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Asbestos halts West Hall project by Godfrey Barnard It does not appear that anyone It is not presently known how the staff reporter connected with the University might delay will affect the $1,825 million have been affected by the asbestos, budget specified for the project, or the bg news sfoff/jomes Youi" The renovation of West Hall has according to Dan Parrat, manager of Oct. 31,1985 target completion date, Three sheets in the wind. . . been temporarily stopped because of Environmental Services. Engler said. asbestos, University President Paul "The real danger with asbestos is if Although asbestos is recognized as Olscamp announced Wednesday in a it gets airborne. If you breathe it in or a very dangerous substance, the pri- Susan Fullenkamp, freshman human resources management major, look advantage of yesterday's warm weather to meeting in the Grand Ballroom of the somehow ingest it, it's a problem," mary problem now is "the funds it hang her laundry outside. . . on a tree in the MacDonald Quad courtyard. Fullenkamp said she tried the backto-nature Union. Parrat said. will take to handle the situation," approach to save quarters from coin-operated dryers. Parrat said asbestos is known to Robert McGeein, director of capital At the meeting, attended by ISO cause cancer and respiratory prob^ planning, said. invited University and community lems. representatives, Olscamp said the Asbestos used as insulation was When the renovation project will amount of asbestos found was higher typical of the architecture of the resume is up to the State Architect's than had been anticipated, and the 1900's. "They used it as pipe and Office, Engler said. While the project renovation will be delayed while the boiler insulation, in ceiling design, is underway, the state Is the technical Students allocate more money additional cost for removing the as- basically as a type of binder," Parrat owner of the building and all budget •aid. changes are handled by the Mate. The asbestos was found primarily According to contract stipulations, When asbestos is found, the matter In pipe %fill*H"" - in concealed sec- the state-hired contractors halted is referred to an outside contractor tions of the building, University Ar- work last Friday when they found the specializing in the analysis and re- ACGFA gets $40,000 increase chitect Roland Engler said. asbestos, Engler said. moval of asbestos, Parrat said. by Teresa Perretfl dents in the distribution process. Is "We feel it is the students' money staff reporter made up of representatives from sev- being allocated, they should have the eral organizations including Grad- say in where it goes," Karen Wash- The Advisory Committee on Gen- uate Student Senate, Undergraduate bush. USG vice president said. Caution urged for leasing eral Fee Allocations has been given a Student Government, the faculty, the $40,000 increase to allocate to student administration and at-large represen- Arrowsmith said any organization organizations this year, bringing the tatives. registered with the University may Another service offered by the SCU total to $275,000. These representatives make recom- come before the board to ask for J. Douglas Gurnlck One step of SCU's efforts to help funding. The organization then must staff reporter students learn what to expect as ten- is Guidelines, a listing of available "Because funds are up $40,000 more mendations on how the general fee ants is a universal lease, which Ryan off-campus housing for the 1983-84 than last year, deciding where the money should be allocated. prepare an itemized budget for the This time of year, many students made public at an ad hoc committee year. The list includes houses, apart- $40,000 more should go is going to be "ALL OF OUR recommendations upcoming year which is presented in are looking for off-campus housing for meeting last Friday. ment complexes, apartments and effi- interesting," Robert Arrowsmith, as- are sent to Dr. Mary Edmonds, vice budget hearings. sociate dean of students and chair for president of students and then pre- the first time, and according to Dave The concept of a universal lease has ciency apartments. Ryan' said it is "Money goes out not to serve the Ryan, chair of Student Consumer been in the thought process for quite important for students to pursue hous- the committee, said. sented before the Board of Trustees ing before most houses and apart- According to Arrowsmith, the and Dr. Olscamp," Arrowsmith said. organization, but to serve the student Union, students should take precau- some time, but has never been put body," he added. "We are able to see tions when hunting for a house or into effect, according to Ryan. It's ments are already leased. ACGFA budget had not been in- Brian Baird. USG president, said designed to provide a uniform, fair creased for several years. the ACGFA committee should have if the money they are asking for is apartment "Several other university budgets more student input to lend more cred- fairly representative of what they are "Don't leap before you look," Ryan lease so that students will know what "I would say that 40 percent of the going to do," Arrowsmith said. ■ail "I know you'll find a lot of people they are getting into when they rent. available housing is already signed had been increased and it was decided ibility to the student body. that ACGFA be given more money so "The committee doesn't have any who move into a house or apartment The lease is going to be reviewed by and leased for next year," Ryan said. Open budget hearings will be held 9 for reasons like: this would be a great Richard Heyman of the Bowling Ryan said he hopes students will that students could have more to formal power; they are just a recom- allocate to their organizations," Ar- mending body; if the administration a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, and 1 to 5 place for parties, or this place has a Green Rental Housing Committee to show concern when looking for hous- p.m. Sunday in the Student Court patio that will be great in the spring- see if it is "legal and proper," accord- ing. rowsmith said. wants to say you can't have that r'We just want students to be smart The ACGFA committee, which be- money, then they can do it," Baird Room on the third floor of the Student time. I know because I was one of ing to the ad hoc committee mem- Services Building. them" bers. shoppers," Ryan said. gan in 1972 in order to involve stu- said. Twelve-year-old * bubble boy* dies of immune deficiency

HOUSTON (AP) - David the "bub- that here we have all these tubes and pital came 15 days after David, whose of cancer or growth of abnormal although he found no cells that could David last week developed internal ble boy" died from an overwhelming all these tests and nothing is working family requested that his last name cells," Shearer said. be traced to the transplanted bone bleeding and a stomach ulcer. Later, "abnormal growth" of a white blood and I'm getting tired. 'Why don't we never be disclosed by hospital offi- marrow. fluid collected around his heart and in cell, doctors said yesterday, adding just pull out all these tubes and let me cials, had left the sterile plastic bub- SHEARER SAID it will take weeks David developed diarrhea and vom- his lungs and his condition gradually that he was cheerful and "making go home?' " Shearer said at a news bles that had been his home since of testing to determine if the abnor- iting on Feb. 7, forcing doctors to worsened until he died. birth. mal cells found in David's body were remove him from his bubble. He was Jokes to the last," but tired of the conference. It was technically possible to have straggle to keep him alive. David died at 8 p.m. Wednesday Shearer said an autopsy showed malignant, but he said such growths placed in a sterile two-room suite in after having lived longer than anyone David died from an overwhelming have been reported in other patients the hospital. kept David alive, ana free of disease, "He knew his health was failing and else with severe combined immune "abnormal growth" of a type of white who received transplants. in the plastic bubble, he said, but the told ns so," Dr. William Shearer of the deficiency, a condition that left him blood cell called B cell lymphocyte. Doctors transplanted into David Outside the bubble for the first time family wanted to attempt the trans- Baylor College of Medicine said, his defenseless against disease. He died The discovery of abnormal cells less than 2 ounces of specially treated in his life, he was able to kiss his plant to free David from the plastic voice cracking with emotion, as he after doctors attempted to generate was "of great medical significance" bone marrow from nis 15-year-old mother for the first time. cocoon. described the final hours of his 12- immunity with an experimental bone because it "has taught us that there is sister last Oct. 21. Shearer said he Later, Shearer said, the boy talked an important connection between the believed the boy's death resulted of enjoying sitting in a chair and lying Private Catholic services for David year-old patient. marrow transplant. were scheduled for Saturday. "He said something to the effect Death at the Texas Children's Hos- immune system and the development from a reaction to that transplant, in a real bed. •the bottom line- COLUMBUS (AP) - Glenn and inside index weather Katherine Woolen did not seem to mind when a movie company tempo- Movie rarily took over their home. Instead of watching television, they • Yolanda King and Attalla Shab- • Iran claimed a big victory yester- watched a TV program being made bazz, the daughters of Martin Lu- day in their continuing war with while sipping coffee in the kitchen of ther King and Malcom X, were on Iraq. Page 6. Prendergast ' comes the suburban Clintonville house campus Wednesday night to per- campus/local » they've lived in for 24 years. form with their New York based state/world 6 A movie company making a TV theatrical group. Nucleus. Page 3. • The Bowling Green hockey team sports 7 to life show of the life of the late Olympic • Having trouble finding a career? will face off with the Miami classifieds 8 track star Jesse Owens decided the Help in making that important Redskins this weekend in Oxford. A Cloudy and cooler today with a Wooten house was the best setting for decision can be eased with the aid series sweep would guarantee the high m the mid-40s some 1930s scenes. of the Career Library, 320 Student Falcons with their best CCHA fin- Colder tonight with a slight "It's like a dream," Mrs. Wooten Services. Page 4. ish since 1978-79. Page 7. chance of snow, low near 25. 