Feminism will meet Horn 7 10 pin rollback in domestic crude Douglas found Mondays Feminist theories Images, jobs education and oil prices legal activities are included in the course Such a rollback, he said, guiity in court Women in Art will meet from 7-9 pin Thursdays would make the oil industry Discussion will cental on women as subjects anil artist! m Christopher Douglas, unable to sustain its paintings, sculpture and photography former assistant director of present production of petro- Cost of each course is $30 per person and $S tor persons ethnic studies, was leum products, including over 65 More Information maj be obtained from the Office sentenced yesterday in gasoline It would result in of Continuing Education Administration Hide Bowling Green's Municipal reduced energy supplies. Court on charges of fraudulent use ol telephone services Douglas, found guilty of newsnotes using University telephones The recent weather hoi caused students to get ouliide and enjoy the tun to make personal calls and Basketball lately. Some students have been streaking, but these men are getting their charging the I'niversity with Nixon in a m0,e thai could have banned the guns those calls, was sentenced to WGOfh ef" •"•"'*« traditional activity. (Newtphoto by Carl Seidl WASHINGTON lAPl President outright 60 days in jail and fined $500 Nixon is willing to be interviewed undei Heported out was a bill that would in court costs oath before the House committee outlaw the so-called Saturday night considering his impeachment, .i White specials, guns selling for under $25 House lawyer said yesterday retail. 32-caliber or smaller, which Attornev James 1) St Clan told an would melt at 800 degrees lahrenheit Book features Mid-east women extraordinary session ol the I S Despite recent interest in District Court that the President is THE BOOK is a collection worn ens liberation me was to deal With the they have emerged She said book s completion is June ready to give Ihc house Judiciary Kommunist' 0l articles written by movements, very little has women's movement in the she is hopeful lo obtain They said they hope to send Committee all ol the materials and tape Western and Middle Eastern MOSCOW iAPi - Soviet Defense been written on the I S on one hand and on the interviews with Egypt's it to a publisher by the end of recordings he previously gave the grand scholars on the changing Minister Andrei Grechke says that the modernization of women Other hand women's status female minister of foreign summer. jury role of women, then and role in the Middle Soviet I'nion should remain wary ol especially in the Middle affairs and Madame Sadat, Both see the book as being Nixon is ready to answer written emancipation and their I'.asl Hast West detente and increase East, Dr Greer Litton Fox. wile of Egypt's president valuable as a supplementary parts as agents Of questions from the committee Si t'laii spending on its military might assistant professor of She said the contrast THE IDEA for the book text in modernization modernism, said II these answers are not In an article written for the current sociology, and Dr Kathleen between Ihe two "gives a evolved from Dr Fox's and courses. Besides editing the book satisfactory he said Nixon would be Issue ol the Communist party's Howard Mernam. assistant refreshing perspective on Dr Mernam's desire to hold each woman has contributed "A book of this sort could willing lo undergo one or more theoretical journal "Kommunist," the professor of political the status ol women in each together what is being interviews and would have no objection an article lo it make a contribution to the marshal declared that the aggressive science, said. setting published about women in Dr Fox's article on literature on women to them being under oalh tones of imperialism must constantly To organize what has been Dr Merrlam's article on the Middle East. male selection and family appearing in the last five to feel we are always on the alert.'' written about women in the political changes deals with "We decided we were toiination deals with Ihe six years." Dr Fox said The prominent display given Middle East and lo show the