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by Rick Rlmelspach speakers from Toledo Edison, Davis- staff reporter Besse and several University Grad assistants professors, Martin said. The Student Government Association Scott P. Martin of the Bowling Green may lose raise (SGA) last night voted to allocate $100 Citizens for Safe Energy said his group is not sponsoring the rally for political Graduate Student Senate to put the escort service back in causes, but simply to inform students (GSS) yesterday expressed operation for the rest of spring quarter. concern over a recent report by John C. Bell, former SGA senator and about the issues of nuclear power. University Provost Michael R. coordinator of the escort service, asked SGA also heard a report from Brad Ferrari that the University faces SGA to get the service going again. The W. Ritterspach, SGA representative to a possible $2 million deficit in its service has not been in effect this the broadcoast policy committee on the 1979-80 budget. quarter due to Bell's illness and a lack status of the proposed merger between Newly-elected GSS President of communication between volunteers WBGU-TV and WGTE-TV. Ritterspach Gerald E. Krygier said at a and SGA. Bell said. said nothing definite has been decided meeting in Taft Room, Union the Bell said that although it would take on the merger and that it could be a figure may mean that a targeted another week to get the service long time before anything is finalized. Ritterspach quoted a letter from five percent increase in graduate organized before it could start University President Hollis A. Moore. assistant payments for next year operating, he felt the service would be very necessary with the warmer Jr., which said that it is "too early to will not be realized. weather increasing the possibility of speculate on ihe outcome" of the An annual increase for second attacks. proposed merger. year graduate assistants was Noting that he believes University initiated in 1974-75, Krygier said. THE $100 will cover publicity costs to officials are "loking out for the best Since then the pay for part-time inform students that the service is back interests of students," Ritterspach said (20 hours a week) appointments in operation. Bell added. the idea arose as a way to avoid has increased four-and-a-half SGA also voted to reimburse 14 duplication of services and cut costs. percent from $3,087 to its present winter quarter escort service drivers a $3,400, he added. The five per- total of $95.85 for the 639 miles they RITTERSPACH ADDED that before cent, or $200 increase would raise drove last quarter. A total of 319 any merger would go through, public the pay level to $3,600. students used the escort service last hearings. Federal Communication five percent increase in graduate quarter. 279 of them women, Bell said. Commission (FCC) hearings and Board assistant payments for next year Raymond W. Braun, SGA academic of Trustee approval would be needed. will not be realized. affairs coordinator, said surveys SGA elected l.yndsey L. Phillips, evaluating English 110, 111 and 112 will senator from Offenhauer, as senate be passed out today. The surveys will chair. Phillips first duty will be to select Nuclear teach-in be given to 400 students currently a committee to take applications for the taking English classes and 600 students unoccupied senate position from draws support who have already taken English Compton-Darrow. The committee will courses. interview all interested students and staff pholo by George Lundskow University President Hollis A. Braun said Kathleen A. Hart, coor- recommend two candidates to SGA Joe Nemeth, a sophomore law enforcement major, demonstrated the use of sais. an Moore Jr. has supported the dinator of English and general studies President Michael P. Zinicola. Zinicola nuclear energy teach-in to be ■ oriental tool used as a weapon, in front of the University Union yesterday afternoon. He and -~~" writing, Mark Kurman, graduate will then recommend one candidate for other members of the Bowling Green American Karate System performed to about 100 people. held at noon today in the open assistant in psychology, and student SGA approval. area east of the Education Bonny S. Young have all assisted him in Building. developing the survey. Kurman said "The intense public concern the survey will be aimed at finding Crime bill would have little effect on University about nuclear power-in par- students' attitudes on the English ticular its potential dangers-is writing requirements, the rubric, by Keith Jameson The agreement also makes athletic events, require the on-duty Bess said that Bell's apprehensions shared by residents in our placement and proficiency. staff reporter provisions for Campus Safety officers University supervisor to contact Bess, are not well founded because all police University community," Moore BRAUN SAID the survey is only the witnessing any violation on the streets who will notify the vice president for officer trainees must meet the same said in a release yesterday. first phase of a total evaluation of the The working relationship between adjacent to the University to notify city operations to gain consent to im- Ohio Peace Officer Training Council He encouraged participation in English program. Comparisons with University and city police would not be police through the University dispat- plement mutual aid from the Univer- requirements in training the event, calling it "a highly English departments at other affected greatly by a bill passed in the cher. sity president BESS ALSO noted that each appropriate response for an universities and interviews with State House of Representatives, ac- Under most conditions, city police Emergencies requiring ex- universit} 'a police force is established academic institution to make." members of the English department cording to William R. Bess, director of will dispatch an officer. But if the city- traordinary assistance by either and designed In its Board of Trustees, The nuclear energy in- will also be done in order to come up Campus Safety and Security. has no officers in the area or all units agency shall be reported to the heads of with the university taking complete formation sesson also has been with possible improvements, Braun House Bill 5, which would amend last are occupied, the city may request that both agencies prior to committments control of and responsibility for the endorsed by several University said. year's House Bill 588, would allow any the University handle the call. being made, according to the bill. force. This is authorized by state faculty in the political science, The survey results will be compiled university police officers to investigate legislation social work and other depart- by computer by the psychology and pursue suspects of misdemeanors STREETS UNDER the concurrent THE BILL faced opposition from And it is normal practice for ments, several University department and Braun said he hopes off-campus, according to Ellen jurisdiction of Campus Safety and city Rep. Thomas M. Bell of Cleveland on municipal and university police forces organizations and some local the findings can be evaluated over the Wuellner, staff member to Rep. John a. police are Ridge Street, from Thurstin three counts. to assist in each others' jurisdiction, merchants. summer so some recommendations can Begala of Kent, sponsor of the bill. Avenue to Mercer Road; North College Bell did not want to "stretch Bess said, adding that he believes the be made by next fall. The legislation is not expected to Drive, from Ridge to Poe Roads; and university police power without in- intent of the bill is to benefit all com- SGA also voted to endorse a reach the Senate for a vote for several Mercer Road, from Wooster Street to creased training," questioned whether munities by upgrading crime in- weather resolution promoting the "educational months. Poe Road. universities would support an officer if vestigation jurisdictions. intent" of todays teach-in on nuclear According to Bess, "Our working Presence of a declared disaster, civil he should make a mistake while in Bess added that many state power. relationship with the city police is well disorder, major arrests involving more action in the community, and wondered universities spend more time and CLOUDY, SHOWERS-High established" because of a Mutual Aid than five offenders, major case in- whether misdemeanors were offenses money for training than many com- 68F(20C),low47F(8C),B0 THE RALLY, scheduled for noon Assistance Agreement which took vestigations and major traffic serious enough to warrant more police munities with a police force of one to percent chance of precipitation. today in the open area east of the Education Building will feature effect January 23,1979. congestion, except in the case of power. 10 officers Exiting Obsidian editor voices Kelvin Dale: minority problems, looks to future
by Jeff Diver A: Well, 1 had entered the journalism program. It c the Obsidian i seemed to offer staff reporter more to me in terms of giving me an opportunity to work with my people It gave us I the staff I the freedom to just be ourselves, to do what we wanted to do, to make Kelvin V. Dale has been editor of the Obsidian, the University minority decisions and to try things on our own. newspaper, for two years. In that span, he has come to be known as a spokesman Q: Why was there no minority paper at the University before the Obsidian started? of the black community. Dale, a magazine journalism major from Cincinnati, was A: Because you have to build. And the building process, as far as building black one of the Obsidian's founders four years ago. He is a member of the Black Student institutions in an institution that's all white, it takes a long time Union and works with the African Peoples Association and the African Work Study Q: Are you saying that the Obsidian was planned long before it actually began ? Group. Dale will end his tenure as editor in June when he graduates. A; lam not saying it was planned. I am saving it was conceptualized, Dale spoke to the News about the Obsidian and the problems faced by minorities Q: When the first issue of the Obsidian was published did the campus, especially at the University. the minorities, take the Obsidian seriously'' Q: Who started the Obsidian and when0 A: No. the campus in general didn't take the Obsidian senouslv But the minority A: I think about eight people started it fall quarter. 1976.1 guess the idea had been community was much more responsive. They saw hope in the thing floating around for years. At that time! 19761. the black voice was in newsletter A lot of people didn't think it would survive. A lot of people still don't But the form, called the "Minority Rap," put out by the Student Development Program. minority peoples, especially the black peoples, definitely wanted the thing to live. That was where the idea of the black voice had gotten at that time. Alcide Vincent It was a sign of progress, in a time of not much progri isa came in and sparked the drive at that point to get it (the idea l from newsletter to formed after the cooling newspaper form. Q: Why do you feel the campus didn't take the publication seru Q: Who was Vincent? A: I think it wasn't something that they really wanted to see The majority of the A: He was a transfer student from New Mexico State University. He was born and community really had no need for the thing and had no understanding of it From raised in Cape Verde Islands, off the west coast of Africa. their perspective, it probably looked like a hate sheet. Q: How and why did he spark the forming of the Obsidian'' I think it probes people's guilt. Anytime you have a problem and you can see that A: He was in journalism, had just transferred in, had a very outgoing personality, problem, it kind of hurts. But if you can push the problem aside and don't hear had leadership quality and just kind of sparked it. about it or see it, it really doesn't bother you that much. When we started A few of us had a class called Introduction to Black Journalism, taught by Wayne publishing, people started seeing and reading about the problem. Graham, who is still here teaching black journalismclasses.We started the paper Q: What problem was that? essentially out of that class. Graham was very helpful as far as advice. He played A: The problem of majoritits and minorities. The problems of different peoples the devil's advocate. We published our first issue on Nov. 10,1976. living together. Q: Do you think the University accepts the Obsidian and is serious about the (J: So you were with the group that started the Obsidian? Obsidian today? A: Yes, we call it the group of founders. A: I' have to say no. I think a majority of the white students on campus probably Q: What was the purpose of the Obsidian when it was started? don't care about the thing. From our point of view, we see the newspaper as A: To be a voice, to be a place where the black commuity here could express something that can help the white person to understand more about what's going themselves and address their grievances or discuss things among themselves. on with the people they call minorities. Q: Do you believe that is the same purpose of the Obsidian today? Q: If a student walked up to you and said the Obsidian was a racist newspaper, A: Yes, definitely. what would you say? Q: What does the Obsidian's motto, Reflections of Color, mean? A: I would say like I always say, 'Come on, I'll show you every Obsidian issue