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Discrimination case contracts for heard: WASHINGTON (AP) -- An Ohio nursing home that re- fused to hire a male nurse's BG firefighters aide purportedly to protect the privacy of its female by Doug Baker patients lost a Supreme The BC News Court appeal Monday. The court, without com- ment, let stand a ruling that After negotiating with the city since last March city firefighters said the nursing home made had a new labor contract approved Monday night when city council Rayferd Lawson a victim of authorized the deal. illegal sex bias when it de- In executive session, council authorized municipal administrator nied him the job. Lawson Colleen Smith to sign the contract with the firefighters' union. applied in 1986 to the Little According to Personnel and Safety director John Fawcett the con- Forest Medical Center in tract is in line with the city's position on wages and length of the work Akron to become a nurse's week, as both were kept the same. aide. "Wages are at S percent [increase] per year and the hours of work remain at an average of 52 hours per week," he said. A new system of advanced firefighter pay replaced the former lon- gevity system which was one of the positions taken by the union. Adams followers scram- "It provides an additional $750 per year upon completion of the bling: eighth year of service and $1,500 from the 16th year on," Fawcett OLYMPIA, Wash. - Dem- said. ocrats scrambled to save The firefighters will also be receiving new uniforms made of a Sen. Brock Adams' seat safer material known as no-mex, Fawcett said. Monday alter he dropped "The remaining large economic issue is an agreement to buy six no- his re-election bid amid al- mex uniforms for each firefighter," he said. "It was an issue of safety legations he sexually ha- as opposed to economics." rassed eight women. Popu- Finance Director Charles Kerr said it would cost $2,076 to outfit a lar Democratic Gov. Booth firefighter from scratch. Gardner said he wouldn't In the past, firefighters received a clothing allowance to buy their decide whether to run for own uniforms. This allowance was replaced by the new uniforms. more than a week. The city's 19 member electrical division also received a new labor Adams resisted continued contract which was rewritten entirely to be retroactive from July calls for his resignation 1991 to July 1994 at the request of the union. from Democrats and Repub- In return these employees agreed to comprehensive medical insur- licans alike. ance. Gardner told a news con- "It enables us to enjoy a 4 percent reduction in contributions to the ference he wouldn't decide health care pool," Kerr said. whether to seek Adams' seat This was also included in the firefighter contract and will be in- cluded in the new police contract. until after the state Legisla- The BG Ntwi/TIni NOTOM ture adjourns March 12. "The city's intention will be to implement a new plan universally Gardner also declined to A University employee runs down the steps to the first floor of the Physical Science Building Monday upon ratification of the police contract," Fawcett said. immediately call for Adams' at 4 p.m. According to Fawcett, the city and the police department have resignation. reached a tentative agreement on all issues. "I think... he can make the judgment as to whether he is, in fact, serving effective- Future economy ly and if he is not, I think Letter 'upsets' Jackson he'll be the first to know," Gardner said. "But on spe- culation that he doesn't see appears promising that and others of us do, then LSU president distributes flier against candidate I would talk with him by The letter also stated how since the letter was unauthorized private phone before mak- by Julie Tagllalerro to many industries The BC News Sears' current administration because the receipts had not ing a public statement." sponsored several events to deal been presented to EOB and be- by Martin Crutslnger with racial issues that Jackson cause it had not been presented The Associated Press A member of president Mike did not attend until the campaign and stamped. Sears' campaign staff wrote and began. Sears apologized to EOB and Lottery distributed a letter last week tell- Rob Routzahn, chairman of said he did not know about the WASHINGTON - Two hard-hit sectors of the economy got upbeat ing people not to vote for Jason USG's Elections and Opinions letter until the next morning CLEVELAND-Here are news Monday as a key manufacturing barometer climbed out of Jackson, Sears' opponent in the Board, said Jackson issued a when Soliz told him of what she the Ohio Lottery selections recession territory in February and the construction industry en- USG presidential election, be- complaint to EOB after receiving had done, according to Routzahn. made Monday night: Pick 3 joyed its best showing since last spring. cause Jackson is black. a copy of the letter at Thursday Sears said she then apologized Numbers: 3-1-5 The Commerce Department reported consumers boosted their Michele Soliz, a member of night's debate. and removed the remaining Pick 4 Numbers: 9-1-9-8 spending a lackluster 0.2 percent in January, while their incomes ac- Sears' campaign, and president Jackson was very upset by the fliers from the mailboxes. Cards: Two of Hearts tually fell by 0.1 percent. of the Latino Student Union dis- letter and gave EOB two ultima- Jackson said he doubts Sears Queen of Clubs Private economists said the mixed reports were typical of an econ- tributed copies of the letter in tums--either disqualify Sears and had no knowledge of the letter. Nine of Diamonds omy at a turning point with some sectors doing better than others and mailboxes of presidents of mi- Neal from the presidential race Both Sears and Soliz apologized King of Spades supported the prevailing view the country should be launched into a nority organizations. or not let Sears be present at the to him, but he said it does not sustained recovery sometime during the spring. Soliz said in her letter Jackson polls to campaign. erase the incident. Jackson said The Super Lotto jackpot is Analysts were particularly impressed with the increase in the would not take a stand on the EOB could not deal with the ra- the letter "had no basis of truth $8 million. National Association of Purchasing Management's monthly index, concerns of minorities as Sears cial issue of the letter since it or reason" and hurt him. which jumped to 52.4 percent, UD from 47.4 percent the month before. would. does not fall under their jurisdic- "I have a hard time believing A reading below 50 percent is viewed as Indicating a recession in "Voting for Jason Jackson be- tion. The affirmative actions of- [Sears] had nothing to do with it," Compiled from staff and manufacturing while a reading above 50 percent signals an expand- cause he has black skin is not go- fice of Standards and Procedures Jackson said. "The Sears and wire reports. ing manufacturing sector. It marked the first time the index has been ing to help people of color," Soliz handles racial complaints. above the 50 percent mark since last November. wrote. EOB issued Sears a warning, See Letter, page 5. Opinion