the impact ol Middle concerned because not much Gun control shut from arranged to love She also said the book will Grecbko's call lor vigilance seemed to emergence ol women as Eastern nationalistic had been written recently match marriages and the movements on the make more readings COLI'MBIS. lAPl The House Judi be further indication that influential political participants, they about the changing role of difference it has made in emancipation of women available on empirical ciary Committee recommended for men in (he Soviet leadership view parly- are editing a book women and the changing mate selection. She leaves March 26 to research on women that will passage yesterday one piece of handgun leader Leonid I Brezhnev's opening to tentatively titled The conception of herself in Concerning her research. differ from the current the West with some apprehension Emergence of the Modern Spend 45 days in Egypt doing society." she said control legislation and killed another Dr Fox said. One of the stereotyped "Arabian Woman in the Middle East research lor her article on most fascinating things to The target date for the Nights" image Studies in l\mancipation the women elites and how I mast: S6S ndl MlelHA'.* HOI »u*~,.>». vln>«K> UUAI UHW1 STILL LOOKING FOR A M«wy*. ISTr1*""* Don't Miss f/AMLS GOT/YOU DoWA/? lest American movie TALL u Congratulations to the afttWveK" » A/EED A TH/XST- QUEA/CH/A/Q New ICF Officers PLACE TO LIVE THIS McQ PG WAYNE ON WHEELS / PICK-ME UP To^HELP Mike Wilcox -Pres. / STREISAND-. 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$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ "More Books For Your Money-More Money For Your Books" Pay* 4 Th' BG NIWI, Thurtday, March 7, 1974 Monk-writer discusses his work <* '■* •*» his mother and father. reflects the problems of tv highlights By K»rrn Beck ' 1 was so many things in fellowship the monastery," he Attending a university "It started out as « Joke, society." Robert Early writes and recalled. "In a school like necessitated a change in more or less." said Early. "The story is a kind of TONIGHT teaches A few years ago, he that you have to teach a wardrobe. "I liked to write; it was a morality, a medieval MONDAY 1 9 p.m. Channel 24 "The Pueblo." Hal did the same thing only in variety of subjects The "In the monastery we kind of therapy for me. I thing." 8 p.m. Channel 24. Mario Thomas and Holbrook monks'clothing result was that I was in four wore habits-long black decided I'd write a work and Although the novel deals Friends. "Free To Be You and Me " 9 p.m. Channel 11. Pilot Films. "Marriage At the University. Early is different fields at four robes with a hood and a parody all the gothic figures with a present-day 9 p.m. Channel 24. The John Denver Show Times Four " Bruce Davison. Leslie an instructor in the creative different time " scapular over it." Early I heard about in the South." monastery. Early insists it Charleson. Louise Lasser. Michael Tolan writing program i like to Early performed several said The monastery helped He said these gothic is not autobiographical. TUESDAY write Its more or less a duties at the monastery supply him with clothing figures, often characterized 830 p.m Channel II, "One Night In TOMORROW kind of salvation for me." he "Most of i In-in had to do while he was on leave. in William Faulkner's "MOST OF the characters Paradise" Renee Taylor. Joe Bologna. 9p.m. Channel 24. Really Raquel." said with teaching." he said "I "We always had stuff in novels, include the frigid represent moral agencies," 9:30 p.m. Channel 11. G E Theatre. "Tell Me I a.m. Channel 13. Midnight Special." Early, who is a published taught English philosophy storage there." Early said wife, the black prophetess he said. "There are some Where It Hurts " Maureen Stapleton Gladys Knight and the Pips host; Curtis author, grew up in Kings and courses in music "I didn't really have to buy and the puritanical composites of people I've Mayfield and Richie Havens as guests Mountain. N C. He decided anything " grandmother. known. To a degree, you WEDNESDAY to become a monk when he MONKS are periodically He admitted it was "The Jealous