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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. The S'G Hews Bowling 'Green Stole University wednes- Loan program noted for low default rate 10-10-79 by Pam Dalglelsh Education's targeted 10 percent the biUing itself, through the is made to contact him personally, repay their loans, the University da# copy editor default rate for educational in- University's computer systems. Emch said. can freeze their records, making it stitutions offering the program. The collection office follows the impossible for them to obtain The National Direct Student As of June 30, 1979, the default government's "due diligence If the person cannot be contacted transcripts of their grades if Art school plans Loan (NDSL) program at the rate at the University had risen to operation," Emch added, which and continues to avoid repayment requested to do so by potential University was recognized 2.66 percent, Emch said, adding includes interviewing students of his loan, the office turns the employers. 'Day of Fine Arts' recently by the federal government that it is still below the national before a loan is granted and again matter over to a collection agency, for its collection methods, which average. Currently, 299 persons before they leave the University to which may eventually have to Last year, 1,529 students at the Generating an awareness have led to a low default rate at the are in default while another 7,341 remind them that they will have to initiate a suit against the in- University made use of the NDSL of the working process in the University. are paying back their loans. start repaying the loan in nine dividual. program for a total of more than $1 School of Art is the purpose of The Office of Education in the months. Emch said that about 10 persons million in loans, said Don Saleh, today's "A Day for the Fine U.S. Department of Health, THE OFFICE OF Education a year are turned over to a assistant director of Student Arts," says Robert Education and Welfare noted that attributed the University's low AFTER THE nine-month grace collection agency. "It isn't a very Financial Aid. Figures for this Hurlstone, University art as of June 30,1978, the University's default rate to staff members in the period, if, within an additional 30 large number of students," she year were unavailable. instructor and coordinator of default rate, reflecting the amount Student Loan Collection Office, the days, the individual does not said. "We're quite flexible in Undergraduate students may the event. of money outstanding, was 1.8 University's billing system and the initiate repayment of his loan, the making special arrangements to borrow up to $1,200 during an The activities will take percent, compared to the national incorporation of government office sends a notice asking him if a meet with students having academic year or a total of $5,000 place in the Union Oval from average of 17.36 percent, said guidelines for collection. problem exists that prevents him problems repaying their loans." as an undergraduate. Graduate 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Laura Emch, administrative Emch said the staff numbers from beginning repayment. students may borrow up to $10,000, Undergraduates, graduates assistant of student loan collection. four members-down one since the If he still does not respond within EMCH POINTED out, including undergraduate loans. and faculty from the School of Emch added that the figure also Office of Education's an- an additional 90 to 120 days, more however, that for those who refuse Three percent per year simple Art will work in two-hour falls below the Office of nouncement. The staff does all of letters are sent out and an attempt to get in touch with the office and interest is charged on each loan. time periods throughout the day In their respective fields of interest. Some art classes will meet in the Oval to create Handicapped adjust a better visibility for the activities in the art school, Hurlstone says. to University life Students will work with by Paul O'Donnell glass blowing, ceramics, stall reporter fibers, painting, graphics and sculpture. Hurlstone, who For most persons the thought of being blind, deaf or confined to a specializes in artistic glass wheelchair is frightening. blowing, plans to set up an But four handicapped students interviewed yesterday say they have apparatus for limited had no major problems adjusting to the University. working with off-hand blown Stacey A. Guthrie, a sophomore transfer student who is confined to a glass processes. wheelchair, said that everything has gone smoothly in the three weeks she has been at the University. However, life at the University did not start out perfectly for SGA lists Guthrie. meeting topics She said she scheduled her classes in August, but still ended up with a class in Hanna Hall, a non-accessible building. The Student Government Association (SGA) will vote Guthrie an elementary education major, said she did not know tonight on whether to support Hanna was non-accessible until the first day of classes. a state bill which would allow "I was just grabbing people off the street asking them to help me," a voting student member on she laughed, adding that she dropped the class the following day. the University Board of Guthrie said she transferred to the University from the Mansfield Trustees. branch of Ohio State University, where all facilities are totally ac- The bill currently is being cessible. considered in the Ohio She said the main difference between the two schools is the size of Legislature and was the campus and the distance between classes. discussed at last week's SGA meeting. Although traffic often is heavy during the class changes, Guthrie SGA will meet at 9 p.m. in said she has not had any difficulty maneuvering her wheelchair the McFall Assembly Room. through masses of people or in getting assistance from other students. Another vote will be taken She explained that one of her classes is located in the South Gym, on restructuring the SGA also a non-accessible facility. Several classmates help her up the steps Personnel Board to make it in front of the building, she added. more representative of the "I met some boys really easily and they have been waiting for me to student body, according to help me up the steps," she said, "even if I am a little late for class." SGA President Michael D. Guthrie encountered another problem last week when she went to Zinicola. the campus movie at the Main Auditorium, University Hall. There are Discussion will be held on no ramps or elevators in the building, so her date had to carry her up the guidelines of the escort the steps. service, which is scheduled to be reinstituted, and the "I just thought, 'Isn't there somewhere else they could hold this?'" possibility of getting picture she said. identification cards for all Despite the problems, Guthrie said she really likes the University University students. and expects to have a good year. "I was really frightened at first," Guthrie said, "but now I am really happy." inside Douglas M. Nickles, a freshman engineering graphics and design major, agreed with Guthrie that being confined to a wheel chair has FEATURE-Area nuns not been a problem. speak out about the Pope's recent statements on women He said he feels more renovations are needed to help the han- and the church. Page 5. dicapped student, like more ramps, elevators, reserved parking spaces and curb-cuts. "Wherever there's a sidewalk there ought to be a ramp," he said. Nickles said he thinks the Industrial Education and Technology weather Building needs a ramp from the parking lot to the building. •taff photo by Frank Braithaupt He said he also feels more curb-cuts could be used in the parking VARIABLE areas, citing the lot adjacent to McDonald Quadrangle as being bad for CLOUDINESS. High 45F Nonaccossable buildings cause handicapped students like Stacy Quthrle, a sophomore education major, to rely on classmates for help Into classrooms. wheelchairs. (7C), 10 percent chance of "I have to jump a curb to get into the parking lot," he said. precipitation. Jim Stump, s sophomore business major, assists Quthrle from outside the South Qym to their personnel health class on the third floor. continued on page 4 BOST U&llVOryZ Controversy may affect other Ohio universities by Gary Benz must collect on the premises for which the criminal law which requires an arrest at permit) and it's up to you to find out the And now that DiBenedetto and Sub-Me- and Rob Wllklns license was issued. the point of delivery, Perona said. This is a law," Howell added. Quick has brought the issue to public at- Perona said that this code serves