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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Activities at CORE Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Guardian Student Newspaper by an authorized administrator of CORE Scholar. For more information, please contact [email protected]. TIBY GORDOMN PORTER THORNBURThornburg 1* rather new it ar-nwer: "The raaaon I'mG seek- RECEIVES NEXUS EDITORSHIP compllah a great deal. Wright Stat*. H**p*ntth* 19«3- ing the editorship of NEKUS u Tim says, "There are *• 19*70 academic year at Hanover that I believe within the SfSU ^ th* few raturnaes and moat of^fes two or three people; canae- Chang** have b**n Collage In Madison, End. Dur- community there are a numtier WSU community, I ' staff la new. However, thw J«*nUjr few petals knew that N EX US, campua ing that year Tim waa a roam- of quite talented young wrltor? to imply 'hat the campus Is tua u mor. experienced in NiXUS existed. We're going to literary magazine now that bar of the editorial board of and photographers who need a teaming with great artists but magatlne conpoeition and I feel us* a saturation technique Timothy Thornburg haa bam (Cannings, a semi-annual cam- showcase to display their tai- rather with art lata whose work „ wU) be a mora competent a team of II or 13 staff chosen aa Ha new editor. Brian pue literary publication. Dur- exhlMta a talent which Is > one. The staff will be bigger and mem bare will cover assigned He continued, •1 happen to serving of public display." aa a team we will be able to ac- floora in different buildings know quite i lev poets, short Since Thornburg is working compllflh more things." sailing the magazine for two- 1 wlater quarter and applicants torial board of "The Triangle, story writers and photograph- fairly new In the past, the NEXUS ataff three hours. sought to fill the vacant the campus newspaper. era, some of whom are outside would think that he would have had problems with getting the The new editor says there poattion. The Mudan t publica- All of the NEXUS applicants the community, but s 1111 their problems in adjusting to new magazine to sell. Therefore the may have bean other reason* tion sub-committee r*c*ntly were asked their reasons for need for a showcase Is as great new editor ha* decided to us* why th* magazine didn't Mil aa those within. If I am editor different aelllng technique, well. H* said, ••Format In tea of NEXUS 1 stall do my utmost confident that his ataff will ac- Thornburg elaborated. «h* past haa bean a campus ma«*- zlna that included a lot about campus personalltlaa, activi- ties. etc. I'm changing it to a literary magazine and it will only include graphica, photog- raphy, short at or lea and poetry. There may be a acholarly ar- ticle or two but I doubt It be- cause the reaction I've gotten to auch articles has been ne»-
VolumGUARDIAe 8: Issue 33 Wright State University Wednesday, FebruarNy 2, 1972 "^i»cIWKU the next u- sue to be out in 1C weeks at the latest. So In effect ther* A STUDEIVT PI BUCA TIOIS ««•" b* a winter edition. He aaya, "A* soon as the belated Tlm Thornburg - NEXUS Editor winter edition la out we'll start Senate wants more Academic Council seatworkinsg on th* suinmar edl- "Don't relinquish your power," These students conveyed tothe vacant positions In the Senate gom*ry„ "1 got onlysevenvcrtes Committees organized to investigate Keuwei jdvised. Senate feelings of black stu- and Student Government. Some and here 1 am." But Salaburg remained ada- dents they had talked to. Ac- members of tho Senate ex- Whatever the consequences of With sni' Bill O*D*II t, claiming that preuccupa- cording to them, the blacks are pressed a desire lor blacks and the del'ate, blacks are invited and Senator John Somers acting t Ion of the Senate and Student upset by the apparent laci of any others tocoimiandflllthese to attend Senate meetings. Re- possibilities for Child Care Center aa Chairman the Senate met last Government with entertainment concern of Student Government positions. suits after that are another Frlday, aolvir.g no problems, served to the "detriment cf for the minority of blacks on Senator Mick Montgomery re- matter. but i .lug several Important other things. The time has conio called the recent Senate elec- In other actions, the Senate campus. ter able to meet aome of the university will be approached reeolutlons. to abandon (entertainment)." He Bralnard said he had also tlons. Blacks were allegedly declared the traffic appeals Working to establish a day state licensing requirements for a flat sum and guaranteed talked to several blacks and had asked Student Government aystem -'inefficient" and unan- care canter