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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. Mlockey team opens with Wolverines; see page 5 THE BG NEWS Vol.70 Issue28 Bowling Green, Ohio Friday, October 9,1987 Helicopters sink Iranian patrol boats WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. White House officials refused r? military helicopters in the Per- immediate comment, referring sian Gulf attacked and disabled all queries to the Pentagon. some Iranian patrol boats yes- The confrontation was de- V terday after the boats began scribed by the sources as having shooting at them, defense sour- occurred after nightfall in the ces saia northern section of the gulf, about 20 miles from the Iranian- U.S. officials said the Ameri- controlled Farsi Island. can helicopters were fired on The Pentagon declined to im- around sunset by Iranians and mediately confirm the report, the Americans returned the fire, although officials promised a sinking three small Iranian pa- news briefing later in the day. trol boats in the vicinity of Farsi According to the sources, Island. however, the American helicop- ters were out flying a routine An official, who demanded surveillance patrol when they anonymity, said there were no were fired upon by Iranian gun- reported American casualties boats*. and he had no word on Iranian casualties. D See Iran, page 3.

'Scholar' ideas Go fly a kite BG News/Mike McCune Debbie MacMurdo. junior commercial recreation major, and Chad Ho- rowed the kite from his roommate because it was too windy to throw a lycross, junior business major, take advantage of the windy weather Frisbee. make first cut and fly a kite on the intramural fields near the stadium. Holycross bor- ting proposals must be known as by Judy Immel exceptionally strong. staff reporter The program is part of a package of five programs offered by the state to selec- All four of the University's tively promote excellence at Eminent Scholar proposals were state universities, Christopher Capital plan goes to state chosen as finalists by the Ohio Dunn, director of research ser- Board of Regents, indicating the vices, said. Dunn is managing After the first biennium is completed, the When the planning committee has priori- by Linda Hoy tized the projects, a list is sent to the Ohio University's quality programs. the proposal development wire editor capital budget planning committee, consist- University President Paul Ols- process. ing of administrators, faculty and students, Board of Regents who visit the campus to campsaid. Out of the final field of 24 pro- will look at which areas have been funded decide which proposals should be funded. He expressed his pleasure at posals, nine proposals will be It's a "picture at a point in time," and it and how needs have changed, McGeein said. this week's Faculty Senate accepted to allow universities to will cost approximately $110 million to bring "We will know how existing facilities have The board also chooses how much money meeting, noting that "all four of search for and appoint Eminent to life. moved to the point where they are now con- should be designated to each project and in the proposals survived the first Scholars. Winners will be named The University capital plan is updated sidered necessary for renovation," he said. what order they should be completed, then cut when some institutions in June, after a lengthy review every six years, and last summer a revised All the physical facilities of the University makes a recommendation to the governor, didn't get any (proposals accep- process. plan was drawn up and sent to the Ohio go through a natural aging cycle, and the McGeein said. ted)." The state provides $500,000 as Board of Regents. capital plan attempts to address that cycle The four proposals were from a part of the program, with the "The capital plan is a picture at a point in with projects to restore a building's func- The state legislature makes the final de- the departments of applied phi- expectation that the university time which describes the needs of academic tional usefulness, he said. cision, but generally it will fund what is rec- losophy, sociology, psychology will provide an additional and other University programs for physical The scope of the projects are determined ommended Dy the board, he said. and biology. $500,000. This money is used to facilities." Robert McGeein, director of with participation of the faculty and de- The Eminent Scholar pro- set up an endowment fund for capital planning, said. partment members who will occupy the The board is expected to give its final rec- gram recruits people with a the Eminent Scholar. The inter- McGeein said the plan is shown in a "six buildings when construction or renovation is ommendation for the Fiscal Years 1989-1994 national and/or international est generated from the fund is year window" with certain projects desig- finished, he said. Capital Plan sometime in late December. reputation in teaching and used to pay for the scholar's sa- nated for the first biennium, fiscal year Costs of renovation and new construction Among the projects proposed for the first research to permanently join lary ana research expenses. 1909-1990, and others scheduled for the sec- are estimated based on the costs of similar biennium are an $8.5 million addition to the the staff at an Ohio university. ond and third bienniums. The plan calls for firojects done in the past and the needs that Fine Arts Building and renovation of the University departments submit- O See Scholar, page 3. 47 projects in all. acuities must meet, he said. bursar's office. United Way seeks funds distributes funds on an annual The amount of money re- by Kris Henige basis to over 175 programs in 75 quested by the agencies usually reporter different agencies in Lucas, far exceeds the amount actually Wood, Ottawa and eastern Ful- collected. Within the next few weeks, ton counties. members of the University Some of the local agencies re- In 1966, 77,000 Wood County community will be asked to ceiving support from the United residents received United Way- "make a difference" as the Way are uie American Cancer funded services totalling about United Way kicks off its 1967 Society, American Red Cross, $492,000; however, county resi- campaign. American Heart Association, dents and businesses only con- Mobile Meals, the Child Abuse tributed about $269,000 to the "You Make the Difference" is Prevention Center and the campaign, according to United the theme for this year's cam- LINK. Way records. paign, which began on campus Each agency submits an an- Oct. 5 and will end Oct. 23. The nual request for funding, which "It is important to realize that University steering committee, is reviewed and discussed by an Wood County receives more in chaired by journalism instruc- allocations committee of com- service dollars than it actually tor Paul Kostyu, will attempt to munity volunteers. They rec- donates, which is why we need to surpass last year's record dona- ommend funding levels to the increase the number and size of tions by increasing both the Board of Trustees, also vol- donations to overcome this number of donors and the unteers, who approve the final gap," Kostyu said. amount they contribute. allocations. The Greater Toledo chapter of A very small percentage of the the United Way, of which the money raised is used for admin- Kostyu said the United Way BG News/Mark Thalman University is a part, is a vol- istrative costs for the United helps people of all economic Members of the Chi Omega sorority stuff envelopes for the United Way's annual fund-raising campaign. Fliers untary, not-for-profit citizen's Way office in Toledo, Kostyu requesting donations will be sent to University students during the drive which ends Oct. 23. organization which collects and said. D See United Way, page 3. Friday News in Brief

DUSG registers voters for Wood Ballot deadline approaches The letter should be sent to: 7 a.m on Fridays for maintenance. It will also be County, see story page 3. (Hometown) County Seat open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday. Students can vote in their hometowns if they 1 Board of Elections OFIfty-two senators publicly oppose hurry, Jeff LOTS, Undergraduate Student Govern- (Hometown), (State) (Zipcode) Holiday to be observed Bork nomination, see story page 4. ment's national, state and community affairs co- LOTS said students should still be able to get the ordinator said. ballots if they contact their Board of Elections of- The Chavab House of Toledo will host a celebra- DOrtega claims Reagan violates For people residing out of their hometowns tem- fice soon. tion at the University Monday in observance of the peace accord by requesting contra aid, porarily, absentee ballots are available. Jewish holiday, Sukkot. see story page 4. Lore said students should write a letter request- During the holiday, which runs through Thurs- ing a ballot and include the reasons for their ab- Tech Lab extends hours day, participants eat outdoors in small temporary I IRusty's Jazz Cafe keeps jazz spirit sence and their Bowling Green address. The letter Beginning Monday, the Tech Microcomputer huts called Sukkas. alive, aee Friday Magazine. must be signed, he said, so the office can compare Lab will have extended hours. All Jewish students are invited to the celebration the signature to the signature on the registration The Tech Lab will be open continuously 1:30 between 3 and 7 pjn., when huts will be brought to card. p.m. Sunday to 5 p.m. Friday. It will be closed 5 to the Union Oval and refreshments served. Editorial 2 October 9,1987 Action required Baseball vehicle of hope in murder case I have to admit, I was a bit dians and the Mariners, or a tion and respect. Here's what Ten months ago, a member of the University's frightened about Minnesota be- sandlot game in downtown De- people currently think of when student body was brutally attacked in her 01% ing in the playoffs this fall. As a troit. they think of Minnesota: apartment and died as a result of 10 stab wounds native Minnesotan, I have a pro- So the Twins have a chance in Snow. she received. found fear of being embarras- this series to get some attention sed. It's as native a trait for a and to earn a little respect. The Minnesota Vikings' four Murder is far from a frequent occurence in this Minnesotan as a pale complex- They need that chance. As is, Super Bowl losses. town, and the horrible death suffered by Karen Sue By Craig ion and saying "Yuh know?" baseball fans tend to hear the Hubert Humphrey's loss in the Hirschman was certainly a shock to everyone. For days before the playoffs same things about them over presidential race in 1968. However, that was almost a year ago and the Hergert started, I had imagined what the and over again. As is the case Norwegians. local police department has yet to name a suspect NBC sportscasters were going to with all of trie other major prob- Snow. say about my beloved Twins and lems in this country, the media Mosquitos. in the killing, much less make an arrest. I'm writing this column late my home state. I was afraid is to blame. Before the playoffs Swedes. Police Chief Galen Ash has said the reason for the Wednesday night. Less than an their discussions would go some- lengthy investigation period is because he and his hour ago, the Twins beat the thing like this: department are exercising extreme caution and Tigers in game one of the Amer- Joe Garagiola: Well, Vin, "don't want to leave anything unturned" because ican League Championship Ser- tomorrow night over in the ies. For a baseball fan from American League the Tigers For a Twins fan, win or lose — and "we won't get a second chance." Minnesota, all is right with the take on the Minnesota Twins. Wanting to conduct a thorough investigation is world. Vin Sculley: Yes, Joe, and it they'll very likely lose — what the certaintly understandable, but 10 months is an ex- Some of my colleagues are sort of reminds me of the match- playoffs means is a chance for a little tremely long time to wait. surprised that I'm getting up of the Greeks and the Tro- caught up in all of this. An Aus- jans. respect and just a bit of recognition. It Investigators removed two vanloads of evidence trian friend of mine commented Joe: Uh, me too, Vin. Yeah. from Hirschman's apartment last January, and the other day that when Vin: If you'll be so good as to marks the first time in years that most received a report from a California lab two months European intellectuals get let me switch metaphors here, fans across the country will have seen a ago. together, they talk politics, but Joe, the whole state of Minne- wood County prosecuting attorney, Betty Mont- when American intellectuals get sota is an Adamic wilderness, televised Twins game. together, they talk baseball. To the Twins are wide-eyed inno- gomery, has said there is insufficient evidence to my mind, that's one of the nicest cents, and