The BG News October 13, 1981

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The B G News Tuesday Bowlng Green State Unversty October 13, 1981 Search kept closed by Davd Sgworth News staff reporter The Presdental Search and Screenng Commttee and the Student Government Assocaton consttuton - two recent sources of controversy at the Unversty - were among the agenda tems at the Board of Trustees meetng Frday mornng. n antcpaton of a statement of dsappontment by Faculty Senate Charman Rchard Ward, Board Presdent Frazer Reams explaned the commttee's reasonng tor the confdentalty of the search. "There s no queston that publcty would serously curtal applcatons and nomnatons," Reams, the search commttee charman and spokesman, sad. Publcaton of names would make problems for applcants, he explaned, because most of them currently hold mportant postons. 'WE ARE AWARE of the great nterest n the progress of the commttee," Reams sadt "and we welcome the nput of those nterested." He sad the commttee s followng "good plannng, we're gettng good results and we nave a tmetable that s realstc." Ward later presented the board wth a resoluton drafted by Faculty Senate last week expressng "keen dsappontment" wth the confdentalty of the search and recommendng that the commttee adjust ts polces n that regard. But Ward thanked Reams for explanng the reasonng behnd the confdentalty, somethng he sad the faculty prevously was unsure of. WARD'S REACTON was re- All 4 alleged kllers alve strcted, though, because of hs seat on the search commttee, Dr. Ronald Stoner, char-elect of Faculty Senate, sad yesterday. Reams' explanaton dd not answer all of the questons rased about the confdentalty, Stoner sad, but, he added, "At least t's good to hear the offcal reason for the secrecy." Stoner and Ward sad presentaton of the resoluton was the only acton Faculty Senate can make regardng the confdentalty. Stoner explaned that the commttee can now take the faculty's dsappontment nto consderaton. ALSO LEFT for consderaton at the meetng was the newly drafted SGA consttuton. n one of the fner presentatons ever before the board, accordng to Trustee Wllam Spengler, Student Body Presdent Dana Kortokrax and Bruce Johnson, academc affars coordnator for the consttutonal steerng commtee, ave the board a look at the new ocument. The board wll act on the consttuton at ts November meetng. "The response we got ndcates that (the board) realzes a change of some sort s necessary and welcome," Kortokrax sad yesterday. But Ward presented the board wth a second Faculty Senate resoluton, recommendng aganst "ncludng automatc rghts to membershp on commttees n any of student rghts at Bowlng Green State Unversty." KORTOKRAX ADMTTED that the controversal clause that would gve students votng rghts on decsonmakng commttees may cause problems. But she sad the clause wll not kll the whole document because the board could approve all but the clause, leavng t to be compromsed. Egypt purges 18 Moslem offcers CARO, Egypt (AP) - The El fovernment. n a new crackdown on he Moslem fundamentalst movement blamed for Anwar Sadat's assassnaton, announced Monday t had purged 18 offcers from the army because of ther "fanatc relgous tendences." The acton was reported on the eve of a natonal referendum that s all but certan to endorse Hosn Mubarak as successor to Presdent Sadat, whose chef assassn was alleged to be a Moslem fanatc army leutenant. Egypt's defense mnster, meanwhle, reported that all four alleged kllers survved - contrary to prevous government statements that one was slan - and that the accused rngleader had awakened from a coma and told "the whole story." THE MNSTER, Lt. Gen. Abdel Halm Abu Ghazala, sad that t took securty forces fve hours to track down one of the alleged assassns after last Tuesday's bloodbath at a suburban Caro parade ground. A report n Mayo, the weekly newspaper of the rulng Natonal Democratc Party Party, sad U.S. offcals have assured the Egyptan leadershp that the delvery of fghter planes, tanks and mssles to Caro wll be accelerated. The Sovet Unon stepped up ts crtcsm of U.S. "nterference" n Egyptan affars, sayng plans for new U.S. Egyptan mltary maneuvers represented a "perlous polcy" and Washngton had arranged the maneuvers out of "selfsh, hegemonstc aspratons." SADAT'S ASSASSNATON, allegedly at the hands of relgous extremsts wth mltary connectons, has strred new uncertantes n Egypt at a tme of growng unrest among Moslem fundamentalsts. The fundamentalsts opposed Sadat's pro-western polces and hs peace wth srael, polces now embraced by Mubarak. Mubarak, vce presdent and Sadat's hand-pcked successor, s expected to wn overwhelmng endorsement as the new presdent from 12 mllon Egyptan voters n a referendum today. He s the only canddate, and the voters wll be markng ether "yes" or "no" next to hs pcture. stall photo by Al Fuchs Bruce Johnson, academc affars coordnator of the Student Consttuton Steerng Commttee, presents the newly-drafted SGA consttuton to the Board ol Trustees Frday wth Student Body Presdent Dana Kortokrax. The leader of Egypt )s Sovetorented Progressve unonst Party, whch has no parlamentary seats, urged hs followers to vote aganst Mubarak. But the leader of the Socalst-Labor Party, wth 12 seats, supported Mubarak, sayng he was ready to "gve hm a chance" to change Sadat's polces. THE OFFCAL NEWS AGENCY sad the results would be announced tomorrow. Offcal sources, who would not be publcly dentfed, ssued a statement yesterday sayng 18 army offcers have been posted nto cvlan postons because of ther fanatc relgous tendences." t was the frst such purge of army ranks. The offcers were presumed to be Moslems, although the statement dd not specfy ther relgon. "No detenton or nvestgaton has been conducted wth any of them, or wth any other offcer except the four assassns that were arrested," the statement sad. The sources dened reports that army offcers other than the alleged plot leader, 1st Lt. Khaled Shawk el-slambouly, had been arrested. Sadat was gunned down by men n unform who broke from a mltary parade he was revewng last Tuesday. The leutenant's brother, Mohamed Ahmed Shawk el-slambouly, was among the 1,536 persons arrested n Sadat s crackdown on relgous extremsts and other opponents last month. ABU GHAZALA sad the rngleader gave three regular members of hs artllery group specal leave to make room on the parade truck for hs fellow kllers, dressed the cvlans n unform and used ammunton and grenades bought from crmnals n southern Egypt. The defense mnster also welcomed a stronger Amercan mltary role here, sayng, "The sooner the better, the later the worse." Another report n Mayo sad U.S. Defense Secretary Caspar Wenberger had promsed Abu Ghazala to accelerate the delvery of more M-60 tanks, of whch Egypt already has 244, ground-to-ar mssles and 40 earler ordered F-16 fghter jets. New Graduate Student Senate Consttuton Representaton changes, authorty ncreases by Scott Sleek News staff reporter A new Graduate Student Senate consttuton created to ft current procedures and to make them more workable was passed by the Board of Trustees on Frday. "We really dd not antcpate the Board of Trustees to pass t so quckly," Jon Rce, presdent of GSS, sad. A major change n the consttuton made representatves of organzatons representnggraduate students offcal senators. These persons were formerly ex-offco members. T ALSO GVES GSS authorty over the Professonal Development Fund, whch provdes funds to graduate Weather Mostly sunny. Hgh md 60s, low md 40s. Zero percent chance of ran. nsde students who are dong research for publcatons. The treasurer of GSS wll be the charman of that commttee. Rce sad the consttuton gves the Senate Executve Commttee, more power to oversee offcers n thendutes. t also requres advce and consent from the SEC for all presdental appontments. Another change was the appontment of the vce presdent as charman of the Welfare Commttee, whch makes recommendatons n areas such as stpends and assstantshps. THE CONSTrrunON made the PDF, Welfare and Fnance Commttees permanent nstead of ad hoc, and by-laws were dropped. Rce sad the by-laws n the past Duet's mnstry strs pure mnds Page 3 consttuton were not "really mplemented," and he added that n the new document there are provsons for what the by-laws dd. n makng the GSS more workable, the number of senators was dropped from 100 to 56, provdng one nstead of two senators from each department or nterdepartmental program, plus the addton of one senator from each organzaton representng graduate students. A total of 56 wll be reached by addng an extra senator from each of the larger departments. RCE SAD a smaller GSS would make t easer to fnd a tme for persons to meet, would make t easer to make decsons, and would make each senator more mportant by makng hm "more actve, more nvolved, and more responsble." The consttuton also spelled out the procedure for removal of senators, who can now only be removed from ther department. Formerly they could be removed by the senate. Electons for representatves, who were formerly called drectors, were changed to the fall quarter to allow ncomng students a chance to run for these postons. Last sprng under the old consttuton, two representatves were elected for ths year. One drector dropped out and an electon wll be held sometme ths quarter for the remanng representatve poston. Rce sad. t also rased the quorum from 10 to 13 n order that no meetng could be held wth offcers outnumberng remanng senators. Hess promotes Arts-Scences Page 6 staff photo by Dean Koepfler n antcpaton of the Mam vs. BG football game, Falcon cheerleader Chrs Berner led cheers at Frday's pep rally at Rodger's quad. The Falcons ted Mam 7-7. Harrers hustle home Page 11

2 Tte K Nm OcMtor 13. 1M1 Op mon Sounds of s What's gong on?.hush seems to be the word these days. Frst there was the surprsng announcement last summer that the Unversty was swtchng to a semester calendar. Faculty and students had no voce n the decson and many were left wth ther mouths hangng open because Academc Councl last sprng voted down the dea. And now there's the Presdental Search and Screenng Commttee. Fve faculty members, four students and two alumn st on the commttee that s lookng for the Unversty's next presdent. Last week, n a statement of "dsappontment" concernng the confdentalty the commttee s upholdng, Faculty Senate recommended to the Board of Trustees "that the commttee adjust ts polces to allow the dssemnaton of nformaton whch would not dscourage the contnued canddacy of qualfed applcants." n other words, Faculty Senate wanted to know what was gong on. But strangely enough. Faculty Senate seems to accept the answer mat Board Presdent Frazer Reams gave for the confdentalty. He sad "there s no queston that publcty would serously curtal applcatons and nomnatons." We agree wth hm that leakng names of possble canddates would cause problems. But an even bgger queston we have n our mnds s why won't the corrmftee even announce the qualfcatons they are lookng for n a presdent? What makes a good presdent? What do they want n a presdent? Faculty Senate Char-elect Rchard Ward kndly thanked the board for the reason, whch we don't beleve answered all the questons. Maybe he should have let someone else speak n hs. place snce he s a member of the screenng commttee. Consderng that Faculty Senate went to the trouble of passng a resoluton n the frst place, we would thnk that they would do more than just present t to the Board of Trustees and then courteously thank the board for not answerng the real queston. Cuttng the safety net.. The budget cutters were workng late nto the nght n the OMB offce. Focus As they sat around the table, weary from lack of sleep, one of them sad: "That's t, Dave, we can't fnd one more thng to cut." " can't tell that to the boss. There must be somethng else we've overlooked." ' " have an dea, Dave, thought hate to suggest t." "Go ahead. t won't leave ths room." "What about the safety net?" "'m not followng you." "f we took away the safety net we could save 10 more bllon dollars." "But the presdent promsed he'd provde a safety net for the truly needy. f he took t away he'd look as f he were renegng on hs word." "We don't have to tell anyone we've removed the safety net. t wll be our drty lttle secret. But f there s'no safety net and someone walkng on the tghtrope falls, he or she wll ht the pavement wth a thud." "t's done n crcuses all the tme. 've never seen anyone fall off." "Yeh, but n a crcus the people walkng the tghtrope are all n condton. The ones we re provdng the safety net for are old and sck and have no shoes." "Look, Dave, when the presdent talked about a safety net for the elderly, the really poor and the really sck, he was talkng about one of reasonable sze. "f we go nto the recesson before our supply sde economcs bear frut, we're gong to need a bgger safety net than the cty of DetrotTAnd even f the poor people fall nto t, there s no guarantee that they're stll not Vol.62 by Art Buchwald Syndcated Columnst gong to be badlv hurt. "He's rght, Dave. Also, you have to remember, n our last cute we made the tghrope a lot thnner and weaker to save monev. " promsed the boss the safety net would be the last thng we'd cut. Don't forget, we're not only talkng about people walkng on a tghtrope - we're also talkng about those who are gong to start jumpng out of wndows. "You're all heart, Dave. But f the presdent goes on televson and explans to the Amercan people that hs country can't afford a safety net untl t gets ts economc house n order, they'll go along wth hm. "Where does t say n the Consttutuon, Dave, that the presdent of the Unted States has to provde a safety net for people who can't hack t on ther own n ths country?" "'m stll not sure can sell t to the boss." "Put n personal terms, he was poor and no one ever put a safety net under hm." " need more. ammunton than that." "Okay, here's a memo drew up showng every budget cut we've made. The only choce the presdent now has s ether to cancel the safety net, or hold off on buldng the B-l bomber." "Holy smokes, why ddn't you show me that n the frst place?" The BG News STAFF no Etf,, L>M lo>l NMsMlO' Kllh'ynCo.' MOM adlor. Cndy wn.lakv Cooyad.10.»