58, said. "It still doesn't seem like it really happened." 2 bg news ffebruary 24.1984 editorial An abrupt wedding reception wedding's off. Everyone take your barrassing yourself and your family. A second later, most of the bridal by Mark PI Vlncenzo gifts back and go home." Instantly, Why is the wedding off?'' party and a few of the male guests the crowd erupted, roaring with Everyone listened as the bride tried went outside in the parking lot and Reagan abuses Last weekend, a Polish friend of laughter as the bride stood and shook. to control her hysteria for a moment stood around the back of the bride's mine and I were talking about wed- Despite her crying, the guests thought and spoke. Finally she said. "The car in a semicircle. They looked in dings and about how much we look she was joking. wedding's off because my husband is and verified what the bride had said. forward to attending them. But the But the bride interrupted the festi- having sex with my maid of honor Needless to say, the wedding was conversation picked up a bit when we vities again and said ''Really, damn right now in the back seat of my car in off. . television access the parking lot." tried to decide which ethnic group it. I'm serious. . . this wedding's off; hosts the best weddings. it s over." This time she broke Into an A few drunk people who still Now who do you think has the best President Reagan's first press conference of the year He, of course, boasted about Polish uncontrollable burst of tears, and the thought it was a joke, started laugh- weddings - Poles or Italians? weddings, and I, naturally, praised guests took notice and became con- ing, but most of the guests said noth- proved to be a disappointing display of campaign politics. Italian weddings. cerned. The bride's mother ap- ing and just stared at each other. Mark Di Vincenzo, a staff reporter Coming three days after the Iowa Caucus and just four days He went on to back up his comment proached her daughter and said Except for crying and moaning, the for the News, is a senior journalism before the New Hampshire primary, the speech was per- by saying polkas, Polish food, large r'Honey, what's wrong? You're em- guests were silent. major from Seven Hills, Ohio. rintities of alcoholic beverages and fectly timed by the president to allow a few last jabs at the overall disposition of Poles make Democrats before once again hitting the campaign trail. Polish weddings the best. Then he Reagan managed to criticize the Democrats for dragging asked me why I thought Italian wed- dings are the best, and although I their feet in the budget deficit meetings and for the hold up in have gone to several of them, I had a discussing proposed cuts in his defense package. Whether the tough time coming up with good rea- president is correct in his attack of his opposition party is sons to back up my statement. debatable, but what is deplorable is his manipulation of the But just as he was laughing at me television media to vent these attacks. and telling me I was a aumb-daigo- Reagan also took advantage of the news conference to wop, I remembered a story my mom respond to charges from Democratic presidential front- told me the night before about an Italian wedding. (If anyone had told runner Walter Mondale that he is "intellectually lazy" and me this story besides my mom, I provides "leadership by amnesia." Reagan's sarcastic re- probably wouldn't believe it, but my buttal: "I'm surprised he knew what the word meant." mom never lies - honest.) This is hardly behavior becoming of a president. Despite Hans on to your eyebrows if you read further; it's wild, and what the temptation to make partisan remarks during a campaign makes it wild is it's true. year, Reagan should not take advantage of his incumbency and use the lucrative prime time network market as a My aunt went to an Italian wedding last November in Cleveland. The wed- vehicle for these attacks. ding was going great, a typical Italian His access to free air time should be used to address the wedding - the wine was flowing, the nation's concerns about the deployment of U.S. troops in pasta was going down fast and easy, the band was jamming and the people Lebanon to offshore ships, and the huge national deficit, not were dancing and hugging ana kiss- to suit his own political purposes. ing. But in the middle of this delight- Free air time is one of the privileges of being the president ful chaos, the pretty bride looked - not a right. The next time Reagan feels like abusing this grief-stricken and was doing every- thing in her power to get the attention privilege, he should foot the bill like all the other presidential of the happy, olive-skinned throng. candidates. Finally, the guests gave her their attention, the band stopped playing, I and as she sobbed, she said '"The Working towards Ireland more item to Mr. Di Vincenzo's list of salad dressing, the rest of the crew Use of 'Ch iocs' not the "I don't cares." I DON'T CARE if and I finally freed her hands. They region. Marches and rallies were held But as their cause grew more desper- warranted by columnist I ever come across the unprofessional were smashed pretty bad so we by Kevin Prendergast and diplomatic means were the pre- ate and the repression became more journalistic efforts as displayed by thought it best to have them looked at dominant mode of the minority. They blatant, the people bagan to look to Editor's Note: This letter, originally by a doctor. However, the Health For the people of Northern Ireland, did not include demands for a united the IRA as their only hope for the Eblished Tuesday, is being rerun in Center closed a long time ago. (No violence has become a commonplace Ireland in their platform, they were future. At that point, the IRA began to entirety as passages had been left J. Bryan one gets hurt or sick after S p.m., you thing. Fear of terrorist attacks are simply asking the nation, which gave Kow Into the organized militia it is out Box 22 know). It now became evident that we constantly on the minds of these peo- us such things as common law and the lay. This letter is in response to Mark Di Unlvararty Hall would have to journey to Wood County ple who don't know which pub or Magna Carta. for the basic rights Decade after decade has seen the Vincenzo's article entitled "Nothing Hospital. But how would we get which statesman will be the next deserved by all men. violence continue. Shoeless children bothers me anymore" appearing in Students upset over there? I have a car at school but target. The problems and differences As tiie movement continued, vio- hurling rocks at soldiers, fronts of the Feb. 9 edition of the BG News. abuse of name Fred thanks to Parking Services, it's five between the Catholics and the Protes- lence became more commonplace, stores and pubs blown out, masked Mr. Di Vincenzo's string of "I don't miles away. (I some tines wonder why tants are deep rooted, and diplomatic with terrorist groups from both sides men of the IRA carrying the caskets cares" has sparked my own series in We have had it with all the self- I paid 25 dollars. It certainly wasn't tb attempts to solve them are only met practicing outright guerilla tactics to of their fallen compatriots and bodies a more positive vein. You see, I care. appointed humorists we find on cam- park ON-campus. Who knows, maybe^1 with stubbornness and pompacity accomplish their objectives. The of all of the fallen victims are now the I care, that his article, which libeled pus and elsewhere. We have just I'm buying the gas this week for the** from both parties. But from a histori- scene was much like the American characteristic scenes taken from CHOICE, was allowed publication. about reached our limit (for each little blue-mobiles that frequently cal perspective, it is obvious that civil rights movement for blacks in Northern Ireland. There seems no end I'm referring to the sentence: "I positive epsilon, there is... sorry, ticket my car). By this time, some Great Britain must accept the fact the 1960s. But unlike our movement, to the violence. having nothing against gays, mind force of habit), and want to see some- bright, on-the-ball person screamed. that Northern Ireland is a legitimate which prompted and still brings The human rights issue now seems you, I just wish a "choice few of thing done about it. "Call Campus Safety & Security.'