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214 WEST HALL MATTHEW A. DANEMAN FRANK ESPOSITO BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY INSIDER EDITOR ASSOCIATE EDITOR BOWLINC GREEN, OHIO 43403-0276 TRISH DAVIS CYNDI PRADA COPYRIGHT 1992, The BG News NEWS EDITOR CHIEF COPY ED. News endorses Jackson t seems the candidates for Under- consequential non-issues, such as need- -i- graduate Student Government less expansion of the shuttle bus ser- president have taken a cue from their vice and creation of an off-campus city national counterparts. festival. Incumbent Mike Sears and chal- Jackson/Babel lack effective pro- lenger Jason Jackson have both paid lip posals to combat tuition hikes. And service to stopping rampant tuition in- Jackson's stance - or lack of a stance ~ creases, but have basically shied away on a voting student trustees proposal is from the issue, probably because they somewhat disturbing. don't know what to do about it any more But when it comes right down to it, than the state and federal governments Jackson is the better leader, and The do. News believes Jackson has the ability So, The BG News has been forced to to galvanize the student population and Japan-bashing is uncool turn to personality to choose a candi- rally them around the important issues. date it can endorse. That candidate is Sears has really done nothing wrong Blaming problems on Japanese US's new form of racism Jason Jackson. this semester, but he really hasn't done Jackson and running mate John Babel much right, either. In previous columns, I have Something to think about: I are running on a ticket of leadership, touched upon the topic of "Japan- Pftppjn Sail wonder if all the people who are guidance and unity. If it sounds famil- Under the Sears administration, col- bashing." Thinking a mere men- screaming at Japanese car iar, it is. Sears used almost the same lege costs have continued to increase at tion of this absurdity would be owners for being unpatriotic and slogan in last year's campaign. a record pace, with Sears' USG voicing sufficient to raise awareness, I are telling people to "buy Ameri- Unlike Sears, Jackson should actually little or no displeasure. And he did next didn't think I would need to de- can" have televisions, VCRs and follow through on his promise. His can- to nothing to question the intramural vote an entire column to this is-, stereo systems that have labels didacy has been endorsed by several fieldhouse facility, which will benefit like Sony, Toshiba and JVC on black leaders who have been frustrated few students but cost all. Also, I believe because of my them? by USG's lack of action on such issues If anything, Sears will be known as own Asian ancestry, people will disregard a column by me on this Much of the prejudiced behav- as Black Greek Council's separation the condom president, since the Uni- subject as another minority ior mounted against Japanese wishes and the Phi Beta Sigma dispute versity agreed to put condoms in vend- "spouting off." Americans (which is quickly with campus police. ing machines under his reign. However, the intensity of anti- □ Up until the early half of this spilling over to all other Asian Sears may be more cordial than Sears and Jackson have similar quali- Japanese emotions grows with century, the American govern- Americans-hey, we look all former president Kevin Coughlin. But fications and almost identical plat- every passing day. I have no ment made immigration and nat- alike, right?) has been a result of Sears has done little to promote unity forms. But Jackson ran the better cam- choice but to expose this irra- uralization of Asians virtually the auto industry. outside USG, especially for multicul- paign and has better leadership skills. tional fear (read: prejudice) of impossible. At the same time, With the Big Three U.S. auto- tural relations. It is with some hesitation that The BG Japan as an example of how im- this country was admitting makers finding losses in their But Jackson, like Sears, isn't tackling News endorses Jason Jackson for USG becilic humans can be. European immigrants by the mil- quarterly reports and dwindling tough issues, preferring to rely on in- president. In case you haven't heard, at- lions (if you are white-and on marketshares, an easy reaction is tacks on Japanese Americans (or this campus chances are that you to lash out at their compeUtors. rather, Americans who happen to are— these immigrants were Even better, with plant closings be of Japanese descent) have probably your great- and layoffs, they need a way to been on the uprise (taken from grandparents); diffuse any adverse sentiment Debate on multiculturalism the New York Times): directed toward them. _i Last month, a cross was □ After the outset of World Every day on the television, Recognition of minorities' role in history needed burned outside an Asian rer«au- War II, thousands of Japanese- you can find commercials which rant in a suburb of Los Angeles; have huge American flags flut- tering behind pitchmen urging Last month I appeared on the □ A gasoline bomb was thrown $98,400 to D'Souza and $800,000 at a Japanese couple walking "good, red-blooded Americans" ABC television news program, Dr. Manning Marable to Bloom's program el the Uni- down the street in San Francisco Today, as the American to forget about the imports and "Nlghtline," in a debate with Guest columnist versity of Chicago. on Dec. 7 (the anniversary of the public is told it needs a "buy American." One commer- former Secretary of Education Unlike other foundal'oiis, Olin cial even shows the owner of a William Bennett. The issue under raid on Pearl Harbor); has clear partisan party affilia- scapegoat for if s economic chain of car dealerships claiming discussion was whether schools a professor of history, I know tions and an extremely reaction- troubles, the "Power Efite" to have given up his Nissan should adopt new textbooks and there is no singular "truth" in ary agenda without even a shred Q A largely Japanese- dealership because he didn't feel teaching techniques wich include anyone's history or textbooks. of scholarly balance or objecti- American group of Girl Scouts ... has found one - the "right" about selling Japanese a full range of America's ethnic, The history in the past has al- vity. were taunted as they tried to sell cars to Americans. Please! racial and gender diversity. Japanese. ways reflected the interests and Why are conservative intellec- cookies outside a Los Angeles Why is it there have been no at- I knew Bennett, a conservative perspectives of people in power tuals and foundations so fright- supermarket - people were tacks on the Europeans? It Is the ideologue with reactionary cre- in America That's why, until re- ened by multiculturalism? Be- British, not the Japanese, who dentials relating to people of heard referring to the girls as cently Native Americans, Latinos hind their public rhetoric are "Japs" and saying "I only buy possess the greatest amount of color, would attempt to dismiss and African Americans were ex- several political realities. The ethnic pluralism and increased from Americans." AMERICAN CITIZENS were foreign investment in this coun- cluded from all textbooks, and one threat which unified conser- sent to "internment" camps (nice try. In December, the European emphasis on nonwhite contribu- People actually have the gall our achievements were ignored vatives was Communism. euphemism there-though far Economic Community (EEC) will tions to society as irrelevant to (and sheer stupidity) to verbally or stolen. When oppressed people Now that the Soviet Union has from the scale of Buchenwald, come together to become the quality education. assault Girl Scouts?! Come on! successfully struggle for their gone out of business, American The reason for this is, of Auschwitz and Treblinka they single most affluent economic So from the outset, I explained democratlc rights, the textbooks reactionaries don't have a