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Weather English teachers not being laid off Recent memo states that class sections being reshuffled to cut costs by Michael Zawackl faculty reporter to be cut from the department's ture and introduction to creative 1 don't think any plans discussed were as severe as those budget. writing. presented in the paper.' He said the approaches in- "The classes were deliberately Severe mid-year layoffs of volved many more classes than scattered to not affect any one part-time instructors will not be the department eventually had to area of the department," Geb- taking place in the English de- Richard Gebhardt, English department chairman involve. hardt said. partment as was once rumored . . "I don't think any plans dis- Gebhardt said the College of throughout the University. cussed were as severe as those Arts and Sciences had made the Clouds, rain, more of the Steve Hesske, a part-time Uni- the English department, recently was distributed to the faculty presented in the paper," Geb- effort to compensate for the in- same: versity English instructor, had stated in a memo to the depart- members. hardt said. convenience of the department's stated in a guest column in The ment that its final cost-cutting Of the nine scheduled sections rescheduling by offering addi- Friday, mostly cloudy. A News that the department was plan involves the rescheduling of Gebhardt said that during two to be cut, only two involve Eng- tional seating in classes of other chance of morning showers. preparing for a mid-year layoff nine spring sections that other- weeks of discussions on course lish 112. The other classes are departments within the college. High around 60. Breezy of 28 part-time teachers. wise would have been scheduled. reduction plans, many different scattered in such areas as gen- Hesske said if the layoffs did southwest winds IS to 25 But instead of several layoffs, Hesske said his column was approaches were discussed, de- eral studies literature, interme- mph. Chance of rain 40 per- Richard Gebhardt, chairman of written before Gebhardt's memo pending on how much was going diate writing, children's litera- See ENGLISH, page6. cent. Friday night, variable cloudiness. Low around 40. Saturday, mostly cloudy with a slight chance of showers. High around 60. Fine Arts Chance of rain 30 percent. Building Inside The News sponsors All about BUFFO: honored If you see masked figures in capes running around by Julie Taglialerro campus on Thursday nights, administration reporter don't call the University police. The masked cru- The University introduced saders are simply members two new galleries to the public of the Marching Band's se- at the dedication of the Fine cret spirit organization, Arts Center Thursday. known as BUFFO. Dorothy Uber Bryan and her (J Page four. husband, Ashel, were honored for their contributions to the University and the School of Art through the years. Outside Campus One of the new galleries, the Dorothy Uber Bryan Gallery, was named in honor of Bryan's Not for breakfast any- contributions to the creation of more: the gallery and her long-time association with the School of MANILA, Philippines - Art. m Legislation filed Wednes- A Japanese tea ceremony day by a former veter- room and gallery were named inarian would outlaw the Hiroko Nakamoto Gallery slaughtering stolen dogs for in honor of Nakamoto's contri- food, a practice frowned on butions. by much of the Filipino soci- Nakomoto, a graduate of the ety but widespread in rural University, helped in the crea- areas. tion of the tea room and out- Dogs that stray from their door sculpture garden. She and owners often end up as hors others in Japan provided fund- d'oeuvres at beer-drinking ing for the gallery as well. gatherings. Dominick and Elizabeth La- Rep. Salvador Escudero bino contributed a glass mural said the legislation is neces- that was named in their honor. sary to prevent humans Thomas Hilty, director of the from catching diseases car- The BC Newt/Tim Norman Dedicating the new Fine Arts Building, (from left) President Paul of Art Thomas Hilty and Ashel Bryan cut the ribbon to the Dortby ried by the animals. See FINE ARTS, pageS. Olscamp, Dorothy Bryan, Elizabeth Labino, Director of the School Uber Bryan Gallery Thursday afternoon.
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RICHFIELD, Ohio-The Cleveland Cavaliers signed Trustees focus on future former New York Knicks Local potato chip guard Gerald W ilk ins to a multiyear contract Thurs- Board opposes centralized system of education day. factory will close Terms of the deal were by Julie Taglialerro not disclosed. administration reporter proposals. He said last week in an on when records must be re- address to the Administrative tained and when they can be dis- by Mellnda C. Monhari Wilkins, 29, whose rights city life reporter had been renounced by the Staff Council that he and other posed. Knicks, averaged 14.9 points The University Board of university presidents intend to Now the individual universities are required to have their own in- per game in seven years in Trustees will respond to the state Legislature After spending many years adding to the city's economy, ternal record management man- New York, including 12.4 focus on con- concerning these issues. Cain's Potato Chips & Snacks will be closing its doors in Bowling points last season. A product cerns about the "I'm opposed to the centraliza- ual, similar to the one for all the Green. of the University of Tennes- future of tion of more power of the Board universities, which the board of The city has been in contact with Cain's over the last several see-Chattanooga, he was the higher educa- of Regents," Olscamp said. "Why trustees would be responsible months and understands the closing to be a business decision, for. Bowers said. Knicks' second round draft tion in Ohio as the hell does anybody in 1992 said Colleen Smith, Bowling Green municipal administrator. Bowers said the University is pick in 198S. they vote today think that the centralization of "Unfortunately, there was nothing we could do to keep the In Cleveland, he will share on a proposed anything is the answer to any- "way ahead of the game" be- Bowling Green plant open," Smith said. time with Craig Ehlo and resolution on thing?" cause it already has an internal The decision to close the plant was made by the management John Battle at the shooting the Managing Olscamp said he is concerned manual and a records manage- in the snacks and consumer products division of Borden Inc. guard position. for the Future that if Ohio State and Cincinnati ment program. Because of this, Barber Borden Inc. is consolidating the production of the Cain's plant "I am ecstatic that we Task Force re- are designated as research facili- the manual simply needed re- in Bowling Green into their Fort Wayne, Ind., plant on or about were able to add a qual ity port. ties, programs at the University vision before being aproved by Dec. 11, 1992, according to Jeanne Washko, manager of media veteran like Gerald to our The report, convened by the and other universities may not be the board. communications for the corporation. team," coach Lenny Wilkens Ohio Board of Regents, makes perceived as equal. The trustees will also vote on "It's part of Borden's worldwide drive to take advantage of said. "It is just going to recommendations concerning "What bothers me is the per- the proposed increase in general cost reductions achievable through production consolidation for make us that much better." higher education. ception that a degree from one fees, which will help to cover the fewer, more efficient facilities," she said. The board usually approves place may be worth more than a costs for the fieldhouse, Barber Due to the plant closing, 11 salaried employees and 64 hourly most of the recommendations but degree from another," Olscamp said. They will also vote on the employees will lose their jobs, Washko said. is apprehensive about two as- said. proposed 1993 summer fees, he "Borden Inc. will provide severance pay based on length of Lottery pects of the report and will vote In other business, the trustees added. service for salaried employees and a negotiated severance to express this concern to the will vote to approve the Universi- Several University professors package to the bargaining, union employees," she said. CLEVELAND - Here are Board of Regents, according to ty's new record management pol- will be recognized as the board Borden Inc. will also be working with the Ohio Bureau of Em- approves proposals to appoint Thursday night's Ohio Lot- Lester Barber, secretary to the icy. ployment Services to help the employees find new jobs, Washko some retired faculty members to tery selections: board. As of June 30, 1992, the Ohio added. emeritus status. They will also The trustees oppose the pro- Revised Code said the board of Smith added the closing will undoubtedly have a substantial Pick 3 Numbers: 7-3-4 posed creation of a more central- trustees at state colleges and un- honor Michael E. Doherty as a effect on the city because of the economic conditions already. Pick 4 Numbers: 6-9-1-1 ized system of higher education. iversities have the responsibility distinguished University profes- "With city income tax dollars it will be a direct impact," she Barber said the board is also op- for the management of records at sor, which Barber said is "the said. "With the community it has a larger impact with unem- The Super Lotto jackpot is posed to the idea of designating their respective colleges. University's' highest internal ployed people, especially when it's hard to find a job." Joyce $8 million. Ohio State and Cincinnati as the Ann Bowers, assistant director honor." Kepke, president of City Council, said that the plant's closing state's only two comprehensive of archival collections, said dur- The board is also expected to will be a loss to the city. Compiled from staff and research centers. ing the past few years, state uni- approve the naming of the press "It has a long history in Bowling Green and we'll miss it very wire reports. University President Paul Ols- versity archivists compiled a much," she said. "It hurts to lose an industry." camp is also opposed to these manual that provides guidelines See TRUSTEES, page 6. Opinion page two The BG News Friday, October 9, 1992
The BG News JEREMY STONE WEBER AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT VOICE EDITOR- IN-CHIEF FOUNDEOIN 1920. Yes,Vi^ ma...aniToca8 and Florida J.J. THOMPSON KIMBERLY LARSON r PUBLISHED DAILY DURING THE ACADEMIC YEAR NEWS EDITOR OPINION EDITOR AND WEDNESDAYS DURING THE and LsMana and §outi\ Dakota and SUMMER SESSION. KIRK PAVELICH CHRISTINA WISE CAMPUS EDITOR CITY EDITOR Missouri and tor Mmco,e.te.,etc..