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FREMONT, Ohio (AP) - Waste Management held a permit. pairing and updating all the wells, Management Inc. will be assessed ALL THE leaks occurred between despite having no assurances that stiff fines for allowing six hazardous 2,400 and 2,700 feet below ground and they will be used again. waste disposal wells on a site near none of the waste has escaped into 'It's a calculated business deci- Vickery to leak into the wrong ground groundwater supplies, Maynard said. sion," said George Vander Velde, formation, the Ohio Environmental "We have no evidence to suggest technical director for Chemical Waste Protection Agency said yesterday. the safety of the residents living[Bthe Management, the subsidiary of Waste But EPA Director Robert Maynard area is in any way endangered," be Management that operates the Ohio said he doesn't agree with requests by said. liquid Disposal site. area residents that the site be closed. A study of 10 other hazardous waste "We believe deep-well injection can All six of the wells used at the Ohio disposal wells from other parts of be done properly and there will be Liquid Disposal site have leaked and Ohio also will be conducted, Maynard regulations and standards to cover baa structural damage capable of said. them," he said. causing further leaks, according to a Those wells are used by companies Miller said Waste Management will study performed by Underground Re- to dispose of their own wastes, Rich- pay whatever fine is assessed for the sources Management, a Texas com- ard Shank, EPA enforcement chief waste disposal violations. pany that was hired by the EPA but said. In a meeting with the Sandusky paid for by Waste Management. One of six Waste Management County Health Board, Maynard said "I am asking Attorney General wells is being tested, but all the others dioxin-contaminated sludge that was Anthony Celebrezze to take appropri- have been closed indefinitely, effecti- found in a waste-holding lagoon in ate legal action against those respon- vely suspending waste disposal at the September will be studied at Battelle sible for the violations," he said. "I Sandusky County site. Memorial Institute in Columbus. believe that a substantial civil penalty "I've made no commitments about "Although I am eager to have all is in order in this case." the future," Maynard said. "They say the cleanup completed, I insist that it Toxic materials leaked into what is What about the future?' And I say, be done right," Maynard said, "be- known as the Mavnardsville forma- There isn't any future right now.* *' cause I only want it done once. I don't tion of rocks, one level above the Mt. Waste Management attorney Jef- want the EPA to be back here in a few Simon formation, for which Waste frey Miller said the company is re- months or a few years." New pet law drafted by Jeff James "The ordinance then lists several "This new ordinance will only open staff reporter animals such as bears, eagles, con- a whole new can of worms," Lull said. strictor snakes, skunks and water "I still think there are some ambig- After three months of work, the buffalo," she said. uous phrases in the ordinance. For special council committee formed to The old ordinance, which the pet example a poisonous fish. Are they create a new city pet ordinance has store owners felt was ambiguous, refering to the ones that make you drafted what they believe to be an simply stated that "it was unlawful to swell up when it bites you or what? I agreeable proposal, according to Pat- keep in the city limits any animal still think there are a lot of un- rick Ng, chairman of the committee. which was not native to Ohio," Mike answered questions in this ordi- However, the largest group of crit- Lull, owner of The Hutch pet store, nance." Lull said. ics of the old ordinance, city pet store 1011 S. Main, said. owners, say the revised ordinance, Tache thinks some of the certain "is still not fair," according to Tim CITY COUNCIL first heard com- animals listed in the ordinance need Tache, owner of Davy Jones' Pet plaints against the pet ordinance not be on it. Locker, 178 S. Main. when the owners of two area pet "I oppose that the term constrictor "The new ordinance says that it is stores were cited for!or having beetx con- ■takes be on the list because some unlawful for any person to keep in -strictora in their laapeitlie abepe. typem,like com, or garter cooatnetora their possession within the city limits Bom owners were brought to court for are native to the USTlf they got out, any poisonous reptile or any other breaking the city ordinance. Before who would care," Tache said. "They dangerous or carnivorous wild animal the two owners were to appear in are native to this area anyway." or reptile, and vicious or dangerous court, tbey voiced their views at a dty The proposed ordinance needs to go domesticated animal or any other council meeting. Feeling the pres- through three readings before council animal or reptile of wild, vicious or sure, council organized the special before it becomes an ordinance. The dangerous propensities," a dry offi- committee to compose a new ordi- pet store owners said they will ad- cial said of the new proposal. nance, a city offical said. dress council at that time. Dg news stott/Cori Lee Ciloni Klrt Kisselle, sophomore accounting major, began studying for Cramming for finals finals yesterday in the Jerome Library. Finals begin Thursday. Dec. 15. Soviets take break Arms talks dropped SLS advertises for lawyer GENEVA, Switzerland (AP) - The issues in START - the Strategic Arms deployment of new American missiles Soviet Union recessed its nuclear Reduction Talks. in Europe compels the Soviet side to by Janet Boyer then make recommendations to the next semester's bills are received, strategic-arms talks with the United On Nov. 23, after the arrival of the re-examine all the issues which are staff reporter Board, Eakin said. SLS has two more attempts to raise States yesterday without setting a American cruise and Penning II mis- the subject of the discussion at the However, SLS Inc. is not the only the money. date for resumption. siles in Western Europe, the Soviets talks on the limitation and reduction HELP WANTED: "a non-profit soUdtinabodv. Dr. Steven Ludd. the "The brochure that will be going U.S. officials predicted the Soviets broke off the medium-range "Euro- of strategic armaments." the Soviet corporation is soliciting attorneys SLS Inc. Board's advisor, said. out to students states 'If after four would return to the bargaining table. missile" talks, which bad been car- news agency Tass said later in sum- who will make offers of a prepaid "Any lawyer can present a package consecutive semesters the goal is still But Moscow's move threatened to ried on parallel to the START marizing the Soviet argument. student legal service plan to the before the board but we hope they will out of reach, the money in escrow will leave the two superpowers with no discussions on long-range missiles Board of Trustees of Bowling Green consider the SLS recommendations not be refunded but instead will be major forum for negotiating cutbacks and bombers. Earlier this week. Soviet officials in State University." with priority," he added. turned over to the Advisory Commit- in nuclear missiles. Yesterday's meeting had been Moscow warned that the strategic This advertisement, which ap- The SLS Inc. Board has been follow- tee on General Fee Allocations for In Washington, President Reagan, scheduled as the final one of the arms talks were headed in the same peared in December's Ohio Bar Asso- ing a time line since October, in order distribution among various student while sounding optimistic about an current round, before beginning a direction as the medium-range nego- ciation magazine, is the Student Legal to figure out when the program will organizations,' "Eakin said. eventual resumption of the talks, sig- holiday recess. Ordinarily the sides tiations, which Kremlin leaders have Services Inc.'s first attempt at hiring take effect, Eakin said. Currently, the Even though the SLS board will naled that he may be ready for a would have set a resumption date for written off as a "dead letter." a lawyer, so SLS can become a reality SLS Inc. is right on schedule and have two more semesters to raise the summit meeting with Soviet leader approximately eight weeks from now. After the 35-minute final session. spring semester. expects to have all resumes in by Dec. needed monies, it is the general con- Yuri Andropov. But Soviet Ambassador Viktor Kar- Rowny told reporters the United As of last Monday two lawyers nave 31, he added. sensus of everyone interviewed that pov read a statement to chief U.S. States regretted the Soviet decision inquired about the position but no one The offers are due to the University the $30,000 will be met this spring. The Soviets, in announcing suspen- negotiator Edward Rowny, saying the and "cannot agree with Soviet asser- seems to know how many will apply, by Feb. 1 and the Board of Trustees "We had an 87 percent partici- sion of the negotiations, said deploy- talks stalled because of the new mis- tions that developments outside the Dave Ryan, public relations director will be expected to make a decision at pation rate last time," Gailier said, ment of new U.S. medium-range siles and the Soviets would not agree scope of these negotiations require for SLS, said. their Feb. 10 or March 9 meeting, adding that even if only two percent of missiles in Europe bad created a to a new date. the Soviet Union to withhold There are currently 1800 lawyers Eakin said. the students decide to pay this semes- "change in the overall strategic situa- "A change in the overall strategic agreement on a resumption date for out of work in Ohio, plus new law ter the goal will be met. tion," forcing it to re-examine the situation due to the beginning of the the sixth round of START." graduates. Scott Gailier, SLS trea- IF THE BOARD accepts the plan at surer, said. Gailier seemed confident their February meeting, SLS will that a large number of applications will be received. unm^KSL^wuii Accused embezzler has $15,000 after cruise "We really can't make a guess how April 1 before it is active, Eakin many will apply because it & the first COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Mark awaiting extradition proceedings. after the theft from more than two New Zealand. program of its kind in Ohio, Dr. Rich- Huffman, the former bank employee Huffman said yesterday in The dozen Bank One automatic teller ma- The Dispatch gave this account of ard Eakin, vice president of planning "The Feb. 10 date is a little opti- who is charged with taking $409,000 Columbus Dispatch that he spent chines on Dec. 18, 1882. At the time, its interview with Huffman, who will and budgeting, said. mistic," Eakin said. "It would be nice from automatic bank teller machines, large sums of money gambling Huffman was employed by Bank One face 38 counts of embezzlement if ACCORDING TO the provisions of but it may not be realistic." says he has only about $15,000 after a before he left the United States and and was assigned to replenish money returned to Columbus: SLS Inc., the lawyers will present a However, before the program can month's-long sailing cruise through once he reached Australia. supplies in the machines during the proposal for a prepaid legal service to become effective, a base operating the Far East. "A lot of it went in one day at the weekend HUFFMAN SAR) a cracked engine the the Board of Trustees, who will fund of $30,000 has to be raised by SLS casinos in Las Vegas, but I also did mounting on his boat and the Indone- then accept or reject the offers they Inc. and currently only 827,000 is in Huffman is being held in the maxi- some gambling at the casinos here in Huffman was arrested last month sian military In East Timor inadver- hear and hire whom they choose. SLS the fund, Gailier said. mum-security section of the Berri- Darwin," Huffman said. aboard the $100,000 yacht "Sanpoi," tently ended his carefree 11-month Inc's. role is to solicit the lawyers and If the $30,000 mark is not met after mah Prison in Darwin, Australia, Huffman, 25, was charged shortly which authorities say he purchased in Journey. •the bottom line SEAL BEACH, Calif. (AP) - Amy money, but her father Jim says he Barlow will have fun, fun, fun with the wouldn't mind keeping it. new Corvette she won in a contest, but "Ill let daddy borrow It," the index inside weather it wont be nsw any more by. the time youngster said. 4th grader the 9-year-old can drive it. "This is as good as a Christmas Her friends ask for rides, which her Editorials Page 2 • 'Foctline can you hold 'The popular present," the fourth-grader says of father provides almost daily. Campus/tocol Page 3 phone services' most popular opera- the car delivered about a week ago. "I feel like a cab driver," Barlow Stale/World Page 5 tor- Undo Martin, tells what its like to be wins Vette She also won $25,000 in the national said yesterday. Sports Page 7 asked some tnvot, and not so trivial. Jack-in-the-Box restaurant contest, Amy's name was picked in a ran- Classifieds . Page 8 Questions on the job at Foctline. Page and her parents plan to put that away dom drawing in October from among in contest for college. about 900,000 entries nationwide, said • The ever-artculale Steve Qunn Amy says she favors selling the Jack-in-the-Box spokeswoman Kathy discusses the Falcon cers upcomng Chonce ot snow flurries today with a Corvette, too, and banking that McNeils. seres with Western Michigan Page 7 high in the mid-30s Continued cloudy and cold tonight Low m the high teens 2 bg new*7d*x*rnb*x9.1963 —editorial—- Leigh's syndrome took their kids
