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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. vol. 66, issue 16 frlday, September 23, 1983 new/bowling green state university Jury rejects insanity plea; rapist convicted AKRON, Ohio (AP) - Dr. Edward The jury's verdict came after nine The verdict ended a crime spree only with the crimes which occurred Most women were left tied up in compassionate physician by day who Franklin Jackson Jr., described as a hours of deliberation. Common Pleas that police say began on Sept. 25,1975, after Nov. 1, 1978, when a change in their residences. But one woman tes- for years was driven to become a compassionate physician by day but a Judge Frederick Williams scheduled and ended just before dawn on Sept. 5, state law shifted the burden of proof tified she was left bound and gagged burglar and rapist at night. brutal rapist by night, was convicted sentencing for 11 a.m. today. 1982, when Jackson was caught in the to the defense on insanity pleas. in the trunk of her car for four hours Psychologists and a psychiatrist yesterday on all 60 charges against If given the maximum sentence townhouse apartment of two women DURING FIVE weeks of often dra- before someone heard her muffled called by the defense said Jackson him for terrorizing 30 Columbus-area allowed by law, Jackson could face 1.- who weren't home. In his Mercedes- matic testimony, woman after cries. suffered a "one-in-a-million" obses- women. 370 years in prison. Morgan said, if Benz auto, police found index cards woman described how she was sur- sive-compulsive disorder. They con- Rejecting the 39-year-old internist's asked, he would request Williams listing the names of 65 women, many Erised during the early morning Jackson "scouted" his victims for tended he was unable to stop insanity plea, a five-woman, seven- impose the maximum consecutive of them his victims. ours, bound, brutalized and raped. up to two years before executing the attacking women, thus fitting the man jury found Jackson guilty of 21 sentences. However, Prosecutor Mi- Their testimony revealed a pattern meticulously planned attacks. His definition of legal insanity under Ohio rapes, three attempted rapes, four chael Miller said Jackson still would His arrest freed another man, Wil- followed by Jackson, whose victims wife of 17 years said there was never statutes. counts of gross sexual imposition, two be eligible for parole in 9V4 years. liam Bernard Jackson, no relation but were single women, including a for- any hint of Jackson's activity. He counts of Kidnapping, 29 aggravated remarkably similar to the physician mer nun. Most were in their 20s and routinely left home at 4:30 a.m. to In C«umbus, the head of the Co- burglaries and one count of posses- A ONB-TTME hospital board mem- in appearance. William Jackson had 30s, and nearly all lived in apartments make hospital rounds at 5 a.m., she lumbus Police Department's sexual sion of criminal tools. ber who voluntarily surrendered his served five years in prison for two of or townhouses. said. abuse squad called the verdict "what "I'm happy for the victims. Some of medical license on Wednesday, Jack- the rapes with which Dr. Jackson was Jackson attacked the sleeping we expected." them literally have been through son showed no emotion as the verdict charged, and still is awaiting compen- women, tied, gagged and blindfolded SINCE HIS attorneys admitted Detective Sgt. James Carr, a 33- hell," Edward Morgan, an assistant was read, maintaining the same im- sation from the state. them with pillowcases, rope and Jackson attacked the women, the real year veteran of the force, said police Franklin County prosecutor who passive expression he wore through- Dr. Jackson was accused of 36 pantyhose. He often called them by issue in the case was whether Jackson were "overjoyed" when they caught helped try the case, said. out the five-week trial. He refused to rapes and 60 related crimes. This name, threatening to kill them and was legally insane at the time. Jackson. "I thought I might be retired ''For the first time, some of them comment as sheriff's deputies led him trial, in which Jackson admitted the sometimes suffocating them until Defense attorneys portrayed Jack- before we got him. I did not want to •re going to walk tall," he added. from the courtroom to jail. crimes but said he was insane, dealt they lost consciousness. son as a "Dr. JekyU-Mr. Hyde," a leave until we found him," Carr said. Mexican seeks asylum If I would have stayed, I could have opposition to the U.S. political inter- by Carole Homberger been in serious danger," he said, vention in El Salvador. reporter "Two of my freinds were gunned "I believe that what is occuring in down while the other was kiddnapped. El Salvador is not a Russian invasion, Hector Marroquin is wanted by the This is one of the reasons why I sought as Reagan describes it, but instead a Mexican government for a murder political asylum," he said. revolution between the peasants and and robbery be says he did not com- the rich of that country, he said. DEFEND mit Since 1974 he has been seeking THE U.S. government denied him MARROQUIN SATO another rea- political asylum in the United States. politcal asylum and as of April 1979 son he was rejected was based on the Yesterday he spoke at the Taft Room ordered Marroquin back to Mexico criterion the government goes by in of the University Union and explained for reasons primarily concerning po- accepting these cases. WORKERS' RIGHTS litical and economical issues. According to Dr. Tsueno Akaha, tniin began bis long ordeal of According to Marroquin, one of the professor of political science, this seeking political asylum from the reasons has to do with his FBI file criterion has two parts. One part is United States six years ago when he which he said depicts him as a social- formal which states that a person fled Monterrey. Mexico in order to ist supporter guilty of crimes such as seeking political asylum "must show escape political persecution for his robbery since the age of 15. that his or her life is in danger be- lolifical Ki<;lu alleged crimes. "The United States wants nothing cause of circumstances beyond his "Escaping to the U.S. proved to be to do with illegal aliens entering their control." the best filing I ever did for it literally country and admitting that they are The other part is the informal crite- lUclciisc III! 1(1 saved my life," Marroquin said. supporters of socialist or Marxist ria which is the one actually used by He explained that the Mexican po- ideas," he said, "although they will the government. It states that "those lice "framed" him and three other accept Russian and Chinese tennis fleeing from governments that have friends for the murder of a librarian players and ballerinas with no ques- authoritative or oppressive govern- at Nuevo University in Mexico. ments, such as Russia, may seek photo/ oy Cori Lee Otoni Marroquin claims he was framed "I did consider taking ballet or political asylum rather than those Speaking out because of his continued involvement tennis lessons," he said. coming from countries where the with political movements in Mexico to Marroquin claims the U.S. Depart- United States is on friendly terms, Hector Marroquin (above), spoke in the Taft Room of the University Union yesterday on the U.S. fight for basic political rights. ment of Immigration does not like his such as Mexico. government case to deport him from this country because of his political ideas. Marroquin is a Mexican socialist opposing the U.S. intervention in Central America. The talk was sponsord by the Political Rights Defense Fund. Ohio boy continues painful eye treatment NEWARK, Ohio (AP) - Twelve-year- Michael and his stepfather, Ivan lays on the bed for 15 to 20 minutes. He once the treatments begin, the entire he could see cars moving on the street of the Soviet's shooting down a South old Michael Walker had to be talked Sickles, traveled to Moscow on Sept. 9 was just doubling up his fists and series of shots must be administered 10 stories below his hotel window. The Korean airliner may complicate their into continuing with painful eye treat- so doctors at the Helmholtz Institute saying, 'God, take the pain away,' " or the deterioration of his eyesight vehicles were blurred, but that was an travel plans, she noted. ments in the Soviet union, his mother could treat the boy for retinitis pig- his mother said. could be hastened. The treatment improvement in his vision, she said. said, but the boy told her he will keep mentosa, a disease which can cause Mrs. Sickles said Michael's morale normally takes two weeks, but be- And for the first time in three years, Mrs. Sickles expressed optimism, taking the shots that hurt so badly his blindness. was so low when they talked last week cause of the pain, doctors gave Mi- be said he could distinguish colors. however, saying, "Mr. Sickles and knees buckle. that he wanted to stop the treatments. chael a two-day break in the middle of Michael reported that the Soviets Pat Sickles said she talked by The doctors are administering a The phone call home was made with the series. «TVE GOT to see it to believe it," have gone out of their way to be phone with her son, and told him not series of injections of Encad, a drug the hope that Michael's mother could Mrs. Sickles said. "But it's definitely friendly and helpful." to come home from Russia, where he not available in the United States. bolster his courage. "We just hope for the best," Mrs. an improvement, if it's true." C. Donald Curry, chairman of the is undergoing special eye treatment The doctors must inject the medi- "Mikey finally said, 'Mom, I'm Walker said. ''I'm a little bit afraid campaign that raised funds for Mi- not available in the United States. cine daily into Michael's buttocks and going to stay. I'm going to put up with that after Mikey gets those treat- Mrs. Walker also is worried about chael's trip to Russia, said he is "I had to be firm and honest with behind his eyeballs. Immediate reac- all that pain,' " Mrs. Sickles said. ments, his eyes will deteriorate Michael and her husband being able Ereparing an alternative return trip him." she said. "I told him how im- tion to the shots is extremely painful. She said she reminded Michael of again." to return home. y land and sea, if it should become portant those shots are." "HE JUST doubles up his knees. He warnings from the Soviet doctors that However, Michael told his mother The international furor in the wake necessary. Glenn supports ideas to help cheated women WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. John benefit payments. impact of divorce." Louis Enoff, acting deputy commis- A report is due to Congress by July correct approach to reforming the Glenn said yesterday be fully sup- "A very basic reason is that the Glenn added the system also sioner for programs and policy of the 19M. Social Security system to reflect the ports proposals to help women who present benefit plan dates back to the doesn't provide for the interrupted Social Security Administration. dual roles of many women - both as are victimized by shortcomings in the 1930s, and it's structured for lifetime work patterns of women associated A PROVISION of the Social Secu- The general concept of earnings workers and homemakers," he said. Social Security system. families consisting of what we tradi- with child care. rity Amendments of 1963 requires the sharing provides that Social Security tionally know of as a 'breadwinner' The task force was created by the secretary of Health and Human Serv- credits be equally divided between In his testimony, Enoff said earn- Testifying before the Task Force on and dependants," he said. "The bene- House Select Committee on Aging and ices to study "earnings sharing" pro- spouses for each year of marriage. ings sharing plans studied so far Social Security and Women, Glenn fit plan does not take into account is chaired by Rep. Mary Rose Oakar, posals with an eye to recommending Glenn said he fully supports that either reduce benefits to certain ■aid, "Elderly women tend to depend today's high participation in the labor D-Ohio. Also testifying before the task ways to provide protection for certain concept. groups of women and men or result in more on the Social Security system force by women. And it does not force were Sen. Alan Cranston, D- classes of Social Security beneficia- nigh costs generated by efforts to thin men, while receiving less in protect against the frequency or the Calif., Sen. Robert Dole, R-Kan. and ries. "I believe earnings sharing is the avoid the reductions. Man hijacks American jet with bomb threat NEW YORK (AP) - A man who no word on how many hijackers were Al Becker, a spokesman for the Jersey, which operates the airport, all the information we had," Becker no word on how many hijackers were claimed he had a bomb yesterday involved. airline, said the Boeing 727 was hi- said a passenger came forward at said involved. hijacked to Cuba an American Air- "We were notified at 11:10 a.m. it jacked shortly after it left Kennedy 10:57 a.m. and told a stewardess he lines jet with 112 people aboard, offi- was being hijacked to Cuba," she International Airport at 10:34 a.m. for had a bomb. HE SAID the airline had not heard It was the 11th hijacking of a plane cials raid. said, adding.the agency had no infor- St. Thomas, in the U.S. Virgin Is- The passenger demanded to go to trara the captain since that transmis- to Cuba since May 1 and the first since mation on how the plane was taken. lands. Cuba, he said. sion. Aug. 19 when a Delta Air Lines jet Joanne Sloane of the Federal Avi- The flight had 105 passengers and a Leon Katz, a spokesman for the "The captain radioed and said he Joanne Sloane of the Federal Avi- carrying 79 people from Miami to ation Administration said there was crew of seven, she said. Port Authority of New York and New was being diverted to Havana. That's ation Administration said there was Tampa was diverted to Cuba.