!»B.OOU Vrraadtor Ma.yBa.na. Pf.oload.to. AlFuchl Spotaaollof CMlopnw SlMfk Autlant aporta aduo. joa Mana. BuanMa manaoa- jon MUKV Ca> ll m»>tmohaa tdhanal and Saalnaa OtHaaa 10a Unl» any Haw anwaj Of n Stala Unl H> KM.MH Mn Mna -lamrrat hw» wmmlmnl 'ran. News staff: no nose for news All members of the Unversty com- mttees." Such a naughty and armunty have much to look forward to rogant faculty! Shame on them! Have ths year. For, f ths week's coverage members of the Faculty Senate of the Faculty Senate s a true ndca- Focus forgotten that students pay ther ton of thngs to come, ths year's BG salares? TSK! TSK! News staff promses to be the most But exactly what does the resolumagnatve, creatve, ndeed fancful by Davd C. Roller ton whch passed wth such near n recent memory. As journalsts, unanmty say? n the very frst Professor ot Hstory these people are oblged to generate sentence of ths resoluton (was t enough prnt to fll fve ssues of the placed frst because some mportance News each week. When lttle or to crusade for "Keep off the Grass" was attached to t?), the Senate nothng of mportance s occurng sgns as part of a campus beautfca- resolved that t "recognzes the value (e.g., the assassnaton of Sadat, ton effort. Not ths year's staff! After of student representaton on many massve reductons n Federal fun- prntng a slopply and msleadng Unversty governance bodes and dng for hgher educaton, the contnu- wrtten "news" story about Tues- commttees, and reaffrms agreeng nablty of the Oho legslature to day's meetng of the Faculty Senate, ment wth those sectons of the exprovde BGSU wth a budget, etc.) the News has publshed a demagogc stng Academc Charter dealng wth these people are requred to fnd broadsde attackng the Faculty the composton of governance bodes (some would allege "make") stores. Senate and the faculty n general for and commttees." n other words, the A conventonal staff of a conven- an acton whch never occurred (ex- Faculty Senate agrees that students tonal college news daly mght cept n the pages of The BG News). should contnue to partcpate n choose to nvestgate and then Wednesday's "news" coverage of Unversty governance, to st on crtcze the qualty of food served the Senate resoluton and Thursday's Faculty Senate, Academc Councl, students, to call for the resgnaton of edtoral both gve the mpresson that most Senate Commttees, vrtually the football coach, to worry about the the Senate, by a SO to 5 vote, "opposed every standng Unversty commtlfe expectancy of frogs n the Unver- the students' rght to have member- tee, and even on many departmental sty's algae covered pond, or perhaps shp on faculty decson-makng com- level commttees where they now st Letters- Response treatment should be objectve was shocked by the edtoral that speared n the October 8th edton of The BG News. n my opnon, you set up a classcal "straw-man," and then had a great deal of fun knockng t down. However, don't want to debate the ntent and meanng of Faculty Senate's resoluton concernng student membershp on commttees; thnk Professor Davd Roller's letter clearly explans both the ntent and the meanng of the resoluton, and fully support hs comments. nstead, am curous about what observed n the edtoral page of Frday's BG News. noted comments by three students concernng the ssue of student membershp on commttees, two of whch appeared to be opposed to the edtoral, and one, although t dd not drectly comment on the edtoral, appeared to be consstent wth the poston of the edtoral. By what must be sheer concdence, the comment that appeared to be "proedtoral," wrtten by Clnt Garber, was gven the status of a guest column. The other two comments, ncludng one wrtten by Steve Pehler, were gven the lesser status of "Letters to the Edtor." To my untraned eye, and n fact, to my more objectve ruler, t appeared that the "antedtoral" letter wrtten by Steve was as long or slghtly longer than the "pro-eatoral column wrtten by Clnt. had always thought that length was the only sgnfcant crteron that separated a Letter to the Edtor from a Guest Column. Could t be' that the edtoral staff of The BG News s less than totally objectve n ts treatment of the responses to ts edtorals? (By the way, edtoral staff, how does t feel to have your motves ms-nterpreted?) Rchard J. Ward, Char Faculty Senate 372-2751 New D system s no mprovement Transferrng here from a communty college, found myself confused about many thngs. Fndng my way around the campus, tryng to fgure what tmes the cafetera s open and tryng to cash a check are just a few examples. The one thng that confuses me the most s the student dentfcaton system. The admnstraton sad they were dong away wth the old system of havng an dentfcaton card and a valdaton card. These two cards were to be replaced by cne card ssued quarterly. Snce they were ssued every quarter, the cards would not have the student's pcture on t. The one card was supposed to be more convenent than the old two-card system. So far, wasn't too confused, but then tred to get nto the Student Recreaton Center. The guy at the front door told me my D card was not enough, had to have a pcture D (a drvers lcense). Well snce couldn't So to the rec center, decded to go to le Lbrary and check out a book. got the same story there, "No pcture D, no books". You can all probably guess what happened when tred to pck up a second book of food coupons. had to go all the way back to my room and get my drvers lcense. don't know f the admnstraton has realzed t yet, but the new system sn't any smpler than the old system. We're stll usng two cards. Some mprovement. Kent Carson 13S Bromf eld UAO wll assst the handcapped read wth great nterest tne artcle n the 10/6/81 ssue of The BG News about how Unversty Hall s stll laggng behnd n access to the handcapped. The artcle made many good ponts, and n many ways, the complants are vald ones. However, do wsh to make one correcton. UAO Campus Flms wll provde assstance to any handcapped person who requests t. A person merely has to ask at the box offce for help n gettng someone up the stars. All that s asked s that the person who wants assstance let the ushers know DCONESBURY before the rest of tne audence s allowed n, to make t easer for that person to get a seat. Any fault for the absence of an elevator rests not wth UAO, but wth the departments responsble for fundng that nstallaton, and the people who fal to realze the need for an elevator n Unversty Hall. UAO has been but one group askng for one, and we hope that thngs wll start movng to get ths last barrer to the handcapped cleared, AND SOON! Ml MM Gradual Assstant Popular Cultura Dapt. Usng two cards s one too many Bowlng Green State Unversty has done t agan. The Unversty admnstraton, n all t's wsdom, has come up wth a new dentfcaton system to replace the old complcated one. nstead of recevng a paper valdaton card each quarter we are enrolled, we receve a better, plastc card. We all know plastc s less expensve than paper!? And nstead of showng a paper valdaton and a pcture D to gan enterance to the Rec Center, we now show a plastc valdaton and a pcture D. Perhaps may make a suggeston. A one-card system n whch each student s ssued a permanent pcture D card wth hs/her brthdate and socal securty number. Each quarter the student receves, not a card, but a stcker whch contans all other necessary data and can be affxed to the back of the permanent card. An extensve and expensve cost study s not necessary for there s a workng model the admnstraton can study: The Unversty of Toledo. OKtfss&mPBe mum% cammasas9fnab?b/msr tomans. wrm GAsoHtete mvmmhs Blaln Martn on-campua malbox 3331 O8XCnONS,tO0 M RflCW UBMrmtSTKEK m, HWKS, and vote! Why was ths porton of the Senate's resoluton never referered to much less quoted? The edtors of the News express the belef that "Faculty Senate seems to thnk that t s a prvlege for students to st on commttees" whle the News beleves "t s a rght." What's a rght? And what's a prvlege? What should be students' rghts and prvleges? These are legtmate and real questons. Unfortunately, the resoluton passed Tuesday never addressed these problems. As student representaton on the Senate tself s defned by the academc Charter, personally would have to conclude that, under a legally bndng document approved by the Unversty's Board of Trustees, t was a student rght. Of course, t should be remembered that "what the Board gveth, the Board also may taketh away." But under current polces, the presence of student representatves on numerous governance bodes and commttees s defned and protected. All that s needed s for the Student Government Organzaton to name the representatves to those bodes. ( wonder why SGA has faled to make such appontments to date?) f the Senate's resoluton dd not seek to remove student representatves from Unversty commttees, and f t dd not dscuss what s a rght and what s a prvlege, what dd the resoluton n fact do? The Senate took a poston opposed to four lnes of the froposed Student Body Consttuton, nes whch the Senate beleves make "a categorcal asserton of student rghts to representaton on all polcy makng commttees and groups'' whch drectly affect the welfare of the undergraduate student body. n other words, the Senate opposed a blanket and sweepng expanson of student representaton. One can legtmately dsagree wth ths ex- Eressed opnon of the Faculty Senate, lt let us remember that we are dscussng new and addtonal forms of representaton, ones whch go far beyond what s now the practce at Bowlng Green State Unversty. We are not talkng about rghts or prvleges, nor even about removng students from bodes where they now st.. The Senate's resoluton save as reasons for ts opposton the Senate's belef that the language of the proposed statement of student rghts s n mplct conflct 1) "wth exstng provsons of the Academc Charter." 2) "wth generally recognzed prncples and tradtons of unversty governance," and 3) "wth prncples of due process n matters relatng to tenure and faculty welfare." The resoluton mght have but dd not add the observaton that the faculty possesses nether the rght nor the prvlege to representaton on all decson and polcy makng bodes whch drectly affect the welfare of the faculty. f The BG News' edtoral staff beleves that students should have the addtonal rght or prvlege of partcpatng n tenure decsons, on salary and promoton revew bodes, and on whatever addtonal body t beleves drectly affects student welfare, can understand and respect that vew even whle dsagree wth t. Let those who agree wth the edtoral staff propose such an amendment to the Academc Charter. Then let us have a free and full dscusson of the mplcatons of such a change, and let The BG News, whle fully expressng ts own edtoral vews, accurately and fully report dscussons of the proposal. Above all, please do not crtcze the poor Faculty Senate for actons whch t never took. The Senate's burden of defendng and explanng those actons whch t does take s more than suffcent. f you would lke to comment on somethng n the News or anythng of nterest to the campus or communty, wrte to the News. The letter or guest column should be typewrtten, trple-spaced and sgned. nclude your address and telephone number for verfcaton. The News reserves the rght to reject letters or portons of letters that are n bad taste, malcous or lbelous. Address your comments to: Edtor of The BG News, 106 Unversty Hall. by Garry Trudeau UH..RUBBER WWFUtlW satsum> mw.6/6, 0EM, POtTT UCKtSHXMP JB&Y. HMB UStmSKX AW. HB&j OUTGO. \

Chapman famly travels together, spreads God's word through song by Lsa Bowers edtor Steve Chapman was becomng a stranger to hs famly. Travelng wth a contemporary Chrstan sngng group, he spent weeks at a tme away from hs wfe and son. Anne, hs wfe, was playng both parental roles. She beleved n what her husband was dong, but also realzed that they were drftng apart. "Here was tellng others how mportant the famly s, but was never wth mne," Steve, 30, sad Frday nght after hs concert at the Unversty. "How can you buld a relatonshp when your're never together? THE DUET, from Nashvlle, Tenn., now travels together, promotng the kngdom of God through song and conversaton wth ther audences. Most of ther musc deals wth real lfe stuatons, such as marrage, parentng, sngleness, worshp and fnances. For seven years Steve traveled wth Dogwood, the contemporary Chrstan group he helped found. Anne sang n the group but dropped out when she became pregnant. After Steve realzed that ther marrage was headng nto a "hgh rsk area" because he was gone so much, he also dropped out. He sad t was one of the hardest decsons he had ever made. "We no longer have that stran of never beng together," hs wfe, 29, sad. "When he was gone, took BGlog, MORTOR BOARD wll meet tonght at 8 p.m. n 203 Hayes Hall. Open to all members and advsers. COLLEGE REPUBUCANS wll meet tonght at 7:30 p.m. n 102 Lfe Scence Bldg. Today s the last day to enter the ACM PROGRAM- MNG CONTEST Oct. 17. Forms are avalable n the computer scence dept., 207 Math Scence. A representatve from the Unversty of Dayton wll be here today for LAW SCHOOL RECRUTMENT. He wll be n the second floor lounge of the Unon from 1 to 4 p.m. Deadlne for HOMECOMNG SENOR REPRESEN- TATVE applcatons has been changed to Thursday, Oct. S, s p.m. Applcatons can be obtaned at the UAO offce, thrd floor of the Unon. PZZA NN TUESDAY NGHT BUFFET 5:00 to8:00 p.m. $2.99 SALAD-SPAGHETT-PZZA ALL YOU CAN EAT Pzza xnl <%u getgmoe ofthtflfyngsyoflove Stadum Plaza lal»f.wooslar 332-4637 care of the kds and made the decsons.then he'd come home and make the decsons and submtted to hm. t Vas hard." STEVE SANG televson commercals after he qut the group. n January 1981, the couple decded to take ts testmony on the road. Steve, Anne and ther two chldren travel about three days a week. They say ther goal s to "str up pure mnds," by httng on subjects most people relate to. When they frst started sngng together, they dd not have a theme to ther concerts. But as tme passed, they sad God showed them what he wanted them to sng about. Ther audences drectly relate to ther songs because the songs deal wth everyday stuatons, he sad, and talk about actual experences people have faced. Because of the openness of ther songs, he sad many people feel comfortable talkng wth the couple after the concerts. "PEOPLE TELL US the ntmate secrets of ther lves and we don't even know them... Sometmes t's real hard to stand up there and sng when you see someone n the audence hurtng and cryng/' Anne sad. "We're not tryng to open wounds when we sng about a husband leavng ns wfe or somethng...but we feel God wants us to str people's lves up. Lke water, our lves are sometmes clear on top but there's muck and mre on the bottom," she sad, pausng. "Weepng lasts for the nght, but joy comes n the mornng. Steve sad hs marrage has mproved now that they travel together. But he admts that travelng s hard on hs chldren and he eventually hopes to settle ther mnstry n a partcular area, perhaps West Vrgna where the couple was bom. N CONCERT, Steve and Anne openly dscuss ther past experences and often te them n wth ther songs, most of whch they have wrtten. "The chldren are the broken peces when a home falls apart. The chldren are the broken peces, who's gong to mend ther tender hearts?... God, come and mend the broken peces.". Steve and Anne both agree that ther prmary goal s to preach the word of God. But n the process, they lsten to other people's struggles and share what God has done n ther own lves. "The success of what we're dong," Steve sad, as Anne put her hand on hs. "... 