aa soon pos- auch « health, food, and rest- subsidies. Also, according to received no response when he r.iembers to run in the e»ec- tmously resclved to support aible, committe** have been room facilities. There is a Baliantlne, there are state and tlon on the Academic Council "The scope of the Senate lias tried persuading them In tak- Hons. Nona did. Montgomery t he establishment of a day care organized to investigate loca- health canter on campus where federal funds available in Day- equal to one-third the entire got to change," agreed Senator log active part tn Student Gov- didn't understand this evident center on the WSU campus, tion and funding posslbl'itl**. the children could have check- ton that should be obtainable. councll, Presently, only two Bralnard. ernment. He also said a couple disinterest. "The need for it is very evl- They are a .so considering how ups and have other medical A committee Is checking tha students am seated on the cuun- "It doosn't take anything to dent," argued Laurie Greene, th* children will be selected necessities performed. A con- possibility for those people who ell, totaling 44 members. get elected," observed Mont- who Introduced the motion. and what type of aducatlcn will tract could be made with the have Income* below a federally Student members ol the Aca- motion, the motion passed. Friday's meeting. No blacks be utilized for th* pre-school- cafeteria tor food, and the build- set figure would be eligible damlc Council are elected at No resolutions, but some com- showed. ers. The state requirements Lngs are already equipped with for a federal grant so they large by the Student Body for motion was achieved when two One of the two students then Student problems solved are also being *q>lor*d. restrooms and safety features, could place their children in one year terms beginning May unidentified white students from promised, "Next meeting you'll It is hoped that by spring, The WSU dar-care center will the center. 1. The Student Body President the floor,after being recognized have four blacks here. I guar- 9 at least on a limited basis, probably offer a much better Parents will probably have to serves as one of the members, by the Chairman, entered dls- antee It." in Dean of Students office there will be a day-care cen- education program than thesur- pay some fee so their children Student BoJy cusslon of the recently estal- Chairman Somers ttated that BY RON PAUL ter eatabliahad, and by fall, rounding area nurseries. Be- may attend the day-care center, there will be a permanent, cause a pre-school education B»!lantlne remarked that pay- view of the Residence Hall, and large-scale center in operation, program will be started this Diesis might be on a "pay as student Government Budget and Eventually, it is expected that fall, there Is the possibility you can" basis. Those who of the University Faculty and t and black students. ised you cf cheating? Do you Activities Advisor. Davenport th# center will be quit* ex- of recruiting students as help could afford and wished to pay Student Senate. als0 wtirks kr.ow your rights? Or what pro- ""h Rlsachor la twlalv,. for the center. mere would do . "What we're realistically try- cedure to follow? preparln- the Student Handbook, tensive so that Infanta, toddlers, Also, student nurses from the make ing to do," commented Senator Rathskeller opens today, What would you do if the Dr Bruce Lyon is tho Dean and pre-schoolers may b* ac- Miami Valley Nursing Program not afford the fee. Jerry Bralpart, "i» to start a Registrar's Office put you on of Students. His duties include comodatad. have expressed an Interest tn Considering that there ar* negotiating point and get more probation by mistake, and no c olrdtnatlng * all the activities Rtgtit now, RM most trouble- working tat the center. Child WSU students on the council." lists food, beer prices matter how much you argued of this office alixig with ad- some task, according to Dr psychology atudents may also who pre-school children. Student Senate also ratsi to all you were told by that office vising handicapped students and Jeanne Ball ant lne, la finding want to co-operate with thepro- Baliantlne emphasized the fact "request the budget committee BY TOM SNYDER Side dishes Include hot potato was they never make mistakes? the University Center Director, a place to locate the center. act. that space will be the most to take the Senate out of the These two, plus many Many times students with legi- Several of the temporary cite* Employees for the day-care crucial factor. The aim of the entertainment business." After a long wait, the Rath- salad, sauerkraut, cole slaw, onion rings, hot