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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. fcv fk Local Sports Will Greyhound bus service Riddick Bowe sets for his first cease inB.G.? defense of his heavyweight crown G The BG News Friday, February 5,1993 The BG News Volume 75, Issue 93 Reversal of escort decision causes tension by Christina Wise versed Monday by President Paul J. by the administration." less tolerable, and the meeting dis- lying. We started something and they editor-in-chief Olscamp. Jackson said that the administrators intigrated." shut it down." DeCrane said the atmosphere of the implied that there was only one proper Arrowsmith said the meeting was so Today, In an effort to clarify their po- The formation and subsequent re- meeting was so negatively charged that way to run a meeting "and ours, not be- one-sided that "those with another point sition, the University administration moval of a new escort service on cam- he and Arrowsmith had no choice but to ing their way, was wrong." He said Ar- of view could not even fairly address has released a statement on the issue. pus has resulted in a conflict between make a decision In favor of the escort rowsmith and DeCrane were simply up- the issue." Included as a reason the escort service University administrators and the service but were never in accord with set because they could not define the Greg Ross, director of special pro- has not been approved is the alleged in- leaders of two student organizations. it. way the meeting was run. grams for the Office of Multicultural timidation and coercion which per- When the Of nee of Student Affairs "When you have someone in your face However, Jack Taylor, assistant vice Affairs, said he thinks Arrowsmith and meated the meeting. became aware the Board of Black Cul- for two and a half hours, you're going to president of multicultural affairs, at- DeCrane went to the meeting wanting "Are we going to encourage open dis- tural Affairs and the Black Student break down," Decrane said. "I can't say tended the meeting and said it was hos- to listen and understand, but the stu- cussion and debate In an atmosphere Union had started the "Just For You" that I stood up and said 'yes' of my own tile, intimidating and confrontational. dents' reasoning, initially good, at some which Is free from fear and menace or Escort Service specifically for African volition." He said he was not allowed to speak time deteriorated. intimidation, and in which arguments American women, it took steps to have Jackson said it Is unfair for the ad- because his viewpoint differed from from both sides of a question, no matter the service ended, saying it was both ministration to overturn their decision that of the BBCA and BSU. He said oth- "I think that at some point the admin- how controversial, can be heard?," it discriminatory and dupllcatJve In viola- after Arrowsmith and Decrane stood up ers, including Arrowsmith and De- istrators should have stood up and stated. "Or are we going to encourage tion of the student code. In front of more than 100 people and Crane, were also restricted from open walked out," he said. intimidation and repression of speech said the service could continue. He communication with others at the meet- Jackson and Luster said the adminis- by rewarding behavior of this kind?" During a Jan. 29 meeting between added that the meeting only seemed ing. tration never intended to allow the es- Muhammed Luster, BBCA president; hostile because It was of a controversial cort service to continue and the admin- Luster said this Is a classic case of Shakir Jackson, BSU president; Bob nature. "[Jackson and Luster] initially had a istrators are constructing the issue to turning the victim into the criminal. Arrowsmlth, interim vice president of "Those people who feel we were very powerful presentation," Taylor be something it Is not. "Basically the upper-level admin- student affairs and Gregg DeCrane, as- bullying them have the wrong percep- said. "But then they started limiting the istrators are trying to make us look like sistant vice president of student activi- tion," he said. "We were just trying to speech of others, which, in this univer- "They say we made a proposal to the criminals in this case, when they are ties, it was determined the service lay down the facts and there is a willfull sity environment where freedom of them and then asked for permission," the ones committing the unjust acts," could continue. The decision was re- lack of understanding about our intent speech and ideas are valued, is even Jackson said. "The administration is he said. University Hall Digging Around repairs underway by Julie Tagllaferro administration reporter "The floor tiles are the least critical [area] asbestos affects because there are no airborne Students passing through the fibers," McArthur said. "There Is first floor of University Hall last no danger now, but In these kinds week may have smelled an unu- of situations we do not want to sual odor or noticed large black take any chances." tarps covering the former tem- The actual renovation process porary bursar office. will begin in early March and will These characteristics signified be completed by the start of the the beginning of renovations of fall semester, McArthur said. the space into faculty and gradu- The project, funded by the ate assistant offices, according to state, costs about $304,200, which Robert Martin, vice president of includes the price of contractors operations. and architectural and design ex- Preliminary preparation for penses, as well as the asbestos the project began last week with check and other fees, Martin the removal of asbestos material said. from the designated office area, The existing area will be com- Martin said. pletely gutted and will be con- The asbestos existed in the verted into 20 private offices and floor tiles of the area for a period five open-seating spaces for of time but did not present any desks which could be partitioned danger. This is the reason why it off at a later time if necessary, was not removed until now, ac- McArthur said. cording to Jim Mc Arthur, project According to Robert Waddle, administrator and assistant interim director of capital plan- architect ning, when the project was first However, McArthur said the recommended, the space was in- asbestos had the possiblity of be- tended to serve continuing edu- ing disturbed when construction cation offices. began because the asbestos However, those offices have fibers could be released as drill- since moved to College Park ing and the removal of walls oc- from the McFall Center. Instead, curred. Waddle said a capital budget Other University buildings planning committee is working to may have asbestos in the floors, determine the specific occupants but McArthur said it is safe as of the offices. long as it is undisturbed. He said Every two years, capital plan- The BG Newt/Teresa Tfcmnal it Is typical for the asbestos to be ning prepares a capital budget Playing with sand, two-year-old Ashley Sawyer digs In the City I Marilyn Wright, is also taking care of two other grandchildren removed before a construction Park playground Thursday afternoon. Sawyer's grandmother, while their parents are In Florida for the week. job begins. See Repair*, page seven. Voinovich proposes boost Utilities budget may include State spending plan does not include tax increases water, sewer rate increases

byJohnChallant gram for the poor, that would generate $400 mil- by Chris Hawley in sewer rates and 7.5 percent in amounts would see their rates The Associated Press lion. local government reporter water rates have already been rise a different percentage. It also continues to revise the formula used to planned into the city's utilities If the minimum billing amount distribute state aid to local schools. As a result, 16 budget. However, Stockburger remains the same, all households COLUMBUS - Gov. George Voinovich proposed of the wealthiest districts might not receive an in- City residents may see their said different consumers might would experience a rise in rates a $3.7 billion boost in state spending Thursday as crease in basic state funding. sewer and water bills rise by up see different percentage in- of 7.5 percent Bills for the same he sent the Legislature a record-high $30.8 billion to 10 percent this year, Director creases if the Board of Public U- three-member household would budget funded partly by tax increases approved in Voinovich said the. budget demonstrated his of Public Utllites Director Daryl tilities decides to lower the min- rise between 46 and 54 cents. December. commitment to cost-effective operations. He noted Stockburger told city council imum billing amount from 230 to All customers would see their Voinovich said his recommended spending plan his campaign pledge to get Into "the bowels of members Thursday. 215 cubic feet per month. sewer bills rise 10 percent, an In- contains no additional tax increases. state government" In search of savings. Speaking during the 1993 city Stockburger said If the mini- crease of about 90 cents for the But it seeks at least $45 million worth of assorted "We are still in the bowels. The proctoscope is budget hearings, Stockburger mum amount Is lowered, a three- same household. fee increases that Include hunting and fishing li- going up even deeper," he said. said a combination of lower de- member household using 500 to The BPU will vote on the rate censes, auto titles and court costs. Tax Increases approved in December will make mand and extra utilities division 600 cubic feet of water per month Increases Monday for recom- State spending would increase by 7 percent In about $1 billion in additional revenue available expenses In 1992 and 1993 will would see its water bills rise be- mendation to the city council. each of the next two budget years, starting July 1. during the next two years. Alcohol and tobacco make a possible rate hike neces- tween 55 and 65 cents, an in- Stockburger said the rate The measure assumes that the Legislature will sary. crease of 8 to 9 percent. House- approve reforms in Medicald, the medical pro- See Budget, page four. Overall increases of 10 percent houlds using larger or smaller See Rates, page four

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Tim Norman Photo Ed. Cynthia Prada Chief Copy Ed. Glen tubbert SpomEd. Dawn Keller Ant. Chief Copy Ed. Erik Pupillo AMI. Sporti Ed. Ron Novak Copy Ed. Bill Surge* Prod. Supervisor Shannon Merrill Copy Ed. Julie Tagliafcrro Special Projects Ed. Tony Nehb Copy Ed. Marsh's job not redistricting MichxTZawicki AMI. Special Proj. Ed. Cwen Johmon Copy Ed. Brandon Ward Copy Ed. Jason Hunt Copy Ed. vious bitterness regarding the is- My job, as attorney for the city, not only endorsed students for Pun Smith Proofreader Robin Coe Proofreader To the Editor I received a copy of a "guest sue in fact has nothing to do with is to advocate City Council as to City Council positions in the city redistricting. all options available. Obviously, but have helped them financially The BG News, founded in 1920, is published daily column" submitted by John Kohlstrand under the headline As your paper is well aware, one option was to redistrict, an- and otherwise and actually during the academic year and Wednesdays during the "Marsh allows malapportion- Mr. Kohlstrand was arrested In other option was to not, and yet a caused the election of two, so far. summer session. ment." I found this column to be the city of Bowling green con- third option was to cause a Additionally, the Wood County one of the most offensive and cerning illegal behavior that took change in the municipal charter Republican Party will be sup- 214 WEST HALL slanderous pieces of "journal- place at an out of control party. It to eliminate district repre- porting two student candidates In BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY Ism" I have ever seen. is interesting to note that his sentation altogether. the Fall of 1993 for two ward po- BOWLING GREEN, OHIO 43403-0726 "concern" for his fellow citizens sitions in the city. While those of us living in a and students arose almost at the In compromising the list of op- Copyright 1993, The BG News "college town" are tolerant of a exact time when he was so em- tions for City Council so that I suggest those of the "Kohl- campus newspaper staffed pri- barrassed by his own conduct Council could be fully informed strand mindset" quit complain- marily by volunteers and stu- and the news coverage attendant on the subject, the Ohio Munici- ing and go to work. If what you dents learning journalism first thereto. pal League, and local city attor- truly desire Is the election of stu- hand, there can be no excuse for City Council determines neys for three neighboring cities, dents to City Council, It is not Respond- the absolute nonsense your whether or not redistricting is were consulted on the issue, and imaginary boundary lines that setter*'or col mns express the oeliefis of former editor, presumably now a necessary, not whether or not the all concluded the same way as I - hold anyone back. way represent the opinions fully employed citizen in the city should redistrict. The City that redistricting of a character It is an attitude of bitter people oftMmm "real world," submitted to you. Attorney's job is merely to ad- city Is not mandated by Ohio or like Mr. Kohlstrand, who have an All reade -aged to express their I have generally held to a poli- vise as to all available options federal law. "axe to grind" over unrelated the editor and guest cy of not responding to criticisms and appropriate steps. issues, that truly hurt the cause as they generally involve fair de- Never during the course of the As concerns my position as of students In seeking election in Utters should be 200 - 300 words, typed, bate regarding Important issues. discussion concerning redistrict- chairman of the Wood County our city. Filling your paper with ~hone number and address, In the case of Mr. Kohlstrand, his ing was I asked my opinion as to Republican Party, Mr. Kohl- lies and bitterness as a guest col- :n, major, and home town. "uncovering" of the apportion- whether or not Bowling Green strand Is correct In identifying umnist do little to promote any- ''onneU Barrett, ment of the city of Bowling should redistrict, nor would it my role in that respect. It Is In- thing Mr. Kohlstrand claims to s, 210 West I Green involved nothing more have been appropriate for me to teresting to note that the Wood favor. than looking at public maps Interject my opinion in that re- County Republicans are tine only Michael J. Marsh available to everyone. His ob- gard. political party in our area to have City Attorney 1- V February 5,1993 The BG News