-the bottomSEOUL, Southline- Korea (AP) - An ex- the blast occurred between 9:30 p.m. weather plosion blew out the main entrance to and 9:45 p.m. index inside be American Cultural Center in the Fitzgerald said the explosion killed city of Taegu yesterday, killing one one South Korean outside the building Explosion South Korean and injuring at least and seriously injured two others. One • Soviet ships have been ha- three others, officials said. guard in the center was cut by flying Wills 2 rassing UJS. ships in the Sea of glass and a second guard was not compos/local 3 Japan. Page 5. A U.S. Embassy spokesman in hurt, he said. slate/world 6 • Tne Cleveland Browns have kills Korean Seoul,^srszst David Fitzgerald, said the No fire followed the explosion, sports 9 actually been improving statis- Fitzgerald said. Mostly sunny today with high m the blast was believed to have been classifieds 10 ticly, according to coach Sam rr»d-50s Clear and cool tonight low in caused by some sort of bomb. He said South Korean police in Taegu, 170 Rutigliano. Page 7. the one American employed at the miles southeast of Seoul, said only the upper 30s center was not in the building when that they were investigating. 2 bg news/september 23.1963 editorial Role in Lebanon must be decided Credit cards make saying the prospects of a political As time progresses, the Civil War If there is a vital role to be played in by Kevin Prendergaet solution to the civil war there grow deepens and the safety of the 1.200 Lebanon, it requires the joint dis- dim and the chance that violence will American marines lessens. As the cussion of Congress and the president breaking in easy When U.S. troops were sent to Leb- further escalate is increasing. chances of a diplomatic solution con- and the endorsement of the American anon approximately one year ago, my In this week's U.S. News and World tinues to dwindle away, the Reagan people. The challenge is to make the initial reaction was one of neutrality. Report, correspondent Douglas Wat- administration must decide now decision before American forces are [" ast week Dean Gerkens, associate director of the Depart- I was divided between the fear of an son reported that the United States is whether we are going to set fully sucked into a full-scale civil war in ■L-ment of Public Safety, said crime prevention will be actual armed conflict and the idea of being drawn into an armed conflict involved in this armed conflict or if Lebanon, unless that is what we want. stressed in Crime Prevention/Ctoinmunity Relations, a pro- protecting a vital U.S. interest. which will inevitably involve more we are going to withdraw. From the gram offered by the department. Encouraging students to Assured by the president's com- troops. The feeling is that the United looks of his 18-month proposal to Kevin Prendergast, a columnist for ments that the United States was States will not withdraw unless there Congress, Reagan's mind may al- the News, is a senior journalism ma- keep their dorm room doors locked is to be part of that serving a peace-keeping role and is a political solution. ready be made up. jor from Cleveland. program, but in some cases locking your door won't nec- there was no expectation or intent that the Marines will become involved essarily keep anyone out. in hostilities," I felt somewhat secure. The doors of some dorm rooms can be opened within five to But events since the arrival of the 10 seconds with a credit card or drivers license. troops in Lebanon have made me "^ as Karl Smith, a student living in Founder's Quadrangle, sent question the actual role of the United States in the war-torn nation and the us a letter this week relating an incident about three credit future direction in which those troops card-wielding women who entered his locked room last are headed. weekend. While he and some friends were sitting in the room The most significant of those events is the escalation of our involvement in talking, the women opened the locked door, walked in and the area. Since the decision was made said, "Hey, this was our room last year." to deploy troops, more Marines have The surprised Smith said, "Yeah? How'd you get in." been sent there and five have lost their lives. It seems the administra- "With a credit card," was the reply. tion is long overdue to explain the When we checked into the problem on Smith's hall in reason why those marines were Founders, we found it was quite easy to break into several of killed. the locked dorm rooms with a driver's license or even a piece A second event is the naval and air presence in the area. For over a week of cardboard ripped from the back of a pad of typing paper. now. we have had naval ships bom- Several residents from the floor told us their own techniques barding Syrian and rebel positions for the process. Keyless entry to locked doors wasn't uncom- with threats that we will use air force tf necessary. In light of these occur- mon on that floor. rences, the term "peace keeping" Dorm rooms that have a large gap between the door and seems ironic. the door frame when the door is locked are easier to break But the most recent event is the move by Congress to cut funding for into. The problem, then, seems to lie in maintainance of the the troops if the president does not doors. abide by the War Powers Act. In We don't know how far this problem extends on campus, response, the president has said be but because so many people seemed to know how easy it is to will abide by the act if Congress agrees to keep the troops there for break in with a credit card, we think the problem needs another 18 months. investigating by Residence Life, maintainance or the Depart- Many analysts in the region are ment of Public Safety. As Smith said, some students and their possessions are not safe as long as their locked doors can be opened in a matter of seconds. —notebook graduation gifts, church fund rais- didn't buy an All-Sports Pass. For "I'll miss lunch" an unfitting ex- ... Lots of bananas... Brown and ers and county fair band show the first time ever all 6,500 All- cuse not to exercise during the orange ice cream will make this Sromotions. The delectable por- Sports Passes have been sold. Stu- dinner hour. Beginning Monday the mammoth banana split part of die ons of bananas, chocolate syrup, dents without passes may be stuck Rec Center in conjunction with Constitution rules US, Falcon spirit. After Saturday's strawberry and pineapple top- listening to the radio during some Food Operations will offer sand- football game the University pings, whipped cream, nuts and games. If all those who bought wiches for lunch. The service is Marching Band, 250 strong, will stemmed cherries for the split will passes pick their tickets up for a designed to lure more people to the not commander in chief celebrate its first home game ice be prepared at Casey's. Tnen. at game, no general admission tickets center thereby improving fitness cream party by converging on a 130 6:30 p.m., 30 band members will do will be available. However, stu- on campus, it is hoped. Fitness by Gary Wills "Congress alone is constitutionally foot banana split. The confection, the actual construction of the split dents may still purchase reserved minded Rec users may order sand- invested with the power of changing1 complete with ice cream in school in only five minutes. Eighty mem- bench seats for $5 for either hockey wiches between 11:30 a.m. and our condition from peace to war. ' colors - the brown will be chocolate bers of Miami University^ band or basketball. Because of the large 12:10 p.m. and pick them up from Conservative Americans like Wil- So those who talk about Congress and the orange will be colored will join the Falcon marchers in capacity of Doyt L. Perry Field, 12:50 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the con- liam Buckley refer to the president as encroaching on the president's consti- vanilla ice cream - will be made by their ice cream orgy behind the single game general admission trol desk. The sandwiches, which their commander in chief. It is a tutional power as commander in Casey's Original Hamburgers. Moore Musical Arts Building... football tickets can still be pur- come with fruit, will be different i title, one that General chief, in the Lebanon situation, are Meadow Gold Dairy, who has- a chased for $2... wii each day: Monday, turkey; Tue*"' used on William Ruckelshaus talking nonsense. The president is in wholesale account with Casey's, is day, i tun*n- Wareiaadnyar a-weae; the "Saturday Night Mas- charge of military conduct; but he behind the event. The company has .. .Sold out... Students may have . . . Rec and eat... The Out to Thursday, egg salad; and Friday, sacre." But the president is not has no right to commit our troops in built 3,520 feet of "accumulative a bard time finding hockey and Lunch Fitness Bunch at the Stu- ham and cheese. Meal coupons are Ruckelshaus' commander in chief, the first place. The Constitution was banana splits" since March for basketball tickets this year if they accepted... nor is he William Buckley's. He is not designed specifically to prevent that, dent Recreation Center will make my commander in chief, and he is not according to one of its principal de- yours - unless you are in the armed signers, James Wilson: "This system services at the moment. Embracing will not hurry us into war; it is calcu- either the tickets or in the program. Why don't we put condom dispens- their lifesytles would be like without that title reduces the citizen to the lated to guard against it. It will not be One BYU fan poured water over a BG ers in the library? Get a clue! The people like you, Marine. Maybe they soldier and makes obedience the high- in the power of a single man, or a fan's cigarette and verbally harassed article mentions that the library "is think our standard of living would be est republican virtue. single body of men, to involve us in letters him, to the point that he and his party one place on campus that is almost as much higher under communistic rule The tiUe that sounds so grand now is such distress; for the important left by half-time. social and noisy as a bar." Where do - sort of like the belief in the Tooth actually quite humble in origin. It was Kwer of declaring war is vested in This action was uncalled for and you study? Between vending ma- Fairy and Santa Claus. given to one officer going into a the- ! legislature at large." whether it is a religious belief or not, chines? Perhaps your investigative ater where there might be a jumble of Dorm room unsafe, we are still a vistor and should be reporter should explore the library. Well, in light of world tension our ranks, regular and militia, or where The real problem with the War easily broken into treated as such. The "Osmond vi- She'd discover seven other floors to generation may some day soon get the men of equal rank might have to join Powers Act is not the one now being sions" that I once had about the study on. I forgot! That reporter is opportunity to pay the price of free- forces. The title gave field authority discussed, the idea of a "congressio- Last weekend, three girls who lived Mormons were destroyed by these tracking down condom dispensers in dom as our past generations have to one man, even if his rank was not nal veto" that may or may not be in our room last year came walking incidents. the dorms! Don't stop there! Put done. Maybe all the taunters will then higher than that of others on the involved in a recall of troops. The real down our hallway opening doors and Remember, next time, if you visit them in the dining halls, and even the see the price of freedom means fight- scene, or who may not have been in a problem with that act is its redun- looking around rooms. This itself is BYU - no smoking, no wearing of study lounges. The study lounges are ing for it, which happens to have a normal chain of command with auxil- dancy. It restates, as mere statute, not a very significant event, but con- shorts and no caffeine drinks. Sorry erobably social and noisy too! I still high relationship with dying. For all iary forces. what is clearly in the Constitution sider the fact that the rooms were you Coke drinkers. aven't figured out what noise and 6MI taunters who do not believe the So, in 1773, the Continental Con- already. locked and the girls entered by the use being soical have to do with "pas- nited States is number one in the gress made General Washington com- of a simple credit card. This process Gary Payeff sion. ' That could be your next arti- world, and our lifestyle is not worth mander in Chief of the motley The act was passed in response to is not complex and takes less than a University alumnus cle! fighting for, I know just the place for revolutionay armies. This gave him modern presidents' quibbles on the minute. In conclusion, I hope that reporter you - try living in the Soviet Union. no political power at all, and less meaning of the word "war," begin- Is it asking too much to expect some doesn't lose too much sleep consid- military power than many theater ning with Truman's etymological security? After all, our dorm rooms Condoms commentary ering condoms. Does the News print commanders would have in modern dance around the Korean "police ac- are supposed to be our "home away had no news value stones like this just to get reader Michael Eberly times. tion." But the proper response should from home" and many people have response, or does the News enjoy 223 Church St. When the Constitution made the have been a reassertion of the Consti- some valuable things here at BG. Condoms in the Restrooms, Friday. insulting our intelligence with news- president commander in chief of the tution, not a mere statute. While this incident was a harmless Sept. 16 feature, was an insightful worthy? articles like Condoms in the armed forces, this military title had If the president has power to put one, it could have just as easily been a article that kept this reader wanting Restrooms? Student Consumer Union nothing to do with the political power troops in a dangerous situation -exac- thief during midday when everyone in more! Where did you ever find that, to declare was - a right reserved to tly parallel to Jefferson's treatment a room is at class. While it is clearly Erin Esmont? (She's the person who Darrin S. Dill finds student a roomie the Congress. It was not, at the outset, of pirates, or Jackson's treatment of difficult to walk off unnoticed with wrote the article.) Does anyone really 168 Rodger a thought that a large standing army Spanish marauders - he has power to someone else's refrigerator, it is not care about the sale of condoms in bar A few weeks before the start of the would exist on a permanent basis. involve us in wars without ever de- impossible to believe that someone restrooms? Why not count how many fall '83 semester I was faced with a Only when Congress had declared claring war, an unconstitutional pro- could walk off with a handful of cash, turns it takes to get to the center of a 'The price of freedom serious problem. My roommate was war would the commander in chiefs cedure. Congress should cut off all jewelry or some other small items. toilet paper roll? The article reminds means fighting for If in the hospital and I was told that he power come into play. funds to the Marines In Lebanon until It seems quite obvious that the locks me of something the National En- probably would not be attending fall The early constitutional history is the president begins to obey the docu- here at Founders are out of date and quirer would print. By the way... w- To the taunted Marine. It should be semester. This put me in a bad situa- dear. Even to repulse pirate raids, ment he swore to uphold. The military inefficient. With this in mind, it seems here did you learn about birth control, of no surprise to you or I that our tion, as I could not handle the rent on Thomas Jefferson asked for congres- commander-in-chief is subordinate to a reasonable request that something Erin? The article mentions dia- generation who has never yet had to my own. sional authorization. Andrew Jackson the civil law of the land. be done to keep our "home away from phragm dispensers in womens' res- pay the price of freedom on a large would not respond to Spanish provo- home" safe. trooms. Womens' diaphragms come scale would be socially ignorant of Luckily, through one of their serv- cations until he asked permission Gary Wills Is a columnist lor the Los in different sizes, and this requires what you represent. Because our life- ices of the Student Consumer Union, I from Congress, since - as he put it - Angeles Press Syndicate. Karl M. Smith the woman to have it specially fit. Are style is so good, especially in compa- found another roommate. Many peo- 115 Treadway, Founder! Quadrangle you developing a one-size-fits-all dia- rison with other countries, we often ple are not aware of the services you agm? The concept of condoms take for granted what we have with- (Ed. the Student Consumer Union) sold in bars isn't really that -THEBGNEWS- Smokers harrassed out taking into account how we got provide. I feel they should known that ■shattering. I guess if one there. you are available to anyone that at BYU football game doesn't "go out on the town" much, I have oftern heard the argument needs help as I did. Thank you. Stu- After my visit to Brigham Young then this condom-caper would keep by people that our country just Is not dent Consumer Union. you up all night just thinking of its worm dying for. I am not sure if these Mitor Julie Thornton Copy Editor Vlckl rlelnhort Univrsity on Saturday, Sept. 17 for the significance! Managing Editor Erin E.mont AMI. Copy Editor Daborah Schmoo| BG vs. BYU game, I had a few obser- people have ever paused to think what Gerald O. Park AMI Managing Editor..Cororyn Von Schalk AMI. Copy Editor Kilo Ferenec vations to make. SoorH Editor Tom HIMII Editorial Editor Jot.ph Gray The setting of the University and its Clear Views by T. Downing and I deary Noon Editor Micho.1 0. Towle AMI. Sport, Editor Marc Dalph stadium was beautiful. The price of Entortotnmont Editor Fatt Millar AMI. "Frldoy" Editor Garold Cottonao the tickets ($S) is the most reasonable -Wdoy" Editor Scott t. Carpenter Chief Photogrophar Poirick Sondor in major college football. In addition, Studant Adv. Mgr Caorga E. Slna Jr. Wira Editor Chrlg truth there was no charge for stadium AMI. Copy Editor Mary Gib,on Production Supervlgor Rob." A. W.lch parking. At this, I was awed. v/SATXgxrHOIees... , tiUfflNGr But, as I was walking to the sta- lwo^«X*HOWCC«-C dium, I knew something was wrong. I p-is. Ik. »C —— . geMlhld dwly T^M, Ifcreugli Frlde, d.r.ng A. «•*> 3 wkly during lfce ( leitlon noticed that by the looks in my direc- by MM eeord el wedent PwfcUcwtor* el eowUng Gwi Stele Urwverwty Ogeil.wi •■■i— .d by takjewini. da not Bimn'l, reflect ttw. epettge. el The aO Newt. tions I was the only one wearing IWe »S Mew. M eewletg Oreen Mete UMveney ere egeel epeonw.lt, ■ .■ Mew dkcrMrwa. » Wring aborts in the 90 degree heat. As I 3HB§ arrived to the small BG section in the The (O HM wHI M ecce* edWIWeg M . earned eWlmmiler, d^ede* er Moling «, tk. ta.lt el .ece ... o, end zone, the treatment of the visiting ceewlgtN 11t3 e, TKe BG News All right. school had a lot to be desired. There SdNenolortdewwtee 10. U-nwwt, Hell were smokers in our group, who were ■eeleig Oeen Hie UtWvereW, verbally abused by the so-called •e-tagC-ee. OMelMOJ -*-■ Htone IIHIJ7J 3*01 "Mormon Statesmen." There were no Mew.: • ex t. 9 ,.. eWnde, Hirewjh Iridey signs indicating no smoking in the stadium, or no written statement on ■campus/local bg nows/september 23.1983 3 Books stacked along shelves of area store

