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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. GwewsThursday, October 12, 1978 Vol. 61, No. 124 The Howling ISreen State University Strawberry Patch offers an alternative By Terry Potosnak Students can pay for meals in the coordinator of personnel support Staff Reporter Strawberry Patch with food coupons or services, and Ingram Milliron, director It's not quite like the International cash, Sheridan said. of management support services, House of Pancakes and it's a little In fact, the University's adoption of brainstormed the Strawberry Patch different than Perkin's Cakes and the coupon system made the pancake idea. Steaks. Yet, it serves up breakfast food house concept possible, she explained. According to Friend, the pancake as quick as you can say "Aunt house was the best choice for a special Jemima," including chocolate chip UNDER THE OLD system, which interest dining facility because "it was pancakes, blueberry waffles, western required students to pay a blanket fee an area we could be creative with and omelettes and steak and eggs. for food sevice, each dormitory had its still offer (food) at a low cost." It's called the Strawberry Patch and own dining hall, she said, and when the is one of the University's alternatives to Unviersity switched to coupons, "We SHE SAID IT also was an alternative traditional cafeteria dining. had a dining room that we didn't need " to the "Towers Inn." another specialty Last spring, the Strawberry Patch "A lot of students also had extra restaurant located in the MacDonald was a winner in the National coupons and we were looking for dining hall area. Association of College and University monotony breakers," Monna L. Pugh, Food Services Menu Idea Exchange director of residence food services, Pugh said tha Auxiliary Support Contest held at Sam Houston University said Services has developed several ideas in Huntsville, Texas. So Sheridan, Ruth I Friend, training for other specialty food services.
FROM HUNDREDS of entries from colleges and universities throughout the United States, Canada, Australia, Lebanon and Sweden, the Strawberry Patch menu was judged by five restaurant and food service specialists to be the best in the special events (cash sales!category. The award-winning menu and the Strawberry Patch's waitress service draw more than 1,000 persons to the restaurant each weekend, Gertrude S. Sheridan, Harshman dining hall manager, said "And the pancake house is run almost entirely by students," she said, adding that one full-time worker and a part- time manager are the only non-student employees. The Strawberry Patch operates from Newspholo by Dave Ryan Harshman dining hall and is open on CAFETERIA EMPLOYEE P»t Derrer carries ■ tray loaded with breakfast items topped by an order of weekends from September to June chocolate chip pancakes with Ice cream. The Strawberry Patch, in Harshman Quad, entered a menu Menu selections are prepared in the contest sponsored by the National Association of College and University Food Services and placed first Harshman kitchen along with regular In the special events category from entries from colleges throughout the U.S. and foreign countries. cafeteria items served in an adjoining dining room, Sheridan said. THAT'S THE REASON the Patch is open only on weekends, she explained. Sheridan said that because Har- General study reform shman Quad's "population is down on the weekends," one dinner line is closed to make room for the preparation of Strawberry Patch foods on the kit- chen's grills. dominates meeting She noted that the Patch has two menus, one each for morning and dinner meals. By Bob Welngartner more rigid and could become outmoded FACIONE EXPLAINED that a core- But when the Patch flipped its first flapjack in 1974. it was "open all day without regular revision, it would be based curriculum would not tell NpAfsphoto by Dave Ryan Staff Reporter with the same menu," until the much easier to advise, manage and students which courses to take, but YOU CAN'T MAKE an omelette without breaking a few eggs, as Jeff Bunkett has Implementation of a general studies administrate, he said. It also would be rather would limit the number of selection was expanded to include core program again dominated omelettes, steak, eggs and salads, she learned. Although the strawberry Patch primarily is a pancake house, the menu more understandable to parents, courses a student could choose to fulfill has expanded to include steak, eggs, salads and omelettes. discussion at yesterday's Academic students and the general public than the degree requirements. said. Council meeting. present curriculum, Facione said. The issues centered around whether gemeral studies reform should be "I have a conviction that general implemented through the current Council members discussed the education on this campus is not all that competency-based curriculum. There feasibility of such a program and the it could be. In fact, it's quite lousy. The MEP practical experience also was discussion about whether a costs involved in the changeover. current system is a non-system. Its campuswide general studies program haphazard," Facione said. Under the or a separate program in each in- Dr. Karl E. Vogt, dean of the College current general studies program, for future educators dividual college should be im- of Business Administration, said that students can "slip through" a degree plemented. rather than create an "infra-structure program without taking courses which will require a dose of University necessary for a broad liberal education, By Denise Sakal project is that the professor teaching professionals in the situation," Myles Dr. Peter A. Facione, director of resources," faculty should resolve the he claimed. "We can do a lot better the methods course goes into the added. University Division of General Studies problems through mutual agreement. than group requirements," Facione The Methods Experience Project classroom and observes the student at MEP also gives students a chance to (UD) then presented to council the James D. Whalen, Student Govern- said. (MEP> gives future teachers a chance work," Myles said. find out if they really want to teach, advantages and disadvantages of the ment Association (SGA) represen- to gain practical experience and help Myles said. competency and core-based tative, did not favor a core-based "I believe council is moving toward "students to relate theory and practice Myles said the project gives students "We also strongly recommend that curriculums. curriculum. "Students are footing the approval of a core program. I think the together," according to advisor Joyce experience in being responsible for a students take in intermediate grades bill and I think they should be able to issue will be how flexible it should be," Myles. child's education." so that when they go (4,5,6) so they have the broadest HE RECOMMENDED that the choose the courses they want," he said. Facione said. on their first job, they have developed a background. This gives them more University adopt a core-based To restrict curriculums "would be a Council will meet Wednesday, in the Myles said the project originated in way to handle crises, should they arise. confidence and makes them a more curriculum. Although such a syllabus is tragic mistake," he said. Town Room, Union. 