com- "multiculturalism" really means course, the economic recession were concentration camps, pure market in the world. Where's the inevitably are changed. mon "enemy." By attacking and simple); outrage against the Europeans? two fundamental things: first, the that afflicts this country. Moreover, despite the multicultural education and af- Dont think they won't be a recognition that American histo- However, if you dig a little achievements of Western civili- firmative action, they are de- deeper, you will find racism is Today, as the American public "threat" to American economic ry and this nation's accomplish- zation, many of the greatest sci- liberately manipulating racial the foundation for this type of is told it needs a scapegoat for its "stability." ments are not reflected solely in entific technological and cultural and gender symbols to mobilize behavior. economic troubles, the "power So where does all this leave us? the activities of only one race advances in world history have their supporters. This country has had, without a elite" (big business and govern- WeU, It's tough to say In any cer- (whites), one language group come from Asia and Africa To Conservatives also recognize doubt, a racist legacy which con- ment-term coined by C. Wright tain terms. We shouldn't blame (English speakers), one ethnicity overcome the prejudices rein- that racial minorities will soon tinues to the present day. The in- Mills) of this country has found other people for our economic (Anglo-Saxons), or only one relig- forced by their parents, many total one-third of the U.S. popula- problems, especially when it's ion (Christianity). tolerance shown toward African one-the Japanese. white students need to rend the really our own fault the economy African Americans, Latinos, tion. Pushing blacks. Latinos and Americans is obvious (and prob- works of scholars of color. other people of color out of the is in the shape it's In. Reforming Asian Americans, Native Ameri- ably the most deep-seated). But Why Is everything being cans and others have also made textbooks is only a precursor to how about the intolerance shown blamed on the Japanese? Be- our own economy through the rebuilding of the infrastructure central contributions to our soci- "Muluculuinalism" is an pushing back their political toward Asian Americans (the cause the American public is rights within society. is of vital importance. The solu- ety. And secondly, beneath these "model minority")? buying Japanese goods (and what antidote to the poisons ol Manning Marable, who has a tion to our problems is not attack- differences are some underlying □ The Chinese, who last cen- we're talking about here are au- PH.D. m political science and ing others. Rather, we must look principles and values which racism and sexism, which tury helped build the transcon- tomobiles and consumer elec- history, Is a professor at the 'Ad- at ourselves. bring us together, such as the tinental railroad, (I do believe tronics)? Is it Japan's fault there can distort young minds hi versity of Colorado. "Along the they were called "coolies") died is, for all Intents and purposes, Perrin Sah Is a senior political Ideals of human equality, demo- Color line" appears in mire science major and columnist cratic government and individual our classrooms. by the thousands and were paid only one American manufacturer than 200 publications and Is virtually nothing; of consumer electronics? for The BG News. liberty. broadcasted by more than 35 "Multiculturalism" is an anti- radio stations internationally. dote to the poisons of racism and William Bennett is only one of J.A. Holmgren sexism, which can distort young many intellectuals who are cur- minds in our classrooms. Pre- rently campaigning against the Correction sented in this manner, even Ben- specter of "multiculturalism." The "Tuition caps top USG de- nett couldn't disagree. Cither conservative educators bate" article in the Feb. 28 issue Where Bennett and I expressed hostile to multiculturalism in- of The BG News incorrectly cited sharp disagreement was on the clude civil rights critic Linda Undergraduate Student issue of textbooks. Bennett ar- Chavez, writer Dinesh D'Souza Government president Mike gued history books should report and University of Chicago Sears as proposing to have a the "truth" and any deviation professor Allan Bloom. protest concerning Black Enter- from the central facts in history According to the Chronical of tainment Television in front of was nothing less than propa- Higher Education ," in 1991 the city hall. The protest was actual- ganda. conservative Olin Foundation, ly to have been in front of the Bennett also Insisted the headed by William E. Simon, Wood County Cable office. ••truths" of "Western civiliza- former treasury secretary under The story also said USG passed tion" should be the basis of our presidents Nixon and Ford, a- a bill demanding the University educational system. Bennett was warded a $175,000 fellowship to take action on the Phi Beta Sigma wrong on at least two counts. As Bennett, $25,000 to Chavez, incident. Tuesday, March 3,1992 The BG News page three

Letters to the Editor Why to vote for Jackson, ...And why to vote for Sears The BG News: The BG News: sociation is ineffective and does This letter is to cast my sup- The BG News: The BG News: pus. Jackson and Babel are two Currently on campus we have a For those of us who remember not carry through with actions on port for the team of Jason Jack- USG senators who were ex- Michael Sears is running for the issues. To date he has not at- Undergraduate Student close Undergraduate Student the Coughlin regime, the past son and John Babel for president trememly helpful in drafting year has been a pleasant change. tended a single OSA meeting, al- of Undergraduate Student Government again? Government presidential race USG legislation which explains and for the life of me I can't un- though he has had the opportuni- Government and vice president, What the hell for, he hasn't Undergraduate Student the student body's desire for in- derstand why. Don't people rec- Government president Michael ty to attend seven of them. respectively. creased recycling at the Univer- done one damn thing for this Jackson claimes he abstains Although action is a promise University all year. ognize candidate Jason Jackson Sears has dedicated his time to sity. as the legacy of former USG ty- working on issues of vital impor- from voting on USG bills because from every candidate for every I cannot believe he has the Jackson and Babel are con- rant Kevin Coughlin? tance to the student body. he does not feel he has enough In- position in any election, Jackson cerned with other issues facing nerve to insult the students of the formation. This means one of University by wanting us to Don't people realize Jackson His opponent, Jason Jackson, and Babel have taken a unique our campus as well. Things like has consistently avoided taking a three things: approach to this concept. They make the mistake of placing him was Coughlin's campaign man- trying to curb the always-rising stand on potentially controver- 1) Jackson is not sufficiently have already put some of their in office for another unproduc- ager last year? Granted, USG has tuition costs, expansion of the been less exciting since the stu- sial issues. involved in USG to know what is action into effect on campus. tive year. shuttle service to include down- dents threw Coughlin out of of- While the administration going on, As the recycling coordinator town and a coalition of Universi- dragged their feet