Lesley Sprigg stores in Northwest Ohio," with a new supply for the reporter he said. year," he said. ALTHOUGH many of His store is filled with Schifferli's customers He said he observed that books, and more books - trade in books for credit, most people are looking for shelves of books to the ceil- he does give cash to people easy reading, but some ing, piles in the comer, who want to sell their pa- buy his paperbacks for boxes and bags in the perbacks. However, the academic uses. aisles. Leo Schifferli offers amount of credit given for over 100,000 used books a book is greater than a PAUPER'S carries a ranging in prices from 50 cash amount because, he wide variety of books on cents to an average of $2 or said, "There's just some- many different topics. $3. thing about giving out Schifferli said he has a The place has an air of money." large selection of classics used books. The narrow because students often aisles are cramped and As for the type of cus- read the classics for En- overflowing with books. tomers that frequent Paup- glish classes. He even sells But if you were to ask for a er's, Schifferli said, "It's a used Cliff's Notes and dic- specific title, Schifferli nice mix, about half are tionaries. would know exactly where residents and half are stu- Schifferli carries best to find it amidst the super- dents. sellers like "Spellbinder," ficial disorder of Pauper's by Harold Robbins, or Paperbacks at 206 Main St. "I have regular custom- "The Shining," by Stephen Schifferli came to Bowl- ers that use the store as a King. He also has a large ing Green as a geology lending library. They come selection of spy and mys- graduate student and de- in, buy a stack of books and tery novels written by au- scribes himself as a "sci- a week later, trade those in thors such as Agatha entist disguised as a for a new stack. I can't Christie and Dick Francis. bookseller.' He saw Paup- believe how much some He stocks science fiction er's listed in the newspa- people read," he said. books, including those by per as a business the late Phillip Dick. investment opportunity Schifferli said many of Schifferli said health and and with his parents' help, his customers are grad- diet books are popular and he bought the bookstore. uate students, professors, after a best seller loses its "I guess I just like housewives, and even trav- appeal, he often ends up books," he said. Schifferli eling salesmen. with a few too many copies bg news staff/Patrick Sandor enjoys and takes pride in of the same book. Leo Shifferli his business. "One lady comes in ev- "I have about 100 copies "Pauper's is one of the ery summer from Iowa, of 'Jaws' I could give you a larger used paperback trades in books, and leaves good deal on," he said.