As a black male, I, too, bris- Remember me, for I have tle at being the only black per- Escort Service battles visited you once before. You son on committee and having to Voice can find me recorded in your speak for the entire race. It is a Jim Crow laws; you can see me responsibility that I do not ab- in Brown vs. The Board of Edu- dicate. These experiences more than just morals ideas cation. I was rebuffed again shape my reason. I do not be- and again as the voice of lieve for one second that we After much thought and sell- der, age, sexual orientation, re- reason combatted the forces of can allow the services of the examination, I find It necessary ligion, etc. emotionalism and prejudice. University, a public university, to express my opinion regarding Hopefully, as a result of Im- at all But I am coming back. My to be divided along all racial the proposed "Just For You" Es- GUEST plementing programs, activities, nature is cyclical. I have found lines. cort Service, a service proposed and services that build bridges a new strength in the zeal and Where does it end? Separate by the Board of Black Cultural rather than walls, we can rid our- times enthusiasm of youthful passion health center services? Sepa- Activities and the Black Student selves of our prejudices and - a passion that has a short rate escort services? NO. NO. Union for women of color, specif- COLUMN biases and become more tolerant, memory and is borne on shoul- NO. NO. As a public institution, ically black females. In brief, I Jack Taylor accepting, and understanding of ders rippling with strength but we must not abdicate our re- am oppossed to the creation of a others. What better place to do GUEST have not yet been tested with sponsibility to provide services separate escort service for black this than BGSU. the burden of societal respon- that embrace all our students. females. My opposition is based Of course it will be difficult, sibility. If these services are not re- on the law and my moral beliefs. Clearly, there cannot be one but we if do not try, we will not COLUMN January 29, 1993. It was the sponsive, we must fight to Title VI of the Civil Rights Act truth for blacks and a different be worthy of the title university. best of times. It was the worst make them more responsive. of 1964 prohibits discrimination one for whites. Who knows, maybe we will start Gregory T. Ross of times. The victims of yes- And if they are not culturally on the basis of race. Therefore, Although I understand why a true revolution of the mind! terday have become the perpe- sensitive, we must fight to the University would be In viola- African-American students want Possibly I am being too idealistic, January 29, 1993. It was the trators of today. And the crowd make them more culturally tion of federal and state laws if it and, in some cases, need to create but, nonetheless. It Is my dream. best of times. It was the worst roars. The crowd roars with sensitive. This is the struggle. allows the use of public funds their own institutions and organ- In closing, I do not believe that of times. the righteous anger and bitter- This is where the hard work and facilities for the estab- izations to meet the needs of the an unjust means leads to a just On the one hand, the voice of ness of years of being on the must be done. lishment of any service that dis- African-American students, I be- end. Therefore, I find it difficult student advocacy and activism receiving end of separate but Finally, the expression of criminates along racial lines. lieve that a separate escort ser- to justify discrimination against was perhaps never clearer. On not equal. opinion and the right to free Thank God that Jim Crow laws vice (we already have a racially whites in order to achieve equal- the other hand, the tenor of I remember as a speech is inalienable. It is not no longer exist. Although laws segregated fraternity and sorori- ity or self empowerment for that voice resounded with se- young black child accompany- only unrealistic to expect the have been changed, it seems as if ty system) undermines the ideals African Americans. Indeed, if paratist rhetoric. It was a par- ing my grandmother and my voice of the few to speak to the peoples hearts and minds are of the university community. African Americans are the moral ticularly chilling epitaph com- older brother down South on many; it is an admission of lagging behind. Far too many of One of the fundamental goals conscious of America as sug- ing at the very moment of the the Hummingbird and having weakness to try to silence op- us - blacks and whites alike - are of the University is to encourage gested by Dr. King, then African passing of an old warrior for to sit In the "coloreds only" position and disallow the free looking behind at what was social interaction and intellectual Americans must act In moral change - Thurgood Marshall. section of the train. I re- discourse of ideas and opinions. rather than forward to what can discussion between students ways in spite of the suffering, ra- It Is as If history herself. In member once arriving and This is not what we want. be. from different backgrounds so cism, hatred, bigotry, and dis- all her wisdom, were sending visiting my cousins, having to Gregory T. Ross is the direc- I am not Interested in return- that they can learn from each crimination that they had to bear. us a ubiquitous message or swim In the "colored only" tor of special programs for the ing to segregated public facili- other. Furthermore, there Is truth to warning: Remember me public pool. Office of Multicultural Affairs. ties, universities and colleges, Admittedly, there is not much the biblical statement, "Don't public schools, fraternities and interaction between the various take on the ways of the oppres- sororities, cemeteries, baseball ethnic, racial, and nationality sor." If African Americans uti- teams, hospitals and, yes, escort groups comprising the Universi- lize the unrighteous ways of their Quotes represent individuals not BBC A services just because people ty and these groups might not former oppressors and the don't want to be around people feel uncomfortable Interacting modern day racist and bigot to I will neither assassinate the "Just For You" Escort Service I've never heard one bad word who don't look like them. with each other, but that does not secure justice and equality, then character of Michael F. Haynes activity. about White History?" My ques- Segregated programs, activi- justify the creation of separate I believe that our gains will be in this column, nor will I be Not once has it ever been tion to you is,"Mr. Haynes, who ties, and services for blacks and services. If decisions regarding stained with the sin of unright- baited into defending the "Just stated, or even implied, that the hell did you ask?" White whites were wrong then - even programs and services are made eousness and dishonor, the le- For You" Escort Service. I don't Campus Escort is "a bunch of women? Black women? Hispanic though legal - and they are on the basis of how one feels or gacy of our ancestors who fought believe I should have to waste my loutish, self-serving racists." This women? Asian women? wrong now. I believe that just thinks about others who differ a righteous fight. people's time defending our right is your deliberate attempt to Mr. Haynes, understand that laws are predicated upon uni- from him or her, we will have an Jack Taylor the assistant vice to conduct this activity. But it is make the members of "Just For this august house of learning, versal truths and are therefore institution that is further frag- president for the Office of Multi- painfully obvious that Haynes Is You" look like narrow-minded, BGSU, was not founded with the not to be racially adjudicated. mented along lines of race, gen- cultural Affairs. blissfully Ignorant of certain half-cocked, half-cooked, reac- needs or interests of black stu- facts surrounding this Issue. I tionary hate preachers. No accu- dents in mind. It is only because will attempt to elevate his con- sations of that sort have ever of legal quotas of "minority" sty- Two escort services not necessary for safety sciousness and point out a num- been made concerning Campus dents that must be satisfied at ber of grave errors blatantly Escort. state and federally funded insti- To the Editor society. It's time to stop pointing the finger at published in his column. All of these points are based on tutions that there are any black Being a member of the Campus Escort Service, I who's discriminating and who's not. facts not opinion. But let's deal students on Jarrett's editorial would like to express a personal opinion about the We are 18,000 students from different home The name of the organization is with opinion. I think that you are letter. cultural and social concerns that have developed backgrounds, communities and cultures thrown the Board Of Black Cultural Ac- a silly man and a silly writer. I When we set up activities and on campus over the past couple weeks. together to develop a community of one. One per- tivities, not the Black Board Of think that you didn't want to "su- organizations to promote, secure son won't make things better, but all of us can. Cultural Affairs. lly this column with the silly con- and celebrate those things that The question as to whether or not the "Just for We learn from the mistakes we make, and we Implications that the white cept of cultural needs in campus are ours and inadvertently ex- You" Escort Service is a duplication of our service can learn from each other. Why do we need an is- (pardon me, Anglo-American) escorting" because you cannot clude white America, hurt feel- should not be the question to consider. The campus sue such as cultural separation to come between male escorters might flee their fathom the idea that us po' ings come out and white Ameri- Is in an uproar over whether or not there is need us? escortee in the face of an actual colored folks might have cans will stumble over each other for another escort service and whether either es- We should merge our cultural diversities since threat were made by black fe- different needs than the whi ... to quote the Martin Luther King cort services are discriminating. we all have to live together. males which have utilized both oops, Anglo-American students "I Have A Dream" speech They Let's work toward our goal of providing safety services. on this campus. then say things like," Didn't they I think everyone Is forgetting the goal of the on this campus together! These comments were the By the way, since this is Black fight and protest in the sixties to Campus Escort Service, which Is to promote safety opinions of these women, not ar- History month, a silly man such prove that skin color doesn't mat for all members of the University community. We Elaine MErb guments made by the BBCA (see as yourself may also be wonder- ter?" are a different generation of "people" who have to Senior fact No. 1), BSU (Black Student ing, "Why is there a need for a Art is Moore learn to get along in our evergrowing multicultural Elementary Education Union) or any members of the whole month of Black History; BGSU Alumnus HOME FALCON BASKETBALL VS EASTERN - WOMEN 12:45, MEN 3:00PM COME PACK "THE HOUSE THAT ROARS11 TOMORROW! HALL OF FAME CLASS OF 1992 INTRODUCED AT MEN'S HALFTIME

11\ 11\ i >\ n\ i >\ i >\ 11\ 11\ 11\ n\ 11\ THETA CHI THETA CHI THETA CHI THETA CHI THETA CHI THETA CHI The Brothers of Theta Chi Proudly Announce TIIETA CHI Their Executive Officers and Cabinet Executive The Brothers of Theta Chi congatulate their New Initiates and Spring Pledge Class President - Brian Kerlin V.P. of Internal - Todd Riecks Social Chairman - Jason Podojil V.P. of Rush - Bryan Schira House Manager - Bill Koetting SPRING INITIATES Treasurer - Steve Conti Pledge Marshall - Judd Callus Secretary - Bevin Baddorf Alumni Chairman - Jason Storandt Jeremy Foltz William C. Vanatta, Jr. Bartt J. Such land Norman C. Weber Colby M. Chamberlain Robert L. Williams Steven C. Williams Shonder M. Bontempo George A. Strata Matthew V. Shuster Gregory A. Guzman Jack B. Spelman II

SPRING PLEDGE CLASS Ralph DiBenedetto Joel Kuhlman Cabinet Adam Reich Ryan Moore Public Relations - Tony Falcone Stereo Chairman - Ryan Semen Denny Ward Kevin Palenica Jeremy Miller Chris Koch Athletic Chairman - George Strata Assistant Rush - Steve Williams Christian Pelusi Historian - Shon Bontempo Assistant Social - Todd Eltschlager Fundraiser - Matt BeUin Assistant Treasurer - Yasir Sitakhan IFC Representative - Don Nemiu Assistant Pledge Ed. - Norm Weber IFC Representative - Bryan Poth Guard - Mike Matthews A WINNING TRADITION Activities Chairman - Chad Ramsey Guard - Chris Puhalsky Activities Chairman - Sean Williams Chaplain - Jack Spelman I fV B.\ HX u\ lA n\ i )\ i i\ M\ i >\ <->\ w\ t i\ c>\ i i\ n\ i i\ i i\ i i\ i i\ i i\ i i\ ( i\ i i\ Scholarship Chairman - Mike Hernandez Risk Management - Matt Robinson a. Communications - Mike Hart After a brisk morning jog, enjoy reading the BGTCEWS THETA CHI THETA CHI THETA CHI THETA CHI THETA CHI THETA CHI page 4 The BG News February 5,1933

Hammering Out The Kinks Program offers 'Black change from BG Anthology'

byJamlR.Norvlel opens student organization reporter today Sometimes University students may get bored with the routine of by Heather McQulller daily life in Bowling Green and desire a change. The National Student contributing reporter Exchange, a national program which places University students in other U.S. colleges, can offer a change of scenery. Sue Young, coordinator of cooperative education and the NSE, said Curtains will rise on Sat- the program is good for many reasons, but especially because stu- urday for "A Portrait of a dents do not have to pay out-of-state rates at the school they choose to People." attend. Under the direction of graduate student Carlos "In a time where higher education in Ohio is kind of crunching the Sneed, more than 30 stu- budget and some classes are hard to get into, it gives them a chance dents will participate in the for academic enhancement," Young said. second "Black Anthology." The University is the only school in Ohio or Michigan which cur- The show is comprised of rently participates in the NSE program. segments from several black plays including "A Participants gain self-assurance while participating in the program Raisin in the Sun," "A because they take a risk and follow a dream, she said. Many come Colored Museum" and "A back to Bowling Green with a new outlook and a new appreciation for Soldier's Story" among oth- the life they have. ers. "I gained a lot of responsibility because when I went to school up Sneed brought the Idea of here, I was on my own but not really," former participant Jennifer having the anthology to the Goettemoeller said. University from his under- graduate school, Washing- Goettemoeller, who attended California State University at North- ton College in St. Louis. ridge, said she never realized how easy she has it at Bowling Green. "I enjoyed it so much at She said problems like parking and scheduling classes are even Washington that I wanted worse elsewhere. students at Bowling Green Participants in the program can choose to go for the fall semester to have the same experi- or the entire year, but Young said most students chose to go the en- ence," Sneed said. tire year. After the success of last year's show, Sneed Is very An average of about 15 University students a semester participate excited about doing it in the program. Students can choose from over 100 schools in places again. such as Maine, California, New Mexico, Alaska and Hawaii. There are "There's only one show," schools that participate from Guam, Puerto Rico and the Virgin he said. "People who miss Islands as well the show on Saturday will The program is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year and has miss out on the hard work been at the University since the mid-1970's. The program is head- of the cast and crew, so I quartered in Fort Wayne, Indiana. hope everyone will come support us and hopefully Young said interested applicants must complete an application walk away feeling enlight- form, write an essay and supply references. Other requirements ened," he added. must also be met; students must have completed 24 credit hours and "Black Anthology: A Por- have a 2.5 grade point average or better. Students are also asked to trait of a People" will be select their top three choices of colleges available. performed in Kobacker Young said 96 percent of the people that apply get to participate in Hall and will begin at 8 p.m. the college exchange. The deadline for application is Feb. 15. The BG Newe/BIII Dermody, Jr. Tickets will be sold at the Anyone interested should contact the co-op office for more infor- door. Preparing for a meet, senior sociology major Reed Parks hurls a practice weight for the hammer mation. throw In the Falcon Fleldhouse. The men's track team will compete at Notre Dame Saturday. Budget Rates Continued from page one. Continued from page one. taxes were raised, along with in- $200,000 would be guaranteed 95 the Ohio Board of Regents said In addition, $145,000 required department expenses. come taxes on the wealthy. the plan was a positive step. hikes, the first since March 1987, percent of their 1991 basic aid improvements in the water Voinovich blamed the federal "Governor Voinovich's pro- are needed because rain during levels, instead of being protected system's purification wells and "Other than [the added ex- government for much of the from reductions. posal stops the budgetary free 1992 decreased water consump- the first of annual $100,000 char- penses], we would have been able growth in the budget that for the tion and caused higher sewer Gregory Browning, director of fall for higher education and ges for clearing the city's sludge to hold the line another year in first time surpassed $30 billion. costs. the Office of Budget and Man- provides for some support for ponds will raise overall water water prices," Stockburger said. State spending for primary and agement, played down the short- growing enrollments," she said. secondary education would In- term $10 million impact of the State School Superintendent crease by 4.2 percent starting change. Ted Sanders said the Increase for July 1 and 4.7 percent the follow- "Some will argue It Is incredi- schools was only slightly greater ing year. Total funding: $7.9 bil- bly tiny. But what the importance than the inflation rate. lion. of this from our view Is, it is a Voinovich proposed $135 mil- policy direction that we're set- "Relative to the rest of state lion in extra aid for the poorest ting, it's one that we can build on government and given the con- schools to help reduce disparities In the years ahead," Browning straint of state budget resources, in spending among the state's 612 said. the primary and secondary edu- districts. Voinovich, mindful of pending cation budget has fared very well Changes in the funding for- lawsuits challenging the state's in the governor's proposal," San- mula also are intended to pro- school funding system, said he ders said. mote equity. would try to persuade legislators Seven districts with over to go along with the proposed re- Fees charged by the Division $285,000 in property valuation visions. of Wildlife would Increase Sept. per pupil would be guaranteed 70 "They know, and everyone bet- 1, 1994. Hunting and fishing li- percent of their 1991 basic aid ter understand this, that unless censes for Ohioans would go next year and 55 percent the fol- we deal with it legislatively and from $11 to $14. lowing year. through the budgetary process, Starting in 1994, another nine some court's going to come along Court fees that now are $6 for districts with valuations over and order that we do It," he said. misdemeanor convictions and Spending for higher education, $20 for felonies would go to $11 a target of previous budget cuts, and $30, respectively. Title fees would Increase 5.4 percent July 1 for vehicles would be $4, an In- and 6.1 percent the following crease of $1. year. Universities and colleges Hearings on the proposal be- could raise tuition by no more gan Thursday in the House, than 4 percent a year. where a vote Is expected by late Chancellor Elaine Hairston of March joacxyaoooaooaoncyicxjaaaaooan CHARLESTOWN APTS. with pets. 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A Message to Bowling Green State University Students, Faculty and Staff "Doing the Right Thing"

Information to the campus community the past several days surrounding the "Just For You" escort service proposal has been confusing and contradictory. The intent of this message is to make it clear that the proposed escort service has not been approved by the administration of the University and to outline some of the reasons why it has not. In the life of any complex human organization there are times when we must reflect upon what we are doing and reaffirm the principles we stand for and support. This is certainly true within an institution of higher learning such as ours at Bowling Green State University. Reaffirming principles is not always the same thing as deciding what is legal and what is illegal. If this were so, then we would have had to be in favor of, for example, southern laws which prohibited interracial marriage in the 1950's, but surely those laws, although legally enacted, were morally wrong. We are confronted today with an opportunity to think about what is right and wrong and what is best for our community. The occasion for this opportunity to pause and reflect is the proposal by a few students to create an escort service which would, for all practical purposes, be staffed solely by African American male students and exist to escort African American female students. A second issue, also fundamentally constitutional in nature, and of legal as well as moral relevance, concerns the context in which the debates surrounding this and similar issues have often occurred. In this instance, verbal coercion, intimidation, and unfair suppression of free speech characterized aspects of discussion at last Friday's meeting. There are several matters of serious concern in this situation, with long range as well as short range consequences. The fundamental issues are these: Are we to establish policies and practices at Bowling Green State University which have the effect of separating the races and ethnic groups here, thereby contributing to a lessening of the understanding which is essential for progress in interracial harmony, or are we going to support programs which have the contrary effects? Are we going to encourage open discussion and debate in an atmosphere which is free from fear and menace or intimidation, and in which arguments from both sides of a question, however controversial, can be heard? Or, are we going to encourage intimidation and repression of speech by rewarding behavior of this kind? It is the policy of this University to refuse to move a student out of a room in our residence halls because that student does not want to live with someone of another race. It is the policy of the University to increase the number of minority students, faculty and staff who are members of this academic community. It is the policy of the University to address the special needs of minority populations, and that is why we have an Office of Multicultural Affairs, and why we sponsor a broad variety of social events and cultural programs which are intended to educate the entire population of the University, as well as to increase the opportunities for minority self-esteem, role models, skill development, making contacts in the business world, and generally for feeling comfortable here in a community which is predominantly white. It is understandable that some women of color, and men for that matter, might not feel comfortable being escorted by Caucasian men, or women. But it would be contrary to University policy, and morally as well as legally wrong, to take steps to address this problem which are in reality exclusive and separatist and which lessen the opportunities for interracial understanding, learning and cooperation. Some say the proposed "Just For You" escort service will include non-African Americans as escorts and that the service, in spite of its name, is for everyone. If that is the case, then it is unnecessary to duplicate a service that already exists. We should increase the African American, Hispanic and other ethnic representation in the existing service and not create a service which discourages some segments of our population from using it because of race. Efforts have been made to recruit more men and women of color into the escort service, without much success. The hope, indeed the expectation, is that the publicity concerning the escort proposal will result in more volunteers for the existing service. What would be the reaction on campus if a similar proposal were made by white students for the purpose of escorting white females; even if, because of expressed concerns by non-whites, the proposal was modified to serve, in theory, non-white students? The campus community would, no doubt, strongly reject such a proposal on the grounds that it was racist, separatist and unfair. The University would not recognize such an organization and would not fund it. Doesn't this same rationale apply in the case presently before us? At the Friday meeting held to consider this proposal, people who have spent decades working to advance the cause of people of color on the campus were told by those in charge of the meeting to be silent, and were not permitted to speak. Even the Interim Vice President for Student Affairs was at one point silenced by individuals proposing the "Just For You" escort service, and the other victims of this demeaning behavior included African American employees and administrators of this University whose lives have literally been dedicated to helping students of color in every way they can. Should behavior of this sort be encouraged by the University? Does it not reward intimidating and threatening behavior if the University agrees to implement the proposal? We must insist that discussion of all issues takes place in a context where free speech is encouraged rather than discouraged, and refuse to reward actions which are contrary to that principle. This has been and will continue to be the policy of this University. The issue is not that the African American students do not have a point. They do. In spite of the University's efforts, there are degrees of loneliness, estrangement and alienation which affect them. It is perfectly understandable that students of the same ethnic background seek one another out for many reasons, ranging from academic to social. But for these very same reasons, the University has an obligation to resist programs and policies which separate us and might encourage discrimination, the very thing that we all want to eliminate. This administration will do all it can to encourage more minority students to serve as escorts within the existing service, but the University cannot fund separatist organizations. We are confident that the very large majority of students, faculty and staff of all races and origins agree with this position.