by Kathy Eyre "They kept telling us it wouldn't little-understood disorder in which the He said most children first snow Safety equipment happen again, it wouldn't happen body is unable to break down lactic signs of the condition, which is nearly For Larry and Colleen Rickard, again," she said, her voice trailing off acid into usable sugars, allowing toxic always fatal, between the ages of 1 reading a bedtime story and helping as she remembered the doctors' levels of the acid to build up in the and 8. Lactic acid is produced in the needed at airport the children say their prayers isn't a words of comfort after each death. body. body's muscle tissue, Buehler ex- casual routine. Unlike most parents, She apologized for the tears that The syndrome is caused by a ge- plained, and the child appears healthy they can't assume the loving ritual came to her eyes as she pointed out netic defect carried by the Rickards. until he grows to the size where he has While the official report on the cause of the two-plane will be repeated the next evening. her children's pictures in a photo When a normal person ingests thia- sufficient muscle tissue to produce a Sudden death, most often during album. mine, Buehler said, it combines with fatal level of lactic add. collision in Madrid, Spain, probably will not be blown sleep, has already claimed the lives of "It's. Just that life goes on, and enzymes in the liver which change Buehler said his staff is experi- for some time, reports say the lack of ground radar and four of the couple's children during Larry and I Just kind of hung onto its lactic acid - which can harm the brain menting with a treatment that ap- signal lights at the Madrid airport contributed to that tragic the past seven years - Sheila died in hand and went with it," she said. - into sugars that can be used by the pears to have brought improvements June 1976 at 26 months; her twin Mrs. Rickard, whose 38-year-old body. for two patients. crash in the fog. sister, Shelley, died five months husband works in the assembly and Ninety-two people died when a DC-9 of Aviaco, the do- later; 1 "^-year-old Allan died in De- testing department of a Rockwell Documented cases of Leigh's syn- The treatment involves extremely mestic airlines of Spain, crashed into an Iberia Air Lines cember 1978 and Samantha, 28 International plant here, said she has drome, first identified in the late high doses of the vitamin B compound Boeing 727 while lost in the fog. The Boeing 727 was traveling months old, died in June 1983. started a Journal to relieve her feel- 1950s, indicate about one in 25,000 thiamine, with the large amounts Now the Rickards fear they may be ings of fear, anger and guilt. Long children suffer from it, Buehler said. theoretically allowing some of the at 100 mph approaching take-off. deceived by the apparent good health talks with her pastor also have "But It may be much more common thiamine to bind with enzymes in the A pilot and Aviaco board member said the accident would of their remaining 4%-year-old helped, she added. than that if we could diagnose it," he liver, in spite of the genetic inhibition. not have occurred if the runways had a multicolor light daughter and 20-month-old son. said. "Many of these children in the Medical researchers have identi- When pressed to put something on past have probably died and the doc- Mrs. Rickard said she fears that her signal system like most large airports. Instead of lights, fied the problem that haunts the fam- the children's death certificates, the tors Just said they had died for un- two living children will discover they written signs tell pilots about the status of various runways. ily as Leigh's syndrome. Doctors say Rickards' doctors originally listed known reasons." might die like their brother and sis- Also, visual monitoring of landings and take-offs substitutes the genetic disorder - or perhaps such things as sudden infant death Since the affliction seems to kill as ters, and become preoccupied with several types of disorders that mimic syndrome and Reyes syndrome. But its victims sleep, the Rickard chil- death. ground radar. each other - may be claiming more they said they really didn't know why dren, Arlene and John, are put on The central administration in Spain seems to be lax in lives around the nation than pre- the children died. monitors whenever they sleep. If they "She doesn't know what's going supplying the country's major aiports with modern radar viously imagined. Later, they referred the Rickards to stop breathing or their hearts stop on," she said of Arlene. "She knows systems. In 1977, after a crash in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, a Mrs. Rickard. 27, recently sat In the Dr. Bruce Buehler, head of the genet- beating, an alarm will sound. that she's on a monitor because it's living room of their home in this ics department at the University of Buehler said doctors are still trying easier for Mommy and Daddy to sleep pilots' union asked that the airports be so equipped. They south-central Nebraska community of Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha. to determine how to treat the disor- at night." were told it would be done within a year, but the airports are 21,000 people and discussed the horror Using a test developed only a year der, which he said may have many of not knowing when her next child ago at Yale, Buehler found that the causes but appears in the Rickards' Kathy Eyre is an Associated Press still waiting. writer. Whether or not proper signalization and radar systems will might suddenly die. children died of Leigh's syndrome, a case to be "a poisoning of the brain." be installed is unknown. If they are not, perhaps pilots from even though I was) when job referrals Spanish and outside airlines should boycott those airports were processed, I made five trips up Columnist's peaceful until the systems are provided. to BGSU this summer to try to get The likes of Garry Wills are of the housing, classes, etc... .and I still morality dangerous most dangerous type. While hiding A tragedy should not have to call to mind the need for such was not able to get all the classes that behind a cloak of peacful morality, he systems as this. Prevention of collisions like this should be in UAO should be praised I wanted. I even got a $25 parkins Of course it is easy for Garry Wills, is striving to debase the power of the the minds of air planners in all countries. Antiquated safety instead of degraded ticket on one of my trips (luckily, I a syndicated columnist with a proba- United States still further. All the methods cannot take the place of the equipment those was able to get it revoked). There was ble six-digit Income, to be a liberal. If Garry Wills of the world should ear- I am writing this in response to also plenty of unrest at my house this we remember on assertion, perhaps a nestly study world history and see airports need. Scott Carpenter's article in the Dec. 6 past summer because we did not lot of malarkey can be stifled. When where peaceful, meek countries who issue of the BG News, concerning know who to listen to: BG who said the United States builds, the Soviet are ill-prepared to fight have gotten UAO and the Steve Landesberg show. you can't go or Las Vegas who said we Union builds, when the United States themselves. Certainly when war does He stated it was the latest UAO fiasco. want you to come anyways. Well it is doesn't build, the Soviet Union builds. come, It isn't won by the country full UAO worked hard to produce a good pretty easy to see who won out since I Keep In mind we aren't talking about of peace demonstrators, is it? Bank presidents don 7 comedian act, and we succeeded! am writing this letter. building bridges. UAO strives to plan quality events for In conclusion, the NSE gives the Since Wills Drought up the peaceful Michael Eborly the college and surrounding commu- impression of being a good program. I reign of ex-President Carter, let's 223 S. Church St. go by 'Billy' or 'Susie' nity. Many of the UAO members think that it is a good program for discuss the other side of the issue. I spent long hours selling tickets, put- some, but if you are an average know I felt proud to be an American during the Iranian crisis, when an Children, men exploited by Monica L. Qroaz Like I said earlier, it's really impor- ting up flyers, and ushering for the student like me It may turn out to tant to find the name you are most concert only to read two days later in become a real nightmare. So think irate maniac from a third world coun- just as women are the BG News that the show was chaos. carefully if you want to go on this try kicked dirt In our faces and pub- Last week I was sending out some comfortable with. It's also important I feel UAO should be commended program, be very careful it may come licly humiliated the United States on a About the display in the Union Important letters and when I came to to do this while you are still young, instead of degraded because of the back to haunt you like it has me. world stage. Here we are supposedly lobby, the one set up by the group sign my name, I found myself includ- and to stick with the chosen name. Steve Landesberg show. Scott also one of the two superpowers and we get Women for Women. ing my middle initial. It just didn't Chances are, you won't be able to had no right cutting down Thomas Timothy L. Bower* "faced" by a country of such a grand The album jackets on display are seem dignified enough to use my first change your mind later. Can you Misuraca, our director, because the SOS Clough Street stature. At this point in time, the without doubt a sensationalized and and last names only. It looked too imagine Art Buchwald deciding to go show didn't produce a sell-out crowd. •C-38 world image of the United States possibly demeaning form of promo- plain. by Arthur now? And while Andy Roo- UAO advertised in newspapers, radio OCMB 6371 being a paper tiger was full-blown tion. However, this display would It seems like we all straggle with ney>* mother may still eall him An- and flyers. The show could not have into a Macys Day Parade float. have been more convincing if it had our name identification. Itert'i a drew (arid maybe his wife when she's been promoted better. Anyone who Gender gap speech Let's review some more peaceful shown more then one side of the difficult stage when all kids have to mad at him), I just can't see him any can tear apart UAO so easily should history. When former President Car- exploitations used in advertising. decide when they're going to stop other way than Just plain Andy. If I take over our director's Job so he accessible to professors ter balked on the development and the Children and even men are used for being "Charley" or "Billy" or "Su- ever heard Ms. Walters refer to her- could appreciate what a difficult job it deployment of the B-l bomber and the economic gains but the display in the sie.' Some never stop. Personally, I self as "Babs," I might never take her is. UAO nuts a lot of hard work and Do boys have life better than girls? neutron bomb, indeed our NATO al- Union dismisses these facts. would find it difficult to trust the bank seriously again. time behind every activity it plans. Dr. Alice Bamugartner probably lies were incensed. Do you remember The Women for Women group has a president or local doctor if they went Some people have first/middle ini- would answer that question with a reading any headlines thanking the tendency to overlook that women are by Billy or Susie. It would seem like tial combinations that stand alone Jennifer Altleri definitive yes. Dr. Baumgartner ad- United States for its change of moral not the only group that is used, de- years of education or experience quite well. J.P. Morgan, E.F. Hutton 202 Betchelder dressed approximately 200 students, attitude? It's unfortunate that the meaned, and shown In less than desir- should at least earn someone the right and e.e. cummings did very well faculty, and staff about role socializa- world decision-makers aren't dealing eable situations. The creator of this to be called by the adult version of without going through the trouble of tion in our society on November 29, with a world of morality, but a world display and the Women for Women his/her name. writing out their whole names. Student has problems 1983. She shared with the audience the of stark reality. group has shown only one side of the Some people with really long names A few people have even achieved with exchange program results of a study conducted in Colo- Let's focus on the current contro- coin, and for the issue of exploitation, have a hard time all their lives. Do notoriety with their initials alone. rado with 3000 school children. Dr. versy of U.S. missiles in Europe, or this is not enough. you have enough space to fill in your Everyone knows who FDR, JFK, and You may have recently seen poster Baumgartner asked these students to was there not a vote by European James Stahl whole name in the little boxes pro- LBJare. on campus advertising the National respond to one question, "If you woke governments deciding the fate of mis- OCMB 5334 vided on computer test forms? People Right now, I feel pretty compelled Student Exchange Program in which up tomorrow and discovered you were sile deployment in Europe? with double digit names are often to use my middle initial when I'm you may go to one