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by Mark Dl Vlnceruo gifts, and the University is solicited by the University Thousands and thousands • personal solicita- attempt to get alumni to takes about five to ten when he read that a Uni- slot reportef no exception. But in the Alumni Association and of letters are sent out ev- tion. .. This is one-on-one increase their annual do- years, Hodge said. versity "faculty represen- University's case, the asked to give whatever ery year, he said, "but we soliciting between a mem- nation, he added. "We keep contacting tative" estimated "90 EdlUr'i note: Thit U the alumni play Santa Claus they can to benefit their have problems locating ev- ber of the University and "Our Job - among other alumni for years and years percent of alumni giving is hut of a two-part iertes on and mommy and daddy. alma mater, Director of eryone and keeping track an alumnus. "The personal things - is to contact more after they gaduate even if Bed partially to the ath- charitable giving to the According to the 1982 An- Development James of where our students go; solicitation is a direct ap- and more alumni," Hodge they never give," Hodge letic program." Uitvertlty. ^ nual Giving Report, Hodge said. especially in the years proach we use," Hodge said, "and encourage them said. "This one man who "I can't believe anyone alumni gave the Univer- soon after graduation, peo- said, "and - for the most to support their old graduated sometime in the would say something like sity $374,267 or 19 percent HODGE SAID three ple move - sometimes part - the larger the gift, school.'' 1950s had not been a sup- that," Hodge said, "when It seems like children of total cash contributions fund-raising methods are quite a bit." the more important it be- porter, and then one year it's obviously such a false live for birthdays and holi- last year. But these dona- generally used. They are: • telefund... Staffed by comes to see the donor in ALUMNI DONORS seem he sent us a $20,000 check statement." days. Actually, they live tions didn't pour in by acci- • direct mail... Direct volunteers, the telefund is person." to respond much better and a note saying he felt Of the money donated to for the gifts they receive. dent. mail is the most popular run like a telethon, Hodge Hodge said many times after they've gotten out guilty for never pledging the University by alumni, The truth is - almost Throughout the year, channel used when alumni said. Only the name is dif- the University will try to and established them- money before." Hodge said, about 18 per- everyone likes to receive alumni are contacted and donate money, Hodge said. ferent, he added. "upgrade gifts." This is an selves - which usually Hodge became miffed cent goes to athletics. 18-24 voter apathy may cause lost freedoms by Nancy Beach administrators statewide signatures it needs to get "IT IS A question of ex- because most 18-year-olds Voters aged 21-28 are more He added students can "It is a question whether stall reporter say they feel this is an the issue on the ballot. perience. When people get do not vote and are not likely to be non-college ed- make a difference when students realize the impact important issue to both col- Evelyn Lotz spokesperson older, they have more set- organized. ucated. they are effectively orga- passing an issue such as Voter apathy on the part lege and high school stu- for the Wood County Board tled lives and they begin to Government statistics nized. Issue 3 may have," Spra- of young people aged 18-24 dents, as loss of this extra of Elections, said the sig- vote more. They become showed in 1980 only about a Dr. William Reichert, gens said. may cause them to lose income may mean serious natures were due in yester- more interested in their third of 18- to 24-year-olds chair of the Department of "Look at what happened "They are fools if they freedoms important to cutbacks in universities day and will be tabulated community and surround- were registered to vote, Political Science, said col- during the Vietnam War. vote for it (Issue 3)," An- them in the coming No- and public schools. by the end of the month. ings. Statistics show the and Spragens said the lege students tend not to During that time, students derson said. "They are just vember election, accord- Issue 1, which will be for Even if the issue makes longer a person lives in one number is probably still vole because they are and their feelings made a asking to have major cut- ing to University political passage of a law to raise the ballot, Dr. Dennis An- Elace the more likely he is about the same. more Interested in their lot of difference/* Reichert backs in education.' science professors. the drinking age to 21, will derson, assistant professor i vote," Anderson said. social lives or in learning said. also be an issue that could of political science, said According to John Pat- skills to obtain a job. "As for Issue 1,1 doubt it Issue 3 is an issue that effect young voters, should young voters will probably Dr. William Spragens, rick and Allen Glenn, au- As for the current is- will make a difference," would repeal the 90 percent it get on the ballot. not flock to the polls, be- professor of political sci- thors of "The Young "IT TAKES STUDENT ssues, however, Spragens Spragens said. "Young income tax levied this year Currently, Coalition for cause younger voters are ence, said when 18-year- Voter," people who vote activists, student leaders, said he feels students may people could sway the vote, by Governor Richard Ce- 21, the organization spon- more poorly informed and olds were given the right to are generally middle-aged, to mobilize and organize not realize the relevance but perhaps not enough to leste and the Ohio legis- soring the issue, is trying inexperienced than older vote, it did not signifi- white, moderately affluent the other students, Rei- these issues may have to keep it from passing if it is lature. Educators and to raise the 15,000 extra voters. cantly affect voting trends and not college educated. chert said. their lives. on the ballot." Variety of events on Sesquicentennial agenda by Jeff James is really 10 days long, run- ever been involved with," "THE BALLONS will Kroger store designated as Day. Highlighting this OCT. 3 IS Government the Sesquicentennial/Ho- stall reporter ning from Sept. 30, to Oct. Gordon said. "I hope that have the name of the third Festival Hall. The first day day's events will be the Day for the Sesquicenten- mecoming Parade will be- 9," Gordon said. everyone comes out and grader who launches it on this hall will be open is Oct. burying of a time capsule nial. On that day, all city gin. Gordon said she hopes Bowling Green's Sesqui- The planning commis- just has a good time." a piece of paper attached containing a copy of that offices and buildings will both city and University centennial Celebration is sion has been in existence Opening ceremonies will to it," Gordon said. "A day's BGNews, pictures of be open to the public. clubs will take an active less than a week away. since March 1981 The take place in Carter Park note will read for the per- After this date, the hall City Council members, Joan Gordon, chair of the part to make the parade a commission has met on Sept. 30, beginning at son who finds the balloon to will be open to the public telephone books and other Activities for the re- success. Sesquicentennial Planning monthly since the summer 3:30 p.m. return the piece of paper to from noon to 6 p.m. except materials donated by Commission said most of mainder of the week in- of 1983, then every two the schoolchild, by mail, so for Oct. 4-7 when the hall Bowling Green citizens. clude speeches o~. topics Sesquicentennial Week the planned events should weeks, then finally with Events to take place on the child can see how far it will be open until 9 p.m. appeal not only to the town that vary from The History will come to an end on Oct. less than two months to go this day include tree plant- traveled." Also on that day, a giant of Early Bowling Green to 9 with events such as an citizens, but to University they started to meet every ing, tours of four older city A good number of All the events to take 150 foot banana split will be Historical Downtown outhouse race and a music- students as well. week. homes and the launching of events, such as speeches place on Oct. 2 will be at made, then eaten by people Buildings. "This has been the most 1,000 balloons by Bowling thon provided by The Trin- "Sesquicentennial week and organizational booths, City Park. This day has holding advanced tickets. ity United Methodist challenging project I have Green third graders. will be housed in the old been named Community Tickets cost $1.25. On Oct. 8 at 10:30 a.m. Church. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ . -. :. ,-, . dateline- ... Dateline Sept. 23,1983 the Student Rec Center. Free and Dateline Sept. 24,1983 Library - A rededication ceremony open to all. Mime - The Fountain Square Fools will be held today at 3 p.m. on the Pep Rally - A pep rally for the will hold two workshops today at 10 second floor terrace of the Jerome football game agianst Miami will a.m. and 1 p.m. at the St. Tnomas Library. Open to all. be held tonight at 6:30 p.m. by the More. Cost of the workshops is $10. Bell Towers located in the center of A performance will be held at 7:30 SRC - Fitness at Five, an aerobic campus. All students are encour- p.m. in the chapel. Cost of the SENIORS exercise program will be offerd at aged to attend. performance is $2. >ooi 434 i).in II 352-8042 E. WOOSTER Olll-IMI LEAVE YOUR MARK BEAT MIAMI! Myles Dairy Queen Special Advertised in Thursdays BG NEWS should read as follows: AT BGSU! 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His YOU. secluded Bavarian Room Mon-Thurs Night-BIG SCREEN FOOTBALL SPECIALS state/world bg news/september 23.19S3 5 U.S. continues hunt despite Soviet harassment ABOARD THE USS STER- ation by forcing ships to friends" in English, to described the challenge American search effort. light on why Flight 007 was sonable prospects for lo- at least 30 days before the ETT(AP)- Soviet ships in change course to avoid col- which a U.S. sailor replied, faced by seven U.S. Navy The Korean Air Lines off course and what hap- calizing some parts of the batteries expire, according the Sea of Japan have been lision. Rear Adro. William "No we're not" and Coast Guard vessels to jumbo jet was shot down pened in the last minutes. aircraft," and added that to the manufacturer. harassing the VS. flotilla Cockell Jr., commander of Cockell said there were locate the flight data re- by a Soviet interceptor The Soviet navy has in the hunt for the flight the American search ships the search, told reporters no signs of Soviet electro- corder that lies as much as Sept. 1 after it flew into about 25 ships of its own in "hope to have enough con- In the operation that be- recorder of the downed who were flown to the Ster- nic interference with lis- 2,300 feet beneath the restricted Soviet territory. a separate search opera- South Korean airliner - a tacts with the pinger... to gan Sept. 15, the Narragan- ett by U.S. Navy helicopter tening or sonar devices, chilly waters off tiny Mon- All 269 people aboard, in- tion about five nautical get a location and follow up sett, the Coast Guard search the Americans say yesterday. but there were signs the eron Island. cluding 61 Americans, miles east of where the with other equipment" cutter Monro and the res- is "like trying to locate a When the Sterett moved Soviets have been jam- MacLin, supervisor of were killed. Americans are probing. pencil in the desert at night cue salvage ship Con- within a few hundred feet ming U.S. communica- the operation under Cock- The undersea search is Cockell indicated in a The "pinger" is a sound server use