1968 because a time gap existed bet- marketable product The field ex- ween elementary methods courses and "I also think it teaches them a great perience tells us the students are better the first actual teaching assignment. deal about organizing time, getting prepared for teaching and the job At that time, "A local school district along with peers and other market, "shesaid was in trouble, so they allowed Public gets no word on University students to come into the schools and help with teaching," Myles added. teacher contracts THE PROJECT, which is limited to Inside the News elementary education majors, com- By Tom Smith AN IMPASSE was declared in the asked why the board will not hear from bines University courses and classroom Staff Reporter negotiations July 19 and an impartial the impasse panel Friday as expected. experience in public schools. Students impasse panel was appointed at the must enroll in five elementary methods More than 100 teachers and parents beginning of October to recommend a THE OTHER three board members courses in addition to the field ex- EDITORIALS: Paula Winslow relays new information on how to crowded into the Bowling Green High settlement package. The panel consists did not clarify the matter for the perience, Myles said, adding that dress for success. Page 2 School library in hopes of hearing word of a representative from the ad- citizens or for Hartman. After students attend classes two days and on a recommendation concerning the ministration, the BGEA and a lawyer checking a contract clause, Hartman are in the classrooms three days. teacher's contract negotiations. from American Arbitration Association said after the meeting that the ar- NEWS: Jim Flick's four-part series on election debates begins "Students spend part of the time on of Cleveland. bitrator can take longer than the today, featuring Congressional candidates Delbert Latta and desired 15 days if needed. campus getting the theory and a But School Superintendent Dr. James Sherck. Page 3. Richard P. Cummings revealed that Dr. Cummings said the report is not corresponding amount of time in the schools for practice," Myles explained the impasse panel report would not be binding and both groups will get a In other action, Dr. Cummings said Students teaching the class prepare ready Friday as hoped, but should be chance to vote on it. the system is in need of certified lesson plans and visual aids and must completed by Oct. 28. professionals and non-certified em- SPORTS: The Falcon soccer team is 5-0 for the season Page g. keep up with the methods courses, Monty Wilson, 615 S. Orleans St.. ployees as substitutes. Myles said, adding that "it takes a Although each teacher has an In- seeks a quick settlement in the contract committed student to do well. It's not dividual binding contract with the dispute. Addressing the ad- an easy way to get grades." system, the Bowling Green ministration, he said, "Somebody is not The enrollment of the system is down About 110 students are enrolled in the Educational Association (BGEA) and doing their job. The talks are con- from 3,768 in 1977 to 3,666 this year and HlgkMF (MC> fall MEP program, which operates in the school board have not reached an tinually being delayed and there are as a result, the district will lose $107,000 Low 4»F <4C> Findlay, Sylvania and Bowling Green. agreement on a general contract people here tonight to find out what's in state school foundation funding, Dr. Weather 2* percent chance of raw concerning working conditions for all going on." Cummings said. He was not able to "ONE OF THE strengths of the teachers. Board member Jack Hartman also explain the enrollment decrease. opinion 'judgment is founded on truth...' expand studies paulapourri
If one looks close enough, there Is an Important message In the ac- ceptance speech University President Hollls A Moore, Jr. gave when he on how to 'dress for success' received the University Academic Year Abroad Medallion. Moore said not enough stress Is placed on the universiallty of the University's Earlier this week I attended a blousons and matching panty, bra and convenient than a hip flask of gin) and a students. meeting featuring a panel discussion on nail polish sets. bag of Doritos complete the look. Students, according to Moore, are spending too much time in their "How to Dress for Success." Clad in my Paula MEN NEED to project a friendly but The odor of clothes fresh out of the own little corners, taking a superficial glance at the world and never faded Levis, yellow dorm T-shirt and forceful image. Button-down oxford dirty laundry pile and last night's pizza orgy preclude the need for any bottled really taking stock In the fact that they probably will live in a bi-cultural oversized red sweatshirt, I hoped to shirts, pull-over sweaters and a class world. learn how to properly adorn myself to ring with a stone bigger, than Spirit scent for members of this rank. make the story of my struggle for Rock are some possibilities. He is certain to be well-received by The figures support this statement. According to the United States success more fantastic than any Winslow People-minded pupils also might other humanistic heroes if his garb Office of Education, the number of career opportunities requiring foreign Horatio Alger tale. consider rubber-soled shoes to guard includes flared blue jeans (covered language skills has sharply increased. Less than fifty Americans are But as I listened with perked ears to against the possibility of transmitting with "Peace," "Do it in the dirt," and expertly trained in languages that more than 100 million speak, Including the advice of four impeccably dressed The aspiring summa cum laude deadly electric shocks to prospective "Free Angela Davis" iron-on patches), Arabic. Chinese, Japanese and Swahili. That is not a good ratio by professional women, I realized their might compose his wardrobe of con- friends during the winter months. leather sandals and T-shirts with ob- anyone's standards. hints were intended for bodies and servative cotton and polyester coor- Dime store after shave or perfume scene messages printed on them. Moore went on to say that faculty exchange programs and a University budgets other than mine. dinates. A nice pair of pressed slacks whose odor arrives ten minutes before A FRI8BEE to match the hue of each curriculum Including international components were extremely valuable Citing guidelines from the bestseller and argyle socks (the kind even the wearer does is a definite • no-no. T-shirt and a single gold stud earring and that we should utilize the "vast multicultural richness" to the fullest. "How to Dress for Success," they Grandma would approve of) are basics. Heavy gold chains or medals may be could make the difference between We could not agree with the President more. prescribed dark-colored skirted suits Accessories might include a pocket chic or macho but they should not be being a genuine hippie commie pinko or with solid-colored blouses (yawn) for We see the need to expand the University's role In educating students calculator, a handful of No. 2 pencils overused as they tend to bend a only a misplaced sociology major. the aspiring career woman. and an American flag lapel pin. socialite's neck to the ground, Then there are those of us striving so that they may face "the real world" when they graduate. We can now AS I STUDIED the worn spots on my sacrificing vital eye contact. simply to survive. hear the students grumbling about the prospect of having to study a Those searching for the brainy in- Earth Shoes. I wondered what the stead of the brawny look should avoid Not to be forgotten are those who If armed with an umbrella, a pair of language that has "nothing to do with my major." author of that book might suggest for tight fitting caps that might seem to think the way to make it big at BG is to snow shoes, thermal underwear and a The News believes, however, that these skills will be needed very college students as myself who dream impair cerebral activity and long typify the spirited, rowdy, roaring student identification card, even much as the world becomes figuritivly smaller; a "global village" as of 3.S grade point averages and doing fingernails that could interfere with college student often associated with climbing the stairs to the Library could Marshall McCluhan would call it. laundry only twice a quarter. typewriter keys. raccoon coats and flappers of bygone be the start of an illustrious career in The News would like to see a University inquiry Into the feasibility of The key to building the proper Female socialites should stick to eras. BG. expanding the current curriculums into including more foreign studies wardrobe depends on what type of basics: Calvin Klein jeans, stacked AN EIGHT PACK of Little Kings Paula Winslow is a Staff Reporter for program. success is being sought. wood heels of at least five inches, qiana under one arm (slightly more in- the News. speaking out editorials-a decision process we stand behind
