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News in Brief USGto

Accounts will be safe begin

The possible sale of Trustcorp, Inc. is un- plans likely to effect the money students keep in their accounts at the bank, according to Rich- ard Douglas, associate professor of economics by Barbara Beverly at the University. news copy editor

Trustcorp was put up for sale by its board of This summer Undergraduate directors on May 10, after having written off Student Government President $76.6 million in loans. Many of the loans were Kevin Coughlin had the choice to on projects designed to re-develop downtown work in Washington, D.C., but Toledo. he made another choice - he chose to stay in Bowling Green Douglas said the sale of a bank is like the to work for the students. sale of any other business in that the new Coughlin passed up the oppor- owner must honor all of the contracts the pre- tunity to work in Vice President vious owner established. Dan Quayle's office or on one of two senate committees. Last "A sale wouldn't matter to me if I were a summer, he worked on the customer of Trustcorp," he said. "I don't committee preparing for the fall think the bank is in danger of failing." Republican Convention, he said. Coughlin said he wanted a job Even if the bank did fail the FDIC insures in Washington, D.C., so he pur- money kept in bank accounts up to a certain sued one by being a "nuisance amount, Douglas added. Also, loans owed to a with a lot of senators." failed bank become payable to the FDIC. However, this summer Cough- lin said he hopes to get a jump on Douglas said some people might wish to his coursework, making his move their money for reasons other than con- class load lighter in the fall and cern over the safety of the bank. spring, as well as working on student government concerns. '' I thought it best to get a jump "Some people feel patriotic and want to on things, something that no keep their money at a locally-owned bank," he other president has done," said. Another reason for moving funds may be Coughlin said. fear of dissatisfaction with the new manage- He said he plans to use the ment, Douglas added. whole summer to gear up for fall semester. But Coughlin is not the only student leader working this Cellist is resident artist summer. Coughlin said each cabinet member is presently working on a project. iolo by Erie Mull For example, USG Vice Cellist Alan Smith, University associate Summer Education President Colleen McGinty has professor of music, is a resident artist this been coming back to the Univer- week in Mexico City. He is giving lessons and Ed Shult*. junior finance major, is working lor the grounds department to help finance his education while sity once every three weeks to conducting classes in cello repertoire at the he lakes summer classes at the University. work on the fall elections, he University of Mexico. D See Coughlin, page 3. He is also scheduled to give three concerts and will be assisted by his wife, Diana Smith, on the piano. Smith was invited to the Univer- sity of Mexico by its music director, Jorge Suarez, as a result of a tour last summer by Alcohol violations a summer problem the Bowling Green String Quartet. by Deborah Hippie students attending summer sessions camp said alcohol consumption is dence halls, he added. staff reporter cannot legally drink alcohol. declining because of the change in May grad wins award However, some students resort to drinking age. but Lewis said the For two alcohol violations, which using false identification cards to problems resulting from alcohol may be bringing alcohol into the re- Editor's Note: This is the first of a enter bars or purchase alcohol from consumption remain constant. sidence halls or drinking in students' William McGowan, a May graduate of the three-part series. local liquor stores. By doing so, false The "Grandfather Clause," which rooms, the student will be suspended University, won a $1000 American Chemical identification card owners are allows those who turned 19 before from classes at the University, he Society national award for his undergraduate The effects of the indulgences of committing a misdemeanor and July 31, 1987 to drink beer, expires said. research in agriculture and food chemistry. alcohol are not as apparent in the face up to a $1000 fine, Lewis said. this July, but University officials do summer as they are in the fall and "It is a pretty serious offense," he not expect the rules regarding According to Lewis, summer He will present his research in the fall at the spring semesters, however, the con- noted. Lewis added that most first- underage drinking to change. freshmen of any age can not violate American Chemical Society national meeting sequences are still the same, accord- time offenders receive a $500 fine. According to Olscamp, University the University alcohol policies or in Miami. His work deals with the pho- ing to an investigator with Campus Alcohol consumption is also a con- alcohol policies will not be altered they risk being "asked to leave". todynamic action of the natural dye curcumin Safety and Security. tributing factor in the increasing because of the expiration of the in killing bacteria. Although the summertime brings number of date rapes reported each "Grandfather Clause." Although the University strictly campus life to a quiet standstill, year, Lewis said. "Alcohol is the "We will stick with the ones we've enforces its alcohol policies, Ols- Curcumin is a compound that has been used there are still problems regarding direct reason behind these date got ... alcohol use on campus is de- camp said he does not think the state as a medicine, a spice and a coloring agent. alcohol and the drinking age, Sgt. rapes...the date gets out of hand clining because of the laws, there laws are effective. The state laws Charles Lewis of Campus