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The Advisory Committee on the member, called the increase "a top area's operating budget contract staff University Educational Budget Sunday priority item.'' while citing an Included in the Arts and Sciences approved a plan to set aside for increased number of promotions since request is an additional $37,000 for the MINORITY AFFAIRS -Bequests an planning purposes a pool of $ 153 1969 The promotions, he said, are an Academic Year Abroad program additional $16,553. of which $15,283 million for contract salary increases. indication that the faculty deserves an BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION-Re- would go toward operating expenses. Culminating a weekend-long meeting increase. quests an additional $30,965. of which $1,270 toward classified salary of the budget group, the plan was The 12 5 per cent increase would $22,380 would go toward operating increases approved by a vote of 8-4 the opposing include (acuity only, and exclude expenses. $3,535 toward mandated STUDENT AFFAIRS Requests votes coming from the committee's deans, administrators, graduate classified salary increases and $5,050 $30,254. with $23,073 for operating three undergraduate student members assistants and leaching fellows. toward new classified staff expenses and $7,181 for classified and graduate student member Provost Dr. Kenneth Rothe appeared EDUCATION-Requests an increase salary increases Dr Michael Ferrari vice president belore the committee Saturday and of $68,577 $49,221 for operating LIBRARY-Bequests an additional for resource planning and chairman of said his highest priority is a nine per expenses. $7,356 for classified salary $131,141. of which $114,530 would be the committee, emphasized that the cent increase in contract salaries- increases, and $12,000 for new used for operating expenses. $10,731 for $1.53 million figure was to be used only including those of faculty and classified salaries classified salary increases and $5,880 for preliminary planning and should administrators-which would cost HEALTH AND COMMUNITY for new contract staff not be considered a final figure for $1,581,995 Services-All funding external: no MEDICAL COLLEGE OF Ohio at salary increases He said the increase was needed funds requested Toledo i University Nursing Program >- Currently, an extra $2,168,255 is because at present most faculty SCHOOL OF MUSIC Bequests an $80,000 increase requested to pay available over last year's budget salaries here "are not in the additional $24,493 $22,965 for MCOT for training student nurses from A graceful arabesque. Additional funds requested Irom the mainstream' when compared to other operating expenses and $1,528 for the University extra money-excluding contract schools classified salary increases No CONTINUING EDUCATION-Re- salary increases-range from $1.816.685 Dr Kothe's office had previously increase requested in classified staff quests $13,970. of which $1.100 is (or the to SI.866.685 depending on options submitted budget requests Irom the GRADUATE SCHOOL. Hesearch- operating budget. $820 for classified chosen in several budget areas major academic areas, including the Requests an additional $15,831. with staff increases. $5,800 tor new Of the total requested, it was Colleges of Arts and Sciences. $1,067 used for operating expenses. classified staff, and $6,250 for new estimated that 11.030.000 is fixed-or Business Administration and $1,454 for classified salary increases contract staff. not subject to reductio'.-beeause of Education, the School of Music and the and $13,310 for non-service fellowships In other areas. Executive Assistant University policy, previous Graduate School and Research Office No new classified staff requested to the President Dr Del Hilyard commitments for funds or state or Included in the total increase request Dr. Charles Leone, vice provost for presented a request from the federal regulations ol $664,493 for the academic area are: research and dean of the graduate President's Office for $7,500 to finance COLLEGE OF ARTS and Sciences school, also called for a five per cent an administrative internship DURING SUNDAY'S hearings the Bequests increase of $196,269. of which increase in the stipends awarded to The internship would be available to committee heard the Senate Executive $10,000 will be used to upgrade the graduate assistants and teaching a graduate in educational admini- Committee ISECI representing laboratory facilities ol the chemistry fellows stration. Dr Hilyard said, but added Faculty Senate, ask for a faculty department Also included in the BROADCASTING AND Instructional that a candidate has already been salary increase of 12 5 per cent, or request is $16,103 to cover the cost ol Media-Requests an increase of chosen, contingent on receiving the II,338.557. over this year's salaries salary increases lor classilied staff, as $83,314 including $61,482 for operating funds mandated by stale law; $18,000 for new expenses. $3,832 for classified salary Dr. John Holmes, associate • To page three professor of marketing and SEC classified staff, and $162,166 tor the increases, and $18,000 for additional Faculty respond to statement
By Rote Hume communication backing the and administrators. Academic Council in 1970 to the Managing Editor excelence statement. The sophomore questioned the academic excellence statement "Unfortunately it has proved statement's definition of knowledge. That report, entitled "Mission of the Reactions ranging from positive virtually impossible to secure the "I believe knowledge consists of University", opened with a statement support to strong criticism have been amount of accomplishment and much more than 'units of information ' that the university's mission is to gathered and released in a 15-page intellectual or academic progress You as psychologists should be the provide an environment for learning. It report by the committee that drafted which is in any reasonable way first to admit of the complexity of the listed the learning process as: an academic excellence statement last commensurate with the credit hours human mind and its workings. And yet --"the acquiring of information with October. given for these courses or for the you pick one small operation- the structures that currently order it Signed by 30 faculty from the faculty time assigned As is well information input- and chose to call and the skills necessary to put it into psychology department, the original known, these courses are regarded as this the extent of knowledge!'' effective use. statement was addressed to academic the easiest way available to be granted The student said he believed the -"the development of the capacity to standards, innovations, evaluation of academic credit without really having university's purpose to be education of reason I think logically and abstractly) performance, research, honors to do much work." read the comment the total person, not just dissemination and the ability to apply this process to program, minorities and dis- in part of factual knowledge. practical problems, advantage students. A lengthy reaction from a faculty -"the process of self-identification The drafting committee, chaired by member of the School of Music THE COMMITTEE answered the and self-transformation which leads to psychology professor Dr. Michael E commended the statement for criticism by calling the phrase "The a level of self-awareness that is the Doherty, received 52 communications identifying some of the academic education of the whole person" prerequisite of an independent related to the report. Committee "barnacles which have attached contemporary shibboleth. They went existence." members labeled 32 brief themselves to our ship of state" and on to say the central goal of all people communications "extremely positive" gave 10 pro and con statements is to treat others as human beings. THE ADMINISTRATOR said he had and quoted one which they chose as relating to academic excellence. "Thus, to identify this as the central concluded that the committee's prime a pirouette*.. representative of those 