* part of the Republic of Ireland and needed reforms, the movement ui to be the overriding issue of the re- them wouldn't hang out by the men's It all began back in the 1950s with J. This turned out to be a good idea in the was illegally created and is illegally Northern Ireland was met with little 5"on. Beyond the facts that Northern bathroom on the first floor of Univer- Fred Muggs, the TV chimpanzee. sense that we did get to the hospital. maintained. action on the part of Parliament and eland was an illegal creation by sity Hall and proposition me when I go Then it was Fred Flintstone and When we got in the car, the officer more sectarian violence from the Great Britain, is the fact that one of inside." (slightly Teutonic) Fritz the Cat. Now proceeded to drive to the hospital. In 1920, Lloyd George initiated the Protestant community. our closest allies are tacitly practic- His use of the word choice within the McDonald East residents are try- Besides reporting to the dispatcher Government of Ireland Act, which The situation deteriorated to the ing the type of discrimination the we, quotation marks implies that these ing to exterminate a mouse they have that they had picked up two females, created the region known as Northern point that the world community began as a nation, condemn in the Eastern people who "proposition" him are named Fred {BG Afews2/15/84). the two officers never acknowledged Ireland. This six-county region, which to suggest that some sort of peace- Bloc and communist nations. members of the gay student union, Why do people think our name is our presence. They talked between had absolutely no basis in geography keeping force, possibly mediated by The violence and terrorism in the CHOICE. This is a false defamatory funny? What do they have against us? themselves and made us feel as or history, was removed from the the United Nations, become involved. region is tragic and is in no way remark. How do they know that the mouse is though we had just ruined their coffee other 26 counties and contained six of But, Great Britain claimed it was an condoned in this article. But when one It's called libel and it's illegal. male (certainly a suggestive idea break. (One had a McDonald's cup in the nine counties of Ulster. This artifi- internal matter which they could han- party makes the cause of another so The members of CHOICE do not coming from a women's residence)? his hand so we probably did). When cial state was created to ensure the dle themselves. They handled it by desperate, the latter often has no condone what activity may occur in Why not poison Melissa? We will not we finally reached the hospital, one highest concentration of loyalists to sending British troops to the region to other means to accomplish their ob- the University Hall men's restroom. be satisfied until we see the campus officer asked, "Ladies, have you ever Great Britain, while leaving behind begin the "reign ~ot violence" which jectives than the use of violence. The On the contrary, we find this prom- humorists using names like Paul or been here?" We said,"No." The offi- the rest of the Ulster province. If all of stiUplagues that nation today. goal of Great Britain should be to iscuity to be unhealthy and dehuma- Betsy with at least the same fre- cer replied. "Go in the door, turn left Ulster was included, the loyalists The main thrust of the military begin giving Catholics the rights they quency as Fred. and you'll find the desk." We got out would have been in the minority. In involvement was directed towards the so loudly profess to the world and then Statistically speaking, there are of the car and thev backed up and left. four and a half of those counties there Catholic regions of Northern Irelend, to return Northern Ireland to its right- approximately 1600 homosexuals on J. Frad Laatch The purpose of this letter is not to was a majority opposed to the parti- regardless of the fact that both sides ful owner. Until that is done, their campus. CHOICE cannot be held re- Fr#d R. Mc Morris complain that we were not talked to tion, as there still is today, with the were, and still are, engaging in terror- commitment to the free world is little sponsible for every homosexual just V. Frad Rlekay but It is to express disappointment in highest loyalist population being in ist acivities. Law and order was the more than rhetoric, and our constant as no single greek organization can be the lack of public relations that are only one and a half counties. predominant goal of the troops in- lambasting of the Russians and their held accountable for the entire greek Untalkative officers exhibited by some members of the Up until 1972, Britain left govern- volved and the Catholic areas were satellites tor violations of civil rights system. campus organization. I do stress ance up to the people of the region by curfewed and heavily patrolled. is completely inconsistent. It's not Mr. Di Vincenzo's apathy hurt Safety's image SOME members, not.all. We were creating a "Protestant Parliament In 1971, the government began ar- that bothers me as much as his igno- taken home by two different officers for Protestant People." The Unionists resting and interning Catholics with- RESPOND rance. This is a letter for all those frus- who carried on a conversation with us ran this assembly and used it to take, out charge or trial. A double standard The BG News Opinion Page is the How can he refer to CHOICE in his trated students who have ever had to and inquired about my crew mem- advantage of the minority. Differ- system of "justice" was created campus forum for comments regar article when he made no attempt to come in contact with Campus Safety ber's injuries. The point here is that ences, religious and cultural, were where Protestants and Catholics were ding articles in The News or import find out what CHOICE stands for. & Security. I had heard stories about they acted like they cared, even if exploited by this governing body and subject to different courts and differ- ant issues concerning the Universit This is unethical, and in journalism, how rude they were but I, being a they didn't. two distinct classes began to become ent procedures. Catholics were com- y and its community. unprofessional. Criminal Justice major, refused to As I look forward to my career in more obvious; an upper class domi- monly arrested and interned Guest columns from members of CHOICE is a support group. In this believe them. Well, last Thrusday Law Enforcement, I hope I never nated by Protestants loyal to Britain indefinitely without trial, while homes the University community are gla day when apathy reigns - as demon- night I required their services for the make anyone feel the way we felt and a lower class dominated by Cath- and persons were subject to searches dly accepted. If you would like to w strated by his article - I think it's first time in the two years I've been at Thrusday night. At the same time, I olics committed to the Irish Republic. without warrant or cause. This situa- rite a 'commentary' column please significant that a group of students good ole BG. Needless to say, I wonder If any other young Criminal The minority lived in poorer sections tion of justice is still intact today. contact the editorial editor. would join together simply to let those walked away with a bad feeling In my Justice majors look to Campus Safety of the region and outright housing and When the British troops became Letters and guest columns shoul who are struggling with homosexual- gut & Security as examples of public employment discrimination was involved, a group known as the Irish d be typewritten, triple-spaced and ity know that someone sympathizes I'm a student manager at one of the servants, if so, I hope they experience Siracticed by the majority to consol- Republican Army was little more and does care. We are not asking you snack bars on campus and last Thurs- Campus Safety & Security's help. date and maintain their supremacy. than an unorganized band of radical Address your comments to: to deal with us as homosexuals. We're day night around 11:30, one of my Maybe they'll have better luck than I Around 1967, the minority began a malcontents. Most Catholics in the Editor asking to be dealt with as people crew members got her hands stuck in did. peaceful civil rights movement, de- region still believed that a peaceful deserving of respect regardless of our the dish machine. (I won't mention manding the rights given to the aver- solution was possible and they trusted The BG News IN University Hall sexual preference. Amy's name). After minutes of pry- Kathy Young age Englishman and loyalists of the the British government to find one. However, allow me to add just one ing with plungers and applying Ital 348Rodgar* Clear Views by T. Downing and T. Cieary THEBGNE.VS rue 8'66esr OFFICIALS Aeenr ce<'-' Edtor Erin Eimont Aaat CopyEdBor...., Morgan Seles firs £My 3 HEef AT wpmse HIS Managing Edaor Carolyn Van Schek Entertainment Editor Monica Oroaz BS5U'S FiRsr POLITICAL. 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The BO New* a) pubiahed daily Tueedey through Friday during the academic year and weekly during the aummer lemon by the Board ol Student Publcatlona of Bowling Green State University Opinion* expressed by columnists do not neceuarty relied the opMone ol the BG News The BO News and Bowing Green State UnherWy are equal opportunity employer* and do not di*crimin*t* «i Img practices Th* BO New* wi not *ccepl »dverti»«ig mat la deemed rkacrimlnatory. degrading or insulting on the oaaia ol race. MX or national origin copyright 1M4by the BO News el right received Edaoflaf and Buaineaa Oltlcea tOS University Hal Bowing Green Slat* UnrvereHy Bowing Green. Ohio 43*03 Phone (419I372-2BOI Hour* Bam to 5 p m Monday through Friday campus/local bg news/fetxuary 24,1964 3 Nucleus performs 'Stepping Into Tomorrow' Play about life's struggles