and A: That's to say that we're reflective of the color of peoples of the world and the you find me something in them that is racist.' That happened to me a few times but nation and the communtiy. Most of the time, these peoples are left out. the strange thing is that I can't get anyone to find me anything racist. Kelvin V. Dale Q: Why did you want to get involved with the Obsidian? See page S. opinion— legislative blunder national columnist- hoover's know-all The Ohio General Assembly seems to have forgotten that the University, along with other public institutions of higher learning, are part of the state government. The state legislature is currently considering the state's budget for the haberdashery? biennium and the lawmakers have increased the allocation to state colleges and universities by $281 million. The University will get about WASHINGTON-The FBI is con- $2.4 million more for 1979-80 from this allocation for about an 8.4 percent HONBST- sidering renting out shops on the increase. Yet Provost Michael R. Ferrari said the growth figures out to I £A\N TUG am ground floor of the J. Edgar Hoover be a net increase of only 5 percent. Building, its main headquarters. The This funding increase should be looked at in comparison to the total COMBINE Ute idea was suggested by the Penn- Art state budget, in which the public elementary and high schools will receive sylvania Avenue Development Corp., 30 percent more money or an additional $784 million from the state. HAIK c« -me which is trying to spruce up the street. Buchwald This same piece of legislation allocating state monies prohibits The cooperatior director considers the universities from raising fees to make up budget deficits caused by in- building as it now stands cold, flation and insufficient state dollars. As a result, Ferrari told the Faculty inhospitable and a waste of space. They say stores would bring life and warmth Senate this week that the University may face a $2 million shortfall. to the building, and the public wouldn't Without the ability to raise instructional fees, except with specific be afraid to go near it. "I UNDERSTAND. May I have your permission of the General Assembly, where will the money come from to It all depends. There are pluses and name and Social Security number?" balance the budget? The students will pay, but this time it will not be minuses to the idea. The big plus is that "Thompson, Fred A. 093-16-1890." through increased fees. the people who opened stores there The salesman puts the information Ferrari has told the University administrators that the academic wouldn't have to worry about into his computer and waits for a reply. budgets will have to be cut to make up the $2 million difference. The shoplifting. A big minus is that the Then he says, "I see you're a size 42 quality of education is bound to suffer. The last several years have not information in the computers upstairs with a 38 waist, that you always wear two-button suits, hate cuffs on your been years of plenty with wasteful spending on faculty wages, might be made available to managers of the stores downstairs. trousers and you're partial to green.'' educational equipment and library books. Where will another cut be "I am not partial to green. Where did made from? you get that information?" The state legisl;.' s ;m oblivious to the situation they are writing THIS IS WHAT could happen if, for example, a man goes in to buy a suit at "One of your neighbors told our into law for Ohio's D I universities. How are the universities to remain the Hoover Haberdashery, which ad- people. He also told us you were a very competitive in ' .uempts to lure the declining number of high school vertises that it sells the "10 Most sloppy dresser and that you never wear graduates when th it educational budgets are cut? Wanted Clothes in America." a belt when you're working on your One positive note for the students, although perhaps not for the SflEteUhkt: "May I help you, sir?" car." University, is that the state budget will increase the amount of money WHAT DO W McMi I UAV/t NO EIGHT "I'd like a summer suit." "Well, it so happens I don't want a available from the Ohio Instructional Grant program to attend a private TD 60MFIAW ABOUT dAf eTERA f&>D? "Yes, sir. With or without a bullet- green suit. I want a tan one." school. The ceilir" il eligibilty has also been increased from an annual proof vest?" income of $17,0OU lo $20,000. "Without. They're too hot in the THE SALESMAN hits the keys of the Granted, "ie legislators have a difficult decision to make in dividing up summertime." computer and waits. "It says here that your wife doesn't like you in tan. She the pie without a tax increase. The state senators should undo the strings claims you always get soup stains over the state representatives have placed on the hands of University ad- guest column. the jacket." ministrators in their efforts to make up budget deficits. "Did she tell you that?" "No. one of your relatives did." "I want a tan suit. Do you want to sell nuke test answers are revealing me one or not?" "Of course, sir. You're the customer. letters Before you try one on I must advise you Prof. (?) Van Gilder, here are the enriched uranium, enough to serve as of your rights. If for any reason the suit Weekend Plus Calendar, 106 University answers to your anti-nuke midterm: John C. the raw material for at least ten Hall, or call 372-2003. does not fit or the pants are too long, revue staff 1. A rem is a unit of radiation bombs." Not enough? Try this: "...a you may remain silent until you have Michael J. Gueulette measurement. In most literature, these Brodie, Jr. ship carrying 200 tons of uranium ore consulted with our fitter." assistant editor. The Revue measurements are talked about in that disappeared from the high seas in "I understand." is human, too millirems. November 1968 and that some in- 2. Yes, a reactor is capable of ex- contained with 100 percent perfection. telligence officials in Europe and the "NOW THIS is an especially good the joke is ploding. For two different reasons: a.) In case you were not aware, plutonium United States believe ended up in buy. It was ordered by Jimmy Hoffa too great a volume of steam in the In response to Ms. Grupp's letter of (the waste produced) that was not Israel. but he never picked it up. We've last Friday titled "Revue fails to generator land with enough force to properly contained in the Soviet Union NOW, LET'S talk about these decided he doesn't need it any more so publicize:" really on you crack the four foot thick concrete caused a nuclear accident. It was "emotional rallies that serve no pur- we're putting it on sale." The two REVUE staff members wall); or. b. I from a hydrogen bubble buried underground and exploded. pose as far as learning goes." I think, "It's a nice suit. How much is it?" i which came so close to happening at responsible for the contents of the List Saturday I was the unfortunate (Just so you don't have to ask, that item sir, that you should do a little bit more ■$110." "Weekend Plus" calendar must begin victim of someone's idea of a good time. Three Mile Island.) came across the AP wire on Sunday, of the research that you profess to use "Okay. I'll take it." 3. As of this point, 72 reactors are compiling information late in the week While driving on Seventh Street at April 22.1979.) so well. If you had taken the time to look "Will that be a charge or cash, sir?" prior to publication from many dif- about 10:30 p.m., an American Motors operative. A Carter Administration THOSE ARE some of the basic facts into the rallies instead of remaining at a "I'll put it on my American Express ferent sources. Jeep with a white hard top passed me study says that by the year 2000, 200 I base my stand on. Here are some distance and pointing a finger, you card. Here it is." In some cases, we have worked from going in the opposite direction. reactors will be in operation. At the more interesting tidbits of information would have found out that these were tentative College of Musical Arts Just then a loud explosion occurcd time the 200 plants are operating, to help explain why I feel the way I do. organizational gatherings for people THE SALESMAN starts spraying performance listings with only partial caused by some object hurled from the nuclear power will supply about 25 Did you know that at the present rate interested in forming a group. dust on the card. information. In others, we have to omit Jeep, striking and shattering my percent of the nations power. If you look of consumption, nuclear fuel will run The first of these so called "What are you doing?" Thompson items due to a lack of space. windshield. The jeep did not stop, but at it in terms of the present, nuclear out before the petroleum and coal "emotional rallies etc." will be held asks. Finally, we are only human, and due fled from the scene. Despite the power supplies about 10 percent of the resources? Are you aware of the fact today. May 3 at noon. On the "Ijooking for fingerprints. You can't to the nature of the grueling com- damage. I feel very lucky that no one electricity. that twenty pounds of plutonium is list of speakers wdl be anywhere from be too careful when you take a credit pilation task, we do make mistakes If was injured by flying glass. 4. Strictly from a dollar and cents point enough to make an atomic bomb? Have 5-7 university professors, a card. I'll be right back, sir." the time or date of an event changes I hope the person!si reponsible for of view, yes. According to a you read any of the books that describe spokesperson from Davis-Besse, and A few minutes later the salesman possibly some government officials. right before deadline, we are my windshield realize what a stupid spokesperson from the Davis-Besse how to make an atomic bomb? returns looking very grim. sometimes caught with our pants down. stunt that was. Someone could have plant, without nuclear power Two years ago, (May 3,1977) the New The official name for this gathering is "Did you ever know a Roderick been seriously injured. i depending on the weather) it costs York Times published some findings of the "teach in." Is this an emotional Abernathy? " he asks. We appreciate any comments and In order to file a claim with my in- about 1.52 cents. With Davis-Besse the General Accounting Office. Here rally that serves no educational pur- "Yeh, I went to high school with criticism, and we thank Ms. Grupp for surance company. I had to report the operating at 85 percent efficiency the are a few of the findings: "...com- pose? The speakers will take their own him." taking the time to inform us of the incident to the police. There can't be too cost is 1.005 cents. But let us not forget mercial nuclear facilities in tne United side of the issue at hand. Is this error. We will strive to be more ac- many jeeps that fit the description in the "overall"; i.e. environmental, and States were not able to account for "...action based on ignorance."? "DID YOU know he was a member of curate in the future. Anyone wishing to ' Bowling Green, so the culprit can't be safety effects. thousands of pounds of highly enriched Here's something else to think about. the Socialist Workers Party?" place their event in the calendar is too hard to find. 5. Regardless of how much of how little uranium and plutonium." "...a nuclear UAW president Doug Fraser said that "No, I didn't." more than welcome to submit in- Ron Wyszynskl is produced, it has the ability to con- plant in Apollo, Pa., was unable to 25 percent of the money spent on solar "Your file says you did. This is very formation the BG News REVUE, 210 Phi Delta Theta taminate for 200,000 years unless account for 381.6 pounds of highly systems will be for building and in- embarrassing." stallation. Ohio Edison estimates that "Look, if it's a big deal I'll pay cash only 10 percent of the 3 billion dollars for the suit." for the Erie nuclear plant will go for "Yes, that might solve the problem," labor. the clerk says. He scratches his head HERE is my final question: Could it be with a pencil and two men come up to possible that solar power and other 979 -fV5./V John C. Brodie, Jr. is a student at the (C) 1979, Los Angeles Times Syn- University. dlcate The BT3 Hews Page 2 Vol 64 No 269 Thursday 5-3-79 EOITORIALSTAFF editor pathyland managing cd'ot paulawmsiow news editor cindyilotnik editorial editor oob weingartner sports editor dart firestont copy editor b BUSINESS STAFF business manager Itslltruppert advertising manager mike dunn Ttit BO News is published daily Tuesday through Friday during tht regular tchool ytar and weekly during summer sessions by studants of Bowling Green state University under tht authority of tht Univtrsity Publications Commifftt. Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect tht opinions of tht BO News Editorial Board. Tht BO Ntws and Bowling Orten Sfatt Univtrsity are equal opportunity employers and do not discriminate in hiring practices Tht Ntws will not acctpt advertising that is deemed discriminatory, degrading or insulting on tht basis or race, sex or national origin. All rights to material published Editorial and Business Offices lot Univtrsity Hall Bowling Green State Univtrsity M Bowling Green, Ohio43481 "ALLQOl&r OKTHEAFRJCAKFf^>KT Phone (41?) 