32. Adjustment, knowledge, reasoning and value of the university robs the priority of "creation, organization, Two other reports which supported intuition, research and relevancy were university of any reason for its and communication of knowledge' is the statement elaborated on the some areas this comment included. existence," was the committee's disf unctional" because of research policy the committee stated The faculty member also reaction. methodology. congratulated the 30 persons who One member of the psychology In its concluding arguments, the "THOSE WHO do not regularly signed the statement for their efforts department called the statement 30 of drafting committee said evaluation of demonstrate their competence in print in exposing the 'barnacles." his collogues signed "fundamentalist performance has been a motivating before experts in their fields will not. and reactionary." He considered the factor and while students may abandon in most cases, command the scholarly REACTIONS FROM a freshman and importance of evaluation the priority of more knowledge for a rigor and precision to do a first class a sophomore also were included in the overemphasized and told the better grade, evaluation-perbaps in job at presenting knowledge and report The sophomore's response was committee research should not be another form-should continue. scholarship in the classroom," read mostly negative while the freshman confused with publication. They said knowledge and facts one. congratulated the committee for their The only administrator whose should not be confused. The experimental studies format efforts and expressed hope that the opinion was cited in the report said he Knowledgeable "describes someone was criticized by another statement had an effect on professors preferred a statement made by who knows facts, relationships between them, has a meaningful classification of them and some understanding of their implication." read the report. DST effect only speculation The report also reasserted the committee's original statement that By Marcia Shaner heating customers." Caldwell said. Dr. McCracken said. change may not be always good Staff Reporter He said the shortage of fuel for He said that DST has caused some especially if based on short-term heating homes has caused some problems for city schools, but most projections Public officials and University customers to turn to electric heat. have been alleviated. "We have had a The committee called for a major administrators are unwilling to "Although there was an increase in few cases of tardiness due to parents commitment by faculty to the speculate on the effect Daylight energy use. it is not really that big. keeping their children home until it is development of "explicit, coherent Savings Time I DST I has had on energy However, it is hard to tell specificly lighter, but it is not a significant goals, and to the development of savings. why consumption has increased in the number." Dr. McCracken said. criteria for evaluating their "Daylight Savings Time has one-month period. " Caldwell said. achievement. probably had some effect on electricity He added that energy consumption "THE PROBLEM has lessened now "Faculty within departments should consumption, but it's hard to say decreased in that period compared to that it is so much lighter in the be evaluated in terms of involvement exactly what." Theodore Caldwell. the December-January consumption of morning than it was a month ago." he in their professional discipline, if they superintendent of the Bowling Green the previous year. said. are to have anything of value to bring electric department, said yesterday According to electric department J. Claude Scheuerman. vice to their students. Attention certainly Caldwell said energy consumption figures, consumption from Dec. 29. president for operations, said he is should be directed to the evaluation of was l.HS.OOO kilowatt hours higher in 1972, to Jan. 31, 1973 was 15,570.000 unable to determine if DST has helped current programs, with respect to how January than in December, but the kilowatt hours, while consumption for the University save electricity. well newly explicated goals are being gain is not directly attributable to the Dec. 31. 1973 to Jan 31. 1974 was "Figures for last month are not achieved." increased hour of darkness in the 14.220.000 kilowatt hours. available yet. so we do not know how morning. "IT WOULD seem from these much electircity we consumed." he figures that people are trying to said. Weather "Lighting reductions in many of our "JANUARY WAS a much colder conserve energy and are using less Variable cleoalaeu today aad month than December and increased electricity." Caldwell said. buildings could be reflected in the consumption figures making it difficult loolgkt. Warmer today, high to need for electric heating of homes may Dr. Robert McCracken. super- ■pper 30. to low 40, Low tooi«ht have contributed to the gain." Caldwell intendent of Bowling Green city to distinguish the exact effect of Daylight Savings Time.' Scheuerman 25 to M. Tomorrow party cleooy said. schools, said that some parents still .ad bleb J5 to 4». Probability of "In addition to the increased heating want Ohio to change from DST. said He said figures on January's preclpltatloa M per ceat today aod and a shuffle step approach are part of the action in tho UAO load caused by the weather, the higher ""I tell people to communicate directly with Gov. Gilligan regarding consumption probably would be toolgbt. couples' bowling league. (Nowsphotot by Gone J. Puskar) cosumption may be accounted for in the increased number of electric that. That will have the most effect." available in three weeks
> P*f« I/Ha BG N.wi, Tuaadoy. Hbrwory U, 1974 epiT8RiaLS omerican studies explained By Dr. Almi Payae unified whole, not in segments established in 1957 and has grown to The University catalogues provide a American Sludlei Department The American Studies concept led to include programs in the College of Arts partial answer. There one learns that Chairwoman the earliest inter-disciplinary and Sciences, the College of Education six departments (Art. English. ohio legal service Gueit Columnist programs on such campuses as those of and the Graduate School. History. Philosophy. Political Science, Minnesota. Pennsylvania and Western and Sociology) participate. Shortly after World War II a group of Reserve. These programs are well known and Introductory and senior seminars, as scholars representing American have achieved prestige throughout the well as special reading courses, literature, history, art and other THE GROWTH of such programs United States Graduate students from provide insight to American Studies good alternative related disciplines organized the first has been steady until there are now England. France. Scandinavia. Korea. approaches and philosophy. Majors American Studies Associations, which over 200 programs. Twenty-eight per Vietnam and Indonesia have applied. can build individualized programs For all practical purposes the chance for a low-cost University legal later developed into a national cent of this growth has taken place based on needs and interests aid clinic in Bowling Green is dead. organization since 1970. YET THE American Studies major BUT THAT is not the total answer. It is unfortunate that the Wood County Bar Association members are The founders shared the belief that Bowling Green State University's is certain to encounter the question: Ask an American Studies major about American culture should be seen as a American Studies program was What is American Studies? the excitement of realizing the wealth disinterested in establishing low-cost weekly counseling sessions for to be found in the culture of our first those students needing legal advice. ethnic group, the native Americans; of However, students' eyes may have been opened to another possibility relating art. literature, music and of legal aid through information given to Student Body Organization history to provide a profile eC the (SBO) President Bill Arnold. United States in the 1930s; of tracing Bill Harlett. Wood