— 214 WEST HALL BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY MATTHEW A. DANEMAN GLEN LUBBERT BOWLING GREEN, OHIO 43403-0276 INSIDER EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR Ttare is a Copyright 1992, The BG New* Santo Caus,.. v" r E.A.R. to the Ground • • • £* Sunday night is the big night -- the pearing in the Glass City again. night where all of America will fi- Just two weeks after George Bush nally get a chance to see the presi- bypassed the once economically suc- dential candidates go head to head to cessful city, the White House has de- head during the presidential debates. cided to throw Toledo a bone. It could be the fight of the decade, or In the form of Dan Quayle? it could be the sale of the century, but We don't think even a dog would go ,d>t**/4£—- whatever it is, this is one TV event no- for that one. rMtfibutvd o» TtAurw Me** S#fv«:«s body will want to miss. *•* Not only will the debates contain the drama of "L.A. Law," but they will also Is it just us or has Northwest Ohio feature the humor of "The Simpsons." ever seen as many candidates as it has Come on, don't they all resemble car- this election year? toon characters? Bush in Findlay, Bush in BG, Clinton Society accepts exploitation At least Ross Perot? in Toledo and now maybe Quayle in Or maybe they resemble cartoons be- Toledo, too? cause these presidential campaigns The area has been described as an have all been conducted in a Mickey election battleground and the political of women easier than sex Mouse sort of way. powers that be are doing their best to A very disturbing reflection of rooted in sexism, is common- • ** conquer the area in order to win the our society is the fact that vio- place in more than movies and war. lence, especially against women, Juliet Cook TV. What's the deal with Brother Tom? is often presented as being more What about magazine adver- acceptable than sex. The media tisements brimming with subli- He decided to grace the Union Oval *** exemplify this, particularly in minal messages as well as blatan- with his heavenly presence again TV and the movies. tly direct messages that display Thursday and caused quite a stir. Not It's as if there's a death in the family. According to Jack Nicholson, women as sex objects to adver- only were students shouting at him, but Cain's Potato Chips, made locally in "Violence is a bad habit. Kiss a tise and glamorize everything they were shouting at each other. Bowling Green, will close Dec. 11. For tit, it's an X. Hack it off with a from clothes to deodorant ? Do we really need this? more than SO years, Cain's has been as sword, PG." Exploitation of What about music videos that Will college students repent if the Bi- much a Northwest Ohio tradition as the women abounds in a media that often portray only stereotypical ble is shoved so far down their throats Mudhens and the spring wind. They in- seems to consider a healthy sex- relationships of the powerful that they are choking on the holy word? vented the ripple chip. They were a ual relationship to be more taboo male controlling the beautiful The answer is a resonating NO. than violence. Sexual movies female boy toy (who is assumed home and a family to 75 employees. And consistently receive stricter rat- sexual relationships explored to be just one of many for him)? Brother Tom should take his judgmen- now, two weeks before Christmas they ings than violent movies. Why is were between two females? I am not calling for censorship tal attitude somewhere else once and will be gone. this? This particular movie con- in these areas; I am calling for for all. For a product that is such a mainstay Perhaps the media industry is tained practically no violence; its individuals to take a deeper look As far we at The News are concerned, of the area, the going out of business dcminated by males or strives to focus was sex. Compare this to into a society where the media only God should judge. The rest of us raises quesitons. Why weren't they appeal to males first and fore- movies like "A Clockwork Or- encourage the mindset that sex is should just do the best we can to live in available on campus? A campus as most, much like the rest of soci- ange," which contains excessive, somehow dirty, but sexual and peace. much a cornerstone of Bowling Green? ety. The media are certainly not other violence, especially against *** But even when the questions are an- exempt from sexism and are women, is somehow acceptable. swered, the fact doesn't change. Cain's perhaps a breeding ground for "This exploitation of women The presentation of such atti- Dan Quayle in Toledo? Despite the will be gone soon. And the picnics and sexism. and ol healthy sexuality, tudes by the media fosters a lack Women are portrayed as sex of respect for women in real life. fact the vice president visited the city late-night cram sessions of Bowling which reeks of a warped last spring, rumor has it he may be ap- Green won't ever be the same again. objects or in situations where Then, real-life violence against they are dominated. Many of societal perspective rooted women increases. these domination scenarios are An example of an attitude that violent. Some are sexual, but the in sexism, is commonplace in leads to violence is present in the sexuality is usually violent and more than movies and TV." situation of rape (especially ac- Store owner willing to debate candidate male-dominated, not healthy and quaintance rape). The feeling egalitarian. that some women are asking for The BG News: that taxes have been cut and I ously. If the media do present a non- it demonstrates how much wom- ! A couple of months ago. Jack have been hurt. I said, "I haven't I am willing to debate Mr. violent sexual situation, the tra- disturbing violence, including en have been objectified in this Hartman wrote an article about been hurt because I have diversi- Hartman, if he would like to. I ditional dominant rape scenes. Or "Pretty Woman," society. The media are a strong how any town with a university fied." Towns need to diversify. will debate him at the University. male/subservient female roles which caters to every man's fan- factor in the objectification pro- has been "Voinoviched." He went Governments need to quit spend- All he has to do is name the date are still projected. Rarely are tasy of being sexually dominant cess. on to say that small businesses in ing and towns need to diversify. and time and I will be there to these traditional relationship (in this case, having a prostitute If the media continue to pre- college towns have been "Voino- Then Mr. Hartman went on to debate him on the issues of taxes, roles reversed. Even more rarely at his beck and call). These two sent only stereotypical views of yiched" because of Gov. Voino- say Voinovich would not debate education, welfare and the inept- is there a presentation of non- movies are rated R. the subservient/sex object vich's tax cuts on education. him. I informed him that I would ness of our government to just traditional relationships like a Perhaps there is a discrepancy woman, and if the media continue ! Mr. Hartman came into my gladly debate him on the issues tax and tax. sexual relationship between two in our rating system and in our to consider violence more ac- store and I asked him about that. of taxes and school systems. Mr. women. society when sexuality is con- ceptable than egalitarian sex, I told him that I have not been Hartman seemed to shy away Why is it that the movie sidered more damaging than vio- then lack of respect for women !'Voinoviched" --1 have grown. from that offer. Since I was not a Brian Carter Young "Henry and June," which ex- lence. Yet it is a given that vio- will continue to be nurtured, and Mr. Hartman went on to say candidate, I was not taken seri- Owner, Young's Newsstand plores various sexual re- lent movies are widely con- violence against women will con- lationships in no more explicit sidered more acceptable than tinue to increase. The cycle will detail than many R-rated movies, sexual movies. goon. Correction received the first NC-17 rating? This exploitation of women and Could it have something to do of healthy sexuality, which reeks Juliet Cook is a columnist for • In Thursday's edition of The program because of discrimina- 1990 and not approved. The bill to with the fact that several of the of a warped societal perspective The News. News, it was incorrectly report- tory policies. be introduced today is not identi- ed that Graduate Student Senate According to Jack Zibluk, GSS cal to the 1990 bill. would vote today on a bill to ter- representative-at-large, this ver- Responses Wanted minate affiliation with the ROTC sion of the bill was proposed in The News regrets the error. The Opinion page of The BG writer, and in no way represents reject any material that is News consists of editorials, col- the opinions of The News. offensive, malicious or libelous. umns, cartoons and letters ex- All submissions are subject to In Wednesday's edition of The pressing the opinions of the Letters to the editor should be condensation. News, the article "Committee to ation of University President future. It was not decided readers. a maximum of 200-300 words in set guide for faculty's review of Paul Olscamp. whether or not this resolution Unsigned editorials are written length and should be double-s- Please address all submissions Olscamp" incorrectly stated The Senate debated whether will lead to an evaluation of Ols- by members of The News'Editor- paced, and signed. Address or on- to: Faculty Senate had decided to the committee should evaluate camp. ial Board and represent the com- campus mailbox number along create a committee which will Olscamp or focus on the evalua- The News regrets any confu- posed opinions of the readers. with your telephone number for Opinion Editor develop guidelines for the evalu- tion of acting presidents in the sion the article may have caused. Signed letters or columns ex- verification, must be included. 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ONLY YOU CAN PREVENT FOREST FIRES Campus page four The BG News Friday, October 9, 1992 BUFFO sparks spirit for Falcon marchers by Linda Lenc contributing reporter
morning band warm-ups, with a poem to If you see masked figures in capes be read to the band by Mark S. Kelly, di- running around campus on Thursday rector of University Bands. nights, don't call the University police. "The only requirement for the poems The masked crusaders are simply mem- is that they must rhyme and be stupid," bers of the Marching Band's secret spirit BUFFO No. 8 said. organization, known as BUFFO (Boo-fo.) The term BUFFO comes from the mu- Kelly said sometimes the poems are sical term opera buffa, which means co- clever and sometimes they are stupid. mic opera. Adam Sakel, president of the "But I do enjoy making fun of the honorary band fraternity Kappa Kappa poems. I support BUFFO |wholehearte- Psi, said the BUFFO character repre- dly]," Kelly said. sents some of the funny characters in the BUFFO No. 8 said it is not easy to keep comic operas. their identity a secret in a small group Interim Assistant Director of Bands L. such as the band. Richmond Sparks said BUFFO members live up to their name. "We try to lurk in the shadows. We "They're clowns and true comme- have a secret BUFFO hideout that dians," Sparks said. changes all the time. That is where we BUFFO was started in 1975 by a group plan our poems and make signs," No. 8 of band members to promote spirit said. within the Falcon Marching Band. BU- "We also have to call the police at the FFO members never speak and member- beginning of the year to let them know ship in the group is secret and based on a what we will be doing, so we don't get ar- selection process. rested," No. 8 said. BUFFO No. 8 said likely candidates for Sparks said the secrecy of BUFFO is BUFFO show spirit and enthusiasm for part of the fun. the band. "The real excitment comes from the "Each year, the present BUFFO pick fact that no one knows who they are," two new sophomores to replace the Sparks said. seniors. The two seniors are unmasked at Kelly and Sparks said BUFFO helps the the marching band banquet at the end of band both internally and externally. the year," No. 8 said. "[BUFFO] needs to be a sincere am- Over the entire marching band season, bassador for the band. [BUFFO] focuses BUFFO can be found promoting band recognition on the band and What they're spirit. On Thursday nights of game week, doing," Kelly said. BUFFO can be seen in the Moore Musical Sparks said BUFFO is the spirit of the Arts Center hanging signs for the band band. that always start with "BUFFO sez." "Their sole purpose is the best interest BUFFO No. 8 said they have also hung of the band," Sparks said. ; signs in the Union, stadium and at the BUFFO No. 8 said BUFFO invites • baseball diamond, where the band warms everyone to see the Falcon Marching . up before the games. Band's pre-game warm up at noon on Other Thursday night activities in- Saturday in the baseball diamond. ThcBCNtwt/LlndaLcnc • elude visiting the houses of the band di- "BUFFO is optimistic about going to It's BUFFO time! BUFFO Is the secret spirit organization selection process. Director of Bands Mark S. Kelly said ^•rectors, graduate staff, football coach Vegas. BUPFO wants everyone at Doyt L. of the Falcon Marching Band. Started in 1975, BUFFO BUFFO brings recognition to the band and promotes Gary Blackney, President Paul Olscamp Perry Stadium for the football game this consists of six members who are chosen through a secret band spirit. and band secretary Bonnie Bess. Saturday. Also, the marching band and "[BUFFO'S visits] are almost more the alumni band will be performing dur- than my heart can handle," Bess said. ing halftime," No. 8 said. BUFFO also appears at the Saturday BUFFO sez: See you at the game!
