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President halts McDonald's razed; airport activity city residents ask by Carole Hornberger One, where the Marine helicopt- for memorial to 21 staff reporter ers would go and where to get stairs for people in Air Force When the president of the One to descend. SAN YSIDRO, Calif. (AP)- where James Oliver Huberty United States or another politi- Secret Service and members Construction workers on went on a rampage July 18, cal candidate flies into Toledo of the president's political staff Wednesday demolished the killing 21 and wounding 19 Express Airport, all other activ- worked with Johnson and his McDonald's restaurant before he was slain by a po- ity stops. Only police and Secret men, and three police agencies where a gunman killed 21 lice sharpshooter. Service agents move, according were united to protect the presi- people, clearing the site for a Joan Kroc, widow of Mc- to Ron Johnson, director of dent, he said. lible memorial to the vic- Donald's founder Ray Kroc, Safety-Operations at the airport. Johnson said he was unable to started a survivor's fund the Wednesday's visit from Presi- get a definite figure on how A wrecker and crew de- next day, donating $100,000. dent Reagan was no exception. many Secret Service and police stroyed what remained of the The corporation followed with According to Johnson, while officers were involved, but said red brick structure about 7 a $1 million gift. Reagan was at the airport, it there were at least 60 men hid- a.m. Wednesday, with little But residents of the His- was Isolated and no one moved. den In the woods at the airport. fanfare and few onlookers. panic border community of But in the days before Reagan's Journalists were not alerted 14,000 began a series of dem- arrival, he said, there was more BESIDES POLICE enforce- to the action. onstrations and candlelight than the usual amount of activ- ment, he said there were three vigils in front of the restau- ity. limosines, a paramedic squad, "We Just didn't think it was rant, asking that it be closed Johnson said a two-engine jet an armored car, fire equipment that important, at this permanently and a memorial with "United States of Amer- and various air and land routes stage," Dick Starmann, a Mc- park erected in its place. ica" printed on the side flew into set up in case something did Donald's Corp. spokesman, Early this month, McDon- the airport last Tuesday and happen to the president. said in an interview from the ald's officials announced that taxied to the Air National Guard Communication was the im- company's headquarters in they had donated the 32,000- base on airport grounds. portant thing, Johnson said. Oak Brook, m. "We've known square-foot property to San "I wondered what it was doing There were lines hooked up all for a couple of weeks that we Diego, of which San Ysidro is here," he said, "and then 10 over capable of reaching any- were going to knock it down." a suburb. minutes later the phone rang where in the world. The company announced City officials have not and Col. Kenneth Urbach, chief Johnson said the airport paid earlier this month that it had reached a decision on what of the Presidential Flight Sup- no additional cost to plan Rea- decided to raze the building will become of the land. port Unit from Washington, gan's arrival. He said his offi- commanded me to be in the cers were very flexible and most Airport Base Command Office of them did not work overtime. in five minutes. I said 'Yes. sir' Those who did work overtime and was there in 4 1/2 minutes." did not expect to be paid much New solicitation Johnson said he was told the more. Any extra equipment, 6resident was coming and that such as stairs, were donated by e was to keep it under wraps. other airports. "Air control was under our policy proposed "THIS WAS my fourth presi- tower," he said. "Any air traffic dential visit here at the airport,'' was cleared five minutes each by Benjamin Marrlson The AAUP openly criticizes be said. "And from my past side of him (Reagan) and 15 staff reporter the current policy, but Roller experiences, I knew this was minutes ahead of him." believes this will satisfy them. going to be a lost week as far as He said no one was allowed There soon will be a new solic- "Their main complaint was that getting anything else done." within a football field length of itation policy that should quell they couldn't use the (internal) Johnson said the following day the president's plane and heli- the controversy between the campus mail," Roller, a history he pulled files on past presi- copter in the air. University and the local Ameri- professor, said. "Under this new dential visits and began plan- Five minutes from landing, can Association of University policy, organizations like theirs ning Reagan's with a special the airport was closed," he said. Professors. can." White House advance team. The airport was isolated and Philip Mason, executive assis- He said he was given 20 min- only a handful of press and spe- Dave Roller, chairman of the tant to the president, is also utes notice of a meeting with an cial guests such as Toledo Faculty Senate's Ad Hoc Solici- Seased with the policy. "The unidentified special agent from Mayor Donna Owens, Republi- tation Policy Committee, said niversity worked closely with Washington in charge of the can Congressional candidate the proposal will be presented to the committee to insure a fair president's protection team. Frank Venner and four others. the Senate Executive Commit- and proper policy was written," "I knew who was in charge," "No one moved except for tee soon, and if accepted, will be Mason said. Johnson said. "When the 'chief Secret Service and police," he taken to the senate Tuesday. "The policy is obviously a (the special agent) spoke, ev- said. BG News/Phil Masturzo better policy than before,'' he erybody listened." Johnson said once President Rained out! "The new policy is better be- said, "and it is better for the Johnson said Flight Support Reagan left for Bowling Green, Sharon Rees, junior sociology major, shields herself from the cause it is less concrete and people at Bowling Green State Capt. Terry McCarthy began the airport reopened until he afternoon rain with a collapsed umbrella. hostile, and it also encourages University. It's not a generic working with him on problems returned, when all other activity communication on campus," policy like the one we nad at such as where to park Air Force stopped again. Roller said. D? THE policy is accepted by the Faculty Senate, it must be accepted by the Board of Trust- ees. Mason said the trustees will Jazz singer became BGSU police officer not meet again until November, delaying activation of the new policy. by April McClellan age. "I am ageless," she said music at Juilliard School in to perform with Duke Elling- She joined Public Safety, The committee began work on staff reporter with a grin. New York City. ton, Jackie Wilson, Billie Hol- then Campus Safety and Se- the new policy in June, Roller After years studying clas- iday and Sarah Vaughn. curity, as an officer in 1969. In said, but it was difficult to find Charlotte Stearns made a WHILE ATTENDING Wil- sical music, Stearns traveled Stearns said she sang in 1970 she graduated from Ross times when everyone was avail- drastic career change after berforce University in Wil- around the country singing in Canada. California, New Enright Police Academy in able to meet because of "vaca- singing for a time with such berforce, Ohio, Stearns was supper clubs. During this pe- York City and Boston among Toledo as the only woman in a tions and other respon- jazz greats as Duke Ellington given a scholarship to study riod she had the opportunity other places. class of 34 students. sibilities." and Sarah Vaughn. Stearns was promoted to Roller and Mason agreed the She will