Sparky Anderson is convene a grand jury, and her department will con- things anyone has ever said the wily serpent that's slithering sider all its leads and examine more physical evi- about American intellectuals. into their garden. are finished, here's what I ex- The loon being the state bird. dence before attempting call in a grand jury. My allegiance to baseball and Joe: Yeah, Vin. I had that pect from the NBC sportscaster: Snow. the Twins goes way back. Some same thought. Several times. At least a dozen times, they'll Walter Mondale's loss in the It is beginning to appear that something is very of the first words I ever read For a Twins fan, win or lose — say, "For the Twins, there's no presidential race in 1984. were Harmon Killebrew, Zoilo and they'll very likely lose — place like Dome." wrong with this murder investigation. Is it that Versalles, and Camilo Pascual. what the playoffs means is a Garrison Keillor's leaving neither Ash's nor Montgomery's offices are pursu- In 1963, when I was seven chance for a little respect and They'll show 200 different sta- Minnesota for Copenhagen. ing this case with much diligence? Or is it that they years old, I saw my first base- just a bit of recognition. It tistics to the effect that Bert Ice and snow. are simply unable to overturn a substantial piece of ball game at Metropolitan Sta- marks the first time in years Blyleven gives up a lot of home And that's about it. evidence? dium in Bloomington, Minne- that most fans across the coun- runs. sota. When Twins' slugger try will have seen a televised At least five times, they'll The addition of even one up- Whatever the reasons, the case has dragged on Harmon Killebrew stepped up to Twins game. show us that clip of Joe Niekro beat item to this list would meet entirely too long. This case should have top priority the plate, I yelled out from my Normally, on those rare occa- tossing his sandpaper and with my approval, even if it's status in the eyes of the police department and upper deck seat, "Come on, sions when NBC offered a Twins emeryboard. only the image of 50,000 white prosecutor's office. Harmon, hit a home run." On game as a Saturday game of the Now that the playoffs have people waving those God-awful the next pitch, he did. week, every affiliate in the started, baseball fans will be 'homer hankies." It is long past the time for Hirschman's killer to I turned to my dad and asked, nation except those in Minnesota able to associate the Twins with be brought to justice, and it is the responsibility of "Do you think he heard me?" I would broadcast the other game other images as well. Hergert, an instructor in Eng- the local authorities to do so with expedience. was not what you would have offered, whether it was the Pi- See, the entire state needs a lish from Slayton, Minn., is a called a bright youngster. rates and the Braves, the In- chance to gain a little recogni- columnist for The News. Respond Sleaze, part of politics The BG News editorial page is your campus forum. You don't have to be a journalism major or even a student to write a column. 7Tie News encourages and welcomes any and Candidates'dirt-digging, truth-bending name of the game all guest columnists. Letters to the editor should be a maximum of 200-300 words in in trouble because it turns out steal phrases from John F. Ken- questionable because of the way length and should be typewritten, double-spaced, and signed. that some of his campaign aides nedy or Robert Kennedy, you're his people snitched on Biden. Address or on-campus mailbox number along with your tele- were the one who snitched on really stealing from their hired But you can bet that while the phone number for varification, must be included. Biden. speech writers. pundit was writing those words, Columns may be longer, although a length of 600-700 words is By Mike his phone rang and someone preferred. These should also be typewritten and double-s- If that's true, the next logical But the reality is that Biden said: paced. University students writing columns must provide class Royko step is to determine who snit- wound up looking foolish, and "Hey. I can give you some- rank, major and hometown. ched on Dukakis' people for that's fatal in presidential poli- thing juicy about candidate The News reserves the right to reject any material that is snitching on Biden and to de- tics. And apparently Biden, or Whoozits, but you got to keep me offensive, malicious or libelous. All submissions are subject to clare that these snitchers are his speechwriters, were com- out of it. Deal?" condensation. now in trouble. pulsive about it. It went almost "How contemptible of you. Please address all submissions to: It could get that silly, in this unnoticed, but even in Biden's But, please, slip me the sleaze." Editorial Editor I've been sitting here trying to the era of the "character" issue. withdrawal speech, he wound up The BG News count the number of times some The fact is, there's nothing lifting phrases from John Stein- Royko is a columnist for the fit West Hall political operatives have slipped wrong with what Dukakis' peo- beck^ novel, "The Grapes of Chicago Tribune. me nasty information about a ple did—not unless we've sud- Wrath.'' The guy just can't stop. rival candidate. I quit counting denly changed the informal You might ask an obvious at about 1,000. rules of politics and news. question about ethics: If Dukak- That's part of politics and the It would have been wrong if is' people wanted to blow the news business. Politicians or they had leaked something that whistle on Biden, why didn't their flunkies dig up something had been false, if they had they Just have Dukakis hold a on an opponent. Then they leak spread lies about Biden. Eress conference and show the it to someone in the news busi- But they didn't. The tape ipes? Why did they furtively ness. If it turns out to be factual showed exactly what Biden had slip the tapes to news organiza- and newsworthy, it winds up in said about his ancestors being tions? Wouldn't that have been print or on the tube. coal miners and Biden being the the honorable way to do it, in the first person in his family to go to open? This has been going on as long college, which wasn't true. And Sure. But I didn't say that as there have been politicians the tape showed everything what they did was honorable or and printing presses in this Kinnock had said much earlier, manly or straight up. I just said country. about his ancestors being coal it wasn't wrong. So I don't understand why miners and Kinnock being the there is suddenly such a big flap first person in his family to go to Actually, what they did was a because some of Gov. Michael college, which was true. Nothing bit sleazy. Kind of contemptible Dukakis' campaign workers had been changed. really. It's always sleazy and blew the whistle on Sen. Joe Bi- contemptible to bad-mouth den's strange habit of filching This wasn't a case of dirty someone behind his back, other people s speeches. tricks, as some of Biden's sup- whether politicans do it, or porters have been shrieking. If neighbors or people who work in They provided three news or- words that weren't Biden's had the same office. ganization with tapes of one of been dubbed in, or the tape re- Unfortunately, sleaze is part Biden's speeches that was vir- arranged to distort its meaning, of politics. And it has certain ac- tually identical to a stirring it would have been a dirty trick. ceptable boundaries. And pass- speech given earlier by Neu But all they did was pass along ing along something that is Kinnock, a British politician. evidence that Biden was kind of truthful and factual falls within That, and other revelations of careless about where he lifted these boundaries. speech-theft, caused Biden to his stirring oratory. So you'll probably read some- end his campaign. Sure, we can debate whether thing by one of the lofty political Now some pundits are writing what Biden did was really all pundits in Washington, saying that Dukakis campaign may be that terrible. After all, when you that Dukakis' character is now THE BG NEWS Can you draw? Editor RonFriu Mat Photo Editor MarkThalman Managing Editor MMUI McGillivray Chart Copy EOlor KJmOam Asst. Managing Editor Beth Thomas Chart Copy EoKor JudlKopp Arayonarttattc? NeweEdHor JueeFaubte Copy Editor . Juliann Bel Do you have a sense of City ErJtor Caroline langer Copy Editor . . 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Scholar. chances," Attig said. Iran. i Continued from page 1. Ryan Tweney, professor of L ] Continued from page 1. eychology, said the department Drive ups voter list Last year, the Ohio Board of s proposed an Eminent Schol- "We were fired on first," said Regents accepted the Uni- ar in cognitive psychology. one source. "We were on a rou- by Julie Wallace to including his Bowling Green address. The letter versity's proposal for an Emin- tine patrol and did nothing pro- copy editor must be signed by the person requesting the ballot. ent Scholar in photochemical "Cognitive psychology is a vocative." "The signatures must be compared to their sciences. The University's first rapidly growing area, dealing The helicopters immediately county registration form, so it is important that Eminent Scholar, Michael Rod- with the study of thinking returned the fire, the sources The voter registration drive held last week by the students sign the letters sent," he said. gers, is arriving in January. processes," he said. said. the Undergraduate Student Government and its Lors said he does not think it is too late for voters The department of sociology's One source said he understood representatives enables 701 students to vote in to get absentee ballots, as long as the letters are Tom Attig, philosophy chair, proposal was "Social Demogra- some Iranian crewmen from the Wood County on Nov. 3. sent within a week or two. said his department hopes to re- 6hies in Adolescent Behavior," vessels had been rescued by cruit a prominent scholar in lunn said. U.S.forces. Jeff LOTS, USG'S National, State and Community Voter registration and increasing the number of moral and social philosophy to The department has de- The sources declined to say Affairs coordinator, said the drive went "very students who vote are both included in the goals contribute to the applied philo- veloped a strong expertise in whether the helicopters were well" and another drive will be held before spring resolution of USG for the 1987-88 school year. sophy program. adolescent behavior, including Army, Navy or Marine aircraft. elections. Lore said USG is trying to increase voting, not An Eminent Scholar would teenage pregnancy, delinquency just in Wood County, but across the state. make a lasting and first-classs and drug use, he said. United Way. Lors said several other organizations also were contribution to the program," he Edward Stockwell, sociology registering students last week, so the actual num- "We are really serious about voter participation. said. professor, said, "We hope to n Continued from page 1. ber of students eligible to vote this year is even There are people in other countries who would give The applied philosophy propo- make a good program even levels, not just those who can't higher. The College Republicans, he said, re- anything to be able to vote," he said. "Look at the sal has a good chance of receiv- greater with the addition of an afford it. In 1966,1,848 Universi- gistered 30 students and turned their registrations uprising in Korea right now because their people ing an Eminent Scholar. Most of Eminent Scholar." ty employees or family mem- into USG. want to vote and cannot." the awards given since the pro- bers sought temporary or long- gram began in 198445 have been The biology department sub- term help from United Way Many students were registered in their home- Lore said many students commented about their in science fields. mitted a proposal about "Plant agencies. towns to vote, Lors said, and did not know how to ability to change election results with their vote Molecular Evolution," Dunn "That represents nearly a: 5 get an absentee ballot to vote for their hometown while he was at the voter registration booth. "Concern has been expressed said. The program deals with percent increase over the num- issues. "I had a girl come up to me and say there is no by the Board (of Regents) that making controlled genetic mu- ber of University-related people To get an absentee ballot, he said, a student way she would ever vote, because her one vote the humanities have been ex- tations in plants to produce, for helped in 1985, indicating a need must write his hometown explaining why he will be could never change anything," Lors said. "But she cluded in past years, and so we example, a tomato more resis- to increase our donations," Kos- absent from the county on voting day, In addition couldn't be farther from the truth." are feeling quite good about our tant to frost. tyusaid.