by J. Douglas Gurnkk King and Attalla Shabbazz, the "I was out of luck.. . half my $25,- The production ended with a spiri- stoif reporter daughters of Martin Luther King Jr. 000 I spent on clothes, the other half tual version of the Doobie Brothers and Malcom X. The theme of Wednes- went up my nose." song, "This Is It." Following the Editor's Note: This article is a review day night's play corresponded with Yolanda King's character must production King concluded the perfor- at "Stepping Into Tomorrow," by the dominating theme of their fathers' deal with the trauma of an unwanted' mance with these words, Nucleus. lives - the constant struggle to better pregnancy at a young age. "Our message is a simple one: themselves. You've got to know how to stand up The Ohio premiere of "Stepping "My momma sat me down and told for yourself; Don't let anyone else live Into Tomorrow," the King-Shaboaz Each character has a storyline me to straighten up 'cause you got two your life for you." collaboration dealing with growing up about the personal struggles they mouths too feed now.' " The members of Nucleus are: Fred in a hostile world, was a fast-paced have experienced since graduation. Wells; who can be seen in the Billy and moving production by the New The actors tell stories of contempo- KING'S CHARACTER manages to Joel video, "Tell her about It," Debo- York theatrical group Nucleus. rary problems of youth: pregnancy, get her life together, earning a college rah Ma lone; who starred as Dorothy Over 200 people attended the play suicide and drug abuse. diploma and bragging about her 14- in the Broadway production of "The Wednesday night in the Northeast The realistic, honest acting by the year-old daughter, Gina. Wiz," and Ellen Long Marshall; the Commons. The event was sponsored talented cast aided the production's Special Michelle (Attalla Shabbaz), casting director for the upcoming by the Black Student Union in con- credibility. A touch of comic relief named 'the girl most likely to suc- movie Cotton Club, King, Shabazz, junction with Black History Month. throughout the play offset the serious ceed' in high school, contemplates and Horace Sheffield; Al MacDowell 'Stepping into Tomorrow" The inspirational play followed the tone and helped to keep things mov- suicide when she finds college to be played the piano and also appeared in Yolanda King performs as a teenage mother who went on to earn a college lives of eight Philmore High School extremely difficult. the Joel video. diploma later in life in "Stepping Into Tomorrow." which was performed students reunited after 10 years for During the play, A.P., a former The pain of the attempted suicide "Stepping into Tomorrow" will be Wednesday in the Northeast Commons and sponsored by the Black Student the debut of one woman's nightclub college basketball star, tells of his makes her realize that ending her life in Cleveland throughout the weekend, Union. "My momma sat me down and told me to straighten up 'cause you got act The friends have arrived a day triumph over injuries and drugs to might not be worth it. It is at this point moving on to Western Pennsylvania, two mouths to feed now', " King says during the performance in which the early to catch up on lost time. become the basketball coach at Phil- she decides to become a teacher, New Jersey and back to New York for characters tell how they have bettered themselves. King and Attalla Shabbazz Nucleus is the creation of Yolanda more. eventually starting her own school. a stand off-Broadway. co-wrote the play. YOUR BSN IS WORTH AH And while you're at it, B.S.U ski a little. OFFICER'S COMMISSION If you can tear yourself away RUSH* from the hospitality, the romance and the crackling (Reaching the University IH THE ARMY. fireplace at the lodge, you'll find yourself smack-dab in with the .Saviours Help) Your BSN means you're a professional. 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MARCH 16. 1984. Burlington Optic ill >»»».««•«• 4 bg news rtebfuary 24,1964 ■campus/local- Career info provided by Peggy Holtman as well as computer said. "We also have cas- reporter software. COIN is an inter- settes of people out in the est inventory test taken by working world describing Stress management helps students students. Its results list what their jobs entail." Students having diffi- that is happening inside Smith gives the following • Learn relaxation tech- ing. When you breathe in. culty deciding on a career occupations that might in- She said the "Dictionary by Carol Porter think to yourself, "I feel terest those who nave of Occupational Titles," a reporter you. You can choose not to ideas as ways to cope with niques may find help at the career let situations cause stress: In her tension manage- calm." When you breathe library in 320 Student Serv- taken it listing of occupations de- out, think to yourself, "I ices. Students can then use scribed briefly, is also College students spend a stress." • Set priorities, manage ment class. Laflin dis- lot of time worrying.and Symptoms of stress can your time so you get the cusses such things as feel warm." Do this for 30 COIN to find out the nature helpful. seconds to a minute. "The career library has of the work, average sal- lead stressful lives be- be emotional, behavioral Important things done first assertiveness, time man- cause they don't think and physical in nature. • Make time for yourself agement, sensory aware- "You need a certain a multitude of information ary range and the employ- Other sources at the ca- ness and relaxation amount of stress to push on just about every occu- ment outlook for that reer library include the enough about what really Smith said. Emotional in your schedule gives them pleasure in life, symptoms include depres- • Get enough sleep techniques. yourself to achieve great Ktion imaginable," said occupation. "Occupational Outlook things," Laflin said, "but e Amundsen, a career Cassette tapes are an- Handbook" released by the according to Molly Lailin, sion, irritability, apathy • Develop consistent liv- instructor of a tension and impatience. Behav- ing habits (eat meals at the For example, the calm- too much is detrimental. counselor at the Counsel- other source of informa- U.S. Department of Labor That's when you need to ing and Career Devel- tion at the career library, each year, books on job management class here. ioral symptoms include same time, go to bed and ing response is a short hunting and resume writ- "The important thing is sleeping, eating or smok- get up at about the same exercise which is effective relax." opment Center. Amundsen said. when done right before a Smith said people of all One source available to "We have cassettes of ing, college catalogs and to identify the things in life ing more or less than time every day) that give you pleasure; usual. Physical symptoms test, Laflin said. Sit in a occupations deal with students at the career li- various department heads information received from comfortable position with stress and those who are brary is COIN (Coordi- at the University describ- various national associa- make you feel joy," Laflin include headaches, tense • Revitalize through said. 'Then structure your muscles, upset stomach, exercise your arms and legs un- successful and happy are nated Occupation ing the majors offered by tions, such as the National the ones who learn to man- Network), on micrc-fichc that department," she Teachers Association. life to get those things be- sweating and diarrhea. • Talk out your problems crossed, close your eyes cause when you are experi- Stress also reduces the with a friend and listen to your breath- age their stress. encing those things that effectiveness of immune Sve you pleasure, ufe is a responses, making it eas- t less stressful.' ier to develop colds, Laflin -dateline NEWLOVE MANAGEMENT People allow stress to said. Friday, February 24 Saturday, February 25 Recital - The Bowling happen, Lyne Smith, grad- Educational Clinical Lab Black Heritage Month Green Quintet will perform uate student in college stu- "It'S IMPORTANT to Series - "Using Microcom- event - A children's story at 3 p.m. in the Bryan dent personnel, said. know what those signs are Kters as an Aid to Record- hour will be held at 1:00 Recital Hall of the Moore AVOID THE LONG WA'-KS TO CAMPUS! Smith, who gives semi- because they're warning eping" is the title of the p.m. in the Phi Beta Sigma Musical Arts building. nars on stress manage- signals," Smith said. lecture held at 1:30 in Edu- house in Old Fraternity Free and open to all. ment for The Well, said, "They're your body's way cation 215. Free and open Row. Free and open to all. "You have to learn that of telling you that you bet- to all. University Pommerettes - "ELECTRIC RATES ARE GOING DOWN" you can't blame external ter do something before it Fantasy and Role Playing Black Heritage Month There will be an informa- situations for something gets worse." Society - There will be a event - The University Gos- tional meeting open to all JUST A FEW APARTMENTS LEFT meeting and gaming ses- pel Choir is sponsoring a women interested in be- sion at 6:00 p.m. in the gospel singing workshop at coming a member of the • 520 E. REED • 525 E. MERRY Honors Center in 1 p.m. in the Student Pommerettes at 4 pjn. in GRANDE BURRITO Kreischer Quadrangle. Union. Free and open to 115 Educaton • 507 E. MERRY Open to the public. all. Black Heritage Month Monday February 27 TIME IS RUNNING OUT! $3.95 event - The Minority Stu- SRC Select-a-Sport - Entire Month Of February dent Association is spon- Educational Memorabilia Paddleball skills will be soring a documentary film Center -Historical articles demonstrated at 4 p.m. in on gospel music at 8:00 will be displayed from 2-5 the racquetball courts of p.m. in the Gish Film The- p.m. at the center, near the the Student Recreation 352-5620 328 S. MAIN 352-1165 The Best ater of Hanna Hall. Free Northeast Commons. Free Center. Free and open to MEXICAN FOOD and open to all. and open to all. all Graduate Student Recital Black Heritage Month Nuclear War Lecture Se- HOURLY SPECIALS EVERY DAY STARTING AT 4 PM! In Town - Graduate students will event - The Minority Stu- ries-The Peace Coalition is perform in Bryan Recital dent Association is spon- sponsoring a discussion en- Hall of the Moore Musical soring "48 Hours" at 8:00 titled "Verifiability of a SUNDANCE Arts Center at 8:00 pjn. p.m. in 115 Education 352-1092 Nuclear Freeze - Do We JAMAICA HOUR 4-5 PM Free and open to all. Building. Admission is 50 Have To Trust The Rus- cents. sians" at 7:30 pjn. in 114 Sunday, February 26 Business Administration. Last Day To Sign Up For These Trips Toledo Art Museum trip - Free and open to all. UAO is sponsoring a visit Women In Business - Liz to the Toledo Art Museum Connolly will discuss ward- at 11:30 a.m. Meet at the robe investment seminars Renaissance Center University Oval. The cost at 7:30 p.m. in 105 Hayes. is $2.50 per person. Sat. Feb. 25 Open to the public. DETROIT, MICHIGAN Black Heritage Month Stargazing - A stargazing event - The Minority Stu- session will be held from $6.00 per person dent Association is spon- 7:30-9:30 p.m. on the roof soring a minority of the Life Science Bulid- and organizational workshop HAPPY HOURS at 1 p.m. In the Aroani Ltoe'baSuT** pen°'pin*)-' x&#- ***/ room of the Northeast Contemporary Theology Commons. Classes - St. Thomas More 5-7 PM & 10 PM-MID. Toledo All Muesum Parish is sponsoring a ses- Sun Feb. 26 Design Exhibit - Student sion on sacraments and design projects will be dis- prayer fron 7:30-9:30 p.m. $2.50 per person Kyed Sunday at 2 p.m. in in the Antioch Room of St. Payment Due Upon Sign-up in UAO Office Fine Arts gallery. Free Thomas More Parish. and open to all. Open to the public. Square Dance - The Foot- JOHN NEWLOVE Educational Memorabilia loose Falcons Square Center - Historical articles Dancing Club is sponsoring will be displayed from 2-5 a square dance from 7:30- NEWLOVE MANAGEMENT Rm. in the center, near the 9:30 p.m. in the Northeast REAL ESTATE ortheast Commons. Free Commons. Free and open and open to all. to all. A LARGE SELECTION OF 'We have something to please everyone!' ALPHA LAMBDA QUALITY HOUSES AND 824 SIXTH STREET DELTA APARTMENTS FOR • 2 bdrm. carpeted apartments MEMBERS: • FREE HEAT, WATER, SEWER T-SHIRT ORDERS 198485! • Nicely Paneled MUST STOP IN OR CALL • Furnished FOR MORE INFORMATION • Laundry room in building BE IN FEBRUARY 28!! 