Toledo mall will host fair Used clothing store to open to deal with health issues Natty Threads will feature vintage duds, jewelry by Ryan Honeyman byMellndaC. Monhart The Insider dty life reporter The Red Cross will be offering "It is a time where agencies blood pressure screenings at no charge. St. Charles Hospital will "We have clothes for al different types of try to heighten individual offer free glucose screenings Looking for that really hard-to-find pair of ■ Many people ignore their lime-green bell bottoms or other types of unu- people with clothes for everyday wear to and the Sight Center will give health this time of year due to awareness to be careful and sual vintage Sixties and Seventies clothing and free vision and glaucoma screen- special occasion outfits." hectic academic schedules, jobs jewelry? If so, you might want to take the time or social obligations. To help take care of their own ings. to check out Natty Threads, the new (used) change this, and in recognition of health." YMCA fitness checks and Red clothing store that has just opened in Bowling Bridgett Wicks, of Natty Threads Family Health Month, there will Cross cholesterol and Green on 126 E. Wooster St. (across from Mad- John Bolster, director of HDL-cholesterol screenings will be a Health Fair at the Woodville Hatter Music Co.) safety services be available for a small charge. Mall In Toledo. Sandy Wicks, the former owner and creator of ing in the store that they need to have altered or ;.' John Bolster, director of safety "The immediate payback is to customized to their taste. services for the Greater Toledo "It's an immediate education at Grounds For Thought, has unleashed another o- see whether they fall in normal riginal idea on Bowling Green with Natty The other difference Natty Threads boasts is Area Chapter of the American the screening," he said. "They ranges of what they're tested Threads. With the help of her daughter, its sale of both jewelry and clothes created by Red Cross, said the Health Fair is will make a referral to your phy- for," Bolster said. Bridgett, Wicks hopes to "reach a wider audi- local artists and its use of a clothing exchange in here to help change attitudes in- sician." The Health Fair will take place ence instead of just University students." which anyone can bring in old articles of cloth- volving personal health care. Bolster said this is a good time Oct. 24 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and ing or jewelry in exchange for credit on other for students to go through the "We have clothes for all different types of •\ "It is a time where agencies try Sunday, Oct. 25 from 1 to 5 p.m. purchases. to heighten individual awareness screening. people with clothes for everyday wear to special "Good health doesn't stop after Wicks has been searching for her unusual "If you're made aware of it occasion outfits," Bridgett Wicks said. to be careful and take care of October," he said. "I invite young merchandise over the past few months by at- while you're younger, you can "We rotate the stock every day with merchan- (heir own health," he said. people to take advantage of our dise from our own stock and from what is tending community sales and by answering local I At the Health Fair, screening prevent problems when you're programs." brought in by customers," she added. "So it's advertisements in town. Natty Threads, accord- activities will be offered. Bolster older," he said. The Health Fair sponsors in- ing to Wicks, should attract both members of the For example. Bolster said, different each time someone comes in. It's like said no diagnoses will be made at clude the American Red Cross, University and the Bowling Green public due to professional volunteers will no other store in town." Hie fair. However, those Anderson's retail stores and the "an original and useful idea whose time has (preened will be cautioned and measure a person's body fat and While the idea of selling second-hand and vin- Woodville Mall. A few United come." counseled after the screening is let them know what kind of exer- Way agencies will be taking part tage clothing isn't entirely original, Wicks has And, as the store motto says, your closet is our oompleted. cise that they should be doing. in the event also. added a few new touches to this idea. First is the use of open sewing machines that warehouse. may be rented for varied times if customers Natty Threads is open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. wish to bring in clothing of their own to be Monday through Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Work to cultivate the buckle-up habit. altered or designed. Sewing machines can also Thursday through Saturday, and from 12-5 p.m. It could save your life. be used if customers find any articles of cloth- on Sunday.
SEE YOU SATURDAY - 1:30! HEY FALCONS Join the Face Painting Party in Prout Lounge after the Homecoming Parade to Show your Spirit at the Game!
Free refreshments sponsored by Prout Hall Council and Resident Student Sponsored by FOOD TOWN Association.
Help Make It 8 Wins In A Row At Home! American Red Cross Friday, October 9, 1992 The BG News page five USG helping Firelands students Black Greek Government being created to deal with student concerns Stompdown part by Jenl Bond student government reporter "The University should pay "They don't necessarily have to follow our system, but it more attention to their needs," he said. "They are one of the biggest of weekend fun Undergraduate Student works pretty well. My main job in the whole thing was to profit-makers of the University." Government is helping students light a fire under them and let them know what they could USG President Jason Jackson at Firelands College who want said Fair should be given a lot of by Heather McQuiller their voice to be heard develop a really do." credit for his role in the creation contributing reporter student government. Matt Fair, USG senator of the student government at "This Stompdown w* Firelands students have var- Firelands. be the biggest and most ious committees that control stu- "Matt has a soft place in his Tonight begins one of the dent events on campus, said Scott He also gave them a copy of the control of the general fee and the heart for Firelands because he is biggest weekends of the year elite to ever hit the for African-American stu- Dans, student representative to USG constitution. The students redistriding issue," Fair said. from that area," Jackson said. University because the the College Council. Dahs said he at Firelands will draw up their The administration at Fire- "He just took it under his wing, dents at the University, with would like the committees to own constitution Tuesday, he lands has not objected to the idea and I just gave him instructional two major events carefully elite eight of the B6SU come together to form a united said. of the students forming the things." planned as part of the Home- Pan-Hellenic Council wil government. "They don't necessarily have government, and Fair said they Dahs took the Initiative in set- coming celebration. "We no longer just want facul- to follow our system, but it works received a lot of support from ting up the government, accord- Homecoming weekend will be performing." ty and administrators to assume pretty well," Fair said. "My main them. "Talking to the administra- ing to Fair. start with the annual Black Will Garrett, tion there compared to here is Greek Stompdown tonight. what the students' opinions are," job in the whole thing was to light "Scott is very determined and president of the he said. "There is a greater con- a fire under them and let them like night and day," Fair said. can get the job done," Fair said. Members of Alpha Kappa Al- cern by students to have a larger know what they could really do." Forming the student govern- "He has a lot of energy, and I pha, Delta Sigma Theta, Sig- Pan-Hellenic Council voice in what goes on at Fire- Issues students want to ad- ment is not a controversial issue, have a lot of confidence in him." ma Gamma Rho and Zeta Phi lands." dress concern parking, food ser- Fair said. Jackson said USG will help the Beta sororities and Alpha Phi USG senator Matt Fair is serv- vice and better relations with the "It's not controversial like the students whenever they need it. Alpha, Kappa Alpha Psi, Phi Hellenic Council. ing as a liaison between the Fire- main campus, Dahs said. budget," he said. "It can encour- "They are part of our Universi- Beta Sigma and Omega Psi "I'm extremely excited be- lands committee representatives Fair said the students should age student interest in govern- ty and that makes them involved Phi fraternities are expected cause I view this not only as a and USG. Fair attended an organ- not confine themselves just to ment." in what is going on," Jackson to participate. All organiza- Stompdown, but a welcoming tions have been preparing for izational meeting three weeks Firelands College. Fair believes Firelands is cur- said. "They need to be repre- to a new governing body, the several weeks in hopes of re- ago and told the students how the "I told them about some ideas rently neglected by the Universi- sented as much as students on Pan-Hellenic Council, form- USG General Assembly is set up. we have in USG, such as gaining ty. the main campus." ceiving first place trophies. erly the Black Greek Coun- "I'm glad that black stu- cil," Garrett added. dents have at least this one The Stompdown will be fol- FINE ARTS- weekend where they'll be lowed by a dance, also to take able to find some way to place in Anderson Arena. Continued from page 1. socialize in Bowling Green," On Saturday evening, the said Tiffani Nevels, a senior School of Art, credited the The building of the center, ac- involving the cooperative efforts with people. Board of Black Cultural Ac- cording to Hilty, was completed of the different branches of the "Be able to express yourself as marketing major from tivities and the Black Student Bryans, the Labinos and Naka- Columbus, Ohio. in July after more than five years School of Art. He said $1.72 mil- well as be part of the community Union will sponsor a dance to moto with helping greatly in the For the first time, the creation of the facility. of planning design and construc- lion of the money has been through leadership in the world take place in both the Com- Stompdown will take place in mons and the Amani Room. "Their contributions to the tion by many different people at raised. of art," he said. the University and community. Olscamp said the University's