3722003 5-3-79 The BG News 3 briefs Advocates say proposed bottle deposit law Nuclear power protest would aid consumer, conserve resources Anyone interested in transportation to the national march against nuclear power Sunday in Washington D.C. is urged to sign up at the nuclear energy teach-in at noon today on the steps of Williams Hall. Cost will not exceed $35 and includes only the bus ride, leaving Saturday afternoon, to Washington. For Ridding the land of litter information call John Steinbach at 352-5792 or Mark Wang at 372-5187. The Odd Couple" by David Drake of litter, but to initiate the single most is one of the few distributor-retailers comes back with more money." "The Odd Couple," Neil Simon's hit comedy, will open at 8 p.m. today and run effective system of recovering and who is actively supporting the drive. I.nni Balle, manager of SamB's through Saturday in the Joe E. Brown Theatre. Directed by University theater A petition drive to require all reusing some of our resources. "We feel it's to the customer's benefit Carry Out beverage store. 107 State St., student Robert B. Braley, the play will be the final production of the 1978-79 Joe beverage containers in Ohio to be "In addition, under deposit to use returnables," Luke said. said she is in favor of the legislation for E. Brown Theatre season. Tickets are 50 cents and available only at the door; returnable began yesterday according returnables. there are no reserved seats. to Lunda James, executive director for However, she said her professional the Ohio Alliance for Returnables. opinion is against the measure since it UAO campground trip James said the group has 90 days to 'Other major retailers don't want it would require construction of a shed to Tomorrow is the last day for sign ups for the Union Activities Office Saddle gather the necessary 85,301 signatures store the containers. and Paddle Weekend May 12 and 13 at Mohican Wilderness Campground. The to put the issue on the November ballot. because they don't give a damn about Bill Burkle, owner of Wooster Wine weekend's activities will include lodging in a converted horse barn, horseback Locally, the petition drive is being the consumer. They don't want to see Shop. 425 E. Wooster, is opposed to riding, a canoe trip, hay rides, archery and rifle target practice, Saturday supprted by the University Environ- returnables. supper with beer and Sunday breakfast. Cost of the trip is $18, payable upon mental Interest group. The group is him again until he comes back with "It wouldn't destroy business, but it signing up at the UAO office, third floor Union. For information call David Lary collecting signatures today in the would really cripple it," he said. at 352-3130 after 10 p.m. University Union foyer. more money.' "You'd have deposits sitting around James said the measure would worth $2,000." Poolside concert require a ID-cent deposit on all A poolside concert featuring recording artist Doc Hult of Medical Records Burkle also cited a lack of storage will be at 8:30 p.m. tonight in the Club Pool area of the Student Recreation beverage containers. legislation, Ohioans will realize the "Anything in a return container is space as ;. problem "I'd probably buy "By enacting a deposit law," James benefits of increased employment, Center. Hult, of West Hartford, Conn., plays a variety of music including cheaper. As retailers, we feel we should an old trucK lo put them i the retur- said, "we are providing a financial lower consumer prices, energy savings country-rock and bluegrass. The event is free and public. be a consumer advocate. nables) in," he said. "Either that or incentive to not only rid our roadsides and a savings of tax dollars spent on "Other major retailers don't want it build a $20,000 building. roadside clean-up." because they don't give a damn about "I've worried that something would Doug Luke, operator of Central Ohio the consumer." he continued. "They be passed." Burkle continued. "To me List of books, costs proposed Beverage Company, a Columbus firm. don't want to see him again until he it would be disastrous." The Resident Student Association (RSA) reviewed plans ahead with a proposal to have roommates' home address and Tuesday to compile a booklist to be distributed to all phone numbers put on housing assignment cards. residence halls on campus. Stiffler said the plan will result in less anxiety for students Erosion strikes Moseley Hall steps Douglas B. Thomas, RSA vice president, said the list will who do not know their roommates before coming to the No, it wasn't a misguided missile or freezing and thawing to gradually built in 1913. went through an in- have all the courses divided by department and section University. If put into effect this year, the program only will even a campus destruction loosen the brick," Bedell said. novation period last year It included number similar to the class schedule format. But instead of be for freshmen, but could be expanded to include all prank which caused the dismantlement The steps were uneven over the the replacement of windows, doors, and listing the class time and teacher, the books needed for the students living on campus. of Moseley Hall's front steps in late suport and as a result a few were drapes as well as work in the course and their costs will be printed. "All the students I've talked to think it's a good idea," March. removed to reveal the deterioration. classrooms and repair of brick on the Thomas said a similar program is used at Youngstown Stiffler said, adding that students will have the option of According to Norman H. Bedell, Bedell said tr» «tpjw will not be building. State University IYSU), where each student receives a list of requesting their names and addresses not be given out. director of technical support services, repaired for a few months . new design The front steps were replaced set eral the books he needs for each class. ' I haven't heard anything negative about it," he continued. the brick support under the steps has is planned in whim all the sandstone years ago and Bedell said. "The WALTER G. STIFFLER, chairman of the housing However, he noted there may be a problem in enacting the deteriorated over the years due to steps will be removed and concrete will building needs more work but until assignment cards committee, told RSA he needs only to get plan because of laws dealing with invasion of students' water leakage. be pured in to cast new steps more innovation may be done it is approval from Robert G. Rudd, director of housing, to go privacy. 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Main Next to Uhlman's 4 The BG News 5-3-79 ■i )H THE TAGTEBUDS (IN ACTUAL COMMERCIALS) ON 'SATURDAY NlGHT LIVE/" 5-3-79 The BG News 5 Pop to pastry Dale . Irom page one Vending machines offer snack paradise I think a lot of people feel we are (racist l Q: How is it going to surface? but I don't think the sentiment is usually A: I can't say. It happened before so many EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the las! of a three- Of these different products offered, Agler said According to Timothy J. Balda, manager of based on something that they really read times... the gap just got so deep. part series on the eating habits of University the soft drink machines are the most popular and McDonald's, 1470 E. Wooster St., about 85 percent and is something that could be considered Q: Do you think the Obsidian is helping to students. subsequently need to be refilled almost daily. of his total business comes from college students, harsh racism by most people. I think it's fill that gap? by Joseph Hanak who most commonly order french fries. just a feeling that they get. Sometimes I A: Yes, to a growing extent. I think more However, Agler pointed out that the location of Balda said french fries are a definite snack guess we do say some harsh things that and more people are slowly starting to look Along with going downtown, playing frisbee and the machine affects its success more than the favorite, but toward the end of each quarter people maybe are hard for me to see. at the thing. going to the rec center, another favorite pastime product it contains. He mentioned the Library is the begin to order more complete meals. Q: How does the black community view for many college students is snacking. most successful spot for the vending machines Q: Where did the name Obsidian, come you' Do they see you as a spokesman? which need to be refilled daily. CONCERNING THE nutritional value of from? A: I guess the community considers me to Although pizza is one of the most popular Dormitory vending machines, though used 24 McDonald's food, Jane S. Schimpf, assistant A: Alcide Vincent. I think he said he read be a spokesman considering the fact that snacks, students do not always want to eat an hours a day, need to be refilled about every other director of University food operations, said something about obsidian in a book. It was I'm in a position to say different things. I entire pizza or cannot afford it. day, depending on the contents, Agler said. McDonald's hamburgers offer needed protein and a reflective glass formed after the cooling suppose lama spokesman for a portion of Thus the student heads for another major source the french fries are a source of vitamin C. of molten rock. He saw the paper as a the Mac < community, in that all the people of snacks: the vending machines. Although the University is good for business, She also mentioned "Weight Watchers" have means too get a volcano started. in this black community don't agree with Agler said his best business comes from in- even approved the Burger King Whopper as part Q: Are you talking about racial unrest? what I say and what I think. There are about 180 vending machines at the dustries, factories and other businesses. of their diet plan since it contains may needed A: No, we're talking about waking up Q: How do you see you role in the black University, according to James Agler, manager of He explained they are more successful there nutrients. people's minds to what's going on. community? the Bowling Green division of the Maumee Valley because the vending machines are the primary' As for vending machine products such as candy A: I think historically, editors and Vending Company, supplier of the machines. source of meals for the working people, whereas bars, Schimpf said they are good for quick energy. A: Was the Obsidian first started on a publishers of black newspapers and any the college students' primary source is on-campus weekly basis? black media have always been OF THE 180 machines, Agler estimated that 60 dining halls and public restaurants. "When we talk about junk food we include a lot Q: No, the Obsidian started on a when-we- spokespersons in their communities. I to 70 of them contain items such as candy bars, of foods which really shouldn't be in there," could-come-up-with-some-money-to-get-a- definitely think I should be a spokesman potato chips, pretzels, and pastry. He said 40 or 50 AGLER SAID he used to have sandwich Schimpf said. She added that the important thing paper published basis. In those times, we and speak out on all the issues. To do are soft drink machines, about 15 machines machines at campus location, but removed them to remember about snacking on such items is they worried about where you're going to get otherwise would be a neglect of my contain ice cream products, and about 15 are milk once fast food restaurants moved in and took away should be eaten in addition to daily meals, and not money for this paper. We figured that by responsibilities to the community. machines. that aspect of his business. replace them. the time we put out a paper, our Q: How do you view yourself? bargaining power would be good enough A: I think I'm in a position to take ad- to get money for another paper from vantage of a lot of opportunities that most somewhere. people that come out of an environment Q: Does the Obsidian come out now on a like I came out of don't have a change to Council tables advising changes regular basis? take advantage of. A: It is not dependent on money anymore, 1 think any black person involved with but it is dependent on when you think it the medi a in this day and age has to be sort by Rick Rimelspach with Whalen's proposals was not because of a Gary T. Heberlein, chairman of biological would be best for you to publish. If of a filter with the information that is staff reporter feeling that the advising system is perfect. sciences, said he thought advisers' time would be nothing's happening, then why publish? given. You have to filter down the in- better spent talking with students than s»nding out formation to the black community. You After much discussion, Academic Council voted "Everyone here is concerned with improving personalized leters. Q: How do you feel this campus looks at have to translate from white English to yesterday to table the academic advising academic advising. What we really need is to minorities? black English in a lot of instances so that recommendations presented by James D. Whalen, encourage students to seek advice in the first Whalen said such letters would forci «dviser*tn A: It doesn't, and that's the problem. people can understand what's going on. academic affairs coordinator. place," Mottsaid. become more aware of their student, etui) Q: Do you think blacks and whites on Q: What is the future of the Obsidian? the bureaucratic treatment students now receive campus are getting along better today? A: Hopefully to increase publication and Stuart Givens, professor of history, asked Gerald Rigby, director of the criminal justice and encourage students to seek advising before A: Personally, I think people are doing a increase readership and help these people Whalen to return to Council after revising the department, said "90 percent of the advising that rush during the fifth and sixth weeks of tne good job nowadays of not getting into in Bowling Green to see the reality of the recommendations. Givens was present as acting problem is the student." 