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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. Friday Weather Vol.72 Issue 36 October 20, 1989 Bowling Green, Ohio High 45* The BG News Low 35° BRIEFLY Senate proposes bill Campus to finance abortions money to be spent on abortions for poor News receives award: by William M.Welch women who are victims of rape or in- TheBGNewsis being honored today Associated Press writer cest and who "reported promptly" to as the nation's best college newspaper law enforcement or public health au- for 1968-1969 at the annual convention WASHINGTON - The Senate sent thorities. of the Society of Professional President Bush on Thursday a bill Although the measure has become Journalists in Houston. Eirmitting federally financed abor- the object of intense effort by both sides Editor Angela Blandina and ons for poor women who are victims of the abortion issue, there was little Managing Editor Amy Burkett are in of rape or incest, ignoring the presi- Senate discussion of abortion as it Houston to accept the award on behalf dent's pledge to veto the measure. came to the floor. of the staff. The bill, which has assumed symbo- Sen. Brock Adams, D-Wash., said The staff was notified Oct. 4 by the lic importance in the larger political Bush's promise of a veto was "uncons- Chicago national headquarters of SPJ war over the abortion issue, would ease cionable" and would "cause enormous that they had won the national Mark an eight-year-old restriction on cir- additional suffering" for poor victims of Excellence Award for best cumstances in which Medicaid will pay of rape or incest. all-around college daily in the nation. for a poor woman's abortion. "The president has told us he will The News had competed against 11 The Senate's 67-31 vote provided final veto this bill because he won't accept other regional winners for the award, congressional passage of a spending langugage that allows poor rape and according to Marsha Hahn of the bill including the key provision on abor- incest victims access to abortions," national SPJ office. tion, which the House approved in a Adams said. "I'm sorry the President The paper was evaluated on overall surprise vote last week. The Senate of the United States, the most powerful excellence, including accuracy, Sireviously had approved broadening man in the world, has chosen to veto completeness of coverage, ederal funding for abortions, and its this bill... and thereby cause enormous effectiveness, enterprise reporting last vote was needed to send the bill to additional suffering for some of the and ingenuity, extenuating the White House. world's most unfortunate and power- circumstances in relation to covering The measure would allow federal D See Abortion, page 7. certain stories, general journalistic style and resources available to the students in performance of their Job, according to Hahn. "We are naturally pleased to BG student accused receive such an honor from our professional peers," said Bob Bortel, director of student publications. "It's indicative of the staff's overall of writing bad check achievement and their willingness to ced check and bond was set at $7,000. give the extra effort to reach such a by Jeff Baldorf He faces an arraignment hearing this plateau. And it definitely reflects staff writer morning in municipal court. upon the quality of our journalism If Carr is found guilty on the first de- program and the University, in Bowling Green football player Der- gree misdemeanor charge, he could general." rick Carr was arrested Thursday on face up to a $1,000 fine and six months charges of writing a check with insuffi- in prison. Dean named: Robert DeBard, BG News/Brock Vlsnlch cient funds and is being held in Wood Head football coach Moe Ankney said a Firelands College Bowling Green One Down County Jail. his defensive tackle may be replaced in State University dean has been Carr, a senior visual communication Saturday's game against Eastern named to the Erie County Chamber of Junior Amy Jones (right) ducks while freshman Lisa Fellers' umbrella Is flipped and technology major, allegedly wrote Michigan due to missed practices, but Commerce Board of Trustees. He has inside out by a gust of wind while they walk between the Life Science Building and a bad check to Domino's Pizza, 1616 E. will not be suspended from the team. been the dean of Firelands College the Psychology Building Thursday morning. "We're trying to get to parking lot 12, Wooster St., in June, according to "He doesn't deserve to be punished," since July 1988. if we can,'' Fellers said. Today's temperature will be a low of 30 and a high of 45. Bowling Green Municipal Court re- Ankney said. "Sure, a crime is a crime. The forecast calls for rain mixed with snow during the day, changing to snow at cords. He got caught without enough money in Choir sings: The BGSU night A warrant was issued Sept. 15 for his checking account, but hasn't that Collegiate Chorale and A Cappella Carr's arrest because of the $16 boun- happened to everyone at least once?" Choir will give a free concert at 3 p.m. today in Kobacker Hall. Both the Chorale and the Choir are under the direction of Terry Eder. E. Germans protest under new leader Series continues: Oboist John Bentley will perform this by Girard C. Steichen Forum, the largest pro-democracy group in East make "fundamental reforms." He said East Ger- evening at 8 p.m in Bryan Recital Hall Germany. mans demand "their basic rights." as a part of tne Faculty Artist Series. Associated Press writer Speaking on RIAS radio of West Berlin, he said Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev, a cham- Assisted by Valrie Kantorski, he will Krenz "did not have one word to say about the causes pion of reform, sent the new leader a telegram ex- Krform "Sonate in E minor'1 by Karl BERLIN (AP) — Protesters may fill East German of the current crisis and made no offer for talks with pressing confidence he would "respond to the de- Iss, "Sonata da Camera" by Jean streets again unless the new leader, Egon Krenz. be- the opposition." mands of the time, following a course of renewal and Berger, "Sonata for English Horn and lies his hard-line record and begins the kind of re- Author Rolf Schneider, a critic of the government, continuity." Piano" by Paul Hindemith and forms under way elsewhere in the Soviet bloc, pro- told RIAS: "The crisis will keep dragging on." In Poland, the only Soviet bloc nation with a non- • 'Sonata for Oboe and Piano'' by democracy activists said Thursday. A Lutheran church leader saldpnvately "the Communist government, both pro-Solidarity and Gordon Jacob. Krenz made clear almost immediately after re- demonstrations will start again soon" unless the Communist Party newspapers described Honecker's The performance is free. placing Erich Honecker on Wednesday that the government changes its course. The church has been departure as a welcome change. Communist Party would resist the democratic in the forefront of reform efforts in East Germany. Sorority collects: Beta trends evident in Poland and Hungary. Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher of West Newspapers in Hungary, which is moving rapidly Sigma Phi sorority and Goodwill "Krenz stands for the continuation of neo-Stalinst Germany, to which tens of thousands of East Ger- from communism toward Western-style democracy, Industries of Toledo, Inc. will politics," said Reinhard Schult, a founder of New mans have fled in search of freedom, urged Krenz to said Krenz was seen as a "transitional figure." co-sponsor a material drive tommorrow to keep workers with disabilities on the job during the The structure of Interstate 880 winter months. Goodwill is beginning Rescuers find fewer cars Tuasda/a aarthquaka cauaad tha ooAapaa of ■ 1 .Krtto aacbon of tha alavalad Intarstata 880 rajhway running through Oakland Intarstala 880 was bull In 1957 by CaBomla and addad to lha U.S. Intarstala to collect as much winter clothing as 8yatan.Jr.1ftn possible to compensate for seasonal Every atavated structura a unlqua, daatgnad to maat spadflc traffic slowdowns in donations that typically thqnfeared in collapse raqulramanu. aubaurtaoa condftJona and aalamtc consjdarations occur from January through March. The World Series will resume Tuesday California has tha moat stringant raqulramanta In tha nation ragardlng Stn FrnxMco Bty A collection center will be stationed by Scott McCartney at Candlestick Park in San Francisco. aaltmic daalgn. But. tha fraaway that coUapaad apparantty waa no* 3S Associated Press writer Indudad In a program to rainforca highway apana to rnaka tham in the K-Mart parking lot, 1111S. Oakland Mayor Lionel Wilson said aannquaka-raalatant, atata officials aakl Main St., from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday that only 85 people were offi- Bridgas ara daslgnad to toisrata movamant. aupport th»r watght and SAN FRANCISCO — Three strong cially reported missing. tha toad of whatavar croaaaa tha apart But an aarthquaka ovartoada a Gallery opens: At Firelands bndga with watght (oread upwards from tha saismic activRy bataw- aftershocks rattled a jittery Northern On Thursday morning, three after- Englnaara apacuiala tha aarthquaka cauaad tha highway's uppar and College, an art gallery containing California on Thursday, and rescuers shocks struck south of San Francisco. towar dacka to away In oppoaKa dtracttona. more than 15 hand-carved wooden who found fewer cars than feared under The first, measuring 5.0 on the Richter ducks will be on display by local artist a collapsed freeway said the World Se- scale of ground motion, hit at 3:15 a.m. Collapaad aaction Don Chambers. Also at the gallery ries may have reduced the rush-hour and was centered near Watsonville. ofBayBrtdga Kill be pencil and ink drawings by traffic. about eight miles from the epicenter of 222^^^^^p Chambers, a hand-carved walnut "Maybe we got lucky because of the Tuesday's 6.9 quake, according to the coffee table by Kerry 0. Taylor and game, Oakland police Sgt. Bob Craw- state Office of Emergency Service. Two enameling on copper by Julius Kosan. Ford said. "Normally at 5 o'clock in the other aftershocks measured 4.5. The art gallery is open 9 a.m. to 6 afternoon this area would be bumper-to- "No one is really sleeping around p.m. Monday through Friday and bumper. Maybe the World Series saved here," Watsonville resident John Mur- admission is free. our lives." phy said. Power and commuters returned to Fifty-six people were treated at a Wat- Exchange to begin: The much of downtown San Francisco as a sonville community clinic, mostly for National Student Exchange Program tentative city tried to recover and re- bruises and frazzled nerves, city has scheduled an introductory group following Tuesday's earthquake, spokeswoman Lorraine Washington meeting for all interested students at which claimed an estimated 270 lives said. About 150 people were evacuated 4 p.m. Monday in the Alumni Room of and $2 billion in damage. from a National Guard Armory shelter the University Union. At the one-and-one-fourth-mile stretch after a natural gas leak. Bette Woriey, a representative of the collapsed double-deck Interstate Watsonville issued a plea for addi- from the National Office of NSEP in 880, the Nimitz Freeway in Oakland, tional doctors and nurses. Fort Waynejndiana, will be the guest Roadbed workers cut holes in concrete and used As of early Thursday, more than 1,400 Conor** alaba speaker. NSEP works with 85 colleges cranes to pull out pancake-flat cars. aftershocks had been recorded. The Four-foot aquara columns X. nationwide to allow students to attend Rescuers reported finding the cars as strongest. 5.2 on the Richter scale, supporting tha douWa-dackad Wring** '». ii a a university in a different part of the far apart as 60 feet, rather than bumper- struck within 40 minutes of the initial highway aach ancaaad up to 20 COACTM baama along country. Jolt, according the U.S. Geological Sur- ataal roda wrappad togathar by MM BMOTW help to-bumper as had been feared, Assistant WM» craatlng a *caga" around aupport roadbed Additional information may be Fire Chief Al Sigwart said. which concrata was pourad. obtained in the Cooperative That could lower the death toll in the Across the Bay area, the nation's |oM*f* | [ - Education office. highway rubble — estimated earlier at fourth-largest metropolitan area with Column. 250, Crawford said. more than 6 million people, shaken cities Relrtorced concrete Many people left work early to watch tried to cope as best they could with still- i «d,i.. ..«u_ the third game of the World Series. limited services, strapped police and Luunniy up Compiled from local and AP Uke mod highway txtdgee today. I-SW »aa Do* with scheduled to start at 5:30 p.m., and fire departments and transportation ha- reinforced concrete to give tha atructur* addad atrength to wire reports 60,000 people already were across the voc created by the closing of freeways MM heavy atraaa from a. Mnda ot vbadona over bay in San Francisco at Candlestick and the Bay Bridge, the lifeline that cona*oararj*a spans. Concrata gsoara and smrvgafs Park when the quake struck at 5:04 p.m. links Oakland and San Francisco. stnrtchad batwaan tha cotumna to aupport tha roadbada. ' * THE BG NEWS
2 lONtwt October 20,19S9 Editorial The BG News -An independent Student Voice- EDITORIAL BOARD Angela Blandina Editor
Amy Burkett Beth Church Managing Editor News Editor
Amy Cole Barbara A. Weadock Asst. Managing Editor Editorial Editor Juveniles merit second chance It is time to give juvenile delinquents a second chance. If we don't give them a chance, our future could be in jeopardy of experiencing a significant in- crease in the crime rate. A Market Square Hero - Dennis Robaugh Ohio's Cuyhoga County is giving these first-time lawbreakers a chance to redeem themselves ■ II— ■■■ ■ - ■ I ■—I..H .HI- ■■!■ ■■■ — -I I ! through a strict probation program for juveniles convicted of crimes which would land near 80 per- cent of them in prison had they been tried as adults. Machine abuse a grave problem The Intensive Probation Program focuses on 12 "risk factors" in the backgrounds of the candidates Man versus machines. It's us ary logic (can there be such a I thought. pop machine beat me merciles- including child abuse, use of drugs or alcohol by against them, and we're losing. thing?). "I wouldn't do that if I were sly and left me lying on the floor parents, school attendance and previous court re- At least I am. They also said insensitive vio- you." said the pop machine. of West Hall — a crumpled heap ferrals to determine probation terms. I, myself, have done battle lence directed at one form of "What?" of bloody humanity. with a machine. I won the first machine would lead to insensiti- "I know who you are. You If there is any lesson to be The program, which began in 1986, already has time. In a column I wrote last vity towards other kinds of killed my father with a shot- learned from this I guess it is reduced the number of repeat offenders in Cuyhoga year, I told of my showdown machines. I must admit, after gun." The machines viewing that vending machine abuse is County by almost 29 percent — a statistic which with an evil bucket of bolts. killing that vending machine, I windows narrowed to little slits. wrong and evil. It leads to th« could help reduce our crime statistics drastically in I shot and killed an ornery did have an overpowering urge "I'm sure you remember." abuse of other mechanical vending machine on the second to poke and pinch my computer I remembered. This machine things. the future. floor of West Hall, saving a terminal. In fact, it made me gi- was bigger and meaner looking Machine abusers stop — if you Obviously, if these juveniles can commit one sub- quivering and perpetually ddy. than the one I had dealt death to persist in abusing machines yoii stantial crime, they are capable of committing one frightened populace. I still didn't think any of the lastyear. might just be around the corner of equal or greater caliber. Letting these criminals However, the populace was letters calling me an evil me- "It ate my money and from electronics abuse, dog; back on the street may and can jeopardize the lives not as quivering and perpetually chanics molester meant any- wouldn't give me my pop," I beating or Republican party of innocent individuals. frightened as I thought. Initia- thing. But an incident that oc- said, trying to sound brave. member abuse. lly, the crowd cheered me. But curred a few days ago has "It was an old machine. A ger- If you're angry and frustrated But establishing this program nationwide, moni- when the story hit print, I was caused me to reconsider. iatric vendor. You killed my at the machines in your life, if toring these juveniles, treating them for substance unprepared for the backlash of A few weeks after the bloody father you gutless turd," he you are under extreme pressure abuse if necessary and allowing them to continue Bublic opinion against my ae- debacle in West Hall, all the said. His voice turned cold as and need something to focus with their education instead of locking them up in a ons. vending machines left. They steel. "Now you have to pay." your anger at — don't direct it at cell, can only enhance our future by creating better There was an intense public walked out. A few days later The candy machine grabbed machines. outcry of disapproval from the new machines arrived. me and giggled menacingly. I Instead, find a cat and give it a citizens instead of bitter criminals. Vending Machine Protection Machines in better condition. strugglecfbuT was unable