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The Administration of Bowling Green State University. page 6 The BG Nevus February 5,1933 Local stores ready for Wal-Mart by Sharl L. Vtliba city reporter ets are deep," he said. got, but they have a name for not a response to the incoming plan to have all stores remodel- coming," he said. But the unique downtown themselves." Wal-Mart. led by 1995 and was planned He said his store will focus atmosphere will win over She said she is optimistic "It Is a K-Mart corporate prior to any news of Wal-Mart strongly on the customer. When Wal-Mart opens on shoppers. Tinker added. about the new competition. South Main Street later this "It.cant be duplicated any- month, a downtown business where. There's only one down- "Do I think they will come in representative and some Bowl- town BG," he said. "The money and blow us out? ... No," she ing Green store managers are that you spend in downtown BG said. "The more traffic we get stays in BG because almost all Small shops in Fostoria confident shoppers will contin- in BG, the more business for ue to bring their dollars to of the shop owners are local." everybody." locally-owned businesses. Tinker said the downtown area, Jim Tinker, director of the sandwiched between the Wood- Dan Buckley, general man- survive store's arrival Downtown Business Associa- land Mall to the north, and ager of Hills Department Store, tion, said parking is one thing K-Mart and Wal-Mart to the 1234 N. Main St., said he thinks hy Sharl L. Vileba Wal-Mart will have, but added south, would be a good stop- Wal-Mart will pose no prob- city reporter investment these [bigjbusinesses want to put the downtown has parking as over point for people. lems with his store. Into the community," he said. "You can also not well. "Hopefully, shoppers will "Right now, we feel we'll stop a business from coming Into a community "We have a pretty ample stop downtown on their way to both exist comfortably," he Three years ago Wal-Mart came to Fremont, unless you work with some creative zoning." amount of parking," he said. those stores," he said. "This Is said. 30 miles east of Bowling Green, and smaller "We will continue to promote a good catalyst for the DBA. stores there have survived, said Mayor Terry One Fremont store owner, who asked not to be downtown parking." Wal-Mart is a good prod to re- Arnie Schwelss, general Ovennyer. identified, said despite Wal-Mart's presence in Tinker said studies have In- mind us we have to stay fresh." manager of K-Mart, 1111 S. Ovennyer, then a city council member, said the city, the small business he owns is doing dicated shoppers at stores with Kathleen Longnecker, store Main St., said the company Is he had to handle various zoning Issues which fine. parking lots, such as Wal-Mart, manager of Fashion Bug, 1129 prepared for the challenge of came before council In order for Wal-Mart to fi- "I think Wal-Mart must have a fantastic public end up walking as much as S. Main St., said she thinks new competition. nally locate there. Today, as the city's top ad- relations department or something. News arti- shoppers who park in a sepa- shopper habits will be a hurdle "K-Mart is a very aggressive ministrator, he said the addition to the city was a cles came out before Its arrival saying they will rate parking lot and must walk for Wal-Mart to overcome. company and we're taking a good one, but one with two sides to It put others out of business. I think they like put- from store to store. "The people In BG are pretty very strong stand," he said. "You view It as a positive for the community ting that out, so it becomes self-fulfilling," he However, he said, small much set in their ways. That's "We'll be fully ready. We're because you retain spending and create spend- said. "It's not true. They didn't affect us at all. stores will probably find it something Wal-Mart will have looking at It positively and we ing. The downside is you get certain merchants Wal-Mart Is Just another department store." difficult to compete with Wal- to contend with," she said. "Ba- welcome Wal-Mart and [any] concerned about going out of business, "he said. He also said he was happy to see some recent Mart sically, no one in BG has a competition." While those merchants are a concern, Over- publicity about Wal-Mart's advertising prac- "If you try and compete with complete market share. I think Schwelss said the massive rnyer said the bigger picture should always be tices. Wal-Mart on prices, you'll get the thing that has hurt Wal- remodelling effort at K-Mart seen. "Wal-Mart is not a company to compete with clobbered because their pock- Mart is the bad publicity they which took place last year was "In one retrospect, it is hard to turn away the because they compete with deception," he said. IN BRIEF... Greyhound ticket agent needed TAKf THE KEYS. Jan Parkins has been recommended to fill the vacant Third Ward Bus company, city officials search for someone to take over position CALL A CAB. city council seat by the Bowling Green Democratic Party. Former Third Ward Councilman Robert McGeein, a Republican, by Eileen McNamara "We definitely want to stay and stand, 178 S. Main St. Young said TAKE A STAND. was denied reappointment to the seat Monday. city editor serve the community," he said. he would consider taking over Democrats outnumber Republicans on city council four to two. "It's just a matter of straighten- the ticket sales only if he could ing things out." sell from his downtown shop. As Bowling Green's Grey- Robert Holley, owner of the "It's more accessible to stu- hound ticket agent of 28 years Holley Lodge at 1630 E. Wooster dents and there's more things to plans to retire March 1, city and Street, was contacted by Munici- do," he said. company officials continue to pal Administrator Colleen Smith, Young said the bus station was search for a new agent and pos- who is helping Greyhound offi- once located downtown and he ^American Heart sibly a new location for the busi- cials find a replacement. Holley feels such a location would be ness. said he spoke with Kaye and is beneficial, especially for stu- .Association "I was supposed to close at the planning to apply for the position dents. However, he added, not beginning of this month," ticket and said he would sell the tickets everyone agrees with him. agent Gilbert Avery, 93, said. from his hotel. "[Some business owners and "But nobody's signed up [to buy "He sounded interested and I [ city officials] don't want it down- AIO IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE it] yet, so I couldn't. Somebody's am] interested," Holley said. "I'- town because of the diesel fumes got to run the bus station." ve got a place for people to stay, from the buses," he said. "But THEIR SPRING PLEDGE CLASS Area Customer Service Man- a restaurant right [next door], with the newer busses, diesel ager Tom Kaye said he knows of I'm right off I-7S ... and I'm right fuel Isn't really a problem." Ryan Honeymann Matt Dobranslcy three people Interested in becom- across from campus." Downtown Business Associa- ing the city's ticket agent, but Kaye said he will visit Bowling tion Director Jim Tinker said Steve Crosby said he could not disclose their Green in the near future to speak since some businesses, including names. 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The Associated Press spectors had rejected defense at- regiment will be eliminated "As soon as we torneys' complaints that in- vestigators were misled by their The Associated Press 107th, the adjutant general's office said in CLEVELAND - The U.S. Postal established that some of informants. newsrele Inspection Service has reversed our informants But Sitter said inspectors be- itself and now says a probe into gan taking a closer look at their COLUMBUS - An Ohio Army National Guard "The brigade will be headquartered in north- alleged drug dealing by 19 postal apparently had cases late last week. regiment that has units in 11 counties will be eastern Ohio and is expected to fill much of the workers was deeply flawed. deceived us, we.. asked All of the indicted postal eliminated by Sept 1, the Ohio adjutant gen- void left by the elimination of the regiment," the Postal inspectors announced the prosecutor to drop workers had been suspended eral's office said Wednesday. statement said. Wednesday they would ask that from their Jobs without pay after The elimination of the 107th Armored Cavalry The 107th, which is being deactivated as part all remaining charges against the the cases." their arrests in September. They Regiment will result in the loss of 2,600 posi- of the Defense Department's cutback in military defendants be dismissed. They Frank J. Marion, postal will be immediately reinstated tions from the Guard's strength of 14,800 in forces, is a combat unit consisting of armor, also will seek to vacate the con- with back pay, postal authorities Ohio. combat support and service support units. victions of three men already inspector in charge said. found guilty. "As soon as we established that But officials said Ohio is scheduled to receive Its units are in the following counties: Frank- They also have called in a team declined to disclose the names or some of our informants appar- a mechanized brigade in late 1993, and the lin in central Ohio, and Aahtabula, lake, Geauga, of postal inspectors from around number of informants who will ently had deceived us, we moved Guard has been reorganizing Its forces across Medina, Portage, Summit, Stark, TrumbuU, Ma- the country to investigate in- be investigated. He said the in- swiftly to rectify our mistakes the state to accommodate the new command. honing and Cuyahoga in northeast Ohio. formants used in the nine-month formants apparently lied to in- and asked the prosecutor to drop The Ohio Army National Guard has lost nearly undercover sting. spectors about maUng drug buys the cases," said Frank J. Marion, The new unit will consist of 3,000 positions 3,900 authorized members to date as a result of Michael D. Sitter, a spokesman from postal workers. postal Inspector in charge of the and require skills and equipment similar to the the defense reductions, the statement said. for the Postal Inspection Service, As late as last week, postal in- Cleveland office. Repairs Bus

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request compiled of recom- currently trying to decide where metered parking spaces on the the consensus of the downtown Young said he still believes his mendations for renovations and and how to make the next major west side of South Main Street merchants was that having the location is feasible. repair projects, Martin said. space moves which is one reason could be turned into a bus stop. buses in the heart of the city "My whole objective is to bring "The recommended projects why Martin said the new space However, Smith said the buses would bring more problems than more business downtown," must be prioritized because the has not been assigned yet. could pose a traffic problem be- benefits. Young said. "It's funny - [down- VICTIM. funding comes from the state and "As buildings are added or cause of the loading compart- "It wouldn't really bring any town business owners] want the list is quite lengthy," Martin space is renovated. It has a do- ments that open outwardly, pos- more business downtown," Tin- growth, but only If It's their said. mino effect on other buildings," sibly affecting that outside lane ker said. "All it would bring growth." Martin said the project has he said. "Therefore the [Univer- of southbound traffic. Smith said downtown is about 10 buses a been in planning stages for sity Hall] offices are designed city officials and downtown day." Tinker said the merchants are several years, but it was not until without a specific occupant in business owners were also wor- Tinker said the DBA and city just trying to work together to this year that it was granted the mind." ried about noise pollution. officials looked into ways the choose what is best for the down- state funding. "We told him if he went to the [ downtown location would work, town business community as a The approved capital budget Although construction will Downtown Business Association] such as having buses go through whole. requests have an effect on the occur while classes are in ses- and got their blessing, we would back alleys instead of down Main space use of the various class- sion, McArthur said, with the have no objection," she said. Street. However, he said, they "I can see the possibilities [of rooms and office space, Martin "But they had some of the same possible exception of the noise concluded that downtown was the bus station being down- ONI! >OU CAN POiViNT FOREST FIRES # said. factor, it should not Interfere concerns [the city] did." not the best location for the bus town]," he said. "But we need to The planning committee Is with classes. DBA Director Jim Tinker said station. look at the long-term effects."