of many schools a boy (or a girl), how would your life forced by the conventions of society to signing an important letter or a across the country without paying be different?" It was very interesting shorten their names. check. However, I will probably never out-of-state fees. This is a pretty good to hear that children understand what Some ethnic last names are difficult write out my middle name com- program but be careful because if you the experience of being male of fe- -torum- to pronounce and to spell; I've known pletely, unless forced to by law or for are not, it may turn out to be a male means in our society. a few Italians who have changed or an important document (e.g., check nightmare. The Intent of this letter is to make The Lettere column of the News ie you can be reached during regular shortened their names just so people for the bursar, diploma). A 2.5 average is required when you the University community aware that your forum for diecueelng lesuea business hours. could remember how to look them up apply to go on the program and when this speech was recorded by Channel Important to you, the (Jnlverelty and We would also Ilka to print guest in the phone book. One friend of mine Now, I'm going to get a lot of you leave the next fall. I had the 57/WBGU. We would hope that fac- the community. Lively debate* have columne. The issues may deal with has a capital letter right in the middle teasing for this one, but I'll be honest average required but I slipped in one ulty, students, and staff would use this been waged here, ranging from bit- campus lesuea and can be national of bis very Italian name. I hear him with you. My middle name is Lucille. course last spring which caused my videotape in their classes or in their ter wordplay over sexual harrae- or International In scope, but should pause to spell his name on the phone It Just isn't the kind of name you go average to fall slightly below this programs to increase the University's ement to earcaetlc repartee about be made relative to the University all the time. One good thing about plastering all over the place. People average. As soon as summer arrived I awareness about the role socializa- eating habite in dining hall*. community. Guest columne should unusual names: once people get think they're cute and start humming was informed that I would not be able tion/gender gap which takes place in We Invite yon to write lettere to not exceed 500 words, and must be them, they aren't easily forgotten. Kenny Rogers tunes or asking me u to go on the program. The NSE office our society. It was an extremely the Newe addressing whatever con- typewritten. Pleaee Include your JournaUsm students especially I've ever considered dyeing my hair told me that my options were to come thought provoking speech. It is weH cern* you. We want to print your hometown, claw standing (fresh- have a difficult time with name identi- red when they bear that name. My to summer school or to wait until wortn considering its use if you are point of view. Lettere should be man, sophomore, graduate student, fication. You might notice, if you read parents happen to have put a lot of spring semester 1984 to go. concerned about the images of men typewritten or at leaet legibly etc.) and major. our bylines, that we sometimes can't time and research into my brothers' In the meantime, the school I was and women in our society. printed, and signed. Limit your letter The News reserves the right to decide whether to use our middle and sisters' names. They did a pretty supposed to attend, the University of to 200 words. Because all lettere reject letters or portions of letters Initials, complete first name, or a good Job with the seven of us; in the Nevada, Las Vegas said they would Beverly E. Baker must be verified, please Include your we believe to be In bad taste, mall- satisfactory combination thereof. You quest for original names I guess they waive the requirement of the GPA Brian J. Balrd address and phone number where clous or llbelous. have to understand, we lust want to were bound to get a weird one in there and they still wanted me to come. The BGSU Human Relation. Commission get it right. Reporters for the big somewhere. BG NSE committee refused to let me papers like The Washington Post and attend and told me again what my The New York Times often use their While I'm a student and fledgling options were. I tried to explain my by T. Downing and T. Cleary middle initials in their bylines. Any Journalist, I've decided to insert my problem to them but it all fell on deaf Clear Views Journalist with aspiration tries out the middle initial only when I'm trying to ears and they refused to see matters- middle initial at least once in a while. be really business-like. Someday I from my viewpoint. It is really important to decide, might be important enough to use my We were told (people going on the early in your career,Just what you middle initial in all correspondence. exchange) last March to sign up for want to be known as. We've got a few Perhaps 111 even achieve enough fall classes (for 1983) in case we RUDOLPH -THAT'D here at the Newt who are still experi- notoriety to abandon the middle ini- changed our minds about going to the menting. Now, I hope he doesn't get tial all together. After all, John Han- school of our choice, which I did. We BETTER BE YOUR mad, bat one friend of mine is facing a cock aWt need one did be? also were to send housing deposits true dilemma. He cant seem to de- and register for classes at the schools WATER. cide whether he U J.Douglas, or J.D., Monica L. Orosz, as she is known for we were to attend, which I did. During or John Douglas. It's difficult, I un- business reasons, is a staff reporter the last couple of weeks of spring VOU'RE DRINKING S derstand, buTiTs also kind of funny tor the News and a senior magazine semester (1983) we were told to and I hope he doesn't mind if I Just journalism major from Painesviile, cancel housing and our classes at BG call him Doug while he's deciding. Olio. if we were still going, which I did. We were also advised to purchase our -THE BG NEWS- airline tickets early in the summer to anticipate a fare hike, which I did. « When I was informed that I couldn't • •' Julia Thornton Copy Editor Vkkl R.inhar. So I was faced with a real dilemma. Miming Editor Erin Exnorrt AMI. Copy Editor Daboroh Schmook or starters: I had a plane ticket to AM. Managing HHor..Carolyn Von Sena* Am. Copy Editor Kilo Faranac cash in, no classes or housing at *•»"» fantor Tom HlMk Editorial Editor JoMph Gray BGSU, classes and housing registered IV Nam taMor Mkhoul D. Towls AMI. Spon, Editor Marc Oalph at Las Vegas, my guaranteed student Intortolnmanl Editor Fan) Millar AMI. "Frldoy" Editor LUo I. Inman loan was rejected because I could not "rVI«V Editor Scan ». Carpantar ChW Photographer Patrick Sander register for classes until Aug. 15 -take Sweent Adv. Mar Oaarga I. Sin. Jr. Wlra Editor Ch,,, »>„,„ my word classes are hard to get two AMI. Coay Editor Mary GlUon Production Supervisor Robert A. Wulch weeks before classes start. To con- >*B»,II.KN~. M»^.^^^4 tinue: I could not get housing in my MuMMUmOIIO fraternity house. In fact I was luckily WIXMnnW able to get an apartment on Aug. 8,1 ♦.cirarf ■■■fcif Or—* *m» IM^iUtt almost did not get my on-campus job itmm-.pmsn-mi back because I was not registered for l«.l.lM»l-*l«...»Mfc, classes (according to the University, campus/local bg naws/december 9,1983 3 Operaters will handle 180.000 calls this year Fact Line answers to faculty, staff, students by Matey Grande mation about classes and schedules, "Somebody called Fact Line and 1. 1R\ i-*» Hi / slow reporter but various other subjects as well. asked for all the verses of Twas the i—_P "About four weeks before the fall Night Before Christmas.' So we re- f p*i "Fact Line, can you bold please?" premiere of 'Dynasty,' I was getting ferred them to the library. Since then, hs?^ Most likely, this la the phrase Uni- calls asking what time it was on, what we have gotten the verses." » i SI1 m versity students will hear when they was going to happen, and other Besides having access to "Twas the x Jr ^fc ■ call Fact Line during the first week of things," Martens said. "Well, the Night Before Christmas." Fact Line ig ■r classes next semester. But that is not night of "Dynasty," I received only is supplied with other information. "*T" - ■ r**v ill r^fc ^ 1 ■f w.f to say the Fact Line operator will not only six calls the whole time I was Linda Lape, a junior computer sci- ■ 11 ■■ r r*a*^7 r»Y*\ W |V& ft ** ^IJLJ be able to handle the calls. working." ence major and student coordinator of •1*1 According to Gardner McLean, as- Other callers ask "off the wall" Fact Line, is mostly responsible for ^Ml sociate director of public relations questions, and they try to stump Fact " ig all the current information * ■ 1 and director of Fact Line, the opera- Line, Martens said. One caller asked on the bulletin board above r ^TTp Vc J_.Jf -J i ^7 ■» tion will have handled 180,000 calls about the order of the colors in pieces the telephones. In addition, Lape is . from mostly staff, faculty and stu- of candy corn. also one of the 10 operators Fact Line WSJh 1 dents this year. But McLean would like to discour- - > "We get calls from all over includ- age callers who believe Fact Line "is According to McLean, the Fact Q<*~ ing all SO states, plus places like supposed to know everything and who Line staff operators are chosen ^ London and Madrid," McLean said, use the service to settle bets and through an extensive process. They adding that many of them come from answer other trivia questions. were selected from about 200 appli- alumni or exchange students who "If you want to stump Fact Line, it cants. carry the number (1-2445) with them. is easy. But we're not here to play that "It is an art to answer a phone," Linda Martens, a junior broadcast game. We provide a two-fold function McLean said. "The operators nave to . .< Journalism major and an operator for and that is to serve as a resource for have the personality it takes. This is ▲ ^ Fact Line, said the amount of incom- emergencies and provide information one of the most important jobs on ing calls depends upon what is going (for the University community)," campus in terms of reaching people, $r on at the University at a particular McLean said. and they (operators) have to nave the time. right skills"' "Right now, we have been receiv- BUT EVEN when students ask dif- However, Fact Line operators are ing calls about scheduling," Martens ficult questions and Fact Line has not perfect, and sometimes they trouble answering them, Martens stump themselves, as Martens re- "When we return from break, we said they try to refer them to another vealed. will be swamped with calls pertaining source who would have the informa- "Once in while when there are to new classes," McLean said. tion, or obtain the information in case callers on both phones, you forget who another caller asks the same ques- asked what question, and it can be a J CALLERS NOT only ask for infor- tion. little confusing." Finding facts 0 5th annual candlelight service Susan Lehman, junior production operation management major, looks up information in the Fact Line office for a phone caller. will be held in Grand Ballroom "But in years before, it was very Founders, Rogers or the Union. The by Cindy Oeh«k hard to turn people away and this caroling will continue until the doors reporter year we wanted to make sure every- of the ballroom open at 11 pjn. and one got in. Last year we had to turn the service will begin at 11:30 p.m. There will be fewer candles at St. away a couple hundred students," he Students of all religions may attend Thomas More's fifth annual said. the service which will include the Falcon's Nest grease fire extinguished Christmas Candlelight Service tomor- singing of traditional Christmas mu- row. According to Blaser, "The candle- sic led by the St. Thomas More Folk Yesterday afternoon, a grease fire of Food Services Ken Close. happened at the snack bar. In previous years, the candlelight Group. in the Falcon's Nest was extinguished f'It went wild and heated the grease light service is popular with Univer- by employees before the fire depart- service was held at the church at 425 sity students who want to celebrate On Sunday, Dec. 18, The United Close said a defective thermostat up igniting the fire," Close said, add- Tburstin, and each student held a Christmas in a religious way with Christian Fellowship Center, 313 ment arrived, according to Director was the cause of the blaze which ing that there were no injuries. candle. But this year, due to increas- their friends before leaving campus Thurstin, and First United Methodist ing popularity and lack of space, the for winter break. Church, 1506 E. Wooster, also will Christmas service will be held in the hold annual Christmas candlelight Grand Ballroom and the only candles THIS YEAR, the program will be- services for University students. The Health Center provides measles shots allowed will be those in the alter area. gin with Christmas caroling around Christian Fellowship service will be The students who requested the dent Health Center may get the shots also Monday, Dec. 19 and Tuesday, Because of the move to the Union, campus. At 10:30 p.m. tomorrow, held at 6 p.m. and the United Method- measles immunization from the Stu- from 1-4:30 p.m. anytime Dec. 12-16. Dec. 20. "the mood will change a little," Fa- students can meet at McDonald Quad- ist service will be held at 7:30 p.m.