In the Friday Oct. 8 issue of the News, On Thursday, Oct. 5, the day of the that editorial. Opinions among the staff posite reputation. Just because the its way to the printer, that we would the editorial dealt with collective Board of Trustees meeting, the were muted. We kept going over the News is run by students and just hear about it the next day. Still, we bagaining for University faculty. editorial board knew the News had to good and bad points of both the pro- because collective bargaining involves believed and still do believe we were The editorial was one of the most Jamie take a stand one way or another on the bargaining and the anti-bargaining faculty does not mean the News favors right in favoring collective bargaining. important stands the News has taken in issue of collective bargaining. None of "side. Finally, at about 10 p.m., we collective bargaining for the simple Whether you favor collective a long time. Since I have been getting us looked forward to the prospect came to a decision. The News would reason that our professors will give us bargaining or not is up to you. At least some response from students and Pj@rffi3n because we knew it was a subject that favor collective bargaining. special treatment in class. you now know how the decision at the faculty on the editorial, I believe there was critical to the welfare of the The reasons for taking that stand are News was made should be an explanation on how the University and an emotional subject to in the Oct. 6 editorial. SO FAR, I have personally received IT WAS A difficult decision News decided to print that editorial, or editorial board, composed of myself, some persons. The News did not favor collective just two phone calls from persons who Everytime we put the News, its name for that matter how the News decides the managing editor, the news editor For that editorial, not only was the bargaining because we thought some of agreed with the Oct. 6 editorial. The and reputation behind an editorial it is a what stand to take on any issue. and the editorial editor. editorial board consulted before it was our profs would subsequently favor us other calls and letters disagreed with difficult decision. But, each day that Each day, after much discussion written, but also two staff reporters with an A. The News did not favor the editorial. decision is a thoughtful one. It is never among persons on the News staff, the THESE FOUR editors sign the who had been following the collective collective bargaining because it would This kind of response is true for hastily made. It is never made in the editorial editor determines what the editorial if they approve of it. If there is bargaining debate closely since last earn us a few extra "brownie points." nearly every editorial the News prints. hopes of stroking some professor or subject of the next day's editorial will a tie, the copy editor votes. If a year. The News has never had the be. Once the editorial is written, it is majority is not arrived at. the editorial Compliments are rare in this business administrator's ego. reputation of being a "brownie point" We are used to having persons dislike inspected by the members of the is reworked and rewritten. IT TOOK almost five hours to write The News stands behind its editorial newspaper. In fact, we have the op- us. of Oct. 6 The editorial board knew on Oct. 5, after the editorial was written and on Jamie Pierman Is Editor of the News. The BT3 Slews Paee2 EDITORIAL STAFF _ „ , ""ge *• Thursday, October U, 1978 editor Jamie a. pierman managing editor roger k. lowe news editor Cheryl a. geschke editorial editor Jielrri h. lameson sports editor Steven w. sadler copy editor janet k. ropers photo editor davld s. ryan entertainment editor .ir.arcnuflunin wire editor iohn lammers
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Editorial and Business Offices 10« University Hall Bowling Green State University AW Bowling Green, Ohio 41401 %SU4Dff£.;ibu UKW FKPli— IS W. lO€ RCNOR BKX VUtt AGAIN!' Phone (419)1712001 Letters These and a myriad other behaviors route to take. There are times when infamous Bowling Green winter is and shoot the breeze with your buddies about "wiley freshmen" was degrading fall under the label. But what of giving principle should take preference over rapidly approaching us, (something and the over 300 kids in ACT this year. and uncomplimentary. I was disap- continual thought to the mission of this propriety...which probably implies that guaranteed to stifle even the most Bruce and Steve, the campus ministers, pointed that an article such as this principles University, the priorities that have the key question Is: when are those optimistic) and the question is: Where are regular guys who have been known would be allowed to disrupt the been, are, and perhaps should be times? can one go for support? Where can one to show Flash Gordon flicks on the otherwise friendly atmosphere found at established, according to which all of us find that beacon of light to guide us living room wall and counsel students BGSU. I feel compelled to respond to a operate? What of working conditions, Trevor J. Phillips through the dark night of despair? Who on the merits of eating kumquats (if section of your otherwise thoughtful and fair salaries, of sound affirmative Educational Foundations & Inquiry can I turn to when nobody needs me? you call that regular). Mr. Coehrs should remember that he editorial, "Collective Bargaining is action and academic freedom? Where can I buy a bagel for under 15 All in all, ACT offers whatever you too, was once a freshman. The new Needed, Wanted" (October 6). which To be a professional on today's cents? need because their best resource is surroundings coupled with anxiety and stated that you "cannot see campus means much more than to Well, the answer to none of these people. People for people with the Lord insecurity are enough of a discomfiture professionals, as those at the Univer- engage - in one's classroom or office - in act-people questions can be found at the ACT as their guide; that's ACT and we want to the newcoming students, let alone the sity, behaving in any other manner traditional professorial activities. It Campus House, right across from you to know us. feelings of inferiority Ms article than that of professionals," and means to have views on and to per- Founders. ACT stands for Active directed at them. Surprisingly, Mr. therefore had high hopes that faculty sonally respond to those and similar for people Christians Today and "odd for God" is Thomas More Scott Coehrs finished the article with a members would not go out on