microphones from an altitude of 1,000 of a Soviet ship earlier in tions. He did not elaborate. ell, made the comment to concentrated on finding feet." shipboard news conference signal device attached to towed underwater to pick the week, according to one reporters on this guided and retrieving the so- he was somewhat opti- the flight recorder that can up the signal from the U.S. officer who asked not SEARCHING FOR a missile destroyer that is called "black box" in- mistic about his mission be monitored by underwa- flight recorder, and side- The Soviet fleet has in- to be named, a Soviet "pencil in the desert" was serving as flagship for the flight recording system succeeding. terfered with the VS. oper- ter listening equipment It scanning sonar equipment sailor yelled "We are how Capt. Charles MacLin seven ships involved in the whose records might shed He said there were "rea- normally is operational for to chart the ocean bottom. Doctor says artificial skin may reduce scarring CINCINNATI (AP) - A federal Food and Drug Ad- The artificial skin hasn't rejected. pigs in the laboratory. can significantly reduce a burned skin from a pa- replace the normal tissue Harvard University surgi- ministration completes been rejected by the bodies Burke, professor of sur- They have more recently patient's scarring. tient's wound, then im- in as natural a way as we cal professor who helped tests on the product and of any of the human pa- gery at Harvard Medical used the product on human "Obviously, we'd like no plants the synthetic can," Burke said. "You develop a type of artificial approves it for the market. tients in two and a half School, and Ionas Yannas, patients at Massachusetts scar. But that's a tall or- product on the "live base" really cant tell where the skin to repair patients' The artificial skin is years of testing, Burke a professor of polymer sci- General Hospital and the der," he said. - internal skin layers or artificial skin stops and the burn wounds said Yester- made by combining a rub- said. He believes that is ences at Massachusetts In- Shriners Burns Institute in Burke was interviewed muscle. patient's skin starts." day he hopes it helps re- ber compound and colla- because the synthetic skin stitute of Technology, have Boston. after he addressed a semi- duce scarring in patients. gen extracted from doesn't contain foreign been working slightly "I hope this is going to nar for medical profession- The artificial skin grad- Marion Laboratories, Dr. John Burke said the cowhide, which the VS. materials. more than a decade to de- teach us how to solve the als on care for burn ually bio-degrades as the Inc., of Kansas City, Mo., synthetic skin has been Department of Agriculture HE SAID the artificial velop the skin with the help problem of scar, which in- patients. patient's own skin regener- is making the artificial tested on about 50 patients provides. Collagen is the skin isn't necessarily bet- of more than $1 million in volves all of surgery, not ates and replaces the syn- skin, although it is not yet at two Boston hospitals, fibrous protein found in ter than a transplant of federal grants. just burns," Burke said. HE EXPLAINED a sur- thetic substance. approved for the market. but it will be at least an- connective tissue in mam- natural skin, except that a In the early years, they He said he hopes im- geon who uses the artificial Burke said. MIT holds the other two years before the mals. transplant is sometimes tested the skin on guinea plants of the artificial skin skin removes all dead "What we try to do is patent for the product. Group fights new funds for world debt crisis WASHINGTON (AP) - A colorings of a political bizarre," John Houston, so successful that they not how many people - work- the increase. It passed the gue the measure is a "big strict economic conditions curious coalition has rainbow - it includes con- lobbyist for Ruff's political only have been able to help ers in California or farm- House on a razor-thin six bank bailout." upon the nations, which banded together to fight sumer advocate Ralph action committee, Free stall, but may yet halt, the ers in Oklahoma - know vote margin, but still faces make it difficult for them President Reagan's plan to Nader, conservative finan- The Eagle, said. "But we controversial legislation in about it. They are drawn to a conference committee They maintain that the to import goods that would get $8.4 billion in new funds cial adviser Howard Ruff, have had an effect. We its passage through Con- the image of 'Washington and money must be appro- financially-strapped devel- translate into U.S. jobs. for an institution that has environmentalists, budget- have been able to deliver gress. bailing out the big banks." priated in separate legis- oping nations, given the become a chief manager of conscious taxpayer advo- the votes." "ITS A TOUGH issue to Major hurdles still re- lation. IMF funds, will use them The IMF, set up after the world debt crisis, the cacy groups and even rep- Members of the coali- explain," Nader said. "It main for the legislation, to pay back shaky loans World War II to help stabi- International Monetary resentatives from the tion, in separate inter- is very complex, but if you even though both the The lobbyists, like obtained from large inter- lize international finances, Fund. United Methodist Church. views, contend their go around the country like House and the Senate have Nader, are supporting national banks. They also is little known to the aver- The grouping reflects the "It's true, we are a bit lobbying efforts have been we do, you'd be surprised bills authorizing those legislators who ar- contend the IMF imposes age citizen. Man paid for no work FALCON FOOTBALL CLEVELAND (AP) - VS. trial on charges of embez- 1982 and was told of an still a Local 507 vice presi- Department of Labor zling $165,000 from the lo- embezzlement scheme. dent, controlled the Sept. 24th BE THERE!!!! agent James Thomas said cal during four years. Allen Friedman, 62, smaller Local 752. yesterday that Allen Fried- Presser, the Teamster started Local 507 in 1966 I man, uncle of Teamsters international president along with Presser and Thomas said Friedman Union President Jackie since April, is secretary- Harold Friedman. Ten told him a Teamsters em- Presser, told him he had treasurer of Local 507. Sears later, Presser and ployee other than Presser "cut a deal" with Presser Harold Friedman, no rela- larold Friedman con- or Harold Friedman * to get $1,000 a week from tion to Allen Friedman, trolled the powerful Local threatened to kill him if he * Teamsters Local 507 with- has been a Teamsters in- 507 while Allen Friedman, made trouble for Local 507. ^ out working for the money. ternational vice president * Thomas, special agent since June and is president for the department's Office of Local 507. of the Inspector General, Thomas said he went to testified in the third day of Friedman's suburban jg) CANOE TRIP * Friedman's federal court Beachwood home in May DOWN THE SANDUSKY RIVER SAT. OCT1 * $9.00/person includes canoes and MIAMI transportation. 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COMPLIMENTARY $ PASS MIAMI BG. m **¥¥¥¥¥***W¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥^MMU 6 bg news/september 23, 1983 sports BG attempts to end 10-year drought our defensive team getting back to its by Marc Delph dominated offensive scheme of the Peterson has carried 23 times for 83 ability," Stolz said. assistant sports editor MAC, earlier statistics have both yards. "Our defensive team has een coaches rubbing their chins and won- "I don't know how they plan to run against very skilled players and two In Denny Stolz' five years as coach dering about their opponent's game the Peterson kid," Stolz said. "I imag- of the best offensive teams in the at Bowling Green he has defeated plan. ine they were saving him. How country the last two weeks," he con- every team in the Mid-American Con- BG sophomore quarterback Brian they're going to run the league's best tinued. "Obviously, you lose confi- ference at least once - except Miami. McClure steps into tomorrow's show- rusher? I don't know. dence in yourself. I'm more worried "You didn't have to tell me that," down as the number one player in the "They (MU) have been very diffi- about bringing that back than I am in Stolz said about the hair-raising sta- MAC in total offense, and second in cult for us to get a handle on offen- defensive improvement." tistic. "I'm well aware of that. the passing department, just behind sively. I don't know. I don't know "We haven't beaten Miami since In fact, the last time that any Fal- Ball State's Neil Britt, completing what their scheme is going to be." Columbus sailed," Stolz said even con team has beaten the Redskins, the over 62 percent of his passes. Defensively both teams have much before the BYU contest. A little exag- current players were just tossing foot- geration on the coaches part, but the balls around in their back yards for point was quite clear and taken this fun. way - we want Miami! The year was 1972, former BG coach Don Nehlen was at the helm, Around the MAC the undefeated Falcons had just come off a 17-14 victory over Purdue, and Ball State risks the early-season BG downed MU 16-7 in Oxford. Mid-American Conference football ELEVEN LONG years and a 0-9-1 lead at Toledo Saturday night as the record against the Redskins later, the members swing into a full league two teams meet in Doyt L. Perry schedule for the first time this fall Field tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. The In other games tomorrow, Central game will be conference openers for Michigan goes to Westei .".lichigan, the two clubs. Redskin QB Al Marlow is fifth in the to prove - to themselves, to each Eastern Michigan visits > >u.o Univer- Both teams are still recovering MAC in total offense and the seventh other, and to the rest of the MAC. The sity and Northern Illinois at Kent from offensive bombardments from best passer in the league, completing two opponents stand at the bottom of State, all in the afternoon. the week before as BG ook it through 59 percect of his tosses. the scoring defense category with MU WITH ONLY TWO non-league the air, losing 63-28 to Brigham Rushing is a completly different handing out an average of 35 points- games left this season, the 10 mem- Young, while MU lost to North Caro- story amongst the two teams. BG's per-game and BG a whopping 45 ppg. bers have a combined 11-9 mark lina, 48-17. The Falcons opened, how- top man Andre Jackson is ninth in the The statistic is deceiving, though, as against outside opposition. A victory ever, with a victory over Fresno conference with just a 51 yard-per- no other teams in the league played in either of the two remaining con- State, 35-27. The Redskins dropped a game average and two touchdowns in clubs with the caliber that both BG tests, Ball State at Indiana State Oct. decision to South Carolina, 24-3, in the opening two games. and MU played. 8 and Miami against Cincinnati Nov. photo/Phil Mosturzo their opener. MU RUSHING HAS become a mys- On top of that, the Falcons are last 19, would give the MAC its best non- THOUGH BG IS thrilled to be back tery to Stolz as they house the best inpassing defense and total defense. conference mark since 1977. BG quarterback Brian McClure hands off to tailback Andre in the friendly confines of Perry rusher in the league of a year ago in MU is next to last in total defense and Ball State's surprising Cardinals Jackson as the Falcons prepare for Saturday's showdown with Field, and both teams are more than MAC first-teamer Jay Peterson. In last in rushing defense. currently have the longest league Miami. happy to return to the gound game the Redskins' previous two games "THE KEY TO us beating Miami is winning streak of four games.