pretzels, pea- student problems are frequently mate complaints become frus- that are being examined ar* could be\ k-studystu- ilttee Is "quality This motion waa proposed by skellar opened today. nuts and french fries. Most of heard and usually solv trated and give up. Most stu- rooms bar* at tha university, dents, or they could volunteer quantity." • -rotor Frank Salsburg, who A Grand Opening win be held ery important room in Allyn dents lust don't know abou tha Wright Patterson bulldlnga, and mentioned h« would like to see Friday and Saturday with the prices for these are around Hall: Room 151, The Dean of services of the 'Jean's Office, local churches. Ultimately, it the entertainment functions of special prices on beer and sand- 20 cents. ciches. Hours on Monday Students Office. If given the opportunity this of- is planned to lave a building credits, in addition to being a p.tc in the planning of the day- 9tudent Government "swing" Two kinds of beer will be c the University Center Board. thro"«h Thursday are 11-2 and the WSU Student " « can be very helpful. It Is constructed on campus. faclllty to care for children, care conter, they should contact served—BuCweiser an! Pabst. Handbook, The office of The the few areas In th* Having tha day-care center on the day-care center coulo" he Baliantlne or the Student Af- Salaburg Is a member of the Frlda>'. lK>ura ar'< 11 am ,0 1 m and Prices for B"d are 25?, 35? Dean of Students is ttM University where problems are campus, Baliantlne states, will used for demonstration and fairs Committee on Day-Care. Center Board. Reportedly, the . « Saturday, 6 pm and $1.55 for a pitcher. Prices h/urA |a atbln. OTmd tt\r wi_ ® 1 ain. between students, facult;, usually solved and not just have Its advantages over the Regular prices on sandwiches for Pabst are 20?, 25? and administration. This office pro- created, are as follows: quarter pound 11.30. vides advisement to stu-Jent SBP 0>Dall resigned from the h mb wl,h ow En government, student club?,pub- Center floard two weeks ago. » urger K"»" Small and large plzzai cost Bob Reuwer, Director of Cper- Swiss cheoae and chlps- 90? and $1.80 respectively. All lications, and organizations. Sociology professor heads prison reform group; The Dean of Student: and his atlons for Student Government 60?i *or"w wllh »"»s extras for small are 15?, for staff are available to provide and ccsaected with the newly ch***e«75?; hot pastroml large 30?. founded Entertainment Society- »««"Wlch—; shaved ham- Soft drinks aro 10? and 15?. assistance and general Infor- Social Action For Everyone's Rights -SAFER 75 roasl mation about the university to objected stronfly to the move. * ** beef--75*. Coffee and tea are 15?. students. This office Is also Involved in establlshlngpollcles BY M1KK DABNEY "Most' of us hav* committed by tha poor who could not buy job of this group would be to regarding student life. The fol- a felony and should be im- their way out," she said. Investigate possible discrim- Charley Brown musical opens lowing student services are co- In view of the public attention prisoned," st* said. Murray says she ination against blacks, the poor ordinated and supervised byttie given to America's penal sys- Murray questions th* purpose been concerned with prison and the young sentencing office of the Dean cf Students; tem after the Attica State Prl- of prisons whan th* majority conditions ever since she was procedures The University Center, student aon violence, "The time Is of the real criminals ar* "run- a child. "I've personally known with Friday night performance housing. The Health Service, right for prison reform," says ning th* streets.-' Because of prisoners and seen what prl- Student Conduct, Orientation WSU sociologist Ellen Murray, tlds only a minute portion ur iiave dona to them. It's proposals BY DICK SAYLOR of th* Red B*ron; Schroeder battles with the Red Baron and Program, Handicapped Student Murray is presently or- th* criminals ar* serving time, fantastic absurd to watch --To have someone to will be earnestly at his piano tlte whole company's cheering Program, and International Stu- ganlzlng interested WSU stu- To Illustrate h*r point: "Out a person with an IQ of a genius in contact with the llous* Ju- "Com* on, Charlie Browr., while Patty and Lucy's little song as they watch still another dent Program." dents and personnel under a of every «C0felonies committed change Into a mindless robot." dietary Committee In order to Just because you lost 99# con. brother, Linus will add to the dlsasterous baseball game. The duties of the Dean's Office program called Social Action only 100 ar* even rported. Murray has proposed that 'Jie be kept