celebrate her 15th sergeant of the day shift in policy was drawn up very year with the Department of 1979. quickly, while maintaining stan- Public Safety Saturday. She said her lob keeps her dards necessary for a solid pol- Stearns, coordinator of the very busy, which makes it icy. Crime Prevention/Commu- difficult to engage in her hob- "I don't think it could have nity Relations program since bies of sewing, quilting, golf, been drawn up any faster," Ma- last year, said her job with reading and writing poetry son said. "The committee did a Public Safety is rewarding. and short plays. tremendous amount of research "I am a people-oriented on the subject before they acted. person. With this iob, I have "I live and breathe this That's why the policy is as well the chance to be with people," crime prevention program," written as it is. Stearns said. "Police work she said. Roller agreed "the research offers a continued learning Even though Stearns has was extensive." The committee process." achieved quite a bit through looked at policies of other uni- Stearns said the crime pre- the years, she would like to versities, guidelines of the direc- vention program had excel- write more in the future. tor of administration and the lent reception from the statute laws of Ohio. Committee University. "I BEGAN writing poems members also talked with the "It has a good effect upon and short plays when I was 16 University Labor Relations the University," she said. years old, she said. "I want Council and the legal staff of the "People are becoming in- to return to my writing. national AAUP. volved" in the program. That's what life is all about - "It would have taken us even Before she became pro- learning something new and longer if it weren't for Phil (Ma- gram coordinator, Stearns putting it to use." son)," Roller said. "He cooper- was line supervisor of police Steams' husband of 32 ated with us and gave us officers during the day tour of years died in 1961. She has a everything we needed to get the duty. "You never know from son. Victor. one minute to the next what's She has no regrets about Roller said the University has going to happen." she said. her past achievements and a not heard the last of the AAUP. Prior to working for Public ave outlook for the fu- The group is bringing forth com- Safety, Stearns had a variety plaints concerning grievances of other experiences. "I've had a good life ... and the probation of professors. She was born in Rossford, (and) will continue to enjoy "Those two topics are like Ohio, but would not reveal her Sgt. Charlotte Stearns BG News/Susan CTOM my life." bolls ready to explode," he said. 2 BG News/September 28,1984 Editorial New Jersey hosts limit drinks by Art Buchwald He took out his notebook and and Fahey told the bartender to bottles. wrote something in it. "What cut me oft. I don't intend to suck "What's going on?" I asked A recent state supreme court are you doing?" ice cubes for the rest of the him. Non-smokers need ruling in New Jersey has been "I'm keeping track of all the night." "My bar inventory doesn't making life very difficult for guests. Your limit is three," he 'It must be tough going to a jive with my records. People people who are giving parties. replied. party in New Jersey,I said. have been lying to me on how protection against The court ruled that the party '•Why three?" "We had better ones before many drinks they've con- Sivers could be held responsible "We checked out all our the state supreme court ruling. sumed." one of their guests left the guests before the party. Reports You see that beautiful girl over "Relax, Fahey. It's your 25th second hand smoke premises in an inebriated state from Washington indicate three there? I'm told she goes crazy anniversary." and hurt someone in an acci- drinks are allyou can handle." when she has five vodka tonics. ' "That's easy for you to say. dent. "But I'm not driving. I came "Well, you're a bachelor. Why You don't have to worry about The burden on the host and with Mike Clark." don't you get to know her?" being sued." The issue of passive smoking was a subject hostess is more than most Jer- Fahey looked in his book. "Fahey won't let her have Finally dinner was served. sey residents can stand. "I'm glad you told me. Clark is more than three, so I'd just be Instead of wine we toasted the of controversy long before the city of San I attended the 25th wedding only good for four glasses of wasting my time." happy couple with Perrier. I Francisco voted to ban smoking in public buildings anniversary of the Richard Fa- wine before he goes blotto. Ex- Mrs. Fahey came by. "Is ev- took my final drink for the road and restaurants last year. heys in their home in East cuse me. I just saw Dale Denton eryone having a good time?" and got my coat to leave. In the Orange, N.J., last weekend. over there take his second glass "Sort of,"Tsaid. hallway I noted several guests Although many people have assumed non-smok- There were mountains of deli- of champagne. What kind of She looked in her notebook sitting in a row of chairs. ers breathe in the cigarette smoke that drifts cious food, an anniversary cake arty does he think we're throw- and then said, "Can I freshen "What are they waiting for?" through the air, there has been little research until and a bar off in the corner. your drink?" I asked Fahey. now to show how much this actually happens. "Well, Fahey," I said, "this is walked over to Jonah Shack- "I'd rather wait for my last He said in disgust, "They really a great occasion. I think nai. "How's it going?" I asked one after dinner," I said. couldn't pass the breathalizer A Japanese study released in yesterday's New I'll have a drink." him. "That's a good idea. There is tests so they'e going to have to England Journal of Medicine revealed that non- He looked at me sharply. "OK, I'm leaving." no reason to peak too early." sit there all night. smoking people whose family members smoke "How many have you had al- "So early? We haven't had I happened to pass the bar and Art Buchwald is a writer for ready?" dinner yet. found Fahey in an agitated the Los Angeles Times Syndi- more than two packs of cigarettes a day actually "I had two Scotch and waters state. He was checking all the cate. inhale as much as two cigarettes a day. "Just one," I said. The researchers recommended that smokers not smoke at home in the presence of their children or other non-smokers; that employers provide a sepa- Garbageman an alarm clock rate working area for non-smoking employees, and that smoking be restricted in such public places as hospitals, restaurants, meeting rooms, transporta- by Cathy A. Cole would live and die in pain. But starting when it's light and end- ple re-negotiate their contracts imagine the pain we'd all be in if ing under the same circum- they should re-think their early tion vehicles and sidewalks. the sanitation engineers stopped stances. morning positions. Perhaps they The issue here falls with the rights of the non- I can think of many a pleasing doing their thing. should see themselves, just as smoker to breathe in a healthy environment and of way to be woken up in the morn- But must they go on with it at Wouldn't they be able to do we studiers of sociology see ing, but the crashing sounds of such a horrible time in the morn- their jobs much better if they them, as that oh-so-important the smoker to live as he pleases. the garbagemen - er, sanitation ing? could see what they were doing? ingredient which keeps our so- As in San Francisco the government should set engineers - when the day is Whose choice was it anyway I know that brain surgeons get ciety running smoothly and standards for working places, although this usually barely a few hours old is not one to make them start their day, to work under well-lighted con- smelling sweetly. Perhaps when brings a predictable adverse reaction