Safety and from drinking too much," Lewis were far fewer kegs this spring (in are effective in limiting alcohol pur- Security said. added. comparison to the number of kegs in chases, Olscamp said, but they do Two problems resulting from al- Few date rapes are reported be- previous semesters)," Olscamp not stop the use of alcoholic bever- Prof is invited to Italy cohol use facing the police are false cause the victim is embarrassed or said. ages by underage drinkers. identification cards and violent acts feels at fault, he pointed out. Al- Doris Davenport, University assistant influenced by intoxication, he said. thoughpolice realize alcohol is a fac- Lewis said the police will enforce "I am against the laws passed be- professor of English, has been invited to give Because of drinking age laws that tor in date rape, they are unable to whatever alcohol policy the Univer- cause they do not inhibit drinking," a series of poetry readings this month in Italy. prohibit those who have not reached assess the exact percentage of alco- sity implements. However, the Olscamp said, adding he expects She has been in Italy since May 20 and will the age of 21 from obtaining and hol-related rapes, he said. drinking policies are different in the this summer to be like every other remain until May 30 at the invitation of the drinking alcoholic beverages, most University President Paul Ols- summer tor those living in the resi- summer. University of Milano. Franco Meli, assistant professor of Ameri- can literature at the University of Milano, in- vited Davenport after hearing her read her University searches for new registrar poetry at a meeting of the Society for the Study of Multi-Ethnic Literature in New York. by Amy Zitzelberger master's degree and five years of experience re- regulations and records, she said, referring to the lated to the position, Pugh said. computerization of the office. Davenport said she is currently working on staff reporter She added experience with computers would be Whitmire, who resigned citing personal reasons, a book about contemporary black women helpful because the new Student Telephone Acces- has accepted a position with University computer poets. Though Registrar Duane Whitmire has resigned sed Registration (STAR) system ana registration services. from his post as University registrar, students office both heavily depend on computers. "While I'm there, I'll be studying the Ita- should expect no delays in the operations of the of- Pugh has also worked on the STAR system since After serving as registrar for two and a half lians' response to the black women poets I'm fice of Registration and Records, said Susan Pugh, its beginning, but she has not yet decided whether years, Whitmire has chosen to take the position of writing about," she said. interim registrar. to apply for the position of registrar, she said. microcomputer systems analyst, according to A national job search gathering applications for Pugh said her involvement with the registra- Richard Conrad, director of computer services. the position will continue through June 12th, Pugh tion system will weigh heavily in her decision. "I saia. don't want to turn ithe STAR system) over to Dalton and Conrad confirmed that Whitmire re- Weather Christopher Dalton, vice- someone else," Pugh said. signed because he prefers the computer services president of Planning and Budg- Whitmire was one of the key people in acquiring job to the more stressful position of registrar. eting, said he hopes to have a the STAR system, she noted. He was responsible Today:Partly sunny with highs new registrar in place by the be- for gaining the support of the Board of Trustees, Conrad said Whitmire will be working with user in the mid 60s. Low tonight in the ginning of fall semester. He said she added. areas - departments interested in using computers low 50s. he expects approximately 50 ap- The registrar's most significant responsibility, - to design programs that will fit their specific plications for the position. Pugh said, involves preparation of statistical re- needs. Dalton is responsible for ap- Corts filed with the Board of Regents, which affect Thursday:Sunny, high in the pointing a search committee of hiversity funding. Whitmire will then coordinate efforts of the pro- mid 70s, low in the mid 50s. five or six people to review ap- In addition, she said the registrar has responsi- grammers in implementing the design and writing plications and to narrow the field L bility in four other areas: registration which in- of the programs, he said. m Whitmire Extended outlook:Sunny. of candidates to three to five people.' cludes records and transcripts; scheduling which The committee will then interview the final can- includes room assignments: commencement; Conrad noted that Whitmire's new position is didates and make recommendations to Dalton, and transfer student services. •really a beautiful fit" because WMmire has who after interviewing, will make a decision. Pugh expects many qualified applicants because taught computer sciences at the University and The criteria for a new registrar include a the University has been on the "forward edge" of hasliad experience with various user areas. THE BG NEWS

2 ISNawi May 24,1989 Editorial