99 perr nt of t s never done. f you have a green thumb? even f you don't come to the PLANT SALE PLANT CARE WORKSHOP! Oct.l2-Wed Oct.14 10-5 p.m. Grand Ballroom Admsson: Free Wed. Oct.14 8:00P.M. Cost: 75at door Sde door-unon Steve and Anne Chapman nt The K New OcMkcr 13. N J stall photo by Dun Koapllat Home of the Resume Pros Computer typesettng Over 120 typestyles avalable 'We also type Resumes and offer matchng envelopes and staonery 'Complete Prntng and Copyng "Rased Prnt Plastc Lamnatng Spral Bndng ' Blue Prnts 'Rubber Stamps 'Weddng nvtatons OUR SERVCES ARE MANY SO GVE US A CALL lllsouth Man St..Bowlng Green Phone 352-5762 Servng the Prntng Needs of Students. 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r^m^»?,u^^^ bftaaaaaftaaftftftftaar >» t Drop your guard for a mnute. Even though you're n college rght now,.there are many aspects of the Army that you mght fnd very attractve. Maybe even rresstble. See for yourself. MED SCHOOL, ONUS You read t rght. The Army's Health Professons Scholarshp Program provdes necessary tuton, books, lab fees, even mcroscope rental durng medcal school. Plus a monthly stpend that works out to about $6,000 a year. After you're accepted nto medcal school, you can be accepted nto our program. Then you're commssoned and you go through school as a Second Leutenant n the Army Reserve. The htch? Very smple. After you graduate, you gve the Army a year as a doctor for every year the Army gave you as a med student, wth a mnmum oblgaton of three years' servce. NTCRNSHR RESDENCY & CASH BONUSES Besdes scholarshps to medcal school, the Army also offers AMA-approved frst-year post-graduate and resdency tranng programs. Such tranng adds no further oblgaton to the scholarshp partcpant. But any Cvlan Graduate Medcal Educaton sponsored by the Army gves you a one-year oblgaton for every year of sponsorshp, wth a mnmum ^oblgaton of two years' servce. But you get a $9,000 annual bonus every year you're payng back medcal school or postgraduate tranng. So you not only get your medcal educaton pad for, you get extra pay whle you're payng t back. Not a bad deal. A GREAT PLACE TO BE A NURSE The rch tradton of Army Nursng s one of excellence, dedcaton, even herosm. And t's a challenge to lve up to. Today, an Army Nurse s the eptome of professonalsm, regarded as a crtcal member of the Army Medcal Team. A BSN degree s requred. And the clncal spectrum s almost mpossble to match n cvlan practce. And, snce you'll be an Army Offcer, you'll enjoy more respect and authorty than most of your cvlan counterparts. You'll also enjoy travel opportuntes, offcer's pay and offcer's prvleges. Army Nursng offers educatonal opportuntes that are second to none. As an Army Nurse, you could be selected for graduate degree programs at cvlan unverstes. LKE YOU? but ADVANCED NURSNG COURSE, TUTON-FREE You get tuton, pay and lvng allowances. You can also take Nurse Practtoner courses and courses n many clncal specaltes. All on the Army. Whle these programs do not cost you any money, most of them do ncur an addtonal servce oblgaton. A CHANCE TO PRACTCE LAW f you're about to get your law degree and be admtted to the bar, you should consder a commsson n the Judge Advocate General Corps. Because n the Army you get to practce law rght from the start. Whle your classmates are stll dong other lawyers research and other lawyers brefs, you could have your own cases, your own clents, n effect, your own practce. Plus you'll have the pay, prestge and prvleges of beng an Offcer n the Unted States Army. Wth a chance to travel and make the most of what you've worked so hard to become. 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Tfct K. Nc» OcloWr 13. W1 9 New sexual harassment polcy provdes protecton by Mare Csterno News staff reporter A new Unversty sexual harassment polcy that wll protect students, faculty, contract and classfed staff from sexual dscrmnaton was approved at Frday's Board of Trustee s meetng. Drafted last year by the Offce of Equal Opportunty Complance at the request of Dr. Mchael Ferrar, nterm presdent, the polcy was unanmously approved and supported sprng quarter by the Faculty Senate. Other unverstes whch have effectve polces, such as Oho State Unversty, were nfluental n the decson to create a polcy. FERRAR SAD t s mportant for the Unversty to have a polcy on sexual harassment to provde ndvduals wth an opportunty for grevances. He beleves the document s not only needed, but wll be a help to faculty, students and staff. " thnk t's a very good statement. t gves protecton to a person who wants to brng a complant or to a person who fnds themself subject to a complant," he sad. "The campus s very concerned about respectng the rghts of others. am very pleased about the polcy." THE POLCY DEFNES sexual harassment as unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other verbal or physcal contact of a sexual nature, when submsson to such conduct affects an ndvdual's employment or educatonal pursuts. t wll be the responsblty of the dean, drector, department charman and the admnstratve head of an operatonal unt to coordnate and mplement the polcy wthn hs or her area of responsblty. They are also responsble for referrng reported ncdents of sexual harassment to the EOC. On a Unversty-wde bass, the EOC wll coordnate and mplement the new polcy and serve as the resource center tor all questons dealng wth sexual harassment. ACCORDNG TO THE POLCY, each person covered s expected to adhere to ts standards wth a responsble atttude. t s the responsblty of all members of the Unversty communty to dscourage sexual harassment, report such ncdents and lerate n any nvestgaton that ht result. ror to the approval of the new polcy, students were covered by the student code's hazng polcy n ncdents of sexual harassment. Because the polcy s geared to nclude student needs, the same complant procedures that a faculty or staff member would use should be followed. The procedure for a complant provdes that any ndvdual who beleves he or she has been sexually harassed should contact the EOC. Offce staff members wll dscuss the matter wth the complantant to determne f there s bass for an nvestgaton. THE POLCY STATES that f an nvestgaton s necessary, t wll be conducted by the EOC as farly and quckly as possble wth confdental-. ty and respect for all ndvduals nvolved. The complant wll be resolved n a matter consstent wth the polcy and far to all partes concerned, t says. Before the offce can begn ts nvestgaton, the allegatons must be submtted, n wrtng, to the drector of EOC. Untl ths occurs, the matter wll not be dscussed wth anyone other than the complantant. AN NVESTGATON wll be conducted by a staff person n the EOC only f the complantant has fled a formal, wrtten complant. The role of the EOC n processng the complant ncludes consultaton wth the complantant, dscusson wth persons who may have been wtness to a complantant's stuaton and can assst n establshng the facts and preparng a complete nvestgatve report of the complantant. The report wll be submtted, n wrtng, to the provost for approprate admnstratve acton. A copy wll also be sent to the complantant and the respondent. f the complantant s not satsfed wth the acton taken by the provost, he or she may appeal, n wrtng, to the Unversty presdent wthn seven calendar days of notfcaton of the provost's decson. Student fnds deas changed by vst to Chna SPRNGFELD, Oho (AP) -One of the frst thngs Wttenberg Unversty student Alan Lotta dd upon arrvng n Chna for a 10- week study four was purchase a bcycle. The bke allowed Lotta to go where he pleased, when he pleased, n gettng a close-up look at the country and ts people. "Snce we were classfed as 'cultural ambassadors' we receved addtonal prvleges (not granted toursts), free roam of Pekng and other ctes we vsted," otta sad. "By havng both free ren wherever we went, coupled wth a language ablty, we were able to see and communcate wth parts of Chna the average foregner never sees." THE WHPPANY, N. J., senor n East Asan studes was one of 29 Amercan students chosen to study n Chna last summer under a program sponsored by the Councl on nternatonal Educaton. The students spent tme n the language classroom and made feld trps to such places as the Great Wall, Mng Tombs, summer palace and Forbdden Cty. They also vsted the ctes of Nanjng (Nanchang), Shangha, Hangzhou (Hangchow) and Guangzhou (Canton). "We talked wth peasants n the felds, workers n the factores, students n the schools and Communst Party offcals n control at varous government levels. The Chnese encountered were all beautful Toronto! Frday Nov. 13 to Sunday Nov. 15 3 Great Days and 2 Fun Nghts n the Royal York Hotel. Cost: $110 ncludes Room and Transportaton to and from Toronto. Sgn up n UAO Offce: Deadlne Oct. 14. polte, ntellgent, mmensely curous and eager to learn," Lotta sad. Although he was free to come and go and not forbdden from speakng wth anyone, Lotta beleves he was watched at all tmes and that hs mal may have been read. GUDED TOURS for the Amercans obvously were desgned to show off Chna's best sde, he sad. But even when not accompaned by an offcal gude, he saw no beggars or starvng people. "My most general observaton would be that Communsm has been very good for the Chnese people. The average person has more now than he ever dd before and everyone seems genunely content," Lotta sad. "Ths s not to say Chna s a utopa; t s stll a Thrd World country and examples are plentful, but n general no one wants for food or clothng or a roof over ther head." Lotta sad the vst changed hs deas and gave hm new nsghts nto the world's largest naton. 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TW BC Nm October 13, N Hess stresses mportance of Arts-Scence College by Scott Sleek Newt staff reporter Dr. Gary Hess' man nterest s dong all that he can to emphasze the mportance of the Arts and Scences. But as actng dean of the College of Arts and Scences, he has many more concerns as well.' Hess was apponted as the actng dean of the College of Arts and Scences after Dr. Mchael Ferrar became nterm presdent. Hess sad there are both mmedate and long-term values n Arts and Scences programs. He sad there are programs persons can go nto mmedately, as well as programs that can lead them to graduate school, law school or medcal school. ARTS AND SCENCES s a "tradtonal tranng ground" for pre-med, pre-law as well as an advanced tranng n other felds, he sad. The department s tryng to nform students on long term benefts n Arts and Scences, he sad "t seems as though many persons who advance very quckly n busness THE JEWELRY BOX s Buyng 60LD SLVER TUES.-FR.10-5 HOW OPEN SATURDAY'S 12 to 6 133W.WOOSTERST. and government are those wth an Arts and Scences background," he sad. "There have been many studes whch have helped to llustrate ths pont." He sad they try to encourage students to thnk about where they want to be n later years as well as sklls "that may facltate job advancement." "WE ARE ALSO dong all that we can to work wth the Admnstraton offce as well as academc departments n recrutng students nto programs n Arts and Scences," Hess sad. The converson to the semester system wll requre a large amount of tune and work, Hess sad. He sad the converson wll be completed by January, "but that's takng an enormous amount of tme, at present." He sad a second objectve, one that s mposed on hm, s the necessty to Srepare a report for the Unversty to le North Central Assocaton, an accredtng agency that revews Un- versty programs and decdes whether the Unversty should be accredted. "BEYOND THESE PROJECTS, we are also contnung a revew of the currculum as part of the Unversty's development of an educatonal program, he sad. "The College of Arts and Scences wll play a major role n the educatonal program that s beng establshed." He sad ths process has been gong on for a year and wll be contnung.' Hess sad the college s workng more wth the Unversty Placement Offce on job placement for students majorng n an area n Arts and Scences. He sad he also s workng n part to support faculty nstructonal nterest. ANOTHER "very mportant functon of a dean" s dealng wth personnel questons, he sad, and he added ths nvolves ntervewng canddates DELTA GAMMA Welcomes New ntates JmKutfc khsystun for postons n the College. "You spend a good deal of tme revewng credentals of people who are askng for tenure and promoton," he sad. The fnancal stuaton of the Unversty makes the poston "dffcult and challengng," he sad. He sad the department has been asked to reduce costs, and t s up to hm to make those decsons as to what wll be cut. "Wthn the college t would ultmately be my decson although would get a great deal of advce from the staff and possbly department chars as well," he sad. HESS SAD he stll wants to keep n contact wth students, and he sad the Unversty s encouragng ths. "'ve always felt that people n admnstraton should do some teachng and thnk t's mportant to keep n touch wth undergraduate students," he sad. Hess receved hs bachelor's degree and master's degree as well as hs doctorate from the Unversty of Pttsburgh, and spent a year n nda dong research on the hstory of the Unted States and ndan relatons for hs dssertaton. He has been at the Unvestv snce 1964, and pror to becomng dean of the College of Arts and Scences he served as charman of the hstory department. Hs wfe teaches n the Bowlng Green Cty School system, and he has an eght year old son. Dr. Gary Hast Cheerleaders lead way for KSU KENT, Oho (AP) - t cost Kent State Unversty $10,000 - and protests from some women students - to brng the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders to town for homecomng weekend. But athletc offcals beleve ther nvestment was worthwhle. Some 21,- 000 fans watched the Golden Flashes beat Northern llnos Unversty 35-10 on Saturday. That was the bggest crowd at a homecomng game n seven years and nearly three tmes last year's attendance of 7,134. "What we needed around here was a lttle pzazz, a lttle exctement," sad Chuck Shultzabarger, the unversty's assstant drector of alumn and development programs. t was Shultzabarger's dea to brng the 32 scantly clad southern belles to Kent to stmulate nterest n a football program that had fallen on hard tmes.' BUT MORE THAN NTEREST n football was stmulated. The swtchboard at the hotel where the cheerleaders stayed was deluged wth calls. Oglers were to be found throughout the weekend. And, the much publczed vst provoked fre from some femnsts. "We are not attackng the ndvdual cheerleaders," Mary Ellen War- den of the Kent Women's Organzaton sad. "But we do object to the mage that contnues to be P'ected about women - you know, women are just sex objects. And, on top of that, we object to havng the unversty condone them beng here." Ms. Warden, however, was not n town for homecomng - she had to go to a weddng n New York. 