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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. leers' playoffs start tonight, see page 5 THE BG NEWS Vol. 68 Issue 87 Bowling Green, Ohio Friday, February 28,1986 U.S. to consider sale of weapons WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi- Republican leaders reportedly dent Reagan is preparing to ask urged Reagan to trim the re- Congress to approve the sale of quest to Sidewinder and Stinger |300 million in missiles to Saudi missiles on the theory that the Arabia, congressional sources deal might squeak through, the said yesterday. This request is sources said. The president likely to touch off another fight could then come back later and with Israel's supporters when it ask for more weapons. reaches Capitol Hill next week. Initially, Reagan was consid- THE SIDEWINDERS are de- ering a $1.1 billion deal, but signed to be attached to the F-15 trimmed the package at the jets, while the Stingers are anti- suggestion of Republican lead- aircraft missiles that could be ers, who reportedly told the fired by combat troops. president a sale of such magni- Apart from the traditional ar- tude might be blocked, accord- Cents that the Saudis are a ingto anonymous sources. s for moderation and stabil- The package initially included ity in the Mideast and a good (450 million in electronic equip- friend of the United States, this ment for American-built F-15 Eear's pitch to skeptical mem- and F-5 fighter planes and $250 ers of Congress will include the million in Black Hawk combat Iran-Iraq war. helicopters. The Saudis also wanted U.S. tanks and more Iranian troops are "at the F-15 lets. Because of Congres- gates" of Kuwait, and the Saudis sional opposition, however, the are committed to go to the de- Saudis decided instead to buy fense of the smaller Persian Tornado fighters from Britain Gulf country, said a State De- and West Germany. partment official.

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Grand Invitation After being told by Darrell Henthorn (not pictured), also a senior Dave Deskins (standing), senior psychology/sociology major, reads a IPCO major, that she would receive a formal invitation, Lorri is objects hurling dinner Invitation to Lorri Beck, senior IPCO major, (far right). embarrassed In front of the Prout cafeteria lunch crowd. by Valerie Ciplak THE REPORTS conflict as to staff reporter who began the fight, but both admitted assaulting each other An assault involving two fe- with various objects that were in male students and one male the room. The female had an Aquino to release political prisoners student prompted University po- umbrella and began striking the lice to advise two of them to male several tunes, the man MANILA, Philippines (AP) - by the fallen Marcos regime immediate release actually had yesterday, meeting with their contact, the prosecutor to file alleged. She said the man threw President Corazon Aquino's could be freed next week, but gone home by nightfall, said predecessors and staff. charged a brush at her before she began Cabinet took over yesterday extensive paper work slowed the Armando Malay, head of a assaulting him. amid announcements of the be- process. group of prisoners' families Aquino's official spokesman, Statements made by the three ginning of the release of political called Kapatid (Brother). Rene Saguisag, told a news con- students indicate that the male Both reports stated, after sev- prisoners. Some political prisoners were Member's of the Cabinet an- ference that a five-member student was visiting a female in eral blows with the umbrella, The new government said hun- freedyesterday, but only one of nounced by Aquino on Wednes- committee was deciding the re- McDonald West just after mid- the man grabbed the woman and dreds of political prisoners held the 39 people on the list for day assumed their posts lease's on a case-to-case basis. night yesterday. The two were threw her onto a bed. She then talking in the female's room for reportedly grabbed a radio and about an hour when a second hit him over the head. female entered the room. The first female apparently Although the statements of the asked the man to leave and Onions compete for classified staff male and the second female escorted him out of the building. differ, the two started off with by Julie Fauble only union interested in rep- In addition, the American the University which they hope an unfriendly conversation, said Someone who overheard the staff reporter resenting the classified staff. Federation of State and County to receive next week and some- Bill Bess, director of public assault reported the incident Municipal Employees plans to time in March they will come to safety. and campus police arrived soon The Communication Workers Earlier this week, CWA/CPW try to organize the employees, campus in an organizing effort. afterward. of American/Council of Public announced it would be moving said John Toto, organizing pro- "We're going to organize," he "There were apparently bad Workers, a union establishing an an office into the city to help ject director of AFSCME. said. "We're going after the feelings between the male and There were no injuries re- office in Bowling Green for Uni- workers with their unionizing He said the union has re- universities now." the second female," he said. ported, Bess said. versity employees, is not the efforts. quested a list of employees from D See Union, page 3. Students work out, raise funds for MS

by Melissa McGilllvray staff reporter About 200 students exercised their fund-raising capabilities and their bodies in an "aerobicathon" at the Student Recreation Center Wednesday night. "Move With the Beat to Defeat MS," organized by Students Against Multiple Sclerosis, was a 90-minute workout aimed at raising money to research the crippling disease, said Bob Wade, chairman of SAMS. Participants collected pledges for each five minutes of the aerobicathon they completed, with most aerobicizers raising about $15 to $20 for the event, Wade said. "I was very pleased with the turnout. It seems like there was a lot of enthusiasm too," he added. He estimated SAMS raised about $1500-$3000 from the aerobica- thon, but didn't know the exact amount since all the sheets have not been turned in. All proceeds will go to the MS cause. THIS IS the first year for SAMS, and this is SAMS first aerobica- thon. "I'm pretty sure this event is one that will carry on," Wade said. Gene Wallace, a graduate student in college/student personnel and participant, thought the aerobicathon was a good idea. "In a sense, we're doing two things - we're getting stronger and we're helping others get stronger. IPs serving a two-told purpose," he said. Wallace, who raised about $65 to $70 in pledges, said he had never done aerobics before, but may start doing them regularly because he liked the aerobicathon. Participants who raised $10 in pledges will receive an aerobica- thon T-shirt, and other prizes were donated by local businesses for a drawing to be held after the pledges are turned in. Prizes include two albums from Finder's, a $15 gift certificate BG Nm/ Alex Horvath from Sundance, a $10 gift certificate from Uhlman's and hats from the Falcon House. The first Students Against Multiple Sclerosis Aerobic-a-thon brought Student Recreation Center Wednesday night. Chet Cunningham, senior The top pledge receiver will be awarded a $40 pair of Reebok men and women to work out for a straight hour and a half at the RTVF major, lead the first session. aerobic shoes from the Falcon House. ) Editorial BG News/February 28,1986 2