to tree good hard kick. League. They said incidents of Tougher machines. myself. "Taste my wood- vending machine abuse would I left the newsroom to get a grained plastic-coated steel!" rise because of my actions and can of pop. I tried to put my two said the Charles Bronson of Robaugh, a junior news- the fact that I related the inci- quarters into the machine but vending machines. editorial major and a columnist Sports figures dent in the papers. they wouldn't go in. I pushed and Steel crashed into my mouth tor The News is still recovering I laughed off the protests as fushed but it just wouldn't go in. and I could taste the warm blood from the vending machine- set examples triumphs of knee-jerk reaction- 11 just give it a good swift kick, running down my throat. The inflicted injuries. How can young people be expected to stay away from drugs when their sports role models are Letters not setting a good example? World-class runner and former Olympic gold- medalist Ben Johnson, Cleveland Browns running back Kevin Mack and Detroit Red Wings hockey Parental involvement in education can cure censorship problem player Bob Probert, to name a few, are among To the Editor: insensitive materials? authors and viewpoints are ex- unpopular points of view, or dc these sports figures who have been plagued with Parents don't need veto power cluded; the Bible is frequently we seek accommodation anc the need to be acquainted with illegal substances. It's all well and good to blame over school book lists as much off-limits to secondary curricula concensus? The current ortho- To help deter this drug problem in sports world- censorship in the school curricu- as greater sensitivity to their under the post-O'Hair miscon- doxy assumes that these parents lum on parents or the the politi- concerns by principals and ception that the Supreme Court and their children don't count, wide, leading officials, athletes and scientists are cal right. But let's keep in mind teachers — a sensitivity that banned the use of the Bible as a and that their convictions are engaging in serious talks to unify and to make sure that the public educational es- would at least allow for balance text. I understand why black less important than other, more world-class athletes are once again acceptable role tablishment systematically ex- of perspective and greater rep- families are nervous about favorea ideological stances. It models. cludes parents from in- resentativeness of alternative Huckleberry Finn and why will be easier to take laments In order to implement this new "concept," offi- volvement in curricular design viewpoints. While the state Is not Christians are dismayed by the against book-banning seriously cials will resort to out-of-competition drug testing, and book selection. Parents in the business of reinforcing glorification of Satanism in se- when such criticism cuts both have a legitimate interest in parental beliefs, neither is 11 lected works. I may question left and right, and parents are education on the dangers of drugs and efforts to what and how their children are charged with supplying a pre- their judgment, but I nave no welcomed into the system in- quench the international trade of banned substan- taught. Should one quietly allow emptive, programmatic attack right to dismiss their concerns stead of ridiculed ana excluded ces. These topics were all being addressed at the a generation of students to learn on the heart-felt convictions of out of hand because they differ by it. second World Conference on Anti-Doping in Sports racial prejudice, religious bigo- its clientele. from me. The question is, do we try or gender stereotyping T>y respond to these expressions of Bruce L. Edwards which began earlier this week. default if some timely, healthy It is paradoxical that in the concern with knee-jerk, heavy- Associate Professor of Eng- But the crackdown on drugs in sports needs to be name of pluralism, some books, handed denunciation of their lish •; focused on the coaches, trainers and doctors as well criticism can alert educators to because these individuals may not only be the prob- Fatman by John Boiscy lem, but the solution. {^LCVEN O'CLOCK ... j» nmo e/rvi Young people find mentors to carry them through N/&rr LIFC It KICKING INTO HIGH life ana sports figures are often times these men- OE**i THt. A//6WT Uf€ ft A 1Ka:rA&jc[ Ol/ALCABt OF /*U66eA« . Aju»te*»S. tors. However, when these mentors set bad exam- ANA GfUe«t,Au.*afA3M «4-/fMF ples, disappointment can set in, but even worse, *fO*T AjotJ, THOae. AQ£ me L*j-*r or people learn and follow examples of people they look up to. The BG News Staff Ptwlo Edilor John Gneshop Chief Copy Edrtor Brenda Young AMI Ptwlo Edrttx Pat MingereH. Copy Editor Irene Babeaux Sports Editor Don Hensley Copy Edrtor Ivan Groger AMI Sports Editor Manx Hunfeorlnker Copy Editor Tanya Moore MmEdDot Deborah Hippie Copy Editor Angela Murphy City Editor Greg Plagen* Copy Editor Maria Perme Entertainment Ed-tor Christian Thompson Copy Editor Mary Remkoesler AMI Entertainment Editor Production Sup'r Morns Neer Christopher Dawson Production Sup'r Lon Shoienperger CtMf Copy Editor UN Schumacher Production Sup'r Ryan Tlrk
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Campus Life IGNIWI October 20,19*9 4 Week focuses on apartheid PSO. "We want to show people in South Africa, she said. by Michelle Bank* that apartheid is not morally The week's events will end staff writer rights with the performance of a Reg- gae band on Saturday. While the struggle of South Awareness-raising activities Africans against the govern- will continue throughout the Students who feel there is mental system of apartheid may week and include speakers and a nothing they can do to help in the seem very distant from Bowling fundraiser. struggle against apartheid Green, one campus organization "All the money we raise will should partake in the week's plans to bring the issue to cam- be donated to the Soweto Youth events, Perkins said. pus next week. Congress to support children Progressive Student Organi- who have been victims of apart- "Let your opinions be known zation is planning an entire week heid," Perkins said, and the by participating in rallies and of activities, attempting to money will be used tor pencils disscussion groups," she said. create a higher awareness at the and other school supplies. Perkins said students really University of apartheid. can make a difference and cited "Apartheid is something The highlight of the week will the example of PSO's actions in everyone should be aware of — be the building of a shanty in the support of the University's it affects everyone," said Jen- Union Oval to make students divestion of funds from South nifer Perkins, vice president of aware of the housing conditions Africa. Cultural courses proposed by Michelle Banks The goal of the committee is to make college staff writer courses in cultural diversity a requirement in the !;eneral education core and Champion said the Un- versity is doing well in achieving that goal of cul- After four years of planning, the Cultural Di- tural diversity. versity Committee plans to submit their finished "Our proposal is very unique and all depart- proposal for cultural diversity this semester to the ments are cooperating." he said. "The general ac- Undergraduate Student Government. ceptance has been thai this (cultural diversity) is Two weeks ago, USG unanimously passed a very important." resolution supporting the proposal, said Ernest A. Despite the acceptance and cooperation, Cham- Champion, head of the Cultural Diversity Commit- pion said a number of University students do not BG News/Brock Vlsnlch tee. take cultural diversity classes. Biking For Awareness "There was not a single dissenting vote which is "Seventy-five to 80 percent of our students grad- a positive sign," Champion said. uate without ever having taken a class in cultral Senior Maureen Parnln (left) and Sam Ramirez. Personnel Services Administrator, pedal tiirough their Once the proposal is passed by USG, it will go to diversity," he said. 20-minute stint during the Aerobicycle Challenge inside the entrance of the Student Recreation Center. Faculty Senate in the spring to be voted on. If ap- That figure is very close to the national average Students and staff members took turns cycling for twelve hours during the event which is part of Alcohol proved there, the proposal will be implemented at of students who have not taken a cultural diversity Awareness Week. "It's an alternative to drinking." said senior Kevin Matus, coordinator of the Challenge. the University. course during their college careers, he said. HOME FALCON HOCKEY SATURDAY! G/ BOWLING GREEN VS. OHIO STATE 7:30 P.M. AT THE ICE ARENA TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE FOR SATURDAY'S GAME AND ALSO TICKETS FOR TUESDAY'S GAME AGAINST WINDSOR NOW AVAILABLE
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4 WNWI October 20,19S9 'Give it up, live it up' ARK returns for encore he said. "You have more patien- said, on radio stations in Kala* Uptown sponsors dry happy hours after recommendation by Brenda Young ce, you can breathe, there's mazoo, Mich., Salt Lake City, chief copy editor more space and less fights." Utah, and St. Lucia. The personnel changes have "It s not so much that we went Activities, such as crab races and awarding gift When the Columbus-based also led to a different sound, by Lori MUlcr certificates from area businesses are being to those places," she said. "We staff writer reggae band ARK makes a re- Bobb said. sent tapes to radio shows and planned for the event. Uptown is also sponsoring turn appearance to the Universi- they liked the stuff they heard." free T-shirts for the first 100 people in the door, ty, it will be with a tighter struc- "Give it up, live it up" is the slogan for the first Rossetti said. ture and a new sound, according "It's still reggae. If When ARK first performed at dry happy hours at Uptown, 162 N. Main St., to- to Terry Bobb, the group's lead a black and a white the University, reggae was be- night from 5 to 8 p.m. Also in connection with this, students were able vocalist. ginning to appeal to a wider au- The idea was originated by resident advisers in to sign a contract stating they would not drink be- The group will be performing have a child, it is dience through the music of Kohl and Dun bar Halls. tween Oct. 15 and 20. at the Caribbean Association UB40 and Ziggy Marley and the sponsored Harambee Unity Cru- still black. Put a Melody Makers. "(Resident advisers) discussed having some- cial Roots Reggae Party in the "I think this program has had an impact," he little rock in and Bobb said he does not see a thing for Alcohol Awareness Week for (students) said. "It makes people think 'is alcohol controlling Commons at 9 p.m. Saturday. parallel between popularity and underage to have an opportunity to have a good me or am I controlling alcohol?'" ARK first appeared at the Un- it's still reggae." a more mainstream style be- time without the use of alcohol," said Mike Smith, iversity in February at the Bob cause "it's still reggae. If a resident adviser in Kohl Hall and sophomore lib- Marley tribute and now returns -Terry Bobb, lead black and a white have a child it eral studies major. After the RA's proposed the idea, it was decided with a smaller group. The horn vocalist of ARK is still black," he said. "Put a they needed somewhere to host the event and "the section has been dropped and a little rock in and it's still reg- "Most of the students on campus are below the owner of Uptown (Jeff Hobbie) was very coop- new keyboardist has been add- gae." (legal) drinking age ... and I thought we could erative," Smith said, adding Hobbie had already ed. "Some have said we sound have fun without alcohol," said Greg Rossetti, re- considered the idea. According to band manager more 'Roots' now," he said. He does not think reggae sident adviser in Kohl Hall and junior political sci- Tommi Cheuvront, the person- Roots reggae remains closer to would wane in popularity, ence major. Advance tickets cost $2 and $2.50 at the door. nel changes were made in an at- the Jamaican roots of the music. either. tempt to build a more profes- Even though spirits are "You know, you can tell or feel sional group. raised, the band — which was when something is going to roll ptyelKftNeuiB: four aource for campua neme" "We want to go for a band that being scouted by a representa- over and die, he said. "You has really strong players all tive for Atlantic Records last hear Bob Marley and don't think Support your around ... strong professionals February — is still fighting for it's old reggae — it's reggae. favorite who know exactly what they recognition. "It's like Christmas carols — : want for their music," she said. it ain't getting cold." ALCONTEAM!| Bobb said the smaller band "I think (the scout) was giving has been a boost because "with us a lot of talk," Cheuvront said. The decision to ask ARK back a little band you can do more," "So we're still struggling to the association's party was along." made because the group is well However, the group is current- known at the University, said ly looking into recording their Errol Lam, adviser for the Car- song "Rosie," a calypso soca, to ribean Association. SOME OTHER PLACE get more airplay, Cheuvront In addition to the Marley tri- said. bute, ARK also performed at a Some airplay has been given Graduate Student Senate party * □ to other ARK songs, Cheuvront last April. *% *Q Congratulations • CARDS • WRAPS established 1971 Bowling Green's • GIFTS Original • GREEK ITEMS PARTY BAR IS BACK IhauUefltop 18 and Over Michelle Muth University Union 176 E. Wooster 353-0100 Salesperson of the Week Mon - Fri 8:00 - 4:45 (formerly Cassidy's) BG News October 2-6
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I CaaTtta! aflLt $525 0C1 6S30E21 8550 03' 8555 061 or 8570 E61 on or belwe October 31.1989 Pric« quoted do nol inciuo* sales tax. rondfcr^ and/» process ng charges Check with your .nstiiution regarding these charges Orders are subject to availably ©M may withdraw the promot'on at v* atttatraaa lal&an lime without written notice BM P#>Me*S»»»ern/?ariOPS/i?*«'tOj>»»»*K)^adarn*i*i am?****** waMcoCrw**- an uaacm*** ol ■nie'ijt-x'ai&u-w*.s Macrwvs Co News Capsules lONtm October 2O, I9«9 S INTERNATIONAL / NATIONAL PEOPLE Convicts released after 15 years Flag amendment expected to pass Tip supports Bush's late response LONDON (AP) — An appeals court Thursday threw out the con- WASHINGTON (AP) — Democratic opponents of President DAYTON (AP) — Former House Speaker Thomas "Tip" O'Neill victions of four people blamed in a 1975 IRA terrorist bombing after Bush's proposed constitutional amendment to ban flag-burning are on Thursday defended President Bush's response to California's the government said investigators may have faked evidence. expressing confidence as the Senate moves toward a showdown on devastating earthquake, even though the president did not visit the Relatives and others in the gallery of Old Bailey court cheered as the measure. scene immediately. Lord Lane, the chief justice, announced the convictions had been re- "By now I think most of you know that this amendment is not go- "I think he's responded very quickly to the problems out there," versed. The court also reversed the convictions of two of the four in a ing to pass the United States Senate," Sen. Patrick J. Leahy, D-vt., O'Neill said at a news conference here following a lecture sponsored second bombing. said Wednesday. by the Junior league of Dayton. "I've been in prison for 15 years for something I didn't do," Ger- Concerns that the flag issue might be turned against the amend- "There's no question about it. I think they're doing a pretty good ard Cordon, 35, shouted to a cheering crowd outside the court as be ment's critics at election time appeared to ease, as Sen. Howard M. job." walked free. Two co-defendants also were freed, while attorneys for Metzenbaum, D-Ohio, said Americans "are not clamoring at us to O'Neill said disasters come under the preview of the Federal a fourth sought a court hearing Thursday night in Belfast regarding amend the Constitution." Emergency Managment Agency, not the president alone. And he de- his conviction in a murder case there. scribed as "false criticism grumblings by those who thought Bush In addition to Cordon, the defendants included Carole Richardson, The Senate was expected to vote Thursday on the amendment, should have rushed to the area. 32, Patrick Armstrong, 39, and Paul Hill, 35. They were sentenced to which would authorize state and federal governments to pass laws to The president was scheduled to visit the quake-stricken San Fran- life in prison for killing five people in an explosion at a pub in Guild- ban burning or desecrating the flag. cisco Bay area today. ford, southwest of London, on October 5,1974. The amendment came under renewed attack Wednesday when "I don't think it's right to criUcize the President of the United But new evidence "throws such doubt upon the honesty and integ- three Democrats who are Vietnam veterans, Sens. Bob Kerrey of States for local disasters because he doesn't appear on the scene," rity of a number of the Surrey officers investigating this case in 1974 Nebraska, John F. Kerry of Massachusetts and Tom Harkin of Iowa, O'Neill said. "They do get the apparatus in motion." that the Crown now feels unable to say that the convictions of any of took to the floor to denounce it. The Massachusetts Democrat also said he approved of the presi- the four are safe or satisfactory," Roy Amlot