strike. questions posed above. nottheir slogan. They try to be 419 Gould St. KiE. compliment, but only after tearing the This is a disturbing idea, chiefly If and when conditions are such that The time is rapidly approaching the available when and wherever possible freshman's confidence to shreds. He because It makes an assumption about these efforts are curtailed - if and when, general student populace (particularly for whatever needs that arise in the then comes to the conclusion; freshmen the nature of professionalism in that is, faculty members decide that freshman folk) when studies, personal student body here in B.G. That includes will always persevere. *"""" academic life that many of us would not their fundamental needs are no longer relationships and parties are con- playing football and cards, helping you frosh rebuttal In my opinion, we freshmen have support. What does it mean to be being satisfied and seem not to be in the suming more and more time and with a computer science program or more going for us than Mr. Coehrs led professional? To keep abreast of one's foreseeable future, then the energy, leaving them drained, helping you work out a problem in your readers to believe. discipline? To teach as effectively as withholding of one's services - striking - discouraged and, more often than not, personal life. They have a campus I, as a freshman, felt the article in the Pamela Grappa one is able? To treat students decently? may be the logical aad professional in need of just someone to talk to. The house where you can do the hang, relax BG News on Wednesday, September 27, MSDarrow Thursday, October 12,1*78 The BG NewiPafe 3 DEP program offers personalized atmosphere
"We recently received a grant for a By Cindy Zlotnik campus who have a need for basic skill premise that students do not all learn in the satellite reading center, he said. COUNSELING IS another component instruction, tutoring or counseling," the same way or at the same rate, To improve comprehension, of the program and "there are coun- 'Right to Read' program from the federal government to set up satellite University students can sign up for Newby said. Newby said. vocabulary skills or reading rate, selors and instructional assistants courses that are smaller than regular "The emphasis is on developing these students can work with a reading working with the instructors that are reading centers in Wood, Sandusky and classes and offer a more personalized MALC OFFERS classes that "carry basic competencies in a subject area specialist or tutor in the satellite available outside of class for additional Allen counties," Newby said. learning experience. the same credit and requirements as because in most higher level courses a reading lab. tutoring and counseling," Newby said. About 300 students take advantage of other courses taught outside the student must build on previous lear- Math 291 is a new course dealing with This program is designed to help such courses each quarter through the program," Newby said. "But the ning," Newby said, adding that "later math and critical thinking and is taught MALC is funded through a federal adults who have poor reading skills. Developmental Education Program difference is that the classes are objectives depend on mastery of earlier by the DEP staff. An atmosphere in grant designed to provide educational "There are a lot of people in northwest (DEP) in the Modular Achievement smaller and the material is broken objectives." which students can work on drills and services to low-income students who Ohio who do not read as well as they Learning Center (MALC) in the down into units or modules, so that exercises in the math communications may be experiencing academic dif- should," Newby said. Library, according to Dr. John F. students can proceed through the STUDENTS ALSO CAN receive in- lab has contributed to setting the ficulties, Newby said. Priority is given "The DEP staff is particularly proud Newby, assistant vice provost for modules at individual varying rates." struction in the University writing highest attendance record of any to students meeting these criteria and of this program in which the University developmental education programs. The Personalized System of In- laboratory, the mathematics and course sponsored by the program, demonstrating a need for special extends itself into the community," "We work with all students on struction (PSI) model is based on the communications skills laboratory or Newby said. educational services, he added Newby said. Exams, birth control at clinics 'Superstars' for charity Delta Tau Delta fraternity will frisbee toss By Janet Ropers "WE HAVE the (birth control) Pill, treat him as well as the female, Adams "WE DO a lot of counseling If it's sponsor "Superstars," a new greek In another activity, two members Copy Editor IUD. diaphram, foam, condom, and if a said. The clinic involves "more than more than we can handle we send them event to be held at 10 a.m. Saturday in from each team will compete in a canoe patient wants to use rhythm we'll teach treating the patient because of all the (women) to an actual counseling the field between Harshman and joust until one team falls into Peregrine Pregnancy testing, contraceptives, her how to do it correctly," she said. contacts" made in locating* patients' agency, but we do most counseling Kreischer quadrangles. Pond, Forhan said counseling and abortion referrals are "I'd say the Pill is 99 percent ef- partners, she said. here," she said. According to Chairman Drew Then two top fraternities and two top available confidentially to women at fective and the IUD is very close to Forhan. the event's goal is to raise sororities will contend in a Tug-of-war the Wood County Health Department, that," she said, adding that the Pill is MOST WOMEN who attend the Fees for clinic services are based on money for Muscular Dystrophy to determine the winners. 541 W. Wooster St., according to family the most popular form of birth control clinics worry about the examination a patient's ability to pay and the Ohio The events include an obstacle course "Each team is composed of four composed of a 12-foot wall for frater- nurse practitioner Fran Adams. prescribed at the clinic. and "who they'll see," Adams said. Department of Health provides fun- members and no one can participate in Besides these daily services, family "But we're not judgemental." ding, which has "stayed the same or nities and an eight-foot wall for more than one event."he said planning and venereal disease clinics Adams said that the family planning even decreased" in recent years to sororities, a high jump, long jump, First and second place and spirit are scheduled by appointment weekly. clinic's services are good because "we Counseling for women with problem make the clinics "work toward being hurdles, tire agility, sprints and a trophies v. ill be awarded, he said Each Wednesday, about 40 women give much closer follow-up than some pregnancies also is offered, as is self-supporting." Adams said. attend the 5-8 p.m. family planning physicians " abortion referral. "We're having some funding clinic, where a physician gives in- Doctors at the VD clinic, held 9-11 problems." she said. "But we're still dividual counseling, pelvic and breast a.m. Thursdays, give pelvic "If she (patient) wants an abortion, going to stay open-in fact, we're trying Charis Community race examinations, anemia and VD tests and examinations, blood tests and treat- we might refer her to an abortion clinic, to increase our caseload Not that prescribes contraceptives, Adams said. ment for venereal disease. All county or if she wants to keep the baby we