and manufac- 2) Jackson does not care for the University, I have been Mike has basically done noth- fice, but might this not demon- ty student groups to give the stu- strate the virtues of current USG tured excuses against putting enough about student issues to frequently discouraged by the ing he promised. Campus unity- dent voice more authority. president Mike Sears? condoms in vending machines in make sure he is ready to make an lack of administrative support CralgWittig where is It? informed decision, or John Babel, current vice- Instead of the opportunistic residence halls. Sears pressed for a recycling program on cam- University Recycling power-hungry delusions of the issue. When the bill was voted 3) Jackson is afraid to publicly presidential candidate, was the support an issue which might be key mover In USG for getting Coughlin and Jackson, Sears has on in USG, Jackson abstained. Recently there has been a very unpopular with the administra- The BG News: graduate testing back at this returned integrity to USG. ken and perseverant. Whereas USG used to be a joke. serious effort, headed by a num- tion. During the last two years, I Jackson and Babel have the po- University. The reality of leadership is The ACGFA Issue is the Sears has made it a contender, ber of student leaders including have seen Jason Jackson emerge tential to take USG to great Sears, to change the voting dis- someone must lead. Someone as a tremendous leader in the biggest joke of all. It has been both with the administration heights next year. I urge you to tricts in Bowling Green so they must be willing to fight for con- Undergraduate Student said by administrators that our (condoms, grad student testing, vote for Jackson and Babel for ACGFA) and the city (voter reg- are more equitable for students. troversial issues. The role of the Government. He is sincere, ar- USG president and vice presi- fearless leader was one of the istration coalition, redistricting Jackson was not present when USG president is to be the voice ticulate and dynamic. dent. campus student leaders who of the students. originally felt the University efforts). this bill was voted on. I have witnessed the emer- In previous speeches Jackson Amy Gildemeister gence of John Babel as one of the Scott Ziance should cancel the ACGFA pro- As for the running mates, John Babel just doesn't compare to has claimed the Ohio Student As- Senior outstanding USG senators of Junior cess. Chemistry 1991-92. He is dedicated, outspo- Political Science Barb Neal, especially when one The only reason he changed his compares their USG experience. song was because organizational For example, Neal drafted the o- Goals of a USG senate hopeful leaders were demanding the pro- riginal downtown shuttle expan- cess. sion bill, as well as co-sponsoring The BG News: machines on campus. Jackson and Babel are the re- a bill calling for multicultural On Feb. 26, The BG News out- I have also found most students alities of leadership. diversity within the campus lined the major goals of each agree with me when I say the These gentlemen have taken police department. candidate running for University University has no right to spend issues head on and have taken The choice should be clear. The Student Government. The infor- $9 million on a fieldhouse while steps in most of their issues "reality of leadership" which Located mation used in the article was ob- they do not have the manpower to without even being in office. Jackson and Babel are selling is 372-6945 in the tained a month ago, at a time fix the broken lighting on cam- The key thing is Jackson and nothing more than packaged fan- University when I had very little knowledge pus. Safety, after all, must be a Babel have class. tasy. Sears and Neal have con- of the situation in USG and was top priority. They speak with conviction sistently worked for the best in- Union therefore not prepared to set Something else I have learned and confidence and back up their terests of the students of the forth a series of goals. in the past month is the greek words with action. University, and with your vote Since that time however, I have system prefers to rule itself they will continue to do so. spoken to several organizations without unnecessary interferen- Christopher Schaf fer Kat Nelsch and individuals regarding the ce from USG. As a senator and Freshman Senior needs of the student population member of Sigma Phi Epsilon, I Psychology Computer Science as a whole. would strive to see USG does not I have found the majority of attempt to tackle the issues NOW OPEN AT 11:30 a.m. the students favor the seemingly which would best be handled by L.A. Productions Now enjoy fresh baked breadsticlcs common sense issues I support. I Panhel or the Interfratemity have received nothing but posi- Council. 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page four The BG News Tuesday, March 3,1992 Aspiring USG candidates state visions

Goal for USG: announced it was the greatest day of my "I want to focus on the internal re- Jason Jackson life. It was very exciting because I had lations of USG and make them stronger Hometown: "We would like to see the entire stu- worked so hard." as well as better our relations with other Intramurals Cincinnati. dent body rally around USG so that stu- Goal lor USG: organizations and constituents." Continued from page 1. dents can finally put forth a powerful Class, major: In spite of this freeze, Intra- that without an increase in fund- sound in the name of our wants and "To make USG more open to all stu- Sophomore, tel- needs. Togetherness is power and Barbara Neal murals Director Cheryl Sokoll is ing, University Intramurals dents. I'd like to see 100 students who ecommunications. requesting $77,58S~$14,085 more "may be forced to eliminate togetherness is a reality." want to help and be involved come to our Hometown: Campus activi- Medina. than the program's 1991-92 bud- some sports, decrease the num- ties: meetings." Mike Sears Class, major: get of $63,500. ber of entries accepted in each USG chief legis- Hometown: Sophomore, "We never got the funding we sport, consolidate greek and in- lative officer, resi- Fairiawn. John Babel English. needed [last year]," Sokoll said. dependent leagues, cut student dent adviser in Hometown: Campus activi- "We can't ask for less." employees" hours, and/or beRin Bromfield Hall, talk Class, major: Grosse Pointe Woods. Mich. ties: However, Interim Vice Presi- charging an entry fee." show host and Junior, histo- Class, major: Resident adviser dent of Student Affairs Bob Ar- An increase in the budget will news director for ry/psychology Junior, envi- in Ashley Hall, rowsmith said last week such an enable the program to continue WBGU-FM, Board Campus Activi- ronmental sci- senator-at-largo, increase would be unlikely for the services now offered and al- of Trustees mem- ties: ence/psychology orientation leader, any group. low for its growth. In addition, an ber. USG president, Campus activi- accreditation "One could guess that we're in assistant director position could Greatest experience at the Univers' Phi Kappa Psi, ties: committee, SOLD tough financial times," Arrows- be offered, which could be filled ly: campus tour guide, USG senator, publicity commit- mith said. "There's no new by a graduate student. "I can't put into words how I felt to orientation leader, vice president of Pi tee. money coming in to allocate. No Brady also reported "Miami, have gotten my radio show, 'After Dark.' Order of Omega. Kappa Phi, College Greatest experience at the Univers group is going