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Robert Bork met Bork met with the attorney general, a not withdraw Bork's nomination, no matter with Attorney General Edwin Meese yester- strong supporter, for about 30 minutes in what, but aides' comments suggested that Ministry board resigns day as new Senate opposition dealt a proba- Meese's Justice Department offices, said stance might be softening today. FORT MILL, S.C. (AP) - tors to file a competing plan bly fatal blow to Bork's Supreme Court Patrick Korten, a department spokesman. The board of the PTL min- for reorganizing the ministry, nomination and speculation rose that with- Meese was to meet with Reagan about the President spokesman Marlin Fitzwater istry resigned yesterday and which Ja plagued by more drawal of his name was imminent. Bork nomination, said two Justice Depart- said that if Bork asked for his name to be PTL Chairman Jerry Falwell than $60 million in debt. Meese scheduled a meeting for later in the ment sources, speaking on condition of ano- withdrawn, the president "would urge him said he feared defrocked min- Bakker, in a news confer- day with President Reagan to discuss the nymity. to fight on.'' But Fitzwater also said of Bork, ister Jim Bakker could re- ence at his mountaintop re- situation. Sen. George Mitchell, D-Maine, announ- "Obviously, his decision can be whatever he turn, making the ministry treat near Gatlinburg, Tenn., Bork's meeting with Meese came as the ced his opposition in a Senate floor speech, wants it to be." "the greatest scab and can- said he would return to the 51st and 52nd senators declared they would and was quickly followed by Sen. Tom Har- cer on the face of Christianity ministry if invited to do so by oppose Bork if the White House pursued a kin, D-Iowa, bringing to 52 the number of As for the opposition arrayed against Bork, a lobbyist said. "We're not naive; in 2,000 years." its creditors. formal vote, making Senate rejection all but publicly declared opponents, according to an The resignations were Bakker said he thought certain unless several senators changed Associated Press survey. there's no mystery on now the vote count is going to go. The handwriting is on the wall." prompted by a court ruling Falwell was resigning to their minds. Reagan has said repeatedly that he would Wednesday that allowed avoid testifying under oath in PTL's creditors and contribu- bankruptcy court. Ortega speech Haig seeks bid Transport chief named WASHINGTON (AP) - grasp of public policy." despite image President Reagan yesterday In a speech to Transporta- draws U.S. ire nominated James Burnley, a tion Department employees federal transportation official UNITED NATIONS (AP) — President Reagan is defying a Cen- DAYTON (AP) - Former "I came in last in, 'Would you Ciered in the Rose Garden, tral American peace accord by asking Congress for more contra aid, Secretary of State Alexander buy a used car from this fellow?' who has clashed with sena- gan also announced that Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega told the United Nations yester- tors about aviation safety, to he is nominating Mimi Daw- Haig, said yesterday he's selling but I'm not selling used cars. succeed Elizabeth Dole as day. himself as a proven leader as he I'm selling leadership," Haig son, a former congressional "I'm sure he hasn't even read the agreement," Ortega said con- secretary of transportation. staff member, to succeed seeks the Republican presi- said at a news conference during Reagan praised Burnley's temptously in a speech harshly attacking the U.S. role in Central dential nomination, despite the a stop to attend a glider pilots Burnley as deputy secretary America. image problems it has caused convention. "longstanding interest in and of transportation. . The United States delegation angrily walked out. U.S Ambassador him. Haig. a retired U.S. Army Vernon Walters accused Ortega oflying and "hurling invective" and He also predicted the Republi- general and former presidential called his remarks "typical revolutionary babble." can nominee will have to face aide, said his image problem Coyotes eat flamingos As the General Assembly chamber rang with applause, Ortega New York Gov. Mario Cuomo, a stems from being at the center said, "Some people find their ears hurt when the trutn is spoken and Democrat, in the 1988 race, de- of events such as Vietnam, LOS ANGELES (AP) - A "We had a real tragedy they are incapable of listening." spite Cuomo's refusal to seek the Cambodia, the Watergate scan- ravenous pack of coyotes here," said Michael Wallace, On Wednesday, Reagan said he will ask Congress for $270 million Democratic nomination. dal of the Nixon years and the descended on 86 flamingos at the zoo's curator for birds, in aid to the contras to ensure that Nicaragua s leftist government Haig, citing a Time magazine Reagan assassination attempt. the Los Angeles Zoo after after keepers returned Wed- abides by the peace plan known as the Guatemala accord. poll, said he was pleased people keepers mistakenly left the nesday morning to the zoo in The peace pact, which the United Nations endorsed Wednesday, perceived him as strong in de- He said he has had to over- birds' pen open, and by morn- Griffith Park, north of down- calls for an end to foreign support for rebel forces in Central Amer- cisive leadership ana crisis come gaffes such as his "I am in ing less than half the flock town Los Angeles, and dis- ica. management, although in over- charge" statement after Rea- was still alive, officials said. covered the carnage. . The accord was signed by the presidents of Costa Rica, Nicara- rail popularity he continues to gan was shot in 1981, but "people Some flamingos were saved gua, Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador on Aug. 7. trail vice President George are nostalgic for someone who's by employees beating away The birds were worth "So far, no willingness is evident on the part of the United States Bush and Sen. Robert Dole, in charge. It's an asset." the coyotes. nearly $50,000, Wallace said. government to respect that agreement," Ortega said. R-Kansas.

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Congratulations ■EATA ATS" ■ ArA mZzM IvW^iWSi wxvWxw:*"":': vmmm Sports October 9,1987 5 BG hosts EMU in leer's season opens tonight by Al Franco two Saturday. Both gamea Mart at 7:38 teams possess dominant offenses, while •port* reporter pan. being unproven defensively. key MAC match Last season BG compiled a 33-10-2 over- BG streaftt*: The Falcons definitely There are two unmistakable hints that all record, whileUMflnished 14-JM. The have a balanced offensive attack. They are winter is Just around the corner. The most Wolverines have a 18-18 edge over the Fal- led by a corps of seniors in Den Barber, Plantz said the Falcons will obvious reason is the drop in temperature, cons entering the opening weekend. UM Brent Regan, and Andy GribMe. Laai byAndyWoodard have to play aggressive defense but underlying tins is the beginning of the captured the first 11 games, but the Fal- season. Barber had » goals 34 assists for sports reporter in order to contain the Huron at- Bowling Green hockey team's 1987-88 cons replied by winning 15 of the last 23 83 points, Regan had lt-17-JB, and Gribble tack. season. contests. scored 18-18-36. Pacing the underdasamen The Mid-American Confer- The BG leers will defend their Central are Junior Greg Parka (23-27-60) and so- ence volleyball schedule is "I think we need to concen- Collegiate Hockey Association regular BG has been selected second behind phomore Nelson Emerson (36-3541). different from last year's in that trate on our block," she said. season championship when they face Mi- NCAA runner-up Michigan State in the Emerson was cited as the league's Rookie each conference team only plays "The block isn't doing what it chigan in a home-and-nome series this CCHA coaches preseason poll, while Mi- of the Year last season. Senior captain the other eight schools once needs to. We need to work weekend. The Falcons travel to UM's Yost chigan was listed as a fifth-place finisher. Scott Paloch will provide leadership and each. together more." Arena tonight then return home for game The series may be high scoring as both O See Backer, page 7. BG outside hitter Jennifer Last season, every team Russell said she needs to work played each other twice. on her blocking to make her With that in mind, tomorrow's overall game conmplete. MAC match-up between host Bowling Green and Eastern Mi- "That's one of my weak Dackin-less Falcons visit OC1 chigan becomes very important. points," she said. "I have to be After starting last season with a 1-3 mark, Bowling Green's foot- OU ranks eighth in the MAC in total offense with a pass game that The Falcons, 14-4 overall and aggressive up there and pene- ball team found new life while on the way to a resurgent 5-6 finish. has been almost invisible. Led by quarterback Anthony Thornton, winners of three straight, will trate the net. Since their hitters If this year's 1-4 Falcons are to be reborn in a similar fashion, they the 1-3 Bobcats are averaging only 76 yards through the air in their try to improve their 1-0 record in are strong I have to watch their will have to begin tomorrow against perennial Mid-American Con- four games. the MAC at 4 p.m. in Anderson arm swing and be ready to move ference doorstep, Ohio University. The Falcons will have to contain halfback John Caldwell who Arena. quick." BG, 1-1 in the MAC, visits OU's Peden Stadium in a contest which stunned Toledo last week with 149 yards rushing. Caldwell, sixth in The strongest part of the Fal- features two of the MAC's more anguished teams. the MAC in rushing, also gained 137 yards in the Bobcats' opener BG outside hitter Jane Plantz cons play has also been offense. The Falcons will again be without the services of injured quarter- against Marshall. said the Hurons will be gunning BG is fourth in the MAC in hit- back Rich Dackin. Senior Eric Smith, who passed for 54 yards last Smith will have to pay close attention to a pair of OU defenders. for a win. ting (.252) and third in week, threw for 164 yards in BG's 21-16 win against OU last year. Cornerback Roger Smith is tied for the MAC lead with three inter- "Well be up for the game," kills/game (12.82). The Falcons' defense will find itself in a much easier spot ceptions, while outside linebacker Doug Mangen places second with she said. "We can't sit around tomorrow after giving up 505 total yards against Arizona last week. nine tackles for losses. and feel comfortable just be- However, Falcon setter Linda cause we were picked second in Popovich said the offense won't the MAC (in the preseason). be the only key to victory. Every team in the conference is "We have to keep our offense trying to beat us and (defending strong," she said. "But we have MAC champion) Western Mi- to really do well in our passing, chigan." blocking, digging and blocking. EMU, BG and WMU are all tied for first place in the MAC goinginto this weekend's play. EMU is 12-2 overall and 2-0 in the MAC and has won seven straight going into tonight's game with Eastern Michigan. The Hurons have been most productive on offense. They are averaging a conference-leading .261 hitting percentage and are second in kills/game (14.17). The Hurons are paced by Roxanne Munch (175 kills and a .367 percentage) and last week's MAC player-of-the-week Nancy Rademacher (156 kills and .247 percentage). Setter Sherry An- derson is second in the MAC in assists/game (10.28).