County Bar Association president, gave Arnold communal living from 1974 back to the information last week on the Ohio Bar Association legal aid referral beginning of the American story; of realizing how the growth of cities has service. changed American culture; of From Monday through Friday persons can call a toll free number (1- recognizing the kinship of women's 800-282-471181 in Columbus and explain their legal problems. A staffer then movements through two battle-filled will tell the caller if he actually has a legal problem If so, the person will centuries and of analyzing the impact be referred to a lawyer in his area. of a concept like Darwinism upon all Ten area attorneys are participating in the program. The same aspects of American life. This is attorneys are not interested in a University legal aid clinic, but are American Studies. available to students through the state referral agency. IF YOU wish to join in the excitement of such discoveries of The stale toll free referral service is a good alternative for students inter-relationships among bodies of since the possibility for a university legal aid clinic doesn't look knowledge, too often seen in isolation, promising a group of enthusiastic undergraduate Information about the state referral service will be available this week American Studies majors are to students through resident advisors and at the commuter center. providing that opportunity in the hope Arnold said he and Dr. Richard Eakin. vice provost for student affairs', that even more students may be able to plan to contact the Toledo Legal Aid Society and the University of Toledo answer the question-What is American Studies? Law School to further investigate possibilities of legal aid counseling at All majors are invited to come and the University. bring interested friends to an informal Hopefully something can be worked out for a local legal aid service, get-together on Tuesday. February 12 but if that fails, the Ohio Bar Association's phone referral service is a at eight p.m. in the Main lounge of worthwhile alternative. Offenhauer DEAR MR. SOLZHENITSYN — AS A MUCH-PERSECUTED PILLOW AUTHOR, I THOUGHT YOU MUSIC, refreshments and a only five states WOULD WANT TO KNOW THAT LADIES HOME JOURNAL IS A HOT MARKET THIS YEAR . . community of interest are promised needed for ERA LSTTSfS Fortunately, the controversial Equal Rights Amendment (ERAi is moving even closer to becoming reality since Ohio became the 33rd state like to be called Indians-the phrase is imposed military solutions" to to ratify the amendment last week. facts wrong Native Americans. human concern political problems don't work- Only five more states must now grant approval to make it the 27th something we should have learned 25 amendment to the Constitution. Moose Pamp. Chippewa. will present years ago in China but didn't, largely Ohio's approval of the ERA is a sign of a growing consciousness for the Native American Legends Wednesday. most important because of people like Mr. Reichel. in news story who insisted our side really could have importance of women's rights. Last year the ERA was passed by the February 13, from six to eight p.m. in Mosley Hall. Room 30V won if only we had tried harder Ohio House, but was stalled in the Senate Election Committee. I'm really upset about the garbled Those who don't learn from history At that time the Ohio AFL-CIO was opposed to the amendment. But the news story the reporter wrote on MR. PAMP'S visit to the BG campus This letter is in reference to the are doomed to repeat the mistakes of giant labor union changed its position in October and ERA backers feel Moose Pamp I am not an associate is sponsored by the Colloquia debate now raging over admittance to the past. the amendment's success is due to the AFL-CIO support. professor There are two instructors Committee of the English Department the infirmary or. for that matter, any If five other states ratify the ERA, an important step will be taken for the course-not only me. He is a special guest of the two emergency room. Jack Mynatt toward opening new possibilities for men and women by invalidating I did not say this is one of the first sections of English 200. Native Psychology Department many laws which hold them down in their traditional roles. Native American literature courses in American Literature, taught by David the nation. I said it was one of the first Sowd and Carlene Bagnall Blanchard I WOULD like to ask simply for a Surely if many of the discriminatory practices were ended some of the in the area. The meeting will be open to visitors. little human concern for other people. inborn attitudes about male and female roles also would be ended. It simply makes no sense to require a ohio prisoner Hats off to the Ohio Senate for making Ohio the 33rd state to ratify the I'LL NOT give inlormation again. I Moose Pamp was raised on the person who is suffering from some amendment! Now it's time for other states to follow Ohio's fine example. will write it. Here is some; They don't Saginaw Reservation near Ml ailment to sign forms or present Pleasant, Michigan. He is a well- identification prior to treatment. known drummer and leading chanter wants letters of Native American music. I would contend that only a sadistic society would take more stock in forms than in people. Ohio male prisoner wishing female CURRENTLY HE is Advocate for correspondence. Age. 32; height. 6'1"; toledo loss not due to Native Americans at the University of weight, 218. dark brown hair and hazel Michigan, where he advises and eyes, like blues and jazz and rock, recruits Native Americans and William Gene Huprich 619 Offenhauer West interests include motorcycle riding, encourages the development of native camping, traveling, poetry and outdoor curriculum sports. His visit, formerly scheduled for human race Frank Stone 135-110 bad calls, but poor play February 6. was cancelled because of P.O. Box 57 bad weather is dividing Marion, Ohio 43302 By Charlie McMahon HOWEVER. 1 do realize that (or-man defense against teams that Carlene Bagnall Blanchard 418 Anderson O'Breza does consider that the are usually smaller and sometimes Department of English Guest Student Columnist controversial call shouldn't have quicker for an 11-7 record. and American Studies After reading and listening to the apartment mattered and that BG should have won news over much of the past few years. Upon reading the reactions of The anyway. HE RARELY, il at all. uses a zone I am forced to conclude that the human BG News sportswriters about the defense to utilize the height of the front race is dividing into two separate Toledo game I was a bit surprised at But does he mention anything about court men and change the offensive races. complaint the stance they took Yet it seemed to viewing game films frame by frame? patterns of the opposing team. dave was... follow their trend of usually mediocre If it proves the ref wrong it doesn't If you place people on a continuum Attention to those students looking reporting mean a thing-the Falcons still lose Also, a BG press is non-existent. The (rom those who don't think i those that for apartments for next year. I am a Still both writers dramatize that one Falcons don't appear to be that good We are writing this letter in regard live in a Skinnerian reality I to those senior, graduating this spring and have How can these two individuals. play And that 'bad'' call is not any defensively that they can put on the to a friend who has died and who we that do think i those that have been pleased with the various Kenny White and Jack O'Breza. ligure more important than any other "bad'' pressure to control the tempo of the wish to remember for himself-not for developed other forms of apartment complexes that I have lived the one final mistake ol the uflicials as call earlier in the game. game to their success without the use the events surrounding his untimely communications than guns, embargos. in at Bowling Green for the past two the basis for the Falcons' loss" Such of a press at crucial points of the game, death threats, fear, deceit etc. I it seems that years, but this year is a different story. thinking is bush league A team can't play a ball game and as when Toledo gained the momentum David Vocila will be remembered by the two ends of the continuum are I am a resident of Al-lyn apartments. There is a saying which states expect the officials to pull them out of in the second half. those who knew him as a peaceful moving further and further apart. 