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k. K, Ntw OcloWr 13. Ml Kds not playng around wth cable-televson staton SUN PRARE, Wls. (AP) - Chrs Kerwn, a two-year veteran of the TV news busness, s the perfect professonal at the scene of a story - barkng orders, settng up sound equpment, focusng a portable color camera for a tght closeup. He s 12 years old. A slender towhead wth dmples and an nfectous smle, Chrs delvers hs commentary wth polsh, gnorng the crowds that nvarably gather when he and the rest of hs pnt-szed news team show up. Chrs and 39 other Sun Prare youngsters aged 9 to 14 are begnnng the thrd year of a unque broadcastng project - KDS-4, a cable televson channel run completely by chldren. "TS TOTALLY dedcated to chldren. They decde what goes on and when," sad Nancy McMahon, presdent of Ern Broadcastng and executve drector of KDS-4.? 'Just thnk of a typcal televson operaton and reduce the heght of the partcpants." Classfeds 1 LCT 4 FOUND Uat A oou nng -rfr. damond sucm mormary value met gr eenamenta. value Cat 372-4315 Reward No Low OoK) heart breeeaet rum return Kwa-3 72-5362 PomtM Reward MMng. 3 nrtga n purple vmwvt DO. ue 445 N you h eon or nwdww Cal 372 2567 PERSONALS ' SENORS' LAST CHANCE TO HAKE TOUR PORTRAT APPT FOR THE 1H2 KEY YEARBOOK CALL 372A044 TO- PAYHlt! Alpha r.u Omega ur te RtMh. Aaehe taw Omega's taaes Far Pet U. HO p.m. AnanUon AM ledteel Alpha Taw Omega H'Ss Ruth Ocl '34 S. 1:00-10:00 D.m SHOE SALE FALCON HOUSE 10 %. WOOSTER Mypnoaa. To ftaaa»s Pre-Teel Nervoue- The project has an operatng budget of about 20,000 a year, provded n part by the cty and the Sun Prare Cable Commsson. Parents are formng a "Frends of KDS-4" to support the channel. The staff ncludes a 20-chld producton crew pcked through audtons, a 12-chld programmng commttee selected by McMahon and eght cadets beng traned for next year. Although the project s not drectly afflated wth the Sun Prare School Dstrct, all partcpants must be students n the dstrct. A FEW ADULT volunteers are on hand for safety reasons and to gve techncal advce f the kds request t. But there have been no accdents n two years of operaton, and once the tranng perod s over the youngsters need lttle help wth the equpment. "'m only the adult producer. t sn't mportant what thnk they want to talk about (on the shows). t's what they want to talk about," McMahon commented. "n so many stuatons wth chldren, adults do the talkng, 25 00 Pf 352 8777 Coma ova' 4 maat ha baat house on campue Oct 13 S 16 Alpha S»gma Pte - RMMKM EUROPEAN COLOR SENSATXW-Naw raatan concept ha covvug oeevere unoeeevadry lucoua ryvja voranl reds and nch brow La Command PertOr manoa gh-e you an eacelng new too? (And remember that our oomptera performance twcut-ahamooo. cut 4 blow dry stveno DM,'9 00 wth color 1352 65)6 FRESHMAN S TRANSFER STUOENTS- Mt YOU PNOAV AT THE NEW STUDENT m n ha praaaura m already loo much, ts feme tor a raal Maat PRSSA Baa Meet Fnday Oct 9 1 JomthaVTFAL Sound SyMam and 30 kaga of peer HURRY UP and) art YEARBOOK!! Prlaa rj-oob FREE EXTRA CHEESE on any sze pzza wth on or Of» addtonal tems ASK for t when orderng yow 1M2 KEY M up Jan - CaM EXPRES DEC. 31, 1961 352-5166 COUPONaaBBBB 1 FREE [S wth the purchase of any»mall pzza or large sub f»k fo t Whan Orderng ON COUPON PtR PZZP. EXPRES DEC 31. 1981 352-5166. COUPON rf. Free Delvery TS OUR NFLATON CLPPNG SALE r l FEED FOUR FOR ONLY $ 5.00 Alpha Qamme DaKa Sprng Pledgee: Chratta, Nancy, Dab. Pan. 4 Harret. Tha hum hat begun, gal reedy lor ha on atlar your pladga maaung you'll gal your flral clua. Atlar that ha raal»! coma to you. Qat paycharj lor a graat weea_ Leva. > Alpha Ph'a Wad ake to lhana you for a ' graal tana on Fnday' Evan though ha honaymoon waa a ante ahod a ee one ol our owl taaa to data Love Tha Lambda CMS P S Thanks lor heapng wth man on Thursday 1 Usa All Four Coupons At Onca Or Ona At A Tma f l l k> l~ COUPON 2 peces of chcken $ potatoes and gravy roll 1.25 f Expres: October 27, 1981 "COUPON" 2 peces of chcken potatoes ond gravy roll ".J L. "1 t tha praaaura <t alraady loo much, ts tame lor a raaf Naa' PRSSA Bear Bleat Fnday Oct 16. 0-1 Jom ha WFAL Sound Syatam and 30 fcaga ol baa Ruan Alpha Sgma PM U Swaaa Run Alpha Sgma Ph l> Sweee Rush Alpha Sgma Pf u S ea Panky-fMurl tme thara la a Ntuard an ha thrd floor fcwtta ma and 'll brng my MM Brna- _ NEED WHEELS' Sony we cent hap you wth that problem Bu Ma only a short weft to Command Performance where wa CAN neap you serve hanalyhng problems Sro north on Thurskn to Poa krtl on Poe to Mam and ngnl on Mam about 2 brocks we're just rtas arda o Funk s and Kogar s net to State Uouor Store 352-6516 NGHTLY SPECALS AT CORNER KTCHEN 362 1610 not the lstenng." "They try to gve as lttle advce as possble," sad 11-year-old Jon Garrett, begnnng hs second year wth KDS-4. "We do everythng. We make t, we produce t, we wrte t, we flm t. ADULTS ON THE PROJECT have been surprsed that jobs behnd the camera are far more popular than oncamera spots. But the reason s obvous to the kds. " get to see how t works," Chrs explaned. There are no chld stars on KDS-4, whch s avalable n about 4,000 Sun Prare households. "No one chld gets sngled out," McMahon sad. They're smply too young to cope wth that knd of attenton. And blame." The chldren's channel s on every day and features about two hours a week of locally produced programs. Last year, KDS-4 produced a weekly news show and specal programs such as call-n shows and coverage of Sun Prare Hgh School hockey games. 'm EASY ' m CHEAP and 'm QUCK.. -th hm tor your groupe a ton. For ever S years now tha bea prtcae and aarwce H 1.0 Call Tm 3S3-70H. WHCH S MORE MPORTANT? A FANCY RESTAURANT OR OOOO fooo> CORNER KTCHEN SN'T FANCY S GREAT BUT OUR FOOD (LAST YEAR S ASHLEY 3rd LOWS ) Reun- on Party" Wad. Ocl M Maat at Dnos at 5 00 See ya there' Jane Lea Anne CongraukMorn on gettmg your padts acenaa Whan do e hrt the smev Who should warn" Love. Your Hoome Macye Ha m (formerly LaSaSssl Perm Sala Rag '35 00. Now 25 00 Hascul not mcludad 2nd toor Charge a 352-5615 Ruth Mue. Congratutobon on your accep- tance to u C Mod School 1 Wa ra as proud ol you' Love Anne. Rrla. Otona. 4 Mace SChttORS LAST CHANCE TO HAKE YOUR PORTRAT APPT. FOR THE SS2 KEY YEARBOOK. CALL S7240SS TO- OAVMK Stetere ol Kappa Dana. ha braahtaa waa lanlaatk. Thanka tor aearythlng. Tha toa waa ha baat. Epect tha unapeetad. From ha Srothera ol TKE- THS OCT. 15, the crew wll take part n a specal presentaton at an Amercan Councl for Better Broadcasts conference n Washngton, D.C. The Sun Prare youngsters wll talk wth chldren n Australa through a lve satellte hook-up. The purpose of KDS-4 s not to turn out mnature journalsts, McMahon sad. "We hope to teach them to be lterate consumers of the meda," she sad. "We ddn't set out to produce lttle Davd Brnkleys and Howard Cosells - although we may have had them." "The man thng s not a televson thng," sad McMahon's assstant, Pat O'Bren, whose 10-year-old daughter, Anne, s begnnng her second year wth KDS-4. "t gves them a sense of responsblty. t gves them a sense of accomplshment. t gves them an awareness of the communty they ddn't have before." BESDES what t's taught the chldren, the project has shown the adults THE GREAT HAR SAU-CerJect coal more than Chevaltoa. and Command Par lormanoa havcuta are not the toasl pen ewe m town But our super cuts era now owe- onced than ever betore juel 7 20 lor haaxul ttom (ctoen 4 unaprayad he only) ' 60 tor choce ol shempoo and '3 60 lor the blow dry tylmg lhall make you took graal 352-6516. TOO MANY CLASSES? la your course load mtorternng wnh gatng your ha styled' nemember that Command Performance a open every weekday avanmg unh 0 00 pm and 353 6516 T-6HMTS T-SHRTS T-SHMTS 12 00 to 5 00 on Sunday Custom, eersen - prnted T-ehlrta and apartawaar tor your groupe or orgemu- tton. Lowest prceerrteel oehyery Tsw HS-7S11. CaM f ha praaaura s already too much ra erne tor a raal otost' PRSSA Bear Sleet Frday. Ocl 16.9-1 and 30 kaga of bear Jom the WFAL Sound Syatom WHERE'S CORNER KTCHEN? WHAT S A CORNER KTCHEN? CORNER KTCHEN ADORESS S 162 S MAN FND OUT' SHOE SALE FALCON HOUSE 140 E WOOSTER Pzza or a job? 8.00 An nvestment n your future Junors, Senors, and Graduate students Lsts face t. n todays ob market a parson nade avary comprjuva dga thay can gat. To halp obtan that naaded edge Professonal Approach ncorporated has developed an nnovatve concept n the career placement feld "Student Connectons," a drectory provdng pertnent nformaton relatve to your own educatonal achevements and career goals, wll be sent drectly to the personnel offces of over 10.000 top employers n the naton Wth the cost and tme nvolved n sendng out resumes, can you afford not to have your entry ncluded n ths publcaton? Even f you are sendng out resumes and actvely ntervewng, ths publcaton wll reach countless other employers, thus ncreasng your employment optons dramatcally All of ths for the prce of a pzza! - ALL MAJORS LSTED - To take advantage of ths unque opportunty and let "Student Connectons" wort for you. please send: a 1 $8.00 (checks payable to Professonal Approach 6. Graduaton date (MoTYr) h '' nc.) Full Name Address ft Phone»to be contacted at Ma or {students wll be lsted by maon Mnor Send to Student Connectons c/o Professonal Approach nc P.O Bo. 6118. Cleveland. OH 44101 Orm Nrw 15.'9B1 COUPON 2 peces of chcken $ potatoes and gravy roll 1.25 9 -- fotartoa. Expres: October 27, 1981 COUPON 2 peces of chcken potatoes ond gravy roll 1.25 f 1.25 wf WOT renown ' ' _..,. mmam Expres: October 27, 1981 wr weau raumn PNTOanea Expres: October 27. 1981 "ts fnger lckr good" Kntd(, fred 4W BOWLNG GREEN 1020 N. Man 49X-AWV 352-2061 FREMONT PORT CLNTON J 7. Three areas of employment nterest 8 Wllng to relocate (Yea/No) fl. Member ol any organzaton to G P A (optonal) 11 Unversty Attendng Professonal Approach. nc.} Everyday low prces for the entre famly what chldren can. do, gven the chance. t has also shown them never to underestmate the youngsters' brass. One boy wrote to Walter Cronkte and sgned the letter. "Your fellow anchorman, Davd Fabe." Two vears ago, plannng ther frst show, the crew decded they wanted to ntervew Chp Carter, scheduled to stop n Sun Prare the next day to campagn for hs father. The adults told them t couldn't be done on such short notce and the presdent's son probably wouldn't be avalable to a chldren's staton anyway. Undaunted, Pete McDuffee, then 13, called the Whte House. "(Adult volunteer Robert) Rodrgaez called me that evenng and sad, 'Guess what you're dong tomorrow?'" McMahon sad. Stamps go on for 20 cents WASHNGTON (AP) - The Postal Servce s puttng 5.3 bllon 20-cent stamps on sale today although frst-class postal rates don't go up to that level untl Nov. 1. n ts announcement yesterday, the Postal Servce asked consumers to buy stamps before Nov. 1 to avod lnes at post offces. nstead of havng 20 cents on them, the new stamps bear the letter "C." Ths s the thrd tme the Postal Servce has ssued a stamp wthout a denomnaton be- Need S metos la sub s as tumehed 2 bdrm. apt- HMfCOUTELV. S1S 7tt S Put raspeweea wftolephone t n orvcanpua mallbom S1772 or call -47S-3SSS. 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srael Cabnet votes to carry out peace treaty News Analyss JERUSALEM (AP) - After some hestaton, srael has decded to lunge ahead wth ts peace wth But problems reman, prnc- Uy the ssue of Palestnan autonomy, that wll take more than goodwll to resolve. Prme Mnster Menachem Begn's Cabnet on Sunday reached a reportedly unanmous decson to carry out ts treaty oblgatons wth Egypt, barrng any new unexpected shock. The key commtment s the scheduled wthdrawal next Aprl from the Sna Pennsula, whch wll leave srael's southern flank shorn of ts protectve buffer zone. "T S VERY CLEAR that we have to go on wth the peace process even wthout Sadat - as f Sadat were stll alve." sad Deputy Prme Mnster Smcha Ehrlch. The Egyptan leader's assassnaton shook srael, whose people have long been apprehensve about gvng back terrtory for an ntangble promse of eternal peace that could easly be broken, especally once the last srael left the Sna. As long as Sadat was n frm control, the?! sraels were wllng gt to take the rsk. After hs death, the sraels' mmedate reacton was to wat and see. Nobody rushed to assure Egypt that the assassnaton would not affect the stuaton. "f the peace process contnues, the srael wthdrawal from Sna also wll contnue," sad Foregn Mnster Ytzhak Shamr, whle Begn sad nothng more than that he hoped peace would develop unnterrupted. " AM CONVNCED the peace process wll contnue," Begn told hs Cabnet, descrbng hs 40-mnute talk wth Hosn Mubarak, Sadat's desgnated successor, on Saturday, the day of Sadat's funeral. But, despte the apparent Begn- Dctonary edtor surrounded by words CLEVELAND (AP) - When t comes to chosng words, Davd Guralnk has about a mllon at hs fngertps - lterally. New words and old words, from profound to profane. They're wrtten on slps of paper and stored n rows and rows of small fle drawers outsde hs offce wth notes about where and how they're used. Guralnk s a lexcographer. From a spacous, horseshoe- STUDENTS SAVE 10 per cent on any harstylng servce. For example, harcuts just $7.20... shampoo $1.80...blow-dry stylng only $3.60. Open weekdays 10-9, Saturday 9-7, and Sunday 12-5. Appontments never needed, but recommended for perms & colorng. Command Performance HAKSTYUNGFORMDUm MfDMBV 1072 N. Man MM 3524516 (Btw»n S.. Llquoc Store nnt'»rogr nemaona Servces Corpo'ao" >ooooooe! /o Professonal photography s more than an art. When t comes to gettng o job n professonal pnotogropny. creatvty sn't enough You also need strong techncal and practcal sklls That's why. at the Oho nsttute of Photography, all our nstructors are professonal photographers so you'll graduate thnkng lke a professonal SP ' efcarfeed'oc'aye Dp> B X0 (agecta GoodTues-Fn 4-8pm Good Only Wth Coupon 2 FOR 6.99 shaped desk lookng out over one of Cleveland's busests corners, he edts "Webster's New World Dctonary of the Amercan Language." The unadorned blue book s one of the four top dctonares n the country and the one used as frst reference by such august publcatons as The New York Tmes and The Wall Street Journal. " supervse an edtoral staff that montors the language and 2 Shrmpmate Dnners lucw llh lr rjm MtcaV Mtewmmtm Expres: Oct 31st '81 reports on t," Guralnk sad. "Our emphass s on the Englsh language as spoken n Amerca, and for that reason, we chose to call t the dctonary of the Amercan language." The dctonary s the only one of the top four to call the language Amercan. "t does for the Amercan language what the 'Oxford Englsh Dctonary' does for the language as a whole," he sad. But t's not the only one to use the name Webster. FALCON HOCKEY S BACK TONGHT 7:30 P.M. FALCONS VS.MCH-DEARBORN ALL SEATS GENERAL ADMSSON ADULTS $3.00 STUDENTS $2.00 ALL-SPORTS PASS NOT VALD! TCKETS AVALABLE AT DOOR. And we've never heard of you ether. We're the College Republcans. We're the Republcan Parly on campus. We regster voters, work n campagns, partcpate o party conventons, hear speakers, work for legslaton. But t's not all poltcs. We're nvolved n communty servce programs. Some of us are nvolved n student government. And we're not always so serous- There are plenty of good, fun tmes. Now you know about us. How about lettng us get to know you? t's easy--just jon us. The College Re-publcans. Date: October 13th Place: 102 Lfe Scence Tme: 7:30 p.m. (All Welcome) frtf rj GoodTA., Fn4-8pm Qco V "V<'h Coupon n! J Mubarak rapport, the remanng obstacles wll be dffcult ones to clear. Talks are stll deadlocked on Palestnan self-rule n the srael-occuped West Bank of the Jordan Rver and the Gaza Strp. One srael analyst, Professor Mordecha Abr of the Hebrew Unversty, predcts that Mubarak, who was Sadat's lason wth Saud Araba, wll try to rebuld tes wth that key Arab state by takng a tougher lne on the Palestnan ssue. srael offcals say the Sadat assassnaton appears to have shaken the U.S. government out of ts seemng apathy toward the autonomy talks. The G. and C. Merram Co. of Sprngfeld, Mass., bought the Webster dctonary from Noah Webster's hers more than a century ago and uses the name for ts Merram-Webster dctonares. The dctonary s completely overhauled every 12 to 20 years, wth updatngs every two years, Guralnk sad. t never gets bg- Ser, so sometmes entres are eleted or defntons are rewrtten to make room for new words. Welcome Students GVE US A TRY 75' SEVENTY-FVE CENTS OFF ANY Sandwch And Salad Bar Combnaton Good Anytme Mon.