from the of them. and inadvertently mine, so gosh ditions. they see themselves in that light The whirr, click, slam-BANG! darn early? who among us they also will want to see and be tabacco industry. Eoes on for what seems like really cares if garbage is Perhaps they are slam- seen by the humble servants We believe people have the right to choose ours. An unbelievable feeling whisked safely away before BANGING! out there in the dark that they serve, in the light. between smoking and non-smoking. However, we of sadness and frustration dawn can blink its early light? because they really can't see if spreads throughout my body as I Do these engineers really there is garbage still stuck to the I believe that these guardians do not think a person should have to submit to a look at the low numbers glowing want to be outside doing their bottom of the big green recepta- of our trash deserve, if nothing substance known to be a leading cause of cancer, on my clock. tasks so early - while ifs still cles or not. The loud noise is a else, to get more sleep in the heart disease and emphysema. I learned in Sociology 101 that dark? reassurance to themselves that morning. garbage - er, sanitation engi- they've done all they can to I know I do. neers - are more important to These oh-so-necessary civil make sure no waste goes to society than brain surgeons. If servants deserve better than waste. Cathy A. Cole is a senior news/e- brain surgeons stopped working, this. They deserve to be placed ditorial major from Toledo. well, a handful or more of people on a normal working schedule - Perhaps when these fine peo- Letters Alumni criticizes Finally, Ball State fraternities thing about the Manville inci- being subjected to Soviet inter- for higher paying jobs in the potential is realized, America's do not have to deal with the dent is that it was only centered vention in the government of Sivate sector. For 1985, over strength in space will act as a resident policies utterly ridiculous BGSU Greek around alcohol. Hopefully, the their island. This is but one % or an estimated $62 billion deterrent to the use of nuclear policy of only three or four kegs next time such a spontaneous small reason for a strong de- may be used for military person- weapons by any nation. Finally, to a social event. Anyone, except act by the students will center fense. Anyone who criticizes a nel. it will encourage the coloniza- Upon visiting Bowling Green for obviously Residence Life, around something more sub- strong defense couldn't possibly tion of the high frontier and the recently, as an alumni, I was can figure out that this rule stantial, such as re-evaluation of have read anything about long- One last point is that Reagan utilization of a practically inex- leaves the student and/or frater- some of the University's policies is also stimulating the U.S. econ- disappointed to see BGSU still term Soviet objectives. Their omy by his defense spending. haustible supply of resources. mired in it's somewhat irratio- nity open for lawsuits when a or Reagan's policies in general. 6oal is world domination. If the B. Your support of an econom- social event of 150 people is only Nonetheless, it was a start and I hope this clears things up a nal and conservative policies. nited States doesnt stand up to bit. ically stable and militarily Perhaps the one that renders the allowed three kegs of beer to perhaps a spark in changing the Soviets it is almost a fore- strong America, coupled with most attention is the Residence consume. The result is that due some of BGSU's policies from gone conclusion that no one else Angela Souza healthier international rela- Life policy concerning alcohol. to the keg limit, the beer ends at regression to progression. will. 449 Bromfield Hall tions. Conceived about four or five midnight, people then leave for With regard to the proposed Mr. President, you seem to years ago, this decree still does the uptown bars which will only "Star Wars" concept, the reason have begun the preparations for not cease to amaze me. After increase the possibility of auto a world-transformation by ad- accidents, disorderly conduct, Dirk A. Smith that the Soviets are so anxious to graduating from the University bargain with us is that they have Ferraro abortion dressing the problems of Free and then returning to visit, I can or vandalism. This is rational 507 Normandy Dr. World defense, and reduction of Marion, OH not yet stolen the necessary stance confusing see, from the outside, how ludi- decision-making? technology from the United alienating nationalism. crous this policy remains to be. This example is only one of I firmly believe that we, the the many irrational policies that States to be able to produce such How long does Geraldine Fer- It's just too bad that BGSU weapons effectively. people of the United States, and refuses to accept a more ratio- continues to set BGSU back raro think she can get away with citizens of the World must stop Reagan could lead I believe that anyone who that wishy-washy non-stance on nal approach to alcohol policy. from other universities. Con- honestly believes that defense letting history happen by acci- Perhaps they should follow the cerning Residence Life, it's not America and world abortion? ("O'Connor is not the dent, we must begin to sculpt it. spending needs to be decreased Pope," editorial, Sept. 20) She example of another MAC school, hard to see where Ms. Paulsen's should take a trip to Afghani- Ball State. First of all, Bali sentiments and priorities lie. It's Recently we have been sub- claims to personally oppose State's Greek system, which is sure not for the welfare of the stan. I'm sure they would come abortion, but does not wish to Markus A. Naylor ected to a barrage of deroga- back with a very different view- impose her views by law on 718 East Wooster not a favorite target and scape- students, whether it be Greek or ry comments about President point. And if their view isn't 6 oat of the Administration like non-Greek. She's allowing stu- Reagan and his views on every- others. Either she does not have Bowling Green, Ohio ere at old BGSU, does not face dents, as well as fraternities, to changed by this then let them the backbone to stand up for thing from religion to national stay there. the constant restrictions im- be vulnerable targets of law- defense. Let me ask the bleeding what she believes, or she claims posed on the Greek system here. suits. It's obvious her senti- heart liberals on this campus to oppose abortion mainly to At Ball State, the fraternity ments and priorities rest with one thing. Where do you think avoia offending thousands of Freedom of speech houses are owned entirely by the conservative policies of the we would be if we still had a Catholic voters. ignored by students their nationals, not university- rich, property-owners (ie; EdLeedom Since 1973, 17 million fetuses Democrat in the White House? S28 Bromfield owned as here. This allows for Board of Trustees, Maurer- Four years ago the Russians have been dissected, salt-poi- Some 18 months ago, a male obvious freedoms and responsi- Green, etc.) although it can still were spreading into other coun- soned, or. in the case of unsuc- student lifted the dress and put bility not enjoyed here by honestly be debatedwhether she tries at an alarming rate. If the cessful abortions, dropped in a his hands on the body of Evange- BGSU's Greeks, (ie; monitoring actually follows their policies or Deomcrats were still in the bucket to die. Come on Gerry, list Mrs. Jed Smock while she of all social events, housing simply is their mouthpiece. White House we would probably President should be are you for it or against it??? was giving a religious talk. Last fines, checking ID'S, etc.) In summation, another round have Russians in Mexico. Friday, two or three hundred Also, keeping in mind that of applause