309 High St.. and would never live here Before you dare blame the officials, the tough spots The cagers were individual. again count all the mistakes you made.'' victims of circumstance at an HOWEVER. 1 do have the faith that inopportune time For sure they should Mr. Haley can possibly lead the He was constantly searching for IT SEEMS inevitable that it will MY REASONS are as follows have run Toledo off the court Falcons to at least a share of the MAC himself and trying to make sense out of break in the middle and form two II After a snow storm, the parking -me BG news crown, but not without a serious look at the world he lived in Dave was a separate, distinct races. lot is poorly cleaned, if cleaned at all. FACT IS the team played below their the situation. positive person, always trying to find The questions are at what point will Last night after our previous snow the one end of the contiuum decide that storm, the manager of the apartments An Inafepondcnl Sluttont V*K» capabilities and Toledo at the outset the best in people and things. He was terrible and that helped keep BG The team is blessed with talent, but valued his friends and was willing to it can't tolerate the other, and what got stuck in his own parking lot ID4IORIALSIAK ahead Heartbreaking as the loss may not enough for him to stick them on the give of himself for them. will they do about it? because of the accumulated snow. be. the Falcons actually didn't play floor and say. "OK. put the ball 2) There are two front sidewalks of well enough to deserve to win Toledo through the hoop " There's a lot more DAVE WAS a good-time person. His Timothy M. I lor pel which one is poorly cleaned, and the
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By Carl Rcmtniky except natural gas. which is cussed ideas on how to of Industrial Education and problem.'' Scheuerman leveled off at 15,000. Stiff Reporter projected to cost the Uni- decrease energy usage. Sug- Technology and Task Force said "The energy crisis could versity $5,000 less than last gestions ranged from chairman, said. The cost of energy last be a factor in holding down a Figures released yes- year. turning down thermostats to Scheuerman said he hopes year was H.M7.202 The pro- planned rise in room and terday at the Task Force on "We really have done well shutting down facilities the University's energy con- jected 1974-1975 figure is board rates If students Energy Conservation to hold the consumption completely when not in use. sumption will be cut 10 per $1,703,068. even with the 10 would try to be con- meeting show that the down to the level we have so "There are two ways to cent next year. per cent cutback scientious with their use of energy crisis has done little far. considering the average cut down on energy either "If prices continue to "It wouldn't surprise me energy it could matter in to dent the University's temperature is about eight knit-pick in a lot of areas or climb and energy con- if 10 per cent of the energy how big the increase is." energy consumption. degrees lower than last take a big chunk out of one sumption continues to rise at used is simply wasted. I've Scheuerman said The figures, released by J. year.'' Scheuerman said. or two areas." George the present rate, operating walked through buildings at Claude Scheuerman. vice Charles Codding, assistant Scherff. associate professor money will become a night where one lab with two Nancy Miller, adminis- president for operations, director of the Office of kids in it was the only room trator of Special Environ- compare projected 1973-1974 .Buildings and Facilities, at- being used." Scherff said. mental Studies, said student figures with actual 1972-1973 tributed the rise in Sartre series continues He also said any new attitude seems to be "why usage data. This year's elec- electrical consumption to The Sartre symposium continues tonight with a lecture by expansion would be unjusti- cut back when the govern- tricity and water and colder weather Dr. Ramona Cormier, professor of philosophy fied, pointing out the Uni- ment and oil companies are sewage consumption will "There is a lot of elec- Her talk, entitled "Can One Escape Bad Faith'," will be versity's enrollment has playing hanky-panky?" rise, while the use of coal trical heatyw on campus at8:15p.m. in 115 Education Bldg and gas is projected to drop, Many old bondings that are A 4 p.m. lecture tomorrow in 105 Hanna Hall will feature according to his figures. renovated have a lot of elec- tapes of conversations with Sartre Fr Wilfrid Desan. Have a drug problem? Inflation has forced a rise trical heat in them." he philosophy professor at Georgetown University will conduct in cost of all energy sources said. the presentation. used by the University The Task Force also dis- The film "Dirty Hands" will close the three-day symposium at 8:15 tomorrow night in 115 Education Bldg. Call Karma, 352-2225. The dialogue will be in French with English subtitles PER to offer cycling 3rm&-m®m?&rBr8P&rw®r
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VI **. 4/Trie BO Newt, Tweedoy, February 13, IfW Grad student to direct thesis: Out Solomon* Jr. Ut- turod to students lost adds atmospheric flourishes night and demonstra- ted dance stop* at Preview by master's degree in this senior (A&S), from child- by Theresa Bundick, a part of hit one wall Mark Glover annual Thesis Play. hood to be his loyal wife. graduate student, and sets workshop. On* of tho Poisson is preparing a The farce is complicated and lighting have been ar- original mem bars of ranged by C. Thomas John- Tbe third production of the number of unique additions when Agnes falls in love Boston's first modern to the Moliere work to re- with Horace, played by son, graduate assistant. winter quarter by the Uni- dance company, Solo- versity Theatre will be the create a 17th century atmos- Richard Thompson, sopho- The box office for "The highly acclaimed translation phere in the theater. more IAISI In addition. School For Wives" is open mons' dance move- of Moliere's "The School Plans include scenery of Arnolphe asks the help of daily from 11 a.m. to 3:30 montt are shaped by For Wives." the period, costumed Horace in wooing Agnes, p.m., and after 7 p.m. on his personality. Ho The farce will be shown musicians playing music unaware of the situation that performance evenings. Ad- will present a concert tomorrow through Sunday from the 17th century and a exists. mission is 25 cents for Uni- at 8 Thursday night in versity students with ID ,50 at the Joe E. Brown Theatre portion of the audience A series of complications the Grand Ballroom, . in University Hall Curtain seated on stage dressed in follows with an equally cents for high school stu- Union. (Newsphoto time for performances will ornate costumes from the frantic conclusion. dents and children and $1 50 beSp.m. Moliere period Other players in the pro- for non-student adults. by Gene J. Puskar) "The School For Wives" Moliere's work is com- duction are Thomas Nei- has been shown on Broad- parable to Shakespearean heiser, sophomore (A&S). as There will be an open dis- way in New York City where comedy as it deals with Chrysolde; Tim Forrest, cussion of the play immedi- it received positive reviews mistaken identity and com- sophomore I A&S), as Alain; ately following Thursday's from some of Gotham's plicated foolishness Jeanne Blum, senior (Ed), performance. stiffest critics. as Georgette; David Oil THE PLOT deals with the ronan, senior (Ed), as DIRECTING the up- jealous Arnolphe. played by Oronte; Kevin Diels. fresh- coming production is Scott Norris. senior (A&S). man i A&S), as Enrique, and Trial-run courses available Michael Poisson, graduate and his fear of having an