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Booters host Vikings Hockey fense also lacks experience as the right side, UM is missing D Continued from page 5. four of the eight blue-liners are the offensive fire-power of a by Mark Huntebrlnker BG's leading goal scorer is junior forward Tom points from the blueline freshmen. Paluch is the only year ago. Last season's lead- sports reporter Kasten with five. In picking up an assist in last (13-38-51). It is also a plus to senior defenseman, while Alan ing goal scorer Brad Jones weekend's action, Kasten moved into a 19th place have someone of Jerry York's Leggett and Thad Rusiecki (31-46-78) is playing for Team tie on the BG all-time scoring list with 26 points. caliber behind the bench. York provide junior experience. USA, and Jeff Norton Hie Bowline Green soccer team continues Its Freshman forward Kyle Royer and Junior forward carries a record of 200-118-14 at UM strengths: They are (12-36-49) graduated. Sopho- homestand today as they take on Cleveland State Mike Anticoli follow Kasten with four goals apiece. BG. strong offensively on the right more left winger Bryan Deas- at 3:30 p.m. Senior Larry Valbuena moved into a tie for 22nd side. UM has three right wing- ley is expected to miss at least place after picking up a goal last weekend. Royer, BG weaknesses: Lack of ex- ers who can produce, Brad half the season with a broken The Falcons (9-2) are coming off of an impres- Valbuena, and junior defenseman Jon Felton are perience on defense and be- McCaughey (26-23-49), BUI ankle. The Wolverines have sive performance last weekend as they defeated tied for the team lead in assists with four. tween the pipes. The Falcons Powers (13-10-23), and Joe two experienced goaltenders Alabama A/M 2-0 and Iona 7-0 to capture their sec- Hie defense has been impressive in giving up will undoubtedly miss the Lock wood (13-5-18). Defense (Warren Sharpies and Glen ond consecutive BG Soccer Cup. The win over Iona Just eight goals (six shutouts) in the first 11 netminding services provided will be anchored by All-CCHA Neary), but they both had los- was the highest goal total by a Falcon team since contests. Sophomore goalkeeper Mickey Loescher by Gary Kruzich, a two-time Honorable Mention returnee ing records and goals-against an W win over Dayton in 1985. Coach Gary Pal- has played all but 33 minutes and possesses an out- All-American. Sophomore Myles O'Conner (15-30-45) and averages over five last season. misano was pleased with the team's effort. standing .77 goals against average. CSU comes to Paul Connell and freshman sophomore Todd Copeland Sharpies was 12-16-1 with a 5.14 town with a M record and is tied for sixth with John Burke will handle the (2-11-13). g.a.a., while Neary was 1-9 "The team is improving as the season goes along Wisconsin-Madison in this week's ISSA Great goaltending chores. The de- UM weaknesses: Aside from with a 5.76 g.a.a. but I don't think we've reached our full potential Lakes Region Poll. The Falcons are currently ran- yet," Palmisano said. ked fifth in that same poll. •<**f*te>toti»*i»tott>, t^Zrt&frwut AA&T Classifieds—

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HAVE SOME' to the bam youl go See you Saturday night I I LOVE YOU with Lou Lou. Becca Sue. DanieSa YOUR SUNSET MsnyitawtotoaltoamawtiopatiarwjMadiniha Lorl, Anna and Yo-Yo FOR SALE Alpha Deit Alpha Sg softbel tournament Con 'ALPHA PHI'ALPHA PHTALPHA PHI' Whae tha farmer's cows ara munching on hay gratulettone to tha winners Pain and Alpha Gam AUTUMN OUTRAGE IS FINALLY HERE. Wal ba drinking, dancing Big DeO Weteman. 78 PLYMOUTH HORIZON SO GRAB YOUR DATE AND DRINK SOME Hkjs. ma Data. Hops to ea. you again next yaari and frolctng this Saturday Thanks tor being Happy 23rd! It wa be a bawl 86 000 m no rust BEER. were bound to hava an "outrageous" time' such a ''GREAT" Bkgl MARY STERLING goodcond, $1,100 MEET OUTSIDE THE HOUSE SATURDAY AT CdrigraeAMtone on your knaasftng to Jim' (Thank God thta Is the and ot this rhyme!) Cal 354-3584 8 30 AT MOHT. We're so happy tor youl Gat excited for Alpha Phi Fal Data Party '871 OOOO FPeENDS. GOOD TIMES; WELL DO IT Love-Karen t Randy Lova, UPFMHTI Your Alpha Phi Dales 19 INCH SYLVANIA COLOR TV-CABLE COM •ALPHA PHI'ALPHA PHI'ALPHA PHI' BRIAN W. FARMER INFO UAO t PI Kappa Phi Roaa Sale PATBLE ASKING $225 SEARS WIRELESS MBGAL Once I thought wad never gal logathar -orders taken Mon thru Fn In Union Oval REMOTE VCR-2 HEAD SYSTEM-PRICE Junior at mid-size midwestern unhrarslty looks To our PI Kapp Datea— But now I know wal be TOGETHER FOREVER! {Rameite Union Foyer) at PI Kappa Ph. NEGOTIABLE, CALL PAT 354-3129 -Break Your Up* BQSU SPEECH TEAM!* forward to luture letter writing opportunltlaa Brian. Pal, Gregg and Sieve HAPPY ANNTVERSARYI PUSH. Tant HakHaburg is our launcrxng pad lo a tremen- Name and address withheld Autumn Outrage la coming 1972 Porsche 914 Mechanically perfect Ex dous yaari (Baal Mahal lo Jan. siaf. Todd. PS Would you ba offended it I asked to loss COST $1.50 a Roaa. S10 a doian. Free ceaent throughout To see cal Flnoury detvery on-oft campus FnYJay NKa-On cam- TYM It's one day away Johanna. Jan. IW, Ed, Shawn. Jimmy, and Mat you gcodrwjht? There! be drinking and dancing 1-422-6494 after 8 PM I LOVE YOU - Safy C pus, Sal Morning -Off campus Out noi laaal Daamal) Lots of tun In the hay 1979 Toyota Caeca Good Condition Blow the dual on thoaa mterp booka, braak out Mines Pebbles Roberts INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE WOMEN'S Outside leaves ara taBng New Battery $ 1500 or Beat Offer rhoae old Nawawaeka. and put on your lucky Happy 21 st Birthday BOWLING - OCT. 13; MEN'S 1 WOMEN'S Tha weather la cold Cal 354-6302 ouni CROSS COUNTRY - OCT 14; COED RAC- Tha Time Wa Hava Spent But with our dates wel snuggle Together Has Baan Groat' Love. Spencer tor Hk-e OUETBALL - OCT 16; COED TRIPLES N wa may ba so bold BYOM You'ra the Beat P.S. It your cracking up Irom having you bat- VOLLEYBALL - OCT 20; MEN'S AND COED So gel ready to party 50 gaaon aquarium with hood, gravel. 2 tasters Lova Always. Bam Bam tar ULTIMATE FRtSBEE ALL ENTRIES DUE BY The whole night long and may extras plus a 10 gaaon tank both for SI86 363-2719 ■JUUE MANAQHAN' Cedel tot Allan 4:00 ON ENTRY DUE DATE Cur with an Alpha Phi and a F1 Kapp I ve got a crush on you and your ears Man ol Alpha Sigma Phi You can't go wrong! You'ra NEVER too ok) to hit the bars, avan TTS THE WEEKEND AGAIN ALREADY' 77 Grenade Rurta good New battery MualseH Pledge--?-- Thanka for making tha weekend so much fun! Your Alpha Phi Datea. whan you'ra ovar tha h* TONtOHT * T0NMORR0W NMHT AT $550 Cal 352-9847 Happy 20th1 We can't watt tor the tun to happen again' LSL, Pam. Shety, Betsey and Mlchele 7.-00 1 9:30 PM Fold-up Italian bike (Oenchi) New Ikes Recent L.M.A a K.M.R. the Setters of Alpha Delta PI CLOVERLEAF COLT, UAO CAMPUS FILMS PRESENTS ly serviced $100 352-5346 after 6 PM I'm glad we finally mat-avan though It wasn't a "One Flew Over tha Cuckoo's Neat" MONICA TREPINSKI AND TODD V1LLARREAL To our SAE Datea Dave and Dave FOR SALE •OSU BOUND SK1MA CWS' vary "memorable" night' STARRING JACK NICHOLSON Tha sisters ol PI Beta Phi wtah to congratulate Saturday is on its way Light Blue Honda Accord (1982) Good Tha Daa Baas are excited to gal out of town Lova, WADSWOATH QRI2ZLIE 210 MATH SCIENCE - $1 WITH 10 you both on your recent pearling!' We have the bam and lots ol hay corKlltion new brakes, new struts, new wiring, with you' Gal Psyched • OSU hara wa coma" ENJOY THIS AND MANY OTHER MOVIES A chaTy night and frosty beer EACH FRIDAY a SATURDAY NIGHT OX PRODUCTIONS Autumn Outrage a drawing near t new stereo Asking S4300 (very negonsbla) OJ-S ANO TUNES FOR YOUR NEXT PARTY 'Tim FeamatoV CALL US AT 372-2343 FOR Wal begin lo party before our arrival Cat 353 7020 AaklorRob Cungtahjlasona Sham wnght' REASONABLE RATES-WILL TRAVEL Phi Tau and Alpha Phi MOVE UPDATES Dnnking .1 be the key lo survival FOR SALE. Greek Athlete of tha Weak CALL TIM 354-4031 WHAT A PAIR! Gat ready to have a great ttmel Your Alpha Da* Staters are proud! '84 MERC LYNX VERY LOW MILEAGE Wal have a blast at tha Autumn Outrage' Lova, Mlchele and Pern JANBAJfl GREAT CONDITION