Anderson Arena instead of The semi-formal event will Fine Arts Center allow [the Uni- Anne Cook, a freshman graphic Eppler in order to make more "The impact of the size of this "state-of-the-art facility is design major, said the creation of include the crowning of the versity] to become one of the room for the large number of African-American Homecom- truly unique arts centers in this project has touched the lives of ranked in the top 25 percent of the center is a great benefit. people expected to attend. ing King and Queen, a DJ, a country," he said. so many people," Hilty said. art schools in the nation." Cook said her mother majored in "This Stompdown will be comedy/magic act and live The 61,000-square-foot center "Without the the support, time, It is hoped that the center will art at the University 20 years ago the biggest and most elite to jazz music. Refreshments cost about $9.8 million, funded by expertise and concern of so many attract more art students as well and is glad Cook has the opportu- dedicated individuals, this dream as "renowned artists" to the Uni- ever hit the University be- will also be provided. the state of Ohio. The center also nity to study in a new building. cause the elite eight of the would not have come true." versity, Olscamp said. The doors will open at 6 includes classrooms, photo BGSU Pan-Hellenic Council University President Paul Ols- Ashel Bryan encouraged art "The building will provide p.m. for the Stompdown. The laboratories and studios and will be performing," said Will camp said the University has a students to create art for self- more of an incentive for an art show will begin promptly at 7 modernized art tools and equip- Garrett, president of the Pan- p.m. ment. $1,825 million fine arts campaign expression as well as to work student to do well," Cook said. HOME FALCON FOOTBALL TOMORROW! 1:30 M
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morning band warm-ups, with a poem to If you see masked figures in capes be read to the band by Mark S. Kelly, di- running around campus on Thursday rector of University Bands. nights, don't call the University police. "The only requirement for the poems The masked crusaders are simply mem- is that they must rhyme and be stupid," bers of the Marching Band's secret spirit BUFFO No. 8 said organization, known as BUFFO (Boo-fo.) The term BUFFO comes from the mu- Kelly said sometimes the poems are sical term opera buffo, which means co- clever and sometimes they are stupid. mic opera. Adam Sakel, president of the "But I do enjoy making fun of the honorary band fraternity Kappa Kappa poems. I support BUFFO [wholehearte- Psi, said the BUFFO character repre- dly]," Kelly said. sents some of the funny characters in the BUFFO No. 8 said it is not easy to keep comic operas. their identity a secret in a small group Interim Assistant Director of Bands L. such as the band. Richmond Sparks said BUFFO members live up to their name. "We try to lurk in the shadows. We "They're clowns and true comme- have a secret BUFFO hideout that dians," Sparks said. changes all the time. That is where we BUFFO was started in 1975 by a group plan our poems and make signs," No. 8 of band members to promote spirit said. within the Falcon Marching Band. BU- "We also have to call the police at the FFO members never speak and member- beginning of the year to let them know ship in the group is secret and based on a what we will be doing, so we don't get ar- selection process. rested," No. 8 said. BUFFO No. 8 said likely candidates for Sparks said the secrecy of BUFFO is BUFFO show spirit and enthusiasm for part of the fun. the band. "The real excitment comes from the "Each year, the present BUFFO pick fact that no one knows who they are," two new sophomores to replace the Sparks said. seniors. The two seniors are unmasked at Kelly and Sparks said BUFFO helps the the marching band banquet at the end of band both internally and externally. the year," No. 8 said. "[BUFFO] needs to be a sincere am- Over the entire marching band season, bassador for the band. [BUFFO] focuses BUFFO can be found promoting band recognition on the band and what they're spirit. On Thursday nights of game week, doing," Kelly said. BUFFO can be seen in the Moore Musical Sparks said BUFFO is the spirit of the Arts Center hanging signs for the band band. that always start with "BUFFO sez." "Their sole purpose is the best interest BUFFO No. 8 said they have also hung of the band," Sparks said. signs in the Union, stadium and at the BUFFO No. 8 said BUFFO invites 'baseball diamond, where the band warms everyone to see the Falcon Marching up before the games. Band's pre-game warm up at noon on Other Thursday night activities in- Saturday in the baseball diamond. The BG Ni-wi/l.lnda Lcnc clude visiting the houses of the band di- "BUFFO is optimistic about going to It's BUFFO time! BUFFO is the secret spirit organization selection process. Director of Bands Mark S. Kelly said rectors, graduate staff, football coach Vegas. BUFFO wants everyone at Doyt L. of the Falcon Marching Band. Started In 1975, BUFFO BUFFO brings recognition to the band and promotes Gary Blackney, President Paul Olscamp Perry Stadium for the football game this consists of six members who are chosen through a secret band spirit. and band secretary Bonnie Bess. Saturday. Also, the marching band and "[BUFFO'S visits] are almost more the alumni band will be performing dur- than my heart can handle," Bess said. ing halftime," No. 8 said. BUFFO also appears at the Saturday BUFFO sez: See you at the game!
Toledo mall will host fair Used clothing store to open to deal with health issues Natty Threads will feature vintage duds, jewelry by Ryan Honeyman ay Mellnda C. Monhart The Insider city life reporter The Red Cross will be offering "It is a time where agencies blood pressure screenings at no charge. St. Charles Hospital will "We have clothes for all different types of try to heighten individual offer free glucose screenings Looking for that really hard-to-find pair of • Many people ignore their lime-green bell bottoms or other types of unu- people with clothes for everyday wear to Wealth this time of year due to awareness to be careful and and the Sight Center will give sual vintage Sixties and Seventies clothing and special occasion outfits." hectic academic schedules, jobs free vision and glaucoma screen- jewelry? If so, you might want to take the time take care of their own ings. or social obligations. To help to check out Natty Threads, the new (used) YMCA fitness checks and Red change this, and in recognition of health." clothing store that has just opened in Bowling Cross cholesterol and Bridgett Wicks, of Natty Threads Family Health Month, there will John Bolster, director of Green on 126 E. Wooster St. (across from Mad- he a Health Fair at the Woodville HDL-cholesteroI screenings will safety services Hatter Music Co.) Mall in Toledo. be available for a small charge. Sandy Wicks, the former owner and creator of ing in the store that they need to have altered or ■'. John Bolster, director of safety "The immediate payback is to Grounds For Thought, has unleashed another o- customized to their taste. services for the Greater Toledo "It's an immediate education at see whether they fall in normal riginal idea on Bowling Green with Natty The other difference Natty Threads boasts is Area Chapter of the American the screening," he said. "They ranges of what they're tested its sale of both jewelry and clothes created by will make a referral to your phy- Threads. With the help of her daughter, Red Cross, said the Health Fair is for," Bolster said. Bridgett, Wicks hopes to "reach a wider audi- local artists and its use of a clothing exchange in sician." Ijere to help change attitudes in- The Health Fair will take place ence instead of just University students." which anyone can bring in old articles of cloth- volving personal health care. Bolster said this is a good time Oct. 24 from 11 a.m to 5 p.m. and ing or jewelry in exchange for credit on other for students to go through the "We have clothes for all different types of ■ , "It is a time where agencies try Sunday, Oct. 25 from 1 to 5 p.m. people with clothes for everyday wear to special purchases. screening. "Good health doesn't stop after to heighten individual awareness occasion outfits," Bridgett Wicks said. Wicks has been searching for her unusual "If you're made aware of it October," he said. "I invite young to be careful and take care of "We rotate the stock every day with merchan- merchandise over the past few months by at- their own health," he said. while you're younger, you can people to take advantage of our dise from our own stock and from what is tending community sales and by answering local prevent problems when you're programs." > At the Health Fair, screening brought in by customers," she added. "So it's advertisements in town. Natty Threads, accord- The Health Fair sponsors in- activities will be offered. Bolster older," he said. different each time someone comes in. It's like ing to Wicks, should attract both members of the For example, Bolster said, clude the American Red Cross, said no diagnoses will be made at no other store in town." University and the Bowling Green public due to professional volunteers will Anderson's retail stores and the (he fair. However, those While the idea of selling second-hand and vin- "an original and useful idea whose time has screened will be cautioned and measure a person's body fat and Woodville Mall. A few United tage clothing isn't entirely original, Wicks has come." counseled after the screening is let them know what kind of exer- Way agencies will be taking part And, as the store motto says, your closet is our cise that they should be doing. in the event also. added a few new touches to this idea. completed. First is the use of open sewing machines that warehouse. may be rented for varied times if customers Natty Threads is open from 10 am. to 6 p.m. wish to bring in clothing of their own to be Monday through Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Work to cultivate the buckle-up habit. altered or designed. Sewing machines can also Thursday through Saturday, and from 12-5 p.m. It could save your life. be used if customers find any articles of cloth on Sunday.
I SEE YOU SATURDAY - 1:30! HEY FALCONS Join the Face Painting Party in Prout Lounge after the Homecoming Parade to Show your Spirit at the Game!
Free refreshments sponsored by Prout Hall Council and Resident Student Sponsored by FOOD TOWN Association.