Penalty is fitting Just a few simple questions Reagan has even started say- the fact that the administration But, just when I thought I was Former University student Mark Messner was by Gregg Richardson ing bad things about South Af- is zealously deporting virtually about to sink into the mire of sentenced on charges of aggravated vehicular rica. Now, I'm sure that I every refugee from lie war in liberal equivocation, along homicide Wednesday for the death of a University I must confess to begin with remember him telling us just a Central America and handing comes Jonas Savimbi a black student. that I find it difficult to under- few months ago that they had out stiff prison sentences to peo- man wearing a white hat. Here stand foreign policy' solved most of their serious ple who attempt to give them is a man of such virtue that one Messner hit Daniel Sipes, sophomore business Ever since President Reagan problems related to apartheid, shelter. of Reagan's closest allies has and pre-law major from Marion, in December as announced at the beginning of which had been much like the already praised him as the "real Sipes crossed Wooster Street at the corner of South his term that, despite what the segregation policies we had once In Southeast Asia, we still, as leader of the free world," an College Street. bad liberals had been telling us back when, as he fondly remi- far as I know, recognize the encomium which does not bode Sipes was in a coma after the accident and died for years, there really were sim- nisced in I960, "we didn't even Khmer Rouge as the official well for George Bush in 1968. ple answers ("just no easy know we had a race problem." thrpp (iuvs IHIPT government-in-exile of Kampu- Savimbi is a career guerilla of ones"), I have resigned my sell I was thankful when the presi- chea. You remember them. Maoist background who is at- The Wood County Common Pleas Court judge to the belief that my inability to dent alerted us to the dangers of They are communists who killed tempting to overthrow the who sentenced Messner made a wise decision In see all those simple answers international terrorism, but 2 million to 3 million of their own Marxist government of Angola. suspending Messner's mandatory jail term and must be due to the fact that I just somewhat confused when he people when they came into He praises free enterprise when imposing a rehabilitative sentence. don't share his powerful intel- pledged to stamp out the source power in the late 1970s. (Well, seeking aid from the United lect. of terrorism in Central America, maybe only a couple hundred States, and pledges his commit- Charges of driving under the influence of alcohol Jeane Kirkpatrick helped which was not the death squads thousand, depending on whether tment to socialism when hitting were dropped against Messner after Sipes died so when she explained to me the of El Salvador or the army of Sou believe Ronald Reagan or on the socialist government of that homicide charges could be filed. Although the difference between good author- Guatemala, each of which had loam Chomsky. Who is the real Spain. DUI charges were dropped, their consequences itarian governments and bad been responsible for the deaths authority? Reagan the actor or So far most of this black re- were earned through in the sentencing. totalitarian ones, and the presi- of thousands of people, but Nica- Chomsky the linguist? You fig- bel's support has come from the dent himself further clarified ragua, which, the State Depart- ure it out.) You see, they are racist government of South Af- things when he exposed the se- ment conceded, had never trying to oust the communist rica. Now, Reagan has promised Messner was sentenced to four years probation, crets of the Evil Empire and the actually committed an act of government supported by the to help him sabotage American- he will have to serve 30 days in Wood County Jail Looney Tunes. terrorism, but looked as if they communist Vietnamese who are owned Gulf Oil refineries, which and his license has been suspended for two years. But now I'm all confused might do so any day now. our enemies, because they are are being defended by 30,000 But most importantly, he must serve as part of his again. I thought Baby Doc was So today the president is the enemies of the communist Cuban troops hired by the An- our friend. Haven't we been asking for $100 million to con- Chinese who are our friends, !;olan Marxists to protect Amer- sentence 300 hours of public service in an alcohol- giving him money? Weren't we tinue funding an army of merce- because they are the enemies of can corporate interests in their awareness program. just about to certify once again naries, who over a period of four the communist Russians, who country. Then, presumably, Sa- The 300 hours of service, part of which is to be what fine progress he was mak- years have killed over 8.000 peo- are our enemies. vimbi will hold free elections spent talking with high school students across the ing in improving human rights? ple, burned and bombed homes, Please, how can I bleat "Four like Marcos and send the Cuban slate, will do more good than having Messner If we like him, why did we help schools and rural health centers, legs good, two legs bad." if troops to Vermont to protect the §ush him off the boat? And if we routinely shot down farmers nobody tells me who to bleat armaments factories there from incarcerated. on't like him, why did we help harvesting their crops, assassi- for? Bernie Sanders, the Socialist Sending Messner to prison would accomplish him get away? nated community leaders and In Afghanistan, we are sup- mayor of Burlington. nothing more than the waste of taxpayer's dollars And then there's Marcos. kidnapped scores of teenaged porting the Shiite Moslem guer- and would allow neither Messner nor society in Why, didn't the president tell us boys, Dut who are not terrorists. rillas who idolize our enemy, the Help, the pigs and farmers are general the opportunity to learn from his experi- a year ago that the only alterna- This summer, the administra- Avatollah Khomeini (who is one all beginning to look alike to me. tive to Marcos was those com- tion is planning a bang-up cele- of the Looney Tunes, isn't he?) I guess I just don't have the ence. munists? Where did he go bration for the Statue of Liberty, and bitterly hate Israel, whom moral vision of Ronald Reagan. Requiring him to tell his story to others will force wrong? He was just trying to which says "Give me your tired, we fervently support (appar- him to relive the events of that evening and realize hold a nice, quiet, fraudulent your poor, your huddled masses ently because they have some- Richardson is a research li- the tragic consequences of his actions. But the election like all of our other yearning to breathe free" or thing to do with the Second brarian at the University's Sci-. tragedy of Messner's story may be a lesson that authoritarian friends. something to that effect, despite Coming). ence Library. willsave other lives down the line. Allowing Messner to rebuild his life and teach others the consequences of his action is a much greater benefit to society than shutting him off from society in a prison for up to five years. 'American hero' self-made image title to someone who has per- by David H. Schmidt formed some unprecedented act of achievement, or someone who Hot dogs, apple pie and Chev- has won in anything. Iacocca rolet. Or, could the latter be first received honorable Ameri- Chrysler? can mention when he bailed out The recent firing of Lee Ia- the ailing Chrysler Corporation. cocca by Interior Secretary How did he perform this mag- Donald Hodel has a few patriots nanimous task? Easy. He bent out of shape - including leeched a billion bucks off his Lee Iacocca. According to Ho- federal friends and went on TV, del, Iacocca was fired from his making us feel stars-and-stripes C'tion as chairman of the guilty if we didn't buy one of his ue of Liberty-Ellis Island K-cars. A real American hero. Centennial Commission because Of course, every great Ameri- he got "too big for his britches." can gets an autobiography (even Hodel insisted that there was a if he or she can't write). Lee potential conflict of interest be- Iacocca gets one too. In fact, tween Iacocca's role as chair- he's sold more copies of his book man of the governmental than he has cars off his lots. In advisory commission and the his book, Iacocca, he states he is position from which he was dis- extremely worried about threats charged. When the press, like Letters of foreign competition. Yes, they always do, hounded Hodel we've got "big problems" here for more explicit reasons of the in America. Painting the hails 1 find it appalling that so many decision, Hodel simply replied The Theta Chis have done the high expectations placed on Anyway, Iacocca remains dis- This letter concerns the forum are so quick to discriminate and their best in taking action for the graduating senior. They will that the matter was not subject gruntled by the fact that he was held last week in Kreischer cafe- label individuals or organiza- to debate. Oh. more awareness in racial issues be making a huge investment canned by a guy who is 10 years teria for the residents of the hall tions. As the only Alaskan In- including a printed apology to upon hiring you. For example, Meanwhile, Iacocca is out- younger than he is and is vir- who do not wish to have their dian in Bowling Green, I can raged by Hodel's axe and is any party that had been of- the amount of time and money tually anonymous on the list of rooms painted this spring. empathize with racism. There fended. Also, that this might be they will spend training those claiming that the discharge is great Americans like himself. We thank USG, especially "un-American." This leads us to are many encounters in which I a case of these minority groups they hire can add up to thou- President Reagan has shied Steve Russell, for helping us have been labeled as incapable "crying wolf' for the first time. sands of dollars. 3uestion whether Iacocca's un- from the event because it could arrange the forum and attempt- and an under-achiever because erwear are off-white or a little Making the Theta Chis an exam- §o either way and he'll endorse ing to inform concerned stu- of my skin tone. ple as a racist organization in Thomas O'Neil, president of too red, white and blue. le way that's most accepted. dents about the meeting with Dr. Has anyone thoroughly inves- itself is discrimination and a Universal Hydraulics, said "We Iacocca is definitely one of our Another great American. Karl Vogt and Mr. Pogan. We tigated this issue enough to sup- more well-known national sons. gross over-generalization for all start by interviewing those stu- We're slipping, America, and appreciate that they took the port their accusations? Was the of its members. dents with a 3.5 GPA and above, Basically, he has gained this '86 doesn't look too good. We've tune to answer our questions actual intent to be racist preva- title by telling us he's our favor- Can't those individuals of the because we only have a limited lost a space shuttle, which was and discuss alternatives. lent in the Theta Chi's lip-synced offended minority group just time to make a selection. We ite son: "Buy Chrysler, 'cause tantamount to losing the Statue Although we will still be incon- tribute to the Spinners? Has accept their apology gra- dont have the time to interview it's made in America," he al- of Liberty, and now Iacocca is venienced by the painting of our anyone, including individuals ways told us in his commercials, ciously? . every possible candidate." on the rocks. rooms, we now better under- within Minority Affairs and the V. Lynn Todd Ideally, the employer is thus insinuating that if an Amer- Boy, I can't wait for the base- stand the reasons why the Uni- black fraternities, taken into ican buys a car from Japan, he's OCMBJ134 looking for someone who spent ball season. versity feels it must paint the account that a lot of this "racist the time to get ahead in college un-American. Schmidt is a graduate student dorms during the school year. issue" is more than likely blown Wrong claims made? by getting a high GPA and not But how American is Iacocca? in philospohy from Rochester, We believe that our hall staff out of proportion? How many i We usually award this pompous This Is in response to Susan those who spend every free mo- Minn. is handling our concerns inade- more statements, editorials, ac- McDonald's article on job inter- ment at Uptown or Mark's. quately. We hope that in the cusations and headlines made views (Feb. 26). How can she John VarlJen future the people in charge of by students and the staff of the honestly claim that a high grade Former Scholarship Dim-tor the painting will inform the stu- BG News want to make until point average is ranked last for Phi Kappa Tan fraternity THE BG NEWS dents better and come up with they are satisfied? Hasn't this those applying for job inter- an alternative to painting the issue been run a little too deep views? Editor's note: McDonald does EdNor Geoffrey Barnard Aast Friday Editor Donny Rouen rooms during the school year. into the ground already? Granted, a high GPA may not not make any "claims" in her Managing editor Mfta Mclntyre Chief copy editor DM Harding Kelly ROM Tony Franklin: Exactly what be the only criterion when going article. She is citing Information Aast managing ad»or Karl Smith CNel copy editor SM Batebelder type of "strict disciplinary ac- for a top-level job, but today's from other sources, In this case Newsedrtor Nancy Boetwk* Copy editor Bran R. Bai Stacie Sponseller tion" do you recommend be job market doesn't have room rankings compiled by Michigan •: EdNorW arflor Don Laa Copy erjtor Dens*, Flachar Ml Batebelder taken? Isn't it already bad Copy editor Travor PattHord for mediocrity. State university's Placement Crml adnorial writer Taraaa TaranUno enough that the Theta Cms have Talking to corporate presi- Photo edSor JoaPhaHn Copy editor .. .Mary Ragan Let issue die Service. Aast photo erjtor AJsxHorvath Copy arMor Maroala Grand. to endure all of the bad PR? dents, one might be alarmed by The News stands by the story. Sports erjtor Tom Raad Copyadaor Dha Horwsdsl I am truly surprised at bow the Ajat. eporte erjtor Ron Fnti Prod aupV BobOOaon controversial ''racist" issue of STC1 by Walt Emerine WYeedSor » PhBpB VWeon Prod sup' Sieve IwanicKi the Theta Chi fraternity rush Friday edtor Carole Homberger Prod aup'r Doug Kaufman minstrel show has continued to drag on. Everything that has OtiKCAsr CIASSOF WHiTtve*. bo too m JOsr 7W/wo T51 The BO Nawa la puManad daty Tuaaday through Friday dung tha academic year and iWfO UP 77*- been printed for the last couple T»e ujeeK ts Menu? Vouweouti weekly dung ma summsr eeeaton by tha Board of Studant PuMoaaons of Bowing Graan SM rWeiUi /rs unMraay of weeks has tended to be ex- F/A/AUV ove*< _ MUermtee eee*$. OK 0JO4KIV* SeneK Opnona expressed by coajmnan do not nacaaaarty reflect tha oonwjne of tha BO Nawa tremely emotionally-heated and teri no (we TAKe Tt**>l TH/W I THOvtHT Tha BG News and Bowing Green Stale University are equal opportunity emptoyere and do judgmental. nu, sone CUOOL-b. no! dacnminale n Iwmg practices ggAIU-tt~U2 The BG Nawa «* not accept advertising that * deemed OaoMnatory. degrading or nauMng on the basis of race. ae« or national origin. Clarification copyright 1988 by the BG Newa el rights reserved The committee seeking to Bualnees Office Editorial Office bring a union to campus for the 214 Weal Hal Ph (419) 372-2801 210 Wast Hal Ph 1419) 372 2603 classified staff members ("La- Bowing Green State University bor union's efforts increase," Bowing, Green. ONo 43403 Feb. 27) is not to be confused Hours: 3 am to 5 p m. Monday through Friday with the Classified Staff Council. Local BG News/February 28, 1986 3 No frills, glamour in job, but BG's mayor enjoys it Bellard works full-time for part-time pay mean the duties for which he is responsible are by Zora Johnson limited. staff reporter "I am required to be present at all City Council Anyone who is a voting citizen of Bowling Green meetings, but the law doesn't make any require- may run for mayor of the city. But if a job with ments for such things as the Planning Commission long hours and low pay doesn't sound appealing, or the Board of Public Utilities,'7 he said. "I another career choice may be necessary. probably attend 50 percent of the meetings of all Although the city charter stipulates the Job of the boards and commissions -1 go when I can mayor is only a part-time Job, Mayor Bruce go." Bellard works an average of 40 to SO hours a week, Bellard is also responsible for making final excluding the time spent with phone calls he decisions on personnel matters, contracts and receives at home. budgets, he said. Bellard's salary is $8,500 a year or about $500 a "I am also responsible for publicity functions month. He receives no expense account, no city such as the opening of a new store or visiting car and no reimbursement for mileage or other junior high'and elementary schools," he said. miscellaneous expenses. lite mayor also appoints members of boards But he says he wouldn't have it any other way. and commissions and serves as a liaison with downtown business merchants. In addition, he is "Tliere are some people who feel the Job should also able to perform marriages. pay more," Bellard said. "But I think it should be The job does take its toll on his personal life a Job someone wants, not Just something they are though, Bellard said. doing for the salary. They should feel they are doing something for the community." "I have no private life," he said. "People call Bruce Bellard BG News/Joe Phdan Some of his predecessors have had fewer hours me as late as two in the morning with everything to devote to the job of being mayor because of from party complaints, cable problems or prob- Union outside Jobs. But as a retired University profes- lems with their water supply." ( Continued from page 1. UAW filed another on Nov. 21 opt for no recognition. sor, Bellard said he doesn't have to rely on which it later withdrew. On Sept. 25, CWA/CPW also another job for additional income. SUCH DEMANDS on his time will make the The United Auto Workers is The union also filed a petition filed a petition for election which "They had time to get the necessary things done decision whether to run for re-election a difficult another union which has ex- for certification election on Nov. was dismissed. and make the necessary decisions but had very one, Bellard said. This is his fourth year as mayor, pressed interest in the Univer- 22 which was dismissed. Jake Trevino. a stationary little time to meet with the public," he said. "Time and also his fourth year without a vacation. sity. It filed two requests for Voluntary recognition means engineer who had been con- is not a problem for me because I don't have to voluntary recognition and a peti- an agency, such as the Univer- tacted by the union, said he has rely on another job to make an income." "There are a lot of things we would like to do," tion for a certification election to sity, recognizes the union as the not been in contact with them for "The charter calls for a part-time mayor, but I he said. "For example, we have a cottage in the State Employment Relations bargainer for its employees over a month. don't think this town deserves just a part-time Michigan and I have been there three times in the Board last semester. without an election. In an elec- A spokesperson for SERB said mayor," he said. last two years and that was to mow the lawn. I tion, unions approved by SERB be did not know why any of the haven't decided whether or not to run again, but THE REQUEST, filed Oct. 31. are put on a ballot and employ- requests or petitions were re- BUT JUST because the job is part-time doesn't the decision to run would be a difficult one." was dismissed by SERB and ees may choose a union or may