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There are a lot of advantages in learning to play an And according to Edward and Virginia Marks, husband instrument, said Mrs. Marks, who maintains that the and wife musicians who came to Bowling Green 10 years discipline required in such a learning process carries over ago, it is an enjoyable situation. into other areas of one's life. "Bowling Green is a place where an undergraduate student can get fine musical training, as well as a good academic background, in a nice setting," said Virginia 'Bowling Green is a place Marks, who began her career as a pianist at the age of four. where an undergraduate student can get fine MRS. MARKS made her musical debut with the Philadelphia Orchestra when she was 10 years old. She musical training, as well as has since performed with the New York Philharmonic and a good academic several other big orchestras, she said. , Edward Marks also began his musical career early in background... life, taking up the clarinet at the age of nine. Marks added he did not really become serious about pursuing such a The couple agreed the new music building will do a lot career until he began to study at Temple University in for Bowling Green. "The new building will give us the Philadelphia. facilities we need to teach and perform," said Marks, who The couple, who met while both were students at added that such facilities will be helpful in recruiting top- Temple, participate in studio teaching and chamber notch music students." music coaching in Bowling Green. "As far as state schools in Ohio, Bowling Green Mrs. Marks, who did not begin teaching at the probably has the best music department," Marks added. University until 1972, was on the road quite a bit their first ALTHOUGH THEY often find it necessary to spend year in the area. weekends and nights working, both enjoy hobbies outside of music. He is interested in painting and sculpture, while PRIOR TO her work in teaching and coaching, she she enjoys keeping an eye on the stock market. served an director of Creative Arts for the University. The Mrs. Marks, who coaches 20 piano students privately job required a lot of time and energy, and she had to make each week, is teaching a class next month titled,' How To a choice between her own musical career and serving as Cut Your Grocery Bill by 30 percent." The course is a administrator of the program. workshop for Continuing Education, she said. Having decided to stick with her studies and her The couple has participated in many international students, Mrs. Marks relinquished the position a year and competitions and both performed in Italy in 1962 at the a half ago. prestigious Gian Carlo Menotti Spoleta Festival, which is Mr. Marks, who attended the Curtis Institute of Music in a large music festival held north c'Hnme Mrs. Marks Philadelphia as well as Temple University, received his said. master's degree at the University of Maryland. He gives The couple agreed that a career in music, whether it be 17 private clarinet lessons each week and conducts the clarinet or piano, requires much flexibility. It is often University's clarinet choir. He has performed with the difficult balancing time between work and family life, Philadelphia Chamber Orchestra and presently par- they said. ticipates in solo and chamber music recitals. The Marks find their work here at the University en- The couple, married 18 years, live in Bowling Green joyable. "As long as we continue to enjoy it here, we'll staff photo by Tim Westhoven with their two children. Marks said he and his wife had probably stay," Marks said. Edward and Virginia Marks ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦I* gnHMMOHHOOPBOl BHWWWWW1W CSKSS SHARP and Articulate Students Needed Shock :i*&$> presents: For summer employment, earning $2500-3000 absorber. Can work in hometown, riMKpffflR^ffig cash scholarships also available For interview apply in person with Special Guest May 3 Tal* stock in America. Wet Willie Croghan Room - Union Buy L'.S. Savings Bonds. 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He said the $500 statement saying company officials orders was included in the earlier oil companies of overcharging their million is now included in the new had not yet seen the proposed order and actions, the total of alleged over- customers nearly $1.7 billion during a enforcement actions seeking refunds could not comment specifically. But the charges now has climbed to about $3.5 5'2-year period and said the money from the companies. statement said the Energy Department billion, Bloom said. should be refunded. He said the proposed orders seek has given the company inadequate The Energy Department proposed refunds totalling $888,328,889 from opportunity to explain its pricing ac- The allegations have stemmed from orders to make the oil companies Texaco; $577,959,477 from Gulf Oil' tions. audits of the major refiners to check return the alleged crude oil over- $101,618,243 from Standard Oil of their compliance with federal price charges, either to customers or to the California; $42,023,718 from Atlantic STANDARD OIL OF OHIO also had regulations from August 1973 through federal treasury. Richfield; $29,139,927 from Standard no immediate comment. March 1979. Paul Bloom, special Energy Oil of Indiana; and $16,969,403 from Bloom told a news conference that Department counsel for compliance, Standard Oil of Ohio. legal representatives of all seven Bloom said most of the alleged said no charges of criminal activity A MARATHON OIL spokesman companies wer notified of the proposed pricing violations involved incorrect were involved. commented that the overcharging orders by telephone Tuesday afternoon designation of oil producing property in allegation was "completely untrue." and had received copies of the proposed which oil that should have been THE COMPANIES WERE accused of Spokesman Ryder said his company orders yesterday morning in classified as "old" oil was sold as new violating federal price controls on would "vigorously oppose" any refund Washington. oil at a higher price. crude oil, mainly by incorrectly order. Bloom said some 67 enforcement classifying oil into categories that Standard Oil of California said it has actions had previously been taken, HE SAID OTHER VIOLATION in- would allow it to be sold at higher abided by the Energy Departments' alleging a total of some $2.3 billion in volved classification of some oil as prices. rules and regulations, but could not overcharges for crude oil. having come from so-called "stripper Bloom said the total of nearly $1.7 comment specifically because it had wells"-low production wells that are billion in overcharges included about not seen the proposed order. SINCE ABOUT $500 MILLION of the exempt from federal price ceilings. Israelis reiterate rights to disputed territory TAPUAH, Occupied west Bank( API-Thousands of Israelites celebrating in- said his negotiators would demand the continuation of Israeli settlements when dependence day marched through the occupied West Bank yesterday and Prime talks on Palestinian autonomy start with Egypt late this month. Minister Menahem Begin reiterated that Jews have the right to settle in the "It is completely obvious that we have the right to settle in Eretz Israel," Begin disputed lands. said, using the Hebrew term that includes both the West Bank and Israel in its pre- The nationalist march sparked protests among West Bank Palestinians. An Arab 1967 borders. youth was shot in a Bir Zeit demonstration and 10 West Bank mayors marched The West Bank march, centered in the new settlement of Tapuah, 25 miles north peace-fully through the city of Nablus to demand an end to Jewish settlements in of Jerusalem, was called "march for Eretz Israel," and it drew at least 10,000 the West Bank of the Jordan River. Israelis, who came in scores of buses and hundreds of private cars. The mayors also resolved to call a general strike May 15 against settlements, against the autonomy plan and against the Israel-Egypt peace treaty, which they THE ISRAELIS, SOME from other West Bank settlements, sang Hebrew songs, said is a sellout of the Palestinian cause. chanted nationalist slogans and carried banners as they walked a dusty eight-mile BEGIN, IN A RADIO interview broadcast on Israel's 31st independence day, course near Tapuah in the heart of the Arab-populated West Bank. Prohibition of Ohio school closings to be considered COLUMBUS (API-A bill conforming fears the bill would erode local fiscal out of money late in the calendar year, be prohibited from closing by the school district and state fiscal years control of school districts. usually in November or December, legislation. and prohibiting financially pinched near the middle of the school year. Instead, the troubled systems would districts from closing was recom- UNDER THE LEGISLATION, school Shoemaker said the change is part of be required to apply for loans under the photo by AP mended for passage yesterday by the districts would be placed on the state's a two-pronged program aimed at state school loan program or become House Finance committee. fiscal year, which starts July 1, rather requiring sound money management subject to state expenditure controls. If kids like to hang out of car windows, why not pigs too? Chairman Myrl H. Shoemaker, D- than the calendar fiscal year starting by local school officials. The second If the districts fail to obtain a com- Squirt, a family pet belonging to Dana Lee Tranby of Madison, Bourneville, the measure's sponsor, Jan. 1, which they now observe. effort will be to provide more state mercial loan or make application for a S.D., enjoys being chauflered to market-and back, the 250-pound said Gov. James A. Rhodes has agreed This change would increase a money to lessen the load on local state ,np" within 45 days after their pig even has her favorite kinds of music: country-western and to sign the legislation if it passes both district's borrowing flexibility because property taxes. deficits are certified by the state classical. chambers. present law prohibits loans which SCHOOL DISTRICTS, which can now auditor, they would come under The 13-7 committee vote split along cannot be repaid within the same fical close their doors if they lack funds and spending controls set by the state Board party lines with republicans voicing year. Most of the troubled districts run complete prescribed procedures, would of Education. Judge recommends newspaper merger And now for something WASHINGTON (AP)-The financially troubled Cincinnati completely different Post should be permitted to operate Jointly with its rival, the Cincinnati Enquirer, an administrative law judge recom- where Northeast Commons JIS1DTC mended yesterday to Attorney General Griffin B. Bell. "The past operating results of the Cincinnati Post and those reasonably to be expected in the future are such as to demonstrate that it is in probable danger of financial when Tonite 8:00 p.m. failure," said administrative law judge Donald R. Moore in a 143-page opinion. i "This is just a first step." noted Cincinnati Enquirer featuring live rock-n-roll by Ariel It's a symbol for life President William Keating when he heard of the recom- mendation. "The Attorney General still has to make a ruling and there is litigation pending." THE POST SEEKS TO merge its printing and commercial facilities with the Enquirer, while maintaining a separate Sjxnisored by Sigma Chi editorial staff. Bell is required by law to wait at least 45 days before Proceeds go to American Cancer Society deciding to give opponents of the joint operation an op- portunity to challenge Moore's conclusions. Moore rejected the contention of the Newspaper Guild and the International Typographical Union that the F '.*.' Scripps Co., the owner of the Post, has "monopoly ambitions'' THE POST HAS REPORTED losses of $11 million since 1970, although it has cut its losses in half each year since the PHI DELTA THETA national recession of 1974. Proudly announces their I'lnnnrrmm^f. 