Help Make It 8 Wins In A Row At Home! American Red Cross Friday, October 9, 1992 The BG News page five USG helping Firelands students Black Greek Government being created to deal with student concerns Stompdown part byJeniBond student government reporter "The University should pay "They don't necessarily have to follow our system, but it more attention to their needs," he said. "They are one of the biggest of weekend fun Undergraduate Student works pretty well. My main job in the whole thing was to profit-makers of the University." Government is helping students light a lire under them and let them know what they could USG President Jason Jackson at Firelands College who want said Fair should be given a lot of by Heather McQuiller their voice to be heard develop a really do." credit for his role in the creation contributing reporter student government. Matt Fair, USG senator of the student government at "ttiii Stompdown win Firelands students have var- Firelands. be the biggest and most ious committees that control stu- "Matt has a soft place in his Tonight begins one of the dent events on campus, said Scott He also gave them a copy of the control of the general fee and the heart for Firelands because he is biggest weekends of the year elite to ever hit the Dans, student representative to USG constitution. The students redistrictlng issue," Fair said. from that area," Jackson said. for African-American stu- University because the the College Council. Dans said he at Firelands will draw up their The administration at Fire- "He just took it under his wing, dents at the University, with would like the committees to own constitution Tuesday, he lands has not objected to the idea and I just gave him instructional two major events carefully elite eight of the BGSU come together to form a united said. of the students forming the things." planned as part of the Home- Pan-Hellenic Council wil government. "They don't necessarily have government, and Fair said they Dahs took the initiative in set- coming celebration. "We no longer just want facul- to follow our system, but it works received a lot of support from ting up the government, accord- Homecoming weekend will be performing." start with the annual Black ty and administrators to assume pretty well," Fair said. "My main them. "Talking to the administra- ing to Fair. Greek Stompdown tonight. Will Garrett, what the students' opinions are," job in the whole thing was to light tion there compared to here is "Scott is very determined and president of the he said. "There is a greater con- a fire under them and let them like night and day," Fair said. can get the job done," Fair said. Members of Alpha Kappa Al- cern by students to have a larger know what they could really do." Forming the student govern- "He has a lot of energy, and I pha, Delta Sigma Theta, Sig- Pan-Hellenic Council voice in what goes on at Fire- Issues students want to ad- ment is not a controversial issue, have a lot of confidence in him." ma Gamma Rho and Zeta Phi lands." dress concern parking, food ser- Fair said. Jackson said USG will help the Beta sororities and Alpha Phi USG senator Matt Fair is serv- vice and better relations with the "It's not controversial like the students whenever they need it. Alpha, Kappa Alpha Psi, Phi Hellenic Council. ing as a liaison between the Fire- main campus, Dans said. budget," he said. "It can encour- "They are part of our Universi- Beta Sigma and Omega Psi "I'm extremely excited be- Phi fraternities are expected lands committee representatives Fair said the students should age student interest in govern- ty and that makes them involved cause I view this not only as a and USG. Fair attended an organ- not confine themselves just to ment." in what is going on," Jackson to participate. All organiza- Stompdown, but a welcoming tions have been preparing for izational meeting three weeks Firelands College. Fair believes Firelands is cur- said. "They need to be repre- to a new governing body, the "I told them about some ideas rently neglected by the Universi- sented as much as students on several weeks in hopes of re- Pan-Hellenic Council, form- ago and told the students how the ceiving first place trophies. USG General Assembly is set up. we have in USG, such as gaining ty. the main campus." erly the Black Greek Coun- "I'm glad that black stu- cil," Garrett added. dents have at least this one The Stompdown will be fol- weekend where they'll be lowed by a dance, also to take FINE ARTS- able to find some way to place in Anderson Arena. Continued from page 1. socialize in Bowling Green," On Saturday evening, the said Tiffani Nevels, a senior School of Art, credited the The building of the center, ac- involving the cooperative efforts with people. Board of Black Cultural Ac- cording to Hilty, was completed of the different branches of the "Be able to express yourself as marketing major from tivities and the Black Student Bryans, the Labinos and Naka- Columbus, Ohio. in July after more than five years School of Art. He said $1.72 mil- well as be part of the community Union will sponsor a dance to moto with helping greatly in the For the first time, the of planning design and construc- lion of the money has been through leadership in the world take place in both the Com- creation of the facility. Stompdown will take place in tion by many different people at raised. mons and the Amani Room. "Their contributions to the of art," he said. Anderson Arena instead of The semi-formal event will Fine Arts Center allow [the Uni- the University and community. Olscamp said the University's Anne Cook, a freshman graphic "The impact of the size of this Eppler in order to make more include the crowning of the versity] to become one of the "state-of-the-art facility is design major, said the creation of room for the large number of project has touched the lives of ranked in the top 25 percent of African-American Homecom- truly unique arts centers in this the center is a great benefit. people expected to attend. ing King and Queen, a DJ, a so many people," Hilty said. art schools in the nation." country," he said. Cook said her mother majored in "This Stompdown will be comedy/magic act and live "Without the the support, time, It is hoped that the center will art at the University 20 years ago The 61,000-square-foot center the biggest and most elite to jazz music. Refreshments cost about $9.8 million, funded by expertise and concern of so many attract more art students as well and is glad Cook has the opportu- dedicated individuals, this dream ever hit the University be- will also be provided. the state of Ohio. The center also as "renowned artists" to the Uni- nity to study in a new building. cause the elite eight of the would not have come true." The doors will open at 6 includes classrooms, photo versity, Olscamp said. BGSU Pan-Hellenic Council University President Paul Ols- "The building will provide p.m. for the Stompdown. The laboratories and studios and Ashel Bryan encouraged art will be performing," said Will show will begin promptly at 7 camp said the University has a students to create art for self- more of an incentive for an art modernized art tools and equip- Garrett, president of the Pan- p.m. ment. $1,825 million fine arts campaign expression as well as to work student to do well," Cook said. HOME FALCON FOOTBALL TOMORROW! 1:30 M
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BEAT THE I 1502 E WOOS BOBCATS BOBCATS #84 #7 #49 #61 Mark Erik White Jason Joe Wyse Szlachcic Quarter Back Woullard Offensive Line 5/Sr. 6'6" 215 lbs. Sr7Jr. 6'5" 300 lbs. Wide Receiver Left Back MassHlon, OH Archbold, OH 5/Sr. 6'4" 205 lbs. Fr7Fr.62" 210 lbs. Washington Toledo, OH Massillon, OH Whitmer Washington GOOD GO FALCONS! LUCK FALCONS! B©wfl-N= Gfl°®@ni©iry FALCONS! University Union BEAT THE BOBCATS Elsewhere Friday, October 9, 1992 The BG News page eleven Bush questions Clinton's State collects fewer taxes college trip to Moscow Estimated revenue amount off for third month in a row by John Challant are off $49.6 million, or 2.4 by Ron Fournier The Associated Press "rf s very clear that we have percent. The Associated Press '1 felt real sad top Mr. Bush yesterday. some fundamental structural Browning said at least $15 I million in cuts were subse- Here we ape on our way to debate the COLUMBUS -- State problems in the U.8. quently rescinded as a result of Bill Clinton said Thursday that great issues facing this country and its government collected $17.8 economy and the Ohio what he said were standard million less than expected policy decisions that have fol- President Bush had "sunk to a U new low" in making a campaign future, and we've descended to that level." from taxes in September, the economy and the world lowed all previous reduction issue of his college trip to Mos- Bill Clinton, third month in a row that in- economy that are producing announcements. cow and overseas war protests of come didn't meet estimates on "My judgment is, given some- two decades ago. Bush said he'd which the budget is based. a very slow-growth kind of additional information about a merely "expressed what was in Gregory Browning, director few other issues that are ling- of the Office of Budget and economic twiight zone my heart" and wasn't about to ering out there ... that it would Management, said Wednesday stop. where you're lost in this be very easy to put together a "I just think he's desperate," the first quarter decline, com- realm between recession scenario where we have a prob- to Moscow, arriving on New to travel, and many did visit the bined with other factors, could Clinton said before leaving Little Year's Eve and staying for about Soviet Union. and recovery." lem in excess of a quarter of a Rock, Ark., for Missouri to pre- mean the state will face a pro- billion dollars," he said. a week, the campaign headquar- Clinton said he and other jected deficit of $250 million pare for Sunday's leadoff presi- ters said. Americans demonstrated against Gregory Browning, The tax tally for September dential debate. "I felt real sad for by June 30. showed revenue from sales Clinton said Thursday he the Vietnam War at the American A deficit of $150 million had director of the Office of Mr. Bush yesterday. Here we are "mostly was just a tourist" in taxes paid on goods and ser- Embassy in London and helped been forecast after spending on our way to debate the great is- Moscow. He said he visited a organize a "teach-in" at the Uni- Budget and Management vices, except for automobiles, sues facing this country and its cuts imposed by Gov. George was off 2.7 percent. Taxes on friend of a friend at a Moscow versity of London. Voinovich on July 1, the start future, and we've descended to university and talked to Ameri- "I was opposed to the war and auto sales were down 5.6 per- of the budget year. cent from estimates. that level." can tourists. was an outspoken opponent of the "I don't remember a time "In absolute value, I guess Bush said Wednesday night on He said he did not talk to war. Everybody knows that," Personal income tax receipts since January of 1991 when we it's not too bad," said Sam were almost on target, falling CNN that Clinton should "level government officials. The refer- Clinton said. have had three consecutive with the American people on the Nemer, OBM senior economist. 