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Italian law re- said yesterday it had received a which Ozark Holdings would be- Republican candidates for possibility of the endorse- because be could not prove they quires prosecutors to ask for $224 million takeover bid from come a subsidiary of TWA and governor beaded for Cincin- ment and compared Rhodes conspired in the snooting of acquittal if they feel the evi- the much-larger Trans World Ozark stockholders would re- nati yesterday to appear be- to former Philippines Presi- Pope John Paul II. He said he dence is insufficient. Airlines, which itself was the ceive $19 in cash. The Ozark fore the Hamilton County dent Ferdinand Marcos, in was not given time to complete center of a bitter acquisition board is meeting today to con- Republican Party leadership, exile after the collapse of his bis case. Acquittal on that basis stops struggle last year. sider the proposal," said Donald both of them trying to head government this week. short of complete absolution, Morrison, Ozark's vice presi- off a possible endorsement of "I don't think they'll do Jim Antonio Marini appeared to with the possibility of future Ozark Holdings Inc.. which is dent for public affairs. their rival in the May 6 pri- Rhodes any good," Pfeifer suggest in his lengthy summa- prosecution left open. based in St. Louis, said its board mary election. said. "Jim Rhodes today is ' of directors was meeting to con- With approximately 11.77 mil- Senate President Paul Gil- comparable to Ferdinand sider the bid by New York-based lion Ozark shares outstanding, lmor of Port Clinton and state Marcos. He's got the undying Accused Nazi extradited to Israel TWA, which also has major op- the offer is worth about $224 Sen. Paul Pfeifer of Bucyrus support of the palace guard, erations in St. Louis. million. scheduled late-afternoon ap- but really not much else in pearances before the Hamil- terms of support of his cam- (AP)-John Demjanjuk, the ney Elizabeth Holtzman. ton County Republican paign. And that's really retired Cleveland-area auto- "His extradition represents a Journal stresses tobacco risks Executive Committee, which what's happening." worker accused of being a Nazi victory over right-wing, anti-Se- was reportedly set to endorse In a series of news confer- death camp guard, left the mitic extremist groups which United States Last night for Is- mounted an extensive campaign CHICAGO (AP) - The Journal rival candidate James Rho- ences, Pfeifer also outlined a to stop the Justice Department's smoking have a higher survival des, former four-term Ohio £bs plan for Ohio that he said rael, where he is to be tried on of the American Medical Asso- rate than those who continue the governor. based on expansions of war crimes charges. actions," Holtzman said in a ciation, stepping up its attack on habit. Earlier in Columbus, existing industries. Demjanjuk left from New prepared statement. tobacco, devotes its entire cur- York's John F. Kennedy Inter- Mark O'Connor, Demjanjuk's rent issue to articles emphasiz- "Mortality is one-third less in national Airport shortly after 6 attorney, worked throughout ing deadly risks posed by those who stopped," said Dr. p.m., said Ned Steele, a spokes- yesterday to keep his 65-year-old tobacco products and contend- Ronald Vlietstra of the Mayo THURSDAY STUDENT NIOHT man for Brooklyn District Attor- client in the United States. ing a higher cigarette tax could Clinic, who led the study. WITH VALID ID encourage millions to give up In another article, economist .ESS ONLY 12.00 i smoking. Senneth Warner said an 8-cent kOULW ULW-'ORB,,, jfrtrfjUeMA"*? Purchase Any 12" or 16" 16-cent-per-pack increase in 111 ACAOEMV MERYL STREEP AWARD*"'' "The use of (tobacco prod- cigarette taxes would encourage ■AWARD TheColor on ,t m p,xxa only ■ NOMINATIONS m OUT SSS?"" ucts) we regard as the greatest 1 million to 2 million young peo- IFRI-SUN7*I 0 8 < houflb * * *'' current public health problem of ple and 800,000 to 1.5 million IMON-THUHS 7:a Rirpfe our society," said Friday's Jour- adults to stop smoking. I SAT ( SUN MAT 2 00 1-^.TI OFAFRIG\ rsr™ " (>%-> SAT A 1UN MAT 2:00 nal, the third special anti-to- *^ $499 bacco issue in 18 months. The AMA's Council of Scien- EVES — ADULTS 13.50 WEDNESDAY STUDENT NIGHT tific Affairs "recommends that $2.00 In one article, researchers the restrictions applying to ad- Additional Mem 99" said heart patients who quit IROLLIE TYLER IS THE Is it murder or is it... vertising of cigarettes also be I MOVIES' BEST SPECIAL EFFECTS applied to the advertising of (MAN. 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Enterprise ■ ■ MM tilt km nested • aW- 1 BR—Only Stove and Refrig. furnished sea ■ SM jam si cdltst to 455 S. Enterprise nrk ai COIIMIon, ■attrfroit 1 BR—Only Stove and Refrig. furnished Mafl, ud proaia aadtlMi IS SiUrt rurllM to I17M + To fan mm dM The Fed ad John Newlove Real Estate ■ ate cap opportoKie plan For more details, call to sat ID oa MMdaM at tke Cap Day oo Teaay. Red 4. 354-2260 or 352-6553 or «rk ft Tin Frot Air fmi. 70 ♦Kt »K* «* »Kt »K» #K* *K* #Kt WC* »K» »K» »K* »K» +K* *Kt »K* *Kt «♦ W.4flBSL,p.,N.Y.,10018 Sports BG Newi/February 28, UN I BG's chances good in playoffs Miami invades for steadily throughout the year and Regan is showing good signs in Weineifs swan song The Falcons have reversed the negative his first few weeks. momentum they endured during their by Ron Fritz "And after the season we've by Karl Smith In addition, York is a veteran losing streak with their sweep of the assistant sports editor had, a win would mean so assistant managing editor coach, who had a knack for Flames. UIC has never beaten BG and I winning the big game and he has much to them." tried to keep his squad on an It could be argued that Sat- BG enters the contest with forsee another sweep this weekend. even keel all vear. Instead of urday's Bowling Green-Mi- a 7-19 overall record and a 5- Tonight is more than the trying to get his team really ami University men's 12 mark in the league. A win beginning of the Central wound up for one game and basketball game means noth- over Miami won't be easy. Collegiate Hockey Association Should this vision materialize, wing Iain Duncan, both juniors, watching them go flat the next, The Redskins are 22-5 overall playoffs for Bowling Green, it is the Falcon icers will ride a four provide a pair of veteran he has tried to prepare them the % Falcons have been and 15-2 in the MAC. the beginning of a second game winning streak into Joe Era having excellent years, same for every game and every eliminated from the Mid- Miami is led by senior for- season. Louis Arena for the CCHA semi- mores Paul Ysebaert and team. American Conference's ward Ron Harper. Harper Although the Falcons ended finals. A winning streak, Meharry have been seven-team tournament while leads the MAC with a 24.7 the season winning two of then- combined with BG coach Jerry generating big offensive But the other teams are by no the Redskins clinched the scoring average and a 11.5 last three games, they also lost York's playoff savvy, should numbers all year. means slouches. MSU has two of MACs regular-season title. rebounding average. seven of their last 10. But that is give the Falcons an inside track In addition, second year the league's top goalies and MU has a first-round bye in In the Redskins 74-73 win all behind now and it is time for on winning the CCHA post defenseman Brian McKee broke Mike Donelly, one of the the tourney. over Central Michigan the true BG hockey team to season tournament. the BG season record for goals league's premier players. WMU However, BG mentor John Wednesday, Harper scored 29 stand up. I'VE HEARD some skeptics by a defenseman with 18. McKee has Dan Dorion who leads an Weinert will be coaching the points and grabbed 23 car- say the Falcons lack experience, netted 13 goals on the power explosive, albeit erratic, Falcons for the final time. It oms. Is the real BG team the one but I must dispute that claim. play, helping make the Falcons offense. Add in steady Lake will end a career which has "Ron Harper is the best that lost six games in a row to St. True, the Falcons only have one of the most deadly teams Superior and always physical spanned 24 years, including player I've seen in my 10 Lawrence, Western Michigan one senior in Jamie Wansbrough with a man advantage. Ohio State and the playoff the past 10 at BG's helm. years here," Weinert said. and Michigan State, then split but he is hardly the average The offense should become picture becomes very crowded. On Feb. 6, Weinert an- "He is such a complete with dismal Miami? Or could it senior. Wansbrough has been even more explosive as Scott nounced his retirement. Since C'er. And he does every- be the squad that destroyed mired in a slight slump latelv Paluch adjusts to his new All eight teams in the playoffs then, the Falcons have g in the context of Mi- Illinois-Chicago, its first playoff but the veteran responds well position at wing. The ex- want to advance to the NCAA dropped six straight games. ami s offense." opponent, last weekend. under pressure so lie can be def enseman is still a little rough, tourney, but only the winner and The veteran coach would like However, Harper isn't a I think the latter team will depended on during the playoffs. but his quickness and muscle one other team will receive that nothing better than to leave solo act. Junior guard Eric show up for the playoffs. Junior Gary Kruzich is about will help. honor. The only sure bet is to with a win. Newsome is scoring at an 18- The Falcons have reversed ten games away from breaking IF THE the Falcons lack win, because the runner up "That would be great," point per game clip. the negative momentum they the school record for minutes experience, it is at defense. doesn't necessarily get the at- Weinert said. "It's going to be Redskin coach Jerry Peir- endured during their losing played by a goalie and anchored After Flichel and McKee, the laree slot. It may be too soon to a very emotional same for son said the game is very streak and witn their sweep of the national championship Falcons have freshmen Alan make reservations for Rhode me. I have a feeling that when important to his team. the Flames. UIC has never team, so it's hard to consider Leggett and Thad Rusiecki and Island, but I would almost I look out on the court I'm We want to go into the beaten BG and I forsee another him inexperienced. transferred wing Brent Regan. guarantee that the Falcons' going to see ghosts. tournament with some mo- sweep this weekend. Defenseman Todd Flichel and The two rookies nave improved season is far from over. "The ghosts of David Jen- mentum," Peirson said. "The kins, BulFaine, David Greer win over Central took a lot out and Colin Irish. And all of the of us. If we win, we can break players I've coached," he the school record for most said. "There have been so wins. The kids want that a many good memories for me lot." and so many fine players." BUT, WEINERT said the Game time is 2 p.m. in Same won't be as emotional Anderson Arena. Nate Thur- or his players. mond, ex-Falcon great, will "The players want to win have his jersey retired at for themselves," he said. halftime.

HELP WANTED Food Operations job applications for Fall 1986, Summer School and Summer Conferences will be distributed on Tuesday, March 4,1986, in the Grand Ballroom of the University Union from 10:00 a.m. tHI 3 p.m. Students should take the completed application to the appropriate dining hall or snack bar by March 18, 1986. Applications will not be accepted after that date. Fall Food Operations job applications include: Commons Chilys Founders Zzas Harshman Bake Shop Kreischer Berries McDonald Towers Inn Mid-Am Garden Terrace Deli Amani Note' Persons seeking Fall employment will be required to work approximately two weeks during Spring Semester for training purposes. Summer Job applications include: Summer School and conferences (Boys State June 1023,1986)

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Mangione still 'sounds so good'

by Patricia Rllter /answer session. "He was my mance was never one of Mang- commissioned by ABC-TV and Friday reporter trumpet teacher, psychiatrist ione's fortes. The jazz trumpet then playing it in the closing and best friend." performer agreed. ceremonies lor the 1960 Olym- Even though he reiterated the Although Mangione said a col- "If someone would have told pics in Lake Placid, N.Y. words of jazz trumpet per- lege education isn't essential to me at 18 I would have been a But Mangione concedes he former Dizzy Gillespie, "When I still doesn't snow what it means play, you pay," Chuck Mangione to be "famous" or "big." played a medley of his songs for "If someone would have told me at 18 I "All I know is that I'm 5 feet 6 about 350 students and faculty and still growing," he said. members yesterday In Moore would have been a conductor of a Musical Arts Center free of However, he attributes most charge. symphony or a composer one day, I would of the recognition he has re- The jazz musician also tea- have said they were crazy," ceived to his Feels So Good med up with one of his former album, released in the late teachers, Edwin Betts, a profes- — Chuck Mangione 1970s. His other albums still on sor of music performance stud- the market include Best of ies, for a duet. a career in music performance, conductor of a symphony or a Chuck Mangione, Children of "When /play, he pays," Betts he said he valued his Eastman comoposer one day, I would Sanchez, Tarantella, Land of said in retort to Mangione's re- education because it kept him in have said they were crazy," he Make Believe and Journey to a mark. the same place for four years said. Rainbow. and helped him discover what he Mangione, of jazz flugelhorn liked and disliked in music. The 45-year-old musician de- His new album. Save Tonight fame, was at the University to scribed music school and les- for Me, will be released April 1. take a lesson with Betts on his The jazz musician, who grew sons as "a drag." Mangione told the audience he way to a performance at Lima's up and still resides in Rochester, "I believe you should be able didn't know how much money he Civic Theater last night. Ap- said he was admitted to to pick up your hom at anytime made from the Feels So Good pearing in his trademark hat, he Eastman on probation. "But be- and be able to have a good album. "Ask my two ex-wives," sat cross-legged on the edge of cause I lived just around the time," he said. he quipped. Kobacker Hall's stage and corner and didn't take up space And having a good time is But the performer stressed fielded questions for slightly in the dormitory, they let me what Mangione said he does music students should be in the over an hour. in." best. music business for artistic ex- pression, not for money. Mangione studied trumpet un- He said he felt like an outcast "Every day is just another der Betts at the Eastman School because jazz, his specialty, was shitty day in paradise, so it's "You can't have any personal of Music in Rochester, N.Y., in "a four-letter word at easy to have a good time," he or financial commitments in this the early 1960s. The two still try Eastman. "Everyone used to said. "All you need is to have business. If you have a chance to Fnday/Jim Youll to keep in touch, Mangione said. say 'who's that freak,' except your music loved by a great play in a jam session with some "He's one of those special him," he said, pointing to Betts. number of people." great musicians or to make 100 Feels so good people who never goes away," The University professor said One of his biggest thrills, he measly bucks playing a gig at a Jazz musician Chuck Mangione held a questionandanswer session Mangione said of Betts in an in an interview Wednesday that said, was having one of his country club, there should be no Thursday in Kobacker Hall. The (amed fluglehorn player also played interview before the question symphony and recital perfor- pieces, "Give It All You Got," question." a duet with Edwin Betts. his former teacher. Howards crowd takes their 'hats off to Madhatter