HOHWAMKE Alcohol policy ARAFAT LOOK LIKE Am/cm>"/ AMOPERATE.,, helps students Alcohol — unfortunately, on the college scene it usually involves some sort of mischief or pos- sibly a criminal offense. Being charged with an alcohol offense or suffer- ing from alcohol abuse is not the way to begin a col- lege career. But, peer pressure, stress and availa- bility sometimes make it difficult for students to escape the crutch of alcohol. We support the University's summer alcohol pol- icy. The policy does not allow freshmen to consume alcohol in residence halls. The rule may seem too strict at times, especially if a freshman is of legal drinking age. DENNIS ROBAUGH ■ A MARKETSQUARE HERO However, most freshmen are not of legal drink- ing age, and in addition to enforcing state laws, the University is giving new students a chance to start out on the right foot. Trump secret star of commercials A policy will not stop a student from drinking il- legally, but it may help curb the number who do. by Dennis Robaugh and step into the squared circle stogie as he gives Trump a few ropes and clotheslined him. to kick some ass. wrestling pointers. Trump pressed "The Body" into Move over "Million Dollar "Hit low to the body, dazzle the air and slammed him to the Man," Trump the Billionaire him with your wealth, then put mat. There is a beer commercial on Bonecrusher wants to lock horns the mortgage-crushing head- Jesse was dazed. The man THEBG NEWS STAFF television with Jesse "The with "The Body." lock on the big muscle-bound with the mega-bucks was too LdllO' Barb Weadock City Reporter Lisa Schumacher Body" Ventura and a masked Can you imagine this? simpleton," Dave said. much for him. Managing Editor Dennis Robaugh Admin Gov'l Reporter Amy Zitzelberger challenger. Most people think "In this corner, weighing in at "Why thank you, David," an- Trump put a choke-hold on News .Copy EOitoi Barbara Beverly City Campus Police Tun Hoehn the masked challenger is Bob 321 pounds, Jesse "The Body" swered Trump, and he handed Photo Edtiof EM Mu" Production Asst Jenny Barna'd ' "The Body" and drained the last Assl Photo Editor Ash Vasudeva Production Ass I Patrick Michel Uecker. Ventura." him a $500 bill. ounce of strength from the beer- Sports Editor Don Hensley Production Ass t Lori ShoHenberger But I don't think so. The crowd roars. Letterman stuffed it in his soaked wrestler. h The BG News is published datfy Tuesday lhrouv Fitfay during me academic year end weeKfy durmg the I think it is Donald Trump. "And in this corner, weighing shirt and a thought bubble ap- Trump pinned Jesse and got a summer season Oy the Board ol Student Publications ot Bowling Green State University The man who built Trump in at a couple of million dollars, peared above his head. three-count. Ivana, his wife, ru- Opinions eiprossed by columnists do not necessarily reflect me opinions ot The BG News Plaza, the man who developed Donald Trump." 'You rich fool. This guy is go- shes in and plants a smooch on The BG Newt ana Bowing Green State University are eaual opportunity employers and do not Trump. The Game. The man The crowd boos, because discriminate in hinng practices ing to tear your legs off and stuff his cheek. She then took his The BG New$ will not accept advert.»mg that is deemed Oiacrwiaiory degrading, oi -nutting on the who sponsors World Wrestling Trump is the kind of guy who them down your throat.' wallet and headed off to shop. basis or face, sei or national origin Association matches in Trump flaunts his wealth and puts little In the other corner, "The Plaza. old ladies out of their tiny Body" was sucking down Lite It just goes to show that copynglM 1989 al ngMs reserved I think the guy just can't get apartments because they can't beers. Two cases. money can buy everything. Business Ot'ice Edito-ial Office enough. The man is just too ex- afford to pay the high rent with The bell rang and the two men 214 West Had Ph |419) 372-2601 citing. The high-stakes in- their social security checks. charged at each other. Trump What's next for America's 210 West Mad Ph |419) 372 2803 vestment, wheeling, dealing ty- Trump's manager, David Let- Eut "The Body" in a side- "cheapest" rich man? Maybe a Bowfcng Green Stale University coon wants to lace up the boots Bowling Green Ohio 43403 0276 terman. sucks on a large Cuban eadlock. He flung him into the movie with Schwarzenegger? 8 00 am to500pm Monday through Friday LETTERS Custodial expenditures on supplies and equipment are questioned Sprain helps writer understand Mrs. Coppler, Mike Sawyer is long to use than normal ones do, responsible in more ways than or the water pickups that have to one for our budget problems in be emptied after every two or My friend David works at a hankerchiefs, the doctors No problem, I said. I shrug- the swamp of repetitive redun- the Custodial Department. three gallons of water — that's cookie factory in McComb, revealed that the skin graphs ged my shoulders and pro- dancy. Where did the thousands of dol- more time and money being Ohio, six nights a week. Stand- restored at least partialmobi- claimed to the world that this lars come from to restore hall- wasted. Remember, we work on ing at the assembly line, Dave lity in his hands. Months of was not a problem. I meekly asked for help car- ways in the buildings targeted an hourly basis. has the double duty of boxing rigid physical therapy would But, then I slept on it wrong. rying objects, opening cans, for renovation, for example, cookies and making sure that a give Dave the use of at least This was followed by Her- and cooking - in general, swal- Hayes Hall and Overman Hall? small blade perforates the two fingers. culean-type tasks of buttoning lowing my pride. Where did the thousands of dol- And about the scrub crew boxes coming by him. Family and friends sighed shirts, tying shoes and getting lars come from for a totally filling the positions of the people Last Monday, a box became relief. The prayers and crossed toothpaste onto the toothbrush. I took off my bandage sooner equipped scrub crew, for exam- who were laid off. It must be in jammed at the blade and Dave fingers hadn't let them down. Even flushing the toilet be- than I probably should have, ple, truck, scrubbing equip- spirit and name alone because attended to it. He is still not The barrage of visits, calls, came peculiar as I forced into but I was already deathly ment, special floor strippers and physically they're never