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Editor*! Note: DM to the is the volunteers who make teers. They totally run the "1 applied for the volun- lecture. After about the applicants must plan on comprehensive and it cov- older it will keep you young confidentiality of The The Link work. whole show," she added. teer program because I fourth week we have peo- being in the area during ers all kinds of situations. and oh your toes. Plus it IJnk'i icrvicei the volun- "Volunteers are 100 per- wanted the experience, but ple in our volunteer pro- the summer, she said. so you're not totally makes you feel good that teer'f umn have been cent responsible for deliv- Before a person can be- I wanted something that gram answering the ery of our direct services. shocked when an unusual you can help someone else ch—god. come a volunteer he must wasn't campus oriented. I phones and talking to walk- "This is a very good situation arises," Mary and feel good about it," by Rita Ferenec They deal with a variation go through an extensive wanted something more in in clients," Fertel ex- opportunity for people to said. "We do role playing Paul, a counselor from the assistant copy editor of problems from dealing training process whicn the 'real world,' Mary, a plained. get hands-on experience and work with other coun- community, said. with rape and suicide vic- takes about three months. volunteer counselor from along with their studies, selors so we're prepared The Link, 525 Pike St. tims to helping people with Volunteers do not have to The Link now has about helped over 500 people last the fall training session, especially now since there when we're on our own." VOLUNTEERING at basic assistance such as be college students, she 40 volunteer counselors, is so much competition out The Link can help an indi- month who came to them food and shelter," Holly said. Community residents "•wt TRAINING pro- but some will be graduat- for assistance. It has a there for jobs," Fertel Besides helping others, vidual gain personal confi- Fertel, director of counsel- and people of all ages can gram is a very active kind ing in December. A new said. volunteer counselors also dence not only through staff of four people who are ing at The Link, said. use services provided as of process with strong par- training session will begin help themselves. "I don't in charge of counselors and All direct services at well as help in the Link's ticipation. People don't their work as a counselor supportive services, but it in January with applica- "A good thing about the know of a better place to but through other experi- The Link are run by volun- programs. , just sit there and listen to a tions being taken now. but training is that it is very work than this. If you're ences The Link provides. Finals week survival kits contain food treats by Jolene Aubel be one of over 3,000 stu- versity students. This an- thing from fruit to gram, said. two assembly lines of similar program, but they to pinpoint the problem. reporter dents to receive one. nual event, sponsored by Twinkies. Area businesses Parents were encour- E(AA volunteers. "We stuff don't have as much suc- "It's hard to say, but With the end of fall se- the Undergraduate Alumni have also included coupons aged to participate in the them and it's off to the cess as ours," Milten- maybe the novelty has It's like getting a care mester almost here, finals Association, is in its fifth for free items. The prod- program when they re- dorms," Miltenberger berger said. "0SU only worn off," Miltenberger package from" am Mom and week survival kits will year. ucts vary from year to ceived a brochure from said. sells about 2,500 out of said. Dad. But this time, you'll again be delivered to Uni- Each kit contains every- year depending on what UAA. Along with their Survival kits will not be about 56,000 students," she Another reason may be items the students like goodies, students may re- delivered to off-campus said. competition from other »***m+**m*m**'>m*di%mnm»M+0i%m»*>'m"m»i best. ceive an enclosed message students. A card notifying University organizations, "The best part of the from their parents. these students will direct UAA has had problems such as all-occasion cakes whole program is the "It's nice to know that them to the Alumni Center. with declining orders. from University Food smiles that we get from the your parents will take the The kits can be picked up Sales have declined by Service," Wendy Luther, students," Lee Ann Milten- time to think about you," Dec. 13-14. about 500 from last year, assistant director for berger, director of the pro- Miltenberser said. Media coverage has according to Miltenberger. alumni affairs and adviser DORM DELIVERY for brought national attention A study has been organized to UAA. said. on-campus students will be to UAA and the University. Dec. 10. "Other universities, CANDLELIGHT CELEBRATION The kits are put together such as Ohio State, have a OF CHRISTMAS 2 1/2* Don't be a liturgy offered by Saint Thomas More COPIES I in the $5.00 dark about University Parish End of Semester FOR LARGE 1 ITEM •Thank You" Sale birth defects. Where: Grand Ballroom, Student Union PIZZA Call your Wben: December 10,11:30 PM 8 1/2x11 white paper Doors open at 11:00 PM with Student I.D. local chapter. Also: Weather permitting, there will OPEN 7 DAYS I «■> Support be carolling by candlelight m)NJ%^ March■auMBiRTH ocricts of FouNDAiioNa^aB Dimes before the mass at 10:30 kinko's copies r-V»->>-fr»-?ni fr\ W*. fo 5*\ Wfror-fr=t-3»*-' WORKSHOPS TO Those interested in carolling should meet at either McDonald Quad N. courtyard entrance; 325 E. WOOSTER /& REMEMBER! 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DOWNTOWN BOWLING GREEN A Heap of Spaghetti Junes Bond's BOOKSTORE HOURS with Homemade Sauce all time action high. ROGER MOORE 1424 E. WOOSTER MON-FRI 9-5:30 French Bread & Butter PUSSV 353-2252 SAT 9-5 LG. COKE $1.99 NO OTHER DISCOUNTS APPLY • CARRY-OUT ONLY AT 7:30 & 9:45 I SUN. 2:00 & 4:15 ■state/world bg news/december 9.1983 5 Officials cite lack of radar, Marines raid sniper nest lights as factors in collision BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) a building that had been the Reagan administration ships, while protecting - U.S. Marines wiped out a MADRID, Spain (API - did not receive their usual long time," he told report- "Surface radar could used by Shiite snipers to is considering plans to them, might tend to eclipse Union and airline officials Spanish newspapers. Ibe- ers. have warned controllers in Shiite militia sniper nest fire at leatherneck posi- move the Marines away the U.S. peacekeeping yesterday cited lack of ria said it wanted to avoid the tower that the planes and bunker in a fierce ex- tions some 150 yards away. from the airport to more presence in Lebanon. ground radar and multico- upsetting travelers with Jose Antonio Silva, a pi- were on a collision change of Ore yesterday, Brooks said the Marines sheltered positions, lor warning lights as major stories and photos of the lot and member of the Avi- course," he said. and the Reagan adminis- suffered no casualties in spokesman Larry Speakes IN ROME, Italian news- factors in the fiery colli- collision. aco board, said the tration said it was consid- the battle, which ended at said in Washington yester- papers said Prime Min- ering plans to move the sion of two jetliners at Ma- collision might not have "Had the (Madrid) run- 10:40 a.m. (3:40 a.m. day. ister Bettino Craxi's drid airport that left more Meanwhile, the presi- occurred if the runways way been equipped with Marines out of Beirut air- EST), but the Marines re- Speakes declined to give government wanted to port to safer positions. than 90 dead. dent of the Spanish Air had a signal system of mul- warning lights and the pi- mained in foxholes and details, but said no consid- gradually reduce its 2,100- All 42 people aboard an Traffic Controllers' Asso- ticolor lights, like many lot of taxiing plane seen bunkers on their highest eration is being given to man contingent in the mul- Aviaco DC-9 were killed ciation, Mariano Hernan- large airports. them, his plane might not The Marines retaliated state of alert. withdrawing the Marines tinational peacekeeping and SO more aboard an dez, said the runway signal have crossed into the ac- when the northeastern pe- from Lebanon. force in Lebanon. rimeter of their base came Iberia Air Lines Boeing 727 lights at the airport were PETER KENNEDY, a tive runway." HAY EL-SELLUM is a Tbe New York Times UJS. involvement rose perished in the collision at not sufficient for condi- British Civil Aviation Au- under a sustained barrage stronghold of Amal, the said the plans include rede- sharply Sunday with an air the fog-bound airport tions of heavy fog. thority spokesman, told re- Alejandro Barrio, a of mortars, rocket-pro- dominant Shiite militia. ploying the Marines U po- strike on Syrian-controlled Wednesday. A 93rd person, porters in London, "A member of the union of pelled grenades and auto- Shiite fanatics were sus- sitions south of the airport positions in the central a stewardess, was missing "We're not just starting higher standard of fog Spanish Aviation Pilots, matic rale fire at 9:26 a.m. pected of masterminding or to amphibious ships off- mountains. The Syrians and presumed dead. to criticize these conditions safety equipment would also said lack of proper (2:26 ajn. EST). the suicide truck bombing shore, and that they came downed two U.S. jets, now. We've been com- have helped prevent the signals was a determining The shooting came from that killed 240 American in response to domestic killed one airman and cap- Yesterday, government plaining about them for a accident. factor. a position in the Shiite Mos- troops at the Marine base and foreign pressure. tured another. officials joined about 500 lem stronghold of Hay el- Oct. 23. Observers in Beirut said Sen. Alfonse D'Amato people at a funeral mass Sellum, and the bunker The Druse control the moving the Marines south said in New York yester- for the victims at Barajas was destroyed with 60mm hills above the airport, and of the airport would still day that the captured air- airport. mortars, M-60 tank guns Druse gunners were re- St them in range of Druse man, Navy Lt. Robert and Dragon missiles, sponsible for an attack that tteries, but they would Goodman, will be allowed spokesman Ma]. Dennis The field later reopened APRIL 28 killed eight Marines Sun- be more protected than at to meet with representa- Brooks said. day. to traffic, but passengers the airport. They said put- tives of the International on outbound Iberia flights The Marines also shelled Because of the attacks, ting the Marines aboard Red Cross. Berea aids adults Winthrop Terrace Apts. MCAT BEREA, Ohio (AP) - Baldwin-Wallace offi- Baldwin-Wallace College cials have developed what Moving off campus? officials say that as tough may be one of the first loan economic times force programs for undergrad- THERE'S STILL many adults into career uate adults in tbe country. We have One and Two Bedroom changes, the older student Beginning next fall, the needs financial aid just as loans will help cover tu- TIME TO PREPARE much as do students fresh ition and fees at the four- furnished and unfurnished Apts. out of high school. year private school. Call Days Evenings & Weekends "Typically, our continu- The loans were financed available January 1st. ing education students are by a $30,000 grant from the married with children, and George Gund Foundation they have some income and were matched with • most Utilities paid and an established cost of $90,000 from contributions living," college President by college alumni and • no heat bills Neal Malicky, said. "Be- friends. cause the federal definition of need frequently pre- The program will offer • free Cable T.V. 536-3701 cludes these students from full- or part-time students • we shovel the snow Educational Center receiving assistance, it of- annual loans of as much as 3550 SECOR RD ten is impossible for them $2,500. Loans will be inter- TEST PREPARATION SUITE 201 to secure funds to go back est-free while the student For a good place to live stop SPECIALISTS SINCE 1938 to school." attends school. 