to get $9,000 Ohio University and Eastern as a first semester freshman. It allows Greatest expe- Republicans, Envi- more." Michigan's intramural programs me to practice my profession since I rience at the Uni- ty: ronmental Interest "Last year's election results were great ACGFA will not make the ac- have four graduate assistants want to be a late night talk show host versity: Group. for me because I was a freshman and tual funding decision until March each to help run the program." someday." "When last year's USG election was Greatest expe- had campaigned hard and came in rank- 14. The University currently has rience at the University:m ing third [in the senatorial race]." All equipment used by the in- none. "As chairman of the academic affairs Goal lor USG: tramural program, from soft- Sokoll said the group also committee. I was instrumental in keeping "To strive for the betterment of stu- balls and basketballs to comput- needs additional funding to staff NOW LEASING FOR graduate student testing at the Universi- dent life and the quality of education; to ers, is purchased with ACGFA the fieldhouse facility, expected ty. This was something that was a great take student concerns and positively money. Fifty-two percent, or to be completed next spring. SUMMER AND FALL experience and very important to me." convert them to improvements in student $33,000, of the current budget, is "An assistant will be needed Goal for USG: life." used to pay the more than 300 next year for the adjustment to students employed by Intramu- the new facility [the University 215 E. Poe Rd. Apartments UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO rals. Fieldhouse]." 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En Garde! Environmental group threatens to boycott BP

by Christy Vargo The BC News "Standards can be as tough Members of the Ohio Student as you want, but if there is Environmental Action Coalition will boycott British Petroleum no threat of a fine then there products if the corporation does is no reason why you not respond to their demands for toxic waste reduction by March shouldn't keep on doing what 23. you are doing." BP America will respond to the demands by the deadline, accord- Dave Brodin, coalition ing to BP Public Affairs manager BP chairman Tom Kozlowskl. Ohio SEAC issued four de- The BO Nfrttgrn, SchUlter mands concerning hazardous cy's 1991 Toxic Release Inven- Mondays and Wednesdays from 2:30 to 4 p.m. waste emissions and corporate tory. PEG Fencing students practice their techniques during a mock responsibility at the BP Lima According to Kozlowski, the fight Monday afternoon in Eppler Center. The class meets on chemical plant in a letter Feb. 19. group incorrectly drew the con- The demands are as follows: clusion that BP Lima is the □ reduction in BP Lima's use of biggest polluter in the state be- hazardous substances by 10 per- cause it tops the EPA's 1991 cent per year over the next five Toxic Release Inventory. Environmentalists host conference years; He said though BP Lima emits -l adoption of the Oil, Chemical the most hazardous waste, it is by Christy Vargo "That is the kind of thing we support in the community, Fer- need to tell people when corpora- and Atomic Workers Union's not the biggest polluter because The BC News "Between the support, ner said. seven point plan for safety stan- its emissions are controlled. tions say 'those environmentalists "Between the support, pres- pressure and interest are a threat to your job,'" Ferner dards; "The chemicals we produce sure and interest shown on the are recovered and treated re- Environmental activists will said. _) recognition of a citizen ad- shown on the part of the part of the public, I am convinced sponsibly-we spend millions of have to work to find common Overall, the public supports visory board which will ensure we can move [environmental pol- dollars each year to make sure ground with labor unions while public, I am convinced we sound environmental policies waste reduction; icies] along faster than we rea- Q disposal of waste, using they are not released into the en- waiting out the recession, ac- can move [environmental and environmentalists can find lize," he said. methods approved by the board. vironment," Kozlowski said. cording to Toledo city council- policies] along faster than "We want them to reduce most Kozlowski said the BP Lima fa- man Mike Ferner. Ferner addressed an audience we realize." of the waste, then dispose of the cility is operating in compliance remainder in an environmentally with federal and state pollution of 70 environmental activists Mike Ferner, Toledo city Council awarded sound manner," said University standards. Feb. 29 as the keynote speaker of councilman junior Dave Brodin, SEAC's "Standards can be as tough as a state environmental confer- chairman for the BP campaign. you want, but if there is no threat ence hosted by the University prestigious prize The coalition is demanding of a fine then there is no reason over the weekend. Ferner cited a Toledo energy why you shouldn't keep on doing conservation program as proof corporate responsibility in re- Workers may fear losing their sponse to a report issued by the what you are doing," Brodin said, that jobs are not lost, but created, Council, along with delegates jobs because of the goals and by Sherry Turco Ohio Department of Health in referring to BP's deep-well injec- campaigns of environmental when money is invested in the from each of the chapters, at- The BC News November 1990, which attributed tion disposal methods. groups, Ferner said. environment. tended the conference in Colum- The program replaced lighting bus. high cancer rates in Lima to the facility, Brodin said. Most toxins at the Lima plant It is important for environmen- fixtures and upgraded heating Interfraternity Council won The weekend consisted of sem- The facility is the top producer are deep-well injected, a method tal activists to make connections and cooling facilities in city the highest award given at the inars on greek-related subjects buildings, drawing $1 million in Mid-American Interfraternity such as motivation and time of toxins in the state, producing not only approved by the EPA but with workers advancing social about 24.4 million pounds of toxic also endorsed by the agency as city funds in 1990 and $6 million Council Association and the Mid- management. causes, a difficult task when jobs releases in 1990, according to the environmentally sound, Kozlow- are endangered, Ferner said. in 1991. American Panhellenic Council "We won the Jellison in four Environmental Protection Agen- ski said. However, environmentalists The city hired more people to Association out of the 10 categories: self can still use aggressive lobbying implement the program when the Thursday government and judicial affairs, tactics which will not threaten sucessful program received through Sun- membership recruitment and re- Letter- these groups, he said. more funding, Ferner said. day. tention, philanthrophy and com- Continued from page 1. The Jellison munity service and council man- Neal campaign has insulted me the president of the Latino Stu- Award is the es agement," president Jeff Mer- as a person. A lot of injustice has dent Union, Jackson said the or- highest honor hige said. "The last time we won i occurred but I'm not going to ganization is partially responsi- Ever Get Sometwdy Totally Wasted? given at the the Jellison was in 1988, although dwell on it." ble, although he holds nothing leadership con- we haven't applied [for the a- After the election is over, against the members personally. '"/'"'lin ference -the ward] in a couple of years." Jackson said he will take some largest in the Merhige During winter break, IFC sort of action on the situation. He Soliz wrote a letter of retrac- •88? United States. gathered information and put said one of his alternatives is to tion to those involved. In it she Seventeen states participated in together an awards presentation file an ethnic and racial harass- asked that no hard feelings be di- MIFCA this year. that was sent to MIFCA. It was ment charge with Standards and rected to LSU and the Latino Each of the executive mem- then sent to Dallas for the final Procedures. community since they were not bers of IFC and Panhellenic judging. Since Soliz identified herself as in agreement with her opinion. MASCOT BEHEADINGS THIS WEDNESDAY AND SATDRDAY!