here. sure what exactly happened. and cards were not in vain as remembrance that the handle nauseated by my albatross chemicals? Another thing, how did these va- As best as Dave can put they kept Dave's spirits as high is on the left side of the stool, after just one day. cancies come about that the together, the blade kicked back as one could expect during the and always operated with my Thank God I don't have to go temporaries have had from at him toward his hands. He is ordeal. left hand. through that hell of Satan's do- Any idea he's come up Mike Sawyer when he started sure, though, that the pain felt The crisis was over. I went ing everyday. with seems to have a high price the scrub crew — how about oddly like having your finger back to my own trivial prob- For all of you who haven't tag on it. If we had any more that? Not too bad from a person caught in a car door. And, he is lems. noticed, almost all light swit- Then, I started thinking Mike Sawyers out here we would who's not to blame for the budg- sure of the blood splattering in Then, the other day, a funny ches are on the left side. about Dave. He may have to go be out of a job because students et. Open your eyes, Mrs. Cop- his face and of passing out thing happened. I slightly Furthermore, doors are awk- through this everyday for the wouldn't be able to afford to pler, you may be surprised at within seconds, but those sec- »rained my left wrist while wardly opened with your right rest of his life and cope with come here. what you see. onds seemed like years of pain. zing for a great save in rac- hand. Typewriters were made occuptional and dating biases Both of his hands were quetball. Too lazy to go to the with two-handed people in people may have toward him. And you say we've had better sliced. health center, I followed my mind. My sniveling seemed kind of equipment and better supplies Dave T.Jones David was flown via Life- roommate-turned-doctor's ad- petty. since Mike has been here? Like Night Custodial Flight to St. Vincent's Hospital vice and kept an ace bandage People peered twice, three what? Buffers that take twice as Overman Hall in Toledo. For two days, the wrapped around my hand for times at my awkward arm. I think I'll give Dave a call doctors pushed amputation. at least a day. "Wad did you do to your hand, and see if he needs a helping But, after many heart-felt He wrapped my wrist up to dude?" they said. Over and hand. One that is glad it is able prayers and tear-stained my finger-tips. over again. The words fell into to help. Gun control answer to violence, Accidents often happen in need to recognize that there is which people on the paranoid Racism issue only one real race, the human limitation ot access to weapons fringe with an itchy trigger race. We need to ask ourselves, Respond finger insist on carrying a piece, why do we have such an obses- The opponents of gun control then inadvertantly shoot people is alive sion with color? Shelton said unwaveringly demand that the torpedoes, inter-continental that they suspect to be crimin- that he was not a racist because right to bear firearms be bombers, spy satellites, and a als. For example, it is important on campus The BG News editorial lot more of who knows what. The to consider those people for "I evaluate each peron's moral Sage is your campus preserved, otherwise the streets Racism, defined in terms of worth solely according to their will be dominated by a bunch of race doesn't always go to the whom it is not prudent to enter- Drum. swiftest, nor the battle to the tain with a surprise party. This judging an individual person on values and actions..." Isn't that You don't have to be a outlaws. Their arguments are the basis of their race, is an is- what we all should do? We are in very straightforward: If guns strongest, but that's the way to person steps into his dark home, journalism major or even bet. Currently, the government flips on the lights and hears a sue that is alive on the Bowling college, a higher level of educa- a student to write a col- are outlawed, only outlaws will is the an odds-on favorite in a loud scream. Then in the middle Green campus. We, as students, tion, shouldn't we be intelligent umn. The News encour- have semi-automatic assault ri- civil war. However the oppo- of reloading for the third time he have read about racism, discus- enough to realize that this is the ages and welcomes any fles. However, as it now stands, nents of gun control still think realizes that the sign on the wall sed racism in the classroom, we way to evaluate another human and all guest columnists. only outlaws have them; who see and deal with racism in being? To judge a person for else in their right mind would that they need assault weapons reads "Happy Birthday" and what they are, not by their to preserve democracy. that he has just shot all his some form almost every day. As Letters to the editor want one? friends (this is a hypothetical a result of our own personal ex- color? Another argument against Currently, there are a lot of posure, we have developed indi- should be a maximum of gun control states that our fore- guns in circulation, but as gun situations meant to illustrate a 200-300 words in length and point). vidual personal opinions about Everyone deserves an equal should be typewritten, fathers intended us to have guns control opponents will tell you, racism. chance at everything from in order to preseve freedom. If it's not the guns that are dan- friendship to education, to job double-spaced, and signed. citizens weren't allowed to have Gun control is good for every- Address or on-campus f;erous, it's people. Unfortunate- Ray Shelton, offerred to us an Elacement, and we as students mailbox number along guns, a tyrannical central y, there are also a lot of people body. It can save cops from be- objective viewpoint of his