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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - teachers, school adminis- ington, White House port for physical punish- needed to improve the na- Speakes told reporters this year. President Reagan de- trators, politicians, par- spokesman Larry Speakes, ment. tion's schools, Reagan said that while significant in- EDUCATION Secretary of money as much as they clared yesterday that ents, and teachers' union discussing Reagan s order REAGAN RODE by mo- total money for schools creases in the education T.H. Bell has acknowl- need a few fundamental America's schools must be representatives, called for to the Justice Department, torcade to the National Fo- was up almost 7 percent budget were not antic- edged, however, that more reforms," Reagan said. "temples of learning and stricter classroom disci- said the department was rum on Excellence in over the previous year. ipated, there was no deci- money is needed to meet "First, we need to re- not drug dens," and said he pline and unveiled a pro- looking for ways in which Education after arriving This increase stems from sion about cutbacks. The the recommendations store good, old-fashioned ordered the Justice and gram of presidential school principals can work here by plane. Side streets greater state and local New York Times, quoting made by a presidential discipline," he said. "In Education departments to academic awards. with law enforcement offi- along his motorcade route spending, rather than a Education Department of- commission on education too many schools across find ways of helping He told the group he had cers to improve commu- were blocked with snow- ater federal contribu- ficials, reported that the last spring. That panel de- the land, teachers can't schools "enforce disci- ordered Justice and Edu- nity support for school plows, dumptrucks and president's next education cried "a rising tide of me- teach because they lack pline." cation departments "to discipline. buses, reflecting the tight- "If money alone were budget would be between diocrity" in the nation's the authority to make stu- find ways we can help tea- ened security around the the answer, the problem the $15.2 billion approved schools. dents take tests and hand The president, in a chers and administrators He said Reagan's inter- president in recent weeks. would have been shrink- by Congress this year and in homework. Some don't speech delivered before an enforce discipline." est in stricter discipline did Criticizing suggestions ing, not growing," the the $13.5 billion the admin- "America's schools even have the authority to education summit of 2,300 On the flight from Wash- not necessarily mean sup- that more money was president said. istration had projected for don't need vast new sums quiet down their class. Don't be fooled by holiday-time C.O.D. scams
AKRON, Ohio (AP) -Ak- ness, orders all of his parts off," Acord said. only to pay shipping land postal inspector, said help. method, companies can are very successful, gross- ron and Youngstown have by mail. So, when a mail Postal authorities say charges. Akron and Youngstown The law lets the postal agree to stop or volunteer ing $1 million a month. been targeted lately for a carrier showed up recently the way to avoid such a Holiday time, when gift- seem to have been tar- service levy a maximum to refund the victims' Although the postal service cash-cm-delivery scam that at his home witn a small loss is to refuse to pay the buying from catalogs and geted lately for such $10,000 dailv fine against money, but there are no has put 140 of them out of previously was aimed at C.O.D. package from Cali- C.O.D. charge. Once It's C.O.D. business increases, scams. Last month, it was companies mat cheat cus- sanctions if they don't. business so far this year, Cleveland and Toledo, fornia, his 85-year-old paid, the post office cannot is a favorite time for such Cleveland and before that, tomers through C.O.D. they seem to pop up as fast postal inspectors say. mother accepted the pack- return the money and the operations, officials said. Toledo. "It just depends scams. The victims also can as others are extinguished. age and paid the $39.50. consumer often is left with The initial contact may what phone book they're seek criminal charges that Herb Acord filed one of Unfortunately, instead worthless trinkets. be made by phone, with a working from," he said. CURRENTLY, no penal- could bring penalties, but "They go right back into about 1,000 complaints of television parts, the mail contact following, or, ties are available under such charges are rarely business across the street about such scams in north- package contained two ball SOMETIMES, solicitors as in Acord's case, the only Authorities are not opti- the most common prosecu- lodged because fraudulent with an associate fronting em Ohio in a recent four- point pens and a key chain working from telephone contact is a package at the mistic that such operations tion method, a false rep- intent is difficult to Drove. for them," Sitter said month period. Acord never ordered. books contact people to tell doorstep, officials said. can be stopped, but they resentation order filed Acord, who runs a one- "I didn't even have to them they have won a say a law that will take with a judicial officer of man television repair busi- open it to know it was a rip- prize, and that they need Michael Sitter, a Cleve- effect in January might the post office. Under that Some of the companies "They're a real P"*-™-" American Heart Association ) Teacher test? COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) tered their studies. Most Ohio education officials Ohio colleges require a 2.3 are considering a three- grade average with 4.0 be- pronged effort to improve ing top scale. $5.00 OFF the competency of new tea- • Passing a standardized chers. competency test after fin- Any Purchase of $25.00 or more ishing college and before W'f«* y""r friends "What we're basically being certified to teach by See our • Running Shoes looking at is the compe- the state Department of ana loved onei a Specialspecial ^*-V* tency testing of new teach- Education. Although that • Sweats • Running Gear ers who want to be test would be administered certified in Ohio," Paul by the college the student IF HOLIDAY GREETING,?! • Racquetball Equip • T-shirts Hailey, director of teacher attended, it would be a education and certification standardized test ap- in a for the Ohio Department of Eroved by the state educa- Falcon House Education, said during a on department. 'Shop the Falcon House for the active people on your Christmas list!" conference on teacher CHRISTMAS WREATH 140 E. Wooster Across from Sub-MeQuick 352-3610 competency this week at A TIMETABLE for en- Ohio State University. acting such measures has The program would in- not been set, Hailey told clude: about SO educators. The new/ • A basic skills test in math conference, which ended and English to gain en- Wednesday, was co-spon- Wednesday, Dac)4||< trance to any of the 48 sored by OSU's College of mmmr MtM|f p*int*J ,m colleges in Ohio. That test Education and OSU's r*a iitiidm a antm wreath FALL 1984 LISTING would be in addition to the School Study Council of beefed-up entrance re- Ohio. quirements already being State School Superinten- **mhr' at mi fa* I* established at most four- dent Franklin Walter is AVAILABLE year colleges. trying to decide whether • Maintaining a 3.0 the competency testing • 516 E. Merry Ave. grade average in college or should be required by act passing periodic, special of the Legislature or • Field Manor Apts. exams for students with through mandate by the less than a 3.0 average to Ohio Board of Education, • Ridge Manor Apts. ensure students have mas- Hailey said. • Frazee Ave. Apts. • Green Briar North Many others Featuring: Columbia lands 1, 2, or 3 Bedroom apts., Efficencies, Whole houses EDWARDS AIR FORCE For the first time, the WEVE GOT THE PIZZA BASE, Calif. (AP) - Six shuttle approached its astronauts overcame a landing from the north- FOR THE DINNERTIME BLUES. Call us or Stop By failed computer and a bro- west. The glide path car- ken navigation instrument ried it over the Aleutian to land the space shuttle Noble Roman's is a delicious choice for din . farm-fresh vegetables to your heart's content. 352-0717 Green Briar, Inc. 224 E. Wooster Islands of Alaska, across net anytime And our choices will J^ » Get a side order of Breadslicks with Columbia safely yester- the U.S. coastline 80 miles delight the whole family Spicy Cheese Dip, too. It's a great day, bringing to Earth a north of San Francisco, We have three kinds ol pizza way to round out a delicious, cargo of science treasures directly over Fresno, then for three kinds of fun.There's nutricious evening meal. ^•••••••••••••••••••••••••^| gathered in a record 10-day 20 miles east of a favorite for everybody. Of course dinner at Noble shuttle voyage. Bakersfield and on into Deep-Dish Sicilian, Roman's isn't complete Edwards. Hand Tossed Round without your favorite The pinpoint landing on The touchdown ended a and The Monster' ice-cold soft drinks, a dry lake bed runway mission that began Nov. 28 came at 3:47 p.m. Pacific with a launch from the . . . aH our pizzas beer or wine, we've ALPHA PHI Standard Time - nearly are made fresh ' got it all for kids Kennedy Space Center in from scratch with and grownups proudly announces their new eight hours later than Florida as Columbia, re- only the finest alike. NASA had planned. turning to the sky for the ingredients. Not time, officers for 1984 Weather for the ninth first time in a year, carried To go along choose Noble shuttle landing was ideal, aloft the $1 billion, Euro- with your Roman's for a with light winds and only a pean-built Spacelab in its dinner pizza, try dinner out the few scattered clouds. bay Noble Roman's whole family 'Creale-Your wiD enjoy President - Alicia Ckadwell Own''' Salad Bar You're gonna Makeabed like it when you Vice President - Susan Schmidt of crisp, green Smile and Say lettuce and Dinner! Run Gnwfatsan - Sum Mates pile on the rfittftmy J ft HUt - Jm ItKllttSM Treasurer -Jenny Bit in