Ear," write what you know 8 30 p.m. Channel 24. Wednesday Mystery about." SATURDAY was 17 years old and joined granted leaves determined strange adjusting to his new published by Houghton Movie, The Hanged Man." Steve Forrest (he Order ol St Benedict by age and seniority, to Mifflin, received favorable "I've started a new 8:30 p in Channel 24. Saturday Night at the 10 p.m. Channel 57. CASH Study of Johnny garb '"I'd start to go up novel." he continued "The "I was raised a Methodist continue their studies at reviews, including one from Movies. "Mousey'' Kirk Douglas. Jean Cash stairs and reach to lift up subject is a divorced woman but converted to other universities When his Time magazine. Seberg my skirt." he said. with three children. She's on Catholicism my senior year turn arrived. Early was told 11.30 p.m. Channel 13. The Burl Reynolds THURSDAY in high school. Early said to lind a place quickly " WHEN ASKED how he the verge of a breakdown. Special Bobby Goldsboro. (Jlen Campbell ALTHOUGH he wrote a more or less, because she 8 p.m. Channel 13. The World You Never The church was very Why did lie choose this felt reading a critic's review novel in the monastery has difficulty reconciling SUNDAY See " Narrated by Hugh Downs attractive to me I loved the University? of his works, Early replied: which he called "a silly little her present state of divorce 2:30 p.m Channel II. NBA Basketball. Los 9pm Channel 57. Humanities Film Forum. old ritual and pomp." I had I friend who was a "It's frightening. They book about two people in with her present nature." Angeles vs Boston The Andersonville Trial " George C Scott HE ENTERED Belmont nun who was studying never understand. They read love." Early s career as a Early said he plans to 5:30 p.m Channel II. Knights of the Round Abbey, a monastery .10 miles here" Early said their own notions into your novelist didn't begin until keep teaching and writing Table." Stars Robert Taylor. Ava Gardner FRIDAY from his home, where he Alter she told him about work To my knowledge, not his "The Jealous Ear" was "I've got all kinds of ideas 8 30 p.m. Channel 24. ABC Sunday Night at 10 p m Channel 24. Toma Tony Munsante. studied music, philosophy, the University, he came one of them has ever published last summer floatinguuming diuuiHjaround herenere anaand me iiiuno. im- imiui lowners. jacn -Susan™—.. .•.,..,,...*Strasberg theology and English here in 1970 on a writing understood my intention." the Movies. The Out of Towners." Jack "The Jealous Ear" there, "he"he said. Lemon, Sandy Dennis 1lam. am Channel 13. The MidnightMidnighl Special concerns a 6-year-old boy. His second novel, "Aegis Egan Fletcher Jr. who and Apogee", is scheduled eavesdrops in a southern for publication in - FEATURING - gothic mansion dominated November Judiciary one of five reforms by "three puritan, insane "This is a story about a monastery," he explained. | Our Rrollrd Siraki and women The child, who "A monastery is a Chops doesn't understand his microcosm of reality in needed in government-Kapnick 1 nil CMrtC Family Din- father's absence, which the struggle of the 1 ■ft eavesdrops to "piece ■■■w' ' ■■ "There"There are five major "We"We have got to stop who have used corporate i„ terms of law reform IF! , It \ Will 1 II s together all the lacts about people there more or less In terms of law reform. reforms necessary in the casting business as the PANCAKB8 & WAFFLES funds illegally should be Kapnick said "we must federal government today." scapegoat. Kapnick said Open Tim Ihru Sal 7:30-11 penalized severely." he come out strongly for Harvey Kapnick, chairman "Most things ol value to you Sundays 7:30-7:011 said election reform " He said of the governmental affairs today are backed by the Kapnick said the three the people should have L 412 EAST WOOSTER committee of the National Just Arrived! private enterprise system." basic deficiencies in today s control over the funds m BANQUET ROOM Chamber of Commerce, said ^ftSllISfc government are the failure received for campaigns in Tuesday New Shipment of HE SAID one ol the to establish goals, objec- terms of how they are Kapnick spoke to students problems in the