goes to the students Everyone finds it very easy to praised by students BGSU students hassled Jed Indiana is a 21 state, Ball State involved in the Manville mad- find faults in the Reagan presi- while two with faces masked fraternities have no limit on ness incident last spring. That dency but look at the previous Theresa Freeman assaulted him while he was their beer consumption. This is spontaneous, but perhaps James Vanzant left out a few School of Nursing administration, of which Walter things in his letter to the editor, preaching. due in part to the fact that the drunken, reaction to the police Mondale was a part, if you want University isn't there to monitor set-up (The police refused to entitled. "Reagan Reasoning Freedom of Speech and Free- to find serious problems. Under Doubted on Defense" (Sept. 12). dom of Religion should be com- and control everything since block off Manville Street al- Carter-Mondale the United Reagan arms policy they don't own the building. As though approximately 2,000 oc- I would like to clear them up. pletely accepted at a university; States was forced into an embar- President Reagan said it was violation of these rights at BGSU long as the members stay cool, cupied it. Hence, the trap was rassing situation in Iran. Ameri- will be effective they are not harassed by the set for single provocation to for the nation's best interest to is an extremely disturbing situa- cans working in the American build up the defense arsenal tion. University, which should be the bring the police to the scene and Embassy in Tehran were held case here at BGSU. Why can't a make headlines.) was perhaps a because he believes that build- An Open Letter to President The embarrassing aspect of fraternity or sorority have the signal to the archaic policies hostage by terrorists. An inept, ing our arsenal will put us in a Reagan these events is that these young bumbling Jimmy Carter better position at the negotiating bully boys probably are so option of owning their own that stifle BGSU and need to be couldn't even find a way to suc- house? re-evaluated. The unfortunate table. If we do not have parity I believe humankind has poorly educated that they do not cessfully rescue our people be- with the Soviet Union in weap- reached a critical phase in its even know that they have vio- ing held hostage in a country ons systems, how are we to get growth. We are now forced to lated the civil rights of Jed and •THE BGNEWS- that wasn't even known by the any concessions out of them grow out of our childhood, as a Mrs. Smock. Let me guess at majority of American people when negotiating for lower lev- people, or to perish. The United these two students' background. EO*» Carolyn Van Sen.* »*• Eater Geoffrey Barnard before 1979. Manage Editor Deborah Schmook Copy Eoter Joa Phatan els of arms? It does seem like a States is in the unique position of Both are cowards because they AMI Managing Editor Patricia Wttar Aaat Copy Ed OanawErwin The Russians seem to be a vicious circle, but it is reality. being able to initiate either proc- wore masks. Neither are ath- NawaEoHor Mary Jo McVay Aaat Copy Ed DeMee wmuer little less land hungry than they Not that the Soviets walked ess. letes, but they hang out in the Editorial Editor Michael D Towte Aaat CopyEd JITrudaau were under Carter-Mondale. out because of the Reagan ad- I feel that, of the options avail- locker rooms to bask in the Sporta Editor Marc DatpH Grephice Eoter JtnYoul They haven't invaded any coun- Aaat. Sporta EOtor Steve OJnn Friday Eoter Marcata Oranda ministration alone. The Soviets able in the 1984 presidential elec- radiance of better men than Photo EdMor Suaan Croaa Production Sup'r Stephanie DtMXneM tries or declared Martial Law in said years ago that they'd walk tion, you, Mr. Reagan, show the themselves (we might call them •aat Photo Edftx PhlMaaturzo Production Sup'r Mary Bryan any of their satellite nations. out if weapons were deployed in most promise of leading Amer- athletic groupies). Again I believe that the reason is Europe. ica, and the world - by example, This sort of uncivilized behav- Tha BQ Nawa la publehed daly Tuaaday through Friday during tha acadamlc yaar and a strong president who lets his ior by our students documents weekly during tha aummar leeelon by tha Board ol Sludant PuMcallona ot Bowing Oraan As far as Reagan's defense through this period of transfor- S*>M UnlverMy adversaries know exactly where budget, our weapons systems mation. Two indicators that why we must have a functioning OpHona anpraaaad by cokmnaKa do not naoaaaarty rawct lha opttone ol tha BQ they stand with respect to his haven't been modernized for two have led me to this conclusion General Studies program here policy. decades; we need to modernize are: at BGSU. We have too many The BO Nawa and Bowing Oraan StaM Unlveraay are agual opporturHy emptoyeraand Have those who blasted Presi- narrow courses of study which do not iJacrtminala *i hiring ptacooee. them and it is expensive. That is A. Your support of the expan- Tha BO Nawa wi not acoapt advancing met la daamad oucnminakxy. degrading or dent Reagan for his increased also the main reason why Presi- sion of private industry into, and provide no understanding of his- nauNng on tha baa* ol raoa. ae« or national origin. defense spending forgotten dent Reagan supports the MX application of emerging defense tory, no exposure to great ideas, copyright 1984 by lha BO Nawa al right reeerved about the people of the tiny missile: modernization. technology in, outer space. This no moral standards and not the Editor* and Bueaieaa Oftlcee Caribbean island of Grenada? I slightest idea of the eroding ef- IOSUt*an%M If you do some reading on the seems likely to bring about three Bowtng Oraan State Unlvaralty can assure you that the people of topic, you'll find that Reagan is favorable world changes. First, fects of cruelty to fellow hu- Bowing Oman. Otto 43403 Grenada nave not forgotten also increasing salaries of mili- it has the vastly important po- mans. Phona: (419)372 2801 about President Reagan. He tary personnel, in order to keep tential of making nuclear war- Karl Schorr, Professor Horn: a am lo 8 p.m. Monday through Friday helped them when they were them from leaving the military fare obsolete. Second, until this Biology < Local BG News/September 28,1984 3 English tests required Not just for snacks

by Teresa PertetU and James Kenkel, assistant "I try to teach note-taking, staff reporter coordinator, non-native speak- reading, listening and writing Microwaves versatile ers are given placement tests skills to help them in the tran- Taking an English proficiency consisting of a So-minute compo- sition into the general writing test as an incoming freshman is sition test, 20-minute listening program - English 110, 111 and by Nancy Boslwick mand by providing a variety for Frank Sales Inc. People often a nerve-racking experi- test, an objective test of gram- IlV' Kenkel said. reporter of products, she said. found by using microwaves, ence. Imagine taking that test as mer, vocabulary and compre- According to Pretzer, grad- Companies have adapted they could save money, en- a non-native speaker. hension and a pronunciation uate level English classes at the Gone are the days when their convenience food pack- ergy and time, he said. Such students wanting to test. University are designed to teach microwaves were limited to aging to beused in both con- Microwave sales have in- study at the University are ad- "It is a rather thorough pro- non-native students how to write reheating hot dogs, hamburg- ventional and microwave creased 10 to 20 percent each mitted on their scores from a gram of testing," Pretzer said. for an educated audience. ers or leftovers. ovens. Today, many man- year, Farr said. Because of national test called Test of En- "It takes about 3 1/2 hours to Pretzer