of the Office of Public "My first reaction was to see if we could take those people who dent's handling of a recent coup attempt in Panama. Prosecutions told the hearing. burned the flag and strip them of their citizenship," Harkin said,"... Bush has come under fire from some for failing to order U.S. Amlot said there was evidence that officers had altered notes of in- but there's a difference between America and North Vietnam, troops to overthrow Panamanian leader Manuel Noriega during a terviews and, in one case, covered up the fact that a defendant had there's a difference between America and China — and that differ- recent attack by rebels. been interviewed after being charged, a violation of English law. ence is freedom." "I would have to be changing my own thoughts and policies of the "It is clear that a full criminal investigation of these matters is Republican sponsors said the measure would end once and for all years if I were to say, 'Hey, let s go into Panama and take out called for," Amlot added. the controversy over whether laws against flag-burning are uncon- Noreiga,'" O'Neill said. Armstrong and Hill also were convicted of a pub bombing in the stitutional. He said Noreiga was likely to fall from power without U.S. inter-: London suburb of Woolwich on Nov. 6,1974, which killed two people The Supreme Court in June threw out the conviction of Texas flag- vention. having Tost a recent election and the support of many Pan- and injured 26. The appeals court also reversed those convictions. burner Gregory Lee Johnson, ruling that his freedom of speech had amanians. Hill is serving a concurrent murder sentence for the killing of a been violated. Within days Bush called for a constitutional amend- "It's not worthy of the loss of one American life," Noriega said. "^ former British soldier in Belfast. ment. have no criticism of the president.'' The prosecution's case in the bombings was based solely on con- The House approved last week and sent to the president a bill that fessions the four repudiated in court. The convictions were upheld in would ban flag-burning by simple statute. Bush said he would allow 1977 even after four members of an Irish Republic Army gang made it to become law without his signature and vowed to press on for the their own detailed confessions in the attacks. amendment. Cosby stresses good education AMARILLO, Texas (AP) - Entertainer Bill Cosby told an audi- ence of children that they should return the favor of his showing up at their school by trying to "study and become somebody." "Remember what I did tonight for you," Cosby told about 50 Cap* STATE / LOCAL ver Elementary Academy second-graders before his performance.' "You're looking at a grown-up who could be home with his wife, sit- ting there watching 'Monday Night Football.'" Tne benefit show brought in $175,000 for the school, which opened Snowfall causes power outage Faculty assesses exotic fish gift this fall in an predominantly minority Amarillo neighborhood and stresses the use of computers to help youngsters learn. An early autumn snowfall left at least 160,000 Ohio electrical cus- COLUMBUS (AP) — The Wuchang fish has got a long way to swim Cosby had been enlisted to help by oilman T. Boone Pickens.. tomers without power early Thursday, forced dozens of school can- before making its way into Ohio waters. whose company Mesa Limited Partnership last March contributed cellations statewide and was blamed for at least one traffic fatality. That was the verdict Tuesday of several Ohio State University more than $400,000 to the school district and agreed to seek other do- The three to five inches of snow left in Cincinnati and Dayton late faculty members who met with a delegation from Ezhou, China, to nors. The district, struggling with a $7.3 million budget shortfall, hadt Wednesday and early Thursday marked the earliest snowfall on re- talk about the fish with Ezhou Aquatics Bureau Director Qinchang considered postponing the school's opening. cord in both towns, according to National Weather Service officials. Meng. The visitors had offered earlier in their visit to make a gift of The weather records date to about 1870, said forecaster John Rob- the species to Ohio. inson in Cincinnati. "Tne door is not being closed," said Fred L. Snyder, district spe- cialist for sea grants. But he said the Ohio Department of Natural Hepburn begins welfare project Heavy, wet snow and freezing rain caused tree limbs to fall onto Resources probably would not welcome an exotic fish species into power lines, resulting in widespread outages, power company offi- Ohio. DHAKA, Bangladesh (AP) — Actress Audrey Hepburn arrived in cials said. "We've been burned and burned," Snyder said. Many exotic Dhaka on Thursday to begin a six-day, fact-finding mission on wel-y Most of the outages were in Southwestern Ohio, where 100,000 Cin- mammals and animals have caused problems when introduced in fare projects for Bangladesh children. cinnati Gas & Electric Co. customers were without service, said Ohio, he said. She is scheduled to visit programs on education, slum improve-: spokesman Bruce Stoecklin. The company expected to restore ser- ment, immunization and income generation for poor women, United vice to all its customers in Ohio and neighboring Northern Kentucky He listed starlings, English sparrows, European carp, Zebra mus- Nations officials said. and Southeastern Illinois during the night, he said. sels and spiny water fleas as examples. He also said the grass carp, Hepburn, 60, was appointed fund-raiser and ambassador-at-large imported from Eastern Europe where it was raised for food, has pro- for the United Nations Children's Fund two years ago. S Dayton Power & Light Co. hoped to restore service by Friday liferated. ■i morning for 20,000 customers left without power in the Dayton area, "They are eating machines that don't shut off," Snyder said. The company spokesman Allen Hill said. fish are capable of destroying all vegetation they come in contact 'Father of bluegrass' recognized In the Akron area, most of the 20,000 Ohio Edison customers who with, even denuding banks six inches above the water line. lost electricity there had their service restored Thursday, spokes- Charles Cole, assistant director of the school of natural resources, NASHVILLE, Term. (AP) — Dolly Parton and Ricky Skaggs will man Ralph DiNicola said. Akron got about two inches of snow. said he could think of no good reason to allow importation of the Wu- Sin other country stars to honor BUI Monroefor his 50 years in the The number of power outages was growing Thursday in the Toledo chang fish. rand Ole Opry, officials said Thursday. area, Toledo Edison spokesman Jim Proctor said. About 19,000 cus- Ohio State officials agreed to use Wednesday's meeting as the Monroe, considered the father of bluegrass music, will be saluted tomers were without power Thursday afternoon and authorities opening of relations with the Ezhou delegation for further communi- Oct. 28 during special ceremonies on the regular Opry show. were not sure when service would be restored to all customers. cations about exchanging information and possibly working on Cable TV's The Nashville Network will broadcast the salute live research together. during a 60-minute special. "There are still leaves on the trees and the snow is bringing the Meng tallied at length about the Wuchang fish, which former Performers honoring Monroe, 78, also include Ralph Stanleyand • leaves down on the lines. That's why we have the outages,' Toledo Chairman Mao made famous in a poem. But when Ohio State scien- Mac Wiseman, network spokeswoman Nancy Neil said. Edison spokeswoman LuAnn Sharp said. About two inches of snow tist Conrad Dabrowski saw a picture of the fish, he said it is also Monroe is known for such songs as "Blue Moon of Kentucky " i fell there and another three inches was forecast for the city. known as a black breem in the minnow family and is not special. "Mule Skinner Blues" and "UnclePen." ! Outdoor Recreation Outdoor Recreation DISCOVER PUT-IN-BAY HOWARD'S club H OOKII: JA 210 N. 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Here are some of the cases: by Lakshml Arjoonslngh hazing named CHUCK (Com- David Addock, fraternity execu- sense of the fraternity's history, USA Today-CN Network mittee to Halt Useless College tive of the TKE's. how the fraternity operates and 1978: Chuck Stenzel, ot New York's Alfred College, Killings). Other fraternities are closely responsibilities to the fraternity. died of alcohol poisoning during a fraternity Initiation. "Hazing is contrary to the observing the ZBTs and the John Brant, executive direc- An old tradition is being swept idea (of friendship)," she said. TKE's to see how well the tor of the National Interfrater- 1963: Vann Watts. 20. of Tennessee State University, In Nashville. out of fraternity life to save fu- "(Unfortunately), hazing, many changes work. nity Conference, said most Tenn.. died of alcohol overdose at a fraternity hazing party. ture brothers from a potentially times, is synonymous with "We're not seriously consider- campuses have moved to a dry 1983: Bruce Dean Goodrich, 20. a Texas ASM sophomore, died from fatal method of discipline — haz- pledging." ing adopting a new system with- rush, eliminating alcohol in Though pledging has often out pledging," said Joseph efforts to attract students to heart failure 12 hours after being forced by three upperdassmen to %Today, fraternities are taking served as the perfect guise for Langella, alumni director of Si- fraternity life. run across campus and perform "motivational exercises." a hard look at the hazing prob- hazing, some universities are gma Phi Epsilon. "We're just "I don't believe pledging is 1986: Two weeks Into his freshman year at the University of Texas, lem and are considering ways to quickly spotting this dangerous observing what happens with synonymous with hazing, he Mark Thomas Seeberger was found dead of alcohol poisoning after a place this beastly tradition to firactice and are Riving some ZBT." said. fraternity hazing. An autopsy revealed that he had a Wood alcohol bed, for good. raternities more than just a The Sig Eps, like many other Stevens said more people need level of .43 percent; .35 is considered toxic. Hazing was once considered a slap on the wrist for their in- fraternities, believes that elim- to understand that aside from necessary part of becoming a volvement with hazing. inating the pledging system the physical aspect of hazing, brother. Sharing unpleasant ex- For example, after Callahan's would not necessarily stop the mental hazing, such as intimida- 1987 (Summer): A pledge at University of Lowell In periences like strenuous exer- death, the university withdrew tion, sleep deprivation and isola- Massachusetts, was bundled In a sleeping bag with heaters turned on cising, being paddled and gul- all recognition of Lamda Chi Al- "Without pledging, there's tion, can also be dangerous. about him, as part of a fraternity initiation. He was subsequently taken ping hard liquor until the sto- pha. still going to ne the differentia- This problem "should be ad- to the hospital with a body temperature of approximately 108°. He mach could not take it anymore "The (Lamda Chi Alpha) tion of first year brothers from dressed at the high school senior temporarily slipped Into a comma, and suffered brain damage and made pledges part of the family, house was permanently closed," other (older) brothers," Lange- level," Stevens said. "For years kidney problems. for life. said Amy Melvin, spokesperson lla said. "They'll still be treated it was swept under the rug ... But, the high price of brother- for Rutgers News Services. As differently." Often it takes the abuse of a 1988: James Callahan, of Rutgers University. In New Brunswick, hood ended up costing some far as the university is con- Fraternity members said its pledge before any action is tak- N.J., died of alcohol poisoning after being given between 200 and 300 pledges their lives. cerned, the fraternity "doesn't education development pro- en ... When I began working drinks during an all night party. For example, James Calla- exist." gram — Brotherhood Develop- (against hazing), only four RauvcfrONS han, 18, of Rutgers University, Subsequently, two of the na- ment Program — teaches states outlawed hazing. Now 32 umw* CopWaK. Garwn M—i ttMm in New Jersey, was given 200 to tion's largest fraternities, Zeta 6ledges and brothers not to par- states have outlawed hazing." 300 drinks during an all-night Beta Tau and Tau Kappa Epsi- cipate in hazing. party at his fraternity. Lamda lon, have joined the fight against "The Brotherhood Develop- Abortion Cni Alpha. He died of alcohol hazing and made significant ment Program's goal is to pre- G Continued from page 1. to Sen. Robert Byrd, D-W.Va., poisoning. changes in their traditions, elim- pare pledges for initiation," less victims," he said. chairman of the appropriations At New York's Alfred College, inating the pledging system. Langella said. Medicaid restrictions in the committee, saying that he would Chuck Stenzel also died of alco- Now. instead of having to go These goals include teaching a law since 1981 permit federal veto the measure because fund- hol poisoning during a fraternity through any type of hazing, a money for abortions only in ing "would compound a violent initiation. After the tragedy, his prospective member only has to cases where the life of the act with the taking of an unborn mother, Eileen Stevens, began receive a bid. accept it and learn mother is endangered by her life." an organization to lobby against the history of the fraternity, said pregnancy. Medicaid financing Limited 1 week engagement for poor women's abortions has must end Thursday been restricted in one way or "BRANDO is sensational" another since 1977. Congratulations and Goodluck The abortion provision is part Laser to the 1989 - 90 Falconettes of a $156.7 billion measure to finance labor, health and educa- - SISKEL 4 EBERT tion programs for fiscal 1990, Typesetting Karen Aspery Carolyn Martin which began Oct. 1. Julie Bhaer Anita Menesse Bush last week said he was looking for "room for flexibili- Pam DiPenti Christine Myers Awwutkm ty" on the issue and did not wish Lori Fox Katie Moose Fri. 7:15-9:15-11:15 ifi] conflict" on abortion — an is- kinkcrs Sat. 2:00-4:00-7:15-9:15-11:1 sue that has been troublesome Jennifer Griffin Tara Rainson Sun. 2:00-4:00-7:15-9:15- for him throughout his political the copy center Stacey Hall Jill Rowe STARTS FRIDAY, OCT. 27th career. But this week he har- Lisa Hauptman Sue Snoddy "GROSS ANATOMY" dened his stand and promised It's the toughest course in the veto. Open 7 Days Kelley Hoover Kris Sponseller His chief of staff, John Sun- medical school unu, met Friday and Monday 354-3977 Toni Strelko with conservative Republican 113 Railroad House members who opposed easing the abortion restrictions in an effort to find a compromise they could accept. When those efforts failed, Bush sent a letter REGGAE! REGGAE on Saturday, October 21 9 p.m., N.E. 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At At At At At At At At at At A* At rat* rat* rat* rat* rat* rat* rat* rat* rat* THE BG NEWS • ISNiwi October 20,1989 Sports History not in BG's favor Falcons battle Hurons Soccer squad looks to break Akron jinx for Share Of first pICICG against the Zips. games make the UA-BG mat- by Mike Drabenstott "The streak builds confidence chup one of the highlights of sports writer undefeated, I might say that. and makes them feel capable eacn team's schedule, Palmisa- by Andy Woodard "But one loss (by us) changes that they can compete with no said. sports writer the whole thing around." Current affairs meet history anyone on our schedule," he "It's a big game and a strong The Falcons could have a Sunday at 1 p.m. at Mickey said. "At this point, our frame of rivalry between the two pro- When the 1989 football sched- difficult time winning, though, Cochrane field. mind could not be better.'' grams," he said. "It's an excit- ule was finalized, the week sev- considering they are 1-9 on the The soccer team, riding the Akron (9-3-2) began the week lnggameforus." en game between Bowling road since the middle of 1987, crest of a six-game win streak, ranked third in the Great Lakes The Zips are led by junior for- Green and Eastern Michigan when they beat Ohio University will battle Akron, a team which Region after tying Notre Dame ward Laci Jalics, who has three appeared to be just another 28-7. has an 18-1-2 record against BG, 0-0 and defeating Michigan State goals and four assists, and first- game. including a 5-1 pounding of the 2-1 last week. The Falcons year striker Lars Vigen with Ar.kney M»rkem» In the seven conference road Falcons last season. (8-2-3) maintained their No. 6 five goals. Manning the UA goal will be senior goalkeeper David But here in the seventh week, would be in a first-piace tie if games since that win, BG has 'Yet BG head coach Gary ranking and are coming off a 1-0 it's not just another game. It's they win Saturday. averaged 13 points a game while Palmisano said his team's play win at Ohio State Wednesday Zupko. Zupko posts a 0.75 goals against average and four shu- the battle for first place in the However, a BG loss practica- giving up 29. this season will act as a psycho- n Mid-American Conference. lly drops it from the race. It might help BG to play this logical boost entering the match '#h' regional ranking and past touts. The Hurons, 4-0 in the MAC, "There's four teams still in it Same at home, but that can't Meanwhile, BG's senior goal- host the 3-1 Falcons at 12:38 p.m. and we're one game up," appen. keeper Mickey Loescher has rt notched three-consecutive shu- Saturday in Ypsilanti, Mich. Eastern head coach Jim Har- We've already had a bunch A win by the Falcons moves kema said. "Even though we're (four) of home games," Falcons touts, them into a first place tie with in first, I wouldn't say we're in head coach Moe Ankney said. the Hurons. Ball State and Cen- the driver's seat. If everyone tral Michigan, both 3-1, also had two losses and we were still O See Gridders, page 10. 