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III III! III-.J A ■ 4 '-uiiiiiiiiiiii.in 1 The BG News February 5,1993 BOWE vs. DOKES Weekend off "Big Daddy" looks to defuse "Dynamite" at MSG may help icers by Randy Setter S Gladiators on two distinctly Tyrell Biggs and Pierre Coet- condition. He has often bal- smaller opposition. Often sports writer '"different paths will cross each zer and the newly crowned loned to 255 pounds and up, Bowe's best defense is a steady "We want our team to continue other Saturday night at Ma- over the past two years. Dokes diet of thunderous left jab In and show improvement and real- dison Square Garden. was seen this past Tuesday at a his opponents craw. At this point in the season, the ly battle during these last eight In this comer, you have downtown cafe in New York Dokes: Dokes operates in the eleven Central Collegiate games," York said. "If we can 25-year-old World Hea- ErikG.Pupillo chomping down linguini and "poor man's" Joe Frazler, Mike Hockey Association teams can be take our eight games and show vyweight Champion of the shrimp scampi. It's a good Tyson type of tuck and slip divided into two groups, the some improvement in the areas World, Riddick Bowe. Fighting thing he's taking this bought and-slide punches type of de- haves and the have nots. The we need, we can be a very dan- at MSG is a homecoming for seriously. His picture in fense. Although, In recent out- haves get home ice advantage in gerous team whether we're at the Brownsville, NY native. Wednesday'sl/SA Today, ings, Dokes blubbery mid- the first round of the playoffs, home or on the road." Bowe won four consecutive makes Dokes' resemble blues section has prevented him while the have nots have to pack New York Golden Glove titles singer B.B. King more than a from bending over very well. up the bus and face the prospect The current standings show , from •85- 88, but has supris- professional fighter. of their season ending on the Miami going into the weekend ingly never fought a profes- Advantage: Bowe road. leading the CCHA (15-2-3) with sional bout in the fabled fight Advantage: Bowe With eight games to go and the 33 points. Michigan (154-2) and arena. Questions: weekend off, BG currently is a Lake Superior (14-4-4) stand tied Dokes on the other hand, en- Best Weapons: member of the have not group, for second at 32 points. Western dured one of the worst losses Bowe: Bowe has to answer to facing the prospect of travelling Michigan (11-6-2), in fourth with of his career under the lights Bowe: Bowe's a long-armed any of the non-believers who to Ferris State for the playoffs. 24 points, heads the group of of the Garden. On April 4,1990, champion has fought quite a fighter who throws leather at still may think he was a flash In The Falcons, with an 8-14-0 re- teams BG hopes to catch for the Dokes was pitted against, then variety of different fighters. his best when he has room to the pan. Also, is Bowe taking cord, find themselves in seventh final home playoff spot. Michi- an up-and-coming, hard-hitting Dokes (S0-3-2, 32KOs): step back and size up his oppo- an overweight Michael Dokes place, five points behind Ferris gan State stands in fifth place Donovan "Razor" Ruddock. "Dynamite" has been in the nent. He has iced Biggs and seriously enough? Is he looking State. with 23. Ferris State (9*3) Dokes went into the fight a ring with the best of them over Marin with long right hands by him and thinking about the Head coach Jerry York wel- rounds out the top six teams who slight underdog against the un- the past decade and a half. Vic- while he stoned and stopped proposed "Mercilous" Ray comes the weekend off as a time have home ice for the playoffs tested Ruddock, but left semi- tories over Randall "Tex" Cooper and Seldon with left Mercer bout? Is Lennox Lewis to let injuries heal and time to currently with 21 points. conscious, not hearing the bell Cobb, Mike Weaver, plus solid hooks. on his mind? Will Rock New- work with the team on a few which signaled the end of the showing versus a stream full of Lately, Bowe's biggest man ever shut up? things. Bowling Green leads the sec- fifth round. borderline contenders gives weapon has been the right up- Dokes: Has Dokes' 34-year- One thing he would like to work ond half of the CCHA, in seventh Near the close of the fifth, Dokes plenty experience. percut. He unveiled the punch old frame born the wear-and- on is bringing the fast tempo of place, with 16 points. UIC (6-12-2) Ruddock landed his hybrid left However, In Dokes' three against Coetzer last summer tear of 22 years In the boxing the power play and the penalty moved into eight place Tuesday uppercut-hook punch he calls biggest fights, Gerrie Coetzee, and used it to hurt and knock- ring well enough to have one killing unit to five-on-five play. night with a 4-2 victory over "Smash" Down-and-out went Evander Holyfield and Rud- down Holyfield in the 10th and more shot at winning the hea- "The power play's been so good WMU, bringing the Flames to 14 Dokes, not to get up until al- dock, "Dynamite" was a dud 11th rounds of their title bout vyweight title he relinquished at creating offense, we'd like to points. Kent is one point behind most 10 minutes later. Dokes and was unable to finish any of November 13th. nine years ago at the Richfield bring some of that into our five at 13, good for ninth place. Notre needed oxygen to be revived. the bouts on his feet. Though Dokes: Dokes in his prime, Coliseum? on-flve,"York said. "The quick Dame (4-16-2), in its first CCHA It was almost too apparent to Dokes may have had more tal- was a master of the two-fisted, passes, the up tempo feel- season since 1983, holds tenth f" everyone witnessing the bout, ent than both Coetzee and Ho- albeit featherfisted attack. Outcome: ing...we'd like to bring the en- with 10 points. Ohio State brings that we had seen the last of Mi- lyfield, they were both able to Dokes never has relied on one thusiasm to our five-on-five up the rear with 8 points (3-15-2). chael "Dynamite" Dokes. wear down the often over- punch power to decapitate his It will be a no-brainer ladles play." Alaska-Fairbanks stands at 7-4-0 But one cocaine conviction weight pugilist from Akron, opponents. "Dynamite" stems and gentlemen. It is not a mat- Injuries have hurt the depth of against CCHA teams with one of and eight bouts against mar- Ohio. from the bunches his punches ter of whether or not Bowe will the team, leaving the defense the losses coming against BG at ginal competition later, he now fly in. In his first round TKO of knockout Dokes, but rather thin without the services of Paul the Great Alaska Face-Off 3-2. ~faces a determined hea- Advantage: Bowe Weaver In '83, Dokes blitzed when he'll knock him out. Basic. Last weekend, the defense vyweight champion in Bowe. the sculpted champion. Bowe will meet Dokes half- was limited to 2 two-man shifts. It hasn't officially been de- Age and Physical Tools A lot of Dokes' handspeed way across the ring at the Basic is expected back against cided where Alaska-Fairbanks Ring Experience has diminished, so the chances opening bell and will pepper Notre Dame after missing three will be ranked for the post- Bowe: At the tender age of of him knocking down, let the former World Boxing As- games due to a right thigh contu- season tournament, but they may 7 Bowe (32-0, 27KOs)t What a 25, he is approaching the prime alone knocking out Bowe are sociation's titlist with quick, sion. not be ranked last like originally difference one fight makes. of his boxing career. Bowe litt...NONE! snapping Jabs. "Our defensive play Is getting planned. Instead, they may be Going into Bowe's last fight, stands 6'S" and tilts the scales Dokes will move in to trade better, that's where we need our ranked around eighth place. when he challenged for the at 235 pounds when he Is in Advantage: Bowe with the Brooklynite and will most improvement in our play," Heavyweight Title against peak condition like he was be quickly overwhelmed and York said. "We can bring some of Friday's action sees top-ranked Evander Holy field, one of against Holyfield. Bowe has Defense: overpowered by Bowe's mass our penalty killing enthusiasm to teams looking to vault into the Bowe's biggest knocks was his come in against lesser compe- advantage in power. our defense." CCHA lead against teams looking lack of experience. Now after tition - like Dokes - a little Bowe: Bowe's best defense is Bowe will be able to stop The Falcons would like to get to secure playoff positions. Kent weathering 12 action-packed overweight, often exceeding his granite chin. Though he has "Dynamite" at any point of the home ice by winning a majority is at Miami, Michigan travels to rounds against then champion 245 pounds. But on his tall never been thrown in against first round if he so chooses. It of their games and catching any Ohio State, Lake Superior is at Holyfield, critics now believe frame, the girth is not that evi- any murderous punchers, he will all depend on how long teams that slip in the standings. Ohio State and Notre Dame is at Bowe has ring guts and savvy. dent or cumbersome. has never been budged by good Bowe wants to entertain the BG has a three game series re- Michigan State. Add the Holyfield victory to Dokes: Dokes is not 6'5" and hitters. When not trying to get crowd. maining with Michigan State that ones against Tony Tubbs, Ro- has not come in any of his pre- hit, Bowe leans straight back to Erik Puptflo is a senior jour- can make or break their chances. 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OIL IS A Show Your School Spirit!!! CAR'S LIFE BLOOD February5,1993 The BG Nevus I A L C O N IB A S li E I ALL Bowling Green vs Eastern Michigan Scott consistently gives BG opponents tough play

byMarkDeChint MAC team last season, while fluences her accuracy. sports writer Cassell is one of the premier "It's helps to take close shots," shooting point guards in the con- she said. "Layups will do a lot for ference. Despite the presence of percentage." It's hard to label any one player these athletes, Scott has found a Scott's emergence has been the on the women's basketball team niche as a scorer. cause of a lot of due attention. the leader. After all, the team has a record of 13 wins and 4 losses - 8-1 in Talita Scott Mid-American Conference play - and features more stars than Hollywood Boulevard. Each week a new player emer- I Year G-GS FG-A Pet FT-A Pet Pti Avg ges to assume the leadership po- 1991 29-0 46-98 .469 37-51 .725 129 44 sition. Whether it's Lori Albers 1992 27-0 120-228 .526 88-119 .739 33012.2 scoring 30 points, Jenny Kulics 1993 17-17 121-186 .651 40-54 .741283 16.6 filling in admirably for Susie Cassell, or Andrea Nordmann ra- ising her game to yet another level, the Falcons always find Scott says she doesn't realize And while this is somewhat new someone to guide the squad on when she's having a hot night. for the bashful, energetic com- and off the floor. "Basically, I just go along with puter science major, she will ac- One player, however, con- the flow of the game," she said. cept it as long as the team con- sistently tops BG in all sorts of "When I had 31 or when I had 29, tinues its successful ways. categories, not the least of which I wasnt really sure how many The Falcons are in the midst of being experience and court sa- points I had. If the opportunity a six-game winning streak, and vvy. presents itself, then you'll get have lost only once in their last Tallta Scott, a 5-10 junior who your 30 or you'll get your 29." 11 games. came off the bench last season, While her scoring outbursts "We're doing well right now," moved into a starting spot this and overall average are impres- Scott said. "I think we just need year and has moved into the sive, the astounding facet of to start concentrating a little bit ranks of All-MAC prospects. Scott's game is her consistency more over a longer period of Scott, a forward, has enjoyed a from the floor. time." terrific campaign thus far, rank- Scott's field goal percentage is Scott, who chooses her words ing high in the conference and not only tops on the team, but is carefully, Isn't afraid to discuss nationally in many departments. number one in the MAC and post-season possibilities. Scott leads the team in scoring, ranked ninth nationally. The se- with a 16.6 average, and is second cret to shooting 65% from the "Our goal for the MAC Tour- in rebounding, hauling down bet- floor, says Scott, is being in the nament is to win the whole ter than 7 per contest. She has right place at the right time. thing," she said. "And then to ad- stolen the ball 43 times - tops on "A lot of that has to do with vance as far as possible in the the team - and has been credited offensive rounds," she said. NCAAs." with 42 assists. "And being in the right position.' It's refreshing to meet a young, One thing impressive about "But most of it has to do with successful student-athlete who Scott's accomplishments is the passing the ball, getting it to me plays with such vigor and hustle fact that she plays for a team as in open spots." Talita Scott has put a lot into the talented as Bowling Green. Scott, who runs the break as game of basketball, and is sure to Nordmann and senior Judlt well as anyone in the MAC, says get something back at this Lendvay were selected to the All- the proximity of her shots in- season's end.