319 E. Wooster 354-2260 SEND ORDER FORM 352-5620 328 S. 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Thanks old Execs for a job well done! • sun lamps • complete exercise CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION facWties S equipment 354-3S.-51 -campus/local bg new* /tobruary 24, 1984 5 Prof makes archery equipment Publish books on policy, ethics Philosophers get new building Barb Symbollk points for gold or the bulls be relocated, she said. studied include federal The grant will enable the reporter eye, four points for red or by Card Port*r The Social Philosophy regulation of the airwaves, center to launch a visiting the next corresponding reporter and Policy Center, now the infant formula contro- scholars program, Paul Teaching archery skills ring from the center, three located in the basement of versy and environmenta- said. She said this program may be unique, but ar- points for blue, two points The University's Social Shatzel Hall, is expanding lism. will bring scholars to the chery instructor John tor black, and one point for Philosophy and Policy its headquarters by mov- DR. ELLEN FRANK EL University to do research White even makes the white or its corresponding Center will move into the ing into the lab, and is also PAUL, associate professor and writing and will bene- equipment for archery ring. Home Management house increasing its staff be- of political science, is the fit students and faculty by classes at the University. "The round used at BG is on Troup Avenue in July, cause of a three-year, center's research director giving them direct expo- "I make all of the arrows called the Fit round in according to Dr. Fred $300,000 grant from the and publications editor. sure to important work be- that BG uses for the ar- which there is a 20 yard Miller, professor of philos- Stranahan Foundation in Part of her job is to pre- ing done by distinguished chery class," White said. range and the basis for ophy and executive direc- Toledo. pare "Social Philosophy people. "I invented a device that scoring is 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, tor of the center. The main function of the and Policy," "The Original Out of about 200 philoso- the University uses to put coming from the center The house was used by center is to find scholars Paper Series," and a Sf and policy centers in the feathers or flechtings mark outward. For out- the Home Economics De- who have something inter- monograph series. These ! nation, the University on the arrows. This device door archery the odd num- partment for the past 20 esting to say about various publications deal with pol- center is one of the two is more cost efficent than bers from 1 to 9 are used years as the home man- public policy issues, then icy issues from an ethical largest and most promi- other methods and allows a with a corresponding mul- agement lab, Dr. Wanda edit, publish and dissemi- perspective and are dis- nent based on the number greater number of arrows ticolored ring," White Montgomery, associate nate the information in va- tributed to scholars, gov- of publications it puts out to be processed." said. professor of home econom- riousjournals. ernment officials and ana conferences it spon- White also makes his The number of shots al- ics said. "When we look at things, journalists worldwide. sors, Paul said. The other own arrows, bows, linger lowed depends on the kind "At one time, home eco- we're more concerned with In addition to publishing is at the University of tips and arm guards. The of round being played. Dif- nomics education majors the basic ethical principles journals, the center spon- Maryland. best types of wood to make ferent numbers of arrows were required to live in the and values involved with a sors on-campus confer- The Stranahan grant, the bows and arrows from are are used at various dis- house for a week, cooking particular policy," Miller ences every year. Last third one from the founda- the "lemon, yew and the tances for rounds such as their own meals and doing said. "For example, is it October's Human Rights tion, brings the total osage orange because they the American round, York their own laundry," Mont- iust? Is it consistent with Conference brought in amount of funding to al- last long with little weath- round. Junior American gomery said. It Is not yet human rights?" scholars from Duke, Yale most $1 nUllion since its ering," Tie said. Glass re- round or Junior Columbia known where the lab will Issues the center has and Columbia universities. formation in 1981. inforced plastics are used round. in making bows and ar- Karen Short, freshman rows today. A good set of accounting major, one of WINTER SPECIAL equipment could cost the students enrolled in WINTER SPECIAL about $100. White said. archery class, said she 191A. On* lOta. OM bg news staff/James Youll The obiect of archery is finds the sport entertain- !!•■ Pino HM Plzxa to score the most points by ing. "I'm not very athletic 34.50 *3.00 Pal Kelley, a sophomore prephysical therapy major takes shooting closest to the cen- and this sport allows me to Ph. 352-5166 Ph. 352-5166 /^~*N aim at his target during his archery class. ter of the target. The rules shoot and have fun all at 203 North main 203 North main for scoring grant five the same time." Op*n 4 p.». 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Medicaid benefits ignored main Increased poverty; figures exaggerated experts say The increase in the poverty rate counting the market value of non-cash lated as the cost of equivalent medical WASHINGTON (AP) - Poverty For 1982, the latest figures avail- 10 percent for 1982, according to the insurance, not of the benefits actually able, the bureau estimates that 34.4 study, "Estimates of Poverty Includ- between 1979 and 1982 came during a benefits as income dropped the totals new sharply between 1979 and 1984, period of recession when many people to 15,099,000 in 1979 and 22,885,000 in but official estimates may exaggerate million Americans, about 15 percent ing the Value of Non-cash Benefits, Calculating incomebasedon medi- 1979 to 1982." lost Jobs and income. In 1979 and 1980, 1981 the number of poor Americans be- of the population, lived in poverty. high inflation also had a serious effect cal benefits used, he e^lainedjWOuW cause the figures ignore such benefits That's up from 11.7 percent in 1979. AND FOR 1979. counting the non- cash benefits would lower the poverty on poverty rates. Green noted that the most dramatic result in people appearing lWj» as food stamps and Medicare, accord- effect appeared with the elderly, cause they were sicker than outers. ing to a Census Bureau study. Those estimates count as income, rate to 6.8 percent, a 42 percent drop Green said the effect of cuts in from the previous calculations for federal domestic programs under the where counting the value of non-cash The nation's poverty rate - the only such cash assistance as welfare benefits dropped the 1982 poverty rate The report also shows that counting share of people below the official and supplemental security income in that year. Reagan administration was hard to Gordon Green of the bureau's pop- calculate because it is "very difficult from 14.6 percent to 3.5 percent. non-cash benefits as income reduces poverty level - could be up to one- calculating who falls below the pov- poverty among blacks from 35.6 per- third smaller if non-cash benefits for erty level, currently $9,862 for a fam- ulation division stressed that issuing to disentangle the effects of recession, the report did not indicate any official inflation and program changes." That, he'said, is because the elderly cent to 21.5 percent for 1982. For food, housing and medical care were ily of four. derive considerable benefit from the considered income, the report says. If benefits other than cash were change in the poverty figures for the The official estimates of poverty whites the reduction is from 12.0 per- included as income, at their market nation prepared by the Office of Man- showed 26,072,000 poor Americans in Medicare and Medicaid programs. cent to 8.3 percent and for Hispanics But by any calculation, poverty has 1979, rising to 34,398,000 in 1982. But The value of those benefits was calcu- from 29.9 percent to 20.5 percent. grown. value, the poverty rate would drop to agement and Budget. Are you aware of any incident that involves the violation Iran claims big victory in war Iraq ning the border opposite Al number of Iranian gun- Iraqi positions east of of HUMAN RIGHTS? By The Associated Press region was "totally wiped Iran said its forces cap- Basra and in the out with thousands of (Ira- tured two towns along the Amarah. boats on the marshes. Do you think your rights lave been violated? Iran claimed its biggest The Baghdad-Basra marshes." victory yesterday in 3V4 nian) bodies left on the Iraqi highway - Al Qurnah battlefield." and Al uzayr. Both towns highway is an important The advancing Iranians years of war with Iraq, military objective. Iraq also captured 26 Iraqi vil- "Fierce fighting contin- saying its forces thrust 25 are 19 miles west of the ued all the night and the Then please call: Iran-Iraq border, with Al uses it to move troops and lages in the region, killed miles into southern Iraq The Iraqi communiques equipment along the south- or wounded more than 2,- early hours of the