ASKING $3400 CALL Love. Tart Pis Pal raiders ara rasfly swafl, KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK WITH PLEDG 354 2914 AFTER 9 30 PM CCWQRATIAATrONS SUE HANSON. TRACI ao grab that torch and run ING' I LOVE MY CRESCENT UTTLEII MUCH VK WILSON, ANO KATHY VERNON ON YOUR eke -all Wa know you can do NEW BED FOR SALE 2 Suparaavar Tickets OAMMA PHI LOVE ANO MINE. SUZY Last weekend was fun 353-7917 SELECTION TO GREEK WEEK BOARD! WAY It guys. Lovo, your Kappa coaches. Continental or Eastern Alrtmaa But the best Is yet to come TO SHOW PI PHI EHTHUSIASMI JASON S180 Wendy and Usa Wel be singing and dancing HAPPY 20TH BIRTHDAY Some travel restrictions % Congraturaaona Crystal Harmel And playing in tha bam PLYMOUTH HORIZON '78 PAM 352-6655 Alpha Delia Pi PhlTaus. Saturday night at gonna be alright GOOD CONDITION YOU OWE ME A MOVTEIM Sktter ol the Weak Gat paychad to TAKE THE CHALLENGE" and I can't wait to laH m the hay $1400-CALL 3543564 bring home tha GOLD form tha OrympladI! of AUTUMN OUTRAGE Your Kappa Coaches Love, Smith Corona Electra 120. New Roller Recent ADOPTION: couple happily married 8 yrs w.lh Daniel J. Tha past six months have been the greatest I'm JENNY A SARAH: Thanks ao much lor making Juke June and Nanci JEN ly cleaned. $100 firm. Record-a-Call 1090 much love & security wishes to adopt white $50 Akal AA 1115 receiver $100 MaranU newborn Al expenses paid, confidential, cal so glsd wa made mi my 19th B-Day xlra spadall 2 more 2 IMI I LOVE YOUII Sheas SPUD t SCOOT. Tharu tor tha party 8 good speakers $100 $150 lor combo Cal ootect 914-821-1152 PUSH RAFFLE TICKETS VINNI BROWN ttmel Buy From Sorortty Pledgee CONGRATULATIONS FOR BEING SELECTED 353-4218 before noon. ADOPTION COUPLE HAPPILY MARRIED 8 I LOVE ALL OF Ul OAVESTEIRER AS THE ASSOCIATE PRODUCER FOR THE Trans Am '82 with '84 modifications 38.000 YEARS WTTH MUCH LOVE AND SECURITY TO Barbara MISS BGSU PAGEANT LOVE, YOUR DEE CongtaluraHons! You sounded GREAT Tues ml.. Two-tone baje, T-tops, v 8. 4 speed, rear OFFER WISHESSTO ADOPT WHITE Ratty lor complete Dlveetmeni ot B.G.S.U.'s day Thanks lor everything' GEE SISTERS. defrost, crutee. AM-FM cassette. Power op- NEWBORN. ALL EXPENSES PAD, CON money si ccmpantea doing buainaaa In South Lova, JOHANNA KITT Afnca Monday Oct 12 11 00 AMI 00 PM in VOLUNTEERS WANTED tions and more' Very good condition-ksted over FCENTIAL. CALL COLLECT 914-821-1152 $7,000, but wBtog to deal or make trade lor -Your "Top 40" Jan HAVE A GREAT Via Union Oval. Sponeored by the Progressive 2 or 3 hours par week, Sunday-Thurs. ALPHA OAMMA DELTA IS PROUD TO B-DAY Student Organization CAMPUS ESCORT SERVICE rnkj-elied "detvery" car 372-5738 CONGRATULATE TERRY LEACH ON BEING LOVE. USA llOAMoMley 372-8380 APPOINTED NeaPC PUBLICITY CHAIRMANI OELTA GAMMA WISHES TO CON- RONA, GRATULATE SHEILA MCBAIN ON BECOMING HAPPY BIRTHDAY PRINCESS FOR RENT l"HIPSI SWEETHEART.' KAPPA KAPPA JAMMA LETS HAVE A OREAT WEEKENOI WENDY NEAL Coming October 171 DEISM WEEK I LOVE YOU CONGRATULATIONS FOR BEING SELECTED Gat psyched tor tha beat ALPHA OAMMA DELTA IS PROUO OF OUR Al Wan skirts and pickets AS THh CONTESTANT COORDINATOR FOR 2 bdnti turn. apt. lor SUBLEASE $400 a mo Slumber Party' « BG THE MISS BGGU PAGEANT! LOVE. YOUR SISTERS APPOINTED TO THE IBM 30% OFF ptue alec. Aval. now. For more information cal DEE GEE SISTERS. 3529847 LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE EXECUTIVE Powder Putt 525 PMge St SCOTT (Black as my ate) CUNNINGHAM and BOARD: KATHLEEN VANUKA MICHAEL (I want to paint a cow) ZAHN: WHAT THE HELL IS GOING ON HERE? It's Matt 2 Bedroom Apartment Available lor Spring LOW SMITH - SECRETARY On Your Birthday EVERY WEDNESDAY AT DOWNTOWN Gat off your kneea A atop bagging, you flnaty Groeninga new Ufa m Hal 1988 Fun Calendar Semester Free heat, water A ax Cloae to cam- SHELLY BENSON - PUBLICITY So tw tha yeer's baan super graat, MUSIC 4 LAUGHTER gat to go to a REAL sorority data party— (S7.9S) Order early and ba the coolest one on pus! Cal 353-9918 ANO CONT1NUTED SUPPORT TO Evan though you'ra always lata WITH KENNY REEVES HOMAGE TO THE EXISTENTIALIST your block' $2 S S H per Hem. IIOnvuSIH JENABFER YOUNG Wal wave you home and wear your domes charge per addressee Ask tor the secret DECEMBER GRADS NEED YOUR HELP APT NO COVER FAAMEAI: PANHELLENIC COUNCIL COORDINATOR Hack, wal avan crack your toes' The bear coatume a reedy bonus catalog featuring lots ol oartoony stuff FOR RENT. CLOSE TO CAMPUS (2ND ST.) Wal Dirty Dance, sing Grease al rate. The sweatshirts are here ($1 SASE Catalog, free with order) Send NEGOTIABLE RENT-PLENTY OF STORAGE Al with the help of a Gto-Sack's Ha CALL AFTER 5 00. 353-0303 ALPHA OAMS It's lime to piey in Ihe hay 4 drink plenty of beer check or MO to UFE IN HELL. P.O. BOX Gala 501 LEV'S- Hal OFF So grab your Aqua Net and kJaalng spa, ooo, THE FIJI'S ARE PSYCHED FOR Tha king has baan crowned, our dates hava 38E64, LA. CA 00038 Whet inquiries only DELUXE LQ FURN EFFIC Good Selection of siree t. colors And wal sne up the guys, twanty-two lor youl A ROCKIN TEA TONGIHTI baan found (213) 935-8366 AVAJL. NOW Jeans N Things 531 Ridge • ' 'HAPPY BIRTHDAY' • • SEE YOU ALL AT 8:00 Don't let the KILLER BEES knock you around Close lo Univ 352-5689 Lova, WHO WAS THAT BEAUTIFUL MODEL LOVE Gat ready, gel set lor the rsppsat data party AT THE WOODL AND MALI? GanaaaPhl'a Ptrno, Mae-Ma*, and Pttncaaa Aqua Nat Hi THE FLU'S WAS IT Cheryl Ladd? N0OO0O. Female Roommated needed lo share "Catch tha Spk-HT" Gat paychad tor Alpha Phi Autumn Outrage' WAS IT Chrletle Brinkley? N0000. townhouse $130 a mo Party doae to campus OaiM Phi Bate Pride KO Pledges Ph. Bear Rocks Alpha PM WAS IT Venna While? Nooooo. Cal 354-5713 You ara ALL Awesome' P.S. Brought to you from tha Theatre ol tha Al> Thai Athletic Beauty waa CHERYL CONROYI WE LOVE OUR ACTIVES! aurd: Love. Tha Gonas » Tha Quean FRAZEE APT FOR SUBLEASE 2 BDRM- GARY I30LJNGER, KOI Lova, TOM CRUISE Thank-you forget me no's CLOSE TO CAMPUS LOTS OF FUN' CALI Saa Europe and Earn 6 Hours of Credit' P.S. Revenge Is Sweeeet! Wa are ready lot Big Hunt" Happy Owaalaat Day to my No 1 Swaathaart 353-3120 Lova, Thanka tor al your help KIM MILLER SUMMER STUDY IN NANTES FRANCE Claaaas in Englah The Alpha Phia I LOVE YOU, I JUST WANTED TO SEND YOU A BELATED Yaa rs tor you. Bath Anne True Open Informational Meeting TPJCIA COMORATULATIONS ON YOUR PHI MU-PI We wouldn't as. so hug s GDII Garden level turn apt. Gas and water paid. Tuesday. October 20. 9 00 PM KAPPA ALPHA LAVAJJEPJNG TO GARY Love -the Sisterhood (Hoi t KM) Waking rMtance from campus 352-4380 Alpha Phi Pledges are Tha French House on Sorortty Row realty excited lor our data party GeoflNo. 17 BREWER YOU TWO MAKE A GREAT PAJRI LOVE. LIMITED semester leases available Cal RT AUTUMN OUTRAGE Good Luck thta weekend against Michigan Management 352-9302 Alpha PN Pledges are Number One1 Lova, Mafaa YOUR ACCT PARTNER. Ski Veil Tha Wmler Break •Alpha FW-Alpha PUT Alpha Phi- KM OnVtaM WANTED Need to sublsass one bexfroom apt. In BQ asar- Grog Parka Includes Transportation ttng Nov. 1 Can 886-8282 Good took against Michigan SB, Corioomlnlum • 6 nkjhta ATTENTION BGSU Hope thta season wB ba the beat lor you Lit Tlcketa f male roommate needed tor Spring Semester. To sublsass 1 Bdrm. apt. $275 per mo I may ba stupid Located W Wooster at Main St Cal 364-3587 GET "OUTRAGEOUS" WITH AN ALPHA PHI Your tan dub Cal Todd 372 1849 Jan 3 9 S135s month each Cal 354-5111 AT AUTUMN OUTRAGE1 Bui I Love You or I 386-3560 K.H Fourth non-amokmg female roommate needed OCTOBER 10. 1987 Gretchen- VAL MANOR APARTMENTS BT1VE • JOHN lor apartment cloaa to campua Spring Across from campus Aval this weekend for 2 Thanks tor the dance It made my nkjhtl Oont ba M out In the cold" Coma frok In tha semester. Call 2 8086 and ask tor Becky LAWRENCE TAYLOR, gat students OukM Atmosphere 362-2858 ATTENTION MARKETINQ MAJORS BMBM hey al the Alpha Phi dale partyi Autumn Outrage YOUR ALPHA PHI QUARTERBACK. IS READY Haven House apt • 1 female needed to move How lo Dominate Product Categories Through a) here' Gat paychad tor a great night' Advertloing- TO PLAY. BUT THE GAME ISN'T FOOTBALL Into 4-peraon apt. AvaBabte kimiaifaslly S146 HAPPY HOURS AT MARK'S Your Alpha Phi Datea. Plan now to attend thai presentation by Rick Fir- ITS AN AUTUMN OUTRAGE IN THE HAY WE a mo 362-8722 OCTOBER 12. 