0.3 percent below the projected ence to Soviet security forces The Rev. Richard McSorley, a months of missing our revenue draft, on whether he went to total of $405.6 million was in answer to Republican Rep. Jesuit priest whom Clinton says estimates," Browning said in Moscow, how many demon- "What concerns us is the fact Total receipts for the month Robert Dornan, who has won- he spent a day with on the an interview. that every month for the last strations he led against his own from all sources, including dered aloud whether Clinton's European trip, mentioned Clin- "It's very clear that we have three months we've been run- country from a foreign soil." He visit was "handled" by the KGB. ton's anti-war activities in his taxes and federal money for some fundamental structural ning negative, and we kind of human services programs, steered clear of the subject Doman had been trying for more 1978 book "Peace Eyes," and said problems in the U.S. economy Thursday but said, "I'll probably lost the roller coaster that we were $59.7 million, or 5.5 per- than a week to make the Moscow Thursday that Clinton did not do and the Ohio economy and the had last year when we had one have more to say about that cent, lower than expected. trip a campaign issue when Bush anything un-American. world economy that are pro- up month and one down later." did just that on CNN's "Larry "Only if you have crazy people The federal component ducing a very slow-growth month," Nemer said. alone, including reimburse- The Democratic candidate has King Live." around who think it is unpatriotic kind of economic twilight zone said he did protest the Vietnam Voinovich ordered S316 mil- ments for Medicaid and Aid to "Most of the people I met over to pray for the lives of American where you're lost in this realm lion in spending cuts on July 1 War and did visit Moscow on a there were very anti- soldiers in Vietnam or who think Dependent Children, was off between recession and re- to help offset a projected defi- $38.8 million, or 12.5 percent, college vacation, but has bristled government, anti-Communist that the only way of expressing covery," he said. at Bush's attempts to suggest cit. He left another $150 mil- for last month. folks," Clinton said. patriotism is to kill people," Revenue from all taxes in there was something wrong in his His last stop was Czechoslova- McSorley said. lion problem unresolved in Nemer said the variance September was $739.8 million, hopes that an improving econ- actions. kia, where Clinton said he visited Bush on Wednesday denounced could be a result of timing in 2.4 percent below the estimate omy would boost revenues. the receipt of the money, but Clinton, then 23, was studying the parents of an Oxford Univer- protests "against your own coun- of $7S7.6 million that the state in England when he took a 40-day sity classmate. He said the fami- state spending for the pro- try when your sons and daught- budget anticipated. But year-to-date tax receipts trip by himself through Den- ly was opposed to communism, ers are dying halfway around the grams also was down. mark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, and "that was the first rumoring world." McSorley responded, the Soviet Union and Czechoslo- I had ... that some day commu- "Does an American lose their vakia in late 1969 and early 1970, nism would collapse in Eastern rights when they leave the coun- according to his campaign head- Europe." try?" quarters. Two fellow Rhodes scholars "There were a lot of Americans He took a train from Helsinki said the scholars were expected there," Clinton said. We're Ready... Should You TART WRITING Need Us New Emergency Department Opens Monday, Oct. 12 at 8 a.m. PLAYBOY'S Sneak Preview for the Public Sunday, Oct. 11 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Submit College an original, We Offer: unpublished Fiction 24 Hour Emergency Care with Contest Physician On Duty Maximum length: 25 Four Trauma Beds typed pages First prize S3.000 Six Medical Beds plus Specialty (double spaced). Exam Units Contest is open to all and university students, regardless Publication How To Find Us of age. 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Playing a team already out of The Falcons will be working contention for a conference title The Ohio Department of around several injuries that have won't pose a problem in the area Transportation has just issued a altered some of the depth of the of motivation, according to notice that a new highway will be squad. Senior Dave Bielinski has Blackney. under construction. a sore shoulder and will be ques- "There are 11 regular season The highway will originate at tionable for the game. Tight end games ... and we want to maxi- Doyt L. Perry Stadium and its Brian Nartker will be out four to mize our emotion and energy," , destination will be Las Vegas, six weeks with a fractured ankle Blackney said. "We need to focus f Nev. ODOT assures that the and center Steve Bosko is now on each game at hand. I don't uighway will be completed by recovering from knee surgery. think any team is good enough to Dec. 18, 1992 - date of the first "We're all right considering play without emotion or inten- Las Vegas Bowl. our schedule and the games we'- sity. I think our kids have been Hoping to travel that road for ve played," Blackney said. "We'- pretty ready to play from an the first time will be the Bowling re not in that bad a shape." emotional point of view." Green football team, which has a Last season, the Bobcats fin- Blackney also believes that the definite advantage as it hosts ished 2-8-1 overall and 1-6-1 in OU game is more important in Ohio University. In its third Mid- the MAC. Against the Falcons, terms of the team's goals than American Conference match-up OU lost 45-14 as they let BG of the season, BG has a 3-2 over- score 17 unanswered points. In See FOOTBALL, page thirteen. all record and a 2-0 first place conference standing. OU enters the contest 1-4 over- Bowling Green vs. Ohio University all and 1-3 in the MAC. The Bob- cats are coming off a 13-0 defeat •Compa ring the Teams* against Akron giving up 446 yards of total offense. "Ohio University is a much im- BGSU OU proved football team over a year Total Offense: 361.8 278 ago," head coach Gary Blackney Rushing Offense: 135.2 156.6 said. "They're a bigger, faster Passing Offense: 226.6 121.4 Curtny «f CMU and stronger team. They're play- Scoring Offense: 22.8 7.8 ing with a lot more confidence Total Defense: 362 397.2 Quarterback Erik White watches tailback George Johnson turn on tbe speed after successfully com- and cohesion." Rushing Defense: 143.2 243.2 pleting the handoff. The Falcons look to win Homecoming and extend their home winning streak to Blackney said that while the Passing Defense: 218.8 154 eight as they face Ohio University at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday. 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We for supremacy, Jan Quarless will There was talk - more than just can't worry about it," he said. "1 Bowling Akron Ball Miami Western be working at Eastern Michigan rumors - that EMU would either mentioned in the papers last Green State Michigan to just make noticeable im- drop football or be kicked out of week that we can't coach scared, provement. the MAC. meaning I can't try to preserve Quarless was named interim Bu> within five years, the Ea- anything. If it works out, so be it. head coach last week after the gles were champions of the MAC sudden resignation of lOth-year "Obviously, that's our goal, the head coach Jim Harkema. This Weekend In the personal aspirations for myself Erik Pupillo (j-2. As much as anyone, Quarless Mid-American Conference and my family. But more impor- was stunned by Harkema's de- tantly, this team deserves to win. Ohio al Bowling Green cision to step down after the They really do." Bowling Akron Ball Miami Toledo Akron al Kent Green Slate Eagles' 0-4 start. Eastern Michigan at Ball Stale "It really was a surprise," Central Michigan al Miami Eastern takes another step Quarless said earlier this week. Western Michigan al Toledo Saturday when it travels to Ball "Jim's such a tough competitor; State. In other MAC games, Ak- he's a high-energy guy. When he ron is at Kent, Central Michigan called me in on Sunday morning and won the California Bowl. at Miami of Ohio, Ohio U. at & (Sept. 27), we were just going to But since then, the successes Bowling Green and Western Steve Seasly (4-1) make some changes to the had come less often and the Michigan at Toledo. offense and I was going to be- strain had come more frequently come the offensive coordinator for Harkema. MAC standings find Bowling Bowling Akron Ball Ccnl/al Toledo and coach the quarterbacks. We Green at 2-0 in the conference Green Stale Michigan thought that's where we were As interim coach, there is and 3-2 overall, followed by headed. pressure on Quarless to produce Western (3-1, 3-1-1) and Akron "But he just looked in the mir- and produce quickly. A former (3-1, 3-1), Central (2-1, 3-2) and ror even further and he felt we assistant at Southern Illinois, Ball State (2-1, 2-3), Miami (1-1, weren't playing to his level and Bowling Green, Kansas, North- 2-2-1), Kent (1-2, 1-4), Ohio U. his expectations, which we wer- western and New Mexico, Quar- (1-3, l-4)ess' debut in a difficult en't, and he felt maybe a more less wants to remain a head position. FOOTBALL Soccer Continued from page twelve. the non-conference games we've already seen." Runners focus on meet against Ohio State, Wisconsin Falcon Notes: Sophomore Ron- by Anily Duqan takes 1 st and East Carolina. However, it's nie Redd extended his pass- sports writer Sink lists Kent and Ohio University as competi- those very games that have catching streak to 16 games with tion for the Falcons' desired placing. by Kyle Goodwin helped pave the way for a road to three catches for 32 yards in the The men will run an 8K (5 miles) race at 2 p.m. contributing reporter Las Vegas. Central Michigan game ... senior The men's and women's cross country teams The women, led by the undefeated Cheri Triner, "They [the Falcon team] be- inside linebacker Artie Ma- travel to Delaware, Ohio, today to compete among will race to win the meet, but not without some lieve they are strong enough and ngham entered play last week the state's best teams at the All Ohio Champion- competition. Along with the success of good enough to play with anyone sixth in the nation in tackles ... ships. According to women's coach Steve Price, the the Top 10 nationally in the conference," Blackney senior free safety Dave Bielinski The men will focus more on an overall solid per- Falcons will take on Kent and the defending MAC ranked varsity team, the said. "We've been in the war will likely have his string of 27 formance by the entire team rather than trying to champion, Ohio University, in the quest for vic- club soccer team has also zone. I don't think there's anyone consecutive starts come to an win the meet. tory. Price said that MAC team-to-beat Miami and experienced great a- left on our schedule who can pre- end this week after he missed "We're approaching this meet with improvement Ohio State will not be participating in the meet. chievement. Last weekend, sent anything more than what most of the CMU game. in mind," men's coach Sid Sink said. "We'll start Top individuals will be: Triner, Debbie Duplay of the team defeated a skilled this race with a conservative plan; we'll go out Kent, Renee Peck of Rio Grande, Judy Irwin of and determined host team, slower so that we'll have a better finish. We're go- Akron and Jill Kern of Ohio University. Triner has Ohio State, 2-1, to capture BALLOONS - TO - GO ing to shoot for third or fourth place at this meet met and beaten Duplay and Irwin already this first place in the 1992 because of this strategy. Basically we're looking at season. Buckeye Soccer Tourna- Surprise Someone With this as one step in the right direction in doing well The women will run a SK (3.1 miles) race at 2:45 ment. A Balloon... at the MAC meet." p.m. BG jumped to an early 1 -0 lead at 15:00 on a breaka- Balloon Bouquets way goal by striker Damian Cairns. Kyle Goodwin as- 1 Mylar and 6 Solid sisted on the play with a ONLY $6.95 Team hosts Keefe Classic through-ball to Cairns, who by David Harpster singles and Nos. 1-3 doubles. didn't take home our fair share of drew the keeper out and Individual Mylars Also- sports writer Coach Oave Morin is looking titles this weekend." chipped the ball into the Over 100 To Choose From for certain improvements in his The Falcons will have junior empty net. squad this weekend. Jeff Westmeyer holding down At 35:00, Cairns tipped The Bowling Green men's ten- "We're going to get to see more the No. 1 singles position. Junior the score to 2-0 after kick- PILLS 'V PACKAGES nis team will be looking to im- doubles action this weekend than Jim Snyder, coming off a strong ing in the rebound created 111 E. Railroad St. 352-1693 prove on its showing at last we did last week, and hopefully showing last weekend, will play by striker Scott Vanek's weeks' Ball State Invitational we'll see some improved play at No. 2 singles. Sophomore Karl header off the post. (next to Kinko's by the tracks) when they take the courts this from our doubles teams,"Morin Cmkovich and junior Jeff Huff- weekend hosting the fifth annual said. "I also hope to see some bet- man will man the No. 3 and No. 4 Keefe Tennis Classic. ter play from certain singles po- singles spots, respectively. The Classic will see seven sitions." Rounding out the singles roster other teams visiting Bowling As for the competition, Morin will be sophomore Andrew Bon- Green for the weekend action. feels his squad can compete with ser at No. 5 and freshman Tim Included in those seven are Mid- any of the teams in Bowling George at No. 6. American Conference foes Green this weekend. 