only as first degree misdemeanor and carries up to Sue Hoffman, Public Information Officer tention, the other managers are worried Ralph DiBenedetto could be setting a a guideline for the permit holders. A six months in jail and a $1,000 fine. for the Ohio Ijquor Control Board, said: that they also will be found in violation of precedent of sorts. violator of this code, however, also is DiBenedetto said he didn't know he was "Permit holders are responsible for getting the liquor laws. The co-owner of Sub-Me-Quick, who is committing a violation of criminal law, he in violation of the code. And other and knowing the liquor laws. It is part of "I hope to hell that it (the Sub-Me-Quick under investigation for possible liquor code added. establishments in Athens (Ohio Univer- the privelege and reponsibility of holding a situation) doesn't spread down here violations, could indirectly affect Ohio sity), Oxford (Miami University) and liquor license." (Athens)," Deutch said. "The last thing we colleges as well as the rest of the state. According to Perona, the criminal law Columbus (Ohio State University), said want to see is the liquor agents." For the past seven months, DiBenedetto forbids selling alcohol without a permit. they were also unaware that collecting on A case in point-the managers agree-is The manager of Brown's Carry-All in has been delivering beer in Bowling Green And since a liquor permit does not allow delivery is a violation of the code. collecting on delivery. None of the Athens, who wanted to remain anonymous, and collecting at the point of delivery. sales at any place other than within the managers said they had checked out the also shared the same concern: According to August Perona, the chief boundries of the establishment for which it "We are under the impression that it legality of it. "If they (the Liquor Control Board) start enforcement officer for the Ohio State was issued, collecting for beer at the point (collecting on delivery) is legal," said Rob Ed Deutch, manager of the Hole-In-The- messing with us, we're going to have all Liquor Control Department, this is a of delivery is equivalent to selling beer Howell, manager of Philadelphia Sub Shop Wall in Athens, said he assumed since kinds of problems down here." violation of state liquor and criminal law without a license. In Oxford. delivery was legal, collecting at the point of According to Perona, the reason there codes. A violation of the liquor code can result in "I was never told that it was illegal. delivery seemed logical. The other have not been many violations of this code Perona said the liquor code states that suspension or revocation of the establish- They (the Liquor Control Board) just managers said they made the same outside of Bowling Green is because there permit holders can make deliveries, but ment's liquor permit; a violation of the process your application (for a liquor assumptions. have been no formal complaints filed. Once you owe GTE you can't get off the hook Can you keep a secret? however, there was another call because I rarely heard from them of making immediate payment of nightmares about "whatever You have to keep this in strict that I didn't make. So I subtracted again until the next summer, when the account. confidence because, you see, action they deem necessary." focus the $37.04 from my bill. the collection agency sent another "Once the matter is out of our There probably is a GTE Militia everything is like this when you are GTE STARTED out soft; they notice. hands, attorneys for the client may a fugitive from the law. that straightens out these debting John Lammers were going to make it easy on me. This time it demanded I pay my take whatever action they deem desperados. Charles Manson, Richard Speck Their collection agency sent a debt of of $2.50. $2.50?, I thought, necessary to protect the client's The militia is a ruthless, cut- and Richard Nixon were minor number-I Just wanted to make letter to me. where did that come from? interest, and obtain payment of the throat bunch, I imagine. All anyone league compared to my tran- some long-distance calls back "Your delinquent account...has WHILE THE BILL was less, the account. hears is a knock at the door in the , sgression. home to check on Ma and Pa and been placed with us for immediate aggravation was greater. "Do not continue to ignore this middle of the night. ■ ; I owe money to General the corn crop. collection and further delay in the The collection agency took off its matter," it said. Now I don't know if there is ; Telephone Company. When I got my bill every month, payment of this debt can not be gloves, which is quite an ac- The only thing missing was, "Ve torture or a Jail sentence involved. Like all my comrades on the lam, it would include charges for phone tolerated," it said. complishment for these persons to have vays to make you pay." I like to think the phone company I think I am innocent. GTE, calls I never made, calls to It went on to say "precedure carry out any stage of dressing and SINCE THEN I've been on the would be more humane than that. however, does not negotiate on this Wisconsin or Athens. Why would would not be instigated" if I took undressing. run, a marked man. If this column serves to bring the point. (We don't make the law, sir, anyone call Athens? care of it within five days. "The act of referring a There have been nothing but collection agency down on me we just enforce it, they would say.) I called the GTE office and told I never took care of it (and never delinquent account to attorneys is sleepless night.' worrying about the again, then so be it. I will try to fill you in on my them that I never made the calls, is longer than five days), and so always a matter of deep concern "whatever action they deem Consider this a ringing in- sordid trip down the felony road. and, at the beginning, they deleted they instigated their procedure all and expense," the letter read. necessary." dictment. IT ALL STARTED in my fresh- the charges. over me. "We had hoped our last letter When exhaustion takes over and John Lammers is editorial editor man year here. I asked for a billing On the final bill of the year, But apparently that took awhile would impress on you the wisdom I drop into a sleep, I have strange of The News. opinion

Ignorance is not &«ffi£«&£~ bliss to any side The Ohio Liquor Control Department uses the word "equitable." We'll use the word "backwards." The liquor control department thinks it is a privilege. We think it is a problem. Ralph DiBenedetto, co-owner of Sub-Me-Quick, is guilty of breaking one of the state liquor codes, according to the department and is subject to a suspension or revocation of his liquor license. The liquor control department is subject to blame. The whole issue revolves around a small point in the liquor codes. While it is legal to deliver beer, it is not legal to collect on delivery. The two statements seem to be illogical when put side by side. What is the purpose of delivery if one cannot collect at the point of delivery? That is the question DiBenedetto, along with a number of other establishments across the state which deliver beer, had never really bothered to ask. It seemed, and was, a dumb question. A better question is why the liquor control department, when issuing a permit allowing delivery, did not inform them of this technicality. "Permit holders are responsible for getting and knowing the liquor laws," Sue Hoffman of the state office said, in trying to answer. "It is part of the privilege and responsibility of holding a liquor license." That responsibility is almost impossible to fulfill. When we called lawyers to interpret this particular code, the answers were varied. While the ignorance of the law is never an excuse, it can be explained, v in this case, by the ignorance of the liquor control department. KNOCK IT OFF, FUNKilGAN,' SO £ME OF US GOT TO TOUCH THE HEM OF HISGfWAENT ANDSCW: OF US TONT,,. YOU 60T UJQCi IS ALUHAMlGAN /' It's feast or famine at the on-campus mailboxes