re- ave the opportunity to start government would arise and in circulation and people keep ing killed by criminals, crimin- sponse to "solutions" to racism. giving each other a chance now. with your telephone num- enslave us. However, this notion als from being killed by each ber for verification, must getting bullet holes in their in- Although his article may seem If students on this campus start be included. was only valid in the days when nards. other, and innocent bystanders controversial because he does judging each other by their val- men carried muskets, and that's from being killed by cops or not see affirmative action or in- ues and actions, they will bring a The News reserves the all the government had, too. criminals. Imagine the world right to reject any materi- The recent ban on the import come redistributions as solu- part of this solution to racism al that is offensive, mali- Currently, the government has of assault weapons halted the with no gun control; going one tions to racism, I think Shelton Into the world when they leave cious or libelous. All sub- two million men and women on arrival of 900,000 weapons. We step further, imagine a world hints at the ultimate solution to this campus - the attitude that missions are subject to active duty in the armed forces, should applaud this ban becuase where everyone owned a gun. racism, which if we could set we are all one human race and condensation. nuclear missies, napalm, heat- it is leaving a lot of weirdos out The world would look something aside our individual opinions, we are all equal and deserve to Please address all sub- seeking missiles, nerve gas, of the headlines. It is also sti- like the wild, wild West or the might ease the tension surround- be judged as so. Maybe for missions to: blister agent, tanks, armored fling the plans of lots of young wild, wild East, depending on ing the issue of racism on our some, whether black or white, helicopters, supersonic aircraft, entrepreneurs of making tons of which side of Beirut came to campus. this might take a little practice, Editorial Editor nuclear-powered aircraft car- money selling crack because in mind. but isn't it worth a try? The BG News riers, ballistic missile submar- the crack business the competi- Tom Heineman The third part of Shelton's Carolyn Goins M» West Hall ines, anti-submarine nuclear tion can be deadly. lOME.WoosterSt. "Real Solution" to racism is the OCMB1999 THE BG NEWS

Local •GNew. May 24,1989 3

senators at the first fall assem- Tantash is currently workingon bly meeting for approval, a video workshop titled 'Ra- Coughlin said. cism 101," he said. This will be Coughlin said he does not feel presented at the new freshmen Three Fulbrights received orientation August 21. that the budget problems of this past school year had anything to do with the administration of USG is also working on an USG. He pointed out that USG academic ratings booklet, he University faculty net four Fulbrights in two years had an alloted $24,000 while said. Coughlin said Academic other universities of a similar Affairs Coordinator Linda Pop- size have budgets in the six-digit ovich has received and is now professional training in other He said he decided to apply for figures. compiling the ratings on busi- by Wynne Everett countries. a Fulbright scholarship after he ness courses at the University. staff reporter Every year approximately and his wife, Dorothy, vaca- The budget this coming year It should be ready before the 1,000 grants are offered in over tioned in Ireland. has been increased to $28,000, deadline for students to register 100 countries for lectureships, but Coughlin said it will have to for courses next spring, he said. Michael Doherty, University research, or teaching and "We spent a vacation in Ire- be spent intelligently. psychology professor, recently research. land and we just loved it," Eventually, each college will received a Fulbright Teaching Doherty said. He added that "We have to figure what's in be represented in this booklet, and Research grant to lecture Applicants must outline a plan around the time of the Irish po- the best interest of the stu- but budget constraints and and study at the University Col- of study or project that can be tato famine, all his ancestors dents," he said. "Too much last manpower requires that we do lege of Dublin in Dublin, Ire- Doherty Tweeny completed in one year. Grants were living in Ireland. year was squandered away on one thing at a time," Coughlir land, for the upcoming 1989-90 for one academic year of study co-sponsorships." said. He added this will hopeful school year. literature and American drama usually pay for round-trip Dohertys wife, who is a li- ly shorten drop/add lines. at University of Ljubljana in transportation, tuition, books, brarian at the Wood County Pub- He feels co-sponsorships need "With the price of tuition, we Doherty is the third Universi- Yugoslavia. health and accident insurance, lic Library, will accompany him to be limited for financial should be able to shop around" ty faculty member to be award- Currently, Ryan Tweeney, and maintenance. to Dublin and is enrolled to begin reasons because USG is "not a for the right course and instruc- ed the scholarship this year, and University professor of psychol- graduate study at the university program group, we're a tor, he added. USG is also plan- is the second member of the ogy, is researching the Doherty will be leaving for in library science. government.' ning to sponsor a town meeting psychology department to be nineteenth century physicist, Dublin in early September Hoping to improve USG's in the fall, probably in October, granted one in two years. Michael Faraday, at the Uni- where he will be teaching cogni- image with minority students on Bowling Green's water quali It is a relatively rare and im- versity of Bath