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Churchill's or Food Town with anything." says. And grocery shopping is one of them. 'Spe- The results are in. Shop. Eat. Enjoy. Plus? What to do, what to do? With a full salad bar and fresh cially in the booming metropolis of Bowling So In the spirit of Thor Heyer- pizza made As-U-Watch, dinner on Green, where there are four - count 'em, four - dahl, we set off on a quest. Who's the go isn't outside of the Food c grocery stores to choose from. Don't know got the cheapest prices? Who's got Town realm. about you, pilgrim, but we wuz left powerful con- The Official Insider Grocery List the cleanest store? The friendliest? "It's a one-stop shopping expe- fused. That's life in the big city. - Beer: Bud Light, six pack, 12 oz. bottles Where can we go for squid? Why rience - it's set up so people could But now there's hope. Extensive research. - Cheese: Kraft, singles, 24, ea. would we want to? come for lunches," said Farris. Countless interviews. Quantifiable results. Big - Milk: skim, gallon So armed with grocery list and a "Literally, you could take home words. We got 'em all as we take an Inside look al -Soda:Coke,diet,cans, 12oz , 12ea. hunger for knowledge, we hit the your entire meal." perhaps the toughest topic we've ever tackled: - Cheese puffs: Cheetos, crunchy, bag, 8 oz. first of our grocery targets - Food Customers pushed their carts ' 'Well where the heck should I go shopping, - Crackers: saltines, box, 16 oz. Town, 1044 N. Main St. through the average-sized store man?" - Ravioli: Chef Boy ar-Dee, can, 15 oz. Store manager Vivian Farris with a deliberate Indifference. Food Methods: combining the results of scientific - Mae & Cheese: Kraft, box, 12 oz. called it a' 'one-stop shopping ex- Town is Just kinda. there. We shuf- -Mac& Cheese: generic, box, 12 oz. perience." We took a look. fled up and down the aisles, scop- studies from Sweden, we came up with what will New Age ish Oriental muzak tril- undoubtedly be known as The Universal College - Tuna: Starkist, can, 6 1/8 oz. ing out the patrons. Not too much - Soup: Campbell's, can, 10 3/4 oz., chicken led lightly as we played Car Chase of a college crowd. Student Grocery List. All Ihe two food groups are with the carts in the aisles. The two "Food Town shoppers are by far represented - food and beverages. noodle and tomato - Poptarts: Kelloggs, box, 6 ea., frosted straw- Food Towns in BG definitely have the most loyal grocery shoppers I'- Next, which foods were allowed to play and the best cart feature - a built-in ve seen," Farris boasted. "We offer which weren't? For example, we HAD to have berry solar calculator for figuring up the a familiar shopping experience for Diet Coke specifically, but any ole skim milk'd do - Cereal: toasted oat rings, box, 15 oz. grocery bill before you get to the -Juice: orange, can, 12oz. concentrate people. If a suitable substitute couldn't be found, we wer- check-out line. "I think we are the most caring en't going to shaft you, so we went for the name -Toilet paper: Charmln, roDs,4ea. - Peanut butter: Jif, Jar, 28 oz., crunchy toward the customer. We want to brand. Words by Matlheui A. give our customers a fair product Then came the tough part. In a Hell Week of In- - Jelly: Welches, Jar, 32 oz., grape for a fair price." sider-ness, we hit every grocery In town - asking - Bread: wheat, loaf, 20 oz. Daneman and Karen Ros- ter. Pictures by Karen Kos See CROCERY-O-RAMA, page ter; i , . ■ two. Continued from front. We're s-h-o-p-p-i-n-g. We're shopping. Food Town'll even bend over to Homecoming game on Saturday," snag that friend of ours, the college explained store manager Denny student, Farris claimed. Farris. "We like to sponsor the "As school starts up, we go out team and would like to pack the of our way to get the kids in," she stadium and see a victory." boasted. "Once you get the kids In, You and us both, man. they usually return. Two minutes later, God re- "We were at the Merchant's Fair turned. "We have a winner!" and we gave away enough food for Food Town Plus, like a tailgate party for the Homecom- Stonehenge and the Great Wall of ing Game," she added. China, Is something that must be So what do the customers think? seen to be believed. Gargantuan Is Why do they make the Food Town too strong. Really, really big pretty choice? much hits it on the head. It's not a Don Fogel, senior sport man- Meijer, but It's about as close as agement major, talked to us: "I was you can get without a prescription. on my way to Kroger and didn't Aisles 30 yards long filled with feel like dealing with the lines." Just greeting cards. A lane of soda "It's all arbitrary. If I feel like go- pop bigger than Bursar lines. So ing this way or that much food. So much stuff. way... whatever." "Really, the only complaint is Oh. that we are too big. Some people Total grocery bill at Food Town say that they wish there was a rest came $33.01. Anybody got a stop half way through the store so spare penny? that they could sit down," Farris Photo courtesy of Public Relations/ mused. KING FOR LIFE, BUT CONFUSING FOR A NIGHT.. .'Emperor Henry IV It at the Eva Marie Saint Theatre FT Plus, like its 111' sister, has a full salad bar. And a huge produce Since we saw junior, next stop section, which sits right by the had to be the daddy of BG grocer- sprawling bakery. ies: Food Town Plus, 1070 S. Main Across the store, there's an 'Henry IV catches the St. Oldsmobile sized seafood section. Two crepe paper ghosts shot out And around the way, their dell Is of view as the doors slid open. so...big. Riling every nook and cranny were Food Town Plus comes across as eye but not the crown Halloween critters and ghouls and a spare set from a Buck Rogers ep- streamers and Falcons. This place isode - bright and loud and clean has more spirit - both school and in and cheerful and carrying every- This was one of the more me- C. Quinn as Bertholo (Flno) - a white sheets - than the State Store. thing under the sun. Only thing It's morable moments of the even- hired actor in the Italian villa. His A voice boomed over the PA lacking is flashing panels of lights ing. consistently petrified, qulver- system: '"The next person 18 or and buttons. The set, designed by Alice ingly nervous manner provided a over with an 'F in their name will "We have Just about everything Andreinl, had a dark mammoth nice comic relief for the heavy receive free tickets to the Falcon they could ever want In a store," overtone. Andrelnl's design pro- inbetween the line dialogue of Homecoming game against Ohio Farris said. "It's convenient, one- vided an impressive historical this play. His expressions and U!" stop shopping. by Mclindi C. Monharl atmosphere appropriate to the tWitre critic quirky antics were some of the "We are a major sponsor of the "You can pay for your groceries context of the play. It gave a vis- few enjoyable bits. ual image of how the character of Henry has not removed him- Brian J. McCartney outshined The University Theatre De- self completely from his mad- his fellow castmates with his title partment's production of 'Em- ness into the sanity of what oth- role portrayal of Henry IV. peror Henry IV Is Impressive ers consider the real world. This McCartney's monologues were visually, but leaves the audience was a place an audience mem- delivered with such power and with too much to think about. ber could make the connection finesse that left audience mem- l-uigi Pirandello's tragedy 'Em- between Henry's purpose In bers with something to think peror Henry IV' - or 'Enrico fooling others he was still mad. about. Quattro' - (English version by One of the best parts about Edward Storer) explores the un- The broken mirrored set this production was the fine settling relationships between pieces appeared to resemble direction by Lori Paris, director. sanity and madness. At the be- Henry's shattered life and Its se- At any given point In the play, ginning of the play we hear the paration from what other's con every actor could be seen story of how Henry IV was a sidered reality; he is as divided in clearly. man costumed for a party, but his roles as Is the set. before the party he fell of a The Marchioness Matilda All In all, this production horse and hit his head on the Splna, portrayed by Ann Marie offers a period of ambiguity for ground. He then believed that he Cipolla, is the woman with those up for an evening of com- was Henry IV. As a Joke, hired whom Henry wanted to spend plete confusion. But visual Im- actors are brought in to portray the rest of his life. Clpolla's pressions alone are not enough those Involved with Henry IV of portrayal came across as is she to cancel that dinner date you Germany. were exerting only a half at- planned a month ago Just to at- After a 12-year time span, tempt at portrayal of her charac- tend this performance. Henry recovers from his fall, but ter's persona. Conversely, her doesn't tell those around him. A daughter Frida, portrayed by Mi- 'Emperor Henry IV is show- doctor is brought in with the chelle Johnson, was a little over ing this weekend Oct. 8-10 at 8 hopes of curing him, while all dramatic at times. p.m. in the Eva Maire Saint along he's doing this for himself theatre, located on the second and not for the others. Brian E. Smith's, who floor of University Hall. Tickets At last Friday night's perform- portrayed Dr. Dlonyslus Genonl, can be reserved by calling ance, one young audience lines were difficult to understand 372-2719, or purchased prior member commented, "Where's because he made it sound as If to showtime at the theatre box Shop smart! the music coming from?" Bill he were running in a marathon office on a first come, first Auld's sound design delivered a race. served basis. Tickets are $4 for mood of an impending, eerie The one who walked away students/senior citizens and $6 Shop locally! tone that coincided with the set. with the most laughs was Brett for adults. with Master Card, Visa or your "A lot of the products we get in ATM card which Is safer than writ- aren't even national," Connell ex ing checks because If a check gets plained. "We get a lot of locally lost it's got your name and address made stuff." on It. "We were the first store in this "More deliveries come to our area to get Orville Redenbacher store than a regular store because