-Fr. 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"THE MAN PURPOSE s to provde relef for famles who normally take care of handcapped famly members," sad Tern Wanner, the agency's executve drector. "There's a lot of people who, f they ddn't get ths knd of help, would have to put the famly member n a nursng home or nsttuton." The program began two years ago and s funded by prvate donatons, federal money and the Unted Appeal, Wanner sad. Care erovders go through an eght-week anng program that teaches them how to care for people wth varous handcaps. Mon.-Fr. " Normally, most of the burden of carng for ther son falls on Mary Fath, 64. Her husband has had most of both of hs feet amputated and s legally blnd as a result of dabetes. "SHE S MY EYES and my son's ears," sad Fath, 65. "She has to do almost everythng for us. She has to do all the drvng and a lot of the readng." The Faths learned about the Respte Care Program last year and used t to attend two famly weddngs out of state. "We only pad $75 for each weekend," Mrs. Path sad. 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M TV K Nm Oclabrr 13. N Sports Akron defense hands Falcon kckers frst loss, 2-0 by Tracy Collns News stan reporter Bowlng Green's soccer team got a taste of ts own medcne, and wth t, ts frst taste of defeat, last Saturday, as the Falcons dropped a 2-0 decson to Akron at Mckey Cochrane Feld. The Falcons, who have recorded sx shutouts ths season, had ther offense completely manhandled by the Zps, due to Akron's ncredble strength n the backfeld. BG was lmted to just fve shots on goal, wth only one comng n the second half. BG's strkers, who between them Unversty of Akron back Tony Felpe (8) leaps over an attempted tackle by Bowlng Green's Bart Markel (13), n staff photo by Al Fuch Bowlng Green's Chrs Koehler (96) and Chrs Los (95) cross the fnsh lne hand-n-hand n a te for frst place h last Saturday's cross country meet. BG back on course by Cbuck Krumel News staff reporter The Bowlng Green men's cross country team, runnng ts frst home meet of the season, responded wth ts fnest showng ths year, easly outdstancng Ball State 15-50, to mprove ts mark to 2-5. Junor Chrs Koehler and sophomore Chrs Los ted for frst wth a tme of 31:59 over the 6.1-mle dstance. Sophomore Tm Brennan was second at 32:08 whle Bob Barrett, Jeff Boutelle and senor co-captan Holger Hlle all ted for thrd wth a tme of 32:34. "Ball State dd not have that strong of a team," Brodt sad. "They were behnd us n the conference. We had some runners that really ran well for us today. Barrett has not been up there n a whle and he ran a good race, so dd Boutelle. But we stll need to mprove more before the MAC tournament, though." BRODT SAD the Falcons worked prmarly on runnng as a group durng most of last week n practce. Brodt added that one of the team's major weaknesses throughout the year has been ts nablty to place ts lower runners hgher n the standngs. "t's hard to expect runners to place near the top when everyone s not n the same knd of shape," Brodt sad. "Before ths race, we just wanted to run together and do well as a team. thnk we accomplshed that." Koehler, the team's top runner all season, agreed wth Brodt. "The team ran well even though the competton wasn't all that strong," Koehler sad. "We worked mostly on team work. Hopefully, we'll get stronger as we move closer to the MAC. Rght now, we need to work a lttle more on mprovng ourselves n some areas." Hlle, who has slowed by a cold, ran hs best race ths fall. "Ths race was a bg lft for all of us," Hlle sad. "t was my best race so far. was mpressed by the fact that we shut them out." Koehler sad he felt he could have run faster, but sad he probably wll not reach hs peak untl the MAC champonshps. " feel that 'm mprovng more as season progresses," Koehler sad. had 127 shots and 23 coals n eght games enterng Saturday's contest, got just three shots at the goal, wth only one posng a threat to Akron's freshman goaltender. Glen Sharkey. Bob Theophlus, BG's co-leader n shots enterng the game, was totally shutout n the contest. But the statstcs can be msleadng. The teams were very even throughout most of the contest, and BG's backs, for the most part, were able to handle Akron's forwards. The Zps' backfeld (Smon Spellng, Charle Theuma, Davd Strecker, Savas Tstrds and Steve Nchol) proved to tlt photo by Al Fuch acton from last Saturday's 2-0 Falcon defeat. Lookng on s Zp forward J.B. Amangoua (12). Falcons host Mchgan-Dearborn be the domnant and decdng factor. "OUR STRKERS were a lttle ntmdated," BG coach Gary Palmsano sad. "The Akron backs kept them guessng. They really took our strkers out of the game. Nchol s one of the best sweepers n the country." The Falcons' defense was put to the test by Akron's front lne of Matt Englsh, al-amercan Joe Perera and J.B. Amangoua. Due to sparklng performances by Lenny Connors and goaltender Joe Koury, and a fne effort from Charle Thomas, BG was able to shut the Zps down, except for two mstakes whch Akron turned nto goals. Akron scored at the 18:45 mark of the frst half, when Englsh broke nsde of BG's Mke Mller to take Spellng's comer kck, slammng t passed Koury, who was screened on the play. "We played well n the frst half, but we needed to score to put some pressure on them," Palmsano sad. "We had to play 65 percent of the game under pressure, and that throws a team off ts tmng." That pressured showed wth 4:27 left n the game, when a mental error by Mller gave the Zps an nsurance goal. Defendng on Englsh, Mller ntercepted the hall but nadvertently passed t to Perera, who was all alone n front of the Falcon goal, where he easly beat Koury. "THERE WAS A bg mx-up on that second goal," Koury sad. "Mlls (Mller) made a blnd pass -1 thnk he was tryng to ht Charle (Thomas). came out, and knew that f he (Perera) took one more drbble. had hm. Unfortunately, he ddn't take the second drbble. Besdes the two scorng plays, Akron had an apparent goal called back because of a penalty, and had another shot ht the crossbar. BG's answer on offense conssted manly of a 40 second offensve surge n the frst half, when the Falcons had two very near msses. Akron's defense never agan let BG get that close. " sad before the game that there were two thngs that we needed to do n order to wn, and that was frst, to not let them score on a restart, whch Akron dd; and second, to play flawless soccer, but we made two very bad mstakes," Palmsano sad. "You lust can't make those knd of mstakes aganst an opponent lke Akron. "Akron was bgger, and taller across the board, and t showed. They were the domnate force n the mdfeld. And Matt Englsh was the domnant player (Englsh had 10 of Akron s 17 shots on goal). "t was lke f our football team had to lne up aganst Notre Dame. Both teams are sklled, but there's no way we can match up sze and strengthwse. You have got to gve credt to our team, though, because they worked ther tals off. t s mportant that the players realze ths s not the end of the season, whch s somethng that would have also had to realze U we had won." The Falcons, now 7-1-1, wll have no break after playng Akron, whch was ranked thrd n the regon (to BG's ffth) and second n the state (to BG's thrd) enterng Saturday's contest. BG must now face ndana, whch s ranked frst n the regon and second n the country. The game wll be played tomorrow, at 3:30, at Mckey Cochrane Feld. Skaters prevew latest edton n exhbton by Chrs Sherk pats' edtor t s tme for the speculaton to smmer and the expectatons to bol concernng ths year's edton of the Bowlng Green hockey Falcons. BG hosts Dvson power Mchgan-Dearborn today n a 7:30 exhbton contest at the ce Arena. Tckets are stll avalable for the game, $2.00 for students and $3.00 for adults. Sports passes wll not admt BG students. The Falcons have been n camp for three weeks, preparng for ther regular season opener aganst North Dakota, Frday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. n the ce Arena. The NoDaks were the 1980 Natonal champons after beatng Northern Mchgan, of the Central Collegate Hockey Assocaton. Next week, BG travels to defendng natonal champon Wsconsn for a two-game set wth the Badgers. Coach Jerry York, n lookng at tonght's pre-season opponent, sad he expects Mchgan-Dearborn to provde hs untested skaters wth some useful experence before headng nto two weeks of hockey wth the naton's best. "We're all lookng forward to Mchgan-Dearborn," York, now n hs thrd year as Falcon coach, sad. "t's lke a dress rehearsal. We've been anxously lookng forward to North Dakota ths weekend. Mchgan-Dearborn wll be good for us early n season to get some of the wrnkles out, offensvely and defensvely." The exhbton game also provdes York wth some added knowledge of how some of hs younger players (eght cers wll be seeng ther frst acton n a BG unform) wll perform n a Rame-lke stuaton. " thnk t wll help our squad get ready for ths weekend," York sad. "A lot of spots stll are not frmed up at forward and goale. f somebody comes out tomorrow nght, he mght earn a few ponts. "We're lookng for lots of hustle. t's stll early for our team. But f we work very hard, we mght play out some of those wrnkles." York sad he wll play all three of the goales on the team tonght. Junor Mke Davd, sophomore George Smth and freshman Wayne Collns wll each be n goal for the Falcons for one perod. York lsted four pars of defensemen that are lkely to see acton, as well. Bran MacLellan and Dave O'Bran wll match up at the blue lne, as wll Wayne Wlson and Mke Pkul. Garry Galley and Barry Mlls, and Chrs Sanna and Doug Warren. York sad he has soldfed two forward lnes and has hopes of developng two more lnes by ths weekend. The lnes of George McPhee, Bran Hlls, and freshman Dave Randerson and John Samansk, Perry Braun and another freshman, George Roll are set, accordng to York, although Roll s Questonable for tonght's game, as he has a brused heel. Those who are battlng for the other lnes are: Tm Hack, Nck Bandescu, Chrs Guertn, Km Collns, Andre Latretlle, Peter Wlson, and freshmen Dan Kane, Kerry Kennedy and Scott Mader. m notes Entres for cross country, golf and fraternty hockey are due today. Entres are avalable from fraternty and resdence hall athletc charmen and at the M offce, 201 Memoral Hall. The cross country meet wll be held Frday at 4:30 p.m. on the Unversty Golf Course, the ste of the golf tourney. Saturday at 10 a.m. Fraternty hockey begns Sunday at 10:30 p.m. Entres for the all-campus handball and racquetball tournaments are due next Tuesday, Oct. 20. Entres for women's soccer are due tomorrow n 108 Student Recreaton Center. Tournament play begns Saturday at 10 a.m. Harrers team up on Eastern, Cedarvlle by Chuck Krumel News staff reporter The Bowlng Green women's cross' country team took a gant step toward the October 24th Md-Amercan Conference Champonshp by defeatng league rval Eastern Mchgan, 21-40, and Cedarvlle 15-50, last Saturday at BG. The Falcons captured sx of the top nne postons wth freshman JoAnn Lancaux and junor Kathy Kaczor fnshng frst and second for BG for the ffth consecutve tme ths season. Lancaux set a new BG course record wth a tme of 18:10.8, breakng the old mark of 18:20.2, set last month by Mchgan's Melane Weaver. EMU's Cheryl Scheffer and Bonne Arnold grabbed the thrd and fourth postons wth tmes of 18:23 and 18:28 respectvely. Head coach Sd Snk, sad he was surprsed by hs team's strong showng and sad the team s stronger now than last year at ths tme. "Everybody just ran super," Snk sad. "t surprsed me. we ran the frst mle ten seconds faster than we had planned. We had 17 runners fnsh the race n under twenty mnutes. Last year we only had eght. That's a tremendous mprovement on our home course." Lancaux's record-breakng run came despte makng a wrong turn shortly after passng the two mle mark of the race. Lancaux was leadng the pack, wth Kaczor followng close behnd, when she became confused and made the faulty turn. Snk sad Lancaux may have run 90 yards before rghtng herself. " got confused about the layout of the course and turned too soon," Lancaux sad. "t was a good thng Kathy was behnd me or mght have went a lttle further before realzng my mstake." The race marked a BG frst of sorts, as both the women's and Falcons' men's team started ther meets smultanously from the startng lne. "t felt strange startng at the same tme wth the guys," Kaczor sad. "They started out so fast, t seemed they were way ahead of us by the tme we got gong." Snk sad perhaps the smultaneous start helped hs team run the frst mle a lttle faster than expected. Other Falcon runners that placed near the top were; junor Terr Gndlesberger, 5th, wth a tme of 18:31; Gdget Wcham (6th, 18:36); Rosale Cocta (7th, 18:37); Sandra Cook (8th, 18:57); and Bev Lynch (9th. 19:06). The Falcons travel to Oho State ths Saturday to partcpate n the Oho ntercollegate nvtatonal. The nvte wll also double as a dual meet wth Oho Unversty. _ rs.: J s,ff photo by Das Omor Bowlng Green junor Kathy Kaczor s con....umh,. bv women's cross country assstant Jake Rce after fnshng second n last Saturday's tr-mee.