government tives, and priorities, an obtained and spent NOON SPECIALS DAILY in the Union on the "Role of today is the impact ol infla- antiquated power structure, Beads - Suede Cord - Business in Government tion on high costs If you and the direction in which HE ADDED that. Reform." are not concerned with infla- the judicial process is "Congress must be held He is chairman of Arthur tion, you should be. he said Kl l/iTI Decoupage leading America accountable, along with the Andersen & Co. and has ^ l«SC He said the use of money "SIGNIFICANT reform is President and businessmen >W been involved in public in political campaigns is warn needed in the grand jury Kapnick said "we should service another problem Those system in the I'nited address ourselves as Cor. of III Stales." he said. "I think Americans as to how we can N. Main plea-bargaining has been hold regulatory com- used much too much in this missions accountable." I country," he said I would Court /rent j inot CHERRY HILL VILLAGE "Leadership in all sectors YOU NAME IT, Where Today's Hobbies lather see those in the must start speaking out as to are Tomorrow's Heirlooms APARTMENTS government who have who wants reform In,the indiscretions come to trial process, we hope for a WE'VE GOT QUARTER LEASES than be brushed under the. better government." he rug for plea-bargaining " said Available Spring Only Yoga: new study aid? CALL US FOR INFO Can a physical education some exposure to yoga may PREFERRED PROPERTIES Balfour Salesman course help students sign up for the 9 am 352-6248 improve their memories and section Listed as both HPE fnrI or accomplish more in less 100 and 200. the course will time'' meet Tuesday and Houses & Apartments Barbara Kothe said she Thursday thinks yoga could be B.G.S.U. 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MAIN FLOOR SPORTSWEAR MAIN FLOOR SPORTSWEAR MAINFIOOR SPORTSWEAR TONIGHT ONLY TONIGHT AT LASALLE*S Peg* 6/Tfw %Q New*, Thursday, March 7, If 74 IRSWH n nWWB MBUI Alumni-sponsored scholarships FiilCIEHTIOlPl I IcgflG oloiol DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE numH n row'in (OIHIMI Cq*. 1 I Gen 1 ttmtn* C°rp CI tip TBC|A|R|E|RB ■i.iml nTTTGV MIWIAIY ana rill ACROSS 63 pi.ee. 44 Farm machine. man ranpjR nan to equal $34,000 for 1974-75 ■ TIBISM1 fl.ll.l 1 "— the lair." 64 Bally. 47 Har.li llghaa. F.I:IIII 7 Gloomy. .,", Setback.. 50 Watchful one. urn • uriFi T student What s the Alumni going to the Alumni Scholars Alumni and Parents Club Scholarships and student 13 Early anceator. 66 Sight and smell. 52 Term in nr ■A V E N j Association''' and they can't program. programs will receive more funds were combined in a 14 Matching. cbeaaialry. ran T ■ NIEIV F >1IJU T tell you other than they Individually-sponsored a- $2,500 allocation to the 16 One —: Phraae. DOWN 1411 1 an than $34,000 next year from S5 Daya, in Spain. C| "l*. ■ f 1 wards also are included in 17 Where Pearhtree . _ . . . , probably know it has some- Office of Career Planning 57 Etcbew. ii ' the Annual Alumni Giving -- i. 1 Colorful tree. T thing to do with the people scholarship allocation and Placement to help n n P Ml ' n YISLT R E E i AAG i program 18 Rodent 2 P"'--"1 60 Summer, in St. » H_ u, LIK 1 1 A t who have graduated." said Parents Club funds will students find employment. i ■ ' Alumni director James W 19 Ri.er in Italy. . •»>«»•«■ U. M M i 1 help finance student 14 j I c Lessig "I feel this is one of our 21 Moth. J -T'. 62 Fleur. A|N" A H Lessig said the Alumni d,, u U Alumni donations are programs. most important contri- 22 Men of Yale. * "• "1 Board ol Trustees approved odj,n 4 5 classified as restricted or The six Distinguished butions because if we help 24 Ancient in.tr..