Ball Stale guard Carla Westmoreland Is closely guarded by BG guard Jena Ault. BG defeated Ball State's team 87-58. Eastern's Munk brings Eastern plays better fledgling Eagles to town by Erik G. Puplllo assistant sports editor "Though their record is not In the last encounter be- all that great, we still cannot tween the two squads at Ypisl- than record indicates lanti, Mich, the Eagles had an take them for granted. Any Or look at how the conference with an average of 5.3 a game. Bowling Green, the Mid- team in the MAC can surprise early first half lead dissapate I by Glen Lubbert American Conference's best you on any given day." when the Falcons ripped off a sports editor leaders handled their matchups As a team, EMU is ranked sec- with the team in last place. When ond in the conference in field team, hosts its first Saturday BG will be looking to check 22-4 run to end the first half Eastern travelled to Ball State, goal percentage defense limiting game against the second to last EMU forward Resheema with a 37-26 advantage. Sometimes a record just the league's co-leader, the Eagles its opponents to 42 percent. The place Eastern Michigan Ea- Wood, who is averaging almost BG opened up the second, doesn't Indicate how good a team were able to keep the pressure on Falcons have been averaging 47 gles. 17 points per contest. Wood half by scoring 12 of the first can play. For basement-dwelling the Cardinals, but eventually percent while limiting their op- BG and EMU bare exact op- just recently broke the 1,000 17 points. The Falcons held Eastern Michigan Its 2-7 Mid- lost, 66-62. When the league's ponents to 47 percent. posite marks with the Falcons point career scoring barrier, a EMU to 16 points in the second American Conference record is a other leader, Miami, when to The Falcons will be bringing at 8-1 and the Eagles donning a feat Falcon forward Andrea half, scoring zero in the final poor gauge to the veracity of this EMU, the Redskins also found into the game a commanding lowly 1-8 ledger. Nordmann accomplished this 10 minutes of play. squad. the Eagles quite troublesome de- scoring performance against However, the Falcon coach- past Wednesday against Central The Eagles shot a paultry While the Falcons are coming spite winning 69-62. Western CMU. Both Huger and guard ing staff is ready for anything Michigan at Anderson Arena. 14.7 percent in the second off of a 105-99 victory over Cen- Michigan (75-74) and Ohio (81-74) Vada Burnett scored more than EMU may possibly throw at "Wood is a real strong player stanza and 24.6 percent for the tral Michigan which raised their both found EMU to be a thorn 20 points in the effort while BG them. for them and Talita Scott will afternoon. record to 5-4 in the MAC and 8-9 even though both teams came shot 62 percent (42-of-68) from They have a new coach in bare most of the responsibility The game Saturday marks Dana Munk and she's just overall, the Eagles have had away with the win. the field. to guard her on defense," the 30th meeting between the trouble keeping their head above What Eastern has been able to "Best guards in the league, I starting to get control of that McGrew said. "They also have two schools. BG holds a 23-4 the water. But no matter what the do is keep its conference oppo- think," CMU head coach Keith team," assistant coach Ellen a player named Darla DeVoe edge and has won the last five record says, EMU Is a team that nents on edge. In its seven MAC Dambrot said. "Bowling Green's McGrew said. "Eastern lost who scored about 16 points for straight contests. The Eagle's will fight until the final seconds, losses, EMU's average margin of as good as anybody we've played three gosh-dam pretty good them against Ohio University last victory at Anderson Arena and when the Falcons hosts the defeat is four points, including all year. I'll be surprised if their players from last year's squad, on Wednesday, so they have was a 67-62 decision in the Eagles, they will certainly have two one-point games against not right in the thick of the MAC so they're just learning to play some players who can take the '80-81 season. their hands full. Bowling Green and Western race before its over." together. ball to the hole." Tipoffwill be at 12:45 p.m. ' Take the last time the Falcons Michigan. What may pose a problem for met the Eagles In YpsllantL If It the Falcons Is the loss of sopho- wasn't for the efforts of senior The Eagles biggest individual more forward Shane Kline- guard Michael Huger, who hit a threat comes from sophomore Ruminski who injuried his left Scoreboard shoulder during the first half of 12-foot baseline jumper with center Theron Wilson, who leads MAC STANDINGS Season Boxscore eight seconds on the clock, BG the MAC in blocked shots with the Central game. Ruminski is Men Pliyer min-avg fg-fga pel ft-fu pet off-tot-avg a to tt pts-avg wouldn't have seen the plus end 55, 2.9 a game. Junior guard listed as probable for the game I. Bill Suit (7-2.16-5) Huger 559-32.9 99-205 .483 64-79 .877 5-49-2.9 75 47 11 279-16* of a 74-73 decision. James Reed is second in assists against the Eagles. Mumi (7-2. 11-4) K-Kuminski 501-29.5 95-172.552 24-58.414 36-54-53 27 33 13 218-12* 3. Wcitcm Michigan (6-3. 9-8) Burnett 393-28.1 54-113.478 29-35 .829 5-30-2.1 30 18 6 153-105 Ohio (6-3,9-8) MMler 405-23.8 56-91 .615 23-42.548 44-97-5.7 9 27 11 135-7.9 5. Bowling Green (3-4, t-9) Komives 419-29.9 41-112 366 15-25 .600 12-40-2.9 25 31 10 128-9.1 6 Toledo (4-5.6-11) 20-57-3.4 7. Kent (3-6,7-10) Lynch 414-24.4 38-88 432 13-21.619 20 30 24 102-6.0 Central Michigan (3-6,7-10) Otto 165-11.0 23-56 411 4-7 .571 7-15-1.0 10 11 5 66-4.4! Miami men face Akron 9. Eastern Michigan (2-7.7-13) Cerisier 123-7.7 11-29 379 15-19.789 10-26-1.6 6 9 3 37-23 Akron (2-7,7-10) Knopper 137-9.1 6-16 375 7-12 .583 10-26-1.7 6 9 4 20-13 • by Rusty Miller with Ball State heading into Sat- 4-5. Central Michigan (7-10) and Finney 128-10.7 8-17 All 1-3 333 4-16-13 7 9 7 17-1.4 The Associated Press urday's game at home against Kent (6-11) share seventh with BGSU .473 .657 -31.0 -69.1 : Akron. 3-6 marks, while Akron (7-10) and Opponents .470 .728 -317 -704. ■ In other MAC contests Satur- Eastern Michigan (7-13) round Miami of Ohio coach Joby day, Ball State Is at Western out the standings with 2-7 re- cords in the conference. Wright says it is misleading that Michigan, Eastern Michigan MAC STANDINGS Season Boxscore the defending Mid-American visits Bowling Green, Toledo is Scott Belyeu, Matt Kramer, Women Player min-avg fg-fga pet ft-fu pet off-tot-avg a to st gi-avr Conference champions had four at Central Michigan and Ohio U John McKenna and Craig Mi- 1. Bowling Green (1-1. 13-4) Scon 528-31.1 121-186 .651 40-54 .741 61-120-7.1 42 28 43 3-16J5 starters returning. hosts Kent chael Is are the holdovers for 2. Miami (7-2.12-5) Albers 416-243 105-190 353 57-89 .640 54-135-7.9 33 39 40 270-15.9 3. Kent (6-3.12-5) Lendvay 524-30.8 103-206 .500 29-36.806 9-57-34 "Even though they were start- Miami (11-4 overall) and Ball Miami, but just like teams with a 66 43 27 235-13.8 Wenern Michigan (6-3.10-7) Nordmann 394-28.1 68-125 344 27-27 1.00 21-85-6.1 32 31 18 167-1 L» era, I lost a few finishers from State (16-5) are at 7-2 In confer- lot of freshmen, Wright's club Toledo (6-3, 11-6) 530-31.2 44-100 .440 6 Ohio (5-4,8-9) Cassell 18-26.692 6-26-13 99 61 20 124-73 last year," Wright says. ence play, while Ohio U. and has had to feel Its way. 7. Central Michigan (4-5.9-8) Shade 247-14.5 40-101 396 19-23 .826 15-44-Z6 4 35 8 100-SV Miami has been up and down Western Michigan are both 9-8 "Now I don't need them just to 8. Ball Stale (1-8,1-15) Nuesmeyer 192-113 32-65 492 6-16 375 10-38-2.2 9 18 8 70-4.1. - through the first half of the MAC overall and 6-3 in the MAC Bowl- start the game, I need even more Akron (1-8.3-13) Kulics 187-123 21-47 .447 0-0 .000 1-13-0.9 39-42-12 50-33-' Eanem Michigan (1-8.2-14) McClendon 170-10.0 16-37 432 13-25 320 ing Green (8-9) has a 5-4 league from them than what they did 1S-37-2Z 14 27 6 45-2.6 " season this time around, but still BGSU .517 .699 -40.6 -«4.i:. finds Itself sharing the top spot record, with Toledo (6-11) next at last year," Wright says. Opponents M 415 .666 -36.2 -70.1- • The BG News Februarys, 1993 Incident was far reaching Critics react to Executive council suspends Schott for year, fines $25,000 Schott decision The Associated Press Nov. 20 - Schott issues a mands that baseball Improve its by Joe Kay goat to cover the racial sins statement, saying her use of the minority hiring and threatens The Associated Press throughout the rest of the $80 A chronology of events In the word "nigger" and her posses- selective boycotts. billion-to-$8S billion sports Marge Schott controversy: sion of a swastika arm band wer- Dec. 9 - Schott, appearing at industry," Jackson said in a Aug. 23 - Cincinnati Reds con- en't meant to offend. the winter meetings. Issues an CINCINNATI -- Hank statement. troller Tim Sabo is fired. apology, acknowledging she Aaron, who endured dis- Sharon Jones, the former Oct. 9 - Sabo sues Schott in Nov. 23 - Schott meets in Cin- made "insensitive" remarks. She crimination on his way to Oakland A's executive secre- Hamilton County (Ohio) Common cinnati with National League retains Robert Bennett as her baseball's home run record, tary who claimed she over- Pleas Court,claiming he was president BUI White. lawyer. thinks team owners have heard Schott use racial slurs fired because he opposed her al- Nov. 24 - Sharon Jones, a Dec 23 - Bennett receives re- wasted a chance to take a on a conference call, de- leged policy of not hiring blacks, former Oakland Athletics execu- port from investigating commit- stand against racism. scribed the penalty as "too and because he testified against tive assistants quoted in The tee. Jan. 3 - It is reported that Aaron, a senior vice presi- little, too late." her in a lawsuit filed against New York Times as saying be- Schott donated $100,000 to the dent with the Atlanta Braves, Tyrone Yates, a black Cin- Schott by several of the Reds' fore the start of an owners' con- Cincinnati Academy of Physical Is disappointed that Cincin- cinnati city councilman who limited partners. ference call: "I would never hire Education, a predominately nati Reds owner Marge had urged a three-year sus- Dec 6 - Schott countersues, another nigger. I'd rather have a black alternative school, for a Schott got only a one-year pension for Schott, hopes the denying charges of racism and trained monkey working for me college scholarship program. suspension and $25,000 fine penalty focuses attention on claiming Sabo wrote himself than a nigger." Jan. 4 - The Executive council for using racial slurs. racial problems. He com- $6,894 in unauthorized checks gives Schott until Jan. 20 to give "I think baseball treated pared It with Jackie Robinson and negligently paid $52,571 for cist I have never been more hurt Nov. 29 - Schott is quoted in written response to report. this very lightly," Aaron said breaking baseball's color bar- health insurance premiums to re- or disgusted in my life." The New York Times as saying in a telephone Interview. "I rier with the Dodgers. tired front-office employees. Nov. 16 - Trial, in which Sabo Adolf Hitler initially was good Jan. 8 - The Council says know Marge is laughing all "I believe this decision is as Schott also asks for $25,000 in seeks $2.5 million in damages, for Germany, that her references Schott can appear before It at the way to wherever it is significant a signal as Branch damages for defamation. begins before Hamilton County to "niggers" were in Jest and that Jan.22 meeting. she's going. She won this Rickey's elevation of Jackie Common Pleas Judge Fred Carto- she doesn't understand why the Jan. 12 - Jackson speaks to one." Robinson to the major Nov. 13 - Deposition of Charles lano. word "Japs" is offensive. owners during a major league Baseball's executive coun- leagues in 1947," Yates said. Levy, the Reds' former director Nov. 17 - Cartolano dismisses Dec. 1 - The ruling executive meeting at Grapevine, Texas. cil announced the punishment "It's a sad day for us (in Cin- of marketing, is released. Levy Sabo's claims of retaliation and council appoints a four-person Jan. 22 - Schott appears before Wednesday, climaxing three cinnati), but it's a giant leap says Schott called former Reds unethical business practices, but comittee to investigate Schott: the executive council at Grape- months of national uproar forward. I think many people outfielders Eric Davis and Dave allows the case to proceed on the White, American League presi- vine, Texas. over Schott's remarks. She'll believed Mrs. Schott was go- Parker "million-dollar niggers" racial prejudice claims. dent Bobby Brown, Pittsburgh Feb. 1 -- Amid reports Schott be allowed to join in the ing to be exonerated." and kept a swastika arm band at Pirates director Douglas Dan- will be suspended for one year, team's major policy decisions Los Angeles Dodgers out- home. Roger Blaemlre, the form- Nov. 18 - Sabo dismisses the forth and California Angels ex- council calls Feb. 3 meeting at during her suspension and fielder Eric Davis, one of the er vice president of business remainder of the suit, saying he ecutive vice president Jackie Au- Chicago. can apply for reinstatement former Reds players that operations, testifies in a depos- plans to ask the 1st Ohio District try. Feb. 3 ~ Schott is suspended in six months. Schott allegedly referred to ition that he also heard Schott Court of Appeals to reinstate the Dec. 8 - The Rev. Jesse Jack- for one year, fined $25,000 for "What does she have to do with a racial slur, said he was make racial remarks. claims thrown out by Cartolano. son, appearing during the winter language the executive council to be reinstated? Nothing. frustrated with the whole is- Nov. 14 - Schott issues a Hank Aaron calls for baseball to meetings at Louisville, Ky , calls judged "racially and ethnically Just six months and forget sue. statement saying: "I am not a ra- investigate Schott. for Schott to be suspended, de- offensive." about it," Aaron said. "I've never had an apo- He thinks the owners were logy," Davis said in a phone afraid of getting sued if they interview. "It's like they're got tougher with Schott. doing it for everyone else ex- "Nobody is going to attack cept the people who were the Bowe, Dokes to fight at Garden one of their own peers," he victims of It. I'm tired of deal- said. "It's a country club." ing with it" byEdSchuylerJr. old Bowe, winner of four New York Golden upset by James "Buster" Douglas Feb. 11, Schott wasn't talking about Schott's strongest support The Associated Press Gloves titles there from 1985-88. "It's beau- 1991, at Tokyo. Douglas, who possessed solid the suspension Wednesday. has come from Cincinnati, tiful to go to the Garden and fight for the boxing skills, was motivated by the death of Her lawyer, Robert Bennett, where media polls showed people his mother and was in top physical shape for made it clear she didn't feel overwhelming sympathy. NEW YORK - In 1989, the fledgling hea- "Saturday night's going to be a hell of a one of the few times in his career. Tyson, on victorious. Many found the one-year sus- vyweight from Brooklyn was set to fight at fight." the other hand, was flat. Others who became in- pension was harsh. the Felt Forum In the Madison Square Gar- The attraction, however, seems to be Upset conditions do not appear to exist volved once Schott's slurs be- Reds reliever Rob Dibble den complex. Bowe, a fresh face in the heavyweight divi- here, although a case might be made that the came public thought the sus- said there was no reason to It was to be Riddick Bowe's second pro sion, and the excitement of a heavyweight ti- champion could be looking past Dokes. A pension was only a first step suspend Schott, who has sup- fight, but the opponent didn't show up. tle fight in this boxing-starved city rather news conference is set for Monday to an- towards dealing with the ported him throughout his "The Garden was great; they still paid than any expectation of a competitive match nounce a Bowe defense against Ray Mercer sport's poor record on hiring suspensions from the Riddick his $2,500," Rock Newman, Bowe's for more than a few rounds. in May. Mercer will fight Jesse Ferguson on minorities for front-office National League for on-field manager, said. The 34-year-old Dokes, a former WBA the Garden card. jobs. outbursts. Saturday, Bowe will defend the world hea- champion with a history of drug problems, Bowe, however, has the incentive of look- The Rev. Jesse Jackson, "She's brought In the key vyweight championship against Michael got the title shot because he was in the right ing good before the homefolks, and the who has threatened Opening people who are going to help Dokes before a near-sellout crowd In the place at the right time when it was time to knowledge of 81-year-old trainer Eddie Day boycotts unless baseball us win the World Series this Garden's main arena Capacity Is 18,929. select an opponent for Bowe's voluntary de- Futch. Improves its minority hiring, year," Dibble said. "She's a Bowe, whose only previous pro fight at fense. This will be Bowe's first defense of "I told him, 'You know how hard it was to called the agreement a "re- leader in our organization and home was at a club in Brooklyn in 1989, will the championship he won on points from get here,' " Futch said. '"Now the real hard sponsible step." But he In this town. It's a sad state- get $7 million for his homecoming. Evander Holy field Nov. 13. work starts - staying here.' I want him to warned there could still be ment. These people are just "It's been a longtime dream to fight in the Bowe is a 16-1 favorite. understand that anyone who comes after boycotts unless other teams abusing this older woman be- Garden as a professional," said the 25-year- Mike Tyson was a 42-1 choice when he was him now has nothing to lose, but a fight. make strides In hiring minori- cause of something she said ties. or didn't say." "Now that a conclusion has Several fans Interviewed at Recycle been reached, Marge Schott a downtown bar were sur- must neither be turned into a prised that Schott got off with WINGS WEEK SPECIAL! TODAY!! martyr nor used as a scape- just one year.

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— AIDS Ben.at Concert — PLACEMENT SCHEDULE Please note: If you are unable to sign-up for an Tuesday, February 23 All Phi Eta Sigma members-applications for. interview, you will be asked whether you wish Beacon Graphics Corporation CAMPUS EVENTS National Undergraduate Scholarships are- to add your name to the waiting list. You must Digital Equipment Corporation Todsy on the Sam 8 Mike Showl available outside Dr Navin's office (310 BA| also submit s Placement Data Sheet for Foot Locker 4-7pmonWBGU88.iFM They are due at Ins office by Feb. 15. Bowling Own Statt Unlvafatty Listen today. each waiting list Indiana Insurance Company Annul EAG needs T-shirt designs lor Earth Caraar Planning and Placement SarvHcaa Meijer. Inc. See rhem at Howard's. Wed, 2V10 Attention HSA and Honors Program Students Day. Designs are due Feb. 0. For into contact DonT Forget We advise strongly that you listen to Place- Wednesday, February 24 Campus Raeruttmant Calanaar Tom: 372-5491 Tuition Raffle Seller'a Workshops for sellers ment News to keep informed of changes or ad- Westfietd Companies ~»G24NeW8-iQ24NEWS- Feb. 88 8,9 00 pm in the Honor's Center. ditions to interview schedules, or other Career Thursday, February 25 BOWL NO GREEN'S TELEVISION You need to attend one meeting in order to Forthawaafceof: Planning and Placement Services programs. Fabmary 22.1993 and March 1,1993 Bank One Columbus NA S Money to Study ( NEWS SOURCE' receive your selling packets and information. Westfietd Companies In Europe Monday Fnday 5 30 PM Maks plant nowlllll -' Applications now available Cancelatton of Interview Appointments: Friday, Februarys Rspsta as 10a0 P.M. 17:4SAM Call 372-8180 Cancellation of an interview must be reported Frtd Third Bank on continued on p.12 3chadullng On-Campua Intarvlaw Ap- or drop by between in person to the Career Planning and Place- Wood Cable Channel 24 polntmanU: Intarviaw sign-upa lor lha racruH- 3:30 and 5:30 ment Services no later than 5 p.m. one week (7 Check II Oull ing pahod Faoruary 22-Marct> 5 will bagin with Monday, March 1 at BAA 4000 on full days) before the interview day. Complete a Champton International. Inc. - BO 24 NEWS-BO 24 NEWS " Advancad Job Huniera on Monday, February Feb.to cancellation card in the Sign-up Room of Ca- OhaE PA 10.1903 al S p.m. and continua through Tues- College ol Education 8 Allied Professions reer Planning and Placement Services. DO Star Bank day at 4 p.m. First Choice status members may SCHOLARSHIPS NOT cross your name off of an interview Tuaaday, March 2 access the sign-up system from S p.m. Tues- Applications tor 1993-94 Scholarships are now schedule. Cancellations after this time will be Coach House Gilts S Money to Study t day through 4 p.m. Wednesday. All registered available to students in me College of Educa- considered a no-show. You are encouraged to High Quality Plastics. Inc. In Europe students may sign-up beginning at 5 pm. tion and Allied Professions. Forms may be consider carefully employers before signing up IDS Financial Services Applications now available Wednesday picked up m the Dean's Office. 444 Education for interviews. Northwestern Mutual Lite Call 372-6180 or drop by between Bktg Completed applications must be returned by Monday. March t. No Show Policy Failure to appear for a Wednesday, March 3 3:30 and 530 scheduled interview or violation of the cancella- Central Mutual Insurance at BAA 4000 on Instruct lona tor ace awing tion policy win result in Immediate suspension Dial Corporation Feb. 10 Faoruary 8-7 The Integrated Placement Sign-up System Junior Achievement Trade Fair of your sign-up privileges for the next recruiting East Ohio Gas (you muet be registered with Reeume E*- penod. II you do not honor your scheduled SouthwyckeMafl pert) MarKen and Associates, Inc. STOP IGNORANCE. interview, you are required to write a letter of Research Systems Corporation 48 compamos presenting 1. Dial 372-9699. STOP HATRED. an array of products and prices. apology to the employer tor missing the inter- STOP ADS NOW. Thursday, March 4 Check It Outl view, bring tne letter with an addressed, stam- Dial Corporation College Democrats —-(You win hear:) ped envelope, and meet with the Manager of Lakewood City Schools ACS BENEFIT CONCERT 2. If you wish to schedule an appointment with On-Campua Recruiting before scheduling any Lowry Computer Products Wednesday « Howards ** ADS Benefit Concert" a visiting employer, press the 1 key. It you'd additional interviews Any student who "no- Wendy's International, Inc. Nine bands to. $3 W a to at Howard's like to hear Placement News, press the 2 key. shows" twice will be denied interviewing privi- Friday, March 3 Nine bands I Press the 3 key to see il you have been pre- leges for the remainder of the academic year. selected by an employer. Press the 4 key to Ames Department Stores S3 admission, $2 early-bird Hibbard, Brown & Company Sponsored by College Democrats access the Alumni VIP Service. Press the 5 Notice of Citizenship Requirements: It an Lowry Computer Products ••WOW- key to hear your confirmed appointments. employer is willing to interview international Press the star (') key to quit National College of Chiropractic Large one Istm pizza students, it will be noted in the position descrip- Only (5 95 at YOU MUST SUBMIT A COPY OF YOUR tion. Jullano'a Pizza 382-7112 3. Press 1 to schedule an interview or Press 3 LASER PRINTED PLACEMENT DATA This weekend only to see it you have been preselected by an em- SHEET WrTHIN 41 HOURS AFTER SIGNING Spotlight Presentstlons: Spotlight presen- Italian Saladsfl.50 $50 | VALUABLE COUPON $50 ployer UP. FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THIS POL- tations offer valuable information about career Bread Sticks 11.50 ICY MAY RESULT IN YOUR REMOVAL paths, detailed position responsibilities and or- Any tub hot or cold 2/S5 4. Enter your social security number. ganizational philosophy. All students schedul- FROM THE INTERVIEW SCHEDULE. ing interviews are strongly encouraged to at- 5. Enter (he position code tor the employer tend appropriate Spotlights. Please carefully R.E. MANAGEMENT you'd like to interview (this number is indicated note dates, times, and locations of Spotlight on the Campus Recruiting Calendar, to the left presentations, as they may vary. For evening of the position title) Spotlight presentations held in the Career Planning and Placement Services office, enter It you have entered a valid number the system 113 RAILROAD ST. the Student Services Building using the second will say: floor, patio entrance. Please consult the calen- MISTER SPOT'S dar tor appropriate dates, times and locations. You have selected (name of organization), if Additional Ptacsment Services: There are 125 EAST COURT* DOWNTOWN 352-9302 this is correct press the pound (#} key to con- important services available to you at the Ca- tinue or the star (') key to choose another or- reer Planning and Placement Services. Please FREE DELIVERY / OPEN LATE 7 DAYS ganization. note that not all organizations and companies regularly recruit on college campuses. The list The system will now verify that you meet the below generally reflects the high demand Bring this ad for requirements, as specified by the employer. If areas in (he world of work Don't become dis- ^352-SPOT you meet the requirements, then you can couraged if your career field is not requested. proceed. Otherwise, the system will tell you To assist you in conducting an assertive fob why you are unable to sign-up with the em- search, the Career Planning and Placement ployer. Services provides career and placement coun- $50 off seling, credential services, job search work- 0. Press the 1 key for a morning interview. shops, professional development seminars, your 1st month's rent when press the 2 key for an afternoon interview, or career fairs and an alumni Falcon Career Con- press the 3 key for the next available time. nection. The excellent Center for Career Re- signing a new fall lease (Press either 1.2 or 3). sources offers you career and employer infor- mation and current job vacancies m ALL fields. • expires 2/17/93' It you have selected a time, then you many Registered students are direcdy referred to press the pound (#) key to accept the time, or employers in their desired career fields. Insure press the star (*) key to reject. your access to these services by registering with the Career Planning and Placement Ser- SIX FREE WINGS one coupon per lease If you have pressed the pound (»> key, the vices in your final year at Bowling Green State system wiH say: "An interview has been reser- University ■O WITH ORDER OF 24 O: M jst be present at lease preparati on "' ved for you al (time)." Press the star (*) key to schedule another or the pound (#) key to return Monday, February 22 to start. Kmart PHIliy STEAK SANDWICHES • BUFFALO WINGS Owens-Illinois WORLDS GREATEST HOAGIES • BEER IN/TO GO $50 FIFTY DOLLARS $50- CompuServe -•