in England. tive psychology while also Coughlin and avert misunderstandings, ty, Coughlin said. The city utili- pressive number of Fulbright researching judgement and de- Coughlin said he plans on mak- ties and water directors will be scholarship recipients for a "It is common for larger cision making and the psycholo- r: Continued from page 1. ing permanent contacts with present to explain what the school the size of the University schools like Ohio State (Univer- gy of science. said. There are 12 general sen- minority leaders. He has had water quality is and what is be- to have in any given year, ac- sity) or Indiana (University) to ate assembly seats open - six on positive reactions from the min- ing done about it. The USG cabi- cording to Walter Jackson, a have five or six Fulbright schol- He said the research is a con- campus and six off-campus - for ority leaders, he added. net will also be touring the water spokesperson from the Institute ars at a time, but depending on tinuation of work he has been which elections will be held on facility in the fall. of International Education. the number of applications we conducting for several years at September 19. According to Coughlin, one receive, three recipients in one the University, but he hopes to Coughlin said he encourages minority leader told him it was Coughlin said he feels USG is William Grant, University £ear at a school the size (of the collaborate with faculty at the students to run for these posi- the first time their group had already strong, despite the American Studies professor, Diversity) is quite impres- University College Dublin. tions. "Its a terrific way of get- been approached by USG. budget problems and the con- will spend the upcoming year sive," Jackson said. ting involved," he said. troversy surrounding USG's lecturing at the University of The Fulbright Scholar Pro- "Research is hard enough to Treasurer Bill Ziss also has "I think that's a tremendous failure to allow the World Stu- Munster in West Germany, and 8ram is named for Senator J. do alone," Doherty said. "I just been coming to the University to step we're taking to cultural di- dent Association a seat in the Lester Barber, professor and in- 'illiam Fulbright who spon- enjoy working with other people. work on the budget and to moni- versity," Coughlin said. Senate, but he said next school terim chair of the English De- sored legislation for graduate Almost everything I do is col- tor expenditures, he said. The Minority Affairs/Human Re- Cear will see "an improved partment, will teach American study, research, teaching, and laborative," he added. budget will be presented to the lations Coordinator Marwan ISG." SUMMER INTRAMURAL PROGRAM 1 Introducing Academic Edition OPEN TO All UNIVERSITY STUDENTS, FACULTY, STAFF AND SPOUSES I 1I software by Microsoft, HOWARD'S club H 1MP SESSION 1 ENTRIES ARE DUE BY NOON, THURSDAY, MAY 25 $39.95 Wo1Word > 210 N. MAIN NO COVER P1AY BEGINS: TUESDAY MAY 30 from $39.95. 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4 BGNews May 24,1989 Entertainment .38 Special to Blues bands play Toledo drawing the crowds, but we'd Collins appeared at the Apollo the show at 7:00 p.m. will be Otis by Scott Chapski like to establish our own identity reporter Theatre and produced a video of Day and The Animal House at the same time." his appearances at Carnegie Band. play in Toledo The festival, according to Hall entitled, "Further on Down In Toledo's never - ending Hills, continues Saturday at 1:30 the Road." Collins also made Bishop's sound is a unique Friday's concert opens at brand of blues and country rock. by Chris Anne Bants quest to achieve national recog- £m. when Big Jack Reynolds appearances on the David Let- 4:30 p.m. with Michael Mor- nition and some downtown activ- kes the Promenade Stage and terman Show and a cameo in the He's best known for his hit staff reporter ales and .38 Special takes the ity, the city will host its first belts out some blues. Following film "Adventures in Babysit- "Fooled Around and Fell in stage at approximately 6:30 Rock, Rhythm and Blues Fes- Reynolds, Toledo's Art Griswold ting," Hills said. Love," which reached the num- After a one-month break in p.m. tival this weekend. The Rock, of "The Griswolds" will start ber two position on the pop their tour, .38 Special will re- Steve Mason and Diane Rhythm and Blues Festival is an playing at 2:45 p.m. and De- In 1987, Collins won a Gra- charts and earned gold record turn to the stage Friday in Scribner of WRQN will emcee attempt to help put Toledo on the troit's Eddie 'Guitar' Burns will mmy for the LP "Showdown" status, according to Rockwood. downtown Toledo at Citifest the event. According to Stal- national map and also pump play at 4:00 p.m. with Robert Cray and Johnny in Promenade Park. nacker, disc-jockeys Mason some revenue into the downtown Honey Boy Edwards, a guitar Copeland. Last January, Collins Otis Day, who is best re- The Citifest performance and Diane and John O'Rorke area according to John Rock- and harmonica performer, will jammed with GOP national membered for his performance May 26 at Rally by the River will be available to talk to the wood, represenative of Blue Suit take the main stage at 5:15 p.m., chairman Lee Atwater at one of in the box office hit "Animal is the group's first perform- crowd. Stalnacker could not Records, which helped organize Rockwood said. President George Bush's inau- House," will close out the week- ance since member injuries say if the band would be a- the festival. gural bashes. Hills said. end event, Hills said. Day will caused delays, according to vailable for interaction with "The right acts will revitalize Following Edwards, Lou- perform with his new band, Michelle Stalnacker, spoke- the crowd. the riverfront area. Toledo has a isiana native Lazy Lester will These accomplishments