by Carole Hornberger Billy Hanway, guitar player we can." "We can change the sound and like to play, not because we have to it in his spare time when he is Friday editor for Madhatter, described Cratty The variety in ages of the band make it like it sounded back then to." not practicing. by saying that "every band adds to the success of their de- and turn around and make a Their desire to play was what Cratty said they were having needs a boss -someone to tell piction of the songs. With Cratty Most bands have a driving recent songr sound like it does in brought the band together. trouble finding someone to force behind them and for Mad- them what works and doesn't. being 31, and Steve Freehand, the 1980s.' Cratty, Hanway and Recla were round out the band and found hatter, Ed Cratty is both the We all work together and we all who plays keyboards the young- part of the band Man Overboard Freehand sitting in Jim's Gui- drive and the force behind this have a say in what happens, but est at 17, the band is able to give During Madhatter's show which broke up three years ago tar, 130 E: Wooster St., where- new group which debuted at he puts it all together.' insight into how they remember songs from former superstars due to the members going their Hanway works, playing Beatles' Howards Club H Wednesday And what they put together is the particular song they are like The Beatles, The Who and separate ways. Hanway kept songs on the piano. an authentic show consisting of doing. Chuck Berry are weaved in be- calling Cratty, who was at Ohio ratty, the lead singer and a wide range of rock-n-roll mu- For instance, Cratty said that tween recent efforts by Billy State University, asking him to "Freehand would come in a musical director of the five- sic from the 50s to the 80s. when the band plays Jerry Lee Joel, U2, John Cougar and The come back to get another band lot and play these songs. We member band is responsible for "Madhatter has it's own au- Lewis or Chuck Berry music, Firm. Wednesday night's audi- together. thought he was good and liked creating the four-hour show by thentic sound," he said. "You Cratty will switch to keyboards ence picked up Madhatter's in- his taste in music." Cratty said having the final say in what is wouldn't expect that we can because he knows how those tense style as the group jumped Hanway said he enjoyed work- that it was unusual for a 17-year- played and how it is performed. sound like the songs we play but musicians played their music. from tune to tune. ing with Cratty before and old to like the older music. They wanted to again. asked him to join. Heads nodded in recognition "The guy's a professional and The name Madhatter came and applause began as Donny when you find something that's about when Donny was reading Anderson expertly drummed out good, it's hard to settle with a review of a band called 'Mad- the rhythm of Phil Collins' "I anything less." hatter'. Cratty explained that Don't Care Anymore." Mouths Cratty said he was not sure if a the band then changed their began to lip-sync with Cratty as 31-year-old should still be play- name to "Man Overboard" after bebegan using his trained voice ing and wondered if he still had the review. to sing the lines of the popular the toy of performing inside song as Collins would probably himslef. After playing for a var- Cratty said the previous band like to hear it done. ity show at Ohio State, however, got the idea of Madhatter when he discovered the feeling was the members were driving in a Rounding out Madhatter is there and decided to come back, car talking about Alice in Won- bassist Norm Recla. finish up his Popular Culture derland. All of them had on hats Cratty said that most bands degree at the University and get and Cratty blurted out Madhat- who play popular music are the band together. ter. governed by what is on the radio Cratty also liked it and felt and they play the current Bill- Recla, 22, a University senior that it did not label the band as board Top Ten. This, he added, graphics art major, liked the strictly pop or rock as some is sometimes detrimental to a type of non-Top Forty music the band names do. band because they play the band plays and joined. songs with little emotion. They "This is a band which you may be very good at what they Anderson, 19, started rehears- cannot categorize. We play a do, but. it does not matter if they ing with the band last April. He wide range of music for a wide- don't like what they are playing, was the only member who was range audience," Cratty said. Friday/Jim Sakola be added. not enthusiastic about Cratty's "Don't expect millions of lights, "The fact that those bands choice of music, but he saw a fancy clothes or wild hair-dos" ...three...four want to sit twenty minutes on chance to play in an experienced Some people have been heard Madhatter, a new band on the Bowling Green music scene, comprised of (left to right) Norm Recla, bass; break every hour is because band and decided to join. to call Madhatter, "Ed's Band" Billy Hanway. lead guitar; Donny Anderson, drums: Ed Cratty, lead vocals and acoustic guitar, and Steve they need it," be said. "We play Now, Cratty said Anderson because of the domineering po- Freehand, keyboard, perform during a sound check before their opening performance Wednesday night four hours straight because we enjoys the music and now listens at Howards Club H. U See Band, page 10.

What should have won the Grammy for best song Tuesday?

Interviews by/Barb SymboHk Friday/Peter Fellman Geoff Cole, freshman account- Ron Biiikmyer, freshman pre- Stacie SpoaseUer, sophomore Tim Gleason, sophomore man- Sharon Petrik, senior fashion Barry Hohman freshman busi- ing major, Amberst: "I wish accounting major, Ashland: "It social work major, Tiffin: "I'd agement information systems merchandising major, Mayfield ness major, Tiffin: "I wish that that Phil Collins would have would have to be U2 'Bad.' I love pick Heart as the winner be- major, Circleville: "It's got to Heights: "My favorite song is New Edition's 'Count Me Out' won. His album this year it because they're great and will cause I went to their concert and be the B oss-B ruce 'Fortress Around Your Heart.' I would have won. I like their seemed to be doing pretty good be the band of the Ms." I like the song 'These Springsteen. He had about six or love Sting's album because it music, and they dance better for him, so I think that he de- Dreams.'" seven songs come off of 'Born in has great significance and politi- than the Jackson Five." served it." the U.S.A?and that's great!" cal statements." Friday/February 28, 1986 8

VCRs great entertainment value Dukes of Dixieland by John P. Gllebe special discounts to members bership in The Video Connection including oldies, children's, Friday reporter for either a one-year or lifetime movie club includes a subscrip- wrestling and adult themes. membership. tion to Coming Attractions mag- to jazz up weekend In a cultural oasis the likes of azine along with special The Video Spectrum, 112 E. Bowling Green, weekend VCRs are easily hooked up to member discounts. Washington St., boasts over 3,750 amusement has its limits. If, the VHF terminal on the back of different tapes. Along with both by Tracey Batdorf and the two Assunto widows while trying to avoid bar room Cir television set. Operation of Phillips Television, 1028 N. old and new feature films, the Friday staff reporter kept the band alive. Cur- banality, you find your enter- machine is similar to using a Main Si, offers video camera, store features a variety of spe- rently, the band's members tainment prospects dwindling, tape recorder and machines video disc and disc player rent- cial interest cassettes including A group of cool cats will be include leader Frank Trapani take heart. There is an alterna- should come with instructions if als as well as VCR and video sports videos, exercise and for- performing in Kobacker Hall on trumpet Boobie Floyd on tive. there is any doubt. Two types of cassette rentals. Beth Pogan, eign language lessons. The Vi- in the Moore Musical Arts trombone, Michael Sixer on video cassette tapes, VHS and office manager, said Phillips deo Connection club Center tonight at 6 p.m. clarinet and sax, Phamous Video cassette movie rentals Beta, are commonly used. Television movie club is de- membership has a special life- The music of The Dukes of Lambert on keyboards. offer a wide variety of entertain- signed primarily for people who time membership for students, Dixieland, a six-member Danny Rubio on tuba and ment possibilities and are read- According to Ron Ryman, already own VCR machines. although manager Sue Wilkins band from New Orleans, con- Duke Barker on drums. ily available at several locations manager at the Video Connec- stresses that students do not sists of mostly jazz, the native around Bowling Green. tion, 425 E. Wooster St in the In addition to discounts on have to be members in order to American music that was The band has appeared as a Open Pantry Food Mart, VHS tape rentals, club members rent. Video camera rentals are first played by black bands in special guests with the sym- Cassette prices at six area cassettes are slightly larger and have the privilege of reserving also available. the South in fiw late 1890s to phonies of New Orleans, Cin- rental outlets are all in the are the ones carried by the ma- cassettes. New releases, come- early 1900s. The Dukes also cinnati, Houston and neighborhood of $2 for an over- jority of videocassette rental dies, horror, musicals and mys- If you happen to be grocery play a blend of Dixieland Cleveland. Their television night rental. Video cassette re- outlets in Northwest Ohio. teries are available. shopping when the urge to rent a (ragtime music, characteris- credits include an appear- corder/players (VCRs) are also video hits, Food Town, 1045 N. tic of New Orleans), mellow ance in NBC's 1979 mini-se- available, ranging from $4.99 to The Video Connection cassette Barney's Video, 1093 N. Main Main St, and Krogers, 1096 N. rhythm and blues and pop. ries "Studs Lonigan" and the $6.99 per night depending on the selection includes new releases, St., in back of Barney's Phillips Main St, both have VCRs and The band evolved from a PBS special, "The Dukes of store. oldies, horror, science-fiction, 66 service station, is the only videocassettes of both old and group formed in 1949 by the Dixieland and Friends" comedy, drama, children's, video store in Bowling Green new movie releases available Assunto brothers, trumpet (March 1980). Most of the stores offer special wrestling and adult themes. that offers Beta cassette rentals, for rental. player Frankie and trombon- The Dukes have worked package deals for weekend rent- according to Mary Swanson, ist Freddie, and local New with musical artists such as als and rentals spanning more Ryman said the Video Connec- employee. Barney's also re- Newly released movies like Orleansians. After Freddie's Dizzie Gillespie, Benny Good- than one night. Some stores also tion's association with 21 other quires that you be a member of Rambo-First Blood Part U. death in 1962, Frank Assunto man. Quincy Jones, Lou require a returnable deposit stores in Northwest Ohio makes their video club in order to rent Beverly Hills Cop and Mask Juit touring with The Dukes. Rawis and Pearl Bailey. when renting a VCR. it possible to get tapes not cur- VCRs or videocassettes. were most frequently mentioned oUowing his death in 1973, Ticket are $3, $4 and $7 and Most video rental outlets also rently being earned by the Barney's Video offers a wide by video store employees as their producer, John Sboup, student tickets are free. feature movie clubs that offer Bowling Green store. Mem- variety of video subject matter being the most popular videos. 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; by Barbara Symbollk polkas were not as bad as they just have to learn from listening usually plays twice on week- • Friday reporter seemed. Hayest heard about the to the rest of the band members ends. iob from his mother, who men- who can speak Polish or by Currently the band is getting As the weekend approaches, ioned that the band needed a listening to recordings of the ready to record its second al- most college students head for trumpet player. songs." bum. The first album was re- .the oars ready to rock to the "I am having fun and getting That isn't easy and can lead to leased last year. Hayest was not beat of Huey Lewis or The Boss, Kid for it," Hayest said. "Pol- embarrassing moments. As Ha- a part of this effort. but for Steve Hayest, a Junior s are not just for older people yest recalled. "I was singing one music education major from as they are stereotyped. The song and thinking of another, Hayest said, "I'm really ex- Parma, the sound of polkas young people come to hear us anal got all of the words mixed cited about our second album. highlight his weekend. play too." up. I started to laugh because I We've added extra songs, and a ; Hayest, a trumpet player for Today, Hayest, 20, is the can only imagine what I said in larger variety. It looks like it is Toledo Polkamotion, spends youngest member of the three- Polish?' going to be a hit." jeach weekend heading for To- year old Toledo band. Hayest admits that he's tea- ledo and getting ready to play sed about playing in a polka For Hayest, the Toledo Polka- 'the quick and lively tunes of Hayest said,"If Toledo Polka- band. "At first, other trumpet motion experience has had posi- polka music. motion ever came around town, players laughed, but then I told tive and negative moments. On ■ Hayest arrives at the LePark I'd like to see people come and them how much money I made the positive side, Hayest ex- Nite Club, a usual playing spot see what we are all about. We for singing and playing trumpet elained, "We are like one big, in Toledo, and gets ready to play play Chicago-style which is a for a few hours. They were soon appy family where everyone is for the neighborhood crowd. The very upbeat mix between coun- whistling a different tune." treated the same. I've met many people range from twenty to try and rock." good friends along the way." fifty and are very much into Other members of the band Traveling always brings fun But there is a negative side - polkas. Feet tapping and polka include: Joe Zalewski, 23, play- and excitement for the band. requests at weddings to be ex- : music fills the room. ing drums and bass; Eddie Bie- They are busy throughout the act. Hayest said, "If it isn't a gas, 24, playing accordian and year traveling throughout the true Polish wedding where the I Although Hayest is of Polish concertina; Michael Tylinski, Midwest and along the East only thing you hear is polkas, we descent, he never planned on 25, playing accordian; and, Coast. run into problems because we being involved in polka music Bobby Lynn, 22, playing trum- are not equipped to play rock and in fact, he was never really pet and clarinet. All sing in both While traveling can mean and roll if it is requested." interested in polka music at all. English and Polish. The group's drudgery, it can bring good Though polka music hasn't Hayest said, My parents would members collaborate on their times and impromptu perfor- been the music of choice to play polkas on the radio every arrangements. mances, like the one in Seven most, it's relative popularity is Sunday after church, but I never Springs, Pennsylvania. "The on the increase. This past Tues- really got into the songs as far as "The hardest part about equipment was set up in our day polka music was a category listening was concerned." learning to play polka songs is cabin, and we started playing. at the Grammy Awards. This Friday- Joe Phelan learning the words that are in Before we knew it, people from brought Toledo Polkamotion a Steve Hayest It wasn't until Hayest landed a Polish, Hayest said. "I sing area cabins started coming in nomination as being one of the rt-time job playing trumpet four to five songs by myself that and dancing and singing. top polka bands in the United a Cleveland polka band, the are in English. When I sins Aside from such extraordi- States by the Polka Music Asso- a&*im0Mtot4bOfe- Polkateers, that he found that harmony, it is in Polish and I nary times, Toledo Polkamotion ciation.