day 372-2140 and cut the Baghdad- said Tehran had claimed Qurnah at the confluence 500 Iraqi troops and cap- when our formations man- victory to divert public at- of the Tigris and Euph- ern sector of the 730-mile- Basra highway in two long warfront. tured many more, the aged to defeat the enemy places. tention in Iran from the rates rivers. and wipe out remnants of The Human Rights crushing of its offensives Iranian communiques IRAN 8AID IRAQI claimed. the infiltrators," the gen- But Iraqi military com- and its huge losses. The official Islamic Re- eral said. Committee muniques said the new Ira- public News Agency said forces were caught by sur- nian offensive in the Basra The communiques were that following the cutting prise as the attacking force Iraq had predicted a ma- monitored in Nicosia, Cy- of the highway, "Iraq lost crossed the Hurul Hovei- jor battle east of Basra Iran said the Iraqi coun- prus. Foreign correspon- one of its most important zeh marshes between the following reports that Iran terattacks were repulsed dents are not allowed near logistical routes." The Ira- border and the two towns. had as many as 500,000 with heavy Iraqi losses, the battlefront and the nians claimed that the The official Iraqi news troops in the region. and that Iranian air force conflicting claims could Iraqi 3rd Army in the agency quoted an Iraqi jets helped beat back one general as saying his The offensive began just attack. NEWLOVE MANAGEMENT not be independently veri- Basra sector was cu. off before midnight Wednes- fied. from the 4th Army, man- had destroyed a day. Baghdad television The new flareup in the interrupted its programs bloody border war sparked throughout the night to an- fears in neighboring Arab FEATURING 649 SIXTH STREET r nounce that the Iranian states that the fighting assault, the second in 24 might spread and close the hours, had been annihi- Strait of Hormuz, through FREE HEAT, WATER, SEWER CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR SPRING PLEDGES! lated. which nearly 20 percent of the non-Communist MANY NEW SETS OF LIVING ROOM FURNITURE The Iraqi news agency world's oil is shipped. MANY NEW SETS OF DINING ROOM FURNITURE Jackie Saba quoted Maj. Gen. 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On* Sun Mat 352-7365 352-5556 352-0717 At 2:00 •sports bg news /february 2*1984 7 BG icers face Miami Athletes given achievement awards in last CCHA series The Student Athletic ing field. Each athlete was defending MAC champion team in the nation. JENNIE GROVES was Board, a 13-member com- nominated by their re in the all-around competi- Bandescu, like Bender, captain of the 1983 wom- mittee that assists the tive coach and the voti tion and the vault. She also by Jean Dimeo to beat the Broncos 5-4 in power play chances this has recovered from a se- en s cros country team Bowling Green athletic de- on the awards was con- has set two BG records in rious injury to again con- sports reporter overtime. season. ducted by the SAB. that won the MAC title JUNIOR DAN Kane and Senior co-captain partment in communicat- the all-around and the tribute to a championship again last fall. The Falcons The Bowline Green icers senior John Samanski both Wayne Wilson was nomi- ing with the student body, RECEIVING HONORS vault. Now in her second team. Bandescu was one of were led by Cathy Schen- presented its first annual were gymnast Julie year at BG after transfer- BG's top scorers as a soph- will complete their Central hit the 150-point scoring nated as BG's player-of- Achievement Awards at kel and Sara Collas who Collegiate Hockey Associa- mark in their careers last the-week after fine perfor- Bender, hockey player ring from Louisville, omore, but a knee injury in finished fourth and fifth tion regular season this weekend, tying Dave mances in both games nalftime of Wednesday's Nick Bandescu, and mem- Bender has led the Falcons the opening game of the respectively, in the weekend, as they face off Easton (1975-78) for the against UM-D. BG-Central Michigan bas- bers of BG's women's to a record of 23-8 in dual 1982-83 season ended the championship race as the against the Miami ninth position on the BG ketball game. cross country team that meets over the last two year. Through hard work Falcons outdistanced Sophomore goaltender won its fourth straight seasons. Bender has ac- Redskins in Oxford tonight - all-time career record Eddie Powers will mind The awards were pre- last spring and summer, Western Michigan. The and tomorrow. mark with 154 points. Kane Mid-American Conference complished these feats af- Bandescu has again been women posted a 3-0 record the nets for the Falcons sented to BG athletes who championship. ter recovering from a The Falcons, 2M-2 over- leads the Falcons this sea- both nights in Oxford. The excel on-and-off the play- one of BG's top players on in dual meets, during the all and 21-3-2 in the CCHA, son with 55 points, while former Bowling Green Bender, a senior, is the serious back injury. the third-ranked hockey season. could finish with their best Samanski is close behind High School graduate CCHA record since the in third with 49. started in goal both nights 1978-79 season with a Junior defenseman last weekend, and is now 3- SAB communicates sweep over the Redskins Garry Galley also etched 0 overall with a 2.55 goal- this weekend. Both games his name in the record against-average. with athletic dept. Ticket information will begin at 7:30 p.m. in books last Saturday, re- the Miami Ice Arena. cording his 42nd assist this GOALTENDERS GARY The Student Athletic Sports Pass survey, to be- Ticket distribution plans will be priced at (2 and All- dents may purchase "The last series of the season. Former de- Kruzich and Wayne Collins Board, a 13-member com- gin choosing an Athlete of for Bowling Green's Cen- Sports Pass holders must general admission tickets season is alway signifi- fenseman Chuck Gyles will not make the trip, and mittee of students, was the Month. tral Collegiate Hockey As- bring their student ID. ior $2 with a student ID. cant," BG head coach held the previous record club hockey player Randy created to better commu- Mark Johnston, presi- sociation quarterfinal Tickets will be sold only to BG hockey season ticket Jerry York said. "Miami with 41 assists during the a Johnson will dress as back nication between Univer- dent of the SAB said, "We playoff series at the Ice All-Sports Pass holders to- holders will have their or- should be competitive, and 1971-72 season. up goalie. Kruzich has sity students and Bowling hope to contribute as much Arena on March 2 and 3 day. ders filled in the near fu- there should be a lot of BG Senior Mike Pikul re- missed practices this week Green's athletic depart- as possible to the athletic have been announced. ture based on the fans at the games." The turned to the line-up from because of an asthma at- ment. department and help them Ticket pick-up for the ANY REMAINING gen- availability of reserved Falcon women's and men's an injury last weekend, tack and the flu, and Col- The board was formed communicate with the stu- 6layoffs will differ from eral admission tickets will tickets. basketball teams will also and with the addition of lins continues to be last year by BG Athletic dent body." le normal ticket policy. go on sale to the general General addmission compete in Oxford tomor- freshman Iain Duncan on bothered by a pulled ham- Director Jack Gregory. OTHER OFFICERS of Student holders of All- public and students start- ticket purchases will be row. defense, the Falcon de- string, York said. Gregory appointed 13 stu- the SAB include Vice-Pres- Sports Passes only may ing Monday, Feb. 27 at 1 limited to two per person. BG stole two games fense continues to stop op- "Gary should be ready dents to the hoard in order ident Brenda Swihart, Sec- purchase playoff general p.m. General admission All student ticket pur- from Miami earlier this ponents' offensive. to practice by next week, to help facilitate commu- retary Chris Woods, and admission tickets starting tickets for the general pub- chases must be accompa- season, with 5-3 and 6-3 BG penalty killers con- but Wayne is not showing nication with the rest of the Publicity Chairman Don at 9 a.m. today. Tickets lic are priced at $4. Stu- nied by a student ID. victories in BG's Ice tinue to be effective as much progess as we had student body. The SAB re- Gregoire. Arena. The icers dominate against their opponents' hoped," he said. sponded with a survey of Other members of the the intra-state series, win- power play attempts. The Redskin eoaltender Al the All-Sports Pass and SAB include Gary Swegan, ning 14-of-16 games, and Falcons killed all 11 power Cbevrier will be defending made recommendations to Dean Nardecchia, Perry have not lost to the attempts by UM-D the MU net this weekend, the athletic department for Quick, Shawn Boy Ian, Redskins since the 1961-82 weekend, and have and has played in 18 CCHA improvements. Randy Haubner, Fred UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT season. allowed just 26 goals in 159 games with a 5.05 GAA. This year, the SAB has Koury, John Studemund THE FALCONS, who plans to hold another All- and Chris King. clinched the CCHA title GOVERNMENT three weeks ago, will use Am«iteanH«art Association the Miami series for gear- ¥ WEW HGHT1NG FOR VOOR Uf£ Verifiability of a Nuclear Freeze: ing up for the upcoming CCHA playoffs next week- Do We Have to Trust the Russians? NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR end in the Ice Arena. BG will face the eighth place team in the CCHA, and this A lecture given by: ASSISTANT TO THE weekend's action will de- termine if Western Michi- George Rendina Dept. of Chemistry gan. Lake Superior or Michigan will finish in that Monday, February 27 ACADEMIC AFFAIRS position. "It will be an interesting 7:30-8:30 p.m. situatation for us because BA Building Rm 114 our only losses have been COORDINATOR against those teams," •ponaored by the BQ PMC* Coiliton York said. . APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE The Falcons, ranked third in the nation accord- American Heart 405 Student Services Building ing to the WMPL and ^'Association WDOM-CHSB polls, are WE'RE FGHHNG FOR VOURUFE coming off two easy non- lWMgafi-Dearborn last weekend. The icers bom- barded the Wolves with 111 shots-on-goal during the series, and tallied a total of 21 goals. Miami, 12-22-1 overall and 9-194 in the CCHA, DO DAYTONA RIGHT IN '84-- was eliminated from a playoff berth after a split against Western Michigan last weekend. The STAY FOR LESS AT Redskins lost to WMU 3-4 in overtime on Friday, but rallied back the next night OCEANIA PLAZA THE BROTHERS OF SIGMA CHI WOULD LIKE TO CONGRATULATE Coming to the Daytona area during Spring Break tin* year? Then art mm to THEIR NEW ACTIVES. avoid die usual motel hassle—make your group reservation at Oceania Plaza and JIM VESPOLI TONY PRIVITERIA rcall* enjo) vourselves! STEVE ROTH GREG SARKISIAN GREG HAVEPTLE E JASON CROCKWRIGHT JEFF FUCK DAVE JACKSON Our 2 bedroom. 