have "The Animal House Band" sperson for WRQN 93-Q radio. "93-Q paid for the concert long history of blues music. set the stage for the final act of propelled him from the blues rather than his former band, Danny Chauncey, guitarist, to come to Toledo," Stal- We ve chosen bands that are po- the day. Lester's style, labeled bar circuit to theatres and con- "The Knights." slipped and broke his leg dur- nacker said. She added addi- Eular, successful and afforda- as "swamp blues," is a harmon- cert halls across the country and ing an icestorm in Iowa, and tional sponsors are Marko le," Rockwood said. The Me- ica-driven, cajun-influenced around the world, she said. The band will entertain the Donnie Van Zant, the group's Electronics, TV-36 and Glass morial Day weekend bash, pre- type music, Rockwood said. The crowd with songs from the "An- rhythm guitarist and singer, City Boardwalk. sented by Miller High Life, Ci- style enabled Lester to win the Sunday's line-up, starting at imal House" soundtrack, includ- added to the band's injuries .38 Special originated in tifest, Inc. and the City of "Handy Award," which is given 1:00 p.m., begins with Webb ing "Louie, Louie," "Twist and when he broke his ankle in Jacksonville, Florida in 1976. Toledo, in cooperation Amer- annually to the best contempor- Wilder & The Beatnecks. Miss Shout," "Soul Man" and "Sha- several places by slipping Presently, the group consists itech Publishing,Inc., Pepsi- ary blues artist, he added. Toledo Kristina Karen Austin malama Ding Dong," Hills said. through a plywood stage in of Chauncey, van Zant, Max Cola General Bottlers of Toledo, will take the stage at 2:30 p.m. Texas, according to the May Carl, Jeff Carlisi, Larry Jun- Inc. and Blue Suit Records, will The main and final act of the and entertain the crowd by sing- Day has been playing to ca- 21 issue of the ToTedoBJade. strom, Steve Brookins and kick off with a Rally by the day, according to Hills, will be ing and playing the flute, Rock- pacity crowds in colleges, uni- After the injuries occurred, Jack Grander. River at 4:30 p.m. Friday, at the dynamic sound of Albert Col- wood said. versities and large clubs across the band performed one more Some of the band's current Promenade Park. lins at 7:30 p.m. In the last three the country, Hills said. scheduled concert before hits include "Second Chan- The air around Toledo's river- years, Collins appeared with At 3:00 p.m. the Homewreck- taking the one-month break. ce", "Hold On Loosely". front will be filled with the George Thorogood at the Live ers will play. Elvin Bishop, In addition to the free musical The tour began in November "Like No Other Night", and sounds of the southern rock band Aid Concert and played on Da- founding member of the Paul acts, there will be beer tents, 1968. "Caught Up In You*1: .38 Special, Rockwood said. vid Bowie's single "Under- Butterfield band, will take the food tents and other booths a- "The band is currently riding ground." stage at 4:30 p.m. The finale of vailable to the public. on the wave of success of their Top 5 hit "Second Chance," Mi- chelle Hills, executive director 6019 W. Central Ava. of CitiFest, Inc., said. JIMYARK Toledo, Ohio Jeep Sponsors are aiming to even- Students opera bound 7d\ 841-7771 tually have the festival men- Eagle tioned in the same breath as Gina Watson and Benjamin your best...the (judges) will by Trish Thiel Brecher will serve their appren- Milwaukee's "Summerfest," reporter only pick you if you are what ■ 3E GPA3UATES- We have the groauate programs tor YOU Chicago's "Bluesfest," and He- ticeships from June 5 through they want.' ■ i lena, Arkansas' "King Biscuit July 20. Watson and Brecher Eaiy payment plans Immediate credit approval Festival," according to Rock- Two University students have have both been double-cast in Both Watson and Brecher Including delayed first payment special Interest rales wood. been chosen by the Cleveland the opera "The LaRondine". want to perform in operas after See Steve Doughty to find out He added, "We would like it to Lyric Opera for summer ap- Watson, a graduate voice stu- they finish their educations. be as successful as the others in prenticeships. dent, will back-up the role of Brecher said his ultimate goal is how YOU con own a new car TODAY! Magda while Brecher, a junior the Metropolitan Opera and music major, will back-up the Watson wants to perform in role of Don Octavio. European Opera by 1991. STUDENT TRAINING WRITE OR CALL COLLECT FOR FREE BROCHURE GROUP RATES AVAILABLE As part of their apprentice- Watson said she decided to ships, the students may perform sing opera at age 12. "I saw an small roles or chorus parts of opera singer on "The Johnny the opera if they are not per- Carson Show' and thought it was SKYDIVING forming as understudies. Both beautiful, "she said. Watson and Brecher are in the 15199 Qrov* Rd Watson appeared in scene Cleveland Sport chorus of the opera "Don Gio- productions in the fall of 1988 Parachuting School 216-548-4511 Girrattsville. Ohio 44231 vanni." and in "Life in the Dark", a stu- Watson and Brecher audi- dent-written production. tioned in February at the Cleve- land Institute of Music. Brecher has appeared in the "The judges talked to me for "Three Penny Opera"and five minutes afterwards," Bre- "Kismet." Brecher also ap- cher said. He added he believed peared in a Gilbert and Sullivan the audition was the best of his production and performed small life. "It was one of the few you roles in many University opera walk out feeling very good productions. about," he said. The two apprentices will SIMMER COLORS OF BENETTON. 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Photo by Eric Hull Jeff Mouch. left, is filling out PreRegistration forms along with his father. Dan. Jeff will be attending summer classes beginning in June. Give a hoot. Don't pollute.