uses warm-up exer- People no longer associate ufacturers package foods in the demand, producers have C"i as a Foreign Language. complete." cises before each of the 500-level microwaves with poor quality Elastic or cardboard con- improved microwaves and English proficiency test is graduate classes he teaches. snack food, but consider them liners rather than foil that brought prices down SO to 75 required for all non-native NON-NATIVE speakers are "I HAVE someone read some- a way of cooking whole cannot be used in micro- percent over the last two or speakers planning to enter an then placed in the level of En- thing from the BG News every meals, according to Elsa Mc- waves. three years, he said. undergraduate or graduate pro- glish for which they qualify. day because it is important for Mullen, professor of home "Consumer demand has in- "The more they produce gram at all universities in the According to Kenkel, the 100- them to listen to non-native En- economics. creased because of micro- and sell, the better the qual- country. level classes he teaches at the glish," Pretzer said, explaining "Manufacturers are trying waves and this has made the ity," he said, adding that bet- Along with the scores from the University are for those under- he likes them to listen to other to address everyday needs, market more competitive," ter warranties and new test, which has different levels graduate students who need to non-natives so they can learn she said. "It's too expensive said Matt Luckas, assistant electronic automatic micro- for graduate and undergraduate learn basic English usage. difference in style. to use as a snack food appli- manager of Kroger, 1096 N. waves are now offered. students, non-native speakers "These students need more "I would hope that interna- ance." Main St. are also required to take tests social English to help them tional education would improve As a result, a wider selec- THE POPULARITY of mi- Rotating trays and brown- the University requires. move into the general studies and I feel it has a great deal at tion of microwave cookbooks crowaves began to increase ers have been added to many writing program," Kenkel said. this institution, but the program are being offered and produc- in the mid-'yOs with the en- microwaves to improve cook- According to Wallace Pretzer, He also incorporates general as a concept is very low priori- ers of convenience foods have ergy crunch, according to ing of meats and baked prod- coordinator of the TOEFL pro- academic skills into those tized and low budgeted, Pre- adapted to the growing de- George Farr, credit manager ucts, McMullen said. gram and English professor, classes. tzer said. MIDNITE S+IOWMI r BED RACE HAPPY HOURS \ I 7H*n£* j CLA-ZEL CINEMA 142 I One Urge One Item Pizza I Rebel. 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Teresa Tarantlno by Dlna Horwedel signed to the case and a formal decision. However, Calderonello physics and astronomy, said Orientation to Institutional existing University policy states reporter Housekeeping, will be held staff reporter hearing is held. A clause in the said the hearing process often University charter stipulates turns out to be cyclical because probationary employees may be this weekend; Kepke said. The dangers of losing aca- the hearing process should last Clark sometimes hands the deci- terminated without reason. He If you think all it takes to be Introductory courses in demic freedom and the rights of no longer than two weeks. sion back to the committee. said the local American Associa- a good housekeeper is know- economics, personnel man- faculty were addressed at a Calderonello said one problem "Sometimes decisions in a tion of University Professors is ing how to make beds and agement, records, psychol- hearing are upheld and some- asking for a policy to change wash dishes, the Office of ogy, safety, interior meeting of University faculty is "there is a regular disregard- decorating, housekeeping Tuesday night. ing by the vice president of times they're not," she said. She this. Continuing Education has a Alice Calderonello, associate academic affairs (Dr. Eloise added these decisions should be program to prove you wrong. techniques and work controls professor of English, said there Clark) of the two-week rule." reported to the Faculty Senate He said although the policy Beginning this weekend, will be offered, Carolyn so they can see what percentage states probationary employees the office and the Greater Keefe, program director, are problems with the way the The University charter states a said. internal grievance policy is car- violation of the timetable is also of decisions are upheld. cannot be dismissed due to de- Toledo Seaway Chapter of the ried out. a violation of a contract, Calde- clining enrollment, if it is possi- National Executive House- She said a member of the staff ronello said. "I don't think anyone wants to ble to terminate an employee keeper Assoc. Inc. will be BECAUSE COURSES are who feels he or she has been She added lengthy hearings see the collapse of the internal without giving a reason, termi- offering classes toward certi- usually held for one or two wronged by the University in are "cruel and inhuman punish- grievance system," she said. nation due to declining enroll- fication as an executive weekends, there is no time for trying to attain tenure or in ment" which can drag on for A petition concerning these ment is possible. housekeeper. heavy concentration in one other areas can ask for a case weeks or months. grievance procedures was The Toledo NEHA chapter area, she added. drafted and distributed to mem- FOR THE same reason, pro- came to the University a year Kepke said many regis- hearing. Clark was unavailable for tered for the classes are There are two steps to filing a comment. bers. It will be presented to the bationary employees also may ago proposing the classes, grievance under this policy. CLARK HAS two weeks to hear Faculty Senate. be terminated for religious and said Joyce Kepke, director of housekeepers in hospitals, the case and pass down her Ronald Stoner, professor of political affiliations. conferences for the Office of motels, nursing homes or First, a conciliation team is as- Continuing Education. businesses. The University is also con- "NEHA and the University The program was created cerned about its rights, Stoner are both seeking to upgrade because of a desire by those said. He said if the University the housekeeping profession in the field to become more has to state a reason for dis- through education, she said. professional, Keefe said, add- missal, the reason could be used The program will offer 18 ing certification increases the in litigation of a lawsuit. courses and the first one, likelihood of getting hired. "This is a moral issue, not a legal issue ... We have here an issue of academic freedom," rDateline No. 9" by Charles Koechlin and Stoner said. Friday. Sept. 28 "Legende" by Florent Schimdt. Master Class - Violinist Mi- The recital is at 8 p.m. in Bryan riam Fried, who has appeared Recital Hall of the Moore Musi- with the New York and Boston cal Arts Center. Free and open philharmonics and Vienna and to all. London symphonies, will teach a master class at 2:30 p.m. in Saturday, Sept. 29 Kobacker Hall of the Moore Mu- Football - The University foot- sical Arts Center. The class is ball team will take on Eastern free and open to all. Michigan University at 1 p.m. at Doyt L. Perry Field. Volleyball - The University team will play Ball State Uni- versity at 7 p.m. in Anderson Arena. BG News/September 28,1984 5

BG News/ Susan Cross Jazz Ballet Odette Lalone, rehearsal mistress for the company and a ten year member, leads a class of University students and faculty in Eppler South Thursday morning In jazz ballet techniques. "Le Ballet Jazz" kicked of the Artist Series at the University.