2 bathroom ocean from GREG WILLIAMS X SCOTT BURDETTE -uites accommodate up to >i\ for onl\ GRANT GETZ S600 a week (or 8IO0 a prison for a full SCOTT NOURSE week.) Eull\ furnished and ecpiipped, AND ALSO CONGRATULATE down to lie diunerware. Private baleonies THEIR WINTER PLEDGES. o>crlooking tin- ocean. Convenient to downtown OoWona and all major tourist KURT HAWLEY RON NELSON attract ion>.Ocean I rout pool.Private parking. CHRIS SILL PAT HARRIS SCOTT HINCKLEY JAY WILLIAMS BRENT REMBOLD RICH HELMREICH I void the usual motel headaches in Day- JOHN MARTJNA BRADKRTDER JOEHARTMANN tona this Spring Break. Come to Oceania JTMSASSANO Plaza ami unwind lor less! RANDY JOHNSON RICK ROYS SCOTT CARRIE DALE SADLER TOM POPROCKI MTKESCHEELE CALL IJJOO) 874-1 <>31. WHILE SPACE LASTS! DAVE HUNGERFORD DANCAHTLL AND WE WELCOME BROTHER TONY TUMBLESON 8 bg news /february 24.1984 Arena. But on the other side of the THE REDSKINS, who were embar- Miami also leads the league in BG victories, by Tom Hltek defense, holding its opponents to only With a defense - and the sports ed'lg spectrum, MU was handed its worst rassed by KSU, will be trying to pull defeat of the season, a (6-60 shellack- things together around the scoring 58 points per game. But the Redskins MAC'S lead offensive squad aver- ing at the hands of Kent State. The prowess of sophomore Ron Harper, will have their hands full with the aging 73 po per game - the Fal- Cagers Bowling Green's basketball team Falcons, who have also been demon- cons should give the Redskins a run faces the top of the heap tomorrow Redskins could have clinched the the MAC's fourth leading scorer, av- afternoon when they take the court MAC title with a victory over the eraging It points per outing. strating some prowess on defense as for their money. Against the Chips' on Providing the backup power for of late. Wednesday, BG had all five starters against Miami in Oxford. The Golden Flashes. BEFORE THE CMU victory, BG in doublefigures, a situation the An- Redskins sit atop the Mid-American "I wish they would have gone ahead Harper, is a steady but unspectacular travel to offense. Five players. Chuck Stahl, had held its last three opponents -Ball derson Arena scoreboard has not seen Conference standings with a 13-2 and clinched it," BG coach John Wei- league mark, 19-5 overall. nert said Wednesday night. "Now John Marx, John Willoughby, Eric State, Western Michigan and Ohio - to in quite a while, they'll be fired up for us, wanting to Newsome and Chuck Dahn, are all an average of 47.7 points per game. The Falcons are currently tied for The Falcons are coming off a well- And those three squads all shot less fourth in the MAC standings with a 9-6 iyed 84-74 victory over Central clinch in front of a home crowd and averaging between 6.5 and 10.4 points Miami ichigan Wednesday at Anderson everything." per game. than 38 percent from the field in the MAC mark. "T^rKugli I «*a early me ween JOHN LYONS NEED A COAT? ATtflJtWIMUlTWHT*— Alpha Sigma PN Loat. 2 Gray nolabooka. Cam MM ARE YOU READY TO GO TO HELL? 2 aOSU Sesebell Style Coats. Brow- CAU ASSY TOWHS AND WISH laal was juet gnst Thanks Ptii Teus Little S»Rueh located upper reft corner Please cad IT SHOULD BE HEAVENLY n/Orange, Brown/White 140 o. beet CAMPUS/CITY EVENTS HER A HAPPY 21 at BWTHDAY. $41- Love. THe PN Mue Coming Next Week Janmy in Am or 5/6 PM 3721340 JACK'S BAKERY LOVE. YOUR LAVAUER-MATEI otter call 352-4701. 043» or send sn APPLE to SBC FOR THe BEST TBJP YOU'LL EVER '74 Cutlass. 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High (Sigh) Thigh Anxiety

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Vie & Andy Cove/: High Anxiety Andy reviews Steve Martin's 'Lonely Guy' The winter bodies are coming out of hiding

The Barber of Seville STAFF Roy Lazarus directs this popular opera Entertainment Editor Music Editor Monica Orosz Fats Miller Page 4 Fats Miller Assistant Editor Photographer Fats says bubble gum punk takes over Lisa L. Inman David Coiad Rim Critics Also: Annual Music Survey Andy Dardine and Vic Oberhaus

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by Andrew Dardlno veritable underworld of lonely guys. Directed by Arthur Hiller and writ- sneezing may sound funny in print but When a policeman discovers War- ten by Ed Weinberger and Stan Dan- its appearance on the screen is Somewhere in-the world of comic ren's celebritv cutouts he becomes iels, from an adaptation by Neil clumsy and embarrassing at best. alter egos, between Woody Allen's fascinated ana asks whether there are Simon, "The Lonely Guy" is a famil- Charles Grodin's somnambulist por- insightful loners and Jerry Lewis' any Gene Hackmans. "Yes, there iar Steve Martin vehicle. It is his old, trayal of Warren is also more pitiful demented twits, there are Steve Mar- are," answers Warren, "but there's a emotional rags-to-riches-to-rags story than funny. tin's tear Jerking nice guys, forever three Week wait." There really must we saw established with "The Jerk.' Martin's wide-eyed Hubbard, cou- vulnerable to exploitation by just be a lot of lonely guys out there. Martin's Hubbard lives in an ambigu- Eled with simplistic and scatological about anyone. All this mutual loneliness does noth- ous world where stardom can be just umor makes the whole film very When Larry Hubbard, a greeting ing to ease the pain as Larry's life as lonely as anonymity. Still, the childish. In his detached world, Larry card composer, walks out on his girlf- reaches such a point of frustration inevitable rise to fame does change fails to notice or at least respond, in riend, his life as a lonely guy begins. that he decides to write a book about things as being able to sleep with Dr. any human way, to the acts of rob- He quickly meets up with another it. Thus, in the tradition of Martin Brothers can attest. Among those bery, murder and suicide that he is lonesome soul named Warren. They Scorcese's "Taxi Driver" and "King popular, life-sized celebrities, then, constantly made an audience to. become quick friends, buying ferns to of Comedy," an outcast becomes an the only person missing is Martin The shift from loneliness to popular- keep each other company and con- instant celebrity. A society devoted to himself as stardom has become as ity in "The Lonely Guy" is pointless templating their woeful existence in talking to ferns and cardboard celeb- claustrophobic and problematic as a as Martin's dimwitted foil exonerated deadpan dialogues. To make life a rities couldn't do any worse to make a former lonely life. himself from any real place in so- little more interesting, Warren pop- book about how to be a lonely guy a ciety. He is too stupid and lifeless for ulates his apartment with life-sized national best seller. Now the whole Perhaps it is this melancholia that an audience to care about. Only in cardboard celebrity cutouts of such world loves Larry. Not only can he affects the film in the negative way it that respect is he truly a lonely guy. stars as Dolly Parton arid Tom Sell- appear on the Merv Griffith show, he does, for there are far to many appar- eck that are almost as good as the real can also go to bed with the guests who ent jokes in this story that go over like "lie Lonely Uuy" is currently thing. consist of, among others, Dr. Joyce stale doughnuts. Hubbard^ ability to playing at the Stadium Cinema. As Larry soon finds out, there is a Brothers. give his new girlfriend an orgasm by Shows are at 7:30 and 9:15 pan. Opera Comes to Music School Stage by Monica Orosz it's for everybody," he said, explain- entertainment editor ing that many people are probably familiar with the show in some way. Dr. Roy Lazarus' specialty is di- Opera is essentially the same me- j opera in an academic setting. dium as musical theater, Lazarus He's doing just that as director of explained, but added, laughing. "I "The Barber of Seville," the spring think an opera is a musical, but it's a production of the University Opera lot better.' Whereas a musical adds Theater which opens next week, dialogue between songs, an opera is March 2. sung throughout. "Opera proceeded the musical; from opera grew the Eight principle characters and a musical," Lazarus explained. The 11 chorus will be performing Gioacchino difference, he added, again laughing, Rossini's 18th century comedy set in is "the difference between kool-aid Seville, Spain. The curtain will rise on and champagne." a set designed by Gary Eckert, pro- Although he doesn't think an opera fessor of theater design at the State Is more difficult to direct than a University of New York at Fredonia musical, Lazarus said, "I think you and longtime friend of Lazarus. have to be a musician to direct op- Lazarus calls the show a "flashy era." He brings much musical experi- opera with some very popular arias/' ence to the job here. Utilizing a recent English translation, Lazarus has directed regional op- the show will be understandable and era companies including The Western not cryptic, he added. "This opera has Opera Theater in San Francisco, The a tremendous mass appeal - I think see page 12 TONIGHT IS FRIDAY

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BEST CHEST IN THE WEST 18 & OVER 874-2253 ROCK NIGHT 4 bg new* magazlne/february 24.1984 Sound & Vision New Wave's Unlikely Evolution