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CONTACT ARMY ROTC 352-4380 Major Jeff Ovcndrn 372-2476 Room 151 Memorial Hall nnnn-i-i-innri-nnnrifinnrinfinrr Sports page six The BG News Tuesday, March 3,1992 Tennis beats Marquette Falcon swim team finishes by Randy Setter ber one doubles, Todd Koehler The team only needed the sin- sports writer and partner Jim Snyder won 7-6 gles results to finish off Marque- (3), 6-2. Andrew Bonser and Karl tte. fourth in conference meet Cmkovich sealed the doubles Zumph, number one singles, by Aaron DorVsen The men's tennis team cruised sweep in a close 5-7, 6-4, 6-4 Koehler, number two West- sports writer 13th straight conference title "This was a really fast MAC to two home indoor victories at match. meyer, number three and Crnko- with 829.5 points, followed by meet, and we swam the fastest the Findlay Racquet Club over Zumph, number one singles, vich, number four, each won in Miami (720.S), Ball State (562.5), BG times in history." the weekend, beating Marquette and Koehler, number two singles, straight sets. Zumph's match was Somebody should have told the Bowling Green (458.5), Ohio Syperek said he was not overly Saturday 6-0 and Northern Illi- each won with ease 6-3, 6-0 and the closest at 6-4, 7-6 (3). Bonser men at the Mid-American Con- (430) and Toledo (231). surprised at the number of nois 7-2 Sunday. 6-3,6-1 respectively. dropped the first set 1-6, but won ference Championships that the Senior Dave Dixon from Miami school records Falcon swimmers Sunday's match was close after Bonser playing at number five the next two 6-1,6-2. Olympic qualifying finals were was voted swimmer of the meet. set. the singles games, but it was the singles won his match in two sets The doubles pairs played eight this weekend in Indianapolis. He stole the show winning the "To do as well as we expected doubles players who closed out 64,6-3. game pro-sets which were not In the fastest MAC Champion- 200 breaststroke (2:00.03), 200 we knew everyone would have to the victory. Westmeyer, number three sin- figured into the final score. ships in history, swimmers from Individual Medley (1:48.87) and swim as well as they could," he After the singles matches, BG gles, dropped the opening set 6-7, Westmeyer and Zumph were each MAC team looked as if they the 400 Individual Medley said. "We are a small team (depth held a 4-2 advantage with the but rebounded to win 6-3, 6-3 in the only doubles winners, 8-3. were fighting for a spot on the (3:52.66). Dixon's times in both wise) and we had to swim to as doubles matches still to be the final two sets. Snyder and Koehler lost 5-8 and Olympic team, as meet records 200 yard events were conference many high places as possible." played. Number four singles and num- Bonser and Crnkovich lost 6-8. were set in 12 out of 20 events. and meet records. Syperek placed third in the 500 Bob Zumph and Jeff West- ber six singles were lost in three "All were of our calibre,"coach Falcon swimmers did their "The the team swam a tremen- freestyle on Thursday with meyer at number one doubles sets by Crnkovich and Jeff Dave Morin said. "We were a best to adjust to the faster pace, dous meet," coach Brian gordon teammate Kevin Latta right be- netted a 6-4, 6-1 victory. At num- Huffman. notch better than they were, but establishing twelve school re- said. "The senior leadership was hind for fourth. Syperek's pre- not quite there with the Big Ten cords in the process, en route to a excellent and the five sopho- liminary time of 4:30.96 was a AA4AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA/ schools." I will have women's re- fourth place finish. mores on the team also came school record. 41 sults a little later Host Eastern Michigan won its through with big meets. "I felt really good going into "They did the work during the the race," Syperek said. "I didn't o Preferred Properties UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO year and it payed off in a big get to swim In last year's meet so Office in Cherrywood Health Spa-8th & High way," Gordon said. "I think they I didn't really know what to ex- were tired of being treated as a pect." ▲ DAY BY DAY CALENDAR doormat by every team in the con- Syperek had to sit out last ference except Toledo." year's conference meet because Bowling Green was led by the of an eligibility problem involv- o ^ 352-9378 ► CONTESTS trio of seniors Tim Syperek, ing his transfering to Bowling Steve Haugen and Brian Kamin- Green. Entries due March 20 by 5:00 pm at ski who each set two school re- Thursday Brian Kaminski also the UAO office, 3rd floor Union cords. set a school record taking f ith in Summer & Fall "I was really pleased with how the 200 Individual Medley 2 BR, 1 BR, efficiencies, we did as a team," Syperek said. (1:52.12). 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"We Sure, you may think appreciated the efforts of the younger swimmers in making the season successful." hotkey is a violent NEWIPVE Even with the fourth place fin- Rentals sish Haugen said the team could 328 s Main have placed third ahead of Ball perverted example •mo «%fion - State if not for the Cardinals out- 35Z-5bZU 0ur only Office of male mat his mo. standing divers. HOWARDS club H Honors Student Association Butforonly% 210 N. Main 352-9951 and Honors Program 10th Annual Tuition Raffle what's your point? Dupont & Foil Grand Prize: $1000 Tuesday, March 3 3 ($50) Book Scholarships. You wanl pretty, go walch figure skating. But a man's gotta do what a man's gotta do. And if that means busting some chops once in a while, well, so be it. Drawing: April 1,1992 at 1:00 p.m. 18-20 Welcome We're bringing Columbus Chill professional hockey to BGSU Ice Arena on at the Falcon's Nest, University Union 82.00 cover after 9:30 Donation: $1.00 each or 6 for $5.00 Monday. 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Tonight (March 3) loving inspiration liberalonf" life" For reservations call the Student 9 00 pm Taft Room Lenhart Grand Ballroom Activities Office at 372-2843 With lots of men within our reach Not much longer now, hang in there1 3rd Ftoor of the Unon University Union American Marketing Association Call long distance anywhere in the USA for .25 Peachy * Formal MeeDng * Cont. on page 8 Tues.MB»ch3-7:30pm IF YOU PLAN TO PARTICIPATE IN MAY 9. al me pay phone at MT Muggs 095 Overman 50/50 raffle. 1992 COMMENCEMENT CEREMONIES. Pregnant? Positions Available Include YOUR CAP ANO GOWN ORDER MUST BE We can help FREE PREGNANCY TESTS PLACED BY APRIL 1. 