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Paid for by: and GET A FREE PRIZE! WOOD COUNTY REPUBLICANS Sports 6 BG News/August 30 1984 Eastern not an automatic win BG spikers to be tested by Sieve Qulnn It is the defense that could behind us now," Stolz said. assistant sports editor give BG's offense a little test. Defensively, the Falcons will Stolz cited defensive tackle Der- have to contain quarterback by MAC foes MCI, BSU Eastern Michigan's football rick Whitehead as one of the Robert Gordon and a quick team did not win a Mid-Ameri- Hurons' better defensive play- backfield. can Conference game last year. ers. Last week, Whitehead has "Production-wise offensively by Karl Smith Michigan and lost to Central necessarily the most impor- The closest they came was 10 solo tackles and 14 assists. they are about the same as last sports reporter Michigan. tant outcome of the two against Bowling Green, and BG THREE OF 24 tackles have year," Stolz said. "Eastern like WITH THE Falcons sport- matches. head coach Denny Stolz will not been for losses totaling 25 yards. Western and Central (Michigan) The volleyball team's pair ing a new look featuring six "We're looking for im let his team forget that game. That puts him in a 10 way tie for all have quick backs. Gordon of home mntnh— this week- freshmen, many in key roles, provement constantly and if "They (EMU) played their ninth in tackles for a loss, but his moves quick and uses the op- end will put the Falcons' 6-3 the weekend gives BG a we lose both matches in five best football against us," Stolz number of yards would put him tion. They really like to run record to the Mid-American chance to see how they com- but play great, I'm not going said. "Eastern's scheme was in second place among the MAC that." Conference test. Bowling pare with some of the MAC'S to say that we're awful. Van better than the results (26-21). In leaden. The Falcons are used to the Green hosts Miami tonight tougher teams, according to De Walle said. "We'll get a other words they are a well Look for defensive back Jerry option backs, and with the stingy and Ball State tomorrow, Van De Walle. clearer picture of our pro- coached team." Clayton attempting to pick off defense should be able to contain both matches being played in gress (after this weekend) So far the "well coached Brian McClure's passes as he Kit about anything the Hurons Anderson Arena at 7 p.m. "We're above them now in because we're making some ve to offer. The Falcon spikers, fresh the MAC but they're two good changes that will be hest In off Tuesday's loss at the teams that beat us last year,", the long run." * LINEBACKERS Chris Hart- hands of the Michigan Wol- she said. "We're basically a HOWEVER, A victory over man and Troy Dawson own verines, have a few quirks to new team and we'll have to either squad would be a sweet spots in the MAC'S top 10 in iron out of their game before see how we stack up against one as Van De Walle spent tackles. Hartman holds top hon- facing their MAC foes, them." her playing days in a Cardi- ors with 48 tackles, averaging 16 according to head coach Den- Both BSU and MU beat the nal uniform while assistant per game, and Dawson has ise Van Be Walle. Falcons twice last year and coach Lori Brown worked as stopped opponents on 41 occa- "We look at Tuesday as senior co-captain Becky a setter for MU. sions, averaging 13.7. simply a bad match; it could Snider knows from experience "It's a personal thing, but The Falcons do have a few have happened three weeks that neither squad can be I'm sure the team is aware of injuries on defense. Lineman ago," she said. "We hope to taken lightly. it," Van De Walle said. Phil Walker will miss the re- have learned a lesson from it. "It's going to be a tough The second year coach also mainder of the year with a sepe- Our goal is to practice as a weekend because Ball State said that she believes fan team" has not put a notch in the ranks third in the MAC with two rated shoulder. Stu Tolle (leg team and play as a team but and Miami have the reputa- support will be a very impor- win column this year, but bat- interceptions which were re- contusion), will be spotted, and Tuesday we didn't." tion for not letting up and, in tant factor in this weekend's tled Ohio University to a tough turned for 63 yards, putting him Brian Munson (bruised hand) This weekend promises to the four years that I've matches. 16-13 loss in Ypsilanti, Mich. in second place. should start. be no cakewalk, however, as played them, they've never "We're bouncing back off a Despite the loss Huron coach However if BG's offense per- Despite these injuries, the both MU and BSU are known given up," Snider said. "I loss and these are two big Jim Harkema still had atten- forms in the same fashion as last Falcons will probably not have for their relentless style of know we have the potential to conference matches," she dance to smile about as they week's game against Miami, too much trouble with the Hu- volleyball. Both teams own 1- beat them both and I'm glad said. "We want more people broke a school record for paid EMU could be In for a long rons' offense and will probably 1 MAC records compared to we're meeting them now. to come out because we need attendance with 19,281. game. give the Hurons a few headaches BG's 3-1 mark, but all three With the Falcons in a re- the crowd behind us this "It's great to see the support," A combination of McClure squads have beaten Eastern building stage, winning is not weekend." Harkema said. "I thought our passing and Bernard White run- But Stolz still remembers last defense played great; we just ning led BG to a 41-10 win over year's game that was almost a didn't perform offensively." the Redskins but, "that game's loss for the Falcons.

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"I dreaming of the new "land of milk and honey" watch the news and sometimes before the story is where"he won't pay any tax money" if Reagan is half over I have my guitar in hand." elected. Hergert's first song, "This Book's Got To Go," ire written a year ago, is about book banning. The Where day is called night inspiration came from reading articles about book and the signs say 'Keep Right' burnings and an essay by one of bis students. through That's the land of Ronald Reagan. Oh, these books have got to go Using George Orwell's ideas and noting the simila- Take my word, I know... rities between the Reaganadministrauon and the My Mend who almost read 'em government in 1984, Hergert penned "Reagan for Suggested I should shred 'em. satire President in 1984." Pleased with his first attempt, Hergert wrote 11 Hergert said the ironies were easy to see. more songs. He has played five times - at the Peace to listen and think the way he does. But he is careful "Reagan names a missile 'Peacekeeper,' makes Coalition Coffee House and candlelight vigil in to point out, "I certainly don't demand the second changes in the Freedom of Information Act and has April, the Nuclear Freeze Picnic, Margarita's thing in the classroom. an agency called Environmental Protection," he amateur night and most recently at the Campus Teaching English, preferably literature, in either said. Democrats Meeting. the East or West is Hergert's goal. "All these agencies are not doing what they say He will play Wednesday at a coffee house sponsored He is fascinated by politics, folk songs, movies and they are doing." ' &i the Campus Democrats at St. Thomas More American history, especially the '60s. The 28-year- niversity Parish in the Fireside Lounge. old has chosen a career in English so that he is in a | Oh, the earth's a fine and Hergert was prompted to write songs after attend- discipline which encompasses all of his interests. ing the Martin Luther King march in Washington Through his songs Hergert said he wants to raise noble place, last summer. He heard folk singers such as Peter, people s awareness, especially of the "wrong- but there's not enough room Paul and Mary and Pete Seger and wanted to doings" of authority. emulate them. He said his song writing "came out "People listen and realize that authority is not pure for a total arms race. of nowhere," but the trip to Washington had some- and clean," Hergert said. "I'd like people to be thing to do with it. more