- , "■&'"■ 2 J 5 allocation of $34,244 from ment.. 6 In ..n,le file: unrestricted Restricted Teaching Awards presented ' ' ^ our seniors find jobs then 26 II, _ (they , "?""' . . ■II AAG and $9,150 from the u funds are gifts for specific annually are among the ■re) ■ Fr Diip«nte» with. Parents Club at a Feb 16 they'll become better programs or departments. donations from the Parents 27 Animal track. J S"", «"••• 16 meeting alumni.' said Lessig. Unrestricted funds are Club ,0 T " 11Jl Indian.InAan *" ,, M '"" . ^ " ,, 18 19 20 ?l Alumni -spiinsnifd Kho awarded by the Alumni .12 Fertile valley in " — _!n'old larships will receive .ilxmt Board of Trustees after Students create films, California. „ »'"„, , a ?3 S2f> IXK) and programs will requests from organizations 34 Pioneer in " *,««""»'■ .n,i.ep.i.. To"'" •**-•. " " receive more than w.aw An ?8 30 and departments are work on studio jobs Sl,r , nd r! i 36 Grow .leepy. " _ . 1 ~ $800t'iintingrn('v fund will be considered by the Alumni Want to learn to make Candidates for the 1974-75 37 Hindu god of g Fra.le.n . name, " " 3? 13 35 .iv.iilablc to linancc Finance Committee. movies? Atelier program are now love 23 _ _ voce. program*, during next vear Lessig said the number of 38 Branching. " Wofd in lhe 1 " Students interested in being reviewed as are appli- P lm 36 37 alumni donating money 41 Obwrver. ,„ " '- - filmmaking can study up to cants for the summer 45 fatal* cheer. g U."'d- " »•«""• Lessig said the Alumni 30 increases each year and one year at the Gray Film session 46 Tidal bore. Shake.peare . IB 39 40 41 n n 44 iMOCiatkM considers itself more people are saying 48 Din. ,. A'henian. Atelier, an independent Interested students should 33 Locale.. a fund-raising arm of the where they want their 1' 46 47 '8 studio in Hoosick Falls. New contact the Gray Film 49 -Tadema, 35 Drawing room. University that funds money to go " York, near the Vermont Antelier. Wilson Hill Road. 51 Napped. 37 Check up (with V 50 SI 52 programs which otherwise border Hoosick Falls. New York 53 - .oul inoonel. "on"). " would receive no money 54 Fragment: Var. 38 Cook-oult. THE LARGEST allocation Students at the Atelier 54 55 S7 12090 56 " i- li.na J,) Old-time greeting. U He added that few of unrestricted monies auto- which has an attached 58 Part ol a *0 Keepokr. " students know about the 59 60 6, w matically is designated to apprentice school join an Opera planned mushroom. 41 Harria's student-oriented aspects of scholarships Alumni Merit 59 Moroccan port. Rabbit. intensive study program in 6< 64 the Alumni Association Scholarships will total which they make their own The University's Opera 61 l.ong-di.lanre 42 Church area. runner. 43 Land.. ••YOl' ASK the average $12,480 next vear with $6,000 films and work on various Theatre will present the one 66 studio projects in an appren act opera "Little Red Hiding m " a, m m 1 tice relationship. Credit Hood'' at 8 p m tonight and may be transferred back to tomorrow DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau a student s home sohool Directed by Barbara Pull ring Lockard. assistant professor The Atelier is headed by of performance studies, the and throw...a party Paul Gray, a former experi- presentation also will Mcmxe, THIS HKB THAW YOU, ROLAND'S A TOU6H, CTNICAL mental-theater director, include scenes from & ROLANP BUR7DH WHOLE. I HEPCXTEI!, SO PONT THY TO • HCOtfXJK.I H£S wtuone PUT ANTTHIH6 OVER ON HIM- who headed the Drama and "Faust "and "Carmen " Litre YOUK. . umriN6 A SHKHI rOWAUXN, DI6S THBfRe THANK. TT'S S/MPIY USELESS TO PffTtNP Film Department at Ben The performances are STCtm FOR A POP- gMANP HEAL NICE' WE LIKE TH6RES NOT A LOT Of CASUAL is?! Big Mouth from nington College in Vermont free and open to the public : UIM NUSDftKiyl I THEM. 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Custom Engagement Alpha Sig officers. Good Interior excellent, engine close to campus 352-8678 Rings by Philip Morton ALmCIINU 300 E Wooster luck and have a (real Just overhauled, no nut -7-»p.m M SE.RPICO" HCMNCOtO" Ai * UnMBV* «- "J** iWO—CO Thuridoy, March 7, 1974, Ih. BC Newt/Pa** 7 Puppeter began hobby at twelve Student gives life to marionettes By Chuck Slockum my hometown d'uyahoga human being in miniature," education." she viduals "speaking out about to illustrate children's Falls i." she said she added with a smile emphasized present day (oibles and books. Beth Raymond, senior Dr LorreneOrt. professor social satires." "Puppets are just a K.i has the world on a SHE BEGAN making RAYMOND makes all of of curriculum and instruc- Is Raymond upset because hobby." she