we're telling girls to go have sex-we She estimated that 60 percent of the VD cases known to local physicians are might refer her to EMPA (Emotional just want them to be protected." benefits Heart Fund contraceptives prescribed are for reported to the health department, and Material Pregnancy Aid)," Adams "We rely on the girls' paying us, and University women. where "we try to seek out the male," to said. most try to pay something," she said. The Save Your Heart Mini-Marathon Jeff Boutelle, Bowling Green, took sponsored by the Bo-vling Green Charis the title of fastest person under 16 years Community staged its third race old at 37:42 and Dr. Richard Bowers, Saturday morning. University professor of health and physical education, raced to win the Sherck, Latta debate issues Rev. Peter F. Manto, the event's male over-40-years-old category at organizer said 250 runners participated 39:55 in the 6.2-mile marathon By Jim Flick celebrating anniversaries in dollars in deficit spending. could ge before the people Latta. one of the sponsors University student Rex Calden raced TROPHIES WERE awarded to the his district is unnecessary. "National debt has in- and debate the issues. of the Kemp-Roth bill, said to first place in the marathon in 32:48 first three finalists in each category. Editor's note: This is the Latta defended that his creased vastly since 1954 "I'm running what I he will continue to support "The Mini-Marathon was originated first in a series on four office payroll is the third when the Democrats took consider a people's cam- the proposal TAKING THE LEAD over other by the Charis Community to help people debates, featuring state lowest in Congress. While he control of Congress," Latta paign." Sherck said. His female contestants in 43:35 was Nancy realize the importance of good physical office-holders running for re- is entitled to hire 18 office said. "As they amass debt, it campaign includes a "It's high time we had Gardiner of Bowling Green. fitness." Rev. Manto said. election and their opponents. workers, the Congressman brings on inflation and your "whistlestop" tour of local some tax relief. Middle Lynn Edwards, of Toledo, won the "The proceeds of each marathon are The luncheons, held at noon said he employs only II and taxes increase." towns, during which he income tax payers suffer category for women over 40 years old at donated to The Heart Fund in their Tuesdays at Kaufman's has not used the $5,000 Responding to Sherck's speaks from a platform on needlessly.' Latta said. 50:24. battle against heart disease," he added restaurant. *re public. allotted each Congressmen accusations that Latta the back of his travel-all. Congressman Delbert to publish a newsletter for ignored his opponent's The candidates also Latta (R-Bowling Green) his constituents. challenge to debate the in- disagreed on the Kemp-Roth «nd Fremont prosecuting But the annual cumbent said he "certainly tax cut bill. attorney James Sherck. his questionnaire will continue. doesn't .respond to every Democratic opponent in the "This Congressman wants to request from an opponent." THE BILL is a "meat ax" Nov. 7 election, traded know what people in my solution to tax relief when a Great Gallery remarks about inflation. district think." ••I DON'T make his "fine scalpel" approach is Congressional spending and campaign, and I don't ask needed, he said. He proposed Series the Kemp-Roth tax-cut bill LATTA DID not disagree him to make mine." Latta cutting local property taxes and earmarking 10 percent of yesterday at a luncheon entirely with Sherck. "I said. The Toledo Museum of An Sherck said he "thought it federal income tax revenue debate sponsored by the agree 100 percent we need announces its 1**714-7*1 would be beneficial if to local governments to Bowling Green Chamber of economy in Congress," the Great Gallery Series featuring Congressman Latta and I replace lost tax revenue. Commerce. incumbent said, "but lets the following performam es Sherck, speaking first, take a look at who the accused Congressman Latta culprits have been." Paratore Brothers, Duo-pianists of waste and said "one of the Lata accused his Friday, Oct 27 1978 Democratic colleagues of best ways of fighting in- The Rogeri Trio being the nation's largest flation is in government Wednesday, *^<>v 29 1978 offices." contributors to inflation by voting for annual federal Tokyo String Quartet "CONGRESSMEN SHO- budgets allowing billions of Wednesday, Feb 21, 1979 ULD sweep in front of their The Toledo Museum of Art The Canadian Brass own door first," the rot further information, please phone (419) 255-81)00 Wednesday, Apr 1«. 1979 Democratic challenger said, (Cinema hi adding that he believes Congress should impose self TUESDAY'THURSDAY regulations. 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mmmtmmmmmmm mmtmmmmm Page 4 The BG Newi Thursday, October 12, lf7S Teacher shortage means jobs
By Karen Amos graduate, he said. SOME OF THE fields with many "STUDENTS SHOULD definitely be teaching vacancies are industrial More teaching jobs are becoming THERE WERE 1,252 education encouraged to pick up another major or education, general science, available each year, according to Jerry graduates in 1977 and about 1,052 last a minor" even though it is not a L Richardson, assistant director of the year, Richardson said. mathematics, reading and guidance requirement for education majors, he counseling, he said. Career Planning and Placement During the 1*76-77 academic year, said. Otherwise, employers might think And although the number of reported Center. 3,731 teaching vacancies were reported a student lacks ambition or is not vacancies in special education has qualified to teach enough subjects, he Because students think the teaching to the University and 6,050 vacancies riaen from 435 in 1978-77 to 1.142 in IS77- added. field is overcrowded many change from were reported last year, he said. 78. the number of graduates in the field education to other majors, Richardson The number of freshmen in education remains about equal, Richardson said. Richardson stressed that students said this year, 750, is "really down," he said, become involved in extracurricular The need for teachers, especially at adding, "They've been scared out of it" Male elementary teachers also are in activities because "employers like to the secondary level, must be made by what they have read. increasing demand because schools see someone who can do something known so "students can switch if that's Even though most public schools "like to have the male image at that besides teaching." what they really want to do," he ex- have been in session for several weeks, level," Richardson said. plained. the placement office is "still getting The job market will have improved calls" for teacher candidates, Other reasons for the teacher shor- Because on-campus interviewing by by the time this years freshmen Richardson noted. tage include a small rise in the birth schools has decreased, teacher can- rate, three out of five teachers quitting didates must be more willing to visit within the first five years of teaching future employers, Richardson said. Your United Way Pledge Works For All of Us \ and many teacher candidates qualified He added that students also can find Over 90 Community Chest and Red Cross Same* Centers to teach in only one area, according to greater job opportunities by being Need Your Fur Shirt Support J Richardson. willing to relocate. Man's buffalo very friendly' BOSTON HEIGHTS, Ohio "SHE KISSES PEOPLE most content of the four, (AP) - Pet buffalo? Ben she likes," Matthews said. interested mainly in good Matthews has four which he "It's like being kissed