inclined to question authority." Time to move Into outer space Hergert mixes politics and language when teaching The idea for his song "Star Wars" came from for the shooting of STAR WARS. English 207. His songs make such strong watching Casper Weinberger on TV talk about -Craig Hergert ■ statements about Reagan because he wantsjgople "how wonderful these new weapons in space would w W*3 Satirist While earning his undergraduate degree at Concor- dia University in St. Paul, Minn., Hergert edited the school newspaper. He said sensational journalism makes him "recoil" every time he goes through the grocery lines and sees a National Enquirer. Hence a song about the tabloid. Some of the headlines may be a bit wild, Most of them, though, are really quite mild. Like, 'Boy George is carrying Michael Jackson's child. Read about it in the Enquirer. Hergert said he has been called too idealistic, a trait which he hopes to hang on to for as long as he can. He said idealism is necessary and action should be the next step. He hopes his songs are an invitation to action. "The only consolation 111 have if Reagan wins in '84 ... I'll be writing songs for four more years," Hergert said. "But I'd just as soon have a four-year vacation." Cathy A. Cole is a news/editorial journalism major from Toledo, Ohio. Craig Hergert sings anti-Reagan satire at Wednesday morning's rally FWDAV/JIm Youll 9."The Warrior" Scandal featuring Patty Smyth (Columbia) Billboard's 10."Cover Me" Bruce Springsteen (Columbia) Hie Charts: TOP UTS by The Associated Press top fens l."Purple Rain" Prince ft The Revolution (Warner Bros. (-Platinum (More The following are Billboard's hot record hits as they appear in next week's than 1 million units sold.) issue of Billboard magazine. Copyright 1984, Billboard Publications, Inc. 2."Bom in the U.S.A." Brace Springsteen (Columbia (-Platinum. Reprinted with permission. 3."Sports" Huey Lewis * The News (Chrysalis)-Platinum. 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M and Oct. 10-13. a lot of mistaken identities; It's a very memorabilia in the lobby of the Main Admission is $2 for students and se- The Main Auditorium will be trans- humorous play, but a very human Auditorium before the snow. nior citizens and $4 for adults. formed into an 18th-century play- play, too," Hanson said. "It's a play a "She Stoops to Conquer" formally house when "She Stoops to Conquer" campus audience can relate to. There opens the University Theater season. Shelly Trusty is a junior English opens Thursday, Oct. 4. are a lot of conflicts between parents If will be performed in the Main major torn Reno, Nevada. In 'She Stoops,' a young man is told and children, and between boyfriends by his father to go to the country to and girlfriends. It's an old play with meet his fiancee. On the way to her very contemporary ideas." house, the young man gets lost and is "There will be a lot of unusual directed to what he believes is an inn. features with this play. We will be The "inn" is actually the house of his accompanied by live harpsichord mu- future wife. Unknowingly, he mis- sic, and we will be trying to recreate takes his future father-in-law for an the atmosphere of an 18th-century innkeeper, and his future wife for a playhouse with our costumes and barmaid. even the programs," he said. "It will According to director Robert Han- be a different experience in going to son, the play has been performed the theater." every year since it was written in To acquaint the audience with the 1773. mood of the production, there will be

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. \ ./.'.'.. y • >' t + (■Mil? ' ' ■■-'.,, MM 2*. 1M4 The three-act dinner Off with your napkins, folks, it's showtime: Presenting "Annie tt by Jolene Aubel a pleasant evening. Patrons at the gate Village Shopping Center at the buffet dinner. Westgate Dinner Theater in Toledo intersection of Central and Secor Guests may dine 6 to 7:30 p.m. Many people think going out to need not leave their seats to do both. roads, provides guests with a package when delicious entrees ranging from dinner before taking in a play makes The theater, located in the West- deal of a Broadway production and seafood- spinach fettucini to chicken Riesling are served by waiters and waitresses who often double as actors and actresses in the play. Prior to a performance, the West- gate waiters and waitresses give a revue called "Added Attraction." Their show is a medley of songs and dances from Broadway musicals, according to Rita Tansey, advertising director For the Westgate. "I have five small parts in this play along with my duties as a waiter/' said Robert Maltby, member of "Added Attraction. He added, "I have performed in five plays at West- gate and worked backstage for many others." In its 10 seasons, Westgate Dinner Theater has put on only productions that originated on Broadway, such as "The Sound of Music" and "Fiddler on the Roof." The Tony award-winning "Annie" is playing until New Year's Day. The children for "Annie" were cho- sen through open auditions in the Toledo area. Carrie Robinson (Pep- per) found out about the auditions through a sign in a local McDonald's. The children who star in the play have a great deal of stage experience. Johanna Wealton, a sixth grader who plays one of the Annies, has appeared in plays including "Music Man," "Mr. Scrooge" and "Pied Piper" as a member of the Children's FRIDAY/Alu Honath Theater Workshop. Everything is well again as Mr. Warbucks (Jim Fleetwood) tells Annie of his plans to adopt her on Christmas morning.

The adult members of the cast are also seasoned in their profession. "They are experienced profession- als with a majority of them earning membership in the Actors Equity, the national actors' union," Tansey said. Along with Maltby, many of the performers and production staff are Westgate veterans. Tim Braden, who plays Franklin Delano Roosevelt, also performed in "Oliver" at the Westgate last year. Prices for dinner theater tickets differ according to the time and day of 1 -^g I the week. HJ y *■ For Tuesday through Friday eve- ning performances, tickets are $18.50 each. Wednesday matineee tickets 1 1 are $14.95 apiece and a Sunday brunch ^KBHiL^ ticket is $16.95. For Saturday evening FRDAY/AMK Horoth performances, the ticket price is Choreographer Leo Muller came from Mew York City to supervise the produc- tion. He works mainly on B Dad way Backstage, Carrie Robinson. Johanna Wealton, Sarah Nagy, Gwen Warnock and Jolene Aubel it * public relations play*. Jenny Burok talk about what It's like to perform In a show such as "Annie." major torn Leavittsburg, Ohio. FrMir/MMMMW M. 1M4 Chocolaty, creamy, fruity and frozen: A delicious delight any way you taste it by Mary Haucke Today, the Europeans have a little Many Ice Cream Lovers haven't Visions of sugar plum frost dance different view of the stuff than we i the access to an exotic ice cream through your head. You depend on the Americans. In France, ice cream is flavor every time a craving strikes. stuff for a quick fix. You are an Ice found in the most unusual fruit fla- Never fear, Ice Cream Lover. The Cream Lover, and your kind is pro- vors, such as papaya and black cur- ever-popular vanilla can become jecting symptoms of ice cream mania rant. An ice cream cone, a la exotic with a little creativity and like hanging out nightly at Dairy francaise, is a thin crepe with ice addition of some ordinary ingre- Queen, or naming your dog Haagen cream melting luciously on the inside. dients. Dazs. Modern Romans boast of their ver- Peanut butter lovers can have the sion of ice cream called "gelato." best of both worlds with a tablespoon For your addiction, along with the or two of creamy crushed goobers cottage cheese in your thighs, the dent Italian ice cream, such as traditional spumoni is a bit richer than its French melted with some honey for a thick in your budget and the busted scale, sauce. you can thank or blame the Greeks. counterpart, but not as rich as the Yes, the actual idea of a frozen American style. But at least the Ro- Chocolate topping can be made concoction for dessert dates back to mans enjoy the convenience of a quickly and cheaply with instant quick fix, as hundreds of ice cream chocolate powder and hot milk. Dry the ancient