"I got fifteen letters," Tom said. "What's your secret?" I begged "Don't you understand? I want a stamped. I'm a person, not a "Open it," Tom urged. "Nothing," I sulked from my on- him. "How do you rate fifteen letter," I sobbed. "Not another mailing address!" campus mailbox. "I never get letters?" computer card, not another leaflet "I am, I am-hey! It's from anything good." focus TOM SHRUGGED. "I'm a great for 'Physics Made Easy,' or even "Are you crying?" Tom asked. Kathy! I don't know any Kathys!" He rummaged through the stack. guy." "No wonder," Tom replied. "The Dave Coehrs another sex survey for un- "No," I sniffed. "One from Julie, one from Phyllis, "And I'm not?" I asked, of- dergraduates. I want a hand- envelope says 946, not 948." one from Judy, eight dorm party fended. "Don't I give my mom a written letter with a salutation, A GIRL APPROACHED. invitations..." "From who!" I demanded. friendly punch on her birthday? body, and closing from someone "Excuse me, but are you mailbox "No please!" I hollered "Not a one," I pouted. "From some stupid, insensitive Don't I tell my history prof 'Nice who doesn't know or particularly 948? I got your letter by mistake." hysterically, as he dragged me "...Alpha Cappa Teetha wants computer that thinks I'm a walking job' even though he bores me into care about my social security away. "I was close! I was sooo me to join their frat..." set of digits!" comas? Didn't I buy you lunch at number. I want an envelope "A letter!" I snatched it close...!" "No tidings from my He pushed me away. "It's a the Union?" without a window, a return address greedily. "A real, personal letter! classmates...," I said bitterly. letter, isn't it!" "I'll taste that tuna fish for that doesn't read BURSAR, and a I'll bet it's in ink! Or-dare I hope- Dave Coehrs is a University "...two offers to earn 50 credits "Am I asking for too much?" I years," he belched. signature that isn't rubber- in Flair!" student. by mail..." bellowed. "Is it wrong to want an "Just an empty, lonely com- occasional, friendly, handwritten partment..." letter? A 'Hi, I just thought I'd drop "...and look! My advisor sent me a note?" letters. his warm regards!" "If you'd make some friends..." "Go on!" I screamed, grabbing Tom began. his throat. "Rub it in, Campus "Imake friends!" I fumed. "DoI Man!" look like an introvert? Do I spend Two thoughts on housing shortage given my free time in a lavatory stall?" I'd like to add my two bits worth "Well, neither do I, and I get dorm vacancies. fall leads to fewer empty beds in each of the several hundred "CUT IT OUT! You'll get a letter of commentary on the housing 2. BGSU has in the past often sometime!" letters!" winter and spring, with attendant students involved, and an mess: overbooked fall quarter on a lower operating costs. This gets agreement not to overbook again, 1. College can be a traumatic regular basis. They have crammed translated Into having a reputation should convince BGSU and other experience for many freshmen. It six people into a room, they have for having low room rates, which state schools in Ohio not to do this can be worsened by poor housing. used lounges for rooms in the past, attracts more students. again. Ever. .The STi Hews. If one had a single room at home, Vol.66, No. 10 10-10-79 EOITOBIALSTAFF Page 2 and they have turned freshmen Anyone interested in starting an the experience of adjusting to a away, before. That the University will not organizing committee can get Edllor Pat Hylend radically different housing Managing editor Paula Winslow admit this is their policy indicates advice from me at my office in the News editor Cindy Zlotmfc situation can be intolerable. Clearly, this doesn't happen that they realize that it is wrong. Popular Culture House. Editor ial editor John Lammers Of course, there are those who Sports editor Dan Firestone repeatedly unless it is to the My advice to those Injured by this Copy editor Pam Dalgleish shared rooms at home and find University's advantage. The ad- mess is to organize, and sue the Franz Zrilich Photo editor Frank Breitheupt roommates at school a welcomed vantage is that overbooking in the University. $10,000 in damages for Popular Culture Entertainment editor MikeGueulette "homey" experience. But the Wire editor Despina Kartson University should realize that it OOONESBURY BUSINBSSSTAFF can be quite cruel to expect fresh- by Garry Trudeau Business manager Leslie FJuppert men, suffering from the alienation KHOHEINIt l UNOU m uicuDttT mm ueFtLinuK of the academic environment, to WAIT A MN- iNTt€mm*s6r The BO News is published daily Tuesday through Friday during the regular school FfiOMVOUR NO. AND I HElONOHH.MiaHT U1t!ISYOUK camuND. ALL year and weekly during summer sessions by students ol Bowling Oreen State adjust to roommates, too. aormer/p FEAR THE HUP IT. KWHUts pcopie BOVFK/ENP University under the authority of the university Publications Committee i m HMEY' UXST. A& NOTHING BUTA 6AN6 OF PCKIN6 WAS Therefore, there should be AMBASSADOR ABUZZ OBI FT.. o»miens e< pressed By columnists do not necessarily relied the oom>ens ol the BC OF COMMON HXCUIUSi , After Mews Bditerial Beard provision for more single rooms for I The BO New and Bowling Oreen State University are equal opportunity employers lowerclassmen. This can be done li and do net discriminate in hiring practices The News wilt not accept advertising that is deemed discriminatory, degrading or by reversing the current reser- insulting on the basis at race, sei or national origin vation procedure so that freshmen All n»»ls to material published m The BO News are reserved get first grab at the rooms (and if Editorial and Business Offices they don't want a roommate, they IBs University Mall Bowling Oreen Sfale University can get a room at a higher rate), Bawling Green. Ohieelaol with seniors being last and getting Phone Hill m 10»] bounced off campus if there are no 10-10-79 The BG News 3 briefs. Pop culture conference Women in politics discussion Elaine Kamarck, executive director of the Compliance Review Meeting to be largest of its kind in country Commission of the Democratic National Committee (DNC), will discuss the role of women in politics at 7 p.m. today in the Town Room, Union. byGinaBasHe Midwest to keep abreast in the field the oldest form of the juke box Gish's appearance at the Kamarck's responsibilities with the DNC involve making sure of popular culture. complete with film. University. that state political parties are in compliance with affirmative action Everything from comic strips to The conferences will feature For a nickel, a favorite tune can and other party rules. Her lecture, sponsored by the political popular films to religion will be panel discussions and many be played and the group playing THAT EVENING, "The Films of science department, is free and open to all. touched upon this week during a special attractions. At the panel the music can be seen on film. The Howard Hughes" will be presented joint meeting of the Seventh discussions, presentations will be films deemed expensive and im- in Gish Theater in Hanna Hall. Annual Midwest Popular Culture made by more than 200 American practical and were abandoned. These films, produced by Howard German philosophy lecture Association Conference and the culture and popular culture A conference banquet on Friday, Hughes, have been out of cir- Darrel E. Christensen, a professor at the University of Munich, First Annual Midwest American scholars. The papers presented Oct. 12, will be held in honor of culation for 25 years and are now will speak on "Trends in Contemporary German Philosophy" at Culture Association Conference to will help acquaint professors and silent film star, Lillian Gish, who becoming available. 12:20 p.m. today in 121 Hayes Hall. Sponsored by the philosophy, be held at the University. graduate students with new will be in attendance. She will German and Russian departments. The lecture Is free and open to The Oct. 11 through 13 meeting research and progress in the field. receive the Popular Culture Bowling Green, the scent! of the aU. will be the first of its kind merging Association Achievement Award MPCA Conference three years ago, the two associations at one joint SOME SPECIAL attractions given by the association in is attractive to the Association Criminal Justice Organization conference. It will also be the include a showing of the "Soundie recognition of those who have because of the special collection of recorded popular music and radio An organizational meeting for the Criminal Justice largest of its kinds in the country Films"-part of a unique collection made a lifetime contribution to the this year. from the Popular Culture Library materials in the Audio Center. Organization will be at 7:30 p.m. today in the Alumni Room, Union. popular arts. Previous winners of These annual conferences are an at the University. William L. the award include authors Irving All criminal justice majors are welcome. opportunity for professors and Schurk, director of the University's Wallace and Louis L'Amour. Bowling Green, in 1967, had the graduate students from various Audio Center, will host the The Union Activities first popular culture department in colleges and universities in the "Soundies," which are known as Organization is responsible for the country. a hand the UnrtedWay PSYCH TOMORROW AND A DRESS REHEARSAL TONIGHT.