4 9 PM WILL FUMBLE ANO DRINK LOTS OF BEER, Mlchete I Shety CO-OP CORNER data of Lao Burnett Worldwide Needed. One terras* roommate 216 Menvtle WEDS OCT. 14 SO GET EXCITED CAUSE ITS ALMOST HERE LOVE YA BERNE KOZAfl Cal 364-0887 or (218) 386-8492 7.30 toe Arena Lounge HAPPY HOURS AT MARK'S Stave. •Bring an AM A hand* OCTOBER 12, 4-9 PM UL' SHELLEY LONG I wouldn't trade tha paal six months DO YOU HAVE JOB EXPERIENCE ON YOUR ! YETT I am so excited to ba your big' You are a graat toraanythlng Your friendship means a tot. addaton to the lameyi Gat paychad lor Bat Lova, Darby HELP WANTED AttontJonll Meeting tor Oeodheoda, Ooiuoa HAPPY HOURS AT MARK'S waakar«J--OSUI TEXAS INSTRUMENTS needs Jr Materials and other Crazies Inlaraaaad in starting a OCTOBER 12. 4-9 PM Mgrnt students to work Spring 88 through Sum- Lova. Robin Fraternal group; 10-1S al 7:J0 p-m. In MBS, SUNDANCE ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR NEEDED mer 88. totarvtaws on campua next week! Zucchini Sticks NOW INTERVTEING tor the summer of 10081 S3 46 Need a summer job? Why wait tn me last SHEFFIELD MEASUREMENT want Technical minute'? Wel. than, as Yogi Bear says. "Hay, Communlcahona majors for Spring 88. Grade or Hay-It's your lucky day'" SUNDANCE Undergrade may apply. Interviews on campus Our campground Yogi Bear's Jeaystona Camp next week' Sevan I Sevan's Reeort, la looking for 2 creative, outgoing av H 60 dh«luasi to coordtoala and dkect activities for a CHEMICAL ABSTRACTS dealree Soph or Jr •array camping resort LOCATION: Aurora. Ohio Computer Science or Math rTMtors with C S Winthrop Terrace Apts. SUZANNE POLKO 5 maea form Sea World ol OHO and Geauga courses Must know Assembler. PL-1 or "C" Lake Park YOUR UTTLE LOVES YOUI HAVE A GREAT miervktws on campua next week! Start Spring Coeege Jr. or Sr level pretend WEEKII MUCH LOVE ANO TTKE. SUZY 88. Experience preferred but not a must. THE ANCIENT GREEKS SET THE Living lacaMes provided PRECEDENT UNISYS looking lor Jr or Sr Computer Science M Intelaeted. send resume to: Jeaystona Camp BGSU GREEKS CONTINUE THE TRADITION metors with COBOL or Peace! experience. Fan- Reeort. 3392 SR 82, Mantua, Ohio 44285 [Seconds ^mester Leased• TOGA TOOA TOGA taaac payll Start Spring 88. AXO-KAPPA SK3 TOGA TEA Cocktail Servers Wanted Toledo Comedy Club Spend Spring 88 In auntiy Florida!! C.V. Short Hours- Part Time WHfTNEY LABS need Jr or rising Sartors ma- THE BROTHERS OF PH GAMMA DELTA 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts .- Furn. & Unfurn. 886-8828 leave r tortng In Btotogy or Chemistry No housing pro- WOULD UKE TO CONGRATULATE bteme • dorm rooms siiaaabls. MBCE CRAWFORD ANO SHANNON CORF Includes: Heat, Water, Full Time Maintenance HIRING! Govml Jobs in your area. ON THEIR FUt-GAMMA PHI N.E.O. REG. In Cleveland hope* tor Soph or Jr LAVAUERMGI $16.000 88.000 Cal 802-838-8886. Ext. Accounting, Btotogy or Environ Sol end MIS me- 4244 lon to won Spring 88. $ Rent Rebates $ To our favorite GAMMA PHaS We aura want OVERBOARD on Friday night, HIRING! QOVMT JOBS-Your area. CALL COOPERATIVE EDUCATION AT hat a aplaahl Thanka for tat graat tana • 16.00088.000 Cal |802| 838-8886. EXT 172-2491 FOR INTERVIEW INFORMATION'! Office: 400 Napoleon Rd. Hrs: Mon-Frl 9-8 Lova Irom your SKJ EP datea 4244 OR STOP BY Roan 231 ADMIN BLDG 352-9135 Sat & Sun 10-4

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i The BG News Magazine Oct. 9, 1987

The Bowling Green Phllharmonia practices fof Sunday's concert. Friday/Paul Vernon Orchestra prepares for Sunday concert University composer's work featured

by David Kins about a melody, just listen to the sounds and have a good time. Sunday's perform- Excitement is in the air. String players ance will be the Bowling Green premier of are putting rosin on their bows, woodwind this composition. Marilyn Shrude is a fac- players are soaking their reeds, brass ulty member at the University and teaches players are oiling their valves and percus- music composition and music theory. sionists are making sticks. What could Bela Bartok, Viola Concerto - What do possibly bring about such frenzied activity? you have when two musicians are convers- A free orchestra concert Sunday at 3 p.m. ing at Howard's? Bartok. Just a little joke in Kobacker Hall. to get things rolling. This concert will feature three 20th cen- Bartok, a Hungarian composer, was tury pieces: Marilyn Shrude's "Passage of ■See Concert, page 8. Years," Bela Bartok's "Viola Concerto," and Dmitri Shostakovich's Fifth Sym- The unmaking of phony. Marilyn Shrude, Passage of Years — This piece was written for the Fox Val- a high school princess Friday/Paul Vernon ley Symphony Orchestra and was first per- ...pager Dr. Robert Spano, director ol the Bowling Green Phllharmonla. leads the group formed by that symphony in April. As in through a rehearsal. most 20th century music, don't worry 2 oan Friday Uagarinc/Oct. 9. 1967 'Rusty' Monroe says jazz gets right to your soul I $3.00 OFF ANY I by Cathy B«tftorc and goes above the call of duty when it EXTRA-LARGE PIZZA WITH comes to jazz. She holds the presidency on I the Toledo Jazz Society. 2 ITEMS "When you say soul, you say Jazz — it Last year she won an award from the FREE DELIVERY 352-3551"SI | has a satisfying effect that gets right to Arts Commission of Greater Toledo for her your soul." — Margaret (Rusty) Monroe. community support of the arts for 23 Rusty's Jazz Cafe, located on Tedrow years. She has also held benefits for Mul- Road just off Byrne Road in Toledo, is one tiple Sclerosis, the United Negro College of the few bars that features jazz every Fund and an annual jazz clinic held in night Opened 25 years ago by Monroe, honor of Candy Johnson, a Toledo jazz Rusty's was the first jazz bar in the Toledo area. Though a popular gathering spot for woodland moll "SSSf local musicians, there are several people "Rusty's is an open door to who come not for the jazz but the atmos- students. We try to bring out atfc phere. Rusty's, cozy and laid back, is set new talent from all of the on a quiet side street away from the bustle surrounding schools" cinema SKSB of the city. The walls, covered with me- morabilia, sport pictures of jazz greats who - Margaret "Rusty" Monroe have stopped in and played at Rusty's, in- PG-13 I? cluding nationally known and local per- "I have nothing but respect for her. She LIKE FATHER- FATAL formers such as Rare Silk, Art Tatum, is a wonderful, gracious woman who all the ATTRACTION Charley Porter, J.C. Heard, Winton Marsa- musicians have respect for," Jeff Halsey, LIKE SON lis, and Stanley Jordan. an assistant professor at the University and SAT/SUN 100 3:15 SAT/SUN 1 10 3 35 SAT/SUN 100 3.25 The back wall is carpeted for acoustical a regular performer at Rusty's, said. EVE 700 945 EVE 7:05 9 30 EVE 6 45 915 purposes and in the winter, a fireplace "Rusty's is the reason for my being at warms the bar. Bowling Green State University," he said. Rusty's offers a limited but inexpensive While on the road, Halsey and his band PG-13 I? THE menu of sandwiches, salads and other spe- played at Rusty's where he met the former HEURAISER cialty items including the "Rusty Burger." jazz coordinator at the University. "It was PRINCIPAL BIG SHOTS Every evening Rusty offers a 5(kxnt buffet my first gig in this area," Halsey said. of homemade items made specially by He decided to stay in Bowling Green as a SAT/SUN 1:15 3:20 SAT/SUN 3 30 SAT/SUN 120 Rusty. graduate assistant in the jazz program and EVE 6 50 9 20 EVE 7 15 EVE 9 35 Unlike some businesses where the owner later assumed his present title of Coor- is rarely, if ever, seen. Rusty is there meet- dinator of Jazz Studies. LATENIGHT SHOWS 11:30 p.m. ing and conversing with her customers and Halsey will be performing at Rusty's the musicians every night Though not a Oct. 12 with jazz musician Eddie Harris. Aliens (R) musician herself, Rusty is fully dedicated ■See Jazz, page 7. Summer School (PG-13) maxell FREE UPGRADE! Buy 10 XLII90 cassettes and get 1 XLII-S 90 cassette FREE! Look for these specially marked packages!