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Band Hanway said that he and the a Continued from page 1. others don't really mind when sition he holds, but Cratty will be Cratty dictates a song selection the first to say he does not want because they respect his desci- 'Out of Africa* not worth missing top tilling. sions. "I am really not looking to be "I like what he does (with the the leader. In fact, when' sing, I Eup) and I listen to him. I byKcnZakd personal strength; if women terrain of Africa.' the same type of character am not at center stage." ve myself open because he is Friday reporter are tested, it's for patience the movie the look can only be he's played In recent years, He also added that each mem- the boss," he said. and living without. ''But I'd called romantic, and it is cer- the strong-willed individual ber in the band is important and Cratty said that he is happy As portrayed in Out of At- always been alone," she says, tainly the richest photogra- whose perseverance and indi- that they are always treated with his position to come back to rica, Karen Blixen's person- "I was used to it'1 phy of all of this year's vidual ideals carry him equally. play because he can watch the ality is a complex clash of Academy nominated films. through life. Yet he has mas- Sometimes, though, Cratty development of the members, ideals and pursuits. Blixen, Out of Africa is based on the tered nia style so well, and he does use his position when ft including the two youngest. played by Meryl Streep, is true story of Karen Blixen's This luscious style helps delivers his well-written lines comes to choosing material. "They are my drive and give free-spirited, direct and uide- life in Africa, and partic- illustrate the story as well. with such wit and charm, he In their four-hour perfor- me my ambition to go on." Kident (at one point she ularly her relationship with The scenes in Denmark, col- still remains a Joy to watch. mances, Cratty likes to form a He said he enjoys seeing the vels alone across danger- Denys Finch Hatton (Robert orless and cold with people in sequence with the music so that growth in maturity of Anderson ous African lands to deliver Redford), in certainly one of black against the chifiy white- The direction works well the audience can pick up a mes- and Freehand, but the future of her husband supplies) - a for- the most warmly romantic ness of winter, are contrasted visually to tell the story. At sage in the show. "There may be the band is up in the air. midable challenge for a Euro- films of the decade. Like with the bright myriad of one point, Karen's husband one song in a set that the others Cratty also said that he pean woman in the early 1964's A Passage to India, Out hues of the Africican wilder- has left on safari and will not in the group might not like," started this band on a trial basis years of the century. Yet as of Africa is a ntes-of-passage ness. return until the rains come, Cratty explained: "But if I because he might go out on stage much as she treasures her film, where Karen's life Is certainly an indefinite period really like the song, too bad, the and find that the feeling is Just self-sufficiency, her life is changed when she discovers If not for Streep's many of time in Africa's climate. song is played. not there anymore to perform. incomplete as she grows tired the "colors of Africa." previous Academy Awards Denys and his companion "What you see is me express- But, after Wednesday's en- of the solitary life she leads. and nominations, she'd prob- Bartley Cole visit Karen, and ing my interests and feelings. I ergetic performance and enthu- Although Out of Africa has ably gain the award this year she is pleased to have the don't compromise. To an extent, siastic reception by the crowd at She marries her lover's the same stylish and photo- as well. Her subtle perfor- company. As she waves good- a band must adapt to the vocal- Howards, the driving force be- brother who has been her graphic romanticism of A mance is extraordinary as bye when they depart. It be- ist because if they can't sing it, hind Madhatter will take a long long-time friend primarily so Passage to India, it is more she again becomes the char- gins to sprinkle slightly, and they can't play it." time to weaken. they may start a farm in subtle in its characterization acter she portrays - it seems the film thus deftly reminds Kenya In 1915. Perhaps she and cinematic style. Rarely like she should have her own us that, despite her initial hoped their friendship would does a film create such realis- special award category each attraction to the two visitors, grow into something more - tic, fully drawn characters year. As Karen's philan- she is married to Bror and Messiest desk sought her true motivation for their that live on long after the dering husband Bror, Klaus bell return soon-all con- How many times have you walked the University marriage is left unclear. movie has finished. Maria Brandauer turns in an veyed in a single shot. into your professors office and equally subtle performance So, leave your nominee's When the First World War Shot on location in Kenya, on par with Streep, and he's Out of Africa garnered 11 thought that the Environmental name and office location In the summons men (including her the visual splendor of the my bet to capture the Best Oscar nominations, and this Protection Agency should review Messy Office box at the BG husband) away, Karen ob- film's cinematography is Supporting Actor Award. warmly subtle and romantic it for hazardous waste? News office, 210 West Hall. serves that at least men are simply compelling as it cap- film works on many levels. Friday is out to find the most Entries are due by Wednesday, tested in their abilities and tures the vibrant colors and Redford essentially plays This one is not to be missed. abysmal of these filthy cubicles at March 5 at 5 p.m.

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Comedy brightens BG blessed with winter weekend 2 radio stations by P. F. Wilson Twins, but you'll only hear their Friday reporter hits there and nothing else. by John P. Gbcbe He records his true, mostly WBGU also offers other types of Friday reporter disparaging opinions about The University is blessed in music programming including those he exploits in a diary. n^ny ways. Caribbean, jazz, urban, hard- The subtle humor of Rus- The play climaxes when Cleo- We have Bill's Hill, a nation- core/punk, heavy metal, coun- sia's first professional play- patra finds the diary. ally known hockey team, the Sand Christian. The station wright, Alexander Ostrovsky, The story line in Diary of a world's center for drosophilia era free program guides. is featured in the University Scoundrel unwinds slowly used in genetics research and which are available at several Theater Department's pro- and somewhat confusingly, we have two campus radio sta- local businesses. duction of Diary of a Scoun- but it soon picks up pace when tions. "WBGU offers the listening drel. Yegor meets Mamaev. Hu- WFAL - nicknamed "The audience music that they are not The comedy concludes its mor comes in the form of the Rock Authority" - is found on able to here elsewhere," Oakes run at the Main Auditorium in haughty, hypocritical person- 680 AM, and can only be picked said. University Hall with perfor- alities of the characters, but up in the dorms. That's a shame, Both stations offer news and mances at 8 p.m. this Friday it is most effective in the really. The "Waffle," as it is and oper- and Saturday. facial expressions and vocal called by industry insiders, is an ate 24 hours a day. _ l stations Diary of a Scoundrel is a intonations of the actors. Album Oriented Rock (AOR) are also student run. satire on 19th century Rus- station. sian society in which a young Theater professor, Allen According to music director man exploits the vanities of Kepke, director of the produc- Dale Stead, WFAL plays, "The others in order to better his tion, has done a superb job of best in contemporary rock-n- 1 FREE ITEm family's social and financial typecasting the characters. roll, as well as oldies/' OF YOUR CHOICE status. Fuller, a master's theater The station features a 24-hour student, plays an excellent request line that gets your song on any size pizza The comedy opens with Ye- Yegor Gloumov. and Bus- on within IS minutes. "We're a ASK (or It when ordering gor Gloumov (Ivan Fuller) cani, senior public relations third less serious than other coupon not needed and his mother (Lisa Bus- major, is impressive as Ma- stations, but sound great," said cani) scheming to find a way dame Gloumov. The express- Stead. to Improve their fortunes. Ye- ions and mannerisms of the gor manages to ingratiate fortune teller, the butler (Ste- WBGU - a.k.a. "The Alterna- himself to his wealthy, dis- CBuehrer) and Madame tive" - offersjust what its mon- I ULXV.I OP|N 4 p „, tant relative Neel Mamaev ousina are hilarious as iker implies. The majority of the (Thomas K. Kieffer) and win well. music programming is alterna- Ph. 352-5166 the favor of Mamaev's circle The costumes and stage tive rock-n-roll, or rock-n-roll of friends. He flatters Ma- sets aren't spectacular, but Bui can't hear anywhere else, Free maev's romance-minded wife they do compliment the ost groups heard on WBGU Delivery Cleopatra (Elizabeth Kimes), play's overall affect. don't get airplay anywhere else, Attention Grabbing and he uses a drunken fortune While the Russian style of which makes WBGU "a starting VOTED 8EST PiZZR IN a C .iol valid with other coupons Yegor Gloumov (Ivan Fuller) gets more attention than he wishes from teller (Jodi Lee Maile) to writing takes some getting point for new bands," according Cleopatra Mamaev (Elizabeth Kimes) In this scene from the University impress the wealthy widow used to, the University The- to music director Lynn Oakes. production of Diary of a Scoundrel. The comedy will be presented at Madame Tourousina (Karen ater Department's rendition Others who receive airplay 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday in the Main Auditorium of University Hall L. Gygli), whose niece he of the Diary of a Scoundrel . can be heard on commercial on campus. hopes to marry. makes it easy to laugh. radio like Simple Minds, De- VISIT US ON THE pecbe Mode and the Thompson BGSUCAMPDAY; CAMP NUH0P- "THE