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Loescher, a junior pre-social work major, said her by Paul 0'Donn«ll Eakin, vice provost for student affairs and institutional planning. It is blindness is not her biggest problem. •tad reporter now a part of the Equal Opportunity Compliance Office. "Bicyclists are my worst enemies," she said, adding that she feels Eakin said he feels the University has been committed to aiding the bicyclists, motorists and most persons are not used to being side-by- The ramp on the west side of University Hall, the curb-cuts on the handicapped. side with blind students. sidewalk in the Union Oval and the reserved spaces in most University "I think we have a ways to go," he said. "But we are still working She said she was enrolled for two quarters before actually learning parking areas were put there for a reason. towards that end." the campus, which she did with a guide. They are there to aid the University's 75 handicapped students. She oriented herself to the University in summer 1978 attending According to Janet L. Scottbey, director of handicapped services, WHEN A handicapped student has a special problem, Scottbey said three-times-a-week sessions in which she learned the campus by these three renovations resulted from the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, in the cooperation is plentiful. sections. which all universities are to be made barrier free by 1980. She said one instructor shaved off his beard last year because a deaf Loesher said it is easier to learn the campus in sections because it She explained that the University has received two installments student was having problems reading his lips. lessens the chance of becoming confused. from the Ohio Board of Regents to be used toward the aiding of the Although most of the handicapped students at the University have She said it takes two years for most blind students to become handicapped. non-visible ailir ents, Scottbey said there are five blind, three deaf and oriented to the University: one year to handle the pressure of the In August 1976, the University received $62,500 for general use. five wheelchaired students. adjustment and another year to get oriented to schoolwork. Scottbey said this money was used for renovations to Prout Hall, and Blind students are oriented to the campus through the aid of a Loescher uses the familiar white cane with a red tip as an aid in the installation of several ramps. mobility instructor, she said. walking around the University. The University received a second allotment of $283,500 in March The instructor acts as a guide in order to associate the student with "The cane is mostly a protector," she said. "It's my conscious ID." 1978. She said the board of regents stated that this money was to be the individual sections of the campus, she added. divided among numerous catch-all categories, all pertaining to the She said most blind students leam the campus quickly because Loescher's instructors said that they are not forced to alter their mobility of handicapped students both inside and outside of facilities. braille maps were drawn up by a student last year as an aid to the teaching habits in a drastic way because of her handicap. blind. Kenneth M. Rothrock, associate professor of sociology, has been BUT EVEN though the University has received this money, it still teaching classes that include blind students since 1968, and he says the does not have totally accessible facilities. students change his teaching methods only to a minor degree. Scottbey said there are ten University buildings which are totally "IT REALLY DEPENDS on each individual student, however," The only visible changes' are the use of the blackboard and the accessible, meaning all floors, restrooms, telephones and drinking Scottbey said. examination method, he said. He verbally repeats whatever he writes fountains can be used by handicapped students. Another 16 buildings She said most of the wheelchaired students live in either Prout or on the board for Loescher's benefit. are accessible but with limited facilities, she said, adding that five Of fenhauer Halls because they are totally accessible. more buildings are accessible but have no facilities. In general, Scottbey said handicapped students do not encounter any "I do not give her an exam any different than any other students There are also ten buildings which are not accessible, including major problems in trying to assimilate themselves into the University. though," he said. Hanna Hall and Moseley Hall, she added. Another area in which the University aids the handicapped is in Rothrock explained that Loescher uses the help of a reader when she While the University is not barrier free, it has come a long way since registration and scheduling. takes an.exam, but the grading procedure is the same. 1975 when handicapped students were first noticed. Scottbey said she works with the Registrar's Office in an effort to For another of Loescher's instructors, Fran Dickson, a graduate Scottbey said the University was first made aware of the problems assure that handicapped students receive classes in totally accessible assistant in the school of speech communication, teaching a class with facing handicapped students when a rugby player, who was paralyzed facilities. a blind student Is a new experience. from the waist down in a motorcycle accident, was forced to change DANIEL L SWEIGARD, coordinator of registration and scheduling, Dickson said she was apprehensive at first because she did not know his major because Moseley Hall was not equipped for wheelchaired explained that handicapped students are given first priority in class how much extra time Loescher would require. Since then she has found students. scheduling. the time committment is minimal. He said the classroom assignments are made after their schedules "It's no different to accommodate a handicapped student," she said. THE DETERMINATION of Keith Detamore, a spring graduate, are received, and any accessibility problems are brought to his at- "It's really very natural and easy." brought the handicapped to the University's attention, she said. tention during this phase. Since 1975 the University has gone full circle, from doing nothing to Sweigard said he only made two classroom changes fall quarter, "It has been a good teaching experience for me," Dickson said. doing everything possible, she added. adding that the total is consistent with changes made in the past. David D. Mansoir, a freshman computer science major, is also "No one dealt with handicapped services prior to that (1975)," It is merely a matter of getting the schedules to the handicapped blind, but unlike Loescher he uses sound to get to and from classes. Scottbey said. students early enough so changes can be made before classes, Mansoir said it took aobut five hours to map out the University in his Until this last summer, handicapped services was under Richard R. Sweigard said. mind and he feels confident he can get anywhere on campus by listening for sounds. "I've never been in a place where I've had a problem orienting *0 lake myself," he said. American . stock Mansoir said it is rare for blind persons to be dependent only on Cancer i in^merica. sound. He said he does have a cane but considers it to be a crutch. "I had to work with it (sound) a long time before I got all of the bugs Society I out of it," Mansoir said. Christian Science Organization