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by D«n»cl Robert Mordarskl Friday/Thorn Krous* Dethroned: He invited me in and we began idly chat- ting about the migration habits of the cari- Remember the most popular and the The fall of a high school princess bou. I told him how much I liked his house most beautiful girl in high school? and how the third BMW made the garage Remember how every guy dreamed of I rang the doorbell! As I waited, millons "Hello," said a distinguished looking appear cozy. The two hours I spent waiting having a date with her, but only an elite of thoughts bombarded my brain. I can't man. for Muffy to get ready seemed to fly by few had the privilege? Remember that silly believe I actually asked the most popular "Hi," I replied, assuming I was speaking while in the company of her charming ritual of actually formally asking for a date? girl in the world on a date! I hope everth- to the butler of the mansion. father. Remember how nervous you were? Re- ing works out all right What will I say? Am "I'm Muffy's father. Mr. Coxtoastenson- Finally Muffy bounced down the steps member... I dressed OK? What if.... ski." ■ See Princess, page 6. ♦ ♦ ♦ (UP ■ FALCON ♦ 'WeBaitouK&M'hukDafy' ♦ CUP IV Eat In & Carry Out Free Delivery (*4 minimum), WARM UP with a HOT ♦ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10th MEAL FROM DEXTER'S \ ELIMINATION GAMES 10:00AM - 5:30PM ♦ ♦ SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11th '1 CONSOLATION GAME 12:00 NOON I DLimi&£UL& I CHAMPIONSHIP GAME • 2:00PM I I I FREE MEDIUM DRINK I AT BGSU INTRAMURAL FIELDS I w/ Any Whole Hot Sub I BOWLING GREEN STATE U. I I CASE WESTERN RESERVE U. I I DAYTON U. 352-4497 expires 10/28/87 352-9814 KENT STATE U. MIAMI U. OHIO U. r 1 UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO WRIGHT STATE U. £ warn MR. SF»<3T'J> V2 Meatball or Pizza Sub w/ Chili | $2.50 i OHIO'S LARGEST LACROSSE TOURNAMENT 352-4497 expires 10/28/87 352-9814 J ••••••••••••••••••••••••a 4 i ii in Friday Hagaxln«/Oct 9, 1987 Dudley Moore 'does it again' in new film by Craig Wagiw "Like Father Like Son" also stars Kirk achieve academic success, is a typical mond, in his son's body, must go through Cameron, who plays Mike Seaver in the teenager mainly concerned with one thing the ordeals of high school once again. Dudley Moore has done it again. He is ABC television series "Crowing Pains." — getting a date with the girl of his Obviously, this type of role reversal pro- one of the few actors today who can play a Moore plays the part of Dr. Jack Ham- dreams. vides the opportunity for quite a few hilar- childish, immature and obnoxious charac- mond, a respected and somewhat stuffy The two have a hard time understanding ious situations, as well as some insight into ter over and over again and still get the heart surgeon. He is the leading candidate each other until a strange thing happens. each other's lives. It is both interesting and same result — constant laughter. Chris ami his best friend, Trigger (Sean amusing to see Moore act out the part of a Moore, who has starred in such hits as Astin), "borrow" a mysterious mind-switch- careless teenager and Cameron play a se- "10," "Arthur," and "Micki and Maude," ing potion from Trigger's Uncle Earl (Bill rious adult in a teenager's body. gives yet another impressive performance Morrison). Uncle Earl, an archeologist, Many prominent movie critics hated this in the newly-released comedy "Like Father Film received the potion from a Navajo med- movie, but "Like Father Like Son" is en- Like Son." The movie, directed by Rod icine man while in the desert. joyable enough to be worthwhile. The situ- Daniel (Teen Wolf), is a showcase of Moore's comedic talents. The same old to become the next chief of staff at a Dudley Moore routines — the playful and prominent high-tech hospital. immature adult, the drunk, and the bum- Cameron plays Dr. Hammond's son, bling fool — are seen again, but they re- Chris, a high school senior. Chris, who is main just as fresh and amusing. constantly pressured by his father to Cl£j& A Rock tnd Roll Doublt F—lun From Ihm H—rlll

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Friday • Dhiy Dancing at '30 a 11:0* • Lalaaiba t IS only Aftor accidentally twitching mind* with hi* lather, Chris Hammond (Kirk Cameron) Satardar ■ on, Dancing al < 00. MtaMMt- UH"I al BHWI and his dad (Dudley Moor*) try to *ort out who Is going to take out Chris' data. .~la, oa^0anc-8il«0O4^j«_^t«n«a_^J_»0_»«_^ The trouble begins when Dr. Hammond ations caused by the role reversals, while inadvertently flavors his drink with the po- funny at first, do get a little predictable and tion and then looks at his son during an boring by the movie's end. There are also a argument Immediately, Dr. Hammond's few dull scenes and some dialogue border- personality is transferred into his son's ing on bad taste thrown in for cheap body and vice versa. laughs. Additionally, there is no in-depth Until an antidote can be found, both are character analysis of either Dr. Hammond forced to carry out each other's lives. or his son, although there is certainly an Chris, in his father's body, must go to work opportunity for it What is it? at the hospital as the respected surgeon However, Daniel's ability to create If you can identify this object, you could win a SIS gift and prospective chief of staff. Dr. Ham- ■See Like Father, page 8. certificate from Stingers Cafe, 1414 E. Wooster. (Does not include tax, gratuity, or alcoholic beverages). Drop your answers in the entry box located in the BG News editorial office, 210 West Hall. Entries are due by Wednesday, Oct. 14 at 2 p.m. The winning entry will be named at that time. If more than one correct entry is received, a drawing will be held NOW 19 AND OVER to determine the winner. Employees of BGSU Student Publications are not eligible. FRIDAY - HAWAIIAN LEU PARTY Sponsored by • LOADS OF FUN! SATURDAY - BALLOON DROP PARTY • CASH AND PRIZES Last week's winner was Erik Strom of Bowling Green, who correctly identified the object as a fire alarm. His name was chosen in a drawing of all correct entries. SUNDAY - RELIEF PITCHER NIGHT ENTRY FORM • CONTESTS AND PRIZES Name Address. THE FUNDRINKERY Phone Number. WILD WEEKEND What is it?. 382-1876 Glenbyrne Center (Hj Return to BG News Editorial Office. 210 West Hall, BGSU. Friday Ma|aztne/Oct. 9. 1967 ooo 5 Freshman play spotlights new - -italent college productions. by Brcnda Young "The director and audience expect a good show. It's the cast's responsibility to When the curtain goes up on the all- do the best they can," she said. freshman play "Tom Jones" Wednesday, The added problem of attending an all- its cast members will have reached the girls' school also made a difference for pinnacle of their first experience with a col- Hancock. lege production. "There were only so many guys to fill the Christopher McCarty, an RTVF major male roles, so a lot of adapting had to be from Bryan, fills the lead role of the pro- done," she said. There are other differences involved with the transition to college-level produc- tions. Several cast members said that go- ing into rehearsals with people they did not know was something they had to leam Theater to adapt to. Many also mentioned that they were impressed how quickly the group duction of Henry Fielding's novel, "Tom grew together, both on and off stage. Jones." The play revolves around Jones and his love for Sophia Western, played by The play will run Oct. 14 through 17 in Julie Alms, a pre-nursing major from Mun- the Joe E. Brown Theater at 8 p.m. Tick- roe Falls. ets may be purchased at the door for Friday/Paul Vernon Both McCarty and Alms said that pro- $1.50, with no advanced reservations. Lori Ann Mokrof and Chrlitophar McCarty practice lines tor their upcoming perform ductions on the high school level differ ance In "Tom Jonas." Mokrof la playing Lady Bellaston while McCarty haa tha laad aa Tom Jones. from college. "College productions are more conden- sed," McCarty said. "In high school you might have seven or eight weeks, while here there are only four or five weeks to prepare. The rehearsal is more intense — ^U^O^UZ^V you are expected to know what you are do- ing." "I just love to be on stage, and would love to become very involved in future productions here at Bowling Green," he said. NOW AT VICTORIAN HAIR GALLERY Alms said she found the production to LISA and DENISE, formerly of System-7 be relatively the same. She did, however, see a difference in directors. Perm and Haircut $35.00 with this ad "He (Director Ivan Fuller) treats us more like peers. In high school we were students and with Lisa or Denise being taught by our teacher. Here we are By appointment only treated like we are professionals." she said. The role in "Tom Jones" is the first lead Across from Taco Bell in her stage career. The character Partridge, played by Tom Kiehfuss, an RTVF major from Canton, leads the audience through the play's ac- tion. Kiehfuss said the time element in the play is important 1 "Here everything moves a lot faster. You are expected to know what's going on," he Lights! Comoro . said. Kiehfuss also said technical decisions are made much faster. "At BG blocking a Coming Attractions scene might take one night, while in high school you might spend a whole week at it," he added. The feeling of being treated as a profes- sional was also mentioned by Lori Ann Mokros, an RTVF major from Bellaire." In Fit / Sot. Oct 9 & 10 high school you were allowed to goof up — 210 MSC Midnight it was just a part of learning," she said. In college a professional show is expected. $1.50 Admission There are no mistakes allowed." Free Album Given Awau Mokros plays Lady Belleston, whom she describes as a "seductive snoot." Although many of the freshmen involved ONE in 'Tom Jones" had previous experience new «H7 in high school theater, there were those who had limited involvement. Jeff Gibbons, a business administration msr major from Livonia, Mi., and Kelli Han- Fri. / Sot. Oct 9 Si 10 cock, a theater major from Cleveland, both said that athletics kept them from becom- 210 MSC 7:00, 9:30 p.m. ing very involved in high school produc- $1.50 Admission crocodile tions. Gibbons cited responsibility as being the Dundee major difference between high school and 6 POD Frfctoy Miflntnt/Ocl. 9, 1967 kitchen. I became increasingly nervous as through my body as I realized her outfit While walking through the smoke- filled the police, with their shotguns cocked and Princess cost more than I could make in two years! mass of people, Muffy and I were separ- loaded, made their way to the front door. I Saying good-bye to her father, we began ated. As I searched for my date, I turned realized that trying to wake Muffy would be ■(Continued from page 3) strolling to the car. I illustrated my ignor- down a hallway packed with bodies. After futile so I delicately grabbed her hands and burst into view. She stood there radiat- ance when I tried to open her door. She standing in line for 10 minutes, I asked the (this was the first time that we actually held ing her beauty. Her delightful mousse- yanked the door open and gracefully plop- man in front of me if there was a problem hands) and lugged her attractive, full- infested, trendy hair style complimented ped into the car. I stood there caught in at the other end of the hall. He replied that figured body to my car. the ornate layers of makeup that were deli- there wasn't a problem at the other end of As soon as I started my car, Muffy re- cately plastered to her face. the hall, just a bathroom. He told me gained consciousness and complained be- She donned a cuddly Clairbome cash- where to go if I were looking for a problem. cause we were spinning. When I pulled mere sweater over a precious Forenza I wasn't interested. into her driveway, she fell out of the door. I blouse. Her Guess jeans (three sizes too I traveled into the kitchen and found proceeded to walk her to the front door. small) complemented her seductively wide TwfM in Check Muffy clutching a beer in one hand and a Standing on the front porch together, I hips. As she plunged her body into the cigarette in the other — looking as beauti- realized that the night's climax was immin- chair next to me and began tugging at her my embarrassment. It was foolish of me to ful as ever. She stumbled toward me, threw ent. Pila high tops, I was engulfed by the beau- try acting like a gentleman; chivalry went her arms around me and hung onto me. It Suddenly she gently bent over and it tiful, overpowering fragrance of Giorgio out of style a century ago. was so romantic. happened. She vomited in the bushes! She perfume. While I backed out of the driveway, she Muffy staggered over to the refrigerator thanked me for a wonderful night and Moving toward the door, she grabbed began ferociously rummaging through her for the 19th beer of the night when I heard stumbled inside. I turned and slowly wal- the glorious Gucci bag containing only the Gucci until she found her cigarettes. Be- that some unexpected guests had arrived. ked to the car thinking how lucky I was to bare necessities — a family size can of hair tween her eloquent drags of her cigarettes The five police cars in the driveway con- have a date with the most popular princess spray, a curling iron, a mirror and, of she told me that we should go to her vinced me that the party was over and it in the school. course, the Baskin Robbins eye shadow kit friend's party rather than going to the mo- was time to leave. I don't think Muffy was ■ equipped with 31 different shades. A vie. thinking the same way but she did look Mordarski is a freshman political science mammoth wave of excitement raced This was the best party in the world. magnificent passed out in the middle of the major.