The BC Newt OcMktr 11. M Draw: Falcon defense saves face aganst Redskn attack by Chrs Sberk sports edtor f, ndeed, Bowlng Green felded an offense n ts 7-7 sleeper wth Mam last Saturday, each of those 11 players deserves an Oscar for a collectve mpersonaton of the nvsble Man. Fortunately for the stll-wnless Falcons, they dd stage a respectable defensve performance to salvage a Md-Amercan Conference te and avod a nnth straght defeat at the hands of the Redskns. For some of the 14,768 on hand, the tght, defensve struggle was not enough to keep them n ther seats, as many headed for the exts before the start of the fourth quarter, wth BG down 7-0. PERHAPS T WAS the 90 yards total offense, a mere 17 on the ground, that the Falcons had to show for three quarters of the football game that compelled the fans to depart. Or perhaps t was the ease wth whch Mam ran up and down the feld all afternoon (amassng 244 yards rushng). Nevertheless, the Falcons were down by just a touchdown wth S mnutes to play. So when Mam's Greg Jones coughed up hs second fumble on hs own 43-yardlne and the Falcons converted the mscue nto a score, the stage was set for the fnal act. Wth the ball restng on the Redskn 43 followng the Jones' fumble, BG roused ts dormant offense. Bryant "Cowboy" Jones toted the ball four tmes n the scorng drve, Sckng up two frst downs n the process. -reg Taylor, quarterback turned flanker, legged out 14 yards on a reverse and freshman tght end Mark Dowdell snagged a Dayne Palsgrove pass for sx yards and two more frst downs. The drve was capped when Palsgrove bootlegged rght and found a wde-open Dowdell n the endzone. t was the frst BG touchdown aganst Mam snce 1978. WHEN BG HEAD COACH Denny Stolz decded aganst a go-ahead, two-pont converson wth 5:57 remanng, Gehad Youseff golfed hs kck through the uprghts to te t at "You gotta have two tght ends to go for two BG crowd frustrated as Falcons, Redskns play to 7-7...(yawn)...deadlock Perhaps Bowlng Green should be happy to have forged a te wth Mam last Saturday. After all, the Falcons dd not deserve to wn, and for the frst tme n nne years, BG dd not lose to the Redskns. But, college football, even at ths Unversty, does not work that way. No one goes home satsfed after a te and t s especally dsgustng when the two teams seemngly play for a te towards the end of a game that was not very exctng to begn wth. Frst, BG stunned ts fans by not gong for a two-pont converson after scorugwth 5:57 remanng n the game. BG head coach Denny Stolz sad afterwards that the Falcons couldn't go for two wth just one tght end n the game. NJURES HAVE deleted BG's recevng corps ths season and tght end has been one of the hardest ht areas. But Stolz' memory must have been falng hm, because earler ths season at Oho Unversty, BG not only went for, but successfully completed a two-pont converson wth just one tght end. Stolz also sad that, wth nearly sx mnutes left n the contest, he felt BG's defense could hold the Redskns, and the Falcons would have tme to drve for another score. At least somebody stll has confdence n the hghly mpotent BG offense. After watchng the Redskns C'l the Falcons all over the feld and t them to a measley 141 total yards, most fans regarded the touchdown wth 5:57 left as some sort of sgn from the heavens. Gehad Youseff's extra pont kck cleared the uprghts by all of a couple nches to te the game and led Stolz to admt later that that's not money n the bank at all" when Youseff launches a PAT kck. FOR THE FALCONS to wn the contest n the fnal sx mnutes, they almost certanly would have had to Enetrate very deep nto Mam rrtory. Stolz even admtted after the game that BG would have had to tet very close ndeed for Youseff to ck a feld goal nto the ferce Doyt Perry Feld wnd. Sports brefs. There wll be an organzatonal meetng for all those nterested n women's ndoor and outdoor track tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. n the women's lockerroom on the west sde of Doyt Perry Feld. The Bowlng Green Roadrunners Sdelne Joe Menzer assstant sports edtor After Stolz' decson to settle for the one-ponter, MU head coach Tom Reed further confused the fans by runnng the football and then puntng t away n the fnal seconds. t seemed as f the two coaches thought that the Md-Amercan Conference was gvng out a specal bonus last weekend for teams that ted. "We Just were not executng," Reed sad. "f you want to play percentage football, the percentages n that stuaton dctate that we have Jones run the football." Even though Jones was Mam's most effectve.qffensve weapon,. runnng for 186 yards on a recordtyng 45 carres, t s almost too much to ask of any back to take a team from ts own 26-yard lne nto feld goal range n a matter of 1:33. THEN, WHEN fourth down-andfour came up, and Stolz fully expected the Redskns to fake a punt, the fans watched dsbelevngly as both teams let nearly 20 seconds tck off the clock. No one called tmeout, and Stolz later revealed that he was unsure how many he had left. " don't thnk had ever coached a te here, but 've coached qute a few one-ponters" Stolz sad afterwards, referrng to all the close games BG has lost n the last two years. Stolz' track record ndcates that he does not play for tes. Wth the game on the lne earler ths season at OU, the Falcons dd not hestate to go for two. Two seasons ago, n a smlar stuaton aganst Kentucky, BG made the same decson. Perhaps Stolz had nghtmare vsons Saturday of another heartbreakng one-pont loss. But the home fans Stolz ana the Falcons so much wanted to please desperately wanted a shot at somethng they haven't experenced n seven games spannng two seasons - a clear-cut vctory. wll be sponsorng a organzatonal meetng tor all nterested runners Thursday, Oct. 15, at 7 p.m. at the Wntergarden Lodge. Sd Snk, coach of the women's cross country team at the Unversty wll speak and conduct a runnng clnc. For nformaton, call the Falcon House at 352-3610. Weekend wrap-up. Strckers splt Bowlng Green's feld hockey team splt a doubleheader wth two Md- Amercan Conference opponents last Saturday, fallng to Northern llnos, 3-1, but thrashng Western Mchgan, 3-0. Despte the loss, BG's frst n the conference, the Falcons (4-1) stand ted for frst place n the MAC wth Mam. Oho Unversty, Central Mchgan and Ball State all tral wth 3-1 marks. The stckers travel to Mchgan, today, for a 4 p.m. contest, then wll contnue conference competton ths weekend wth Toledo, Eastern Mchgan and Ball State. An nablty to convert penalty corners nto goals was BG's downfall n ts loss to Northern llnos Saturday mornng. The Falcons were gven 22 penalty shots whch yelded no shots on the NU goal. "They (Northern llnos) just controlled the game." sad BG coach Pat Brett. "We couldn't get any shots off, and that deflated us. The Huskes dd all ther scorng damage n the frst half. Stace Boluman knocked n a goal at 1:45 nto the game. Cndy Potteogen talled what turned out to be the wnnng goal, and Boluman followed up wth another score. Nanc Smth had the Falcons' only goal, connectng late n the second BG then unleashed ts wrath on Western Mchgan that afternoon. Senor Deb Lux led off the scorng bltz sx mnutes nto the game. Smth, asssted by Kathleen Kelly, knocked (ponts)," Stolz sad, referrng to both hs decson on the converson and hs one-deep stuaton at tght end. "We wll have another tght end back next week, Davd Mller (who was njured durng pre-season practce n September.) Mam stll had plenty of tme to score, and appeared close to dong t. untl BG safety Martn Bayless ntercepted an undertnrown John Appold pass to Don Treadwell n the corner of the endzone wth 2:27 left. t was the fourth tme Mam penetrated to wthn the BG 15-yard lne and came away sans score. "Our offense contnued to make a thousand mstakes," Mam head coach Tom Reed sad. "We had tremendous opportuntes. The offense s strctly my responsblty. We have not been on track the way we should have, especally n that game. t was a dsaster at best." Mam's frst drve pushed the ball to the BG 6. But t was halted when offensve nterference was called n the endzone, resultng n an automatc touchback and BG's ball on the 20. REDSKN PLACEKCKER Mke Kebach mssed a 28-yard feld goal attempt nto the wnd, closng down another threat early n the second perod. On ther next possesson, the Redskns drove to the BG 10, only to be stopped n ther moccasns by Jones' frst fumble. "Our defense absolutely sucked t up n the scorng zone," Stolz sad. "They (BG) had three ncredble penaltes (a fumbled punt, when the ball bounced off the back of Tony Graham, pass nterference and roughng the passer). The defense played lke the devl. They (Mam) could have scored seven touchdowns wth that many errors. Mam dd manage to score wth 45 seconds left n the frst half, when Jones capped a 12- play, 54-yard drve wth a one-yard dve up the mddle. Jones equaled the Mam record for total carres n one game. 45, whle ganng 186 yards to pad hs conference-leadng rushng mark of 131 yards per game. AFTER BAYLESS'S ntercepton n the endzone prevented Mam from breakng the deadlock late n the game, the Redskns got tal photo by Al Fuchs Mam's elusve talback, Greg Jones, shakes off BG defensve back Lee Wllams on one of hs 45 carres totalng 186 yards last Saturday at Doyt Perry Feld. n her second goal of the day mdway through the frst half, and Kerry Dargan wrapped thngs up by scorng just before the half. "We were much, much better the second game," sad Brett. "We fnally pulled t all together and thngs fellnto place." Spkers swept Bowlng Green's women's volleyball team dropped all four of ts matches last weekend at the Wndy Cty Classc n Chcago. BG's record falls to 4-12. BG dropped ts frst match, 15-5 and 15-3, to owa, and lost ts second match to Loyola Unversty of Chcago, 15-8 and 15-7. The Falcons threatened each of ther next two opponents before fallng. The Falcons lost to Lews College (14-16,15-12 and 1W) and DePaul (7-15, 15-7 and 15-12). Although the Falcons dropped all of ther games, they showed marked mprovement n ther play over the four games, senor spker Sara Rngle sad. "We started off a lttle slow n the matches, but we played much better as the weekend went along," Rngle sad. "We're playng better as we get to know each other more and as the freshmen get ther experence." A major problem for BG was fallng behnd early n the games, although not because of a lack of ntensty, Rngle sad. "Usually the score of a game s obvous when you are on the court because of the way the players are playng, so you don't need to look at the scoreboard," she sad. "But n our early matches, t would feel (n ntensty) that the game was very close. but would look up to the scoreboard and see that we were down by 10 ponts. "We really played more lke we should n the last two games. thnk the team wll be alrght as soon as we play more together wthout lapses n concentraton." The Falcons return home to Anderson Arena, tonght at 7:30. to face Md-Amercan Conference foe Eastern Mchgan. Golfers fourth Bowlng Green's men's golf team fnshed fourth n the 13-team Buckeye Classc Tournament last weekend n Columbus. the ball back for one last tme. But unable to move the football, the Redskns lned up to punt. Both teams allowed the clock to run as Steve Bumpass' punt was downed at the BG 26. Palsgrove's pass to Taylor fell ncomplete as tme ran out. Stolz sad that he was unsure whether he had one tmeout left, whch n fact he dd. "HeH yes, thought they were gong to fake punt t,'' Stolz sad, justfyng hs decson to allow the clock to run. "We can't kck a feld goal from there (the BG 26) when there's one play left n the ball game. We've got to get awfully close to kck a feld goal nto the wnd. FALCON NOTES: n hs frst start at flanker for BG, Taylor caught sx passes for 42 yards and ran twce for fve more. Stolz commented, "He's the only player we've got rght now who's got any skll to run once le gets outsde. thought he played very well. n fact, he made a block on the frst play; about ded." m Yanks, A's open seres NEW YORK (AP) - Oakland's young, fred-up A's challenge the tradtonladen New York Yankees wth the Amercan League pennant at stake n a best-of-fve champonshp seres begnnng tonght. The A's, managed by ex-yankees' skpper Blly Martn, feature a speedorented attack that s called "Bllyball," a trbute to the plot who has taken the team from sorry also-rans to champonshp contenders. The A's speed game, led by fleet outfelder Rckey Henderson who stole 100 bases last year and 56 n 108 games ths season, s n stark contrast to New York's rock-'em, sock-'em long ball approach, eptomzed by slugger Regge Jackson. t was Jackson's two-run homer that trggered the Yankees' 7-3 AL East Dvson clncher aganst Mlwaukee Sunday nght. The A's swept to the West Dvson crown, elmnatng defendng champon Kansas Cty n three straght games. New York and Oakland earned ther way nto the postseason playoffs by leadng ther dvsons for the frst half of the season. Oakland set a record, wnnng 17 of ts frst 18 games. The A's fnshed the frst half at 37-23 and were 64-45 for the full season. The Yanks were 34-22 for the frst half and 59-48 overall. The Yankees receved some bad news Monday when t was dsclosed that a blster on the rght ndex fnger had knocked Rck Reuschel out of the second game start. "Hs chances of ptchng Wednesday are not very good," sad Clyde Kng, the Yankees' ptchng coach. The Yankees wll open wth lefthander Tommy John Tuesday nght aganst Oakland rght-hander Mke Norrs. Reuschel's njury forced New York Manager Bob Lemon to revse hs ptchng plans after that. Lefthander Rudy May wll work Game Two, followed by rooke Dave Rghett n the thrd game and Ron Gudry n Game Four. "The blster's not too bad," sad Reuschel. " should be ready sometme n ths seres." When he returns to acton, Reuschel probably wll be n the bullpen, a busy place n the Yankees' scheme of thngs. Sunday nght's 7-3 East Dvson clncher aganst Mlwaukee was a perfect example of the club's approach to these games. New York splt the frst seven nnngs of the game between Gudry and Rghett, then turned the lead over to relef ace Rch Gossage. t was Gossage's thrd save of the seres, and t s a pattern that John dxpects to contnue. "On ths club, you get to the seventh nnng and t's ted or you're ahead by a run, you know you're gong to get Goose or (Ron) Davs," he sad. That's not the case wth the A's, where Martn specalzes n complete games for hs ptchng staff. A year ago, the Oakland ptchers completed a record 94 games. BG coach John Pper sad he was pleased wth the overall performance of hs sx-man contngent n the Falcons' frst tourney ths fall. BG plays an abrevated schedule n the fall to qualfy the sx best golfers for the sprng's regular season. Oho State and South Carolna ted for frst n the 54-hole Buckeye tourney, at 1130, before the Gamecocks won the champonshp by one stroke n a te-breakng round. OSU's Stan Cooke and Greg Ladehoff ted for ndvdual medalst honors at 7-overpar, 223. Jean LaRochelle carded BG's best overall score, a 77-74-76-227, good for a sxth-place te. Fnshng behnd LaRochelle for BG were: Randy Stocke (77-76-77-230'; Al Paonessa (74-79-80-233); Mke Dzenny.80-77- 79-236). Pat Shaws <82-74-84-'>40': and Brad Turner 78-83-87 2481