with a grass and fresh water. says are very affectionate piece of sand paper " "I GREW UP in Colorado companions Heidi is the curious one. and we were all interested in "They're all very frien- After the four bison learned buffalo," said Matthews of dly," he said of the not to take out Matthews his pets. He bought the American bison he bought in barbed wire fence, she animals at a government Nebraska a year ago. "They learned to open the pasture auction to go with a herd of follow me around like gate. Mary Alice still is a bison he has near Bolivar, puppies and sometimes little shy although she does Tenn. they're a little too friendly; not stand apart from the The four females will be they rub up against you and others as she did when he two years old next April and Newsphoto by AP Wire knock you down." first brought the animals to Matthews estimates they RED BLUE JEANS-Two Soviet women walk along a Moscow Gladys, he said, is the his SO-acre farm. weigh more than 1,000 street wearing hard-to-get blur Jeans. The Russians claim to have most affectionate one. Heather, he said, seems pounds each now developed a fabric, Orblta. which is equal in quality to western denim, known for its toughness and endurance. ABORTION Local briefs MACRAME JUTEI TOLL FREE 9 a.m.-IO p.m. RSA SALE 1 -800-438-8039 Recreation Center Director. Ben McGuire will speak at »a»3m>3m»3.>3MMm...».mj»E 6p.m. Tuesday at the Resident Student Association (RSA) meeting, announced RSA President Rick Haught. No. 10 Large Ball The Brothers of The meeting, which will be held in the Assembly Room, FALL SHOE McFall Center, is public. Natural fM Sigma M FASHIONS FOR MEX reg. 7.95 sale 5.95 Chinese mission Tis the year for you to get into Bass. ^Phi Epsilori^ Colored Jute The Youth Good-Will Mission of the Republic of China Celebrate. Rejoice. In shoes that Proudly announce will perform at 8 p.m. today in the Joe E. Brown Theatre. suit your suit. Or jeans. Or cords. 3 ply reg 1.59 sale 1.29 The performance is free and public. Shoes you can live in. Good looks, their new pledge class style, comfort from Bass. 5 ply reg. 2.59 sale 1.99 Dan Shook MarkNichta Chicago tickets See them soon. 7 ply reg. 4.59 sale 2.99 Brett Meyer Michael Hamon Steve Williams Daniel Healy Chicago tickets are available exclusively to students at the University Union until Saturday. After that, they also George Dillman Lee Weissinger will be sold at area outlets. Jeff Ramey Jay Hanson ikPs booteru Greg Bosserman Bruce Piatt Hawaii trip (|tmlit\ liwitwurar l<>r1'or rm-nint'ii :iw1:IW1 woiwnvtorm'n ^L%%%w where today's hobbies are tomorrow's heirlooms UAO still has seats available for its trip to Hawaii Good Luck! during Christmas break Deposits must be turned into the lt£k. UAO office, third floor Union, by Friday. DI '3WBBBBDISBMBC13MBBBCI '3HHC ". nssESioon nrasuraxsxna
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Thnwtay, October U, 1178 The BG Nem ftp I f~**^*<^«^«*«*>*»-*«»«»«*«*. IF YOU LIKE COOR'S fenonday Campus calendar YOU'LL LOVE PREMIUM nadness Campus Calendar Is daily listing of campus Alumni Center. •vents (meetings, lectures and entertainment) Faculty Swim, 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., Natatorium. PEARL • ft, provided as a service to readers. Unless otherwise Admission 35 cents. Suit rental K) cents. noted, all events are free and open. Campus "Reefer Madness," 1:30-4:30 p.m., Sid* Door, THE BIG BEER ••'S3 Calendar forms are available at the News office. Union. Video tape program. Shown continuously. Look lor ad m 106 University Hall, 372-2003. There Is no charge for International Program, 3-4:30 p.m.. Alumni Room. FROM TEXAS leurl (his paper' submitting listings to the section. Union. Open reception for the Youth Good-Will Enjoy Some Today '^BSEffl Its Madness' -xi rnvtt
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mmmm IWtHMMi mmmmmmm Page « The BG Newi Thnnday, October U, U71 Mexican compares colleges Ohio school By Karen Braiee "At the university we don't strikes down have to pay to park," Hernandez "She doesn't look Mexican," said as she watched a Parking (AP) - The number of school strikes Slaymaker said about 20 percent of one University student said when Services employee place tickets in Ohio dropped to three yesterday as those enrolled attended. introduced to Luz Elena San on cars in the parking lot next to teachers in Wellington agreed on a Martin Hernandez. the Music Building. contract. IN CLEVELAND, an 8 percent wage Hernandez, a student at the Meanwhile, strikes in Logan and increase offer that will be voted on Unviersity of Mexico, smiled PROBABLY THE BIGGEST Painesville townships dragged on and today has been rejected once before by when she heard the familiar contrast between college in the leaders of Cleveland's school em- a 3-2 margin, although 4,000 strikers remark. "The people here think United States and Mexico is the ployees appeared to have a tough failed to cast ballots last week on what that because I am from Mexico, cost. Because the Mexican selling job ahead of them. They must the debt-ridden schoi board described my skin should be dark, but in the government supports higher convince 10,000 union members to ratify as its best and final offer. southern part of Mexico we have education, Luz's tuition is 225 a contract today to end a five-week-old At a rally yesterday at Lincoln West white skin," she said. pesos-about $10 a year, she said. walkout. High School, about 100 strikers con- The 19-year-old brunette spent Despite the high cost, Her- tinued to loudly urge colleagues to a week in Bowling Green at- nandez said she would like to The Wellington system's 93 teachers reject the pact, saying the pay increase tending classes and comparing come to the United States to get a ended a strike in the 1,800-pupil system was too small. the University with the college master's degree. She has com- by ratifying a new contract early she attends. pleted two of the five years yesterday morning "THE UNIVERSITY of Mexico required for her bachelor's But one teachers union official said is a little bigger than Bowling degree in the law of business THE AGREEMENT WAS reached at that despite the strong feelings voiced Green," she said. administrastion. about 5 a.m., teachers ratified the at that rally and at similar meetings Mexican students do not have She is spending a week in New contract about 7:30 a.m. and the school elsewhere, he could not predict the long walks to class, however. York before returning to classes board approved the package about 8 outcome of the vote. He said those who "All our classes are in the same in Mexico. But she said she will a.m., Superintendent Phillip are satisfied with the offer are keeping building or group of buildings," miss her favorite meal, pizza and Slaymakersaid. quiet. she said. "Last year all my root beer. classes were in the same room." "In Mexico we have Coca Cola, Slaymaker said the stumbling block THE STRIKE BY teachers and non- Another difference in the two we have 7-Up and we have in negotiations had been the teacher academic employees has prevented universities is that the University Pepsi." Hernandez said. "But we grievance procedure. He said the new classes from being held this fall for of Mexico has no dormitories. have no root beer." contract provides for educators to be 100,000 pupils. able to take contract disputes beyond The unions had asked for a 20 percent the board of education, if necessary. wage increase. Starting pay for a Lux Hernandez The strike began Oct. 3. Classes had Cleveland teacher is $9,100 and the been held during the strike and average teacher's salary is $14,873. ii [-H rininrr-i ~——-——i-.