un- Brian Kiser, a graduate Yoga I and II. Future student reaction to Courses ineiudr Yoga I. a bcguming Real Estate Finance covering mortgage social physical and cultural change and student. His work in faithful wife. In order to student (A&S), as a notary. Shock. Collecting American experimental courses. course r-overing bask- postures and auto loans purchaser investigation loan man » atalit) u. adapt lo Shew) lur-kftg directing the farce will eliminate his worries. r*layalKKi techniques Yoga II. advanced closing and completion of sales. Real for a New Humanism a rears* that will Antiques and Beginning Later, some of them may be variation* of, yoga and meditation Estate Principles and Practices II dealing eiamine the search lor identity through determine part of his Arnolphe trains Agnes, COSTUMES for the pro- Folk Guitar are among the introduced as regular full- trrhniqur" with trends in ownership brokerjge and discussion topics such as science and requirements for his played by Teresa Beckers. duction have been designed non-credit courses being credit courses. Diet Workshop, designed to help one kite costsiruction and Real Estate Law religion fieedom death social action and offered this spring by the Course fees range from weight and plan a diet program with discussing rights to ownership of real spiritual discipliae ••••••••••••••••••••••••• office of Continuing optional weekly eiernses estate deeds land contracts and Beginning Conversational French, a $15 to 150 Further Outdoor Education and Recreation foreclosures basic course stressing i practical Education. information or registration Experience dealing with environmental Speed Reading stressing learning to knowledge of French vocabulary and i FOLK & BLUES: TONITE! 9:30-12:30 Each quarter, Continuing for the courses may be made investigation, outdoor education read more rapidly and efficiently Career eipretstom Spanish for Spanish Amen Education offers new through the office of correlating the Outward Bound phlloaophy Life Planning for Woman a structured cans lor the Spanish-American who courses or repeats Continuing Education. 504 and culminating in a weekend ai Kelly's small group esperience used to eiamine speaks Spanish but who wishes to improve W,HROGER SCHMIDT liland educational and employment opportungies his ability in spelling basic successful ones to gain Administration Bldg. Kotk i.uiijr a bun- course slrnung lor women correspondence forms as well as reading music lingering tuning and banc Secretarial Review to include office commercial and office vocabulary and • friendly prices • ■(rums Advanced Photography lor the skills such as bun new English secretarial managemeni in Spanish person with some background in Mack and office procedures refreshers in shorthand ImOK You re OK What s It All About* * white photography thu course will include and dictation and is also a basic a sem mar -discuss ion-read ings type course color slides high contrast black and while preparation course lor the Certified which examines the best selling book s us a^» * photography and special Hlecls and Profesaiosial Secretaries Examination. ideas on transartranal analysis technical problemi Organic Gardening How to Do It to Court W LANDS AND Peoples of the Middle cover basic gardening techniques without £mM\anf For Your ■* ELECTRONIC KIT Building a course East an introduction to these countries ihe use of chemical fertilisers and St. » designed to leach conatructlon and wiring with information and analysis of their pesticides and Foraging Finding Wild Valentine techniquei uf any electronics kit on the elfect on the energy crisis trouble spots of Plants That Are l»ood to Eat with an BACK BAR NOW OPEN WITH BUSCH ON DRAFT! * market. 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By Carl Remeasky except natural gas. which is cussed ideas on how to of Industrial Education and problem." Scheuerman leveled off at 15.000. Stall Reporter projected to cost the Uni- decrease energy usage Sug- Technology and Task Force said "The energy crisis could versity $5,000 less than last gestions ranged from chairman, said. The cost of energy last be a factor in holding down a Figures released yes- year. turning down thermostats to Scheuerman said he hopes year was $1,647,202. The pro- planned rise in room and terday at the Task Force on "We really have done well shutting down facilities the University's energy con- jected 1974-1975 figure is board rates If students Energy Conservation to hold the consumption completely when not in use. sumption will be cut 10 per $1,703,068. even with the 10 would try to be con- meeting show that the down to the level we have so "There are two ways to cent next year. per cent cutback scientious with their use of energy crisis has done little far. considering the average cut down on energy: either "If prices continue to "It wouldn't surprise me energy it could matter in to dent the University's temperature is about eight knit-pick in a lot of areas or climb and energy con- if 10 per cent of the energy how big the increase Is," energy consumption. degrees lower than last take a big chunk out of one sumption continues to rise at used is simply wasted. I've Scheuerman said The figures, released by J. year," Scheuerman said or two areas," George the present rate, operating walked through buildings at Claude Scheuerman. vice Charles Codding, assistant Scherff. associate professor money will become a night where one lab with two Nancy Miller, adminis- president (or operations, director of the Office of kids in it was the only room trator of Special Environ- compare projected 1973-1974 Buildings and Facilities, at- being used." Scherff said. mental Studies, said student figures with actual 1972-1973 tributed the rise in Sartre series continues He also said any new attitude seems to be "why usage data. This year's elec- electrical consumption to The Sartre symposium continues tonight with a lecture by expansion would be unjusti- cut back when the govern- tricity and water and colder weather Dr. Ramona Cormier, professor of philosophy fied, pointing out the Uni- ment and oil companies are sewage consumption will "There is a lot of elec- Her talk, entitled "Can One Escape Bad Faith'?" will be versity's enrollment has playing hanky-panky?" rise, while the use ol coal trical heatuu on campus at8:15 pm. in 115 Education Bldg and gas is projected to drop, Many old bandings that are A 4 p.m. lecture tomorrow in 105 Hanna Hall will feature according to his figures renovated have a lot of elec- tapes ol conversations with Sartre Fr Wilfrid Desan. Have a drug problem? Inflation has forced a rise trical heat in them," he philosophy professor at Georgetown University will conduct In cost of all energy sources said the presentation. used by the University The Task Force also dis- The film "Dirty Hands" will close the three-day symposium at 8:15 tomorrow night in 115 Education Bldg. Call Karma, 352-2225. The dialogue will be in French with English subtitles. PER to offer cycling snanszrafflftBBffiaflni Robert Beard, assistant edge in a "practical and fun Whilf working on het oil painting, Marlene professor in physical educa- manner. Rellinger junior (Ed.), decides where her next tion and recreation (PER), Bicycle safety and main- stroke of painl should be placed. (Newsphoto by will conduct a coeducational tenance, food preparation UAO KICKS OFF MARDI GRAS Gene J. Puskar) cycling mini-course during and light weight camping spring quarter to provide will be covered in the one WITH basic bicycle touring knowl- credit-hour. 100-level course. Students will meet only Four states start rationing once during the first week of Duke Ellington and his By The Associated Press the quarter for an orien- of Columbia But New York the state's voluntary plan tation They will complete Orchestra Service stations in the State had a few problems The rationing plan is the course with a 25-mile Sunday nation's capital and four Right now the lines are mandatory in New Jersey ride and a weekend camp- states started rationing exactly the way they were and Hawaii out. Grand gasoline Oregon-style last week-about 65 cars The plan originated in yesterday Pennsylvania long.'" said Mike Savage, an Oregon It restricts gasoline Cost for the course is February 17 8 p.m. Ballroom will go to a similar plan attendant at an Albany. sales on even-numbered $7.75 Students also should later this week, sources said N Y . Mobil station "I'm days to motorists whose have at least a three-speed license plates end in even- bicycle, sleeping bag. Motorists appeared to be not going to stand out there Union Ticket adapting well to rationing and direct traffic If he numbered digits, and vice ground cloth, rain gear and $4 reserved plans launched in wants to do it. he should versa Generally, motorists small tools for bicycle Available at: Office Washington. Massachusetts. make it a law." he said of whose plates bear letters repair. 