said, "but string -or at least part of it hand puppets constructed ot her puppets She has about tion, "has really given me a she is hidden (rom the throughout my research and As a puppeteer. Raymond papier-mache heads and 30 marionettes and 45-50 good channel to spread the audience while the puppets enjoyment of the hobby. I possesses a form of inborn cloth bodies hand puppets word on puppetry through receive all of the glory on found out there is so much talent which seems to "At home. I worked with When making a puppet, her education courses." she state » involvement in that art. that control her outlook on life. marionettes, but because of she has a particular said "I have no desire to act in it could involve all of my "My whole interest with the difficulties transporting character in mind. She is ob- Raymond has taught front of people My satis- puppets is a result ol my time " them. I had to leave them sessed with creating puppets puppetry in education faction comes Irom giving And with a world at her interest with human behind." she lamented which show expression and classes, at Kiwanis life to the puppets, which is beings." she said "I'm finger tips. Raymond's She also has worked with individuality meetings and birthday actually me." she said hobby could easily involve really interested in the finger, stick, rod and "I think stick puppets and parties for children enthusiastically all of her time beauty of human form, shadow puppets hand puppets are fine for the "In the art of puppetry. whether real or wooden." A shadow puppet is a one- children, but there is a I'm involved with not only RAYMOND, like others in She first got started in dimensional figure imposed highly detined technique to making and performing with creative arts, has an idol Library hours puppetry when she made her behind a sheet with a light puppetry just as there is to them, I'm also into the Hers is Jim Henson first marionette ia puppet source coming from the calculus or chemistry or any history of it, too." she said. creator, designer and The Library will oper- suspended from strings! at back other discipline." she said. "My talks basically initiator of the "Muppet ate on a reduced the age of twelve "1 personally like marion- "THERE IS so much to consist of how to make a Puppets" shown on the tele- schedule March 16-25 "My interest came about ettes the best They're quite puppetry that BG doesn't puppet, but I try to incor- vision series. "Sesame Open from 8 am-5 because ot the work being complicated, but lor me it's know about It's such an porate segments on the Street." P in . the Library will done in puppetry by a very fun." she said ancient art and only recently history and philosophy She met Henson last be closed weekends Re- talented puppeteer. Mrs "When I see a marionette has any work been done in because it is so important in summer and said. "Being in gular hours will resume Dollv Criswell. also from on stage u reminds me ol .1 puppetry in the field of understanding the art as it is New York really opened my March 26. the first day today." she added eyes to the performing art." of spring quarter Her present career goal is classes TWO YEARS ago she Officials settle coal strike organized a group that presented shows lor mother- LONDON 1AP1 The Minister Harold Wilson's place in the government daughter banquets and Class project planned leaders of Britain's 280.000 new Labor government benches that had been church groups, but recently striking coal miners last Joseph c; 0 r 1111 e y. occupied since 1970 by she has been loo busy to hold The Advanced Oral Interpretation class will present their night accepted a one-year. president ot the union, said former Conservative Prime any performances original performance. "Yours is the Weaker Sex land other $230 million pay package the men would go back to Minister Edward Heath. Raymond stressed the such nonsenser at 6.30 p.m Monday in the Joe E Brown designed to end the nation's the mines by Monday alter a Wilson's minority values of puppetry as being Theatre gravest industrial crisis bitter dispute that has government, with 301 places "the development of mani- The performance