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Phone (3141 752 6000 Steve Bauhs 8:00 - 5:00 John Damonti As Low As Monday - Friday Wayne Malone Mark Meyer "Business Majors" 9:00 - 5:00 $ 95 One of the nation's largest corporations will be Scott Purvis Joe Restifo interviewing for an outstanding sales position. Saturday 59 The applicant must be a resident of Lorain, Sandusky, Huron, Erie and Seneca counties. Rich Butler White Argentus Full fringe benefits, salary negotiable. Send resume to: PO BOX 579 Sandusky, Ohio 44870 CONGRATULATIONS! •Equal Opportunity Employer 10 The BG News 5-3-79 sports Falcon softball team defeats ONU, 5-3 by LaVerne Allgood Carey led off with a base hit. After "THEY (OHIO) beat us two weeks On the eve of the Ohio AIAW softball Zook filed out. Dilley picked up another ago, but we have a chance to upset hittocenler'iplH tournament, Bowling Green's softball them. We did that last year to them in the state tournament." team captured its third win of the year, Spencer had an HBI single scoring BG assistant coach Marty Utherland a 5-3 verdict over Ohio Northern, Carey, and when the centerfielder said she was pleased most with the yesterday on the field adjacent to misplayed the ball, Dilley scored the Falcons defensive performance. Warren E.SteUer field. Falcons' insurance run. "We played with confidence and Bowling Green jumped in the lead intensity in the field, something we first with two runs in the second inning. Ohio Northern staged a final threat in lacked the last two games," Litherland The big blow in the inning came from the seventh loading the bases, but said. the bat of Maryellen Carey who led off Dilley pitched h 'rself out of a jam. "Dilley got in trouble in the seventh with a triple. but she got out of it. Cindy Di lley and Cathy Spencer, who DILLEY WALKED the first batter "We have the ability to be very went three for three in the game, picked before striking out the second and then up base hits. giving up a base hit. competitive at the state tournament. She struck out the next batter, before All we have to do is execute." OHIO NORTHERN scored three runs the Polar Bears loaded the bases. The Falcons opening round game in the fourth on two hits and a walk. Dilley got the last batter to pop up in against the Bobcats in the state tour- The Falcons quickly tied the game in foul territory and second baseman Iisa nament is today in Columbus. their half of the fourth, when Spencer Shelley made the play to preserve the led off with a single. Falcons third victory of the season She scored later on a throwing error against 11 losses. by Ohio Northern's pitcher. BG signs Carolyn Kirk walked for BG and "We needed a win like this before the alertly advanced to second to try and state tournament," right fielder Toni draw a throw from the pitcher to enable Hess said. "Our first (varsity) year we Spencer to score. didn't expect to win a whole lot. but I Molenaur Kirk's tactics worked when the throw guess we weren't expecting that many by Oan Firestone landed in center field and Spencer losses either. sports editor scored to tie the game. "We've been improving each game Chris Molenaur became the third and I guess that's what counts." photo by Kalhy Borchers BOTH TEAMS went scoreless in the player to sign a national letter of intent fifth. Dilley shut out the Polar Bears in i/ooking to the state tournament Hess yesterday at Bowling Green, an- BG's Lisa She » < 161 -nisses a lag on an Ohio Northern player in action yesterday. the sixth, and in the bottom of the in- said she feels that BG can repeat its nounced yesterday by BG coach John ning Bowling Green scored its winning upset performance of last season when Weinert. runs. the Falcons beat Ohio. Molenaur, a 6-9 player from Buffalo Grove, 111., a suburb of Chicago, averaged 14.7 points and eight rebounds a game last season. Doubles combination gives netters victory His awards this year included all- conference, all area, and honorable by Ken Koppel knotted at four, Mickles and Zinn she said. However, things quickly changed Mickles and Zinn she was pleased with mention all-state. staff reporter defeated Sharon Gang and Molly The two have an unblemished 4-0 when UC's Kathy and Alisa Conling the performance of Ziska, who raised Molenaur helped lead his team to Meachcr, 4-6, 6-1, 6-2, for the team mark and raise the Falcon's team mark topped Driftmeyer and Chicles 5-7, 6-1, her record to 5-1, and cited the steady three straight conference, ectional and For the second time this season, the victory. to 4-2. 1-6, setting up the final match of the play of Driftmeyer, who now owns a 3-3 regional championships. outcome of a Bowling Green women's The netters managed to conclude day. mark. tennis match rested on the per- ACCORDING TO BG tennis coach singles played in a 3-3 deadlock, with MOLENAUR IS a native of Toll do formance of Dianne Mickles and Joan Weston. Zinn likes to compete Karen Driftmeyer, Martha Chicles and Mickles and ^in' (ter S| litting their She mentioned that Ziska's and and had his best game this season with Tammy Zinn. And in just as many tries, under pressure. Robin Ziska gaining victories. first two sets, wer. .ihead in third, 4-1, Swick's ictory in the number two slot 28 points and 19 rebounds. the number three doubles team played "When she (Zinn! was leaving, she when things bei;an to tighten up. w.i- .. key point in the match but He also had considered Northern up to the task. said, '1 seem to get less nervous when UC STAKED the Falcons to a short basically, it was just a good all around Illinois. Kansas State, Evansville and It happened again Monday at the Ice the pressure is on me,'" Weston said. lived 4-3 lead following a 6-1, 6-3 Barb Zinn and Miciina Bavc the netters n Off (ill. Texas-Arlington. Arena courts in a match with the Weston agreed with Zinn's statement. Swick and Ziska victory in number two little more breathing room after "Chris was an outstanding junior and University of Cincinnati. With all the "They do well under pressure. Some doubles over Angela Bossu and Kale breaking serve. BG entertains Kent State at the Ice some of the wire services picked him as other matches completed, and the score players would absolutely fall apart." Stewart Weston said that beyond the play of Arena courts at 1 p.m. Saturday. a pre-season Ail-American," Weinert said. "He was injured this year and didn't get to play up to his potential. Kent State falls "If he's 100 percent, which we think he will be. then he'll be a fine addition to our program. He's quick, rebounds well and is a good shooter ' Ruggers win MAC WEINERT IS i onng the end of what may turn out to be the best recruiting With a convincing 17-4 victory over Sue Powell scored the first try for the defending champion Kent State, year since he arrived at BG. Falcons, giving BG a 4-0 half time lead. "We have got three of our top four Bowling Green's women's rugby team In the second half, the Falcons scored captured the Mid-American Conference choices right now. That's never hap- first on a running drop kick by Mary pened before since I've been hei ' We i MAC l last Saturday in Oxford, Ohio. Ward to go ahead 7-0. "Our forwards controlled the entire probably looked over 100 players. We "Mary's drop kick was really tough. I narrowed it to 30 and then 16. Fr«m thai game," BG coach Roger Mazzarella haven't seen a drop kick on Hie run like said. "Kent State got the ball to the we went for our first choic. p>. ;ver that in quite a while," Mazzan'lla Mirl position." he said. winger, who is supposed to be the last Cookie Vartola put the Falcons u| 13 person to get the ball, only twice. Weinert admits his only choice that 0 with a try after breaking up the hasn't been signed is all-stater Colin "You could call it a grudge match. middle of the field. Ward's conversion Kent had beaten us 18-8 earlier and Irish of Cleveland Cathedral I .at in kick made it 13-0. "Co; i was probably recruited by looked good doing it. We looked bad," Kent rallied for a try to cut the lead. Forwards Sarrie Morgan, Sue Libby over 100 -s 'hools," he said. "The school 13-1, but Jill Holcomb iced the game for he chose to visit or will visit are and Judy Baker were the main reason BG scoring a try off of a quick penalty for shutting down the Kent attack, kick. Maryland. Minnesota. Purdue. Jacksonville. Penn State and Bowling according to Mazzarella. "Our backline (Holcomb, Ward, and Green. That's a pretty elite group. Vartola) is probably the best in the "We probably wouldn't have signed "OUR FORWARDS closed Midwest," Mazzarella said. "Our everything off. Sarrie Morgan was just outside wingers, Tracy Smith and these players without the work of Mike Ehrenfried and Charlie Parker (BG amazing. She was cleaning up on Cheryl Juckabee, shut off everything." everybody. She had the entire crowd BG, 4-2, will host Wright State pholo by Roger Mazzarella assistants). They are very hard behind her because of her play." Saturday at 1 p.m. at Poe Ditch field. BG junior Mary Ward carries the ball downlield In women's rugby action. working men. They're always on the road, all over the Midwest, and do a super job. They put in hour after hour and never complain. I'm proud to have Your United Way Pledge Works For All of Us them as part of our program." Charity mini-marathon Groth wins Over 90 Community Chest and Red Cross Service Centers Earlier this week BG had signed Jay Need Your Fair Share Support Smith, of Mio., Mich., and David Greer, attracts 234 runners MAC award of Canton, Ohio. The fourth semi-annual "Save Your Heart" mini-marathon sponsored by the Jeff Groth, the Falcons' cen- Charis community Church attracted 234 runners Saturday for the 10,000-meter terfielder, was named the Mid- WINTHROP TERRACE race. American Conference (MAC) player of George Kempf finished first in 32:24, while Robert Dickson was second, 19 the week after batting .538 while pacing seconds behind Kempf. Harry Ausderson, placed third at 33:30. the Falcons to three victories in four APARTMENTS Lore Richey was the first woman finisher at 40:23, 46th overall. Nancy conference games last weekend. Dunton and Stephanie Bacon were the second and third women finishers, Groth had four hits in five at-bats, 400 NAPOLEON WD. respectively. including a double and a triple, as BG Bob Coldren, 46, was the fastest runner in the over-40 age group, clocking a trimmed Central Michigan in a double- 35:41. header opener. Groth had a triple and a Low Summer and Fall Rates All proceeds from the race went to the Heart Fund, and planning has already game-winning three-run homer in three started for the fifth mini-marathon to be run Oct. 13. at bats in the second game, a 7-5 Falcon Runners in the race can get their time by calling the University's Fact Line, win. Low utility Bills 372-2445. Groth was one-for-five in the Falcons' split with Eastern Michigan. His seven for-13 performance in the two series MANAGEMENT THAT REALLY CARES ABOUT YOU Browns look forward to draft boosted his season batting average to CLEVELAND (AP (-Cleveland The Browns have the 13th selec- .330. WILL BE OPEN SAT. APRIL 28, 10-3 Browns Coach Sam Rutigliano is tion in the player lottery, and New MAC division ? looking forward to the National Rutigliano said that while the need is PHONE US NOW 352-9135 football League draft today with acute for defensive and offensive A possible women's division in the child-like anticipation. linemen, the Browns may take a Mid-American Conference (MACi may NEW HOURS MAY: "It seems like the day before wide receiver in the first round. become a reality in the near future. The Christmas," said Rutigliano, adding womens athletic directors in the MAC 9-6 Mon.-Fri„ Sat. 10-3 that while he does not believe in No one in the team's management met Tuesday night to compose a con- Santa Claus, "I hope a big defensive is discussing players by name in the stitution. The constitution has been end comes down the chimney for speculation on bidding in the 44th submitted to the council of MAC EVENINGS DY APPOINTMENT annual college draft. Presidents for approval. P»ge2 The BG News REVUE. M.y 3. 1979 Ya feel funky? The Van Halen comes to Toledo Tuesday and the REVUE REVUE staff does. today as Michael J. Gueulette takes a look at "Van Michael J. Oueulettegot Halen." Gery Benz looks at Cleveiand'sIAgora and Contents down in Renee's disco its contributions part in the rock and roA capital of the world. See page seven. University senior Bob and Adam Hammer covered the disco Braley does what many Disco Freudian Bobby Van tried to make the undergrade only dream situation In the rest of the world. If that isn't REVUPs Ron Ross laugh this week. To gauge his ot doing-directing a success, read ROM' review of "Make Me Laugh" on Secono Season play. enough, Pam Ecker was P»ge »'«■ Jim Flick takes a look at religiously watching Braley and his work on "Dance Fever" and Second Season's "Odd Debbie Conkel was Couple production on listening to Blondie's page three. Cover photo disco hit "Heart of by George Lundskow. Glass" all week. Rakie Everybody get up, get down, get funky, get editor marc hugunin In his final Installment of Audio Revue, Chris assistant editor* ilm Hick Burgess discusses what to look for when buying loose, and get over to michael j.gueulette speakers. Tune in below. pages four and five. design (rank breithaupt art curt colvin Audio Revue Speaking of speaker design subsequently needs less amplifier power. This pressured by peer influence, media type or sales design is popular in discos and live performances dung. Listen long and hard and pick what you like. Editor's note: This is the last In a series of articles for those reasons. B.I.C. has had success marketing Purchasing your system can be as simple as on buying audio equipment. their Venturi speakers, a modified reflex design, for walking Into your local emporium with twenties in your nostrils, or as detailed as buying each unit as a by ChrU Burgess home use. The ported system is similar i, both designs In different spot over a six-month period. It's up to you. that it is sealed except tor a tuned port, or We'll conclude the audio series with this in- I can't stress enough that this series has been technically, a hole, that helps smooth out frequency stallment, an installment that I approach with much strictly elementary in scope and further reading is aberrations inherent In loudspeaker driver-design trepidation. As we'll see, when concerning our- practically mandatory. You should be armed with combination. The ducted-port is a design similar to selves with loudspeaker systems all bleating for our how much you intend to invest, how large your the latter, but utilizes a tube in the hole to make it attention, it is chancey business to say what is right listening area is and exactly what you define as a that much more precise. These are not prevalent and and what isn't. 