121 s Paris S225 Franklurt $225 Scheduled earners' Book anytime' Fares 1 2 RT I'om Chicago Some restnct'Ons aopiv lr>t' Teacher I D hosiei passes overseas foreign language refresher courses lor 'eachers Can tot FREE Travel Catalog CoundlTravd (icorKo's speci.il. Taco Sub. (.iiiii.in Ik-light Vegetarian. Moray, Hawaiian Punch. Regular, Pizza, lurkey + 1X Mug To your door or in the store Jfv-_j<(—••- Filled 16 oz. collector's .ROOMS MUG *»5 South Mam , , (or on v ■ FREE DELIVERY DAILY e 4.00- A *\ ■ with ihis coupon ■ 352-7571 whri* suppie. IM - IONIWI October 20,1*8* * Dahl takes lead role Pupil turns teacher tor tinale in BG unitorm by Don Hensley ethic. sports editor "Kevin is always the first player on the ice for every practice," the BG mentor said. "He has the conditioning of a world class athlete. What comes around goes around. "This game usually takes a lot out of people When Bowling Green defensemen Kevin Dahl Craically. but for Kevin he can go twice as long as was a freshman, he looked to the likes of Scott Pa- normal player." luch and Todd Flichel to teach him the in's and Dahl was rewarded for his efforts this season by out's of college hockey. his teammates, who named him co-captain with Now. four years later, Dahl fellow senior Joe Quinn. has taken over the podium and "It's an honor that my teammates elected me," has three new pupils in his own the education major said. "Putting the 'C on gives classroom. you a little more responsibility, but I feel my Freshmen Paul Basic, Ken leadership as a senior Is the same as being a cap- Klee and A.J. Plaskev have tain." moved in this year and taken The senior class is unique in that five players over for the departed veterans were the nucleus last year as well as this one. But, Alan Leggett and Thad Rusiecki. even more unusual is that three of the players "Coaches can't tell you every Dahl played together with the Stratford Cullitons in the little thing you are doing on the Midwestern Junior 'B' League. ice," the senior co-captain said. "But, when you Along with Dahl — Marc Potvin and Nelson have one of your teammates there telling you what Emerson also played with the you are doing wrong, it helps you learn. Cullitons — the other seniors on the team are And it doesn't hurt that Dahl is one player that Paul Connell and Quinn. knows what he's talking about. "Buck," as he is known by his teammates, en- "I definitely think we are the nucleus of this :ourtesy of the Key/ Hie photo tered this season as the top scoring defensemen team," Dahl said. "We are all gunning for great after tallying 35 points last year — nine of them years." Bowling Green defenseman Kevin Dahl attempts to gain control of the puck during last year's NCAA tournament coining on goals. But his scoring isn't what im- action against Boston College. Dahl and fellow senior Joe Quinn are captains on this year's squad. presses head coach Jerry York — it's his work O See Dahl, page 10. wwwvwwwvwww Sports Cap -4 The BG News ► Ct Your one source for leers challenge OSU While Bowling weekend. Saturday, Detroit local news and sports! sports are in full gear, teams visits BG in a 1 je, while WHAT: Ohio State vs. Bowl- ly hold a 60-29-2 edge. The two backstop played in both OSU representing winter and spring Sunday the BG alu provide ingGreen teams split last season, with victories ana recorded a 2.00 sports are also in action this the competition. WHERE: Friday's game each team taking two games goals against average, en weekend. will be played at Ohio State in on their home ice. In the last 14 route to recording 66 saves. the OSU Ice Rink (1,580). Sat- games between the two squads Special Teams: The Buck- The men's and women's swim urday, the two teams will re- at BG, the Falcons have been eyes were l-for-7 (.143) on teams compete today at the Re- Large 2 Item Pizza sume action in Bowling Green 12-0-2. power play opportunities in creation Center's Cooper Pool at at the BG Ice Arena (5,000). POLLS: In the WMPEL poll, their first series, while UIC 4 p.m. in their annual intrasquad WHEN: Both games will be- the Falcons are tabbed in the was3-for-9(.333). scrimmage. gin at 7:30p.m. seventh spot, while in the THE FALCONS: *5.95 RECORDS: The Falcons WMEB poll they are in 10th. Offense:The Falcons exploded Saturday and Sunday, Greg head into their first weekend of The Buckeyes are not ranked for 13 goals over the weekend Nye's women's golf squad com- only at the Central Collegiate Hockey in either of the two polls. and were led by center Nelson petes at the Lady Boiler Fall Emerson (3-25), right wing Classic in West Lafayette, Ind. Association with a 1-1 record THE BUCKEYES: Offense: Marc Potvin (3-1-4) and center overall following a split with OSU has been led in the early Brett Harkins (0-4-4). Peter Northern Michigan. The Buck- season by freshman center Holmes (0-3-3) and Dan Byl- Jacquie Joseph's softball eyes bring a perfect 2-0 slate Eddie Choi (3 goals-2 assists-5 sma (0-3-3) also aided the team will also see action this MARK'S PIZZA into the contest, as they swept points). In his first collegiate cause. Illinois-Chicago in an early game he registered a hat-trick. Defense: Kevin Dahl (1-1-2) CCHA series last week. The Buckeves have also and Otis Plageman (1-1-1) led EXPIRES 11 14 89 COACHES: BG head coach received solid efforts out of the offensive surge from the DUTCH PANTRY Jerry York enters the series right wing Don Oliver (0-3-3) blue line, while Rob Blake with a 257-150-19 (.626) record and right wing Derek Higdon (0-1-1) supplied strength at the RESTAURANTS PW www in his career at BG. The Boston Enjoy Good Living in 89 with College graduate posseses a (1-2-3). Also pacing the attack defensive end of the ice. 382-237-22 (.613) record, which is Paul Rutherford (1-1-2), who Goaltending: Paul Connell welcomes you to join PREFERRED PROPERTIES CO. tallied 16 goals for the Bucks in started the game the Falcons 536 K+gr. St • Rental Off.ce 6laces him 11th in career wins us for breakfast Locatocr at Chtrywooa Haavm Sot the 1988-89 season. lost in overtime, 6-5. In that Pftone 352-B371 9 00 • 4 30 1 the history of college Monday Friday hockey. Jerry Welsh is now In Defense: Brian Baldrics led contest he recorded 22 saves. 92.45 9112 month Leases Available his 15th season at the helm of OSU from the blue line where John Burke backs up Connell his alma mater. He holds a he registered three points with and registered the victory Mon. - Thur. RMNM all of them coming on assists. against NMU 8-2. Burke re- I'IHN 279-236-33 career record and a PIEDMONT APTS. F,vr«ftM He is aided by Eric Reisman Frtra large doeetB Marietta* gistered 12 saves. BIRCHWOOO PLACE 6S0 SIXTH ST. 173-175-2 CCHA mark. (1-0-1) and Sean Harwell Special Teams: The falcons 1720 K. Wooater GH raMt enO cooutg (across from the stadium) PARTY ROOM FOR RENT LW«) ■/•*• *> aecn Duaang SERIES: The BG-OSU se- (0-1-1). are currently connecting on 22 Pekovae 9"— ■ —f ries dates back to the first year Goal tending: Freshman percent of their power plays 3S2-70OO Sou"0 CO"O"<"*0 ■HS'ior of intercollegiate hockey at BG Mike Bales has been the find of (4-of-18), while their opponents ago, Ho.r.: A* teaxtenta **•> Have memDerene pnvaages to Cnetfywood Hearth Spa (1969-70). The Falcons current- the year so far. The freshman are 3-of-U for .273. Son • Thar. ComtMete facattea tot man and woman 6 «.m. ■ 9 p.m. • Hyeve • tpa Whklpooi • Indoer Haeted Pee. Kri. - s.i. • Metro Sauna • Nee> Wetgnt Equipment ^ Rocket head coach 6 a.m. • 10 p.m. a Complete E.arciae Easement • Tanning Booth AveUaMe receives reprimand Aon The Pheasant Room TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — The Mid-American Conference has issued a public reprimand to University of Toledo head football coach Dan SPONSORED BY: in the Simrell. The reprimand resulted from Simrell's comments on a televised University Union sports show in Toledo after Toledo's Oct. 14 loss to Bowling Green.. SAMB'S A conference rule forbids public criticism of game officials after a offers a game. The MAC also enforces a sportsmanship code. MAC Commissioner Jim Lessig acknowledged that Simrell might BENTLEY'S Sunday Buffet have had reason for some of his comments. "I can understand Coach Simrell's frustrations," said Lessig in a PISANELLO'S Featuring a Selection of Meats, Potatoes, statement. "Supervisor of officials Jack McLain and I have re- Vegetables, and a Deluxe Salad Bar. viewed the game film with him, and there are some inconsistencies on calls which may have affected both teams; but that will always POLLYEYES only $5.75 be a part of anygame officiated by human beings." Food Coupons Accepted He added, "This does not excuse Coach Simrell from deliberately breaking a conference rule." ALCOHOL AWARENESS WEEK Toledo lost to Bowling Green on an 11-yard touchdown pass from Noon - 2:00 p.m. 372-2596 Rich Dackin to Ron Heard with 20 seconds left in the game. UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO APPLY NOW FOR THE 1990-91 21 OF tm wm Urtrje'oraduaia Student Govefnmeni FACULTY AND COURSE EVALUATION BOOKLET TELL US WHY YOUR PARENTS ARE THE GREATEST COMMITTEE AND WIN A WEEKEND FULL OF PRIZES ESSAYS DUE BY NOON OCTOBER 25 IN THE UAO OFFICE ON THE THIRD FLOOR OF THE UNION Applications available in 405 Student Services Building Due Nov. 3 APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE NOW IN THE UAO OFFICE UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO THE BG NEWS Hio ISNIWI October 20,19S9 1 B G looks to continue success Netters conclude Spikers host MAC foe Ohio Friday; Cincinnati Saturday fall competition Walle said she is not about to take tonight's match lightly. by M«tt Schroder "We're really going to take this match seriously." the coach said. by Kim Long believes the conference title sports writer "Ohio has an improved team, a new setter and their defense is play- sports writer is an open race this year. ing real well." "At this time we think we The Ohio Bobcats were one of only three Mid-American Confer- Ohio's defense will have to be in top form to stop a Falcon offense can beat anyone in the MAC," ence victims of the Bowline Green womens volleyball team in 1988. that has helped carry them to 11 wins in their last 12 matches. The women's tennis team she said. "There is a lot of But this season, the Falcons have an opportunity to earn their Heading up the BG offense are sophomores Lisa Mika and Tammy will complete its fall schedule confidence building in the fifth- straight conference win without a loss as they host OU tonight Schiller, whose hiring percentages — .286 and .283 — are fouth and at 1 p.m. Saturday, hosting players." and Cincinnati Saturday at Anderson Arena. fifth in the conference, respectively. Cleveland State at Keefe BG is one of three unbeaten teams in the MAC, According to Van De Walle, the offense isn't the only phase of the Courti. The Falcons who will com- with Western Michigan (4-0) and Eastern Michi- team that is turning in outstanding performances. The Falcons have compiled pete are: No. 1 singles, soph- gan (3-0) being the other two. The Falcons will "We've been playing outstanding defense lately," she said. "We a 2-1 dual record this fall, omore Carla Marshack; No. 2 play both teams at home later in November. had 31 blocks against Pitt, which is very high. If we can play that with the wins coming against singles, senior co-captain OU earned their first conference victory of the kind of ball the rest of the season, we'll be in great shape." Eastern Kentucky, 8-1, and Nanette Zimmerman; No. 3 year last Saturday as they defeated Kent State in With only four matches remaining on the MAC schedule for the Cincinnati, 6-3. The loss was singles, senior co-captain four games. The Bobcats are 1-2 in the MAC and Falcons, every conference becomes vital as each team is striving for to Ohio State, 8-1. Brenda Conley; No. 4 singles, one of the top four spots in the standings and a bid in the MAC tour- sophomore Tisa Pacella: No. 8-9 overall. The netters also partici- 5 singles. Junior Kelly King; The Bobcats finished 1968 with the lowest team nament. pated in the Ohio Intercolle- and No. 6 singles, sophomore hitting percentage (-183) in the MAC and that du- Van De Welle Even though they are tied with WMU for first place, the Falcons bious distinction still has them pinned. OU is hit- haven't clinched anything at this point. giates played at Ohio State. CaraWhalen. ting .143 coming into tonight's match, while the Falcons are second "It is more important than ever to get a win against a team in our Although no team scores The No. 1 doubles team is in the league at .236. conference." Van De Walle said. "I don't know If a win will guaran- were kept, the Falcons placed Marshack and Conley, No. 2 tee us anything, but it should give us a good chance to finish in the third, according to head doubles Zimmerman and Despite OU's less than outstanding statistics and the Falcons' 24-6 coach Sheila Chiricosta. King, and No. 3 doubles is record between the teams since 1974, head coach Denise Van De top four. Chiricosta said the most Whalen and Pacella. encouraging part of the Dahl season has been the ability of According to Chiricosta, the team to contend with the team is balanced. D Continued from page 9. "At this point right now we are ability to learn the mental as- York also feels that the mental some tough opponents. "Last year, three freshman If the first week is any indica- a better team than we were last pects of hockey. part of Dahl's game has im- started," she said. "They tion of what the rest of the Sear at the start of the season," "My skills have improved just proved the most. "We have been competing have experience under their season holds for BG, then they le London, Ontario, native from playing with better "He has improved in so many against difficult teams and belts and have gained much should all achieve their goals. said. "I think if we improve this players," Dahl said. "But, the areas, but I think his biggest doing well," she said. "There more confidence than last In the first series of the year, year like we did last year we are biggest thing I've learned here improvement has come in the were several wins over MAC year." BG split with Northern Michi- going to be a great team — not is how to play defense with my mental aspect of the game," teams (Toledo, Miami, and It was only last spring the gan by losing in overtime Friday just a good team." head. York said. "We call It hockey Ohio University) during the netters were defeated by night and then stormed back to In order for this to happen, the "On defense you are like a awareness. He really under- Ohio Intercollegiates and this Eastern Kentucky 5-4. This an 8-2 victory Saturday. Falcons will have to rely on the quarterback, sometimes you get stands the game." is a good sign." fall, with virtually the same With all the freshmen on the defensive skill of Dahl to help more done by just being in the But, if there is one thing that Miami has won the MAC squad, the Falcons domin- squad, the victory on Saturday stabilize the blue line. Part of right place. You can accomplish the teacher knows more than Championship for the past 10 ated Eastern Kentucky in an was a good early character test Dahl's growing success this more with your head than you anything is that this is his final years. However, Chiricosta 8-1 victory. for the squad. season and last has been his can with your feet" season in a BG uniform and it's time to take the team to the top. Jinx Gridders He has made this evident in a a Continued from page 8. few of his early lessons this ranked seventh in the region, D Continued from page 8. year. "We couldn't line up and run "The problems with them last week anyway. So why can giving him six this season should give the Zips a good The last time BG played a "There is no doubt in my mind have always been the same. All along with a 0.51 GAA. match and perhaps wear down that we can't win it all this we this week?" Harkema said of their kids in the passing attack game of this magnitude was two last weekend's 25-24 loss to Lib- Offensively, Roy Martella has UA for Sunday. years ago at Eastern. The Fal- year," he said. "We've done have experience and are estab- seven goals and five assists, Palmisano added that a large everything else — qualified for erty. "You never know, it could lished," ne said. "Their running cons could have earned a share help them. Sometimes the pass- while Kyle Royer has six goals and vocal home crowd will bene- of the MAC title with a victory the NCAA tournament, won game is starting to come on a and four assists. fit the Falcons also. every Christmas tournament — ing game is helped by bad little. They're definitely explo- over first place Eastern. But the weather because the receivers sive." With an abundance of scorers Hurons drilled the Falcons 38-18 now it's time to win it all." on both teams, Palmisano said □ D D know where they're going." and went on to the California Ankney. on the other hand, he expects a wide-open game. FALCON FACTS:With Wed- Bowl. "We will come out after neday evening's second-half Ankney said, "The weather expressed concern of the Hur- In 1986, the Falcons were in do have the MAC'S best passing has to be pretty bad to effect the ons' secondary, which has a them," he said. "There will be a goal, BG has now outscored its the same situation. With a win at offense, but their rushing game lot of play up and down the opponents 18-2 in the second half passing game. That would make MAC-leading 17 interceptions. Toledo, BG would have tied is seventh. it tough on us, though." Free safety Bob Navarro is sec- field." and has not allowed a goal in the Miami for the championship. The weather forecast for Sat- Two factors which could give second stanza since October 3 But the Rockets won 22-3. urday is cold and rainy. That Bad weather or not. Harkema ond in the nation with nine. the Falcons an edge in the against Detroit... Loescher, with On paper, Saturday's game could hamper BG's passing at- said Falcon quarterback Rich No matter which coach paints match include Zip fatigue and 25 career shut-outs, is only one looks as if it could end in the tack, forcing it into more of a Dackin and receivers Ron the scariest picture, it would home-field advantage. away from tying the school re- same fashion. running contest where the Hur- Heard, Reggie Thornton and seem Eastern is the favorite. UA will enter Sunday's match cord... Loescher was second in The Hurons lead the MAC in ons would have the advantage. Kyle Hockman will force the after playing rival Cleveland the region in goals against aver- total defense (second rushing But both coaches said that Eastern secondary to play its Ankney said that's the way he State Friday. The Vikings, age entering the week. and first passing). 