Greeks. Among the chocolate powder is tasty on vanilla wealthy class, a delectable treat to stands are scattered across Rome, catering to spumoni fanatics. or chocolate, as it melts right into the serve to select guests was Ambrosia, icecream. or food of the gods. A slave would be Only in the past 100 years have A bowl of vanilla ice cream sea- sent in search of ice, usually found Americans truly learned to appre- soned with granola and raisins are an only at the high altitude of the moun- ciate the different varieties of the ice cream lover's answer to break- tains. When enough snow or ice was frozen confection. Today, the ice fast. And, of course, nothing can sur- found, wine or fruit juices were cream lover has an almost infinite pass ice cream topped with crushed poured over and topped with honey. number of flavors from which to Oreo cookies. This super sweet mess was the first choose. Cookies and cream, a mixture For the ultimate in temptation, beginning of what we call ice cream of vanilla ice cream and crushed Oreo vanilla ice cream covered with choco- cookies, was found to be most popular late chips and/or peanut butter chips Hence, the history of ice cream is according to a survey conducted by give the Reese's cup a whole new as unusual as some of the flavors. People magazine. meaning. Although fall is coming fast, there is still enough summer left to enjoy Dive into divinity with brownie treats the harvest of fresh fruit. Chopped 1 lib package of fudge brownie mix "es and brown sugar or sliced 2 cups marshmallow creme Eis mixed with your favorite flavor The warm weather will be with us 2 tablespoons creme de menthe a plain bowl of ice cream into a for at least a few weeks, and so will Vanilla ice cream fruity delight. the warm-weather craving for ice By the way, if you are a true ice cream. So enjoy the wonderful world Prepare brownies and let cool. Cut into large squares. Blend together cream connoisseur, then look for the of ice cream while you can. I marshmallow creme and creme de menthe tor an unforgettable mint butterfat content on the side of the With a little creativity, even plain I sauce. Top brownies with big scoops of vanilla ice cream. Pour on the carton. The higher the fat content, the ordinary vanilla can be an Indian I mint sauce. And enjoy heaven. more creamy and smooth the taste. summer experience. The only drawback to a high fat Mary Haucke is a junior French content is a slightly higher price. major from Springfield, Ohio B.G. DRIVE-THRU NEW LATE NIGHT HOURS 8-12:45 - M-S 8-12:00 - Sunday CAINS POTATO CHIPS 1.89 1 lb. LIKE 8 pk & Deposit 1.39 OLD MILWAKEE SUITCASE STATE MIN ALL WINES POPULAR PRICES AT THE END OF S. College Ice - For only $ 1 mow M. 1M4 During the week: Stadium Cinema Proof of Utah will debut at 10 p.m. at Oct. 14 through Nov. 157 Elsewhere will show "All of Me" and "Revenge Milton's. Band members include rem- The Toledo Artist's Club "Silver of the Nerds." nants of "The Invisible Flintstones." Medal" show will be held at the To- around town Cla-Zel will show "The Wild Life." ledo Artists' Club gallery in Crosby by David Schaewe The Wet Shavers will play tonight and OcL4 Gardens. Entries for the show will be tomorrow night at Howard's Club H. "Nutcracker" auditions will be held accepted on Thursday. Oct. 4, from 1 Mick Payne will play old favorites at for all males and females high school to 5 p.m. and on Oct. 5 from 1 to 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 28 DiBenedetto's from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. age and older. at the Artists' Club Gallery. For more UAO presents "Never Cry Wolf' at 8 Timepeace will play at Milton's to- information, call 1-531-4079. p.m., 10 p.m. and midnight tonight night. and tomorrow night in room 210 Oct. 3 Oct. 14 Math/Science, $1.50 admission with Auditions for the Toledo Ballet Com- Sammy Hagar and Krokus in concert Oct. 18 student ID. pany's production of "The Nut- at the Toledo Sports Arena at 7:30 RUSH in concert at the Toledo Sports Midnight Stadium Cinema Flick - cracker'' will be held ai 8 p.m. for all p.m. Tickets are $11 advance, $12 the Arena at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $12 "Footloose- adults at the Toledo Ballet Company day of the show and can be purchased advance, $13 day of the show and can Midnight Cla-zel Flick - "Eddie and Headquarters in the Franklin Park at the Sports Arena box office and all be purchased at the Sports Arena box the Cruisers" Mall. Ticket World locations. office and all Ticket World locations.

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THE AMA CAMEL PRO CYCLE WEEKEND SEPTEMBER 28-30 FOR TICKET INFORMATION CALL: 1-800-MID-OHIO OR 419-884-2295 MIA rmn, M.1M4 FLICK Body and Soul by Chris Foran long, lost "Excu-u-use me!" - just in case it has been forgotten. "All of Me," Carl Reiner's comedy When one of the sillier bits does starring Steve Martin and Lily Tom- work, like when Edwina and Roger lin, isn't really all of anything. The pull together to walk into his office, film is part comedy, part romance, director and screenwriter Phil Alden part slapstick and part morality tale. Robinson plays it to death, reducing Unfortunately, the parts don't add the male-female conflict to exaggera- up to much more than a harmless but tingly effeminate gestures andhigh uneven mix. voices. In "All of Me," Martin plays Roger The result is a very slow-moving Cobb, a lawyer who suddenly decides movie. to change his life. On his 38th birth- Still, Tomlin, as the spirit and voice day, he decides he is going to quit his of Edwina Cutwater, comes across all-night jazz band, marry the boss's surprisingly well, considering her daughter and firmly entrench himself performance is mainly voiceovers. in his law practice. Then Edwina Though she is seen from a mirror Cutwater (Tomlin). a disgustingly through most of the film, Tomlin rich invalid, enters his life - in more makes the most of her moments. ways than one. If a finger should be pointed, it Edwina, who feels this life hasn't would have to be pointed at Reiner really treated her right, decides she's and Robinson. The hackneyed,r script, going to have it her way in the next. based on Ed Davis' book Me Two,'' She has hired a Tibetan swami named Steve Martin Lily Tomlin is so predictable that it makes the Pranks Lasa (Richard Libertini) to movie a veritable security deposit box transmigrate her soul when she dies, Cliches and slapstick humor mar full of cliches. Just look at the sup- from her frail body to the healthy porting cast: a blind, easygoing saxo- body of her stableman's daughter potentially funny Martin/Tomlin film phone player (Jason Bernard), an (Victoria Tennant). She wants Roger Illegible and laughable swami, a to change her will, giving everything gimmick, from old movie clips in ments. As the number one jazz musi- breathtakingly beautiful girl and an to her new body when her old body "Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid" to lip- cian in lawyer's clothing, he often arrogantly rich invalid. leaves this earth. synched music in "Pennies from steals scenes with a pleasantly subtle Even though there are some strong Guess what happens. Yep - her soul Heaven" to silly horror flick conven- touch. performances, cliche-battling must somehow spills into Roger's body. tions in "The Man With Two Brains." "All of Me" trips itself up when it have taken the wind out of "All of And a comedy is born. It's really too bad, because as Mar- shifts from those scenes to ineffective Me." By the end of its 90 minutes, it It seems it is impossible to put Steve tin showed in those films and shows showcases of Martin's slapstick sensi- seems too tired to go anywhere. Martin on the big screen without again in "All of Me," he does have bilities, which is all too often. The Chris Foran is a popular culture surrounding him with some hokey some particularly good low-key mo- scriptwriters even manage to get in a «-actuate assistant from Milwaukee, isconsin. NATIONAL STUDENT Zl VOTER Undergraduate Student Government REGISTRATION DAY Monday October 1 Union Oval ABSENTEE BALLOTS AVAILABLE AT REGISTRATION TENT Sponsored by USG in Cooperation with Campus Organizations "USE YOUR RIGHT TO VOTE" mooi M.1SM

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