up-to-date on their secutlve baseball games, there frolic and fun. Another show number which go far beyond this general des- For Everyone's Rights (SAFER) out of the 100 only 25 even following action be taken by actions. Is still hope," exclaimed Lucy. This musical, which scored the audience will be treated cription. Many different prob- In a push for "long overdue" result In arrest." She stated SAFER "as a starter tn give Murray plans hold "Yc/re a Good Man, Charlla a four year run In New York to Is the "Book Report" whore lems and situations arise every Ohio prison reform. The first that out of th* 25 arras tad only ua something to arm ourselves future SAFER meetings *v*ry Srawn" will be at Wright Stat* will include 13 songs with mu- Charll*, Linus, Lucy and eeL. If a problem coul____d_ be coordinating meeting of SAFER five per cent go through the with to make changes: Wednesday at 3;30 pm In 211 Feb 4, 5, «, 10, 11, 12 In the «'<• and lyrics by Clark Gesr.er. Schroed*rtry towrit.orrather ^ solved'^mewher7else held on Jan. 26 drew over 40 court process. Murray also --Maeslve letter writing to Milieu. The meetings ar* open New Liberty Theaier at 8:30 Th* audience will hear Linus' fake the seemingly Insurmount- in the university, the Dean's people, mostly students. added that out .if the 800 fel- Legts'attve represents- to anyone Interested. Each w**k pm. aong to "My Blanket and Me;" able task of a 100-word book Office will direct you to the "A few weeks ago you could onle* committed approximate- tlves and to th* chairman of speakers will be featured In- Along with Charlie Brown and Lucy and Charlie's duet, "Dr report on "Peter Rabbit" which proper office. The basic idea net find anyone Interested in ly two or three ever even serve the Ohio House and Senate cluding ex-convict* and p*opl* Lucy, Snoopy will be flying Luch—The Doctor la In;" th*ir teacher assigned. in this office Is to look out foi prison reform, but now all time for the offense. dlclarv Committee actively Involved In prison re- hia Sopwlth Carnal in search Snoopy'a singing report of his Bob Bally portrays Charll* the student's well-being. around us we see people la- "But th* real lnjustic* of th* —Letter vrltlng to local form. Films are also planned. Brown, the William F Buckley Coi.'mon situationsusuallyfall terested and trying to focus system Is brought out by th* papers Jr of the elght-year-okls. in on th* problem," said Mur- fact that 47 p*r cant cf Ohio's —Organize a group to moni ray. prlaooera are black. Besides tor the courts five days a week planned. Any donations should time psychiatrist and most cf range anywhere from student She attributes the current so- blacks, a large portion of Ohio's to see who gets sent to prison be directed to Murray's office, the time Charlie Brown critic; dlsclplln* to correcting mis- clai action to the violence at prison population is constituted and for how long. 1 te main located in 465 Allyn. Dow Thoinas Is !ha serious takes made on grades. Many Attica and aducattonal pro- musician Schro*d*r; Sandy times the Dean's Office will be grams and article* by th* news Bogga plays the (^complicated m«dla on prison conditions. Cll 1 upw W e m Patty who is contented skipping ^ „ , " °i - "As a result, various groups Membership tickets available roM: Kinp RookstooKookstooll oomavportrays s "» Jobs, good stu- . ii.il. it. a8m insurance rata and aide concerns. This office foi- to bring for new Entertainment Society added, personal subjective tnfor- Murray feel* that these mors* BY TOM SNYDER Only a limited number of mem- dent* and faculty, th* SocMy, most misunderstood dog in the matlon to b gtven unless the are a start but hav* barely bar* hip a Seen printed snd once established, will hopefully world. student givt i written permis- scratched th* surface cf th* no Store be for the rest preserve entertainment al Carolyn Selberg Is guest di- a Ion. problem. "The problem right Membership tlckata for th* of tha year. Wrlgte State. Reuwer believes, rector for this amazingly popu- Joanne Rlsacher is the Arsis- now is so vast that your brala Entertainment Society ar* "Once purchased," says Reu- along with the other charter lar musical. tar.t Dean of Students. Her becomes liquid Just thinking on sale for K each at the Stu- wer, "it Is good for free ad- members, that it Is the enly In a time of internaUonal duties Include Freshman Orien- about It." deot Government information mission to all way for a spring mnslc festival crises and domestic tensions tation, Foreign Student Ad- Murray fee!