compiles poetry and play scripts of "the since World War II. dragged on for nearly lour in (he 635-seal House of pulative and perceptive battle of the sexes" and will show differences between men The 27-man executive ol months and hamstrung the Commons, laces parlia skills." and the aid to indi- and women in humorous and dramatic sketches the miners' union voted 25 to economy mentary struggles in the 2 to accept the deal after 12 WHILE LEADERS of the months ahead The Conser- B«tfi »oym»nd Mitter (Id.), •iamb*** ow ef rtor hours of bargaining with the vatives have 296 seats, Itk homemade friend* that ih* uses le explain the art miners and National Coal state-run coal board. Board were thrashing out Liberal party 14 and smaller of puppetry to University and community groupt. Ending the strike and the pay settlement, parties a total of 24. HELP WANTED! At ago 12, Raymond mad* her firtt marionette resuming the flow of coal lawmakers assembled in the Wilson thus will need help Today, (he hat about 30 marionettes and 45-50 that I ires 70 per cent of the two houses ol Parliament from the Liberals to get hand puppott. (N.wtphoto by Karon Chapin) country's power-permitting for traditional swearing in legislation passed. I'nder Drive For Domino's cancellation of the three-day ceremonies the British system, he would Flexible Part-time Hours work week now imposed on "It is going to be an not necessarily (all with the many British lirms and exciting Parliament lor all defeat ot a particular bill factories-was the first of us." 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Kent's Mark Miami and Kent both have fortunes in the conference two fine swimmers in these points in these events as the meet. Worland and Ohio's Steve Mid-American Conference Kuzma. events The Flashes strength will come from (MAC) swimming BUTTERFLY-Freshman Mark Worland and Don championships begin today Dean Ackron has improved BREASTSTROKE-Senior at Kent State University co-captain Bill Wittenmyer Dunkle. while the Redskins considerably in recent will rely on Ensley and Time trials begin at noon weeks and looks like BG's is BG's top threat in this event with ireshman Dennis Pursley. Ensley holds the and finals in five events strongest entry in both the conference record in the 400 begin at 7:30p.m. Additional 100- and 200-yard butterfly. Erdelyi providing the depth time trials will be held at Rob Ellis and Dave Ryland RELAYS-The 400-medley noon tomorrow with five also could lend some support "Like Bradburn. I expect Wittenmyer to come relay team of Bradburn. Veriatile tophomoro Dave Ryland could be an important performer for the more final events starting at in this area Wittenmyer. Ackron and 7:30p.m. Friday through with a strong Falcon tankers in the Mid-American Conference champiomhipi which begin showing to get us some either Joe Klebowski or Saturday's action will Don Dunkle of Kent has Butterfly today at Kant State University. Ryland will compete in the 500 and 1650-yard points." Stubbs remarked. Steve Breithaupt looks like begin with time trials at 10 the conference's best time the Falcons' best freeityle evenli Ho'i alto a possible ontry in the 200-yard butterfly and tho am., and finals at 4 p.m. to As in the other specialty this season in the 200-yard categories, the breaststroke 800-yard freeityle relay. ( Nowiphoto by Jo»eph Darwal) round out the three-day butterfly, but hell get a meet will be composed of two The 400-freestyle relay strong challenge from events, the 100- and 200- team of Breithaupt. Kle- ■:.