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STUDENTBOOK EXCHANGE THE BOOK BUY BACK HAS STARTED AT SBX!! NOW PAYING TOP PRI$E$ FOR USED TEXTSlI TOP WHOLESALE PRICES FOR BOOKS NO LONGER USED AT B.G.S.U • WE STILL HAVE A LARGE QUANTITY OF T-SHIRTS, SWEATSHIRTS, & JACKETS TO HELP YOU WITH YOUR CHRISTMAS NEEDS! MANY ITEMS TO CHOOSE FROM! * iSTUDENT BOOK EXCHANGE STORE HOURS DEC. 9 9-5:30 yiSED DEC. 10 9-5 HRS' i i DEC. 12-16 9-5:30 SUN. DEC. 18 1-5 i i DEC. 17 9-5 DEC. 19-21 9-7 i mm assss 8 bg nowi/dec«mb»r 9.1963 -
Doug-How can I ever Bank you tor To My Baj Caroryn- 2 F NEEDED TO SUBLET APT . 1»77 BUCK REGAL EXCELLENT Attention -PI Kapp" lha tantasKc ume Sal weekend? From Don't warty atari MM future! « la CongyaavMona on being Ba mm SPRUG SEM , CLOSE TO CAMPUS CONDITION S3.000 CONTACT classifieds' Braut Ham Happy Hours (the hard InsiNablal I love you dearly Merry praetdenl ol AXO! I know that you'l CALL MUTALE OR DONNA 352- 889-3882. AaaocaMa Membara! W » «•* par h». |1 .M mar-mwi. ttXO TYP€ 50* ..In p*M M com PI Alohas ara. but Fife and too Chrtaaaaaal Lara pa tane, Laa do a aaiaaBc tob, and rm here to heto 8131 AFTER 9PM Yamaha atoreo ayatam-RlOOO re- ApproaltaMly 26 to 30 apacaa par Ira you any way I oanl Juet remember - Tomorrow's the day you've bean early), to lormal a Sandueky (Smoth- Mae aM Pa-. HIM, yau hare a F rmto needed tor Spring Semasai ceiver. P860 tumlaoa. NS100OM CAMHMfCrTT EVENTS aonp* tor nonprofit. puoK aarvtca adMaa* wal Da naartad ere broa on SNL). Cedar Point DELEGATE! AX love I Ota of mine ONCC tor fr*jt and M ragutor MMM tftaraaHar fcruoouaty emMng (or and when ratal great Base Bas ankinl. Happy a. Only S540 a aamaatar oka atoc. Burl apaakare. Uke new' LM price Daadkw tor al taanga « 2 days batort pubKaaan al 4 00 p.m Fnday at 4 00 p m « ime roes around wet be BURNINC Ceuaaway (Its got front wheel drrve. Paul anyj to the both of you, a Merry LI Wendy Apts. CM 362-7741. $2,500 91.600 or beat offer 364- dMrJna tor ma Tuaaday arJaon DOWN THE HOUSE!' I can gat out of the take) to eeetog Chrteaasee, New Year and a* the TonyKaach 1858 Crag CtoaiPail tonaa ara ■ aaaCti al ma M Nam olftoa. 10f IMfvaraHf Hall me sights ol Fremont. Ohio (Jama's a eaawbo.1, Pequarla you can drink! Thanks tor Monday night. Tha couch HELPI YAMAHA 8TEREO RECEIVER real man, he got the gaa cap off) It Laaa. Tha Aaat looked reeBy race a your room! Love F. ROOMMATE WANTED PFBVATE TUNER PRICE 9116.00 FOR waa al too much fun. Them ao much, PROFESSIONAL TYPBrO. KappeStga. BEDROOM 0AI1ET S127 60 MO MORE INFORMATION CALL 352 CAMPUS/CITY EVENTS ATTENTION ROOGERS 3rd SOUTH wel have to do II again soon' Love, 874-1486 The end of the aamaatar a oYawtog P.8. Your urataa nt nice, kat aaa a IVCLUDaNG HEAT. CALL DEB 352- 8094. Perryeburg ...ANO SALLY TOOIII Ro_ hat raar. and tha • our as! laa ol the 7838. Arectoa tor Sale red > gray corner EVERYONE HAVE A WONDERFUL DO YOU WHAT TO OET IN- AMA STudwiVFaaAy Omlmae Enpart Typing yaw - Together we're going to party Tracy Fabam-Tha a your vary own dinette, grey chair, red deak chair. HOLIDAY! VOLVED? JOIN STUDENT COURT. Patty Hippy Hmn w« t» Frtd*. naaaonaMo Ralea ■Rtohi' wtth ttta of hotaay cheer Saa ad to aaah you a Happy 1911 Sorry I Need tomato to f» apartmerrl and 3/4 maNreoe 4 aprtnga, exercise LOVE, MEG PICK UP AN APPLICATION IN 405 Dae Mh from 4 00pm ■ 7 00 a) Ma*t Cal 352-7305 after 5 30pm You Tonkjhtlll needed tor PM. but us AaNay grra mala to M houaa. Cal 362-7386 bench, carpet runners. cJ parm* 4 BANANA ■. STUDENT SERVICES. APPLICA- gel pretty horny Welch out Kenny a S»raa)« Bow and mntm* provioMI Rutna's Searing and AXaraaOna Tta Saara of PIS Mu bruahee-362-6672. WHAT ABOUT THOSE RUG TIONS MUST BE RETURNED BY John! Love ya. Jatmaar B. F.rmto needed SpaOouaapt Ctoee *J wajwitXfi walcofna Letters and ragnaa on lackan and Katman. Shan, and Lorl, Thank you •URNS' DEC. 20 SKIN UP FOR YOUR IN- to campus laaaonaba rant. Ptoeaa OUN MARK IV SKIS BJCHR* TOUMCMENT sweaters Al garments moat be lor being such soacal mends and for UBO REP - al - LAROE OUESS WHO? TERVIEW TIME THEN! cal 352-7103 17* CM. VERY OD, CONDITION Friday, Dec • dean. 362-7268 being there whan I needed you tha rjoafltan a open CAU 99KS92 A*K FOR BRETT NOW HERE TMSII OtOOOLUCKI Rmto needed Mala, vary ctoee to RegaWaBon 7:30 Dm AeM Ma to yow organlxellone- moat Marry Chraamaal Love, Suaan APPLICATlONB AVAH-ABIE Finals ara coming up soon ao why Edda. Fron. and the real ol the Rag a 406 Student ServKee campus Need tor Spring Sam only Tontogany Legion Hal party't cal SOONO WAVE mobaa KELLEY. not cheer your favorite parson up Room. Wa aaa you' And wa Bank you Thru Dec 8 toeapenetve. 362-7036. f>)or l>U»-rtotioehmona sound systems Top 40. rock, coun- CONGRATLrLATrONS ON YOUR LA- wHh a carnation ($1.00) and/or a should al grow up Mala Rm mate needed tor aprtng try, slow Cal 352 5067 lor vary VAUERHGTODAN BEST OF LUCK VAL LOMBARDO. HAPPY 22NO. tlnals button ISO'). Both will be on Lur. The Romper Room earn. Ctoee to campus. S510 tor FOR RENT CHRISTMAS MESSAGE reasonable pncaig TO BOTH OF YOUI! LOVE. JEANM. TRACY « FARREU. •ale In the Union Foyer, Monday aamaatar. Cal altar 4:00 pm 352- n I 10 NEWS Parted tor the holdaye. tMOMA CHI X-aUl DATE PARTY LOVE, VrENOY thru Wadneadey. 9.30-4 10. Spon- VM. You dkl an eaoeaant |oe arari Oat 8920 Wreath-Bed * Green Ink TELL YOUR FRBENO* HOW MUCH Needatypar? sored by the Kappa Sigma Stardue- Est*Y/wel eoytawy (« can be either, KEVIN LADE- ■ Be: keep up tha good work. December 14th Edition MATrjumroasa naeded tor Spr/Sam YOU CARE la a M NEWS Cal 352-4017 tera. remember?) I'm glad wa mat Guess THANKS FOR EVERYTHaNO Paul and Amy Hasry estates* aaai>ellll»lalll you know Yam's party a tor couples Houaa ctoee toCampua Chrlatm iWraath age printed BEAR I LOVE YOU VERY MUCHIt—01 Vnoa and Mauj -1 can't wa* to aaa too If only It ware me -Ma- P.S. Cal 352-8881 in red 1 green Ink In the Wed., Dae. THE SUPER EVEMt Of HAPPY 21STB—OAY' Lamont, good ruck wah your hnaa! you Saturday at the party It ahoutd be THE NEW YEAR Remember that paper you re reedaig Rmto needed tor aprtng eom. 14 aeWon. Don't miss out! Limited I LOVE YOU' Ramernber that I bra you wad WWHOAHCt'I* SlloVmo Al uta. paid, 120 1'2 N number available. Get yours Custom LOFTS Built BUNNY One of the wtniehoues gala Fablah »Itwwoman: M£B?i Proapact Cal 352^668 TODAY! TIM Watld Student AMOC For Intoi matron 8 to order U ato paogee wan al SAE'a good Waexma to BG Moty MM, Kim. Big aUket I'm ao glad to hare you aa •Wasn't it you who sard thai nothing Vaaraad Lead anger tor band Cal MALE GRAD STUDENT ■ wdandhiu an invitation to "A One 352-3I3B (94)) kick on exame. a Vary Marry Xmaa. CaBry. Sarah, Coach, and the reat ol ray btgt N reeBy means a lot to ma! good a gong to tost forever? Waan't 362-8222. after 5pm or ooractonce underorad night Sana a Europe'' tonight. Dae The Loft Construction Company Lara ye atal ur omny and a rowdy New Year Wa krv ya' the Malabar Swan Team. Maa », 1983 trom 8-11 it you that sard sot bo gad lor the OFaiOFirUNfTY! NEED 2F RMTES Need a outot pace lor atudtoa? provides Iree assembly Bob It LaaW •MM*. CM X-MAB DATE PARTY FREE » OPEN 10 ALL snd Hra proofing lanes together?" War, you? SDtTH ST APT AVAILABLE SPRING Room to rant w/kltchen prrv. Good leek with your nose this Gad to have you aa my unto Sa We Five. four, three, two, one... SEMESTER CALL SOON! 362- and private ahower 125/MO weekend It's amazing what irtey wB have ao many graat tanaa, I can! HAPPY NEW YEAR"' 8133. ncludee uN prater non-amolung can do thaaa daya atth them. Re- waft! LOST AND FOUND ITS NEVER TOO EARLY FOR A Tata perfect X-Mas gift la here! Fumahed Referencea 686 6855 Word procaaarng lor research member to look before you leap Lore. Big Bro Scott Stg Ep Fanato Rcomaaa-Sor Sam. WILD PARTY"' TKE 5TH ANNUAL utamOTMl Praductloria... FORREST APARTMENTS FUR- papers, daaartabona. ate Ctoee to Campus-Low Rent nan urns - N aaa a tongtall. Oat NEW YEARS EVE PARTY LlZas COLLEY NaSHED OR UNFURNISHED TEN- LOST. Man's gold ring wa doecrfoe PRATT WORD PROCESS»*3 (PWP| 352-5864 back to your lama old you soon. Wa SATURDAY. DEC 10, 1983 YOU ARE TRULY THE BEST, ANTS PAY ONLY LIGHTS Cal 352-5786 ■War 5 30 352-2836 think the world ol ra. ANO I DO NEED YOU. M Rmrnto naeded OWY - Far being "The guy that •■artaaaPwaO svUITA" Special. REASONABLE CAU JOHN NEW- REWARD' TUCKER TYPING RobJaBko, John. MB, Joe, Ski LOVEPJ. Spring Semester. Frsr.ee Apts you are ' I'm ao gtod your rnkse. Have one at year X-Mas party! LOVE REAL ESTATE 354-2260 FOUND RED GLOVES IN BA BLOO 6th Year ol Service CATHY ZmaRONE CAI Bob, 352 4802 let' s hare a great Christmas braakl Mark and Tony -1 hope you two ara HMatl 9BB-74H NEEDED: OME OR TWO PEOPLE TO ON MOW CALL 2 6585 Nancy 352-0809 No more drntng around the Doyles JMB gong lo make r! to our party Seturday F rmto needed aaararig 12/22. Own LIVE AT UNIVERSITY VILLAOE FOR LOST OPAL Rt*3 ei Memoral Hal town statue?' Wa sura are gonna right ra going to ba a good Bma room, S160/mo paa ml 362- HAPPY BIRTHDAY SPRING SEMESTER. CAU 354- naaHofjm Sentrnontol value 372- mas you . Good kick at KSU' Love See you Bare! 4611 JO JO 1999. 3182 and Slobbery Kisses. Coma and Renee F. mate, needed tor apt. Ctoee to Laura Dec 10 a your big day. ao Ire Hup Needed 2 Female rmmtes for Spring LOU gold double chain bracelet Re PERSONALS Finely 211! kW.rlappy2bd Birthday to both at campus. Friendly ranee. Spring Semeeter Campua Manor Apts Biaillir. asamaaatoa. Call JI2- sard Cal 372-1375 CHI—Os, GET PSYCHED FOR A E«N ■al Let's eillkialll BRIGHTEN YOUR X-MAS PARTY 9730'pereorveemeater Only pay WILD TEA TONICHT LOVE. THE- Laaa. Bath. 4191. Found Camera Mon Cal to identity ADPi Baaoon-A Grams Halo. Laa Sogal » tare! WITH BALLOONS etoctne. taat.wala. and air oond SIGMA CMS. WANTED 1 M rmto to ahare 2 2-0087. aa* tor W. On Seta Dae 6-9 Musi we be expect! about things Men of Hoaday KoN (Jama. Doug 1 THE BAllfXMitAN. 