'v«»m. For example some experts suggest that in probably won't be encountered during a shopping There are three basic tenets ot speaker design purchasing a $500 syslem, $200 should go to spree. relating to specific raw drivers (the components that KpMkwo. i200 to the re:eiver or pre-amp and amp make the noise), those being: 1, ihecone speaker- set-up. and $100 to the turntable and cartridge the common round type: 2. the electrostatic-a THERE ARE others, ^'jt as you learn and compare, combination. Of course, these are merely general principal too difficult to explain here, but, essen- you'll begin to appreciate and understand their guidelines and only you can assign relative values to tially, a large flat plane that electronically emanates intricacies. individual pieces. audio signals with high frequencies being especially One thing should be pointed out here- This means Assess all the features and specifications. well-reproduced and 3. the others—the the various size drivers each lake a specific part of Compare with comparable units. Check prices "breakthrough'' designs that storm the audio world the audio spectrum and reproduce it. The large around town, and don't be pressured into impulse at least once a month. These three basic raw driver woofer takes the bass and the tin, iweeter handles buying. Find out about the unit's warranty and the designs constitute 99 percent of the speaker drivers the treble; for instance. However, don't be fooled dealer's policy on such items, compare some more- in use today. into believing that more is better. OHM Acoustics you have the advantage. Find out about financing, if In order for these drivers to function properly, makes a cone driver that handles frequencies and need be. they usually must be mounted in a box. Easy does so as well as any other design. Also, the terms And once you've found the right system at an enough, right? Sure, except for the fact that there woofer and tweeter can have different meanings equitable price, take It home and enjoy it. Your are just as many way of mounting them in the boxes depending individual designs, so the terms are more listening hours will only increase with the addition as there are drivers. However, only a few are used generic than specific. of a good-quality system. It's time well spent. commercially in any number, those being the acoustic suspension design, the bass-reflex and the WHAT DOES ALL this mean then? Nothing, ported version of either. really. Theoretical knowledge is good because THE ACOUSTIC suspension design is most specific requirements are outlines; but, ultimately prevalent-a box completely seals the air inside, your ears will tell you what you like. Audio dealers AMERICAN AND CHINESE FOODS can allow you to switch from speaker to speaker to rendering deeper bass response, tighter transient 160 N. Main St. 352-2626 response and creating a need for more powerful compare and only then can you decide. Take your amps. Most speakers made today are of this design. time listening, because with speakers ranging from NOW SERVING LUNCH AND DINNER" The bass-reflex speaker has a big area open in the $60 each to $2,500 each, you can't buy with reckless Mon. - Thur. 11:00 am - 9:00 pm box itself that augments the bass response-- abandon. You'll have to live with them for quite a Fri. 11:00 am-11:00 pm specilically in the range of, say, a bass guitar and while, so you had better like them. Don't be Sat. 4:00 pm.- 11:00 pm Entertainment "LUNCH SPECIAL EVERY DAY" Scaring delinquents No-nuke Festival of Life for the latest "Scared Straight." one of the most powerful and Music, ponies, dance, mime, comas, squirrels, important programs ever produced for telvlsion, will blimps, modern hats, cross-country water skiing in teaching be broadcast by WTOL-TV Channel 11 at 9:30 p.m. and most of all eel-races will mark the first annual Sunday. Festival of Life, to be held at noon Sunday between This one-hour documentary, sponsored locally by Williams and University Halls. the Toledo Blade, follows 17 juvenile delinquents The festival, ostensibly in support of the no-nuke aids behind the walls of a maximum security prison as march Sunday on Washington, D.C., looks from this they take part in a unique program designed to vantage point to be a throwback to our hippie roots, come see reduce the Incidence of teenage crime. to the be-ins and boot-ins of the '60s. Once inside, these young offenders are con- Everyone is invited to wear costumes, and T- fronted by a group of convicts who graphically shirts are especially wan according to the sponsors. describe the harsh realities of prison life in an effort The organizers still are looking for musicians to to persuade them to "go straight." perform at the event; those interested should call "Scared Straight" won this year's Oscar for best POST OFFICE BOX 797 Christa Peters at 352-2835 or Adam Hammer at 352- 175N MAINST feature documentary. 2612. BOWLING GREEN OHIO 43402 The BG Htm REVUE. May 3. 1979 Page 3 Senior directs friends in play Bob Braley (right) directs sophomore Jed Meru (lar left) and graduate student Bob Shank (let!) In this weekend's Second Season production ol "The Odd Couple." Braley Is only the second undergraduate to direct a play at the University. fcf«ll pnulusUy uiui gt i-jnu**. *v by Jim Flick years, most recent', in last quarter's "I had two people in mind, but I was Browne portray Oscar's gambling Ihi Mi • hoping to see someone else in auditions buddies. Carole Eckman and Susan Bob Braley's biggest problem in NOW BRALEY is most interested in that would blow me away. Menzdid. Gettum are cast as the Plglon sisters. directing this weekend's second Season UecuiMiny a piotessional director. He SHANK WORKED well with Menz," "The play needs the other people," production of Neil Simon's "The Odd intends to sharpen his directorial skills In Braley added. "They have a chemistry Braley said, "but it is basically a play Couple" was learning how to direct his graduate school, but "The Odd Couple" that lets them work together as Oscar about Oscar and Felix." friends. has been a valuable experience for him, and Felix." Anyone who's seen either the movie "It's not the usual student-professor he said. When Braley first cast his leads, he version of "The Odd Couple" or the hit relationship," Braley, a senior theater As a director, Braley said he was "too didn't decide which actor would portray television series of the same name is major, said. "I'd worked with these loose for a while-letting the actors have which half of the odd couple. But alter a familiar with the irritation that passes people before as an actor. too much leeway-but I tightened up and week of practice, the decision became between the characters, but that's not all "It wasn't a major obstacle, but there the show improved for it. obvious, he said. the playwright intended, according to was a little quibbling from time to time. "But since this show depends on the Braley. We had a hard time getting the ability to sense of humor, the comic timing, you WHILE THF t*o leads quickly adopted ' NEIL SIMON has said he likes to have communicate going. I told them what I can allow the actors some leeway. In Simon s characters as their own, Braley sometning serious beneath the humor, wanted, but I had to learn to tell them fact, it's wrong to inhibit them. There has had to work hard to get the right timing. so you can be interested even if the jokes aren't working," he explained. what they weren't doing to get the ef- to be a certain amount of inventiveness "For instance, there's one scene where "After all, it's not a funny situation. At fects." by the actors. They have to create, on Oscar and Felix sit down to work in the the beginning of Ihe play, Felix has been stage, the world of the characters. same room and purposely irritate each FOR BRALEY. 'he play is a learning- other without saying a word. We made thrown out of by his wife and has been experience: it .. his first full-length TO CREATE the worlds of Oscar the scene twice as long. Menz and Shank thinking about suicide. But it's funny because Felix is involved. And Oscar is production as a director, and he is only MH'II' I.I, the sloppy sportswriter, and added things as they went along that are almost as bad off as Felix the second undergraduate to direct a Felix Unger, the neurotically neat funny, that work because of the show at the University. Ed Magel. who television newswriter, Braley is chemlstrv between them." "I don't know how much of a message directed "Vanities" last year as a senior, depending on sophomore Jeff Menz. the is there, but there's something serious. BESIDES THE odd couple themselves, was the first. star of fall quarter's "Equus." and But the important thing is to have fun there are six oilier performers in the play. Certainly Braley's extensive experience graduate student Bob Shank. watching it." Richard Schneider protrays Murray the as an actor helped him understand his Experience wasn't a main con- You can have fun watching "The cop, and graduate student Michael L. cast's problems. He has been cast In 17 sideration in his cast choices; BraSsy Couple at 8 p.m. tonight though Sajoffday Bany_ sophomore Bob Goddard and Rick shows at the University in the last four said. in Joe E. Brown theatre. Joledo "Buck Rogers in the? lury" Bowling Green Franklin Park Cinemas 1:20,3, 5.1, 8-45, 10 30 prn.A, midnight "F.any*tin ih»Roof" WesuatJ/e Dinner Theatre. "Every lor Himsell and God "Coming Home" ■ 6-15p.m,Tues. Sat., Against All" Franklin Park C.nernos l. 4, Bon Sun ft wad. I oledo live music 210Math Science: 8p.m. Thur. ' 30. 9 50pm & mjdnmidnight 9 30p m to2a.m Thurs. Wad ch Cabaret ByrnegateClub. 135 S. Byrne, "The China Syndrome" "Daysof Heavert" St Thomas More Auditorium, cover: si 50-eto9:30p.m..SI live music Bowling Orttn Stadium Cinemas: !. 7 JOB. 9 30 Glenbyrne2: 5" 15,7 151,9 15 425Thurstin. 8p.m. Fri —9- 30 (MR. to 2 a. rrt. 9 30pm. lo2a.m Thurs Sat p.m. p.m. cover: no information available Jim Ballard Concert Band I "TheOdd Couple- UAO Coffeehouse "The Deer Hunter" "Heaven Can Walt" Joe E. Brown Theatre: 8 p.m. Grand Ballroom, Union Studio One, Secor and Dorr Side Door, Union ■ p.m., Frl. Stadium Cinemas :241pm. South«VCkB:-3,6 IHrJOft IftJO Thur. Sat. disco p.m. Thurs.. Fri. rhur. Wed *l with ID UAO Disco, Side Door, Union "Eraserhead" disco Michael Stanley Band Main Auditorium: midnight Fri. "Loveat First Bite" Events Virginia Marks, pianist 9p.m. to la.m. Sat. Universil y ol Toledo F ieidhouse 1 Sat Franklin Park Cinemas: 1, X 5, Recital Hall, School ol Music cover: SO cents Frl. 7 20.9:30ft 11:30p.m. Fiction reading by Don Hendrle 8 p.m., Thurs. "Interiors" 515 Lite Sciences: 8 p.m. Thur. free Thomas Wells and the Ohio State Merrimekkos. 3992 Secor R. M.. ■ Auditorium: 8 ft 10 p.m. "Norma Rae" University New Music Ensemble live music Fr, 8, Sat SouthwyckS: 3,6:15.8:30ft 10:30 Kent State Awareness Forum Tom Scott Trio (Ian) Recital Hall. School ol Music 8p.m.to2a.m. Frl. Sun. p.m. Union Ov.-i all day "Murder By Decree' Bent lev's Saloon, Holiday inn, 8 p.m.. Sat. cover: Si The Promise" ISSOE.WoosterSt Cla Zel:7:30&9:30pm Franklin Park Cinemas: 1,3:15, 9:30p.m. to 1:30a.m. Thurs. BGSU Trumpet Guild 5 25.7:40. 10 ft 12:15 Poetry reading, by Stan Rice Campus Room, Union: 7:30 p.m. Sat. Tun.. Wed Recital Hall. School ol Music "Young Frankenstein" 8, "Superman" Sun no cover 8 p.m.. Sun. "Sherlock Holmes Smarter Showcase Cinemas: 1:15* 4*7:15. Iree Brother" 9:45& 12:20p.m. Dixie Electric Co., 2541 N. Dixie Portage Drive in. at sundown Poetry reading by DeWltl Bowling Green university ol The Barbarians, featuring Keith Clinton Hwy Toledo Eubathon disco Richard and Ron Wood "The Rocky Horror Picture Commuter Center. 