TV K Ntw> OcloVr 13. M Sports Akron defense hands Falcon kckers frst loss, 2-0 by Tracy Collns New staff reporter Bowlng Green's soccer team got a taste of ts own medcne, and wth t, ts frst taste of defeat, last Saturday, as the Falcons dropped a 2-0 decson to Akron at Mckey Cochrane Feld. The Falcons, who have recorded sx shutouts ths season, had ther offense completely manhandled by the Zps, due to Akron's ncredble strength n the backfeld. BG was lmted to just fve shots on goal, wth only one comng n the second half. BG's strkers, who between them Unversty of Akron back Tony Felpe (8) leaps over an attempted tackle by Bowlng Green's Bart Markel (13), n tll photo by AlFuch Bowlng Green's Chrs Koehler (96) and Chrs Los (85) cross the fnsh lne hand-n-hand n a te for frst place n last Saturday's cross country meet. BG back on course by Chuck Krumel News staff reporter The Bowlng Green men's cross country team, runnng ts frst home meet of the season, responded wth ts fnest showng ths year, easly outdstancng Ball State 15-50, to mprove ts mark to 2-5. Junor Chrs Koehler and sophomore Chrs Los ted for frst wth a tme of 31:59 over the 6.1-mle dstance. Sophomore Tm Brennan was second at 32:08 whle Bob Barrett, Jeff Boutelle and senor co-captan Holger Hlle all ted for thrd wth a tme of 32:34. "Ball State dd not have that strong of a team," Brodt sad. "They were behnd us n the conference. We had some runners that really ran well for us today. Barrett has not been up there n a whle and he ran a good race, so dd Boutelle. But we stll need to mprove more before the MAC tournament, though." BRODT SAD the Falcons worked prmarly on runnng as a group durng most of last week n practce. Brodt added that one of the team's major weaknesses throughout the year has been ts nablty to place ts lower runners hgher n the standngs. "t's nard to expect runners to place near the top when everyone s not n the same knd of shape," Brodt sad. "Before ths race, we just wanted to run together and do well as a team. thnk we accomplshed that." Koehler, the team's top runner all season, agreed wth Brodt. "The team ran well even though the com- K'tton wasn't all that strong," oehler sad. "We worked mostly on team work. Hopefully, we'll get stronger as we move closer to the MAC. Rght now, we need to work a lttle more on mprovng ourselves n some areas." Hlle, who has slowed by a cold, ran hs best race ths fall. "Ths race was a bg lft for all of us," Hlle sad. "t was my best race so far. was mpressed by the fact that we shut them out." Koehler sad he felt he could have run faster, but sad he probably wll not reach hs peak untl the MAC champonshps. " feel that 'm mprovng more as season progresses," Koehler sad. had 127 shots and 23 goals n eght games enterng Saturday's contest, got just three shots at the goal, wth only one posng a threat to Akron's freshman goaltender. Glen Sharkey. Bob Theophlus, BG's co-leader n shots enterng the game, was totally shutout n the contest. But the statstcs can be msleadng. The teams were very even throughout most of the contest, and BG's backs, for the most part, were able to handle Akron's forwards. The Zps' backfeld (Smon Spellng, Charle Theuma, Davd Strecker, Savas Tstrds and Steve Nchol) proved to lft photo by AlFuchs acton from last Saturday's 2-0 Falcon defeat. Lookng on s Zp forward J.B. Amangoua (12). Falcons host Mchgan- Dearborn be the domnant and decdng factor. "OUR STRKERS were a lttle ntmdated," BG coach Gary Palmsano sad. "The Akron backs kept them guessng. They really took our strkers out ofthe game. Nchol s one of the best sweepers n the country." The Falcons' defense was put to the test by Akron's front lne of Matt Englsh, all-amercan Joe Perera and J.B. Amangoua. Due to sparklng performances by Lenny Connors and goaltender Joe Koury, and a fne effort from Charle Thomas, BG was able to shut the Zps down, except for two mstakes whch Akron turned nto goals. Akron scored at the 18:45 mark of the frst half, when Englsh broke nsde of BG's Mke Mller to take Spellng's corner kck, slammng t passed Koury, who was screened on the play. "We played well n the frst half, but we needed to score to put some pressure on them," Palmsano sad. "We had to play 65 percent of the game under pressure, and that throws a team off ts tmng." That pressured showed wth 4:27 left n the game, when a mental error by Mller gave the Zps an nsurance goal. Defendng on Englsh, Mller ntercepted the ball but nadvertently passed t to Perera, who was all alone n front of the Falcon goal, where be easly beat Koury. "THERE WAS A bg mx-up on that second goal," Koury sad. "Mlls (Mller) made a blnd pass -1 thnk he was tryng to ht Charle (Thomas). came out, and knew that f he (Perera) took one more drbble, had hm. Unfortunately, he ddn't take the second drbble.' Besdes the two scorng plays. Akron had an apparent goal called back because of a penalty, and had another shot ht the crossbar. BG's answer on offense conssted manly of a 40 second offensve surge n the frst half, when the Falcons had two very near msses. Akron's defense never agan let BG get that close. " sad before the game that there were two thngs that we needed to do n order to wn, and that was frst, to not let them score on a restart, whch Akron dd; and second, to play flawless soccer, but we made two very bad mstakes," Palmsano sad. "You just can't make those knd of mstakes aganst an opponent lke Akron. "Akron was bgger, and taller across the board, and t showed. They were the domnate force n the mdfeld. And Matt Englsh was the domnant player (Englsh had 10 of Akron's 17 shots on goal). "t was lke f our football team had to lne up aganst Notre Dame. Both teams are sklled, but there's no way we can match up sze and strengthwse. You have got to gve credt to our team, though, because they worked ther tals off. t s mportant that the players realze ths s not the end of the season, whch s somethng that would have also had to realze f we had won." The Falcons, now 7-1-1, wll have no break after playng Akron, whch was ranked thrd n the regon (to BG's ffth) and second n the state (to BG's thrd) enterng Saturday's contest. BG must now face ndana, whch s ranked frst n the regon and second n the country. The game wll be played tomorrow, at 3:30, at Mckey Cochrane Feld. Skaters prevew latest edton n exhbton by Chrs Sherk sports edtor t s tme for the speculaton to smmer and the expectatons to bol concernng ths year's edton of the Bowlng Green hockey Falcons. BG hosts Dvson power Mchgan-Dearborn today n a 7:30 exhbton contest at the ce Arena. Tckets are stll avalable for the game, $2.00 for students and $3.00 Tor adults. Sports passes wll not admt BG students. The Falcons have been n camp for three weeks, preparng for ther reqular season opener aganst North Dakota, Frday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. n the ce Arena. The NoDaks were the 1980 Natonal champons after beatng Northern Mchgan, of the Central Collegate Hockey Assocaton. Next week, BG travels to defendng natonal champon Wsconsn for a two-game set wth the Badgers. Coach Jerry York, n lookng at tonght's pre-season opponent, sad he expects Mchgan-Dearborn to provde hs untested skaters wth some useful experence before headng nto two weeks of hockey wth the naton's best. "We're all lookng forward to Mchgan-Dearborn," York, now n hs thrd year as Falcon coach, sad. "t's lke a dress rehearsal. We've been anxously lookng forward to North Dakota ths weekend. Mchgan-Dearborn wll be good for us early n season to get some of the wrnkles out, offensvely and defensvely." The exhbton game also provdes York wth some added knowledge of how some of hs younger players (eght cers wll be seeng ther frst acton n a BG unform) wll perform n a game-lke stuaton. " thnk t wll help our squad get ready for ths weekend," York sad. "A lot of spots stll are not frmed up at forward and goale. f somebody comes out tomorrow nght, he mght earn a few ponts. "We're lookng for lots of hustle. t's stll early for our team. But f we work very hard, we mght play out some of those wrnkles. York sad he wll play all three of the goales on the team tonght. Junor Mke Davd, sophomore George Smth and freshman Wayne Collns wll each be n goal for the Falcons for one perod. York lsted four pars of defensemen that are lkely to see acton, as well. Bran MacLeUan and Dave O'Bran wll match up at the blue lne, as wll Wayne Wlson and Mke Pkul. Garry Galley and Barry Mlls, and Chrs Sanna and Doug Warren. York sad he has soldfed two forward lnes and has hopes of developng two more lnes by ths weekend. The lnes of George McPhee, Bran Hlls, and freshman Dave Randerson and John Samansk, Perry Braun and another freshman, George Roll are set, accordng to York, although Roll s questonable for tonght's game, as he has a brused heel. Those who are battlng for the other lnes are: Tm Hack, Nck Bandescu, Chrs Guertn, Km Collns, Andre LatreHle, Peter Wlson, and freshmen Dan Kane, Kerry Kennedy and Scott Mader. m notes > Entres for cross country, golf and fraternty hockey are due today. Entres are avalable from fraternty and resdence hall athletc charmen and at the M offce, 201 Memoral Hall. The cross country meet wll be held Frday at 4:30 p.m. on the Unversty Golf Course, the ste of the golf tourney. Saturday at 10 a.m. Fraternty hockey begns Sunday at 10:30 p.m. Entres for the all-campus handball and racquetball tournaments are due next Tuesday, Oct. 20. Entres for women's soccer are due tomorrow n 108 Student Recreaton Center. Tournament play begns Saturday at 10 a.m. Harrers team up on Eastern, Cedarvlle by Chuck Krumel News staff reporter The Bowlng Green women's cross' country team Took a gant step toward the October 24th Md-Amercan Conference Champonshp by defeatng league rval Eastern Mchgan, 21-40, and Cedarvlle 15-50, last Saturday at BG. The Falcons captured sx of the top nne postons wth freshman JoAnn Lancaux and junor Kathy Kaczor fnshng frst and second for BG for the ffth consecutve tme ths season. Lancaux set a new BG course record wth a tme of 18:10.8, breakng the old mark of 18:20.2, set last month by Mchgan's Melane Weaver. EMU's Cheryl Scheffer and Bonne Arnold grabbed the thrd and fourth postons wth tmes of 18:23 and 18:28 respectvely. Head coach Sd Snk, sad he was surprsed by hs team's strong showng and sad the team s stronger now than last year at ths tme. "Everybody just ran super," Snk sad. "t surprsed me. We ran the frst mle ten seconds faster than we had planned. We had 17 runners fnsh the race n under twenty mnutes. Last year we only had eght. That's a tremendous mprovement on our home course." Lancaux's record-breakng run came despte makng a wrong turn shortly after passng the two mle mark of the race. Lancaux was leadng the pack, wth Kaczor followng close behnd, when she became confused and made the faulty turn. Snk sad Lancaux may have run 90 yards before rghtng herself. " got confused about the layout of the course and turned too soon," Lancaux sad. "t was a good thng Kathy was behnd me or mght have went a lttle further before realzng my mstake." The race marked a BG frst of sorts, as both the women's and Falcons' men's team started ther meets smultanously from the startng lne. "t felt strange startng at the same tme wth the guys," Kaczor sad. "They started out so fast, t seemed they were way ahead of us by the tme we got gong." Snk sad perhaps the smultaneous start helped hs team run the frst mle a lttle faster than expected. Other Falcon runners that placed near the top were; junor Tern Gndlesberger, 5th, wth a tme of 18:31; Gdget Wcham (6th, 18:36); Rosale Cocta (7th, 18:37); Sandra Cook (8th, 18:57); and Bev Lynch (9th. 19:06). The Falcons travel to Oho State ths Saturday to partcpate n the Oho ntercollegate nvtatonal. The nvte wll also double as a dual meet wth Oho Unversty. sll photo by Dl< O-nor Bowlng Green junor Kathy Kaczor s con 6,.tu.<n._, u> women's cross country assstant Jake Rce after fnshng second n last Saturday's tr-mee.