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10-10-79 The BG News 5 Graduate students' stipends, involvement forum Editor's Note: Do you have a question on your mind that you never had the nerve to ask? Let the BG News ask it for you. part of GSS's planning for this year Questions and answers are featured in this weekly column on Wednesday. Questions can range from factual queries to off-the- by Paul O'Donnall students. more fully through one of the four students is needed if GSS is to be cuff challenges. •tall reporter In addition, Falk said un- newly formed internal committees. effective. Reasonable questions addressed to University or city personnel dergraduate students pay $819 "There is great discrepancy He said all graduate students in will be considered. The name, address and phone number of the "Vtit Graduate Student Senate questioner must be included. The News reserves the right to reject (GSS) yesterday discussed the tuition per year to the University. among departments, and it has each department must com- He said the University also ac- never been fully investigated," municate with their senate or clarify any question. Questions should be sent to Forum, The BG issue of graduate student stipends News, 106 University Hall. and announced the formation of cumulates an extra $2,184 as his Krygier said. representatives and become in- (Falk's) share of the tuition for The stipend issue, financial aid volved in GSS committees. This week's questions were contributed by the News staff. four new committees. To Bill Kirby, customer service manager of General Telephone More than 40 graduate students teaching 40 students. possibilities, workload research and studies on graduate student Krygier also wants to organize Co. (GTE): attended the meeting, representing monthly departmental meetings to Q.: What are the penalties for using someone else's billing 30 of the 38 academic departments Falk said the total income he usage of the Student Recreation generates from the University is Center will be the primary be conducted by that department's munber without the student's consent? at the University. senator. A.: "Using students' credit cards without their consent con- GSS President Gerald S. Krygier $17,799, of which he receives $3,400 responsibilities of the new for the half-time assistantship plus graduate student welfare com- stitutes fraud. At the very least, they (the violators) have to pay for pressed for action regarding GSS also took nominations for the call, and if such action continues, they can be prosecuted for graduate student stipends even tuition waiver. mittee. Falk expressed concern about Other new committees include representatives to all 43 University fraud. We turn it over to our Security Department for processing." though he had said earlier that and internal committees. If two or Q.: Is it possible to get billed for a call you didn't make? stipends were a dormant issue. He where the extra money received by the graduate student instructional the University is going. improvements committee, which more graduate students sign up for A.: "No one can be billed for a call that didn't originate. There said graduate students must the same committee, an in- are only two possibilities: number one, someone else used your provide direct feedback on He later explained that the is to look into the establishment of figures were obtained last year by a generic instruction course and terviewing process will take place credit card number, or number two, an operator punched in a wrong stipends to individual departments to determine the best candidate. number when given to the operator. With our security and the Graduate College. the chairman of the physics the effectiveness of student department and presented to the evaluations; the graduate student system .numbers provided are checked against a computer. If it Mark Falk, physics department After the meeting, Krygier said isn't a valid number, the call is not put through. There is a very senator, brought some figures to administration after several consumer union, which is to work the graduate student will be graduate students expressed in- in conjunction with the un- remote chance to get billed for a call you didn't make." the senate's attention regarding represented on every one of the 43 Q.: What happens when someone randomly gets hold of your stipends. terest in receiving a stipend in- dergraduate organization; and the committees. crease. women graduate student com- billing card number and makes calls with it? Who pays for the calls, and who finds out who made the calls? According to figures obtained He said the research did lead to a mittee, which is to study the role of Elmer Spreitzer, acting dean of stipend increase, but that the women in academics. A.: "That's another case of fraud. It's pretty hard to get a hold of from the University Budget Office, the Graduate College, spoke to the a billing number because there is a security number with the billing Falk said the University receives physics department was already "I think the four new committees senate about the relationship one of the highest assistantship number. We investigate the calls and go after the person who made $6,936 from the state in return for will show graduate students the gut between the Graduate College and them. It is an unauthorized use so it would be paid by the person the teaching services provided by classifications at the time of the level at which we live," Krygier GSS. increase. making the calls. But if you give your number to a friend, it's your the graduate assistant, he said, said. He said both organizations have responsibility." adding that this figure is based on Krygier told the senate that GSS He added that participation by worked toward common interests an average instruction of 40 plans to look into the stipend issue senators and all graduate for nearly a decade. Nuns react to Pope's views on women in the church

by Cindy Zlolnlk nuns wearing habits, and there are was the way "God has chosen to ".way from the profession. of life: state, political, economic, cultures are similar. "We are n«wt editor good and bad nuns not wearing shepherd his flock," and that it was Both sisters recognized the and cultural." struggling with one basic ideal-of Nuns in Bowling Green listened habits," she says. a matter of "prophetic tradition." Pope's strong Polish background But Poland is a Socialist state, human right-and there are a lot of Sunday to Pope John Paul II's Sister Joyce of St. Thomas More "Women are doing a lot of work as the basis for his opinions on and although the constitution variations on that ideal." words on women in the church, but Catholic Church, a Sister of the in the church and not being women in the church. reflects equal rights for all "It seems every Pope has are not considering reverting back Precious Blood (of Jesus and the recognized for it. We are doing citizens, equal status in em- brought up this ideal of what a nun to traditional customs. Eucharist), says she removed her things that men don't or can't do in "He is coming from a society ployment wages has not been should look like," says Sister "The Christian life is more habit in 1968 and has not wom one the church because they are men." where the woman is subservient to achieved yet. According to Joyce, adding that what Sister important than the garb," says since. she says. the man," says Sister Keith, ad- government statistics, women's Teresa Kane was attempting to do Sister Keith of St. Aloysius Con- "I think the kids I teach would ding that "here, we have the wages in Poland are about 30 in Chicago by wearing blue arm vent, a Sylvania-Franciscan nun find it difficult if I wore a habit," The duties she is speaking of are feminist movement." percent lower than men's. bands in protest was to merely who explains that the order's Sister Joyce says. in teaching, counseling and nursing However, the feminist A banner written in Polish was open up thinking on the issue of beliefs were founded in the 1500's in She says her wardrobe has that women have traditionally movement does exist in Poland held up before the Pope while in women in the priesthood, and keeping with the mode of sim- become more professional and been involved with in the church. today. The first Constitution of the Chicago saying, "The oppression of retain that openness. plicity practiced by St. Francis of consists of suits with slacks that "I have no objections to women Polish People's Republic, adopted women is a human rights issue." Sister Keith agrees that Sister AMU. usually are dark-colored because in the priesthood because I feel in 1952, states: "Women in the His reply: "I don't believe it is." Kane was not threatening the Pope "I feel the Pope wants nuns to she prefers them that way. "If you women already function in that Polish People's Republic enjoy the Sister Joyce says that basically