9.15p.m. Recital Hall. School ol Music "Day lor Night" Show" 8:30p.m. to2a.m. Thurs. Wed. Cleveland Coliseum Side Door, Union: 8 p.m. Wed. Mon 7p.m.,Mon. Tues. Westwood midnight Fri ft Sat cover: varies (SO cents to $2) Iree P«g«4 The BGNaw. REVUE, May 3, 1979 Weekend with Michael J. Gueulette Last weekend I did it. I had tons of work to do, but Look at the decor. Dark wooden paneling Is that didn't matter. punctuated everywhere by mirrors. And while the I had caught the fever, or actually, it had caught lighting is often subdued, the main area of at- me. I just finally broke down, put on the nearest tention, the dance floor, is often so garishly lit you'd thing to disco clothes I had, called up a good friend believe you'd walked into a Hollywood premiere. and went to Renee's disco in Toledo. There's no escaping It: even the bathrooms would A few days after the fact an odd thought struck make fitting dressing rooms (and perhaps even another disco). My date assured me the ladies'room me. The lavish disco has become the ultimate of was as spacious and as decked out in mirrors as was symbol of opulent American society In the 70's ]ust of the men's. as the speakeasy has been immortalized as a scl symbol of the Roaring 20's. Getting back to the dance floor, you find it Isn't a fr< Renee's, like the speakeasy, is the place to see floor at all, but three stage-like decks filled to the people, and to be seen. Instead of a password at the brim with would-be John Travoltas. Some moved m I door, another measure of the disco's exclusivity is timidly under the subdued lighting while the Bee "b| applied: the dress code. Faded jeans don't make It Gees chirped "How Deep is Your Love." But then all Bl at Renee's. Someone had just been turned away at hell broke loose when the tempo picked up during St I the door as my date and I arrived. the Village People medley. Liif The dance floor explodes with excitement as the mi | BACK IN the Roaring 20's, Americans flaunted ranks of would-be stars compete for attention under th. their new-found prosperity with lavish, outrageous the mesmerizing swirl of spotlights, with their every "Hi clothing styles and an indulgence in booze made ray reflected a thousandfold In the mirrored balls illegal by Prohibition. hanging from the ceiling. Bodies pulsate to the beat St of the music, some never touching, others locked When one gets inside Renee's. the casual ob- th server can see that Americans in the 1970s are still together in unified motion. Fi| an affluent bunch. Everyone was wearing nice The '20's roared to a halt with the stock market D< clothes. Our technology hasn't come up with a vc I synthetic fabric that isn't suitable for disco wear. crash in 1929. Some of the more pessimistic economists are suggesting that we are headed for And there was booze, no longer illegal, of course. another economic crisis. The car in every garage will But Americans in the '70's have become preoccupied end up staying there-no one will be able to afford to with other vices of dubious legality. drive to the disco. C(l THE SPEAKEASY of the 1920s was THE place for Renee's is a fantasyland, an emotional release in w I the social elite. When one gets inside of Renee's, our troubled times, and despite the gloomy I you suddenly realize that everyone there is a star or forecast, it's fun to watch what may be the last of Cl celebrity of some sort the great American hustlers. statl photo by George Lundskow Disco around the world: From 'Dance Fever' The real star: [ sponges to pork to eels and back Review by Denny is accomp| Pam Eckar whose names may possibly Denise ancl by Adam Hammer I admit, although with trepidation, that introduction emphal Peru. O, Peru, land of Perry The discos had to close. Too bad. I've never been out to Dixie. And I'm not are "better know aroi| Como! How Peruvian you are, and Where could the ponies now ex- going until I can have Denny Terrio as my Celebrity guest The famous French musician somehow Chinese! Dance, 0 press their wan desires? partner. such notables as Charles de Gaulle once said that Peruvians, to the nice Peruvian Denny is the host of "Dance Fever," a Bottoms, Vic Tayb.1 since meat-embryos have been with guitars, mint-like and dead. Serious ON CARNABY STREET Cedric syndicated TV series that combines an "Flying High" (ai| us for so long, "La patrieest grande research must go on in Peru. ate an important biscuit. "I'm too "American Bandstand" dance contest with a weeks), Ruth Buzzi, et boeuf. mais disco ne suque full to disco!" he said, politely. game show format. "Dance Fever"-seen bevy of slightly rien." Disco could not possibly suck in Dusty Springfield put her clothes locally at 7 p.m. Friday on WSPD-TV, Hungary. comedians. back on. That was a good thing, Channel 13 -has prizes, music, celebrity The judges get orl But history tells us that music, Dusty. guests, Hashing lights, and, most of all, camera than the col like bowling, means something "Dance Fever" has Denny. second dance reprl quite different to French people A big eel caromed down the Denny Terrio Is a tall, skinny fellow with their scores. They than It does to us. After all, look streets of Melbourne, like a natural well-teased hair and an elastic body. As how tiny their little automobiles resource exposing itself. "Australia evalutating "orginal host-no, let me be blunt-as star of "Dance are. sure sucks!" it thought. "Even If and showmanship." f Music disco doesn't." All the citizens Fever," Denny opens the program with his Although profess] own dance routine, introduces all the have been able to Ah, Germany, land of boots! No played tennis by themselves, in a guests, explains the contest procedure, mentaries in the lewl wonder disco is so popular there. very modern way. greets all contestants, and in general does judges rely on remar| For deep inside every German Vladimir thinks, What is disco to everything possible to promote his own legs; give them sheet, a big Belgian woman is me? Let me count the ways: one, status as the greatest unknown disco Sensational! I gave t| shining someone's shoes. At BUT IT could In Ecuador: one, one. dancer in the world. are displayed on a Stuttgart 54, German dancers dance everyone's so equal! And so all the which incidentally to the beat of shining disco In Chad, the nation's citizens records are the same size and have OTHER GAME shows use the exploits of suit Denny wore one | sponges, and are somehow happy, were very confused. "Why is our all the same notes. Like American contestants to create suspense. "Dance Also, a good nun n their little German way. disco. country named such a stupid Fever" pays only rudimentary attention to be suckers for fla thing?" they wondered, competing dancers, relying Instead on looking couples inva simultaneously. "We might as well In Denmark, great big Danes O Egypt, mustical, symbolic Denny as the focal point for all our early better dancers in mo| open a disco, because that will iccur all at once. "Time for disco!" birthplace of disco! And of evening desires. But Denny treats really suck!" And so they did. •houts Hans. "Time for disco!" everything else! Like towels and The four couples who dance each week they're Cindy and D^ hots Velva, and it's true: Danish pants! And so disco was invented. Thus receive 90 seconds for performing, and a 10 Juan and Wanda aucers go round and round and was the United Nations doomed to second reprise before their score is Valerie from Toledl top. Disco Is this way too. Giant blimps containing gauze failure. This Is how President anounced. Denny, on the other hand, couple's "great mo and pork shimmered above the Bay Eisenhower died. Mamie's see- dances for at least three minutes at the of his own. And IN SCOTLAND, everyone Is of Bengal, causing wreckage to through pants, Amy's hear-through beginning of "Dance Fever," with assorted handshakes with th /earing a kilt. Then they disco. occur among the Indian citizens. shirt. spins, whirls, and fancy steps strewn several moments bel throughout the program. $1,000 victory check.I The BQ News REVUE. May 3,1979 Page 5 Parallel Lines' 'Heart of Glass' breaks Blondie Review by The group has other assets besides Debbie Harry. All song and composer; "Sunday Girl," which is similar in Dabble Conkel the songs on the album are competently and creatively melody to many of the early '60s "Teen-ager in Love" arranged and performed by the group. songs, and tells the story of agirl "...cold as ice cream, Blondie's "Parallel Lines" is not disco, or punk rock, but still as sweet...," and "Just Go Away," which has even new wave. It's a humorous, exhilarating blend "One. Way or Another," in which Debbie snarls "...I'm some of the more hilarious lyrics on the album: "...Ya simple, yet exciting rock and roll, which is gonna getcha, getcha, getcha " has a steady, got a big mouth and I'm happy to see-Your foot is mewhat reminiscent of the 1960s sound, but has a driving beat, as well as some amusing lyrics: "I'll walk firmly entrenched where a molar should be-lf you talk ishness and uniqueness all its own. down the mall-Stand over by the wall...-Lead you to the much louder you could get an award-from the federal supermarket-Check out some specials and rat food-get The New York-based group consists of five male communications board..." lost in the crowd..." The group writes all its own isicians, and a lead singer, Deborah Harry, the material. "Heart of Glass," the popular single from the album, londie" for whom the group is named. Up to now, is a disco hit, but unlike most others of the genre, is ondie has had only limited success in the United without all the usual vapidity and repetitiveness. The ates, although they are popular in Europe. "Parallel She ranges from growling song's quality musicianship and arrangement makes it les" is changing that by becoming their first com- immensely more interesting and listenable than ircial success, partially because of the popularity of average dance music. album's single release and only disco excursion, hostility to kittenish coyness... earl of Glass." Overall, the album is an extremely enjoyable and original effort. Blondie's refreshing style should win "Hanging On The Telephone" opens the album and She exudes a sultry, over many people who have become disillusioned with ts a frantic pace. The excitement is punctuated by some of the current, overblown, overhyped and un- e strong drumbeat of Clem Burke, the guitars of dertalented musical acts of today. ank Infante and Chris Stein, the keyboards of Jimmy mysterious kind of sexuality.., istrl and the raging emotion of Deborah Harry's In "Will Anything Happpen," the group may be cal. discussing its own future: "I always liked the way you ONE OF the best things about Blondie is its lack of played guitar-and I always knew that someday you'd go MUCH OF the group's appeal lies in Harry's versatile pretense and the fact that the members don't take lar-and if you do, will anything happen?" ngmg and performing style. themselves too seriously. The songs and lyrics are The answer to that question remains to be seen. simple, yet emotionally effective and enjoyable. There She ranges from growling hostility to kittenish Meanwhile, we can only hope Blondie keeps up the are no long, complex arrangements or lyrical themes, yness. and covers the gamut of emotions in bet- high level of quality and fun displayed on "Parallel lust good, clever rock and roll. in. She exudes a sultry, mysterious kind of Lines." xuality and presence which gives Blondie its unique Other cuts on the album include a Buddy Holly song, aracter. "I'm Gonna Love You Too," which does credit to the Albumsjm mm Record World nni. AlflST. .at*). Numba*. (Dlaf.bvOi* laheJ) AM. AM. )enny W I' D] 2 SPIRITS HAVING FIOWN anied by two women, BEE GEES be Jan and Terrie, or RSORS I 3041 Toni. Denny's weekly sizes that the women I9lh Weekl mdheras Motion!" MINUTE BY MINUTE DOOBIE BROTHERS 'Wi judges have included BSK JI03 Ben Vereen, Joseph 3 MOII PEACHES t, HERB/Polydor M PO 1 6172 BREAKFAST IN AMfttO SJPEP'PAMP A»M SP 3708 ick, the entire cast of OIK ST«AIIS Worn,- B ., BSK 3266 ipearing on separate DESOLATION ANC .S BAD COMPANY S«oo So-.g Connie Stevens, and a SS B506 IAII) familiar models and GO WIST VIUACE PEOPLE/Cowjblonco NBLP7I44 H VANHALENM Worn., flroi MS 3312 PARALLEL LINES BLONDIE Oryiolt* CHR 1192 y a little more time on BLONDES HAVE MORE FUN ROD STEWART Wom.r B'6> ntestants. After the 10 BSK 3261 se, the judges report LIVIN' INSIDE TOUR LOVE GEOSGE BENSON 'Warner Broi 2BSK 3277 use a 100-point scale, WE ARE FAMILY SISTER SLEDGE/Cotillion SD 5209 IA'11 ity, technique, style, ENLIGHTENED ROGUES THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND/ Capricorn CPN 0218 jnals like Ben Vereen CHEAP TRICK AT BUOOKAN Ep,c FE 35795 52NO STREET BILLY JOEL/Colombo EC 35609 Oliver articulate com- BRIEFCASE FULL OF BLUES BLUES BROTHERS. Alionr.c SO seconds allowed, most 19217 cs like "I really liked her GEORGE HAMISON/Dorl Horn DHK 3255 IWBl BUSTIN- OUT OF I SEVEN RICK JAMES Gordy G7 084RI 92 points," or"Wow! IMorownl hem a 75!" Point totals THE CARS/EloklrooE 135 ig electric scoreboard, 10 INSTANT FUNK/Solloul SA 8513 IPCAI esembles the electric week for his opening, SALESMAKEIOfTHEWEEK FLASHMAKER ber of judges appear to hy costumes. Good- riably score higher than "Dance Fever" host Danny Tei-rlo leads guest star Phyllis Dlller IP a turkey trot during a photocourtesy ol WSPDTV e subdued outfits, recant appearance. hem all fairly, whether But no matter. "Dance Fever" is a Merv nnis from Lousiville or be "Dance Fever" semi-finals and finals, Griffin Production, and I'm confident that T>m L.A. or Joe and where some lucky couple will win "cash and Merv would not fix the contest. If I keep He applauds each prizes worth over 50 thousand dollars!" watching, the finalists are bound to show by displaying some up, sooner or later. Since "Dance Fever" began, 12 weeks ago, YOUM NIVM AlONI finy always hugs and I've seen only one set of semi-finalists. And And meanwhile, there Is Denny Terrio, WITH A SCHIZOPMttNIC ANGEl STATION e winning couple for Denny never says when the finals will telling me I ought to "help make dance fever IAN HUNTER MANFRED MANN ore handing over their happen, or even how many couples are still contagious,"and shaking his crotch toward Chrysalis WB in competition. the cameras until eternity. Page! The BO Newt REVUE, May 3, 1979 'Make Me Laugh' Disco Freudian performs sex therapy Review by new psychological treatment in an Ron Ross attempt to cure terminally serious patients. Emphasizing the widespread Mary Tyler Moore's second attempt at nature of this particular mental trauma. making a television comeback may have Van has an entire studio audience of failed but the format in which she patients, and picks those that are couched her try. the show within a treated in public at random. show, continues to be one of the more It is evident from the beginning of the successful series types. show that Bobby Van Is no Donald This is evident in the rapidly growing O'Connor. Van doesn't provoke popularity of the syndicated situation- laughter, but provides the atmosphere comedy "Make Me Laugh." aired week- in which his