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Don't forget to KHAMIKA7I $.75 Wednesday, October 25 4:00-5:30 PM Center tor Choice II AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO look both ways before you cross the street AT BRATHAUS KAPPA DELTA Thursday, October 26 2:00-3:30PM Toledo. OH 255-7769 UT Karry Wojtak Love 8B Is your year MEETINGS WILL BE HELD IN THE ASSEMBLY You're the best* Rk:. Steph. a What's her name? Fun * Friends * Free T-ihlrts * Pizza It's lime to win Cars!utl a ROOM. 2ND FLOOR MCFALL CENTER. I can't wait until Sunday' PS Donald Duck Need a caring response So Just do H Get psyched' Come lo UPTOWN for Dunbar and Kohl Hall's to your pregnancy concema? Nonalcoholic Happy Hours Your COBChes. I love you' Attention. Can BG PREGNANCY CENTER Delt ' JEFF WILSON * Dolt 5-8PM FRIDAY OCT 20 Don. Rusa. Frank. Dave. Paul Your Big 1 5 PM Student Activities Career Far at 354-HOPE CRAB RACES DJ 12.50 AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO 8 8 PM Student Attalra Career Panel For Info on FREE PREGNANCY TESTS I'm so glad my FAVORITE Perm State man is KAPPA DELTA KAPPA DELTA Located In the Student Services BLDG and supportive services here I love you lots-1 do. I know our first date Fun * Friends * Free l-shhis and pizza OOHOOHOOH AXO AXO Ul' Ann Shlnaberry AXO AXO party together is going to be awesome Come to UPTOWN for Dunbar and Kohl Hall's SIGMA NU CARSTUFF Get psyched for Sunday's hunt! I am excited for Love. Carolynn ATTENTION: R.T.N.D.A. Members Typing Non Alcoholic Happy Hours KDaRULE" everyone to know how lucky I am to have you AOTT " DELTA TAU DELTA ■ AOTT MEETING: MONDAY OCT. 23 6:30pm 121 $1 35 per page 5-8 PM FRIDAY OCT. 20 for my in WEST 3540371 CRAB RACES DJS2.50 Your Dig loves you LOTS! Kim Woolbrlght "•» AFTER THE MEETING, WE WILL BE HAVING DELTA SIGMA PI BETH MILLER AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO You nave been an AWESOME sdvieor' Alcohol: ■ A BROADCAST NEWS SPEAKER AT 7:00pm. Excellent fob last Sunday' Good kick at Group Typing done on a word processor 20 yrs. ex- Fun * Friends * Free T-shirts * Pizza Awareness Week couldn't have been organized ■, Reviews' perience typing books, theses, dieertattons. Come to UPTOWN for Dunbar and Kohl Hall's without you1 Relax and nave a GREAT week' AXO AXO Lll Smy Wolfe AXO AXo Your Unknown Secret Big Caribbean Association's Annual Harambee Call 353-1602 Nonalcoholic Happy Hours We'll miss your accent The lime has come for you to find fust who o 5-8 PM FRIDAY OCT 20 Giena and Jlelt » *■ Unity Crucial Roots REGGAEParry with me Typing services lor as types of papers the BEST btg/H' team around' ARK Bend from Columbus ia on Sal Oct 2t at DELTA SIGMA PI CRAB RACES DJ S2.50 ;**i Reasonable rates with accuracy Your btg LUVS you 0 p.m. In the N.E. Commons (Peace and love.) Can 352-3987 from 8 AM to 9 PM AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO HEATHER NUTE Lambda Chl-Lambda Crv You did an excellent job at individuals' Keep up Gamma Phi Beta/FUl Big Brother Roman Community Share the good work' Freeze Frame Thanks tor being there this long year Looking - Friday. Oct 27, Nov 10, Dec 1 AXO AXO Michelle Kohler AXO AXO Your Grand'Urge "Alen 8.30 -77 UCF CENTERICorner ol Thuratin and October 28th toward lo ntual-FiNALLY' Ul' Michele is the very best. Ridge) PERSONALS Your Uttle-Snyderrr Your big thinks you're above the rest, Comedy. Music. Poetry. Discussions. Philoso- OEREKlaka Fred) Get excited because Sunday is almost here. Gamma Phi Beta/FUl phy, Vldeo'a, Slides. Movement. Come and The week has been fun but the end is near Hey Dude' Tough break' But some advice-Next LAMBDA CHI'S . share whatever you wish or come to be enter- time, use the BATHROOMMI Freeze Frame I love my little' Freeze Frame Good Luck in the Sigma Nu Car Race* lhaY> tained Sponsors GSS ana BiH Thompson Your "Pal from France" weekend' G AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO Jack* GamiriaPh.Be*eyFUl Criminal Justice Organisation SLAMMERS HAPPY HOURS ThePhlMus „-> BG'S FINEST Meeting Monday Oct 23rd. 1S89 AXO GRAND LIL' JILL MASTERS AXO Moeetty Hal room 400. 7 30 PM FRIDAY * SATURDAY 5-9 PM at SLAM DGDGDGDGDGDG GAMMA PHI BETA J BigJLrttle week has now begun Its guaranteed Lil ALIA LOOK FOR THE BIGGEST RED RIBBONS YOU Speakers Virgil Frost-30 yrs. CRJM MERS "TOOD POWELL" to be lots of tun I have an AWESOME LITTLE Surprise" PSYCH" HAVE EVER SEEN ON MONDAY! MASK. Experince-Probation and Parol COME MEET YOUR FRIENDS Saturday is almost here! Are you excited yet? AND so does she Kidnap is going to be a blast' So get ready to I'm so glad you're my little' Just wait and see have some fun' Love, your BIG. AMY Look out (or the WE HAVE THE BEST FAMILY I DRY DOCK • DRY DOCK Loveya. 02 CAR STUFF TEAMS Dry Dock meetings are held every Sunday night LOVE, YOUR QRANDBIO??? Beth (Yes.tnatispkirall at 9PM in 203 Education Interested m DJmg. P S Keep up the hard work with football, it's go- advertising, promoting, or programming nights GET OUT OF TOWNI AXO JENI RYDER AXO ing lo pay oft next year. Lorl TVI at Dry Dock? Or do you lust want to have fun I'm so excited you are my Ul' DGDGDGDGDGDGDGDG and meet new friends? We'd love to see you UPTOWN HALLOWEEN BLAST Study-in-France interest meeting It could be late that Sweetest Day and our 1 at 1 1 TUESDAY OCTOBER 31 ST A peie lor He. yes. I win Thursday. October 28 7 30 PM anniversary lei on the same day Fata is atto mere Everyone welcome I'll be your friend whether here or there. ISO FIRST PRIZE COSTUME CONTEST DG PHI DELTA THETADG French House, Soronty Row what brought ua together I LOVE YOU AL- Because distance cannot stop how much I 1 ST 200 GET FREE T-SHIRT Cowboy Ken A Cowboy Joe WAYS1 See you nest October 21 Ml DUNBAR AND KOHL HALL'S care Grab yer boots & grab yer gun Love. Terry NON-ALCOHOLIC HAPPY HOURS AT UP- Lil.b Your&g Tomorrow nite will be tons of fun in TOWN Wait for yer clues & don't be late MASK. TH SPIRITS (MAKING ALTERNA- 5-8 PM FRIDAY, Oct 20 AXO KELLY HATHAWAY AXO GIVE IT UP A LIVE IT UP or you may have 2 ticked dates TIVE SPIRRTS KNOWN) NATIONAL COLLB- EVERYONE WELCOMEII Roses are red. violets are blue DG KIDNAP DG KIDNAP Alcohol Awareneaa Wee* 89 Crab races. Free T-shirt s and Pizza GIATE ALCOHOL AWARENESS WEEK. I ' I'm excited because my little is you' Alcohol Free Happy Hours 18 and over Dance Party Get excited for Sunday! love my little' Uptown October 20 5-8 PM Friday * Saturday at Stammers DRY DOCK * DRY DOCK Ethnic Studies Association AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO Free pizza and t-shlrts/crab races Matt. Happy Sweetest Day" You are a great. Dry Dock meetings are held every Sunday night Under 21'S3 cover guy. I'm ao glad we meet The future la looking Meeting are held every Monday at 9:00 PM In al 9pm in 203 Education Interested in DJmg. 21 and over always FREE absolutely wonderful now that you're part of my 201 Education everyone is welcome AXO LIL' JEN MORSE AXO advertising, promoting or programming nights al Ha. Love. Sandy OSS Mini Conference: Human Rights - Unions, I hope that our friendship will Last forever Now Dry Dock? Or do you jusl want to have fun and GIVE IT UP ALIVE IT UP Day Care, Health Care. Student's Rights Sun- that I've got you The BEST LIL'EVER! meet new friends? Wed love to see you there' Alcohol Awareness Weak 89 day Ocl 22. 6 30-9 00 UCF Center (Thuratin I can't wart til Sunday! Your aweeome! Everyone welcome' Alcohol Free Happy Hours Melissa SnyderfBQSU Class ot 20001 AXO Love. Your Big? AXO Uptown October 20 5-8 PM Happy 13th Birthday 5 Ridge) AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO Little Jeannl. Kelly Free Pizza and t-ehlrte/Grab races Love Always. Your Big Brother and Slater OSS Newsletter #2 - Human Rights Dunbar * Sherl Schaaf" Dunbar Tonyr92! and Michele!'931 Deacane tor submissions ia October 23 Arti- On Sunday you shal see jus! who your big win AXO UL' Sis Lisa Riddle AXO Roses are red. Violets are blue. 1 1 cles, poetry, comics music, etc are welcome. be You are theBEST Is" ever Our big/sl bond Is Two more days lor the chase You're an RA and so are we' GIVE IT UP A LIVE IT UP Submissions should be dropped oft at the OSS one that we can cherish forever! At which time you'll see my face Happy Birthday. JR! Alcohol Awareneaa Week 89 Ms T Office on the 3rd floor ol McFall Center Al my love. Big?? And you'll get a big embrace Love. Susan. Di. Misty. Deb. Linda, and Luk> Alcohol free Happy Hours Sorry about our current mesa, but Happy AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO I love my Mite' Uptown October 20 5-8 PM Sweetest Oey never the less GSS sponsored Reggae Dance AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO Free pizza and T-shirts/crab races. Love Always. Gary October 28 8PM DZ's come jump m the backseat with your Si- Grand ballroom AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO gma Nu coaches! $2/person Little Michele Sleekier AXO SALLIE HAYES AXO JM. CM. MR. 4GG Hey AMY SHIPLEY! Congratulations on being NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ALCOHOL 1 Your big can't wait until Sunday Have an awe- Get psyched for Sunday' Your Big loves you! the SPAZOID of the week! Way to go with your AWARENESS WEEK M ASKING THE some weekend, but be good cuz your big is Love. Big??? program' SPRIITS (MAKING ALTERNATIVE SPIRITS Join the "I'm Driving Club'' DZ's your Sigma Nu Coaches wil steer you thru watching!! I love my Irttle! AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO ■"UAA"" KNOWN) October 16th- 18th. 20th9 30am-4 00pm AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO me stuff Friday at 4PM In the Education Building lobby and Your Coaches October 19th 9 30am 4.00pm in the Union AXO SARA AXO Hay Axo's O.S.E.A. FUNDRAISINO COMMITTEE Foyer. Any Questions, call 372-3709 Soon- AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO I can't tell you how happy I am to have you lor Jusl wait and see. Meeting Oct 23 8:00 EASTERN MIC HlGAN vs BG eorsdbyPhlMu ur Pam my III'. Gel psyched for Sunday night! We'll coach you to victory. Ed. Blag 2nd Boor 1 at Quarters Cafe on our Hope this week has been a blast lor you Get Love your Big So lets gel ready to take a win, bigScreen KkckOft12 30 Jour 300 applications for Spring 1990 accep- excited for Big-kl hunt ft to meet your new lami- Carm it. slam it. and stuff it al in Saturday 25 hot dogs OSU Freddie Falcon says ted 10/18-11 3 89 In Jour office 319 West Your Sigma Nu Coaches Joe Ouinn does chicks ' ha! Apply oart,' Love. Your Big AXO SUZANNE OAOER AXO 2-7p.m. Trie only place in AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO Your BIG can hardly wail to see town to catch the game the look on you face when you discover me Hey Fuzziest P ART Y (PROMOTING AWARENESS * RE- Limited apace available in the S O L 0 Leader- And in the end you will know Get psyched to show everyone your stuff! Ram GAMMA PHI BETA SPONSIBILITY TOWARDS YOURSELF) ship Development workshop. Self Esteem & AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO that your BIG really does love you so rt'Jam it! Cram it! Anyway you can do it! KARYN WRIGHT You could la* to your friend about a Green Motivation, held In 307 Hanna Hall at 7 00 p.m LIT Jennifer Concochala There are so many things yet to share Love your SNAKE coaches Happy 21st Birthday' Bean problem, but on Oct 24 a 25 Make reservations by stopping Come Sunday you wxl see A little Nke you is precious snd rare Steve. Scott. Tim 1 You're an awesome roommie' Could you la* about a drinlung problem by 405 Student Services For more info, can Juel how great our family win be My little sister you were meant lo be PS See ya at the house today at 4 00' Loveya, For more information caonlact the Prevention 372-2843. Get ready for some fun- the greatest edition to our family Pooker Cenler As big/Ill we've (u8t begun! So gel yourself excited for Sunday night GAMMA PHI BETA Need a little excitement? We have HI Love your Big??? because your BIG thinks you "are out of sight'" HEY KAY DEES AM.A. Haunted House AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO Love. Your B*g Cram it, jam rt. ram It P ART Y (PROMOTING AWARENESS « RE- Oct. 20*21 From 7-11pm Gamma Phi Beta FIJI Last year we won spirit and made the finals SPONSIBILTIY TOWARDS YOURSELF) Freeze Frame This year we're taking it al'' You could talk lo your lima AXO AXO AXO Little Lynn Ann Genet AXO AXO AXO TANYA QERCAK AXO Freeze Frame Your Sigma Nu coaches about a Green Bean problem, but.. Frldey-DIsc Jockey horn 03O Adtn. 93 Big/U hunt is almost here and your big can't Gamma Phi Beta/FUl Could you la* about a drinking problem? Saturday-Adm. 12.50 On Sunday, you will finally see wart M Sunday' Keep hunting for those clues' For more Information contact the Prevention Al the wood Co. Falrgrounda Annas Juel who your excited big wwdl be Hi v M:NDYI Love, Center See you there! 1*1 laugh ft giggle, smae ft cheer The Luckiest BIG in the world Gamma Phi Beta When my tittle is finaly near > Michelle Truesdale Your were right ThoseALCOHOL AWARE- I love my in*! Get exerted for big hunt' Have you guessed NESS WEEK displays m the library are GREAT1 PETE IS DEAD AXO "Straight A's" NOTICE! ELE ED METHODS PRE- AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO who I am yet? How do I learn more about the Wei? 'Their new PETE IS DEAD AXO "Kill*. It's" REGISTRATION MEETING! Al atudenta who Love you BK3 office is In the Rec. nght? Let's go check it PETE IS DEAD You were always toW never lo rush into any- applied lor Spring. 1990 Elo Ed Methods Gamma Phi Beta out'See ya! KAREN AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO thing unless it's at the SIGMA NU CAR courses (EDO 361. 362. 363. 355. 358) are continued on p. ] Lit' Holly Staats STUFF expected to attend the meeting. TUESDAY. Only a few moe days HI you know who your big Be reedy to win big! 1 OCTOBER 24. 4 00-5:30, 116 Ed Bktg BE is We have such an awesome family' Your Sigma Nu coaches THERE! Love. Your Big?? AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO BEING RESPONSIBLE IS IN THE SPIRIT OF SIGMA NU CAR STUFF tt FUN A ROUND OF APPLAUSE TO THOSE WHO HELPED UAO WITH c Today! Oct 20 6 00 PM AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO M.A.S.K. > UNION OVAL Little Wendy Smiths, s HOMECOMING ELECTIONS o Proceeds to benefit Only a few more days Gel excited lor e great The Wood County lime Sunday' Your family can I wart to welcome BEWARE Chad and Family Abuse youinl All unattached men ELECTION JUDGES MERCHANTS 5 Prevention Center Amber is a tease > Your big loves you! SALLY BLAIR CAMPUS TANNING CLUB Thanks to all participants AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO BG vs EASTERN MICHIGAN o May the best team win1 at Quarters Cafe on our DR. M. NEIL BROWN HAIR E. CANARY AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO Big Screen Kick off 12 30 JODI ERNEST LAKE ERIE SPORTS SIGMA NU CAR STUFF 89 Lll' Lorl Bryant Saturday 25 hot dogs ROSIE FALLS October 20th 6 00 Get excited lor Big bl hunt 2-7pm The only place in MYLES FLOWERS o Union Oval Only two more days until were together1 town to catch the game VIRNETTE HOUSE THE CAROUSEL SALON Proceeds benefit I LOVE YOU The Wood County Chad and Family Abuse Pre- DR. BARB KELLER BEE-GEE BOOKSTORE a AXO Love. BOOGER " BOOGER ■ BOOGER vention Center GREG KRIKORIAN Your Big JULIE FAG IS BEN JAMIN WOOD AND % Tina Saturday• AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO EVIL BILL JENKINS SEAVILLE PRODUCTS OF Alcohol Awareness week ends with a bang at BOOGER > BOOGER ■ BOOGER DRY DOCK Our DJa will rock you from AXOAXOAXOAXOAXOAXO DEMETRIUS MARLOWE SW ANTON e 9pm-1am and you can take part In our trivia Lll' Amy Ford There once was a N' named Amy Ford Brad(AKA SUESS) MARIANN REINKE BGSU ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT^ > contest with a chance lo win greet prizes! Lo- Who waa the coolest-right down to the core Thank you tor sharing m al the tun and laughter! o cated in Harahman Quad No cover, no ID DR. GERALD SADDLEMIRE UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE Her big thought Ihey's be You bring so much Into my hfe Kidnap Is going The beat Dig* learn to be greet! LARRY WEISS ZaVMUN'WHO'OOORCSTONES'RUSH The beat friends we'H be forever more! Love-Tracy i Classic Rock-Tonight n' every Friday night I love my little' ELECTION COMMITTEE SPECIAL THANKS TO o 10PM-12 Midnight on Ml WBOU Love. Your Big BRAD- Jam Master Steve Hlggms AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO TRACY A'HEARN JULIE SMITH BRAD BROWNING HAPPY SWEETEST DAYM Be looking for some Request Line » 372-2826 • AXO buried treasure this weekend You wi Rnd KATIE DONOVAN PAM SWYT JEFF HALL some clues m our conversion hast Saturday i AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO 1 RAY HOFFMAN MONICA VALENTO GARDNER McLEAN o OPENING NEW DOORS TO OUR FUTURE" Ul Bethany BerryhH night'! (You want it you got it ) O.SE A Seminar 89 Having your for a W la such a IhrM Love you-Geanie JULIE MARTINI KELLY WOOD November 11.1989 On Sunday, you wM finely aee. AMY McCUE KATE RUFFING Applications outside 410 Education BROWNS VS BEARS my true identity! MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL I Due November 3. 