382-O0B1 Payed tor If Interested ca* 364- the Grape I bdrm. apt wah 3 others Vary ctoee tor SO- In LWvarsrty Hal. Congratularona to the Lambda CIS when we UaV(lch) Seriously, you aa Croaa Country Ski Sato 1206 or 352 9302. to campus PH: 362-4106. AJan. Mora than lust a weekend? brother ol Ha week DOUG KOTH a super rooma and tone of fun! Wel See. Sorority tomato want at that Free Canlc Sal . Dec 10, 1-4 Need maa > tomato students to IB RIDES What ara we gong to do the whoa Afob wel dona! mas you and we love you Good kick bad. ara they? Remember keep an Falcon House 2 M to ahare 4 bdrm. houee. Spring houaee * apta tor Spnhg Sam Atoo open rnrnd (and a plug a bad) Youafl BiaiMir, It) Manila. Call Ma- time? (I'm sure we'l think ol some- Data Detgedo, MNM! 140 E Wocatar 3523810 apts a aaahll tor 2 3 4 atudenta taoked super and were lots of fun Sat Baaa ar Peggy M2-1440. OOTT FORGET YOUR SPECIAL Bang - BOW WOWi| But seriously I'm Yes. ana alcoholics gat to be Your KDRoomaa CHRISTMAS OFT BJEA Phone 352-7365 -Some Alpha DaRa who love you' FRSENOS THIS CHRISTMASI Sand so gad you're hare Al my love, your active. Good luck on Saturday. Heao WaksHood. Toddler. Brent »4 AEROBIC WEAR Faaaato taaato. wanted Spr. Sam. to Acreaa From Campus: 909 E. Wooa- •rtaSK them a Chrlatmas Wreath Massage Soon you wIN be active. wood. Fran Hoory hoot don't be Male Byme Clue 07-1 may ba Hying Shop the Falcon Houee ahare I bdrm. furnished houaa. ter. Aral! tor winter earn., 2 bdrm. PS 111 wan It would lava bean a the Wed., Dec 14 edition of The Pate. ckatoaa about Brass - NO Way-Mich Ngh with a wool bad-warmer; 140 E. Wooater 352-3810 mo/month. utlWtoa Included a furry carpeted end fumJehed. 80 News Hurry limited number ua'M Movement 07 Local ShsophordeTe Ctoee to oampua. CaB MM 787. P.S. Stay off lha XO'a. HEY ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA TOO Parcel Service Depoeilory Free heal Perfect tor those coed entile. Oat yours today! 108 unl- AmyHoweH, nonce aeveral sueptcioua toraJyTara. MUCH STUDYING GOT YOU Flying Tloara. Puroator a umteo Wanted: F Rmmte tor Spring Sam wanker daya. CoB 352-7074. aerattyHa* 1 CONGRATULATIONS I know you're DOWN? WELL, COME AND JOIN Nancy - Marry ChrkaMas, Happy Parcal Sarvfca. Ray Hoapl, Sears Ctoee to oampua cal: 362-1806 Nice 1 bdrm fum apt to aubtot on Ride evaaabto to Fartanka. Alaska gonna make a great "BIG vice-presi- David rkanane. Last night waa won- YOUR FELLOW MEMBERS FOR A Birthday and Thanks tor betag auch Caafog Sakn Uerchenge Great Apt' Own bdrm Lg 2 bdrm 3rd. St. Close to campua. carpeted. Musi heap wan gaa and drMng Cal dent I'm ao proud ot you. Phi Mu derful Bars STUDY BREAK WE'LL BE IN 106 ■ great Mend! Laaa, Arteen tag N. Mam. 362-2611 »125/mo . al U9J. pd. Cathy 352- Iree gas heal 9 cooking Cal 362- Love « Mine, Your Little Huge and Kisses (4191669-3682 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION FROM NOW HERE TMSII WaB Dare. Why don't I try tale one 1418 6877 RUa needed to Columbus alterna- Andy 8 15 TO 10 15 ON FRIDAY, DEC M Roomeie Needed' Need tomato to aubtot houaa. across tion* Airport on Wad., Dee. 21. Tomorrows the night. It's almost 16 HOT CHOCOLATE AND DO- OereO'K: Pledges • New Members from dorms on Woostor. extremely Must be there to catch an 11:00pm hare. We'l have some tun arid drmk NUTS WILL BE PROVIDED ALONG wHh a carnation (SIM) anaVor a "Let's Dance" "Al Night Long" I aaaaaM toraard to seeing you at Cal Paul 352-0342 effordeba' 352-8250 Will be happy to help algae. some bear We'l dance al night and WITH MORAL SUPPORT SEE YOU tthela button |e0-). Both wM be on "The WhHe Houaa" luwauaa DU Dance Marathon Don't M.ss 111 Rmto needed lor Spr Semeeter M Subtoaae 1 Bedroom apt Fumtoh Al contact Dana, UM119. have a bast but the Gamma Phi lormal THERE' saa In lha Unton Foyer, Monday najht. Oaa'l target lha wine and or F . oH-carnpua apt Cal Ken uM axe alec Cal Caol 362-8033 ml and too last And whan it's over It Hay. Anna Wench! How the he! ara thru Waoniaday, t:*>4:30. Need roe back horn Orlando area DEAR MATTHEW. HAPPY 22ND M 2-3368 PERSON TO SUBLET ONE BED- w» just be a atari lor you've once you? Dare I say I mas our treahman Sponsored by tha Kappa Sigma •*BnaaLMil ■far Chriabraa $$ and gaa Jon BWTHOAY' I LOVE YOU LOTS' ROOM APT. AS BOON AS POSSI- agam found a ntace a my heart. Love. loBaa? Whatever happened to Kohl, Ota area, aaat can I aeyT 1 M Rmto Spr 362-8093. 352-0941 LOVE. SALLY BLE. CLOSE TO CAMPUS FREE Lort centerfolds, pictures dick lets, ate Paul Happy 20th Birthday' Looking PERFECT MAGES HEAT. CAU 392-2813 OR 352- Angle. night nets, slumber partaa, Lover- forward to ma weekend Love ya. DEAR PAUL. Peesaaaeasa. 0 J. S Ughtahow 9920. SERVICES OFFERED Thanks tor being such a good THANKS FOR ALL YOUR HELP THIS boy. rung cases, bear blasts. Daco ChaT and the Tha Aunt " CALL 2S7-4262 Mend. May ill ol your days be filled Anna, and Longbranch?? I maa you HELP WANTED WEEK THETA CHI'S ARE NT TOO and Joy to you and yourai Rufhto. artlh happiness a Scott. Love Al- tod-you aa one of a kind Happy b- BAD CHRISTMAS WILL BE LONG Hed a asraaaBc Bma al Gataby'a atth ways, your roommate Laaaa. day and cal mat (no dtok sob stones BUT OUR REUNION WILL BE you. Lara go out again, what do you Fumahed Ertoency Baa year, I almost promraa) Love, Thanka tor everything! SUPPORT GREAT! I LOVE YOU"! Lore. MN Bank? Ptoeaa to) ma know - 2-8730 Now hiring 2 cooka 2 drivers oumptoto ml color TV 4 cable JUUE Skiplone good ack, anyone?) P S. Musi be energesc and hard working Buckeye Budget Motor Inn STUDENT LEQAL SERVICES PN Delta - Oat ready tor a rock-n' Scott Uvtng up to the old K8KW aop»bat«aan 2-4 today ■'Students have s AN INTENSE NIGHI roBn evening wtah Ba Dee Zaaa ATTENTION FOfeBQN BTUOENTS 1740E Wooater St right to succeed " Of PARTYING Dear BLUO, Bony your lasl 2 weeks Hay Ma 2. Saidanl Oatoa rnaragar tor Tha Key now laaalng Spnhg farm I hope you earl teoang bettor aoon tonight Be there' » Piablsaa ar Vlaa? YOU'LL NEVER FORGET! tear* bean bad: WaUet Riled, ear yearbook aprtng urnlNlr Beak: 9250,'aio anaae dawn, feeUng HI. Thtnge will and t you need e hug. you know Maaa R Vaa - aaaantay at Laa 5TH ANNUAL TKE i needed Advanced 3543182 or 362-1620 took up and Santa will be good to where to And me Good luck with your Tetoaa, OMe ee* 1-242^194 NEWS YEARS EVE PARTY Can you oat 12 houre? - Prove tl DU a, prior office expert you. Good luck wrflinlil Lore. 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As the semester comes to an end so does editing Friday. I believe that when Friday page 4 this volume of Friday. For our last issue we was concieved it was done so with the would like to offer our readers a look at the concept of presenting off-beat and enter- Dale's World holiday season thai often renders those taining topics that college students can lucky enough to have loving friends and appreciate. I hope you have found that page 4 family with whom to share the special times concept to hold true. Warmest thanks to oblivious to those who do not .Our inten- Lisa Inman and Fats Miller and to all who tion here is not to cast a dark shadow on the have contributed works or efforts to the Holiday Depression most won-won-wonderful time of the year, tabloid. It's on to other things now, but I but rather to present the whole picture, will always remember where I found myself page 6 which, after all. is our job. on Thursday nights, and why. The Best Of Friday's To You. . St. Anthoney's Kids It is with mixed emotions that I write this final introduction on my final day of Scott Rayaoad Carpenter pages 6 & 7 Staff A Family Split Scott R. Carpenter Lisa Inman .page 7 Assistant Editor Editor Dr. Ray Manorah and his fam- Fats Miller ily celebrate Hanukka together. TV Listings Entertainment Editor Read more about Hanukka on jyage 8—11 IVS'B'SVBWBWW ! From all of us at 8 new/ is now accepting a) applications for Reporting and Editorial positions for Spring Semester. t i t # Applications are available at: a we WIA k uou the ^ht^J4o an pie it ana i The BG News Office irlerriedt J4otid.au Reason (Lver J 106 University Hall. • Deadline: TODAY, 5 p.m. ********************** ******************* f Phi Mu would like to i* congratulate its 1984 Executive Officers: ( jne uour friends "f. ui tovetl ones a Jprtiaf m President Jenny Kuzeppa '$ HOLIDAY GREETING^ 1st Vice-president Amy Howell 2nd Vice-president....Josie Parisi CHRISTMAS WREATH i Treasurer Linda Powell Membership Director Jan Nolte new/ Phi Director Wendy Kuske Wadnmday, Dec. 14 Recording Secretary...Nancy Hoover Corresponding Sec Kim Snow " j ffilfllY House Manager Linda Locke Panhel Rep Peggy Fitzpatrick Social Shelly Weakley
The Best of Luck to You! £522 iftM wan »«***?*' Jews Share In Holiday Season With Hanukkah
by Dim Horwedet
Joyeux Noel, Froliche Weihnachlen, Happy Hanukkah. There are many holiday traditions that Americans are not familiar with. Dr. David Wineburg, faculty adviser for the Jewish Student Group at the University told the story of Hanukkah as a holiday that commemorates the revolt of a group of Jews (the Maccabes) in the second century against Lysias, a Syrian king who denied them political and religious freedom. According to tradition, when the Maccabes won, they entered the temple in Jerusalem, which had been used by the Syrians for pagan rites, and prepared the temple for religious observance. The Maccabes wanted to light a candelabra (menorah), but there was only enough oil to last for one day. A miracle occured and the oil lasted for eight days. Hanukkah is not only a celebration of military victory, but a celebration of the miracle of the lights as well. Hanukkah celebrations started Dec. I, but according to Jewish tradition, the first candle lighting is the night before (Nov. 30). Songs and prayers are recited over the candles to praise God. The lights are then placed in a prominently visible place to advertise the miracle of the lights. Sometimes potato pancakes are served as a traditional Hanuk- kah dish. Dr. Wineburg said they were served by Maccabe women, according to tradition. Dr. Wineburg said that Hanukkah is not the most important holiday in the Jewish tradition, but that it has taken on importance in America because Jewish parents want their children to share in the holiday celebrations. Wineburg said many Jewish families also exchange gifts; some give a gift each night of Hanukkah, others don't give gifts at all.