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EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS JsL — I IDUBTIN HOmUK EVE. 0:30 la .Phone. $225-fumished $200-unfurnished 'Withdrawals of money winch has Men in me contract less than S years SAT * SUN I may be subject to a 5t* charge see the prospectus (or details Tootsie MAT 4:00 all utilities included separate bedroom THBISAHELLCfAVVAYrs^ Free membership to Cherrywood Health Spa with lease. TOMAKEALMNG ^ bg news/septembe>r 23,1983 7 —sports Bonar at home on the course Browns defense improving; by Ted Pas*ante personal contacts I had made in the Bonar says that he is fortunate to looks to * tackle* Chargers sports feporter area." work with players of the collegiate During the next four years Bonar level caliber. BEREA, Ohio (AP) - Coach Sam when his team meets the San Diego his hands," Rutigliano said. When a person leaves a sporting pursued his sales career. At the "They are very skilled, and Rutigliano ticks off the statistics and Chargers on the West Coast. The HE SAID that Banks is starting to profession, it eventually comes end of the fourth year he wanted to when they have problems I can shows how the Cleveland Browns Chargers, perennially regarded as play like he did in the early part of his back to play a part in their life. come back to his original calling. suggest something and they will have improved from game to game in one the league's most potent offensive rookie season. Such is the case with BG golf coach "My dad said to me. as long as I get; almost Immediate results," a category he considers very impor- teams, are off to a struggling start at A.J. Bonar. have a quarter more than I needed Bonar said. "It makes my job a lot tant - missed tackles. 1-2. Rutigliano said the other outside Bonar began his golf career as I would be alright," Bonar said. easier because of their skill. I think After the season-opening loss to the Rutigliano says that errors like linebacker, Clay Matthews, is also an undergraduate at Kent State Taking his quarter along with it is a treat to work with such gifted Minnesota Vikings, Rutigliano did not missed tackles and turnovers are starting to come into his own. 11964-67). He played all four years, him, Bonar made his decision to and talented athletes." hide his unhappiness about sloppy things the Browns can control, so he is becoming team captain his senior leave the sales field to go back to His players also feel the same defensive play. Although the Browns pleased to see a demonstrated im- you i year. the golf course, becoming the club way about him. Senior men's team did have a nice stand in which they provement. outside U.^™. , — Despite having a successful col- pro at the University golf course captain Dan Connelly says Bonar stopped Minnesota on four downs late "I can't control San Diego, but if we know if there's a combination in the legiate career Bonar never enter- creates a relaxed atmosphere for in the game, they missed 17 tackles can keep the turnover ratio down for league any better. That's whats tained thoughts of becoming a the team. that allowed the Vikings to pick up an us, and Chip Banks makes those kind going to help us." touring pro. "He never gets down on anyone additional 129 yards. of neat plays, that's super," he said. The coach said that Banks has "I didn't think I had the mental after a bad round because he's In their victory over Detroit, they The coach is still talking in glowing become a dominating player who is toughness and the raw ability to played before and knows the feel- cut those statistics to 14 missed terms about the play of Banks, in naturally strong. become a successful touring pro," ing," Connelly said. "He keeps us tackles which gave the Lions an extra particular the extraordinary, leaping "He looks like you etched him right Bonar said. up as a team in a sport that you are 68 yards. And in beating the Cincin- interception of a Ken Anderson pass out of a Greek statue," he said. "The notoriety following a tour- individually participating - and it's nati Bengals 17-7 last Thursday, they that the second-year linebacker made Rutigliano is also pleased with the ing pro is not as great as everyone hard to do.1' missed only four tackles that yielded early in the Bengals game. team's performance in the "nickel thinks," Bonar said. "Everyone DESPITE THE FACT Bonar is just 32 yards. "He couldn't have been 7 yards defense situation, saying it has thinks of the Nicklauses, Watsons busy coaching his players and tea- RUTIGLIANO HOPES to match or away, and he threw the ball as hard as stopped opponents from getting a first and the Palmers who are success- ching lessons, he still finds time to equal those statistics on Sunday, he could, and the ball stuck right in down with it on 30 of 46 opportunties. ful. But there are many players spend with his family. struggling for their food dollar as Bonar and his wife Ethel are compared the few that are success- cabaret singers in the winter. "We SIGN UP NOW! fuir used to sing at nightclubs in To- sports/cap So, after completing his colle- ledo, Perrysburg and Bowling for the giate career Bonar became an as- Green, but now we Just sing occa- sistant pro at Belmont Country sionally at the Ice Arena lounge," SOCCER - at VOLLEYBALL - GOLF Club in Perrysburg in 1968. Bonar said. home against Wis- at Ball State. (7:30 THIS JOB enabled him to com- The Bonar's have two sons, Aa- consin-Millwau- p.m. Friday); at pete in local tournaments as well A.J. Bonar ron, 15 and David, six. Aaron is kee. (3:30 Friday Miami. (1:00 Sat- TOURNAMENT as give golf lessons. He spent two keeping the family tradition, play- at Cochrane urday) years there before moving on to (now Forrest Creason). ing golf for Bowling Green Junior field); at Central Sunday Sept. 25 Sylvania Country Club as an assis- "I felt the need to get back to high school, where lie is the best Michigan. (3:30 MEN'S CROSS tant pro for one year. golf, so I did," Bonar said. "My golfer on the team. Monday) COUNTRY - at B6 Golf Club In 1973 he made the jump to club priorities were such that I felt I had Meanwhile, Bonar Jokes about Miami. (11:00 Sat- pro at Bowling Green Country to, even if I didn't make as much the possiblity of coaching his urday) !2:00 noon money." youngest son David some 12 years WOMEN'S GOLF '12.00/pertM include trawi tees, Two years later Bonar decided it IN THE FALL of 1981 Bonar down the road. That possiblity isn't - at Michigan WOMEN'S CROSS was time to leave the sport that became the women's golf coach, so far away since Bonar says he State. (9:00 a.m. COUNTRY - at food, beverage and prizes was his life for the past 12 years. taking over for Janet Parks. After wouldn't mind coaching for an- Friday and Satur- Eastern Michigan. "I felt I had to try something a year of coaching the lady Fal- other 30 years. day) (11:00 Saturday) PAYMENT UPC SIGN-Ul- until Fri, Sept 23 else," Bonar said. "Sales became cons, he took over the men's golf And BG wouldn't mind that pos- IN UAO OFFICE OR BG GOLF CLUB the logical choice because of all the coaching duties for John Piper. sibility at all. Aussies force seventh race NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) - Island Sound, barring a boat in 25 American de- MIDNITE SrIOW Australia II forced an un- request by either side for a fenses of the Cup, the only FRIDAY & SATURDAY frecedented seventh race lay day. international snorts trophy CINEMA 142 , ALL SEATS q?KT or the America's Cup Yesterday's victory, the never to change hands. ONLY $1.50 when it swamped Liberty worst defeat ever for an ONLY ONCE before, in BLUE THUNDER SOARS! by a record 3 minutes, 25 undamaged defender, was 1920, has the series come WOULD LIKE TO CONGRATULATE seconds Thursday, se- the second straight for the down to the final race, and ROY SCHEIDER fSl riously jeopardizing the Aussies and skipper John that was when it was a THE FALL PLEDGE CLASS OF 1983! 132-year U.S. monopoly on Bertrand, who had been best-of-five competition. sailing's oldest prize. down 3-1 in the best-of- That year, the defending Lee McCoy Chris Hyatt The decisive race, with seven series just three boat Resolute came back sports' longest winning days earlier. from an 0-2 deficit to win John Friend Eric Stumm streak at stake, is sched- Their three victories are the last three races against John Hesketl Tim Lucas uled for today on Rhode the most ever by a foreign Northern Ireland. 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Welcome to Friday. Friday accepts ankles within the This week, we are pleased to offer On the cover and inside, this week, Now in our third week of publica- guidelines of our art, entertainment three new additions to Friday that will Friday presents a look at fall fashions: tion, we at Friday are thankful for the and leisure format from any of our be featured regularly. "Dan's World" what everyone is wearing this year, enthusiasm with which we have been readers to be considered for publica- is an original cartoon that reflects the where to shop on a student's budget received. We are especially grateful for tion. All unsolicited materials must be lighter side of life. "Our Gallery" of and bow to use what you already have the ideas that have been submitted for delivered to the News in 106 University photos and "Man On Campus" have to create a special new look. future cover stories. They will all be Hall at least one week before publica- also been assembled for this week's So take it easy and start your week- considered. tion. end off right with Friday.