associates attempt to days at 7 p.m. on WTOL-TV, channel apply stimulus-response therapy to 11. unwilling and often hostile patients. Van encourages his patients to return to their childhood, with mixed results. To aid the patients in their Journey back- TV ward in time, Van's associates attempt to make the patient more comfortable by using stimuli more familiar to the "Make Me Laugh" is not the ordinary background environment of the par- show within a show, however. Rather ticular patient. This category of stimuli than being a show In which the main Is extremely successful when the character acts In another show, as "The patient has either Polish or Jewish Mary Tyler Moore Show" and "The Betty blood In his background. White Show" before that, "Make Me Being Freudians, Bobby Van and his "Make Me Laugh" host Bobby Van applies emergency psychiatric therapy to a beautiful young guest-patient. Wo'ocourtwv or WTOL TV Laugh" is a show about a game-show. associates rely heavily upon sexual and The main character, Bobby Van, acts scatological metaphors to reach their and his associates is extremely high, to cure a patient lends a realistic at- Inside the format of yet another show, a patients. As Van says, "You see, sex evidenced by the fact that almost all of mosphere to "Make Me Laugh," for It show within a show within a show works all the time." And one of Van's their patients are cured after one reveals that even as talented and skilled which, for lack of imagination by the associates used a combination of the session. Occasionally, however, the a doctor as Bobby Van, disco Freudian producers, is also titled "Make Me Oedipus Complex and scatological gift- associates meet up with a patient who poy-Matriitt, has his failures. Laugh." giving to cause a particularly revealing will attempt to resist therapy, and then response in one patient. they are forced to use extraordinary ATEIFVISIONSHOW about a disco VAN PLAYS THE part of a disco means to get behind the patient's ps.. .inatnst operating within the Freudian psychiatrist, using a radical THE SUCCESS RATE of Bobby Van reserves. framework of a game-show doesn't Rarely do the associates violate their seem at first glance to possess the psychiatric canon of ethics, and resort necessary attributes to become a hit 0l to physical contact with a patient. In the series. But the realism of the program, *&* * "v case of one patient, however, who in much the same tradition as NBC's ill- refused to return to her childhood, fated "LifeLine." gives the show a choosing instead to revert to a former needed air of social relevance. LOWEST life when she had existed as a chicken, Combine this socially redeeming the associates mimicked her in an realism with the often droll stimuli attempt to shock her back into reality. Van's associates apply to their patients, and the result is a refreshing and en- Even after two therapy sessions, tertaining look at the new psychological PRICES however, the patient still refused to techniques used by today's modern accept therapy. This occasional failure psychiatrists. 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Lead That often lethargic dinosaur of the early 1970s, "You're No good" an extensive facelift. singer David Lee Roth's vocal attack is somewhat heavy metal rock, is nearly extinct. I don't mean to imply that this album is flawless, refined, and the harmonies playing off Edward Van Led Zeppelin is reportedly among the ranks of the however. The songs are short and fairly well Halen's piercing guitar are at times riveting. survivors, but they seem to be in rather sparse structured and recorded, but at times Van Halen's The group's penchant for subtle nuances comes company these days. Deep Purple bit the dust long relentless energy level does get a bit tedious, and as into play more on their second release with the igo. and Uriah Heep should have. in their debut album, none of their original lyrics are tempo change and closing riff of "D.O.A." and the WITH MOKE and more heavy metal bands biting anything to rave about. harmonics on "Women in Love". 'it. Uu»i, li>b wunre seemed doomed. That was until Forging a distinctive brand of heavy metal-derived last year, when an unknown band from California The album's real tour de force Is a cover version of rock and roll with pop elements has ensured Van released their debut album on the Warner Brothers "You're No good," a Linda Ronstadt hit from a few Halen tremendous success, however. Whether they label. The band's name was Van Halen, and while years back. While Ronstadt sounded relieved that can translate their studio prowess into an equally their music wasn't bona fide heavy metal, it was her affair with the song's protagonist was over. Roth engaging live show I don't know, but they can an- their own brand of uncompromising rock and roll, gives his ex-lover hell-he lets her know he thinks swer that question themselves when they appear at incorporating a number of the new wave ideals. she's a bitch. While Van Halen's cover of the Kink's, Toledo's Sports Arena on Tuesday. Cleveland Agora R°ck club keePs c/*yin tune Editor's note: This is the gathering since 5 p.m. the Agora, when he hears nightclubs, the Agora "We're kind of the pin- third article In a series on large, loud, appreciative Some drink beer while Cleveland crowd. But not the question. Radio Network, and the nacle for local groups. All Cleveland, Ohio as rock others just sit patiently local groups want to play and roll capital of the destructive. Perhaps they "Live at the Agora" and wait. remember reading the "HANK LOCONTI, he's television show. the Agora. And we only world. Finally, the doors open. by Ga , Benz sign on the side of the the founder and still the Maver likes to brag play the top area bands," The crowd begins to come main bar, right above the owner. Back in the six- about his club being see page eight On East 24th Street, at alive. In a double-file line fireplace. It says, "There ties, he got an idea. He strictly rock and roll. the far north end of the they go in, showing their is nothing more saw the post-war baby "We're not disco and DISCOUNT PRICES AT Cleveland State University identification cards to the frightening than boom, and Cleveland we're never going to be ALL THREE THEATRES campus, sits a building bouncer at the door. ignorance in action." State just being built, put disco," he said. . . TUESDAY •THURSDAY that at first glance looks Inside, patrons sit at the two together, and saw CLEVELANDERS STUDENT NIGHTS! run-down and deserted. tables or chairs located HARDLY A music fan a definite market for KNOW the club for AUSTUDINTS WITH I.D/5... On the side of the near the stage. Some take alive has not heard of the young people to go out bringing in top acts. 2|fc building, facing a small their places at one of the Cleveland Agora. It is an and hear rock and roll Aside from this, the gravel parking lot, is a two bars. Out of the huge institution, right up there music." Agora also showcases the r-ST»MVM , sign that reads, "The columns of speakers you with General Motors and LoConti, a veteran finest in local talent. can hear the new George Viking Den-The Agora, baseball; almost. night club owner, decided i-.- Dancing every Wed., Fri., Harrison album. How did the Agora to take a chance with this fmnii nr«r» 4TH , ACRDCMY Sat., and Sun." come about? teen market and build The AWARD QUIflRDS! Around the corner from NOWitis8p.m. A smile beams from the Agora. Twelve years later, WINNING WEEK' BEST the sign are three steel Steve Forbert takes the face of soft spoken Buddy LoConti's idea has Thirstdoy stage. Or maybe it will be PICTURE garage doors, each with Maver, booking agent for blossomed into five Agora -THE Southside Johnny and Two for One tEERMUNTER worn-out paintings of SHOWN riiMEDrriM. clouds and pastures. The Asbury Jukes, or NIQHTLY It is 7 p.m. on a typical Bruce Springsteen or Monday night. One of the Todd Rundgren or Toto Don't miss three garage doors opens, or... COMING revealing two more doors. As the lights dim and SOON' the artist takes the stage, THI A CROWD has been the crowd is in a frenzy, a EXCITEMENT Afashia DE WO ■ "The hit an exhibit of Ohio Black Artists THE MOST thriller TIMELY of they««r. The McFall Center Gallery PICTURE OF THE 2-5 p.m. Daily YEAH' -THI CHINA JANE Show ends May 9th SYNDROME" FONDA )ACK LEMMON MICHAEL i«:l DOUGLAS . ST CLA'ZELl THEATRE • h MAM I STARTS Unarm and FRI.! susoensafiii "Witt is only as far away SMASHING SHERLOCK HOLMES as your phone! THRILLER' -MURDER ■T DECREE' AT 352-5166 brings you a 7 JOAND if 9 3iP M QUALITY Pisanelio's pizza a!3_l! • or submarine sandwich. MURDER J, ENDS -FREE DELIVERY- TONIGHT! BY DECREE A PIZZA NEVER HAD fT SO G000 FAST. ,.,_._,_.,.. - p,; •MAKi- P»g«» The BO MMM REVUE, May 3,1979 Audio drug Contribution to World Art," a free public presen- tation by Sherman E. Lee, director and chief curator Can a record act like a drug? of oriental art at the Cleveland Museum of Art. According to the latest Stone Age magazine, a Funded by a grant from the National Endowment for EXTRA! new record called "Pythagoron" "works directly on the Humanities Learning Museum Program, "China: the brain" to intentionally create "a stoned state of A Celebration," will continue at 7:30 p.m. each consciousness." The same record, according to the Wednesday through June 20. An all-day festival on article, can also induce "deep sleep and dreaming." the Museum lawn also will be held at 10 a.m. Popeye parties The avante-garde sound collage is the creation of Sunday, June 16. Ralph Silverman, a neurological researcher. The "I'm strong to the finitch, 'cause I eats my "music" consists of a series of electronically -news from The Toledo Museum of Art spinach "--so sang Popeye the Sailorman, who has produced sounds that stimulate and enhance certain made it to the ripe old age ot 50. Created by Elzie brain waves. According to Stone Age, "the main Browne anti-nuke Segar in 1929, America's stalwart seaman celebrated progression used on Pythagoron' is designed to his half-centennial April 29, with a 1,200-guest parly guide and place the concentrated listener into a Jackson Browne played before an estimated at Manhattan's Waldorf-Astoria. Highlighting the hypnogogic state, a condition marked by pleasant 25,000 people recently at an anti-nuclear demon- Popeye bash was a menu of spinach dishes and a periods of dreamlike fantasies." stration in front of San Francisco's City Hall. boat in the middle of the ballroom. Sailors greeted Jackson joined anti-nuke cohorts Bonnie Raitt, Joan guests at the doors. -Stone Age magazine Baez, Norton Buffalo, John Hall and others in Meanwhile, Paramount is preparing its Popeye protesting the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant, musical film, with Jules Feiffer writing the script 'China: A Celebration' and Robin ("Mork") Williams playing the old salt located on top of a major earthquake fault and due to begin operations this summer. himself. The Toledo Museum of Art's second Timeframes —Us magazine series begins next Wednesday with "The Chinese -Elektra-Asylum Newsbeat Agora. from page 7 Maver said. Peter Frampton, etc., etc. But what about those MAVER said record top acts? How does a companies are a big help 1,000 seat club manage to in bringing in new acts. bring in Bruce Most of the new act Springsteen, Todd concerts can be had for a Rundgren, Meatloaf and $1.01 a person, an un- V^' Southside Johnny, all in believable price for seeing the same summer? some of the brightest new Well, I do all the talent in the music booking," Maver said. business. "I'm a real fan and the What does the future club is really in tune to hold for the Agora? The what the kids want to past is going to be hard to hear." top. "We're going to be MAVER ALSO cites doing three outdoor radio station WMMS as a concerts this year, and great help in bringing in we'll continue to bring in HAS IT ALL FOR YOU! those top acts. "We like the best entertainment for to work closely with Cleveland," Maver said. WMMS because they are Maver adds, "Cleveland willing to take a chance is more in tune, musically MON--2 for 1 and so are we, so we kind (pun intended) than the of gravitate to each rest of the country. Maybe other." it's because there's WED-Dlsco & Drown Another attraction to nothing else to do. those top groups is Whatever, Cleveland is a Agency Recording very hip town." Reduced Prices All Night studios, located atop the Agora. The Agora owns 70 if-inni .raw^ percent of Agency and HAPPY HOURS-everyday many artists use the Thirstdoy Agora to record live albums. Two for One 3:00-7:00 "We've been respon- sible for parts of 14 live STOIVM albums. Michael Stanley's "Stagepass" Every Thurs--Fri--Sat Nites was recorded here. Parts FRIDAY-SATURDAY of Todd Rundgren's "Back MIDNIGHT MOVIE! to the Bars" also was ALL SEATS $1.SO 8-10 p.m. — 2 for 1 recorded here. It's really BOXOFFICEOPENS 11:45P.K an attractive set-up." SHOWTIME 12:01 A.M. Maver said. SUN--18 &Over Nite BESIDES it's uiM e leerj SHOWCASING top local bands and bringing in feu. t Croecj- nationally-known acts, the Agora also is a major BEST IN DISCO & ROCK MUSIC force in launching new careers. "Every major act was once an opening act, and most of them have • NO COVER* played here," Maver said. One need only look to * A STRIKES ,« 162 N. AAAIN ™ the Agora's "Star Bar" for 'flGHIN! proof. On the walls of this /* •* x bar are painted the names P^- __NE)a TO REDWOOD_ ^fl of every act who has ever played there: Kiss, Kansas, Ted Nugent,