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Ozzy dries out Violent Femmes get G.K., U.S. acclaim LONDON (AP) - Ozzy Os- ing to Osbourne's LP, "Speak to bourne no longer bites the heads the Devil." off bats. He even says he's given Osbourne said the parents by P. F. WiUon somewhat controversial al- and Brian Ritchie who does Ritchie breaks out the power up drugs and drink. misunderstood his song. " 'Sui- Friday reporter bum Hallowed Ground. Now lead vocals for that particular chord. It's solid AOR The madman of heavy metal cide Solution' was nothing more in 1986 comes their third LP track. Ritchie's gruff voice material and may bring the has become a family man. than a warning to people on the When it comes to chart-top- entitled The Blind Leading sings Christ is crying/Outside Femmes some well deserved That's what he's saying as he dangers of drinking too much ping acts our overseas cous- The Naked. More than any- your church door/Don't let attention on commercial ra- gears up for a U.S. tour to pro- alcohol," he said. ins, the Brits, have a lot to be thing this album shows how him in/He'U get mud on the dio. mote his latest LP, "The Ulti- The British rock star has al- proud of, but no one is sneez- well the Femmes have pro- floor. . .The worst of men- "Heartache" is a fast mate Sin." ways courted controversy. Be- ing at big name American gressed musically. /Don't seem to affect you. straight forward rock and roll "I would hate for my kids to sides being vilified for biting off acts. Madonna and The Boss The album starts with the The song "Faith" is almost song. Nothing fancy here- say, 'Mum, how did Dad die?' a bat's head during a concert in were one and two in record 29-second "Old Mother Rea- spiritual by contrast. A ana it works. and to have her answer, 'Well, Des Moines, Iowa, he was ac- sales in the U.K. last year. gan." It's reminiscent of their bluesy saxophone rolls over The album finishes with an he died of an overdose of drugs,' cused of urinating on the Alamo The Brits do hold a definite debut LP, and is politicaly the song as Gordon Gano tells all too brief ballad called or 'He drank himself to death.' before a performance in San edge in one area though, and motivated. Leader Gordon us about his faith in God. "Two People." It's less than a That's a horrible thing to leave Antonio. that's in the number of good, Gano sings Old Mother Rea- "Candlelight Song" fin- minute long and one has to your kids," said Osbourne. Osboume quit the band Black young, fresh groups. gan/She's so dumb/She's so ishes side one and is the only wonder why the Femmes Osboume and his wife, Sharon Sabbath in 1978 to pursue a solo The future of true Ameri- dangerous. . .Old Mother disappointing track on the didn't make it any longer. Arden, who is also his manager, career that didn't take off, and can music lies in only a hand- Reagan went to heaven/But album. Slow and moody, the The album hasn't produced have three children - ages 2,1, felt he'd never reach such suc- ful of groups. One group at the pearly gates/She was piece quickly becomes mo- any hits, and more than likely and 2 months. He has two chil- cess again. that's recieved critical ac- stopped - and so does the notonous. An overly promi- won't. So for the few of you dren from a previous marriage. claim both here and in Britain song. nent bass and a lot of who wait to see how many His change to family man "Then Sharon came in and is Milwaukee's Violent Fem- Religion is still a big theme percussion just doesn't hold hits an album has before you comes at a time when his career said. 'We're going to get you out mes. with the Femmes, especially up for three minutes. invest in it, don't hold your is once again laced with contro- of this.' It was like a ray of The Femmes have actually in songs like "No Killing,' More stand-out cuts include breath. For the rest of you versy. sunshine." been making records since "Faith"' and "Love and Me a cover of a Marc Bolan song, who may want to here part of Last October, he was sued for She became his manager, and 1983, when they released a Make Three." The latter was and the band's current single, America's musical future, unspecified general and punitive three years later they married. critically acclaimed debut written by the other two band called "Children of the Revo- The Blind Leading The Naked damages by the parents of John Under her direction he has re- LP, followed in 1984 by the members Victor De Lorenzo lution." For this song, Brian is worth at least one listen. Daniel McCoUum, 19, of Indio, leased three solo albums, each Calif. The youth shot himself to selling more than 1 million cop- death Oct. 27,1984, while listen- ies. Don't pollute. Give a hoot. mmmmmm Don't pollute. Use The Escort Service

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Whan on* thinks of th. opera, often visions of Bugs Bunny chasing Elmer Fudd in "The Barber of Seville," fat women with viking horns on their hoods singing away and other such images come to mind. Why not see for yourself what a real opera is and what it's all about. Frldoy and Saturday (March 7-8) the Bowling Green community will have the Whirling dancers will grace the stage ot Main opportunity to see live performances of "Auditorium at 8 p.m. Friday (March 13) through Sunday the Puccini operas "Suor Angelica" ond (March 15). "Gianni Schicchi" beginning at 8 p.m. in The University Performing Dancers, a 14-member Kobacker Hall of the Moore Musical Arts troupe, will perform pieces by tour choreographers in Center. Iftl their annual spring performance. The dancers will Roy Lazarus will direct and the Bowl- perform numbers choreographed by Sally Fowler, a ing Green Philharmonia will be directed visiting assistant professor In the department of by Robert Spano. philosophy; Jane Welner. a 1965 graduate of the Puccini is one of the most popular r. ,i University and numbers by Olivia Rivers and Deborah opera composers today because of his >P4& Tell, both members of the University dance faculty. simple plots about simple people in In addition to the University Performing Dancers, complex situations, according to Laz- 1>V members ot the Rigmarole Dance company will also mtiPgfi- -: arus. *.-. appear. They will perform "Ethere-Elle," a piece "Suor Angelica" concerns a nun. Sister choreographed by Tell. Angelica, who has been sent to a con- %mL Tickets for the performance are S2 for students and S3 vent by her noble family for having an for adults and can be purchased at the door. For more illegitimate child. She is forced by her IS? «*»£> information call 372-2395. aunt to sign away her inheritance to her *<-' !■ sister. The opera takes place in the 17th century. "Gianni Schicchi" is a comedy set in Florence in the early 20th century. When relatives learn Buoso Donati has willed UNPVERSI PERFORMING his entire fortune to charity, they hire Gianni to impersonate him and change his will to include them. Tickets for the event are $4, $6 and $8 and half-price for students with a valid I.D. and can be purchased at the Moore Musical Arts Center box office or re- served by calling 372-8171. Box office hours ore 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Mon- day through Friday. on Pai Ai'etfMiAell'AliA

1 "Th. Entertainer." accent all with 1 p.m. a reception sponsored by th. Cincinnati, at well as syst.ms from contemporary pieces such at "Stor Wars: Undergraduate Stud.nl Gov.rnm.nt will Kalamazoo and D.troit. Mich. Students will Lectures... The Contina Suit.," and then top it off with tyiorts. . b. held on the second floor of the Student be able to match their major field in Wrapping up a successful Black History a return to th. traditonal, Ilk. "Wh.n th. Services Building. This event is free ond education with th. needs of the individual Month here at the University will bo Dick Saintt Go Marching In." open to all. A Nate Thurmond recognition ' school systems at th. fair. Students ar. Gregory, a comedian, author and human Th. jazz will contlnu. Tu.sday (March 11) dinner will be th. final event on Friday encouraged to sign up for interviews at rights activist. Gregory has written nine when th. University Jan Lab Bandt will (Feb. 28). Dinner will begin at 6 p.m. at th. , University Placement Services for books and in his lifetime has promoted giv. a concert at 8 p.m. in Kobacker Hall. Holiday Inn, 1550 East Wooster. The cost is interviews with th. school syst.ms during such diverse issues as women's rights, the And that concert is just the banning of a $15. Proceeds from the dinner will h.lp these times...But if it's a summer job you're advancement of blacks in society and busy month of music in the Center. At 3 develop an annual scholarship fund for a looking for, then maybe Student eliminating acid rain, to name o few. Ho p.m. Sunday (March 2) the Brass Quintet minority student athlete. For tick.ts call Employment's Summer Job Fair is just will speak tonight at 8 p.m. in 115 will present a concert In Bryan Recital Hall. the Memorial Hall box office what you're looking for. Th. fair will b. Education about 'he status of blacks today. Ttwi on Tuesdoy (March 4). th. Trombone hold from lOo.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday (March His speech it tree and open to all...A Ensevmbl. will perform works by Franz 4) in th. lenhart Grand Ballroom of th. Colloquium sponsored by the English Schubert In a concert beginning at 8 p.m. Etcetera. •'• Union and representatives from more than Department, Theorizing the Feminine: The next night (March 5). soprano Ann Pancakes have been a traditonal part of M employers are expected to be in The Anglo American vs. The French CorrIgan and pianist Vinc.nt Corrlgan American breakfasts for years since their attendance. Most of the representatives Traditions, will bo held at 7 p.m. Monday will present a concert at 8 p.m. in Bryan appearanc. as "griddle cakes" in pioneer will be from summer camps, but employers (March 10) in the Capitol Room of the Recital Hall. Th. Trio da Camera will take days. Pioneers won't be serving the Phi Mu such as the Cedar Point Amusement Park, Union. Anne Herman from the University the stag, at 8 p.m. Sunday (March 9) for a Pancake Breakfast, but they'll probably th. City of Dayton Parks and Recreation of Michigan will deliver this speech about concert in Bryan Recital Holl and th»n th. tost, at good at th. early griddle cokes. Division ond orea resorts will also be feminist literary theory. The speech is free n.xt night (March 10) the N.w Music The breakfast Is scheduled from 9 a.m. to represented. No appointments are n.eded and open to all. Ensemble will giv. a concert at 8 p.m. in 11 a.m. Sunday (March 9) at St. Thomas and there is no admission charge...Th. Bryan. While the Jazz lab Band It More University parish, 425 Thurttin. Student BJac Cantor has a problem. In th. performing In Kobocker on Tuesday (March Proceeds from the breakfast will go to near future, a flog pole will be erected in II). the Peregrine Contort, a Nat. Thurmond, arguably th. bast Project H.O.P.l. (Health Opportunities for front of th. Center and the Center's Renaissance ensemble, will giv. a concert basketball player ever to wear a Falcon People Everywhere). Tickets ar. $1.75, specially designed pennant will fly at 8 p.m. in Bryan. The next night (March jersey, will have that jersey retired during $2.25 and $3. according to portion siz. and immediately below the American flag. Tha 12), members of the mutic faculty will halftime activities at the Falcon-Miami con be purchased at the door. For more problem: the Rec Center doesn't have a perform In a Bryan Chamber Series basketball game. 2 p.m. Saturday (March information about th. breakfast call Kathy specially designed pennant. To correct th. concert at 8 p.m. in Bryan. Faculty 1) in Anderson Arena. Tickets for th. gam. Shaw at 352-4429...Although humility Is a problem, a contest to find th. best "members expected to perform Include ore students $2, odults $4 and reserved $5. good attribute to have, we at Gr«ven Sheet student designed flag is being held. flutists Judith Bentley and David Melle. Tickets are available at the Memorial box ore proud to be considered one of the Applications and contest rules ore now -violinist Nathan Gordon, clarinetist Edward office Monday to Frldoy from 9 a.m. to 5 University's hottest daslgns. W. will be available at the Center, the deodline to Marks, tenor Richard Mathey and pianltt p.m. To commemorate th. event the mayor displayed among other interesting works submit dasigns is Friday (March 14). Prlzas Ann Pop*. All of the March concerts or. of Bowling Green. Bruce Bellord. has at the annual Stud.nt Design Exhibition will be awarded for the two best entries. proclaimed tha day "Nat. Thurmond Day." Tha exhibition opens Sunday (March 2) with "''•••_ . I I | A first-round pick of the San Francisco a public reception from 2-5 p.m. in the Fine Warriors in 1963, Thurmond is considered Arts Gallery The exhibit will continue one of the best defensive players to have Theater...-|- through March 21. Gallery hours or. 8:30 -^^Jr^BxezeW Green Sheet is Tonight and tomorrow night laughter will ever played in the NBA. H. is on. of the a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through Friday. The AViisir... ^Ir^J^e-fgfJJV produced by the continue in Main Auditorim of University only players to have hit jersey retired by exhibit it free and open to all Mellbo.es Tonight (F.b. 28) Th. Mw of ^BJP^^^^SA Bowling Green State Hall at Mary of A Scoundrel continues its two teams: Golden State and Cleveland. will be available for th. first tim. for 1 Dixieland, a six m.mb.r group which hat Unlveslty Offic. of H. finished hit basketboll career in studsnt organizations here on campus. I BiM dual r*c.iv»d rav. r*vl.w» worldwide, will run. Th. ploy it o comic portrayal of a Public Relations for young man who takes advantage of others' Cleveland in 1977 with career averages of The boxes or. free to student groups and bring its Now Orl«ans-styl. music to students, faculty and vanities to enhance his welfare. Curtain IS points ond IS rebounds In nearly 1,000 or. located In 405 Student Services. Mail Bowling Green for on 8 p.m. concert in staff. time Is 8 p.m. Tickets or. $2 for students NBA contests. In odditon to being at tha con be distributed through these boxes by Kobacker Hall. Moor. Musical Art* Center. The next issue of gam.. Thurmond will be making several bringing it addressed to specific Tickets for this Artist Series event or. ond $4 for oil others and can be reserved by Oraon Sha.'. will ha publi.ned March 14 other appearances during th. weekend. organizations or, for mass mailings, a free (or University students and $3, $S and calling 372-2222 or purchosed at tha and will covor o thrao week pariod. March door...Sat within a religious theme, the An informal discussion titled quantity of 175 should be provided for $7 for oil others. Tickets can be picked up 17 through April 6 The daadline to submit tll.erb.r. Production' MOM Appeal "Conversations with Nat." from 9:30 a.m.- distribution. Groups who have a campus or purchosed at the Kobocker Hall box information for that issue is noon will be stoged at 8 p.m. Wednesday (Anarch 11 a.m. Friday (Fab. 28) In th. Prout Hall offic. or. not included in this service. For office from 10:30 a.m. until the Wednesday. March 12. Main Lounge will begin th. day's mar. details contact the Office of Student performance. Formed in 1949, The Dukes 5) through Saturday (March 8) in 405 All events must be submitted in writing University Hall. The play explores the festivities. Tha event is co-sponsored by Activities and Orientation at 372- offer a distinctive blend of traditional to the Green Sheet editor, 806 relationship between a young seminarian the Office of Minority Affairs and 2843. Students who will be going into the Dixieland, pop and innovative jazz ttyllngs. Administration Building. There is no charge who it assigned to a priest to learn to Residential Services Th. event is free and teaching profession ore encouraged to They preserve such Dixieland favorites as to have an item listed open to all. A Falcon Club luncheon will be attend th. Teacher Job Fair Thursday "Bourbon Street Parade" and "South conform to ma system Tickets ar. Editor: Dlna Horwedel available only at tha door ond ara $1.50. held noon Frldoy (F.b. 28) in th. Ice Arena (March 6). Tha fair will be held from 3-8 Rampart Street Parade," blend them with Calendar Editor: Staci Slupe Lounge. The colt it the price of lunch. For p.m. In the Lenhart Grand Ballroom of tha mellow blues Ilk. "Benin Street Bluet." toss Designed by: Anne Kern reservations please call 372-2401. At 1:30 Union ond will feature Ohio school systems In torn, ragtime numbers Ilk. Scott Joplin's Production: Bob Schindl.r such as Bellevue. Vermilion. Toledo, Mourn... Bowling Green. Fremont.