Tkc BG.New (kcker 13, N Draw: Falcon defense saves face aganst Redskn attack by Chrs Sherk sports edtor f, ndeed, Bowlne Green felded an offense n ts 7-7 sleeper wth Mam last Saturday, each of those 11 players deserves an Oscar for a collectve mpersonaton of the nvsble Man. Fortunately for the stll-wnless Falcons, they dd stage a respectable defensve performance to salvage a Md-Amercan Conference te and avod a nnth straght defeat at the hands of the Redskns. For some of the 14,768 on hand, the tght, defensve struggle was not enough to keep them n ther seats, as many headed for the exts before the start of the fourth quarter, wth BG down 7-0. PERHAPS T WAS the 90 yards total offense, a mere 17 on the ground, that the Falcons had to show for three quarters of the football game that compelled the fans to depart. Or perhaps t was the ease wth whch Mam ran up and down the feld all afternoon (amassng 244 yards rushng). Nevertheless, the Falcons were down by just a touchdown wth 15 mnutes to play. So when Mam's Greg Jones coughed up hs second fumble on hs own 43-yard lne and the Falcons converted the mscue nto a score, the stage was set for the fnal act Wth the ball restng on the Redskn 43 followng the Jones' fumble, BG roused ts dormant offense. Bryant "Cowboy" Jones toted the ball four tmes n the scorng drve, pckng up two frst downs n the process. Greg Taylor, quarterback turned flanker, legged out 14 yards on a reverse and freshman tght end Mark Dowdell snagged a Dayne Palsgrove pass for sx yards and two more frst downs. The drve was capped when Palsgrove bootlegged rght and found a wde-open Dowdell n the endzone. t was the frst BG touchdown aganst Mam snce 1978. WHEN BG HEAD COACH Denny Stolz decded aganst a go-ahead, two-pont converson wth 5:57 remanng, Gehad Youseff golfed hs kck through the uprghts to te t at "You gotta have two tght ends to go for two BG crowd frustrated as Falcons, Redskns play to 7-7...(yawn)...deadlock Perhaps Bowlng Green should be happy to have forged a te wth Mam last Saturday. After all, the Falcons dd not deserve to wn, and for the frst tme n nne years, BG dd not lose to the Redskns. But, college football, even at ths Unversty, does not work that way. No one goes home satsfed after a te and t s especally dsgustng when the two teams seemngly play for a te towards the end of a game that was not very exctng to begn wth. Frst, BG stunned ts fans by not gong for a two-pont converson after scorng wth 5:57 remanng n the game. BG head coach Denny Stolz sad afterwards that the Falcons couldn't go for two wth just one tght end n the game. NJURES HAVE deleted BG's recevng corps ths season and tght end has been one of the hardest ht areas. But Stolz' memory must have beea falng hm, because earw bs season at Oho Unversty, BG not only went for, but successfully completed a two-pont converson wth just one tght end. Stolz also sad that, wth nearly sx mnutes left n the contest, he felt BG's defense could hold the Redskns, and the Falcons would have tme to drve for another score. At least somebody stll has confdence n the hghly mpotent BG offense. After watchng the Redskns push the Falcons all over the feld and lmt them to a measley 141 total yards, most fans regarded the touchdown wth 5:57 left as some sort of sgn from the heavens. Gehad Youseff's extra pont kck cleared the uprghts by all of a couple nches to te the game and led Stolz to admt later that "that's not money n the bank at all" when Youseff launches a PAT kck. FOR THE FALCONS to wn the contest n the fnal sx mnutes, they almost certanly would have had to penetrate very deep nto Mam terrtory. Stolz even admtted after the game that BG would have had to get very close ndeed for Youseff to kck a feld goal nto the ferce Doyt Perry Feld wnd. Sports brefs. There wll be an organzatonal meetng for all those nterested n women s ndoor and outdoor track tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. n the women's lockerroom on the west sde of Doyt Perry Feld. The Bowlng Green Roadrunners Sdelne Joe Menzer assstant sports edtor After Stolz' decson to settle for the one-ponter, MU head coach Tom Reed further confused the fans by runnng the football and then puntng t away n the fnal seconds. t seemed as f the two coaches thought that the Md-Amercan Conference was gvng out a specal bonus last weekend for teams that ted. "We lust were not executng," Reed sad. "f you want to play percentage football, the percentages n that stuaton dctate that we have Jones run the football." Even though Jones was Mam's most effectve.offenslve weapon, runnng for 186 yards on a recordtyng 45 carres, t s almost too much to ask of any back to take a team from ts own 26-yard lne nto feld goal range n a matter of 1:33. THEN, WHEN fourth down-andfour came up, and Stolz fully expected the Redskns to fake a punt, the fans watched dsbelevngly as both teams let nearly 20 seconds tck off the clock. No one called tmeout, and Stolz later revealed that he was unsure how many he had left. " don't thnk had ever coached a te here, but 've coached qute a few one-ponters" Stolz sad afterwards, referrng to al the close games BG has lost n the last two years. Stolz' track record ndcates that he does not play for tes. Wth the game on the lne earler ths season at OU, the Falcons dd not hestate to go for two. Two seasons ago, n a smlar stuaton aganst Kentucky, BG made the same decson. Perhaps Stolz had nghtmare vsons Saturday of another heartbreakng one-pont loss. But the home fans Stolz and the Falcons so much wanted to please desperately wanted a shot at somethng they haven't experenced n seven games spannng two seasons - a clear-cut vctory. wll be sponsorng a organzatonal meetng tor all nterested runners Thursday, Oct. 15, at 7 p.m. at the Wntergarden Lodge. Sd Snk, coach of the women's cross country team at the Unversty wll speak and conduct a runnng clnc. For nformaton, call the Falcon House at 352-3610. Weekend wrap-up. Strckers splt Bowlng Green's feld hockey team splt a doubleheader wth two Md- Amercan Conference opponents last Saturday, fallng to Northern llnos, 3-1, but thrashng Western Mchgan, 3-0. Despte the loss, BG's frst n the conference, the Falcons (4-1) stand ted for frst place n the MAC wth Mam. Oho Unversty, Central Mchgan and Ball State all tral wth 3-1 marks. The stckers travel to Mchgan, today, for a 4 p.m. contest, then wll contnue conference competton ths weekend wth Toledo, Eastern Mchgan and Ball State. An nablty to convert penalty corners nto goals was BG's downfall n ts loss to Northern llnos Saturday mornng. The Falcons were gven 22 penalty shots whch yelded no shots on the NU goal. "They (Northern llnos) just controlled the game." sad BG coach Pat Brett. "We couldn't get any shots off, and that deflated us. The Huskes dd all ther scorng damage n the frst half. Stace Boluman knocked n a goal at 1:45 nto the game. Cndy Potteogen talled what turned out to be the wnnng goal, and Boluman followed up wth another score. Nanc Smth had the Falcons' only goal, connectng late n the second BG then unleashed ts wrath on Western Mchgan that afternoon. Senor Deb Lux led off the scorng bltz sx mnutes nto the game. Smth, asssted by Kathleen Kelly, knocked (ponts)," Stolz sad, referrng to both hs decson on the converson and hs one-deep stuaton at tght end. "We wll have another tght end back next week, Davd Mller (who was njured durng pre-season practce n September.) Mam stll had plenty of tme to score, and appeared close to dong t. untl BG safety Martn Bayless ntercepted an underthrown John Appold pass to Don Treadwell n the corner of the endzone wth 2:27 left. t was the fourth tme Mam penetrated to wthn the BG 15-yard lne and came away sans score. "Our offense contnued to make a thousand mstakes," Mam head coach Tom Reed sad. "We had tremendous opportuntes. The offense s strctly my responsblty. We have not been on track the way we should have, especally n that game. t was a dsaster at best." Mam's frst drve pushed the ball to the BG 6. But t was halted when offensve nterference was called n the endzone, resultng n an automatc touchback and BG's ball on fee 20. REDSKN PLACEKCKER Mke Kebach mssed a 28-yard feld goal attempt nto the wnd, closng down another threat early n the second perod. On ther next possesson, the Redskns drove to the BG 10, only to be stopped n ther moccasns by Jones' frst fumble. "Our defense absolutely sucked t up n the scorng zone," Stolz sad. "They (BG) had three ncredble penaltes (a fumbled punt, when the ball bounced off the back of Tony Graham, pass nterference and roughng the passer). The defense played lke the devl. They (Mam) could have scored seven touchdowns wth that many errors. Mam dd manage to score wth 45 seconds left n the frst half, when Jones capped a 12- play, 54-yard drve wth a one-yard dve up the mddle. Jones equaled the Mam record for total carres n one game, 45, whle ganng 186 yards to pad hs conference-leadng rushng mark of 131 yardsper game. AFTER BAYLESS'S ntercepton n the endzone prevented Mam from breakng the deadlock late n the game, the Redskns got stall photo by Al Fuchs Mam's elusve talback, Greg Jones, shakes off BG defensve back Lee Wllams on one of hs 45 carres totalng 186 yards last Saturday at Doyt Perry Feld. n her second goal of the day mdway through the frst half, and Kerry Dargan wrapped thngs up by scorng just before the half. "We were much, much better the second game," sad Brett. "We fnally pulled t all together and thngs fell nto place." Spkers swept Bowlng Green's women's volleyball team dropped all four of ts matches last weekend at the Wndy Cty Classc n Chcago. BG's record falls to 4-12. BG dropped ts frst match, 15-5 and 15-3, to owa, and lost ts second match to Loyola Unversty of Chcago, 15-8 and 15-7. The Falcons threatened each of ther next two opponents before fallng. The Falcons lost to Lews College (14-16,15-12 and 15-3) and DePaul (7-15, 15-7 and 15-12). Although the Falcons dropped all of ther games, they showed marked mprovement n ther play over the four games, senor spker Sara Rngle sad. "We started off a lttle slow n the matches, but we played much better as the weekend went along," Rngle sad. "We're playng better as we get to know each other more and as the freshmen get ther experence." A major problem for BG was fallng behnd early n the games, although not because of a lack of ntensty, Rngle sad. "Usually the score of a game s obvous when you are on the court because of the way the players are playng, so you don't need to look at the scoreboard," she sad. "But n our early matches, t would feel (n ntensty) that the game was very close, but would look up to the scoreboard and see that we were down by 10 ponts. "We really played more lke we should n the last two games. thnk the team wll be alrght as soon as we play more together wthout lapses n concentraton." The Falcons return home to Anderson Arena, tonght at 7:30. to face Md-Amercan Conference toe Eastern Mchgan. Golfers fourth Bowlng Green's men's golf team fnshed fourth n the 13-team Buckeye Classc Tournament last weekend n Columbus. the ball back for one last tme. But unable to move the football, the Redskns lned up to punt. Both teams allowed the clock to run as Steve Bumpass' punt was downed at the BG 26. Palsgrove's pass to Taylor fell ncomplete as tme ran out. Stolz sad that he was unsure whether he had one tmeout left, whch n fact he dd. "HeH yes, thought they were gong to fake punt t, Stolz sad, justfyng hs decson to allow the clock to run. "We can't kck a feld goal from there (the BG 26) when there's one play left n the ball game. We've got to get awfully close to kck a feld goal nto the wnd. FALCON NOTES: n hs frst start at flanker for BG, Taylor caught sx passes for 42 yards and ran twce for fve more. Stolz commented, "He's the only player we've got rght now who's got any skll to run once ne S;ets outsde. thought he played very well. n act, he made a block on the frst play; about ded." Yanks, A's open seres NEW YORK (AP) - Oakland's young, fred-up A's challenge the tradtonladen New York Yankees wth the Amercan League pennant at stake n a best-of-fve champonshp seres begnnng tonght. The A's, managed by ex-yankees' skpper Blly Martn, feature a speedorented attack that s called "Bllyball," a trbute to the plot who has taken the team from sorry also-rans to champonshp contenders. The A's speed game, led by fleet outfelder Rckey Henderson who stole 100 bases last year and 56 n 108 games ths season, s n stark contrast to New York's rock-'em, sock-'em long ball approach, eptomzed by slugger Regge Jackson. t was Jackson's two-run homer that trggered the Yankees' 7-3 AL East Dvson clncher aganst Mlwaukee Sunday nght. The A's swept to the West Dvson crown, elmnatng defendng champon Kansas Cty n three straght games. New York and Oakland earned ther way nto the postseason playoffs by leadng ther dvsons for the frst half of the season. Oakland set a record, wnnng 17 of ts frst games. The A's fnshed the frst half at 37-23 and were 64-45 for the full season. The Yanks were 34-22 for the frst half and 59-48 overall. The Yankees receved some bad news Monday when t was dsclosed that a blster on the rght ndex fnger had knocked Rck Reuschel out of the second game start. "Hs chances of ptchng Wednesday are not very good." sad Clyde Kng, the Yankees' ptchng coach. The Yankees wll open wth lefthander Tommy John Tuesday nght S'anst Oakland rght-hander Mke orrs. Reuschel's njury forced New York Manager Bob Lemon to revse hs ptchng plans after that. Lefthander Rudy May wll work Game Two, followed by rooke Dave Rghett n the thrd game and Ron Gudry n Game Four. "The blster's not too bad," sad Reuschel. " should be ready sometme n ths seres." When he returns to acton, Reuschel probably wll be n the bullpen, a busy C' n the Yankees' scheme of gs. Sunday nght's 7-3 East Dvson clncher aganst Mlwaukee was a perfect example of the club's approach to these games. New York splt the frst seven nnngs of the game between Gudry and Rghett, then turned the lead over to relef ace Rch Gossage. t was Gossage's thrd save of the seres, and t s a pattern that John dxpects to contnue. "On ths club, you get to the seventh nnng and t's ted or you're ahead by a run, you know you re gong to get Goose or (Ron) Davs," he sad. That's not the case wth the A's, where Martn specalzes n complete games for hs ptchng staff. A year ago, the Oakland ptchers completed a record 94 games. BG coach John Pper sad he was pleased wth the overall performance of hs sx-man contngent n the Falcons' frst tourney ths fall. BG plays an abrevated schedule n the fall to qualfy the sx best golfers for the sprng's regular season. Oho State and South Carolna ted for frst n the 54-hole Buckeye tourney, at 1130, before the Gamecocks won the champonshp by one stroke n a te-breakng round. OSU's Stan Cooke and Greg Ladehoff ted for ndvdual medalst honors at 7-overpar, 223. Jean LaRochelle carded BG's best overall score, a 77-74-76-227, good for a sxth-place te. Fnshng behnd LaRochelle for BG were: Randy Stocke (77-76-77-230>; Al Paonessa (74-79-80-233); Mke Dzenny,80-77- 79-236). Pat Shaws '82-74-84-240': and Brad Turner 78-83-87 2481

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