1st Floor Union New Jersev and (ho District (iov Malcolm Wilson and instead of digits can get gasoline on odd days and For further information, Religious seminar set out-of-state motorists are contact Robert Beard. 372- exempted. 0102. Sister Patricia Cooney While the talk is one in a head ol the theology series of a regular course department at Marygtove for those interested in College in Detroit, will becoming certified religious KLOTZ FLOWER discuss the psychology of religious development at education instructors in the 7 30 tonight at the Newman Toledo Archdiocese, it is tenter. open to the public TULS3AY FARM FAMILY HAPPY VALENTINES DAY! Valentine Special Arrangement $5" m OR JsP^ Terrarium Arrangement $2"
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II Fine IIMlwn : 7 inak.-'. -rat,-.. u-w * 1 I...PH ment covering different Designed to acquaint II -,.,l,|.,i pain -''. Fragrant (I—-r '. "\Wnd-n facets of minority lifestyles students with inner-city and 2? In Ir-M l« " » e.r and their impact on society. reporting methods, it will be in Rail laird. kina." II Piirtii nil II l.wn.alMr All are offered for four a practical look into these U GhMMrl -I II 1'aW hours of credit. inlm ni.M«in. areas. The course will U lhrtr T.hti. |a n HMm. Contemporary Black Fine include field trips to urban II Damark ;i t it) •afilaai. M6WII 10 mvjMH MUIU_ IK lmi.oft.ini Ihkri ,r Arts, instructed by Kay areas and presentations by »i * ith grral aps-artl » IMarlWaaffa, |» ( olllvre Hem '.■'» ' f''Ml K B'~t A.'l II MM-' ■.( hi.lm« II Hawk •< l-kl- :; Radar .linal Campbell. graduate practicing reporters. .'It Prtata i-r a II l.»,m- assistant, will focus on Angela Serna. assistant IS »» mll.iiMl. (onlineM II «mi-JamM| II I.at & tlt-lhrt: IS M. ...i.i. - Black art forms and artists director of Personal i IVrtfc. M li.-l nigh, |A Inraftrrirnrril omitted from traditional Services, will conduct the ,r..r«. M.I ■ 17 «ra>■cttktL U Tou.i-I HM In 17 SSaf American art studies. The Chicano and American IM il tm ine Oat**** ill I liter lor ka.an h m.l \i. U I IW. maid. '.I Hani part. study will include historical Society The course is ..hr.la.1f II I'ort Oidetl. *.: Naur ar 1'wuiirl background, movements and designed to study the I M...... I. U DrlM SI Harden. .-. Inti-t I? Rhrr ilMn ll.r -.-. »«rd -ilk AM philosophies of African art influence of Chicanos on Via..- M >in>. and Afro-American Artists. ' U.S. history INSTRUCTOR Leroy T by Garry Trudeau Williams will conduct DOONESBURY Ghetto Economics, which will study the effects of the ?' ILL SAY' ^. suse. THE present urban economic WHO WOULD \ .©*»¥ 1 i £|J2k* 2-12. 1 tr "ft" FIU THl riMISI MEDICAL CAW AT THE lomsi rtias FOUASAFIllGAlOttlDAT ~**®fe~ CLaSSIFIED "— IVERTTHING CAN H PtOVIWDl KM TOW CAM. COaVORT ANDI (ONVIH1INCI IT PNONi III CAMPUSCALENDAR Abortion Information thing at Vatan's thru new 200 watts, covers, OUR IMOEKTAMHrC CCHHTSI \ Service. Clinic very close Feb 14 wheels incl. List 1805 Tuesday, February 1J, 1»74 to area 1-24 week preg- Will sell for 8850 1-385- I LORS. "OHIO INFORMATION" Big Mama - I'm happy to nancy terminated by 8821 or 1-382-0861 after L CALL TOLL fill TOOAT. Manufacturing Laboratory Shop facilities such as licensed certified gyne- be a part of your family. 7:00p.m. ICC StfYkes80O-523-530(U woodworking, metal working, equipment etc. will be cologist Immediate Love. Little Kim open to all students for Independent work Must arrangements will be Pikes: The Xi's were 1871 MGB Two tops. provide own materials and safety glasses with side made with no hassle. 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Students react to devilish idea By Mlckael Mitre phenomenon as a osychol- 'H A i. disagrees drove a total of 22 demons exist, but tends to blame a ogical rather than physical "Christian spirits have out of a woman named person's belief that he or she Have you been swearing a malady. made their presence known Stella, commanding the evil is possessed on the lot lately, guzzling more "If a person thinks he's throughout recorded appear- spirits to leave her body In imagination. than your fair share ol suds possessed, then it's his own ances, so it's about time that the name of Jesus Christ. "IT'S HARD to say." she at the local pub. being nasty mind controlling him. not a evil spirits made their Steve Wilson, sophomore said, "but I don't believe to your friends, putting off demon." he remarked. presence known, too. (B.A. I, apparently isn't there are really demons. I doing your laundry or impressed with the alleged think there are just misspelling words in your FRAN DOTY, senior "THERE HAVE been evil-doings in Cleveland. overactive imaginations." themes? (A&S). admits she has not incidents of demon "I DON'T believe in Sue Webb, junior (Ed.), If so. take heed! Maybe read the novel or seen the possession and exorcism not demon possession because I thinks toe idea of demonic the devil is making vou do film version of the "The revealed to the public until don't think that demons possession is absurd. it! Exorcist." Concerning recently." she said exist." he said. "I mean. "No, I don't believe that Now that Warner Bros demonic possesion. she said, Several incidents have I've never seen anything to there are demons running has turned William Peter "The whole thing seems so occured in Cleveland convince me that there are around," she declared. "If a Blatty's best-selling novel. absurd to me, I don't really According to the Jan. 26 demons." person thinks he's "The Kxorcist." into a high- know if I would believe it or edition of the Cleveland Madonna Couturier, possessed, then he's just powered film, the theory of not. I guess if you don't Press, exorcisms to drive senior (B.A), says she loony upstairs." demonir possession is believe in Cod. you might demons out of the bodies of a thinks demonic possession is One female student, who gaining on Watergate, bel ieve in possession.'' man and two women were purely psychological. asked not to be identified, impeachment, the energy Asked if he thought people performed in that city In the "I don't believe in demons said she thinks people who crisis and space travel as a could be possessed by 1920s and late 1960s possessing people, but, then claim to be possessed are popular topic for leisurely- demons Michael Hinders, Records kept by the again. 