Rose still negotiating with Reds Newsphoto by Bill Gilmore CINCINNATI (API - Pete Rose's attorney said Tuesday he received more. DIVING for the ball and making the save in last weekend's has submitted a "counter-proposal" to the Cincinnati Reds One day after the season ended. Wagner gave Rose 10 days women's volleyball game Is Patty Zellnskas. that could keep the all star third baseman playing in his to decide whether he wanted to remain with the Reds, where hometown next season. he has played his entire career. However, Wagner said it was Rose's contract expired at the end of the past regular not an iron-clad deadline for concluding negotiations. baseball season, leaving him the opportunity to become a Wright named free agent. The Reds want Rose under contract before their three- "Reds President Dick Wagner listened and said he would week tour of Japan begins later this month. give us consideration," Reuven Katz said. "He said he would Fifteen days after the end of the World Series, Rose must player of week call us back in the next couple of days." delcare if he plans to go through baseball's re-entry draft for Katz declined to elaborate the counter-proposal, made free agents. That is held on November 3. 1_ COLUMBUS, (AP) - the Week. \ Monday, but said it was different from the contract offered The 38-year-old Rose compiled a number of milestones this Quarterback Mike Wright of It is the second time this by the Reds earlier this month. season, collecting his 3.000th career hit and hitting in 44 Bowling Green and Kent season the two players have Restaurant i At that time, Wagner said Rose was being offered "the consecutive games, tying a National League record. State defensive back Mike received the honor and the largest salary in the Cincinnati Reds' history." Katz rejected He got 196 hits and finished with a 302 average, the 13th Zele are the Mid-American second week in a row for it, saying at least one and possibly two of the Reds have time in 14 years he has batted over .300. Conference's offensive and Zele. W And Pancake Housed defensive football Players of Wright was the offensive THURS. EVE. 5.30-OOM m V. choice after a 341-yard total offense effort, including two ' touchdown runs and a pah- of %ANY OMELET To»r Choke f scoring passes, in the Friday Nite Falcons' 45-27 victory over 00 E Toledo Saturday night. sm *2 Zele aimed in a career- ^^ 412 f. Wooiftr ^W is high 23 tackles. 16 of them solo efforts, against the top rushing team in the con- ference as Kent State lost to LOBBY NITE Western Michigan 14-0. saowss This Weeks Special is: REVELATION OF ACCURATE Jr. Coordinate DIBLE ACCOUNT OF CREATION! \U Wool Blazers Series of studies to be given Friday evenings ALL CAMPUS at 7:30 p.m. concerning God's creation Wool Blazers from Adam to the end of time. BEER BLAST Reg. $55.00, Now $40.99 Mi Slacks Friday, October 13; 8-12 Reg. $25.00, Now 18.49 EVERYONE IS WELCOME! Northeast Commons Skirts All Proceeds go to Reg. $24.00, Now 17.99 Dr. and Evangelist Chester Freede American Cancer Fund Faith Temple Come Toast A Few! T1IMMBBY Stare and Clough Sponsored by ALPHA Xl DEl-TA and 105 S. 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Inn Bowling GfM4MK>. Ohao 43410? Services Building STuOENTSMMlw.lnlOl 419 352 5211 00 GREYHOUND Mxniii.ii..ii.....i.i.rt7 Page S The BG News Thursday, October 12,1»78 last second - goal wins Boofers down Bucks, 2-1 By Dave Lewandowski Palmisano accredited the lackluster performance to the Staff Reporter fact the booters haven't been in a game situation since their 5-1 trouncing of Wooster last Wednesday. Everyone has heard of the luck of the Irish, but some might BG opened the scoring as Dennis Mepham continued his be calling it the luck of the Falcons from now on after scoring streak with a goal at the 14:29 mark of the first half on yesterday's soccer win over Ohio State. a pass from Andy Clayton. It was Mepham's fourth goal of With only 57 seconds left to play in regulation time BG the season. junior link Eric Sorensen scored on a penalty kick to lift the THE REST OF THE first half was an evenly played contest Falcons to a 2-1 victory over the Buckeyes. with a majority of the play being played around the midfield line. WHILE SCORING ON a penalty shot doesn't involve a OSU got on the scoreboard as Frank Vizcarra scored on a great deal of luck. Sorensen was given two opportunities to shot that bounded off BG goalie Bob Alarcon and landed in score. front of an open Vizcarra. The goal came at the 3:13 mark of After an OSU defender pushed a breaking BG player, the the second half. referee called for a penalty shot. With the crowd on the edge The goal seemed lo catch the Falcon offense on fire as they of their seats anticipating an exciting win, Sorensen's shot were constantly putting pressure on the Buckeye defense waa knocked to the side by Buckeye goalie Greg Anderson. All total the Falcons peppered Anederson with 20 shots Overtime looked evident. But Sorensen was given another while OSU had six shots against Alarcon. chance. PALMISANO SAID the Buckeyes were a very physical This time he made no mistake drilling the ball in the corner team and possibly lost the game on their own penalties. of the net giving the Falcons their fifth straight win. Sorensen's penalty kick was his second of the season, the first one coming against Wooster. ALTHOUGH THE FALCONS won the game, BG coach Last season OSU shutout the Falcons 2-0 as they possessed Gary Palmisano wasn't overly impressed with his team's an 8-3 record This year the Buckeyes are 1-6-2 after Newsphoto by Frank Brelthaupt play. yesterday's loss. "We really didn't play well," a drained Palmisano said. The booters get into the nity-grity on Saturday when they With the score tied, a BG player tries to block a rush of OSU players "Our front line didn't gell as well as it has in the past and we host Akron and then take on Cleveland State, the 18th ranked as they try to shoot. didn't play our game." school in the nation on Wednesday Prepared Windatt blossoms in Sports Bowling Green backfield By Steve Sadler "I THOUGHT Windatt played a good game." he said. "The Sports Editor only veteran we had in the backfield was Windatt, the rest were freshmen." Dave Windatt doesn't like being a platoon football player. "Windatt doesn't like to be platooned," Stolz said. "And Just ask his head coach, Denny Stolz. I'm glad of that. At the beginning of the year, we felt Windatt And. last Saturday night, given a chance, Dave Windatt and Holovacs were about even and we hoped one would take didn't play like he wanted to be a platoon football player off. That hadn't happened, both played badly or both played anymore. good." Throughout the first four games of the season. Windatt and A platooning system can often times be a jolt to a player's Steve Holovacs have been playing about even at the fullback confidence, so Windatt's performance against Toledo figured spot in the Bowling Green backfield. But Saturday, because to give the Muskegon. Mich, native a boost. of a blood clot in Holovacs leg that kept him on crutches, on "I hope I built up a little bit of confidence so I can keep the sidelines and in civilian clothes, Windatt took a big step playing like the good lord enabled me to today," he said. forward in becoming BG's number one fullback. Windatt also found another reason for his success.