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continued from p. 11 •••Awesome Spring Breeksl Bahamas Cruise CANCUN MEXICO 1990 FORD TEMPO Pwr locks, ak. auto, mint SERVICES OFFERED Includes Meals (279, Panama City Room with Spring Break #1 Choioell WANTED condition, very well maintained. $6,000 retail, Kitchen $119, Key West $249, Dayiona (Kitch- 7 Nkjhl Party Package Including R.T. Air asking $5,500 060 Call 372-4147 or GONE DADOY FINCH! ens) 1149, Cancun 8459, Jamaica 14791 (Chicago) and Lodging Starts at 8428. 354-2137. Youwant'em? Pregnant? Need support? 1-800-8784388. 1-800-8454788 We've gol'em' 1 male roommale tor Spring semester. Colum- Cancun, $429. Dayiona $149: Panama CHy. College Democrats We can help. FREE and conndenSal services. $119. Spring Break trips going fast. Call Joe for Pregnancy tests, counseling and support bia Court Apia $17S*mon'h ♦ all utilities Fur- AIDS BENEFIT CONCERT ••CONGRATULATIOMS" Do you have a case ol the winter blues? nished. Cel Kevin or Dan 353-1154 ASAP. reev. 353-2226. W2/10at Howard's groups BG Pregnancy Center 354-4873. Lee and Geoff on the SWEAT.it out! CHEAP! FBI/U.S. SEIZED p'us 8 other bands! Grand Opening of your Come work out with others and get fit together Female sublessor needed. Own room in 2 89 MERCEDES $200 Jufasno'a Pizza Informational meeting Feb. 8. 5 pm at SRC. bdrm. apt Avail, now. Call Johanna at 86 VW ISO Golden Kay Members PERSONALS 1616 E Wooster For more information eel 372-7482. Informal Orhcer Interviews'! 352-4185. 87 MERCEDES _ $100 352-7112 Friends ol the Deal Tues . Fab. 9th st 9p.m. Beet Pricee In Town 65 MUSTANG $50 Come Join us on Fab. 7th al 8:00 pm in 202 Grsd student to snare apartment lor 93-94 Choose from thousands starting $50 1IHBA t SCHOLARSHIPS t Open law -tree delivery Education. Hear all of the exciting details about school vest Own room. 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Tiffany Trenor - •- Carrie Waller Alpha Phi" Sigma Chi- Alpha Phi Kappa * Pi Kap' Kappa' Pi Kap Alumni Room of Union The Sisters ol Kappa Kappa Gamma would Bolle Ski Goggles for $50 Michelle Pular -*- Tracy Gray Congratulations Kim my Eis on your recent la- Call Matt St 372-1063. Cat 2-2843 lor reservations like to congratulate Jackie Barnetton her lava- Shelley Balmt -'- Jute Wright valienng by Chns Mapesl HELP WANTED lienng to Pi Kappa Phi Jell irsnnon THE BLOODMOBILE S COMING! Alison Donnelly •'• Shana Keller Love, Jill 8 Jan Roxanne Wise -*• Jen Morton Kappa * Pi Kap * Kappa * PI Kap SM500 Connondale Ml. bike tram/forks (18") THE BLOODMOBILE IS COMINOI with cranks Burton Cruz 155 snowboard. Julie Smith •*• Mona Law "PHIMU-PHIMU" $200-$500 WEEKLY FEB.8-12 ATTHE N. E. COMMONS ATTENTION SPRING BREAKERSMI PARTY Make offers. Brad 874-5826. Kelly Ca/ruthers •*- Elaine Hnvnak Congratulations to Joyce Manns on he r Assemble products at home. 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FOR RENT Roses will be presold Feb. 1-5, 9:30-9:30 in late Lon Fields for being chosen Alumni Rep- w»l also be shown You must: Windsurfing. Gymnastics. Equestrian. Base the Union Foyer and delivered the Friday be- resentative of Panhellenic Cabinet. We love this Friday and Saturday * Be a full lime student ball. Basketball, Soccer. Hockey. Lacrosse. fore Vaiontine's Day you and are behind you 100%ll «MtONrOHT * Be a registered voter of Ohio Canoeing. Fencing, Riflery. Archery, Rocketry, 1 bdrm. apt. available for summer and Thla Week on Campus Connection ln210MSC. ' Have a cummualitve GPA ol Woodshop, Ceramics, Fitness, Dance. Piano, •SIGMA DELTA PI* fall at Willow House. 830 Fourth Si. Only 11.50 A2.SlorUndergradsand Guitar. Ropes/Pioneering, Nurses, Food Ser- -Exclusive mrannew with Joe Slaffan Spanish Honor Society Presents Sponsored by UAO A 3.0 tor Graduate Students Can for details 353-5800. •Women's Sell-Defense Class MOVIE CLUB vice. Upper Classmen Preferred Arfene: -Coach Gary Blacknoy * Be solvent with Bursar 1-800-443-6428. Aknodovar's Tune in this Sunday ai 10 p.m. ■ Meet all other requirements 1 bedroom house and 1 bedroom apartment. "What Have I done to Deserve This?" Wood Cable Channel 24 The terms last for two years and applications 126 S. Summit for Summer 1993 and 93-94 Sunday Night. Feb. 7,7:00 BA 113 — CONGRATULATIONS — ALASKA NODS musl be turned back in by 2:00. Friday. Feb. school year 1-267-3341 VIDEOTAPE YOUR VALENTINE MESSAGE! $1 Admission, Snacks provided BOSU WOMEN'S SKI TEAM 5th. SEASONAL WORKERS M-W, Feb. 8, 9, 10, 2-Sp.m. WBGU-TV Studio, OPEN TO EVER YONEI 2 GOVENORS CUPS IN A ROW! Summer Job directory Hats Troup St. Bnng VHS tape, your message and GOOD LUCK THtS WEEKEND, RELATIONSHIP GROUP!!! 300* contacts A teas vital Into 12 month leases starting May 15,1993 Did you grow up in an alcoholic substance for S3 we'll do (he resL Don't send a card, send OtrrAREOtONALBIDIH about Jobs you want. Act nowI 420 S. College ■ 3 Br. House $585 . unl "PhiMu"PhiMu" abusing home? Are you experiencing prob- -your sweetie a personalized message. Spon- Send 810 CH/MO * address to: 52S Msnville - 3 Br. House $550 * uol. Congratulations to Christy Dicillo on her recent lems in a current relationship due to someone BA Gibson Group P.O Boi 72508 530 MenviKe - 3 Br. House $400 e utl. sored by Campus Connection. Gonna Make You SWEAT'! lavalienng to Sigma Chi Tom Lickert. else's alcohol or other drug use. If this sounds Fairbanks. Ak 99707 605 Filth Apt A 4 Br. $600 • utjl. Supervised Workout Exetdse And Training like you, a support group Is now forming to en- 609 Filth St. - 2 Br. House $460 • uol. •*PHIMU**PHIMU" Come workout (swim/run) at the Student Rec hance communication in relationships around 1204 E. Wooster - 2 Br. Duplex $4501 utjl. Congratulations to Heidi Cvnbauar Center. This supervised workout w.n help you these Issues Please call Sheila or Ellen al ASSEMBLERS: Excellent income to assemble 1204 1/2E. Wooster on her pearling to Tom Hob. gel in shape forSprlng Break and tie 372-2130 for Information. Deadline 2/S93 products at home. Into 1 -504-846-1700 DEPT. 2 Br. Duplex $480. mil. SRC/Intramural Biathlon Workout at 5 pm OH-8255. 262 1/2 Troup Si -2 Br Duplex $360 . uOl — USO"*" Sunday-Thursday beginning Monday, Febru- Steve Smith-3528917 ary 8fh. For more information call 2-7482. Resume Service Attention Business students and entrepreneur Elections are coming soon student works painting is currently hiring self- Pick up your applications A ICENTER FOR CHOICE II KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA Special Student Package motivated students to (HI summer mngmt. posi- 4 bdrm. house. 1/2 block from campus. petitions for: SIGMA in depth interview today, typeset tions. Work in horns town this summer while •President/Vice Preeldent Avail.Aug16.12mo. lease only. resume with computer disk tomorrow earning $6,000-8,000 and gaming business Call 419-885-8307. • Abortion through 'At Large Senators G RAB A DATE AND MEET AT THE HOUSE $24 96 knowledge. Contact Paul Evans for more into. In 405 Student Services FOR A DATE DASH, FRIDAY AT 8:15. Satisfaction Guaranteed 1614)538-7885. 20 weeks February 8-12 850 Scott Hamilton 372-1848 Babysitter needed. Afternoons in Perrysburg. Petitions are due back by KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA Modern furnished. 2 bdrm. spl. for 4 people • Morning after Reliable transportation necessary. References Friday, February 12at 5:00p.m. SIO MA max. 2 blocks from campus. Laundry face. RISING JUNIORS: treatment required. Call 5370990. AC Water and sewer indud. No pets. 2 Get involved A make a difference' Need some extra cash Chiropractic/Medical Assistant Send resume reserved parking places. 9 mo. lease. $650 per KKG* KKG* KKG* KKG* KKG to pay off the Bursar? to P.O. Box 23190. Toledo, OH 43623. mo., 12 mo. lease $595 per month. Available Congratulationa to Jen Rosietti. Lara Stod Have your parents stopped May 93 287 3233 or 267 4255 after 6pm. PROUD TO dard, and Missy Vernon on receiving Panhel an swenng the phone and told CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING - Earn Cabinet Positions. you they moved? Then apply for the S2.000. (^^OCTO^ day, February 6 and 20th. camping, computers, A4C, video, radio. Cam- md Tanya Depuy "Mappy" lovee Shawn pus interviews on Tues . Feb. 23. Write SS Houses for Rent '£?£^Z?~~* 1-800-87T7420 Want Channel Dr., Port Washington, NY 11050-2216 12 mo. leases - May or Aug. New arrivals at Campus Pollyeyes To my 2 best friends & the most or call 1-800-456-7946 or(516) 883-3067. Tenant pays utilities -1 mo. dep. ■pet person, per night, based on 4 per room UmrledowlcfeesVals^jale.^^ "Duvei" from Belgium, "Batemans XXXB" from special people in my world: 730 Elm. 2 bdrm.. $360/May. England, "ASAHI" from Japan PLUS imported Part-time clerical help needed for BG manufac- Congratulations on your engagementi 734 Elm. 4 bdrm., 2 bath. $700/Aug. turer Various secretarial dunes, computer exp. beers from 13 other countrlesl Join us st 440 E. May happiness follow every footstep 217 S. College. 3 bdrm.. $5507Aug nee. Send letter of application and resume to Court. you bike. See you in Chicago. 233 W. Merry. 4 bdrm., with lofL $860/Aug. P.O. Box 406, Bowling Green. PN Sig • Phi Sig • Phi Sig I Love You Both. 128 Manville. 5 bdrm, 2 bath. $750/Aug. Remember To Grab Your Date Korte J.A.P. Pan-time telephone interviewers needed. No Call after 5pm ONLY 352-2330. And Meet In Prout at 7:1 SI sales! Perrysburg area $5mr. 1-874-9541. 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(Guise), a fresh-out-oMaw-school attorney whose great talent lies in EDITOR-IN-CHIEP plea bargaining, is assigned to de- Kirk Pavelich' fend two Marines accused of mur- dering the company screw-up. Hounding Kaffee is Joanne Gal- loway (Moore), special counsel for MANAGING EDITOR Internal Affairs, who is sure that Jane Kllgore there is more to the case than anyone wants to admit. Through their investigation, Kaffee and Gal- ART DIRECTOR loway uncover evidence that the two privates were acting under or- Laurel Pajer ders that could have possibly ori- by David Huffman ginated with their commanding Insider film critic officer, Col. Nathan Jessup (Ni- STAFF WRITERS cholson). From its very beginning, A Few Dave Baskind When a film has more than two Good Men is a full frontal assualt or three big-name stars, I usually of American icons and imagery. Curt Conrad take It as a warning sign that the The credit "A Rob Reiner Film" Courtney B. Gangeml producers have over-cast the mov- appears on the screen over a wav- ie to compensate star power for ing American flag, its brilliant reds Tom Cruise surveys the courtroom In "A Few Good Men." Dorian Halkovlch quality. stand out in great contrast to the David Huffman Given the cast of A Few Good darkly lit killing that preceeds the one works together in perfect uni- mactic scene In which Cruise Men - Tom Cruise, Jack Nichol- opening credits and call to mind in- ty, or it doesn't function. proves that he can hold his own Jason Hunt son, Demi Moore, Kiefer Suther- dividual questions of patriotism in This is, in fact, an argument that against the best of actors. land and Kevin Bacon -1 was ex- every member of the audience. Jessup himself emphasizes later, A Few Good Men is a con- Mellnda Monhart tremely worried that a lot of talent The remainder of the cast and stating that he does his Job or peo- sistently strong film throughout. All Mary Okorn was being thrown down the diain. technical credits are most likely Ig- ple die. Jessup runs his base as he of the actors deserve a great deal of However, director Rob Reiner's nored by the majority of the audi- sees fit, and is more than just a little credit, including Moore, who is less Jacqueline Porter film is tremendously involving and ence, who are unquestionably hostile to the investigating attor- wooden than usual in a relatively one of the most entertaining mov- mesmerized by the precision order neys when they pay him a visit. thankless role. Scott Rowe ies in current release. drills carried on by the soldiers in Just as Galloway interrupts the Ross Weltzner A Few Good Men is more or full dress uniform. This dazzling se- opening drill, her presence forever Reiner, who is still batting a less a very traditional courtroom quence emphasizes the machine- alters the "smooth" operation of 1.000 with his film record, Is also drama in which Daniel Kaf fee like nature of the military — every- Jessup's life and base. to be commended for constructing Jessup's is a life that needs to be a tightly paced and wonderfully rea- STAFF disrupted, however. He is a man lized movie. If he would have been PHOTOGRAPHER lel abyss. What does this all living In a dream world of power in able to resist the almost stifling mean?!?! I would tell you, but which he feels he can do no wrong, patriotism at the film's end, or tak- Jason Kamykowskl each of us must seek out our and Nicholson is chilling In the en out a few of the sunsetted Wash- own truths in life. role. This military madman throws ington Monument shots, I'd com- This week's musical con- out sexist and homophobic re- mend him even more. PRODUCTION undrum is a doozie. The let- marks with the confidence that he ter of the week: 'N', as In is beyond Judgment. It Is this super- A Few Good Men is now play- ASSISTANTS nooWe. The answer of the ior attitude that leads to his down- ing at the Woodland Cinemark Butch Phillips week: undeslred. The ques- fall on the stand in the film's cli- Five. tion of the week: Name any Darrick Ross of the New Kids on the Block's nine (yes, nine) Top From the Karen Scheuer 10 hits, each being a Eric Schmenk by Dave Baskind masterpiece in its own in- O.K., this has to be short and sweet because one of our editors The Incredible College of Musical evitable manner. (Bonus and another editor from that subsidiary publication, The BG Knowledge points if you want to admit to News, have to get home to retrieve their underwear from the trees COPY EDITOR the BG public that you own outside of their house. By the way, always lock your bedroom door "Life is lived forwards, but any of their albums, singles, before you decide to play practical Jokes on your housemates - es- Nlkkl Floros understood backwards." tapes, CDs or merchandise.) pecially (Mary, Heather) if they are bad sports. By the way, Carol, This comes to me via Rox- For being able to name any yours Is coming. Watch your step or you'll be crying for Argentina. anna Foster, this week's quiz Top 10 NKOTB hit, you can Neutrality has Its price. Insider Magazine Is winner, who said It came earn a FREE 3-item medium STOP! DON'T READ THE SOAP OPERA SECTION YET! Of published every Friday from Soren Kierkegaard. pizza from Cariy Cheena's in course, Insider Magazine is always up to date on the latest during the academic Roxanna said this "little Maumee PLUS a FREE soap-sagas, so we have even today's happenings in our column. year by the Board of piece of advice" was the best promo cassette from Finders So, say if you want to watch Guiding Ugh t today to see If Student Publications of holiday gift she received. Records And Tapes in BG. Bridget sells her baby or not, skip the soap page until after 4 p.m. Bowling Green State Also, Roxanna knew that "Dr. Dave's Incredible Col- However, If you wanted to find out if the father of Brooke's baby is University. "Listen To Your Heart" was lege of Musical Knowledge" Ridge or Eric (or another random man In the Forrester family), you Opinions expressed a'lhltforRoxette. encourages you to send your only have to wait until 1:30 p.m. to read the section on The Bold by columnists do not Hmmm, Roxette, Rox- entry, along with your name, and the Beautiful. necessarily reflect the anna.. . sound pretty similar. address, phone number and They say we can look forward to various changes and innova- opinions of insider Are you a group member?? quote of the week to 'Dr. tions in 1993, that it Is a year of many things to come. But cats? Magazine. Back to that quote, though. Dave's Quiz,' c/o 214 West That's right, four national animal-protection organizations have Insider Magazine It's amazingly simple, yet Hall or to plunge it into the named 1993 as the year of the cat. Keep reading, and you will find and BCSU are equal frustratlngly complex. It's wooden box of perpetual en- a feature story that will give you facts and myths surrounding your opportunity employers oblique In an obscure way. It lightenment in 210 West furry-purring-mouse-chasln'-lltter-kickln'-post-scratchin'-Meow and do not (Uscrimtaate somehow captures the imag- Hall. Your entry must be Mix-eatln'-5:00 In the morning matin' friends. Sends chills down In hiring practices. ination while leaving it un- received by 9 a.m., Tuesday, your spine, doesn't it? touched. It challenges one's Feb. 16 to be eligible. Keep Speaking of what the cat dragged in, those rock n roll fantastics creative energies although it on rocWn' In the free world; that call themselves Poison (hopefully they'll take a little) are Just swims circularly into a paral- 19 days 'HI Grammy. one band included In this week's list of music reviews. A