popcorn. And now he's gone of the size, So our milk is fresher, national," Jeff McMillen, grocery our meat is fresher." manager, exclaimed. Quite a fast turnover of goods. "We have a lot more variety than And speaking of turnover, if you other stores do." just wanna turnover out of bed at 4 Nowhere was this more evident a.m. and get your Swiss Miss mix, than at the far end of the store. FT Plus is an option, being one of McMillen led us down the aisle thai the only two 24-hour groceries In matters most to some college stu BG. dents - the beer aisle. "We've had no problems yet (be- "We have the widest variety of ing open 24 hours). What we're on imported beers in the area. And the lookout for is the rowdy people we'll special order stuff in, too." at night after the bars close," Farris More so than at a lot of other BG said. "We don't really get any dere- retail outfits, Churchill's almost licts or anything." bends backwards to make all cus- Moving right along... tomers - student and resident alike "We usually eat fast food, but for feel welcome. some reason tonight..." Tom Arm- McMillen, an '89 University strong, a junior psychology major, graduate, told a little story: "This is left the thought unfinished as he where I shopped when I was a stu- poked through the frozen fish dent. The employees are always sticks. friendly, always helpful. It's more "Usually we go to Kroger, but Krogering! Let's go Krogering!" in the morning and go shopping." And they know how to appeal to of a laidback atmosphere - we em that's 'cause It's closer," Robbl Kroger, 1096 N. Main St., beck- But, you whine. Isn't Kroger the University students' grocery ploy a lot of college students. "You Evans, a senior economics major, oned. some local-favorite hangout where buck. come In our store - we have com- added. Shopping carts and customers they're all gonna glare at me? Mais "(We have) the lowest prices plimentary coffee. It's such a "Really, this Is closer I guess," flew by as we ambled on in. This is non, mon ami. amongst the chains. We do check simple thing," McMillen pointed Armstrong concluded. "I don't the Type A personality of grocery "We're probably the biggest the prices weekly and adjust ac- out. know why..." stores. store (in terms of the) variety of cus cordingly," said Pat Connell, assis- "You Just gotta concentrate at "This Is fun to go to some- Students and residents and tomers we have," answered tant manager." Each year there's a what you're best at. We're best at times," Evans Interjected. everyone else. Oh my! DeArmond. "We try not to cater to marketing class at the University service and variety." "I don't really care," Armstrong Familiarity surrounded us. We're one group of customers because It that does a study of the BG market Our Churchill's bill went to stated. "I think they're pretty much not in Kansas anymore, Toto. ..but will hurt our business. and every year they conclude $34.41. the same." the Kroger looks just the same. "We don't want people to think Churchill's Is the cheapest. But what do you think of Food- "Kroger Is a national chain and we roll out the red carpet to the "Not everybody knows that." town Plus? you'd regognlze It from your home- students and we don't want stu- Aside from the groovy prices, So there you have It. Satis- Armstrong: "It's a nice store. town," said Doug DeArmond, dents thinking we only cater to res- Churchill's knows what we like fied? Clean." manager. "If your parents shopped idents." more than anything else.. Top 40 The results? Inconclusive Evans: "And they have free at Kroger at home you'd probably It's the little touches that Kroger music piped In. as heck. Let us explain... samples." end up shopping here In BG be- uses to lure the students more than "After 4 p.m., the Top 40 mu- Sure, at one random stop, Farris called FT Plus economical cause you know it'll be like what anything else, according to DeAr- zak kicks in. The crowd gets a few prices varied wildly and as well as convenient: "Our prices you expect. mond. younger with the married couples a couple of stores came out "We're everywhere." "We have the easiest access and the college kids and the people better than others. But like Yup. Everything Is where it's from campus. We have bike racks who are college age," Connell the tides and socks, every- supposed to be. Produce on the out front, students can walk here said. thing changes. What's on right, beer on the left. Pumpkins within 15 minutes and cany one "In the morning it's classical mu ■ sale today for 99 cents may out front. Even Helen Keller bag of groceries home. Or they can zak and everything moves slower. tomorrow cost $7.95 (well, couldn't get lost In Kroger. even carped." As you trip through the aisles of not really, but you under- Don't set your alarm clocks or Lisa Davis, a junior social work Churchill's, a few things jump off of stand). The best way for you to skip a class to get there In rime to major, agrees with DeArmond's the shelves at you. First off, the determine the store for you? pick up those low-salt Triscults, hometown philosophy; brands. Churchill's gets products Experiment. Try new flavors, either. Kroger Is the other 24-hour "I used to go to (Kroger) at and brand names that you can't new selections. Live a little, grocery in BG (does that mean if home," she said. "I've gone to find at just any store. Locally-made fer cryin' out loud. If going to you put both of them together Foodtown, but I like Kroger bet- barbeque sauce. Cleaner found the grocery is the only spice they're open 48 hours a day? ter." only south of the Mason-Dixon you get in the Stew of Life, Hmmmm...) Even if another store was a bet- Line and at the Bowling Green, maybe you should try a new "It's (also) convenient for people ter deal? Oh. Churchill's. It's like a library if cookbook. Or something. who work the second shift and who "It depends on how close It was, C. Hill's doesn't have It, they'll or- want to do their grocery shopping but I'd probbaly stay here." der it In. after work while they're still wide awake," DeArmond added. Don't worry about having to If you want to see the textbook carry the green stuff, either. They example of concentrated student accept Visa, Discover and Master shopping power, check this place Card and they even have a money out after'90210.' station inside the store. "From 9 to 11 at night, if you "We're kind of like everybody's didn't have student trade, you bank," said DeArmond. "You can wouldn't have much of anything," cash checks up to $30.00, too. according to DeArmond, who says "We also have an in-store 80 percent of the business during charge for non-profit groups. A ton that time frame is students. of sororities and fraternities have are probably as good or better as Even though open 24 hours, the that charge with us." anyboudy's In Northwest Ohio or expected flow of night-owl student Our Kroger bill hit $34.13. In town." traffic doesn't really materi- Our Food Town Plus receipt alize...until the weekend, that Is. read $32.40. "Students do come In after being out to the night clubs on Friday and Churchill's, 1141 S. Main St., Saturday nights when they have reminds one of a favorite aunt. Not the munchies," quipped DeAr- as brassy or fast. A little older The car filled with our cracking mond. I '(but) rarely does anyone around the edges. But with some voices as we chanted "Let's go come ifi and grab a 'bas-cart' at 4 pretty-nifty-featuros |>rt.O<.f.l»M H» laildw Motoxt— 1 different word to describe the Wanna Be Your) Furniture '. Seri- ROCK GOSSIP FROM Frampton Brothers. Coming out of ously. the land of Pirates, Penguins, THE BUCK SWAMP Steelers, rust and unemployment, RUN OUT AND SNAG...: "It the Frampton four-some (none of rocks the house!" is Jeff DeWitt of whom are brothers. Go figure) will Record Den's reason that the Soul be bringing their talents to Good Asylum release Grave Dancers Tymes Pub Wednesday Oct 15. (Columbia) is the pick o' the week. Lesse, where to begin...lyrically, Warner Bros, artists R.E.M.'s latest they're a raucously funny kick in Automatic for the People is the butt that actually cross over into the album of choice at Finder's, ac being moving or intense, too Mu- cording to Veronica Sheets: "It's a sically, they exude well-crafted little bit lighter than the rest of their BUT...THEY'RE NOT pop/grunge/crunchy guitar rock albums. And it's on sale!" Jim BROTHERS!: Quirky can be a like some people sweat - as is that Cummer of MadHatter Music Co death -knell of a description lor a makes any sense. These guys'll rounds of the picks with his per- COOL AND HIP. EVEN THOUGH THEY'RE FROM PITTSBURGH...the Frampton rock band. It works (or They Might probably be something someday sonal fave, Supernatural, by the Brothers will be hitting BG Thursday at Good Tymes Pub. Save your pennies and Be Giants, but Devo went down in (either dead or a cult classic). I 360s on Link Records. "It's a ka- put ofT laundry for another week so you can go see 'em. flames. So maybe it's time to find a guess we gotta go retro and decon leidoscope of pop sensibilities with structionist - cut through all that and air of dignified grunge and built-up adjective crap - and )ust call WOOSH!" 'em really, really cool Better get em now while they're humble. TOBY. PERHAPS WE And when you're there, request (I COULD...: TONIGHT: Royal Crescent Mob and Brothers From CINEMARK THEATRES Another Planet at Frankle's, 100 Proof at Good Tymes, Tom Gor 3CINEMA 5 m man at Polleyes, Franklin and Zen © 1234 N MtlnSt. at Tuxedo Junction SATURDAY: CAPTAIN RON Chamber Jazz Quartet at Grounds » - '•■ BUMJ & Mar' - SkorT PG-ll 100. J.S0, 4-SO, 7-tV S2S * for Thought, Scapegoat and Mind power at Good Tymes TONIGHT AND SATURDAY: Terry Da- I 1:10. SOi.SOy MO. V» * vidson and the Gears at Howard's, HERO Dwti* Hattwi. GMAO DO«» Blitzenat EasyStreet MONDAY: PC 13 1 30.4 40. 70S.VX • Smell at Good Tymes TUESDAY: MIGHTY DUCKS the Half-Tones at Good Tymes, PC. IO0. 3O0. 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Winning 'round these here parts is easier readers have come to know 'Dr. Dave's In- He knew that the Divinyls Top 10 hit was than finding Wile E. Coyote getting hurt in a credible College of Musical Knowledge' as called 'I Touch Myself.' This week, the lucky Roadrunner cartoon. To enter, send your the haven - a resting place, if you will - for letter is F.' Yep, that's f as in the Frugal answer, name, address, phone number and great (and not so great) songs and singers of Gourmet (the best chef on TV; my apologies vote for whether Sunday's shake-up was a the '80s and '90s. Sadly, though, this week to Pasquale), fourth place (which the Indians sonic boom or an earthquake to 'Dr. Dave's the world of music lost a true genius whose tied for). Falcon football, soccer, volleyball Quiz,' c/o 214 West Hall or put it in Kelly's finest work came In the '60s and '70s. Eddie and other sports, Fall (it's a beautiful one, favorite wooden box in 210 West Hall be- Kendricks, founder and lead singer of The isn't it?) and Foreigner. Yes, they have a new fore Tuesday, Oct. 20. Of course, winning Temptations, died. He was a vital member of greatest hits out that also includes some new the quiz will earn you a FREE promo cassette the group that produced such classics as 'My tunes. And Lou Gramm is back on lead vo- from Finder's Records and Tapes at 128 N. Girl,' 'The Way You Do the Things You Do,- cals. Anyway, over the past 15 years, they'- Main in BG AND a FREE 3-item medium Cloud Nine' and 'Ain't Too Proud To Beg.' ve scored loads of Top 40 hits. However, pizza from Carly Cheena's at Conant and by DJVC Ujskind It's sad to see him go, but you can bet Foreigner only hit Number One once and it Dudley in Maumee. What a deal!! Re- Tne Incredible College ol heaven just got an extra dose of soul. was in early 1985. 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