with the protest but just opening up retain their habits as an outward catch me on a Saturday, I may capacity but just aren't same rights as men in all spheres needs in both Western and Eastern the question. symbol to the public, but I feel it Is have on jeans, but I don't wear recognized," she says, adding that up to the individual," she says. them professionally," she says. she is not, however, on the front Sister Keith wears a habit while lines pushing for women in the in the classroom, at liturgy or when Sister Joyce says she was a little priesthood. involved in other professional disappointed with the Pope's Sister Keith agrees that if a l/V\ services because she says she is thinking about women and the woman feels called to serve as a comfortable in it. church. minister of the church that's fine. The Pope closed the door to "Serving as a priest is a grave FREE But she poses the question of ordination of women as priests responsibility, and there is little whether it really makes a dif- during his pontificate, saying that time left for yourself," she says as ference. "There are good and bad confining the priesthood to men the reason why women may shy TO ALL SPECIAL UAO: LOCAL TALENT CARTE MAXIM HOODED SWEATSHIRTS AUDITION SIGN-UPS CARD HOLDERS * all colors from Monday till Wednesday 5:00 p.m. TALENT AUDITIONS Wednesday from 7-11 • Eat Free Pizza Lake Erie Sports p.m. in the Annex on the third floor of the Union. IS at Dino's Pizza Pub (across from Founders) THIS No Umit - Thursday, Oct. 11, 4 to 8 P.M. WHAT HOMECOMING MUM SALE • Eat Free Tacos at Fox's Den No Limit - Thursday, Oct. 11, 5 to 9 P.M. on Oct. 8-12 & Oct. 15-19. MICHAEL SPIRO YOUR Order and pay $2.00 in the Side Door of the Union KISSES • Free Dessert with any meal at Alpine from 8-11p.m. in the UAO Office. Village Restaurant Friday, Oct. 12, All Day) on Thursdoy, OcL 11 th. TASTE Pick-up for mums on Oct. 19 after 12:00 p.m. Admission $1 . Your Choice: German Chocolate Rum Torte, In UAO Office. Watch an exciting folk singer LIKE? European Style Cheese Cake, Ice Cream or Sherbert 'DO IT BEFORE THE 80's': This is our Thank You for joining a* HOMECOMING 79! Carte Maxim! Watch for more of APPLICATIONS FOR: these Specials -Banner Contest (due Oct. 16, 1979 r Restaurant i - must be twin sheet size) For Carte Maxim Card Holders only. * And Pancake House 1 - Float Contest (due Oct. 16, 1979 Just show your Carte Maxim Card and a picture I.D. U Breakfast Special -Tues.-Fri. JJI - must be in porode) 2 eggs (any way), 1/2order JH -Senior (due Oct. 11, 1979 Purchase your card at Holiday Travel ^^bacon, sausage, or ham, with ^» Representative - interviews on Oct. 14, 1979) (140 N. Main) nm toast, jelly, and coffee E ore available in the UAO office, or on the spot at Dino's Pizza Pub ^ $1.60 M 3rd floor Union r or Fox's Den on Thursday. m For more info, 2T coll the Homecoming Hotline 2-2608 ond the Homecoming Committee 6 The BG News 10-10-79 ABORTION TOLL FREE 9 a.m.-10 p.m. classified 1 -800-438-8039 LOST AND FOUND Kappa Sigs thanks for showing Alpha Phi's, the Hunt was over Part-Time Advertising Sales us all such a great time at the 4 everyone was satisfied with TUfSDAY •THURSDAY Positions Available in Bowling Found blk. wallet with money. pledge day tea. We're psyched their catch. Thanks tor a great Green, Rostoria, Flndlay, STUOfNT NIGHTS! Outside South Hall on bench. to get together again real time! Sig Ep Bros. Fremont And Tiffin. High Call Jeff Men through soon! Live, the Alpha Gams. Commissions. Must Have Theatre Dept. 372-2222. IT'S A HEALTHY CRAZE! Reliable Transportation. Call Bea-congratulations for the Rent Roller Skates at D.J.'s The Flatlands Trader SERVICES OFFERED excellent Job you've done on Shops, Inc. 115 W. Merry 352- Newspapers. 352-3538 rush for the ZBT'S. Keep up 9157. Same Day Typesetting Service the good work! Mom. OVERSEAS JOBS-Summer- On Most Jobs. Bring Us Your Little Big Mlndy! Best of Luck year round. Europe, S. Reports. Indexes. Manuals, Steve, HEY! Congratulations this year through student America, Australia, Asia, Etc. Forms, Programs, Bulletins on your PHI DELT activation. teaching 4 MEP. Have a wild All Fields, $500-$l,200 monthly and Resumes. 48 Type Faces Diane. 4 crazy year!! DZ Love, Big Expenses paid. Sightseeing. Available. Call The Flatlands Little Beth. Free info Write: IJC, Box 52- Trader Newspapers. 352-3538 Hey Speedy, Can't believe its 18. Corona Del Mar, Ca. 92625 been 3 years. Seems like Attention Men of BG., 84 Delia Eipert Typing. yesterday you were 45 minutes Gamma women were recently NIGHT PREP COOKS. Apply Reasonalbe Rates. early to see Burt. Glad you're arrested on KIDNAPPING in person. Corner Kitchen. 183 352-7305 here this year so we can be charges. But, they are on the S. Main. together-Happy loth 4 Many loose 4 looking for dates for Experienced Chlldcare More, too. Glad you won that Nov.2-Beware!! FOR SALE 352-1362. toss 4 thanks for the ring. Love 1976 Nova "Hatchback" 6 cyl Always, S.J. Mr. Bill T-Sklrts-Still $4.00. automatic-excell. cond. $1,500 Pregnancy Aid 4 Under- Assorted colors. D.J.'s Shops, call 372-2426. standing. EMPA. 353-7041 4 CLEVELAND BROWNS Inc. 115W. Merry. 362-9157. 287-46391 local) FANS! Rec Center sponsored Two 12) United Airlines v> fare pro football trip Sun. Oct. 14. Phi Taus's: Thank you for a coupons $50.352-6100. Birth Control, test for Total cost: |15 game 4 bus. 50 pregnancy, VD. early abortion great pledge Day Tea. available tickets-contact SRC Paradise by the dashbosrd at Toledo Medical Service. office 2-2711. Small refrigerator. Good cond. CaU (419) 243-3179 lor an appt. light, was how it was on Friday $75. Call 354-1672 after 7pm 4 night. Love, The Sisters of weekends. Phi Kappa Tau Rush Thursday Delta Zeta. Advertise Your Unwanted nite at 7:30 with the Alpha Items For Free In The 74 Pontlac Ventura, S50-V8 Phis, all interested men Congratulations Kong, Huey, Flatlands Trader Newspapers. welcome. Automatic, console, buckets, Pay A Commission Only If Hof, Scott on the great Rally wheels 4 snows, AM- YOur Item Sells. Call 352-3539. Superstars win. We're finally FM. CallStacie, 372-3038. 75,000 Readers Weekly! BBB PLANT SALE. Thursday realizing our potential. Oct. 11, lOun-? In front of Life Y.I.T.B. The Brothers of Phi '77 550 Suzuki. 8,000 ml. 1st Science Bldg. Delta Theta. PERSONALS reasonable offer. 352-9130 Criminal Justice Majors Delta Zeta would like to Mobile home-2bdrms. See It KEGS! KEGS! KEGS! KEGS! organizational meeting on congratulate the Superstar KEGS! KEGS! KEGS! KEGS! Weds. Oct. 10 at 7:30pm in the any day after 6 pm. $6300.18330 team on a second place vic- Brim Rd. Lot 102 BG. KEGS! KEGS! KEGS! KEGS! Alumni Room of the Union. tory. Way to go Donna Turton, KEGS! KEGS! KEGS! KEGS! Come check CJO out. Val Lewis, Mary Myers 4 Lisa CHUCK 352-5713. Lalonde. Love, The Sisters. Sleeper sofa 4 chair with DISCO SUCKS Become a matching slipcovers. $75 or best offer. 352-8961. Alpha Phi's: Thank you for member of the ANTI DISCO WFAL's Talk Show, you heard accepting me as a new sister 4 LEAGUE. Membership in- it last Wednesday, converse for all the fun activities we did cludes: Button, bum- this week 9 to 11. Host Duke Small refrigerator. Excell. this weekend. Love, Cathy. persticker, decal 4 much Edwards. cond. $110.352-1363 after 5 pm. (Georgette) more. Membership fee $5.00. Send to Anti Disco League. BEER! BEER! BEER! Beautiful backgammon game. JDA, Happy 22nd Birthday! I P.O. Box 6254 Santa Barbara. Friday Oct. 12 at NE Com- $20. 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Wednesday, Oct. 10,1979 Blue Ribbon All criminal justice members should attend. Dr. PRSSA (Public Relations Student Society of Rigby, Bill Bess, Tom Burke, and Skip Reardon will America) bespeaking. 8:30 p.m. Room 200, Moseley Hall Beta Alpha Psi Organizational meeting, St. Louis National Con- 8:00 p.m. ference, introduction of officers. Grand Ballroom, University Union This is the joint meeting with Toledo chapter of Criminal Justice Organization Ohio society of CPA's. The speaker is a partner 7:30 p.m. from Price Waterhouse and will address the subject Alumni Room, University Union of management controls for the computer.