■:■■■:■■ ■ Miami's Art Ensley. the LAST YEAR, the Falcons yard bowski, Jeff Deeren and defending loop champion in Rick Carveth also appears placed fifth among seven the 200. The top entry in the Dan Garfleld teams in the conference as though it might challenge breaststroke will be Miami's for a top spot meet Ohio sophomore Roy Tom Pursley, the defending Kent State, this season's Cheran also returns to champion in the 200. He also In the 800-yard freestyle favorite, finished first last defend his 100-yard butterfly finished second in the 100 in relay, Stubbs was undecided Victorious season ahead year Miami was second. title last year's league meet as to who to go with, but Eastern Michigan placed probable participants are third. Ohio University was BACKSTROKE - Bill INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY- Breithaupt. Jon Watts, Dean fourth and Western Bradburn. who has been a Freshman Rob Ellis is Ackron, Klebowski and for Falcon racketmen Michigan and Central consistent swimmer all Bowling Green's top Dave Ryland Michigan finsihed sixth and season for the Falcons, is Will 1974 be the year the BG tennis squad emerges as a third or second." said Hover Last year I went into performer in this event. seventh respectively. BG's only entry in the two Ellis has been a pleasant Kent State's relay teams power in the MidAmerican Conference "I THINK I can win more at fourth singles tkaa maybe at Women swimmers take second place Mark Glover The Falcon women the 100-yard butterfly event swimmers earned a spot in seta meet record next week's NCAA finals at Amy Bruson sustained an Penn State University by injury during Friday night's finishing second last competition and could not CCHA pairings weekend in the Midwest compete in the Saturday Intercollegiate Swimming diving events. and Diving Championships The Falcon swimmers finalized at Chicago State. qualified 15 for the NCAA finals which will be headed Michigan State won the by five Olympic gold meet with 708 points The medalists ■At »ll-k Falcons, paced by Barb McKee. Becky Siesky. Gail ICE HOUSE HAPPENINGS: Sailer. Diane Wian and Official pairings for the Central Collegiate Hockey Associ- Nancy Thompson, had 482 Mixed ation (CCHAi playoffs in St Louis this weekend have been points. Indiana University released was third with 436 points. Spring Friday night's opening encounter will match Lake Superior State College and Western Michigan. The game McKee led the BG con Bouquets will start at 6 p.m. Central Daylight Time. tingent with a first place Western Michigan's Broncos clinched the Division II spot finish in the 100-yard butter- $250 last weekend when they tied Buffalo. 3-3, in the second fly, a second in the 50-yard contest of a two-game series Friday night's game was won backstroke and third in the Cash & Carry by Buffalo. 4-2 > 100-yard backstroke Thurs., Fn. & Sat. Bowling Green's icers will battle St Louis at 9 p.m. McKee's time of 1 02 437 in tomorrow. ahr The consolation game will start Sunday at noon with the 3f | lumrrhfliuf championship game beginning at 3 p.m. Falcon center John Stewart (17) goes one-on-one with a lake Superior icer 428 W. Wooiter St. 3531045 ^t, MICHIGAN STATE'S Steve Colp is one tough customer Challenge during earlier season action. Stewart and his teammates journey to St. Louis when it comes to scoring. He blitzed the Michigan this weekend to defend last year's CCHA tournament championship. rani Wolverines for eight marks last weekend to raise hi. (Newtphoto by Joseph Glkk) national leading total to 88 Falcon skater Bob Dobek. who trailed Colp for national honors by only one point last week, is still second in the country in point production with 83 marks. ANNOUNCING: THE GRAND OPENING ^V 5 • • • The brother combination of Michigan State's Tom Ross 1 DOMINO'S PIZZA and Bowling Green rightwinger Doug Ross continues to be • •e e red-hot scoring duo. The latest statistics show the Spartan e of Sam B's Carry-Out icer with 80 points while brother Doug totals 63 • • • Accolades to the five members of the Falcon skating crew 352-5221 107 State St. j who hold the operation together behind the scenes. Trainer Gary "Doc" Rose, equipment manager Don "Woody" Woods, student trainer Garry "Speed" Miller and 352-5222 Specials All Weekend! £\ I student manager Frank "Peanuts" Young have done all of , the patching together when things fall apart. Snacks - Two For W_ : Also special thanks to senior statistician Jim Schneider. 352-5223 ,n8 *v> • • • Dra * The Price of One <*, A special salute to the Falcon fans who signed up for the Rink Rats chartered bus trip to the CCHA playoffs. Two bus 1 Watch For Our "HAWAIIAN SPECUL'' loads of vocal BG enthusiasts will be in St. Louis to cheer Tune-Up Before or After The BTO Concert Ike icers'efforts