OTHER HOLIDAY traditions around the world also have interesting historical significance. Mistletoe dates from the time of Druids in England who honored the plant in religion and used it in sacrificial rites. The traditional Yule log was intro- duced to Britain by the Vikings, who burned it in honor of the god Thor. The British then adopted it for Christmas. Christmas carols and Christmas greeting cards are other traditions (hat Americans adopted from Britain. The Christmas tree originated in Germany. It was put up on Christmas Eve and decorated by Father Christmas or the Christ Child. Diane Basilone, sophomore art major, said she remembers when she and her family lived in West Germany, on Dec. 6 (St. Nicholas Day), they put their shoes outside of their bedroom doors so that St. Nicholas would Till them with goodies. Eric Menorah, 13. SOB of Judy Manorah and Dr. Ralph Menorah, In France, gifts are exchanged on New Year's Day rather than on University professor of Sociology celebrates the Jewish holiday Hanukka Christmas. On Christmas Eve the adults go to midnight mass while with his parents and his sisters ■ photos by Sue Cross the children put their shoes by the fireplace for Father Christmas or the Christ Child to fill. The Christmas feast varies in the different Christmas tree prevails, since the Italian Alps are close. In provinces, but such dishes as goose, sausages, and buckwheat cakes Southern Italy, the crib of nativity, which was introduced by St. are served. Christmas trees are sometimes used, but more popular Francis of Assisi in the 12th century, is popular. On Jan. 6 the are nativity scenes called "creche". children put their shoes out by the fireplace and "Befana," the In Italy, the Christmas Eve dinner is meatless, many times benevolent old witch, comes and fills them with goodies. James consisting of "tortelli," a pasta stuffed with pumpkin paste. The Pine, 94, of Berlin Heights, Ohio, recalled Christmas in his native main dish of the Christmas feast is "capitone," which is roast Italy with a twinkle in his eyes," We rolled back the rug and danced female eel. The children often write a letter promising to be good in and drank wine all day!" the coming year on an ornate piece of stationery, and slip it under No matter what the religion, the holiday season is a time of good their father's dinner plate to surprise him. In Northern Italy, the cheer heavily laden in tradition. / The Gavel \ i is accepting applications for staff editors, writers and salespeople beginning Spring Semester. Jr. FairBtdf. RMIly^^J WMHiyPruuitu mfMMI!*■!■» r L ^ Rt. M ft ft* Road. B.G. Applications availble at
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D. Towlt And so, upon request of The B.C. Share well with cracked ice and until into I oz. Hot water News Friday Editor Scott (Ho.Ho.Ho 3 oz. cocktail glass. Dissolve thoroughly. Then add: I 'A oz. whiskey The holiday season is upon us and please Santa, buy my car) Carpenter, I am going to pass this variable wealth of "Hot ftraady Fat" Fill with boiling water and stir. once again your family and friends will I Hag be gathering together — probably at inebriatable knowledge on to you. First let's talk basics: Eggnog. I Teaspoon Powdered Sugar Well, there are five of my best holiday your place — to celebrate Christmas I Vt oz. Brandy merrymakers. I have just one small and the coming of the new year. Yes there are more ways to make eggnog than the rather crude bottle of Beat egg, sugar and brandy and pour into word of advice for all you hosts think- On one such occasion, many years Tom and Jerry Mug and fill with not milk. vodka in the bowl of nog method 1 ing this year will be the year you show ago, my parents had the family over Orate nutmeg on top. all your friends you can party better for Christmas dinner and the tradi- came up with as an eight-year-old. Besides, any true "nogologisi" will than they can. Don't invite anyone tional giving of gifts. As usual my "CMatanf Wabk.y Waraar" from The B.C. News. They are a aunts and uncles were more interned in tdl you it's the best thing to happen to the egg industry since the rooster. Into hot whiskey glass, put: bunch of "party elves." They'll ruin conversing with whomever it was they I Teaspoon butter Here are two recipes for this peren- your property and destroy your reputa- still liked at the time and failed to pay I Teaspoon powdered sugar tion. On second thought, invite them attention to my cousins and myself, as njgj Christmas favorite; 3 Pinches cinnamon "^■■imlir'i Christmas Ml," all. we scampered about the party-house I qt. Prepared dairy Eggnog my parents had built behind our home. 6 01. Cognac CHLCS vyowip PUBACH 3 oz. Jamaica Rum To make a long story short "Little 3 oz. Creme de Cacao Mikey" somehow found his way into daddy's liquor cabinet and decided "Carbtaus Yale Eggaog" what a fun trick it would be to dump 1 qt Prepared Dairy Eggnog that big clear bottle of Russian Vodka 12 oz. Any smooth Whiskey into the big bowl of eggnog Mommy I Vt oz. Imported Rum had on the counter in the kitchen. Of course some of you may be a bit Well one thing led to another, my more adventurous, or maybe you just Uncle Dave tried to pick up my mom, want to get a little more slammed this my Uncle Richard slugged my Uncle year. The following should leave you Dave to "protect my mom's reputa- hanging your cat with tinsel from the tion" and my dad threw the whole bottom of the misletoe in your hall- bunch (except my mom) out on the way: carport. I remember thinking to myself at the time 'gee, grown-ups sure act "Who Cam-lf-lt-Saows Cocktail" like assholes when they drink.' I Teaspoon Curacao It was this strange childhood occur- Vt oz. orange juice ence that has led to my preoccupence 'A oz. sweet Vermouth with making holiday elixirs. I oz. Dry Gin rfr ?n
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forever, Time and again. you've heard ii sukl, "'lii make money, you hu\c tohu\c mooc>r The truth is. you have ti All night know Irovv to saw money before you con think about making inure1. That's why more and long. . . mm people are joining the fvLPHA Plrfj Itaroll Swings flan to buy US. Savings Bonds. That way, a little is taken out of each paycheck automatically] 4 In no time, you'll have- enough Bonds tor a new car, your chikft education, even i Christmas f dream \ acation. Whatc\er you save for. Il< II ids are the safest, surest Semi-Formal nay to gain capital. Focus On Saturday Evening America's December 10, 1983 Future Help Prevent > • Choose from many styles and sizes • Hurry while selection is beat. Quantities are limited. Christmas At St. Anthony's Villa by Scott Raymond Carpenter typewritten list (front and back) of always have Christmas. remember what Christmas is about. Friday Editor activities and events planned for the One Toledo men's group has raised Another treat for the residents of the residents of St. Anthony's Villa. enough money, as they do about every Villa is a party given each year in the Some are neglected or abused, some The orphanage on Toledo's West other year, to treat all of the children institution's gym by a local jewelry handicapped or otherwise disabled, but Side houses 83 children ages 2 to 14 to a day of shopping at a local store so store owner and his family. "The kids at Christmastime they are all busy. On years. Few have parents to speak of that they can pick out gifts for others. always get excited about the party," a desk in the small office of caseworker and as a group have little money. But Sister David Ann said this trip for the Sister David Ann said. This year the Sister David Ann Hoy is an IM by 11, thanks to the thoughts of others they kids allows them the opportunity to party will be the same as always, but One resident of the St. Anthony'sVilla child care center on Toledo's West Side finds the Christmas tree donated by a friend to the home facinaling. Children such as this one celebrate the holidays at the Villa in a number of ways thanks to several groups and individuals who donate goods, services and themselves for these orphaned ehildren. Legitimate Reasons For Christmastime Blues •yLorikarci main causes of depression during the may increase already existing depress- holidays," Hulse said. "People have ions also. "There are very few people Christmas lights sparkle from an an ideal of the perfect holiday occasion depressed at Christmas who don't have ornamented tree, stockings are hanging and are let down when their expecta- a long standing problem." from the hearth over a glowing Are, tions fall short of magic." and you and your family are together Depression at Christmas can also at this most special of holiday seasons. stem from relations with other family Christmas can also be a 'marker' Christmas. Realizing that everyone So why do you fed blue? members. Some people are anxious holiday, Hulse said. Christmas may set isn't ecstatically happy will help you about having to put up with relatives come to terms with what you're feel- people in a frame of mind to review the they aren't fond of. past. They remember special ing. Christmases of childhood and feel blue when they can't recapture the same • Take constructive steps yourself to £ feelings. Thus, the situation reminds make your holiday more of what you them of how dissatisfied they are with want. Get involved in volunteer activ- their lives. ities available during the holidays. According to Ann Hulse, graduate Doing things for others can take your assistant in psychological services at "CHRISTMAS TIME in our culture mind off your own problems. the University, people have many valid is a stereotype that we're all close, • Remember it is normal for every- reasons for feeling depressed during we're all happy. This can make those one to feel some twinges of nostalgia the holidays. who are lonely, lonelier or unhappier. Hulse suggests ways to cope with The expectation of the story-book and melancholy at Christmas. holiday depression: Hulse said it is important for those "The discrepancy between our fan- Christmas accentuates their prob- • Realize the stereotypical Hallmark lems," Hulse said. with a severe depression during the tasy of the Hallmark Christmas, and Christmas exists for very few people. holidays to seek professional counsel- the reality of the situation is one of the Hulse said she believes the holidays Give up those fantasies of the magical ing. nal families, some are taken in in foster homes and others move on to other instituions when they reach 14 years old. But they enjoy a full life of school, play and friendships at the Villa. "We know all the time that people are thinking about us, but at Christmas time we really see it." Sister David Ann said the kids are educated at 18 different Toledo schools, as some require special care for physical or learning disabilities. Change for school activities such as field trips is provided by the Villa's Friends' and Alumni Club. Other funds for the home come from the United Way, bequests and donations and from the surrounding counties, for the children placed by them into the home. SOME OF the children, Sister said, will spend Christmas with families. She said volunteer families or individuals, after being carefully screened, take the children during holidays, sometimes for the entire week of the holiday. She said she discourages people from tak- ing the kids only at Christmas and asks photos by Scott Carpenter that they take them at least once a The children at St. Anthony's Villa enjoy many games and toys, most donated, including sv/iming pool and a under-constmction game month. She added that she also dis- room. "Every child hear during the summer learns to swim," Sister David Ann, case worker at the Villa said. Some of the children will courages them from taking the same spend Christmas with families and individuals outside the home, others will enjoy the many activities planned at the Villa. child all of the time. "They tend to grow too attached to each other," she said. with one modification. The kind gem Another tradition involves the Vil- haven't gotten a gift from their grand- Whatever they do, Sister said the dealer's widow will be providing the la's chaplain dressed as St. Nicholas mother or why they can't buy a gift to children all seem to enjoy Christmas. It celebration alone. and visiting with the children. Sister give to their parents. But, she said, may not be the Christmas most people David Ann said this is done to help they sometimes just have to be frank think of, but the Christmas most SISTER DAVID ANN said the chil- teach the origins of the Christmas with them. people think of isn't the same as the dren also seem to enjoy what is becom- celebration and to help demonstrate one celebrated by the children at St. ing a tradition at the home, the Villa the Christian aspects of the season. FOR OVER 120 years, Saint Antho- Anthony's, either. They don't cele- Christmas party. The Franciscan Nun ny's Villa has been a temporary or brate, many of them, with families, but said all of the residents have supper "We try to carry on some of the nearly permanent home for orphaned, celebrate as a family. together before each receives a gift box traditions that hopefully will carry on neglected or abandoned children. The As the children filed in the door of containing clothes and toys. in their lives and maybe they will pass home is set up as miniature homes, the modem building, each stopping to "We turn off all of the lights in the them on to their own children some- units, with houseparents who work hug and kiss one of the sisters or other gym except for those on the stage day," Sister said. three-and-a-half-day shifts. workers, Sister David Ann says where Santa is. The children all sit very At the Villa, the children live and "Christmas is a very exciting time quietly and wait for everyone to get Sister David Ann says she and other learn together and are cared for by the around here." their gift. Then we turn the lights on case workers sometimes face difficult Sisters of St. Francis, of Tiffin, Ohio, "We know all the time that people and it's like an explosion, everyone tasks.during the holiday season. She and by many other professional and are thinking about us," Sister said, throwing wrapping paper off the boxes says it is often a troublsome job volunteer aids. Some of them even- "but at Christmas time we really see at once." explaining to youngsters why they tually become adopted into conventio- it.' Christmas Spirit Is Lost When Family Is Split fcy Jo—st Gtwdyke Last Christmas no fires burned be- stay at our house because it was the tradition and into change and it had cause there was no fireplace. Last biggest and best house for holiday occurred all too fast for me. I didn't Anyone looking in the window Christmas Dad came over on celebrations. Our family was closer to like it, I hated it, in fact, and I let would see the typical Christmas cele- Christmas Eve to give us gifts and then one another than any other time of the everyone close to me know it with my bration. A huge tree, lit candles, boxes he left for Hilton Head, S.C. He left year. sulking. 1 longed for us all to live upon boxes of wrapped presents, plates with a tear on his cheek. Last Last year we got money. I don't together again and celebrate the holi- full of cookies, fires burning in both Christmas lost some of its magic. mean to sound cold or ungrateful, days at our old house. fireplaces and people of every age because Dad realized college students While I was feeling sorry for myself, running around or simply sitting qui- MY CHILDHOOD had always en- need so many things and by giving us my mother told me something that etly taking in all the excitement. The compassed all the magic Christmas money we could get what we wanted made me feel ashamed of my selfish- people looked either distinguishably was. Putting decorations up around and needed. ness. She said that wherever she is, Scandinavian or Irish. Dad's side was a the house, building snowmen, carol- I still got to see both sides of the home is. mixture of blue and brown eyes and ing, wrapping presents, driving around family, but it wasn't all under one I had been basing Christmas on a dark curly hair. town to see the decorated houses and roof. We spent Christmas Day at my place and a memory. How 1 thank my That typical scene occurred every the anticipation that began at least grandparents and while I was with the mother for reminding me that family is year for me without fail except for last three weeks before Christmas Day. people I love, something was missing. family and the love shared during the Christmas. The family went in two Mom and Dad always made holidays and any other time of the year different directions and sometimes I Christmas special and memorable. One THE WHOLE Christmas season doesn't stop just because we moved out believe I went in another. This happens year my sister, mother and I had had been lacking something for me. I of a house that my Dad still lives in. when parents get divorced. Two matching red velvet gowns to wear couldn't figure it out because I had so months before I got home for Christmas Eve. Another year it was much to be thankful for even though My mother's advice was well taken Christmas break my parents got di- bicycles or a stereo or a too expensive my parents had just gotten divorced. and I began to take things in stride. vorced and when I got home to my but longed for coat. Mom would play Then I admitted to myself what it was. This Christmas I'll be even better, but mother's "new" house, the fake tree Christmas albums and cook special The celebration wasn't in the big no matter bow old and how mature I was already up and Dad was no longer dinners. Dad brought cookies and bouse. It wasn't the same as it had been become, I will never let go of the around. fudge home. 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