* that one cf the d*sk and th* candy counter 1c Society functions.1 at WSU to b*com* a reality. '•You're a Good Man, Charlio vising, and working vlth admis- main purposes of h*r program the University Carter. "H wont take one or five or Brown" will undoubtedly bring sions and the Graduate Office will be to educate the public "V ataaeuis want a music music festival are now being ten people," contends Reuwer, back moments when a security to evaluate admission for for- on the injustice* cf th* penal festival la tha spring," equina '•everybody'* got to Join." blanket represented the answer planned. Financial arrange- eign students. system. She say a the main Preaident Bob Reuwer, "mem- ments have yet to be made. Officers for th* Society, s*r- to all threats from the outside Ken Davenport fills the posi- problem is that still IK* enough barshlpa have got to be pur- Adds Reuwer, "By getting in on Vlng a one-year term until world. tion cf Associate Dean of Stu- peiple know about prison con- chased now. Membera have got th* Entertainment Society membership elections in Da- Tickets are on sale now and dents. His duties include work- dllions and the "•»< of inequl te early, membership costs will cember, are Mick Montgomery, telephone reservations are be- ing with clubs and organiza- tia* that go on from tha time allow u* an opportunity to ob- Vice-president; Kris Moare- STUDENTS REHEARSE rote* te Charll* Brown musical ing accepted at 426-6650, ext tions, student discipline, over- of the arraat until th* tlm* tarn th* be* moff, Secretary; art Lou Ha*- comedy, (Photo by M*rrUl Anderso-^ 283. 1 of Mntwclng. th* festival. A co-operative venture of stu- slk, Treasurer. I.eltrri to the editor Steinem called religious fanatic; 6reaf day finally arrives at WSU; GUARDIANat/ores self, looks for spot in trinity RattaNler opens for academicians To the Editor, Here we s warning to so- believe la the way she put It. Lo and bebok! 4>e great day for that matter) teeters through order a Korned beef sandwich ciety (and men In particular) And hare we see the messianic has finally arrived. As this a crowd with a full beer cup --I've never don* that before. Well, aren't we an enlightened that Judgment is near, and we parallaU Issue of the GUARDIAN goes and attempts to maintain his Just corned be*/. Intellectual community now7 Much more could be said. By to pruts, the Rathskellar, hat balance, composure and bear J The Rathskellar will attempt We've had women* lib sup- Thus, we see an eschatologlc- the way, when I saw Miss Stei- long awaited fulfillment of fu- So the Rathskellar provides a to provide an CM English at- OPINION nem standing there with her riously flowing foam-topped new and novel attempt to In- mosphere rcr us Yuung Ameri- plements In The GUARDIAN ai parallel. which would make the con-.tier- — Miss Steinem stated that light brown hair long around beer, cpens Its doors to the fuse an lnvlcoratlne Intoxicant cans who have never been to (namely 3.2 beer) in the life clal fishermen I used to work the woman's work Is "not re- her shoulders, she looked like screaming hordes of WSU stu- Old England (where the atmos- o' our Wright State students. with in Mobile, Ala blush. Out warded now," but will be In a nun In her habit. She, almost, dents, faculty, administrators phere Is Just as polluted as In Senate wants to quit But the Hathskellar has already Young America). The Juke box of fire years of construction the future when the revolution I think, looked like the Blessed and other nondescripts, nonen- work, oysterlng, and shrimp- Is complete. Something which Virgin. Miss Steinem, like all tities, and non-sensical gib- endured a bit of criticism since may tend to destroy the English ing, i never came across any- she believes Is going to have revolutionaries, is a religious berish utter ers. It Is run by SAGA Foods, a accent unless they only allow entertainment Held hing as vulgar as that displayed to come to pass. Alas, the lady fanatic. She simply worships Of course, the Grand Open- profit making company and Beatle records. in the pages of this newspaper Is a prophetess. Here we see herself Instead of God—like so ing (oh grand, grand day) comas alnce tliedecoriiin is supposedly Apparently, no dance floor has Tfca Senate finally made a worth- several months ago. And now, the phophatlc parallel. many other people looking for not until Friday and Saturday, a copy of some local bars. been provided so we Young while nroposition — that student on top of all that, we have Ms —Miss Steinem closed her an empty spot In the trinity. at which time the mob that so The Hathskellar will offer a Americans will have to survive government get out of the entertain- (not "miss" —oh, how sensi- lecture by speaking of a mil- eagerly awaits tlie weekend to without Old English dances, or ment business and pursue other, more tive can you get?) Gloria Stei- lenlum of sorts which she hopes John P McGraw escape from this caripus, shall dances of any kind. Dancing nem showing ig) to say "amen" for. A "time of humanity," I come rushing back to enjoy does not bring in money; tables important business. Harry's Corner and jukeboxes do. to all this slop. to best It has to offer (a:i It has to offer If you're not But we cannot forget that the But it seems otrange that Bob The most enlightening state- ••#••••• academically minded, but If Rataskellar Is run by SAGA, R