1989 LAURA SANDERS SHANNON WALKER Love, Your Big AT BRATHAUS © OSEA Seminar'89 AXOAXOAXOAXOAXOAXO 72 INCH SCREEN TV UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAQ UAO THE BG NEWS IS MNm October 20,19«? Classifieds conttmued from p. 11 Sparky Ty-ruh Alpha CN Omega AOTT AOTT OAYLE NaCHEL AOTT AOTT EXCELLENT SUMMER t CAREER OPPOR The time has come for you to be a man. Tha UtOa Tan Semen tea Aflerweekaol waiting n shnaty here. Tha Sugar Bear Baakst st Tha Ftowar Baaket TUNITIES now BiataMi tor cotaga student t PM DM " • DM QM *" PNDM fraternity la behind you. wa know you can. On aunrjay the rime wel be lor you to see How Tonight you"1 know. Is SB 98 Wa are sorry lor tha mieprlnl in Wad- orsduales with Reaort Hotels. Cn.ilssines. Ajr 'Wnlif" Jo* CanctBsra You ■ become part of the bond ol Lambda Chi much my me m*ana to mat But have no tear needsy's paper. snea. Amusement Parks t Camps For more In- Ever own kidnapped on your birthday? Get Av*ry big Map m Xia»Ht»aaa»«j Delta F1- Lova-Your Bag I'm certain you'l have a cow- met s no he. lormstion and an appscatlon. write National Col psyched for Saturday' You know II ba mora Alpha Chi Omega When you rtndout the Big that lovea you 'tis II legate Recreation Service. PO Box 8074: Ht- exerted than a weetm her new cad' Happy ?i si To whom It may concern t SchmkRy. Keep your farth. I'm wry new kv, Heed SC 29938 Blrthdayl I haw Ran one question. The Ught * doee It* almoet here Love-Debble(Weetheart| ALPHA CM OaSzOA • ALPHA CM OMEOA AOTT AOTT AOTT AOTT AOTT WHERE IS MY SIX PACK? I know your strong. in time gone by. PhiDert"-D*eOee---PhiDe« KATHY WILSON Terry. Mark, « Jeff get psyched for a great Set You know who But Keten we*, the time wfj By The Wgnttlle hunt has laeted all week night Office cleanmg evenmge part and ful lime Cal BiZAX. LOWE Clues lo my Identity your surely did seek Lova, Cindy, Stacy, t Erica 352-6822. PHID£LT"DGPMDELT"DO I tee sad S I fibbed t told HI whne Has Trinity United Mathodkst Church DamkHiandTam 8© you' d be imeuraolrfry tensity ties RUMMAGE SALE - 200 N Summit St STEP ONE AOTT CHRISTY JACOBS AOTT Heyy'el I tok ad > I laughed tiled you astray Oct 21. 23. 24. 26. 28, 27th. 9-6 firal 6 Congratulationa on a eucceaetui Alcohol Oat ready lor a great weekend! OVERSEAS JOBS J900 2000 mo Sum Kidnap s only a day away tul I've got the beet mite days. 9-1 on kttt day (27m) A scavenger hurt you wit play Awareneaa WMkll You guy* dk) a great tog" Love. Secret Panda mar.Yr round Al Countnas. Al fields Free Keep up the good work I surely must say I LlrwVERSITY INTRAMURALS ENTRIES DUE ■ Oat raady. gal paychad to find your data kilo. Write DC. PO Bx 52 Corona Del Mar CA COED WALLYBALL • OCT 31; MEN'S SOLS wa guaranlaa your nlte'l ba greet' 92626.OH-03 AOTT JAMIE SWANK AOTT RACQUETBALL • NOV 7; MEN'S WRESTLING F.8. You navar thought balng lodnappad would SWEATSHIRT MANIA AT BURGER KINQ ALPHACHBLOVETHEIRV.IP.'8l Torvghla the night' ■ NOV 8 ALL ENTRIES DUE IN 108 SRC BY ba ao much fun. ah? SWEATSHIRT MANIA AT BUROER KINO ALPHA CMS LOVE THEIR VI P.SI I'm ao excited that you wa be my W SPRING BREAK 1990-lndrvidual or student or- ALPHA CMS LOVE THEIR V.I P.SI 4.00 PM Lev* you DO data*. Jamie and Peggy SWEATSHIRT MANIA AT BURGER KINO Alpha love. Your Bkj? ganization needed to promote our Spring Break VOLUNTEER YOURSELF TO BE A PREVIEW trips Earn money, free tripe and valuable work DAY TOUR GUIDE PREVIEW DAY ' 1 IS Phi Kappa Pal PM Kappa Psi The ARK Band from Columbua plays at tha Car. Alpha OrrScron PI experience APPLY NOW! Cal Inter-Campus AOTT KM8TILEWARCHIK AOTT COMING ON SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 1 FOR HeyJanPepp . bbaan Aaeocamon s Annual Harambee Unity Programs: 1-800-327-6013 Today's the day' FURTHER INFORMATK3N CONTACT THE Hopa th* waatha- la nK* tnoj waakandi Cructo) Roots REOOAE party. Sat Oct 21 M 9 Lot! I hopa you are aa excited a* I ami Have you fig- Oat exceed for aha date party! Happy Sweeteel OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS AT 372-2086 OR Lov*. YOUR STUDY BUDDY pm in the N E Commons (Onelovs) ured out who I am yet? Day! SToP BY 110 MCFALL CENTER BETWEEN PN Kappa Pal PN Kappa Pal Lov*.? Temporary clerical help - Must have legible Tha Brothers of Lambda Cm Alpha would ska to Love- 10 30-3 30 PM MONDAY FRIDAY SEE YOU congratulate Eric Spark* on Ma recent Lambda THEREi GREAT WAY TO GAIN COMMUNICA- handwriting i accuracy to work independently Your Aunt Stats In BO Courtnouee ft interested please contact, PMMuPMMu Chi krvatenng to Christina MBar AOTT LI' Cindy Smc* AOTT TION EXPERIENCE CBC Company ot NW Ohio M 475-8900 Th* Brothar* of PI Kappa Pin want 1 am ao excited to have you aa my tree and I Who Shot the Shenff? to let you know that all of you and ALPHA OMICRON PI The Brothers of Lambda Chi Alpha would ska to know this weekend la going to ba a lot of fun I your Phi's have hearts of gold Thanks One year ago that weak 300 gats ruahed congratulata Matt Campbel on hi* recent Lam- hope you era getting excited Work 15 hour* par weekend Our company Is tor balng the* during PUSH waakl AOTT We ware kicky 06 chosen WE ve come ZEPPELIN-WHO'DOORt-STONES-RUSH bda Chi Gemma Phi Beta lavallerlng to Denis* Alpha Love. seeking employees to perform unekfled Ight along way In one year I'm so proud ol AOTT! Cksaalc Rock-Tonight n' every Friday night Chrton. Your Bkj production work Current openings tor a new I LOVE YOU ALL'-KRISTIN 10 pm-12 MWntoht on tt.1 WBOUJGJam Mas PHITAU weekend ehtft--7and 1/2 hours on Saturday tor Steve Wggme and 7 and 1/2 hours on Sunday Plant location ATHELETES OF THE WEEK AOTT LOM HANNA AOTT Th* I'm Driving Club wauie* 10 extend thak apo- Alpha Phi Alpha Phi Reoueal Un*#: 372-2826 la only 2 blocks from B.Q.S.U. campus. 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Attention F•fTaaaf* Roo"i">• t* n>i# A PUBLIC SERVICE FHOdRAM SI?ONSORED BY THE INTEFWATTONAL CXjIJNCIL OF SHOPPINC CENTERS KIDS itTj^lUjriTO«W!«S ^ Find your pot of £ gold in The BG News classifieds F I n D<5 V Z I N •:*r— ^5^ The BG News Magazine ^*i_ -it—»-■■ ... itt- Friday/Gref Horvatn Oct. 20,1989 SPOTLIGHT ON TOL€DO I 1 I i * 1 "'. I I j 2 (in Friday Magazine/October 20, 1W9 How 'The Glass City' got its name by Sandra Kowalsky chase a four-acre lot for the factory most important industries located to production. and fifty building lots for the work- Toledo. A number of merges took place Toledo's nickname, "The Glass men. The Owens Bottle Company owned among these companies, the most im- Capital of the World," is one which A crowd of citizens and the Grand by Michael J. Owens followed Libbey portant being in 1936 when the Libbey- the city earned in the early 1900s Army of the Republic Band met the to Toledo. Owens had developed a se- Owens-Ford Glass Co. was formed. through its advantageous location, workers as they got off the train. The mi-automatic bulb machine after This company was the largest manu- abundant natural resources, and a workers and citizens paraded through supervising Libbey's light bulb manu- facturer of sheet glass and one of the newspaper campaign to seek new in- the city for four miles to the new fac- facturing in 1891. He also introduced largest producers of plate glass in the dustries. tory. At a banquet held at the factory mass production to the glass industry world. In the late 1800s, Toledo was located that evening, Libbey presented the by inventing a machine to blow bottles Thermopane produced at the Toledo at the center of a network of railroad Mayor of Toledo with the first piece of and fruit jars. plant seals the original copies of the and steamship lines which allowed for glass produced at the plant. The Edward Ford Plate Glass Com- U.S. Constitution, Declaration of In- a large trading capacity. The network The first three years of production pany came to Toledo in 1896, begin- dependence, and the Bill of Rights. also provided cheaper oil and coal than were difficult for the Libbey Glass ning operations in 1899. Owned by This company also boasted a twin in the east, where most industries were Company as money was heavily bor- Edward Ford, the company built an grinding system in 19S3 that was the located. rowed to meet expenses. Thirty-five of entirely mechanized factory on the first of its kind in the world. A vast quantity of sandstone was the company's workers went back to outskirts of Toledo's city limits in While Toledo may not be the leading also present in the area. This sandstone the east. However, as the Corning Wood County. In 1929, the Owens producer of glass in the world today, it had a high silica content, making it a Glass Works of Corning, N. Y. went on Bottle Company acquired the Illinois is the leader in terms of glass technolo- perfect resource for glass producers. In strike in 1891, the Libbey Co. was able Glass Company to become the Owens- gy, Mike Porter, Toledo's Chamber of addition, in 1884 natural gas was dis- to get itself out of debt by producing Illinois Glass Co. In this same year, Commerce President, said. covered in Findlay. These trading ad- light bulbs. Owens-Illinois was already the largest "Toledo is the center of glass tech- vantages and natural resources were The 1893 Chicago World's Fair company producing bottles. exactly what Toledo needed in order to brought great prosperity to the Libbey As the market for fine cut glass de- nology in the world," Porter said. draw industry to the area. Tana Mosier Glass Co. The company's display at- creased in 1932, the ending of Prohibi- The 15 glass companies of Toledo Porter said in her book Toledo Profile: tracted thousands of visitors which tion in 1933 brought a new demand for specialize in a variety of areas. Glass a Sesquicentennial History. bought the company's products. A new beer bottles. The Libbey Co. began fibers, molds for glass containers, glass In 1887 the Toledo Business Men's demand for cut glass had been estab- making inexpensive machine blown furnaces, and state of the art research Co. set out to take advantage of what lished. tumblers which it sold to Purity Dairy development of automotive glass are Toledo had to offer. The group placed Edward Libbey correctly predicted a Co. The dairy company sold cottage areas of specialization. advertisements in newspapers na- number of glass manufacturers would cheese in these reusable containers. "Eighty-five percent of automotive tionwide hoping to attract the attention follow his company to Toledo. In the Milk bottles and containers for food windows are bent in furnaces made of new industries. Various companies following decades, a number of the now accounted for 80 percent of glass within the city." responded to the advertisements, but it was the Libbey Glass Co. that relo- cated to the area and established the glass industry in Toledo. FRIDRV MnGRZIN€ After suffering extensive labor prob- Editor Christian Thompson Friday Magazine it published every Friday during the academic lems and marketing expenses, owner Assistant Editor Chris Dawson year by the Board ot Student Publication! or Bowling (ireen Stale Starr Reporters Frank EsposJlo. University. Edward Drummond Libbey signed a Opinion* expressed by columaltf* do not neceuarily rHlm the opinion* or Friday Laura Hardy, Robert Wagner Mngarinc. contract in 1886 to move his company Starf Photographer Greg Hor* ath to Toledo from the east in Aug. 1888. Friday Magazine and Bowling Green Stale University are equal opportunity em- Editorial Office 210 West H«H ployers and do not discriminate in hiring practices. The Toledoeans, in anticipation of the (419)372-6967 Copyright 1919, The R(. News new company, raised money to pur- A few changes for this issue THE HUDWEST'S PREIMERE This week the BG News de- ITALIAI! RESTAURA11T cided to run a special edition of Friday Magazine in order to in- troduce students to Toledo. This issue contains stories on the food, entertainment, and music oppor- tunities this area has to offer to those who "need" to get away from the University for awhile. 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CLUB A Division of WAL-MART Stores, Inc. tarn 4 POD Friday Magazine/Octofcer 2t, 1M9 Diverse dining offered at Portside by Laura Hardy If you want to satisfy your sweet tooth and enjoy some entertainment at the same Whether you're in the mood for a time, a stop at The Fudgery is a must If quiet, relaxing dinner or you just want you happen to be there on a weekend, you to grab a quick snack while you're out will more than likely have the chance to shopping, Portside offers a variety of observe one of the short vaudeville-style eating establishments that serve a wide shows put on by the Fudgeryemployees. selection of food, from international to With much enthusiasm and comic ele- more American dishes, from soups and ment, they sing songs about fudge while salads to ice cream and other sweet demonstrating simultaneously how the treats. sweet, rich dessert is made. Don't be shy To help you decide where you can about taking the fudge pledge at the end of satisfy your particular culinary crav- the presentation, since your "oath" will ing, here is a summary of what types of merit you a free sample. After a teasingly foods you can expect to find at Port- tiny taste, it's hard not to resist buying a side. slice of chocolate peanut butter, rocky For light fare. The Salad Patch has a road, creamy vanilla or any of the seven variety of deli and green salads, including flavors of fudge available. taco, seven layer, vegetable, fruit and anti- You don't have to head down south to pasto. Pasta salads such as tuna shell, experience Louisiana-style cook- spaghetti, shrimp and ham pasta are also ing.Captain Creole offers a variety of Ca- on the menu as well as tuna sandwiches, jun dishes including red beans and rice, stuffed mushrooms and oat bran muffins, gumbo and fried chicken. A Cajun break- Friday/Greg Horvath which are a new item. fast menu is also served. Portside is a favorite spot for Toledo's downtown work force because of the wide variety of fast food Both main meal and dessert can be pur- If Oriental food is what you crave, you restaurants. chased at Afternoon Delight, which offers can choose from ten main dishes including sandwiches and frozen yogurt. You can Szechuan at The Magic Wok. Watch the begin with a turkey, ham and swiss or pita chef as he prepares items like almond ton and, of course, a fortune cookie for offered as well as turkey sandwiches and club sandwich, then try to decide between chicken or sweet and sour pork in a wok dessert french fries with or without cheese top- twelve flavors of yogurt including the more over an open flame. You'll want to save Gyros & More can take you to Greece — ping. unusual types like malt and pina colada. room, though, for an egg roll or fried won and you don't even have to leave Portside. After a meal or just as a treat, stop by The "and more" in this eating estab- Darryl's for a sundae or banana split Or lishment's title includes beef kabobs, spin- try the Corn Palace, where you can get ach pie and Greek salad. For dessert, a popcorn or caramel com and have it put in Greek meal just isn't complete without one of the many decorative canisters avail- baklava, which consists of several layers of able there for sale. pastry with a honey and nut mixture be- For an unusual and tasty gift idea, send a tween the layers. pie-sized cookie with a personalized mes- PUTUS The international tour wouldn't be com- sage from The Original Cookie Company. plete without mentioning Italy and its Halloween cookies are now available or famous pasta dishes. At Pizza Milano. regular-sized cookies of various kinds can you'll find pizza by the slice or deep dish, be purchased. as well as calzones, lasagna and pizza Portside also has several restaurants for subs. more formal and leisurely dining. If you just want something to snack on Shooter's has a large dining area and bar, or are in the mood for more American as doesThe Regatta Bar and Grille. For fare, The French Fry Company offers not fresh shellfish, The Real Seafood Com- only what its name indicates but also pany offers oysters, shrimp, clams and var- chicken in various forms including sandwi- ious other seafood, as well as soups, sand- ches, strips and nuggets. Fried fish, clams wiches, salads and dessert Order food to SSAT • PSAT • SAT • ACHIEVEMENTS • ACT and shrimp are also available as well as go or sit down and enjoy your meal while onion rings, mushrooms and nachos. overlooking the Maumee River. • LSAT • GMAT • GRE • MCAT • DAT • GRE After deciding what to eat pull up a PSYCH • GRE BIO • OAT • TOEFL • NMB • As American as apple pie are hot dogs chair in the middle of the indoor food and what better place to find them than at court on Portside's upper level and talk to NDB • NCLEX-RN • MSKP • FMGEMS • Craig's Hot Dogs. Try a footlong or Polish your shopping partner or watch the peo- or Italian sausage. If chili appeals more to ple. Or, if it's a nice day, take a walk out- FLEX • CGFNS • CPA • BAR EXAM • NTE you, Craig's Hot Dogs offers original-style side and find a bench that overlooks the chili and chili macs, which is chili served river. Of course, you cannot possibly It you have to hike one of these tests, take K.iplan first over spaghetti. sample every food item in one day, but 3ur students (jet the highest scores We've proven it to over Vegetarian sandwiches are available at whenever you visit there, try something >ne million students Let us prove it to vou The Steak Escape. Cheesesteaks and a va- different each time. You will find Portside riety of other steak sandwiches are also has a lot to offer. 