• Cover Story •Movie Review • To Say The Least page 7 & 8 page 4 page 5

• Man On Campus •Dale's World • Gallery page 3 page 4 page 8

On the cover, University junior Cathreine SullivMn greats the onset of fall with a total blackout: Sweatshirt dress, fuschia hose, Sound And Vision •Plastic Pontiac • TV Listings pumps and Way fare sunglasses all from her own closet. See Phil Smrek and Edmond page 4 pageS page 9-12 Dippman's feature on pages six and seven.

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What Do You Think About Music Videos?

Music videos are becoming more and more popular, or at least more and more available for viewing. MTV, Friday Night Videos and Solid Gold are just a few of the places these illustrated recordings can be seen. Despite the less than desirable weather we were provided with yesterday af- ternoon, members of the Friday staff managed to find a few people outside, just wailing to be asked what they think about the topic and have their picture taken.

CMy Watsoa, freshman, undecided Paala Dey, freshman pre-physical Kris Lehaua, interpersonal commu- major therapy major. nications master's candidate. "They're interesting. They tell you "It adds new dimensions to the "My brother was on MTV and it the meaning of the song. I like to see songs. They're fun to watch." gave him a lot of exposure. I think it's the people who sing the songs for a great. I s addicting." change."

Tracy Tiaaar, freshman, undecided Mi McKJaaey, senior education ma- Julie Gabar, interpersonal commu- Barb Colnir, sophomore journalism major. jor. nications Ph.D. candidate. major. "I think they're so neat. I like David "I like the ones that show half naked "I like what I've seen so far. It "It gives exposure to new groups Bowie's "Let's Dance." He's great!" women. They can be very stimulating mesmerizes you for a while." and groups that are different." sometimes."

Sue Dillon, accounting/management Scott Deaman, senior sales manage- Scott McGeeia, junior marketing Shawa Firoe, sophomore geophysics information systems nu.or. ment major. research and economics major. major. "It's nice to see the people singing "You get a different view of the "It takes up time when I don't want "It's changed the face of music on TV since you can't see them on the song. It's easier to study by." to study. I get hooked for two or three because if you're not a good actor you radio." hours sometimes." can't just wing it in a recording stu- dio." Sound and Vision Rockers Find The Going Rough In The 1980s Lyrically, Third World stays close plastic soul common to this decade. by Fats Miller guitar hero. His flashy solos do break enough to traditional Jah philosophies But the successful marriage of sound Eatertainmcal Editor up the monotony of nearly all the to satisfy purists ("Lagos Jump," and performer that producer Nile record's 14 cuts, but it's all been done "Swing Low"), while using more uni- Rodgers achieved on Bowie's Let's ALDO NOVA — Subject (Portrait) before so much better. versal themes to reach a wider audience Dance is not found here. It's hard to knock the talents of a ("Love Is Out To Get You," "All The Rodgers has replaced the gutsy pas- On this follow-up to his successful guy who plays nearly all the instru- Way Strong"). sion of Southside's earlier work with debut LP, Aldo Nova displays all the ments, writes, arranges and produces While there are no obvious hits here synthesizers, funked up drum tracks symptoms of the quintessential 80s his records. But only a few people — of the order of last year's funky "Try and a slightly vacant ambience mainstream rocker. As with the mostly Stevie Wonder, Todd Rundgren, Steve Jah Love," All The Way Strong is still throughout. Few of the original Jukes superficial "new music" genre, the Winwood — can pull this off and make highly satisfying on many levels. survived the transition — sorely miss- disease is easily diagnosed by its em- great music. For them, the ideas have ing is the stellar horn section — and phasis of form over content. The end always been more important than their SOUTHSIDE JOHNNY & THE even attempts to rock it up a bit on side result is often the same — mediocrity. context. JUKES — Trash It Up (Mirage) two fall short. Inherently, mainstream rock needn't This situation is indeed a shame sound as antiseptic and irritatingly THIRD WORLD — All The Way One quick listen to Trash It Up and I considering this batch of songs, penned bland as the bulk of Subject does, as Strong (Columbia) realize that Southside Johnny has at as usual by Jukes guitarist Billy Rush, Aldo Nova's breakthrough hit "Fan- last rid himself of one of the many appear strong enough to deserve better tasy" proved. Yet this record's ineffec-, Third World has built a sizeable things which has plagued his erratic yet treatment. The songs themselves even tive attempt to repeat that feat following in this country through their often brilliant career — he'll no longer succeed in making the record some- struggles so hard with the same basic appealing blend of reggae and rhythm be compared with longtime friend and what enjoyable by today's shallow elements themselves — screaming gui- and blues. sometime collaborator Bruce standards. "Can't Stop Thinking Of tars, sound effects, spacey keyboards Springsteen. You," "Ain't Gonna Eat Out My — that the only inspired creativity here All The Way Strong offers more of It comes as no surprise that someone Heart Anymore" and the playfully is purely technical. the same, and both the rootsy and who's been cut by two major record nasty title track contain solid hooks more accessible tracks are effective in companies and had resorted to doing but need more than quick fix dance In fact, Subject does excel in the strengthening their dominance of this beer commercials to make a living beats to really connect with the lis- areas of multi-tracked textures and hi- unique musical niche. The six-piece would consider shifting musical direc- tener. tech production values. But Nova is a band displays enough versatility, to tions. But Southside Johnny doing I cringe at seeing an artist with pedestrian songwriter at best, and sound natural in covering the two disco? Southside Johnny's credentials selling relies too heavily on the LP's power- different styles of music, and they're Well, not exactly. He's just traded in his soul to a passing trend in an effort chorded aural density and the artist's also by a spirited horn section on his commitment to the classic R&B to be contemporary. But hey, it sure highly imitative attempts at being a several numbers. • stylings of the 50s and 60s for some beats doing beer commercials. . 'Mom' A Bomb; Big Names Produce Bland Flick by Michelle Leger son who discovers that Carolyn's tal- Keaton's humor and Garr's typical Aaron Spelling among them, fail to ents lie in selling ads for his agency. brainy-but-nervous character, but the make this 90-minute, PG excursion Husband and wife reverse roles in Martin Mull, who plays the flaky, acting cannot make up for the bland- anything more than a made-for-thc- this contemporary situation comedy prestige-conscientious company presi- ness of the script. Big Names, producer younger-audience flick. starring Micheal Keaton and Terri dent, is the only consistently funny Garr. Mr. Mom takes off to a fairly character in the film. Top Ten Singles L funny start but the laughs begin to Back at the home front, Jack learns falter half-way into the movie. Actu- the true horrors of domestic chores. 1."Total Eclipse of the Heart" Bonnie Tyler (Columbia) ally, some scenes really are hilarious Keaton's talent for ad-lib shines 2."Tell Her About It" Billy Joel (Columbia) but those moments are scarce and the through in the humorous household 3."The Safety Dance" Men Without Hats (Backstreet) movie never gets off the ground. scenes which seem to echo the ojies 4."Making Love Out of Nothing at All" Air Supply (Arista) Dustin Hoffman portrayed in Kramer 5."Sexy @ 17" Stray Cats (EMI-America) Jack Butler (Keaton) is introduced to Vs. Kramer. Jack tries, unsuccessfully, 6."King of Pain" The Police (Sting) house-husbandry after he is fired from to make breakfast, get the kids to 7."True" Spandau Ballet (Chrysalis) his job at a Detroit auto factory. Wife school, go grocery shopping and so 8."Maniac" Michael Sembello (Casablanca) Carolyn (Garr) adopts her husband's forth. The net result: some tunny 9."Islands in the Stream" Kenny Rogers & Dolly Parton (RCA) briefcase and sets out into the world of scenes Keaton manages to pull off well 10."Far From Over" Frank Stallone (RSO) advertising. There she is swept off to using crazy, offbeat humor. advertising stardom by Ron Richard- Mr. MOB has it's moments, with Top Ten LFs"*"^