1992 PLEASE PLACE Info, and support - BG Pregnancy Center • Unit Supervisor YOUR ORDER AT THE GIFT COUNTER IN Call 354 HOPE HONORS SUDENT ASSOCIATION THE UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE OR BY • Alum Creek Camp Director AND HONORS PROGRAM PHONE 3722851 IF YOUR ORDER IS 10TH Annual Tuition Raffle PHONED IN. YOU WILL NEED TO KNOW STUDY ABROAD IN AUSTRALIA • Senior & Junior Counselors GRAND PRIZE-SI,000 YOUR CAP SIZE OR HEAD MEASURE Information on semester, year, graduate, 3 ($50) Book Scholarships MIM summer and internship programs in Perth, Bowl 'N' Greenery • Specialists in Swimming, Sports, Any current BGSU Student is eligible Townsville, Sydney, and Melbourne Programs Personalized Graduation Announcements slartatt3520 Call 1 BOO 878 3696 Nature, Campcrart, Horseback Riding, Ticket*. $1 each or 6 for $5 now available at the University Bookstore. All You Con Eat March 2-6 and 9 13 Indicates name, degree and maior Deadline TYPING SERVICES Arts & Crafts for ordering Apnl 15.1992 Order Today i Reasonable Rales With Accuracy Call 352-3987 from 8 am til 9 pm 11:30-2:00 $3.99 •Camp Nurse, WSI 4:00 - 7:00 $4.75 Leo Yassenoff Jewish PERSONALS • Soup 'n' Salad • Baked Potato w/sour cream Community Center Taiwan - HONG KONG • Hoi Entrees • Choice of Beverage INTRAMURAL OFFICIALS NEEDED VOL- of Greater Columbus LEYBALL MANDATORY CLINIC. TUESDAY, Located in the University Union CONTACTS NEEDED MARCH 3. IN THE SRC ARCHERY/GOLF Day Camps ROOM - 5:00 - 9:00 PM APPLY IN 108 SRC Quonrum 90 cord accepted all day for off campus students June 15-August 14 BY MARCH 3 Quantum 90 card accepted A-7 only for on campus students Successful international business there now. A Bahamas Party Cruise 6 Days. $279' Pan- ama City S99. Padre $199. Cancun from Oho $499. Jamaica $399 Greg 354-8149, Sarah For information call 354-6994. Todd 372-6528. or 1 6006386786 Call 1-800-927-3509 AGD ' Seniors ' AGO (614) 231-2731 ext. 212. _T„T TTT T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T 1T T T T T Y'Y'Y'Y'W'YT Seniors ol the Week Feb. 24 Jen Sleklenski. Kim McLeon Pam Neckel T_Y, Way to go' GOOD LOCATIONS AGD • Seniors ■ AGD 8 CLOSE TO CAMPUS: TUCSDAVS 1 NEWIPVE Hurry! Only o few left for Foil '92 5?1 UciiluK Free Peel or rhe following locations: & '& Gomes .T;T 522 E. Merry - 1 left! Attention! 352-5620 i Field Manor - 2 left! 1 Frazee - 5 left! HATE TO CLEAN? 328 S. Main Ridge Manor - GOING FAST! FREE MAID SERVICE! Our Only •IT;1 Rent one of our locations Coll for more information that offer Office" ar 352-0717 FREE MAID SERVICE l.hrrk with Olir piVM'llt I r-iilriit... In gee wliilt kini •V 224 E. Woosrer But hurry-offer expires on March 9th. ' & Summer Rotes Available! ;*£TTTTTTT^ IJK >>>>>>>>ITITXTIT^^ Classified

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SIGMA CHI BASKETBALL SBrt KICKING BUTTS today by signing up for Counselors Camp Wayne, coed children's 1 bedroom apis lor Fall 1992 Efficiency A one bedroom apartments Cont. from page 7 Congratulations to both A and B teams on win- the FreshSlarl smoking cessation program ol- camp, northeast P». Tsnnls, swim, water- Quiet atmosphere Close to campus availablt. Call Mecca Management at ning each fralerniry division. Special congratu fered by the Student WELLness Center Call ski, sailing, all sports, golf, gymnmllca, 352 2663 3535800. BO PRO atons to A learn on being all - campus cham- asrobles, guitar, naturs/camplng, 37? 8302 or 372 8303 belore March 3rd Houses A apartments for 1992-93 school year. Bowling Green Public Relations pions' Gr9al job guysl dancerheerleadlng, Batik, aculpture. ce- Sunglasses!! Spring Break Speoal 133 W. Merry • 4 Bedroom House - 4 lo 6 peo- 12 month leases only, starting in May Sieve Ooanijation ramlee, palming, photography, self- SOUTH PADRE ISLAND ple Available in Aug. $660 per month Tenants Smith 352-8917 next meeting will be 20% off • Ray-Ban ■ Vaumet ■ Boile' defense Other positions available On Condominiums for Spring Break Tony 353- 2408 pay utilities Call 354 2854 or 352 2330 after 5 Wed Ma/on 4.8 30pm campus Interviews, Thursday, March 12th JUST PAY ELECTRC! $25 per person per night / of beach pmpnry Outside Ed Bldg March 3 5 OVT^C- (9-4pm| Call 516 &89-3217 or Write: 12 Alle- 825 Third St #3 Rm 203 West Hall $29 per person per night / beachfront vard 31 Llda Beach, NY 11581 2 bdrm. air cond . ceiling fan, new appliances. 1 Br. furnished 1-800-422-8212 Theta Chi • DOMINIC ■ Theta Chi Freshly painted, new carpel & tile Heal in As tow as $373.00 BGSU SKATING CLUB Congratulations' DO YOU LOVE CHILDREN' eluded m rent 353-7715. RE. MANAGEMENT Every Tuesday Night We're proud ol you Live and work in ihe Nation's Capital) Many SPRING BREAK SPECIALS 1992" 352-9302 9 15 10 15 PM Students Welcome THETACHI jobs available >n Washington D C area. Free 2 bedroom furnished apartment. Fabulous Jamaica. EiotingCancun from room and board, great salaries, travel. Sum- For Fall 1992 $42911 Includes: Hotel, air, transfers, panles WFAL-' SPRING BREAK WARM-UP "-WFAL mer and 1 yr commitments For more info call 352-2663 MARTEN RENTALS BRADBUMBER (A K A "WILBUR ) Call Sun Splash Tours 1 800 426 7710 JOIN WEAL AT HOWARD'S CLUB H ON Lynn 35?-7701 We have apartments for traditional students, Happy 21st Birthday and Happy 6th Month An- SPRING BREAK TO FLORIDA BEACHES THURSDAY THE 6TH FOR A "SPRING 2 bedroom house Located between campus grads and couples Please call for more infor- niversary" let's fly oil 10 the bars m your Heli- FAST FUN IN THE SUN. 4/Rm price Daylona BREAK WARM UP ' COME DRESSED IN and downtown. Near courthouse. Available this mation on locations and rates for Spring, copter - bring Vie wine, goat cheese, and the FUNDRAISING $149 Kitcn. Wtrtrl 8 Trans Available Call Jim BOXERS AND JOIN IN OUR LEGS summer, fall ■$ spring Call 823-5551 Summer and Fail Nutella " Je t'AIME Lisa PROGRAM CONTEST ARE YOUR LEGS WHITE. TAN. 352-3445 "Hours9-9 a:352«865 92-93SUMMER A FALL RENTALS Bungi U S A is coming to BGSU HAIRY. SKINNY. MUSCULAR' THEN JOIN Fraternities, sororities, student OVER 500 UNITS For more inlo call PLEASE VOTE WFAL AND YOU COULD WIN NEED A 2 BR? l 800 GO BUNGI MATTHEW BELLIN PRIZES - PRIZES - PRIZES - PRIZES clubs Earn up lo $1000 in one Effic. one bdrm , two bdrm, houses 4 du- week Plus receive a $100 Campus Manor FOR USG SENATOR WFAL plexes Slop mto Chemical supply company w stores in Austin- bonus yoursell And a FREE 319 E. WOOSTER 615 Second Street town and Boardman seeks area Busi- WATCH lust lor calling 1 800- (across from Taco Bell) 841 Eighth Street Sick o' the Cold ness/Marketing or Science majors with an in- WHITEHALL ROOMS AVAILABLE 932-0528 Exl. 65 Speak with our fnendaly staff or call 777 Man v He Sick of School terest in retail Contact Co-op Program 238 Daylona Beach. Call Now 352-4610 JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE Prices starting at $395 00 PANAMA CITY IS THE CURE Admn Bldg 37? 2451 354-2260 RE. MANAGEMENT Sun, fun, & drinks on the beach Looking for a sumn.er job' Live and work in tfie 352-9302 D.T. Best Package, Best Price (i 1B FLORIDA ON A BUDGET $100 00 per per honest resort on ihe North Coast. Putin Bay. Thanks lor an awesome nme al my date Sign up now - only a few spots left son per week. Forl Myers area. Good wages. Flexible hours Call Carty Rentals • 9 month leases party'(Sorry a litlte late) Call Jim or joe 352 8181 1 813 353-1437." 