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I GUARDIAN Wednesday, February 2.1972 Oden's a me MM gang in 'Devil' win over WSII Raiders w wl Lad Friday night, the Wright Oden and Otis BrougMon. The Green and Gold's first fei.se broke KP many of Wright were well coached." He then " * » >*ve a great NM Raiders went down In de- The Raiders cot tke opentrg half offensive game was ex- Stews offensive plays. The quickly added, "We got beat hAgHf tlsadvanttge, which wa • fangs <* the tlpo& and Tlw Walker (cored emplified by quick shooting. Green GeK could only keep by a pretty good ball club." to make up for with me e Devil* of In- the first points of the gune. Raider's Coach Join Rocs said, up with the Blue Devils this About the Raiders he said, **«»•" «" S» . «"•» 4 Una with a score of 89-63. From then on though. It was "We didn't have enough patience period and at the end at the coTi..a»nt«d that Northwood"! Northwood came into the gar.* a fast, hard, downward slide to gat it Inside." So at the gafie, the Kaidei's were on "I'm not as disappointed by maln ikiet was "Qulckneas, vim a somewhat Impressive tor the Green and Gold. end of the first half. North- the bottom 89-C3. our offense as o-ir defense. wc couldn't stay with them." rec«rd ut JJ-i wits tho Raiders The Raiders went into a tone wood was on top 50-24. When asked about the game, I don't care what defense we Wednesday, the Green and Gold their 8-9 record. The defense to try to hold the b»dl During the second half, the Coach Ross said, "V'e got beat took, they took the line on us travel to Springfield for a bout ad a definite height outside. This strategy was frus- Raiders slowed down and in the first ten inlnutas of the whenever they wanted." with Wllberforce University. __ but couldn't seem trated by Northwood's quick worked the ball InMde for bet- game." Ross cos^llmanted The Raiders then head for Ohio to top the shooting ability d passes under the basket which ter shots. H<-«ever, North* Northwood by saying, "I knew The Blue Devil'. Coach Steve northern University on Satur- Schoenherr said before the i Northwood player as Mike usually resulted In a score. wood's tight man-to-man de- tliose were good shooters. They Minnesota Gopher drills incite fans, help players improve basketball skill
on the raod, but the other teams warm-upa." ' Mussellman got the basic Idea The final part of the drill con- defense. Mussellman's players wouldn't let them use the gym's David Jonee, a Little All- from Mears but added on to cerns George Sauer, who was on practice on the drills for about pa system. Since the whole American guard at Ashland them. last year's Ashland s-jaad and 30 minutes every team workout. thing's dene to music. It's lm- agreed. "It was great because According to McLeary, the la now with Mussellman at Min- Everyone of the players on the posstMe to do," he nrted. you always knew the fans would Perhaps the least understood drills start about 15 minutes nesota. Sauer comes out at the squad participate In the warm- Mussellman has also been respond favorably. Let's face It, facet of the incident that oc- before game time, and are co- up drills. fnul line during the warm-up taken to task for over-em- there's a lKtle bit of show- curred during the Ohio State- ordinated to music. The songs There Is definite pyschologi- and aplos one ball on top phasizing winning, but Mcl-eary boat In everyone In all of us, and Minnesota basketball is the that are used during the drill cal advantage In using thedrllls. anaiher. He also performs such said this wasn't the case ei- we get It out before the game," warm-up drills that the Go- are "Keep the ball rolling," "They wait until the other team ball-handling feats as spinning ther." He disappointed a lot people will go free! 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BROWN ST 'Weekdays th—unH. I gat o 910.000 1 4,—,KhOlt Are Fun Too Study Abro» GUARDIAN Wednesday, February 2,1972 (Men's a OK max gang in 'Devil' win over WSU Raiders Laat Friday ol(M, Urn Wright (Man and Otis Broufhton. The Green and Gold's first nose broke jp many of Wright were well coached." He then tame, "We wlU have a great Mat• Ratdara want down In da- The Raiders cot the opan'ac half offensive game was ex- State's cffeusive plays. The quickly auued, "We got beat *!