Bowling Green State University - Key Yearbook (Bowling Green, OH)

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Elllll This year, the KEY plans to ha special section at the beginning of volume ofits magazines. This section hopefully serve as an outlet for indivi creativity. It will give people in University community a chance to tribute to each volume in a pers way. Material in any area of the fine will be considered for publication. will include poetry, prose, photogr and original art. Since this work serve as an introduction to each of seasonal volumes, the work should tain in some way to that particular of the year or the theme rebirth, All work should be submitted to KEY in final form. Material for the volume should be at the KEY offi the Student Services Building no than Friday, November 13, 1970. W for the winter volume must be mitted by Friday, February 19, 1 The deadline for the spring volume be Friday, May 28, 1971. All mat will be considered for publication cording to how it relates to the se or the theme. Anything submitted comes the property of the KEY, all rights for publication.

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I A! .7 Q Q33 Es Key Magazine Yearbook H00 Q Bowling Green State University vol. XLIL no. 1 summer 1970 CONTENTS REBIRTH UPWARD BOUND- 16 a program designed to provide aid to those who want to learn PEACE, POWER, FREEDOM, HAPPINESS-32 rock festivals and the sub-culture which they are producing SEX ON CAMPUS-34 details on a survey conducted at Bowling Green State University SPORTS SPORTS WITH A SPANISH ACCENT- 22 the story of the track teams' tour of Central America, told by coach Mel Brodt SAINTS- 24 a look at pro-football summer camp Bowling Green style FEATURES THE GOOD OLD SUMMER TIME-10 . or was it?-a look at summer 1970 A TALK WITH THE PRESIDENT-12 ntroductory interview with Dr. Hollis Moore, new president of BGSU A NICE PLACE TO VISIT-20 a look backstage at Huron Playhouse LOOK AT THEM MARCHING-26 C the story of how it actually is-not the way you hear about it . RIOTS-28 wenty years of Bowling Green's history- campus unrest of the past IN THE BEGINNING . . . -44 a typical view of summer preregistration DEPARTMENTS A A GALLERY-2 pictures and writing on rebirth in summer MISCELLAN Y- 40 inal Room, Betas move off, Cinemas, Agnew watches, McDonald towers, Watermelon festivals RECORD- 43 freshman record CREDITS t-binder design-IOHN CESSNAg summer volume cover design and photo-IOHN SNAQ photos pages 12-14, 16-21, top 33, 36, 40-42, and all candid photos in hman record-MARK BRAMSONQ photos pages 1, 15, 24-27, bottom 32-33, 43, OHN CESSNA: photos page 44 CATHY PRATT: photos pages 22-23 courtesy of CK TEAM: photos pages 10, 28-31, 80 courtesy of TOLEDO BLADE EDIT ORS' NOTE Standing in the corner of our totally modern office is an old wooden book- shelf. The books it holds are annuals which date back as far as the early twenties. It is interesting to look through them to see how people have changed in dress and appearance. It is funny, however, maybe even strange that although the books record a change in appearance they neglect to show any change in attitudes or ideals. Although the KEY is changing format this year, we don't think that this is what makes the 1970-1971 KEY unique. The content is far more important. What we have tried to do is present to you stories which are meaningful. Ones that represent or conflict with your views. Things that you talk about, argue about, and forget about. Perhaps in a few years that same old traditional bookshelf willbe filled with four-volume books. Let's just hope that the material contained in each one is a little more than tradi- tional. TRI-EDITORS Becky Linder Kathy Glover Iohn Cessna COPY EDITOR Cathy Pratt PHOTO EDITOR Mark Bramson LAYOUT MANAGER Polly Cook ADVISOR Iames Gordon

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Photo by Wally Scherer