WINDATT LED the Falcons rushing game with 139 yards "I THINK earlier in the season I wasn't in as good of shape, in 20 carries against the Rockets, and credited being men- now I'm starting to build up," he said. tally ready for his success. Windatt sees the Falcon team this year beginning to adopt "I really had to be mentally prepared," the 5 foot-11. 216 better to the new system Stolz brought in when he came last sophomore said after his second biggest game ever. He year. rushed for 200 yards last year against Ohio. "I think last year the upper classmen, having been under a "I hadn't played a whole game all year so I had to be more different system, didn't accept it as well, but we really know prepared mentally." he said. the system." But Windatt was quick to point out he had some help in According to Stolz, Holovacs will be out of action again this gaining those yards. week when the Falcons host Kent State at the stadium, which "I was really impressed with (Joel Studer's blocks on the means Windatt can expect to play the whole game-or close to middle guard. I had all the room in the world to run." he it-again. said. Which should suit him just fine. He doesn't like being Meanwhile. Stolz had some praise of his own for Windatt platooned anyhow.
Newsphotoby Dave Rvan Randolph can only cheerlead In action last weekend against Toledo Dave Wlndatt rushed for 139 yards on 20 carries. LOS ANGELES (API The New York Yankees started the really doesn't matter. It's not that I don't want to stay, second game of the World Series Wednesday with one of their but..." and the slim infielder shrugged helplessly. best players in the unsuited role of cheerleader. Sitting at the end of the Yankees' dugout was second "BUT I'LL STAY." he said quickly, lest someone think he baseman Willie Randolph, a picture of frustration and had forgotten he is a team man. "I watched the Kansas City Pruitt dons hose in attempt desolation. series the American League play-offs and got hoarse Randolph is nursing a hamstring pull. The Yankees tried cheering. I suppose I can contribute that much again." BEREA (API - Cleveland Browns running back Greg everything to get him ready for the World Series with the Los team's leading ground gainer, having made 226 yards on 44 Angeles Dodgers. Pruitt dons a pair of pantyhose supporting his Injured leg carries. The last month has been a discouraging one for him. But Randolph rested his voice Tuesday night as the during practice and says he can now understand women "I've had to fight to keep from getting down," he said. defending World Champion Yankees lost 11-5 to the Dodgers. taking more time to dress than men. RANDOLPH TOOK whirlpool baths until he was squeaky His replacement. Stanley, had a double and a walk and "Like last night. I watched Delvin Williams running for clean. The injured area was massaged until the skin was The elastic stockings were designed by trainer Leo Murphy Miami... Seeing him out there piling up the yards, and with played errorless in the field. and cover Pruitls injured leg completely. They are cut off at raw. He took heat treatments. He was given electrograms. me on the bench, sort of depressed me. I can hardly wait to But when it came time to open the series Tuesday night it the girdle section on the other leg. get back, but there's no sense in doing it too early." "That's the way it goes," said Randolph, trying to make Browns officials say the stockings equalize pressure on the was obvious to the Yankees' medical staff and Manager Bob the best of a bad situation. Lemon that their All-Star second baseman couldn't play. badly bruised leg. There had been speculation that Pruitt Browns Coach Sam Rutigliano said Pruitt has been listed would be able to play in Sunday's game against the Pitt- "Damn" exclaimed the 24-year-old Randolph, who missed as "questionable" on the official report for Sunday's game. the All-Star Game this year with a damaged knee sburgh Steelers. but that is now in doubt. "We should know more about Greg by Thursday or Randolph watched his teammates warm up before the Friday," Rutigliano said. "He hasn't been hit for a month "IF THE GAME was today, I couldn't play," said Pruitt, game. He looked as if he would have cried if he wasn't a and it will take time to get back into the swing of things. As grown man. who is also troubled by a lower back problem which he said you know, this is a rather physical football team we're developed while he was jogging. playing." Randolph was removed from the Yankees' squad to make "I guess I was favoring the bum leg and threw out Calvin Hill and Cleo Miller are set to open at the running something else." way for rookie Brian Doyle, platooning with Fred Stanley in back spots Sunday Both played hard last Sunday in the Randolph's place. Pruitt has missed the last four games, but remains the victory over New Orleans "I may go home," Randolph sighed. "I'm not playing. It
1977 Custom Built Sports Car. 1500 Miles, New Condition, Tuned exhaust, Mag Lunn out for harriers Wheels, Stereo, Heater, Defroster. Speed By Dan Firestone where last year the Falcons finished third combined with terrific Gas mileage. Assistant Sports Editor with Lunn placing seventh in the race. Orange Flake Color. Senior Bob Lunn, Bowling Green's cross 927 Fairview Ave. country team's top returnee, will miss the LUNN SAID the first report of his injury Bowling Green, Ohio All-Ohio Championships Saturday and was "a chipped bone on the arch of my possibly the rest of the season due to a foot foot. But it's a separation of a bone from injury. Coach Mel Brodt announced the main part of the foot. It's in a semi- yesterday. cast, not a hard cast, and I have to keep it on for a week." Randy Stonehill and Liberation Suit* Lunn, from Youngstown, finished third Saturday, November 11,1978,8 p.m.. in the Mid-American Conference (MAC) to "We're hoping the separation will close, Wauseon High School lead the Falcons to a second place finish. but the doctors said they've seen cases He was also named BG's Most Valuable where the bone closes sideways. I'll just Runner last year. have to wait until Tuesday and find out " Tickets: $3.50 In advance, $4.50 at the door Lunn qualified for the 5,000-meters In The injury occured when Lunn was last year's NCAA Track Championships running in a morning workout and stepped Mall Order Tickets' and owns the school record in the event. intoahole. Send Check or Money Order to: Pete Murtaugh, who was the Fa.cons' Under The Sun Inc. "He's definitely out next Saturday and second man last year at the All-Ohio was Newsphoto by Dave Ryan he's very questionable for the rest of the P.O. Box 264 also listed as questionable by -odt Archbold, Ohio 43502 season. We won't really know until next because of an injury. Bob Lunn. far right, will be out of cross country action at next Saturday's meet. Tuesday." Brodt said Ticket Outlets: Village Preacher in B.G.; Brodt said he expects Cleveland State, Christian Bookstore, 2610-JAL^-Central and Bowling Green will be running in the All- last year's champion, to again be among Lighthouse BookstoreSouthwycklh Toledo. Ohio Championships at Ohio Wesleyan. the top contending teams.