America. In the press and in their by Fats Miller music punk bands hammered away at Music Editor the dinosaur rockers such as the Roll- ing Stones and the Who, claiming they One may find it difficult to believe had become too bourgeois and hypo- FRIDAY'S that the Sex Pistols were more than critical. Anarchy was another popu- partially responsible for Boy George lar theme, launched big time by the and Duran Duran. But it's true. I find Sex Pistols' anthemic "Anarchy In it totally ironic that the Pistols, Clash. The UJC." Indeed, this was a much Jam- and other early purveyors of more violent sense of rebellion than Music Survey punk rock began a new movement in that which prospered in the '60s. popular music that has led to, in The demise of this early true blue addition to more credible trends, the punk came swiftly, though. The Sex current cloudburst of bubble gum punk that now pollutes the airwaves Pistols split up after their brief U.S. tour. The Clash slowly became pop Favorite artists/bands (radio and TV) and cable media. stars with songs like "London Call- Top albums of 1983 Let's trace our steps back to 1976 ing," "Train In Vain" and later, "Po- 1, and look at the beginning of the lice On My Back," "Should I Stay Or 2. movement. Some will argue that Should I Go" and "Rock The Cas- "punk rock" began with Iggy Pop or bah." The Jam and most other lesser 3. Alice Cooper in the early 70s. Others known bands either broke up or lan- 4. 4. will claim New York's leather-jack- guished in obscurity. 5. eted Ramones to be the first true loud, Despite these developments, the hard'n'fast punk band. While not ig- evolutionary process had already be- Favorite current songs Ate noring the contributions of these and Sex:MF other prototyplcally punkish artists - gun, and it gathered momentum with each new twist. Further, the all-im- 2. Residence: including Bowie, New York Dolls, portant attitude and basic ideals of Mott The Hoople and the rest of the the movement remained basically 3. On Campus "glitter" crowd - it was the full-scale intact and spread. The atmosphere at British movement of 1976 that un- the time called for British artists to Off Campus leashed the most significant trend in continue exploring, to pioneer ever- popular music since the '60s. new, ever-different styles of music The media found the phenomenon (and dress and hairstyles). A broad Hometown: sensational and distortions of fact base of appreciation was thus fos- were common both here and abroad. tered for non-mainstream styles of "Disgusting Sex Pistols throw up on music. These adapted or rejuvenated Yoa enjoy listening to the following styles of musk old ladies and issue obscenites on live ?enres ranged from the traditional (Please check): television," was not an unusual claim rockabilly and back to basics rock a made by the establishment press la Dave Edmunds and Nick Lowe) to back then. Even the New York-based the extreme (gloom and doomers like .rock .new wave .J»» .son! Rolling Sfonetitled their cover story PiL, Joy Division, Killing Joke and an on the Sex Pistols "Rock Is Sick and Living In London." assortment of miscellaneous innova- .reggae .country .classical Typically, one had to go directly to tive misfits like Brian Eno) and many points in between (songwriters like Average number of concerts you attend per semester. the bands to find out what was actu- Elvis Costello and Graham Parker). ally happening. Through bizarre The mini-movements were many, Average number of records you buy per month dress ana hairstyles and blitzkrieg two-chord rock, the message became though most short-lived. All were Radio stations you listen to clear. The bands were clearly revolt- embraced by this new British audi- Musk publications yon read ing against the musical and political ence, some trickling over to cultivate establishment. Punk was an outlet for smallpockets of acceptance in the Do yon enjoy hearing mask by new artists? U.S. There was ska (circa 197940), a Yes No Sometimes the scores of unemployed British revitalized hybrid of Jamaican rock working class youth, giving them a Do yon prefer listening to older, more familiar records? chance to voice their frustrations steady and reggae, which included against society. the Specials, (English) Beat, Selecter Yes No Sometimes But punk was also a move back to and numerous others. Only Madness Comments: basics and simplicity (bands some- seems to have survived this period times boasted publicly about how few intact. chords they knew). Do-it-yourself re- Next a collection of bands some- Thank yoa (or yoar help. Ptraat md throu|h campus null or drop b> ibc B(. cord labels like Stiff Records cropped times classified as neo-psychedelic Nm office. IM Unlvenil) Hall by Monday, March 5. up all over the U.K., then later in seepages

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The strange phenomenon is occur- ring again. The validation card and driver's license are being used not to cash checks or get into bars. The lines are gathering not at the banks or bars, but at the Student Recreation Center. Caution must be used in the pass- ing lanes at the track. Sweaty bodies solemnly line up at the Nautilus ma- chines. Bodies are being examined in mirrors: tummies tucked in, arms flexed, the taut line of a hamstring sought for. YKES! It's time to coun- teract the winter deterioration. Motivated by the threat of warm, skin-baring weather, students are re- ady to shuck the extra pounds gath- ered during the winter. Glossy magazine layouts of young men and women in sleek swimsuits are causing panic in Florida-bound vacationers. There's still time to drop the extra Kdding, pick up the droop of a but- * gone awry, define the elusive bicep. Many students are heading to the Rec Center, faithfully beginning their spring workouts. One program has garnered much attention, the drop-in aerobics led by Karen DeRosa, assis- tant director of the Rec Center. The program has drawn over 250 people on its biggest nights, but averages 150 to 200. Held Monday through Friday at 7 Donald Clark, R«b*cca Aguilar p.m. in the Activities Center just bg newt magazlno/februarv 24,1984 7

Koran D«Rosa inside the door at the Rec Center, the helps take the mind off the pounding Set into aerobics." He added be likes aerobics program is the talk of cam- heart and tired legs (We got the ) dance and the activity has helped pus. It's hard to miss the energetic two, three, four, arms his flexibility. Clark said it is a good group which gathers to jump, two, xfy get up and dance- workout, too. DeRosa said men are bounce, swing, clap and click fingers ix.i two, three, tour, sidestep, usually surprised with the intensity of to strains ox anything from Huey j jack/We got the beat). the workout, because it tends to look Lewis' "I Want a New Drug" to the Ceep moving, get ready to take easy. GoGo's "We Got the Beat." your pulse; keep In your training uOkay: Kick! Keep those arms To observers - and there usually is zone"- the exercises, though fun in moving, six. seven, eight - Run in a crowd gathered 'round to gawk a bit nature, are guided in intensity by place, two three four; Repeat!" - the workout may look like fun and pulse rates. A large chart displays DeRosa offers an encouraging games. Well, it is, but participants pulse rate training zones for various sight for the weary group of exercis- make no bones about its benefits. Two ages. ers. At 30, she is able to smile and talk women said they used it to supple- DeRosa says three 20 minute work- to the group during the workout. Her ment their soccer workouts and found outs a week are considered the mini- energy and enviable figure attest to themselves getting sore, even though mum aerobic exercise one should get. the benefits of aerobics. they thought they were in good shape. Her workouts include at least 20 to 25 A group of freshman women con- minutes of workout in the training fided that they came to lose weight for DeRosa said aerobics works more zone, and the total time of activity is spring and some mention was made of muscle groups than weight lifting or usually 45 minutes. This exercise, the "freshman 15." One young woman running. Certified by an aerobics cen- depending on individual size and in- said the workouts haven't gotten any ter in Dallas, Texas. DeRosa put her tensity of workout, can burn up as easier, but that she was continually student facilitators through a training much as 300 calories, she said. challenged. In any event, she had program before sessions began. Most of the collection of rainbow- managed to convince a few friends to There are usually three or four stu- colored sweats, leotards and accou- come along. dents helping her demonstrate rou- terments such as legwarmers and Although much of the crowd seems tines or lead the program on nights headbands donned by participators to have gathered to get in shape for when she isn't mere. Facilitators are worn by women, but DeRosa said spring, DeRosa said she does not like have participated in her aerobics a few men do participate. She's re-, to look at fitness as something that by Monica Orosz program, attended workshops and cruited at least one man to lead the can be achieved in six weeks of activ- been videotaped and evaluated. They ity. Fitness should be done for the Photos by Sue Cross have to read a book on aerobics and Donald Clark, program facilitator long run, and she encourages an atti- are familiar with training zones for and senior sports management ma- tude of working for the rest of your pulse rates. jor, said he had four job offers in life, not just for bathing suit season. "Ready: Get those hands to- California which would require aero- "Okay, get ready for a cool-down gether; let's go!" A routine is quickly bics instructing. Recent surgery has now. Stretch and hold, reach and hold, taught and the music starts. Involve- limited his workouts, so Clark said "I breathe, relax. Thanks for coming - ment in the music is encouraged - it figured it was a good opportunity to see you tomorrow night!" 8 bg new» magazlne/lebruary 24,1984 This week on TV

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