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B [PONIJEROSAJ ^J [PONDEROSA] £gi ■ Ciq89USPS Kentucky faces rebuilding Women grab Basketball program left in shambles after NCAA ruling third at MAC'S by Kim Long sports reporter program back to respectability. be the head football coach or the spect that has flowed so freely in by Brian Hollenbeck Kentucky, throughout the Boston Celtics unable to find a the past is the first step back up sports reporter years, has landed a barrage of person willing to shuffle along the hill. The Bowling Green women's track team had an excellent top high school recruits. Kids all the sidelines of the parque? showing at the Mid-American Conference Track and Field COMMENTARY across Dixieland, U.S.A. The speculation that UK was championships held at Eastern Michigan this past weekend. dreamed of wearing Kentucky Another problem for the 'Cats up to its neck in cow chips had The men however, didn't fare as well as they finished seventh blue. Kentucky had a mystique is that players already in the been going on for more than a in the nine team field. It's over Mr.(Adolph) Rupp. The Falcon women finished with 115 points, good enough for sorry to disturb you. that packed road arenas and program, are transfering to year. Many headaches lie drew the best athletes to the un- other schools. The first casualty ahead, but at least now the un- third place behind meet champion Eastern Michigan (161 The hammer came down on points) and Kent State (144). 'The team did a super Job," the University of Kentucky's iversity. occured Monday when center certainty is behind the program. basketball program over the Leron Ellis announced he was women's head coach Lee LaBadle said. "The school and per- leaving Kentucky. Reports say NCAA officials said punish- sonal records which were set showed how strong our athletes weekend nailing the Big Blue to The mystique, however, has competed with the rest of the field." the wall of shame. suffered an uppercut to the soul Syracuse University may be his ment could have been more se- vere — meaning the death pen- BG's Beth Manson repeated as a twottme MAC champion in Coaches paying cash to high which has put Wildcat basket- next stop. the shot put and the discus, setting a MAC record in the latter school recruits. ball in critical condition. Top alty. It seems like Kentucky made its way to the electric with a throw of 170-1. Tracy Gaerke was the top scorer in the Thump. prospects across the country Tough times in the land of the meet and was named Co-Athlete of the meet along with Rachel Players cheating on college will frown on the idea of never bluegrass. chair, but at the last moment Mann of Kent State. entrance exams. being able to play on television received a reprieve. Thump. or in the NCAA championship For Newton, the most logical Gaerke won her second conference title in the 1,500 meters Two years probation, only tournament. place he could look for a coach is So their is some life left, al- with a time of 4:30.69, took second in the 800 meters, and third three scholarships per year, no in the mirror. though the vital signs are not in the high jump. She also ran a leg on the third place 1,600 television coverage for one year, These players will turn to nearly as strong as they once meter. expulsion of active player Chris schools, which compete against Newton is one of the old- were. But for now, all Kentucky Mills, and suspension of a coach. Kentucky in the recruiting war, timers of the game who has coa- can do is fight the disease that Cole had an unprecedented triple as she placed in the 100, Crash, a total job. such as Indiana, Louisville, and ched both at Alabama and Van- almost sucked the life out of the 200, and 400 meters. Cole finished fourth in the 400 and set a Kentucky's repairman turns Tennessee. Kentucky hasn't derbilt. If nothing else, Newton program, and hope to get a sec- new school record in the process by recording a time of 54.33. out to be athletic director CM. even been able to recruit a coach can provide support to the shat- ond wind. Newton. He must face the who is willing to weather the tered frame. Leading the way for the men was Kyle Wray who won the chores of keeping the program rough seas ahead, much less any It's over Mr. Rupp, sorry to discus with a toss of 176-8. The Falcons also received third alive during the probation players. He's a class individual who is disturb you. You can go back to places from Steve Cyrus in the pole vault and the 400 relay period, and, if the Wildcats are admired by his peers and sleep now. team of Ron Heard, Ken Rankin, Cliff Clack, and Mike Ver- still breathing in 1992, to restore Can you imagine Notre Dame thought of as a great teacher of nars. Kentucky's once finely polished not being able to find someone to the game. Gaining back the re- We'll get by.

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