Everyone has an excuse Today you have a new. simple, Stop for not seeing their doctor practical way of providing about ootorocul oanosr How your doctor with a stool ever, every year 82.000 men specimen on which he can excusing and women die of colorecul perform the fualac teat This cancer In this country alone can detect signs of colorecul Two out of three of theas cancer In Ita early stages PABST & PARTIES people might be sand by before symptoms appear your lift early detection and treatment While two out of three people Two out of three can be saved Ask your doctor about a guaiac last, and slop SOCIETY « GO TOGETHER away. excusing your life away Distributed by GREAT LAKES DISTRIBUTORS So what la your excuse? elsewhere 10-10-79 The BG News 7 Voinovich and family mourn daughter's death CLEVELAND (AP)-Lt. Gov. George V. Voinovich remained in the CLEVELAND (AP)-Lt. Gov. George V. Voinovich remained in the office,office. ftieyThey were with him throughout election niehtnight as he wafedwaited for »h»cthe scene,™,„<, .sobbing,nKkino until cruisers and■ ambulances • - arrived. seclusion of his Cleveland home Tuesday, mourning with family the results of the primary. His campaign staff is not certain of the loss of his 9-year-old daughter Molly. direction the Voinovich campaign will take. Krizman said the cam- He posted a $2,000 bond and was released pending a Wednesday Since learning that his daughter was killed when struck by a van on a paign "is in a holding pattern." arraignment. Meanwhile, some members of a Parent-Teacher Association group say the accident occurred on a "dangerous" street. crosswalk near her school Monday, the Republican candidate for Cleveland Mayor Dennis J. Kucinich, a Democrat, has also stopped mayor of Cleveland has made no public comments. The PTA of Oliver Hazard Perry Elementary School, where Molly campaign activity in Ohio's largest city. He has not announced when was a student, has been concerned for several years about the in- His brother, Paul S. Voinovich, released the only statement from the he will resume campaign appearances or allow his workers back on family. tersection. "This is a tragic time for the entire family," he said. "George and the streets. "It's a terrible situation up there," said Karen L. Guder, a PTA Janet request that all of Cleveland say a prayer for Molly. We are Kucinich assigned Police Chief Jeffrey Fox to oversee the in- member and a former crossing guard at the school. "We have tried confident that our faith in God will get us through this trying time.'' vestigation into the accident. Molly was struck by a van which since our kids started kindergarten to get something done. I have seen Greg Krizman, a campaign worker at Voinovich for Mayor allegedly was driven through a red light as she was walking to school. many, many close calls." She suffered massive injuries. headquarters, said that "there is nothing for anybody to do here but The group of parents have wanted a flashing school crossing sign answer the phone." Greg. S. Horacek, 19, of suburban Seven Hills, was charged Tuesday placed near the intersection. The heavily traveled Lake Shore Voinovich, who placed first in a non-partisan mayoral primary Oct. with aggravated vehicular homicide, a fourth degree felony. Police Boulevard crossing has a traffic light at the intersection, which the 2, always involved his wife and children in his campaigns for political say he allegedly drove the van, stopped after the impact and waited at PTA claims is often ignored by speeders. Celebrezze urges absentee vote FAA asks Air Force help COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Secretary of State "The same thing holds true for anyone with a NEW YORK (AP) - A disgruntled writer in a U.N. building, and for that reason we are ordering Anthony J. Celebrezze Jr.. urged voters yesterday to physical disability or anyone who will be out of the single-engine plane buzzed the United Nations area an evacuation." consider casting ballots in the Nov. 6 election by county on election day, such as a vacationing family, a for four hours yesterday , then landed at La Bells sounded throughout the 48-story secretariat absentee if they cannot get to the polls in person. college student or a traveling sales representative," Guardia Airport as his fuel was running out. building about 11a.m. and security officers ordered "Absentee voting has to be one of the best kept he said. "You are also eligible if you are ill or Thousands had fled the United Nations and the the several thousand employees to leave, as the red secrets in Ohio," Celebrezze told a Statehouse news hospitalized on election day, or if you have an un- building housing the man's publisher. and white Cessna 172 made large sweeping circles conference. "Many people don't know what their forseen medical emergency." Police said the pilot, identified as Robert Boudin, north of the U.N. complex. The General Assembly options are and how flexible absentee voting is." Others eligible include anyone who cannot vote on agreed to land when told that his publisher from hall, where a session was scheduled for 10:30 a.m., The secretary of state previewed a series of public election day for religious reasons, election officials Harcourt Brace Jovanovich would meet him at the also was ordered evacuated. The session had not service announcements his office prepared for Ohio's and persons in jail for a misdemeanor or awaiting airport. been called to order. radio and television stations which promote absentee trial, he said. A statement read anonymously to the New York balloting and encourage voter turnout to decide Issue Proper material will be mailed to qualified persons Post and claiming to be from Boudin, said: "When Pat Calise, speaking for the Federal Aviation 1, the only statewide item up for consideration. who contact their county boards of election, he said. I think of the way I've been lied to by this firm and Administration, said the small plane took off from "We have produced advertising for newspapers Celebrezze said the state paid $19,000 to produce, how they wasted three years of my work because it Morristown Municipal Airport atmidmoming. which we hope they will print at no charge as a service reproduce and distribute five broadcast an- happened to suit their budget way of doing things, I The pilot, tentatively identified as Robert Boudin, to their readers, in addition to the radio and television nouncements about absentee voting. A Columbus must admit to thought of flying straight in through was in voice contact with two police helicopters public service announcements," he said. television station donated production time for two their executive suite windows." hovering nearby, as well as with the radio tower at Explanatory brochures and posters promoting spots urging participation in the statewide issue Safeguarding against such an event, the Harcourt LaGuardia Airport. absentee voting are being distributed to senior citizen referendum, and $8,500 in state funds was spend to building at Third Avenue was evacuated, as well as At one point, the pilot was reported to have said, centers, social security offices and other locations, he reproduce and distribute them. the U.N. Secretariat and General Assembly Hall. "If you're going to shoot me down, shoot me down said. The 200 radio stations and 35 television stations have Rudolph Stagduhar, a U.N. information officer, into the water," police Capt. Matthew Coyle said. Anyone 62 years of age or older can vote by absentee the option to run spots featuring Celebrezze or spots said: "Security has advised us that a lunatic is Police said they had no intention of shooting the ballot just by applying for it, Celebrezze said. narrated by a professional announcer. flying around here and threatening to crash into the plane down.