WMM m m ™ *lilltiriTf?l'*T 3SHS5£«i£ «£8* :?ie\?*-K-!W;)f*r« lfcStfj*.*iie.». IgigLNfcWMglJWg gCMAJLW 'Absurd' to take stage this weekend She received her undergraduate degree In theatre at St. Mary's Col- lege In Notre Dame, Ind., and received her master's degree In theatre at the University. In absurdist theatre there is no definite time or place, Shimmel says. "Instead of having a clear climax, Edward Albee Is more In- terested in exploring the problems Hot Singles: of love In an older relationship."

Here are the weekly charts for Matthew Delano, a junior the nation's best-selling recorded theatre major from Ravenna, will music as they appear in next by Melinda C. Monhart portray the role of He. Completing week's issue of Billboard maga- Insider staff writw the cast of two is Marcia A. Miller, zine. Reprinted with permission. a senior secondary educa- tion/English major from Maumee, Junior Matthew Delano and senior Marcia MUIer In a scene from "Counting the (Platinum signifies more than An Evening Qf The Absurd in the role of She. Ways." 1 million copies sold; Gold signi- takes the stage of the University nus); Mike Honnold, a Junior music fies more than 500,000 copies Theatre Department this week in The Real Inspector Hound, di- education major from North Can- sold.) what promises to be drama with a rected by Michelle Pagen, Foren- ton, Ohio, (Inspector Hound); Bar- twist. sics Team director, is a story that bara Nikodem, a Junior pre-IPC First on the bill for the evening is holds all the elements of a genuine major from Toledo (Mrs. Drudge) l."l Will Always Love You," Edward Albee's Counting the "whodunit" mystery with a few and Benjamin Organ, a sopho- Whitney Houston (Arista) (Plati- Ways, directed by teaching fellow twists and turns. more theatre major from Troy, num) Kathryn M. Shimmel. This Is a Ohio (the BBC voice). 2."A Whole New World," short play about communication "What appears to be normal Also, Martena Rogers, a Peabo Bryson & Regina Belle and the maturation of love. turns out not to be so normal after master's candidate in theatre from (Columbia) "This couple Is exploring their all," Pagen said. "Sometimes we Lock Haven, Pa. (Lady Cynthia 3"lf I Ever Fall in Love," Shai relationships after six to seven all tend to take ourselves too seri- Muldoon); Darren Kuhn, a Junior 1} (i s l (Gasoline Alley) (Platinum) years of marriage," Shimmel said. ously." musical theatre major from Cellna, 4."Saving Forever for You," "They're re-questioning what love Ohio (Simon Gascoyne); Ronald Shanice (Giant) is." Pagen Is a second-year doctoral Slogar, a senior liberal studies 5. •'Ordinary World," Duran Shimmel, originally from Pitts- student In theatre at the University major from Euclid, Ohio (the Duran (Capitol) burgh, Is a second-year doctoral and originally halls from Dunbar, Body); and Michelle Rohrer, a 6."In the Still of the Nile," student In theatre at the University. Pa. She completed her undergrad- sophomore communications edu- Boyz II Men (Motown) uate theatre work at California cation major from Barberton, Ohio 7"Mr. Wendal," Arrested University of Pennsylvania and (Felicity Cunningham). Development (Chrysalis) received her master's degree In 8/7," Prince and the New The Elsewhere theatre from the University. An Even ing Of The Absurd Power Generation (Paisley Park) production of "An Is an Elsewhere production to be 9."Rump Shaker," Evening Of The Absurd" "A lot of action seemingly staged in 411 South Hall. The pro- Theta Alpha Phi Wreckx-N-Effect (MCA) (Plati- doesn't make sense at first glance, duction runs today through Satur- num) runs today through a lot of repeating action," Pagen day, starting at 8 p. m., with a presents lO.'Tm Every Woman," Saturday at 8 p.m. with said. matinee show Saturday at 2 p.m. • Whitney Houston (Arista) The two critics In the play are Elsewhere tickets are $2 each a matinee show portrayed by John Klump (Moon), and are only sold on a first-come, Saturday at 2 p.m. a sophomore history major from first-served basis. There is no Ulysses Top LPs: Enon, Ohio, and Greg Bortz (Bird- reserved seating. Tickets must be Tickets are $2 each and Boot), a sophomore theatre major purchased at the door. 1." The Bodyguard' Sound- they must be purchased from Perrysburg. to track," (Arista) (Platinum) The players are Patrick Faherty, 2."Breathless," KennyG at the door. CINEMARK THEATRES from Dallas, Texas (Major Mag- Traction (Arista) (Platinum) 3."The Chronic," Dr. Dre CINEMA MAII (Death Row-Interscope) 1234 N. Main St. 354-055S 4."Unplugged," Eric Clapton All Shows $3.00 (Duck) (Platinum) after 6 p.m. with 5."Some Gave All," BiUy Ray Student ID Cyrus (Mercury) (Platinum) ALPHA Monday Ovu FltdB/: •"»■» ■ ton tflappro-iimfcity 4 p.m. 6."Timeless (The Classics)," Sotixooy t Sonooy: Ful Sohoduo Michael Bohon (Columbia) (Plat- la* Shorn Fri. 4 Sal. ONLY inum) XI ALAOOM-d 7."Ten,"PearlJam(Epic) ■..tonililiiirtLI* (Platinum) in"l.»»l"il»i'»'"»» AFoaGoodahn-R 8"lf I Ever Fall in Love," Shai I——.JMISf—>,a*—l—l1 ■M4BNR I >t,4:ll.»*».t 4* (Gasoline Alley) DELTA i tM.rm.mq.mntH'*. 41 9.'"Aladdin' Soundtrack," ASPEN EXTREME PC-13 by Albert Innaurato Paul On*. 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mix of the song "Love Me Down," -Steve Thomas which does have a Hip Hop feel, and the cut "The Feelln's Right" Poison which has a light house sound to it. Native Tongue All in all, this Is a good disc to Capitol Records throw on if you want to study to something that gives you back- ground noise, but you won't really I'll admit I've never liked Poison. feel compelled to sing along to it. While in high school I was dragged On the other hand, if you don't (kicking and screaming) to one of study too much, then maybe you their concerts. Talk about peer should Just leave this CD alone. pressure. Tisha Campbell Tlsha Capitol Records

Tlsha Campbell Joins Michael Damlan and Jasmine Guy as nota- Poison bles in the art of film and television attempting to Join the ranks of those in the world of music. The After listening to their latest -Scott Rowe only difference Is that this album, album, Native Tongue, I had to Half Way Home which is dubbed Tlsha, actually change my mind. I REALLY don't Half Way Home portrays a performer with some like them now. Now this may anger David Geffen Company musical talent and a wonderful the scores of Poison fans who voice. The ballads, "All Good have helped the band put stx sin- After Half Way Home's hor- Things (Come In Time)," "Broken gles In the Top 10, but hey, that's rendous first song, I thought I was Hearted," and "Love's Got A Hold why they call us critics. in for 40 minutes of walling with of Me" are reminiscent of songs on The album's lyrics are dlched Excederin written all over It. Karyn White's Ritual of Love and corny. Period. There are no However, after "Built for Fools" CD. exceptions. The slow stuff sounds was over, I was treated to a moving Unfortunately, the music on Ti- like the Black Crowes without bass track that was actually pretty sha Campbell's album falls to com- any soul. The fifth track, "Until tolerable. It got better actually as pliment her voice, In effect render- You Suffer Some (Fire And Ice)," Is the band switched from an sev- ing these ballads limp. The faster the only thing worth listening to. enties rock sound to bluesy moody songs on the album attempt seri- However, I do like the blues tracks. ously to be dance cuts, but only two sound of new guitarist Richie Kot- of them have the edge to make It to zen. He replaces C.C. Deville, the Lead singer Jennifer Barry has the charts In a reputable spot. On only guy In the music business who her good and bad moments. At the whole, this CD focuses on the gave the Cure's hair teasing a run times she sounds almost like that soft soulful tip of a generation be- for the money. Kotzen carries the stray cat that keeps bellowing at fore ours and many of the songs on band with some quality playing, but 3:30 in the morning when you're this record would be better If they nothing short of a literary miracle trying to sleep. But, at others she is were remixed to have a type of can save this album. as melodic as Billie Holiday, or as 90's Hip Hop-House feel to them. -Scott Howe upbeat as Janis Joplin. You could Such would be the case with a re- almost see them in the back- naha Campbell The Judy bat s ground, coaching her on. Pain Makes You Beautiful Guitarist Dean Zuckerman and Sire Records bassist Eddie Fagln also were able to carry out the country-blues Diversity is the key word here. sound to a'f - despite the weak GRAND OPENING The music on this album ranges points - mainly by the clash be- from soft ballads to Ned's Atomic tween the music and the singing. Dustbin style pop. Possibly the best song on the Pizza (regular, thin or thick crust) The Judy bats third full-length tape was a moody, bluesy song • Subs (hot & cold) album, Pain Makes You Beau- called "Jesus Rocked the Cradle." tiful, can be soft and sugary or The jazzy notes and reflective • Salads grungy pop. Lead vocalist Jeff He- words are enough to make anyone • Garlic bread iskell's talented voice changes In want to contemplate joining a mood and sound from song to monestary. • Party discounts song. The result Is textured guitars How 'bout this for a line? "Just and light, lush melodies with surpr- because Jesus rocked the cradle carry out & delivery ising depth. It's one of those doesn't mean he was no super- albums that grows on you, con- star." Wow. 352-7112 sistently finding its way back In the All in all, not a bad listen, but this 1616E.Wooster tape deck for no apparent reason. is a band that should be heard in a "1 Bowling Green Nothing on this album stands dark smoky bar with cheap beer out. Including their first single, "All and red vinyl seats. The tape just Two Large Pizzas Free delivery! Day Afternoon," but It has no doesn't give them the credit they Cheese and one item on each weaknesses. It's just plain good. could deserve. Free thick crust! The Judybats may not find the -Jacqueline Porter $9.95 commercial success of their first • Exp. 4-30-93 Free extra pizza sauce! • No other coupon IP, Native Son, but their talent with this offer <^ campus special shows. Heiskell says, "I don't feel like we fit In, which is good and bad. 'Alternative' music seems to be ON110" Pizza much more of a fashion show than Cheese and one Mem Top 40. What we do Is get ONI Large Italian Salad $1.00 OFF! together In this trashy little neigh- Any Pizza TWO (12 oz.) Soft Drinks borhood In Tennessee and we All for one great price write music. That's what we do." i No other coupon $6*95 If you're looking for a cure for -De> 4J0-M Oj 10 with this offer the "grungies," Pain Make* i No other coupon vdth WtoNtr <£ You Beautiful Is the prescrip- tion. ■ ..»*»**» H.4.4.. .9fM*K&?*.