VirL XVI, Me. 11 IfVcai SSfnte Ihriwrsify fcltrnarY rUtyliMMS 1 I I I fise-ii e.m. _ WHMII «lth Note In Co: ilcatioos 7: JO, e. 11 SMB. - Church Banrltot 7:JO e.m.-Neen - Coffee Wan Meeting. Elections will be held for 1986-87 officer.. Open to St Aloysius Church. ISO S. Enterprise. Saa 7:10 a.m. Monday. March 1. listing. Former BGSU All-Amerko bo.kelboll . Conference Room, 11th floor, Offenhouer Wast. player Not* Thurmond will hold on Infor- 8. 10 mm. - Church Service. mal di.cusnon i«siion Free and opon to * 7-e p.m. - Culture Night $1. John's Episcopal Church. 1509 E. is See 8:30 a.m. Monday. March 3. listing. all. Main lounge. Prout Hall. Singing, dancing, and reading* of different cultures will be Wooster. presented. Open to oil. French House. Sorority Row. 1: JO 1 p.m. - Vl.lllrv, Writers' Series Church Servfc. I I Canter mtarnshlas Phil St. Clou. Engli.h Inttructor. ond Robert Bh/ermon, 7: JO p.m. - Amsrfuai l.ctoty of Interior Design.rs St. Marks Lutheran Church, 315 S. College. Information session. Open to all. Sponsored by the Center groduato student, will road from tholr works. Froo ond opon Meeting. Open to all. Home Economics Living Center. for Academic Options. 231 Administration. to all. Faculty lounge, Union. 9 e.m.-l p.m. - Phi Mu Pancake BUeHael Tickets ore $1.75. $2.25 and $3 (according to breakfast por- 7-8:4S p.m. - Pllllllll.il Career W.rfclBipi 7: JO SMB. - Bete Alpha Pal and Ac mine. Cluk tion tlie). St. Thomas More Pariah. 425 Thurstln. 7iM. «t4S p.m.. Midnight - UAO CWMH MM Meeting. Open to oil members ond pledges. Campus Room, Sponsored by the Latino Student Union. Free and open to all. "Cocoon" will bo shown. $1.50 with a »GSU 10. 210 Math Union. •: JO Mb, - Church Service Assembly Room, Union, Science. Grace Brethren Church, 121 S. Enterprise. 8 p.m. - Concert • p.m. - Bryan Chamber Series 7:30 p.m. - Hockay Faculty member. Ann and Vincent Corrlgon will perform. 0, 11 1 B. - Church S* The Debussy Trio will perform. Free ond open to all. Bryan •GSU vs. Illinois-Chicago In tho CCHA playoffs, ko Arona. Free and open to all. Bryan Recital Hall, Moore Mutkal Arts First United Methodist. 1506 E. Wooster. Recital Hall, Moor* Mu.icol Art* Canter. ' Canter. ■ p.™. - Artiit Imtm 10. 11 MB. 1:IS p.m. - Church Service. 8-10 p.m. - Public Skating Tho Dukes ol Dixieland will porform. Tickets oro froo for • pja.-TV r Production St. Thomo. Mora Parish, 425 Thurstln. Admission is II .25 with a BGSU ID. Skate rental 50 cents, ke ■GSU students. $3. $5 ond $7 for all others. Kobocker Hall. "Moss Appeal" will be presented. Admission Is $1.50 at the Arena. Moor. Mu.ical Am Cantor. door. 405 University Hall 10 e.m.. * p.m. - Church Service. Doysprlng Assembly of God. 181 Vi S. Main. 8-10 p.m. - Puklk Skating Admission Is $1.25 with a valid BGSU I.D. Skate rental 90 10 e.m. - Church Service cants. Ice Arena. First Presbyterian Church. 126 S. Church. 7: JO em.-Neon - Carle* War* See 7:30 o.m. Monday. March 3. li.ting. 10: JO mm, - Church Service s p.m. - owokotbo.il United Christlon Fellowship, 313 Thurstln. •GSU vl. Miami. At holfllmo. formor 8:10 e.m.-S p.m. •GSU ond NBA ttor Nato Thurmond will lEhPjIllBB 10:30 e.m. - Church Service See 8:30 o.m. Monday. March 3. listing havo hli i.r.ey numbor rotlrod. Ander* 7: JO e.m.-Noon - Coffee Wan University Lutheran Chapel. 1124 E. Wooster. tan Arona. Sea 7 30 o.m. Monday. March 3. listing. 10:10 e.m.12: JO BkB*. - Home le.nomlci Seminer 10:30 mm. - Church Service 7:JO. 9:43 p.m.. Midnight - UAO Campus Film 8:JO e.m.-5 p.m. - Student Design Sponsored by BGSU Bible Studies. 1040 Moore Musical Arts "Get to Know the Choir" will be presented. Open to all. Home Economics Living Center. Soo 7:30 p.m. Friday. Fob. 38, lilting. MSSMBM Center. See 8:30 a.m. Monday, March 3. listing. 5:JO-7:JO p.m. - Lenten Series 7:JO p.m. - Hockay 10: JO e.m. - Church 8en»lte 11:JO SUM. - Washington Canter Internships Supper. Illm ond discussion series. Free ond open to oil. An- •GSU vi lllinoi. Chicogc In tho CCHA playoff, ko Arona. Active Christians Toddy. Prout Chopel. Information session. Sponsored by the Center for Academic tioch library, St. Thomas Mora Porlsh. 425 Thurstln. Options. Open to all. 231 Administration. 10: JO a.m. - Church Service ■ p.m. - l.nk.rt Cleeslc Film Series Peace Lutheran Church. 1028 W. Pearl. 2-4:JO p.m. - Ceffee Hours "Beach Blanket Bingo" will be shown. Free and open to all. Coffee ond refreshments will be served. T. Berry Cobb. Glsh Film Theater. Hanna. director of the Energy Studies Program, will present "Historic 10: JO a.m., 4 p.m. - Church Services Alllanc. Church. 1161 Napoleon. Prospective, of World Energy." Free ond open to all. Spon- • p.m. - Dance Concert sored by the World Student Association. 411 South Hall. The University Performing Dancers will perform. Admission 10: JO e.m., 4 p.m. - Church Services 2-S p.m. - Design lihlbltlon Is 12 for students; $3 for all others. Main Auditorium, Univer- First Baptist Church, 74« Wlntergorden. Roc.plion. Tho Student Design Exhibi- 1-8 p.m. - Teecher Job Felr sity Hall tion opons. Froo ond opon to all. Representatives from various school systems will be on hand 10: JO mm. - Church Service Gallon/, Flno Art. Building. for Interviews. Sponsored by the University Placement Ser- ■ p.m. - Coffee Hoe*. Trinity United Methodist Church. 200 N. Summit. 3 p.m. ~ Contort vkes. Lenhort Grand Ballroom. Union. Sponsored by the Honors Student Association. Open to all. Honors Center. Kreischer Quadrangle. Tho Brass Quintot will porform. Froo and opon to oil. Bryan 10:45 e.m. - Church Service J: JO-7: JO p.m. - Lenten Series Recital Hall. Moore Musical Arts Cantor. First Christian Church. 875 Hasklns. Supper, film ond discussion series. Video presentation on 8:JO mm. - Uhle Study missionary experiences in Zimbabwe will be shown. Free 2-S p.m. - Educational Memorebllle Center S-* p.m. - R.treet Sponsored by United Christian Fellowship. Open to oil. Various historical article, will be on display. Free and open "Brood That Is Broken," a two-night rotroat. will bo hold. Ad- ond open to oil. Antioch Library. St. Thomas More University United Christian Fellowship. 313 Thurstln. to all. Little Red Schoolhouse, wast of the Commons. vanced registration requested. Antioch Room, St. Thomas Parish, 425 Thurstln. More Parish. 425 thurslln. 4-9 p.m. - American Marketing Association 3:JO-5:JO p.m. - Public Skating Wine ond cheese party. Open to members and faculty. Ad- Admission Is $1.25 with a valid BGSU ID. Skate rental S0| 7 p.m. - SBKltol cents, ke Arena. The Graduate Music Student Association will porform. Bryan mission Is $5. Semi-formal dress. Kaufman's Restaraunt. 163 Recital Hall, Moore Musical Arts Center. S. Mom 7:10 e.m.-Nooa - Coffee War* S p.m. - Beehl Fellowship Sea 7:30 a.m. Monday. March 3, listing. Sponsored by Contact Ministries. Open to all. Prout Chapel. 7: JO p.m. - Hockey 7-8:JO pun. - Cultural Conversation fflfc Morcia Nunes will spook on "Brazil: A Land of Contrast." r^Ajr 8:10 BJB.-S p.m. - Student Design BGSU vs. Illinois-Chicago in the CCHA Ployoffs (if nocossory). 8 p.m. - Vespers Ice Arena. Sponsored by the University Honors Progrom, Free ond open liklbitloa to all. Honors Center, Kreischer Quadrangle. United Christian Fellowship, 313 Thurstln. See 8:30 a.m. Monday, March 3, listing.