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He remembers retiring defenses, so why walk somebody? in a 10-player deal that brought Roberto Clemente and Willie If you keep it inside the park, Baltimore Tippy Martinez, Scott StargeU in the 71 Series with they'll chase it down. Same with McGregor and catcher Rick Pittsburgh. us." Dempsey. He later was picked by But he'll be in the Pirate bullpen Seattle in the expansion, then dealt in this World Series. JACKSON WAS traded with two to Pittsburgh before last season for minor leaguers from Philadelphia Craig Reynolds and Jim Sexton. "WE AREN'T going down there to Baltimore in 1970 for Roger Now, he's the Pirates' lefty to lose," said Jackson, 37, who flew Freed. stopper, augmenting right-handers with the team to Baltimore Mon- In the '71 Series, Jackson faced Kent Tekulve and Enrique Romo. day morning. "They've got good Pittsburgh for two-thirds of an "I'll take our bullpen over pitching. We've got good pitching. inning in Game Four. Baltimore's," said Jackson. It should be a good Series." "Everybody's talking about how Jackson, 8-5 this season with a "Runners at first and third, one Enrique didn't do this and that in career-high 14 saves, works out," he said. "Clemente hit that the playoffs-two ineffective ap- photo by AP pearances. But it was his firsltime quickly, throws the ball over the line drive that was a home run but Pittsburgh's Willie StargeU is greeted by plate, and challenges hitters, just it was foul. Ttien I got him to pop in that situation, and he probably The Pirates were to meet Baltimore In Game One as he did under Baltimore up, and Willie StargeU hit a one- got a little seared. But I talked to teammates after his home run In Cincinnati of the World Series last night before it was Manager Earl Weaver. hopper to Brooks Robinson to end him in Spanish and he'll be all during the National League playoffs. postponed. It Is scheduled for tonight at 8 p.m. "Earl says, "If you're afraid to the inning." right." ND mascot enjoys being green club clips _ SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP)- himself with his impersonations. bit of trepidation. They were good enough two Being a leprechaun means more Bowling Green's men's rugby Roger Mazzar ell's conversion Kent 4-0 on a try by Mary Ward. " Being a leprechaun was not a goal closed out the Falcon scoring. of mine. It was just something I fell years back to get him named head than wearing a green suit. team defeated Ball State three Michigan State defeated BG in leprechaun. Closing out their successful into," admits Steve Muething who "As captain of the cheerleaders, times Saturday to raise its record their last game of the day, 8-4. "I put this costume on and to 8-1. weekend, BG took care of BSU for BG will host the 3rd annual serves as the mascot for the I put in 40 hours of work a week or everyone is so nice to me," he said. so," he said. "Meetings, practice, The Falcons took the first match the third time in the afternoon, 8-4. Stroh's Midwest Women's Rugby Fighting Irish of Notre Dame Jacobi and Tony Bondra tallied University. Not everyone is so nice. For travel." 24-4 on Bob Bonner's two tries. Tournament this Saturday and instance, there was the kidnapping Captain Dennis Snook added two scores for the Falcons. Sunday. Dressing up in green and It's tough work and it can be wearing a beard and tails is a at Air Force. dangerous. conversions and teammates Tod Bowling Green's women's rugby "They even tore off my tails," Kenney, Rick Kuzmer and Ron team won one match and dropped im note strange transformation for the 21- "The first quarter of my first two others in Detroit's annual year-old pre-med student from Muething said. "They put me up in game, I twisted my knee," Bauman chipped in with a try The all-campus golf tournament the stands and just kept passing me Stroh's Tournament last Saturday, Cincinnati. Muething said. apiece. [will be held this Saturday on the up through the crowd, one little But all that work has its rewards. BG came right back to defeat the finishing in fourth place of six University Golf Course. Entries Three years ago, a senior talked teams. green dot floating through the For example, at the end of the Cardinals again 18A. Preston are due Friday and are available him into trying for the role of blue." football season when Notre Dame Bartlett scored two tries, and The Falcons dropped their from fraternity and residence leprechaun, but he was passed THAT'S WHY he approaches this travels to Japan for a game, rookies Paul Jacobi and Jay opening game to Ohio State 4-0 in hall athletic chairmen and the over. week's football game between Muething the leprechaun will be Bagdasarian added one each. overtime, but came back to top IM office. Muething said he made a fool of Notre Dame and Air Force with a along for luck. 'DO IT BEFORE THE 80s': c O TO THE HOMECOMING DINNER! SKI CLUB Bring o date to Dinner on Sot., Oct. 20th Look STEAMBOAT from 7-8:45 P.M. in the Falcon's Nest $4.75 / person includes: out \lfl3Lt 1 st Deposit of ....lor the Domino's Pizza coupon books ^ $70 • Roast beef or turkey dinner with $36.00 worth ol values Fast, Free Delivery • Candlelight • Favors 1616 E. Wcoster Due TONIGHT Telephone: 352-1539 UmMd detvef y am Ourdnwtca"y»»than»l00O • Local entertainment 6 disco •Cooyngm 1979 • Reservations are recommended 7:30 P.M. -210MSC For reservations and info, coll the Homecoming Hotline 2-2608 and the Homecoming Committee WE NEED YOU ! rjrv^yfflKjl To participate in the following committees and boards for the 1979-80 SCHOOL YEAR reek in UNIVERSITY COMMITTEES SfAUHA m, between Academic Facilities Health Service Advisory Academic Policies Honors and Awards Committee on Committees Ice Arena Advisory Academic Honesty instructional Media Center Athletics Library Advisory Bookstore Advisory Long-Range Financial Planning Kari Alaburda Penny Fremont Broadcasting Policy Parking Services Pam Blain Susan Gleespen Computing Council Publications Cathy Bockhorst Rosie Greve Cultural Events Student Financial Aids Kim Bratton Jane Hausfeld Equal Opportunity University Union Advisory •The Family Restaurant* Janice Defelippi Dianne Hovanec Senate Executive Committee Deb Eagle Sharon Karras Karen Freedman Lori Larson STUDENT GOVERNMENT BOARDS Sue Martinson Lisa Miller Ronda Moritz Charities Board Thursday Night Laura Perry Spirit & Traditions 4 P.M. TO CLOSE Sue Pettrie Elections & Opinions Donna Phelps Academic Affairs Allison Roth Publicity All-You-Can-Eat Paula Rush University Relations Advisory Carlene Smith Board (URAB) POPCORN 99 Julie Thiel Sara Wagner SHRIMP *3 Cheryl Wilkoski includes solad bor roll & butter Patty Wolfe Applications and an interview Janle Wright sign-up sheet will be available in ROAST BEEF NIGHT TONIGHT! 405 Student Services from Roast bee* sondwich *nes. salad bar $2.19 Wednesday Oct. 3 - Wednesday Get out of your kitchen and into ours' Oct. 10. NEW HOURSI Tues.-Sun 7:00 A.M.-730 P.M. count none* i MUM sn • oowmom tommc am