£•* disadvantage, which wo laat under the fangs at the tlpoff and Ttm Wjlker scored emplified by quick shooting. Greec GoV rould only keep trlQ hail to make up for with Merthwoud Blue Devils of In- the first points C* the game. Raider's Coach John Row said, u,v with the Blue Devils this speed." 'After the game, Ross J tana with a score at 89-63. From then on though. It was ««Wa didn't have enough patience P'trlod and at the end of the co.-.yr.M»ed that Northwood's Noritmuod came into the game a fast, hard, downward slide to gat It inside." So at the gu;r.e, the Raider's were on "I'm not as disappointed by m*ui -jset was "Quicknesa, with a soii.'what Impressive lor the Green and Gold. end of tta first half, North- the bottom 89-63. our offense as our defense. we couldnt stay with them." * .< 13-3 »*!h the Raiders The Raiders want Into a acne wood was on top 50-2*. When asked about the game. I don't care what defense we Wednesday, the Green and Gold their $-9 record. The defense to try to hold the hall During the second half, the Coach Ross said, "We got beat took, they took the line on us travel to Springfield for a bout bad a definite height outside. TfcU strategy was frus- Ralderr slowed down and In the first ten minutes of the whenever they wanted." with Wllberforce University. advantage nt couldnt seem trated by Northwood'a quick worked the ball liulde for bet- game." Ross complimented The Raiders then head for Ohio to top the ahootlng ability of passes under the basket which ter (hots. However, North- Northwood by saying, "1 knew The Blue Devil's Coach Steve northern University on Satur- Schoenherr said before the _ audi Northwood players as Mike usuaUy resulted In a acore. wood's tight man-to-man de- those were good shooters. They d4y Minnesota Gopher drills incite fans, help players improve basketball skill The final part of the drill con- defense. Mussellman's players on the raod, but the other teams warm-ups." practice on the drills for about wouldn't let them use the gym's David Jones, a Little All- cerns George Sauer, who was on last year's Ashland -juad and 30 minutes every team workout, pa system. Since the whole American guard at Ashland Everyone of the players on tho thing's done to music. It's lm- agreed. "It was great because According to McLeary, the Is now wl«h Mussellman at Min- squad participate In the warm- possible to do," he noted. you always knew the fans would drills start about IS mlnutas nesota. Sauor comes out at the up drills. Mussellman has also been respond favorably. Let's face It, before game time, and are co- foul line during the warm-up There is definite pyschologt- taken to task for over-em- there's a little bit of show- ordinated to music. The songs and spins one ball on top cal advantage In uslngthedrllls. phaslzlng winning, but McLeary boat in everyone In all of us,and basketball Is the that are used during the drill another. He also performs such "They wait until the other team said this wasn't the case el- we get It out before the game," drills that the Go- are "Keep the ball rolling," ball-handling feats as spinning Is on the floor before starting ther." He disappointed a lot c< he commented. phers use before thfl game. "Sweet Georgia Brown," Buckeye basketball Coach the ball, then throwing it be- the drills. The players 011 the fans when he wouldn't let his Earl Hill, who also played for "Higher and Higher," and hind his back, kicking It with Frod Taylor called the drills otliar team can't help but look team use the warm-ups during Mussellman at Ashland last "Kiss Him Good-bye." his foot back on top of his something to "Incite the fans" over at Muss's team when they the Ashland tournament because year. Is also a believer In the During the first part of the finger with the ball spinning. while Coach Bill Mussellman of are doing the drills," McLeary he thoujht all four teams should warm-up drills. "At first, I drills, Mussellman's team The grand finale Is when Sauer WSU's TIM WALKER puts up a shot In last Friday's game the Gophers maintains the commented. have a fairly equal chance," was 1 bit apprehensive when 1 forms Into two lines like they spins a basketball on tcp of a against Northwood. Northwood won the contest, 89-63. drill* had nothing to do with The Gopher coach has been McLeary said. saw the warm-ups. I didn't are going to do callsthentlcs, pen and writes on a piece of (Photo by Carl Wilcox) the unfortunate riot at the end criticised that since his team's Almost all