419/693- 4639 after 1 00 pm Apt lor 4 at $i65/each OPEN HOUSE AM Apl tordatSlSS/each Campus Manor OPEN HOUSE NANNY Api for 2 ai $150-200/each SOSCIoughSl Apt B 15 Campus Manor WANTED Up 10 $400 per week. Live-in jobs East Coast. ENDORSE PROGRESS ON MARCH 3RD 4 All very close to campus Call 353 0325 tMCewgh St. Apt. B15 Chicago Many benefits Minimum 1 year Thursday March 5th 4TH Also 12 months A summer available NATIONAL NANNY 1-4 pm VOTE Thursday March 5lh 1 800-933 9397 Come and receive $100 off when signing your TODDJ WESSELER 1 non-smoking female roommate 2 Br apart- 1-4 pm Cany Rentals new Fall Campus Manor lease. FOR USG SENATOR AT LARGE ment for Fall -92 • '93 4170/month A electric Come and receive $100 off when signing your 2,3,6 or 9 student houses (limit one person) Call Am, al 352 ?850 or Dawn al 352 281 7 250 COUNSELORS and Instructors neededi Officeat3l6E Merry #3 new Fall Campus Manor lease. RE Management - 352-9302 (limit one person) 1 Nonsmoking female roommate to fill 3 per- Pnvate, coed summer camp in Pocono Mtns . Office hrs .0-5orby appL FASHION MERCHANDISING ASSOCIATION NE Pennsylvania Lohikan, Boa 234 BG. Meeting Wed March 4 RE Management • 152-9302 son apartment pnvala location close 10 campus Call 353-0325 Kenilwortti. NJ07033(908) 276 0998 Roommate wanted to share home m BG Grad , 8 00pm McFall Assembly Room cheap rent call 352-1376 alter six or leave male pre' $195 mo. uiii id. 354-6701, or Speaker • Rhonda Seweii. Fashion Wnter INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE WOMENS message CATCH THAT SUMMER FEELING AND COED VOLLEYBALL - MARCH 3. BY 352 1631 1 or 2 female non-smoking senior or grad stu- ALASKA JOBS SUMMER & CAREER Summer Apis 4 00 PM IN 108 SRC. WOMEN'S SINGLES 1 Fishing, Education. Oil. Timber, GAMMA PHI BETA 'GAMMA PHI BETA dent roommates tor 92-93 school year. Call at Summer Subieaee DOUBLES RACOUETBALL MARCH 10. BY Engmeenng A more Get Weekly Inlo Congratulations to the Kim al 353 6503 Super rales' One bedroom, furnsihed. a/c. dose to cam- New Pledge Class Officers 400 PM IN 108 SRC. COED BOWLING ALASKEMP GUARANTEE: Secure Alaskan RE MANAGEMENT pus Asking $225 a month. Will negotiate Call Presidenl Dyan Haberman L MARCH 18. BY 4 00 PM IN 108 SRC: MEN'S 1 or 2 roommates needed immediately thru |Obor 100% relund $14 gS 113 Railroad Si 3523336 VP/Tres. Ingrid Mile' AND WOMENS SOCCER MARCH 17. BY August 10th for sublease ol apt. near campus ALASKEMP, BOX 1236-DT CORVALLIS OR 352-9302 Sec PR Donna Rowlings 4 00 PM M 108 SRC. COED 3 PITCH SOFT University Village rent neg Call Mike 97339 Summer Sublease: dean, five bedroom house Sneak Dawn Zamcheck BALL ■ MARCH 31. BY 400 PM IN 108 SRC 353-7203 very close lo campus; move in with some bud- Downtown loft apartment available for rent May 1 1 Comm. Servioa/Scoal: Amy Wilkins dies and well pay May ' Great price Call On Tuesday, March 3 and Wednesday. APARTMENT FOR SUBLEASE ALASKA SUMMER EMPLOYMENT fisher 15. Very large. 2 bdrm. Call Darin at 354-0701 Scholarship: Jen Ozelek 354 5297 Soon'! We're all graduating' March 4 from beginning ol May to end ol August les. Historians Jen Ayres A Lisa Duer Vote for Improved Parking Air cond Call Patnce at 352 84 25 Earn $5.000*/month Free transportation! Great |Ob la dieo< Vote for Expanded Safety Programs Room A Board' Over 8.000 openings. Vote tor Equal Representation Rights No experience necessary Male or Female Available now. Need one female to fill house at Congratulations 10 Lyonda Smith • MICHAEL HAYNES For employment program call Chi Omega Twister Queen For USG Senator At • Large 957 N Prospect For 3 • Own room. Call 353-0325 Student Employment Services 1-208-545-41SS eat 1516 Alpha Phi Omega's Help mel I need a tutor lor American Sign Lan- ' lie viDioasor noodod nor. Cail 352 9418 WHEELING FOR WOODLANE guage Will pay you cash to tutor me in my GRATEFUL DEAD 24hrs Union Oval Marchll-12 BUNGI SITE OPENING APRIL 1ST dorm. Call Greg 372-1280. I need Hamilton FnySat Will trade Detroits RELIABLE EMPLOYERS NEEDED and/or $$$ 352-8643. CALL DENISE 352-1882 Housemate wanted Male - non smoker Own 'pom $l50plusu1il.Lance655-3084 STOP" Need Fast Cash' Student NoedeO To Ssjff our Dieting Circulars from Dorm/Homei ROOMMATE NEEDED HUI WBGUU Excellent Wages • S3 per Envelope' No Expe Roommate needed immediately lo complete rience Required' Full of Part Time1 Mailers Spring Semester lease Close to campus. Rent neg. Call 354-6994 Needed Immediately' To start send a long S A S Envelope CMP Distributing Dept WjX&nBAdau&- -10 -11 PM Subleaser lor Summer '92 • May 10 to Aug. 10 C 'IBI'O Bo. lOeal oiied II .1" N.I0873- arc. you pay only electric Call lor price TASP' INTERNATIONAL is looking lor highly 352 7804. Jody. motivates students to fill management posi- tions this summer Earn S6,000-S8,000 while HELP WANTED gaming experience and building your resume Positions are open in the Cleveland Area Suburbs, Canton, & Northern Tolsdo - Sly- vania. For more information call Gregg Mer- S2.0O0. MONTH PART TIME lans at 1-800-543-3792. 15 000. MONTH FULL TIME Break out ol the rut and earn FOR SALE The above are not resident's """"""""" what you are wonh

of a 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath Apartment WE OFFER 1985 Nissan Sentra Automatic. AC, AM/FM ' Top Commissions' stereo. 86,000 miles. Runs great. Can * Monthly Bonuses' at Winthrop Terrace 353 1135. leave message ' Car Allowances' They can not ride our ' Flex Scheduling' AVEBURY BOOKS * INC Magazine 100 Rated * has 75 ones on space travel 1 Campus Shuttle or use our Pool ' $365 M.II ion in 1991 sales * 143-C E Wooster-10-6. Mon Sat • MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITES ■ you can Dinette table and four chairs. S75 Interviewing by Appointment only Patio door drapes. $50 2 end tables. $20 each For details phone 352-9135 Musi be available March 5th or 6th Toaster oven, $15 Set of China. $20 Call Ken Mssr at 419-627 1211 or Ping- pong table. $15 Karen Knst at 216- 642-5612 Golf dubs. $110 Call 372-6700 Billiorcls • Billiards • Billiards • Billiards • Billiards • Billiards • Billiards • Billiards • Billiards • FOR SALE 2 BASS GUITARS 5 STRING SAMICK ACTIVE. LIKE NEW 4STRINGGAL CALL BRIAN 2 1608 Congratulations New Portable CD Player JACK IS BACK! Programable'Car adaptor included 100.000 OBO 3520743 Tim Jack White-Pool Expert Dominik Leconte Billiards Exhibition and Tournament FOR RENT Today Through Friday in Buckeye Room Union 2 Bedroom 2 Bath f>h 353 6398 BG NEWS Schedule • Today- 10:00 a.m. clinic 1 & 2. bedroom turn apls welcomes everyone to 9 month, summer A year leases 1:00 a.m. clinic 352-7454 Salesp erson ot the Week Wed. Mar. 4- 9:00 a.m. Tournament participate! Thurs. Mar. 5- 9:00 a.m. Men's finals 1 bdrm. apt air cond gas heat included Full Febr uary 24-28, 1992 bath, large closets, pano, private entry Pets A 12:00 p.m. Women's finals FREE to all! Wale roods OK 353 7715 Fri. Mar. 6- 11:00 a.m. Jack plays Champs! Walk-ins welcome! 12:00 p.m. Trick Shot Exhibition So come show your stuff!! ^4'4'4^'$.~,j)44444^22222222Z222222222 =?S THE TANNING RENT NOW FOR FALL 1992 Billiards • Billiards • Billiards • Billiards • Billiards • Billiards • Billiards • Billiards • Billiards CENTER n l COLUMBIA NO OUT OF POCKET EXPENSE i Celebrating our 12th COURT OUR OFFICE POLICY Anniversary IF YOU HAVE QUALIFYING HEALTH INSURANCE APTS THAT COVERS CHIROPRACTIC CARE. WE WILL AC- CEPT WHATEVER YOUR PLAN PAYS AS PAYMENT West Wooster IN FULL. YOU DON'T EVEN HAVE TO PAY YOUR DEDUCTIBLE OR CO-PAYMENT BECAUSE WE ARE location ONLY! B.G.'s Newest Apartment Complex WILLING TO ASSUME THEM. THIS MEANS TREAT- MENT WONT COST YOU ANYTHING OUT OF YOUR Close to B.G.S.U. POCKET. 10 visits for $20 (with this ad) Hurry only a few left. 6 Wolff beds CALL US AT 352-0717 AFFORDABLE CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC FOR MORE INFORMATION Exp. 3/20/92 1072 N. MAIN GREENBRIAR INC., MGR. 2 Blk. N. ol Po* 354-6166 143 W. Wooster Summer Rates Available 353-3281 Dr. K. Mark land D.C. • Dr. A. Edge) D.C. miiiiiiii\MttMMWAWMM&