1 don't know all the merely hobbling around on a conversation. senior lA&St. laughed and Catholic Diocese of world's secrets, either But, mental crutch. The idea of an evil spirit said. "Sure All my friends Cleveland confirm an I happen to think it's all in "People who claim to be or demon entering and are." exorcism performed there the mind," she explained. possessed simply have a seizing control of a person's Peggy Bunce. junior in the 1920s upon which the if you believe in demons, poor self-concept and use body has brought mixed iB.A. i. responded much diocese declines to then I guess possession demons or evil spirits or evil reactions from University more seriously, stating. "I comment. could be a very real thing for spirits as an excuse for their students. don't believe there's such a During the late 1960s, Don you," she added. own shortcomings," she Mark Chadwick. junior thing as the devil, and if Basham. an ordained "I haven't seen The said IA&S). says he does not there isn'l a devil, how could Christian Church minister, Exorcist' yet. but I think if a "Personally. I don't believe in demonic he possess anyone''" said he saw a man and a person feels he possessed, believe in the devil, but I possession, labeling the Frances Drag, senior woman successfully undergo then he is," said Jan guess a superstitious person the rites of exorcism. It was Claudio, junior (Ed.). would." she added. only a short time later that "I'm not sure there are Another female student, Ellington to perform he himself performed an little demons running who asked not to disclose exorcism on a woman in his around, but if a person her name, said, ' No, I don't Composer, writer, universities. Ellington holds hometown of Pompano believes there are. the believe in demonic musician and orchestra the Presidential Medal of Beach. Fla demons really do exist for possession, but I really don't leader Kdward Kennedy Freedom, the highest According to the Cleve- him," she said. have a reason. Duke" Ellington and his civilian award in the I'nited land Press, Basham. using Sue White, junior (Ed). "I guess it's just that I orchestra will present a States the techniques he observed said she isn't absolutely sure don't believe In demons." concert at 8 p.m. Sunday in Tickets are $3 for general at the Cleveland exorcisms. whether i r not demons she said the Grand Ballroom. Cnion admission and $4 for general A legend in his own time. reserved, available at the Ellington has composed Union Ticket Office. They Men's leadership honorary more than 5.000 original will also be sold at the door works including "Take the His appearance is A' Train." "Perdido. ' sponsored by the Union "Satin Doll" and "Mood Activities Office. Indigo " taps nine student members He has been named top big Nine students and one of the history honorary. "Who's Who in American band leader and top ar- faculty member were John Pitman, senior Colleges and Universities." ranger-composer by Down- tapped for Omicron Delta (B.A.). He is on the execu- beat magazine's inter- Kappa, national men's tive committee of the Larry Whlteleather, national critics poll, and top leadership honorary. College of Business Admin- senior i A&S i He Is A color print similar to this high contrast photograph band leader and top song- The students received istration, has a two-year coordinator of cultural Pole entitled "Pole Pilots" won honorable mention for Joseph writer-composer by Play- their notices at 6:30 a.m. assistantship in the finance affairs with SBO. and has this morning. G. Glick, senior (B.A.). The color photograph was boy's All-Star Jazz and Pop department and has played been chairman of the Union Dr. Russell Decker, pro- entered, ip the Ohio Newt Photographers Association Poll intramurals. Activities organization's pilots fessor of legal studies, was Ken Rose, senior (AfcS). performing arts committee. contest in the industrial color photograph catagory. lit addition to honorary degrees from 10 colleges and selected by the honorary. He has been chairman of the STUDENTS named to the chemistry students' Poetry reading organization were: advisory board, has won a Siv Cederlng Fox will read John Bowen, senior book scholarship for three poetry at 8:15 tonight in HI TKE furniture loss uninsured (B.A.). He received the years and a chemistry assis- South Hall Harshman-Cheek Award in tantship for three years. Fox recently published In the wake of a fire which for repairs, said Carl University-owned property, because of the smoke, and 1972. has been on the GARY Sterle. senior three poetry books including caused SSO.OOO damage to Peschel. of the Alumni such as dining room all of them have personal lacrosse team three years (B.A.). He is a member of a book of American Indian their house, members of the House. He added that the furniture. insurance policies that and has been vice president the business administration poetry she translated into Tau Kappa Epsilon amount the University pays cover their other losses." he of the Undergraduate and economics honorarles. Swedish. fraternity are working to depends on the cost of THE TKEi bought new said Alumni Association. president of the Student In- Her writings have recover from their losses repairs furniture for the house Wallace said his stereo Duke Ellington Bartley Hayden, senior vestment Fund organization appeared in magazines and The house, which is owned The Jan. 3 fire gutted the without realizing their and television were ruined (Ed.). He has received four and a marketing, club anthologies. She was visiting by the University, is covered three lounges and the dining insurance policy, which by smoke varsity letters for soccer member. professor at the University by an insurance policy the room on the first floor and expired last spring, failed to and was voted the team's Harold Wehrer. senior of Massachusetts last fall. University has for property. caused extensive smoke cover these new belongings most improved player in iA&S). He has won a two- Sponsored by the Creative But that policy is a $35,000 damage on the second floor. Consequently, the Scheduling troubles? 1973. year AFROTC scholarship, Writing Program, the deductible policy, meaning Although the University fraternity lost lamps, two Fred Hoffman, junior is an executive officer in his reading is free and open to the University could pay as owns the house, it is couches and a bar, all of Any senior who is having Many Seniors have had (B.A.). He is vice president battalion and is listed in the public. much as $18,000 to $35,000 responsible only for which were on the houses trouble scheduling job inter- trouble scheduling inter- of the Student Body Organi- ground level. views at the Career views during those times, zation (SBO). Inter!rater Bob Wallace, senior Planning and Placement according to James nity Council's representa- Honorary banquet set (B.A.i and temporary Center may fill out a survey Galloway. Career Planning tive to Panhellenic Council resident at Howard at the center indicating what and Placement director. and a budget sub-council U.J. has what you want! Phi Eta Sigma, honorary for freshmen men, will hold its Johnson's Motor Lodge day and time would be Galloway said he hopes member. > Largest Selection of Health Foods in B.Q. along with 17 other TKE annual winter banquet and a short business meeting at 6:30 better for interviews. interview times more LARRY Imely, junior • Acadamy Bakery Products p.m. Feb. 19 at Kaufman's Restaurant members, explained the Interview hours are 11:30 convenient for students can (Ed). He is on Traffic ■ Natural, Non- Preservative Broad All men who received an induction invitation will be personal losses the brothers a.m.-12:30 p.m Thursday be set up when survey Court, has held office in his Fresh every Thursday initiated at that time. incurred from the fire. for business and liberal arts results are known fraternity and is a member Anyone who would like information about late acceptance "Most of the brothers only majors and 4:30 pm.-5:30 • Complete lint of Bicycles * Accessories or would like to know if he is eligible should call J. Richard needed to wash their p.m. Thursday for education • Expert Bicycle Repair „ _ Knaggs. 352-8234. or see Tom Melecki. 