7:J0-»:JO p.m. - Comma.ore 44 and 128 User* Oroup 7:30 p.m. -- Planetarium Sham 1:30 1 p.m. - Visiting Writers' Series Meeting. Open to all. Copitol Room. Union. See 8 p.m. Tuesday. March 4. listing. Robert Cooperman, visiting writer, will road from hit poetry. Free and opon to all. Toft Room. Union. ■ p.m. - Lenhort Classic Film Series 7:JO p.m. - Social Justice Committee "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" will be shown. Froo and open to Meeting. Open to all. St. Thomas More Porlsh. 425 Thurstln. • p.m. - Fentesy and Wergemlng Society all. Glsh Film Theater, Hanna. Meeting and open gaming. Froo ond open to oil. Off Campus • p.m. - Concert Student Center. Mosaley. 7:JO a.m.-Noon - Coffee Won • |MB. - Visiting Writer Trio da Camera will perform. Bryon Recital Hall. Moore Coffee and refreshments will bo sold. Writer Grace Poulet will read from her works. Open to a Musical Arts Canter. • p.m. - Shabbet Service* Sponsored by Phi Beta lambda. Lobby, Prout Chapel. Sponsored by the Jewish Students Group. 120 State St. Apt. Education. C-1. • p.m. - Theater Production B: JO e.m.3 p.m. - Student Design lihlbltlon 7:J0 p.m. - Contemporary French Film P«*tl»al Free and opon to all. Gallery, Fine Arts Building. See 8 p.m. Wednesday. March 5. listing. 7:10 a.m. Noon - Coffee War* "Pauline a la Plage," with English subtitles, will be shown. See 7:30 a.m. Monday, March 3, listing. Free and open to all. Glsh Film Theater. Honna. 9:JO e.m.-J:JO p.m. - BGSU Trivia Gem. Sele 8:JO Ms. - Bible Study United Christian Fellowship. 313 Thurstln. Sponsored by tho American Marketing Association. Price is 8:JO e.m.-S p.m. - I 7:10. 9:45 p.m. - UAO Cempm Film $9.99 with a valid student ID. Sale continual through Friday. Exhibition "Mask" will be shown. $1.50 with a BGSU ID. 210 Math March 14. On-Compus Mailbox Room. Mosaley. See 8 30 a.m. Monday. March 3, listing. Science. 2-4 p.m. - Coffee Hours 12:30-2 p.m. - Art! and Sciences Career Fair 7: J0-* p.m. - Dunamls Camp a* Fellowshl p Coffee and refreshments will bo served. Sonsorod by the| Luncheon and keynote address by Russ Wormath of Owens Meeting. Open to oil. Alumni Room, Union. World Student Association. 411 South Hall. 7:M o.m.-Noon - Coffee Wen See 7:30 a.m. Monday, March 3. listing. Corning FIberglas. Luncheon reservations may be made by colling 2-2356. Alumni Room. Union. • p.m. - Concert *:J0-4 p.m. - Arts Manopom.nt I I M A R The Concert Bond and the University Bond will perform. Free Sponsored by the College of Musical Arts. Open to all. Gr een| 8:J0 e.m.-5 p.m. - Student Design 2 4:JO p.m. - Coffee Hour* and open to all. Kobocker Hall. Moor. Mu.icol Arts Canter. Room. Moore Musical Arts Center. Ixhleltlon See 8:30 a.m. Monday, March 3, listing. Coffee and refreshments will be served. Sponsored by the World Studewnt Association. Opon to oil. 411 South Hall. 8-10 p.m. - Public Skating 7 p.m. - Undergroduete Student Government If) SMB. Admission is 11.25 with a valid BGSU ID. Skate rental 50 Meeting. Open to all. Assmebly Room, McFall Center. Elisabeth Reynolds Wallet from Boston College will discuss 3-3 p.m. - Art* and Sciences Career laminar cents. Ice Arena. "Ethical Issues In Counseling and Human Services: A Pan- Russ Wormath of Owens Corning FIberglas will present the 7. * p.m. - UAO Cempu* Film dora's Box?" Free and open to all. Alumni Room. Union. seminar. Free and open to all. Community Suite, Union. Midnight — UAO Campus Film "The Cotton Club," .tarring Gregory Hlnes and Richard Gore, "Meatballs," starring Bill Murray, will be shown. 11.50 with will be presented. $1.50 with BGSU 10. 121 West Hall. 1:20 p.m. - Visiting Writers' Series 7 p.m. - Undergraduate Student Oov.r BGSU ID. 210 Math Science. Alan Johnson. Solly Kraine, ond Cheryl lochowskl. graduate Meeting. Open to oil. Assembly Room, McFall Canter. • p.m. •• Criminal Justice Organisation students, will read from their work. Sponsored by the Meeting. Career counseling ond resume writing will be Creative Writing Progrom and University Student activities. 7 p.m. - Feminist literary Colloquium discussed. Open to all. 107 Hanna. Free and open to oil. Faculty Lounge. Union. Anno Herrmann of tho University of Michigan will spook on "Theorizing the Feminine: The Anglo-Amerkon vs. the 11 e.m.-l p.m. - Clink for Handicap- • p.m. - International Film Series 2: JO p.m. - Cnlleasjlasa lerlao French Traditions.'' Froo ond open lo all. Capital Room. "A Strange Saint." with English subtitlas, will bo shown. Union. School of HPER Saturday Clink for Hon- Sponsored by tho deportments of Russian, Gorman, ond East Leroy T. Walker of North Carolina Central University will dkopped Youth. Anyone Interested In discuss "The Student Athlete in Higher Education: Issues and Asion languages. Free ond open to all. Glsh Film Theater. working with handicapped children on a Concerns." Free and open to all. Glsh Film Theater. Hanna. 7. * p.m. - UAO Cempm Film Honna. "Real Genius" will be shown. $1.50 with BGSU ID. 115 on. on-one basis should attend. Contact Dolores Black. 24917. 3 p.m. -Hockey Education. CCHA semi-finals. Joe Louis Ar.no. Datrolt. 11 a.m.-2 SMB. - Oil Omega Sunshine Run 7: JO p.m. - Phi Beta lambda __ T U E Entry fee Is 13. Open to oil. For more Information coll 2-5529. • p.m. - Fentesy and Wergaailng Society Meeting. Terri Sexton, coordinator of chapter services for Meeting ond open gaming. Free ond open to oil. Off-Campus the March of Dimes, will speak. Opon to all. Alumni Room. 4 p.m. - Church Service Union. Student Center, Mosaley. St. Thomas More Parish. 425 Thurshn. 7:30 p.m. - Racism Lecture • p.m. - Iketbet Services 7:J0. 9:43 MB* UAO Campus Film Sponsored by the Jewish Students Group. 120 State St.. Apt. "Racism on White Campuses will be discussed. Open to all. See 7:10 p.m. FrHoy. March 14, listing. 7:JO e.m.-Neon Coffee Wers Sponsored by the Caribbean Association. State Room, Union. See 7 30 a.m. Monday. March 3, listing. C-l. Ml anight - UAO Camp a* Film • p.m. - International Film Series •:J0 e.m.-S p.m. - Student Design lihlbltlon 7: JO, »:4S p.m., Midnight . UAO Cempm Film See midnight Friday March 14, listing. See 8:30 a.m. Monday, March 3, listing. "lack to the Future," starring Michael J. Fox, will be shown. "The Moon is Just o Naked Ball," with English subtitles, will II.50 with (GSU ID. 210 Math Science. be presented. Sponsored by the department, of Russian, German and East Asion language.. Free and open to oil. 10 e.m.-l p.m. - Camp Den/ and lament Job Fair Representatives for more than 60 summer employers will be 7: JO SMB. - Psm.mli Cempm Fellowship Glsh Film Theater, Hanna present. Lenhort Grand Ballroom, Union. Meeting. Open to oil. Alumni Room. Union. • p.m. - Fashion Show 7:10. ». 11 a.m. - Church Service. 1:JO p.m. - Weehlngton Canter Int. •hip 8 p.m. — HssBBfarlpsB Show '75 Years of Excellence: A Celebration." Sponsored by the St. Aloysius Church. 150 S. Ent.rpri... Information session. Sponsored by the Center for Academic Sea B p.m. Tuesday March 4, listing. Fa.hion Merchandising Association. Free ond open to oil. Options. 213 Administration. lenhort Grand Ballroom. Union. 8. 18 SMB. 8 p.m. - Opera Theater St. John's Episcopal Church. 1509 E. S p.m. - latremurele "A Night of Puccini Opera will be presented Tickets are $4, 8 p.m. -Concert Wooster. Deadline for application to ploy women's ond co-ed $3. and $3 for students. $8. $6 and $4 for all others. Kobocker The New Music Ensemble will perform. Free and open lo oil. volleyball Entries avoiloble In 108 Student Roc Center. Bryan Recitol Hall, Moore Mutkal Arts Center. Moll. Moore Musical Arts Canter. St. Marks Lutheran Church. 315 S. College. 4:JO p.m. - Public ■elation. Organisation ■ pja. - Th.atir PuduitUn Meeting. Open to members. 212 Hoy.. 9tJJ*J e.m, — Church Service See 8 p.m. Wednesday, March S, listing. Grace Br.thren Church, 121 $. Enterpri.e 7: JO p.m. - Society tar Creative Anachronism • p^-Hockey 9tM. 11 e.m. - CharCh Services Meeting. Open to oil. 309 Mosaley. CCHA semifinals. Joe Louis Arena, Detroit. 7:30 e.m.-Noon - Coffee War* See 7:30 a.m. Monday. March 3, listing. First United Methodist, 1506 E. Wooster. 7l»0 pJB. - "W I Meeting. Advertising strategies will bo discussed. Open to 8:JO sMshdj p.m. - Student DstlBB 10, 11 SMB.. 1:11s... St. Thomo* Mor* Parish. 425 Thurstln. all. 110 Business Administration. ■JABSIIIBB SAT See 8:30 a.m. Monday. March 3, listing. 7:JO p.m. - American Marketing «saofletlen 10 (MB.. 4 p.m. - Church l«r»lca* Herb Melton of Tom James clothing retailer will speak. Open | 11:10 e.m. - Coffee Break Series Daysprlng Assembly of God, 181 % S. Moln. JoAnn Kroll, director of the Pkxement Office, will speak on to members. 115 Education. "Placement Services ond Information." Fro* and open to all. 1-8 P-m- - lB.**.l*n*l HHmnatlUa Center MAR Main Lounge. Off-Campus Student Center. Mosaley. • p.m. - Ha terlumSh. 1=8= Various historical ortkles will be on display. Free and open "Planet's Quest" will be presented. $1 donation suggested. 4 p.m. - Church Service - to all. Little Red Schoolhou.*. west of the Commons. 1-5 p.m. - Hearing Impilrs. Program Plonetorium. Physical Sciences Laboratory. St Thomas Mora Parish. 425 Thurstln. Advisement session. 365 Education. : 1p.m. -Cancert t p-m. - Concert 4 p.m. - Heck.y Women's Chorus will perform. Free ond open to oil 7 p.m. - Active Chrlrtlan* Today The Trombone Ensemble will perform. Free ond open to oil. CCHA finals (consolatto e). Joe Louis Arena, Detroit. Kobocker Hall. Moore Mu.ical Arts Center. BO Fellowship meeting. Open to oil. Alumni Room, Union. Bryon Recitol Hall. Moor. Musical Arts Canter. 7 BJB. - Hackay J:JO-S:*0 SMB. - Public Skating 7 p.m. - Home Iconeml CCHA linols (cfwmpionshlp gome). Joe Louis Arena, Admission Is II .25. Skate rental Is 50 cants, ke Arena. Detroit. Meeting. Home Economics Living Canter. 7:JOp.m. - 7:J0, *".45 p.m.. IsMsollahl - UAO Clllllll Film Sponsored by Contact Ministries. Open to all. Prout Chapel. See 7:10 p.m. Friday. March 7. listing. Meeting. Open to oil. 210 Hayes. 4sMB.-Va.par. ■ MB. United Christian Fellowship. 313 Thunjtin. See 8 p.m. Wednesday, March 5. listing. Peregrine Consort will perform. Free and open to all. Bryon 7: JO e.m. otJjajj - Cedfee War* Recital Hall. Moore Mu.icol Arts Center. TlM pJ». - Social Jeetlce Cos Sea 7:30 a.m. Monday, March 3, listing. • p-m. - Opera Theater Meeting. Open to all. It. Thomas Mor* University Parish. 425 Saa 8 p.m. Friday, March 7, listing. Thurstln. 8:JO e.m-3 p.m. - $tudent Deetan l.hlkltlon The Jan lab Bonds will Deform. Free ond open to all. Saa 8.30 a.m. Monday, March 3, listing. Kobocker Hall. Moore Mu.ical Arts Canter. 8 p.m. - Concert Frances Burnett, pianist, will perform. Free and open to all Kobocker Hall, Moore Musical Arts Cantor.

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