'KAPLAN STANLEY H KAPLAN EDUCATIONAL CENTER LTD CALL FOR CLASS SCHEDULES & INFORMATION- TOLEDO CENTER 3450 W. CENTRAL, SUITE 322 536-3701 iMlnqi.ii.'itJ iitjfclj nMa.ii! .llii'i liii,, nt iii.\ „■ uiiU.iii, ;t »r ,I,I Friday Magazine/October M, 1M9 DDD 5 Cultural center experiences growth by Robert Wagner Vision and is "an educational theater series designed to introduce school-age The Franciscan Life Center, estab- children to theater by providing a high lished in the Toledo suburb of Sylvania quality professional theater experi- as a cultural arts and conference ence," Majewski said. There will be a center, has been promoting the per- number of students from Wood forming arts since 1983 and its County performing in the series includ- patronage has increased from a first ing students from the Bowling Green year low of 3,000 to an audience of City School's Conneaut, Ridge and over 75,000 in 1988. South Main Elementary Schools and Annette Majewski, promotions di- Bowling Green High School. rector for the Center, offered a reason Majewski said "all events at the for the Center's growth. Center include professional companies "The Franciscan Life Center is one and/or artists in an effort to give peo- of the finest performing arts centers in ple of the greater Toledo area an alter- Northwest Ohio because the profes- native to community sponsored pro- sional performing artists (we attract) grams." are one-of-a-kind in Northwest Ohio." The Center has an 872 seat theater Majewski said the Center has attrac- and a commons area which accomo- ted audiences from as far away as Ann dates up to 300 people for an event. It Arbor, Mich., and communities in also has a conference center which Southern Ohio. Majewski said "offers a setting and Every year the Center hosts a season ideal atmosphere for meetings, confer- of the performing arts with profes- The Fransitcan Life Center. Donated by the Fransiscan Life Center ences, seminars, banquets and more." sional artists who have had exposure on national and international stages. The Franciscan Life Center was The season includes four series of started by Sister Sheila Shea and the performing arts, Majewski said. Majewski said it "answered a need for The first series is the Visiting Artist Concerts Series which feature chamber an evening of dance as one of the se- cultural arts in the Sylvania area." Series — a lineup of popular enter- music. ries' visiting performing dance com- "We really believe that what we do tainment. Elsa Hilger, an internationally panies. The Ohio Ballet, an interna- here contributes to the quality of life in Visiting artists who have performed known artist, whom Majewski said has tional dance company, will also be per- the community," she said. "It would at the Center include Banu Gibson and been called "the genius of the cello," forming at the Center. be a dark day in any community with- the New Orleans Hot Jazz Orchestra was one of the featured artists for The fourth series is called Theater out the contribution of the arts." and Banjo Reb and the Blue Ghost, iheC'andlclight Series. who recently staged an "evening of She said all of the performances in music and drama sprinkled with humor the Candlelight Senesconclude with a and wrapped in the songs of the Civil light dessert and refreshments and a War," Majewski said. chance for the audience members to Future artists who will be perform- meet and talk with the artists. ing include the Lettermen and Bao Dao The third series is titled Discover is it? —a company of 45 musicians, dancers, Dance and includes professional tour- If you can identify (his acrobats and magicians from Taiwan ing dance companies featuring all types object, you could win a SI5 who will be performing in the United of dance from ballet to jazz, Majewski gift certificate from Quarter's States for the first time. said. On Thursday, Oct. 26 the Jazz Cafe. 1414 E. wooster. (Does The second series is the Candlelight Ballet of Montreal will be presenting not Include lax. gratuity, or alcoholic beverages!. Drop your answers In the entry box located in the BG Raceway Park in Toledo offers News editorial office. 214 west Hall unique entertainment alternative Entries are due each by Lori MUler Thursday. 5 p.m. The and the number of people getting into winning entry will be named ai horse racing. (It) is experiencing a res- that time. If more than one The "thrill of victory, the agony of urgence ... (there is) a whole population of correct entry is received, a defeat" describes not only theWide 1840-year-olds who have never been to a drawing will be held to World of Sports but the feeling people determine the winner. racetrack and now are coming out to see Employees of BGSU Student have after spending a day at Raceway Park what they are missing." Publications are not eligible. in Toledo. Raceway Park, 5700 Telegraph Rd., first There was no winner last The park, which has a capacity for ap- opened in Toledo in 1957 as a track for week who correctly identified proximately 5,700 people, holds races on auto racing, Zaleski said. Then on June the object as a grenade. Wednesday. Friday, Saturday, and Sunday 15,1962 after switching from auto to For great food and drinks it's nights. During these nights there is a real thoroughbred racing, harness racing be- perfectly clear lhat Quarters Cafe cross section of people that attend, Mark came the top priority of the park. is the right choice. I4U E. Wooster Bowling Green, OH Zaleski. director of public relations, said. 353-8735 "Harness racing is an agricultural com- munity sport" It is also less expensive than Wednesday and Sunday nights are more thoroughbred racing, so in this way the likely to attract white-collar people while park is more geared to the community it is ENTRY FORM Friday and Saturday nights attract the serving, he said. younger crowd, he said. Name The main goal of the park as of now is to Address The park usually brings in between get the sport into the spotlight more, Zale- Phone Number. $200,000 and $300,000 per night with an ski said. To do this the park has gimmick average attendance of around 2,500 peo- races like the "great media challenge" Whai is ii? ple. This money is then divided in different where radio personalities raced against Hchim it> /)<; Ac us /;ii,il onu c. _'/4 West n.ill imsi' ways such as paying off wagers, operating each other and NHL race night where five Inpflim anfl >»«*<, 7algclti taiH NHL hoclwy pUyenvparucipated. flWftfflM!; 6 i '.iin Friday Magazine/October 20, 1W9 In search of the Toledo music scene by Frank Esposlto lly inadequate) scene spearheads Tole- ing shopped around in hopes of land- label. Other Toledo-based "progres- do's musical front with such quality ing a record deal. Trip 20 recently sive"(l hate that word!) bands include The Toledo music scene is born on outfits as Art School, who may be released an album of jangle-based orig- Braille Radio (who are rumored to the wind, swirling and spreading its Northwest Ohio's Great Rock Hope as inals (Deep Suit on the Napoleon, have a vinyl release in the works), multi-hued contents all across the far as bigger and better things are con- Ohio-based Action City Records. Great Bar-B-Q Gods, This Year's Fad, Glass City. cerned. Their gospel of guitar abuse Area mainstays the X-Citerz also Gone In 60 Seconds, Generra Paterra, The "progressive" (pardon the ter- and collegiate angst is captured on have a release (On Edge) out on Attilla Senwah (who will open for SST big- minology, all of these words are woefu- their current self-titled EP, which is be- Records, an independent German timers the Screaming Trees in early November), and Pondo Sinatra. Interestingly, a small synth/art/techno rock scene has risen up, led by such acts as Forgiveness Row, John Eagan, Ken Knab, and Gregorian George. These ventures may seem out of place in a midwestern set- March for Choice ting, but they're persevering nonethe- less. An interesting newcomer on this scene is an electronic crew called Thes- salonian Dope Gods, whose shotgun OHIO marriage of Ministry and Sly Stone can make your brain itch in the best of ways. Toledo's hardcore (skate/thrash/speedcore... words fail me) scene is also alive. Majority of One October 29 ,1989 and Jailbait Babysitter (great name I) are two of the area's better-known out- fits, while the effects of the defunct hype-mongers known as the Stain are Columbus, Ohio still being felt. The metal scene in the Glass City is Assembly: 1:00, Ohio Center, still an open frontier. Damien, Death- toll, and Axel Brice (who are said to 400 N. High Street. have the edge on the other two) are the main entries while One To One offers a March: 2:00, Down High St. lighter variation on the same theme. The premiere venues for the area's Rally: 3:00, Bicentennial Park progressive scene are Frankie's, the Cypress Lounge, and Angelo's Attic (located at the University of Toledo's Governor Richard F. Celeste: Master of Student Union). The main outlet for Ceremonies. more mainstream groups and tra- ditional "bar bands" is Roxanne's. U.S. Senator Howard Metzenbaum: Keynote Toledo's Zi-Tune Productions often Speaker. organizes shows at Roxanne's and Featured Speakers to include : "tries to book the best bands through- out the Midwest," according to Zi- Kate Michelman, Exec. Dir. of NARAL Tune president Pete Mousoulias. Re- Molly Yard, Pres. of NOW cent shows have included 70s stars Foghat and the Outlaws as well as col- Keep Choice in Your House - Irene Natividad, Past Pres. of the lege fave Webb Wilde. Not the Statehouse National Women's Political Caucus "The Toledo-area scene has poten- tial," said Amjad Doumani, an experi- enced observer of the Toledo scene (al- Support access to safe and legal abortions in Ohio. though I hate "progressive", I ob- viously ave an affinity for "scene") and owner/manager of B-Bop Records in Toledo. "People want to hear new FOR INFORMATION ON THE MARCH, and different sounds ... now what we need is for the club owners to have CALL: IN TOLEDO 242-4200 faith to try new things ... people will come out and support them." INB.G. 352-5398 after 6PM Crazier things have happened. If things come together on the Toledo rock scene, there's gonna be some bricks thrown through the windows of the Glass City. CENTER FOR CHOICE I 16 N Huron Si The UMaOMl4l6IH BG News Wheelchair accessible, arrangements for people with disabilities are available. ASL interpreted. Sponsored by Freedom of Choice Ohio. Sis recyclable! . mmmmmmmnmmmftm&M ^mmmmmmm mm mm A*k Friday Magazine/October 20,19M ODD 7 Eat, drink, and be merry at Shooters by Gina Hartman "It's going to slow down a little," Merhebi said, "but we will still be get- Following in the footsteps of Fort ting business. We set up a big-screen Lauderdale, Cleveland and Sandusky, TV in the bar for the big football Toledo is now also home to Shooter's games, plus we have a special Mexican Waterfront Cafe USA, located in Port- night on Tuesdays from 5 to 9 p.m. side overlooking the Maumee River. and a Sunday brunch from 11:30 a.m. Completed last May, Shooter's to 3:00 p.m." offers a full lunch and dinner menu Poggi said the lack of boaters visit- and a large bar area easily accessible ing Shooter's in the winter may hurt through the Portside Marketplace. business. "Once the river freezes, "Our first summer in business was business will drop," she said. financially successful," manager Tarek But Shooter's Portside may also help Merhebi said. "We've had no trouble Toledo's economy, Merhebi said. bringing people down here. We have "Our happy hours attract busi- different food specials every night and nessmen and businesswomen to Port- happy hours in the bar from 5 to 7 side," he said. "There are also a lot of p.m.," Merhebi said. conventions coming to Toledo. We're Manager of Shooter's Boutique bringing people to the mall. We're (which offers a line of Shooter's bringing Portside business,"he said. sportswear) Maria Poggi said, "Over Shooter's Portside offers relaxed the summer, we competed with the casual dining in a spacious atmos- Sandusky Shooter's and we did better. phere. The dining room overlooks the We had 'hot-bod' contests by the pool Maumee River and there is a large deck on the outside deck and that brought a off the back of the restaurant which lot of boaters and college kids in." leads down to the river. According to Poggi, the Cleveland Shooter's has been more successful The menu offers a wide variety of than both the Toledo and Sandusky es- foods including appetizers, steaks and tablishments. seafood, plus Mexican, Oriental and "Cleveland Shooter's gets the busi- Italian cuisines. The lunch menu in- ness because it's in the Flats and people cludes sandwiches, salads and gourmet go down there to bar-hop," she said, hamburgers. An average dinner price is "No one comes to downtown Toledo $10.95 and an average lunch price is Friday/Grtf Horvata specifically to bar-hop." $5.95. Shooter's also has a wine list Both managers expect business to which includes imported and domestic Newly opened Shooters is a big summertime draw at Portside. taper off this winter. wines by the glass and by the bottle. Dancing the night away at Henry J's by Michelle Malheson Thursday is Ladies' Night and fea- range from silly to sexy — kangaroo tures an all-male review and discounted hops, balloon catches and races. There "Where to go?" you ask. For a drinks for the women. Men are allowed are also kissing, hot legs and tanline change of scenery and change of pace in later. contests. TOUOO'S ADULT ENTERTAINMENT you may want to look north to Henry ALTERNATIVE J's in Toledo. Friday and Saturday are the most "It's a fun place to be, it is the 'Fun- 27820 E. Broodway When you walk through the door popular nights with a large diversified drinkery', according to Diane Wil- Walbridge, Oh group, Pio said. The average age on you will be greeted with an array of burn, head bartender. (419) 838-7825 OR 838-7746 unusual decorations which include a these nights ranges from 24 to 28 years OftH: Wtd.. Thin.. Sal.: 8 00pm - 2:30 am golf cart, painted bicycles and motor- of age. To keep a fun and friendly atmos- cycles hanging from the ceiling, rubber phere, Henry J's does not have boun- Friday: 4:00 pm - 2 30 am Sunday (TEEN NIGHT) 7.00 • 11:00 pm rafts and airplanes. Is that all you ask? Henry J's also plans parties and cers, they have floor-walkers. "We be- No, wait. Before you answer, there is contests throughout the year. Some of lieve in diplomacy and tactfulness," he SPECIAL EVENT NOV. 14: also as the name promises, a 1950 Ford these include a Halloween, New Year's said, "not throwing people out by their ROBIN TROWER m Concert Henry J. Eve, and toga parties. The contests shirt collar." All this may sound too good to be true, but we're not finished yet. There is also a game room, six pool tables Wedding and "two very large bars that equip the Apparel customers better because they don't have to wait in line," said Tim Pio, manager of Henery J's. Don't think we've forgotten the dancing fools. In addition to all this, Sferwarff Henry J's boasts to having the "largest dance floor in Toledo" and "We have 107 Louisiana Ave., a great light show," Pio said. The bar Perrysburg itself is large, with a 950 person com- pacity. Wednesday through Saturday people Mon. thru Wed., 19 and over can visit Henry J's for a PH., Sat. 12:00-5:00 small cover charge. There are different Thurs. 12:00. 8:00 themes every night that are emceed by one of Henry J's four DJs. Wednesday 874-0146 is aHrequest night, which assures a \ FALL COLORS OF BENETTON. wid^je^pfewyjc^^^^^^ I WWW WHIM l'ffT»—»'*»*F11H « 111 ■ I II I M I Affordable Personal Computers! 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Andersons at Ford St. at Monroe St. Northwood, OH OPEN MON.