of Mussellnuin's think I had the skills to do then run defensive drills timed paper "Beat——" (whoever si the game. use the drill for home games, players and former-players them, but now 1 like doing them to the n.usic. Next the team will the opponent Is). Sauer then Of the thousands of words that the only reason Mussellnian 11 k e tlie warm-ups. Bob Spiv- very much." form Into two lines at the foul takes the paper and sticks It have been written about the has lils team go through the terv. who played for Mussell- "Also when the game starts, Raiders to play 4 away line. Each player will have a on the backboard as the other Incident, none have described warm-ups 1* to incite the crowd, man Ashland last year said, all the show-boetlng steps and ball and the members of the member on the squad come In Those who haven't seen Wright baskets with the Ohio Northern the drills other than In one McLeary says this Isn't so. "One of the reasons I came to his teams are squad will pa»j the balls back University Polar Bears, laid on or two words like "flam- and shoot lay-ups. "Muss wanted to use the drills Ashland was because of the he added. State's basketball team yet will and forth so that the balls are Mussellman has been criti- have a long wait until the Tuesday, Feb 8, travel south for boyant," "Globetrottertsh," or In the air at the same. Then cized for using Sauer since he Raiders return to their "home" t return engagement wtthCum- "colorful," so any fan who has one line will take their bas- never gets Into a game but only court at Stebblns High School. berland College, which the not seen Minnesota ur Ashland ketballs and dribble It between performs during the pre-game Bowling News Raiders blasted 93-81, earlier College, where Mussellman The Raiders have four straight the player's legs In the other drills. Before the basketball road games—Including re- In the year. used to coach, play has no tfea line. Then the other line will season started at Minnesota Alpha Zeta Chi of the Red matches with two schools that what the drills entail. come over and do the same League vaulted from fifth place Larry McLeary, Wright this year, Sauer performed at the Green and Gold have played. thing. to the top spot In that loop First on the agenda for John Play table tennis State's Sports Information Di- half time of Gopner football The third part of the drill con- last week In Intra-mural bowl- Ross's crew is a return battle rector and Soccer Coach, is a games and on TV programs In sists of the players breaking Joe Bird and the Field with Wllberforce University at Table tennis enthusiasts now close personal friend ofthe Go- the Twin Cities area. off and forming four groups at finally have a place to play pher coach and aided Mussell- McLeary says that the warm- the four corners of the half here at Wright State. Room man with the drills. "The whole up drills are only a part of court—two at the baseline and moved from fourth to second, breaking 7»-77 decision toWll- 08A and 08B tn the Lower warm-up Is functional, and it's a package to entertain the fans. two at the 10 second line. Each SUver Spurs, which had been Hearth area of the University a crowd ptoaser," McLeary "Actually he uses other things nbvar thru solns the ball on the on top, dorpped to third, and Center have been set aside by explained. to get the fans Interested. Like end of his finger. Next one m the Deviants slumped from sec- ' Saturday night, WSU motors ,he University Center Board for Mussellman Is not the only at Ashland, there were ban.-ers of the players goes to the foul ond to fourth. coach In college basketball who hangL'.g all over the gym and north to Ada^^htoj^o^ line and the other three squad In the other two loops, both uses flashy warm-up drills be- on the visiting teams saying, member: ir. Ills group throw the top teams held their positions. fore a game. Ray Mears, former "Welcome to the land of De- 10 Minutes to Wright Stale! ball to him. The player catches The Chemistry Department Is conch at Wittenberg and now fense" and on the Ashland bench the ball and Juggles them, then In first place In the White at Tennessee, used drills many "Nation's Number Oie Defen- they break off and go In and sive Team" was painted on. League, and the Suns lead In reals before Mussellman put Ap.rnients and shoot lay-ups, and the next There were ether little bits the White League. The White •Woodman his own warm-up program to- League still appears to be the gether. According to McLeary, group takes their place. of color like the assistant coach wore gold shoes (Ashland's toughest loop as two squads school color)," he noted. 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