326 Rodgers clothes, which werg soiled majors If you're rolling cigarettes Qu adrangle. like you've got 5 thumbs. well give you a hand. GOUAO .St ATTENTION! NASSAU wm\ 17 - 24 '© f ALL ACTIVE SORORITY SISTERS,. H.olth Food. . Sport Cy.l.ry . Shirt Shack BE AT YOUR HOUSES Ne Hie re ,,.l By Mirk Glover with a 5-4 triumph at the Ice Arena. Both games went into Bruce Woodhouse rallied the Falcons early in the third was unable to stop the barrage of OSU shots every time. Assistant Sports Editor overtime. • period with a goal that set Buckeye netman Stergiou on his Alert defensive play held the Bucks to one goal in the first seat. A Hugh Prentice tally at 9:58 put the Bucks ahead until and third stanzas but the second period shelling resulted in (Ol.l MBl'S-There was a lot of talk circulating around THE SERIES opened last Friday with aggressive action a John Stewart tally tied it up at 2-2 at 11 49 of the period. three OSU tallies in the 4-2 triumph Hue-key-eland when the Falcon hockey crew breezed onto the that has become commonplace in the BG-OSU series with As the Bucks worked frantically to kill a penalty late in Ohio State campus last weekend one exception-no penalties. The officials were content to let the game on Allworth, Archer slapped a shot that was THE ONLY bright spots in the scoring category for BG Hushed whispers about "the unofficial hockey the skaters play aggressively. deflected into the OSU net for a score by Bob Dobek came when Rich Nagai scored at 11:20 of the first stanza, championship of Ohio" and 'we're gonna show those What resulted from this was some fast, exciting play and The Falcon icers stalled the last four minutes to insure the and Dobek sent a screamer from outside the blue line past northern farmers could be heard among partisan Buckeye a defensive showdown that saw the first stanza end in a 3-2 win. Stergiou into the net for a tally at 2:17 of the second period. [am who were eager to settle the issue of which team really scoreless tie. Ml the best Falcon goalie Don Boyd. who started because of his strong THE NIGHT'S proceedings were summed up when Falcon mentor Ron Mason was disappointed, feeling that \ltcr the talk subsided and the dust cleared, about the performance in practice last week, and Buckeye net minder defenseman Bob Schlitts said. "Ah. the thrill of victory." his crew could have taken both encounters. He attributed onlj difference one could discern between BG and OSU was Dan Stergiou continued to dazzle the patrons I about 250 of Dobek replied. "Yeah and the agony of defeat next door." the difference in the two games to execution (BG having the. that one wore orange and the other wore red them BG fans) with frantic stops during the second period. advantage Friday and losing it to the Bucks Saturday' The two-game series here ended the way it did in The agony and thrill of the lockerrooms were reversed the evening). I aln.nland- a split The Falcons (16-151 look last Fridays OSU CENTER Bruce Allworth scored the game's first following evening as an aggressive Buckeye team did storng And so the fans who had eagerly sought an answer to the encounter. 3-2. and the Bucks rallied to win last Saturday's goal at 18:24 of the stanza to send the Bucks to the forechecking and penalty killing to dominate the action. question of which team was better were leaving the ice rink contest. 4 2 In January. BG won 4-3 while OSU countered intermission with a 1-0 lead. Boyd played another strong game in goal (27 saves I but with different words on their lips--'great series." The BG Ne^ Implausible— S PORTS Tuesdoy, Februory 12, 1974 Pag* 8 Cash's game-good and bad By Kenny White stripping the twine and the bother you tonight' even terms in the first Lumpkin jumper late in the Sports Editor chairman was controlling period-30-all at the inter contest after the Redskins' the boards as well as the Cash-No. they officiated mission-the Falcons found controlled a tip and .were For 35 bright, shiny and game Led by Cash, the Fal- quite well to be truthful themselves faced with the coming back from a 63-60 unadulterated minutes it cons hung a 64-60 noose on task of playing catch-up deficit was "The Ghost of Basket- Miami, the defending MAC White-Why the problems basketball Jack Wissman hooped 13 ball Past" revisited. champions, before 4,628 fans with playing consistently'' while Skip Howard followed There he was. Cornelius at the House of Hoops THE Falcons took the suit with 10 for the Falcons Cash-the Cornelius Cash Even though the 19-point Cash I don't know Maybe upper hand when Double C who now trail league leading who used to make Earl the and 15-rebound performance it's my shooting I haven't started playing like the Cash Toledo by one game with a 5- Pearl's court magic impressed the local patrons, been hitting my jumpers and of old He tallied seven 3 league record resemble the plain and it did little to impress Cash there is no excuse for it. It's points in the last three Over the weekend, the ordinary, the player who himself, who has been a big part of my overall minutes of play after tying Falcons jayvees recorded used to fire in a dozen 10-15 having his problems playing game the contest at 54-all with a their seventh straight footers off his right finger- with consistency this year. 15-footer with 6:01 to play victory with a 76-58 verdict tips along with being the Your witness F Lee Cash's most important over the Ohio State chairman of the boards HERE'S how the inter- After playing Miami on contribution was a block of a i Newark i branch team Last Saturday night, view went after the game in against Phil l.umpkin and the Falcons' jubilant locker- the rest of his pesky red and room: white clad friends. Cornelius White-How did you think Flashes get the breaks Cash made a return to you played'1 yesteryear Cash Fair White- Why did you have THE PERFORMANCE so much trouble in the in win over grapplers was marred by a spastic beginning? beginning but the ending Cash-I started off loafing was unquestionably the best White-Whal made you By Jerry Masek with a 6-4 triumph over Scott cumbed to Kent's Dave minutes of roundball the start playing7 Braun. O'Neil used his Kodhe as he was pinned In KENT-Sometimes you much maligned 6'8" star has (ash I didn't want the speciality-the takedown- the first period get the breaks and some- five times en route to a 13-5 Competition in the early played this year burden on me if we had lost times you don't. win at 158 lbs matches also was close as The drives were relent- I didn't want to lake the Last weekend, the breaks less He was canceling shots blame the meet was tied at 11-11 at went to Kent State (7-41 as Falcon Mike Melting was the halfway mark (four I, the 10-footers were White- Did the officials the Flashes ended Bowling upset. 3-2. on riding time at Two high school wrestling Green's four meet wrestling 167 lbs and teammate Dave teammates from Toledo's win streak The final score Nieset dropped an 8-4 match Rodgers faced-off at 126 lbs was 26-14. at 177 lbs. BG's freshmen Bill Franer The race. and Kent's Charlie fought to Only three Bowling Green ALTHOUGH in control of a 1-1 draw 19-71 wrestlers walked away his match the final two unset.itched Sophomore periods. BG's Dave Wolfe Kent State won the other MAC Overall Kevin Dick won by forfeit at failed to overcome a four- two matches of the meet Team WL W-L 118 lbs while seniors Steve point first period deficit and Norm Miller pinned Art Toledo 6-2 15-5 Taylor and Dennis O'Neil lost, 4-2 Komorowski at 134 lbs and BOWLING GREEN 5-3 13-7 decisioned their opponents Dennis Feleppelle raised his Ohio 5-3 119 Taylor remained un- At heavyweight, the mark to 11-0 with an 11-4 vic- Miami 4-4 10-9 defeated (8-01 at 150 lbs Falcons' Pat Welfe suc- tory over BG's Joe Kosch. Western Michigan S-4 11-8 Cosh Marches for lost phase of consistency. Central Michigan 1-4 11-8 Kent State 1-7 8-12 Dear Valentine! Women tankers record no. 4 Tomorrow ¥ The Howling Green when the 200 medley relay and Cheryl Kimball (2:34.lt women swimmers regis- BOWLING GREEN at Central Michigan 7 30 p in team of Cheryl Dick. Gail continued the winning ways Toledo at Western Michigan Special Valentine "Tee's" lered theii fourth win of the Sailer, Becky Siesky and by finishing one. two in the Miami at Ohio season lasl weekend as they Valerie Newell blazed home 200 individual medley Kent State at Eastern Michigan A defeated Slippery Hock first with a 2 02 0 clocking. And "U-Trow" For That ( ollege ol Pennsylvania, %■ Betsy Fisher 12 06 li and Siesky also won the 50- Last Saturday 3S Diane Wian (1:11.5) cap- yard freestyle in 26 4 while BOWLING GREEN 64, Miami 60 Special Guy (or Guys) tured first and second in the Fisher 128.81 and McKee Toledo 80, Ohio 79 Coach Jean Campbell's 200-yard freestyle event (29 0i look the top two spots Central Michigan 83, Kent State 79 OT squad look an early lead while Barb McKee (1:13.31 in the 50-yard fly Western Michigan 78. 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