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9 "Some of the human body parts — I don't know what to tell you," said Basile, WBGU schedule set 'Studio Fantasies "You just have to see them." WBGU (88.1 FM) radio's weekend lineup for the year includes the fol- A reception for the artists will be held Local realists present works lowing special programs: Oct 10 from 7 to 10 p.m. Basile's expec- "Classic Flashback" - Friday, 10 tations for the exhibit are high. at BG gallery p.m. to 12 am The show takes listeners back to rock's classic era of by Lisa Hull The collection displayed at Currents in- "The work is marvelous. Hilty hasn't the '60s and '70s. Host Suzi Ro- cludes works by each artist and a few col- shown in two or three years, so this is the bargo plays music by groups includ- Tamara Monk and Thomas Hilty's exhi- laborative pieces. largest gathering of his work in a while," ing Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd. bition "Studio Fantasies" is now showing she said. "Blues Breakfast" - Saturday, 10 at Currents Gallery, 126 E. Wooster St. Rosemarie Basile, co-owner of Currents, Prices for the paintings run from $ 125 a.m. to 2 p.m. Jim Leczinski ex- Both artists have shown their work describes the artists as realists, but says to $1,600. The exhibition will be held plores the roots of rock and roll professionally before. Monk received her that some of Hilty's work is more abstract through Oct. 31 and is free and open to all. when he spotlights America's great master's degree in fine arts from the Uni- realism. musical tradition, the blues. versity in 1986. She is currently teaching drawing at the University as a part time in- structor. Hilly, whose work is nationally recog- nized, is the present director of the fine art department at the University. Jazz

■(Continued from page 2) Rusty's has been instrumental in pro- moting jazz in Toledo and the surrounding areas, giving encouragement, career op- portunities, and experience to local musi- cians. Doubles From a musician's point of view it's a Two pizzas for one special price. great place. Anyone can go sit in and get some great experience," Chris Buzzelli, an assistant professor of guitar and occasional performer at Rusty's, said. "Rusty's is an open door to students. We try to bring out new talent from all of the surrounding schools," Monroe said. "Toledo is very lucky to have a place like Rusty's and people don't even know it," Ray Parker, a professional musician and regular performer at Rusty's, said. Tuesday through Thursday nights, anyone who is qualified and serious about music is welcome to bring their instrument and sit in with the band. Coming events for the month of October include: the Mike Grace Quintet Oct. 2,3. 9,10; Eddie Harris Oct. 12; Roger Myer Quartet Oct. 16 and 17; and Shoo Bee Doo Quartet Oct 23,24,30, and 31. Regular groups include the Art-Roman Griswold Blues on Sundays, the Bob Rex Trio on Mondays, and Eddie Abrams and the Red Port Revue on Tuesdays. Most performances are free and open to the public.

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would have been a masterpiece. So a withstanding) including three symphonies, Dmitri needed to write music that would Concert friend of Bartok, Tibor Serly, orchestrated film and theater music and operas. The meet the government's approval and satis- the score and now we have this concerto. operas were not classic stories of love or fy himself. He composed a new symphony ■(Continued from page 1) Pamela Ryan, another faculty member at gods, but based upon other subjects (for (the fifth) in 1937. It was approved by the Dom in 1881 and died in 1945. He is often the University, will be playing viola with example, the one about a fellow who wakes government and the critics. Dmitri was ap- referred to as a pianist, composer and folk- the orchestra. Ryan teaches viola and ex- up in the morning without his nose). pointed professor of piano and composi- song collector. You probably already ploring music. Symphony Number Five by Things were going along nicely until tion at the Leningrad Conservatoire and understand the pianist (played the piano), Dmitri Shostakovich — Once there was a January 1936. Dmitri's latest opera, "Lady lived happily ever after according to official and composer (composed music) part, but very talented composer who lived in Rus- Macbeth of the Mtensk District," which government doctrines. what is a folk-song collector? sia. As a young man, this composer en- had been successfully performed in one At the beginning of this century Bartok joyed progressive arts and actions of all place or another since 1934, was panned The first and fourth movements of the kinds. This composer — call him Dmitri — by Stalin and his friend Zhdanov. Both of symphony are distinctly Russian. Listen for was very popular with the government (Sta- these gentlemen felt that the music did not themes that are nasty and even somewhat lin, a great connoisseur of music in the contain proper Russian values and relied brutal. The second movement is a sarcastic proper Russian style), critics (Andrei too much upon jazz and other subversive waltz; listen for a sound that mocks the Zhdanov for example, the official spokes- musical styles. classics. The third movement is slow and is man on cultural policy in the Central As you might imagine, Dmitri did not used to build tension for the fourth move- Committee), and ordinary Ivans and Svet- take this well. He realized that Siberia was ment Listen for the play of strings against became interested in the folk-songs of lanas like you and me. not a good place even during the summer, woodwinds. Hungarian peasants. So he traveled about Anyway, Dmitri was writing some really so he withdrew the fourth symphony on with his trusty phonograph, and recorded progressive music (Soviet doctrines not- the eve of its premiere. the peasants singing these songs (one of the outstanding features of the early phon- ograph was that it had the ability to re- cord). Then at night, after dinner, Bartok LtfefiJ would sit down and write these songs out in manuscript. £&>FrO!r±£7 This is an important part of Bartok's ca- reer, because not only did these songs pop SCHOOL. LESSOR S: up frequently in his compositions, but all DOES the wandering about in those dirty little VS M£L^ SCHOOL villages probably didn't do anything for his THE. CAftTOO-J THAT HAS TO health. STTki Aprea. SCHOOL POO Mtiitb LAST FOREVER? When Bartok died, he left three piece C4AX1CH6? DOT Of THfc O's WffMIWrl incomplete, the Third Piano Concerto, the Viola Concerto, and the last String Quar- l«r GCAoe. 1*2 Goaoe. 3»g g»gAo& lOO Sit 10U». G«A»P«OTHle tet. The Viola Concerto existed only as a Wfc'Rfc Au GoiOG To f THfc cuut was Bfcco PBOM PWlOfco WTO THftEE piano score. Pyr oca HE&OS OO out is euscia? I'MtfU* Soe.0* TO HtAO. THAT. I.Oestrt UUTIUTHA REA0I46 GROUPS. THE So why would anyone want to play some- MOSTM LITl* »0«* !jOU S-OVd, THfcl Pow'T Gew fafcovP AMO THfc thing that a composer never finished? atuivft <»> 6OP i»^ ScuvCA &«noP WILL Composers have a habit of dying in the IKJ THE UftlOftU (toSSiA, AMO STAMHWU.TH6 midst of great creativity (We saw COHts Fcftutao. /ScHftlSTMAS 1$ \ Jfc'Q B&OUiJ GSouP I (A&aiuCT THE LAlJ. UlU. Go To A Amadeaus and remember that Mozart died J_ N— TH6ftfc. part way through composing the Re- s quiem). So we can assume that had Bartok 5I« &feAC£ CTii <2>GAOe. lived long enough to finish the concerto i* OfiAu) A SMAUL._ THAftlC 90V FOB. IdftmOGr r^Dou LITTLE 8ftATS Afte C4ft.CV.fc CjHTRfc, "r MOST ftCMeM&EC TO ?UA0&H.IN& tJOtO- 6UT 61.ACV.6CAB0 &e cwttaFui. Aioo \ -»0 WON'T BE. 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