-SAT. 8 AM 9 PM • SUN. 10 AM-6 PM Friday Magazine/October 20,1989 aaa 9 Taking a fun look at Toledo's future by Chuck Travis placed the drug-free zones he created proud parents remained in Toledo. The Series champ Mud-Hens. Pete Rose is with this monolith of a structure. everchanging climate then caused the the general manager of the team and My 2019 Chevy slides into a parking What am I going to do today, you Panda couple to become very frisky they still hound him about allegations space next to the old Owens-Illinois ask? Well I'm headed down to the and produce a brood of pandas known of illegal gambling. I, for one, can building. The glass structure next to Portside Market Place Gambling Ca- as the "Toledo Ten." vouch for his character. He plays the Maumee river is showing its age, sino to play some black-jack and pull Tonight, the wife and I are going to blackjack with me at Portside and his a dwarfed by the General Motors World the handles on the slot machines. Re- see Art School on their 30th anniver- very conscientious player. Headquarters across Summit Street by member when they thought Portside sary tour at Donna Owens Hall (For- I stop at a news stand and pick up a at least 70 stories. was going to slide into the Maumee be- merly Savage Hall, before that Cen- copy of the Toledofi/ade. It is stillone cause it was going broke. Ha! Peter tennial Hall). People say they are doing of America's great newspapers; yep, Ujavi was a smart councilman. It was a it only for the money, but that is crap. the Block boys are still churning out a good idea to convert the bankrupt They still play a hellacious version of great news sheet; they are the No. I business into an expanded Tony Pack- "I'm In Love With Your Mother," paper in Toledo, albeit, still the only er's — Gambling Casino. Tony Packo's with verve and integrity, so what if one. left when it was sold to Jamie Farr who they are grossing $2 million a show? Well, Toledo has come a long way franchised the Hungarian eatery, but They deserve it. and since its secession to the state of Yes, I can remember when Carty the casino has become as popular as As I drive home from the Portside Michigan, but things have certainly Finkbeiner was finally elected mayor the Parties in the Park and it stayed. Gambling Casino, I can see the traffic slowed down. I just hope things change of Toledo (People figured if Dan Toledo is no longer known as the already backed up on 1-75 from the around here, or I'll be forced to get out Quayle could become president and be Glass-City, but Pandaville. The Toledo longest running construction project in the videotapes of the Toledo of 30 elected for two terms, ol' Carty should Zoo, in a coup d'etat, was showing two U.S. government history. It began years ago and reminisce about the rip- at least have a chance at finally becom- pandas on loan from China, who had some time before 1990 and it is still in roaring days of future past. ing mayor), and he brought in GM to the inclination to conceive a baby progress. The contractors say they are Toledo from the over-crowded panda in 1998; because the baby was near finishing it but they have been say- metropolis of Chicago-Detroit. He re- considered too young to move, the ing that for years. 1 also need to pick up my season -* The BG News ► tickets for the Toledo Terriers. They Your one source for Don *t have a car? Alternative means were formerly the Cleveland Browns, local news and sports! but got chased out of Municipal Sta- of traveling to Toledo detailed here dium after losing to the the Denver Broncos in the AFC championship by Tempo Bierly game for the 10th year in a row. They 1-75. play in the Glass Bowl with former UT FALCON FEVER! Those of you who have a valid Rocket coach Dan Simrell as head Many students frequent the town driver's license and are at least 21 years coach. CATCH IT! "hot spots" for solely that reason; old can rent a car to "T-town". If Yep, Toledo is a sports hotbed, Jose they are in town. Trips out of town are friends share the cost, it surprisingly Canseco is the manager for the World often impossible because of lack of amounts to only a few dollars per day. funds and transportation. With a little Rates of Bowling Green dealers in- checking, however, they would find clude: that they can inexpensively make a trip * • •*••••••••••••••• to our "sister in good times" city, QDishop Ford — $18 to $20 per day. Toledo. DThayer Ralph Cheverolet Inc. — a The University's Jerome Library Chevy Chevette for $16 per day plus 16 runs the Gutenberg Express which de- cents per mile or a Chevy Nova for $20 parts for the University of Toledo per day and 20 cents per mile. Monday through Friday at 8:30 a.m. and 2:15 p.m. One-way bus tickets may □ Bowling Green Lincoln Mercury- be purchased for SI.SO at the library's Jeep-Eagle — $21.95 per day and 15 change desk; therefore, students re- cents per mile. turning on the 3:45 bus from UT will wmtwuL'& need to purchase two tickets before If driving bores you and you have a leaving the University. few extra dollars you may soon be able The wild funtier to charter a small plane to Toledo. Tickets for Greyhound Bus Lines are Airborne Aviation Inc., has applied to FRIDAY: $5 one-way and $9.50 round trip. the FAA for its charter license. If its Buses leave 500 Lehman St. at 7:45 application is accepted, small planes Centerfold a.m., 10a.m., 1:35 p.m., 4p.m., 7:35 will be chartered from 1255 Poe Road p.m., 8:35 p.m., and 10 p.m. Passen- for approximately $55 per hour — the SATURDAY gers take a 30-minute trip down route present fee for an instructional flight. Sweetest Day Billboard Top 10 singles Over 18 Admitted (AP) (Geffen) I."Miss You Much" Janet Jackson 6."Dr. Feelgood" Motley Crue (A&M) (Elektra) 2. "Sowing the Seeds of Love" Tears 7."It's No Crime" Babyface (Solar) For Fears (Fontana) 8."Bust a Move" Young M.C. (De- 3."Listen To Your Heart" Roxette licious Vinyl)- (Jolil (EMI) 9."When I See You Smile" Bad 4."Cover Girl" New Kids on the English (Epic) Block (Columbia) 10."Rock Wit'cha" Bobby Brown •••••••••••••••••• 5."Love.n An Elevator" Aerosmlth (MCA, 10! i Friday Magazine/October 2>. 19W Photography anniversary celebrated by Jennifer L. Stagg portunity to view the generous loan of i photographs from a noteworthy The art of photography was invented Midwest private collection whose k^,1lT| in 1839 and in honor of this landmark owner wishes to remain anonymous, occasion, the Toledo Museum of Art is Symmes said. presenting the exhibition, "Visions The Toledo Museum of Art first dis- Exposed: Photographs from the played a photograph in 1913. It was a 'J&k. 2 Toledo Museum of Art and a Mid- portrait of the artist, Rodin, pho- St* western Collection." tographed by Gertrude Kasebicr. ■ According to Marilyn Symmes, cu- "At the time, the photograph was ■ U- rator of graphic arts, October 7 valued because of the subject, not the through November 5 the Toledo Mu- photographer," said Symmes. The w m *■* seum of Art will be honoring the 150th Toledo Museum of Art did not exhibit anniversary of the invention of pho- photographs again until 1969 when they really began to be noted as an art \'' * 1 tography by presenting 150 pho- tographs dating from the 1840s to the form. ""1 1980s in the Graphic Arts Galleries. The only local photographer's work There are a variety of photographs to be displayed is that of Susanna L. Ilk being exhibited. Portrait studies, land- Clement of Toledo, who died tragically scapes, fashion studies, nudes, floral in October 1988, Symmes said. The ex- studies and still-life are all represented hibition will announce the estab- ■0 M in this exhibition, Symmes said. lishment of the Susanna L. Clement I "There are really some beautiful Fund in order for the museum to ac- landscapes and some magnificent por- quire photographs for its collection. traits. Anyone who comes will really be The fund was made possible by the amazed and impressed with our collec- Clement family and friends. Maude (alien from Ihe "Nurse Midwife" series Is a vintage gelatin-silver print from a Life tion." Admission to the "Visions Ex- Magazine assignment in 1951. Donated by the Toledo Museum of Art. The "Visions Exposed" exhibition posed" exhibition is free. It may be includes photographs by William viewed during normal Museum hours, Henry Fox Talbot, the inventor of Tuesday-Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Toledo group to perform 'Back to photography in England, along with and Sunday I to 5 p.m. It is located at Edouard Baldus, Gertrude Kasebicr, 2445 Monroe St. at Scott wood Avenue Jack' Jack Kerouac tribute at BG Imogen Cunningham, Ansel Adams in Toledo. and many others. There is also an op- by Holly Trilch ing the show. "He epitomized that a 17-, I8-, •AMERICAN : I LUNG ASSOCIATION" the Ovnjmu S*« PK«W * ■ Members of a Toledo theater troop 19-year-old with an urge to see the are hoping to hit the right "beat" with world as a young woman or man who BG when they perform a tribute to has done all... you have to do, then is American writer Jack Kerouac on on their own." Hazard said he believes campus this weekend. the subject matter of Kerouac remains timely. "It's amazing. It's American. The "Everybody Goes Home in Oc- It's a sign of the times." tober" Players, (the name is a refer- ence to the troop's initial performance According to Hazard, "Jack used to in 1984), is composed of actors, poets, pass through Toledo and listen to jazz writers and musicians. A cast of five and get in bar fights. His first wife will perform "Back to Jack," a lived in Detroit — to get back to the reader's theater piece, Saturday at 7:30 East Coast he had to go through here." p.m. in Kobacker Hall. The Bowling Green Writers' Guild is producing the Though the program is rooted in tribute with funding from the Ohio Toledo, it has traveled North America Arts Council. in search of Kerouac fans. "We've been doing this for about five years in "Every word in the performance is churches, jails and in Quebec at the Kerouac's," troop member Joel Haz- first international Kerouac festival," ard said about the literary compilation Hazard said. The troop also made an which includes selections from 14 of appearance in Lowell, Mass., Ker- Kerouac's novels, poems and record- ouac's hometown, during a dedication ings. to the famous author. Wed. - Ladies Night First performed in Toledo, on Oct. Hazard said Kerouac's jazz in- Thurs. - College I.D. Night 21 1984, the 15th anniversary of Ker- fluence is noted in the performance ouac's death, it has since been perfor- —Jim Bishop and Associates accom- Sun. - 18 & OVER med annually on that date in comme- pany the players. Hazard also accom- moration of the author. The tribute panies, playing stand-up base periodi- Now Appearing . . . was also broadcast on WGTE, Chan- cally throughout. "We see Kerouac's nel 30, PBS on October 19, 1989. stuff as music, strange story-telling in- Li. J» tertwined with music," the troop's or- HOME WRECKERS Describing Kerouac's character. ganizer, Nick Muska said. 2518 S. Reynolds Rd. Hazard said, "He's the hipster flipster big daddy grandfather of the hippie "We have the text in front of us in 867-9123 generation." Each performer does his the way that a musician would have difficult music charts." Coming Oct. 24th - One Night Only - own characterization of Kerouac dur- ••I HUtMAC- f?nfr*> *nJ?Xtr*/%3l /11311 tirli h Friday Magazine/October 20,19» ODD 11 Spaghetti Factory fulfills pasta urge by Angela Murphy punch-key cash register to a palm-reading group, because an equal amount of cou- Alfredo, Veal or Chicken Parmigiana and machine provide an original setting for the ples, young and old, as well as families dine 11 varieties of sauces to top the spaghetti Spaghetti... Lasagna ... Sound deli- restaurant at the restaurant Business people also fre- entrees. All entrees include a choice of cious? In addition, one part of the dining area quent the Warehouse during lunch breaks Minestrone soup or a house salad plus San Or rather, how about selecting one remains unique because the tables and from their downtown jobs. He said lately Francisco sourdough bread. The lunch of 11 spaghetti entrees — or the chairs in this section are set in what ap- he has seen many local high school stu- menu also includes three different types of 15-layer lasagna entree ... add some pears to be a trolly car. dents dine at the restaurant before their sandwiches. sourdough bread and perhaps a glass The lounge also contains three large homecoming dances. The tempting dessert selection includes of choice wine to compliment your red-and-white barber chairs which attracts Leslie Sheehan, sophomore elementary specialties such as peanut butter, cappuc- meal... and then some spumoni to many customers to sit there. Older pinball education major at the University, said she cino or amaretto moussecakes, cheesecake cleanse your palate? machines add to the lounge's decor and a noticed a mixture of both couples and fa- or spumoni ice cream. Have your salivary juices started "Love Tester" machine greets customers milies who dined at The Spaghetti Ware- The Spaghetti Warehouse has operated flowing yet? at the front door. house when she worked there this sum- as a business nation-wide since 1972, when You can feast yourself in a meal like Bob Heinrich, one of the front house mer. Friday nights were the busiest due to Hawk opened up the first of these restau- this by traveling to The Spaghetti Ware- managers, said there are approximately downtown Toledo's Parties in the Park, rants in Dallas, Texas. Nearing 15 in num- house, five minutes from the downtown $1.5 million worth of antiques in each she said. ber around the nation, there are three in Toledo exit off Interstate-75. Spaghetti Warehouse location throughout The Spaghetti Warehouse prides itself Ohio. Besides Toledo, there are Ware- Housed in a former Pabst bottling com- the United States. The president and chief for its authentic Italian recipes handed houses located in Columbus and Dayton. pany at 42 South Superior St., the Italian stock holder of the restaurants, Robert down through generations of the Petta "Each (restaurant) follows the same type restaurant changed its look in 1982 by Hawk, with his wife purchased the antiques family, as the placemat states. One award- of warehouse location," Heinrich said, ex- redecorating, renovating and adding anti- at auctions around the country, Heinrich winning specialty is the Baked Lasagne en- plaining the origin of the restaurant's ques to re-establish itself as The Spaghetti said. tree. name. Warehouse. The restaurant's unusual decor could be The most popular menu item overall, The Spaghetti Warehouse is open Mon- The atmosphere of the restaurant is responsible for attracting a wide variety of according to Heinrich, consists of 15 day through Thursday 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. warm and inviting with its hardwood floors people. layers of Italian sausage, meat sauce, rico- and Fridays 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. The restau- underfoot, Tiffany lamps overhead and var- One waitress said she frequently waits on tta, romano and provolone cheeses, and rant is open noon to 11 p.m. on Saturdays ious antiques arranged throughout the res- families. Yet, Heinrich said customers typ- lasagna noodles. and Sundays. Walk-ins or reservations are taurant. The antiques, varying from a large ically cannot be classified into any one Other menu selections include Fettucini accepted. Hungry for Hungarian food? Tony Packo 's is the restaurant for you Got a news tip? by Tina Diorio tion, while Sunday is Kid's Day A hot story idea? and all children, 12 and under eat Call the News at 372-2603. The mention of Tony Packo's for a penny a pound. Cafe usually conjures the image The food is reasonably priced HCU KStststsvsa of Max Klingcr, the zany Tole- with entrees such as stuffed cab- doan of the former hit series bage, hot dogs, roast beef, chili "M^A'S'H." and other dishes that range from The restaurant was started in $3.85 to $4.95. They run a 1932 by Tony Packo at 1902 different special every day of the Front St. and has since become week. one of the most famous cafes in "One person could get fed for Toledo. $5," Koch said. The style of the food is Hung- According to Kristine Koch, arian and is made at a commis- assistant manager of the Monroe sary on Front Street. Koch said location, success came to Tony all of the food is homemade Packo's long before Klingcr ever rather than store bought. told his colleagues at the 4077 Koch said the cafe is active in M^A'S^H of its popularity. supporting the community by Today the family owned busi- such methods as displaying em- "The Best in Main-Stream Rock" ness has expanded and now mar- blems from area schools. kets some of its products in Souveniers such as T-shirts, Live Entertainment 7 Nights A Week 1 grocery stores. mugs, shorts and key chains may The atmosphere of the cafe is be purchased at both locations. Tuesday Wednesday Thursday very relaxed. According to Koch, Singles Night College ID. Ladies' Night Gift certificates in the form of BUD LIGHT Night no cover for the there is a full bar and a television coins worth one dollar are also NIGHT free admission ladies hooked up to a satellite dish. sold. REDUCED with valid ID. People come in to watch sporting The cafe attracts business peo- PRICES BUSCH BY events on weekends and Monday ple during the lunch hour. Local THE BUCKET nights. teenagers also gather at the cafe On the walk are hot dog buns after sporting events. Friday and Saturday signed by various celebrities, in- Koch said because of the pub- reduced cover before 900 p.m. , , cluding the cast of "M A*S H." licity generated from Sunday Monday When the set was torn down "M'A'S'H," more out-of- Quarter Beer Monday Mania & pieces of Rosie's bar were sent to iowners are attracted to the cafe. Night Football Night Tony Packo's Cafe, Koch said. She said usually they are directed no cover The Cakewalkin' Jass Band to the Front Street location be- free video games & plays every Thursday, Friday and cause it is the older and more pool tables Saturday at the Front Street loca- famous of the two. Happy Hour Every Night form 8:00 - 9:00 p.m. Byrnegale Plaza 135 S. 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