l."Synchronicity" The Police (A&M) 2."Thril!er" Michael Jackson (Epic) 3."'Flashdance' Soundtrack" (Casablanca) 4."Pyromania" Def Leppard (Mercury) FASHIONS 5."An Innocent Man" Billy Jod (Columbia) from 6."Alpha" Asia(Geffen) 7."Metal Health" Quiet Riot (Pasha) jAnn's 8."Faster Than the Speed of Night" Bonnie Tyler (Columbia) • David Brooks 9."Reach the Beach" The Fixx (MCA) • Skyr 10."The Principle of Moments" Robert Plant (Es Paranza) • Lady Thomson T&§* • Point of view • Robert Scott •Sero . . • J.G. Hook i • Hanes Hosiery ArA See us for your Homecoming PLEDGE DAY JAMBOREE suit or dress. come and meet new members of the We monogram motifs, BGSU Falcon, GREEK GREEK SYSTEM while having fun!!! LETTERS, and many styles of initials. Sunday September 25, 1983 BETWEEN STUDENT SERVICES & KREISCHER 1084 S Main 10-5 Mon thru Sat 12:30 "H ?".".!■■■■ I iHcitaini To Say The Least A Simple Request From A (Sort Of) Important Person by Scott Rayawad Carpenter cases, the works, and they're sitting in but it's mine, you know? The only haps I could just string a rope around Friday Editor the middle of the news room, uncov- problem is nobody knows it's my desk, my space and say it's an office. The ered where every derelict journalist can everyone thinks it's just a spare desk people around here would buy it. I would like to take a minute or two chuck his empty beer bottles on them and feels free to sit at it anytime I'm I really want an office. It would (and about 15.9 column inches) to harp and scratch his initials in the mahog- not. I tried putting a sign on it that said make me fed so meaningful, so re- on an issue that at first may appear ony. "this is not your desk, please leave," spectable, so important. Besides, our petty and self indulging. Through some but no-one knew it was addressing editor has an office. If she has an clerical or administrative mix-up, I did I need an office. Offices are impor- them personally. office, I think / should have one. I not receive an office this year. I know tant. Offices are cool. An office would Another reason is that an office mean, who really runs this place any- it must be a mistake because I'm provide shelter from the cruel outside commands respect. People don't mess way? The editor? Ha! important around here, ask anyone. world, privacy for making personal with you when you have an office. I know all of this sounds trivial and (Well, ask me and I'll tell you who to phone calls and a hide-out from my They figure if you have an office you childish, but it would mean a lot to me ask.) loan officer. (You should see her must be important and someone will if I could have your support. If you can I really can't understand it. The office. And what did she ever write hurt them if they don't leave you find it in your heart, please send a Porsche I was promised was delivered besides a check?) alone. letter or post card in my behalf. Just a on time (the wrong color, but on time Furthermore (you can always tell quick word or two saying how such an nonetheless). The expense account There are several people around here when someone is mad because they say oversight as not giving an office to came through, the credit cards, the who have offices and don't even use furthermore) I spent a week's pay on Scott is a disgrace and how you will secretary, even the reserved parking tbem. I know one guy who has two picture frames, wastepaper baskets, surely continue your education elsw- spaces, but this office deal has me offices. Who needs two offices? I just tac-up boards and a bronze name plate here if such an injustice here at the ticked. For God's sake, I'm an editor want one office. Any office (except one for the door. Do you have any idea University is allowed to continue. already. How can I be an editor with- of those pits they give the graduate how stupid a door looks without an Send letters to: The Idiot Who out an office? assitants). office behind it? Forgot To Give Scott His Damn Of- So far no one has shown even the I would even be happy with one of fice, BG News, 106 University Hall. slightest bit of sympathy, but let me tell My reasons for wanting an office are those make-shift offices, the kind that (No postage neccesary if mailed on you, it's rough. I ordered the furniture: simple, clear and concise: I have a look like stalls in the reslroom. (It campus.) couch, recliner, roll-away bed, book desk. It's not a particularly nice desk. would be appropriate, anyway.) Per- Bless you. Plastic Pontiac Built With Racing Car Design "sell them as quickly as we get them. I by DOB Lee ent. Fiero's chassis is fully tested and mote compartment-cover releases, standard features include side window- think we can sell as many as we can get driveable before the body panels are our hands on." attached, according to the sales bro- defoggers, retractable headlamps, and While many University students may a choice of Delco-GM audio equip- The Fiero, Wilson said, will mainly have noticed the trailer loads of new chure put out by the Pontiac Division appeal to buyers in the mid-20's age sports cars in the Holiday Inn parking of General Motors. The bodywork ment ranging from AM single-speaker group, or to young married couples lot over last weekend, they may not plays no structural role. The panels to AM-FM stereo with seek and scan looking for a second car. have been aware the 1984 Pontiac themselves, however, are Fiero's major and cassette. Wilson expects many potential buy- Fiero represents new technology in distinction. They are formed of Endur- Three models are available: the basic Fiero without air-conditioning or auto- ers might be turned away from Fiero automotive industry. The Fiero is the aflex, a lightweight, resilient plastic. because of the fact it only seats two, first American-built mid-engine, four- Enduraflex is flexible enough to re- matic transmission starting at $7,999; although there has been a tremendous cylinder, two-seat production car avail- bound from minor impacts without the Sport Coupe at $8,499; and the amount of advance interest. able to the general public, using in its cracking or denting. Since it is plastic, Fiero SE at $9,599, Rick Wilson, "We've never had so many people construction ideas developed in mod- Enduraflex doesn't rust. salesman for Dick Wilson Pontiac- asking about a car in advance," Wil- ern racing-car design. Features abound inside Fiero as well. Buick-GMC in Bowling Green, said. son said. "People were asking (about It is in the chassis and bodywork that In addition to reclining bucket seats, The first shipment of Fieros is arriving Fiero) as early as a year ago," he the Fiero's innovations become appar- full electric instrumentation, and re- there this week and Wilson expects to added.

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LOCATED ON THE SECOND FLOOR UNIVERSITY UNION Countdown PHEASANT ROOM to the Weekend Fall Fashions For An Old — New Look

Dressing in today's current styles of fashion change in the recent past. Fashion mirrors the times in which According to store owner Derec seems to be an objective to which there According to Dr. Dorothy Behling of we live. In the 1960a, for example, Crane, "most people come in here for are no viable means for many college the Department of Home Economics people's efforts were centered around warm durable quality clothing that will students. Some students argue that the "fashion is a reflection of culture social reforms, civil rights and Viet- blend in with the clothes they already clothes featured in national fashion change. And an examination of fash- nam, to mention just a few. Economic own." Other stores inslude Next to magazines just are not practical for a ion from the past can help one to better woes were almost nonexistent and New located at St. Aloysius Catholic college mode of dress. They are firm understand current trends and antic- natural resources seemed inexhausti- Church, 150 S. Enterprise and Volun- believers in function before fashion. ipate the future." ble. As a result, Americans drove big teers of Amercia on North Main Street. This fall's trends are calling for gas-guzzling cars, built new homes, Garage and rummage sales also are a Others feel that reguardless of sweats and plenty of them as well as a bought a second gas-guzzling car, and super place for fashion finds. whether the clothes are functional they return to the classics. Sweater dressing wore clothes of Olympic proportions. In the fihal analysis it all comes simply are not attainable for students is big for women. Neutrals are the Recall platform shoes, four inch wide down to wearing what's right for you. who attend a midwestern university dominant hues with gray the undis- ties, elephant bells, and lapels that Whether you're a sports enthusiast, a located essentially in what seems like a puted forerunner. Primary colors are seemed wider than the tracks on which patron of the arts, or a combination of huge corn field. There is also the being used to set off these neutrals. many American children were racing the two, the clothes that make you feel arguement that while a student may their electrically chargrd hot wheels. good are the one's you should wear. wish to dress fashionably it simply Don't be afraid to mix and match its Then came the 70s with the energy Dr. Patricia Cunningham, assistant cannot be done on a college budget. fun to do and will add new life and crisis and Watergate. Later in the professor of home economics, said versatility to your current holdings. decade interest and unemployment clothes are important and people Certainly these are legitimate con- Take the sweats and classic looks for rates soared as inflation began to get should dress to fit their self image. She cerns. However, don't feel you're out example. Why not combine the two? out of hand. And with the threat of also said that if someone wants to of the fashion picture, something can Try pairing navy blue sweats with a nucular war always a minor preoccupa- change their self-image one of the most be done. There are many alternatives yellow Shetland sweater over a white tion, it looked as though the United effective ways of doing it is through a to help you look and feel your best oxford cloth shirt for a slightly off- States was haeding for impending change in clothing. A positive change without going into financial ruin or beat but fresher look. doom. in one's apparel can lead to a whole emotional abyss. Out of all this emerged the physical new positive and fresher outlook on An excellent way to obtain new movement or fitness generation. As the life. The question of how to integrate pieces for blending with current stand- 70s drew to a close Americans dropped "Most people feel good about them- trends into existing wardrobes is an bys is to patronize used clothing stores. many of their social concerns and selves when they are dressed comfort- obstaclewhich stands in the way of Most offer excellent quality clothing at began to concentrate on themselves. ably and fashionably," she said. many students' attempts to dress in an affordable prices. Bowling Green has They began to excersise in an effort to So don't sit back and say What's the up to date manner. Before specific three such stores close to campus. Life protect themselves against the odds. use in trying when the pages in a remedies to this problem can be arrived Style Surplus (which graciously pro- Changes within the home took place. magazine seem so far removed from at a closer look atthe forces behind vided most of the men's clothing fea- Wives went to work while husbunds everyday life? Something can be done. today's fashions is warranted. tured here) located next to T.O.'s assumed responsibility for domestic Remember fashion is for all of us. Campus Corner on Wooster Street. As duties. Even if your anti-fashion your still So what does all this have to do with the name suggests, Life Stlye Surplus Again, the clothes people wore mir- making a statement about yourself — what you wear to class. First, it pro- carries military surplus as well as a few rored these changes. Athletically and that's what todays fashion is all vides one with a better understanding vintage pieces. inspired garments became the norm. about.

Hat tricks. Freshman Tom Lukz stands tall in vintage pleated pants and suspenders from Life Style Surplus. Chamois cloth shin wool and cotton baseball shirt, his own. His shoes are suede bucks. Wool fedora from New to You Vintage Fashions, Perrysberg. The inset is a detail of suspend- ers and fedora.

story by Phil Smrek photos by Edmond Dippman LOOK! at what's in Fashion

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Everything Old is Sew Again. . . The models featured on these pages have taken some old along with some new and used clothing to arrive at interesting and effective fall looks. A Hi-fall of clothing. Sophmore Dave Pershing exhibits what can be done with little money and a lot of imagination (top right). Dave pairs his own pin wale pleated cords with a mullipattem wool sweater atop a white oxford cloth shirt. Full length cashmere coat purchased at a garage sale for under SS (middle right). Detail of sweater (above left). Wool French Ike jacket and D3A black leather gloves with wool inserts from Life Stlye Surplus. Shirt. Dave's own cotton sweatshirt. Shoes. Suede buck skins. • Tom Lukz sports a cotton and polyester General jacket and five-button wool army sweater from Life Style Surplus (right). Underneath is a grey cotton T-shirt. Suntan pants also from Life Style. Shoes. Suede buck skins. Fashion caper /Catherine Sullivan snuggles up to a wool and acrylic shawl atop a multihooded wool and acrylic sweater (lower right). These clothes were provided courtesy of the Fashion Bug on South Main Street in Bowling Green. Wayfare sunglasses her own.

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