HBHWHH sSli^iftSSWs! ~J More chills from the master King digs deep into the real world issue of domestic violence

decimating diseases - Dolores Chlborne smacks more of reality "Dolores Claiborne" contains grisly accounts of than fiction. The story centers around the death and murder to satisfy those of us who relish events of the day of a total eclipse, Video Sales: King's macabre style, while quite a bit of irony and when Dolores Oalbome's hus- humor lighten the somber tone of the book. Here are the weekly charts for band, Joe, mysteriously falls Into a well and dies. Thirty years later, Maty K. Okorn, Insider Book Critic the nation's most popular videos questions about the death of her as they appear in next week's is- husband resurface when Dolores' sue of Billboard magazine. Re- employer dies suddenly while printed with permission. the world threatens to quench their and musings to explain how events under her supervision. fiery spirits. In the past dictated Dolores' future. 1 "Beauty and the Dolores, a staunch, foul- Dolores Claiborne contains Beast,"(Disney) Not only does this novel attempt mouthed woman, spends the entire grisly accounts of death and mur- to deal with domestic violence and book recounting the events leading 2."Sister Act," (Touchstone) by Mary Katharine Okorn der to satisfy those of us who relish its ramifications, It also explores up to her husband's death and try- King's macabre style, while quite a 3."Cindy Crawford's Shape Insider book critic the relationship between two Your Body Workout," (Good- ing to explain why he died - and bit of Irony and humor lighten the Times) women who seem to have nothing why he deserved to die. The actual somber tone of the book. in common. Vera - Dolores' em- time lapse from start to finish of the Read this book. If you don't en- 4"Beethoven," (MCA- Has Stephen King turned on his ployer - Is an old woman with a Universal) book Is only about two days, which joy reading about strong women readers? mysterious past. Common experi- 5." 101 Dalmatians," (Disney) gets tedious when you want to overcoming adversity in the form Dolores Chlborne, King's most ence links the two women move forward and find out what of husbands, you will enjoy reading recent novel, will disappoint together, and none of the experi- happens. Once again, as In Ger- the parts that are signature Ste- 6 "Casablanca: 50th An- readers who expect to be led ences were good for either woman. niversary Edition," (MGM-UA) ald's Game, King speaks almost phen King - cracked skulls, torn through fictitious worlds of malevo- They are an unlikely pair, reluctan- entirely from within his character's and hanging sinews and murderous 7."Batman Returns," (War- lent monsters and population ner) tly giving each other strength when mind, allowing many flashbacks Impulses. 8.'Playboy 1993 Video Playmate Calendar," (Playboy) UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO 9."Playboy: Sexy Lingerie V," (Playboy) 10'The Rocky Horror Pic- ture Show," (Fox) WEEKEND FILMS Video Rentals: FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY l."Boomerang," (Para- mount) FEBRUARY 5 & 6: 2."Lethal Weapon 3," (Warner) "A NIGHT OF WHOOPI" 3."Housesitter," (MCA- GHOST Unl versa]) 4."Patriot Games," (Par- 7:30PM & 9:45PM amount) 5."Honey, I Blew Up the EMMANUELLE II Kid," (Disney) MIDNIGHT ONLY 6."Sister Act," (Touch- stone) 7."Universal Soldier," FEBRUARY 12 & 13: (Live) 8."Buffy the Vampire A LEAGUE OF Slayer," (Fox) THEIR OWN 9."Raising Cain," (MGM-Universal) CO-SPONSORED BY THE 13TH ANNUAL 10."A Stranger Among BOWLING GREEN LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE Us," (Hollywood) FRIDAY: 9:45PM & MIDNIGHT ♦ CLUB 21 4 ONLY Copyright 1993, Billboard 153E.Wooster 352-1395 SATURDAY: 7:30PM, 9:45PM & Publications, Inc. MIDNIGHT The RICH MICHAELS BAND CLA-ZEL THEATRE Grand Opening - Friday, February 5 FEBRUARY 26 & 27: * 21 and over! GREASE 8PM & 10PM CLUB 21 CLUB 21 CLUB 21 CLUB 21 CLUB 21 CLUB 21 CLUB 21 Nightly at 7:00 SATURDAY NIGHT Sat. & Sun. Mat. 2:00 & 4:15 ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex e; FEVER Nightly THETA CHI Fall 1992 Dean's List MIDNIGHT ONLY at is 9:30 Ted Grambo ,'jW™t'Jjl 'ony lc'mmon ALL FILMS ARE SHOWN IN

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Bo tries to reach the ing him to believe the re- Carry scramble to dispose of evi- truck driver who helped him the by Dorian Halkovich lationship has been straightened dence. night of the accident. Insider staff writer out. Adam witnesses Dixie's strange mutterings. General Hospital: Young and the Restless: Mac takes out his frustrations Blade warns Neil that he is Generally, when students think Another World: on Ryan. Scotty seeks medical danger of losing Dru's love. about college life they envision Matt and Donna succeed at expertise about Dominique's Traci admits that she still has homework, partying and stress (not regaining Donna's fortune, but it health. Dominique vows she will feelings for Brad. Lauren necessarily In that order). Few stu- hits a snag when Michael returns live her life to the fullest even receives another piece of the dents think of a scary, underlying /nsWer/Morty Clous Charlotte's Web to Bay City. Loma seeks profes- though she is ill. Nude pictures puzzle from Sheila. Victor be- problem that plagues people all sional help. Grant has a visit from Tiffany's past resurface. comes upset when Jack inter- over the nation and is rapidly grow- Ion), Irish Nannies, and Chase B from Vicky's father. Ryan finds Karen can't get Jagger off her feres in the situation with Vic- ing on college campuses. and the Throwback Brigade. out who was behind Grant and mind. Brenda can't seem to stay toria. Victoria moves out. All the bands are donating their Vicky's death threats. The cou- away from him. The problem is the fatal disease time to the cause and the various ple's high-profile wedding be- AIDS. Although it has been in- sets will be as long or short as the gins. creasingly in the news, awareness band itself determines, beginning Guiding Light: Beverly Hills 90210: about the disease remains at a at 7 p.m. and running until close or Harley is devastated by her Dylan s mother. Iris, returns to fairly low level. The College Dem- the bands themselves run out. As the World Turns: father's betrayal. Mallet prom- Beverly Hills to open up his trust ocrats are sponsoring their Second The musical array stems the var- Mac learns he has Alzheimer's ises to reunite the Cooper chil- fund for him. Jack continues to Annual AIDS Benefit Concert Feb. ious forms of musical enterprise disease but he withholds the dren with their father. Blake plot with shady characters over 10 at Howard's Club H in an effort from Seattle-type grunge to alter- news from Nancy. Holden and moves in with Ross before the use of Dylan's money. Iris to raise students' consciousness native; acoustic to heavy Marsha give into their feelings. checking with him first. Nadine teds Brenda not to give up hope and also to raise money for David's metal/thrash with funky rap Julie shares her concerns about begs Harley to keep her mouth on Dylan. Brandon makes big House In Toledo. thrown in for good measure. Just Caleb's Jealousy with Lisa and shut about Frank Sr. Alan- bucks from gambling on a bas- "What David's House is is an about everyone can find something Andy. Lucinda and John grow Michael and Nick are devastated ketball game and buys expensive alternative to lying in a hospital to her or his taste. closer in the midst of Holden's by the news that Alexandra's gifts for his mom and Brenda. bed.... It's a more humane way to "I'm just pumped about the latest crisis. Scott pledges his chartered yacht was ship- David is offered a recording con- be treated for the disease," ex- bands.... This gtves a chance for all love to Neal. wrecked - with no sign of her. tract on the condition that he plained Michael Brennan, public the 18 and-over crowd to see some dump Steve as his manager. relations adviser for the College of the bands, old and new, especial- Democrats. ly since Good Tymes has closed," Bold and the Beautiful: Loving: Melendez said. Sheila's plan is almost bot- Steffi dares Casey to do some- The AIDS Benefit Concert Not only will the music be pro- ched by Mike but she manages thing reckless. He ends up Melrose Place: raised about $ 1,400 last year for vided to entertain the crowd, but in- to repair the damage. Sally ques- spending a night on the town. Alison and Billy spend the David's House and Is expected to formation about the disease and tions Jack's feelings. Karen and Ally rejects Casey's marriage weekend with Amanda at her raise about $2,000 this year, ac- common misconceptions about It Macy draw battle lines Brooke proposal, believing the re- lakeside retreat. Alison catches a cording to Sam Melendez, the will be distributed throughout the and Ridge remember Caroline's lationship would ultimately be cold and is miserable but the CDs' vice president. All the money night. And If some of you need dying wish. Stephanie confronts doomed. Gwyn threatens Isabe- sparks fly romantically for Billy collected at the door will go directly more encouragement to support a Karen about using her dead sis- Ue with exposing the truth about and Amanda. Jake and Jo de- to David's House to help support good cause and Just have a fantas- ter to reunite Ridge and Brooke. Clay. Then she collapses. Trisha ckle they can't wait any longer programs and retain the necessary tic time, they're giving out FREE turns her back on her family after and they make love for the first care that people with AIDS and CONDOMS!! (Of course they're they refuse to divulge the truth time. Alison tells Billy she who are all alone desperately need. doing this to support the cause and Days of Our Lives about Stacey. doesn't want him to date "It was a huge success last year, spread their message but you can John attempts to leave Salem Amanda because it will interfere and I expect this year to be a lot take it any way you choose.) but Marlena convinces him to with her work relationship. He better," reported Jim Grant, who is The College Democrats hope to stay. An intimate moment be- One Life to Live: dates her anyway. Alison breaks in charge of booking shows for see a lot of people out supporting tween the two ignites into pas- Clint's anger gets the best of down and decides to give Keith a Howard's. the cause and enjoying themselves sion and they sleep together. call. in the process. As Melendez said, him after he realizes that Viki The concert will feature nine "It's the Bowling Green version of bands in all. Of the nine, some Lollapalooza," complete with the might be familiar, but a few of them political statements about AIDS are new to the area and to the bar and even a T-shirt to commemor- ROCK GOSSP FROM Veronica Sheets of Finder's Re- scene. The performers are Walhy ate the occasion. The shirts will nin cords & Tapes believes everyone Pleasant, Gone Daddy Finch, about $8 each and have a list of the THE BUCK SWAMP should enjoy the Atlantic Re- Derek Wolfgram, Charlotte's bands on the back, local support cords release of Happy Hour Webb, Paste (formerly Merry and a logo on the front promoting U byKing Missile. And lastly, Jim Can Men), Sweaty Whiskers, the death of ignorance toward the Cummer from Madhatter Music P.F.E. (Escaped Fetal Pigs reun- disease. Corp- selects the new 7-inch split single by Tar and Jawbox.The two groups cover each other's ver- sion of the song "Static." Accord- Vambo Marble Eye ing to Cummer, the cut sounds "nasty." WEDNESDAY: The Janglers at BABY, WHY DONT WE...: Easystreet, AIDS Benefit Concert WTJUS^CJ^^^i P^Bl4 RUN OUT AND SNAG...: Jeff TONIGHT: The Rich Michaels at Howard's Club H, Variety Pack ■1 IMM ■sV^Ll ^^B Bs^Bf DeWitte of Record Den thinks Band at Club 21, Tie Dye and and Country Night at Gamers «**■■ ^^^^^^^Ba BBi 1 1 1 everybody should check out Harvest at Easystreet, rtob Wallet THURSDAY: Akoostik Hookah at t - -*H ■ Bj kj V the Sire Records release Star at Howard's Gub H, Black Onyx at Easystreet, The End at Howard's w n| I M by the Incomparable Belly "be- Gamers SATURDAY: Tie Dye and Club H, Vambo Marble Eye at ■ cause Christin likes It." According Harvest at Easystreet, Rob Wallet Frankle's In Toledo. B-%T tM 111 llafl to DeWitte, the cut is mellower at Howard's Club H, Black Onyx at than Mary's Danish but It's hard- Gamers MONDAY: The Chamber er than 10,000 Maniacs. 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The Egyptians worshipped Do you have time to devote cats. When a cat died, the en- to a cat? Although cats are eas- tire family would shave off their ily litter-trained, they are not eyebrows In mourning. Killing "no maintenance" pets. If your a cat brought a sentence of lifestyle Involves plenty of trav- death, and once a cat had died, el, maybe a pet isn't for you. its remains were mummified. Story by: JaneKilgore Do you have the money to Because a cat curls Into a devote to a cat? Between circle, ancient people believed Photos by: Jason Kamykowski shots, vaccinations, food and the cat symbolized eternity. toys, no pet Is cheap. In fact, In olden times in Slam, the latest figures from the pet Siamese cats were buried with Ah, 1993...the year of Clinton's Inauguration, the "Cats are lovely and everyone needs both beauty and Industry estimate that a cat can monarchs. When the cats cat, more bad TV sitcoms, the rooster In China and love In their lives. Cats have been domesticated for cost up to $8,500 over its life- struggled out of holes left In the more parking tickets. Hey, wait a minute. Who said it 4,000 years and It is about time we had a year to time. tomb for that purpose, the was the year of the cat? The answer is the nation's honor them." Are pets allowed In your people believed the monarch's four largest animal protection organizations. Cats are often misunderstood by even those who house or apartment? Many soul had gone to heaven. The The Humane Society of the United States (HSUS), aren't afraid of them - one of the most popular mis- landlords are willing to nego- escaped cat then lived out its The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty conceptions is that cats are a "no maintenance" pet. tiate permitting pets with either life in a special temple. to Animals (ASPCA), the Massachusetts Society for "Cats are not second-class pets," Gus Thornton, a security deposit or testimon- The hair from a black cat the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (MSPCA) and president of the MSPCA said. "In exchange for their ials from previous landlords was supposed to cure a num- the American Humane Association (AHA) have friendship, love and devotion, people should provide that your cat Isn't destructive. ber of ailments, from hives to joined to give some basic lessons about what has be- cats with the same level of care and protection as Don't try to beat the lease - if swollen eyelids. come America's most popular pet. Incredibly, pet they provide their dogs. Fluffy' s needs for a nutritious you're caught, your cat pays by cats outnumber pet dogs by 5 million. diet, training, grooming, veterinary care (including losing a home. Myths about the cat persist "Cats have slowly crept up to win people's spaying and neutering) and safety-conscious supervi- Are you willing to get your even in modem times. hearts," said Marc Paulhus, HSUS vice president for sion are similar to Rover's needs, and of course all pet spayed or neutered? Over Gits are a "no mainte- companion animals. "Unfortunately, people's know- companion animals deserve our respect and love." the period of seven years, one nance" pet. There Is more to ledge of cats hasn't kept pace with their love for cat and her young can have owning a cat than giving It them. We want to make 1993 the year we demystify The groups will be sending educational material - 420,000 kittens if allowed to some food and water. Actually, the cat." s including public service announcements - to animal breed. Every year, millions of cats need regular veterinary "We felt that It was Important that the cat issue be shelters throughout the nation regarding The Year of animals are put to death In care and, most Importantly, more talked about, seeing as though shelters are re- the Cat. The campaign's goal is to focus attention on animal shelters because there love and attention. ceiving just as many cats as dogs," said AHA Com- the responsibilities of owning cats. aren't enough homes for them Cars can revert to a wild mittee Coordinator Cathy Rosenthal. "A lot of peo- "The Year of the Cat In 1993 will enable us to all. state If left to fend for them- ple thought we chose the cat because of Socks now bring the plight as well as the joys of cat ownership to One cat or two? If you have selves. Countless cats are being in the White House, but It Is just a wonderful a national audience," said the director of AHA's the space and can handle the dropped off In the country with coincidence that helps us show that cats are not sec- Animal Protection Division, Dennis White. veterinary bills, you might want the misguided belief that they ond-class citizens." "Through local shelters and our respective organiza- to consider adopting two cats will be able to survive in the Because cats are often depicted as mysterious fig- tions, various activities and programs will be con- at a time, especially if you are wild. Cats who are used to be- ures, some people fear and even abuse them. ducted throughout the year to provide the cat owner away from home all day. They ing house pets are often terri- "Cats are mysterious and everyone loves a with insight Into the unique nature of our feline will keep each other company fied by the outdoors and traffic mystery," said Roger Caras, ASPCA president. friends." and will be less likely to be des- and are vulnerable to preda- tructive out of boredom. tors, disease, traps and poison. —— An adult or kitten? An older Cats can safely land on cat will probably have had Its their feet from any height. initial immunizations, and it is While some studies show that more likely to be trained. It will cats can land on their feet also probably have gotten over when they fall from limited the frisky kitten stage, which heights, they should never be can be exhausting for those allowed near open windows or looking for peace and quiet. porches In multiple-story build- Do cats need to go to a vet- ings. They could lose their foot- erinarian regularly? Cats, as ing and there Is no guarantee with any pet, can develop a that they will land safely. number of health problems Cats will suck the breath with symptoms that are hard to from sleeping infants. Cats I detect. To keep your cat are curious by nature, and they healthy, it Is essential that it see may want to climb in a crib to a veterinarian regularly - and Investigate. Although they may to keep it from getting sick in accidentally scratch a baby, the first place. they won't suck its breath. Can cats be trained? Cats Cats have nine lives. The are generally independent but legend is that you can't really can be trained to live within kill a cat until it has used up its most of the rules of your ninth life. The truth is, of house. Praise your cat for do- course, that cats have only one ing the right thing, and give a life. firm 'no' when It misbehaves.

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TMC Movie: "Gaslight" Movie: "Ernest Scared Stupid |Movie: "Ski School" Movie: "Caps Fear"

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